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So the dimming light of our afternoon leaves us little time with old companions; and even yet we contemplate the sunlight of tomorrow when our afternoon's a yesterday, and scorn our own timerity. Now too often

friends are nore than friends­some are living memories, ushering in the drama's past

conductors of a deep and nostalgic history.

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So back strays wandering reminiscence before our day is even done:

Summer days subdued to Fall (aging leaves upon the grass);

Autumn frozen into Winter (breath crystallized to spoken smoke);

Winter melting into Spring (the touch of a girl beside a stream); and when Spring slips softly into Summer, our sunlight tapers into evening .

and in the twilight we are children:

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We stand on the horizon; and tempered in the half-light, the outlines of our afternoon

begin to melt and overlap retrospect with reality:

We find what was not to be what was through the medium of memory; and before we can discern the shapes of roles that we once truly wore, our afternoon evaporates, and we must face the blinding glare of the new tomorrow's harsher sun with oft-distorted concepts of the game in which we played.

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Combining the vibrance, enthusiasm, and interest of an adolescent

with the experience and judgement of a knowledgeable professor 0 0 0

Awakening the student to the reality of contemporary life while preparing him

for the future 0 0 0

Ultimately striving to leave a mark beyond the confines of his curriculum, yet never failing to note its relevance 0

It is in recognition of these qualities that the Senior Class of 1971

dedicates the Peer to Mr. Kenneth Oder.

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.A.dministra. tion

2 new assistant principals a new dress code . . new problems ... more students . . . . . . . But making a sincere effort to understand the complexities, problems, and frustrations of being a student.

Ben F. Hurt B.A., Hampden-Sydney College; M.Ed. , University of Virginia Principal

Zelda Murray, Office Secretary

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oward Collins B.S .. M.S., Virginia State College

istant Principal

arlotte Gay, Bookkeeper

William H. Raines B.S., M.Ed. , University of Virginia Assistant Principal

Sarah Harris, Attendance Secretary

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Guidance

Endless schedule changes endless applications

.. . the job of guiding. Criticized by many-

yet a vital part of our school.

Newassa Via, Guidance Office Secretary

Virginia R. Dofflemeyer B.S., Longwood College; M.Ed ., University of Virginia Director of Guidance

Inez B. Bowler B.A., Virginia State College Gu idance; Bible C lub

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\lattie Lee G. Fornes B.S., North Carolina State University; M.Ed., University of Virginia G uidance

Chrystal M. O'Hagan B.A., Manhattanville College; M.Ed ., University of Virginia G uidance

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Martha T. Oakhill B.A., Muskingum College; M.Ed. , University of Virginia Guidance

Paul J . Potesta B.A., Fairmont State College; M.S., West Virginia University Guidance

Fine .Arts

Painting, acting, singing, sculpting learning to express oneself Gaining self-confidence. gaining poise . . .

Trying to mold raw ability into smooth talent.

Drama Club members prepare sets for " Blithe Spirit"

Marjory R. Goodall B.S., University of Virginia; Averett College Librari an; Library C lub

James W. Simmons B.S., Concord College; M.Ed., University of Virginia Band; Music Appreciation; Band Club

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Joan H. Tho masso n B.A., Randolph-Macon College Librarian

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Erma Martin B.A .. Madiso n College Art I. II : Art Club

Waldo E. Johnson B.A., Catholic University; Rutgers University Art II, III , IV; Art Club, Drama Division

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Cynthia M. DeSue B.S., Norfolk State College Choir; Chorus; Girl's Sextet

E. Marcia Dobbs B.F.A., Drake University English I 0; Speech; Drama; Albemarle Players; Thespians

Frederick T. Hardy, Jr. B.A. , M.A. , University of Richmond Eng I ish 12; Composition; Track

R. Ben Turner B.A. , M.A.T. , University of Virginia English 12

Joyce N. Mason B.A. , Longwood College; M.Ed., University of Virginia English 12; Critique Club

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~nglish

A requirement for twelve years. Seemingly endless papers,

grammar, literature and composition. Culminating in an increasing ability

to express and communicate.

Elizabeth Sutherland B.S., Madison College; M.A., Columbia University Engl ish II

ition. ility

tersity

ey A. Yates :emral Michigan University; M.Ed., University of Virginia h 10, II ; T ri -Hi-Y C lub

ri ne E. Hayes \I. A. , Sam Houston State Un iversity h Composi tion; English 12; Literary Magazine

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David L. Hill B.A ., G race College; M.S. , St . Franc is Coll ege English II ; Compos iti on; Juni or C lass: J .Y. Basketba ll : Highlight; Lit erary Magazi ne

Susan L. Paxman B.A. , Brigham Young University English 1 0; Patriettes

Harold F. Paris B.S. , M.A., Madison Coll ege English 10

Katherine S. Olton B.A., University of Richmond; M.A.T. , University of Virginia English 10

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Virginia Barnett B.A. , Wheaton College; M.Ed. , University of Virginia English 12

Marilyn J . Fantino B.A., Emory a nd Henry College English II ; Assembly a nd Activity Co-ordinator

dinator

nneth W. Oder .. University of Virginia

_ li ~h 12; Highlight; Senior Class

R. Houck B., University of North Carolina glish9, ll;JuniorClass

Virginia L. Marshall B.A., Mary Washington College English 10, ll ; Debate Club

Z. James Estes, Jr. B.S. , M.A., University of Virginia English 10

Mr. Oder adds to his collection of ungraded papers.

Foreign Language

Speaking, reading, understanding, writing a strange language. Expanding the program to include

German more assemblies . . .

more contest winners . Congratulations

for a job well done.

Mary A. Lederman B.A. , Syracuse University; M.Ed ., University of Virg inia French III , IV; French Club

Mary Johnson

Julie A. Hoy A.B., Immaculata College Spanish I, Spanish Club

A.B., College of William and Mary; M.A., University of Virgin ia Spanish I I, I II, IV; Spanish Club; National Honor Society

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Patrici a G. Short A.B. , Randolph-Macon Woman's College; M.A. , Johns Hopkins University Latin I , II , Ill ; Latin Club

.A., Johns

.elyn R. Brubaker ., Berea College; M.A.T. , Antioch-Putney Graduate School nish I, II; Spanish Club

erly H. Jones ., Washington Coll ege

e nch I, II , Ill

Eugene E. Norton B.S. , Spring Hill Coll ege U.S. History; German I

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Sandra B. Fi nn A.B., College of William and Mary; Centre Univers ita ire Med iterraneen French I, II ; Varsity C heerleaders; French Cl ub

Social Science

A study of the past with a desire for relevance today. Black History, Psychology, Sociology.

attempts to meet these desires . Greeted with encouraging

student response.

Dennis Golladay B.S. , Madison College; M.A., University of Virginia U.S. Government

Charles W. Cheape, III B.A., University of Virginia U.S. History; Junior Class Sponsor

Lois P. Johnson A.B., Virginia State College; M.Ed. , University of Virginia Black History; World History

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Maryanne Poarch B.S., University of Virginia U.S. Government

.unie H. Brown B.S., University of Virginia

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. Government; Senior Class; Pep Club; Assistant Junior Varsity Basketball

rea D. Vest .\ ., University of North Carolina; M.Ed., Univers ity of Virginia

ia l Education; Psychology

ro lyn Saunders ., Radford College; M.A. , University of Virginia . History

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Edith S. Gravely B.S. , Fayetteville State University Sociology; Black Studies; U.S. History

DanielL. Gibbes, Jr. B.A., University of South Carolina World History; U.S. Government; U.S. History

Seun Hi Kim ponders the microscopic world.

Catherine S. Fisher B.S., Madison College Biology; J. V. Cheerleaders

David A. Behrens B.S. Madison College; M.C.S., University of Mississippi Chemistry

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.. Science

Much-needed labs in the new wing New teachers . . . new ideas A rapidly growing department attempting to meet the needs of a rapidly growing student body.

Samuel W. Terry, Jr. B.S., Arkansas A.M. and N. College Biology; S.C.A.

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cnneth W. Lindsay B., M.A., University of Alabama em is try

·. til iam L. Bishop, 1 r. ., University of Virginia

ysics; Algebra I

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Margaret P. Fowler B.S. Madison College; M.Ed., University of Virginia Biology

Shirley M . Wells B.S .. Longwood Coll ege : M .Eel .. Un ivers it y of Virginia Biology: S.C.A.

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M:a. thema. tics

A jargon of its own ... The frustrations of class

The frustrations of tests . Yet, somehow there remains

that supreme satisfaction­the right answer.

Bessie P. Birckhead B.S., Mary Washington College Math 9; Algebra I

Hallie C. Garland B.A. , Mary Baldwin College Algebra I, II ; Math 10; Tri-Hi-Y Club

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1chard H. Ergler A., St. Vincent College

.lath Analysis; Trigonometry; Analytic Geometry; Environment Club

Whitney D. West B.S., Madison College Algebra I; Math 10

Ann A. Broaddus B.A. , Bryn Mawr College Geometry; Algebra I I; Future Teachers of America

i~ -·~ Courtenay M. Turner A.B., College of William and Mary; M.Ed., University of Virginia Trigonometry; Elementary Functions; Analytic Geometry; Peer

Shirley S. Barnhardt B.S., Mansfield State College; M.S., Bucknell University Algebra II; Geometry; Art Club

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Business

A new two-hour steno block . . . The difficult task

of attempting to prepare students for the world of business. Yet, somehow strangely alienated from the rest of the student body.

Reba Sandell B.S. , Madison College; M.Ed., University of Virginia Office Practice; Y.O.T.; Steno I

Margaret W. Burruss B.S., Mary Washington Co ll ege Bookkeeping II ; Data Processing

Katharine Hancock

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St. Mary's Junior Coll ege; A.B., Lynchburg Coll ege Shorthand II; Typewriting II

Cheryl J. White B.S., Longwood College Recordkeeping; Business Procedures

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E.G. rgi nia pi ng

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aundra E. G illiam B.S., Virginia State College Bookkeeping I ; Typing I

Jannette S. Hunt A. B., Nebraska State Teachers Coll ege Typewriting I, II

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Agnes J. Anderson B.S., Montreat College Typewriting I; Shorthand I

Raymond H . Hite A.S. , Bluefield Junior College; B.S. , East Tennessee State University Recordkeeping; Business Procedures

Nina H. Thacker B.S. , Memphis State University General Business; Typewriting I

Vocational Training

Training: Homemakers Nurses Masons Carpenters Sales personnel Farmers Mechanics

Students completing academic requirements while learning a trade .

. . . Necessary training overlooked in the usual curriculum.

Still the required subjects, but an outlet for those disillusioned by the rigors

of academia.

Aided by the use of the "Annex," yet, still, lacking facilities. Doing an outstanding job of providing training for the student who desires a practical skill. . . . special teachers reaching a special type of student.

Gerard C. Swainson B.S., Virginia Commonwealth University Distr ibutive Education I, II; DECA

Darrell C. Gardner B.S., Virginia Commonwealth University Distributive Education II, Ill ; DECA

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Edwin 0 . Russell B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Inst itute Agriculture I, II, III , IV, V; Future Farmers of America

John H. Pleasants B.S., West Virginia State College Industrial Arts I, II

Le Roy H. Smith B.S. , Virginia Polytechnic Institute Mechanical Drawing; Industrial Arts; Electronics; Vars ity Soccer

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Hiram N. Taylor B.S., Saint Paul's College Carpentry II ; VICA C lub

Veri in Ray Clark B.S., East Tennessee State University Special Education

William H. Johnson B.S., Tuskegee Institute Brickmasonry I, II; VICA Club

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Clarence M. Anderson B.S., University of Delaware Special Education

Future Fireplaces!

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uth G. Updike .N., University of Virginia School of Nursing

Practical Nu rs ing

uise H. Sullivan ., Mad ison College me Eco nomics I, II ; Future Homemakers of Amer ica

ER HOMEMAKING

EDUCATION

Dorothy B. Harraway B.S. , Hampton Institute Ho me Eco nomics Ill , IV; Future Homemakers of America

Irene Payne, Marie Harris, Da isy Lafferty, Allie Pritt, Kay Moore, Mary Harl an

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Ralph A. Harrison, Jr. B.S. , South West Missouri State; M.E., Drury College Driver Training; Football , Golf

Donna H. Templeton B.S., Lynchburg College Physical and Driver Education; G .A.A. G iris' J. V. Basketball ; G iris' Tennis

Leonard J. Hrica B.S. Ed. , University of Virginia Physical and Driver Education Football ; Baseball ; Basketball

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l?hysic:;a.l Education

Exercises, laps, fitness tests . . . Disliked by most-savored by a few. Faced with the difficult task

of attempting to make each of us a little more fit.

Albert P. Moore B.S., M.S. , North Carolina Central University Driver Training; Basketball

C. err r a1

Anna . Bridge 1cal Ed

\,tion

a few.

of us

Dennis C. Craddock .A., Ferrum Jr. College; B.A., Lynchburg College utdoor and Indoor Track; Football

\lary Anna Sanders B.A., Bridgewater College Physical Education, Driver Training

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James Arbaugh A.A. , Greenbrier Military ; B.S. Ed. University of Virginia Driver Education; Football; Baseball

Harry E. Null B.S., Hampden Sydney College Physical Education, Driver Training; Athletic Director

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Homecoming 1970

A successful bonfire- for a change

An enthusiastic red and blue pep rally capped by a foot ball victory . . .

A postponed homecoming dance amid zodiac

signs . . .

School spirit personifi ed

Albema rl e's new additio n. the drill team

Where's the rider?

The Greenwood gang hits Albemarl e

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• The winning band float

Oh! . .. What I see in your future

THE BEAUTIES . . . Queen, Hope Shotwell , is escorted to the throne

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Hope Shotwe ll , Queen

Pat Dula ney, Se nior Represent at ive

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::E-1omecoming Court 1971

Debbie Drumhell er , Ma id of Ho nor

Barba ra Moore, Senior Represe ntat ive

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Cheryl Muell er , Junior Represent ative Av is G ianniny, Junior Representat ive Roynetta Banks, Sophomore Representat ive

·,~~ Eunice Brown, Junior Representa tive

...... Linda Johnso n, Sophomore Representat ive

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Marcia Dobb~Director

Ruth and Elvira jo in fo rces

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Eli the Spirit

Again Mrs. E. Marcia Dobbs has constructed a complete dramatic unit worthy of praise. After a disappointing first night in which technical errors spoiled the unity of th~ play, the cast produced an excellent Saturday performance that proved the quality of the show.

The cast included seniors Tom Osina, Cathy Bailey, and Judy Keithley who worked well together. Linda Seaborn, according to cnt1c Charles Huddle, "carried top honors" for her portrayal of Madam Arcati. Giving fine support were Jeanne Nardi, Sue Forney, and Mike Weeks. John Hawkins and Greg Pitts were assistant directors.

Leads- Tom Osina (Charles) and Cathy Bai ley (Ruth)

1bbs has atic unit ppointing rs spoiled oduced an tee that

m Osina, tley who Seaborn, Huddle,

·trayal of >ort were 1d Mike >itts were

The Seance--Opening night

The Seance- Rehearsal "Oh, 'Thir' !"

Judy Keithley- The Blithe Spirit

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••Easy To Persuade"

. . . bringing to students at Albemarle a

taste of the Black sentiment . . .

Mary Scott portrays a mother's sadness

Rap in Bl ack

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Sterling persuades Margaret

Death of a Militant

Stars John Hawkins, Greg Pitts, and John Spafford

Ted Fredrick as Prometheus Bound

Mortals try Jesus Christ

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.A. Night of One Acts

Exploring the theater

of the absurd

.. The VVa.ter Street Furniture Store Rebellion"

••prometheus Bound~'

··rrhe Return"

National Negro History ""VVeek

... started at A. H. S. by Forrest Dent ...

. . . acquainting all students with a forgotten culture

Darlene helps

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Debbie Nightengale- Chairman

George Bates- Master of Ceremonies

Sterling lends a hand

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The Speaker- AI Taylor

Anita Miller reads "A Song"

Cast of "Easy to Pursuade"

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M.G. A. Delegates: B. Aschbach, L. Garnett, C. Simmons.

A. F. S. : Susan Wolfe

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Thespian State Officers: F. Dent, C. Bailey

Girls' State Delegates: C. Salley, D. Quarles

Boys' State Delegates: B. Marilla, N. Strother

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Regional Chorus: M. Jackson, D. Fells, M. Popp, M. Clark, A. Gianiny

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Reg ional Band: first row: R. Cleveland, J. Levenson , A. Easter, W. Gentry. second row: M. Bomar, G. Sandridge, B. Lewis, E. Russell, G. Cohen.

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National Honor Society: Kneeling : T. Jones, P. Shifflet , C. Bail ey, President; K. Armentrout, J. Bowen. Second Row: L. Carriker , C. Salley, B. Hammond, L. Frederick , B. McVey, S. Milius, M.

National Honor Society

A select group -achievers .. .

Contributing their intellect, time, and leadership

to somehow improve their school

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Daughtrey, T. Romer. Third Row: T. Z imr G. Cohen, L. Cra ig, P. McGuire, L. Ritte Ismay, J. Hawkins. Not Pictured: N. Stroth .

an, T. F le ischha uer, ;e, G. Manweiler, J .

NHS members Jo hn , Greg , and J anie- "studying?" in the li brary.

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Student Cooper a. ti ve .A.ssocia. tion

Improving significantly each year, but even now

do we have an effective voice? '~ Officers, first row: L. Rittenhouse, Secretary; J. Baldini, Vice-President; W. Gentry. President. second row: J. Herold . Treasurer; D. Nightengale, Hisotrian.

S.C.A.-Seniors,l ying : T. Haney, B. Maril la, S. Murray, S. Walker. second row: C. Sowers, S. Sp icer, B.J . Rhodes, H. Shotwel l, S. Blackburn, N. Pace, B. Aschbach, L. Craig, L. Rittenhouse, B. Moore, L. Garth, M. Daughtrey, D. Nightengale, P. Bowles. th ird row: C. S immons, F. Cunningham, J. Dent, K. Owens, B. Pietsch, K.

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Ripberger, T. Reilly , P. Nu ll, D. Pace, S. Herring, B. Gregg, C. Bail ey, R. Dud ley, F. Dent, J. Hawk ins. fourth row: E. Armstead, G. Baker, J. Wyant , D. Batchelet , N. Strother, G . Damman, B. Kirt ley, G . Cohen, P. C raddock , T. Osina, M. Smith, C. Smith, D. Vi a, G . Tevendale.

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lregg, C. stead, G. . Kirt ley,

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S.C.A.-Juniors, Kneeling: B. Rives, B. Ritchie. second row: S. Greims, A. Graves, D. Lange, S. Wolfe. J. Becker, J . T imberlake. S. Jackson. J. Thompson, J. Baldini, F. Birckhead. third row: J. Heischman , E. Russell, D. Shutts, K . Va n de Castle. fourth row: D. Leake, J. Herold, B. Rauch. W. Dameron. E. Bickers, T. Williams, D. Arehart. C. Word, B. Cutright, P. Strasser, M. Wesley. fifth row: M. Douglass, L. Garnett , J. Moore, C. Morris, S. Burford, M. DeBe ll , M. Showalter. G. Hanes, M. C layton, T. Stark , G. Pitt s. sixth row: B. Respess, J. Edmunds, S. Rogers, L. Sall ey. C. M ue ll .:r. B. Sandell. B. Johnston.:. R. C leve land. F. Bondurant.

S.C.A.-Sophomores, Kneeling: C. Marshall , B. Hurt, J. Lange, B. Carr, K. Naylon , C. Wakley. second row: K. Kelly, N. Word, C. Thompson. third row: I. Huie, J. Zeller, G. Abbott , D. Allen, N. Shotwe ll , K. Claybrook, L. Bent ley. fourth row: C. Snoddy, M.

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Steppe, L. Morris, D. Scott, T. McCormick, L. Garrison , D. Figgatt, S. Harrison, E. F lora, R.Richardson, R. Cohen, J. Schwab, B . Debias i.

Critique Club: First Row: Mrs. Mason, Sponsor ; L. Seaborn , D. Batchelet, J . Levenson, J . Spafford , C. Bailey, L. Carriker, C. Morris , B. Kirtley, M. Daughtrey, S. Cronemeyer. Second Row: J. Trent, M.

Critique Club

Engaging in the rarely practiced art of free discussion,

the Critique Club strives to learn a bit more about the world.

Smith, G. Cohen, G. Baker, B. Ordel, R. Cohen. Third Row : G. Pitts, T. Romer , J. Hawkins, T. Osina, B. Gregg, M. Ashby, D. Gourley, G . Stevens .

Barb, Mike and Dianne are deep in thought at a club meeting.

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:G. Pitts, >ur ley, G.

