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To Whom it May Concern :
We, the lords and ladies of the
Senior class of 1940, finding our
selves on the threshold of a new
world, do hereby will and bequeath
the following of our possessions
and characteristics to members of
our faculty and to those students
who aspire to our exalted position
in the future:
To our respected principal, Mr.
Gibson, we give our heartfelt
thanks for his splendid guidance
through all our years in Albemarle
High School.
To our janitor, Hailey, we leave,
for him to sweep away, our foot
prints on the floors of dear old
Albemarle High.
The 12th grade gives the remain
der of its funds to Oron Julian Rog
ers, wdth which he is to buy his
long-cherished chicken farm.
Bill Furr and Sara Lowder
leave their courting spot at the
back of the school in care of Mary
Ellen Milton and Carl Fincher.
To Miss Cockerham and Mr.
Gehring, the student body as a
whole wishes happiness and suc
cess in their married life.
To Josephine Beaver, Polly Mar
tin, and head-cheerleader Deward
Lefler, the 1940 cheerleaders will
their sweaters.
To Miss Laws, we leave Buck
Mabry and Hod Shankle for her
12th grade again next year.
To Polly Martin, from Katherine
Drye and Doreen Evans, goes the
abundance of natural curls.
Jack Castevens leaves his good
looks and ‘way with the women’
to Lafayette Blackwell.
Ned Betts and Wade Underwood
bestow the art of laziness to Dick
Foreman.
To any student who has a car
which will fit, Robert Tucker leaves
his eight yards of parking space in
front of the school.
Hurl Almond leaves his 7th
grade Badin girl to Jimmy Peck.
Maria Ehringer leaves her styl
ishness to Sister Auten.
Max Fesperman’s well-worn
Concord highway is left to any
student who becomes entranced by
the beauty therein.
To Sister Pocahontas, Mary
Helen Meigs leaves here quietness
and dependability.
Skin Mauldin wills his height
to Bob Redwine.
Maestro Denning wills his fa
mous orchestra to Elbert Mullinix.
To Mary Ann Skidmore, Lydia
Bowers leaves her smallness • of
statue.
Keith Almond bestows his love
for “T” models to William Mor
row, George Efird and Hamp Tal
bert.
To Polly Martin goes Elizabeth
Jenkins’ and Lydia Bowers’ acting
ability.
Kat Whiteley wills her friendli
ness to Margaret Deese.
Hoyle Baton leaves his tempo
rary permanent wave to John Ken
nedy.
To Bill Baker, Alfred Hurt
leaves his guitar.
To Margaret Nisbet, Betty Mae
Watts wills her cosmetics.
To “Butch” Burleson, “Jenny”
Safrit wills her personality.
To any student who can get by
without an excuse. Bill Jordan
leaves his Wednesday afternoon
seat in the Stanly theatre.
David Crump leaves his fighting
ability to Little Bob Furr.
Bill Benson and Kenneth Brooks
give their model airplaces to Bill
Gantt and Bill Morrow.
To his nephew Gene, Bill Helms
leaves his trumpet and vacant seat
in the band.
J. W. Lisk leaves his baseball
to Sam Andrew.
To Miss Elizabeth Polston is
sadly left all the chewing gum un
der chairs and desk.
To the Juniors:
Get the right kind of lipstick.
The fastest sort of car,
Know all the places.
And you’ll go far.
To Max Morton is left Creel
Lowder’s swiftness and smallness.
The students of the Senior class
do will and bequeath all of their
favorite parking spaces in and
around Albemarle to the upcoming
Senior class.
Lawyers:
Josephine Whitley,
Marie Deese.
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.Annabel Perry
Honor Society ’40; President
Home Economics club ’38; Secre
tary homeroom ’39; Vice-president
homeroom ’37-’38.
AIargaret .Alice Ridenhour
Debater ’40; Secretary home
room ’36.
