Junior Red Cross Leaders Named At Handley School
Junior Red Cross representatives and home room presidents for the coming year are listed by room number and student name. The article records elected officials across many rooms including Room 9 through 53 and notes duties for home room presidents during teacher absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Home Room
Handley
Room
David Grimm
Stephen Martin
Philip Cram
Judy Wolfe
Ann Locke
Patricia Long
James Myers
Diane Dunlap
Ann Helfrich
Patricia Mills
Delbert Sibert
Carroll Wilson
Viola Moreland
Susan Custer
Harry Newtan
James Cather
Charles Game
Stephen Butler
Albert Argenbright
Ronnie Price
Charles Polhamus
Judy Higgs
Cheryl Corrigan
Carolyn Snider
Emily Kuykendall
Eddie Lacy
Patricia Smediey
Donald Hamberton
Billy Bauserman
Linda Richter
Stephen White
Victorial Miller
Patricia Strosnider
Carol Spurling
Willie Dembeck
Evelyn Riley
Rebecca Simpson
Ann Sullivan
James Muller
Graham Nelson
Amiee Gibson
Sandra Carpenter
James Cowley
Terry Plank
Douglas Cather
Jimmy Sirbaugh
Richard Wolfe
Ronnie Haines
Richard Bosserman
Deena Smallwood
Rosanna Hodson
Toni Smith
Janice Luttrell
Michael Pierce
Margaret Beatty
Glen Lutz
Junior Class Adds Stand For Football Games
At the September 26 meeting the Junior Class announced an additional stand would be added for football games.
Students Rally Behind Wildcats at Friday Pep Event
The Junior Class led a pep rally praising the Warren County Wildcats with loud cheers. Dr. Garland Quarles and Mr. Hunter Maddox spoke while Russell Potts and Donald Jones were named co captains for the upcoming game against Allegany, and the crowd praised the team for their victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Wildcats
Garland Quarles
Hunter Maddox
Russell Potts
Donald Jones
Warren Wildcats
Allegany
Science Club Elects Officers
The Science Club elected Harold Madigan as president, Graham Nelson as vice president, and Carlotta Wisetarver as secretary at the first meeting on September 27. Sponsor Willian Jones announced stricter membership requirements due to large enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Club
Harold Madigan
Graham Nelson
Carlotta Wisetarver
Willian Jones
Community Events and Club Meetings Schedule
Monday September 30 reader Johnny Kanatus song leader David Grimm pianist Richard Rewis. Wednesday October 2 reader Rodney Cowley song leader William Sealock pianist Richard. Friday October 4 holiday. Other meetings include Hocker Finals October 2 Thespian Players October 3 Study Hall Booster Club October 7 Executive Council Study Hall Lupton Horticultural Club October 8 auditorium Chapel Committee Study Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reader
Johnny Kanatus
David Grimm
Richard Rewis
Rodney Cowley
William Sealock
Hocker
Booster Club
Lupton Horticultural Club
Handley Band Plans Three Away Trips This Season
The Handley marching band, drilled after school, performed at half time during the Handley Warren County game. They will provide music for each home game and three away games at Hagerstown Harrisonburg and Martinsburg. Pep rallies and a Community Chest Parade featured maroon and gray uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Marching Band
Handley-Warren
Seniors Tour Novick Firm
Seniors toured Winchester industries in a Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Association program. The first trip last Tuesday visited Novick Transfer Co Inc where students learned about trucking operations after a briefing by Mr Fauver with industry statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Girl's Monogram Club Session Sets Pep Rally Date
A Girl's Monogram Club meeting during advisory on September 26 urged members to wear sweaters for the pep rally in front of the school at 7 p.m. Friday. Posters should be placed in the locker room by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monogram Club
Lup ton Horticulture Club Elects Officers
At the first meeting of the Lup ton Horticulture Club the officers for this year were selected. President Charles Shew bridge vice-preident Donnie Oates secretary Bonnie Miller reporter Russell Potts. The club aims to improve living conditions in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupton Horticulture Club
Charles Shewbridge
Donnie Oates
Bonnie Miller
Russell Potts
Monogram Club Elects Potts at Initial Meeting
The Boy's Monogram Club held its first meeting to elect officers for the year. Named were President Russell Potts, vice president Jackie Crenshaw, and secretary Bill Shendow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy's Monogram Club
Russel Potts
Jackie Crenshaw
Bill Shendow
Television Schedule Mosaic From Local Stations
A dense listing shows daily programs across channels with time slots for movies theater news sports and dramas including titles such as The Californians The Honeymooners Redskin Highlights The World Series Special and various talk shows and soap operas across Channel 5 Channel 6 and Channel 1 with late night theater and news wrap ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Eighth Grade Names Sponsors Eighth Grade Names Sponsors
The first meeting of the Eighth Grade was held during advisory period on September 23. The meeting was called to order by President Paul Halderman. The most important business was the election of class sponsors, Miss Mary Sebastian and Mr. Ralph Sherrard were unanimously elected.