Latin Club, first row: Mrs. Short , K. Jones, M. Gibson, S. Milius, L. Seaborn, Pres­ident; second row: K. Davenport , N. Blucher, T. Marks, S. Kyger. third row: N. Word, C. Smith, E. Flora, L. Thomas. fourth row: D. Lammonds, N. Drumheller, Y. Pa rsons, L. Sheets. fifth row: P. Cobbs, F. Barnett , J. Lange, M. Wallace. sixth row: B. Blackman, J . Becker, D. Aberle, J. Young. seventh row: P. Strasser, M. Power, M. Ashby, R. Richardson . eight h row: G. Averette, J. Kegley, D. Ahrend. ninth row: M. Deane, G. Cane, D. Sandridge.

Debate Club, S. Sherrard, J. Link, C. Juui-Niel sen, President; T. Fleischauer, D. Hert el

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Latin Club

Caesar's Gallic conquests, Cicero's orations,

Studying the intricacies of a "dead language" Proving that its interest

is alive and kicking.

Debate Club

The affirmative vs the negative

Learning to defend an idea through the use of logic rather than emotion.

V.I.C.A., First Row: Mr. Gillenwater, D. C hildress , D. Williams, D. Garrison , D. Kysler , L. Morris , R. Walker, K. Ritter, D. Taylor, T. Baber, J . Harris, B. Mosby. Second Row: R. Fitch, Y. Hedgeman, S. Wyant , S. Morris, T. Sanner, R. McCoy, B. O 'Brien , S. Birckhead , S.

Future tradesmen . . .

Carter, B. Morris , J. Wood , J. Snow. Third Row: L. Martin , G. Ca mpbe ll , D. Marshall , G. Bell , D. Brackett , W. Blackwell, R. Robinson , J . Pritt , A. Cr itzer, T. Woods , J. White, S. Fitzgera ld, R. Brown, R. Dudley.

V"ICA. learning a vocation in an academic environment providing services necessary for all.

VICA member practices his trade

Future VICA members'1

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artin , G. kwell, R. ~erald , R.

Chorus, A. Agee, B. Baber, D . Barbour, 0. Bell , D. Brown, E. Brown, R. Brown, D. Bryant, R. Bryant, J . Ca rey, W. Carr, K. Coles, M. Davis, F. Douglas, D. Dun n, M. Durette, I. Dyer, P. Dyer, H. Eubanks, D. Fells, J. Forbes, A. Gianniny, C. Gibson, J. Gordon , J . Green, J. Green, C. Harri s, P. Harris, Y. Harris, D . Henderson, M. Hende rson, M. Hyman, J. J ac kson, L. Jackson, M. J ackson, S. J ackson, Y. Jack son, S. Johnson, B. Loschelder, P. Louderback, D.

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"C hri stm as Around the World .. is presented a t the annua l Yule concert.

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Luck , M. May, D. Melton, C. Micham, B. Miller, P. Moore, P. Monroe, Y. Plumb, R. Popp, P. Pugh, D . Royster, N. Say lor, L. Scott , M. Scott , P. Sherida n, F. Sh ifflett , M. Shifflett, H. Si ll ett, W. Snead, S. Snead, J . Steppe, M. Thompson, J . Timberlake, A. Walker, C. Wa lker, D. Ward, L. Wash ington, H. White, S. White, M. Whiting, B. Witcher, G. Yat es.

Chorus

50 minutes a day . . . producing a blend of seldom heard music . appreciated little,

but deserving of praise.

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Key Club, first row: S. Walker, B. Johnstone, N. Strother, Sargeant­at-Arms; M. Arbaugh, Vice-President; S. Baldwin, Sweetheart; M. Jones, Treasurer; S. Wawner, F. Bondurant, B. Marilla, Secretary; K. Minton. second row: S. Mi lgraum, J . Trent, R. Maupin, P. Craddock ,

Key Club

Yiliantly attempting To preserve their fruitful and courteous

Kiwanis image, The Key club sells trees at Christmas.

S. Murray, G. Manweil er, President; M. Smith , F. Birckhead, E. Knight , R. Cleveland. third row: B. C ramer, M. Deane, D. Bickel , W. White, G. Co hen, P. McGuire, H. Morton, J. Titus, D. Roseberry.

Tri - ~i - "Y

Attempting to uphold the Christian standards . Service

A friendly word for those in need.

Tri-Hi- Y, first row: C. Wilkinson, L. Garth, Secretary-Treasurer; L. Garnett , Vice-President; C. Simmons, President; N. Pace, I.C.A.; B. Whitcomb, Reporter; J. McWilliams, Chaplain. second row: M. Pugh, K. Powell, C. Snoddy, F. Cunningham, P. Shifflet, S. Cutright.

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B soons: -Blackman, Binns. P. Barbour, A B. Holmar

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Albemarle High School Concert Band, Flutes: J. Levenson , D. Lange, A. Easter, C. Lowry, B. Masnik , L. Arnold, T. Matacia, R. Banks, J . Sudduth, B. Ayres, E. McG ilvery, T. Marrow. Oboe: J. Moore. Bassoons: T. Romer, B. Dyer. Bb Clarinets: C. Sall ey, E. Russe ll , B. Black man. J. Craig, C. Word, P. Tomlin, S. Herring, M. Durrer, S. Binns, P. Walker, R. Humphris, S. Quaseba rth , J. Sudduth , R. Barbour, A. Layne, D. Brown, D . Walke r. Alto Clarinets; S. Wesner, B. Holm an, G. Dud ley. Bass Clarinets: J. Davison, P. Sm ith, G. Harris, G. Huff. Alto Saxaphones: B. Gregg, G. Ha ynes, G.

Robinson, D. Sandridge. Tenor Saxophones: W. Gentry, T. Detamore. Baritone Saxophone: K. Barnette. French Horns: S. Forney, A. DeBiasi, D. Haugh. Cornets: D. Arnold , B. Lewis, P. Murphy, D . T hom as, E. Pa iret , D. Samsell , L. Ayres, V. Eubanks, J. Bishop. Trombones: M. Smith, G . Sandr idge, R. Morris, D. Reid , P. Roudabush, R. Cohen, G. Thomas. Baritones: T. Starke, J. Maine, D. Wright. Basses: G. Cohen , D . Belew. D. Meeks,. C. Felker. Percussion: J. Sanner, M. Bomar, R. C leveland, J . Davison. G. C. Wood, P. Craddock, l. Wil liams, J. Hughes, D. Figgatt , L. G a rri son.

:Sand Club

Harmony and Melody. a multitude of instruments

and notes ... Somehow blending into

a finished product of perfection.

Band Club, S. Quasebarth , P. Walker, D. Lange, P. C raddock, G.C. Wood, N . Word. seco nd row: E. Russe ll , E. Easter, D. Samsell, P. Smit h, S. Binns. third row: P. Tomlin , W. Gentry, C. Word , G. Sandridge, B. Lewis, B. Lewis. fourth row: A. Easter, B. Blackmun. stand ing: B. Gregg, G. Cohen, M . Sm ith , S. Herring, G. Hayn es.

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Future Farmers of America, first row: C. Wood, Secretary; R. Rob mson. Reporter; M. Hudson, President; B. Clark Vice-President; P. Wa lto n, Treasurer; F. Bragg, Senator. second row: Mr. Russell, W.

Collier, T. Walt on, R. Cobb, F. Hollis, D. Black, T. Spradlin, S. Mahanes. third row: E. Mart in, G. Rea, D. Garrison, E. Mayo, K. Wil lia ms, J . Cobbs, W. Mawyer, 0 . Kerns.

FF.A.

.FT.A.

Our future mentors learning first hand

for what to strive. Assuming the responsibility of educating the "rebellious

generation"

Workmg to Improve agnculture ... challenging the odds

to assure us that we will have enough.

F uture Teachers of America, first row: P. Lo hr, Secretary; C. Jones, L. Jones, Reporter; C. Go ld ste in, C. Morris. seco nd row: Mrs. Broadd us, S. Wright, President, C. VanFossen, Treasurer.

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Society for ; M. Smith, C C. Adams, Ambassad01 Royal Swor

Sprad lin, S. E. Mayo, K.

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Society for the Preservation of Vintage Records and Movies, s it t ing: M. Smith , C. Ba il ey, F. Saund ers, P. Harris, E. Wil son. second row: C. Adams, King; Mr. Brown, D. Gourl ey, J . Hawkins, Royal Ambassador; J . Spafford, A. Gourley, B. Ordel, D. Dunn , J . Wil so n, Royal Sword Bearer; E. Toet, P. Kavanaugh. th ird row: T. Ro mer,

T he fearless leader-Charl es B. Adams.

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W. Hughes, B. Knight , T. Z imm erma n, M. Ashby, J . Gera rd, F. T ho rnto n, Vice-King; Mr . Oder. B. Kirtl ey, R. Jo hnson, P. Abbott. fo urth row: J . Sherwood, M. Cuttita, B. J o hnsto n, Prince C harming; K. Ripberge1:, T. Jo hnson, G. Da mm a nn , L. Sewell , T. Os in a .

Society for the Preservation of Vintage Records and :tv.[ovies

Smoothing down the edges on the musical cube

while bordering on the absurd.

Mrs . Lane-Spanish teacher Spanish Club: First Row: J. Levenson, B. McVey, J. Wyant. Second Row: N. lngerick, S. Wolfe, J. Nardi . Third Row: G . Key, T. Williams, A. Lane, W. Dameron. Fourth Row: T. Romer , C. Juul ­N ielsen, Mrs. Johnson.

Spanish Club Studying the most widely spoken language serious students

Soccer Team Booster Club

interested in the language, not just the grade.

Soccer Team Booster Club: First Row: T. Osina, J . Spafford, D. Drumheller, E. Morton, J. Hawkins. Second Row: F. Ward, T . Frederick , B. Johnstone , P. Harris , T. Johnson, Co-Founder; T. Romer, Co-Founder ; J. Ismay, G.C. Wood, J. Ogleby. Behind the Black Board: S. Goss, F. Thornton, T. Zimmerman.

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Girls' Athletic Association, first ro w: M. Grimes, President; C. T hacher , Vice-President; J. Ba ldini. Secretary; B. Masnik , Treasurer, J. G olden , Reporter. second ro w: E . Easter , P. Walker , A. Easter , D . Curtis , T. Israe l, Mrs . Sanders . third ro w: C . Va nFosse n, D. Grah a m.

B. O'Brie n. S. Wesner . A . Gianniny. D. Ba ll arcls . S. Blankenba ker·. fourth ro w: S. Wright. C. Gay. L. Abbott. N. Shot we ll. B. Morris. B. Bowe n.

Giving their time with little recognition .

G.A.A

F ra nci s and Lew is--GAA sweethea rts''

girls wanting to be more than just feminine­desiring coordination and fitness.

C heryl and Lil prove that girls can play football- sort of.

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French Club, first row: B. Rives, Vice-President; B. Ritchie, Program Chairman: S. German, President; J. Edmunds, I.C.C.; T. Z immerman, Treasurer. second row: L. Garnett , N. Greene, G. Comfort, M. Showa lter, J. Wyant. T. Weary, P. Beaurline. standing: Mrs. Lederman, B. Deets, D. Gibson , M. Clayton , J. Herold, B. Whitcomb, G. Stevens, J. Hawkins.

French Cl u. b

Mike Showalter pretends to be hard at work on the French Club float.

An inspiring leader in the classroom sparking enthus iasm attempting to organize functuions of interest

for the serious student of French.

Since w hen did we start holding French class in the milkstand'?

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FHA. The future homemakers­

a rapidly diminishing set. Preferring the home to the business jungle.

F.H.A., first row: B. Mi ll er, L. Morris, P. Farish, President: D. Wood, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Sulli van, S. Napier, Histori­an. not pictured: P. Scott, Vice-President; B. Copeland, Reporter

Giving up their time to be helpful ... Li bra.ry Cl u. b Limited in number, but high in service.

Library Club, first row: J. Hudn all , I. Hui e. second row: L. Knight , D. Quarles, President, K. Shifflett, N. Drumheller, Mrs. Thomasson, Mrs. Goodall , P. Dye r.

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DECA, first row: G. Sh iffle tt , First Vice-President; V. Winston, Trea­surer; M. Belew, Reporter; P. Va lent ine. President; D. lngeriek, Sec­retary; D. Harding, D. Co leman. seco nd row: A. Mi ll er, J . Hugh es, P. Melton, L. Bryant , B. Shiffl ett , D. Melton , L. Ingall s, D. Oliva, J.

Gray. t hird row: F. Anderso n, T. Fl ick, D. Johnso n, L. Campbell , E. Mowbray.C. Harr is, L. Harris, S. Sh iffl ett , R. Patte rson . back row: L. Lee, R. Walker, S. Jones, L. Turner, S. Bruce, T. Napier, C. McCa ul ey, D. Harris, G . McDan iel, E. Morr is.

DEC A.

Its efforts marred by outside prejudice, DECA cont inues- in fact flourishes

in a world of "intellectuals."

DECA-IOth grade, first row : D. Meek s, L. Layman , D. Bryant , V. Harris, W. Anderson, P. Blit ch, E. Napier, B. Loschelder. second row: J . Carver, M. Hixo n, D. Wingfield, L. Sprad lin, P. McDanie l,

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M. Davis, A. Agee, C. Hedr ick. third row: H. Pugh , G. Rosson, J. Blank , J . Harris, D. Bush , M. Sh iffle tt , L. Belew, L. Bowles. G. Durrett e, M. Bush , J. Hall.

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F. Birckhead. fourth row: M. Farmer, S. Va n, J. Humphris, M. Smith, J. Faulconer. fifth row: S. Lee. J . Co leman, B. Bascom, C. Kicld, M. Pace. sixt h row: P. Smith. seventh row: S. Masser, B. Rauch.

Pursuing profound emotion with a pencil or a brush .

.Art Club Utilizing what is perhaps the most eloquent means of expressing one's self.

Getting out of class to trim the tree huh ''

Now we know yo u didn't paint that. Dianne:'

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.Al bema.rle Players

Working Rehearsing at all hours

to produce a "good show" and seldom pausing to wonder why.

Albemarle Players, first row: M. Smith, Mascot; C. Bailey, Vice­President; F. Dent, Treasurer; J. Levenson, I.C.C.; T. Osina, Pres­ident; B. Respess, Secretary . second row: M. Woodruff, J . Copenhaver, C. Muell er, A . Jahrsdoefer, C. Smith , B. Julline, L. Carri ker, Mrs. Dobbs, P. Smith. B. Rut land. third row: M. Porter, A. Chester, S. Cockrum, G. P itts, T. Weary, L. Frederick, L. Seaborn, S. Masser, D . Reid , K. Kess ler, B. Koh l, J. Koh l, W. Earle, N . Greene.

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" Uncle '" Tom directs his charges.

fourth row: P. Abbott , C. Goldstein, E. Johnston, R. Stables, B. Deets, M. Douglas, R. Dudley, M. C utitt a,S. Herring, M. Ashby, C. Word , S. Spicer, P.Null , K. Owens. fifth row: S. Towler, L. Sheets, J. Zeller, C. Ca rrike r, G. Abbott , B. Koeritz, B. Wheeler, B.J. Rhodes, C. Sowers, L. Kes le r, S. Wolfe , D. Batche let. S. Forney, P. Cobbs, sixt h row: .J. Keith ley, K. Ripberger, J. Nardi , M. Weeks, C. Bail ey, P. Smith.

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Thespians, first row: Mrs. Dobbs, F. Dent, J . Levenson, T. Osina, C. Bailey, B. Respess. second row: M. Weeks, S. Forney, A. Jahrsdoefer, C. Muell er, N. Davnport, L. Carriker. third row: M. Smith, N . Greene, J. Nardi , C. Yates. fourth row: T. Weary, R. Dudley, D. Batchelet. fifth row: P. Tomlin, P. Smith, S. Cockrum, M. Woodruff, T. Frederick. sixth row: B. Rutland, B. Julline, C. Simmons, J. Copenh aver, L. Seaborn, P. Smith. seventh row: J. Hawkins, S. Mahanes, S. Murray, W. Gentry, D. Reid, J. Keithley.

Thespians A distinction in the field of dramatic arts, not only for acting

Jean ne, Mike, and Li nda show th at a ll their hard work was wort hwhile.

but for exceptionally creative work­performed behind the scenes.

The fatigue produced by late nights at schoo l is reflected on the faces of weary Players.

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Environment Club: Sitting: Mr. Ergler , sponsor, M. D a ughtrey , S. Mil ius, T. Os ina, S. M il graum. Seco nd Row: L. Sheets, L. Frederick ,

President ; C . Ba iley, J. Hawkins, J. Wyant , G. Dammamn, L. Allen , T . Fleischauer , D . Batchelet , M. Deane, J. Levenson .

Environment Club

M r. Ergler - Albemarl e's Number O ne ecologist

Doers . people who care enough

to take action for the rest of us -before it is too late.

Margi e and Susan continue the fruitless tas k of cleaning up Albemarle's grounds.

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Editors, B. O'Brien, Layout Editor; P. Lohr, Managing Editor; S. Mi l ius'· Editor-in-Chief; Mr. Ocler, B. Smith, News Editor; L. Carriker, Feature Editor; G. Manwei ler, Business Manager; Mr. Hill. not pictured: T. Thompson, Sports Editor.

Highlight Learning by the failings of past years ...

trying new techniques to improve, but still greeted with a barrage of criticism.

Typists: B. Bascom, J. Keithly , D . Drumhel ler.

Staff, first row: L. J o nes. M. Abbott. P. Dulaney. E. Flora. L. Sams. T. We ary. D. Solomon. second row: R. Dicke rson . T. Fleisc ha uer . R. Davi ~. D. J oseph .

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Perpetual confusion . the excitement of watching hours of work

finally come out on paper only to be greeted by criticism

from the student body.

Dianne Leake, Ad Editor proves that PEER drives you crazy.

Janie Bowen, Copy and Club Editor displays the joyful fatigue of a completed deadline.

Seniors: J. Hawkins, C. Adams, B. Hammond, B. Wheeler, M. Caperton, M. Baker, M .J. Hudson, D. Downey, D. Jones. Not Pictured: C. Sm ith, J. Spafford.

Bill Orcle l, Photography Editor- PEER's only three-year veteran.

Editors: J Sports; S.

leadline.

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Editors: J. Creasy, Business Manager; S. Miller, Seniors; B. Woodson, Seniors; R. Maupin, Sports; S. Wright, Underclass; D. Roseberry, Photographer; D. Quarles, Activities.

Underclassmen: B. Johnstone , B. Leake, G. Key, S. German, N. Greene, M. Clayton, M . Showalter. Not Pictured: S. Wesner, C. Morton.

Miss Courtenay Turner- our untiring advisor

Editor-in-Chief, Tom Romer- the mighty leader

Circulation Manager and Academics Editor, Wilhelmina McDaniel

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Patriots post 6 - 4 record

First Row: Randy Polson, Pete Zoulis, Keith Van de Castle, Bobby Brown, Mike Jones, Bobby Sandell, Bubba Jackson, Walter White, Joe Holmes, Tom Bishop, Eddie Knight, Kirk Minton, Steve Murray, Ray Bates, Otto Bates, Ben Marilla, Nelson Strother, Ernest Bates,

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Bobby Cramer. Second Row: George Bates, James Quarles, Clyde Smith, Butch Johnstone, John Watson, Darl Bickle, Phil Harris, Petie Craddock, Mike Arbaugh, Bruce Wetsel, Bill Patteson, Willie Carr, Dan Williams, Barry Easter, Scott Wawner, Ricky Davis, Larry

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Albe Comm01 with sev Patriots trong <

district. district 1 Patriots year the them. l Ralph Albema1 worthy c

luarles, Clyde I Harris, Petie ., Willie Carr, Davis, Larry

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AI bemarle moved into the Commonwealth District this year along with seven other district champions. The Patriots surprised most people by finishing strong and placing third in their new district. With an impressive 5-3 record in district play and a 6-4 overall record, the Patriots proved that even in a rebuilding year they still had a lot of fight left in them. Under the capable coaching of Ralph Harrison and Jim Arbaugh, Albemarle has once again proved itself worthy of playing with the best.

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Miller, Don McDonald, Bruce Lanahan, George Waytes, Bruce Clatterbuck, David Headstream, Ernest Awkard, Elgie Sims. Not Pictured: Jeff Easter, Carl Wright.

Bishop scrambles past Handley defense.

Assistant Coach Jim Arbaugh

Pete finds hole in Viking defense

Bates leaves the Vikings behind Scott puts shoulder to Chip Williams

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Assistant Coaches Craddock and Hrica

Walter White, Patriots· most valuable pl ayer

Walter cuts back as Minton blocks

Marilla sidesteps Handley defender

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Albemarle defense moves in

Minton intercepts and heads up sidelines

Patriots crash through Victory line Zoulis moves the ball against Handley

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Bates races for the goal line in the Lane game.

Bubba Jack so n waits to get into game

Bickel picks up good yardage Walter tries to get away from Black Knights

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J.V. Football

First Row: James Bond, Greg Wells, John Maine, Rusty Keyser, Buddy Jacobs, Richard Abley, Bill Greene. Second Row: Chip Felcor Richard Thorse, James Winston, Andy Palie, Phil Bondurant, Don

Randy Polson, trainer; Dominick DeMaria, coach; John Titus, trainer.

