1956 Albemarle High School Peer by Stan Maupin

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Foreword We, the 195 6 Pe er S taff, have endea ored to give you, the stude nt, the teacher, the parent, a graphic and word conception of he life at Albemarle High Schoo l. As you ascend with us the s teps we have taken at Albemarle, you will g a ther that the life here is wholesome, sport ing, vigorous, and educational. The members of the 1 956 staff sincerely ho pe you will enjoy this, the thi r d volume of THE PEER.

Contents INTRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION SENIORS POST GRADUATES

JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN

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EIGHTH GRADERS SPORTS ACTIVITIES FEATURES

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De diuation

For her sincere under s tanding of young people ... For her interest and help in clearing the path for a successful yearbook . . . For her loyal devotion to the best interests at Albemarl e Hi gh Sc hool. . . For her keen insight into problems of every type .•. For her rare ability to teach that all may profit from her methods •.• The staff of the 1956 PEER proudly dedicates this edition to Mrs, Ellen W. Houston.

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DAISY B. ADAMS, B.S. Ed. English

HOMER M. KLINE Assistant Principal

BEN F. HURT Principal

MA RGARET FOWLER, B.S. General Science

Administration

RIC HARD K. GLADDEN, B. S . Ed., M. Ed. Eng lish

MISS MARTHA J. BAILEY

MRS . NORMA D. WOOD

Secretary

Assistant Secretary

MRS. LADY B. WA LT O N Librarian

DAISY B. ADAMS, B.S. Ed. English

I. KLI NE Principa l MARGARET FOWlER, B.S. General Science RICHARD K. GLADDEN, B.S. Ed., M. Ed, English

MERRY lEWIS ALLEN, B.S., M. Ed. Algebra General Mathematics LUCILlE C. BOWEN, B.S. Ed. Language Arts Social Studies

CAROLYN ARRINGTON, B.A. English , Social Studies MARGARET W. BURRUSS B.S. Ed. Typing, Shorthand Bookke ep ing

VIRGINIA BEARD, B.S. World Geography American Government JAMES W. ESTES, B.S., M.A. Diversified Occupations

ARLISS FRYMEYER, B.S., M.A. Agriculture WILLIAM HARPER, B. A. Mathematics

DONNA B. GAERTTNER, B.S. Physical Education CHARLES S. HAUGHT, B.S. Ed. Industrial Arts

JACQUELYN HERNDON, B. A. Genera l Business Shorthand

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D. WOOD Secret ary

BOBBY BROOKE JOHNSON, B.A. Ph ysical Education JAMES A. LEITCH, B.S. Driver Education

MARY HANNAH JONES B.S. Home Economics

WENDELL M. LEWIS , B. A., B.S. Distributive Ed. , English

KENNETH LINDSAY, A.B., M.A. General Science, Biology

JOSEPHINE H. MAGNIFICO, A.B. General Mathematics Elementary Algebra Consumers' Mathematics

JEA N S. MONTGOMERY, A.B. Eng lish

MARJORIE M. LOBBAN, B.S. Business Exploratory Typing H. F. NULL, B.S. Physical Education

ELLEN W. HOUSTON, A . B. Latin, American History

MARIA A. HURT, B.S. Home Economics

HARRYW. KENT, B.A. World History, Civics American History

CHARLES H. LAUCK, JR., B. A., B.S. Mathematics

CHARLOTTE F. McVE Y, B.S. English, Social Studies Journalism

CARL J. PETERSON, B.S., M. Ed. Chorus, Orchestra ROBERT SEIBERT, B. Mus. Ed. Music

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MARY HANNAH JONES B.S. Home Economics

CARL J. PETERSON, B.S., M. Ed . Chorus, Orchestra ROBERT SEIBERT, B. Mus. Ed. Music

MARJORIE M. LOBBAN, B.S. Business Exploratory Typing H. F. NULL, B.S. Ph ysical Education

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NORMAN H. RATHBUN, B.A., M.A. French, Spanish American Government L. G. SHELTON, B.A., M.S. Agriculture

GERALDINE RICHARDSON, B.S. Clerical Practice VOT AUCE E. SMITH, B.S. Practical Nursing

LAURA E. RINEHART, B.S. Ed. Art

LeROY H. SMITH, JR., B. S.t Industrial Arts, Woodworking, Metalwork, Electricity, Auto mechanics, Drafting

MARTHA SPIVEY, B.S. Physical Education

ELIZABETH SUTHERLAND, M.A. English

JOSEPH L. TRICE, B.A., M. Ed. Science

F. ROBERT WEISER, B.S. History, English

ANN WILLIS, B.S. Eighth Grade

Faculty Snaps

Classes

Senior Class Officers

FRANK C. "C

F. F. A. ; Football

STUART I

Track; Football; Math C MARY VI F. H. A.

ANN LEE "Ar Chorus Pianist; Tri-Hi-1 leader; Beauty Contest;

LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Ann Morris Wade Crawford . Betty Tilley. Sue Gardner • Tony Layman

Vice-President • President • Secretary • Treasurer . Chaplain

JEAN LOJ

Drama Club; AlbemarlE Council; International C

FLORENC "F

MARY C "M

F. H. A.; Nursing Club

SARAH J "S Camera Club; F. H. A.; 12

FRANK CARR ABELL "Carr" F. F. A.;

Football

Seniors

STUART RA YNIER ANDREWS "Stu" Track; Football; Math Club; Beta Club; PEER Staff MARY VIRGINIA ARMSTRONG "Mary" F. H. A.

ANN LEE BALLARD "Ann"

Chorus Pianist; Tri-Hi- Y; Chorus President; Cheerleader; Beauty Contest; Beta Club

oe - ?resident President

JEAN LORRAINE BALTIMORE "Shortie" Drama Club; Albemarle Players; Music Club; Student Council; International Club FLORENCE JANE BATTEN "Florence" MARY CATHERINE BENSON "Mary Catherine" F. H. A.; Nursing Club SARAH JANE BLACK "Sarah" Camera Club; F. H. A.; Annual Staff

MARY ANN BURTON "Ann"

Tri-Hi-Y; Drama; F.H.A.

Seniors

WILUAM FL "Ju Industrial Arts; J. V. Footba

JUANITA Nl " Nc

SUZANNE CALE "Sue" Student Council; Secretary and Treasurer Tri-Hi-Y; Secretary Jr. Class; Cheerleader; Basketball; F. H. A.; Beta Club; Chorus; Reporter

Bible Club, Chaplain; Nurs Chorus; Albemarle Players; For Democracy ; Orchestra , be marle Highlight; PEER St

DAVID SPECK CALHOUN "David" International Club

JEAN COREL "Jean" Glee Club; 4-H Club

LESLIE MARVIN CASON "Leslie"

MARJORIE A "Marj路

D. E. Bible Club

JANIE MAE "Janie' RAMON ANTHONY CHOFFE "Ra mon" F. F. A. ; Basket ba ll BARBARA ESTELLE C LE MENTS "Hooper" T ri- Hi- Y; Nursing Club; Drama Club ; International Club ; An nua l Sta ff

Albemarle Players; Drama Contest

WADE LEE< "Wac

Vice-President, Sophomore Club; President, Junior Clc Football; Basketball; Ba se dent Council

WILLARD J. "Will

GENE CLEME NTS "Gene" Math Club ELEANOR O'NEIL COCKERILLE "Baps" Camera Club; F. H. A.; Annual Staff; Paper Staff Art and Feature Editor

F. F. A.; Forestry Contest

IDA MAY C

F.H.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; PepC Chorus

URTON

WILUAM FLOYD COLUER, JR. "Junior" Industrial Arts; J. V. Football; D.O. Club

JUANITA NADINE COLLINS "Nadine" Bible Club, Chaplain; Nursing Club, Vice-President; Chorus; Albemarle Players; Forensic Contest; I Speak For Democracy; Orchestra Accompanist; F. H. A.; Albemarle Highlight; PEER Staff

nd Treasurer Tri-Hi-Y; tder ; Basketball; F. H. A.;

Seniors

: CALHOU JEAN CORELL "Jean" Glee Club; 4-H Club

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· CAsm· MARJORIE ANN CORELL "Marjorie"

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Bible Club JANIE MAE CRABLE "Janie" Albemarle Players; Drama Letter; Bible Club; Forensic Contest

CHOFFE

WADE LEE CRAWFORD "Wade" Vice-President, Sophomore Class; F. F. A.; Monogram Club; President, Junior Class; President, Senior Class; Football; Basketball; Ba seball; Track; President, Student Council WILLARD J. CRENSHAW "Willie" F. F. A.; Forestry Contest

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a I Staff; Paper Staff Art and

IDA MAY CRICKENBERGER "Crick" F.H.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; PepClub; F.B.L.A.; AnnualStaff; Chorus

JOYCE ANN CRITZER "Joyce" F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; AnnualStaff; GleeClub; BibleClub ; Forensic Contest

Seniors

ROY ARCHIE CRITZER "Roy"

SHIRLEY M ''Sh F. H. A. ; Annua l Staff; F.

JULIA MAY "LittlE i - Hi - Y; Drama Club; B Basketball; Tennis; Irrtern

Baseba 11; Football SUSAN EMILY CULIN "Sue" Girls' Athletic Association; Student Council; Senior Class

JA ET MA: "Pink ) f. 9 . L. A. ; Annual Staff

Vice-President; Annual Staff; Drama Club MARGARET ROYCE CUTRIGHT "Roi" F. B. L.A.; Pep Club; Annual Staff; "Highlight" Staff

GERTRUDE IDA DALE "Gertrude" Music Club; Pep Club; Library Club; Annual Staff; "Highlight" Staff DIANE ALICE DAVIDSON "Diane" "Highlight" Staff; Annual Staff; Music Club; Band; F. H. A.; Nursing Club; Sports Club ROSETTA DAVIS "Rose" Library Club DAVID BRYANT DOWELL "Bryant" Football; Industrial Club; Monogram Club; D. 0. Club

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SHIRLEY AI "Shir ·A. ; . ursing Club; T 1

lcDO "JOI ram Cluo;

JOE

'E ANN CRITZER "Joyce" Annual Staff; Glee Club; Bible Club;

SHIRLEY ANN DURHAM "Shirley" F.H .A . ; Annuai Sta ff; F.B.L.A.

ARCHIE CRITZER "Roy"

JULIA MAY EARLY "Little Reb" Tri-Hi- Y; Drama Club; Band; Orchestra; Bible Club; Basketball; T e nnis; Intern a tiona! Club

.N EMILY CULIN

"Sue"

1anon; Student Council; Senior Class mal Staff; Drama Club

:;ARET ROYCE CUTRIGHT "Rei" •; Annual Staff; "Highlight" Staff

'RUDE IDA DALE "Gertrude" Lib; Library Club; Annual Staff;

JE ALICE DAVIDSON "Diane" wnual Staff; Music Club; Band; !ub; Sports Club

:TTA DAVIS "Rose"

ID BRYANT DOWELL "Bryant" Club; Monogram Club; D. 0. Club

JANET MAY ESTES "Pinky" F. B. L.A.; Annua l Staff SHIRLEY ANN FISHER "Shirl" F. H. A.; Nursing Club; Tri-Hi-Y

JOE McDOWELL FIX "Joe"

Football; Monogram Club; F. F. A. Track; K. V. G.; Baseball ELLA JO FOSTER "Ella Jo" F.H.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; PepCiub; AnnualStaff LEWIS EDWARD FOSTER "Eddie" F.F.A.; K. V. G. DOROTHY ANN FOX "Dot"

Tri-Hi-Y; F. B. L.A.

