Handley High School - Handlian Yearbook (Winchester, VA)
- Class of 1939
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Btu Table of Contents DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SENIORS UNDERGRADUATES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS gb gg f' T DMA f ,, v ', -f-'-XI 'Xf 5, 7 65 1 -4 ,.,! J Busy. : . DEDICATIO In ll I T H R O ll! R. I. li G G lj In a book whose theme is the Handley campus it is both nat- ural and fitting that the dedication should be made to the man who is responsible for much of its planning and its beauty. Nor are we insensible to the fact that we are at the same time honoring one of the finest members of our facultyfone whose responsibility it is to instruct students in the complexities of modern farming. We feel that he has succeeded not only in teaching facts, but also in instilling something of the reverence for the soil and for growing things which makes agriculture the great profession that it is. And so, without further preface, we take pleasure in dedicating this, the eighteenth volume of the HANDLIAN, to Vlfithrow Reynolds Leggc. The Iris Circle The Esplanade Cherry Blossoms 1 I i I I 1 I 1 N 1 An Iuied Niche ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Handley Board of Trustees R. GRM' W1i.i,iAMs. ljmhlwzl M. M. l..YNClIi. Ifirtf-Prwiilwzf C.. VERNON lfnmi St.'til'l!fi1l'-1' lim! 74I'L'.I.ll!l'L'l H. D. liullcr 'If R. Cfgltlier john I, Sloztt W. li. Cooper Nelson Page Cllmrles H. Harper Burr P. Harrison Handley School Board JOHN M. Sriscgx, Premlwzf DR. H. H. IVICQCSIIIRI5. lfire-P1-emfwzf Stcwzlrt Bell Dr. B. B. Dutton Howard Slioukcy Ray Robinson Thomas lf. Kremer Admiral Louis M. Nulton GARLAND R. QUARLES Szlperifzfwldefif nm! Pr'i11filf1,z! BESSIE L. CORKEY A.i1ri.i'la11f Pl'flIt'jf7ilI Faculty Mrs. Virginia B. Barr .....,........ Plvy.i'imf ljiffzmfiwz Virginia M. Barr ....,.....,..., ........ . ..Sm'fL1f SL'f6I1l'U Mary Elizabeth Beckwith .... .. ,..,., Bll.l'jllC'.f.l' 7'i'ai11i11fq Claude Dudley Bennett .......... Gi0I'6I'l1lll611f, Hi.rfm'y Edward Parry Browning .... Charles A. Coe, Jr .......,..... Mrs. Edith C. Garrabrandt ..,..,. Mrs. Lucy S. Crim .....,...... Sadie Sylvia Finkelstein .,..... Mrs. Loudelle P. Hale .,.,.... Luther S. Hale ................. Gwendolyn V. Haynes .....,.. Hilma Y. Hottel ....,......... Mrs. Dorothy T. Joyce ....... Russell A. Joyce ......,.....,. Erma Winifred Kelly ...,... . Nancy Gray Larrick .,,...,,., Marion Laughton ..... Witlirow' R. Legge ...... .....................,....li11gfj.i'lv . . .El1tQ1j.l'Z'l .......E11gli.i'fG ........Sew'elai'y ......I,ilenz!11re .. . . .ffnnieizllq .......Sfie12ce .....il'ln.rir . ,..,.,....., . ,..... .S'ei'1'e!f11'y Bff.ri11e.r.r Yilujlljllg . ..,........,......... H ffl 0 ily ... . . .. .illf1flve111ulif'.i' .............E11gli.rl1 ..............Fr'em'h ... ..f1fll'fjtilllf!lI'6 Edith Light ,,.......... Hunter Maddex ....,.... Elizabeth Martin .......,. Virginia McCue ....... W. H. Mcllwee ........... . Mrs. Edna H. Ochs .,.... j. Norman Ochs ......... . Gertrude H. Organ ...,,., Katherine I-. Pannill ........ Lena C. Payne ..,............... Mrs. Gertrude R. Peery ...... Susan W. Saulsbury ......... H. Craig Sipe ................ . ...illiilfvwfliziiuf ..........SL'felIL'e ...Bf1.ri11e.i'.i' 'liznzizzillg Bam! and Ol'l'l7L'.1'fl'41 ......................IJiL'fil'iu'll ..Pby.rin1l lftjlltllfjllll ..........Si'lmr1f NIll'.li8 ...,..I.ibm1'fiu1 ................LalI11 . ....... Slvorllvizmf .. .illizllrefffizliur Nancy Ellen Smith ................... ..............., S' giving Mrs. Opal R. Solenberger ........,......... ill.zllwe111.zlii1f Paul W. Sybert ........................ illevlvi111ii'.zl Ipllllfjllg Mrs. Betty F. Thresh ......... .............. S aria! .S'viem'e james B. Yates ......... ..... i 'll.i11mzl 7'l'iIfllfI1.Q HANDLE Row on steps QTop to bottomj: Miss Larrick, Mrs. Organ, Miss McCue, Miss Kelley Mr. Sybert, Mr. Sipe, Mr. Hale, Mr. Coe. Back row fLeft to rightj: Mr. Browning, Mr. Quarles, Mrs. Thresh, Miss Beckwitl Miss Smith, Miss Haynes. Front Row fLeft to rightj: Miss Martin, Miss Corkey, Mrs. Crim. fACULTY Row in Balcony fLeft to rightj: Miss Barr, Miss Finkelstein, Mr. Bennett, Miss Payne, Mr. juyce, Miss Laughton, Mr. Legge, Mrs. Barr, Mr, Mcllwee, Miss Suuls- bury, Mr. Maddex, Mrs. Solenberger, Miss Light Row on ground QLeft to rightjz Mr. Ochs, Mrs. Ochs. Mrs. Hale, Miss I-Iottel, Mr. Yates, Mrs. Gnrrzibralndt, Mrs. Peery, Miss Pannill. Seniors -r . 103' .JS - 1- 4- Senior Class Sponsors MRS. GHRT R P MR. RL Senior Class Gfficers . .. 19 RAY ROBINSON, PI'e.I'iIle11l GORDON WHITHAM, Vive-PI-mIlw11 SHIRLIQY, WILLIAMS, SeI'refI1r3' JAMES BROOKS, 7're.1,r11rer 7 is vii w M Yllfjl -Qs 2' N .f '-, f., ,,3'l1,r,i1' 'A ' ' .L f ,.. X 'ff' .FN- ,- ' - , V . .1 ,.f1 I 1 n ' I Lp, . KV bl f 'Jvc ' 'I I , 1 ,.. . nb- t X ' . 1 h 'fb-fa' , . '51 ta 17 ' Y A ' 'v L Zi ' N ,XD HAROLD EDWARD ADAMS GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39, Track '37, '38, Basketball-Intramural '36, '37, '38, '39, F. F. A. Basketball '36, '37, State F. F. A. judging team '37, '38, '39, F. F. A. '36, '37, '39, '39- MARGARET JANE ATHEY ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39, Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Booster Club '38, '39, Honor Court '39, junior Play Cast '38, Senior Play Chairman, Senior Play Cast, Who'S Who. LEVI FRANKLIN ANDERSON, JR. GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39L Glee Club '39, Band '37, '38, '39, Basketball-Intramural '38, F. F. A. Basketball '37, '38, F. F. A. Base- ball '36, '37, '38, Wrestling '37, judging Team '37, '38, '39, Executive Council of F. F. A, '38, '39, F. F. A. '36, 37, '38, '39, HUNTER RICHARDSON BARLEY, JR. GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club '35, '36, '37, '38, '39. . My l ' ' , ,, ,QAM -ffm ',' ' A . lY WJ f '- 'JM ' - Nl, 'flint 'I , MX ,LIL L Q1-MLM ,7 '.L,'Ll it H , 'il L 3' ' J L! than Q0..ytP- Jfrifvjf oy 'r , l f, lxlnfti-,L L Q. 9 W1-Ay I- .fu .tv-L' 'ti N' f M ' 'I '1 KJ- I 1 Y' ETA, fyfi url MARY LOIS BEAN ACADIIMIC Counsia General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Booster Club '38, '39L Soccer Baseball 7591 Vol- ley Ball '38, Dramatic Club '35, '36, French Tournament '38, Who's Who, Princess Handley '39. HELEN ELIZABETH BIRMINGHAM GENIQRAL Coimsiz General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Library Staff '38, Lee Art Contest-first prize '31-33 Dramatic Club '36. ,' . -lr 941.11 Z- .,Z,J'.l 6' EARL LOCKS LEY BEAVER GHNIQRAL COURSE General Organization '38, '39, Drum Major '38, '39. KATHERINE Il. BLY GISNIERAI. COURSE General Organization '39. VANCE NYE BOURJAILY ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '38, '39, Glee Club '38, '39, Basketball-Intramural '38, '39, Secretary Executive Council '39, Literary Team-public speaking '38, Literary Team-short story winner '38g junior Play Committee '38, Editor-in-chief of Handliang Who's Whog Senior Play Cast, Class Poet. RALPH LIN WOOD BOWMAN GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38, '39. ROBERT STEWART BOYD WILLIAM EDWARD BRILL ACADEMIC COURSE ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39g General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Track '38, Basketball-Intramural '37, '38, Man- Band '36, '37, '38, '39, Basketball-Intramural ager of Basketball '39, Executive Council '39, '38, '39. Photographic Editor of Handliang junior-Senior Prom Committee '38, junior Play Committee '38g Class testatorg Senior Play Cast. LW Eff 22 KIX ft' N 63141 ,luJoc,lr.b-N. s C .Jill oar If 'MQ I ' I JAMES WEBSTER BROOKS ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Bas ketball-Intramural '37, 38, 39g Assistant Man ager Football '38, Manager Football '39, Execu tive Council '34, '35, Senior Class Treasurer Monogram Club '39, junior-Senior Prom Commit tee '38, Chairman junior Finance Committee '38 Who's Who. ROSA VANETTA BROWN COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '38, '39. JAMES WILLIAM BROWN ACADEMIC CoURsE General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Basketball-Intramural '37, '38, '39g Executive Council '34, Latin Team '38, Asst. Business Mgr. of Handlian, junior-Senior Prom Committee '38. WILLIE MAE BRUMBACK COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39, Soccer Baseball '38, Baseball Captain '38, Monogram Club '39, junior Play Cast '38, Senior Play Cast. u pw.. al ,,, K r'-1'7' . fl' 1 ,R WW I .Iwi ' WL 1 ' MV . , l1 W,v Ti 14722-z,.L,Q,f.,vz41 14' 1414 u1.4,4.4..c, L- 4 1, Qui'- ' l WW bk tlkzsaxig u,1x.-J. K i pig Q , ,X A 'SQAJYLQ . W A' 42. -M. RICHARD BUNCUTTER FRANCES JOSEPHINE BURCHELL GENERAL COURSE GENERAL COURSE General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39. General Organization '38, '39. JOSEPH ELLIOT BUTLER GERALDINE BAGEANT CARPENTER GENERAL COURSE GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39, Band General Organization '39, '36, '38, '39, Q 24 ect' ., o V to1J wi' Jn 5 - ef' , K A 1- L'- L's- C tru? 31' M' - L15 r YYTL Q fflc W 1.4 r f Qfll kpcbhvb -. K2 K il J TWU Evno-bffnib ,, f MV fyl, gf, MARGARET ERNESTINE CARPER GIZNISIKAI. Conksla General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39. XWILFRED ESTEN CATHER GIENIERAI. Couasra General Organization '37, '38, '391 Football '36, '57, '58, '39, Varsity Basketball '38, '39g Basket- ball-f-lntramural '37: Track '38, '39g Honor Court '39: Monogram Club '38, '39, Who's Who. 7 A l Ll q r5,,,,MQM,r .Uof-Mag Nkuvs ,Wi f2f la? f HELEN HERRELL CARPER Commraaczmr Couasla General Organization '38, '39. THOMAS STOVER CLARK GIENIZRAL Couasrs General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39g Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39, ef' Y mcg, KENNETH MILLER CLEVENGER GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39, Basketball- Intramural '37, '38, '39, Wrestling '35, Typist on Handlian Staff, Who's Who. ,,. ALISON LOUISE COOPER ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39L Glee Club '39, Soccer Baseball '37, '38, Captain '38, Volley Ball '37, '38, Basketball '38, Booster Club '38, '39, Girls' Monogram Club '38, '39, Faculty Editor on Handlian Staifg Chairman of junior-Senior Prom Committee '38, junior Fi- nance Committee, Who's Who. I JEL' ' ,111 ' . ,Lv f! ' . MARGARET MILEY CLOWE COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Booster Club '38, '39. JOHN R. COOPER GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39, Football '37, Track '37, '38, Basketball-Intramural '38, '39, E. F. A. '38, '39. ,.l'. fill ' . f' ' if . l , ' . .f ft'7tJ' is 6 f ,af li , 1 f . . 'F oy.lc' f'Al.,4A Q y' ,lah I bw ?'. ,JW 'ff' We 73 ' Q.-ru' Q 1 . ' 4 ,if L,,1! ' 'KW' ,MMQ5 Wgl 'Cf it ta vga, ,W 0-1 - . - ,Ln . av' 0 Mfr. , C' QM f fu, EDNA AGNES COURTNEY GENERAL COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Dra- matic Club '35, '36. ANNA MARGARET CRESWELL GENERAL COURSE General Or' ization '39. f' af , L ,N Jw ' lx U r l. L ,YK , gf' r My l X, l 1 4 RUTHANNA LEE CRAIG GENERAL COURSE General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39g Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '391 Soccer Baseball '39L Basketball '38, Volley Ball '37, '38, Library Staff '39, Monogram Club '38, '39, MARGARET RUTH CUTHBERT COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39, I ,1-- 'W iffy' liiiv' :Lil . 