Handlian Drews Dedication to Dr Bushong
The 1961 Handlian was dedicated in an assembly on Thursday May 25. Dr Quarles introduced Doug John editor in chief and Laura Shade assistant editor as well as Billy Webber business manager and Robbie Prettyman assistant business manager. The dedicatee was Dr Millard K Bushong and Handlians were presented to Dr Quarles Mrs Peery Mr Fry Miss Snider Mrs Lichliter Mrs Thomas Mr Philips Miss Finkstein Mrs Garrabrandt Mr Sher and Miss Hiner. Friel received a Hand for selling the most yearbooks and students received their annuals praised as the BEST ever.
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Quarles
Doug John
Laura Shade
Billy Webber
Robbie Prettyman
Millard K. Bushong
Peery
Fry
Snider
Some Excuses For Being Late Seniors Graduation Practice
A student body feature records excuses for lateness to a graduation practice at 7 30 pm on a Wednesday evening. Causes include running out of gas work delays and stopped watches. The piece also notes Lake Ontario’s width of 53 miles as the narrowest of the Great Lakes.
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Arthur Is
Ronnie Gor
Clinton Inn
Ronnie
Allan Jacs
Jim Shulber
David Carer
Lake Ontario
Great Lakes
Editorial staff list and byline details
Editor in Chief Nancy Bell and Assistant Editor Marsha Fretwell lead a roster of reporters including Nancy Flickinger Mary Evans Deedee Huntsberry Laura Shade Rosanna Hodson Carol Jean Smalls Sandra Carpenter Mary June Aikens Joyce Bly Ginny Germelman Linda Slonaker Mary Ellen Snyder Rosalind Butler Karen Cowsert Anne Clare Dick Susan Harper and Shirley Miller.
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Nancy Flickinger
Mary Evans
Deedee Huntsberry
Laura Shade
Rosanna Hodson
Carol Jean Smalls
Sandra Carpenter
Mary June Aikens
Joyce Bly
Ginny Germelman
Linda Slonaker
Mary Ellen Snyder
Rosalind Butler
Karen Cowsert
Anne Clare Dick
Susan Harper
Shirley Miller
Graduation Remains of the Handley Class of 1961
The Junior Evening Star editorial honors Handley High School seniors class of 1961 for athletic leadership in football basketball and track. It notes loss of Band and Blue Club leaders and highlights achievements in math science languages and writing for undergraduates ahead.
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Band and
Blue Club
Handley
Thespian Club
Library Club
Mongram
Booster Club
Baccalaureate Program Announced for 1961 Graduates
On Sunday June 4 the baccalaureate sermon for the 1961 class will be held at 8 p.m. in Handley High School auditorium. The program includes processional hymns, prayers, scripture, a sermon by Rev. William Latane Lumpkin D D, introductions, solos, and choir performances conducted by Glee Club director Haynes with Miss Charlotte DeHart at the piano.
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Handley High School
Walch
Glee Club
Welsh Williams
Charles J. Bright
Holy Lord God
Noble Cain
John Kinzie
William Latane Lumpkin
Freemason Street Artist Church
Norfolk
Arnby
Gwendolyn
Haynes
Charlotte DeHart
Handley Auditorium
George Glass
Marsha Fretwell
Mike Pierce
Mary Evans
Seniors Praise Yearbook Excellence in Junior Evening Star
The writer lauds the Junior Evening Star for efficiently bringing school news and events to the public and expresses intent to follow the precedent next year. Best wishes are sent to the seniors and a desire to stay in touch about their college and career activities is stated.
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Lian
Evening Star
Handley High Dedicates Handlian to Dr. Millard K Bushong
Senior Class of 1961 dedicates its Handlian to Dr. Millard K Bushong. Bushong joined Handley faculty in 1955 teaching history and government and earned a Fulbright Scholarship to England. He left Handley in 1959 for the exchange program and returned this year to share talks on life in England.
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Millard K. Bushong
Millard Bushong
Handley
Bushong
Roanoke College
University of West Virginia
England
Plymouth
Book Store Open For Student Textbook Reuse
The second hand book store will operate during examinations from 11 to 12 30 daily and on Tuesday June 6 before and after school to receive textbooks from students wishing to sell them. Students should place a slip with their name and price inside each book.
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Ee En Ge
Five First Year Students Honored in Latin Tournament
Five first year students attended the Language Tournament in Harrisonburg and received honorable mention for Latin display. The honorees are Ronald Bucher Susan Goode Diane Grim Linda Mallory and Charlie Huntsberry.
