Honor Court Members Named for 1955 56
George Sempeles announced the Honor Court selections to the Executive Council for 1955 56. Members named were Garvin Walters Elizabeth Lacey David Keen Joe Higgs Mary Lou Sydnor Judith Argenbright Lee Boppe Thomas Glenner and clerk Sharon Glaize. Sonny Walters was elected to preside as judge for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sempeles
Executive Council
Garvin Walters
Elizabeth Lacey
David Keen
Joe Higgs
Mary Lou Sydnor
Judith Argenbright
Lee Boppe
Thomas Glenner
Sharon Glaize
Sonny Walters
Sonny
Glee Club
Monitor Commission Named at Haisy High School
The Monitor Commission will be headed next year by Monte Conner with Spuzzie Glaize as Clerk and secretary of the General Organization. Members include Jeanette Rhodes, Tessie Shackleford, Mike Hart, Larry Brown, and Mary Higgs. Navy recruits from the school will receive specialized training in electronics, hospital, aviation, or seaman fields across 43 schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monitor Commission
Monte Conner
Monte
Spuzzie Glaize
Jeanette Rhodes
Tessie Shackleford
Mike Hart
Larry Brown
Mary Higgs
Navy
U. S. Navy
Winchester
Junior Class Rings on Order for Seniors
Matha Butler, secretary, has been taking junior ring orders in Mrs Hale's room for over a week. All orders must be in by May twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matha Butler
Mrs. Hale
Spanish Tournament Results Highlight Janine Pratt
Janine Pratt, a junior, placed seventh in the state Spanish I tournament after scoring 95 on the exam sent to West Hampton College. Her high 98 led the top score, with ties for 97 and 95 influencing Pratt's final position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janine Pratt
West Hampton College
Dress Pattern Ad Promises Easy Sew For Summer Wear
Advertisement for pattern 4835 and related half sizes touts a no fuss sundress ideal for hot days. Includes yardage from 35-inch fabric, complete illustrated instructions, and easy fit. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for first class mail to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept. New York.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Reporters Names Listed for Coverage
Reporters Martha Butler Anne Barnhart Betty Haymaker Mary Ruth Whitten Mary Lou Sydnor Mary Kaknis Judy Grove and Iris McFadden are named as staff correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Anne Barnhart
Betty Haymaker
Mary Ruth Whitten
Mary Lou Sydnor
Mary Kaknis
Judy Grove
Iris McFadden
Handley Track Team Celebrates Successful Season
Editorial applauds Handley for finishing a strong track season with eight boys placing high at Montevideo and qualifying for the State Meet in Charlottesville. Authors urge student support at future meets and emphasize track as a school sport deserving attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Charlottesville
Montevideo
Wanda Ann Strother Senior Interview Highlights
Wanda Ann Strother from Cross Junction Virginia is profiled as a senior with ties to the Handiian staff and Lupton Horticulture Club. She studies stenography and English, plans to marry June 25, and hopes for a Washington secretarial job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda
Handiian
Lupton Horticulture Club
Jume 25
Washington
Alan Stryker Past and Present at Winchester Judges
Alan Stryker, born in Winchester, was the quarterback and co captain of the 1955 Judges. He is a Monogram Club member and studies World History in the General Course. After graduation he plans to join the paratroopers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Monogram Club
Fires burnt ten million acres of timber last year
Public service notice notes 90 percent of fires were caused by carelessness with cigarettes matches campfires brush and trash. It urges singing out dead out fires and mentions cooperation with The Advertising Council.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
The
Advertising Council
Remarkable sixth grade program earns high praise
Time had elapsed. All scenery props and costumes were created by this versatile group. Each part was acted out extremely well and gave the impression of the age. Much credit goes to Mrs Iris Anderson sixth grade teacher for planning and producing this excellent program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Anderson
Protruding law not sign of pugnaciousness says study
A reading argues that visible legal or formal rigor does not imply aggression or conflict, suggesting restraint and measured response govern conduct rather than force or confrontational posture. The analysis challenges assumptions about law as a trigger for hostility.