'lf ' i ' E, It - 1 0 99,41 tj of ' . ff!! ' l Jl LLJN. 2100 , ffm-I 'SJWM 6' - 12... M-vs-TPWM www WW l .. M if , . ' .i 5 I. . fr, .. , .V 4, , .L 1 H' 2. I . , ' 'I I: ' Jr 'L' L I, XI 7 l ja A 5 1 . I v i qpf. K. yi, I EJ' I yr' 'ff' . xv , nv., rf -If U , cJ!ll.gqJ . ,. I 'z. , If , I Il hw- awfuu-ff MW JANE STUART DICK VIRGINIA LEE DICK COMMERCIAL COURSE COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39, Execu- '36, '37, '38, '39, Executive Council '38, '39, tive Council '36. Booster Club '39, President of Girls' Glee Club '39, WlIo's Who. GERTRUDE LOUISE DICKS COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '38, '39. LOHR EVAN DUNLAP GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '393 Track '36, '37, '38, '391 Football '37, '38, '39, Basketball-Intramural '36, '37, '38, Executive Council '36, Monogram Club '37, '38, '39, President '39, Ass't. Circula- tion Mgr. of I-Iandlian, Who's Who. .Jr ,IJ .r ,Ag Nd., ,A 7' ,Zffmw .Wffwwv ,J we my WW jr' 51300316 'Wo EM. 5 , ,j Q, iiii' 4,7 Lqjvx X,-,,A,.'. , R DONALD EUGENE DUNN GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '395 Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Track '38, '39, Football '36, '37, '38, '39, Basketball-Intramural '36, '37, '39, Varsity '38, '39, Monogram Club '37, '38, '39L Who'S Who. EDWIN RHODES EBERSOLE COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Band '36, '37, '38 ,M RACHEL JEAN DUVALL COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '39. MELVIN A. ESTES GIZNIERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39g Track '38, Basketball-Intramural '37, '38, '39S Wrestling '36, jr. Varsity Football '37. VIRGINIA MAE FOGLE GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, 38, '39, Glee General Cr Club '35, ANNA CATHERINE GANO COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39. General Or X , m . ,'A'7l1f' BILLY P. FORNEY GENERAL COURSE ganization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, ALMA B. GARBER COMMERCIAL COURSE ganization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39. Riv- f , , 7' 5 KQQ, KQKQO fp, I f fff, 7 .' 9' -., I l lf 'WL'J1 . . .91-ern-Nm X-Af-1J4.u-ig Y004 Y7h..,b Loo-if-J SL-ic? la-fu,.f 'DJL4' U-'-' 1 lL,X X v L '0-'J'L 4 L1-wlifw, 0-040416.01 uma '- R' so Qsfnfwl - AQQONQ7 Q ', 1,1241 'Lf . i if M3554 LILLIAN BEST GATEWOOD GENERAL COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Lee Poetry Contest, first prize '39g Salutatorian. MARY PAULINE GLYNN COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '38, '39. ,ru 1 . a , - , 0 2,. . ..l' '.C n' , , .u 1 tl' 'in ' . ' 0 . ' I 0 -' f . ' 4 .Va I . 0 , fp' . ' fo ' , 1 2 ' ' o I HESTER ELIZABETH GLYNN COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '38, '39. CYRUS M. GREENAWALT GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39, F. F. '38, '39. .af 1 1 xg . N1 4 - 1 fs .'. ,f if -L il Lf , -,U .JJ- A. I. Inf' A ,4,,,,afl I F I - 'v' I .' I rl, . A ,- 1 A ,xl H .J MJD. X rl 'ff fl l An. L ,Q VP , 4 1 ' i f K, 4' '1- J ' n X HOLMES RANDOLPH GRIMM, JR. ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Basketball-Intramural '36, '37, '38, '39, Band '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Orchestra '36, '37, '38, '39. PAUL DOUGLAS HANNA GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38, '39, Track '38, '39, Basketball-Intramural '38, '39, Executive Coun- cil '39, F. F. A. '36, '37, '38, '39, President of F. F. A. '39, Treasurer of F. F. A. Northern Triangle '39. T--3.5 'N x.l til 1' 'iz xx 5 Y b. 30, ' el '- ia. is 7. . X' .. H x E v r , . 1 . ,U - Z NANCY LEE GROFF GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39, Basketball '39, Senior Play Committee '39, Asst. Business Mgr. of Handlian, jr. Dance Committee '38 ANNE SOMMERVILLE HATCHER ACADEMIC COURsE General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Volley Ball '35, '38, Basketball '35, Booster Club '38, '39, Senior Dance Committee, Junior Finance Committee, junior-Senior Prom Commit- tee. .J A Jw- j,u'- Y gy ---v fd!-v4.1.4 Jem gafffffh f7C,4,-,,.4C,LxA.,4..: 0 A an l Q -'VN' ' . -- ' x X '.. N . 7.0 5, 4'2'!x'Qvj 5 if . x . X, ix , . v I X -9 'J ff' fy xxi, Qs - . . I JK. ,N L,.,L,f,,?lL-2 V Q 5 Q . 1, X 5 lx nm L4 !'---ik' 1 Y . I X Q N l lT.-Z.,f1. 'is . yljf 7 ,N Q g f'- L, ' , l ' kgs-kxa l, 41 Af 'LLM' Y' 1GS-..x.,.. KWMYC' 'JC-on .-a, -A - X. BASIL HAYLEY ACADIE Mic COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39, Football '39g Basketballhlntramural '37, '38, Glee Club '38, '39, Vice-President of Boys' Glee Club '39g Fea- ture Editor of Handlian Staff '39, Monogram Club '39. CHARLES DERWOOD HERRELL GIENERAL CoURsE General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Basketball-Alntramural '38, '39. r- BOYD G. HEADLEY, JR. GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39L Glee Club '36, Basketball-Intramural '38, '39, Wrest- ling '34, '35, '36, Asst. Mgr. Football '37g Co- Manager of Football '38, F. F. A. '37, '38, '39L Monogram Club '38, '39, Athletic Editor of Hand- lian. RICHARD C. HIMELRIGHT GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '393 Glee Club '35, '36, '37, Track '37, '38, Football '36, '37, '38, Intramural Basketball '35, '36, '37, Var- sity Basketball '38, '39, Junior Play Cast '381 State One Act Play Contest '37, '38, President of General Organization '39g Business Mgr, of Handlian '393 Monogram Club '38, '39, Junior- Senior Prom Committee. LI LLIAN ROBERTA HODGSON GENERAL COURsE General Organization '37, '38, '39, Volley Ball '38 KILA VIRGINIA HOTTLE COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39. . att! MARGARET HELEN HOTT COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '39, Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Basketball '38, '39, Soccer Baseball '35g Volley Ball '35, '39, Class Historian. ESTA VIRGINIA JACKSON GENERAL COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club '34, '35, R Y sb., '. ., ' JI 'v ,QU . 3 ',, n.. ' A . R+' X X ,,'A.' 'xx . ' 'QQ' 'Y 'i'f ' X 1 . , -'Q 4. .k4,gL n X ' L R f' ' ' .., I H.. , L ' ' W' ' L, 9 f.v ' Xb 34 A017 EW' A xga! 10wnz JANE ELIZABETH JACKSON COMMERCIAI. COURSE General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club '34, '35, Volley Ball '36, '37, '38, '39, Soccer Baseball '36, '37, '38, '39, Basketball '38, '39, Baseball '37, '38, Girls' Monogram Club '38, '39, Senior Play Cast '39. HAROLD COURTNEY JONES COM M ERCIAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Band '31, '32, '33, '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Orchestra '30, '31, '32, '33, '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Track Manager '38, '395 Typist on Handlian Staff, Senior Dance Committee, Class Song. JANE ELIZABETH JOLLIFEE ACADEMIC Coimsrz General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39L Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Secretary Girls' Glee Club '39, Executive Council '393 Booster Club '38, '39g President of Booster Club '39, Junior Dance Com- mittee '38, Photographic Editor on Handlian Staff '39, Senior Play Committee. MARY ELETHIA JONES COMM ERCIAL COURSE General Organization '38, '39, Glee Club '36, Junior Play Cast. A-Q Pia? QW'- N1msx4.i,., ' ' Owvm B+-J fm-M11 'rn' ' '45 J 1 u -441-1 mu -all blue BJ , 7 ' ujbvvgwl 'M una,-J lm . fl-4. ' 3, it WP- 1 fu. Q4 ' , K3-g,yyL,1f0'vklLgAj ,AL l . 34'-A,aLJn f . l M9 J: Q 'ffJ 7 'N' ' 7'f ' 7 ' li-4.x 'kg 35 0-ffl JYVDKQR F-4v1vvy Ib.. ,A . LAA 6,4 S-Q ' '1 ij x ' -bygqhzdgk vt.A..,y Adv' KH! , 4,1-4. -h,.w f1444,.,.L,lL -,N .meh MLLLXQ '-K - gkgz ,I We evo 1 g 5 k' 7 ' ' It ' what ,ww,.,r, 4 s x I Y' ' ' I ' m,.,l:'f-t V, L.. . df-V . 1 J'4'f7-A-s93C4.l.4. KM' A 778'-M Y aff C ' ' L5 L F11 SM' MARGUERITE VIRGINIA KIDWELL COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '38, '39. MAX DALE LARGENT GENERAL COURSE General Organization '39, Basketball-Intramural '38, Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Junior Varsity Basketball '39, Senior Dance Committee, Senior Play Cast. WILLIAM A. LAFOLLETTE COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39, Track '38, Basketball-Intramural '37, '38, '39, F0011- ball '39. WINIFRED PAULINE LARGENT ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39, Glee Club '37, '38, '39, Soccer Baseball '37, '38, '39, Captain '39, Basketball '37, '38, '39, Volley Ball '37, '38g Baseball '37, '38, '39g Girls' Monogram Club '39g Booster Club '39. tfq' L J 'O LU flaffzud Q , QI ,, ', -1 I . W g J WM ,if A I7' up-W .,.,,Z'ff'.u, 4'-924 M1-Z7-4' I-A Q PA ULINE HUTCHESON LARRICK GENERAL COURsI5 General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39 Soccer Baseball '37, '38, '39, Basketball '38, '39 Baseball '37, '38, Captain '38, Booster Club '38Z '39, Girls' Monogram Club '38, '39. MILDRED CATHERINE LIND COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39. ,ww HELEN VIRGINIA LILLIS COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '392 Soccer Baseball '35, '36, '37, '38, '39L B21SkCf- ball '36, '37, '38, '39, Captain '38, '39, Volley Ball '35, '36, '37, '38, Baseball '36, '37, '382 Honor Court '39, Executive Council '39, Booster Club '38, '39, Asst. Business Mgr. of Handlian '39, junior Play Cast '38, Girls' Monogram Club '38, '39, Who's Who, Senior Play Cast. N AOMA ELIZABETH LOY COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '39. .-,L I I FREDA CATHER LOY COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Soc- cer Baseball '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Basketball '38, '39L Volley Ball '36, '37, '38, Baseball '38, Girls' Monogram Club '38, '39, Typist on Hand- lian Staff. THOMAS HUGH BURWELL MEADE ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39, Basket- ballfflntramural '37, '38, '39, Latin Team '38. MARY C. MCDONALD ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '38, '39, Volley Ball '36, '38, Soccer Baseball '36g Library Staff '38, Library Club '39. JEANNE ELIZABETH MILLER GENERAL COURSE General Organization '35 ,'36, '37, '38, '39, SOC- cer Baseball '36, '37, Library Staff '37, '38. Yagi WW, J 'NX' 'XJ X x C L,,,..':,-' ',-xU1u,I ' ' 'M J ' ' I ', X - On -N JAN , ,A A , ' .L.' . DX X -'XCLA9 ' l M2 we iffy, V':J yQJj l A W6 Iv A 'J '-- x ul fl' xl 4 I v s If K W 9' ANNA LOUISE MILLER GISNERAL CoURsE General Organization '36, '37, '39, '39, Glee Club '38, '39, Baseball '37, '38, '39, Captain '36, Basketball '38, '391 Captain '38, Volley Ball '36, '37, '38, '39, Soccer Baseball '36, '37, '38, '39, Girls' Monogram Club '37, '38, '39, Booster Club '39, Assembly Program Committee '39, Cheer Leader '38, '39, Senior Dance Committee, Chairman, Whos Who. XVILLIAM ROGERS OBAUGH GENERAL COURSE General Or anization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club '35, ' 6 ' 7 '38, d '35, '36, '37, '38, 20,1300 st ' '3 '39, , 4 l WILFRED ELWOOD MOXWREY GENERAL CouRsE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39L Glee Club '35, '36, '37, '38, Band '34, '35, '36, '37, '3SS President '38, Orchestration '36, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club '35, '36, '37, '38, Band '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, President '38, Orchestra '35, '36, '37, '38, '39. COLLEEN ELIZABETH ORNDOFF COMMERCIAL CoURsE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Basketball '38, '39, Volley Ball '37. r-1-fe? Fujii l 'A ,f ig M',f ' rfwb, I it .' f ij . 