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Joseph, Alex Burruss. Third Row: Glenn Hanes, Joe Hughes, Kevin Walzack, Steve Dorghty, Bob Dunken, Paul Roudabush. Fourth Row: Kenny Barbour.

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Kneeling: Robert Rushia , Donnie Bragg. Standing: Tom Tanton , James Becker, Marc Copeland , Doug Arnold.

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George Bell shoots from th e co rner. Do n Reid goes up for sho t aga inst La ne .

El gie Sims lays it in for two po int s. J erry

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Jerry T i tus looks for the good shot. D arry l Bickel shoots for the basket.

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Elgie Si ms Jays it in against Black Knights. G

Bell gets an easy basket. Bates goes high for two pts.

Walter goes up for two against Lane.

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Gerry fli es toward the basket.

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J."V. Basketball

First Row: Managers: James Winston, Mathew Johnson. Randy Allison, Kei th Lewis, Alfred Hawki ns. Second Row: Steve Lipsey, Joe Marks, Don Gray, Gary Morri , Do n Henderson, C hri s Wakely.

Albemarle 28 Orange 42 Albemarle 30 Stonewall 34 Albemarle 32 Stafford 37

Albemarle 35 27 Albemarle 31 32 Albemarle 44 Lane 46 Albemarle 38 Handley 67 Albemarle 57 50 Albemarle 49 42 Albemarle 28 58 Albemarle 37 38 Albemarle 42 tafford 34

Albemarle 39 Woodbridge 46

Albemarle 34 Handley 42

Albemarle 61 Gar-Field 52 Albemarle 43 Lane 41

Albemarle 28 ames Wood 44

Albemarle 41 Osbourn 34

Keith gets by for two.

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First Row: La ureen Ca in , Pa ul elle Bic ke rs, Thresa Q ua rl es , Marth a Pe terso n. Second Row: J ea n Go lden , Teresa Malac ia , Jud y Co penh aver , Lou Z immer . Third Row: N ancy Wo rd , G le nda Averell e, T erry Wea ry, Sus ie Cockr um , De bbi e Areha rt . Fourth Row: Lynn Sams, J a ni e McGee hee , Debbie Renno lds, Miche ll e Debell.

F irs t Row: Cy nthi a Harri s, Sharo n Bl ac kb urn , Luci C ra ig, Sa llie Mi ll s . Second Row: Pa t Bow les, Bec ky Pi e tc h, Lisa Benshoff. Ca ro l S immo ns, Linda T erre ll.

The Dr ill Tea m perfor ms a t ha lf-time.

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Drill Team

The band provides mus ic for Linda T erre ll 's dri ll rout ine.

Marth a Pete rso n a nd the Drill T eam take pa rt in pep ra ll y ac tiv­iti es.

Indoor Track

Coach C raddock watches elson

Bobby Sandell w ins the 880.

Sprinters and Hurdlers: First Row: Peti e H all , Phil Bondurant , Bobby Sandell , Jimmy Rice, Mike Crit ze r . Second Row: Roger Henry, John Gregg, Grover W all ace, Ben M arill a, D av id Duncan, K enny Bragg.

Phil M cG uire - high jump champion

Field Eve nts: Front Row: Cl arence Lewis, elson Stroth er , Mike Arbaugh, Dav id Hcadstream, Bruce Wetzl, Larry Smith . Second Row: Tom Bauley; Bill Smith ; Joe Ho lmes, Willie Carr , A.J. M artin, Phil McGuire, George McAlpine, M arc Copeland , C larence W alker . C lyde Smith .

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Firs t Row: Laureen Ca in , Pa ul ette Bickers, Thresa Quarles, Martha Peterso n. Second Row: J ea n Go lden, Teresa Malacia , Jud y Copen haver, Lou Z immer. T hird Row: N ancy Wo rd , G le nda Averett e , Terry W ea ry, Susie Cock rum , Debb ie Arehart. Fourth Row: Lyn n Sams, J a ni e McGeehee , Debb ie Renno lds , Mic he ll e Debe ll.

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F irs t Row: Cy nthi a Harri s, Sharon Bl ackburn , Luci C ra ig, Sa ll ie Mi ll s . Seco nd Row: Pa t Bowles, Becky Pietc h, Li sa Benshoff, Ca rol Si mmons, Linda Terre ll.

The Dr ill Tea m performs at half-tim e.

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Drill Team

The band prov ides music for Linda Terrel l's dri ll routine.

Ma rtha Peterson and the Drill Team ta ke part in pep ra ll y act iv­iti es.

Indoor Track

Coach C raddock watches elson

Bobby Sandel l w ins the 880.

Sprinters and Hurdlers: First Row: Pet ie Hall, Phil Bondurant, Bobby ande l l, Ji mmy Rice, Mike Crit zer. Second Row: Roger Henry, John Gregg. G rover W all ace , Ben M arill a. Dav id Duncan, K enny Bragg.

Phil McGuire - high j ump champion

Field Eve nts: Front Row: Clarence Lew is, Nelson Strother , Mike Arbaugh, Dav id H eadstream, Bruce Wetzl, Larry Smith. Second Row: Tom Bauley; Bill Sm i th; Joe Ho lmes, Willie Carr , A .J . M artin. Phil McGuire, George McAlpine. M arc Copeland. C larence W alker . C lyde Smith.

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K enny Bragg and M arc Copeland - 880 relay

D av id Duncan on the hurdl es

Roge r H enry sprints toward the fin ish .

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Tom Romer, Vice President

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Abbott, Mart Abbott , Peggy Adams, Charles Allen , Mary Anderson, Earl

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Frances andy t, Kathy Edmonia >ug

Ashby, Michael Aschbach , Brigitte Ayers , Brenda Baber, Linda Baber, Nancy

Bailey, Cathy Baker, Gary Baker, Marie Baldwin, Susan Banton, Sylvia

Darlene Quarles, Secretary-Treasurer

Ben Marilla , Reporter

111

Barbour, Debbie Barbour, Erick Barnett , Patsy Ann

Barrell, Mary J a ne Batchelet , Diane Bates, Ernest

Bates, Otto Bates, Raymo nd Batten , Jimmie

The barbership quintet???

112

Bea urline, Philip Beaze ll , Thomas Bell , David

Bell , George Benshoff, Lisa Berry, Ann

Berry, Edward Bias, James Bibb, Gary

·ge Lisa n

Berry, Edward Bias, James Bibb, Gary

Birckhead, Samuel Bishop, Tom Blackburn , Sharon

Blackwell, Henry Bl akey , Pauline Blucher, Caro l

Bomar, Mary Bowen, Janie Bowles , Patrici a

Barbara a nd Dru find Gove rnment class amusi ng.

113

Brackett , Daniel Brackett , Lucinda Bragg, Esther

Bragg, Ken Breeden, Wanda Bronson, Ernie Brown, Brenda Brown, Emanuel

Brown, Granvi lle Bruce , Sandra Bryant, Linda Bryant, Linda Gai l Bryant , Raymond

Burnett, Gary Burton, Jackie Burton, Mike

114

Who's the dream about , Forrest~

Byers, G loria Calloway, Gladys Camfield, Steve

Campbe ll , Linda Caperton, Mary Carr, Ed

Does

II , Lind a 1 , Mary I

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Does English class provoke that much concentratio n, Mary'1

Carr, Patricia Carriker, LaRee

Carter, Brian Carter, Steve

Carro ll , Riley Cason, Pam

115

Cason, Peggy Casse ll , Larry Casteen, Denise Charters, Stephen C hildress, Dora

Clark, William C larke, Chris Clarke, Paul C laytor, Ralph C leveland, Judy

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Coakl ey, Philip Co bb, T homas Cohen, G uy Co les , Kenneth Collier, Gayle

Collier, Ronald Cooper, Jay Copeland, Marc Copela nd , Rusty Corbett , T im

Cosner, Paul a Craddock , Howard Craddock, Willi am Craig, James Cra ig, Luci

Tom and Chuck show off Albe mar le's co ntri bution to the space program.

So who's afra id of a spider·l??

Creasy, J anet Crenshaw, Lawren Crider, Cathy

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Creasy, Ja net Crenshaw, Lawre nce Crider, Cathy

Critzer , C hristine C unningh am, Fay C utitt a, Mike

Da idone, Linda Damma nn , G ibby Daughtrey, Margery

Peer prov ides a n outl et fo r Di ane's crea tive impul ses.

Davenport , Na n Davis, Edward Davis, Sue

Davidson, Joe l Dea ne, Mike De mpsey, Debora h

What a n interesting subject Scott ma kes !!

Dent , Forrest Dent , Jua ne Do lan, Catherine Do uglas , Hilda Downey, Dru

Downing, Bo bby Drumhell er , Anna Drumhell er , Debra Dudley, Richard Dul aney, Pat

Dunn , Eddie Durrett , Mary

118

Dye r, Peggy Earl e, Do uglas

Egela nd , Ela ine Elliton , Linda

So how tall are yo u, C hari ie''

Enyeart , Linda Farish , Pamel a

a ine da

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Enyeart , Linda Farish, Pame la

Farl ey, M itchi e Fegga ns, Hazel

Are report cards that bad, Peggy'1

Fields, Danny Fitch , Rol and

119

Fleischhauer, Thomas Fox, Tho mas Gardner, J a net G arletts, Ka thl ee n Garnett , Jimmy

Garriso n, Debra Garth , Lucy Garth , Virgini a Ge ntry, Wayne Gerard, Juli anne

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Sk ipping class, Ja mes???

Gibson. C lifford Gibson , Mart ha Goode. Janet Goode. Judith Goode. Virg ini a

Gordon, James Goss, Scott Go url ey, David G ray, Jud y Gregg, Barbara

Grimes, Mary Hall , Ja net Hall , Michael Hammo nd, Brenda Hanner. Va nessa

Harlow, Roy Harman, Nedra Harris, Charles Harris, Cynthi a Harris, James

Vl ary et :hae l td , Brenda Va nessa

Harlow, Roy Harman , Nedra Harri s, C harl es H arri s , Cynthi a H arri s, J ames

Harri s, Joyce Harris, Lynn Harris, Peggy Harri s, Philip Hasenfus, Ray

Haw kins, Jo hn Hayslett , Rose Hedgema n, Yvonne Henderson, Holt Hensley, Pamela

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C heer up!! It co uld be worse!

Pa m , o ur perpetua l opt imi st.

Herring, Dwight Herring, Joyce Herring, Sue Hertel, David Hill, Carol

Hippert , Debby Hippert , Virgil Holmes, Joe Hoover, Gail Horner, Marjorie

122

Hudson, Mary Jane Hughes, Janice

Hughes, Wallace Hurlbut, Dawn

He followed me home from school , yesterday.

Ingalls, Linda lngerick, Donna

.II ace LWn

Ingalls, Linda lngerick, Donna

Ismay, John Jackson , Clarence

How romantic!

Jackson, Lawrence Jenkins, Faye

123

Jenkins, Kathy Johnson, Delma Johnson , Judith Johnson , Tucker Jones, Carol

Jones, Deborah Jones, Kathryn Jones, Linda Jones, Sadie Jones, Trinkle

J uul-N ielsen, Carl Keithley , Jud y Kennedy, Char les

Kennedy, J.R. Kennedy, Sandra Kennedy, Susan

Howard, that's not the fire escape!!

Kerns, Owen Kim , Seuntti Kirby, Deloris

124

K rby, Roy K rschnick, Robert K rtley, Bruce

Knight , Edward Koer itz, Barb Ko hl , Jan

Believe it or not , I reall y can type. Lam, Nancy Lane , Preston Laverty, Martin

.vard rb

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Lam, Nancy Lane , Preston Laverty, Mart in

. and now let me introduce my spiffy companion , Stephen.

Leake , Dianne Lederman, Terence Lee, Laverne

Lee , Suzanne Levenson , Jill Lewis, Kathy

125

Little, Libby Lohr, Pam Lowe, Gary

What 's so funny , Valerie?

Lowe, Jane Lowry, Cynthia Lucas, Jerry

Luck, Angaleen Luck, Joyce Mahanes, Stephen

DECA members, Valerie, Rachel , and Lana, help make Christmas happy for others.

Mallory, Ronald Manweiler, Greg Marilla, Ben

Martin, Lester Martinez, Liza Mason, Stonewall

126

Massey, Linda Matysek, John Maupin, Corene

Maupin, Ronnie Mawyer, William McAlpine, George

One•

McCauley, George McDaniel, Gary McDaniel, Patrici:

mie liam eorge

One of the ever-changing moods of Mary Caperton.

McCauley, George McDaniel, Gary McDaniel , Patricia

McDaniel, Wilhelmina McGuire, Philip McVey, Rebecca

Melton, Diana M icham, Carolyn Milgraum, Sandy

127

You haven't seen anything yet!!!

Milius, Susan Miller, Anita Miller , Harold

Miller, Susan Mills, Jesse Mills, Sallie

Min ton, Kirk Mitchell , Helen Moore , Barbara Moore, Keith Moore , Nokomis

Moore , Pauline Morris, Barbara Morris, Bobby Morris, Gail Morris , Lee

Morris, Lyvonna Morris, Patsy

128

Morris , Reese Morris , Rosa

Morris, Steve Morton , Beth

Now it seems to me . ..

Mosby, Benjamin Mowbray, Betty

teve Beth

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........_ Mosby, Benja min Mowbray, Bett y

... but I gave a t the office!

Murray, Jean Murray , Steve

129

N eher, Lind a N elso n, Dya na Nighte nga le , Debo rah N orford , Sharo n Null , Pam

Oder , Larry Oliva , Debora h Ordel, Willia m Osina , Tho mas Owe ns, Kare n

Pace, Di an ne Pace , N an Pastern ak , Steve

Patterson , Bruce Patterson, Susie Payne , Peggy

If that comput er breaks down again , I' ll . . .

Payne, Rebecca Pendl eto n, Roger Pietsch , Becky

130

Pollard , Debbi e Poll ard , Kathrine Pol son, Randy

Powell, Beverl y Powell , Ja mes Powell. Kennet h

A stimul ati

Prescott, Susan Price , Sandra Price , Wanda

·erly 1es 1neth

A stimu la ting di scuss ion will a lways pro mpt Gary and La Ree to stay aft e r school.

Presco tt , Susan Price, Sandra Price , Wand a

Pritchett , Sonnn y Pritt , Caro lyn Pritt , Maril yn

Pro ffitt , Eddi e Pruett , N ancy Pugh, Brenda

131

Pugh, C harl es Quarl es, Darl ene Ragland , Loui s

We wo n!

Raines, J anice Ray, Savo ia Rea uVeau, Nina

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Reid , Do n Re ill y, Trish Rhodes, Bett y Ripberge r, Ka therine Rittenho use, Lind a

Ritter, Karen Roach, Carro ll Ro berts, Stuart Ro bertson, Roger Romer, T om

Roseberry, Dav id

Rutl a nd, Barry

132

Sa ll ey, Cynthi a Sandridge , Bre nd a Sanner , Terry

Com e in a nd ma ke yourself at home . Today, I'm playing

Samse l! , Darryl Sanner , Jerry Sapin, Ro bin

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~e , Brenda Sanner, Terry Saumweber, Marcia Saylor, Nolan

Tod ay, I'm playing the role of an industrious student , but tomorrow - who knows?

erry Sapin , Robin Saunders, Frankie Scott, Mary

133

Seawell, Larry Seiler , Penny Shelton, Bobby Sherrard , Steve Sherwood , Jeff

Shifflett, Barbara Shifflett, Brenda Shifflett, Connie Shifflett , Gary Louis Shifflett , Gary Wayne

Sh fflett , Judy Sh fflett , Karen Sh fflett, Katherine

Sh fflett, Larry Sh fflett, Linda Sh fflett , Pam

Shiffl ett, Steven Shortell , Linda Shotwel l, Hope

Sieg, Mary Simmons, Carol Simms, George

The roar of a crowd can turn these angelic expressions into ferocious snarls.

134

Sipe, Joyce Smith , Barbara Smith, Charles

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Sm ith, James Sm ith, Mike Sowers, Cindy

·bar a ar ies

Smith, James Smith , Mike Sowers , Cindy

Spafford , John Spencer, Dale Spicer, Sue

I heard that remark!

Sprouse , John Staton, Roger Stephens , William

135

Steve ns, Garth Stokes, Barbara Strot her, Nelson

Taylor, Doris Terrell, Linda Tevendale, Gary

If I cou ld only get them to see it my way.

Tharp, C indy Thomas , Cath y Thomas , Me lissa Thomas , Scott Thompson, Earl

Thompson, Theodore Thornton , Frank Thurston , Linda Timberlake, G ertrude Timberlake, Joan

Tirrell , Tomm y

Toml in, Robert

136

Toms, Ruby Trembl ay, Richard Tubbs, Phylis

Could yo u move the board a I ittl e to the right? Mast<

Totty, Lynn Trent, John Tufts, Sharon

t , Richard Tubbs, Phylis Turner, Lana Vanderploeg, Malcolm

Master-mind, Jay Cooper, and his hatchet man, Phil Harris.

n Tufts, Sharon Valentine, Pam VanHook, Virgini a

137

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Vernon , Stephen Vest, Linda Via , Becky Via , D avid Waddell , Addison

Walker, Pam Walker , Rachel Walker , Sterling Walton, Pa ul Ward , Frank

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Watson , John Watson, Tom Watts , Cindy Wells , Donald Wells, Margaret

Wheeler, Brenda Wheeler, Pam Whitcomb, Bunny White, Beverley White, Joe

White, Walter Whiting, Sandra Williams, Dave Williams , David Williams, Mike

John always sticks his neck out.

Whew!

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Wilson, Esther Wilson, Lisb Winston , Valeri<

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eck out.

Wilson, Esther Wilson , Lisb Winston, Valerie

Wood , Trinlie Woods, Thomas Woodson , Barbara G.

Woodson, Barbara L. Wright, Carl Wright, Doug

You can't keep it forever , John'

139

Wright , Sylvia Wyant , Jean Young, Bill

Zimmerman, Tim Ziock, Hans Zoulis, Peter

Would I lie to you'!

She speaket h the truth!

Abbott, Martha Lee, Mart: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Rep. 2; French Ci. I; Drama C l. I ; J .V. Cheerlead ing 2; J .V. Basketball I; Varsity Cheerleading 3; Highlight 3, Publicity.

Abbott, Peggy Ann: Art Cl. I ,2; French Ci. 2; Drama Cl. 1,2,3; SPVRM, 3; Powder-Puff2,3.

Adams, Charles Breaznell, Ch ick : Stamp & Coin C i. I ; SPVRM 1,2, Pres. 2; Soccer 1,2,3; Peer.

Allen, Mary Elizabeth, Libby: Chess C l. 2; En­vironmental C i. 3; Span. Cl. 3; Powder-Puff3.

Anderson, Earl Herbert.

Anderson, Frances Ophelia: F.H. A. 1.

Ankney, Candace Lee, Candy: Drama Ci. I ,2; ArtCI. 1,2.

Armentrout, Kathryn Leigh, Kathy: Spanish C i. 1,2,3; Pep C l. 1,2; SCA 1,2; Drama C i. I; J .V. Cheerleader I , Varsity Cheerleader 2,3; Nat'!. Honor Soc iety 2,3.

Armstead, Edmonia: F. B. L.A. 2; SCA 3.

Arnold, Douglas Lee: Doug: Chess Cl. 2; Band Ci. 2,3; Cross Country 2,3, Capt. 3; Track 2,3.

Aschbach, Brigitte, Bigi: A.F.S. Student; Art Cl. 3; C ritique C i. 3; Environm enta l C i. 3; Debate C i. 3.

Ashby, Michael Finlay.

Ayres, Brenda Jean: Band C i. I ,3.

Baber, Linda L.: Tri-H i-Y I ; Sr. French Ci. 2; Drama Cl. 2; Talent Show 2.

Baber, Nancy Lee.

Bailey, Catherine Boyd.

Bair, Angela Rose.

Baker, Gary Alvan: French Ci. 2,3; Radio Ci. 2; Environmental Cl. 3; Critique Cl. 3; F.E.S. Drive 3.

Baker, Olivia Marie: G.A.A. Basketball I ,2; Varsity Softball Basketball 3, co-capt. 3; Peer 3.

Baldwin, Nancy Susan.

1-3 ; J.V. 1; Varsity

Banton, Sylvia Gayle, Gay: Library Ci. 1; Tri­Hi-Y 2.

Barbour, Debbie Nannie: F.T.A. I.

Barbour, Erick Lane: J . V. Basketball I.

Barrell, Mary Jane: Bus Driver 3.

Batchelet, Diane Carol: Critique Ci. 3, Environ­mental Ci. 3, ICC Rep.; Thespians 3; Albemarle Players 3; "South Pacific" 2; " Blithe Spirit" 2.

Bates, Ernest Wilson: Hi-Y 1,2; Football 1,3; Track 2; Three Football Letters.

Bates, Otto Theodore: Hi-Y, Sec. -Tres., Pres. 1,2,3; Key Cl. 1-3; Football 1-3 .

