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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1945

Page

5

Crystal Ball Gossip From Massie and Friends

A playful column combines gossip and clairvoyant musings about Massie, Betty, Ato LaRue, Anne Beverly, Blanca Dan, Donald Hildebrandt, Ray Hammer, and others. It hints at weekend escapades, letters to Peggy, Maine travel plans, and a cryptic sign-off from the Snooper alias Mr See All Know Nothing.

Gates Ato LaRue Jooms Massie Anne Beverly Dumont Ashtung Janie Barney Blanca Dan Jey Donald Hildebrandt Blanca Crystal Ball Betty Swami Ray Hammer Peggy George Ato Maine Snooper

Chatty Chatty Schoolyard Whispers at Handley

Miss Hyatt notes chatter about Charlie Robinson and a fire extinguisher. Van Johnson’s rival Tom Drake is due to perform soon at Handley with tickets selling fast. Rehearsals spark buzz as five weeks of school remain and teachers are in demand.

Miss Hyatt Charlie Robinson Anne Ato van Johnson Handley Tom St Louis Drake Louis

Senior Play Friday Night

Seniors are told the senior play is Friday night and the note urges buying tickets to avoid missing it. Bryan and Alton are mentioned in connection with a Chinese rope trick and Mr. Coe visited Handley last Friday. Virginia Ave contributed most clothing to the drive and the school is out in five weeks.

Bryan Alton Mr. Coe Handley Virginia Ave

Stamps Sale Ends Soon At School Bond Conversion Urged

A notice urges students to buy stamps within four weeks and to finish a book they are filling to convert it into a bond before school closes. The message emphasizes the 100 percent classroom stamp sale and bond conversion deadline.

Senior Interviews Highlight Handley Student Lacky Sempeles

Handley High features senior Lacky Sempeles from John Kerr who joined Handley in fourth grade. He is a football and boxing team member and a monitor, aiming to graduate and remain a civilian. June diplomas will mark his General award and send him into the world.

Lacky Sempeles Lacky Handley John Kerr Monitor Commission Lucky Birdie

Mary Lou Sprint of Handley Plans General Diploma

Mary Lou Sprint, a Handley schooladvisee from John Kerr School in fourth grade, collects records of Frank Sinatar and Johnny Mercer. She belongs to the General Organization and the Glee Club and is active in Shamrock basketball. She enjoys hiking, swimming, fishing, and ice skating and hopes to attend Madison next year.

Frank Sinatar Johnny Mercer Mary Lou Sprint Madison

Betty Striker Leads Maroons Across Sports

A writer praises Betty Striker for her impact on the Maroons in volley ball and softball. The piece notes she turns 18 next month and is set to graduate with a stenographic diploma in June, suggesting her future as a prized employee.

Maroons Betty Surley

Helen Virginia Stultz Handley High Senior Seeks Future Plans

Helen Virginia Stultz, a Handley High School senior, is known for clarinet, badminton, cycling, and her roles in Booster Club, Spanish Club, Band, and as assistant editor of the Handiian. She plans to graduate with an Academic diploma and wishes luck to a blonde Marine serving in the Pacific.

Helen Stultz Handley Virginia Avenue Helen Handiian Pacific

Jokes and quips from a meeting crowd

A string of humorous exchanges about weddings tattoos sleeping beauty and odd village tales. Short jokes end with playful punchlines and visual gags.

Judges Open Track Meet Narrowly Defeated 50 to 36

Thursday April 26 the Judges suffered a 50 to 36 loss in their first track meet with R M A. Event winners and placers include 100 yard dash first R M A second Smith third Hoover. 220 yard dash first R M A second Hoover third Powell. 440 yard dash first Smith second R M A third Powell. 880 yard dash first Taylor second R M A third R M A. high jump first R M A second R M A third Cochran. shot put Lake second R M A third R M A. javelin first Cochran with R M A third Duvall.

R. M.A R. M Smith Hoover Powell Taylor Ist Cochran Lake Ilst Duvall

Glee Club Honors Desserted Night of Song and Prizes

The program opened with The Star Spangled Banner sung by the Glee Club. Marvin Weaver awarded clothing drive prizes led by Walter Burcey who won ten dollars for the largest collection over 800 items. Room citations went to Miss Hall Virginia Avenue Miss Pearman John Kerr and Mrs Anderson Handley Elementary. The club closed with Cherubic Host Stout-Hearted Men and When Day Is Done.

Ralph Hengeveld Marvin Weaver Walter Burcey Virginia Avenue Miss Hall Miss. Pearman John Kerr Mrs. Anderson Handley Elementary Glee Club Carroll Morrow

Handley Glee Club Details Leadership and Roles

The Handley Glee Club, about seventy five high school students from ninth to twelfth grade, welcomes tryouts for membership. Miss Gwendolyn Haynes directs. They perform for Civic Clubs and school assemblies and specialize in sacred and secular music. Carroll Morrow is president with Terry Copenhaver as vice president and Ellen Largent as secretary treasurer.