'RB I Q! 1. in R 39 emma, ,f'W', 'Q I I N I V nt I , 7-.',. Q, . - 'IO ye ' A V of P ' A In H N nl X 7? , 1, Y. ,, y -1' , ' - ' 1' X I . I -. M ,M 9,756 I, X, ffm-lf. W -'E' BILLIE PAPPAS ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '393 ViCC- President of Girls' Glee Club '393 Senior Play Committee '39, Senior Dance Committee, Senior Play Cast. HAROLD DOUGLAS PATTON GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39, Track '39, Football '36, '37, '38, '39, Basketball?-Im tramural '37, '38, '39, Executive Council '36, Monogram Club '37, '38, '39, Who's Who, Senior Play Committee. 40 -1 nu 'Q I sf I ' e I Vi ., W y .. U J GARLAND LAWRENCE PATTON GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39. MAURICE WILLIAM PERRY GENERAL COURSE General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39 Football '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Track '38 '39, Basketball-Intramural '37, '38, '39, Mono gram Club '37, '38, '39. Secretary '38, '39. hwy ri-vw' 'MM 95 'J J' Luz fl' L ' - i,.- 5 jg, JS J! 'L -E- le lf ' ' xfl L,.'.,y Llxldn - L'y4J 5 - ' 'WI' ,Y QM. ELIZABETH CARRINGTON PIERCE ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39g Volley Ball '38g Executive Council '34, '35 Booster Club '39g Senior Editor of Handlian junior-Senior Prom Committee '38, BENJAMIN RANDOLPH ACADEMIC CoURsE General Organization '37, '38, '39g Basketball- Intramural '37, '38, '39, 19 LA.f' Egfr ,M ELIA PUGH GIZNIERAI- COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39. MARTHA LANE RICHARD GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38, '39. MARY LEE RICHARD GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38, '39. HARRY DELMAR ROBINSON GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39, Basketballd Intramural '37, '38, Football '37, '38, '39, F. F. A. '36, '37, '38, '39, Monogram Club '37, '38, '39 fa.-aw'-Lu 5.44, 1410-1.l4vM'. Cunrrlhw Chu. 7,7 , , AVLJW' 'Ando-Auf W--1 I 0 gall' ANNA C. RITTENOUR COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '38, '39, Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Booster Club '38, '39. R AY ROBINSON GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39, Football '37, '38, '39, Basketballflntramural '38, '39, Manager of Basketball '38, Executive Council '36, '37, '38, '39, Monogram Club '38, '39, President of Senior Class, Senior Play Cast. gs L 7uf ',1 Sf71'f'fll VJM lj' Q- . rx, . , v , . fda. O ri Y -,I ,A ww I I l 'fl In 1.1 -Cr EDITH M. RUSSELL RICHARD SCHINDEL GENERAL COURSE GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38, '39. General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Senior Play Committee. MEREDITH RUSSELL SHUMAKER GEORGIE ISABELLE SIMPSON 'GENISRAL COURSE ACADEMIC COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39, Track General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39, Glee '38, Football '36, '37, '38, '39, Basketball-Im Club '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Basketball '38, '39, tramural '38, '39, C. V. A. L. '39, Monogram Soccer Baseball '37, '38, '39, Volley Ball '37, '38, Club '37, '38, '39, Band '36, '39, Baseball '38, Executive Council '36, '37, '38, . '39, Booster Club '38, '39, Latin Tournament ' '36, '37, Girls' Athletic Editor of Handlian, Girls' A i Athletic Representative '38, Representative of ul V. S. G. A. '38, Whos Who, Valedictorian. 'S -Z , ,X ,IWW f aw I l J U lim owl ll it -,,,5,'l 'p W PM 0 Km ,fb 1. Mo., EL- ,J I. l l M -420+ . .rf f D . L N-.4 .V .VU - . J 'N' ' ,-,011 ,N ' ,. 43 X fy fi l If -4 ff' ,A if . if ,I , f , JI' ff A . I r A f, ,f .I .. ,. nl 17 1 C-NE' CHARLES WILLIAM SMITH GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39, F. F. A. '36, '37, '38, '39, State Champion F. F. A. Relay Team, Track '38, Secretary F. F. A. '39. CECIL WARD SNYDER GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39, Band '36, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club '38, '39, Track '36, '37, '38, '39, Basketball-Intramural '39, F. F. A. '36, '37, '38, '39, Monogram Club '37, '38, '39, Vice-President F. F. A. '39, State F. F. A. Relay Team '38, J . I. I 1' A. D j ,rl I EDGAR IRWIN SMOKE JR. GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39, Track '38, '39, Basketball-Intramural '39, F. F. A. '36, '37, '38, '39, Treasurer '39, State F. F. A. Relay Team '38. DONALD WILLIAM STEWART GENERAL CoURsE General Organization '33, '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Track '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Basketball- Intramural '35, '36, '37, Varsity '38, '39, Foot- ball '36, '37, '38, '39, Asst. Mgr. of Track '36, Mgr. '36, Executive Council '35, Monogram Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Honor Court '39, Asst. Adver- tising Mgr. of Handlian. . 7'5 Q,PQ'r?w,I J? r9+f -- ef' , Af i 'f if 4- KAW 9 X .R 2 fPQV3'NMw . f XkAV,mfv-I-fo! ,,1 Mandi . KITTY ST OTLER COMMERCIAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39, Glee Club '37, '38, '39. ' PRINCESS LUCILLE STROTHER GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '39g Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Library Staff '38, '39. . 1 l:'4 ,Aw . T V iv MLW' Ewa KI L4-,L'4. fl! f f I if f'r'f ', , ' L ' ' Vvybzf ' If figs 'L' ,' i ff f- I Q15 'W' ,,,,, flea- WV , ' f. V, aff'-fl .71 AMA ,C ' 3 Riff'-l.f!'W' f. xg ,'-' HARRY JAMES STRADER GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38, '39g Basketball-Intrru mural '38g Jr. Varsity '39, RICHARD FRANCIS SUTTON GENERAL COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39g Cheer Leader '39, Track '36, '37, '38, '39, Football '35, '36, Basketball-Intramural '35, '36, '37, Varsity '38, '39, Executive Council '38, '39g Mon- ogram Club '38, '39g Advertising Mgr. of Hand- Iian Staff, Junior Play Cast, State One-Act Play Contest '38, junior-Senior Prom Committee, junior Finance Committeeg Senior Play Castg Who's Whog Class Prophet. A VY ' ' '. . , ,, w f,l ,IUQAJ ' , f l V L ,- JIU V' LX- ANNA BELLE TEETS EDNA MARSHALL TRENARY COMMERCIAL COURSE GENERAL COURSE General Organization '38, '39, Glee Club '35. General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club '35, Volley Ball '35. MARY ELIZABETH TRENARY EVELYN MARY WEAKLEY GENERAL COURSE GENERAL COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39g Glee General Organization '38, '39, junior Finance Club '35g Volley Ball '35. Committee '38. N115QJ'u'L.' 46 ar -NUHN ang www WN' gvvugu 'YN' WJ' -1xN'1,-ygjfffx A'unU bp' Nu! we OSU ,,,,,,q 9,531.9 'I -5 W ell 9,wv0-9 xf QM GORDON THOMAS WHITHAM GENERAL COURSE General Organization '36, '37, '38, '393 Glee Club '39, Track '36, '37, '38, '39s Football '37, '38, '39, Basketball '38, '39, Monogram Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Presiding Officer of Honor Court '39, Vice-President of Senior Class, Circulation Mgr. of Handlian, Executive Council '39. WALTER MARTIN WHITLOCK GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39. . 1 l ' fl ' 'K 'X 'qi'-54' ' ' fi ' f Qc Q! ,il LM 9 I , . 'Xi' Wl,Vqv - LV' - 1 ELMER WILLIAM WHITLOCK, JR. GENERAL COURSE General Organization '37, '38, '39, Track '38, Football '38, '39, Monogram Club '38, Basket- ball-'Intramural '37, '38, '39, Wrestling '37, SHIRLEY CARTER WILLIAMS ACADEMIC CoURsE General Organization '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Soccer Baseball '36, '37, '38, '39, Volley Ball '37, '38, Captain '37, Basketball '38, '39, Execu- tive Council '34, '35, Vice-President '38, Booster Club '38, '39, Secretary of Senior Class '37, '38, '39, Art Editor of Handlian, Who's Who, Mono- gram Club '37, '38, '39, Junior Play Cast '38, junior-Senior Prom Committee '38, Cheer Leader '37, '38, '39, Senior Play Cast. LW rd., ELA ' 01:51 we 'O no 21 mari' mf' 's L- gee wa' Qfaow :fat ' 0-1- KQV . .Lf wax Weds vc jgbkixb! , 5- I 'I Xv-K X 47 we ww FRANK M. YEAKLE, GENERAL COURSE General Organization '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Track '35, '36, '37, '38, '39, Football '36, '37, '38, '39, Basketball-Intramural '36, '37, Varsity '38, '39, Monogram Club '38, '39, Band '34, '35, K, '56, '37, '38, 's9. V i. fl J l' 4 .X . 1, , F , r 'vi lx 4 'fl L V JJ 1 J X I4 L' 5 .. . 1 if l X X ' , lf. ', X x, 7, l 1,4 J X 1' . . 4 , f 1 ' 1 , , 1 X X K T rl' X 4 8 Commencement Gfficers Valediffnriafl ISAEE 1.1. li SIMPSON H j,l'flIl'iL11I MARLQAR IST HOTT Clam' Poet VANCE BOURJAILY Cfan' Proffilvel RICHARD SUTTON 49 Salfzlaturiafz LILLIAN GATEWIJCDD Teflalw' ROBERT BOYD Comffmwr of Clair Song COURTN EY JONES Class Poem This be our creed: May we hold sacred truth and peace, May Justice in our hearts increase With every word. This be our song: May we stand off from madrnerfs fight But eager be to spend our might To right the wrong. This be our power: The strength that lies in honest pride, The strength to build and not deride From hour to hour. 50 C'-A55 SUN mmm , 554 W if Deaf Handley HQ snnJWiM vowsvflrzwli PTUFOUN1- ww :lfPFH'rF1:l?JF'1E FHHQAQELJJ-61415235 h Whilcglvyousechoes Ioullyn 3 Vlfiilvnalfeth hallovei halls resouml Mm wa es5fffQf1r1 i hEp5se4Jw q3Qi?V Codxgglsileaiinjqhg W1f2'fHFFE lF'E-Flwf F1-if-lEEJJJ,EJJjgJ1:.L.IJ aE As Hwey guafam ma 1h M0145 1ubeau1.a.fanJbf5hf may 1f5F'FF1i PHFYEFW J Lil! Eff J ii Jo 5 atouvmemovneswal rm o en 0.5. 1-e m gage . . qyl-I 3 Ml: WEE J ff g. n 5 orcare 1-ee ouThwe ou eversn h Wwff Eff' HE? E ig? we ' na rfb ET gwwwx e 'HJ 5' A ff -r sh m Umdel Class History Ahl those good old days. That's what we'll be saying pretty soon, wishing we were back at dear old Handley. Whenever nostalgic melancholy seizes you, turn to these pages and review the brilliant career we have had at Handley. Do you remember our first real public appearance in the Taming of the Shrew in the eighth grade? You will also probably remember the delight with which the shrew , jane Jackson, seized the opportunity of giving Melvin Estes a blow on the head. Since that first play, the class of '39 has demonstrated unusual interest and ability in dramatics. Do you remember how important we felt when we organized for the first time in February, 1937? We elected Mrs. Peery and Mr. Joyce as our sponsors, Ray Robinson, president, Bill Sullivan, vice-president, and Shirley Williams, secretary- treasurer. Activities in the Sophomore year were confined mostly to learning parliamentary procedure, and doing odd jobs at Commencement for the Seniors. In our more active junior year, we elected the following officers: Ray Robinson, president, Tom Whitham, vice-presidentg Shirley Williams, secretaryg and Jimmie Brooks, treasurer. Scarlet and white were chosen as our class colors, with the scarlet rose as our flower. In the fall of '37, we were busy selling hot dogs, candy, and soft drinks at the football games. We sponsored our first party in the Spring of '38. Soon after that we presented the junior Play, Love In Bloom . From the proceeds of this play, and money from our stands at the football games, we financed the most important project in our junior year, The Junior-Senior Prom. This gala affair was managed by a large committee from our class. Before we disbanded in june, we elected our Editor-in-chief and Business Manager for the HANDLIAN. When we returned to school in September, the publishing of the HANDLIAN with all its problems became our chief worry. Then the Senior Play, which is fully described in this volume, claimed our atten- tion. Our class will probably be remembered for its audacity in changing some of the traditional procedures at Commencement. We first dared to eliminate Class Day exercises on Wednesday and the outside speaker for Graduation Night. We obtained permission to have complete charge and be the whole shown when we received our