Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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Tomlin, John W. Towsey, Larry E. Travis. Charles M. Tumble G Thomas Tumer David N Turner Suzanne M Ullom. Catherine L. Valentine, Gamett M. The photographer catches Dale Wilson slidmg the bannister. 5Hey are proud to he called eighth graders, Vanderveer, Mary A. Varner. Wayne H. Verberg, G. Carol Vinet. Madeline E. Walker, Brenda I. Walker, Patricia C. Walter, Astrid H. Walton. Peggy L. ward, Bonnie G. Ward, Iohn R. Ward, Richard N. Warns, Steve F. Waufle. Philip S. Webb, Guyanna Westmoreland, Cynthia R. White. James G. Whitehouse. I effrey S. Williams, Lucille M. Williams, Martha H. Wood. Daniel G. Wood. H. Franklin Wood, lane E. Wood, Martha L. Wood. Norma I. Wood. Boy A. Woodie. Odell A. Woodson, Charles S. Woodson, Gary C. Woody, Hazel M. Wyant, Larry W. Wyant, Theresa A. Wynne, Iames B. Yowell. Robert Zimmennan, Harry T. Zimmerman, Randolph B. 76

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ESQ A s.. Snnmons Wesley Sxmms Peggy I Simpson F Carolyn Skenes Robert E Small Douglas L Slavxk Margaret A Smith Carol A Smith Edward L Smoot Charles Snead Iacquelme G Snead Wxllxam F Snow Curtls W Snyder, eg C Spencer, mtnn E encer Rebecca Sp J Spnngbom Edward E S G prouse ay Sprouse George Sprouse Grace Stanton R Mxchael I Stanton Steve L Stmnett, Judson L Sullivan, Carrol W Sullxvnn Io Ann Tate Dennxs R Taylor, Ellen L Taylor, Roy S Terrell, Myrtle L Thacker, Lmda I Thomas, Joyce F Thomas, Myrtle I Thurston, Bertha I Tlsdale, Daniel Tisdale, Donald T. Tomlin, Frankie D. 'Na ,f ,rx wx ref: Was, ,Q v z-xr ,4 .4-5 4 .L x .4 4 N 4-'Y Rogers Duma D Reston Frances A Salmon, James L Sandall Cheryl D Sandndge Eugene Sandndge Homer M Sawyer, M Ann Seal Donald E Seal H Wayne Sensabaugh Ronald Shaver Fred N Shepherd Iucllth A Slufflett Damel L Shlfilett Lmda M Shxfflett M Lounse Shxfflett Raymond M Shxfflett Wanda S Shzfflett Iames F Slnflett Judxth A Slufflett Wllllam D Simmons Evelyn M D W 75 i 5a 5i4 S 1 by y. n gi :W Q, gf J .- D .'e, fllf l. . l A i Qlfflwe fa? ' 3 D K e l .Q F 'D Q w R 1 V li, Jetta: A',V ' 7 ..V5 Hai' il :W 4'7 -' I ' , 1 G . yf G 3 A 'f ..rfr I 1 . 5 pot the officers, organigers and athletes of the future h ', .wi , 3. 5 5 I . ' , r.

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Qrganigaiions Clubs are for working together and carrying out purposes- Stonewall Jackson was a master of both. Flawlessly supporting Robert E. Lee, the Confederacy's greatest leader, jackson accom- plished his aims in a. way which astounded the Federals and be- came a model for military study. Especially outstanding was the Battle of Chancellorsville, in which Lee and jackson executed one of their most daring and successful maneuvers. This bold stroke gave them a decided victory, sending Hooker into retreat. It was not, however, a victory to rejoice about, for after the battle lack- son was fatally wounded by the accidental shot of one of his own nervous pickets. Thus, although Jackson himself was both a war hero and a great general, he is remembered principally as one of Lee's lieu- tenantsf' Military life taught him that cooperating with others is as important as leading others. Such leadership and willing coop- eration are the heart of all organizations-the heart of the activities carried on in the school. 54. Y . .: 3 Q 1 lvl all it Z ri it A ' 23 it I X' is gel: are .E i 3 'tl s liz 5 gift ?-slug will ei. 1159 sri, if ri EJ E. Q E lm. l ,pi , . iii' 2 iifli. si? in iii is s ill ii , fig .QE iii igigiE'i Q his .si