Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1969 volume:

Vy ph V A Va aay, lf obbrtef ( THE NUNTIUS Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-nine Altavista High School Altavista, Virginia Beli Wolieammepdcla, 5 Goncue ea hope ane Ce ee EcifOimmmmousona@lantonsmer aterm meets te Assistant Editor BOLE MG Nip cmaeeee oe caret rates Business Manager Pat Brown......... Assistant Business Manager Miseomessblawiley 221 ...fe a Editorial Advisor Mr. Hugh Dodson............ Business Advisor FOREWORD High school is life in miniature. It is within these walls that we have many opportunities open to us. Whether we take advantage of these opportunities or whether we pass them by, whether we make the most of our years in school or whether we lust try to eke by, is totally our deci- sion. High school like life is what we as individuals make it. Because we live in such rapidly changing times, our decisions are even more crucial to our success in the fu- ture than ever before. HIGH WAY AND A LOW To everyman there openeth A way, and ways, and a way. And the high soul climbs the high way And the low soul the low. And in between, on the misty flats, The rest drift to and fro. But to everyman there openeth A high way and a low And every man decideth The way his soul shall go. ORGANIZATIONS PAGE 18 FACULTY — [8 a. ayry Surs0idxg Ut ae ¥ aoe) ywIIgy]: } “ gingeseqry] Yanox PAGE 4 FEATURES PAGE 42 SPORTS PAGE 58 prema CLASSES PAGE 80 BOE My, 2 b- i i Nis ¥ a, - te ADS —— , PAGE ei 125 4 a ee 4 s4 yee asees7 decry ar act CARTOCRAPT - ah Denoven-Gerrcat CO “Tl CwieaGo +s aber ele Vee E At eee I , HOHINOdUO ) PUP APUMTTAL ) HL IPOTA OAT 4 z ; 2 s} q 5 I = Z =alP : @ rs = é AYOLSIH -auNivyealin HSINONS AWLAOd OL NOLLVIIANI “NAMA FACULTY guidance, path — sculptor of youth friend, pal — teacher, philosopher good hand? tests, quizzes — research, term paper problems, experiments — work, slave bad news! MR. DRUMHELLER ASSUMES NEW LEADERSHIP Noted and admired for so many years as an outstanding football coach, Mr. Harold Drumheller assumed a new position on a new field — principalship at Altavista High School. With equal success he handled the many transitional administrative problems with as much poise as he has shown in the past. With characteristic confidence and ef- ficiency, he began the school year seeking to unite students and faculty for the goal of building responsible citizenship. ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL WORK LONG HOURS FOR A BETTER A.H.S. Above Left: Mrs. Evelyn Graham, Secretary Above Right: Mrs. Kathleen Hunley, Secretary Left: Mrs. Kathleen Burnette, Guidance Below: Mr. Hal Robbins, Guidance, Industrial Arts, En- glish 8, 9, Journalism LIBRARIANS WORK HARD TO UPDATE FACILITIES Mrs. Pam Dockery Anderson College, East Tennessee State Assistant Librarian Mrs. Lucille A. Ramsey Librarian SOCIAL STUDIES A STEPPING STONE THAT LINKS TODAY Above: Mrs. Nancy Hicks B.S. M adison College History 8, Geography Above: Mr. James Peak B.A. Bridgewater College American History, World History Above: Mr. Hugh Dodson BSamaVvebee Social Studies 8, Math 12, Business Law Left: Mrs. Wallace Andrew B.A. College of William and Mary Government, American History 67890 ND Pe aaa $67 6 8 OE COL ie 20 21 22 23 24 25 BY 7 28 29 3 31 Above Left: Miss Nancy Akers B.A. Mary Washington College M.Ed. Univesity of Virginia University of Salamanca, Spain SPOnishs yee omea Above Right: Mrs. Alma Rountrey B.A. Sweet Briar College Latin, French, Creative Writing Left: Mrs. Maxine Gerling B.S. Radford College English 8, 10 FOR BETTER UNDERSTANDING THROUGH COMMUNICATION Above left: Mrs. Judy Bateman East Carolina University English I Above Right: Mrs. Nancy Lobbregt West Virginia University, U.V.A. Devopmental Language Right: Mrs. James Hawley Bridgewater College English 10, 12 Mrs. Joyce Carper B.S. University of Virginia Algebra |, Math 8 12 MATH URGES STUDENTS TO REASON AND TO THINK 2 ee Mr. Alvin Smith, Jr. B.S. University of Richmond Algebra |, Math 8, Advanced Math Mr. James Hawley B.A. Bridgewater College Algebra Il, Math 9, Geometry SCIENCE — AN OPPORTUNITY TO DISCOVER THE UNKNOWN peesbees4 Pere carrey rs sesedares3 me res ioesttet test ws. Hi Hin Above: Mrs. Madeline Key B.S. Alfred University NSF Institute Chemistry, Physics, Science 9 Right: Mr. C. B. Arthur Biome VP. 1! Science 8 Below: Miss Ruth Phillips B.S. Madison College M.Ed. University of Virginia Biology 13 ECONOMICS PROVIDES A GUIDEPOST FOR LIVING Above Right: Mrs. Paul Cocke Longwood College, B.S., V.P.I., M.S. Home Economics, Guidance Above: Mrs. Elizabeth Shelton Radford College Home Economics |, Il, Ill, IV Right: Mr. Danny Coffman Salem, West Virginia 14 Industrial Drawing, Mech. Drawing = soe BUSINESS AIDS IN a PLANNING. A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE for todays light lively ‘|Betteish a_i oe a Above Left: Mr. Bob Landsberger Methodist College, V.P.I. Dae ae alk all Above: Miss Linda Tucker Radford College General Business, Typing | At Left: Mrs. Lolita Short Radford College Typing Il, V.O.T., Shorthand, Bookkeeping 15 FINE ARTS PRESENTS A CHALLENGE OUTLET Above: Mrs. Robin McGinn B.A. Lynchburg College Ceramics and Drawing Left: Mr. James Bateman B.S. East Carolina University Band, Chorus Below: Mr. Kurt Harrup B.A. Ferrum Junior College, Lynchburg College English 9, Speech and Drama HEALTH, DRIVER’S ED. PHYSICAL FITNESS — TOPICS OF P.E. At Right: Mrs. Judy Yeatts B.S. Radford College 8, 9, 10 Girls Health and P.E. Below: Mr. George Brice B.S. Virginia State College 8, 9, 10 Boys Health and P.E. 17 ORGANIZATIONS Second Monday — Fourth Monday Varsity — FHA — Honor Society — Hi-Y organize, plan programs work on projects — skits before school, at lunch, after school Mrs. Paul Cocke Lefty Hart Randy Carpenter Cindy Jones Spike Andrew Advisor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION WORKS FOR STRENGTH Ist Row: Jerry Kinlaw, Randy Carpenter, Cindy Jones, Lefty Hart. 2nd: Nancy Hicks, Kathy Barnard, Linda Crawford, Linda Ramsey. 3rd: Patt Wilson, Rachel Reynolds, Emily Sth: Betty Wirt, Diane West, Susan Creasy, Billie Brown. Standing: Jayne McGehee, Donna Cline, Kathy Hall, Linda Sanddige, Anne Rountrey, Debbie Howell. 20 HONOR CO UNCIL Seated L. to R.: Debbie Shelton, Joy McGehee, Tom Reynolds, Rita Arthur, Dalphine McClelland, Vir- ginia Fauntleroy. Standing: Steve Roberts, Charles Phillips, Miss Phillips — sponsor. Ci fe) me wa 22 ts) FJ) em) TS Seated: Row 1: Mrs. Bateman — sponsor, Rachael Reynolds, Kathy Cundiff. Row 2: Tom Reynolds, Tad Davis, Robbie Gibson, Carole Franklin, Donna Cline. Standing: Wayne Tucker, David Jones. 2 Ist Row: Susan Clanton, Phyliss Catron, Cindy Kegley. 2nd: Katherine Franklin, Bonnie Bennett, Tom Reynolds. 3rd: Carole Hemphill, Joan Adams, David Jones. 4th: Diane Creasy, Cindy Long, Henry Hubbard. 5th: Carey Tune, David Williams, Joan Harris, George Hemphill. VISTA STIMULATES CREATIVITY AT A.H.S. Se ara ' fa fe | | The Vista Staff has hoped to encourage creative writing through our student magazine, The Re- view and the Vista. With a frantic search for stu- dent writing, the staff managed to pull through each time with an unbelievable piece of work. The publications are supposed to show student opinions, ideas, and talents; however, fewer and fewer students each year take the time to submit their work in writing. VISTA EDITORS AND SPONSORS L. to R.: Mrs. Gerling, Mrs. Rountrey, Virginia Fauntleroy, Cindy Dellinger. ad 8 9 46 6 17 The ‘working men” of the Colonel staff include Tad Davis, Arnold Hull, Mr. Robbins, sponsor, John Hargis, Bobby Bryant, Tom Reynolds. COLONEL EXPERIENCES MANY CHANGES. In a rarely photographed pose appear the ‘‘girls”’ of the Colonel. Seated: Lois Campbell, Paula Overstreet, Chris Smith, Betty Newman, Joy McGehee. 