Handley Homecoming Game Hosts Alumni and Queen Crowning
Handley welcomes Loyal Handleyites and alums for the Homecoming game this Saturday against Loudoun Valley. Ex Handley players will be guests, tickets available before noon. Patricia Petrie is crowned Homecoming Queen at 1 45 with Gene Fisher escorting her and Claude Smalts performing the coronation. Loudoun Valley band will halftime entertain, followed by a joint Handley Band and Glee Club program led by Strance and Stallings.
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Handleyites
Handley
Patricia Petrie
Patricia
Gene Fisher
Claude Smalts
Winchester
Loudoun Valley
Handley Band
Handley Glee Club
Gaylen Strance
Neil Stallings
JV Cheerleaders Are Introduced at School Event
The junior high introduced the new JV Cheerleading Squad led by Libby Melester. Seventh and eighth graders cheered for a victory over James Wood as co-captains Eppa Griffith and Randy Perry introduced team members.
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J.V
Libby Melester
James Wood
Eppa Griffith
Randy Perry
Eppa
Randy
Keliian
Underclassmen Picture Day Scheduled for Oct 1–2
Underclassmen in the Junior High School and grades nine through eleven will have their pictures taken on Tuesday October 1 and Wednesday October 2 for the 1964 Handiian. Coats and ties were common, with girls in white blouses. Prints will appear in spring.
Rousing cheer as team hailed as best in the land
A rousing cheer erupts as fans celebrate a team hailed as the best in the land. The crowd's enthusiasm signals strong local pride and high expectations for future games this season.
Executive Council Forms Committees After Manners Book Handout
Executive Council met in the upstairs study hall and distributed the Code of Manners to guide dress and behavior at school events. committees named include Handley Memorial, Placque, Swearing in, and Student Teacher with members listed alongside chairs. A standing ovation praised sponsors Miss Overcash and Mr. Craig for guidance during the 1962-63 session.
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Last Mondy
Executive Council
Gene Fisher
Handley Memorial
Anne Douglas Kern
Alison Scott Kern
Susan Goode
Steven Ricketts
Tom Sauders
Roger Lake
Lucy Eddy
Placque
Jerry Turner
Fred Shoemaker
Richard Bell
Ronnie Gore
George Weidig
Judy Belchie
Mike Albright
Rodney Cowley
William Sutton
Phyllis Rowland
Carol Gore
Sharon McClintock
Rocky Yost
Gene Willis
Marilyn O’hara
Darlene Himes
Mr. Keliian
Mr. Foreman
Mrs. Stallings
Miss Carson
Miss Overcash
Mr. Craig
Earliest Christmas Card Printed by Horsley in 1843
The first Christmas card was designed by John Calcott Horsley of England in 1843. About 1,000 copies were printed and sold at one shilling each.
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John Calcott Horsley
Newspaper Staff Listing appears in masthead
The document lists the editor in chief Sandra Lee Ritter and assistant editor Sharon Moore, followed by reporters Joette Bailey Judy Belchie Sally Bush Clowe Campbell Susan Goode Barbara Harper Darlene Himes Mary Jo Maddox Linda Mallory Sandra Morrison and Mary Scully.
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Sandra Lee Ritter
Sharon Moore
Joette Bailey
Judy Belchie
Sally Bush
Clowe Campbell
Susan Goode
Barbara Harper
Darlene Himes
Mary Jo Maddox
Linda Mallory
Sandra Morrison
Mary Scully
Sportsmanship on the sideline at Handley School games
An editorial urges spectators to practice good sportsmanship at football games. It defines sportsmanship as gracious, respectful conduct, avoiding criticism, and supporting the team by staying in the cheering section and listening to trained cheerleaders. It highlights hosts responsibilities and guests etiquette, urging quiet behavior when needed and focusing on watching the game.
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Handley School
First Holiday of the Year Observed for District 6 Meeting
Friday is the first holiday of the year as teachers attend a Virginia Education Association District 6 meeting in Harrisonburg. State Superintendent D Woodrow Wilkerson is the featured speaker. A general session is followed by sectional meetings with special programs.
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Harrisonburg
The
Virginia Education Association
D. Woodrow W. Wilkerson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Cheerleaders Lead Pep Assembly for Homecoming Week
The Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders hosted a Friday afternoon pep assembly for junior and senior high students and parents at the Parent's Day game. Girls in the club played the roles of team parents who predicted a win over the Mustangs while homecoming queen Miss Pat Petrie thanked the team and the rally closed with the Alma Mater.
