Local Student Newspaper Masthead 1961
Tuesday October 10 1961 edition edited by Rosalind Butler with Anne Clare Dick as assistant. Reporters listed include Patricia Bromback Karen Cowsert Jayanne Haines Susan Harper Shirley Miller Ann Milton and Patricia Strosnider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalind Butler
Anne Clare Dick
Patricia Bromback
Karen Cowsert
Jayanne Haines
Usan Harper
Shirley Miller
Ann Milton
Patrica Strosnider
The Hidden Talent: From Window Singers to Special Abilities
An editorial recalls a girl raised in a shabby one room flat who sings to birds until a musician senses her gift and helps her pursue a future in art music or cooking. It urges readers to explore their interests, seek guidance, and develop hidden talents at Handley for advanced study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Lind
Handley
Winchester Teachers Attend WEA Picnic at Senseny Park
The Winchester Education Association held its annual picnic at the Lions Shelter in Senseny Park. About 150 teachers and guests attended the event.
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WEA
Winchester Education Association
Lions Shelter
Senseny Park
Pattern advertisement for children's fall outfits
An advertisement offers Anne Adams sewing pattern 4945 for children ages 2 to 10 with a top, skirt, and blouse in white cotton. Details include fabric yardage for 45 and 35 inch widths and prices, plus mail instructions to Winchester Evening Star in New York. It also promotes Fall's 100 Best Fashions catalog with pattern pricing of 35 cents.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Former Handley Grid Players At Homecoming
Alumni from Handley High gathered for homecoming and shared memories of four year stints at guard tackle fullback center and tackle. Notable names include Douglas Fisher class of 1932 Dick Kern class of 1938 and Carter Kellas class of 1957.
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Handley Grid
Douglas Fisher
Handley
Dick Kern
Mr. Kern
V.P.1
Virginia
Howard Hart
Pat Barr
Mr. Barr
Viral
Garland Clark
Our
Lewis Binner
Jack Kerr
Carter Kellas
Jr. Kellas
V.P.I
John Merriner
Rutgers University
A Capella Choir Welcomes New Members at Senior High
The A Capella Choir of the Senior High Glee Club adds new members selected this time: Pam Robinson Darlene Himes Joanne Sutton Sandra Suddith Rosaline Butler Janet Dove Anne Clare Dick Sharon Wolfe Cheryl Whitney Sam Heltzel Dennis Derry and Peter March. Directed by Miss Gwendolyn Haynes the choir blends voices for many school year programs.
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Gwendolyn Haynes
Pam Robinson
Darlene Himes
Joanne Sutton
Sandra Suddith
Rosaline Butler
Janet Dove
Anne Clare Dick
Sharon Wolfe
Cheryl Whitney
Sam Heltzel
Dennis Derry
Peter March
15 Invited To Join Library Club
New members receive invitations on Wednesday October 3 for the Library Club and will take part in an initiation assembly followed by an exciting night as they look forward to joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Club
Carla Spitzer
Vicki Rockwell
Janice Johnson
Shirley Jones
Sharon Grimm
Ann Shiley
Annette Melton
Cookie Greenwell
Ellen Jones
Karen Shull
Glenda Hodson
Joyce Saville
Kay Lawrence
Ann Holsinger
Sandra Willingham
G O Sponsors Reelect Two Members for 1961 62
The election of General Organization sponsors was held Wednesday during the advisory period. Miss Dorothy Overcash and Mr. George Craig were elected for the 1961 62 term, praised for continued service and student confidence in their leadership.
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G. O
Dorothy Overcash
George Craig
Overcash
Mr. Craig
Victory Rally Boosts Handley Students
The Friday pep rally at Handley featured the J W and Varsity cheerleaders leading the crowd in a victory chant. Captain Jimmy Anderson spoke after Coach Welch offered encouragement, as the pep band performed and the Alma Mater closed the event.
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J.W
Handley
Welch
Jimmy Anderson
Seniors Nominate For Who's Who Honors
The Senior Class met Oct. 3 in the upstairs study hall to nominate the 1962 Handiian's Who's Who. Nominees were chosen by secret ballot and another meeting will be called to vote on the selections.
Handley Memorial Committee Meeting Report
At the Executive Council meeting held October 2 the Handley Memorial Committee reviewed plans and progress for the memorial project. Members discussed funding steps and potential site decisions affecting upcoming ceremonies and community support initiatives.
