Booster Club Presents School Organizations Assembly
The Booster Club showcased school groups in an assembly themed Whats My Organization. Eight graders to 11th graders chaired a panel to identify clubs, then announced officers for each organization including Booster Club, Honor Court, Science Club, Glee Club, Band, Library Club, Thespian Players, and more.
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Kitty Clark
Pinky Arthur
Ellen Kalbach
Philip Grove
Gail Carper
Jimmy Blackburn
Patty Garber
Glee Club
Johnny Arnold
Gail Hodson
Mary Eaknis
O'Sullivan Visit by Handley Seniors at Rubber Plant
The Handley High seniors toured the O'Sullivan Rubber Plant last Friday. Mr Dieckman and Mr Tomney reviewed the plant history and business prior to the visit. Students saw raw material areas including crude rubber, synthetic rubber and clay, then the storage, production of plastics and rubber items, and the office where machines could type and file cards. The group enjoyed the trip and valued learning about local industry.
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O'Sullivan Rubber
Seniors Tour Plumly Lumber Company
On Friday October 17 the seniors visited Plumly Lumber Company. Mr. Wheeler described lumber manufacture and explained who the students would meet at the plant. They watched lumber being sawn heated and laid into floor panels before finishing with refreshments at the Her shey Bar.
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Plumly Lumber Company
Former Handley Student Appears in Richmond Play
Richard Eaton, class of 1949, performed Touchstone in As You Like It at the University of Richmond last Wednesday evening. Attendees praised his dramatic ability and he joined the University Players, the campus dramatic club.
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Handley
U. of Richmond
Richard Eaton
University of Richmond
Touchstone
University Players
Rick
Editorial Staff Names and Roles Listed
A roster lists editors and reporters including Lillian Solenberger assistant editor and Kitty Clark Donna Anderson Carolyn Copenha ver Cappy Saxe Betsy Turner Bessie Smalls Sally Getzendanner and John Arnold with roles noted.
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Lillian Solenberger
Kitty Clark
Donna Anderson
Carolyn Copenhaver
Cappy Saxe
Betsy Turner
Bessie Smalls
Sally Getzendanner
John Arnold
Lunchroom Etiquette At Handley High
Editorial urges students to mind manners in the Handley High cafeteria from 12 20 to 12 55. Monitors remind peers to use trash cans recycle bottles and limit waste while Booster Club posters reinforce polite conduct and conservative use of paper cups and straws.
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Booster Club
Handley
Clayton Cochran
Handlian Staff Active Across Departments
Handlian reports a busy week with literary staff drafting personal quotes for the Senior Section, letters mailed to commercial businessmen, advertisers preparing to start sales, and photographic staff capturing many images during favorable weather. Circulation promotes HANDLIAN subscriptions urging readers to buy.
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Handlian
Elementary Exhibit Highlights Stone Age and Africa Studies
Mrs McFaddens class showcased an Old and New Stone Age exhibit with caves lake settlements and miniature animals. Mrs Fawcett's room completed Africa studies with flour salt maps paper cutouts and mounted visuals. A flower show by Miss Nicholas's class awarded ribbons to Mary Ellen Snider Joyce Bly Laura Shade Nancy Flickinger Douglas Cather and Barbara Chaplin for Autumn and Winter arrangements.
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Miss Nicholas
Mary Ellen Snider
Joyce Bly
Laura Shade
Nancy Flickinger
Douglas Cather
Barbara Chaplin
Song Rangers Deliver Assembly Program for Students
The Song Rangers, a male quartet, performed on Wednesday October 22 during advisory period. Their selections included I Only Have Eyes For You, a group of Irish songs, Embraceable You, a medley from Oklahoma and Stormy Weather with a piano solo.
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Reo
Song Rangers
Oklahoma
Long Rangers
Fuure
Freshman Class Holds Annual Harvest Moon Party
The Handley gym hosted the freshmen class party with the Shine on Harvest Moon theme. John Lewis performed magic tricks and Sonny Walters played a classical piano piece as decorations impressed attendees.