Oron Rogers
Football ’38-’39; Tennis ’37-’38-
’39; Hi-Y club ’38; Full Moon
Staff ’40; Cheerleader ’39; “Some
one for Bunny” ’38; “Growing
Pains” ’39; Band ’40.
Claude Harold Sh.ankle
Football ’37-’38-’39; Tennis ’39-
’40; Secretary Hi-Y club ’38-’39;
“Mama’s Baby Boy” ’40; “Grow
ing Pains” ’39; “Aunt Tillie Goes
to Town” ’39; “Tons of Money”
’38; President Booster’s club ’40;
President Boys’ Glee club ’39;
Mixed Chorus ’40; Vice-President
Creative Writing club ’40; Cheer
leader ’40.
A'irginia Ward Stone
President Journalistic club ’37-
’38-’39; Literary Editor Full Moon
’37-’38; Vice-President homeroom
’38; Editor Full Moon ’39; Who’s
Who ’39; Black Mask Honorary
Society ’39; Business Manager Full
Moon ’40; President Creative Writ
ing club ’40; “Alama’s Baby Boy”
’40.
Ruby Katharine Townsend
Basketball ’38-’40.
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Robert J.ames Tucker, Jr.
President homeroom ’36; Mixed
Chorus ’40.
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Peter Henry .Almond
President Microscopic club ’40.
Hubert Lemuel .Almond
Industrial Arts club ’37-’38; As
sistant Circulation Manager, Stan
ly News and Press.
T. J. Dennis
Science club ’37; Industrial Arts
club ’38; French club ’39; Typing
club ’40; Arts and Crafts club ’40.
Fr.ances Virginia Bass
Dramatic club ’37; Home Eco
nomics club ’39.
Carolyn Lula E.arnhardt
Secretary Art club ’37-’38; Jour
nalistic club ’38-’39; Dramatics
club ’38-’39; Boosters’ club ’40.
Ch.arles Gibson Beatty
Eldus M.arie Bl.alock
Home Economics club ’37-’38;
Dramatics club ’38-’39; Physical
Culture club ’39-’40.
Lyna Mae Easley
President Physical Culture club
’37; treasurer Dramatics club ’38-
39; Masqueraders ’39-’40; Boost
ers’ club ’38-’39; Typing club ’40.
Lydia Bowers
Dramatic club ’36; Special Tal
ent club ’37; Dramatics club ’38-
’39; Masqueraders ’39-’40; “Ma
ma’s Babv Boy” ’40; “Growing
Pains” ’38.
Charles Edward Bowie
Glee club ’37-’38; Nature club
’38; Mixed Chorus ’40.
U. S. Burleson, Jr.
Science club ’37; Nature club
’38; Typing club ’40.
Jewel Efird
Home Economics club ’38.
Irene Janette Furr
Nature club ’38; Home Ecoii^
ics club ’39.
Erlene Grace Gaskln
Girls’ Athletic Association
’39; Girls’ Glee club ’37-’40;
ist ’40; Girls’ Physical Culture i
’39; Mixed Chorus ’40.
Jerrell Derwood Eali
Lucille Hathcock
Willie Frances Efird
President Physical Culture club
’37; Student council ’39; Mixed
chorus ’40; Girls’ Glee club ’37-
’40; Soprano Soloist ’40.
W.ADE F. Underwood
President homeroom ’36-’39;
Stage Manager Dramatics club ’38-
’39; Black Mask Honorary Society
’39; Band ’40; High School Orches
tra ’39.
AI.arshall Postell Watkins
Transfer from Norwood and
Troy; Treasurer homeroom ’40.
Josephine G.aines Whitley
Honor Society ’40; Secretary
Mixed Chorus ’40; Treasurer Girls’
Glee club ’39; Vice-President
Boosters’ club ’40; Black Mask
Honorary Society ’39-’40; Cheer
leader ’39-’40; Tennis ’36-’39; Bas
ketball ’39-’40; Co-Captain Basket
ball team ’40; Champion of Girls’
Singles in South Piedmont Tennis
Conference ’39.
