In service five years at Albemarle High School as a teacher and coach ...

Nominated for "Man of the Year" in Albemarle County as a result of his talents as a coach, a father , and a leader in the community

Deserving of grateful recognition for having led his thinclads to numer­ous district , regional, and state titles ...

Noted for his sense of humor and fair­ness in dealing with students , athletes , and faculty alike . . .

It is with sincere thanks and apprecia­tion that the Senior Class dedi­cates the 1975 Peer to Coach Den­nis C. Craddock.

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Dedicated to Coach Dennis C.

A desire to be together. The need for sharing a thing to be done.

Say hello to involvement in the times That pass.

To homecoming games, smiling queens,

gingerbread floats. For all too soon

The music, the motions and the laughter Are only memories.

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Homecoming: The Pep Rally- SPIRIT!

I. Is this how it goes? 2. What cheer are we doing? 3. What ' s the sophomore battle cry? 4. The '75- '76 Patriots show team spirit.

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City Slicker Day- fun and good times!

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I. Chris Benjamin shows how to flex your mus­cles. 2. The mob gathers for the rumble . 3. The bust! ?! 4. Hi there , sweetheart! 5. You ' ll never guess what I have in here!

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I. Where ' d she go? 2. Don ' t tell me the band ' s taking another break ! 3. Take five ! 4. Susan Foster enjoys dancing . 5. A new edition of the funky chicken?

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The Court - Beauty and Personality

I. Homecoming Queen - Connie Weary. 2. Senior Representative - Kathy Wagner. 3. Senior Representative - Cindy Shea. 4. Maid of Honor - Sherry Conway.

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I. Junior Representative - Ruby Maupin. 2. Junior Representati ve - Lisa Hannum . 3. Sophomore Representative - Diane Hansen. 4. Sophomore Repre se nt ative - Deana Coyner.

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Selections from ''Godspell'

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I. Int rodu cing Mark Maslyk ! 2. The cast takes a bow . 3. Mike Garnett leads the ensemble in singing " We Beseach Thee " . 4. " Prepa re Ye the Way of the Lord. " 5. Paul L ancas ter -"All Good Gifts" . 6. Jim Spence sings " All for the Bes t".

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I. Tied for Sixth: Kim Blankenbaker. Tied for Sixth: Mary Ryder.

2. Valedictorian (tie): Jeff Wolfrey. 3. Twelfth (tie): Liz Gibbes .

Twelfth (tie): Cece Jones . Twelfth (tie): Cathy RiaU. Eleventh: Susan Hermansdorfer.

4. Eighteenth (tie): Marion Andrews. Eighteenth (tie): Barb i Chester.

5. Eighth: Bob Las ley (s itting) . Ninth (tie): Alice Averette (sitting) . Ninth (tie): Nana Bain (standing).

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Fifth: Randy Peck. 4. Seventeenth: Becca S

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5. Twentieth (tie): Matti Twentieth (tie): Susai Twentieth (tie): LesJi, Twentieth (tie): Rick

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I. Valedictorian (tie): Jean Hutchinson . 2. Salutatorian: David Lee . 3. Fourth: Susan Maine.

Fifth: Randy Peck . 4. Seventeenth: Becca Sheridan .

Sixteenth: Karen Wade. Fifteenth: Patsy Humphries .

5. Twentieth (tie): Matthew Kelley. Twentieth (tie): Susan Watson. Twentieth (tie): Leslie Mann. Twentieth (tie): Rick Slosson.

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I. Governor's School Representatives: Jean Hutchinson , David Lee , Jeff Wolfrey. 2. Re­gional Chorus, sitting: Marsha Amato, Paul Lan­caster , Candy White . Standing: Alan Coleman , Beth Rees , Alan Hodge , Ronnie Keithly , Mike Figgatt. Not Pictured: Helen Shortell. 3. Boy's State Representatives: Ned Deets , Rick Slosson . 4. DECA Awards, sitting: Sam Harris , Jeff Jor­dan , Joan Roach , Karl Bolden . Standing: Becky Wood , Hollis Lumpkin , Helen Bazzarre , Donna Thompson , Danny Roach , Judy Davis , Teresa Arnold . National Honor Society Senior Inductees, Kneeling: Dennis Napier , Connie Weary , Billy Mawyer , Jane Quasebarth , Nancy Riopel , Patty Null , Sharon Wood , Susan Hermansdorfer. First row , standing: Mrs. Jones , Sponser; Barb Craig , Kathy Clarity , Susan Watson , Tricia Jones , Leslie Mann. Kathy Via , Karen Wade , Rosemary Wagner, Dale Minter. Second row , standing: George Russell , Robin Armistead , Page Powell , Yvonne Batten , Elizabeth Jones , Karen Wright , Kayanne Brown , Alan Hodge , Lewis Lindamood , Bill Vayvada.

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I. Latin Honors, First row, standing: Susie Schussler , Valerie Merkel , Ellen Williams . Second row , standing: Eugene Bickers , Cheryl Mason , Tom Simpson , Jan McAlpline , Rhonda Kite . 2. Girl's State Representatives: CeCe Jones , Barbi Chester. 3. Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award: Cheryl McWillians. 4. National Merit Finalists: Jean Hutchinson , Karen Wade. 5. Art Awards, sit­ting: Sharon Barrett , Dale Minter , Vicky Pace . Standing: Kathy Via , Susan Earhart , Ricky Shifflett , Ruth Johnson. Not pictured: Penny Payne , Jonathan Kaut. 6. Regional Band , sitting: Liz Word , John Peterson , Billy Lassiter , Eugene Hilburt , Alice Averett , Elizabeth Tull. Kneeling: Doris Jones , John Chappel , Glen Adams, Fred Brown. Standing: Carrie Clayton , Susan Watson , Joe Bunce , Garth Molino , Carla Baber , Rex Waters , Jeff Wolfrey , Barbi Ches­ter , Scott Warner.

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Lightening-fast runners Pass the baton to the state champions.

Say hello to bruised muscles and hoarse cheers. Defeat and triumph

The battle of the sexes for different roles Title Nine - a new equality

Up on the stage, before the masses Basketballs bounce

Spirits soar Victory on the way.

The 1974 Albemarle Patriot Foot­ball team suffered their second con­secutive losing season. Because of their lack of size and speed, the Pat­riots were unable to hold their tough contenders. Although AHS fell to a 2-8 record ,

Senior linebacker , Todd Crenshaw was chosen Player of the Week when the Patriots played their best defen­sive game in the 25-6 victory over J.F.K. of Richmond.

Albemarle's strength was in their defense. Bill Atkinson , Mat Miller , Steve Rawlings , Mike Durrette , Mike Mitchell , Todd Crenshaw , Mike Figgett, Matt Johnson , Mike Wright , David Bates , and Tom Mahone were top Patriot defenders. Although the defense was overwhelmingly good, they were unable to make up for of­fensive mistakes.

Overall perserverance and good team spirit made AHS fans proud of their team especially with their two victories over Osborn and JFK. Quar­terbacking the inexperienced team were Kevin Hasenfus and Ricky Whiting .

The team will be losing sixteen Seniors , but the outlook for next year is promising . Those graduating are: Pat Minor , Steve Rawlings , Jay Townsend, J. Geren , Steve VonHer­bulis , Mike Wright , Mike Figgett , Max Sperry , Kevin Hasenfus , David Brown , Carl Lee Vest , Steve Mahone , David Glasgow , Mat Miller , Frank Rawlings and Justin Ford.

I. Varsity Football, Front row: M. Wright , J. Townsend , M. Figgett , M. Miller , S. VonHer­bulis. Second row: K. Hasenfus , D. Glasgow, F. Rawlings , P. Minor. Third row: M. Wawner, T. Maxa , M. Johnson , T. Thompson , D. Bates. Fourth row: R. Gardner, J. Maselli , V. Maupin , S. Cohen , B. Atkinson , B. Cason , D . Cavanaugh. Fifth row: M. Swift , O.D. Royals, R. Whiting , R. Hudson , J . VanFossen , D. Economos , R. Caldwell. Sixth row: J. Knight , G. Rund , W. Armstead , T. Valente , C. Bar­bour , D. McAllister. 2. Mike Wade spears a knight.

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I. Varsity FootbaU, First row: C. Vest , T. Crenshaw , D. Brown, S. Mahone . Second row: S. Geren , S. Rawlings, M. Sperry, J . Ford, P. Umstadter. Third row: M. Durrette , S. Hass , R. Payne , T. Mahone, T.W. MarshaU. Fourth row: H. Yancey, F. Miles , M. Fantino , E. Hil­bert , P. Yates , T . Graves . Fifth row: F. Joseph , M. Wade , M. Carson , J. Wright , H. Smith . Sixth row: T. Mays, W. Sprouse , M. Graves , T . Carson. 2. Mitch listens to a last minute detail with a grin . 3. Coaches: D. Selden , G. Gay, J. Arbaugh , B. Taylor , G. Godfrey.

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I. J,V. Football, kneeling: T. Corson , B . Mills , M. Ragland , J. Sillivan , M . Graves , G. Maupin , J. Garrison , M. Ladd. Second row: T . Valente , C.T . Pace , B. Pollard , J . Marselli, J. Thomas , B. Coles , G . Johnson . Third row: P. Tate , M. Rondeau , M . Swift , C . Shifflett , M. Carson , R . Reed , M. Via , T. Coles , P . Jordan , C . Garrison , M. Henderson , E . Morris. 2. The Patriot J .V.'s catch the spider in their web. 3. Gilbert plays tag with his opponent.

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l. Drill Team, first row: C. Daidone , B. Rees , M. Hall , C. Ingersoll , T. Sweeney, C. White . Second row: Mrs. Hill , sponsor , K. Adams , N. Riopel, S . Conway, S. Jones , D. Lancaster , C. Conn , C. Rea , K. Lassitter , Mis s Graves , sponsor. Third row: C. Durrer , T. Carter , C. Deane , L. Garrett , P. Compton , S. Crider , K. Seabrook , cpt. , C. Shea , J . Dunbar , T . Stod­dard . Not pictured: J. Ratcliff, A. Davenport. 2. To the rhythmn of " Block Band Jazz" , the band exhibits new marching abilities . 3. Cindy moves through the motions of her routine. 4. The Drill Team lifts their pom-poms as spirit rises .

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The 1974 edition of the Albemarle High School Varsity Soccer team showed a year of improvement and sportsmanship that goes into making a good team. The players displayed ex­cellence in the preseason scrimmage against Herndon and in the blockbus­ter 1-1 tie against Augusta Military Academy. Although they have not yet achieved what it takes to make an outstanding soccer team , they showed flashes of brilliance as exhibited in their 6-7-1 season.

Many athletes showed spirited per­formances. Chief among these were Seniors Chris Benjamin, Charlie Hurt , Dale Minter , and Warren Estes. Juniors Tom Simpson , David Vermill­ion , Tom Seldon , Frank Ruiz , Tom Jay , and Robert Meadows performed admirably.

Of course , getting a 100 % perfor­mance from each player will make the difference between victory and defeat next year and the team is looking for­ward to meeting the challenge .

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five members on the squad this year. They were extremely dedicated , but unfortunately their record stood 0-12 at the end of the season. The team will be losing seniors Dennis Napier and Randy Peck. Hopefully , next year , there will be more response to the cause of Cross Country. Perhaps with more participation , the outlook of a State Championship will not be so dis­tant.

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The Girls' Basketball Team

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I. Kneeling: P. Bull , R. Armstead . First row: G. Faulkner , G. Burton , D. Terrell , C. Bull , T . Todd . Back row: S. Miller, C. Toms , T. Armstead , D. Sprouse , L. Rexrode , L . Pettit , B. Langdon . 2. Co-Captains: P. Bull , R. Armstead. 3. Paula shoots above a wall of defenders.

40 Girls ' Varsity Basketball

The Albemarle High School girl ' s basketball team had a very successful season. By placing second in the dis­trict tournament , they were able to travel to the regional tournament in Roanoke.

The highlight of the season was in defeating arch-rival Charlottesville High School twice . This year's team relied mostly on the speed and poise displayed by co-captains Paula Bull and Robin Armstead. The 1974 team exhibited tremendous sportsmanship throughout the entire season. This year' s team will long be remembered as the best at A.H.S .

The team will be losing Seniors De­bbie Terrell , Gail Burton , Tomma Todd , Robin Armstead and Paula Bull . Although their presence will be missed , next year ' s Juniors and Sophomores will provide the nucleus for another excellent team.

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I. A mad rush for a stray ball . Will it be Donna or her opponent? 2. Although the other team has the ball at times , the girls strive to take it away . 3. Robin strives for two points . 4. Carrie must try to retrieve the ball before her opponent in order to gain a goal.

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Albemarle 41 Harrisonburg 36 ~ i\Jbemarle 48 Garfield 45

Albemarle 64 E.C. Glass 44

Albemarle 34 CharlottesviUe 31

Albemarle 59 Nelson County 45

Albemarle 50 Garfield 68

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Albemarle 76 Fauquier 41

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I. Tricia reaches hi!!h to make the jump ball count. 2. Everyone watches while Donna makes an easy two-pomter. 3. Robm flmgs the ball towards the hoop. 4. Free shots can sometimes make or break a chance at victory .

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The AHS Indoor Track Team de­feated all contenders to become State Champions for the second year in a row. Setting numerous school and na­tional records , the Patriot team is ranked as one of the top five teams in the nation.

The Patriots produced their fifth straight undefeated season in the Commonwealth District. Sweeping the Regionals , District , VMI , and Ten­nesee Invitationals definitely termed the AHS thin clads as unconquerable!!

National record setting perfor­mances came from Steve Darcus , James Gardner , Ronnie Harris , and the Patriot mile relay team. Darcus owns the fastest time in the nation among high school students in the high hurdles (7.3) , while the mile relay team, consisting of Rob Brown, Tom Felker , Greg Davis and Ronnie Harris , ranks first in the U.S. with the time of 3:22.4.

So much can be said about these young , talented athletes. These out­standing men compose the finest track team ever to come from AHS. Along with their accomplishments , their po­tential is far-reaching. It can be cor­rectly stated that the " Patriot s ' strength IS that they have no weakness. ''

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l. R. Harris races to the finish line. He holds the second fastest time in the nation in both the 300 and 60 yd. dash , with the times of 32.2 and 6.2 respectively. 2. The Patriot ' s winning Mile Re­lay team , consisting ofR. Brown , R . Harris , and T. Felker. Not pictured: G . Davis . 3. G . Davis leaps his personal best of 47'7" in the triple jump. 4. P . Thomas clears the bar. His largest jump is 6'4".

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1st row: M. Granger , K. Stout , T. Felker , R. Slosson , G. Davis , P. Thomas , R. Brown, R. Harris , J. Bingler , S. McVey , B. Carriker , C. Pryor , S. Darcus. 2nd row: V. Foster - mgr. , F. Joseph, F. Miles , K. Burruss, B. Davis , J . Kunk­ler, L. Bain , J. Terrell , L. Willians , D. Drash , M. Durrette , M. Johnson , L. Johnson- mgr. , J. Gardner. 3rd row: K. Bolden , M. Morris, S. Reynolds , V. Maupin , H. Yancey, B. Terrell , T . Selden , A. Morris , B. Figgatt , J. Van Fossen , M. Fantino , I. Dickinson. 4th row: D. Robertson , I. Curl, C. Koch , T. Valente , T. Hall , C. Talley, K . Hickson , H. Smith, D. Napier , J. Bredin , J. Ohman , K. Goodwin. 5th row: A. Parham , R. Werner, F. Root , C. Koute , W. Schulesser. 6th row: W. Jay , K. Bolden , J . Farrish , T. Wood , M. Miller , V. Villar , E. Hil­bert , W. Winston. 7th row: R. Hardy- Ass't. Coach , G. Oldaker- Distance Coach , D. Crad­dock - Head Coach. Not pictured: Coach Gay , B. Mawyer , and R. Davis. 2. Distance man, M. Granger , runs the mile in his personal best ot 48.4. 3. S. McVey holds the school record of 13 '3" in the pole vault .

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Patriots battle their way to the Commonwealth District Championship

The 1975 Patriot basketbal team dis­played a caliber of team basketball seldom achieved on the high school level.

The AHS cagers fashioned a 19-1 record to win the regular season Commonwealth title .

Although the Patriots were upset by Gar-Field in the District tournament , they automatically gained a berth in the Regionals because of their perfect 16-0 district record. In one of their toughest games of the season , the AHS team lost the Regional title to Halifax in the closing minutes.

Albemarle 's starting five , consisting of Hawkins , Corrigan , Swingler , Wil­liams and Holland combined to form one of the finest teams AHS has pro­duced . Team togetherness , a perfect defense , and excellent foul shooting are just a few of the factors that con­tributed to their winning season.

Junior Evan Williams was selected as an All-District candidate for his front court skill , while Corrigan and Hawkins were named to the All­Regional team as two of the top guards in the state. Williams was chosen to represent AHS on the second All­Regional team , and Holland received Honorable Mention.

Fine basketball dexterity will be lost upon the graduation of these seniors: Tri-Captains Hawkins , Swingler and Corrigan ; along with Crenshaw and Holland.

Congratulations go to Coaches Frankie Allen , Jamie Brown and their basketball players .

I. Chris wonders who ' s shooting the ball. 2. Todd Crenshaw goes off the floor for a lay-up . 3. Roderick wants to bring the net down with him .

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I . David executes another basketball manue­ver. 2. Greg Holland battles for the ball. 3. Steve Swingler takes the advantage over de­fending Knights. 4. Robert Meadows obtains the rebound.

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I. Leon prepares to toss in another one . 2. Evan ' s drive can' t be stopped. 3. Greg and Steve display their defensive tactics . 4. Greg ups the score again .

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I. j.V. Basketball, Kneeling: K. Fleming , W. Burton , K. Corrigan , M. Smith . Standing: D. McAllister , D. Rush , L. Perry, C. Rogers , C. Garrison, B. Turner. 2. Homer Brown tosses one in. 3. Kevin Corrigan provides another bas­ket. 4. Demetrius prepares for a lay-up.

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Albemarle 43 Albema e SO Albemarle 66 Albemarle 52 Albemarle 58 Albemarle 38 Albemarle 38 Albemarle 34 Albemarle 38 Albemarle 47 Albemarle 54 . Albemarle 39 Albemarle 36 Albemarle 74 Albemarle 75 Albemarle 54 Albemarle 50 Albemarle 57 Albemarle 62 Albemarle 45

Waynesboro 32 Stonewall 35 Fa~fiuier 69 Osbourn 28 James Wood 36 Stafford 34 Charlottesville 46 E.C. Glass 39 Waynesboro 30 Gar-Field 29 Woodbridge 37 Charlottesville 44 Fauquier 41 Osbourn 26 Stonewall 45 All-Stars 34 E.G. Glass 46 Stafford

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1. On shoulders: S. Burruss, A. Norcross , B. Scott. On ground: D. Coyner , D. Hansen , C. Barnocky , B. Johnson. 2. Brenda lends a little soul to Albemarle spirit. 3. That ' s the way , Angela , keep the crowd moving . 4. The J. V. Cheerleaders continue their spirit.

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I. Top to Bottom: C. Weary, K . Payne, D. Coyner , J. Charlton , D. Smith , J . Maupin , T. Jones , co-captain; K . Breen , D. Phillips , cap­tain. 2. Connie creates that go get ' em spirit. 3. Karen leads the crowd in another cheer. 4. Tricia Jones - Cheerleader of the week. 5. We' ve got that spirit!

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I. Majorettes, first row: S . Barnett , K . Haynes , C. Fulcher , F. Henderson , T. McDonald. Sec­ond row: C . Mitchell , M. Garnett , M. Amato , R. Ahrend , T. Steppe. 2. Majorette , Toni Steppe , helps provide halftime entertainment. 3. G.A.A. Cheerleaders: E. Tirone , K . McClanahan , S. Jahrsdoffer , K . Talley , D. Zapata. 4. The gymnasts enjoy the uneven parallel bars .

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I. Gymnastics team, first row: B. Schmader , K. Wilson , R. Bailey , K. Brittain , V. Davis. Sec­ond row: H . Bain , N . Coleman, A. Hensley. 2. G.A .A. Cheerleaders enjoy the Homecoming parade . 3. Helen Bain holds her balance on the beap1. 4. Majorettes perform at the Charlottes­ville - Albemarle game.

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Clubs mean involvement, People cemented by common interests.

Hello to International dinners , one-act plays. and a prize-winning Homecoming float.

Experience for tomorrow, Fun together today.

Members traveling , making new friends Improving skills, broadening horizons

Working together.

The SCA and CGB are both organi­zations designed to provide a forum for communication between the stu­dents, faculty, administration , and pa­rents . Senior, junior, and sophomore representatives brought student con­cerns to the attention of the CGB which acted on such matters as the traffic jam at Hydraulic and Georgetown roads, and extension of senior privileges. The SCA continued to sponsor such successful events as the Homecoming activities, Christ­mas caroling and door decorating , and several dances.

I. SCA Seniors First row, sitting: J. Snyder , J. Bingler , B. Mawyer , R . Slosson , T. Crenshaw, J. Cowan. Second row: P. Hinton , J. Maupin , R. Armis­tead , C. Saunders , C. Weary , E. Woody , J . Quasebarth. Third row: T. Anderson , C. Shea , K. McCann , B.' Craig , N. Wheeler , C. White , C. Burruss .

2. SCA Sophomores First row: L. Forman , D. Riall , B. Bledson. Second row: M. LaRue , J . Hay , L. Locher. Third row: S. Barnett. Fourth row: R. Morris. Fifth row: W. Jay , J. Knight. Not pictured: D. Chapman , T. Carter , D. Hansen , L. Cramer , T. Breding , D. Coyner , K. Davis , F. Henderson , A. Yates.

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I. CGB First row: D. Brown , B. Craig , N. Brown. Second row: J. Respess , L. Gibbs , Miss Gardner , Mrs. Rag land , L. Forman , C. Taylor. Third row: Mrs. Respess , N. Funk , Mr. An­derson , J. Currio , N . Deets , Mr. Van Fos­sen , S. Wallace , C. White , Mr. Monahan , Mr. Grey , Mr. Titus , M. LaRue , Miss Am­bum , Mrs. Stringfield , Mrs. Dunn.

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3. SCA Juniors First row, kneeling: C. Taylor , D . Bates , M. Walker , J. Kunkler, D. Coyner , T. Jay. Second row , standing: N. Funk, S. Wallace , J. Crowell , K. Burthold , L. Pettit , A. Ren­nolds.

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The Harlequin, Albemarle ' s fine arts magazine, encourages contribu­tions of creative writing, photo­graphy, and art work from students and faculty. Under the auspices of the English department , and sponsors, Mrs. Marilyn Pirkle and Mr. Curtis Holgate , the staff published and dis­tributed two issues during the 1974-1975 school year.

I. Harlequin Staff First row, sitting: T. Haigh , Editor ; R. Wagner , R. Comfort , V. Merkel, J. Hutchin­son , K . King , M. Ryder , Co-editor ; J . Vas­cot!. Second row: L. Gibbs , P. Humphris , S. Graham , S. Barrett , L. Lindamood , L. Mann , D. Mitchell , J. Russell.

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Students show talent

The Honor Society recognizes stu­dents who have exhibited superior qualities of leadership, character, scholarship, and service. Members are nominated by virtue of their class rank , reviewed by the faculty , and chosen according to their contribu­tions to Albemarle .

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2. Honor Society First row, sitting: J. Radcliffe, M. Ryder , L. Gibbes , C. Keiser , A. Averette , S. Jordan , J . Hutchinson . Second row, kneeling: S. Maine , N. Ken­dall, N. Manweiler , C. Riall , R. Hantske , C. Jones , B. Lasley , N . Deets , T . Hamm. Third row, standing: P. Humphris, K . Blankenbaker , B. Chester , K . Hasenfus , D. Lee , R. Slosson , K. Wagner , E. Tull , Mrs . Jones , sponsor. Not pictured: J. Wolfrey , G. Burton , M. Andrews , A. Davenport , S. Duncan , C. Benjamin.

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The Prism has a new approach to journalism - the newsmagazine , which focuses on feature writing rather than strict reporting. The staffs chief aim is to put out a quality publication encompassing the in­terests of all students. Since the staff is self-supporting and relies on strong student readership , an extensive sub­scription drive was run in the fall. The result: eight great issues !

I. Prism Editors First row: S. Maine , K. King, T . Haigh, J . Ru ssell . Second row: B. Tignor, J . Sweeney, G. Hearn . Not pictured: T . Bowen , M. Pierce , R. Witt , L. Anderson.

2. Prism Staff First row: Mrs . Dunn , Mr. Hill ; sponsors. Second row: P. Compton , L. Williams, C. Wheeler , C. Harrison , T . Hamm. Third row: C. Murad , D. Coleman. Fourth row: B. Chisholm , M. Hall , M. Ryder , M. Figgatt , P . Hurlock, P. Murphy.

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I. PEER Editors E . Soloman , Academics ; P . Minor , Sports ; D. Graff , Clubs ; R. Comfort , Co-Head Photographer ; R. Hantske , Circulation and Activities; C. Jones , Circulation and Copy ; V. Foster , Advertisement and Layout; B. Craig, Senior and Underclass; J. Moore , Head Photographer.

2. Denni s Napier , Mrs. Stanley, Lind a Mathews , and Ms. Gurren prepare materials for a deadline.

3. PEER Underclassmen First row: G. Arnhoff, C. Toms, L. Matth­ews , E. Solomon. Second row: J. Fink , D. Hadden , S. Critzer. Third row: J. Moore , J . MacLeod. Fourth row: N . Drucker , L. Lasley , K. Breen .

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Change was the keynote of the 1975 Peer - internal and external changes - an innovative cover and a new style of layouts - all moves to make the Peer a better representation of AHS students. The staff tried to steer away from a traditional yearbook to one that could and would translate the year's events into a contemporary composite of history . Sponsors , Mrs. Courtenay Stanley and Ms. Connie Gurren , provided leadership and guid­ance to the hard working group of editors and staff members .

l. PEER Seniors First row , sitting: S. Watson , D. Ply mire , J. Quasebarth , K. Kane , P. Lee, D. Napier. Second row , sitting: P. Null , L. Cockrum , T. Kim , T. Jones , J. Tremblay , R. Slosson. Third row , standing: L. Thorsey , P. Hum­phris , T. Sampson, B. Sheridan, T. Cren­shaw , C. Saunders , K. Wagner , N. Kendall , K. Kirkland .

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1. Symphonic Band Piccolos: M. Sedwick. M. Colony. Flutes: B. Che ster , K. King , V. Hensley. N. Bai n. C. Wheeler, M. Binns. J. Evans. L. Rexrode. C. Hube r. S. Barn net , J. Caster. Oboes: J. Hutchin son. B. Word, C. Leavy. E F1at Clarinets: A. Averette. G. Goode. A. Davenport. A. Colony. S. Stephenson . K. Ball ard. B. Bowers , K. Cage. J. Chappell. P. Murphy. R. Black. J. Anderson , A. Steppe, T. Harris. M. Amato. P. Murphy. K. Babe r. D. WiUiams. G. Bai ley. D. McAllister. F . Henderson. Alto Clarinets: Q . Congdon. D. Lindsay. Bass Clarinets: T. Smith. S. Warner. M. Maltby. Bassoons: S. Watson. D. Econo mos. Ed. O'Connell. N. Stamp. Alto Saxophones: B. Figg:Ht. R. Johnson. H. Starke. M. BeU. E. Woodson. Tenor Saxophones: J. Farrish. A. Cole man , J. Ivory. French Horns: D. Jones. L. Word. G. Cano n. R. Hu tchin· son, S . Brown. K. Clayton. M. Bobb. F. Ruiz. Trtmlpets-Cornets: E . Tull . T . Harding , C. Wingfield. D. Berry. S. Cohen. C. Gibson . G. Molynrex. T. Seldon . H. Yancey. G. Robinson. D. BaUard. G. Th ompso n, J. Knight. J. Respess. J . Ford . Trombones: E. Hilbert. B. Lassetter. J. Hill . R. Waters . J. Fi elds , B. Faulcones. W. Gordon. R. Whiting. C. Hurt . M. Figgatt. Baritone Horns : J. Peterson. B. Williams. R. Morris. J. Van Fossen. A . Starke. Basses: R. Adams. W. Porrit t. R. Wood. T. Gaithright. V. Benshotf. String Bass: J. Bunts. Percussion: F. Brown. J. Woolfrey. L. McCauley , W. Stamp. A. Brie. C. Davis. D. Jenkin s. L. Walde r. P. Craw­fo rd . J. Hahn .

