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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
13
In fall 1961 Miss Pannill was named to Who's Who of American Women for her many achievements. The Garden Gossip notes her farewell from the faculty as she plans to remain in Winchester, valued by the students she taught and helped.
President Samuel Heltzel read the scripture at the chapel service held May 30. After the Lord s Prayer the Senior High Glee Club performed The Creation under Neil Stallings direction.
Three Handley High School students will attend Virginia Girls and Boys State from July 7 to 13. Judy Belchie is Booster Club president, Gene Fisher heads the General Organization, and Ronald Gore serves as chief judge of the Honorary unit sponsored by the peers Legion.
The article lists the Handlian staff by department including editorial Susie Anderson Dee Nola Linda Mallory Ronald Gore Anne Kern Barbara Nold John Massie Ann Ril Seabiaptld Peter March editor Charles Huntsberry Meg Greene Michael Berry Ellen Jones Tom Lee James Up son Elaine Trenary and Carolyn Kilsoy Dwight Miller Dwight Mler Paul Cramn Ronald Morris Thomas Michael Joyce Saville Judy Belchie Advertising staff Jerry Kerr editor Darlene Himes Terry Yost Joe Powers Dennis Derry Ronald Bucher Carolyn Crisman James Farmer Susan Goode Ann Saville ey Willis Suzan Bly Susie O Neal Anne Simpson Mary Maccubbin Circulation staff Lewis Campbell editor John Dick Rodney Cowley Scott Atkinson Jennifer Mumpower Thomas Cain Pat Smith Colleen Bly Fred Armstrong Catherine Lofton Bill Bauserman Sandra Morrison Typing staff Mary Greenwell editor Pat Petrie Sherry Cain Mary Stubbs Kay Lawrence Karen Shull Beverley Coffin Diane Carper Carolyn Crider Ann Full a Joy Schmidt Jeri Cres With this able staff and the en
Partial OCR fragment suggests plans and expectations for the 1964 Handlian year. The text hints at promises of success and ongoing preparation aimed at youth activities and programs.
The Juniors defeated the Freshman team 8 to 4 to close the girls intramural season. Junior players listed include JoAnne Patterson as captain Susan Morrison Marilyn O Hara Anne Saville Mary Scully Anne Simpson and Bonnie Williams. The runner up squad featured Linda Sirbaugh captain Gail Burke Barbara Bush Shelia Clark June Glover Alexis Jackson Betty Maphis Brenda Lee Joyce Newlin and Linda Pultz.
A year ending display in the Main Hall showcases metal and woodwork class efforts directed by Jack Duvall and Ansel Gray. Dennis Hinkle wins first in second year woodwork for cherry two drawer drop leaf end tables. Rodney Cowley captures first in first year for a cherry blanket chest. Second prize goes to Fred Shumaker for a cherry oval top drop leaf dining table.
In the metal shop contest, John Rinker won first prize for the second-year group, Earl Willey earned second, Steve Lewis led the first-year class with a first prize and Chickle took second. Numerous students displayed projects including trays, letter openers, ly dish es, and fruit bowls, judged on quality quantity and classroom attitude toward instructor and peers.
The Senior Class conducted the final chapel of the year yesterday morning. Sam Heltzel led the flag salute as General Organization president, followed by Douglas Killian guiding the student body in song. The seniors sang their class song Our Handley directed by Don Lutz with Linda Garber as accompanist and lyricist.
An assembly recognized students for literary pins and contest entries across Latin I to III Spanish and language tournaments. Betsy Baker received a good citizenship award. Gary Streit named Thespian of the Year. Certificates were awarded to Joyce Rice, Don Lutz, Caroline Page, Nancy Aikens, and Darren Himes for Latin success.
William Schenck led the morning chapel as Senior Class president. The service closed with the entire student body praying together the Lord's Prayer.
Ronni, a Monticello native, enjoys English history and art and looks forward to becoming an elementary school teacher. Sheri Whitney, born in Fredericksburg, Virginia, loves Spanish and English and plans to attend West Hampton next year at Handley High.
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