diplomas. The class of '39 has contributed to all phases of life at Handley. Our athletes will be sorely missed on future teams. We have always had our share of representa- tives on the State Literary teams, State Latin and French Tournament teams, and in Lee Poetry and Art Contests. The class of '39 can also pride itself on the part it played in furthering student government at Handley. Isabelle Simpson was our delegate to the Virginia Student Government Association in 1938. Members of our class have been prominent in revis- ing the General Organization Constitution, in organizing the Handley Student Court, and in managing the Monitor System. Although we proudly enumerate our worth-while achievements and contributions to life at Handley, we realize that we have also made mistakes, and missed opportunities. We hope that the juniors who succeed us will profit by our errors, and add still more glory to the Maroon and White. MARGARET HOTT, Clan Hiflorian 52 Class Will Know ye, all men, by these presents that we, the members of the class of 39 , being, we hope, endowed with sane minds, do declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any former codicils made by us prior to our present advanced state of culture. Through our executors, the members of the lifessaving staff of our swimming pool, we now bequeath: To our sponsors, Mrs. Peery and Mr. Joyce, our sincere appreciation for their forbearance in our many problems, and their invaluable advice which has made our stay at Handley a happy and profitable one. To the members of our coaching staff, Mr. Ochs, Mr. Maddex and Mr. Sargent, a perfect group of managers who will carry out implicitly and to the nth degree both the orders and the unexpressed desires of these mentors. To Mr. joyce, three regular enrollees for his history classes-namely Adolph Hitler, Benito Mussolini, and Neville Chamberlain. With the addition of these new children it is believed that the classes will continue and even improve on their daily debatesf To all the swing addicts at Handley, the inclusion of a jam session in our next pageant, at which time all the cats can get in the groove and jive . To Mr. Hale, an insurance policy which will guarantee the success of the experi- ments which he performs for the benefit of the class. In case of failure the damages shall be paid off in two-hour laboratory periods. To the sponsors of the forthcoming senior classes, the right to use all of their power to get indolent members of their classes to do a little toward the goal for which every class strives-to publish the best HANDLIAN ever. To our janitor, Mr. Funk, the grass which shall be mowed from our lawns, in order that he may sprinkle it on the floor of the halls every day before his regular sweeping session. To Mr. Browning, a complete, indexed repertoire of his own and his Angels' accomplishments, with which he may amaze and horrify little girls of rival home-room groups. To the undergraduates, a number of our dignified seniors who shall assume the titles of post graduates upon the beginning of the next school term. To these the lower classmen may come and receive any assistance that they may desire concerning matters of their class. To the pupils in the French classes of Mademoiselle Laughton, an automatic translating machine, by means of which they can at least understand the words follow- ing the phrase: Pour la prochaine fois . To James Brooks, the job as cashier of a large bank. To john Knight, the subtle method of conducting a class meeting which is employed by Scoots Robinson. Mindful of the fact that the fates are unwinding the thread of life, we, the class of 39 , do hereby set our hands and seal this eighth day of june in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred thirty-nine. Signed: Tr-nz SENIOR CLASS Termmr: BOBBY BOYD 53 E f I' SPONSORS' HONOR AWARD :I aivsmze B1-0055 CLA WINNERS C AMERICAN LEGION MEDAL .R,.... ...,,.. . 54 2 5 '1939 OMMENCEMENT AWARDS LATIN MEDAL Q' 1 9.aqbQ1l:..Du.m9mm..7i1...e.s.m!NG..S3 'Chun- SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 55 Undergraduates I l u 1 I Smmoiw' D, may - ww. ' Q ,fb QILWMML C. Adams W. Clayton , Allen H. Clemm N. Bahh C. Conner L. Bageant L, Cooper -I. Bailey M. DeHaven W. Bailey M. Dick A. Baker G. Dorsey K. Baker E. Dunn M. Bloom E. Dyke P. Bourjaily J. English R. Bridges R. Fansler A. Brown D Fawcett N. Buhl L. Fawcett C. Camphell B. Forney -I. Campbell I. Forney F. Carpenter D Frye H. Carper E. Frye H. Cather G Garber M. Chapin K Garrett CLASS ROLL H. Grant T. Green L. Grim E. Grove W. Grove B. Groves M. Hammill -I. Hammon C. Hancher N. Harbaugh D Hartman D. Hawthorne V. Hockensmith M. Hodgson C. Hoffman C. Hoover M. Hurst E. Jones W. Kern W. Kingree K. Kline M. Kline PI. Knight C. Lamp E. Leatherm E. Lewis C. Locke F. Massey H. McClure W. Moore -I. Mowrey G. Norman M. Orndoff R. Pape A. Patton C. Patton W. Perry R. Pifer 58 2111 i .v , t Y 2 a 1 ,x s 1 F CLA 1 ' M. Pingley B. Pollard B. Porter C. Racey N. Ramacciotti P. Ramacciotti B. Randolph R. Renner E. Richard O. Ritter C. Rowe J. Sale K. Slaughter L. Slaughter C. Smith M. Smith M. Smith L. Snapp E. Snider JLINIC D. Snyder E. Spaid L. Spillman W. Sullivan F. Tavenner B. Taylor J. Taylor K. Timhrook W. Triplett D. VanLear C. Whiting Z. Willis L. Wilson G. Wingfield AI. Womack R. Wright K. Zimmerman I. Zuckerman Q A 4 fy V- A .7 ,I 4.44.00 I J! JIM ll 1,5 as I 4, ,1- 16 V v I4v .,il,'v'l' 4.614 'L ,. 4 , W V K F . Hxfg Lhffffy F I 9 4 0 OFFICERS S fm 1110 Ill' MRS. SUI.IiNBliR0l-IR MR. Llzcscsxs Prwidefzl JOHN KNIMHT' lfive-Pfwidwzl Serrehzry I3m'1'H DIVNN IDUROTHY HAWTHKJRNIE T1'm,n'11l'e:' JEAN FORNIZY 59 'A MKG U Q X-if'U's fnyqaqllgqgk. dr... 0 -lv, fb ww -fri ' 'A 'i','J':. R' .. .F NJ ', X JJ ,, Q Q I f CLAS SOPHCDMOR , I ,lf W' .-21. fylify i lr J l . l lj'-I SVA C ' . J-I L W 5 i U R kfykyxf V ' V, Adams C, Buncutter F. Craun C. Grim R. Manuel H. Pitzer C, Anderson M. Buncutter F. Crisman T. Groves F. Marker B. Prite VI. Anderson A. Burgess I. Darr B. Hammill G. Mason R. Purtlehaugh li. Armentrout E. Butler B. Davidson I-I. Hannum I.. Massey S. Rhodes Ashby R. Butler M. Davis K. Harmon M. Massey VI. Richards N. Ashley O. Bywaters H. DeHaven M. Heckrotte M. McClure G. Ritter H. Austin XXV Cain R. Dougherty xl. Henry A. McCormac L. Robertson L. Avey M. Carpenter L. Duvall R. Hicks NW. Mclntyre H. Robinson hi. Bahh L. Carper S. Dyke YI. Hinkle W. Miller D. Rohinson C. Bageant VI. Carson -I, Ehert M. Hudson W. Miller xl. Rogers D. Bageant C. Cather D. Fauver F. Jenkins S. Moling K, Rudolph C Bailey M. Choucleris M, Fletcher j. jones D. Moore l. Ryan R. Bailey W. Clark G. Fogle V. Iones lf Nain H. Sartelle A, Baker W. Clark R. Forney H, Kerr L. Newlin C. Schlack H. Barker C Clowser P. Fowle M. LaFollette M. Norman H. Schlack P. Barnhart N. Cohle XV. Fries R. Landacre W. Oates E. Shade F. B111-1-Crt F. Cochran R. Fuller B. Largent D. O'Connell l. Shade H, Bell Cochran N. Gano D. Lewis Z. Olinger N. Shanholtzer M. Bond G. Coffman E. Garher A. Light C. Patton R. Shanholtz M. Boyd M. Colvin H. Gatewood C. Lindstrom R. Perry M. Shiley I. Brill L. Cone Vl. Gibbens W. Louthan B. Pifer L. Shine M. Brown M. Cooper I. Glover R. MacDonald K. Pingley j. Shryock R. Brown I. Courtney R. Green V. Mackie L. Pingley F. Sirhaugh N. Browne G. Craig E. Greenawalt C. Mallory M. Pingley C. Smedley 60 G. Smith H. Smith R. Smith R. Snarr S. Spanos D. Supinger E. Teets G. Tinsman S. Tre-nary S. Triplett B. Unger l. Unger L. Wallace M. Wfaterman G. White H. Whiting A. Williiinus T. Willis R. Wfine W. Wforsley K. Wrig.Zlit M. Yeakley we , 4. ig' I l I 9,1 1 OFFICERS ,S'fml1w1's Mus. Cimumlsra,-xN1v'1' MR, B1-:NNrf'1 1' Pf'L'ljxjL'Uf ID:-'LMAR Romwsfm VVjt'C'-l,I'C',fjcfL'llf ,S'L'L'l'L'fJl'v'j' lDuRu'1'HY RonrNsoN Dcmo'I'HY IWMRI 74l'L'.I.l lll'L'l' I3l7IiI.l. Gl,fJX'l'fIi 'Dome-nav De. Ciranrves J' jo Q, T566 L41 V S'l'uJ-:vit q-'nd k'rCAJ. SCAAAI - L413 of La Q11 , Us ?2 IJ Q Q I51- C. Albaugh I. Anderson P. Anderson D. Atmel A. Ayres E. Bledsoe M Blosser Pl. Bohrer M. Bowman L. Boyd R. Boyd -Ir. M. Brown M. Brill R. Brown A. Brumback A. Burchell R. Burke I. Butler A. .li L. F. J. L. M. R. .I- C. R. C. N J- N A. H. A. Cain Campbell Campbell Carpenter Cather Cather Cather Cather Chambers Clark Clayton Clevenger Clevenget Cline Cothnberger Conner Cooper Creswell D. DeGrange C. Dicks E. Duncan C. Ebert T. Edwards E. Embrey J. Fanning V. Fansler D. Fugitr E. Garber H. Garber B. Gearing R. Gierulff H. Ginn R. Grim W. Groff M. Grubbs M. Haines CLA FRESHM A. Hall M. Hawkins N. Hill H. Hodgson D. Howard -I. Huff K. Hutchinson M. Jackson H. jenkins R. Jenkins M Johnson D. jones H. Kern H. Kibler J. Kiracofe P. Kramer A. Lake A. Lanahan 'I1942 LASS M Levi M Lewis K, Lineburg M. Linkous IE. Lofton M Marple T. Massie M. McCarty K. McCauley -I Mcllwee If. Mclntyre yl, McKee R. Messick J, Myers H. Nelson l.. Newcome I.. Newlin P. Nicholson rl. Olinger M, Pappas C. Pitzer W1 . Poston C. Raicey M. Rncey Fl. Ralinsheiggei' M. Rees L. Richard V. Ritrenour G. Rirrer R. Ritter G. Robinson E. Rogers H. Rogers 5. Rnsenlwerger A. Rudolph B. Ryan A. Sager I. Seal M. See A. Semples M. Sheetz M. Shine . Shumulcer 5. Shryoclc li. Sirbaugh G. Sirlwaugh -l R. Smalley I.. Snapp R. Snupp R. Spaid S. Spanos I. Sperow J. Sprint M. Striker C. Swisher B. Taylor D. Tinsmun Iz. Tinsmnn B. Thomas P. Tomney A. Unger QI. Weatherholrz -I. Whetzell W. Whitham E. Whiting A. Whitlock A. Willis W. Wilson A. Wnlfolk W. Woolridge C. Zuckerman EIGHTH GRADE B. Conner F. Anderson K. Arnold E. Babb S. Bailey T. Bailey AI. Barnes R. Barnhart M. Bayliss A. Bowers T. Bowles E. Boxwell C. Boyce R. Breeden D. Brown W. Brown D. Burke C. Cain N. Cain P. Capper A. Carpenter E. Carper G. Carpet' M. Carson WI. Cather W. Clowser E. Conklin A. Cooper D. Cooper AI. Copenhaver A. Costello N. Daugherty R. Davidson D. Dearing I. DeHaven D. Doyle N. Driver M. Duffey I. Dunn W. Dunn B, Dutton B. Duvall L. Emhrey R. Estes E. Evans -I. Fahrney A. Field -I. Fierro C. Fletcher R. Fletcher R. Fletcher H. Ford B. Forrest G. Fox C. Funk D. Grim M. Grim I. Goss M. Greenawalt I. Harry I Hawkins N. Hoke C. Hook M. Hook -I. Huyett D. Iakimier H. Ienkins .I. ,Inv Nl. ,Ioy WI. Kefifer B. Kern M. Kerns G, Kerr C. Lake I. Larrick M. Larrirk R, Larrirk A. Legge RT. Lillis C. Mason Q. C.. M. Z. M. K B. V. A. B. V. L. M. F G M. Y. W I.. G. C. B. R. H. M. A. W. Mason Meade McCormick McKee Miller Mills Moore Nichols Norris O'Connell Orndoff Over Owens Patton Patton Patton Pierce Pifet Pope Ports Racey Ramaceiotti Rhodes Ritter Ritter Robinson Rohi nson 5 x if E 4 Fi I JU IOR HIG .IA D M. B. .I- D E. R. D D V B. I.. A. G V. R. B. E. P. B, .I- Ryan Sartelle Schindel Sempeles Sencindiver Shanholtz Shanhollz Shiley Sperow Stickley Strader Stretchberry Thompson Tredway Trenary Timhrook Unger VanLear Wagner Waterman Way Whitham W, Wilson H. Womeldorph K. Yeatras I. F. Yost Zuckerman SEVENTH GRi W. Alcombrack G. Allen A. Amos D. Anderson R. Anderson H. Atmel I. Armel I, Arthur G. Ashley F. Bailey F. Barb D. Barnes A. Barton M. Bayliss E. Bledsoe H. Blosser I. Bohrer A. Bond N. Bond S. Boyce G. Boyd V. Boyd R. Brengle S. Brown W. Brown M. Buhl IHGOL GROUP Q. Burchell I. Bush . Cain . Caffelt '. Caffelt I. Cammer I. Campbell Carpenter Carper . Carper . Cave . Chapman . Chrismore . Claytor . Clowser I. Cotfinherger I. Cole 7. Coontz . Costello . Craun v. Crim . Crisman . Crismore I. Crowl . Curl I. Cuthbert . Danko T. Dorsey B. Dunlap D. Ebert P. Ensogna G. Eutsler -I. Everhart M. Everhart S. Fansler C. Fauver P, Fitz-Patrick M. Flenner R. Fletcher G. Foreman B. Fries W, Fries A. Funk C. Funk -I. Garber I. Gages R. Gibbs V. Goss R. Grove A. Hall B. Hamman A. Harman D. Harry E. Hawk E Hartman B. Hengeveld AI. Henshall I Hildebrank H. Himelright C. Hoover L. Hoover L. Hovermale XV. Huff E Huntsberry D. Ienkins M. 