Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1973 volume:

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Pa Pi An as x ows o , 7 - o a a + is efor v oh o_o ars i _“ - ' an of Ge , _ Oe ae ee tae rm — a ae) � 5 uy Your the t er ta e PP dace abe COT puke up eae | pthr Lhe “MR. COLONEL” A new face for some-- an old friend for others. THE NUNTIUS Nineteen Hundred And Seventy-three Altavista High School Editor-in-Chief : - Bite Assistant Editor pee Altavista, Virginia Pamela Vogt Janis Burnette Business Manager Advisor Ass't. Business Manager Cathy Carpenter Mrs. Marie Campbell Marilyn Campbell AC C1 OS bal ENC 4 CLASSES 18 ORGANIZATIONS 68 SPORTS 94 PEATURES Ly ADVERTISEMENTS 134 FACULTY FACULTY EDITOR: AUDREY KEESEE ADMINISTRATION MR. HAROLD K. DRUMHELLER MR. JAMES L. PEAK, JR. B.S. University of Va. B.A. Bridgewater M. Ed. University of Va. M. Ed. University of Va. Principal Assistant Principal I wish to express my sincere thanks to the stu- dents and faculty advisors who have given unself- ishly of their time and talent in order to make the Nuntius a reality. I would also hope that not only have you given of your abilities but that you have profited from a sense of achievement, a growing satisfaction in seeing this yearbook become a reality. The Nuntius is a record of the students, the fac- ulty, and the events of this school year. However, we hope that the educational experiences gained this school year go beyond what is contained within the covers of this yearbook. If your educational experiences have helped instill in you a sense of awareness, this would be the greatest achievement of all. This generation of young people needs, above all, to be aware of the great potentialities which face our community, state, nation, and the world. There is the potentiality for betterment of our soci- ety and the potential to destroy our society. By realizing the greatest use of our potential we can develop those qualities of sensitivity, courage, creativity, adventuresomeness, and sacrifice which will help end pollution, poverty, discrimination, and lawlessness. We must look upon the years ahead not so much as a struggle for survival but rather as a challenge to each of us to realize our fullest potential. OFFICE STAFF ASSISTS STUDENTS MRS. KATHLEEN MRS. EVELYN HUNLEY GRAHAM Secretary Secretary GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT OFFERS SOLUTIONS MISS KATHLEEN MR. JOHN ALMOND MRS. DOUGLAS BURNETTE Va. Commonwealth Mary Washington College University A.B. Lynchburg College B.A. Lynchburg College M. Ed. William Mary M. Ed. University of Va. MRS. BETTY HAWLEY | MRS. MAXINE GERLING B.A. Bridgewater College B.S. Radford College English 9, Speech English 8, 10 Drama LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT MRS. CHRISTINE STONE B.S. Bluefield College University of Va. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary English 8, 10 MRS. MARIE MRS. ALMA CAMPBELL ROUNTREY B.S. Longwood College A.B. Sweet Briar English 11 College Latin, English 12 MRS, AURORA TOLLEY B.A. Lynchburg College University of Va. French, Spanish II, English 9. MISS NANCY AKERS B.A. Mary Washington College M. Ed. University of Va. University of Salamanca, Spain. BETTERS COMMUNICATIONS MR. JERRY BOTELER B.A. Lynchburg College English 12, Creative Writing, Adv. Reading Comp. MISS RHONDA ROBINSON B.A. Livingston College Special Education. MRS, NANCY LOBBREGT B.S. West Va. University Developmental Language. RS “eas aoe 2 ae. Mere MRS, CHARLOTTE CREWS Para Professional U.Va. Ext. SCIENCE OPENS DOORS TO MRS. EUNICE STOTT B.S. Meredith College M.S. University of N.C. MISS ELIZABETH PHILLIPS B.S. Madison College M. Ed. University of Va. Biology Science 8,9 MR. CHARLES B. ARTHUR, III. | MR. DOUGHTY Bessavere ls B.S. Lynchburg College Science 8, Biology Chemistry, Physics Mr. Doughty takes over the laboratory. UNEXPLORED AREAS 10 ART, HOME EC., MUSIC DEVELOP INDIVIDUALITY MRS. DORIS COCKE B.A. Longwood College M.S VePal. Home Economics, MRS, ELIZABETH SHELTON B.S. Radford College Home Economics. MISS MARY JANE WRIGHT B.S. East Tenn. St. Univ. Art, Ceramics, MRS, ROBERT TUNKEL B.A. Va. Commonwealth Univ. Chorus. MR. ROBERT TUNKEL B.A. Va. Commonwealth Univ. Band, Music Appreciation. MATH AND HISTORY DEPTS. MR. JAMES HAWLEY B.A. Bridgewater College Math 9, Algebra, Analysis MR. ALVIN SMITH, JR. B.S. Univ. of Richmond Algebra, Math 8 MR. EDWARD DUDLEY Bio caV ates Math 8, Adv. Math, Auto Mchns. MISS HOBBS Mr. Hawley concentrates on his top secret math files. MR. HEFFLEFINGER rH Hn BITTY ill 12 GAIN NEW INSTRUCTORS MR. HUGH DODSON Beneeverel, U.S. Gov't., Economics, Business Law MRS. NANCY HICKS B.S. Madison College U.S. History, Phys. Ed. MR. JON BROWNING B.S. East Tenn. State Univ. World History, World Geography MRS. LILLIAN ANDREW A.B. College of William Mary U.S. Gov't., Social Studies 8 MR. MIKE HEAD B.S. College of William Mary World History STUDENTS FIND BUSINESS COURSES VALUABLE MRS. LOLETTA SHORT B.S. Radford College Office Practice, Shorthand, Typing II MRS. FLOSSIE JONES B.S. Va. State College Typing, Gen. Business, Shorthand MISS VIRGINIA SMITH B.S, St. Paul'siCollege Typing I, Bookkeeping I MISS LINDA HERN ole MR. JOHN ERB B.S. Madison College ee _ B.A. Bridgewater College PHY Samed - . _ M. Ed. Madison College Physaseds NEW D. E. TEACHER } MRS. MARGRET MR. JAMES EDWARDS BENNETT B.S. Longwood College B.A. Lynchburg College Distributed Ed. BS She MR. JIMMY HAMLETTE Bluefield Jr. College B.S. Old Dominion Univ. MR. BRYANT Shop, Mechanical Drawing NEW LIBRARY AIDE Nearer een) MBS a MONA GWARREN tg kee ce ieee Oat Strayer Business College ee oe eS Librarian Aide Librarian FACULTY CASUALS Mrs. Andrew and Mr. Dodson, senior sponsors, compare notes on their government classes. What's that you're puffing on Mr. Drumheller? Mr. Hamlette pauses from his work to pose for the camera. 