2. Stage Band First row: S. Cage. B. Figgatt. M. Figgatt . B. Stark , B. Word . Second row: F. Brown. L. McCauley , T. Hard y. E . TuU , T . Seldon , W. Hunt. S. Forbes. R. Fields . M. Amato. J. Wool­frey. Third row: L. Nunn. J. Peterson. B. Lassetter. E. Hilbert. R. Waters. C. Hunt.

3. Concert Band: R. Ahrend . L. An des. T . Andrews. F. Barbou r. H . Brown, D. Cavanaugh. J. Clayton. R. Clements . D. DeHooge , L Dudley. C. Dunn. W. Dyer, F. Fagg. D. Fields , S. Forbes. P. Garver. G. Gentry. L. Gibson. M. Gibson. M. Graves , L. Greer. F. Haar. D. Hammett . C. Harris. C. Hearn, W. Hensley. R. Howe . D. Hu ckstep. R. Hudson. T . Hunt, W. Hunt. C. IngersoU. W. Johnsen. S. Kauzlarish. K. Lasset­ter, F . MarshaU. S. Matysek , A. McDermott. J . McFarland , M. Nees, L. Patterson. W. Patterso n, J. Payne . R. Peterson. R. Reed , A. Robinson , G. Samuel , T . Seal, J . Sheridan , D. ShorteU. H . Smith , D. Sprouse, R. Stewarts, M. Swift , K. TaUy . T . Thurston . K. Townsend , E . Trench , T . Tu cker, J . Tomlin. D. WiUiams. M. Williamson. J. Wolfe , W. Wood, B. Wright.

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I. Concert Ch<lr Firs t row: L. Page. T. Carr. A. Farley . C. Wheeler. B. Griems. C. Durrer. C. Hamm, H. Kupke. Second row: F. Walker. S. WaUace. A. Meredith. M. Erickson. L. McCauley . L. Deeter. B. Chester , T. Hamm. L. Delong, C Wolfe. Third row: D. Thompson, A. Morris, B. Rees, L. Hinton. K. Cla rit y, D. Lancaster. D. Woolfre y . L. Ash vach. R. Johnson. P. Hinton. C. White . Fourth row: R. Hill, C. Vest. R. Whiting. M. Figgan , A. Coleman. B. Word. B. Anderson. B. H enderson. R. Keith­ley . J. Johnson.

Fifth row: G. Molenaux , P. Lancaster. J. Ford. M. Hender­son, S. Swingler. J. Respess . A. Hodge. M. Mitchell. B. Maupin . B. Maupin. T . Jay, J. Garne tt.

2. Mixed Chorus First row: D. Feggans , J. Lee. D. Carr. J. McCauley . K. Walto n. L. Williams, W. Carter, A . Carr. P. Jones. D. Woodso n. B. Green . Second row: S. Jo hnson, C. Rea . J. Mahone. R. Sherid an. K. vo nHerbulis . M. Moneymaker. S. Waller. L. Myers . F. Thomas . T. Snow. E. Morris . L. Henderson. R. Shores . L. Wood . B. Sn ow. L.E . Harris.

The concert and symphonic bands have had a "facelift " in the forms of a talented , new band director , and the addition of a versatile and popular Dance band. Maintaining high degrees of discipline , quality, and spirit of cooperation , Mr. Elmer Sampson and friends wowed an enthusiastic fall au­dience with renditions of "Music That ' s American" . The band per­formed equally successful Christmas and Spring concerts, as well as par­ticipated in more than six parades. Squeezed between concerts and parades, the band hosted the All­Regional Band Festival and worked even harder to achieve a high rating at the District V Festival.

With an abundance of enthusiasm and talent , the Concert Choir and Mixed Chorus delighted audiences with several different concerts. Mr. David Blanchard directed a well re­ceived Christmas concert during school , and another Spring concert. Tryouts for highly coveted .member­ship in the All-Regional Chorus kept Choir members busy the remainder of the year.

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Third row: P. Brads ha w. G. Dyer. C Dyer. L. Johnson . W. White , S. Jo hnson. R. Glasgow. C You ng. B. Fisher. K. Jackson, W. Graves, K . K irt ley. V. Turner. C. Swift. E. Green. V. Matthews . P. Thorne , S. Morris. M. Butler , B. Hughes , D. Goff. Fourth row: P. Sims. M. Burton , J. No wlin, S. Wood. I. Th omas, C. Smith , A. Monroe, J. Gard ner. M. Johnson. C. Pryo r, K. Burress, L. Churchman. D . H owa rd. K . K eit hle y. W. Dowell . L. Mosby, R. DoweU . R. Gray. G. Steppe. M. Mitchum. T. Thompson.

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Trips, speakers, International Dinner Gummi bears and Toblerone .. .

International dinners and bratwurst at the Schnitzelhaus . . . Christmas caroling and a French musical . . . Fierce competition and secrecy sur­rounding the Homecoming floats. When French and German gourmets tire of the food and fun , there is al­ways the intellectual stimulation of guest speakers , planned trips to Washington embassies , and forensic competition .

For those students who parle fran­rrais tn~s bien , there is a newly insti­tuted French Honor Society to recog­nize outstanding achievement in the Gaellic language. The society offers tutoring services to students desiring aid, and raises funds to provide scho­larships for those who wish to con­tinue their study of French on a col­lege level.

I . French Honor Society First row: B. Chester , A. Averette , P. Hum­phris, S. Hermansdorfer , S. Wood , P. Null , C. Keiser , L. Beck . Second row: B . Craig , L. Myers , H. Rungworth, A. Ke yth , H . Kupke , J.

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Langman , K. Bain , N . lcgoren , Mrs. Lederman , sponsor .

2. French Club , Seniors and Sophomores First row: M . Smith , S. Stanley , L. Deter , S. Hermansdorfer , J. Rushia , A. Averette , P . Murphy , V. Matthews.

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Second row: A. Curva , M. Wood , B . Garri­son , C . Cutright , R. Hantske , C. Keiser , B. Chester , Mrs . Lederman , sponsor. Third row: D . Hadden , H . Kupke , S. Wood , P . Null , L. Thorse y, P. Humphris , T. Bowen , B . Meador.

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I. German Club, Underclassmen First row: H. Shalloway , P. Conklin , C. Kuder , C. Pape. Second row: A. Barrett , M. Agnor , V. Wood , S. Clarks , H. Rungwerth , L. Locher , C. Huber. Third row: R. Ziock , K . Evans , C. Faust , P. Anne , J. Wolfe , N. Schlamb, T. Smith , L. Ogilvie. Fourth row: J. Langmen, J. Kunkler , T . An­derson , J. Stargell , S. Dillon , P. Schrepher , I. Kerl , D. Shockley , D. Scanlon. Fifth row: M. Lloyd, C. Pollard, M. Maltby, A. Currie , S. Meeks , W. Barrett , J. Kim. Sixth row: P. Nuesch , E. Woodson, R . Kain , S. Hotz , S. Arruda , T. McCune , K. McAfee , L. Matthews , A. McDermott , B. Grimm.

2. German Club, Seniors First row: D. Smith, S . Quasebarth, D. Brown , R. Peck. Second row: Mr. Norton , sponsor , B. Har­low , G. Kiser , L. Lindamood , A. Colony. Third row: J. Smith , K. Blankenbaker , N . Manweiler , D. Plymire . Fourth row: K. Seabrook , B. Lasley , J. Ohman , N. Heilman. Fifth row: J. Knight , K . Wright , T. Haigh , M. Ryder.

3. French Club, Juniors First row: Miss Biederman , sponsor , S. Critzer , N . Icgoren , S. Wingfield. Second row: A. Key, L. Williams , F. Hickson , T. Lewis. Third row: L. Ogilvie , K. Breen , S. Housaser , S. McCann. Fourth row: H. Rungwerth , K. Adams , K. Bain. Fifth row: M. Sedwick , L. Myers , A . Col­ony. Sixth row: M. Kelly , N . Brown , S. Gibbs. Seventh row: N. Garnett , K. Wright , Y. Madison. Eighth row : B. Via , B. Hall , J. Townsend , D. Madison. Ninth row: D. Harmon , D. Drash , E. Sol­omon, L. Beck.

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The International dinner , prize­winning floats , fiestas , Latin week, Jose Greco performance , and a trip to the Spanish embassy are all part of being a Spanish or Latin club member. Spanish students are par­ticularly fortunate this year to have two visiting Mexican students with which to share cultural experiences . Latin students also participated in the State Latin Convention and Virginia Classical Certamen.

The Guitar and Chess clubs require a certain amount of knowledge to par­ticipate . Members seek to improve their skills through such activities as "jamming" and chess tournaments . The Science club held discussions of mutual interest , in addition to trips to the Uni versity 's Observatory and Shenandoah National Park. The Ar­chery Club seeks to improve skills in that sport.

I . Science Club First row , sitting: N. Stamp, D . Davis. Second row , standing: D . Lindsey , B. Cut­right , T. Mawyer , C. Mawyer, S. Mac­Gregor, S. Bishop , Mrs. Stringfield , spon­sor.

2. Chess Club First row: L. Fry , C. Carrell , D . Lee , P. Ber­tone , K. Blake , C. Burkhart. Second row: B. Wade , S. Graha m , B. Dre­xinger , R . Comfort , R . Stewart , T. Smith , D. Rial! , B. Brittain. Third row: K . Cride r , J. Cha ppell , B. Nichols , R . Funk , J . Tremblay, B. Ste vens , M. Zimmerman , L. Ful cher , R . Toms , Mr. Dugan , sponsor .

3. Latin Club First row: J . Hood , R. Morris , J . Wolfrey , D. Earle , C. Du rre r , M. Conklin , N . Ozerov , R. Fields , A . Furr. Second row: Miss Rice , sponsor , B. Tignor, J . Chisolm, T . Simpson , R. Pay ne , D. Clarkson , B . Dixon , J. Fields, A. Watson , C. Mason , J. McAlpine , P . Trench , M. Maltby , D. Economos.

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I. Archery Ciub First row: J. Cowan , K. Hodge , P. Umstad­ter , M. Mitchell.

2. Guitar Club First row, sitting: L. Wagner , M. Andrews, L. Forman , D. Smith , T. Hamm , S. Ed­wards. Second row: J. Bradin , N. Morris , S. Barrett , S. Burruss , A. Yates , L. Mann , D. Hansen , C. McKeen, Mr. Cale , sponsor . Third row: J. Davis , R. Morriss , T . Hughes , J. Aker , B. Thompson. Fourth row: T. Wood , J. Garrett , V. Pace , D. Paul. Not pictured: Charlie Hunt.

3. Spanish Club First row, sitting: K. Clarity , P. Krovetz , V. Merkle , M. Gentry , P. Thomas , C. McWil­liams , R. Ward , G. Powell , C. Wheeler , D. Smith. Second row: B. Sylvester , A. Hawkes , B. Stalnaker , P. Stevens , L. Garrett , L. Flynn , C. Murad , M. Russo , D. Rohm , C. Mitchell , K. Riall , L. Christlieb , N . Sainz. Third row: Mrs. Schilling, sponsor , S. Hall , E . Jones , R. Bailey , B. Marshall , L. Mills , J. Hutchinson , J. Carlin , D. Vanderveer , L. Boatwright , S. Maddox , J. Anderson , Mrs. Crover , sponsor. Fourth row: J. Anderson, P. Powell , F. Ruiz , B. Vayvada , J. Bunts , B. Porritt , K. Brown , E. Batten , R. Wagner , D. Mitchell.

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The drama and art departments were very active this year. The drama department , with both the Albemarle Players and Thespian Troope 500, helped the students at A.H.S. achieve a higher quality of theater activities. Both groups participated in a fall pro­duction of " Godspell" and a spring production of " Li ' l Abner". The an­nual activities included A Night of One Acts, Virginia Thespian Confer­ence , and the National Thespian Con­ference in June.

The fine arts clubs include the De­cor Art Club , the Photography Club , and a newly established Crafts Club. The Art and Crafts Clubs plan to beautify Albemarle with a mosaic de­picting some aspects of student life , as well as add to the school's permanent collection on exhibition in the hall­ways , office , and media center. Ap­preciation ofthe environment was the theme of a slide show presentation by the Photography Club.

Fans of modern dance and jazz worked on their own routines as well as those composed by instructor, Val Foster. The dance Club also planned a program for the spring.

I. Albemarle Players First row: S. McMillion , M. Garnett , M. Maslyk , B. Meador , P. Morris. Second row: T . Jay , A. Hawkes, T . Kuder, A. Davenport , G. Arnhoff, H . Kupke. Third row: J . Fields , M. Kelly , T. Knight , M. Russo, C. Mason , A. Norcross. Fourth row: B. Carol, R. Bailey, Mrs. Dobbs, sponsor , C. Ricks , G. Parker , A. Kaufman , T . Smith , C. Wolfe. Fifth row: B. Carol , C. Barnocky, B. Tignor, C. Saunders , P. Compton , J . Langman. Sixth row: D. Lancaster , S. Tewksbury , L. Word , K . Chapman , L. Gibbes , B. Thompson. Seventh row: J. Fink , T. Browne , L. Benja­min , B. Bledsou , D. Chapman , M. Meredith. Eighth row: B. Word , J . Respess , A. Hodge , C. Grayson, M. Boron , K. Talley. Ninth row: N. Deets , P. Lancaster , C. Leavy , D. Hadden , A. McDermott.

2. Art Club First row: A. Yates, S. White , C. Vonhur­bulis , G. Wilson , G. Lipscomb , S. Wiley , V. Foster. Second row: C. Sampson , B. Micham , S. Harris , K. Eways , K. Reilly, V. Micham, S. Earhart , R. Bailey , Mr. Johnson , sponsor. Third row: Mrs. George , sponsor , L. Flynn , T. Patrick , G. Powell , R. Johnson , K. Hig­gins . Fourth row: B. Haacke , C. Sanunders , R. Shifflet , R. Carver, T . Wood, N. Morton , B. Stalnaker, P. Payne , K. Meeks.

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I . Modern Dance First row: B. Hugh• McClanahan , S. Waw1 Foster, S. Crider, B. ( Rogers , J . Olson. Second row: T . Stoddar way , K. Payne , L. I Daidone. Third row: P. Hinton , · ren , sponsor.

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I. Modern Dance First row: B. Hughes , L. Hinton , D. McClanahan , S. Wawner , S. Shotwell, B. Foster , S. Crider, B. Craig , S. Orrison , L. Rogers , J. Olson. Second row: T. Stoddard , G. Berry , S. Con­way , K. Payne , L. Davis , L. Cross , C. Daidone. Third row: P. Hinton , V. Foster , Miss Gur­ren , sponsor.

2. Photography Club First row: J. Russell , M. Ryder , J. Vascott , Mr. Bishop , sponsor. Second row: J. Chronemyer , G. Hearn , J.W. Moore , P. Dewing.

3. Albemarle Thespians First row: A. McDermott , K. Clarity , C. Saunders , B. Word , A . Davenport , Mrs.

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Dobbs , L. Word , L. Gibbes , J . Respess. Second row: C. Ricks , K. Wagner , J. Ratcliffe , C. Wolfe. Third row: J . Spence , H. Kupke , T . Jones , S. Buchannan , J. Quasebarth , M. Russo , M. Garnett , Mrs. Leaderman. Fourth row: S. McMillion , M. Maslyk , N . Deets , A. Hodge , T. Jay , C. Leavy .

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The Ecology and Erutan clubs con­cern themselves with the preservation of natural resources. Ecology mem­bers held discussions on topics of mutual interest and encouraged guest speakers. A hike to White Oak Can­yon was planned by Erutan en­thusiasts . The Ski Club hopes to im­prove individual skills , as well as take advantage of nearby slopes.

The Concerned Black Youth strives to promote unity, respect , and pride in black culture. Group discussions concerning racial problems and changes , a Red-Green-Black Day , and a Black Culture Show kept CBY members busy.

I. Concerned Black Youth , Seniors First row, kneeling: K. Pryor , D. Jones . Second row: G. Burton , B. Johnson , D. Philips , C. White . Third row: C. Ricks , B. Maupin , J . Maupin. Fourth row: M. Bell , C. Winston , J. Steppe . Fifth row: T . Crenshaw , P. Green , L. Bowles . Sixth row: S. Darcus.

2. Concerned Black Youth, Underclassmen First row: K. Cage , S. Jones , L.E. Harris , D. Carr, 0 . Swift , F. Henderson, W. White , M. Swift , R. Burruss . Second row: C. Ragland , D. Harris , F . Thomas , M. Johnson, C. Conn , B. Green. Third row: B. Witcher , S. Johnson , S. Johnson , C. Ferguson , D. Durrette . Fourth row: B. Childress , B. Henderson, C. Ricks , K. Carson , M. Bell , P . Brassfield , B. Gordon .

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I. Ski Club First row: N. Funk , N. Drucker. Second row: M. Leveque , C. Hurt , N. Ozerov , E. Williams , V. Merkel. Third row: W. Jay, C. Aberle , J . Geren , D. Chronister, B. Turner. Fourth row: J. Knight.

2. Ecology Club First row: R. Clark , R. Curva , Mrs. Otis , sponsor.

3. Erutan Club First row: J. Joseph , N. Riopel , K . Sea-

brook , T . Kuder , D. Plymire , J. Ratcliffe , C. Shea , S. Watson. Second row: N. Manweiler , M. Hall , T. Hamm, C. Deane , M. McCormack , K. King , T. Jay. Third row: Mr. Grey , Ms. Amburn , spon­sors , D. Graff, B. Rees , D. Carswell , D. Jones , D. Grim , S. Elledge. Fourth row: G. Hearn , R. Waters, B. Lasset­ter , J. Peterson , B. Chester , V. Hensley, D. Chronister , K. Hasenfus , C. McFarland .

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I. Outdoors Club, Seniors First row, sitting: K. King , S. Wickert , P. Highlander , P. Trail , C. Rea , T. Jones , S. Buchanan , S. Mahone , K. Meeks. Second row: S. Thomas , N . Kendall , K . Thomas , S . Wells , S. Maine , B. Haacke , K. Kirkland , B. Word , J . Hoy , P. Lee, G . Weary , L. Williams , T. Henley. Third row: A. Hodge , G. Hanson , B. Car­riker , S. McVey , A. Farley , K. Wagner , R. Slosson , B. Branch , M. Sperry , S. Mow­bray. Fourth row : D. Leake , G . Wilson , S. Birckhead, S. Duncan , B . H olland , J . Tremblay , D. Echols , K. Hasenfus , D. Shifflette , B. Ballard.

2. Outdoors Club, Juniors First row , sitting: A. Bergin , J. Hahn , H. Gibson , C. Koch , E . Cutitta , D . Wolfrey , D. Coyner , T . Hurt. Second row: B. Towler , M. Walker , D. Smith , M. Erickson , M. Kelly , M. Jones , C. Fulcher , K . Dulaney , L. Work , J . Charlton , S. Sprouse. Third row: C. Tally , S. Arruda , K. Coleman , J . Dunbar, L. Rexrode , R . Doorman , S. Kauzlarich , K. Berthold , S. Nefos , A. Reo­ooids , R . Creasy , P. Shirey , C. Norman , K. Goodman. Fourth .row: Q. Congdon , T. Felder , C. Gleason , Y. Madison , R . Peterson . Fifth row: N . Ozerov , J . Haaz , S . Nelson , M. Burruss, C. Varga , S . Brown , W. Stod­dard , M. Granger , E. Williams, L. Lasley , B. Shifflett , B. Tirrell, H. Yancey , T. Sel­den , S . Warner. Sixth row: J. Masse lli , M. Phillips , J . Townsend , D. Winstead , S. Tewksbury , M. Davis, I. Shifflett.

3. Outdoors Club, Sophomores First row, sitting: T . Valentz , T . Russell , K . Byers, D. Chapman C. Burnette , P. Roanz , K. Davis , L. Forman , M. King , C. Grayson , D. Lan cas ter , S . Russell . Second row , kneeling: C. Wallace , C. Wangensteen , R. Marks , A. Yates , L. Cramer, S . Williams , L. Greer, K . Herring , S. Burruss , S . Wawner , B. Foster , S . Shot­well , G. Hathaway, A. Mark , C.T . Pace , D. Robertson . Third row: E . Tironi , K . Conley , S. Ashen­bach , D. Coyner , K. McNulty , J . Fink , F . Pearson , R. Hall , D. Hanson , L. Finger , R. Bla ck , A. Hadden , B. Meador , D. Townsend , J. Terrell , M. McCann , B. Turner , T . Austin. Fourth row , standing: C. Hamm , D. Smith , R. Hudson , S . Stephenson , B. Davis , N. Stamp , S. Birckhead , T . Carson , C. Garri­son , J . VanFossen , K. Corrigan . Fifth row, standing: J. White , J . Brown , W. McCauley , K . Walker , J . ErkenBrack , M. Gibson , K. Lassetter , P. Morris , B. Tomlin.

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I. Riding Club First row , sitting: H. Run. B. Shifflett. Second row , standing: L. P . Compton. Third row: A. Dickie , C. Fourth row: C. Young , I' Fifth row: D . Clarkson Gardner , sponsor. Sixth row: L. Hieshman , dan .

2. Bicycle Club First row , lying down: P. " Second row: M. Robb , I< fong , N. Deets , D. NaJ sponsor , J . Quas barth , C Third row: W. Hunt , D. right , L. Lecher , B. Mea Carter , K. Haynes , L. S

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I. Riding Club First row , sitting: H . Rungwerth , V. Zapata , B. Shifflett. Second row, standing: L. Nelson, M. Jones , P. Compton. Third row: A. Dickie , C. Harrison . Fourth row: C. Young , N. Bain . Fifth row: D. Clarkson , J . Rushia, Miss Gardner , sponsor. Sixth row: L. Hieshman , C. Jones , B. Sheri­dan.

2. Bicycle Club First row , lying down : P. Thompson , Bianca. Second row: M. Robb , R. Ruscher , T. Wil­fong , N. Deets , D. Napier , Mr. Oldaker , sponsor, J. Quasbarth , C. Wolfe. Third row: W. Hunt , D. Plymire , T. Gath­right , L. Lecher , B. Meador , M. LaRue , T . Carter, K. Haynes , L. Strever.

Fourth row: C. Shifflet , R. Tremblay , C. Aberle , J . Spence , R. Hutchin son , S. Bel­giane , J . Respess , C. LaRue , T . Jay , B. Bledsoe , L. Lukes , M. Boron .

3. Motorcycle Club First row , kneeling: K . Sprouse , G. Keyser , J. Smith , T. Riffe , R. Ray , W. Estes , B. Per­kins , T. Bradley , S. Wawner , T . Russe ll , B. Towle. Second row : R. Thomas , J . Hoy , R. Man­gione , T. Simpkins , A. Lohr , Mr. Monahan , sponsor, P. Cook , M. King , B. Foster , D. Chapman , F . Rainey, D. Ahrend , T. Farrell , J . Fishbeck. Flagpole: C. Sandridge , G. Watts , D. Ber ry , M. Pannullo, T. Morris , L. Rhodes , L . Cook , J. Argenbright , P. Carpenter , R. Crikenberger , R. Payne , D. Mawyer, D. Minter , B. Thacker , M. Maupin.

Combining safety and an apprecia­tion of natural beauty , the Outdoors , Bicycle , and Riding clubs all planned overnight trips to nearby locations . Fending off the elements , the Out­doors club hiked to Elliot 's Knob . Bicyclists planned six such trips , plus some racing events . A spring horse show and speakers on horse manage­ment highlighted the year for the Rid­ing club. Motorcyclists planned an Observed Trail Event for the spring.

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I. Rally Club First car: D. Congdon , G. Molyneux , A. Coleman. Second car: V. Benshoff, Q. Congdon , D. Berry , Mrs. Stanley , sponsor , L. Las ley , D. Abidin , D. Manweiler , E. Mattsson. Third car: F . Brown , J. Cronemeyer , J . Trembly , R. Johnson .

2. Lacrosse Club First row: S. Elledge , C. McFarland , J. Gar­rison , K. Corrigan , W. Schvessler. Second row: B. Pollard , B. Grimm , D. Ver­million , P. Crawford , C.T . Pace. Third row: R. K ai n , R . Brave h , R. Tremblay , T . Wilfong , J . Knight , Mr. Titus , sponsor . Fourth row: C. Tanner , K . Corrigan , B. Chisholm , C. Roge rs , C. Ga rri son , J. Sweeney.

3. F.C.A. First row, sitting: D. Sprouse , D. Fitzerald , L. Bain , L. McCauley , B. Greims , J . Von­Herbulis , D . Umstadter. Second row: T. Snow , E . Morris , R. Payne , J . Lauffenburger , D . Berry , M. Granger , M. Fantino , K . Fleming , M. Smith , G . Davis, L. Hawkins , B. Mawyer , R. Davis . Third row: Coach Craddock , sponsor , T. Cole , J . Ford , G. Garland , M. Morris , P. Brown, L. Churchman , A. Morris , R. Har­ris , K. Burruss , R. Brown , W. Burton , C. Pryor , J. Bickel. Fourth row: L. Perry , K. Goodwin.

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The GAA is composed of girls who are interested in promoting women' s athletics at AHS. The club sponsors the Powder-Puff football game , won by the senior girls this year. The FCA makes every attempt to help the need y people of our community through volunteer work at the Chil­dren 's Rehabilitation Center , a Christmas basket , and improving conditions of the school. Another school-spirited organization , the Pep Club , paints posters and otherwise supports athletic events.

Rallying is not racing. It involves precision driving , following direc­tions , and maintaining set average speeds . The Rally Club , a new organi­zation , participates in rallies in the area. The Lacrosse club continued its efforts to improve skills and hopes to eventually form a team at AHS.

l. GAA First row: G. Faulkner , L. Smith. Second row: T. Todd , L. A. Rexrode . Third row: R. Armistead , D. Terrell , D. DeHooge. Fourth row: L. Rexrode , L. Dudley. Fifth row: P. Bull , C. Toms , C. Bull , T . Ar­mistead.

2. Pep Club First row: D. Napier , K. Breen , T . Jones , J. Brown , T. Kuder , K. Wagner, R. Slosson. Second row: V. Foster , N. Manweiler , B. Craig , K. Kane , D. Graff.

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I. FFA First row, kneeling: Mr. Russell , sponsor , B. Gibson , W. Shifflett , H. Tapscott. Second row: G. Davis , K. Belew, R. Ford , S. Pugh , C. Garrison , A. Brown. Third row: N. Maddox , P. Miller , D. Bryant , D. Rush.

2. FBLA First row, kneeling: M. Swingler , N. Johnson , R. Maddox , P. Shifflett , L. Peel­man , M. Armentrout. Second row: P. Banton , E. Jordon , V. Mor­ris , S. Lacy , S. Jordan, J . Garrison , Mrs . Sandell , sponsor. Third row: Mrs. Small , sponsor , C. Boat­wright , D. Williams , D. Rybolt , S. Morris D. Herring , B. Rosenbaum , L. Brown , C. Taylor , Miss Graves , sponsor.

3. FHA First row , sitting: D. Feggans , S. Rush , L. Page , P. Rush , V. Johnson . Second row: R. Bickers , P. Bowles , P. Vest , L. Herring , F. Knight , S. Fry. Third row: J. Pugh , S. Hager , S. Armstrong , K . Lecuyer , K. Jackson , C. Matheny , A. Mahone , D. Goff, M. Actterbuck, P. Brad­shaw , K. Miller.

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De veloping skills and acqumng practical experience in the fields of business , homemaking , and agricul­ture will aid members of FF A , FHA, FBLA , VICA , and DECA to secure rewarding jobs after graduation. Most clubs participated in local , state , and national conventions , notably VICA , which won a Gold Pennant Award for organizing VICA at the Vocational Rehabilitation Center. Speakers , floats , Christmas parties for hand­icapped children , and the operation of the Apple Core were other activities sponsored by these clubs.

I. V.I.C.A. First row , kneeling: S. Ingerick, B. Sams , G. Hall , W . Moriss , D. Payne , V. Micham. Second row: J. Jackson , J . Moore , D. Jones, A. Davis , J . Shifflet. Third row, on bus: J. Harris , P. Spence , T . Wade . Fourth row: D. Moyer , P. Harris , V. Fewell . Fifth row: G . Crawford , B. Shifflet , T . Mor­ris , M. Craig.

