Jr. Star names editorial staff and contributors
The junior star staff lists Donna DeLoutche as editor in chief and Cynthia McAboy as assistant editor. Reporters include Susanne Brown Emily Cone Carl Gore Jean Hammer Barbara Lyons Laurie McKeown Patricia Rinker Sarah Schroth Susan Sullivan Elizabeth Tulou and Robin Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanne Brown
Emily Cone
Carlos Gore
Jean Hammer
Barbara Lyons
Laurie McKeown
Patricia Rinker
Sarah Schroth
Suesan Sullivan
Elizabeth Tulou
Robin Wolfe
Handley High School Cheerleaders Urge Courtesy at Pep Rally
Handley High School urges students to exhibit courtesy and quiet respect during rallies. The letter from the Varsity Cheerleaders notes some disruption at a James Monroe rally and asks for better cooperation to support the team and coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
Handley
James Monroe
Handley welcomes two new teachers to departments
Ronald McGuigan joins Handley as D E coordinator with a B S in Distributive Education from V P I and experience at Sears Roebuck Lane Company and state education posts. Sam Biller becomes Physical Education staff, holds a B S from Shepherd College, and coaches the sophomore varsity football squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Ronald McGuigan
Sam Biller
McGuigan
D.E
V.P.I
Sears, Roebuck Company
Roanoke
Lane Company
Alta Vista
State Department of Virginia
Biller
Physical Education Deepartment
Shephred College
Handeley
Pep Rally Boosts Handley JV Spirit and Victory
On Wednesday Oct 2 eighth through tenth graders attended a Handley auditorium pep rally. A skit by Freshman girls and chants like victory and beat showcased school spirit. The Handley Attorneys lost 8-0 to James Wood Privates, dropping to 2-1. Birds cost RAF $2.6 million yearly as pilots face takeoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Auditorium
J.V. Squad
Isherwood
Handley Attorneys
James Wood
Landis Honored for Latin Week Work in Virginia
Miss Laura Thornhill, chair of the Latin Week in Virginia, named Fred Landis as recipient of the Book award for Handley during Latin Week April 21 26 1968. The Classical Association of the Mid West and South presents the award for best Latin Week report. Landis scrapbook featured Handley exhibits and activities and his translation of Hans Christian Andersen Little Match Girl plus other Classics work earned him Virginia Latin Teacher of the Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Thornhill
Virginia
Fred Landis
Handley
Classical Association of
Middle West
South
College Night at Handley draws sixty eight colleges and schools
Handley hosts College Night on Oct 10 inviting junior and senior students from James Wood Clarke County Strasburg Stonewall Jackson Central of Woodstock and Massanutten Military Academy plus parents. Conference sessions run 7:30 PM with guides at entrances and reps in classrooms cafe old gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
James Wood
Clarke County
Strasburg
Stonewall Jackson
Central
Woodstock
Handley High
Massanutten Military Academy
Averett
Bluefield
Brevard
Technology
Catawba
Chowan
Shepherd
St. Andrew’s
U.va
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
Commonewealth University
Virginia
Intermont
Committees Named for 1968 69 D E C A Handley Club
The Handley D E C A Club held its first officer and committee meeting naming permanent standing committees for 1968 69. Publicity Virgil Funk Jr and Thomas Lofton Clean up Ronnie Peffer Chapter of the year Maxine Feagans and Roberta Du Brueler D E C A month Philip Smallwood and Daphne Shaw Ways and Means and Budget Glen Webster and Jim Gibson Program Planning Deborah Seward and Pat Boyd Bulletin Board Sharon Hibbard and Rebecca Orrison March of Dimes Teresa Tomberlin and Dale Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley D.E.C.A
Virgil Funk Jr
Thomas Lofton
Ronnie Peffer
Maxine Feagans
Roberta du Brueler
D.E.C.A
Philip Smallwood
Daphne Shaw
Glen Webster
Jim Gibson
Deborah Seeward
Pat Boyd
Sharon Hibbard
Rebecca Orrison
March of Dimes
Teresa Tomberlin
Dale Anderson
PowderPuff Football Set in Handley Bowl Oct 17
Powderpuff game features Handley Diamonettes and James Wood DECA Belles in the Handley Bowl at 4 p.m. on October 17 in Winchester Frederick County. Admission is 25 cents to watch the undefeated teams clash with bold quotes from team owners. Egypt's pyramids remain the sole survivor among the Seven Wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Handley
James Wood
D.E.C.A
Handley Diamonettes
D.E.C.A. Belles
Diamonettes
Ron McGuigan
Twenty Third Members Named to Library Club
Twenty three girls from grades ten to twelve have been selected for Library Club membership. Named members include Ann Stewart Vicki Anderson Leslie Edwards Brenda Newell Barbara Bachrach Carolyn Lake Jill Feltner Alice Murphy Laura Bennett Lynn Sullivan Teresa Hose Ann Schenck Nancy Anderson Jane Rosenberger Stephen Moffett Sharon Borrer Debbie Lebo Mary Koontz Dale Anderson Kathy Geiman Stephanie Snyder Gretchen Newcome and Theresa Cartier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Club
Ann Stewart
Vicki Anderson
Leslie Edwards
Brenda Newell
Barbara Bachrach
Carolyn Lake
Jill Feltner
Alice Murphy
Laura Bennett
Lynn Sullivan
Teresa Hose
Ann Schenck
Nancy Anderson
Jane Rosenberger
Stepheny Moffett
Sharon Borrer
Debbie Lebo
Mary Koontz
Dale Anderson
Kathy Geiman
Stephany Snyder
Gretchen Newcome
Theresa Cartier
Orndorff Earns Honors in Cross Country Meet
Steve Orndorff clocked 14 55 9 on Sept 28 as Handley beat Warren County 15 50. The Judge placed seven in the top results with Orndorff leading a field including Chris Tulou Don Jones Ben Frye Warren Hoke Cliff Pierce and Scott Aikens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Orndorff
Handley
Warren County Wildcats
Wildcats
Chris Tulou
Don Jones
Ben Frye
Warren Hoke
Cliff Pierce
Scott Aikens
Handlian Yearbook Goes On Sale Today
Our yearbook the Handlian went on sale yesterday price four 50 dollars. A copy may be reserved with a two 25 dollar down payment. The Handlian will be sold before and during both lunch periods in the main hall. Buy your Handlian early to ensure a copy.
