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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1943
Page
7
The Junior Evening Star urges Handley High School girls to study physics for a valuable scientific background. Betsy and classmates share campus news from Senior Play to letters from Betty Edmons, with updates on club pledges, school events, and alumni serving in the armed forces.
Reggie visited Mildred Kramer over the weekend. The senior play drew praise from attendees who said it was outstanding. Exams begin June 1 and about 25 high school boys will leave for the Army in June. Archie was defeated by another man, who left a shiner. Janet Lovett is enrolled in a four week journalism course at Northwestern University.
Fragmentary text describes characters Susan Betty Sherman Aunt Cordelia and others in a convoluted stage scene with relationships and travel to Africa. resolution via Susan's return and conquest of Aunt Cordelia amid chaotic humor.
Peggy Lee known as Peggy is set to graduate this June from Handley as a top senior. She aims for college next fall though unsure of the exact school. Peggy inspires fellow girls to pursue diplomas and leaves the audience of Handley Glee Club noting her soprano departure. Betty attended Waynesboro before Handley and has lived in Alaska and Panama.
The Army outlines months of preparation to tailor uniforms and underwear for comfort and durability in any climate. The emphasis is on fabric choice and weight to keep soldiers comfortable wherever they are stationed.
A fragment notes Tevious Bailey being accepted into the Navy V-5 program as part of a larger reminiscence about school life with hints of exams, facilities, and student activities. The text mentions a candy counter and bookkeeping sets, plus Mrs. Ochs and a playful reference to a pet name Squeegy.
A wartime notice invites 17 year olds who graduate high school to apply for the Naval Aviation Cadet program. Eligible seniors may receive a $75 monthly stipend during training and, upon completion and reaching 18, transfer to active duty. Apply to the Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board, G Street NW Washington DC.
Students urged to buy more Defense Savings Stamps with classroom prizes. A critic suggests lowering lunch prices to boost savings, while other comments call for broader encouragement and cost-saving incentives.
Brenda Carter presents a public speaking showcase at One Teer meet featuring a misread line on stage. The event spotlights student performers with internal notes showing a focus on drama and oratory in a modest venue.
A lengthy roster lists students and staff across multiple teachers. Names such as Miss Barr Miss Finklestine Miss Hyatt Miss McCue Miss Snider Miss Stevens and others followed by numerous students indicate a school honor roll compilation with many individuals across divisions.
Shamrocks claim two decisive badminton doubles victories over the Maroons with scores of 15 4 and 15 9. Wanner and Triplett excel with fast returns and high play neutralizing the Maroons. Sophomores Martha Bowers and Jean Butler earn praise for strong effort in a close semifinal run.
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls childhood readings and a past era. It references Mrs. Apple and a "Victory Key" with mentions of Roosevelt and wartime long division. Social events included orchestras and dances with attendees arriving by car on dates.
Fragmentary reads describe social gossip among neighbors and friends. Mentions include young women teachers, a few names, a F B I dating note, a husband hunting comment, pins with stars, and multiple weekend outings ending with an farewell line.
Coach Maddex departs for the Army as students and staff gather Tuesday morning for a send off. The ceremony marks initial steps as Maddex begins active service.
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