All-State Band Members Named for Handiey
Mr Strance announced the Handiey All-State Band selections for Charlottesville trip. Jammy McFadden Ronald Johnson Peecy Lone Luther Conner John Pickeral Robert Kendall Robert Pickeral Linda Smith Vaelen Boyd Nancy Quarles Jim Marco Pene Hauptman Lee Rathman Judy Anderson Jack Carr named to attend the All-State Band in Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handiey
Charlottesvile
Mr. Strance
Stuents
Jammy McFadden
Ronald Johnson
Peecy Lone
Luther Conner
John Pickeral
Robert Kendall
Robert Pickeral
Linda Smith
Vaelen Boyd
Nancy Quarles
Jim Marco
Pene Hauptman
Lee Rathman
Judy Anderson
Jack Carr
Seniors Measured For Caps and Gowns
Seniors were measured for caps and gowns starting last Thursday. Poems were collected by Mrs Garravrandt with judges to select the class poem for the seniors of 52. The HANDLIAN deadline nears as finishing touches accelerate graduation excitement.
Handley Debate Team Named for War Conscription Topic
Handley High announced its debate team for the topic Resolved that the American people should be subject to conscription in time of war. Debaters Doug Jones Phil Groves Stephen Brown Jack Carr and Nancy Quarles presented in assembly with Phil Groves and Stephen Brown chosen for the negative and Jack Cary and Nancy Quarles for the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Harrisonbure
Mitchell
Doug Jones
Phil Groves
Stephen Brown
Jack Carr
Nancy Quarles
Jack Cary
Junior Play Tickets To Go On Sale Soon
February 8 marks the Junior Play date with tickets soon on sale. The cast has practiced daily and committees are set to ensure the performance of Who's Afraid. Buy early to avoid missing the show.
Public Speaking Contest Marquee in Cooper’s Room
Students in Cooper’s room met last week to prepare five to ten minute speeches on chosen topics. Winners from girls and boys divisions, judged by teachers, advance to Harrisonburg for the District Public Speaking Contest. Dorothy Groves Beverly Ribble and Fred Btine are out for public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Harrisonburg
Dorothy Groves
Beverly Ribble
Fred Btine
Editorial Staff Lineup At Local Paper
The newspaper lists editors and reporters with Margaret Duckwall as editor and Leslie Miller as assistant editor. Staff writers include Ann Weatherholm Bes sie Smalts Cappy Saxe Peggy Long Alice Glover Sally Getzendanner Kitty Clark Helen Boyd and Ann Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Weatherholm
Bessie Smalts
Cappy Saxe
Peggy Long
Alice Glover
Sally Getzendanner
Kitty Clark
Helen Boyd
Ann Arthur
Exams Big News Next Week at Handley
The Junior Evening Star will not publish next week due to examinations. Editors wish readers good luck on the eagerly anticipated exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley — No Jr. Evening Star
Evening Star
Handley Artists In Action Exhibit At Handley
Handley High School Art Department showcases colorful murals drawings and water color works by seventh and eighth graders as well as decorative pieces from Advanced Classes. The Christmas Concert stage setting measures 12 by 43 feet built by various art classes with Nathan Cave as chair. The display fills Handley Main Hall inviting visitors to view the year’s projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Winchester
Sone and Story
John Kerr
Charles Crisman
Nathan Cave
Wouldn't It Be Wonderful If Mr Hale Lost His Ruler
A humorous student voice essay ponders small town life and senior year rituals with mentions of Mr Hale and a cast of seniors. Vignettes reflect school routines and classroom moments while imagining playful outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hale
Jr. High
Thespian Players Preview Two One Acts For Final Choice
The Thespian Players met Friday to study two one act plays before choosing the final piece. A stage setting inspired by South Pacific was shown by Joyce Butler Helen Womeldorf and Suzanne Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Butler
Helen Womeldorf
Suzanne Barr
