Newspaper Staff Roster Listing Editors And Reporters
The document lists editorial staff including Editor Ann Sirbaugh and Assistant Editor Betty Jo Johnson and a large roster of reporters such as Gayle Crabill Sally Dunn Pat Pugh Susan Bierer Sus an Crisman and many others. The names span multiple contributors across the newsroom as part of the local paper’s masthead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Sirbaugh
Betty Jo Johnson
Gayle Crabill
Sally Dunn
Pat Pugh
Susan Bierer
Susan Crisman
Genevieve McConey
Joan Miller
Ann Sullivan
Judy Argenbright
Lora Bowman
Pat Mills
Margaret Shumate
Virginia Athey
Diane Dunlap
Shanda Kiser
Elizabeth Lacey
Kaye MacKean
Evelyn Riley
Martha Rose Whitten
Handley seniors win honors amid school pride
Editorial urges students to consider how actions reflect on Handley as a whole. It highlights John Kater and Richard Lewis as valedictorian and salutatorian, notes their roles on clubs, contests, and awards, and stresses shared responsibility for school reputation.
Handley Students Urge Self-Reflection and Courtesy
Handley Student Body calls on the majority to condemn the few who misbehave. They urge respect for public property, reward for Handley’s good name, and pride in their student body's reputation. The message invites the student body to assess attitudes and uphold standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Hanley
Shendon Heads Monogram Club Officers Elected
The Boys' Monogram Club met May 13 in the health room during advisory to elect officers for the 1958 59 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Monogram Club
New Officers Named for Local Group
Bill Shendon is elected president with Sonny Sibert as vice president and Woody O’Hara serving as secretary. The trio will lead the organization through upcoming events and initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Shendon
Sonny Sibert
Woody O'Hara
Library Club Holds Election
At the last meeting of the Library Club new officers were elected Veerie Stickley as President Sandra Carper as vice president and Loretta Sisler as secretary treasurer Susan Nichols was appointed committee chair to plan a club picnic. All junior girls in the club join the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Club
Veerie Stickley
Sandra Carper
Loretta Sisler
Susan Nichols
Girls' Monogram Club Elects Gavis
The Girls Monogram Club elected Kay Gavis as president succeeding Ann Bailey and Janet Newlin as secretary succeeding Susan Bierer. Anne Pennypacker was named to handle food for the annual picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monogram Club
Kay Gavis
Ann Bailey
Susan Bierer
Janet Newlin
Anne Pennypacker
Rotary Club Entertains Seniors Luncheon
The Rotary Club hosted a senior luncheon Thursday at the George Washington Hotel. Charles Toan opened the program and introduced Dr. Garland R. Quarles who then introduced Archie L. Frye and sponsors of the senior class, Paul Rhodes and Eloise Strader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
George Washington Hotel
Charles Toan
Garland R. Quarles
Quarles
Archie L. Frye
William Jones
Eloise Strader
Paul Rhodes
Paul
Rotary Club
Senior Banquet and Prom Committees Named
With graduation near, seniors organize events. Banquet chairmen include Carroll Wilson and Sue Coverstone with Paul Rhodes as toastmaster. Prom committees list chairs and members for invitations, decorations, cleanup, refreshments, and band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rhodes
Carroll Wilson
Anne Sullivan
Sue Coverstone
Butch Jones
Mike Hart
Richard Comer
Susan Eddy
Romola Mullins
Carolyn Hughes
Sally Madden
Ann Sirbaugh
Richard Lewis
John Kater
Margaret Shumate
Gayle Shumate
Tommy Glass
Booster Club Invites Three New Members
Booster Club announces three new junior members: Kay Gavis Janet Newlin and Susan Nichols. Initiation was held Monday at Susan Bierer's home. Sponsors are Mrs Ray Garrabrandt and Miss Eloise Strader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Crabill
Chapel
Susan Bierer
Kay Gavis
Janet Newlin
Susan Nichols
Ray Garrabrandt
Eloise Strader
Annual Fashion Show Thursday Presented by Sewing Classes
On Thursday May 22 at 2 30 p m the annual fashion show presented by the sewing classes of Miss Mary Box ley will be held in Handley Auditorium. Eighty five eighth grade girls will model dresses from simple to formal and the advanced group will show a broader range of outfits. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boxley
Handley Auditorium
Thespian Club Initiation Set For May Twenty Second
The Thespian Club plans its annual initiation on Thursday night May 22. New members from Junior and Senior High School include Douglas Loy David Carter Mary J Knee Sandy Fries Joyce Keller Virginia Sturm Janet Bish Elaine Boyer Sally Scully Veerie Stickley Albert Argenbright Valerie Bolton Carol Reed and Jimmy Sirbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Loy
David Carter
Mary J. Knee Sandy Fries
Joyce Keller
Virginia Sturm
Janet Bish
Elaine Boyer
Sally Scully
Veerie Stickley
Albert Argenbright
Valerie Bolton
Carol Reed
Jimmy Sirbaugh
Junior Class Orders Rings
The Junior Class has begun ordering their Senior rings amid excitement and anticipation. The piece encourages juniors to place their orders to ensure the milestone becomes a reality.
