Leadership changes and new members at area college groups
Armstrong leads Alpha Gamma sorority at University of North Carolina as substitute president while Lee Robinson and Inia Yates gain roles in campus groups. Glee club director Gwendolyn Haynes reports vacancies rapidly filled with 33 seniors graduated, nine remaining four years. New recruits include Fritzi Emmerth and 21 others. Handley Glee Club prepares for assembly, Christmas concert, Apple Blossom, and commencement activities.
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Armstrong
University Ofth Carolina
North Carolina Allins
Lee Robinson
Alpha Gamma
University North Carolina
Inia Yates
Northdy
McFadden
Syracuse University
Gwendolyn Haynes
Handley Glee Club
Vivace Club
Glee Club
Jane Sowers
Barbara Brooks
June Butler
Pat Clevenger
Margaret Greenawalt
Helen Johnson
Patsy Levi
Elizabeth Browning
Suzanne Pingley
Fritzi Emmerth
Kitty Clark
Hilda Reed
Patsy Wheeler
Lillian Solenberger
Hudson
Natala Russell
Ouida Keller
Carolyn §$Copenhaver
Joyce Binner
Donna Anderson
Janice Haines
Mary Lazazzera
Sue Dorsey
Suzanne Watson
Augusta Pollard
Helen Edmonds
Cappy Saxe
Carolyn Stanley
Freddie Stine
David Rickard
James Hockman
Ray Rinker
Handley
Handley 7 Harrisonburg 0 in Friday Night Football
Handley topped Harrisonburg 7-0 as Jim Lawrence scored the game’s lone touchdown in the second quarter. Manuel Sempeles added a neat conversion. At halftime Handley’s 70-piece band formed two H initials while Harrisonburg’s band lit tiny red LEDs and played School Days amid spirited cheers.
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Handley
Harrisonburg
Jim Lawrence
Manuel Sempeles
Hospitalized players and injuries hit senior boys
The report notes Phil Slaughter was taken to the hospital Thursday with an injured arm during football practice. Cochran was readmitted the same day and is very ill.
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Hos
Phil Slaughter
Ug Cochran
Classical recital by Philips Robertson entertains student body
Philips Robertson entertained the student body with a program featuring flute, harp, violin, tam tam, saddle drums, and bagpipes. He performed single instrument pieces and sang, including the 8th Psalm and songs from Syria.
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Hilips Robertson
Syria
Junior Varsity Opens Season with 12 0 Win over Warren County
The Junior Varsity team opened with a 12 to 0 victory against Warren County as many students and cheerleaders packed the stands. Melvin Aik ens and Bobby Jackson scored touch downs, while the Juniors fell 6 to 1 to RMA at Front Royal.
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Warren County
Melvin Aikens
Bobby Jackson
RMA
Front Royal
Weekend Game Day Recap With Notable Attendees
A holiday brought fans to the game with many participants enjoying a productive weekend. Pat Way led a practiced chorus line and attended the game while Manuel Semipeles slept cooked and played football. Carolyn Stanley celebrated an anniversary Joyce Binner cleaned house and went to the game. Eugene Dearing slept Pat Clevenger cheered at the game Albert Lazazzera washed a car and then played football.
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Pat Way
Manuel Semipeles
Carolyn Stanley
Joyce Binner
Eugene Dearing
Pat Clevenger
Albert Lazazzera
Eighth Grade Party Planned by Class Leaders
The 8th grade class schedules a come as you please party Friday from 7 to 9 30 p m. Class sponsors are Miss Simms and Miss Hinton. Lynn Cooper serves as class president.
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Miss Simms
Miss Hinton
Roanoke Instructor Observes Latin and Guidance Classes
Mrs. Gertrude Peery, a Latin and guidance instructor, visited Roanoke High School to observe Latin classes and guidance offerings and returned with valuable ideas.
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Gertrude Peery
Roanoke
Actress Churchill To Wed Photographer In Georgia
Actress Sarah Churchill daughter of Winston Churchill will marry British photographer Anthony Beauchamp at 5 30 p m in Sea Island Georgia. The couple announced the engagement yesterday and both sets of parents were informed and approved.
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Sea Island
Sarah Churchill
Anthony Beauchamp
Britain
Winston Churchill
Beauchamp
Greeks Deported From Caucsus Report Cited by U.S.
Washington reports confirm Soviet mass deportation of thousands of Greeks and discuss plans for guerrilla action in Yugoslavia. The State Department cites official channels and envoys, noting intelligence from friendly governments and earlier wartime leaks.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Yugoslavia
Omar N. Bradley
House
The
Russia
Bus Line Extends to Brakeblok Plant Route Change
City bus service will extend from 8 Loudoun Street to the American Brakeblok plant then to Acorn Heights and back to Valley Pike. Buses will no longer run on Whitlock and Montague avenues.
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Loudoun St
American Brakeblok
Acorn Heights
Valley Pike
Whitlock
Montague Aves
Safer to leave service switch as is during a storm
The National Bureau of Standards says whether the service switch is open or closed makes little difference if lightning strikes. A strike on the service line may allow current to enter the building, though a lightning arrester at the transformer handles most strikes on the line.
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National Bureau of Standards
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Tient Music Program
Northern Virginia Power CO
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Paris
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Caucsus
U.S
Truman
War Department
Turkey
Ise
Blue
Zome” Ride
Soman
George Washington Garage
North
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