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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1969

Page

11

Handlian Yearbook Staff Announced and Roles Listed

The Handlian staff announced under Mrs. Ritter lists Gail Lake as editor in chief with Becky Duncan as assistant editor. Stephany Snyder is business manager and Taffy Moffett assistant business manager.

Handlian Mrs. Ritter Gail Lake Becky Duncan Stephany Snyder Taffy Moffett Sharon Clarke Susie Cooper Irene Hammer Becky Sirbaugh Debbie Snapp Sharon Borrer Holly Hester Janie Rosenberger Kim Whitham

Sleepy Sock Doll patterns and 1970 Needlecraft Catalog offer

Dreamy Christmas gift ideas for baby and crafters. Sleepytime doll projects use 12 socks and simple patterns with easy directions. Catalogs include over 200 designs, quilts, afghans, sweaters, and 50 cent patterns plus 15 cent mailing. requests sent to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star, New York address.

P.j.’S Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept Old Chelsea Station New York N. Y Needlecraft

Handley High Welcomes Five English Language Teachers

Handley High School introduces five new and returning English and language staff for the year. Mrs Burns joins the Language Department after B A from Mary Baldwin and M A from Middlebury with Spain study. Mrs Armstrong and Mrs West return in English with degrees from Madison College and Southwest Missouri State. New to English are Mrs Semples from Cincinnati and Mrs Lowe from Marshall University, teaching English and Journalism.

Ludmila Burns Handley Burns Mary Baldwin College Middlebury College Vermont Spain Kathryn Armstrong Phoebe West Handley English Thalia Semples Frances Lowe Semples Cincinnati Otterbein College Ohio Lowe James Wood Marshall University Huntington W. Va

Local Jr. Star staff roster lists editors and reporters

The Junior Star announces Sara Thomas as Editor-in-Chief and Annette Haines as Assistant Editor. Reporting team includes Gayle Larrick Susie Cooper Barbie Bun cutter Pam Kern Mimi Koontz Debbie Snapp Susie Suddith Stephany Snyder Gail Lake Mary Jordan Gregory and Karen Cain.

Annette Haines Rosemary Bailey Ann Davis Robbie Manuel Don Smallwood Barbara Dove Tom Bell Kathy Philibin Sara Thomas Atheltics Janis Goforth Bill Bayliss Mimi Koontz Ronnie Miller Steve Orndorff Whit Whitham Mary Troester Barbie Buncutter Leslie Edwards Gayle Larrick Susie Singhass Jill Adams Maureen Beatty Steve Boettner Barbara Boyd Becky Cather Billy Eaton Jackie Flet Fletcher Pam Kern Carolyn Lake Cindy Leighton Gail Sewell Ann Stewart Ron Barbour Eddie Erwin Susie Cooper Debbie Snapp Susie Suddith Stephany Snyder Gail Lake Mary Jordan Gregory Karen Cain

Handley AAPHER Testing Initiated for PE Students

The Handley Physical Education department began the national level American Association of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation testing. It includes seven events shuttle run standing broad jump flexed arm hang six hundred yard run walk fifty yard dash softball throw and sit. Students reaching specified percentages in events qualify for junior merit senior merit or presidential badges.

Handley American Association of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation

Curriculum For DE Revised With Expanded Competencies

The text notes a revised curriculum for Distributive Education with increased economics emphasis and new units in social basic math communications marketing economics management market research merchandising operations sales promotion and selling. Enrollment includes 20 in DE I 26 in DE II and 10 in DE III. John Handley DECA hosts a September coffee hour with faculty employers and families and a breakfast September 17 from 7 15 to 8 15 where a secretary election will be held with candidates Jean Everett and Bobbie DuBrueler.

John Handley Deca Lowe Jean Everett Bobbie DuBrueler

Lemon Onions Marinade For Juicy Broiled Chicken

For broiled chicken, marinate with lemon juice and grated onion before cooking to enhance flavor. This simple mix tenderizes the meat and adds a bright, savory note to the finished dish.