Bates, Raymond James, Ray: Hi-Y 1-3; Key Cl. 1-3; Monogram Cl. 1-3; Football 1-3; Baseball 1-3.

Batten, James Hall.

Beurline, Philip: Math Cl. 2; Radio Ci. 2; French Cl. 3; Antithesis 2, Editorial Staff.

140

Beazell, Thomas, Tom: Chess Cl. 1,2; Radio Cl. 1 ,2; Photography Ci. 3.

Bell, David Fletcher.

Bell, Georgia Lee, George: Basketball 1-3 ; J.V. letter.

Benshoff, Lisa Lane: French Ci. 1,2; Pep CI. 1,2; Tri-Hi- Y 2; Drama Ci. I ; Drill Team 3.

Berry, Jaiiies Edward. Jt

Berry, Minervia Ann, Annie-Boo: F.H.A. I ; Bible Cl. 2; Nursing Cl. 1,2.

Bias, James, Jim: Stamp & Coin 1; French Cl. 2; Radio Cl. 2.

Bibb, Gary Clinton: Art Ci. 2; Chorus 2.

Birckhead, Samuel Anderson, Sam: F.F.A. 1,2; V.I.C.A. 3.

Bishop, James Burke.

Bishop, Thomas Franklin, Tom: Monogram Cl. 2,3; Key Cl. 2,3; Football 1,2; Honorable Mention; Baseball 1 ,2.

Blackburn, Sharon Ann: SCA 3, Scrapbook & Publicity; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Drill Team 3, Co-capt., Tres.

Blackwell, William N., Billy Blackwell: ICT 2,3; F.F.A. 1.

Blakey, Pauline Elizabeth.

Blucher, Carol Lynn.

Bomar, Mary Ann: Band CI. I ,2; Art CI. 1; Powder Puff I ,2; Talent Show 2.

Bowen, Janie Elizabeth: Pep CI. 2; French CI. 1-3; Albemarle Players, 1-3 ; Powder-Puff I; Honor Society 3; Peer 2,3, Copy Editor 3, Club Editor 3. Nat'!. French Contest, Level 2 winner.

Bowles, Patricia Anne, Tricia: Folk Dance Ci. I ; F.H.A. Dance Committee 3; Band CI. I; SCA 3; Drill Team 3.

Brackett, Daniel M., Boonie: !CT.

Brackett, Lucinda Virginia: FBLA; Art Ci.

Bragg, Esther Maxine.

Bragg, Kenneth, Kenny: Monogram CI. 3; Cross Country, Indoor Track 2; Indoor & Outdoor Track 3.

Bronson, Henry Ernest, Jr., Ernie: Radio Club I; J.V. Football! ; J.V. Basketball!.

Brown, Brenda M.: F. H. A. , 1-3 .

Brown, Emanuel Calvin: B.A. A. I.

Brown, Granville, Jr.: F.F.A. 1-3, Sentinal 1-3.

Bruce, Kenneth Wayne, Kenny: Art CI. I ,2; Track.

Bruce, Sandra Ann, Sandy: DECA 1,2.

Byrant, Linda Gail, Lynn.

Bryant, Linda Gayle, Linda: G.A.A. 1-3 ; Powder-Puff 1,2; Basketball 1,2.

Bryant, Raymond Lee.

edra's smile reflect > ated woman .

Bull, Diana Sue.

Burnett, Gary: Frencl

Burton, Marion Jacq1

Burton, Michael Way

Byers, Gloria Evelyn.

Callow, Gladys Marit

Camfield, Steve Russc

Campbell, Linda Kay

Caperton, Mary Ga! SCA I ,2; Peer 3.

Carr, Ed Lincoln.

Carr, Patricia Paulir Cl. 2; F.H.A. CI. 1.

Carriker, LaRee Jean 2, 3; Thespians 3; Council Rep. I ; Pow Highlight 3, Feature

Carroll, Riley V ern01

Carter, Brian A: Cht CI. 2; J.V . Basketball

Carter, Steven Wayn·

Cason, Pamela Mru SPVRM 2.

Cason, Peggy Anne: 2, Sec. , D.E.C.A. Le< Letter I.

leSS CJ. 1,2 ; Radio cr.

.. Basketball 1-3; J.V.

;h CJ. 1,2; Pep Ci. 1,2; )rill Team 3.

nnie-Boo: F.H.A. I ; ,

Coin I ; French CJ. 2;

:1. 2; Chorus 2.

;on, Sam: F. F.A. I ,2;

Tom: Monogram CJ. ball I ,2; Honorable

)CA 3, Scrapbook & ill Team 3, Co-capt.,

y Blackwell: ICT 2,3;

CJ. ! ,2; Art CJ. I; )W 2.

p CJ. 2; French CJ. 1--3; Powder-Puff I; Copy Editor 3, Club test, Level 2 winner.

ia: Folk Dance CJ. I; ; Band CJ. I; SCA 3;

:: ICT.

FBLA; Art CJ.

mogram Ci. 3; Cross Indoor & Outdoor

, Ernie: Radio Club etball I.

1-3.

\.A. I .

.. 1-3, Sentinal 1-3.

~enny: Art Cl. I ,2;

)ECA 1,2.

nda: G.A.A. 1-3 ; 1,2.

Nedra's smile reflects the disposition of a liber-. ated woman.

Bull, Diana Sue.

Burnett, Gary: French CJ. I ,2; Debate CJ. I ,2.

Burton, Marion Jacquelyn.

Burton, Michael Wayne, Birdy: Spanish CJ. 2.

Byers, Gloria Evelyn.

Callow, Gladys Marie.

Camfield, Steve Russell, Skibo: Spanish CJ. 2.

Campbell, Linda Kay: DECA CJ. 2,3; F. H. A. 1.

Caperton, Mary Gaston, Mary: Drama CJ. I ; SCA 1,2; Peer 3.

Carr, Ed Lincoln.

Carr, Patricia Pauline, Pat: Tri-Hi-Y 2; Bible CJ. 2; F. H.A. CJ. I.

Carriker, LaRee Jean: French CJ. 2; Drama CJ. 2,3 ; Thespians 3; Critique Ci. 3; Student Council Rep. I; Powder-Puff 3; Honor Society; Highlight 3, Feature Editor.

Carroll, Riley Vernon, Jr.: F.F.A. 1,2.

Carter, Brian A: Chess Ci. I; Art Cl. 2; Drama Cl. 2; J. V. Basketball I. ~

Carter, Steven Wayne, Steve: VICA 3.

Cason, Pamela Marie, Pam: Drama Cl. 1,2; SPVRM 2.

Cason, Peggy Anne: Library Ci. I; D .E.C.A. Cl. 2, Sec. , D.E.C.A. Leadership Citation 2; Library Letter I.

Casteen, Denise Lee, Necie: Drama Cl. 1,2; SCA 1,2.

Charters, Stephen: Chess Ci. I; Radio Ci. I ; Hi­y 2; J.V. Soccer I; Varsity Soccer 2 .

Childress, Dora Roberta, Dot: ICT 2,3, Pres. 3; F.H.A. 3.

Clark, William M., Doc: VICA 2,3.

Clarke, Christopher Edwin, Chris: Radio Ci. I ; Chess Cl. 1,2; Hi-Y 2; SCA I.

Clarke, Paul Woodford Wager: Chess Cl. I; Radio Cl. I; Hi- Y 2; Art Ci. 2.

Claytor, Ralph: Chess Club 1,2; J.V. Football 2.

Cleveland, Judith Lee.

Coakley, Philip Scott.

Cobb, Thomas Lloyd, Buster: F. F.A. I ,2.

Cohen, James Guy, Guy: Key Cl. 1-3 ; Mono­gram CJ. 1-3; Critique Cl. 3; Band CJ. 1-3, Re­porter 2, V. Pres. 3; Varsity Football I ; Varsity Track 1-3 ; Honor Society.

Coles, Kenneth Eugene, Baby Ray.

Collier, Ronald Lee, Ronnie: Chess Ci. 2,3.

Collier, Sandy Gayle: Drama Ci. I ; Spanish Ci. I ,2; Art Ci. 2.

Collins, Spurgeon Byrd.

Cooper, Jay William.

Copeland, Jon Marc: Chess Cl. 1,2; Monogram Cl. 2,3 ; Track 2; Cross Country 2,3.

Copeland, Wilbur Russel!, Rusty: Chess Ci. I ,2 ; Track 2; Cross Country 2.

Corbett, Timothy James, Tim: Debate Cl. I; Art Cl. 2; Spanish Cl. 1-3 ; J.V . Basketball Letter.

Cosner, Paula Laurie: Library Cl. 2, Sec.-Tres.

Craddock, Howard Brook.

Craddock, William Boston, Petie: SPVRM 2; Key Cl. 2,3; SCA Assembly Committee 3; Band Cl. 1-3; Football 1-3; Band Improvement Award 2.

Craig, Betty Lucile, Luci: Tri-Hi- Y 2,3; French Cl. 1-3; SCA 3; Drill. Team 3, Captain; "South Pacific"; Talent Show 2; Nat' I Honor Society.

Craig, James Edward, Jr., Jimmy: Band Cl. 2; French Cl. I.

Creasy, Janet Eleanor, Jan: Drama Cl. 1,2; French Cl. I , ICC Rep. ; Talent Show 2; Peer 3, Business Mgr.

Crenshaw, Lawrence Edward, Larry: Math Ci. I; Debate Ci. 2.

Crider, Cathy Lynn: Art Cl. I ,2; Annual Art Show Award .

Critzer, Christine Faye, Chris: DECA 2.

Cunningham, Fay, Faith: Drama Cl. 2,3; Art Ci. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; SCA 1,3.

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Cutitta, Michael Ignatius John: Debate C i. 2; Drama C l. 3; Spanish C l. 2,3; SPVRM 3; Soccer 3.

Daidone, Linda Anne: French Ci. 1-3 ; Tri-Yi-Y 1,2; Pep C i. 1,2; Powder-Puff3.

Dammann, Charles Gibson, Gibby: Debate C l. I ; SPVRM 3; Environmental C l. 3.

Daughtrey, Margery Louis, Margie: Albemarle Players I ; Latin C l. I ,2, Sec. 2; Critique Cl. 3; Envi,~onment C!: 3; French C l. 3; Honor Society 2,3; Bngadoon .

Davenport, Nan Ashby: Drama C i. 1,2; Art C l. 1; Thespians 2,3; French Cl. 2,3, Sec. 3; "Brigadoon" .

Davis, Carolyn Sue, Suzie: Nursing 2; F.H.A. I ,2,3, Vice Pres. 3.

Davis, Edward Downer, Eddie: Chess Ci. 2; Hi­y 2.1

Davison, Joel Edward.

Dean, Michael Stephen, Mike: Chess Ci. I ,2; Key Ci. 2,3; Environment Cl. 2,3; Latin C J. 3; J.V. Basketball Mgr. I ; Varsity Basketball Mgr. 3.

Watch your step, Debra.

Dempsey, Deborah Ann, Debby: Spanish CI. 1,2,3; Art CI. I ; Powder-Puff3; Basketball!.

Dent, Forrest Nathaniel, "The Butcher" : Albemarle Players 2,3, Tres. 3; Thespian Troupe 500 2,3, Tres. 3; Art. CI. 2; Chorus I; Ind . Arts I; SCA 2,3; Track I ,2; " Brigadoon" , "South Pa­cific", " Millie the Beautiful Working Girl", "Easy to Persuade", Thespian State Officer, Sec.-Tres.

Dent, Juane Purree Esquire, IV, Tricks: I.C.T. I; Track I; J.V. Football!.

Dolan, Catherine Elizabeth, Cathy.

Douglas, Hilda Paige: F.H.A. I ; F.B.L.A. 2.

Downey, Nancy Druen, Dru: Latin C I. 2,3 , Sec. 3; Peer 3.

Downing, Robert Henry, Jr., Bobby: C hess CI. 2; Coin CI. I .

Drumheller, Anne Louise, CW: F.H.A. I ,2,3, Historian; Library CI. 1,2,3, Vice Pres.

Drumheller, Debra L., Debbie: Drama CI. I ; Spanish CI. I ; Tri-Hi- Y 1,2; SCA 2; Highlight 3; MaidofHonor3.

Drumheller, Hideo H.

Dudley, Richard Neale, Rick: Drama C I. 2,3; French C I. I ; SCA 2,3; "South Pac ific".

Dulaney, Patricia Ann, Pat: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; French CI. I ,2,3; G.A.A. Cheerleader I; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3; Thespian 3; "South Pacific", "Brigadoon"; Highlight 3; Homecoming Court 3.

Dunn, Eddie Nelson, Jr.

Durrett, Mary Ellen, Ellen.

Dyer, Peggy Lee.

Earle, Edward Douglas.

Egeland, Elaine Reidun, Egg & Beanpole: Drama CI. 2; Varsity Basketball I.

Elliton, Linda Sue, Susie: 4-H I ,2,3, Sec. 2; Latin CI. 2.

Enyeart, Linda Anne: Drama CI. I ,2,3; Art CI. 2,3.

Farish, Pamela Charlene, Pam: F.H.A. I ,2,3, Rep. 2, Pres. 3.

Farley, Mitchie Geraldine: 4-H 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Historian I; J.V. Basketball.

Farver, Gary Wayne.

Feggans, Hazel Louise.

Fields, Danny Ray.

Fitch, Ronald Lee, Catfish: I.C.T. 2; Football I.

Fleischhauer, Thomas, Flash: Rocket C I. 2;

Radio CI. 2,3, Pres. 3; Environmental CI. 2,3, V. Pres. 2; Debate CI. 3, Tres. 3; Soccer 3; Honor Society 2,3; Highlight 2,3; Chemistry Honor 2; Math Honor 1,2.

Forman, Michael Angus , Mike: Chess CI. 1,2; Span ish C I. I.

Fox, Thomas Gregory, Tommy: Drama CI. I ,2,3; Rocket CI. 2,3, Rep. 2, Pres. 3; Soccer, Mgr. 3.

Fredrick, Laura Grace: Drama CI. 1,2,3; Thespian 3; SCA 1,2,3; Environment CI. 3, Pres. 3.

Garletts, Kathleen Ann.

Garnett, James Mercer, Jimmy: Hi- Y I ,2, V. Pres. 2; Chess CI. 2, ICC Rep. 2; J.V. Basketball I; Varsity Baseball I ,2,3.

Garrison, Debra Lee, Debb ie.

Garth, Lucy Mildred: Span ish CI. I ; Pep CI. I ; SCA 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3.

Garth, Virginia Leone, Ginny: SCA 3; Art CI. 3.

Gentry, Gary Wayne, Wayne: Band CI. 1,2,3, V. Pres. 2; Chorus I ,2,3, Pres. 2; Drum Major I ,2,3; Talent Show 2; Thespian 2,3; "Easy to Persuade"; Class V. Pres. I; C lass Pres. 2; SCA Pres. 3.

Gerard, Julianne Cecilia, Julie: G.A.A. I; Drama Cl. 2; Art CI. 2,3; SPVRM 3; G.A.A. Cheerleader I.

Gibson, Clifford S., Jr., Big Rat.

Gibson, Martha Ann: Nursing CI. 1,2; SPVRM 2.

Goode, Janet, Jan: Math CI. 2; Junior Red Cross 2.

Goode, Judith Bell, Judy Bell: F.H.A. 1,2; Library CI. 3.

Goode, Virginia Lee: Math CI. 1,2, Sec-Tres. 2; A lbemarle Players 2; DECA I ; "Goodbye To The Clown" .

Gordon, James Curtiss, The Skinner: J.V. Football Mgr. 3; Chorus 3, Sec. 3.

Goss, Jo n Scott, El Grito: Chess CI. I ; SPVRM 3.

Gourley, David: Critique CI. 1,2,3; Drama CI. I.

Gray, Gary.

Gray, Judy Ann.

Gregg, Barbara Leigh, Happy: Critique CI. 2,3; Band CI. ICC Rep. 2, Tres. 3; SCA 3; Powder­Puff 2; "Brigadoon".

Grimes, Mary Elizabeth: G.A.A. 1,2,3, Pres. 2; Softball I; Basketball I ,2,3, Most Valuable Player.

Hall, Janet Ann: Spanish CI. 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y I.

Hall, Michael Calvin, Mike: Co in C I. I ; Hi- Y 2; Sr. French CI. 2.

Hammond, Brenda Eileen, Twiggy: G.A.A. I; Peer 3; Nat'! Merit Scho larship Semi-Finalist 3, Nat'! Honor Society 3.

Hanner, Vanessa Pearl, Mama Soul: F .H .A. I ; Bible CI. 2.

Harlow, Roy Howard, Jr, : I.C.T. 2,3.

Another one ofTrinlie's wide-awake poses!

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Harman, Nedra: Art C

Harris, Charles Reave!

Harris, Cynthia Ann, C

Harris, David Alva, Je

Harris, Dianne Lynn, : Red Cross I ; DECA 2,

Harris, James Kenneth

Harris, Joyce Ann.

Harris, Peggy Ann, C Chorus.

Harris, Philip: Span is PVRM 2,3; Football

Hasenfus, Raymond K

Hawkins, John Bruce. T hesp ians 2,3; SCA 3; Critique CI. 3; Soccer Honor Society 3; " Bri ·'South Pacific" 2; " Bli

Hedgeman, Yvonne Lo

Henderson, S. Holt

Hensley, Pamela Ann. Pres. 2; SCA 2.

Herring, Brenda Sue.

Herring, Dwight Carn

Hertel, David: Debate

Hill, Carol Ann: Art C CI. I.

I. 2; Junior Red Cross

y Bell: F.H.A. 1,2;

1 CI. 1,2, Sec-Tres. 2; 2 A I; "Goodbye To

The Skinner: J.V. Sec. 3.

Chess CI. I ; SPVRM

'1. 1,2,3; Drama CI. I.

lpy: Critique CI. 2,3; . 3; SCA 3; Powder-

i.A.A. I ,2,3, Pres. 2; ~ . 3, Most Valuable

. I ,2; Tri-H i-Y I.

:Coin CI. I; Hi-Y 2;

Twiggy: G.A.A. I; ship Semi-Finalist 3,

tma Soul: F.H.A. I ;

C.T. 2,3.

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They want you in the office aga in , Butch!

Harman, Nedra: Art CI. 3.

Harris, Charles Reavely, C huck : Chess CI. 2.

Harris, Cynthia Ann, Cynn: Drill Team 3.

Harris, David Alva, Jello: DECA 3.

Harris, Dianne Lynn, Little Lynn: Art CI. I ,2,3; Red Cross I ; DECA 2,3; G irl's Softball.

Harris, James Kenneth, Jim: Track I.

Harris, Joyce Ann.

Harris, Peggy Ann, Candy: Art C I. 2; SCA 2; Chorus.

Harris, Philip: Spanish CI. 1,2,3, ICC Rep. 2; SPVRM 2,3; Football I ,2,3; Track I.

Hasenfus, Raymond Kenneth, Ray.

Hawkins, John Bruce, Lonnie: Drama C I. 2,3 Thespians 2,3; SCA 3; SPVRM 3; F rench C I. 3 C ritique C I. 3; Soccer I ,2,3, Varsity Letter I ,2,3 Honor Society 3; "Brigadoon" ; " Mousetrap" 2 "South Pacific" 2; " Blithe Spirit" 3; Peer 3.

Hedgeman, Yvonne Louise: I.C.T. 2,3.

Henderson, S. Holt.

Hensley, Pamela Ann, Pam: Library CI. 1,2, V. Pres. 2; SCA 2. .. Herring, Brenda Sue.

Herring, Dwight Carroll.

Hertel, David: Debate CI. 3.

Hill, Carol Ann: Art CI. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 2; Library CI. I.

Hippert, Debra Sue, Debby: Drama CI. I.

Hippert, Virgil Phillip.

Holmes, Joe Page, Joe: Coin I; Art 2; Key 3; Monogram 3; J.V. Football I ; Indoor Track 1,3; Varsity Football 2,3; Outdoor Track 2,3.

Hoover, Gail Anne: 4-H 1,2.

Horner, Marjorie Susan, Marj: SCA, Rep. I.

Howell, Linda Faye: F.H.A. I ; DECA I.

Huckstep, Frederick Lee: Rocket 2; Radio 2; Camera 3.

Hudson, Mary Jane: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Peer 3.

Hughes, Janice Gleen: DECA 2,3.

Hughes, Wallace Bryan, Wally: Chess 2.

Hurlbut, Dawn Elaine: Drama I ; Spanish I.

Ingalls, Linda Lee: Art 2,3; DECA 3.

lngerick, Donna Sue: DECA, Sec. 3; FHA 2; Basketball.

Ismay, John Alexander: Coin I; Spanish 1,2,3, V. Pres. 2; Critique I ,2,3, Pres. 3; Honor Soci­ety.

Jackson, Clarence Hubert: FFA 3; B.A. A. 2.

Jackson, Lawrence Wayne.

143

Jenkins, Faye Gwen, "Nick": Art I ,2,3; Nursing I ,2,3; FB LA I ,2; Powder- Puff I ,2 .

