Handley High School - Handlian Yearbook (Winchester, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 127 of the 1943 volume:

rf Zi Ex WIS ', zzz if, had 1 cr-Ff'9'4 554:54 4575 f, ,I 1. I W 2 ,aw ik x ui' wiv' ex s, Q I. ,+L nw' If ,, 'U J r H . 4, 7 Yebigif li, X t. . 'X Q W v 'S f, 1, +,,x,, 1 -v vm,- Sf OVEWOI' Twenty years ago the Handley High School began its initial year with an enrollment ot nearly one thousand students lt is with pride and ad- miration that we look back on the classes that have preceded us, and-which have helped to make the Handley we know. With great hope and an- ticipation we look to the tuture. We feel we are now beginning a new era in which growth and great change are inevitable. lt is with this in mind that we have composed the V943 Handlian, hoping that it may be a tan- gible expression ot what Handley means to us today. We have endeavored to retlect truly the inspiration and value ot our school lite and to show the ettorts and achievements ot a Handley-at war lt, in tuture years, this book brings back memories ot these happy school days, its purpose will have been tultilled. omfemfs Administration Seniors Undergraduates Activities Features Advertisements 6JiC6Llfi0IZ To those sons ot l-lohdley who lett its closs rooms to toke up orms iri defense of their couritry, this volume is dedicoted iri proud Cohtidehce thot they will uphold in the ormed torces ohd upoh the hottletields ot the world the tihest troditiohs ot l-loridley. sal! Vi HQCLLLTV l lt is eminently app1'op1'iatc that the pages of this book slwulcl be headed by Mr. Quarles who excmplifxes the tolerant guidance and unflcrstzuuling with which Handley has always been aclministerecl. f'lEia.f.JCo.-MA, N . MISS CORKEY Assistant Principal RTR. BROWNING Assistant-to-theSpperinteiidexit 5' 0. Y flj Miss Virginia llarr, Mrs. Vir 'inia ll 'cl l'llX g my llarr, P. Drowning, Mrs. lV . ' lil ' ' ' ' ' ' ' mabc-th Clone, Qhailes A. Coe, Jr., Mrs. Mary 1 Q. Dechert Zj Miss Sadie Finklestein, Mrs. Edith C' Ga1'1 1b1 111clt Mis L l ll ,. t . , '. ouce e P. Hale Luther S. Hale, Miss Gwendolyn Haynes, Miss Clara Lee Hyatt 32 Russell A. Joyce, Hunter Maddex, M' . V ' ' ' , ' . iss ngmia MeCue William H Mcllwee, Mis. Nancy Smith MeVicar, Mrs. Edna H. Ochs l 5 7jCA4-ff - 1654.441 LLL:o2.z2 QPLQ feg,-A s . . . f 71 . X3 441-4,4114-? ',,!'7 571-ij! ffhc - I . J '35 4'f,Z-'ug Q ge f'V, i'L 'M9i .' 4 '1 -J .NS 3 x 33 M33 Q45 Mrs. Gertrude H. Organ, Miss Katherine Pannill, Miss Lena C. Payne, Mrs. Gertrude R. Peery, Mrs. Catherine MeV. Rice, Miss Susan Saulsbury Q55 Miss Ruby Shiley, Mrs. Opal R. Solenberger, Paul W. Sybert, Mrs. Betty F. Thresh, james li. Yates, Mrs. Brumbaek C6j Mrs. Johnson,Mrs. Hall, Miss Alice Stevens, Miss Grove, Mr. Frye Mrs. Lucy Sprint Crim, Miss Bessie L. Corkey, Garland R. Quarles l Chfilzclzesfer Selma! joarg Mr- Stewart licll ..... Dr. H. H. llflefiuire. . Dr. B, B. Dutton Adm. Louis M. Nulton Nr, Howard Shockey Mr. F. Amos Shryock Mr. VV. G. Harclx' Mr. Ray Robinson Dr. Ralph B. Snapp ......Presidcut . . . . . Vice-President gfmzgfey .Bang of Crusfees Mr. T. Russell Cather. Nr. lllauricc lNl. Lynch Mr. C. Ye 1'1141 n liclcly. .. lNI1'.H. D. Fuller Mr. John I. Sloat Mr. VV. Nelson Page Mr. Clifford D. Grim Mr. VVilliz11n lf. Cooper Nr. Charles H. Harper ......Prcsidcnt . . . . .Vice-President . . .Sr'crcta1'y-Treaszrrcr N OT4 The sponsorship of this class has been a task undertaken solely through the unselhsh willingness of those teache1's whom we chose to be our guides. In realization of the fact that this has been a year of added responsibilities for teachers and students alike, we are particularly appreciative of the leadership of Miss McCue, Mr. Joyce and Mr. Browning. Miss McCue, through three years of able management of all our social func- tions, Mr. Joyce, through his invaluable assistance on the HANDLIAN, and Mr. Browning through his heartening encouragement and sincere friendliness, have each endowed the class of 1943 with a feeling of utmost satisfaction and con- fidence in our directors. VVith deepest gratitude we acknowledge the patience, the aid, and the inspiration of our sponsors. Senior Gfass Ufjqcers TEVIOUS BAILEY ..... ...... ....... P r esidcnt LEON POPE ......... ..... V ice-President JANE BARNHART ..,. ...... S eoremry DINSMORE POTTS .... .... . Trcasurcr W tgjf f 5 .f nv I n v r 'O : ' s J P x ' x , ., .. , 1 '- 0 N fs I n v 7 N 5 - . v l s . , -. .i. . ' Q 1 , , 4 s 5 , l - Q, Q' 4 I' ' - X x ,K ,li - , .- , ' 7 - - n r - 4 -1 if C I I X 4 , I , 4 gs A. ' , - . 7 A 4 - Q ' N y Q . . ' . u Il 4 , , N, s x q N s K I - . , Q , sv Q . I' - .,l' , s 1 ' Q n Q sf s Q I s Q' N ' ' ' ' ' ' . l Q ' v - u - x'x ' X W .. 'l J., i .,, ,. . WK I Av L'f.f I is 4 ff! I' J! ' J , N' ,E 1. H' ' df , I ,, ', f 1i'v J Af! ,., u 1' 'I' .1 x f ,f If , if . N! , V I ,.',- fdjflu V s N 7 fy wpy v at iy ' fi a g1,,,1S7,m.JL,d, - 'll Q, , cw' y c my ao. wa, H4 H1-1 -fad lill ' jwwwl iwamw., Jawa M ae . J., Q A MA 1, L l-IERINE LOUISE ARNOLD EUGENE CAMPBELL BABB W :Ap lf . GENERAL GENERAL Qt Cabs e ce? Can she sing? Can f'Babb's active participation in activi- . S y the piano? Of course ties, from the fourth grade upward final- AMM '5 'awe t t's Lou. This topped by a happy- ly culminated in his being elected to the 151111 cf MN H ' ' ' V Mil -- wi STUART sHRYocK BAILEY 0- ucky personality is what makes Lou ur rite classmates. PM We 9 GILNLRAL During his stay at Handley, Stuart has made many friends, played in a number of intramural sports, and became a mem- ber of the Glee Club this year. prominent position of Business Manager of the 1943 HANDLIAN, Having con- tributed constructively to everything of which he has been a part so far, his pres- ence in the Army Air Corps Reserve in the near future should be welcomed. TEVIOUS CATHER BAILEY Acanmuc The class presidency for the past three years has been ably managed by Tevious. At the same time he has shown ability in the field of sports, and he has proved to be an excellent student. Tevious certain- ly deserves to be called the 'fMost Likely to Succeed. I A! P L Y , I J , 0 if J ' ir . .-VH' 'N M J DUQZI 'M io 1053 - ,5 W ntl' z ' A 50, pn: I fu dx I if lp in-lmyggptl ggi XYWQU3- Aly.. ra V 9,5 .3 ,f rw cw! sir Q ,WNW I J' I W I M! ff .i fbsfflpcff 4, I X, WU! ffffri' P . u , 1 . I V fi 1 .X ' yf REBECCA JANE BARNHART GENERAL Jane smiled, and we all immediately liked her. Her interests range from ath- letics to the band-from being secretary of the class to nursing. F. MARION BRILL GENERAL But for Marion, the mainstay of the band, Professor Mcllwee would be prac- tically without Hoom-pahsf' Now that he has left for the army, the absence of his broad grin is conspicuous around Handley. ANN BROMLEY BOWERS ACADEMIC Here is a girl who is always cheerful, yet always wants her own way, no mat- ter what may come along. Ann is a fine girl, and we wish her the best of luck in the future. DOROTHY ELIZABETH BROWN STENOGRAPHIC Famous for that swishing page boy bob, Dot has a lively interest in art. A quiet, pensive girl, she is bound for suc- cess in whatever field of work she may choose. 1' -Q I -Lge la yawn E 4645 I wi Ki, .Arif4,,n-!,lRfNJvjiNV,la 252- af ajax W . -M ,if',,.f ' ' 'f,,'fyl'1 if ff' lf1aa.a.4Aaw,Q.fl44aX1La-- ,Zy,L,4,,ki 'fig , A Mag-Ez aaa' ir: .. ,, fefew-4fMf4Q rx l ' f i N' ff-A V Z4 L ,fi X454 vit Af - , . 'Wd- if 'R SP we mwwa 1404940-:J i DOLLY MAE BURKE PATRICIA BELLE CAPPER STENOGRAPHIC ACADENIIC Dolly, with her quiet yet cheerful dis- position, is well liked by all of her fellow students. Basketball seems to be her fav- orite sport with badminton running a close second. Her aspiration for the future is to become a secretary. LEO GORDON CAMPBELL GENERAL It can't be denied that Leo stands out Habove the other members of his class. An ardent participant in intra- mural basketball, he has proved himself a great asset to his team. Upon gradua- tion his interest will turn to the Army Air Corps. Though school has not held a particu- lar attraction for Pat, she is most active elsewhere, having a yen for bowling, dancing, and skating. Her complacency in the face of difficult situations is ad- mirable. GARVIN LEROY CARPER GENERAL Garvin with his drum has been an ardent member of the band for several years. Not being interested in any sport except intramural basketball, he turned to his hobby of auto mechanics at which he shows marked efficiency. K I ,ffl 'I ' . N-Zi s My of pjf' ,gif Zuhg, 6x QQKVY Cprl .SO ClOYl D . , i My ff K, ff' H, QF I bflgkk ADO YYXOJIUX hififllrg. jjj ,J W -jf' ' ' Tho? xxbfkgxixf' ff!! f-f '7f,-ML. Wk mi. Ula. l'w.l,I2. had Oi ll RSS is 1 ,, v' , - xy, lb xQ.w. .c,?k 4 v X, it Egllgllgi 2 M S fly Cllr fm ill MARY VIRGINIA CARSON ACADEMIC Not only has Mary Virginia's trail through high school been studded with many A's, but it has given her the respect of all her fellow students. She seeks a degree in industrial chemistry at the University of Virginia. CONSTANCE COLLEEN CATHER GENERAL-CoMMERc1AL Miss Vitality, that is what Colleen should be called. This was evident in the enthusiasm she displayed in heading up our scrap metal drive and in keeping up our morale at football games as a cheerleader. J, tv Q JEANNE ELIZABETH CATHER GENERAL Jeanne is one of those lucky people whose philosophy of life is 'lDon't wor- ry, When enjoying herself, she reminds one of a bubbling glass of champagne. However, her more serious aim in life is to become a W.A.A.F. CHARLES HENRY COCHRAN GENERAL Since Charles has been at Handley, he has participated in many extra-curricular activities, culminating in his being elected to the Presidency of the F.F.A. my L doob Ux otloawxw lux!- s baltv. Cwvikwty Lao. mt ae A I :wg , l:W'M'JWt ,W were X .jaws ,I dh VAWLQJ ffl -AJW if-AL Ll'ti s i La- f..c'- ,gel Ury. 4 I. 1,1 , f I ' Q 'J , args t-Jgyfs i V -, XO,r5.'0l 'IVA-yx 09 if 'V . Xi I ff .llikil l' Q3 W M xy Xu- ,Fw V 'igpm ACR? 15 vc .JD 3 ii I 3' ' N' .if Q 39 v Ly? 'QW eel . X ty' Ay, Qoifap fygyf Ley! ' 9' l sryy DAY' 'X ff? :syn ir 'X Q. vi 1476 'CJ' .IELIZABETH ANN CONKLIN ANDREW R, JR. ' ACADEMIC AICADEMIC xv' 'jd' YI' lYour spirits can never droop around this lively young lady, who through her unharnessed imagination can perpetually arouse your curiosity. We know Betsy will make a successful interpreter, for wards never fail her in any language. ANNA JANE COOPER ACADEMIC While at Handley, Anna Jane has been tops in all sportsg in the VVho's VVhog the Monogram and Library Clubsg Senior dance committee and editorial staff of the HANDLIAN. Robby's'l nimble fingers and musical talent have won him much praise. He intends to further develop his musical ability after he graduates, DOROTHY MARIE COOPER ACADEAIIC VVhenever we hear a deep chuckle, it's a good guess that Dottie is somewhere near. Having mastered the art of being able to make everyone she is with happy and having lent a helping hand, always, in everything, it is only natural that we would vote her the 'lBest All-Round senior girl. , I ,W ii. iwiwilftli put n-f' ll Wm' if .l we I X. K- -, q I '-.slr ' 1 1 . . 3' ,A . 