Recovery Through Discovery Leads School Assembly Talk
The Handley student calendar notes an advisory period, club meetings, and an upcoming talk by F Preston Johnson on Recovery Through Discovery as part of the Collins Festival. New students Peggy Butler and Janet Largent return to classes after health events. executive council members are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Frank and Johnson
Boy’s Glee Club
Wednnesday
Handley
Loring Himelright
Handiian
Jack Haines
Booster Club
Mary K. Huntsberry
Dramatic Club
Rachel Jennings
Boy’s Athletics
Robert Baker
Girl
Agnes Jasper
Janet Largent
Ann Hatcher
F. Preston Johnson
Discovery
Johnson
Don’t Depend On Others Motto Story
A collage of school items recalls captains forming teams with daily games except Friday. It lists past events, a Turner Ashby contest, an old fashioned party, and a long verse of songs and poems. The piece ends urging self reliance and owning one’s work at Handley.
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Lee
Turner Ashby
Bond
Handley
Quarles Awards So-Ath Trophy to Martinsburg Captain
Last Wednesday Mr Quarles awarded the So-Ath Trophy to captain Jack Haines of the Martinsburg team. The trophy is presented by the So-Ath Club to the winning team of the annual contest.
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Quarles
Jack Haines
Martinsburg
Weeklong college basketball results and standings
The week features multiple upsets and tight finishes as Harvard, Yale, Army, Navy, Princeton, Notre Dame, California, and Columbia report scores and captains. Notable results include Harvard over Navy 25 to 23, Yale over Army 20 to 19, Notre Dame and Princeton both 34 to 17, and Navy losing to Notre Dame 52 to 20 with California forfeiting to Army after a miscommunication.
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Yale
Jack Haines
Army
Andy Grove
Navy
Buck Thrift
Princeton
B. Baker
Columbia
Bob Sutton
California
Miss Clowe
Notre Dame
Hal Baker
Harvard
Donald Smith
Bob Baker
Bob
Californians
Miff Clowe
Columbians
D. Smith
D. Sutton
H. Baker
Shaffer
Ramey
Misf Crowe
Harvard Dominates Standings with Smith Leading
Harvard tops team standings as D Smith posts 22 points to pace the lineup. Sutton, Lineburg and Baker contribute steady scores in a tight team race shaped by strong performances from key players.
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Bob Sutton
Cescoree
Lineburg
Hal Baker
Eeeternd BR
Donald Smith
Harvard
D. Smith
Judging Team Selected for State Seed Show at Warrenton
A judging team will be chosen to travel to Warrenton for the State Seed Show where various grains will be judged. Handley Chapter will exhibit corn. Mr Legge and Mr Frye will train the team. FFA boys have practiced basketball Fridays and near ready for the tournament here on January 24 with Gerryville Boyce Stephens City Middletown and Front Royal Reporter participating.
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Warrenton
Handley Chapter
Legge
Frye
Erryville
Boyce
Stephens City
Middletown
Front Royal
Moonshine and Honey Suckle Senior Play Cast Named
The class of ’36 selects Lulu Vollmer’s mountaineer sketch Moonshine and Honey suckle for the annual senior play. Cast includes Clem Betts David Headley Maw Betts Lillian Gill Paw Betts Buck Thrift Buck Gaddis Marshall Snapp Tom Bevins Robert Sutton Peg-Leg Gaddis Luther Thomas Pink Frege Charles Dick Piney Hyatt Helen Willis Cracker Gaddis Miriam Curry Gypsy Carter Eleanor Summer Annis Bevins Mary Huntsbury Peddler Jimmy Grove Judge Bill Hawks Loring Himelright.
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Lulu Vollmer
Clem Betts
David Headley
Maw Betts
Lillian Gill
Paw Betts
Buck Thrift
Buck Gaddis
Marshall Snapp
Tom Bevins
Robert Sutton
Peg-Leg Gaddis
Luther Thom
Pink Frege
Charles Dick
Piney Hyatt
Helen Willis
Cracker Gaddis
Miriam Curry
Gypsy Carter
Eleanor Summer
Annis Bevins
Mary K. Huntsberry
Peddler
Jimmy Grove
Bill Hawks
Loring Himelright
Rhythm Band Lights Up John Kerr School Assembly
In Friday morning assembly the Rhythm Band from John Kerr School performed several numbers including Glow Worm. The lively program delighted students and staff with lively musicianship and school spirit.
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John Kerr Kerr School
Rhythm Band Delights Audience With Seasonal Concert
A youth program featured boys in costume singing Home on the Range and On the Good Ship Lolly Pop. June and Jack Hensell performed, a trio sang The Music Goes Round, and the Rhythm Band under Mrs Shockey and Miss Hutchinson drew loud applause.
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June
Jack Hensell
Dribblers From Marshall Beat Berryville Twice in Double Header
Marshall dribblers defeated Berryville in a Friday double header 21-17 and 26-9. Harold Campbell led Berryville with six points. Marshall and Berryville set to host Harpers Ferry January 25 at the high school.
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Harold Campbell
Berryville
Harpers Ferry
Lloyd Parker
Campbell
Lambert Hess
Woodstock High School
R.M. A
Front Royal
Social Worker Heard In Tunnel Death Probe
A congressional committee interviews social worker Miss Philipps Allen about silicosis deaths among about 2000 tunnel workers at Bridgeport West Virginia. The probe focuses on the tunneling site where the tunnel was cut with committee members and staff present at the table.
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Bnesso
Miss Allen
Glenn Griswold
House Labor
Vito Marcantonio
Toll Collector Survives Crash At James River Toll House
Newport News January 19 toll collector A N Adams narrowly escaped death when a car crashed into the James River bridge toll house, causing a fire that destroyed the structure. Adams was inside and was carried out unconscious but revived. Manager A B Johnson refused to name the car occupants.
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Newport News
A. D. Adams
James River Bridge
Adams
Johnson
Smithfield
American Held Prisoner by Italians in Massaua
Addis Ababa dispatch reports American medical advisor George E Reeves held by Italian security at Massaua Eritrea for eleven days. He was reportedly kept in a bathing suit, denied water, and threatened with lashings after suspicions he was a spy. Reeves had arrived en route from Djobouti where a storm damaged schooner rescue by British guards followed.
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Addis Ababa
George E. Reeves
Alexander
Yugoslavia
Massaus
Eritrea
Sudan
Massaua
Djobouti
Dan E. McGugin Dies Suddenly
Dan E. McGugin athletic director at Vanderbilt University and renowned southern football coach died suddenly at age 56 after a heart attack at the home of his law partner John R. Aust in Nashville Tennessee on January 19.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dan E. McGugin
Vanderbilt University
John R. Aust
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