23 ie lo THE 1969 NUNTIUS EDITORIAL BOARD Assistant Editor Susan Clanton looks on with Class Editor Donna Mann in selecting photos. Laura Little — Eighth Grade Editor Susan Clanton — Assistant Editor Katherine Frankline — Sophomore Editor Dottie Bohannon — Senior Editor Diane Collet — Layout Editor Donna Mann — Class Editor Sharon Lewis — Features Editor Joan Singleton — Junior Editor Bill Coleman — Business Manager Janice Lee — Faculty Editor Carolyn Cox — Typing Editor George Hemphill — Goof Off Ed Frazier — Editor in Chief Dunn Dillard — Sports Editor Henry Hubbard — Freshman Editor Billy Plymale — Photography Editor Jayne McGehee — Activities Editor 24 First Row: George Potter, Pat Brown, Melba Carter, Debbi Chumley, Vicki Hutcherson, Betty Newman, Joan Dalton, Linda Shelton, Debbie Lance, Phyliss Everhart, Kathy Cun- diff. 2nd: Jant Krantz, Joyce Lewis, Carole Franklin, Carole Hemphill, Angela Cothran, Rita Arthur, Susan Searcy, Greg Smith, Barbara Byrd, David Jones, Jean Newman, Paula Overstreet, Everett Galloway. ASSISTANTS WORK EXTRA HOURS TO MAKE ANNUAL SUCCESS At Right: Mrs. Hawley’s typically cluttered desk is the object of Sport's editor Dunn Dillard's and Editor in Chief, Ed Frazier's attention, as the trio review photos for deadline. Bill Coleman, Business Manager reviews the books with Mr. Dodson as they check finances for the Nuntius. o Vadis Ha NS SEA, Seales Tine FIRST-YEAR MEMBERS Row 1: B. Yeatts, L. Weeks, J. Dudley, B. Lance, J. Wilson. Row 2: J. Kelly, K. Dodson, A. Rountrey, S. Meador, L. Burton, T. Willard. Row 3: C. Bates, C. Hunley, S. Burguess, D. Holland, J. Green, N. Logwood, P. Wolfe. Row 4: B. Cothran, S. Haynes, L. Gray, C. Winston. SECOND AND THIRD YEAR MEMBERS Row 1: K. Bates, K. Layne, N. Shelton, M. Rice, C. Artur, D. Hughes, D. Chumley, P. Overstreet, J. Phillips, S. Young. Row 2: L. Hall, K. Bailey, B. Saunders, V. Barker, R. Toller, S. Layne, R. Miles, C. Hemphill, S. Milner. Row 3: C. Keesee, R. Brown, K. Arthur, S. Barksdale, P. Dalton, K. Bennett, K. Brown, D. Hall, M. Tramell, B. Marsh. Row 4: D. Sizemore, L. Gibson, J. Doss, J. Matherly, K. Franklin, J. Wilson, D. Reynolds, L. Crawford, D. Lowman, K. Barnard. $33 beer erty: Macnee eo eee Ist Row: C. Woodall, M. Carter, C. Carter, D. Shelton, R. Boley, L. Reynolds. 2nd Row: C. Cox, J. Weeks, G. Smith, D. Lance, J. Singleton, P. Everhart, D. Clay, B. Byrd. Row 3: J. Dalton, J. Barnard, B. Dodson, P. Catron, V. Hutcherson, B. Bennett, T. Colbert, H. Moore. Row 4: R. Arthur, M. Farthing, J. Krantz, J. Lewis, K. Hall, B. Witt, M. Wilson, M. Hubbard, D. Farmer, B. Barrett MRS. COCKE SPONSORS NATIONALLY ACCLAIMED FHA. FOURTH AND FIFTH YEAR MEMBERS OFFICERS = ow 1: Mrs. Cocke, Joan Harris, Mrs. Shelton. Row 2: A. Cothran, J. Mortimer, P. Wilson, J. Newman, N. Little, H. Fore, D. Cline, K. Cundiff. Row 3: L. Dellinger, D. Collet, D. Lowman, J. Adams, B. Brown, L. Crawford, J. McGehee. Ist Row: Mr. Landsburger, Roger Tweedy, Jane Weeks, Jerry Brown, Vera Slusser. 2nd: Clifton Bloey, Gerald Cox, Donni Fox, Harold Robinson, Scott Bennett, Jimmy Hiner, Arthur Gibson, H. C. Barnard. 3rd: Tommy Frances, Glenn Ashwell, Dennis Hall, Benny Cooper, Mike Shortridge, R. Willard, Steve Hargis, Clyde Roberts. 4th: Ronnie Hackworth, Sammy Hensley, Glenn Cox, Donnie Overstreet, Robert Cox, Phillip Little, Steve Worley, Ronnie Jarman, Wayne Bow- yer, Richard Merrick, Joe Perry. 5th Row: Mike Pickrel, Carroll Willard, Gary Lukin, Wayne Wheeler. SPECIAL CLUBS SEEK MEMBERS RANGE GOALS SUCCESS Seated: Miss Tuckeer, Terry Colbert, Bonnie Bennett, Mary Farthing, Diane Clay, Margaret Mason, Barbara Byrd, Joan Adams. Ist: Sandra Layne, Becky Dodson, Hilda Moore, Audrey Hall, Phyliss Catron, Debbie Lance, Sharon Overstreet. 2nd: Mrs. Short, Bessie Saunders, Nancy Shelton, Roberta Boley, Joanie Singleton, Betty Roberts. 3rd: Linda Reynolds, Greg Smith, Phyliss Everhart, Patsy Dudley. The Helen Phillips Chapter of Future Teachers of America tries to INTEREST Gcavainbond interest studentein the field of teaching. Gach Girle TO HELP given the experience of teaching a class during American Educo- REACH LONG- tion Week, held in November. FOR FUTURE Each year the FTA tries to give a scholarship to a graduating sen- ior who plans to become a teacher. They work on many different money raising campaigns to do this. a a ee nti i eee SO ee SS se F x £ Under the direction of their new advisor, Miss Phillips, they hope to benefit the profession of teaching by challenging students to work for their scholarship. | FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA . Row 1: Linda Shelton, Beth Burgess, Rachael Reynolds, Pat Brown, Betty Newman, Dee Epperson, Miss Phillips — sponsor. Row 2: Sally Graham, Laura Little, Pam Tuck, Teresa Lawrence, Pam Vogt, Susan Phillips, Janice Burnette, Susan Searcy, Judy Glass, Debbie Everhart. Row 3: Emily Mortimer, Cindy Jones, Daphine Barbee, Linda Ramsey, Yvonne Elder. | 29 NMO2ZORM SaAVPOKSNAD a Sa QO w Vie ae ae Ist Row: Libby Dellinger, Carole Franklin, Virginia Fauntleroy, Joy McGehee. 2nd Row: Mary Hubbard, Cindy Dellinger, Rita Arthur, Phyllis Catron, Joan Dalton, Linda Shelton, Audrey Hall. 3rd: Carolyn Carter, Diane Collet, Janice Lee, Wilma Cox, Diane Clay. 4th: Donna Cline, Beth Burgess, Dottie Bohannon, Donna Mann, Nancy Little, Donna Farmer. 5th: Kathy Cundiff, Marian Wilson, Debbie Shelton, Maxine Tucker, Emily Mortimer, Dunn Dillard. 6th: Rachel Reynolds, Carey Tune, Tad Davis, Robbie Gibson, Keith Guillitti, Billy Plymale, Steve Roberts. 7th: Chris Dodson, Jim Davis, Charles Phillips, David English, Frank Knight, Frank Burnette, Randy Carpenter. OFFICERS Mrs. McGinn, sponsor, Joy McGehee, Carole Franklin, Virginia Fauntleroy and Libby Dellinger provide leadership for the National Honor Society that at- tempts to bring out the achievements of outstanding students and to complete many worthwhile service projects. 30 Seated: Carole Franklin, Joy McG Wilson, Mitchell Reeves, Jake Ep a hictitTt rT ehee, Robbie Gibson. First Row: Tom Reynolds, Debbi Chumley, Susan Clanton. 2nd Row: Mrs. Andrew — sponsor, Carole Hemphill, Marion person, John Muije, Cynthia Dellinger, Bruce Harvey, Spike Andrew, Jayne McGehee. DEBATE CLUB HAS EXCITING YEAR. VARSITY DEBATERS With sponsor Mrs. Andrew, Carol Franklin, Joy McGehee, Robbie Gibson; Not Pictured, Mitchell Reeves. JUNIOR VARSITY John Mujii, Jayne McGehee, Susan Clanton, Bruce Harvey. Alternate: Tom Reynolds. 3] Ist Row: Alan Johnson, Jeffery Cocke, Eddie Shields, Mr. Arthur — sponsor, Bill Coleman, Pres. Carey Tune, Mitchell Reeves. 2nd Row: Bill Barbee, Keith Stevens, Bev West, John Hughes, Jete Cothran, Tad Davis, David English. 3rd: Steve Elliot, R. A. : Bolling, Don Arthur, David Jones, Tom Reynolds. TO CREATE HIGH STANDARDS OF CHRISTIAN CHARACTER The three Hi-Y clubs carry on many activities throughout the year. They sponsor a Bloodmobile in the summer, a Toy Dance at Christmas and Assembly before the holiday. This year they have held devotions on the intercom every Monday. The club each year works toward the highest award of the Hi-Y Clubs, they try to achieve the Ace Award. The Clubs send members to the Virginia Model General Assembly where they assume the roles of Virginia's Delegates and representa- tives. Each year they also celebrate National Hi-Y week and sponsor special activities each day of that week. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y Row 1, L. toR.: J. Dalton, B. Burgess, M. Tucker, C. Carter, Mrs. Hick — Sponsor, C. Franklin, B. Newman, D. Chumbley. Row 2: Y. Elder, C. Hemphill, L. Shelton, pe ss es thur P. Everhart, A. Cothran, S. Clanton. Row 3: V. Hutcherson, D. Mann, P. Freeman, J. Harris, Kay Jarman, J. Newman, R. Miles, K. Franklin, P. Overstreet, D. Everhart, J. Glass, M. Glass, D. Bohannon, D. Hughes, J. Lewis, D. Shelton, M. Carter. Row 4: C. Long, K. Cundiff. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y Row 1: S. Phillips, P. Dalton, C. Faun- tleroy, Mrs. Gerling — sponsor, K. Ar- thur, D. Reynolds, L. Little. Row 2: J. Bur- nette, S. Barksdale, K. Bennett, S. Grahm, H. Fore, D. Lowman. Row 3: J. Wilson, P. Tuck, K. Dodson, D. Hall, J. Wilson, K. Brown. Row 4: B. Mitchell, R. Skeen, B. Cothran, L. Gray, A. Keesee, Cindy Winston, P. Voat. 33 BOYS DOMINATE “THE ROY G. BIV” ACTION GROUP The Roy G. Biv Science Club (an abbreviation for the colors of the spectrum) sponsored by Mrs. Key attempts to create enthusiasm for the scientific fields. Their programs deal with most any aspect of science. The boys of the science club extend their knowledge by adding to the programs with their own projects and experiments. The warmth, enthusiasm and keen sense of humor possessed by Mrs. Key adds up to one of the most enjoyable clubs in the activities programs. First Row: Steve Elliott, Robbie Gibson, Billy Plymale, Frank Knight, Eddie Shields, Mitchell Reeves. 