16 TEACHERS CAUGHT OFF-GUARD Does Mrs. Rountrey look flustered AGAIN? Now Wayne, you know you shouldn't have done that! Some days Mr. Tunkel just can't seem to get going. What are you so happy about, Mr. Boteler? Wy csc 18 CLASSES CLASS EDITORS: CHARLOTTE BATES BECKY MITCHELL BABS BARNARD BECKY ROSSER JONILEWIS CORBIN FAUNTLEROY VICKIE BROWN AOnZAMH | -— WW _} CLASS HISTORY! CLASS OF 73 The Class of 73 was definitely 4-F: Freaks, Flirts, Fools, and Fanatics. We had more of everything and less of anything than any other group. Eighth grade was fantastic! Bells, books, classes, and mixed-up schedules. Phys. Ed. was another new experience. It was One, Two, Bend and Grunt. Ninth grade... What can you say? Earthworms, Miz Tree, and more homework. What more could anyone want? Tenth grade... We were oldtimers then. We knew four different ways to skip class. We learned speedwriting from Miss Phillips. We also Learned that loud noises were damaging co your ears. Unfortunately, no one told Mr. Dodson. Washington was THE trip of the year. The trip was very prim and proper; girls on one side, boys on the other. Of course, the aisle was neutral territory. Maybe that's why no one was in their seats... Eleventh grade... We're Juniors now. It was almost the battle cry? A rather sluggish class woke up. We didn't do anything important, but we didn't do it faster than anyone else. The trip to Williamsburg prepared us for our future occupation--Rum Running. Of course there was the prom--there's always the prom. That prom was a splendid example of bureau- cracy in action. Three people and 3,963 opinions about how it should be done. The theme was difficult to choose. It was a toss up between ''Rock of Ages and Shaft. '' We finally compro- mised and the number of people who remained friends were definitely ''Precious and Few. ’ Oh, we did do one thing that no other class was able to do--we drove Mrs. Key to retire- ment. It seems that one day she was helping a certain student who was behind and...uh... well, you know how explosive chemicals are...and how easy it is to get confused...there was a boom and a lot of green smoke. ..all we found was a retainer hanging from the ceiling. Twelth grade...this year...now. Today we grew up. Just a few days left before we give an ulcer to the world. Its only fair after the ones we gave the teachers. Five years at AHS. It hasn't been easy, but no one said it would be. Even Mr. Drumheller is counting the gray hairs. They told us it couldn't be done, so the CLASS OF 73 didn't do it. President Chuck Alt Vice President Minnie Miles Secretary Teresa Merritt Wee stedalslaisiststadscesgseeny [| ae ee a ae | Som -m Secretary Pam Vogt Treasurer Steve Jones OH LENNY D.A.R. Award Pam Vogt OU GSGANDING SENIORS Girls' State Boys! State Minnie Miles Pam Vogt Chip Carter Chuck Alt Valedictorian Salutatorian John Muije PRA LAL 44 a aba JULIE PENN ABBETT GLENDA CANON ATKINS CHARLES ANDREW ALT Myulier Glenda 'Chuck”4 DIANE FOXX AUSTIN THOMAS GARNER BARBEE THOMAS KYLE BOLEY WT m Diane Thomas CHUCK ALT — CLASS PRESIDENT SR. ATTENDANT — CHARLOTTE BATES CHARLOTTE ANNE BATES KAY ESTELLE BOLIN Charlotte Kay 24 RUSSELL ALTON ROBERT FRANKLIN BOLLING, JR. BOOKER RA, Bob! JANIS BURNETTE — NUNTIUS EDITOR KIMBLE KAUFMAN BROWN MICHAEL KEITH BROWN SHEILA BRENDA BROWN Kimble Mike Shelia BILLY RAY BURKE JANIS ALDA BURNETTE EDWARD HOWARD CALLOWAY Billy Janis Edward ! 25 GARY MAJETT CALLOWAY CALVIN LEWIS CARTER MICHAEL DAVID CATLIN Gary Chip Mike ! ROSETTA CLARK Rosetta CAROLYN ANN CLAY Carolyn Al PRESIDENT OF S.C.A. — CHIP CARTER DELORES FAYE CLAY DORELLA LENORA COLEMAN ELIZABETH ANNE COTHRAN Delores Dorella Beth ! MIKE CATLIN — HOMECOMING KING 26 RACHEL MARIE COX CHARLES EDWARD CRIDER DWIGHT DAVID CROUCH Rachel Charles David JAMES MICHAEL CUNDIFF Mike KATHRYN ANNE DODSON Kathy MARY CATHERINE EPPERSON ROXANN FOX TERESA GOARD Dee ! Roxann!! Teresa 27 MICHAEL WILSON GOODMAN Mike ! STEVEN SINCLAIR GRAHAM Steve! LINDA CAROL GRAY linda VIVIAN JANE GUTHRIE Vickie EUGENE BRUCE HARVEY Bruce ! BONSALL HART Bonsall SHARON LYNN HAYNES DEBRA HILLMAN MICHAEL EDWARD HUDSON Sharon Debbie Eddie SENivxn ATTENDANT — VICKIE GUTHRIE BOYS VARSITY CLUB PRESIDENT — MIKE GOODMAN 28 LINDA JOYCE FOX CARL RAMON HUBBARD CYNTHIA ELAINE HUNLEY Linda Gari Cindy AT LAST! WE GET OUR LONG AWAITED CLASS RINGS!! ALPHONSO LEON IRVING Alphonso JAMES MITCHELL JAMES : James JAMES WILLIAM JEFFCOAT Jim JOHN STEVEN JONES Steve ROBERT LEE KEASLER Bobby ““ AUDREY LYNN KEESEE Audrey 29 GEORGE EDWARD KREIDEL George REBECCA LYNN LANCE Becky EDWARD T. KNIGHT Bq DANNY JAMES LAYNE Danny DEBRA SUE LAYNE Debbie MARK BLANCHARD DEBBIE LAYNE — PRESIDENT OF F.H.A. JOHN WAYNE MAYHEW John Wayne NANCY CAROL LOGWOOD Nancy LESTER FRANKIE MARSH Frankie 30 BRENDA GAIL McDANIEL Brenda JOSEPH WAYNE MELTON Ji fe W. TERESA JANET MERRITT Teresa! MINNIE MILES — HOMECOMING QUEEN MINNIE LENORA MILES Minnie JEFFREY ALLEN MINNIS Jeffrey REBECCA LYNNE MITCHELL Becky i MARVIN LEE MOON Marvin SARAH MARIE GARY WENDELL MOSS Gary 31 JOHN WALTER MUIJE John REBECCA LYNNE OWEN Becky THOMAS GREY OVERST REET Tommy LINDA CLARK PARKER Linda CAROLYN ELIZABETH PAYNE Carolyn! SUSAN REBECCA PHILLIPS Susan SENIORS GO TO COURT AT RUSTBURG DONNIE LEE POINDEXTER Donnie STEVEN DALE PRUITT Steve! Fe DAVID ALEXANDER REYNOLDS DTD, INe, PATRICIA ANN RHODES Pot'! THOMAS MARSHALL RHODES Thomas ! : WE ALL ENJOY OUR LAST AND GREATEST YEAR AT A.H.S. ROBERT DARRELL RICE Darrell DENNIS WAYNE RICE Dennis ! TIMOTHY BLAKE ROACH Tim my DAVID ALAN ROBERTS David GLADYS MARIE ROBINSON Gladys BS ANN ROUNTREY — CHORUS PRESIDENT JERRY B. ROBINSON Jerry ANN RYLAND ROUNTREY Ann ! se poate: VANESSA SHUMATE RUFF BONNIE SUE SAUNDERS REBECCA CATRON SEARCY Vanessa ! Bonnie Becky ROBIN SKEEN — BAND PRESIDENT DAVID CHESLEY SINGLETON David LAURA KAYE SKEEN Robin 34 CONNIE PAULETTE SMITH Connie ! RICKEY TIMOTHY TANKS Rickey GARY LEWIS