Handley Homecoming Queen crowned at 1:45 with a close Handley win
Handley High School crowned Susan Lillis Homecoming Queen during a 1:45 ceremony in the Handley Bowl before Handley and Herndon High met. Mayor William Battaile presided as Susan rode in a blue convertible escorted to a reviewing stand amid maroon and white decorations. The game ended with Herndon 14 Handley 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Lillis
William Battaile
Handley
Susan
Edwin Lillis
S. Braddock St
Herndon Hornets
Bryant Nickerson
Jerry Turner
Battaile
Herndon High School
Winchester seniors praise local volunteer groups and associations
The Handley High School seniors express gratitude to the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Association and Judges Athletic Association for support and community impact. They note rescue squad help at games hospital visits bank tours sponsorship of equipment and scholarships and vow to carry community responsibility with pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Winchester
Volunteer Rescue Squad
Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Association
Judges Athletic Association
How Delegates Are Chosen For Conventions
The text explains that delegates to Democratic and Republican conventions are selected in three ways: through primary elections, by congressional district or state conventions, and by state party committees. States may use one or more of these methods.
Knit Jacket Pattern 7204 Offers for Mail Order
Advertisement for a collar-down circular needle knit jacket pattern 7204 in sizes 4-6 and 8-10. Includes price 35 cents with add-on mailing charges. Order to Alice Brooks, Winchester Evening Star, Needlecraft Dept. Send name address zone pattern number. Also promo for free PAT outlets and deluxe quilt book offers with small additional payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Suggestions Asked for Parents' Night
The Executive Council met last Monday to plan Parents' Night in November. President Jerry Turner urged representatives to gather homeroom or club ideas to make the event more interesting and enjoyable for parents. The council will swear in new members on November 13 during chapel, with plaques awarded to homerooms paying 100 percent of G. O. dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Jerry Turner
G. O
Seniors Tour Local Businesses and Court House Visit
Last Tuesday morning the Senior Class toured Coca-Cola Bottling Co Farmers and Merchants National Bank Commercial and Savings Bank Shenandoah Valley National Bank and the County Court House. John Anderson gave a law talk at the Court House. The day ended with a stop at the city lock-up. The association offers cash prizes for the four best essays on the tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca- Cola Bottling Co
Farmers and Merchants National , Bank
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
County Court House
Court House
John Anderson
Bes
Coming Events Schedule For Late October To Early November
Daily calendar notes events at Chapel Room 46 and Room 30. On Wed Oct 28 Mary Wilen leads a science club meeting at 12 15 pm. Thu Oct 29 junior varsity football vs Loudoun County at 4 pm. Fri Oct 30 Barbara Thomas leads a chapel program with Bonnie Leeds and Susan Strawderman. Sat Oct 31 Handley judges play Loudoun County at Handley at 2 pm. Mon Nov 2 Executive Council meeting at 12 15 pm in study hall. Tue Nov 3 Boys Monogram Club meeting at 12 15 pm in Room 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wilen
Diana Perry
Judy Shanholtz
The
Science Club
Barbara Thomas
Bonnie Leeds
Susan Strawderman
Nancy Wingfield
Elaine Webb
Mary Williamson
Executive Council
Handley JV Defeats James Wood 26–12 in Cold-Weather Clash
Handley junior varsity beat James Wood 26 to 12 in a strong showing last Thursday. Fans endured the cold as both teams competed, and Handley’s outstanding play continues to shape a solid season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
James Wood
Jr Star Staff Editors and Reporters Named
Claudia Adams serves as editor in chief with Lisa Huffman as assistant editor. Reporters include Sara Alberti Betty Buncutter Rebecca Lil lis Susan Lillis Cynthia Rathman Sheila Roe Phyllis Rowland Ann Shockey and Linda Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa Huffman
Sara Alberti
Betty Buncutter
Rebecca Lillis
Susan Lillis
Cynthia Rathman
Sheila Roe
Phyllis Rowland
Ann Shockey
Linda Snyder
Susan Cooper
Elizabeth Dorsey
Mary Jane Gregory
Gayle Larrick
Mary Lively
Julie McMollough
Nancy Novick
Susan Peterson
Gail Sewell
Ann Stewart
Sara Thomas
Duvall
Richard Dick
Campbell Trice
Dymond
David Holliday
Finkelstein
Deirdre Bauserman
Barbara Blackburn
Karolyn Fanning
Sandra Martin
Betty Mowrey
Nancy Wotring
Flanagan
Bonnie Adams
Donna de Louthe
Cynthia Lichliter
Roxanne Lineburg
Barbara Lyons
Patricia Maddox
Mary Miller
Diane Newman
Marjorie Rhodes
Garrabrandt
Claudia Adams
Kathryn Bish
Helen Buncutter
Jo Ann Flickinger
Ruth Fowler
Nancy Madagan
Reba Massie
Alice Seabright
Kathleen Smith
Antonia Tulou
Marcia Wiltshire
Handlian Yearbook Goes On Sale For 1965
