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Journal
Staff
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SPONSOR
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Mrs.
Nancy Hill
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EDITOR
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Ann
Spaulding
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ASSOCIATE
EDITORS
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Donna
Mueller
Pamme Anderson
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| COPY
EDITOR |
Jackie
Cottrell
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| FEATURE
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Donna
Newberry
Jo Ann Ross
Dodi Simmerson
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SPORTS
EDITOR
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Stuart
Smith
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ASSOC.
SPORTS EDITOR
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Chip
Schram
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ART
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Bill
Schwartz
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CARTOONIST
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Jim
Caccavo
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SOCIETY
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Sue
Sturges
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NEWS
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Sue
Trapnell
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PUBLICITY
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Barbara
Cayll
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| PERSONALITIES |
Anne
Laing
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EXCHANGE
EDITORS
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Barbara
Richardson
Pat Allen
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| HORIZONS |
Loni
Abbotts
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REPORTERS:
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Van Wormer, Susan Gray, Suzi Cushing, Robin McKenzie, Barbara
McCartney, Sharon Horner, Sally Ross, Alex Bower, Craig Jacobson,
Jay Stephenson, Jeannie Jones. |
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Mourner's
Bench
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by
J. Stephenson
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Shades
of blue. Next week is the one has been talking about -- the week of
the Prom. Just think, now at long last there will be a really big
"shew" going on around the school. Man, like aren't we all
going to have a ball. Going, I hope? If you don't have a date for
the Prom as of yet, don't forget Mrs. Ramsdell's "univac". I
only have a couple of gripes that might be of interest to some of
the readers out there in video paper land. Here goes: "Why
are the sophomores permitted to attend the Prom, eventhough they have
a Junior or Senior date? This should be discussed before the upper-classmen
and have their opinions known. When I was a Sophomore I was not permitted
to attend the Prom because it was a sacred event which was for upperclassmen
only. Now that I am a Senior I have learned to appreciate and enjoy
the Prom.
Since
WPHS has so many fine actors and actresses, wouldn't it be a good
idea to have our own Oscar awards.
Play
it cool and have a ball, won't ya'll!!!!! |
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Weed
Day Smash Success!! Inaugural Ball Great Success! These were the
alternate headlines planned for this edition of the Wi-Pa-Hi-Sc.
Unfortunately, it was totally impossible to use either heading because
each should have read: "Inaugural Ball Flop" and "Weeds
Still In Ground."
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is there such a lack of interest in the school's functions? The Inaugural
Ball which was held last Friday night to honor the newly elected officers
of the Student Council was forced to close its doors at 9 o'clock.
Only eight persons attended -- the six band members, Mrs. Ramsdell,
and Bill McGinnis, retiring Student Council President. Where were
those student Council members who passed the petition for the Inaugural
Ball? Where were this years officers for whom the dance honored? |
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Another
function poorly attended was "Weed Day". Although some clubs
did a fine job in their beautification project, others failed because
of lack of workers. It is often said the events run in three's --
will it be that this year's Junior-Senior Prom will also fizzle in
the dust? No one can answer that question but you...... |
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WPHS
Originates
Jr. Honor Society
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Officers
of the Winter Park chapter of the National Honor Society inducted
26 students of the new Maitland Junior High into the Junior National
Honor Society. W.P.H.S. students assisting in the induction ceremony
on April 12 were Larry Elam, Sharon Spelzhausen, John Hoche, Marty
Grove, and Nancy Temple. They gave short speeches on the merits of
scholarship, leadership, character, and service and conducted the
ceremony complete with candles and ribbons. Sixteen 9th graders and
ten 8th graders were tapped at this first induction.
Refreshments were served to parents and guests at
the close of the ceremony. |
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It's
up to you students as to whether or not the events during the rest
of this year will be a SUCCESS or a WASTE OF TIME. Get on the ball
and support our school!!!
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Fads
'N Fashion
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Has
your smile lost its shine? According to statistics, no-shine lipstick
are now in the "vogue". They are available in all colors,
weird and otherwise, and it looks as if they are going to be a fad
in fashions for a good while.
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are also in the summer spotlight. Many students are now seen wearing
polish to match the new lipsticks. Linda Tindall and Ellen Igou, were
two of the first to try out this new fad. |
| Swinging
from fingertips to wrists, pastel moonstone bracelets and circle pins
that resemble the scarab are in vogue. Girls seen wearing these attractive
accessories are: Kathie Burke, Sue Sturges, Jean Welsh, Marthabelle
Hussman, an Lynda Borden. Barbara Richardson has been seen sporting
an unusual necklace made of seeds imported from Africa. |
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LIBRARY
NOTES
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At
the recent District V meeting of the Florida High School Library Council
held at Boone, two Winter Park library assistants were honored. Claudia
Foley was elected to head th edistrict organization for 1961-62 and
Annette McDougald was selected to be the district's nominee for the
office of State Historian.
Claudia will lead and represent the library councils
of Orange, Osceola, Citrus, Seminole, Lake, Volusia, Sumter and Brevard
counties. If Annette, who will be chairman of the Winter Park staff
next year, is elected at the forthcoming state convention, both students
will be members of the state Executive Board. |
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