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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1945

Page

5

Handlian 1945 Pupils Publish School Yearbook Marvel

The Handley High School Handlian is praised as a superb yearbook in 1945. It features student drawings including Mr Browning and Betty Bickers with images of Goldbrick PeeWee and Harold Wingert. Advertisers like Charlie Robinson and Tom Pollard seek customers.

Mr. Browning Betty Bickers Handban Betty Charlie Robinson Tom Pollard Flash Goldbrick PeeWee Harold Wingert Arnold

Nonsense Verse Notes and Playful Nonsense Phrases

A fragmented collage of quirky lines and rhymes about curious flies vinegar jugs pickled bugs and Mary with a lamb and a clock. The text includes absurd images such as a peanut on a railroad track and a hiccuping clock that follows Mary as time marches on.

Handley Graduates Sail On With Bon Voyage

The passage lauds Handley graduates stepping into the world after the European conflict. Juniors praise student government and urge faith as a foundation for peace. The message sends best wishes and hopeful memories as the seniors depart on their next voyage.

Handley

Thank You to the Star ends Handley Junior Evening Star year

The Booster Club and Handley students thank the Winchester Evening Star for space and publishing of the Junior Evening Star for 1944-45. They credit the Winchester paper with enabling publication during a space-constrained year.

Junior Evening Star Booster Club Handley Winchester Evening Star Star

Snooper Bids Farewell Top 45 Seniors

Columnist announces farewell to the seniors in the paper and explains he cannot publish his usual gossip this week. He says he will miss sharing their news and wishes the 45 seniors good luck.

Snooper

Commencement Program Highlights and Speakers

Processional opens the commencement program with an invocation by Rev Ejisenburg. The glee club performs as Carroll Morrow delivers the salutatory address. Bruce Lovett presents the class gift to Bryan Minniger. Edward Clark presents the symbol of leadership to Richard Huff. Dan Saxe gives the valedictory, followed by diploma presentation by Mr Quarles and the alma mater.

Rev Ejisenburg Glee Club Carroll Morrow Bruce Lovett Bryan Minnigerode Edward Clark Richard Huff Dan Saxe Mr. Quarles

Commencement Day Preparations by Nancy Butler Committee

The article praises Nancy Butler and her committee for coordinating commencement decorations with helpers Colleen Orndorff Boyd Grim Tom Rhodes Frank Taylor Thelma Weakley and ushers including Jacquelin Eagle Mary Lou Cooper Granis Nelson Rosalie Brown Woody Baker Georgianna Whitlock Patricia Adams Ann Shull Helen Kaknns Jean Ritter Jimmy Taylor Teddy Staples.

Nancy Butler Colleen Orndorff Boyd Grim Tom Rhodes Frank Taylor Thelma Weakley Jacquelin Eagle Mary Lou Cooper Granis Nelson Rosalie Brown Woody Baker Georgianna Whitlock Patricia Adams Ann Shull Helen Kaknns Jean Ritter Jimmy Taylor Teddy Staples

Professor McKillwee's musical career and bands

Professor McKillwee began piano at twelve, added cornet six months later, and within two years became cornet soloist of the Keyser Concert Band under F A Fifer. He formed Mclliwee's Concert Band at seventeen, led theater piano work for fifteen years, directed choirs, and traveled as orchestra and song leader before directing Cumberland and Oakland Maryland bands.

McKillwee Keyser F. A. Fifer Prof Mclliwee Tweny Cumberland Handley

Prom Fever Sparks at Newton D. Baker Hospital Orchestra

The school hosts Junior and Senior Prom planning with committees led by Marty Arnold and Jean Butler. Jim Taylor Peggy Chapman Helen Kaknis Ginny Brown head Refreshment Entertainment Advertisements and Decoration for juniors, while Jimmy Fauver Gilda Orndorff Adelaide Cable lead similar teams for seniors. Tickets urged as social season nears.

Newton D. Baker Hospital Marty Arnold Jimmy Taylor Peggy Chapman Helen Kaknis Ginny Brown Jean Butler Jimmy Fauver Gilda Orndorff Adelaide Cable

Inquiring Reporter Reflections on Leaving Handley

Student quotes reveal sadness and mixed feelings about departing Handley. Several express they will miss teachers and friends, while others note anxiety about the future and nostalgia for shared experiences.

Preview of Baccalaureate Sermon

On June 3 the commencement exercises begin at 8 00 p m in Handley Auditorium with the annual sermon to the graduates Dr John W Austin pastor of Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church Washington DC will deliver the sermon under the direction of the Winchester Ministerial Association.

