Bowling Tuesday Night Results Across Various Teams
Results show Bell Clothes and Snapp Foundry achieving 3 to 0 and 3 to 0 respectively while Va. Woolen No 1 dominates with 2 to 1 over Glaize Bros and 590 high team game. Individuals include Clevenger 144 for Va. Woolen No 1 and Stickley 353 in high set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Clothes
South End
Snapp Foundry
Novick
Glaize Bros
Studebaker
Clevenger
Sullivana
L. B
Aikens
Aane B. C
Stickley
Lee Baking
Lee Tree
Bell
Lée Baking
Studebaker Tee
le Foundry
Rete
Oca Cola
Alumni and spouses react in light of postwar life
A class of 1945 graduates and spouses are cited taking varied paths after graduation. Names appear in military service, civilian work such as ration office duties and library typing, and social life with locals noting a new hangout called THE CASBAH open to the class of 45 without cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Blosser
Walter and
Colleen (Gardner) Fries
Janie Henshall
Dot McDonald
Ralph Bageant
Betty Manuel
Martha Martin
Jesse Kiracoffe
Mary Rogers
Mary Lou Sprint
Ration Office
Buddy Crim
Charlie Bush
Wilbur Johnson
Billy Chrismore
Frank Butsler
Keith Ritter
Service
Marines
Donald Hildebrand
Ginny Goss
Yvonne Pierce
Ann Buckley
Madison
Mildred Cole
Huntsberry’s
Addie Shull
Mr. Eddy
Leonard Newlin
Partial teachers and students voice on daily life
Patsy Ritter complains about partial teachers and heavy homework while others mock daily annoyances. Students named include Marty Arnold Woodie Baker Ellen Sargent Lu Glascock George Garber Helen Kaknis Bryan Minnigerode Virginia Yates and Bobby Edwards sharing playful or pointed lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Ritter
Marty Arnold
Woodie Baker
Mr. Hale
Ellen Sargent
Lu Glascock
George Ga
Reminiscences In A Class Yearbook Timeline
A nostalgic look back at past school events. Highlights include Mrs. Peery’s troupe singing on stage a year ago, a two year ago wedding bell, a three year ago radio program by Mary Ellen Norris, and five to twelve year ago dances and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Norris
Shamrocks
John Kerr
Gus Cahill
Shylock
A. Tempus
New Handley teachers welcomed by voices from Farmville
Miss Harrell, a former Emporia High School graduate, now teaches seventh grade social science and English at Handley High. Mr. Strance, ex army, leads Handley’s band and orchestra and plans a grade school band follow up. Both appear popular and well integrated in the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrell
Emporia
Virginia
Emporia High School
North Carolina
Richmond
Handley
Strance
Quarles
Mr. Strance
Creston Jr. College
Iowa State Teachers College
Boston
University of Michigan
Buzzie Hart Leads Varsity Back in Senior Year
In a chat with football interviews, Buzzie Hart, jersey number 62, is praised for three years on the varsity as a 5 ft 8 in 151 lb half back. He helped score last Friday against Berkeley Springs and will be missed in his senior season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hart
Howard
Buzzie
Berkeley Springs
Twelve Girls Initiated Into Boosters Club At Alma Mater
Twelve new Boosters were initiated by Peggy Chapman in a lighthearted ceremony at the school. The feature included playful costumes and humorous pageantry as the girls performed the initiation rites and pledged respect to the older members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Rosalie
Brown
Scottie Scott
Barbara Bond
Jane Grove
Barbara Hough
Barbara— Sprenky
Anne Beverly Wright
Elizabeth Baker
Betty Cather
Jilly Pifer
Jody Armstrong
Peggy Chapman
Noraml
Seniors Privilege in Lunch Line Earned Not Gift
A Letter To The Editor argues undergraduates resent the Senior lunch line privilege, noting it was earned by the seniors and should not be retracted for poor cooperation. The writer calls for faculty and student collaboration and reminds undergraduates that they too must earn such privileges one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Monitor Commission
Seemingly Cheerful Sidelines At Handley Football Game
A vivid reminiscence of a Handley game notes cheerleaders practicing, band leadership changes, and crowd energy. It mentions Miller kicking off, concessions, students cooperation, and sightings of Miss Foster with a tall blond soldier, Eddie and Becky reuniting, plus Bob Spaid and Jean Arme in a lively scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strance
Miller
Miss Foster
Patsy
Bette Sullivan
Bobby Spaid
Jean Arme
Barbara
Wholesome Wednesday program inviting homeroom sign ups
Reminder asking each homeroom to present at least one thirty minute Wednesday program during the year. Five faculty and twenty students head the effort with Miss Hall Miss Dunlap Miss Gordon Mr Mason Mrs Clowe named as organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hall
Miss Dunlap
Ann Gordon
Mason
Clowe
Miss Barr
Agnes Perry
Miss Grove
Kitty Stephenson
Harrel
Liz Cather
Crowe
Ruth Lovett
Emerson Poorman
Westy Wright
Perry
Billy Stryker
Findlestein
Jack Sheetz
Rice
Lewis Ebert
Garrabrandt
Mary Sencindiver
Rosenberger
Douglas DeHaven
Betty June Hurst
Miss Snider
Judy Rose
Mary Gordon
Franklin Ebersole
Thresh
Barbara Gregory
Gray
Ralph Harry
Mr. Walker
Woody Baker
Snoopie Jr. Riffs Through Juicy Tidbits And Romance Rumors
Snoopie Jr. shares gossip about school dating, window break rumors, and skating rink thrills. chatter mentions Patricia Larry Betsy Peggy Evelyn Louis and others in playful, lighthearted reporting with flirtatious asides and light drama.