2. D.E.C.A. First row, sitting : D. McDaniel , M. Morris , B. Hawley, J. Roach , A . Seal , T. Gentry , J. Wilber , J. Jordon , M. Marshall. Second row, kneeling : V. Johnson , P. Washington , R. Ward , C. Roach , K. Bolden , J . Henderson , M. Rittenshouse , J . Harris , M. Rea , R. Crickenberger , J . Pugh. Third row: S. Rush , K . Bolden , H . Bazzarre , P. Thomas , C. Haga , D. Thompson, D. Har­vey , T . Seal, A. Mohler, S . Bush, R. Hebbe , K. Davis. Fourth row: Mr. Gardner - sponsor , T . Ar­nold , G. McDaniel , T . Bla nken ship , K. Shifflett , D. Pugh , M. Harris , Mrs. Mawyer - sponsor. Fifth row: F. Rawlings , J . Davis , A. Frame , G . Sprouse , M. Zivic , S. Harri s , G . Honn , R. Coleman , K. Robertson , K . Davis , P. Stal­naker , B. Childress.

VICA, DE CA 79

Turn the corner, and too suddenly , The graduated walk solemnly out the door

Into the world of tomorrow. Goodbye . . principals, teachers , Homecoming queens

Last minute changes . . . College decisions Hello world ... We are ready

to face life's

consequences.

Adams, Richard Donald

Adams, Robert Glen, Glen : Regional Band 2,3; Solo Ensemble Festival 2,3; Auto Rally Cl. 3; Symphonic Band 2,3; Marching Band 2,3.

Adams, Roy Gale , Cookie: Sports Cl. ; VICA.

Amato, Marsha Lynn ; Powderpuff I; Baseball Manager 2,3; Chess Cl. I; Icthus 2; French Cl. 3; Majorettes I ,2,3 ; Stage Band ; Symphonic Band I ,2,3; Concert Band 2,3; Regional Choir 3; Al­bemarle Players I ,2,3; Thespians I ,2,3; " Hello Dolly", " Dracula", " Charlie Brown", " Musi­cal Revue", " Godspell", " Li ' l Abner" , " Night of One Acts" 2,3; Highlight I.

Anderson , Bernard Lewis: CBY I; Chorus 2, 3.

Anderson, Teresa Dyane, Teesie: CBY I.

Andrews, Marian June: National Honor Society 2,3; Spanish National Achievement Test I ,2; Guitar Cl. 2,3; Symphonic Band I; Concert Band 3.

Armistead, Robin Irene: MVP Defensive Bas­ketball 2; MVP Softball 2; High Scorer Basket­ba ll 3; V. Basketball 1,2,3; V. Softball 1,2,3; GAA I ,2 ,3; Reporter 3; SCA 3.

Armstrong, Debra Ann , Debbie: Spanish Cl. I ,2; Erutan 3.

Arnold, Larmie Teresa: DECA I ,2,3.

Austin, Debra Fay, Debbie: Powderpuff 1,2; V. Football Manager 3; GAA I; Outdoors Cl. 2,3.

Averette , Alice Marie.

Bailey, Michael Edward, Mike: Motorcycle Cl. 1,2,l

Bain , Martha Louise, Misha: JV Basketball I; French Cl. 2; Riding Cl. 3; Band I ,2

Bain, Nancy Katherine, Nana: Spanish Cl. 2; Riding I; Band 3; Commencement Band .

Ballard, Brady Pembelton, Tonk: V. Football 1,2; V. Baseball 1,2,3; Ski Cl. I ; Band Cl. 2; Outdoor Cl. 3; VICA 2,3; Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2.

82 Seniors

Adams , Rick Adams , Robert Adams , Roy Amato , Marsha Anderson , Bernard

12 years of hard work

Anderson , Theresa Andrews , Marian Armistead , Robin Armstrong , Debbie Arnold , Teresa ··

Austin , Debbie Averette , Alice Bain , Martha Bain , Nana Ballard , Brady

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Banton , Patricia • Barnett , Ernest

Barrett , Sharon Baskin , Ursula Batten , Evonne

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Banton , Patricia • Barnett , Ernest

Barrett , Sharon Baskin , Ursula Batten , Evonne

Bell , Mary Benjaman , Chris Benshoff, Victor Berthold , Ralph Bickers , .Rebecca

Bingler , Jimi Birckhead , Stan Bishop , Debbie Blades. Carol Blake , ·Michael

Banton , Patricia Mae, Tricia : GAA I; FBLA 2,3.

Barnett, Ernest Dale.

Barrett, Sharon Kay: Philosophy Cl. I; Guitar Cl. 2,3; Harlequin 3.

Baskin, Ursula, Urs: Powderpuff I ; V. Football Manager 3; Pep Cl. I; Y-Teens I; Drama Cl. 2; Outdoor Cl. 3; "A Thurber Carnival" 2.

Batten, Jean Evonne, Von: Spanish Award ; GAA I; Spanish Cl. 2,3.

Bell, Edwin Rae.

Bell, Mary Louise, Putting : Basketball I; CBY I ,2,3; " Night of One Acts " 2.

Bell, Michael Allen, Mike: Motorcycle Cl. I ,2,3.

Benjamin , Christopher, Chris: National Honor Society 2,3; Soccer 1,2,3; Chess Cl. 1,2,3; Inter­national Dinner 2; Language Christmas Assem­bly 3.

Benshoff, Victor Torre, Chickie: JV Football I ; Auto Rally Cl. 3; Band I; Symphonic Band 3.

Berthold , Ralph Norman, Bert: Chess Cl. I; Guitar Cl. I; German Cl. I ; Outdoors Cl. I.

Bickers, Rebecca Dawn: FHA 3; Pres . 3.

Bingler, James Thomas, Jimi : Indoor Track I, 2,3; Outdoor Track 1,2,3; FCA I; Bike Cl. 3.

Birckhead, Edwin Stanley.

Bishop, Debra Jo, Debbie: VICA I.

Blades, Carol Ann: Outdoors Cl. 2,3.

Blake , Michael Joseph, Mike: Lacrosse 3; FCA I; Lacrosse Cl. 3; Latin Cl. 2,3.

Seniors 83

Blankenbaker, Kimberly , Kim: National Honor Society 2,3; Powderpuff 2; German Cl. I ,2,3; Treas. 1,2,3.

Blucher, William Charles , Bill.

Boatwright, Charlotte Jenette: FBLA 2.3.

Bond , Richard Graham.

Borden, Kim.

Bowen , Patricia Carol, Trisha: V. Softball 1,2; JV Basketball 2; Powderpuff I ,2,3; GAA I; French Cl. 2,3; Prism 2 ,3.

Bowles, Linda Carol: Basketba ll I ; DECA 1,2 CBY 3.

Bragg, Barbara Eileen: Psychology Cl. I.

Branch , Robert Mitchell , Lip: Cross Country I · Indoor Track 1.2; FCA I ,2; Ski Cl. 3.

Brie, Alan Eugene: Chess Cl. I ,2,3; Symphonic Band 1,2,3 ; Ma rching Band 1,2 ,3.

Bright, Barbara Jean.

Brookshire, Brian Keith.

Brown, Angela Norena, Angie: Environment Cl. I.

Brown , Barbara Ellen.

Brown , David Milton.

Brown , Jacqueline Marie, Jackie : GAA I; Guitar Cl. 3; SCA 1,2,3.

Brown , James Frederick , Fred: Bicycle Cl. I ; Band Cl. 2; Ra lly Cl. 3; Band 1,2,3; " Charlie Brown" , " Musical Revue" , " Godspell".

84 Seniors

Blankenbaker , Kim Boatwright , Charlotte Bond , Graham Borden. Kim Bowen ,' Tricia

Bowles , Linda Bragg , Barbara Branch , Bob Brie , Alan Bright , Barbara

Where will I be

Brown , Angela Brown , Barbara Brown, David Brown , Fred Brown , Jackie

next yea1

Brown , Kayanne Brown , Linda Bryant , Becky Buchanan , Suzanne Bull , Paula

will I be

1, Angela 1, Barbara 1, David 1, Fred 1, Jackie

next year?

Brown , Kayanne Brown , Linda Bryant , Becky Buchanan , Suzanne Bull , Paula

Bunch , Steven Bunyea , Matt Burruss , Andrew Burruss , Kelvin Burton, Curtis

Burton , Gail Bush , Delores Butler, Daris Butler, Mattie Byerly , George

Brown, Kayanne: JV Basketball 2; Softball I, 2,3; GAA I; Spanish Cl. 2,3; Prism 2,3; Business Manager 3.

Brown, Linda Marie: FBLA 2,3; " A Thurber Carnival" 2.

Brown, William Baxter.

Bryant , Becky D.: VICA I.

Buchanan, Suzanne: Powderpuff 1,2; Ski Cl. I; Outdoors Cl. 2,3; SCA 1,2; " Hello Dolly" I; " Night of One Acts " 2; Thespians 3.

Bull , Paula Dian: V. Basketball I ,2,3; V. Softball 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3.

Bunch, Steven Edward: VICA I ,2.

Bunyea , Matthew Welles, Matt: VICA 2.

Burnley, David Lee.

Burruss , Andrew Lorenzo, Andy: FCA ; Concert Choir 1,2.

Burruss , Kelvin Edwin, BO: JV Basketball I; Outdoor Track I; Indoor Track 2,3 ; FCA 1,2; CBY 3; Chorus 1,2,3 .

Burton , Curtis Alexander, Alex: CBY I.

Burton , Gail Corinne, G.B.: National Achieve­ment Scholarship Commended Student ; Na­tional Honor Society 2,3; V. Basketball 1,2,3; FCA I; GAA 2; CBY 3; Ass ' t. Sec.

Bush , Delores Louise: Environmental Cl. I; Lib­eration Cl. 2; VICA 3.

Butler, Mattie Thersa, Mattie: GAA: Modern Dance Cl. 3; Chorus .

Butler , Daris Jay: Bicycle Cl. I.

Byerly, George Elmer, III.

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Cain, ,Lal:q Joseph, Blood: JV Basketball I, Motorcycle Cl.; Outdoors Cl.

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Campbell, Courtenay M.: Outdoors Cl.

Campbell, Woodrow, Jr.

Carr, Dorothy Ann, Doris: DECA 1,2.

Carr, Theo Augusta.

Carriker, Bruce Williams: J.V. Football I; In­door and Outdoor Track 1,2,3; V. Football 2; Chess Cl. I; Outdoors Cl. 2,3; Symphonic Band 1,2.

Carter , Deborah Jo, Debbie : DECA I; Art 2; Outing Cl. 3.

Carver, John Russell, Russell: DECA I ; Psychology Cl. 2; Art Cl. 3.

Chester , Barbara Stoddard, Barbi : National Honor Society 2,3; French Honor Society 2,3; V. Pres. 2,3; Regional Band 3; Solo and Ensem­ble Band 1,2,3; French Cl. 1,2,3; Erutan Cl. 2,3; Symphonic and Marching Bands 1,2 ,3; Pres. 3; Concert Choir 2,3; "Musical Revue " .

Chidester, Gloria Faye: Environment Cl. I ; Sci­ence Cl. 2.

Chisholm, William Hieghter Jr., Billy Boy : Soc­cer 2, Lacrosse I ,2,3 ; Intramural Basketball 3; Lacrosse Cl. 2,3; V. Pres. 2,3; Chess Cl. I; S.C.A. 1,2,3; Latin Cl. 3; Jr. Class Talent Show 2; Prism 3.

Christmas, Roosevelt Lee, Kid Dynamite: J. V. Basketball I; V. Football 2; DECA 1,2; Con­cerned Black Youth Cl. 3.

Chronister, David Michael, Freak : Intramural Basketball 2,3; Ski Cl. 1,2,3; French Assembly 3.

Clarity, Mary Kathryn, Kathy: Spanish Cl. I, 2,3; Pres . 3; " Night of One Acts " 2; " Musical Revue " 2; " Godspell" 3; Thespians 2,3.

Clark, Marcia Dawn: Art Cl. 1,2; Latin Cl. 3; Riding Cl. 3; " Night of One Acts" 2.

Clarkson, Denise Raye: Art Cl. I ,2; Latin Cl. 3; Riding Cl. 3; " Night of One Acts" 2.

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Mrs. Dofflemeyer, do I have to take

Cain , Larry Campbell , Courtenay Campbell , Woodrow Carr, Dorothy Carr , Theo

Carriker , Bruce Carver , Russell Chester, Barbi Chidester , Faye Chisholm , Bill

Christmas , Roosevelt Chronister, Dave Clarity, Kathy Clark , Marsha Clarkson , Denise

SAT's aiJ

Clayton , Tim Clay tor , Sharon Cockrum , Logan Coleman , Alan Coles , Earlene

ve to take

nas , Roosevelt ster , Dave , Kathy Marsha on , Denise

SAT's and Achievements again?

Clayton , Tim Claytor, Sharon Cockrum, Logan Coleman , Alan Coles , Earlene

Coles , Eddie Collins , Rene Colony , Allison Coltrane , Michael Compton , Patricia

Congdon , Duncan Conway , Sherry Corrigan , David Cowan , James Craddock , Gary

Clayton, Clarence Timothy, Tim: Motorcycle Cl. I; Archery Cl. 3; Band I.

Claytor, Sharon Elaine.

Clements, Wilton Dale.

Cockrum, Logan, Vand, Vaudeville: V. Football I ; Tennis Team 1,2,3; Indoor Track I; FCA 1,2; Chess Cl. 3; Peer 3.

Coleman, Alan Clayton, Big AI: Mgr. Football I ,2; Head Football Trainer 3; Liberation Cl. 2; Rally Cl. 3; Band I ; Choir 3; Symphonic Band 3.

Coleman, Stephen Ashley, Steve: Soccer 2, J.V. Football I, Spanish Cl. I.

Coles, Earlene.

Coles, Edward Joslen, Eddie .

Collins, Floyd Rene, Rene".

Colony, Margaret Allison. Allison: Regional Band 3; German Cl. 2,3; " You ' re a Good Man , Charlie Brown" 2; Concert Band 1,2,3; Peer 2.

Coltrane, Michael Jules, Mike: Intramural Bas­ketball 3.

Comfort , Richard Liam, E.F. Judge: Chess Team I ,2,3; Chess Cl. I ,2,3; French Cl. 3; Harlequin 3; Daily Blab 2,3; Peer 2,3; Co-Editor of Photography 3.

Compton, Patricia Annette, Pat: Spanish Cl. I ,2; F.A.A. 2; Erutan Cl. 3; Drama Cl-. 3; Drill Team 3; Riding Cl. 3; " Musical Revue" I; "Li ' l Abner" 3; " Godspell " 3; Prism 3.

Congdon, Duncan A: Chess Team I ,2; Chess Cl. 1,2; Rally Cl. 3; Rally Cl. ; Pres. 3; Peer 1,2.

Conway, Sherry Lynn, Sherry: Cinema Cl. I; Erutan Cl. 2; Modern Dance Cl. 3; Drill Team 2,3; Jr. Class Talent Show 3; Jr . Rep. Homecom­ing ,court 2; Maid of Honor 3.

Corrigan, David Patrick, Lead Free: J.V. Foot­ball I; V. Basketball 1,2,3; Lacrosse 2,3; F.C.A. I ,2; Lacrosse Cl. 2,3; Jr. Class Talent Show 2,

Cowan, James Hilton.

Craddock, Gary K. Professor: Motorcycle Cl. I ,2,3.

Seniors 87

Craig, Barbara Ellen, Hungry Jack: National Merit Commended Student 3; National French Honor Society 2,3 ; Powderpuff Football 3; G.A .A . I ; French Cl. 2; International Dinner I ; Modern Dance Cl. 3; S.C.A. 3; C.G. B. 3; Pep Cl. 3; Jr . Class Talent Show 2; Peer 2,3; Section Editor 3; PUA 2,3; V. Pres. 3.

Craig , Samuel Daley , High Test: Tennis 1.2,3 ; F .C.A. 1,2; Outing Cl. 3.

Crawford , Paul Thomas: Soccer I ,2,3; In­tramural Basketba ll 3; Lacrosse I ,2,3; Lacrosse Cl. 2,3; Band 1,2,3.

Crenshaw, Todd Andre, Tac: M.V.P. Football3 ; M.V. Defensive Back 3; V. Football 1,2,3; J .V. Basketball I; Outdoor Track I; V. Baske tball 2,3; F. C. A. 1,2; CBY 3; Peer 3.

Crickenberger, Ricky Severn: J .V. Football I; Motorcycle Cl. I ,2,3.

Crider, Sharon Kay, Critter: Intramural Vol­leyball I; Drill Team 2,3 ; Spanish Cl. 1,2; Mod­ern Dance Cl. 3.

Critzer, Roy Lynn.

Cronemeyer, James Roberts , Jamie : Soccer I; Bicycle I ,2; Rally 3; Photography 3.

Curme, Caroline Chenoweth: Tennis 2; French Cl. I ,2,3; S.C.A. I ,2; Peer 3.

Currin , Judith B. , Jude : V. Pres. Senior Class: C.G.B. 3; V. Cheerleader 2; Outing Cl. 1,2,3; Rally Cl. 1,2,3; " Li'l Abner" 3.

Daidone, Stephen E.

Daly, John Michael, J .D.: Intramural Basketball I ,2,3; Intramural Softball 2; F. C. A. I; Outdoors Cl. 2; Road Rally Cl. 3.

Darcus, Gary Stephen, Steve: Ind oor Track 2,3; Outdoor Track 2,3; F .C.A. 3; CBY 3.

Davenport, Alison Bruce , Ali : National Honor Society 2,3; Drill Team 2,3; Drama Cl. I ,2,3; Thespians 2,3; Erutan Cl. 2; Concert Band I ,2,3; " Hello Doll y" I ; " Music al Revu e' ' 2; " Godspell " 2; Language Assembly 3.

Davis, Ann Sharon, Ann: Art Cl. I ,2,3.

Davis, Calvin Ray: Concert Band 2,3.

Davis, Deborah Sue , Debbie : Chess Cl. I ; Sci­ence Cl. 2,3; Pres. 2,3.

Davis, Donald Ross.

Davis, Elvin Edward.

Davis, Gregory, Greg: J.V. Basketball I; Out­door Track 1,2,3; Indoor Track 2,3; F.C.A. I, 2,3; Band I.

88 Seniors

Craig , Barbara Craig , Sam Crawford , Paul Crenshaw, Todd Crider , Sharon

College applications,

Cronemeyer, Jamie Currin , Judith Daly, John Davenport , Ali Davis , Ann

Davis , Billy Davis , Calvin Davis , Dabney Davis , Debbie Davis , Greg

Davis , Greg Davis , Randy Davis , Rose Deets, Ned Dickie , Brooke

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Billy :alvin Dabney Debbie 3 reg

Davis , Greg Davis , Randy Davis, Rose Deets , N ed Dickie, Brooke

job applications,

Dillard , Charles Dillard , Robbie Duncan , Scott Dunsmore, Kathie Dyer , Bob

Earhart , Susan Echols , Darcy Edwards , Susan Erkenbrack , John Estes , Warren

Davis, James William , Bill y: D.E.C .A . I ; F .B.L. A. 2,3.

Davis, Melvin Gregory, Greg: En viro nment Cl. I ; V. I. C.A . 2,3.

Davis , Randolph Fulton Jr. , Rand y, Wil bur: V. Football I ; Indoor Track 1,2,3; V. Baseba ll I , 2,3; All District 2; F. C.A. 1,2,3.

Davis, Rose Henley: Eruta n Cl. 3 , Ho me Ec. 2; Ski Cl. I.

Davis, William Dabney : Chess Cl. 2,3.

Deets , Edward Henderson III , Ned : Nationa l Honor Soc iety 2,3; Boys State 2; Nationa l French Contest ; Thespian Troup 500; Jr . a nd Sr. Class Pres . ; Cross Country I ; Int ra mu ra l Soccer I; Outdoor Track 3; Bicycle Cl. I ,2,3; Pres. 3; French Cl. 2; " Hello Dolly" 2; "Count Dracu­la " 2; " You ' re a Good Man, Charlie Brown" 2.

Dickie , Barbara Brooke, Brooke: Basketba ll Ma nager 2; Art Cl. I ; Outdoors Cl. I.

Dillard , Charles Samuel , Sandy: CBY ; Poetry ..

Dillard , Robbie.

Drumheller, Gary Wayne.

Duncan , Clayton Scott, Skeet: Na tiona l Honor Society 2,3; J .V. Basketba ll I ; AHS Golf Team 2,3; Intra mural Bas ketball 3; FCA I ; Outdoors Cl. 3.

Dunsmore, Kathi Elizabeth : Environment CJ. I.

Dwier , Marcella Danielle.

Dyer, Robert David , Bob: Chess Cl. 1,2; Auto Rally Cl. 3.

Earhart , Susan Elizabeth: Enviro nment Cl. I ; Art Cl. 3.

Echols , D' Arcy Andrews , Deer Slaye r , D.C. , Andy: Football I ,2; Outing Cl. 2,3; Vice Pres. 2; Pres. 3; Ski Cl. I ; Peer 3.

Edwards , Susan Lee: Guitar Cl. I.

Erkenbrack , Jon Scott, Erk : Environment CJ. 2,3.

Estes , Warren Alan: Soccer 1,2,3; Track 2; Motorcycle Cl. 1,2,3; Pres . 3.

Seniors 89

Eubanks, Pernell , Jr., Sonny: VICA 1,2.

Farley , Darrell Eugene.

Figgatt, Michael Kerry, Mutt: V. Football 1,2.3; Outdoor Track 2; Chess Cl. I ,2; Band Cl. I ,2; Outdoors Cl. 3; Guitar Cl. 3; Symphonic Band 1,2.3; Concert Choir 3; Prism 3.

Fishbeck, John Diedrich, III.

Fisk, Edith Adele.

Fisher, Francis

Fitch, Harvey Levi.

Fitzgerald, Teresa M.: FBLA 2.3; Pres . 2; V. Pres. 3.

Ford, Justin Lynn, " the Toe": V. Football 2,3; Soccer I; Intramural Basketball 3; Head Coach -Powderpuff 2,3; Spanish Cl. I; Band Cl. 2; FCA 3; Marching Band I; Symphonic Band I ,2,3; Concert Choir 3.

Foster, Susan Margette.

Foster, Valerie June, Val: Drill Team 2; Scrap­book Officer 2; Indoor Track and Outdoor Track Manager 2,3; Pep Cl. 1,3; Environment Cl. I; SCA 1,2; French Cl. 2; Dance Cl. 3, Pres. 3; Jr. Class Talent Show 2,3; Peer 2,3; Ads and Co­Sports Editor 3.

Frame, Andrew Levi: DECA I ,2,3.

Frazier, David Mitchell.

Frazier, Larry Thomas.

Frazier, Vernon Jeffrey: FFA.

Fulcher, Leonard Milton, Lenny: Intramural Basketball 3; Tennis 3; Erutan Cl. I ,2; Chess Cl. 3; " Godspell"; Harlequin 3.

Fulton, Michelle Lynne: DE Poster Contest 3rd place I; J .V. Basketball Manager 2; DE I, Treas. I; Pep Cl. 1,3; Outdoors Cl. 3.

Furr, Karen Belinda: Environment Cl. I ; DECA 2; Art Cl. 3.

Gardner, Bertha Florine, Bert.

90 Seniors

Too many decisions to make •

Eubanks , Pernell Farley , Darrell Figgatt , Michael Fischbeck , John Fisk , Adele

Fisher, Frances Fitzgerald , Teresa Ford , Justin Foster , Susan Foster, Valerie

Frame , Andrew Fulcher , Lenny Fulton , Michelle Furr, Karen Gardner , Bertha

• • in too litt

Gardner , James Garland , Gary Garrett , Jeff Garrison , Rebecca Garstang , Steve

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Andrew . Lenny Michelle 3ren , Bertha

• • • in too little time.

Gardner, James Garland , Gary Garrett , Jeff Garrison , Rebecca Garstang , Steve

Garth , Jann Gentry , Lee Geren, James Gibson , Billy Gibbs , Elizabeth

Gibson , Gary Gibson , Rosanne Gibson , Steve Gibson , Teresa Glasgow, David

Gardner, James Lee, Gardy: Indoor Track I ,2,3; Outdoor Track I ,2,3; Chorus 3.

Garland, Garry Lee, Bread: Track I; FCA I ,3.

Garrett, Jeffrey David, Jeff: Outdoor Cl. I; Guitar Cl. 3; Band I; Concert Choir 3.

Garrison, Rebecca Faye , Becky.

Garstang, Stephen Raymond.

Garth, Jann Maxine: Environment Cl. I; Erutan Cl. 2.

Gentry, Lenora Ann , Lee : French Cl. I.

Geren, james Douglas, Jay : Ski Team , I ,2; Football 1,2,3; Hockey 3; Ski Cl. 1,2,3.

Gibbs, Elizabeth Alexander, Liz: Critique I ; Eru­tan 2; Thespians I; Harlequin 3.

Gibson, Gary Wayne: DECA I; FBLA 1,2; V. Pres. I; Treas. 2.

Gibson, Rosanne Edmonia: First place public speaker ; DECA 2,3.

Gibson, Steve Vance.

Gibson, Teresa Lynn: Art Cl. I ,2,3 ; Harlequin.

Gibson, William Lewis, Haircut : Football 1,2; Art Cl. I ,2; Outdoor Cl. 3.

Glasgow, David Lewis, Glass : JV Football I; V. Football3 ; DECA I ,2; VICA 3; Concert Band I.

Seniors 91

Glass, Esther Wood.

Glass, Sandra Carol.

Godfrey, Steven Eugene.

Goff, Darlene.

Goldstein, Gary Brien, Gary: Soccer I; Tennis I ,2 ,3; Bicycle Cl. I; French Cl. I; Outdoor Cl. 3.

Good, Gail Annette: Latin Cl. 1,2; Guitar Cl. 2,3; Band 1,2,3.

Goode, Toby Llewellyn: FFA ; DECA ; Motorcy­cle ; VICA.

Graff, Donna Marie, Stumpie: Spanish Cl. I ,2; Erutan 3; Pep Cl. 3; PUA 2,3; Pres. 3; Talent Show 2; Peer 2,3; Club editor 3.

Graham, James Willie, J.T.: J.V . Basketball I; Outdoor Track 2; FCA I; CBY 2,3.

Graham, Richard: Motorcycle Cl. I ; Guitar Cl. 3.

Gray, Darlene Angelia: Powderpuff Football I ,2; GAA 1,2; VICA 2,3.

Gray, Erskine Howard: dt ~

Gray, Robert Avila, Rabbit: J.V. Basketball I; VICA.

Green, Patricia Ann, Pat: GAA I; CBY 3.

Greims, Barbara, Cackles: Baseball Manager 3; Drama Cl. I; FCA 3; Concert Choir 3.

Guilford, Allen.

Haacke, RobertS., Bob: Outing Cl. 2,3.

Haigh, Edward Newman, II, Eager: German Cl. I ,2,3; Prism 2,3; Art Editor 3; Harlequin I ,2 ,3, Editor 3; Daily Blab 1,2,3.

92 Seniors

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Godfrey , Steve Goff, Darlene Goldstein , Gary Good, Gail Goode , Toby

Graff, Donna Graham , James Gray , Darlene Gray , Erskine Gray , Robert

Green , Pat Greimes , Barbara Guilford , Allen Haacke , Bob Haigh , Ted

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Hall , Anne Hamm, Teresa Hancock , Susan Hansen , George Hantske, Robyn

erruption,

, Pat es , Barbara rd , Allen :e, Bob , Ted

Will the driver of the car • • •

Hall , Anne Hamm , Teresa Hancock , Susan Hansen , George Hantske , Robyn

Harlow , Daniela Harris , Mike Harris , Ronnie Hasenfus , Kevin Hawkes , Ann

Hawkins , Leon Hearn , Gary Heilman , Nancy Henderson , Linda Henley , Tracy

'' Hall, Mildred Anne.

Hall, Sharron Lynn: Environment CJ. I; Euratan Cl. 2.

Hamm, Teresa Marie: Tennis 2; Powderpuff 3; Ski Cl. I ; Guitar 2,3; Euratan Cl. 3; Choir 1,2,3; " Hello , Dolly! " I; Prism 3.

Hancock, Susan Diane.

Hansen, George Arthur: Bike CJ. 2; Outdoors Cl. 3.

Hantske, Robyn Lynn, Robbie : National Honor Society 2,3; GAA Cheerleader I; Powderpuff Football 3; GAA Cl. I; French Cl. 2,3; Peer 2,3, Circulation and Activities Editor 3.

Harlow, Daniela Doris, BeBe: German Cl. 2,3.