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Paul Halderman
Mary Sebastian
Ralph Sherrard
Clarke County Hosts Handley Girls Varsity Hockey Oct 9
Clarke County students select a girls varsity team to play Handley varsity in a game at Clarke County on October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Handley
Earth Satellites May Soar as High As 2 000 Miles
A U S Naval Research Laboratory scientist, Richard Tousey, says American satellites could reach up to 2 000 miles above earth, higher than the prior 990 to 1 500 mile estimates. Delegates from 12 nations gather for the IGY conference in Washington to discuss satellite programs and upper atmosphere research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard Tousey
U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
United States
Russia
Tousey
Naval Research
IGY
Pine Canter Kiwanis Delegates To District Meet
Charles A. Pine Sr and Garland M. Canter will represent the Winchester Kiwanis Club at the Capital District convention in Baltimore October 3 5 1957 Walter F Patener Lansing Michigan Kiwanis International trustee will be featured speaker C Briscoe Carlan Jr Bluefield Capital District governor will conduct the meeting Patener will be official Kiwanis International representative and is a 24 year veteran of the organization Also noted twenty one women in the United States hold helicopter pilot licenses.
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Charles A. Pine
Garland M. Canter
Winchester Club
Capital District
Kiwanis International
Baltimore
Walter F. Patener
Lansing
Mich
C. Briscoe Carlan, Jr
Bluefield
Patente
Second Bank Robbery Suspect Behind Bars
Galax Virginia police report the capture of Sam Gillespie, a Reidsville North Carolina native, in Grayson County after the Farmers Bank of Elk Creek robbery. He is jailed on charges tied to the Sept 20 heist that yielded about $16,000. Police recovered $7,185 in his coat lining and he admits sleeping rough since the robbery.
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Galax
Farmers Bank
Elk Creek
Grayson County
Sam Gillespie
Gillespie
Reidsville
N.C
Crackers Neck
Baywood
James Uls Linart
Cleveland
Ohio
Hillsville
Lmart
L. C. Wingate
Little River
Grayson
Carroll County
Charlies Chappell
L. G. Barnum
Smart
U. S. 52
Sam Kyle
Oldtown
Linart
Pulaski
Happel
Ray Price
Clifford Boyer
Ed Roberts
Volunteers Sought for DAV Forget-Me-Not Sale
Maurice O. Blosser of Stonewall Jackson Chapter 9 Disabled American Veterans appeals for volunteers on October 26 to sell forget me not flowers. Proceeds stay in Winchester to aid disabled veterans and families. contact MO 2-8166 or W. Henry Thompson at 1624 S. Braddock St. to help.
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Maurice O. Blosser
Stonewall Jackson
Blosser
Winchester
DAV
S. Braddock St
W. Henry Thompson
Mrs Byrd's Will Probated in Winchester Court
The will of Mrs E Bolling Byrd probated in Winchester Corporation Court. She died September 17 leaving one third of The Winchester Evening Star to her son Harry Flood Byrd one third to son Thomas B Byrd as trustee for his daughter Margaret Byrd Stimpson and one third to the four children of the late Admiral Richard E Byrd who predeceased her. House at 326 Amherst Street and furniture left jointly to Thomas B Byrd and Mrs Stimpson. Executors named Harry F Byrd and Thomas B Byrd with appraisers J H Yost Harold G Brown Joseph A Massie Jr J W Arthur Sr and John Glaize.
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E. Bolling Byrd
Winchester Corporation Court
Harry F. Byrd
Thomas B Byrd
J. H. Yost
Harold G Brown
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
J W. Arthur, Sr
John Glaize
Museum planned in Chanute for explorers Osa and Martin Johnson
Chanute Kansas will honor late explorers Osa and Martin Johnson with a new museum. The project reflects strong local ties to the Johnsons and their pioneering wildlife expeditions.
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Osa
Martin Johnson
Chanute
Kan
Hart Commutes Daily Bicycle Ride to Capitol
Lt Gov Philip A Hart of Michigan runs a four block bike daily from his home to the Capitol in Lansing. He keeps to a simple routine, choosing a practical mode of transport amid public duties.
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Philip A. Hart of
Midwan
Capitol
Lansing
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Winchester Laundromat
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Loudoun St
Girl’s Monogram Club
Horticultural Club
Potts
Rash
NBC News
Nat ‘King’ Cole
Eddie Fisher
Meet McGraw
Bob Cumming
H’kness
Ward
Sam
Jack Paar Jose Melis
Cody Goodman
Channel 5
Milt Grant
Redskin
Waterfront
NOPD
Erro
Channel
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Roy Bean
John Daly
Sugarfoot
Wyatt Earp
D. Edwards
Phil Silvers
Eve Arden
Red Skelton
Channel 6
Milwaukee
New York
Clubhouse
Frankie Laine
Lilli Palmer
Elizabeth
Billy Johnson
Wild Bill Hickok
Mickey Mouse
Guiding Light
Theater of Stars
Art Linkletter
Winchester Typewriter Co
Piccadilly
Polly
By Frank Carfy
U. S
Lowrey
Lowrey Organ
Enab Aryone
W. Boscawen
Marvin H. Stipe
Shen, Ave
Shenandoah Gas CO
Heck
Dealer
Leggett's
Monte
Famous Mills
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