Two New Teachers Join Handley Practical Arts
Handley High welcomes Mrs Bearss new Home Economics teacher and Mr Craigo new Industrial Arts instructor. Bearss holds a B S in Home Economics from the University of Georgia with study at the University of Tampa and Florida courses. Craigo, a 13 year veteran, earned a B S from West Virginia Tech and did graduate work at Florida State University and the University of Southern Florida. He praised Handley as looking like a college campus and commended the disciplined student body.
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Bearss
Craige
University of Georgia
University of Tampa
Tampa
Florida
Craigo
West Virginia Tech
Florida State University
University of Southern Florida
Handley
Groups Unite for Handley Homecoming 1968 Preparations
Handley teams and clubs including the General Organization the Girl's Monogram Club and the Booster Club joined efforts for the September 28 Homecoming. They hosted a coffee for the 1954 honorees planned coronation details and decorated the coronation platform used for the queen crowning.
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Handley
Girl’s Monogram Club
Booster Club
Who's Who Selections Made by Senior Class
Senior class Who's Who selections list Best All-around Carol Gore and Bob Setzer, Most Likely to Succeed Eileen St Denis and Bill Harper, Most Popular Sarah Schroth and Dennis Bromley, Best Looking Roxanne Lineburg and Bill Dunn, Most Athletic Susan Laise and Danny Conley, Best Dressed David Ritter and Kathy Miller, Most Talented Kathy Byrd and David Wright, with editors Donna DeLoutche and Cynthia McAboy and reporters Susanne Brown Emily Cone Carl Gore Jean Hammer Barbara Lyons Laurie McKeown Patricia Rinker Sarah Schroth Susan Sullivan Elizabeth Tulou Robin Wolfe.
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Carol Gore
Bob Setzer
Eileen St. Denis
Bill Harper
Sarah
Dee Dee) Schroth
Dennis Bromley
Roxanne Lineburg
Bill Dunn
Susan Laise
Danny Conley
David Ritter
Kathy Miller
Kathy Byrd
David Wright
Jean Hammer
Sid Daily
Susanne Brown
Emily Cone
Carlos Gore
Barbara Lyons
Laurie McKeown
Patricia Rinker
Sarah Schroth
Suesan Sullivan
Elizabeth Tulou
Robin Wolfe
Handley Students Urged to Uphold Football Game Conduct
Editoral on proper behavior at Handley football games emphasizes school representation and sportsmanship. Readers urged to keep seats, avoid littering, and respect players, with a list of humorous student award captions from Waco High noting traits like Most Original and Best Dancer.
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Handley
Handeley
DECA Coffee Hour Showcases Distributive Education at Handley
The John Handley chapter of D.E.C.A hosted a coffee hour at Handley High School on September 25 attended by Jacob L. Johnson Winchester schools superintendent George Craig Handley principal John Capelhart and other faculty and staff. Displays illustrated the Distributive Education Program while students provided cookies cakes and donuts. The event emphasized the chapter motto A Job Well Done and demonstrated the chapter’s achievement and community involvement.
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John Handley
D.E.C.A
Handley High School
Jacob L. Johnson
Winchester
George Craig
Handley
John Capehart
Handley High School Sets 7:30 A M Door Hours
Principal George Craig announced that starting Monday September 30 the outside doors will not unlock until 7:30 a.m. except in bad weather. The rule aims to curb very early arrivals with the earliest bus not arriving until 7:30. Students are asked to delay arrival until that time.
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George Craig
Handley High School
Handley
Gigi Stine Crowned HHS Homecoming Queen in 1968
Gigi Stine was crowned Handley High School Homecoming Queen during halftime of the Handley against James Monroe game. She was escorted by Scott Butler and joined by court members Carol Gore and Sarah Dee Dee Schroth.
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Fry
Virginia
Gigi) Stine
Gigi
W.E. Stine
Fairmont Ave
Scott Butler
Red Cross
Carol Gore
Sarah
Dee- Dee) Schroth
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
Handley Ave
Carol
G.O
Bill Harper
Dee-Dee
Joseph A. Schroth
Washington St
Scott Simpson
Handiian
Revised G.O. Constitution Not in Effect
The Junior Evening Star corrects a Sept article stating the revised General Organization constitution is in effect. The Executive Council passed it last year but did not present it to students for approval. Action will occur this year with time for study. Dues of $5 are required to vote and to join chartered clubs or participate in activities.
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Evening Star
Executive Council
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Virginia
Mrs. McMullan Hospitalized
Handley High School reports Elizabeth McMullan a math teacher is in the hospital. The administration and staff express concern and wish her a speedy recovery and return to school.
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Elizabeth McMullan
Handley
Handiian staff attends Virginia yearbook conference at hotel
Handley High School staffers and sponsor Mrs. Ritter joined seven Virginia schools at an all day yearbook conference in the George Washington Hotel on Sept. 25. The event featured Inter Collegiate Press representatives William Burton and Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ritter
George Washington Hotel
Virginia
Inter Collegiate Press, Inc
Willliam Burton
Bill Matheews
Semifinalists Congratulated at Handley Senior Class
Handley High School acknowledges National Merit semifinalists Diane Newman and Michael Moore. The senior class also honors Letters of Accommodations recipients L Allen Ebert Nancy S Learned Robert G Smallwood Susan B Sullivan and Gregory D Wilson for high PSAT performance.
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Diane Newman
Michael Moore
L. Allen Ebert
Nancy S. Learned
Robert G. Smallwood
Susan B. Sullivan
Gregory D. Wilson
Handley
Corsages Sold Boost Homecoming Crowds
Junior football boys sold corsages during the week before the homecoming game last Saturday and a large number were purchased according to crowd observations.
