John Rice Wins Top Prize In Annual Science Fair
Luther Hale Science Fair held May 9 10 in Handley gym drew 213 projects across physics chemistry biology and general science. John Rice earned honors with the Jones Cup for inversion of sucrose in the biology division and first in chemistry while Marlin Leatherman led physics with evolution of an electronic car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rice
Marlin Leatherman
Jack Phillips
George Weidig
Joe Powers
Ronnie Bucher
John Massie
George Weldig
Butch Alberti
Jo Ann Luttrell
Becky Lillis
Anna Porterfield
Kathy Smith
Victor Haines
Euglena
George Snider
Ken Armel
Raymond Tugal
Donna Rinker
Carl T. Bell
W. R. Simpson
Robert K. Mason
Sofa
Shepherd Colege
Science Fai
Concert Band Delights With Annual Spring Program
Handley School concert opens with 650 East Concert Prelude and Fugue in F minor. Performances feature Betty Wilson and others in flute solos, Handley Hi Notes premiere tunes, and a finale with First Suite in E flat and West Side Story selections. Audience enjoyed hour long program.
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Handley School
Gaylen Strimce
650 East
Ole
Miller
Wiro
Loo
Cadwrallader Sak Norco Moonta
Betty Wilson
Kathy Bish
Scott Brown
Karen Lutz
Elaine Rhodes
Handley Hi Notes
Handley Girl Attends National Science Fair in Albuquerque
Susan Goode, a Handley junior, joined about 2000 high school students at the National Science Fair in Albuquerque New Mexico. She participated in seminars at Highland High School Tuesday through Thursday covering topics like Biology Chemistry and Botany with lectures by Dr Glenn Seaborg Admiral Rickover and Werner von Braun.
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Susan Goode
Albuquerque
N.M
Susan
Highland High School
Radioch Seminary
Glenn Senet
Adm
Rickover
Werner von Braun
Junior High Glee Club and Thespian meetings planned
The notice lists events in Chapel Room 35 on May 15 with reader Jack Alkire leader Richard Albaugh pianist Barbara Loy and a Junior High Glee Club operetta for Junior High and Elementary at 12 15. May 16 Thespian Club meets at 12 15. May 17 in Chapel Room 16 reader Anne Hortenstine Jea Gilkey special music soloist Rhonda and Thes rae. May 21 Senior Class meeting at 12 15.
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Chapel Room
Reader
Jack Alkire
Richard Albaugh
Barbara Loy
Thespian Club
Anne Hortenstine
Jea- Gilkey
Rhonda
Freshmen Class Elects Officers for 1963 64 Term
Freshman class officers for the 1963 64 term were elected with Gordon Anne Moore named president. The vice president and secretary positions were also filled.
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Gordon Anne Moore
Editor in Chief and Staff Reporters List
Sally Bll is editor in chief and Julie Glass is assistant editor. Reporters include Betsy Connie Carlisle Alice ern er Barbara Eavis Linda Gar Slap Cercle Montessore Higgs ynuel Miller Vicky Miller Lucie Hi ter Janet macane s belt Mery Je Madden Shanta Moore Janare Ritter and Mary Scully.
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Betsy Connie Carlisle
Alice Erner
Barbara Eavis
Linda Gar
Slap Cercle
Choosing Courses For Next Year At Handley High
As the 196268 school year ends Handley students face selecting next year’s courses. Guidance counselors urge careful choice to fit individual talents and future plans. Consider whether a course develops talents, remains engaging, and leads to college or job goals.
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Handley
Omission Cleared for Melvin Dick in Room 200 Roll
A notice regrets a missing name on the Hon or Roll dated April 30. Melvin Dick in Room 200 should have appeared on the list.
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Melvin Dick
Room 200
Handley Band Members Earn Superior Ratings in Ensemble
Handley band members performed in a woodwind quintet featuring Betty Wilson on flute Jim Riley clarinet William Henricks oboe Scott Atkinson bassoon Mike Harper French horn Martha Bennet Harriet Williams Marlin Leatherman William Mason Dwight Miller Norman Stottlemyer with solos. The group earned ratings including superior and excellent with several soloists named Leatherman Bennett Williams Mason and Miller achieving high marks.
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Betty Wilson
Jim Riley
William Henricks
Scott Atkinson
Mike Harper
Martha Bennet
Harriet Williams
Marlin Leatherman
William Mason
Dwight Miller
Norman Stottlemyer
Clarinet
Superior
Leatherman
Bennett
Williams
Living costs dominate budgets of pub and private colleges
Living costs account for about 80 percent of the present budget in public colleges and around 65 percent in private colleges. The figures highlight how essential expenses shape higher education financing.
Prizewinners Named In Annual Art Exhibit
The Winchester Branch of the American Association of University Women awarded prizes for an annual art exhibit. Winners include Deborah Stotler for The Birds with ribbons to Peggy, Bill Giffin, and Mark Clark. Other grade winners were for The Stage and various pieces with multiple students noted for ribbons. Bonnie Robertson won the special education prize for Bottom of the Sea.
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Winchester
American Assn
Handley
Virginia Avenue
John Kerr
Quarles
Deborah Stotler
Ng the Birds
Peggy
Bill Giffin
Mark Clark
Giv
Horse
Chip Shutte
Barry Carper
Steve Bertram
Paul Sambol
Freddie Russell
Steven Whitacre
Robin Barr
Irene Hammer
Hop
Denny Bailey
Meg Struet
Pan Oy
Jill Feltner
Peachy Fegans
Anna Oe
Eeos Hamme
Paillingham
Lou Carter
Bonnie Robertson
Gary Hart
Bill Venable
John Clevenger
Kelly
Booster Club Names Officers for the Year
The booster club announces new officers: President Judy Belchie editor of the Junior Evening Star, Vice President Sandra Lee Ritter assistant editor of the Junior Evening Star, and Secretary Sharon Moore.
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Judy Belchie
Junior Evening Star
Sandra Lee Ritter
Sharon Moore
Secre
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Meet In
New Mexico
Sally Bll
Julie Glass
Editorial
Stephany Martin
Empire State Building
Booster Club
Wilkins
Shoecenter
Ropees
Loafer
Louldoun & Boscawen Sts
Wwe
Jeremouth
Chevrolet
TNT
Chevrolet Sales Company
Loudoun St
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