Faculty To Present Ladies Of The Jury Night Show
The Faculty hosts a Friday 8:00 performance of Ladies Of The Jury with tickets from advisors at 25 cents. Miss Burnette’s marriage left her role vacant and a new cast member is yet unnamed.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1940
Page
3
The Faculty hosts a Friday 8:00 performance of Ladies Of The Jury with tickets from advisors at 25 cents. Miss Burnette’s marriage left her role vacant and a new cast member is yet unnamed.
Highlights recall Little Tinsman stealing the show during Dutch practice. Cracking bones echo Ball Dance drills as Klimes and Ritter perform steps Mrs Barr forbids. Miller and Phyllis threaten to exit if others don’t follow. Pedro Moore aims for Fred Astaire status while Tom Fitter and others skip to sharpen professional burlesque minds. Colleen Crowser wanders seeking Pat and Irvin.
Nina Ramacciotti was named Best Citizen by her Senior class and a faculty panel led by Mr. Quarles. Ballots from classmates and faculty unanimously backed her, the first time the contest was held. She awaits state selection for a trip to Washington DC for the Good Citizen Convention.
Participants in the State Literary Contest travel Thursday to Fredericksburg for a district contest with winners advancing to Charlottesville. Betsy Conklin Morris Cather Dotty Moore Walter Bailey and others are named for reading spelling debate and performance roles.
One year ago the Glee Club presented its annual concert on Friday night. Handley track team swamped R. M. A. 78 to 21. The band began its parade in the morning for the festival. Five lines reference multiple past events including a mumps outbreak and past meets.
A cheeky campus column snickers about weekend exploits at Yorks and nearby towns. It hints at dates with Janey Henry Marion Hurst and a blonde Colleen in the Junior Class while noting Cadet visitors from Virginia Tech and Richmond.
The piece urges students to attend after school practice led by Mrs. Barr. It notes that regular absentees are the ones who need practice most and warns that missing sessions makes rehearsals harder. The author calls for cooperation before the two week countdown ends.
Boxers from Handley, Stephens City, and Middletown meet at the local high school gym Friday at 8 P M in a ten bout county championship card. Ex Tech boxer and Middletown Stephens City P F A coach Robert A Wall directs the event to benefit the local high school nine. Golden Gloves awarded to each division winner.
Miss Potter's sixth grade presents a three exhibit history display from Feudal Age to the Age of Discovery. A feudal manor scene with a tiny drawbridge, a village of serfs, and plaster pheasants stands out. A second scene shows a cemetery of explorers with thirteen small tombstones. The third table features a movie The World in Making and mini ship models of Columbus's three ships and pilgrim huts. Walls showcase maps and drawings, creating an encyclopedia of facts.
Handley hosted Fairfax County School faculty including the principal and five teachers. They observed classes and attended an executive council meeting to learn how other schools operate and to adopt best practices.
Students participating in the State French Tournament will travel to Harrisonburg to take the examination. French candidates include Jean Ebert, Dotty Ann Robinson, Ellen Butler, Carol Lindstrom, Frances Bickers, and Martha Babb. Catherine Beattie and John Mowery represent the French II Class. They are expected to return as winners.
A compiled portrait of senior students listing names such as Norman McCoy Catherine Locke Louise Newlin Jack Sale Tom Ritter Carroll Rowe and others with nicknames hobbies interests and ambitions. Each entry notes main interests favorite music and career goals while detailing activities across G O organizations sports and choir.
In the final election for the General Organization 1940 41 officers Dotty Moore won the presidency with Howell Rivers as vice president and Jean Ebert as secretary after a second ballot. Nominees included Dotty Moore Philip Barnhart Henry Whiting Duell Glover Betty Jane Gearing June Cline Dotty Robinson Virginia Mackie.
A list of candidate traits includes speaking to students like this year’s president and blending initiative with rules knowledge. Other notes praise hard work, social skills, intelligence, sports interest, and the need to avoid distractions or misperceptions about others.
Handley students and faculty unveiled the Flag Drill at last year's Apple Blossom Festival. About 188 participants dressed in red white and blue delivered a patriotic showcase described as a demanding, nontraditional number that impressed spectators.
Troop One opens with pledge and oath. Bird house contest closing next week. Wilkie Hunt introduced as new recruit aiming Tenderfoot. Apple Blossom Festival duties discussed. softball loss to Troop No 9 noted. Troop Nine meeting notes include Hiking Club report and upcoming hike. Troop Twenty One starts with camp songs and demonstrations.
The director plans three flags the Colonial Confederate and Stars and Stripes with 328 pupils. Red and white sections use grades six eight and ten while seventh grade makes the stars and blue background. Virginia Barr praises the seventh grade blues drill.
A list of song titles and artists including Jean ne Shade Gee You're Swell by Miss Martin Lost Mr Browning S mustache Youre Just a Little Different Irvin Zuckerman Same Old Line Charlie Patton Ive Got My Eyes On You Colleen Crowser Ive Got The Spring Fever Blues Martha Babb Careless Jack Boyce Runnin Wild Track Team To Love You and to Lose You Marion Hurst.
Handley High School tops R M A in the season opening track meet. Events include 100 yard dash won by Charles Smith and 880 won by Earle Quarles for Handley, with multiple top finishes across high jump shot put pole vault discus and more. R M A competitors share finals in several events and tally several runner up spots.
Visitors from Troop No. 1 joined as scouts kept warm with games and a monitor drill. The Flying Eagle Patrol staged a Womanless Wedding, plans for the Apple Blossom Festival were made, and several boys advanced in rank including Bryan Minnegorade to Second Class fire building and Carroll Mason to First Class Cooking.
The Luxembourg municipality issued a police rule banning gatherings of more than three in public places after nightfall. Authorities expect trouble and will increase patrols at pub centers with new civil guards.
The Moore McCormack line reports its 4955 ton freighter sailed from Trondheim and is now out of Norwegian water bound for New York. Capt W A McHale and 38 crew members are accounted for with relatives notified. The vessel is expected to reach New York in about 12 days. Father Divine’s baptismal name was George Baker.
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