2nd: Jack Easley, Donnie Fox, Eddie Delappe, Lon Andrew, Frank Burnette, Tom Reynolds, Eddie Hudson. 3rd: Ronny Hall, Dennis Tweedy, Wilson Reynolds, Bev West, Bobby Lowman. 4th: Roger Wilbourn, Vernon Barnard, Terry Arthur, Gary Alley, Steve Satterfield, Steve Jones. 5th: Bobby Keasler, Ed Knight. 6th: James Band, Mike Catlin, Darrell Rice, Bobby Kesler, David Singleton, David Roberts, Bruce Harvey, Bobby Booker, Robert Cox, Edward Anthony, Tad West, Tommy Owen. 34 FOLK MUSIC CLUB: Ist Row: Miss Akers, A. Hall, W. Cox, C. Cox. 2nd: M. Glass, L. Shelton, J. Dlaton, J. Adams, W. Reynolds, J. Glass, L. San- didge, D. Everhart, D. Creasy, D. Farmer, R. Brown, N. Little, B. Newman. 3rd: M. Craig, R. Arthur, D. Bohannon, J. Weeks, Y. Hutcherson, J. Doss, C. Keesee, D. Barbee, M. Farthing, L. Ramsey, R. Toller, J. Mortimer, Jane Kelly. 4th Row: Janice Lee, D. Hughes, J. Harris, D. Mann, J. Barnard, K. Hall, C. Woodall, M. Carter, J. Phillps, B. Bennett, H. Moore, B. Witt, P. Brown, J. Krantz. 5th Row: J. Cocke, A. Johnson, C. Phillps, L. Stephenson, G. Ashwell, G. Hemphill, G. Potter, C. Tune. 6th Row: K. Stevens, D. Williams, C. Carter, D. Long, D. English, G. Alley, E. Waller, H. C. Barnard, J. Kinlaw, E. Galloway, L. Dowdy, S. West. MULTI-TALENTED MISS AKERS SPONSORS TWO BUSY GROUPS SPANISH CLUB: ' ' ' i Seated: Carolyn Crouch, Rosemary Leonard, Joan Dalton, Michael Craig, Sharon Lewis, Nancy Little, Dottie Bohannon, Janice Lee, Betty Newman, Tommy Owens, Tad West. ; Standing: Joy McGehee, Margaret Shelton, Martha Glass, Linda Shelton, Jeff Lee, Kathy Brown. 2nd Row: Miss Akers, John Hughes, Janet Krantz, Rita Arthur, Diane Hughes, | Jeffery Cocke, Joan Harris, Cathy Landruff, Donna Mann. SERVICE AND SKILL KEYNOTE IN PROJECTIONIST INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUBS L. to R.: Roy Moore, Carma Fauntleroy, Ray Quill, Jim Davis, Tad Davis, Lee Waller, Mrs. Dockery — sponsor. Row 1: Mr. Coffman — sponsor, James Barnard, Steve Carson, Dennis Hall, Glenn Cox, Donnie Overstreet, Dennis Shirlen. Row 2: Arthur Gibson, Morgan Hall, Ronnie Keesee, Gordan Cline, Steve Worley, David Gillespi, Wayne Bowyer, Mike Gillespi. 34 VARSITY CLUBS SPONSOR TWO HOME. COMINGS AND HOLD FUND.- RAISING ACTIVITIES i Row 1: L. Sandidge, D. Bohannon, Mrs. Yeatts — sponsor, C. Dellinger, D. Shelton. Row 2: W. Reynolds, D. Hall, D. Chumley, D. Hughes, K. Franklin, B. Bennett, J. Adams. Row 3: D. Barbee, L. Shelton, C. Jones, D. Everhart, D. Creasy, B. Roberts, L. Dellinger. Row 4: M. Rice, P. Freeman, K. Jarman, D. Mann, M. Tucker, E. Mortimer, B. Witt. Row 5: Y. Elder, P. Everhart, J. Singleton, C. Car- || ter, M. Hubbard, N. Shelton. Row 1, L. to R.: B. Burgess, B. Bryant, L. Brown, H. C. Barnard, Mr. Hawley, sponsor, N. Barbee, |. Arthur, D. Arthur, G. Andrews. Row 2: J. Fauntleroy, B. Dodson, D. Dillard, M. Daniels, S. Craig, J. Cothran, R. Cooper, R. Carpenter. Row 3: R. Kelly, D. Jones, P. Hunley, A. Hull, B. Harris, J. Hargis, K. Guilleti. Row 4: D. Reynolds, B. Reedy, P. Raiford, E. Poe, J. Pittard, R. Peake, D. Patterson, T. Lance. Row 5: Mike Wolfe, D. Wilkerson, F. Singleton, B. Shelton, S. Roberts, J. Rice, R. Reynolds. 27 eee eRe? VARSITY Kneeling: Diane Hall, Chris Smith, Debbie Shelton — Captain, Linda Sandidge. Standing: Joan Adams, Libby Dellinger, Betty Roberts, Betty Witt. JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: Vicke Minnis, Dnana Lowman, Kathy Barnard — captain, Sally Graham. Standing: Valerie Payne, Linda Crawford, Susan Creasy, Carma Fauntleroy, Ann Rountrey BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS VARSITY L. to R.: Dana Lowman, Linda Crawford, Carma Fauntleroy, Jayne McGehee, Joan Dalton, Nancy Shelton, Cindy Jones. Center: Co-Captain — Emily Mortimer, Captain — Bon- nie Bennett. JUNIOR VARSITY L. to R.: Minnie Miles, Sally Grahm, Helen Fore, Valerie Payne, Susan Creasy, Dee Epperson, Ann Rountrey, Susie Meador. ENTHUSIASM, SPIRIT, HARD WORK MARK 1969 SQUAD xt KREG ilq mrys 1: Ce Divina ZJOU GS F fe SPOKEN AND VOCAL ARTS HIGHLIGHT YEAR elhee L-¢ dw 6.236 Row 1: Wylene Woodruff, Debbie Howell, Lois Campbell, Mr. Harrup — spon- sor, Janice Lee, Chris Smith, Tad Davis. Row 2: Cathy Landruth, Janet Krantz, Danny Long, Paula Overstreet, Joy McGehee, Jean Hall, Nadine Robinson. nn = SF am : i Row 1: J. Burnette, R. Skeen, S. Grahm, S. Phillips, T. Reynolds, M. Law, T. Overstreet, S. Jones, B. Newman, J. Cox. Row 2: S. Meador, K. Dodson, B. Cothran, D. Kegley, B. Mit- chel, K. Stevens, J. Kinlaw, D. Barbee, C. Fauntleroy. Row 3: P. Tuck, P. Overstreet, D. Anthony, T. Davis, D. Jones, D. Seay, H. Hubbard, B. Burgess, D. Mann, J. McGehee. Row 4: J. Mortimer, J. Krantz, R. Reynolds, M. Wilson, J. McGehee, R. Wilborn, R. Gibson, L. Stephenson, D. Cline. 40 lel AY tid) A e ictal hid fa er MI Pa eeckis” | ML PAN | ™ Bi +) a | ; , | A.H.S. BAND 4 3 er aK hey Wh ' 4 wil an} Ay Upper Left: Daphine Barbee, Donna Mann, Cindy Jones, Janet Mortimer. 2nd: Robin Skeen, Becky Mitchell, Linda Rams, Dee Eperson, Diane Tucker, Beth Cothran. Standing: Janie Kelly, Pam Tuck, Regina Toller, Steve Elliot, Robert Gibson. Left: Tim Hogan, David Shreve, John Farmer, David English — Drum Major. 2nd: Stephen Jones, Gary Thomas, Norman Barbee, Alan Johnson, Benny Crawford. Standing: Tom Reynols, Phillip Reynolds, Tommy Barbee, Bruce Simmons, George Kordell, Carey Tune. Bel ow Left: George Potter, Stan Bryant, Beth Burgess, Bill Barbee. 2nd: Keith Stevens, Donald Seay, Tad West, Steve Kennedy, Grafton Jones. Standing: Don Anthony, Gerald Cox, Eddie Hudson, John Hughes, Jeffrey Cocke. Above: Majorettes: Linda Shelton, Pat Freeman, Donna Mann — head Majorette, Daphine Barbee, Cindy Jones. 4I 42 See FEATURES raise money, decorate, plan beg, borrow, Prom Homecoming King and Queen good sounds, great moments days to remember 43 John Jerry and the Soulmasters provide “SOUL” for the Junior-Senior Prom. “KISS ME GOODBYE” IS PROM THEME We choose it, win or lose it Love is never quite the same | love you, now I've lost you, don't feel bad you're not to blame. So kiss me goodbye, and I'll try not to cry All the tears in the world won't change your mind There's someone new, and she’s waiting for you. Soon your heart will be leaving me behind. Cling for a while, then I'll go with a smile Like a friend who just happened to call. For the last time pretend, you are mine again My darling, Kiss me goodbye. Mrs. Key, perennial Junior class sponsor, samples the punch to be sure the mixture is quite right. Lefty Hart, tongue on lips, concentrates on just the right move and jive. Hugh Rountrey, Donna Mann, Ed Frazier and Ann Price cool it to the music of the soulmasters. 45 — pepo. t 2 ee pd ihe iar LYNCHBURG DISTRICT SCA MEET HELD AT ALTAVISTA J matth i ite Officers of the District include Emily Mortimer, District Secretary, Joy McGehee, District President, Su- zanne Miller, State Secretary and Mrs. Cocke, A.H.S. Advisor. 46 a . WHO WILL ANSWER was the theme of the SCA District meeting, held at Altavista on October 12. Students from the Lynchburg area schools, both on the high school and the elementary level attended. General meetings, in- formal discussion, and special interest groups high- lighted the program which was concerned with mak- ing student government more effective. ANNUAL SADIE HAWKINS DANCE FILLS JR. COFFERS Above: John Mayhew and Diane Hall are named Daisy Mae and Lil’ Abner. Left: Don Arther and Emily Mortimer receive prizes for best dressed couple. Below L to R: Dee Epperson, Billie Brown, and classmates dance to records at eighth grade dance, Mr. Arthur mans the record player as students supervise, Mrs. Yeatts and Mrs. Shelton prepare to serve refreshments to a waiting line of hungry boys. EIGHTH GRADERS GO BIG TIME WITH CLASS DANCE 47 48 Above: Just crowned King Donnie Wilkerson joyfully kisses Queen Donna Mann. Left: At the dance that night, the royal pair dance for the masses. Below Left: The football quarter- back rushes from the team huddle to the delicate task of crowning the queen. Look at that concentration! Below: The seniors win it with their ‘Colonelizer’’ in the float competition. THE QUEEN, THE KING AND THE COURT Queen Donna Mann and King