FBLA Elects Officers for 1968 69 at Lions Shelter
The Future Business Leaders of America held a covered dish supper at Sensensy Park Lion's Shelter on Oct 2. During the meeting new members were inducted committees formed and officers for 1968 69 elected Beverly Facemire president Gloria Williams vice president Sandra Fanning secretary Diane McDaniel treasurer Patricia Wood reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Leaders of America
Lion’s Shelter
Sensensy Park
Beverly Facemire
Gloria Williams
Sandra Fanning
Diane McDanial
Patricia Wood
Today in Mistony history highlights contain key events
On October 8 1968 several milestones are noted including the 1871 Great Chicago Fire sparked by a cow, the 1776 San Francisco mission founding, the 1903 US China treaty, and 1968 national convention selection. Additional items cite World War I hero Alvin York, Trieste crisis, and shifts in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
China
Montenegro
Turkey
Bruno Richard Hartmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
Alvin C. York
Argonne Forest
France
Britain
Italy
Trieste
Quemoy
Harold MacMillan
Movie Industry Adopts Film Rating System
The film industry unveils a voluntary rating plan with four categories G M R and X. The system starts November 1 and will be enforced by theater managers. Parents or guardians must accompany minors for R and X rated films, with ages typically 17 but varying by locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wallace Reagan Ticket Blocked by Virginia Court
The U S Supreme Court refused a final bid by the Virginia Conservative party to list a Wallace Reagan slate on the November ballot. Virginia officials had ruled the party could not use the politicians names without consent and both Wallace and Reagan asked not to be listed. The party will back Wallace on election day with his American Independent Party designation. Chile is 2600 miles long and narrow in width across most of its length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia Conservative Party
High Court
Washington
State Supreme Court
Virginia High Court
Atty
Robert Y. Button
George C. Wallace
California
Ronald Reagan
State Board of Elections
Virginia
Conservative Party
Wallace
F. Lee Hawthorne
American Independent Party
Election plan to elect Virginia State Corporation Commission members
Norfolk AP reports Del Stanley E. Sacks proposes amending the Virginia constitution to elect three State Corporation Commission members by popular vote. He favors replacing current elected by General Assembly with direct public election and adds a clause to bar candidates connected with regulated industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Del
Stanley E. Sacks
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
General Assembly
Sacks
Commission On Constitutional Revision
Commission
Austrian insurer plans animal health policy in Vienna
An Austrian insurance firm announced plans to offer a health insurance program for domestic animals in Vienna. The proposed plan would charge a 40 Schilling monthly premium and include free veterinary treatment and coverage for hospital stays for pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Health Plan Vienna
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Donna DeLoutche
Cynthia McAboy
Editorial
Flap London
Royal Air Force
West Germany
Landis
George Craig
Mary Helen Massie
V.M.I
Virginia State
Washington and Lee
Westhampton
West Va
Wesleyan
William and Mary
Wilson
Folowing Nursing Schools
National Business
Newport News Shipping and Dry- Dock Co
Roller Business
Smithdeal
Massey, Strayer
Comeputer
Weaver
Pyramids of
Egypt
Orndorff
Handlian
FBLA
San Francisco
Ray Jeffrey Peacemaker
Ray Peacemaker
Rt. 1
Jesse Dove
Bergton, Va
Jack Valenti
Motion Picture Association of America
Julian Rifkin
National Association of Theatre Owners
Munio Podhorzer
International Film Importers and Distributors of America
Chile
SCC
Nationwide
Nationwide Nationwide Insurance
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co
Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Nationwide Life Insurance Co
Columbus
Ohio
Nationwide Insurance Agents
Arthur L. Dunlap
L.T. Trice
Maurice H. Luttrell
Harry S. Haines, JR
Braddock St
Loudoun St. Winchester
Boscawen St
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