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THE FULL MOON
December 19, 1952
Bulldog Barks
Chorles McManus James Gibson
ATHLETES OF THE MONTH
BILL HUCKABEE
The Full Moon salutes two more very fine athletes this month.
They are Bill Huckabee and Tub Bowers. These boys have been a
great help in making the 1952-53 football season a success.
Huckabee, commonly called Huck, is a 6 foot 2 inch center.
Bill was one of the mainstays in the Bulldog forward wall. Time
after time Huck came through to bring the opposing ball carrier
to the turf. Huckabee not only starred from the line backer
positions, but he was one of the best offensive players too. He
leaves his position at center and as a signal caller. Whoever
fills his position will have a hard time topping his record.
Bill is not only a fine football player, but he is outstanding
in basketball and baseball. He plays forward on the basketball
team and does a very fine job. He served as a utility man on
the baseball team, where he showed his ability.
We don’t know where Bill is going to school next year, but
wherever he goes, they will get a very fine athlete. Here’s wish
ing these boys a successful future. Remember, alway buy Camels.
Huckabee does.
TUB BOWERS
After a rapid observation one could see why we would select
Tub as one of the most outstanding students in AHS.
During his five years’- stay in high school one could find Tub
on the athletic field working his way to the top of a fine foot
ball career. When the final record was tabulated on Tub’s excel
lent extra point kicking, we found that he missed only four con
versions, but there were three blocked and three fumbled kicks
that Tub could not help.
Just to show you how important Bowers has been to our team,
we would like to take you back to year before last when the
Bulldogs defeated Harding with a score of 14-12. Last year the
kicking edged out Concord 7-6, while this year the score with Ashe-
boro ended with a victory of 21-19. With these conversions you
can see that Bowers is a fine fellow to have around.
Women, work, and swimming seem to be the idea for a pas
time with our Tub.
Bowers not only is outstanding in school, but he takes an ac
tive part in the Boy Scouts.
If you are looking for two swell, all around fellows, we recom
mend Huckabee and Bowers.
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We would like to congratulate Coach Webb and his coaching
staff for the fine work this season in football, not only in making
a winning team, but also on the fine material which has put several
of the boys on all conference and other honor teams.
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This season found several of the Bulldogs playing their last
football game for AHS. To Huckabee, Bowers, Bruton, Gibson,
Snuggs, Traywick, Lawhon, and R. Smith, as you hang up the old
equipment for the last time, thanks for a real job done well.
GIBSON AND SNUGGS MAKE TRIP
Each yec^r Martin Walker, Inc., sponsors a well-rounded pro
gram for the most outstanding players of high school football in
l.h0 stcit0
This year the local football squad selected James Gibson and
Gene Snuggs to make the trip to the Chapel Hill-Raleigh area.
The program in Chapel Hill included a visit to the Morehead
Planetarium and the Carolina-:Duke football game. Following
the football game the guests went to the Reynolds Colosseum in
Raleigh to see the Globe Trotters play the Baltimore Whirlwinds.
During the half time of the basketball game, there was an
exhibition of Ping Pong playing by the champions of the world
and also other events, including a trapeze act.
After the basketball game the guests spent the night at State
College and next morning ended the program with a tour of
State College. .
Merry Christmas everybody, from Jim Gib, and Charlie Me.
Always for the School and Community
— your -r-
RAYLASS DEPT. STORE
“Everything to Wear for the Entire Family”
STANLY FOOD CENTER
GROCERIES — MEATS — PRODUCE — DRY GOODS
Phone 1455
RIFF'S DEPARTMENT STORE
“DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED”
* Ready-to-Wear for Women - Misses - Teen Ages
Little Girls and Babies
Dun-RHe Laundry and Cleaners
"Your Sanitone Cleaners"
Pee Dee Avenue PHONE 400 Albemarle, N. C.
EAGLE JEWELERS
Love Bird Diamonds — Authorized Dealer
Longine . . . Wittnauer . . . Elzin . . . Bulova
Wadsworth Watches
ALBEMARLE DRUG COMPANY
The Friendly Drug Store
— PRESCRIPTIONS —
East Main Street PHONE 37 Albemarle, N. C.
Albemarle Takes Myers Park In Pair
*******
Bulldogs Win Over Myers Park Again
Jayvees Suffer
First Defeat — High
Scorer Is Tucker
The boy’s basketball team de
feated Myers Park for the second
time within a week, 53-34. The
Myers Park B-team won the first
game of the doubleheader from
the Albemarle Jayvees, 41-37.
Pos. Charlotte 34 Albemarle 53
F—Lookabill 2 Huckabee 7
F—Robertson 1 Mauldin 17
C—^Hayden 7 Traywick 14
G—McMillen 6 Almond 1
G—Nash 2 Grigg 2
Substitutions: Charlotte—LeHearne 2,
Bradford 9, Peterson 5. Albemarle—Bar
ringer 5, Jordan 2, Lawhon 5.