Handley Glee Club Glee Club Gwendolyn Haynes Kiwanis Lion Rotary Clubs Carroll Morrow Terry Copenhaver Ellen Largent

Rome the Magician Delights Assembly Crowd

At the Wednesday assembly Rome the Magician performed tricks including a rope illusion and a white rabbit routine. Al and Bryan from the audience helped with the rope act and sparked laughter when a line about unraveling rope was made.

Rome Bryan

Vivace Girls Club Receives Special Credit For Outside Practice

The Vivace girls organized by Miss Haynes in 1944 earn praise for excellent work and willingness to practice beyond school hours. They perform 3 or 4 part pieces in secular and sacred music and will sing at the Episcopal church and Commencement. Members include Marie Garber Myrtle Cooper Dorothy Davis Betty Hurst Onile Omps Betty Rose Janet Nixon Retha Shirkey Barbara Huff Mary Sencindiver Betty Cather Mary Norris June Henshall Marty Arnold Ellen Largent Gilda Orndorff Edna Ritter.

Miss Haynes Episcopal Mets Marie Garber Myrtle Cooper Dorothy Davis Betty Hurst Onile Omps Betty Rose Janet Nixon Retha Shirkey Barbara Huff Mary Sencindiver Betty Cather Mary Norris June Henshall Marty Arnold Ellen Largent Gilda Orndorff Edna Ritter

Handlian 1946 selects editors and aims for top edition

Betty Ann Grimm is elected Editor in Chief and Bryan Minnigerode named Business Manager for the Handlian 1946. With guidance from the senior class and cooperation from staff, the annual is expected to surpass prior publications.

Betty Ann Grimm Bryan Minnigerode Betty Ann Bryan

Handley Theatre Presents Rare Stop for Ors

Handley presents a one off performance under special arrangements featuring the ors in a rare appearance. Don’t miss this chance to see the act live and enjoy a line up of entertaining numbers.

Eland Ors Handley

Local Visitors Gather in Boyce Amid Illness at Memorial Hospital

Bayliss and Roundtree families from Washington plus Mrs Garfield Clark of Silver Spring spent Sunday in Boyce due to Mrs Ethel Goodridge illness at Memorial Hospital. Ernest Adams from Washington visited his parents. Marion Roy from Washington spent the weekend here. Jackie Houston Suzanne Carr visited Leesburg relatives. Mrs Maurice Willingham from Washington visits friends. Mrs C W Shepherd visited Washington relatives. Rebecca Creamer and son visited Sgt Joseph Dawson near Lexington, recovery from Philippine battle wounds. Ollie Reid and Gladys Shepherd arrived from Norfolk last Friday.

Boyce Bayliss Washington Roundtree Garfield Clark Silver Spring Ethel Goodridge Memorial Hospital Ernest Adams C. D. Adams Marion Roy Jackie Houston Suzanne Carr Leesburg Maurice Willingham C. W. Shepherd Rebecca Creamer Charles Creamer Joseph Dawson Lexington Sgt Dawson Battle of the Phillippines Ollie Reid Gladys Shepherd Norfolk

Meaning of YP on United States naval ships

The label YP following a ship’s name denotes a patrol vessel in United States Navy markings, indicating the vessel is assigned to patrol duties rather than combat or auxiliary roles.

Local notes and visits from Brucetown community

Brucetown residents share visits from Rev and Mrs Pulcher and Miss Belle C Jobe hosts W S C S event. Owen M Swimley returns from Chicago business trip. Doris Adams visits Martinsburg relatives. Leslie Hensell from Washington spends the weekend.

Brucetown F. T. Pulcher Belle C. Jobe Owen M. Swimley Chicago Doris Adams Martinsburg W. Va Leslie Hensell Washington

Community Neighbors Share Social Visits

Mt Williams May 2. Claude Wallace Elwood Wolverton and others visit Winchester guests include Mrs. White and Pfc Raymond Spurling. Local residents Mrs K L Bell Mrs Joe Wallace Mrs Hazel Himelright call on Mrs Ralph Williams. Jim Snapp Billy Johnston visit Otto Prefitt at Opequon. Cecil Hartel family of Vienna called on Sunday.

Mt, Williams Claude Wallace Elwood Wolverton Baltimore J. Elwood White White Raymond Spurling Wilda White Winchester Ernest Ashwoods K. L. Bell Joe Wallace Hazel Himelright Ralph Williams Ivan Miller Jim Snapp Billy Johnston Otto Prefitt Opequon Cecil Hartel Vienna

Indian file marching technique in poda expedition

American Indians on an expedition moved in single file with each marcher stepping in the exact footprints of the person ahead. The last member aimed to erase the tracks to leave no trace of the line.

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