Science Teachers Conference Highlights Safety and Pervasive Dangers
At the Ninth Annual Virginia State Science Teachers Conference in Fredericksburg on September 25, Dr. Charles E. O'Rear demonstrated food safety issues with aphids sand and rodent hairs in cabbage, and displayed illegal drugs and paraphernalia to warn about consumer protection. Dr. James E. Weigand spoke on developing teacher competencies while Dr. Robert T. Greene discussed teaching science in segregated schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Wilson
Lake
Virginia State Science Teachers Conference
Fredericksburg
Charles E. O’rear
O’rear
Virginia
James E. Weigand
Indiana University
Robert T. Greene
State Department of Education
Band and Drill Team to Perform at Woodbridge Event
On October 22 the band and drill team will travel to Woodbridge and repeat their performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbridge
Handley Drill Team Starts Practices For Upcoming Shows
Handley High School forms a new drill team with twenty members and three alternates led by captains Becky Webster and Ellen Wyszynski. They rehearse twice weekly plus one extra before home games under band director Marvin Piland and dance choreographer Donna Cather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
Handley
Donna Cather
Charlottesville
Albemarle High School
Becky Webster
Ellen Wyszynski
March of American Hymns to Open Halftime Show
The Handley Marching Band presents a halftime program titled March of American Hymns with Revolutionary and Civil War era songs. A precision drill opens the set followed by America the Beautiful performed by the marching judges and a forty-foot American flag on display with the drill team featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Marching Band
Handley student body honors birth of Katherine Ashby
The Handley student body congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ashby on the birth of their daughter Katherine Hodges. Katherine Ashby was born on September 29, 1971 and weighed seven pounds nine ounces. Mr. Ashby teaches Spanish at Handley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Honor Society
Handley
Mike Leeds
Hart
Isherwood
Mrs
Charles Ashby
Katherine Hodges
Katherine Ashby
Mr.Ashby
Handlian Staff To Travel To New York For Yearbook Conference
Handlian Editor Will Sager assistant editor Lindy Larrick business manager Ann Ryan and advisor Mrs Ritter travel to New York Friday Oct 16 for the Columbia Scholastic Press Association 32nd annual conference at Columbia University. Lectures begin Friday afternoon and run through Saturday with courses on photography yearbook design and business and a closing luncheon at the Walder Astoria Hotel. Also notes PSAT NMSQT test for juniors on Oct 19 1971 combined for first time to qualify for 1973 scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handlian
Will Sager
Lindy Larrick
Ann Ryan
Ritter
New York
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Columbia University
Walder Astoria Hotel
Siate Magazine
Arthur Rothstein
Handley
Handley Guidance Department
Ni Ic
Scholarship Corporation
Intramural Program Introduced At Han dley School
Han dley initiates boys intramurals with a planning council from homerooms led by Ronald Frye. Teams include The Basement Rats, Boone's Farm Brigade, The Wolfgang, Black Knights, Phillibin's Grasshoppers, Wizards of Ozzie, and Speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globetrotters
Handley
Ronald Frye
Kevin Brown
James Carter
Stewart Hawkins
Donnie
Basement Rats
Boone’s Farm Brigade
Wolfgang
Black Knights
Phillibin
Grasshoppers
Wizards of Ozzie
Speed
Honey locust bears longest thorns on tree
The American tree with the longest thorns is the honey locust. Its wicked spikes appear in clusters and can span several inches in length.
Also Mentioned on This Page
RMA
Handiian
Loudoun Valley
Robert E. Ayler
Monogram Club
James Wood
Lane
Wakefield High School
VPI
Charles Town
Notre Dame
Libby Moore
NHS
Margie Maphis
The
Junior Evening Star
Key Club
Becky Dawkins
Leroy Baker
Donnie Philibin
Varsity
Merle Norman
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!