'Ienkins M. Ienkins P. jenkins R. Ienkins I. Johnson W. Iohnston C. L. N. G. B. B. V. D. T. C. .Iolliffe Kern Kern Kidwell Kitchen LaFollette LaFollette Lake Lake Lanahan R. Landacre V. Le-Master W. LeMaster P. Lemonis E. Levi B. Lewis E. Lewis G. Linclstrom D. Long E. Louthan B. Lovett QI. Lovett J. Loy C. Lupton B. Manuel D. Markle L. Marple M. Martin R. Martin R. Mason G. McFarland K. McClure E. Mcllwee D. McDonald H. Mclnturff M. McKee W. McKee 65 nl. MCKown K. O'Roark E. Parrish YI. Patterson E. Peffet R. Perry J. Pierce G. Pingley M. Place E. Preston B. Redfern AI. Reid VI. Richardson K. Ritter D. Roe M Roe N Ruckman E. Rutherford L. Rusk C. Seabright A. Sempeles F. Sempeles R. Shade M. Shaw l. Sheetz L. Shickle R. Shine W. Shreck D. Sirbaugh R. Smith J. Steele HI. Stultz B. Spanos C. Swartz A. Swisher E. Teets E. Thompson C. Triplett B. Turner R. Underwood G. Ward L. Weaver Z. Webster D. WClAdCbHUgl1 H. Wheeler L. Willis W. Wiener B. Wingfield D. Wooldridge P. Yeatras Activities t x 1 n V' Y 0' N J 1 A l .s. 1 N l all J 4 P 1 XXX 'J Executive Council The Executive Council, whose members are elected by the student body, meets every other Monday to discuss and regulate student activities. During the past year the most outstanding accomplishments of the Executive Council have been the ratification of a new constitution, the establishment of a Corridor Commission, and the further development of the Monitor System. Richard Himelright ....,,.. Edith Dunn .,,....... Vance Boutjaily Miss Saulsbury ....., Mrs. Peery, Mr. Be Mr. Quarles ....,..,....,......... Mrs. Solenbetger ..,. ....,............ . Isabelle Simpson .. ................. Room 21 Shirley Williatiis ......... ...... S ec. Senior Class Dorothy Hawthorne .,.... ......... S ec. junior Class -lane Dick ...,.,..,,........,,. .....,,,............,... R oom 25 -lane jolliffe ...,,,.. Pres. Booster Club Helen Lillis .....,.. john Knight ..,...... Dorothy Moore Virgil Strader ...... june Atmel ...... Hinl-: Lewis ..... Alice Amos ....... Philip Barnhart Marshall Levi ....,.... Thelma Edwards Richard Sutton Girls' athletics Room 29 22 Room 20 ........Room 16 .......,Room .........Room 40 .,,......Room 112 ........Room 44 .......,,Room 46 .........Room 48 ,........Room 2-1 68 .,,....,....Pre,riu'e12I 'ice-Preriderzt ....,.........,...Set'rettzr1 ... .........,..,... 7l1'?tl,l'1H't'l' nnett ,....... ........ F Muffy' Adzitmw ........Hr1nom:'y P7'6'tl'ifl'6'7If Ray Robinson... Bobby Boyd .......... Pri1zri17t1l'.t 41lf67'7ItIf6' Pres. Senior Class Boys' athletics Paul Hanna ...... ......,.. ......, P 1 cs. F. F. A. Gordon XXfhitham .,...... ,....... S tudent Court Farley Massey .. ..,...,. .,,.... ,.,.. R t mom 25 Steve Spanos .,,...., .......... R oom 30 Ann Willitttns ......, Room 27 -lean Ebert ,......,. Evelyn Preston ., Gladstone Crim . Howell Rivers ..... Ann Field ..,,.., ..,....Room 17 .,.,,.,Room 35 ...,,,.Room 41 .......Room -13 ,.,.,..Room 45 Susan Fansler ........ ,...... R oom 47 Richard Rhodes ....,,..............,............,.....,..., Room 49 M, :itRooms paid IOWA G. O. dues for 1958-1939. QW nfl Student Court GoRDoN VUHITHAM tprwidizzg jndgej Wilfred Cather Helen Lillis jean Forney Mary Maxwell Bond Philip Barnhart Margaret jane Ath The Student Court, the judicial body in Handley's stude posed of nine students appointed by the Honorary President o ,le and A-nh Donald Stewart ey Delmar Robinson nt government, is com- f the Executive Council, the principal of the school, and confirmed by the Executive Council. The court was established during the past year to try all violators of the Honor Pledge or the student body regulations, and to determine the constitutionality of laws or regulations of the ' Executive Council. illwzifnr Cffmllfiflee Cl7c1fl'lll6'll lst Semester-fRltQHARo SUTTON 2nd Semester -flsaniaitis SiMvsoN COI'I'fi!lIl' Clfll!lllli,l',l'jf!li Clmirlzfizll Eniria DISNN 69 719 JDLLLL 65.1181 AM, M6 43.4, f' ZIV'-'L' I 1' lla. , ,O D tZ6 .7L4Lf' fx.,,Lc,a'f4 QQ .4 ' 14,5 QM- HANDLIAN EDITORIAL STAFF Smzzdizzg -Shirley Williaiiiis, Art Etlitorg Robert Buytl, Photographic Eclitorg Betty Pierce, Senior Iitlitorg Boytl Headley, Boys' Athletic Editor: Basil Hayley, Feature Editor, Alison Cooper, Faculty Editor. Se.11ed-Kenneth Clevenger, Typistg -lame joliffe, Photographic Editorg Vance Bourjiiily, Etlitor- in-cliiefg Isailvelle Simpson, Girls' Athletic Editor. Handlian Staff HANDLIAN BUSINESS STAFF SklllbfjllgfclFLIITIIUY Jones, Typist, james Brown, Asst. Business Mg,r,1 Donald Stewart, Asst. Advertising Mgr.: Gordon XX'l1itlmm, Ciriulgition Mgr: Ricliurtl Sutton, Advertising Mgt.: Lolu' Dunlap, Asst. Circulation Mgr. Smftzl'-Iii'etli1 Loy, Typistg Helen Lillis. Asst. Business Mgzrg Riclmrtl Himelriglit, Business Munngerg Nancy Groff, Asst. Business Mgr. 70 V 5 f 9 20 bbw-45064 .LJ ffx' Zim i In Qi we Em MLM Junior Evening Star The 'Iuiiior lfvcniny Stiir, hcgun in 1953 und published every Monday in c0ll.ih mmixition with thc city pamper, is edited by the Booster Club. A new editor is st-luctu awry month while thc othcr members of the club act its reporters. Bcsidus thc cditoriiil, some of the weekly fcattircs of thc paper .irct The Lk.1iL'lMiL1l', giving thc cvcnts of thc wining wcck Girls' .ind boys' athletics Rc-views of .isscmhly progruins Reports from thc lfxcctitivc Clouncil rind other organiziitiuns News of tzthcr years Cfurrcnt ncwscttcs Spctriiil i-CLIIUFUB suth .is, HclihlifL'l',U 'Rcmcmhcr Wlicii, .ind HIlklLIiI'il'lf Reporter, Mrs. Virginia Boyd Barr is thu fiiciilty .idvisor for thc paper. 71 - Slmidizzg--Ltffl In iiylff: Tom Meade, Lating Nina Ramaciotti, Lining jean Muling, l.atin1 Frances Biclcers, Lating Willter Bailey, Latin. KIIcttillIIQ'7Ltfl in rigfvl: james Broun, Lating Mary Luis Bean, Frenchg Ann Oakes, Frenchg Philip Barnhart, Latin. fNot in picture Jacqueline XXfoinacl't, Frenchj Ltff In riglfl- -Gloria Dorsey, Spellingg Grace Swann, Public Speakiugg August Cahill, Readingg Carol Lindstrum, One-Act Playg -lean XX hitehurst, Reading and Poetry Contest. CNot in picture -Vance Buurjaily. Puhlic Speaking and Short Sturyg Betty -lane Gearing, One-Act Playg Richard Himelrighr, One' Act Playg Richard Sutton, One-Act Playj 72 '11-i' 'if' ll -' ' ' 1 . '11 .1L1.r',.' f ' '. x .f --I .I P.. . J' 9' ii- Q1 i- . I 7 I L , 1 ' 4 1. r . Lf' Language Tournament Tean1-I938 The Latin Team won the plaque awarded to team with best average in its district. Ann Oakes won honorable mention in French. -1 , r State Literary Team - I938 Handley won first place in dis- trict contests with Girls' Reading and the One-Act Play. Vance Bour- jaily's short story won first place in the State Contest. Honor Roll Dorothy Anderson Levi Anderson Jeanne Armel Alta Mae Ayers Tevious Bailey Walter Bailey Philip Barnhart Helen Blosser Robert Bridgers james Brown Alice Brumback Willie M. Brumback Ellen Butler Patricia Capper john Carson Mary V. Carson Wilfred Cather Ollie Cline Betsy Conklin Ruthanna Craig Margaret Creswell Virginia Dick jean Ebert Courtney Fauver jean Forney Anna Gano Lillian Gatewood Hester Glynn Pauline Glynn Virginia Goss Molly Ann Grim Allen Harman Lillian Hodgson Carolyn Hoffman Margaret Hott Marion Hurst jane Jackson First 73 Semester Irene johnson Marion johnson Courtney jones Alice Lake Isabelle Larrick Helen Lillis Mildred Lind Carol Lindstrom Gwen Lindstrom Janet Lovett Freda Loy Pavey Lupton Thomas Meade Martha Millner Jean Moling Colleen Orndoff Margaret Owens Betsy Porter Dinsmore Potts Nina Ramacciotti Richard Rhodes Martha Richard Mary Richard Anna C. Ritenour Ann Robinson Delmar Robinson Dotty Ann Robinson Lenora Rusk Susan Shryock Isabelle Simpson Margaret Smith Mildred Smith Billy Taylor Carlyle Whiting Jacqueline Womack Ruth Wright Kathleen Zimmerman 5 s 3. 1 5 urn vmavmwms gel Handley Glee Club Dfreffw' Miss GWIINDOLYN HAYNI-,s OFFICERS OFFICQERS Pm ljull. 111 l 'in A111 wnfwll Sufm 1.113 l'1'w'fnfe72f l'ire-111-wilful! SL N1 l,l71 lfxmf DKK l5lI.l.lli lhxvv.-xs .lANlZ jo1,1.11-'lfrf XXXILBLIR Kl7liN BASIL HM'l.m'C.mv1e'1NlfY ,low GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Suu Amlm-Mm lNl.n'ggu'cr -lam' Athuy lXl.ll'Il1.l llulwlw Klfty linker lfllun liutlur Alismm Cluupcr Rllllllllllhl Clrgllgg liulllcllu Dglvillsun ,I.xm- Dick ,lC'.lll lflwrt llYL'lYIl Cialrlwcr llulcn Galtcwuml l.llllaln Galrcxumml lXl.u'y Grccxm Bcity Hammill ,llmcditlm Henry Cullccrl Hmwcr 1Nl.u'g.1rcr Hutt jams: julliffc Xxllllll'-l'L'Ll l.Lll'gL'IlI lflumur l.C.'LllllCI'lHLll1 Carol l.lmlatl'um l,uuisc Milln-1' Hclcn MCCQlul'c Zenith Olingcr lllllin- limpzxs lNl.11'y CI. l,1llKLIlL'V -lllllil R. Rlcllillxls Anim Cf. Rlttclmuur Alllilllllil Rugcrs Frzmccs Shade lsallwcllc- Sirupsun Kitty Smtlcr l'rinCr:ss Stwtllcr 75 BOYS' GLEE CLUB l.cvi Amlcrslm l.c-stcr Arnulll Anscll Baker Humor Burley Paul limlrjgllly Vzmcu Buu1'iuily Robert H1'iclgcA1'a Stuvcr Clark GL-no Dunn l.wl11' Dunlap Billy Frlcs lflnlrul Frye llnsil H.1ylcy CQuurmcy -loin-w XX'llll'lLl1' Kurn Hulwcrt KL'I'l' Max l,411'gcnt Hill l.uutl1.m RiL'l1.11'al Rcnncr Tum Rittur liulwlwy Suu XX'.ml Sllykltl' Tum Xxllllflhllll XY'.xynu W'l1ltl1.l Ill ta' if K rift, fl 4 , i',..4,.r 1' ,-4' - 1' . J' ' '.1 . ' ,f v -f ,' ' . In J A V R I ,A . :vi , ,. 1. I , s ffm, H I ,pl J ' i' ' 4 'A ,. ,MAA A.L1 I 1' l,,4 . I IJ!-4 Soul MLM Handley Band ' .- Director Paornssoa W. H. Melrwua The Handley band is an organization which we prize for two reasons. First, we prize it for the versatility it shows in playing equally well football songs, marches and the classical music score of the annual pageant. Secondly, we prize it for the opportunity it offers every Handley student with talent and industry to obtain the free use of a musical instrument with free individual instruction. Caplaifz Charles Cather Courtney jones Lielftefmlllx Wilbur Kern William Taylor S6l'tQEd7lf.l Randolph Grim 'lohn Knight Cwpomlr Charles I-Iancher William Obaugh Drum Major Earl Beaver Ban Charles Hancher Ward Snyder Barilozle Hubert Kerr Trombone Ralph Bailey George Graig flflelloplwzze Levi Anderson Brown Ritter Fremln Horn john Knight Cornet Edward Brill joe Butler Wilbur Kern Horace Mclnturf William Obaugh Clarinet Walter Bailey Ansel Baker Philip Barnhart Randolph Grim Billy Taylor Saxolblwne Lester Arnold 76 'lack O'Rourke Mildred Waterman Fizzle and Pirmlo Courtney jones Barr Drum Lewis Richards C ymbalf Charles Bailey Field Drum William Louthan William Henry Miller William Pollard Hector Ritter Bugle Eugene Babb Marshall Levi Melvin Patton Leon Pope Dick Rhodes Billy Way Lcfl ta Rigbls--Top Row- D. Bailey, H. Adams, H. Robinson, W. R. Legge, L. Antlerson .I. Webber, F. Greenatwttlt Second RowgC. Greenztwalt, D. O'Connell, J. Cooper, B. Unger. F. Bageamt, C. Bailey Thirtl Row-C. Cochran, C. Hzmcher, R. Smith, W, Kingrec, R. Snatpp, F. Courtney, j. Nail Fourth RowAW. Claytor, D. Butler, W. Grove, H. Cline, l.. Snapp, D. Fawcett Fifth Row-j. Anderson, J. Salle. F, Tuvenner, R. Butler, C. Lump, O. Bywuters, B. Hctttlley Sixth Row---C. Smith, D. Barge-tint, P. Hanna, XX7. Snyder, li. Smoke, C. Rowe. F. F. A. Future Farmers of America A national organization of farm boys studying vocational agriculture. Symbols: Owl Plow Sunrise Motto: Knowledge 4- Labor: Prosperity OFFICERS Pre.ride11I-Paul Hanna, Vive-Pf'e.i'i4fe11lfWard Snyder, Set'i'elm'y-Clmrles Smith Trearlzrerglidgar Smoke, Reporfer-Caroll Rowe, llvafrh DogiDawson Bageunt AdI'i.f0?'