Editor Cary Marshall Named Star of Next Year’s Jun or Evening Star
Cary Marshall daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peyton J. Marshall earns role as star of next year’s Jun or Evening Star. Booster club offers Hilda Taylor president and Kitty Grant secretary with sponsors Mrs. Garrabrandt and Mrs. Carter. Photo by Barr's Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Marshall
Peyton J. Marshall
Junor Evening Star
Booster Club
Hilda Taylor
Kitty Grant
Garrabrandt
Carter
Barr
Enjoyed Task Says Editor of Junior Star
The final Junior Evening Star issue closes a year of school life coverage by the Booster club. Editor Marguerite Christjohn thanks readers and contributors and wishes success to next year’s staff led by Cary Marshall at Handley.
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Junior Evening Star
Booster Club
The
Evening Star
Winchester Evening Star
Cary Marshall
Handley
Marguerite Christjohn
The Cardinal's Red Hat and Vestment History
The cardinal's red hat and vestment date to 1245 A D during the middle ages only sovereigns and princes were permitted to wear red.
Fragmented Class Poem Addressing Ralph Harry
A reflective verse recalls youth and education at Ralph Harry as students remember their school life. The poem reflects on growth, memory, and the campus as a guardian of their early voices and promises. It ends with a gaze toward an uncertain farewell to a place that shaped their fortunes.
Alma Mater Farewell Prom Dances Amid Circus Mood
Seniors celebrate with gym transformed into circus themed prom venue. Green and white streamers roses and orchids adorn outfits as couples dance to orchestra music. Newcomers join favorites on the floor while Marvin Hutchinson hosts. Rockefeller Foundation has spent over $400 million globally in 35 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Crim
Nora Chrisman
Teddy Keller
Nelle Chrisman
Anne Butler
Jimmy Brown
Marguerite Christjohn
Marvin Hutchinson
Jimmy Miller
Bonnie Seal
Barbara Darlington
John Solenberger
Westy Wright
Jimmy Whiting
Joan Butler
Bruce Capper
Florence Harley
Donald Smallwood
Jay Lowdown
Bunker Hill
Patsy
Stephenson
Bernadine Seabright
Christ Spanos
Diane Hunt
Johnny Golden
Eugene Cunningham
Janella Shade
J. B. Hyatt
Page Michael
Sonny Burkhart
Dot Lichliter
Katty Stephenson
Hutch
Kitty
Rockefeller Foundation
Handley Class of 1948 Lookback and Reflections
A senior class recounts its 12 year journey from first grade in 1936 through Handley elementary and junior high to high school seniors in 1948. They recall friend groups, war service departures, school events, a class treasury boost, a deli catessen for games, a drama titled A Recipe For Love, the prom amid a flower garden, and their year ending banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Handley Boys
Armed Service
Donald Crim
Richard Wolfe
Roberta Rinker
Peery
Garrabrandt
Ruth
Facing Life's Successes and Trials as Individuals
The passage reflects on shared classroom experiences and the broader journey of each person. It emphasizes balancing achievements with personal challenges and growth as individuals within a community.
Senior Class Last Social Meeting at Annual Banquet
The senior class held its final social gathering on June 9 in the high school cafeteria. The event used Club 48 as its theme and featured a banquet followed by a toastmaster introducing faculty members who served as nightlife staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Harry
Banquet tributes close school year with toasts and songs
Seniors toasted faculty, class officers, and the Handiian staff at the banquet. Margel McKee read the class history, George Eagle the class will, and Eddie Levi the prophecy. The event closed with a toast to the school and the singing of the Alma Mater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Margel McKee
George Eagle
Eddie Levi
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