Barbara Sturm News Note and School Plans
Barbara Margarette Sturm of Win is the Junior Evening Star editor and a Varsity Cheerleader. She belongs to the Booster and Glee Clubs with English as her favorite subject and is enrolled in the Academic Language Course. She plans to attend Saint Josephs College next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Junior Evening Star
Saint Joseph's College
World We Live In by Mrs Andersons Sixth Graders
Mrs Andersons sixth graders staged The World We Live In last Wednesday May 11 presenting six acts. Narrator Hallie Merriner led a Stone Age scene with frieze scenery and a homeric group of actors. The Egyptian scene on Sphinx architecture featured Sue Ann Clevenge Laura Shade Bobby Smith and others. The Greek Philosopher skit included Betty Jeanne Fry George Glass and multiple performers on a Athens street. Romans gods on Mount Olympus and Romulus as a new god featured Nancy Bell Barbara Chaplin Andrea Virostek and more. The class sang a medley including O God Beneath Invitations Black Eyed Susie and Solomon Levi. The final Adventure on Quirinus depicted a future Earth with space-age scenery while Ruth Brown as Father Time moved through segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Snyder
Ginny Germelman
George Goode
Jack Glaize
Charles Smith
Arthur Rowe
Duncan Harrison
Susie Custer
Brenda Murphy
Andrea Virostek
Laura Shade
Sphinx
Sue Ann Clevenge
Bobby Smith
Deedee Huntsberry
Paul Sybert
George Glass
Hallie Merriner
Marsha Fretwell
Betty Jeanne Fry
Betty Sue Bailey
Ronnie Gordon
Pat Robinson
Sandra Carpenter
Dougie Cather
Mary Evans
Athens
Nancy Bell
Arthur
Solomon Levi
Quirinus
Eddie Strasnyder
Tom Kern
Hary Ellen Snyder
Mary Earns College Acceptance After School Achievements
Mary, active in the Booster Thespian and Monogram Clubs, on the Advertising Staff of the Handiian, and listed in Who's Who's, is noted as Best Student. Mount St Vincent's College of New York City has accepted Mary.
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Mary
Booster
Thespian
Monogram
Handiian
Mount St. Vincent's College of
New York City
Homer’s plans after graduation from Berryville Avenue Service Station era
Homer, born in War densville West Virginia, stays busy with National Guard and work at Berryville Avenue Service Station while pursuing General Course studies. His favorite subject is Woodwork and after graduation he plans to study to be a mechanic.
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Homer
Wardensville
W. Va
The
National Guard
Berryville Avenue
Sue earns spot at Westhampton College
Winchester born Sue engages in concert marching and all state bands plus senior play Handiian staff and booster Thespian clubs. She has been accepted at Westhampton College in Richmond for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Westhampton College
Richmond
Sewing Assembly Set for Thursday Fashion Show
The eighth grade and advanced sewing classes plan their annual fashion show on May 9. Models will display designs created in class with students presenting outfits and accessories.
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Evening Star Y
Handley High School
Haisy Monitor Commission
Ric
Winchester Star
Helen Solenberger
Honor Court
Barbara Sturm
Anne Womeldorf
Editorial
Wanda Ann Strother
Cross Junction
Virginia
Justice Alan Stryker
Win
Chester
Barbara Margaurette Sturm
Father Time
Ruth Brown
Mary Margaret Sullivan
Homer Elit Sunderlin
Sue Ella Sybert
Jill
McClanahan’s
S. Loudoun St
Act Today
Singer Sewing Center
Ite Ao Mercury
Kenneth E. Henry
Goodyear
Buncutter Tire CO
Braddock St
Mercury
Ebels
Ed Sullivan
WTOP
George Washington Garage
N. Loudoun St. Center
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