Awards at Handley High School Honor Many Students
At an awards assembly on May 26 in the Handley auditorium, students received honors across fields from Industrial Arts to Band and Acting. Michael Lovett won multiple science prizes including the Jones Cup and was named a scholarship finalist, while Sheila Roe led Handley in the Betty Crocker Home Management Test and received regional band medals alongside Christopher Allen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philips
Ricehard Bell
Lisa Huffman
Sheila Roe
Michael Shade
Michael Lovett
Handley
Betty Crocker
Gray
Duvall
Gary Nail
Edward Loy
Raymond Campbell
Terry Braithwaite
James Bauserman
Ivan Stubbs
William Fries
Misses Pattern 4598 for versatile top dress
Indoor or garden ready top pattern with shoulder yoke extension description. Misses sizes 10 through 18, size 16 requires 25 yards at 39 inches. Pattern 4598 from Anne Adams promotion via Winchester Evening Star, price 50 cents with mailing add ons and catalog claim.
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Jersey
Dacron
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Certificates of merit awarded in science field
John Rosen berger received a certificate along with a $1 cash award for placing in the Virginia State Wildlife Essay contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rosenberger
Virginia
Seniors To Lead Wednesday Chapel Service
The Senior Class conduct a special chapel with George Weidig reading scripture and Susan Lillis leading singing Onward Christian Soldiers. Ann Shockey will read the class poem Before Me Ever Before Me and the whole class will sing the class song led by Hugh Brent with Barbara Blackburn on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weidig
Susan Lillis
Ann Shockey
Hugh Brent
Barbara Blackburn
Seniors Banquet Planned for Thursday at Lee Jackson's
The senior class banquet will be held Thursday at 6 30 pm at Lee Jackson's. Decorations feature maroon and white streamers with white carnations tipped maroon. Class president George Weidig will toast, with toasts from class leaders and readings of the Class History by Michael Shade Last Will and Testament by Marilyn O'Hara Class Prophet Lisa Huffman and others plus administration sponsors and home room advisors as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Jackson’s
George Weidig
Michael Shade
Marilyn O’hara
Lisa Huffman
Graduation Exercises for Class of 1965 Friday
Graduation exercises for the Class of 1965 are set for Friday at 8:00 in the high school auditorium. Reverend William Lyons will deliver the invocation, Claudia Adams gives the Salutatory, and Michael Lovett delivers the Valedictory before diplomas and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lyons
Handley Glee Club
Neil Stallings
Clements
One World
O’hara-Wilson
Glee Club
Claudia Adams
Jerry Turner
General Organization
Benjamin Dick
George Weidig
Harold Legg
Michael Lovett
Quarles
Bacca laureate Sermon at Handley auditorium
On June 6 at 8 p.m. the Baccalaureate Sermon for the Class of 1965 was held in Handley auditorium. Rev W P Lawrence presided with readings by Rev John A Baden and Rev G R Womeldorph introducing the speaker Rev Alfred S Taylor of Charlottesville Virginia who preached Solutions or Sedatives and urged thoughtful reflection for graduates and families. The Handley Glee Club conducted by Neil Stallings with Susan Fernandes accompanied performed selections after scripture and before the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
W. P. Lawrence
Winchester- Frederick County
Croft
Cain
Mr. Lawrence
John A. Baden
Shaw
G. R. Womeldorph
Alfred S. Taylor
First Presbyterian Church
Charlottesville
Virginia
Taylor
Lawrence
Camels Traced Origin to North America 40 Million Years Ago
The Encyclopaedia Britannica notes camels began in North America about 40 million years ago and spread to South America and Asia within the next million years, shaping their ancient distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
South America
Asia
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Athletic Awards Highlight Handle School Ceremony
