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June 1, 1978 THE FULL MOON Page 3 Senior Supplement — Class of '78 i wsi^agS3Safefc> Albemarle Senior High School's Class of 1978 First row, left to right: Cathy Russell, Connie Bates, Angie Tucker, Susan Poplin, Carol Jeanette Gwaltney, Jan Hill, Lisa Page, Susan Speight, Ann McLawhorn, Daisy Swaringen, Bonnie L. Little, Wanda Elaine Green, Glenda K. Scott, Adriene A. Sellers, Margaret Crisco, Pamela Stokes, Anita Lilly, Annette Morgan. Second row: Sheila Pen nington, Ivey Cytrena Snuggs, Kim Blalock, Jane W. Faulkenberry, Anne Holshouser, Mandy Furr, Beverly Hatley, Cathy Denning, Sharon Led better, Jane Leigh LaSalle, Janice Roberson, Cathy Hopkins, Sharon Hill, Wendy Lowder, Misty Dick, Yvette Howell, Teresa Thompson, Vanessa Baldwin, Debbie Boysworth. Third row: Sharon Dawn Lowder, Koni Lynn Whitley, Kolis Lea Whitley, Debbie K. Russell, Donna Jean Purdee, Joyce Ann Watkins, Denise Marie Deninger, Kimberlee Ann Herring, Donna Lynne Kirk, Adele Marie Carre, Dorothy Catherine Ingram, Sharon Kay Hiller, Terry Anita Carpenter, Donna Marie Creech, Laura Jane Richardson, Marsha Lynn Dick, Kristy Lowder, Rhonda Faulkner. Fourth row: Georgette R. Ayers, Shelley W. Hatfield, Lydia D. Whitley, Raquel Howell, Priscilla Jane Galloway, Debbie Owens, Francene Crump, Mary Moses, Cindy Dunevant, Connie Ann Hill, Beth Thomas, Kim Hinson, Helen Burleson, Patty Aguirre, Trina Chandler, Carla Crisco, Tammie Thompson, Becky Peck, Janie Staton. Fifth row: Dean A. Lowder, Michael J. Reese, Kyle P. Holcomb, Donald E. Little, Barry Stoker, Eric S. Thompson, Reggie Taylor, Randy Plyler, Benton Bogle, Kent Harkey, Billy Williams, Ronnie Thomas, Nathan Mullinix, William Lowder, Burt Keck, Mark Barger. Sixth row: Charles B. Lowder, Randy C. Rummage, Donny Last Will and Testament Seniors Leave A Little Behind I Andy Morton, leave my place on the basketball team to Tim Miller, (watch out for the splinters!) I, Janie Staton, leave anything left to Lisa Cochran and Kyle Carpenter. I, Greg Hearne, leave all my ability to do as little as possible as a library aide to anyone who can do a better job of doing nothing. I, Wendy Lowder, leave my abilities to fix hair to Mrs. Dennis, and my empty desks, empty parking space, and books to anyone that can use them. I, Sharon Miller, gladly leave Donna Gathings the “Choke.” (It’s to be used only in moments of pressure). I, Debbie Owens, leave all my problems of yearbook and English to Carroll Smith. I, Joyce Watkins, do hereby leave my reputation to any junior who considers himself a confidante or an intermediary. I, Eric Crisco, leave with a rhyme. These last few years of precious time, are grains of sand within my mind. As I leave these grains of time, may each minute be better with each chime. I, Donna Purdee, leave all of my Inside Track notes to any unlucky junior or senior. I, Sharon Ledbetter, leave to Susan Nance my share in the FD5, to P. C. many a crazy horseback ride, and to L. D. P. great hope and happiness for ever! I, Dawn Lowder, leave the Bunsen burner in chemistry lab no. 12 to anyone who can top Terri Carpenter’s and my fire. I, Bobby Archer, leave my TRM in Mr. Hollis’s cabinet to collect dust. I, Sharon Hill, leave all my troubles of finding someone to go to the store at lunch, to anyone who wants to take the chance of getting caught. I, Anne Holshouser, leave my seat in Coach Taylor’s room to anybody who can listen to him talk about rats and human torture all period. I, Carol Gwaltney, leave my seat at the baseball games to any player’s girlfriend who is faithful enough to sit through freezing, rainy, and scorching weather. I, Denise Denninger, hereby leave all the pains of studying Spanish to Mr. Morrow’s up-coming Spanish H students. I, Tom Ochs, Leave Mr. Smith’s Physics class to anyone brave enough and smart enough for the