Betty Haymaker Elected President of Handley High Booster Club
Betty Haymaker was elected president of the Handley High Booster Club during the May 3 election after school. Barbara Sturm became Editor of the Junior Evening Star, with Ann Wemeldorf as Vice President and Assistant Editor, Mary Kaknis as Secretary Treasurer, and sponsors Mrs Garrabrandt and Eloise Strader named for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster Club
Betty Haymaker
Evening Star
Barbara Sturm
Ann Wemeldorf
Mary Kaknis
Garrabrandt
Eloise Strader
Sophomore Class Names Officers for Next Year
Last Tuesday the Sophomore class elected co chairmen Mary Ruth Whitten and Garvin Walters. Mary Ruth active in Glee Vivace and A Capella, Thespian Library and Chapel Committees. Sonny in Glee A Capella and Latin Choir. former Science and Latin Tournament member. Wednesday officers for next year elected Tommy Baker president Sammy Long vice president Martha Butler secretary, a role she has held since eighth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth Whitten
Garvin Walters
Mary Ruth
Glee Club
Vivace Club
Thespian Club
Library Club
Sonny
Science Club
Tommy Baker
Sammy Long
Martha Butler
Thespian Club Cancels Play For Time Constraints
The Thespian Club met Thursday in the auditorium to discuss officers for 1954 55 and ways to recruit members. With no time to prepare the scheduled play the project was cancelled and members consider future activities and more plays next year.
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Thespian Club
Juniors Still Planning Prom
Juniors quietly plan the Junior Prom as preparations begin for the social event of the season. Seniors’ rings for next year have already been ordered and class officers will be elected this week.
Peer Chapel Leader Led General Organization Week
Alan Peer served as chapel leader last week at the General Organization. Linda Smith acted as pianist and Margaret Crisman led songs while Granville Snyder read the selections during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Peer
Linda Smith
Margaret Crisman
Granville Snyder
Whoso would be a man must be a nonconformist
Editorial discusses Emersons Self Reliance urging readers to maintain self confidence and self reliance by resisting conformity. It argues nonconformity earns true individuality despite social disapproval and questions if worth sacrificing societal praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Emerson
Joyce Butler
Post Apple Blossom Assembly Highlights Pageant Impact
Clarence F. Schenck and Mr. Quarles spoke at the Apple Blossom Festival assembly praising civic participation and democracy. The pageant featured 1548 parts with 1200 participants, 1502 costumes, 40 musical selections, and 89 staff members on duty, with student Joyce Butler offering thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence F. Schenck
Quarles
Ann Hollar
Handley Girls Parade on Apple Blossom Floats
Many Handley students ride local floats in the Apple Blossom parade. Notable riders include Jackie Jones and Joyce Luttler on various club floats, Handley’s princess Diane Laign on the princess float, and numerous Honorary Fire Chief and club entries such as Est ger Dearing and Judy Grove on artistic and commercial divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Jackie Jones
Friendship Fire Company
Louise, Leight
Clearbrook Fire Company
Margaret Crisman
South End Fire Company
Pat Cahill
Rouss Fire Company
Joyce Luttler
Barbara Sturm
Suzie Barr
Charlene Grim
Carolyn Wheeler
Kiwanis Club
Prise
Chamber of Commerce
Esther Dearing
Patty Garber
Sylvia Stine
Exchange Club
Ann Basserman
Duffs Diner
Judy Grove
Carol Mumpower
Diana Bauserman
Suzanne Carr
Mary Bruce Rhodes
Huntsberry
Susan Larrick
Helen Womeldorf
Howard Johnson
Martha
Susan Butler
Elks Club
Retail Merchants Association
Mary Garland Spillman
Sandra Lineburg
Carolyn Coffman
Laura Mae Button
Helen Solenberger
Sally Dunn
Mary Lee Malden
Janet Peters
Judy Argenbright
Anna Margaret Smalls
Sally Madden
Susan Eddy
Sharon Glaize
Diane Laign
Princess
Local Teens Invited to Winchester Road-e-o Contest
The Winchester teen age Road-e-o is set for June 5 at Kerr Street opposite WINC. Eligible entrants are teens with driving permits, both boys and girls. Local winner earns an all expense trip to the state contest in Portsmouth on June 9 to compete for a spot in the national event in Washington, D. C. August 10-14 with $3,100 in scholarships. National contest is backed by U Jaycees Liberty Mutual and American Trucking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Kerr Street
WINC
Portsmouth
Virginia
Washington, D. C
U. Jaycees
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
American Trucking Association
Lewis Binner
Jaycee Entry Blanks Available at Molden Electric
Dick Rhodes or any Jaycee. Entry blanks may be picked up at Molden Electric Company. The deadline for entry is five o'clock p.m. on June 4.
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Dick Rhodes
Jaycee
Molden Electric Company
Senior Interviews SIDNEY HAMILTON SHULL
A feature profile of Sidney Hamilton Shull from Middletown, highlighting his background, favorite sport softball, love of math, and admiration for the Ray An orchestra. The piece appears continued on page 6 column 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Hamilton Shull
Middletown
Ray An
Also Mentioned on This Page
Junior Evening Star
Handley High School
Handley High Booster Club
Essotane
Amother
Esso Standard Oil Company
Esso
Ann Mason
Kathy Flory
Judy Blum
Janet Keller
Cookie Fowler
Anne Womeldorf
Annette Masters
Suzanne Rosenberger
Editorial
Handley Girls
H. C. Christianson
Berryville
Mercury
America
Ed Sullivan
D.S.T
WTOP
George Washington Garage
Loudoun St
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