The May 25 athletic awards assembly at Handle School honored football players Henry Kern Bryant Nickerson Jack Reed Michael Foreman Bill DeLoutche Frank Patton George Weidig Steven Lamm Bob Chaplin Steve Sardelis Bob McNally Larry Nelson Harry Butler Kenneth Petrie Mike Seward Bill Sardelis Alan White Gerald Grim George Morris Allen Grim Elmer Sal linger Harry Williams Willard Spaid Harold Legg Noel Slonaker Bob Schenck Ben Dick and Floyd Leighton for football. Track lettering went to Jerry Turner Walter Stine Allen Grim Richard Dick Henry Kern Bryant Nickerson James Ross Larry Lofton Frank Patton Willard Spaid Ivan Stubbs Ben Dick David Strance James Snarr David Smith Nick Tulon MA Maddox presented basketball awards to Henry Kern Richard Dick Bryant Nickerson Gary Newcome Edward Lee Willard Spaid and Bobby Each year a special senior-year award was given to the boy lettering in track football and basketball, awarded to Henry Kern and Bryant Nickerson. Jo Ann Flickinger awarded Girls Monogram Club trophies to senior volleyball winners Beverly Bull Nancy Wotring Dianne White Nancy Madagan Judy Farmer Elenna Harper Anna Porterfield Susan Stewart Jo Ann Flickinger Ann Troester Joyce Truslow Kitty Conner Susan Harper. Juniors won the girls basketball tournament: Linda Sirbaugh Barbara Bush Pam Everett Sue Newcom Barbara Dunn Martha Whitlock Barbara Wiley Barbara Thomas. Jo Ann acknowledged girls earning points and new Monogram Club members: Anne Moore Donna Dick Joyce Newlin Sheila Clark Linda Reynolds Martha Bennett Gretchen Shrader Toni Tulou Linda Sirbaugh Nancy Wotring Carolyn Watts Ann Troester Dianne White Marian Patton Beverly Bull Judy Hoskins Dreusilla Koonce Elenna Harper Alexis Jackson Linda Fletcher Barbara Dunn Judy Farmer Billy Brown.
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Mr. Siebert
Henry Kern
Bryant Nickerson
Jack Reed
Michael Foreman
Bill DeLoutche
Frank Patton
George Weidig
Steven Lamm
Bob Chaplin
Steve Sardelis
Bob McNally
Larry Nelson
Harry Butler
Kenneth Petrie
Mike Seward
Bill Sardelis
Jerry Turner
Walter Stine
Allen Grim
Richard Dick
James Ross
Larry Lofton
Willard Spaid
Ivan Stubbs
Ben Dick
David Strance
James Snarr
David Smith
Nick Tulon
Jo Ann Flickinger
Monogram Club
Jo Ann
Anne Moore
Donna Dick
Joyce Newlin
Sheila Clark
Linda Reynolds
Martha Bennett
Gretchen Shrader
Toni Tulou
Linda Sirbaugh
Nancy Wotring
Carolyn Watts
Ann Troester
Dianne White
Marian Patton
Beverly Bull
Judy Hoskins
Dreusilla Koonce
Elenna Harper
Alexis Jackson
Linda Fletcher
Barbara Dunn
Judy Farmer
Billy Brown
Star Staff Reporters Mix Names in Local Feature
A roster of Star staff reporters includes Nancy Aikens Sara Alberti Martha Bennett Betty Buncutter Donna Dick Jo Ann Flickinger Rebecca Lillis Susan Lillis Nancy Madagan Anne Moore Joyce Newlin Cynthia Rathman Sheila Roe Phyllis Rowland Alice Seabright Ann Shockey Gretchen Shrader Linda Snyder Antonia Tulou Mary Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Aikens
Sara Alberti
Martha Bennett
Betty Buncutter
Donna Dick
Jo Ann Flickinger
Rebecca Lillis
Susan Lillis
Nancy Madagan
Anne Moore
Joyce Newlin
Cynthia Rathman
Sheila Roe
Phyllis Rowland
Alice Seabright
Ann Shockey
Gretchen Shrader
Linda Snyder
Antonia Tulou
Mary Williamson
G. O. Tickets Raised to Four Dollars in 1965 Budget
The Executive Council met May 24 1965 to approve raising G O tickets from three to four dollars. The move funds the 1965 66 budget and covers admission to all home football and basketball games plus assemblies. The James Wood Handley game becomes accessible for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Jerry Turner
Phyllis Rowland
Quarles
G.O
Jerry
G. O
James Wood Handley
Final issue editorial thanks Winchester Star staff
The Junior Evening Star editors express gratitude to Mr. Harry F. Byrd for space in the Winchester Evening Star, to Douglas O Connell for page setup, to Lawrence Sullivan for photography, to Jack Davis for interest, and to Booster Club girls and faculty for news. Readers are thanked for support this year.