'ga' L- Jr 5 6m x Q I 1 yyx JN ,J9 A i 1 4 , as , 3 , R? Q' I J 'YD ' vt ntvxk xrfwofsi? ff ,N if -J ci' ,mp fx x x N F 54. My Elm W fi ,- W W KV c J i'ADEMIC WW, Ry! 1 Psffative tempeiamental Janie, with er artistic and writing abilities, can be Counted on to do any job if her tempera- ment hasn't turned temperamental! AUDREY FRANCES CRESWELL STIQNOGRAPHIC Pic! Pic! Pic! Had it not been for Audrey's endless industry as one of our typists, we Could never have achieved this HANDLIAN. We hope she will skate through life with as few tumbles as she has had at the rink. A , VN GENERAL Always where the fray is thickest, Betty has shown us her athletic ability. Handley says, Hats off to a good sport. NANCY GRAY DAUGHERTY A,CADERIIC Nancy, a real sport in athletics as well as everything else, has made rnany friends at Handley. VVe know she will do honor to that nurse's uniform shelll soon be wearing. Hi R'ekiei'x.,N 5 i r 57,1-,ni 1' Q. .Llil . 5 I X mxixt- -- '0 ,pYi'yy, LDL bUU'l- ', 0 fi xi JS CUVKJ 155751 kill C30 ground Yl'vslriH'f ' ,Emil Oil ZUl'1w'Il ' Jia: 5- M' N .vw C-y I M. Mvw tl' wld 7,-o. J yhgqyhy Vu.: Wolff'-4-10A flqiuv s Jnlfytfl J 'Hr lv ' ' n f fry, fha., 0XffI'4 5'7ff5Qf'.. 9 ,XM 'L RM sfnmflf' 51.30621-Q- ' fovll-fi aaa. 'UL WM! .gf.uap-Q ffffW1 Q rf-we fprfefldt uf 754 fdvd ,A N .400 LYU0 'ly if L 'Lwuw A7 ,-Jffal Wi me WLLU7 00 a 47 CL ,,ja,a4,4Q,,g, 1 dffig N -D ,.f,,cii7'7f2l ,ffl ' U1 r -B- X XX 1' -w r- xv ' Y.,-H N 5 omg X- .. X T' Q 5:- ,vm 'ff -9 ' l 't-of is l 9 i DORIS JEANNE DEARING STENOGRAPHIC If you see a dark haired lass bending over a drawing of someone with intense interest, you may be sure it is Doris, for portraiture is her main pastime. Her quiet reserve and outstanding ability to cooperate will be invaluable aids in her accomplishment of any task. CHAUNCEY FRIES DORSEY GENERAL-COMMERCIAL During Chauncey's brief stay at Hand- ley, he has, in a quiet way, won many friends through his consideration and sense of humor. JOHN VERNON DEHAVEN GENERAL-COMMERCIAL An essential component of our foot- ball and track teams, HI. V.'s loss will be keeny felt next year. He seems to exercise his sharp sense of humor at every opportunity, and consequently gets along well with all his fellow students. DANIEL ASHBY DOYLE GENERAL Out of school, if he was not working, most of 'KBuzzy's time was claimed by his hobby, aeroplanes. In school, he was always cheerful, and willing to help any- one in a rut, We were sorry to lose him when he was recently inducted into the army. J uf. Q- ,, ,ll in I J 7'- Vg 1'1 !'- 1 , . L '-'wif --r,s. I ,I I 10757 f K: 1 ff ff' Wi ' , mi., J ,fwif feet x . W f l QNA J JL 'U-0-1411 lkou.-in JU' ua Qghoi 'ibm i ,lf 1' le :co ' '21 -9-'Stu' f . 5 I ,fi ' ,J 'Jo-us Aid awgpl JJJ1 I ' J l fl Kyqmfg '-xnru Lsbif -of ' M I , bwvzlg. i f M jpff- 5 .,-dd ffam-urv1oJ.L1i. ' A uf PM l'L2fU'3 fam ,wi i I ' 4 f M imlwi WM' ' MAUR JEFFERSON DUFFEY MARY DUSING dvd 'Ma A ACADEMIC GENERAL mf- 1 1732510 ea5y'-gOing, Sfraightforward, ami- Mary, who came to Handley from ggi! ' able, has displayed throughout his school Stephens City, has spent her high school , f y years those manly qualities which we years in faithful preparation for a career I m0Stadm1fe-h01mr, reliability, courtesy, as a secretary. In accordance with this 1 ' djndustry. her chief interest has been shorthand. ENjAMIN BLANTON DUTTON, BETTY ANNE DUVALL JR, STENOGRAPHIC J , ACADEBIIC Betty, with her beautiful auburn hair, ' Since Ren is considered by vote to is a very small package of femininity, B ,VJ 'We Handley's most popular boy, it does 1 . 4 not leave much to say about him. He ia has, however, showed his willingness to cooperate in any student activity, rang- ing from plays and dances, to student government, That red head and per- petually impish grin will be missed next year. However, it is one hlled with friendliness and personality. She is an A-l girl to be rated along with the other explosives- dynamite and T. N. T. 9 i K . ' c ' f, AA. 'ROGER EDMONDS ' Comniiuciixi. Roger, who entered Handley in the tenth grade, left us last january to re- turn to his home in Xkinchester, ling- land, where he expected to join the Fleet Air Arm. During his years in our school, Roger won the respect and friendship of many. JEAN FARHNEY IACADEMIC Jean has a dual personality. Meek one minute and full of animation the next, she often puzzles her friends. Of all the things in life which Jean enjoys, playing the piano is the most prominent. VVe be- lieve that her ambition to reach the top in any vocation she may choose will cer- tainly be fulfilled. EDWARD THOMAS EMBREY GEN1-:RAL-CoMM15Rc1AL Football and track were Edwards main attractions at Handley, and he has been heard to say, A'Never let studies in- terfere with your high school education, Now that you're in the Army, Edward, we wish you the very best of luck. RHODA FLETCHER STI-:NocaRAP1i1c Rhoda has proved her dominant in- terest in art by being an active member of the Art Club. Her main ambition for the future is to become a sccretary, VVe know her pleasant personality will help her in whatever she may do. 'ff .-V' -I2 UQPLJ LV!!! f off' 3,40-f , 4 ,J M41 , -4,1 ' .yawn 1 -eb-- 'x 'f j f- .- ' f - , . 'X Y x ,L-1.447 , A Lamar IJCLAI-nL..,f , 14414 big L., g Wx f , Af M 'L,4,.LAJ '..C,1,,K,2,,-c..-f .14 . .-.JVA-4L4.,4' Visa ja' xo xv! W' ' , , , cf J' .l4g.4.4,.? .1 .z.,-f,.7. -. .. -'fl' 7 ,Liv J- ,Jef Drum rf' .Ao , f K Q ' .9 XJ- fx , AL. 'of f 4-ff-Teflf ' LL., f'--M-ci' L,.4.A4a. Q10 Cxblo--SQX-gp Q, Jr 'sl' if A, , , -' . . f 1 'WHVLA I 'frv-4 ff j K Dx QQ-we 'rival fifwvvif fx4,0'rn,z. JJQN z g ,. 4 fa on iff!-ex j . f, ,4,4.,f,g,.., .QA ,X 4 f-'V--gi' 1' Agri www M' - ,M5i j W if f, 'kris- BETTY JAYNE FORREST STENOGRAPHIC Betty, who is an ardent member of both the Library Club and the Glee Club, is Well liked by students and teachers as Well. She is very efficient, having di- rected various plays and programs dur- ing her years at Handley. VVe wish her great luck with whatever she undertakes in future years. JANE GOSS GENERAL Jane, with her timid ways, shows how pleasant and attractive a tiny brunette can be. She dreams of becoming a second Florence Nightingale. GENEVIEVE LORENE FOX STENOGRAPIIIC Genevieve, with her willingness to do what is put before her, has taken her place as one of our most reliable seniors. MARY ELIZABETH GREENAWALT GENERAL Betty goes about her business in a quiet, competent manner. She is con- sistently there in time of need, and has been an ever-ready member of our class throughout high school. a...,. loin' HWWJM- fe 1J,L,J,Lff 4,4 ,n,L,v -04 n A ,'i ill. L1 1 . Af 's ri ,f 'Chip' .4111 -.2 I K- .,'g441 ll, ' 'J ij D I' J dld,:1s'f jaifu ' . .. 11:15, 'f E .WM aff Q,-i 'iJ 'll ,Q wg M , 1 B 7 if tp WWW ,Vile f I iy , ' it ff 7' my iiiiifiilj A ifylii DOROTHY GRIM ST1iNoGRAP111c Dorothy is recognized by her big brown eyes and her pleasant, even-tem- pered disposition. He main interest at Handley has been the stenographic course. l FLORENCE MARIE HANNUM S'1s.soc:RAPn1C Marie presents the world with genial- ity and a capacity for business. Her ambition is to become a competent secre- tar' for a Ht ood Iookinz boss. J MOLLY ANN GRIM STENOGRAPIIIC All through high school Molly Ann has lived up to that medal she was given in the eighth grade for being the most outstanding girl in her class. Cooperation, scholastic ability, and courtesy-these are her most distinguishing attributes. JOSEPH P. HARRY GENERAL Having taken an active part in school activities-joe ranged from being Cap- tain of 'Georgia Tech in intramural basketball to president of the Executive Council. Sometime soon he hopes to be wearing a pair of silver wings. i I 1. ,., ,. .f . l ,J J' X' f . 1 ,-A , twig, ,A . 3. .2- ,li 'u 'J Jule' ,J 4. K WX it ig ix XXX- x X l ill , 5 N 3' X , R K l il X lx X x 5 ' Q NEIL HERMAN HOKE , , IXCADEMIC Neil is one of the many students who , h S been here at Handley since the fourth gade. Making a high scholastic average, hl intention to attend college has been N X Xa sl 3 it in x tif' ,iles 0? wx llixf N t varted by the war, so Neil will have to go into the army after his graduation instead. DOROTHY JANE JAKIMIER STENOGRAPHIC Sweet and very likeable, that's Jane. NVhat more need we say-except that she's a very industrious girl as well. I . MARY LOUISE HOOK GLZNERAL NVhen it comes to standing up for her rights, Mary Louise, one of Handley's best soccer, basketball, and volley ball players, shows as nuch backbone as any male. HARRY WILLIATT JENKINS Gi-:N1aRAi. Although Harry hasn't taken part in a great number of extra-curricular activi- ties, those which he has undertaken were done to the best of his ability. This characteristic is one which will stand him in good stead throughout life. .vLJmJ,Zl1w4.,.,,. alqaad-m 2.24 22... ,1r4yA.,2!.A,,,. J I fbi. .,,.,,, AM ' lf - L Zu 2141 fAf'F J I ' 1 1:.Lq:,,:4.A 0 N , v' LLM, wer li' f 'yfj4' if l , 3 Q fy tv ' j 71 ig NU i 5 if ! iff I if if ,A 1 fb ' , , 4' J J W xr . ' ' li, N 1' f ,, A V Mr ilffl ly' y '. W DOUGLAS forms f i 3 ' 'i G14INIiIRAl: ,v J 4 f Coming U05 lglahflley in his ,senior year K 4 1 lx from Qfpperville High School, 'tDoug fi if dicfn't'ta-ke long to become well known by all. You couldn't miss that curly hair or that sense of humor which has bright- ened many of our duller moments. After graduating, he will soon be wearing a uniform in the U. S. Army. JESSE ERNEST REA KIRACOFE, JR. GENERAL Even though Jesse has been inducted into the army recently, nothing could ever hide his sense of humor or his art- istic skill. VVhat Handley will do with- out him when posters or decorations are needed is a question that is still unsolved. Tl? 5254? rf- 'ff 0 ROBERT SMITH KERN GIQNERAL llobby, with his infectious laugh, is- al- ways ready to offer a cheerful word or a lending hand. As a member of the football team and a reliable basketball manager, he has made his most Out- standing mark in the field of athletics. ROGER EDWARD LAIGN ACADEMIC Since coming to Handley from Mar- tinsburg, Roger has made many friends and an exceptional scholastic record of which we are all proud. 'B 's ,rsgs X Lffwrffffi fm VW WW? ,pf if lf WJ 4' W' , ,fm rf J' V' Nvyjf s' .J Vwy' fxy NMA ' . ug, k V ' M' ,IQ 1 BVI Mi am! upkfm J- J- u X sp iibvfynffft W. ISABELLE VIRGINIA LARRICK ACADEMIC Utterly likeable and intensely dramatic, this senior has played a highly com- mendable role in all activities. Hlzzyf' who is not only tenipestuous but head- strong as well, will not soon be forgotten. CHARLOTTE NELSON MEADE ACADEMIC To know Charlotte is a treat, for she has everything that an all-round person could have-personality, ability, loyalty, and sincerity. ALLEN KENNETH LEGGE GENERAL Vilhenever you see that tall, good- looking blonde by the name of Allen, you know that here is not only a real sport but one of the most popular seniors as well. Football and track are his favorite athletics in both of which he is a letter- man. Vile wish you the best of luck with our Armed Forces, Allen. CARROLL DUFF MASON fiENERAL Through his constructive arguments in every class, Carroll has convinced his teachers that he would make a good lawyer. His ambition, however, is to be- come a radio engineer, though Uncle Sam has temporarily changed these plans. fm. tp'-'Y ,VJ -L,,Y',JJi-L , Tv?