Stephens City School Days page notes and personalities
A collage of school updates from Stephens City includes faculty reports from Sylvia-Anna DeHaven Ruth Parker and Virginia Stickley with remarks on a regional conference at Madison College and a Gold Award victory. Student items feature Rhodelle Whitacre and home life poems by Edgar A Guest, class transfers and grade reports as well as 8 C A planning for a district meeting on April 18 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Ayler
Virginia Stickley
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Hiser
Ter
Miller School
Billy Brendle
A. P. Starling
Dr. Ansberry
University of Virginia
Ansberry
Alfred
Lee
Lilian Athey
F F A Visit Highlights Stephens City Chapter Meeting
The Stephens City Future Farmers of America held its March 21 meeting at 12 30 P M with Robert Richard presiding. Officers chose Richard Boyd as baseball team captain and Harold Bolen as manager. A trip was planned and a 30 minute radio program on WFMD Frederick Maryland was approved with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Howard
Stephens City
Future Farmers of America
Priday
Robert Richard
F. A
Richard Boyd
Harold Bolen
Home Management and the Model Home in Stephens City High
In our Home Economics course students treat homemaking as a serious art and science. The program covers The Home and the Family, Family Income and Its Expenditure, Planning and Furnishing the Home, Care of the Home, Time Use, Advancement Needs, and Child Care and Development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City High School
First Grade Mourns Departures as Welch Siblings Move
The first grade records with sadness the loss of PearI Welch and Guy Welch who have moved out of the county. Colleen Barham has relocated to Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sealock
Front Royal
Alva Miller
Manassas
Audrey Oats
Winchester
Virginia
Pearl Welch
Guy Welch
Colleen Barham
Winches
Shoes vanish and schemes unfold at Stephens City High
At lunch sophomore girls plot to hide Peggy Rennie’s shoe. Ella Sargent, Isabelle Sheetz, and Dorothy Warren conspire to keep it missing, tying it to a light bulb string. The incident echoes a prior prank when Katherine Smith’s Cinderella slipper vanished, sparking a rift but no lasting harm. The column closes with a question about Britain’s wartime costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Rennie
Ella Sargent
Isabelle Sheetz
Dorothy Warren
Ella
Peggy
Front
Stephens City High
Katherine Smith
Louise Sager
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sylvia
Anna Marie DeHaven
Ruth Parker
Ann Isabelle Sheets
Esther Parker
Kathryn Venable
Frank Brumback
Rebecca Eber
Hitler
U. S
England
Berlin
Miller
Institute of World Affairs
Reader’s Digest
Europe
Thnt
Ruby LaFollette
Peggy Pangle
Rhodelle Whitacre
Brucetown
Newton Pippin
Rhodelle
Methodist Church
Edgar A. Guest
Dad
D Brick
Mary Gay Marker
Nancy Perry
Paxton Orndorff
James Bowman
Ann Lemley
Clark Purcell
Purcell
Mildred Painter
Mildred
Betty Blue
George W. Kurtz
GEO. Washington Garage
Loudoun St
Geo
Barnsley
Florence Wickless
Florence
Winchester. Furniture CO
Sopho
Great Britain
House of Commons
Washington
Miami
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pritts
Sellocs
Patka
Parker Wilder
Tedie
Glo Papas
Ve Ene Fox OF
Hag
Raylass
Caen
Reefers Dressmaker Coats
Felts Fabrics
Miss & Matrons
Baylass
Port Oxfords
Chlloren
N. Londoun St
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