Handlian Staff Named for 1965 Yearbook
Last spring seniors chose Richard Bell as Editor in Chief and Linda Snyder as Business Manager for the Handlian. The Senior Class confirmed earlier appointments at a meeting, naming Antonia Tulou headed Literary Staff and Noel Slonaker Photographic Staff editor, with multiple assistants across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bell
Linda Snyder
Michael Shade
Howard Cahill
Antonia Tulou
Sara Alberti
Barbara Blackburn
Kitty Conner
Michael Lovett
Reba Massie
Kenneth Petrie
Sheila Roe
Phyllis Rowland
Alice Seabright
Ann Shockey
Noel Slonaker
Victor Haines
Elenna Harper
Nancy Madagan
William Mason
James Ross
Campbell Trice
Embroidery Pattern Offer for Cotton or Wool Shifts
Advertises transfer printed pattern 7487 for a day or evening shift with embroidery options. Sizes 10 through 20 available, state size, 35 cents plus 15 cents mailing per pattern. Send name address zone and pattern number to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Reporters and editors listed in Lisa Huffman’s staff
The clipping names Lisa Huffman assistant editor and reporters Sara Alberti Betty Buncutter Rebecca Lillis Cynthia Rath man Sheila Roe Phyllis Row. Amn Shockey Lind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Lillis
Kathy Bish
Lisa Huffman
Susan Lillis
Peter Rupp
Sara Alberti
Betty Buncutter
Cynthia Rathman
Sheila Roe
Phyllis Row
Amn Shockey
Lind
Handley athletes begin practice for first games
Editorial lauds Aug 15 football practice by Variity and Junior Varsity amid heat and other duties. It praises student support, cheerleaders, Booster Club, and hospitality to visiting teams, urging all to back Handley and uphold its athletic and civic tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Seniors Open First Meeting for Class of 1965
On Tuesday September 15 seniors met at 12 15 in the upstairs study hall to set yearbook duties and plan class colors motto and flower. Richard Bell announced yearbook staff chairs and George Weidig urged homerooms to appoint representatives for committees. A Senior Play Reading Committee and Who's Who decisions were discussed amid a delay in senior ring arrivals due to die cut changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bell
Handlian
George Weidig
Handlian Photo Day Signals Senior Portrait Time
Handley school students notice seniors preparing for portraits with new hairdos and pressed outfits. Barr's Studio handles after school sessions, generating proofs that students view with satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Barr
No Roar
Hiroshima City Suffered Major Bomb Casualties in 1945
Nearly half the city of Hiroshima with a population of 343 969 was killed or wounded when the first atomic bomb was dropped on August 6 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiroshima
Executive Council Sets Regular Meetings and New Co-Chairs
The Executive Council held its first meeting of the year and outlined regular meetings on the first and third Mondays. A $1 new member test on the G O Constitution was set with a Sept. 28 draw. sworn in after passing. Joan Anderson and Edward Shade were named co-chairmen of the Junior Red Cross, with roles on the Honor Court Monitor Commission and Chapel Committee. Dues increase after Sept. 25 from $3 to $3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O
Fry
Chapel Committee
Joan Anderson
Edward Shade
Wil
Junior Red Cross Representatives Named By Executive Council
The article lists numerous Junior Red Cross representatives by room numbers and names for the year, led by Eddie Shade and Joan Anderson as special co chairs in charge of activities for the Veterans Hospital. A Sophomore Class meeting last Wednesday elected officers: David Strance president, Eppa Grif resident, and Gene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Perry Point Veterans’ Hospital
George Washington’s
St. Patrick’s
Eddie Shade
Joan Anderson
Veterans’ Hospital
Gloria Williams
Daniel Custer
Fred Larrick
Mary Kennedy Yost
Philip Zuckerman
Linda Kenney
Megan Ebert
Walter Mason
George Patterson
Terry Moore
Joyce Rippeon
Jennifer Geiman
Barbara Bell
Gary Fries
Jacqueline