Harris , Michael Steven, Harris.

Harris, Ronald Keith, Ronnie : Indoor Track MVP 2; Outdoor Track MVP 2; Indoor Track 1,2,3; Outdoor Track 1,2,3; FCA 1,2,3.

Hasenfus, Kevin John, Fus: National Honor So­ciety 2,3; J.V. Football I; Track I ; V. Football 2 ,3; Intramural Basketball 2 ,3; Intramural Softball 2; Bicycle Cl. 2; Euratan Cl. 3.

Hawkes, Ann Marie, Ann : Spanish Cl. 1,2,3; " Godspell" 3; " Lil ' Abner" 3; Foreign Lan­guage Assembly 3; Peer 3.

Hawkins, Leon Bernard, the " Hawk " : Best Foul Shooter 1,2; MVP Basketball 2; V. Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; FCA 1,2,3.

Hearn , Gary, Duke of Grozno: Track Manager 1,2,3; Soccer 3; Chess Cl. 1,2; Euratan Cl. 3; Photography Cl. 3; Prism 3, Sports Editor 3; Photographer 3.

Heilman , Nancy Lee: German Cl. 2,3; Peer 2,3; Editor 3.

Henderson , Linda Ann, Lynn : VICA I.

Henley , Tracy: Ecology Cl. I ; Art Cl. 2; Outing Cl. 3.

Seniors 93

Hensley, Venna Lea; Softball I; Powderpuff Football 2; GAA Cl. 2; Erutan Cl. 3; Concert and Symphoni c Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 2,3.

Hermansdorfer , Susan Elizabeth: French Honor Society 2,3; French Cl. 1,2,3; V. Pres. 3.

Herring, Wanda Carol.

Hicks, Debra Murdock.

Highlander, Pamela Lynn , Pam: DECA 1,2; Outdoor Cl. 3.

Hill , Ralph Emerson , Jr.

Hinton , Lillie Pearl: FHA I; Liberation Cl. 3; Concert Choir 3.

Hinton , Lucy Mae, Lu e: Home Ec. Cl. ; Modern Dance Cl. 3; Chorus.

Hodge , Alan Andrew.

Holland, Jonathan Gregg , Buns: Track I; J .V. Basketball I; V. Basketball 2,3; Latin Cl. I; Outdoors Cl. 3.

Holland , William Otto, Jr. , Buzz: Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Chess Cl. I; Guitar Cl. 2; Out­doors Cl. 3; Daily Blab 1,2,3.

Houchins , Beth Anne, Beth : Spanish Cl. 2,3.

Howard , Larry Edward, Preacher: DECA I ,2; Chess Cl. I ,2.

Hoy , John Thomas , John-Boy: J. V. Basketball I; Intramural Basketball 2,3; Golf 1,2,3; FCA I; Outdoors Cl. 2,3; Talent Show 2.

Huffman, Loretta Denise: Hon or Cl. I; FBLA I; Spanish Cl. I ; Peppergram I.

94 Seniors

Hensley , Venna Hermansdorfer , Susan Herring , Wanda Hicks , Debra Highlander , Pam

A new Media Center and

Hill , Ralph Hinton, Lucy Hinton , Pearl Hodge , Alan Holland , Bill

Holland , Gregg Houchins , Beth Howard , Larry Hoy, John Huffman, Loretta

Hughes , Betty Humphris , Patsy Hunt , Charlie Hunt , Kay Hunt , Theresa

a 1

enter and

, Gregg 1s , Beth , Larry hn 1, Loretta

Hughes , Betty Humphris , Patsy Hunt , Charlie Hunt, Kay Hunt , Theresa

a new Fine Arts wing,

Hurt , Charlie Hutchinson , Jean lngerick , Sherry Jenkins , Steve Johnson , Barbara

Johnson , Brenda Johnson , Connie Johnson , Linda Johnson , Marvin Johnson , Nancy

Hughes, Betty Lou.

Humphris , Patricia Penn, Patsy: French Honor Society 2,3 ; Pres. 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; French Cl. 1,2,3; Peer 3; Harlequin 3.

Hunt , Charles Fenton, Charlie Boy: Environ­ment Cl. I; Guitar Cl. 2,3 ; " Godspell " 3; Jazz Ensemble 3; Concert Choir 3.

Hunt , Karen Lynn, Kay: Art Cl. 3.

Hunt , Theresa Ann, Weige: VICA.

Hurt , Charles William, Jr. , Charlie: Soccer 1,2,3, Captain 3; Lacrosse 1,2; Ski Cl. 1,2,3; Pres . 2,3; CGB I ; SCA 1,2; Symphonic Band 1,2 ,3; Marching Band 1,2,3.

Hutchinson , Jean Elizabeth: National Honor Society 2,3; Governor' s School 2; National Merit Semifinalist 2; Spanish Cl. I ,2 ,3; Sym­phonic Band 1.2 ,3; Harlequin 3.

Ingerick, Sherry Lynn.

Jenkins , Stephen Paul: Spanish Cl. I ,2 ; Archery 3.

Johnson, Barbara Jane, B.J.: CBY 1,2; Chorus I.

Johnson , Brenda Jean: GAA I; CBY I ,2; Band.

Johnson , Connie Adell, Grunt: Cheerleader I ; VICA 2,3; Environment I.

Johnson, Linda Edith.

Johnson, Marvin Henry.

Johnson , Nancy Lee: FBLA 2,3.

Seniors 95

Johnson, Orlando Rudolph, O.J.: CBY.

Johnson, Richard Minor.

Jones, Barry Eugene.

Jones, Cecilia Carr, Cece: Honor Society 2,3; Powderpuff Football 2 ,3; Spanish Cl. I ,2; Horseback Riding Cl. 3; Christmas Concert 3; Peer 2,3; Circulation and Copy Editor 3.

Jones , Deborah Darlene, Debbie: CBY I ,2; Chorus 1,2.

Jones , Delores Ann, Ace: FHA 2.

Jones, Doris Jean: Honor Society 2,3; Environ­ment Cl. I ; Erutan Cl. 2,3; SCA 1,2; Symphonic Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3.

Jones, Elizabeth Hart: Spanish Cl. 1,2,3.

Jones, Forrest Melton, Jr., Rocky: Intramural Softball 2; Motorcycle Cl. I ; Guitar Cl. 2; VICA 3.

Jones, Patricia Crane, Tricia: J . V. Cheerleader I; V. Cheerleader 2,3; Bicycle Cl. I ; Outdoors Cl. 2,3; Pep Cl. 3; Sophomore Class Reporter ; " Hello Dolly" I ; " A Night of One Acts " 2; Thespians Reporter 3, Peer 3.

Jordon, Michael Samuel.

Jordon, Violet Sue, Sue: Honor Society 2,3; Ecology Cl. I; FBLA 3.

Joseph, Janet Lee: Spanish Cl. I; Office Worker 2,3; Erutan Cl. 3.

Kane , Kathleen Mary, Kathy : V. Basketball Manager 3; Spanish Cl. 1,2; Outdoor Cl. 3; Pep Cl. 1,3; Peer 3.

Keiser, Cynthia Lynn, Cindy: National Honor Societ y 2,3; French Honor Society 2,3; Powder­puff Football I ,2; Girls Basketball Scorekeeper 1,2,3; French Cl. 1,2,3; Pep Cl. ; Science Cl.

96 Seniors

Johnson , Orlando Johnson , Richard Jones , Barry Jones , Cece Jones , Debbie

what will be

Jones , Deloris Jones , Doris Jones , Elizabeth Jones , Forrest Jones , Patricia

Jordan , Michael Jordan , Sue Joseph , Janet Kane , Kathy Keiser , Cindy

Keithley , Ron Kelly , Matt Kelso , Ruby Kendall , Nancy Kim , Tae Dong

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added next year?

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Keithley , Ron Kelly , Matt Kelso , Ruby Kendall , Nancy Kim , Tae Dong

King , Karen King , Kathleen Kirby, Eddie Kirkland , Kay Kirksey , Deb bra

Kiser , Gay Lynn Klapp , Steve Kline , Cindy Kline , Mary Anne Knight , Joe

Keithley , Ronald Dean.

Kelly , Matthew Sean, Matt: Track ; Chess Cl. 1,2, La tin Cl. 3.

Kelso , Ruby Louise, Lou : Softball 2; FCA 1,2,3.

Kendall, Nancy Ellen, Kennel Vittles: Drill Team 2; National Honor Society 2,3; Ecology Cl. I; French Cl. I; Outing Cl. 3; Sec-Treas. 2.3; Peer 3.

Kim , TaeDong: Intramural Basketba ll 3; Chess Cl. 1,2,3; Symphonic Band 1,2; Peer 3.

King , Karen Leigh.

King , Kathleen Ann , Wheels: Intra mural Softball2 ,3; Spanish Cl. I; Erutan Cl. 2,3; Ba nd 1,2,3; Prism 2,3; Editor-in Chief 3.

Kirby , Edward P. , Eddie: Motorcyc le Cl. I; Guitar Cl. 2.

Kirkland, Linda Kay , Kay: GAA I; Tennis Manager 2; Po wderpuff Football 2; Spanish Cl. I; Liberation Cl. 2; Outing Cl. 3; " Godspell"" 3; Peer 3.

Kirksey , Debbra Jane , Kirk s: Softball2; GAA I: Erutan Cl. 2,3 .

Kiser , Gay Lynn: Environment Cl. I; German Cl. 2,3; Pep Cl. I; Motorcyc le Cl. 3; Prism 2.

Klapp , Jon Stephen, Steve: FHA 3.

Kline , Cynthia Louise , Cindy: FBLA 2.3; Motorcycle Cl. 1.2.

Kline , Mary Anne.

Knight , Joseph Willard, Joe : Intramural Baske t­ball 3; Chess Cl. I ; German Cl. 2,3 .

Seniors 97

Krohn, Dennis Ray .

Kuder, Teresa Ann: Pep Cl. 3; Erutan I; Al­bemarle Players I; German Cl. I ,2 ; " Godspell " 3; Concert Choir 3; " Musical Revue ' ' 2.

Kupke, Heidi M. , Heidi: French Cl. I ,2,3; French Honor Society 2,3; Albemarle Players 2,3; Thespians 2,3; Concert Choir 3; " A Night of One Acts" 3; " Fiddler On The Roof ' 3.

Lam, Debra Ann: VICA I.

Lancaster, Paul Dayton, Fred : Erutan Cl. 3; Al­bemarle Players 2,3; Concert Choir I 2 3· Re-gional Choir 1,2,3. ' ' '

Lange, Robert Paul.

Langman , Ronald HarmJan , Squ id : German Cl. 1,2,3; Science Cl. 1,2; Language Assembly; Drama Cl. ; Daily Blab 2,3.

Lasley , Robert Day, Bob: National Honor Soci­ety 2,3; Boys Intramural Basketball ; Chess Cl. 1,2; German 3; SCA I.

Lassetter, William Lee , Billy: J. V. Football I; Outdoor Track 2,3; Chess Cl. I; Band 2; Nature Cl. 3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Symphonic Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3; Regional Band 3.

Later, Laura.

Lauffenburger, Jack Curtis, J.C. Lauff: National Merit Letter of Commendation 3; V. Baseball 1,2,3; Intra mural Basketball 3; Girl s Gymnas tics Manager 3; FCA 3.

Lawson, Carolyn Yvonne: FHA I.

Layne, Mary Ann.

Layne, Melisa Ann: Majorette I ,2; French Cl. 3; Ecology I.

Leake, Dan H. , Bud: Ski Cl. ; Bicycle Cl. ; Out­door Cl.

98 Seniors

Krohn , Denni s Kuder , Teresa Kupke , Heidi Lam , Debra Lancaster , Paul

Albemarle holds

Lange , Robert Langman , Ronald Lasley, Bob Lassetter , Billy Later, Laura

Lauffenburger , Jack Lawson , Carolyn Layne , Mary Anne Layne , Melissa Leake , Dan

Lee , David Lee , Pat Levegue , Michelle Lily , Debbie Lindamood , Lewis

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Lee , David Lee , Pat Levegue , Michelle Lily , Debbie Lindamood , Lewis

memories for all -

Lindsay , Janice Lipscomb , Grace Louderback , James Lowry, David Maddox , Ruth

Maddox , Sharon Mahone , Steve Maine , Susie Mann , Leslie Manweiler , Nancy

Lee, David Charles, Slant : National Honor Soci­ety 2,3; Intramural Basketball3 ; Chess Cl. 1,2,3; Chess Team 2; Marching Band I ,2.

Lee, Patricia Diane, Pat : Girls Basketball Man­ager l ,2; Girls Tennis Team ; Soccer Team Man­ager 3; Spanish Cl. 1,2,3; Liberation Cl. 2 Homecoming Rep. 1,2; Peer 3.

Leveque, Michelle Yvonne, Mimi: Outdoor Cl. 3.

Lilly , Debra Hughes.

Lindamood, Lewis Allen: Latin Cl. I ; German Cl. 2,3; Sales Editor , Harlequin 3; Sales Editor; Daily Blab 1,2,3.

Lindsay, Janice.

Lipscomb, Grace Jeannette.

Louderback, James Haywood: CBY.

Lowrance, Jonathan Lawson.

Lowry, David Carroll: FBLA I ; Band I .

Maddox, Ruth Marian , Ruth: Environment Cl. l ; FBLA 2,3; Vice-Pres . 2; Pres . 3.

Maddox, Sharon Mae: Spanish 1,3; FBLA 2.

Mahone, W. Stephen; Steve: V. Football 1,2,3; Track I ,2; Intramural Basketball 3; Wrestling 3; Albemarle Players 3; Outdoors Cl. 3; Spanish Cl. I; FCA 2; " Godspell" 3; " Feathertop" 3; " A Night of One Acts" 3.

Maine, Susan Nancy, Termite: National Honor Society 2,3; GAA Cheerleaders I ; Liberation Cl. 3; Outing Cl. 3; SCA l ; Prism 3.

Mann, Leslie Fmitaine: National Merit Com­mended Student , Outing Cl. I ; Art Cl. 2; Guitar Cl. 3, Pep Cl. ; Harlequin 3.

Manweiler, Nancy Anne: National Honor Soci­ety 2,3; Tennis Intramurals 2; German Cl. 1,2,3; V.P. 3; Pep Cl. 3; Talent Show 2.

Seniors 99

Marsh, Ruby Marie.

Marshall, Glenda Dale: VICA 2.

Marshall , Kenneth Wayne.

Martin , Richard Clarence , Ricky: DECA l ; Motorcycle Cl. 3.

Marzano, Michael Kevin , Mike.

Matthews, Joseph Phillip.

Maupin, Bessie Theresa, Sis: DECA I; CBY 2,3.

Maupin, Cecil Garland, C. G.: SCA 2; Guitar 2.3; Chorus 2; Talent Show 2.

Maupin, Jacqueline Marie, Jackie: V. Cheer­leader 3; GAA 1,2; CBY 3; V. Pres. 3; SCA 2,3; CGB 2,3; Sec. 2,3.

Maupin, Richard Dennis, Ricky.

Maupin, William Michael, Mike: VICA.

Mawyer, David Wayne, Dave: Cross Country I ,2; Indoor Track I ,2; Outdoor Track I ,2; Sym­phonic Band I ,2,3; Marching Band I ,2,3.

Mawyer, Donald Edward , Donnie: Softball 2,3; Chess Cl. 2; Motorcycle Cl. I.

Mawyer, Everett Shannon , Jr .

Mawyer, William Ivar, Jr., Billy: All-District Shortstop 2; J. V. Basketball I ; Indoor Track 2,3; Baseball I ,2,3; Intramural Basketball 2,3; FCA I ,2; Pres . 3.

Mawyer, Leon Paine.

McAlpine, Keith Allen

McCann, Karen Lynn, Karen: Outdoor Cl. I; Art Cl. 2; SCA 3.

McCann, Doris Mae: FHA 2,3.

McCauley, Virginia Leigh, Wiggles: Baseball Manager I; Powderpuff 2; GAA 2; FCA 2; Drama 2; Band 3; Concert Choir I; " Night-of­One-Acts", I.

100 Seniors

Marshall , Glenda Martin , Richard Matthews , Joe Maupin , Bessie Maupin , Jackie

good friends and

Maupin , Richard Maupin , William M. Mawyer , Billy Mawyer, David Mawyer , Don

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Mawyer , Everett Mawyer, Leon McCann , Karen McCauley , Doris McCauley , Leigh

McDaniels , Debbie McDaniel , Lynn McMillion , Steve McVey , Steve McWilliams , Cheryl

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McDaniels , Debbie McDaniel , Lynn McMillion , Steve McVey, Steve McWilliams , Cheryl

good times.

Meeks , Kim Micham , Bernadette Miller , Matt Mills , Fanny Minter , Dale

Minor, Patrick Mitchell , David Moore , Donna Moore , Linda Morris , Brenda

McDaniel , Debra Ann, Little Mama: Motorcycle Cl. 1,2; DECA 3.

McDaniel Lynn Marie: Albemarle Players I; Art Cl. 2.

McMillion , Steve Edward: Soccer 1,2; Spanish Cl. I ; Drama I ; VICA 2; " Godspell " ; " Musical Review"; " Night-of-One Acts" .

McVey, Steve, Steve: Indoor Track 1,2,3; Out­door Track 1,2.

McWilliams, Cheryl Ann, Cheryl: Powderpuff I ,2,3; Spanish Cl. I ,2,3.

Meeks , Kim Darnell.

Micham, Bernadette.

Miller , Mathew Deane, Stump: V. Football I, 2,3; Outdoor Track I; Indoor Track 3; Lacrosse 2,3; Intramural Basketball 3.

Mills, Fannie Loretta.

Minor, Patrick Keith, Pat: J .V. Football I; V. Football 2,3; Indoor Track I; Outdoor Track 2; Chess Cl. I; FCA 2; Chess 3; Peer 2,3.

Minter, Dale Edwin , Smoke: Soccer-Most Valu­able Player 3; Soccer 1,2,3; Art Cl. 1,2; Motor­cycle Cl. 3.

Mitchell, David Raymond, Dave: Art Cl. I; SCA I; Spanish Cl. 2,3; Harlequin 2.

Moore, Donna Jo: French Cl. I ; Highlight I.

Moore, Linda Gail, Ludy Gail : Motorcycle Cl. I.

Morris, Brenda Gail; Motorcycle Cl. I ; Chorus 2.

Seniors 101

Morris, Coleman Randolph: VICA.

Morris, Donna Marie.

Morris , Elizabeth .

Morris , Patricia Ann, Pat.

Morris, Ronald Heath, Ron : Soccer I ; Chess Cl. I; VICA 2.

Morris, Starr LoueUen , Louellen : Art Cl. I ,2; Choir 1,2,3.

Morris, Sylvia Joanne, Joanne : GAA 2,3.

Morris, Wanda Shifflett.

Motch, Robert Adolphus, Burt : Intramural Bas­ketball 3; Spanish Cl. I ; Lacrosse Cl. 3.

Murphy , Patrice Catherine, Patti : French Cl. I ,2,3; Symphonic Band I ,2,3; Marching Band I ,2,3; Prism 3.

Napier, Barry Glenn.

Napier, Dennis W., AI: Cross Country 2,3; In­door Track 1,2,3; Outdoor Track 1,2,3; In­tramural Basketball 3; Chess Cl. I; FCA 2; Bicycle Cl. 3; Pep Cl. 3; SCA 2; Concert and Marching Bands 1,2; Jr. Class Talent Show 2,3; Peer 3.

Nickell, Ronald J, Jr., Ron: Spanish Cl. 2; Chess CI. 3.

Null, Patricia Faith , Patty: French Honor Soci­ety 2,3; French Cl. 1,2,3; Jr. Class Talent Show 2; Peer 3.

O'Connell , Edward Brian: Ecology Cl. I ; Band 1,2,3.

Ohman, Jeffrey Paul, Jeff: Soccer I ,2; Indoor Track 3; Intramural Softball 2.3; German Cl. 1,2,3; Daily Blab 1,2,3.

102 Seniors

Morris , Coleman Morris , Donna Morris , Elizabeth Morris , Joanne Morris , Louellen

Anticipation, dreams.

Morris , Pat Morris . Ronald Morris : Wanda Murphy, Pat rice Napier , Barry

Napier , Dennis Nickell , Ron Null , Patty O'Connell , Edward Ohman , Jeff

Wha1

Olson , Joy O'Mary , Judy Pace , Vicky Patrick , Timothy Patterson, Mike

.., !».

Dennis Ron tty ,LJ , Edward Jeff

What will the future bring?

Olson , Joy O'Mary , Judy Pace , Vicky Patrick , Timothy Patterson , Mike

Paul , David Payne , Karen Payne , Tina Pearce , Mary Perry , Leslie

Peterson , John Phillips , Debbie Plymire , Debbie Popp , John Powell , Bernard

Olson, Disa Joy, Joy: Ski Cl. I ,2; Modern Dance 3.

O'Mary, Judy Anne: DECA Sales Judging , 2nd District I; Merchandise Sales Manual , 1st 2; Sales Demonstration , 2nd District 2; Public Speaking Local 2; Sales Demonstration Local 1st ; DECA 1,2,3.

Pace, Vicki Lou.

Page, John Rowland.

Patrick , Timothy Ivan.

Parham, Michael Frank, Paul: Track I ; C.B.Y.

Patterson , Michael Eugene, Mike:

Paul , David William.

Payne, Gary Braxton, Sparky.

Payne, Karen Elizabeth: Varsity Cheerleading 2,3; SCA I ; Cinema I ; Erutan Cl. I ; Modern Dance Cl. 3.

Payne, Penny Jeanne: J.V. Cheerleading I; Arts & Crafts Cl. 1,2,3.

Payne, Tina Marie: FBLA 2; Band I ; Harlequin 3.

Payne, Waddell, Dell.

Pearce, Mary Elizabeth, " The Maid" : FCA 2,3; Prism 2,3.

Peck, Randall Joseph , Rand y: Outstanding Cross-Country Runner 3; Cross-Country I ,3; Outdoor Track I ; Chess Cl. I ,3; German Cl. 3.

Perry, Leslie Ann, Les: CBY I ; FHA 2; Pho ­tography Cl. 3.

Peterson, John Gunnar, Pete: Regional Band 2,3; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Tennis V. 2 ,3; Band Cl. 2; Erutan Cl. 3; Band 1,2,3; Marching Band I ,2,3; Jazz Band 3; Talent Show 2.

Phillips, Deborah , Debbie: J. V. Cheerleader I ; V. Cheerleader 2,3; head 3; CBY 1,3; Spanish 2; Peer 2.

Plymire, Deborah Lee, Debbie: Golf Team 3; Bicyc le Cl. 1,2,3; Euratan 3; German Cl. 3; Band I ; Peer 3.

Presho , Juanita Helen: VICA 1 ,2.

Poole, Lisa Kersey: V. Cheerleader 2; Outdoors /CJq-5 Cl. 1,2,3; Peer 3.

Popp, John Franklin, Pop: FFA 1,2; Pres . 3.

Powell , Bernard , B.L.: VICA 1,2.

Seniors 103

Powell, Page Mayton: Spanish Cl. 1,2,3 ; Sec­Tres. 3.

Powley , Pam J.: Erutan 2.

Presho, Juanita Helen.

Price, Pattie.

Price, Roger Lee.

Pritchett , Barry Glenn: Spanish 2.

Pryor, Kathy Darlene: CBY 2,3; DECA I; SCA 1,2,3.

Pryor, Oliver Cranston, Tippy: J.V. Bas ketball I; Outdoor Track I ; V. Basketball 2; Indoor Track 3; Outdoor Track 3; FCA ; Chorus 3.

Pugh, Mark.~ If? 75

Pullen, Donald Lewis, Don: Erutan Cl.

Quasebarth, Jane Annette, Janie: Softball I ; Powderpuff 1,2; Bicycle Cl. 1,2 ,3; German Cl. 3; SCA !,2,3; CGB I ; Thespians 2,3; " Hello Dol­ly"); " Dracula ' ~2 ; Marching Band 2; Peer 3. ~-tq7S

Rabe, Katherine Anne, Kathy: Powderpuff 2.

Rainey, Carl E., Tim.

Randolph, Judith.

Ratcliffe, Joyce Carol, J . Rat : National Honor Society 2,3 Drill Team 2,3; Bicycle Cl. 1,2; Eru­tan Cl. 2,3; Musical Revue 2; Thespians 2,3.

Rawlings, Frankie Leo, Frankie Ben: Football 3; DE 2,3.

104 Seniors

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Powell , Page Powley , Pam Presho , Juanita Price , Pattie Price , Roger

Class Rank:

Pritchett , Barry Pryor, Cranston Pryor , Kathy Pugh , Mark Pullen , Donald

Quasebarth , Jane Rabe , Kathy Randolph , Judith Ratcliffe , Joyce Rawlings , Frankie

now

Rawlings , Steve Ray, Rusty Rea , Cindy Reed , David Rees , Beth

uth , Jane :a thy 1h , Judith ! , Joyce s, Frankie

now I know where I stand!

Rawlings , Steve Ray, Rusty Rea , Cindy Reed , David Rees , Beth

Respess, James Rexrode , Michelle Rhodes , David Rial! , Anita Ricks , Cassandra

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Riopel , Nancy Roach , Danny Roach , Debra Roach , Patricia Robinson , Larry

Rawlings, Steven Randloph , Steve: J . V. Football I; Indoor Track I; Outdoor Track 2; V. Football 2,3.

Ray, Russell Garnett , Rusty : Motorcycle Cl. I ,3; VICA 2,3.

Rea , Cynthia Ann, Cindy : Softbal l I; Powder­puff 1,2,3; Drill Team 3; Tenni s 3; Outdoor Cl. I ,2 ,3; Choir 3; " Li ' l Abner" 3.

Reed , Wiley David , David: Archery 3.

Rees, Lisbeth Morgan, Munchkin: Powderpuff 2; Drill Team 2,3; GAA I; Erutan Cl. 2; Pres. 3; Musical Review 2; Concert Choir 1,2 ,3.

Respess , James Cyprian, Jim: Bic yc le Cl. I; V.P . 2 ,3; Thespians 2,3; " Hello Doll y" '; " Count Dracula"; " Charlie Brown" ; Symphonic Band I ,2,3; Concert Choi r 2,3; Regional Choir 2.

Rexrode, Michelle Hope: Ski Club I.

Rhodes, David Coleman: V. Football2 ; Ski Cl. I; Outdoor Cl. 2; Band I ,2.

Riall , Anita Catherine, Cathy: National Honor Society 2,3; National Spanish Award; Powder­puff; Science Cl. ; Spanish Cl. 1,2,3; SCA I.

Ricks , Cassandra Joyce, Sandy: Track 3; Thes­pian 3; Albemarle Players 3; CBY 3; " Godspell " 3.

Riopel , Nancy Jean, Ripple : Drill Team I ,2 ,3; Track 3; Chess Cl. I; Erutan Cl. 2,3; Band I.

Roach , Clarence Daniel , Danny: DECA 3.

Roach , Debra Shiffiett , Debbie: Girls Tennis I; Ski Cl. I; Outdoors Cl. I; Erutan Cl. 2; DECA 3; Chorus 2; "Night of One Acts " 2; SCA 1,2.

Roach , Patricia Gail , Pat :

Robinson , Larry Daurell,: CBY; VICA .

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Root, Floyd, Root: Track 1,2,3; Cross-Country 1,2; Bicycle Cl. 2,3; " Hoytal " 2.

Ross, Houston Caldwell, Jr. Hoy: Basketball 3; CBY 2,3; Talent Show.

Rush, Phyllisteen.

Rush, Rufus Lee, Weasel No . 2: DECA I; VICA 2,3.

Russell, George Gheen: German Cl. 2; Outdoor Cl. 3.

Russell, Joan Theresa, Peaches: GAA Cheer­leader l; Softball 2,3; Art Cl. I; Spanish Cl. 2,3; Photography Cl. 3; Harlequin 3; Prism 3.

Russell, Thomas Kevin: Motorcyc le Cl. I ,2,3.

Rybolt, David Michael: FBLA 3.

Ryder , Mary Evelyn, Clutch: NCTE Achieve­ment Award for Writing; National Honor Soci­ety 2,3; German Cl. 1,2,3; Photography Cl. 3; Harlequin I; Art Editor 2,3; Prism 3.

Salzman, Glenn Edward: German Cl.

Sammons, Paul Douglas.

Sampson, _,{::ecelia Anne, Annebelle .

Sampson , Fannie Ladell, Tubie: Spanish Cl. 2; Peer 3.

