Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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First row: Mac Birdsong, Lewis Redden, Linda Christensen. Second row: Linda Har- rington, Vickie Gillis, Gaye Davis, Georgiana Barry, Hobie Hammond, VV. A. Young, Susan W'ard, Margie Fowler. Third row: Diane Moyer, Jeanne McGilvery, Dana Gerheardt, Peggy Dudley, Jane Stevens, Colleen Southall, Michaela Longley, Tom VVard. Fourth row: Mr. Richard Camper, Sponsor, Lolly Tyler, Charles Vest, Frances Crafaik, Mary Sharpe, Jerry Sue Garrett, Tom Clarke, Mason Powell, Patton Boyle, Roxy VVebster, Tommy Chears, Richard Sinclair, Marty hV0l'l+I, Pam Davis, Cabell Smith, Bianca Redden, Marianne Heiberg,Jim1ny Garth, Mrs. Jane Henley, Sponsor. First row: Jean Trimble, Songleader, Marian Mowbray, Secretary, Joan Sacre, Presi- dent, Jane Stevens, Reporter, Susan Hays, V ice-President. Second row: Carol Remley, Kathy Gould, Lee Garrett, Martha Armentrout, Dana Sharpe, Donna Hamilton, Anne Leake, Judy Albee, Charlotte Morris, Sherrie Stanton. Third row: Mrs. Ellen VV. Hous- -ton, Sponsor, Sims Wright, Henry Schwarting, Sandra Redlands, Solomon McCauley, John Parson. 64 Literary Club The Literary Club is new this year. Its purpose is to stimulate an interest in the Hue arts. Through discussions, members hope to develop an intelligent appreciation of literature, drama, poetry, art, and music. In November the club spon- sored an assembly to inform the students about the issues of the presidential campaign. It plans to ,sponsor a school magazine which will publish articles and stories written by students.. Latin Club J The purpose of the Latin Club is to provide an opportunity for Latin students to pursue their interests in the Latin language and Roman civilization by en- gaging in pleasurable activities pertinent to these subjects. The programs are on Roman dress, social customs, architec- ture, religion, or other topics related to classical culture and civilization. Singing songs in Latin enlivens the meetings and gives practice in using Latin. Two major projects planned for the year are participation in Club Night and the observ- ance of Latin Week, the third week in April, to celebrate the traditional birthday of Rome, April 21, 753 B. C. The motto is De nihilo nihi- lum g the colors are Roman purple and gold.

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First row: Marilyn Burton, President, jackie Morgan, Vice-President, Susan Hays, Sec- retary, Sandra Redlands, Reporter, Karen Kesler, Inter-Club Council Representative. Second row: Charlotte Tate, Betty Thurston, Carolyn Payne, Linda Wyant, Norris Woodzell, Terry Fitzgerald, Kathy Green, Diane Robinson. Third row: Linda Blincoe, Sandra Booth, Watts Maupin, Virginia Morris, Marie Harris, jackie Quick, Diana Maw- yer, Joan Wilberger, Dale Breeden. Fourth row: Margaret Mawyer, Cathy Morris, Brenda Dunn, Martha Gibson, jacob Sprouse, Louise Schwartzenboeck, Virginia Proffitt, Delores Van, Patty Green, Mr. Camper, Sponsor. First row: Sally White, Faye Sandridge, Teresa Crenshaw, Barbara Mawyer, Genell Graves, Jackie Morgan, Secretary-Treasurer, Ann Schwarting, President, Phyllis Garth, Reporterg Bob Webber, Vice-President, Edna Hammer, Ann Dawson, Jane Frazier, Ann Parrott. Second row: Lola Breeden, Marie Harris, Ann Anderson, Mary jane Mawyer, Virginia Morris, Cheryl Roberts, Marilyn Moore, Nancy Coleman, Susan Mummey, Tim- my Rogers, Walter Mehring, Marilyn Burton, Tommy Baughan. Third row: Marty Gib- son, jesse Lynn, Carolyn Fitzgerald, Darden jones, Margaret Sanborn, Grover Bowling, Robert Boem, Mrs. VValton, sponsor, Mrs. Goodall, sponsor, Carolyn Gibson. 63 Junior Red Cross Council The purpose of the council is to co-ordinate Junior Red Cross activities in the school. Each homeroom has a repre- sentative on the council. This year they made a correspon- dence album and sent it to Algeria. A JRC International Art Exhibit was placed on display at Albemarle during the week of January 30th- February 3rd, and members of the Council made Christ- mas favors which were sent to a Veterans' hospital in New jersey. Gift boxes were filled and soft toys were collected to send to children in disaster areas. Library Club The Library Club is striv- ing to render service to the school and to cultivate a love and appreciation for books. Each member works in the library two study halls a week. American Book Week was observed with a bulletin board display, a radio broad- cast and a tea for the faculty. The club participated in the annual Club Night.

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French Club The French Club strives to give its members a better under- standing of France, the French people, and their customs. Pro- grams at the meetings included guest speakers, movies, and re- ports on famous French authors. The main project for the year was writing and producing a short skit in French for Club Night. Spanish Club The purpose of the Spanish Club is to inform the students about Spanish speaking coun- tries. Through discussions and guest speakers, members learn about Spanish customs, history, and geography. First row: Audrey Allen, President, Debbie Englert, Vice-President, Ian Armentrout, Secretary, Anne XVilson, Reporter. Second row: Sue Allen, Susan Terry, Georgia F innigan, Deedee Drake, Carolyn Payne, Frances Hardey, Ann Maddox, Martha jones, Carol Frye. Third row: jimmy Mullendore, Joe VVilson, Charles Hunter, Mary Beth Carmichael, Betty Jones, Veegie Parker, Suzanne VValker, Mrs. Jane Maddock, Sponsor. Firstqrow: Joan Tisdale, Secretary, Tommy Bradbury, President, Leroy Yancey, He- porter. Second row: Allen Carver, VVoody Mundy, Adele Ptodeifer, Harriet Schultz, Edith Whitehouse, Audrey Smith, Linda Caruthers, Terry Fitzgerald, Mr. Charles Costello, Sponsor. Third row: Walker Powell, Gerald Burnett, Hugh Gildea, Larry Mullendore, Gary Bugg, Bobby Green. 65