Seniors

MURIELSUE GARD NER

• . 'CES KAY (

"Sue "

Seniors

Treasurer, Sophomore Class; Beta Club; Student Council; Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; F.H.A.; Treasurer, Senior Class; PEER Staff, Business Mana ge r; Che erleader

Glee Club;

NlARY AGNES GARRISON "Mar y " ursing Club BARBARA PETTIT GENTRY

"Bobb ie" Vice-President, Tri-Hi-Y; Beta Club; Pep Club; Interna tiona! Club; Cheei"leader FREDERICA ANN GlBSON "Freddie" Library Club; Bible Club; F. H. A.

"Frances" Club; Anm

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1 SAWYE "Warren ' C ub; D. 0 . Clul

BETTY MAR IE H " Rusty" e s; "Highlight" F. B. L. A. . UCE FAY HARI "Alice" le Club; F. H. A.

DO ALD MEEKS DOROTHY LEE GLASS "Dottie Lee" Annual St aff; Nursing Club; F. H. A. Clu b JANICE VERLIN GOUGH "Jan" Drama Club; Bible Club; Library Club; F. B. L.A .

"Don"

EUGE E WILLARJ "Gene"

Club

LOKIE JANICE H1 SAMUEL EDW ARD GRANDLE "Sam" Industrial Arts Club KATIE GRAVES "Sookie" F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.

"Jan"

• Albe marle Pla yers

BOBBY LEE HICK~ "Bobby " Baseball;

GARDNER

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s; Beta Club; Student Council; Club; F.H . A.; Treasurer, lusiness Manage r; Cheerleader

ES GARRISO .ry"

FRANCES KAY GRAYBILL "Frances" urs ing Club; Beta Club; Annual Staff WARREN SAWYER HADEN "Warren" 路 d us trial Arts Club; D. 0. Club BETTY MARIE HANEY "Rusty" .-\lbemarle Players; "Highlight" Staff; F. H. A.; D. E. Club; Ann ua lStaff; F.B.L.A.

Club; In ter ALICE FAY HARMON "Alice" T ri -Hi-Y; Bible Club; F. H. A.

DONALD MEEKS HARPER "Don"

Ind ustrial Arts Club EUGENE WILLARD HARRINGTON "Gene" Hi- Y; Math Club

: F. 'S . L.A. WKIE JANICE HARRIS

Dl.E

"Jan"

Bible Club;

'ES

Albemarle Pla yers

BOBBY LEE HICKS "Bobby " Football; Basketball; Baseball; Hi- Y; Monogram Club; Math Club

Seniors

THOMP. DOROTHY LEE HITE "Dot" F. H. A. ; Glee Club

Seniors

SANDRA DELL HOUCHENS "Sandra" Student Council; F. H. A.; Annual Staff

PEER Ed itor-in-Chief; Photog ra pher SHIRLE F. H. A . C lub; D. E. C

MEREDITH REA JAMES "Speedy" D.O.

SHIRLE 'urs ing Club; Tri- Hi-

CHARWTTE ANN JOHNSON "Doody" Tri-Hi-Y; F.H.A.; D.E.

HERMA D. 0. Club

MARTHA LYNN JOHNSON "Martha" Tri - Hi- Y; Forensic Meet; Beauty Contest; Drama Club; Apple Harvest Festival Parade; Cheerleader; International Club

WILLIA

FRANK BOBBIE ALTONN JONES "Bobbie" Monogram Club; Baseball ; D. 0. Club

F.F .A.; D.O. MARY

HELEN FAY JONES "Helen"

ELEAN( SYLVIA WUISE JONES "Sylvia" F.H.A.; D.E.

ursing Club; Albema

r LEE

THOMAS FAWCUS KELSEY "Tom"

HITE

PEER Editor-in-Chief; Bible Club; "Highlight" Staff; Photographer

Seniors

SHIRLEY ANNE KIRBY "Shirl" F. H. A. Club; D. E. Club SHIRLEY ELLEN KIRBY "Toots" Nursing Club; Tri-Hi-Y Club; F.H.A. Club

HERMAN LEO KUNK "Nick" D. 0. Club

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artha" Beauty Comesl; Drama ! Parade; Cheerleader;

WILLIAM FREDERICK LAMB "Willie" FRANK HAMILTON LASLEY "Shorty" F.F.A~;

)UISE JO:\ES I \'La"

D.O. MARY HAMILTON LASLEY "Punky"

ELEANOR JEAN LAWSON "Jeanne" Nursing Club; Albemarle Players; Bible Club

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WILLIAM ANTHONY LAYMAN "Tony" Bible; Albemarle Pia yers ; J. V. Baseball; V. Baseball;

Seniors

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ADDIELAYNE "To< D . E. C lub; Pep Club

Student Council; Cha plain, Senior Class ELIZABETH DELLE LETELLIER "Delle" Nursi!1g Club; F. H. A.

SOPHIA WYGI " Soph: Beta Club ; F. H. A.; Bible C Con test; Voice of Democ rac; Cla ss Chapla in

DONALD QUINTON LINKE "Donald"

GERTRUDE A.t-

"Tn

Industrial Arts Club; Annual Staff, D . 0 . Club

_- H Club ; Pep Club; F. B. L. JO YCE MARIE LYLE "Jo yce "

EUGENIA FAY "Budd S路uden t Council; Beta Club ; Sea u ty Con test

BARBARA LYVONNE LYNCH "Bobbie" Choir; Basketball; Dramatics; Annual Staff

PATRICIA ANt "Anr Pep Cl ub; F. B. L.A.; Annual

DAVID JOHN LYSTER "Crocket" Annual Staff; International Club; F. F. A.; Camera

MARY JANE M "Jane" . !usic Club; Albemarle Playe Cho rus

Club NORMAN SID NEY McALLISTER " Norman" F. F. A. LLOYD DAVID McDANIEL "Junior" Football; Hi-Y; Math Club; Basketball

RANDOLPH EV "Rand Camera Club; Industrial Arts<

STUARD DANI "Stuar< dustrial Arts Club; Baseball

THONY LAYMAN Tony " J. V, Baseball; V. Baseball; , Sen ior C lass DELLE LETELLIER - Delle"

Club

ADDIELAYNE WALLACE MARSH "Tootleum" D. E. Club; Pep Club SOPHIA WYGELLIA MARSHALL "Sophia" Be ta Club; F. H. A.; Bible Club; Forensic Contest ; Beaut y Con test; Voice of Democracy Contest; Chorus ; Ju nior Cla ss Chaplain GERTRUDE AMY MARSTON "Trudy" 4 -HCiub; PepCiub; F.B .L.A.; AnnualStaff; F.H.A.

E tYLE

EUGENIA FAYE MAUPIN "Buddy" Student Council; Beta Club; Tri-Hi- Y; Annual Sta ff; Be auty Contest

{VONNE LYNCH Jbbie" ics; Annua l Staff

PATRICIA ANN MAUPIN "Ann"

PepCiub; F.B.L.A.; AnnuaiStaff

~ LYSTER :ket'' Club; F. F. A. ; Ca mera

MARY JANE MAYO "Ja ne" Music Club; Albemarle Pia yers ; F. H. A . Chorus

DNEY McALLISTER orman"

RANDOLPH EVERETT MOON "Randolph" Camera Club; Industrial Arts Club; K. V. G.; D. 0 . Club

路m McDA NIEL

STUARD DANIEL MORRIS "Stuard" Industrial Arts Club; Baseball

ior" ); Basketball

Forensic Contest;

Seniors

ALICE A

GENEVA MA Y MORRIS "Geneva" Annua l Sta ff; Publication Sta ff

Seniors

Pep Club; Nursing Club GAY NEI "C

JUA NITA ESTELLE MORRIS "Nita " F. B. L. A.; Ann ua l Staff

Pep Club; F. B. L.A.

MARGARE T ANNE MORRIS " Marge " F.H. A .; Albe ma r le Pla yers; Che erl eader; Baske tball; Vice-President of Junior Class; Fore nsic Me et; Voic e of De mocrac y Contest; Be ta Club; D. A. R. Awa rd for American History; Beaut y Contest MILDRED DELILAH MORRIS "Millie" Annual Staff; Publications Staff; Tri-Hi-Y; F. B. L.A.

JUDITH.

Vice President of Pep Cl Annual Staff; Camera C 4-H Club;

THOMAS RAY MORRIS "Ray" Woodw orking Class; Ind ustria l Art s WALT ER CLAREN CE MORRIS "Clarence" DOROTHY LOUISE NA PIER 路路Loupe" F. H. A. ; Chorus; Publications Staff; D. E.; Annual Staff; F. B. L. A.; ews Edit or of High light PHY LLIS AUDREY NEWCOMBE " Audrey" F. H. A. ; Public a tio ns Club; Secretary, 4-H Club; F. B. L. A. , Se cr eta ry

JUNE LA "Jt F. H. A. ; Nursing; FlutE

WILLIAM Footba ll ; Band

JACQUEL

Nursing Club; Beta Club Stud e nt Counc il; Glee C

ROGER A

Football; Track; F. F. A Arts Club ROBERT

AY MORRIS neva " Staff

AUCE ANN NEWTON "Ann" Pe p Club; Nursing Club; Be ta Club; Annu al Sta ff

STELlE MORRIS ita ..

GA Y NELL NORFORD "Casey" Pep Club; F. B. L.A.

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LAH MORRIS ...lie"

Seniors

JUNE LAVERNE ODLE "June" F. H. A.; Nursing ; Flute Club ; Hobb y Club JUDITH ANN PACE "Jud y " Vice President of Pep Club; F. B. L.A. Trea surer; Annual Sta ff; Camera Club ; F. H. A.

taff; Tri -Hi-Y; 4-H Club;

WILLIAM JOAB PACE, "Billy"

t\Y MORRIS

.y"

JR.

ria l Art s

Footba 11; Band

.ARENCE MORRIS :1a rence "

JACQUELINE EADES PAYNE "Jackie" Nursing Club; Beta Club; Drama Club; Beauty Contest; Stude nt Counc il; Gle e Club

LOUISE NAPIER •upe" ions Staff; D . E. ; Ann ual Staff; High light JDRE Y NEWCOMBE 1drey" •; Secretary, 4 - H Club;

ROGER ALEXANDER PAY NE "Roger" Football; Track; F. F. A.; Monogram Club ; Industrial Arts Club ROBERT BRUCE PlEASANTS "Robert"

BARBARA ANN PONTO N "Bob" F.H.A. ; PublicationClub; AnnualStaff; F.B . L.A. ; Tri-Hi- Y

Seniors

RICHARD WALKER PROFFITT, Ill "Dickie" 4-H Club; D. 0. Club

SHIRLEY MARl "Shi1 au ty Contest; F. H. A.; Alt Democrac y Contest; Forensic Con tes t ; Beta Club; Science THERESA G. S "T err lbema rle Play ers; F. H. A. ;

SHIRLEY GRAVES RAI NES "Shirley" Dramatics; D. E.; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; Glee Club; 4-H Club JANE KATHERINE RAMSEY "Jane '

PAU L DANIEL RAY "Paul" GWRY ROACH "Glory" Library Club; Future Business Lead e rs Club

DAVID SA NDII "Scotty" Hi - Y; Monogram Club ; Junio 7 ack ALFRED HIETT "Fred" Band , Beta Club; Student Cou

BETTY W RRAI: "Raine"

Glee Club; 4-H Club; F. H. A BARBARA ANN "Bob"

Glee Club; F. H. A.; 4-H Clu

JOHN NEAL ROBBINS "Neal" F. F. A.; Industrial Arts, Vice-President

F.H.A. ; F.T.A.; Internation

EMILY FRANCES RORRER "Fanny" Basketball; Drama Club; F. H. A. ; F. B. L.A .

