February, 1957
THE FULL MOON
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King And Queen Of Hearts
Eyes Hunter Hearne and Ronnie Millican
Compiexion Judy Efird and Johnny Almond
ilair Kay Swindell and Sherrill Williams
Cuteness’.'.......”^^^^^^^^^^ Sara Henderson and Graham Harwood
Clothes Jane Murrell and Richard Peek
Teeth Pam Truette and Jerry Bell
Wit... r .Anne Taylor and Jeff Hartsell
Personality Janice Harris and Tommy Murrell
Neatness....... Pat Starnes and Wade McSwain
Disposition Peggy Smith and Cary McSwain
Smile Winn and Charles Delk
Voice Peggy Sue Lisk and Wayne Spivey
Nose Brenda Gantt and Don Montgomery
Lips Millie Hatley and Stanley Lawhon
Legs Judy Redfern and Neil Efird
Senior Class Is
Ordering Robes
The seniors have started the
new year off right by ordering
their graduation caps and gowns.
Calling cards have been re
ceived by all the seniors. Glenn
Talbert, senior class treasurer,
Was in charge of ordering these
cards.
White caps and gowns for the
girls and blue ones for the boys
Were the colors decided on by
the seniors at their last class
nieeting. Senior boys in the Mix
ed Chorus are renting the chorus
robes in order to complete pay
ments on the robes bought last
year.
Also in the last senior class
nieeting, the seniors considered
for a class gift either neW scenery
for the stage or a sound system
for the gym. Nothing definite
has been decided on yet.
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Langley Attends
Hi-Y Council Meet
Gene Langley attended the
seventh annual national Hi-Y
Council planning meeting for Hi-
y and Tri-Hi-Y clubs December
27, 28, and 29 at Lake Forest, 111.
He was one of the two delegates
from North and South Carolina.
The main theme of the con
ference was a discussion on the
part the YMCA plays in youth
activities on the national and
international scene. Ways of
promoting better relationships
were also discussed in detail.
Gene is very active in Hi-Y
work, having been president of
his club for two years. He has
also been a member of the Inter
state YMCA Council for three
years, chairman of the Interstate
Hi-Y Conference planning and
evaluation committee, and pre
sided at the last Hi-Y conference
held in High Point.
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The Music Goes
Round And Round
Assembly Program
The AHS Band has had a busy
schedule for the past month.
February 1 they went to West
Albemarle School, where they
put on an hour and a half as
sembly program. The program
was a big success and they de
cided to go to the rest of the
elementary schools and put on
a program.
Ice Hockey Gome
Saturday night, February 2, the
band was invited by the Jaycees
to provide music for “Albemarle
Night” at the Ice Hockey game
at the Charlotte Coliseum. Al
bemarle was well represented at
the game with about seven hun
dred people. The band played
for about an hour and fifteen
minutes.
Clinic
Friday and Saturday, February
8 and 9 were big days for the
band members who went to
Greensboro to take part in a band
clinic. Those who went wiere
Ronnie Haire, Rogell Hunsucker,
Jerry Lou Holbert, Lewis Lowder,
Sandra Allen, and Mary Jo Winn.
Ruling Changes
This year there has been some
change in the* band contests. The
ruJing has changed to promote
better bands. Previously bands
that were rated Superior one
year at the district contest were
allowed the next year to go
straight on to the state contests
without being judged in the dis
trict again. When these bands
got there, they weren’t very good,
so now they have to go to the
district contest before the state.
Contest
The band has been preparing
for the contest ever since the
Christmas holidays, and hopes to
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Girls Prove They're Smarter
By Leading Term Honor Roll
Teachers' Gray
Hairs Explained
Do you know the different
types of blood? Well, they are
red, white, blue, and yellow—at
least, that’s what one freshman
girl believes, according to her
exam paper. Another thinks
that you take your temperature
to tell how many times your
heart beats a minute.
Mrs. Westerlund pleads with
her students to read their as
signments and not just listen on
class. One of her answers on
exams was supposed to be the
“Wade-Davis Bill.” On one of
her tests she discovered that one
girl had just heard it on class
and had written it the way she
heard it. Her answer was “the
way David’s filled.”
Pay careful attention to the
next few lines, for here are some
astounding facts from Mr. Cash-
well’s geography class. Now it
is Marco Polo who discovered the
North and South Poles. The stu
dents in Mr. Cashwell’s class
also had to explain the “whys”
of night and day. One student
answered that they occurred
because the earth’s surface was
moving on the world.
You may not believe it, but
these were actual answers.
do better than last year. Last
year they received Excellent in
both district and stdte contests,
and this year they hope to get
Superior. Two years ago was
the only time the AHS Band has
ever received Superior, and they
hope to do it this time.
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Girls proved that they must
have been studying harder as
they led the first semester honor
roll.
Twelfth
Gerry Currier, Rona Jane Maul
din, Linda Moose, Anne Rogers,
Lulabelle Smith, Shirley Kluttz,
Jackie Richardson, Jewell Bunt
ing, Carol Little, David Grigg,
Robert L. Smith.
Eleventh
Billy Hartsell, Pat Starnes, Lin
da Hudson, Kitty Almond, Joyce
Burris, Becky Coble, Judy Efird,
Libbie Hatley, Barbara Hoey,
Lynda Jordan, Peggy Sue Lisk,
Peggy Smith, Evelyn Underwood,
Larry Mullis, Rita Morris, Sue
Winn, Kay Swindell, Gay Cro
well.
Tenth
James Renger, Billie Jo Barrier,
Jane Chandler, Linda Curlee, Ann
Smith, Nancy Ivester, Tommy
Fatkin, Aldena Harrington, Janice
Morris, Jo Parks, Judy Redfern,
Martha Smith, Sue Tucker, Bren
da Huneygutt, Lane Brown, Lin
da Efird, Millie Hatley, Josh Mor
ton, Gloria Jones, Barbara Hath-
cock.
Ninth
Myra Whitley, Jerry Holbert,
Elaine Morris, Pam Truette, Mike
Ross, Eddie Bowers, Charlie
Brown, Jimmy Stonestreet, Harry
Whitley, Larry Shelton, Landis
Miller, Joe Stoker, Joann Holt,
Suzanne Finch.
Obedience is yielded more
readily to one who commands
gently.—Seneca.
He that is good at making ex
cuses is seldom good for any
thing else.—Ben Franklin.
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