i^i^OOL MOON Volume 54, No. 5 ALBEMARLE fflGH NEWSPAPER 311 Park Ridge Road Albemarle NC 28001 982-3711 APRIL 1989 PARKING LQT TQ BECOME VOCATIONAL rOMPT py Students Will Not Be Allowed To Drive To School Next Year by ADRIENNE SOYER X^CXl th are considering not aUowing anyone to drive who does not have a diploma, the ^Ubemar e City School Bo^d feels that valuable space is being wasted by the upper paxCtoL Durmg the summer months the student parking lot will be buUdozed in pr^aL ,^e construcuon of a new vocational complex. This complex wffl include a new wLLking shL a wJltagmMomUyJune 12 TT.e woodworking shopthatnowexisB^ fte draftmg room. Draftmg .s a new course avaUable to tenth, eleventh, and twelfth graders aT^T The horucultoe cent« wiU mclude a greenhouse so that Mr. Morgan can have his plants property ^tamed. The g^phics lab wUl mclude printing presses and state of the artoompL eq^pTJ From now on. the Crossroads and ^ Full Moon will be pri„u=d on our own campus. TOe lower 6fVC-VNK£>u 5C -e HorHculfure. Cei^-htr U)c0dbforhirut Shfip ^ ^ra phics c 3 R \Anrrr^ \/i ■ IT. ^ View Of the new vocational complex. Morgan Moving To Central Office Job; Clark Named New Principal BY KENDALL HOMESLEY J^m^id stadems. With th. eliminaion of position at the Central Office next ^*sciplme ^blems. the sdiool boaid also mg him as pmcipd win be Mr. Joe Clark from aTouTSL,^^*'°*'”’* reputation for AHS Mr. W.K. Morgan will assume his new responsibilities on July 1. AHS Student Part Of FBI's Relocation Program BY ADRIENNE SOYER Along with his numerous accounts of solving , the most inconspicuous mysteries, Mr. Taylor can add one more case to his clipboard list According to top-secret information, a student at AHS is part of the FBI s relocation program. Because we cannot reveal the student’s name, we will call him John Doe. Two years ago, John gave federal evidence to a Supreme Court on three men who were invloved in a major drug transaction. These three men were also arrested for manslaughter, a new charge that came up after John’s testimony. After numerous threats on his Ufe, John was moved to Albemarle and given a new name. He was also given a sUghtly different appearance with a new hair style and color, as well as tinted contacts to change his eye color. Hopefully, his identity will remam a secret because the drug dealers he testifi^ gainst are known to use terroist meto If tfiese drug kingpins find out he is at AHS, the entoe student bodv fltiH faculty will be in danger. If you have New Yoik City. Mr. Clark is well known for his methods of controlling discipline and stud^t attitudes. He roams the halls constantly carrying a three-inch wide club to use on whoever needs it, in his opinion. Mr. Clark has been featured in several national publications and on several tele vision specials, including a 20/20 segment and Ae movie Lean On Me. The Albemarle City ^AHQ discipline problems at AHS will now decrease drastically, increasing tune at can be devoted to academics by both ^ Immediately after Mr. Qark winds up the ’88- ’89 school year as principal of East Side High School in New York City, he wiU take up resi dency here in Albemarle. He anticipates his move to come early in June in order to acquaint u^elf with Albemarle and his future students before the new school year begins. So, if you happen to see a big, black character roammg the halls with a club arotmd exam time, sure to hustle on to class so you won’t be the first victim of his wrathful club. Beware of the strong swing of our new principal, Joe Clark. body and faculty wiU be in danger. If you have noticed any newcomer to *e school, do not ask questions abouthis pas'- If aware ofJohnandhispast, youarebegg^tokeepu^ information confidential in order to msure that we are all alive for ' a' '' ... ' ' •?> Project Graduation To Be Held At Lake Tillery BYSUZIE BRITT After the success of last year’s Project Gradu ation, plans are already in the making for this year’s post-graduation celebration. The Project Graduation Committee, consisting of ten stu dents from Albemarle, have beoi working hard coming up with innovative ideas that will be fun for everyone. This year’s theme is “Come Wine and Dine With the Class of ’89.” This year’s Project Graduation will be held at the river. The owners of Shipwreck have graciously donated their facilities on Lake Tillery for this worth- senior event Ski boats willbe available for f and hydro-sliding, and pontoon boats will ^ay^le for midnight cruising, bon such as a wet T-shirt contest, “PT* gmg, and the 100m skinny-dip swim, have ^^^®|ned. Prizes will be awarded for the best legs and best physique. A wide range of prizes will be given away including anew HondaCRX,a trip for two to Hawaii, gift certificates forBelk’s, and also cash prizes, just to mention a few. The ch^rones for Project Graduation will be s^or class officers Blair Johnson, David ^^is, Ross Holshouser, and Kricket Morton, ^dent body president Palmer Brown will be in charge of the contests and judging. Refresh ments will be provided by the Brown Jug of There will be an admission fee of to pay for the entertainment. SugaiCreek will perform frt)m nine to twelve, providing toes to set the mood for this festive occasion The PG Co^ttee feels this will be the most pleasurable Project Graduation ever! mr mi' ■'iA Por the safety of the school, ieave the P3®t 2ione. ^ r AHS seniors wera ® ^ ® 'M mm. fjoyed to learn they will celebrate at Uke Tillery

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