Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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Hi-Y-Conventions! In the Hi-Y, these meetings are important activities. In November, Buddy Toms and Terry Vogt participated in the District Convention in IVaynes- boro. Also, in April six representatives traveled to the Mo- del Ceneral Assembly in Richmond. In order to r'1is . e money, members sold candy at bas- ketball games and in the cafeteria A ' z. portion of the money eamed purchased food baskets for needy families at Christ- mas. Frequently, on Sunday mornings a group of Hi-Y mem- bers attended churches of various religions. in sfadenfs flzrouglf f r Front row: H. S. d 'an ridge, A, Faulkner, C. Bl ,... row: I. Tomlin, XV. Sallcy, 1. Cockerille, S. Pollock, A. Second ' ' , . , . I am, C. Mahancs, C. McAllister, Osvaldx. Scconcl row: VV. Jarman, D. Rea, B. Yowell, R. Deta I. Dorsey. Third row: P. Fulton, J. McCauley, YV, Coleman, S. Ramsey. more, T. Manely, C. Scrivnor, R, Rankin. Third 7010! B. Link, J. Jarman, J. Pylcs, W. Harrell, B, Eastwood. Front row: L. Harrington, j. Tomlin, A, Boaz, J. Cor-kerille, Second row: S. Ford, M. Smith, S. Hathaway, B. Knight, M. Lone-rgan, C. Cookley, C. Slmffner, C. Shoffnc-r, A. Osvalds, S. Pollock. Third row: C. Mt-Daniel, F. Sm-ed, S. Lydick, C. Sudduth, B, Martin, E. Boaz, I. Snced, N, Ben- fer, D. Bradbury, L. Morris, Mrs. Chevrier. Chess Club-Formed by a group of students from last year's Math Club, the Chess Club is new to Albemarle this year, The main objectives of the club are to further the know- led f ' ge o chess and important strategy of the game amon g club members. Plans have been made f ' ' or a tournament in which all students could participate. Although chess is the ' I mayor actor in the club, recently much ime has been spent in organiz- lg and electing club officers. inke, C, Murray P Cale Front row. J, Gambrill A Bogcr R NI ' Mr. Johnston, symrisorg D. Kusic, nice-president, P. Maupin, clmplnin, B. Toms, yrmvident, B, Hatclu-r, historian and T. Vogt, seeretury. service fo oflzers. XTL

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Tri-Hi-Y-The Model General Assembly is the ma- jor event the Tri-Hi-Y planned this year. Four mem- bers and the club sponsor, Mrs. King, went to Rich- mond and stayed for three days, April 18, to April 20. The activities are comparable to those carried on by actual state legislationg the members met in the Capi- tol Building in a Model Congress. A Senator, repre- sentative, page, and reporter attended from Albe- marle. Each club from each school presented a bill to the congress and it was passed or vetoed. Audrey Smith was elected Clerk for this assembly, also, Missy Scott was elected Chaplain of the Vally District Con- vention in early November. The second major project of the Tri-Hi-Y was to hold a Mother-Daughter Tea. On February 24, many of the mothers of club members met in the library at Albemarle. The purpose was so the parents could better understand the working of the organization. Mrs. Griggs, sponsor, A. Smith, secretary, C. Robertson, treasurer, M. Scott, chaplain, B. Ramsey, president, L. Sandridge, reporter, I. Albee, vice-president, Mrs. King, sponsor. Youth organizafions develop Christian fraifs Front row: D. Swisher L. Smith, C. Zoulis, D Rogers, P. Blackwell, S Terrill, E. Pugh, M Iones, E. Clements, C Robertson. Second row A. Thomas, D. Tipton, V. Marshall, S. Brown, L. Cay, M. Ames, R. Klein M. Dofflemyer, D. Trim- ble, C. Remley. ?t' Front row: I. Sandridge, L. Beasley, I. Sandridge, I . Meadows, F. Tirrell, S. Blake, G. Gill, I. Harring- ton, I. Grimes, I. Harring- ton. Second row: S Young, D. Hamilton, P Knight, P. Ballard, D Sharpe, M. Iones, M Kidd, A. Winkler, D Moyer, A. Addington.

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Front row: I. Ashe, C. Ellinger, D. Shifflet, presidentg B. Lam, secretaryg L. Hicks, H. Frazier. Second row: N, Goldsmith, M. Wood, G. Lam, P. Herring, P. Breeden, M. Thomas, P. Beale. Girl's 4-H-The representative to the Girls 4-H Club is Mrs. E, Wilson. This year the club had two projects. The first was a study of good nutrition for today's teen-age girl. The second was a good grooming course called Looking Your Best. Several demonstrations were given during the club period. The club members have an opportunity to exhibit these skills at various demonstrations here at school and in county contests. 4-H Clubs place emphasis on good grooming and safefy: Boy's 4-H-Mr. Lewis West represents the County Extension Service in working with the Boys 4-H Club. This year the general topic of safety was dis- cussed and during the fall the club had a speaker talk on the importance and application of safety. Gun Safetyf, 'Safety in the Homef' Safety on the Road, and First Aid were a- mong the specific fields that were studied. Front row: M. Shifflett, I. Bishop, 1. Stinnett, VV. Breedcn, W. Critzer, I. C. Blackwell, T. Albert, K. Maupin, C. Wolfrey, I. Broshure, S. Clements, R, Morris, M. Huff. Second row: W. H. Birchead, D. Tisdale, P. Fisher, D, VVood, N. Hamner, K. Gardner, P. Haney, H. Iones, P. Fisher, C. Sudduth, C. Belew, R. Leake, J. Jones. Third row: L. Creasy, W. Bonds, H. Hemdon, P. Blincoe, I. Sprouse, C. Shifflett, D. Morris, C. Durrer, J, Whitehouse. 32