Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

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Miss Phillips, by means ot a Visible Man,’ explains the composition of the human Mrs. Key has the grades but she won't tell, body. despite student pleas. Introductory Course in Chemistry Taught to Underclassmen A chemistry experiment is helped along by Mrs Key as she illustrates water of dehydration. Mrs. Stott starts her eighth graders out on the right foot by demonstrating weather principles, during an experimentation period.

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All three coaches get out the pump to add air to the new balls. With the new empha- sis on Physical Fitness, much needed aids to the Athletic Program have been added. The Varsity Boys’ Basket- ball team boasts new home uniforms this year. Mrs. Julianna Lane demonstrates the tech- niques of Speedball to one of her Sophomore Physical Education classes on the school’s improved athletic field. Physical Education Department Gains New Equipment A student's eye view of Mr. Drumheller giving help to one of his Health Students, Jim Burnette. | pak wer Arana Ne Mr. Thompson. illus- trates a point in class with one of his funny stories, much to the delight of these Freshman students. Mrs. Lane gazes up at the new score- board given the school by the P.T.A.

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sae -— Miss Nancy Akers instructs Nancy Price, one of the students who takes both Latin and Spanish, in the art of the Spanish guitar. Only two students, Nancy and Deborah Mason, are instructed in both languages. 7 - ic ‘aa Latin and Spanish Learn from Each Other Linda Mays, Lynn Andrew, Connie Lane, and Lynda Smith, fourth year Latin. stu- dents, crown Mrs. Rountrey “Teacher for a Day'' with a Roman helmet made by one of her pupils. And this is a bullfight,'’ Miss Akers says. In Rome they fought lions, Mrs. Rountrey interjects as both teachers admire this painting of a matador. cease ame ee: | Bites. ae Miss Akers makes her point while a first year Spanish class busily take notes. 19