Handley High Selects General Organization Officers
Students at Handley will fill top student government posts next year. From left to right: Mary Evans chairman of Chapel Committee, Donnie Pryor judge of the Honor Court, Paul Haldeman vice president of the G O, Cliff Lewis Monitor Commission member, and Pat Brumback secretary of G O.
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Handley
Mary Evans
Donnie Pryor
Honor Court
Paul Halde
Man
G.O
Cliff Lewis
The
Monitor Commission
Pat Brumback
Edith “Deedee” Huntsberry
Kelly to Lead Junior Class in Next Year
At a recent sophomore class meeting, Mike Kelly was elected president with Susan Harper as vice president and Patricia Strosnider as secretary treasurer. Anne Claire Dick and Jack Stinnett named Junior Stand co chairmen to run the refreshments operation at home football games.
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Mike Kelly
Susan Harper
Patricia Strosnider
Anne Claire Dick
Jack Stinnett
Girls' Monogram Club elects officers for coming year
During a regular meeting last Tuesday the Girls Monogram Club chose its officers for the year. Carol Jean Smalts will serve as president and Rosanna Hodson as secretary.
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Mongram Club
Carol Jean ‘Smalts
Rosanna Hodson
Editor in Chief Anne Largent Leads Local Paper
Anne Largent serves as editor in chief with Aimee Gibson as assistant editor. The staff includes reporters Sally Scully Joyce Lake Jeri Chapman Margaret Fisher Sally Seabright Carolyn McKeever Nancy Baumgardner and others guiding coverage across sections.
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Anne Largent Assisant
Sally Scully
Joyce Lake
Jeri Chapman
Margaret Fisher
Sally Seabright
Carolyn McKeever
Nancy Baumgardner
Sandra Blosser
Valerie Bolton
Sandra Fries
Joyce Keller
Polly Bean
Nancy Bell
Rosanna Hudson
Edith Huntsberry
Marsha Pretwell
Nancy Flickinger
Choosing a High School Course of Study
The editorial urges students to thoughtfully plan next year’s classes. It stresses aligning subjects with post graduation goals, whether vocational training or college preparation, to avoid future regret and ensure future benefit.
Track Team Congratulatory Note for State Meet
The state track meet at Charlottesville on Saturday saw Joe O'Hara win the mile and Stewart Masters take second in the discus. The track team is praised for fine efforts and accomplishments.
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Charlottesville
Joe O'Hara
Stewart Masters
60s Soquibs: Student Profiles Reveal Next Year Plans
James Lawrence Jr plans Air Force service and woodwork. Betty Ann Triplett aims for Madison College with cooking talent. Brenda Jean Triplett reads as a future business teacher. Nancy Lee Triplett pursues teaching leadership. John Stuart Whetzell Jr known as Sandy plans college and easygoing life. Wendell Whitlock as Petie eyeing Marines and sports. Harold Allen Wilson as Willie to travel and hunt. Barbara Ann Yost seeks Denver visit while pursuing cooking skills.
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Brenda Jean Triplett
Brenda
Madison College
John Stuart Whetzell, Jr
Sandy
Wendell Allen
Whitlock
Petie
Marines
Harold Allen Wilson
Willie
Barbara Ann
Yost
Barbara
Denver
Colorado
Thespians Elect Officers After New Member Initiation
Thespians welcomed twelve new members at Merriman's Lane with initiation at Aimee Gibson's home. Candidates performed memorized speeches then impromptu talks before voting. Elected for next year are Mary June Aikens president David Carter vice president Karen Cowsert secretary Sally Bell historian.
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Thessan
Sputhers
Cheau
Merriman’s Lane
Aimee Gibson
Joyce Gano
Alice ©Eece Oat Coe
Iglas Fisher
Ginny Germelman
Mike Pierce
Beverly Simpson
Ann Claire Dick
Ike Wolfe
Mary June Aikens
David Carter
Karen Cowsert
Sally Bell
Joyce Searle
Softball Tourney Split Into Two Sections for Girls
The intramural softball season split into two sections to accommodate more players. Sandy Willingham captained the winning team and Judy Wolfe led the runners-up in the seventh to ninth grade tourney. Joyce Keller’s senior team faces Suzanne Boyd’s junior team in the senior high final.
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Sandy Willingham
Judy Wolfe
Joyce Keller
Suzanne Boyd
Railroad Leader Robert V. Fletcher Dies at 90
Robert V. Fletcher, 90, former president and general counsel of the Assn. of American Railroads, died Monday after a long illness in Washington.
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Railroad Assn
Washington (Ap
Robert V. Fletcher
the Assn. of
American Railroads
Fashion Show Set May 24
The annual fashion show presented by Miss Mary Bowley's sewing classes will be given on Tuesday May 24 at 2 30 p m. Parents friends and other interested persons are invited to attend.
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Mary Bowley
Handley Sends 5 Band Students to Charlottesville
Five Handley high school musicians were selected for the All-State Reading Band at the University of Virginia. From 270 applicants across 38 schools, 105 were chosen after district events in February. The January event ran from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m.
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Handley Seer
Char
Larry Boppe
Jeffrey Slonaker
Mac Stinnett
Mike Pierce
Sally Seabright
Virginia
University of Virginia
Chapel Reader and Music Units Schedule
The notice lists a May schedule with Chapel readers and hymn leaders at the Sr. High Assembly on May 18 and 20, a Handley Invitational track meet on May 11, and a May 23 to 24 sequence including a chapel reader, a fashion show, and associated performers and pianists.
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Chapel
Pete Clowe
Floyd Leighton
Bell
Sr. High Assembly
Mike Lovett
Mike Miller
Richard Bell
High Assembly
Handley
Man
Alice Carpenter
Bobby Pryor
Margaret
Air Force Attacks Rebel Hideouts in Sumatra
Indonesian air force planes conducted 15 air strikes on rebel hideouts in West Sumatra during March and April, a spokesman said today.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
West
Sumatra
Woman Dies In Warren Auto Crash
Mrs. Marjorie Marie Cooper Smith aged 27 of Front Royal was killed in a one car crash on Route 55 five miles west of Front Royal at 2 30 p m. The incident was the second fatal Warren accident of the year.
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Front Royal
Marjorie Marie Cooper Smith
Warren
Tragic Crash Claims Sherman Fox and Mrs. Smith
A February accident on Happy Creek Road killed Sherman Fox who built a homemade tractor and also claimed Mrs. Smith who died at Warren Memorial Hospital after her 1955 Ford left the road. State Trooper G C Millins said the car skidded and struck a rocky ledge after veering onto the right shoulder. Damage to the car was about 500 dollars and funeral arrangements were not yet made.
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Sherman Fox
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