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THE FULL MOON
TYPING CLASS
Musicians Win Six
Firsts In Contests
First place was taken by Albe
marle in six events at the state
music contest held in Greensboro,
April 18-21. Competing with other
class A high schools, many much
larger than A. H. S., highest rating
was taken by the Boys’ Glee club,
the mixed quartet, boys’ quartet,
bass solo by Bill Mann, piano solo
by Samuel Andrew, and tenor solo
by C. B. Efird, Jr.
Second place was taken by Bill
Hough, baritone soloist, and Betty
Jean Wolfe, junior high pianist,
while C. B. Efird, Jr., took third
place with a violin solo.
Mr. Paul Fry was director of
the vocal entries; Miss Annyce
Worsham, the piano.
Typing Student
Wins In Contest
First place was taken in the
state commercial contest by Billie
Kay Drye, a first-year student, who
typed 49 words with no errors per
minute for ten minutes.
Other first-year typing entries
were made by Tina Grigg, 56-6;
Margie Lipe, 66-3. Entries made
in the contest for second-year
students were by Sue Coble, 64
words—2 errors; Jack Lowder, 64-
3; Iris Almond, 62-1.
Shorthand entries for first-year
students were made by Lois Mil-
ton, Jack Lowder and Geraldine
Foreman.
In the national typing contest
for second-year students papers
were entered by Iris Almond, Jack
Lowder, and Sue Coble.
RECREATION CLUB SECTION TWO
Compliments
Standard Auto
Parts Co.
Model Laundry
and
Cleaning Works
Albemarle, N. C. Phone 295
Carolina’s Finest
DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATION CLASS
The Quality Group
Mercury
Lincoln-Zephyr
Auten -Wolfe
Motor Co.
Club Mimeographs
French Newspaper
Members of the French club,
sponsored by Miss Laws, mimeo
graphed this year for the first time
the two issues of “En Avant,” their
French newspaper.
Virginia Wilkinson is now presi
dent of the club, which has 25
members. Other officers for sec
ond semester are Irma Lowder,
vice president; Hall Carpenter, sec
retary ; Edith Shaver, treasurer.
Answers To Impressions
1. Rosa Parker
2. Katheryn Whitley
Margaret Bradley
Bill Hough
Joe Glenn Morris
Clarence Rogers
Louise Holt
Rachel Leonard
Walsie Bell
John Beatty
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Vacation Time is Here
Spend your vacatin at
the World’s Fair.
All Expense Tours From
$22.40 to $50.15
Albemarle Bus
Center
PHONE 61
Home Ec Dept.
Gets Equipmei
Spring has brought not only
general house-cleaning but a («:
plete renovation of the home ei
nomics department.
With the built-in cabinets,
sinks, stoves, and work tables
each group of four or five pu
the cooking “lab” has almost
tirely new equipment. The n
of the food department, consistl
of a “lab,” unit kitchens,
dining room, have been paint
and the dark wood-work has be
enameled ivory.
New curtains and a fresh c
of paint give the sewing “lab”
fitting room a changed appearan
Added equipment such as a bn
tin board, built-in ironing bo
and closet shelves make this
partment quite modern.
J.E. GANTT
Plumbing and Heatin
All Work Guaranteed
ALBEMARLE, N. C.
MANY TO CONTINUE
VOCATIONAL WORK
Of the 23 members enrolled in
the diversified occupations class,
five will have one more year
in high school, while 17 will
Compliments of...
Efird's Department Store
Compliments Of
Bertie’s Beauty
Compliments Of
Salon
SERVICE
Miss Catherine Anderson
Manager
CLEANERS
Call 275 for Appointment
enter the occupations in which they
have been trained.
Merchants cooperating in the
diversified occupational program
have expressed themselves as being
highly pleased with the work done
by the students during the year.
Compliments Of
Little’s Shoe
Shop
Fink’s Studio
W. O. Ryburn
& Company
Compliments Of
Maxwell Bros.
& Collins
Compliments Of
Duke's Gift
Shop
Compliments Of
Allen Clothing
Store
Exclusive Outfitters
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