Women Ministers Expand Roles and Call for Atomic Control
Two hundred women from twenty Protestant denominations join the American Association of Women Ministers and press to let women serve as chaplains for the WACs and WAVES. They urge action from President Truman and Congress on international atomic power control, warning that the atomic bomb shows the need for global church leadership. Miss Oline E. Nicholson sails to India to expand training for girls through Congregational Christian missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Women Ministers
WACS
The
WAVES
Association
Ruth Sargeant Larnee
Arkansas City
Kans
Congregational
Minises
Organizaon
Truman
Congress
Women’s Society of Christaan Service of the Methodist Church
J. D. Bragg
St. Louis
United States
United Nations Organization
Oline E. Nicholson
Grenville
Texas
New York City
High Seas
Madura
India
Congregational Christian Church
Miss Nicholson
New England
Senior Interviews Highlight Class of 46 Stars
Read of Martha Clay Arnold and Anna M Bailey as standout seniors with plans at William and Mary and Navy Reserve involvement. Notes on Woodie Baker’s shy demeanor, football interest, and future ambitions amid a locker room of Latin, boxing, and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Clay Arnold
Handlian
Catain
Marty
William and Mary
Bill Dunn
Anna M. Bailey
Anna Bailey
Navy Reserve
Anna
Capital
Woodie Baker
Woodie
Baker’s Slaughter House
Jboy
Miss Mary Gordon Joins Handley Faculty
Miss Gordon from Orlando Florida teaches social science English and literature to seventh grade at Handley. She earned her A B R B degree from Stetson University De Land and hopes for snow drifts during her first northern winter while enjoying reading traveling and ice cream. She is not related to Miss Ann Gordon who teaches French and Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Florida
Orlando
Stetson University
de Land
Miss Gordon
Handley
Ann Gordon
Library Club grows under Wisecarver leadership
The library now has 58 members, 17 old and 41 new, with duties including shelving and clerical work after school. A regular monthly meeting is held and an initiation for new members is planned this week, promised to be lively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Club
First student assembly sparks home party humor
A lively reading details a student assembly and a humorous bridge party at the Huff home. Guests Bryan Pete and Jimmy Saxe enjoy playful banter as grooming gear and bags clutter the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angels
Richard Huff
Jimmy Saxe
Jimmy
Bryan
Pete
P. S
Snooper’s Chilly Week Roundup of Local Rumors
The column teases several local interests and romances, naming George Garber and Ann, a possible Ato advocate, Phil Mattingly, Jean, Frank and his nurse, Warren County, Virginia and Charles Town. Dot Davis and Betty Stuart are linked to Navy life with Friday night chatter. Barbara and Al are teased over record sorting as the piece closes with a bye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Garber
Mildred
Georges
Ato
Ann
Phil Mattingly
Jean
Frank
Warren County
Virginia
Charles Town
Winchester
Dot Davis
Navy
Betty Stuart
Pat Barr
Miss Armstrong
Barbara
Handley FFA Reports From Blacksburg Rally
Ramsey Michael reports at October Handley FFA meeting on the Blacksburg Virginia rally held September 27 to 29. Programs included singing addresses elections of state officers and committee reports. He enjoyed movies and the football game for rally entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Chapter
Future Farmers of America
Ramsey Michael
Blacksburg
Virginia
Handley Triumphs 21 0 Over Front Royal In Friday Fight
Handley fans packed Front Royal stadium to watch a one sided game as Miller Taylor and Powell scored while Lamb added a safety. The cadets cheered loudly as Warren County rivals sparked chatter about dirty play, and Handley sealed the win 21 to 0 with a strong defensive stand. The victory promises a rematch on October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Front Royal
Winchester
Warren County
Marty
Lus
Sammy
Danny
Peggy
Dot
Martha Babb
Camile
Red Baker
Red
Miller
Taylor
Powell
Lamb
Vigskin
Handley football spotlights Jimmy Taylor and Pete Miller
The article profiles Jimmy Taylor a right end known for interceptions and power plays, noting his rise from 10th grade to varsity. It also introduces Donald Miller, aka Pete Miller, from Clearfield High School, now halfback at Handley, praised for his performance and magnetism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Taylor
Donald Miller
Pete” Miller
Donald
Pete
Handley
Clearfield High School
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Monogram
Shamrocks Win Girls Soccer Finals in Handley Meet
Shamrocks beat Maroons 27 9 then 20 14 and 33 19 in three competitive games at Handley. Captains Marty Arnold and Anne Shull praised sportsmanship amid enthusiastic cheering from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrocks
Maroons
Maroon
Anne Shull
Marty Arnold
Shamrock
Handley
Miss Foster
Handley J V s Defeat Star Office In Tight 13-12 JV Game
The Handley Junior Varsity edged Star Office 13 to 12 in a seesaw contest. Star Office opened with a 90 yard kickoff return by Danny Babb, J V offense rallied, Whitacre scored on a 1 yard run, Star Office led 12-6 after McKee caught Babb’s pass late in the third. Seldon intercepted late, Selder connected to Smallwood for the tying score, Billmyer scored the final point with two minutes left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley J. V's
