Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1964 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS presents THE 1964 NUNTIUS published by THE NUNTIUS STAFF Ni p ALTAVISTA HIGH SCHOOL Editor . . . Carolyn Puckett Co-Editor . ... Connie Lane Business Manager I ii@pnnie Ray Yeatts 2 4 a eR a fortes 3. D3 “and cae af. well, A, Gontfibution often ¢ we looked nnn but an less. Sate is the Honor Code, _ Od i troduc : garth Itself and all it peuk Father th than est Ae is gh knowing head| the second,” | their endorsement t nett etn Ey src oh err ane s of thel| : = id te ‘ N nts enaenain anon dnnnnee ena ‘ a J UAE OP Le REREME. CO EEN = IIA AE : vb iveG ROG f area's Ri Dea PETE Cce ; X Or ffeil i ia lt SN au ‘i ht i eae semi BLL ss a wi hinad baci hla are ims hudintomdeesl peed oes ceoTe ray TITTLE jernoncals maa A AK Peete A Ad Vente Wales ng ‘ 4 a a ae Pi, nieces —— a “Academics i f peg Organizations oe Sports Features Advertisements page 81 page 105 We, the members of the class of 1964, wish to honor. . . . . . one who has served Altavista High School as a teacher and football coach for five years, Not only has he enriched our lives through his guidance and instruction in the classroom, but he has taught all of us that sportsmanship and honor come before victory. As public director of recreation during summer months, this competent man has won the respect of the entire community. With pride and gratitude we dedicate the Nuntius to Coach Harold Drumheller, a man who maintains an attitude of dignity and reserve at all times, TAtank ion pry : wt Alexander of Macedon ¢ . SEE RED IRE RRR E lo) = ‘4 = ‘4 mt = fe) uw Led Vv a =) is] us E ° 42) Vv — ia' vo Uv (==) 4 iss} Lex but to my teacher for living well. - MiSS AKERS MRS. ANDREW MR. BERNHARDT English; Spanish History; Government Industrial Arts B. A., Mary Washington Den. moollegeson B.S., North Carolina State William and Mary Our Teachers Miss Akers, Mrs. Andrew and Mr. Bernhardt leave school after a hard day's work. MISS BURNETTE Guidance Director B. A., Lynchburg College MR. BURNETTE Biology; General Science B.S., V-P.I. MRS. CARPER Mathematics Social Studies B.S., University of Virginia MRS. COCKE Home Economics B.S., Longwood Meroe. pele Mrs. Cocke instructs her Home Economics Class in the art of handicraft. MR. DODSON General Business Business Law Ba Osea aha MR, DRUMHELLER Speech Physical Education World History B.S., University of Virginia Mr. Drumheller and Mr. Dodson “take it easy in the teachers lounge. ieee Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Key, Mrs. Martin and Mr. Burnette enjoy a delicious lunch in our school cafeteria. MRS. HICKS English Drivers Education B.S., Madison College MRS. KEY General Science Chemistry Physics Ceramics B.S., Alfred University MRS. MARTIN English A.B., College of William and Mary MR. MARTIN MR. McDEARMON MRS. MOORMAN English Distributive Education Algebra, Solid Geometry B. A., Lynchburg M.Ed., B.S., V.P.I. Trigonometry College B. A., Randolph-Macon | B.D., Garrett Woman's College Theological Seminary M.A., Northwestern University MRS. RAMSEY Librarian B.S., Radford College Library Science, Madison College MRS. ROUNTREY Latin; English B.A., Sweet Briar College Mrs. Moorman, Mr. Martin, Mrs. Ramsey, and Mr. Mc- Dearmon open their daily mail. MR. SMITH Algebra Plane Geometry B.S., Lynchburg College MRS. SPRADLIN English Remedial Reading B.S., West Virginia University MRS. STOTT General Science Home Economics B.S., Meredith College M.S., University of North Carolina Mr. Smith, Mrs. Stott and Mrs. Spradlin find additional reference material. MR. THOMPSON World Geography Physical Education B.A., Lynchburg College MISS WALLACE Typing; Bookkeeping; B.S., Radford College MISS WRIGHT Physical Education B.S., East Tenn. State College Miss Wright and Miss Wallace prepare to leave after the last bell has rung. Be Princip al MR, FRANK P. CLINE B.A., Bridgewater College M.A., University of Virginia OFFICE WORKERS SECRETARY Miss Kitty Waller, a 1962 grad- uate of Altavista High School, has efficiently and distinctive- ly served as our secretary for two years. Elsie Mason, Betty Cooper, Christine Puckette, Judy Neal, Beverly Searcy, Iva Arthur, Miss Waller (Secretary), Joyce Woodall, and Ann Hall lend able assistance. CUSTODIANS Mr. David Melvin Miss Ann Gilbert Mrs. Frances Brown CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Dodson Mrs. Drinkard Mrs. Daniels Mrs. Greenway Mrs. Wildman This year's officers were: The President ----- ---- c--- W. W. Owens Vice-President ------- - -+-- Mrs. J. H. Hale Vice-President ------- +---- Mrs. Ansel Hill SECLCLALY aay how mena boa Mrs. Nancy Spradlin Treasurer ---- 7-2e---s-=ee T. W. Mann objectives of the PTA are: To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church, and community. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual educa- tion. NATIONAL THEME: Strengthening the Home, Source of Our Nation's Greatness STATE THEME: Growing with Tomor- row's Citizens” Etta Rorer and Billy Carper are participating in the pageant that the Elementary and High School P.T.A.'s put on during American Education Week. The theme was “Patriotism, “ Mr. G. Hunter Jones, Jr. has served with distinction and honor as the Superintendent of our Campbell County Schools since the 1961-1962 session. Members of the School Board help keep business affairs of the county schools running smoothly. They are: Mr. Herdon Dr. Bowen Dr. Shreve, Chairman Mr. G. H. Jones Mr. Jones Mr. Arthur “And so, my fellow Americans; ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country. DALLAS. . NOVEMBER 22. . . That nation is worthless that will not, with pleasure, venture all for its honor. - Schiller Senior Superlatives Here we present an outstanding few Voted by their class to be recognized by you! BEST IN SPORTSMANSHIP Becky Bohannon Dan Justice WITTIEST Sharon Campbell Allen Ramsey BEST CLASS WORKERS Marie Ewing Billy Carper MOST ATHLETIC Anne Leighton Yeatts Dean Brown MOST TALENTED Avon Sizemore Palmer Harris FRIENDLIEST Penny Patterson C. W. Arthur ee BEST LOOKING Susan Oakes James West MOST COOPERATIVE Anne Hall Connie Ray Yeatts BEST ALL AROUND Suzanne English Phil Lanier MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carolyn Puckette Mahlon Burnette VALEDIC TORIAN William Barclay Carper SALUTATORIAN Doris Maire Ewing Senior Class The Seniors were very busy this year with all the special activities that accompany “Seniorhood. Some of the many activities we en- joyed were receiving our class rings, presenting a Senior Play, and winning first prize for our float in the Football Homecoming Parade. The Senior Banquet, Class Night, and Graduation climaxed our years at Altavista High School. OFFICERS President - - - - - - - - - - - - Marie Ewing Vice-President = - - - - - - - Susan Minter DECLELAn yi eae menee Saar Robbie Ann Shreve Treasurer - - ---------C. W, Arthur TERRY JAMES AKERS SL eiry” Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Var- sity Club 12; Varsity Track 12; Spanish Club . CHARLES WILLIAM ARTHUR, JR. con. ou Varsity Football, 9; Varsity Baseball 9,10,11, 12; Varsity Basketball 10, 11,12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; D.E.C.A. 11,12; Vice-President 11, President 12; Class Treasurer 12. Terry Akers Leads Group II, District IV IVA MARIE ARTHUR a Vian PeHeA Moro, LL, tae Scoring... LARRY MARSHALL ARTHUR DONALD BAPTIST BARNARD Larry Donald Spanish Club 11; JV Foot- Model Airplane Club 9, 10; ball 9; Varsity Baseball 11. Industrial Arts Club 11, 12. D. Brown — Football Player of the Year... 1 GARLAND DEAN BROWN EDeans Band 8, 9, 10; J. V. Football 8; J. V. Basket- ball 8, 9; Varsity Football 9, 10, Lia2Co= Captain 12; Varsity Baseball 9, 12; Varsity Club 9,10, 11,12; Airplane Club 8, 9. MAHLON ADMIRE BURNETTE Mahlon Science Club 8; Band 8; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11,12; Beta Club 12; S.C. A. 9,10,12, Treasurer 9, Secretary 10, President 12; J. V. Football 9; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball Scorekeeper 11,12; Colonel Staff 11,12; Assistant Editor 11,12; Junior Play 11; N.S.F. Summer Science Training Program 11; Varsity Track ae, BRENDA CAROL CAMBELL “Brenda” S.C.A. 9,10,12; Annual Staff 12; Colonel Staff 12; Monogram Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 1%, 12; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 8, 9,10, 12; Girls' Cho- rus 8, 9,10; Madrigal 10, 11, 12. SHARON LEE CAMPBELL “Sharon F.H.A. 8,9,10,11,12, Treasurer 9, Song- leader 11, Historian 12; J. V. Basketball 8; Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; Girls’ and Mixed Chorus 8, 9,10, 11, 12; Monogram Club 10,11, 12; Senior Play 12. WILLIAM BARCLAY CARPER “Billy” Boys' Chorus 8; Mixed Chorus 8; Band 8; J. V. Football 9; J. V. Basketball 9,10; Varsity Football 10,11, 12; Track 9, 10, Lieic Science Club 9; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Colonel Staff 10,11, 12, Editor 11, 12; Beta Club 11,12, Pres- ident 12; S.C. A. 11,12; Junior Play 11. ANDREW CLAYTON BEARDEN MARY BELLE BOLEY “Butch” Mary Industrial Arts Club 12; School Bus Driver 12; F.H.A. 9,10,11; Spanish Transfer from Langley, South Carolina, Club 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11; DWIGHT JERRYL BENNETT Dwight Track 9,10,12; Band 8, 9,10. REBECCA ALLEN BOHANNON “Becky” Band 8, 9,10; Girls’ and Mixed Chorus 8; Tri- Hi-Y 9; 8th Grade Basketball 8; F.T.A. 11, 12; Monogram Club 9, 10, Jae OSE iCe= resa ident 11, President 12; Varsity Basketball 9, 10,11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12, Vice-President 12; S.C. A. 10,12; Junior Play 11; Girls' State 11; Senior Play 12; Class Treasurer 8; Class Secretary 9; Class President 11. COURTNEY COFFER ; Courtney Justice and Brown Spanish Club a 12; Annual . ° Staff 12; Junior Play 11;J.V. On All District Football 8, 9; Varsity Base- ball 11. Football Team ... CUYLER RAMSEY DALTON, JR. RPeqros Golf 10,11, 12; Varsity Base- ball 9, 10,11, 12; Varsity Club 10,11, 12; Junior Play; Basketball Manager 11, 12; Football 9,11. Seniors Present “Sister Susie Swings Tp ROBERT RUSSELL DAVIS, JR. “Robert” Band 8,9; J. V. Basketball 9; Varsity Football 10, 12; Track (Varsity) 10, 12; Var- sity Basketball 11; S.C.A. Rep elds. CA. Glub 11; Industrial Arts Club 12; Model Airplane Club 8. REGENYA BENNETT COFFEY “Regenya” S:C.A. 8, 9,10, 11,125 F HAS S, Anuar Staff 12. BETTY JOANNE COOPER “Betty” F.H.A. 8; J. V. Football Cheerleader 8; An- nual Staff 12; J.V. Basketball 8. — JAMES RICHARD DOWDY Jimmy Band 8, 9; Mixed Chorus 8, 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Choir 12; Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y, Chaplain 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12, SUZANNE TOWLES ENGLISH “Suzanne” Mixed Chorus 8, 11; Girls’ Chorus 8, 11; S.C. A.:Vice- President 11; S.C. A. Rep. 8,9; Spanish Club 11, 12; Band 8; Class Vice-President 8; Class President 9; Vista Staff 12; Senior Play. DORIS MARIE EWING Marie F.H.A. 8,9; Sec. of Class 11; Class President 12; Beta Club Sec. 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Colonel Editor 11; Vista Staff 12; Girls’ State 11; Senior Play. ELIZ ABETH ANNE HALL Anne Mixed Chorus 8, 10, 11, 12; Girl smiGnoiresse: OaesL 2. Glee Club 11, 12; Forensic Club 8, 9,10,11, President 12° Annutial Statf 12; F. HA. 8,9, Reporter 10,12; Spanish Club Vice-President 11, 12; Senior Play. Mahlon Burnette Receives National Merit Award... DONALD RAY HANSON Donald Industrial Arts Club 10, 11,12. BRUCE PALMER HARRIS Palmer Band 8, 9,10, 11, 12; Varsity Club Vice-President 12,11; J. V. Football 9; Varsity Football 10,11, 12; Boys’ Chorus 8, 9,10; Mixed Chorus 8, 9, 10; Varsity Track 10, Co-Captain AB bet We BRENDA GAYLE HOGAN “Gayle F.HLA,. 8,9, 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Annual Staff 12; Senior Play, CATHRINE JANE HEDRICK JAMES WILLIAM HILL “Jane” “Billy” Library Club 9, President Football 9,10, 11,12; Var- A -eDsEeeGlUDI leks poecs sity Baseball 9, 10, 12; Var- of D.E. 11, Vice-President sity Club 10, 11, 12; Junior 12. Play. Suzanne king lis h JAMES THOMAS JOHNSON DAN SHEPPARD JUSTICE DAR Good Citizen o 8 mee ere ir Mixed and seta 8; Varsity Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, Sec. -Treas. 12; J.V. Football 9; Varsity Basket ball’ 10, 1112 -t)a Ve bas- ketball 8, 9; Track 11, 12; Best All Round Player 11. STEPHEN MICHAEL HUBBARD “Steve” Band 8, 9; Mixed Cho- rus 8, 9, 10; Boys’ Cho- tus 8, 9,10; Madrigal 9,10; Varsity Football 9,10; Varsity Track 9, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, J. V. Football 8; J. V. Basketball 8, 9, 10; All-State Chorus 9,10; Beta Club 12. LINDA MAE KIDD LINDA GAIL MARTIN niandas Gail F.H.A. 8,9,10,11,12, Songleader 8,Chap- Four Acwic; bel enemies lain 9, Pianist 11, Treasurer 12; Girls’ Cho- Beta 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; rus 8,9,10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 8,9,10,11, Transfer from Huddles- 12; Monogram Club 9,10; 8th Grade Basket- ton. ball 8; Varsity Basketball 9. PHYLLIS KAY MEADOR Phyllis F.H. A. 12; Annual Staff 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Trans- fer from Huddleston, PHILLIP LEE LANIER Phil” Varsity Track 9, 10, 11,12, Co-Captain 11; J. V. Football 9; J. V. Basketball 9, 10; Var- sity Football 10, 11,12, Co-Captain 12; Var- sity Basketball 11, 12; Varsity Baseball Sy dle. 12; Beta Club 11,12, Secretary 12; Varsity Club 10,11, 12, President 12; Boys’ State Lis P. Lanier Reigns as Football Homecoming King .. . EVA FRANCIS LOVE “Eva” F.H.A. 10,12; Library Club 10,11; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Girls’ Chorus 11, 12; Tri-Hi- Y 12; F.H.A. 12; Annual Statietc. FREDERICK LEE MILLER “Freddie” Ind. Arts Club 9; Spanish Club 11; D.E.C.A. Club ta PA, SUSAN VIRGINIA MINTER Susan™ Eighth Grade Basketball; J. V. Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball 10, 11,12; Mono- gram Club 10, 11, 12, Vice- President 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Spanish Club 11, 12; S.C. Pa Repseliy esl. iA. 6,9, 10; Tei secs 10-and te, erres= ident 11; Class President 10; Class Vice-President 12; Girls’ Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Annual Staff; Junior Play; Senior Play. SHARON KAY McCORMICK Kay Eighth Grade Basketball; J. V. Basketball 9; F.H.A. 8, 9, 10, 11,12; Reporter 8, Secretary 11; Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9; Class Secretary 10; Class Treasurer 11; Annual Staff 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Homecoming Attendant 9,11. Mahlon Burnette Leads AHS Student Government Through (63332 64! g . WAYNE EDWARD McVEY “Wayne” Ind. Arts Reporter 11, Vice-President 12; Craftsman Guild Club (Model Cars). JUDY ANN NEAL Judy F.H.A. 8, 9,10; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Vista Staff 12; Annual Staff 12; J. V. Cheer- leader 8, 9; 8th Grade Basketball; JV. Basketball 9; Varsity Softball 11, 12; Senior Play. Susan Oakes Presides Over Football, Basketball Homecomings . . . SUSAN KAY OAKES “Susan” F,H.A. 8,9,10, Vice-Pres. id L2eere: Vice-Pres, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Monogram Club 9,10,11,12; S.C. A. 10, 12; Basketball Cheer- leading 9,10, 11, Co-Captain 10, 11, 12; Cho- rus 8; Mixed 8, Girls’ Chorus 8; Annual Staff 11,12, Assistant Business Manager 11; Class Officer 10,11, Treasurer 10, Vice-President 11; Homecoming Attendant 8,10,11, Queen 12; Junior Play 11. PENELOPE ELAINE PATTERSON Penny S.