Hettie M.aria Ehringer
Tennis team ’39; “Mama’s Baby
Boy” ’40; Boosters’ club ’37-’40;
Journalistic club ’37; Dramatics
club ’39; Cheerleader ’39-’40.
Edw.ard Earl Hatley
Industrial Arts club ’37-l|
Norwood High school ’39.
Jennie Novella He.arxe|
William M. Helms
President homeroom 31-1
Boys’ Glee club ’37-’40; ‘-cj
club ’37; Secretary of homeij
’38-’40; Vice-president of r
room ’39; Vice-president of I,
tography club ’39; Mixed CI
’40.
Blondell L. Herrix
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Coral Stella Coble
Journalistic club ’37; Special
Talent club ’38; Dramatic club ’39;
Boosters’ club ’39-’40.
Nellie Elizabeth Coble
Dramatics club ’36-’37; Home
Economics club ’38; Boosters’ club
’38.
Lee Biggerstaff Copple
Triangular debater ’37-’40; Mas
queraders ’39-’40; National Honor
Society ’40; Editor “Al-Hi-Script”
’39; Editor “The Full Moon” ’40;
Vice-President Student Council
’38; Student Representative ’40;
Contest play ’40; School Orator
and Extempore representative ’40;
Mixed Chorus ’40; Tenor Soloist
’40; Hi-Y club ’37-’40; “Growing
Pains” ’39; Who’s Who ’40; Mixed
Chorus.
D.avid On.an Crump
“Mama’s Baby Boy” ’40; Boost
ers’ club ’40.
Robert E. Young
M.ary Ellen Youngblood
President Girls’ Glee club ’39-
’40; Al-Hi-Script Staff ’39-’40;
Full Moon Staff ’39-’40.
Evelyn Christine Curlee
Library Science club ’40; French
club ’38-’39.
Elwood Curtis
Mechanical Drawing club ’37-
’38; Journalistic club ’39; Current
Events club ’40.
Georgi.a M: D.avis
Doreen Ev.ans
Transferred from Mt. Gilead
High School; Dramatics club ’40;
Library Science club ’39; Typing
club ’40.
Connie AI.arie Fesperman
French club ’38; Art club ’37;
Journalistic club ’38; “Old Timey
School House” ’37.
:\I.ARY Lassiter HiU^
Dramatics club
tary ’40; Library Science cl J
Girls’ Athletic Association J
Student Council ’39; Vice^^l
homeroom ’39; National J
ciety ’40; “Mama’s BabycO)!
How.ard a. Holt
Science club ’36; Nature
’37; Craft club ’39.
D.aisy Belle Fesperm.an
Home Economics club ’38-’39.
James Monford Fesperman
Boosters’ club ’39; Industrial
Arts club ’37; Physical Education
club ’40.
Mary Alice Holt
Transferred from 1
school ’38; Creative MnWI
’39; Debating ’39. |
Albert Leland Hckt ,
Amy Louise Fry
Secretary - treasurer Physical
Culture club ’38; Boosters’ club
^38- 40; Girls’ Athletic Association
38; Tumbling team ’38; Dramatics
club ’39; Full Moon staff ’40.
JoLENE Frye
Dramatics club ’37-’39; Physical
Culcure club ’38; Journalistic club
39; Boosters’ club ’40.
W illiam Re.ade Fulton
Vice-president homeroom ’37-
Treasurer Science club ’36; Biolo
gy club ’38; Tennis team ’36-’40;
football ’39; Monogram club ’39.
Vice-president Science c
President Nature club j
raphy club ”39; Hi-Y club
Margaret Elizabeth JbJ'
Vice-president of
’39; Vice-president homei
Secretary Dramatics ,^|
Treasurer of Dramatic
“Mama’s Baby Boy
Bill Jordan ^
President homeroow ,,
Vice-president homeroo^j.
President homeroom ,^5.
president homeroom U
dent Dramatics club o»>
ident Industrial Ar^ ^
angular Debating ’49-