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Handley Gym
John Lewis
Sonny Walters
Judges Fall To Warren County After Close 7-6 Loss
The Warren County Wildcats edged the Handley Judges 7-6 at Bing Crosby Stadium. Key moments included a strong Wildcat goal line stand and a late Handley drive thwarted by a blocked conversion. Judge Robert Solenberger left with a shoulder injury and will miss 1 2 games. Next, Handley travels to Staunton for a league finale.
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Warren County Wildcats
Front Royal
Wildcats
Warren County
Chuck Leadman
Bob Works
Allen Beeler
Julian Stoutameyer
Beeler
Dave Henry
Stoutameyer
Robert Solenberger
Meridith Boyd
Boyd
Andrick
Handley
Bing Crosby
Staunton Leemen
Band Travels to Front Royal and Cumberland Performances
The Band made its first trip on October 18 to Cumberland and delivered its best showing this season. They returned to Front Royal on the 24th and shared the halftime with the Front Royal Band. Both groups displayed notable marching skills.
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Cumberland
Front Royal
Randolph Macon Academy J V Defeats Handley Attorneys 12-0
The Randolph Macon Academy J Vs shut out the Handley Attorneys 12-0 last Thursday. Morgan scored on a first quarter line plunge and Payne to Wheeler connected in the third for another score. Armstrong Newlin and Sardellas led for Ed Strauss's squad, while Handley struggled to generate offense. Tomorrow the attorneys face Martinsburg J V in Martinsburg.
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Randolph Macon Academy J. V
Handley Attorneys
Academy
Morgan
Payne
Wheeler
Handley
Armstrong
Newlin
Hickerson and Sar
Chapel News Highlights Week in Chapel Services
Hugh Luby led worship with Diana Bosserman directing hymns. Bill Wheatley read on Monday and Room 47 performed Are Ye Abie. Peggy McMullen led daily devotions. Friday featured special music by an eight girl ninth grade quartet singing Sweet Thy Mercy Lord. Ronnie Johnston planned the week.
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Hugh Luby
Diana Bosserman
Bill Wheatley
Room 47
Peggy McMullen
Irls
Mercy Lord
Ronnie Johnston
What If Desks Carried No Marks At All
A reflective item questions school life with scattered lines about desks without marks and varied memories. It mentions Jack Dunn, senior boys in chapel, a missing bell system, a chemistry grade, Mr Litten a Martinsburg fan, Mr Richards at Yale, and senior girls on the Honor Roll.
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Jack Dunn
Mr. Litten
Martinisburg
Mr. Richards
Yale
Students Pick Presidential Favorites
A set of student letters argues for both Adlai Stevenson and Dwight Eisenhower as presidential candidates. The writers praise Stevenson for leadership and integrity and praise Eisenhower for military experience and plain speaking, presenting balanced student views on the 1952 election.
Capable Leader Urges Foreign Affairs Experience Change in Administration
The speaker argues for a more capable man for the position citing greater foreign affairs experience and a needed administration change. He warns Stevenson election would mean a continuation of the Truman plan deemed incompetent and unsuccessful.
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Stevenson
Truman
Senior Class Sets Name Card Order Deadline
The Senior Class held its regular meeting in the upstairs study hall on Tuesday of last week. The main agenda item was deciding on name cards to be ordered before November 30.
Bear Killed and Skunk Spared in Canadian Yard Incident
Ian McKay investigated noises in his back yard and killed a brown bear with a precise shot. A skunk appeared during the event but McKay remained until the skunk disappeared.
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Bear
Skunk
Pentiction
Canada
Ian McKay
McKay
Ava and Frankie Shine at Hollywood Rally
Ava Gardner and Frank Sinatra appeared arm in arm at a Hollywood rally addressing separation reports with “no comment.” They faced questions from about 2,000 people while Gardner introduced Sinatra, downplaying any feud and signaling reconciliation.
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Ava
Frankie
Hollywood
Ave Gardner
Frank Sinatra
Palm Springs
Hank Lancoln
Miss Gardner
Kimball Says He Will Quit Office After Inauguration
Secretary of the Navy Dan Kimball states he will resign when the new president is sworn in regardless of the election outcome. He spoke at a New York Navy League council meeting last week.
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New York
Metals used in United States coinage
An alloy of silver and copper is used in the dollar half and quarter dollar and dime. An alloy of copper and nickel is used in the five cent piece and an alloy of copper and zinc is used in the one cent piece.
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