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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1962
Page
9
The article lists reporters Elizabeth Baker Connie Carlisle Joyce Anne Gano Linda Garber Carolyn Manuel Linda Richter Janet Shawen and Cheryl Whitney as contributors to the piece.
Editorial urges Handley students to keep the new annex spotless and beautiful. Emphasizes responsibility for cafeteria cleanliness and preservation of the language lab and music department. Calls Handley students to join a campaign for an immaculate, orderly school environment.
The Varsity Cheerleaders held a pep assembly on Friday to introduce new cheers learned at camp. Dr Quarles reminded students to show courtesy and sportsmanship at all times. The assembly closed with a rousing cheer wishing the Judges a successful season.
Handley High School alumni from the classes of 1927 1932 1937 1942 1947 1952 gathered this summer to reminisce and share news. The article notes any other reunions not listed may have occurred.
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During June 16 to 22 eleven Handley students John Anderson Dale Bailey Larry Bell Lewis Campbell Paul Cram Phillip Cram Richard Dick Gene Fisher Gary Newcome Fred Shumaker and Jimmy Wilkins joined Mr. Hunter Maddox at Camp Whaco Basketball Camp in Charlottesville. Morning classes covered shooting defense ball handling and the fast break and nights featured team practice games. The group won the first six games but fell in the finals and returned eager to demonstrate improved play on the court.
The tenth grade class met in the auditorium with President George Weidig presiding. The main item was choosing sponsors for 1962 63. Mr James Omps was reelected and Miss Louise Russell was elected to serve with him.
The Handley band elected its officers for the year with President Doug Fisher, Vice President James Riley, Secretary Sheila Roe, Treasurer Linda Garber. Leaders promised a new band room, practice rooms, and new uniforms to boost performances.
Homerooms across the school each select one Junior Red Cross Representative. Readouts include Joni Goforth in Room 6 and Barbara Dunn in Room 100 among many others, all tasked with fundraising and distributing member cards.
Across the week every homeroom from Room 6 to Room 207 held elections for class presidents. The tally lists presidents including Mary Anderson in Room 6 and Sharon McClintock in Room 207, among many others.
The Library Club met for its first meeting in the library on Thursday. Members learned their shifts for library work, and a committee was formed to select new members including girls who may join this week. The club will oversee chapel services later in the school year.
This list names 1962 graduates entering military service and their civilian employers. Servicemen include Jimmy Adams Sam Ensogna John Fisher Gerald Stickley Charles Sell James McLaughlin Richard Kirby Pamela Rush. Civilian postings cover A and P Shenandoah Motor Co Newberrys Winchester Memorial Hospital and multiple firms with staff such as Barbara Farmer Jacqueline Bell Patricia Corrigan and Brenda Butcher. Housewives listed are Judy Sister Hose Susan Harper Gregory Phoebe Henry Crosen Melinda Williams Carper Patricia Hampton Trenary Stella Stottlemyer Rowe.
Homeroom representatives will serve on the Executive Council this year. Each room lists a specific student such as Barbara Mallory in Room 6 and Scott Spellman in Room 9 among many others. They will keep their peers informed of all General Organization business and represent students in their rooms much like the U.S. Senate and House represent their constituents.
Monitor Commission plans Wednesday readings led by Don Lutz with Bob Gaines and Linda Garber at Wednesday Chapel. Friday Chapel features senior girls with reader Alice Carpenter leader Betsy Baker and pianist Linda Garber. Football game against Warren County on away trip. Monday Chapel lists Barbara Eavis reader with Carole Zirkle and Barbara Loy on piano. Booster Club meets at 3:20.
Mrs Alan Peery assistant principal and supervisor of instruction hosted a teachers tea at Greystone Terrace in their garden. Handley faculty and spouses attended enjoying refreshments and a chance for both new and returning teachers to mingle.
Transform the tomato aspic into a square cake pan then cut into small cubes. Serve in soup cups with a topping of sour cream and minced chives or green onion, using some of the green tops when chopping the onion.
Dr. Robert Gilruth says age may keep Glenn and the original seven from flying the first Apollo missions. Nine new astronauts, aged 31 to 35, include Armstrong, Borman, Conrad, Lovell, McDivitt, Lee, Stafford, White, and Young, with Slayton as flight crew adviser and possible Gemini Apollo impact.
An advertisement touts Peacock's Imperial Creme as a quick solution for wrinkles dry skin and brown age spots. It claims noticeable improvement by the next morning and offers a six day trial with full refund if unsatisfied. Available at Drug Fair and promoted with bold assurances.
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