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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1961
Page
7
The upcoming game features a first Parents Day with both mothers and fathers invited as guests. A special bleacher section will be set aside for parents, with J V Cheerleaders and Girls' Mongram Club assisting. Refreshments of doughnuts and coffee will be served between halves, weather permitting.
The Girls and Boys Monogram Clubs met October 10 during advisory period. President Charlotte Pike led a plan for a skit on cheerleading through the ages to be performed for the football boys in an assembly. Trophy awarded to intramural winners.
Mrs Garrabrandt's senior girls served juice and crackers as appetizers during the advisory period last Wednesday in Room 22. Invited guests included Miss Finklestein and her senior girls, Mrs Peery, Miss Strader, Miss Barr, and Mrs Clowe. Everyone had an enjoyable time.
Rosalind Butler serves as Editor-in-Chief with Anne Clare Dick as Assistant Editor guiding reporters Patricia Brumback Karen Cowsert Jayanne Haines Susan Harper Shirley Miller Ann Milton and Patricia Strosnider through daily coverage in the newspaper.
Editorial from Handley urges students to avoid littering and defacing school property. It praises the campus appearance and calls for responsibility to maintain the building’s neatness and avert damage to chairs desks and walls.
Teachers journeyed to Harrisonburg on Friday for the annual District 6 gathering. Mrs. Ruth Clay Bright chaired the Foreign Language section during the session.
Karen Cowsert of Handley High School is awarded a formal Letter of Commendation for high National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test performance. The commendation notes about 25 000 students nationwide receive letters and explains Merit Program aims and the sharing of scores with colleges.
Mr. Sherrard's U S History classes plan short skits to illustrate key events in the nation's past. The presentations aim to show why these events matter in American history.
Captains for the girls interamural hockey tournament have been chosen including Mary Scully.
The Senior Science Club met Monday in room 28 during advisory period. President Mike Robinson announced meetings would be on the second and fourth Mondays monthly. David Elsen gave a talk about his trip to the National Science Fair in Kansas City Missouri.
The building conducted its first regulation fire drill during Fire Prevention Week on Tuesday October 19. The evacuation finished in three minutes and fifty seconds.
Forecast for Tuesday through Monday lists advisory period activities for the Senior Class meet and Girls Monogram Club, Chapel sessions with Dr William Ward and others at Grace Covenant Church in Richmond, Booster Club assemblies for junior high and senior high, and individual leaders and pianists including Marion Lewis Carole Keller Cheryle Whitney Jennifer Sibert Joyce Gano Gary Streit Mert Bowers Bonnie Lowery. Executive Council meets during advisory periods.
Vocabulary guidance notes misused words mispronunciations and spelling tips from a daily lesson. It defines pretension as a claim whether true or false and urges daily vocabulary growth with examples and synonyms.
A reader asks how to revive romance after years of neglect and Abby advises taking initiative to rekindle passion. Another letter recalls a past affair and a caregiver spouse, with Abby's cautionary response. A new neighbor dilemma arises about a gossiping woman across the street and how to meet others.
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen said a cross country tour shows Kennedy's New Frontiers program isn't clicking with people. He warned of inflationary pressures from built in spending increases and doubted major defense cuts will be proposed.
Three East Germans in a truck crashed through a barrier at a Communist checkpoint on the northwest edge of West Berlin in the British sector. West German police reported at least six shots fired from East German police. The refugees arrived at a police station with three bullet holes in the vehicle.
A reader requests guidance on telling a neighbor friend that while appreciating the offer of help some tasks must be done solo. The letter suggests politely discouraging visits and reducing closeness to avoid neighbors noticing. instruction to mail to Abby care of Box 3365 Beves Hills California with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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