Sams, James William , Bill: ICT 3.

Saunders, Cynthia Ann, Cindy : Art Cl. 3; Al­bemarle Players 1,2,3; V. Pres. 3; Thespians 2,3; SCA 3; " Musical Revue " 2; " Godspell " 3; Peer 3.

Schmitt, Christopher Rene, Chris: Intramural basketball 3; VICA 2,3.

106 Seniors

Root , Floyd Ross , Houston Rush, Phyllis Rush , Rufus Russell , George

Senior Privileges?

Russell , Joan Russell , Kevin Rybolt , David Ryder , Mary Salzman, Glenn

Sammons , Paul Sampson , Cecelia Sampson , Tubie Saunders , Cindy Schmitt , Chris

Schwab , Kathy Scruggs , Connie Seabrook , Kathy Shafer, Kirk Shea , Cindy

tS , Paul 1, Cecelia 1, Tubie s, Cindy Chris

Schwab , Kathy Scruggs , Connie Seabrook , Kathy Shafer , Kirk Shea , Cindy

Senior Slump!

Sheets , Karen Sheridan , Rebecca Shifflet , Beverly Shifflett , Debra Shifflett , Pauline

Shifflett , Sheila Shiflett , Cindy Shiflett , Karen Shifflette , Don Shifflette , James

Schwab, Jan Katherine.

Scruggs, Connie.

Scott, Bradford Jay, Jay.

Seabrook, Kathy Ann , Seabird: Drill Team 1,2,3, Co-captain I ,2, Captain 3; German Cl. I ,2,3; Chess Cl. I ; Erutan Cl. 2,3, Treas. 3; " A Night of One Acts " 2; Foreign Language Assembly 3.

Shafer, Kirk Stuart.

Shea , Cynthia Christine, Cindy: Drill Team 2,3; Outdoors Cl. I; Erutan Cl. 2,3; SCA 1,3; " Hello Dolly!" I. ·

Sheets, Karen Mae: Powderpuff 2; Motorcycle Cl.; Mixed Chorus 3.

Sheridan , Rebecca Lee , Becca: Powderpuff 2; Art Cl. I ; Spanish Cl. 2; Riding Cl. 3; " A Night of One Acts" 2; " L' il Abner" 3; Peer 3.

Shifflett, Beverly Jane, Bev: Riding Cl. 3.

Shifflett, Debra Phyllis, Debbie : VICA 2; Li­brary Cl. I ; Library Assistant I ,2,3.

Shifflett, Michael Lewis: Motorcycle Cl.

Shifflett , Pauline Faye: FBLA.

Shifflett, Sheila Ann: GAA I; FCA 2,3.

Shiflett, Cindy S.: Environment Cl. I; Erutan Cl. 2.

Shiflett, Karen Jo: VICA.

Shifflette, Don .

Shifflette, James.

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Shoop, Philip Jay: Chess Cl. I; Guitar Cl. 3; VICA 2,3.

Shortell, Denise Irene, Denny: German Cl. I; Art Cl. 3; Band 1,2,3.

Shriner, Susan Lynn, Susie: Spanish Cl. 2.3.

Sieling, Carol Neal: National Merit Commended Scholar ; Riding Cl. 3.

Simpkins, Tony Evans, Tony : DECA ; Motorcy­cle Cl.

Slosson, Richard W., Slossberg: American Le­gion's Boy's State of Virginia; Who 's Who Among American High School Students; Na­tional Honor Societ y 2,3, Pres. 3; J. V. Bas ket­ball I; Indoor Track 2,3; Outdoor Track 2,3 ; In­tramural Baske tball 2,3; FCA I ,2; Outdoors Cl. 3; Pep Cl. 3; SCA 2,3; Junior Class Talent Show 2,3; Peer 3.

Smith, Hunter.

Smith, Jaymee Paulette.

Smith, Karen Sue: Art Cl. I, Erutan Cl. 3; Harlequin 3.

Snow, Sandra Doris , Sandy: GAA I.

Snow, Trudy Lynn: Environment Cl. I ; FCA Chorus 3.

Snyder , Brenda Lea: GAA I; FCA 2.3.

Snyder, John Edmund , Jack: Golf 1,2,3, Most Valuable Player 2; J.V. Basketball I; Intramural Basketba ll 2; FCA I; Outdoors Cl. 2,3; "A Night of One Acts" 2; Junior Class Talent Show 2.

Sperry , Max W.: Dr. M. ; V. Swimming I; V. Footba ll 3; Motorcycle 2; Outdoors Cl. 3.

Spottswood, Gloria.

Spradlin, Vivian Lynn: DECA I; FBLA 2; VICA 3.

108 Seniors

Shoop , Phillip Shriner, Susan Sieling , Carol Simpkins , Tony Slosson , Rick

Our last exams,

Smith , Hunter Smith , Jaymee Smith , Karen Snow, Sandy Snow, Trudy

Snyder, Brenda Snyder , Jack Sperry , Max Spottswood , Gloria Spradlin , Vivian

Sprouse , Geneva Stafford , John Stalnaker , Richard Starke , Billy Staten , James

renda !Ck

ax ld , Gloria Vivian

Sprouse , Geneva Stafford , John Stalnaker , Richard Starke , Billy Staten , James

our last Prom,

Stauffer , Cristi Stelliej , Barbara Stephens , Joseph Steppe , Johnsey Steppe , Madeline

Sterling , Andy Stoddard , Tonie Sweeney , John Swingler, Mildred Swingler , Steve

Sprouse, Geneva Louise: DECA I ,2,3.

Stafford, John Joseph.

Stalnaker, Richard Lee.

Starke, Harry William, Bill y: Intramural Softball 2; Intramural Basketball 3; Spanish Cl. 2; Bic y­cle Cl. 3; Concert Band I; Symphonic Band 2,3; Stage Band 3.

Staton, James Micheal , Mike: DECA 2.

Stauffer, Cristi Jayne: Art Cl. I.

Stelljes, Barbara Anne.

Stephens, Joseph William, Joe: Chess Cl. 1,2,3.

Steppe, Gary Clinton.

Steppe, Johnsey Suzzette: CBY I ,2,3.

Steppe, Madaline.

Steppe, Timothy Lee.

Sterling, Andrew Jordan, And y.

Stewart , Richard Alan: National Honor Society 2,3; J .V. Football I ; V. Baseball 2; Chess Cl. 3.

Stoddard, Tonie Beth, Tonie: Drill Team 3; Pep Cl. I; Dance Cl. 3; Forensics 1,3; Cavalier 1,2.

Sweeney, John, Sweeno: Intramural Basketball 2,3; Lacrosse 3; Motorcycle Cl. I; Lacrosse Cl. 2,3; Prism 3, Features Editor 3.

Swingler , Mildred Elizabeth, Mill y: CBY 1,2; FBLA 3.

Swingler, Steven Lee , Stephen: V. Basketball 1,2,3; V. Football 2; Choir.

Seniors 109

Tate, Linda Price, Joe : Motorcycle Cl. ; Choir I ,2,3.

Terrell, Deborah Ann, Debbie : J.V. Girls Bas­ketball I; V. Girls Basketball 2,3; Ski Cl. I ; GAA 2,3.

Thacker, Michael Bruce: Motorcycle Cl. 2.

Thacker, Michael Wayne, Mike.

Thomas, Frances Diane, Diane: DECA ; Art Cl.

Thomas, Larry .Edward.

Thomas, Paul Stanley, Paul: Indoor Track I ,2,3; Outdoor Track 2,3; V. Baseball 1,2,3; In­tramural Basketball 3; Motorcycle Cl. 1,2; Chess Cl. 3.

Thompson, Robert Bruce, Bob: Chess Cl. I ; Guitar Cl. 2,3; " Godspell"; " Lil' Abner"; Jr . Class Talent Show 3.

Thompson, Timothy Lorenzo, Bean Head: V. Football 2; CBY; Choir.

Thorne, Priscilla Mae , Cilia: FHA ; VICA ; Ichtus ; Choir.

Thorsey, Mary Laura, Laurie: Ski Cl. I ; French Cl. 2,3; Peer 3.

Thurston, Michael Stewart.

Tinsley, Darlene Hope, Zippy: DECA I; Concert Choir 1,2,3.

Todd, Tomma Greer: V. Softball Hardest Worker Award 2; J .V. Girls Basketball I; V. Girls Basketball 2,3; V. Softball 1,2,3; Powder­puff Football 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3, Reporter 2.

Tomlin, Thomas Neil.

Townsend, John William, Jay.

Trail, Pamela Ann, Trailbones: V. Cheerleader 2; Ski Cl. I; Outdoors Cl. 2,3; " Musical Re­view" " Lil ' Abner"; Jr. Class Talent Show 2; Night of One Acts 2; Peer 3.

110 Seniors

Tate , Linda Terrell , Debbie Thacker , Bruce Thacker , Mike Thomas , Diane

our last days

Thomas , Larry Thomas , Paul Thompson , Bob Thompson , Tim Thorne , Pricilla

Tinsley, Darlene Tomlin , Thomas Todd , Tomma Townsend , Jay Trail , Pam

Tremblay , Jim Tull , Elizabeth Umstadter , Paul Vascott , Janice Vayvada , Bill

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Darlene fhomas 1mma d , Jay m

Tremblay , Jim Tull , Elizabe th Umstadter , Paul Vascott , Janice Vayvada , Bill

of high school.

Vest , Carl Vest , Nellie Via , Cathy Von Herbulis. Stewart Wade , Karen ·

Wagner. Kathy Wagner , Rosemary Ward , Roger Ward , Rose Washington , Emmanuel

Tremblay , James Edmund, Woody: J .V. Foot­ball I; Chess Cl. I ,2,3; Outdoors Cl. 2,3; Rally Cl. 3; Chess Team 1,2,3; Peer 2,3.

Tull , Marion Elizabeth, Elizabeth : Nati onal Honor Society 2,3; Solo-Ensemble Festival 2,3; Regional Band 3; Ski Cl. I; Band Cl. 2; SCA 1,2; Symphoni c Band I ,2,3; Marching Band I ,2,3; Stage Band 3.

Umstadter , Paul Edward: V. Baseball 1,2,3; In­tramural Basketball 3; Spanish Cl. I; Archery Cl. 3; Treas. 3.

Vascott, Janice Alex, Bubbles: Int ra mura l Softball 2,3; Photography Cl. 3, V. Pres. 3; En­vironment Cl. I; Band 1,2; Harlequin 3.

Vayvada, Wi~ Anthony, Bill: Spanish CJ. 3. ~.C-4<4 --Vest, Carl Lee , J .J .: V. Football 2,3; Indoor

Track 2,3; Outdoor Track 2; Choir 1,2,3.

Vest, Nellie Ann: GAA I; Chorus 1,2,3.

Via, Cathy Jeanette.

Vidrine, Mary Cynthia: V. Softball I; Powder­puff Footba ll 1,2,3; GAA 1,2.

Von Herbulis, Jonathan Stewart.

Waddell, Charles Legh.

Wade, Karen Elizabeth: National Spanish Exam I ,2; National Award-Scholarship for 6 weeks study in Cuarnauaca , Mexico 2; National Merit Semi-finalist 3; Spanish Cl. I ,2; German Cl. 2.

Wagner, Katherine Rose , Rosebud : National Honor Society 2,3; Homecoming Court 3; Al­bemarle Players I; French Cl. 2; Outing Cl. 3 " A Night of One Acts " 2; " Musical Revue" 2 International Thespian Society; Talent Show 2 Peer 3.

Wagner, Rosemary Elaine: Art Cl. I ,2; Spanish Cl. 3; Harlequin 3.

Walker , Kenneth Bruce, Kenny.

Walker , William Bradley_

Wallace, Russell Leonard.

Ward, Joan: FBLA 2; DECA I.

Ward, Roger Lee.

Ward , Tina Rose , Rosie , Pete: Driver's Range Helper 3; Spanish Cl. 1,2,3.

Washington , Emanuel.

Seniors Ill

Washington, Kenneth.

Washington, Leslie Chin etta: J. V. Basketball I; V. Basketball2; Girl 's Softball I; FCA 1,2 ; CBY 3.

Waters , Rexford Anson, Rex: Regional Band 3; Soccer I; Basketball I ,2; Track I ,2; Interact I ,2; Key Cl. 2; Erutan 3; Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 1,2,3; All County Band 2.

Watson, Susan Marie: Int ramural Tennis I; Spanish Cl. I ; Bicycle Cl. 2; Erutan Cl. 2 ,3; Marching Band I ,2 ,3; Symphonic Band I ,2,3; Peer 3.

Wayne, Suzanne F.: Cheerleader 1,2; Journal I; Yearbook 2; Peer 3.

Weary , Conway Christian, Connie : Homecom­ing Queen ; Powderpuff2 ; V. Cheerleading 3; Ski Cl. I ; Outing Cl. 2,3; S.C.A. 2,3; " Hello Doll y" I; "Charlie Brown" 2; "A Night of One Acts " 2.

Webber , Jennifer Lynn: Ecology Cl. I ; D. E. 2; Outdoors Cl. 3.

Webber , Joel Patrick , Joey: Chess Cl. I ; Guitar Cl. 2; VICA 3.

Wells , Samuel Love.

Wheeler, Carol Christine, Carol: Spanish Cl. 2,3; Concert Band I; Symphonic Band 2,3; Concert Choir 2,3; Prism 3.

Wheeler , Nancy Lee: Liberati on Cl. I.

White, Raymond Francis, Jr.

White , Wanda Mae, Candy: Regional Choir 2,3; Drill Team 1,2.3. Co-captain 3: CBY 2,3, Pres 3; GAA I; Beginning Choir I , Concert Choir 2,3.

Whitmore, Rita Kay.

Wickert, Steven Scott, Steve : Bicycle Cl. I , Out­door Cl. 2,3.

112 Seniors

Preparing for graduation:

Washington , Kenneth Washington , Leslie Waters , Rex Watson , Susan Wayne , Suzanne

Weary , Connie Webber , Jennifer Webber , Joel Wells , Sam Wheeler , Carol

Wheeler , Nancy White , Candy White , Randy Whitmore , Rita Wickert , Steve

Wiley , Stephanie Williams , Darlene Williams , Lawton Williams , Valerie Wilson , Georgia

cttion:

~eler , Nancy ite , Candy ite , Randy it more , Rita kert , Steve

Wiley , Stephanie Williams , Darlene Williams , Lawton Williams , Valerie Wilson , Georgia

Caps, Gowns,

Wimmer, Kathy Wingfield , Cheryle Winslow , Mary Beth Winston, Carla Wolfrey , Jeff

Wood , Andy Wood , Carolyn Wood , Sharon Wood , Thomas Woody, Evelyn

Wiley , Stephanie Ann.

Williams, Darlene Mary: Liberation Cl. I ; FBLA I, Band 3.

Williams, Lawton Stockton , Moo: SCA 2,3; French Cl. 2; Outdoors Cl. 3; Prism 3.

Williams, Valerie Floretta, Val: GAA I.

Wilson, Georgia Lee , Georg: German Cl. 1,2; Crafts Cl. V. Pres. 3.

Wimmer, Kathy Marie: FBLA 3; Liberation Cl. 2.

Wingfield, Cheryle Lynn: Symphonic Band I , 2,3; Concert Choir 3; Marching Band 1,2,3.

Winslow, Mary Elizabeth, Mary Beth .

Winston, Carla Denise: CBY 1,3; French Cl. 2.

Wolfrey, Jeffrey Douglas, Tonk: Governor 's School 2; Harvard Award 2; DAR History Award 2; National Writing Competition 2; Var­sity Baseball 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 2,3; Chess Cl. 1,2; Latin Cl. 2,3, Pres . 3; SCA Rep . 3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; All-Regional Band 2,3; Stage Band 3.

Wood, Andy Michael.

Wood, Carolyn, Faye: DECA I; Drama I.

Wood, Mark Anthony.

Wood, Sharon, Denise: French Contest I; Softball I; Soccer Manager 2; French Cl. 2,3.

Wood, Thomas Earl.

Woody, Evelyn, Jane: DECA I; Liberation Cl. 2; FCA 3.

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Word, Benjamin Harrison, Ben: Football 2,3; Girls ' Basketball Trainer 3; Soccer Trainer I; Drama Cl. I; FCA 2; Outdoors Cl. 3; SCA Rep . 2,3; Symphonic Band I ,2,3; Commencement Band I ,2; Stage Band 3; Marching Band I ,2 ,3; Talent Show 1,2; "Night of One Acts " I; " Hello Dolly" I; " Dracula" I; " Charlie Brown " 2; " Musical Revue " 2; ' 'Godspell " 3; " L ' il Abner" 3; Concert Choir 3.

Wright, Karen Rebecca, Karen: German Cl. 2,3; Peer 3.

Wright, Michael Kevin, Mike: Football I ,2,3; Indoor Track I ,2; Golf Team 2.

Young, Cynthia Lynn, Catfi sh: GAA I; Mono­gram Cl. 2; Riding Cl. 3; Chorus 3.

Yowell, Michael Nathaniel , Mike: Motorcycle

Cl. I. £A_~ .. ~ ~ '' ~3

Zapata , Maria Virginia , Gini : Gymna stics I· DECA 2; Pep Cl. I; Riding Cl. 3. ......._

Zivic, Mary Beth_

I. Barbara Craig , C .G.B. Representative. 2. Jackie Maupin , C.G .B. Representative.

114 Seniors

Word , Ben Wright , Karen

invitations and

Wright , Mike Young , Cindy

2

Yowell , Mike Zapata , Virginia Zivic , Mary Beth

ell , Mike ta , Virginia , Mary Beth

rehearsals.

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I. Ned Deets . President. 2. Judith Currin . Vice President. 3. Nancy Kendall , Secretary­Treasurer. 4. The Pep Club at work!

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I. Deni se Clarkson revie ws her notes. 2. I don 't like to be watched. 3. Oh Cathy , have I got a good story for you! 4. Who me, do that ? 5. John Hoy thinks he has sexy legs.

116 Seniors

June 14th, The Class

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3 I. Ronnie ' s story isn ' t believable enough today. 2. Cheer up Denise! It can ' t be that bad. 3. Hey , shut up back there. I'm trying to study. 4. Vic­tor Benshoff and his tuba. 5. Ted Haigh caught in the act.

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I. Georgia ' s private thoughts must be amusing . 2. Pat thinks two heads are better than one. 3. Gary Goldstein strains to see the whole game . 4. But , Mr. Sampson , I always pick up my trash. 5. Heidi needs an outlet for her frustra­tions. 6. James Cowan looks a little ill after lunch .

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says, ''Good-bye Albemarle, Hello w .

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I. Ron Langman contemplates stealing the exams! 2. Is this a new type of lab experiment? 3. One too many late nights for Debbie Terrell. 4. Gosh , Todd! 5. Dennis just has to look!

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For the young, it's just a beginning Open the door to a new surrounding

Say hello to exams , college boards .. Proms ... deep dark halls,

Work hard to be tops Elect presidents , class officers

Adapt to the new environment. It will be a while before

The move Up.

Aberle, Chris Ada ms. K aren Adcock. Joyce Agee. Sharon

Nancy Brown, C.G.B. Representative .

122 Juniors

Ahrend. Robin Aker, John All ison. Ki m Anderson. Edward

Anderson. L orenzo Anderson, Pat ricia Anderson. Tim Ar mentrout. Maria

Armistead. Tricia Armstrong , Peggy Arn hoff. G wen Arruda. Steven

Juniors

At kinson. WiUiam Avery. Michele Baber, James Baber. Karla

Chip Taylor , C. G.B. Representati ve .

- The cia:

Baber. Skipper Bailey. Mary Beth Bain , K atherine Bain , Lindy

Berry , J.D. Berthold. Karen

• n1ors

Atkinson , WiUiam Avery, Michele Baber, James Baber , Karla

The class of '76

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Baber , Skipper Bailey , Mary Beth Bain , Katherine Bain , Lindy

Berry , J .D. Berthold, Karen

Barbour . David Barbour, Leroy Barnett. Linda Barnett . Ted

Bertone. Peter Bickel , Jeff

Bates. David Bat es. Wilhemina Baz.lrre. Helen Be asley. Lori

Binns. Martha Birkhead , Roger

Beck , Lin da Bentley. Dan Berg"in. Anne Berry , Ginny

Bishop, Sandra Blake . Kathy

JoAnn Crowell , Secretary-Treasurer.

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Nancy Funk , Vice-Pres ident.

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Boggs . Barry Bondurant. Cass ie Bowyer. Mike Boy kin . Gwen Bredin , John Breen , Kathy

124 Juniors

Only one more year of turmoil •

Broader, Tim Brock , Geneva Brooks. Franklin Brown. Ernest Brown. Nancy Brown. Rob

Brown. Steve Brown, Steve Brown. Wanda Browning , Doris

Buchanan. Tom Bunts . Joseph Burkhart. Carrie Burruss, Marshall

Busch , George Buttne r , Wanda Cain. Michael Carpenter. Peter

Carrell Cathy Carson. Kevin Carson. Mark Carter. Betty

A .H.S. gives Phillip reading pains .

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Cart er. Wanda Cason. Bernard Casteen. Bobby Cavanaugh , De lando

Cavanaugh. Jo hn Chapman. Kaki Charles, Steven Charlto n, Jane

Coles. Vincent Collier , Phillip

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Coli Cole

Carter. Wanda Cason. Bernard Casteen. Bobby Cavanaugh , Delando

Cavanaugh. John Chapman . Kaki Charles. Steven Charlton , Jane

Coles. Vincent CoUier. Phillip

Why do I have to make decisions now?

Childress . Violet Churchman. Larry Clark. Rose Clayton. Kerry

Collins . Scott Colony . Anne

Clements. Bobby Cobbs. Phil Coffman. Anne Cohen. Scott

Congdon. Quintin Conners. Henry

Cole. Th omas , Coleman . Robert Coles. David Coles, Robert

Cook. Lynda Corbin. Martha

Bobby tries to get in five more minutes of study before the lunch bell.

Costello. Shannon Coyner. Demmie

Crawford. Ellen Creary. Jay

Creasy , Robin Cren shaw. Don

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What does SAT mean anyway?

"Hey, where are a ll the girls?"

Dillon. Steve Dollins. Ronnie

126 Juniors

Dorman. Laura Douglas. Pauline

Dowb. Larry Dowell. Patricia

Crenshaw. Reta Crider. Keith Critzer. Dale Critzer. Mildred

Dowell. Wallace Drash. Dav id

Critzer. Richard Critzer. Sharon Crowell. JoAnn Cirva. Regina

Drucker. ancy Dulaney. Kathy

Cutitta. Elaine Dale, Gary Dameron. Becky Deane. Cathy

Dunbar. Joyce Dun ivan. Jeanie

DeLong. Laurie Dent. Denise Dickie. Alison Dill ard. Sylvia

Dunn. Greg Dunn. Miranda

Durrer. Carolyn Dwier. Marcy Dyer. Gloria Earle. Dabney

Forbes. Skip Fox. Janice

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Fran Fran

DeLong . Laurie Dent. Denise Dic kie. Alison DiUa rd . Sylvia

Dunn . Greg Dunn . Miranda

Durrer . Carolyn Dwier. Marcy Dyer. Gloria Earle . Dabney

Forbes. Skip Fox . Janice

Is it too early to start Senior slump now?

Edmundson. Lisa Ed wa rds . David EU sworth . David Epstein . Neal

Frankfort . EUen Frankfort, Linda

Erickson. Meg Eubanks. Kim Eu banks, Larry Evans . Greg

Evans. F . Kat Evans. J anet · ... Eways. Kat hy Fantino. Mark

Farley. Arris Faulkner. Georgiana Faust. Cynthi a Feggans . Debra

Felker , Tomm y Ferguson. Wilma Fields. Linda Figgatt . Bret

Pam Hanneman vs Pam Hanneman

Fis her . Willi e Fitzge rald. David Fitzgerald. Larry Fitzgerald, Patricia

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A portrait of the studious.

128 Juniors

Fri end . Teresa Fritz . Donna Fulcher . Cheryl

Funk . Nancy Gardner. Richard Gamer. David

Ga rnett. Nancy Garrison. Janice Garrison. Karen Gentry . Bill Gentry . Gregory Gentry , Mary Jane

Gentry. Theresa Gibson , Bill Gibson, Cullen Gibson. Gwendolyn Gibson, Willi am E. Glasgow, Rose

Gleason. Chris Goodman. Kim Gordon, Algernon Graves. Debbie Graves, Mary Graves. Tony

College

Graves. Wanda Gray, Roger Gregory , Sha ron Green , Walter Grimm . Britt Haas. John

Who wa11

Hackett. Audrey Haga. Tony Hahn . Jeff Hall. Brenda Hall , Myra Hall. Roger

Hane• Hang( Hann• Hann• Hann· Han sf

ollege

Graves. Wanda Gray , Roger Gregory , Sharon Green , Walter Grimm , Britt Haas , John

Who wants to think about that now?

Hackett . Audrey Haga. Tony Hahn. Jeff HaU , Brenda HaU , Myra HaU , Roger

Haney. Wanda Hange r. Robert Han ne mann. Pam Hannon. Banana Hannum. Lisa Hansen . Richard

Ha rding. Wayne Harlow . Gilbert Harman. Debbie Harr is. Debbie Harris. Diane Ha rris. Lee

Harris. Mike Harris. Sandy Harrison. Rob Harvey , David Hash !1 , Guy Haugh , David

Mitch dreams of being another Dr. J!

Hauser . Sheila Hayne s . Kim Hayslett . Robert

Henderson. Barry Henderson. Earl Hennessey. Les

Juniors 129

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Herring. Debbie Herring. Linda Herring. Mark

Hicks. Donna Hickson. Florrie Higgins. Donald

Is that a Chemistry experiment , Mark ?

130 Juniors

Higgin s . Ken Hilbert . Eugene Hodge. Kevin Hodges . Steve Hoeffer. Cindy Honn. Greg

Honeycutt. Lucinda Houchen s . Dale Houchens. Vicky Howard. Alice Howard. Charles Howard. Donald

Huck step. David Huckstep. Diana Hudson, Desmond Huff. David Hughes. Roseua Hughes . Terry

Juniors

Hunt. Monte Hunt. Robin Hunt. Terry Hunt. Waller Hurlbut. Robin Hurt . Thea

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Hurtt , Billy Ivory , Danny Jackson. Claretta Jackson. Franklin Jackson. Rh onda Janssen. Holli

Jarvi Jay. John John John John

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Hunt. M onte Hunt . Robin Hunt. Terry Hunt. Waller Hurlbut. Ro bin Hurt. Thea

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Where the talent is

Hurtt , Billy Ivory, Danny Jackson . Claren a Jackson. Franklin Jackson. Rh o nda Janssen . Ho lli

Jarv is . Becky Jay . Trayton Jo hnson. Catherin e Jo hnson. Debra Jo hn son. Gilbert Jo hnso n. Ja mes

Jo hn son. Matt hew Johnson. Ru th Jo hnson. Sharo n Jo hnson. Sheila Johnson. Willi am Jo nes. Brenda

Jones. Jimmy Jo nes. Mill ie Jo nes . Ricky Jordan. Sylvest er Kain. Ro bert Kaut. Jo nathan

Kauzlar ich. Susan Kell y . Mark Key. Annette

Kil. H. l oon Kirtley. Beni ta Klepach . Debra

Donna Sprouse is caught in the act.

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Wow, my very own Prom invitation!

Koch . Chuck Kunkler. Jeff

Lacey. Vi rgin ia Ladd. Debbie

Lam. David Lamb . Theresa

Robert is wrapped up in his work(?)

132 Juniors

Langman. Juliet LaRue. Caleb

Liza ma. Michael Lloyd . Michael MacGrego r. Scott Mac Leod. Jinny

Lasley. Lee Lauffenburger. Gregg

McAfee . Ken neth McAfee. Su zanne McDermott. Arthur Madison. Diane

Leavy. Christopher Lee. Bonnie

Madison. Yvonne Mahone . Anita Mahone . Tom Maltby . W. Mark

Lee. Janelle Lewis. Tamara

Mars halL Jane Mars ha ll . Th omas M artin. Vickie Maslyk. Mark

Masse ll i. Debbie Masselli , John

Maupin. Percy Maupin , Ruby Maupin, Vinnie Mawyer. Cha rles

Ma Ma

Ma1 Ma; Ma• Me:

Lee. JaneUe Le wis, Tamara

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Marshall. Jane MarshaU . Th omas Martin. Vickie Maslyk. Mark

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Masselli , Debbi e Masselli , John

Maupin , Per cy Maupin , Ruby Maupin , Vinnie Mawyer. Charles

Filling in dots makes me dizzy.

