Handley clubs directory promotes membership and citizenship
The article outlines Handley clubs and organizations for music literature drama religion citizenship science agriculture and athletics. It notes a Booster Club assembly tomorrow to explain membership requirements and emphasizes that joining clubs benefits personal growth leadership and school spirit.
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Handley’s
Band
Glee Club
Library Club
Thespian Players
Chapel Committee
Booster Club
Science Club
Lupton Horticulture Club
Monogram Clubs
Handley
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Newspaper Staff Credits and Editorial Roles
The editor Ann Sirbaugh and assistant editor Betty Jo Johnson lead a team including Gayle Crabill Sally Dunn Pat Pugh Susan Crisman Susan Bierer Genevieve McCeney Joan Miller and Ann Sullivan covering newsroom duties and reporting.
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Ann Sirbaugh
Betty Jo Johnson
Gayle Crabill
Sally Dunn
Pat Pugh
Susan Crisman
Susan Bierer
Genevieve McCeney
Joan Miller
Ann Sullivan
Carlotta Wisecarver
Booster Club
Junior Evening Star
Girl's Monogram Club
Ann Bailey
Boy's Monogram Club
Russell Potts
Jackie Crenshaw
Bill Shendon
Lupton Horticulture Club
Charles Shewbridge
Donnie Oates
Bonnie Miller
Harold Madagan
Charles Rinker
Genevieve McConeey
Carolyn Renner
Glee Club
Jimmy Miller
Anna Margaret Smalts
Program of Organ Music At First Assembly
First Assembly on October 16 featured Mr. Franklyn Berry on a full sized Hammond organ. He played a 1928 medley, Star Dust, The Bells of Saint Mary’s, and a circus parade imitation, and answered audience questions. The student body applauded and called for encores.
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Franklyn Berry
Saint Mary's
Berry
Seniors Tour Apple Plant Visit
Seniors in Group 1 toured the Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Company sponsored by the Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers' Association last Tuesday afternoon. They met general manager Mr. J Pinckney Arthur who guided them through the plant showing applesauce and cider production.
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Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers’ Association
Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Company
J. Pinckney Arthur
Volleyball Tourney Opens as Teams Rally for Weekend Play
The annual volleyball tournament for class teams begins this week. Practice started October 10 with 120 girls reporting and five practice sessions required.
1958 Handlians Go on Sale
On Tuesday October 15 the 1958 Handlians went on sale under editor John Kater and business manager Margaret Shumate. The price is 3.75 and they may be purchased from listed local sellers including Tommy Glass and Iris DeSchon.
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Handlians
Handiian
John Kater
Margaret Shumate
Tommy Glass
Anna Margaret Smalls
Graham Nelson
Iris DeSchon
Billy Vanscoy
Donald Jones
Mike Hart
Russell Potts
Jenny Fisher
Harold Madagan
Jimmy Snapp
Eugene Sine
Community Club and Student Meetings Schedule
The notice lists upcoming events for the week: Reader appearances with song leaders and pianists on Monday October 21, Wednesday October 23, and Friday October 25. a Junior Class meeting in Study Hall on Tuesday October 22. Booster Club Assembly on Wednesday October 23. Science Club meeting in Science Rooms on Thursday October 24. and Monitor Commission meeting in Study Hall on Friday October 25.
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Booster Club
Science Club
Monitor Commission
Fifth Grade Presents Play by Mrs. Kiser Class
Fifth grade students staged a Chinese radio play titled Shiro and His Master last week. Sponsor Mr. Stanley Holcombe attended to offer acting pointers. Cast included Moto Michael Lovett Wife Betsy Goodwin Sa ki Billy Mason King Michael Miller Announcer Mary Ellen Crow Narrator Barbara Black burn Soundmakers Dodi Terretta Barney Stine and Sheilah Row.
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Evelyn Kiser
Moto
Michael Lovett
Betsy Goodwin
Saki
Billy Mason
King
Michael Miller
Mary Ellen Crow
Barbara Blackburn
Dodi Terretta
Barney Stine
Sheilah Row
Thespian Club Chooses November Play Plans
The Thespian Club met Thursday to select a November play. The High Heart copyright expired so copies may be made with the author’s permission. If not available The Best There Is will be used. They plan a no charge Christmas play and welcomed Ellen DuPuy back to the club. No new members until spring.
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Thespian Club
Ellen DuPuy
Handley
Handley Jayvees Lose to Warren County in Wet Match
The Handley junior varsity football team traveled to Front Royal last Thursday for a game against Warren County Jayvees. A hard fought contest was played in poor weather with Warren County defeating Handley 35 to 4.