Handley Auditorium John W. Austin Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church Washington, D. C Winchester Ministerial Association

Handley Defeats Fairfax in 1945 Track Meet

Handley triumphed over Fairfax on May 23 1945 by 36 to 49. The meet featured multiple events with Fairfax claiming several wins including the 100 yard dash Broad-jump and 440 yard dash while Handley secured top spots in the 880 yard relay 440 yard dash and shot put among others. Smith led Handley with strong performances in sprints and the 880 yard run.

Handley Fairfax Smith Taylor Lake Larue Powell Hoover Hart Cochran Burrows Pollard

Senior Banquet Set for June 7 Under Mrs Shirley Christ johnson

Seniors hear about a banquet planned for June 7 at seven o'clock with Dan Saxe as toastmaster. Committee includes Jean Robinson Johnny Moling Jack Hepfer Edith Claytor Beverly Hofer Marie Garber Terry Copenhaver Janet Nixon. Program features poems prophecies plays and class notes named to various recipients.

Handley Dan Saxe Helen Stultz Quarles Carroll Morrow Miss Corkey Mary Gershank Browning Charles Robinson Hyatt Hall Peyton Marshall Edward Clark James Fauver Mary Howe Glascock

Maroons Sweep Softball Doubleheader On Campus

On March 17 and 18 the Maroons defeated their rivals with scores of 38 to 9 and 9 to 5. The Shamrocks played a spirited game against strong Maroon hitters and excellent defense, highlighting sportsmanship and competitive effort. Team rosters list captain Jean Butler and players Boody Racey Martha Bowers Betty Cline Marjorie Haymaker Sue Stickley Ona Bageant Ann Shull Colleen Orndorff Kitty Ryan Joan Butler Rosalie Brown June Schuller Joanne Laughlin Marie Whitacre Donal da Coontz Patsy Ritter for the Maroons and Marty Arnold Lulu Glascock Ellen Largent Mary Howe Glascock Nancy Adams Mildred Burke Jane Schneider Barbara Sprenkle Barbara Hough Massie Hawthorne Betty Sullivan Doris Laign Doris Linkous Marguerite Christjohn for Shamrocks.

Maroons Shamrocks Jean Butler Boody Racey Martha Bowers Betty Cline Marjorie Haymaker Sue Stickley Ona Bageant Ann Shull Colleen Orndorff Kitty Ryan Joan Butler Rosalie Brown June

Plane Crazy dazzles audience at reunion show

From our files a year ago a show titled Plane Crazy wowed the audience. Nine years ago Handley students began Apple Blossom practice as they prepared for competition.

Susan Brenda Carter Handley

Seventh and eighth grade girls soccer open season

The eighth grade team defeated the seventh grade in two games last week with 25 to 7 and 17 to 8 scores. Eighth graders listed include Betty Striker captain Patsy Cunningham Phyliss Stoller Donna Pollock Nancy Kiracofe Helen La Follette Fay Nelson Helen Anderson Virginia Yates and Betty May Kersey. Seventh graders include Betty Snapp captain Connie Spaid Connie Shull Nancy Aikens Alma Partlow Ederle Elliot Betty Miller Peggy Greenawalt Jane Richardson.

Maroon and Shamrocks Betty Striker Patsy Cunningham Phyliss Stoller Donna Pollock Nancy Kiracofe Helen la Follette Fay Nelson Helen Anderson Virginia Yates Betty May Kersey Betty Snapp Connie Spaid Connie Shull Nancy Aikens Alma Partlow Ederle Elliot Betty Miller Peggy Greenawalt Jane Richardson

Special Reasons Are Given For Buying War Bonds

Washington reports the Navy will need about 24 billion dollars in the coming fiscal year starting July 1. The War Finance Division stressed the need for large bond purchases during the 7th War Loan drive as Navy spending runs about 30 billion dollars yearly. War Finance Director Ted R. Gamble notes the Army will deploy more troops to the Pacific, underscoring why the 7th War Loan must be strong and successful.

Washington Navy Treasury War Finance Division Ted R. Gamble

Water shortage hits Chungking as heat rises

In Chungking on June 4 a temporary water shortage worsened summer misery. Muddy water from the Yanette sold for 500 Chinese dollars a bucket and electric fans listed at 150 000 dollars each, underscoring the high cost of living.

Chungking

Reading and chat in a playful group

Dialog unfolds with characters referencing Tennyson and red hair. Charlie struggles with too small shoes while Jody reads only about a dog as others react to a sunset and general chatter.

Bey Charlie

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