Handley High Places Third in Latin Tourney
The 35th Latin Tournament by the Virginia Classical Association was held across Virginia centers on April 11, 1964. Handley High School sent 15 students and ranked third in Class A Latin scores, narrowly behind Frances Hammond of Alexandria and Douglas Freeman of Richmond. Honors went to Mary in Latin I Michael Lovett Alice Seabright and Darlene Himes for strong prose results.
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Handley’ High School
Handley
Frances Hamemond
Alexandria
Douglas Freeman
Richmond
Mary
Michael Lovett
Alice Seabright
Darlene Himes
Students Honor Benefactors in Annual Pilgrimage
Tomorrow the Handley Band leads Winchester Public Schools students to Mt. Hebron Cemetery to honor Judge John Handley and other city school benefactors. Each pupil will place flowers on graves as the band plays God of Our Fathers Abide With Me and Taps before year end dismissal.
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Winchester Public Schools
Mt. Hebron
Judge John Handley
Judge Handley
Three Handley Students Published in National Poetry Anthology
Three Handley High School students Mary Maccubbin a senior Reginald Schoonover a senior and Mary Jane Clements a sophomore have poems selected for the National High School Poetry Anthology. The anthology showcases outstanding high school poetry and recognizes these students.
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Handley
Mary Maccubbin
Reginald Schoonover
Mary Jane Clements
Susan Goode
Gerrabrandt
Reggie Schoonover
Mary Jane Clement
JAA Awards Banquet Honors Local Athletes
The Judges Athletic Association held its seventh annual awards banquet on May 27 at Lee-Jackson Restaurant. Gene Fisher won both Track and Basketball awards, Larry Bell and John Dick earned football honors, Fred Shoemaker received the all round athlete award, and John Miller got the $500 scholarship. Arlington hosted 5000 for Memorial Day observances with Gen Ulysses S Grant as guest and James A Jarfield delivering the oration.
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the Judges Athletic Association
Lee - Jackson
Maddox
Sibert
Gene Fisher
Larry Bell
John Dick
Fred Shoemaker
John Miller
Handley
Judges Athletic Association
Arlington
Gen
Ulysses S. Grant
James A. Jarfield
Awards Assembly Honors Students
The May 27 awards assembly in the auditorium recognized Junior and Senior High students. Librarian Mrs Lichliter honored 12 Senior Library Club members while Mr Landis announced Thespian of the Year Thomas Lee and Mr Criag presented Science Fair prizes to Joan Lovett, Billy Sutton, Ann Hortenstine, Penelope Grace, and others.
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Lehnior
Frye
Sandra Morrison
Ann Saville
Mr. Landis
Thomas Lee
Mr. Criag
Joan Lovett
Billy Sutton
Ann Hortenstine
Penelope Grace
Senior Class of 1964 to Graduate Thursday Night
On Thursday June 11 the Senior Class of 1964 will graduate from John Handley High School. The ceremony includes a processional invocation by Rev Paul E Dick Handley Glee Club led by Neil Stallings Barbara Blackburn performs One World and The Last Words of David Miss Susan Goode gives the Salvatory address and Gene Fisher presents the class gift to Jerry Turner who becomes 1965 General Organization president. Leadership transfers from Lawrence Bell to George Weidig as 1965 Class president. Valedictory by Linda Mallory and diplomas and awards by Dr Quarles followed by Alma Mater and Benediction.
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Linda Mallory
Susan Goode
Larry Bell
Gene Fisher
John Handley High School
Paul E. Dick
Neil Stallings
Handley Glee Club
Barbara Blackburn
David
Jerry Turner
Lawrence Bell
George Weidig
Dr. Quarles
Chevelle Malibu Wagon Promo During Trade N Travel Time
Trade N Travel Time ends soon at your Chevrolet dealer with 11 Chevelle models including wagons coupes sedans and convertibles. The ad touts curved side windows rust resistant rocker panels vinyl seating and broad choices for a summer buy.
Handley Athletes Earn Letters and Honors in Multiple Sports
The article lists students receiving letters in football and track, volleyball and basketball trophies, and golf awards. It highlights All Sports Award recipients Larry Bell Gene Fisher and Fred Shoemaker, plus additional letter winners and team managers, with praise for faculty and student support.
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Connie McFarland
Bonnie Clark
Alice Smith
Carol Davis
Joan Weller
Lucille Friel
Cheryl Groves
Donna Wilkins
Drusilla Koonce
Ellen Kelly
Judy Wiener
Elaine Rhodes
Martha Bennett
Susan Spurling
Sharlyn Jenkins
Ann Sprint
Hillyard
Michael Berry
Lewis Campbell
Park Plumbly
Douglas Anderson
Siebert
Fred Shoemaker
John Dick
Richard Dick
Walter Stine
Bryant Nickerson
Gene Fisher
Larry Bell
Gary Baylis
Garnett Miller
Thomas Lee
Campgrounds Added Boost National Park Capacity
Since 1963 twenty five new campgrounds were opened, expanding total facilities to 519 and capable of accommodating 26 626 families each night.
Literary Scholastic Awards Presented to Local Students
An assembly honored students for Latin prowess and general scholastic achievement. Certificates went to Darlene Himes and John Massie for four years of Latin, with honors to Latin I recipients Steven Shrader Bonnie McKeown Mary Christine Miller and others. Joe Powers earned top test scores in math history and special poetry and short story awards were given to multiple 9th 12th grade students.
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Ronald Buecher
Alan Nola
John Rice
John
Frye
Mr. Gray
Thomas Beavers
Frederick Lineburg
Ivan Stubbs
Andrew Gott
Thomas Cave
Mr. Duvall
Dennis Compton
Raymond Campbell
James Bauserman
Fred Shoemaker
Rodney Cowley
Joette Bailey
Claudia Adams
Sherry Joe Cain
Ruth Fowler
Meg Greene
Susan Harper
Miss Barr
Darlene Himes
John Massie
Virginia Classical Association
Mary Christine Miller
Steven Shrader
Bonnie McKeown
Maribeth Watts
Alice Seabright
Michael Lovett
Sherrard
Joe Powers
Judy Belchie
Booster Club
Mary Jane Clement
Steve Hoover
Jim Riley
May Maccubbin
Awards Honors Summer School Latin at Handley
Winners named for various language and English categories include Peter March for Boys Public Speaking and Darlene Himes for Girls Poetry Reading. Fourth year award to Susan Goode for Girls Prose Reading and Spanish II. Gene Fisher receives special leadership award for outstanding school spirit. Dr. Quarles closes remarks.
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Jerry Turner
Phillis Rowland
Harry Butler
John Bennett
William Miller
Suzan Bly
Alan White
Michael Shade
Alan Noia
Susan Anderson
Reggie Schoonover
Mary Jane Clement
Ann March
Mary Williamson
Julie Bowen
Dreusilla Koonce
Lisa Ruffman
Claudia Adams
Linda Mallory
Howard Cahill
Michael Lovett
Susan Goode
Phyllis Rowland
Stuent
Gene Fisher
Gene
Handley
Dr. Quarles
Last Chapel Service and Upcoming Class of 1964 Events
The Senior Class held its final chapel with readings by Larry Bell and Suz an Bly and songs by John Miller and Darlene Himes. Upcoming events include a senior banquet at Lee Jackson Restaurant at 6:00, a prom at Handley gym at 9:00, and graduation at 8:00 on Thursday June 11.
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Clowe Campbell
Larry Bell
Suzan Bly
Ronnie Gore
Handley
John Miller
Darlene Himes
Winchester Public School
Mount Hebron
Lee-Jackson Restaurant
Handley Gym
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