Executive Council Members Welcomed By GO President
The GO President welcomes new executive council members and notes rooms 22 24 25 23 and 7 are 100 percent in GO dues with a deadline October 9th. New members include Hugh Lub Alan Peer and Shirley Hauptman with room reps Judith Argenbright 16 Pac y Garber 18 Annette Masters 21 Jane Garber 22 Miles Orndorff 23 Strother Shiley 24 Mary Sullivan 25 Shirley Lake 27 Earl Fauver 29 Donald Cooper 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Hugh Lub
Alan Peer
Shirley Hauptman
Judith Argenbright
Pacy Garber
Annette Masters
Janet Garber
Miles Orndorff
Strother Shiley
Mary Sullivan
Shirley Lake
Earl Fauver
Donald Cooper
Mike Harv
William Locke
George Sempeles
Robbie Robinson
Bettie Petrie
Judy Cather
Alma Wson
Susan Dick
Jeanette Rhodes
George Halvasa
Mary Lou Hollis
Monte Conner
John Hodsor
Jimmy Carroll
Lillian Rosenberger
Bobby Kendall
Jean Anderson
Franco Ducknall
Patty Garber
Sammy Long
Harry Dolan
Cappy Saxe
Kitty Long
Library Club
Marianne Marcus
Senior Girls Win Hockey Tournament
The senior girls won the town hockey tournament for the second consecutive year after a series of close games. The juniors beat the tenth grade 4-3, then the seniors defeated the juniors 4-0 while fielding ten to eleven players, and finally the tired seniors beat the tenth grade 4-1.
The Cat's Whiskers Chosen as Junior Play
The Junior class chose The Cat's Whiskers as the class play after advisory period voting following a committee shortlist of three options. The student body does not look forward to the presentation.
Knitting Pattern 452 Misses Size Apron and Dress Version
Advertisement for Pattern 452 detailing two apron styles in Misses sizes 14 to 42 with dainty hem, easy tie, and illustrated instructions. Price 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for mail, send to Anne Adams pattern dept Winchester Evening Star New York. Include name, address with zone, size and style number.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
Princ
Newspaper Staff Names for Nancy R. Quarles Era
The masthead lists Nancy R. Quarles as editor and Lillian Solenberger as assistant editor. Reporters include Cappy Saxe Donna Anderson Betsy Turner Joyce Binner Bessie Smalts Janet Garber Sally Getzendanner Gail Hodson Carolyn Copenhaver Patsy Wheeler and John Arnold.
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Cappy Saxe
Donna Anderson
Betsy Turner
Joyce Binner
Bessie Smalts
Janet Garber
Sally Getzendanner
Gail Hodson
Carolyn Copenhaver
Patsy Wheeler
John Arnold
Handley students urged to join clubs and athletics
The piece promotes sports for all, music ensembles, and clubs such as Library, Thesbian Players, Science, and Horticulture. It urges students to organize new groups, support Literary Teams, and participate to avoid “nothing to do” in the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randley
Handley
Miss Haynes
Mr. Strance
Library Club
Thespian Players
Science Club
Junior Glee Club Elects Officers
The Junior High Glee Club has elected officers for 1952 and 53. Peggy McMillan is president, Susan Butler is vice president, Judy Cather is secretary and treasurer, with Susan Bierer, Patricia Goode, and Cherry Gor named librarians.
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Ith
Peggy McMullan
Susan Butler
Judy Cather
Susan Bierer
Patricia Goode
Cherry Gor
Handley Judges Tame Lexington to 10-0 Victory
Handley Judges shut out Lexington Scarlet Hurricane 10-0 on a sturdy defense and a ground driven attack. Bus Spencer led Lexington and the Judges faced late goal line stands as Handley secured its fourth straight win and a potential District Five title clash with Harrisonburg.
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Handley Judges
Lexington
Scarlet Hurricane
Harrisonbur
Front Royal
Bus Spencer
Handley
Boyd
Brannon
Smiley
Taylor
Airways
Shiley
Luby
Husky
Harrisonburg
Inspirational Talk by Rev Womeldorf at Handley
Rev Raymond Womeldorf spoke at Handley High School during a special assembly. He described the Do Nothing Club and urged students to develop talents and use them to improve the world through personal effort.
