Honor Roll for Fifth Six Weeks Announced
The Honor Roll lists high achieving students across grades 8 through 12. Notable names include Gay Anderson Beth Austin Laurie Brown Patty Crim Jane Crum and many others across 12th to 8th grades, with numerous entries per class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Anderson
Beth Austin
Laurie Brown
Patty Crim
Jane Crum
C. Leison Dem
Patricia Embrey
Ate Deanna Bas
Cindy Easter
Rey Janell Halverson
Robin Hoover
Bonnie Lange
Debbie Lebo
Helen
Jody Lineburg
Sharon Manuel
Tony Marino
Pamela Mills
Judy McCarty
Linda Martin
Pam Neale
Diane Nojia
Judy Perry
Jane Saville
Pet Stover
Kathye Stratton
Mary Parsons
Brenda Willingham
William Eaton
Doug Saffellt
Carmen Banks
Donna Beatty
Wanda Brisco
Karen Bursey
Molly Chapman
Karen Creager
Robin Dehaven
Mary Jackson
Lindy Larrick
Diane Manuel
Elaine Resta
Jeanne Tomblin
Cindy Zirkle
Doug Barnett
Bob Green
Doug Hill
Doug Strosnider
Karen Barrett
Janet Bowman
Cynthia Burke
Ann Campbell
Princess Dailey
Lynette Dellinger
Karen Fuller
Elizabeth Harris
Edith Jones
Kathee Kernan
Nancy Knight
Karen Lineburg
Bev Maul
Judy MacLellan
Gail Mason
Janet Smallwood
Becky Webster
Tom Austin
Louis Bell
Charles Burns
Alan Carwile
Ron Clark
Chip Craig
Mike Fitzgerald
Rodney Keller
Steve Marquess
Charles Miller
Waynesboro High Concert Choir Leaves Handley Audience Charmed
Waynesboro High School concert choir directed by Roger Zimmerman entertained Handley students on May 11. The 50 member ensemble performed 16th Century pieces, pop standards, a trumpet solo, and a jazzy Peace on Earth number with guitar piano and drums. The choir closed with The Lord Bless You and Keep You and a playful Dry Bones routine. Director Douglas Russell praised the versatility from early into modern styles and the choir's stage presence and student attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro High School
Roger Zimmerman
Handley
Douglas Russell
Co Editors Named for Gavel Publication
The Gavel announces next year staff with Sue Catlett and Doug Hill as co editors. John Schroth serves as art editor and Bill Armstrong as sports editor. Judy MacLellan handles writing features with Warren Bowman as news editor. Mona Garber oversees circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavel
Sue Catlett
Doug Hill
John Schroth
Bill Armstrong
Judy MacLellan
Mona Garber
Warren Bowman
DECA Breakfast Newswith Bernard Grove Speaker
DECA held a breakfast on March 12 at the Lee Jackson Restaurant. Guest speaker Bernard Grove presented a film and spoke on the Virginia Lions Eye Bank program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Deca
Lee Jackson
Bernard Grove
Mr. Grove
Virginia Lions Club
Staff List From Mary King Editorial Desk
The report shows Kathye Stratton as editor in chief and a team of editors and reporters. Senior reporters include Beth Austin Susie Cooper Mary Dickson Pam Garber Irene Hammer Phyllis Kline Debbie Lebo Leslie Louthan Pam Neale Diana Noia Judy Perry Liz Tsatsios Olivia Watts and Brenda Willingham Stephany Snyder. Junior reporters include Susan Arthur Marsha Blosser Helena Butler Fay Dutton Betty Learned Libby Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary King
Kathye Stratton
Beth Austin
Susie Cooper
Mary Dickson
Pam Garber
Irene Hammer
Phyllis Kline
Debbie Lebo
Leslie Louthan
Pam Neale
Diana Noia
Judy Perry
Liz Tsatsios
Olivia Watts
Brenda Willingham
Stephany Snyder
Susan Arthur
Marsha Blosser
Helena’ Butler
Fay Dutton
Betty Learned
Libby’ Moore
Handley Band to Stage 24th Spring Concert Friday Night
The Handley Band opens its 24th annual Spring Concert on Friday May 21 at 8 PM led by Gaylen Strance. The 84 member Concert Band will perform Oldham and Hale 650 East Concert March James Jager Prometheus Overture and other works. The Clarinet Choir and Handley Stage Band also perform with free admission and optional donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Band
Gaylen Strance
Strance
650 East
Oldham and Hale
Robert Jager
Handley
Winchester
Osterling
Rodgers and Hart
Evans
Mills and Reed
Acropolis
Dedrick
Doc’’ Severinson
Piland
Faculty Defeats Monogram Club in Volleyball
The Girls Monogram Club was upset by female faculty members in a 2-1 match last Thursday in preparation for Handley versus James Wood. Next game set for Handley gym at 7 p.m. Thursday May 20. Officer slate chosen: President Mary Frye Vice-president Wanda Brisco Secretary Becky Carper and Point chairman B J Manuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monogram Club
Handley
James Wood
Monogram
Handley Gym
Girls’ Monogram Club
Mary Frye
Wanda Brisco
Becky Carper
B.J. Manuel
Walk Committee Heads Selected At Handley School Walk
Handley students rush to secure sponsors for the local Walk for Development this Saturday. Teachers and administrators seek donors while walk cards list sponsors for Mr. Bagnar Mr. Foreman and other staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Bugnar
Mr. Bugnar
Handley
Bagnar
Foreman
John Eavis
Rene Valentine
Lon Seward
Brenda Willingham
WEA
Bill Ratliff
David Thompson
Nancy Nixon
Isherwood Speaks at Musselman NHS Induction
Handley guidance counselor and J.V. coach Mr. Isherwood addressed Musselman High School in Bunker Hill West Virginia for the National Honor Society induction. He outlined the four NHS qualities scholarship leadership character and service and urged students and parents to develop them to tackle issues like pollution rights and Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isherwood
Handley
Musselman High School
Bunker Hill
West Va
National Honor Society
Vietnam
Philibin Elected Key Club President at May Meeting
At the May 13 Key Club meeting Danny Philibin received the gavel as president elect from retiring president Kit Molden. Mike March won the Sandy Niinger Award for outstanding service to the club, and Dale Anderson and Kit Molden were honored with gifts for their service this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit Molden
Danny Philibin
Key Club
Mike March
Sandy Niinger
Dale Anderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richmond Collegiate Schools
Tom Albright
Vicki Grim
Tim Melester
Waynesboro Choir
DECA
Statt
The
Junior Evening Star
Handley High School Booster Club
Don Shirley
Mr. Bagnar
Leslie and
Philibin
Miller's Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Beauty College of Winchester
W. Piccadilly St
Potomac Edison
Allegheny Power
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