Handley Bands to Present 14th Annual Spring Concert
Handley High School hosts the Handley Senior and Junior Bands in a Sunday May 14 3 p m DST concert in the auditorium. Admission is free with a free will offering collected at the end. The program features Strauss Humperdinck Wagner Holst and Rodgers and Hammerstein works including a trumpet trio and a clarinet sextet with six players named.
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Handley High School
Handley
Humperdinck
Old Man
Handley Seniors
Sandy Button
Mary Evans
Mike Pier
David Bowers
Holst
Colby
Wand
Don Lutz
Steve Ritter
Ronnie Price
Sandra Hummer
Jim Riley
Jo Ann Littrell
Sousa
Rodgers
Handley Band
Editor in Chief and staff list for newspaper
The byline credits Editor in Chief Nancy Bell with an extensive team of reporters including Marsha Fretwell Nancy Flickinger Mary Evans Deedee Huntsberry Laura Shade Rosanna Hodson Carol Jean Smalls Sandra Carpenter Mary June Aikens Joyce Bly Ginny Germelman Linda Slonaker Mary Ellen Snyder Rosalind Butler Karen Cowsert Anne Clare Dick Susan Harper and Shirley Miller.
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Nancy Bell
Marsha Fretwell
Nancy Flickinger
Mary Evans
Deedee Huntsberry
Laura Shade
Rosanna Hodson
Carol Jean Smalls
Sandra Carpenter
Mary June Aikens
Joyce Bly
Ginny Germelman
Linda Slonaker
Mary Ellen Snyder
Rosalind Butler
Karen Cowsert
Anne Clare Dick
Susan Harper
Shirley Miller
Handley Memorial Fund Drive Seeks Alumni Support
Editorial urges Handley alumni to contribute to the Judge Handley Memorial Fund. It notes high school standards and college-bound graduates, with many seniors entering college or graduate school. It emphasizes the education Handley provides and questions what the school would be without the fund’s benefactor.
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Judge Handley
Handley
Alumni Fund Drive Seeks Donations for School Budget
The Fund Committee appeals for contributions to support the annual school budget. Students benefit from the drive and alumni participation is encouraged to reach the goal. Mail your donation now.
Booster Club Names Officers and Adds Members
After the chapel service on Friday May 5 booster club president Nancy Flickinger introduced new members Ann Milton Patsy Strosnider Patricia Brumback and Jayanne Haines. They will be invited to May 10 at Carol Yeasher's home. At a May 3 meeting officers for next year were elected Karen Cowsert president Anne Clarke Dick vice president Rosa Lind Butler editor and Shirley Miller secretary treasurer.
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Booster Club
Nancy Flickinger
Ann Milton
Patsy Strosnider
Patricia Brumback
Jayanne Haines
Carol Yeashertr Sever
Karen Cowsert
Anne Clarke Dick
Junior Evening Star
Rosalind Butler
Shirley Miller
Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Selected for J.V. squads
On Friday May 5 Ann Shockey Ann Moore Barbara Dunn and Cathy Riley were chosen from 65 seventh and sixth graders to join Sus ie Lillis and Dana DiPrisco the remaining J.V. cheerleaders. The judges were Mrs Patsy Jack Miss Betty Lou Snellings and Mrs Ann Lawrence. The J.V. cheerleaders lead cheers for football and basketball games and assist varsity squads at pep rallies.
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Ann Shockey
Ann Moore
Barbara Dunn
Cathy Riley
Susie Lillis
Dana DiPrisco
J.V
Patsy Jack
Betty Lou Snellings
Ann Lawrence
Seniors Attend Rotary Meeting at George Washington Hotel
Members of the senior class were luncheon guests of the Winchester Rotary Club last Thursday at the George Washington Hotel. Dr Garland Quarles spoke and introduced the students with their important school offices. George Glass thanked the club for the delightful luncheon.
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Winchester Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Garland Quarles
George Glass
Rotary Club
Senior Profiles of Sandy Spielman and Carolyn Snider
Two high school seniors, Sandy Spielman of Martinsburg West Virginia and Carolyn Snider of Winchester, share hometowns and histories as they list favorite subjects songs pastimes and life ambitions. Sandy aims for future happiness with Charlie while Carolyn plans college and fun. both note their histories and personal aspirations.
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Sandra Marie Spielman
Martinsburg
W.va
Charlie
Carolyn Lee Snider
Carolyn
Winchester
Student Profiles Highlighting Hopes and Hobbies
Four students, Mary Ellen Snyder Mary Elizabeth Smith Robert Ernest Smith and Sharon Jaye Smith, share nicknames courses favorite subjects songs pastimes and ambitions. Snyder aims for Europe success and joy. Smith seeks lasting happiness and achievement. Bob desires happiness and success. Sharon wants a happy and prosperous life.
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Mary Elizabeth Smith
Mary
Winchester
Robert Ernest Smith
Bob
Sharon Jaye Smith
Sharon
L. A
Class of 1962 Names Officers Handiian Chiefs
A junior class meeting named next year's senior class officers. Michael Kelly will be president, Susan Harper vice president, Patsy Strosnider secretary. Luciano Cruci is editor in chief of the Handlian. In a runoff on May 5 Nancy became Handlian business manager.
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Michael Kelly
Susan Harper
Patsy Strosnider
The
Handlian
Luciano Cruci
Nancy
Schedule of chapel and club events for May with music roles
The notice lists weekly chapel readings readers and music staff for May page events. It names Rosalind Butler Anne Clare Dick Linda Slonaker May Evans Shirley Miller and others along with Thespian club Black Outs and Booster Club meetings. It also notes the District Track Meet at James Wood and executive council meetings.
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Rosalind Butler
Harper
Anne Clare Dick
Thespian Club
Linda Slonaker
May Evans
Shirley Miller
James Wood
Mac From Rochester Aims for College Through Physics
The profile highlights a Rochester New Hampshire student nicknamed Mac. He excels in science with a focus on physics and enjoys cars and music as hobbies. His ambition is to complete college.
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Mac
Rochester, N.H
Class Officers Conduct Chapel Services Across Grades
Class officers from eighth through eleventh grades led multiple chapel services last week and this week. Eighth graders included readers, song leaders, and a piano accompaniment by Angela Hines. Tenth and eleventh grade officers conducted reads and led songs while the entire eleventh grade performed Eternal Father, Strong to Save with accompaniment by Anne Clare Dick.
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Don Lutz
God
Carole Keller
Mike Kelly
Susan Harper
Patricia Strosnider
Anne Clare Dick
Handley Fund Contributions Reach $94
The Handley Fund committee thanks alumni Linda Smith Camper, Tommy Baker, Godfrey Miller, Cora Helen Fry, Mary Garland Spillman, Shirley Curl, and John Merriner for major gifts. Letters were sent to graduates from classes 53 through 60. several addresses could not be located and some mail returned due to insufficient addresses.
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Linda Smith Camper
Tommy Baker
Godfrey Miller
Cora Helen Fry
Mary Garland Spillman
Shirley Curl
John Merriner
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