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THE FULL MOON
March, 1958
Sophs And Freshmen Lead
Perfect Attendance List
The sophomores, seeming eager Darrell Lowder, Keith Morton,
to get their education, led the per- Reggie Lewis, Larry Kimrey, San-
feet attendance list this six weeks dra Allen, Susan Greene, Brenda
with 74. The freshmen were a Herrin, Judy Mabry, Elaine Mor-
close second with 73. ris, Anna Mae Renger, Pamela
Twelfth Grade Thompson, Pam Truette, Brenda
Kenneth Helderman, Henry James, Helen Morton, Eddie Lef-
Efird, Barbara Hoey, Pat Starnes, tV Low-
Virginia Huckabee, Wade Me- der Wayland_^ McKenzie, Randy
Swain, Stanley Lawhon, Ruby Dwight
Vanhoy, Martha Barbee, Yvonne Starnes, Ray Te^y,
Chandler, Linda Hudson, Mike ^avid Treece, Vernon Gantt, Ed-
Langford, Wayne McSwain, Ron- Thompson, Beni^
nie Morris, Charles Morgan, Kit- Whitlej^ Carol Al-
ty Almond, Gail Morris, Rita Mor- Trena Barnes, Patricia ^g-
ris. Marcia Moses, Martha Setz-
ler, Peggy Smith, Anne Stokes; ^ ’
Sammy Holshouser, Joyce Burris, Ramonda Ragsd^e, Linda Shan-
Judy Efird, Molly Holbrook, Nan- ^le Tim Burns, Kenneth Huney-
cy Swaringen, Sue Winn. o’
Eleventh Grade Drye, Suzanne Finch,
Max Rabon, O. J. Sikes, Roy
Mason, Betty McQuaque, Judy J Sniith, Lin-
Phifer. Barbara Reall, Don Mont- Wilhoit, and Mary Jo Winn,
gomery, Judy Fesperman, Paula Ninth Grade
Hathcock, Tamara Almond, Nan- David Hatley, Roger Hinson,
cy Coggins, Gary Blalock, Gene Jan Russell, Eddie Wilson, Susan
Forte, Gerald Moses, Gerald Rig- Ausband, Brenda Gregson, Mary
gins, Roger Wm. Smith, Jerry Hill Hatley, Karen Herndon, Betsy
Bell. Garrett Honbarrier, Linda Holbrook, Joyce Huneycutt, Nan-
Barnes, Gaylene Clark, Lois Sha- cy Langley, Florence Morton, Sue
ver, Jamie Smith. Ed Bivens, Smith, Bryan Fox, Brenda Furr,
George Harwood, Jimmy Miller, Sandra Holt, Priscilla McSwain,
Josh Morton, Ruby Morton, Mary Frances Reynolds, Lynda
James Renger, Sherrill Williams, Russell, Pam Treece, Robert Id-
Priscilla Burris, Barbara Hinson, dings, Kent Montgomery, Roger
Nancy Jo Ivester, Bettie McMa- Morris. Mike Wolfe, Nancy Al-
nus, Janice Morris, Ellen Rogers, dridge, Marlene Burleson, Nancy
and Shelby Thomas. Finan, Jane Arey, Linda Eudy,
Tenth Grade Margaret Ann Furr, James Hart-
Jan Caudle, Neil Efird, Eddie sell, Lydia Hearne, Ronnie Her-
Hatley, Stephen Hill, Sue Stone, rin. Martha Lambert, James Lisk,
Jimmy Holt, Becky Leonard, Joe Edith Smith, Sara Talbert, Kathy
Ingram, Stanley Lambeth, Roger Eudy, Jann Barrier, Jerrell Bunt-
Laney, Vance Huneycutt, Bobby ing, Martha Burleson, Bonnie
Harris, Bill Pickier, Joe Stoker, Clayton, Kenneth Furr, Peggy
Bobby Whitley,' Harry Whitley, Jo Garrett, Gerald Holt, Trina Holt,
Ann Holt, Areitta Sikes, Kenneth Ronnie Johnson, Don Kennedy,
Harkey, Bonnie Lowder, Kenneth Jeff Moore, Johnny Shelton, Mary
Burr. Pat Clemmer, Gayle Clarke, Sikes, Craig Morgan, Don Rus-
Ronald Thompson, Nelson Smith, sell, Diane Butler, Louise Furr,
Debating Teams
Achieve Success
Albemarle’s affirmative and
negative debating teams earned
victory nods from the judges Fri
day in the 1958 Triangular De
bates for high schools.
