Handley High School - Handlian Yearbook (Winchester, VA)
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'm' 1 Q 1 7 ,J , 91' ' ,Y ,. , I1 J Q 1 4 'fm rw ,- -r 3 vvi .1 r Nxt' f L, 1 wrh--109 ,tg AN 1 rv -G 'X N . 1. ur, L V 'tk j.. 5. aQ.i,'H. W - ,at 0.-MN' .r , TL - rs , ' ' 1 , x t h ,. N JI il jikgp-HL.: . up H ywljf bfu' ! E sg m mi 4 L l, I . 1 t . A. ,. .. nl, , Y ' ., :Q 1': ,'- . r yu 7 R J. ji' ,A ,JJ . E 1 -' e x ful ,lf 1 -1 -.4 'if' - -1 ma, sf-J . z - . .. tux- X r , L ' 1 s.. ,.l1I! ' ,A , mv 751 2 1, . F l' , :a.- I I gg. H .ik 3, Y '1 4 V ?1..?-Q3 ' Q J N I , Y . , v ?n!f'i..52:'iQL.SQ9:lwv' ' THE HANDLIAN PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE IOHN HANDLEY HIGH SCHOOL - WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA FOREWORD 'K 'K THE ASSOCIATIONS, FRIENDSHIPS, ACTIVITIES, JOYS, AND SORROWS WHICH THIS BOOK RECALLS ARE ONLY MEMORIES. MAY THEY LINGER LONG. IT IS WITH THIS DESIRE FOR THOSE WHO SHARE THESE MEMORIES THAT WE OF '37-'38 PRESENT THIS SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF THE HAND- LIAN TO THEM. I WEEWXYER I TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SENIORS UNDERGRADUATES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES HUMOR AND ADS IWWIW? DEDICATION 'K 'K PROF, THE CLASS OF '37-'38 IS HONORED IN HAV- ING A LEADER, A COMPANION, A FRIEND, AND AN ADVISOR SUCH AS YOU TO WHOM TO DEDI- CATE THIS SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF OUR HANDLIAN . PROFESSOR W. H. MCILXWEE The Entrance Stately Columns 1 4 x G The Campus Photo graph by Frank ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY gfiiffiifiiifiib GARLAND R. QUARLES SUPIERINTENDENT AND PR1Nc:1PAL After graduating from Ashland High School in 1919, Mr. Quarles attended Randolph Macon College from which, in 1923, he received his Bachelor of Arts Degree. His Master of Arts Degree was obtained from the University of Virginia in 1927. In 1923 he became an in- structor of English in the Handley High School. This position he held until 1928 when he was made principal of that institution. Continuing in this capacity until 1930, he was appointed Principal and Superintendent of the Winchester Public Schools. He holds this oHice to-day. 14 HANDLEY BOARD OF TRUSTEES R. GRAY WILLIAMS PRESIDENT M. M. LYNCH VICE-PRESIDENT C. VERNON EDDY SECRETARY AND TREASURER H. D. FULLER JOHN I. SLOAT NELSON PAGE T. R. CATHER W. E. COOPER 4 SCHOOL BOARD JOHN M. STECK PRESIDENT DR. H. H. MCGUIRE v1cE-PRESIDENT STEWART BELL HOWARD SHOCKEY WARREN RICE THOMAS E. KREMER DR. B. B. DUTTON RAY ROBINSON ADMIRAL LOUIS M. NULTON BESSIE L. CORKEY Having graduated from high school, Miss Corkey became a student at the Teachers Train- ing School in Trenton, New Jersey. She then attended Columbia University. After receiving her Bachelor of Science Degree, she continued her work at Harvard University, from which she obtained her Master of Education Degree. In 1919 she came to Handley from Westville, New Jersey, having previously taught at sev- eral other schools. She served for sometime as a teacher and supervisor of Science and Social Studies, and was then appointed, in 1923, to her present position-assistant principal of the Handley High School. 15 FACULTY ISABELLE ALLEGREE, B.S.ED. Sofia! Science MRS. VIRGINIA BOYD BARR, B.S. Phyficol Edzimtioiz VIRGINIA M. BARR, A.B. Social Scieme MARY ELIZABETH BECKWITI-I Bmilzeff Troiniizg CLAUDE DUDLEY BENNETT, B.S. Cizicf EDWARD PARRY BROWNING, A.B., M.A Erzgliflo CHARLES AUTUS COE, JR., B.S.ED., M.S. Eizglifb EDITH V. CORNWELL, B.S. Eizglifh MRS. LUCY SPRINT CRIM Secrelory to the Sizperinlelzdem' SADIE SYLVIA EINKELSTEIN, B.S. Literotizre MRS. LOUDELLE P. HALE, B.S. Cooking g .WMRL 797256 GWENDOLYN V, HAYNES, B.M.ED. Mimi: MRS. EDNA H. OCHS, B.S. Diefiriozz HILMA Y. HOTTEL Serrelory to the Primipol RUSSELL A. JOYCE, B.S. I-Iinory ERMA WINIFRED KELLY. B.S.I.E. Math NANCY GRAY LARRICK, A.B., M.A. Ezzgiixla FACULTY MARION LAUGHTON, A.B., M.A. Frexzrh WINTHROPE R. LEGGE, B.S., M.S. H n l'fjl'Il1flH'? EDITH J. LIGHT, A.B., M.A. zuflfb W. H. MCILWIiE Bam! Izml Ol'ChL'J'fl'6l Directm' MRS. ELIZABETH MCMlII.LEN. A.B Sfiellve 1. NORMAN OCHS. B.S.,M.S. Plvyfiml Edfzmtiozz GIQRTRIIDE H. OROAN Srlmol Nzzwe KATHERINE L. PANNILL. B.S. Ar! LENA C. PAYNE, B.L. Libmrifzzz MRS. GERTRUDE PERRY, A.B. Lnfin MRS. HARRIET RHODES, B.S. Typing SUSAN W. SAIILSBURY Slwrllwzd NANKQY ELLEN SMITH, B.S, Sezwizzg MRS. OPAL R. SOLENBERGIZR. A.B. zwallfff R, L. STICKEL zlfalh PAUL W. SYBERT. B.S.I.E. Merhauifal D1'au'i1zg MRS. WARD THRESH. A.B. Sofia! Srience JAMES B. YATES. B.S. Manila! Trainilzg IOHN HANDLEY HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS FN 1, w f I x .-X K' l x SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS ISABELLE ALLEGREE Miss Allegree, you came to our school -a stranger-to begin your far from self-imposed task of sponsoring our group of hopefuls-for-'38 . You have put your powers, ideas, and services at our command. For us and with us you have burned the proverbial midnight oil that this--our latest Caprice-might be a suc- CCSS, For these and many other things, Miss Allegree, we sincerely thank you. C. DUDLEY BENNETT Mr. Bennetts sincere interest in stu- dent activities won for him, soon after his arrival in 35, the general esteem of the student body. Courteous, full of fun-which con- tinually bubbles out in contagious laugh- ter, he is as willing to decorate for dances as to help solve class perplexities. His is a personality any class might be proud to own in 21 Sponsor. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Prexidefzt KENNETH HEINE Vire-Prefidefzt Serretary Treaffzrer PAUL FRIES ANN OAKES CHARLES GIBBENS 21 Q. ,4J-- J rf ,fj.V HELEN LORAINE ABSHIRE COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38g G '37, '38, DOROTHY ELI ZABETH ANDERSON ACADEMIC COUR Gener l ' SE a Organization ' ' 138 , ' 36, 373 Glee Club '36, '37, , Senior Play Cast '38, 22 lee Club '36, WW HARRIET DEHAVEN ADAMS GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38g Movie Appreciation Club '38, Glee Club '38g Library Staif '38. DOROTHY VIRGINIA ANDERSON GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38g L ibrary Staff '38, ,K 0- I ry' ' f' f Vin Hfittlyy n lf'P'J 'P-v lv' ,YV ' F 1 'LI C9 Lufujlb Jf ! J- - Y ,l . 'J 'AWVI rat. ROBERT LEE ANDERSON WINIFRED OWEN BAILEY GENERAL COURSE ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '38, Band '36, F,F.A. '36. General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, Ex- ecutive Council '32, '33g Dramatic Club '36, HALFORD HARWOOD BAKER Wh0'5 Who '58- GENERAL COURSE f General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, Ex- ecutive Council '33, '34, '35, Monogram Club '34, '35, '36, '37, '389 ViCC-PfCSidf-inf '37, Presi- LEARY GREEN BAKER dem '38, GleedClub '35, '36, '37, '38, Secretary GENERAL COURSE '37, Vice-Presi ent '38, junior Dance Committee I . .,,,, . '37g Senior Dance Committee '38, Junior Play Genera' O'g 'Z O 3? 35, 37' 58' Mom'- Committee 37' Football ,35 ,36 ,37 38. Cap- gram Club 381 Football 37, 38, Intramural Bas- taingg, Imrarlqura1BaSketbgu ,ag gg 3.2 38. ketball '373 Assistant Advertising Manager of Captain Notre Dame '37g Inrerscholastic Basket- HANDUAN 38' ball-Varsity '38, Track '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, Who's Who '38, Vice-President Sophomore Class 23 '35. f 1 , uf' JW' I wv d' RO 4.5119 it i WENA JEAN BAKER WILLIAM HENRY BAKER ACADEMIC COURSE GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38g Glee Club '38g General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, Execu- Movie Appreciation Club '38, Booster Club '38, tive Council '38, Monogram Club '36, '37, '38, Lee Poetry Contest '38. Glee Club '36, '37, '38g Junior Dance Committee '37g Football '36, '37, '38, Intramural Basketball '36, '37, '38, Captain-Tulane '37, Inrerscholas- tic Basketball-Varsity '38g Track '36, '37, '38, Who's Who '38, HUNTER RICHARDSON BARLEY GENERAL COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club '31 '36, '57' '38' ZELDA LOUISE BARRETT COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, Glee Club '35, '36, '37, '38. 24 L,,.r'-f 1 'QY ,E ,,,,,, My bfi' . up Y? cb RW' ,Jar-QL 'dia' -tb. ,, - , . If ' ' 21.433 Q I , 1. ,,f11.X pix! A I 1' '- - 'i j 4 . l. n. yr it wife' LORRAINE VIRGINIA BAYLISS GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38. ROSALIE FRANCES BELL COMMERCIAL COURSE General Org anization '38, BEAN MARGARET LEON ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, Execu- tive Council '38g Honor Court '38g Booster Club '37, '38g Glee Club '38g Vice-President '38g Dra- matic Club '35, '36g Who's Who '38g Movie Ap- ' b '38, joke Editor HANDLIAN '38. P reciarion Clu WILLIAM FREDERICK BONNETT GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38g Football '37 tic Basketball-Varsity '38. Interscholas 25 in 'ff' .1 ,Q -Ly ,ah its V1 4- Kg 'Xb , ji X MVC WILLIAM LEE BOYCE GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, Executive Council '373 Glee Club '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, Junior Dance Committee '37, junior Play Cast '37, Senior Play Cast '38, Assistant Business Manager HANDLIAN '38. MARY FRANCES BRAITHEWAITE GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38. 26 www CHARLES WILLIAM BOYLES GENERAL COURSE F.F,A. '35, '36, '37, '38, F.F.A. Baseball '35, '36, '37, '38, F.F.A. Basketball '35, '36, '37, '38, Base- ball '36. IRENE JACQUELYN BROWN G ENERAL COURSE General Organization '36 , '37, '38, G1 '36, '37, '38g lib ee Club '35, 1 rary Staff '38, ,J ,ff iff! 'Q ' L 2' V, ,F- ,X ,J , 1 lg' '. . l ' 1 li, 9 ' Q J ' , .11 ,MA L - xii, V ,. 5 ELSIE MAY BURSEY COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '38, Lee Art Contest '38, ROBERT ASBURY CAMPBELL GENERAL CoURsE General Organization '36, '37, '38, F.F.A. '35, '36, '37, '38, Secretary '37, Monogram Club '36, '37g Glee Club '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, Junior Play Cast '36, Senior Play Committee '38, Football '36, '37, '38, Track Manager '37, AUGUST HEIL CAHILL ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '33, '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, Executive Council '35g Glee Club '35, junior Dance Committee '37g Movie Appreciation Club ' ' Senior Play Cast '38, Business Manager 38, HANDLIAN '38, JAMES BLAIN CAVE GENERAL COURSE 'On '33, '34, '35, '36, '37, '38' - Glee Club '35 General Organizatl Monogram Club '35, '36, '37, '38, '36, '37, '38s Track '35, '36, '37, '38, 27 ..f 1 'lfllfh' C I Alfl'r f '. .' L, , ,V , A ,WV EDWIN BYRON CLEVENGER COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, Typist Library Staff '38, Glee Club '35 '36 '3 ' , , 7, 38, Typist HANDLIAN Staff' '38' Wh' , os Who '38g Senior Play Cast '38, Salutatorian '38. NORMAN ELMORE COOPER ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '33, '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club '35, '36, Dramatic Club '34, '35, '36, '37, junior Dance Committee '37, Testator '38. 