First Regular Chapel Service on Sept 18

The article notes the first regular chapel service on September 18 with Mr. Capehart leading the flag salute Mrs. Painter directing the hymn and Mr. Johnson addressing students Debra Snapp is the pianist. A G O assembly features accordionist Donald Hulme on the same day. A Pep Assembly is planned for Friday September 19 before Handley hosts Stafford.

Capehart Painter Johnson Debra Snapp G.O Donald Hulme Handley Stafford

Mrs. Armstrong Named Sponsor for Senior Class

The first Senior Class meeting in the auditorium on Wednesday September 10 announced Mrs. Armstrong as the new sponsor. An English teacher returning to Handley this year she previously sponsored the class of 1966. Seniors welcome her new leadership and enjoy privileges including front seating, chapel seating, reserved lunch tables, and priority access to the lunch line.

Armstrong Handley

Co Chairmen of Junior Stand Praise Leslie Lou Than and Harry Smith

Co chairmen Leslie Lou Than and Harry Smith announced their election to lead the Junior Stand. They will oversee duties at football games starting this Saturday as juniors prepare to supply hungry boards.

Leslie Louthan Harry Smith

Millions Barred From Vote Over Residency Rules in 1968

About five million Americans were unable to vote in the 1968 presidential election due to failure to meet state residency requirements.

Regard for Student Leaders and Cooperation at School

A school editorial urges students to respect and cooperate with student leaders, honor court decisions, and avoid vandalism. It calls for quiet listening at assemblies, orderly hall behavior, responsible cafeteria conduct, and active collaboration with the Student Affairs Committee to support effective leadership.

Sponsors Named By Booster Club

Mrs West and Miss Overcash were elected as sponsors of the Booster Club at a recent meeting. Mrs West teaches English and previously taught at Handley and James Wood. Miss Overcash teaches Algebra I and II. Mrs Garrabrandt remains as advisor for 1969 70.

West Miss Overcash Handley James Wood Garrabrandt

Monogram Club Names Sponsors for New Year

Miss Ellis and Miss Richardson were elected as sponsors of the Monogram Club at a Monday meeting. New officers include Lynn Sullivan president Becky Duncan vice president Rosemary Bailey secretary and Sharon Clark point chairman.

Miss Ellis Miss Richardson Monogram Club Lynn Sullivan Becky Duncan Rosemary Bailey Sharon Clark

Chapel service and pep assembly ahead of Handley game

Chapel service led by Mr Capehart with flag salute directed by Mrs Painter and piano by Mr Snapp. A Pep Assembly is planned for Friday September 19 before Handley hosts Stafford in the first home game. Open planning in house styling credited to architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

America Frank Lloyd Wright

Thespians Appoint Committees

The Thespian Club officers met on September 8 to appoint committees and chairs. Names cover Play reading Jay Lucas chair and others, Properties Sara Thomas chair, Advertising Billy Eaton chair, Make-up Mimi Koonix chair, Stage Tom Dick chair, Costumes Lynn Sullivan chair, Tickets Gail Lake chair. Play reading met Sept. 11 after school to assign reading and select a fall production.

The Thespian Club Play Reading Jay Lucas Gayle Larrick Tim Melester Beth Sencindiver Rob Barbour Sara Thomas Kathy Philibin Brian O’boyle Kathy Kernan Jimmy Laise Henry St. Denis Billy Eaton Billy Keaton Lindy Larrick Mary Jordan Gregory Mary Baker Doug Saffe

G O Representatives Elected by Homerooms

Homeroom G O representatives were elected on Wednesday September 10. Each delegate collects $6 for a Student Activities Card attends Executive Council meetings and reports proceedings to their homeroom. Listings include names and room numbers for Twelfth through Eighth grades.