Mathews , Linda Maupin. Anita

, f ' ~ Mawyer. Sandra Maxa, Tim May, Nayoka McAllister. Gregory

McAllister. Patricia McCauley , Crysta l McCullough. Mitch McKeen. Cheryl

McNulty, Kellie Meadows. Robert Mendicino. Chris Meredith. Amanda

Smoke City

Merkel , Valerie Miles. Frederick Mills. Lore! Mitchell. Michael

Molyneaux, Garth Moneymaker. Martha Moneymaker. Mary Monroe. Carl

Juniors 133

Work means a successful Prom.

Moore. Jim Moore. Joe tta Moore. Joyce

Morris. Brenda Morris. Donald Morr is. Elizabeth

Morris. Elvest Morris. Gonde Morris. Jerome

Cullen steps away until another day .

134 Juniors

Morris. Lear! Morris. elson Morr is . Scott Morris. Sheila Mowbray. Sandy M yers. Lesley

Napier, Sharon Nefos, Susan Nelson. Lindsay Nelson. St eve Norman. Cindy Norr is. Lewis

Ogilvie . Lina Ozeror. ick Pape . John Parr ish. Diane Panerson. Carolyn Patterson. Michae l

Payne , Roger Payne , Russell Peck , Randa ll Peelrnan . Linda Perkins. Jennifer Peterson. Ruth

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Pettit , Lauren Phillips. Mike Pleasants, Gary Pleasants. Susan Poindexter. William Po ll ard. Charlie

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Popp, AI Porritt. I Porter. I Porter. t­PoweU. ( Powell. '

Payne. Roger Payne , Russell Peck , Randall Peelman , Linda Perkin s, Jennifer Peterson, Ruth

Pett it. Lauren Phill ips. Mike Pleasants. Gary Pleasants. Susa n Poindexter. William Pollard , Charlie

Popp, Alex Porritt. Bill Porter. Darlene Porter. Neal PoweU. Geraldine Powell. Vicki

Oh boy, class rings!

Walter has difficulty concentrating on his term paper.

Pryor. Judith Pugh. Danny Pus ha rd . Lisa Ragland . Cheryl Rainey. Linda Rainey. Tina

Raudabaugh. Cindy Rei lly , Kathy Renn olds. Ann Re xrode. Laurie Rexrode. Li sa Rh odes. Karen

Riffe , Teddi Robertson. K enny Robinson . Teressa

Rohm . Diane Roseberry , Kevin Rosto n. Bill

Roston. Mary Ruiz , Frank Rund. Gary

Juniors 135

I'll never take Chemistry again!

Rungwerth , Helen Ruscher , Rick Rush , Martin

Ryalls, Tim Sainz , Norma Sandridge , Cole

T. W. ; a prime example of boredom during study hall!

136 Juniors

Schrepfer, Peter Scruggs , Rhonda Seal , Andy Seal, Timmy Sed wick , Martha Selden , Thomas

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Shafer , Danny Shalloway , David Shaver, Pam Sheridan , John Shifflett , Bruce Shifflett , Dennis

Shifflett , Keith Shifflett , Michael Shifflett , Ricky Shifflett , Robert Shifflett , Ronald Shifflett , Stanley

Shifflett , Teresa Shifflett. Theresa Shiflett , .Ivy Shiflett , James Shiflett , Krystal Shiflett , Sandy

Shinaberry , Robin Shirey , Patricia Shores, Rose Shotwell , Jo Silverman , Edward Simpson , Thomas

Sklany , Theresa Slosson , Debbie Smith , Dallas Smith , Deanee Smith , Debbie Smith , Litsa

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Sm Sol Spt Sp1 Sp1 Sp1

Shinaberry, Robin Shirey, Patricia Sh ores, Rose Shotwell, Jo Silverman , Ed ward Simps on, Thomas

Sklany, Theresa Slosso n, Debbie Smith , Dallas Smith , Deanee Smith , Debbie Smith , Litsa

Questions, Answers • •

Smith , Mike E. Solomon , Etta Sprouse , Donna Sprouse , Doris Sprouse , Mary Sprouse , Sheilah

Sprouse. Will iam Stamp , Warren Starks , Elton St aton . Barbara Steppe. Annette Sterling , Amy

Stevens. Theresa Stoddard. Whit Stout , Kent Stuart. Mike Sudduth . Wes Sullivan , Joel

• When will it end?

Sulli van, Terri Surguy, Jeffrey Taggart. Jay Talley, Charlie Tanner. Craig Taylor , Cathy

Taylor , James Thacker, Andy Thacker, Cynthia

Th omas , Faye Thomas , Jo Anne Th omas. Kim

Susan grins wi th approval.

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Ellen knows that getting good grades is not easy .

Thomas , Pam Th omson, Debbie Th omas , Patricia Thompson. Joi Thomas, Patti Thompson. Pete r

138 Juniors

A year of hard work

Thurston, Judy Townsend. Jill Ve rmillion. David Thursto n, Timothy Trench. Eddie Via. Beth Tignor, Beth Turner. Camelia Von Herbulis. Kat hy Tirre ll . Robert Turner. Tinn Wade , Bland Toms. Cindy Varga. Chu ck Wade , Mike Toms. Roger Varner , Becky Wagner. Linda

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Walker. Frances Walton. Tommy Wells, Michael w Walker. James Ward , Robert White , Wendy w Walke r. Kimberley Watfel , Katherine Whiting , Ricky w Walker. Michael Watts , Gerald Wilburn . Jackie w Wallace , Selena Wawner , Mark Wilfong , Todd w Wa lto n. Claude Wells. Bobby Williams. Brenda w

Walton , Tommy Ward . Robert Warfel , Katherine Walls , Gerald Wawner, Mark Wells. Bobby

Wells , Micha el Whi te , Wendy Whiting , Ric ky Wilburn . Jackie Wilfong, Todd Williams. Brenda

Williams. Buddy Williams , Ellen Williams, Evan Williams , Laura Willi amson, Temple Wingfield , Michael

A year of good times

Wingfield. Susan Winslow. Richard Winstead , David Winston , Wayne Witcher , Bridgeu Will. Ric k

Wolfrey , Demmie Wood, David Wood. Linda Wood, Mark Wood , Monte Wood. Rona ld

Wood , Ronnie Wood. Vickie Woodson, Debra Woodson , Howard Woodward , Steve Word. Elizabeth

Cindy gets a kick out of Chemistry?

Wright. Jonathen Wright. Patricia Yancey . Hunter

Yates. Phillip Z immerman. Ja mes Zimmerman. Mark

Juniors 139

George Thompson , President

Gwen Ward , Secretary-Treasurer

Monica LaRue , C.G.B. Representative

140 Sophomores

The Class of '77

Abidin. Dick Anderson. Johnny Anderson. Judith Andes , Lavonne Argenbright. Jonathan Armistead. William Armstro ng. Sharon Aschenbach. Susan

Austin , Terry Ayres. Tyke Bailes. Bill Bailey. Dale Bailey, Glenn Bailey. Karen Bailey. Robbie Ballard. David

Ballard . Kenny Barbour. Christopher Barbour. Franklin Barksdale. Lynn Barnes . Wayne Barnett. Sue Bamocky. Carleen Barrett. Wesley

Bates. Lucy Batten. Bill y Baumgardner. Anita Beall. Dale Beams. Terry Bearden. Shirl Belew. Kenneth Bell. Ma rk

Bellar. Suzanne Benjamin. Ali cia Benson. Th omas Bertone. Kurt Best. Eddie Bickel. Randall Birckhe ad. Stuart Bird sall. Suzanne

Bis hop Black. Blackn Blades Bled so Boat w1 Boggia Bolden

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Bates. Lucy Batten. Bill v Baumgardner. Anit a Beall , Da le Beams. Terry Bearden . Shirl Belew. Kenneth Bell. Mark

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Bellar. Suzanne Benjamin. Alicia Benson. Th omas Bertone . Kurt Best. Eddie Bicke l. Randall Birckhe ad. Stuart Bird sall . Suzanne

The beginning of a long journey

Bis hop . Sall y Black. Robyn Blackman. Su sa n Blades . Joan Bledsoe. Barbara Boatwright. Lynn Boggian o. C. C. Bolden . Ka rl

Bolden. Keith Bolgian o. Scott Boron. Mary Jane Bowers. Barbara Bowers. Robert Bowles. Pame la Bowyer. Walter Boykin . Gleen wood

Bradfield. Trixie Branchaud. Cathie Breeden. James Breeden. Troy Breeding. Tere sa Bremner. Mark Brie. Karen Brinain. Kirk

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Brittain. Robert Brown. Anth ony Brown . Jeff Brown. Phillip E. Brown. Roderick Browne . Tracy Browning. Roger Bryant. Donnie

Ann Yates , Vice-President

Laurie Forman , C.G.B. Representative

Sophomores 141

Callaway. George Carey. Charles Carr. Alice Carr. Debra

142 Sophomores

" She said what?"

Carr. Denise Carrell. Betsy Carson. Tim CarsweU. David

Carter. Taryn Cason. Barbara Cason. Patrick Caster. Jan a

''Hola''

Bryant. Ida Bryant. Roger BuD. Carrie

Chapman. Denny Chappell. John Charlton. Bill Chidress. Billy

Burnette. Cindy Burruss. Robert Burruss. Sue

Clark. Wayne Clarkso n. Deborah Clayton. Jeff Coffey. Paula

Burton. Walter Bush. Steve Byers. Karen

Cole. Chuck Coleman. Ellen Coleman. Patricia Coles. Billy

Byrd. Larry Cage. Kevin CaldweU. Robert

Collier . Clarence Collins. Danny Collins. Keith Combs. Steven

Conklin . Maureen Conley. Kathy Conn . Claudine

Dame ron. Ernest Davis. April Davis. Bob Davis. Cathy

Connor~ Cook. P Corbin.

Davis. < Davis.~ Davis. J

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Byrd. Larry Cage. Kevin Caldwell. Robert

CoUier. Clarence Collin s . Danny Collins. Keith Combs. Steven

r Conklin. Maureen Conley. Kathy Conn. Claudine

Dameron. Ernest Davis. April Davis , Bob Davis. Cathy

Connors. Robert Cook. Pamela Corbin. Marsha

Davis. Cheryl Davis. Jonathan Davis. Karen Davis. Karl

Corrigan. Kevin Costello. Pat Cotten. Greg

Davis. Leigh Deh ooge. Debbie Deter. Lori DiUard . Margie

''Bonjour''

Couch. Robert Coyner. Deana Craig . Mary

Cramer. Linda Crawford. Doris Crickenberger. Robin

Critzer. George Cross. Lori Curva , Alfredo

Cutright. Burt Cutright. Carol Daidone. Cathy

Dooms. Donald Dix on. Beth Douglas. Jay Dowell. Ralph

Only Robbie' s hairdresser , Vivian , knows fo r sure!

Sophomores 143

Downing . Perry Drexinger. B.R. Durette. Deborah Dye r. Bill

144 Sophomores

''Guten tag''

Eckford. Leslie Economos , Demetri Ell edge. Scott Enyeart , Nancy

Eppard. Patty Esparza. Roland Farish. Debra Farmer. Mike

Farrell. Tom Farrish. James Faulconer. Buzz Feggans . Lloyd

Sheer boredom for Tommy and friends ?

Ferguson. Christine Ferneyhough. Delfene y Fields. Daniel Fi elds. Jennifer

Fox. Page Frame. Tim Frazier. Daryl

Finger. Liz Fink . Jane Aeishrnan. Louise Fleming. Keith

Frazier. Terry Fry, Luther Frye. Sandra

Flynn. Lu cy Ford . Ricky Forman . Laurie Foster. Bonnie

Funk . Richard Furr . AUen Gaines. James

Garrison. Becky Garrison . Calvin Garr iso n. Charles Garrison. Jeff

Graves. Bobby Graves. Mark Gregg. David

Garris Gathri Gentr~ Gevry

Gruen\ Haar. · Had de~

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Fl yn n, Lu cy Ford . Ricky Forman, Laurie Foster. Bonnie

Funk. Richard Furr. Allen Gaines. James

Garrison. Becky Garrison . Calvin Garrison. Charles Garris on. Jeff

Graves. Bobby Graves. Mark Gregg. David

Garrison. Sandy Gathright. Thomas Gentry. Doug Gevry. Randy

Gruenwald. Dean Haar. Fred Hadden . Donna

New faces, new friends

Gibson. Michael Gibson. Sherwood Godfrey. Jeffrey Goodwin. Kurt

Haden . Allen Haga. Brian Haga. Jeff

Gooisby . Earnest Gordon. Johnetta Gordon. Ronald Graham. Sarah

Hager. Sharon Hall. Suzanne Hamm. Cynthia

Mike Smith and Ellen Green demonstrate their own version of Soul Train.

Hammett. Cindy Hammond. Ra ymond Haney. Debbie

Haney. Steve Hanger . Connie Hansen. Diane

Harlow. Sonny Harlow. Walter Harris. Connie

Sophomores 145

Harr is. Jeanette S. Harris . Jeannie Harr is. Pat ric ia

146 Sophomores

Will I ever find my way around?

Harris. Pau la Harr is. Robert Harr is . Samuel

Harrison. Carol Harvey. Donna Hass. Laurel

Hathaway , Gwynne Hatcher. Cheryl Hawley. Pearl

Marc McCann gossips in the library.

Hawle y. Pete Hay nes , Timothy Hearn. Craig

Hearne. Theresa Hebbe. Robyn Henderson. Felli sco Henderson. Judy Henderson . Pete Henley. Steve Hen sley. Do nna Herndon. Th omas

Herring. Janice Herring , Kim Herring , Linda Hetheringto n. Grant Hick s. Carol Hicks, Jesse HiU , James Hood. Jeffrey

Horner. Jack Houchin s , Ricky Howard . Patricia Howe. Rh onda Howell. Jesse Hoy. James Huber. Ca rolyn Hudson. Darnell

Hud son. Richard Huffman. Eddie Hughes, Tim Hunt. Connie Hunt. Sue Hurlock. Pat Hutchin son. Robert Hut chison. Kim

l nge lvor· Jack Jack Jamf Jay. Jenk Johr

Grant

Horner. Jack Houchins , Ricky Howard . Patricia Howe , Rhonda HoweU, Jesse Hoy, James Huber, Carolyn Hudson. DarneD

Hudso n. Richard Huffman. Eddi e Hughes. Tim Hunt. Connie Hunt. Sue Hurlock. Pat Hutchinson. Robert Hutchison. Kim

New wing, old section, Senior Hall • • •

Ingersoll . Cheri Ivory. Jo hn Jackso n, Gerald Jack son. Kim Jameson. John Jay. Woody Jenkins. David Johnson. Barba ra

Johnson. Barba ra Lynn Jo hnson. Billy Johnso n. Kim Johnson. Lisa Johnson. Sharon Johnson. Veronica Jones. Mary Jones . Mona

Jones. Patr icia Jones. Randall Jones. Susan

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Jordan Ethel Jordan , Jeffrey Jordan , Paul

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Joseph , Frank Keckley , John Keith . Susan

Keithley. Kevin Kent. Paul Kessler. John

Senorita Lourdes Chrislieb brings Mexican culture to Albemarle this year.

Key. Charles Keyto n. Sehlby King. Margie

Sophomores 147

Kirchmier. Charles Ki rkland. Jill Kite. Ronda

148 Sophomores

Is this really my last year of gym?

Knight. Frances Knight. Jay Knight. K enneth

Knight. Sammy Knight. Tammy K ois . Vincenr

Richard takes five.

Kravetz . Peter Ladd. Mike Lancaster. Debi

Lang. Edward. Jr . La Rue. Monica Lanzo n. Fred

Lohr. Jess ica Loa. Dai Kim Lowry. Debra Lumpkin . Hollis

Later . Jack Lecuver . Kathy Lindsey. Don

Maddox , Nelson Madison. Michael Mangum. Robin Manweiler. Dan

Lipscomb. Randy Locher. Laurie Lohr. Alvin

Mark. Alyson Marks. Rose mary Marshall. Alma Mars hall. Becky

Marshall. Donald Marshal l. Harry Marsha ll. Red M artin. Christopher

Martin , R Martin. R Martin. \\ Mason. C:

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Lipscomb. Randy Locher. Laurie Lohr. Al vin

Mark. Alyson Marks. Rosemary Marshall. Alma Marshall. Becky

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Ma rshall. Donald Marsha ll. Harry Marshall , Red Martin. Christopher

Trying to decide which club to join

Mart in , Roderic k Lee Martin. Russ Martin. William Mason. Cheryl

A test day for Mrs. Stringfield 's biology class.

Mathen y. Crystal Matthews , Victoria Mattsson, Erik Matysek. Stephen

Maupin. George Maupin , James Maupin , Mary Mawyer , Curtis

Mawye r, Donna Mawye r, Eddie Mawyer. Elizabet h Mawyer. Ronald

Mawye r. Tim Maynard , Greg Mays . Tim McAllister. Doug

McAlpine. Jan McCann. Marc McCauley. Anna McCauley . Paula

Sophomores 149

McCauley. Peter McCauley. Wayne McClanahan , Kim

150 Sophomores

Sure is different from junior high!

McCloskey. Pierce McCormack. Michey McDaniel. Diane

McDaniel. Grace McDaniel. Sherry McDaniel. Tommy

Brenda waits for the bell.

McDonald. Terri McFarland, James Me ulty. Kim

Meador. Barrie Micham, Manuel Micham. Vivian

Monroe. Mars hall Montgomery. Scott Moon. Richard Moore. Carol

Miller , David Miller. Kim MiUer. Paul

Moore. Gu y Morris, Alfred Morris , Alfreda M orris. Amy

MiUs , Bill MitcheU . Colette Monroe , Alonzo

Morris. Cheryl Morris. Dillard Morri s, Donna M orris, Keith

Morris. Mary Morris , Michael Morris , Pam

Mundie , Ricky Mundy, Ja mes Murad , Christine Nees , Mary

Morris Morris Morris

Nelson NickeU N iday , Norcro

MiUs, Bill MitcheU, Colette Monroe . Alonzo

Morris , Cheryl Morris , Dillard Morris , Do nna Morris, Keith

Morris , Mary Morris, Michael Morris, Pam

Mundie , Ricky Mundy , James Murad , Christine Nees , Mary

Morris. Patrici a Morris, Richie Morris, Ricky

Nelson, Laura NickeU , Gary N iday, Robert Norcross , Angela

Where do I fit in?

Morris. Tim Morton , Marie Morton. Nancy

Nowlin , Joyce Nuesch, Patrick Nunn , Lee Oliva , John

Mosby, Larry Mrdeza. Man Mundie. Curtis

Orrison, Savilla Osborne , Be verly Osterbind , Donnie Osterbind , Ronni e

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Owens , John Pace, C.T. Pace, Tommy Page , Linda

Lee Nunn portrays the agony of testing.

Parker, Ginger Pasternak , Peggy Patterson, Lorin Patterson . William

Sophomores 151

Classroom Driver's Ed •

Payne. Darlene Payne. Sharlene Pearce , Billy Pearson. Frank

Pittman, Debbie Plum , Patric ia Polla rd . Billy

152 Sophomores

Peck. Kevin Peregoy. Sherrie Perkins. Brenda Perkin s. James

Powell , Jimm y ?ratter. Dan Pritchette. Hoy

Perkin s. Stephanie Perry . Lester Peters on. Wesley Phillips . Gloria

Pryor, Pam Pugh , Jeffrey Pugh, Jud y

Pugh. Ricky Pugh . Sidne y PuUen. Kim

• • Learner's •

What are you hiding , Gary Rund ?

Rabinowitz. Mike Ragland , Mark Ralston. Do nna

Rea. Mason Reed , Debbie Reed. Robert

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Rh odes. Lewis Riall. Dan Rice. Jane

Ric ks . Carol Riley. Sheila Rittenhouse. Mona Roane. Paige

Robb. Robert Robert Robins

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Rh odes , Lewis Riall, Dan Rice . Jane

Ricks . Carol Riley. Sheila Rittenhouse . M ona Roane. Paige

Behind the Wheel

Robb . Mark Roberts. Donna Robertson. Doug Robinson. A lexander

Robi nson . Gary Rogers. Craig Rogers. Lois Rondeau. Mike

Susan Wawner , try to pay a ttention!

Ross. Vanessa Royals. O.D. Rush, Demetrius Rush . Geneva

• • • License?

Rush. Perri Rus h. Selma Rushia , Judith Russell. Fred

Samuel. Greg Sandridge , Lewis Schuessler , Wesley

Russell. Samantha Rus seU . Terry Russo. Mary Sacre. Mantle

Scott. Brenda Seal. Theodore Sedillo. Pat

Salisbury. Mary Salmon. Kathy Sampson. Cherie Sampson. Lynn

Shackelford . Diane Shann on. Glenn Shea . Bill

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Sheridan . Joe Shifflet. Greg Shifflett. Beth Shifflett , Bonnie

154 Sophomores

At the bottom again

Shifflett. Curtis Shifflett. Diane Shifflett. Don Shifflett. Kenneth

Shifflett. Mitchell Shiffieu . Rose Shifflett. Silver Shifflett . Susie

Cheryl dreams of becoming a fashion model.

Shifflett. Wendell Shisler. Barry Simpson. Carroll Simpson. Kenneth

Sims. Harvey Sipe. Patsy Smith. Adelle Smith. Barbara

Snow, Roxanne Sabbott. Richard Spain . Debbie

Smith. Cranston Smith. Diane Smith. Henry Smith. Michael

Spence , Jim Spencer, Debby Sprouse , Karen

Smith. Timothy Smith , William Snider . Sherry Sn ow, Lori

Sprouse, Patricia Sprouse , Robert Sprouse, Wilson

Stalnaker , Betsy Stalnaker , Robert Stamp , Neal Stan ley, Susan

Thompson, George Thompson , Susan Thompson , Wesley

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Starke . Stephen Steppe , Stevens

Thurstt Tironi. Tomli n

Smith , Timothy Smith , Willi am Snider , Sherry Sn ow , Lo ri

Sprouse. Patricia Sprouse, Robert Sprouse , Wilson

Stalnaker , Betsy Stalnaker , Robert Stamp , Neal Stanley, Susa n

Thompson, George Thompson. Su san Thompson, Wesley

The highlight of biology dissection

Starke , Ashley Stephenson, Susan Steppe , Shirley Stevens. Pam

Thurston, Michael Tironi , Emma Tomlin . Bennett

Stewart . Ricky Strever , Laura Sulli van , Sandra Suther , A jay

Tomlin , Danny Tomlin , Francis Toms. Jessie

Sweeney, Teresa Swift , Cynthi a Swift , Micha el Sylvester, Bobby

Talley. Kathy Tapscott. Harvey Tapscott , Hassie Taylor , Wanda

Terhune . Nancy Terrell . Jim Terrell . Vicki Th omas , Donna

Thomas , Isidore Thomas , Jay Th omas , Richard Th ompso n. Donna

Robert Tremblay , the mad scientist , is at work.

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C.T. and Jay, you have lovely legs!

Oh well , what are three days of vacation anyhow?

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Townsend. Dale Townsend. Kare n T remblay. Raben Trench . Peg

Via. Naomi Viar. Billy ViU ar-Gosa lvez. Victor

Troiani. Robert Tucker. Tandy Tumblin. Diane Turner. Blair

VonHerbulis. Ju lie Wade. Debo rah Wade. Patric ia

Turner. Page Umstadter. Debbie Umstadter. Philip Valente. Tom

Wakefield. Barbour Walker. Leon Wallace. Connie

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Warner . Scott Washino:ton. Patricia Watson: Annette Watson. Dianne

Whitlock. Lynne Whitten . Dani el Wickert . Rona ld

Watson, Mike Wawner. Susan Webb. Daniel Wheeler. Sue

Widener. Ted dy Wilbe rger. Janet Wilkins, Patricia

Whit e, Felix White. John Whit e . Sarah Whiting . Ricky

WiU iams. Darryl Williams. Joyce Willi ams. Susan

Wi lson. Lisa Wimer. Lloyd Wingfield. Ri chard

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Wood . Becky Wood. Bernice Wood . Kat hy

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Woodson. Edgar Woodwa rd. Danny Woody. Ca rolyn

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Teachers and administrators , Offering new alternatives, provoking fresh ideas .

Sharing our thoughts our fears

our frustrations . Say hello to these guiding lights who challenge us to wisely steer

through the rough waters of life.

Office coordinates ever-growing student body Take: 1 faithful guardian (preferably the Hurt variety) 3 musketeers (Goodwin, Sessoms and Anderson) 108 teachers (15 of them new) 1 Brite new attendance secretary 1 Murray steady secretary 1 Mills perfect bookkeeper The largest enrollment ever: 1,984 1 combination of "Mannix" and "The Manhunter" named Williamson

After you have all the ingredients assembled , dash on a summer full of work , numerous departments to run , and plenty of anxious parents to deal with. Shake thoroughly. The re·sults: the office - "Coordinative Agency of the School. "

I. Sessoms , John C. University of North Carolina, B.S. , Univer­sity of Virginia , M.Ed . Assistant Principal

2. Murray , Zelda Office Secretary

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

4. Williamson, Glenn Virginia Tech , B.S. Administrative Aide

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2. Mills , Lynn 0. Bookkeeper

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4. Goodwin , Donn A. Wingate Jr. College , A.A. , Appalachian State University , B.S. , University of Vir­ginia , M.Ed. University of Virginia , Ad­vanced Graduate Studies Certificate Assistant Principal

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"I know it 's late , but I need a schedule change. I ' m flunking chemistry!" " Where is a catalogue on Bluefield College?"

"But where do I go from here?" The Guidance Department has

worked very hard this year innovating new , more comprehensive services for students. Career Day brought over ninety local businessmen , personnel directors , and professional people to talk to students about future careers. The annual College Night was held in November , and met with great suc­cess. Also this year , the Guidance Department initiated a program for " Problem Parents", an experiment in improving family-school relations .

These new ideas , along with the old , hectic ones of planning schedules, and working with future decisions , certainly make the Gui­dance Department " the life-line of our school".

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I. Grey , S. Timothy Presbyterian College , B.A. ; Jacksonville State University , M.S . Guidance Counselor; Erutan Club ; COB Representat ive

2. Johnson , Ethel M. Guidance Secretary

3. Bowler , Inez Virginia State College; Universi ty of Vir­ginia , A.B . Guidance Counselor ; Concerned Black Youth

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2. Banton , Connie D. Guidance Secretary

3. Cale , Paul Jr. Wake Forest University , B.A. ; University of Virginia. , M.Ed. Guidance Counselor ; Guitar Club ; In­tramural Basketball

4. Monahan , Daniel St. Francis College , B.A.; University of Vir­ginia , M.Ed. Guidance Counselor; Motorcycle Club ; C. G.B. Representative

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

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English department expands repertoire Does Death , Philosophy , or Wo­

men's Liberation appeal? Or will it be Poetry , Russian Literature , or Faulk­ner this quarter? Moving into its third year under the phase-elective system, the English department has expanded its repertoire of courses even more. With an influx of new teachers and student-teachers, a student may find himself in a class taught by two , three , even four teachers simultaneously. To aid seniors, a new required course , Senior Composition , has been added .

I. Wilkes , Mary Randolph-Macon; University of Kentucky , B.A.; University of Virginia , M.A. English 10 , II , 12

2. Pitts , Baxter Longwood College , B.S. English 10, II , 12

3. Estes , Z. James , Jr. University of Virginia , B.S. , M.A. English I I, 12

4. Rooker , Ann R. Sullins College , A.A .; University of Vir­ginia, B.A. English 10 , I I , I2 ; G.A.A. Cheerleaders

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3 .. Hardy, Frederick, T. , Jr. University of Richmond , B.A., M.A . English IO , II , I2 ; Cross Country; Track

4. Gurren , Constance S. University of Virginia , B.S. English IO , I I , I2 ; Modern Dance ; Peer

5. Pirkle , Marilyn Le Moyne College , B.A. English II , I2 ; Harlequin

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I. Fantino , Marilyn J . Emory and Henry College , B.A. English 10 , II , 12

2. Hill , David L. Grace College , B.A. ; St. Francis College . M.S. English II , 12; PRISM ; J .V. Basketball ; Senior Class Sponsor

3. Hill, Sarah M. University of Virginia , B .S. English 10 , II , 12; Forensics ; Debate; Drill Team; Senior Class Sponsor

4. Yowell , Stephen C. University of Virginia , B.S . English 10; Sophomore Class Sponsor

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the same time , the conception and content of a course offering becomes more exciting for teachers , as they are able to work in the area of their greatest competence and interest".