-C, Ames. 9, 10, 11, 12;-Tri-Hi-Y 9; Mono- gram Club 8, 9, 10,11, Vice-Pres. 11; Bas- ketball Cheerleading 9,10, 11, 12; Forensic Club 8; Mixed Chotus 8, 9; Girls' Chorus 8, 9; J. V. Football Cheerleader 8; Vice-Pres. of Class 10. CAROLYN DELORAS CHRISTINE EVELYN ALLEN WADE RAMSEY PUCKETTE PUCKETTE Allen Carolyn Chris™ J. V. Football 8, 9; Varsity Pet. As es.9, 10, 12, 12; Re- F.H.A. 8, 9, 10; Spanish Football 10, 12; Varsity porter for F.H.A. 9,11; Club 11,12; S.C.A. 8,9, Track 11,12; Varsity Club S.C.A. Member 8, 9, 10, 11, 10, 11, 12; Vista Staff 12. ak wes 12; J.V. Basketball 8; Girls' Chorus 8; Mixed Chorus 8; Spanish Club 11, 12; Colonel Staff 9; Library Club 11; Nuntius Editor 12. BRENDA JOYCE REYNOLDS “Brenda” F.H. A? 9212: Tri=Hi-vell ETTA LOUISE RORER “Etta” Spanish Club 11; F.H.A. 9,10,11, 12; Eighth Grade Basketball; Girls’ Chorus 8,9,10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 8,9,10,11,12; Annual Staff 12; Colonel Staff 10,11; Senior Play. Danny Shirlen Contributes Artie EDWARD LEE ROWLAND Edward Football 9; Industrial Arts Club 12; Annual Staff 12; Craftsman Guild Contest 10. BEVERLY ANN SEARCY “Beverly” F.H.A. 8; Spanish Club 11; Vista Staff 12; Annual Staff 12; Softball 11; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Senior Play. DANIEL RICHARD SHIRLEN Danny Industrial Arts Club 11, 12; Sec. and Treas. 11; Model Airplane Club 8, 9; Annual Staff 12, Art Editor 12. ROBBIE ANN SHREVE “Robbie” Glee Club 8, 9, 10, 11; Eighth Grade Basketball; Monogram Club 10, Treas. Tivi2-)). Vie basketball 9; Mixed Chorus 8,9, 10, ik. Git Sue GuOlusncm one Omeinie. 12; Band 8, 9,10; Student Council 11; Forensics Club 12; Majorette 8,9,10, Head- Majorette 11, 12; Basketball Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Jun- ior Play 11; Class Sec. 9,12. CONNIE MARIE SIMMONS “Connie” F.T.A. 10,11, 12; Spanish Club 11,12; J. V. Basketball 9; Mixed Chorus 8, 9,10, 11, 12; Girls Chorus 8, 9, 10;.11, 12; Band 8, 9, 12; Girls' Soft- ball 9,11; Senior Play. ELEANOR AVON SIZEMORE “Avon Glee Glub 3,9, 10, 11512; Mixed Chorus 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls' Chorus 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Madrigal 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 8, 9,10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 11, 12; Junior Play; Eighth Grade Basketball; Vista Staft1 2; SCL A oy sts bee 12. C. W. Arthur Crowned Sweetheart King .. . LARRY WAYNE TEMPLES “Larry” Band 8, 9,10, 11,12; J. V. Football 8,9; Varsity Football 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 8, 9; Varsity Club 11, 1s We Basketball 10; Track 9, 10,11, 12; Spanish Club 11. CHARLIE ANDERSON WALKER Anderson” Track 10,11; Varsity Club 11; In- dustrial Arts Club 12; Spanish Club 11; Nuntius Staff 12. LUTHER JAMES WEST, JR. “James” : Class President 8; J. V. Football 8; J. V. Bas- ketball 9; Varsity Baseball 9, 1OF Lie ley al sity Basketball 10,11,12, Co-Captain 11, 12; Track 10,11,12; Varsity Football 12; Varsity Club 10,11,12, Vice-President 11; Beta Club 11,12, Treas. 12; Player of the Year - Bas- ketball 11. FRANCES GWENDOLYN WATTS “Gwen” Girls' Chorus 8, 9, 10; Mixed Chorus 8, 9, 10; RetisAsso, 12s Eighth Grade Basketball; Glee ANNE LEIGHTON YEATTS JOYCE ANN WOODALL Club 8; F.T.A. 9,10,11,12, Treas. 10, pose Joyce peas Gani i eee ma Ee ie Eighth Grade Basketball; Band F.H.A. 8,9, 10,11, 12; Vista ep. 10,11; J.V. Basketball 9; Annual Sta 8,9,10; J. V. Basketball 9; Typist 11; Office Aid 12. 12; S i 5 le 2 panish Club 11,12; Basketball Manager Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; 11; Monogram Club 11, 12; J.V. Football Cheerleader 8; Senior Pla eno BTA ll Dae ate ; i Sec. 12; Softball 9,10, 11, Co-Captain 11; Spanish Club 11,12; Sec. 11, President 12; Foc Ajel2.F. HoAwae, os Mixed Chorus 9; Junior Play; Girls’ Chorus; Nuntius Staff 12, CONNIE RAY YEATTS Connie Industrial Arts Club 11, President 12; Annual Staff 12; Junior Play; Fisher Body Craftsman Guild Contest 10, 11; Nuntius Business Mana- ger 12. 9 Be Dei, Await Graduation! Once upon a time, there was an energetic, hard-working, peppy class called “Junior.” It came into the world September 3, 1963. Even in its infant stage, its list of accomplishments was great. It gave its first dance in October, which was a smashing success. It worked tirelessly for weeks before the Homecoming parade to build a float which floated away with third prize. “Junior” did even better in the Christmas parade, and won sec- ond prize for its float, “Winter Wonderland, which it entered for Leggett's Department store. In March, “Junior” produced a play and won renown for its great acting ability. Then, in May, came the highlight of “Junior's” successful year, when it used its creative ability to build the Junior-Senior Prom into a dazzling fantasyland. Junior Class Treasurer - Jimmy Stanfield; President - Connie Lane; Vice-President - Lynn Andrew; Secretary - Richard Carter. Lynn Andrew Jason Arthur Lin Arthur Lue Barrett Barbara Craddock Pam Creasy Sarah Creasy Carolyn Dalton James Dowdy Steve Dowdy Edward Duley Dale Eades Martha Dean Farmer Norma Jean Franklin Hank Frazier Patricia Frazier Betty Barwick Bubber Bohannon Louis Bryant Richard Burnette Richard Carter C. H. Catron Shelby Clay Jimmy Clements Rita Cox Ross Cox Ronnie Gill Billy Gillespie Danny Hale Connie Hancock Dianne Hargis Brenda Hughes Carolyn Jenks Richard Johnson Barbara Jones Kenneth Keesee Terry Kelly Jerry Kelly Graham Ker Sue Knott Dianne Lambert Laura Lancaster Connie Lane Glenn Logwood Roger Macy Stanley Maschal Brenda Mason Deborah Mason Sallie Mason Lucille Mattox Linda Mays Mike Mays Bobby Moss Judy Noel Mike Owens Ned Perrow Lida Pribble Laverne Richardson John Searcy Harriet Shields Chip Smith Heidi Smith Lynda Smith Jimmy Stanfield Eddie Thacker Becky Thornhill Danny Tucker Robert Tunkel Frank Tweedy Giles Vaden Betty Vaughan Julia Via Sandra Walters Sheila Watlington Carl West George Wilson Johnny Woodson Shirley Wright Mary Yeatts Cecelia Young Treasurer - Mickey Crouch Pat Adams Freddie Alley Larry Anthony Gail Arthur Helen Arthur Wakely Austin Cynthia Barbee Romayne Beard Darlene Bennett Amy Blanchard Rudy Boley Alan Bolling Kathy Bragg Ailene Brumfield Dirk Bus Vice-President - Gary Williams Sophomore Class President - Jimmy Kinlaw Secretary - Reggie Dalton We, the members of the Sophomore Class, realize that now is the time to prepare for our future in high school and be- yond graduation. By now we are well established in our interests and activities. We know that since we shall be upperclassmen next year, we shall have to ac- cept the responsibilities of lead - ership. Our class this year has been engaged in several money-mak- ing projects for funds which will come up during our high school lives. During the summer we held a bottle drive. Much work and effort were put into a home- coming float which failed only in giving us financial gains. Selling popcorn, and sponsoring a dance made up for this. Our class, becaus e of its many good workers, is capable of accom- plishing many worthwhile things. | Aubrey Cantley Hugh Cothran Lynn Cothran Carolyn Cox Richard Cox Donnie Creasy Gail Creasy Mickey Crouch Reggie Dalton Paul Davis Paulette Davis Gary Dooley Dianne Doss Danny Dowdy Karen Downing James Elliot Dearing Fauntleroy James Frazier Deborah Gowen Carol Jean Grau Larry Hall Marion Hall Mary Ann Hall Cyndy Hart Larry Haynes Linda Hiner Jenny Hiner Raymond Holdren Barbara Hudson Carolyn Hudson Linda Keesee Linda Kegley Sandra Kershaw Shirley Preas Billy Prebble Nancy Price Lindsay Reavis Barry Reynolds Janice Reynolds Kenneth Reynolds Patricia Reynolds Jeannie Robbins Max Rolfe Julie Rountrey Steve Searcy Jimmy Kinlaw James Layne Lana Maness Roy Maschal Janet Mays Joan Moore Billy Morris Russell Morris Carol Mortimer Carolyn Moss Jane Newman Dennis Nichols Patrica Paggans Jerry Peters Ivan Philpott Julie Poe Wayne Shelton Harry Sherwood Phillip Short Betty Singleton Bobby Singleton Richard Singleton Sheila Sink Lyndell Skeen Donnie Smith Smitty Smith Regina Stevens Billy Trogdon Deborah Tuck Janet Tucker Kay Tucker Johnny Vaughan Lynne Watts Dale West Jo Anne West Sandra West Richard Wilborn Charles Wilkerson Gary Williams Carol Wills Chester Witt Ricky Witt H. C. Wheeler Mike Wolfe Betty Yeatts Glendia Yeatts The Freshman Class of AHS Has been attaining great success. In the Sportsmanship Contest, it seems We're in first place now, with our screams. Good sportsmanship gives us a higher score, When the teams are playing out on the floor, In football season, too, we see A float called Golden Memory, “ The result