Girls Monogram Club Tops Faculty In Close Battle
The Girls Monogram Club defeated the Faculty 23 to 22 after twenty four minutes of action in a spirited game. Joyce Binner led the Monogram Club with 12 points while Mrs Senciadiver scored 11 for the Faculty in a standout showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monogram Club
Jim Blackburn
Mrs. Senciadiver
Joyce Binner
Handley Gaym
Girls Monogram Club
Jonn Handley
Poin
Rebecca Daucherty Pine
Pdha Jagiello
Ann Shull Wiener
Foo Lazarrera
Sara Daugier
Anne Snyder
Mary Williams
Billie Creger
Janet Garber
Millie Sanderlin
Jean Anderson
Biddy Pollard
Jackie Jones
Loma Good
Carolyn Copennave
U S Will Continue To Protect Formosa
Navy Secretary Dan A Kimball said the United States would protect Formosa regardless of Korea truce talks. He called Formosa and nearby channels the extent of Nationalist China and noted Seventh Fleet elements are on assignment to deter a Communist invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipeh
Formosa
Us& Navy
Dan A Kimball
United States
Korea
Senior Girls Plan Assembly Program Rumor
Chatter mentions an upcoming Senior girls assembly program amid rumors about alarm clocks in Room 24 and playful mischief by Senior boys. The note hints at consequences for knives and wood-engraving tools left in study hall and references past funny happenings in classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chater
Crippled Doll Aids Polio Girl Recovery Therapy
In Grand Junction Colorado a seven year old girl named Betty Starks paralyzed by spinal polio gains new hope through a therapy using a miniature doll with braces. The doll's braces mirror Bettys own and she manipulates it for hours daily, providing hand and arm exercise to rebuild muscles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Colo
Betty Starks
Chester C. Haddan
Denver
Betty
Haddan
National Research Council
Festival Spirit Invades Handley
Spring brings Apple Blossom season to Handley High School as glee club and band rehearse daily. Students and teachers adjust to festival preparations with pageant rehearsals underway and school hours interrupted by concert drills.
Rules and regulations for a safer school
Editorial urges obedience to school rules as common sense protection. It argues rules prevent accidents, promote safety, and train good citizens for participation in government, urging students to respect laws and law enforcement officers within the school community.
Library Club Party Sets Spring Atmosphere
The gym hosted the Library Club Party with a Spring theme last Friday night. Bobby Grubbs drummed, Beverly Whiting played Tenderly, and a trio sang Sin and In the Evening by the Moonlight. Winners of the Number Dance were Sue Anderson and Sonny Cather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Club
Bobby Grubbs
Beverly Whiting
Paul Clevenger
Rodmery Levi
Sonny Bursey
Sue Anderson
Sonny Cather
Thespian Party Set by Thespian Players on March 28
The Thespian Players announce a party Friday night March 28 1952 with committee chairmen Invitations Shirley Hauptman Refreshments Susan Larrick Entertainment Peggy Haymaker Decoration Ann Arthur Publicity Freda Seldon Tickets Pat Shank. The group promises a great SUCCESS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Thespian Players
Shirley Hauptman
Susan Larrick
Peggy Haymaker
Ann Arthur
Freda Seldon
Pat Shank
Editorial Staff At Local Paper Names Editors
The article lists editorial leadership and reporting staff including Margaret Ducknall as Editor and Leslie Miller as Assistant Editor with reporters Freda Seldon Pengy Long Gail Hodson Alice Glover Betty Kendall Kitty Clark Helen Boyd and Ann Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ducknall
Leslie Miller
Asst
Freda Seldon
Pengy Long
Gail Hodson
Alice Glover
Betty Kendall
Kitty Clark
Helen Boyd
Ann Arthur
Senior Interviews Spotlight Alan Oates and Class Leaders
The senior yearbook feature highlights Alan Oates as president and a key contributor to activities, sports, and the Handley community. It profiles Ann Farrar Arthur as editor in chief and a multi talent leader, Patsy Boyer with musical drive, and John Geigle in‑deed a hardworking team helper with school spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Oates
Alan
John Handley
National Guard
Cork Street Christian Church
Washington
D.C
Lynchburg College
Ann Farrar
Arthur Ann
Brownette
The
Handlian
Ann
American Legion
Charlottesville
Handley
Hollins College
Patsy Boyer
Handley Elementary Classes Engage in Local History Projects
Mrs Eaton's sixth grade makes historical pictures of Winchester and studies power types. Miss Nicholas's fourth grade explores countries and draws dolls and scenes. Miss Carson's fifth grade creates a group mural on the Festival and Apple industry activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Eaton
Winchester
Miss Nicholas
Miss Carson
Chapel services lead by Solenberger and devotions by Richard
Last week Chapel services featured Robert Solenberger as leader and David Richard delivering devotions. Betty Funk led singing with Patricia Boyer at the piano and Room 25 offered special music Monday morning with "Are Ye Able" under Shirley Hauptman's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Solenberger
David Richard
Betty Funk
Patricia Boyer
Room 25
Shirley Hauptman
Prominent Student Profiles Highlight School Involvement
The narrative profiles two seniors John and Mary Lou focusing on school activities. John is praised for sports participation and stage work while Mary Lou is noted for Library Club Science Club Junior Stand and Photographs Staff engagement. Mary Lou aspires to Westhampton College studying Religious Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou
Martinsburg
Library Club
Handiian
Westhampton College
William Harding Jackson Portrait of a CIA Leader
William Harding Jackson born March 25 1901 in Nashville Tennessee son of a farmer rose from army intelligence officer in World War II to colonel and deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency a Princeton and Harvard Law School graduate and lawyer who later partnered in an investment firm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harding Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
Central Intelligence Agency
Walter Bedell Smith Jackson
Princeton
Harvard Law School
Hamoins Jackson
Miss Helen Massey to Address Kiwanis Club
Miss Helen Massey Girl Scout Commissioner will speak at the Kiwanis luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 p m at the George Washington Hotel Films from 1951 Girl Scout camps will be shown Narrators Mrs Ballie Cappy Saxe and Lillian Solen berger will introduce each film
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Massey
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
D Balliie
Shawnee
Cappy Saxe
Lillian Solenberger
Camp
White Rock
Last Bottle of Beer Bottled by Decatur Brewing Co
M R Carroll president of the Decatur Bottling Co found an old beer bottle in the vault on the site of the old brewery. A note attached read Last bottle of beer bottled by Decatur Brewing Co Aug 17 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur, Ill
M. R. Carroll
Decatur Bottling Co
Decatur Brewing Co
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Meritorius
Ann Bowers
Philomena Stultz
Jo Ann Sagar
Florida
Pat Ebert
Jo Ann Sager
Monogram
U.S
Science Service
Ieee
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Editorial
Thespian Party
Patsy
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Pat
John Geiglein
John
Milton
Pennsylvania
PLAK@ PRODUCTS CORPORATION
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Handley Elementary
Hudson
Mary Lou Watson
Kiwanis
Danvers
the Food Center
Loudoun St
Esskay
Schinderberg
T. J. Kurdle Co
Flak Products Corp
Brunswick, N. J
Sateway
Smatiton Syl Week
Bood Housekeeping
N. Loudoun St
Winchester's Shopping Center
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