Awards and Letters Presented at Last Assembly Period
Yesterday afternoon the student body held the final assembly of the 1951 52 school year. Teachers awarded magna cum laude certificates to seniors and Latin State Tournament honors to top Latin students. Monograms and bars were given to girls meeting academic and activity thresholds, and letters awarded to boys for football basketball and track contributions. Library Club certificates and literary awards followed as staff announced the year’s recognitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peery
Ann Arthur
Helen Boyd
Margaret Ducknall
Betty Kendall
Peggy Long
Ann Weatherholtz
Jack Carr
David Rickard
Jonathan Rosenberger
Beverley Whiting
Stephen Brown
Earl Fauver
Jean Anderson
Carolyn Conemaver
Ellen Creger
Jane Garber
Loma Good
Jackie Jones
Phllis Moulden
Biddy Pollard
Millie Sunderlin
Donna Lou Anderon
Joyce Binner
Billie Creser
Mary Williams
Wilbur Kersey
James Blackburn
Meredith Boyd
James Robertson
Wesley Dibeler
Robert Solenberger
Irvine Cather
Paul Hillyard
William Minor
Jimmy Carroll
Jack Dunn
John Geiglein
Garland Clark
Ronald Coffman
Warren Larrick
James McFadden
Robert Orndorff
Carlin Smith
William Thompson
Caroll Shiley
Hugh Luby
George Haymaker
William Godhenour
Lewis Binner
Strother Shiley
Charles Crisman
Robert Gipe
James Om
Carol Fowler
Ellan Funkhouser
Alice Glover
Susan Godlove
Charlene Grim
Colleen Rogers
Joe Ann Sager
Charlotte Sirbaugh
Bessie Smalts
Carroll Stuart
Suzannae aWtson
Editorial Team List
Editorial staff includes Margaret Duckwall as Editor Leslie Miller as Assistant Editor and reporters Ann Arthur Helen Boyd Ann Weatherholtz Peggy Long Mr Hale and Freda Seldon for the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Duckwall
Leslie Miller
Ann Arthur
Helen Boyd
Ann Weatherholtz
Peggy Long
Mr. Hale
Freda Seldon
Handley Seniors Celebrate Farewell and Future
Editorial notes the Handley High School 1952 seniors finishing their careers and entering business and college. It thanks the Winchester Evening Star for publishing space and the booster club, reporters, and Mrs Garrabrandt for guidance. It applauds Nancy Quarles and Lillian Solenberger as next year's junior editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Junior Evening Star
Winchester Evening Star
Garrabrandt
Booster Club
Nancy Quarles
Lillian Solenberger
Final Chapel Service Closes Year With Senior Song
The last chapel of the year was held yesterday morning led by Robert Solenberger with reader David Keen and song leader Marshall Crisman. At the close, the Senior Class sang their song Memories led by Warren Larrick and Peggy Long accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Solenberger
David Keen
Marshall Crisman
Phyllis Fansler
Warren Larrick
Peggy Long
School Awards Honor Numerous Students Across Disciplines
Literary prizes go to Ann Arthur Ann Bowers Pat Ebert Jack Carr Phil Stultz Joe Ann Sager Nancy Quarles Clay Carr Stephen Brown Philip Groves and others. Booster Club honors Ronald Shickle Carolyn Arnold Barbara Hoskensmith Carol Fowlers Shirley Hauptman Patricia Ann Carper. Eleven and twelve grade winners include Ann Bakers Patricia Ebert and Phil Stultz. Mr Fry announces wildlife essay and AAUW art prizes with several oil painting winners. Seven faculty will not return next year including Miss Sutton Miss Brooks Mr Cazer Mrs Mitchell Mr Thompson Mr Cooper and Mr Lacina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arthur
Ann Bowers
Pat Ebert
Jack Carr
Phil Stultz
Joe Ann Sager
Nancy Quarles
Clay Carr
Stephen Brown
Philip Groves
Joyce Butler
Sally Getzendanner
Freda Seldon
Booster Club
Ronald Shickle
Carolyn Arnold
Barbara Hoskensmith
Carol Fowlers
Shirley Hauptman
Patricia Ann Carper
Ann Bakers
Patricia Ebert
Fry
Barbara Brown
Mary Lou Startzman
Dorothy Daugherty
Hilda Good
Sue Anderson
Judy Anderson
Nahtna Cave
Miss Sutton
Brooks
Cazer
Myr. Mitchell
Thompson
Cooper
