Handley Senior Named 1968 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow
Carolyn Austin of Handley High School won the 1968 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow title after finishing first in a written knowledge and attitude exam given to all senior girls on December 5. She earns eligibility for state and national scholarships and a silver charm from General Mills.
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Carolyn Austin
Betty Crocker
Handley High School
Carolyn
General Mills
Tomrrow
Guest Ministers Speak at Handley Chapel
Two speakers tied to the Winchester Preaching Mission addressed Handley Chapel. Dr John Brown of Ginter Park Presbyterian Church Richmond Virginia spoke Wednesday and Dr Samuel Emerick of Richmond Indiana spoke Friday.
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Bruce Macbeth
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
John Brown
Ginter Park Presbyterian Church
Richmond
Virginia
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Ind
Two New Students Welcome at Handley School
Handley welcomes two students Terry Baker to eighth grade and Mary Lou Jennings to twelfth grade. The staff hopes they enjoy their new surroundings.
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Handley
Terry Baker
Mary Lou Jennings
Seniors Accepted at Several Colleges
The list adds new acceptances for seniors including Michele McLaughlin and David Jeffcoat at International Academy, John Scully at Old Dominion, John Jackson at Belmont Abbey, John Wine at Bridgewater, Bruce Patton at Strayer, Linda Jones at Longwood, Anne Lacy at Penn Hall, Jane Bush, Allyson BaP at Kentucky, Mary Carolyn Anderson at St Andrews, and Nancy Nelson at VPI.
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Micheal McLaughlin
David Jeffcoat
Senior Play Set for March 29 in Handley Auditorium
The Senior Class Play You Can't Take It With You is scheduled for March 29 in Handley auditorium. Directed by Mrs. Lewis with student production manager Larry Hepner and assistant Allyson Barr, the three act comedy features extensive committees led by Diane Bush and Doug Nichols for set duties and a full team handling scenery furnishings lighting sound effects properties costumes make up and publicizing tasks.
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Moss Harte
George Kaufman
Handley Auditorium
Mrs. Lewis
Bark Mill Theater
Larry Hepner
Allyson Barr
Diane Bush
Doug Nichols
Open Window junior play opens January 24
Practice for the Junior Class Play The Open Window begins January 24 under Miss Catherine Faris and Mr Gary Streit A committee of junior officers and homeroom presidents selects casts and chairs The student body presentation is February 20 in the auditorium Ticket sales to be announced later Names of participants and promoters listed
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Catherine Faris
Gary Streit
Comes Aes
Ody
9B Team Wins Girls Intramural Basketball Crown
On Jan 31 the final game of Girls Intramural Basketball saw 9B, captained by Carlotta Cary, defeat the D. C.'s captained by Linda Williams 15 to 14. Winning players include Cary, Cowley, Crum, Dickson, Wesley, Larrick, Leighton, Lineburg, Rhodes, and Shokes.
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Linda Williams
Carlotta’ Cary
Carlotta Cary
Charlene Cowsley
Jane Crum
Mary Dickson
Prancelia Welsey
Linda Larrick
Cynthia Leighton
Jody Lineburg
Rebecca ‘Rhodes
Susan Shokes
Summer Programs Available for High School Students
Students in grades ten to twelve may apply to several summer institutes hosted by colleges and universities across the United States. Programs include JESSI CASSI JDI JEI JFI and JLI, lasting one to two weeks, with NSFoundation options four to nine weeks and scholarships.
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Cassi Communications Arts and Science
JDI
JEI
JFI Junior Foresters’ Institute
JLI
Lawyers’ Institute
National Science Foundation
Handley High urges sportsmanship amid basketball season
An editorial calls players and referees the backbone of a game and urges students to avoid booing, controlling their behavior, and supporting teammates. It stresses that perfection is impossible, encourages praise for good plays, and aims to make Handley High School a model of sportsmanship during tournaments.