of hard work by our grade, We worked night and day to get it made. Also the Thanksgiving Dance we gave, And made lots of money for us to save. Nobody knows what the future will hold, But a past we're proud of is what we've told. OFFICERS President - Frank Andrew Vice-President - Doris Noel Secretary - Tony Oakes Treasurer - Joe Hall Freshman Class Judy Amick Frank Andrew Lewis Anthony Patsy Austin Jerry Barbee Mike Bell Danny Bennette Steve Bennette Barbara Boggs Margie Boley Wanda Boley Judy Bragg Lewis Brown Mary Brown . Faith Burgess Jimmy Burnette Yvonne Burnette Jerry Carr Lorraine Catron’ Renee Collet Jesse Copes Dorothy Cox Wanda Cox Gwen Cox Sara Crouch Dennis Dalton Jackie Dalton Tommy Dalton James Deel Mary Lou Dillard Hugh Dodson Charlie Doss Eunice Dotson Patricia Drumwrigh Carolyn Dudley Beverly English Janie Epperson Russell Farthing Sonny Fortner Sue Fortner Dorothy Fox Linda Fox Sar a Beth Frazier John Garner Harold Gillespie Ella Hackworth Hazel Hall Jackie Hall Joe Hall Phyllis Hall Betty Hamlett Wanda Hargis Cynthia Hedrick Larry Henderson Hardy Hubbard Alice Hudson Janice Hughey Bobby Hunley Sandra Jacobs Fred Jarman Herman Keesee Charles Ker Barbara Layne _ Pauline Logwood Myron Mann Linda Marr Larry Mattox Steve Mayhew Cynthia Moss Larry Neal Jack Newman Leonard Newman Doris Noel Tony Oakes Donna J. Overstreet Donna S. Overstreet Jesse Owens Melinda Patterson Henry Pittard Phebe Price Hampton Puckette Sandra Pugh Linda Raiford Kathy Reedy Toni Roach George Robbins Yvonne Robbins Irvin Robertson Lewis Ruff Alicia Shelton Calvin Shelton Russell Slusser Sandra Triplett Jimmy Tucker Ronnie Tucker Pat Tucker Bobby Walker Vicki Walters Mike Weeks Doris West Maggie West Johnny West Tommy Wolfe Geraleanne Woodall Pre-Freshman Class OFFICERS President - Donna Hendricks Vice-President - Charles Andrew Secretary - Drucilla Freeman Treasurer - John Epperson This has been a successful year for the eighth graders, Early in October we had a get-acquainted party which was well-attended and fun for all. We en- tered a float entitled Garden of Memories, winning second place in the Foot- ball Homecoming Parade. Charles Andrew Mary Anthony Barrie Barbee Claude Barley Cecelia Barnard Lucille Barrett Carolyn Barwick Danny Bates Alice Brumfield C. D. Burnette Dianne Burnette Lee Carpenter Robert Cash Vicki Carter Lloyd Catron Mike Chapman Donnie Cox Frank Cox Willie Cox Raymond Creasy Jimmy Crouch Larry Dalton Bennie Davis Joe Emerson John Epperson Joan Farthing Drucilla Freeman John Goodman June Goodman Connie Guthrie Lonnie Hackworth Gloria Hall Dale Hall Danny Hall Mary Jane Hammock Rita Harris John Harvey Donna Hendricks Judy Hogan Ruth Hudson Lonnie Hughey Charles Kates Brenda Kegley Mary Ker Howard Kidd Bennie Krantz Carolyn Krantz Morris Logwood Laddie Lane Junior Leonard Susie Leonard Hilda Mason Jackie Mayhew Joan Mayhew Betty Moore Glenn Miller Darlene McClellan Suzanne Morris Maxine McCormick Judy McVey Alvin Newman Joanie Newman Jewel Nichols Larry Overstreet Francie Phillips Cassie Pribble Ann Price David Pugh Judith Pugh Pat Pugh Florence Rice Janet Rice Tom Rolfe Billy Rountrey Hugh Rountrey Melvin Ruff Ricky Scruggs Cindy Shelton Peggy Shelton June Short Earl Singleton | Henry Singleton Barbara Stanfield Nancy Stern Bryan Stott Judy Tucker Susan Tunkel Kenny Vaden Wayne Vaughan Ella West Paula Wilkes Carl Wills Sandra Wilson Danny Witt Linda Witt Richard Worley Ideals are the world's masters. - H. G. Holland Our Honor System and the Honor Council have in their FIRST year taken upon themselves a heavy re- sponsibility and proven themselves quite capable in their efforts so far. Their purpose is to promote hon- orable conduct on the part of all students and to pro tect the school society against dishonorable conduct of any of its members. To accomplish this purpose they have distributed to all the students a statement of violations of the Honor Code and recommenda- tions for proper discipline, along with an Honor Card to be carried by each student at all times. As a re- minder, they have put OBSERVE YOUR HONOR CODE posters in every classroom. | 3S E RVE YOUR WOWOR cnn Sandra West, Becky Bohannon, Heidi Smith, Phil Lanier; Laddie Lane, Brenda Hughes, Jerry Barbee, and Suzanne English. Honor Council Mr. McDearmon, the sponsor, Suzanne English the Chairman, and Phil Lanier, the 12th grade representatives; Sandra West, 10th grade; Becky Bohannon, 12th grade; Heidi Smith and Brenda Hughes 11th grade; Jerry Barbee, 9th grade; and Laddie Lane, 8th grade. Susan Minter, Anne Leighton Yeatts, Kay Tucker, Miss Waller, Becky Bohannon, Harriet Sheilds, Heidi Smith, Brenda Mason, an interested mother, and Dianne Hargis are being instructed about Radford College; just one of the many colleges that were represented at College Day. The Demonstration of one of the cosmetologists pleases Janet Tucker, Dale Eades, and Martha Dean Farmer as they ask pertinent questions about a possi- ble future vocation. College Day Each year, so that the upper- classmen might become acquainted with the colleges and armed ser- vices, from which they will proba- bly choose, and to make prominent the necessity of choosing early, our school plays host to a variety of college and armed services repre sentatives. Louis Bryant, Ronnie Gill, Robert Tunkel, and Mike Weeks show avid interest in the Southern Californiat Delegate's information. Good luck, boys! Students With the Highest Academic Ratings of 1963-64 oun Linda Mays Barbara Boggs Kay Tucker Amy Blanchard Nancy Price Janet Rice Richard Carter Frank Andrew Laddie Lane Jimmy Kinlaw Academic Awards L At ¢ an Lt BS ot Oe ie a The school monogram was conceived to recognize those people who excel academi- cally, musically, athletically, or who perform a welcomed service to the school. Ours is a letter, unique in design and exceptional in purpose, to be worn with pride and dignity. Those who received the Altavista High School Monogram in 1963 were: FIRST AWARD Susan Oakes Billy Carper Connie Yeatts Linda Kidd Ann Hall Jane Hederick Betty Cooper Mahlon Burnette Robert Davis Julia Via Shelby Clay Barbara Jones Luella Barrett Giles Vaden Carolyn Jenks Richard Carter Jeanie Grau Jeanie Robbins Karen Downing Lynn Watts Vickie Crowson Jane Newman Nancy Price Cyndy Hart Regina Stevens Ivin Philpott Hugh Cothran James Frazier Lynn Cothran Phebe Price Mary Lou Dillard Barbara Boggs Beverly English Grank Andrew Myron Mann SECOND AWARD Becky Bohannon Lynda Smith Deborah Mason Linda Mays Lynn Andrew Heidi Smith Connie Lane Pat Frazier Richard Carter Kay Tucker Amy Blanchard Lindsay Reavis UPPER CLASS ACADEMICS... Sketches of the activities of several of our courses demanding high academic achievement from our up- perclassmen, The Creative Writing Class, begun this year, is also featured. The study of different ele- ments and putting this know- ledge into practice in the Chemistry Laboratory. An interest in Math and a flare for art may be com- bined in this class. Figures of articles, such as the polyhedron, are frequently required, Mrs, Rountrey explains the in- tricate structure of a poem - one of the studies in Creative Writing. The detailed study of plants and animals in Biology Class captivates students. The most indescribable part of t his course is the actual dissection of the animals studied. The Writing Class has been asked to provide skits for school functions, such as the PTA pageant presented in the autumn. Honor is not a matter of any man's calling merely, but rather of his own actions in it.” - Dwight FIRST ROW: G. Hogan, S. Oakes, M. Farmer, D. Lambert, P. Meador, L. Arthur, B. Hughes, J. Via, L. Watts, | L. Andrew, B. Searcy, C. Yeatts, SECOND ROW: B. Thornhill, B. Campbell, C. Simmons, B. Cooper, A. : Sizemore, A. Yeatts, B. Boggs, J. Woodson, G. Watts, P. Creasy, S. Minter, K. McCormick, C. Lane, THIRD ROW: R. Johnson, C. Dalton, K. Keesee, C. Smith, D. Mason, P. Frazier, E. Love. Mr. Martz, Advisor, is seated at the desk and Carolyn Puckett, Editor, is seated at right. Nuntius