Jenkins, Kathy Sue: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Drama I.

Johnson, Delma Arlene: Pep Club I ; Basketball I.

Johnson, Judith Mae.

Johnson, Walter Tucker, Tucker: Chess I ,2; Art I ; s ·pan ish 2.

Jones, Anne Trinkle, Trinkle: Drama I ,2; Pep I; French CI. 3; SCA 1,2; Cheerleading 1,2,3, Head 3.

Jones, Carol Ann: Drama 2; FTA 3; Powder­Puff 1,2.

Jones, Deborah Lorraine, Debbie: Tri-H i-Y I ,2; French C I. I ,2, Pres. 2; Peer 3.

Jones, Kathryn Adair, Kathy: 4-H I ,2,3, Sec. I , Pres. 2, V. Pres. 3; Latm 2,3 .

Jones, Linda: Tri-Hi-Y I; Latin 2,3; FTA 2,3, Rep. I , ICC Rep. 3; Highlight 1,2.

Jones, Sadie Denise, Scuppy: DECA I ,2,3; Bible 2; fha 3; Softball 1.

Juui-Nielson, Carl Erik: Spanish I ,2,3; Latin 1,2,3, Rep. 3; Debate 1,2,3, Pres. 2,3 ; Soccer I ,2,3; Forensics 2,3.

Keithley, Judith Ann, Judy: Drama I ,2,3; Cri­tique 2; French CI. I ; " Blithe Spirit" 3; Thespian; Highlight.

Kennedy, Charles Michael, Chuck.

Kennedy, J.R.

Kennedy, Sandra Faye: FHA 1,2, Pres. 2, Cr isco Award .

Kennedy, Susan Kaye, Sue: FHA 1,2, Sec. 2.

Kerns, Owen: FFA 1,2; Latin 1,2; JV Football I ; V Football 2.

Kim, Seun Hi.

Kirby, Deloris Alvord, Sister: Jr. Red Cross I; FHA 3.

Kirby, Roy Henry, Jr.: DECA 2.

Kirschnick, Robert Kim: Coin I ; Drama 2.

Kirtley, Bruce Whitmore: French 1,3; Art 1,2; Spanish 2; SCA 3; SPVRM 3; Soccer 1,2,3.

Knight, Edward G., Eddie: Key 1,2, Tres. 2; Monogram 2,3; Chess 1,2,3, Tres. 2; Drama I ,2,3; Thespian 2,3.

Koeritz, Barbara A., Barb: French CI. I ,2, Tres . 2; Girl's Service 2; Drama 3.

Kohl, Janis C., Jan: Drama 1,2,3; SCA Newsletter 3.

Lam, Nancy Marie: French CI. I; Drama I ; FTA3.

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Lamb, Larry Edward: VICA 2; JV Baseball I.

Lane, Henry Preston, Jr.: Dra ma I ,2; Art I ,2; St amp & Coin I; Thespi an 2.

Laverty, Martin Joseph.

Leake, Dianne Felts: Drama I ; Pep I ; Art I ,2,3, Sec. 2,3; Peer 2,3, Ad Editor, 3.

Lederman, Terence Charles, Terry: Chess I ,2; Drama I ,2; Pep I ; Soccer I ,2.

Lee, LaVerne Eloise, Peggy: FHA I; DECA 3.

Lee, Suzanne Karyl, Dimples: Art I ,2,3; Drama I ,2; Powder-Puff 3.

Levenson, Jill Mayer. Chilly: Drama 1,2, ICC Rep. 2; Thespian I ,2, ICC Rep. 2; Spanish I ,2; Art 2; Ecology 3; C ritique 3; Regional Band 2; Antithesis 2.

Lewis, Katharine Hewson, Kathy: Drama I ,2,3, Thespian 2,3 ; Latin I ; French C J. 2.

Little, Libby Lorraine: Debate I ,2, Sec. I ,2.

Lohr, Pamela Gray, Pam: French CJ. I ; Drama I; FT A I ,2, Sec. 2; Critique 2; Highlight.

Lowe, Gary.

Lowe, Jane.

Lowry, Cynthia A., C indy: Band 1,2,3; SCA 2; Powder-Puff 2; JV Basketball I .

Lucas, Jerry Granville: FFA I ,2, Pres. 2, Sec. I.

Luck, Angaleen Deloris, Tootie: FHA 1,2,3.

Luck, Joyce Ray.

McAlpine, George Albert, Jr. : Drama 2; SCA 3; Key 3; Indoor Track 1,3; Track 3; JV Football 2; Talent Show.

McCauley, George Howard: DECA 1,2,3.

McDaniel, Gary: DECA 1,2,3.

McDaniel, Patricia Ann, Pat: FHA 1,2, His. 2; Library 2.

McDaniel, Wilhelmina: Jr. Red Cross 1,2; Spanish 3, Sec. 3; Peer 2,3.

McGuire, Phillip Terry, Phil: Key 2,3; Cross Country I ,2,3.

McVey, Rebecca Sue, Hvitzilopochtli: Drama I ; Art 1,2,3, V. Pres. 3; Spamsh 2,3, Pres. 3; Powder-Puff 2,3; Nat' I Honor Society 3.

Mahanes, Stephen Willard, Steve: Drama 2,3; Thespians 3; DECA 2; FFA 1,2,3.

Mallory, Ronald Shelby, Ron : VICA 2,3.

Manweiler, Gregory Dean, Greg: Key 1,2,3, Pres. 3; Highlight; Nat'! Honor Society.

Marilla, William Benjamin, Ben: Key 1,2,3, Sec. 3; SCA 1,2,3; Monogram 2,3; JV Football' I ; V. Football 2,3 ; Outdoor & Indoor Track I ,2 ,3; JV Basketball I; Boy's State 2; C lass Rep. I ,2,3.

Martin, Lester Donald, Sweet Peter Geter.

Martinez, Lisa Anne.

Mason, Stonewall Jackson.

Massey, Linda Louise: Nursing I; FBLA I.

Matysek, John Joseph, Jr.: FFA I , Tres. I ; Football.

Dig that grr--oovy sound!

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Maupin, Ronald McGuire, Ronnie: Chess 1,2; Key 2,3; SPVM R 3; Double B Society; Peer 2,3.

Mawyer, William Arnold, Doc: DECA 1,2; FFA 1,3.

Melton, Diana Lee.

Micham, Carolyn Christene.

Mi.!graum, Sandy Saul: Latin 1,2; Radio 1,2, ICC Rep. 2; Ecology 2,3; Chess 2; Key 2,3 ; Ttiack 2,3.

Milius, Susan Claire.

Miller, Anita Karen, Nita: " Easy to Persuade" 2.

Miller, Harold Steven, Steve: Highlight.

Miller, Susan Kathryn: French CJ. I ,2; Drama I; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Sec. 3, District Hi- Y Council Rep. 2; Peer 2,3, Co-Senior Editor 3.

Mills, Jesse William.

Mills, Sallie Isabelle: FTA I; Nursing 1,2; FHA I; Bible 2.

Minton, Kirk Leeds, White Owl: Key 1,2,3 ; Chess 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3, Most Valuable Defensive Back 3; Basketball I ; Track I .

Mitchell, Helen Cecile: Spanish I ,2; Tri-H i-Y 2.

Moore, Barbara Kay: Tri-Hi-Y I; Drama 2; Spanish 2; SCA I ,2,3; Homecoming Court 3.

Moore, Keith Wayne: Drama I.

Moore, Margaret Veronica Nokomis, Niki: FHA I; Bible 2,3 , V. Pres. 3.

Moore, Pauline Elizabeth: FHA 1,2,3.

Morris, Barbara Ann: FHA 1,2; Nursing 1,2.

Morris, Bobby Wayne.

Morris, Earl Reese, Jr.

Morris, Gail Elaine: VICA I.

Morris, Lee: Radio 1,2; Chess 1,2.

Morris, Linda Faye.

Morris, Lyvonna Diane: FHA 2,3 .

Morris, Patsy Ann, Pat.

Morris, Rosa Lee: Red Cross I ,2.

Morris, Steve Wilson: ICT 2,3, Rep. 2.

Morton, Elizabeth Anne, Beth: Drama I· French CJ. 1,2, Treas. I, V. Pres. 2; Pep I; Highlight 2.

Mosby, Benjamin William: VICA 3.

Moubray, Betty Barksdale: DECA 1,2,3.

Mundie, Jessie C.: Spanish I.

Murphy, Maureen Ethel: FHA 2.

Murray, Jean Ellen: Drama I ,2; Art I ,2.

Take off your co;

y, Stephen M., S1 ootba ll I ,2,3; JV 8;

er, Linda Faye: F

n, Dyann Elizabe1

tengale, Deborah 1 G . . A. I ; SCA 2,3;

rd, Sharon Faye: ·

Pamela Hope, Pa ·ench CI. I; SCA I,

r. Larry Eugene: Tr

Deborah Lee, Do CA 3; G.A.A. Cht

I, Arthur William, Critique 3; SPVR

Thomas Chari· a 1,2,3, Pres. 3; \1 3; "Brigadoon uade".

;uire, Ronnie: Chess I ,2; ouble B Society; Peer 2,3.

rnold, Doc: DECA 1,2 ;

istene.

ul: Latin I ,2; Radio 1,2, 1 2,3; Chess 2; Key 2,3;

Nita: " Easy to Persuade"

, Steve: Highlight.

n: French Cl. I ,2; Drama 3, District Hi- Y Council

enior Editor 3.

FTA I; Nursing 1,2; FHA

, White Ow l: Key 1,2,3; . II I ,2,3, Most Valuable .ketball I ; Track I.

e: Spanish 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2.

1: Tri-H i- Y I ; Drama 2; Homecoming Court 3.

Drama I.

'eronica Nokomis, Niki: Pres. 3.

>eth: FHA 1,2,3.

FHA 1,2; Nursing 1,2.

v!CA I.

2; Chess I ,2.

1e: FHA 2,3.

lt.

j Cross 1,2.

ICT 2,3, Rep. 2.

Anne; Beth: Drama I ; iS. I, Y. Pres. 2; Pep I ;

lliam: VICA 3.

;dale: DECA 1,2,3.

anish I.

hel: FHA 2.

)rama I ,2; Art I ,2.

Take off your coat and stay a whil e, Lee!

Murray, Stephen M., Steve: Key 2,3 ; SCA 1,2,3 ; Y. Football 1,2,3; JV Basketball I; Track I.

Neher, Linda Faye: FHA I; Library I ,2; ICT 1,2.

Nelson, Dyann Elizabeth: Art I.

Nightengale, Deborah LaJuan, Debbie: Nursing 1,2; G .A.A. I ; SCA 2,3; Homecoming Court I.

Norford, Sharon Faye: Tri- Hi- Y I ,2.

Null, Pamela Hope, Pam: Drama I ,2,3 ; Record 2; French Cl. I ; SCA I ,2,3.

Oder, Larry Eugene: Track I.

Oliva, Deborah Lee, Debbie: G.A.A. I ,2; € hess 2; DECA 3; G .A.A. Cheerleader I; Basketball 2.

Ordel, Arthur William, Ill, Bill: Debate 2; Cam­era 3; Critique 3; SPVRM 3; Peer 1,2,3.

Osina, Thomas Charles, Tom: Critique 2,3; Drama 1,2,3, Pres. 3; Environment 3; SCA 3; SPVRM 3; "Brigadoon", "Blithe Spirit", "Easy to Persuade".

Owens, Karen Lynn: Drama 1,2,3; Pep 1,2; Art 1,2; SCA 3; Spanish 3; Patriot Pinion.

Pace. Judith Dianne.

Pace, Nan: SCA 2,3 ; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, ICC Rep. 3; Cheerleader I ,2 ,3, Co-Head 3; AFS Candidate 3.

Pasternak, Steve.

Patterson, Dana Bruce.

Patterson, Susie Ann: Drama I; Art I ,2,3; Nursing 2,3.

Payne, Margaret Leigh, Peggy: FHA 2; Tri-Hi­y 2; Nursing 2,3, Pres. 3; Talent Show.

Payne, Rebecca Jane: DECA I.

Pendleton, Roger Lee.

Pietsch, Becky Ann: Art 1,2,3, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Pep I ; SCA 3; Tri-Hi-Y I ; Drill Team 3; Tal­ent·Show.

Pinto, Donald, Don .

Pinto, Priscilla Annette.'

Pollard, Deborah Kerr, Debbie.

Pollard, Katherine Hirst, Katie: Pep I; Tri-Hi- Y I ,2; French I.

Polson, William Randy, Jr. , Hot Dog: Key I; Chess 2; Football I ,2,3; Basketball I ,2,3.

Powell, Beverly Arline, BB: Art I ,2; Drama I ; Spanish 2.

Powell, James Franklin, Jimmy.

Prescott, Susan Elizabeth: French Cl. I ,2; Drama 1,2.

Price, Sandr,a Lee.

Price, Wanda Gayle: Powder-Puff 3.

Pritchett, Herbert Rice, Sonny: Rocket 2.

Pritt, Carolyn Sue.

Pritt, Marilyn Faye: FT A 2; Art I.

Proffitt, Frederick Edward, Eddie: Chess I ; Rockett 2.

Pruett, Nancy Caroline.

Pugh, Brenda Joyce.

Pugh, Charles Ellis, Chuck: French 1,2.

Quarles, Darlene Marie: Library Cl. I ,2,3, Rep. 2, Pres. 3; Y. Cheerleading 3; Peer 2,3, Activi­ties Editor 3; Senior C lass Sec.-Tres.

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Ragland, Louis Alfonzo.

Raines, Janice Lee, J.J .: FHA 1,2,3.

Ray, Savoia Belinda, Butter: Bib le 2,3; Home Ec. I ; Nurs ing I.

Reaveau, N ina M.

Reid, Donald Lee, Jr., Shorty: Band 2; Chess I; Thespian 3; SPVRM 2; Soccer I ,2 ; Track I; Basketba ll 3.

Reilly, Patricia Jeanne, Trish: SCA I ,2,3 ; Drama I ; Highlight 3.

Renn, G. Ellen.

Rhodes, Betty Jo, B.J.: French Cl. 1,2, Rep. 2; Powder-Puff 3.

Rice, Barbara Ann.

Ripberger, Katherine Frances.

Rittenhouse, Linda: SCA 2,3, Rep. 2, Sec.-Tres. 3; Tri-H i-Y I ,2; Pep I; Art I; Jr. Class Sec.­Tres. ; Nat'l Honor Society, V. Pres . ~ .

Ritter, Karen Ann.

Roach, Carroll Edward.

Roberts, Stuart Singleton.

Robertson, Roger Thomas.

Romer, Thomas Hardin, Tom: Spanish 1,2,3, Y. Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Debate I ,2; Critique 2,3, ICC Rep. 3; Peer 2,3, Editor 3; Senior ClassY. Pres.; Nat'l Honor Society 3; "South Pacific" .

Roseberry, David S.: Radio 1,2; Rocket 2; Key 3; Peer 2,3 .

All for us?

Roseberry, Robert Alexander, Jr.

Rutland, Barry Kent.

Salley, Cynthia Summers, Cyn: Band 2; Tri-Hi­y 3; SCA 2, V. Pres. 2; Honor Society 3, Tres. ; Virginia G irls' State.

Samsel!, Darryl Philip: Band I ,2,3 ; Spanish I ; Soccer 3.

Sandridge, Brenda Faye: FHA I ; Nursing 3, V. Pres. 3.

Sanner, Jerry F.: Band 1,2,3 ; Soccer 1,2,3.

Sanner, Terry, TJ: Latin 1,2; VICA I ; JV Football I ,2; Soccer I ,2; Track I.

Sapin, Robin Michelle, Shorty.

Saumweber, Marcia Joan.

Saunders, James Franklin, Jr.: Art I ,2,3, Tres. 3; Drama 1,3; SPVRM 3.

Saylor, Nolan Lafayette.

Scott, Mary Frances.

Seawell, Larry.

Seiler, Cary Edward.

Seiler, Penny Faith, Penniwinkle.

Shelton, Robert Erwin, Bobby: Bible 2; JV Basketball 2.

Sherrard, Steven Daniel, SDS: Debate 3; Rocket 2.

Sherwood, Jeffrey Kirk, Jeff: SPVRM 2,3 ; Track I .

Shifflett, Barbara Anne.

Shifflett, Brenda Faye: FHA 2,3; Record 2,3: Nursing 2,3.

Shifflett, Connie Sue: F HA I ,2; Nursing I ,2.

Shifflett, Gary Lewis.

Shifflett, Gary Wayne.

Shifflett, Judy Dianne.

Shifflett, Karen Kay.

Shifflett, Katherine Jeannette, Kathy: FHA I ,2; Nursing 1,2.

Shifflett, Larry Michael.

Shifflett, Linda Ann: Nursing I , ICC Rep. I.

Shifflet, Pamela Ann, Pam: French 2, Sec. 2; Drama 1,2 ; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; .Cheerleader 1,2,3; " Brigadoon", Talent Show; Honor Society 3.

Shifflett, Steven Wayne.

Shortell, Linda Joyce.

Shotwell, Marilyn Hope, Hope: SCA 1,2,3; Drama 1,2; Drill Team 3; Homecoming 2,3, Queen 3; C lass Sec. 3.

Shull, Amanda Jean: Library I ,2, Sec. I ,2.

Sieg, Mary Elizabeth, Hobbit: Library 3.

Simmons, Carol Starr: Art I ; Tri-Hi- Y 2,3, Pres. 3; Drama 1,3, Thespian 3; Drill Team 3; " Brigadoon", "South Pacific" .

Smith, Barbara Ann, Barb: Bible 1,2; Highlight 2,3, News Editor 3.

Smith, Charles Holden, Ill, Char lie: Radio I ; Rocket I ; Photography 3; Drama 3; Peer 3, Pho­tographer 3.

Betty, did you hear it too!?

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Smith, James Ernest.

Smith, Jerry Stephen, Pete.

Sm1th, M ichael M., Mike: Band 1,2,3; SPVRM 2,3, Pres. 3; Critique 3; Pep 2; Key 2,3; Art 3; Drama 3; JV Football I ; V. Football 2,3 ; V. Basketball I ; Thespians 3; SCA Newsletter 3.

Sowers, Cynthia Preis, C indy: Drama I ,2,3; SPV RM 2; Art I ; SCA 3; Powder-Puff2.

Spaffor:sl, John Anthony: Drama 1,2; Radio I; C ritique 3; SPVRM 3; Soccer 1,2; Ice Hockey I; Tennis I .

Spencer, Dale Hastelle.

Spicer, Susan Diane, Sue: Drama 2,3; French 2; Art 2.

Spradlin, Teddy James.

Sprouse, John P.

Staton, Roger: ICT I.

Stephens, William F., Billy: French I ; Coin I; Harvard Book Award 2.

Stevens, Garth, Jr.

Stokes, Barbara Ann, Sue: Library 2; FHA 2.

Strother, Edwin Nelson, Jr., Goose: Monogram 1,2 ,3, Sec-Tres. 2, Pres. 3; SCA 1,2,3; Key 1,2,3; V. Footba ll 1,2,3, All-Valley District, Honor­able Mention, All-Central, Honorable Mention, All-Northwest Regiona l, Washington Post Commonwealth's District All-Stars; Honor Soci­ety.

Tate, Paul Allen.

Taylor, Doris Ann, Cake: ICT 3; FHA I.

Taylor, Grafton.

Taylor, Thomas Sidney.

Terrell, Linda Diane: French I ,2 ; Debate I ; Drill Team 3.

Tevendale, Gary Thomas, Grand Funk: Coin I; Chess 1,2,3; Drama 1,2,3; French I ; Critique 2,3; SCA 3; SPVRM 3; Golf3.

Tharp, Cynthia Lee, C indy: FHA I; Regional Chorus I.

Thomas, Catherine Ann, Cathy: Drama 3.

Thomas, Melissa Brook.

Thomas, Theodore McNiel, Jr.

Thomas, William Scott.

Thompson, Charles R., Robert : Track I .

Thompson, Earl F : Highlight.

Thompson, Theodore, Ted: J .V. Football I ; Highlight 2,3.

Thornton, Frank C.: Coin I ; Critique 2,3; SPVRM 2, V. Pres. 2.

Thurston, Linda Diar

Timberlake, Gertrud1

Timberlake, Joan.

Tirrell, Thomas A., 1 1,2,3 .

Tomlin, Douglas WaJ

Tom lin, Robert Gran

Toms, Ruby: GAA I I ; Jr. -Sr. Basketball I.

Totty, Sara Lynn: Jr.

Tremblay, Richard M _; Mo nogram 3; Golf

T rent, John Thomas, tiq ue 3; French I ,2. Track 1,2.

T ubbs, Phyllis Anna,

T ufts, Sharon Lee.

T urner, Lana Labell: ., ' ., .).

Valentine, Pamela R Pres. 3; ICC I ; GAA I

\ anderlinde, Craig.

\ anderploeg, Malcoh - H 1,2.

