Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

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Nancy Hicks Jon Browning Hugh Dodson B.S. Madison College B.S. East Tennessee State University BS V.P.17 6.5.02 Today’s Students Tomorrow’s Citizens The overall objectives of any Social Studies class is to produce good citizens. This is accomplished through im- parting a basic knowledge and understanding of the history and cultures of the United States. Unfortunately, good citizenship cannot be measured in the same way that communicative skills and computational skills are meas- ured. Just because a student knows all of the laws does not mean that he will not break a law, but social studies personnel are hopeful that knowledge and understanding will lead to good citizenship. ete Lillian Andrew A.B. College of William Mary - Special Programs Meet Varied Needs Brenda Calloway The main goal of the Migrant Rhonda Robinson B.S. West Virginia State College Education Program is to tutor B.A. Livingstone College remedial reading and mathe- matics for students meeting pro- gram guidelines. The program also offers oppor- Mabey . wens tunities for students to develop JX. t culturally and socially in the . framework of the total school’s plan of activities.

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P.E. Dept. Teaches US Physical Fitness eo The Physical Education Department offers in- struction in twelve sports to provide opportunities for the normal physical growth and development of all 8th, 9th and 10th grade students as well as to ac- quaint us with sports for leisure time recreation. To help students understand and practice habits of good health and safe living, health classes are included in each week’s activities. ER Linda Hern Jeff Stickley John Erb A.B. James Madison University B.A. Bridgewater College M.A. James Madison University Last Spring’s Faculty Softball Team challenged Ted Grave’s “Over the Hill Gang.” Kneeling: Al Smith, Benny Arthur, Hugh Dodson, Kenny Holt. Standing: Jerry Rice, Leonard Brown, Tim Smith, John Erb, ig ag Keith Finch, Donnie Wilkerson, Winston Edmunds. MOO nga bes 2 ia EE wey wie. (il ae... mee LASER

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The 20 member staff of drivers bused students everyday. Through rain and lots of snow they were in charge of our safety. The cafeteria S z | S - workers prepared the food that Mrs. Greenway pecla Crvices had planned for the menu. Faithful custodians were there to clean and aide the school in several Keep School ways. These people dutifully served US and our faculty. R : | Cafeteria workers: Hazel Laughan, Lorice Greenway, unning moo y Barbara Reynolds, Doris Whildmen, Dorothy Logwood. Lorice Greenway li Carolyn Dews Carleton Coles Front row: Christine Yeatts, Teresa Wood, Virginia Layne, Carolyn Payne, Burton, Bernice Overstreet, Bertha Bethune Austin, Back row: Silas Moss, Buford Coles, Middle Row: Earl Moss, Jeff Smith, Allan Johnson, Nichols, Grace Overstreet, JoGail James Walton, Jack Campbell, Pernell Henry, Bonnie Gardner, Mary Francis Weaver. Bernice Overstreet ; “hl a, 20 faculty