Handley High School Announces 1951 Handlian Yearbook
Handley High School students announce the 1951 Handlian yearbook with advice to buy now for $3.50. The piece highlights senior pictures Last Will and Testament class songs peer portraits and a photo of Handley versus Martinsburg with pages on student life and activities. Bill Daughtrey urges purchase protections and delivery timing.
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Anthony
Handley
Grey Hatre
Handlian Saance
Jane Barry
Chuck” Robertson
Bobby Larrick
Goose’ Hart
Joan Patton
Maxine Butler
Chest X-ray Clinic Visits Local High School
A mobile X-ray unit parked near the District Nurse's Office drew 280 sophomores to the ABC Store area last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Organ explained the benefits of chest X rays for detecting tuberculosis heart disease and spine curvature, with results sent to each pupil’s family physician.
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ABC
Study: Why should we study Philosophers Through the Ages
The page lists editors and a group of school reporters including Dot Lichliter Mary Martha Eisenberg Carolyn Stanley Margaret Ducknall Virginia Marco Sally Pratt Ann Adams Mary Frantz Sue Sowers Donna Lou Anderson Maxine Butler Edna Richmond Helen Boyd. The study prompt asks why we should study through the ages and mentions great philosophers.
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Dot Lichliter
Mary Martha Eisenberg
Carolyn Stanley
Margaret Ducknall
Virginia Marco
Sally Pratt
Ann Adams
Mary Frantz
Sue Sowers
Donna Lou Anderson
Maxiné Butler
Edna Richmond
Helen Boyd
Bill Daughtrey
Bacon on Study: Delight Ornament and Ability
The piece explains Francis Bacon's three reasons for studying Delight, Ornament, and Ability. Delight is personal satisfaction to cultivate as a habit, Ornament builds security and confidence, and Ability grows with cultivated mind power through accumulated knowledge. Crafty men condemn studies simple men admire wise men use them.
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Cicero
Francis Bacon
Anaen
Bacon
Mr. Bacon
Local Class Names 1951 Who's Who Winners
The senior class elected 1951 Who's Who honorees with Marjorie Grim Manuel Semples Most Athletic and Mack Carper Best Looking among others. The Senior Play Committee will choose a March production after tryouts planned before Christmas holidays. The senior dance, postponed from December 15, is rescheduled for March 16.
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Marjorie Grim Manuel Semples
Junella Shade Mack Carper
Mary Martha Eisenberg
John Feeley
Diane Hunt
Chuck Robertson
Jim Lawrence
Inez Miller
Donald Good
Maxine Butler
Harry Shendon
Marilyn Hamburger
Ronny Wilson
Freshman Sophomore Party Buoys with Winter Themed Dance
The Freshman and Sophomore party featured a multiplication dance to start the evening followed by several dances. Pat Carper sang Winter Wonderland while Suzanne Barr performed a ballet and Helen Edmonds sang At Sundown with Marie Rush at the piano. Cokes and decorated cookies were served as guests enjoyed planned and free dancing.
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Pat Carper
Suzanne Barr
Helen Edmonds
Marie Rush
Cokes
Former Handley Graduate Speaks to Gardening Class
Wendell Seldon, Handley alumnus and City Manager aide, gave an educational talk to the Gardening Class last Wednesday. He covered city administration and described the modern Sewage Treatment Plant, then answered students questions about municipal affairs.
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Wendell Seldon
Handley
Mr. Seldon
United States
Scene Reconstructed Of Plymouth Landing In Class Exhibit
Miss McCartney's Fourth Grade class recreated the 1620 landing of the Mayflower. Students built a shore scene with pipe cleaner figures in black robes and white collars disembarking, a wooded area, a fort, and log cabins, arranged as a realistic display.
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Miss. McCartney
Plymouth Rock
Massachusetts
Alumni serving and in college news in Booster Club notes
Donald Garber serves with the 28th Infantry Regiment at Fort Jackson South Carolina. Robert Kellas a sergeant in the 11th Airborne Division has disembarked for Germany. Katherine Solenberger a Boston University senior majors in Physical Therapy and belongs to Alpha Phi. John Solenberger attends the University of Pennsylvania as a sophomore in Sigma Nu. Edwin Bridgeforth heads to Miami to attend the University of Miami where he pledges Pi Kappa. Dorothy Eisenberg a Springfield Ohio Whittenberg sophomore leads Alpha Xi Delta pledge class and sits on the Student Government Executive Board.
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Donald Garber
28Th Infantry
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Robert Kellas
11Th Airborne Division
Germany
Boston University
Katherine Solenberger
Alpha Phi Sorority
John Solenberger
University of Pennsylvania
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Edwin Bridgeforth
Miami
University of Miami
Pi Kappa Fraternity
Dorothy Eisenberg
Whittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
Alpha Si Delta
Chapel Services Recap with Student Singers
The chapel week featured Jane Barry reader and Patsy Wheeler leading singing. June Spring and Lynn Cooper played piano on different days. New song books aided chapel services, with homerooms contributing music. Overall singing needs improvement as students are urged to learn unfamiliar songs and participate.
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Jane Barry
Patsy Wheeler
Lynn Cooper
First Game of the 1950 Basketball Season at School Gym
Announcement invites students to attend the Friday night season opener at the gym and join a cheer session after moving advisory to after school. It urges everyone to bring their best cheering voice.
Housework Not A Chore For This Lady Now
Mrs. Laura Norris of St. Louis says family washing and housework are easy after using HADACOL. She cites vitamin deficiencies corrected by the product and notes improved sleep and well being after two bottles.
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Laura Norris
South 6Th St
St. Louis
Hadacol
Cheerleaders Rally Support For Friday Wilson Memorial Game
The report invites fans to meet the team and cheerleaders at Friday night’s game against Wilson Memorial. It highlights joint junior varsity and varsity participation and calls for strong community support.
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Wilson Memorial
Handley Opens Season vs Wilson Memorial In Gym
Handley High School starts basketball season Friday December 8 hosting Wilson Memorial. Tryouts for the Judges starting lineup feature Bobby Royston Harry Shendon Eugene Dearing Jimmy Blackburn Alan Oates David Rickard Bobby Gipe Jack Dunn Melvin Aikens Buzzy Smith Wilbur Kersey Manuel Semples Roxy Hockman Jimmy Robertson Mack Carper. Coaches Billy Higgs and George Quarles lead the team as students rally support.
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Handley
Wilson Memorial High School
Bobby Royston
Harry Shendon
Eugene Dearing
Jimmy Blackburn
Alan Oates
David Rickard
Bobby Gipe
Jack Dunn
Melvin Aikens
Buzzy Smith
Wilbur Kersey
Manuel Semples
Roxy Hockman
Jimmy Robertson
Mack Carper
Harp Recital By Elsa Moegle Delights Local Audience
The program opened with background on the harp and its strings and pedals. Miss Moegle demonstrated tones and sound effects such as wind and bells. She invited the audience to imagine a warm summer night as selections like Now Is The Hour and Clair de Lune were played.
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Gs 1
Iss Elsa Moegle
Miss Moegle
Miss Moogle
Tribute to Army Highlight Played Behind Pie Barrack
A performance titled Behind Pie Barrack was staged as a tribute to soldiers in the army. The airing honored service members and linked entertainment with military remembrance.
Program Staged During Pavionty Period With Helen Page
Fragmentary notice describes a Friday program staged during the pavionty period. Helen Page serves as Master of Ceremonies while seated by senior girls. The text references a continuation on Page 5, Col. 1.
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Alge Bye
Sen
Helen Page
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Alumni News
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