-X I JVM' j1'Jl Ft J V . XJ. ,W'.f1Tv Yjvvwf fl l PQI. Bs ' xx 'JJ' M 'D Qilruf' o 1' Qi' J lv.. lvjyyiifl ' X we-f C o, ,X . f pl :yy ghfllv 423' A LJ Ab JJ WJ- 'L MMMW X ffffialf' M,, PM 'Q l KATHERINE SUSANNA MILLS STIQNOGRAPHIC Complacent and unassuming, Kather- ine is a most loyal and trustworthy friend. Her one desire is to become an interior decorator. JAYNE PORTERFIELD MYERS Gi-:Ni5RA1. Jayne has personalityg she is friendlyg she is fung she isfbut no-weyll stop there. W Y 3-97 ,I RJJJJ-Vfhdvvi 1 .4JJJ-p-Z,,4 PM 'jJ.L,- K eqsvf:-' ,V MARY ELIZABETH MILLER GENERAL Mary, that girl with the laughing per- sonality, a wicked gleam in her eyes, and an infinite capacity for fun, is a favorite of everyone. HILDA NELSON GENERAL Hilda, not contented with the ordinary life, in her junior year took a trip to Cuba, and in her Senior year entered the boy's Electricity class. VVe hope her future years will be as interesting as those so far have been. su- fy, X JA,6.,L.. fer 5 'VL' S Nbqif' 'J Q- g , gba amxyfxexslpvx if-'A Q5 Oyxe Q 9.11 Q,Xs- Xfixlu -,gqw-N ,011 111 '. ly wma af' tsl - f,,,,1o l9,,.,f-ffff 5 yadk' A 'Dum Lou - ,- Ujupillh ULD 'Ru-n1mh.v1 llfl-f 41,4 LL,-Qxow Ervkyjl 11-,tx-.U1J,,5i fuzw ' WM- 4, a -aw up +M- UQ-q'U-1 Va-LJ' Klart-ix ,jlw Q fl'-fs AM- 'J'mS APP lp.D QELTQ , XF 9,1-fl' M J kg I NNA-CKRMELI AfI'llORRIS Z ' 6,6 ST GRAPHIC 9f'RfQ1!4uiet and Yexefv l -Xnna has made 1 nds dt Tlllglfil' years at yJ 'v'! ' er, :e Y' V atjglly AQ leaving h e sh 15 Q-fp an ing on going into secretarial work ETTIS LUCILLE ORNDOFF GENERAL Quiet, talkative, amusing, Ettis is en- dowed with a happy-go-lucky personality which enables her to be a good COITI- panion for anyone. BEATRICE HEATH O'CONNELL AACADEMIC VVith frankness, fairness, wit, and great artistic ability as cargo, Bea's ship sails on an even keel. Her true Irish spirit and singleness of purpose will carry her far, JANE OVER STI-ZNOGRAPIIIC Jane, one of the most efficient and gracious girls we have ever known, will be an asset in any man's world-business or otherwise. as r.-1 .in lj LC' L., fl -1l fLl ri-eh .-4, Q.V1-urkin-.i r '7 1 Qinoncx 'lb'-+4 'WHQ faaifnc Jdatti. - reg.:-.I l .lp 1 .Q-it A Wllfll. ,flip 4 SS xg nn I -s new LJ. !! 'I JMAM V .1 :VJ .PE-SH f. 16J,'.b'j4p4!'q' f ' 1' .jf ..f, M ea Q2 - . J .1 aff' we 2 f 1 A W' 'f ,f .. J ' .V -. ' - . . 47 J 6' JL C, f !fyif rwjf 5 ' 4- ff' - . . 4 . ',- J yfyuf -J r 'lf f Q, QS' - 51' ff ' VJVM1 1 rf e f ,leaf 1 , xc N , i o xv Q-- Jxfyc ffl? l l l 'lgauuiutaa A Ju. on-iw f 044' - W Lx 'jean 2 . X6 QAM9, ,avi-n.S-1-I ww' W 'WM I M . 3 X: -N e 't'Wv. m ww W-fi 0 'UM' ' 'wi' A W6 07 an us- kai. ? XX- LgALlAhi,'J4-'S , 700' '-A LU, .bx1Qu,.n , '4 vw- ww eb! Ffa! K ,N,W,g, .M 4 Ju! - 3 V N r swf'- jp an . My, - WMARGARET FRANKLIN OWENS PAYE VIRGINIA PATTON ff WT ACAD:-:Mic STENOGRAPHIC V-5' Ja- hh' Margaret is a very serious young per- A superb recipe: two rosy cheeks, 7 ef'-it son. Because of her frequent visits to the curly hair, and a pinch of good common 'MRA '- library, one might think it were her place sense added to a great deal of companion- tow- Ov of abode. Her high scholastic work at ability. This is vivacious Faye Patton. sux' H ' ' ' A - - - dl andley should he a foieiunnei of hei Q mei , future life. GRETNA LAWANDA PATTON STENOGRAPIIIC Cute, jolly, and carefree, Gretna fairly sparkles with merriment. Hut under her happy-go-lucky exterior we find often a more serious interior, YVONNE ELIZABETH PIERCE GENERAL Fun, people, and dancing-which make life worth living for Yvonneihave moulded her personality into a cheerful one, Its reflection in the supervision of her aspired orphanage, will be marked. ppl 5,4 link- nf- g.-f -. ' R,' fl - K, i. ef- -- 4 1 fo Vw. ,, W s 1 L1 f ' H - - P4 . A . 1 . . 4 x .W 4 , f Q IA., Www WWW slwfkiwbjf WVWV iw Q, WM WILLIAM H. PIFER LEON FOSTER POPE will , V4 GENERAL G12NiaR,xL-ConMERUAL uri N0 school activity would ever be COIN- llasketball and Leon are svnonvinouw K plete without Bill and his faithful Camera. Always willing and ready to do his part, from dance Committees to de- bate teams, this senior is one of the most reliable and best liked that Handley has ever known. GRIER DINSMORE POTTS ACADEMIC Dinsniore's resourcefulness and busi- ness ability will surely lead him to high achievement at Carnegie Tech and throughout his life. to all Handley students. Although ath- l .5 letics has been his most outstanding attri- W bute, his ability to make friends runs it a close second. It was mainly due to pl, these distinguishing qualities that he was NJ , Chosen the Best All-Roundl' of the fx senior boys. VW RICHARD DEAN RHODES wp MM CQIENERAL 645, M Dick is another of those boys who wk br are especially interested in school activi- committees and has on several Occasion ties. He is invariably placed on dance VM ' l, . , . , ' C showed talent in class plays, not to men- tion Glee Club. True Handley spirit has been displayed in all his work. fl mf l W0 t ps, gagx yamaha 6. N:.Jc.t,.-1 LW-KH-P emi' tv Y . M. QA, cu-f 'gg OM Vs. Nev- th' 'j 'L L. L G ' QL! vtcfbu e,,'L,.nJ xrlt a'f7a-A' it J uhm ' fm, M tff'fLe5-g'Wjf-:iff QWMQQJ' QB bg' Q! un. egyjtof yfyf -' ia fl? .4.' J 'L-.1 X - n N. '- T N. na' M xl. v 51,1 A4 ' O f7f7 ' N , T I In . -L, . .Q . 332. r U- -T , .f 4. , - A 1 ' ' 4 -. J ,Y 1 I4 ' ' Y ' 1,01 1 Q V - . ,al A u 5 C P I-eb 'I i' f ---L 511067 iw., A'n,Lv4 ' - . lofavi-2 ws: G-we J K V 3' ' ii-M,!v4f Jill .gtk Wt NA!! M Q iJ1,L'-'--J V ff 1 ' l , , . xg,-,,,-46 Cfrvvg .f .,... '- . ' 4 , u S Jim, X ZVA4 I 4 -4,1- l ii I A I cigllagfflh - J' I , , ' I HECTOR B. RITTER ANN ELIZABETH ROBINSON Yipahfn-E I-Nr ' A I -' ' GENERAL-Comm-:1zcIA1. ACADEMIC ff' - ' Not studies, but athletics has claimed Ann, one of the most respected and ad- , ,KV 'fDumpsey's,' greatest attention during mired members of our class has, through 51' the past years. Being co-captain of the her earnest endeavor and winning per- , football team and a member of both the sonality, upheld those traditions held basketball and track teams were his am- bitions, and in fulfilling them, he did an lexcellent job. JEAN KATHRYN RYAN GENERAL HWanted-Red Cross Nurse. Qualifi- cations-Must be graduate of W'inchester Memorial Hospitalg must have know- ledge of shorthand and typingg must be good cookg have a pleasing personalityg and be a good mixer. Our jean got the job. foremost in our minds as to what a model senior should be. DORIS VIRGINIA SARTELLE ACADEMIC 'Say it with music must be Doris's motto for she loves to play the piano and plays with infinite ability. Soon we shall probably fund her studying at a conser- vatory or possibly training to be a nurse. 0 . R ZA, ,Amana - x ' - ,i 1.535 MZ lu. ....,,.',.,f ff,-faery Xe.-1,4 A.-.Lil -.i X-qv Z 'fu 'jf ll...-u 122, 1,4-aj V' , JV 1 JM- 'Maw JIJAVLL '- a+- .L ya-007' - 33:37 l r wfx' fd. M7 ' W MARY MARGARET SCHINDEL MARGARET SEE C! GENERAL GENERAL QQ To be an efficient nurse is Peggy's VVe admire Margarefs initiative in be- M ' main ambition in life. VVe hope that she ing one of the first girls to enter the W finds the same success in this career that Electricity course. Contrary to what this she found at Handley. might seem to imply, she intends to con- ' tinue her study of Dietetics. F BILLY JOHN SEMPELES BETTY HALE SHERMAN ACADERIIC ACADENTIC Billy was with us during all our school Another Handley newcomer is con- 9' years until he was drafted into the army scientious 'lNickie Sherman. An al- ' last january. He carried a full academic ways cheerful smile is accompanied by a course and received a 'lW'ar Diploma very chipper personality. Also! she co- before he was drafted. Although Bill operates with both teachers and students was not so enthusiastic about sports, he in everything. After graduation we shall was a very good student, especially in find her among the Vassar students. ,658 languages. M3 5 vii, Q xX Xp W we 'f'-WN D s r 'I MILDRED CORDELIA SHILEY Ciilzxlrilcfxi.-CcuiMiaacthxi. Mildred isnt the most talkative of the seniors, but when she does say something. it is worth listening to. Orclerly and dili- gent, Mildred is well on her way toward reaching her goal of being an efficient secretary. EDNA BAKER SIBERT S'rr:Noc:RAPH1c Edna, a tall and willowy blonde, will long be remembered by all her classmates. Her dependability, capability, and socia- bility are her most outstanding attributes, r fy 1 ,. L. n WN' Ulf .ff Y ,fo ,Q X' vif 4 X4-VX Bo,-1 -vfflywf + 'b 5 5 Aja-u+v'5' 1349'- -Qrf AJeUJ. Av 'v-'lb g,,Jf-f ,J-f KM gt, ofa., JEANETTE SHIRKEY Hailing from Kansas City, Missouri, -leanette introduced herself to Handley in December. Aviation holds special fascination for her as a future vocation while bowling is her favorite pastime. W'e hope that you liked Handley, -leanette, and we wish you Happy Land- ings. DOROTHY SIMMONS Ci-:Nr:RAI.-CmrMERCIAL Wlhat? Yes, another on Handley's list of newcomers is Dorothy. With a smile which could make anyone like her and a head full of business sense, how could she fail to make a go of that defense job she hopes to have next year? 'D HARTWELL SLAYDEN GENERAL Extra-curricular activities being more interesting to Hartwell than academic work, he displayed marked ability, not only as a tenor in the Glee Club, but on both the football and basketball teams. RALPH BOONE SNAPP ACADEMIC Ralph is a true Handley student. He has been with us ever since the first grade. After graduating he expects to go to Carnegie Tech to study Aeronautical Engineering. JM Xlliliwiirl M ,Lf 's JOSEPH HOUSTON SNAPP GENERAL Since ,loe's arrival last yeilr, he has in- troduced to Handley a keen witfnot only in humor but also in intellect. Like many others, his expectations for the im- mediate future are centered around the Army. ROBERT EMERT SPAID GEN ERA1.-Con MERFIAL Always able to meet every job or dis- appointment with a cheery smile-ever willing to work his hardest-that's Bob all over. y3'Lh',,'Cr1u,,., Ziff ll , tr, V' fn' J I I .xii .V V 'hr 1'L,L '- -A lt .la xg all is ' ,. 5 ,'.,.Q V5 an it , , L D I ' . N fx I ' 9 ' 1 1, . Q ,' .4 , N ,xr 4 ' ,V ' .' X N sr xy ' ' if I-J' X . qv 1 . fx' ' PIX .: Jr ' I 'rf K ,JI J 1 NO' -fic .X xkfs nl A I f X h ,w Sze! N' jlgr fyfaae wzffbi, af , T 5 Jezapfy f-6 ff ' - , , - 1 1 1' ff. ' ,551 Xazzrw- 4 Q lA -. giafffwi ff ' ,L 1-LE, , Jfzfrf-7 '-f 'q ,. I L71 . ,,r4'?f feffjf. 'I JUANITA STUART STEELE If GENERAL !,,, Jywqgigfnta, that little, loquacious brunette, 'f?' 7 enter d Handley in the seventh grade. , . V as been an active and o Jular mem- E Jlyv . Pl ' ber of our class ever since. In a few !fa,y,1LZdI. years her name will probably be among f 0A l'Angels of Mercyf' M VIRGIL R. STRADER, JR. aff GENERAL Success, both in athletics and in class- work, is not usually accomplished, Vir- gil, however, has shown that it can be done. His grades have been decidedly above average, and he has played well in intramural sports. . 