Handley High School Student Directory 1967-68
Handley High School releases its 1967-68 Student Directory listing executive council officers sponsors and club officers. Names include President David Moore Vice President Robert Setzer Secretary Sarah Schroth Barbara Huntsberry Judge Jacob Yost Ann Dunlap editor Dawson Riggleman business manager Barbara Pope and sponsor staff Mrs Shultz Mrs Ritter. Senior Class officers President James Rhodes Vice President William Cowley Secretary Terri Venable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
David Moore
Robert Setzer
Sarah Schroth
Barbara Jo Huntsberry
Honor Court
Jacob Yost
Monitor Commission
Ann Dunlap
Mrs. Ritter
Mr. Foreman
James Rhodes
William Cowley
Terri Venable
Richard Pifer
Barbara Lyons
Rescardhing
Sallie Luekens
Miss Carson
McDonald
Wilson
BoYs’ Monogram Club
David Dixon
Mr. Rice
Mr.Kelican
Rhonda Lineburg
Elizabeth Toulon
Sandra Royston
Kathleen Byrd
John Phillip Webber
Michael Moore
William Sutton
Roxanne Lineburg
Donald Ratliff
Wayne Whitham
Harvesta Quigley
Sherrard
Frye
Bob Setzer
Ritter
Jake Yost
Susan Fernandes
Booster Club
Joan Lov
Large White Owl Craft Pattern and Needlework Catalog
A vintage advertisement offers a large white owl craft pattern 8 by 14 inches, with 50 cent price and 15 cent extra mailing fee. Includes catalogs for numerous needlework patterns, friends, and club listings with student officers and sponsors for multiple school clubs and a bank section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
Monogram Club Plans Service at Parents Day Game
The Girls Monogram Club decided to serve coffee to the varsity football parents at the Parents Day game and to stage a skit for the James Wood Handley pep rally. Members must attend meetings and participate in intramurals to keep good standing. those with letters but no participation cannot wear the monogram sweater.
Students To See Performance Of The School For Wives
Students at Handley will view Mo liere's The School For Wives tomorrow at 1 p m in a Virginia Museum Theatre Arts System presentation. On Wednesday evening the show is open to the public. Thursday hosts students from James Wood High Clarke County High Loudoun County High and Strasburg High visiting Handley to join the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foretock
Handley
Moliere
the School For Wives
Virginia Museum Theatre Arts System
James Wood High School
Clarke County High School
Loudoun County High School
Strasburg High School
School For Wives
Handley Loudoun County Football Game Noted By Parents
A Handley versus Loudoun County football game drew many of the players’ parents who attended in force. During halftime they were served coffee and doughnuts by the Girls.
Wildlife Essay Contest Set By School Monogram Club
Virginia students in grades 5 through 12 may enter a wildlife essay contest sponsored by the Virginia Game and Inland Fisheries Commission and the Izaak Walton League of America. Hand in essays by November 9 in Room 28 or the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monogram Club
Virginia
High Ent Commission of Game
Izaak Walton League of America
Handley
Seniors Hockey Winners Triumph After Tie Breaker
On Oct 25 the final hockey game pitted junior team led by Emily Cone against seniors captained by Linda Lofton. After two halves ended 1-1, play extended until the seniors finally scored to win 2-1. Winning lineup includes Linda Lofton as captain and players such as Carol Coffelt Margaret Davis Virginia Hoke Mary Hunt Linda Jones Linda Kiger Judy Oates Bonnie O'Hara Barbara Pope Sandra Royston Judy Shanholtz Carol Smith Debbie Stine Jane Swiggett and Vicki Whitmire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby Novick
Gail Larrick
Linda Lofton
Emily Cone
Mary Helen Massie
Senor
Scoe
Carol Coffelt
Margaret Davis
Virginia Hoke
Mary Hunt
Linda Jones
Linda Kiger
Judy Oates
Bonnie O’hara
Barbara Pope
Sandra Royston
Judy Shanholtz
Carol Smith
Debbie Stine
Jane Swiggett
Vicki Whitmire
Handley High Leaders and Our Shared Responsibility
A school issue discusses the role of student leaders and the duty of all Handley students to support officers. It stresses trustworthy, capable, mature behavior and collaborative effort to improve the school and maintain order during meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High
Handley
Upcoming School Events and Football Schedule
On Wednesday November 1 the Chapel features Junior Girls in Room 47 with Reader Martha Nordheim Leader Harvesta Williams and pianist Marilyn Keyton. The School for Wives is at 1:00 pm in the Auditorium. Nov 2 shows School for Wives at 10:00 am. On Friday November 3 the Chapel presents Junior Girls Reader Karen Killian Leader Virginia Stine and pianist Marilyn Keyton. Football: Handley at Herndon 8 pm away. Monday November 6 Chapel Joan Rippean Leader Christine Parrish Pianist Ann Wheeler. Football Banquet 6:30 pm. Tuesday November 7 Executive Council Meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Nordheim
Harvesta Williams
Marilyn Keyton
Booster Members Serve as Ushers at National Symphony Concert
Handley High School Booster Club members ushered for the National Symphony Orchestra concert in Handley auditorium last Thursday. The event, sponsored by the Exchange Club, is an annual community favorite drawing public enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster
Handley High School
National Symphony Orchestra
Handley Auditorium
The
Exchange Club
Handley High School Hosts Parents Education Week Event
Winchester public schools observe American Education Week November 5 to 11 with the theme How Good Are Your Schools The Handley High School invites all parents to visit on any school day and a special Parents Night on November 8 at 7 30 p m The program is planned by students faculty and administration and includes a brief auditorium program followed by guided classroom visits each seven minute period to view their child s schedule and meet teachers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Public
John Handley High School
Winchester
Kndow
Handley
Handley High School
Try-Outs Set For Thespian Production
The Thespian Club held fall production try-outs on Monday Oct 23. Twenty auditioned and four roles were filled by Susan Fernandes as Lady Sims David Wright as Harry Jay Lucas as the butler and Diane Newman as Kate. The one act play The Twel ve Pound Look will be shown to the student body in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thespian Club
James M. Barrie
Susan Fernandes
Lady Sims
David Wright
Harry
Jay Lucas
Butler
Diane Newman
Kate
Lutherans Push for Open Social Reform at National Conference
A national conference of young adult Lutherans assailed the church’s traditional quietism in social economic and political matters and urged a new openness to radical change to support peace and racial justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Conference of
Handley High Band Plays in Berryville and Loudoun Game
The Handley High School Marching Band traveled to Berryville on October 20 for daytime activities and performed Kansas City Hi Neighbor Watermelon Man Marianne and The Notre Dame Victory March. They also played at the Loudoun County game in the Handley Bowl last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
Berryville
Kansas City
Notre Dame
Loudoun County
Handlian Publishes First Pages For 1968 Issue
Barbara Pope business manager of the Handlian and her assistant Sandra Royston have submitted the first 32 pages to Inter Collegiate Press for printing. The pages will carry advertisements from local patrons and the Nov. 1 deadline for at least 32 pages approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Pope
Sandra Royston
Inter-Collegiate Press
Arlington girl wins in teen arts contest poem
In the Youth magazine sponsored by Episcopal United Church and Church of the Brethren, Margie Farmer age 12 from Arlington Massachusetts wins a creative arts prize with a poem about missing buses and a swinging chariot arriving eventually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Episcopal United Church
Church of the Brethren
Youth
Margie Farmer
Arlington
Mass
Tye
Mother as the best prescription for a wounded child
A devotional piece extols mothers as the cure for tears and hurt, linking a mother's touch to God's love. It urges mothers to stay near God to show His compassion and remain close to their child in sunshine and sorrow.
Local Winchester Businesses Ad Advertises Services
A front page list highlights multiple Winchester and Berryville businesses including Coca Cola Bottling, Smalts Florist, Berryville Basket Co, Servisoft Water Conditioning, G and M Music Center, Smiths Service Station, Moore's Texaco Service, and Moore’s Texaco. It markets fellowship, services, and local storefronts with contact numbers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Star
Mrs. Sencindiver
Mr. West
Richard Kern
William Harper
Nancy Edwards
Miss Faris
Mr. Streit
Stan White
Monte Hinkle
Mr. Capehart
William Lyons
Thomas Dixon
van Orsdel
Mr. Crabill
Carolyn Austin
Sharon Snarr
Jr. Evening Star
Joan Lovett
Garrabrandt
Miss Strader
Library Club
Bonita O’hara
Deborah Stine
Mary Miller
Mrs. Lichliter
Mary Schroth
George Craig
Susan Laise
Megan Ebert
Miss Barr
Mr. Landis
Lupton Horticultural Club
Larry Moore
Terry Moore
Marvel Thompson
Donald Brill
Mr. Brooks
Distributive Education Club
Robert Herrell
Phillip Smallwood
Judith Weidig
Barbara
Business Leaders OF America
Robyn Holliday
Beverly Facemire
Joan Rippeon
Dian McDaniel
Patricia Wood
Mason
Touchstone
Pamela Garber
Fay Dutton
Susan Cooper
Treasuerer
Leslie Anderson
John Spaid
Jane Crum
Randall Wolfe
Arthur Heflin
Mrs. Quigley
Michael McLaughlin
By Ace Brookes
Newark
N.J
Albert Tenpenny
Joanne Baden
Mama
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Luci
Stonewall, Tex
Winchester Savings & Loan
W. Boscawen St
Snow White Grill
Takoma Bay
N. Loudoun St
F.d.lc
Gammer Tire CO
S. Braddock St
B. B. Horst & Son
Stephens City
Bank OF
Clarke County
Berryville and
Boyce, Va
Coca-Cola Bottling
Stephens City Mennonite Church
National Ave
William S. Franklin
Custom
W. H. Emmart & Son, Inc
Atlantic Heating Oil
Concord
Concord Associates
Harrisonburg
Berryville Basket Co., Inc
Servisoft
Water Conditioning
G & M Music Center, Inc
Headquarters For
Everything Musical
Smith’s Service Station
Moore's Texaco
Millwood Ave
Gerrard St
Golden Kitchen
Loudoun, St., Winchiester
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