Pat Starnes and Jo Parks, the
negative team defeated Moores-
ville’s affirmative- twosome at
Kannapolis.
Lane Brown and Georgette
Lampsi, defending the affirma
tive viewpoint of the debate topic,
travelled to Mooresvlile for their
successful verbal bout.
The 1958 topic for debate was
Resolved: That United States
foreign aid should be substantial
ly increased.
A new rule in the Triangular
Debates requires all teams to
travel, giving no school the ad
vantage of debating on home
territory.
Pfeiffer Students
Practice Teaching
Nine students from Pfeiffer are
now doing their practice teach-
mg at A. H. S.
They are as follows: Bob
Brooks, biology; Jack Clark,
world history; Margaret Foster,
physical education and health;
Preston Holder, world history and
U. S. history; Royal Lancaster,
world history and physical edu
cation; Delmas Petrea, plane ge
ometry and Algebra II; Nancy
Thompson, Typing I, office prac
tice, and shorthand; Ed Wood-
house, physical education, health
and driver’s training; and Iris
Young, Typing I and II and office
practice.
These students teach for twelve
weeks. .
Speech Workshop Bible Club Gives
Held At Pfeiffer Three Recognition
Practice debating was the high- Three people in the Bible Club
light of the Speech Conference were recognized as having been
held at Pfeiffer College on March outstanding members during the
8 and attended by six members semester,
of the Debating Club. Harry Whitley, Gene Starnes,
T ^nd Klttv Almond were awarded
La^psev the affirmative team superior participation
and Pat Starnes and Jo Parks^he activities. They
hf. had dovoted much time and in-
Roler Lanev Steve Surratt and ^
Mtl Little,^’hLrd the Opening to by their prodigious num-
message given by the chairman , A. . • . wstem is
of the conference, Neal Smith. ^
Mr Charles Cox of the Pfeiffer measuring stick by which mem-
Colleee F S Arts Deoartment ex- ^^e form
D?a nid thi imDortance of the for work on Bible Club
Speech Arts and the ODDortuni P^O-lects, for attendance at Bible
te offered brPfe fl^lr and o^^^^ meetings, and
coUeee in this field participation in club meet-
coiiege m mis neia. club-sponsored assembly
The debating teams were given programs. The people with the
the expenence of debating other largest number of points are
schools in preparation for the recognized at the end of each
Triangular Debates held on semester, thereby encouraging all
jMBrch 14. Th^ Alb0m3.rlG tG3.ins rnembGrs to bG cictivG.
were victorious in one round of School-wide observance of the
debating and were unsuccessful World Day of Prayer was pro
in another. moted by preparing an appropri-
Several Pfeiffer speech majors ate table' display in the lobby
presented dramatic readings and and by having all the students
excerpts from the Greek play, pray together the Lord’s Prayer
Hippolitus of Euripides. on the morning of February 21,
Pat and Jo traveled to Kannap- ^he World Day of Prayer.
olis Friday to debate the Moores-
ville affirmative team, while “IF OUR BOYS win over Ashe-
Georgette and Lane met Kannap- boro, who will we play next?”
olis’ negative debaters in Moores- Betty Holt asked Carolyn Nich-
ville in the Triangular Debates olds.
held March 14. “Maybe Statesville, since they
The debate topic was as fol- won tonight,” Carolyn answered,
lows: ‘Resolved: That United and then after thinking awhile
States foreign aid should be sub- exclaimed, “Oh, no, they can’t
stantially increased.” play the girls!”
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