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Mustangs
Pat Petrie
Cheer Club Elects Officers
Last Wednesday October 2 the Cheer Club met at 3 18 in the auditorium to elect officers. Susan Lillis will serve as President and Donna Funkhouser as Secretary Treasurer.
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Cheer Club
Susan Lillis
Donna Funkhouser
Homecoming Week Events At Chapel High
The schedule lists activities from Wednesday October 9 to Tuesday October 15. Senior girls lead chapels with readers Patricia Morrison Colleen Bly and pianist Carolyn Crisman. Miss Patricia Petrie crowned 1963 Homecoming Queen after Friday classes cancelled for teachers meeting.
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Sandra Morrison
Colleen Bly
Carolyn Crisman
Loudoun Valley
Patricia Petrie
Anne Simpson
Barbara Harper
Darlene Himes
Handley High School Adopts Manners Code
The Handley High School Code of Manners, adopted by the Executive Council from student suggestions via homeroom reps, is being introduced to all students. It covers personal conduct and appearance in school and at school events and urges care of school property to foster student respect.
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Handley High School
Execuive Council
Handley
Display of Good Sportsmanship at Handley Games
A campus message urges fans to recycle and dispose of trash properly at games. It highlights respect for volunteers, opponents, and officials and calls for courteous behavior to keep Handley associated with good sportsmanship.
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Handley
Judges Four Quartet to Perform at Hootenany
The Judges Four, a revived senior high male quartet, features John Miller Peter March George Miller and George Weidig. They debut at a Friendship Fire Company Hootenany.
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John Miller
Peter March
George Miller
George Weidig
Friendship Fire Company
Good Luck Sent To JV Football Team For Home Game
The junior varsity football squad hosts Loudoun Valley on October 10 in front of a large home crowd. Supporters are urged to cheer the Attorneys to victory.
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Loudoun Valley
Woodland Improvements Planned at George Washington Birthplace
The Interior Department announced 35 public works projects including woodland preservation and training improvements at the George Washington Birthplace National Monument in Westmoreland County. The project is valued at 20000 dollars and will provide 9 man months of employment as part of a 1988000 dollar national program.
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Washington
George Washington Birthplace National Monument
Department of the Interior
National Park Service
Westmoreland County
Bedford deputy treasurer drowns while fishing
Meade D. Wilkinson aged 59, deputy treasurer of Bedford, Virginia, drowned Saturday night while fishing at Claytor Lake. His body was recovered Sunday afternoon in 20 feet of water near the Claytor dam boat dock. The medical examiner placed time of death at about 8:15 p.m. Saturday. A search began Sunday after he was reported missing.
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Dublin
Meade D. Wilkinson
Bedford
Claytor Lake
Wilkinson
Claytor Dam
Pulaski County
Charles G. Fox
Boy's throw ends in crow's death in Wichita
A 13 year old Daniel Ogle was walking on a sidewalk in Wichita when he tossed a baseball high into the air. The ball struck a crow in flight, killing the bird and shocking onlookers.
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Wichita
Kan
Daniel Ogle
Handicapped Job Issues Highlighted by Committee
Winchester Frederick County committee led by Henry L. Bush and Virginia Employment Commission head Wilson C. Dickson urged progress in placing handicapped workers. They cited local efforts by Vocational Rehabilitation Service and the Winchester Association of the Blind, but warned employers must hire those truly handicapped and expand training for limited learners. National Employ the Handicap Week runs Oct 6–12.
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Henry L. Bush
Winchester - Frederick County
Wilson C. Dickson
Virginia Employment Commission
VEC
Vocational Rehabilitation Service
Winchester Assn
Dickson
WEC
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Joyce Saville
Barbie Dunn
Anne Moore
United States Auto Club
Studebaker
Bonneville
Salt Flats
USAC
Studebaker Hawk
Studebaker Avanti
Automotive Sales Corporation
Kern Motor Company
South Loudoun ST. Winchester
Wisecarver Studebaker
Main Street
Berryville, Va
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Webster
Grider & Shockey
Falcon
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Falcon Squire
Falcon Futura
Ford
America
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