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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1975
Page
16
A student feature by Lisa Earl and Diane Porter explores Halloween origins and changing traditions. It notes Scottish Irish roots, Jack o Lantern symbolism, fears of candy tampering and vandalism, and debates on continuing trick or treating versus parties. Voices from students, parents, and the Ghosts of Halloween past and present frame the discussion.
Valerie Bittingendorf reports on haunted homes in Winchester Clarke County and Middletown. Abram's Delight Carter Hall Belle Grove Elmwood are said to host tall shadowy figures, child spectres, and mysterious carriages. Local students weigh belief as stories persist through history and rumor.
A brief investigation previews Halloween Trick or Treaters in Winchester marked by costumes from Underdog to Dracula. It notes participants including skeletons, ghosts, witches, and a Raggedy Ann and Andy duo, with stories of past prize winners and calls for cautious, candy filled preparations Friday night.
SOUND OFF! SOUND OFF is a youth forum inviting area students to share their views on a given subject. Readers can voice ideas through letters or short statements in this community feature.
John Vogel, Handley English teacher, started a local soccer program at Daniel Morgan Middle School. Games are informal and open to all, especially youths, with sessions Thursday and Sunday afternoons and no timeouts in matches.
Shenandoah College and Conservatory in Winchester requires SAT or ACT scores for admission. Academic performance is the top factor. Music students must audition or interview with a solo piece. Nursing, Respiratory Therapy, and Medical Lab Technician applicants need an interview with an admissions official. Contact the admissions office at 667 8714.
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