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Handley
Front Royal
Warren County Jayvees
Warren County
Handley Nurse Hospital Patient
Students at Handley report nurse Mrs. Fred Hunt is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital recovering well after an operation. She hopes to go home early next week but cannot return to Handley for a month or six weeks. Mrs. Arthur Spaid is assisted by Mrs. John Hoover during her absence.
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Handley
Fred Hunt
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Arthur Spaid
John Hoover
Mrs. Hunt
Flu Bug Invades Handley
Handley students battle flu like symptoms as high temperatures chills and runny noses spread through classrooms. Some students stay home while nurses report declining attendance and efforts to curb the outbreak with diligence and doses of care.
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Handley
Education Week Program Planned on November 12
National Education week runs November 10 to 16. Ley Handley High School will hold November 12 as a special Parents Night with a mock six period day of ten minute visits to meet Junior and Senior High teachers. A social gathering closes the evening in the cafeteria.
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Handley High School
General Organization
Booster Club
Junior Evening Star
Pupils Watch Queen Elizabeth Arrival at Washington
Mrs Eaton's sixth graders at Quarles School viewed Queen Elizabeth's arrival on television at Mrs E W O'Hara's West Whitlock Avenue home. Marilyn O'Hara in the class joined the event. Miss Rush's second grade was invited but stayed home due to bad weather.
Handley 1957 58 Directory Clubs and Officers
Handley Directory 1957 58 lists Executive Council president Thomas Glass and others. Honor Court roles include Roland Fletcher and Virginia Athey. Monitor Commission chaired by Donald Jones with Virginia Athey as secretary. Library Club officers Sara Conner Harriet Miller Carolyn Renner. Thespian Club led by Robert Button with Paul Rhodes Rebecca Simpson and Terry Jones as historian. Science Club head Harold Madagan with Graham Nelson as vice president and secretary.
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Handley
Executive Council
Thomas Glass
Charles Rinker
Virginia Athey
Roland Fletcher
Monitor Commission
Donald Jones
Library Club
Sara Conner
Harriet Miller
Carolyn Renner
Thespian Club
Robert Button
Paul Rhodes
Rebecca Simpson
Terry Jones
Science Club
Harold Madagan
Graham Nelson
Clarke Farmers to Raise Corn Under ASC Quotas
Clarke and Loudoun County farmers will grow corn under an Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Board allotment. The plan, mandated for the Commercial corn area, assigns farm by farm allotments after surveying total cropland. Local ASC officers and farmers discussed setup and notices to contact every farmer.
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Clarke Farmers
ASC
Berryville
Clarke County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Board
Clarke
Loudoun County
Rabies Immunization Schedule Set by Winchester Health Dept
Six rabies clinics organized by the Winchester Frederick County Health Department with Winchester SPCA aid will vaccinate dogs for 1.50 dollars, valid three years. The October 31 ordinance makes vaccination mandatory, and clinics run November 4–12 at local venues open to Winchester and Frederick County dogs.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Winchester
Common Council
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Ervin Cleveland
Frederick County
Winchester Animal Hospital
Virginia PTA Convention Reaches Second Day
At Roanoke the Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers enters its second day after an opening session debating three by-law amendments. Delegates over 600 voted down a proposal to lower annual state dues from 20 to 15 cents and rejected moving the fiscal year start from July 1 to Nov. 1. A third motion to adopt the congress budget at annual conventions was tabled. Proponents urged keeping more funds with local chapters. A Richmond spokesman said the PTA, a non profit group, has accumulated nine to ten thousand dollars yearly while local clubs struggle to survive.
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Roanoke
Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers
Congress
Board of Managers
Richmond
PTA
Fifth son born to Brig. Gen. Tucker at Fort Campbell
At Fort Campbell Kentucky a one star general's flag atop a tiny blue sweater signaled the birth of a fifth son to Brig. Gen. Reuben H. Tucker assistant commander of the 101st Airborne Division.
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Fort Campbell
Reuben H. Tucker
101St Airborne Division
Brewer's Blackbird Named for Dr Thom as Mayo Brewer
The Brewer's Blackbird is named for Dr Thom as Mayo Brewer 1814 1880 a Boston born physician author and ornithologist who worked in western and southwestern U S The account also notes an incident at Nogales Ariz where patrons ducked as gunfire sounded during a naval war film and a ceiling pipe sprayed water over the theater audience.
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U.S
Thomas Mayo Brewer
Boston
Mass
Nogales, Ariz
Nogales
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