THOMAS CURTIS LEE THORNHILL PAMELA DALE TUCK Gary | Curtis era! ELECTION YEAR FOR GOVERNMENT STUDENTS DAVID WAYNE TUCKER Wayne PAUL DAVID TUCKER David 35 JOHN DENNIS TWEEDY ERNEST LEE WALLER HOUSTON DAVIS Dennis Uineel! WALTHALL, JR. Houston ! All in all it's been a wonderful year, 1973 will long be remembered as our class --- the year we graduated from good ole’ A.H.S,!! WANDA KAY WEBBER FRANK MERRITT WEST JUDY ANN WILSON Wanda Taq Judy cesses CARLTON W. WOODRUFF Carlton DALLAS DARNELL WOODRUFF Dallas BETTY ANN WORLEY Betty. PAMELA FAYE VOGT Pam! ! S7 S EN I O R MOST COOPERATIVE U JANIS BURNETTE CHIP CARTER P B E S E A R | L A R O U N D I CHUCK ALT ROBIN SKEEN V M O S ak IL 2 YT S om K E Pin N, | a D rs Y L cae o S é 7; U C Cc E E D VICKIE GUTHRIE TOMMY BARBEE JOHN MUIJE PAM VOGT AnNDSHO ett) HP T te pnzow SENTOR OlOt AZ MNtnywem mMOmMm gaeUVUNnH BwHHte SOnHR HtynwWMZewA CORI ma 2 ae eZU QaHh L LOZ a0 MH ZOnMrOS mathHw (A) ae Sale OTIMHAORERA mAMnrR YHYOONHAYO AHnF AMHnnwWA Oper tt LY) Ce ne ee a OT Oth ae a err On pie SoM On ONM AMNH NHHOMERnNSALAZN DHA SOnkH €bTyAWRHO Wie Ne Wa im an Ha in O = — Me ZOxLAZAZH 3g On the senior trip to court there is always time to take pictures. R.A. and Bonsall race to class? That regular morning bench bunch tries to get a little late homework finished. V.O.T. students. 40 Mrs. Andrew talks over the trip on the way home. Mr. Botler, could you go over acts I, Il, III, IV and V of Hamlet one more time ? Bonzall reads papers for panel-- Mike worries about that Hamlet test-- And Dorella just day dreams! One more look back. We'll never forget those great high school years! ! Show-and-tell time for David. 4) ABBETT, JULIE PENN FTA; FHA; Library Club; Health Careers Club; Language Club; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y; Teachers Aid. ALT, CHARLES ANDREW ; Debate 10; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Boy's State; Teachers Aid 11, 12; Perfect Attendance Be ‘12; Science Club 10, 12; Language Club 11,12; NHS 11) 12; Varsity Football 10, 11,12; Track; SCA 12; Best All Round. ANTHONY, CHARLES EDWARD - ATKINS, GLENDA C. 133) ae ee BARBEE, THOMAS GARNER Track 8,9,10; JV Football 9; Varsity Football 10,11 12; Science. Club 9; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Perfect Attendance 10,11; SCA; Friendliest. BATES, CHARLOTTE ANNE FHA 8, 9; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; FTA 11,12; Health Careers 11; FBLA 12; Softball Manager 8; Perfect Attendance 8-12; Annual Staff Lessor; Class. Editor; Teachers Aid 12; Home- coming Attendant 12; Best Looking. 1310) BG Bs (OF ea DECA-12, BOLIN, KAY ESTELLE FTA 9-12; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 10; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Elem. Teachers Aid 11; Health Careers Club 11; Perfect Attend- ance 11; Teachers Aid 10,11; Annual Staff 12. BOLLING, RUSSELL ALTON, JR. Hi-Y 8-12; Perfect Attendance 8; Annual Staff 10,11,12; Class Editor 11; Science Club 11,12; Student Advisory Com. 11; MGA 11, BOOKER, ROBERT FRANKLIN JV Football 8,9; JV Track 8; Science Club 8,9; Folk Music Club 8-11; Cross Country 10,11,12; Varsity Track 9-12; Hi- Y 10-12; Achievement Monogram 11; Perfect Attendance 11. BROWN, KIMBLE KAUFMAN FHA 8,9; Perfect Attendance 8-10; FTA 10-12; Language Club 11,12; FBLA 11,12; Academic Letter 11. BROWN, MICHEAL KEITH Glee Club 11,12; Folk Music Club 11,12; Band 8-12; Indoor Track 11. BROWN, SHELIA BRENDA FHA 9,10; Chorus 8-10; Teachers Aid 10; Softball Team 11; DECA 11; Annual Staff 11,12; Monogram Club 12; Glee Club 8, 92VICA 12. BURKE, BILLY RAY JV Basketball 9; Varsity Football 9, 10; |B) ot a a ie Melee, . Basketball 10. BURNETTE, JANIS ALDA SCA 9,10; FHA 9; FTA 8-12; NHS 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 8-12; Language for {1; Monogram Club ft 12; Pep Club 12; Colonel Reporter 11; Teachers Aid 8, 10, 11 ; Varsity Basket- ball Cheerleader 10, 11,12; JV Basketball Cheerleader 9; Annual Staff 8-12, Most Cooperative. CALLOWAY, EDWARD HOWARD Folk Music Club 11,12; Glee Club 12; Band 8. CALLOWAY, GARY MAJETT Folk Music Club 11; Band 12. CARR, MABLE CREWS CARTER, CALVIN LEWIS Boy's State; Science Club 8-12; Folk Music Club 8-12; Class officer 8,10,11; Pres. of SCA 12; Hi-Y S-12; Basketball 8; Language Club 11; Most Cooperative. CATLIN, MIKE DAVID Science Club 8,9; JV Football 9; Varsity Football 10-12; Spanish Club 10; Track 10,11; Varsity Club 11,12; Best Sportsmanship. CATRON, REBECCA LYNNE FHA 8; Perfect Attendance 9; Office Asst. 9; Teachers Aid 8-10. CLARK, ROSETTA Glee Club. CLAY, CAROLYN ANN FBLA 12. CLAY, DELORES FAYE - FHA 8, 9; FTA 10; JV Football Cheerleader 9; Varsity Foot- ball Cheerleader 10; Monogram Club 10; Spanish Club 9; SCA 9; FBLA 11,12; Pep Club 12. COLEMAN, DORELLA LENORA FTA 9, 10; ‘Glee Club 8-12; FBLA 10,12; Monogram Club 12; Annual Staff 11; Softball Bits Perfect Attendance 9,11. 'T3 SENIOR, COLLINS, DWIGHT CURTIS COOK, MARTHA SUE DECA 12. COTHRAN, AVA AUS UNINGD FHA 8-12; Tri-Hi- Y 8-11; MGA 11; Perfect Attendance 11; Most Talented. COX, RACHEL MARIE Language Club 11,12; Folk Music Club 12. CRIDER, CHARLES EDWARD Varsity Club 12; Glee Club 12; DECA 11. CROUCH, DWIGHT DAVID KVG 9-12; DECA 11,12; Glee Club 12; Football Manager 9. CUNDIFF, JAMES MICHEAL Folk Music Club 8-10; Spanish Club 9,10; Science Club 10- 12; Glee Club 11. © DODSON, KATHRYN ANNE FHA 8- 10; FTA 10-12; Annual Staff 12; Chorus 8,9; Tri-Hi- Y 8-12. EPPERSON, MARY CATHERINE SCA 8-12; FTA 8- 12; Language Club 11,12; NHS 11, 42: Monogram Club 10- $3: Pep Club 12; JV Basketball Cheer- leader 8,9; Varsity Football Cheerleader 10-12; Homecom- ing Attendant 9; Class Officer 9, 10. FARMER, MILDRED SHIRLEY FOX, LINDA JOYCE DECA 11; Glee Club 12. FOX, ROXANNE FHA 8,9; NHS 11,12; FTA 10-12; Monogram Club 9-12; Annual Staff 11,12; SCA 11; Spanish Club 9; Language Club 12; Basketball 9-12; Softball 9,11; Volleyball 