Jr Star Staff and Editors List Read Like City Paper
Claudia Adams editor in chief Lisa Huffman assistant editor and a roster of reporters including Nancy Aikens Sara Alberti Martha Bennett Betty Buncutter Donna Dick Jo Ann Flickinger Rebecca Lillis Susan Lillis Nancy Madagan Anne Moore Joyce Newlin Cynthia Rathman Sheila Roe Phyllis Rowland Alice Seabright Ann Shockey Gretchen Shrader Linda Snyder Antonia Tulou Mary Williamson listed as staff and contributors for the Jr Star newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Aikens
Sara Alberti
Martha Bennett
Betty Buncutter
Donna Dick
Jo Ann Flickinger
Rebecca Lillis
Susan Lillis
Nancy Madagan
Anne Moore
Joyce Newlin
Cynthia Rathman
Sheila Roe
Phyllis Rowland
Alice Seabright
Ann Shockey
Gretchen Shrader
Linda Snyder
Antonia Tulou
Mary Williamson
New School Gym Under Construction Amid Noise and Dust
The editorial notes hours of upheaval as work begins on a new school gym. Teachers relocate to vacant rooms to escape noise while students endure heat dust and claustrophobic conditions. The piece ends with optimism for a better gym next winter.
Handley District Track Meet Draws Large Crowd
A select Handley district track meet drew an exceptionally large and enthusiastic crowd this past Saturday. Six schools participated and Handley finished second, with many spectators from other schools boosting attendance. Alumni, including former Handley star Larry Bell, were among attendees.
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Handley
Handeley
Larry Bell
Senior Students Profiles From Winchester Schools May 1965
A compiled list presents student names with nicknames courses favorite subjects hobbies and future plans for Joyce Rippeon Sheila Roe Phyllis Rowland Peter Rupp Elmer Sallmeger Steve Sardelis Milton Scalph Lawrence Schaf Robert Schneider and Alice Seabright. Details show interests from stenography to nursing teaching theology and engineering along with leisure activities and goals for college or work.
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Joyce Anne Rippeon
Joyce
Winchester Schools
Sheila Jeanette Roe
Sheila
Phyllis Gaile Rowland
Engelish
Peter Otis Rupp
Peter
Gotocollege
Winchester
Steve Gus Sardelis
Dedicatee Named For Handlian Class of 1965 At Handley
An assembly announced the 1965 Handlian dedicatee as James M. Omps a former teacher and coach praised by the Class of 1965. Richard Bell introduced the event and John Bennett was named this year’s recipient with copies presented to staff and libraries.
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James Omps
Richard Bell
Yearbrook
Handley
James M. Omps
John Bennett
Six girls named Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders after tryouts
Seventy candidates vied for junior varsity cheer spots during Friday's finals in the play court. After two days of practice eliminations, six students were selected by judges Mrs. Stallings Mrs. Hillyard and Mrs. Jack. Named to next year's squad are Pam Kern Emily Cone Jeanie Hammer Laurie McKeown Mary Carolyn Anderson and Jana Burkholder.
Barbara Bell Elected Library Club President for 1965 66
Barbara Bell was named president of the Library Club for the 1965 66 academic year at the Thursday meeting. Sue Newcome was elected vice president and Brenda Clevenger secretary. The club plans a picnic at the Exchange Shelter honoring senior members from 5 30 to 7 30 p.m. on May 20.
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Library Club
Barbara Bell
Sue Newcome
Brenda Clevenger
Exchange Shelter
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
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Chapel and Club Events and State Track Meet Schedule
May events list includes the Chapel Booster Club with reader Cyne thia Rathman leader Claudia Adams pianist Sheila Roe and special music Lead Us Heavenly Father on May 19. The Thespian Club meets May 20 at 12 15 in Room 30. The Chapel Old General Organization officers and readers lead May 24 with pianists Steven Shrader and Philip Webber. The State Track Meet is set for May 22 in Lexington at 2 p.m.
