October 31, 1958
THE FULL MOON
Page 7
Clubs Are Active
FHA Hears Panel
“Teen-age Problems” was the
topic discussed by a panel for
the members of the F.H.A. on
October 14 at the Junior High.
Members of the panel were
Mrs. Hargrave, Mrs. Gamewell,
Mr, Clemmer, Torger Hetland,
Bryan Fox, Jack Lowder, Dianne
Lefler, I^arry Shelton, Linda Wil-
hoit, Brenda Tucker, and Julie
Butler.
Delegates Attend
Bible Club Retreat
Delegates elected to attend the
State Bible Club Retreat at Camp
Vade Mecum in Winston-Salem'
were Oaksie Eudy, Peggy Jordan,
Annette Lowder, Harry Whitley,
Nancy Coggins, Sue Stone, Gene
Starnes and Elaine Morris.
The five delegates that attend
ed gave reports at the following
Bible Club meeting. Elaine Mor
ris, Oaksie Eudy, Harry Whit
ley, Sue Stone, and Annette Low
der spoke on different phases of
Miss Evelyn Taylor* secretary
at the YMCA, was chaperone for
the Albemtarle group since Mrs.
Ivey was unable to attend be
cause of a State teachers meet
ing on the same date.
Miss Jean Abrahamsen, a for
mer AHS teacher, taught the Sun
day School lesson.
This year small gold crosses
are being ordered by the club
instead of the regular Bible Club
pins.
Prayer meetings are being
held each Thursday morning in
Mrs. Ivey’s room at 8 a. m. A
short devotional i^ given by a
member and then a period of si
lent meditation follows. The
program is , closed by sentence
prayer.
Red Cross Adopts
Several Projects
Distributing posters, decorat
ing bulletin boards, and attend
ing a banquet are three projects
the Red Cross has undertaken.
Jane Chandler, Mary Francis
Reynolds, Don Burgess, Oaksie
Eudy, and Brenda Honeycutt
placed Red Cross posters in the
windows of the merchants in
town.
Oaksie Eudy was elected to
have charge of the bulletin board
which is located on the first floor
of the North wing.
Craig Morgan, Ronnie Arey,
Don Burgess, Oaksie Eudy, Jane
Chandler and Elaine Morris were
elected to attend the County Red
Cross banquet at the hotel Octo
ber 28.
Cards Ordered
The first of several orders was
sent off for calling cards by the
seniors last week.
Miss Chicora Caughman, sen
ior .class adviser, urges all sen
iors to order their cards as soon
as possible. Every order must
be in by the month of January.
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Win Certificates
Harry Whitley and Randy
Roache, two Albemarle Senior
High School students, won State
Certificates of Merit in the 1958
Kodak High School Photo Con
test.
The 1959 contest, which is be
ing announced this month, gives
all camera fans a chance to pre
pare entries for submission
starting January 1. All pictures
taken since April 1, 1958, are
eligible.
The 1959 contest is open to all
Senior High students, and will
offer a list of 328 cash awards,
totaling $10,400.
Fight For Mirrors
Ends With Smiles
The theory that men are the
real slaves of fashion was prov
en when school pictures for the
annual were made recently.
Cool, calm, and collected girls
stood around talking casually
while the frantic “stronger sex”
battled valiantly for mirror
space.
Quick! Give me some make
up!”, one petrified male cried.
“Is my head combed, I mean my
hair?”, another wailed. Boys
were literally climbing all over
one another for a chance to see
how they will look when they
flash their pearly whites for the
photographer’s camera.
Combs were provided by the
“Crossroads” staff and word came
from a reliable source that the
boys swamped the comb box so
fast that the poor “femme fa
tales” were left begging.
Don’t panic boys, your mas
culinity is still intact. The girls
just loved you in your primitive
state. You were all positively
captivating while admiring your
crowning glories.
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THE STUDENTS WERE wait
ing for the Honor Society tapping.
John Wayne”, asked Janice Har
ris, “are you eligible?”
“Yes,” he replied, “I’m. eligible,
but not for this.”
♦ * *
SUE TUCKER HAD just made
the statement that it costs seven
dollars to take the College Board
Entrance Exams.
Pat Saunders snorted, “Humph,
I’m' not paying anybody seven
dollars to, tell me how dumb I
am!”\
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DURING FRENCH II one day
Mrs. Deese asked, “Roger, do you
know what ‘gleaners’ are?”
“Yeah,” remarked Roger,
“that’s where I take my dirty
clothes.”
* * *
“I CA5^’T FIGURE out what Ed
Bivens does with all of his mon
ey. He’s broke again today,”
remarked Eddie Crutchfield.
Johnny Almond asked, “Is he
trying to borrow some money
from you?”
“No,” said Eddie, “I’m trying
to borrow it from him!”
4c 4t *
WHILE GRADING TEST pa
pers, Mrs. Westerlund asked,
“Here’s a paper without a name
on it. Whose is it?”
“I’m afraid to admit it,” piped
up Joe Copley.
Hf if
LINDA CURLEE WAS sitting at
her desk tapping her pencil on
the cast on her brokfen shoulder
one day during solid geometry.
Shelby Thomas turned around
and asked, “What’s the matter,
Linda? Got a chip on your
shoulder?”
MYRA CARPENTER, WHILE
studying for a test, asked Billie
Rae Atkins to list three things
that need a reformer.
Billie Rae wisecracked, “Sara
Henderson, Sue Tucker, and Myra
Carpenter.”
WHILE ADMIRING JANE Mur
rell’s sweater, Bonnie Lowder
asked, “Jane, is that sweater
cashmere?”
“No,” replied Jane, “it’s Moth
er’s.”
* * ♦
MRS. CARTER CAME into Miss
Caughman’s classroom and ask
ed for a knife.
Sherrill Williams asked, “Will
a fingernail file do?”
“Yes,” replied Mrs. Carter.
“Well,” promptly answered
Sherrill, “you could use mine,
but I left it at home.”
♦ 3|(
“I’VE GOT AN awful sinus
condition today,” wailed Linda
Haynes.
“Don’t worry, Linda, it’s all in
your head,” soothed Kennie Beav
er.
* * *
DURING FULL MOON English
class Mrs. Fry sneezed.
“God bless you, Mrs. Fry,”* said
Eddie Davis.
“Thank you, Eddie. I didn’t
know there were many bless
ings in hayfever,” answered Mrs.
Fry.
♦ * ♦
HUNTER HEARNE, WHEN ad
miring Billie Jo Barrier’s diamond
ring, asked Billie if James got
down on his knees to give it to
her.
“No,” she said jokingly, “he
handed it to me and said, This
is what you’ve been begging
for’.”
Ik * *
WHILE ORDERING CALLING
cards. Chip Cain wailed, “Every
body is making fun of my name;
I’m not coming to school any
more.”
His name is Love DeWitt Cain.
4 * *
ANN BELL, IN an astonished
tone, admitted to Janice Morris
that she didn’t know Mr. Morris,
the teacher, is Janice’s father.
“Oh, yes, he is,” quipped Jan
ice; “he has been for the past
seventeen years.”
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