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Rev
Womeldorf
Handley
Raymond Womeldorph
Womeldorph
China
Old Stone Church
Piccadilly Street
Stine’s Chape
Sunnyside
St Mathew
Mr. Womerdorph
New Teacher May Organize Modern Language Club
Handley welcomes Mr. Litton a new Modern Language teacher from Martinsburg West Virginia He graduated from Bridgewater College with majors in French and Spanish and served two years in the United States Navy during World War II He plans a Modern Language Club for students interested in France and Spain and will sponsor it when formed
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Litton
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Handley
Bridgewater College
United States Navy
France
Spain
Classroom News and Student Election Activity
Sixth period United States History students act out political roles with boys backing the Democratic platform and girls backing the Republican platform. Some students wander while searching for map locations, influenced by Mr Richards. On Sunday September 28 Miss Pannill and several art students visited an art exhibit in Hagerstown Maryland. Attendees included Miss Pannill Ruby Jenkins Nathan Kave Loma Good Juanta Daughtery and Walter Bursey.
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Miss Pannill
Hagerstown
Ruby Jenkins
Nathan Kave Loma Good
Juanta Daughtery
Walter Bursey
Students Write Interesting Legends
Mrs Andersons sixth grade class studied earth formation and the Volcanic Age and legends tied to it. They explored Pompeii burial at Mount Vesuvius and planned their own legends. The best writings were by Todd Stuart Marthe Jane Kerlin Sandra Johnson and Mary Helen Massie. Miss Hittles fourth grade drew pictures of how the Nina Pinta and Santa Maria might have looked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Anderson
Mount Vesuvius
Todd Stuart
Marthe Jane Kerlin
Sandra Johnson
Mary Helen Massie
Miss Hittle
Chapel notices highlight student choir and organists
During chapel last week David en read the devotions Cecil Cadwallader led the hymns and Barbara Sturm was the pianist Special music on Friday featured a group of eighth graders singing Softly and Tenderly.
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David En
Cecil Cadwallader
Barbara Sturm
Home Management Class Tours Winchester Homes
Winchester homes were visited by a Home Management class on a garden tour. The students noted period appropriate flower arrangements and found the trip helpful for planning their own homes this year.
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Mss Boxley
Winchester
Handley Students See Movie on TB
Last Friday during advisory period, Handley students from seventh through sixth grades watched a film titled Rodney about tuberculosis and the need for annual physical exams and chest X rays to catch TB early. Afterward, cheerleaders led songs and cheers with Kitty Clark as head cheerleader.
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Rodney
T. B
Kitty Clark
Dressen gains leverage in World Series contract talks
World Series notes report Charlie Dressen's bargaining position improved by guiding the Dodgers to a seven game series with the Yankees. Walter O'Malley favored Dressen back, and a new salary around 40 000 dollars is seen as likely if he remains manager. The Yankees reportedly will not let Casey Stengel retire quietly.
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Will Grimsley
Brooklyn
Charlie Dressen
Walter O'Malley
Dodgers
Dressen
Walter
Charlie
Dodger
New York Yankees
Dodgers Face World Series Decisions At Home Or On The Road
A report notes Casey may accept a $100000 presidential salary offer as the Dodgers hold a slight edge in the World Series. Dres sen argues Brooklyn is a weak home club and would favor Yankee Stadium, citing a .333 Batting average at Ebbets Field and .667 at Yankee Stadium in the current series.
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Casey
Wil
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Dressen
Yankee Stadium
Ebbets Field
Dodgers Star Duckers in World Series Memories
The piece recalls key World Series moments including Vic Raschi’s leg play, John Milius of Pittsburgh Wid pitching Earl Combs home in 1927, and Fred Fitzsimmons facing Maury Russo in 1941. It also notes Duke Snider tying Ruth and Gehrig by hitting four home runs and his humorous reaction to being in such company.
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Vic Raschi
John Milius
Pittsburgh
Earl Combs
Yanks
Fred Fitzsimmons
New York Giant
Dogers
Mauris Russo
Fitz
S .E
Duke Snider
Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Dodgers
Gehrig
Gil Hodges Sees Slump Continue in Key Brooklyn Loss
In 1949 a game against Rogers Hornsby saw eight strikeouts and Pee Wee Reese predicting Hodges would break out. Hodges remained hitless as the Dodgers suffered a late season defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Hornsby
Pee Wee Reese
Brooklyn
Gil Hodgie
Gil
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Junior Evening Star
Studente of
Peeeday
Nancy R. Quarles
Lillian Solenberger
Editorial
Junior Glee Club
Mr. Richards
Chapel News
Vuur Varawy
Martha Butler
Helen Solenberger
Anne Barnhart
Swan Butler
Kitty Swisher
Sylvia Stine
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Chuck Dressen
Miss Gloria Files
Evangelist — Nazarene Church
Salvation Army
South Loudoun St
Dorothy Adams
Billy Lees Fantastic Palk
Webster’s
Lamb
the Food Center
Loudoun
Frigidaire
Power Store
Berryville
Strasburg
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