February 14, 1952
THE FULL MOON
Page 5
SPORTS PARADE
Jimmy Skidmore
Henry Carpenter
Bi&sketball is now going full swing, and many exciting things
are beginning to take place. The most famous cry on the basket
ball bus is: “Hey-oh-there! Who hit you in the mouth!”
Leslie Swanner, who did a fine job holding down the position
at fullback in football, is now filling the plug as guard on the
basketball squad. Due to his calmness during a game, he is a
fine ball-handier and is a threat for the basket from any position.
Filling the other position at guard is Bruce Lowder, who does
his share of stealing the ball and setting it up for crip shots.
Defense is the key point for Bruce. All one has to do is check
the book and see how many points his men have scored and he
will find it very few.
The slightly taller ones on the team, who are seen as for
wards, are Bill Huckabee and Keith Byrd. When it comes to two
guys working together, these two can work plays never thought
of by anyone else. Both boys like to come across the middle,
3ump and fire.
Keith Byrd, a lone southpaw for A. H. S., has made great
progress in faking his opponents and putting the ball in the basket.
He has recently been absent from the team because of sickness,
but he is back now and helping spark his team on to victory.
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Bill Huckabee, starting right forward for A. H. S., has become
a star in the limelight for the Bulldogs. Getting off to a slow
scoring start, Bill has come back fast and consistently puts the
ball in the basket. Scoring twelve points at Monroe and fifteen
against Spencer, he has really made a showing for himself. Good
luck, Bill, and keep throwing the ball through the basket.
Jerry Tray wick, high scoring center for the Bulldogs, has really
been making progress. Being chief offensive threat, this boy
has an average of about thirteen points and is one of the most
consistent rebound men on the team. Jerry, who is only a junior
m high school, is considered one of the best centers in the confer
ence and is sure to be one of the conference leaders in scoring.
Another member of the squad that has been doing a fine job
is Jimmy Skidmore. Jim keeps the team full of pep and lots
of winning spirit.
Henry Carpenter and Claude Lawhon are two other boys
Who have contributed greatly to the Bulldogs’ successes. Both
of them are very good shots and also fine, smooth ball-handlers.
Singers In Small
Groups Selected
Mr. Fry has selected the boys
quartet and the girls ensemble
for this year.
The boys in the quartet are:
first tenor, Joe Clayton; second
tenor, J. C. Boone; baritone, Ran
dall Plyler; and bass, David Mor
row.
The nine girls in the ensemble
are: first soprano, Sandra Davis;
Marilyn Greene, and Martha Rae
Hams; second soprano, Sue Red-
Poplin, and Carolyn
Miller; alto, Barbara Crowell,
Morrow, and Margaret
Griffin.
The two groups plan to sing in
assembly programs, before local
civic clubs, and in the churches
in Albemarle.
Mrs. Lyke: “We all know you
can’t get eggs without hens— ”
Larry Hearne: “My pop can.”
Mrs. Lyke: “And just how?”
Larry: “He keeps ducks.”
Compliments Of
QUALITY GROCERY
308 Montgomery Ave.
Phone 223
Standard Office Equipment Co.
Everything in School Supplies
South Second Street —:— Albemarle, N. C.
ALBEMARLE GIRLS ELECTED TO GOLDEN CHAIN—Two Albe-
J^ecently elected to Golden Chain, highest hon
orary ^rvice organization at Woman's college. They are, left
d“^9hter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sifford,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bar-
Albemarle. They were chosen on the basis of
magnominity, judg-
Former Albemarle Pupils
Receive Honor At WCUNC
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Marion Sifford and Mattie Bar
ringer, outstanding A.H.S. alum
nae, were recently elected to the
Golden Chain, the highest hon
orary service organization at
W.C.U.N.C. Membership is based
on leadership, scholarship, ser
vice, tolerance, magnanimity,
judgment and character.
Mattie, who is a senior this
year, has participated in many
of the school activities. She is
president of the Recreation associ
ation, CO-head of recreation
sports, and a member of the
legislature. Mattie has made the
Dean's List for two years, which
proves that she also finds time
for studies.
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Compliments Of
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LUNCH
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ALBEMARLE, N. C.
Mattie was a very outstanding
senior in A.H.S. She was tapped
into the National Honor Society,
was a Who’s Who, played vars
ity basketball for three years, and
was elected president of the Mon
ogram club.
Marion, a junior, holds many
honors. She is vice-president of
her class and served as acting
president of the freshman class
until their officers were elected,
a member of the Daisy Chain,
treasurer of Student Government
apociation, and a delegate to
otate Student Legislature for two
years, in Raleigh.
As a senior at A.H.S., Marion
was very popular. She was
D.A R. good citizen, secretary of
body, business manager
of the annual, delegate to Girls
otate, and also a member of the
National Honor society.
Heard in an incubator: “Last
one out is a rotten egg!”
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ALBEMARLE, N. C.
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starring GARY COOPER, with
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Technicolor Cartoon
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