28 MARGARET LEE COCHRAN COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '38. DOROT COMMERCIAL COURSE HEA MAE CRESWELL General Organization '38, Movie Appreciation Club '38. , J r .f.,. . ' 1 Q A 'a THURMAN WARREN DARR UNA EDITH DORTON COMMERCIAL COURSE GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, Glee Club, '36, '37, General Organization '38g Glee Club '36, ' '58, Movie Appreciation Club '38, LEE ALLEN EBERT JAMES EVANS ELDER GENERAL COURSE GENERAL COURSE '38' Football '35, In- General Organization '38, Interschol ball-Varsity '38, General Organization '37, , tramural Basketball '35, Baseball '36, 38. 29 we 114 01,59- wmv 3 as 7 '385 tic Basket W L' , ,of .,A!,,V,Ek' fx! I gffafrf' W fi, GABRIEL SAMUEL ENSOGNA FRANCES LOUISE EVERHART GENERAL COURSE GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38. General Organization '38g Movie Appreciation Club '38, VIRGINIA LOUISE FOREMAN COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '38. GENERAL COURSE General Organization ' 30 37, '38g Baseball '35, fw- IQ ML All 'H fffg LESLIE PAUL FRIES GENERAL COURSE General Organization '33, '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, Movie Operator, junior Dance Committee '37, junior Play Committee '37, Senior Play Cast '38, Who's Who '38, Band '35, Glee Club '34, '35, ' ' d '35, '36, '37, '38, President 37, Cheer Lea er, '36, '37, Vice-President of class '36, '37, '38, Cir- culation Manager HANDLIAN '38, PAULINE ELIZABETH GARBER GENERAL COURSE 'zation '33 '34 '35 '36, '37, '38, General Organi , , , ' ' Cl b '35, '36, '37, '38, Ex Volley Ball 34, Glee u ' ' ' t '38, HAND- ecurive Council 34, Senior Play Cas LIAN Staff '38. lj! J WV, S' Q 'X x , :X X L SNK CATHRYN MAE GARBER COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '38, CHARLES AULICK GIBBENS GENERAL COURSE General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, Ex- ecutive Council '35, '36, '37, '38, Monogram Club '36, '37, '38, Secretary '37, Track '34, '35, '36, '37, Basketball, '35, '36, '38, Captain Navy '37, Football '35, '36, '37, Honor Court '36, '37, reasurer of Class '37, '38, Treasurer of '38, T I-IANDL1AN Staff '38. 31 M' ae? ,ff nr , wiki., 1' ae JOHN WALKER GREENE ELMODYNE ELIZABETH GRIM GENERAL COURSE COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, Prompter jun- General Organization '36, '37, '38, ior Play '37, Junior Dance Committee, '37, Senior Dance Committee '38, Dramatic Club '35, Prompter Senior Play '38, Glee Club '35, '36, '37, '38, Stage Manager of Senior Play '38, EDWARD HARRISON GROVE ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '38. DANIEL THOMAS GRIMES GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, 32 wwe v Q 7 if M ldwf, I 1 x l MJ -, 4- E ,, ' P A! L ' - ' rv' 54 1 7 J J t. WL L . if , I 't 1 !., ,. nfbix Kg ' L' I I Q a , -f ' X- -13 . f- t ibm 'gf I I, ' H LQ, rf L I X 'Milk-. -vi 3-Lau. - la ' '1 1.,,,1q r . GLAS BRUCE HAINES DOU GENERAL COURSE '38g Intramural Basketball General Organization '38. HAROLD GIRVUS HAUSEN COURSE GEN General Organizatio ERAL n '37, '38. FLUCK SYLVIA MARIE HARRY COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38g Typist Library Staff '38. COLIN HAYLEY ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '34, '37, '38g Basketball '37 Glee Club '38g Senior Dance Committee '38g As ' er HANDLIAN '38. sistant Business Manag 33 'NX i jx? ! l kewtvi 'i ls ' .1 lv ' DEREK HAYLEY ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '34, '37, '38, Glee Club '38, Intramural Basketball '37, '38, Captain Army '38, Cheer Leader '38, Who's Who '38g Senior Play Cast 338, Boys' Sports Editor HANDl.IAN '38, GRACE HEST ER HEISHMAN COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, KENNETH GORDON HEINE GENERAL COURSE General Organization '28-'38, Executive Council '34-'38, Vice-President '37g Monogram Club '35- '38, Secretary '38, Glee Club '34-'38g Dance Com- m't ' ' ' ' 1 tees 37, 38, Play Committees '37, '38, junio and Senior Play Casts '37 '38' Asst M r B , , . g . ase- ball '33, Mgr. '35, Asst. Mgr. Football '36 Mgr '37g Who's Who '38, President of Class '36-'38, Advertising Mgr. HANDLIAN '38, I' KATHEPENE ELIZABETH HEWITT COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club '36, '37, '38g Dramatic Club '36, '37. 1 'Ji 1 , 5 ix fz . L17 1 J r'f'1f .qv .f!,:f, ,112 L M!! H-1,.A. . 7 X fvfimw' W ,ff g. ni I izfffc VIRGINIA LOUISE HICKS HUGH LARRICK HOCKMAN COMMERCIAL COURSE GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38, General Organization '36, '37, '38. PAUL ALBERT HUNTER ELLEN HUYETT GENERAL COURSE COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, Executive General Organization '36, '37, '38g Who's Who Council '38, President '38, Monogratrn Club '38, '38, Glee Club '35, '36, '37, '38, Secretary '38, Foot- ball '35, '36, '37, '38, Manager '38, Assistant Manager Baseball '35, '36, '37, Photographic Edi N '38, tor HANDLIA 35 inf J' ' 11, t 's V' 5 1 ,x- ' ' ' ' t pl if E XI3 J' IV' ' V U rv .JT u .X ,j I ul ., 4' .MAY fl? ELIZABETH ANICE JONES GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, Basketball '3 LUCILE VIRGINIA KIRACOFE GENIERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38. 36 8. ,MMT RICHARD DAVIS KERN GENERAL COURSE General Organizat' ion '35, '36, '37, '38, Mono- gram Club '37, '38, Vice-President '38, Glee Club '37, '38, Football '36, '37, '38' Int ketball '36, '37 '3 , ramural Bas- , 8, Track '36, '37, '38, Wl1o's Who '38, JANET MARIE LARGENT ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, Booster Club '37, '38, Senior Dance Committee '38, Volley Ball '35, '38, Soccer '36, Captain '36, B '38, Whos Who '38' G' ' LIAN ' ' ' asketball , irl s Sports Editor HAND- 38, Historian '38. I I . 1 fg,.4 I VIRGINIA RUTH LEATHERMAN ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '37, '385 Glee Club '37, '381 ' '38g Dramatic Club '37g Booster ' e '38g Movie Ap- Orchestra 37, Club '38g Senior Play Committe preciation '38. BURRELL COUMMITT LUTTRELL GENIERAL COURSE '38g Glee Club '57, 381 General Organization '37, ' 'on Club '38, Mo vie Appreciati C 1: . VIRGIN IA NZ GR -x 7' x M f .1 , ff' LOY MARY GENERAL COURSE Gene ral Organizat ion'36, 37, 3 TTRELL RGINIA LU HELEN VI GENERAL COURSE General Org 57 anization '37, 38. HER BERT HARWOOD LUTTRELL MARGARET HOWERMAN MCINTYRE GENERAL COURSE GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38, F.F.A. '36, '37, Glee General Organization '36, '37, '38, Monogram Club '35. Club '38, Dramatic Club '36, '37, Debating Club '37, junior Dance Committee '37, junior-Senior Prom Committee '37, junior Play Cast '37, Sen- ior Play Cast '38, Volley Ball '37, '38, Captain '38, Basketball '37, '38, Glee Club '36, '37, '38, CHARLES GILBERT MCKEE Photographic Secretary HANDLIAN '38. GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, Dramatic Club '37, junior Play Committee '37. RAY MICHAEL GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, 58 ' fe , 1- . ' rl 1 I ,. 'YA- 1. si rl . i v -4 7 ' . 'lr I '2 K' ' I In ,yy 'ill , 'N' fi 5 ,Ulf C' wg' , I' l F tif-Jrilvjl V . is t. gi M3- as . vw C3930 A Q3 Q- ,- yy RW? AUM' fxlffxixf A'o lI,4-,4, ,E QIMWJCAAM 'j,, 4' 1 - V ,KL ' 'Actw kj '47-v-4... ' 1 Jr W2 15101:-4 ,E 1'-is-.J-ua, 'Y L1 Lakai,-L RITA JOSHEPHINA MILBURN JEAN HOWLAND MOLING COMMERCIAL COURSE Aczfxnismic COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, Library Staff General Organization '33, '3-4, '36, '37, '38, Ex- '37, '38, ecutive Council '36, '383 Movie Appreciation Club '38, Faculty Editor HANDLIAN '38, Prophet '38, MERLE PARYUS MOORE GENERAL COURSE al Organization '37, '38, F.F.A. '35, '36, GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, Band '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, President '38, Orchestra '35, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club '35, '36, '37, '38. Gener '37, '38. 39 , Q ,yy K ,,!'. --Q .I '1 W'MM 'Jlflfafif ,of HENRIETTA MARIE MUDD GENERAL CoURsE General Organization '36, '37, '38, Booster Club '38, Volley Ball '37, '38, Soccer '38, Basketball '37, Junior Play Committee '37, Assistant Cir- culation Manager '38. ELLSWORTH HOLMES NEWCOME GENERAL COURSE General Organizat' ' Club ' ion 38, F.F.A, '34, '35, Glee 34, '35, '36, '37, '38, Who's Who '38. 40 K K 4 ' Y' R s' -K L,X-v Xu . K gs' 'A 'KS-5 ,L 1 'px , 1 M X I ff B Xin' PAX K xriin N , --1 i X J HMV , ff ,WV tpfgll A j r I ff gl MJ: DANA VIRGINIA NELSON COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '38, Library Staff '38, cer '37g Who's Who '38. WALTER WHITE NORMAN GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38, F.F,A. '38, Intramural Basketball '37. Soc- I I, ANN TALIAFERRO OAKES ACADEMIC COURSE MILTON JOSEPH O'REAR GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, 37, '38g Executive General Organization '37, '38, Council '38g Honor Court '38g Dramatic Club '35 Movie Appreciation Club '38g Booster Club '37: '38g President '38g Glee Club '36, '37, '38g Chair man Senior Play Committee '38g Lee Poetry Con test '38g Secretary of Class '38g Valedictorian '38 CHARLES WESTLEY PARISH GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38. ALVERNA LEE PATTERSON GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38. 1, 15 1 I 'A - :L fvbf, ' S f'l-6 , J' ' , . i ,dafffb ,ff My ELSIE MAE PATTERSON GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37. KENNETH CHARLES PATTON GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38- E '32g Intramural B Not , xecutive Council asketball '34, '36, '58, Captain re Dame '38. 