Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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Promising voices acid to 1 ' ,ei ,F ' N ., r 'ful no W .5 T QC -:fi T I our vocal section. fi ' ' QQSY5, Sigfitfi Qracie Chorus First Row: Miss Anne De-Shazo, Directorg Alice Painterg Dorothy Bensong Lucasg Barbara Graves. Third Raw: Linda Pughg Peggy Martin Graco Sprouseg Arleen Gzbsong Ann Grihhle, Second Raw: Dorothy Huckstepg Stantong Sandra Mauping Lydia Robertsg Carolyn Bailey. Caroline Fitzgeraldg Nancy Lee Yowellg Lois Marie Williamsg Marilyn Page r ani' -me I. ' : I. . -a 'QT Chapel Choir First Row: Claudia Coxg Nancy Coldsmithg Debra Browng Peggy Simmsg many Barham Iohnsong Norma WQOQ. Third Row Pat Bealeg Rita Rohertsg Homer Sandridgeg Paul Caleg johnny Tomling john Dircctorg Cheryl Sandzxllg Barbara Cntzerg Martha Jamesg Steve Marrs. Second Row: Joyce Asheg Peggy johnson, Acoompmzistg Temple Andersong Bertha Thurstong Martha Woodg Shelby Fitzgeraldg Nora Galving Fay Graverg Jean Lawrenccg Christine Gross- 10-l Anne

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r, 'B Karl Green and AHS mascot, Fritz 1 LINDA CHILDRESS Altermzte MARY IANE NOTTINGHAM Varsity cheerleaders, led by Pam Knight and Carolyn Robertson, and the junior Varsity cheerleaders under Pat Blackwell have done a tremendous job this year in boosting school spirit and enthusiasm for our athletic teams. Creating a winning atmosphere, they inspired the teams to win game after game. All the time and energy the cheerleaders spent for the student body certainly showed this year in the attitude of the students. Next year should be even better if the students will support the cheerleaders and teams as well as they did this year. The ,IV,s help muster enthusiasm among the students during pep rally, L' il, U and Uarsify Cheerleader W GQ CAROLYN Co-head ,r l DANA SHARPE EMILY POWELL PAT BLACKVVE LL Head JACKIE TRIMBLE MARTHA WILLIAMS