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Harrisonburg
Ronald Bucher
Susan Goode
Diane Grim
Linda Mallory
Charlie Huntsberry
Gym Becomes Southern Plantation for Junior Prom
The Juniors transform the gym into a southern plantation setting for a prom themed A Southern Ball. Johnny Knepper will perform as the Junior-Senior Prom features Monday June 5 from 8 to 12 p.m. Attendance is urged for a successful dance.
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Johnny Knepper
End of School Examinations and Baccalaureate Service Schedule
Forecast covers exams from May 31 to June 6 with the Baccalaureate Sermon on June 4 at Handley Auditorium. Final Memorial Fund donations listed include Barnhart, Lawrence '56, and Richard Brown '58, bringing total to 134 dollars.
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Barnhart Lawrence
Richard Brown
Wildcat Closes For Rest As Star Falls Ill
New York AP reports the musical Wildcat will close for two months. Lucille Ball rests due to a serious respiratory infection and exhaustion. Understudy Betty Jane Watson will take over until Ball’s return August 7 after a prior virus and stage collapse at the Alvin Theatre.
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New York
Lucille Ball
Miss Ball
Betty Jane Watson
Alvin Theater
Chamber Drive Reaches 69 in Membership Push
Three new members join the Chamber of Commerce bringing total to 69 in the drive for 100. new signees include Aikens Construction Co., Martin B. Gavis of the Photo Shop, and Dorothy Ewing of Ewing Studio of Dance. Final reports are due at noon Friday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Aikens Construction Co
Martin B. Gavis
Photo Shop
Dorothy Ewing
Ewing Studio of Dance
Teacher to visit Shakespeare birthplace on ex-pupil gift
Hazard Kentucky headline notes Emma B. Ross who has taught for 30 years will receive a Great Britain trip and travel funds as former Hazard High School students honor her with a dinner on June 3. In McPherson Kansas a portable jail is used by the Junior Chamber of Commerce to poke fun at beard and permit shortages during the state centennial celebration.
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Hazard, Ky
Emma B. Ross
William Shakespeare
Hazard High School
Great Britain
Mcpherson, Kan
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Forestry Aids Open in Eastern National Forests
The Forest Service seeks Forestry Aids in the George Washington National Forest Shenandoah County Jefferson National Forest and other forests in Kentucky Maine New Hampshire Pennsylvania Vermont and West Virginia. Salaries start at 3760 yearly with other aids and technicians earning 4040 to 5355. Full information from Joe Haines at the Post Office.
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Forest Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
George Washington National Forest
Shenandoah County
Jefferson National Forest
Kentucky
Maine
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Vermont
West Virginia
Joe Haines
Statue to be unveiled in New York harbor
A statue of Frederic Auguste Bartholdi, designer of the Statue of Liberty, will be unveiled in New York harbor on October 28 near Liberty Island. The ceremony marks the 75th anniversary of the statue's original debut and is a gift from the people of France per the Interior Department.
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New York
New York Harbor
Corps Candidates Shown Level Headed, Shriver Says
Chicago AP report notes more than 4000 Pee aid exam candidates completed the test. Director Sargent Shriver says skepticism about the program is fading as those who took the test Saturday showed awareness and determination during a reception hosted by Shriver and Eunice Kennedy Shriver for 21 Chicago area college students who participated.
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Chicago
R. Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Eunice
Kennedy
First Rome Moscow sleeping car service inaugurated
The first through sleeping car service between Rome and Moscow was inaugurated Sunday night by the Italian and Soviet railroads. Six passengers were in the Soviet sleeping car, capable of holding 33, when it left Rome attached to the regular Vienna-bound night train.
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Rome
Moscow
Fisherman's Wife Bores Fourth Set of Twins in NS
Mrs. James Richardson, 36, wife of a fisherman in ECUM SECUM Nova Scotia, gave birth Sunday to her fourth consecutive set of twins. The couple now has 11 children, eight under six years old.
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Ecum Secum
N.S
James Richardson
Korean Leader Sends Birthday Greeting to JFK
Lt. Gen. Chang Do-young sent a birthday greeting to President Kennedy after aiding a revolt that overthrew Premier John M. Chang. The revolutionary regime leader did not receive a public acknowledgment from Kennedy.
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JFK
Seoul
South Korea
Chang Do-young
Teks
Kennedy
John M. Chang
Khrushchev Leaves Kiev for Vienna Meeting
Soviet premier Khrushchev departed Kiev by train en route to Vienna for a summit with President Kennedy after a two day stopover, Tass reported.
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Moscow
Kier Khrushchev
Vienna
Kennedy
Kiev
Ukraine
Tass
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