Handley High School Junior Evening Star 1950 sale plans
The Handley High School student publication announces the 1951 Handliang yearbook on sale November 1 1950 at 3.50 with a 1.50 deposit. Seniors in English class prepare for job applications using tape recorder practice and receptionist role plays to improve communication. Students featured include Bill Covington Phyliss Armel Inez Miller Arthur Jollas Joanne Smith Raymond ck.
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Bill Covington
Phyliss Armel
Inez Miller
Arthur Jollas
Joanne Smith
Raymond Ck
Connie Line
Handley pep rally urges continued school spirit
The piece praises Handley students and faculty for visible spirit at the pep rally and football game against Covington. It urges ongoing involvement behind home room projects, student leadership, and general school activities to boost attendance, discipline, and morale through Thanksgiving and beyond.
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G. O
Executive Council
Monitor Commission
Honor Court
Covington
Handley
Rally Spirit Sparks Handley Covington Football Outlook
Friday rally featured Mr. Brown ing and Mr. Quarles urging student support for Handley at the Saturday game. They projected Handley 20 Covington 13 if the student body backs the team, noting strong attendance and a forthcoming faculty cheering section.
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Browning
Mr. Quarles
Covington
Handley
Quarles
Covington Cougars blank Judges 8-0 in shutout win
Covington Cougars beat the Judges 8-0 to remain undefeated. Early in the game Covington allowed a safety and then added two more points after the judges failed to convert a try, sealing the win.
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Covington Cougars
Cougars
Covington
Pep Rally Aims to Back Covington Game at Handley
A Friday night pep rally drew about 450 students from Handley High to boost the team for Saturday’s Covington game. The march began at 7:30 from Handley Library, featured Monte Miller as a judge in an open car, a police escort, and music by the Handley Band.
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Covington
Sudents
Handley Library
Monte Miller
Handley Band
Esplanade
Arlene Weakley
Hunter Maddox
E. P. Browning
Martisburg
Thespians Prepare as Dramatic Club Cast Debuts Soon
The Dramatic Club’s The Flattering Word rehearsal is underway with Miss Simms and Barbara Gregory guiding the cast. Committees for makeup publicity stage props and tickets, headed by Manuel Semples, are active as the November 9 1950 performance date approaches. Tickets go on sale with hints of October 27 previews and a promise that the play will be better than good.
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Donnie
Miss Simms
Carolyn
Barbara Gregory
Patsy
Dramatic Club
Thespians
Manuel Semples
Halloween party unites seventh and eighth graders with student bands
Last Friday night the seventh and eighth grades joined for a Halloween party. The Sad Backs Orchestra, high school students, provided the music. Activities included games, square and round dancing, with intermission entertainment by Joan Dorsey singing Stardust and Tommy Wolfe performing Gallaway Bay. John Lewis performed magic, Georgia Elliott and Sharon Omps did a tap dance, backed by sponsors Miss Philomena La Rue, Miss Rinehart, and Mr. Thompson.
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Joan Dorsey
Star
Tommy Wolfe
Gallaway Bay
John Lewis
Georgia Elliott
Sharon Omps
Philomena la Rue
Rinehart
Mr. Thompson
Handley Band Plans Halloween Parade After Rainout
Handley Band will march in the Halloween Parade tonight after a rainout of last Saturday's field performance featuring pumpkin, cider jug, and skull formations. Virginia Avenue School pupils turn out with 2 flutes 14 clarinets 2 saxophones 1 French horn 10 cornets 1 trombone 1 baritone 2 bases and 7 drummers as instrumental classes begin. Handley anticipates future enrollment.
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Handley Band
Virginia Avenue School
Handley
Virginia Avenue
Randolph-Macon Academy Cadets blank Han dley J V 13 0
Randolph Macon Academy cadets defeated Handley JV 13 to 0 last Tuesday scoring both touchdowns in the first half and shutting out the visitors after halftime. Attorneys hold 2-1-1 and schedule Halloween night game at Harrisonburg.
