Junior Evening Star Exhibits Across History Language Math
Pupils from seventh and twelfth grades present Spanish compositions on topics of interest and study English origins from Latin. History and war eras are showcased by American and Virginia history groups with Civil War and World War I displays. English dept features Victorian authors studies and Shakespeare pieces from tenth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Madoas
Virginia
Authicue Sulees
Meade
William Shakespeare
Hawaii Theme Prom Chosen by Junior Class
Readers learn the Hawaii theme for the junior prom with a large list of participating students and the invitation committee. Volunteers for refreshments include Linda Dudy Belchie Wanda Fanning Gene Foster Charlie Huntsberry Pat Lawton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
J . Billie
New
Jatol P
Karten
Mary
Stubbs
Barley
Mike
Lewis
Fredmars James
Tom
Dennis Derry
John Massie
Alan
Nora
Ann Riley
Sandra Kay
Ritter
Ann Simpson
Donna Tompson
Jim Upson
Bill Bauserman
Bill Copenhaver
Fred Armstrong
Rodney Cowley
Pam Lee
John ‘Swiger
John Rice Scott
Jim ‘Bauserman
Beverly Coffin
Willis Ligon
Martha Stras
John Friel
Marsha Newell
Joy Schmidt
Pat Me
Elaine Trenary
Stephen White
Darlene Himes
Jane Holsinger
Sharon Moore
Suzan Bly
Handley Clubs Rehearse for Talent Show
Several Handley clubs prepare acts for a cafeteria talent show. Library Club will perform a kitchen band, Senior High Glee Club a barber shop quartet, Girls’ Informat Club a skit, The Hungry Five will sing, and junior varsity and varsity cheerleaders will present pom possibilities.
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Handley
Library Club
Senior High Glee Club
Iogram Club
Handley Hatters Win District Track Championship
Handley Hatters claimed the Group IB Northwestern District title at James Wood with Dennis Hinkle breaking shot put and discus records. Qualifiers for the state meet in Lexington include Richard Dick, Barney Stine, Jimmy Wilkins, Dennis Hinkle, Gene Fisher, John Dick, and Steve Bauserman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood
Dennis Hinkle
Richard Dick
Barney Stine
Jimmy Wilkins
Gene Fisher
John Dick
Steve Bauserman
Lexington
Thespian Club Initiates New Members
New members were initiated at the home of John Himelright and others including Anne Dunlap Martha Bennett John Bennett Homer Alberti and Sally Bush. After the initiations refreshments were provided by Alice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ig Ogen bin Club
John Himelright
Anne Dunlap
Martha Bennett
John Bennett
Homer Alberti
Corucray Tm My Catelyn Crisman
Arbara Nold
Sally Bush
Alice
Intermediate Band Concert at Handley Middle School
The Handley Intermediate Band under Miss Mary Jo Sween performed a concert on Wednesday May 8 for the Junior High. Selections included Banners Blue March Thespian Overture Tchaikovsky Waltz for Strings Copa Cabana and Samba Ta Nuit Panis Angelicus and Allegiance to Liberty March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Intermediate Band
Mary Jo. Sween
Five Handley Students Named in State Competition
Handley high school honors five seniors for statewide achievements. Lisa Huffman tied for first in spelling at the forensic tournament, earning second place and prize money. Peter March and John Stea l were selected as Virginia students to join a UVA summer electronics program. Fleming William School Roanoke will host activities, then researchers move to Fort Monmouth NJ. Ronnie Bucher earned a spot in a UPI summer math statistics and computing program at VPI among 28 of 400 applicants.
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Handley
Lisa Huffman
Peter March
John Steal
Virginia
University of Virginia
Fleming William School
Roanoke
U. S. Signal Corps Research and Development Laboratory
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Ronnie Bucher
VPI
Juniors Elect Handlian Class Officers
The junior class met on May 7 and elected Jim Riley editor-in-chief and Carol Prettyman business manager for the 1964 Handlian. On May 8 the senior class elected Bell president, Susan Bly vice-president, and Clowe Campbell secretary for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Riley
Carol Prettyman
Bell
Susan Bly
Clowe Campbell
Busy Bee 63 Class Portraits Reflect City Youth
A fragment from a yearbook style page captures students Betty Rogers Kitty Jo Chuck Bobby Bill and others from Hagerstown Winchester Alexandria and Keyser. They state plans to work or attend technical institutes and list studies including English shorthand woodwork chemistry and history with hobbies like radio and record listening.
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Chuck
Danville Technical Institute
Alexandria
Offton
Bobby
Navy
Keyser
W. Va
Personal Reflections Highlight Carol Shade's Creative Path
Carolyn Lee Shade discusses her nickname Carol and her dedication to commercial art. She notes enjoying sanded textures and the joy of working hard at creative pursuits.
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Carolyn Lee Shade
Carol
Sales and Events at Powhatan Fun Festival
Patrons of Powhatan School are urged to attend the Fun Festival on Saturday afternoon. Highlights include a Country Auction at 3 p.m. featuring a jeep, refrigerator, air conditioner, farm equipment and small items. May baskets, a Flower Show display, a Book Sale and the Wet Sponge Game plus the Mouse Game entertain all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powhatan School
Kenneth Robinson
Ed Lee
Powhatan
Etc
Laymen Fellowship to Meet and Report on Soft Ball Team
Laymen's Fellowship of the First Congregational Italian Church will gather at the Parish House tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. President W N Swiggett will preside. A devotional service precedes a Special Committee report on the church league slow pitch softball team, including equipment needs and other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yemik
First Congregational Itian Church
Massanetta Springs
Dear Abby and the bitter edge of advice columns
A reader proposes charging her flirtatious husband ten dollars per wink to curb infidelity and endure public shaming. Abby cautions that this hidden rule may drive behavior underground and fail. Multiple letters cover spaghetti etiquette and college applications urging students to study now.
Largest gas fired steam generator for Texas Power
Combustioner Inc reports building the largest natural gas fired steam generator in the world for Texas Power and Light. The unit will have an estimated capacity of 500000 kilowatts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Combustioner Inc
Texas Power & Light Co
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Philippines
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
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Handlian
Busy Bee
Betty J. Rogers
Tadies
Betty
Cape
Kathryn Anne Roe
Kitty
Hagerstown
JO Ann Sager
Winchester
Julius Salmon
Robert Y. Saville
William F. Schenck,jr
Bill
University of Richmond
New London
Conn
William A. Sealock
Front Royal
United States
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Emmy Gay
Lynchburg
Pat
Vace Club
Laymen’s Fellowship
Rockfeller Foundation
Abby
Abigail van Buren
Sandra
LMDA
George Washington
Loudoun Street
China
B-Jay
Dress Dept
General Electric
NEMA
National
Memlenturers Association
Ares
Boscawen ST
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