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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1948
Page
5
A note from Handley High School presents the Junior Evening Star dated May 18 1948. The item indicates a student publication by Studenta and highlights school activities for that issue.
Mary Barbara LaFollette known as Barbara from Winchester lists reading as a pastime Her favorite orchestra is Ray Noble and favorite song Haunted Heart Her main interest is graduation Her ambition is college She cites home management as her favorite subject and basketball as her favorite sport
Alan Dulaney tops the senior class and earns a four year scholarship to the University of Richmond after passing a competitive qualifying exam.
Florence Harley, President, outlines plans to meet officers before year end to organize Morning Devotional services. She notes chapel services will run uninterrupted next fall and that the Monitor Commission and Honor Court are chosen. Sue Sowers, Secretary, expresses commitment and thanks supporters.
Kenneth Lake tied for second in all classes judged at Farmers Livestock Exchange with 280 of 300. Teammates Donald Smallwood and Richard McIntyre also noted. James Brown and Robert McKee won Federation quizzes and public speaking. Handley FFFA elects officers Donald Bush president Richard McIntyre vice president James Brown secretary Albert Lazzarera treasurer Kenneth Lake reporter Keith See sentinel.
Yesterday in the majors the Phillies beat the Cardinals 6-2 while the Tigers toppled the Senators 5-2. Gus Gustine led batting in the league for Pittsburgh with 425, Musial drove in 30 runs for St Louis, and Beardon and Fowler notched 3-0 pitching.
Gore rallies to a nine run victory over Boyce after a decisive five run burst.
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