Society Taps
New Members
New NHS members pose for I pictures after the tapping.
Honor
In Six
The National Honor Society
gained six new members in the
fall tapping Thursday, Novem
ber 16.
New members and their
activities are listed below in
tapped order.
Irelou Easley, transfer from
Kings Mountain, Girl’s basket
ball, Milestone Staff, Future
Teachers of America, Student
Council Secretary, Class Secret
ary, Human Relations Council,
All-State Band, Modern Music
Masters, homeroom treasurer,
Prom Committee, Committee of
Twenty Four, Church choirs.
Youth Group Officer, Tri-Hi-Y.
Bonnie Chandler, Crossroads
Staff, Sports Editor; Boosters
Club, Cheerleader, Co-chief;
Band, homeroom secretary.
Church Choir, Youth Group.
Melita Corriher, Boosters
Club, Full Moon Staff, News
Editor; Science Club, Junior
Civitan, Modern Music Mast
ers, Future Business Leaders of
America, Recording Secretary;
Sub Junior Woman’s Club,
Church Choir, Youth group,
officer.
Katie Cauble, Rainbow Wor
thy Advisor, Miss Rainbow, Girl
Scouts, Future Homemakers of
Moonbeams
Representatives Chosen
John Baugh, Janet Lefler,
Katie Cauble, Cathy Sinclair,
and Melissa Hatfield will rep
resent our school at the Mars
Hill Choral Clinic February
9-10.
Thompson Takes Title
Cathy Thompson is this year’s
Miss FBLA. She received the
honor due to her outstanding
work involving the FBLA.
Band Accepts Invitation
The marching band accepted
an invitation to attend the
Shrine Bowl football game in
Charlotte December 2.
Perry Montgomery and John
Frederick were crowned Home
coming “Queens” Friday, Nov
ember 10, at the Powder Puff
Football game.
Senior and Junior boys dres
sed as cheerleaders and boosted
the spirit of the spectators.
Senior cheerleaders were: Bud
dy Harris, Paul Hudson, Roy
Rogers, Perry Montgomery,
Charles Napier, and Joey Rus-
America, Boosters Club, Future
Business Leaders of America,
Modern Music Masters, Foot
ball Homecoming sponsor,
homeroom secretary, Junior-
Senior Prom Committee, Junior
Council, Senior Council, Church
Choir, Youth Group, Tri-Hi-Y,
Y-Basketball.
David Adams, J.V. Football,
Varsity Football, Track, Boos
ters Club, Band, Junior Civi-
tans, Student Council, Sopho
more Class president, Senior
Class President, Homeroom
President, Full Moon staff.
Business Manager; Boys State,
Mars Hill Delegate, Chief
Marshall, Student Council State
Convention, Committee of
Twenty Four, Youth Group,
Y.M.C.A., Y-Basketball.
David Gore, Science Club,
Band, Modern Music Masters,
All-State Band, Stage Band,
Governor’s School.
The formal tapping was
Thursday night at 7:30. Four old
members delivered speeches on
the major characteristics of the
Pigskin Club
Elects Officers
The new officers of the
Albemarle Pigskin Club accep
ted their duties at the Football
Banquet Thursday, November
9.
Mr. Ian Bryson, the outgoing
president, installed new offi
cers: Mr. Dallas Durham,
president; Mr. Tom Alley, vice-
president; Mrs. George Lee,
Secretary; and the Rev. B. J.
Ferguson, treasurer.
Other outgoing officers are
Mr. John Denning, vice-presi
dent, and Mrs. Warren Haw
kins, secretary.
The club met Tuesday night
in the cafeteria and viewed the
films of the football games. The
members were active in their
support of the Bulldogs, both
with finances and in morale.
sell. Mark Lowder, Steve Klu-
ttz, Ricky Swaringen, and Max
Shoe yelled for the juniors.
Junior girls and their spon
sors were: Jo Ann Stevens,
Eddie Biles; Lori Whitley,
Chuck Gaskin; Bess Knotts,
John Frederick; Lynn Barrier,
Terry Colpitts; Jenell Hudson,
Buddy Clark; Linda Hinson,
Roger Green; Mary Senter,
club: Scholarship, leadership,
character and service.
Following the processional,
John Baugh, chaplain, read
devotions, Cathy Sinclair, ac
companied by Deborah Kerr,
sang “Day by Day.”
Each new inductee walked to
the stage vvhich was decorated
with ivy and yellow flowers, to
receive his flower and scroll
from Susan Wyatt, president,
and to light his candle.
At the end of the tapping, the
new members signed the regis
ter in tapped order and Kim
Woodruff, secretary, called the
roll.
The Modern Music Masters
Society inducted eleven new
members Thursday, November
9.
The new members are John
Baugh, Arlesa Daniels, Crystal
Waller, Janet Lefler, Bain
Jones, Nita Clayton, Jenell
Hudson, Gina Morris, Lisa
Roberts, Lynn Snuggs, and
David Teal.
Upon completion of their
apprentice period, the inductees
took a test on the Constitution
and By-laws of the Society.
David Gore, Debra Bryson,
Robert Whitley, and Cathy
Sinclair, officers, explained the
meaning of the words making
up the name. Modern Music
Masters. The inductees then
performed for the other mem
bers of the club.
