Handley High School Candidates For 1952 53 General Organization Officers
The Handley High School Junior Evening State announces the 1952 53 General Organization candidates. Election is May 6 by secret ballot. Pres Solenberger Saxe Luby. VP Sprenkle Alan Sydnor Wheeler Kaknis Wheeler. Sec Hauptman Shirley Kaknis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
Robert Solenberger
Cappy Saxe
Hugo Luby
Suzanne Sprenkle
Alan
Granville Sydnor
Shirley Hauptman
Mary Kaknis
Carolyn Wheeler
Editorial Staff Roster Includes Noted Reporters
The newspaper lists editorial staff with Margaret Ducknall as editor and Leslie Miller as assistant editor. Reporters named include Rene Hauptman Helen Boyd Freda Seldon Betty Kendall Alice Glover Nancy Quarles Ann Weatherholtz and Ann Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ducknall
Leslie Miller
Asst
Rene Hauptman
Helen Boyd
Freda Seldon
Betty Kendall
Alice Glover
Nancy Quarles
Ann Weatherholtz
Ann Arthur
How good a voter are you
Editorial urges readers to evaluate candidates before the May elections and vote for the most capable leaders. It cautions against mudslinging and stresses faithful followership after elections as part of civic duty.
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Handley
Handley Second In Track Meet
Handley finished second at the 13th Invitation Track Meet held at Handley Bowl last Saturday. Competitors included Fort Hill, Frederick, Wilson Memorial, Fairfax, Martinsburg, Shenandoah, Hedgesville, Warren County, Charles Town, Berkeley Springs and James Wood. Wilbur Kersey won the Mile Run with 4 45.5, breaking the meet record set by Ward Snyder in 1939 at 4 46.2. Handley scorers also included minor in 220, minor in 440, Grim in 880, Wingfield 4th in 880, Diebler 2nd in Shot Put, Blackburn 3rd in Shot Put, Blackburn 1st in Discuss, Dunn 4th in High Jump, Handley 1st in Mile Relay, Handley 3rd in Medley Relay.
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Handley
Handley Bowl
Fort Hill
Frederick
Wilson Memorial
Fairfax
Martinsburg
Shenandoah
Hedgesville
Warren County
Charles Town
Berkeley Springs
James Wood
Wilbur Kersey
Robert Solenberger
Ward Snyder
Wilbur
Minor
Grim
Wingfield
Diebler
Blackburn
Dunn
Shirley Hauptman Sings Leadership in Chapel Service
Shirley Hauptman led the chapel last Wednesday with Nancy Quarles as reader. Buddy Pollard directed singing with Maryanne Marcus on piano as ten seventh grade girls performed My Faith Looks Up to Thee. The same group led Friday services with seventh grade boys singing Oh Beautiful for Spacious Skies under Herbert Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Hauptman
Nancy Quarles
Kipling
Biddy Pollard
Maryanne Marcus
Herbert Pope
Peggan Showcases Leadership and Musical Talent at Harrisonburg
The senior Peggan receives high praise for brains, generosity, and teamwork. She contributes to the HANDLIAN literary staff, leads as Property Chairman in the senior play, and performs in concert, marching, and Latin Choir roles. She plans to study Business Administration at Madison College after graduation.
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Peggan
Booster Club
Harrisonburg
Madison College
Handley and Dolly Lead Class Honors in 1952
Warren Larrick named future business engineering contributor and class prophet with Monitor Commission leadership and multiple campus activities. Dolly Cornwell, a musical and typing student, to work as secretary post graduation. Genie McKee, active in Prom committees and Circulation Staff, part of the color guard and horticulture society, aims for a good job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Warren Larrick
Monitor Commission
Warren
Commission
Science Club
Thespian
Monogram Club
Richard Eugene McKee
Genie
Betty
Lupton Horticulture
Mary Ann Smith: A Busy High School Senior
Mary Ann Smith is highlighted for her varied interests and leadership in school activities. She contributed to ninth and tenth grade parties, dances, proms, class plays, and Junior Stand, served as Girls Athletic Editor of the 1952 Handlian, and joined Library Club Latin Choir and Thespian Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cappy Saxe
Library Club
Glee Club
Vivace
Monitor Commission
Booster Club
Cappy
G. O
Hugh Luby
Handley Band
Hugh
Executive Council
Monogram Club
Suzanne Sprenkle
Alan Peer
Alan
Lupton Horticultural Club
Veep
Granville Syonor
Harrisonburg
Graville
Fry
Carolyn Wheeler
Carolyn
Mary Kaknis
Shirley Hauptman
Shirley
Thespian Players
Mary Ann Smith
Mary Ann
Latin Choir
Thespian
Handley Students Shine at Harrisonburg Latin Tournament
On April 19 Handley sent First Year team Earl Fauver and Stephen Brown to the Latin Tournament in Harrisonburg. Second Year representers were Suzanne Rosenberger Judy Bhim and Granville Sydno. Cicero Class honorees were Sally Getzdan ner Ann Arthur Beverly Whit ing and Jack Carr. Mrs Peery accompanied the group. The student body wishes them bonam fortunam.
