Page 8 THE FULL MOON May 5, 1950
Crotts Wins
AHS Senior Will
Study At Julliard
For Six Weeks.
Conrad Crotts, senior at A.H.S.,
was presented the Samuel Good-
nfian voice scholarship in the
state finals of North Carolina
Federation of Music clubs held in
Raleigh on April 15. Conrad is
entitled to summer study at the
Julliard school in New York City.
For several years, Mr. Good
man of Concord has awarded the
scholarship annually, and this is
the first time that a male soloist
has won the award.
Conrad has sung in three con
tests this year as well as for
various clubs here in Albemarle.
In the district choral contests held
in Salisbury this spring he re
ceived a rating of Superior plus.
5 New Members
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basis of their scholarship, leader
ship, character, and service.
Roy Holt, president of the so
ciety, presided over the program,
which began with a hymn. Fol
lowing the Scripture reading by
Martha Moore and a prayer by
Lib Starr, -Henry Forrest sang
“Thanks Be To God”, with Mr.
Fry accompanying at the piano.
Roy Holt spoke on the ideals of
the society, after which Connie
McLain presented a piano selec
tion. A solo, “Prayer Perfect”,
by Gaynelle Chandler completed
the first of the program.
The new members were then
tapped and brought to the stage.
Mr. McFadyen led them in the
Honor Society pledge and they
signed the roll book, thus be
coming full-fledged members of
the organization.
Scholarship
Dance Band Plays
For Endy Banquet
The A.H.S. dance band played
for the Endy high school Junior-
Senior banquet on April 23.
Popular music, which made up
the majority of songs used for
this occasion, was played
throughout the dinner.
The 15 members of the dance
band are Frank Burrell, Johnny
Knight, Jimmy Brown, Jimmy M.
Brown, Benny Herrin, Donald
Tucker, Johnny Eagle, John Her
rin, William Litaker, Larry Hart-
sell, Bobby Cree, Paul Suggs,
Lewis Hinson and Clegg Herrin.
Sidney Efird is pianist and Ern
est Burleson manager of the
band.
Council Officers
Will Be Elected
Tuesday, May 23
Candidates for Student Council
officers for next year will be
chosen at conventions to be held
May 16. Two conventions will be
held, one at Central elementary
school and one at Albemarle
high school.
Campaign speeches will be
made in assembly on Friday, May
17. Elections will follow on
Tuesday, May 23, to select the
officers.
The president is selected from
the rising twelfth grade; the
vice-president from the rising
eleventh grade; the secretary
from the rising tenth grade; and
the treasurer from either the ris
ing tenth, eleventh, or twelfth
grades.
Birthdays
May 1 — Jack Morton
2 — Jimmy Gresham
Margaret Griffin
3 — Jean Williams
4 — Ray Barringer
5 — Kemp Clayton
Barbara Crowell
Louise Hinson
Ruth Ann Copley
6 — Patsy Williford
8 — Mary Collins
Kenneth Gibson
9 — Virginia Hollingsworth
Bobby Cree
Joe Clayton
11 — Sandra Davis
12 — Louise Huneycutt
Blanche Page
13 — Perlene Hartsell
Laura Doby
Carolene Burris
14 — Lanny Ellis
Bud Griffin
16 — Charles McManus
Carolyn Smith
17 — Reid McLendon
Irene Lyons
18 — Mirle Hinson
Jimmie Scarboro
19 — Tommy Sibley
Alyse Cranford
20 — Joanne Rummage
21 — Marvin Miller
Frank Chandler
23 — Frances Wingate
Charles Whitley
Gerald Parker
John Harwood
24 — Joanne Russell
25 — Harold Price
26 — Bob Palmer
Bernice Roscoe
28 — Rayvon Morton
29 — Helen Hitchcock
J. C. Bell, Jr.
30 — Henry Farmer
Shirley Hinson
Carolyn Morgan
Merril Morris
31 — Clegg Herrin
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8+h Grades Show
Could it be because of their one
hour play period every day that
the eighth grades are so healthy
and can attend school regular
ly? At any rate they won the
attendance record this time.
Eighth grade perfect attendance: Delaine
Curlee, Bobbie Eudy, Lydia Hall, Billie
Harris, Ann Ivey, Emily Morton, Nellie
Pickier, Marshaline Smith, Shirley Swarin-
gen, Shirley Lambert, Kent Holt, Larry
Talbert, Richard Tucker, Hoy Whitlock,
Richard Haynes, Kenneth Carpenter, Victor
Dry, Larry Hartsell, Lowell Hartsell,
Dwayne Lowder, Marvin Miller, Wayne
Palmer, Jeanette Howard, Evelyn Kimrey,
Doris Luther, Sarah Miller, Lula Gray
Thomas, Roger Furr, Arthur Lynn, Eugene
Miller, Ben Treece, Lanny Ellis, Georgia
Beaver, Laura Doby, Margaret Gilbert, Sue
Hunsucker, Doris Hinson, Jeanette Morgan,
Ellen Palmer, Sherrill Aldridge, Pattie
Sue Almond, Betty Jo Burris, Sally Crook,
Anne Russell, Sylvia Whitley, Carolene
Burris.