42 J IRENE VIRGINIA PATTERSON COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '38, Glee Club '58, ALBERT BLAKE PINGLEY GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '58, F.F.A '57, '38g Treasurer '38' - '55, '55, , Glee Club 38. off 'Riff g WW MARY KATHRYN RHINELANDER MELBA ARTHELLA RICHARD COMMERCIAL COURSE COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38g Glee Club '34, General Organization '36, '37, '38. '35, '36, '37, '38- PAUL RILEY GENERAL COURSE GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, Band '31, '32, anization '35, '36, '37, '38. '33, '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club '35, '36 '37, '38, Assistant Stage Manager Senior Play '38 General Org 43 . 1 fl , lull 1419 'i fa 'O' lr ,- gf PM ,af X l .57 Q30 fi ll My i V . fff fi' , .f ' if ' ff , i JK -4. lfqf ,V 'Il . 1 'fl i ll f i 3 - ,.z st RICHARXD JACOB ROSE NBERGER GENERAL CoLvRsE , General Organization '35-'38, F.F A '3 ecurive Committee '35 '38' B . . ,5-'38g Ex- , w, Treasurer ' , , asketball '35-' ' '38- 37. President 36, Captain '32-ig Track '35, , Monogram Club '36-'381 Football '37, '381 Wrestling '35-'37, Intramural Basketball '36, '38, EDNA GORDETTE SCHENCK ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, 38: Mono- gram Club '38g Booster Club '38, Glee Club '35, '36, '37, '38g Secretary '38g Dramatic Club '35, '36g Chairman Junior-Senior Prom Committee '371 Chairman junior Dance Committee '37g Chairman Senior Dance Committee '38g Soccer '36, Volley Ball '36, '38g Basketball '38g Whos Who '38g Art Editor HANDLIAN '38, 44 i A tp. jou N STIRLING ROSS GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38, F.F.A. '35, '36, '37 '38g Vice-President '38g Basketball '36 ' , 57, 68. DOUGLAS NELSON SEABRIGHT GENERAL COURSE General Orga ' ' ' nization '381 Glce Club '35, an ,if s .J R f ' Y A ' f 7 - lk xl ' ' V - r. 1 V I K., .I A U E i If ,J IJ, i H ' vw V ' ' J ' 3' Q ' , I , up v 1 is W, ' yn ,dv ,yfpisv A J W, ' L 3 V My Ji .i J l wx' jj! yr V 1 'A V I-' -Y . y,Y J ri NIV! P' all u , ,J ' J fy, V.-l ' ' Lf' LY f,,.. r' L vt I - Wy- 2 pf s .lux ELIZABETH TEASLEY SHADE MARTHA LENORA SHADE COMMERCIAL COURSE COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '38, General Organization '37, '38. XVALTER FAIRFAX SHEWBRIDGE LONNIE RIDDICK SMITH GENERAL COURSE GlENliRAl- COURSE mral Organization '38g F.F,A. '35, '36, '37, General Organization '37, '38, Glee Club '35, '36 ' Wrestling '35, '36, 38. Ge - '38, Reporter '38, 45 V' aff of DVS ANNA BELLE SNYDER COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, Glee Club '38g Dramatic Club '37. THELMA MAYE SPICER ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, Movie Ap- preciation Club '38g Library Club '36, '37, Library Staff '38, Debating Club '35, '36, Soccer '36, '37, Basketball '37g Volley Ball '36, '3 - '37, Class Poet '38, 7, Baseball 46 LEOLA M ARIE SNYDER GENERAL COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club '37, '38. ELOISE CO RRELL STRADER ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '38. s QI',, 'NrvxUJb,:: ww-15' L-J'l Wuewr' VJ QA 54 sf ML- U fl V lrll-ill f CAROLINE EVELYN STRETCHBERRY GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, Glee Club '35, '36, '37, '38, ROBERT RANDOLPH TAYLOR GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38, .Lum 'SS ik- IDA GRACE SWANN ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '38, Senior Play Committee '38, Senior Play Cast '38, ESTON HOLLIS TEVALT GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, F.F.A. '35, Basketball '35, Baseball '36, Intramural Basket- ball '36, Movie Appreciation Club '38, Assistant Track '38, AJ, 7 Luck A-1 f r 3 I I A, ,, .1 nr 'Y , f ' l l',l',f .C ' 7 fn? I. I .. M l' ' a 'sf I . VUL I lf! ill 1' i I J X M I' ,J I 'n 1 H' 4 ,fax AMI' Ib' lg: 1 1' L' I A r ' VA fp , 1' 'Ulf' . ,z .aff I Vi-1 ,, H ,J yvv A Al . :W Q ,lf ARTHUR MARKS TINSMAN CLEDA MARIE TODD GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, Intramu.1 1-netball '36 ' ' ra Bas- H, 57, 38. FRANCES EL GENERAL COURSE LEN TRIGGS General Organizati on '35, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club '37, '38: Monogram Club '37, '38, Basket- ball '37g Volley Ball '36, '373 Baseball '36, Cap- tain '36, Soccer '36, Library Club '36, 48 COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38. HESTER GERTRUDE TRIMBLE COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization ' 35, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club '37, '38, Dramatic Club '36, '37, Library Staff '38, Jl' LJ 'WND' I L u f I BERNARD EUGENE WATERMAN GENERAL COURSE x PAULINE VIRGINIA WEAKLEY COMMERCIAL Comzsls G eral Or ranization '38, t' '37, '38g Intramural Bas- en- 5, General Organiza ion ketball '38, Football '38, JEAN REYNOLDSON WHITEHURST ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38g Executive Council '36, '37, '38, Secretary '38, Honor Court '38g Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class '36g Band '35, '36, '37, '38g Treasurer '37, Secretary '38, Orchestra '33, '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, Glee Club '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, Chairman junior Play Committee '37g Senior Play Cast '38, State Read- Wh ' Who '38, Assistant ing Tournament '37, os Art Editor HANDLIAN '35g Editor-in-Chief HAND- LIAN '3S: Class Song '38. ORVILLE CLINTON NVINE G'IiNI2RAL Couksia General Organization '36, '37, '3Sg F.F.A. '35 '36, '37g Movie Appreciation Club '38, YIQ El r'f ROBERT LUPTON WOODS GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38. LUCILLE PAULINE WRIGHT COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '38, Wi ful WILLIAM LUPTON WOODS GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38, ANN KATHRYN YOST ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38g Monogram Club '38g Volley Ball '37, '38g Basketball '37, '38g Booster Club '38g Glee Club '35, '36, '37, '38g President '38g junior Dance Committee '37g Dra- matic Club '35, '36, '37g junior Play Cast '37g Senior Play Cast '38g WhO's Who '38g Feature Editor HANDLIAN '38. WW- 5 Q . eh-X CLASS HISTORY Early in he fall of 1925, we began to tune-up for a concert which was to last twelve years. We thought that that was going to be a long time for a concert to last, but time has proven that it was all too short. We entered the john Kerr School to the tune of a simple, soft, sweet nursery rhyme. There we made the first of our probably life-long friendships. That in itself is enough to make us want to remember it all our lives. As the orchestra changed its tempo to a march, we suddenly found ourselves removed from the placid life at John Kerr to the amazing activity which so constitutes a part of the life at Handley, For three years we remained in the elementary corridors- scornfully looked upon by the junior and senior high school as elementary brats. However, as the orchestra changed its tempo once again, we found ourselves waltzing merrily into the junior- and in turn the senior-high school. In the tenth grade we organized our class and elected our class ollicers and sponsors. Our only seemingly important duty to our upperclassmen was to provide material for the seniors' bonfire. We were in the eleventh grade before the orchestra expanded into a wee bit of swing . We gave our first dance and also our first play entitled The Red Lamp . To say they were both a success is to put it mildly-very mildly. The orchestra turned again to the march when we, as juniors, escorted the seniors to their class-day exercises. Now we are seniors. Our wonderful concert is nearing an end-only the last few measures remaining to be played. No longer may we turn to one another for the harmony which has been ours for the past twelve years. The time has come for our solos. JANET LARGENT. Clary Hirtorian SI CLASS WILL KNOW YE ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that we, the class of 38 , the greater part being of sound minds and in a disposing mood, do declare this to be our last will and testament-hereby revoking all other wills and codicils by us at any time heretofore made. We will and now bequeath: To the class now known as juniors, ou.r titles as Seniors, the run of the school building, and the privilege of making up any deficits by us incurred. To the student body, directions for the abolishment of that annoying device known as the tardy bell and the right to declare all absences null and void-thereby making the whole school eligible for the much-coveted Washington Outing. To the boys, front row tickets for that delightful episode of the pageant-the Arabian Dance. To Mr. Sybert and his Lead Beaters, hope that he will see fit hereafter to use clay in fashioning his works of art-thereby lengthening the lives of the eardrums of those in the classes over him. To the movie goers of Handley, a set of disguises to be worn to save them em- barrassment when meeting members of the faculty at the local cinema houses. To Mr. Hale, the suggestion that he make an extensive tour of the homes of all Handley science students-past and present. We believe that he will be enabled- with the equipment he finds-to run his lab for several years to come without addi- tional fees and that he may have enough left over to start a branch lab on the roof. To our loyal advertisers, the hope that at least their ads in the HANDLIAN will not drive away any business. To Mrs. Barr, a volume control mechanism to be used to keep her voice tuned down to a roar while rehearsing the pageant. ' To the future senior boys, the timely advice of Mr. Browning on important mat- ters and the precedent that it be largely ignored. To Mrs. Rhodes, a new clock which leisurely runs 15 minutes OE in M hour. We think that this fixture will increase appreciably the typing speeds of the commercial students. To Mr. Hale, an iron-clad meter-stick to be used in beating facts into the heads of future science students and the privilege of using the nearest table top for a pre- liminary warming-up. To Mr. Yates, the job as caretaker of the bowling alley and tile, indoor swimming pool under the building. He is also authorized to take anyone not knowing of these refinements on a conducted tour. For the grave of our class president the following loving inscription: Heine takes his eternal snooze- Finally having blown his FOOZE For the building a new roof guarantee. It is hoped that the succeeding classes will supply the roof. To the undergraduate classes, the creation of an assorted collection of passing grades to be held in trust until the classes attain their Senior majority. They shall then be divided share and share alike. To Mr. Joyce, a large clock to be installed in a prominent place in his room. This fixture will lengthen both his class periods and the life of his much-handled watch. To Mlle Laughton, in accord with her wishes, a third year French class and a gross or two of assorted French-English dictionaries with which to teach it, 52 To Mr. Bennett, a well-earned rest 'mid the Democrats of Danville. To Mr. Flenner, the night watchman, a diploma declaring him a graduate of Handley High School, Night School Dept. If any heir or heirs should break or alter this will, or if the right of these bequests is violated in any way, that part of the estate shall be reverted to the estate to be divided between the Elementary and Primary Departments. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we, the class of 38 , do hereby set our hands and seal, this eighth day of june, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred thirty-eight. SIGNED: THE SENIOR CLASS Signed, sealed, published, and declared as and for, the last will of the Class of 38 , who sign and execute the same in our presence, both of us being present at the same time and at their request and in the presence of each other do hereby subscribe our names as witnesses to said will and hereby certify that the said testators are of sound and disposing minds. ISABELLE ALLEGREE CLAUDE D. BENNETT Witneuef NORMAN COOPER S crivner 53 CLASS POEM When days are long and night time slowly comes And air is sweet with blooming roses' breath, When in the stillness comes a Pause like death- Leaves quiver and nightin-gales their music hum, Then I-of schooldays' happy lot bereft- Erect to long-forgotten days a tomb, And, in my heart, as one in secret views W The still remembered face of loved dead, I see the school where friendships' vows were made And smile at pals who have through years been true. Ah, yes! How like young birds we swiftly flew, Loving our freedom, yet abit afraid. And deep within our hearts will always lie Precious memories of Handley High. 9 THELM 54 A SPICER GLASS SO G 5 I I A n I I I I . I i A A 5 . . , i . 1 1251 1 1159- 451 ' 4 I-I fm I M w ww! W -I V I1 1 I' 4' r ' Q - El lf Lu I . I - ll' r I 7 f r ' r I I A I I I N I m ' I - flilb-I-5 If 14 17 I A 1.1 o A dam, gfkflyaf ,lowzfflivcef W Wig - I , E 5 . 5 5 - gf: , 5 gg 7 1 V 1 I , . . . I I , I, I II , A n II I .I :JerI1,- -25 . If , u I'-7' :E r ui ' Q jawn! 1 f, N 15 I n ' '11, .71 lA,4ff . :I I I u I., 7 7 I L . I.: llli ,I Y ll2'l'Q2 'I'U'1 . LM ,yyzwyzaw W6 Ji WMMMMK M 5W mwulw f : :::1iE:1E:45.i!rE:::E..!:..?::..4....- w f Mfffflf-M MJ WL A M Ii i A 7 , WEE P9551 li:.l I-l?l'.ll5f MMM Jw MW FELL 6 . nI I . I A I I T . I I ll lln Q - l x l-' I. 9 Il. lj 1 Z , I E any ' 'I 1 lf, I einen. ., ffwr- :U .. . II Qll, In I y I . r I -E c a LL T. I iillll 4 'o' 0 IOHN HANDLEY HIGH SCHOOL UNDERGRADUATES JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Prefideazl Vire-Prexidelzt 56!'l'8fdI'J' RAY ROBINSON TOM WHITHAL1 SHIRLEY Wl1.1.lAn1s ,1'l'k'z1.f!Il'6'l' 5'j1w1,rw'.r JAMES BROOKS MRS. PERRY. MR. JOYCE 58 E 4' MWQW Anderson, Levi Athey, Margaret J. Bayliss, joseph Bean, Mary Lois Birmin am, Elizabeth Boyd, obert Brill, Edward Brooks, james Brown, james Brown. Vanetta Browne. Anne Brumback, Willie Mae Buncutter, Richard Burchell, Frances Carpenter, Mary Anna Carper, Helen Carper, Ernestine Cather, Wilfred Clark, Stover Clevenger, Kenneth Clowe, Margaret Cooper, Alison Cook, Charles Cooper, john Courtney, Edna Craig. Ruthanna Creswell, Margaret IUNIOR Cuthbert, Ruth Dick, jane Dick, Virginia Dicks, Gertrude Dunlap, Lohr Dunn, Eugene Ebersole, Edwin Estes, Melvin Fowle, Harry Gano, Anna Garber, Alma Gatewood, Lillian Glynn, Hester Glynn, Mary Greenawalt, Cyrus Grimm, Randolph Hammill, Marion Hanna, Paul Hatcher, Anne Hayley, Basil Headley, Boyd Herrell, Charles Himelright, Richard Hodgson, Lilian Hott, Margaret Hottle, Kila Jackson, Esta CLASS ROLL Jackson, jane jolliffe, jane jones, Courtney Jones, Elethia Kingree, William LaFolette, William Largent, Winif-red Larkin, Vance Larrick, Pauline Lillis, Helen Lind, Mildred Loy, Elizabeth Loy, Freda McClure, Gertrude McDonald, Mary Meade, Thomas Miller, Louise Miller, Jeanne Miller, Lawrence Obaugh, William Orndoff, Colleen Pappas, Billie Patton, Lawrence Perry, Maurice Pierce. Elizabeth Pugh, Elia Randolph, Benjamin Richard, Martha Richard, Mary Rittenour, Anna Robinson, Harry Robinson, Ray, jr. Russell, Edith Schindel, Richard Shumaker, Meredith Sibert, Wilbur Simpson, Isabelle Smoke, Edgar Snyder, Ward Stewart, Donald Stotler, Kathleen Strader, Harry Strother, Princess Sutton. Richard Taylor, James Teets, Anna Trenary, Edna Trenary, Mary Turner, Wilson Weakley, Evelyn Whitham, Gordon Whitltick, Elmer Whitlock, Walter Williams, Shirley Yeakle, Frank .1 mb ,f rf N I I u P SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Preiiclellt Vive-Prefidelzl Sew'elu1'J'-T1'ea.rm'er JOHN KNIGHT EDITH DUNN DQROTHY HAW'THKDRNE S,f7011.r0r5 MRS. INICMIYLLIZN. MR. LIQGGE 60 J XX x' X n s 1 4 - N ,tu - ir -71 ' -r Lx X1 1 ,- Adams, Virginia Allen, Dorothy Anderson, Charles Anderson, Margaret Ashton, Alfred Babb, Neill Bageant, Lee Bailey, Walter Baker, Ansell Baker, Kitty Barker, Helen Bell, Anna Bloom, Margaret Brown, Ann Buhl, Nelson Burgess, Allison Butler, Joe Campbell, Catherine Campbell, Joe fCarpenter, Frances Carper, Harry Cather, Charles Cather, James Chapin, Mary Clark, Water Clemm, Helen Cone, Franklin Cooper, Leroy Cooper, Virginia Daughterty, Robert DeHaven, Harley Dick, Margaret Dorsey. Gloria Dunn, Edith Dyke, Evva Dyke, Stewart N-6' ff' f WY K7 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Edwards, Thomas English, Jacquelyn Fansler, Ralph Fawcett, Denzil Fawcett, Lucy Fogle, Virginia Forney, Jean Forney, William Fries, Virginia Fries, William Frye, Delmar Frye, Eldred Garber, Gladys Garrett, Kathleen Gibbens, Joyce Grant, Hazil Green, Thelma Grim, Lawrence Grove, Emily Grove, William Groves, Bernard Groves, Thomas Hamman, Jean Hancher, Charles Hannum. Harland Harbaugh, Charles Harbaugh, Nancy Harman, Genevieve Hartman, Donal Hawthorne, Dorothy Henry, Jonedith Hochensmith, Virginia Hoffman, Carolyn Hoover, Colleen Hurst, Marion Jones, Everett Kern, Wilbur Kerns, Douglas Kidwell, Marquerite Kline, Marie Kline, Kathryn Knight, John Largent, Max Leatherman, Eleanor Lewis, Edward Locke, Catherine Lovett, Beatrice Manuel, Ralph Massey, Marjorie Massey, Farley McClure, Helen McCormick, Albert Moore, Dorothy Moore, Woodrow Mowrey, Thomas Norman, Gregory Norman, Margaret Oates, Wilbur Orndoff, Margaret Pape. Ruth Patton, Charles Patton, Harold Perry, William Phillips, Robert Pifer, Rebecca Pingley, Loring Pollard, William Racy, Colleen Ramacciotti, Nina Ramacciotti, Pauline Randolph, Beverly Renner, Richard Richard, Evelyn Ritter, Thomas Ritter, Brown Rowe, Carroll Sale, Jack Seabright, Zorpha Shanholtzer, Naomi Slaughter, Katherine Slaughter, Lucille Smith, Charles Smith, Mildred Snapp, Leonard Snider, Edwin Snyder, Dorothy Spaid, Eldon Spillman, Lucille Stotler, Ruth Tavenner, Frank Tavenner, Bebecca Taylor, William Timbrook, Kenzil Todd, Golden Triplett, Wasiel Unger, Josephine Van Lear, Doris Webber, James White, June Whiting. Carlyle Willis, Zantha Wilson, Louise Wingfield, Goldie Womack, Jacqueline Worsley, William Wright, Ruth Zimmerman, Kathlee Zuckerman, Irvin fl - . bJn4aL,,,,.: gxvhk Gwliuv- Raw H Aleshire, Juanita Armentrout, Louise Arnold, Lester Ashley, Norwood Avey, Louise Babb, Martha Bageant, Colleen Bageant, Dawson Bailey, Charles Bailey, Douglas Bailey, Ralph Baker, Anna Barker, Helen Barnhart, Philip Bickers, Frances Bond. Mary M. Bond, Mary M. Bowley, Douglas Brown, Margaret Brown, Ralph Brown, Richard Browne, Natalie Buncutter, Clara Buncutter, julian Buncutter, Mary K. Butler, Ellen Butler, William Butler, Robert Bvwaters, Oscar FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL Cain, Walter Cain, William Carpenter, Virginia Carpet, Leslie Carson, William Chouleris, Mary J. Clark, William Clive, jean Clowser, Colleen Coble, Nancy Lee Cochran, Elmer Cochran, Clayton Colvin, Mary Cooper, Mary E. Craig, George Crismore, Frederick Dart, joseph Davidson, Virginia Davidson, Walter Davis, Mary Dicks, Marguerite Dorsey, Gloria Ebert, jean Fansler, Kenneth Fauver, Dorothy Fogle, Geraldine Forney, Richard Fowle, Phyllis Fuller, Robert Gano, Nancy Glover, Duell Green, Robert Greenawalt, Elmer Hammill, Betty J. Harman, Kathleen Heckrotte, Mabel Hicks, Ruth Hinkle, Anita Hinkle, jane Holland, james Hutchinson, Kenneth Jenkins, Frances jones, jack Kerr, Hubert LaFollette, Marjorie Lake, Ruth Lamp, Clarence Landacre, Ruby Largent, Bernice Light, Ann Lindstrom, Carol Locke, Ammie Louthan, William Lovett, Brown. jr. Mallory, Charles Mason, Garland Massey, Logan McClure, Gaynelle 62 McClure, Mary McDonald, Robert McIntyre, William Miller, Henry W. Miller, W. Henry Moling, Sara Mudd, Charles Nail, john Newlin, Louise Olinger, Zenith Patton, Anita Patton, Catherine Perry, Ryland Pifer, Betty A. Pingley, Mary C. Pitzer, Henry Price, Betsy Purtlebaugh, June Rhodes, Samuel Richards, Julia Ritter, George Rivers, Howell Robertson, Lena Robinson, Gail Roberson, Dorothy Robinson, Delmar Rudolph, Katherine Rudolph, Robert Ryan, june Schlack, Charlotte Schlack, Helen Seal, john Shade, Jean Shanholtz, Richard Shine, Lawrence Shylock, jean Sirbaugh, Frances Smedley, Edison Smith, Garland Smith, Colleen Snarr, Reba Spanos, Steve Steele, Colleen Stottlemeyer, Arnelda Teets, Elsie Mae Thompson, Henry Tinsman, Estelle Trenary, Ethel Triplett, Sylvia Wallace, Winston Whitacre, Frances Wate1'n1an, Mildred Whiting, Hen1'y Willey, Ray Williams, Ann Wine, Richard Wright, Kenneth Yeakley, Mary L. EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE 63 Zin emuriam TO VIDA RUTH DOYLE DECEMBER ze, 19z1vNovEMBER 1, 1957 AND HER SISTER ELLA DELINA DOYLE MAY 11, 1926-NOVEMBER 4, 1951 64 IVIT FQMMMMWMMMWQWMQQE 94541 155551441 THE T FF o GMMWKW Cduiiff Balm EXECUTIVE COUNCIL It is a hope of the faculty and student body of Handley High School that sometime in the not-too-fat-distant future the school government will be entirely in the hands of the students. It is toward this goal that the Executive Council is now striving, for it is gradually taking over different phases of supervision, ................Prefident ........Vice-Prerident PAUL HUNTER ............... SHIRLEY WILLIAMS .....,.... JEAN WIIITEHUIIST ., .......... . MISS SUSAN SAULsEERIzY ....... .............Secretary ...............Trearurer MR. BROWNING ............. ............ F acuity Adwirorr MRS. PEERY MR QUARLES ............ MRS SOLENBERGER ........ Atmel, june Honorary Preridefzl Alternate Hon. Prefzdenl Knight, john Baker, William Light, Ann Barnhatt, William Moling, Jean Bean, Margaret Oakes, Ann Bickers, Frances Over, jane Burgess, Allison Pope, Leon Crismote, Erle Dick, Jane Dunn, Edith Gearing, Betty Jan Gibbens, Charles Heine, Kenneth Hott, George Hunter, Paul C Sencindiver, john Simpson, Isabelle Sutton, Richard Whitham, Jean Grim, Charles Williams, Shirley Zuckerman, Chatl Whitehurst, Jean CS awk WK gk eww '- HANDLEY BAND This is probably the most representative organization of our school. It has particr pated in almost every type of musical work from presidential parades to broadcast con certs to pep songs at football games. The credit for its fine work is ascribed to him to whom we have dedicated this book, our Prof, Drum Major Lewis Richard Bauer Paul Riley Ward Snyder Baritone Hubert Kerr Tromboner Ralph Bailey George Craig Robert Anderson M ell o phone Browne Ritter French Hom john Knight Comets, fFi1'.rlj Wilbur Kern William Obaugh Charles Mudd C orfzetr, Uerondj Horace Mclnturff Edward Brill Clarinetr, fliirrtj Wilfred Mowrey George Hott William Taylor Jean Whitehurst Clarinelr, lSecondj Walter Bailey Randolph Grimm Piccolo Courtney jones Drum: William Louthan William Pollard as 'LL44 ffux-M. 42657 . HANDLEY ORCHESTRA Furnishing music for the school entertainments that require the classical line is one duty of the orchestra. For the past two years the Rouss Fire Company has requested its presence at their annual banquet. But wherever they go, applause speaks for sincere appreciation of their renditions. Violin Virginia Leatherman Flute Courtney jones Clarinetf, fliirftj Jean Whitehurst William Taylor Clurinear, Gerorzdj Randolph Grimm Walter Bailey Saxophone Wilfred Mowrey C ornel, fFirJlj Wilbur Kern Cornet, Gerorzdj William Obaugh French Horn john Knight Barr Paul Riley Drum and Tapr William Louthan Piano Isabelle Bailey HANDLEY GLEE CLUB Abshire, Helen Adams, Harriet Anderson, Dorothy E Athey, Margaret jane Baker, Jean Baker, Kitty Barrett, Zelda Bean, Margaret Browne, Anne Brown, Irene Craig, Ruthanna Dick, jane Dorton, Una Garber, Pauline Gatewood, Helen Gatewood, Lillian Hanen, Lillian Hoover, Colleen Hott, Margaret jollie, jane Largent, Winifred Leatherman, Virginia Mclntyre, Margaret Miller, Louise Oakes, Ann Pappas, Billie Patterson, Irene Director Miss GWENDOLYN HAYNES Rhinelander, Kathryn Rittenour, Anna Schenck, Gordette Seabright, Zorpha Simpson, Isabelle Snyder, Anna Belle Snyder, Marie Stretchberry, Caroline Strother, Princess Stotler, Kitty Triggs, Frances Trimble, Hester Whitehurst, jean Yost, Ann Baker, Ansell Baker, William Baker, Halford Barley, Hunter Boyce, William Campbell, Robert Cave, james Clark, Stover Clevenger, Edwin Cone, Franklin Dart, Thurman Dunlap, Lohr Dunn, Eugene 70 Fowle, Harry Fries, Ottie Fries, Paul Hannum, Harland Hayley, Basil Hayley, Colin Hayley, Derek Himelright, Richard Hunter, Paul Jones, Courtney Kern, Richard Kern, Wilbur Kerr, Hubert Largent, Max Larkin, Vance Luttrell, Burrell Miller, Lawrence Moore, Merle Mowrey, Wilfred Newcome, Holmes Obaugh, William Pingley, Albert Riley, Paul Ritter, Thomas Smith, Riddick Snyder, Ward Zuckerman, joseph I 1, . ' ' I' 1 1' -' . U fy ll fl, . tal' cfsilnt 'err' as . Q IJ' I 'll gb tfr ' I .f ll',U 4 f -' ,V+ 'af wi , fe f MISS HAYNES, OUR DIRECTOR Miss Gwendolyn Haynes, before she came to Handley, attended rhe University of Louisville, Kentucky, where she received her B.M.Ed. Degreeg the Louisville Con- servatory of Music, Stetson University, and Chicago University. She taught at Murray State Teachers' College and at Mount Sterling, both in Kentucky, then at Daytona Beach, Florida. We have been given a new love of music through Miss Haynes. Her sense of humor has helped us overcome our self-consciousness, and now we sing! Even the monotones shriek with a will! GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Prefident Vice-Pferident Secrelary and Treamrer ANN Yosr MARGARET BEAN GORDETTE SCHENCK BOYS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Preridenl Vive-Pre.fia'ent Serrelary and Treafurer WILLIAM BAKER l'IAl.FORD BAKER PAUL HUNTER 7l J , l ai? rein 'rrp .1 BGOSTEB CLUB Membership in the Booster Club is limited to the junior and Senior girls For the past live years it has been under the capable leadership of Mrs. Barr. Although the Booster Club takes part in many school activities, its chief project is publishing the junior Evening Star. Alison Cooper Margaret Bean Gordette Schenck Ann Yost Ann Hatcher Mary Lois Bean Shirley Williams Helen Lillis Marie Mudd Jane jolliffe Ann Oakes-Prerident 72 Virginia Leatherman Jean Moling jean Baker Thelma Spicer Isabelle Simpson Anna K. Ritenour Pauline Larrick Janet Largent Margaret Clowe IUNIOB EVENING STAR livery Monday there appears in the evening paper the junior livening Star -- sponsored by the Booster Club. A new editor is Chosen at the beginning of every month, and the other members contribute material for the paper, The articles this year were outstanding both in quality and quantity. Many excel- lent articles were published-giving proof of the existence of much journalistic talent among the contributors. This section usually occupies the greater part of a page in the newspaper. 73 1, K Left lo Right-Row One: C. Cochran, J. Nail, A. Snzlpp, C. Smith, W. Grove, C Hftncher 1' Bageanr. Row Two: F. Shewbridge, Ross, R. Rosenberger. A. Pingley, O. Bywaters, H. DeH1ven Row Three: D. Bailey, C. Lamp, D. Fawcett, P. Hanna, D. Bageam. Row Four: W. Snyder, M. Moore. R. Butler, B. Headley, F. Tavenner, j. Sale. Row Five: J. Cooper, C. Boyles, L. Anderson, H. Adams, W. Kingree. Row Six: W. R. Legge, Jas. Webber, C. Greenawalt, C. Rowe, E. Smoke, R. Campbell EL F.. Q FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Symbols: Owl Plow Sunrise Motto: Knowledge + Labor : Prosperity OFFICERS Prerident Vice-Preridefzl RICHARD ROSENBERGER JOHN Ross Secretary TreaJm'er ROBERT CAMPBELL ALBERT PINGLEY Reporler W'alrlr Dog FAIRFAX SH EWBRIDOE Adviror MR. LEGGE 74 WARD SNYDER SENIOR CLASS PLAY soUP TO NUTS BY AUSTIN GoE'rz Prexented April 8, 1938 CHARACTERS IN THE PLAY Dortor Pilxki ..... ................................................................... K enneth Heine Min Rite ........... .......... J can Whitehurst Veroniea Beamf ......... ..................... A nn Yost Min Potter Beamf ......... ........ I da Grace Swann David Strong ......... .................... W illiam Boyce Claire Dalton ......... ......... D orothy E. Anderson Bob Bennington ....... .................. D erek Hayley Selena Catcbwell ........... .......... M argaret McIntyre Damon Goodfellow ......... .............. A ugust Cahill Trudy Trudello ......... ............ P auline Garber Lincoln Young ...... ......... E dwin Clevenger Hotfoot .. .'.. ..................................................................... ............. P a ul Fries ACT I A june Morning in California ACT II Two Hours Later ACT III Half an Hour Later PRODUCTION STAFF Director ...... ................................................ M iss Isabelle Allegree Prompter ......... ......................................... J ohn Greene Propertiex ....... ............... A rthur Tinsman, Kenneth Patton, Richard Rosenberger Publirity ................. ......... H alford Baker, Paul Hunter, Irene Brown, Ellen Huyett Stage-Management ........... ......................................... M r. C. D. Bennett Ufhering and Programr ........ ....... R ichard Kern, john Ross, Charles McKee, Albert Pingley Stage-Manager ................. ..................................... 1 ohn Greene Anirtant Stage-Manager ...... ............................................. P aul Riley Sale of Ticket: .................. ........ B illy Baker, Ann Oakes, Margaret Cochran, Eston Tevalt 7 5' THE CHRISTMAS CONCERT A At Christmas time against a background of gilded organ pipes and cathedral candles, the fourth, fifth, sixth grades, and the High School Glee Club presented a sacred con- cert of Christmas music. The harmony of the voices and the manner in which the musical selections were rendered gave evidence not only of intensive practice but also of Miss Haynes' peculiar ability as an interpreter and director. 76 H PI , ,Z FOOTBALL SQUAD Left to Right ROW 3: ROW 1: Kern-Back Waterman-Guard Baker, B.-End Baker, H.-End Campbel 1-Tackle Rosenberger-Back DunnfBack ROW 2: Dunlap-Tackle Edwards-Center Cather-Back Shumaker-Guard Robinson-Center Patron-Guard Perry-Back Whitham-Back Bywaters-Guard Yeakle-Back McIntyre-Back H imelri ght-End Bonnett-Tackle Miller-Tackle Rowe-End Tavenner-Tackle Stewart-Center Baker, L.-Back ROW 4: Otis S. Sargent-Ass1stant Coach Hunter-Manager Headley-Assistant Manager Brooks-Assistant Manager I. Norman Ochs-Coach Handley-14 ........ Berkeley Springs- Handley-1 4 .............. Handley- 0 ................ Charlestown- Handley-14 ........ Handley- 6 ........ Captain HAL FORD BAKER O Harrisonburg- 01' 0 sk M. A.- 6'F Allegheny-25 ' Handley-28 ......... ........ F orr Hrll-13 Handley-28 ................ Hagerstown-1 2 'F Handley- 0 ................ Waynesboro- 61' Handley- 6 ................ Martinsburg- 7 ' 'C. V. A. L. Coach J. NORMAN Ocns Spomor Manager MARY KATHERINE BAKER PAUL HUNTER 79 sf Rb Meredith qbgma' r-gn ' ak nd f Gor in I 51, a I Bernard Waterman-guard Harold Patton-gzmrd Maurice Perry-bark Richard Rosenberger-back Gene Dunn-back Thomas Edwards- fenfef Donald Stewart-renter ar? Bill Bonnert-tafkle Carol Rowe-end Halford Baker-end Lawrence Miller-tackle Leary Baker-back Wilfred Cather-bark Richard Kern-back Lohr Dunlap-tarkle Robert Campbell-tackle Harry Robinson-renter i ygwf THE KICKOFF . ,3 m K, Q 3 A h xiii TRACK TEAM HALEORD BAKER ........ ........ C apmin OTIS SARGENT ............. ........... C aacb ROBERT CAMPBELL ........................ Manager MARY KATHERINE HUNTSBERRY ...... Sponror THE SQUAD Halford Baker-shot, discus, 100 yd. dash, 220, 440, mile relay Bill Baker-high jump, 220 dash, mile relay, ihurdles. Lohr Dunlap-discus, shot. James Cave-discus. Donald Stewart-880 dash. Colin Hayley-high jump, broad jump, 100 yd. dash, Richard Sutton-javelin. Harold Anderson-440 dash. Gordon Whitham-pole vault, high jump. Richard Himelright-high jump, broad jump. Frank Yeakle-pole vault. Ward Snyder-440 dash. joe Zuckerman-440 dash, mile relay. Richard Rosenberger-880 dash, mile. 83 H v' 1 V . .QU 3'U'1 7 yi' if-e -v 0 Q . Q 4 ff .,.':x: ao' , I 9 C G' x ffl, i , R' -Nv- 4 Halford Baker B111 Baker .......... Bill Bonnett ....... Gene Dunn Richard Sutton james Elder ........ Frank Yeakle VARSFTY BASKETBALL HALFORD BAKER .,............... ,..,.., C 2110111211 J. NORMAN Ocus ......,..........., ,.,....., C oath MARY KATHI3RIN1i BAKER ....,.,....,.... Spamm- SKooTs ROBINSON .l..,.,..l,.......,.,. ftlfzzmger SQUAD .....,....Ce11fer ..,....F0ru1m'd ..,,...C?lIf6I' ,.,.,...Gzram' .......FOP'll'd7'6f ,....,.F07'1l'dl'6l' .......,................Gnard HANDLEY 26 .....,.......... 28 ............ 21 ......... 37 ......... 17 ......... 24 ..,..,... 24 ..,...... 24 ....,.... 19 ..,....., 33 ......... 22 .......,, Donald Stewart ........ Wilfred Cather ..,.. Colin Hayley ......... Richard Himelright Tom Ritter ................,.. Gordon Whithain ....... Harpe-r's Ferry ..,. 3 5 Charlestown . ..... 2 5 Hagerstown ........ 19 Boyce ...,,........... 21 R. M. A .........,... 22 Harpers Ferry .... 33 R. M. A ............. 36 Hagerstown ........ 16 Martinsburg .,.,.. 30 Boyce .................. 2 5 Martinsburg ...... 23 1 1 ......... .......... C harlestown ...... 12 Fnrmml ...Gmml ...Girard F0rz4'a1'd I7or'1nzr':f F01'1wz1'cf TEAMS Alabama Notre Dame Navy Army Dartmouth Harvard INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CAPTAINS Harold Patton Kenneth Patton jack Sale Derek Hayley Dick Kern Harry Robinson 85 SPONSORS Mr. Yates Mr. Joyce Mr. Browning Mr. Bennett Mr. Sybert Mr. Coe BOYS' MONOGBAM CLUB Membership ro the Boys' Monogram Club may be had by earning a letter in me following sports in the following ways: TRACK: A member must win a first, second, or third place in a C V A L Track Meet. FOOTBALL: A player must have played in at least sixteen quarters BASKETBALL: A player must have played in at least twenty-four quarters Dunn Rosenberger Shumaker B. Baker H. Baker Kern Dunlap Parton Cather Gibbens Whirham Steward Snyder L. Baker Hunter Waterman Campbell Edwards Heine Zuckerman Cave Robinson IDILJJ TV' :JJ 6' ,. H. SHAMROCKS Rm JF , X A-NWT! all Luft 5L f Lfw 2044 Wwe A g1c31?g 70 . UM aa Afaxtif 'U C' o- VA SOCCER BASEBALL SHAMROCKS ORANGES Farley Massey-Capiaizz Pauline Larrick Elizabeth Rainsberger Dotty Moore Louise Miller Catherine Clark Alison Cooper Jack English Nancy Lee Coble Shirley Williams Anna Cooper 87 Zorpha Seabright-Captain Dana. Nelson Kitty Baker Freda Loy Jane Jackson Winifred Largent Anne Woolfolk Catherine Harmon Jeanne Miller Marion Hurst Allison Burgess Isabelle Simpson Helen Lillis , ,1- 1 I r' ,, N t sly J yffvyw . S V cf s 5,9 Xiu K- fl 1 ,Y I . s. . . 1 . I n- y ,4 Y O - U K S SHAMROCKS ORANGES BASKETBALL SHAMROCKS Shirley Williams-Forward, Captain Gordette Schenck-Forward jack English-Center janet Largent-Side Center Peggy McIntyre-Guard Ann Yost-Guard 88 ORANGES Zorpha Seabright-Forward, Captain Helen Lillis-Forward Kitty Baker-Center Freda Loy-Side Center Winifred Largent-Guard Colleen Orndorff-Guard SHAMROCKS . i .I I . a np, wow' !lffj,W M j,jf'pe?iff+W A f LJ. VOLLEY SHAMROCKS Peggy Mclnryre-Captain Winifred Bailey Ruthanna Craig Ann Yost Gordette Schenck Mary Lois Bean janet Largent Farley Massey Louise Miller Shirley Williams Ann Hatcher Alison Cooper Jack English BALL ORANGES Freda Loy-Caplnin Zorpha Seabright Kitty Baker Elizabeth Rainsberger Helen Lillis Catherine Harmon Winifred Largent jane jackson Ruth Pape Marie Mudd Mary McDonald Isabelle Simpson Lillian Hodgson Mary F. Braithwaite Willie Mae Brumback 89 Tiff GIRLS MONOGRAM CLUB To be a member of the Monogram Club one must have a total of five hundred points These points are gained by participation in the various phases of girls athletics jane jackson Pauline Larrick Helen Lillis Freda Loy Farley Massey Isabelle Simpson Shirley Williams FEATURES J I 5 4, ,-,swf 1 Y If xfl' ,X , f . ,A N K X: J f ,f A N. -' , xx-V bf 1 Z 'jx - N .1 , E , ifyfy' 5 , f Cf: l x X ' ,fl ,f ,P X, ly 1 , N f '- X f XJ X 75 ff - 1 . X f X' Ax! f X' ff 'X vw 4 f , vw sf! '.xx3 -T H f-. , -'15 .1 rt: Ex ff X ,, .. , gms fi, xy CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 8-School opens, and we all return happilyf?j. 13-The HANDLIAN staff is chosen and begins work on the best HANDLIAN ever to be published. 14-First Senior Class meeting held, Everyone agrees to help make it a great year. 21-Our old standbys, the Cheer Leaders, are elected. 22-You might know-Mr. Browing's Angels give the first assembly program. 2 5-Our promising football team wins the first game of the season-Berkeley Springs being defeated 14-0. OCTOBER 1-Once again Handley is victorious, winning 14-0 over Harrisonburg. 4-The Juniors hold their first class meeting and elect class officers. 5-Shamrocks defeat the Oranges in Soccer by a score of 40-29. 8-The Shamrocks again chalk up a winning score over the Oranges. 9-A scoreless tie is the result of our football game with Charlestown in the pouring rain. 15-Handley once again wins in a football game-this time with R. M. A. The score is 14-6. 16-The Handley Glee Club has the pleasure of singing at the Kawanis Club luncheon. 23-Allegheny defeats our football team in Cumberland 25-6. 30-Our winning streak returns when we defeat Fort Hill 28-13. NOVEMBER 6-Hooray! Handley defeats Hagerstown with a score of 21-12. 11-We celebrate Armistice Day in assembly by singing appropriate songs. 17-Waynesboro defeats the Handley judges 6-0 in a hard fought game. 25-Handley loses its Thanksgiving Day game in Martinsburg by 1 point. The score was 7-6. 26-Holiday. DECEMBER 7-The Oranges defeat the Shamrocks in their first basketball game 25-24. 9-The Shamrocks win over the Oranges in basketball. 10-Football banquet is held, and the awards are made to our letter-men. 13-Last girls' basketball game closes the series. The Shamrocks are victorious. 19-Miss Haynes presents a Xmas program for the public. This is quite a success. 22-After a short assembly, we are dismissed for the Christmas holidays. 3-Everyone returns to school after the excitement of Xmas. 7-The first boys' inter-scholastic basketball game of the season is played at Harper's Ferry. We lose 35-26. 12-Our second basketball game of the season is played with Charlestown. Rah for our side because we win 28-25. 14-Handley journeys to Hagerstown and returns victorious with a score of 21-19. 19-Robert E. Lee's birthday is celebrated in assembly. 92 21-Mr. Silvers submits one complimentary phrase on our HANDL1AN. This is greatly appreciated by the Staff. 22-We lose to the Randolph Macon Yellow jackets 22-17. 24-Those long awaited exams begin. ' 28-Harper's Ferry comes to Handley and defeats us in a basketball game 35-24. FEBRUARY 1-Once again R. M. A. defeats Handley. The final score is 58-27. 8-Handley defeats Hagerstown 24-16. 10-It's terrible-Martinsburg wins over Handley 30-18. 15-Handley's winning streak comes back when we defeat Boyce 30-18. 16-Handley bows once again to Martinsburg in a very thrilling game. The score is 23-22. 18-Mr. Browning's and Mr. Bennett's rooms tie in singing in assembly. Tough luck, Mr. Bennett. 21-Oranges defeat Shamrocks in Volley Ball series. 22-Senior Play cast chosen. MARCH 11-The Glee Club gives a concert which turns out to be an outstanding success. 14-All the students welcome the beginning of rehearsals for the Apple Blossom. APRIL 8-Senior Play is given. 20-30-Consistent Apple Blossom practice is going on. 14-At last those long awaited Easter Holidays come. 18-We return foh, so sadlylj to school. MAY 4-5-Apple Blossom Festival fApproximate datesj. 23-Final exams begin. 30-Observance of Decoration Day. We get a half holiday! JUNE 5-Baccalaureate Sermon opens graduation week. 6-Holiday-Junior-Senior Prom. 7-Senior Banquet and Dance. 8-Class Day Exercises. 9-The Seniors receive their diplomas and bid Handley farewell. 93 I DANA NELSON 2 2 E Best Looking Girl v Best Looking Boy Best All-Around Girl Best All-Around Boy I XV1NlERED BAILEY W H X BEST DRESSED O S I'IOl.MIiS IXJFXWCOIXIIE W H O MOST POPULAR ANN YOST KIENNIETH HIEINIZ MOST INTELLECTUAL BEST DANCERS JEAN WHITEHLTRST CSORDIZTTE SCQHENCK EDWIN CLEVENGER PAUL FRIIZS MOST ATHLETIC BIGGEST HEART BREAKER JANET LARGENT ELLEN HUYETT BILL BAKER Dlcix KERN Whitelmurst Clevenger Heine Yost Largcnt Baker Fries Schenck Bailey Newcome Kern Huyett 98 1938 CLASS DAY OFFICERS Valediftoriarz Salutatorian Clan Poem . Hiflorian Prophet ....,. Tmiatar ..... . Clan Song ......... ........ ......,....ANN OAKES EDWIN CLEVENGER .....TH121-MA SPICER ,...-IANET LARGENT ........JEAN MOLING .NORMAN COOPER JEAN WHITIHHURST il! 1 T HUMOR AND ADS .If 5 The 11161111 .rnzohiug room , . . Shirley and .rome d1't4J6lIf foofhall fam' . . . A llnholo- graph of fz phologralbher photographing a photograph . . . Sherwood I7ore,vl and om' L'oar'h . . . Vixilorf , . . Seal and Hefter' . . . Mr, Halefr Phyyirf Clean . . . A .flmlefzff point of Tlell' of Jfhool . . . KiIty ' . , .The mob . . . Thofh Colmzzfh are izlehriated . . . hiff , . . The lan mile , . . Mrf. Solenherger . . . Hou' for if np? . . . The peahx of J'llt'L'6.f.Y . . . BllJf6l' . . . Mm'fi1zJh1n'g High School . . . Thazzhf for keeping III 1l'41l'1llf.D.J, . . , Someone lalhed loo long! . . . Band gonna pay Vzite, Dlrhe my! Ref. Ifriex . . , 1Hdl'fl7I.fblll'g foolhall jfeld . . . Ilye look np lo our .rchooll 102 o 1 QV JCB Q9 Dr, Frm . . . Th1'ee'.r Az rmzuf . . . Lffmhmrwf . , . Dmfhfe Talk! . . . Mr. Iillllh . . . 1.111 'zznzy up hjmz' . . . Nighf llnfzfher' . . . Mr. Iflemzer . . . Hi.ft0r'y fR6'l'6'IIfD . . . The Prophet Szeeefx for five Szreel . . . O11rMLz11 Red ' . . , The Clem:-lzfl Mau . . . The lficqhler Mr. Killer . . . Rah. Rah. Rah! . . . Nong C'm1rh? . . . Ph0f0gl'cJf1l76I' .11 zmrh . . .US1111 A.. . Slll'f7I'f.l'L'd. Rfflhf. . . MV. Knee . . . Om' Iifljtm'-in-Chief Joey ,mme ljilllbflly. 103 IN APPRECIATION In addition to representing the consecutive years during which our advertisers have cooperated with the efforts of the I-IANDLIAN staff by stars, we, the staff of '38, wish to thank them for their loyal support. The system of starring is as follows: 'A' .................................................... .......... 2 - 5 years 'ki' ........ ....... 6 -10 years iii' ........ ....... 1 1-15 years 'ki'i k .................................................................................................. 