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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1967
Page
13
An editorial criticizes a small minority of Handley supporters for booing and disrupting officials during games. It argues officials deserve respect, and urges Fans to back the Judges with positive spirit. The piece notes bleacher design supports balanced crowds and condemns rude, disloyal behavior.
On Friday the John Handley high school student body marked the birthday of Judge John Handley with a chapel service. Superintendent Jacob L. Johnson spoke on serendipity noting penicillin and the telephone as examples while praising Handley’s generosity in founding the school. Glee Club performed Go Down Moses under Miss Spraker, Shenandoah Conservatory. Later officers David Strance David Moore and Carol Gore laid a wreath on Handley’s grave to express gratitude.
Sixteen Handley Glee Club members will join a Region V District Chorus at Lane High School Charlottesville on February 17 to 19. A 182-voice mixed chorus will form from twenty schools, with Handley represented by Susan Fernandez, Mary Carolyne Anderson, Everly Smith, Carol Gore, Phillip Webber, Doug Andersgh, Gene Willis, Bud Snyder, Billy Sutton, Jim Massie, Fred Brumback, Scott Spellman, and Michael Moore.
On Wednesday January 25 Handley High School honored Robert E. Lee. The Handley High Glee Club performed Dixie and How Firm a Foundation under Mrs Quigley. Dr Millard K Bushong from Shepherd College spoke on Lee life and leadership qualities.
Handley senior Steven Shrader attended the Sth Annual U S Senate Youth Program in Washington D C after being chosen by the State Board of Education for high social studies test scores. He held elective office as President of the Thespian Club and earned principal’s recommendation.
The Creative Writing and Advanced Art classes sponsor a contest to name the school literary magazine to be published in April. Entries are accepted Wednesday to Friday in the main hall. A ten dollar prize goes to the winner whose title is chosen.
Seniors await college word and have been accepted by Chester Cain Ferrum Junior College David Holliday Virginia Polytechnic Institute Steve Snarr University of Tennessee Mark Phillips Brevard College Judy English Roanoke College Ann Miller Radford College Irene Allan Stuart Circle Virginia Edwards Medical College of Virginia Bonnie McKeown University of West Virginia
The junior star staff publication credits Editor in Chief Scott Kern and Assistant Editor Maribeth Watts with a roster of reporters including Vivienne Allan Lloyd Cath er Virginia Edwards Judy Fowler Anne Kerlin Karen Lutz Elizabeth Melester Ann Miller JoAnna Robinson Sharon Rudolph Karen Strat ton Brenda Toan Carolyn Wolfe Carolyn Austin Susan Fernandes Rhonda Lineburg Joan Lovett Barbara Pope and Sharon Snarr.
February events include chapel readings led by William Peterson and Greg Wilson with pianists Mark Butler Steven Shrader and others. Basketball games feature Loudoun Valley at James Wood and Frederick County Junior High Gymnasium with executive and committee meetings scheduled.
Ann Kerlin won the 1967 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for Handley High School after finishing first in a written homemaking test. She earns potential state and national scholarships, a silver charm from General Mills, and her school receives Encyclopaedia Britannica materials. The state winner gets 1500 dollars, with a 500 dollar grant for the runner-up, plus a group tour of Colonial Williamsburg and Washington, D.C. next spring.
Girls from eighth to twelfth grade are in intramural volleyball with teams named or labeled by letters. The schedule opens today after school and features teams such as The Red Barons Wild Ones and Jumping Juniors among others. A pep assembly precedes the Handley James Wood game as the Judges face James Wood and Frederick County Junior High gym hosts the cross town rivalry.
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