Gainesboro School News Highlights Alumni Moves
The 1945 Gainesboro High School edition lists staff editors and reporters and updates on last year’s seniors. William Braithwaite married Dororthy Kerns and works at National Fruit Product Co. June DeHaven attends Winchester Business College. Mary Lee Miller wed Finwood Winans and works at Sears Roebuck in Crescent. Arlan Anderson and Rodella Adams pursue college and Shepherd College respectively while Grace Omps studies stenography at Edmonson College. Pvt Russell Grove remains in the Army at Fort Knox. Gladys Bageant works at Golden Glow Restaurant. Audrey DeHaven plans business school. Charles Denny works at Adams Service Station. The Senior Class elected Dorothy Davies president, Janice Baker VP, Alice Flowers secretary, Jean Braithwaite treasurer, with Miss Whitacre sponsor. Wendall Phillips joined the Navy.
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Janice Baker
Strother
Isabelle Amos
Ruth Anne White
Baker
Pat Sutherland
J Braithwaites
Wolfe
Anne Dailewood DeHaven
William Braithwaite
Dorothy Kerns
Bill
National Fruit Product Co
June DeHaven
Business College
Winchester
Mary Lee Miller
Finwood Winans
Sears Roebuck
Cresent
Arlan Anderson
Gore
Rodella Adams
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Grace Omps
Edmonson College
Chattanooga
Tenn
Russell Grove
Fort Knox
Gladys Bageant
Audrey DeHaven
Charles Denny
Arlan Adams
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Dorothy Davies
Alice Flowers
Jean Braithwaite
Miss Whitacre
Wendall Phillips
Navy
Deanstad Te Tare
Mae Martin Schults
Gainesboro
Janice Mae Baker
Janice
William Baker
Cross Junction
Winchester Business College
John Thompson
Nevelene Pageant
Betty Maury
Harold Phillips
Miss McMurray
Robert ‘Luttrell
Charles Sargent
Betty Jean Lewis
Betty Jo Braithwaite
Mr.Braith
Jimmy Hottle
Donald Taylor
Nannie Brannon
Juanita Braithwaite
Patsy Sutherland
Roxanne Rogers
Raymond Zadigo
Gainesboro class pages celebrate rings and student leaders
The Gainesboro school notes recount seniors receiving gold with ruby class rings, Janice Mae Baker's profile, and elected officers for 9th to 12th grades. It describes grade curriculums, library fund efforts, and student activities plus FFA updates and a Frederick County court notice about a divorce case.
Scout Leaders Commended by Winchester Common Council
The Shenandoah Area Council, Boy Scouts of America in Winchester is praised for dedicating time to train boys in citizenship and character. E. B. Cooper and others receive copies of the resolution acknowledging service in war efforts and civilian defense activities.
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Shenandoah Area Council
Boys Scouts of America
Winchester
E. B. Cooper
Henry Bush
Philip Hunter
Ray Garrabrandt
A. Harold Rowe
Harry Gregory
Samuel Giles
German Radford
Croswell Henderson
R. B. Dale
Laurens Jones
Page Louderback
John Kern
Stanley Cundiff
Fred Bame
Boy Scouts of America
Virginia
Romance Sparks and School Tales Surface in Quiet Week
A quirky slice shows Bucky and Ann in a serious moment while others juggle crushes letters to Avon and a secret. Wayne splits study time with glances at Gloria. Janice seems lonely as Ruby writes to a mystery boy for Maxine. The Senior and Jolly Junior beat the Sophomore and Freshmen in softball, then volleyball flips the result.
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Bucky
Ann
Robert Luttrell
J. C. Thelma
Avon
Wayne
Gloria
Alice
Janice
Ruby
Maxine
Resolution commending Winchester Scout Officials
Unanimously adopted by the Common Council of the City of Winchester at its meeting October 2, the resolution commends the Cubmasters and Anette of the Boy Senate in Winchester and directs a copy be forwarded to each Scout official in the city.
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Coe
Anette
Winchester
Common Council
The
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Newsprint Ceiling May Be Lifted
Washington officials study raising the news print price ceiling perhaps five dollars per ton to spur production. A decision is expected next month with impact to apply later in the year. The current ceiling is sixty one dollars per ton plus delivery allowances across ten zones.
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Washington
OPA
VRM Rifle Club to Hold Weekly Shoots
Dr. Howard James and Arthur Seabright announce the VRM Rifle Club will start weekly rifle shoots at 7 o clock on Thursdays and Fridays each week until further notice. NRA rules followed and all interested in rifle or pistol shooting invited to attend with membership open to those willing to join.
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Howard James
Arthur Seabright
VRM Rifle Club
National Rifle Association
Mount Vernon Majors Upset Fairfax In County Title Race
Mount Vernon Majors defeated Fairfax 20 to 8 to take a lead in Fairfax County competition. Handley faces Fairfax Friday November 9 and may struggle against stronger opponents as regular season play tightens. George Cavanaugh plans another wrestling card Friday night in Hagerstown.
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Fairfax High School
Mount Vernon Majors
Rebels
Fairfax County
Handley
Fairfax
George Cavanaugh
Hagerstown
Armory Card Looms with Coffield Brown Bout Possible
The armory show headlines a likely clash between Big Jim Coffield and Natie Brown after both won fights at the Maryland arena last week. Cavanaugh appears to be in New York finishing the card.
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