Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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NK class types diligently as Mrs. Armstrong helps a stu- Marty problem. Morris economics. nor private schools during the early history of Albemarle County vocational training to students. After completing their fun- damenta a student either entered college or became an apprentice to a skilled Albemarle High, a student can obtain vocational training that for a job after graduation in such programs as business train- training, and nursing training. In Distributive Education and Training classes students are taught the fundamentals of aftemoon they work downtowng boys in Vocational Ag- m about farm equipment and about scientific famiingg girls taking tical tra early at Prac Nursing course work in the hospital half day after they have had ing at school. in Albemarle County, girls did not have home economics, but were me by their mothers. Albemarle High has a modem home ec- which teaches fundamental homemaking. These programs students since it prepares them for a trade, and also helps dependable outstanding citizens. ho Hem or various occupations. A MR. HARRY A. MR. NORMAN L. MR. ROLAND L. MR. DARRELL C. USTIN BUSSE ZIMMERMAN GARDNER B.S. in Agriculture Edu- B.S. B.S. Retailing I and Hg cation I.C.T. I and Hg Consum- Distributwe Educutmng Vocatgzvglx Agiioultureg er Mathg DD. Club General Mathg D.E. Club . . . Cub ian? l Gibson, Ann Detarnore, Mary Jane Mawyer and Mary wash dishes after preparing a meal in home MRS. RUTH G. MRS. HARRIET B. UPDIKE ARMSTRONG Registered Nurse B.A. in Education Practical Nursingg Future Bookkeepingg Typing I Nurses Club MRS. KATHARINE W. MRS. ELIZABETH G. HANCOCK HOLLAND A.B. in Business B.S. Shorthand I and Hg Home Emnormbsg F.H.A. Typewritinglllgg F.B.L.A. Club C u MRS. KATHRYN P. MRS. MARIA A. HURT MISS MARY H. JONES MR. LEROY H. MRS. NANCY P. SPITLER MR. JAMES W. HUMPHRIES B.s. Bs. in Ed-,Canon SMITH Bs. in Business Ednca- WILITARD B.S. Home Economicsg F.H.A. Home Economicsg F.H.A. B.S. in Education tion B.S. in Agriculture Edu- -0-T-: Uflife Pfflfffcvi Club Club Industrial Arts Clubg Typewriting Ig General cation' Typingg Guidance Proiector's Clubg Indust- Business Vocational Agncultureg rial Arts Ig Drafting Ilg F-F.A- Club Woodwurkingg Auto Me- clumics 13

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QV' ,, ps ' 1' i Q MRS ALEXANDRA S MRS MARGARET P. MRS. DOROTHY W. MRS. ANGELYN A. MISS DOROTHY M. 21 23.21 i i A 1. rw e gi f' ' 3 1.1. 1 52 31-fs s -- riff g 5 ' 2 xi W.. , .. 5 f rf Q. ,. 1 E x A . e 2 1 . 4 551 ' . i 1. isis ., '- . 351 Es'ig'3'1 if 1 E S - - 4 ' 1 1 at 4 ' - 12 ' 4 B.S. in Zoology . . ATKINS BAGWELL BALLENGEE CHEVRIER FOWLER B.S. in Ed.g M. Ed B.A. B.S. in Education BS Physical Science Algebra lg General Algebra Ig Plane and Solid Eighth Grade Science Physical Science Mathfenuztics Geometryg Trigonometry 'P' K MR. ALLEN D. GRAHAM B,S. in Mathematics General Mathematics: Plane Geometry MRS. PATRICIA L. MRS. MARY E. KING MR. KENNETH W. MRS. JOYCE E. ROSS MRS. IRENE B. JONES BA' LINDSEY B.A. ROUSOS B.S.g M. Ed. Eighth Grade Mathematicsg B.S. Eighth Grade Mathematics B.S. Algebra Ilg Plane Geo- Algebra I Chemistryg Physics Eighth Grade Mathemat metryg Advanced Mathe- ing General Science matics MR. JOSEPH L. TRICE MR. KEITH E. B.A.3 M, Edd HANSON Physical Scienceg A.B.g M. Ed,5 Bivlvey General Science Science and math prepares Factor x2 - Zxy - 1 + yi, thus begins math class. Yet math is more than factoring, dividing, or multiplying. It is necessary for entrance into college and for various professions. A housekeeper uses it when cookingg a farmer when measuring fertilizer or feedg and a storekeeper when balancing his books. This department prepares each student for life in a world that uses fundamental math everyday. In the early history of Albemarle County, the young people were first interested in horse and buggiesg then, carsg next, planesg and now, rockets and space travel-such is the progress of science. Through Albemarle Highis science department, students study and obtain answers to questions about life on our own and other planets at the Same time developing good attitudes related to science. 4 is 9 Mr. Lindsay and Lillian Attardi demonstrate the principle ' 1 Mr. Tfice and his biology class examine a starfish. of the gyroscope. 'I ff y if If ,, 1 V , l fffl1' If A we ft 5-in ffm f f aft 11,1-,V .iq 1, ,Y -, . ff.

