Home Room Presidents Elected Across Classes
School elects student presidents for each home room to assist advisers. The list includes Room 5 Susan Arthur room 3 Karen Stephenson room 9 Margaret DeBellis room 11 Christopher Tulon room 12 Panela Strosnider room 13 David Higgs room 15 Carolyn Scott room 16 Olivia Watts room 21 Sandy Royston room 22 Mary Schroth room 23 Anne Hughes room 24 David Dixon room 25 Deborah Stine room 27 Beverly Emmart room 29 Douglas Toan room 31 Lester Strawderman room 35 Mary King room 30 Kenneth Parks room 41 Vic Arthur room 42 Susan Laise room 43 Gary Seabright room 44 Benny Frye room 45 Jacob Johnson Jr. room 46 Winifred Carter room 47 Delany Byrd room 48 Dennis Bromley room 52 Robiner Hoover room 100 Steve Cooper room 101 Nancy Novick room 102 Kimball Whitham room 200 William Dunn room 201 Gary Hughes room 202 Kathryn O Connell room 203 Barbara Bun Cutter room 204 Edward Erwin room 205 Steve Bayliss room 206 Michael Seabright room 207 Steven Boettner room 301 John Massie room 302 James Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ome
Home Room
Home Rooms
Susan Arthur
Karen Stephenson
Margaret DeBellis
Christopher Tulon
Panela Strosnider
Davd Higgs
Carolyn Scott
Olivia Watts
Sandy Royston
Mary Schroth
Anne Hughes
David Dixon
Deborah Stine
Beverly Emmart
Douglas Toan
Lester Strawderman
Mary King
Keneth Parks
Vic Arthur
Susan Laise
Gary Seabright
Benny Frye
Jacob Johnson, Jr
Winifred Carter
Delany Byrd
Dennis Bromley
Robin Hoover
Steve Cooper
Nancy Novick
Kimball Whitham
William Dunn
Gary Hughes
Kathryn O’connell
Barbara Buncutter
Edward Erwin
Steve Bayliss
Michael Seabright
Steven Boettner
John Massie
James Dean
Holliday Monitor of the Week Honor Given to Robyn Holliday
Robyn Holliday a Handley junior was named Monitor of the Week by Jacob Yost chair of the Monitor Commission for courageous and efficient work and for helping keep discipline at Handley. She also serves as president of the Future Business Leaders of America and is in the Glee Club and the Junior Stand. This marks the first formal Monitor of the Week honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robyn Holliday
Jacob Yost
Monitor Commission
Jacob
Robyn
Handley
Future Business Leaders of America
Glee Club
Jr Red Cross Chairmen Named for 1967 68 School Year
Co chairs Cynthia Jones and Dennis Copenhaver lead the Junior Red Cross with Christmas stockings and Easter baskets for veterans. Each homeroom selects a representative to collect donations. Read list shows the 1967 68 Red Cross reps by room, including Patricia Moore, Susie DeHaven, Martha Blosser, Roger Stover and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Cynthia Jones
Dennis Copenhaver
Patricia Moore
Susie DeHaven
Martha Blosser
Roger Stover
Rebecca Dawkins
Ann Miller
Louise Cheshire
Blanche Butler
Sharon Smallridge
John Schroth
Susan Bryarly
Lynwood Kline
Deborah Lavender
Linda Larrick
Terri Venable
Tests Begin for Ninth and Eleventh Graders
Guidance counselors started SCAT and STEP testing for ninth and eleventh graders during two periods daily through October 4. SCAT and STEP identify abilities and progress in core subjects aiding planning and showing strengths and potential. Eighth graders will take the DAT on Thursday and Friday this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isherwood
Hart
Phillips
Handley Students Attend Virginia State Programs
Handley students take part in Virginia Girls' State at Radford College with 600 participants. Susan Fernandes serves as Commissioner of Revenue for her city and is a party convention delegate. Boys' State at William and Mary sees David Moore elected mayor and James Rhodes chosen as a party convention delegate. The events close with an Americanism Address by Congressman Dorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Handley
Girls’State
Susan Fernandes
Booster Club
Sandra Royston
Handiian
Girls’ State
Radford College
Susan
College of William and Mary
David Moore
James Rhodes
David
James
Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn
U.S. Congress
House of Representatives
Handlian Staffers Attend Seminar at Lee-Jackson
Six Handlian High School staffers attended a Yearbook Seminar sponsored by Inter-Collegiate Press at the Lee-Jackson Restaurant. Editors Dawson Riggleman George Craig Barbara Pope Sandra Royston Bonita O'Hara Carolyn Austin joined advisor Mrs. Beverly Schultz to hear Mr Batchelder and Mr Burton discuss planning a good yearbook and new company methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handlian
Inter-Collegiate Press,Inc
Lee-Jackson
Handley
Dawson Riggleman
George Craig
Barbara Pope
Sandra Royston
Bonita O’hara
Carolyn Austin
Beverly Schultz
Batchelder
Inter-Collegiate Press
Burton
First Girls Hockey Game Set for Oct 3
The Intramural Council announces the first intra mural hockey game of the season set for October 3 after school. Members span seniors to freshmen from multiple rooms with Linda Lofton Judy Oates Stella Yeatras as leaders and Kenny Yost as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Lofton
Judy Oates
Stella Yeatras
Eileen St. Dennis
Suzanne Brown
Sue Lillis
Karen Lange
Kenny Yost