Donnie Wilkerson SENIORS Terry Colbert with Phil Raiford Right: Joan Harris with Mike Daniels JUNIORS Left: Bettye Witt with H. C. Barnard Right: Jo Barnard with Randy Carpenter 49 SOPHOMORES Dale Sizemore with Phillip Hundley Right: Cindy Jones with Jete Cothran FRESHMEN Left: Kathy Barnard with Bobby Harris Right: Diane Hall with Buddy Treedy EIGHTH GRADERS Ann Rountrey with Danny Patterson Right: Billie Brown with Vernon Barnard 50 FOOTBALL BANQUET HONORS ATHLETES : Srony hss srt pi FS eT ONS ST Y to ee ee Pictured left to right: Randy Carpenter, Arnold Hull, Leonard Brown, Phil Raiford, Norman Barbee, benny Crawford. Standing behind the players are Line Coach Jim Hawley, Head Coach Dan Coffman, Backfield Coach Al Smith. After a year's absence from the regular school calendar, the annual Altavista High School Football Banquet was held at Jimmy's Restaurant. At that time those boys who had played were awarded their Varsity letter by Coach Coffman assisted by Mr. Drum- heller. The most outstanding players were then recognized for their individual contributions to the team. BEST ALL AROUND BEST SPORTSMANSHIP MOST VALUABLE PLAYER BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER BEST LINEMAN MOST IMPROVED PLAYER PLAYER OF THE YEAR LEONARD BROWN RANDY CARPENTER ARNOLD HULL PHIL RAIFORD NORMAN BAREBEE BENNY CRAWFORD LEONARD BROWN 5| DRAMA CLASS PRESENTS “THE BOAR” FOR ASSEMBLY PROGRAM e a e Danny Long, male lead, holds the gun carefully as he contemplates the chal- lenge Joy McGehee has made. The young widow prefers to isolate. herself from society and especially other men. She tells her husband's The argument continues. lvan needs the debtor to ‘‘get lost.” money to repay a debt and the widow refus- 52 Tad Davis, playing the servant demands that the rude intruder leave the house immediately, if not sooner. “Ah Love!” Two hard-headed people discover they have something more in common than a stubborn streak. Servant played by Tad Davis looks on in marvel. 53 = pes Ss Fwar_ ee eh ) ) bl A Se ‘en King Ed Frazier and Queen Dotty Bohannon seem to be enjoyin g their royal duties! ED FRAZIER DOTTY BOHANNON REIGN Mrs. Yeatts crowns the King Coach Hawley presents the Queen with a dozen red roses. 54 Mr. Peak helps himself to some refreshments after a hard night of chaperoning. HOMECOMING DANCE SMASHING SUCCESS Second runnersup Linda Sandidge and Bobby Bryant. The Vista Tones provide their own special sound to make the Homecoming an unforgettable one for all. 55 CLASS NIGHT — 1968 THE PROCESSION BEGINS Members of the junior class line the aisles holding boughs of flowers mak- ing a walkway for the Seniors. The Seniors march in and each one is formally announced at the head of the stairs Seniors stand before their seats until everyone is presented. The program begins 56 ENTERTAINMENT [S THE KEYNOTE Above: A group of Seniors entertain the audience singing TO SIR WITH LOVE. To Left: Wayne Vaughn plays the bass and presents his own version of SUNNY. Below: Skits such as this one make up a large part of the program. Sandra Hew- itt, Howard Swain, Donna Hendricks and Earl Singleton are among those who participate. 57 58 AGG. a ee , Legere ea Seige OS. 54 PE De 3 a ry ae cen areete SF ae 7-3 — . P 2 Ad - Sa RS — RS SPORTS work, slave, win? lose? never say die, but die! tired feet, sweat in eyes, dry throat cold, sore, hot, exhausted never give up. win or lose GRIDMEN WIN FOUR OF LAST FIVE TO FINISH SEASON 6 AND 4 COLONELS 1968 SEASON OPPONENT WE THEY OPPONENT WE THEY Tunstall 19 0 Dan River 24 6 William Campbell 6 20 Nelson e) 20 Chatham 32 0 Rustburg 20 Ie Staunton River 7 13 Brookville 18 14 Gretna 7 27 Appomattox 19 is Kneeling: Mike Lane and Davis Jones — managers. Ist Row: Carroll Cothran, Gary Andrews, Danny Gibson, Wilson Reynolds, Buddy Reedy, Tom Lance, Phil Hunley. 2nd Row: H. C. Barnard, Mike Dan- ‘iels, Donnie Wilkerson, Bobby Harris, Danny Patterson. 3rd: Jess Willard, Dennis Tweedy, Vernon Bar- nard, Bobby Shelton, Eddie Poe, Johnny Witt, Freddie Singleton. 4th: Norman Barbee, Bennie Craw- ford, Arnold Hull, Phil Raiford, Bill Varbee, Eddie Slusher, Richard Kelly. Sth: Larry Catron, Ass't Coach Hawley, Mike Kidd, Leonard Brown, Coach Coffman, Everett Galloway, Ass't Coach Smith, Randy Carpenter. 61 Even though the Colonels had a primarily young team, it centered around a nucleus of seasoned vet- erans. With seniors Donnie Wilkerson, Tom Lance, and Ar- nold Hull in the backfield along with Mike Daniels, Phil Raiford, Buddy Reedy, Norman Barbee, Jete Cothran, Eddie Poe, Richard Kelly and H. C. Bar- nard, novice coach Coffman had a good group to start with. By the second half of the season new and exper- ienced players worked well to produce a winning year. “Hard charging’’ Leonard Brown brushes tacklers aside as he moves down the field. COLONELS DEVELOP INTO FORMIDABLE AND RESPECTED FOE At Left: Phil Raiford, Altavista's number one tackler pulls down his opponent and foils another sweep play. Below: The Colonels defense ‘stacks things up on this attempted run through the middle. Above: Arnold Hull watches his blocker, H. C. Bar- nard, before breaking away on another of his long Qains At Right: Hitting the sled was Coach Coffman's fa- vorite pastimes for the team. Above: Big Ike Monroe ( 30) and Jerome Pannell ( 31) move in to stop cold the Staunton River Players. Below: |ke shows that he means business as he rounds the end. Moves like these made Ike the second highest scor- er, behind Jerome Pannell. JVOIS SHOW PROMISE ... FINISH 6-2 OPPONENT Wm. Campbell Brookville Gretna Rustburg Appomattox Staunton River Hargrave Chatham 45 32 eater 0 forfeit J.V. '68 ROSTER lke Monroe Jerome Pannell Marvin Moon Lloyd Newman Mat Reedy Eddy Robbins John Mayhew Mike Goodman Mitchell Reeves Spike Andrew James James Curtis Thornhill Jerry Barnard Jim Jeffcoat 65 WE’RE NUMBER ONE! eet OPPONENT a DAN RIVER | 48 40 RUSTBURG 67 Sis) WILLIAM CAMPBELL 58 45 CHATHAM y: ae 43 APPOMATTOX 59 29 STAUNTON RIVER 80 69 TUNSTALL 38 46 DAN RIVER | 93 or TUNSTALL 62 43 GRETNA y i} 47 NELSON COUNTY Ey z10) WILLIAM CAMPBELL 73 58 RUSTBURG 75 rol APPOMATTOX 73 50 GRETNA 74 44 CHATHAM 63 a3 STAUNTON RIVER ey J 42 TUNSTALL 60 54 CLEVELAND 81 a9 THOMAS WALKER 71 49 District Tournament Regional Tournament 66 COLONELS WIN DISTRICT AND REGIONALS Team co-captain and leading scorer, Ed Frazier “jumps to the moon’’ to get the rebound. PT CVAD, WOM Neos. Always reluctant to shoot and known for his excellent defensive Leonard Brown pulled down this important rebound during tourna- playing, co-captain Donnie Wilkerson shoots over Tunstall player. ment. Donnie Wilkerson Dunn Dillard Ed Frazier Guard Center Forward COLONEL COURTMEN HAVE Bobby Bryant _. = Leonard Brown Guard Jerry Rice Forward 68 Benny Crawford Bobby Shelton David Mason Forward Guard Center OUTSTANDING SEASON Arnold Hull Forward Gary Andrew Forward Bobby Harris Guard 69 x - AKAE ok KAM ie Jerry Rice, second leading scorer drives in to lay it up for two points against Tunstall. David Mason, the team's only sopho- more grabbed this rebound against obby Bryant drives past Dan River's Buddy Martin to Dunn Dillard, the main rebounder pulls down ball from Cleveland as Hull screens out Stan re Golden Eagle Robert Hollins during District IV Tournament Ferrell. 70 at Liberty. | JV.S WIN DISTRICT TITLE 41 First Row: Harry Smith, Flip Reybolds, Don Crawford, Jerome Pannel, Spike Andrew — manager. 2nd: Bill Barbee, Mitchell Reeves, Dennis Delappe, Taurence Hedricks, Mr. Peak — coach. 3rd: Ronnie Tanks, Ike Monroe, Leslie Pugh, Terrell Peake, Mike Cook. OPPONENT Dan River Rustburg Wm, Campbell Appomattox Tunstall Chatham Dan River Appomattox Tunstall Chatham Nelson Wm. Campbell Rustburg Wm. Campbell Above Left: Coach Jim Peak talks with team mainstays, Donald Crawford and Leslie Pugh about game strategy for Tournament game. Above Right: Spike Andrew, team manager sweeps floor before and after games and at practices — just part of the dirty work that goes with being a manager. 7 First Row: Coach Yeatts, Dotie Bohannon, Donna Mann, Cynthia Dellinger, Linda Shelton. 