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Journal
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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
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Stuart
Smith
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ASSOC.
SPORTS EDITOR
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Chip
Schram
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ART
EDITOR
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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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FINALISTS
ANNOUNCED
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Winter
Park High School is proud of its student achievement in the Senior
tests and National Merit Test. Out of 12 finalists in all of Orange
County WPHS has six finalists: namely; Anthony Barron, Jean Bradford,
Maurine Doggett, Karen Kane, Bill McGinnis and Nancy Temple. In
the Senior tests WPHS again can boast of its high average of 338.
Congratulations and good luck to all finalists.
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HORIZON
PREVIEWS
J. Stephenson
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What
is school?
A school is more than brick and mortar, more than
classrooms and books and grade cards. A school is the smell of chalk
dust, and the restless squeak of seats a moment before the tardy bell
rings. It's a group of girls in the halls with their heads together
over the latest grapevine news. It's the loneliness of walking by
empty seats in a darkened auditorium and the sense of belonging that
comes from hearing a friendly "Hi, Sue," or "Hello,
Jay." A school is all of these and many more. For the real spirit
of school lies not in the beauty of the campus nor in the newness
of its buildings, but in the thoughts, and reactions of its students
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Jim Stokes, of the Class of '62
and a member of National Honor Society has received the single honor
of being elected to the office of Lt. Governor of the Florida Key
Club, Division 6.
Two weekends ago, the Key Clubs of Division Six
met at a convention in Jacksonville. The officers of each club represented
their respective schools. From the Key Club of WPHS were: Ed Fishback,
Bill Phillips, Nat Turnbull, and Jim Stokes. Coach Orr, the sponsor
of the club, and Mr. Myers, President of the Kiwanis organization,
also went.
Jim Stokes was elected to the office of Lieutenant
Governor of Division 6, running against David Herlong, nephew of
Congressman Syd Herlong. The comment Jim had to make on winning
this office was "Naturally, I am very happy to receive this
honor; however, it is not only an honor for me, but for the whole
club." |
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WPHS
Beauties
Enter Contest
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Redhead Jeanne Williams and slim
brunette Darla Fessler are our own entries in the Miss Winter Park
Contest to be held April 22 at WPHS auditorium.
Darla, a native of Elgin, Illinois, was born June
18, 1943. Her main interest is dancing, which will be her talent selection
in the contest.
Jeanne Williams, who sings an sews, hails from Washington,
D.C. Jeanne plans a secretarial career after graduation.
Good luck to both WPHS students. |
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Teen
Agers Code
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Don't
let your parents down. They brought you up. |
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Stop
and think before you drink. |
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Ditch
dirty thoughts fast, or they'll ditch you. |
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Showoff
driving is juvenile. Don't act your age. |
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Be
smart; obey. You'll give orders yourself some day. |
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Choose
your friends carefully. You are what they are. |
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Choose
a date fit for a mate. |
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Don't
go steady unless you're ready. |
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Go
to church regularly. God gives you a week. Give Him back an
hour. |
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Live
carefully. The soul you save may be your own. |
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The
voting was so close, that three different ballots had to be cast
before there was enough margin to determine the winner.
WPHS is proud to have had these boys represent
our Key Club at this convention, and we are especially proud of
Jim for receiving such a top honor. Congratulations, Jim!!
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WPHS
Birthdays
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April
2nd
Jim
Caccavo
Delores
Indek
Bonnie
Pechin
Bunnie
Pechin
Dale
Potter
April
3rd
Judy
Hayes
Pat
Wind
April
4th
Tony
Gentile
Stan
Jump
Jerry
Van Meter
Gary
Van Norman
April
5th
Charlotte
Henson
Steve
Martina
Marion
Sadler
April
6th
David
Riddle
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Dear
Aunt Abyss
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Dear
Aunt Abyss,
Our Jr.-Sr. Prom is less than a month away, and
I don't have a date. I know I'm not beautiful but I have a heart
and feelings as any other girl. This is becoming very distressing.
Please give me some advise.
"Plain
Jane"
Dear "Plain Jane",
I know this is an important event in your life,
but you must remember that boys 16 and 17 years old don't realize
a girl's inside qualities. I'm sure that some day, when there are
more important and exciting events, a boy will come along who will
appreciate you for the wonderful person you are. Be patient with
nature.
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THOUGHT
FOR
THE WEEK
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Ideals are like stars — you
will not succeed in touching them with your hands —
But like the seafarer on the desert of waters —
choose them as your guide and you will reach your goal. |
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