Booster Club Elects New Officers for 1950 51
The Booster Club held a regular meeting electing officers for 1950 51. Mary Martha Eisenberg was named president, Virginia Marco secretary treasurer, Jane Barry editor of the Junior Evening Star, and Diane Hunt assistant editor.
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Mary Martha Eisenberg
Virginia Marco
Jane Barry
Junior Evening Star
Diane Hunt
Mary Martha
Elizabeth Browning
Anna Fleming
Jane Sowers
Sue Fritzi Emmerth
Ray
Manuel Sempeles Named Monitor Commission Chair
Mandieys well known full back Manuel Sempeles is appointed to lead the Monitor Commission. He is noted for athletic achievement in Varsity Football basketball and track and for sportsmanship. He has been Monogram Club member and chaired the Refreshment Committee at dances.
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Mandiey
Sempeles
Monitor Commission
Ing
Manuel
Anuel
Monogram Club
Ars
Library Club elects new officers for next year
Library Club holds elections Thursday as all current officers are seniors. Virginia Marco becomes president, Betty Davis vice president, and Rene Hauptman secretary and treasurer, promising a successful year ahead.
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Library Club
Virginia Marco
Patsy Levi
Betty Davis
Patsy Way
Rene Hauptman
June Butler
Cheerleaders choose seven for next year at meeting
At a Friday meeting the group voted to have seven cheerleaders next year. Three veterans Arlene Weakley Dot Pangle and Sue Sowers will remain. Four new girls will be chosen after tryouts before the Student Body in September. A head cheerleader will be elected from the older group after selection.
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Arlene Weakley
Dot Pangle
Sue Sowers
Pep the Runaway Dog and Dinner Time
In elementary notes Betty Grove reports six grade students and their projects in health and history. Miss Carson's class learned about community health with a visit from Mr. Thompson and a Bloodmobile and explored Winchester's hospital sewage and streets. Mrs McFadden's room created a Stone Age to modern timeline with group made pictures.
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Miss Carson
Winchester
Mr. Thompson
Handley Faculty Member Engaged to Pamplin Woman
Richmond Times Dispatch reports Mr Wood of Handley faculty engaged to Miss June Clark of Pamplin. Wedding planned for June. Student body and faculty extend congratulations.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Wood
Handley
June Clark
Pamplin
Honor Court Elects Chief Justice and Members
The Honor Court for the coming year opened Friday with Susan Sowers elected chief justice. Sowers, active in school affairs, serves as president of the Junior Class and participates in the Glee Club A Capella Choir Vivace Club Dramatic Club Library Club and cheerleader. Other members named for 1950 1951 are Wilbur Kersey Sally Getzendanner Freddy Stine Jimmy Robinson and Carol Stewart.
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Susan Sowers
Sue
Wilbur Kersey
Sally Getzendanner
Freddy Stine
Jimmy Robinson
Carol Stewart
Handley Second in State Meet at Charlottesville
Handley finished a close second to Highland Springs in the Virginia State Track Meet at Charlottesville by a margin of 55 to 6. Jimmy Lawrence won the 440 in 6:51.8, breaking the 1940 record, and the Handley mile relay team Lawrence Minor Robertson and Wilson set a new state record in 3:38.2. Seven Handley boys scored five points or more, including Sempeles, Lawrence, Wingfield, Blackburn, Minor, Robertson and Wilson.
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Handley
Highland Springs
Charlottesville
Jimmy Lawrence
Lawrence
Minor
Robertson
Wilson
V. L
Sempeles
Wingfield
Blackburn
Latin Party Crowded Gym Night Yields Prize
The annual Latin Party was held Friday night in the Gym. The fortune telling booth was crowded and Ginny Wentz won the door prize. Diane Hunt was titled Venus and Bobby Anderson Apollo. The event called one of the best ever.
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Venus
Diane Hunt
Apollo
Bobby Anderson
Ginny Wentz
Girls Monogram Club elects 1950 51 officers
At the regular meeting the Girls Monogram Club elected officers for 1950 51 Dorothy Riley as president Connie Shull as vice president Ann Snider as secretary Riley succeeds Patsy Clevenger Shull succeeds Connie Spaid Snider succeeds Connie Shull Sponsors are Miss Bently and Miss Pulley.
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Girls Monogram Club
Dorothy Riley
Connie Shull
Ann Snider
Patsy Clevenger
Connie Spaid
Miss Bently
Miss Pulley
Junior Class Elects Officers for Next Year
The Junior Class held a Wednesday meeting electing Ronnie Wilson as president Jimmy Lawrence as vice president and Joyce Quick as secretary treasurer for next year Dick Brumback was chosen overall chairman of the Junior Senior Prom Committee Chairs were Jane Barry refreshments Marilyn Hamburger entertainment Carolyn Stanley decoration Jeanette Dove publicity Diane Hunt invitations and Paul Hotinger tickets.
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Ronnie Wilson
Jimmy Lawrence
Joyce Quick
Dick Brumback
Jane Barry
Marilyn Hamburger
Carolyn Stanley
Jeanette Dove
Diane Hunt
Paul Hotinger
Ava Gardner Denies Romance With Frank Sinatra
Ava Gardner says she is not in love with Frank Sinatra or planning to marry him. She notes romance reports are imaginary while filming in Tossa del Mar Spain and states she is not in love with her new leading man.
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Ava
Frank Sinatra
Tossa del Mar
Spain
Ava Gardner
Ee Sinatra
Hollywood
Sinatra
Miss Gardner
Spanish Bull
Sinatra visit halts Ava Gardner film in Spain
Fighter Mario Cabre announced plans to marry Miss Gardner and expressed sadness over Frank Sinatra's visit. Sinatra arrived in Spain to rest from a throat infection, denying plans to see Gardner and saying he would depart for Paris and London on Thursday.
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Mario Cabre
Miss Gardner
Sinatra
Ava
Spain
Paris
London
Lumbering More Dangerous Than Mining In 1948
The Bureau of Mines reports injuries per man hour in lumbering at 49.04 percent versus 46.09 percent in mining, making lumbering the more dangerous occupation in 1948.
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W C. A
Bureau of Mines
No historical basis for Last Supper Judas Iscariot tale
The report states there is no historical grounding for the claim tying the figures in Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper to Our Lord and Judas Iscariot. No credible evidence supports the theory.
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Our
Judas Iscariot
Raed da Vinci
Bible School Planned in Berryville Hosts Craft Work
Berryville will host a Vacation Bible School from June 12 to 23 with Mrs. Garland M. Canter as superintendent. Citizens are asked to donate empty Morton's salt boxes or other round pasteboard containers at the Berryville Red Cross office for handicraft projects.
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Berryville
Union Vacation Bible School
Garland M. Canter
Morton
Red Cross
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Marilyn Burger
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Shirley
Preda Seldon
Sally Pratt
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Jeanne Davis
Simms Mies Rhinehart
Booster Club
Pep
Betty Grove
Mrs. Shade
Echide We You
Mexico
Breyers
Honor Court Elections
Latin Party
Shengas
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WELRY
AAV AL
Mercury
America
Grand Canyon
AAA
George Washington Garage
Loudoun St
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