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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1965
Page
3
Special events mark the Handley High Homecoming game with Loudoun Valley this Saturday. Ex Handley players receive tickets at Snag's and a 1 pm coffee hour for 1945 team members and staff. Pre game program starts 1 45 and includes introductions and jersey seat assignments. Halftime features the Handley Band.
Varsity Cheerleaders hosted a pep assembly on Friday during Advisory period with an undeclared competition between Senior girls and Senior boys. The Girls Monogram Club performed a skit while Mr. Kellican Mr. Hillyard and Alan White and George Morris addressed the crowd about victory and support as the auditorium shook with cheer.
Friday will be a holiday as Handley High School and nearby schools send staff to a District G meeting of the Virginia Education Association in Harrisonburg. Officers from Handley lead sections, including Mr Craig presiding over the high school teachers.
British actor Terrence Stamp and Dirk Bogarde are set for leading roles alongside Italian actress Monica Vitti in Modesty Blaise, based on a British comic strip. Filming takes place on location in Italy including Sicily and Naples and also in Holland and British studios.
Gretchen Shrader serves as Editor in Chief with Mary Williamson as Assistant Editor. Reporters named include Nancy Aikens Martha Bennett Mary Jane Clement Lonna Dick Ann Dunlap Barbara Easter Kathie Eavis Cynthia Flowers Linda Klafehn Anne Moore Joyce Newlin Margaret Smith.
Editorial praises Handley High School 1945 football squad for an unbeaten season and strong character. It argues their ambition, cooperation, discipline, and intelligence built a foundation for successful adulthood and responsible citizen leadership. The piece links athletic success to lifelong personal development.
The unbeaten 1945 Handley team will be honored at the Homecoming game. Members include Frank Taylor Pete Miller and Richard Huff who earned athletic scholarships and played at VPI and Penn. Twelve others are graduates. two hold Ph Ds Sam Brooks and James Taylor. Severalare lawyers ministers teachers physicians and naval officers.
More than one hundred high school students from four states attended a Yearbook Seminar at the Open Hearth Restaurant in Winchester. Sponsored by Intercollegiate Press, the five and a half hour session covered photography and yearbook publication with displays of yearbooks from across the United States. Handley participants included Editor-in-chief Roger Lake, assistant Thomas Louthan, Business Manager Judith Wiener, assistant Arlene Maul, and advisor Miss Lemma Snider.
The Library Club has elected twenty three new members for the year. Invitations were extended on Sept 14 with initiation planned for October. New members include Vivienne Allan Donna Bowers Brenda Sue Brown Shirley Carter Lloyd Cather Mary Jane Clement Susan Clevenger Cathy Covert Ginger Edwards Debbie Everett Jody Foreman Susan Gilkey Diana Jones Barbara Lowery Alice Maccubbin Kathy Penn Shirley Ricketts Sandra Rippeon Sharon Rudolph Linda Smedley Karen Stratton.
The text outlines a aim to develop solid mental ability as a base for future progress. It emphasizes high standards and making students productive citizens through education and guidance.
Handley High celebrates its 1965 Junior Varsity football team with linesmen and backfield players named, led by coaches Don Welch and John Capehart. The squad, now 2-0 over Central and Clarke County, illustrates strong JV play and includes cheer leaders and supervisor Patsy Jack. Schedule lists games from Sept. 16 through Nov. 21 with locations and times.
Senior girls led chapel services from Sept 27 to Oct 1. Miss Finkelstein’s homeroom spoke Monday, Mrs Garrabrandt’s on Wednesday, and Miss Barr’s on Friday. The seniors sang Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee with piano by Marsha Derflinger, directed by Nancy Aikens.
October events include chapel activities in rooms 29 and 31 with readers Philip Miller and Paul Milton and pianists George Morris. Football highlights feature Junior Varsity at Loudoun Valley Thursday and Junior High away game Tuesday, plus the Homecoming Saturday Handley versus Loudoun Valley at 2 PM.
The Senior Science Club met during advisory period on Sept. 27 and announced committees to plan the year. Film selection will be by Carolyn Watts plus Joey Wright and Walter Paulette. speakers by Martha Bennett, Pam Ligon, and Randy Grubbs. Field trip planning by Gretchen Shrader, Richard Gregory, and Susan Strawderman. Symposium programs organized by Fay Whitmore, John Rosenberger, and Robert Kern.
Madeline Myers was chosen president of the Pep Club at a regular after school meeting. Stephany Snyder was elected secretary. The club aims to boost team morale and enthusiasm, producing posters and banners for support activities.
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