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Perry
Handley
Harrisonburg
Earl Fauver
Stephen Brown
Suzanne Rosenberger
Judy Bhim
Granville Sydno
Sally Getzdanner
Ann Arthur
Beverly Whiting
Jack Carr
Cicero
Peery
Season for Ordering Class Rings Arrives
The Juniors begin taking ring sizes as they plan for next fall. One hundred twelve juniors eagerly await becoming seniors and the honor of graduation.
Easter Alumni Return Seen At Church And Town
Easter greetings brought a large turnout of alumni visiting church and other spots in town. Notable attendees included Joyce Quick Betty Davis Carolyn Stanley Jane Barry Mack Carper Hunter Gaunt Edwin Bridgeforth Pat Barr Anne Adams Betty Jo Dearing Peyton Marshall Diane Hunt and many more such as Ronny Binner Ted Keller Austin Grim Mary Martha Eisenberg Dorothy Eisenberg Chuck Robertson and Gayle DeHaven Robert Royston Alson Smith Dot Litchliter Dot Hoagland Ginny Wentz Julie Dodsin and Fritz Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Quick
Betty Davis
Carolyn Stanley
Jane Barry
Mack Carper
Hunter Gaunt
Edwin Bridgeforth
Pat Barr
Anne Adams
Betty Jo Dearing
Peyton Marshall
Diane Hunt
Jimmy Lawrence
Glenn LaVecchia
E'sene Dearing
Ronny Binner
Ted Keller
Austin Grim
Mary Martha Eisenberg
Dorothy Eisenberg
Chuck Robertson
Gayle DeHaven
Robert Royston
Alson Smith
Dot Litchliter
Dot Hoagland
Ginny Wentz
Julie Dodsin
Fritz Briggs
Fourth Grade Bird House Project Highlights Spring
In Mrs Mc Cartney's fourth grade students build bird houses marking a productive warm weather period. Meanwhile Mrs Shades sixth graders finish outdoor sketches and spring scene pictures continuing the season's arts focus.
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Mrs. McCartney
Clarke Gable's Fourth Wife Wins Divorce in Santa Monica
In Santa Monica California Clarke Gable's fourth wife Lady Sylvia Ashley won a divorce after she testified the actor said he did not wish to be married. Under the settlement she receives a substantial portion of his earnings amounting to ten percent the first year and seven percent for the next four years.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Clark Gable
Sylvia Ashley
Lawmakers Back Balanced Budget View With CED Support
Washington lawmakers endorsed the Committee for Economic Development view that the federal budget can be balanced next year without new taxes. Speaker Curtis and Rep. Martin said expenditures can align with income, noting major appropriations cuts and a possible temporary sales tax only as a last resort. The CEO backed a balanced budget with no harm to defense, estimating military and foreign aid will lag by about 3.5 billion dollars.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development
Congress
Curtis R-Neb
Rep
Martin
Massachusetts
House
Curtis
Treasury
Truman
Senate
Reductions in Military and Foreign Aid Proposed
Analysis cites potential savings of four billion dollars by cutting waste in military programs and recommends non military and non foreign aid cuts totaling 2.8 billion dollars. The document projects substantial fiscal tightening under the plan.
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Lars
Former Baltimore Sun Head Succumbs
Paul Chenery Patterson former head of the Baltimore Sunpapers died after months of illness at 73 He retired January 31 1951 as president of the A B C Abell Co publishers of The Sun The Evening Sun and The Sunday Sun Patterson rose through many newspaper roles and credited learning every job and seizing breaks as keys to his career.
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Baltimore
Paul Chenery Patterson
Baltimore Sunpapers
A. 8S. Abell Co
the Sun
The
Evening Sun
Sunday Sun
Patterson
True chigger lifecycle: one bite per animal
The true chigger feeds only once on a host and does not burrow into the skin. It lacks the equipment to burrow and dies after feeding.
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John M. Ewing
J. Earl Ewing
Greece
James Ewing
John Ewing
US Sixth Fleet
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Alwassa
Coca-Cola
SAFEW
Pepsi-Cola
Baltimore Sun
the Food Center
Loudoun St
Blake
Plako Products Corp
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Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
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