12; Most Athletic, | FOXX, DIANE MARIE FHA 8. GOARD, TERESA FARMER DECA 11; VICA 12; Glee Club 12; Pep Club 12. GOODMAN, MICHAEL WILSON JV Football ’g, 9; JV Basketball 9,10; Varsity Baseball 9-12; Varsity Basketball £t,12 Varsity Football 10-12; Varsity Club 9-12; Pep Club 8; Folk Music Club 12; Most Athletic. GRAHAM, STEVEN SINCLAIR Hi-Y 10-12; NHS 11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Annual Staff 10-12; Basketball 8; Track 10; JV Football 8,9; Class Officer 8,10; Best Dressed. GRAY, LINDA CAROL FHA 8-10; FBLA 10. GUTHRIE, VIVIAN JANE Monogram Club 11,12; SCA 10-12; NHS.11,12; Varsity Football Cheerleader 11,12; Pep Club 12; Language Club 11; Homecoming Attendant 10, 12; Friendliest. HART, BONSALL Science Club 8-12; Folk Music Club 10-12; Class Clown. HARVEY, EUGENE BRUCE Science Club 8-10; Debate 8,9; Varsity Club 10-12; NHS 11,12; Hi-Y 10-12; Track 8-10; Cross Country 10,11; Golf 11,12; Pep:Club's. HAYNES, SHARON LYNN FHA 8-11; Monogram Club 11; FBLA 9; Tri-Hi-Y 8,9. HEDRICK, PASTY CAROL FHA 8. HILLMAN , DEBORAH CRAFT HUBBARD, CARL RAMON Hi-Y 10-12; Folk Music Club 8, 11,12; JV Basketball 12. HUNLEY , CYNTHIA ELAIN Basketball 9-11; Softball 8,9; Monogram Club 9-12; FHA 8, 11. IRVING, ALPHONSO LEON Varsity Track 10-12; Most Talented. JAMES, JAMES MITCHELL JV Football 8,9; JV Basketball 8,9; Varsity Football 10-12; Hi-Y 12; Varsity Club 10-12. “EF FCOAT, JAMES WILLIAM WET Sint fon 10-12; SCA 10; Varsity Football 10-12. JONES, JOHN STEVEN Varsity Football 11,12; Class Treas. 12; Class Sec. 11; SCA 11,12; NHS 11, 12; Varsity Club tf; 12. KEASLER, ROBERT LEE Annual Staff 12; Vista Staff 11; Basketball 8,10,12; Cross Country 11; Science Club 8-12; Hi-Y 11,12; Folk Music Club 11,12; Varsity Club 12; Teachers Aid 12; Biggest Flirt. DIRECTORY ‘TS KEESEE, AUDREY LYNN FTA - 12; Tri-Hi-Y 8,9; FBLA 10; FHA 8; Annual Staff oe 128 Teachers Aid 11. KNIGHT, EDWARD T. Track 8; Science Club 8-12; JV Basketball 8; Folk Music Club 11,12. KREIDEL, GEORGE EDWARD PACK D3 10; Cross Country 10-12; Folk Music 12; Varsity Club 10-12. LANCE, REBECA LYNN FHA 8,9, 10. LAW, MARK BLANCHARD Language Club 11,12; NHS 11, 12;°Chorus 8-12. LAYNE, DANNY JAMES VICA 12; 1D) ev. ae i LAYNE, ‘DEBRA SUE FHA 8- 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Folk Music Club 10-12; School - Reporter 12. LEE, GENEVA LAVERNE LOGWOOD, NANCY CAROL FBLA 10,11,12; Perfect Attendance 8,11. MARSH, LESTER FRANKIE DECA 11,12. MAYHEW, JOHN WAYNE JV Football 8,9; Projection Club 8; Pep Club 9,12; Varsity Football 11; DECA 12; Varsity Club 12; Class Treas. 8. ‘McDANIEL, BRENDA (ois MELTON, JOSEPH WAYNE. KVG 9- 12; DECA 10; Glee Club 12; Perfect Attendance 10, 11, MERRITT, TERESA JANET yor bob tye) Club 9,10; FBLA 9,10,12; Glee Club 12; Teachers Aid 11; Class Sec. 12. MILES, MINNIE LENORA o FBLA 9- 12; FTA 9,12; Monogram Club 9-12; Glee Club 9- 11; Chorus 9, 10; Perfect Attendance 10; JV Football Cheer- leader 8:9; Varsity Football Cheerleader 10-12; Home- coming Queen 12; Homecoming Attendant 10; Basketball 9- 12; Class Officer 9. 12; Girl's State; Best Dressed. MINNIS, JEFFREY ALLEN 1D) Keys 10, 11,12; Glee Club 12; Teachers Aid 12. Vigyestaam REBECCA LYNNE. FTA 9-12; ‘Language 11,12; Basketball 9-12; Monogram Club 9- 12; Band 8,9; Tri-Hi-Y 8,9; Chorus 8, 9; Annual Staff 11, UF Sr. Class Editor; Elem. Teachers Aid it; Teachers INC 9-12; Best Sportsmanship. MOON, MARVIN 639 Varsity, Club 9-12; Folk Music Club 11,12; Glee Club 12; Varsity Football 10- 12; JV Football 8, 9. MOON, SARAH MARIE Chorus 8-11; Glee Club 11, 12; Softball 11; VICA 12. MOSS, GARY WENDELL DECA At Varsity Football 10. MUIJE, Keven WALTER Science Club 8-12; Language fo 11,12; Forensics 11,12; Debate 8-12; NHS 14, 12; SCA 42; Achievement Monogram 8-12; JV Basketball 10; Most Likely to Succeed. OVERSTREET, TOMMY GREY Chorus 8,9; SCA 11. OWEN, REBECCA LYNNE FHA 8-10; FTA 11,12; Chorus 9-12; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10; Lan- guage Club 12; NHS 11,12; Monogram Club 11,12; Class Officer 10,11; JV Basketball Cheerleader 9; Varsity Basket- ball Cheerleader 10-12; Homecoming Attendant 11; Annual Staff 11,12. PARKER, LINDA CLARK Ee 8; FTA 8; Softball 9; Glee Club 12; Pep Club 12; VICA PAYNE, CAROLYN ELIZABETH FHA 8,9; Chorus 8,9; FBLA 11. PHILLIPS, SUSAN REBECCA FTA 8-12; Tri-Hi-Y 8-12; Language Club 11,12; Chorus 8, 9,10,12; Teachers Aid 8-12; Homecoming Attendant 11. POINDEXTER, DONNIE LEE Varsity Club 10; ICT 12; Varsity Football 10,11; Baseball 9, 10, 11; Folk Music Club 11. PRUITT, STEVE DALE Varsity Basketball 11,12; Hi-Y 11,12; Baseball 9,12; Pep Club 9; Varsity Club 12; Folk Music Club 12. REYNOLDS, DAVID ALEXANDER Hi-Y 8,9; DECA 11; VICA 12. RHODES, THOMAS MARSHALL DECA 10; Folk Music Club 11. RICE, DENNIS WAYNE | D) Keyes ee RICE, ROBERT DARRELL NHS it, 12; Science Club 8-12; Language Club a, Teachers Aid 1 ROACH, TIMOTHY BLAKE Hi-Y 10-12; Science Club 9,10; DECA 10-12; Pep Club 8, 9; JV. Football 8; Baseball 9; ’Perfect Attendance 9, ROBERTS, DAVID ALAN Varsity Club 10-12; Science Club 8-12; Track 9-12; SCA 11,12; Language Club 10,11,12; NHS ti: 12; ROBINSON, EDWARD JAMES Ind. Arts 10, 11,12. ROBINSON, GLADYS MARIE FBLA 9-12; Monogram Club 11, 12; Glee Club 12; JV Basket- ball Cheerleader 9; ROUNTREY, ANN RYLAND Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8,9; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 12; Forensics 10; Health Career 11; Monogram Club 10-12; FHA Bit ie: fort 9- 12% Anmal Staff 11,12; Band 9; JV Football Cheerleader 8, a; Iv Basketball Cheerleader 8; Varsity Basketball Cheer- leader 10-12; SCA 8; Homecoming Attendant 8. RUFF: VANESSA SHUMATE FHA 8-10; SCA 10; FBLA 11,12; Perfect Attendance 11. SAUNDERS, BONNIE SUE FHA 8,9; FBLA 10,11,12; Perfect Attendance 11. SINGLETON, DAVID CHESLEY JV Football 8, 9; JV Basketball 8; Science Club 8; Varsity Football 10, 11; Hi-Y 10,41, 12: Best Looking. SKEEN , LAURA KAYE Tri- Hi-Y 8-12; MGA 11; Annual Staff 11,12; FTA 10- 12, : Band 8-12; Chorus 5:9, 10, bs oe 12; Best All Round. SMITH, CONNIE PAULETTE FHA 8- 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Homecoming Attendant 9; Biggest Flirt. TANKS, RICKEY TIMOTHY JV Football 8,9; Basketball 8-12; Baseball 9; Glee Club 12; Varsity Club 10, 1 a THOMAS, GARY LEWIS JV Football 9; Varsity Football 10-12; Track 9-11; Band 8- 12; Varsity Club 10,11,12. THORNHILL, CURTIS LEE Hi-Y 8-12; MGA 9,10; JV Football 9, 10; Annual Staff 11, 12; NHS 12; Varsity Club 10-12; Varsity Football 12; Pep Club 8:9: TUCK, PAMELA DALE Chorus 8,9; FTA 8-12; Teachers Aid 12; NHS 11,12; SCA 0. 