Local Yearbook Style Surnames and Names List
A long readable list of names appears with multiple hyphenated surname pairings and given names. The fragment mentions many individuals such as Michael Lovett Sara Glaize Elizabeth Melester Mary Chris tine Miller Edna Anne Nichols and dozens more, arranged in pairs or groupings likely from a school page or club directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale — 'S Butcher
A Catcher
Ann
Lucinle Friel
Sara Glaize
Alison Scott Kern
Elizabeth Melester
Mary Christine Miller
Edna Anne Nichols
Taping Robertson
JoAnna Robinson
Breda Toan
Maribeth Watts
Newspaper staff roster and editors listed
Sandra Lee Ritter editor in chief Sharon Moore assistant editor Reporters Joette Ca Judy Belchie Sally Clowe Campbell Edenne Barbara Harper Darlene Himes Mary Jo Maddox Linda Mallory Sandra Morrison Scully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Lee Ritter
Sharon Moore
Joette Ca
Judy Belchie
Sally Clowe Campbell
Eedenne Barbara Harper
Darlene Himes
Mary Jo Maddox
Linda Mallory
Sandra Morrison
Scully
Six Weeks In: Time For Stronger School Effort
Editorial urges students to improve study habits after six weeks of grading. It stresses organizing study time, taking breaks, avoiding late nights, and aiming to finish work by a reasonable hour. Encourages continuing high grades or making immediate improvements for the next report term.
Seniors Tour Area Plants in Winchester Visit
On October 22 the Senior Class toured four Winchester industrial plants and the County Court House. The tours, arranged by the Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Association and Northern Virginia Power, impressed students with hospitality and insight into local industries and future opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
County Court House
Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Association
Northern Virginia
Coo
John Anderson
Arong
Who's Who and Personality Winners Picked by Seniors
Senior ballots select winners in 20 categories with 40 named students. Notable picks include Judy Belch ie and Ronnie Gore for Who's Who Best All Around, Susan Goode and Ronnie Bucher for Best Students, and Mary Scully with Jim Riley as Most Likely to Succeed.
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Judy Belchie
Ronnie Gore
Susan Goode
Ronnie Bucher
Mary Scully
Jim Riley
Mary Jo Maddox
Dennis Hinkle
Dar Himes
John Miller
Sharon Moore
Rodney Cowley
Gale Anderson
Donnie Wilkins
Clowe Campbell
Larry Bell
Linda Mallory
Peter March
Anne Dougie Kern
Larry Meadows
Jane Holsinger
John Setzer
Joette Bailey
Fred Hunt
May Greenwell
Gary Baylis
Catherine Lofton
Honor Roll Students Named for First Six Weeks
The list shows students who did not receive any grade below B in the first six weeks. Names include Armstrong Teresa Jane, Barr Claudia Adams, Mary Arnold, Lisa Huffman, Rebecca Lillis, Reba Massie, Betty Mowery, Cynthia Rathman, Sheila Roe, Phyllis Rowland, Alice Seabright, Ann Shockey, Judith Smith, Ann Troester, plus many others across multiple surnames and houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxley
Bonnie McKeown
Alice Smith
Clowe
Julie Bowen
Sharon Dailey
Marsha Derflinger
Sarah Good
Arlene Maul
Sharon McClintock
Anne Moore
Elaine Pless
Rebecca Smith
Ann Sybert
Elizabeth Wine
Cooper
Suzanne Brown
Marsha Castleman
Emily Cone
Deborah Fears
Sandra Falk
Phyllis Goodwin
Jeanne Hammer
Lauren McKeown
Patricia Rinker
Several Teachers Attend VEA Meeting in Richmond
The Virginia Education Association annual meeting will be in Richmond tomorrow through Friday. Winchester Public School System sends several teachers including Eloise Strader an ex officio delegate and Fred Landis Dorothy Overcash Hunter Maddox Ramona Lowman and Barbara Ferguson as delegates. Dr Garland R Quarles Winchester superintendent will attend the superintendents meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Public
Eloise Strader
Winchester Education Association
Fred Landis
Dorothy Overcash
Hunter Maddox
Ramona Lowman
Barbara Ferguson
Garland R. Quarles
Winchester Public Schools
Juniors Plan Chrysanthemum Corsage Sale for James Wood Game
The Junior Class met Tuesday at 12 15 p m to organize chrysanthemum corsage sales for the James Wood football game on November 16. Junior football players will handle sales to students. The class also organized plans for a play reading committee with Walter Barney Stine appointed chairman. members to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter “Barney” Stine
U.N. Exhibit Display Celebrates United Nations Day
An exhibit case marks United Nations Day with a blue background display of U N headquarters in New York City. Miniature flags from 110 nations surround a replica Nations flag, inviting the public to view the engaging presentation.