Lacina
Two Handley Seniors Win Arion Award for Music Merit
Winchester Lions honor Handley High School seniors Margaret Duckwall and Jim Marco with the Arion Award for musical achievement. Duckwall, active in Glee Club Vivace and A Capella Choir, has served as pianist in school groups and chapel. Marco, band member since 1947, led as Captain in 1951 and is President of the Concert Band, with All State and Tri State Band selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lions Club of
Winchester
Handley
Glee Club
Arion
Margaret Duckwall
Jim Marco
Jim
Senior Interviews Highlight Jo Sager and Evangeline Proposals
Two students featured for future plans and school activities Jo Sager is set to study nursing after high school with talents in art, sports and leadership roles. Evangeline aims for missionary work in Cuba, praising a warm personality and badminton involvement along with lunchroom duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Church of God Prophesy
Evangeline
Dot Handley Student Shines In Archery And Service
Known for her bright smile Dot is an archery champion and avid swimmer at Handley high school. She participates in Junior Stand and Junior Play Committee and belongs to the General Organization. Her aim is to join the Women's Air Force and gain recognition through her work and friendliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot
Women’s Air Force
Handley
George to enter forestry field after high school
Even tempered George shows strong interest in forestry and conservation. He will start at Y P I next fall to pursue this field. He belonged to Lupton Horticultural Club, enjoyed Gardening, and served two seasons as Varsity Basketball Manager. He sang in Latin Choir as a Freshman and Sophomore and was Junior Red Cross Representative in ’48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Y P. 1
Lupton Horticultural Club
Red Cross
Class of 1952 members pursue religious vocations
Several 1952 graduates plan religious vocations led by Evangeline Herron whose path toward faith ministry is noted by the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Herron
Betty Sigros Led Handlian Art Team In 1952
Betty Sigros directed the Handlian art staff for the 1952 edition and earned recognition by entering the Blue Ridge Art Contest. She served on the Football Dance Committee Junior Dance Committee and belonged to the Junior High Glee Club and Lupton Horticultural Club as secretary. Her notable honor was being named Best Looking girl in the Senior Class and crowned Princess Handley at the Apple Blossom Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Joe Ann Sager
Library Club
Handiian
Blue Ridge
Betty Sigros
Betty
Lupton Horticultural Club
Princess Handley
Phil shines through chatter and humor on school scene
Noted for her laughter and witty remarks Phil is active on dance committees and Junior Stand Two, enjoys Library Club and Thespian Players, and produced the poem Silence of Life which earned a distinguished rating in the state creative writing contest. She served on the Literary Staff of the HANDLIAN and favors English. Her future remains undecided but her people skills suggest success in any path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Library Club
Thespian Players
Handlian
Ellen A. Wants To Be Secretary And Prominent Student
Ellen plans a future as a secretary based on her love of English and typing. She participates in Junior Dance Committee Junior Play Committee Volley Ball Junior Stand and Library Club for three years, highlighting a broad school activity profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Library Club
Senior Year Triumphs and Wide Circles of Friends
The note highlights a student who remains active in her senior year, achieving success and winning many friends wherever she goes. Her strong social ties and ongoing involvement illustrate a well-rounded, popular presence on campus.