10s Annual Staff 12. TUCKER, PAUL DAVID JV Football 9; DECA 10, 12; Hi-Y 12; KVG 12; Band 8- 10; Chorus 10. ‘TUCKER, DAVID WAYNE Language Club 11,12; SCA 12; Vista Staff 12. TWEEDY, JOHN DENNIS JV Football 8,9; Track 8-10; DECA 10, 11; Folk Music Club iZ. VOGT, PAMELA FAYE Girl's State; Teachers Aid 8-12; FTA 8-12; NHS 11, 12; Forensics 11,12; SCA 12; Class ‘Sec. 12; DAR Award; Most Likely To Succeed. WALTHALL, HOUSTON DAVIS, JR. WALLER, ERNEST LEE Varsity Club 10-12; Spanish Club 10; NHS 12; Trach 9; An- nual Staff 11. WEBBER, WANDA KAY Library Club 8-10; DECA 11; Monogram Club 11. WEST, FRANK MERRITT Science Club 9-12; Hi-Y 9-12; Band 8-12. WILSON, JUDY ANN FHA 8,9, 10; SCA 11. WOODRUFF, DALLAS DARNELL DECA 10; Glee Club 12. WOODRUFF, MILTON ©} T-Y-a @a it] es OP WORLEY, BETTY ANN _ Tri-Hi-Y 8; Spanish Club 8, 9,10; Chorus 11. a, CLASS of 1974 Carolyn Albiston Cecil Alexander Kathy Allen Rosa Allen Carla Arthur Frances Calloway-Treasurer Mark Crouch-President June Plymale-Secretary This has been an exciting year for the junior class--upperclassmen at last. It has produced many lasting memories and experiences - -order- ing class rings, Junior Prom, term papers, col- lege night, and PSAT tests. Many juniors will long remember their educational trip to Williamsburg. Some have been honored by being selected to become members of the National Honor Society. The Homecoming Attendants from our class were Carla Arthur and Valerie Jones. We were also well represented on the cheerlead- ing squads and the athletic teams. And all have enjoyed striving to achieve the title of ''The Sen- ior Class of 1974 . Mike Ashwell Wendell Austin Harmon Barksdale Eddie Barnard Tommy Booker Gerry Brown Gary Brum field Debbie Bryant Buddy Burnette Jackie Callahan Frances Calloway Gloria Calloway Greg Carroll Patsy Carter Dennis Catron Wanda Childress Anne Chumley Teresa Clark Dodson does his thing... Malre Clay Melodie Cline Audrey Coffey Larry Colbert Gloria Coles Randy Coles Gail Crews Mike Creasy Mark Crouch Robbie Creasy Glen Cunningham 45 Mrs. Campbell quizzes her fifth period English class. JUNIORS CRAM CAMPBELL’S CLASS Linda Framer FOR Lowell Farmer Wanda Farmer Mary Dabney Bradford Dalton Benny David Sandy Davis Margaret Dellinger 46 Robert Doss Gail Dowdy Benny Ellis Royce English Earl Framer JUNIORS LEARN IMPORTANCE Tommy Gossler Barbie Guthrie Cindy Hackworth B Well, what do we have here? Why it's Paul Van Kerchove proof- Kim Hall reading his biography! Terry Hogan icky Ha am Howe James Harmon Margaret Hudson CURRENT EVENTS 47 Kathy Hutcherson Dorothy Johnson Valerie Jones Dale Kelly David Kelly June Kennedy Mike Kinlaw Peggy Kirby Carolyn Lambert Jerry Lamberth i JUNIORS TAKE ON MORE RESPONSIBILITY Connie Marsh Danny Marsh Kenny Martin Wade _ Matthews Bonnie Mattox 48 Debbie Mattox Tommy McDaniel Carolyn Melton Judy Merritt Marilyn Miles Billy Mitchum Bernard Monroe Morris Monroe Diane Moon Kevin Moreland Margie Newman Paula Nichols Rosa Nowlin Jimmy Overstreet Scott Owen Ann Pittard UNIORS RAISE MONEY June Plymale LeAnn Reynolds The cameraman caught Janet in her natural state. 49 Deborah Rhodes Ray Rice Mark Robinson Vivian Robinson Becky Rosser Chester Rowland Karen Short JoAnne Smither Billy Seay Brenda Singleton Charlie Spann Teresa Shelton Carol Smither Vonnie Spann x bu A Junior class hard at work. 50 Janet Spray Joey Sutphin Don Thomas Vanessa Thomas George Thurman Shelia Thurman Aaron Tippett John Toller LA Juniors go wild at Pep rallies!! Paul Van Kerchove Joyce Wade David Walker David West Ralph West Donald White Eugene Wills Paula Wilson Steve Yuille JUNIORS — BETTER THAN EVER 51 THE CLASS of Debbie Alt Doris Anthony Tommy Atkinson Kathy Barbee Teresa Barksdale Ruth Bates Doretha Berger Laverne Berger Jeanne Blanchard Bill Boley CLASS OF '75 OFFICERS: Pres, Bill Boley, V. Pres. Teresa Barksdale, Sec, Kathy O'Brien, Treas. Moses James. Our Sophomore Officers really stick together! Vickie Boley The Class of '75 is one of the best ever! We are well represented in sports, Forensics and Debate, in the classroom, and in the stands. You can find us struggling through Biology, Algebra, Phys. Ed., ‘Typing, and Foreign Languages. Our Sophomore year is one we will never forget. We will always remember our trip to Washington and our ex- periences in Biology. We are looking forward to next year because we know every year at AHS is a year to remember. Brenda Bolling 52 NINETEEN HUNDRED and Edgar Bolling Vickie Bowyer Robin Brown Vickie Brown Lucy Burgess SOPHOMORES ADD SPIRIT TO A H Brenda Burton Jeb Burton James Burwell Ricky Cabler Mary Lou Burgess Rhonda Burgess Ashby Burks Michael Calloway Marlyn Campbell Todd Carter John Catlin Cathy Childress James Cocke 53 Billy Coffey Wendell Coles Janet Cothran Allen Cox Edith Cox Phylis Cox These library magazines are getting better every day. Carolyn Farmer Jerry Farmer Hal Drumheiler Debbie Dudley Priscilla Crider Alex Cunningham Barry Eanes Corbin Phillip Revonda East Fauntleroy Cunningham Eddie Everhart Robbie Finch ‘tet Kim Dalton Terry Ewing Stanley Finch ate Be eee Sheila Dearing Jean Francis David Hall erent y ne Keith Hall Hendrick Dickerson 54 Joey Hendrick Katie