Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

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Darlene Laverne Bennett Amy Ruth Blanchard “Darlene” “Amy” Allan Howard Bolling Wyona Ailene Brumfield “Alan” “Ailene”’ Co-editors Nancy Price and Lynne Watts pursue an annual, a finished symbol of their hard work, headaches, and happy completion of the 1966 Nuntius. Nancy and Lynne both had previous experience in pyb- A 5 ® lication work. Nancy worked on the Colonel staff for Senior Float Wins Second Prize several years and wrote articles for the Vista. and Review. Lynne worked on the Colonel Staff one year and served on the Nuntius for four years. Both attended the SIPA convention at Washington and Lee University to get ideas and suggestions for this year’s annual. André Dirk Bus “Dirk” Aubrey Russell Cantley, Jr. “Aubrey” | 23 | |

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Class of 1966 I oy) = il. ‘XN Senior class officers Gary Williams—President, Janice Reynolds— Secretary, Cyndy Hart—Vice President, and Janet Mays—Treas- urer see how the Senior Class stacks up. Editors—James Frazier Jane Newman Copy—Kay Tucker Route “66” was the road that this Senior Class traveled for the last five years. With relatively light traffic of eighty-one drivers, the pace was fast; the ground was lengthy. The green — light on “Eighth Street” triggered the journey, which took us — through the excitement of Homecomings, the dread of report cards, the endless heap of homework, the enjoyable work on the Prom, and the joyous pride of being a Senior. The signs and markers of “Senior Street” reminded us of our Senior activities. On September 9, we received our class rings, and in October our Homecoming float won second prize. Senior thespians, along with their Junior counterparts, presented the Junior-Senior play, “It Happens Every Summer,” on November 12th. In the spring the Juniors honored us with a beautiful prom. Graduation approached and a red light halted our high school travel, but, never fear, the green light signaled us on for more years of merry mileage. No matter how far we go, no member of the Class of ‘66 can forget his journey on Route “66”. Many and Varied Trails Await Seniors in the Future Harr y Frederick Alley, Jr. “Freddie” Larry Dale Anthony “Larry” Helen Dorcas Arthur “Helen” Buford Wakely Austin “Wakely” Cynthia Deloris Barbee “Cynthia” Eleanor Romayne Beard “Romayne”’ 22

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Jesse Davidson Copes “Jesse” Hugh Epperson Cothran, Jr. “Hughey” Lynne Gayle Cothran “Lynne” Richard Cleveland Cox, Jr. “Dickie” Donald Ray Creasy “Donnie” Michael Fredrick Crouch “Mickey” Reginald Owen Dalton “Reggie” Gary Mitchell Dooley “Dooley” Mary Dianne Doss “Dianne” Seniors Receive Class Rings on September 9, 1965 Dirk Bus, president of the Science Club, enjoys the exactness, complexity and intrigue of science. His background in Chemistry, Physics, besides general science, enabled him to lead the club. He has been a member of the Science Club for five years. Annually, the Science Club provides a trip for interested members to Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Dirk has attended several such trips as these.