December, 1955
THE FULL MOON
Page 7
Students Ride
In Yule Parade
Students of Albemarle High
School were widely represented in
the Christmas parade held in Al
bemarle, November 29.
Leading the parade were ’’the
A.H.S. band and majorettes,
marching to the tune of “March
Religiose.”
Following close behind was the
Central M.Y.F. float. Those rid
ing on that were: Carolyn Helms,
Ann Morgan, Johnny Almond, Con
rad Hathcock, Jimmy Kluttz, Reg
gie Crowell, and Sue Winn.
An unusual float was sponsored
by the high school’s Junior Red
Cross. It was built to signify a
“live” Christmas tree. “Parts” of
the Christmas tree were: Hazel
Lawhon, Jo Ellen Brooks, Vir
ginia Huckabee, Patricia Waller,
Carolyn Whitley, Johnsie Russell,
Peggy Troutman, Aldena Harring
ton, and Ann Rogers.
Cread McManus and Max Low-
der rode horses in the parade
along with other members of the
Stanly County Saddle Club.
Girls’ State was represented by
Joyce Turner, who rode in the
American Legion bus.
Compliments of
H. & L Groceries
and Meats
A Good Place
To Shop
North Second Street
PHONE 178
COLA
Best by taste-test
Nehi Beverage Co
Inc.
Fzeshmen Lead With Grades;
Santa Is Sure To Visit Them
The Freshmen of AHS have worked very hard, with thoughts
of Santa and Christmas on their way.
Ninth Grade ^
Highest honor: Jo Parks, Lane
Brown, Eddie Crutchfield, Billie
Jo Barrier, Gloria Jones, Johnny
Almond, Sherrill Lowder, Joyce
Smith, Martha Smith, Janice
Morris, Ann Smith, Woody Dur
ham.
Honor: Bobby Canfield, Lewis
Lowder, Josh Morton, Mike
Prince, Roger Smith, Jerry Whit
lock, Nancy Jo Ivester, Douglas
Eury, George Harwood, Jimmy
Miller, Ruby Morton, Wayne
Shoemaker, O. J. Sikes, Barbara
Hinson, Brenda Huneycutt, Pa
tricia James, Suzanne Mauldin,
Don Montgomery, James Renger,
Priscilla Burris, Lana Byrd, Jane
Chandler, Aldena Harrington,
Millie Hatley, Pat Saunders,
Shelby Thomas, Edward Bivens,
Jerry Kimrey, Sherrill Williams,
Jane Cotton, Linda Curlee, Linda
Doby, Anne Morgan, Brenda
Tucker, Janice Harris, Linda
Efird, Patricia Little, Judy Red-
fern, Myra Carpenter, Cynthia
Efird, Bennie Sides, Jimmy
Kluttz, Clonnie Smith.
Tenth Grade
Highest honor: Yvonne Chand
ler, Rebecca Coble, Gay Crowell,
Patricia Starnes, Joyce Burris,
Libby Hatley, Betsy King, Kitty
Almond.
Honor: Sue Winn, Barbara
Smith, Marlene Price, Rita Mor
ris, Molly Holbrook, Marie Bow
ers,. Nancy Swaringen, Diane
Watkins, Kathryn Morton, Bar
bara Hathcock, Sylvia McDuffie,
Betty Holt, Kay Swindell, Peggy
Lisk, Gail Morris, Garnald Efird,
Cary McSwain, Kaye Almond.
Judy Efird, Carolyn Nicholds,
Gale Whitfield, Phyllis Scarboro,
Lowder's Shop
Body Repair . . . Body
Building . •. . Tailored
Seat Covers . . . Front
End Alignment . . .
Radiator Repair . . .
Wrecker Service
... Painting
Compliments Of
CITY NEWS STAND
Headquarters for Reading Material
herlocker service PHONE 60
herlocker 52 SERVICE PHONE 1726
Shell Products
A. A. Furr and Sons Auction Go.
Realtors
Phone 1021 —^last Main Street
WAYSIDE FLOWER SHOP
“When You Think of Flowers
Think of Ours”
Standard Office Equiprtient Co.
