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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1952
Page
13
Handley school hosts a watercolor exhibit from the National Association of Women Artists. The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts sent two popular works, including Winter Palette a snow scene and After Korea an impression of Korean destruction, drawing student interest.
The program committee met to plan upcoming Science Club meetings. Suggested projects include choir, assembly, movies, speakers, trips and a dance. Present were Jim Robertson Squeak Coffman Bobby Grubbs Lynn Cooper Roxy Hockman and Joyce Butler.
Students trade quips about France's revolution era and world Atlas while teachers join in with jokes. Betsy riffs on historical kings as Betsy and Susanne tease dance steps, and a line about bones prompts a comic exchange.
On Wednesday October 15 juniors held a meeting about points and roles. The Senior Class met during Advisory Period on October 16 to elect Who's Who representatives by secret ballot.
The article lists Nancy R. Quarles as editor and Lillian Solenberger as assistant editor with reporters Donna Anderson Cappy Saxe Betsy Turner Jimmy Omps and John Arnold on the editorial roster.
Editorial urges consistent effort after a good start. It compares football to academics and life, emphasizes finishing strong in the second half, and notes that report cards mark the first third of the school year with potential for improvement. It quotes Edward Fitzgerald.
The passage urges students to recognize their weaknesses by consulting instructors who can reveal mistakes and guide correction. It emphasizes sincere effort, the value of asking for help, and applying oneself fully to achieve the best work possible this year.
Fort Hill Sentinels of Cumberland Maryland upended the Handley Judges 19 to 6 under lights. The Sentinels capitalized on two fumbles and an interception to grab a 13 0 lead, then added a late score to seal the win.
The Lupton Horticulture Club met last Tuesday to discuss the November farm display. Strother Shiley, president, formed a committee to organize the display and suggested a trip to Harrisburg to view the annual farm show. A Horticulture Club Party was also discussed before adjournment.
The Appalachian Apple Service of Martinsburg WV announces the first annual Apple Pan Dowdy Contest in Frederick County VA with James Wood High School as host. Counties Clarke Loudoun and possibly Roanoke Augusta join. state winner goes to Washington on October 31 for national judging with prizes including trips, cookware, and scholarships. First prize in county includes a General Electric mixer and cookbooks. state winner earns an all‑expense paid trip to the national contest with hotel, tours, and media appearances.
During chapel last week Doug Jones read devotionals. Gail Hodson led hymns and Kitty Clark played piano. For special music Room 45 sang Fairest Lord Jesus. On Wednesday the senior boys sang All Hail The Power Of Jesus Name.
A quoted line questions personal responsibility and notes great opportunities at Handley. The speaker asks whether individuals are making the most of those chances, urging self reflection on effort and outcomes.
CREN SHAW'S offers complete decorating service and free consultation to help you choose color schemes fabrics and furnishings. They carry Heritage O'Hearn Gulistan and other lines and can prevent costly mistakes with expert advice. Visit Colonial Art & Craft for gifts and decor accents. J W Arthur offers insured guidance on life health and auto coverage. NECCHI sewing machine line promoted as the wonder of sewing.
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