Staff The Nuntius Staff, as usual, has had a busy year, collecting pictures and raising money. The diligent work of every mem- ber has been solely the reason why our an- nual receives creditable recognition at the Southern Interscholastic Press Association. We sincerely hope we've accomp lished our purpose, PHOTOGRAPHERS: Johnny Woodson, rd Dudley, Chip Smith. SPORTS SECTION: Barbara Jones, Pam Creasy. ORGANIZATIONS SECTION: Lin Arthur, Renee Collet, Brenda Campbell. BUSINESS SECTION: Anderson Walker, Connie Yeatts, Susan Oakes. FEATURES SECTION: Courtney Coffer, Lynn Andrew, Julia Via, Kenny Keesee. CLASS SECTION: Brenda Hughes, Carolyn Dal- ton, Pat Frazier, Kay McCormick. TYPISTS: Deborah Mason, Becky Thornhill, Eva Love, Dianne Lambert, Betty Cooper. Vista Staff The Vista Staff met monthly to receive assignments and plan each issue. The Vista includes poems, short stories, jokes, and articles of interest. Circulation reached about 200 students this year. Giles Vaden at work preparing pictures for the Vista's next issue. SEATED: L. Richardson, G. Vaden, Mrs. Rountrey, J. Robbins, STANDING, FIRST ROW: L. Andrew, B. Searcy, B. Jones, R. Shreve, A. Sizemore, M. Mann, J. Bar- bee, R. Carter, SECOND ROW: J. Neal, J. Noel, L. Mays, R. Moss7a Gon lanerebs Boggs, S. Kershaw, P. Frazier, J. Carr, M. Ewing, D. Hale. Seated: L. Lancaster, N. Price, STANDING: S. Smith, J. Tucker, K. Tucker, B. Campbell, B. Carper, P. Price, D. Hargis. Editor - Billy Carper Business Managers Deborah Mason and Dianne Hargis Circulation - Kay Tucker Colonel Staff In these times we fight for ideas, and newspapers are our fortresses, Each month staff members work conscientiously to publish a news paper which contains news conceim ing the students of Altavista High School. The “Colonel” circulates among approximately 300 students and occasionally has been sent to the students‘ homes. Staff mem- bers, attending workshops in Rich- mond at the beginning of the year, received helpful ideas. G monTHS FoR 140 Pee FIRST ROW: M. Chapman, B. English, L. Mays, M. Burnett, SECOND ROW: C. Dalton, L. Andrew, W. Boley, G. Yeatts, M. Anthony, J. Grau, L, Watts, N. Price, J. Reynolds, J. Rice, THIRD ROW: L. Barrett, L. Smith, R. Gill, S. Oakes, J. Frazier, J. Kinlaw, M. Garner, B. Campbell, B. Carper, FOURTH ROW: B. Stott, J. Carr, S. Frazier, P. Lanier, P. Patterson, S. Minter, S. Smith, R. Carter, B. Bohannon, Student Co-operative Association The S.C. A. has completed many worth- while projects. We supplied each homeroom with a college dictionary. We set up a com- mittee to clean the curtains and we purchased chair trucks for the gym. We also put a sys- tem of loudspeakers in the gym. In the Spring we sponsored Honor Week and a week cam- paigning for better treatment of school proper- ty. We have been responsible for the blessing, pronounced over the loudspeaker during lunch. We also continued activity ticket sales and the awarding of the academic letter. The Blessing at Lunch .. . James Frazier, Jennie Grau, Nancy Price, Beverly English. Bulletin Board Committee .. . Cindy Hart, Smitty Smith, Brenda Campbell. Beta Club SEATED: L. Andrew, L. Smith, STANDING: C. Lane, L. Mays, L. Barrett, P. Fra zier, J. West, S. Clay, M. Bumett, B. Carper, C. Dalton, G. Martin, B. Bonannon, M. Ewing, D. Mason. President - Billy Carper Vice-President - Becky Bohannon Secretary - Marie Ewing Treasurer - Phil Lanier The Beta Club had as its main proj- ect for '63-'64, putting modern nov- els in the school library. In the fall the club enjoyed a successful bottle drive and on Valentine's Day sponsored the Sweetheart Dance in the school gym. We sent delegates to the State Beta Club Convention in Roanoke in March. The club represented the school on Klass- room Kwiz, a television quiz show, in April. Future Teachers of America SEATED: J. Graw, B. Bohannon, A. Yeatts, E. Love, S. Kershaw, L. Mays, STAND- ING: Miss Wallace, D. Mason, G. Watts, D. Hargis, J. Robbins, SEATED: N. Price, ‘WH. Arthur, J. Mays, K. Tucker, A. Sizemore, S. Creasy. President - Gwen Watts Vice-President - Jeannie Robbins Secretary - Deborah Mason Treasurer - Dianne Hargis The Future Teachers of America strives to encourage and train the teachers of tomorrow. The meetings help to prepare members for their col- lege days and experiences they will meet while teaching. Our club held a very successful dance which provided funds for club activities. We sent delegates, Jeannie Robbins, Dianne Hargis, and Deborah Mason, to the state convention at Richmond. Miss Wallace, our sponsor, accompanied the group. Other projects included visits to local colleges, taking charge of assem bly one month, and student aids to teachers. Linda Mays does substitute teaching. Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW, L-R: K. McCormick, E. Love, B. English, L. Andrew, H. Smith, B. Boggs, S. Minter, S. Oakes, V. Walters, I. Arthur, J. Woodall, SECOND ROW: K. Reedy, W. Cox, L. Cothran, J. Rountrey, J. Dalton, M. Dillard, jal. T. Roach, J. Newman, S. Morris, B. Stanfield, S. Tunkel, J. Riee, D. Free- man, Mrs. Cocke, THIRD ROW: Y. Robbins, C. Dalton, R. Cox, G. Woodall, M. Hammock, C. Pribble, J. Short, S. Wilson, V. Carter, D. Hendricks, J. Farthing, D. Burnette, FOURTH ROW: P. Pugh, L. Carpenter, J. McVey, P. A Wilkes, C. Barnard, R. Harris, J. Goodman, G. Hall, M. Anthony, J. Nichols, ‘ C. Barwick, C. Krantc, FIFTH ROW: J. Mayhew, B. Hamlett, M. McCor- mick, L. Mattox, Y. Burnette, S. Crouch, P. Shelton, J. Moore, P. Drum- wright, L. Pribble, S. Leonard, D. Hall, SIXTH ROW: B. Kegley, N. Stem, F, Phillips, R. Hudson, E. West, A. Brumfield, B. Moore, S. Pugh, C. Shel- ton, JepHughey, L.7 Witt): boy Rice. LINDA KIDD . CAROLYN PUCKETT FHA Girl of the Year Betty Crocker Award OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: S. Oakes, Vice-President; J. Newman, Pianist; D. Eades, Chaplain; SECOND ROW: L. Andrew, Reporter; S. Minter, Secretary; L. Kidd, Treasurer; S. Campbell, Historian; THIRD ROW: Mrs. Cocke, Ad- visor; M. Farmer, Song Leader; L. Watts, SCA Representative; FIFTH ROW: B. Boggs, Song Leader; H. Smith, President; B, English, Parliamentarian. “Action for Citizenship” FIRST ROW, L-R: L. Marr, K. Downing, R. Beard, L. Kidd, D, Eades, M. Farmer, H. Smith, A. Blanchard, L. Watts, S. Campbell, L. Barrett, S. Wat- lington, SECOND ROW: P. Austin, B. Hudson, L. Skeen, P. Reynolds, S. Walters, D. Doss, E. Rorer, A. Hall, S. Wright, L. Lancaster, B. Vaughan, THIRD ROW: J. Reynolds, J. Newman, D. Gowen, G. Martin, G. Watts, C. Puckette, G. Hogan, B. Reynolds, C. Young, D. West, J. Tucker, FOURTH ROW: C. Hedrick, M. Boley, C. Wills, L. Hiner, P. Meador, H. Hall. L. Maness, M. Brown, D. Benett, R. Stevens, M. Hall, P. Tucker, FIFTH ROW: D. West, A. Price, M. West, C. Moss, S. Jacobs, D. Cox, E. Dotson, N. Franklin, L. Richardson, P. Paggans, M. Ker. The F.H.A. is designed to promote an enjoyable school, home, and community life for its members. This year our main project has been action for citizen- ship, with emphasis on safety. This proved to be very suc cessful. The members of the organization have enjoyed such activities as the Fall and Spring Rallies, a Christmas tea, the volleyball tournament and a Mother-Daughter Banquet. One of the projects of the F,H. A. this year was studying Home Nursing. a Sentor Tri-H1- Y FIRST ROW: P. Creasy, H. Arthur, P. Frazier, B. Hughes, B. Jones, K. Tucker, SECOND ROW: L.. Kegley, L. Cothran, J. Neal, B. Searcy, J. Poe, D. Hargis, J. Via, L. Arthur, J. Mays, S. Kershaw, J. Rountrey, E. Love, THIRD ROW: C. Mortimer, P. Paggins, D. West, J. Hiner, G. Hogan, B. Rey- nolds, C. Jenks, D. Eades, C. Wills, R. Stevens, B. Craddock, FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Stott, sponsor, G. Martin, L. Hiner, S. Creasy, L. Keesee, P. Meadow, B. Mason, M. Hall, L. Mannass, D. Bennett, FIFTH ROW: J. Robbins, S. Mason, B, Barwick, G. Watts, D. Tuck, B. Mason, J. Noel. SEATED, FIRST ROW: B. Boggs, W. Cox, M. Dillard, J. Hughey, K. Reedy, Y. Burnette, SECOND ROW: C. Moss, J. Dalton, L. Catron, S. Crouch, THIRD ROW: J. Amick, B. Stanfield, S. Morris, FOURTH ROW: G. Woodall, S. Tunkel, D. Freeman, FIFTH ROW: C. Shelton, D. Hendricks, R. Harris, SIXTH ROW: D. Overstreet, C. Barwick, C. Barnard, P. Wilkes, STANDING: Mrs. Hicks, sponsor, A. Price, V. Walters, Y. Robbins, D. West, M. Ker, L. Carpenter, C. Guthrie, L. Fox, B. Hamlett, D. McClellan, W. Hargis. Junior Tri-Hi- Y FIRST ROW: G. Williams, L. Reavis, I. Philpott, N. Perrow, J. Dowdy, H. Cothran, J. Kelly, SECOND ROW: H. Rountrey, D. Cox, M. Mann, J. Carr, H. Do dson, F. Andrew, K. Vaden, G. Wilson, G. Vaden, A. Cantley, THIRD ROW: L. Hughey, M. Creasy, G. Robbins, D. Bennett, L. Henderson, S. Mayhew, C. D. Burnett, D. Cox, D. Bus, FOURTH ROW: F. Jarman, R. Cox, Mr. Thompson. Hisy, The Hi-Y has helped sponsor the blessing over the intercom at lunch. For a world service proj- ect, our club has sold candy. We sent two dele- gates to the Model General Assembly in Rich- mond. We sponsored the toy dance, at Christmas, and other social projects for the club members. Delegates were also sent to the District Confer- ence. President - Terry Kelly Vice-President - Lindsey Reavis Secretary - Gary Williams Treasurer - Ned Perrow SENIOR TRI-HI-Y Several attempts brought forth a very success- ful 1963-64 session for the Senior Tri-Hi-Y. In December we sponsored the annual toy dance with proceeds going to needy children, and we pre- sented the Christmas assembly. In April we sent three delegates to the MGA convention in Rich- mond. In the Spring we sold candy which brought great profits, The month of May was the high- light of our year, when we attended our Tri-Hi-Y banquet to end our session. President - Patricia Frazier Vice-President - Brenda Hughes Secretary - Barbara Jones Treasurer - Kay Tucker JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y The purpose of the Tri-Hi throughout the home, school, and community. Tri-Hi-Y, a newly formed club compose presenting a Christmas assemb were the price of admission. Rev. James Clements, and Rev. Norman Bennett. President - Barbara Boggs Vice-President - Wanda Cox Secretary - Mary Lou Dillard Treasurer - Janice Hughey The sponsors of this club are Mrs. -Y is to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character This purpose was carried out well this year as the Junior d of eighth and ninth graders assisted the Senior Tri-Hi-Y in ly and in giving a Christmas Toy Dance. Toys for underprivileged children Nancy Hicks, Miss Kathleen Burnette, me SEATED, FIRST ROW: A. Yeatts, S. English, H. Arthur, Miss Akers, sponsor, SECOND ROW: M. Bell, S. Clay, L. Lancaster, L. Richardson, THIRD ROW: J. Dowdy, R. Gill, R. Cox, J. Tucker, FOURTH ROW: J. Woodson, C. Smith, J. Clements, W. Austin, FIFTH ROW: M. Patterson, M. Mays, SIXTH ROW: W. Boley, L. Newman, G. Woodall, N. Price, S. Smith, G. Watts, SEVENTH ROW: M. Owens, J. Hall, Y. Bumette, C. Dudley, L. Raiford, S. Knott, S. Kershaw, J. Hughey, J. Noel, C. Puckett, STANDING: S. Mascal, L. Anthony, M. Bur- nette, J. Dowdy, M. Farmer, R. Cox, K. McCormick, N. Perrow, S. Minter, H. Smith, G. Vaden, C. Hancock, C. Coffer, P. Creasy, D. Hale, D. Hargis, L. Arthur, F. Tweedy, J. Hiner, R. Burnette, B. Thornhill, Y. Robbins, R. Carter, W. Cox, K. Reedy, A. Hall, B. Car- per, B. Campbell, D. West, D. Mason, B. Mason, S. Walters, D. Lambert, C. Jenks, J. Via, H. Shields, P. Frazier, B. Hughes, B. Jones, C. Mortimer. President - Anne Leighton Yeatts Vice-President - Suzanne English Secretary - Helen Arthur The Spanish Club helps us learn the Spanish way of life as well as the language. Our club grows each year in numbers and in interest. The Club started the year with approximately forty enthusiastic members. Our activities included singing Christmas carols for the Gonzalez family. We also fixed a stocking for their son, Raulito. A Spanish fiesta was held this year. Mrs. Ofelia Gonzalez visited the Spanish classes regularly to help verbally. 5 FIRST ROW, L-R: C. Jenks, C. Lane, J. Kinlaw, A. Hall, P. Frazier, R. Shreve, SECOND ROW: J. Via, L. Barrett, D. Mason, Y. Robbins, L. Smith, D. Hargis, L. Mays, C. Mortimer, C. Hart, THIRD ROW: B. Thornhill, B. Trogden, L. Andrew, B. Jones, R. Carter, D. Bus, G. Vaden, J. Frazier, K. Tucker, A. Blanchard, S. Ker- shaw, Mrs. Andrew, P. Price, C. Hancock. President - Anne Hall Vice-President - Connie Lane Secretary - Pat Frazier Treasurer - Jimmy Kinlaw Being able to express one's self has become essential in the world today. he For ensics Club helps open the area of self-expression to students through poetry, public speaking, prose, and debate. The success of the Club has been shown in district and state competition, and in the praise received by members. = 13 re N NS) N UY kbd vp Wht SSBF Co ae 4 A great library contains the diary of the human race - The great consulting room of a wise man is a library.” The Altavista High School Library Assistants, LA for short, is composed of only five students this year. Our helping hand lessens the routine load of the li- brarian and tends to balance her work scales by add- ing more time for her professional services. The outstanding event of our year was a trip to Ruzicka Bookbinding Plant in Greensboro, North Carolina, and dinner at S W Restaurant. A picnic at Mrs, Ramsey's home was also fun, J. Hedricks, D. McClellan, Mrs, Ramsey, J. Elliot, D. Eades, C. Puckett. Library Helpers The Distributive Education Club of America trains tomorrow's leaders in Distribution. The members learn and work to gain knowledge and responsibili- ties for the future. Activities for this year included the DECA District Contest and the annual Employee-Employer Ban- quet. C. W. Arthur - President Jane Hedrick - Vice-President Cecelia Young - Secretary and Treas. Kenneth Keesee - Reporter FIRST ROW: K. Keesee, P. deBernard, SECOND ROW: R. Macy, G. Logwood, S. Watlington, R. Moss, THIRD ROW: C. W. Arthur, C. Young, J. Hedricks, R. Johnson, T. Johnson, C. Catron, STANDING: DISTRIBUTIVE Mr. McDearmon, sponsor, D. Barnard, R. Hall, F. Miller, E, Mason. Seer ON s aN A at ee Y vN Se ae Aen DECA Industrial Arts FIRST ROW: H. Gillespie, M. Wolfe, C. West, W. McVey, C. Yeatts, B. Glespie, J. Hall, SECOND ROW: D. Barnard, J. Copes, W. Austin, A. Walker, B. Bearden, E. Rowland, R. Davis, R. Holdren, C. H. Catron, D. Shirlen, B. Walker, Mr. Bernhardt. President - Connie Yeatts _ Vice-President - Wayne McVey Secretary - Carl West | Treasurer - Billy Gillespie At the beginning of this year our Industrial Arts Club drew up and adopted by-laws and a consti- tution, Film strips and lectures by Mr. Bernhardt have increased our interest in, and knowledge of, industry. Several field trips and plant trips were scheduled prior to the end of school. These trips in- cluded a tour of the Babcock-Wil- cock plant, General Electric plant, Weyerhaeuser Company Plant and Klopman Mills plant. Science Club The Science Club has been a very interesting and worth- while club this year. We went to the planetarium at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill and viewed a program on satellites and outer space. Many interesting programs were given to the club by prominent people of this area, In return we gave science programs to different clas- ses in the elementary school. President - James Frazier Vice-President - Richard Carter Secretary and Treasurer Ross Cox The Science Club visited the Bell Tower at Chapel Hill. aniih Students continue their trip at Chapel Hill by visiting the Planetarium. SEATED, FIRST ROW: R. Carter, J. Frazier, R. Cox, SECOND ROW: P. Price, T. Rolfe, A. Bolling, M. Ruff, J. Peters, THIRD ROW: E. Shelton, S. Frazier, R. Collet, STANDING: L. Lane, C. An- drews, D. Bus, G. Vaden, J. Dowdy, L. Newman, M. Chapman, D. Cox, M. Creasy, K. Vaden, B. Stott, B. Rountrey. 