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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1957
Page
5
Co-captains Mike Hart and Jimmy Snapp led the Handley versus Frederick contest. Handley lost in the closing moments but delivered a strong defensive effort.
The Winchester school district held its annual teachers meeting at Madison College Harrisonburg with 1400 educators present. Highlights included remarks by Dr. Garland R. Quarles and Dr. George Seidel on general education, plus a program by the Harrisonburg High School band and tributes to deceased members.
Editorial urges home rooms to form Assembly Program Committees and schedule dates for Wednesday programs. It promotes student entertainment, awards for best home room assembly, and urges clubs and departments to present, with guidance to check open dates and limit rehearsal time.
The page shows editor Ann Sirbaugh and assistant editor Betty Jo Johnson with a team of reporters including Gayle Crabill Sally Dunn Pat Pugh Susan Crisman Susan Bierer Genevieve McCen ey Joan Miller and Ann Sullivan.
The group split into smaller discussion groups to address classroom problems. William F. Jones served on the Time and Place Committee. Mary Jo Sweeney joined the Nominating Committee. Donald McFadden served on the Resolutions Committee. Helene M. Walker was re elected secretary treasurer of District 6 for two more years.
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Members of the assembly committee chaired by Mrs Mary Jo Fore include Ralph Sherrard Helen Thomas Mary Sebastian Tommy Glass Gayle Crabill and Donald Jones. They plan around gate areas already used by outside programs with a schedule of events including October 16 1957 Franklyn Berry organist and November 26 1957 Torrini.
January 6 1958 Phyllis magic show by Gus and Casey Augspurg. February 3 1958 Jungle Wonders. March 3 1958 The Three Gees acrobatics. Larry Tabler musical novelty. Plan to give a program and don’t put it off.
The second tour for Shenandoah seniors sponsored by the Shenandoah Manufacturers' Association took place last Tuesday afternoon. After a briefing in the auditorium by secretary Mr John Anderson and host Mr Archie Pry the Group II students traveled by bus to the Coca Cola plant and nearby banks with escort Mrs Helene Walker from the faculty.
Monday Reader Thomas Pol hamus leads March and Pianist James Miller. Wednesday Reader Thomas DeHaven with Benjamin Butler and James Miller. Friday Leader Richard Donica with James Miller. Thursday October 10 Thesian Club Study Hall. Friday October 11 Monitor Commission Study Hall. Saturday October 12 Fort Hill football game Home. Monday October 14 Executive Council Study Hall. Tuesday October 15 Girls Monogram Club Girls Dressing Room.
Last Friday the Thespians met at Mr. Stanley Holcombe’s home to select a play for the one act contest. A committee read plots from several works and chose The High Heart by Adelaide C. Rowell after evaluating four options. The gathering featured skits by George Glass Charles Game Nancy Bell and Aimee Gibson plus a pantomime by Terry Jones. Mrs. Holcombe provided refreshments and the event concluded with light humor about couch fragility after two seniors fell.
Junior Evening Star announces a new alumnae feature detailing what Handley graduates are doing. Readers are invited to submit news about former students to any staff member for publication.
This week Handley welcomes two new teachers. Nancy Lichlider returns as librarian, now living in Winchester after origins in Albany New York and education at William and Mary. Mary Virginia Carson joins as General Science, resident of Winchester and Madison College graduate from Harrisonburg.
Senior girls captained by Carlette Wise carver won the intramural hockey tournament with a 2-0 opening victory over Patsey McCauley’s juniors. Patricia Goode scored in overtime. The final saw the seniors defeat Carolyn McKeever’s sophomore team 60 with goals by multiple players.
A persuasive quiz explains how to earn extra income by investing in NYSE stocks and bonds. It promotes a Monthly Investment Plan from $40 every three months, and a free booklet on dividends, urging readers to consult a broker to start building a second income.
Members of the New York Stock Exchange are cataloged for offices nearest you in the stock broker section of the classified telephone directory.
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