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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1967

Page

11

Handley Homecoming brings 311 Team alumnae back to cheer

Judges fans attend the Homecoming game despite weather. Alumnae from the 1931 311 Team gather with managers, an assistant coach, and guests including former Coach Dr. John Parson. Queen Terri Venable and attendant Mary Carolyn Anderson are crowned as the band escorts them around the track.

Melvin ‘‘Hap’? Dunlap Wilburn McCauley Lee Garber Richard Duvall Godfrey Prelip Trenton Garber Marshall Perry Douglas Fisher Carl T Mike’’ Garber William Ryan Ralph Summer Robert C. DeWitt Frank Harris Woody Glaize Denis Haley Snag Sargent. Leters John Parson Miss Charlotte Campbell Michael Weiss Ann Dunlap Michael Thompson Mary Carolyn Anderson John Scully Terri Venable John Campbell Handley Bleachers Ralph Sherrard Handley

Former Handley Alumni Praise 1967 Team At Bowl

Handley alumni and staff of the Junior Evening Star gathered at the Handley Bowl to laud the 1967 football squad. Former players from 1931 1947 1949 1959 and 1965 praised the team, predicting an undefeated season and noting two quarterbacks and two strong ends.

Richard Duvall Handley Evening Star Eee Sistemas Semen Handley High School Clint DeWitt Summer Bill Wolverton John Solenberger Semples James Semples Donald Oates

Students name annual Student Affairs Committee

The Student Affairs Committee for 1967-68 includes John Campbell, Mary Dickson, Ann Dunlap, Barbara Huntsberry, David Moore, Sarah Schroth, Robert Setzer, James Swiggett, Wayne Whitham, and Jacob Yost. Members handle suggestions and complaints by communicating with the Executive Council.

Executive Council John Campbell Mary Dickson Ann Dunlap Barbara Huntsberry David Moore Sarah Schroth Robert Setzer James Swiggett Wayne Whitham Jacob Yost

Honoring the Flag and Our Freedom

An editorial urges proper flag etiquette at games and parades. It emphasizes standing with the right hand over the heart, recognizes the flag as a symbol of democracy, and warns against disrespect. The piece highlights gratitude for living in a republic and defending constitutional rights.

United States U. S

Glass Blower Demonstration At G O Assembly

Mr Meleville a University of Washington professor demonstrated glass blowing history and its impact on civilizations. He formed a miniature glass ship and a tear vial used in ancient Egyptian funerals while assisted by Stephen Cooper Daniel Conley and James Funk.

Meleville Melville University of Washington Washington State Stephen Cooper Daniel Conley James Funk

Heflin Commended On National Merit Test Performance

David Heflin of the Class of 1968 receives a Letter of Commendation for high performance on the 1967 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. He is among 40 000 scholars nationwide and 14 000 semifinalists announced by NMSC in September. His name is reported to colleges and scholarship agencies for educational opportunities.

David Heflin David United States National Merit Scholarship Corporation NMSC

Fall DE Rally Scheduled By Handley Club

The Distributive Education Club of Handley sponsors a Fall Rally from 3 30 to 6 30 p m with representation from Harrisonburg Tyre er Ashby Broadway Elkton Montevideo Luray Central Irasburg James Wood and Handley. Dinner in Handley cafeteria will be followed by a dance.

Distributive _ Education Club of Handley Harrisonburg Tyreer Ashby Broadway Elkton Montevideo Luray Central Irasburg James Wood Burg Turner Ashby Cenetral Strasburg

Students Urged To Join Junior Red Cross

Handley motivates students to join the Junior Red Cross before Oct. 19. Co chairs Cynthis Jones and Dennis Clevenger oversee activities as homeroom representatives collect memberships. The group sends party favors to Perry Point Md and Martinsburg Wv veterans hospitals for Halloween Thanksgiving Christmas and other holidays.

Junior Red Cross Handley Cynthis Jones Dennis Clevenger Newton D. Baker Veterans’ Hospital Martinsburg Red ‘Cross

Sirbaugh Named to New Post With Potomac Edison

W. K. Rod Sirbaugh is appointed to a new position at Potomac Edison Southern Division headquarters. He moves from District Marketing Manager to provide dealer support and sales training, with Jack T. Ambrose named his successor in Martinsburg.

Sirbaugh Potomac Edison The Potomac Edison Company W. K Rod " Sirbaugh Company Winchester Martinsburg Luray Jack T. Amrose Ambrose Utility Company

Millionth library book circulated in Kentucky

The state Library Department has distributed its one millionth book to 105 bookmobiles and 85 libraries in Frankfort.

Frankfort, Ky State Library Department

Sally's Ready for School and Faith Adventure

A narrative traces Sally growing ready for school as her parents model faith in Christ. It contrasts early reading by heart with her excitement for new adventures and layman guidance, highlighting family trust and daily reliance on Him.

Abc’s Sally Tuffy Mr. Seuss Christ

Pep Rally Precedes Homecoming Football Game

A pep rally last Friday prepared students for Saturday’s game. Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders led the rally with James Rhodes introducing the 1967 Homecoming Queen Terri Venable. Coach Rice and senior Robert Scully spoke about the game. The rally motto was Drive for Five and the Spirit Stick went to the sophomore class.

James Rhodes Terri Venable Rice Robert Scully

PSAT Tests Set Saturday for College Bound Juniors

On Saturday Oct 14 most college bound Juniors will take PSAT tests in the cafeteria. The tests prepare them for the SAT they will take in the spring and many colleges require applicants to submit SAT scores for admissions.

School and club events listed for October week

On Wednesday October 11 the Senior Boys Room 29 hosts Reader James Sutton with leader Walter Aikens and pianist Carol Gore. October 18 features a Fauquier County football game away. Handley has no school. The Glee Club performs for the District 6 Teachers Meeting in Harrisonburg. October 16 has no school and October 17 hosts an Executive Council meeting during advisory period.

James Sutton Walter Aikens Carol Gore Fauquier County Handley District 6 Harrisonburg Executive Council

Handley Schools Set Friday and Monday Holidays

Handley students have holidays on Friday October 13 and Monday October 16. Teachers will attend a District 6 meeting Friday and a work day on Monday.

Handley

Three Girls Earn Monogram Club Eligibility

Joni Goforth, point chairman of the Girls Monogram Club, has verified three new qualifying members. Diane Bush, Carol Coffelt, and Jeanne Hammer have earned the required points to join the club.

Joni Goforth Girls’ Monogram Club Diane Bush Carol Coffelt Jeanne Hammer

Mrs Miller Seeks New Image After Record Boom

Elva Miller, age 58, aims to reinvent herself after touring teen songs in a contralto as Capitol Records pushed a gag hit. She formed Vibrate Records, plans a possible Paramount acting role and a nightclub tour with a refreshed image.

Capitol Mrs. Miller

Bicycle Age Reaches Barmer District Rajasthan

In Barmer District Rajasthan the bicycle age begins as a gravel road opens linking the district for the first time. On August 19 the first bicycle reached the village drawing hundreds of onlookers away from camel trails.

Jaipur India Barmer Rajasthan

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