Handley High School Junior Evening Star Staff Page
Student editors and reporters listed for Handley High School publication dated Tuesday July 16 1951 with assistants and school reporters led by Denny Wingfield featuring Sally Pratt Marilyn Hamburger Gretchen Armstrong Dorothy Lichliter Mary Martha Eisenlw Sue Sowers Carolyn Stanley Rene Hauptman Margaret Duckwa Ann Adams.
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the Junior Evening Star
Handley High School
Assisant
Sally Pratt
Marilyn Hamburger
Gretchen Armstrong
Dorothy Lichliter
Mary Martha Eisenlw
Sue Sowers
Carolyn Stanley
Rene Hauptman
Margaret Duckwa
Ann Adams
Denny Wingfield
Junior Varsity Basketball Pep Rally Delights Students
Thursday afternoon advisory period featured the first JV basketball pep rally. Joyce Quick led cheerleaders with new cheers and the song We’ll Be There To Cheer You. Mr Barr from West Virginia spoke and introduced the JV team as students cheered and sang Fight Fight Fight, hoping for more rallies soon.
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Joyce Quick
Barr
West Virginia
Local service members return home on leave this week
Glenn Lavecchia arrives home Friday from Parris Island South Carolina. Gilbert Streit and Richard Wolfe also return from Parris Island this week. Maynard Patterson is on leave from Norfolk naval base. Sonny Burkhart stationed in Memphis. Ralph Harry training at Annapolis. Henry Hawkins stationed in San Antonio. Butch Boxwell waits at Treasure Island for the U S S Camel Valley Forge to which he is assigned.
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Glenn Lavecchia
Marine Base
Parris Island
South Carolina
Gilbert Streit
Richard Wolfe
Maynard Patterson
Norfolk Naval Base
Sonny Burkhart
Memphis
Tennessee
Ralph Harry
Annapolis
Maryland
Henry Hawkins
San Antonio
Texas
Butch Boxwell
Treasure Island
San Francisco
U.S. S
Valley Forge
Sixth graders record voices to improve speech
The sixth grade students in Mrs. Shade's room use a tape recorder to hear their voices, analyze how to improve pronunciation and fluency, and plan to repeat the process to track progress over time.
Concert Band Prepares for Spring Show and All State Tryouts
After Christmas break the Con cert Band resumes practice for the Spring Concert. New music is set to engage the public and several students audition for All State Band under Mr Strance with final selections to Arlington February 9 10 and 11.
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Strance
Arlington
Exams Start Cause City Teens To Skim Spare Time
Exams begin this week causing many teenagers to spend all free time studying. Regular classes pause and there will be no Junior Evening Star issue next week.
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Evening Star
Honor Week speaker urges personal code of truth at West Point style
Basil Starkey, a University of Colorado graduate and Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scout Executive, addresses students on honor and integrity. He warns cheating today shapes future behavior and challenges students to self examine and act honestly, ending exams with a clear conscience.
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Basil Starkey
Starkey
University of Colorado
Shenandoah
West Point
Honor Week readings and student singing at chapel
This week in chapel honored dedication with Sue Sowers and Barbara Gregory among readers. Warren Larrick led singing with Margaret Duckwall as pianist. Helen Garner Edmonds provided Monday music. On Friday the Senior girls sang the first two stanzas of Just As I Am and led the student body in the 3rd and 4th stanzas.
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Sue Sowers
Barbara Gregory Warren Larrick
Margaret Duckwall
Helen Garner Edmonds
Senior Play cast announced for Date With Judy
The cast for the Senior Play A Date With Judy was announced with Joyce Quick as Judy Foster and Donald Good, Sally Pratt, and Phyliss Armell in primary roles. Additional mentions include Betty Willey, Helen Page Coble, Paul Holinger, Rexford Meredith OConner, and others, plus class officers for 1951.
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Judy
Judy Foster
Joyce Quick
Melvin
Dora Foster
Donald Good
Sally Pratt
Bobby Jones
Randolph Foster
Hannah
Foster
Betty Willey
Barbara Winsocket
Phyliss Armell
Helen Page Coble
Mitzi Hoffman
Paul Holinger
Oogie Pringle
Bill Covington
Mr. Martindale
Jane Barry
Maxine Butler
Mary Martha Eisenberg
Carolyn Stanley
Ann Adams
Plans for Junior Dance with Scarlet and Silver Theme
Juniors plan a February 16 dance. Decoration committee met in the study hall and elected Leslie Miller chairwoman. Members were asked to develop ideas to fit the Scarlet and Silver theme. after exams, further meetings will finalize plans.
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Leslie Miller
Tide of Toys Draws Enthusiastic Response at Virginia Avenue
Virginia Avenue School collected hundreds of toys for Europe as part of the American Legion Tide of Toys drive. Fourth grade pupils praised sharing, with entries from Gerald Oates Daisy Clark Evelyn McCauley Roger Tinsman and others emphasizing sending toys overseas to children who have few or none.
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Tide of Toys
Virginia Avenue
Virginia Avenue School
Santa
American Legion
Legion
Miss Shenk
Europe
Gerald Oates
The
Daisey Clark
Evelyn McCauley
Roger Tinsman
Children of
Winchester
Assembly Program Honors 100 Percent G O Members
Dick Brumback awarded pennants to homerooms 22 24 25 27 23 18 and 50 for full G O membership. An assembly by Room 21 followed a burlesque on Warner Pathe Sports Review highlighting women in boxing auto racing and wrestling.
