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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1962

Page

11

Local committee names and roles listed for event

Susan Goode and Joyce Miller are cited with roles. Linda Richter chairs costumes. Barbara Eavis Joyce Gano Me Bishop Himes and 2 V Rockva provide support. Kay Franklin Nancy Aiken Ethel Nold Jo Ann Carol Zirkle listed for etickets. Ellen Jones chairs. Barbara Harper Nancy Schmidt noted in organization roles.

Susan Goode Joyce Miller Linda Richter Barbara Eavis Joyce Gano Bishop Himes Vi Rockva Kay Franklin Nancy Aiken Ethel Nold Jo Ann Carol Zirkle Ickets Ellen Jones Barbara Harper Nancy Schmidt

Annual Testing Underway For Middle And High Grades

The state testing program started yesterday for 7th 8th 9th and 11th graders and runs through Oct 5. Scores do not affect classroom grades but aid in college and employment planning. The purpose is to help students identify strengths and weaknesses with guidance from teachers and counselors.

Colorful smocked pillows and Needlecraft Catalog offer

Add glamour with smocked pillows crafted from velveteen corduroy and antique satin. Pattern 7385 includes transfer directions for 13 designs and square or oblong shapes. 35 cents, add 10 cents for 1st class mailing. Send to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept. New York 11 NY. 1963 show with 200 designs and a free pattern.

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

Guidance counselors explain test results to students

The text describes teachers guiding students after tests. It emphasizes staying focused during tests, giving best effort, and using allowed time. Results are returned from the correcting center and explained individually by guidance counselors.

Editor-in-chief Sally Bell Leads Newsroom Team

Sally Bell remains editor in chief with reporters Elizabeth Baker Connie Carlisle Joyce Anne Gano Linda Garber Carolyn Manuel Linda Richter Janet Shawen and Cheryl Whitney contributing to the newsroom leadership and daily coverage.

Sally Bell Elizabeth Baker Connie Carlisle Joyce Anne Gano Linda Garber Carolyn Manuel Linda Richter Janet Shawen Cheryl Whitney

Education Reform Demands Student Effort and Responsibility

Editorial urges American students to seize opportunities from new school buildings and trained faculties. It argues taxpayers fund improving facilities, but only student effort can turn resources into learning and success.

United States

Plans for the 1963 Handlian Yearbook

Editor in chief and staff attend the George Washington Hotel conference on Sept 14 to plan the Handlian. Mr Jones the photographer works on group and organization portraits with senior pics by Barr's studio. Advertising staff assigned to secure yearbook ads as preparation for a standout Handlian.

George Washington Hotel Jones Barr

Eighth Grade Names Sponsors For Next Year

During advisory on Thursday September 20 the eighth grade elected sponsors for the coming year. Miss Bierer and Mr. Duvall were chosen to serve as sponsors.

Miss Bierer c Mr. Duvall

Thespian Club Chooses New Sponsor and Committees

Dr Wylie Russell elected male sponsor after training at Oklahoma City University and work with drama in Oklahoma Maryland and the District of Columbia. He will co sponsor with Miss Virginia Barr. The executive tree set year long committees including Play Reading Make Up Property Light and Sound with listed chairs and members.

Thesiub Wylie Russell Oklahoma City University Oklahoma Maryland District of Columbia Russell Virginia Barr

JV Squad Opens Season Thursday

The Junior Varsity football team begins preparation for the 1962 season with a practice on Thursday afternoon at the home field. The squad includes Hednay Braithwait Burke Bob Bush and many others led by coach Mussleman.

Mussleman Ar’s J.V Hedn Ay Braithwait Burke Bob Bush Mike Foreman Mike Harper Bob Kaval Roge Lake Edward Loy Re Nehe Morris Byers Wendell Porterfield Bill Sardelis Willard Spaid James Stotler James Webber Alan White Garland White Bill Sydelis J.V

Juniors Run Annual Stand During Football Season

The junior stand teams sell hot dogs candy pop and potato chips and clean the grounds after each game. This year the co chairmen are Jane Holsinger and Lewis Campbell with Barbara Harper Cindy Patten Kay Lawrence Marilyn OHara and Beverly Coffin assisting. Sponsors are Mrs Helen Thomas and Mr George Craig. The work is challenging and deserves community cooperation.

Jane Holsinger Lewis Campbell Barbara Harper Cindy Patten Kay Lawrence Marilyn O'Hara Beverley Coffin Helen Thomas George Craig

Chapel Senior Girls and Boys Daily Roles and Meetings

Forecast lists Wednesday and Friday Chapel Senior Girls roles with Reader Judy Wolfe Leader Bonnie Combs Pianist Linda Garber. Monitors Commission meeting 12 15 p m Pep Rally. Saturday home football vs James Monroe 2 p m. Monday Chapel Senior Boys Reader Gary Streit Leader Mike Krueger Pianist Don Lutz Executive Council 12 15 p m Booster Club 3 18 p m. Tuesday Senior Class meeting.