4 DOUGLAS DANIEL STICKLEY, JR. GENERAL Dan has been with us since the first grade and has acquired many friends with his amiability and ever-present good humor. His plans to become an aeronau- tical engineer at V. P. I. upon graduation have been cancelled due to the fact that he will be taken into the army in June. BETTY JO STRETCHBERRY ACADEMIC Long to be remembered as Handley's practical joker is Betty Jo. She has been a faithful Glee Club member throughout high school. Thus she has proven her musical trend, and we hope she will attain her aspiration-fame in the world of Music. X 4 I I I -' r ..-. f f ,h Y 4 f I fry I v dw pJ,i.,:'? .I . 55,,1f,i Fx Xl J . 0-1 ' 0 ,Sf ,yo L4 wld -Rf X 90060, V lc. Xyo K-lil ,A M0 ,L 'Q' 30' IRGINIA LOUISE TIMBROOK STI-JNOGRAPIHC Virginia is ever ready for fun. She d0esn't believe in Hlong facesl' having a rather 1'ound one of her own. NVhen the time comes to be serious, she can readily adapt herself to the situation. Best of luck to you, Virginia. ROY FRANKLIN UNGER GENERAL-COMMERCIAL Roy was one of the few 'tquietw boys among Mr. Browningls Angels.', A hard worker in the past, we know this trait above all others will help him to achieve success in future years, whether he joins the armed forces or enters the business world. Lee, who is a newcomer at Handley, moved to Wixichester from Fort Ben- ning, Georgia. She definitely has a mind of her own, and you can be sure that whatever she starts to do she will accom- plishf RALPH JACKSON VAUGHT G1-:NiiRAL-COMMERCIAL Quiet and unaggressive, Ralph was one of the most reliable students of Handley. This characteristic, and a very pleasant disposition in addition, will stand him in good stead always. Here's wishing you the best of luck in the Army, Ralph, we were sorry to see you go, xx:.w-Q1-Q T- Xllwlhuh Q... my-.W-IINNI. Q14-A4 00--CYS-0.2 L4..4......yq,-iQ s-u.Xea.......ba.n..s vvv-lvw-Q 50.4 G.S.1wA-LAX t.,e..-.R...l:gn-bus. BV-Lx aqua.. g1P,,.,,M4r-s.s4 G-als kous.8.w-QTKR Q-sign-5-li NLL0.1-Luxvw-Ll-.X'U, .A.L.Axs.wl.A., qgau Oeaaaski-L N-Nm 0-'v-BSN-A VIRGINIA LEE TRIPLETT,::'49' N mu. GENERAL h'V'5N5 Na.. elif? 2 ' ff A47 Qf Q rift Y . It Sadr 'XX gg. S.: X, MARY LOUISE VANDERBERRY Acamgnic From Richmond to Handley came Mary Louise bringing with her all the markings of a good student. She thinks English is the best subject taught-that the Navy is wonderful-and she's de- finitely college bound. ROSEMARY WANNER ACADENIIC Indianapolis took a real loss when Rosemary moved to Winchester. She entered into many school activities and was a star in soccer and basketball. Al- though we haven't actually known her very long, we feel as if we had known her always. 'eil MJF Q, M' ff-ff YV5 GX miie Us ai Lf! aftfl wg We ELIZABETH ANN WAGNER XM nr STENOGRAPHIC QQ VVhy can't there be more people like N Q17 Ann in this world? With as sweet a dis- pf position as you will ever find, this un- D assuming and very attractive young lady Qi sf keeps her feet on the ground even though S7 K7 her head may he in the clouds. LH WILLIAM GREENE WAY CLI, LZKI' GENERAL cf K4 If there is any Work to be done, either Q on school activities or as manager of an Q WH athletic team, you will usually find Big Cl ra Bill on the job. Life can never be dull Cv as long as he's around, for Bill could Q - make even a demon laugh. X dj 0 We X x .' .- xv ,rl L, , t, 1' ,' vb x J u X I J' l 1 Ldfvvv K Witt - 035 ,iv-1' LI,-f- 'X if ' NN' Q r Wav xgll My I2 paw MM wvsfll fy Z flnjr affair JEAN CATHERINE WHITHAM Cilixi-:RAL VVhen you hear the name l'Ieanie, you immediately associate it with a lilting soprano voice, twinkling blue eyes, and dimples. KULLA YEATRAS STENOGRAPIUC Kulla, by being president of the Lib- rary Club, has not only displayed exe! cutive ability, but marked diligence in helping to keep our Library an advan- tageous and worthwhile function of our school. I Afljfll f -ff! 701.41 bow SWG ff -I'f Mug bvrfffhy :JW ar' 'R 415.5 1-fuel! uxib .., CHRISTOPHER STEPHEN ,L cdfa ind Y52A'IiRAS ,DWSLI ik . LADI-.MIC 6-fs UChris was one of our boys who was drafted before the end of school. VVe PID Eff! A4 J know that if he is as successful in the K o army as he was in school, hefll be a K5 nk!! general when he comes out. Good luck, 5fuq J- Cbris. LL X X' 1 f C FREDA MILDRED ZUCKERMAN Yak S'r1gNoGRAPH1c Freda, with her forceful personality, Q has the ability and willingness to accom! , L plish whatever she may be called upon ig, J I or attempt to do. VVhen Handley loses ,fi ' Freda, she loses a most dependable and u capable young lady. Glam Sifbsfory In 1931, just twelve years ago, we registered at Camps John Kerr and Virginia Avenue to begin our basic training for the great army of the educated. Our superior officers spent three years giving us a firm foundation for our ad- vanced work through the remaining years. The fall of 1934 brought a transfer to 'fCamp Handley for those of us at Camp John Kerr and a promotion to the rank of Private First Class for all. We were taught the fundamentals of self-government by Mrs. McNally who allowed us to elect a room president who conducted weekly meetings. Three years later a new company from Camp Virginia Avenue joined our platoon and we all attained the rank of Corporal which we kept through Junior High School and our Freshman year in Senior High School. By now we W61'C becoming an important part of the large camp at which we were stationed. New transfers who had received their basic training at other camps joined us on our march and we coordinated like a well trained army instilled with Democratic ideas. At the end of our Sophomore year we elected our competent officers, Tevious Bailey,-Leon Pope, Jane Barnhart, and Dinsmore Potts and were promoted to the rank of Sergeant. From then on we progressed rapidly, overcoming all barriers with the aid of our sponsors, Generals Legge and McCue. The Junior Stand during the football season of 1941 was so successful that we were made Staff Sergeants with no further ado. None of us can ever forget our contribution to the world of drama in the same year, through 'tSwept Clean Off Her Feetf' starring Jane Over, Ren Dutton, Betsy Conklin, Dick Rhodes, Janie Copenhaver, and Bill Pifer. Our production was so Hawless that we were in line for another promotion-T'echnical Sergeants all. 'AV for Victoryv was the theme of our Junior Dance, January 9, 1942 and many considered it the best dance ever given at HCamp Handley. It is no wonder that we were now First Sergeants after such a brilliant success. When Charlotte Meade was elected Editor-in-Chief and Eugene Babb Busi- ness Manager of our Handlian, Generals Legge and McCue decided we should be given the highest rank of a non-commissioned officer-Master Sergeant. The only thing which tended to dull our bright spirits was the transfer of one of our commanding officers, General Legge. He had worked with us through our most progressive years and we hated to see him go, but we took it like good soldiers. In 1942 the need for commissioned officers became grave and we were placed in officers training school for a year of rigid discipline. General Joyce replaced General Legge as HHandlian adviser and we have gone a long way under his leadership. The Senior Dance and Senior Play were two of our successful achievements during our most difficult year of working and playing together. Now we are prepared to graduate as Second Lieutenants, VVe have come up through the ranks, taken special leadership training, and are ready to lead others. From now on our personal success depends upon our own initiative but we are confident that we shall continue rising after the excellent background we have received at l'Can1p Handley. D'oRoTHv MARIE COOPER 60 wsdllgfdy These things l shall renieinher Your columns white against the sky, Your winding gravel paths, VVisteria on the esplanacle, A hirdls song through your open windows. These things I shall remember The laughter passing through your halls, Gay hearted eomrafleship, The dreams that grew and then died there, The friendships made, the games we shared These things I'll keep That if, by chance, along life's way, I should forget then see one day, A' column white against the sky, A, group of laughing girls go by, Wisteria on a weathered wall, A rush of wings and robinls call, l'll remember . . . -jixivns COPENHAVER. GIKMS S0lZq Ilfurdx By Jlluvif BV ANNA JANE COOPER - , BOBBYACONNER X i f , A 5 i X 12 gi Jiixfjfffl 1 ,X Q Came, E45 5 '3 OW J'T'5f5'o7c jg-Inks j OU' - .' i1M V g1g:f- ' ,Q-A ' Wav? Egg if--ff 1 Fx ag Af' 9 L Xfgvg 4 Eid,-595 of xii MQ Wevbflggggned tr pf V if 'F 4 Milf? : l JJ x 'i 'ii f T s les5 ,MJ jmfnmfg il??.m BF Tiff 3 XF E4 - 55 743 if H ,Qi so, ,iw wh a M of mwilnz' F Bifffilgr ff '?J5f +lr:nk-ful-ness vfjtd wimoii ,lie SAAA ---Tx CfSS'7C'J'f7 4h'eQ EYCL' 3 jT?'.jf,j V-1 5 E P!! 'hx leave llee.iEargAweA,!V 0-QV Hanclff--Iev 5 wLifi,J 45i Md fi iiaiio :P :L ommelzcememf fjqcms ISAISELLE LARRICK TEVIOUS BAILEY Valedictorian Salutatorian JANIE COPENHAVER Poet ANNA JANE COOPER HOBBY CONNER Words of Song Music of Song DOROTHY COOPER Historian JANIE COPENHAVER ISAHELLE LARRICK Tcsiatrix Prophet gfiqlzfiqlzfs of file year SEPT, 9-Handley School opens after summer vacation. VVC see new students and new faculty members- Miss Stevens, Miss Smith, Mr. Frye, Mrs. Brumback, and Miss Grove. Mr. Browning's ANGELS pay IOOW G. O. Dues Cas usualj. Sept. 16-AT LAST IT'S HERE! The first copy of the Junior Evening Stai ' is released to the public, writ- ten and published by the Students of Handley High. SEPT. I8-The Handley boy's mili- tary company has made a fine start, SEPT, 23-Rah! Rah! Rah! New Cheer Leaders elected. SEPT. Z5-Mr. Joyce is chosen to sponsor the H1943 HANm.iAN which will prove to be the best book ever. SEPT. 26-FLASH! HANDLEY VVINS VIlCTORY OVER BERKE- LEY SPRINGS-I9-0. SEPT. 28-Yowl! Wlhat a sight! BOOSTER CLUB initiating thirteen QD new girls into the Club. KJCT, Z-BIG SCRAP DRIVE UNDER VVAY! The pile is grow- irg larger day by day, so HELI' SLAI' A JAP BY BRINGING IN SCRAP ! OCT. I3-IXIAROON and SHAM- ROCK captains of the Soccer Teams are elected. Ann Robinson is elected for Shamrocks and Adolene Shull for the Maroons. May the best team NYIN ! . Oct. 14-Mr. Coe's room won first prize in the SCRAP DRIVE with a grand total of 15,236 pounds. OCT. Z4-GOOD VVORK, TEAM ll XYe broke Alleghcny's record for be- ing unscored upon at Saturday's game. W OCT. 29-Today the students and their parents learned the awful truth. REPORT CARDS ARE OUT!! Nov. l7AHOORAY! No more book reports for Mr. Browning! KHINT: More work.j Nov. 23-Miss Haynes has started working on the Christmas program. Nov. Z6-JOY, JOY, HANDLEY HAS RIT'-ROARIN' VICTORY OVER MARTINSBURG! Nov. 30-Thanksgiving is over and memory of those feasting holidays. DEC. 4-SUPER-DUPER-SENIOR DANCE! It was a great success and everyone had fun! DEC. 15-The Executive Council gives the Senior Class permission to take over the Monitor Commission at last, we feel like we can govern our- selves and make it a success. DEC. 20-ULET FREEDOM RING! The Christmas Concert is given and it was very beautifully pre- sented hy the elementary grades and the Glee Club. DISC, 23flXlERRY XMAS? Vllell, happy, anyway! A JAN. 4-Everyone glad to see