Star Office
Danny Babb
J.v's
Whitacre
Star Carriers
Babb
McKee
Seldon
Selder
Smallwood
Billmyer
Final score 13 12 as Jr Varsity holds lead
The game ends 13 to 12 with the Jr Varsity maintaining the final advantage. Key players listed include HANDLEY STAR OFFICE LE Solenberger LE E Babb LT Kaknis Lazzarera LG Seabright Brown C Bridgeforth and backs QB LaVecchia Leetch LH Whitacre RH McKee with subs Seldon LaVecchia G Spaid and P Haymaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Varsity
Handley Star Office
le— Solenberger
Le—E. Babb
Kaknis
Lazzarera
Seabright
Brown
C—Bridgeforth Co
J. Miller
Fansler
J. Miler
D. Babb
QB — Seldon
Lh—Lavecchia G
Lt—Spaid
Re—P. Haymaker
Handley News of Other Years Recap
A compact Lookback recaps Handley municipal memory with scattered notes from past years. Highlights include stamp sales progress and snippets about local figures in sports and politics across a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley News
Chatter and chatter at West Point football dance
Week end events at West Point include a student social with Phil and Jeanne on a first date and a football dance led by Mr. Walker's program. Names like Jimmy Saxe and Barbara Sprenkle appear among the chatter as girls soccer and campus life mix with light banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howdie Doodie
Phil
Jeanne
Massie
Ibby
West Point
Walker
Jimmy Saxe
Mgr. Spruce
Hubba
Browning
Penn State
Colgate
Bon Jour
Mon Ami
Nancy Butler
Bodie
Barbara Sprenkle
Gertie
Shamrocks Beat Maroons in Girls Soccer Start
The Shamrocks open the year strong by defeating the Maroons in soccer. The week also notes that the first report term ends, Thanksgiving is six weeks away, and the senior class has 74 members with 20 boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrocks
Maroons
Walker
Wandering Alumni Named In Local Roundup
A nostalgic note lists former students and their paths, naming Bruce Lovett Roland Nelson Jack Lew Merle Cochran and Andy Danko among alumni now pursuing varied careers. It mentions several connected to the Blue Streaks football team and notes others in Washington and at colleges, plus service members named Godfrey Lake Robert Kellas Harold Wingert and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Lovett
Roland Nelson
Jack Lewis
Merle Cochran
Andy Danko
Lorraine Fahnestock
Onile Omps
Kathleen Weakley
Ruth Anna Perry
Teeny” Weir
Washington
Beverly Hofer
Westhampton
Billy Vanderberry
Randolph-Macon
Glee Club Introduces New Members Under Miss Haynes
The Glee Club adds many new members this year including Florence Harley Nancy Mae Hurst Cary Randolph Marshall Patricia Frye Nancy Cain Virginia Yates Virginia Lee Grant Susan Knight Sara Leather man Dorothy Minnegerode Ann Bryant Betsy Glaize Kitty Stephenson Ruth Lovett Dorothy Eisenberg Adrian La Rue Mildred Burke Gibson White Elizabeth Halvosa George Eagle Jacqueline Eagle Edwin Babb Ann Copenhaver Jimmie McCoy Peggy Printz Robert Whitacre Kitty Lou Grant Clarence Rodgers Betty Lou McFarland Fremont Fogle. The program promises strong music as two weeks prior indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Miss Haynes
Florence Harley
Nancy Mae Hurst
Cary Randolph Marshall
Patricia Frye
Nancy Cain
Virginia Yates
Virginia Lee Grant
Susan Knight
Sara Leatherman
Dorothy Minnegerode
Ann Bryant
Betsy Glaize
Kitty Stephenson
Ruth Lovett
Dorothy Eisenberg
Adrian la Rue
Mildred Burke
Gibson White
Elizabeth Halvosa
George Eagle
Jacqueline Eagle
Edwin Babb
Ann Copenhaver
Jimmie McCoy
Pegey Printz
Robert Whitacre
Kitty Lou Grant
Clarence Rodgers
Betty Lou McFarland
Fremont Fogle
Naw
Appreciation note from faculty and students
The Phy. Ed. Office praises contributions from all, in a joyous display of gratitude. The editor is urged to publish a brief acknowledgement and invites further hand in donations or notices from others.
Two Scoops Brighten Jr Evening Star Mailbox
After weeks of scarce articles the Jr Evening Star receives two fresh scoops. The note thanks the editor for reviewing the mailbox and delivering timely items that boost the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Evening Star
Junior Evening Star needs broader student news
Shirley Werdebaugh urges more coverage of diverse students while Teddy Staples notes the current issue lacks variety. The exchange highlights a need for broader reporting on people beyond the usual focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Evening Star
Shirley Werdebaugh
Teddy Staples
Student Opinions On Class Newsroom Proposals
Virginia Yates proposes a freshman report from each guard committee on class meeting news. Miss Grove suggests small homeroom news article if the first samples stay good. Patsy Ritter calls for more jokes and editorials. Bill Larence says none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Yates
Miss Grove
Patsy Ritter
Bill Larence
What are sweetest fruit grown in the United States
The date ranks first and the persimmon second in su a1 count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Colleen Orndorf
Alta Hammar
Sue Stickleyv
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Geralding Hockensmith
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J. V's. Defeat Star Office
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Bobby Green
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