Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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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

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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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Projectors Club The Projectors Club's goals are to render a service to the school and teachers, to help strengthen the school learning process, and to advance each member's self- respect as a useful part of societ . Members are required to stufly the projectionistls manual and to acquaint. themselves with the equipment of the library. Quali- fied members operate projectors for classes when movies are shown. First row: Douglas Wood,'Curtis Laster, Richar Bamett, Presi- dent. Second row: Bobby Burton, Robert Stobie, Gundars Osvalds, Herbert Barnett. Third row: Mr. Leroy Smith, Sponsor, Peggy Dud- ley, Reporter, Ann Schwarting, Secretary-Treasurer, Sims Wright, Larry Toms, Charles Milton, Lacy Clements, Vice-Presakient. Girls' Athletic Association The Girls' Athletic Association en- courages girls to participate in all phases of the physical-education program and promotes good sportsmanship and school spirit. First row: Paula Williams, Carol Zim- merman, Claudia Zimmerman, Phyllis Lasley. Second row: Lola Breeden, Bet- ty Herring, Dorothy Taylor, Marilyn Marshall, Betty Taylor, Ianet Leathers. Third row: Annie Nay, Shirley Roberts, Marie West, Lois Sullivan, Jane Frazier, Mary Mawyer, Patsy Hacker. Fourth row: Connie Parr, Beth MacKay, Caro- lyn Fisher, Betty Shifflett, Mary Frances Thurston, Vicky Gillis, Judy Smith, Caro- lyn Marrsq Fifth row: Sponsors, Mrs. Vines, Mrs. Martin, Miss Quarles.