\'anHook, Virginia E V. Pres. 2; Science I , :

\'ern on, Stephen: FF 1

\' t, Linda Magnolia

\' ia, David Leon, All 1.2: SCA I.

\ ia, Rebecca Lee.

Waddell, Addison Tat

Wade, Boyd Eugene, j

Walker, Clarence, Jun

\\ alker, Pamela Jane 1.2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Er Basketball I ,2,3; Softt

\ a lker, Rachel Lee, 1.2,3.

\ alker, Sterling Lee, lass Pres. 3.

\ alton, Paul McKir J .V. Footba ll 2.

Band 1,2,3; SPVRM ep 2; Key 2,3 ; Art 3;

V. Football 2,3 ; V. SCA Newsletter 3.

::: indy: Drama 1,2,3; 'owder-Puff2.

Drama 1,2; Radio I; ~er 1,2; Ice Hockey I;

Drama 2,3; French 2;

y: French I ; Coin I ;

Library 2; FHA 2.

r., Goose: Monogram SCA 1,2,3; Key 1,2,3; lley District, Honor-Honorable Mention,

Washington Post \li -Stars; Honor Soci-

CT 3; FHA I.

ench I ,2; Debate I ;

Grand Funk: Coin I; ; French I ; Critique If 3.

ly: FHA I; Regional

:athy: Drama 3.

I, Jr.

bert: Track I.

ght.

ed: J.V. Football I;

Jin I; Critique 2,3;

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Thurston, Linda Diane: FHA 1,2; Nursing· l ,2.

Timberlake, Gertrude Elizabeth Louise, Trudy.

Timberlake, Joan.

Tirrell, Thomas A., Tommy: Hi-Y 1,2; Baseball I ,2,3.

Tomlin, Douglas Wayne.

Tomlin, Robert Grant, Bobby: Coin I; Rocket 2.

Toms, Ruby: GAA I ; French 1,2; Powder-Puff I; Jr.-Sr. Basketball I ,2.

Totty, Sara Lynn: Jr. Red Cross 2, V. Pres. 2.

Tremblay, Richard M., Dick: Key I ,2 ,3, V. Pres. 2; Monogram 3; Golf 1,2,3; Drama 2.

Trent, John Thomas, Hot Dog: SCA I ,2; Cri­tique 3; French 1,2,3; SPVRM 3; Soccer 3; Track 1,2.

Tubbs, Phyllis Anna, Tubby: Art I.

Tufts, Sharon Lee.

Turner, Lana Labell: Nursing I; Bible I ; DECA "! ,3.

Valentine, Pamela Renee, Pam: DECA 1,2,3, Pres. 3; ICC I ; GAA 1,2.

Vanderlinde, Craig.

Vanderploeg, Malcolm Joseph, Mac: FFA 1,2; 4-H 1,2.

VanHook, Virginia Elisabeth, Ginny: Latin I ,2, V. Pres. 2; Science I, Sec. I; Drill Team 3.

Vernon, Stephen: FFA 1,2,3.

Vest, Linda Magnolia: Bible 1,2.

Via, David Leon, Alka-Seltzer: Coin II ; Chess 1,2; SCA I.

Via, Rebecca Lee.

Waddell, Addison Tate, Esq.: J.V. Football I.

Wade, Boyd Eugene, Jr.

Walker, Clarence, Junior: Track I ,2,3.

Walker, Pamela Jane, Pam: Drama I ; Spanish 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Environment 2,3; Band 2,3 ; Basketball I ,2,3; Softball I ,2; Powder-Puff I ,2,3.

Walker, Rachel Lee, Snoopy: DECA I ,2; FHA I ,2,3.

Walker, Sterling Lee, Walker: Key 3; SCA 1 ,2,3 ; Class Pres. 3.

Walton, Paul McKinley, Jr.: Agriculture 2 1; J.V. Football 2.

Ward, Frank Edward: Chess I ,2; Stamp & Coin I ; Soccer 2,3; Baseball I ,2,3 ; Basketball 3.

Ward, Linda Ann.

Watson, Johnny.

Watson, Thomas Linton, Tom.

Watts, Cynthia Diane, Cindy: Art 3; Powder­Puff 3.

Wells, Donald Lee.

Wells, Margaret, Ann.

Wheeler, Brenda Joyce: Drama 2,3; SPVRM 2; Powder-Puff 3; Peer 3.

Wheeler, Pamela Martin, Pam: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; SCA 2; Pep 2.

Whitcomb, Helen Elizabeth, Bunny: Tri-Hi- Y 1,2,3, Rep. 3; French 2,3; Art 1,2.

White, Beverly Dawn.

White, Joe Wyatt, Big Baby Joe: ICT 1,2; FFA I.

White, Walter Lee.

Whiting, Sandra Marie.

Williams, David C.L., V.W. Man.

Williams, David Marvin.

Williams, Michael Dolell.

Wilson, Esther Fleming: Drama I ; Spanish 1,2, Rep. 2; Tri-H i-Y 2; Homecoming Rep. I ,2.

Wilson, Lisabeth Browne, Liz: FHA 1,2,3; Art I ,2,3, Sec. 3; Talent Show 2.

Winston, Valerie Jonita: FHA 1,2; DECA 1,3, Tres. 3; Bible 2.

Wood, Brenda Gayle.

Wood, Jeff Nathan.

Wood, Trinlie: GAA I; Powder-Puff 2; Jr.-Sr. Basketball 2.

Woods, Thomas Lee, Tommy: VICA I .

Woodson, Barbara Gillum: Art I ,2 ; Tri-Hi- Y I; Talent Show 2; Peer 2,3, Senior Editor 3.

Woodson, Barbara Lynn.

Wright, Carl William.

Wright, Paul Douglas.

Wright, Sylvia Marie: FTA 1,2,3, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3; GAA 3; JV Girls' Basketball Mgr. 2; V Girls' Basketball Mgr. 3; Powder-Puff 3; Peer 2,3 , Underclassmen Editor 3.

Wyant, Jean Burton, Jeannie: Spanish I ,2,3, ICC Rep. 3; Drama I; French 2,3; Environment 2,3 ; Powder-Puff 2,3; AFS 2.

Young, William Tanner, II, Bil l: Chess I ,2; Latin 3.

Zimmerman, Donald Theos, Tim: French I ,2, 3, Treas. 3; Monogram 2,3; SPVRM 3; Soccer 1,2,3, Co-Captain 3, MVP 3; Honor Society.

Ziock, Hans Joachim: Chess I.

Zoulis, Peter Andreas.

Now, how do I work my way out of this one?

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Foreign Exchange Students

Bigi Aschbach ... AI bemarle's adopted German ... meeting those "crazy Americans" going trick-or-treating

watching her first football game . .. attending classes at U. Va. reaching out and

grasping ideas to achieve her goals hoping to return to the U. S. to study medicine ... most of all, falling in love with America . . . She leaves behind a memory

which time cannot erase.

Bigi shares her country with us.

Bigi 's new found American friend????? Jeane

Bigi watches for the stroke of midnight! Jean 'talks l

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Jean experiences a new mode of transportation!!!

:! Jean ' talks Turkey' with us!

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Turkey-Land of Arabian Nights? Not quite! but a wonderful place to find a new family,

meet new friends, and ride a while on a camel.

Jean's Turkish family, the Osden's.

:rio nor Grad u.a. tes

Fifth: Trinkle Jones Sixth: Margery Daughtrey Valedictorian: Brenda Hammond Salut~

Ninth: Ralph Claytor

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Seventh: Doug Earle Eighth: Laura Fredrick

Eleventh, Jean Wyant; Twelfth, Cynthia Salley; Thirteenth (tie), Carol Simmons; Fifteenth, Janie Bowen; Sixteenth (tie), Philip Harris, Tim Zimmerman, Ronnie Maupin; Nineteenth, Janet Hall. Not pictured: Thirteenth (tie), Cathy Bailey; Twentieth, Jill Levenson.

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Glen Haynes , President

Keith YandeCastle , Vice President

Agee, Alge Agee , Douglas Andrews, Ginger

Cheryl Mueller, Secretary-Treasurer

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Apperson, John Arbaugh , Mike Arehart , Debbie

Baber, Bonnie Baber, Jean Baber, Thomas

Lil Salley, Reporter

Bailey, John Baldi ni , Jan Barn ette, Kim

:r , Bonnie !r, Jean !r, Thomas

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Bailey, J o hn Baldini, J an Barnette, Kim

Barnette, Patsy Bascom, Blair Bates, George

Batten, Rebecca Bauley, Tom Bayar, Steve

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Bickel, Darl Bickers, Edw in a Bickers, Paulette

Billups, Barbara Binns, Steve Birckhead, Frank Black, Bill Blackma n, Bill

Blankenship, Terry Bondurant, Fi t Bowen, James Bowles, John Bowyer, Robe rt

Boyle, Dia ne Breeden, Wanda Bridges, Larry Brock, Sharon Brooks, Di ane

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Brown, Barbara Brown, Bo bby

Brown, Brenda Brown, Debo rah

Junio r Representative, Eunice Brown, ente rs. Brown, Eunice Brown, Jim Brown, Susan Brya nt , Frances Burford, Susan Butler, G reg

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Butler, John Byers, Catherine Byers, Michael Camfield, Chr is Campbell , Diane Campbell , Gary

Campbell , Robert Canady, Doug Carey, J ack Carman, Donna Carpente r, Dani el Carr, Te resa

Carr, William Carroll , Larry Carter, Chris Cason. Susa n Chester, Ann Clark , Buddy

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Clark, Mary Sue Clatterbuck, Bruce Clayton, Mike Claytor, Larry Cleveland, Rusty Cobb, J oseph

William II , Larry r, Chris t. Susan er, Ann , Buddy

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Clark, Mary Sue Clatterbuck, Bruce Clayton, Mike Claytor, Larry Cleveland, Rusty Cobb, J oseph

Cobb, Roger Cobbs, Peter Cockrum, Susan Coleman, Debbie Coleman, Joan Coles, Carol

Coles, Edna Coll ins, G len Comfort, Ginny Cook, Kip Copenhaver, Judy C ramer, Bobby

Craver, Charles Crenshaw, Hi ll eary Crickenberger, Wayne Crider, Trevette Critzer, Barbara Curtis, Dawn

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David T homas conducts the class.

Cutright, Brad Cutright, Sandra Dameron, Wanda

Dav s, Earl DavsJeff Dav s, Matthew

Davison, John DeBell. Miche le Deets. Betsy

Easter , Barry Easter. Emi ly

Dickens, Andy Dick erso n. Juli e Dic kerso n. Robe rt

Easton , Doug Eastwood . Jim

Dill ard , Cora Dillard . Nancy Do lan. Robert

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Dougl ass, Moll y Dudle y, Do na ld Dudl ey. Ke n

Dunn. Do nni e Durham . Sandra Durrer . Marjo ri e

Junior Patriots rush onto the fie ld .

Durrett , Edward Dwi er , Kev in Ear le. Wend y

Ed munds, Janet Ewell , C indy Fa rish , Betty

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Edmunds, Janet Ewell , Cindy Farish, Betty

Farmer, Bill Farrish, Mike Faulconer, Janice

Ferguson, Sandra Fields, Donna Fitch , Steve

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Do yo u sel l more tickets that way, Jeff.,

Fitzgerald , Gayle Fleischauer, Jeff Flick , Teresa Forbes, Julie Foster, Dwight

Foster Linda Foster, Sheila Fox, Carol Fox, Martha Frazier, Calvin

Frederick, Teddy Gaines, Eva Gardner, Edward Gardner, Janet Garnett, Leigh

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Garrison, Martha Gianniny. Avis

G ibson, Dav id G ibson, Dori s

Gibson , Ja mes Gibson, Pat G lass, Ted Golden, J ean Golden, John Goldstei n. C indy

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Gowns , Haze l Graham , Do nna G raves. Anne G raves , St acey G ree n, Mary Green, Nikki

Greims, Sandi G rim es, Tommy Guthri e, Jimm y Haga, Ga il Ha hn , Dav id Hall . Kath y

Hall . St eve Hamm, Debbie Hancock, Vi ck ie Haney, Gary Ha ney, T im Harding, Dusty

Harl ess, Franklin Har ris, Carolyn Harris, Cindy Harris, Glenn Harrison, Sail} Haynes, Gl en

a ll , Steve amm , Debb ie ancock, Vicki e aney , Gary aney, Tim ard ing, Dusty

Har less, Franklin Harri s, Caro lyn Har ris, C indy Har ris, Glenn Harr iso n, Sally Haynes, G len

Headstrea m. Dav id Heishman , Jan Henderson, David Henderson, Justine Hende rson, Rhonda Henl ey. T im

Herndo n. Gi lda Herold, J a net Herring, Diane Herring, Do nna Hi cks, M ichael Holman, Bi ll

Howard, Pamela Howard. Sarah Hud a ll , J ean Hudson, Larry Hudson, Michael Hughes, Cath y

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Humphrey, Ha rvey Hunt, Ken

Hunt, Mike Hyman , Ann

Ca rol utili zes progress--the time clock .

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Brother Lindsay"s new lab.

Jackson, Yivan J ahrsdoerfer, Alexa J oh nson, Haywood Johnson, Joan Johnson, Linda

Johnson, Vickie Johnson, Wanda Johnson, Willi am Johnston, Elian J ohnsto ne, Butch

Jones, Mike Janseen, Alex J ordan, Geneva Jordan, Phillip Joseph , Don

Joseph , Duff Jullien, Bill Kelso, Bob Kennedy, Bobby Ke nt.-Wes

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lngerick. Nancy lr by. Do n

Israe l. Terry J ac kso n. Howard

J ac kso n. Mary Ann Jac kso n. Sadie

Kern, Ly le Key, G lori a

:kso n. Mary An n :kso n. Sad ie

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Kern, Lyle Key, G lori a

Key, Janet Kidd . C harl es

Kirby, Hugh Kirksey, David

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Ano th er a ppetiz ing lunch!

Kirtl ey, Yick ey Kite , All en Knight , Linda Kyse r, Do nna Lack ey, To m

Ladd, Cary Lane, Amy Lane, Rebecca Lange, Dot La Rue, Carri e

Lea ke, Do n Leake, Pa rke r Leake, Sheil a h Lew is, Rona lda Lingle, Gary

Lo uden, Harrison Lowenh a upt , Steph ene McCaul ey, Caro lyn McDaniel, Jesse McGehee. Jani e

McGilvery, E li zabeth McGraw. Joni McWil li ams. J an et Madison, Mark Marshall , Bertha

Marsha ll , David Marston. Gary Martin, AI Martin, Robert Martin, Sandy

Masnik , Barbara Maup in, Corene Maupin, Lucky Maupin, Mary Maupin, Michael

What's wrong with the sta irs, Willie''

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Maupin, Sharon Mawyer, Margaret Meem, John

Melton, Pat Mill er, Belinda Mi ll er, Brenda

Miller, Carson Minter, Patsy Mitchell , Denni

Napier, Sandra Napier, Tommy

ler, Carson 1ter, Patsy chell , Denni

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Nardi , Jeanne Naylor, Allison

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Mrs. Fantino broods over her flock .

Monroe, Ol lie Moore, Joy Moore, Nancy Morris, Becky Morris, Carolyn

Morris, Cathy Morris, Debbie Morris, Doug Morris, Irvin Morris, Kathy

Morris, Laura Morrris, Linda Morris, Nelson Morris, Stephen Morton, Ch ip

Moskelski, Robert Moyer, Debbie Muell er, Chery l Napier, Nola Napier, Ronald

Nel son, George Nieman, Martha

Norford , Darrell Norton, Pat

Chery l harasses the photographer.

Nougaret, Ray O'Brien, Barbara

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Oliver, Irene Owen , John Pace, Marvin Pace. Melvin Paige, Benjamin Pairet, Edwin

Patterson, Bill Patterson, Janet Peters, Stephen Peterson, Martha Phelps, Tommy Phillips, Claude

Phillips, Lanny Pitts, Greg Poindexter, Constance Poll ard, Betty Pors, Christ iane Porter, Margaret

Powell , Daniel Powell , Shirley Price, James Pugh, Charles Quarles, Theresa Quasebarth . Susan

illips, Lanny ts, Greg indexter, Constance liard, Betty rs, Christiane rter, Margaret

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Powell, Daniel Powell, Shirley Price, James Pugh , Charles Quarles, Theresa Quase ba rth . Susa n

Quast , Bonnie Ramazani , Yaheed Rauch , Becky Remley, Mike Rennolds, Debbie Respress, Boopy

Rexrode, Dllmas Rhodes, Judy Rice. Jimm y Rickey, Janet Richmond , Geraldine Ritchie. Bonnie

Rives, Barclay Roach, Peggy

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Studying hard, Vivian?

Roberts, John Robinson, George Robertson, Mary, Ann Rogers, Sally

Was it really that bad , Ricky?

Roseberry, Susan Roston , Ros ie

Roudabush, Paul Royster, George

Ruscher, Tom Rush, Sheilah Rush, William Ru sse ll , Elaine Ryall s, Larry Salley, Lil

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Sams, Lynn Sandell, Bobby Sandridge, Gerald Sandridge, Rachael Sawyer, Bob Scott, Lloyd

Seaborn, Linda Shafer, Roy Sheridan. Pat Sherwood, Robin Shifflett Carl Shifflett. Henry

Shifflett, Judy Shifflett, Linda Shifflett, Sharane Shifflett , Steve Shisler, William Showalter, Mike

Simms, Elgie Smith. Cheryl Smith, Matthew Smith. Peter Smith, Phillip Snow. Robin

fflett , Jud y fflett , Linda fflett , Sha ra ne fflett , Steve sler, Willi am >walter, Mike

Simms. Elgi e Smith . C heryl Smith . Mat th ew Smith . Pet er Smith . Phillip Snow. Robin

Sond ay. Robe rt Spencer. Roy Spencer. Sue Sprouse, Debbie St ahl , St even Stapl es, Robin

St ark e, To mm y Steppe, Ca rol yn St eppe, Jack ie St evens. Stewa rt Sto kes, Rebecca Strasse r. Peter

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Sudduth, Jess ie Sutherl and , Rit a Swingler, She il a T albert , Debbi e T anto n, T o mmy Terell , Ma ry Ann

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Thacher, Ca ro l Thacker, C harl ott e

Tho mas, Dav id Tho mas, M ichael

Th e ma id, J eanne N a rdi , ta lks to the medium , Linda Seabo1

Thompson, Gregory T hompson. J ud v Thompso n. Ma,: ic

Va nH ook. Patr ic ia Vess, Kenny

Thornley. Lauri e Timberl a ke. Joyce Tinsley. Keit h

Vonherbulis. Leslie Vonthel e n. Sa nd y

Titus. Gerry Tomlin. Pat Toms. Emm ett

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Topper. Debbie Trainum. Douglas Tuck er . J ennifer

Turner , Martin. Turner . Ph yllis T yler. Ke ith

David and Don enjoy Spanish class??

Van. Sue Vandecastle, Ke ith VanFossen, Carla

Wagner, Bruce Wake, Kenna Walker, Clyde

Sue ecastl e, Keith ·ossen, Carla

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Wagner, Bruce Wake, Kenna Walker, Clyde

Walker, Debbie Walker, Diane Walker, Rosetta

Walton, Wade Ward, June Ward, Linda

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Elgie Simms as the student.

Wawner, Scott Waytes, George Weary, Terry Wells, Gregory Wells, Ronnie

Wells, Steve Wesley, Mannis Wesner, Sherry Wetzel , Bruce Whaley, Robert

White, Stelia Whiting, Marilyn Whiting, Thelma Williams, Allen Williams, Danny

Williams, James Williams, Kenneth Williams, Teresa Wilson, Jim Wingfield, William

Wolfe, Susan Wood, Chester Wood, Daniel Wood, Debbie Wood, G.C.

Wood, Judy Wood, Pat Wood, Sharon Wood, Wanda Woodruff, Mary

The chorus in action. David and Blair sample cafeteria delicac ies.

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Act I, Scene I: Much Ado About Nothing.

!ria delicacies.

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John Link--enthralled by Trigonometry.

Woods, Janis Woodson, Judy Word, Charlotte Worrall , Sara Wright, Barbara

Wright , Doug Wright, Sylveste r Wyant, Bernard Wyant, Sarah Yates, Cauline

Yates, Cindy Yates, Gertrude Yates, Shirley Ziegler , Mike Zimmer, Lou

Sophomores

Buster De Biasi, Pres ident

Linda Johnson, Vice President

Abbott , Ginny Abbott, Lynn Abel , Roy Aberle , Richard

Kathy Kelly , Secretary-Treasurer

Adams, Greg A hrend, David Allen , Donna Allison, Randy

Anderson, Earl Anderson , Orlando Anderson , Wanda Arnhoff, Stuart

Arnold, Linda Aschenbach, Jennie Averett, Glenda Ayers, Linwood

Susie Harrison , Reporter

Babe r, Cathy Bailey, C indy Bai ley, Willie Ba iley, Donna

nold, Linda chen bach, Jennie ·erett, G lenda ·ers, Linwood

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Baber, Cath y Bailey, Cindy Bailey, Willie Bailey, Donna

Bain , Peter Baker, Jackie Baker, Lon Baker, Violet

Ballard. Donna Banks, Roynetta Barbour, Dale Barbour, Kenneth

Barbour, Robin Barnett, Floyd Barrell , Barbara Barrett, Margaret

Batten, Janet Batton, Wilma Belew, Larry Bell , Debbie

Ben, Casandra, Muriel and Debbie take their eyes off the game.