The Handlian will go on sale November 2 for students with a $4 full price or a $2 down payment option. Circulation staff Homer Alberti Donna DiPrisco Linda Fletcher Jennifer Geiman Chris Grace Edward Hall William Miller Harriett Williams will take orders in the main hall before school and during lunch. Deliveries are planned for May with attractive features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Alberti
Donna DiPrisco
Linda Fletcher
Jennifer Geiman
Chris Grace
Edward Hall
William Miller
Harriett Williams
Seniors Vote for Dedicatee and Play Selection
A Senior Class meeting in the auditorium elected the dedicatee for the 1965 Hahdlian. Mary Albright announced that Thornton Wilder's Our Town was chosen for the Senior Play and tryouts will be held later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahdlian
Mary Albright
Our Town
Thornton Wilder
Honor Roll Includes Wide Range of First Six Weeks Names
The list enumerates students on the honor roll for the first six weeks. Names span multiple clusters with numerous surnames and hyphenated combos, including Barr J Bowen, Marsha Derflinger, Ellen Kelly, Ellen Pless, John Wine, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr-Julle Bowen
Marsha Derflinger
Ellen Kelly
Arlene Maul
Elaine Pless
Carolyn Pugh
Carolyn Watts
Elizabeth Wine
Booth-Dawson Riggleman
John Wine
Homecoming Attendees Include Noted Alumni and Players
Alumni and former football players attended the Homecoming game with several names listed among the crowd. Interviews with past players highlighted a expected growing season and injuries impacting this year’s team for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. K
Rod) Sirbaguh
Hap
Dunlap
Marshal Crisman
Bill Bauserman
Fred McKay
Danny Cameron
John Setzer
Sony
Concensus
Tryouts Held for Thespian Club Play Revolt of Mother
Auditions for the Thespian Club play The Revolt of Mother took place after school in the auditorium last Monday. Cast members include Sarah-Claudia Adams Ado niram Homer Alberti George Robert McNally Sammy Steven Shrader Emeline Martha Bennett and Nanny Julie Bowen. Directors are Michael Lovett and John Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Claudia Adams
Adoniram
Homer Alberti
George
Robert McNally
Sammy
Steven Shrader
Emeline
Martha Bennett
Nanny
Julie Bowen
Michael Lovett
John Bennett
Library Club Initiation at Mrs Lichliter Home
Library Club initiation held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Lichliter the school librarian and sponsor. New members endured practical jokes and completed the initiation to become full members of the club.
First Mill Worcester Wire Rod Mill Opens in 1869
First Mill in Worcester Massachusetts built in 1869 launched the United States first continuous wire rod mill. It supplied long lengths of wire for telegraph lines suspension bridges and wire rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Worcester
Mass
United States
Counties Ponder Sales Tax At Virginia Counties Meeting
About 130 delegates at the League of Virginia Counties meeting in Roanoke consider a statewide sales tax to fund public schools and allow counties to levy utility taxes. The committee proposes state funding for teachers and asks local hearings on any tax plan while stressing county debt concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
League of Virinia Counties
League
Committee On Taxation
General Assembly
N. C. Sharp
Prince William County
Richmond
Roy M. Cleem
Bath County Board of Supervisors
Boards of Supervisors
Teen adds puppy to home faces emotional goodbye
Madeline Guarneri, 15, and nine Bayside High students join a program with the Second Light Guide Dog Foundation to raise Labrador retrievers for nine months before returning them for guide dog training. Parents join in as dogs grow and bond, with thoughts of future litters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Guarneri
John Niner
Second Sight Guide Dog Foundation
Forest Hills, N.Y
Martin Astor
Robert Holton
New York
Cleo
Madeline
Bayeside High School
Queens Child Service League
Second Light Guide Dog Foundation
Water Ouzels Hunt Underwater Like Birds in Flight
Water ouzels walk underwater to seek prey and flap wings as they move, using flight motions while foraging beneath the surface.
Stadium redesign widens seats for Olympic comfort
The National Stadium, main arena for the XVIII Olympiad, was tremodeled. The seats originally designed for the slender Japanese physique were widened for the increased comfort of Westerners.
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Evening Star
Handley High School
Elizabeth Melester
Herndon
Editorial
Loudoun County
Handlian
Dedicatee
Mr. Hillyard
Roy Bayliss
August Cahill
Gary Collier
Kenneth Jones
Ronnie Miller
Terry Moore
Donald Smallwood
Hillyard
Emily Cone
Deborah Fears
Laura Fernandez
Sandra Fulle
Phyllis Goodwin
Jeanne Hammer
Ann Hughes
Lauren McKeown
Patricia Rinker
Rebecca Stewart
Winifred Strosnider
Robin Wolfe
Susan Fernandez
Penelope Grace
Anne Hortenstine
Lindsay Huntsberry
Alice Jackson
Joan Lovett
Sandra Royston
Deborah Stine
Rebecca van Horn
Bruce Armistead
Daniel Custer
Timothy Haley
William
Wilson
Barbara Mallory
Debra Shoemaker
Library Club
Perry Engineering
O., Inc
Alfred Etheridge
Virginia Beach County
Victor Automatic
Central, ChargeSource
Community Chest
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