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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1966

Page

7

Three seniors chosen for school honor system roles

Carolyn Wolfe Vivienne Allen and Mitchell Butler are named to lead the school honor court chapel committee and monitor commission respectively. Wolfe will judge the Honor Court and oversee revisions to the honor system. Allen chairs the Chapel Committee and arrives from England to strengthen weekly services. Butler leads the Monitor Commission maintaining order on campus and serves on the Executive Council and basketball team management.

Mitchell Butler Vivienne Allan Center Carolyn Wolfe Handley Mitchell Monitor Commission Carolyn Honor Court Vivienne Grace Lutheran Church Winchester Kristian Handiian Lan Amherst St Winchester England Episcopal Church Library Club George Butler W. Clifford St

7 HHS Seniors Marry, 14 Join Armed Forces

A list of 1966 graduates shows several students marrying or taking military service after high school. Many seniors pursue college, trade training, or employment in Winchester and surrounding areas, with numerous names tied to local businesses and institutions.

HHS Karen Amtower McCrory’s Susan Baker Susan Good Sherry Shumaker Winchester Memorial Hospital Barbara Bell Nancy Wingfield Sandra Rippeon Terry Braithwaite Charles Helms C and P Telephone Co Doris Bowman Donald Bowman Salvation Army Ann Boyd Kresge Judy Morrison G and M Music Center Pamela Nixon Deanna Jones Winchester Intermediate Betty Maphis People’s Drug Store Georgia McCauley Silco Joan Morrison Myra Stotler Farmers and Merchants National Bank Carolyn Watts Shenandoah Retreat Barbara Youngblood Winchester Grocery Wholesale Barbara Wingfield John Haymaker O’sullivan Thomas Anderson B & M Chevrolet Raymond Campbell Stuart Perry Shirley Ricketts Lloyd Corbin Holiday Inn

Coming Events and Science Club Updates

The notice lists Sept 21 Chapel-Reader Vivienne Allan and pianist Fred Brumback with Sept 23 and Sept 26 events and Sept 27 Senior Class Meeting. The Science Club elected officers for 1966 67 after a Sept 8 first meeting with a tie prompting a Sept 13 special meeting Preston Kern became president David Holliday vice president Scott Pierce secretary and sponsor Ms Morrison joins with Miss Carson to guide earth science biology activities.

Chapel Mr. Sherrard Vivienne Allan Fred Brumback Swagler Koonce Eugene Willis Warren County Richard Gregory Doug Anderson Science Club Preston Kern David Holliday Scott Pierce Morrison Miss Carson

The Call to Embrace General Organization Citizenship

Students urged to buy a General Organization G.O. ticket as key to school citizenship. The card grants access to events, enables club membership, and allows voting in student government. Emphasis on voicing ideas through homeroom reps and Executive Council to improve Handley High School.

Ase Handley G.O

Sardelis Heads Boy's Monogram Club

A meeting of the Boy's Monogram Club was held on Sept. 15 during advisory period. Officers for the coming year were elected William Sardelis president Larry Nelson vice president and William Cowley secretary.

Boy’s Monogram Club William Sardelis Larry Nelson William Cowley

Handley Homerooms Name Annual Presidents by Grade

Each homeroom from eighth to twelfth selects a president for the year. Eighth graders include John Spaid and others across rooms 17 to 302. ninth graders list Joyce Stotler and peers. tenth graders name Eddie Lewis and colleagues. eleventh graders name David Dixon and others. twelfth graders nominate Madeline Myers and peers.

John Spaid

Handlian Yearbook Staff at Work Under Guidance

The 1967 Handlian staff led by editor Randy Grubbs and business manager Steve Shrader begins yearbook preparations. Senior staff include Literary Libby Melester John Rosenberger Maribeth Watts Ginger Edwards Vivienne Allan Brenda Toan David Holliday Mike Mulvey Linda Eckman.

Handlian Randy Grubbs Steve Shrader Karen Stratton Carolyn Wolfe Bonnie McKeown Libby Melester John Rosenberger Maribeth Watts Ginger Edwards Vivenne Allan Brenda Toan David Holliday Mike Mulvey Linda Eckman

Homeroom Representatives Named to GO Executive Council

During the first days of school homerooms elected their Executive Council delegates. Representatives include Walter Carpenter Room 21 Gretchen Muller Room 22 Ali son Kern Room 23 Linda Lofton Room 24 and many others across rooms 25 27 29 35 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 52 100 101 102 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 301 302 and 303.

Leslie Edwards John Wiltshire Julie McCollaugh Robert Huntsberry Eddie Lewis Jeanne Hammar Keith Kaval Larry Parker Deborah Dawkins Robert Setzer Robert Printz Cindy McAboy Ann Schenck David Dixon Sandra Royston Carol Smith Gene Elliot Sandra Bradford Douglas Toan Madeline Myers Fred Brumback Mitchell Ae Cynthia Higgs Anne Kerlin Eppa Griffith Gener Walter Carpenter Gretchen Muller Alison Kern Linda Lofton Doug Anderson Dolly Tsatsios Janis Goforth Brent Austin Robert Kern Jane Crum Bill Eaton Wayne Whitham Susie Laise Clarke Davis Barbara Buncutter John Shepard Campbell Jean Carol Manuel Bonnie O’hara Buddy Riggleman Daphne Shaw Mike McLaughlin Joan Rip- Peon Mary Bell Boyd Hammer George Dunn Jill Adams Laura Fernandez Walter Erwin James F. Everett Stan White Joe Spellman Jefery Cullers Joseph v. Arthur

People who always say what they think are less popular

A provocative observation on candor versus social acceptance, noting that plainly spoken critics often face social pushback compared with those who mask their views. The remark highlights tension between honesty and harmony in interpersonal dynamics.

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