I. Wheatley , Bonnie Mt. Holyoke , A.B.; University of Virginia , M.A. , M.Ed . English 10 , II , 12

2. Mulliken , Noreen G. San Francisco State University; California State University at Los Angeles , B.A. English 10 , II , 12

3. Wall , Carol F . Peabody College , B.A . English 10 , II, 12

4. Holgate , W. Curtis University of Akron , B.A .; University of Virginia , M.A. English 10 , II , 12; Harlequin

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

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Math provides frustrations and satisfactions Mathematics is the study of strange

symbols , funny polygons , endless formulas , and somehow , the student's ability to make sense out of it all. It is percentages , perimeters , slopes , rates , sines , and sequences - the frustration of deciding how to solve a problem , and the satisfaction of find­ing the solution.

The mathematics department at­tempts to stimulate interest in and add to the enjoyment of mathematics by offering courses that not only prepare students for more advanced work , but also provide practical application of the theories studied.

I. Sulock , Dorothy R. M.I.T .; Glassboro State College ; B.S., Uni­versity of Virginia , M.A .; Certificate of Ad­vanced Studies Math 10; Geometry

2. Creasy , Susan Westhampton College University of Richmond , B.S. Math 10, Algebra II

3. Birckhead , Bessie P. Mary Washington College , B.S. Algebra I

4. Broadwell , Brenda R. · Radford College , B.S.

Algebra I , II 5. Bateman , Pamela P .

University of Georgia , B.S. Math 10

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2. Broaddus , Ann A. Bryn Mawr College , B.A. Geometry ; Algebra II

3. Fulcher , Virginia L. Longwood College , B.S . Geometry ; Algebra II

4. Stanley , Courtenay T. College of William and Mary , A.B .; Univer­sity of Virginia , M.Ed. Trigonometry ; Analytic Geometry ; Math Analysis ; Rally Club ; Peer

5. Ergler , Richard St. Vincent College , B.A. Math Analysis ; Calculus ; Ecology Club

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Biology 1: Do crayfish have love-lives? Chemistry and physics involve mix­

ing smelly liquids , sporting attractive goggles , and solving endless problems with a slide rule.

Biology is the science of living things - ants consuming leftover lunches , snakes escaping from terraniums, fish eating smaller fish , discovering bacteria in the drinking fountain , and fruit flies looking for a feast anywhere. It is labs proving the impossible , seeds that refuse to ger­minate , discovering that earthworms have insides , and crayfish have a sex life , and that science is not so bad af­ter all.

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I. Bishop , William L. Universit y of Virginia , B.S . General Physics , Photography

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3. Loetterle , Ruth College of William and Mary , B.S . Biology I

4. Brittingham , F . Michael University of Virginia , B.S. E . E . Geometry , Physics

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2. Dugan , Thomas M. West Virginia Institute of Technology , B.S., Miami University , M.A.T. Chern Study; Chemistry II ; Chess Team; Chess Club

3. Otis , Beverly B. Madison College , B.S. Biology; Ecology

4. Stringfield , Sally Wellesley College , B.A., Duke University , M.A. Biology I and II ; Science Club ; C.G.B . Rep­resentative; Junior Class Sponsor

5. Oldaker , Guy B. III University of Virginia , B.A. General Chemistry; Bicycle Club ; Cross Country ; Indoor and Outdoor Track

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" Ready , exercise! 1-2-3-4 , 2-2-3-4 . . Get those legs up there . . .

Rest!" Sophomores finally see an end to

locker rooms , partial showers , physi­cal fitness tests , and exercise .. . exercise ... exercise .

But for those who excel in sports , the gym class is only the beginning. A.H.S. offers a variety of competitive sports. Girls ' sports have been broadened considerably this year to include field and track , gymnastics , and golf.

Alternated with gym days are health classes. Driver' s Education is offered during s~udy hall periods for those who wish to take it. The combi­nation of these three phases serves as an energy-frustration outlet , after a five period day in a classroom envi­ronment.

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2. Langdon , Brenda F. East Carolina University , B.S.; University of Virginia, M.Ed . Health and Physical Education ; Girl ' s Var­sity Basketball Coach; Girl's Golf Coach

3. Bohannon , Dotty Longwood College , B.S. Health and Physical Education ; Driver' s Education ; Girl's Tennis Coach ; Archery Club Sponsor

4. Miller , Susan A. Madison College , B.S. Physical Education; Assistant Varsity Bas­ketball Coach ; Girl's Softball Coach

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2. Gay, George East Carolina University , B.S. Driver's Education ; Football; Track

3. Null , Harry E. Hampden-Sydney College , B.S. Physical Education ; Athletic Director

4. Craddock , Dennis Ferrum Junior College , A.A. ; Lynchburg College , B.A.; University of Virginia, M.Ed . Physical Education ; Driver ' s Education; Head Indoor and Outdoor Track Coach ; Fel­lowship of Christian Athletes

5. Harrison , Ralph A. Jr . South West Missouri State , B.S.; Drury Col­lege , M.Ed . Driver' s Education ; Varsity Football

6. Hrica , Leonard J . University of Virginia , B.S. , M.S. Physical Education , Varsity Soccer

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This year, the Social Science De­partment offers a wide variety of ac­tivities, ranging from the "Youth in Government Day'', to studies of Watergate and the impeachment pro­ceedings. Our history classes ap­proach their studies from the view­point of historians , rather than from textbooks.

Courses designed by this depart­ment consider the development of cul­ture and the socialization of man. Students are able to analyze the so­cial, intellectual, and political aspects of man and his environment.

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2. Tanner , Mary A. Virginia Union University , B .A. World History; Black Studies

3. Selden , Douglas J. Norwich University , B.A., University of Virginia , M.A.T. U .S . Government ; Football ; Outing Club

4. Amburn , Molli L. William and Mary , B.A. Psychology ; Senior Class Sponsor; Erutan Club

5. Saunders , Carolyn H . Radford College, B.A ., University of Vir­ginia , M.A. U.S . History

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2. Green , R.P. , Jr. University of the South , B.A. , University of Virginia , M .A. U.S . History ; SCA

3. Wake , Willis C. Lynchburg College , B.A. , University of Virginia , M.Ed. U.S. History

3. Gibbes , DanielL. , Jr. University of South Carolina , B.A. U .S . Government

4. Brown, Jamie H. University of Virginia , B.S .

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Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach

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5 6 Virginia , Post Graduate Government ; Athletic Equipment Manager

6. Allen , Franklin W. Roanoke College , B .A. Sociology; Fellowship of Christian Athletes ; Head Basketball Coach

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2. Gallant , Jane Macalester College , B.S. ; University of South Florida , M.A. Library

3. Lecuyer , Beverly Media Center Aide

4. Dobbs , E. Marcia Drake University , B.F .A. Drama; Albemarle Players ; Thespian Troup 500; Autodramatic Activities

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An exhibition room plus special rooms for kilns greatly enhance the new Art department. Even the drama department got a face-lift , with dres­sing rooms and storage for enthusias­tic Albemarle Players . The Media Center , opened last spring, continues to increase its effectiveness as a re­source center for the school.

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e its big move from the .ditorium to its spacious Chorus and music buffs : large chorus room or tiler listening rooms. on room plus special 1s greatly enhance the tment. Even the drama 1t a face-lift, with dres­d storage for enthusias­: Players. The Media d last spring, continues ; effectiveness as a re­for the school.

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I. Gardner , Katherine G. University of North Carolina-Greensboro , B.F .A . Art I, II ; Riding Club; C.G.B. Johnson , Waldo E. Catholic University; Rutgers University , B.F.A. Art II , III , IV ; Visual Arts Club

2. Blanchard , David A. Westminster Choir College , B.M. , B.M.Ed . Mu sic Theory ; Concert Choir ; Mixed Chorus

3. Samspon , Elmer F . James Millikin University ; Virginia Com­monwealth University , B.M.Ed . Concert Band; Symphonic Band; Mu sic Ap­preciation; Marching Band ; Stage Band ; Majorette Corp

4. Goodall , Marjory University of Virginia ; Averette College , B.S. Library

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Far-away lands become realities Would you like to enter a new

world? Do you dream of far-away , romantic countries? A foreign lan­guage may be the answer to your de­sires! Every day , many A.H.S. stu­dents enter a different world for fifty minutes.

One must start at the bottom with a foreign language , repeating endless dialogues , and writing sentences. More complex skills are developed la­ter , as the student becomes more familiar with the rhythms and sub­tleties of the language.

Clubs , language contests , interna­tional dinners , honor societies, and Christmas assemblies are available for those who wish to pursue their in­terests further. The French and Spanish students are even planning trips to France, Canada , Spain , and Mexico during Easter vacation. Maybe that far-away country will be­come a reality for some of our stu­dents.

I. Norton , Eugene E . Spring HiU CoUege , B .S. German I , II , III ; German Club

2. Biederman , Lucia C. Dunbarton CoUege, B .A.; Middlebury Col­lege Ecole Francaise , M.A . French II , III ; French Club

3. Jones , Beverly H . . Washington CoUege , B.A. French I , II ; French Club ; French National Honor Society ; National Honor Society; Junior Class Sponsor

4. Lederman, Mary A. Syracuse University, A.B. ; University of Virginia , M.Ed. French III , IV , V ; National Honor Societ y; French Club ; French National Honor Soci­et y

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2. Schilling , Judy Mary Washington College , B.A. Spanish I , II ; Spanish Club

3. Rice , Joyce M. Madison College , B.A .; University of Vir­ginia; University of Messina ; M.A.T . Latin I , II , IV; Latin Club; Majorettes

4. Hallahan , Judith L. University of Michigan , B.A. , M .A. Spanish III , IV , V; Spanish Club

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Block programs enhance business education " How do you expect me to type

without looking at the keys?" As fu­mre secretaries soon find out , there is more to business than typing . The Block program , involving a two period class block , enables the stu­dent to concentrate one hour of study in shorthand, typing , or bookkeeping. The remaining time is spent dealing with practical application of business law , economics , accounting , and other related skills .

Senior business students have the option of entering the Cooperative Of­fice Education program , where they are able to apply their skills in offices of local employers. Benefits exceed personal satisfaction of a job well done , as many C.O .E. students sec­ure jobs with these employers after graduation.

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I. Graves , Brenda J . Longwood College , B.S. Typing I; General Business; Drill Team ; F.B.L.A. Co-Sponsor

2. Sandell , Reba H. Madison College , B.S.; University of Vir­ginia , M.Ed . Steno II ; Clerical Typing II ; C.O.E. Coor­dinator; F.B.L.A .

3. Burruss, Margaret W. Mary Washington College, B.S. Typing I; Data Processing

4. Aylor , Sherry K. Radford College , B.S. General Business ; Typing I; J.V. Cheer­leader Sponsor

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2. Hancock , Katharine Lynchburg College , A.B. Typing II ; General Business

3. Anderson, Agnes J. Montreat College , B.S . Clerical Typing I; Steno I; F.B.L.A .

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''Learning by doing'' proves successful "Learning by doing is what's hap­

pening in Vocational Training". The success of this program is evident , as future business leaders are able to move outside the school into the busi­ness world. Students learn skills in a specific marketable area, with work beginning immediately. There is a quantity of diversified fields of study, aided by the special interest clubs -D.E.C.A. , V.I.C .A., F.F.A. and F.H.A.

I. Vaughn , Clementine M. Bennett College , B.S. Home Economics III , IV ; FHA

2. Muench , Mary L. University of Virginia , M.Ed . English ; Job Orientation

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4. Westenberger, Paul University of Virginia , B.S. Math ; Job Orientation ; Career Education ; Special Education ; Junior Class

5. Baughan, Francis W. Virginia State College ; St. Paul ' s College , B.S. Auto-Servicing

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2. Gardner , DarreU C. Virginia Commonwealth University , B .S. Distributive Education I and II

3 . Thompson , Jeanne F. Marshall University , B.A. Consumer and Homemaking Education and II ; Family Living; FHA

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Virginia State CoUege , B .S. Career Education

6. Mawyer , Suzanne T. Virginia Commonwealth University , B .S. Distributive Education I and II ; DJO:CA

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I. Russell, Edwin 0. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University , B.S . Agricultural Science and Mechanics II ; FF A

2. deKraft , Charles Gardner-Webb College; Appalachian State University, B.S . Work/Study Supervisor; Outdoor Club

3. Pleasants , John H. West Virginia State , B.S. Industrial Arts I and II ; Woodworking

4. Liskey , Nell Madison College , B.S. Specia l Education - Home Economics

5. Smith , LeRoy H. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University , B.S . Mechanical Drawing ; Industrial Arts I ; Power Mechanics

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Brown , Jean L. Secretary-Bookkeeper Logan , Clevester Virginia State College, B.S. , M.S. Assistant Principal Snyder , Bernard J . Salem College , B.A .; University of Virginia , M.Ed. Guidance , Curriculum Corney , Lyman R. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University , B.S. ; College of William and Mary, M.Ed . Principal

5. Nowlin , Virginia H. Longwood College, B.S .; University of Vir­ginia , M.Ed . Data Processing; F .B.L.A .

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I. Parkhill , Willard H . Penn State University , B.S . Commercial Food Service ; V.I.C.A.

2. Mcintyre , Blaine E . Plumbing , Heating and Cooling ; V .I.C.A.

3. Helmandollar , Allen W. University of Notre Dame , Indiana State Welding; Machine Shop; V .I.C.A.

4. Johnson , William H. Tuskegee Institute, B.S . Brick Masonry; V.I.C.A.

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6. McDaniel , James E . Virginia State College , B.S. Carpentry , V.I.C.A.

7. Updike , Ruth G . Registered Nurse , University of Virginia Practical Nursing ; V.I.C.A.

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2. Hancock , Delsie T. Registered Nurse , University of Virginia Health Assistant ; V.I.C.A.

3. Arnette , Dolly Poro School of Beauty Culture ; National Beauty Culturist League ; Virginia State Beauticians Associations Cosmetology; V.I.C.A.

4. Evans , Janice M. Blue Ridge School of Nursing; Watson School of Hair Design; University of Vir­ginia ; Virginia State College Cosmetology; V.I.C .A. P.M. Advisor

5. Billhimer, Hugh N . State University of New York at Buffalo , B.S.; Coyne Electronics School , Techni­cian ' s Diploma Electronics ; V.I.C.A . Coordinator ; School Safety Committee Chairman

6. Teed , George A. , Jr . Madison College , B.S .; Danbury State College ; University of Virginia; Drafting and Design ; V.I.C.A. A.M. Advisor

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I-Ianckel - Citizens Insurance Corporation

3rd and Jefferson Streets Charlottesville , Virginia

Phone 296-7191 " Over One Hundred Years of Service"

Compliments of

AVIS TRUCK RENTAL

S. W. BARNES INCORPORATED

Crozet, Virginia T elephone 823-439 1

Compliments of

The New

KIRBY JEWELERS

217 East Main Street Charlottesville , Virginia 22901

296-7054

Mt:

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Compliments

Of

Meadowbrook Hardware, Inc.

2039 Barracks Road Phone 293-8052

Charlottesville, Virginia 22903 Pet Supplies - Glidden and Dutch Boy Paints

Wall Paper - Hardware Picture Framing

CAMPBELL'S The O a sis of M en's C lorh ing

311 East Main St. Downtown Phone 295-2257

Compliments of

ACME VISIBLE RECORDS, INC.

2007 Earhart Street Post Office Box 5447

Charlottesville, Va. 22903

!-$9M¥Jvls1BLE I

FOUR SEASONS

Swim & Raquet Club Phone 973-4444

7:00 To 9:00 Daily

BY-PASS GULF

1333 Long Street Charlottesville , Virginia

Tires , Tune-ups and Accessories Steve Martin Phone 293-4601

Manager

Ads 191

Mr. Bob Sandell Box 5107 Charlottesville, Virginia

For Your Official Albemarle High School

Class Ring Walker Manley T/A

MAC'S Bear Wheel Alignment Service

515 Stewart Street Phone 296-1774

SHOP, INC. Main Street Downtown Charlottesville, Virginia

It's the real thing. CQ.L<e.

192 Ads

£61 spy

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194 Ads

D. CATLETT PULPWOOD CO.

P.O. Box 385 Scottsville , Va. 24590

Dealer in Pulpwood Land , and Timber

CROZET FOODS

Meats - Groceries

Dial 823-4828 Crozet , Va.

109 Ellie wood Ave .

Ralph Mustard

Richard Wingfield

BETTER LIVING

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SINCE 1893 CHr\RLOTTESVILLE LUMBER co.

Charlottesville , Va. 22902 Route 29 North 310 Avon Street Phone 973-8361 Phone 296-5111

Stromberg-Carlson Congratulates Albemarle High School Class of 1975

Ph

!1 Street 96-5111

Charlottesville Oil Co. Gulf

Office 293-9107 Emergency Number- 295-1730

Compliments of

J. F. Bell Funeral Home, Inc.

Serving Families of Albemarle and Surrounding Communities

Since 1917

Phone 295-9169 Charlottesville, Va.

Compliments of

W.A. Lynch Roofing Co., Inc.

1234 River Road Charlottesville, Virginia 22901

Compliments of

C & R Auto Service

Phone 293-4549 505 West Main Street

Automatic Transmission Service General Repairs

Charlottesville, Virginia

Ads 195

Red Lion Gifts Gift s fo r all occasions

Heaven To Seven Shoppe

HARDWARE INC. SCOTTSVILLE, VA. 24590

804-286-3571

f!!c~llje :Jlld.;JvJJ? ~/lli!t'td cfhitp

CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED Budget Terms Bank Cred it Cards

196 Ads

D1amontologists Gemol o~;: i s ts

DOWNTOWN G 111 ;. A n n., 124_East Main l}JVJIJ I Lt/1 -

BARRACKS ROAD J[W£L£RS . SQuth Wing

T URNER'S EXXON SERVICE

Friendly Service Atlas & Exide Products

Phone 286-9307 Scottsville, Virgin ia

Total Insurance Service E. W. BARGER & CO.

T !A Crozet Insurance Agency P.O. Box 217

Crozet, Virginia 22932 823-4321

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Hon Exe1 Clot] Mall Mat~

Virginia's Official Steak House

ABERDEEN BARN

Route 29 North Next To The Holiday Inn 2018 Holiday Dr.

Charlottesville, Va. 296-4630

"Serving Albemarle County & Central Virginia

ANDERSON FUNERAL

HOME

Phone 823-5002

Wilco Leather Goods, Inc. Rivanna & Harris Streets - Charlottesville , Va.

An Assortment of Handsome Gifts Horse Equipment Stable supplies Exercise Chaps Boots Clothing Polo Equipment Mallets Jewelry Mats for Trailers & Vans Name Plates

Campbell Coach Horse Trailers Horse Blanket Laundry Service

Exclusive Agent for Lee Gildea Paintings Lew Williams - Phone 296-4361

The Garden Spot

Rio Road

Spalding MacGregor Russell Southern

Spot-Bilt Puma Shoes

DOWNTOWN ATHLETIC STORE

"Where Sportsmen Meet"

407 E. Main Street

TIMBERLAKES DRUG STORE

322 East Main Street Charlottesville, Virginia

295-9155

973-4402

Spanjian Rawlings

Adidas

Ads 197

CHARLOTTESVILLE AUTO & TRUCK DEALERS

BERLIN PORSCHE AUDI , INC. Route #250 East , Pantops Mtn. Charlottesville , Virginia Porsche , Audi

BRADY-BUSHEY FORD , INC. Route #250 East , Pantops Mtn . Charlottesville , Virginia Ford , LTD , Torino , Thunderbird , Granada , Mustang , Maverick , Pinto Ford Trucks

MacGREGOR MOTORS, INC. 416 West Main Street Charlottesville , Virginia Lincoln Continental , Mercury , Comet Cougar , Capri , Montego , Monarch

R.M. DAVIS MOTORS , INC. Route #29 North Charlottesville , Virginia Plymouth , Valiant , Chrysler , Imperial

H.M. GLEASON & CO. , INC. First and Garrett Streets Charlottesville , Virginia International Trucks and Farmall Equipment

JOHN LINKOUS VOLKSWAGEN , INC. 918 Preston A venue Charlottesville , Virginia Volkswagen

BILL EDWARDS OLDSMOBILE, INC. 315 West Main Street Charlottesville , Virginia Omega , Cutlass , Starfire , Toronado , " 88", " 98"

198 Ads

PEYTON PONTIAC CADILLAC DATSUN , INC. 858 West Main Street Charlottesville , Virginia Pontiac , Cadillac , Datsun

POLLARD GMC TRUCKS, INC. 1021 Linden Street Charlottesville , Virginia G.M.C. Trucks

S-K MOTORS , LTD. Route #250 West Charlottesville , Va. Imported Auto Specialists -Sales & Service

JIM WILLIAMS BUICK, INC. 900 Preston A venue Charlottesville , Virginia Buick , Opel , Kadett

DOMINICK MOTOR COMPANY Route #250 East Pantops Mtn. Charlottesville , Virginia Toyota , Fiat , Saab , Mercedes-Benz

JIM PRICE CHEVORLET Route #250 East Pantops Mtn. Charlottesville , Virginia Chevrolet , Chevelle , Monte Carlo , Nova , Corvette , Monza , Camaro , Vega , Chevrolet Trucks

INC .

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Compare. Then decide.

You may be considering joining a military service . For a job . For travel. For training. For anv reason.

Before you enlist , talk to the service representatives. All of them. Ask them about their two year programs. Ask about a choice of stations. Ask about their travel options. And their education benefits . Ask about anything concerning your time in service . Then decide.

We think you ' ll go Army .

Call your Army representative at 295-5253 .

Compliments of

REID SUPER-SAVE MARKETS

Congratulations To The Class of 1975

500 E. Main 1017 W. Main 600 Preston Ave.

Jefferson Professional Institute

THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO.

Barracks Road Shopping Center Charlottesville , Virginia

Paint Headquarters Phone 293-2243

and Holden School of Art and

Design

2421 Ivy Road

Career training in : Business Automation

295-9357

Commercial Art Fine Art

Ads 199

Road & Wrecker Service

ANDY'S TIRE SERVICE, INC. BILL'S SHELL SERVICE CENTER

923 E. Market St. Phone 296-1250 - 296-1259

Charlottesville , Virginia 2290 I Route 250 West Charlottesville , Va. 22903

Bill Barnett, Owner

William T . Stevens. Realtor

Edward B. Stevens Noel Stevens

ESTA Te

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Phone : 295-9571 or 977-8210 "See Us For Everything Automotive"

Vi rgin ia State Inspection no. 3175

Joseph G. Pace Robert E. Carter III

Alexander T . Stumpf Thomas F . Clemmer, Jr.

STEV' E XS & CO~IPAX1r

Member of National Institute of Real Estate Brokers • ational Institure of Farm and Land Brokers • American Chapter, International Real Estate Federation

T elephone 804 296-6104 One Boar' s H eap Place Charlottesville, Virginia 22901

Eas tern Office STATE FARM

INSURANCE @

State Farm Insurance Companies

Home Offi ce - Bloomington , Illinois

200 Ads

lervice

. Pace ter III tumpf ter, Jr.

ican

2901

A. ~-

Compliments of

YOUNG MEN'S SHOP

CHARLOTTESVILLE OFFICE MACHINE

co.

Typewriters- Adding Machines - Rentals Sales and Service 919 West Main St.

Phone 296-7419

Congratulations to the Class of 1975

J.W. SIEG & CO., INC. I WHOLESALER

P.O. Box 4000 University Station Charlottesville, Virginia 22903

Phone: 296-5531

LA PAREE RESTAURANT

Located at the Holiday Inn Route 29 N. and

250 By-Pass

[Wl WWW Electronics, Inc. P.O. Box 5363 - Charlottesville, Va. 22903

Custom Manufacturing Printed Circuits - Silk Screens - Name Plates

Ads 201

L. GORDON DORRIER INSURANCE

Auto * Home * Business * Health * Life

Scottsville , Virginia 24590 Office 286-2695 Home 286-3015

Specialized Automatic Transmission

also General Repai1·s

MARSHALL' S GARAGE DIAL. 973- 4075

RT. 29 & AIRPORT ROAD CHARL.OTTESVIL.L.E. VA .

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Carriage Food House, Inc. ROUTE 29 & BARRACKS ROAD

CHAR_LOTTESVJLLE, VIRGINIA 22903

Global Gourmets and Gifts

202 A ds

James H. Williams

Realtor and General Contractor 973-8381

Developer of Jefferson Village

and Greene Lea

Compliments of

Parks Finance Service, Inc.

'.

Hours:

Compliments of

W. C. Bascom

t:/1.•otloflott CJ/appy_ en Clings

begin with us.

2 convenient locations:

Commonwealth Center

977-4950

Route 29 North at Rio Road

977-8358

9-4 Monday-Friday 5-7 Friday Evenings

308 b. Morket Street C ho,.loHe!>ville, V iT"g in io ??QO I

Phone 804 - 977-5 717

PREDDY- TEAGUE FUNERAL HOME

M.C. THOMAS FURNITURE CO.

E stablished 1907 Charlottesville's Oldes t and Fines t

Showing th e Larges t Selection of Fine Furniture

in Virginia.

T wo Locations to Serve You 402 E. Main St. Exchange Store

Compliments of

UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE

" Middle of the Corner"

Serving the Community since 1825

Ads 203

"Food Fun for. Everyone" Hoagies

Baked Sub Rolls On Our Home. Pizza

W Small Medium Large Pee ee . Spaghetti

It !'an Sauce . Lupo's Own a I Delivery Service

Pick-up Orders 295-9153 296-7007

204 Ads

_ Thru _ Thurs. 5 PM to 12 PM Sun. . & Sat. 5 PM til 2 AM Fn.

Bruce C. Kroencke Owner

*Camping *Riding *Cottages

Uniroyal

Scottsville , Virginia

. the Class CongratulatiOns to of 1975

Montfair

*Swimming *Fishing *Hiking

Any El

Radi

5 Mi Scott

TUEL JEWELERS

Certified Watchmaker and Jeweler Keepsake

Diamond and Wedding Rings Longines-Wittnauer, Bulova , Seiko ,

Caravelle and Accutron Watches 104 South First Street

Charlottesville , Va.

Bicycle

Dealer for

Motobecane

Gitane

Paris Sport

FoUis

Columbia

Roy P. Tuel , Prop. Phone 295-4258

Best Wishes To All from

LLOYD'S REXALL DRUGS

Any T ype Lamps - Electric Heat Electric Water Heaters

Air Conditioning

Radio Dispatched Trucks

5 Miles South on Scottsville Road

i tt' s ttme to buy a btke for school

295-6090

Industrial - Residential Charlottesville , Va. 22901

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we offer

Expert repairs

All the ace. 3.S.and tO speeds

Kids bikes

Advise

club rides leave from the BiEx

IVY SO.,N0.8

Motor Controls - Motors Hood & Exhaust Fans

Intercom Sys tems

Serving You Since 1937

R.F .D. 6, Box 275 Tel. 293-6769

Ads 205

Crozet Shopping Center 823-4341

Rte. 29 North 973-5311

2149 Barracks Rd. 977-0880

First Virginia Bank Monticello National

816 Cherry Ave. 295-2141

Court Square 218 5th N.E .

296-0156

206 Ads

Ivy Square Ivy Rd. 977-6345

Woman's World of Four Seasons

Hair Styling for Men and Women Phone 973-8176

At Four Seasons Mall

FERGUSON'S FUNERAL HOME

702 Ridge Street Charlottesville , Virginia 22901

Phone 295-5540

Sales & Se rvice Lawn & Garden

Small Construction Equipme nt

GENTRY'S POWER EQUIPMENT

SERVICE, INC.

211.5 Berkmar Drive Charlottesville , Va .

James A. G e ntry, Jr.

Compliments of

Phone 973-5349

LANE'S TAILORING SHOP

Barracks Road Shopping Center

Charlottesville , Virginia 293-8505

MURPHY INSURANCE AND TRAVEL, INC.

108 Second Stree t, S.E.- Dial 295-4157 Charlottesville, Virginia 22902

101 Do~

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5349

KESWICK MARKET

Rt. 22 Homemade Bread

Cold Beverages Groceries

Exxon Products

LYNNE-TUCK TEXACO

Rt. 29 North & Hydraulic Rd.

