Page 8
THE FULL MOON
February, 1955
H
Algebra II Class Boosts
Basketball Attendance
$>
Mixed Chorus Makes Plan^
For Busy Spring Schedule
^
Miss Caughman’s second period
Algebra II class has been work
ing hard during the last month in
an effort to boost the attendance
at the basketball games.
Handbills, drawn by Robert
Smith, were distributed in all the
rooms at high school and in the
windows downtown. Posters also
were made that are suitable for
putting on the square downtown.
Music is being provided at the
games by several members of the
band under the direction of Miri
am Davis. Members of the pep
band are Frances Ross, Robert
Smith, Yoder Whitley, Wayne
Kimery, Elliott Gaddy, Jerry
Cooper, Hubert Rogers, Bill Beek-
er, Stephen Sasser, and Charles
Richardson.
Mr, R. C. Hatley introduces the
players at the beginning of the
boys’ game and continues an
nouncing throughout the game.
His helper is Charles James.
The school is continuing its
policy of admitting free the home
room with the highest percent
age over fifty per cent to the
following home game.
Helms Insurance
Agency
Auto — All Forms
Fire — Liability
Bonds — Burglary
243 West Main Street
PHONE 781
Birthdays
FEBRUARY
12 — Max Lowder
Johnny Rummasre
Anne Rogers
13 — Gerry Caudle
Odean Chandler ,
14 — Eugene Burris
15 — Vicki Cranford
Harold Kimery
Martha Morrow
16 — Elizabeth Howard
18 —William Smith
19 — Joan Melton
20 — Nancy Morris
21 — Martha Barbee
22 — Jack Cranford
24 — Gene Simmons
25 — Joe Miller
Barbara Holt
John Stokes
MARCH
1 — Garry Howard
2 — Jane Ritchie
3 — Joyce Davis
4 — Belvin^ Terry
5 — Bennie Starnes
7 — Jean Starr
8 — Janelle Smith
9 — Diane Tucker
10 — Walter Thompson
Almo Cleaners
"Cleaner Cleaning”
Cash and Carry ...
Call and Delivery
Double Quartet
Ensemble Chosen
!• Twelve girls and eight boys
were chosen by Mr. Paul Fry
when he held try-outs for the
Girls’ Ensemble and the Boys’
Double Quartet in January.
The twelve girls who were chos
en for the Girls’ Ensemble are as
follows: sopranos, Joan Renger,
Elaine Mills, Janis Westerlund,
Jean Morgan, Susie Swaringen,
and Arce Rose Rich; altos, Char
lotte Pope, Elizabeth Tucker,
Amorelle Tucker, Pat Allan, Sue'
Rogers, and Frances Litaker.
These girls are now practicing
songs to sing at the Lions Club
Ladies’ Night program on Febru
ary 24, and the District Solo and
Ensemble Contest on February 26.
Those chosen for the Boys’
Double Quartet are: tenors, Bel-
vin Terry, Kenneth Barbee, Ted
Burleson, and Edward Hatley;
basses, Charles James, Roger
Saunders. Wade Smith, and
Dickie Cashwell. This group sang
in assembly during Spiritual Em
phasis Week and will also sing for
the Lions Club Ladies’ Night pro
gram.
L C. Lowder
and Son
Your Corner Grocery
“Large Enough to Serve You,
Small Enough to Want To”
PHONE 1065
We Deliver
F. & M.
COFFEE CO.
HIGH ROCK
HIGH GRADE
HIGH QUALITY
1104 West Main Street
PHONE 678
LEFLER
Furniture Co.
Furniture Phone 117
— Ambulance Service —
PHONE 97
MURRELL'S
PHARMACY
Drugs
Cosmetics - Sundries
PHONE 159
167 North Second Street
BUCK'S
CLEANERS
424 North Fourth
Street
Phone 88
News And Press •
Honors Students
The Stanly News and Press
honored two top A.H.S. students
in their new series of articles,
“Know Your Future Citizens”,
featuring outstanding high school
seniors of the city and county
schools. Those honored were
Frances Litaker and Charles
James.
These students are chosen ac
cording to citizenship, service to
the school and community.
For an undisclosed time two
students will be picked weekly
from the city or county schools to
be honored in the News and Press.
George Weaver
(Cont. from Page 1, Col. 2)
honor student as well as an out
standing Boy Scout. His studies
will be continued in the Page’s
school in the Library of Congress
and a portion of each day he will
work as a page.
George is one of seventy-five
boys from all over the United
States who will serve as pages.
MEET
YOUR FRIENDS
— at —
DRUG COmJpANY
Although the schedule for th;
Mixed Chorus is not completf
this next semester promises to
a busy one for them.
Three events are now schedule
for the month of February, Dur
ing the week-end of February \
about eight chorus members ar*
going to the Mars Hill Clinic. Thf
Boys’ Double Quartet, Girls’ Em
semble. Girls’ Trio, and selected
soloists will sing for the Lion!
Club Ladies’ Night program o-
February 24. Also the Districj
Solo and Ensemble at Davidsoj
College will be held on Februafi
26.
On March 4, members of tW,
chorus will participate in an as
sembly program. Later the choruj
will present a program at PfeU;
fer College on March 10. Also ii;
March they will go to the Distric
Contest which is being held a‘
Catawba College in Salisbury.
Twenty chorus members an
scheduled to go to the Stati;
Festival in Greensboro on Apri
28 and 29. And later in May, thf
Spring Concert will be presente
by the Mixed Chorus.
ROSELAND !
FLORIST
PHONE 1506
Charlotte Road
“For Those Who
Especially Want
Something Nice”
Albemarle, N. C.
PHONE 1202
Compliments of
STOKES FURNITURE CO.
Phone 1230 —:— 118 East Main Street
G. C. McMANUS COMPANY
Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment
— Philco Appliances —
West Main Street PHONE 321 Albemarle, N. C.
K. & L. DRUG STORE
Prescription Druggist
COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE
Montgomery Avenue
1055 PHONES 1255
STANLY NEWS
AND PRESS
Your Home-Town Newspaper
Established 1880
Leading Semi-Weekly
Of the South »
Published By
PRESS PRINTING CO.
BURRELL BAKERY
— Bakers of —
Silver Crest Bread
and Cake
Phone 1170 East Main St.
ALBEMARLE SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
MORTGAGE LOANS — SAVINGS
Safety of Your Savings Insured
Up to $10,000.00 ,
North Second Street
PHONE 28
Albemarle, N. C.
Use Our ^ .. ,
Lay-A way flelle S
Plan!
Morgan Insurance Agency, Inc.
Mutual Insurance
p. O. Box 108 —Office Phone 585