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Class Picpkecij
Margaret Ellen Jolly
Dramatics club ’37; Home Eco-
omics club ’38; French club ’39;
loosters’ club ’40.
P. J. Eaton
Alma Ruth Lawrence
Home Economics club ’37.
Mattie Alice Mauldin
Gerald Kenneth Miller
President Dramatics club ’37;
Dramatics ’37-’39; Glee club 37-
’39; Boosters’ club ’40; Mixed
Chorus ’40; “Lord, Does Y’ Under-
stan’ ’’ ’38; “Growing Pains” ’39.
Annie Ruth Smith
Journalistic club ’37; President
of homeroom ’37; Glee club ’37-’40;
Physical Culture club ’38-’39; Mix
ed Chorus ’40; Vice-President of
homeroom ’38-’40; National Honor
Society ’40; Boosters’ club ’40.
Johnsie Lee Lawrence
Home Economics club ’37;
Needle Craft club ’40.
Robert Oscar Life
National Honor Society ’40; Hi-
f club ’38-’40; Glee club ’38-’40;
Resident Photography club ’39;
President Dramatics club ’37;
k^ice-president homeroom ’39 ; Stu-
lent council ’40; Band ’38-’40; Sec
retary homeroom ’38; Business
Manager “Al-Hi-Script” ’40.
Terry Mills
Dramatics club ’37-’38; Boosters
club ’40.
William Henry Morrow, Jr.
Industrial Arts club ’36-’38;
Midget football ’39; Boostere’ club
’37-’39; Athletic club ’39; Hi-Y ’37;
Band ’36; Secretary-treasurer
homeroom ’39.
Frances Nelle Smith
Journalistic club ’39; Boosters’
club ’40.
Catherine Charlotte Whiteley
President homeroom ’37-’38;
Vice-president homeroom ’40; Sec
retary Junior class ’40; Treasurer
Senior class ’40; Secretary French
club ’39; Girls’ Glee club ’37-’40;
Secretary and Treasurer ’37; pian
ist ’38; Vice-president Mixed Cho
rus ’40; Commercial club ’39-’40;
Athletic club ’38.
Tomsy M.arie Smith
Secretary Science club ’37; Pres
ident Science club ’37; Physical
Culture club ’40.
T. D. Page
Cameron Loutrelle Lowder
President homeroom ’37-’38; Sci-
;nce club ’37; Industrial Arts club
38; Commercial club ’39; Gym
:lub ’40.
Dorothy Lee Price
President homeroom ’37; Vice-
president Home Economics club
’38; Secretary-treasurer homeroom
’39-’40; Commercial club ’38-’39;
Library Science club ’37-’39.
Zelm.a Marie Smith
Hugh M. Whitley
Dramatics club ’36-’40; Property
Chairman ’40; Nature club ’37;
“Growing Pains” ’38; Commercial
club ’38; “A Wedding” ’40.
Johnnie Lou Stevens
maw High School ’39; Creative
Writing club ’40.
\'era Grey Strickland
Home Economics club ’38-’39.
Apalonia Idell Poplin
Home Economics club ’38; Com
mercial club ’39-’40.
Maxine Talbert
Dramatics club ’37-’39; Physical
Education ’38; Boosters’ club ’40.
Hazel Margaret Wise
Beta club ’39; treasurer of class
’39; Commencement marshal ’39;
Transferred from Denton High
School ’39.
Hazel Carol Williams
President Dramatics club ’37-
’39; President homeroom ’37; Dra
matics club ’37-’40; oBosters’ club
’37-’40; Girls’ Athletic club ’39-
’40; Secretary Dramatics club ’40.
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Irma Lowder
Honor Society ’38-’40; Tumbling
earn ’37; Treasurer Dramatics
dub ’36; Vice-president French
dub ’38; Athletic Association ’37-
James C. Lowder
Secretary of homeroom ’37;
lournalistic club ’38; Secretary
Industrial Arts club ’38.
Sarah Rebecca Lowder
President homeroom ’37-’40;
Bertha P.auline Re.ap
President Science club ’31; Art
club ’37; Home Economics club ’38;
Library Science club ’38- 39.
Carroll Ervin Russell
Sound club ’39.
Edith Russell
Glee club ’40.
Hazel Katherine Taylor
Glee club ’36; Dramatics club
’38-’39; Boosters’ club ’37-’38;
Home Economics club ’37; Vice-
president.
Katitleen Thompson
Typing club ’40.
Home Economics club ’38; Boost
ers’ club ’.38-’40! Girls’ /
ers’ club ’38-’40; Girls’ Athletic
Association ’38; President Physical
Culture club ’39; Business Mana
ger Dramatics club ’40.
I’ernie Jane Lowder
Secretary homeroom ’37-’38;
Vice-president Home Economics
dub ’39; Biology club ’38.
Lula Belle Russell
Biology club ’38; Home Econom
ics club ’39.
\'era Virginia Safrit
President Dramatics club 37,
Secretary homeroom ’31; Vice-
president Girls’ Athletic Associa
tion ’39; President of Girls Ath
letic Association ’40; Manager
Basketball team ’38-’40; National
Honor Society ’40.
Carroll Franklin Tysinger
Science club ’37; Biology club
’38.