2 Er’ rau Monogram Club FIRST ROW, L-R: L. Andrew, P. Patterson, S. Oakes, A. Yeatts, B. Bohannon, S. Minter, L. Arthur, R. Shreve, J. Mays, B. Campbell, SECOND ROW: B. Thornhill, C. Young, K. Tuck- er, J. Grau, D. Hargis, S. Clay, H. Arthur, B. Mason, D. Mason, L. Barrett, L. Smith, B. Hughes, B. Jones, P. Frazier, P. Creasy, M. Farmer, S. Walters, Miss Wright, THIRD ROW: B. English, H. Smith, M. Boley, V. Walters, S. Campbell, L. Mays, J. Hughey, D. Lambert, N. Price, S. Knott, G. Watts, B. Barwick, S. Frazier, A. Blanchard, J. Noel. President - Becky Bohannon Vice-President - Susan Minter Secretary - Anna Leighton Yeatts Treasurer - Lin Arthur The Varsity Club contributes to the excitement of the powder-puff football game by cheering for their favorite girl. This year the Monogram Club has done much to advance sports and sports- manship in our school. As a money raising project the club sponsored a very successful powder-puff football game, and the basketball Homecoming Dance. A banquet brought to a close another successful year for the Monogram Club. FIRST ROW: P. Harris, A. Ramsey, S. Mascal, K. Reynolds, M. Owens, S. Smith, H. C. Wheeler, L. Bryant, R. Tunkle, SECOND ROW: D. Justice, J. West, T. Akers, B. Hill, I. Philpott, B. Bohannon, J. Woodson, THIRD ROW: C. W. Arthur, G. Vaden, G. Williams, B. Carper, L. Reavis, E. Dudley, FOURTH ROW: P. Dalton, P. Lanier, D. Brown, C. Smith, L. Hall, J. Peters, F. Tweedy, FIFTH ROW: Coach Drumhel- ler, S. Dowdy, L. Temples, R. Singleton, J. Clements, D. Tucker, R. Cox, D. Hale, S. Hubbard, M. Burnett. Varsity Club OFFICERS President - Phil Lanier Vice-President - Dan Justice Secretary-Treasurer - Palmer Harris The Varsity Club, under the guiding light of its president, undertook many activities this year. The members enjoyed watching films of athletic contests. One of the high- lights of the year was our Club's supplying cheerleaders for the girls’ powder-puff football game. The Club took a Thanks - giving Day trip to see.a football game be- tween William and Mary and the University of Richmond FIRST ROW: T. Rolfe, D. Freeman, C. Guthrie, V. Walters, J. Rountrey, H. Shields, W. Boley, C. Dudley, SECOND ROW: J. Woodson, A. Sizemore, J. Epperson, H. Dod- son, L. Newman, M. Bell, M. Mann, J. Barbee, G. Martin, C. Simmons, J. Carr, F. Andrew, F. Alley, B. Reynolds, B. Barbee, R. Tunkel, E. Dudley, STANDING: L. Temples, B. Stott, P. Harris. MAJORETTES J. Grau, R. Shreve, A. Price, R. Beard, L. Watts This year the members of the AHS band have shown how well they have been trained. During the absence of a director, Larry Temples directed the band in their Christmas concert. In January, Mrs. McGraw joined our faculty and took over the direction of the band. She ac- companied the band to the District Band Festival held in Vinton in March and directed the Spring Concert in May. Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW: L. Lancaster, W. Boley, M. Dillard, J. Dalton, W. Cos, L. Cothran, C. Wills, J. Rountrey, A. Shelton, L, Cothran, A. Sizemore, Mr. Barbee, SECOND ROW: S. Clay, D. Hendricks, Y. Robbins, R. Beard, A, Blanchard, J. Mays, K. Tucker, L. Andres, J. Hughey, A. Price, R. Shreve, B. Campbell, THIRD ROW: D. McCellan, S. Morris, K. Reedy, S. Tunkle, B. Bogg, C. Hart, N. Price, J. Grau, J. Robbins, E. Love, A. Hall, FOURTH ROW: M. Ker, J. Via, H. Sheilds, B. English, L. Kidd, S. Campbell, B. Stanfield, P. Wilkes, C. Young, S. Knott, C. Simmons, FIFTH ROW: M. Mann, F. Andrew, L. Reavis, G. Valen, I. Philpott, L. Hughey, S. Smith, J. Carr, B. Reynolds, SIXTH ROW: J. Woodson, H. Cothran, J. Kinlaw, J. Dowdy, D. Cos, J. Hall, G. Wilson, D. Hale. Madrigal Singers L-R: R. Beard, A. Sizemore, L. Mays, B. Campbell, H. Shields, L. Reavis, G. Vaden, J. Carr, D. Hale, G. Wilson. Girls’ Chorus FIRST ROW, L-R: L. Lancaster, W. Boley, M. Dillard, J. Dalton, W. Cox, C. Wills, J. Roun- trey, A. Shelton, R. Collet, L. Watts, C. Simmons, SECOND ROW: S. Clay, D Santtineds Y. Robbins, R. Beard, A. Blanchard, J. Mays, K. Tucker, S, Frazier, J. pester Awrrice R Shreve, A. Sizemore, THIRD ROW: D. McCillan, S. Morris, K. Reedy, S. Tunkel, B Bog s isetiart, N, Price, J. Grau, J. Robbins, E. Love; FOURTH ROW: M. Ker, J. Via H ptt B. English, L. Kidd, S. Campbell, B. Stanfield, P. Wilkes, C. Young, S. Knott. te FIRST ROW: H. Sheilds, accompanist, L. Reavis, G. Vaden, S. Smith, L. Hughey, J. Carr, F. Andrew, M. Mann, Mr. Barbee, SECOND ROW: D. Cox, J. Dowdy, J. Kinlaw, G. Wilson, I. Philpott, THIRD ROW: J. Woodson, H. Cothran, B. Reynolds, D. Hale. | Boys’ Ch orus SORea tic a ati es Students board buses after a hard day at school. A.H.S. in Action Students slave in Study Hall! Deborah Mason, Miss Wal- lace and Dianne Hargis leave for the F.T. A. Con- vention in Richmond. The hall is jammed as students change classes. A student admires the Safety Bulletin Board prepared by the Future Homemakers. SUMMING UP , He marks not that you won or lost - but how you played the game.” -Grantland Rice : os we arsity Football Cheerleaders St L. Smith, S. Knott, S. B. Frazier, P. Frazier, Lo Barrett; H. Arthur, J. Mays, P. Creasy, L. Andrew. Lynn Andrew Captain Lynda Smith - Co-Captain- GO! GO! GO! GO! Varsity Football Team FIRST: J. Frazier, J. Woodson, G. Vaden, SECOND: L. Bryant, R. Tunkle, K. Reynolds, H. Cothran, M, Owens, J. Stanfield, J. Kinlaw, B. Harris, A. Ramsey, THIRD: C. Thompson, L. Temples, J. Hall, I. Phillpot, D. Brown, G. Dooley, D. Tucker, D. Singleton, Mr. B. Rivers, FOURTH: J. West, P. Lanier, E. Dud- Phil Lanier - Co-Captain ley, D. Fauntlery, L. Hall, S. Dowdy, J. Peters, Mr. J. Byrd, FIFTH: P. Dalton, D. Justice, B. Carper, M. Burnette, B. Hill, C. Drumheller. Dan Justice - 1st team all-dis- trict (picture Lynchburg News). Dean Brown - Co-Captain Dean Brown - lst team all district, Back of the Year, Player of the Year (picture Lynchburg News). So this is practice James West runs a Nelson punt back. Phil Lanier gains yards. Dick Singleton goes for TD. Dean Brown crashes through. Colonels in action. Varsity Basketball Cheerleade 3 4 slr “eclosion sana SENS Va Li ae nae ema ey if Ay Saat a Penny Patterson Gore apie Co-Captain Hepes L. Arthur, P. Patterson, R. Shreve, N. Price, B. Campbell, J. Oakes, B. Hughes. (a n Minter, Anne Yeatts, SECOND: Vickie Walters, Lynn Andrew, Pam Creasy, Deborah Mason, Sandra Walters, Jeannie Grau, Linda Mays, THIRD: Coach Wright, Margie Boley, Barbara Jones, Beverly English, Kay Tucker, Janet Mays, Helen Arthur, Becky Bohannon, Sharon Campbell, Heidi Smith, Dianne Hargis, Pat Frazier, Brenda Mason, Amy Blanchard, Managers Betty Barwick and Becky Thornhill. Coach Julianna Wright Co-Captain Anne Yeatts Co-Captain Susan Minter | Jump, but who? Boys’ Basketball 63-64. Co-Captain Co-Captain James West Dan Justice ta. Coach Don Thompson Basketball's Coach of the Year James West first team, All-district | Terry Akers - first team, All-district, district's lead- ing scorer, player of the year. SECOND ROW: Managers K. Reynolds, G. Williams, THIRD ROW: w, T. Akers, F. Tweedy, C. W. Arthur, R. Cox, Manager P. I. Philpot, B. Bohannon, J. Stanfield, L. Bryant. FIRST ROW: D. Justice, J. West, Coach Thompson, R. Tunkel, J. Kinla Dalton, N. Perrow, P. Lanier, D. Hale, Eighteen or More in 64: Block that shot, Phil. Now listen here. Bring it down. It's Akers from the corner. On a pass from Arthur... | Colonels Undefeated! We're the CHAMPS! Rev. Clements gives pre-game talk at pep VY rally. t. Down with the ne a A happy coach. Spoils to the victors. 