HAZEL PRISCIL "Nutsi F.H . A.; 4-HClub; Basketba

DOTTIE JEAN "Dottie

N PONTON ob" ; Annual Staff; F. B. L.A.;

'ALKER PROFFITT, Ill 'Dick ie"

SHIRLEY MARIE SATTERFIElD "Shirley" Beauty Contest; F. H. A.; Albemarle Players; Voice of Democracy Contest; Forensic Contest; Poetry Reading Contest; Beta Club; Science Club THERESA G. SCHWARZENBOECK "Terry" Albemarle Players; F. H. A.; 4-H Club; Glee Club; Band

• '· ES RA I:-JES , Pep Club; Glee Club;

DAVID SANDIFER SCOTT "Scotty" Hi- Y; Monogram Club; Junior Class Treasurer; Chorus; Track

E RA MSEY ALFRED HIETT SENTER "Fred" Band, Beta Club; Student Council

L RAY

:H ;s Leaders Club ~OBBINS

BETTY WRRAINE SHAVER "Raine" Glee Club; 4-H Club; F. H. A.; F. B. L.A. Library Club BARBARA ANN SHIFFLETT "Bob" Glee Club; F. H. A.; 4-H Club; Library Club

~e- President

DOTTIE JEAN SHIFFLETT "Dottie" F. H. A. ; F. T. A. ; International Club; Chorus

CES RORRER nny .H.A.; F.B.L.A.

HAZEL PRISCILLA SHIFFLETT "Nutsie" F. H. A.; 4-H Club; Basketball; F. B. L.A. Annual Staff

Seniors

CHARLES EDW ARD SHIFLET "Edwa rd" F.F.A.; K.V.G. Chorus; In路

Seniors

CHARLES FRANKLIN SHIFLET "Charles" Baseball; Basketball; F. F. A.; Monog ram Club Band; Hi-' FRANCES ANN SHIFLETT "Frances" F.H.A.; Drama Industrial A MARGARET ANN SHIFLETT "Margaret" Student Council; F. H. A.; Camera Club; Albemarle Pla yers; F.B.L.A.

F. H. A., R{ Clu b, SecrE Sta ff

NORMA SHIFFLET T " orman" F.F. A . ; D.O. PATRICA AN SHIFLETT " Pa t" Ba sket ball ; Softball; May Court; Hobby Club; Choral Club ; Flute Club; Library Club; Beta Club; Albemarle Pla yers; F. B. L.A .

F.H. A.; In

Camera Clu THELMA MAE SHIFLETT "Thelma"

F. H. A. JANET MAE SIPE "Jan" Nursing Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Beauty Contest; Band; Annual Staff; International Club

Publication secretary;

F.F. A.; F 28

BETTY DRUMHELLER SKILLMAN "Betty Lou" Chorus; International Club

::1ub

Seniors

RUSSELL WILUAM SMITH "Russell" Band; Hi- Y; Albermarle Players JAMES ALBERT SPROUSE "James" Industrial Arts Club; D. E. Club

'\lbemarl e

DORIS SHEILA STRICKLER "Doris" F. H. A., Reporter; F. H. A. Federation, Treasurer; Beta Club, Secretary , Reporter; International Club; Annual Staff

ELEANORE FRANCES TAYLOR "Eleanore" F. H. A. ; International Club

1b; Choral

Albemarle

and; Annual

LESTER BARGER TERRY "Teddy " Camera Club; Drama Club; D. E. Club BETTY JEAN TILLEY "Betty " Publications Club; Assistant Editor of "Highlight"; Class Secretary; Editor of "Highlight " ; Annual Staff JAMES RODGER TIRRELL "Jimmie " F. F. A.; Football; Baseball; Hi-Y

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Seniors

Albemarle Pla yers; Beta Club; International Club; Hi- Y; Cheerleader DOROTHY DARE TOMS "Date" Tri-Hi-Y; F. B. L.A. JUNE MARIE TOMS "June" Apple Harvest Queen; Albemarle Players; F. H. A.; Student Council; Tri-Hi-Y

Tri-

F. H. A.;

Tri-Hi-Y

KAREN JO AN TRUN ZO " Karen" Tri- Hi- Y; F.H.A.; Chorus; Band

Chorus; i

JUN E VAN NOSDOLL "Ruby" Chorus; Tri-Hi-Y; F. H. A.

Bus Drive

BEVERLY ANN VIA "Beverly Ann" Nurs ing Club; F. T. A.; F. H. A.; Annual Staff

Ba sketbal t ising Ma1

JOHN FRANKLIN VIA "Frankie" Baseball; F.F.A.; 4-HClub

Camera C Pep Club

WAYNE BRUFFEY VIA "Wayne"

F. F. A. 30

F. F. A.

Club;

Tri-

GLORIA MARIE WELlS "Gloria" F.H.A.; PepClub LUTIE ANN WETSEL "Ann" Tri-Hi-Y; Nursing Club; F. H. A.; Albemarle Pla yers PATRICIA ANN WHEELER "Patsy" Tri-Hi-Y; Nursing Club Pres .

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MARY LOUISE WHITE "Mary Lou" Chorus; F.B.L.A.; PepClub

RALPH ROGERS WILKERSON "Ralph" Bus Driver; D. 0. Club; Student Council JOHN CORNELIUS WOLFE, JR. "Jack" Basketball; Pres. D. E. Club; Annual Staff, Advertising Manager; K. V. G.

'f ALMA LOUISE WOOD "Blondy'' Camera Club; Beauty Contest; Student Council; Pep Club; D. E. Club; Annual Staff BERNARD JOSEPH WOOD, JR. "Junior"

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ROBERT RAY WOOD "Bobby" Band; Camera Club; Paper Staff; PEER Staff; D.O.

Seniors

ROSALIND LEVERENE WOOD "Rosalind" MARY VIRGINIA WOODSON "Butch" Tri-Hi-Y; F. H. A.; Business Manager, "Highlight"; PEER Staff ELSIE MAE WYANT "Lolly" F.H.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; Nursing; AnnualSta ff

EMMETT DANIEL BOAZ YANCEY "Dan" Football; Monogram Club ROY LEE YANCEY "Roy" MYRNA YVONNE ZIMMERMAN "Slaucy" Publications Club; Albemarle Players; International Club

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Senior Memories

Senior Who's Who Best All-Around Margaret Ann Morris Wade Crawford

Most Talented Ann Ballard Billy Pace

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Cutest Martha Johnson Willard Crenshaw

Most Stndions Shirley Satterfield Fred Senter

Best Looking Alma Wood Warren Haden

Most Athletic BOBBY HICKS SUZANNE CALE

Friendliest DAVID SCOTT AUDREY NEW COMBE TONY LAYMAN

Most Ambitions EUGENIA MAUPIN DAVID SCOTT

Most Dependable Sophia Marshall Tony Layman

Best Dressed Barbara Lynch Bobby Wood

Myrn< Wyck Joyce

Most Popular Margaret Ann Morris Wade Crawford

Junior Class Offiuers

Myrna Marshall

Vice President

Wyck Bickers

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Margaret Anderson, Marjo ri e Ba tten , Wyck Bickers, Janis Brown , Joe Clemmer , Billy Clover, Geraldine C r i tzer , Chester Davis, Eleanor Davis, Julia Davis, Arius l)awson, Mark Deines .

Ju niors Patricia Downer Lucian Durrer Ellis Fox

Joyce Fox E llis Frazier Helen Gibson

James Harlowe Ashton Herring Diane Hudson 40

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Juniors Marjorie Smith Rebecca Taylor

Mazsie Thacker David Tyler Jean Vess Goodwin

Laferne Vess Barbara Westmoreland Richard Wrightson 41

Sophomore Class Offiuers

Willi Wand Paul

Gordon Senter Eddie Bain

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Vera Turner .

Barbara MeCauley.

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Jimmy Staton

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William Adcock , Danny Albert , Bobbie Ashcom , Ester Bc-b.er, Sandra Baile , Wanda Baily, Rebecca Barnett , Buddy Batten, Russell Batten , George Beasle y , Paul Blincoe, Donald Bourne .

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Roger Boyle Audrey Breeden Betty Browning Shirley Bryant

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Ronald Buck Shirley Bunch Charles Coleman Connie Crenshaw

Betty Crickenberger Pat Crickenberger Nancy Critzer Fred Cronk

Faye Davis, Julia D o llins, Billy Dollins, Jesse Douglas, Allen Dudley, Helen Dudley, Lonnie Dwyer, Joe Eyre, Wilbourn Faris, Emily Fornes, Hans Franke , Bernice Frazier,

Sophomores Raymond Gardner Betty Garrison Richard Garrison John Gentry

Lillie Gentry Bernard Gibson Fannie C. Gibson Fannie J . Gibson

Jeanette Gibson Mary Gibson Jackie Goolsby Mary Graybill

J ohn Halter P olly Harri Ja ck Hixon ,

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John Halterman, Louise Haney, Margaret Harlow, Loretta Harmon, F.-ances Harris, Polly Harris, Bill Hensley, Jean Hensley, Phylis Hensley, Rudy Herndon, Ruby Hicks, Jack Hixon,

Sophomores Dickie Houchens Richard Hudson Thomas Huff Aubrey James

James Jenkins Pete Johnson Bill Jones June Kent

James Kidd Ann Lacy Lewis Ladd Betty Lamonds

Ann Laym a n, Billy Lea the rma n , N a o mi L yle , Billy Lynch , Mary Marshall, Curtis Maupin, D a vid Mawyer, A my M a yo, B a r ba r a McCauley , Betty McAllister , Doris McGhee, Roy McClanahan.

Sopho11ores John Melton Betty Miller Agne w Morris Barbara Morris

Charles Morris Glen Morris Joyce Morris Mattie Morris

Richard Morris Shelby Morris Raymond Norford Marjorie Norford

Nick Pa Penning Powers

Curtis Doris

Nick Pace, Becky Page, Rosalie Page, Nora Payne, Randall Pennington, Robert Pennington, Norman Pirkey, Frances Powell, Laura Powell, Lindy Powell, Nancy Powers, Joyce Price.

Sophomores Barbara Pugh Billy Pugh James Pugh Kenneth Pugh

Shelby Pyles John Pyne Freddy Quarles Preston Rainey

Tommy Ray Virginia Rea David Rice Pat Richardson

Vera Turner, Joanne Vess, Jack Wagner , Angie W alton, Beverly Walton, Billy Walton , Pat Ward, Alvin Watson , Mar g are t West, Jean Wheeler, Beverly Whitlock, Louise Williams.