Sally Richards
Taffy Moffett
Gail Lake
Mary Parsons
Charlene Cow
Ad urges LBJ not to run for president
Beverly Hills clothing maker Harry Roth spent 7800 on a full page ad urging President Johnson to decline renomination. He argues a peace platform could win in 1968 and offers 100000 to back a Johnson peace successor. Roth cites Fulbright and his own pledge to fund a peace candidate. He calls the war the foreign relations problem and praises Johnson on domestic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Harry Roth
Johnson
New York Times
Roth
Vietnam
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Los Angeles
B. Kuppenheimer & Co
Chicago
Pep Rally Builds Toward Handley Victory Over Warren County
A Handley High pep rally in Handley Auditorium rallying seniors Douglas Toan William Cowley and David Dixon set a victorious tone. The Judges defeated Warren County Wildcats 50 to 6 on a sunny day for Handley fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Handley Auditorium
Douglas Toan
William Cowley
David Dixon
Warren County Wildcats
Handley
Pifer Named Head of Science Club Officers Elected
At a Sept 14 special meetingScience Club elected Richard Pifer president Barbara Lyons vice president and Sallie Lukens secretary New members invited as soon as possible Eligibility requires 10th 11th or 12th grade enrollment in at least one science subject and General Organization membership The club will meet on the second Thursday of each month with additional nightly meetings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Club
Richard Pifer
Barbara Lyons
Sallie Lukens
Handley Cheerleaders Win All Four Competitions at Camp
During the week of July 26 seven Handley girls attended the National Cheerleading Camp at Ferrum Junior College. Participants Mary Carolyn Anderson Emily Cone Carol Gore Pamela Kern Virgin ia Stine Betty Tulou and Mimi Koontz. The schedule included tumbling and workshops in the mornings lectures in the afternoon and stunts and mock pep rallies at night. Handley tied for first in four main competitions and earned the spirit stick on three days for outstanding spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Ferrum Junior College
Mary Carolyn Anderson
Emily Cone
Carol Gore
Pamela Kern
Virginia Stine
Betty Tulou
Mimi Koontz
Handley Cheerleaders
Senior Class Elects New Sponsors for 68
The Senior Class held its first meeting last Tuesday in the auditorium and voted by secret ballot to elect Kenneth West as sponsor to replace Mr. Duggan who is not back this year. Mrs. Sencin will assist as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duggan
Kenneth West
West
Sencindiver
Handley campus urged to keep grounds beautiful
Editorial praises Handley campus improvements and calls on students to dispose of trash properly after football games. It highlights the Junior Stand group that cleans up and urges readers to avoid littering, stressing responsibility and campus pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Handley Beautiful
School Events and Games Schedule In Late September
On Wednesday September 27 the Senior Girls chapel in Room 21 features reader Terri Veneable with Stella Yeatras on piano and Marilyn Keaton. Junior Varsity football travels to James Wood at 7 30. Friday September 29 chapel led by Sandra Royston with Carol Smith at piano Wendy Woster. Saturday September 30 hosts a George Mason High School home game at 2 00. Monday October 2 chapel reader Hon or Court with Barbara Huntsberry leading and Boyd Hammond and Carol Gore on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terri Veneable
Stella Yeatras
Marilyn Keaton
James Wood
Sandra Royston
Carol Smith
Wendy
George Mason High School
Honor Court
Barbara Huntsberry
Boyd Hammon
Carol Gore
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Holliday
Jr.Red Cross
Deborah Moffett
Laura McKeown
David Lord
Linda Kiger
Kathyrn Daylor
Michael Weiss
Brian Kelly
Joanna McGolerick
Robert Baker
Byron Legg
Cynthia McAboy
Jerry Partlow
Ronald Moffett
Douglas Harper
Deborah Dawkins
Martha Nordheim
Larry Parker
Patricia Embrey
Charles Creager
Jill Feltner
Janet Adams
Stephen McIntire
Robert Printz
Bonnie Meadows
Deborah Ferguson
Robert Huntsberry
Gary Nichols
Rickey Williams
Charles Moore
David Huntsberry
Steve Yeatras
Lynda Bird Johnson
France Marine
Charles Robb
Acapulco
Robb
LBJ
The
Junior Evening Star
Pifer
Concord
Concord Associates
Harrisonburg. Va
Servisoft
Water Conditioning
Snow White Grill
G & M Music Center, Inc
Takoma Bay
Loudoun St
Winchester
Headquarters For
Everything Musical
F.d.lc
Luttrell Dri-Wall
Winchester, Virginia
Cammer Tire CO
Moore's Texaco
S. Braddock St
Millwood Ave
Gerrard St
B. B. Horst & Son
Golden Kitchen
Stephens City
Bank OF
Clarke County
Winchester Savings & Loan
Berryville and
Boyce,Va
F.D.I.C
W. Boscawen St
WINCHESTER / COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
Stephens City Mennonite Church
National Ave
William S. Franklin
Custom
W. H. Emmart & Son, Inc
Atlantic
Berryville Basket Co., Inc
Berryville
Editorial
Joan Lovett
Joanne Baden
Linda Jones
Rhonda Lineburg
Sharon Snarr
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