B-TEAM BOYS
PoB. Charlotte 41 Albemarle 37
F—Stafford 4 Tucker 10
F—Conrad 5 Cashwell 2
C—Hill 8 Foster 3
G—Forris 2 Chance 5
G—^Walker 3 Smith 8
Substitutions; Charlotte—Matthews 6,
Stewart 6, Black 7. Albemarle—Morton
4, Jones 3.
Bruton Shines
In Losing Cause
David Bruton, star lineman and
co-captain of the Albemarle Bull
dogs this fall, was selected to play
in the 16th annual Shrine Bowl
game this year.
Bruton and his North Carolina
teammates held a 19-3 lead going
into the fourth quarter of play.
However, the Sandlappers scored
three times to win 23-19.
David, who played right tackle
for the Bulldogs, was switched to
right guard for the Shriner game,
and played all offense and a little
defense.
STILL OIL CO.
Wholesale and Retail
Petroleum Products
Tires . . Accessories
East Main Street
PHONE 340
The
MUSIC MART
New and Used Pianos
Martin Band Instruments
Records and Sheet Music
350 Concord Road
Albemarle : Phone 1484-W
THE CITY
BARBER SHOP
All Patronage Appreciated
— BARBERS —
Henry Thompson
Lester Dick J. W. Sides
For Happy- Motoring
— Visit —
WILHELM'S
ESSO
192 North Second
PHONE 762
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
J an. 6““Monroe Away
Jan. 9—Lexington Away
Jan 13—Mills Home Here
Jan. 20—Kannapolis Here
27“"Concord Away
Jan. 30—Asheboro Here
Feb. 3—Kannapolis .... Away
Feb. 6—Asheboro Away
Feb. 10—Lexington Here
17—Mills Home Away
Feb. 20—Concord Here
Feb. 27—Monroe Here
Girls Take Game
With Wadesboro
The girls basketball team won
a game with Wadesboro last Wed
nesday, 52-50. This was just a
Pu really a
thriller from beginning to end.
At the end of the first quarter
Albemarle led 12 to 11, and they
were leading at halftime.
With only four seconds left to
points to tie the score. In the
rinvf the game Janet
two points to put
A.H.s. team ahead 52-50. Evelyn
Kimery and Doris Hinson tied fo?
high score with 19 points each.
The line-up was as follows:
Kimery 19 ..
Hinson 19 Wuneycutt
Glover 9 Troutman
Beaver 5 :v; - ^°°Per
Allen o Westerlund
Allen O Smith
- Smith
Traywick Is High
Scorer With 20
Points; Mauldin 13
Albemarle High School’s boys
basketball team scored a
victory over Myers Park of ’
lotte in a non-conference .
The B-team also defeated My
Park’s B-team 45-35.
Jerry Traywick, center, accou^
ed for 20 points for the Bullao| •
Clayton Mauldin dropped in ’
while Myers Park’s Dick Schen
was high with 10.
Donnie Smith was high score
in the B-team game, getting ’
and Lonnie Morton, who go^ 1
was next. Joe Stafford also &
10, to be high for the visitors.
VARSITY
Pos. Charlotte
F—Lookabill 1
F—Robertson 6
C—Schenck 10
G—McMillan 3
G—Nash 8 ^
Substitutions: Ch^arlotte -
Puaden 5. Albemarle—Lynn
Jordkn and Grigg 2.
Albemarle
.. Huckabee
„ Barringer
TraywicK ,
Almond *
Lawhon }
: Bradford J-
Mauldin 1^’
Pos. Charlotte
B-TEAM
Albcma''^®
F—Stafford 10 ®
F-Stewart 9 i
O-Hill 2 ^VhSe 6
G-Walker 4 - Kh
G—Black 3 ronr»d
Substitutions: Charlotte—Cloud,
Ward and Reasall 2. Albemarle"^^
10, Brooks and Page.
On December 4 Mrs.
2nd period French 11
mented at speaking nothing
French for a whole
worked and the students 16“
more French by speaking tn
guage.
MORGAN MOTOR COMPANY
Dollar For Dollar ... You Can't
■Dr\'KTrnT w ^ 1
herlocker service
^ tC* T_ _ 11 « .
One-Stop Shell Station
Phone 60
Albemarle, N.
West Main Street
almo cleaners
“Cleaner Cleaning”
511 Old Salisbury Road
582-B
Phone
HARTSELL FUNERAL HOME
— 24-hour Ambulance Service
Pwn-Nrr- orr
B. H. McLendon & sons
—■ CONCRETE WORKS —
Aquadale Road
glamor shop
134 w i« Apparel For Women
134 W. Main Street ... . « C.
BURRELL bakery
" Bakers of
Silver Crest Bread
Cake
East Main St-
Phone 1170