Imo shines as witty classmate with broad club work
Imo, seen by peers as a future Imogene Coca, mixes humor with serious effort. She has four years in the Glee Club, three in Vivace, one in A Capella Choir, and one in Booster Club while leading on dance and play committees and class projects. She enjoys piano for Newton D. Baker Hospital, stamps, sheet music, and postcards and hopes to travel the world someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imo
Imogene Coca
Glee Club
Vivace Club
Booster Club
Handlian
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Kenneth Wilson Senior Class Leader and Apple Blossom George Washington
Kenneth Wilson, tallest in the Senior Class and Apple Blossom George Washington actor, avoids the draft like other seniors. He dances, works on his car, and goes to the movies in spare time. At school he served on dance committees and played basketball in ’49 and helped Lupton Horticulture Club for two years. He aims to be a millionaire and will likely excel in any chosen vocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wilson
George Washington
Ken
Nnamural
Lupton Horticulture Club
Kenneth
75 Seniors To Graduate Tonight At Handley High
The Class of 1952 will receive diplomas at 8 p m. A small class of 75, Handley High School showcases long hours by staff and students. Rev J S Duckwall opens with invocation. Glee Club and A Capella Choir perform pieces including Star Spangled Banner and Czechoslovakian Dance Song. Salutatory and Valedictory given by Fred Stine and Clay Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
JS. Duckwall
Glee Club
A Capella
Marvin Hutchinson
Fred Stine
Clay Carr
Graduation program details with gifts and leadership transfer
Gift by Wilbur Kersey to Hugh Luby and the transfer of the Symbol of Leadership by Alan Oates to President James Carroll are scheduled. Delivery of diplomas and awards will be by Superintendent Garland R Quaries, with the program closing in the Alma Mater and Benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Kersey
Hugh Luby
Alan Oates
James Carroll
Garland R Quaries
More Names Added To Handlian Staff
The 1953 Handlian announces its staff lineup with Sally Getzendanner as Editor and Jimmy Omps named assistant. Other chairmen include Carolyn Copen haver photography, Bobby Henry, Typing Mary Williams, Literary Kitty Clark, Features Janet Garber and Peggy Haymaker, Girls Athletics Ellen Dreger, Boys Athletics Wesley Dibeler, Art Lee Rathman and Cia Sigros, Circulation Billy Thompson, Advertising Joyce Binner and Eugene Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handlian
Sally Getzendanner
Jimmy Omps
Carolyn Copenhaver
Bobby Henry
Mary Williams
Kitty Clark
Donna Anderson
Janet Garber
Peggy Haymaker
Ellen Dreger
Wesley Dibeler
Lee Rathman
CIA Sigros
Billy Thompson
Joyce Binner
Eugene Adams
Handley Proms Colorful Undersea Themed Dances
The Handley prom events were held Friday for the Seniors and Monday after the Senior Banquet. Juniors decorated the gym with an underwater scene and silver sea horses to enhance the sea theme. Seniors led the final dances and thanked everyone who helped make the events memorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gove
Toasts At Senior Banquet Highlight Class Honors
Last night before the Senior Prom the banquet featured toasts to teachers and classmates. Alan Oates introduced speakers including Wilbur Kersey Margaret Duckwall Betty Peer Betty Kendall Fred Seldon Helen Boyd Freddy Stine Ann Arthur Peggy Long Peggy Keller Irvine Cather David Rickard Beverley Whiting Jack Carr and others. John Massey read the Class History Denny Wingfield read the Class Will and Warren Larrick offered the Class Prophecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Oates
Wilbur Kersey
Quarles
Margaret Duckwall
Pry Betty Peer
Corkey
Betty Kendall
Overcash
Fred Seldon
Mitchell
Helen Boyd
Freddy Stine
Binker
Ann Arthur
Handlian
Peggy Long
Peggy Keller
Seniors Hold Signing Party
A backyard Signing Party at Peggy Long's last Wednesday drew seniors who collected autographs from friends. Dennis Wingfield served as master of ceremonies and recorded remarks from nearly everyone, later revealing everyone sounded similar on the playback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Long
Dennis Wingfield
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Dorothy Pope
George Quarles
Evangeline Heron
Ellen Mae Funkhouser
Imogene March
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H. P
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