Stotler
Linda Raum
Noel Slonsker
Judy Weldig
Susan Laise
Maxine Feagons
Scott Simpson
Stephanie Snyder
Michael Weiss
Scott Michael Weiss
Thoma Anderson
Susan Gray
Ann Sprint
Fred Slaviko
Jane Swiggett
James Stotler
Ann Dunlap
Diane Yeakle
Robert Pullen
Sally Glaize
Vivienne Allan
Mack Cain
James Shanholtz
Larry Nelson
Connie McFarland
David Strance
Eppa Grifresident
Gene
Class of 1964 graduates at work in Winchester area
A survey of the 1964 graduates shows many are employed locally or in nearby towns. Names include Diane Carpér at Hemingway Transport Ann Fuller and Mary Stubbs with Burkholder & Burkholder Judy Shumaker at J W Rosenberger Janet De Haven at Winchester Electric and Donna Thompson with Frank J Schaefer Co. Others work at Winchester Memorial Hospital National Fruit Leggett's Department Store and local banks. Four are married and housekeeping Elaine Trenary in Baltimore Andrew Gott in Waynesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemingway Transport
Diane Carpér
Burkholder & Burkholder
Ann Fuller
Mary Stubbs
Judy Shumaker
J. W. Rosenberger and Company
Winchester Electric
Janet DeHaven
Donna Thompson
Frank J. Schaefer & Company
Janice Harman
Pifer
Janet Shackelford
Whitacre
Billie Newlin
Dr. McGuire
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Carolyn Crider
Jane Holsinger
Connie McKee
Linda Stickles
Mary Greenwell
Bonnie Williams
Telephone Company
Linda Holliday
National Fruit
Karen Shull
Commercial and Savings Bank
Catherine Lofton
Jane Line
Winchester Evening Star
Sandra Lake
Patricia Petrie
Leggett’s
Kay Lawrence
Mulvey’s
Ann Riley
Barry’s
Barbara Jenkins
Carolyn Kir
Virginia Department of Highways
William Bauserman
Richard la Follette
Thomas Cave
John Rinker
City of
Winchester
David Brown
War Memorial Building
Howard Shockey & Sons
Peter Crosby
Plumly Lumber Company
Richard Sherman
Kenneth Peacock
White’s
Fred Shoemaker
Dole’s Furniture
Wayne Dick
The
Arlington
Fred Hunt
Penny’s
Ronald Morris
Katherine Bowley
Gayle Bowman
Jeri Creswell
Susan Webber
Elaine Trenary
Baltimore
Andrew Gott
Waynesboro
Handley Students Attend Virginia State Government Programs
Cynthia Rathman and Jerry Turner represented Handley at Virginia Girls' State and Virginia Boys' State. The Girls' State met June 21–27 at Radford College with government officials as speakers, while Boys' State ran July 12–18 at William and Mary College with lectures from governor and legislators. Jerry Turner became City Judge and Justice of the Supreme Court, Cynthia Rathman was elected delegate to her party's convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Rathman
Jerry Turner
Handley
Virginia
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
William and Mary College
Albertis Harrison
Radford College
Haridley
Supreme Court
Cynthia
Jerry
American Legion Auxiliary Post 21
American Legion Post 21
Presidents Named For Homerooms
Student presidents are elected in each homeroom across grades. Senior rooms list Ann Shockey Sandra Boyce Richard Bell and James Moore as leaders. Junior high and lower grades name numerous room leaders across many classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Shockey
Sandra Boyce
Richard Bell
James Moore
Benjamin Dick
Marsha Derflinger
Michael Foreman
Linda Klatehn
Robert Schenck
Linda Sirbaugh
Susan Spurling
Mark Boettner
Fred Brumback
Ellen Cahill
Kaye Adams
Carol Allen
Thomas Beard
Vickie Boyer
Dennis Bromley
Ronald Bush
Coming events and campus activities notices
September events include the Chapel Monitor Commission with Campbell Trice and Richard Loy, the Science Club in the chemistry lab at 12 15, and a Chapel Honor Court with Betty Buncutter and Nicholas Tulou. Also Junior Varsity football hosts Martinsburg at 4 pm, a Monitor Commission at 12 15, and a Handley bowl judges meet James Monroe at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel - Monitor Commission
Campbell Trice
Richard Loy
Karen Lutz
Science Club
Chemistry Laboratory
Martinsburg
Chapel — Honor Court
Betty Buncutter
Nicholas’ Tulou
Vivienne Allan
The
Glee Club
Monitor Commission
James Monroe
Thespian Club Names Committees And Plans Fall Play
