May 31, 1939
THE FULL MOON
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ELEVENTH GRADE GRADUATES
Motto
“To strive, to seek, to find, and
not to yield.”
—Tennyson
The members of the graduating
class will enter many different
professions and travel many dif
ferent roads. But there is no
field in which they cannot in
dividually apply the motto they
have chosen.
Striving, seeking, finding, and
persevering are words symbolic of
the successful, fruitful life to
ward which they will all aim. No
battle was ever won without hard
labor and earnest endeavor. No
pilgrimage was ever successful
without travellers giving their
best efforts to try to reach their
destination. If he will pursue
steadily the course begun and
maintain a purpose in spite of op
position and discouragement, we
believe every graduate will attain
that goal toward which he is aim
ing.
—Mary Katherine East
Seniors Present
Three-Act Farce
VIRGINIA CROWELL
“Her voice was ever .soft, gentle,
and low.
An excellent thing in woman.”
Treasurer of Dramatic club ’36,
’37, ’38; Journalistic club ’39;
Cheer leader ’39; “Miss Harper’s
Bazaar’’ ’38; “Aunt Tillie Goes to
Town” ’39; Full Moon staff ’,39.
PATTIE LEE CROWELL
‘Ye gods, end this high school life
and make two lovers happy.”
Dramatic club ’36, ’37.
ANNIE DICK
“There is no wisdom like
happiness.”
EMMA LEE GRIFFIN
“Quiet, gentle, sedate, and calm.”
Dramatic club ’36; President of
Talent club ’38; Photographers’
club ’39; Vocational club ’39.
SARA DOBY
“Good nature is the sign of a
large and generous soul.”
Science club ’36; Treasurer of
Journalistic club ’38; Secretary of
Home Economics club ’38; French
club ’39; President of Journalistic
club ’39; Full Moon staff ’39;
National Honor society ’39.
JAMES GREENE | JULIA MABRY
“Look on my work, ye mighty, and \ “Speak low if you speak of love.”
despair.” \ Home Economics club ’36;
Dramatic club ’36; Nature club ! French club ’38, ’39.
’37; French club ’38, ’39; Sound
club ’39. HAZEL MAULDIN
“A good sport every day.”
President of home room ’37.
Glee club ’36, ’37; Treasurer of
Journalistic club ’38, ’39; Vice
president of Journalistic club ’39;
Girls’ Athletic association ’38, ’39;
President of Girls’ Athletic asso-
TINA GRIGG ciation ’39; Secretary-Treasurer
“The cheerful grin will let you in, of Recreation club ’39; National
Where the knocker is never Honor society ’39.
Glee club ’36, ’’37, ’38, ’39; LUCY MAE MILLER
Library Science club ’39; Home i “A countenance in which did meet
Economics club ’38. sweet records, promises as sweet.”
Science club ’36; Home Eco
nomics club ’37; French club ’38;
Dramatic club ’39; President of
Recreation club ’39.
PEARL SMITH
“No matter how heavy the load,
She never grumbles nor groans.”
President of Home Economics
club ’39.
MACIE SNUGGS
“Patience is the key to success”
French club ’39; Home Eco
nomics club ’38.
“Aunt Tillie Goes to Town,” a
three-act farce, directed by Miss
Nye, was presented in the audi
torium by the senior class, April
28.
The characters of the play were
Aunt Tillie, Mary Katherine East;
Lucinda Talbot, Rachel Burris; Pa
mela Marsh, Pauline Beaver; Liz
zie Parsons, Geraldine Crisco; El
len Neeland, Virginia Crowell;
Ronald Howland, Douglas Cran
ford; Luther Lorrimer, C. B. Efird;
Llervin Tucker, Claude Shankle;
Charlie One Lung, Bill Hough;
Mrs. Tillie Tucker, Sue Coble;
and Dr. Hattie Bing, Jeanne Hurt.
The proceeds, about $110, will be
used to buy the senior class gift.
LUCILLE HARWOOD
“Silence is more eloquent than
words.”
JUANITA HATLEY
“Why worry? Life is short.”
Glee club ’36, ’37, ’38, ’39.
LEON EFIRD |
“His {quietness does not make him
less important.”
LOUISE HOLT
“Strong reasons make strong
reactions.”
Home Economics club ’38.
LULA MILLS
“To act the part of a true friend
requires conscientious feeling.”
ZULA MILLS
“Pains of love be sweeter far than
all other pleasures are.”
President of home z'oom ’36.
PEGGY EFIRD
“She Its pretty to walk with, witty
to faZ/r with, and pleasant, too,
to think of.”
Dramatic club ’36, ’37, ’38, ’39;
President of Di’amatic club ’36,
’37; Boosters’ club ’36, ’37, ’38, ’39;
Cheer leader ’38; President of
home room ’36, ’37; Secretary of
Boosters’ club ’37; Vice president
of junior class ’38; “Growing
Pains” ’39.
I AINSLIE HUBBARD
“Everything comes to him who
waits—why hunn/?”
Secretary of Industrial Arts
club ’36; 'Treasurer of home room
’37; President of home room
’38; Boosters’ club ’39.
j JOE GLENN MORRIS
“All’s well that ends well.”
Nature club ’36, ’37; French
club ’38, ’39; Glee club ’39.
JAMES FESPERMAN
“An affable and courteous
gentleman.”
Industrial Arts club ’36, ’37, ’38;
Boosters’ club ’39.