Reader Judy Wolfe Bonnie Combs Linda Garber Cheryl Whitney Ann Holsinger Barbara Loy The Monitor Commission James Monroe Gary Streit Mike Krueger Don Lutz

Miller Named Senior Glee Club President

Officers chosen to lead the Senior Glee Club are: Ronnie Miller president, Steve Butler vice president, and Alice Carpenter secretary. New members include Ann Fuller Smith Blackburn Karolyn Fan Kathleen Emmons Fay Hen Ann Kern Mary Marshall Gaunt Gayle Bowman Carolyn Crisman Judith Haskins Linda Snyder Jeanne Barr Phyllis Rowland Cindy Rathman Karen Shull Betty Bunctor Colleen Bly Linda Fletcher Reba Massie Mary B Arnold Ronnie Gore James Bauserman Rodney Cowley Frank Bowman and Gene Fisher.

Ronnie Miller Steve Butler Alice Carpenter The Glees Ann Fuller A Smith Blackburn Karolyn Fan Kathleen Emmons Fay Hen Ann Kern Mary Marshall Gaunt Gayle Bowman Carolyn Crisman Judith Haskins Linda Snyder Jeanne Barr Phyllis Rowland Cindy Rathman Karen Shull Betty Buncutter Colleen Bly Linda Fletcher Reba Massie

Executive Unit Holds First Meeting

The Executive Council met on Sept 17 during advisory period in the upstairs study hall. Samuel Heltzel presided as president and prayers opened the session. Regular meeting days were set, unexcused absences limited to three, ticket prices to rise to 3.50 after Oct. 5, and new reps thanked for their duties. A Constitution By Laws test will be scheduled later.

Executive Council Samuel Heltzel G.O Fry

Science Club Elect Officers

The Senior Science Club held a special meeting Tuesday in Miss Carson's room. Officers for 1962 63 were elected: president John Anderson, recording secretary Nancy Kincaid, and treasurer Randy DiPrisco. Sponsors are Miss Carson and Mr. Craig.

Miss Carson John Anderson Nancy Kincaid Randy DiPrisco Mr. Craig

Freshman Class Elects Sponsors for 1962-63

During advisory on September 18 the freshman class met in the auditorium to elect sponsors for the 1962-63 school year. Mrs. Armstrong and Mr. Sibert were chosen as sponsors, with Mr. Sibert noted as a new teacher.

Armstrong Sibert

Hockey Practice Now Underway

Sophomore, junior, and senior girls begin intramural hockey practice as three weeks of drills lead to end of season tournaments to crown the champion class.

Handley Students Rally With Pep For Season

The Handley audience, led by student body, cheered as coaches were introduced. Co-captains Bill Bauserman and Dennis Hinkle seated the team, while the crowd echoed the school spirit for the upcoming season.

Peiley Mr. Siebert Bill Bauserman Dennis Hinkle Handley

Eighth Grade Elects Officers for 1962-63

Eighth graders elected officers on Wednesday September 19 for the 1962 63 school year. The new officers are Randy Perry president Michael Albright vice president and Sherry Bucher secretary.

Randy Perry Michael Albright Sherry Bucher

Ole Miss Fighting Battle Lost Years Ago Says Ex-Student

Harry S. Murphy Jr. says Ole Miss fights a battle it already lost years ago. Murphy, a fair-skinned man who passed as white, spent nine months as a 1945-46 student in the all white Ole Miss V-12 unit in Oxford. Navy records listed him as white, and he did not have his race questioned on entry.

NEW York All White University of Mississippi Harry S. Murphy Jr James H. Meredith Ole Miss Murphy Atlanta New York Times Oxford Navy

Moon Bounce Links Ham Radio Pioneers on 1296 Megacycles

The American Radio Relay League reports a historic moon bounce by Sam Harris of Medfield Massachusetts and Ralph Thomas of Kahuku Hawaii. They achieved two way contact using the moon as a passive reflector on 1296 megacycles, signaling new long range amateur radio possibilities beyond line of sight.

West Hartford Conn American Radio Relay League Sam Harris Medfield Mass Ralph Thomas Kahuku Hawaii

Nasser appoints Aly Sabry as prime minister in new collective

President Gamal Abdel Nasser named Aly Sabry head of a new Executive Council that will hold collective power, with Nasser retaining the presidency. Sabry becomes prime minister while a presidency council handles policy. A woman will join the Cabinet as minister of social affairs, marking a first in the U A R.

Cairo Gamal Abdel Nasser Aly Sabry Nasser United Arab Republic Farouk Sabry U.A.R

Cherokee Drama Draws Crowd During 1962 Summer Run

The outdoor drama Unto These Hills in Cherokee North Carolina played to a paid attendance of 129301 in the 1962 summer season. Carol White, general manager of the Cherokee Historical Association, said in its 13 seasons Unto These Hills has attracted 678882 persons.

N.C Carol White Cherokee Historical Association

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