Sophomores Mattie Williams Mildred Wingfield Billy Wood

Doris Wood Eddie Wood Glenna Wood Rena Wood

Jimmy Woodson Nancy Woodson Paul Yowell Sylvia Young

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Marshall Abell Kaye Adcock Wendell Allen Louise Baber Lucy Baber J. C. Bailes Jean Bailey Virginia Bailey Homer Ballard Joyce Barksdale Wanda Barnett Donald Batten Rex Batten Rebecca Baum Mitzi Bibb Virgil Bower Roy Bradley Ronald Branham

Freshmen Bernard Breeding Don Briggs Shirley Burruss Phyllis Callis Evelyn Carver Robert Cash Catherine Catterton Nancy Clark Ruth Clark Nancy Clayton Charlotte Clements Edna Collier Sue Corbin Peggy Crawford Shirley Crickenberger Jane Critzer Wendell Critzer Charlotte Culin Minnie Dabney Julie Davis Randolph Davis Tommy Davis Guy DeHooge Jeanette Dowell

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Margie Gibson Nancy Gibson Shannon Gimbert Margaret Graves Joyce Gray Barbara Goodman James Gough Mary Gregory Mary Hale Shirley Hamm Betty Haney Catherine Harlow Nancy Harlow Kenneth Harrington Eugene Harris Eugene Harris Helen Harris Margaret Harris Pat Harris Warren Henry William Hensley Richard Hite Albert Hoover Bobby Hoover

Beatrice Houchens June Hurtt Tatnall Hurtt Dorothy Jarrell Martha Jenkins Sam Johnson Thelma Johnson Judy Kelly Ruby Kidd Douglas Ladd Paulette Lamb Gloria Lamb Hattie Lasley Edward Leathers Penny Layman Lizzie Lewis Sandra Lipscomb Margaret Little

Freshmen Clyde Lynch Ronnie Lynch Lois McAllister Jacqueline McCann Leon McDaniel

Carolyn Majors Edward Marks Sidney Marshall Paul Martin Joyce Matheny Lawfey Maupin William Maupin Francis Moon Leonard Moore Butch Morris Evelyn Morris Harvey Morris June Morris Sandra Morris Shirley Mundie Linda Murray Edith Nay Irene Newcomb

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Freshmen Forrest Sandridge George Senter Audrey Shackleford Carolyn Shaver Calvin Shifflett Dave Shifflett Doris Shifflett Dorothy Shifflett Joan Shifflett Joann Shifflett Lucille Shifflett Marie Shifflett Patsy Shifflett Rochelle Shifflett Roy Shifflett Jean Sipe Franklin Smith Nellie Smith Patricia Smith James Spears Barbara Spangler Carloyn Spicer Beverly Sprouse Carl Spouse

Freshmen Myra Walker Pat Webb Martha West Bobby Westmoreland Dorothy Whitlock Montgomery Whyte Peggy Wilberger Sara Wiley Elsie Williams Juanita Williams Mary Williams Sammy Williams Tommy Williams Doris Wills Alice Wood Barbara Goodman Billy Wood Carlton Wood Gene Wood June 路-Wood Gladys Wright Dina Young Homer Ballard

Easter Sprouse Shelby Sprouse Thomas Sprouse Billy Sullivan Ulysse Sullivan Hugh Taylor Edna Thacker Mary Thomas Peggy Thomas Paige Thomas Robert Thomas Brenda Thompson Anna Thurman Goldie Tomlin Courtenay Turner Phoebe Vanderveer Margaret VanDeman Charles Vance Dorothy Via Faith Walton Benjamin Walker

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Carolyn Albert Wayne Baber George Bain Garth Baldwin George Batten Gloria Batten Ruth Ann Beverly Brenda Benson Jo Ellen Bibb Cynthia Birckhead Norma Jean Blackwell Robert Boyle Kendall Branham Ronald Branham Alvin Breeden Jimmy Breeden Lucille Breeden Mary Jane Breeden Randolph Breeden David Briggs Betty Bruce Norma Jean Bruce Tinsley Bryant Jack Bugg

Eighth Grade Evelyn Burgess Donald Burruss Bill Cale Gloria Carter Lucille Carter Sally Carter Ann Carver Margie Cason Tommy Clark Roger Clements Mary Margaret Cockerille Lawrence Coleman Lilly Coleman Glen Collier Linda Collier Peggy Collins Mary Conlon John Craft Madeline Crenshaw Dennis Critzer Nancy Critzer Ronnie Critzer

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Leon Cromer Leonard Cromer Mittie Goolsby Virginia Cromer Owen Dabney Donald Davis Robert Davis Nancy Davis Carrol Dean Winston Detamore Mary Dowell Dolly Duelar Billy Dunn Alma Dunnivan Tommy Edwards Kelly Eppard Tommy Estes Nancy Falwell Aubrian Faris Nancy Faris Bruce Farrar Doris Fisher Harry Fisher George Fitch

Eighth Grade Jean Flippo John Ford Jean Fornes Becky Fox Elsie Frazier John Frazier Dorothy Frazier William Garber Char les Gardner Mary Gardner Linda Garrison Randolph Garrison Jimmy Garth Gail Gentry Clyde Gibson Delores Gibson Filmore Gibson Larry Gibson Peggy A. Gibson Peggy J. Gibson Alice Glass

Lindley Gough Robert Graves Evertt Gray Wayne Hall John Hammer Billy Haney Gloria Haney William Harding Peggy Harlow Robert Harmon Betty Jean Harris James Harris Sandra Harris Susan Harris Shea Heath Donald Hensley Gail Hensly Kermit Herring Lois Herring Donna Houchens Stella Houchens Patsy Hudson Larry Huff Betty Hurtt

Eighth Grade Frankie Iroler Frances Irving Warren James Delmar Jarrell Thomas Jarvis William Jarvis Bobbie Jenkins Ruby Jenkins Eleanor Jones Walter Jones Robert Kennedy Wilbur Kidd Barbara Kincheloe Peter Kleemann Oswald Lamonds Malcolm Langford Evelyn Latta Mike Lawson Rachel Lawson Frankie Layman David Lewis Ann Liady

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Richard McAllister Shirley McAllister Edward McMurdo Wendell Mahanes William Mahanes Kathy Mahone Frances Marsh Ruby Marsh Billy Marston Ernestine Martin Joe Maupin Patrick Maupin Peggy Maupin Glassell Mawyer Edward Meeks Margaret Mehring Claude Monger Ernest Moon

Eighth Grade Virgi nia Moon Betty Morris Dew ey Morris Haro ld Morris Fay Morris

George M orris James M orris Leon M orris Le s t er M orris Mae M orris Maxine M orris Sc a rl et Morris Thelma Morris Timmy Morris Joyce Moubry Carole Mowbry Bruce Murray Estelle Norford William Norford Gene Olinger Yerby Osterheld Wyatt Owens Patsy Painter

Louise Pedigo Bradford Phillips Kay Pittman John Pitts Jackson Pleasants Charles Ponton Billie Lee Powell Emma Powell Shirley Powell Tommy Powell Bobby Quick Rebe c ca Pritchett Bobby Ragland Judy Rice Shirley Rice Betty Ripley Buddy Rittenhouse Mary Robinson Elsie Rogers Jean Rogers William Rogers Barbara Sandridge Leonard Sandridge Linda Sandridge

Eighth Grade Shelby Sand ridge Wayne Seal Aubrey Shifflett Arlene Shiffle tt Bertha Shiffle tt Barbara Shifflett Catherine Shifflett ' Charlotte Shifflett Dennis Shifflett Doris Shifflett Dorothy Shifflett Elnora Shifflett Ethel Shifflett Eugene Shifflett Gordon Shifflett Helen Shifflett James Shifflett Jo Ann Shifflett Kaylene Shifflett Mary Shifflett Mora Lee Shifflett Otis Shifflett

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Eighth Grade Becky Toms John Tornatore Judith Trimble Arnold Turner Barbara Vanderveer Douglas Vess Faye Via Raydean Vipperman Peggy Walton Jane Watson Byrd Williams Lester Williams Margaret Williams Clarence Wines Barbara Wood Dorothy Wood Etta Wood Hyldred Wood Leroy Wood Janice Wood John Woolford Ann Workman Randall Wyant Charles Yancey

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Tonie Rockstraw

Martha Johnson

Barbara Gentry

Iris Tomlin 66

Margaret Morris Head Cheerleader

Barbara McCauley

Suzanne Cale

Freda Erskin

Sue Gardner

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Varsity Football Bobby Hicks

Wade Crawford

Paul Blincoe

Buddy Batten

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John Gentry

Roy Critzer

Joe Fix

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Dan Yancey

Wade Crawford

Wilmer Stokes

Myrle Sandridge

RECORD Culpeper 7 Manassas 13 Fluvana 34 Miller School 13 Louise 19 Douglas Freeman 18 Madison 33 Spotsylvania 0 Staunton Military Academy 31 Orange 31

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FIRST ROW: Wa llace Sa ndridge , Jim m y Tirrell, David McDaniel, Stuart Andrews, Marshall Abell, Lou Joe Eyre, Eddie Bai n, Harry Marrs , Tomm y Willia ms. SECOND ROW : Coach Null, Myrle Sandridge, Jimm y Staton, Wilmer Stokes, Don Briggs, Wade Crawford, Bobby Hicks, Dan Yance y, Clyde Lyn ch, Billy Lynch , Dan Albert, manager, Co ~ ch Johnson. THIRD ROW: Joe Fix, Bill Wood, Paul Blincoe, Roy Critz er, John Pyne, John Gentry, Budd y Batten.

Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle

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Culpeper Manassas Fluvanna Miller School Louisa Freeman Madison S.M. A. Orange

13 34 13 19 18 33 31 31

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FIRST ROW: Bobby Pennington, manager, Sidney Marshall, Billy Baker, Leonard Sandridge, Wendell Critzer, Butch Morris, Tom Huff, Ronald Buck, Billy Jones, Roland Pit tman . SECOND ROW : Norman Pirkey, Leonard Moore, Don Briggs, Charlie Smith, Billy Haney, Bill Ca le, Billy Marston , George Bain, Gary Sullivan, Billy Garber, Coach Lauck. THIRD ROW: Tomm y Davis , Jimm y McDaniel, Wyatt Owens, Roy Bradley, Winston Detamore, John Melton, Chuck Vance , Maynard Strickler , Tippy White, Bobby Jenkins.

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FIRST ROW: Buddy Batten, Paul Blincoe, Jimmy Staton, Randolph Davis, Danny Albert, Bobby Hicks, Eddie Bain, SECOND ROW: Mr. Null, David McDaniel, manager, Fred Cronk, Wilmer Stokes, Charles Shifflett, Myrle Sandridge, manager.

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S.M. A. M a dison C u lpeper Orange Freeman Louisa Culpeper James Monroe Lane

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Girls' Varsity Basketball

FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Brown ing , Easter Sprouse, Loretta Harmon, Suzanne Cale, Jean Hensle y, Na ncy Wood son, Jud y Trunzo, Sandra Houchens, SECOND ROW: Muff Lacy, Manager; Laura Powell, Ruby Hicks, Laferne Vess, Sue Standley, Peggy Crawford, Pat Crickenberger, Sylvia Young, Mitzi Bibb, manager. NOT PICTURED: Guard Judy Early and Myrna Marshall, Official Scorer.