Numeroum G.O Executive Council Jane Butler Doris Garber Dennis Buracker Ronnie Miller Susie Sudduth David Spurling Patti Bucher Eddie Bagby

Science Club Elects Officers for School Year

Science Club officers were elected Friday September 5 with Steve Orndorff as president Gary Collier as vice president Mary Jordan Gregory as secretary and Kathy Philibin as treasurer. The group will manage Audio-Visual equipment catalog films move gear and handle repairs under sponsors Mrs Shull and Mr Park with Kathy Philibin as student coordinator.

Science Club Steve Orndorff Gary Collier Mary Jordan Gregory Kathy Philibin Shull Park

Two 1969 Han d ley Graduates in College Roster

Two Handel y graduates were omitted from last week's list of students entering college. Lee Johnson is enrolled at the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland and Charlotte Thompson attends Smith Madden Business College.

Evening Star Handley Frances Adams Rubbermaid Commercial Products, Inc Cathleen Barstow Robert Bayliss Armed Service Mary Bell Colony Realty Sally Bolyard Laura Bennett Patricia Boyd Sherry Boyd Winchester Memorial Hospital Sharon Braithwaite Carl Brill Donald Brill Duff Denny Bromley Mr. Pope Gloria Brown William Bursey O’sullivan Charles Butler Mark Butler Winchester Evening Star Office Lou Carter Margaret L. Hodgson Bruce Clevenger Winchester Automotive , Inc Danley Conley Recreation Department Mark Cook Nichols Discount City Steven Cooper Air Force George DeSchon G & M Music Center William Dunn Marine Corps Sandra Fanning Winchester Chamber of Commerce Terry Ford Sears, Roebuck and Co Karen Franklin Schewel Furniture Co Sandra Falk C & P Telephone Co Janna Goodwin Virginia Loan and Thrift Corp Sandra Grim Shockey Bros Lee Johnson U.S. Naval Academy Annapolis Charlotte Thompson Smith Madden Business College

School Newspaper Planned by Journalism Class

Journalism students will publish a monthly school newspaper this year with news sports and feature stories. Homerooms chose four possible names on Wednesday Sept 10 The Informer The Beacon The Judge and The Gavel. final name to be revealed with October issue.

Informer Beacon Judge Gavel

Also Mentioned on This Page

General Organization Harry Thompson Monitor Commission Wayne Susan Gilkey Theresa Carrier Joan Funkhouser Wayne Heflin Sleepy Sock Junior Evening Star Handley High School Virginia Maryland Southwest Missouri State Mrs. Armstrong Editorial Sharon Hibbard Robyn Holliday Davis Teresa Hose Michael Johnson Kenneth Jones VPI Staron Kerns John Licklider Tri -State Warehouse Sally Lillis Winchester Me Linda Morris Valley Distributors, Inc Martha Nordheim Gene Pennypacker Rebecca Orrison Ronald Peffer Pat Rinker Sharon Sargent Leggett Department Store, Inc Susan Saville Ann Schenck Christine P. Scully Ann Seal Margaret L. Hod Daphne Shaw Debra Shoemaker Mary Jane Shumate Handley High Kermit Slonaker Sharon Snapp Winifred Strosnider Frances Williams Stephen Williams Tennessee Kendra Wingfield Pat Wood Shenandoah Pride Thespians Bill Eaton Donna Goode Brenda Willingham Greg Seldon Tom Brown Susan Arthur Becky Dawkins Bobby Green James Louthan Cindy Easter Donna Stewart Clay Smith Diana Cleveland Bobby Burkholder Lynette Dellinger Stephanie Lawrence Judy MacLellan Mike Frazier Rodney Keller Becky Webster Charles Miller Eddie Shelia Bowers Scott Bayliss Judd Feltner Phil Glaize Debbie Lake Pete McKee Jody Moffett Jeanie Smallwood Brad Spellman Michael Young Nick Fort Lauderdale Dad Blue Cross BlueShield Blue Shield Boscawen St. P Winchester
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