Compliments of

GLECO MILLING CORPORATION

Route 29 South Phone 296-6435

SHOE STORES

101 West Main Street Downtown

Barracks Road Shopping Center

Compliments of

..,~TELEDYNE AVIONICS CHARLOTTESVILLE. VIRGINIA 22906

Phone 973-3311

~ Telephone: 295-7875

Ra' el Auto Shop

Specializing in all Auto Body and F ender Repair Pain ting and Glass Installation

R.B . Ragland Pantops Mountain Propri etor Charlottesville, Va.

Ads 207

C.H. Williams, Inc.

Charlottesville's Leading Fashion Store Charlottesville , Virginia 22902

Student Boosters

...... . ... \ ..

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Be pleasant , Smile - Kaki * When you're down and out , don 't feel bad , just drop dead * Larry's favorite month is April * When I think back on all the crap I've learned in high school . . . * Accept me as I am - Only then will we discover we don 't like each other- 1st per . Sociology * Cynthia Thacker loves Roger Price * Com­pliments- Jim Tremblay's Farm * I like not only to be loved , but also to be told I am loved - George Eliot * Jimmy 's favorite country is Spain * A smile costs no­thing, yet creates much.

The PEER staff thanks you for your support.

208 Ads

Compliments of

MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

L. Peck Whitcomb, C.L.U. George W. Eudailey, Jr ., C.L.U.

Chris C. Cramer William B. Trevillian

One Boar's Head Lane 296-5694

Virginia Air Cargo Co. Inc.

R.E. Maslyk 10824 Granada Rd .

Richmond, Va. 23235

Cusl

C( Bathtub '

cc Coo

Kite~

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Custom Cabinetry

CORIAN® Bathtub Wall Kit, Vanities & Sheet Goods

CORNINGTM Cooking Appliances

mmm:..eNN·AIR

Kitchen Storage Aids

CALORIC®

Hall Brothers, Inc. KITCHEN CENTER

1825 A von St. , Ext. Charlottesville , Virginia 22901

Phone 295-1121 or 295-1122

Women , We Will Design Your Kitchen

Ivy Hairstylist

located in Ivy Square Shopping Center 293-7777

and the new

AMEROCK®

A .4. AJAX

Gibson

Compliments of

Ivy Hairstylist II E.M. Martin, Inc.

2102 Angus Road 293-6673

featuring *Red Ken

protein products

Ads 209

HILL AND IRVI NG FUNERAL SERVICE

210 Ads

First and Market Streets Charlottesville, Virginia

GILMORE, HAMM , AND SNYDER, INC.

Furniture for th e Hom e and Office Charlottesville , Virginia

GRAHAM SCHOOL PICTURES, INC.

Edgemont & Duncan Streets Bristol , Tennessee 37620 Telephone (615) 764-7168

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UNIVERSITY CAFETERIA

" At the Corner"

A Students ' Sort of Place

Free Parking While Dining

Congratulations To The Class of 1975

Compliments of

REID'S ANTIQUES

(Antiques - Reproductions)

Downtown Charlottesville Owner: H.K. Brooks

Building Construction

R. E.

& SON. INC.

Offices on Hydraulic Road

Charlottes vile Phone 973-4393

Darden Jim Forrest

TOWE INSURANCE SERVICE, INC.

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418 East Main Phone 295-5191 Charlottesville

Friendly Service Since 1934

IT .. GO 1\}tf:AD) C...'l-liEC\<...OUT Ol)t<:- f'Ar-lTASTIC. S'IOCK OF I<CX:.I()

CLASS \CAL.. AND JAZ.2 L?.S--YOUI<- MONEY 6AG \1-.lll-L 1-\AR Ot-.. '( \<.No'JJ TrH: on==·~e..­EI"-lc.<=. !

904 W. MAIN CHARLOTIESVILLE, VA PHONE. 977- I 6 5.9

~ Keller and George

Incorporated Jewelers Opticians

Charlottesville, Virginia

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FRANK IX &

SONS, INC.

At the Little Golden House on East High Street , you ' ll find extraordinary quality and selection at ordinary prices!

Gifts , accessories and handcrafted furniture in colonial tradition , for graduation , wedding or any festive occasion.

Bride ' s Registry * Gift Wrap * Overnight Engraving

1138 East High Street Weekdays 10 to 5 Bank Cards Honored

212 Ads

Rio Road Gulf And Superette

973-3808 Intersection 29 N. & Rio Rd.

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For The Student Who Looks Good All Year Round

All your fashion needs can be found at Leggett in our Men 's Dept. , Junior Shop , Sportswear Dept. , as well as

Shoes and Accessories .

Bonded Master Locksmiths

Complete Sales & Service Distributor For:

Schlage Ilco Major - Key Blanks & Machines -

" Locks & Safes Opened" 295-2002

BROWN'S LOCK & SAFE

210 W. Market Charlottesville , Va .

Compliments of

FRUIT GROWERS COOPERATIVE CORPORATION

Crozet, Virginia Phone; 823-4008

Home of- Farm - Orchard Supplies

MOORE REALTY

Court Square , P.O. Box 604 Charlottesville , Virginia 22902

Town & Country Property

Area Code 703 296-7169 296-2909

BROWN'S DRY CLEANERS

510 Preston Ave. 1326 E. High St.

Ads 213

Compliments of

MINOR-ALEXANDER MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY

Addie Alexander , Owner Thomas B. Leitch , Associate

607 Nat'! Bank Bldg . 293-8188

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Compliments of

EAGLE AVIATION

CITY LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS

949 Grady Ave . - 601 Cherry Ave .

214 Ads

COLLEGE INN RESTAURANT

1511 University Avenue at the corner

Compliments ot

HOME BUILDING SUPPLY, INC.

1240 Harris St.

Kawasaki

Cycle Dynamics

Rt. 29 North Charlottesville

973-6898

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Best Wishes to the Class of '75

H. M. Gleason & Co. Incorporated

First and Garrett Streets Dial 295-5145 P.O. Box 299

Charlottesville, Va. "Where Service Continues Long After the Sale"

Continental lPBI/ways

3NITN ~®

Vaughan Tire & Appliance Co., Inc.

218 West Walter Street Phone 977-5291 Charlottesville , Va. 22901

• non

Ads 215

296-6141

Flowers By Wire Almost

Anywhere

418 East Main Charlottesville, Va.

Green Mountain Service Center

Keene, Virginia

Groceries-Fresh Meat-Frozen Foods Fruits And Vegetables

Ice Cream By The Cone Gulf Gas And Oil

We GiveS. & H. Green Stamps Ruth, William, and Oscar Mahone

ROY WHEELER REALTY COMPANY

Virginia Real Estate Charlottesville-Virginia

City- Suburban and Country Property The Virginia Real Estate Clearing House

"Wheeler Building Court Square" 401 East High Street Phone 296-4171

216 Ads

Williams Harley Davidson

Home of " The Great American Freedom Machine" Complete Sales and Service

Phone 973-3195 Rt. 29 North at Airport Road

Motorcycles ranging from the Mini X-90 c.c. to the

Mighty FLH-1200 c.c.

,1 .Jeep

Piedmont Tractor Company, Inc.

John Deere Farm & Industrial Machinery

Route 250 West Charlottesville, Va.

977-8100

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ANDERSON BROTHERS 1\.BOOK STORE Inc.

CROZET DRUG CO., INC.

Service for the Sick C. F . Stanley, President

Phone 823-4211 Crozet, Virginia

VIRGINIA ART INSTITUTE

Three year courses in Commercial & Fine Art. Profess ional Instructi on . Part time Day, Evening, & Summer Courses

2007 Earh art Street Charl ottesvill e, Va.

Serving This Community Since 1876 Located at the University of Virginia

Approved b y the State Board of Education and

th e Veterans Adminstration

satan m. €ways InC.

1417 North Emmet Street Charlottesville~ Virginia 2290 I

Ads 21 7

218 Ads

Compliments of

CISMONT MANOR FARM

Mr. & Mrs . Kenneth Wheeler Keswick , Va.

Jlugr 1J1nstrrf lint.

Kevin Corrigan models a Down Ski Jac­ket , as Bonnie Foster gives her approval.

The Quality Men' s Store

Downtown Charlottesville

Valerie Foster admires David Corrigan' s handsome Stadium coat.

Ads 219

220 Ads

where "Savers do better"

Sub•~n. ~wngs

SEAL'S B P SERVICE STATION

Crozet, Virginia Phone 823-4121

WOODBROOK VILLIAGE -Route 29 North

Charlottesville, Virginia 22901 973-8344

Distributor Of Pittsburgh Paints And Fine Wall Coverings

Delight thyself also in the Lord; and He shall give thee the desires of thine heart .

Carlton A. Luck Builder

Box 157-A Esmont, Virginia 22937

Commit thy way unto the Lord; and He shall bring it to pass.

Psalms 34: 4-5

~~~St; INC.

Barracks Road Shopping Center

Charlottesville • Virginia Telephone 293-4552

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Grassy Knoll

Hatchery , Inc.

# VIRGINIA NATIONAL BAN Jolt

BOOKER REAL ESTATE

Hwy . 29 N . at Woodbrook Village Charlottesville , Virginia

Phone: 973-8373

to the Graduating Class

You have already been told that the world is at your feet and is yours for the

effort , that th e chall e ngers are great as are the rewards. There is no doubt that is

true.

Let us add thi s. You have just conquered one major hurdl e in your life - graduat­ing from sch ool. You did it by taking one day_ at a time, one week at a time , one tes t at a tim e.

That's th e way life is - one step at a time. And each step builds on the one b e­fore it. " Geni us is th e capacity to take in­finite pains." Few of us are geniuses but each of us owes it to himself to do every tas k to th e best of hi s abili ty and in his

own inimitable way .

Each of us has a contribution to make to society. What yours is and will be is now ·in the making.

~tl:z:ene ~BANK & TRUST CO. (OJ NATIO NAL BANK

AND TRUST COMPANY

Compliments of

JEWEL BOX

E. Lee Booker , Jr. Charles Woolheater 319 East Main Street

Downtown Charl ottesville Steve Ludeke

Ads 22 1

How can 1 get a luxury car with the

rack-and-pinion steering of a sports car?

Berlin Porsche Audi, Inc. Enjoy Ice Skating Route 250 East , Pantops Mountain

Charlottesville , Virginia 22901 (804) 977-6060

Charlottesville Ice Rink 310 Greenbrier Drive. Ph . 973-8787

CDMPLIMENTB DP

IVY MANAGEMENT CORPORATION AND ITa ~-.ATINCI DIVIaiD~a

ATALCO CORPORATION

METAL BUILDINGS AND I"OLE-TYF>E CONSTRUCTION 296-9936

IVY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

GENERAL CONTRACTORS o MASONRY CONSTRUCTION 293-9126

DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF VIRGINIA

RESIOENTIAL CONSTRUCTION 977-7000

ALBEMARLE EGUIPMENT CORPORATION

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT RENTAL 973-7727

TWO BOAR'S HEAD LANE

MANAG-~NT COIUIOAATiaN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA 2290'1

222 Ads

Arrow Hart-Murray Division

Route 660 , Earlysville , Va . 22936

Congratulations Class Of 1975

• MORTON FROZEN FOODS DIVISION

ITT Continental Baking Company Crozet, Virginia

Ads 223

224 Ads

THE PEER STAFF THANKS

The Administration The Faculty

Mrs. Lynn Mills Ms . Connie Gurren

Mrs . Courtenay Stanley Charlie Garrison and Hunter Publishing Co.

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Peer Boosters

Ashley ' s Country Clothes Mrs. Fannie S. Byers

Cabell Ins . Associates , Inc . Cash Corner Store , Wilbur Tinsley

Mr . & Mrs. Gus M. Heilman The Hub , Inc.

Ivy Exxon Mr. & Mrs. George C. Kendall

Dr. John H. Knight D.D.S . Mr. & Mrs . Thomas P. Mathews , Jr.

Maupin ' s Service New Dominion Bookshop

The Nook Mr. & Mrs. David L. Solomon

Paul Victorius Mrs. Doshia R. White

An

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Another glance into A.H.S.

I. Mr. Yowell takes an avid interest in his stu­dents in and out of the classroom. 2. Jan and Jack look through the confines of a book for life ' s many secrets. 3. Quintin and Nancy relive the days of the fifties . 4. A diligent student makes slow progress through a lengthy assign­ment.

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A final bell shouts out the end of yet another day as swarms of students rush to waiting vehicles . Little knots saying goodbye until tomorrow. The parking lot empties in a flurry of gravel and excited conversation. The rhythms change as shouts are heard from the athletic field , A play rehersal , cheerleaders going through routines. Some leave until another day, But most stay on long past the orange sunset Establishing records , awards And glittering trophies in a crowded front-hall case .

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Goodbye school , basketballs , soccer teams Classmates, talent shows, varsity letters Havoc, exams, a final grade. Hello world, I am ready to dodge an obstacle Achieve a goal Conquer my fears Meet a challenge.

Supplement to

The Peer

1975

As the year draws to an end , Seniors are released to explore

new freedoms , limitless responsibilities . Goodbye my friends , old familiar walls .

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l. Boys' Track Team, first row: M. Granger , R. Brown , J . Gardner , G. Davis , R. Harris , M. Johnson , K. Burruss , J . Kunkler , S . McVey , F. Mile s, B. Carriker , S. Darcus. Second row: D. Bates, K. Simpson , V. Maupin , K. Flemming , K. Hickson , D. Drash , C. Koch , J. Bredin , M. McVey, L. Bain , A. Morris , J. Bingler , T . Raque. Third row: K. Stout , T . Wood , P. Minor , R. Peck , D. Ru sh , K. Peck , D. Sabottka, V. Villar. H. Yancey, T. Seldon , G. John so n , J. Vanfoss en . Fourth row: G. Johnson , B. Figgatt , W. Schuessler , P. Brown, R. Anderson , F . Root , C. Pryor , M. Mitchell , R. Tremblay , D. Haugh , M. Wade , B. Terrell , M. Ripburger. Fifth row: S. Jordan , J . Conn , A. Parham, R. Miller , M. Davis , F. Johnson , L. Perry, C. Talley, S . Rennolds , I. Thomas , C. Barbour , G. Hasenfus , L. Will iams. Sixth row: D. Kaut , S. Gallant , S . Bazzarre , I. Kerl , R. Thraves, T. Powell , D. Cooke , K. Fleming , R. Hearns , K. Warner. T. Smith , J. Tewksbury. Seventh row: R. Terrell , K. Turner , T . Hall , K. Bolden , M. Morris , R. Martin , K . Bolden , A. James , D. Economus . 2. Steve McVey clears the bar. finishing a fine season . 3. First row: Coaches Gay , Craddock , and Coles. Second row: Coaches Piccello , Turbovich , Hardy , and Oldaker.

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Victory is sweet - but at the price of throbbing breaths and snapping muscles , straining toward a finish line. The AHS thinclads paid this hard-won price , sweeping in an out­standing record and a easeful of trophies. They captured many pres­tigious titles this year , beginning with the Tennessee Classic Invitational and culminating with the State AAA Track and Field Championship. The team compiled a dual meet record of 6-0. This includes an 80-55 victory over cross-town rival , Charlottesville High. A total of ten school records were broken this season.

This year the track team was led by some fine seniors who possessed a great attitude towards track and win­ning. The top three performers , Steve Darcus, James Gardner and Ronnie Harris were honored by being named to the 1975 High School Track and Field All American Team. The team 's excellent 6-0 record was a result of hard work and team togetherness . The boys really believed they were the best and then set out to prove it. Gone will be a lot of track talent , but remaining will be a great tradition to uphold and some great young track talent. Leaving , also , will be Coach Dennis Craddock. His leadership and inspiration will be long remembered and sorely missed .

I. Ronnie Harris, All-American in the 440 . 2. James Gardner , All-American in the long jump . 3. Steve Darcus , All-American in the high hur­dles.

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Albemarle 112 Fauquier 20

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I. Jon Van Fossen finishes another strenuous run . 2. Hunter Yancey displays his effort and strength. 3. Lawrence Williams strides to the finish line. 4. Managers: Eddie Lang , Val Fos­ter , Gary Hearn. 5. Chuck Koch brings it home.

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Girls ' track has arrived at Al­bemarle . Due to the enthusiastic ef­forts of Coach Cynnie Westmoreland , the young team participated in seven meets. Although the final record was disappointing , many of the meets were close - an encouraging indi­cator of an improved season for next year's team .

The season did have some notable highlights. Senior Robin Armistead represented AHS at the State track meet , capturing fourth place in the discus event. The mile relay team consisting of Carrie Burkhart , Robbie Bailey , Jan McAlpine , and Tammy Wiest , placed second at both the dis­trict and regional meets and also ran well in the state meet.

';-" __ ~ I. Girls' Track Team, first row: Coach Westmoreland , B. Bledsoe , K. Berthold , K. Walker , N. Riopel , R. Maupin, R. Armistead. Second row: C. Branchaud , D. Carr, J. Wolfe , K. Blake , M. Granger , D. Townsend , M. Con­klin , L. Cramer, K. Talley. Third row: F. Thomas , P. Harris , L. Fagg , K. Wood, J. McAlpine , C. Burkhart. Fourth row: T . Wiest , D. Hannum, L. Mathews , D. Madison , T. McAllister , M. Kelly, R. Bailey, C. Riall. 2. Senior , Nancy Riopel , achieves Albemarle ' s first blue ribbon. 3. Dale Townsend lets go with a winner. 4. Kath y Blake demonstrates good shot form . 5. It won' t hurt , Ruby.

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Paced by five returning starters , AHS ended their season with a 5-9 District record. At the annual spring athletic banquet , these seniors re­ceived the following awards: Randy Davis , Coaches ' award ; Billy Mawyer , Best Batting Average; and Paul Umstadter , MVP award . Umstadter and Davis also received All-District honors. The Patriots are looking forward to promising play by underclassmen Tim Maxa , Tom Felker , and Bob Davis . The team will also miss the fine efforts of graduating seniors : Paul Thomas , Jeff Wolfrey , Jack Lauffenburger , James Cowan , and Brady Ballard.

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I. Infielders, front row: R . Davis . J. Wolfrey , B. Mawyer. G. Maynard. Back row: D. Fitzgerald , F. Ba rbo ur , G. Lauffenburger. 2. A close call for Randy Davis . 3. Outfielders , front row: T . Maxa , P. Thomas , J. Cowan. Back row: H . Brown, R . Stewart. R. Whiting. 4. Coaches and Captains: Coach Selden , Billy Mawyer , Paul Th omas. Coach Wright. Not pi ctured: Randy Dav is.

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This year our softball team showed great sportsmanship and the new be­ginnings of a great team. Led by the terrific guidance of new coach , Mrs. Susie Miller, a young team has de­veloped a winning formula. Next year's team will miss two outstanding athletes in Paula Bull and Tomma Todd , but with the help of Coach Mil­ler the team will have another winning season.

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I. Georgiana shows her pitching ability. 2. Girls' Softball Team, first row: E . Beaurline , P. Howley , J. Wilburger. Second row: L. Rexrode , T. Todd , P. Bull , S. Johnson , D. Dehooge. Third row: S. Bishop , S. Schessler . L. Rex­rode , G. Faulkner , D. Rohn , V. Wood , C. Woodfolk , M. Dillard , J. Redringer , T. Armstead . 3. Tomma wants that ball. 4. Paula reaches for the ball.

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The Boys' Golf Team climaxed an outstanding , undefeated season by winning the state AAA golf tourna­ment by a five-stroke margin. Scott Duncan , Jack Snyder, John Hoy, and Neal Stamp lead the team 's sweep of its competition.

I. John Hoy gets out of trouble . 2. Jack Snyder concent rates on his putt. 3. Boys' Golf Team , first row: B. Cutright , J. Hoy , T . Mawyer. Sec­ond row: S. Duncan, N. Stamp, J. Snyder. R. Slosson.

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The Albemarle Lacrosse Club finished its second season as a club with an overall 8-8 record ; 7-6 in area high school play . Coached by Roger Davis , a rising fourth-yearman at U.Va ., the team is sponsored by John Titus. As a well-seasoned team , the club looks forward to gaining varsity status , although many of the starting players are graduating this year and will leave their challenging positions to be filled.

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I. Sophomore , Woody Jay, looks for help from David Corrigan. 2. Half-time talk leaves coach Roger Davis in anticipation. 3. Defenseman Stump Miller tangles with C.H .S. players.

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I. Lacrosse Club, Sitting: J . MacLeod , S. El­ledge , D. Blake , C. Rogers , B. Chisholm , P. Ferrell , B. Corrigan , J. Spence , R. Cain , M. Blake. Kneeling: T . Hurt , O.D. Royals , B. Flora , K. Corrigan , D. Corrigan , F . Joseph , J. Sweeney, P. VanSlyke , E. Huffman, C. Tan­ner , D. Nunn . Standing: B. Gentry , N . Ozerov , D. Vermillion , M. Wright , D. Abidin , P. Craw­ford , S. Miller , T. Ayres , M. Avery , W. Jay , C.M. Farland , J. Garrison , J . Nelms , S. Brown , S. Dillion , L. Nunn , C. Bondurant. Coaches (in back) : R. Davis , J . Titus , G. Wach , J. Allen. 2. Seniors , Paul Crawford and Stump Miller , save a potential goal for C.H .S . 3. Striving for the goal , Patti Farrell takes a spill.

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I. Girls' Tennis Team, kneeling: C. Rea , Man­ager; T. Hamm , N. Manweiler , L. Deter , E. Goldstein, L. Frisco , L. Smith . Standing: P. Lee , B. Meador, J . Kauzlarich , S. Kauzlarich , C. Toms , A . Sterling. 2. Barrie displays her backhand fo rm . 3. Cindy' s st rategy wins the point and the match . 4. I ' ll show her who's queen of the courts , think s Am y.

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Albemarle 8 Orange

Albemarle 3 Charlottesville 6

Albemarle 6 Stonewall 3

Albemarle 7 Woodbridge 2

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I. Boys' Tennis Team, kneeling: G. Redinger , K. Keithly , W. Stamp , R. Meadows , R. Hanger. R. Keithly. Standing: R. Hutchinson , G. Golds­tein , T. Jay , J. Peterson , S. Craig. 2. John looks like he ' s ready for anything . 3. Left-handed Gary concentrates on getting the ball over the net. 4. Ronnie feels confident that his opponent can ' t return his powerful stroke .

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AHS students display various talents Talent abounded as the Junior Class

presented their annual Junior Class Talent Show. This years ' acts ranged from stand-up comedians and wacky disc jockeys to modern dance routines. Magicians , Ned Deets and Todd Wilfong , with a clever sleight of hand and other mixed bag of tricks , spirited away first place. An original composition and an excellent rendi­tion of " This is for all the Lonely People" , secured second place for Bob Thompson and Phil Shoop.

l. Colette Mitchell displays poise and talent. 2. The fabulous M.C.' s: Scott Cohen and Gwen Arnhoff. 3. Charlie Hunt and his band. 4. Teresa Hamm , Sharon Wood , Barbi Chester and Sharon Barrett sing a medley of Cat Ste­vens. 5. Phil Shoop.

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A Night of One Acts provides varied entertainment An intriguing autopsy , terrifying

social customs , a gumdrop melo­drama , and a scarecrow lover were some subjects of ''A Night of One Acts '' . The delightful and often pow­erful assortment of plays were di­rected and produced solely by the drama students from Mrs. Marcia Dobbs ' theater workshop classes. Presentations included " Murder is Fun ", " Bertha , the Bartender ' s Beautiful Baby" , " The Lottery" , " Feathertop", and ''I' m Nobody" . As in the past , "A Night of One Acts" was a big success.

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I. The townspeople gat her for the lottery. 2. John Pape and Cindy Honeycutt ta lk things over. 3. Is he really dead? 4. Be rtha (Michele Avery) and her loving parents. 5. Hurl y Bur­leigh swoon s over Dainty Daisy Dash ley.

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Going on the assumption that all of us have to dream a little , the Al­bemarle Players took to fairy tales for the subject of their Spring Production. "Story Theater", drawing from Aesop ' s Fables and the fantasy world of the Grimm brothers , was adapted for stage by Paul Sills. The cast and crew presented an enthusiastic , light-hearted production.

I. " Heavy little devil , ain ' t she?" 2. The vil­lagers jump into the ri ve r. 3. Cocky Locky goes down the hole. 4. " We've got miracle plays to play. " 5. The little peasant and his wife inher­ited everything.

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Under the tutelage of Mrs. Leder­man and Mr. Blanchard , foreign lan­guage students produced nine scenes from Un Violon Sur Le Toit (Fiddler on the Roof). Except for a brief explana­tion before each scene , the play was performed entirely in French. After the production , various students were initiated into the French Honor Soci­ety.

I. Les Fi lles! 2. Do You Love Me? 3. Match­maker. Matchmaker. make me a match; find me a find; catch me a catch. 4. Tom Jay as Tevye ponders life as a wealth y man. 5. " Le Miracle. ··

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The French Honor Society initiated 17 members this spring and the Na­tional Honor Society, 29 . Besides the achievements signified by these in­ductees , other Honors were brought to Albemarle.

Albemarle attended the Language Forensics and received the French Traveling Trophy for having totaled the highest over-all points. The Spanish Department returned with 2 trophies .

In the National French and Spanish Contests , Albemarle had 28 students who placed in the top ten in the State. Seventeen of these students placed in the Region and Albemarle is very proud to announce National winners Ellen Williams and Leslie Myers.

l. French Honor Society: A . Sterling , M. Kelly. D. Ha rmon , B. Via , N. Ozerov , L. Mann , C. Carrell , D. Riall , W. Jay . 2. Outstanding Senior Homemaking Students: Cheryl McWillia ms. Cindy Shea . 3. Spanish Contest Winners , kneel­ing: M. Andrews , J. Charlton , J . MacLeod . R. Sheridan , C. Riall , G. Burton. Standing: N . Norman , L. Rexrode , L. Boatwright , L. Mills , B. Porritt , C. Fulcher , R. Hutchinson . F. Ruiz , J. Ka ut , T .D. Kim. 4. French and Spanish Forensic Winners, sitting: K . Riall , E. Williams , V. Merkel. Standing: J . Langman , N . Ozerov. L. Nunn , H. Kupke .

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I. National Honor Society, kneeling: S . Kauz­larich , L. Pettit , D. Slosson, S. Tewksbury , K . Bain , V. Merkel , T . Maxa. Sitting: M. Ha ll , K . Adams , N. Drucker , S. Nefos , L. Garrett , H. Rungwort h , L. Myers , M. Fantino. Standing: E. Williams , C. Toms , H . Bazarre , T. Wil fong , M. Sedwick , T . Seldon, A. Rennolds , R. Peck , P . Be11one , D. Dras h , C. LaRue , B. Figgatt , T. Jay , F . Ruiz. 2. French Contest Winners , kneel­ing: J. La ngman, S . Tweksbury, B. Craig, A. Key , R. Kite , H. Kupke. Standing: P. Hum­phris , S. Hermansdorfer , C. Keiser , D. Smith , K. Bertone , E. Williams , H . Rungworth , T. Seld on, L. Meyers , M. Sedwick , V. Vi lla r, L. Beck , D. Ria ll , T . Jay , J . Evans , L. Nunn . 3. Tom Jay receives hi s certificate . 4. AEA Scholarship Winners: Ka th y Seabrook a nd Kathy Clarity.

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I. The Concert Choir gives another outstanding performance. 2. Lee Nunn , Joe Bunts , and Charlie Hunt accompany the choir. 3. The pro­ceeds from the Stage Band ' s performance aided our three track All-Americans. 4. Solo­Ensemble Festival participants, first row: A.

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The Prom this year was extraordi­nary. The music was provided by the group "Crimson", whose versitility allowed them to play everything from hard rock to "Golden Oldies " . The juniors did a fantastic job and should be highly commended.

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I. Our Assistant Principal enjoys an evening of fun. 2. Norma' s first and last American prom. 3. Prom goers enjoy underwater atmosphere. 4. Gregg and Kathy demonstrate a new dance. 5. Frank and Carleen dance to the music of Crim­son. 6. Connie shows how it ' s done.

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Various struggles await graduates The commencement exercises for

the graduating class of 1975 signified the beginning of various struggles. For some of the graduates , the academic struggle is over and now the contest with survival begins. For others, the academic struggle will continue for a while longer as they strive to better prepare themselves for their encounter with life.

The 1975 Peer staff wishes the graduates the best of luck with this encounter and is certain of their vic­tory in every trial.

I. The 1975 graduating class enters University Hall. 2. , 3. , 4. Co-valedictorians , Jeffrey Wol­frey and Jean Hutchinson , and Salutatorian ,

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