Red Cross Representatives Chosen for School Year 1968 69
Red Cross representatives are picked by homerooms to run junior Red Cross programs and raise funds for hospital favors. The list for 1968 69 includes Rebecca Carper in Room 5 Alan Carwile in Room 6 Mary Bryarly in Room 9 Diana Cleveland in Room 11 Nancy Knight in Room 12 Larry Folt in Room 13 Shelby Ramsey in Room 14 Elizabeth Sencindiver in Room 15 Rebecca Dawkins in Room 16 Karen Lange in Room 21 Suzanne Brown in Room 22 Janet Adams in Room 23 Charles Creager in Room 24 Patricia Rinker in Room 25 Cynthia Lillis in Room 27 Larry Parker in Room 29 Liam Sutton in Room 31 Kim Shickle in Room 36 Gary Lineweaver in Room 40 Robert Boyd in Room 41 Roger Creager in Room 42 Melvin Kline in Room 43 Mary Koontz in Room 44 Bill Bayliss in Room 43 Kenneth Jones in Room 48 Zona Sewell in Room 47 Cynthia Zirkle in Room 52 Robert Printz in Room 100 Ann Brent in Room 101 Donna Goode in Room 102 Victor Albright in Room 200 Steve Dorsey in Room 201 Diana Nola in Room 202 Sue Reid in Room 203 Michael Lineburg in Room 204 William Pifer in Room 205 Albert Washington in Room 206 Gregory Seldon in Room 207 Paul Wisner in Room 302 Gordon Roberts in Room 301.
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Red Cross
Chhosen
Rea Cross
Veteran’s Hospital
Rebecca Car+per
Wile
Liam Sutton
Kim Shickle
Gary Lineweaver
Robert Boyd
Roger Creager
Melvin Kline
Mary, Koontz
Bill Bayliss
Gayle Larrick
Zona Sewell
Kenneth Jones
Cynthia Zirkle
Handley Hosts 1954 Team and Cheerleaders at Homecoming
During the Homecoming game last Saturday Handley welcomed many members of the 1954 football team and four cheerleaders. The veterans praised this year’s Handley squad with remarks from Jack Kerr Buddy Carper and Jim Snapp praising the team and passing attack. Charles Shewbridge compared current moves to those from fourteen years ago.
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Handley
Jack Kerr
Buddy Carper
Jim Snapp
Rice
Charles Shewbridge
Machinist Leader Attacks Reuther Raid Tactics
Machinist president P. L. Stemiller denounces Walter Reuther for attempting to raid unions and form a rival federation to AFL CIO. He links UAW collaboration with Teamsters to challenge AFL CIO leadership in a St. Louis McDonnell Douglas dispute and warns of chaos in the labor movement.
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Washington
Machinist Union
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
P. L
Roy’ Stemiller
Machinist
Reuther
Houston
The
Machinists
AFL Cio
George Meany
Stemiller
Auto Workers
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
McDonnell Douglas Corp
St. Louis
Alliance For Labor Action
Afl‘cio
Siemiller
Afl.cio
Clerk Under Fire Over Absent Votes Amid Ethics Probe
A House clerk, Thomas W. Cooke, is suspended as the Ethics Committee investigates how he marked absent members as voting. Rep. Bob Wilson reported being recorded as voting on September 9, 10 and 16 while in California, and another member was listed as voting while absent. The clerk cited that he did so to “help out” at the request of Walter Kennedy, but none of the votes changed the results.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House Ethics Committee
Trige Gered
Bob Wilson
Calif
Cooke
Pat Jennings
House
John W. McCormack
Wilson
Walter Kennedy
Jennings
Nixon resigns from clubs over discriminatory policies
Richard M. Nixon announced resignations from several organizations including a New Jersey golf club accused of excluding Negroes and Jews. An aide said letters were sent August 8, stating disassociation due to his presidential nomination. The Baltrusol Golf Club of Springfield faced criticism for its segregationist image, which Nixon claimed to challenge from within.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
New Jersey Golf Club
Nixon
Republican Party
United States
Baltrusol Golf
Springfield
N.J
Boy Mauled by Lion at Hungarian Zoo
A 9 year old boy climbing into a lion cage at a Veszprem zoo was mauled and later pulled from the cage after the animal turned away. Hospital officials report severe wounds to the skull and chest but the boy is recovering.
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Veszprem
Hungary
Whitham Named Vice Chairman In Northern Area GOP
Wayne A. Whitham of Winchester was elected vice chairman of the Northern Area of the 7th District Republican Committee. The Northern Area includes Shenandoah Clarke and Frederick counties and Winchester city. Whitham is a former Winchester Republican Committee chairman and a Winchester City Council member, also serving as Republican presidential elector at large. He succeeds James DeBellis of Potomac Edison Company, who is moving to Hagerstown Maryland.
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Wayne A. Whitham
Winchester
Shenandoah
Clarke
Frederick
Mr. Whitham
James DeBellis
The
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown, Md
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Greg Wilson
Mee Nene
Waco
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Dennis Clevenger
Karen Ladge
Steve Twiford
Bill Sutton
Susan Sullivan
George Dunn
Mary Bell
T.W. Massie
Scotti Bennett
Keith Kaval
Ann Schenck
Albert Martin
Maxine
Peachie) Feagans
Walter Erwin
John Blackburn
Marshall Boyd
DECA
Gigi Stine
HHS
Richmond
Blue Cross OF
W. Boscawen ST
Mem McKeown
Nancy Edwards
Allen Ebert
Burton
Mathews
Mathws
Robert Printz
Ann Brent
Donna Goode
Victor Albright
Steve Dorssey
Diana Nola
Sue Reid
Michael Lineburg
Wiliam Pifer
Albert Washington
Gregory Seldon
Paul Wisner
Gordon Roberts
Raps Reuther
UAW
Whitham
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