Library Club Names Officers
The Library Club met last Tuesday to elect officers for the 1962 63 school year. Gretchen will serve as president.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1962
Page
16
The Library Club met last Tuesday to elect officers for the 1962 63 school year. Gretchen will serve as president.
The Thespian Club met Friday in the upstairs study hall and elected officers for 1962-63. President cae Streit, vice president Susan Goode, secretary Ellen Jones, and historian Joyce Miller were chosen.
Patricia Anne Strosnider Patsy from Winchester lists academic language as her course. Bev Teets from Winchester Commercial seeks wealth. Lewis Underwood aims to Rome. Weller II studies academic science and dreams of graduating with honors from W.M.I. Larry Wadsworth from Bluefield seeks luck. William Ward from Richmond wants English success. Barbara White from Clearwater dreams of owning a heated home. Melinda Williams from Bryan writes Dear John letters and seeks top ten dress fame.
The AP market summary shows a崟sharp drop amid "Black Tuesday" fears with the AP 60-stock average down 5.10 to 206.10 at noon as industrials fall 7.30 and rails 2.30. Volume surged past 3.75 million in two hours, hinting at a day that could exceed 10 million shares, with blue chips hit hard and some recoveries late in the session.
Due to final examinations there will be no Junior Evening Star next week.
Chicago market update shows hog receipts at 9 500 with butcher hogs 25 to 50 lower and a range around 190 to 220 for 1 2 size. Ib hogs mostly 16 50 to 16 25, mixed 1 3 180 to 225, 220 to 240 for 2 3, and 260 to 280 at 14 0 to 14 80. Sheep and lamb sales limited with lambs 85 to 95 pounds at 21.00 to 22.00, prime 22.50, and shorn slaughter ewes 4 50 to 5 50.
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