Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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S.CA., sophomores, first row: S. Kauzlarich, A. Coffman, D. Coyner, T. Hurt. Second row: C. Carrell, T. Hughes, M. Binns. Third row: F. Ruiz, M. Lange, D. Winstead, L. Hennessey, S. Cohen. S.CA., Seniors, first row: M. Carter, B. Fisher, R. Golladay, T. Nor- cross, K. Thalmann, M. Nightingale, H. Glasgow, N. Rutland. Second row: C. Van de Castle, D. Merkel, R. Owen, P. Sprouse, L. Arbaugh, J. Terrell, S. Winter, A. La Rue, I. Juul-Nielsen Bateman, Sponsor. Third Row: R. Kent, ' 11,11 son, M. Lewis, B. Bailey, M. Wolf. ■ i 61

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SCA SCA is a very prosperous school ac- tivity composed of homeroom rep- resentatives, class officers, and a newly formed CGB. Seeking to im- prove the student voice in the school and trying to dissolve some of the apathy that had grown within SCA it- self, the CGB worked to grant seniors new privileges and to give students the opportunity to hold dances after football games. It is hoped that stu- dent participation will be greater in SCA activities next year. The follow- ing officers: M. Patterson, President; B. Fisher, Sec.-Treas.; C.G. Maupin, V. President; B. Huber, Reporter; and their sponsor, Ms. Bateman deserve special recognition for their wholehearted efforts put into the func- tioning of SCA. S.C.A., juniors, first row: M. Stuart, V. Foster, S. Buchanan, D. Jones, White. Fourth row: R. Adams, T. Crenshaw, A. Hodge, D. Corrigan, D. Brown. Second row: B. Lasley, B. Word, C. Weary, J. Quasebarth, K. Seabrook. Fifth row: J. Graham, B. Chisholm. C. Hurt. Third row: E. Tull, N. Kendall, B. Huber, J. Maupin, C. S.C.A., officers: C. G. Maupin, Vice president; Mrs. Bateman, Sponsor; Bess Fischer, Secretary-Treasurer; Mark Patterson, President; Bill Huber; Reporter. 60 i

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Prism After being called The Highlight for years, the school newspaper received a new name: Prism! The Prism staff has been striving to create a new format. Along with this new format, the staff tried to enrich the minds of the students with cover- age of community activities. Another new service of the Prism has been to keep the students informed on student government affairs. Offering their sol- utions to current problems, whether school or community oriented, the staff has attempted to bring across sin- cerity as well as objectivity in their opinions. Prism, editors, first row: T. Goodman, Publicity ; T. Norcross, Exchange; K. Thalmann, News; L. Wingfield, Typing. Second row: Mr. Hill, Sponsor; B. Curtight, Features; J. Owen, Layout; T. Haigh, Art; L. Ricciardelli, Editor-in-Chief. Third row: S. Van Fossen, Photography; L. Ander- son, Photography; J. Terrell, Business Manager; K. King, Sports. Fourth row: R. Owen, Editoral. Prism, staff, first row: M. Wolf, B. Tiglor, M. Pearce. Second row: N. Epstein, K. Brown, A. Cote, G. Kiser. Third row: S. Claytor, S. Rennolds, T. Bowen, S. Allen. 62