Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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First row Pam Davis President Marty Work Secretary Treasurerg Margaret Sinclair, Vice-President. Second row Indy Brown Blanca Redden Audrey Smith Lynda Caruthers Kathy Green, Pat Finn, Vicky Gillis, Jackie Trimble. Third row Chester Bakel Tom Ward Marianne Heiberg Sue Allen Anne Wfilson, Harry Roberts, Richard Sinclair, Emmett Boaz Spencer Birdsong Sandra Sprmgborn Diane Sturtevant Miss Virginia Beard, Sponsor. Debate Club The Albemarle Debate Club, under the direction of Miss Virginia Beard, provides a rewarding ac- tivity for students interested in public speaking and logic. Its major purpose is to allow students to express ideas and to teach them the fundamentals of formal debating. Its ultimate aim is to partici- pate in the State Forensics. Activities include educational classes on debating procedure, a series of practice debates, and a money raising project to cover tournament expenses. John Clark, second affirmative on this year,s debate team. 71

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Nursing Club The purposes of the Nursing Club are to promote a settingin which students interested in nursing as a career can meet to share that interest, and to ex- plain the opportunities and re- quirements in the field of nurs- ing. The -club helps me1nbe1's to grow as individuals by work- ing together and learning about the community life in which they will soon participate. Among the club's activities were making a scrapbook for children at the B-'Iartha jefferson Hospital and making Easter bas- kets. Members saw movies on various phases of nursing and heard speakers from the differ- ent fields of medicine. Each year the club sponsors a recep- tion for the graduates of the practical nursing class. Penny Woodruff, Vice-President, Laura Work, Treasurer, judy Brown, Mrs. Ruth Updike, Spon- sor, Sandra Springbom, Presi- dent, Shirley Leake, Chaplain, Pat Blackwell, joyce Grant, Pat Garrison, Beverly Parker, Secre- tary, Mary Lou Respess, Ann Via, Diane Sturtevant, Avon Sar- gent, Pat Morris, Ioyce Morris, Delores Van, Iudy F arrish, Mar- -garet Marston, Kitty Hippert, Rebecca Somma, Betty Morris, Ann Carver, Sharon Iosser, Martha Page, Carol Lee Wetsel, Betty Ladd, Peggy Gough, Con- nie Clark. Gladys Henwood,-Bar- bara Powell, Linda Cranford, Iudy Dunn, Brenda Dunn, Janet Springborn.

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Monogram Club Boys who have been awarded a varsity letter in either football, bas- ketball, track, or baseball are eligible for membership in the Monogram Club. The purpose of the club is to promote good sportsmanship and to encourage care of school property. Activities included: Parents, Night, when the parents of the football play- ers received special recognition, spon- sorship of the Booster Club, an organ- ization of parents interested in the athletic program, the annual Athletic Banquet, and participation in Club Night. First row: Cory Kelsey, Secretary, Donald Ott, President, Donald Layman, Vice- Presidentg Toby Brown, Treasurer. Second row: Leroy Yancey, jimmy Bunch, Cameron Thomas,Donnie Garrison, Marvin Reese, Pete McDaniel, Duffy Wood, Mr. Harry E. Null, Sponsor. Third row: Roger Thurston, Brad Mordecai, Ronnie Coleman, Don Wright, Floyd Massey, Emmett Lilly, Roger Powell. Fourth row: Al Sprouse, jimmy French. Don presides over Monogram Club meeting. 72