Hensley Phil Hoover David Hull Gary Hundley Moses James The Redheads unite! SOPHOMORES FLAME Stanley James Ben Jones Curtis Keesee Susan Jeffcoat Tony Jones Keith Keesee 55 Bobby Krantz Lynn Krantz Pam Lance Mary Layne Glenda Lewis Joni Lewis Kathy Logwood Roosevelt Logwood Pam McDaniels © Cindy McGregor Ricky McKeel Andrew Merritt Danny Miller Tracy Monroe Kenny Moore Kitty Moore David Mooreland Lenette Moss BIOLOGY — A CHALLENGE FOR SOPHOMORES Jacques Muijie Ruby Nelms Shirley Newman Deborah Nichols James Nowlin ‘ Kathy O'Brien eee PEL ty Carolyn Organ Ken Overstreet Mike Payne Rhonda Perrow Anne Pillow Patricia Pollard 56 Chip Thomas Edmund Trent Carol Tucker Holly Potter Teresa Pruitt Carolyn Reynolds Pam Reynolds Billy Rice Mark Roberts Deborah Robey Gail Robinson Everett Searcy Betty Sexton Karen Sheilds Robbie Sisk Mark Slusher Carmen Smith Beverly Stinnette Billy Taylor Bruce Testerman Barry Thomas a ELLA 4 «) .. Fred Tweedy Jesse Wilson Andy West Wayne Witcher Larry West Kenneth Witt James Cocke and Mark Slusher enjoy time off from school. D Sandra Adams James Allen Susan Anderson Jesse Authur Julie Atkinson Lucy Austin tA Roy Barnard ; Rosaharete FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President: Randy Reaves, Vice-president: Bill Robbins, Treasurer: Jesse Athur, Secretary: Teresa Hamlett. Josephine Bates Reggie Bennett CLASS OF “76” Jill Benton Gloria Boley The freshman class is one of the few classes that have a claim to a class motto. The spirit of 76 . And we have certainly shown it. We were well represented on the field and court, both as players and cheerleaders. As proof of our spirit we have won several pep ral- Renee Boyer lies. We even show our spirit dur- Beh sae ing classes; though much to the - teachers dismay sometimes. We hope to show this same spirit in our upcoming sophomore year. Gary Bolling Janet Bolton Mary Lou Brown Richard Brown 58 FRESHMEN CONQUER “TWO CITIES” Stanley Brown Dean Burke Doug Burton Derwin Campbell June Carpenter Glennwood Carr Shawn Carson Lee Carter Tony Cash Doug Catlin John Childress Leslie Clark Tony Clark Dorinda Clay Cindy Cline Jimmy Coffer Amanda Coles Priscilla Coles Pasty Conners Ellyn Cox Mike Cox Roger Cox Janet Creasy Barbara Crews Patricia Crews Osbey Crider Tim Crouch Vera Cunningham Abbie Dawson Ronnie Denton Elizabeth Dowdy Ginger Elder Dena Fariss Derrick Farmer Mike Farmer Raymond Farmer Lorimer Fauntleroy Ricky Ferguson Kenneth Fox Mary Fox CLASS MOTTO: SPIRIT OFM 16 Kevin Hall Roger Hall Teresa Hamlett David Harder Sylvia Hedrick Rose Hensley Mark Hiner Lisa Hoffman Cindy Hogan Glenna Hogan Melvin Fox Brenda Franklin Ozzie Gibson Rodger Gober Ann Greene Tony Grubbs Dusty Hackworth REPL EIOT ae So that's what freshman do during class. Wendall Hubbard Dale Holt Bobby Hull Drew James Mary Anna Jackson Liz Johnson Annette Keesee Terry Kinsler Judy Kirby Gary Kreidal Wanda Lambert Bonnie Lee Mike Lewis Cecile Logwood V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! Steve Marsh Hattie Martin Jan Maschal John Maschal Daniel Matherly Terry Mayhew Jan McPeters ie Mill T HAT’ S Aen Lillian Miller Racheal Miller Kenneth Moon Kathy Moore Nancy Newman Pam Owen T H E David Patterson David Payne Sharon Payne Bill Phillips Rodney Phillips Gwen Preas Dennis Pruitt Irene Queener Cissy Ramey FRESHMAN BATTLE CRY 6] Kenneth Ramsey Randy Reaves Brenda Reynolds Mike Reynolds Bill Robbins Lewis Robertson Alisa Robertson Judy Robertson Warrington Robinson Wendell Robinson Joyce Saunders Freddie Seay Edgar Shelton Ronnie Shelton Al Sherwood Gary Singleton 2 a YES, FRESHMEN Laon DO WORK : Charles Smith “er Sherri Smith Carol Stevens 2 { Joanne Tanner Bob Taylor Sharee Thomas Ricky Tibbs Daniel Toller Tracey Trent Pam Tweedy Amos Walker Karen Walker Vickie Walters Wesley White Charles West Michael Williamson Mike Williamson Margaret Witt Brenda Wood Dawn Wood Suzanne Vogt 63 CLASS OF °77”’ THE NEW BREED YOU DECIDE You are the fellow that has to decide Whether you will do it or toss it aside You are the fellow who makes up your mind Whether you will lead or linger behind- Whether you will try for the goal that's afar Or be contented to stay where you are. Take it or leave it. Here's something to do, Just think it over. It's all up to you! What do you wish? To be known as a shirk Known as a good man who's willing to work, Scorned for a loafer or praised by your chief Rich man or poor man or beggar or thief? Eager or earnest or dull through the da y, Honest or crooked? It's you who must say! You must decide in the face of the test Whether you will shirk it or give it your best. | PRE-FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Pres, Randy Hawks, V. Pres. Scott Frazier, Sec, Jennifer Spann, Treas. Debbie Dowdy. Fé aul eac(Wpilee| zel'ss 9) leskze Billy Stacey Susan James Lewis Tereas William Arthur Allen Andrews Andrews Anthony Arnould Arnould Mark Bennett Phillip Dennis Robin Windy Glenn Raymond Ashby Austin Barbour Barbour Barnard Bates Willie Brenda Durane Jane Sammy David Berger Bolen Bolen Brag Brit Brooks 64 Lennice Roscoe Brown Calloway Robin Thelma Brumfield Calloway Jamie Jane Burgess Carter Marshall Joni Burgess Catlin Sherry Linda Burgess Childres Robert Terry Burnette Childress Anita Ann Burwell Coles Debra Kenneth Callison Coles PRE-FRESHMEN VICTORY CRY William Coles Danny Cox JoEllen Cox Sharon Creasy Osbey Crider Cindy Dalton Frank Dalton Mike Dalton Sheila Dews Steven Dews Pency Dauglas Ruth Daugles 65 Debbie Dowdy Robin Dudley Valerie Dudley Jeff Ellis Danny Fariss Raleigh Farmer Yogi Farthing Lawrence Faulkner Mile Nora Fergurson Glass Donna Randy Fox Goff Kay Roger Frazier Gossler Scott Ann Frazier Graham Deahl Karla Fraizer Grubbs Donna Ray Freeman Hackworth Randy Roger Gardner Hager Ran James Gay Hall Janet Hall Terry Hall Susan Hamilton Wanda Hancock Brian Harr Randy Hawks Keith Holmes 4 Larry