Staff Chosen for the 45 Handlian Edition
Mary Glascock and Dan Saxe announce the editor and staff for the 45 Handlian. Assignment list includes Betty Bickers as Asst Editor, Adelaide Coble Blanca Danley Janet Nixon and Charles Robinson as Literary Editors, Jean Butler as Photographic Editor with Edward Clark as Asst Photographic Editor, and Terry Copenhaver Beverley Hofer John Moling Helen Stultz as Art Editors. Other roles cover Martha Bowers Girls Athletic Editor Bruce Lovett Boys Athletic Editor and a full typing, advertising and circulation staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Glascock
Dan Saxe
Handlian
Ass’t
Betty Bickers
Adelaide Coble
Blanca Danley
Janet Nixon
Charles Robinson
Jean Buter
Edward Clark
Terry Copenhaver
Beverley Hofer
John Moling
Helen Stultz
Martha Bowers
Bruce Lovett
Betty Striker
Myrtle Cooper
Mary Ellen Norris
Lorraine Fahnestock
Lizetta Lazazserra
Peyton Marshall
Mary Clegg Miller
Jean Robinson
Marie Garper
Jean Pierce
Mary Rogers
Robert Kellas
Harold Wingert
Paulette Pifer
Smith Dorsey
Carroll Morrow
General Organization dues paid in Mrs Garrabrandt’s room
Mrs Garrabrandt’s room paid the General Organization dues first. Mr Browning’s Angels were beaten for the first time since 1928 though the Angels won’t admit the girls beat them. Miss Susan Salisberry, the General Organization treasurer, made it official.
G C Assembly Swears In Officers And Room Representatives
Wednesday the president of the Executive Council Bruce Lovett, the vice president Alton Powell, and the secretary Ann Shull were sworn in by Mr. Quarles. Representatives from various rooms to the General Organization also took the oath of office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Bruce Lovett
Alton Powell
Ann Shull
Quarles
Browning Assembly Showcases "Future Future" Machine
On Friday Browning An gels presented the first home room assembly program. The magic machine "Future Future" impressed the audience with its ability to enlarge an article tenfold. Mr Browning stood with towers nearly seven feet tall beside the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Browning
Divorce by Vincula Matrimonii Suit filed in 1944
In Frederick County Circuit Court Virginia a divorce a vincula matrimonii action is filed by Cline Bruce Gibson against Effie Jean Gibson on adultery grounds. Effie Jean Gibson must appear within ten days of publication. Notice to be published weekly for four weeks in Winchester Evening Star and posted at the courthouse. Clerk: Bessie Brannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Virginia
Circuit Court
Frederick
Virginia
Cline Bruce Gibson
Effie Jean Gibson
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Bessie Brannon
W. F. Trout
Senior Interviews Highlight Handley Senior Jeanne Baker
Jeanne Baker nicknamed Jeannie is a Red Cross representative for Mrs Solenberger s Brats and a three year member of the General Organization. She came to Winchester in 1939 from Elmira NY entered Handley sixth grade and now pursues stenography while loving reading football games and movies. She serves as drum major in the Handley Band. Mrs Joyce A Carper new Handley teacher Room Forty five teaches eighth and ninth grade Math and moved from Altavista VA after twenty one years at Altavista High School. She earned a Bachelor of Science from the University of Virginia in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Baker
Jeannie
Red Cross
Handley Band
Joyce A. Carper
Handley
Winchester
Altavista
Lynchburg
Carper
University of Virginia
Charlosville
Altavista High School
Edward Clark Jr the busy 6 ft 155 lb Angel of Browning Ri
Edward A Clark Jr 17 tall and brown eyed is senior class president and Assist Photo Editor of the Handiian. He cheers for the squad sings in Glee Club and A Cappella, belongs to General Organization and attends Handley since grade four after John Kerr. He collects stamps and models planes and plans to enter the University of Richmond after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Browning
Edward
Ea” Clark, Jr
Handiian
Glee Club
Handley
John Kerr
University of Richmond
Martha Bowers Forces Her Way Into Senior Spotlight
