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THE FULL MOON
November, 1951
Queen, Parade, Dance Are
Highlights Of Homecoming
The highlight of homecoming
on Oct 26 was when Paula
Howard, elected homecoming
queen by the football squad, was
called forward at the half of
the Statesville game, and Bruce
Lowder, whom she sponsored,
crowned her and presented her
with a dozen red roses.
Homecoming got off to a big
start Friday afternoon, when the
usual homecoming parade was
held. The Boosters club put on
the parade, with Jimmy Skid
more in charge. The band, fol
lowed by the cheerleaders, led
the parade. Following the cheer
leaders was a long string of dec
orated cars driven by students.
The parade halted at the square
a few minutes and the cheer
leaders led a couple of yells.
At the half of the Statesville
game ^the sponsors were intro
duced as each walked through a
big heart. The sponsors were:
Ruth Ann Copley—Leslie Swan-
ner; Paula Howard—Bruce Low
der; Jeanette Dennis—Johnny
Youngblood; Margaret Brunson
—Keith Byrd; Harvey Ann Smith
—Bud Griffith; Jo Haynes—
Hamilton Morton; Jeffie Lee —
Kenneth Rusell; Margie Stutts
STILL OIL CO.
Wholesale and Retail
Petroleum Products
Tires . . Accessories
East Main Street
PHONE 340
Gene Snuggs; Martha Rae Har
ris — Claude Lawhon; Barbara
Lowder — Sonny Bowers; Mary
Louise Helms—Raygene Smith;
Shirley Lisk — Jerry Tray wick;
Mona Rae Crotts — Bill Huck-
abee; Charlene Doby — Gene
Honeycutt; Bobbie Eudy — Jim
my Skidmore; Betty Gantt —
Charles McManus; Marilyn Green
—T-Boe McLendon.
Ann Russell — Jimmy Page;
Jo Ann Atkins—Claude Grigg;
Marion Stiller—Ken Smith; Eve
lyn Kimrey—Ottie Lynn; Kath
ryn Groves — Lowell Hartsell;
Carolyn Miller—Ralph Setzler;
Emily Morton — Bobbie Brooks;
Sylvia Rogers — Donnie Smith.
Immediately a^ter the game
a big homecoming dance was
held in the student lounge. The
dance w?is free to everyone, and
a large number of A. H. 3. grad
uates were there.
The lounge was decorated in
blue and white with different
colored balloons.
A drive down center is a smart
play on the gridiron, but on the
highway you're liable to be
thrown for a loss. On the road
you’ll score more on a safety
than on a touchdown.
Compliments
of
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AUTO SUPPLY
Bicycles
Whizzer Motor Bikes
Everything For
The Car
PAINTER'S DAIRY BAR
At Five Points
The Only Drive-in, Walk-in, Booth Service in
the Heart of Town
BREAKFAST — LUNCH — DINNER
Compliments Of
PURCELL'S
DRUG CO.
Where Students
Meet
WEST END
GROCERY
Quality Meats
Fruits — Produce
— WE DELIVER —
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Albemarle, N. C.
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ALBEMARLE, N. C.
Alumni News
Two Albemarle students at
tending Duke university have
accepted sorority pledge bids.
Virginia Brown has pledged
Delta, Delta, Delta, and Eliza
beth Elder, Delta Gamma.
Betty Boone, a 1950 graduate
from A. H. S., was recently
crowned “Miss Pfeiffer college,
1951,” wining out over fourteen
other contestants. She received
a number of nice gifts in ad
dition to the honor accorded her
as “Miss Pfeiffer College.”
The following last year’s grad
uates are attending these col
leges: *
W.C.'U.N.C.—Sally Neal Kluttz,
Jane Smith, Frankie Williams,
Eleanor Swaringen, Angela Mon-
crief. ,
N. C. State—Claude Harwood,
Jr., Robert Scaggs, Malcolm Low
der, Donald Wagner, George
Causby, Joe Whitley, Sidney
Helms.
University of N. C.—Charles
Whitley, Edward Patterson, Frank
Efird.
Wake Forest—Jane Coggin.
Duke University—Jo Ann Bur
rell, Whit Whitley, Dorothy Gas
kin, Elizabeth Elder, Virginia
Brown.
Lenoir Rhyne—Charles Litaker,
Don Woolly.
M’head Ctiy Tech. Inst.—Larry
Chandler.
Catawba—Lillian Copley, Myra
Davis, Kenny Brown.
Mars Hill — Frank Wilhelm,
Tommy Morris.