The Thespian Club held a Thursday meeting at 12:15 in the Girls Health Room. Committee chairmen were announced and preparations for the fall production were planned. Sponsor Miss Barr urged members to view the filmed play Hamlet when it arrives at the local theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thespian Club
The
Miss Barr
Senior Science Club Elects 1964 Officers
A specially called meeting of the Senior Science Club elected officers for 1964. Harry Butler was chosen President, Michael Lovett as Vice President, and Susan Harper as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Butler
Michael Lovett
Susan Harper
U S Destroyers Exit Gulf of Tonkin After Patrols
Washington reports two American destroyers pulled out of the Gulf of Tonkin after radar contact with targets on Friday. No debris or bodies found, and a Navy inquiry is underway. Officials say U S vessels will continue patrolling international waters while denying any loss of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gulf of Tonkin
Gulf
U.S
Far East
Los Angeles
United States
North Viet Nam
Ching
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Peking
English language dailies lead India’s readership in 1963 data
New Delhi reports 1963 newspaper circulation rose 5.4 percent to 20,291,000 with English dailies totaling 1,452,000 readers across 54 titles. Hindi ranks second with 764,000 across 142 dailies. Ananda Bazar Patrika tops with 146,819 in Calcutta. only nine dailies exceed 100,000 readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Freedom
Registrar of Newspapers For India
West
Japan
Calcetta
Ananda Bazar Patrika
Ritzy Hosts Charged With Serving Drinks to Minors
Twelve people including a Johns Manville vice president a Fairfield Public School teacher and a psychologist were charged in Darien Connecticut with serving liquor to minors at two June debutante parties. The arrests followed a 1933 law and occurred as a trial in a separate case related to a fatal crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darien, Conn
Darien
Fairsfield County
New York City
Connecticut
New York State
Circuit Court
Rodney &. Eielson
Michael Smith
Nancy Hitchings
Smith
Carlton Josselyn
Westport
Fairfield
Louis Stein
F. E. Dutcher
Johns Manville Corp
George S. Hughes
Fifteen South Korean Fishermen Missing After Sinking Boat
Fifteen fishermen are reported missing after their boat sank off Kuryongpo 160 miles southeast of Seoul. The vessel sank Sunday night following an air pump explosion. one survivor is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Kuryongpo
Windstorm Lifts Tree Limb, Buries Car in Kansas
In Hutchinson Kansas a windy blast toppled a large tree limb onto Willis Risley’s car. He investigated in heavy rain but could not assess the damage amid the foliage. Thirty minutes later rain eased and the limb had been moved away by the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson, Kan
Willis Risley
Risley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Betty Mowre
Jean Barr
John Bennet
Sanira Boyce
Harr Butler
Pete Clowe
Bill DeLoutche
Jo Ann Flickinger
Ned Hall
Judy Kellas
Anna Porterfield
Homer Alberti
Donna DiPrisco
Linda Fletcher
Chris Grace
Jennifer Gieman
Eddie Hail Miller
Harriet Extladed
Karolyn Fanning
Sally Burch
Janet Buteler
Carolyn Gray
Sharon Kibler
Bonnie Lowrey
Virginia Morris
Patricia Welch
Nancy Wotring
Vice Brats
Jr, Star Staff
Claudia Adams
Editorial
Executive Council
Jr. Red Cross
Sandra Kay Ritter
George Miller
William Thompson
Robert Nichols
Gilbert Williams
Ronald Strosnider
Deborah Caine
Emily ‘Cone
Susan Cooper
George DeSchon
Deborah Duff
William Harper
Randolph Mellon
Susan Saville
Robert Wright
Anne Shockey
Club
Tass
Johnson
Dean Rusk
William F. Otterstrom
Lucille
Dudley Felt
Marguerite
Norwalk
Otterstrom
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Felt
Cunningham & Walsh
Moter CO
Crider& Shockey
Chevrolet
Chapman Motor CO
Plymouth
Simca
Oldsmobile
H. W. Ebert
Buick
Lamar Sloan Ford
Ford
G. W. Motors
Lincoln
Mercury Comet
BMC
Kern Motor CO
Pontiac, Rambler
Triumph
Jeep
GMC Studebaker
Pine Motor CO
Chrysler, Dodge
Shenandoah Nationa
Bank Virginia
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