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Bell, Susan Bentley, Laurie Birckhead, Carolyn Birckhead, Donna

Bishop, John Bishop, Steve Black , Jeffrey Black, Joe

Cath y a nd Susie- stud ying??

Blankenbaker, Susan Bolden, Russell Blitch, Pasty Bond, Elizabeth Blucher, Na ncy Bond, James

Bowen, Alec Bowen, Beth Bowen, Doroth y

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Bowles, Larry Brackett, James Brackett, Mary Bradley, Jane Bragg, Donnie Brassfield, Betty Breeden , Ann

Brezinski, Debbie Bridges, Diane Bristow, Cynthi a Britt, Randy Brock, Emily Brooks, Dallas Brown, Danice

Brown, Larry Brown, Thelma Bryant, Donna Bull, David Burnett, Steven Burnley, Catherine Burruss, Joyce

Burruss, Kay Burruss, Virginia Burton, Susan Bush, Don Bush, Michael Byrd, Casandra Cain, La ureen

Brown, Larry Brown, Thelma Bryant, Donna Bull, David Burnett, Steven Burnley, Catherine Burruss, Joyce

Burruss, Kay Burruss, Virgini a Burton, Susan Bush, Don Bush, Michael Byrd, Casandra Ca in, Laureen

Call oway, Shirl ey Canipe, Debbie Carr, Benj amin Carr, Desiree Carr, Mary J ane Carrik er, C ind y Carswell , T ad

Carter, Dabney Carter, G lenn Carver, J ohn Caso n, Cath y Cassell , Debbie C hild ress, Vanita C hisho lm, Kath erin e

C hristm as, Lloyd C lark, She il a C la rk son, J ames C la rk son, Peggy C latterb uck, Gary C laybrook, Karen C lements, Dona ld

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Buzzy tries to figure o ut where th e oth er half is.

Clements, Sherry Cobb, J ohn Cohen, Rod

Coleman, Debbie Coleman, Wilson Coles, John

Colli e r, Wayne Combs, Susan Cook, Marvin Cook, Michael Cook, Ruth Ann Cookenour, Doug

Copeland, Becky Corad i, Karen Cott le, J ames Cowan, Ha lli e Cox, Gary Coyner, Lenni e

Craddock, Carole Craig, Betsy Craig, Betty Crickenberger, Bonita C ritzer, Joyce Critzer, M ichael

Something catches Casandra's attention.

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C ritzer, Mike Curme, Jonathan Curtis, Greg Cui ti tt a, Tom

Davis, Denise Davis, J er i Dav is, Keith Dav is, Mary

Dav is, Ro land Dav is, Robert DeBias i, Peter Dempsey, Teresa

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Duncan, Dav id Dunn, Peggy Durrett , Gregory Dyer, Beth

)avis, Roland )avis, Robert )eBiasi, Peter )empsey, Teresa

What are you staring at, Drew?

Duncan, Dav id Dunn, Peggy Durrett, Gregory Dyer, Beth

Easter, Amy Easter, Jeff Eckman, Gergg Eubanks, Helen

Eubanks, Valerie Eudailey, Kay Farrish, Dar lene Farrish, Tommy

Faust, Bill Feggans, Vivian Felker, Charles Fells, Dale

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Figgatt, Debbie Finks, Sally Fisher, Vanessa Flora, Eleanor

Forney, Susan Fox, Shelia Franus, Lila Frazier, Rosa

Detamore, Tommy Dickerson, Josephine Dickie, Cindy

Dougherty, Steve Dougl as, Frank Dougl as, Steve

Dowell , lvar Drumheller, Nancy Dudley, Gregory

Steve a nd Buster enjoy the cafeter ia atmosphere.

Frisco , Ka thy Frye , Bernard Gae rtner . Pa ul

G a rdner , Bever ly Gard ner . Melton G a rri so n. Dav id

Garriso n, Le na Garrison . Margaret G ay . C ind y

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Gentry, Willia m P. Gibson , Willi a m W Gibson , C harl otte Gibson , Debra Gibson , Dor is Gibson. Ear l Gibson . Mildred

G lass , Mike Goodwin , Ginger Goode , J ohn Goodloe. Corne li a Goodr idge, Shawn Go url ey. Allen G raves. Larry

G raves , Wa nda Gray , Do nald Gray , Sandra Green. Ray mo nd Hal l. George Ha nger, Pam Harding. Ba rba ra

Harlow, Pa uline Harr is . Geo rge Harri s, J a mes Harri s , Yick ic Harri s, Vicky Harrison , Susie Ha ugh . Day ton

:J raves, Wa nda :J ray, Do nald :J ray , Sandra :J ree n. Ray mo nd -! a ll. G eorge -I a nger. Pa m -l a rding. Ba rba ra

H a rl ow , Pa uline H a rri s. Geo rge H a rri s. J a mes H a rri s, V ick ie H arri s. Vicky H a rri son. Sus ie H a ugh . Day to n

H aw kins , A lfred Hedric k. Cat hy He nderson. Do n Henry. Roge r Hero ld , He nry Herring . W a nd a Hicke l. Bill

Hill. Edwa rd Hi xon, Ma ry Ho lm es. M ike Ho lt . Steph e n Ho lzt. Isabe ll a Hu a ng. He len Hucks te p. Ke ith

Hudso n. Ve rn e ll Hudso n. Ver nicc Huff. Gary Hughes. Joseph Hug hes . Rhonda Hughes. V ick ie Hu ie. Irene

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Humphri es, Ro bert Hunt , Carlt o n Hurt , Bl a key Isbister , Mo ra

J ackso n, Joanne J ackson, Lo la J acobs, Lew is J a mes, Bill y

D e bbi e a nd th e drill team-A lbem a rl e's newes t additi o ns.

Jo hnson. Arnie Jo hnson , Debb ie Jo hnson. Kenneth Johnson . Lar ry Johnson . Lew is

Jo hnson, Linda Jo hnson, Lorett a Jo hnson. Sandra Johnson. She I ia Jo hnstone. El izabet h

Jo nes . Jea nne Jones, Jo Jo nes, Sandy Jo rda n , Cassandra Jo rd a n. Judy

Keg ley. Julia Kell y, Kat hy Kelso, Conni e Ken nedy, Joa n Kennedy. Pa ul

Ela ine a nd Pat discove r the wo rld of biology. · Kes le r , Cath y Keyser . Rusty Kit e. J anice

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Kline. Sus ie Kni ght. Wil son Kohl. Bett y

Kyger, Shirley La Buy, Beck y Laffe rt y. Pat

Lam Vincent Lamonds. Debbie Lanahan. Bruce

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Leake. Lew is Lee. Elmer Lew is. Clarence

_am Vince nt _a monds. Debbie _anahan. Bruce

Leake. Lewis Lee. Elmer Le wis. Clarence

Raymond clocks in.

Lewis, Keith Lewis, Richard Lipscomb, Robin

Lipsey, Steve Little, Larry Lohr, Phil

Loscherlder, Barbara Ludwig, Lucie Loz ier, Davina Lumpp, Cindy Luck , Libbie McAllister, Roge r

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Lang, Ka ren Lang, Molly

Lange, Jack Lawless, Kenneth

Lawrence, Bobby Lawson, Cliff

Layman, Lois Layne, Sonny

McCauley, James McCauley, Richard McCormick, Teresa

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McDaniel, Patsy McDermott, Neil McDonald, Donald

I 0: 14, Candy. Are you really ready to leave st ud y hall')')

McLaugh lin . Tr ina Maddox . Herbert Madison. Wendel

Ma ine, John Man ley. Jo Marks. Joseph

Marks. Teresa Marrow . Edwa rd Marrs. David Marsh , William Marshall, C har les Marsha ll , Susan Martin. Eric

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Martin. Mary Mason. Mary Masser . Sue Massey. Bennie Matacia, Theresa Matheny, Ladonna M atysek. Janice

Maupin , Debbie Ma upin, Warren Mawyer, El izabeth May, Marla ine Meeks , Debbie M icham , C lyde Mi lgram, Ca nd y

Miller , Mark Morris , Betty Morris , Bobby Morris, Elizabet h Morris, Gary Lee ' Morris , Gary Lewis Morris. Gaynelle

Morris, Dale Morr is, Linda Morr is, Pamela Morr is, Raymond Morris, Roman Morris, Sam my Morris, Violet

iller , Mark orri s, Bett y orris , Bo bby orris, Elizabet h orri s, Gary Lee orri s, Gary Lewi s orri s. Gaynell e

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Mo rris, Dale Mo rris, L ind a Mo rris, Pamela Mo rri s, Raymo nd Mo rri s, Ro man Mo rris, Sa mmy Mo rris, Vio let

Mo rris, W and a Mo rto n, Conni e Mosby, Vera Mott, Ma rc ie Murdock, D arre ll Murphy, Pet er Mur ray, Andrew

Mye rs, Joe Napi er, C harl otte Nap ier, Eleanor Nash, Di ane Nay lor, Kev in Neihouse, Ri ta N elso n, Lauri e

Noon, Bil l Ogilire, J ames O li via, Dick ie

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A Sandridge so lil oqu y.

O liver, J eanie O' Reil ly, Bi ll Page, Muri e l

Pa rri sh, Esth er Pa rson, V irg ini a Pa tterson, Jul ia

Paul , Margie Phillips, Sa mmy Pi erce, C ha rl es

Pleasants, Kenneth Po lson, All an Poo le, Bryant

Popp, Rosann a Posada, J ack Powell , Kathy

Powe ll. Linda Powe ll. Marth a Pow ley . Andy Presho. Denise

Price . Robert Prill a men. Steve Pugh. Haro ld Pugh. Me lin da

Pugh, Patti Quarl es. J ames Ragl and , Wend y Ra in es, Ro nn ie

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Keith Dav is- iso la ted . but st ill a part of th e tea m.

Ra iney, Linda Ra lster, George Ra mazani , Dav id Ra nkin, Tom

Rea, Do rothy Rea, Marvin Reill y, Kev in Ric hard so n, Ra nd)

Riddl e, Dav id Rido b, Joanne Riggs, Ha ro ld Riggs. Robi n

Sandridge, Dabne) Sandridge, David Sa unders, Robert Schram. N a nc yan

art of the team.

iddle, David idob, Joanne iggs, Harold iggs, Robin

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Sandridge, Dabney Sandridge, David Saunders, Robert Schram, Nancyan

Schwab, John Scott, Patty Seal , Teresa Seiler, Bobby

Sheets, Liz Shellito, Wendy Shifflett, Carol yn Shifflett, Joanne

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Ripley, David Ripley, Jane Roberts, Keith Robinson, Roger Rogers, Becky Rogers, Charles

Rogg, Penny Rohr, Gene Roller, Blair Root , Lynne Rothfiecker, Florence Royster, Debbie

Ruiz, Mary Anne Ryalls, Carol Sacre, Tom Salisbury, Norma Salmon, Patrici a Sanders, J od y

April and Kay relax over a most pleasant lunch.

Shifflett, Mike Shifflett, Naomi Shifflett, Patricia Sh ifflett, Steve

Donna loafs!!

Shifflett, Wayne Short, James Shotwell, Nancy Shumaker, Frank

Simpson, William Sipe, Arthur Sipe, Wilmer Slaughter, Dotti Smith, Clyde Smith, Donna Smith, Edward

188

Smith, Gary Smith, Julie Smith, Kathy Smith, Larry Smith, Lisa Smith, Sheila Smith, Stanley

Smith, Steve Smith, Teresa Sneed, Stormy Snoddy, Cathy Snow, Raymond Solomon, Diane Spencer, Jesse

Sprouse, Barbara Sprouse, Larry Stafford, Judy Steppe, Helen Steppe, Margaret Street, Melinda Sudduth, Jone

Sullivan , Donna Sullivan, Wayne Tanton, Terry Tee!, John Thacker, Debbie Thacker, Sandra Thomas, Gary

;e, Barbara e, Larry d,Judy , Helen . Margaret Melinda h,Jone

Sullivan, Donna Sullivan, Wayne Tanton, Terry Teel, Jo hn Thacker, Debbie Thacker, Sandra Thomas, Gary

Thomas, Laura Thomas, Teresa Thompson, Cheryl Thompson, Jessie Thorsey, Rich Thurman, Anne Timberlake, Janet

Tinsley, Joann Tomlin, Thomas Toms, Dianna Toms , Donnie Towler, Sam Trainum, Yvonne Tremblay, Cathy

Trew, April Tucker, Jane Tucker, Scott

189

Turner, Marjorie Upton, Mike Valentine, Cindy

Valle, Pedro Via, Danny Via, Mamie

Walker , Richard Walker , Robert Walker, Virginia

Via, Nancy Viar, Shelby

VonHerbulis, Chris Wagner, Elaine

Wakley, Chris Walker, Arthur

Walker, James Walker, Nora

Wallace , Curtis Wallace, Gr.over Wallace, Mike

Walton, Paula Walton, Ted Walzak, Kevin

Ward , Charles C. Ward, Charles E. Ward , Patricia

190

Roger pauses before clocking in.

Warner , Carson Webster , C hri sty Warrick, Debbie Weeks , Michael Washington , Elizabeth Wells. Beverly

Wesley, Margaret White , Blair White , Charles

Wood , Richard Wood, Virginia Woodson , Becky

ing in.

esley, Margaret hite , Blair hite , Charles

Wood , Richard Wood, Virgini a Woodson. Becky

Woodson, Ruth Woody, Sally Word , Nancy

Wright, Dan Wright , James Yancey , Kathy

Young, John Zeller , Joy Zimmerman, Hollis

191

White, Grover White, Pam White, Ray Whiting, Mary W ilhelm, Tina

Wilkins, De Wilkinson, Collen Willard, Winnie Williams, Ira Williams, Kenny

Williamson, Charlotte Wilson, Jim Wilson, Sarah Winstead, Mark Winston, Brenda

Winston, James Witcher, Sabra Witt, Donnie Wolford, Steve Wood. Debbie

Teresa takes a test break.

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COMPLIMENTS OF

TELEDYNE AVIONICS,

A DIVISION OF TELEDYNE, INC.

COMPLIMENTS OF

Barracks Road Shopping Center

H.M. GLEASON & COMPANY, INC.

193

HILL AND IRVING FUNERAL SERVICE

First and Market Streets Charlottesville, Virginia

Compliments of

MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., INC.

One Boars Head Lane

~N&9\_~TO~ ~ ~ulk~;~ Li~~~· --

\\ ~ Sand, Stone & Road Work ~ Mail Address: (l h ~~ephone 823-4877 Ivy, Virginia 22943"' ~ 823 -4888 (Bill)

0-r\_d ~ ' ~ tf\Jvb "Our Trade is One That Service Built" ()

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Crozet, Virginia

194

Bigelow Downs Evans & Black Yorkhurst

Woodb1

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LQd 10 j~--1

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Bigelow Downs Evans & Black York hurst

Commercial Custom

Residential

Carpetland, Inc. Woodbrook Village for Shopping

Compliments of

Charlottesville, Virginia 2290 I Phone: 973-4341

Specialists in Carpet Fashions

GLECO MILLING CORPORATION

2858 Route 29 North

.lqllij

Compliments of

C K STEAK HOUSE

Route 29 North

CHARLOTTESVILLE OFFICE MACHINE

CO.

BETTER LIVING Typewriters-Adding Machines-Rentals

Sales and Service

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Since I 893 Charlottesville Lumber Co. 3 10 Avon Street, Charlottesville, Va. 22902 Phone 296-5111

195

919 West Main St.

Phone 296-7419

Custom Framing Prints

Restoration

Custom Lamps Shades

1413 West Main Street, Charlottesville, Virginia Telephone 293-3342 Area Code 703

Richard B. Freeman Manager-Designer

Largest Stock of Old Original Prints in America

TUEL JEWELERS

Certifi ed Watchm aker and Jeweler Keepsake

Diamond and Wedding Rings Longines -Wittn auer, Bulova,

and Accutron Watches 104 South First Street Charlottesville, Ya.

Roy P. Tuel, Prop. Phone 295-4258

196

Compliments

of

• CROZET FOODS

KING & ROBERTS, INC.

1106 Rose Hill Dr.

The

Young

Men's

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R.E.

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~ Guaranteed US!D CARS

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R.E.

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~ Guaranteed US!D CARS

Building Construction

Phones Bus. 286-3821 Res. 386-3244

COLLINS-HERNDON MOTOR CO.

East Main Street, Scottsville, Va. 24590

Andrew Collins, Owner

Compliments of

YANCEY LUMBER CO.

197

Holiday Esso Service Station

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Complete Air-conditioning

Ignition-Work Service

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Phone 295 -8237

CLOVER REALITY

Court Square 293-8104

W.E. BROWN, INC.

Plumbing, Heating,

Air Conditioning,

Electrical Work

Charlottesville Oil Co. Gulf

293-9107

BRUCE'S DRUG STORE

Phone 286-3881 Scottsville, Virginia

UNIVERSITY BILLIARD PARLOR

Telephone 295-9970

198

"Food Fun for Everyone" HOAGIES

On Our Home Baked Sub Rolls PIZZA

Pick-up Orders 296-7007

PeeWee Small Medium Large SPAGHETTI

Lupo's Own Italian Sauce

Delivery Service 295-9153

5 PM to 12 PM Sun.-Thru-Thurs. 5 PM till I AM Fri. & Sat.

Bruce C. Kroencke owner

~ ·~~UPO"S ~~ ACROSS FROM flELDHOUSE ~ 380 EMMET CH-VILLE VA

State Farm is all you need to know about insurance.

HORACE W. DANIEL, AGENT

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Three-year c Fine Art Pro Part time Da Pottery-Ph• Drawing & P

Morton P. T1

2007 Earhar

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CAMPGROUND

Route 250 West Charlottesvi lle, Virginia

Greenwood 456-703 l

VIRGINIA ART INSTITUTE

Three-year career courses in Commercial & Fine Art Professional Instruction Part time Day, Evening & Summer Courses Pottery-Photography-Graphics Design­Drawing & Painting

Morton P. Traylor, Founder-Director

2007 Earhart Street

Checkers

Spaghetti and Pizza House North Emmett Street

Charlottesville, Va.

199

Compliments

of

COLLEGE INN

Compliments of

PIEDMONT TRACTOR

200

I W Heischman Samue A. McClung William · Benton Patterson

. C Souder Juhan · G'Ibert J. Sullivan 1

Webster J Gordon . III · . H Wh1te Wilham ·

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VAUGHAN

dyear Tire~ Goo . al Electn Gener

'. Heischman L McClung ttterson Souder Sullivan Webster

'. White III

A Certified Livestock Market

. , Jl.-- Al.bemarle

~fra-J:~~~~J_JAX Livestock _ ~/w_>;;~ ~.1~ Market

.A/77 ;~~~ - BARR' TIRE cC - /7. JA OMPANY / f ~~ Charlottesville v S I ' a.

a e Every Saturday

618 Forrest Street Dial 296-7154

Compliments of

WYLLIE AND THORNHILL, INC.

204 East Market Street Charlottesville, Virginia

296-7118

VAUGHAN TIRE AND APPLIANCE CO. INC.

Goodyear Tires General Electric

80 I Preston Ave. Charlottesville, Va.

Zenith Maytag

Compliments of

PARKS FINANCE SERVICE, INC.

201

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1971

... ..

Morton

Morton Frozen Foods Division

Mr. Bob Sandell Box 5107 Charlottesville, Virginia

ITT Continental Baking Company Crozet, Virginia

For Your Official Albemarle High School

Class Ring

202

HOLT HARDWARE AND

GIFT SHOP

Scottsville, Va.

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MICHEL HAIR STYLISTS

A Complete Beauty Service

Phone 293-9872

THE TWO THIRTEEN SHOP

213 Fourth Street, N.E. Charlottesville

Gifts Greeting Cards

ROUTE 660 • EARLYSVILLE, VIRGINIA • 22936

203'

Monticello Dairy

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Serving Homemade Meat Sauce & Spaghetti

Chops Steaks

Chicken

-'IIIIo. -This is the International

Symbol for Automation

Printers 1 I 1 I Harris Street

Charlottesville, Virginia

Phone 293-9 I 9 I

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In Charlottesville, In Virginia, in the U.S.A and All Over the World-The above symbols are synonymous

G.E. and Automation Manufacturing Automation Equipment

Process Measurement and Control Division Charlottesville, Va.

GENERAL. ELECTRIC

Air-Condition Service Road Service

Compliments of JACKSON'S GULF SERVICE

UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE

Supplies for Collegians For Over a Century ..