Chapel program highlights and participants
Shirley Hauptman led last week in chapel with Fred Seldon reading the devotional. Leslie Miller directed the group in singing, accompanied by Pat Boyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Hauptman
Fred Seldon
Leslie Miller
Pat Boyer
Handley Judges Win Three Times This Week
Handley high scorer Bob Gipe led a 64 27 rout of Strasburg on Monday. Thursday at Martinsburg Meredith Boyd top scored with 10 as Handley beat the Bull Dogs 33 28. Friday at Lexington Johnny Arnold and Bob Gipe each had 9 points as Handley won 42 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Judges
Strasburg
Handley
Bob Gipe
Martinsburg
Bulldogs
Meredith “Murdock
Boyd
Lexington
Johnny Arnold
Our Golden Heritage Educates on Butter and Soil
Last week Mr Headley’s agricultural classes watched a film Our Golden Heritage produced by the American Butter Institute. The lesson links butter to dairy industry relevance and soil conservation, teaching that eating butter aids soil preservation. Forty three Harrisburg Farm Show attendees in Harrisburg Pa viewed farm machinery and livestock. The Glee Club welcomed Dr Gildersleeve and student teachers from Madison College and Mr Morgan from Shenandoah County High School to observe a typical class period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Headley
American Butter Institute
Harrisbure
Harrisburg
Glee Club
Dr. Gildersleeve
Madison College
Morgan
Shenandoah County High School
Chatter: Senior Girls Assembly Plans and Odd Notes
Question of the week asks if senior girls will present an assembly this year. A playful tease mentions lifting Grease with eight fingers and a ballooning prank. It notes an Honor Roll grade cost, a reading matter prize, and Handley versus Stras boro game with Blackburn intervention. See you soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Observer
Martinsburg Juniors Triumph In Close Handley Rivalry Victory
Martinsburg Junior Varsity defeats Handley 18 to 18 in a disputed close game at Martinsburg High School. Handley high scorer Bobby Kendall led with eight points as Martinsburg overcame a halftime deficit to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg High School
Martinsborg
Handley Jr
Martinsburg
Bobby Kendall
Higk
Handley
Stewardesses Face Grueling Duties Amid High Demand
New York reporting shows 20 000 applications from women seeking stewardess posts. American Airlines notes an average stewardess walks 133 miles along aisles per shift handles 386 children and pours 5833 cups of coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Americar Airlines
Understanding the schwa and its role in speech
The piece explains the schwa as a neutral vowel sound, its mispronunciations, and its frequent use in English as described by MIT's Technology Review. It notes that famous figures like Truman and Eisenhower are mentioned to illustrate universal speech, with a side look at a click language of Kalahari people and the broader acceptance of schwa in modern radio and stage speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Truman
Eisenhower
Churchill
Berra
Senator Taft
Shirley Temple
Frank Costello
Technology Review
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kalahari Desert
Africa
Citizens Seek Relief From Deer Damage in Powell's Port Valley
About 100 residents met at the Community Building to discuss deer control and crop damage. They drafted a petition to the State Game and Inland Fisheries Commission and local General Assembly representatives seeking temporary relief for farmers from garden and orchard losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell's Port Valley
State Game and Inland Fisheries Commission
General Assembly
Recreation Spot For Americans
This seaside resort along the Gulf of Siam has become a favorite recreation site for the nearly 500 Americans employed by the American government in Indochina. Kep offers a clean comfortable hotel named The Bungalow with seafood at every meal and ample venison stork. Rooms range from 4 to 5 dollars per day.
