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THE FULL MOON
March 13, 1953
Bulldog Barks
Charles McMcmus. James Gibson
ATHLETES OF THE MONTH
This month the Full Moon is proud to sodute onother pair
of outstanding A. H. S. athletes. These students hove done o
good job and have contributed a great deal to the school
activity program.
OUR HATS ARE OFF TO “YA".
BARBARA HUMETCUTT
If you have seen any of the girls’ basketball games this sea
son, you probably have seen Barbara Huneycutt doing her part to
bring victory to the Bulldogs,
Barbara, who is a guard on the basketball team, has been play
ing two years for the Bulldogs. She also has played junior “Y”
basketball for two years.
Barbara is active in the intra-mural sports in our school. Her
chief interest seems to be found at Pfeiffer College, which is Joe
Frank Harris. It seems that fried chicken and strawberry short
cake top her list of fine foods.
CLAYTON MAULDIN
Clayton Mauldin is another of our outstanding athletes. Clay
ton is a well liked person and has done a lot to make the Bull
dogs’ season a success. They have a record of nine victories and
three defeats. Clayton played an important role in this success.
He stands 6 ft. 1 in. and fills the position as a forward. He
has an average of 12 points per game.
Even though Clayton plays only one sport, he has shown that
he is one of the best in his field. We feel sure that he will be
greatly missed and will be hard to replace.
Thanks a lot for the fine sportsmanship and clean entertain
ment you have shown us.
We feel sure that these two very fine students have learned
tlie lesson of fine play and that they will find their goal in life.
WINDING UP BASKETBALL
At the close of each sporting season it is the old policy of
your sport editors to give proper credit to the teams that carried
Albemarle high school forward in the world of sports.
This season both teams had a good record. The boys’ team
ended up in the fifth slot of the South Piedmont Conference. The
boys almost got into the tournament this year.
Each day of practice the teams put out a great effort to in
crease their paying ability. Of course, they had to give up some
other pleasures to make room for basketball.
Although A. H. S. produced no championship team, we main
tained an excellent record in the art of sportsmanship. The teams
have promoted a sportsmanship and co-operation which cannot be
overlooked, and these factors have created a greater interest in
the game by the student body and the teachers.
“What would we do without them”? That is the question that
is in the minds of all sports loving people. Yes, it is the man
agers and the cheerleaders. They cannot be ignored because they
have been a vital part of our basketball program.
We are giving a big salute to coaches: Mr. Benton, Mr. Robi
nette, and Miss Schell; the managers: Barbara Lowder and
“Wheaties” Richardson; and the cheerleaders, who have done a
fine job in supporting the team this year. They are: Chief, Martha
Rae Harris, Mona Rae Crotts, Marilyn Greene, Margaret Brunson,
Lydia Hall, Ellen Palmer, Elaine Mills, and Jerry Vismore. Last,
but not least, the players.
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AHS Bulldogs End Successful Circuit
Girls Finish Season With 7-5 Record
Kimrey Leads List
With 307 Points,
Hinson With 224
Albemarle high school girls’
team has had an average season
this year. Out of 12 games
played they have won seven.
High score for this season is
Evelyn Kimery with a total of
307 points; Doris Hinson is in
second place with a score of
224 points.
The lineups for the girls are
as follows:
Forwards
Kimery
Hinson
Glover
Guards
Huneycutt
Cooper
Troutman
Subs: Ritchie, Eudy, Allen,
Beaver, and Clark (forwards);
Smith, Westerlund, Barringer
(guards).
A summary of the games is
as follows:
A.H.S. 61; Asheboro 52
A.H.S. once again defeated the
Blue Comets of Asheboro with
a very exciting game. At half-
time Albemarle led 31 to 22.
High score for the Bulldogs was
Kimery with 29 points, while
Hinson scored 24 points.
A.H.S. 65; Lexington 59
Albemarle was up to the usual
speed when it defeated Lexing
ton for the second time. Kimery
was high score with 28 points,
Hinson made 19 points, and
Glover scored 18 points. At half
time the score was 36 to 28 in
favor of Albemarle.
A.H.S. 60; Mills Home 61
For the fourth defeat of the
season. Mills Home beat the Al
bemarle girls by a slight margin
of one point. This game was
considered the most exciting one
of the season. Glover with 24
points and Kimery with 23 pac
ed the Albemarle girls, while
Betty Blackburn tossed in 27
points for Mills Home. Score at
half time was 33 to 31 favor the
Bulldogs.
Albemarle B-Team
Has Fine Record
The Albemarle Bullpups, un-
der the leadership of William
Thomas Robinette, the first
wound up the season with a rec
ord of 7 wins, 2 losses.
Albemarle 41, Concord 25.
The Bullpups were hosts to the
Concord B-team and won the re-
inatch by an easy 41-25.
With the taste of revencre thp
Bullpups began to game with a
constant drivmg attack and thev
pever let up. Tucker was high
fecqrer for Albemarle' with 10
points and Smith followed close
behmd with 9. Coble led the
attack for Concord with 8 points
Albemarle 44, Monroe 27.
Albemarle’s B-team finished a
very successful season after de-
featmg the Monroe B-team in a
home tut. The game was one of
B-team. Albemarle’s high
scorer was Morton with 17 fol
lowed by Jones with 9 points.
A.H.S. 64; Concord 81
quarter^
^rd led by a score of 37 to 29
High score for Concord was Bur-
leyson with 50 points AHq
Ssf28
AiH.S. 54; Monroe 29
Albemarle girls ran wild ovpr
^ason With a score of 54 to 2Q
Kimery made 24 of the M notaR
which put her in high%co?e At
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Have Won Four,
Lost One Game
In Final Phase
Placing fifth in the SoU^
Piedmont Conference, the »
dogs completed the, S
season with nine victOTies
three losses. Jerry
was high scorer for the se
with 231 points to his creoi •
Albemarle 67; Asheboro 71
The Albemarle Bulldogs
eled to Asheboro only to
their third defeat by
71 to 67. Traywick led the p
dogs with 16 points and H
bee was second with
Albemarle 68; Lexington 57
The A.H.S. boys’
team was host to Lexington^
won their sixth South Pi®
conference game. was
was 68 to 57. Traywick j,
high scorer with 19 „’oints.
din was second with lo P
Albemarle 65; Mills
T The Bulldogs went to ^ ^
Home and defeated
score of 65 to 48 to mak® 20
seventh win. Traywick
points was high scorer. ^ ggc-
bee’s 17 points put hini
ond place.
Albemarle 60;
The Concord Spiders ^
Albemarle only to be a 0$
for the second time by ^as
Bulldogs. The final sco^
60 to 37. Traywick 'vas ^
man with 14 points. Lyn
second with 10 points.
Albemarle 65; Won^
The Albemarle bigh . a
boys’ basketball team d^'
most successful season g oj
feating Monroe with ^ . i,
65 to 49. Jerry 5*^1
the score with 21 P^i ^
Huckabee was second
points.
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