You Cant Take It With You at Full House Friday Night
The Senior Class presented Moss Hart and George Kaufman s You Can t Take It With You to a full house on Friday March 29. Mary Carolynn Anderson played Alice Sycamore with David Lord as Tony Kirby as Rhonda Lineburg and Michael Weiss portrayed Tony s parents. The chaotic curtain roped in Essie Mamie Schroth and Mr Koschenkov Phillip Webber while Grandpa James Reynolds wore a robe and hit darts. The raid on the Sycamore home by three men and Ed s Love Dreams box sparked laughter, ending on a bright note with Olga Katrina Stella Yeatras serving blitzes. The ensemble, including Steve McIntyre and Kurt McGhetrie, earned praise for the production and pre show entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Hart
George Kaufman
Sycamore
Alice Sycamore
Mary Carolynn Anderson
Tony Kirby
David Lord
Rhonda Lineburg
Michael Weiss
Essie
Mamie Schroth
Gay Wellington
Barbara Huntsberry
Gregory Albaugh
David Helfin
Walter Aikens
Handley Students Tour Cathedral and Gallery on DC Trip
Thirty five Handley High School students visited Washington DC touring the National Cathedral with a guide who explained its Gothic architecture stained glass and mosaics and then toured the National Gallery of Art in groups highlighting artworks studied in class Mr and Mrs Charles W Shrader led the trip with Mrs Shrader organizing the itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Students
Cathedral
Handley High School
Washington, D. C
Washington National Cathedral
National Gallery of Art
Charles W. Shrader
Math Class Tour of Fort Detrick in Frederick Md
On Tuesday March 26 the Advanced Mathematics Class with Miss Strader and Mr. Craig toured Fort Detrick in Frederick Maryland. They viewed computers in research cryogenics lab the animal farm and the bio math division and listened to scientists describe projects while watching several films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Strader
Mr. Craig
Fort Detrick
Frederick
United States Army
Animal Farm
Bio-Math
Research Center
Virginia Adopts Its First Constitution in 1776
Virginia adopts its first state constitution on June 29 1776 marking the start of self governing structures. The act reflects colonial governance transitions as independence efforts unfold.
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Virginia
Best Wishes to Miss White Hospitalized
Miss White a French and Speech and Dramatics teacher at Handsley is hospitalized. The faculty and student body extend best wishes for a speedy recovery and return.
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Miss White
Jr Star Staff Names Assist Editors and Reporters
The Jr Star staff lists include assistant editor Carolyn Austin and reporters Joanne Baden Susan Fernandes Linda Jones Rhonda Lineburg Barbara Pope Sandra Royston Sharon Snarr Carolynn Anderson Ann D Lindsay Huntsberry Ruth Ohl Suzanne Brown Emily Cone Donna Debatcha Carol Gore Barbara Lyons Cynthia McAboy Laurie McKeown Patricia Rinker and Robin Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Baden
Susan Fernandes
Linda Jones
Rhonda Lineburg
Barbara Pope
Sandra Royston
Sharon Snarr
Carolynn Anderson
Ann D
Lindsay Huntsberry
Ruth Ohl
Suzanne Brown
Emily Cone
Donna Debatcha
Carol Gore
Barbara Lyons
Cynthia McAboy
Laurie McKeown
Patricia Rinker
Robin Wolfe
Students plan for college as guidance counselors offer help
Seniors at Handley prepare for final acceptances and a new class of seniors next fall. Underclassmen choose courses with college and career benefits in mind, while juniors map senior year subjects and seek guidance from counselors.
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Handley
Ats World
Evening Chapel and Events Schedule for April
The reader Mary Dickson and others lead chapel sessions in Room 27 on Wednesday April 3, and Claudia Sloat with Rebecca Rhodes leads on Friday April 5 in the same room. The Annual Invitation Meet runs April 6 to 29 at Home, Fort Hill, Beall, Handley, R.E. Lee, Albemarle, Martinsburg. A Spanish Tournament and Regional Science Fair take place in Harrisonburg. An Easter Chapel is led by Steve McIntyre with pianist Phillip Webber on Monday April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dickson
Roberta Fletcher
Pam Neale
Claudia Sloat
Rebecca Rhodes
Fort Hill
Beall
Handley
R.E. Lee
Albemarle
Martinsburg
Harrisonburg
Steve McIntyre
Phillip Webber
Handley Glee Club Earns Top Ratings at District Festival
Handley Glee Club, Handley Chorus, and Handley Madrigals performed at the District V Glee Club Festival in Buffalo. The groups earned top ratings for various grade levels and selections with multiple solo artists receiving strong marks. Rhonda Lineburg, Harvesta Williams, Nancy Armstrong, Susan Shokes, Michael Moore, Linda Ford, Waverly Smith, Bill Sutton, and Sandra Bradford earned ratings in solo performances.
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Handley Chorus
Handley Glee Club
Buffalo
Glee Club
Rhonda Lineburg
Harvesta Williams
Nancy Armstrong
Susan Shokes
Michael Moore
Linda Ford
Waverly Smith
Bill Sutton
Sandra Bradford
Seniors Honor Men of '68 With Surprise Party
Senior girls held a morning party during scheduling period to honor the senior boys. A large cake bore the inscription To Our Men of '68, marking the farewell event as the seniors prepare to graduate.
Buena Vista Named for Spanish Phrase Beautiful View
Buena Vista in Rockbridge County derives its name from a Spanish expression meaning a beautiful view. The naming reflects a scenic impression tied to the locality.