everyone again and we are starting the new year right. JAN. 5-SNIFF! XN'ho said I was crying? VVell, maybe I am because nine of our Senior boys went to Charlottesville for the I'hysical ex- amination today. Good luck, boys. JAN. 7-KEEP-'EM ROLLING! I-landley formed a bowling league. Good luck to you all. JAN. 12-Ho! Hum! So Sleepy! The students and members of the faculty went down to the City Hall to give our boys a good send-off to the Army. JAN. 13-SHAMROCKS VICTO- RIOUS!!! Shamrocks win the bas- ketball championship! JAN, l-1-Students cramming in the usual way for exams next Week. Better study hard! JAN. 15-SLEEVY AGAIN!! VVe and the faculty again went clown to see our boys off to render to Uncle Sam their services, The boys who left were Marion Brill, Carroll Mason, and George Geanious. Good luck, Boys. JAN. 17-VVEDDING BELLSl!! There were wedding bells for a mem- ber of our faculty today. Miss Kath- Smith was married to Lieut, erinc Bertram Hatcher. I8-ZZ-EXAMS! ! XYorry, worry, and more worries. JAN. Z5-VX'HOOI'EE!!l VVe all passed ! JAN QI hope.J Be prepared! Home Nursing, First Aid, and Nutri- tion start this week. JAN. 27-We all wish Betty and Roger Edmonds, our friends from Winchester, England, Good Luck and UBon Voyage on their way back home. Brenda Carter, our other Eng- lish friend, is Working in Vllashington where she joined the VV.R.N.S. JAN, Z8-VYHEE! No school to- day! Snowing fast and furious. Get your sleds out, kids, and let's go! FEB. 8-INTRAMURAL STAND- INGS! Notre Dame is on top with no defeats. Congratulations! Georgia Tech, second place, Army, thirdg Navy, fourth, and Duke, fifth place. FICB. ll-BETTER BUY YOUR HANDLIAN NOVV!! TOMOR- ROVV IS THE LAST DAY!! IT'S THE SUPER-IJUPER OF THE YEAR ! ! ! FEB. 14.-CUPID'S OUT AGAIN! Let's buy stamps with our money in- stead of Valentines. O.K.? O.K.! FEB. 15-It,s Off!! HANDI.lAN Goes To Press! ! ATARCH 7-Tryouts for Valedic- torian and Salutatorian4Good Luck Scholars! APRIL l-Ha! Ha! April Fool! APRIL 29-30-Still no Apple Blos- som Festival. AIAY Z0-Better study hard, Se- niors, we know we all have to gradu- ate. GRADUATE? Sounds good, doesnlt it? ATAY 31-JUNE 4-GEE! EXAMS AGAIN!! VVorry! VVorry! but that doesn't help because we just haveta' study! JUNE 6-Baccalaureate Sermon. Do we look scared? Well, We are! VVe, in our caps and gowns, are very proud of ourselves but a little sad. JUNE 9-Congratulations, Juniors! They certainly gave the Seniors a wonderful prom. VVe all had a good time, but it didn't last long enough in our opinion. JUNE 10-Senior Prom!!! The best ever, but oh! so sad. It was our last but also our first, and we had a wonderful time. JUNE ll-Good-by dear Handley. VVe march to the cemetery for the last time and our school days are over, Commencement Exercises and we receive our diplomas with heads high but hearts heavy. Sniff! Sniffl Crying????? Che gfeuzdliatz Staff EDITORIAL STAFF CHARLOTTE NELSON MEADE Editor-in-Chief ROGER EDMONDS ..........,..,.................,...... Assistant Editor ANN ROBINSON, HETSY CONKLIN, JANIE COPENHAVER Literary Editors KITTY ARNOLD ..........................,... ............ 1 Alrt Editor BEATRICE O'CONNELL, JANE HARNHART ........ Assistant Art Editors BILL PIFER ......................................... Photographic Editor DICK RHODES ............ ..... A ssistant Photographic Editor ANNA JANE COOPER ..... ..........., G irls Athletic Editor BOBBY KERN ......,.................,.,..... .... B oys' Athletic Editor BUSINESS STAFF EUGENE BARR ..... ................................ I3 nsiness Manager PAT DUFFEY .,.... ..................... 1 Alssistant Business Manager DOTTIE COOPER .... ........................... A dzfertising lllanager. . BEN DUTTON ......................,...... Assistant Advertising Manager ADVERTISING STAFF JANE MYERS NEIL HOKE GRETNA PATTON JANE OVER RALPH SNAPP MARY LOUISE HOOK LEON POPE ....................... ..........., C ireitlatian Manager ISAIIELLE LARRICK ....................... Assistant Circulation lltlanager BILL VVAY, FREDA ZUCKERMAN .....,................ Circulation Stajf TYPISTS BETTY DUVALL DOROTHY GRIM DORIS DEARING GENEVIEVE FOX AUDREY CRESWELL + .,. 1 XR sg , J xvi X H s R 5 A x if 'X ,Q f Q jf N ff N yd, N V, - L 4? 5 . V5 3, ,L ,A .3 .lf 2 , xy , f 'Z' 2-X13 .1 , A 7 if? ' I 1' -u' j . , M J uf' Y Ji, S f 0 L 2 F? .3 , ff, ff, K ll? ifSv 0 1 if E216 f V 1' ,-, ,'l 1 fy fa , ' X nq gi-.... Lil f 'M D 'ff vu UW f IW' l M E M R , G R W AD W U ef 5 Luzior Gfass Ofjqcers MRS. PERRY-MR. FRYE Class Sponsors COURTNEY FAUVER .... .............. ........ P 1' csidcnt RICHARD GROVE ..... ..... V ice-President DOROTHY BARNES ..... ...... S ecretary RICHARD BROWN ..... .... T rcasurcr I I LV , -1 xv,- ' s . . h ki? ,.. N - . .1 'x ' ' J ' , - ' A 1- , , - 1 ,',,4 , Lt '. ..,- K 1.5, ..-fp -fr I Y, -,.A C 4, Firsl Rott'-Glenda Allen, Alice Amos, Jeanne Armcl, Hilda Armcl, Victor Art Svroud R0fufFrances Harb, Dottie Barnes, Helen Blosser, lrene Bohrcr, Nancy Bond Third Row-George Boyd, Billy Brown, Richard Brown, Merville Buhl, Charles Bus Fourth Ron-Margaret Ann Cammer, Marion Campbell, -lean Carpenter, Bil ' Chrisman, Rlilclrecl Cole Fifth Ron'-Gladstone Crim, Richard Crisman, Evelyn Curl, Rebecca Elrersole V Douglas Ebert W yt 5'i.r!h Ron'-Frank Eutslcr, Mary Margaret Ererhart, Susan Fansler, Courtney F V , W Mary Ellen Flenner fi. , ygygfyf ,faffffw xfv f, Jn J' ' W x ' J JW, if Aizfjis I Gsik, em., 'X,t.., cuss-o Q4vvu.ofw 1 U-I-'XJU,n uv-.5 lb. ST A-aA,v cf- Kenai 'KM 3 llplla. N-guw qo vvuhrzk YR4, 6-0 'R42l jet-4' First Row-Betty Fries, VValtL'r Fries, Colleen Gardner, Llewellyn Garrett, Virginia Goss l S8t40lId Rozv-Richard Grove, Boyd Hamman, Allen Harman, Dorothy Harry, Betty Hendrie M W Third Ron'-Betty Hengeveld, jane Henshall, Mary Hince, Mildred Jenkins, Irene Johnson Q Iilfllffll Ron'-Cliarlees jolliffe, Sally Jones. Betty LaFollette, Charles Lanahan, Caroline Lewin 54-.AJLLAJ Pdnhffoit'-Euiiice Lewis, ,lurly Light, Elsie Louthan, Janet Lovett, Pavey Lupton wa! VL,4'i!-2lTSz.1'!11 Rane-Betty Manuel, Dorothy Markle, Lula Marple, Martha Martin, Horace Mclnturtt 0,5 C- .L-H' 5 V,- 6 M Louc- G1--' . -K I M , wNQ,a., O Qofeypvvujlz W A L,49f '9'Ac-A ' 'Vu 3 Q WJ- as CP , L-MJ' Of- W ,.,.,. fx- , - N w V . - GJXD-k Qxu-is ugu,5Jl f', Q Lx,-455 .LQ ALL xN-flwt el-05 W lOyZ,li'X Wc.,Lu. beau. Wi: WGMA NA n l,f4? A- AVL iff AFV if tfgill First Rozv4Vallie Miller, Leonard Newliu, Esther Parker, ,lean Pierce, Evelyn Preston Sammi Ron'-Betty Redfern, Joe Ried, Keith Ritter, Lenora Rusk, Aspacia Semples Third Row-Freda Semples, Ralph Shade, Frances Shiley, Regina Shine, Aclolene Shull Fuurth Rom'-Ruby Smith, Bessie Spanoas, june Stultz, Arthur Swisher, Elizabeth Teets Fifth Ron'-Robert Underwood, Lucille Weaver, Doris VVerclehaugl1, Wallace VViener Billy Vtingfmld Si,z'Il1 Row-Margaret Wolfe, Pete Yeatres vm 4 1 fi W., , ,fl - in ws '15 m m f wi in 'E '19 , yn 5 ' , me-an ffff- q . Kmk, . X 1 J z in ,,, I ,,I,'4i p fr,- aw W A ENV- W ? as M W' . - JP A A in x . -e ' ' x , N 4 ,. 1 J, jf' I .lv Ivy .' 1 -L 7 - of L,t,17A Viv I 11 ,VQL .f 9' 9 YH' lf., Huwif wabfucx, wcawvhu. W 1. Lg '-Ling 1 - , mf. N ' x .g...,1Q w 4.1 H55 0 1945 gif? wi mm 5 l f' X m f X iff! X !X XX W - ff X X f QQ O0 f ffljyl M . 5 leaf . 1 -XX X XxNx -LQ 1 b ogg V30 if jj, X GXDOQX4' www ,md ig, m QNX, N SQ D+ gg lug WN K aim ii fx I' 1 I x5 if-XX, u kno 1 M ' ' J ' 4. 9 y , Os . I f A out fyx 'YWXQ W mvlvm A5 o Vi Xb ' 1 4a , - -, Ck Kg' 1 A X 2 59 ' S Q YS ,xx WM X Cm njwxim' fu mx QOKYX xo fi. .5 on ff lu fr A IA kim Y E X rc, .J 1 Z? S X y 5QE 1 , I X L+, ' Z! 7 X Q K X 1 1 K'u.qL-LD - MI' 1' if x 5 Q f 4 kms? kk, , 9 Q ff M 3 Af , f Z Q ACTIVITIES -.-X E . -1 e 'Q BF Q 9-:fu 'U Q 4. tx Yx S kqiiikv ekqx 'lx cg gl 5 N1 s Q r Q1 -4 SLN- s Ch e Cgxecufive Gomzci In 1929 the Handley High School adopted student government and put it i into effect through an Executive Council. Each year this organizations aim has been to further improve this system until students will be able to control it alone. The main accomplishment Of the 1942-43 council was the creation of a Violation Council giving much greater power and intiuence to the Monitor Commission. , OFFICERS I JOE HARRY ......... ....... P miami ANN ROBINSON ...... ..... 5 Ecrefary RICHARD GROVE. Vita'-Prcxideirt MISS SAULSBURY ............ Treasurer MEMBERS Patricia Adams Mary Gershank Paulette Pifcr Richard Brown Marian Hutchinson Leon Pope Colleen Cather Betty Hengeveld Alton Powell Betty Coffman Arthur Kiracofc Sarah Sencindiver Tom Cooper Mary Jean Lamb Ann Shull Lou Glascock Bill Lovett Kulla Yeatras Betty North ISABELLE LARRICK ..... ....... ..., ..... G i 1' lx' Ailzlefirx i BOBBY KERN ....... 5 .................... ..... B oys' Athletifs I CHARLES COCHRAIN ...................... JANE BARNHART, TEYIOUS BAILEY ..... , COURTNEY FAUVER, IDOTTY BARNES ...... MR. QUARLES ..........,.................... F. A. ........Cla.r.v of '43 ...........C!a.v.r0f'44 ....H01z0rary Prcxideiit M RS. SOLENBERGER ..........., ..,.,. I Iriliripallv Alternate MRS, PEERY, MR. MAIIIJEX ..,.. . ...... Farully Ad'L'i.re1ct MONITOR AND CORRI DOR COMMISSION Bill Pifer, Cltairman Leon Pope Courtney Fauver Richard Grove Dottie Cooper Colleen Cather Eugene Babb The monitor and corridor commission, run entirely by the students and sponsored by the Executive Council and the Senior class, regulate the conduct in the halls throughout the school day by warning the students who break school rules. Approximately 125 students serve as monitors during the year. onor Gourf The duty of the Honor Court is to foster and maintain honesty among the student body. It upholds this rigid principle through the practice of the Honor pledge and through the laws and regulations set up in a constitution by the Executive Council. It is composed of nine judges appointed by the principal of the school and approved by the Executive Council. MAURICE DEFFEY ....................,... .... C lzief fusiice JANE OVER ......... ........ C omfi Clerk DICK RHODES. .................................,...... Sergeant-at-Aw11s ASSOCIATE JUDGES Richard Brown Elizabeth Conklin Betty Anne Duvall Richard Grove Betty Ann Hendrie Roger Laign i .gibrary and .ganquaqe eams l i In the spring of every year it has long been the practice of Handley instruc- itors to choose the most outstanding students in the fields of debate, public s eak- P ing, public reading, and spelling to represent the school in the state Literary fontest held at Charlottesville. i In addition to the Literary Teams we have also the I an ua e T ' 1 ., - g g eams consist- ing of those students who have shown marked ability in the various languages taught-Latin, French, and Spanish. Last year these teams made an excellent iiecord-the Latin team placing second in the State and having the highest single mark in Virginia made by Morris Cather. Prizes were also won by members of the French and Spanish teams. The practice of Handley's participation in this clontest has been a great stimulant to all the language students. l l l l l l l l l l l l l l Nl 1- 1 'x s...