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THE FULL MOON
December, 1955
SPECIAL PROGRAMS ARE SHOWN
OVER TELEVISION TO STUDENTS
AHS students viewed the first^^
in a series of vocational programs
over WCUNC-TV on Monday
morning in the auditorium.
These programs are narrated
by two seniors in Chapel Hill
high school, who conduct inter
views with specialists in various
vocational fields. The interviews
are designed to help the student
in the classroom choose a career
by showing him the advantages
to be found in each of many oc
cupations.
The program viewed Monday
was titled “A Pattern for Liv
ing.” Other programs to be seen
are “A Pattern for Living” on
January 9, “Planning for Col
lege” on January 16, and “Secre
tary-Government Service” on
January 23.
Compliments of
PURCELL'S
DRUG CO.
Where
Students Meet
Shoes, Luggage And
Athletic Equipment
Repaired!
Old Shoe Comfort With
New Shoe Look
— at —
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SHOE REPAIR
239 West Mcnn Street
Birthdays
January:
1. Glenda Keever
Ronald Milton
Larry Freeman
Eddie Burleson
2. Nancy Boger
3. Shelby Thomas
Hollie VanHoy
5. LaTrelle Burleson
Annie Marker
Gail Pfifer
6. Gary Miller
Sherrill Williams
9. Mickey Harwood
10. Bryce Efird
Phylis Efird
Paul Frick
Rita Morris
Carrol Price
11. Gloria Jones
John Solomon
Brenda Tucker
14. Vernon Troutman
15. Sylvia Rogers
18. Zelia Leonard
20. Larry Mullis
Ellen Rogers
Pat Saunders
Mr. C. D. Hatley of Firestone
Home and Auto loaned the high
school the television set used for
these programs, another example
of the interest that Albemarle
businessmen show in education.
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CLEANERS
424 North Fourth Street
PHONE 88
THE DRUG CEN'TRE
— "Prescription Specialists” —
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121 N. First Street ^
Phone 1131
CARSON FURNITURE CO.
Quality Furniture
618 North First Street
Albemarle, N. C.
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Fuel Oil — Kerosene — Gas
"YOU RING WE BRING"
PHONE 1313
HARTSELL FUNERAL HOME
— 24-Hour Ambulance Service —
PHONE 87
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The Friendly Store for Over 45 Years
FURNITURE JEWELRY APPLIANCES
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WEST END GROCERY
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Capital . . . $50,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits . . . $250,000
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
Idditigs Is Host
To Music Group
Members of the Modern Music
Masters held their November
meeting at the J. White Iddings
residence on November 29.
Among the items discussed was
the possibility of holding the
M.M.M. state convention at A.H.S.
and the organization’s annual
Christmas caroling.
It was disclosed that the pansy
sale, one of the M.M.M.’s money-
raising projects, had netted a
profit of about thirty dollars.
Due to the crowded schedule,
the December meeting was post
poned until early January, when
it will be held at Linda Duke’s
home.
Stallings Named
Most Outstanding
Twenty Bibles have been order
ed by the Bible Club to be pre
sented to the homerooms as
Christmas presents.
Each month the club selected a
“member of the month” to appear
in the Bible Club newspaper. Jo
Stallings, because of her contribu
tion to the club by word and deed
was chosen as the outstanding
member for November.
Vivian Smith, who was the
president of the club, has moved
to Glassboro, New Jersey. Sue
Winn now is president and Eu
gene Burris is serving as vice-
president.
Tommy Collins
Eldon Earnhardt
Garreth Honbarrier
22. Patsy Aldridge
Elizabeth Medlin
Linda Moose
Gail Morris
26. Roy Wilhoit
27. Linda Duke
29. Jewel Bunting
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WEDNESDAY
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PHONE 1091
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— at —
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Phone 54
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of
CABARRUS
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Company
SUGGS
Furniture Co.
‘Where Your Pennies
Make More Sense”
534 Concord Road
PHONE 1200
NINTH GRADE CHOIR PRESENTS
MORGAN'S CHRISTMAS CANTATA
New Years
Resolutions
Joyce Turner:
To be a little faster.
Never so slow.
In obeying commands
Issued by Joe.
Edward Fitzgerald:
To date out-of-town gals.
No local “dizzies”,
Conveyance no problem.
I’ve plenty of “lizzies”.
Don Taylor:
To compete with a Cadillac
For affection from Susie.
I’ll give him a run for her;
He’ll never lose me.
Mr. Robinette:
To kill some of the crushes
These kids have on me,
I’ll take drastic measures;
I’ll give each a C.
Betsy King:
To charm more boys.
And add to my list.
Is my resolution,
On this I insist.
Jerry Lowder:
To be a Casanova,
Is my New Year’s resolution.
In order to find a girl friend.
This is the only solution,
George Lowder:
I resolve to try much harder
In Mrs. Deese’s French II,
And never again to worry her
The way I used to do.
Janice Harris:
To make myself more glamor
ous
For Johnny this coming year.
To make him feel more amor
ous
When he whispers in my car.
“Drip” Kimrey:
To be more like “Drag”
As the years go by,
Is a vow I now take.
I certainly will try.
^ “The First Christmas Night”, a
Christmas Cantata, written by
Hayden Morgan, was presented
by the Ninth Grade Chorus on
two occasions.
The North Albemarle Baptists
Church was the scene of the first
performance, which was given
December 4. The chorus also pre
sented the same program in as
sembly, December 9. Members of
the Black Masque and Bible Club
assisted the chorus by arranging
a living tableaux of the first
Christmas night.
The chorus, under the direction
of Mr. Paul B. Fry and accom
panied by Ann Smith, sang the
following:
“While Shepherds Through The
Quiet Night”, “Then God Sent
An Angel”, soloists: Kay Pen
nington and Johnny Almond.
“Shepherds, Why This Jubilee”,
“To Bethlehem The Shepherds
Ran”, soloists: Woody Durham
and Richard Kimrey. “At The
Manger”, “The Friendly Beasts”,
soloists: Wayne Collins, Ann
Morgan, Mickey Lawhorne, Jan
ice Morris, and Eddie Davis.
“Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mild”,
soloists: Jo Parks and Sherrill
Williams. “Sleep Of The Child
Jesus”, “Say To The World”, and
“O Holy Night”.
“The Hay Is Deep And Softly
Warm” and “Rejoice! Rejoice!
Rejoice!” was sung by the Girls’
Chorus.
Joe Madren:
I solemnly swear
To tickle the keys
Of a Royal typewriter
With much greater ease.
G. C. Wilhoit:
On R. C. Hatley
I’ll spring a surprise,
I’ll blow up the lab—
That'll open his eyes.
Gary Howard:
I vow and declare,
And this vow won’t be broken,
Mr. Benton never
Will see me smokin’.
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