Ninth grade perfect attendance: Janelle
Harrington, Nelda Huneycutt, Gary Lums-
ford, Tyler Morton, Douglas Simpson, Ray-
gene Smith, Kenneth Stoker, Willie Curlee,
Darrell Frick, Robert Lowder, Mildred
Huneycutt, Barbara Lowder, Peggy Jo
Lowder, Trudie Weaver, Betty Moyle, Carol
Sue Hudson, Larry Crisco, Clayton Maul
din, Donald Morton, David Bruton, Charles
McManus, Robert Shaver, Neil Whitley,
Nona_ Rae Crotts, Shirley Deese, Jeanette
Dennis, Mary L. Helms, Shirley Hinson,
Mildred James, Joanne Russell, eJan Spi
vey, Julie Ussery, Ann Walter, Peggy
Cathey, Carolyn Doby, Carolyn Gaddy,
Zelda Helms, Bernice Roscoe.
Tenth grade perfect attendance: Kenneth
Hall, Charles Laton, James Lisk, Randall
Plyler, Kenneth Whitley, Barbara Crowell,
Nancy Haynes, Kathryn Kimrey, Lina
Belle Lamar, Emily 'Milton, Patsy Pettit,
Laura Mae Plyler, Doris Rogers, Jean Tay
lor, Harold Smith, Joe Gaskin, Jane Mc
Dowell, Marie Barbee, Angeline Hopkins,
Lind^y Jones, Kenneth Coley, Clarence
Griffith, Hoyle Helms, Kenneth Russell,
Johnny Youngblood, Betty Brunson, Hilda
Poplin, Betty Sue Rogers, Johnny Eagle,
William Litaker, W. B. Stallings, Betty
Aldridge, Nancy Austin, Audrey Burris,
Betty Davis.
Eleventh grade perfect attendance:
Charles Morris, Ed Patterson, Charles
Whitley, Clara Barbee, Frank Wilhelm, Dot
s Is Superior,
District Judges
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The A. H. S. choral groups re
ceived three superior and three
excellent ratings at the district
contests held recently at Ca
tawba college in Salisbury.
Superior ratings were given to
the Mixed Chorus, Conrad Crotts,
baritone soloist, and Marilyn
Green, soprano soloist. Contest
numbers sung by the Mixed
Chorus were “Come Thou Holy
Spirit” by Tschesnokoff and
“Send Forth Thy Spirit” by Schiy
etky, Conrad’s song was “The
Hills of Home” by Fox. “Sesqui-
dilla,” a Spanish love song, was
Marilyn’s solo.
Those receiving excellent ra
tings were the Boys’ Quartet con
sisting of Henry Forrest, Kent
Willis, Harold Hudson and Ar
thur Burris; the Girls’ Trio com
posed of Gaynelle Chandler,
Joyce Crowell and Peggy Shan-
kle; and Henry Forrest, tenor so
loist, who sang “Top of the Morn
ing” by Mannazucca.
Dr. Christopher Thomas of the
faculty of Catawba college was
the contest chairman.
Gaskin, Lois LoWder, Carolyn Simpson,
Eleanor Swaringen, Frank Crisco, Billy
Frye, John Harwood, Douglas Mason, Billy
Morris, Carolyn Akers, Helen Bowers, Vir
ginia Brown, Eunice Kimrey, Betty Jean
Poplin, Joyce Scott, Jane Little, Elsie
Lowder, Arthur Burris, George Causby,
Larry Chandler, Charles Litaker, John
Reap, Reggie Russell, Robert Scaggs, Vicki
Cooper, Jane Smith, Roger Gibson, Reid
McLendon, Jimmy Scarboro.
Twelfth-grade perfect attendance: Betty
Boone, Henry Efird, Henry Forrest, Clegg
Herrin, Jake Sides, Allen Tindall, Sara
Frances Poplin, Louise Shaver, Marie
Roscoe, Norma Talbert, Billie Baucom,
Nelle Winn, Leon Underwood, Elbert Mor
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Sprinkle, Dorothy Smith, Edith Mauldin,
Jane Bullock, Jean Bullock, Alline Dennis,
Ann Milton, Marlene Page, Catherine Tay
lor, Bobby Barringer, Dwight Cranford,
Sidney Doby, Ray Holt, Johnny Knight,
Max Lambert, George Lee, Tom Lilly, Jack
Morton.
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