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THE FULL MOON
Oct. 3, 1958
Junior And Senior Chorus
Groups Sing By New Piano
Members of the Senior Mixed^-
Chorus and Junior Mixed Chorus
have a brand new piano to sing
by this year.
A beautiful blond Baldwin
piano can be seen in Mr. Fry’s
room. The piano was selected
to match the furniture of the
room.
An all-male slate of officers
will be heading Senior Mixed
Chorus this school year. The of
ficers were elected last spring.
They are president, George Har
wood; vice president, Sherrill
Williams; secretary, Max Mor
gan; and treasurer, Don Mont
gomery.
Senior Mixed Chorus has many
plans for future performances. In
order to be ready for these ap
pearances, the different sections
of the chorus hold rehearsals aft
er school hours. The altos and
sopranos practice on Monday and
Tuesday afternoon respectively.
The tenor and bass sections prac
tice on Monday nights.
Another important group of the
choral department is the Junior
Mixed Chorus. The officers of
this group are president, Susan
Ausband; vice-president, Edith
Smith; secretary, Larry Palmer;
and treasurer, Karen Herndon.
Junior Mixed Chorus members
are looking forward to this year’s
activities, which will include
singing for religious and civic
groups, taking part in exchange
programs with other schools, the
district contest, and other public
presentations.
“This makes my elbow feel fun
ny.”—Pat Saunders.
Top Teen Platters
Bird Dog—Chip Cain.
Little Star—Sherrill Lowder.
Patricia—Rodell Russell.
Just a Dream—^Valeria Den
ning.
Milk and Honey—Glenda Sue
Honey.
Devoted to You—Gail Vander-
burg.
Teardrops on My Pillow—^Paul
Carpenter.
Somebody Touched Me—^Wayne
Spivey.
Gingerbread — Cafeteria Work-
6rs.
Think It Over—French II.
Near You—Mr. Cashwell.
Nothing Shakin’—A. H. S. Ma
jorettes.
Everybody Loves a Lover —
Eunice Lee Haynsworth.
Down the Isle—Pam Sells and
Ted Russell.
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Downbeat
Sound off! Those are two very
familiar words to the ASHS
drummer during football season.
In fact they are the necessities
that start every march and lively
piece of music. that the band
plays while on the field, in for
mation, or in the stands.
The band members have put in
a lot of hard work this year to
try to give the fans a good half-
time show at home and at out-of-
town football games.
Although the band has lost
quite a few members from last
year, it sounds bigger and better
than it has for some time. Mr.
Hauss has really put the mem
bers through their paces, starting
this summer and working every
afternoon during sixth period.
After losing quite a few brass
musicians, many band members
thought that the band wouldn’t
sound nearly as good as last
year’s, but evidently they were
mistaken. .Due to the hard work
of Mr. Hauss, the “left-overs”
have been made into a good, full
sounding brass section. Pay spe
cial attention to them when they
are in close formation or in the
stands and you’ll see.
The band members have pick-
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Projects which enabled the
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and white wool, pleated skirts
were cake sales, the powder-puff
football game, and selling of
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Cheerleaders sporting the new
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ed three mascots to march with
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football games this fall and are
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rian.
Don’t forget, the next time you
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something besides watch the ma
jorettes—listen!
Seniors Capture
Three Art Prizes
Two Albemarle High School
Seniors captured three art prizes
at the Stanly County Fair.
Judy Fesperman won second
prize in the oil painting, free
hand division. The painting was
of a group of “Scotties.” She was
awarded a four dollar check.
Oaksie Eudy captured two
third-place prizes. One picture
was a watercolor of a flower; the
other was of a girl. Oaksie was
given a two dollar check for each.
Direct Traffic ^
In 'Dust Bowl'
“Dust babies,” or rather pick
ed members of the student body,
have been assisting Mr. Cashwell
and Coach Frazier in directing
traffic at the school.
Roger Smith, Sherrill Williams,
“Chip” Cain, Tom Fatkin, and
Jimmy Kluttz were seen direct
ing traffic, every morning and
afternoon during the first weeks
of school.
Relieving these boys are mem
bers of the Student Council, who
started taking their turns this
week.
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Pep” Mabry.
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