Albemarle High School - Peer Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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for those who enjoy sports 1 2 1. Moore, A.P. North Carolina Central College. B.S., M.S. Driver ' s Education 2. Gay, George East Carolina University, B.S. Driver’s Education; Football; Track 3. Null, Harry E. Hampden-Sydney College. B.S. Physical Education; Athletic Director 4. Craddock, Dennis Ferrum Junior College, A. A.; Lynchburg College, B.A.; University of Virginia. M.Ed. Physical Education; Driver ' s Education; Head Indoor and Outdoor Track Coach; Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes 5. Harrison. Ralph A. Jr. South West Missouri State. B.S.; Drury Col- lege. M.Ed. Driver ' s Education; Varsity Football 6. Hrica. Leonard J. University of Virginia. B.S.. M S. Physical Education, Varsity Soccer Physical Education 173

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Gym class just a beginning Ready, exercise! 1-2-3-4. 2-2-3-4 . . . Get those legs up there . . . Rest!” Sophomores finally see an end to locker rooms, partial showers, physi- cal fitness tests, and exercise . . . exercise . . . exercise. But for those who excel in sports, the gym class is only the beginning. A.H.S. offers a variety of competitive sports. Girls’ sports have been broadened considerably this year to include field and track, gymnastics, and golf. Alternated with gym days are health classes. Driver’s Education is offered during study hall periods for those who wish to take it. The combi- nation of these three phases serves as an energy-frustration outlet, after a five period day in a classroom envi- ronment. 2 1. Arbaugh, James Greenbrier Military Academy, A. A., Uni- versity of Virginia. B.S.Ed Driver’s Education; Head Varsity Football Coach; Varsity Baseball 2. Langdon. Brenda F. East Carolina University, B.S.; University of Virginia, M.Ed. Health and Physical Education; Girl’s Var- sity Basketball Coach; Girl’s Golf Coach 3. Bohannon, Dotty Longwood College, B.S. Health and Physical Education; Driver’s Education; Girl ' s Tennis Coach; Archery Club Sponsor 4. Miller, Susan A. Madison College, B.S. Physical Education; Assistant Varsity Bas- kelball Coach; Girl’s Softball Coach 172 Physical Education

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Classes consider total man This year, the Social Science De- partment offers a wide variety of ac- tivities, ranging from the Youth in Government Day’’, to studies of Watergate and the impeachment pro- ceedings. Our history classes ap- proach their studies from the view- point of historians, rather than from textbooks. Courses designed by this depart- ment consider the development of cul- ture and the socialization of man. Students are able to analyze the so- cial, intellectual, and political aspects of man and his environment. 2 1. Patterson, J. Daniel Bluefield College, A. A., Madison College, B.A. U.S. History 2. Tanner, Mary A. Virginia Union University, B.A. World History; Black Studies 3. Selden, Douglas J. Norwich University, B.A., University of Virginia, M.A.T. U.S. Government; Football; Outing Club 4. Amburn. Molli L. William and Mary, B.A. Psychology; Senior Class Sponsor; Erutan Club 5. Saunders, Carolyn H. Radford College, B.A., University of Vir- ginia, M.A. U.S. History 174 Social Science