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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1962
Page
11
The district notes that members on the Honor Roll must have A or B grades in all regular subjects with good work habits and citizenship. Through the fifth report there are 96 eligible candidates, about 8 percent of the enrollment, with hope all maintain high standards to year end.
One name was omitted from the Honor Roll published in the last edition. To home room 13's list we would like to add Susan Spurling.
Arne Holes describes a Misses pattern 4866 for a sun-season shirt dress with an 8 gore skirt and front back tabs. Size 16 uses 4 yards 35-inch fabric. Cost 50 cents plus 10 cents mailing per pattern. Send name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star.
The Executive Council met on May 21 to approve next year’s Monitor Commission chairman Don Lutz and Chapel Committee chairman Linda Richter. The Honor Court elected Jim Sirbaugh as chief judge.
Sunday afternoon Handley High School Handley Auditorium hosted the Junior and Concert Bands in a spring program praised for exceeding last year. A highlight was Theme From the Apartment by Charles Williams with Linda Garber at the piano.
Handley students are told the Handlians yearbook for 1962 is due next Monday May 28. Editors promise the book will be the best yet and students look forward to its arrival and viewing.
Rosalind Butler editor in chief Anne Clare Dick assistant editor report ers Patricia Brumback Karen Cowsert Jayanne Haines Nancy Gordon Anne Locke Barbara Pickeral Donna Ploss Mary Sarandria Patricia Wilkins Betsy Baker Salley Bell Joyce Gano Linda Garber Julie Glass
The article lauds outgoing General Organization president Paul Haldeman and judge Patricia Brumback for commendable leadership and honors. It notes successor Sam Heltzel, vice president Jim Sirbaugh, Monitor Commission chair Susan Harper, and incoming Don Lutz as next year's committee head, praising their readiness and responsibilities.
Patricia Wilkins as chairman of the chapel committee has worked tirelessly to create reverent quiet in chapel. Linda Richter will chair next year and carry forward Patty's example. The 1961 62 year is praised and officers for 1962 68 are promised loyal support from the Handley student body.
Forecast lists readers leaders and pianists for chapel services from Wednesday to Monday. Sam Heltzel leads Wednesday with Judy Belchie and Sharon Moore at piano. Thursday features Seniors rehearsal for Baccalaureate at 7. Friday chapel lists reader Bill Schenck, leader Doug Killian with pianist Joyce Ann Gano. Monday shows reader Paul Haldeman with leader Joyce Ann Gano and pianist Patricia Brum back.
Mary Marshall Gaunt wins first place and Sandra Morrison takes second in the state Jefferson Davis essay contest sponsored by the United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter. Gaunt’s essay also earned top honors at the state level. Congratulations to both Handley students.
A collection of miscellaneous senior stats lists tall and short, heavy and light, large and small measurements. It notes birthplaces Italy and Winchester as farthest and nearest, with various body and ring sizes recorded for the class.
A mass exhibit of water color and oil paintings from Winchester Schools grades 1 to 12 fills Handley halls. Prizes awarded by group include primary Hilda Frye first, Betty Lively second, Susan Smith third. elementary David Cain first, Jimmy Williford second, Warren Hoke third. junior high Scott Kern first, Brenda Smallridge second, Bambi Smith third. senior high Sally Bell first, Philip Newcome second, Philip Rice third. Oil works by seniors shown as a group.
The Thespian Club presented its last production of the year, Drums in the Night, on May 16.
The late Perry house scene features Norma and guests including Rosalind Putayler and Edith Jane Shoemaker in a mystery of a missing tom tom, an attempted murder, theft, and a fortune. cast members Markwood, Bowers, Claresie Wayne, and Holloway are listed with brief bios and dreams.
Biographical notes list Pamela Jean Rush nicknamed Caen born in Wi Dela with interests in Autumn Leaves and fashion dreams of seasonal wardrobes and travel. Jo aean born Fortonmouth New Jersey prefers I'll be Seeing You writes letters and dreams of Europe travel.
Two lifelong ambitions emerge from a pair of local figures. Johnstown born nickname Mary pursues a language course and a birthplace tied goal while Greenbelt born nickname Charlie aims to win a championship motorcycle race.
Mystery profile fragment shows a person nicknamed Frank tied to academic science. It includes a hobby of watching and an unnamed dream about personal mental growth. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events or affiliations.
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