- ' L sx ' 5 ' x alle Eibrary The Library Club, chartered by the school and sponsored by our librarian, Miss Payne, assists her in the shelving, classifying and mending of books which are among the numerous responsibilities of the Library. KULLA YEATRAS. .... . . .... President DOROTHY GRIM ............. ...... V ice-President MARY VIRGINIA CARSON .............. . . .Secretary-Treasurer Glenda Allen Ann Bowers Ann Briening Mildred Cole Mary Flenner Betty Forrest Marie Garber Janet Lovett Aspacia Sempeles Edna Sibert Joan Smith Bessie Spanos Virginia Timbrook Lucille Weaver Doris VVerdebaugh Anna lane Cooper Audrey Sorenson .lane Barnhart JoZf-doduf.. Smjziefw ' We Aww ef' 'I wdvaga ' 6 . 4-01 AoeovJ .a Q , ffm Studio The Studio Club was organized under the direction of Miss Pannill on November 4, 1942. Its purpose is to aid the community by making patriotic posters and to give its members an opportunity to develop their artistic talents. ASPACIA SEMPELES .... ....... P resident RESSH2 SPANOS ..... . .,.... Vice-President lBBA DANLEY. ........... .... S c'creta'1'y'Repo1'tc1' MASSIE HAWTHORNE .... .... B mincss Manager HOBBY CONNER ...................,. ....... P rogram Jllanaycr Janie Copenhaver Rhoda Fletcher Doris Dearing Ellen Largent Dorothy Brown Betty jo Hildebrandt Ann Wagner Albert Cline 4 ill-wr XCKJ. ' . 54 lrcntn J' V A --wk -a -x L-,H,3,Uu'-4 gx :A .A-VAL -. .72 -s'X 4, , l,, ', 1 . - 'QU rf l ' X I1 - ' '- - .. V '.- 3 K I X - 1. K n. RL ' Lf U., 4--0 Mx bi J 'ly' hal , - l'm ,ik dw .. X All 1 XX, fj f t, A if i l X - Handley has always had the reputation of having a well-t1'ained and splendid . Q 4 , cfm afmazey gza cm xx 1 Glee Club, to which it is a rivile e and an achievement to be admitted. Under . P g ne direction of Miss Ha 'nes it has become an or fanization which is re ared for V 3 S P P Q . any occasion which may ariseg such as assembly programs and outside concerts. y The Glee Club sunlies an o ortunit ' for interested students, who are talented. XX I I PP 5 -X X N to enlarge their repertoire of music. hx , 1942-1943 it 5 SFEUGENE BABB... .......,.. ....... P resident t Q Q 4 BILL PIFER. ....... ....... I f iCC-Pwsidmzt Q c xii XDANIEL DoYLE.,. ....,..... .... 3 mfmfy-rffawwf -N X QR -X Stuart Bailey lean Armel janet Lovett ,Hack Barnhart tkKitty Lou Arnold fl'ax'ey Lupton Billy Brown llottie Barnes Dot Mcllonalcl Garvin Carper tl-lelen Blosser Mary Clegg Miller 'Edward Clark Nancy Bond JkAgnes Morrison James Fauver Ann Briening Hilda Nelson N Edward Hartley Maria Chambers Janet Nixon y ' X Charles Lanahan Terry Copenhaver Ettis Ornflolrt J Allen Legge Blanca llanley 'klleana Orndorll' 4'Eddie Levi 4'Betty Edmonds Gilda Orndoff , 'L John Moling Courtney Fauvcr flame Over 'kCaroll Morrow Betty Forrest Faye Patton . E Sam Preston Marjorie Frye fEx'elyn. Preston f A . lliek Rhodes Betty Greenawalt jean Pierce 1- , llan Saxe Molly Ann Grim Betty Recltern I t'fFrank Sencindive Hartwell Slayden Rohert Smith Roy VVhite I' Marie Hannum YBetty Henclrie 3'Betty Hengevcld Xl rene Johnson ik Margaret See Aspacia Scmpeles Joan Smith tfjuanita Steele , i . Clifton Wilson jane l-lenshall t Rosemary Manner :kPete Yeatras Virginia Le Master jean VN'hitham A Alice Amos Freda Zuckerman .1 PX, 'FA Cappella Choir L xt? ' Pr 4 s A T ' Q it AJ Y. -L' N TH ' ' 0 V BOOST E ' 3319 V My Swag 41,5 I X ,Q 0 03 , is onx ngbvifg E' 8 C L l - ly kim , 4 1 . jigglgul U Q-A Zz-37 1 1, 1. Ji J A , ., A , V V T LLVL -K V W uiup u T mt, 5 gy file .Baader Did you know that . . . . Mrs. Barr sponsors the Booster Club? . . . . The Rooster Club publishes The lmziw' Evmfling Star? . . . . The Booster Club runs at second-hand book store? . . . . Twenty Junior and Senior girls make up this club? . . . . It has been organized since 1933? . . . .The purpose of The Ilooster Club is to boost all school activities? . . . . Ann Robinson is president of this club? . . . . Jane Over is the secretary? fl l Y gufure gizrmers of Gflmerzca An organization of outstanding worthiness at Handley is the F.F.A. Through it many boys gain not only an understanding of the most modern methods of farming, but also a realization that agriculture is playing a role of inestimable importance in our present war effort. VVith the training every member has been given, he is well able to deal with the existing problems and conditions of this Held. CHARLES COCHRAN.. . . ..... President ALLEN LEGGE ...... . . .Vice-President CHARLES STUART.. . . ..... Secretary ALLEN BOND ..... .... T rvasurcr HENRY LEWIS ,,.. ..... R eporter EDWIN YOST .... ................ .... W a tfh Dog GREENHANDS Chauncey Dorsey Stuart Headley Douglas Lake Daniel Doyle Frank Kalafat Carlton Wea'lqle5' Arch Garber John Sencincliver Paul Lemonis NX li v S N slr wdllgky ZJUZJ .MEMAEVS l ROPLSSOR VV. H, Mc'll.XVlili .....,....,.... Mary Dunham Marvin Hutchinson jimmy Miller Tevious Bailey Dinsmore Potts Yockie Preston Bobby Edwards Jane llarnhart Helen Stultz lflsie May Louthan johnny Pappas Donald Sartelle jack O'Roarke jack Barnhart Andy Danko Allen Urndoff .,.................Dzrecfor Garland Dorsey Hunter Gaunt Loring Wright Horace Mclnturff Charles Sirbaugh joe Reid Frank Dick William Offutt VVallace VViener Garvin Carper Doyle Peer Arthur Kiracofe Donald Coffelt Danny Babb Rhodes Huntsberr igllflif 'Q if W Jlifx V :il Che Urclzes fm PROFESSOR VV. H. MCILVVEE .................,....,........... D rector Bobby Edwards Helen Yeatras Donald Sartelle Tevious Bailey Dinsmore Potts joe Reid Betty Jo Stretchberrx Horace Mclnturff Andy Danko Jack Barnhart Yockie Preston ,W bg I N 1 1 N f X-x XS ,..-- HTHLE 7765 A N V 590 1 R W !! l George Geanious Arthur Swisher Hector Ritter Eclwarcl limbrey Allen Legge Berlyn Moore v fvarslfy goo! Vlfilbur Dyke Dick Crisman Clarence Hoover Conley Trenary Aaron Zuckerman john Dellaven VARSITY HU NTER -I. MADDEX zz SW Benny Ramaciotti Bobby Kern Lewis Bell Garland Pingley Morris Eckman MANAGER WALLACE NVIENER ASSISTANT MANAGER YOCKIE PRESTON Robby Crismore Lee VVintielcl Skipper Scott Gladstone Crim Hartwell Slayclen Xijw W5 My Sw 5 W iukaavmww yfvww- 1-mQA,.,.-.Q.Dl,-16 WQMMQMM. ALAN Yiwu. ,YA-Q ijovg 0 H I ,Y lk X Sp' l 4 gn? Y fx x P y 1 U I -,O 1? lf? G 4 r3 Xp, F35 r-5 YM my Yi N gs JN, I jarsify Baskeigaff Ceann Leon Popeg Captain Hector Ritter W john Sencinrliver Eddie Levi Pete Yeatras Garland Pingley Hink Lewis Boyd Hamman Bill Lovett Iierlyn Moore COACH HUNTER J. MADDEX MANAGER BOBBY KERN ASSISTANT MANAGER BRYAN MINNIGERODE iwd- m,Jv,f-Ljt7X,j,M,U,v OW, ff, A45 Irv-Sf' WJJ -JJ' ff! A ' JL,r..v- g,r.zu.7 flvj E! JHAL fl- fxjgjvl.,76N J ZQL, gi if-6,' ' C V A A 5094 ' ffj I' . X My HWY My ,447 l fyf! i-VVIJ, f mf ,J f fff,.J jj if ar: f Wa , V1-Q' fi, X503-1 '17 f Lf' . . jg , 15 -,A -- Captain BOBBY TAYLOR enotcs '42 graduates. 16942 XBOBBY TAYLOR-Shut put, discus, javelin ' RERLYN MOORE-Shot put XELMER GREENAVVALT-440-220-broad jump GARLAND PINGLEY-Mile, half-mile GRAHAM KERR-Shot put, discus CARLTON WEAKLEY-Mile CLARENCE HOOVER-220-100-relay BILL WAY-Assistant Manager Coaches SNAG SARGENT HUNTER J. MADDEX Click DE HAVEN-Pole vault, high jump HINK LEWIS-Pole vault, high jump BILL DUNN-Javelin LEON POPE-Javelin WBRISCOE GINN-Javelin MCDONALD-880, mile XCHARLES ZUCKERMAN-Manager ,Bs ff- ' ' 5 , . . I . . , . Lf., Quik! Il I ,g .,s.ag,p . i v p ,yt 1,5 ..,s .A-,,.., X-,,, - . ,, I F - , A ,v,,MJ1 1 ,AA A- --.,M,a1. ,ff.4 ,JJMJWA7u - ,A f,91g,,. I -WY i.'u.NV-X Moa g,1Q.IJ. Q-JCSLJ Fa-0 :5'ms Nxilfxbio N-X iXI- wgasuil cucqax Jan . N l MAROONS Shull, Captain llageant Lewis Hutchinson l Armel Duvall Shull Nelson llarb ljvcrhart Cline Orndoff Bowers Fansler Copenhaver Weavcl' l VVerclebaugh l W 0CCel' jCU6L61H 1 WON HY MAROONS l l SHAMROCKS l A. Robinson, Captain Arnold Daugherty Linkous l Amos Conklin Fahrney O'Conncll Armcl, J. Cooper, A. Glascock Wan11e1' l Cooper, M. Larrick mb kr-B. fmxgulix., l SHAMROCKS Rosemary Vlfanner, A. J. Cooper Sally jones Captain Nancy Daugherty Betty Craun Kitty Arnold Betty Greenawalt lsabelle Larrick Lee Triplett jaskefaaff wox BY sHAMRocKs MAROONS Mary M. Everhart, Hilda Armel Janie Copenhaver Captain Nancy Rond Eunice Lewis Betty Duvall M. Bowers K. Ryan J Beatrice O'Connel1 Ann Robinson Jean Robinson jean Ryan A. Shull M . Wolfe G26 30y5, .AIOIZOQFHHZ To be eligible for membership in the Monogram Club a boy must have received his IH in one of the three sports offered . . . football . . . basketball . . . track. ln each of these he must have played one half the quarters or else have performed some other service to the school for which he deserves recognition. Today at Handley, as in many schools, the Monogram Club is symbolic of the organized sports which are carried on. LEON POPE. , ....,...... ........ P remdent JOHN SENCINDIVER.. . .. Hector Ritter Garland Pingley Conley Trenary Berlyn Moore Louis Bell Clarance Hoover Gladstone Crim 'F-In the armed service john DeHaven Benny Rammacciotti Allen Leggelq George Geaniousbk Hartwell Slaydenif Maurice Eckmanx Norman Crismorel' Vice-President Clze girls' .Monogram Membership in the Girls' Monogram Club is based upon a girl's having earned live hundred points in any of the following sports-soccer, basketball, badminton, volley ball, and softball. She is awarded 100 points for making a varsity team, 75 for making the substitute team, and 50 for going out. lf a girl is a member of the Monogram Club, it signifies that she has reached her goal through good sports- manship, ability, and earnest endeavor. NANCY DAUGHERTY.. . . ADOLENE SHULL .... ISABELLE LARRICR.. .,............. . . Alice Amos Jeanne Armel Hilda Armel Frances Barb Jean Carpenter Anna I, Cooper Mary Everhart Marie Hannum Betty Henclrie Mary I.. Hook Eunice Lewis Ann Robinson Betty Duvall .l...P1'L'S1:d61'lf Vice-President . . . . . . .,S'ecreta1'yeT1fcasmfer Kitty Arnold lletsy Conklin Jean Fahrney Susan Fansler Beatrice O'Connell Jean Ryan x A' f w S9 f P R W M 5 iw i, 1 4 -3' ,fi , K AY :ACT 5655, , Q if 'AIX f' ff? I' ss., fl Ir? S Q' if-- A ' 1 K 4L.f :f.h't1fl f-'ffflx . 411 25, 3 X s C igzw wx J I 'A ' I , 4 ' ff ' ' 4 4 0 1 X E , A 1 4 N- 'K cl, t ff N , X ' O I X ,. -S . -.-,f vp- rs . Eh! s . 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QN X X A 4' 19?-ulqvri' X 1' qi ,iff ff' V W 5, , AQ' . 4 If 1 2' ff 2 W' 5, 1 ' I 1 'Ng jim- fi ' F5 Ga N A if sifgikx , r gil 4 FEA TURES 03110 75 BEST LOOKING ALLEN LEGGE COLLEEN CATHER MOST POPULAR BEN DUTTON ANN ROBINSON BEST STUDENTS ROGER LAIGN MARY VIRGINIA CARSON MOST ATHLETIC JOHN DEHAVEN ANNA JANE COOPER 03710 BEST ALL ROUND LEON POPE DOTTIE COOPER MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED TEVIOUS BAILEY CHARLOTTE MEADE MOST TALENTED JESSE KIRACOFE KITTY ARNOLD BEST DRESSED BILL PIFER BETSY CONKLIN VI-DQ 0-J -51-0, J45-u - 7 U ' 'T X n Q CDH ash- .La-u.- .ukfl-P sl-0 ' 5-'JW ' ' at - . l Q QQ.:-951. naaeasfd Oil We n'-ykif W' la' F i - . -. 1 had Aquble A-I in 1 'lo barium - IRD Q-un RFQ' -1 y -I JH! , 5 sim,-,,,-1 men- und dvd 'I Lani . Q ,Q 9 - 1 qo '5 V I X755-,big dqlei t.-avlls 5 ll, , Qgcygorl 'U-xv nr-l'1'i WL H , '7' 7 A 7 -'UM-'glz reckuf' V3'L k1 Rui? ' Q02-:pl- an d 'Q 5 VL, ,fl . L L0lZ 'Hyuxi dkbhhi The members of the 1943 HANDLIAN staff wish fto express their sincere gl 443.