Editor names listed for the newspaper
The masthead lists Sally Bell as editor in chief and Julie Glass as assistant editor with a roster of reporters including Elizabeth Baker Connie Carlisle Joyce Anne Gano Linda Garber Carolyn Manuel Linda Richter Janet Shawen and Cheryl Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Bell
Julie Glass
Elizabeth Baker
Connie Carlisle
Joyce Anne Gano
Linda Garber
Carolyn Manuel
Linda Richter
Janet Shawen
Cheryl Whitney
Randy Di Prisco Wins Handlian Ad Contest
Randy Di Prisco sold 26 Handlian ads to win a free 1963 Handlian copy. The three week contest ended October 10 with a close finish and the prize announced at 3 18 on Wednesday in the old music room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handlian
Randy di Prisco
Needlecraft Pattern 7423 and Show Ad
The ad promotes pattern 7423 for knit hats and mittens with small medium or large sizes. It notes thirty five cents plus ten extra cents for first class mailing and provides the address for Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star. Also touts 1963 Needlecraft Show with smocked accessories and over 200 new designs with a free pattern, asking readers to send 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
College Day Observance Set for October 24
On Wednesday October 24 a College Day will fill the new lunchroom with Virginia college representatives. Juniors and seniors may talk with them between 10 a.m. and noon, and parents are urged to attend for guidance in choosing schools. A list of represented colleges will be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Cheer Club Boosts Spirits at Handley Football Games
At an October meeting in the upstairs study hall Mrs. Jack, physical education teacher, announced a Handley cheer club sponsoring to boost school spirit at football games. Members will sit in a special bleacher section and learn cheers to encourage other students to cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Handley
Thespian Club Chooses Play for Contest
A Thespian Club meeting on Thursday during advisory period in the upstairs study hall discussed three proposed contest plays. After deliberation the club voted to stage Which is the Way To Boston.
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Thespian Club
Boston
Lutz Presents Chapel Program at Wednesday Service
Don Lutz sang You'll Never Walk Alone at a chapel program on Wednesday. He was accompanied by Darlene Himes and the chapel committee expressed gratitude for the contribution to worship.
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Don Lutz
Darlene Himes
Booster Club Cup Status Prompts Assembly Competition
Editorial notes 1943 booster club shift to award a yearly assembly cup only if strong student competition exists. Past homerooms earned the honor and contributed to acting and backstage skills. Assembly program committee listed with contact for scheduling rehearsals and dates.
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Betsy Baker
Booster Club
Handley
Dorothy Overcash
Armstrong
Sherrard
Susan Bierer
Sam Heltzel
Judy Belchie
Don Lutz
Library Club Welcomes New Members
The Library Club held a regular meeting in the library on Thursday October 11 during advisory period. Gretchen Higgs president called the meeting to order and welcomed the new members. A committee was chosen to select the song for chapel exercises.
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Library Club
Gretchen Higgs
Karen _ Shull
Ann Holsinger
Ann Riley
Barbara Lillis
Shirley Jones
Janice Johnson
Mary Greenwell
Betsy Lineburg
Joyce Saville
Janet Shawen
Annette Melton
Carole Zirkle
Gretchengs
Sandra Willingham
Jennifer Sibert
Ellen Jones
Vickie Rockwell
Sharon Crimm
Chapel Group Plans Program For Veterans Day
During advisory period a Chapel Committee meeting was held in the upstairs study hall. The group opened with prayer and decided to post a monthly calendar in the main corridor showing participants in Chapel. A special Veterans Day program is planned for November 12 with preparations underway.
Monogram Club Girls Plan Rally Skit and Song
Monogram Club Girls meet during advisory period to plan a pep rally on Thursday night with a song and a skit. Mrs. Jack outlines the Cheer Club purpose as it is being organized and reminds members to be present on hockey days.