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Chapel Booster Club
Cynethia Rathman
Claudia Adams
Sheila Roe
Lead Us
Heavenly Father
the Thespian Club
Chapel — New General
Ben Dick
David Strance
Elizabeth Melester
Lexington
Chapel
Old General Organization
Jerry Turner
Margaret Smith
Steven Shrader
Philip Webber
Roger Lake Named Editor in Chief of Handlian
The 1966 Handlian nominating committee met May 13 to select candidates for Editor in Chief and Business Manager. The slate elected includes Roger Lake as Editor in Chief and Judy Wiener as Business Manager with other nominees named.
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Handlian
Roger Lake
Thomas Louthan
James Stotler
Judy Wiener
Arlene Naul
Gary Teets
Ann Dunelap
Handley Students Prepare Spring Exhibit Displays
During the week of May 17 Handley classes will display work from the year. Students’ class work and special projects will be shown in the halls with parents invited to view on Wednesday May 19 and Thursday May 20.
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Handley
Handley Golf Team Completes Near Perfect Season
Handley golf team coached by Hillyard and staff posted eight wins in nine matches at Winchester Golf Club. They defeated Fauquier County James Wood Loudoun County Herndon and Clark County twice, with a single loss to Loudoun Valley. They won the District Meet at Winchester with Loudoun Valley second and James Wood third.
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Handley Golf
Mr. Hillyard
Park Plumly
Dougie Anderson
Shep Campbell
Robert Schenck
Richard Gregory
Handley
Winchester Golf Club
Fauquier County
Mathes
James Wood
Loudoun County
Herndon
Clark County
Loudoun Valley
Governors Meet to Resist Federal School Integration Rules
Southern governors met in Georgia led by Gov. Carl E. Sanders to oppose HEW plans for mandatory integration. They seek new federal guidance on withholding funds, arguing federal authority should not extend beyond law. The group includes Governors Harrison, Faubus, McNair, Wallace and Johnson with others sending support.
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Richmond
Harerison
Washington
U.S
Georgia
Carl E. Sanders
Orval E. Fau
Arkansas
Robert McNair
South Carolina
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Paul
Mrs. Dorsey Wins Little Garden Club Trophy
The Little Garden Club awards Mrs. Joseph Dorsey the trophy for the most blue ribbons won in the year. Incoming president Dorsey and outgoing president Mrs. Phillip B. Glaize recap recent Charlottesville and Staunton meetings and Garden Club of Virginia activities.
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Joseph Dorsey
Little Garden Club
Dorsey
Phillip B. Glaize
Charlottesville
Staunton
University of Virginia
Garden Club of Virginia
University
Delmer Robinson
William Johnson
Hobson McGehee
Clarke County
Linda Sirbaugh Heads Girls Monogram Club
A regular meeting of the Girls Monogram Club was held on Tuesday May 11 at 12 15 in Room 18. Officers for next year were elected Linda Sirbaugh president and Joyce Newlin secretary. Plans were discussed for the club picnic.
Weatherman Eugene Shepherd Retires in Reno
AP reports Eugene Shepherd retires after 17 years as Reno chief meteorologist. He says Reno offers the best climate in the world and plans to stay in the city.
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Reno
Eugene Shepherd
Shepherd
Reforming Catholicism Aims for Catholic Protestant Unity
The Rev. Dr. Frederick Grant of Union Theological Seminary argues a historical approach to Christianity can aid Roman Catholic and Protestant reunion. His new book Rome and Reunion (Oxford) envisions progress toward unity via reformed Catholicism focused on global welfare.
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New York
Frederick Grant
Union Theological Seminary
Rome
Reunion
Oxford
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Editorial
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Elmer Edward Sallmeger, Jr
Toby
Milton Hugh Scalph
Mill
Tory
Graftsman
Lawrence David
Schaf
Robert Allan Schneider
College
Alice Lupton Seabright
AcademicoLanguage
Alice
Chee
Mistry
Howard Cahill
Dr. Quarles
Howard
Omps
Miss Snider
Ben
Roger
Harrison
Mrs. Dorsey
Nancy Pennypacker
Star
Mississippi
Johnson
South
Historic Garden
Virginia
GCV
Muse
St. John’s Church
Linda Sirbaugh
Monogram Club
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Loudoun Street
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