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Special courses provide for student interest. MISS PATSY Y. DEAN B.S. in Education Health: Physical Edu- catinng G.A.A. Club, ,l.V. Basketball, Tennis MR. ROBERT C. LEWIS B.S.g M.Ed. Guidance Director MISS ANNE DeSHAZO MRS. VIRGINIA MRS. L. W. GOODALL MRS. MARILYN M. MR. IAMES A. BUMAL NLM. DOFFLEMYER B.S. in Education HARPER LEITCH, IR. Intermediate Chomsg B.S. in Education journalismg Librarian B.S. B.S,5 M.Ed. Eighth Grade Chorus, Ir. and Sr. Guidance Seieneeg Library Club Physical Educatukmg Physical Educatiimg Concert Chairg Orchestra Connselorg Music Appre- Driuer's Educationg Healthy Drivefs Educa- ciation Ir. Red Cross tion MR. H. E. NULL B.S. Health' Ph :ical E uc t V d a- tiong Monogram Club ,. r it 'se VY' MRS. ANTOINETT W. PIGGOTT B.A. Art Ig Eighth Grade Artg Advanced Art- Art Club aw! rj . V . dy fe MISS TRESA F. QUARLES B.S. in Education Healthg Physical Educa- tion: D1icer's Education, Girl's Athletic Ass'tg MR. LAIRD L. RUSH A.B., M.Ed. Healthg Physical Educa- tion, Drioer's Education: Coachg Faotballg Basket- ballg Baseball MR. JAMES W. SIMMONS B.S. in Music Education, M.Ed. Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced Band: Yllf-Yifvs 35,11-fkgtballil Vai- Band Club a g a irliuu' ,low If l Kfheerleaders my M! Vcf gif , ,lxgdidolgfhave changed since the day that they were one room log cabins ,Ml-' Ta! 'With des one through seven studying and reciting the three R's together H vlj rl-f Th pxesent Albemarle County schools still teach reading, writing, and arith , J' -t' ni' 'c and also, art, music, physical education, and driver's training. xi, 'Wt ,i X 'L N 1 ,l U 4 I A 1 vfffn art students learn the fundamentals of art, color schemes, and the ' 5' gf. ,-f' , technjiiues of other artists. Upon entering Albemarle, a person who enjoys music , ' Q include either choir, band or orchestra in his schedule. Rather than having jf' L, Sdgcess as in the log cabin school, the student now participates in phvsical edu l W, V y cation. This class teaches physical fitness, good health habits, and builds per fy Nr' ,if sonality traits. In order to have safe, competent drivers, Albemarle has a driv W' ,iff ,,,'fgrQs,.'training department which teaches the parts of a car and safe operation . 'd car. MR. JULIAN N, KING, MRS, LADY B. L VJ, infill Two departments especially designed to assist the student are the libra JR. WALTON Ll' JA, and guidance. The library is well-equipped with reference books, B.S. 3.5. t. v records, and fiction books. The librarians are available to assist the Idgggh alillghthmlgggd Llbmry The guidance department helps students who may have a question Bggkgfbgllg Track schedule or his plans for the future. Wv.FV f Z . 5 . 1 .'-4 . . . . ,xr s nd Mrs. Piggott examine study aids Dale Davis and Cynthia Westmoreland create a Christmas Mrs. Walton, Mr. Busse, a for an In Service meeting. as a part of their art project. 14 TY