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Evening Star
Harry F. Byrd
Winchester Evening Star
Douglas O’connell
Lawrence Sullivan
Star
Jack Davis
Booster Club
Seven Handley Teachers Bid Farewell at Year End
At Handley High, seven teachers depart the year including Mr Manges and couples the Wests and Stallings plus Mrs Cohen and Mr Schmeller. Mrs Peery and Dr Quarles also leave. The school promises change yet returns with Handley tradition intact as current staff move forward.
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Handley
Manges
West
Stallings
Cohen
Schmeller
Peery
Dr. Quarles
Medieval curfew tolls lights as townsfolk shield fires
The curfew originated in the Middle Ages as a nightly signal, often a bell toll, warning residents to extinguish or cover lights and fires for safety and privacy.
Busy Summer Programs Roll For Handley Students
Several Handley students will pursue summer study and leadership opportunities. Harry Butler joins the JESSI program at DePauw University, Michael Lovett conducts research at Roswell Park Memorial Institute, Roger Lake attends Boys State, Gretchen Shrader goes to Girls State and a journalism seminar at Richmond Polytechnic Institute, and Brenda Toan represents the area at the National Girl Scout Round-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Butler, II
Harry Butler
DePauw University
Michael Lovett
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
New York
Roger Lake
Wendall Porterfield
University of Virginia
Handley
Jessi
Boys’ State
Gretchen Shrader
Gretchen
Richmond Polytechnic Institute
Brenda Toan
Juniors Transform Gym Into Oriental Garden Scene
The gym is decorated as an Oriental garden with a giant red dragon spanning the ceiling, a Chinese pagoda housing the band at one end, an arching bridge entrance, chalk murals, and Japanese lanterns enhancing the theme.
Vivian Allen Wins Archery Tourney
Vivian Allen, a sophomore, won the archery tourney with Jenny Switzer as runner-up, both chosen from girls physical education classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Allen
Jenny Switzer
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Strayer College Bookkeeping
Jo Anna Robinson
Landis
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Mathematical Association of America
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Richard Bell
Strance
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William Statefend
Harriett Williams
Linda Ford
John Bennett
Richard Stotler
Steven Shrader
David Grim
William Mason
William Staffend
David Wright
Randolph Powers
Ann Wheeler
Ann Kalafat
Gloria Brown
Elaine Rhodes
Clark Haley
Michael Hurst
Thomas Dick
Jay Lucas
William Bayliss
Lawrence Harrison
Luther S. Hale
Mr. Craig
Bruce Armistead
Richard Ross
Charles Creager
Diane Newman
Susan Laise
Susan Clevenger
Elizabeth Melester
Sarah Glaize
Carol Haines
Kathie Eavis
Alan White
Thomas Louthan
Robert Kaval
Edward Hall
William Whitley
Michael Harper
Marilyn Braithwaite
Lauren McKeown
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Junior Evening Star
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George Morris
Elmer Sallinger
Harry Williams
Noel Slonaker
Bob Schenck
Floyd Leighton
MA. Maddox
Gary Newcome
Edward Lee
Bobby Mason
Anna Porterfield
Susan Stewart
Joyce Truslow
Kitty Conner
Susan Harper
Barbara Bush
Pam Everett
Sue Newcome
Martha Whitlock
Barbara Wiley
Barbara Thomas
Star Staff
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