Handley Glee Club Tours Harrisonburg for Teachers Meeting
The Handley Senior High Glee Club traveled by three buses to Harrisonburg to sing at the District 6 teachers meeting at Madison College auditorium. They opened with The Star Spangled Banner and performed songs including You'll Never Walk Alone Swanee and The Battle Hymn of the Republic under Miss Haynes and Miss Finklestein. They closed with Apple Blossom Time and then enjoyed lunch before returning to Winchester.
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Handley
Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg High School
Madison College Auditorium
Glee Club
Haynes
Winchester
Marching Band Pleases Fans at Local Games
Mr. Strance leads the marching band through halftime shows at Lexington and Harrisonburg games. They formed an L for Lexington and Hs for Handley, then W ell a Mill Bottle a Teakette and Jug, spelling out both school names and promising future programs.
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Strance
Lexington
Handley
Harrisonburg
Pep Rally Attendance Cut by Rainy Weather
Rainy weather reduced attendance at a pep rally as students and staff faced damp conditions. The event proceeded with reduced turnout and altered activities due to the forecast and steady showers.
Editorial staff list for the newspaper
The editorial staff includes Nancy R. Quarles as editor and Lillian Solenberger assistant editor. Reporters named are Donna Anderson Kitty Clark Bessie Smalls Cap py Saxe Sally Getzendan ner Gail Hudson Carolyn fame and John Arn old.
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Lillian Solenberger
Donna Anderson
Kitty Clark
Bessie Smalls
Cappy Saxe
Sally Getzendanner
Gail Hudson
Carolyn Fame
John Arnold
Cooperation Key to Handley Students Football Efforts
An editorial urges Handley students to practice cooperation during football season. It highlights behaving at games and pep rallies, supporting cheerleaders, and thanking Booster Club, the program, band, and Junior Stand for their roles. It stresses individual conduct reflects on all Handley students.
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Handley
Leena
Judges Smear Blue Streaks Tackle Cumberland Next
The Handley Judges beat Harrisonburg 14 6 to seize first in District V with a 5 0 Handley record while Harrisonburg drops to 4 1 Front Royal 4 0 Cumberland 1 0 next. Next week the Judges travel to Cumberland Maryland to face Fort Hill High in a non league game.
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Handley
Harrisonburg Blue
Front Royal
Meredith Boyd
Bill Brannon
Boyd
Bill Minor
Harrisonburg
Bobby Farr
Mark Shull
Farr
Eugene Adams
Hantley
Brannon
George Semples
Cumberland
Fort Hill High
Cumberlanders
Martinsburg Bulldogs
Jets Complete Hop From Texas To Midway Base
The last of 15 jet fighters completed a four hop 7,800 mile flight from Texas. The final leg covered 2,575 miles from Midway in a record shattering nonotop leap.
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Japan
Texas
Midway
Students Wrestle With New Word SHUBA
A playful classroom piece defines SHUBA as a Russian fur coat. Students share quirky hypothetical uses from dinner to a bedtime companion and a date request, reflecting light humor about a borrowed term.
Seniors Visit Lime Company
The Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Association arranged two student tour series for the Senior Class. The first visited Grove Lime Company in Stephens City, P. W. Plumly Lumber Corporation, and Virginia Woolen Mill. The Oct 3 Grove Lime tour included a lecture on limestone and by products and a plant tour.
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Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Association
Grove Lime Company
Stephens City
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corporation
Virginia Woolen Mill
O'Sullivan Rubber
Shenandoah
Bass
The
Lime Company
Improvements Made In Sewing Room
Improvements in the sewing room include removing the partition to create a larger space, updated electric sewing machines for faster work, a wash basin, and a full line of equipment for students. Miss Boxley praises the department for enabling more activity and says she can give more age than before.
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Boxley
Quakes
Chapel Services Include Devotionals and Hymns
Last week chapel was held on Monday and Wednesday. Sue Sibert read the devotionals, Margaret Crisman led the hymns, and Mary Kaknis was the pianist.
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Sue Sibert
Margaret Crisman
Mary Kaknis
Fifth Grade Studies Insects History and New England
Elementary learners explore insects observing habits daily. Mrs Saver and Miss Carson introduce New England topics and seed trays. Students in Miss Manuel's class begin History Notebooks with George Washington and U.S. history.
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Miss Manuel
George Washington
United States
Snooper Reports Oddities in School Life and Chapel Gossip
The Snooper notes a student walking without crutches and a second year French class entertaining Mr Litten with songs about Mountaineers and orange and black colors. Dismissal at Martinsburg School is 3 10 with typing continuing. A junior girl's large feet in the chapel causes amusement and questions about faculty joints.
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Bobby
Litten
Martinsburg
Handlian News 1953 Handlian yearbook call to buy
An appeal to readers to purchase the 1953 Handlian pictorial yearbook featuring life at Handley during 1952-53. It urges buying from listed sellers Billy Thompson Jack Dunn Carol Suiker Millie Sanderlin Ronnie Coffman Billy Minor and Sonny Shiley and suggests friends and parents may want copies.
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Handley
Billy Thompson
Jack Dunn
Carol Suiker
Millie Sanderlin
Ronnie Coffman
Billy Minor
Sonny Shiley
Douglas to Play At Culpeper Friday
Douglas High School football aims for victory after a 13-13 tie with Page Jackson of Charles Town at Rouss Park. The team, reduced by Armed Forces callups, previously beat Luray's Andrew Jackson 12-6, and faces Culpeper in its third game of the season on October 17.
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Douglas High School
Page Jackson
Charles Town
Rouss Park
Armed Forces
Douglas
Luray
Andrew Jackson High School
Ovent
Culpeper
Temperature dips near base in Greenland with high winds
The region around the new Thule air base in Greenland records temperatures as low as 50 degrees Fahrenheit with winds reaching 125 miles per hour. Snow is minimal despite the harsh conditions.
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New
Thule Air Base
Greenland
Winchester TB Association X-ray program rewards students
Last Thursday the Winchester Tuberculosis Association sponsored X rays in Handley junior and senior high schools. About 100 students received the best X rays, and officials urge citizens to support early screening for tuberculosis, noting that early TB can be cured.
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Winchester Tuberculosis Association
Handley
Winchester
Former Handley grid stars attend homecoming
Handley High School welcomed many former grid stars at the Handley Harrisonburg homecoming game. About a hundred former Handley players cheered the Judges to victory. The gathering highlighted continued alumnae support at home games.
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Grid
Handley
Handley-Harrisonburge
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