+Mf. Legge. 77 Booster Club 'lane jolliffcfPre.ride11l Shirley Williams Betty Pierce Alison Cooper Louise Miller Margaret Clowe Margaret Athey Helen Lillis Jane Dick Anne Hatcher Edith Dunn Isabelle Simpson Farley Massey Pauline Larrick Jean Forney Anna C. Rittenour Marion Hurst Mary Lois Bean Dorothy Hawthorne Winifred Largent The Booster Club is composed. of Senior and junior girls who are outstanding in school spirit and general ability. Selection of new members is made by the girls who were Junior members of the club during the preceding year. Publishing the junior Evening Star and encouraging sports and other school activi- ties are the functions of this organization. 78 Il'NlOR-SENIOR PROM LIBRARY STAFF A C,AI'liLl,A CHOIR PRODl'CQ'l'lOX STAFF OF APRUN-S'I4RINCQ RIQYOI.'l ' 79 HifUf1 03351,-,l I f - 'Q Yum y Sikh, bu-'ll' J! ,.g v Senior Play Cast UAPRON STRING REVOLTH by DOROTHY Room STEVUART Prerezzted .flflarflv 31, 1939 CHARACTERS Mrs. Elizabeth Holt ......, ....,.........,........... .... Annabelle Madden ......... Mrs. Alden .........,...,... Mrs. Lanigan ....,...... David .......................,. Mary Lou ...................,...,.. Henry Fenstermacher ,,.... , Clancy ......,.....,,........,.... Messenger Boy .....,..... Grocery Boy ........ Miss Martin ....,..,. Wzzde ......,,,...... -lack Alden ....... Director .,...........,...... PRODUCTION STAFF Stage-Management ............,.............,,...,....................................... Tickets and Publicity ,...... ...... ,.....,,. Shirley Williains H Lillian Gatewood ,....,Margaret jane Atvhey .................Helen Lillis .,,...,,,....jane jackson ......,..Ray Robinson ...............Billie Pappas Largent ........Richard Himelright ...........Vance Bourjaily Headley Willie Mae Brumback ....,....,,..........Robert Boyd .............Richard Sutton Mrs. Peery Joyce Lillian Hodgson, Colleen Orndoff, Anna Rittenour, er, Edna Courtney, Virginia Fogle, Evelyn Weakley, M. Eliza- beth Trenary, Mary McDonald, jane jolliffe, Donald Stewart, Ruthanna Craig. Stage and Properties ............................ Betsy Birmingham, Alison Cooper, Melvin Estes. Courtney jones, Winifred Largent, Freda Loy, jeanne Miller, Randolph Grimm, Isabelle Simpson, Elmer Whitlock. Kenneth Cleveng 80 X .Il SENIOR DANCQIZ CQOIXIMIT'l'IiIi SENIOR PLAY COMMITTIEIE C.OMMIZNCIiMI5N'I' COMMl'I'TliIi CQHEER LEADERS - - f .j,'.1ffi waxy 1 .f fgfkl L' I fbi p ,Il 'NIOR HANDLIAN SCI Dl 'TS TNIOR PLAY CAS'l Athletics 'WA Mai , Y . Q. 'P' , ,, 'vs . -K5 'L M -L if S i 1 ii Top RowiMr. Maddex, J. Brooks, D. Frye, B. Headley, M Oclis, Mr. Sargent. Second Rowal. Zuckerman, T. Willis, A. Whitlock, W. Caii K. Lineberg, R. Burke, R. Fansler, W. LaFollette, G. Ritte G. Kerr, NV. Pifer, D. Brown, W. Groff. Third Row-J. Seal, B. Robinson. W. Whirhum, R. Greer D. O'Connell, G. Robinson, B. Miller, M. Blosser, C Whiting, B. Ginn, S. Rhodes, G. Coffman, J. Campbell. O 0 T B A L I Handley 13 ....... ........ B erkeley Springs 0 Handley 19 ..,.... ............ H arrisonburg 7 Handley 7 ....... ...,. C harlestown 0 Handley 14 ....... ........ R . M. A. 6 Handley O ...... ..... :Allegany6 Loi-IR DUNLAP, ro-mpfaizz WILLIE CATHER, co-mpmifz 84 QM uurrll Row R. Wl1itL', .l. T.1yIu1', R. Rulainsun, C. Cook. l D. SIL'WLlI'I, R. 'l'Jylu1', G. Wlmillmzlxlw, lf. Wllitlmvfk. W. Nnlntylx-, O. Bywaltcrs, D. Rul'minsnn, C. Ruwc, F, TLIVUH- Z1L'l'. mmln Row I.. Millar, H. Rulwinsun. M. Perry. N, Slmmukcr, , Dunlap. VU. Czxtlxcr, H. Patton, F. Ycalklc. G. Dunn, R. Himclriglmt. B. Huylcy. 938 Handley 40 ...... . Hnmllcy 6 ,.,.., Hnmllcy I3 .,.... I-lnmllcy 20 ...... iff. V. A. L. .,...f5fl:0rf Hill O .,....ikHagcrstown 2 ...Nlfrcdcrickslaurg 0 ......il:Murtinsburg 6 Room and B. I-IIQADLIQY. LY!-lllc11ldlQ6I'.l' Mu. Ocjus and MR. Mfxnmsx, t'0:1l'h6'.l 85 E. WHITLOCK, ' D. ROBINSON, f X X r I , x lp. fp 1' Q G. XVHITHANI, buck If .. f ' fall HIMELRIGHT, and J, ' r' . X -1' ff r I f ff I - ' J I 11 f I .KL .Ar -P N4 ff J ' H Q' . 5- - ' -If J I :J I 1 lg' A 'JI .gl M LJ K Lvl, Ti ' ' .4 J K ' , ' ' JJ' 'L J M. SHUMAKER, guard ' Q r A A.-V3 Ik. G. DUNN buck R. ROBINSON, end V ' I Q 5 N 5 F3 YEAKLE, back . Q' U yr' r Q - ' , X ,X dp' Q 'X J O. BYWATERS, A3 S6 B. HAYLEY, gl MCINTYRIE, hack PATTON, tackle TAYLOR, guard TAYLOR, mfklc v -v ln y ,. L, M11.1.15R, mi ' , H, ROBINSQN, center C. ROWE, end. ' 4 1 Y 4 ! ,fu 1 M. PERRY, buck C. COOK. tackle ' A 1 f- . u CSR ' ' ,41- ' fu 44 J D. STEXVART, center JA-4. JF-40 A., --X-W- ..- - - , I 4.011 4--'s I . 4' ,wg f.,4,..v .f '4 'uh V0 - I ' lfnl-gl, 17, J I, I ' If 14. Top Row-W. Claytor, K. Timbroolc, I. Zuckerman, R. Boyd, manager, J. Huyette, M Largent H. Strader. Second Row-C. Patton, C. Rowe, T. Ritter, W. Whitham, D. Robinson, W. Oates Bottom Row-G. Whitham, W. Cather, D. Stewart, R. Himelright, R. Sutton, F. Yeakle Varsity Basketball C oarbex MR. MADDEX and MR. OCHS SCORES Handley 19 ......... ................ Handley 24 ......,.. Handley 21 ......... Handley 16 ..,...... Handley 11 ..,...... Handley 16 ......,.. Handley 23 ......... Handley 16 ......... Handley 18 ......... Handley 18 ......... Handley 16 ........ Handley 21 ........ Handley 23 ..,...,. Handley 11 ........ Handley 18 ........ Handley 28 ............ tl' C. V. A. L. 88 .. gMartinsburg 39 C. H. S. 28 Charlestown 11 'l'Waynesboro 48 Shepherdstown 22 'fHagerstown 30 mf. .....,.,. R. M. A. sz ........9FFort Hill 37 Charlestown 32 C. H. S. 26 M. A. 58 ffHagerstown 40 Shepherdstown 39 Fort Hill42 tl'Martinsburg 37 . gWaynesboro 30 Intramural Basketball Team COLLEGE LEAGUE Bottom Row C a plain Sponfor Duke .........,............... .......... C . Cook ....... ......... M r. Legge Alabama ....................... ........ H . Patton ......... ......... M r. Bennett Southern California ...... .......... G . Dunn ....... .......... M r. Yates Navy ............................. ,........ M . Perry ....... ......... M r. Coe Harvard ..................... ....... L . Dunlap ........ ...,........ M r. Sipe Notre Dame ......, .. ........ B. Hayley ............. ....,.. M r. Browning Army .............,....... .,..... M . Shumaker ....... .. ....,,.. Mr. Sybert Texas Christian .......... ....... :F W. McIntyre ......... ....,.. M r. Joyce 'tNot in picture Team Yorks .......,...... Delicious ........ APPLE LEAGUE Top Row-Left to Right C a pldill Boyd Grimes Golden ....... Pippins ............... Winesap .......... Crab Apples ..... 89 J. Huyette Kerr Lake C. Trenary Moore ,AAJ-90 r af C' aff lf Track The '38 track team captained by Red Baker was, as were its two immediate forerunners, undefeated through five meets, namely, Massanutten, R. M. A., Martins- burg, Bunker Hill ftriangular meetj, Va. State, and C. V. A. L. League. The squad won the State and C. V. A. L. Championships for the fourth consecutive year. The one-mile relay record fell before their onslaught, and a new one of three minutes, thirty-eight seconds was established. As we go to press, Coach Sargent and Manager C. jones predict an excellent team for '39 that will live up to the reputation of its predecessors. 90 R1g.,htRow Bottom to Top I Whltlcmck, M.Shum1kc-1 C Rowe O Byvsitem C Cook F Yeakle G Whltlvlm .I Taylor R. Taylor, D Robmson G Dunn B Headley W Ltft Row Bottom to Top W Cather, B. Hayley, D Stcwlrt Brooks R button R Robxmon R Hxmelrxght H R0l'JlU9UI'l, L. Dunlap, W 'Snyder M Perry H P'1tton Boys Monogram Club OFFICERS Prefidefzl L. DUNLAP Serrefary M. PERRY SIUOIIIOVJ' OCHS and H 91 mf'-W - f. V1 X'lbf 'w' MMR, X0 Girls' Athletic Squad The Girls' Athletic Squad is composed of the Greens and Oranges in the junior and Senior High School who report for practices of any one of the girls' sports, namely soccer baseball, basketball, volley ball, or baseball.i Bottom Row flefl to riglalj Louise Miller Willie Mae Brumback Farley Massey Winifred Largent Alison Cooper Helen Lillis Lucille Spillman Margaret Hott Second Razz' Louise Ensogna Lillian Hodgson Nancy Lee Groff Mary MacDonald Ruthanna Craig Mary Lois Bean Isabelle Simpson Pauline Larrick Third Row Shirley Williams Colleen Orndoff Jane jackson Jacqueline English Kitty Baker Ann Hatcher Fozlrib Row Ruby Landacre Freda Loy Dorothy Hawthorne Ann Woolfolk Sylvia Triplett Mary Bowman Peggy Anderson Charlotte Schlack Gloria Dorsey Colleen Racey janet Lovett 92 Fifth Row Nancy Bond Gwen Lindstrom Clara Clark Pearl Nicholson Natalie Brown Ann Light Carol Lindstrom Dorothy Moore Jean Ebert Phyllis Fovvle Sixfb Row Kiola Swartz Peggy Crowl Hildegarde Wheeler Evelyn Preston N. L. Coble Eva Dyke Jean Everhart Jean Brill Ann Brown Eva Bledsoe SHAMROCKS A. COOPER ft'illl7hIill, Luft tu Righrf- P. Fuwlc, A. Williiiixis. S. WiIliun1s, D. Moore, A. Light, j. English, F. Mass R. Craig. N. I.. Cwhlc, M. L. Bum, P. Lurrick, I.. Miller, C. l.imIstrnm. JAX Q L . yy 0 sl I' i Soccer-Ball SCORES . f ii A- 1 X 1' S' I a , First game-AShamrocks-18 ' Oranges- 1 7 Second game-Oranges-36 I ,. ' Shamrocksf29 u, 1 , ' 1' Q Third game-Shamrocks-25 t i' I'-' A if ' Of2lHgCS+2-4 sf gf' I ,.. ix 1 , 'V , 4 is ' ,V I u f - ORANGES W. I.AuGi2N'r lf.1pf.1inJ Left to Right- --I. jackson, H. Lillis, F. Loy, W, M. Brumbuck, C. Schlnck, 1. Simpsim, Dorsey, A. XX'OOlfOlk, I.. EIISUAQIILI, E. Rzliiisbc-i'gc1', K. HllI'I11L7l1, M. Hurt. E. 'l'rci1nry. 93 Gs SHAMROCKS L. Miller D. Moore P. Larrick J. English F. Massey fmplfzizzj N. L. Groff J. Ebert A. Light D. Hawthorne Basketball First game-Oranges-ZS Shamrocks-2 5 Second game-Shamrocksf27 OrangesA21 Third gamefOranges426 Shamrocks-Z 3 Fourth game-Orangesf27 Shamrocks-26 Tx ORANGES M. Hott C. Orndoff W. M. Brumback J. jackson H. Lillis Qnzpfnizzj K. Baker F. Loy E. Rainsberger I. Simpson W. Largcnt in 0' 5910, Sw! ' ,lr L- ' 'lfxf '45 'f ..,,w- .1 - 94 'C 'N Girls' Monogram Club Leff rnzz'-ftolfv fn !20ll0l1ZRfgf7f ron'---X0 10 bvfffllll N. L. Coble il. English K. Baker R. Craig A. Woolfolk J. Ebert D. Moore W. M. Brumback C. Lindstrom WWI. Largcnt XA. Williams lgNot in picture. F. Massey J. jackson F. Loy A. Cooper S. Williarns H. Lillis I. Simpson L. Miller P. Lzirrick E. Rninsbergcr P. Fowle 95 .gf Hifi' Features MARY LOIS BEAN PRINCESS HANDLEY AND Miss SHENANDOAH VALLEY 1939 .ST IKFUKIXU Iulu' ljllllldp 4l.mu Dick MOST l'UI'l'I,AR 'XIUST A'I'HI,li'l'IC. MUNI' 'I'Al.liN'l'lfD OUT TA DI G PERSO ALITIE my lmx Iigum HlfS'I' DRFSSICD KL-nncth ciIk'YCIlgL'lA mm Umpu l.l1mw lixmyks lil-hl ALI, AROVND blnrla-3' Xxrlllhllllx Ru'l1.mi Sutrnn Hvlun Llllls XV1If1'ul CQ.1ll1v1' MOST S'l'l'DlOl'S lmllwlln' Nnnpwn ,I.um-N lirnwlm .V .N Y V, .. , L91 ,. . W., fmuiw Mlllcr V.1m'c l'mur111ily lSlCiCili5'l' I l.lR'I' hl.ll'j.1ilI'L'f FI. All1L'j' lidftllki Pdfltrll APPLE BLOSSOM PAGEANT PUZZLII PICTURE PAGE D0 you rccugnizc Bobbie and Allie - w x Sm M00 ', O. Kibkjzay ia? X, Q? 9 -1 - 'l. x A! I! Ni A I PP! f Ov rr .I J- Plossorni td Eg Chluaxgou u f X 7 N X du' 1 v ShiLLQ2kH2h!q.!.5'n. Z ' XX L' X 1 I ' ' N f , ,a ' Q . -A f f 7 5 4 Q ' ' N T123 W 1 ZW X 3 an,,k. g?Eyw P MCM Z f Q ' 42' 'G' 'QVAH X 'IIIIQN 2 - A 1 Su U x K V J YY V M .Ig ly X ' Fmidinq K0m.6.r1C,C'f . NZTM- -'Q Ode ? QORD5' 6 HX H A An dn X IAM. F -Ab-'M iii? E 1 M2381 oof .QV JN XX Tmfliii eff ji- , f Q 'vL'vk H 7 Q Dames liw' H Mun R ' l i 2 A - Bnhe.