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Randolph- Macon Acadey
Handley
Harrisonburg
Entomologist Speaks To Lupton Horticulture Club
The Lupton Horticulture Club welcomed John H. Knode Jr. field entomologist of the Niagara Sprayer and Chemical Division. He lectured on diseases and insects harming apple trees and on pest control devices. A large insect collection illustrated preservation methods and his talk urged youth opportunity in the field.
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Lupton Horticulture] Club
John H. Knode, Jr
Niagara Sprayer and Chemical Division
Knode
Chapel Service Recital Week Highlights At Monte Miller Event
In Chapel this week Monte Miller served as reader Cappy Saxe led singing Shirley Lake played piano The group enjoyed special music and hopes others follow suit Mrs Hale’s room sang Beyond the Sunset Monday Miss Overcash’s Room sang Be Still My Soul Wednesday and The Vivacre Club performed The Heavens Are Tolding We All Hope this inspires separate groups to join in future programs.
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Chapel
Monte Miller
Cappy Saxe
Shirley Lake
Mrs. Hale
Miss Overcash
Vivacre
Thespian Players to Present Radio Skit for TB Group
The Thespian Players were asked by the Winchester Tuberculosis Association to present a radio skit in November. They held tryouts last Tuesday and Wednesday and announced the cast: Announcer, Sue Sowers, Hilda Schwartz, Gail Carper, Arthur Houston, Jimmy Marco, Jeannis.
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Winchester Tuberculosis Association
Sue Sowers
Hilda Schwartz
Gail Carper
Arthur Houston
Jimmy Marco
Jeannis
Girls sell forget me nots for veterans drive
Senior High School girls joined a drive with the D A V to sell forget me nots crafted by disabled veterans last Saturday. The list of participants includes Helen Page Cable Phyliss Armel Page Micheal Jeanette Dove Betty Willey Edna Richmond Betty Gladden Evelyn Whitacre Joyce Quick Mary Frantz Jeanne Kline Mary Ann Marcus Helen Edmonds Sarah Boone Peggy Haymaker Betsy Anderson Carol Stryker Patsy Wheeler and Millie Sunderlin.
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Helen Page Cable
Phyliss Armel
Page Micheal
Jeanette Dove
Betty Willey
Edna Richmond
Betty Gladden
Evelyn Whitacre
Joyce Quick
Mary Frantz
Jeanne Kline
Mary Ann Marcus
Helen Edmonds
Sarah Boone
Peggy Haymaker
Betsy Anderson
Carol Stryker
Patsy Wheeler
Millie Sunderlin
Watercolor Exhibit Delights Students at University Hall
Students admire a two week display of 31 California watercolors selected for the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. The exhibit covers naturalism to abstract styles with landscapes dominating and several portraits. The art classes and student body praise the display.
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California
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Junior Play Cast Named For Magnolia Blooms
The class of 1952 prepares for the junior play Magnolia Blooms with tryouts led by Miss Rincker and Mr. Mitchell who just arrived from Hollywood. Practice has started and the cast includes Betty Thinesn, Bre Nareie Balen Band, Rushton, Shirley, Steve Riley, Bruce McFadden, and Warren Larrick. Marionette puppets will be used in performances.
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Magnolia Blooms
Magnolia
Betty Thinesn
Bre
Nareie Balen
Rushton
Shirley
Miss Rincker
Mr. Mitchell
Holllywood
AJ Vmveruoar
Eyre GD
Steve Riley
Bruce McFadden
Strings Harris
Warren Larrick
Martha
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Dianne Hunt
An Hamburger
Dorothy Lichliter
Mary Martha Eisenberg
Betty Davis
Gretchen Armstrong
Virginia Denny Wingfield
Bill Daughtry
Maxine Butler
Editorial
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Wood
Strader
Barr
Cooper
Thompson
Rinker
Boxley
Walker
Rindhart
Sutton
Finkelstein
Hinton
Heatwole
Dunn
Gorham
Taylor
Annette Masters
Mr. Camp
Bill Daughtrey
Dav
Miller’s Hardware
Complete Toy Department
N. Loudoun St
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Huw
Mercury
George Washington Garage
Loudoun St
Winchester
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