-J1,- appreciation to the advertisers of Winchester. Without their loyal support and P -HND quuagenerosity this HANDLIAN would not have been possible. '1 , I I A UJJJ-MA ,1 ,yq Hodgson K Brown ........ 22 years Margaret Hodgson ........ 19 years -.Q U al Jbif oi-UQ John S. Solenberger. . . . . 22 years J. V. Arthur. . . . . . 19 years ho-UQ P' N-fine Q Capitol Theatre ..., .. . Z2 years Gray 8: Eddy .... . . . 19 years ugvjxs :s..a.5lp'uY1 J U19 , l ' Vi Barr's Studio ............. 21 years C. P. McV1car .... 18 years g4..7 I , QQ.D'I eds- 94 T... 5 I Winchester Steam Laundry Z1 years Consumers' Utilities ....... 18 years c 1 'ua iN OG- yin' ox Crystal Cafe .............. 21 years Valley Service Station ..... 18 years L-1.3-'YW up-.4 '-N5 Winchester Evening Star.. 21 years H. W. Ebert ...,.......... 17 years V I .hs '.lf ',-3 X RD-'xl G JJJ,dy'L 1 -it Baker's Drug Store ....... 21 years Winchester Cold Storage.. 17 years 'il-X .fi-xl 5 -LNLMLQJQ oi jollifte Studio ..... 20 years Martha Washington Foun- 'H' 5 -S' 1 . Q 1- J ' l ', +L Hansbrou h 8: Carter ...... 20 years tain ................... 17 years 5 x Mya X g u -. 4 L -1 I' L1 QQ xWinchester Seed Company 20 years Thomas Credit Jewelry .... 17 years 'Q - pf. U oi' Us-Ujlnhn W. Rosenberger ...... 20 years Brook's Pharmacy. ........ 16 years A i'i ut. I Cl' Haldeman's Creamery. , . .. 19 years R. T. Jones Funeral Home 16 years 1 W' LMT ,- 1 D u- i Pa neva Q H. C. Sheetz S: Son ....... 19 years Northern Va. Power Co. .. 16 years - -1,-,sg 1 .. g I Sidi. ex Flower Shop. ...... ..... 1 9 years G. W. Kurtz ...... 16 years 3 - People's Drug Store ............. 22 years ?lL,Yl-IL 01 L45-VUL, .n 14' 1 6 N H C , ' when 1 me bgsnc bows ' H.: 'Use QHQ 'lliin-J Claw, Q HL lfvui U p ,li 1 - ' JJOSJIY1 ---' he eqnaldni C o 90.11, 44 glogup, This e,u :.u i 4- BO an +0 s -s2.:z.J-251.1 - Xl. Q-,L..9..D' ' Wir nic gi JI.. void, id Yz.vzu..uu+-ml -. s.v.ud .Koa-AJ, iqnqn K . oy QNX-1 QOLLYJ R-f,y.,.fxJ Q,-, QL,-.,.:.ia,.au.1i,xN2 ta. LW io I f N J-1,4-..u a,.a.nn -. ,5-a'uYn4vnp , -the 1 .on X -- 'L' 'H' l GPU WW ww' ears..-flhllv JMU- 'fM'f'i' ' 1 f ...Wy ,fa .g...a,-' 'i - I .1 . I - 1 1 , .' ' A c L. - r ' a , I N .1 M, X '1,..,c V ,. I I K 1 1 I U,pj,,, .. V in ,A fr ,lv bL:V.:AA., De V 5, ,x 4 -,.1,t1, Ur- -1,7 c, , I-4 ' ' , 1 I . If ,I V' 6 Midi I i ,' 4 i ,X AV' ,LK-1d,L,., 'Q.4-,,f,4V,J! xjbbl. T vi LY A 2 tg V: Liflgq ,il-11. I L -- .3 If ,a L. '- rg , g t , . , p f -y I 1 , X . M 1,,X. ! , -n,,f, -4 X CJ, . .v ..' -- 7,---L tyy1,.s., ', LJWQ4 lflfl . 1 1 li M C T i9Ql55i9l5EGl9l6l9l9i6i9iQl9l9iSflQlXlQQliHQlGQIWlGSlSl?l953699HAi9lQi9lSi9iQi9lQi9l6l59i9lf?l9lQiSl6i9l6i3l9l9l5lqig ff ,rad fiafi fffifai, ' ,.f,7-fscfgasfaf-,Q - ' if bfi 'ra' imessagebyrom the p residenfg of OBSULLIVAN RUBBER CO., INC. lf, L X to the Graduating Class of HANDLEY HIGH SCHOOL ' 1' f ' 4LJ,f, 11- 1 ,- 3 51 V, Vw - QU '- , gg, ,701 fl 1. 'IX1 .JIM 1 ibfAJ 1 'l. 41 . H112 JV' , .ff V, JA 7, ff 1 AJ: I J I write this message to you because T sincerely feel that you young men and younglwomen are a more intelligent and better trained group than the grad- uates of most of the high schools of America. This belief has been fostered b5i,na'yLi'elations with the Handley graduates who work with me in the plant and bthex office of the O'Sullivan Rubber Company. ff' I want you to know something of the back-ground and policies of the O'Sul- livan Rubber Company, it is important to your future and to the future of the Osullivan Company that you do. '1O'Sullivan's Rubber Heels and Soles are one of America's most famous mpyoducts. They were the First rubber heels ever made . . . were invented by O'Sullivan about forty-tive years ago. At that time everyone wore and thought rubber heels were ridiculous. Almost the entire credit rubber heels in America goes to O'Sullivan. You can go to any oi town in the United States and ask the first ten people you meet to uname heelf! The answer will be l'O'5ullivan.,' Most of us who work here are p,roud of this fact. W Though the O'Sullivan Company does have a big name it does not have a Head. The people who run this company have no delusions of grandeur. ' The suggestions and criticisms of those who work here have always been wel- ,-scomed. There is no man or woman who does not receive all the opportunities to go ahead that we can offer. It is our policy that every man hired, in our plant or office, have an oppor- ,i tfunity to some day become the head of this organization. There is neither nepot- iism inor discrimination, and every man and woman employed here can, to the degree to which he or she is capable, make his or her own future. it' The important positions of secretary to the president, secretary to the treas- iffrer and secretary to the plant manager are held by girls who graduated from Handley. The positions of Production Manager, Executive Paymaster, Assistant Sales Manager, Assistant Treasurer and Oftice Manager are held by former Handley graduates. -L 'I tell you all this in the hope that the talented and ambitious young men and young women of this graduating class will want to work for the O'Sullivan Rub- ber Company. lt is my hope that there will be positions in our plant and office fkfof those who do apply. It is my hope and the hope of the O'Sullivan Rubber Compaay that all the graduates of this class and every high school class will heels J f .,,4f,', LJQ-f 4 N 17.12, 'C 4 41,eL1J.!, I A its . 1 u g,4yx,,'- g K ef' 1-' .1 fp f- I' 1 J, 'Y s L ' Q21 . 35 Y x. My Q-ff id ,4,-.,-ai, ggfg' ,L-ff - ' gang .. 9 - igqul!-.5!fr -.1 - Q-its-4ffioA -5.4 V1 4 Il: SEL -NJ-'il' Z5 - Hu Ji ' - . ,v41A 1 L-'.:. L L- - K r I Q A - U J4 i EE l c' .1 H. K4 , . 'A l L 6- 'T l EE -Q SULINI, ... 35 , ' k - ' - continue to en'ov futures that are bri ht and successful. 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X I Q -H 4 xx sv. Q F5 jTl.gl?E oN-lANpLE3r HIGH SCHOOL , JMS f if 4 , ' '- MX W 3 - E - , - 35 gg X . g X w N3 X Y J I gg Th?q.p1'gQQSSxyOtgL1QV?fhGda This year Confirms the faith y9AmIEiCU QIQQY5-siniit?gfQLJf1ger generation. Ever strive To gg 91 X J' J X5 x E ' Eg ,KE +I-?Tg Ori yOu rgsfs Thefrespormsibility, in 0 gg H .fs V iggigfnee Qericowqgkelepigg iIwe'EU:l'URE'PxMERICA FREE! 35 X 'W' -4 ' xl X ' R- ' . f P5 f,,+N ' ' V E4 Ia , . EI, ibn X3 xvx , Q X Su xr ' T ,M gl? NSE x V ' A 1 J' J ' wg X ' - 4-3, V-. H f rw sw? i XE? I J ' Exougi Blige Nefwork Station 1 'jx Q X C N3 ' f f f 3 EE Q Q 4 N r - 5 Q2 N as iwfxrx Xg,xQ'3x N - X 3 gg 3:3 -5 QANB x5TsjsTAFE . I Xi 5 QS f NA: J ly' 2 QQ' .Qchgrd F. Le is, X V Ng K X Grant Pollock , Philf'Wh6c X 2? J A ,Q Johnny Bell Qllegn Gl 1 ,J , 4' J Harvey Grubbs 542 1 ' E Q 'R' r Q E- 4 l X' ' X 5 ,J Q -4 f J N5 ' ml f W J V 4 Y Tr 'N 'E .1 ' A ,J ' , 'I A E QE rf wx, N, i - x, ' 3 .. ' X 1 X. 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E55 E A STATEMENT OF FACTS if il The purchasers of Hershey's Ice Cream are assured that it is Els blended from only properly inspected fresh milk and cream, the QQ finest of cane sugar and the true flavoringemanufactured in an approved moderln factory, untouched by human haruls and under such strict supervision that it is guaranteed to be pure and whole- some. The Hershey Creamery Company has and will continue to 5:5 manufacture ice cream to the utmost quality and serve it at a price that gives the public the best value that their combined resourses of production and management can command. Hershey Creamery Company WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA ff 1956513 SLM' qw .7 fi? if fu X1 ,I 7r 5 S5 7. 7I 'ZW I N EE CD Z9l4?Z9I6Z55l?:ZM!9'E5SZWZ9E6Z:5L4I35:I-E161526- EP BSC QZGIQEEENGR-Z56ZSEISQ!9!619'SI9El59iGlGH6Zi9i6I59l6!SZ-9Si IRI 2 N GULF OIL CORP. gg PETROLEUM PRODUCTS EE Z I - eg COMPLIMENTS gf C. L. 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EE 2 Sunshlne Cleaners, Inc. 5 COMPLETE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING sERvlcE mmf: 31 51S161916191'6191Q191i51GKf1C191Q191619E19nV613191i31361961913919S199K?199191fE19K?1f9'S19'n6191i?19319 19191Q1914?19R191f5131Q161'E as GEORGE WASHINGTON GARAGE GENERAL TIRES, STORAGE-Z4-HOUR SERVICE 210 N. Loudoun St. Telephone 3848 EE S02 GEORGE IZARNSLEY VVINCHESTER Hi Y , OWNER xe IRGIIX IA as as if QE 35 2 SI NICHOLS COMPANY INSURANCE ADJUSTMENTS and INVESTIGATIONS if as SUCCESSFULLY REPRESENTING THE COMPANIES AND THEIR AGENTS FOR OVER 20 YEARS EE 33 3 24-HOUR SERVICE PHONE 3858 ie if SE SIQIQIQIGISIQIQIGIGQISIGIQIWISIQZQIQISIQZSISE?ZwI9IQZ9ZWI9QZ IWIQSISQZHQISKEISEIGEISMIXPIS?ZH6llSIQZ9n?Z36?ZWIf5IQ 35 35 IHQIGKEZGEISIQZGEISIQQ IMZSIQ ,IMFEEZGISISFEIGIQ ZSZSEG ZGIQIGIG ZGIQIHGIWIGIQISQISEIGQIQISISIGISIQIQEISEISKEIGEISEIGIGZSIQS ZQISIGISEIGIGISSIGIGIQIW 5 5 as 3 3 35 se se EI? 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I I' I Rlrz-LEE gg HANDLEY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS sg 5 7 When You Think of RESTAURANT Q Entertainment AND HABI-E,s FILLING STATION 3 One-Fourth Mile South Of ,I . JI Presenting All Outstanding Screen Vvmchester On Attractions U, S. Rt. 11 25 A Locally-Owned, Controlled and Q4 5 Operated Enterprise Devoted tO EP Q the Sincere Interest Of all Winchester Theater ALVIN WENZEL E8 gg, GOEIIS PROPRIETOR WINIIIIFQTIIR I' VIRGINIA Valley Avenue, Winchester, Va. iff ,, gg COMPLIMENTS air 4 fr! COMPLIMENTS st 0 F 0 F SAF EWAY UOMPWW he 25 1- I K' i Qkhcbsfeti T STORES, INC. gg IIThe Stuclenfs Friendv Elf X WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA Eg Telephone 3407 P. O. Box 266 r Q2 I gl If 36 i' HQl91655l9l9li?l3l9l9lQl9l9lGl9l6Z9l9lQl9lQli?l5?l9lQl9lf5l9l9l9lQl9El9K5l9K?l9'IQl9Ql9!Ql9SIQlt'Hi9l6Is95ClQlXl lkl43l9li?Z9IfISlI EIQIWISIGIGZ5516ISHG1559513IGEQISIGSQZMZMISEISEQISQGISFHQ19919961-EEE145WWEHQIWH4Z:?lQ!kI9lQlMl?ZQIi?K5 3? :UN A Lf- 6151651356 K. A T916 COMPLIMENTS 4916? 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WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA 'kit LEE BAKING COMPANY BAKERS OF SOUTHERN BREAD AND SOUTHERN CAKES '1Made to Suit the Southern H ousewi fe iii' THE BEST THING IN LIFE IS A GOOD MEAL, HOME COOKED TOASTED SANDWICHES SODAS AND CANDIES Make This The Place To Meet Your School Chums GOLDEN GLOW COFFEE SHOP OPPOSITE PALACE THEATRE 16161916196191619Q1916191619'EE1 161916191916191619Eff161919161916 FANCY LAWN GRASS LAWN FERTILIZER PRATT FEEDS WINCHESTER SEE D COM PANY WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA Niki' M1- If gf 196196191619161916191619E16161961916 191616191916 1916191916 191616 19161916191916 lik 1916 Q19 191619616 I In fIi91QN7 wwf. v 117151919X 196 1916 196191619161961916191619161616 1961619616 M1996 7.19166 flf5i9IQi iQii5Qifx'7n6'n5Tiiyi55IQiSl13i5iffi9iQl Kl?HQl9kIiHQI9l:' 9l6Z l3'feZHGIQISIQZSIGIGIQIGHSEIQZGIQISIQIMIMHSISISZSGIGIQIQ rr V 4 7. f f 5 ji Z5 1 K lf 1, HAI I now ' jf Is VVhat I Read l In The Newspaperl' 92 if As Handley serves your educational -Will Rgggrg, needs, we serve your wearing apparel O f ,- . . 