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United Nations
Landis
Calaarta
U. N
New York City
Executive Council Reviews School Fire Drill Signage Idea
Miss Overcash suggested that each room display a sign indicating the proper entrance to use during a fire drill. A committee appointed by Gene will be formed soon to study the matter more thoroughly.
Hockey Team Playoffs Underway For Intramural Soon
The intramural hockey playoffs begin with Oct 21 eliminations. Barbour squads beat Ginger Edward 1-0, Wolfe over Weller 1-0 amid a slate of Tuesday results. Final round pairings set for later in the week.
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Eee Thesis
Pelllander Barbour
Ginger Edward
Carolyn Wolfe
Joan Weller
Ag More
Linda Sirbaugh
Joyce Newlin
Alson
Barbara Bell
Cruesilla Koone
Jo Ann Flickinger
Ann Troester
Bonnie Willaim
Sherry Jo
Handley Peewees At Charles Town Thursday Tilt
Handley junior high football travels to Charles Town to face the Panther peewees in the lone local game. Thursday features a busy slate with Handley JV hosting Loudoun County at 4 p.m. James Wood peewees and junior varsity meet Randolph-Macon Academy locally, while the JV goes to Romney for a season finale. Clark County varsity visits Loudoun Valley in their final campaign game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Charles Town
Panther Peewees
James Wood
Peewees
Randolph- Macon Academy
Romney
Clark County
Elit
Loudoun Valley
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Junior Evening Star
Braden Ong Immane
Michale Lovett, Michael Shade
Eter
Pase Boren
Helen Bun- Fei Ann Ia Vicmeae
Ann Dunlap
In Flowers
Sharon Heflin
Lucy Hillyard
Dreusilla Koonce
Gretchen Shrader
Faye Whitmore
Judith Wiener
Sherrard
Scott Atkinson
Ronald Bucher
Paul Cram
Ronald Hulliger
Tunstall Powers
Strader
David Croushorn
Benjamin Dick
Michael Heflin
James Keffer
Roger Lake
Philip Miller
Wendell Porterfield
Printz
Willard Spaid
James Stotler
Gary Teets
Nicolas Tulou
Thomasson
Susan Anne Gray
Ethel Nold
Brenda Smallwood
Mary Edith Williamson
Judy Farmer
Tuggle
Faye Carter
Jenifer Dick
Cecilia Dick
Linda Eckman
Deborah Patterson
Walker
Lewis Campbell
Charles Huntsberry
Alan Nola
John Rice
Thomas Sanders
William David Willis
West
Christopher Grace
Richard Petrie
Jerry Turner
David Porterfield
Bruce Porterfield
Fairview Ave
Ann Dickson
Wilson Dickson
Virginia Ave
Gene Fisher
Editorial
Reginald Schoonover
Joyce Saville
John Friel
Mary Maccubbin
Richard LaFollette
Carol Prettyman
David Dunlap
Mary Marshall Gaunt
Tom Lee
Ann Miller
Dwight Miller
Barbara Dehaven
David Willis
The
Virginia Education Association
Richmond
Teace Force Protection
J. R. Alexander, Jr
N. Loudoun St
Vaile
U.N
Executive Council
William Frye
John Bennett
Barbara Black
Ekin County
Reene Karolyn Fanning
Helen Butler
Helen, Buncutter
I Ae ‘Loudoun
Monogram
Handley Peewees
Handley JV
Loudoun County
Frederick County
Roger P
Commissioner of ‘Revenue
Shas
North America
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Sales CO
Loudoun St
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