Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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The new Quill and Scroll members are, left to right, First Row: Donna Hamilton, Jackie Trimble, Barbara Britton, Anne Leake, Mary Wood, Carol Fry, Sally Terry, Patty Green and Dana Sharpe. In its second year, the William Anne Kepple Chapter of Quill and Scroll continues to reward student achieve- ment in ioumalism. This chapter, named after the Earl of Albemarle, is an honorary society for selected staff Second Row: Charles Oliver, Carolyn Robertson, Richard Sinclair, Susan Hays, Sue Galvin, Billy Bishop and Norma Pierce. Not pictured is Mary Bishop, members of The Highlight and The Peer. Since these stu- dents must meet certain requirements, Quill and Scroll increases the motivation for significant contributions to school publications. Highlight and Peer workers and ofhelefes strive Mrs. Carol Fox, sponsor, Cabell Smith, senior, Kathy Green, vice-president, SCAg Kenny Herndon, junior, Martha Williams, freshman, Bill McDiarrnid, sophornoreg lane Harrington, eighth grade. 78 llonor Council The Honor Council, in its second year at Albemarle, includes the presidents of all the classes. The vice-president of the SCA pre- sides over the Honor Council, organized to promote honesty among students and to pre- serve school property. By next year the Honor Council hopes to establish a functioning Honor Society with an elected membership of those students who are outstanding in scholarship, leadership and overall character.

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Sherrie Stanton, Lindsay Harrington and Susan Murnmey use the magazines pro- vided by the library. Carolyn Beale is getting ready to exercise one of her most outstanding talents - playing the piano. Charles McAllister, Ann Addington, a drink of water. significant confribuiions fo Albemarle. 1.- Danny Falwell smiles modestly for the camera. !ig Q 1-4 Q9 Pam Knight checks the registaer in the office, 77 and Bob Albee stop for

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FIfSt row Lindsay Harrington Mike Strickland Kenneth Hemdon, Wayne Carver, Paul Stacy, Charles Oliver, jack Yowell, Bill Steve Lydxck Danny Falwell Ray Kyser Eddie Herring Johnnie Rockwood, Bob Albee, George Cay. Rivers Second row David Falwell Richard Sinclair james Abell, fu meer fhe requrremenfs of llre Ourll and Scroll and lhe Monogram Club. Monogram Club The boys who earn a varsity letter are eligible for election to the Monogram Club. This club works to raise money for Parents' Night, for flowers for the cheerleaders, and for championship jackets by sponsoring rummage sales and scrap metal drives, and by participating in Club Night. The Booster Club, which is closely connected with the Monogram Club, is composed of the students' parents. Both clubs strive to promote student support of the school sports, good sportsmanship and improvements in the athletic program. Monogram Club officers, president joe Stricklcr, vice-president Jimmy Bunch and secretary-treasurer Jimmy Garrison confer with the sponsors, Mr. Raines and Mr. Null.