challenge. I, Victor Karam, leave my daily tradition of singing in the hall to anyone with guts enough to carry on. I, Brad Austin, leave Mr. Robert A. Hollis to any junior who is an out door sportsman to try to teach the boy how to fish. I, Benton Bogle, leave to anyone and everyone my Taoist morbidity and my Nick Danger decoder ring. I, Kim Herring, leave my piano jobs to Lori Hatcher, and my art, waterskiing, and love to my not so little brother, Scott. I, Patty Aguirre, leave here. I, Eric Skidmore, do hereby leave to any deserving basketball player, the best seat in the gym for watching the basketball games, THE BENCH!!! I, Connie Bates, leave my back chemistry lab station to anyone who has the ability to make it through the year. I, Greg T^son, leave my bricklaying ability to the most interested stu dent in the coming bricklaying class, Michael Rushing. I, Tim White, leave all my wrestling skills to Dean Carroll, and with the skills he already has, he should be Albemarle’s first state champion. I, Becky Swanner, leave my parking place to Doug Terry for his Mach I after mine is gone. I, Foster Parker, leave my basketball shoes for Ralph Boyd to fill, even though his feet are bigger. I, Terri Carpenter, leave to Frieda and Kelly all my headaches in yearbook and to “Ethel” the trips up the road, backstrokes, and hiccups. I, Laura “Gaycrack” Richardson, leave Rickey Burleson with all my English term paper writing abilities and those left in Explorers, another crack to climb. I, Cytrena Snuggs, leave all my great cheering experiences to Cheryl Freeman, and my love to Michael Cain. I, Alan Phillips, leave my “next to none” trombone ability to Bill Bax ter who needs all he can get. I, Buster Biles, leave the L.A.P. program to all who take D. E. I, Teresa Thompson, leave my genius brain and knowledge and se cond seat in the sixth aisle in English to John Whitley. I, Kyle Holcomb, leave my little brother Todd Holcomb his next two years at Semor High, trying to impress Coach Holcomb and Mr. Frazier. I, Tom Moore, leave my “Golden Toe” to Dino. I, Pamela Stokes, leave. I, Bobby Harwood, leave behind nothing. I, Annette Morgan, leave six empty desks, one empty locker, and one empty parking space to anyone willing to fill them. (Continued on Page 5, Columns 1 and 2) Lambert, Todd Davis, Greg Hearne, Bobby Archer, Buster Biles, Ronnie Kearns, Robert Woodle, Bobby Harwood, Mack Knotts, Tom Ochs, Mike Bowers, Eric Skidmore. Seventh row: Robert Cotton, Jr., William Hudson, Eric Crisco, Victor Karam, Andy Morton, David Herrin, Eric Johnson, Timmie Earl White, Jeffrey Arcell Flake, Jacob Bennett Davis, Jr., Lester Otto Parker, Stopper Jones Horton, Dwight Jr. Harris, Michael K. Townsend, Andrew E. Green, David B. Watkins, Brian T. Shaver, Jeff Noah, Tom Moore. Ei^th row: Mike Mauldin, Phillip Lowder, Charles Burris, Alan H. Phillips, Doug Hughes, Timothy Honeycutt, Brady Goforth, Harlie Clark, Jr., Darryl Currie, Foster Parker, Gregory B. Tyson, John Edwards, Stacy Kendall. Wade Smith To Speak At Ceremony The Senior Class of 1978 will graduate June 2. Graduation ceremonies will begin at 8 p.m. as 144 seniors solemnly assemble in the ASHS auditorium in their royal blue and white robes. Opening the ceremony with the invocation will be William Nathan Mullinix, III, President of the Senior Class. Dr. H. T. Webb, Jr., Superintendent of the City Board of Education, will in troduce the guest speaker. The address will be delivered by Wade Smith. Mr. Smith, a graduate of Albemarle Senior High School, is now a practicing attorney in Raleigh and is a member of the North Carolina General Assembly. While a Morehead Scholar, he was co captain of the Carolina football team and received All-ACC honors. Receiving the honor of class valedictorian is Ronnie Thomas. Ann McLawhorn earned the position of class salutatorian. (Continued on Page 5, Column 5)