Journal
Staff |
| MRS.
NANCY HILL, Sponsor |
| Editor-In-Chief |
Ann
Spaulding |
| Associate
Editor |
Helen
Grabber |
| Sports
Editor |
Stuart
Smith |
| Society
& Fashion |
Sue
Sturges |
| Exchange
Editor |
Barbara
Richardson |
| Cub
Editor |
Nancy
Ann Wrenn |
| Feature
Editor |
Susan
Chace |
| Art
Editor |
Bill
Schwartz |
| News
Editor |
Jim
Caccavo
Judy Teague |
| Copy
Editor |
Pam
Anderson |
| Business
Manager |
Craig
Jacobson |
| Publicity |
Jeannie
Jones |
| Reporters |
| Anne
Laing, Lee Van Wormer, Loni Abbotts, Susan Gray, Fran Ussery,
Pat Allen, Sue Trapnell, Suzi Cushing, Robin McKenzie, Barbara
McCartney, Dodi Simmerson, Chip Schram, Barbara Cayll, Sharon
Horner, JoAnn Ross, Sally Ross, Alexander Bower, Jackie Cottrell. |
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N.
F. L. NEWS |
The
National Forensic League (N.F.L.) at Winter Park High School
is making great strides this year. Their membership, as represented
in the recent meeting, totaled about 40 members, both new and
old.
On Tuesday, October 18, the Winter Park Forensic
League played host to a Speaking Congress held at Winter Park
High School from Edgewater, Boone, Colonial, Cherokee and other
schools attended.
Presently, the two projects under the N.F.L.,
are the selling of pep ribbons and book covers. The program
has a three-fold purpose to raise money, to encourage school
spirit by wearing pep ribbons, and to encourage better care
of books.
A gaze into the future finds the N.F.L. planning
a speaking contest on "The United Nations." Those
Seniors who remember the speaking contest held when they were
sophomores will certainly look forward to this one, for it is
bound to be a repeat of that first fine performance. |
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Say-hey,
have ya'll noticed how many W.P. gals are writing teen columns
for local newspapers? There's Susan Carter, Nancy Temple and
Sharon Hayes. Competition gets stiffer every day.
Seen at the open-house given by Marcia Fosgate,
Gail Cannon, Liz Bennett, and Sigrid Bergstrom were: Sharon
O'Neal, Judy Schmidt, JoAnn Ross and Dave Smith, Johnny Cash,
Julius Mullins, Sharon White, Frank Ferguson (who has a knack
for hittin' the cue ball!), Stan Jump, Linda Schmidt, Salli
Tyler, Marty Wellinger with Lance Howden, Mary Cash, Jeanne
Britt, Bob Ross, Ginney Ussery, Nat Turnbull, Chuck Libby, Fran
Ussery, Susan Chace and Jim Harmeling, "Susan and Chan",
Bino Colado, Bobby Sias with Greg Holland, Diane Flowers, Johnny
Cox, Tim Darrah, Sally Ross, JoAnn Horvath, Carolyn Rayburn,
Barb McCartney, Chip Schram, "Lynn and Gary", John
Bowman, Steve Grantham, Kay Harris, Susan Bowman, Joanne Cunningham,
Diane Davich, Richard Winslow, Bill McGinnis, Judy Hopkins,
Dewey Ramsby and Carl Dunn -- both wearing very loud ties! --
Jim Henry, Gary Houmes, Jeff Arnold, Mike Born, John Prevatt,
and of course, loads more!
Jean Welch spent the past weekend at Marquette
in Illinois. She visited Phil Hoffman and took in Marquette's
Homecoming Game against "Vandy" -- Poor old Marquette
lost!
Bill Copley was here last week on vacation
from Bolles.
"Sarah Coventry" parties seem to
be the local rage! Judy Hopkins and Mary Cash, cute sophomores,
and Bobby Sias and Janet Squillante, also cute "sophs,"
have all recently given one of these "jewelry get-togethers".
That's it for now, see you next Thursday! |
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Juniors
Win United
Appeal Drive
Winter
Park High School owes a big vote of thanks to Jim Harmeling,
last year's Secretary of Welfare for the Student Council.
It was through his initiative that we now have the United
Appeal Fund Drive, one week of competition between the classes
designed to create a bigger interest in this school fund.
Class spirit rose to a new high during
the week of October 24-28 as each strove to "out-give"
the other; each class was spurred onward by the promise
of an early school dismissal. Politics were forgotten as
homerooms received daily pep talks and reports on the climbing
money mark. Seniors lead the first day only to be over thrown
by the juniors the next, and then the sophomores. Final
victory went to the class of '62. We hear that Mrs. Hill
started the collection rolling with a dollar donation.
The week was highlighted by the Fund Auction
held Thursday, sixth period, which netted $43.00. Sue Sturges
was the lucky recipient of a two-semester parking place
in front of the school on a bid of $17.00. Ned Whitner now
has in his possession, Mr. Orr's stick and the Wild Cat
Den was visited by Jackie Cook, JoAnn Ross, Mary Carter,
Sharon White, and JoAnn Cunningham. Mrs. Ramsdell sacrificed
her college handbook to Stu Smith after some competitive
bidding between Sharon White and Company and Suzy Grey and
Company over an autographed and slightly worn football.
The auction and the drive were both considered
a big success.
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Makeup
Days Set! |
The
school make-up days resulting from Hurriane Donna were previously
scheduled for the 19th and 20th of December. However, due to
complaints from both faculty and students who wanted the original
length of Christmas vacation, the County Board of Public Instruction,
"...in order to work the least hardship on all concerned,"
have decided to reschedule our make-up days.
We'll be coming to school, therefore, on Armistice
Day, Nov. 11, and on January 2nd. Don't forget to come! |
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