November, 1955
THE FULL MOON
Page 7
G.Z/s Return To School From Service:
Show Appreciation Oi Book Learning
“Say, buddy, could you tell me
where the library is?”
“Hey, man, where’s the shop?”
These are familar phrases
around school this year. More
than likely it will be one of the
seven veterans that have come
back to school this year. When
asked why they came back, every
one gave the same reply, “To
further my education.”
! . There are seven veterans go-
i to school here this year.
' They are Hugh Eudy, U. S.
^rmy; James Dennis, U. S. Air
^orce; Price Efird, U. S. Army;
Bob Mauldin, U. S. Navy; Bob
Archer, U. S. Army; James Cro-
: U. S. Navy, and Charles
Booge” Bowers, U. S. Marines.
Five of these boys served over-
seas. James Dennis served with
fhe 118th Aircraft-Warning Sqd.
North Africa. Bob Mauldin
served on the U.S.S. Holder as a
f'-P.E.-819 in England, France,
^^aly, and Korea. Bob Archer was
Compliments of
H. & L. Groceries
and Meats
A Good Place
To Shop
North Second Street
PHONE 178
Nehi Beverage Co
with the 605th Honor Guard in^f
Germany. James Crowell served
on the U.S.S. Antietam as a Lead
ing Seaman in Korea. James was
also in on the Inchon invasion.
“Booge” Bowers served with the
3rd Marine Division in Porto Rica
and Japan. Most all these boys
saw considerable action.
Hugh Eudy served as a cook in
the Transportation Corps in Fort
Jackson, S. C., and Fort Benning,
Ga. Price Efird served with the
8th Division here in the states.
All these boys went to Albe
marle schools before they went
into service except Hugh Eudy
and Price Efird.
When asked the question, “Why
did you come back to high
school?” they answered in this
order: Hugh Eudy, “to finish high
school and enter Kings Business
College.” James Dennis, “to fur
ther my education and clear up
the mistake I made by quitting
school in the first place.” Price
Efird, “because I wanted to fin
ish high school and go to a good
business college.” Bob Mauldin,
“to get my high school diploma
and to better myself for civilian
life.” Bob Archer, “to further my
education so I can study con
struction engineering in college.”
James Crowell, “to finish high
school and go to Pfeiffer College.”
“Booge” Bowers, “to finish high
school and go back to the Merch
ant Marines.”
When asked the question,
“What change impresses you
about our school today over what
it was before you went into serv
ice?”, they all replied; “The
teachers are willing to help you
Lowder's Shop
Body Repair . . . Body
Building . •. . Tailored
Seat Covers . . . Front
End ' Alignment . . .
Radiator Repair . . .
Wrecker Service
... Painting
Rhymes and Riddle
What’s a snipe hunt without a
bag?
That’s Carolyn without Drag.
■ What’s a team without a
coach?
That’s Kay without Roach.
What’s a kitchen without a
maid?
That’s Dotty without Wade.
What’s a play without a scene?
That’s Becky without Gene.
What’s a fire without heat?
That’s Sue without Teet.
What’s Tennessee without
Ernie?
That’s Diane without Burnie.
What’s bread without dough?
That’s Joyce without Joe.
What’s a haircut without a
shave?
That’s Linda without Edshay.
What’s a train without steam?
That’s Peggy without Green.
What’s a baseball without a
bat?
That’s Ann without Rat.
What’s the U. S. without Uncle
Sam?
That's Betty without Graham.
What’s a mountain without a
gorge?
That’s Mollie without George.
What’s a boat when it is sunk?
That’s Janis without Punk.
more with your studies.”
As you would expect, each
has his favorite subject now that
he is back in school. When ask
ed, they named sociology, shop,
science, algebra, typing, mechan
ical drawing, English, and his
tory.
STILL OIL CO.
WHOLESALE and
RETAIL
Distributors Of
Cities Products
Tires . . . Accessories
East Main Street
PHONE 340
MORTON'S
Drapery Shop
Dormitory Spreads
— Drapes and Rugs —
Laundry Bags and
Name Tape
1112 North Second Street
PHONE 1172-X
For Happy Motoring
Visit
WILHELM'S
ESSO
192 North Second
PHONE 762
L. C. Lowder
and Son
Your Corner Grocery
“Large Enough to Serve You,
Small Enough to Want To”
PHONE 1065
— We, Deliver —
New Members
Initiated By Club
“Whose alarm' clock was that?”
“I want my shoes shined!”
These were expressions heard
in the halls of A.H.S. as the Bible
Club initiated some late mem
bers November 11.
The candidates were divided
into two groups. The members of
one group carried an alarm clock
with them, and each time the
alarm went off, they had to get
on their knees and start singing
until the alarm stopped.
The other candidates, loaded
with shoeshine kits, had to shine
the shoes of three Bible Club
members.
Twenty-eight new members
were initiated into the club.
Smarter Clothes
... Smarter Buys
— at —
EFIRD'S
DEPT. STORE
Albemarle, N. C.
L A. EUDY
GROCERIES
Oil Qfig
2015 Charlotte Road
Play Presented
By Black Masque
“Father Says No”, a one act
play, was presented in assembly
November 3 by the Black Masque.
It was the story of two 14-
year-old girls who weren’t allow
ed to date or receive phone calls
from boys because their father
thought they were too young.
When the father and mother left
the house for a visit and grand
mother asked some boys to come
over, it resulted in a side-splitting
affair.
Members of the cast were:
Susie Culp, Granny; Kay Cauth-
en, Dibs; Zalotta Harris, Candy;
Betty Boone, Mrs. Mitchell; Eu
gene Burris, Mr. Mitchell; Ross
Mason, Harold; Mickey Harwood,
George; and Bob Mauldin, Chest
er.
STANLY
Funeral Home
AMBULANCE
— Phone 188 —
North Second Street
ALBEMARLE, N. C.
ROSELAND
FLORIST
PHONE 1506
Charlotte Road
"For Those Who
Especially Want
Something Nice"
Inc.
Compliments Of
CITY NEWS STAND
Headquarters for Reading Material
HERLOCKER SERVICE PHONE 60
HERLOCKER 52 SERVICE PHONE 1726
Shell Products
A. Furr and Sons Auction Co.
Realtors
one 1021
East Main Street
WAYSIDE FLOWER SHOP
“When You Think of Flowers
Think of Ours”
Standard Office Equipment Co.
“Complete Line of School Supplies
1, PHONE 1190 ^
^ N. Second :: Albemarle, N. C.
^TOKES FURNITURE COMPANY
East Main Street
PHONE 1230
Albemarle, N. C.
PHONE 1450
Compliments Of
NELLE'S
Compliments Of
T. F. Underwood Grocery Store
930 Wood Street —:— Phone 29
Albemarle Plumbing & Heating Co.
Incorporated
Plumbing and Heating Contractors
N. C. State License No. 1309
539 West Main Street —:— Phone 234
Harmanco's
Home of the **Harmanburger**
East Main Street —:— Phone 974
Compliments Of
TRAYWICK & TRAYWICK CO.
Lespedeza, Grain and Field Seeds
Box 1071 PHONE 980 Albemarle, N. C.
SOUTHERN MILLS, Inc.
ALL STAR MILLS. Inc.
— Manufacturers Of —
Sure-Test Flour —All-Star Feeds
MODERN BEAUTY SHOP
Mrs. Flavie Thomas — Grover Simpson
East Main Street :: Albemarle, N. C.