--P- F A A CARTOON IST'S IMPRESSIONS Calendar 38-39 Q3 2,36 llgpw SE xl? QQ ti lilllii ' -r 1 FEW ' Cn- - SEPTEMBER School opens with a full schedule. Mrs. Solenberger's Brats pay up IOOZ G. O. Dues forty minutes ahead of Mr. Browning's Angels . The long waiting line to the bookstore fills the Main Corridor. The First Executive Council Meeting. Our football team starts off the season with a victory over Berkeley Springs. New Constitution for General Organization is ratified by the student body. An interesting program on Pottery is given in As- sembly. The HANDLIAN Staff is approved at the first Senior Class Meeting. Our football team brings home the bacon with a victory over Harrisonburg. OCTOBER Mr. Browning's Angels , as usual, give the first assembly program. The Shamrocks win the girls' hard-fought soccer series. The Divisional singers give a program in assembly. Handley wins again in football over Charlestown. The Oranges 8: Shamrocks start basketball practice. Again our football team wins for dear old Alma Mater vs. R. M. A. Corridor exhibit of classwork from every department. We timidly carry home our first report. The Booster Club gives an enjoyable program in as- sembly. Deadline date for reduced G. O. Dues. Seven rooms IOOZ. Our football team meets its one and only defeat at the hands of Allegany. The Student Court is sworn in before the Student Body. The Football team regains its confidence with a strik- ing victory over Fort Hill 40-0. NOVEMBER A cartoonist gives a very amusing program in assem- bly. 103 4 etifbs gg : fi ji QQQQJNQS 9 , , 11 af ,f in KL XJ if 16. 18. 21. 22. 23. 24 26 28 30 VI w 'H ww Xl - - 1 --xl, 1 6 - 8 ,N fi 'N A nfs- ,zzzzeflgffzzxzz 'r AM- R7'M M fafrraa 9 3 . 9 Our second football team is defeated by R. M. A. We play football at Hagerstown, bringing home a close score in our favor. An assembly program is given by Alexander's Nov- elty Trio. Another victory for us in football over Fredericks- burg. An assembly program is given by Miss Cornwell's 10C English class commemorating Book Week. Service Club Banquet for Handley and Martinsburg football teams. Glee Club sings. Our second football team wins over Martinsburg by 21-0. Our noteworthy Glee Club gives its first assembly program. Corridor Commission is organized. Thanksgiving holidays begin joyously. Much to the disappointment of both teams our Thanksgiving Day grid-iron classic is postponed be- cause of 6 inches of snow. Mary Lois Bean chosen Miss Shenandoah Valley. We happily return to dear old Handley. A reptile program given in assembly evokes many squeals from the feminine members of the audience. DECEMBER Our postponed Thanksgiving Day game is played, bringing the season to a brilliant close with a vic- tory over Martinsburg. The Oranges win the hard-earned girls' basketball series. The unpopular reports again go out. The football banquet and dance climaxes our vic- torious season. The Glee Club gives its annual Xmas Concert with the aid of the Elementary pupils. To the joy of all our students the Christmas holi- days finally begin. JANUARY We return to school fortified with worthy New Year's resolutions. Our basketball team loses its first game of the sea- son to Martinsburg. Our basketball team again loses a very exciting game to Front Royal. Intramural basketball starts. 104 We defeat Charlestown in basketball. Mrs. Hale's group gives an Assembly Program Yel- low Tickets . L. Gatewood wins first prize and V. Bourjaily sec- ond prize in Lee Poetry contest. The first semester ends and we anxiously await our exam grades. The students observe judge Handley's birthday. The third term reports are carefully looked over by the studentsg many Seniors on Honor Roll. FEBRUARY Members of HANDLIAN Staff go to Baltimore to con- sult publishers. Senior Play tryouts. Tryouts are held for Valedictorian and Salutatorian. Booster Club distributes Valentines from the red mail box in the corridor. The F. F. A. presents in Assembly Cross , the magician. Miss Laughton's group gives program in assembly. Mr. Legge talks in Assembly about Washington as a farmer. MARCH HANDLIAN goes to press. juniors present Junior's Mustache as their annual play. Seniors sponsor their first dance. Girls' volley ball series begins. Last day of survey by the Southern Secondary Edu- cation Cooperative Association. Apple Blossom practice starts. The fourth term report comes out. The Handley Glee Club gives its annual concert. The Senior Play Apron String Revolt is presented. APRIL District Literary Contest at Fredericksburg fApproxi- mate datej The Easter holidays finally begin. Ah! Holidays end and intensive Apple Blossom practice holds sway. Latin and French teams go to Harrisonburg to com- pete in State Tournament. 105 dl JJ 4 tj WFQQQ 19 -- D .ffil lilll! CNLEJ3 Y 'T 62 m :Gs . K iadfi.-gli J 5' QQ l . 25. The fifth term reports go out. Final resolutions made for the last lap of the race. 27-28. Apple Blossom Festival fApproximate dates, MAY 13. We send our literary and athletic teams to Charlottes- ville for the State Contest. 20. The C. V. A. L. Track Meet. 29. Last term exams. 30. Decoration Day-one-half day holiday. JUNE 4. The Baccalaureate Sermon is given at 8 o'clock. 5. Hooray-The last day of exams! 6. The junior-Senior Prom climaxes a whole day's holi- day. 7. The Seniors attend their annual banquet and dance. 8. Annual pilgrimage is made by whole school to bene- factors' graves at 9 a. rn. The Seniors stage their Graduation Exercises at 8 p. m. 9. Ah! At last comes that long awaited day. Goodby dear old Handley! 106 DVERTI EME TS In Appreciation It has been our custom for several years to give special recognition to advertisers who have cooperated with HANDLIAN staffs over a long period of years. This Honor Roll is published, not for the purpose of exerting pressure in the sale of advertising space, but for the purpose of showing our sincere appreciation to old friends. We realize that without their continued support we could not publish our yearbook in the form that it is now produced. The system of starring used in the advertisements is: -A. .......... .......... Representation from two to live years ..........Representation from six to ten years ..........Representation from eleven to fifteen years ..........Representation for more than fifteen years if .......... -pf-if .......... tiff ......... . SPECIAL HONOR ROLL Peoples' Drug. Stores .......... ....... 1 8 years Haldeman's Creamery .......... ........ Hodgson and Brown ............. ....... 1 8 years H. C. Sheetz 8: Son .... John S. Solenberger 8: Co ........ ....... 1 8 years Flower Shop .............. Capitol Theatre ....................... ....... 1 8 years Eagle Meat Market ..,. Winchester Steam Laundry .......... ....... 1 7 years Margaret L. Hodgson Crystal ....................................... ....... 1 7 years J. V. Arthur ....................... ........ Winchester Evening Star ....... ....... 1 7 years Consumers' Utilities .... Baker's Drug Store .....,.. ....... 1 7 years Valley Service Station Joliffe Studios .......... ....... 1 6 years Pure Food Store ........ Barr's Studio .................. ....... 1 6 years H. W. Ebert ........................ ........ Hansborough 8: Carter ....... ....... 1 6 years Winchester Cold Storage .......... ........ Winchester Seed Co .................. ....... 1 6 years Mifflin B. Clowe ............... ........ John W. Rosenberger 8: Co ......... ....... 1 6 years Brook's Pharmacy ...... years years years years years years years years years years years years years iii OUR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1939 M MILLER 81 ANDERSCN PLUMBING 6. HEATING i COMPLIMENTS OF YORK'S LOG CABIN CAMP iitt JOLLIFFE STUDIO APPRECIATES THE PATRONAGE OF HANDLEY STUDENTS Fountain Service-Norris Exquisite Candies BROOKS' PHARMACY Prescription Druggist The REXALL Store Service with Satisfaction Magazines Cara Nome G Yardley Agency Phone 766 Winchester, Va. 'kick THE WORLD OF TOMORROW Ever changing, living conditions in the World of Tomorrow will make increasingly greater demands of your energy and skill. Competition will be keener. You'll need the most mod- ern assistance to profit in business, to find revitalizing comiort in your home. Your Electric Service can provide this aid most efficiently, most economically-make full use of it. NORTHERN VIRGINIA POWER COMPANY 'ki' 'kahfr COMPLIMENTS OF Barr's Sfudio 'ki' FOR UNSURPASSED CIDER VINEGAR Use Apple Pie Ridge Made by Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Co. WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA Winchesfer Cold S+orage Company RETAIL ICE BOHN AND McKEE AIR CONDITIONED REFRIGERATORS WATCH THE RED TRUCKS GO BY PHONE 850 iii John W. Rosenberger 8: Co., Inc. QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS DUPONT PAINT WALLPAPER 0 o WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA tiki ALWAYS REMEMBER YOUR BEST VALUE IS Hershey's Ice Cream HERSHEY CREAMERY CO. OF VIRGINIA, INC. WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA Winchesfer Cooperage Gulf Company Oil Corporafion Manufacturers oi I PETROLEUM BARRELS, BOXES, AND CRATES PRODUCTS 'ki' ir R. E. BUNCUTTER PHONE 294 COMPLIMENTS Buncu'Her Tire Company or COMPLETE GOODYEAR TIRE SERVICE A FRIEND 620 SOUTH BRADDOCK STREET WINCHESTER VIRGINIA inkii' 'ki' THE BEST-from the Worldls FINEST MAKERS . Our fashions change but our standards of courtesy and lair dealings are al- ways the same WENDER'S of Winchester NOT ONLY COR- RECT BUT INTEREST- ING! 0 Arrow Shirts 0 MacGregor Sweaters 0 Botany 6. Arrow Ties 0 Swank lewelry HANDLEY IEWELRY With the Handley Monogram Pins, Van- ity Cases, Keys, Brace- lets. Footballs and Belt Buckles. Sporting Goods of A. G. Spalding 6: Bro., Wilson Brothers and P. Goldsmith 51 Sons. COLLEGEPENNANTS Young Men's Sport Shop Hcznclley's Down-Town Headquarters Snag Sargent Tommy Kremer it ir Lee Baking Company BAKERS OF SOUTHERN MILK BREAD AND SOUTHERN CAKES Made to Suit The Southern Housewife 'ki' lziutauilll- 'I ll12itlI Iln IIIIII.. pd, mm.. i,,,, The right slant on refreshment 1-,p-1'-' Inv., lk 1 mme Hou-euwmg G, ' 'EEF' v 'vvnuunui-Lvl-' DRINK I Illlttwllltlttwllllli it For the best interests ot all Present and Fu- ture Policyhoidersu Hugh S. Lupton 8: Son The Mutual Insurance Agency For Over Fifty Years Dependable Insurance at a Saving 30 Rouss Avenue Winchester, Vcl. We Turn a House Into A Home Winchester Furniture Company R. E. Avey, Mgr, 1 COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS Phone 507 7 South Main St 'A' Cooper Merchandise and Oil Co. Iobbers of Groceries. Dry Goods, and Notions WHERE THE HANDLEY SCHOOL STUDENTS SHOP AND SAVE J. C. Penney Co. Independent Oil Dealers WINCHESTER VIRGINIA WINCHESTER VIRGINIA 'kit 'Ir Th e Compliments Georgewashington Hotel of Winchester, Virginia EUGENE R. BRANCH, Manager 150 Rooms Fireproot Rates from 352.00 up We congratulate this year's graduate class of Handley and Wish for them every success in their association With the busi- ness lite of the community. 'A' Winchester Wholesale Grocery Corp. At Your Service O ir COMPLIMENTS OF Jones Funeral Home 'Y W 'ki SERVICE I ' h!E?Sac1ED 'om - - H I BY ' ' E . . . 