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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1965
Page
7
The Junior Evening Star editorial urges students to push through four remaining weeks of school despite spring fever. It emphasizes improving grades, balancing upcoming Proms and dances with study, and maintaining will power to end the year on a high note.
Seven men who served as vice president of the United States were later elected president: John Adams Thomas Jefferson Martin Van Buren Theodore Roosevelt Calvin Coolidge Harry Truman and Lyndon B Johnson.
An advertisement describes Anne Adams patterns for a slimming sheath dress with matching jacket. It lists sizes 1442 1642 1812 2014 221 2414 and 1644, fabric yardages for dress and jacket, and a 50 cent pattern price with 15 cents extra for first class mailing. Send name address zone size and style number to Winchester Evening Star pattern department in New York for the Spring-Summer catalog and a free pattern lead ideas coupon.
Barbara Hott, Handley Apple Blossom Festival Princess, is praised as Best Looking Girl in the senior class. She studies stenography, enjoys shorthand and typing, and plans may include work or business college. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert D Hott of Park Way Winchester. She says she met wonderful people and had a wonderful time.
Upcoming activities include Science Club on May 5 in Room 30 with Pamela Kern Roberta Manuel and Barbara Boyd. Science Fair opens at 6 30 with judging, and May 7 offers public viewing from 7 to 9 p m. A Broadway Handley track meet is set for May 8 at 1 30 p m with activity in Chapel rooms 11 17 and 43 on other days.
Handley students showcased beauty on multiple floats in Friday's Grand Feature Parade. Notable riders included Susan Harper, Jacqueline Stotler, Ruth Fowler, Susan Lillis, and many others from local clubs. The event followed a girls basketball intramurals final where the Junior team, captained by Barbara Rush, defeated Ann Miller's sophomore squad 32 to 12.
Mary Jane Clement and Jean nette Stultz nominated for the National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Awards Program. Winners to be announced in December 1965. Finalists often gain college admissions and scholarship assistance.
Handley's entrants at Charlottesville earned top honors with James Tucker placing first in Boy's Public Speaking, Lisa Huffman second in Spelling, and Mary Jane Clement third in Girl's Public Speaking. Eugene Willis and Mary Jane Clement also competed in Poetry and Jairi's Public Speaking respectively, under faculty sponsorship.
The Handley gym hosts the Luther S Hale Science Fair with judges from Shepherd College selecting top projects in Physics Chemistry Biology and math during a multi day event. Public viewing is Friday May 7 from 7 to 9 pm and school hours Thursday and Friday.
A Booster Club meeting on April 26 named Anne Moore as President and Gretchen Strader as Editor-in-Chief. Mary Williamson became Assistant Editor and Vice President. Martha Bennett was chosen Secretary-Treasurer. Strader was re elected sponsor with Mrs Garbrbrandt.
Miss Jo Anna Robinson won third place at the Strayer Junior College Bookkeeping Contest in Washington, D.C. The award included a $25 prize.
A collage of Dear Abby letters about a father cutting bangs as punishment for poor grades, a debate on whether luck or biology determines a child's sex, a husband giving Easter plants, and a plea to warn mothers about extension cords after a child injury.
Miss Robinson, a sophomore and first-year bookkeeping student of Mr. Irvin Manges at Handley High, received a government bond and a certificate of recognition before the student body in the final awards assembly. She competed with 253 contestants from 71 high schools and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gilbert of Winchester.
A ham and broccoli chicken dinner will be served Thursday at the Elks Home 414 N Kent St starting at 5 p.m. Proceeds support the Douglas School Band's trip to the Elks State Convention in Charlottesville. Public invited. call 66206759 for details.
In Kansas City AP dispatch and Washington report Judge Richard M. Duncan announced his May 31 retirement from the U S District Court for Missouri after ten years in Congress. Johnson blasts denounced rivals while lamenting foreign and domestic political pressure at AFL CIO gathering.
A simple vegetable dip uses creamstyle cottage cheese blended with sour cream and poppyseed to create a creamy, tangy accompaniment. The combination enhances raw vegetables with a mild, nutty flavor and smooth texture.
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