2nd: Debbie Everhart, Hilda Wray, Pat Freeman, Katherine Franklin, Doris Dowdy, Kay Jar- man. 3rd: Lynn Hicks, Mary Lou Hubbard, Diane Hughes, susan Young, Donna Lambreth, Vicki Hutcherson. COLONELETTES FINISH SECOND IN TOURNAMENT 5 4 OPPONENT Brookville Dan River Rustburg Chatham Appomattox Staunton River Dan River Brookville Tunstall Gretna William Campbell Nelson County Rustburg Appomattox Gretna William Campbell Appomattox Tournament Games 72 WE 23 38 36 42 37 69 46 32 41 30 45 48 40 38 68 45 38 Winky? 40 36 30 50 50 Ww oy 49 fil} ZT, 44 32 oy ae 30 37 43 The mainstay of the team’s defense, Cynthia Dellinger, Diane Creasy and Donna Mann move in on the opposition, hoping for a turnover. Leading team scorer, Dottie Bohannon drives in for a lay-up past Nelson player. Susan Young, Cynthia Dellinger and Donna Mann converge to prevent Tunstall from scoring. After pulling down the rebound, Diane Creasy fights to get a good pass off. 73 74 il Diane Creasy and Diane Hughes fight Tunstall girls for possession of the ball as Donna Mann looks for the pass. GIRLS SHOW CONSTANT IMPROVEMENT! Donna Mann and Linda Shelton move in on Rustburg player to tie up the ball. The team managers, the girls who get stuck with the dirty work in- clude kneeling Diane Hall, Kathy Barnard and Standing:Debbi Chemley. 1968 BASEBALL TEAM? A definite lack of enthusiasm and spirit marked the talent- laden 1968 Baseball Team as is indicated by the dearth of pictures on this page. With many returning starters, the Colonels and the fans are hoping for a more successful ‘69 season. Bobby Shelton, sophomore, was an outstanding player and one of Altavista's major hopes for 69 season. PUR . a meno AGF ie te tt eal BAY 29? : oe Ae He-Man slugger Jerry Rice steps up to the plate to terrorize op- posing pitchers. COLONELS Forfeit OwWhUuUNPR TAH URO | “WN SCHEDULE OPPONENTS Appomattox Nelson Co. Appomattox Rustburg Chatham Tunstall Dan River Dan River Wm. Campbell Chatham Rustburg Wm. Campbell Tunstall Nelson Co. Gretna Gretna SNe ae CO mG ae ON GN tN nn | a5 Left to Right: Ist Row: Allen Johnson, John Hughes. 2nd Row: Coach Bateman, Hugh Rountry, Scott Craig, Bryan Stott, Bobby Bryant. Not Pictured: Don Arthur Dunn Dillard, Lee Satterfield. a ane Bryan Stott gives Coach Bateman a few pointers on the game as Hugh Rountry looks on 4 ee , dee see sf en an 4 Y mae. ae a I +++ a ’ eS : a 2 + . : iG oe 1 Although the tennis team’s record was 0-6, they ae crt t+ gave a very good showing against the well- Lt Sq a an | established teams of the larger schools. Next ‘oa: wae a year’s team should fare much better, having 4 ; ge set of the first 6 returning along with several subs that should see action next season. Both Stott and Bryant were the number | doubles team. They were the 1] and +2 men respectively on the team. 76 Right: George Potter, freshman, concentrates on form and ball. Below: Ist: Jerry Southern, sopho- more, drives the ball into the far yonder. 2nd: Carey Tune, one of the club's most improved players worries about getting that ball out of the rough. 3rd: Team's 1 player Don Cox displays the winning form. GOLF TEAM COMPETES IN ONLY TWO MATCHES 78 ALTAVISTA STRONG IN FIELD EVENTS Left to Right: Ist Row: Bill Barbee, Bob Dodson, John Fauntleroy, Coach Brice. 2nd Row: Howard Robinson, Arnold Hull, Don Roberts, Edward Frazier. ee ee ey ie Dennis Tweedy, David Jones, Manager. Colonels WE 32 67 73 26 76 71’% Seep Ay Ne NORE: one eens “orm 5 Scan a ee oe OPPONENTS Gretna Amherst Rustburg Wm. Campbell Nelson Wm. Campbell Brookville Rustburg New Score Records High Jump 6'3” E. Frazier 120 Yard High Hurdle 15.5 A. Hull 86 50 44% 31% a2 42 11” 64 msesesesrininmmmenacese 3rd Row: The Colonel Trackmen should come up with some very strong individuals such as Leonard Brown in the shot put, Dennis Tweedy and Bob Dodson in running, and Ed Fra- zier in the high jump, who finished third in the event in the state this past year. Based on the versatility of men like Arnold Hull, the team’s youth, and a new stadium available for night track events, next year’s team should be outstanding. . te AN Mate: ‘ bee pene. oF ey 4S oar ie ‘et re oe EY Top: Ed Frazier sails over the bar effortlessly. Left: Arnold Hull displays his agility in jumping the hurdles. Above: Coach Brice discusses strategy with team’s high scorers: Ed Frazier and Arnold Hull. 79 =a 80 CLASSES 8:45 . . . Lab experiments, draw what you see in your microscope . . . research papers, mid- night oil, exams, Macbeth and Hamlet and Cae- sci... iF A is 60°, then. . . ¢ study. . . dis: CUSS ame a ISiCO men COLia teres 04 81 Gary Alley Alberta Anthony Edward Anthony Tommy Barbee Charlotte Bates R. A. Bolling James Bond Robert Booker 82 BU le Aas saeneaien cea err tet nce entices mane Eighth graders, the underdogs, object of ridicule by upperclassmen, the lowest rung on the social ladder But for us — It was exciting. The excitement of high school changing classes, new teachers, athletic teams, class floats, meet- ings, dances, homecoming, every- thing NEW and different and excit- And sometimes — It was frustrating. The frustration of more work, less time, more responsbility, more de- cisions, and greater pressure. Officers: President: Steve Graham Vice President: Chip Carter Treasurer: John Mayhew Secretary: Laura Little Alice Brown | Billie Brown Kimble Brown Chip Carter Wanda Campbell Linda Burton James Burnette Susan Burgess George Crider David Crouch Johnny Dagenhart Kathy Dodson Jane Dudley Linda Dudley Marie Dudley Barbara East Sally Graham Steve Graham Susan Hall Phillip Hargis Bonsall Hart Bruce Harvey Sharon Haynes Wanda Heck Patsy Hedrick Debra Holland | Gill Kidd Edward Knight George Kreidel Becky Lance Mark Law Teresa Lawrence Danny Layne Debbie Layne Mike Catlin Delores Clay Dorella Coleman Elizabeth Cothran Karen Cox Rachel Cox Robert Cox Darrell Cox Lester Elliot Stephen Elliot Mary Catherine Epperson Harold Farthing Roxanne Fox Shelia Franklin Deborah Gables Mike Goodman Linda Gray Ronnie Hall Eddie Hudson Roger Hull Cynthia Hunley James James James Jeffcoat Steven Jones Audrey Keesee Robert Keesler 83 Vicki Minnis Becky Mitchell Jackie Mitchell lke Monroe Marvin Moon Roy Moore Tommy Overstree Becky Owen David Roberts Gladys Robinson Jerry Robinson Ann Rountrey Bonnie Saunders Sally Saunders Sherman Shields Vanesa Shumate Tony Tramble Pamela Tuck Diane Tucker Wayne Tucker Dennis Tweedy Pamela Vogt Lee Waller Lynn Weeks 84 8th GRADERS FIND H.S. “BIG CHANGE” Laura Little Nancy Logwood Frankie Marsh John Mayhew Susan Meador Joseph Melton Loretta Merricks Minny Miles Ronnie Phillips Susan Phillips Steve Pruitt Tom Reynolds Darrell Rice Dennis Rice Mollie Rice Timmy Roach Bruce Simmons David Singleton Mike Singleton Robin Skeen Connie Smith Ricky Tanks Gary Thomas Curtis Thornhill Frank West Treva Willard Judy Wilson Cynthia Winston Pat Wolfe Carlton Woodruff Dallas Woodruff Betsy Yeatts a RE ACL SAR OFFICERS: Spies CLASS OF 1972 President: Diane Hall, Vice President: Dana Lowman, Secretary: Pat Dlaton, Treasurer: Mitchell Reaves Spike Andrew Delores Anderson Karen Arthur Glenn Ashwell Sandy Barbour Sharon Barksdale 85 86 Jo Coffey Mike Cook Edwin Cothran Betty Cox Carolyn Cox Nancy Cox Paula Cox Linda Crawford Susan Creasy Carolyn Crouch Gail Crouch Carl Dalton a Kathy Barnard Barbara Bates Calvin Burnette Eric Bennette Kay Bennett Dennis Boley Robert Boley Diane Bonds Patrician Bowling Kathy Brown Bonnie Cash Freddie Coffey Pat Dalton Larry Daniel Eddie Delappe Bobby Dellinger Lesie Dowdy Kenneth Ewing Jake Epperson Alvin East John Farmer Carma Fauntleroy Betty Ferguson Diane Finch Helen Fore Mike Craig Linda Gibson Lynn Giles Janice Greene Ray Guill 87 Connie Hall Diane Hall Donna Hall Gloria Hedrick Tarrence Hedrick Jean Hensley Lynn Hicks Glenn Hogan Tim Hogan Henry Hubbard Charles Hudson Grafton Jones Jane Kelly Tommy Kelly Linda Kidd Mike Kidd Joan King Donna Lamberth Kathy Landreth Herbert Lanier Mike Layne Jeffrey Lee Robert Lewis Rosemary Leonard Dana Lowman Brenda Marsh Paul Mattox Daphine Butch Miller Sheryll Minis Brenda Moore Charles Moore McClelland Janet Mortimer June Moore FRESHMAN FOLLIES AND FOIBLES 88 Carolyn Newnran Lolyd Nwman Amos Niswander Georgia Ann Owens Tommy Owens Jerome Pannell Valerie Payne Tommy Powers Irene Press Phillip Pugh Linda Ramsey Mitchell Reeves Matt Reedy Donna Reynolds Patsy Reynolds Philip Reynoids Brenda Rice Li Lola Rice Eddie Robbins Brenda Robertson Debra Robersson Dwight Robey Joann