1 oowflv 1wLE-- , I , ON ' Compliments of Hansbrough 8: Carfer Loans Q - Insurance Real Estate WINCHESTER VIRGINIA ahlj v iii G A S TRULY FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS YOUR ouxcxc, CLEAN, ECONOMICAL SERVANT AT H a I d e m a n ' s Gas Company C r e a m e r y WINCHESTER VIRGINIA A Glass of Milk is a Glass of Health 1k ttf V ' v v v x N l ' Auf lf l 6 X' l Q 'X N x X X , X X .W -1 i W, .W COMPLIMENTS OF Nehi BoH'ling Company COMPLIMENTS OP J. A. Loy SINCLAIR GAS AND OILS BRADDOCK-MONMOUTH WINCHESTER, VA. COMPLIMENTS OF Wincl1es1'er KniH'ing Mill if do CGMPLIMENTS OF Virginia Woolen Mill ir l if Jno. S. Solenberger CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO ALL HANDLEY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 8 Co Inc' When You Think ot Entertainment- Remember HARDWARE. MILL Hable's Palace Theater and Presenting A11 Outstanding Screen ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Amfmons A Locally-owned, Controlled and Operated En- terprise Devoted to the Sincere Interest of all Phone 262 Winchester Theater Goers WINCHESTER VIRGINIA WINCHESTER VIRGINIA tiff i FANCY LAWN GRASS LAWN FERTII.IZER PRATT FEEDS Winchester Seed Company WINCHESTER VIRGINIA 'kirir Friendly Greetings! The Soft Water Laundry Winchester Steam Laundry He himself the better serves Who serves others best IUST PHONE 28 WINCHESTER VIRGINIA irtirir Protect your children ot the Community by using BIG IOE BREAD or GOLDEN KRUST BREAD Baked by B. 8: C. Baking Corp. JH' 1 COMPLIMENTS OF Virginia Loan 8: Thrift Corporation 105 N. LOUDOUN ST. WINCHESTEFVS NEWEST MEN TO YOUNG MENS STORE Grey 8: Eddy Phone 1561 '1Where Quality is a Tradition Gifts That Last Hodgson 8: Brown Iewelers and Registered Optometrists DIAMONDS-WATCHES SILVERWARE-IEWELRY Exclusive Agency for Stieff Silver Agents for Balfour Sr Company, your headquarters tor official Handley rings, medals, trophies and loving cups. Phone 172 'Iriridr COMPLIMENTS OF l J. E. Robertson As Handley serves your educational needs, We serve your wearing apparel needs with a complete line ot the latest styles in young men's and student's cloth- ing and furnishings of the best quality, reasonably priced. H. C. Sheets 8: Son Your Clothing Merchants iiii N.-! Q-xr Compliments ot IT'S BLACK AND WHITE- AND, READ ALL OVER! lt is no riddle, it is a fact! Frederick County tolk have been depending on the Star tor more than 40 years and it has never tailed. They read every column of every page be- cause it carries ALL the news ot 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, it 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 Publishers ot the Iunior Evening Star Dr. Con l'The Hgndley Nevygpgpeff' t ttti Compliments ot George W. Kurtz Dependable Furniture Funeral Director Since 1868 id' Charles Shewbriclge's Winchester Paint and Sign Co. Fine Wallpapers Call 619-W Compliments of Jones Florist Shop Princess Strother, Mgr. 137 W. BOSCAWEN STREET Phone 25 E. WATER ST. WINCHESTER, VA. 'k ir The Best Thing in Lite ls A Good Meal Home Cooked Compliments ToAs'rED sANDvvIc1-lr-:s SODAS AND CANDIES ot Make This The Place To Meet Your School Chums J. V. Arthur 'kick Golden Glow Coffee Shop Opposite Palace 'Theatre 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 Phone 26 1 COMPLIMENTS OF BLOOM'S DEPARTMENT STORE Winchester I Virginia nt' GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL BARBER SHOP We Cordially Invite You and Your Family To Patronize This Shop Courteous and Efiicient Barbers Chair Telephone Service D. P. SPRING, Mgr. 'A' For Your Parties Serve Underwood's Fancy Cakes They're just as Good to Eat as They are Attractive in Appearance U N D E R W O 0 D ' S 161 N. Loudoun St. Telephone 1302 i' LIFE AUTOMOBILE Graduation Gifts Insurance from the Come and See COLONIAL ART AND CRAFT SHOP LAWRENCE c. Hours COMPUMENTS FIRE-ACCIDENT-HEALTH Both the Giver and the Receiver 29 N' Loudoun Sl- Phone 758 37 E. Piccadilly St, Winchester, Va. One fact which we want to emphasize right COMPLIMENTS here is that success in business is absolutely dependent upon training for business responsi- CF bilities. GRIFFIN WALLPAPER 6 PAINT CO. Corner Cameron G Boscawen Street Phone-1084 i' Woodrow Wilson said: My knowledge of shorthand has been worth ten years of my life. WINCHESTER BUSINESS COLLEGE 2 W. Water Street Telephone ll Day and Night Classes 'A' COMPLIMENTS OF SCHENCK CHEESE CO. Kraft Products frm COURTESY OF SHENANDOAH MOTOR COMPANY, INC. COpposite Handley Schooll Blossom Potato Chips VALLEY Fool: co. 'lr COMPLIMENTS DR. HOWARD L. IAMES Drugless Physician-Health Specialist Health the Drugless Way .4 Q 4 , , SERVICE LEQQVRQUQTIX SALES 23 West Piccadilly St. 'UILTQ E E Phone 1384 its t L if BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL STOP AT --THE CRYSTAL! WHITE PALACE RESTAURANT FOR YOUR AN EXCELLENT PLACE TO Home-Made Candies and Refreshments ENTERTAIN YOUR FRIENDS THE CRYSTAL CAFE 'kiri' EW E i' Quality Food Quick Service COMPLIMENTS OF PURE FOOD STORE FRANK GEARING U. C. SHEETZ, MGR. Men's Clothing Winchester Virginia Furnishings and Hats 'ki' id: Gifts That Last! CLOWE'S IEWELRY STORE Expert Watchmalring. Iewelry Repairing and Engraving BROWN'S MEAT MARKET What Suits You . . . Suits Us Phone 15 609 s. BRADDOCK ST. Winchester Virginia Phone 525-526 COMPUMENTS MARGARET L. HODGSON OF Millinery-Ladies'. Iunior Miss USODDY.. HAINES And Infant Wear d an 122 North Loudoun Street His Orchestra Winchester Virginia Hosiery-Gloves-Accessories VISIT THE Latest Dress Materials Rugs-Shades-Draperies MOLING 5 CATHER Dependable Merchandise Phone 236 it . COMPLIMENTS OF EDWARD B. CAPPER Ieweler 'k PICCADILLY SODA SHOP Across from Handley Library Complete Fountain and Luncheonette Service After Movie Service Phone 1557 W. L. TYSON Apple Exporter P. O. BOX 212 Winchester Virginia Say it with Flowers Virginia's newest and most rnodernly equipped shop THE FLOWER SHOP 39 E. Piccadilly sf. COMPLIMENTS OF C. P. MCVICAR irivk if COMPLIMENTS ROSEMMA'S BEAUTY SHOP OF WINNIE KALAFAT, Prop. PURE OIL CO, Experienced Operators-Phone 538-W Lee Miller, Prop. Main St. Winchester, Va 'A' BOND BROTHERS COMPLIMENTS Orchard Supplies OF Friend Sprayers And Hardware GEORGE HOTT Phone 787 Winchester Virginia ink PICCADILLY DINER One-hall Block W. Geo. Washington Hotel Booths 24 Hour Service Free Parking Space COMPLIMENTS OF F. R. CRANE Ieweler ELMER V. HODGES Treasure House Gifts of Distinction A Complete Gift Shop 26 W. Piccadilly St. Winchester, Va. uk RAYLASS Department Stores Everything to Wear for the Entire Family at Lower Prices Shop Where Your Dollar Buys Most Winchester Virginia 'Ir OSCAR NEBEL COMPANY. INC. Full Fashioned Silk Hosiery Winchester Virginia O'CONNELL AIR CONDITIONING Rock Wool Insulation-Plumbing and Heating COMPLIMENTS OF BOYD G. HEADLEY Cabinet Makers and Antiquarian 1315 VALLEY AVENUE COMPLIMENTS OF ALEXANDERS DRUG STORE At Your Service In Sickness or Health 22 S. Braddock St. Phone 1622 Comer-Main and Valley Ave. Winchester, Va. Telephone-42 The NEW CITY SHOE REPAIR IOE CATHER, Prop, Shoes Called for and Delivered Try Us For Service 172 N. Loudoun St. Phone 1675 COMPLIMENTS OF BAKER 6. ANDERSON ELECTRICAL CO. Contractors R. C. A. Records and Victrolas Fixtures Appliances if COMPLIMENTS OF HARRIS' CUT RATE SERVICE STORE l79 N. Loudoun St. Phone 572 COMPLIMENTS OF IOHN H. SNYDER Plumbing 6. Heating SHAWNEE SERVICE STATION AND RESTAURANT Groceries and Contections 24 Hour Service-Telephone 1568 Winchester Virginia FOR THE WELL DRESSED GIRLS LOVETTS SHOE 6. DRESS SHOP GARBER ICE CREAM COMPANY The Best Kind Ask For Home Products 215 N, Cameron St. Phone 88 ir Bowl for Recreation Watch the spirit ol good fellowship and sociability among bowlers and you'll know why TEN MILLION Bowlers en- joy the game so much. HEALTH CENTER BOWLING ALLEYS Reduced Rates For Handley Students Phone 1518 i Y VIRGINIA RESTAURANT Home Cooking Specialize in Va. Ham Dinners Iohn Pappas, Prop, 44 E. Piccadilly St. Winchester, Va. PIFER PRINTING CO. INC. The Student's Friend Telephone 242 ir ir COMPLIMENTS OF HAMMAN 'S DOLLAR STORE Girls of the Senior Class -you are in- vited to Wear our Senior Class Hosiery -for they will certainly Wear longer. T. F. TIMBERLAKE Phone 149 THE LINEN STORE in S Msfcccv 'F' - COMPLIMENTS WINCHESTER DRY CLEANING WORKS OF BRANCH OFFICE: prom Royal' Virginia HOWARD SHOCKEY 6 SON Phone so 210 s. Braddock street nBuilde'su Winchester Virginia Winchester Virginia Ht' Y 'ki' my H. W. Butler C. F. Butler H. W. BUTLER 6 BROS., INC. Apple Buyers. Packers and Exporters Direct Connections in all the English Markets and Principle Markets of Euro- pean Continent. Winchester Virginia A and N STORES Complete Line- SPORTING-GOODS GYM-SUITS MENS-WEAR SHOES-BOOTS CAMP SUPPLIES RIDING TOGS Winchester Virginia 'A' LEE IACKSON SERVICE STATION and LUNCH ROOM Home Cooking cx Specialty lunction Route 50 and Route 3 ir I. S. MILLER 61 COMPANY Hardware-Paints-Electric Supplies Sporting Goods-Radios North Main Street Winchester Virginia id: COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF GROVE'S HOUSEFURNISHINGS Q VALLEY SERVICE INTERIOR HOME SERVICE STM-ION Winchester Virginia if -Hd: PmGLEY 5. CARPER C 0 A L PI-AZA CLEANERS Quality and Service Altering and Repairing A. C. SLONAKER 6. SON 2 Frederick Plaza Telephone 23 ii' 'Ir BOYD's DERMIC LOTION Own Your Own Home HEALS CHAPPED SKIN B. M. SULLIVAN 25 -50 C C Properly Bought-Sold-Rented-Exchcmged F R E D S . B O Y D The Prescription Druggist REAL ESTATE EXCLUSIVELY Corner Main and Water Streets WiHCheSTef Vifginifl When Better Autombiles are Built We Will Sell Them! H- W- EBERT BELL CLOTHES , SHOP Dealer in Buick Automobiles H l I WlNCHESTER'S FINEST MEN'S When Better Service is to be had STORE.. We Will Give ltl Winchester Virginia iririr ir Ship by Truck C A M M E R ' S DRY CLEANING SERVICE OUR MOTTO IS SATISFACTION BY l8 S. Braddock St. NOVICK Phone ll85 Free Moth Proofing 'lr 'A' Earl L. Mason COMPLIMENTS ATLANTIC LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF HONESTLY IT'S THE BEST POLICY C, L, ROBINSON ICE 6, COLD Fire-Autornobile-Health-Accident STORAGE CO. 109 North Loudoun St. Winchester Virginia phone 393 'lr ul' COMPLIMENTS OF CASH 6. CARRY GROCERY u SHAWNEE BUILDING 5' LOAN The Home of 1300 Food Items ASSOCIATION, INC. Home Financiers C' S. Burgess 'k 'k 1 PH0r 'L I , 4 1 COMPLIMENTS or lg' ci L. 1. CLEVENGER 2, I .m Esso sTA1'1oN fp, '- Of? 'YHE5 v4 Verified Esso Lubrication COMPLIMENTS OF RELIANCE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Main and Market Sts. Winchester, Va. OF PITTSBURGH Phone 1504 Frank I. Trammell, Mgr. Iohn P. l Iack l Hayley, Local Representative Winchester Virginia BAKER'S DRUG STORE C. F. Davis, Prop. Drugs-Candies--Toiletries Soda Fountain Service COMPLIMENTS OF BOB RH.EY'S ORCHESTRA Winchester Virginia ir'kir'k ir COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF RHODES DRUG COMPAY Only motorcycle delivery in town KEYSTONE SHQE STORE Phone 373-374 Winchester Virginia ink ir BUSY BEE RESTAURANT COMPLIMENTS QP We are educated for this business We welcome you with real American Cooking and Southern H F Hospitality , . P , P . Sun O11 Company IGS Gppus mp Winchester Virginia COMPLIMENTS MARTHA WASHINGTON FOUNTAIN OF Catering to People who like C. F- DUNLAP good toasted sandwiches d f h' d' k , Cm re res mg rm S Oliver Farm Equipment 19 E- PiCCUdiHY St- Winchester Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF BICKERS MOTOR CO. The Ford Folks Bring Your Car Home For Service COMPLIMENTS OF DELLINGER BROS. Studebaker 6. Willys Overland 212-214 E. Piccadilly St. Tires. Gas. Oil and Accessories i' e,,L. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF E. EARL SHADE Phone 441 N. 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