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THE FULL MOON
February 14, 1952
bulldog barks
ATHLETES OF THE MONTH
PAULA HOWARD
Swish! Zoom! There goes the ball thrown by 5’ 2” Paula
Howard. Yes, Paula was chosen as Girl Athlete of the Month be
cause of her cheerfulness and sportsmanly conduct towards others.
Paula has been on the basketball squad for two years, serving
as a substitute. Last year, she won a monogram sweater. Playing
as a substitute in the game with Monroe, Paula scored eleven
points for the Bulldogs. Most of her points came from her long
shots. •
Paula is interested in other sports besides basketball. She
likes to see football games. Last fall she was a sponsor for one
of the players.
Although Paula is short and little, she loves to play tennis
and softball. She also skates and enjoys hiking around mountains.
If you happen to be looking for her, you will find her at all
the games and perhaps playing football herself!
HENRY CARPENTER
This month Henry Carpenter is our athlete of the month.
Henry plays guard on the basketball team, and has been on the
varsity for the past two years.
He is 5’ 9” tall and has brownish hair and grey eyes. Be
sides playing basketball, Henry was one of the King Pins on Coach
Jeffords’ Tumbling team. He also loves swimming and tennis.
He helped the 11th grade place second in Field Day last
year by participating in the boys’ 200 yard relay and the boys’ and
girls’ 200 yard relay.
Although Betty gets most of his attention, Henry still finds
time to participate in sports and keep his scholastic record high.
September will probably find him enrolling at Carolina, his
favorite school. If he goes, we hope that he will continue the
good work he has carried on throughout his high school career.
The basketball season is in full swing now and both teams
have shown a good record thus far.
The girls are under the able coaching of “Ma” Schell, while
the boys are piloted by Coach Jeffords.
A roster of the team is as follows:
GIRLS
Kathryn Kimrey Forward
Evelyn Kimrey Forward
Doris Hinson Forward
Paula Howard Forward
Jeanette Dennis Forward
Janet Glover Forward
Jean Barringer Guard
Barbara Huneycutt Guard
Jeanette Troutman Guard
Betty Gantt Guard
Harvie Ann Smith Guard
Peggy Johnson Guard
Patsy Williford Manager
BOYS
Keith Byrd Forward
Bill Huckabee Forward
Jimmy Skidmore Forward
Otty Lynn Forward
Jerry Traywick Center
Clayton Mauldin Center
Leslie Swanner Guard
Claud Lawhon Guard
Henry Carpenter Guard
Bruce Lowder Guard
Pete Napier Manager
Dennis Lowder Manager
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Boys' Box Score
Albemarle 42—Concord 39
In the conference opener the
Bulldogs tripped Concord by a
score of 42 to 39. Traywick was
high scorer with 10 points.
Asheboro 47—Albemarle 29
The Bulldogs went to Asheboro
and lost their first game by a
score of 47 to 29. Traywick was
high scorer for the Bulldogs with
18 points. Morgan was high
scorer for the Comets with 28
points.
Kannapolis 51—Albemarle 33
Albemarle traveled to Kannap
olis only to meet their second
defeat. At the half the score was
tied, but in the second half the
Little Wonders came back to win.
The score was 51 to 33. Tray
wick was high scorer with 17
points.
Albemarle 44—Mooresville 39
The Bulldogs went to Moores
ville and won their second con
ference game. The score was tied
up several times, but the Bull
dogs came home the victor. The
score was 44 to 39. Traywick,
the Bulldog center, got 25 points
for high score.
C. Home 44—Albemarle 28
Children’s Home came to Al
bemarle and handed the Bull
dogs their third defeat. ■ The
score was 44 to 28.
Albemarle 64—Monroe 22
The Bulldogs traveled to Mon
roe and won their third South
Piedmont conference game. The
score was 64 to 22. Traywick
was high scorer with 24 points.
Hu?kabee was next with 12
points.
Concord 51—Albemarle 49
The Bulldogs lost to Concord
in a thrilling game when they
played them the second time.
The score was Concord 51—Albe
marle 49. Traywick hit 29 points
for the Bulldogs.
Spencer 57—Albemarle 42
The Bulldogs went to Spencer
and were beaten by the Rail
roaders. The score was 57 to 42.
Huckabee was high, with 15
points. Swanner and Traywick
were close behind with 10 and 11
points respectively.
Girls' Box Score
Albemarle .high school girls
basketball team has had a very
successful start this season. They
have won five games out of
eight.
The games played so far are:
A.H.S. 32—Concord 57
In the first conference game
of the season, Concord knocked
A.H.S. for a wallop with a score
of 32-57. The highest scorer for
Albemarle was Evelyn Kimrey
with 10 points.
A.H.S. 43—Asheboro 25
Albemarle came up to the
speed when they beat Asheboro
43-25. They really stepped on
Asheboro’s toes. Doris Hinson
racked in 18 points for the Bull
dogs, while Kathryn Kimery
had 15.
A.H.S. 58—Kannapolis 52
Again A.H.S. won their game,
the second victory of the year.
Evelyn Kimrey scored 24 points
of A.H.S.’s 58. Kathryn Kimrey
came in next with 21 points.
A.H.S. 56—Mooresville 36
In the fourth conference game
A.H.S. trampled over Mooresville
with a score of 56-36. Again Eve
lyn Kimrey led the race with 23
points.
A.H.S. 47—Children's Home 42
In a tilt with battling Chil
dren’s Home, A.H.S. won by the
hair of their heads with five
points. Evelyn Kimrey led the
Bulldogs to victory by scoring 24
points.
A.H.S. 54—Monroe 29 I
Again A.H.S. ran wild with the
ballgame by scoring 54 points.
Monroe lost with a hard lick.
Evelyn Kimrey scored 20 points
for the winning Bulldogs.
A.H.S. 50—Concord 55
A.H.S. was again defeated by
Concord’s Spiders. They were
unable to match Concord’s best
forward, Sally Scott. Doris Hin
son led the scoring for the Bull
dogs with 23 points.
A.H.S. 28—Spencer 43
A.H.S. again lost the ballgame
to Spencer by a score of 28-43.
Kathryn Kimery was highest
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Students Typing
Recently introduced into the
typing course at A. H. S. hcive
been some interesting movies.
These movies have featured Miss
Stella Willins, an expert secretary
and instructor.
These movies have been a great
help to students in learning the
types of typewriters as well as the
many different parts of the type
writer ad how they work. Also
illustrated by Miss Willins were
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without removing them from the
machine, write a telegram, with
out taking out the letter which is
already in the machine, and tabu
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helpful hints.
Radio Club Gives
Excellent Shows
Every other Thursday at four
o’clock the Radio club of Albe
marle liigh school puts on a varie
ty show over station WABZ. This
club, started by Junior Josey, is
composed entirely of AHS stu
dents.
Three programs have been given
so far. The first was a talent
show featuring AHS talent. The
second was a short skit, and the
third was a hit parade of the
students’ favorite songs.
The members of the club feel
that they are getting good exper
ience and that they are helping
to bring out talent by these pro
grams.
scorer with 12 points, and Doris
Hinson came in next with 10
points.
A.H.S. 57—Kannapolis 59
A.H.S. Bulldogs lost 59-57 in
the game with Kannapolis. Eve
lyn Kimrey was highest scorer
with 29 points, and Doris Hinson
next with 23.
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