Martha Bowers is a standout senior noted for her participation in many sports since ninth grade. Her hobby is bowling and she aims to become a top bowler, while holding roles in the Monogram Club and as Girls Athletic Editor of the 1945 Handiian. She is also active in the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Bowers
Martha
Monogram Club
Martha Club Faces Graduation Plans With Confidence
Martha Club has not settled post graduation plans yet. She is determined to succeed in any endeavor she undertakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Cheer Leaders Chosen For School Spirit
In Friday assembly 13 students tried out for cheerleading. Ten girls and three boys impressed instructors Frances Pappas and Edward Clark. Martha Arnold Jean Pierce Robert Kellas and John Hepfer were elected as the new cheer leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole
Frances Pappas
Edward Clark
Martha Arnold
Jean Pierce
Robert Kellas
John Hepfer
Local Notes From Lebanon Church Social Roundup
Pvt Walter Cooley of Camp Meade Md visited Lebanon Church with his wife and parents over the weekend. Friends and relatives include Mrs Myra Hockman and daughter Mrs Stanton Bowers, Miss Lily Pingley with grandfather J Lawson Moore, and others visiting area families in Culpeper Madison Harrisonburg Strasburg Stephens City and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culpeper County
Ellen Keller
Madison College
Harrisonburg
John G. Bowman
Stephens City
Julius Keller
Guy McDonald
Bertha Godlove
R. A. Wall
New Jersey
Borland Elected President of Virginia Municipalities
Col. Charles B. Borland Norfolk city manager was elected president of the League of Virginia Municipalities as the league closed its 39th annual meeting in Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Charles B. Borland
Norfolk
League of Virginia
Northern Virginia Power Co dominates in Victory League
The Northen Virginia Power Co rises to first place by sweeping three games from Virginia State Guard. Clem Babb leads with 137 games and 356 sets, while George Lutz and Cecil Brown top USG with 134 and 131. Perry Construction and Royal Crown Cola split, Hawthorne stars for Perry with 137 and 367, and a featured doubles match sees Mead and LaFollette post a season high 312 as Hawthorne and Ressigue win the second. Matches set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Power Co
Virginia State Guard
Clem Babb
USG
George Lutz
Cecil Brown
Raymond Boyce
Viscose
Hawthorne
Berry
Raymond Baker
Rustic Tavern
Marsden Licklider
Troy Rhea
Hanover Poultry Co
Hanover
Bill Swimley
American Tea Co
Lions
Russell LaFollette
American Tea
Marvin Weaver
Samhe
Lloygh Mead
Lee Ressguie
Allen Hawthorne
Mead
LaFollette
Petersons Ointment Gains Nationwide Fame in 19th Century Ad
A Buffalo druggist created Petersons Ointment to soothe itching and smarting of piles. The ad touts quick cooling and astringent relief, claiming fame across the country. It promotes 35 cent boxes and 60 cent tubes with applicator, with money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Peterson
Auction of 242 horses and mules at Front Royal Market
The Treasury Office of Surplus announced a sale of 242 high grade horses and mules on Monday October 2 1944 starting at 10 a.m. at the Front Royal Livestock Market Front Royal Virginia. The spokesman noted the lot includes many high quality animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Front Royal Livestock Market
Front Royal
Virginia
Auction of Foals and Mares by Noted Virginia Auctioneer
The sale is to be conducted by George L. Wallahan, a famed Virginia auctioneer, with foals and mares offered to bidders. Proceeds or participating details are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Wallahan
Virginia
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Evening Star
Handley High School
G. C. Assembly
Browning Assembly
Homie
Rumford
Edward Thomas Clark
Eda
Snooper
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Irene Johnson
Nancy Bond
Agnes
Hagerstown
Maryland
Anne Beverly
Bill Way
Bill Medary
Lebanon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
ABC
America
Children of
of America
Redgciston Transportation
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Stephano Bros
PHILA
Wing
P. S. Braddock Street
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