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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1969

Page

11

DECA Workshop Underway At Handley District Eleven

DECA officers from eight District Eleven schools meet at Echo Village Restaurant for a 2:30 to 7 p.m. training session led by Handley junior board member Sherry Manuel. The workshop covers parliamentary procedure, officer duties, and planning for a DECA coffee hour on Sept 24 to connect students with parents, employers, and faculty. About 150 people attended the earlier coffee event. 1969-70 officers are listed including Craig Sutler as president and Sherry Manuel as parliamentarian.

Sherry Manuel Board of Directors John Handley DECA Echo Village Handley Fauquier Culpepper James Wood Warren County Loudoun County Loudoun Valley Clarke County D. E

Slipcovers and needlecraft ads from Winchester Evening Star

An old ad listing slipcover patterns and sewing craft catalogs with prices and mailing details. It includes Pattern 7168 for chairs and sofas, mail address for Alice Brooks, and offers various needlecraft books and kits priced at 50 cents.

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

Handley Executive Council opens 1969 70 year in meeting

Randy Powers welcomes the Executive Council for 1969 70 at the first meeting on Wednesday September 24. Homeroom representatives and class presidents discuss items for the Handley student body including a revised student handbook due October 15 and sworn-in new council members after constitution tests. The council plans a leadership conference and votes a donation to the Winchester Rescue Squad. Meetings of the Student Affairs Committee are open to students.

Randy Powers Handley Executive Council Winchester Rescue Squad Fund

College Night Set For Oct 9 at Handley

Handley hosts College Night on Oct 9 for juniors and seniors from Handley James Wood Clarke County Massanutten Military Academy and Shenandoah County Schools. Beginning 7 30 pm students visit college reps in 15 minute intervals totaling about two hours. A fourth college will be represented this year.

Handley James Wood Clarke County Massanutten Military Academy Shenandoah County Junior Evening Star

Girls Sign Up For Intramural Sports Program

Last week girls signed up for the intramural program starting the week of Oct 14. Eighth to tenth graders select soccer while eleventh and twelfth graders play hockey. Teams have 11 to 15 players and participation offers sport knowledge, refereeing experience, monogram or bar points, and good sportsmanship.

Handley Homerooms Elect Presidents by Grade

Handley students elected homeroom presidents for all grades. Eighth graders chose Martha Blosser and others, while ninth through twelfth grade selections include Barbara Buncutter and Deborah McAboy among many peers across rooms.

Handley Barbara Buncutter Deborah McAboy Steve—Boettner Rusty Foltz Kimball Whitham John Wiltshire Dale Anderson Vic Arthur Roger Kirby Nancy James Gary Nichols Bebe Haines Robyn Hart Jackie McAboy Larry Foltz Forrest Jones Jody Strader Gary Philibin Paul Wisner Martha Blosser Charles Beckey Jack Drumheller Gregory Kirby Barbara Jones Glenny Moats Deborah McKinney Jean Lee Steve Seldon Kervin Williams

Yearbook Clinic Participants In Arlington Va

Handiian Staff members guided by Mrs. Ritter and Mr. Craig attended a September 24 yearbook clinic in Arlington Virginia. Attendees included Gail Lake Becky Duncan Stephany Snyder Taffy Moffett Barbie Buncutter Debbie Snapp Lynn Sullivan Rosemary Bailey Pam Kern and Ann Stewart. They chose paper style print and cover texture for Handiian and discussed front design. Films showcased various yearbooks while the group and Hunter Publishing hosted lunch at the Holiday Inn.

Handiian Ritter Mr. Craig Arlington Gail Lake Becky Duncan Stephany Snyder Taffy Moffett Barbie Buncutter Debbie Snapp Lynn Sullivan Rosemary Bailey Pam Kern Ann Stewart Hunter Publishing Company Holiday Inn

FBLA Sponsors Appoint New Leaders and Officers

Mrs. Sherry Stiles and Mrs. Judith Hodkins join Edward Touchstone as sponsors for the Future Business Leaders of America replacing Mrs. Dorothy Mason who moved away. Newly elected officers are Gloria Williams president Helen Licklider vice president Judy McCarty secretary and Cindy Eastep treasurer. A program committee includes Cindy Eastep Judy McCarty Karen Cain Pat Wilson Vicki Anderson. Helen Licklider and Gail Vaughn plan meetings programs and dinners and select speakers for various occasions.

Sherry Stiles Judith Hodkins Edward Touchstone Business Leaders of America Dorothy Mason Gloria Williams Helen Licklider Judy McCarty Cindy Eastep Karen Cain Pat Wilson Vicki Anderson Gail Vaughn

Parents Night Set for November 12 at Handley Building

The event starts at seven o clock on Wednesday November 12. Miss Dorothy Overcash leads with student assistants and General Organization sponsors Mrs Sencindiver and Mr Foreman coordinating. More details will follow in Junior Evening Star.

