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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1951
Page
3
An editorial encourages exploring new interests this summer. Try one practical project or part time job to gain experience, meet people, and enjoy the process while making the season productive.
Winchester stores will be closed all day Wednesday May 30 in observance of Memorial Day. Officials urge shoppers to plan ahead as businesses suspend operations for the holiday.
Adrian LaRue serves aboard the USS Boxer in Korean waters. Glenn LaVecchia, US Marine Corps, is on the western front in Korea. Bobby Dale, US Air Corps, is hospitalized in Pocoa. Gayle DeHaven, US Air Corps, studies as a Fareagan at Arizona State Co. Edgar White is aboard the USS Tacoma now in Korean waters. John Jones studies as a clerk-typist at Francis E. Warren AFB Cheyenne Wyoming.
Thursday's gathering featured Mr. Crozier of the National Humane Society outlining the organization's aims and city efforts to prevent animal cruelty. Miss Bobbie, introduced by Mr. Browning, urged students to visit the SPCA display in Loudoun.
Virginia Avenue School wrapped up Be Kind To Animals Week with a student dog show judged by Dr. Mark McHale J Pickney Arthur and Edwin T Snider. Over 400 people watched as ribbons were awarded and prizes gifted by local businesses while Mrs Judges assisted by Mrs Howard White Mrs Billy Forney and Mrs Lemuel Brown.
Virginia Marco led chapel services this week with June Spring at the piano. Joyce Quick directed song on Monday and Wednesday while Joyce Binner led Friday activities. A Junior girls sextet performed Look Away to Heaven on Wednesday and the Science Club Choir sang Sweet Hour of Prayer on Friday.
A fragment mentions Miss Brooks fourth period physical education class with girls outperforming boys in archery. It notes Robin on averages a hit per period and compares to three faculty members Mr Thompson Mr Strance and Mr Maddox who also hit near once per period.
D J A Trio with Raymond Dick Ronnie Johnson and Eugene Adams opened the program entertaining students with Jazz Pizzicato and other pieces. The Glee Club led by Miss Haynes performed old favorites and popular tunes leading into a group sing along. Senior Girl’s Glee Club closed with So Long It’s Been Good to Know Ya as all joined on the chorus.
The Class of 1951 endures a hectic period with many social events and intensive study for final exams beginning today. A luncheon at the George Washington Hotel and a evening rehearsal at Handley Auditorium precede a May 18 gathering at Ann Adams' home to sign yearbook keepsakes.
Saturday evening Diane Hunt Nancy Slonaker Sally Pratt and Gretchen Armstrong hosted a Seniors picnic and hot dog roast. The Baccalaureate Sermon is set for June 3 with the Senior Banquet and Prom on June 6. Graduation for the Class of 1951 follows on June 7.
Junella, described as the best looking in Handley’s senior class, serves as Apple Blossom Festival princess and acts with the Thespian Players. Her favorite subject is English and football, and she plans to work for the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington next year.
Hair is cited as the Beau Brumme of the senior class. He played varsity basketball for two years and competed in track for three. He belongs to the Monogram Club, favors chemistry, and lists September Song and Woody Herman as musical interests.
A profile highlights Connie as a top sports and sportsmanship figure. She captains basketball and volleyball teams, manages badminton, and was named Queen of Athletics at the Athletic Hop. Her musical tastes include My Heart Cries For You and Gene Krupa's orchestra.
Connie, a cheerful senior, is celebrated as the cutest girl in the senior class. She has participated in many school activities, excelled in girls athletics, served as manager in 1949 50, and been a member of the Monogram Club and Cultural Club. Her ambition is to graduate and become a successful homemaker.
Nancy Slonaker, a senior at Handley High, is renowned for wit and versatility. She has starred in acapella and Latin choirs, served on Handian staff, and contributed to publicity for the Senior Play, Junior Prom, and Athletic Hop. Her hobbies include swimming, cooking, and sewing as she aims to excel in all school tasks.
A profile of Jo, a pianist in the Concert and Military Bands, secretary of the Concert Band, and student who favors bookkeeping and football. She loves Vaughan Monroe and the tune Harbor Lights and plans to settle down in marriage after high school, projecting a cheerful, helpful persona.
The Woodmen of World and the Odd Fellows plan Annual Memorial Services Sunday at Mt Hebron Cemetery on June 3 replacing June 10. Members meet at the Odd Fellows Hall at 2 30 p m and march to the cemetery. If rain the service moves to the Armory.
Newburgh New York reports a 36 hour night training exercise for 210000 civilian career members of the ground observer corps to begin Saturday morning June 23 with participants including Kent Ghoe and Virginia in the roster.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff during the late tenure of President William D. Leahy included Army General George C. Marshall as Chairman with Navy Admiral William D. Leahy serving as a guiding senior figure. Other members spanned the services reflecting the wartime leadership structure.
Bob Hope born May 29 1903 in London as Lester Townes Hope. He grew up in Cleveland and built a career as a comedian actor and entertainer. Early work included vaudeville with Fatty Arbuckle and a role in Roberta.
The Yomiuri reports ten Japanese sailors drowned after an American LST rammed their 19 ton boat in Tokyo Bay. The incident underscores risks faced by merchant and military crews during tense postwar operations.
President Truman cruises down the Potomac on a yacht for about four days, his longest vacation since Key West. About ten White House staff members accompany him including Secretaries Short and Hassett and Aide Dawson. No fixed itinerary announced. voyage will sail the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay.
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