Hoover Johnny Hudson Mackie Irby Sharon Irby Patti Jacobs Janice Jeffcoat Candy Jones Cheryl Jones Cordie Keats Mike Keesee Odel King Ellen Kreidel Pat Lee Cindy Little Albert Logwood Mike Marsh Kathy Mason Valerie Mason Sharon Matherly Sharon Mattox Rhonda Meadows Bruce Merritt Charlie Miller Theodore Miller Francine Monroe Patricia “=. PR E-FRESHMEN Tony Monroe Michael Kenneth ss EXPERIMENT Denise d Neal Robbie Owen INTO UNKNOWN Terry Owen Pf Tamara Painter David Panel Rodney Parker Kathy Preas Vanessa Preas 66 4 wi Dennis Dennis Celia Pruet Robertson Shelton Debbie Tamera Andy Reynoulds Russel Shelton Donnie AW. Reynoulds Scruggs Donald Daniel Rhodes Searcy Robbie Rice Shelia Rice Karen Rigney Gary Roberts Steve Shelton Mike Sherwood I tried it, and I liked it! 67 Vernon Souser Jennifer Spann Timmy Stem Kathy Tanks Dexter Walthall Maureen Williams Kayla Winston Janice Whitcher Errettee Woodriff 68 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR: CARLA ARTHUR 69 OUR NUNTIUS STAFF AND Women's lib. Strikes in controlling the editing staff. Janis Burnette-- Editor-in-chief Pam Vogt--Ass't. Editor-in-chief Cathy Carpenter--Business Manager Charlotte Bates--Senior Class Editor Becky Mitchell--Co-Senior Class Editor Babs Barnard--Junior Class Editor Becky Rosser--Co-Junior Class Editor 70 Joni Lewis--Sophomore Class Editor Corbin Fauntleroy--Freshman Class Editor Vickie Brown--8th Grade Class Editor Audrey Keesee--Faculty Editor Carla Arthur--Organizations Editor Julie Abbett--Features Editor EVER FAITHFUL HELPERS Nothing but praise for those helpful assistants and photographers. Marilyn Campbell Curtis Thornhill Anne Rountrey Carol Smither D ebbie Alt Anne Pillow Lisa Hoffman Lorimer Fauntleroy Kathy Barbee Steve Jones Kay Bolin Becky Owen Marie Hicks Val Roxann Fox Kathy Dodson Cissy Ramey Pam Tuck Bob Booker Robbie Sisk David Roberts Jerry Farmer June Plymale Bobby Keasler Cindy Hunley Steve Graham R. A. Bolling WAAAY = OUR SCA Durayne Bolling Raymond Bates June Plymale Terry Brockwell Terry Smith Marilyn Campbell Sheila Rice Denise Neil Teresa Barksdale Donald Reynolds Sharon Mattox Cindy Cline Dee Epperson Candy Jones Robin Brumfield WORKS Mike Dalton Vickie Bowyer Chuck Alt Wayne Tucker David Hall Moses James Steve Jones Bob Booker David Roberts Bennie Ellis Vickie Brown Andrew Merritt Teresa Hamlett Debbie Dowdy John Muije 72 Chip Carter--President Carolyn Albiston--Vice- President Corbin Fauntleroy--Treasurer Randy Reaves--Secretary Mrs. Doris Cocke--Sponsor TOP SENIORS Steve Graham Bobby Keasler David Roberts Becky Owen Pam Tuck Steve Jones Pam Vogt Roxann Fox Robin Skeen Curtis Thornhill Chuck Alt Vickie Guthrie Lee Waller Dee Epperson Darrell Rice Janis Burnette Bruce Harvey John Muije Mark Law And to John Muije---' Thank YOU! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY eS TOP JUNIORS Wendell Austin Jo Ann Smither Tommy Gossler Becky Rosser Vicky Hall Cathy Carpenter Mike Kinlaw Vanessa Thomas Royce English David Walker Leann Reynolds Aaron Tippett Mark Crouch Bradford Dalton Paul VanKerchove Bennie Ellis David West Carol Smither Fred Cabler Buddy Burnette Carolyn Albiston Gary Brumfield THE AHS BAND UNDER THE DIRECTION : OF ROBERT TUNKEL 74 THE LEADERS OF OUR BAND James Cocke, Buddy Burnette, Tad West, Glen Cunningham, Robin Skeen, Suzanne Vogt, and Janet Bolton. TRUMPETS Buddy Burnette Gary Thomas Tommy Barbee Scott Frazier William Allen Gary Bolling Randolph Gay Robbie Sisk TROMBONES Jacques Muije Charles West Tad West DRUMS Mike Brown James Cocke Phillip Ashby Rodger Gossler Carlton Woodruff A DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES Billy Seay Eddie Hudson FRENCH HORN Mark Slusser BARITONE SAX Glen Cunningham BARITONE Freddie Seay TUBA Scott Owen CLARINETS Suzanne Vogt Delores Ashwell Karen Short Debbie Mattox Debbie Callison Deahl Frazier Bonnie Lee ADD PIZZAZZ!! Karen Short, Janet Cothran, Valerie Jones, Debbie Mattox, and Kathy Barbee. Gwen Preas FLUTES Robin Skeen Dee Epperson Bennie Ellis Janet Cothran Kathy Barbee Julie Atkinson Jan McPeters Vanessa Preas Tamera Painter Celia Shelton Janice Jeffcoat Donna Freeman SAXAPHONE Janet Bolton Jeff Ellis BELTALY RA Carolyn Albiston Jackie Callahan Dorothy Johnson Barbie Guthrie Bruce Testament Debbie Layne Connie Smith Scott Owen Melodie Cline Cynthia Hackworth Brenda Singleton Paula Wilson FOLK MUSIC CLUB Folk Music Cub GR OW S ! Bennie Ellis Glen Cunningham Vivian Robinson Marilyn Miles Frances Calloway Judy Merritt Deborah Rhodes Gloria Calloway Diane Moon Carolyn Clay Teresa Clark Eddie Hudson Paul VanKerchove Terry Hogan Don Thomas Steve Pruitt Mike Goodman Tommy Booker Bonsall Hart Chip Carter 76 Debbie Mattox Eddie Barnard Timmy Roach Kenny Martin Edward Calloway Marvin Moon Houston Walthall Ed Knight Greg Carroll Keith Hall Billy Seay Donnie Pointdexter Jerry Robinson Alphonso Irving Jeffrey Minnis Chuck Alt Bob Booker George Kreidel J. W. Melton David Crouch David Tucker CHORUS PERFORMS MUSICAL “YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN” 77 M. Law E. Hudson G. Cunnungham B. Ellis P. Van Kerchove J.7 Cocke D. Harder A. Greene V. Bowyer B. Owen V. Brown J. Cothran R. Skeen A. Rountrey Mark Law Glen Cunningham Benny Ellis Paul Van Kerchove James Cocke Carol Smither S. Vogt G. Preas S, Phillips T. Brockwell C. Smithers B. Cothran J. Bolton M. Burgess C. Faunlteroy C. Albiston R. Bates C. Stevens B. Coffey Mary Lou Burgess Carolyn Albiston Anne Rountrey Becky Owen Beth Cothran Billy Coffey | : i i : t : : GIRL’S MONOGRAM CLUB We start to work under new sponsor--Miss Hern. Marilyn Miles Sheila Brown Sarah Moon Anne Chumley Dorella Coleman Valerie Jones Linda Dorlser Karen Short Carla Arthur Babs Barnard Vicky Hall JoAnne Smither Vanessa Thomas Roxann Fox Janet Spray June Plymale Stacy Keatts Janet Cothran Debbie Mattox Marie Hicks 78 Kathy Barbee Anna Harvey Linda Farmer