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Buena Vista
Rockbridge County
Seniors Plan College Acceptances List
A weekly publication lists recently accepted seniors and their colleges including Shep Campbell and Buddy Riggleman at the University of Virginia and Maxwell Anderson at the University of Miami. The compilation includes names linked to Washington and Lee, Northern Virginia Community College, Ferrum Junior College, Madison College, Wake Forest, Shenandoah College, Massey College, and others.
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Shep Campbell
Buddy Riggleman
University of Virginia
Maxwell Anderson
University of Miami
Richard Pifer
Washington and Lee
Jim Massie
Northern Virginia Community College
Scott Spellman
Ferrum Junior College
Sam McCall
Gerald Ramsey
Rhonda Lineburg
Sandy Bradford
Nancy Armstrong
Nancy Armstrong - Madison College; Richard Albaugh — Massey College, Doug Toan
Randolph Macon
Lawrence Harrison
V.P.L. Wil
Spanish Tourney Set Saturday at University of Virginia
Handley students qualified for an annual National Spanish Examination to be held at the University of Virginia. Participants include Marsha Castleman Sharon Clark Emily Cone Mary Dean Barbara Dove Donna De Loathe Megan Ebert Linda Giffin Carol Gore Teresa Hose Lee Johnson Ann Katunas Cynthia McAboy Debra McAboy Ray Robinson Gail Sewell Robert Setzer Gail Lake Linda Maynor Debra Snapp Winifred Strosnider Virginia Stine Susan Suddith Susan Sullivan and Sarah Thomas. Eligible Spanish II students are Richard Albaugh Sharon Braithwaite Diane Bush Sidney Dailey Laura Fernandes Ruth Ohl and Michael Weiss. All maintaining an A average.
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Handley
University of Virginia
Marsha Castleman
Sharon Clark
Emily Cone
Mary Dean
Barbara Dove
Donna De_Loathe
Megan Ebert
Linda Giffin
Carol Gore
Teresa Hose
Lee Johnson
Ann Katunas
Cynthia McAboy
Debra McAboy
Ray Robinson
Gail Sewell
Robert Setzer
Gail Lake
Linda Maynor
Debra Snapp
Winifred Strosnider
Virginia Stine
Susan Suddith
Susan Sullivan
Sarah Thomas
Richard Albaugh
Sharon Braithwaite
Diane Bush
Sidney Dailey
Laura Fernandes
Ruth Ohl
Michael Weiss
Handley Students Invited to Regional Science Fair
Handley high school sends several students to display projects at the Regional Science Fair at Shepherd College on April 5 6. Dr Carl Bell directs the event with participants from six West Virginia counties in chemistry physics biology and general science divisions. Exhibitors include Scott Butler Charles Creager Steve Cooper David Cain Barbara Lyons Charles Bish Stephany Snyder Edward Erwin Ray Robinson and Gail Butler. Public is welcome.
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Handley
Shepherd College
Carl Bell
West Virginia
Scott Butler
Charles Creager
Steve Cooper
David Cain
Barbara Lyons
Charles Bish
Stephany Snyder
Edward Erwin
Ray Robinson
Gail Butler
Grace College Choir and Brass Ensemble concert
Grace College hosted a morning chapel performance by the Grace College Choir and Brass Ensemble. The concert featured three Handley graduates Richard Dick Eugene Willis and Harry Rippeon among the ensemble and choir members.
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Grace College
Handley
Richard Dick
Eugene Willis
Harry Rippeon
Eleven Students To Compete In Regional Science Fair
Eleven students from the Luther S Hale Science Fair will advance to the Shenandoah Valley Regional Science Fair at Madison College in Harrisonburg. They will depart Saturday April 6 at 7 a.m. and return by p.m. Their projects enter six categories including Biological Sciences and Physical Sciences for both Boys and Girls and Junior Division. Names: Jeannie Hammer Nancy Learned Marcy Rhodes Sarah Schroth Mike Hurst Will Sager Annette Haines Randy Powers Tim Melester Roger Creager Joan Lovett.
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Shenandoah Valley
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Jeannie Hammer
Nancy Learned
Marcy Rhodes
Sarah Schroth
Mike Hurst
Will Sager
Annette Haines
Randy Powers
Tim Melester
Roger Creager
Joan Lovett
Presidents Entertained at Custer Home in Stafford County
The line of leaders from Washington to Lincoln reportedly were entertained at the Custer family home in Stafford County Virginia. The claim references a longstanding hospitality tradition tied to the Custer household and the period's social customs.
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Washington
Lincoln
Custer
Virginia
Stafford County
Virginia Negro college enrollment gaps narrow in white schools
A Southern Education Reporting Service study shows only one in ten Virginia Negro students attends a predominantly white college. Virginia has 41 white colleges, 31 enroll both races. Last fall 83,739 whites and 11,300 Negroes attended Virginia colleges. 1,211 Negroes attended white schools, with 10,1389 at historically black or minority settings.
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Richmond
Virginia
Southern Education Reporting Service
SERS
Nashville
Jim Leeson
Leeson
Tax payment under Fort Collins tax yields no revenue
City Clerk Miles House notes the first payment under Fort Collins new sales and use tax brings no revenue. A man sent a penny for a soft drink tax, and House had to spend six cents to mail a receipt.
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Fort Collins
Cole
Miles House
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