Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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Payne Photos onor to AHS 1--. 4' Q Sophia, for whom Charlottesville is named, was of King George Ill of England. H5019 Zen fav The Top Ten seniors, in order of their scholastic rank, are: Barbara jam-lan, jesse Lynn, Lillian Attardi, Dwight Andrews, Hugh Gildea, Ronald Coleman, Pa! Critzer Knot picturedl, Linda Christensen, Toby VVolter, and Kathleen Crawford. The representatives to All-State Chorus from Albe- marle are Patsy Davis, jimmy Garrison, Robert Gough, Toni Masser, Carolyn Beale, and Mm Anne DeShaza, Director. Teresa Crenshaw, Barbara Jarman, and Bob Webber are the delegates to Girls' State and Boys' State, respectively, my 135 Merit Scholarship winners are: Bvb Webber, hnalistg Linda Christensen, letter of commendatkm, Jesse Lynn, fnalistg Louisa Smith, letter of com- rnendatilmg and Barbara lllfmufh 51101- ist.

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Petc McDaniel and Teresa Crenshaw, Most Athletic, and Suzi VVard and VVoodic Mundy, Most Talented, look over a spinning wheel and yarn like that the talented women of Peter jeffer- son's family used so many years ago. As one of the co-captains of the football team, Pete McDaniel plays a major part in leading the team on to a victorious season. Teresa Crenshaw is an enthusiastic member of the girls' varsity basketball team. As Senior Class officers Pete and Teresa are recognized as important leaders in school. Maybe Pete wants Teresa to make him a new football uniform? In addition to her outstanding artistic abilities, Suzi XVard is affectionately remembered as Anna! in The Diary of Anne Franke. XVoodie Mundy is active in the Concert Choir, as well as spogts. Suzi seems to be trying to teach VVoodie to spifal 'xx 1 a QP Q . X X. eff N R .X K J tx: 1 45. C-sweep eww Q 'Frm Q., -h C. .ni Y' LH ew A . 5, ,Key V my .X E, TCR NRiRAQQlfyfrIreiPhoTfJs K ,Q XQX 0 .xxx QQ QV Students firing muc Pete Manson and Eunice Henwood, Cutest, and Edna Hamner and Iim McDiarmid, Friendliest, are standing in front of a fireplace at Shadwell. The walnut Queen Anne chair in the comer was made in 1740. Behind the candles which are on the mantle are some plates, these are to keep the candle-soot from discoloring the walls. At Mon- ticello Thomas jefferson had a group of papers which had been his father's, Peter Ieffersonis. Among these papers was a floor plan of Shad- well. The discovery of this floor plan started the movement to reconstruct Shadwell. The pres- ent house at Shadwell is reconstructed exactly according to the plans found at Monticello.

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ll X, i . 2 fo v - fm., 3,4 file? BARBARA IARMAN iiij1!itgf1ili'illi t T .ia 11 ii s Rip BOB WEBBER LILLIAN ATTARDI 5welve seniors named to lU5o's who have The students elected to Who's VVho are chosen by a com- mittee of Senior teachers. These students represent Albemarle High School in scholastic achievement, leadership, and citizenship. Each tries to make the school a better one. Bob VVebber, a National Merit Scholarship contender, aids many students who are looking for something interesting to read. The chair on which he so nonchantly leans is a Chippendale Queen Anne Wing Back made in 1760. Linda Christensen, looking like a New York sophisticate, is eighth in the senior class. She is the first girl from Albemarle to be accepted at Vassar. Jesse Lynn, second from the top of the class, is Well known at Albemarle for his sharp wit and quick thinking. Stage manager for the Albemarle Players, he has helped the club out of many tight spots. Tommy Falconer has a background of class offices-Eighth TOMMY FALCONER Rip Photos Grade Secretary-Treasurer, junior Class Vice-President, and Presi- dent of the Senior Class. The Class of '62 has many thanks for all of Tommy's efforts for the school. Lillian Attardi, third in her class, was the Homecoming Queen of 1961. She is an active supporter of all school and class activi- ties. Shown in the room where Lillian is standing is a Wedge- wood punch bowl that was the personal property of the james Monrocs. They used it at the VVhite House as well as at Ash Lawn, Valedictorian of the class of ,62, Barbara jamian maintained a straight AU average throughout her school years. Barbara is active as president of FHA and editor of The 1962 Peer. Seen in the corner of the picture is a hand drawn map of the Louisiana territory and on the table a copy of the original Louisiana purchase transaction. The bust of Napoleon Bonaparte is believed to have been given to Iames Monroe personally hy Napoleon. LINDA CHRISTENSEN JESSE LYNN Rip Payne I