35 New Students At Handley High
New faces join Handley High School this year with a list of incoming students including Neen aan, Hugh, Holsopple, Myrne Waek, Frazier, James Douglas, Walter Douglas, Herbert Armel, Roselle Pingley, James Swartz, Nancy Hurst, Ruth Benner, Betty Snellings, Sidney Snellings, James Bro, Barbara Nickerson, David, Lora Bowman, Johnelen Ashton, Susan Thomas, Helen Dettra, Suzanne Green, Thomas Green, Patricia Miller, Harry Green, Loretta Dunlap, Marshall Shannon, and William Brannon as the 35 new students.
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Neen
Sie al Saiea
Hugh and Holsopple Myrne Waek Oo Frazier
James Douglas
Walter Douglas
Herbert Armel
Roselle Pingley
James Swartz
Nancy Hurst
Ruth Benner
Betty Snellings
Sidney Snellings
James Bro Barbara Nickerson
David Also Lora Bowman
Johnelen Ashton
Susan Thomas
Helen Dettra
Suzzanne Green
Thomas Green
Patricia Miller
Harry Green
Loretta Dunlap
Marshall Shannon
William Brannon
New Faculty Member To Serve as Handley Debate Team Advisor
William Richards appointed as Handley High School United States and World History teacher and faculty advisor for the debate team. A Cumberland Maryland native, he holds an A B from Washington College and Alfred University, studied at Pasadena College and St. Louis University, and served 1942–45 in the infantry and counter intelligence corps in Europe.
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William Richards
Cumberland
United States
Handley
Richards
Washington College
Alfred University
Pasadena
City Colege
St. Louis University
Army
Aberammergau
Germany
Infantry
970Th Counter-Intelligence Corps
Wiesbaden
Honor Year at Handley Aims for Honest Living
Editorial urges Handley students to adopt an honor year emphasizing honesty in academics and daily conduct. It quotes a proverb about character in the face of testing and calls for individual responsibility to improve school and national integrity.
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Handley
Senior Class Hosts Second Advisory Period Meeting
Class News reports the Senior Class held its second Advisory Period on Tuesday. Mr Fry announced last year that the group would take Industrial Tours this year. Preparations for the Senior play are proceeding with a committee selecting a three act play.
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Fry
Judges Still Tied For League Lead After Win Over Little Giants
The Judges beat the Little Giants 14 0 to stay tied atop the league with Harrisonburg at 3 0. Meredith Boyd rushed for 133 yards and scored a touchdown with two extra points, while Hugh Luby added a quarterback sneak and another score. Wayne sboro threatened but could not score as Jim McDaniels of the Little Giants found the end zone once before the fourth quarter. The Judges showed offensive power with Boyd and Taylor, Brannon, and Semples, but passing remained a weakness as Fort Hill looms on the schedule.
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Giants
Harrisonburg
Meredith
Boyd
Eld
Jim McDaniels
Little Giants
Taylor
Brannon
Hugh Luby
Waynesboro
George Semples
Luby
Fort Hill
Handlian News Next Week Sale Hopes
The Handlian hopes to release THE HANDLIAN next week with plans for a sale. Community anticipation builds as editors push the issue toward distribution and readers await the edition.
Handlians Enter 1963 Lineup With New Groove
A promotional note announces a Bold Handlians release for 1963 promising a better and distinct product. The call invites all to join the updated lineup and enjoy the new direction.
Senior Girls at Post Office and Football Drama
Mr Maddox notes many senior girls at the post office. Two quarterbacks on one team prompt a question. Miss Overcash injures a football player, Murdock to the doctor. Faculty observed at Hampden Sydney versus Shepherd College. Coaches urged to hide their faces.
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Maddox
Miss Overcash
Murdock
James Robertson Elected President of Science Club
James Robertson was elected president at the Science Club meeting held during advisory period. Other officers were chosen in a routine election following the regular monthly gathering.
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James Robertson
Science Club
Elementary Projects Spark Activity at School
Elementary students have been busy since the opening of school with class projects. Mrs Schutte's fourth grade class leads hands on work and displays progress.
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Schutte
Sixth grade class uses jar to curb speech mistakes
Mrs Eaton's class collects everyday English errors on slips of paper in a jar. At week’s end the jar is opened and mistakes are read aloud to teach students from peers’ misuses.
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Eaton
Library Club Plans Activities
The piece describes a Library Club organizing a busy year with the help of Mrs. Licnliter, noting past elaborate initiations, assembly programs, and book celebrations led by club members serving as library assistants.
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Library Club
Licnliter
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Onliv
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BAKER
Anderson
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Lupton Horticulture Club
Smalts, Florist
Jones
Rebecca Grant
Miss Grant
Worth’s
Richfield
General Oil Co. Distributors
Paper Mill
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