Rollison Steve Satterfield Stewart Searey Donald Seay Carolyn Shaw Ricky Shortridge Margaret Shelton Harry Smith Loretta Smith Robin Smithers Roney Tanks Chuck Trent Regina Toller Ricky Tasker Bev West Joann Witt Sidney West Betsy Wilson Harold Wilson June Wilson 89 Vice President Dennis Tweedy 90 Connie Arthur Vickie Barker Bill Barbee Daphine Barbee Karen Bailey Terry Arthur James Barnard Vernon Barnard Jimmy Barrett Kaye Bates Billy Bennett Ronnie Bennett Ernie Blessard Clifton Boley Wayne Bowyer Rosa Brown Bubba Burgess Steve Carson SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Myra Rice Treasurer Yvonne Elder President Jean Newman CLASS OF 771 We, the sophomores of A.H.S. began this year with intense spirit and determined hope for a successful year. After working diligently for many hours, our homecoming float captured second place. Our class was well represented in varsity activities and several members made the honor roll each six weeks. In March, we traveled by bus to Washington, D.C. where we toured the Smithsonian Institute. After a successful sophomore dance, we feel that we have ac- complished a great deal and are eagerly looking forward to next year. Larry Catron Debbi .Chumley Susan Clanton Kenneth Clay Angela Cothran Ann Cox Tenth graders hastily take notes in biology as Miss Phillips lectures. Gerald Cox Travis Cox Donald Crawford Rosemary Crouch Dianne Deel Dennis Delappe Jo Ann Doss Doris Dowdy Yvonne Elder 9| Debbie Everhart Donnie Fox Rebecca Francis Candi Franklin Katherine Franklin Pat Freeman Arthur Gibson Danny Gibson David Gillespie Martha Glass Bobby Gowen John Green Linda Hall Morgan Hall Steve Hargis Tensel Hedrick Carole Hemphill Raymond Hensley Carolyn West Tommy West HOMECOMING FLOAT PLACES SECOND Sophomores work industriously to finish their float on time. 92 Mitchell Hubbard Sue Hubbard Dianne Hughes Phillip Hunley Kay Jarman Cindy Jones David Jones Jonelle Keatts Carolyn Keesee Ronnie Keesee Ann Kidd Kathy Layne Susan Clanton, Debbi Chumley, and Larry Rowland wait patiently for the parade to begin. Sandra Layne Terrell Lewis Judith Little Roger Little David Mason Lloyd Mason Jeanette Matherly Richard Merricks Ruby Miles Class members work carefully in the final stages of float-building. 93 | Sharon Milner Robert Mitchell Peggy Morgan Pam Overstreet Brenda Owens Terry Peake Jan Phillips Betty Mortimer Joan Moses Jayne McGehee Jean Newman Judy Nichols Donnie Overstreet George Potter Leslie Pugh Martha Tramell Wilson Reynolds Joan Rice Myra Rice Clyde Roberts Larry Rowland Bessie Saunders Nancy Shelton Dale Sizemore Larry Swain Jerry Tucker Dennis Tweedy Dianne West Roger Wilborn David Williams Patt Wilson Hilda Wray Susan Young 94 CLASS OF 1970 ; ’ i ; Seeseanevee SSeeceeeeeseee | JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President — Beth Burgess Vice-President — Frank Burnette Secretary — Jo Barnard Treasurer — Henry Clay Barnard Editor — Joan Singleton Horace Anderson Lon Andrew James Anthony Sandra Barbour H. C. Barnard 95 Jo Barnard Scott Bennett Roberta Boley H. C. Bowman Pat Brown 2 _ NC, bore, Beth Burgess Frank Burnette Randy Carpenter Carolyn Carter Donnie Cash Phyliss Catron Donna Cline Gordon Cline Jeffrey Cocke Diane Collet Ronnie Cooper Carolyn Cox Glenn Cox Janice Cox CLASS FLOAT FINALLY PLACES IN HOMECOMING COMPETITION 96 Diane Creasy Kathy Cundiff Jack Dalton Tad Davis Libby Dellinger Bob Dodson Rebecca Dotson Herbert Doss John Easley Phyliss Everhart Donna Farmer John Fauntleroy David Fortuna Robert Gibson Keith Gullitti WILLIAMSBURG TRIP HIGHLIGHTS JR. YEAR = (a Mad Pe Ne cy oe a Sie eee 78 ao © oar Bin S Qy fo Coat Se ae Jean Hall Kathy Hall Linda Hall Bobby Harris Sammy Hensley Jimmy Hiner Alvin Howard Mary Lou Hubbard John Hughes Vicki Hutcherson Alan Johnson Jerry Kinlaw Johnny Kinzer Frank Knight Janet Krantz Debbi Lance Janice Lee Joyce Lewis Morgan Lindsay Nancy Little Bobby Lowman Connie Martin Kathy Mattox Cornell Mason Betty Newman Danny Patterson Joe Perry Billy Plymale Ava Pribble David Prebble Danny Reynolds Linda Reynolds Betty Roberts Steve Roberts Howard Robinson Lee Satterfield Bobby Shelton Debbie Shelton Eddie Shields Freddie Singleton Not Pictured: Wayne Minnis Nadine Robinson Jerry Barbour Ronnie Jarman Gary Andrew Benny Crawford David Shreve Ramona Minnis Leonard Brown Thomas Anthony Mike Barksdale Kelly Davis Dennis Hall Howard Hood Gary Lukin Mike Shortridge Ronnie Hackworth a9 100 Joan Singleton Vera Slusser Greg Smith Johnny Smith Jerry Southern Keith Stevens Carey Tune Edward Waller Jane Weeks Jess Willard Marian Wilson Betty Witt Johnny Witt Carol Woodall Steve Worley CLASS MEETINGS AND CLASSES “PICK UP” CLASS HISTORY The class of '69 . . . unique! It’s reportedly the only number combination that is the same thing upside down as right side up; which gives rise to several connotations, all well known and born with good nature by us Seniors. But now it's time to look back and view our high school days. Eighth grade saw a class of kids anticipating all the privileges of high school . . . we were cool and the Seniors were held in no particular awe. . . well, that’s not quite true! The ‘eighth grade” dance and trip to Chapel Hill were the usual highlights of the year. The freshman year came ‘round, we had settled down to the old routines and best of all we had someone to criticize — the new 8th graders. We worked hard on the homecoming float at Linda Sandidge's house but as before and as would happen our Sophomore year, our float was dis- qualified. Sophomore class and nearing our goal! ‘The highlight of the year was the trip to Washington, D. C. The train ride up was particularly inspiring for the girls as there were carloads of young sol- diers who claimed they hadn't seen a female “in months’'!’ As Juniors we could look forward to the best of 4 years of school. Taking 2nd place for our float was a relief. Anyone who sits for hours making hundreds of Kleenex carnations deserves Ist place! Rings were ordered and plans made for the Junior-Senior Prom which proved to be the biggest fake-off of the year. While the Seniors of '68 stood on the gym roof and hummed the supposed theme song | Love Is Blue,’ we decorated for ‘Kiss Me Good-Bye.’’ A complete shock and big success resulted. Three Juniors celebrated Prom night at the State Debate where they cap- tured second and third place honors with the help of Robbie Gibson. The annual trip to Williams- burg was such a success that 4 Juniors couldn't bring themselves to leave Jamestown and in turn were left there! Seniors. . . and we started the year with a bang! We are undisputedly the class with the most spirit, having won first place for our float and the football megaphone for the entire year. Christ- mas again brought a top performance. Mrs. Andrew and Mrs. Hawley’s home rooms reached a deadlock in the contest over who could collect the most food for the Christmas baskets. The Class of '69 is great! Our nicknames are funny but not really appropriate. . . because any class that is as good upside down as right side up is remarkable and that's just what we are! C. Dellinger SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President — Dunn Dillard Vice-President — Emily Mortimer Treasurer — Dotty Bohannon Secretary — Virginia Fauntleroy Class Editor — Dotty Bohannon 102 JOAN ARLENE ADAMS Joanie’ DONALD MERRELL ARTHUR “Don” RITA MAE ARTHUR Rita’ HEDLEY INGRAM ARTHUR, JR. “Ingram” BRENDA GAYLE BARRETT Brenda’ MELVIN NORMAN BARBEE, JR. “Norman” BONNIE MARIE BENNETT ‘Bonnie’ JERRY WAYNE BROWN “Jerry” LINDA GAIL BLESSARD “Linda” BOBBY GUYNELL BYRANT “Bobby” DOROTHY ALLEN BOHANNON “Dotty” MICHAEL PAUL CHILDRESS “Mike” LOLA ALETA BRAGG Aleta’ WILLIAM ASHBY COLEMAN “Bill GAIL MASON BRYANT “Gail” CLARENCE CARROLL COTHRAN “Jete”’ BARBARA JEAN BYRD Barbara’ ROBERT LEWIS COX Robert’’ DELORES ANN CAMPBELL SVOISe JAMES SCOTT CRAIG eScOtm DIANNE CLAY “Dianne” DENNIS RAY DALTON “Dennis” TERRY ANNE COLBERT “Terry” FRANK NORRIS DALTON Frank ’ WILMA LEE COX “Wilma” HOWARD MICHAEL DANIEL Mike™’ WITH COLONELIZER AND DEVIL 7 27“ JOAN MARIE DALTON “Joan” BEVERLY JAMES DAVIS III Site CYNTHIA ANNE DELLINGER “Cindy” ALFRED DUNN DILLARD “Dunn” PATRICIA ELLEN DUDLEY “Patsy CHRISTOPHER HARRISON DODSON eChris SENIORS WITNESS TRIAL AT RUSTBURG