16- years The staff also wishes to express its appreciation to Mr. Silvers, of the Garamond Pressg Mr. jolliffe, Mr. Barr, and Mr. Turgeon, photographersg and any others who have in any way aided us in the publication of this book. Peoples Drug Stores ............................................................. ........ 1 7 years Hodgson 8: Brown ................. ........ 1 7 years john S. 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Arthur .......... ....... ........ 1 4 years Consumers Utilities ..... ........ 1 3 years Valley Service Station ...... ........ 1 3 years Pure Food Store ........ ........ 1 3 years H. W. Ebert ...... ........ 1 2 years Miff B. Clowe ...... ........11 years lx ,Un ,ff.7 IWXYG COMPLIMENTS M i 5' OF w1i'Tff'W 3' 1' V Q hffffgnjlfy L! York Log Cabin Camp .Vo m if . I I, 6 0 ffD1?M5Mfff 'knkir Jolliffe Sfudio APPRECIATES THE PATRONAGE OF THE HANDLEY STUDENTS ff COMPLIMENTS OF Barr's S+udio 'kink John W. Rosenberger 8: Co., Inc. QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS DUPONT PAINT IMPERIAL WALLPAPER tink WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA To The Class of '38 CONGRATULATIONS You can, with fond recollection cmd cherished memories, look back over the years of toil . . . years of conscientious work that helped make your graduation possible. During this period, we have been constantly alert to see that electric light and power has always been available-to make your undergraduate day a little more pleasant and comfortable. As you go on through life we hope that you will be forever mindful ot the labor-saving convenience that electrical appli- ances provide. In your home, at the store and factory make full use of dependable electric service. Today it's good business to be efficient and progressive. ELECTRICITY IS CHEAP Northern Virginia Power Company Hershey's Ice Cream THEPURESTKIND CONSISTENTLY FRESH BANIOS FUDGICLES HERSHEY CREAMERY CO. OF VIRGINIA, INC. WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA , EOR UNSURPASSED CIDER VINEGAR Use Apple Pie Ridge Made by SHENANDOAH VALLEY APPLE CIDER AND VINEGAR CO. WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA -H , Protect your children ot the Community by using BIG IOE BREAD or GOLDEN KRUST BREAD Baked by B. 8: C. Baking Corp. Virginia Glass Sand Corp. WHITE ROCK SILICA GLASS SAND Oriskany Vein George W. Hoharmess, Gen. Manager Winchester Virginia if ir Winchesfer Cold Sforage Company RETAIL ICE BOHN AND McKEE AIR CONDITIONED REFRIGERATORS WATCH THE RED TRUCKS GO BY PHONE 850 i k'k G A S TRULY FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS YOUR QUICK, CLEAN, ECONOMICAL SERVANT AT H a I d e m a n ' s Gas Company Creamery WINCHESTER VIRGINIA A Glass of Milk is cz Glass of Health 'A' tink Earl's Barbecue 8: Quick Lunch SOFT DRINKS AND ICE CREAM SANDWICHES CORNER PICCADILLY AND KENT t -,, ,, , ,,, ,, COMPLIMENTS OF J. A. Loy SINCLAIR GAS AND OILS BRADDOCK-MONMOUTH WINCHESTER, VA. BUSY BEE RESTAURANT We are educated tor this business We Welcome you with real American Cooking cmd Southern Hospitality Ias. Pappas, Prop. 29 E. Piccadilly Street Winchester Virginia 'ki' COMPLIMENTS OF Virginia Woolen Mill E. P. Bean Dealer in Virginia and West Virginia Apples CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO ALL HANDLEY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS When You Think of Entertainment- Remember Hable's Palace Theater ' Presenting A11 Outstanding Screen Attractions A Locally-owned, Controlled and Operated En- terprise Devoted to The Sincere Interest of all PHONE 833 Winchester Theater Goers WINCHESTER VIRGINIA WINCHESTER VIRGINIA WINCHESTERS NEWEST MEN TO YOUNG MEN'S STORE Compliments of Hansborough 8: Carter Loans - - Insurance Real Estate iii' ' Grey 8: Eddy PHONE 1561 Where Quality is a Tradition COMPLIMENTS Complimenfs OF of J. V. Arfhur MILLER and ANDERSON WINCHESTER vmG1N1A 'kink if MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEAD- QUARTERS FOR THE LATEST STYLES IN STUDENTS' AND MEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS. OF WE CONSIDER IT A PLEASURE Winchesfer KniHing Mill 'ki' AND PRIVILEGE TO BE OF SERVICE TO YOU AND APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE. H. C. Sheefz 81 Son iii' Friendly Greetings! The Soft Water Laundry Winchester Steam Laundry He himself the better serves Who serves others best IUST PHONE 28 Winchester Virginia IHLYWEEEE R. E. BUNCUTTER, PHONE 295 BuncuH'er Tire Company COMPLETE GOODYEAR TIRE SERVICE 620 SOUTH BRADDOCK STREET WINCHESTER VIRGINIA nk THE BEST-from the World's FINEST MAKERS NOT ONLY COR- RECT BUT INTEREST- INGI 0 Arrow Shirts 0 MacGregor Sweaters o Botany :Sf Arrow Ties 0 Swank Iewelry HANDLEY IEWELRY With the Handley Monogram Pins, Van- ity Cases, Keys, Brace- lets, Footballs and Belt Buckles. Sporting Goods of A. G. Spalding G Bro., Wilson Brothers and P. Goldsmith 6- Sons. COLLEGE PENNANTS Young Men's Sport' Shop Hcmdley's Down-Town Headquarters Snag Sargent Tommy Kremmer i V wi..W7VW Winchester Cooperage Company Manufacturers of BARRELS. BOXES. AND CRATES 'Ir WHERE THE HANDLEY SCHOOL STUDENTS SHOP AND SAVE J. C. Penney Co. The George Washington Hotel Winchester, Virginia EUGENE R, BRANCH, Manager 150 Rooms Fireprooi Rates from S200 up O We congratulate this year's graduate class of Handley and wish for them every success in their association with the busi- WINCHESTER VIRGINIA ness life of the community, k IT'S BLACK COMPLIMENTS AND WHITE- AND. READ ALL OVER! OF Jones Funeral Home MEASURED NOT BY DUT BY ? W gk? SERVICE Qty,-. , Gow :Z he me 23 oownv RULE-' ,lx f-4? Uh It is no riddle, it is a fact! Frederick County folk have been depending on the Star for more than 40 years and it has never failed. They read every column of every page be- cause it carries ALI.. the news of interest to them. You have been reading the Iunior Evening Star because it was of interest to you-news of Handley, Now, begin reading every page of the Star. Each day you will find some- thing new and interesting. And, if you go away to school or work, have the Star sent along. lt will prove to be a daily letter from home. Winchester Evening Star WINCHESTER VIRGINIA Publishers of the Iunior Evening Star if The Handley Newspaper. tiki COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. Pepper Bo'r+ling Co. WINCHESTER, VA. Noble C. Pierce f f' . K . J if I FERTILIZERS FOR ALL CROPS I PHONE 518 I. C. Fray, Proprietor WINCHESTER VIRGINIA O o Compliments Our fashions change but of our standards of courtesy Winchesfer Wholesale Grocery Corp. At Your Service I 'A' it and fair dealings are al- ways the same WENDER'S Gulf Oil Corporation PETROLEUM PRODUCTS -k E Lee Baking Company BAKERS OF O BOY BREAD AND SOUTHERN CAKES MADE TO SUIT THE SOUTHERN HOUSEWIFE Gifts That Last Hodgson 8: Brown Iewelers and Registered Optometrists DIAMONDS-WATCHES SILVERWARE-IEWELRY Exclusive Agency for Stieff Silver Agents tor Balfour ci Company, your headquarters for official Handley rings, medals, trophies and loving cups. Phone l72 iiii Jno. S. Solenberger 8: Co., Inc. HARDWARE, STOVES And ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Phone 262 Winchester Virginia tiki THE BEST THING IN LIFE IS A GOOD MEAL HOME COOKED TOASTED SANDWICHES SODA AND CANDIES Make this the Place to Meet Your School Chums Golden Glow Coffee Shop OPPOSITE PALACE THEATER FANCY LAWN GRASS LAWN rznmrzz-:n PRATT FEEDS Winchesier Seed Company Winchester Virginia iii COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS LUPTON ORCHARD OF SERVICE CO. THE ELKS CLUB Phones 1100-1101 WINCHESTER VIRGINIA ,ii .. , 7,i, wg, ,,,, i , ,7,,, iiw VIRGINIA LOAN 6. THRIFT CORPORATION 105 N. Loudoun St. SMITH'S GARAGE General Auto Repairing Garage-854-Residence-548-I E. F. Smith, Owner 204 Ecrsi Piccadilly Si. 'ki' ak COMPLIMENTS OF SHAWNEE BUILDING 6. LOAN ASSOCIATION. INC. Home Fincmciers ir Dodge and Plymouth Dealers PINE MOTOR CO. Cor. Braddock and Cecil Streets Winchester Virginia ir Earl L, Mason ATLANTIC LIFE INSURANCE CO. HONESTLY IT'S THE BEST POLICY Fire-Automobile-Health-Accident 109 North Loudoun St. Phone 393 ir BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL STOP AT THE CRYSTAL FOR YOUR Home-Made Candies and Refreshments THE CRYSTAL CAFE tick STEP AHEAD AND BE MONEY AHEAD DRIVE AN OLDSMOBILE VIRGINIA MOTOR CO. Sales and Service 20 W. Gerrard St., Winchester, Va. 'lr COMPLIMENTS of' WINCHESTER MOTORS CORP. Packard-Hudson QHEARD THE NIGHT OF MARCH 313 Gettie Schenck: Tomorrow is Lohe Dun- 1ap's Birthday. Peggy McIntyre: Oh, is he April Fool? TEXACO MOTOR OIL TEXAS GAS NEXT TO HANDLEY A. K. SIRBAUGH SERVICE STA'I'ION MARFAK LUBRICATION PHONE 1560 Corner Braddock G Gerrard, Winchester COMPLIMENTS COURTESY OF OF SHENANDOAH MOTOR COMPANY. INC. E. I. SNAPP lOpposite Handley School? Phone 626 P ' ' SERVICE SALES Winchester Virginia fir ir MARTHA WASHINGTON FOUNTAIN CATERING TO PEOPLE WHO LIKE GOOD TOASTED SANDWICHES AND REFRESHING DRINKS 19 E. Piccadilly St. When Better Automobiles are Built We Will Sell Them! H. W. EBERT Dealer in Buick Automobiles When Better Service is to be had We Will Give It! Winchester Virginia 'A' iii' I. S. MILLER 6. COMPANY BROWN'S MEAT MARKET Try our Western Beef Hardware-Paints-Electric Supplies Sporting Goods-Radios 609 S. Braddock St. North Main Street Phone 525-526 Winchester Virginia 'k 'ki' Graduation Gifts ffO1'1'1 the COOPER MERCHANDISE COLONIAL Ani' AND CRAFT sHoP AND OH- CO- Compliments G Dlobgen' of N , roceries, ry oods, and otions Both th2G1lfer and the Independent Oil Dealers eceiver 37 E. Piccadilly si. Winchester, va. Winchestef Vifginiq ir fir Dick Kern: CAt ll P. MJ: Did you know I could imitate any bird you can name? Allie Cooper: No, I didn't. Can you imi- tate a homing pigeon? VIRGINIA APPLE STORAGE Winchester, Va. Ice and Coal FREEZING ROOM FOR MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PRIVATE LOCKERS 'A' W. W. Dellinger L. K. Dellinger DELLINGER BROTHERS THE SAFE PLACE TO BUY A STUDEBAKER OR WILLYS-OVERLAND AUTOMOBILE 212-214 Piccadilly St. Winchester Virginia t . P. S. TO WILL AND TESTAMENT: To Mr. Knee and Mr. Legge We leave the privilege of organizing and promoting a follies? In competition with the pageant, to be known as the Knee and Legge Show. Bill Loudoun CPreparing to play for Iun- ior-Senior Promh: Miss Corkey, may I be excused from studyhall to set up my traps? Miss Corkey: lndeedl I Won't excuse you to go hunting! COMPLIMENTS OF C. F. DUNLAP Everything for the Farm Gulf Service Station Winchester Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF HAMMAN'S DOLLAR STORE ir BAKER'S DRUG STORE Drugs-Candies-Toiletries Soda Fountain Service Winchester ir'kir'k Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF CHAS. W. BU'HL'S CASH GROCERY Fresh and Cured Meats THE BEST FOR LESS COMPLIMENTS OF ALEXANDER DRUG CO. AT YOUR SERVICE IN SICKNESS OR HEALTH Corner-Main and Valley Ave. Telephone 42 U. S. Post Office-Substcxtion No. l ir ir COMPLIMENTS Gene Dunn: Where does Winnie get her looks? QF Skoots: From her dad. Gene: Handsome man, eh? KEYSTONE SHOE STORE Skoots: No-Druggist. 