John Baugh began with a
violin solo, “Air,” by J. S. Bach.
A girls’ chorus, composed of
Tom Knotts; Melinda Moose,
Ricky Swaringen.
Also Melissa Moose, Steve
Harrington; Betty Gulledge,
David Sanges; Jan Griffin,
Jimmy Cain; Donna Speight,
George Palmer; Gail Laton,
David Biles; Betty Reynolds,
Cathy Koehler; Renee Morgan;
Susan Plyler; Debbie Burris;
Frances Dyson; Amy Beal;
Debbie Flowe; and Patty Oet-
tinger.
Senior players and their
sponsors were; Pam Watkins,
Mike Lee; Mary Emmons,
Roger Turbeville; Susan Doby,
Max Shoe; Joanne Harbers,
Perry Montgomery; Christine
Garber, Mark Lowder; Pat
Davis, Kenny Ashcraft; Gail
Lowder, Tim Lisk; Beverly
Sanges, Alan Morton; Sarah
Burriss, Kevin Plowman.
Also Jana Sides; Roger Mor
ton; Eleanor Gold, Roy Rogers;
Cheryl Mount, Rodney Russell;
Toni Lambeth; Beth Goforth;
Patti Hairyes; Debbie Schoo-
ley; Carol Fitzgerald; Janet
Miller; Debra Bryson; Cindy
Stutts; Deborah Kerr; Carol
Cline; Ellen Still; Kathie Neel;
Robin Collingwood; Sandra Pol
lard; and Renee Shaver.
Old members of the club are
Cathy Sinclair, Deborah Kerr,
Beverly Sanges, Susan Wyatt,
Bonnie Little, Debra Bryson,
Nona Pease, Sandra Pollard,
Patti Hairyes, Kim Woodruff,
Arlesa Daniels, Janet Lefler,
Debbie Frazier, Katie Cauble,
Cathy Thompson, and Sheila
Barbee sang “Edelweiss,” ac
companied by Crystal Waller.
Janet Lefler sang “It’s Too
Late,” by Carole King. Jenell
Hudson accompanied Janet on
the piano.
Katie Cauble, Arlesa Daniels,
Rhonda Justus,Debbie Suggs,
and Ranee Morgan sang “Blow-
in’ In the Wind,” accompanied
on guitars by Kim Woodruff,
Nita Clayton, and Robert Whit
ley. Bain Jones performed a
piano solo. “Lara’s Theme”
' from Dr. Zhivago.
Next, Gina Morris, Lisa
Lew Smith will represent
Stanly County in the district
Morehead competition this
year. He was selected for this
honor November 6 by the Stanly
County Morehead Committee.
Lew was one of the four
nominees from our school in the
local competition. Sammy Fer
guson, David Bryson, and
Myron Harrington were the
others.
The John Motley Morehead
Awards are among the most
prestigious in North Carolina.
The scholarship pays $2,250.00
per year during the recipient’s
Mr. Fred Morgan, author of
Ghost Tales of the Uwharries,
spoke to Miss Misenheimer’s
fourth period English class
about the supernatural Novem
ber 7.
Mr. Morgan opened the dis
cussion and answered quest
ions. He thinks ghosts are
spirits caught between the
physical and spiritual worlds.
According to Mr. Morgan,
spirits can possess a body, but
usually the person possessed is
psychic.
He told the class about spirit
communication dreams, and
precognition.
As for reincarnation, he
stated that he didn’t believe the
spirit could develop fully in one
lifetime, so it may go from
person to - person, sometimes
skipping a thousand years,
sometimes five years between
lives.
Brenda Burris, June Fisher,
Sammy Ferguson, Mary Em
mons, Susan Honeycutt, Fran
ces Long, David Bryson, Robert
Rogers, John Baugh, and Susan
Sanderson.
Roberts and Lynn Snuggs
formed an ensemble and per
formed “Joy,” by J.S. Bach, on
the flute, piano, and oboe,
respectively. Jenell Hudson
played a piano solo, “Summer
of ’42,” by Michel Legrand.
David Teal and Irelou Easley
forming a trumpet and piano
duet, played “Psalm XIX,” by
Benedetto Marscello.
Following the inductees’ per
formance, club members dis
cussed plans for Christmas
Caroling and for attending the
performance of the Singing
Christmas Tree.
undergraduate study at UNC-
CH.
The scholarship is based upon
the student’s capacity to lead,
scholastic ability, extra-curri
cular activities, and physical
vigor as shown by participation
In sports.
Lew has played football at
Senior High for three years, and
currently holds the school
record in the discus throw. He is
a member of the Student
Council, the Monogram Club,
and the Fellowship of Christian
Athletes.
Lew is interested in a career
in the field of education.
Before he left, Mr. Morgan
was convinced that some stu
dents were psychic. He reques
ted that if anyone had a psychic
experience to contact him
immediately.
Mr. Fred Morgan tells his ideas
of the Supernatural.
John and Perry triumphantly accept their crowns.
Frederick And Montgomery Are
Crowned ’72 Homecoming Queens
The Full Moon
Volume 38 No. 4 Albemarle Senior High School, Albemarle, N. C. November 22, 1972
Musicians Inducted
Smith Receives Honor
Spirits Possess Class