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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1962
Page
9
An editorial urges juniors and seniors to maintain study focus after report cards show who kept resolutions. It warns wasted early high school years close doors to jobs and colleges, noting diplomas boost job prospects. It emphasizes individual choice and five sixths of the year left to adopt new, lasting resolutions.
A compiled roster of names grouped by last names including SHERRARD Philip Cramn Gary Streit Turner Trice STRADER Richard Bell Michael Lovett Michail Shade big Om Sharon Peek shanek Donna Jene Ma Sharon McClintock Sindy P Poe Elizabeth Wine WALKER Ronald Bucher Paul Cram John Massie Tunstall Powers James Riley Stephen White WEST William Licklider Miles Kump Kenneth Patton Robert Schenck WHITE Sharon Kibler.
The list names students earning honor roll for the first six weeks. Entries include multiple households and surnames such as Ebert Goode Harper Himes Maddox Mallory Saville Scully Booth Coroushorn Davis Lake Louthan Miller Porterfield Printz Lee Stotler White Wright Boxley Conner Flickinger Geiman Madagan Porterfield Bushong Hilleary Ratliff Davis Austin Carter Baum Robinson Thompson Wilson Yost Legg Finkles tein Carl isle Carpenter Haymaker Miller Rice Richter Wolfe Flanagan Bageant Baker Burkholder Bushong Everhart Hoke Lacy Schroth White Glass Higgs Robinson Whitney Hale March Newlin Sirbaugh Stewart Hall Grace Petrie Ross Slonaker Stealey Johnson Evans Rhodes Toan Yost Kelican Nail Haines Griffith Kis er Allan Braithwaite Bucher Dick Eckman Foreman George Rudolph Leeds Luttrell Goodwin Huffman Wolfe Tulou Albaugh Alkire Brad shaw Clore Hughes Moore Vi-Dawson Riggleman Rosenberger Shrader Strance Sencindiver Gray Nold Strawderman William
A dense schedule of classic TV programs lists times and channels for shows such as Mickey Mouse Club Popeye and Captain Tugg and The Edg follows with news weather sports and late night programming across networks. It catalogs program titles actors and time slots in a historical TV listings page.
Editor in chief Sally Bell presides with Julie Glass as assistant editor. Reporters listed include Elizabeth Baker Connie Carlisle Joyce Anne Gano Linda Garber Carolyn Manuel Linda Richter Janet Shawen and Cheryl Whitney.
Junior Red Cross reps from Handley wrap Halloween apples for Perry Point Veterans Hospital in Maryland. The 11th and 12th graders prepare tray favors six times yearly with Halloween paper. In November tenth graders will handle Thanksgiving favors. Mrs Peery asked the hospital for other wants beyond candy.
The library received about 75 new books on topics from home management and decorating to engineering history and space. Many books feature plastic covers and include novels tied to reading lists. On Thursday October 25 Mrs Lichliter conducted a Book Fair displaying the new collection.
Students and teachers view the checkout cards. Students wishing to borrow books have signed the lists, and Mrs Lichliter will call each name as it appears on the list.
Ronald Bucher and biology teacher Mr. George Craig will travel to Chicago as Handley High School representatives for the Youth Conference on the Atom sponsored by Potomac Edison Company. The event gathers students from across the United States for meetings lectures and panels.
Miss Pannill’s art class in Martinsburg West Virginia prepared colorful Halloween place mats for veterans at Newton D. Baker Hospital. mats featured witches ghosts and full moons and were displayed in the Main Hall last week.
The fourth through the grades plan to craft favors for veterans on six holidays during the school year. The aim is to create attractive gifts that will bring cheer to recipients.
Handley prepares for the annual Homecoming Game against Lou Dun County this Saturday. Former Handley students return to campus, and alumni are invited to attend. Tickets for former players are available at the Young Men's Sport Shop. At halftime the Senior High Glee Club and band will perform, then Mayor Claude Smalts crowns the Homecoming Queen for 1962.
The Exchange Club sponsors the National Symphony Orchestra at Handley auditorium on Thursday November 1. Handley Booster Club will again serve as ushers for the event.
The schedule lists Wednesday events with Chapel Room 47 led by Reader Sh Cain and Col leen Bly and Annette Melton. Thursday features a Thespian Club meeting at 12 15. Friday covers Junior Varsity win at Loudoun County with Chapelreader Susan O Neal Ian Anderson and Crisman Pep Mae at 2 50. Saturday hosts Varsity Homecoming versus Loudoun County at 2 p m with The Queen crowned. Monday mentions Chapel Room 4.
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