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Kep
Cambordia
Indochina
Gulf of Siam
Slanesville Area Notes Include Visits and Birth
Miss Audra McDonald visited relatives in Slanesville and Bunker Hill while Paul Haine and wife celebrate birth of daughter Gloria Jean on January 15 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Jennie Smith funeral held January 15. burial at Mt Union Church. Slanesville PTA met in January with a debate and food sale. Presbyterian Auxiliary also held January meeting. February gathering set at Mildred Saville's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slanfsville
W Va
Audra McDonald
North River Mills
W. Va
Ida Shanholtz
Nancy Hevner
Alvin Haines
Bunker Hill
Louis Robinson
Gloria Jeannine
Winchester Meaorial Hospital
Mt. Union Church
Jennie Smith
Bertha Fisher
Church
Slanesville Pta
Lorena Kidwell
Slanesville Presbyterian Auxiliary
Mildred Saville
Anaconda Smoke Stack Uses 18000 Tons Brick
Approximately 18 000 tons of brick were used to build the tall Anaconda Montana smoke stack, believed to be the largest in existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Mont
E.N. D
Bloom News: Haines-Cooter Wedding and Cedar Creek Home
Mr and Mrs William Haines wedding in Hagerstown Md December 20. They reside on the Moore farm on Cedar Creek. Mr Haines is the former Catherine Alice Baker. David Baker is hospitalized at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a major operation. Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs William Moreland Capon Bridge WV to G W Hulver family and Mr and Mrs J C Painter Winchester with the Cooper family. Raymond Hollar and Nathan Williams recently visited G W Hulver Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
William Haines
Hagerstown
Moore Farm
Cedar Crek
Haines
Catherine Alice Baker
David Bakers
Winchester Memorial Hospital
William Moreland
Capon Bridge
W Va
G. W. Hulver
J. C
Textile Fellowships Set Up at Four Colleges
Celanese Corp of America establishes five graduate fellowships in textiles across four colleges. Two fellowships fund Lowell Textile Institute Research Foundation in Lowell Massachusetts, with one each at North Carolina State College in Raleigh North Carolina, Clemson College in Clemson South Carolina, and George Institute of Technology in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Celanese Corp. of America
Lowell Textile Institute Research Foundation
Lowell
Mass
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
N. C
Clemson College
Clemson
S.C
George Institute of Technology
Georgia
No Alcoholic Candy For Swiss Children
The Swiss nutrition commission calls for a nationwide appeal against selling liquor filled candy to school age children. It cites examples of cogbac and cherry brandy chocolates leaving kids over excited, fatigued in class, and exposed to alcohol at an early age, urging parents teachers and shopkeepers to guide children toward true sources of strength and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Switzerland
Nutrition Commission
Kiwanis Club to Hear Dale Carnegie Course Instructor
W H M Stover president of the Leadership Training Institute of DC will speak at the Kiwanis luncheon at the George Washington Hotel at 12 15 pm tomorrow. He will discuss Your Veer and Your Personality Are Your Fortune and will help launch the Dale Carnegie course here next month. Rev A P Shirkey DD pastor of Mt Vernon Place Methodist Church will give a short talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H M. Stover
Leadership Training Institute of
D.C
Dale Carnegie
Kiwanis Club
George Wahington Hotel
Stover
Fd Molden
A P Shirkey
Mt Vernon Wlace Methodist Church
Ashington
Car Skids 125 Feet Turns Over in Stephens City
A non collision automobile accident occurred at 11 90 last night at the north end of Stephens City. William Edward Henrietta of Rt 3 Winchester drove a 1939 Ford Coupe northward when it skidded 125 feet and struck a telephone pole guide wire, turning over. Henrietta suffered head injuries and body bruises but no serious condition. damage to the car was light.
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Stephens City
Nfa
Smallwood
Stephens Ciy
William Edward Henrietta
Rt 3
Winchester
Henrietta
Malay Boys Get Scholarships In Singapore
The government announces a scheme granting 50 Malayan boys under 11 each year English school scholarships. Requirements: born in the Colony, fit, and have completed the fourth year in a vernacular school. Value is $2.00 a month plus complete exemption from school fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
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Handley High School
Nem
Margaret Duckwall
Artists In Action
Chapel News
Flako Products Corp
New Brunswick, N. J
Strasboro
Blackburn
America
Nash Statesman
NASH
Loudoun St
Paul Barr
Charlies Crisman
Murdock Boyd
James Blackburn
Roxy Hock
Man
Jimmy Omps
Johnny Arnold Wilbur Kersey
Jimmy Robertson
Jack Dunn
David Rickard
Wesley Diebler
Hunter Maddox
Saul Pett
Slanesville
Gorp
Brenurich
Mrs. T. 8
Cooter
Kiwanians
Plaxo Products Corp
Meow
Brencwich, W. J
Aeraros Wi
Molden Electric CO
Ceed
S. Loudoun St
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