“Complete Line of School Supplies
PHONE 1190
175 N. Second :: Albemarle, N. C.
STOKES FURNITURE COMPANY
PHONE 1230
118 East Main Street :: Albemarle, N. C.
Tommy Murrell, Kay Owens,
Richard Peck, Glenda Keever,
Enna Morton, Evelyn Underwood,
Peggy Smith, Martha Huckabee,
Eddie Burleson, Wade McSwain.
Eleventh Grade
Highest honor: David Grigg,
Rona Jane Mauldin, George
Weaver, Robert L. Smith, Jackie
Richardson, Lulabelle Smith,
George Weaver, Linda Moose.
Honor: Wayne Eudy, Bill
Harton, Lane Lowder, Burnie
Miller, John .Stokes, Janis Wes-
terlund, Glenn Talbert, Mary
Griffin, Toby^ Ragsdale, Patsy
Blake, Linda Whitley, Robert
Mauldin, George McManus, John
Renger, G. C. Wilhoit, Linda
Duke, Sue Page, Anne Rogers, Jo
Ellen Brooks, Ronald Hudson,
Gene Langley, Garrieth Pender-
graft, Charlie Smith, Clara Bost,
Carolyn Glover, Barbara Kimrey,
Jimmy Cochran, Winfred Ford,
Tommy Shaver, Buddy Stoker,
Vicki Cranford, Jeanette Hinson.
Twelfth Grade
Highest honor: Joe Kluttz,
Linda Barnes, Barbara Holt,
Beaupine Crisco, Iris Hunsucker,
Sue Rogers, Sybil Efird.
Honor: Maurice Clark, Max
Lowder, Franchot Palmer, Kay
Cauthen, Zalotta Harris, Carolyn
Helms, Elizabeth Medlin, Johnsie
Russell, Patricia Thompson, Dot
ty Walker, Ted Burleson, Bill
Fisher, Susie Culp, Marie Lam
bert, Hazel Lawhon, Carol Price,
Doris Smith, Gerald Johnson,
Jerry Almond, Wade Smith, Betty
Boone, Peggy Furr, Jo Stallings,
Yvonne Hathcock, Shirley Owens-
by, Norma Jean Arey, Ruby Grif
fin, Jean Morgan, Sandra Poplin,
Joyce Turner, All^n Bennett, Ed-
shay Brunson, Luther Kimrey,
Johnny Richardson, Maxine Har
wood, Pamela Hinson.
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. 0. Lowder
and Son
Your Corner Grocery
“Large Enough to Serve You,
Small Enough to Want To”
PHONE 1065
— We Deliver —
FTA Gets Briefed
On Teacher's Life
A very interesting and educa
tional meeting was had by the
members of the Future Teachers
of America at their December 1
meeting.
Carolyn Helms led the group in
a short, but impressive devotional.
The topic was “Virtues and Prob
lems.” She stated that in high
schools the most serious problems
are not drinking and dating prob
lems, but cheating, skipping
classes, and running around with
the wrong crowd.
During the business session it
was decided that plans would be
made for some of the future teach
ers to observe in other schools
during their free exam periods.
Program chairman, Maxine
Harwood, then introduced to the
Smarter Clothes
... Smarter Buys
— at —
EFIRD'S
DEPT. STORE
Albemarle, N. C.
L A. EUDY
GROCERIES
Oil
Gas
2015 Charlotte Road
PHONE 1450
group Miss Roberts, a senior at
Duke University, who is doing
practice teaching in Albemarle
High School under the direction
of Mrs. Frank Westerlund.
Miss Roberts spoke to the group
on things to expect when you be
come a teacher. She began by
stating that teaching is an en
tirely different role from that of
student, and that teachers aren’t
too appreciated.
She stressed, “Try to find your
own teaching strength; don’t
copy your favorite teacher’s meth
ods—you will be a failure if you
do.”
SANDRA POPLIN WHILE talk
ing to Barbara Holt in the audi
torium one morning asked,
“What are the risers for?”
Barbara replied, “So the Mixed
Chorus can see the notes they’re
singing.”
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”
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
East Main Street ::
Grover Simpson
Albemarle, N. C.