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Executive Council
Handley Memorial
Friday the 13th Holiday Welcome For Students
Students greet the Friday the 13th holiday as the first holiday of the 1961 62 school year. Teachers must rise early for a meeting in Harrisonburg while pupils enjoy a late morning sleep in.
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Harrisonburg
Thespian Club Forms Six Standing Committees
The Thespian Club met Thursday in the upstairs study hall during advisory period. At President David Bowers suggestion, six committees were established: Property, Costume, Photographic, Stage Management, Make-Up, and Advertising.
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The
Thespian Club
David Bowers
Forecast Wednesday Chapel and Week School Activities
Wednesday features Reader Harry Haines leader Jack Fisher and pianist Kitty Rowe. Friday notes no school with a Harrisonburg teachers meeting. Saturday plans include a home football game with Westminster at 2 p.m. and a Little League game at 12 30. Monday chapel presents Reader Linda Richter leader Elizabeth Baker and pianist Sally Bell. Booster Club meets at 3 30. Tuesday holds Senior Class meeting advisory period.
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Reader
Harry Haines
Jack Fisher
Kitty Rowe
Harrisonburg
Westminster
Linda Richter
Elizabeth Baker
Sally Bell
Apple Market Prices and Supply Notes from Martinsburg
Market demand fair and prices mixed for apples in Martinsburg and Winchester Martinsburg section. Details include Golden Delicious tray pack prices from $4.00 to $4.50 for export and domestic targets, Red Delicious ranges, Jonathan carton pack prices, field crate returns five cents per pound, and bulk per bushel packing house sorts at about $1.25 for top grades.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester - Martinsburg
Artows
U.S
U.S. Fey
Fey
S. N.Y
Us.s
Berg, longtime Alabama industrial leader, dies at 82
H. A. Berg, 82, a veteran Alabama industrial figure, died Monday. He joined Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Co. in 1929 and became president of Woodward Iron Co. in 1933. After retiring in 1948, he worked on Alabama waterway development. Born in Sweden.
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Birmingham
Ala
H. A. Berg
Alabama
Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Co
Woodward Iron Co
Berg
Sweden
NYC Mayoral Candidates Set TV Debate Tonight
Democratic Mayor Robert F. Wagner and Republican Louis J. Lefkowitz face off on WPIX in a two minute per question format with one minute rebuttals. Wagner campaigns on education, crime and housing funding while Lefkowitz attacks Wagner’s record and pledges welfare work for the able bodied. Other contenders include Lawrence Gerosa and Vito Battista.
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Autinen
Lee
Robert F. Wagner
Louis J. Lefkowitz
WPIX
New York Daily News
Wagner
Arthur Levitt
Carmine DeSapio
Tammany Hall
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lefkowitz
Rockefeller
Jacob K. Javits
GOP
City Board of Ethics
Code of Ethics
State Republican Committee
Republican
Mathematician Dr Ed win G Olds Dies at 63 in Pittsburgh
Dr Ed win G Olds, 63, mathematics professor at Carnegie Institute of Technology, dies of an apparent heart attack in Pittsburgh. Born in Buffalo, N Y, he authored more than 50 mathematics articles.
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Pittsburgh
Edwin G. Olds
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Olds
Buffalo
N.Y
Pero Named Head of State Industrial Hygiene Bureau
Robert F. Pero, 46, appointed chief of the Health Department’s bureau of industrial hygiene in Richmond. He succeeds Richard H. Mansur, who resigned, after serving as assistant chief and with the department since 1957.
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Richmond
State Health Department
Bureau of Industrial Hygiene
Robert F. Pero
Department
Pero
Richard H. Mansur
Bureau
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the Junior Evening Star
Handley High School
Rem
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Editorial
Grates
Loudoun St
Downt
Winchester
Handley Memorial Committee
Apple
Stuart M
Perry, Inc
Malles W. Winchester
New York City
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lawrence E. Gerosa
Gerosa
Vito Battista
United Taxpayers Party
Them
Atlantic
W. H. Emmart & Son, Inc
Winchester, VA
Health Department
Prrofax
Ges
Shenandoah Bottle Gas CO
E. Piccadilly MO
Doorbuster
Charge LA
City Limits
Vidstas
Tris
Suyvuny
America
Studebaker
Kern Motor Company
Sun
S. Loudoun St
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