Sunshine Underwood
Dramatics club ’37-’39; Secre
tary of homeroom ’37-’40; Journa
lism club ’38; Library Science club
’39; Vice-president homeroom ’39;
Library Science club ’40.
Virginia Lowder
Dramatics club ’37; Library Sci
ence club ’37-’38.
Billie Cozette Marsh.-
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tor “Al-Hi-Script” ’40; Art club
40; Physical Culture club ’37;
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boosters’ club ’38.
John Prentis Mauldin
.Bjdustrial Arts club ’37-’38;
Athletic club ’38; Field Day King
Frances Sellars
Transferred from Dobson High
school ’40.
Helen Barrier Sliankle
Glee club ’37-’40; Mixed Chorus
’40; Secretary homeroom ’39.
Mary Ella Shoe
Art club ’37; Biology club ’38;
Physical Culture club ’38; Secre
tary homeroom ’39.
Royce J. Watson
Football ’38-’40; Baseball ’38-’40.
Betty Mae Watts
Typing club ’40.
Hoyle WMitly
National Honor Society ’39-’40;
Commencement Marshal ’39; Sec
retary Dramatics club ’37; Secre
tary homeroom ’38; Treasurer Hi-
Y club ’39-’40; Glee club 37- 39;
Art club ’38.
CiRRiE Louise Wolfe
President Dramatics club ’37;
Vice-president Dramatics club ’38;
Vice-president homeroom ’37-’39.
Students pictured above served
as officers for the graduating class
this year. They are: seated
Thomas Hatley, president; Cather
ine Whiteley, treasurer. Stand
ing— Kenneth Brooks, secretaiy.
Bill Furr, vice-president.
I can hardly believe that ten
years have passed since our 1940
senior class banquet. Here’s to
day’s copy of the “Scandalous
News In Distress” of 1950. I
Wonder if there’s any news about
my former classmates in it. Well,
the first thing I see is about some
of them! In the headlines too.
Conquering Heroes Return
To Albemarle
War heroes return home after
their big welcome in New York.
These lads were among the first to
volunteer at the beginning of war
and are covered from head to toes
with medals and glory. The fol
lowing are very glad to be home
again:
Bill Fulton, General.
Alfred Hurt, Captain.
Elwood Curtis, Corporal.
T. J. Dennis, 1st Lieutenant.
J. W. Lisk, 2nd Lieutenant.
Ray Harward, 3rd Lieutenant.
Lamar Camp, 4th Lieutenant.
Hurl Almond, 6th Lieutenant.
Joe B. MacDanield, Private.
Election News
In the recent Stanly County elec
tion the following persons were
successful in their race for office:
Sheriff, Carrol Tysinger.
Clerk of Court—Bill Helms.
Register of Deeds—Carroll Rus
sell.
Town Constable—Edward Hat
ley.
A new office has been organized
recently. This is the office of dog
catcher. Mr. Wade Underwood
was successful in gaining this of
fice.
Woman Undertaker Enjoys
Huge Success
Miss Marie Deese after seven
years of hard study of the art of
undertaking, has “undertook”
more than 350 people since her
graduation. She states that she
enjoys her work and also her
cheerful surroundings. Miss Deese
is assisted by Miss Annabel Perry.
Pianist Visiting Hometown
Miss Catherine Whitley is visit
ing in Albemarle after her voyage
abroad. Miss Whitley has played
before the king and queen of Eng
land and also attracted thousands
when she presented her concert in
FTance.
Famous Couple Visits
Albemarle
Albemarle’s own Barbara Hut
ton, Edith Kennedy, who has just
received her fifth divorce in Reno,
is visiting a few days in Albemarle.
She is accompanied by Jack Cas-
tevens, former Duke graduate and
football star, who is now replacing
Robert Taylor in Hollywood.
Senior Class of 1950
The class of 1950 of Albemarle
High School in regular meeting
this morning elected the red-head
ed twins of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Lowder as their mascots. Mrs.
Lowder is pleasantly remembered
by her former friends as Miss
Phenie Whitley, High School ten
nis star.
Final List Of County Teachers
Made Public By Superintendent
In addition to the teachers an
nounced last week, the county
superintendent announces that the
following teachers will fill the fol
lowing positions:
Big Lick—Number 1
Miss Amy Fry will teach the first
through fourth grade.
Miss Jolene Fry the fifth
through seventh.
Big Lick—Number 2
Miss Annie Ruth Smith will
teach the first through third.
Miss Mary Hill the fourth
through seventh.
Big Lick—Number 3
Miss Betty Mae Watts will teach
first through fourth grades.
Miss Elizabeth Jenkins will
teach fourth through seventh.
Miss Cozette Marshall will teach
all the grades at Big Lick.
At Porters, Mr. Charles Gibson
Beatty will teach all seven grades.
Endy and Gobblers Knob will re
tain their former teachers but will
have new coaches, Hubert Alniona
and Hugh Whitley, respectively
These men were former high
school athletic champions._
Former Albemarle Miss
Gets Big Job
Miss Ila Lee Knotts, well-known
interior decorator in New York
City, has been awarded the con
tract for all interior decoration of
Page University. This University
was newly founded at Albemarle
and was endowed by J. D. Page
and Hoyle Whitley. Miss Zelma
Smith has been chosen president ot
this college.