Girls' Varsity Basketball Coach MISS GAERTTNER

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Faculty Wilson Memorial Fluvanna Fluvanna Culpeper Culpeper St. Anne's Madison Louisa St. Anne's

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FIRST ROW: George Bain, manager, Gary Sullivan, Chester Powell, Buddy Rittenhouse, Allen Dudley, Billy Garber, Bill Cale, Jimmy McDaniel, manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. Johnson, J. C. Bailes, Ronnie Buck, Clyde Lynch, John Pyne, Marshall Abell, Donald Stokes, Maynard Strickler.

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Brenda Thompson, Margaret Little, Margaret Graves, Freda Erskin, Wanda Barnett, Barbara Goodman. SECOND ROW: Jane Critzer, manager, Susan Harris, Virginia Reece, Carolyn Albert, Ruby Marsh, Frances Marsh, Joyce Stokes, Jo Ellen Bibb, manager.

Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle Albemarle

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J. f. Cheerleaders Billie Lee Powell Vera Turner 77

51 35 54 14 17

Baseball

FIRST ROW: Bucky Ritzel, manager, Sa m Grandle, Billy Lynch, Clyde Lynch, Wallace Sandridge, Fred Cronk, Tony Laym an, Bobby Hicks, Coach Harry Kent. SECOND ROW: Charles Shifflett, Bobby Taylor, Myrle Sandridge , Roy Critzer, Ronnie Lynch, Norman Pirkey, Wyck Bickers, Marshall Abell.

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16 13 2 1 2 7 0 3 9 11 16 3

Miller School Culpeper Madison Spotsylvani a Fluvanna Culpeper Louisa Madison Fluvanna Miller School Blue Ridge Spotsylvania

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FIRST ROW: Mark Rea, Roland Pittman, Joe Fix, Bill Wood, Wilmer Stokes, Eddie Bain, Billy Lynch, Stuart Andrews, Goldie Tomlin. SECOND ROW: Roy Bradley, Wade Crawford, Hans Franke, Danny Albert, Jimmy Staton, Jimmy McDaniel, Marshall Abell, Clyde Lynch. THIRD ROW: Buddy Batten, Chester Davis, Billy Smith. FOURTH ROW: John Gentry, Randolph Davis.

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TRACK RECORD 1955 64 Miller School Culpeper 69 51 Spotsylvania Louisa 77 Washington Henry 23 Freeman 25 3rd. in Rappahannock relays Varina 57

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FIRST ROW: Mildred Morris, Trud y Marston , Lillie Gentry, Delois Shifflett , Doris McGhee, Helen Roach, Mary Virginia Woodson, Ann Maupin. SECOND ROW: Margaret Cutright, Janet Sipe, Betty McAllister, Wanda Ba ily, Faye Davis, Barbara Clements, Jackie Payne, Sarah Jane Black, Juanita Morris. THIRD ROW: Barbara Ponton, Ida Crickenberger, Barbara Thomas, Dot Napier, Nadine Collins~ Dorothy Glass, Catherine orvelle , Dorothy Shifflett , Ella Shifflett. FOURTH ROW: Hazel Shifflett, Diane Davidson, Ann Burton, Geneva Morris , David Lyster, Joyce Critzer, Ann Newton, Rebecca Barnett, Rebecca Taylor.

Our days here The graduates Our comrades and worked: side fillment.

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Albemarle have been full of meaning. the past have been our inspiration. today have been our joy. Together we have played side we have shared each day, eacli year toward ful-

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In this book, with the guidance of our sponsors, Mrs. McVey and Mr. Lewis, we have attempted to record those memorable days.

SEATED: Stuart Andrews, boys' sports editor; John Wolfe , advertisement manager; Myrna Marshall, assistant editor; Tom Kelsey, editor; Nancy Powers, assistant editor; Sue Gardne r, business manager; Sandra Houchens, subscription m anager. STANDING: Eleanor Cockerille, a rt editor; Gertrude Dale, club editor; Barbara Lynch, g ir ls ' sports editor; Dot Napier, assistant busi ness manager.

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Thomas F. Kelsey Editor-in-chief Chief Photographer

Mr. Lewis Business Advisor

Mr. Haught Faculty Photographer

Student Co路op Assoc.

TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: George Senter, Billy Ward, Jackie Goolsby, Shirley Crickenberger, Billy Garber, Maynard Strickler, Wyck Bickers, James Harlowe, Danny Albeit, Jimmy Staton, Billie Lee Powell, Margaret Merhring, Sandra Houchens. SECOND ROW: Patsy Painter, Eddie Bain, Myrna Marshall, Margaret Morris, Peggy Ann Gibson. SEATED: Doris McAllister, Betty Miller, Jean Hensley, Penny Layman, Barbara McCauley, Mitzi Bibb, June Toms, Barbara Goodman, Anne Liady, Patsy Hudson.

The Student Co-operative Association is the recognized student participation organization within the school. An S. C. A. does not conform to any one set mold or standard type in its organization, administration, and program of activities. Rather, stress is laid on adapting the type of organization to the program of activities needed in the particular school. Some general aims for the state S. C. A. this year are: to develop worthy citizens of the school, to pr ornate good sports rna nsh'i p' in interscholastic and community activities and to work with the school faculty in improving the guidance program for better understanding on the parts of students and parents. This year the Albemarle S. C. A. has named a committee to be responsible for the selling of tickets at basketball games. During the last semester the members plan to start an "Honor Code" and to get a motto. 84

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Band Club

FIRST ROW: Nancy Powers, Gene Wood, Charles Terry, Billy Ward, Carroll Dean, Jimmy Breen, Glenn Collier, Billy Marston, Jimmy Garth. SECOND ROW: Virginia Reece , Judy Kelly, Phyllis Callis, Diane Rice, Billy Pace, John Craft, Dickie Houchens, Billy Tomlin, Ronnie Critzer.

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The Band Club was created to foster interest in the multiple activities surrounding a Band. This year they have aided in collecting more information concerning the selection of uniforms. They have sponsored band movies, aided in buying needed equipment, chosen a music magazine, assisted the Band in its functions, and in general explored the possibilities for improvement. The members of this organization are eligible for a club letter upon having completed a speci1ied number of hours of work devoted to furthering the Band itself.

Band

FIRST ROW: Judy Trunzo, Karen Trunzo, Diane Rice, Rebecca Page, Judy Early, Gloria Lamb, Billy Pace, Billie Lee Powell, Fred Senter, Buddy Martin, Tatnall Hurtt, Beverly Whitlock, Margaret Van Deman. SECOND ROW: Nancy Powers, Easter Sprouse, Mary Louise Gregory, Virginia Reece, Maude Rorrer, Billy Tomlin, Charles Terry, Dickie Houchens, Gene Wood, Billy Ward, Rosalie Page, Carolyn Majors, Pat Webb. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Callis, Judy Kelly, Goldie Tomlin, Shelby Pyles, Diane Davidson.

The A. H. S. Band first met in January, 1954. January, 1956 marks the beginning of its third year. The Band is composed of members whose homes are dotted like the spokes of a wheel from Greenwood to Cismont, from Burnleys to Alberene. Backed by the A. H. S. Band Parents Association, sponsors of the U. S. Marine Band Concerts, this small nucleus (above) should grow into a size and quality befitting Albemarle High School.

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FIRST ROW: Jimmy Breeden, Sally Carter, Glenn Collier, Margaret Williams, John Craft, Louise Williams, Carroll Deane, Jimmy Gar th, Ronnie Critzer, Billy Marston

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Formulated with the objective of becoming an organization of its own, the Reserve Band program should operate so as to begin filling its ranks by the summer of 1 956. The students above are the beginning of this necessary and forthcoming band. In this process, the present members are being tr ained so that they may become candidates for the first band.

Chorus

FIRST ROW, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Ballard, Doris Wood, Gail Fitzgerald, Ida Crickenberger, Vera Turner, Mary Garrison, Ashton Herring, Benny Walker , Frankie Gibson, Jean Corell, Betty Skillman, Maisie Thacker, Barbara Spangler, and Janice Brown. SECOND ROW: Nancy Ponton, Frances Powell, Mar y Lou White, Nancy Shisler, Dorothy Hite, Shirley Hamm, David Scott, Wilmer Walker, Skippy Tornatore, Nadine Collins, Fannie Gibson, Dot Napier, Dotty Shifflet, Dorothy Via, and Martha Seibert. THIRD ROW: June Van Nosdall, Shelby Sprouse, Rose Marie Long, Myrna Marshall, Sophia Marshall, Alice Harmon, Jackie Hixon, David Stancil, Billy Pace, Loretta Harmon, Edna Collier, Shirley Raines, Minnie Dabney, Hazel Shifflet.

Under the expert direction of Mr. Carl J. Peterson, the Albemarle High School Chorus has grown and become a fine singing group which has been asked to provide special music not only for this school but for many groups outside of school. The purpose of the Albemarle High School Chorus is to allow the students of Albemarle who have the ability to sing to find an outlet for their talent. The outstanding achievements of the Chorus are: They have provided special programs of music for the student body at Thanksgiving and Christmas; in the Spring of each year they have given a special concert consisting of many interesting types of music, solos, quartets and other interesting sidelights; they have provided music for the Senior graduation each year and music for various outside activities. The colors of the Chorus are blue and white. The officers are: David S. Scott, President; Ann L. Ballard, V.-President; Edna Collier, Secretary; and Ann Ballard, accompanist.

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FIRST ROW: Jean Rogers, Judith Trimble, Jean Flippo, Roy Bailey, Erma Powell, Judy Rice, Bertha Smith, Doris McAllister, Dorothy Taylor, KNEELING: David Lewis, Robert Kennedy . THIRD ROW: Elsie Frazier, Sandra Thompson, Violet Shifflett, Cynthia Birc khead~ Kay Pittman, Linda Sandridge, Carrol Mowbry , Betty Morris.

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The purpose of the Junior Chorus is tu learn the art of singing, to enunciate more clearly, to learn to read music and to gain an appreciation of music of other lands. The outstanding achievements of the Junior Chorus are : singing in assemblies, at concerts and other special programs. The chorus hopes to improve in sight reading ability, in diction and the general art of singing. We shall look forward to more opportunities for public performances. This will strengthen our self-confidence and courage. The colors of the chorus are white and blue. The officers are the following: President: Linda Sandridge, Vice-president: Doris McAllister , Secretary: Cynthia Birckhead, Treasurer: Jeanne Flippo, Reporter: Robert Kennedy. 89

Orchestra

Wendell Allen, Sandra Baile, Wanda Bailey, Charlotte Clements, Jeanette Dowell, Judy Early, Tommy Edwards, Franklin Gibson, Lillie Gibson, Margaret Graves, Mary Gregory, Eugene Harris, Patricia Harris, Polly Harris, Beatrice Houchens, Jimmy Jenkins, Thelma Johnson, Bill Jones, John Layman, Eddie Leathers, David Mawyer, Betty Miller, Frances Moon, Bill Pace, Monty Pace, Rosalie Page, Bob Pennington, Robert Pennington, Norman Pirkey, Lindsay Powell, James Pugh, Virginia Reece, Randy Roberts George Senter, Gordon Senter, William Smith, Jodie Stevens, Anna Thurman, Bennie Walker, Billy Ward, Pete Wines, Randolph Collier, Richard Wrightson, Amy Lou Mayo.