1963 Track Team Co-Captains B. Harris, P. Lanier and Coach Drumheller. Danny Hale Larry Temples Louis Bryant Hugh Cothran Phil Lanier Russell Morris What ‘cha doing, Coach? Baseball ee x P. Dalton, C. W. Arthur, Se TAkersa lor artnir. ©. Corer: You're out! | ee ee a i es a _ oe | FIRST: T. Akers, L. Arthur, D. Dowdy, J. West, P. Lanier, P. Moran, P. Dalton, SECOND: L. Hall, B. Glissipi, A. Crawford, R. Dalton, L. Br yant, C. W. Arthur, THIRD: C. Coffer, C. L. West, D. Justice, E. - Thacker. Golf Team — 1963 Jimmy Kinlaw Pete Dalton | | The Golf Team has only been in existence two years but finished this season undefeated. The team is led by Pete Dalton - captain, and coached by | Harold Drumheller. The team is showing a lot of promise for the coming season. ? Hendricks, K. Reed. Ds Stanfield, B Tunkle, Se Shelton, cS Guthery, Cc Morris, . Watts, A. Price, S L Cc Barwick, L. Marr : ' | ‘ : i £ Leaves may seem frivolous; they even dance, Yet they too are a part of the mighty oak, The duties of a King and Queen are such pleasant ones. There's Dancing (along with the court) and. . . need we say more. Here’s H. omecoming King Phil Lanier and Queen Susan Oakes reigned over the beautiful Homecoming Dance, Misty. Here they were officially crowned ‘mid decorations of blue, white, and pink. A pink cloud, on which the Misty Angel sat, hung over the silver lake in the middle of the gym. Behind the throne of the King and Queen was another pink cloud; a beautiful realm for the royal couple and their court. INTRODUCING the Homecoming Court Senior Rob ie Shreve _ (Senior Sue English) and Mahlon Burnette and Dean Brown Junior Pat Frazier and Dan Justice Sophomore Helen Arthur - Sophomore Nancy Price and Billy Carper and Larry Temples Billy Hill. ee ES Ss. Fe Pre Freshman Donna Hendricks and Louis Bryant : Pre-Freshman ita Harris and Mike Owens Junior Pam Creasy and Jimmy Stanfield Freshman Beverly English and Jimmy Kinlaw Floats ’n Fires Senior string of Volkswagens, “Train of Memories,“ took first Lynda Smith, Junior cheerleader, yells at the Bon- fire Pep Rally as other members of the squad, S. place in the parade. Frazier, L. Barrett, and H. Arthur, perform the skit. Eighth grade float, Garden of Memories, received second prize. Parade theme was Moments to Remember. Halftime float with the Court: 8th -R. Harris, D. Hen- i dricks; 9th - B. English, S. Frazier; 10th - N. Price, H. | Arthur; 11th - P. Frazier, P. Creasy; 12th - S. lish, : } baat asl Lo Payless viewed by R. Cox and J. Lane got Junior class's “Memory Scrapbook, “ R. Shreve; Queen - S. Oakes; Crownbearers - J. Smith, | B. Crouch. third place. “When the Deep Purple Falls . . il | It was hard work, sigh basketball cheerleaders, L-R: B. Hughes, P. Patterson, L. Arthur, and N. Price. But the end result was the lovely Purple Pit, | decorated in shades of lavender. The dance theme, Deep Purple, was also car ried out in the orchid | given the Queen. A screen of silver formed the back- ground for the King's and Queen's thrones, The scoreboard tells of a Colonel victory over Gretna in the Basketball Homecoming game. t King Terry Akers and Queen Susan Oakes are crowned by Coaches Thompson and Wright. CAST: Charlie - Susan Oakes Uncle Alec - Mahlon Burnette Larry - Pedro Dalton Mrs. Smythe-Kersey - Susan Minter Vivian - Becky Bohannon Mortimer - Courtney Coffer Tim - Connie Ray Yeatts Ted - Billy Carper Aunt Fannie - Anne Yeatts Nora - Avon Sizemore A new Charlie is welcomed by L-R, Larry, Mrs. Smythe-Kersey, and Vivian. The Junior Actors Become ... Here Comes Charlie” and Charlie, the Hillbilly, arrives with her Uncle Alec; a big surprise for L-R, Aunt Fannie, Mortimer, Larry, and Mrs. Smythe-Kersey. Larry and Charlie announce their love to L-R, Mrs. Smythe-Kersey, Vivian, Ted, Aunt Fannie, and Uncle Alec. _.. Sentor Thespians in “Sister Susie Swings [t”’ Harriet Hazelton receives a telegram while L-R, Vinnie Varden, Bessie Barton, Roxanna Raymond, Tessie Trippett, Susie Sweet, and Pansy Payton wait curiously. CAST: Susie Sweet - Sharon Campbell Lotta Lott - Becky Bohannon Nora Nagg - Marie Ewing Harriet Hazelton - Suzanne English Pansy Peyton - Susan Minter Bessie Barton - Connie Simmons Arabella Arbuckle - Gayle Hogan Tessie Trippett - Judy Neal Roxanna Raymond - Anne Hall Vinnie Varden - Etta Rorer Mazie Maloney - Avon Sizemore Edna Earl - Gwen Watts Mrs. Lott visits Miss Nagg a s in- mates of the Old Ladies Home, L-R; Roxanna Raymond, Susie Sweet, Vinnie Varden look on. A Curtain Call: Roxanna Raymond, Harriet Hazelton, Pansy Payton, Lotta Lott, Vinnie Varden, Susie Sweet, Nora Nagg, Edna Earl, and Mazie Maloney take bows. Good to the very last drop H. Frazier and E. Dudley squeeze the moonshine bottle, while Sue Knott smiles approvingly. One group, who sang at the Sadie Hawkins Dance Hootenanny, consisted of L-R, FIRST ROW: L. Andrew, C. Lane, L. Mays, SECOND ROW: P. Frazier, P. Creasy. Frank Andrew and Toni Roach were em a crowned Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae. Here they dance ‘mid the corn cobs. Girls Ask Boys to the Sadie Hawkins Dance. In full Hillbilly garb, everybody comes to enjoy the Barn Dance. “The Three Sophomores, H. Cothran, B. Trogden, and J; Kin- law, have performed at school dances. WANTED PEOPLE J moe 4 Sock Hop. P gone, : wy ‘ 4 } ti ; When: Sep? ao” Where Gym “Time: ve tii 80 pm. tio. moch: Gtaa- S6t A poster announces the First Sock Hop, sponsored by the Football Cheerleaders. R. Shreve and B. Harris bring their “ad- mission,” (toys for needy children) to the Tri-Hi-Y Christmas dance. J “The Marauders” (L-R) R. Tunke non, A. Cantley and M. Weeks played at the F.T.A. dance. D. Hale is absent. 1, H. Cothran, B. Bohan- = � C. W. Arthur and Heidi Smith Ca Elected Valentine King and Queen. BELOW: Heidi gets a kiss from the King. Billy Carper, Beta Club president, and Mrs. Moorman, Sponsor, admire the dance. Mrs. Moorman's corsage is a gift of the Beta Club. Red, and pink and hearts galore, formed a backdrop for the Festivities. The King and Queen are all smiles. YOU ARE APPROACHING. He who freely praises What he means to purchase And he who enumerates The faults of what he Means to sell, may Set up a partnership With honesty. “ Lavater a ar BOOKER’S GARAGE FITZGERALD FUEL COMPANY Wheeling - Balancing Body, Fender, and : PNG ee General Auto Repairs Bene hora pare tet Altavista, Virginia See ae nraeid Phone FOrest 9-5427 For Low Cost ALTAVISTA Compliments of HARDWARE COMPANY | Hardware - Paints - Housewares W. S. FRAZIER Seigler Heaters - Kelvinator LUMBER COMPANY Appliances Phone FO 9-4021 We Deliver This Store Features the Tops in Sporting Equipment Altavista, Virginia Altavista, Virginia ALTAVISTA MOTORS, INC. 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Makers of Nationally Advertised Lane Cedar Chests, Bedroom, and Dining Room Furniture and Lane Tables ANA Our DE Students it Drop in at at Work in MACK'S tt. PEGG EAS 3 Se. A Trusted Employee at SEMINOLE FIDELITY NATIONAL PURE SERVICECENTER The EDWARDS, INC. Family Store on Men's and Boys' Shop Botany ''500 Suits McGregor Sportswear Van Heusen Shirts Broad Street 725 Main Street VI 5-6733 Altavista, Virginia Main-Aire Loafers Town and Country Sports Winebarger Corporation Mezzo Dress Sie and Many Other Fine Manufacturers of Ecclesiastical Furniture Fine Woods — Fine Hand Carvings Quality Shoe Ss P.O. Box 4157. — Wards Road LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 24502 COLEMAN S Since 1886 These Stores Also Support Us SNYDER BERMAN, INC. Main Street, Lynchburg THE HEATHER SHOP Main Street, Lynchburg We would like to use this space to thank our sponsors, and ask that they continue to support this and other school publications. (e fede FA Jf OG Altavista High School Honor Pledge 196.3% - 1964. As a member of the Student Body of Altavista High School, I See 22? ae Signature promise to neither give nor receive help on any test or examination. I will respect the physical properties of my school and will do all within my power to uphold its standards. I pledge myself to practice the principles of good behavior toward my fellow students and my teachers. I further pledge that I will report infringements of the honor system. Signature a Chat ' ae By Sake VIF IIONG veligge Clair a Coupe eH Lieacoln WW ae: ete TT, Dewy� vende 4 en 2 Hegre Vd, lux Vheal Rover — iby, oe peed, e feekty nee AP me Co? Le heare dp | moana I Dat oti A Zilog He ee Mah lon crateg A). Len L YU 74 VY Coco hie J Y Monor systen is A system of personal discip line established within the Uigeae society of the High School to promote honorable conduct on the part of all students and to protect the school society against dishonorable conduet oi any of its members. 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