December 19, 1952
THE FULL MOON
Page 5
Seniors Win In Tournament
Juniors Defeated
18-0 In Playoff
For Championship.
The intramural football tourna
ment played on November 14 and
was won by the Senior team.
On November 14 the tourna
ment began with a forfeit by the
^ reshmen to the Seniors and with
the Juniors defeating the Sopho
mores.
Those two teams played in the
tinals with the Seniors winning
Dy a score of 18-0.
It was the second intramural
football championship for the sen
iors. Last year, as juniors, the
same team won the championship
lor the first time.
Boys on the 1952 championship
^am are; James Gibson, Bill
Huckabee, Tub Bowers, Jerry
ray wick, David Bruton, Pete Al
mond, Charles McManus, Chunk
oarringer, Donald Morton, Ray
Smith, and Bob Palmer.
According to Coach Webb, in
tramural basketball will begin
snortly after Christmas.
Special classes are being held
lor the office workers of the D. O.
Class. Mrs. Coble and Mrs. Helms
pave talked to them about build-
^8 their personality.
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AHS Produces
Shrine Bowlers
In the six years has been
head football coach
High School, Coach Webb has had
four boys selected to play in the
Annual Shrine Bowl Game at
Charlotte.
Bob “Goo-Goo” Gantt was the
first to go in 1947. From there
he went to U. N. C., where he
graduated last year. Another b^
who is now playing at U. N.
is Ed Patterson. Ed played m the
Shrine Bowl in 1950.
Doug Knotts went in 1951 and
is now continuing his playing at
^this year it was ?a^d Bruton,
who will graduate from A. H. b.
Si hTs nit yet said where he will
go to school next year.
Band Takes Part
In Shrine Parade
Hatley and the A. H. S.
band joumeyf “ tgS^^°amua”
rhrLf^vSparaSe^ -d half-time
“SonT^th 31 other bands from
hedln ISle an“a h5f long
hSore the football game
then pertoSned with the
North CaroHna bands during the
‘^mtkt was held between the
„ ^ aSd N- C- at wljiclj a
$ioob prize was to be^iven ^
state they tied and
Strangely OT0U|h, t ^y
the money was gi ^
dren's Hospital band
All the members of
state Capital Life
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CO-CAPTAINS
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RALPH SETZLER
OTTY LYNN
Ralph Setzler, Otty Lynn
Co-Cqptains Of '53 Varsity
Ralph Setzler, left, and Otty
Lynn, right, were chosen as co-
captains for next year at a recent
meeting of the Albemarle football
squad.
Both of these boys held prom
inent positions in the Bulldog line
up this past season.
Ralph is a tailback on offense
and a safety man on defense.
Otty, who also plays on both
teams, plays end on offense and
halfback,on defense.
These two boys had a large part
in helping secure the nine victo
ries for the Albemarle Bulldogs
this past season.
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Albemarle Places
One On All-State
Albemarle placed one man on
the All-State and three on the
All - South - Piedmont Confer
ence football team of 1952 as com
piled by the Greensboro Daily
News.
David Bruton, who was also se
lected to play in the Shrine Bowl,
was the one who made the All-
State team.
David along with two other
Bulldogs made All - South - Pied
mont Conference. They were T-
Boe McLendon, a guard, and
Gene Snuggs, a half-back. Gene,
by receiving the most votes of any
player in the conference, was ac
claimed captain of the honorary
team.
Those who made honorable
mention included Raygene Smith,
Otty Lynn, and Jerry Tray wick,
ends; Larry Bowers guard and
extra-point kicker; Bill Huckabee,
center; and Ralph Setzler, tail
back.
R. C. Hatley spoke at the Union
County teacher’s meeting held at
Wingate Junior College November
24. His topic was “Project Method
in Science Teaching.”
Robert Shaver was chosen Stu
dent Rotarian for the month of
December.
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