1 How abundantly true is this of your 95 needs xx ith a complete line ot the latest 1 J- M 5 local newspapei-the only Complete EE Styles 111 YOUUS mffnis and SlUdC11fiS source of news in this Community- EE clothing and furnishings of the fl? IHIFI looked mf, best read mefllum EE best quality, reasonably O 3 ' QQ riced The STAR is read from masthead to P ' footline by practically everyone in this + W vicinity-more persons than ever be- QE fore in our history. 5 gg H. C. SHEETZ G' SON gg Winchester Evening Star gg Z- I The People's Paper i i'Y0ur Clothing Merchants y il? PL'BLIsH1-:Rs OF HANDLEY S Q5 Junior Evening Star wwf fwfr gg QE ?E Handlians 5 fx To he Smart in gig F535 Your Classes 7,2 Igqe Requires .4 55 ri: Study . . . Elf Q T Bm ra be C 0 M P L I M E N T S 95 1, :1+ee:1 'i:- - I . gig f 1,2122 5ll1HV1fj'DI'C.fSf'd SE 7r You J Trad Only X X . OMCGI-cgof OF , 'R .' 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Virginia LoAN a THRIFT jg Q HOME COOKED MEALS 7- ig POPULAR PRICES CORPORATION EE U2 X SPECIALIZING IN 105 N. Loudoun St. i f Business Men,s Lunch ,A A and , ,I 32 Virginia Ham and Steak Dinners 92 Eg iii gg Zvi COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS gf 0 F 0 E if Q EE -- 5 55 WINCHESTER 3 A I L E Y'5 Q ff V2 WHOLESALE GROCERY G R O C E R Y 3, coRPoRATloN gg J. 2 F AT EAST CORK STREET T ' S 2 , YOUR WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA SERVICE I-kt 951936ISIQZSISSQEZSIGGIQIQIGGISIQISISKFIQIQISIS3195519lQI5El?7IXI9li5l95lA'vI6I9lQXl9H9'9l l5lXl9l9lQZ3'I6l9'I9K?l9'I9lQ?13KEZ9 I:?.? A 19EF' :uv W 1 wmv 91916 COMPLIIYIENTS IESTABLISIIED 1917 OF COMPLIMENTS OF 9K5191919E191916 J. CURTIS FRAY yy -vu L. ZUCKERMAN C1 SONS 1919195 Hen QU. s. ARMY AIR convsj Winchestefs R. G. HENGEVALD 1919'w OLDEST JUNK DEALERS 9191919191919Q191919 XV1xC1u-LSTQR, x'1RGIN1 x FRONT ROYAL, NVIRGINIA '9191 it ak 1991919191919 191919191919 SHIP COMPLIMENTS '191919199?1k19K51PE191919S19 BY OF 0 NOVICK 11919191919 G. W. 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KU RTZ DEPENDABLE FURNITURE FUNERAL DIRECTOR MSince 1868 iii' QUALITY MERCHANDISE Popular Prices L E G G E T T'S '6Winchester Shopping Centern W1Nc1ms'rER, NIIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY WINCHESTER VIRGINIA 2 it 35 if 325 EE Q2 H69I613613H91536123916I919161916ZSIGIQIQIGIGZGIGIGIQEIGISZQHQZSEEKSQSGIQESZSISEISQIGIQESis :FISISSISIGZGIMISISE v ,A sg iii 55sexe:ee:sneezezeenesezsvexezezezexesezezexeezaexe1swine 756:ZGRERMEEIGEZSIGZSZHEEQIESIWE?H6I:5E:Ii5K:IEEI9B6I'3GR ASSE:Z:5R?l6Z:?E5EZil2SS1iEIvRZ:H6Z15K?IQl9H6l1?l6Z57k'A ISE-IiEZ:HG6EZE5!6:Z5 53 AR WSE IS I A AU E12 I IE 'l I ww X956 J. E. MAssEY e soN WESTERN AUTO GROCERIES AND MEATS ASSOCIATION STORE Quality-Service-Economy 24 D NLCADILLX ST EF VVINCHILSTER PHONE 4655 VA 523 SOUTH CAMERON STREET t ' 'iUiener'5 COMPLIMENTS 52 its VVINCHESTIQR FRONT ROYAL O F Greetings Students! OSCAR NEBEL SIB JUNIOR and MISSES ' iii APPAREL, HATS, ACCESSORIES H05'ERY CORPORATION Q For Handley Girl: if -Af RE gg 2? COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS RE 34 0 F 0 F BOND BROTHERS RHODES DRUG COMPANY Q52 7E PHONE 3342 DIAL 4141 gg 'IS QE 33 VVINCHESTER, XIIRGINIA VWNCTIESTER, XHRGINIX F. L. BOHRER COMPLIMENTS 2 PRODUCE COMPANY A 0 F DEQER FRANK GEARING POULTRY, EGGS, AND MEAT MENS FURNISHINGS 224 NOR'l'H CAMERON STREET Furnishings and Hats EE TELEPHONE 5231 Q5 SE iii SQ ,N JL 4 I P 71' X i2 2 is i QE 52 5? ?E Sf EE 35 si 52 ii? EE 55 5 W QE fi? 95 if Y 916 I I IQIQAIAVJAIAWAIQI4 IAIAILL J .iggaygvgm-AyAIfs.'Q14s'4vQmA 'pm' -mmm. A wxvslmm. 'Au L ' ISFAQEX fro.sfis,.sf.VwivivivNif5iQieivNiiiifigii fiwv-V.VMVNNiVivif?ivMVi65i6mi1m9i9s ,.sm,Ms5i9n5'Ai6w iv.VwiviGi6iVif?i9i9i6r COMPLIMENTS OF MARGARET L. HODGSON MILLINERY HUNTSBERRY SHOE STORE North Loudoun Ladies, Junior and Infants' Wear 122 North Loudoun Street Winchester .:. Virginia iii' Winchester . :. Virginia ir'k'kir White Palace Restaurant Cash 5 Carry Grocery AN EXCELLENT PLACE T0 The Home of 1300 Food Items ENTERTAIN YOUR C. S. 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GROVE - FURNITURE COMPANY The Mutual Insurance Agency WE SELL FOR LESS EOR 0vER FIFTY YEARS Dependable Insurance at a Saving H. C. Snyder 30 Rouss Avenue Winchester 125 SOUTH LOUDOUN Virginia DIIAL 6472 tiki' i' COMPLIMENTS Truly F me 0 F DAIRY PRODUCTS 1 JONES FUNERAL HOME AT HALDEMAN'S C REAMERY Q. ,M NDT BY ' ' - Gum ' A 3 DUT BV ' ' THE ' ' ' ' GOLDEN RULE ' ' in , - 1.-fi? Us A Glass of Milk is a Glass Of Healthv WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA ZSIQISSQIGHQZSEQISIGISZGISIGISSEQ E556 Gl Z6!6 '. I se 2? QIQIQI IvwwI3E' NQSIGGIGSIMIGEISEQE in v I S916 IGIQISHSZGEQISEGISESZSQISISISISISIQISESZQEXSZSIQZGSESZSIS ZSHSEQISEQXSZGESEG i Y N i i N R R 3? 7-2916561956 WSQIQSZGIGIWIGIQISIQZGQIMZSXSZGSIGH! 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MILLER CURLY TOP BEAUTY SHOP LOCAL AGENTS f:C7'f7 LLll1L' PVcIltcr-Aria Ball Russell FOR ' ' I L I Q MITZIE DRESSES 1:3 IXOIII ouc oun . tue-t AND HAIR STYLING A SPECIALTY Lorraine Silk Undgrwfar Visii Om' Shop for cz Cwisiiltaiion gg ir ir FOUNTAIN SERVICE EE Norris Exquisite Candies COMPIZJTFMENTS E BROOKS' PHARMACY PmmM0nDmggim PHILIP'S SPECIALTY SHOP THE REXALL STORE QUTFITTERS -F Service With Satisfaction OF MISSES AND WOMEN INIAGAZINES EE CAIIA NOME AND YARDLEY AGENCY 9 North I,ouCIouII Street Phone 6461 VVi1Ichester, Va. VVi1IcI1estcI' .:. Virginia iii' 'A' COMPLIMENTS Winchester 2 o F Dry Cleaning Works BRANCH OFFICES FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA gg I R D TAXI if E Phfnne 6528 Phone 3844 210 S. Ist-AfId0tk St. VViIIchesteI' .:. Virginia E 'A' 'ki' VVE VVOULD LIKE To C. U. B. A. CIKSTOIIIER OF TIIE ALECIA BEAUITY SALON BE'-L CLOTHES SHOP Personality Permanent Waving 93 FINGER WAVING, HAIR DYEING GIWINCHESTERIS SHAMPOOING, HAIR CUTTING 3 and All Lines of Beauty Culture FINEST MEN'S STORE'7 MRS. MARY S. STINE Phone 5815 19 N. Braddoclc St. ir 'ki' vi HSIGZSSIWIWISIGISIQISQZSQZ9I6?I l45ZSQI995I55Z?'.QIS9EZ9I6'Z6I9EZ99IQZ9IQZ9IQIiEI9IQZ9Z9Q?Ii?F9I9I65IQ gy NI I mfs 1716 svmiylggvx 1x7w1v1vK7 :Z VIVIVIV vwIvIvIvI 16.616 'E161616161616161616161616161616161616161616I616 1616161612 Qs 161 Iv ' A fx A - 5g16161616161616161616H61616Z6l61::1616161616616161616'R6161616'6'6'6 '6'A'6'61661616'A616161616516661616161616161616161616 916 B0YD7S DERMIC LOTION HEALS CHAPPEIJ SKIN 256-500 FRED S. BOYD The Prescription Druggist Corner Main and Water Streets iii' , -mvw Ivivnw MOLING 5' CATHER 120 Nortlj Loudoun Street GOLDETTE UNDERWEAR Hole proof Hosiery Hansen Gloves Ladies, Hahd Bags DIAL 6433 ki' J. S. MILLER 6 COMPANY HARDWARE, PAINTS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES SPORTING Goons R A D I O S N. Main St. .:. Winchester, Va. tit COMPLIMENTS OF GROVE'S House Furnishings INTERIOR HOME SERVICE WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF LOVETT BROTHERS S H o E S STORES 165 North Loudoun Street VVincl1ester . :. Virginia ELMER V. HODGES TREASURE HOUSE Gifts of Distinction A Complete Gift Shop 26 West Piccadilly Street Winchester .:. Virginia il' 51, COMPLIMENTS OF KERN'S BILLIARD N. LOUDOUN STREET WINCHESTER .Z. VIRGINIA THE BOYD G. HEADLEYS ANTIQUES CABINET MAKING 1315 Valley Pike U. 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SE A1 lllh 3 GENERAL AUTOMOBILE PICCADILLY SODA SHOP REPAIR SHOP Opposite Post Office, Library, 113 Q and Elks Big Red Apple 4 Fairfax Lane Phone 6441 AFTER MOVIE SERVICE Phone 6846 'Ir if S12 SE 32 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS S 2 OF OF HUGH G. 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I , ,. 4 QE Health Center Bowlmg Alleys OW an , Cf JACK ZIMMERMAN, Manager - B O O T H S QReduced Rates for Handley Q3 Sfudsnfsb 24 HOUR SERVICE gli PHOXE 6963 Free Parking Space QE ir 'A' E DIAL 3710 COMPLIMENTS COLONIAL KITCHEN 0 F HOME-MADE CANDIES E and ICE CREAM WI Attractive Packages Made In ELECTRIC SERVICE OW Kitchenu jg J. H. LOVVDEN, Confectioner li 35 W. Boscawen St. Winchester Va. ag , , i ir ir SJOYGQC, Inc. S E I C E ImLHEsTI-.R, IRcEIx5AA L 0 F Freezing Room for Meats 5 P':xlAVeif bles O'Connell Air Conditioning I- TE CKERS Q Storage for Fur Coats WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA 395 PHONE 4173 'me Q 35 f S2 l9l6l9Sl9I3l96l9l6l9l6EZ9lQEI9l6lQQl9l6l9l9lQZGHQZWQKSHGZSHQI99117166!9l9lQl9l6I9l6lGlSl6lSI9l9l6I9l9l9lQ?l9Ii9l9l6l9l9lW 5 5 sl? 5 E fr 2 2 'Z 25 2 E E X swf A, Z Z x T 'L 'I X.-xx ' J N ' f , 1 'f f 7 f 1 Y I, , X sl E55 i iv SE EE Q Q Q ,. jf jj! JA fi , '- r f J -XX ,- f ff if f if f Q7 jf! N ff gf , X JJ? ly xi X .x - I ,yy XJ!! . A Nz N, EE f, jf! 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SE . a X 2 9 PROCESS A COLOR WORK jg f Q EE Q Q gl SF 7.2 0 H5 RUBBER STAMPS MADE IN OUR OWN PLANT NINETEEN WEST FREDERICK STREET STAUNTON VIRGINIA Phone 605 IGH: ?lf ,lAIQvNAmvilArmA vnvnvnvnvnvlvlvnvnvnvnvl A 3 2 5 2 ,N Cl L Q 2 4 4+ 0 0 0 4-P 0 r 4 v 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4? 0 0 lb 0 0 2 ' 45 3 0 25 ii 7l 0 fl . 4? gl 0 4? 4, 0 . 4. El ' Sl 3 il -Q ':SQZ9l9HQ.vISli7IGKviHQSEE!SEI9lQ.3lG!9lQZWZSEZQGZSQIQQISQIHGZSQZSQZSGQ-.vmZvlvmv.vlv.9S.vl6?.9l6.vl6.vEl9l69l6 2 'S 1 Z 5 Z . l ll . l ' l .1 1 I ' ' I Q, ' If Q' V , l , Q l 7 . S- ' ' ' f rig I., f' Mqrfhq V4lGgllllhgl'0I1 J' IBEFOIIE KND APLER SCHOOL STOP I V V ' :fl U l 6:1-rhe Crystals, f '32 BOOD SANGJWICHES and DRINIlS ' FOR YOUR I I WI ' gTo'Suit Your Tastlfz ,ll HOME-MADE CANDIES 5 I W - 1 I , V X I - AND L- 2 1 .X lllDIAL 6916 , l I ll REFRESHMENTS ' l 19 E. P' d'll St. ' 9 ,1 . , lffa 1 Y , ' THE CRYSTAL CAFE is f A wwf - P- as ggi, I AAA+ 3? 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JAMES DRUOLESS PHYSICIAN EE 1 Health Specialist 75 , , The Atl1lefe's Pliysifian gl 125 West Piccadilly Street 5 33 PHONE 3688 - A+++ +A ElezewezeexeleleleleiezelwlwlelelexelezewieleleleresswrelexeielexezelexeleiOle91916919191Oeleleieleieleleleleieeleleleieleg P 23991959'.9l9SZ9I9!9EI99IwI9Z9I9EIWI15291919191919IM9196191916I9I9I9Z9l9I6I9I9I9SI9I9I9l9I9I9Z9I9I9l9I9l9I9I9I9 ER bzfxlekxvekxgx 0 I9I9IS .lb nv 5I9I9I9I9I9I9E?' 9191919 9519295519913 9Y9'm9GI9'kI99l9I9I9l9I9I9I9I9I9I9' X'9I99.99I9I9SI9I rg vn I9I9 w ' INA mvwvmmf NN xy XINNNAV -vnvlvnvlvlv vnv19If7l9I57IvNIvIvSIS 1919 7- 'eau A .A 'A IVA? FOR YOUR PARTIES Serve Underw00d's Fancy Cakes T118-j'IVU lust as Good to Eat as they are Attractive in Appearance U N D E R W O O D'S 161 N, Loudoun Street TELEPHONE .... 1302 'ki' COMPLIMENTS McCrory's 5-IO-25C Store LARGEST AND MOST MODERN IN THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY WIICVC Handley Student: Shop VV1NcHEs'1'ER, XXIRGINIA 4 ak CLEAN AND POLITE SERVICE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN STAR RESTAURANT MRS. GEORGE SEMPELES, Proprivfrcss 6'The Home of Good Eatsv IVE EVERYTHING FROM Sarzdwiclzes fo Regular Dinners AT REASONABLE PRICES COMPLIMENTS OF W. NELSON PAGE Z1 E. Water St. VVinchestcr, A721 ul' ir LETQSMEETANDEAT AT TH E GRI DDLE o F Plate Specials-Tasty Sandwiches Grilled Hamburgers Delicious Cojfee, Pics and Pastry 41 South Loudoun Sh, VX'inchcstcr, Va, Next Door to Palace Theatre PHONE 6164 CHAMBERS' RESTAURANT COMPLIMENTS OF PROGRESSIVE SHOE REPAIR SHOP 7 West Piccadilly Street COMPLIMENTS OF DUFOUR BEAUTV SHOP Helen Dean Hfzrrill 25221916 il? 402 91 lf .- ,. 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