Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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Idresfimen The Freshman Class arrives in September with many memories of their year as eighth graders and with great expectations for their freshman year. As freshmen they take larger roles in club, adiletic, and other extra-curricular activities. Attending concerts and football games, they see members of their own class participating. They, for the first time, begin to take academic subjects. Such words as conjugation and declension become familiar in foreign language courses. In algebra they learn to factor X'-Y' and in world history they dream of life in ancient Egypt. As freshmen many pages become filled in their scrapbook of memories and they look forward to what the next year will bring as sophomores. Freshman Class officers are George Gay, nresidentg Connie Clark, secretary-treaaurefg Dennie Maupin, feporterg and not pictured Larry Barnes, nike-president. At long last they are enrolled as reshmen. Acree, Patsy L. Adcock, Harvey W. Alrich, Glenna E. Anderegg, Gaines A. Ankney, Hellen A. Armentrout, Edwin L Ashby, Rebecca L. Atlceison, William H. Baker, George A. Ballard, Comelius C. Barbour, john Barksdale, Carol F. Bames, Bruce L. Beasley, Linda L. Birckhead, J. Carol Blackwell, James C. Blake, Harry H. Boaz, Emmett D. Boliek, Cynthia S. Booth, David W. Boswell, Walter B. Bradbury, David K. Breeden, Charles K. Brookman, Virginia L. Brown, Taylor M. Bruce, George E. Bryant, Brenda E. Bumett, Harry Burns, Patricia A. Burton, Robert O. Butler, Stanley W. Campbell, Iohn Cannon, Donna M. Canody, Brenda G. Carver, Barbara J.

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Gibson, C. Bradley Gibson, I. Arleen Gibson, lean M. Gibson, Iudith A. Gibson, Lucy M. Gibson, Shirley M. Gibson, William R. Glass, Kay F. Graham, Nancy C. Graves, I. Thurston Graves, Lowell W. Graves, Mary A. Graves, Susie P, Gray, Annie M. Gribble, Ann O. Griesbach, Iennifer L. Hale, George D. Hall, Maria L. Haney, Bemice A. Haney, Elizabeth B. Harrington, Lynda C. lasses as resfimen read Charles Dichens' classic. Harris, Jerry L. Hathaway, Susan A. Hawley, Fleming S. Heilman, Sally A. Henderson, Roger H. Hensley, Barbara I. Hensley, Gerleane E. Hensley, Iean C. Hensley, Phillip Herring, Veronica E. Heslep, james E. Hippert, Catherine E. Hite, Raymond H. Holland, Cary B. Layman is finding out, the hard way, that make-up tests are necessary, but lonely jobs. Anita de St. Martin cheers up when she discovers that Ann Wilson can translate her rmzth problems into French.