MARY ANN FARTHING “Mary Ann’ LARRY WILLIAM EADES “Larry” VIRGINIA DAY FAUNTLEROY “Virginia” DAVID WALTON ENGLISH David’ EUGENE THOMAS FRANCIS “Tommy EDWARD SNEAD FRAZIER eqn CAROL FRANKLIN LEADS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AS PRESIDENT CAROL MARLEY FRANKLIN Garo}- JUDY RAINE GLASS “Judy” MICHAEL CHARLES GILLESPIE “Mike” JOHN THOMAS HARGIS “John” MALCOLM DOUGLAS HART “Lefty” GEORGE FOSTER HEMPHILL “George” 4 ere Re ‘ jas ARNOLD HULL MAKES AL AUDREY FAYE HALL ‘“Audrey”’ JOAN ABIGAIL HARRIS Joan ARNOLD DALE HULL Arnold’ CHARLES DAVID JUSTICE “Choo. Choo: DEBORAH JEAN HOWELL ‘Debbie’’ PATRICK MICHAEL KELLY ‘Patrick’ Que 4a OW Words, LW SANDRA GAIL HUTCHERSON 4 Sandra’ PAUL RICHARD KELLY ‘Richard’ CINDY GALE KEGLEY “Cindy” THOMAS ALLAN LANCE aL Oma SHARON LYNNE LEWIS ‘ Sharon “a ; PHILIP ALAN LITTLE ' “Philip” CYNTHIA GAYLE LONG “Cindy” DANIEL C. LONG “Danny” DONNA CAROLINE MANN ‘Donna’ CHARLES WILLIAM PHILLIPS Charles’ MARGARET WOODRUFF MASON ‘Margaret JAMES RICHARD PITTARD Jimmy SENIORS WIN SPIRIT MEGAPHONE ELIZABETH SUSAN MAYHEW SUgsta Picture Not WILLIAM EDGAR POE Available pe HILDA VIRGINIA MOORE “Hilda” PHILLIP HANES RAIFORD ePhile EMILY CARTER MORTIMER “Emily” HOWARD FRANKLIN REEDY ‘Buddy’’ WHILE AWAITING GRADUATION ... JOY VIRGINIA McGEHEE ee ROBERT LYNWOOD REYNOLDS “Robbie” PAULA MARIE OVERSTREET Paula’ JERRY LEE RICE “Jerry” SHARON ANNE OVERSTREET Sharon MICHAEL LEWELLYN SMITH Mike er | SENIORS REMEMBER THESE DAYS any tt PATTYE RACHEL REYNOLDS Rachel’’ LARRY LEE STEPHENSON “lela ce t Ke exert A ; f ; 2 yy ACH Cer eeK C . JbunrLe | Vga AA te | 7 4 bs ) . f . ZL P 3 eo Ho Lied CLO Za Cenk 4 ee om a q 7 of Cc 4 Ly Licet og oS ha C7 ee Cone - i te A wa —C Pz 7 Agk eke Fee eR ea AIGSANDIDCE oe leiarere ame )ork ROGER WAYNE TWEEDY Ly ee “Roger” SUSAN MARIE SEARCY Susan’ CHARLES PURDUM WALLER Ghouck™ LINDA FRANCES SHELTON DONALD GARY WILKERSON DALE MAXINE TUCKER Linda’ “Donnie” Maxine” MICHAEL JOE WOLFE “Mike” WYLENE O'NEAL WOODRUFF “Wylene’ ADAMS, JOAN ARLENE FHA S97 Oe tal, 12, Hiss) 1, 2nd VP.E2; FBLA 11, 12, His. 12; Folk Music 11; Vista 10, 11, 12; SCA 9; Pep Club 9, 11; Monogram 12; V.F. Cheerleaders 12; Powder Puff Football 12. ARTHUR, DONALD MERRELL JV Basketball 8, 9, 10; Hi-Y 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Foot. Mgr. 9, 10; Tennis Team 11; Vars. Club 9, (MO. (pak; hee ARTHUR, HEDLEY INGRAM Track 10, 11, 12; Lettered 10, 11, 12; Folk Music. ARTHUR, RITA MAE An th, 2, 10), Wil, 4 te Ae $2, 11@), Wil, 12, Chap. 11; Pep Club 9; Folk Music 11, 12; Annu- al 11, 12; Honor Council 12; Vista 10; Academ- ic Letter 9, 10, 11. BARBEE, MELVIN NORMAN JR. Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 8, 9, 10; Vars. Club 10, 11, 12; JV Football 9; V. Football 10, 11, 12. BARRETT, BRENDA GAYLE FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; FBLA 12. BENNETT, BONNIE MARIE dal G2, Wo), iil, We TAAWN (We Tl, We Songleader 10, 11, Treas. 12; Monogram Club 11, 12; BB Cheerleader 11, 12; Folk Music 9, 10; Annual 10, 11; Vista 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 11; Powder Puff Football 12. BLESSARD, LINDA GAIL FHA 8, 9, 10; Chorus 8, 9, 10, 11; Vista 11; V.F. Cheerleader 11; Pep Club 11; Monogram Club 10, 11, 12; Annual 10, 11; V. Basketball LOS BOHANNON, DOTTY ALLEN Chorus 8, 9; Band 8, 9; Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Treas. 9; Glee Club 8, 9; Monogram Club 9, 10,11, 12, VP 12; Spanish Club 11, 12, VP 12; Nuntius 12; V. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Sr. Class Treasurer 12; Folk Music 12. BRAGG, ALETA LOLA FHA 8, 9, 10; FBLA 11, 12, Reporter 12; DECA fay bP BROWN, JERRY WAYNE JV Football 8, 9; Sci. Club 8; Hi-Y 8, 9, 10; DECA VP 12. BRYANT, AUDREY GAIL MASON FBLA 11, 12; FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Vista 11, ees BRYANT, BOBBY GUYNELL Baseball 8,9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9; Basketball 8,9, 10,11, 12; Varsity Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; SCA Rep. 8. BYRD, BARBARA JEAN FHA 8,9, 10, 11, 12; FBLA 11, 12; Annual 12; Pep Club 9. CAMPBELL, DELORES ANN Glee Club 11; Lib. Ass’t 11, 12; Colonel Exec. 118 Equalilipmle2 a OsticesAssatelal mites CHILDRESS, MICHAEL PAUL Hi-Y 8, 9; Chorus 8; Track 11, 12; JV Basketball 10; Sci. Club 8, 9, 10; SCA Rep. 8. CLAY, DIANNE FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; FBLA 10, 11, 12; Parl. 2-aNHSeiilee2e COLBERT, TERRY ANN FHA 8, 9, 10; JV Cheerleader 10; FBLA 11, 12, Reporter 11, VP 12; Homecoming Attendant 10, 11, 12; Queen of Hearts 11; Vista 10, 11; V.F. Cheerleader 12; Monogram Club 12; SCA Rep. 10. COLEMAN, WILLIAM A Band 8, 9, 10, 11; Sci. Club 8, 9, 10; Glee Club 10; Vista 11; Forensics 11; Annual 11, 12, Bus. Mgr. 12; Chorus 11; Hi-Y 11, Pres. 12; Briga- doon. COTHRAN, CLARENCE CARROLL Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9; Sci. Club 8, 9; Hi-Y 8, 9, 11; District Chaplain 12; MGA 11; Vars. Club 10, 11, 12. COX, WILMA LEE Folk Music Club 8, 9, Treas. 10, VP 11, Pres. 12; NHS 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Glee Club 8, 9, hOPllpaie2 -eVistoml le COX, ROBERT LEWIS DECA 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10. CRAIG, JAMES SCOTT Basketball 8; Hi-Y 8; Vars. Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 11; Tennis 11; Sec. of Class 9; Treas. of Class 11. DALTON, DENNIS RAY KVG 10; DECA 10, Bus Driver 11, 12; Ind. Arts Club 11. DALTON, FRANK NORRIS Baseball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Football 8, 9, 10; Vars. Club 10, Treas. 11, 12; Treas. of Class 8; DECA 11; Chorus 9. DALTON, JOAN MARIE FHA 8,9, 10,11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y Chap. 8, Sec. 11, Pres. 9, 12; Chorus 8, 9, 10; Vista 9; BB Cheer- leader 9, 12; Honor Council 10, 11; NHS 11, 12; Folk Music Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Annual 12; Academic Letter 8, 9, 10. DANIEL, HOWARD MICHAEL Track 8, 9, 10; Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; KVG 89s Om pe2-a IndeArtss sDEGANTO: DAVIS, BEVERLY JAMES Ill NHS 11, 12; Projectionist Club 12. DELLINGER, CYNTHIA ANNE Vars. Basketball 9, 10, Co-Capt. 11, 12; Mono- gram Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Pres. 12; FHA 8; NHS 10, 11, 12; Forensics 8,9, 10, 11, 12; Debate 8,9, 10, 11, 12; Vista 11, Ass’t Ed. 12; Editor in chief Review 12; SIPA 11; One-Act Play 10. DILLARD, ALFRED DUNN Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; JV Football 8, 9; Sci. Club 8, 9, 10; Hi-Y 8, 9; Glee Club 8, 9; Chorus 8, 9; Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; V. Football 10; Track 10; Pres. of Class 10, 12; SIPA 11; NHS 11, 12; Vars. Club 10, 11, 12. DODSON, CHRISTOPHER HARRISON Glee Club 8, 9, 10; JV Football 9; V. Baseball 10, 11, 12; Class VP 11; NHS 11, 12; Band 8, 9 DUDLEY, PATRICIA ELLEN FHA 8, 10; Chorus 9; Glee Club 9, 10; Folk Music 11; Vista 10. EADES, LARRY WILLIAM Glee Club 8, 9; Ind. Arts 9; Chorus 10; Bus Driv- er 11, 12; KVG 10. ENGLISH, DAVID WALTON Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Drum Major 12; Hi-Y 8, 9, 10; Sci. Club 8, 9, 10; Folk Music 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Glee Club 8, 9; Chorus 8, 9; Year- book 8; Brigadoon 11, 12. FARTHING, MARY ANN FHA 8, 9, 11, 12; FBLA 11, 12) Hist. 1 sPrese 12; Glee Club 9, 10; Folk Music 10, 11, 12; Vista 9, 10, 11. FAUNTLEROY, VIRGINIA DAY FHA 8, 10, 11, Chap. 9; Tri-Hi-Y 8, 10, 12, VP 9, Chap. 11; Folk Music 11; Spanish 11; Honor Council 9, 12; NHS 11, Sec. 12; Class Sec. 10, 12; Vista Editor 12; SIPA 11; Annual 11. FRANCES, EUGENE THOMAS JR. SCA 9; DECA 12. FRANKLIN, CAROL MARLEY Debate 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, Hist2.9).V hall Ghapwl 2 bHATo ma OminpRe= porter 9; Forensics 8, 9, Sec.-Treas. 10, 11, 12; NHS Treas. 11, Pres. 12; Girls’ State 11; Honor Council 8; Chorus 8, 9, 10; Colonel 9; Nuntius 10, 11, 12; Delegate to MGA 11. FRAZIER, EDWARD SNEAD Class Pres. 8, 9, 11; Track 11, 12; State 11; Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Sci. Club 8, 9; Hi-Y 8, 9; Band 8, 9, 10; Annual 10, 11, Editor 12; Chorus 8, 9; Honor Society 10, ih, 1. GILLESPIE, MICHAEL CHARLES Ind. Arts 9, 10,11, 12, Sec. 9, VP 10, Pres. 11, 12 GLASS, JUDY RAINE FHA 11; FTA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Span. Club 12; SCAB ipale2 GUILL, WILLIE BOOKER JR. DECA 11; JV Football 8, 9; KVG 10. HALL, AUDREY FAYE SCA 9; FHA 8, 9; Glee Club 8; Folk Music 9, 10, Sec.