Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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.X --.s ll Future Business Leaders of America Members of the F. B. L. A. strive to better America's busi- ness world through their efforts to become better business lead- ers. They sponsored a Miss Ideal Secretary contest and the annual Christmas Carol Contest. At Thanksgiving members fixed baskets for nee y families. The club sold stationery as a money raising project. First row: Mrs. Hancock, Sponsorg Nancy Story, President, Patsy Powell, Vice-President, Ann Norford, Secre- tary, Peggy Evans, Histonkzng Marilyn Leathennan, Treasurer, Peck Maupin, Parliamentariang Shirley Lamb, Re- porter. Second row: Nancy Davis, Tommy Bickers, Becky Desper, Mary Ellen Corell, Linda Gibson, Barbara Bourne, Frankie Atkins, Rose Wood. Third row: Eleanor Garrison, Shirley Taylor, Norma lean Sullivan, janet Leathers, Marilyn Marshall, Lois Wil- liams, Sue Gentry, Margaret Morris. Fourth row: Io Ann Graves, Paula lrVilliams, Shirley Smith, Anita De- Hooge, Janet Herndon, Ellen Harris, Margaret Sinclair, Marion Spencer. Industrial Arts The Industrial Arts Club's ob- jective is to better understand the problems of industry. This year the club marked oil? parking places a ro u n d the school, sold tools to raise money and had a picnic at the end of the year. First row: Clyde Garrison, Reporterg Lindsay Harrington, Sergeant at Arms, Jacob Sprouse, Secretary and Treasurer, Louis Murray, Gary Mau- pin. Second row: Bobby Dunn, John Evans, Cornelius Ballard, Eddie Strickler, Raymond Iames, Walter Jarman. Third row: Roger ShilHett, Lacy Clements, Dewey Garrison, Mal- colm Hutchinson, Emmett Boaz, Mr. Smith, Sponsor.

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0 ' ' ilif--Erie? I I e W, p ,...... . t t ALLA ' Occupations The Diversified Occupations Club trains young people to handle problems and situations in the business world. Various business men spoke to the club about their professions, members entered D.O. contests and held a banquet in cooperation with the D.E. Club. First row: Charles Taylor, Richard Davis, Jacob Sprouse, Thomas Critzer, John Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer, Earl Spears, Vice-President, Roger Powell, Tommy Birckhead, Robert Garrison, Carl Jarrell. Second row: James Shiillett, Wilmer Marsh, Andy Hac- kett, Delmar Iarrell, Warren Jones, Thelma Birckhead, Mike Birckhead, Bobby Marks, John Frazier, John Gibson, George Marion, Paul Gillispie. Third row: Vemon Shifllett, Daniel Haley, Robert Graves, Charles Mills, Mr. J. W. Estes, Sponsor. Disfribufive Education The Distributive Education Club encourages high ethical standards in business, helps cre- ate a greater interest in the students' chosen occupation, and develops progressive leadership. This year the club held a ban- quet for students and their em- ployees, and club members en- tered the district contest. First row: Betty'Hensley, Secretary, Elridge Roberts, President, Betty Sprouse, Treasurer. Second row: Joyce Mitchell, Reporter, Buddy Davis, His- torian, Grady Sliilflett, Vice-President, Roscoe Farrish. Third row: Roxio Wingfield, Ilene Onnan, Mr. Gardner, Sponsor. Fourth row: Frances Ward, Linda Via Moore, Doris Rogers. Fifth row: Billy Tomlin, Bobby Buck, Andy Ballard, Sherman Lawson, Harold Meeks. 66

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-... .Q as T- WX ....- We .tw .W-.ss.,,,, Hi-Y . SQ Lx,,XX , t gig W., . First row: Terry Vogt, VVoody Mundy, Buddy Hatcher, W. A. Young, Treasurer, Ralph Gould, Vice-President, Terrv Fitzgerald, Chaplaing Hugh Cildea, Secreta-ryg jimmy Garth. Second row: jimmy Board, Peck Maupin, Jack Yowell Dwight Andrews, Buzzy Williams, David Falwell. I.. The Albemarle Hi-Y fosters clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean living, and high standards of Christian character in the home, school, and com- munity. This year the Hi-Y provided,a concession stand at all home basketball games, sent Christmas baskets to needy families, and sent delegates to the Model General Assembly held in Richmond. School under construction