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Handley High School
Handley High Students Attend All Regional Band Event
Eleven Handley High School Concert Band members attended the All Regional Band event at Waynesboro on February 2 3 4. Participants included William Snyder Randolph Powers Emily Cone Ann Wheeler Deborah Snapp Linda Jones Lester Arnold Mera Wright Richard Boleman Stev Orndoff and Linda Ford. Handley students won spots in the All Regional Concert Band with Linda Ford E Flat clarinet Linda Jones flute William Snyder Alto sax David Wright bassoon Randolph Powers trombone Lester Arnold Juba. A concert by the All Regional Concert Band and Workshop Band was held February 4 at Waynesboro High School Auditorium.
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Handley High School
Waynesboro
William Snyder
Randolph Powers
Emily Cone
Ann Wheeler
Deborah Snapp
Linda Jones
Lester Arnold
Mera Wright
Richard Boleman
Stev Orndoff
Linda Ford
Handley
Three More Virginia Servicemen Killed in Vietnam
The Defense Department lists three additional Virginia servicemen as killed in action in Vietnam. Army Specialist 4 Norman L. Long Jr. of Roanoke and Army Private Harry F. Richerson Jr. of Alexandria are named, along with Marine Lance Corporal Blake W. Farris Jr. of Saltville.
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Washington
Defense Department
Virginia
Army Spec
Norman L, Long Jr
Norman L. Long Sr
Tyler Ave
Roanoke
Army Pte
Harry F. Richardson Jr
Marian
Smith
South
Alfred St
Alexandria
Marine Lance Co
Blake W, Farris Jr
Blake W, Farris Sr
Box
Saltville
Thespian Club Views Charte Cathedral Movie
On Thursday February 1 the Thespian Club watched a movie during advisory period narrated by John Carmody about Chartres Cathedral. The viewing aimed to broaden members cultural interests and the group plans several more films this year.
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Thespian Club
John Carmody
Chartres
Coming Events Calendar Highlights
The notice lists events for February including Miss Howell's Homeroom with reader Mary Suddeth and pianist Deborah Long on Wednesday February 7. Sophomore Class officers with reader Charles Moore and pianist Marilyn Keyton on Friday February 9. He rd on away with Junior Varsity at 6 30 p m and Varsity at 8 00 p m. a special assembly with an inspirational speaker. and a Lincoln's Birthday chapel on Monday February 12.
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Miss Howell
Mary Suddeth
Monica Niece
Deborah Long
Charles Moore
Kim Whitham
Marilyn Keyton
Herndon
Lincoln
Seniors Hold Two Meetings on Class Gift and Honors
Two Senior Class meetings were held last week. On January 30 the Senators voted on the class gift. On January 31 the Senior Class chose Rhonda Lineburg as Historian, Doug Shapiro as Prophet, and Bonn ie O'Hara as Testatrix.
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Senators
Rhonda Lineburg
Doug Shapiro
Bonenie O’hara
Faith in Idea and Hard Work Lift Man to VP at Tempo Designs
Dave Fiedler rose from a 21-year-old unemployed printer salesman to vice president of Tempo Designs Inc., a Standard Oil subsidiary, by proving maps sold on advertising reduces losses. He began with $5,000, built a nationwide program, secured pivotal backing from C. L. Webster, and joined Standard after a buyout offer in 1966. He now oversees 29 salesmen and 11 office staff under a five-year contract in the Chicago area.
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New York
Dave Fiedler
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Standard Oil Company
Indiana
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Aly
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JoAnne
David
Barbara
Chicago
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Arlington Heights
Stephens City Council Meets Tonight at 6 45
The regular monthly Stephens City Town Council meeting will be held tonight at 6 45 p.m., instead of the usual 7 30 p.m. start time.
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Stephens City Town Council
System of Life Faith Lesson With Bacteria Dialogue
A water scene explores bacteria in pond life. The conversation teaches that bacteria are part of God's system and have a job, with a child learning to fit into the divine plan alongside teaching.
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Bobby
You and
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