Davidson—Johnny Boyett, Don
ald Tucker.
R.P.I.—^Talmadge Moose. *
NNS & DDC App. Sch.—Arthur
Burris.
Pfeiffer Junior College—Carlyn
Griffin, Jimmy Green.
Winthrop—Martha Knight.
Gre'ensboro—Ann Taylor, Helen
Harwood.
Salem College—Jane Little.
Asbury College—Carolyn Akers.
Oak Ridge Mil. Inst.—Charles
McManus, John Reap.
Gardner-Webb—Bertie Suggs.
N’port N. Shipbldg. App Sch.—
Charles Morris, John Harwood.
Drink
m
In Bottles
STANLY
Sporting Goods
"All Types Sporting
Equipment”
Bob Deese — John Little
143 East Main Street
PHONE 669
Compliments of
H. & L.
Groceries and Meats
N. 2nd St. : Phone 178
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16
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18
Birthdays
Nov. 6 — Jolee Morris .
8 — Jerry Vismor
Jimmy Baldwin
Doris Coley
Bill Becker
Eddie Hatley
Emily Morton
13 — Gary Waisner
14 — Ned Crisco
Paula Howard
15 — Douglas Davis
Bobby Bunting
Tommy Johnson
Russell Mauldin
Richard Haynes
Larry Yow
Franchot Palmer
Patsy Lineberry
Barbara Holt
Bernice Tucker
Shirley Swaringen
Claudette Chandler
19 — Elaine Holt
20 — Shirley Deese
Martha Harward
22 — Jimmy Whitley
Barbara Lowder
Rossie Barfield
Sue Deese
24 — Roger Morris
26 — Betty Rummage
Alton Talbert
Jeanette Morgan
27 — Patricia Dennis
Edward Hatley
28 — Janet Barbee
30 — Barbara Honeycutt
Dec. 1 — Louvine Morton
Patricia Page
2 — George Carpenter
Paul Haire
Lowell Hartsell
Elaine Lowder
4 — Dickie Cashwell
5 — Jahala Hudson
Executive Council
Of FHA Installed
A meeting of the FHA was
held last Thursday, October 13,
for the purpose of installing the
officers for the coming year.
This executive council of the
FHA is composed of: president,
Jo Ann Rummage; vice presi
dent, Ann Ivey; secretary, Betty
Early; treasurer, Janice Parker;
reporter, Betty Rummage; histor
ian, Lydia Hall; parliamentar
ian, Carolyn Doby; and song
leader, Helen Starr.
At this meeting reports were
given from the county rally held
on the preceding Saturday. Plans
were also made for the State
Rally to be held on November 3
at East Mecklenburg high school
in Charlotte.
A fashion show was present
ed in which 21 AHS students
participated and a movie was
shown called “Last Date.”
Football Player
To Win Free Trip
To UNC-N. Dame
The person selected as the
most valuable player to the 1951
Albemarle Bulldogs football team
will be given an expense free
trip to the Carolina-Notre Dame
game November 17, by Lowder
Hardware co. in connection with
Sylvania Television company
which is sponsoring the contest.
The football fans of Albemarle
and vicinity have until Novem
ber 10 to vote at Lowder Hard
ware.
In addition to seeing the game,
the player will get a chance to
meet both teams and coaches. He
and the students chosen from
thirty other cities will be given
a dinner by the Monogram club
and will attend a dance that
night given in their honor. The
players will also be given a
meal at the Sir Walter Hotel in
Raleigh, where they will stay
that night.
FINK'S STUDIO
24>Hour Kodak
Service
In Before 2:00 One Day—
Out by 2:00 the Next Day!
116 East Main Street
ALBEMARLE, N. C.
Compliments Of
Cabarrus Bank
and Trust Co.
Dun-Rite Laundry and Cleaners
"Your Sanitone Cleaners"
Phone 400 —:— Albemarle, N. C.
DAVIS MOTOR COMPANY
Cadillac - Olds
West Main Street :: Phone 327
RELIABLE
Jewelry Store
Watches : Diamonds
Jewelry : Luggage
Musical Instruments
243 Wes^ Main Street
ALBEMARLE, N. C.
Compliments of
Nelle's
115 N. Second St.
PHONE 1233
STANLY FUNERAL HOME
\
Ambulance — : —
Phone 188
STANLY HARDWARE CO.. Inc.
Distributors Of
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MacGregor Goldsmith
Sporting Goods and Equipment
South Second Street
Phones 10 & 93