-Treas. 11, VP 12; Track 9; FTA 11, Sec. 12; NHS 11, 12; FBLA 12; Vista 11, District Public Speaking 10. HARGIS, JOHN THOMAS DECA 10, 11; Glee Club 10; Vars. Club 1C, 11, 12; Colonel Bus. Manager 12; Ind. Arts 8, 9; Baseball 10. HARRIS, JOAN ABIGAIL Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 8, 10, Chap. 11, Pres. 12; Chorus 8, 9, 10; Pep Club 8, 9; Glee Club 9; Vista 9, 10, 11, 12; Span. Club 11, 12; Folk Music 11, 12; SCA 11; FHA State Conv. 10, 11; Office 11; Forensics Tournament 11; Basketball Stats. 11, 12; Chairman State FHA Comm. 12; Homecoming Attend. 12; Powder Puff Foot. 12. HART, MALCOLM DOUGLAS Band 8, 9, 10; Hi-Y 8; Class VP 8; Sci. Club 8, 9, 10; Forensics 9; Sca Rep. 10, Treas. 9, VP 11, Pres. 12; Boy’s State 11. HEMPHILL, GOERGE FOSTER JR. Sci. Club 9; Hi-Y 9; SCA 10, 11; Annual 10, 11, 12; Vista 12; Review 11. HOWELL, DEBORAH JEAN SCA 12, Pep Club 11, 12. HULL, ARNOLD DALE Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Colonel Exch. Editor 12; KVG 11, 12. HUTCHERSON, SANDRA GAIL JV Foot. Chidr. 9, 10; Vars. Foot. Chldr. 11; FHA 8,9, 10, 11, 12; Monogram Club 10, 11; Vars. Bsktb. 10, 11; Homecoming Attend. 11; Pep Club 11; Daisy Mae 8, 9. JUSTICE, CHARLES DAVID KEGLEY, CINDY GALE Chorus 12; Pro. Club 12; Glee Club 8, 9; Cafe. 8, 9; Lib. Ass’'t 11, 12; FHA 10. KELLY, PATRICK MICHAEL KELLY, PAUL RICHARD V. Football 12. LANCE, THOMAS ALLAN V. Football 11, 12; JV Bsktb. 8, 9; Sci. Club 8; Football Mgr. 9; Glee Club 10; Track 12; Vars. GlUbAO Ors lileel2s LEWIS, SHARON LYNNE FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, Hist. 9; Glee Club 8, 9, 10; Span. Club 11, Sec. 12; Annual 12; Pep Club 8, 9, 10; Powder Puff Football 12; Basketball Statseminlmlie2. LITTLE, PHILIP ALAN DECA 10, 11, 12; V. Baseball 12. LONG, CYNTHIA GAYLE FHA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Span. Club 12; Sca 12. LONG, DANIEL One-Act Play 12. MANN, DONNA CAROLINE Tri-Hi-Y 8,9, 10, 11, 12, Treas. 11; Span. Club 11, 12; Folk Music 12; Glee Club 9, 8; Chorus 12; Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Majorette 9, 10, 11, Head Maj. 12; Monogram Club 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Annual Class Editor 12; Class Sec. 8; Basketball 11, 10, 12. MASON, MARGARET WOODRUFF FBLAS I Upale2s 3S CAI 2) MAYHEW, ELIZABETH SUSAN FHA 8, 11, 10; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Glee Club 9; FBLA 2s McGEHEE, JOY VIRGINIA FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, Reporter 11; Forensics 8, 9, 10, VP 11; V. Debator 10, 11, 12; Debate Club 8,9, 10, 11, Pres. 12; NHS 11, 12, VP 12; Tri- Hi-Y 9; Span. Club 11, 12; Colonel 9, 12; Annu- al 9; Chorus 9, 10, 12; Academic Letter 8, 9, WO). Wily MOORE, HILDA VIRGINIA FHASS aoa lOPn lil nl 2 aE BLAM Ol lpm li2) Folk Music 12; Vista 10, 11. MORTIMER, EMILY CARTER Forensics 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 8, 9, 10, 11; FTA 12; NHS 11, 12; SCA 9, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 8, 10; Girls’ State 11; Chorus 8, 9; Monogram Club 11, 12; JVF Cheerl eader 9; JVB Cheerlead- er 10; BB Cheerleader 11, 12; Class VP 12; Powder Puff Football 12. OVERSTREET, PAULA MARIE SCA 8; Chorus 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 8, 9, 10, 11; SIPA 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 12; FTA 12; Folk Music 10; Spanish Club 11; Colonel 12, Bus. Mgr. 11, Adv. Mgr. 10; Annual 12; Cafe. 12; Co-Ed. of Colonel 12. OVERSTREET, SHARON ANNE FHA 9, 10, 11; FBLA 12; Folk Music 12; Office Worker 12. PHILLIPS, CHARLES WILLIAM Glee Club 8, 9, 10; Chorus 10, 11; Class Treas. 10; SCA 12; Honor Council 12; Folk Music 12; Forensic Spelling 11; Science Award 8; Science Club 12. PICKREL, MICHAEL LANE DECA Club 10, 11, 12; Industrial Arts Club 9. PITTARD, JAMES RICHARD V. Football 11; Varsity Club 11, 12. POE, WILLIAM EDGAR JV Football 9; Science Club 10; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12;-V. Football 10, 11, 12. RAIFORD, PHILLIP HANES JV Football 8, 9; V. Football 10, 11, 12; JV Bas- ketball 9, 10; Science Club 8, 9; Hi-Y 8, 9, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. REEDY, HOWARD FRANKLIN V. Football 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; JV Basketball 8, 9; JV Foot- ball 8, 9. REYNOLDS, PATTYE RACHEL FTA 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9, 10, 12; Glee Club 8, 9; Vista Singers 10; Forensics 12; Brigadoon 10; SCA 12. REYNOLDS, ROBERT LYNWOOD JV Basketball 8; V. Football 10, 11; JV Football 9; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Industrial Arts Club teh 8°. REYNOLDS, WANDA GAY Chorus 8, 9, 10; Glee Club 8, 10, 11; FHA 8, 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Monogram 10, 11, 12; Folk Music 12; Homecoming Attendant 8, 9. RICE, JERRY LEE JV Basketball 8, 9, 10; V. Basketball 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; SCA 12; Science Club 10. SANDIDGE, LINDA GAIL FHA 8, 9, 10; Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9; Chorus 8, 9, 10, 11; Vista Singers 10; Folk Music 12; Monogram 9, 10, 11, 12; Treas. 12; VF Cheerleader 12; Homecoming Attendant 9; Glee Club 8, 9, 10; Office Worker 11; Class Sec. 11; Pep Club 8, 9, 10; GB Manager 9, 10, 11, 12; SCA 8, 12. SEARCY, SUSAN MARIE FHA 8, 9, 10, 11; FTA 10, 11, 12; Vista Staff 10; Glee Club 9, 10; Annual 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Folk Music 10; Spanish Club 11, 12. SHELTON, LINDA FRANCES FHA 8; Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 9; Folk Music 11, 12; Vista 10, 11; Annual 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; FTA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; GV Basketball 11, 12; Majorette 11, 12; Monogram 11, 12. SHIRLEN, DENNIS LEE Industrial Arts Club 10, 11, 12, Sec.-Treas. 10, VPs ele eicackal Ovmintis SMITH, MICHAEL LEWELLYN STEPHENSON, LARRY LEE Science Club 8, 9; Chorus 8, 9, 10, 12; Band 8, 9; Vista Singers 10; Glee Club 8, 9, 10; Folk Music 12; SCA 11. TUCKER, MAXINE DALE Forensics 8, 9; FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Sec. 12; Monogram 9, 10, 11, 12, Treas. 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; NHS 12; FTA 12; Academic Letter 8, 9, 10, 11. TWEEDY, ROGER WAYNE KGV 10; Science Club 10; DECA 10, 11, 12; Reporter 11, Pres. 12; SCA 10, 11, 12. WALLER, CHUCK PURDUM JV Football, Folk Music, Industrial Club. WHEELER, WAYNE THOMAS DECA Club 11, 12. WILKERSON, DONALD GARY JV Football 8, 9; V. Football 10, 11, 12; Cap. 12; JV Basketball 8, 9, 10; V. Basketball 11, 12, Capt. 12; Track 8, 9, 10, 11; Science Club 9; Glee Club 8; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Pres. 2 WILLARD, CARROLL CORNELL DEGASTOMilal2: WOLFE, MICHAEL JOE JV Basketball 8; JV Football; Glee Club; Baseball 9,10, 11, 12; Varsity Club; V. Football 10, 11. WOODRUFF, WYELENE O’NEAL Dramatics Club; Colonel 11, 12; Radio Staff 119 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOS IeLIKELYA TOs SUCGEED Carol Franklin Charles Phillips ca i bay MOST TALENTED Wilm a Cox David English ag ‘ eras] : “BEST LOOKING John Hargis Terry Colbert MOST CO-OPERATIVE Lefty Hart Virginia Fauntleroy Ah. AA ted? ARK RAR LARA Ahh Ceceee BEST DRESSED Joan Harris 120 Mike Childress CLASS OF 1969 ame ie to BEST ALL AROUND Donna Mann Dunn Dillard MOST ATHLETIC Dotty Bohannon Donnie Wilkerson CLASS CLOWN Jerry Rice BEST SPORTSMANSHIP Ed Frazier Cindy Dellinger FRIENDLIEST Arnold Hull Linda Sandidge 121 INVOLVEMENT — A SENIOR THING GIRL’S POWDER PUFF Although the score remained 0-0 throug hout the game, Senior Girls claim a victory on the yardage gained and their defensive mea- sures, SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM Senior boys posed happily after a vic- torous season. LINDA SANDIDGE AND JOANIE ADAMS ADD SPIRIT 122 onsn 2h w Sees OS Sy eo SENIOR BOYS CONGREGATE IN THEIR FAVORITE SPOT Late-comer Don Roberts returned to A.H.S. second se- mester. SENIOR BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS L. to R.: Scott Craig, Mike Chil- dress, Mike Wolfe, Jimmy Pittard, Dunn Dillard, Arnold Hull. Emily Mortimer Bonnie Bennett Captain Joan Dalton L. to R.: Jerry Rice, Edward Frazier. 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