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Dick Brumback
G. O
Warner Pathe Sports Review
Judges Fall to Waynesboro in High Scoring Clash
Handley Judges lost 63 59 to Waynesboro Little Giants Friday night. Gipe scored 25 points, a new school record, as the game swung after fouls and turnovers.
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Waynesboro
Little Giants
Handley
Jimmy Blackburn
Bob Gipe
Gipe
Teddy Keller
Do Your Best and Be True to Yourself
Editorial urges self discipline after New Year. Encourages relying on self, studying harder, starting now, and avoiding procrastination. Advises daily work, completing assignments nightly, and planning the future through consistent effort.
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Emerson
Handley Football Banquet Honors Martinsburg Victory
Mr. Maddex and Mr. Quarles hosted a long promised dinner for the Handley football team after their Thanksgiving victory over Martinsburg. Jimmy Lawrence delivered the acceptance speech thanking the two sponsors for the meal.
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Mr. Maddex
Mr. Quarles
Handley
Martinsburg
Jimmy Lawrence
Classroom News Shows Life Insurance Reel Plays World Events
Pupils in Mr Cooper history classes enjoyed a newsreel from the Life Insurance Company of Virginia. The film presented current events from around the globe for students.
Boyce JV Tops Handley Freshmen In Preliminary Game
The Handley Freshmen lost 25 to 21 as Boyce JV led by Peer and Owens. The preliminary contest opened Handley’s season with the setback.
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Handley
Boyce
Peer
Owens
New Varieties of Apples to Hold Meeting Interest
Geneva New York. Progress in fruit breeding will be the theme of an exhibit at the ninety sixth annual meeting of the New York State Horticultural Society with sessions in Rochester January 17 to 19 and Kingston January 24 to 26. The Monroe apple will be shown along with canning and freezing demonstrations and a seedling fruits display preserved by freezing.
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Geneva
N. Y
New York State Horticultural Society
Rochester
Kingston
Monroe
Horticultural Society
Experiment Station
College of Agriculture
New York State
Do Penguins Swim Fast With Flipper Like Wings
Penguins swim using their flippers as powerful paddles and their feet act as a rudder guiding rapid underwater motion. The wings are flattened into flippers to propel them through water with speed and agility.
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M.C.R A
List of Patients New Admissions at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Newly admitted patients at Winchester Memorial Hospital include Miss Jane L. Drummond Route Mr. Harry V. Armel Mr. Falls Route Mr. Russell H. Brown 1323 8 Loudoun St Elwood William Willis son of Mr and Mrs Elwood Willis RFD Mrs Ralph Whitacre Route 2 Mrs Harry Flowers 1198 Cameron St Mrs Hugh M Rush 1303 8 Loudoun St Mrs James A Harley Martins bore Pike Mr G Clayton Ritter 633 Watson Ave Miss Teressa E Taylor 2188 Braddock St Charles Wayne Huff son of Mr and Mrs Charles T Huff Boyce Mrs Alvin Whitacre Gore Sandra Lee Haga daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence W Haga Ninevah Miss Helen S Hook Gore Mrs Samuel Montgomery Levels W Va Mrs Edgar L Parker Middletown Mrs John B Triplett Gore Mr Ray E Alwin Stephens City Joseph W Edwards Berry ville Mrs Ralph W Campbell Stras ure Miss Dorothy L Donovan Front Royal.
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Ralph Whitacre
Harry Flowers
Cameron St
Hugh M. Rush
Loudoun
James A. Harley
Martinsbore Pike
G. Clayton Ritter
Watson Ave
Teressa E. Taylor
Braddock
Charles Wayne Huff
Charles T. Huff
Boyce
Alvin Whitacre
Gore Sandra Lee Haga
Clarence W. Haga
Ninevah
Helen S. Hook
Gore
Samuel Montgomery
Levels
W. Va
Edgar L. Parker
Middletown
John B. Triplett
Ray E. Alwin
Stephens City
Joseph W. Edwards
Berryville
Ralph W. Campbell
Strasure
Dorothy L. Donovan
Front Royal
Leather collars on Marines uniforms
The nickname origin stems from a leather stock used in former times as a distinctive feature. It was worn from 1775 to 1881 to encourage erect posture, and this type of collar remained on the dress blues in later periods.
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Merry
Rain money drops cause downtown scramble in Memphis
A shower of ten and twenty dollar bills fell at Madison and Second streets in downtown Memphis. B G Minshew of Kosciusko Mississippi said he dropped 132 dollars near the corner and blamed the wind for blowing the money into the air and drifting down. He said he feels sick about it.
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Memphis
Tenn
Madisson Second Street
B. G. Minshew
Kosciusko
Miss
Madison and
Second
Call to prayer in Mohammedan lands azan
The muezzin’s call to prayer is known as the azan.
Construction Ban Stalls $5 Million Bomb Shelter Project
In Los Angeles the $5,000,000 underground bomb shelter and garage at Pershing Square is halted by a federal order banning non essential construction. Ground breaking planned for tomorrow. officials will seek a safety based exemption before proceeding.
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Los Angeles
Pershing Square
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Alumni News
Senior News
Loudoun ST
Editorial
Boyce JV
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jane L. Drummond
Harry V. Armel
Falls
Russell H. Brown
Elwood William Willis
Elwood Willis
Mercury
George Washington Garage
Orkin
Elm St
Winchester's Shopping Center
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