'k COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE W. KURTZ MARY S. YEAKLEY Dependable Furniture Millinery and Accessories Funeral Director ll W. Boscawen St. SINCE 1868 if if H. W. Butler C. F. Butler H. W. BUTLER 6. BROS., INC. Apple Buyers. Packers and Exporters Direct Connections in all the English Mcxrkets and Principle Markets of Euro- pean Continent. Winchester Virginia Blossom Potato Chips VALLEY FOOD CO. uk COMPLIMENTS OF BROOKS' PHARMACY Prescription Druggist THE REXALL STORE Service With Satisfaction' Soda Fountain Service Phone 766 Winchester Virginia if Only the World's Finest Movies Play WARNER BROS. CAPITOL THEATRE tiki' CASH 6- CARRY GROCERY The Home of 1300 Food Items C. S. Burgess COMPLIMENTS OF RHODES DRUG COMPANY Phone 373-374 Winchester Virginia Own Your Own Home SAY IT WITH FLOWERS B. M. SULLIVAN Miller Bros Props' Bought-Sold-Rented-Exchanged WINCHESTEITS LEADING FLORIST REAL ESTATE EXCLUSWELY Winchester Virginia Billy Boyce: You will soon forget her and be happy again. Larrick Hockman: Oh, no. I shan't. I bought too much for her on the installment system. GARBER ICE CREAM CORP. The Best Kind 215 N. Cameron St. Telephone 89 ASK FOR HOME PRODUCTS 'Ir BOYD'S DERMIC LOTION HEALS CHAPPED SKIN 25c-50c FRED S. BOYD The Prescription Druggist Corner Main and Water Streets COMPLIMENTS OF SCHENCK CHEESE CO. Kraft Products One fact which we want to emphasize right here is that success in business is TO LOOK YOUR BEST absolutely dependent upon training for AT ALL business responsibilities. VISIT Woodrow Wilson said: My knowledge of shorthand has been worth ten years nosEMMA's BEAUTY sHoPPE of mY hfe- 161 N, Main sf, phone 53g-w WINCHESTER BUSINESS COLLEGE 4 N. Loudoun St. Telephone 1219 Day and Night Classes Style-Service-Satisfaction FOR YOUR PARTIES V Serve Underwood's Fancy Cakes SUITS HAMBURGERIS SWEATERS They're Iust as Good to Eat as COATS SPECIALTY HOSIERY They are Attractive in DRESSES SHOP SILK Appearance MILLINERY UNDERWEAR U N D E R W O O D ' S 167 N. Loudoun Sl. Winchester, VG. 161 N, Loudoun St, Telephone 1302 Mrs. Seabright Cto Zorpha and Bill, who COMPLIMENTS returned early from the senior playlz lt's only 10 o'clockg wasn't the show any OF good? E. EARL SHADE Bill Baker: Sure, it was all right. Mrs. Seabright: But why didn't you Phone 441 stay for the last act? N. Loudoun Street Zorpha: What for? It says on the pro- gram, Act 3 same as Act l . Ship by Truck BY NOVICK i 4. Gus Cahill: Do you believe everything every fool tells you? lean Forney: Oh, no, darling. But some- times you do sound so plausible. PINGLEY G CARPER PLAZA CLEANERS Altering and Repairing 2 Frederick Plaza Telephone 23 ir BAILEY BROTHERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND WHOLESALERS OF Candies and Coniectioneries C A M M E R ' S DRY CLEANING SERVICE OUR MOTTO IS SATISFACTION I8 S. Braddock St. Phone ll85 Quality Food Quick Service PURE FOOD STORE Winchester Virginia U. C. SI-IEETZ, MGR. idr COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK GEARING Men's Clothing Furnishings and Hats if COMPLIMENTS OF BAKER AND ANDERSON ELECTRICAL CO. Contractors FIXTURES APPLIANCES WINCHESTER DRY CLEANING WORKS Phone 80 210 S. Braddock Street BRANCH OFFICE: Front Royal, Virginia Winchester Virginia Girls of the Senior Class -you are in- vited to wear our Senior Class Hosiery -tor they will certainly wear longer. T. F. TIMBERLAKE Phone 149 THE LINEN STORE 'A' MARGARET L. HODGSON Millinery . . Ladies', Iunior Miss And Infant Wear ll North Main Street Winchester Virginia 'kink HOLEPROOF HOSIERY CARTER'S UNDERGARMENTS, GLOVES ACCESSORIES-DRESS MATERIALS AND SEWING SUPPLIES Vogue-Pictorial-Excella Patterns MOLING AND CATHER Dependable Merchandise Phone 236 Mr. Ioyce: Who is the outstanding figure in American history? Charles McKee: The Statue of Liberty. FREDERICK CO-OPERATIVE FARM BUREAU Owned and Controlled by Farmers Cooperation Purchasing and Marketing BOOSTERS FOR-F.F.A. Phone 476 Winchester Virginia GIFTS THAT LAST! COMPLIMENTS OF MIFFLIN B. CLOWE leweler HUGHES MOTOR COMPANY Expert Watchmaking, Iewelry Repairing and Engraving 24 HOUR SERVICE Phone 15 Your New Ford Dealer Winchester Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF GROVE'S HOUSEFURNISHINGS INTERIOR HOME SERVICE I. F. KREMER 6. BRO. THOMAS E. KREMER, Prop. Fancy Groceries and Produce THE FINEST OYSTERS, FISH, VEGETABLES AND FRUITS A SPECIALTY 10 S. Main Street Winchester Virginia Phone 26 Liie Automobile Insurance COME AND SEE LAWRENCE C. HOLLIS 29 N. Loudoun St. Phone 758 FIRE-ACCIDENT-HEALTH lean Forney: Why are goldfish consid- ered so smart? Gus Cahill: Because they travel around the globe continually. ir COMPLIMENTS OMPS FUNERAL HOME OF Ambulance Service BLOOM'S Phone 422 DEPARTMENT STORE Winchester Virginia ir TREASURE HOUSE COMPLIMENTS ELMER V. HODGES, Manager OP Coniections Gifts of Distinction SENATOR RITTER Of the 26 W. Piccadilly st. Republican Party X Winchester Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF RAYLASS DEPARTMENT STORE COMPLIMENTS OF Q IONES FLORIST ROBERT 1oNEs, IR., Mgr. Phone 565 We Tum A House Into A Home wmcnssrsn FURNITURE BELL CLOTHES 2 SHOP R. E. AVEY, Mgr. j -' WINCHESTER'S FINEST MEN'S 7 South Main Street ' STORE Phone 507 7 nf. 'ki' Ann Yost: Why did 'W ou take the yard- COMPUMENTS stick to bed with yo Op Mary Lois Bean? ??'To see how long I VALLEY SERVICE Slept- ' STATION iii A Edwin Clevenger: That aviator flying COMPLIMENTS so high is a coward. He is surrounded by fear. OF Pauline Garber: You're crazy. What kind of fear could surround him? A FRIEND 'A' Edwin Clevenger: Atmosphere. COMPLIMENTS OF BRYARLY 6 GREEN 'A' BEST .WISHES TO SENIORS OF 1938 Grace Lutheran Church GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL BARBER SHOP WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO PATRONIZE THIS SHOP Courteous and Efficient Barbers Chair Telephone Service D. P. SPRING, Mgr. ir Margaret, said Mr. Bean sternly, 1 hope there was none of this petting while you were out with Yeakle. Of course not, replied Beanie sarcas- tically. We simply got our heads to- gather and tried to figure some way to help 'the Nine old Men' and the 'Muggins' Clubs, bring prosperity back. For New and Unusual Creations in CORSAGES, WEDDING BOUQUETS, TABLE DECORATIONS OR FLOWERS FOR ANY OCCASION, CALL- HURST'S RAINBOW RIDGE GARDENS Flowers Delivered by Telegraph any time, any where Phone 819 Northwestern Grade Winchester Virginia if BOND BROTHERS Orchard Supplies Friend Sprayers and Hardware Phone 787 Winchester Virginia 'lr Bowl for Recreation Watch the spirit of good fellowship and sociability among bowlers and you'l1 know why Ten Million Bowlers enjoy the game so much. HEALTH CENTER BOWLING ALLEYS 107 North Kent St. Phone 1518 'A' VISIT THE PICCADILLY SODA SHOP ACROSS FROM HANDLEY LIBRARY Complete Fountain and Luncheonette Service Curb Service Phone 1557 COIVIPLIIVIENTS COMPLIIVIENTS OF OF Winchesfer Bar Winches+er Denial Associafion 1 Associafion 'A' W i i' I I L u b Y I S I I COMPLIIVIENTS WHITE FLASH OF sl-znvlcs STATION Winchesfer Medical APP 'ed Alemite Lubrication Associafion Corner Valley Ave. ci Hurt St COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS BOB RILETS ORCHESTRA OF f i A FRIEND C O A L Quality and Service A. C. SLONAKER G SON irirukir ir VICTOR HAT CLEANING COMPLIMENTS OF SHOE SHINING PARLOR and HOWARD SHOCKEY 6. soN BARBER SHOP Builders Shoes Dyed any Color Ikey Lczcrzzercr, Prop. Winchester Virginict 154 VV' MAIN ST. Winchester Virginia le WHITE PALACE RESTAURANT AN EXCELLENT PLACE TO ENTERTAIN YOUR FRIENDS ir SMITH'S SERVICE STATION BRADDOCK 6 HANDLEY BLVD. Expert Lubrication Cars Washed G U L F Gas 6. Moior Oils I DRINK ' - o Qfibah IN BOTTLES coMPLnv1zN'rs or I WincI1es+er Coca-Cola Neh' Bommg BoHIing Works, Inc. Company A and N STORES COMPLIMENTS Complete Line- SPORTING-GOODS GYM-SUITS MENS-WEAR OF SHOES-BOOTS CAMP SUPPLIES RIDING TOGS Snapp Foundry, Inc. Wmchesief Vifgim FOUNDERS LEE IACKSON SERVICE STATION MAcH1N1s'rs and Home Cooking cr Specialty VVIUCIIGSIGT VIIQITIICI I Iunction Route 50 cmd Route 3 WE, THE SOCIETY FOR THE APPRECI- ATION OF GOOD FOOD, HEREBY IN- VITE YOU TO IOIN WITH US IN OUR MEETING PLACE, THE GREYHOUND GRILL, FAMOUS EOR . . . Very Superior Food Extra Speedy Service Open All Night Can be Easily Reached after Dances Convenient Meeting Place for all the Crowd SIGNED Greyhound Grill Now Operated by the Union News Co. North Braddock near Boscawen St. COMPLIIVIENTS OF Southern Inn THE HOME OF GOOD OLE' SOUTHERN COOKING Miss Rose, Prop. West Piccadilly St. Winchester, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF C. L. ROBINSON ICE 6 COLD STORAGE CO. Winchester Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF PARKER'S GROCERY COMPLIMENTS OF C. P. McVICAR COMPLIMENTS DR. HOWARD L. IAMES Drugless Physician--Health Specialist Health the Drugless Way 23 West Piccadilly St. Phone 1384 SCH00l AND CULLEGE Il fa ER CULLEGE ANNllAl ASSUGIATIIJN UF THE UNITED STATES uf V E '5 ,. ri A , N 5 y I V 'L , Q Q' is A' JS N ,, N 4 ,X Q , Q ' 'A L a 51 Q F' . K sq .L Y V A V Q .. 5 -5 'M T Y s 1 NLF X y L' M JK M, J E' X JP!!! af C, X L25.Q..f..l- 'JY if? fi Si? 21 My UQWSQDRQH M fir 'wg 71 WWWNM Q W fy GW 5'-'fm i,W!!4,,,g . ! QWQ- ' f7,1ZffZ ' 4 w 'IA-' L , 'Ly . U -L 1 V' Lin R ag i Xifg T3 Eigx If ' :TT 'Wi .. f 5 'W M' pg- , . Eg ' A5 fd 51 5 Eff if J if V ,. v. II I ' ' . as -I X 1.fLv4i ' 9 , ' , ,I, - '1 ,- ---Ki ' . ' Q- . Q' ' ' K . . - IQ I - -H ' Q Y A . ' V ., , 1 I . 4- ' '15 ' - n , 3 ' ., ,, Q f II 'L I w Y ,I I I I -f,f'.pt1:IIg'ff' - , ' ' 1' rr' ,1-I III I I . ' ' , f ' F . '41 V V jj, , ' 3 ,, r, , ' ff :mf ' 1 .I . 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