Senior Interviews Sam Brooks For Twelve Years Of School
Sam Brooks reflects on his long school career at Winchester institutions John Kerr and Handley He served as Assistant Photography Editor of the Handlian and football manager His science focus includes chemistry and physics He plans to attend Citadel after graduation The draft may influence his future but he aspires to a successful career
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Winchester
John Kerr
Ole Handley
Handlian
Hale
Citadel
Barbara Bond Honored Student And Athlete At School
Barbara Bond, tall senior with auburn hair and blue eyes, stands out for humor and popularity. She serves on the Honor Court, Handidian art staff, senior dance committee, and is a new Handley student body member. Barbara plays piano, sketches war art, and plans to study medicine at the University of Pennsylvania after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bond
Handiian
Handley
Barbara
University of Pennsylvania
Bond
Virginia Brown
Ginny Brown Named Prominent Senior In Nursing Track
In a hospital room scene, Ginny Brown stands out as a talented senior with a bright future. The article notes her piano and drawing skills, mentions a social status, and says she plans to pursue nursing after earning a general diploma. Fellow students wish her Buena fortuna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginny Brown
Gal
Ginny
Charles Town
Pat
Talk of the town offbeat chatter and cheers
Snappy society chatter names Ruthie Ann Nelle Bette and Millie as talk of the town. References long distant calls from California and a notable presence from Staunton. Donald Garber cited among the Dream Guys with comments on Richmond and Bette’s reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthie
Ann
Nelle
Bobby
Staunton
Bette
California
Richmond
Donald Garber
Millie
Boostie
Betty Stuart and friends swirl through social chatter
The note page plays with names and gossip about Betty Stuart, Mary Jane, and a busy social scene. References to Betty Jane Grimm’s sparkler and various classmates echo a lively schoolyard diary tone with hints of dates and peeks into junior social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
John
Jimmy
Betty Stuart
Annapolis
Bodie
Mary Jane
Hubba
Merle Cochran
Jack Duvall
Jean
Chickie
Bryan
Betty Jane Grimm
Lucille
Nancy Adams
Barbara
Jokes and Snippets From A Bantering Exchange
Dialogues show Mary seeking occupation, Betty claiming midshipman, and quips about a father’s profession as a lawyer or doctor. Freddy and Tommy swap lines about a bird and a duck. Visitor asks about insects in corn while Jack Butler adds a local flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Betty Stuart
Tomy
Freddy
Tommy
Jack Butler
Fragmented dialogue note in a public notice rack
A collection of quirky exchanges and stray lines with no clear event. Bits reference a Pilgrim nickname, a unsure time on a watch, a Browning printing remark, marching soldiers and a proud mother reacting to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jilly
Pilgrim
Jody
Nora
Bryan
Browning
Story Book Characters Come To Life At School Assembly
In a school assembly, Iris Pugh announces the Library Club initiation. New members appear on stage as familiar story book characters, including Chick Brewster as a Bobsey Twin and Ona Lee Bageant in a cluttered costume. Doris Linkous wears a nightgown with candle while the Picanninny Twins perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Pugh
Library Club
Chick” Brewster
Bobsey Twins
Ona Lee Bageant
Doris Linkous
Report on War Bond Investments Remain Inactive
A report states that 81 percent of the total war bond amount remains invested in war bonds. The discussion notes audience interest in literature and the costuming of new members.
FASTEETH keeps false teeth secure and fresh
Many denture wearers fear plate slippage in public. FASTEETH alkaline powder is sprinkled on plates to hold teeth securely and reduce odor, without souring. Available at drug stores.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Valley Service
Coca Cola
Jr. Board
Pet
Grove
Finkelstein
Walker
Snider
Hall
Dunlap
Carper
Boxley
Barr
Dc Silco Cut Price Stores, Inc
Loudoun Street
Junior Evening Star
Eeeoooo
Handley High School
Handley News
Cammer Tire CO
Assembly
Snooper Junior
Babs
Sammy
Billy Peters
Patricia
Larry Leetch
Tissie Golden
Romeo
Larry
M. Laveccia
Betsy Glaize
Sue Smith
Connie
Benny
Margaret
Arlene
Billy Kesn
Erey
Peggy Printz
Peggy
Evelyn
Louis
Afidra
Berryville
Snoopie, Jr
Snoope
Sam Brooks
Snooper
Jany
Raylass Department Stores
Sals
Styles
Baylass
Raylass
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