The purpose of this organization is to teach the pupils to play various instruments; to learn to appreciate and enjoy good music; and to afford the members, school friends, and associates the pleasure of listening to them. The achievements of this organization are: concerts have been presented each year since the orchestra was formed two years ago, showing steady progress; they often play for assemblies and other school activities. The officers are the following: President: Gordon Senter, Vice-president: George Senter, Secretary: Polly Harris, Treasurer: Jodie Stevens, Reporter: Jeanette Dowell, and the sponsor is Mr. Carl Peterson.

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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Harris, Evelyn Burgess, Katherine Mahone, Betty Hurt, Barbara Kincheloe, Andrea Lyster, Bill Cale, Mo{lty Whyte, John Woolford, Wayne Baber. BACK ROW: Ruby Jenkins, Marjorie Cason, Bertha Shiflett, Harold Morris, Dennis Shiflett, Donald Small, William Harding, Bob Martin, Donald Davis, Kelley Eppard.

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SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT : Polly Harris, Diane Hudson, Margaret Ann Morris, Charlotte Culin, Courtenay Turner, Margaret Van Deman . SECOND ROW, SEATED: Mr. Gladden, sponsor; Shirley Satterfield, Barbara Westmoreland, Judy Earl y, THIRD ROW, KNEEUNG: Mary Jane Mayo, Jean Baltimore, Mary Ryan, Laferne Vess, Janice Gough, Yvonne Zimmerman. FOURTH ROW, STANDING: Bucky Rit zel, Tony La yman, Mark Deines, Pete Johnson, Jean Lawson, Terry Schwarzenboeck, Janice Harris, Jean Goodwin, Anne Wetsel, Janie Crable, Russell Smith, Geraldine Critzer, Danny Albert, Bobby Ashcom.

The Albemarle Players is the drama organization of Albemarle High School. Its purpose is to promote an interest in drama and dramatic art and to provide an opportunity for the students to participate in the fundamentals of play production which strives to maintain the high standard of workmanship 路 and showmanship. During the past two years, the Players have presented the following threeact plays: YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, and PAPA IS ALL. Plans are now being made for a three-act play during the spring as well as a one-act entry in the Forensic Contest. The Albemarle Players aided in the production of the Christmas Cantata. They have also managed ushering and the lighting of the stage for many special events. Green and white are the adopted colors of the Albemarle Players. Letters of those colors are awarded annually to those members who have contl'ibuted a specified amount of time to the production of plays and dramatic work. The officers of the Albemarle Players for 1955-1956 are: President, Margaret Anne Morris; Vice-President, Diane Hudson; Secretary, Polly Harris; Advisor, Mr. R. K. Gladd in.

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The purpose of the Beta Club is to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among the high school students of America, and to reward meritorious achievement; also to encourage and assist students to continue their education after high school by means of providing scholarships to worthy students. The Beta Club sponsored the publishing of the Honor Roll each six weeks to recognize these students who achieved high grades, and to stimulate all the students to greater effort. The colors of the Beta Club are, red, gold, and black. The Beta Club motto is: Ducamus aliis serviendo- ''Let us lead by serving others . '' The officers are: President , Fred Senter; Vice-President, Sophia Marshall; Secretary, Doris S tric kler; Treasurer, Eugen i a Maupin.

Bible Club

SEATED AROUND THE TABLE: Shelby Sprouse, Margaret Van Deman, Courtenay Turner, Pat Ripley, Martha Seibert, Marjorie Norford, Barbara Kincheloe. SEATED BEHIND THE TABLE: Jean Fornes, Evelyn Latta, Sandra Baile, Janie Crable, Alice Harmon, Sophia Marshall, Janice Harris, Frederica Gibson, Jean Lawson, Marjorie Corell, Jean Corell. STANDING: Doris Irving, Eleanor Shiflett, Ruby Jenkins, Tommy Kelsey, Julia Dollins, Evelyn Burgess, Jean Flippo, Mary Richardson, Tony Layman, Mr. Peterson.

The Bible Club is, as its name implies, one which tries to promote a better understanding and love for the word of God among youth. The club feels that, to a great extent, this purpose has succeeded, for this year the regular membership was raised from a lower number to thirty-six, which is a definite sign of interest, created to a great extent by the members and officers of the two preceding years. This year the club began in December, as a project, to have a devotional period in the morning for the entire school. "We feel that in this way we begin the day right, and we hope that in the future this can be a continued practice." We have, during the year, learned a great deal about the various denominations of our members, which promotes understanding. Our hope for the future is that our club might continue to promote true Christian living, thus making a better America." BIBLE CLUB OFFICERS ARE: President . Vice-President. Secretary-Treasurer Reporter

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Lewis, sponsor; Alma Wood, John Wolfe, Joyce Fox, Eleanor Davis. SECOND ROW: Helen Gibson, Sylvia Jones, Ellis Frazier, Margaret Anderson, Leslie Cason, Shirley Durham, Helen Jones, Adeline Marsh, Charlotte Johnson.

The purposes of the D. E. Club are : To develop progressive leadership in the field of distribution . To provide for an intelligent choice of occupation in d i stribution. To encourage the use of high ethical standards in business . To encourage mental and physical health developme nt. To foster a feeling of responsibility for the civic , social and moral welfare of society. To engender a respect for vocational education, and to keep abreast of current development through t he training opportunities in school and adult life. The Club has participated in the a nnual spring Employer-Employee Banquet in co-operation with the D . 0 . Club , the F.B.L.A. and the Nursing Club . The Club will be host for the first annual District VII Club Meet in February, it will send a delegate to the state convention in March , and will participate in the annual Employer-Employee Banquet in the spring. The club colors are Royal Blue and Gold. The motto- Vocational Understanding, Civic Consciousness, Social Intelligence , and Leadership Development. The Officers are: President, John Wolfe; Vice-President, Alma Wood; Secretary Treasurer, Joyce Fox; Reporter, Eleanor Davis.

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FIRST ROW: Donald Linke, Herman Klink, Bernard Klink, Rupert Owens, Earl Sullivan. ON STEPS: Lucian Durrer, Meredith James, Frank Lasley, Dickie Proffitt, Arius Dawson, Bobby Wood, Lawrence Quick, Norman Shifflett, Norman AcAllister, Bobby Marshall, Joe Clemmer, Randolph Moon, Bobby Jones, Warren Haden, Bryant Dowell, Lester Terry, William Collier, Ralph Wilkerson.

The purpose of the D. 0. Club is to promote and develop craftmanship, citizenship, leadership, and character among its members, and to create and maintain good relations with fellow workers and employers through the rendering of services that are of the highest caliber. The most outstanding achievement of the year, not only for the club of Albemarle, but for all the D. 0. Clubs of the state, is the State Convention which is an annual affair. In the spring the club plans to attend the State Convention in Roanoke. The club colors are yellow and green. The D. 0. Club pledge is as follows: ''I shall endeavor to become an employee whose service will be recognized by my employer, my teachers and fellow students. I shall honor and respect my vocation in such a way as to bring good repute to myself as well as others, that any resulting reward must be built upon a solid foundation of work and service. I shall make every effort to uphold the ideals of my training organization, my school and the Diversified Occupation Program." The officers are the following: President: Rupert Owens, Vice-President: Earl Sullivan, Secretary: George Klink, Treasurer: Herman Klink, Reporter: Dana ld Linke.

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FIRST ROW , LEFT TO RIGHT: Frances Rorrer, Judy Pace, Janet Estes, Margaret Cutright, Audrey Newcombe, Patricia Shifflett, and Dorothy Fox. SECOND ROW: Juanita Morris, Ida Crickenberger, Janice Gough, Glory Roach, Easter Sprouse, Trudy Marston, Delois Shifflett, Margaret Shifflett, Barbara Ponton. THIRD ROW: Hazel Shifflett, Dare Toms, Katy Graves, Gay Norford, Ann Maupin, Mildred Morris, Dot Napier. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Herndon, Joyce Critzer, Betty Haney, Shelby Pyles, Jackie Hixon, Irma Shifflett, Mary Virginia Woodson , and Mrs . Richardson.

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The Future Business Leaders of America is the national organization for students in business education. The organization seeks to develop competent, aggressive business leadership and to create more interest and understanding in the choice of business occupations. The Albemarle chapter of FBLA entered contestants for Miss FBLA and other high honor contests at the Regional convention at Madison College during l 955. The members have assisted in the Organization of Future Business Leaders of America chapters in other schools. During l 955 a survey was made of job requirements and a skit was given at assembly. The motto of the Club is ''Service, Education, Progress,'' The colors of FBLA are royal blue and gold. Officers of the Future Business Leaders of America are: President, Margaret Cutright; Vice-president, Janet Estes; Secretary, Audrey Newcombe; Treasurer, Judy Pace; Reporter, Pat Shifflett.

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FIRST ROW: Mr. Shelton , Wayne Via, Ellis Fox, Bernard Wood, Carr Abell, John Via, Willie Crenshaw, Mr. Frymyer. SECOND ROW: Marsha ll Abell, John Pyne , Myrtle Sandridge, James Kidd, Bill Jones , Franklin Moore, Paul Yowell. T HIRD ROW : George Beasley, Butch Morr is , Co nnie Crenshaw, Donald Bourne , Marvin Payne, Warren Henry, Tiffany Hopkins on. FOURTH ROW : Ronald Roberts, Glen Morris, Curtis Maupin, Edward Shiflett, Bobby Thomas, Kenneth Herrington.

