Editor Credits and Staff List for Mary Bruce Rhodes Era
Long list of editors and reporters including Mary Bruce Rhodes and Cora Helen Frye. Names span Barbara Lewis through Betty Jo Johnson with many in between.
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Mary Bruce Rhodes
Cora Helen Frye
Barbara Lewis
Spozzie Glaize
Susie Butler
Liz Riley
Betty Petrie
Dorothy Daugherty
Janet Stanley
Ann Keller
Kitty Swisher
Mary Dickinson
Ann Sullivan
Helen Sullivan
Susan Crisman
Gayle Crabill
Sally Dunn
Joan Miller
Ann Sirbauch
Genevieve McConey
Pat Pugh
Susan Bierer
Betty Jo Johnson
Course selection urges foresight for high school years
Editorial urges underclassmen to study Handley outlines for five offered courses and to discuss with parents before choosing a schedule. It warns against choosing the easy path and stresses planning for future needs citing Whitman and urging thoughtful, future-focused decisions.
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John Greenleaf Whittier
Club Holds Last Meeting of Year
The Library Club held its final regular meeting during advisory period. President Kitty Swisher congratulated the incoming officers and welcomed new members. Mrs Wisman dismissed suggestions for improvements next year. Refreshments were served.
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Library Club
Kitty Swisher
Hedley Science Fair Awards Highlight Animal and Plant Projects
The Hedley High School 1987 Science Fair showcased biology chemistry physics and general science exhibits. Reggie Baker won biology first with a rat driven study while Gavie Crabb and Jack Bowen with Bill Wheatley earned top honors in chemistry and physics respectively.
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Anyonce
Handley Science
Enouc
Reggie Baker
Reggie
Magasines
Gavie Crabb
Sim
Jack Bowen
Bill Wheatley
Wandiey
Curtis Spring
Mike Hollis
Mena David Keen
Richard Lewis
Mary Bruce Rhodes
Betty Jo Johnson
Simstone
Haruki Madagan
Lee Brumback
Wilford Mallory
Elizabeth Lacy
Judith Vance
Benjamin Butler
Diane Dunlap
Janet Bish
Martha Kerlin
Eighth Grade Elects Officers
The eighth grade has elected officers for the coming year. George Glass was re elected president Carole Smalts was elected vice president and Rosanna Hodson was elected secretary treasurer. Mrs Thomas and Dr Bushong are sponsors.
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George Glass
Carole Smalts
Rosanna Hodson
Thomas
Dr. Bushong
False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
Many wearers of false teeth have suffered embarrassment when their plate dropped or slipped at the wrong moment. Sprinkle PASTEETH, an alkaline powder, on the pilates to hold teeth more firmly and improve comfort. Does not sour and checks plate odor. Get FASTEETH at any drug counter.
Sophomores Elect 1957 58 Officers
The sophomore class elected Bennie Bukter president Bill Shendon vice president and Martha Whitten secretary for next year. J Stand duties fall to Jeanette Hodson and Jimmy Miller with Mrs Fore and Mr Holcomb re elected sponsors. Monogram Club leader Ann Bailey joins committees while Susan Bierer serves as secretary and booster club member. The picnic is set for June 4 at Susan Bierer’s home.
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Bennie Bukter
Bill Shendon
Martha Whitten
J. Stand
Jeanette Hodson
Jimmy Miller
Fore
Holcomb
Susan Dick
Nancy Jo Farmer
Ann Bailey
Monogram Club
Ann
Library Club
Susan Bierer
Susan
Booster Club
Beautiful hard working wagons from Chevrolet
Chevrolet markets a handsome wagon lineup ideal for do it yourself projects outdoor sports and family use. Two and four door models offer six to nine passenger capacity with cargo space of up to half a ton. Wagons feature wide tailgates, available 270 hp V8 and high performance options, and easy handling.
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Chevrolet
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Junior Evening Star
Stade
Editoria
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
Loudoun
Princess Ensemble
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Sbeth Lacy
Evelyn Kiserr
Hoye Riley
Winchester Star
Hedley Science Fair
Joyce Keller
Patsy Aikin
Lando Reynolds
Linda Curl
Girl's Monogram Club
Valley Shoe
SALON
N. Loudoun ST
Winchester
Fisher
Bel Air
Chevy
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