Visit Our Record Department

205

Preston & Grady A venue Charlottesvi ll e, Virginia

S&H Green Stamps Phone 295-8178

Lane's Tailoring Shop

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Our School Photographer

Graham's School Pictures Edgemont and Duncan Street

Bristol, Tenn . BRO\

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BROWN'S DRY CLEANERS, INC.

Two Locations 5 1 0 Preston Ave. 1327 E. High St.

LILDEL

Best in Italian Kosher Foods and American Foods

N.W. Wing Barracks Road Phone: 293-5974

~ KELLER AND GEORGE

Incorporated Jewelers • Opticians

Charlottesville, Virginia

207

SNELLING and SNELLING

America's Largest Personnel System

Telephone 296-5563

CHARLES KING &SON, INC.

Wholesale Grocers Since 1877 Charlottesville, Virginia

Phone 295-9144

Hanckel - Citizens Insurance Corporation

3rd and Jefferson Streets Charlottesville, Virginia

Phone 296-71 91

"Over Seventy Years of Service"

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OVENAIRE, INC.

208

TIMBERLAKE'S DRUGSTORE

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322 East Main Street Charlottesvill e, Virginia

295-9155

KELLER'S

Exquisite Footwear Since 1883

UNIROYAL Scottsville, Virginia

Congratulations to the Class of 1971

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VIRGINIA LAND COMPANY

HOLIDAY INN

One of Charlottesville's Largest and Finest

205 ROOMS Located At Intersection

Rt. 29 North and 250 Bypass

209

Sperry Marine Systems Division

Sperry Rand Corporation

Charlottesville, Virginia

Compliments of

e Rives C. Gentry

Owner

Expert Color T.V. Service

COVEY'S RADIO & T.V. SERVICE, INC.

923 Preston Ave. in Preston Plaza Charlottesville, Ya.

Stuart L. Perry Phone 293-8458

Compliments

of ~ REID'S SUPER SAVE

MARKET~

ANDERSON BROTHERS .11..BOOK STORE Inc.

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Spadling

CARY'S CAMERA SHOP

Barracks Rd. Shopping Center 24 hr. film processing

Cameras--"Binocu ars­Tape Recorder

DOWNTOWN ATHLETIC STORE

407 E. Main Street

Spanjian Rawlings Adidas

Fir M

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First Virginia Bank­Monticello National

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"The Saturday Bank"

The Finest In Steaks

Angus Barn

A Completely Unique Dining Experience at:

Charlottesville, Va. Williamsburg, Va.

Hampton, Va. Waynesboro, Va.

Virginia Beach, Va. Tyson's Corner, Va . ..

Richmond, Va.

211

COMPLETE

PRINTING

Symbol of a Growing Business . . . and a trade mark of a firm dedicated to producing the finest in printing.

SERVICE

King Lindsay Printing Corporation

1134 Rose Hill Dr.

dial: 296-4129

Gta:s~ 124 E. Main St.

Downtown

Your Jeweler for one of your proudest possessions,

your High School Ring. also

Diamonds, Watches, Gift Items and

Beautiful Sil ve r.

Ch-ville, Va.

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L®TTESVILLE AUTO AND:~TRUCK ~ DEA:DERS

COGGINS MOTOR CO., INC. 330 Preston Avenue Charlottesville, Virginia Rambler-Triumph-Mercedes-Benz

JIM PRICE CHEVROLET Rt. 250 East, Pantops Mountain Charlottesville, Virginia Chevrolet-Chevelle--Chevy II Corvair--Corvette--Camaro-Vega 2300

R.M. DAVIS MOTORS, INC. Route 29 North Charlottesville, Virginia Plymouth-Valiant-Chrysler-Imperial

H.M. GLEASON and CO., INC. First and Garrett Streets Charlottesville, Virginia International Trucks & Farm Equipment

HARPER MOTORS, INC. 918 Preston Avenue Charlottesville, Virginia Volkswagen

MacGREGOR MOTORS, INC. 416 West Main Street Charlottesville, Virginia Lincoln Continental-Mercury Comet--Cougar

BRADY BUSHEY FORD, INC. Route No. 250 East, Pantops Mountain Charlottesville, Virginia Ford- Fairlane-Mustang-Falcon Maverick~ Thunderbird--Cortina-Ford Trucks

212

RUSSELL MOONEY OLDS SALES & SERVICE 3 I 5 West Main Street Charlottesville, Virginia Oldsmobile--Oldsmobile F85-Toronado

PEYTON PONTIAC-CADILLAC, INC. 858 West Main Street Charlottesville, Virginia Pontiac-Firebird--Cadillac Pontiac Tempest-Datsun

POLLARD AUTO & G.M.C. SERVICE I 020 Linden Street Charlottesville, Virginia G.M.C. Trucks

S-K MOTORS, LTD. Route 29 North Charlottesville, Virginia Imported Auto Specialists-Sales & Service

JIM WILLIAMS BUICK, INC. 900 Preston A venue Charlottesville, Virginia Buick--Opei-Kadett

WILHOIT MOTORS 404 East Market Street Charlottesville, Virginia Dodge Cars and Trucks Dart--Coronet-Polara-Monaco

PANTOPSTOYOTA Route No. 250 East, Pantops Mountain Charlottesville, Virginia Toyota Sales & Service

SEVEJ

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Ideal Realty Company

Compliments of

SEVEN DAY SHOPPING CENTER

GILMORE, HAMM, and SNYDER, INC.

Furniture for the Home and Office

Charlottesville, ~irgini a

213

}{ e:r ~ f orc:l. mano-r

Inc.

CHEMETRON CORPORATION ARC PRODUCTS DIVISION

2300 Old Ivy Road

HICKORY HILL SERVICE STATION

Route 29 S. Charlottesville, Virginia

Esso Products Meat--Groceries

Beverages Open 7 Days a Week

THE SPUDNUT SHOP

309 Avon Street--Charlottesville, Va. 22901 Phone: 296-0590

Ralph Mustard and Richard Wingfield

214

HARRY WHEELER

Real Estate Post Office Box 164 • Phone (703) 295-5448

Charlottesville, Virginia 2902

Compliments Of Eastern Office

State Farm

Insurance Company 1001 Emmet Street

Charlottesville

THE DAILY PROGRESS

Charlottesville, Virginia

"Rooted in History-In Step With The Future"

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nents Of 1 Office

Farm

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1met Street >ttesville

For Total Insurance Service Call or Stop by

CROZET INSURANCE AGENCY

823 -4321 May We Serve You?

Ride the route of the Silver Eagles­

NATIONWIDE THRU SERVICE EXPRESS SHIPPING CHARTERS-TOURS

Compliments of

"P A'S HILL FARMS"

Route # 2 Charl ottesvill e, Voa . 2290 I

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CONTINENTAL TRAIL WAYS ~ BUS

ty

EUWS ~a/-VW;Jnia

308 East Market Street

OVERLOOK MOTEL

U.S. Route 250 1/z Mile East of City

And 250 By-pass Clara Walden-Owner

Phone 293 -9154

harlottesville ~:~ · • avzngs

anJ. Loan td/t.t.oelaflon

293-5104

THE

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Compliments of

Minor Alexander Insurance

Addie Alexander, Owner Thomas B. Leitch, Associate 404 National Bank Building

293-8188

Barracks Road

Colonel Sanders'

World's No.1 take-home chicken

JiJte fix Sunday dinner seven days a week

1503 N. Emmett Street

217

S. W. BARNES, INCORPORATED

Crozet, Virginia Telephone 823-4391

Charlottesville, Virginia Downtown

Phone 295-5158

~~~v, S'l'o~ ~ AND ~

ASSOCIATES Real Estate

Realtors & Builders

Northway Building 2020 Westfield Rd. Charlottesville, Ya.

Cobham General Store M.L. Smith, Proprietor

Quality Merchandise at Low Prices Cobham, Virginia

218

Pit Bar-B-Que

Compliments of

DIXIE LIX

SPR

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SPRADLIN'S FEED AND SEED

Complete line of Fertilizer and Lime Spread at the lowest price possible

e~~AVAJ1! ~ . '

:Home ol tk~V.PBtf.flt, 29 North. Charlottesville Oasis For Hungry Albemarle Students! Congratulations Seniors and Good Luck.

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C.H. Williams, Inc.

Compliments of

DAVIS FLORIST Phone 295-5912

507 East Main Street Charlottesville, Virginia

THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO.

Barracks Road Shopping Center Charlottesville, Virginia

Paint Headquarters Phone 293-2243

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Roofing and Sheet Metal Work 1234 River Road

Charlottesville, Va. 2290 I Telephone 293 -2302

MONTICELLO FLORAL DESIGNS

First and Water Streets Charlottesville, Virginia

Phone 295 -7118

Strom berg-Carlson

Hessian Hills

Georgetown Green

Four Seasons

Congratulates Albemarle High School Class of 1971

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Come seethe making of power

Vepco's firs t commerc ia l atom ic po\\'cr s tation is now under C0!1struction in Surry Cou nty, Virginia. ln t he new In format ion Center overlook in' c s ite, yo u will :;ee an excellent s lide presentat ion, fasc inating ex hi bits, and a ,,,.,;,,model of lhcr lm "d fmm the balco"Y, yoo e<m wal'h them a<~mblethc wal th;,g.J Op<'" 10 M l tc

Vepco more power to you ... at less cost

Located. In: Harrisonburg, Waynesboro, Staunton

and Charlottesville With Kenny-riffic

19 ¢ Kenny burgers

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TURNER'S ESSO SERVICE

Friendly Service Atlas & Exide Products

Phone 286-9307 Scottsville, Virginia

CABELL AND STORY INSURANCE

2110 Ivy Road

It's the real thing. CQ~e.

Compliments of

PEPPERCORNS LTD.

I I I 0 Fourth Street

China-Gifts-Hardware

CHARLOTTESVILLE HARDWARE

"The Old Reliable"

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Johnson Bros. Funeral Home, Inc.

"Extra Things of Service Without Extra Cost"

203 8th St. N.W. 293-8090

2248 Ivy Rc

Nationc

Citizen

Virginic

Fee

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2248 Ivy Road 295 -2191

With our Compliments

National Bank & Trust Co.

Citizens Bank & Trust Co.

Virginia National Bank

Members Federal Deposit Insurance

Corp. "

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Largest Selection of Trees-Plants--Shrubs In State-Ready To Go

Herbs-Perennials-Bedding

SNOW'S NURSERY GARDEN CENTER

Avon Street Ext. Charlottesville, Virginia

Leroy W. Snow Phone 295-3559 Night 295-4052

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Miss Courtenay Turner, advisor

Charles Perry and Hunter Publishing Company

The Administration

The Faculty

Mrs. Charlotte Gay

John Spafford, copy

Charles Breaznell Adams, cover design

PEER Boosters

Albemarle Players Art Club Mr. and Mrs. Leon D. Baker Band Club Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bascom Boar's Head Inn Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Bowen Brown's Lock and Safe Carlton Brook's Southern States

Petroleum Service Station Jeffrey Willis Clayton Colonial Service Station Cosner Brothers Body Shop French Club F. F. A G. A A The Hub Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Jones Mr. and Mrs. John H. Key, Jr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Leake Library Club Mr. and Mrs. James E. McDaniel Men and Boys Shop Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Puckett's Barber Shop Senior Class of 1971 Soccer Team Booster Club Society for the Preservation of

Vintage Records and Movies Studebaker Driver's Club S.C. A Studio Art Shop Sycamore House Tri-Hi-Y U. S. Army Recruiting Vaughn Tire and Appliance Co. Virginia Air Cargo Mr. and Mrs. Earl P. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel C. Wright

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Elegy for G. E.

About a crescent carved in a day-deprived sky, among the blinking eyes of further, stranger suns, Studding the obsidian firmament There are those whose tiny light is known To us by patterns, charts, and misty memory; But countless flickering multitudes live

their lives unseen And grow cold in death unseen, for

Their birth Their life Their funeral pyre

Are missed because our eyes do stray To watch another glisten, if we ever

watch at all.

i must have been watching taurus, Clawed cancer, or his brother scorpio; i must have been loving pisces as i gazed

into the depths above, For i missed your star's demise: i admit to having watched it scintillating every night, But i never knew its name nor its position. My eyes had scanned it frequently,

rested on it often, But i never seemed to notice when it was

no longer there.

It died while i was watching its companions­A burst of golden flame and it was gone. But in its final moment it saw the back

of my head ... Now i will never see that star again. It took a friend to indicate its absence; Now i see the space where it once burned at ease. And the sky's less full , less dazzling,

less beautiful for that . .. i only wish that i had known its name.

Yes, there comes that cataclysmic, apocalyptic breath of wind

That tears the leaves from where They were awaiting autumn's chill. And instead of dying when the season called them, Like the rest, Prematurely struck the ground and

were molded into clay ; And fate is he with the soiled hands ...

It is so with the stars-they are nature's decorations-

Their life is glass fragility; And fate is he with the awkward fingers ...

And now yours has been victimized.

How often do we realize With our daylight-nurtured eyes That our own stars, too, burn somewhere In the lofty recesses of the night? And when they lose their incandescence,

When we cease to scan the skies, Who will miss their shining presence

When beneath their feet it lies?

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our memories will little change if we know the prism of the past will always show its spectrum true­

unaltered in the human mind ...

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1v.[u.si c 1v.[ an Late rehearsals, Exhausted stage crews, Frayed nerves ...

Al l combined to produce an unforgettable production with standing ovations and an excellent review!!

Band Di rector - Mr. Simmo ns

Leads - Jud y Keithl y a nd Rick Dudl ey

Th e folly dollies

The cast thanks Mrs. Dobbs.

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The tow nspeople .

Assistant Director - Forest De nt

.. . watch th e Well s Fargo Wagon . . .

Rick and Jo hn survey the scene .

. . . go by.

It can't be th at bad. Sue.

Wha t do you see. C in dy''

N a n in good fo rm.

We ll . if I had 20 minutes ...

Junior Class Talent Sho-vv - .. Visit To .A. Harem"

One unforgettable night for

the Junior Class .. .

A yearly tradition that fails

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to take shape until the

night of the show .. .

A string of nervous talent acts

waiting anxiously backstage

for their cue ...

Most of all, willing students,

working together, trying to

turn out the greatest Talent

T he Sult an and his harem. Show yet.

Second pi

The Harem Kickline.

Nan Pace wins ' Wyndy

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The Morality Squad makes their entrance.

Wyndy Earle takes third place.

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Track

The Patriot thinclads finished out the season with a mediocre record . The season was highlighted by a trip to Knoxville, Tennessee for the Southern Classic Track Meet in which Phil McGuire placed first in the high jump.

The most difficult loss for AHS to cope with next year will be the graduation of Phil McGuire who, besides winning at Knoxville, broke his old state record in the high jump this spring with a jump of 6'6". His absence next year will be a heavy blow to the team, but we hope to follow him in a great career in college track.

The trackmen moved up into stiffer competition this year with the new Commonwealth District which included archrival Lane. Even after disappointing losses to Lane, our trackmen intend to make a clean sweep of Lane and as many other Commonwealth foes as possible next year.

A lbe ma rl e's sta te hi gh jump c hampi o n shows his style.

Coac hes a nd ca pt a ins: Coach Hard y, C. Walk er, Coach C raddoc k. Coach N ull ; G . Bates, B. Marill a.

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High jumpers: A.J. Yates, P. McGuire, T. Bauley. The Wa lker Leap!

Tom is ca ught lyin g dow n o n the job.

F ie ld events: A.J. Yates, E. Mart in, T. Ba ul ey, C. Walk er, G. Bates, J. Q uarl es, E. Bates, W. White , M. Copeland .

Weightmen: M. Arbaugh, L. Smith , B. Wetzel. C. Miller , D. Duncan, C. Lewis, D. Headstream, G . Durrett , A. Henderson, D. Murray, M. Jones, B. Jo hnstone, C. Morton.

Is your hair in the way, Gerry? Headst ream puts anoth er.

Distance men: D . Bragg, J . Becker, F . Ward , T. Tanton , D. Arnold , J . Hughes, K. Lawless, M. Westl ey, J. Lange, C. Lewis, J. Coles, C. Wakely.

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Sprinters: First row: J. Quarles, C. Walker , W. White, E. Sims, K. Bragg. Second row: D. McDonald , R. Allison, B. Marilla, G. Haynes, G . Marston , L. Little.

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Hurd lers: A.J. Yates, M. Critzer, B. C utright , G. Cohen, D. Bickel.

Pole Vaulters: L. Kerr, J. Holmes, E. Hale, D. Williams.

Man ager, Alton Frank li n, does a good job!

Joe reaches for a goal.

Ease ball

The AHS Base ball team completed a successful rebuilding season under their new head coach, Jim Arbaugh. The Patriots went through the regular season with a disappointing 1-12 mark. However, the Patriots were handicapped from the very beginning by having no returning starters from last year's ball club .

The young, but fighting Patriots were led by Jimmy Garnett who had the highest batting average and received the MVP award while also being team captain. The pitching was shared by Jeff Easter, Glenn Carter, and Jim Eastwood.

Through the season the Patriots seemed to make the mistakes of the inexperienced at the wrong time, causmg runs by errors and consequently losing close ball games. However, toward the end of the season, these mistakes became fewer in number and the year ended on a winning note.

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First row: F. Ward , Manager; B. Brown. R. C leveland , B. Massie, K. Dav is, C. Smith. Second row: T. Bishop, J . Garnett , K. Lewis, B. C lark , B. Easter, S. Warner . Third row: B. C latterbuck , R. Kyser, R. Black , J. Easter, G. Cart er. Fourth row: Mr. Hri ca, coach; G.C. Wood , J. Eastwood, F . Bondurant, D . Easto n, R. Bates, R. Dav is.

Jimm y Garnett, most valuable player.

Buddy prepares to fi eld anoth er one.

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Infie lde rs: F. Bond C leve land , J. Garne

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, C . Smith . Second Jw: B. C la tterbuck, Vood , J. Eastwood ,

Infielders: F . Bo ndura nt , B. Mass ie, B. C lark , R. Bl ack . Seco nd row: R. D av is, R. C leve la nd , J . G a rnett , R. Kyser.

Hit o r no hit , th a t is th e questio n.

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Outfi e ld ers: G. Mo rri s, B. Easter, K. D a vi s, B. C latte rbuck .

A lbe ma rl e's winninges t pitcher.

Ba rry shows th e Eas te r style .

Pitchers a nd catchers: J . Eas twood , G. Cart er, J. Easter, B. Brown , R. Bates, K. Lewi s, C. Smith , D. Easton .

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Doug a nd J eff show a definite interest in th e game.

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Fund Drive

The Johnny Watson Fund Drive was started by the Seniors at Albemarle High School to raise money for Johnny Watson's hospi­tal bill incurred after he was injured in an auto accident. The majority of the Seniors spent the day designated for their Senior Trip somewhere in the vicinity of Charlottesville earning money for their injured classmate. The Drive involved car washes, bake sales, a spaghetti dinner, and odd jobs. At press time the fund was over the $15,000 mark.

But more important than earning over $15,000, the drive brought the students of AHS together in a united effort for a worthwhile cause. Never have the students, especially the Seniors, worked so hard and sacrificed so much for a fellow student.

PLEASE buy so met hing '

Tennis Team

Standing: S. Cockrum, D. Topper, S. Harrison, K. Frisco, C . Morris, J. Moore. Kneeling: B. Co peland , R. Sherwood , C. Goldstein, P. VanHook, C. C raddock, K. C hisho lm.

It's all in how you swing, right C inct y·J

Watch a real pro in act ion.

First row· W Carr C ronemeyer. .Secon'< Burford , E. Flora, t Ruiz, Blakey Hurt ; (

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Bicycle Team

First row: W. Carr, F. Rothtlecker, J. Curme, J. Aschenbach, K. Yandecastle, T. Malacia, S. Tucker, S. C ronemeyer. Second row: B. Shisler , K. Williams, A. Gourl ey, P. Kavanaugh , L. Johnson , B. Blackman, S. Burford , E. F lora, N. Shotwell, T. Thomas, P. Find ley, S. Goodr id ge. Third row: M. Lang, J. Zeller, M. Ruiz, Blakey Hurt ; Organi zer.

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Golf Team

Left to right: G. Butler, E. Proffitt , B. Cramer, T. Watson , T. Tirrell , R. Tremblay. Another Arno ld Pal mer'?

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Top row: M. Grimes, A. Easter, S. Wesner, E. Easter, D. Curtis. Second row: S. Wright, B. Bowen, C. Vanfossen, M. Baker, T. Israel, P. Walker, C. Thatcher. Third row: L. Abbott, J. Golden, N. Shotwell , D. Graham, J. Baber, C . Poindexter.

Softball Team

Coach: Miss Sanders

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Graduation

1971

And so we close another year, not so much with reflection on the past as speculation on and hope for the future. But we who remain behind recognize in our memories the indelible mark left by the class of 1971. To the members of that class we say good bye, good luck, and peace.

Our editor.

Mary sings her own farewell. Brenda bears the torch of the class of "71 with quiet dignity.

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