The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of farm boys taking vocational agriculture in high school. The purposes of the FF A are: to develop competent, aggressive, rural and agricultural leadership; to create and nurture a love of country life; to strengthen the confidence of the farm boys and young men in themselves and their work; to encourage members to improve the farm home and its surroundings; to develop character; to train for useful citizenship; and to foster patriotism. Boys are encouraged to practice thrift and improve scholarship. A program of work designed to help carry out the purposes of the FFA is set up at the beginning of each year by the students. By midterm, half of this year's eighty-four objectives in nine general headings were completed. National blue and corn gold are the colors of the FF A. These colors, rich and cheerful , appear in all meetings. The FFA motto is : Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Learning to Live, Living to Serve. The chapter officers are : President, Bernard Wood; Vice-President, Carr Abell; Secretary, John Via ; Treasurer, Willie Crenshaw; Reporter, Ellis Fox; Sentinel, Wayne Via; Advisors, L. G. Shelton, A. E . Frymyer. 98

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FIRST ROW: Freda Erskine, Peggy Purvis, Mitzi Bibb, Jean Bailey, Doris Lee Wood, Sarah Jane Black, Diane Hudson, Sue Gardner, Loretta Kent, Penny Layman, Janet Graves, Dorothy Via. SECOND ROW: Miss Francis Dinwiddie, Mrs. Maria A. Hurt, sponsor; Louis Baber, Ann Wetsel, Frances Graybill, Shirley Fisher, Doris Pritchett, Audrey Shackleford, Virginia Bailey, Geraldine Critzer, Rose Long, Amy Lou Mayo, Rebecca Baum, Jean Sipe, Miss Mary Hannah Jones, sponsor; Miss Pamela Bond. THIRD ROW: Linda Perry, Jeanette Dowell, June Hurtt, Edith Nay, Betty Shifflett, Dorothy Shifflett, Helen Roach, Mary Jane Mayo, June Van Nosdoll, Ann Burton, Nancy Clayton, Minnie Dabney, Diane Rice. FOURTH ROW: Diane Davidson, Dorothy Glass, Ellie Shifflett, June Toms, Nancy Shisler, Sandra Houchens, Frederica Gibson, Shirley Rice, Gladys Wright, Wanda Bailey, Karen Trunzo, Gloria Lamb. FIFTH ROW: Beatrice Houchens, Thelma Shifflett, Betty McAllister, Lillie Gentry, Mary Freeman, Sue Corbin, Alice Harmon, Nancy Critzer, Jeanette Gibson, Jacqueline Goolsby, Nancy Clark. SIXTH ROW: Anna Thurmond, Frances Moon, Mildred Wingfield, Mattie Williams, Elsie Williams, Shirley Bunch, Fannie c. Gibson, Betty Garrison, Jane Critzer, Elaine Funkhouser, Lillie Gibson. SEVENTH ROW: Margaret Little, Joanne Shifflett, Nancy Harlow, Barbara Wood, Martha West, Nancy Powers, Nancy Woodson, Rebecca Page, Dina Young, Nadine Collins, Evelyn Morris, Shirley Hamm. 路

The purposes of our Future Homemaker of America Chapter are to promote a better understanding of F. H. A., to promote a growing appreciation and understanding of home life here and abroad, to understand how F. H. A. can contribute to our lives now and in the future, and to contribute to school and community life through our Future Homemaker activities. The colors of the F. H. A. are red and white; red for courage and determination and white for purity. Our motto is "Toward New Horizons" which expresses the purpose of the organization, learning to learn better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. The officers are: President, Diane Hudson; Vice-president, Sarah Jane Black; Secretary, Sue Gardner; Treasurer, Loretta Kent; Historian,. Emily Fornes; Reporter, Julia Davis; Song leader, Doris Lee Wood.

LEFT AROUND TABLE: Mary Truslow, Barbara Vanderveer, Mar jorie Gibson, Phoebe Va nderveer, Joyce Gray, Peggy Thomas, Joyce Matheny, Brenda Tho mpson, Ma rgaret Willia ms, Made line Crenshaw, Shirley Hamm, Sylvia Young, Allen Dudley, Larry Huff, Sandra Harris, Wanda Barne tt, Doris Wood, Dolly Duelar, Peggy Sandridge. STANDING: June Kent, Tom Huff, Nancy Woodson, Barbara Westmoreland, Dottie Shifflett, Mrs. Magnifico.

The Future Teachers of America Club strives to identify and develop the qualities and traits which are necessary for successful teaching; to acquire an understanding of the history and development of our public school system and its contributions to humanity . The Club, with able sponsors and leaders, encourages potential teachers in any field. Through the club, members secure information on many types of vocational opportunities in the field of education. Members of the Club are urged to have the opportunity to participate in prevocational activities which prepare them more fully for college days. The FT A recruits members from all the high school grades, and urges them to think about their career.

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FIRST ROW: Mildred Morris, Betty Tilley, Dot Napier, Becky Toms, Nadine Collins, Yvonne Zimmermann. SECOND ROW: Tommy Williams, Geneva Morris, Margaret Cutright, Mrs. McVey, sponsor; Helen Roach, Jimmy Staton, Mary Virginia Woodson, Barbara Ponton, Tom Kelsey, Gertrude Dale, Eleanor Cocke rille.

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The "Albemarle Highlight" was edited by the Publications Club during 1953, 54', and part of 55', before the Journalism Class was organized in September of 1955. The new Journalism Class, taught by Mrs. McVey, consists of nine students. All the permanent class students and "beat" reporters assist in making the three-year-old ''Highlight'' a success. Among them are : Betty Tilley, Editor; Circulation Manager; Mildred Morris; Business Manager, Mary Virginia Woodson; Editorial Editor, Margaret Cutright; News Editor, Dot Napier; Sports Editor, Jimmy Statton; and Photographer, Tom Kelsey. Mrs. Herndon is the business staff advisor. Though the size of the paper has been changed this year, it has been met with enthusiasm. The "Highlight" is still a young paper, and although progress and improvement have seemed slow, it has come a long way since the first issue in 1953. 101

International Club

FIRST ROW: Eleanor Taylor, Mary Mayo, Dottie Sh ifflett, Betty Skillman, Jean Baltimore, Jackie Payne, Barbara Clements, Doris Strickle r, Janet Sipe, Judy Early, Barbara Ge ntry , Martha Johnson, Iris Tomlin, Yvonne Zimmerman, Ja nie Crable. SECOND ROW: Vera Turner, Marie Tisdale, Betty Ritchie, Judy Trunzo, Polly Harris, Tinka Cockerille, Pat Richardson, Ann Lacy, Kay Schultz, Betty Miller, Becky Toms, Tonie Rockstraw, Malcolm Langford, Mr. Rathburn, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Louise Haney, Louise Williams, Jodie Stephens, Mary Hale, Irene Newcomb, Richard Wrightson, David Calhoun, Roger Boyle, Hans Franke, David Lyster, Bobby Aschum, Rosalie Page, Anna Spicer, Kenneth Pugh, Billy Leatherman, Johnny Halterman, Bernard Gibson.

The International Club has three principal objectives: 1. to help Albemarle High School students to understand the various social, economic, and political problems and conditions which exist both at home and abroad. 2. to promote inte rna tiona 1 good will. 3 . to create an interest in fore i gn languages . Among other activities the International Club is: 1. scheduling talks and discussions with many persons of foreign nationality who are residing nearby. 2. conducting a vigorous "pen pal" campaign of letter writing to students living in almost every country in the world. The officers are the following : President, Barbara Gentry; Vice-President, Martha Johnson; Treasurer , Tonie Rockstraw; Secretary-Reporter, Jodie Stevens; Program Chairman, Hans Fran~e; Faculty sponsor, N. H. Rathbun.

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo Ellen Bibb, Fay Morris, Carolyn Shaver, Lucy Bl!-ber, Robert Kennedy, Lillie Ann Gibson, Andrea Lyster, Shelby Sandridge, Audrey Breeden, Catherine Shifflet, Sylvia Young, Lindsay Powell. SECOND ROW: Sally Carter, Mary Susan Robinson, Peggy Maupin, Virginia Moon, Charlotte Culin, John Pitts, Dorothy Wood, Myra Walker, Alma Dunnivan, Ruth Tirrell, Joyce Stokes, Lindley Gough, Lois Herring. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Clements, Joyce Barksdale, Alice Glass, Sarah Wiley, Tommy Williams, David Lewis, David Mawyer, Beverley Whitlock, Betty Jean Haney, Patricia Smith, Virginia Fitzgerald, lVtargaret Harlow. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Garrison, Kay Schultz, Judy Kelly, June Kent, Wanda Barnett, Brenda Thompson, Gertrude Dale, Erma Powell, Bernice Frazier, Gordon Senter.

The Library Club is striving to render a service to the school and to cultivate a love and appreciation for good books. The outstanding achievements of the Library Club, which are made possible by the continual working together of the Library Club members and Mrs. Walton, the Librarian, vary from rendering services to the students and faculty in finding useful information to a wise selection of books for reading enjoyment. The library Club expects to continue serving the school and providing a peaceful place in which to work. The colors of the Library Club are red and white. Red is for service and white for purity. The flower is a red carnation. "I know how busy you are in your Library, which is your Paradise," is the club motto. Library Club Officers are: President, Rose Davis; Vice-President, Sue Stanley; Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Woodson; Reporter, David Mawyer; Parliamentarian, Gordon Senter.

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SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Westmoreland, Freddie Quarles, Pete Johnson, Bill Cale, Mrs. Magnifico, sponsor. STANDING: Bucky Ritzel, Bobby Hicks, Mark Deines, Mr. Harper, sponsor, Junior McDaniel, Stuart Andrews and Gene Harrington.

Purpose-To promote an understanding and interest in Mathematics. Club Colors-Red and Blue. The Math Club plans to teach the members to play chess and discuss mathematical games and problems. Officers- President-Mark Deines, Vice-President- David McDaniel, Reporter- Stuart Andrews.

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FIRST ROW: Ella Jo Foster, Beverly Via, Virginia Rea, Shirley Ellen Kirby, Patsy Wheeler, Mary c. Benson, Mary Garrison, June Odle, Frances Graybill, Miss Smith. SECOND ROW: Ann Carver, Shirley Powell, Peggy Jean Gibson, Jane Watson, Julia Davis, Evelyn Carver, Dorothy Shifflett, Bertie Mae Smith. THIRD ROW: Ann Wetsel, Frances Harris, Ester Baber, Joyce Matheny, Mary Thomas, Peggy Thomas, Nancy Ponton, Elsie Wyant, Jean Wheeler. FOURTH ROW: Raydean Vipperman, Doris Shifflett, Peggy Harlowe, Betty Jean Hurtt, Catherine Mahone, Norma Jean Blackwell, Delores Gibson. FIFTH ROW: Rachel Batten, Rebecca Barnett, Ann New~on, Barbara Sandridge, Mary Conlon, Cynthia Birckhead, Theresa Luchard, Eleanor Jones, Etta Wood.

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The purpose of the Nursing Club is to provide a setting in which young people who are interested in nursing as a career can meet together to share that interest, to explore the opportunities and requirements in the field, to grow as individuals by working together, and to learn about the community life in which they soon will participate as informed citizens and possibly as nurses. From the dues the Nursing Club last year gave the library the exhibit board. For Thanksgiving, place cards were made for the patients at Martha Jefferson Hospital. Before Christmas the club collected fruit and made fruit baskets for needy families. The Nursing Club expects to have movies about nursing and its field, and demonstrations of the things the nursing class has learned will be presented at meetings. The motto of the club is "To Serve Others." The officers are the following: President: Patsy Wheeler, Vice-president: Shirley Kirby, Secretary: Mary Benson, Treasurer: Shirley Fisher, Chaplin: Virginia Rea, and Reporter: Ella Jo Foster. 105

Monogram Ulub

SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Albert, Wallace Sandridge, Bobby Hicks, John Pyne. SECOND ROW: Wilmer Stokes, Hans Franke, Marshall Abell, John Gentry, Joe Fix, Paul Blincoe, Clyde Lynch, Dan Yancey. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Lynch, Myrle Sandridge, Chester Davis, Billy Lynch. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Jones, David McDaniel. FIFTH ROW: Charles Shifflett, Bryant Dowell. SIXTH ROW: Randolph Davis, Jimmy Staton.

The members of the Monogram Club are those boys who have been awarded a varsity letter in football, basketball, track or baseball. The purpose of the Monogram Club is to promote good sportsmanship and care of school property. Each year the club sponsors the Athletic Banquet at which letters are awarded to the letter winners of all the sports for both boys and girls. The Monogram Club also sets up the standards that an athlete must meet in order to receive a letter. The officers are: President, Wade Crawford; Vice-President, Joe Fix; Secretary-Treasurer, Billy Lynch.

