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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1957
Page
5
A Handley High School feature explains the General Organization ticket. It details the Executive Council composition with student and staff members and urges participation to enable attendance at events and maintain activities across football basketball and clubs. It warns that withdrawal could halt many programs and competitions.
An improved powder named PASTEETH to secure upper or lower plates. It keeps false teeth firm without sliding or rocking, avoids gummy taste, stays alkaline to prevent souring, and helps control denture breath. Available at drug counters as FASTEETH.
The Handley Band presented a short concert at Virginia Avenue School to expose younger students to band work. Each instrument was demonstrated by a band member to show sound and operation. The program will repeat at Handley elementary division and Quarles School with education and entertainment aims. Next week new student lessons will be organized.
The seniors have received their rings and may appear distracted as they adjust to their new status. Underclassmen are reminded to be patient while the seniors admire the jewelry and settle into the feeling of being seniors.
The first Executive Council meeting was held in the upstairs study hall on September 16. Regular meetings are on the first and third Mondays. Three unexcused absences auto exclude a member. Stockroom Committee formed with Vice-President Charles Rinker as head including Paul Halderman Martha Rose Whitten and Phillip Lewis. John E. Wood left the faculty and a male sponsor will be elected to replace him.
The Junior class renews its annual refreshment stands at home games offering hot dogs soft drinks potato chips peanuts candies and gum. Co chairs Jeanette Hodson and Jimmy Miller announce chili dogs as a new menu item for the first game with Mexican hot dogs to follow if well received.
The 1958 59 junior class lists committee chairs Diane Dunlap Shanda Kiser Janet Newlin Evelyn Riley Becky Simpson Susan Nichols Anita Pennypacker Elizabeth Lacy and Charles Rinker with sponsors Mrs Mary Jo Fore and Mr Stanley Holcombe Refreshments during home games remain the class sole income source as they aim for record breaking business this year.
The Senior Class meeting outlined future tours for each senior during advisory. Dr Garland Quakes discussed policy on editing the Handiian. A committee to choose the senior play was formed listing Paul Rhodes Susan Bierer Ann Batley Judy Cather Anna Margaret Smalts and Carlotta Wise Carver.
Handley High School adds to its faculty this year with Sidney John Lewis and Irvin Manges, both Winchester residents and former Shepherd College attendees, as Lewis teaches 7th 8th grade English 7th grade Math and 9th grade Civics.
Irvin Seth Manges attends Shepherd College and teaches Bookkeeping Typing and Business Training this year. He also serves as a Junior Varsity football coach alongside Lewis who holds the same role.
A Front Royal Community Concert Association representative will be at G and M Music Store tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. to sell season tickets for the 1957 1958 series. The lineup includes Archer and Gile on October 8, John McCollum on December 4, and Marina Svetlova and her Dance Group on February 3 at the Front Royal Elementary School Auditorium. Tickets may be used for other local concerts.
The Greater North Dakota Association registers Sunny Nadak as a trademark. Sunny Nadak is a youthful-appearing figure advocating North Dakota as a good place to live and work. The GNDA will reproduce Sunny for use by businesses and organizations in ads signs and letterheads.
Clarke County 4 H team members Rennie Davis and Lawrence Larrick return from Richmond with state championship honors after two days at the Atlantic Rural Exposition. John Gerken and three other state team members prepare to compete at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago November 20. This is Clarke County's first trip to the Chicago event.
Rabbi Jerome Gurland of Beth El Congregation will be guest speaker at the Winchester Kiwanis Club luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 PM at the George Washington Hotel. Special guests include the Kids Day Queen and Princesses and all honorary Kids Day officials presented by Howard Murray as Kids Day arrangements chair.
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