Copper's role grows as metals battle shifts and markets change
Copper fights to regain ground amid recession and substitute metals while expanding into military and civilian uses. Copper heatsinks in missiles and copper alloys in rocket components support heat resistance during re entry. New civilian uses include heat pumps and fusion powered systems.
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York
United States
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
School Bell Rings Next September
A brief note signals the start of classes next September with anticipation for students and staff returning to the campus routines.
1959 Senior Class Officers Elected
Next year's Senior Class officers and sponsors were selected at an eleventh grade meeting held Friday May 9. Those serving this year were unanimously re elected. Benny Butler will serve as president of the Class of 1959. Bill Shendon and Martha Rose Whitten will be vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. Sponsors for the class are Mrs Fore and Mr Holcombe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Butler
Bill Shendon
Martha Rose Whitten
Fore
Holcombe
Winchester Clarke Garden Club Wins State Award
The Winchester Clarke Garden Club was one of three in Virginia to win a state award for conservation at the 38th Garden Club of Virginia meeting in Lexington. Mrs. Stuart Row and Mrs. R. E. Byrd attended, with proceeds from Garden Week totaling 39713 dollars. Proposals included restoring the Adam Thoroughgood House garden and opposing Capitol enlargement in Washington.
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Winchester - Clarke Garden Club
Garden Club of Virginia
Stuart Row
R. E. Byrd
Lexington
Little Garden Club
E. W. Barr
W. H. Lawrence, Jr
Massie
Garden
Adam Thoroughgood
Princess Anne Couny
Garden Club of
Virginia
Capitol Building
Washington
Princess Anne
Blue Ridge
Garden Study Group
Martinsville
New 43rd Member Club Elects Officers for Two-Year Term
The 43rd member club elected officers for the next two years. Mrs. James Gordon Smith of Greenwood was chosen president, with Mrs. Burdette S. Wright of Leesburg as first vice president and Mrs. E Ashton Sale of Martinsville as second vice president. Mrs. James Bland Martin of Gloucester became treasurer, while Mrs. R Cecil Garlick Jr of Charlottesville was recording secretary and Mrs. George Benoit of Fredericksburg the corresponding secretary. Directors named were Mrs. Verneon M. Geddy of Williamsburg and Mrs. Nathan Bundy of Virginia Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gordon Smith
Greenwood
Burdette S. Wright
Leesburg
E. Ashton Sale
Martinsville
James Bland Martin
Gloucester
R. Cecil Garlick, Jr
Charlottesville
George Benoit
Fredericksburg
Corersponding
Cooking Demonstration Sponsored by Pagebrook Millwood Labs
White Post residents learn a cooking demonstration at the parish hall on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The event is open to the public and sponsored by the Pagebrook and Millwood Home Demonstration labs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Post
Pagebrook
Millwood
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John
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Dill’s
TOY Store
Loudoun
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Winchester, Va
Winchester Concrete
Welltown Pike
Shendon Heads Monogram Club
HFC
Household Finance
America
Pany
Paymts
N. Tendom
J.C. Penny Store
Mohawk
Girls’ Monogram Club
Gavis
Shoecenter
Loudoun St
Graham Nelson
Bonnie Cein
Harriet Miller
Russell Potts
Agnes Massie
Rosslyn Hughes
Jenny Fisher
Darrell Tallman
Judy Cather
Booster Club
Thespian Club
N. Cameron
Winchester
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
Rogerie
Verneon M. Geddy
Williamsburg
Nathan Bundy
Virginia Beach
Ortho
Miller's Hardware
N. Loudoun St
General Electric
Anderson
E. Boscawen St
Detroit
Edsel Look
Edsel Division
Ford Motor CO
Edsel
Kern Motor Co
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