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FIRST ROW: Margaret Little, Mitzi Bibb, Erma Powell, Frances Powell, Kay Adcock, Ann Lacy, Gail Fitzgerald, Peggy Purvis, Judy Trunzo, Bertie Smith, Nancy Davis, Maxine Morris. SECOND ROW: Martha Jenkins, Margaret Harlow, Nellie Smith, Wanda Garrison, Peggy Maupin, Virginia Moon, Pat Smith, Margaret Graves, Patsy Painter, Amy Lou Mayo, Jean Sipe, Barbara Vanderveer. THIRD ROW: Miss Gaerttner, Shelby Sprouse, Thelma Johnson, Jackie McCann, Frances Harris, Ann Layman, Virginia Rea, Jo Ellen Bibb, Carolyn Albert, Gloria Haney, Andrea Lyster, Barbara Spangler, Barbara Sandridge, Mrs. Spivey. FOURTH ROW: Easter SJ?rouse, Brenda Thompson, Sylvia Young, Nancy Woodson, Judy Early, Loretta Harmon, Jean Hensley, Bernice Frazier, Doris McAllister, Tinka Cockerille, Becky Toms, Mary Shifflett. FIFTH ROW: Beatrice Houchens, Estelle Norford, Peggy Harlowe, Delores Gibson, Sandra Thompson, Catherine Harlow, Evelyn Carver, Nancy Critzer, Jeanette Gibson, Jackie Goolsby, Martha West, Shirley Powell. SIXTH ROW: Marie Shifflett, Pat Harris, Anna Thurman, Linda Sandridge, Gloria Batten, Cynthia Birckhead, Judith Trimble, Ruby Marsh, Mary Ellen Gardener, Peggy Gibson, Hattie Lasley. SEVENTH ROW: Lindley Gough, Faye Via, Betty Strickler, Kaylene Shifflett, Patsy Ripley, Kay Pittman, Judy Rice, Mary Conlon, Joyce Stokes, Alma Dunnivan, Alice Glass, Dorothy Wood, Myra Walker, Barbara Goodman.

The club's purpose is to further interest and knowledge of both individual and team sports. Hikes, picnics and cook-outs provided opportunity for much fun and fellowship in the fall and spring. Swimming and horse back riding have been planned as future activities. The club also plans to send dedelegates to the Phys. Ed . Camp at Virginia Beach for a week during the Summer. The officers are the following, President: Gail Fitzgerald, Vice-president: Ann Lacy, Secretary: Peggy Purvis, Treasurer: Judy Trunzo, Reporter: Kaye Adcock.

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ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Crawford, Jean Quick , Garth Baldw i n, Edw ard Taylor , Tatnall Shirle y Satterfie ld . SECOND ROW: Montie Pace , Roy Bailey , Bud Martin, Mark Rea, John HarTomm y Edward s, Wa yne Seal, Mr. Lindsa y. THIRD ROW: John La yman, Billy Smith, Tom Huff, Eppard, Larry Huff, Way ne Baber, Bobby Harmon.

The purposes of this new school organization, the Albemarle Science Club, are to perfect our skills in science, to give service to our community and nation, to understand the importance of science in our lives, and to help carry out the programs of the Science Clubs of America. To qualify for membership and remain a member of the club, the student must be conducting an individual science project. The club, 路 as a group, works together on co-projects--and future plans for coproject achievements include beginning a nature trail involving the eventual planting of all of Virginia's trees, on the school campus. Because this club has been newly organized, no achievements are visible as yet. Officers are: President, Shirley Satterfield ; Vice-President, Tom Huff; Secretary, Mark Rea; Treasurer, Tatnall Hurtt; Reporter, Edward Taylor.

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shay Heath, Vice-President; Ann Workman, Secretary; Montie Pace, President; Billie Lee Powell, Reporter; Dorothy Via, Song Leader. SECOND ROW: Theresa Luchard, Eleanor Jones, Virginia Cromer, Linda Rucker, Ann Carver, Glassell Mawyer, Tatnall Hurtt, May Morris, Billy Marston, Carol Deane, Tommy Morris, Donald Small, Randolph Garrison. THIRD ROW: Irma Shifflett, Betty Shifflett, Ethel Shifflett, Helen Shifflett, June Morris, Peggy Crawford, Roy Bailey, Jimmie Garth, Dickie McAllister, Sherman Shifflett, Emmett Lilly, Law fey Maupin, Billy Haney, Lonnie Dwyer. FOURTH ROW: Doris Irving, Frances Irving, Nancy Falwell, Norma Blackwell, Barbara Kincheloe, Jo-Ann Shifflett, Norman Pirkey, Bill Jones, Dennis Shifflett, Wendell Mahanes, Buddy Rittenhouse. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Farish, Margaret Mehring, Eleanora Shifflett, Ruby Jenkins, Charles Gardner, Harry Fisher, David Lewis, Rex Batten, Billy Tomlin, Jimmy Breeden, Goldie Tomlin, Glen Collier, Charles Ponton. SIXTH ROW: John Hammer, Owen Dabney, Jimmy Jenkins, George Batten, Jimmy Harris, Wayne Seal, John Woolford, Bobby Ragland. SEVENTH ROW: Harvey Morris, Billy Wood, Wendell Allen, Carlton Wood, Montgomery Whyte, Bernard Breeding, Lester Morris, Bobbie Martin, Billy Smith, Douglas Ladd.

The 4-H Club is a part of the Extension Service program, carried on by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, the Land Grant College, and the counties. National Club Colors- Green and White. White is characteristic of purity and green is nature's most abundant color in the great outof-doors and is emblematic of springtime, life and youth. The National 4-H Club Emblem is the four-leaf clover with the letter ''H'' on each leaf. The four ''H' s'' represent the fourfold development of Head, Heart, Hands and Health.

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Allen, Tonie Rockstraw, Ann Ballard, Barbara Gentry, Martha Johnson, Suzanne Cale, Sue Gardner, Dare Toms, Mrs. Lobban. SECOND ROW: Linda Perry, Elaine Funkhouser, Jane Critzer, Freda Erskine, Rebecca Page, Barbara McCauley, Fannie Gibson, Nadine Collins, Betty Lamonds, Rose Long, Vera Turner, Iris Tomlin. THIRD ROW: Rosalie Page, Shirley Crickenberger, Joyce Price, Evelyn Burgess, Jeanie Flippo, Penny Layman, Charlotte Johnson, Minnie Dabney, Shirley Raines, June Toms, Ella Jo Foster. FOURTH ROW: Emily Fornes, Sandra Baile, Ester Baber, Nancy Shisler, Marie Tisdale, Betty Ritchie, Jodie Stevens, Lindsay Powell, Judy Kelly, Betty Dunn, Ruth Terrell, Mary Richardson. FIFTH ROW: Jean Fornes, Lois Herring, Catherine Shiflett, Irene Newcomb, Mary Hale, June Van Nosdoll, Shirley E. Kirby, Dorothy Fox, Sue Standley, Gloria Lamb, Diana Young. 路

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The purpose of the Tri-Hi- Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian living. The platform of the organization is to establish and carry out the principles of clean speech, clean scholarship, and clean living. The Albemarle High School Chapter of the Tri-Hi- Y has held several bake sales to sponsor trips to the Model General Assembly for its memhers. The organization has also prepared and delivered boxes of food in surrounding areas. The officers of the Tri-Hi- Y are: President, Martha Lynn Johnson; VicePresident, Barbara Gentry; Secretary, Suzanne Gale; Treasurer, Ann Ballard; Reporter, Sue Gardner; Historian, Tonie Rockstraw. 110

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wyck Bickers. SECOND ROW: Gene Harrington, Beverly Whitlock, Billy Clover. THIRD ROW: Bill Cale, Myrle Sandridge, Curtis Maupin, James Harlow, Gene Wood. FOURTH ROW: Junior MacDaniel, Tommy Edwards, Harold Morris, Jimmy Tirrell, Mike Lawson, Kelly Eppard, Wayne Baber. FIFTH ROW: Guy DeHooge, Ronnie Critzer, Joe Maupin, Robert Kennedy, Bobby Harmon, John Craft, Kenneth Harrington, Eugene Harris. SIXTH ROW: Mark Rea, Buddy Martin, Ronald Roberts, James Kidd, Edward McMurdo, Bobby Hicks, Mr. Weiser

The purpose of the Albemarle Hi- Y Club is "to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Character." The outstanding achievements of the club have been: providing speakers for various assembly programs, sending delegates to the Model General Assembly in Richmond each spring, maintaining a concession stand at the football and basketball games played at Albemarle, providing money for the Cheerleaders to use for decorations at the football games, purchasing and putting up eight world maps for the geography and social studies classes at Albemarle, sponsoring a Christmas basket drive and sending $5 to the Santa Claus Fund. The Club intends to continue sponsoring and maintaining worthwhile projects by which the school, community, and club will benefit. Club Officers are: David Scott, President; Wyck Bickers, Vice-President; Beverly Whitlock, Secretary; Bill Clover, Treasurer; Gene Harrington, Chaplin; Mr. F. R. Weiser, Club Advisor. 11

Industrial Jrts

FIRST ROW: Stuart Morris, Rudy Herndon. SECOND ROW: Donald Harper, John Melton, Sam Grande!, Richard Morris, Eddie Wood, Richard Hite, Mr. Haught. THIRD ROW: Mr. Smith, Virgil James, Lewis Ladd, Alvin Watson, Bernard Breeding, Jesse Douglas, David Morris, Raymond Gardner.

The purpose of the Industrial Arts Club is to foster and carry on where the class work stops, providing an insight into the industry and the problems of industry. These aims are accomplished by having films and guest speakers explain the problems of industry. The club has sent a representative to the Convention of Industrial Arts Clubs in the state. It has also purchased work aprons for use in the shop laboratory. Future plans for the club are outlined to provide as good speakers and films as we can get. All other activities will be limited. It has been mentioned that the club will rent special films for the Industrial Arts classes. The club has not decided on club colors or a motto.

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Pat R Second runner-1

Mary M Second prize-el "State Soil Con

Miss Albemarle Margaret Ann Morris

Pat Richardson Second runner-up-to Miss Albemarle

Tonie Rockstraw Runner-up Miss Albemarle Contest

Donors 1955-56 Mary Margaret Cockerille Second prize-elementary "State Soil Conservation Poster Contest"

Bobby Pennington First prize "State Soil Conservation Poster Contest"

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Suzanne Cale Valedictorian

Donald Bou: Abell, Mr. Winning te1

Margaret Ann Morris Betty Crocker Award

Shirley S< "W.R.V . . 2nd Place Alma Wood 路 Winner- D. E. District Sales Judging Contest Norman Pirkey, Bobby Pennington "Honorable Mention" "Keep Virginia Green Poster Contest"

Donald Bourne, Roger Payne, Ellis Fox, Carr Abell, Mr. Shelton Winning team of the" Forestry Judging Contest"

Barbara Westmoreland "I Speak for Democracy" School Winner

Eleanor Cockerille, Bobby Pennington Tied first place in the Thomas Jefferson Soil Conservation Contest

Shirley Satterfield "W. R. V. A. Contest" 2nd Place udging Contest

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Athletic Awards Banquet - I 955

Bill Clover Ist Place - Talent Show

Nadine Collins and Margaret Little 2nd Place - Talent Show

Billie Lee Powell 3rd Place - Talent Show

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