Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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David Parsons points out a region to Patricia Lawson and Sonny Null in his geography class. In plzysics class, Clrarlcs McAllister explains ilu? opfrafiorv of flre Wcstmg house air brake. teachers infroduee variety info the classroom fo spark enflrusiasm. Tommy Albert, Hollas Collier, Raymond Egland, and Wilbert Breeden are intent on drafting. r K Conventional classroom procedure put aside, Bianca Heddon . . , , , . ontcrfarns wrtlz lrcr gurtar rn Mr. Tumors English class. Marilyn Moore and Donna Miller study togoflier ,

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F.T.A. members Raymond Hite and Julie Hoy register mother on Parent, Visitation Day. P ff A 'igfy r:fis-iifliiiqhiigkf , A 1 .. ig john Barbour has just received his Highlight at the ticket hooth. an interested The halls serve as more than passageways to classrooms. Early every morning, before homeroom period, the halls teem with students arriving . . . slamming lockers . . . happily greeting their friends again . . . delivering excuses for absences to the office . . . purchasing sup- plies from the bookstore . . . chatting in friendly groups . . . Through the year, activity fills the halls in the form of attention catching posters, yearbook staffers campaigning to sell the 1963 Peer, parents visiting to talk with faculty, Literary club members trying to sell their paperback books, Highlight', subscribers picking up the latest edition of the school paper. Albemarle 's halls buzz wifh acfivifyi Charles McAllister, are you responsible for that messy locker? Sally White and John Willson concentrate on a make-up test.

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Ann Addington smiles with a radiance as sparkling as her crown. Surprise! This is one package opened before Christ- mas. Christmas arrives . . THE CANDY CANE BALL .... Saturday night, December 15-The Student Council has decorated the cafeteria with red and white streamers to suggest candy canes. Bright- ly lit Christmas trees add to the seasonal setting of the annual Christmas dance. Students have been excited for weeks about having the Em- bersv, a combo from Richmond, play at the dance. This year, for the first time, the student body has chosen a Snow Queen from eleven senior candidates. Ten o'clock-the lights dim. The candidates line up , . . the crowd breathlessly waits to discover who the Snow Queen will be. A single spotlight reveals a large Christmas package wrapped with red ribbon . . . Suddenly . . . out of the hushed silence . . . the sound of tearing paper-Ann Addington, in a red velvet gown, steps out of her wrappings to receive her crown and the title Snow Queen. Pam Davis and Roger Rogan abandon their shoes to keep up with the lively musical pace.