PAULINE FESPERMAN
“A spirit still and bright with
something of angelic light.”
French club ’38.
RUBY GALLIMORE
A mind content both crown and
kingdom is.”
Science club ’36; Home Eco
nomics club ’37; French club ’38.
_ VIRGINIA GILLIAM
‘Filled to the brim with
^ personality.”
Dramatic club ’36; Home Eco-
nomics club ’37; French club ’38,
39; Secretary of French club ’38;
Secretary of Girls’ Athletic asso
ciation ’38; President of Physical
Lulture club ’39; Secretary of
home room ’39; Treasurer of Stu
dent council ’39; Treasurer of sen
ior class ’39; Basketball ’39.
LEAH ROSE KING
“Worth, courage, honor, these
indeed your sustenance and
birthright are.”
Dramatic club ’36, ’37, ’38;
Boosters’ club ’36, ’37, ’38.
RACHEL LEONARD
“There is a soft and pensive
grace.”
Science club ’36; Home Eco
nomics club ’36; French club ’38,
’39; National Honor society ’39.
JANE MORROW
“And her modest 'manner and
graceful air.
Show her wise and good as she is
fair.”
Dramatic club ’36, ’37, ’38, ’39;
Secretary of Boosters’ club ’39;
Pianist ’39; National Honor so
ciety ’39.
ED SWANNER
“Wise to resolve, and patient to
perform.”
Student council ’39; Football
’36, ’37, ’38, ’39; Basketball ’36,
’37, ’38; Baseball ’38, ’39.
EVELYN TALBERT
“Loss of sincerity is loss of vital
power.”
Glee club ’37, ’38, ’39.
Enrollment Will Be
Over 800 Next Year
PATTIE TAYLOR
“Never idle a moment, but thrifty
and thoughtful of others.”
Home Economics club ’36, ’37.
r MARGARET TURNER
“S/ie was a girl of quiet ways.”
Home Economics club ’37; Li
brary Science club ’39.
School will open next year with
an enrollment of 830 students, an
increase of 185 over the present
enrollment. The greatest increase
will be in the freshman class with
a total of 270 registei-ed, as com
pared with the 175 freshmen this
year.
The twelfth grade enrollment
will increase from 33 to 42 stu
dents.
VIRGINIA WILKINSON
“The spirit which keeps her is
noble, courageous, high,
unmatchable.”
French club ’37, ’39; President
of French club ’39; National
Honor society ’39.
DAVIDSON GRADUATE TO
DIRECT BAND
MAZELLE WILLIAMS
“Not much talk—a great sweet
silence.”
Home Economics club ’39.
“Oh, Davidson” will pi’obably be
a favorite for the band next year,
since the new director. Jack Tillot-
son, is graduating from there this
spring. Mr. Tillotson’s home is
in Winston-Salem.
“Perhaps it sounds rather trite,
but I am really looking forward to
my work here next year,” said the
new director. “I plan to come to
Albemarle about the first of Au
gust to organize preliminary
classes so that the band will be
ready for the football games.’”
MARGIE LIPE
“A heart to resolve, a head to
contrive, and a hand to execute.”
Vice president of French club
’38; French club ’39; Boosters’
club ’39; National Honor society
’39.
BRUCE LOWDER
“There is no better religion than
to be happy.”
Journalistic club ’38,’39; French
club ’38, ’39; Treasurer of Science
club ’36; Secretary of Nature club
’37.
DAVID LOWDER
“And silence like a poultice comes
To heal the blows of sound.”
President of home room ’39; In
dustrial Arts club ’36, ’37, ’38;
Glee club ’39.
WARREN PERRY
“For ’tis the mind that makes the
body rich.”
President of Industrial Arts
club ’37, ’38; President of Photo
graphers’ club ’38, ’39; President
of home room ’39; Sound club ’39.
“BUDDY”ROBERTS
“Content’s a kingdom and I wear
the crown.”
Science club ’35; Nature club
’36; French club ’36, ’38; Glee
club ’39.
CLARENCE ROGERS
“Too much thinking is a dangerous
thing.”
Science club ’36; Nature club
’37; Boosters’ club ’39; President
of home room ’39.
EDITH SHAVER
“Genteel in personage, co7iduct,
and equipage.”
Home Economics club ’37;
French club ’38, ’39; Secretary of
home room ’39; National Honor
society ’39.
ANN WINECOFF
“Pd rather have a fool to make me
me7~ry thaji experience to make me
sad.”
Boosters’ club ’36, ’37, ’38, ’39;
Treasurer of home room ’36; Vice
president of Dramatic club ’37;
Cheer leader ’39; “Growing Pains”
’39.
Watches Given
Margaret Austin and Bill
Hough were the lucky seniors to
receive watches given by W. C.
Russell of Mears Jewelry store to
a girl and boy of the graduating
class.
Neil Graham, one of the class
mascots, drew the names at
Mears’ store Friday in presence of
W. C. Russell, A. P. Harris, W.
B. Beaver, Sidney Gulledge and A.
B. Gibson.
Seniors Entertained
George Hughes entertained
members of the graduating class
at a theatre party, when they saw
“Wuthering Heights”, Friday
night. May 26.
Every year Mr. Hughes shows
this courtesy to the senior class.
Pictured above are Sidney Gul
ledge, president; Iris Almond, sec
retary; C. B. Efird, vice president;
Vii^nia Gilliam, treasurer.