Handley High wins district meet with 49 points
Handley High School dominates the April 27 district meet with 49 points, sweeping field events led by Hamman and Lake and top finishes from Hoover, Levi, and Crim. In literary events at Lexington High, Handley earned first in prose and poetry with Janet Lovett, Carroll Morrow, and Betty Ann Hendrie, while Courtney Fauver and Richard Brown were runner ups in public speaking. The team will represent the district at the state meet in Charlottesville May 12–13, joined by the debate squad after district victory.
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Handley
Our
Eeenie
Hammanist
Taylor
Lake
Shot
Hamman
Crim
Cochran
Spaid
Hoover
Powell
Charles Robinson
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Waynesboro
Clifton Forge
Covington
Lexington
Charlotesville
Handley Junior Classical League recognizes senior charted members
Before the assembly, Mrs. Peery announces honorees who have earned keys marking their status as Charted Members of the Handley Chapter of the Junior Classical League. Seniors receiving keys include Margaret Ann Cammer Courtney Fauver Betty J LaFollette Betty Redfern and Charles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee Heya
Handley Chapter
The
Junior Classical League
Margaret Ann Cammer
Courtney Fauver
Betty J. LaFollette
Betty Redfern
Charles
Frances Shiley and Pavey Lupton Shine in Handlian Roles
Frances Shiley enters tenth grade at Miller School and will graduate with a general commercial diploma. Pavey Lupton, Handlian editor in chief and student leader, plans college and reconstruction work after graduation. Regina Shine, nicknamed Sunshine, participates in General Organization Latin Choir Handlian staff and trims a route to Roanoke after graduation.
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Frances Shiley
Frances Shirley
Frances
Miller School
Pavey Lupton
Iarely
Pavey
Handley
Handlian
Glee Club
Pen and
Ruth Regina Shine
Regina
Roanoke
Victory Contestants Introduced In Assembly
Students introduce candidates for queen and attendants in the Victory Contest. Final report set for June second. Voters buy stamps worth votes to support favorites. Anchors Aweigh echoes as four local youths enlist at Camp Peary to join Sea Bee training.
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Queen
Nancy Sand
Ann Buckley
Evelyn Preston
Nina Ruckmah
Helen Blosser
Nell Chrisman
Nora Chrisman
Barbara Darlington
Ann Copensaver
Katherine Grant
Ais Brown
Nee and
Bonds
Uncle Sam
Eddie Hartley
Hank Lewis
Frank Kalafat
Joe Cather, Jr
Sea Bee
Camp Peary
Ramblings and School Happenings Echo in Community Notes
The column recaps junior and senior activities including victories and local events. It mentions Margaret A Cammer’s trip to New York and a sunburn, a busy two weeks at the hospital with Boosters and Girls Scouts aiding, Latin keys awarded by Mrs. Peery, Aspacia’s return after an operation, Judy’s growth, and the upcoming 1944 Handiian issue.
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Poplar
Victory Peettves
Margaret
New York
Hartwell Slayden
Buck Yost
Charles Stuart
Eeie Cooper
Sam Rhodes
Freddie Crisman
Keith Ritter
Red Baker
Charles Zuckerman
Jack Jones
Daniel Doyle
Bill Massey
Bill Hendrie
Budie Babb
Judy
Skip” Snider
Victory Pageant earns praise from students
Alice Amos calls the pageant marvelous and essential to her graduation, while Richard Brown supports it as a good idea and a promise of continued Apple Blossom events.
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Alice Amos
Richard Brown
Joking Exchange Shares City Banter And Dog Tale
A light hearted snippet features a cartoon like exchange among residents. Levi laments losing his dog while Swisher suggests placing an ad. The chatter includes weather talk and a pun comparing a monkey to a dear in a playful misunderstanding.
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E. Levi
Swisher
Levi
Latin Choir Presents Assembly Program
The Latin Choir, fifty six members from freshmen to seniors, sang in Latin under Miss Haynes with Ellen Largent Ity Cather Onile Omps Jody strong and Lulu Glasscock announcing selections. The program divided songs into patriotic religious rounds and other Latin pieces.
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Miss Haynes
Ellen Largent
Ity Cather
Onile Omps
Jodystrong
Lulu Glasscock
SNOOPER SENIOR Ahoy Me Friends What s cookin
SNOOPER SENIOR reports a campus gossip column full of names and rumors about relationships, couples, and social plots at night life, with hints of jealousy and romance among students. The tone is playful and candid as the author invites readers to submit more juicy morsels to fill next week s mail box.
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Helen
Reynolds
Jimber
Bryan Minnegerode
June
Kathleen
Boyce
Peggy Wolfe
Leonard
Ann Buckley
Lascille
Buddy
Lucille
Libby Carr
Hugh
Pete
Betty Striker
Medary
Medary, Duffey & Chisman
Bryan
The
District Nurses Association of
Winchester
Winchester, Vir
Plane Crazy senior play set for May 5 at Paciameid
May 5 marks the red letter day for the senior play Plane Crazy directed by Ma Peery. Cast includes Betty Redfern as Honey Chile Jimmy is played by Boyd Hammon with others like Court ney Fauver Richard Grove Anna Doug Ebert and Judy Light in key roles. Additional cast members include Evelyn Preston Betty Hendrie Betty Hengeveld Nancy Bond Helen Oglesby Jeanne Armel Bill Medary Tommy Goode Walter Fries and more.
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Mark Priday
Ma” Peery
Betty Redfern
Honey Chile
Boyd Hammon
Jimmy
Courtney Fauver
Evelyn Preston
Betty Hendrie
Betty Hengeveld
Nancy Bond
Helen Oglesby
Jeanne Armel
Bill Medary
Tommy Goode
Walter Fries
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Hyatt
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Dunlap
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Hall
Boxley
Gray
Antrim
Boydees Es Vv
Pet
Buddy Crim
Mrs Hale
Nina
Aggie
Boyd
Montgomery Ward
the Family Shoe Center
Grenadier Oxfords
S. Loudoun
Snooper
Dirt Digger
Snoopuh J
First Baptist Winchester
Ray
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