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Monogram Club
Jack
Chapel Room 25 hosts Reader Anne Kern and ae Camer Club
Wednesday schedule notes a meeting at 3 18 with Reader Anne Kern leading an ae Camer Club in chapel room 25. Thursday features Junior Varsity football at home with John Mosby at 3 30 and Saville as pianist with special music in room 25. Varsity football at Broadway Virginia at 2 PM EST Monday lists Chapel Room 23 Reader Thomas Lee leader Riley and Susan with A Capella Plain Science Club music noted.
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Reader
Anne Kern
Aecamer Club
John Mosby
Saville
Broadway
Virginia
Thomas Lee
Riley
Susan
Capella Plain Science Club
35 Eligible For Membership In Science Club
The Senior Science Club met in Miss Carson's room on Monday Oct. 8. John Anderson stated that 35 students were eligible for membership and explained inactive status for grades below C until report cards arrive. The club approved revisions to the constitution adding a vice president and designating program committee head. Special meetings Oct. 8 and 10 followed, and the revisions were adopted.
Advanced Art Exhibits On Display
The second exhibit of Miss Pan nill's eighth grade and Advanced Art students is now on display in the Main Hall. Attractive wall panels illustrate birds of many shapes and hues. There are gay posters designating Apple Week Oct. 11-18. Insect designs are made from pupils' names. The color wheels show how a complete palette of color is derived from red yellow and blue. Small illustrations show monochromatic analogous and complementary schemes.
Large Crowd Attends Rally Before Victory
A large crowd gathered Thursday night for a pep rally after no school Friday. Coaches Whitey Meadows and Eddie Stern spoke to the team while the Girls Monogram Club performed a song and skit about students not needed at games. The Cheer Club and Handley fans backed the Judges with enthusiastic support for a win.
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Whitey Meadows
Eddie Stern
Monogram Club
Handley
Betsy Baker Reports on Virginia Girls State Trip
Betsy Baker spoke at the October American Legion Auxiliary meeting hosted by Mrs. Clayton Cochran. She described her Virginia Girls State trip, gave a brief summary of the week’s activities, and praised the citizenship experience gained, thanking the Auxiliary for sponsorship.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Clayton Cochran
Betsy Baker
Virginia Girls State
Betsy
Auxiliary
Ruling Expected This Week on Barbet Fine
An appeals court considers fining Mississippi Governor Barnett up to 100000 for the Meredith case with possible daily penalties. The court weighs filings from the Justice Department and Mississippi as Barnett and Lt. Gov. Johnson face contempt rulings over blocking Meredith at the University of Mississippi. Meredith begins his third week of classes amid student cabinet calls and ongoing demonstrations.
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Oil Orleans
Justice Department
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
James H. Meredith
Barnett
Paul B. Johnson Jr
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Johnson
Constance Baker
Motley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Worthy project gives her chance to attend Girls State
A local program provides a girl with an opportunity to participate in the Girls State event, recognizing merit and offering a path to leadership exposure and civic engagement.
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Girlstate
Kennedy Sees 21-Gun Welcome Marred by Caroline Giggles
President Kennedy observed a 21-gun salute for Algerian Premier Ahmed Ben Bella while his daughter Caroline and her kindergarten classmates on the White House second floor produced shrill cheers and mock orders. The scene drew smiles from many dignitaries but not from the President or Ben Bella.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Caroline
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Ben Bella
State Department
West Virginia launches hydrographic ship Charles Peirce
In Point Pleasant 2,500 spectators watched the Charles Peirce, the first of five federal hydrographic vessels, launched by Marietta Manufacturing Co. The 161 ton ship costs about 1.85 million dollars and will serve the Coast and Geodetic Survey with a 38 man crew for hydrographic work along the southeastern Atlantic coast and Gulf of Mexico. A sister ship, the Whiting, is scheduled for launch on November 12.
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Point Pleasant
W.va
Charles §. Peirce
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
LeSabre Promises Buick Quality and Low Price Appeal
Marketing copy promotes the LeSabre with finned aluminum front brakes and Advanced Thrust Engineering for precise cornering. It touts Buick quality and strong trade-in value, noting prices begin near affordable rivals and urging immediate test drive.
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Buick
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