Handley Building Dorothy Overcash Sencindiver Foreman Junior Evening Star

Jr Star names: staff editors and reporters listed

The Jr Star publication credits Sara Thomas as Editor-in-Chief and Annette Haines as Assistant Editor with a lineup of reporters including 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.

Sara Thomas Annette Haines Gayle Larrick Susie Cooper Barbie Buncutter Pam Kern Mimi Koontz Debbie Snapp Susie Suddith Stephany Snyder Gail Lake Mary Jordan Gregory Karen Cain

Procrastination warned as grading period nears end

An editorial urges immediate study and assignment completion as the marking period nears its last two weeks. It cautions against delaying work and burning midnight oil for tasks assigned weeks earlier, noting that a final test or deadline looms.

Coming Events at Loudoun Valley and Area Games

List of events runs Oct 1 to Oct 11 including Sophomore Football at Handley Oct 1 4 p.m. and Oct 4 Cross Country Meet Loudoun Valley Away. There is a J W Football Game Oct 2 7 p.m. at Robert E Ayler Junior High Away. Other activities include a chapel service by cheerleaders Oct 2, a French class DC field trip Oct 4, a College Night Oct 4, a Mini Float Parade Oct 10 and Homecoming Oct 11.

Loudoun Valley Handley J. W Robert E. Ayler Washington, D.C Frederick County Junior High

Shenandoah School Paper Plans First Issue Next Week

The Shenandoah Publishing Company at Strasburg will release the monthly school paper next week priced at 10 cents. Editorial team includes Jim Everett and Crystal Denton with staff reporters Debbie Snapp Vic Albright Derek Peterson Margaret Strader Barbara Dove Jim Laise Glen Moore Warren Bull and Giles Brent.

Jim Everett Crystal Denton Steve Dorsey Holly Hester David Farkas Bud Snyder Debbie Snapp Vic Albright Derek Peterson Margaret Strader Barbara Dove Jim Laise Glen Moore Warren Bull Giles Brent Shenandoah Publishing Company Strasburg

Mary Troester Named Merit Semifinalist

Handley High School announces senior Mary Troester as a National Merit Scholarship Program semifinalist for 1969-70. About 15 000 semifinalists compete for roughly 3 000 Merit Scholarships to be awarded in 1970. Edward C. Smith of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation notes the high standards and school activity of the semifinalists.

Handley Mary Troester Mary Virginia Edward C. Smith National Merit Scholarship Corporation

New Faculty Arrives at Handley High Across Departments

Handley High welcomes new teachers across science mathematics and business. Joy Shull and Andrew Park join the science staff with Earth and Introductory Physics duties. Ronald Nicholas and Robert Mackintosh bring geometry and algebra expertise. Judy Hudkins and Sherry Stiles lead business instruction.

Ther Joy Shull Andrew Park Shull Handley Winchester Intermediate School WIS Madison College Ronald Nicholas Robert Mackintosh Nicholas Loudoun Valley High School Bridgewater College DeVry Institute Chicago Mackintosh Shepherd College West Virginia Judy Hudkins Sherry Stiles

OEO Civil Rights Division Left in Limbo After Shakeup

Washington AP The Office of Economic Opportunity civil rights division is in limbo after last week's agency shakeup. Rebuilding is planned with new duties to span the entire agency, but no head is named yet. Some 100 staffers were not reassigned and remain in limbo.

Washington Office of Economic Opportunity Antipoverty Agency OEO Donald Rumsfeld Rumsfeld Civil Rights Divi Sa 7

Handley Mini-Float Parade and Pep Rally Oct 10

A homecoming event at Handley features a 7 p.m. mini-float parade and pep rally in the new gym. Clubs and organizations will build small wagon floats with provided materials, prizes for best looking most original and most spirited, and participation from all classes through eighth grade.

Handley Booster Club

Majority Vote Seen For Stokes

Carl B. Stokes, first Negro elected mayor of a major U.S. city, was expected to win the Democratic primary in Cleveland with a strong turnout forecast. He faced political newcomer Robert J Kelly who ran on a law and order platform.

Cleveland Ohio Carl B. Stokes U.S Stokes Robert J Kelly

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Jean Everett Craig Sutler Mary Helen Massie D.E McGuigan Judy Larue Susan Fletcher Kim Jenkins DEI Nuseum Wgce Breeks FBLA Editorial Handley High Mr. Park Roanoke College Luray United States Our Parsity Shing Woolrich Bell
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