October 6, 1961
THE FULL MOON
D. £. Is Off To Good Start
Each of the thirty-two students
enrolled in the Distributive Edu
cation Class at A.S.H.S this year
is employed in some phase of re
tailing, marketing, or distribu
tion.
This year D. E. II, which in
cludes nine more subjects, was
added to the curriculum. These
nine subjects, taught under the
heading of retailing, consist of
Speech Psychology, Salesman
ship II, Advertising II, Window
Display, Business Services, lead
ership courses, job analyses, eco
nomics of distribution, and com
mercial law.
Plans to attend the District
meeting at Kannapolis on No
vember 8 are now in the making.
The Deca Club is in the Western
District along with nine other
schools. Last year the District
meeting was where Martha Bur
leson started her climb to suc
cess.
The Deca Club has elected the
following officers: Wayne Maun-
ey, president; Jimmy Watson,
vice-president; Slyvia Kluttz, sec
retary; Judy Laton, treasurer;
Joyce Smith, historian; and Lana
Turner, editor promotion man
ager.
An invitation is extended to
each student to visit the D. E.
classroom. Merchandise, a life-
size manikin modeling the latest
styles of clothing, and a 9x4x2
display case are among the many
items on display. Merchandise
has been loaned to the class by
managers of retail stores who are
co-operating viath the D. E. pro
gram.
Librarians Are
Preparing Books
Mrs. Harrison and her new li
brary assistants have been busy
preparing new and rebound books
for the library shelves since the
opening of school.
The library staff has prepared
several rebound books and about
85 new books since school opened.
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new books is expected in the next
few weeks. These books feature a
variety of subjects, including sci
ence, math, foreign language, fic
tion, travel, geography, history,
and literature.
Helping Mrs. Harrison in the li
brary this year are Brenda Cran
ford, Lenora Cranford, Wayne
Cranford, Doris Eudy, Judy Grif
fin, Drinda Harley, Janet Honbar-
rier, Judy Huneycutt, Joan Lam
bert, Sharon Lane, Sylvia Pinion,
Susan Snotherly, Joyce Terry, De-
lores Thompson, Wanda Tucker
Linda Whitley, and Wanda Wil
liams.
These students are in the library
not only to help Mrs. Harrison
but also to assist other students
in finding any material which
they might need.
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4 Delegates Will
Attend Congress
Albemarle Senior High v/ill be
represented at the annual Student
Council Congress to be held in
Fayetteville, October 22-24, by
delegates Jeff Underwood, Ray
mond Earnhardt, “Dink” Morton
and Rowena Kluttz.
Along with Mrs. Young, Student
Council advisor, exchange student
Marie Ruffat will also go to Fay
etteville as an unofficial delegate
Attending the Student Council
Congress will be delegates from
the various schools to exchange
ideas on ways to promote the ef
ficiency of the student council.,
Jeff Underwood will lead one
of the discussion groups. His
group will discuss as its topic,
“The Organization of a New Stu
dent Council.” Other groups will
have different topics for discussion
on subjects such as ways to make
money and the planning of ser
vice projects.
Delegates will attend a one-
hour class each day. Additional
features of the Congress will be
a banquet and an informal dance
to be held during the two-day pe
riod.
Don’t forget to write the
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urt.”—Brenda York.
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Boys will be in full command
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Among the singers participat
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Workshop at Chapel Hill this
summer were twenty-eight stu
dents from Albemarle High.
The Workshop, held every year
on the campus of the University,
is under the direction of Dr. Lara
Hoggard. Mr. Paul B. Fry, head
of the music department at A.S.
H.S., again served as secretary
for the Workshop.
Those from the high school who
enjoyed the week of singing are
as follows: Lloyd Crisco, Steve
Burleson, Pauline Furr, Jane
Crutchfield, P'rances Sides, Merie
Britt, Larry Hatley, Mike Burle
son, Kay Vickers, Jane Boaz, Bet
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