Brenda Singleton Margie Newman Gail Dowdy Kathy Logwood Becky Owen Janis Burnette VARSITY CLUB B. Booker H. Barksdale T. Hogan M. Crouch J. Burton RemeSisix S. Finch M. Moon J. Hedrick M, Payne M. James em COX D. Singleton D. Marsh J. Sutphin M. Kinlaw S. Owen S. Graham B. Gober J. Jeffcoat So Jeybuhae R. Tanks B. Elliot anes R. Finch M. Goodman C. Spann GarAlt B. David D, Catron S. Thomas B, Harvey B. Jones S. Jones D. Thomas L. Waller E. Hudson D. Roberts B. Taylor D. Burton B. Keasler D. Kelly T. Barbee J. Layne G. Brumfield 19 CANAAN ANN (Male lela. HAS TO DIVIDE SENIOR OFFICERS SEDI BD JUNIOR OFFICERS Melodie Cline Allison Dellinger Vicky Brown Debbie Layne Debbie Dowdy Donna Freeman Jennifer Spann Holly Potter Donna Freeman Allison Dellinger Ann Green Debbie Dowdy June Carpenter Wanda Childress Lorimer Fauntleroy Marlyn Campbell Carolyn Organ Jennifer Spann Lucy Burgess Melodie Cline Janet Cothran Vicky Brown Lisa Hoffman Lynn Singleton Debbie Layne Vanessa Thomas Mrs. Shelton, sponsor Mrs, Cocke, sponsor FIRST YEAR MEMBERS EAGER TO WORK Stacey Andrews Susan Andrews Delores Ashwell Wendy Barbour Lennice Brown Mary Lou Brown Robin Brumfield Jamie Burgess Jane Carter Joni Catlin Linda Childress Jo Ellen Cox Cindy Dalton Allison Dellinger Sheila Dews Debbie Dowdy Robin Dudley Valerie Dudley Donna Fox Kay Frazier Donna Freeman Ann Graham Karla Grubbe Susan Hamilton Cindy Hogan Sharon Irby Patti Jacobs Janice Jeffcoat Candy Jones Cheryl Jones Terry Kinsler Ellen Kriedel Sharon Matherly Rhonda Meadows Audrey McDaniels Denise Neal Robbi Rice Tamera Russell Sharon Shields Jennifer Spann Kathy Tanks Vicky Thomas Kayla Winston Dorinda Clay Carolyn Farmer Liz Johnson Terry Mayhew Alisa Robinson Carol Smither Carol Stevens Vicky Walters SECOND AND THIRD YEAR MEMBERS HAVE GOOD YEAR AND LOOK FORWARD TO NEXT YEAR Doris Anthony Renee Bowyer Robin Brown Vicky Brown Lucy Burgess Mary Lou Burgess Rhonda Burgess June Carpenter Marilyn Campbell Cindy Cline Janet Cothran Kim Dalton Debbie Dudley Lorimer Fauntleroy Ann Green Dusty Hackworth Lisa Hoffman Mary Anna Jackson 81 Pam Lance Glenda Lewis Kathy Moore Lenette Moss Cindy McGregor Ruby Nelms Carolyn Organ Ann Pillow Holly Potter Irene Queener Cissy Ramey Pam Reynolds Deborah Robey Betty Sexton Carmen Smith Beverly Stinette Tracer Trent Karen Walker FOURTH AND FIFTH YEAR MEMBERS ENJOY F.H.A. MORE AND MORE Babs Barnard Wanda Childress Dorothy Johnson Debbie Layne Becky Rosser Connie Smith Vanessa Thomas Janet Spray Ann Chumley Melodie Cline Debbie Mattox - Carol Smither Francis Calloway A H S Carla Arthur Paula Wilson o) e ° Mrs, Cocke, sponsor Mansa AND F.H.A. ““GOOD-BY P’ 82 4 iH wb@iats peeeisacial® mast ar ans 5 Sma Julie Abbett Debbie Alt Julie Atkinson Charlotte Bates Kathy Barbee Jeanne Blanchard Kay Bolin Kimble Brown Carolyn Clay Audrey Coffey Gloria Coles Abbie Gail Dawson Kathy Dodson Ginger Elder Corbin Fauntleory Roxan Fox Jean Francis Patricia Graham Teresa Hamlett Anna Harvey Marie Hicks F.T.A. PREPARES Susan Jeffcoat Audrey Keesee Joni Lewis Albert Logwood Jan McPeters Judy Merritt Marilyn Miles Minnie Miles Deborah Nichols Susan Niswander Susan Phillips Anne Pillow Ann Pittard Gwen Preas Dennis Robertson Gladys Robinson Vivian Robinson Robin Skeen Pam Tuck Pam Vogt Suzanne Vogt TOMORROW'S TEACHER’S FOR TOMORROW'S SCHOOLS 83 Billy Seay Bob Gober Jesse Arthur Tony Grubs Randy Reaves Mike Kinlaw Bradford Dalton Don Thomas Bob Booker Bruce Harvey Bonsall Hart David Tucker Andy West Joey Hedrick Todd Carter Kim Hall Wendell Austin Lee Carter Jan Maschal Jeb Burton James Cocke Vernon Souser Phillip Ashby William Arthur 84 HI-Y AND TRI-HI-Y MEET James Hall Kirk Deese Rodger Gober Tommy Atkinson Roy Barnard Freddie Seay Gary Hunley Robbie Finch R.A. Bolling James James Hal Drumheller Billy Coffey Chuck Alt Steve Graham David Singleton Chip Carter Bobby Keasler Steve Jones Ran Gay Doug Burton Bob Elliot Stanley Finch Mark Slusher Andrew Merrit CHALLENGE OF NEIGHBOR SCHOOL JR. TRI-HI-Y Mrs. Scott, sponsor Pam Tuck Kathy Dodson Debbie Mattox Kathy Hutcherson June Kennedy Brenda Singleton Dorothy Johnson Connie Smith Debbie Layne Karen Short LeAnn Reynolds Gail Crews Dorinda Clay Ann Greene Tamara Painter Ann Graham Susan Hamilton Linda Childress Karen Rigney Nora Glass Candy Janes Denise Neal Karla Grubs Debbie Dowdy Sharon Matherly Stacey Andrews Ellen Kriedel Cheryl Jones Allison Dellinger Gwen Preas Suzanne Vogt Lynn Singleton Cissy Ramey Lorimer Fauntleroy Renee Bowyer Ginger Elder SR. TRI-HI-Y Ann Pittard Anna Harvey Pam Howell Doris Anthony June Plymale Vanessa Thomas Holly Potter Linda Farmer Cathy Carpenter Anne Chumley Valerie Jones Janet Spray 85 Ann Rountrey Debbie Alt Kay Bolin Charlotte Bates Lucy Burgess Beverly Stinnette Pam Reynolds Carmen Smith Pam Lance Ann Pillow Lynn Krantz Marie Hicks Karen Walker Teresa Hamlett Cindy Cline Carol Stevens Donna Freeman Wendy Barbour Celia Shelton Elizabeth Dowdy Jan McPeters Terry Mayhew Cindy Hogan Tracey Trent Dusty Hackworth June Carpenter Julie Atkinson Vanessa Preas Debbie Callison Janice Jeffcoat Robbie Rice Delores Atwell Jamie Burgess Lisa Hoffman Mary Anna Jackson Irene Queener Joni Lewis Kathy Barbee Jeanne Blanchard Mary Lou Burgess Teresa Barksdale Corbin Fauntleroy Janet Cothran Kim Dalton Carla Arthur Wanda Childress Babs Barnard Robin Skeen OUR DEBATE TEAM AND CLUB John Muije, Bill Boley, Drew James, Randy Reaves, Carol Smither, Jerry Farmer, Jesse Arthur, Robin Brumfield, Kirk Deese, Ginger Elder, Karen Walker, Beverly Stinnette, Doris Anthony, and sponsors Mrs, Andrew and Mr. Boteler. SOMETHING TO BE PRO ! Corbin Fauntleroy, Jerry Farmer, Becky Owen, Bonsall Hart, Carol Smither, Paul Van Kerchove, Carolyn Albiston, John Muije, Jeanne Blanchard, Mrs, Andrew and Mr. Boteler, sponsors. OUR ILLUSTRIOUS | FORENSICS TEAM 86 THE VISTA STAFF Wonder what they will come up with this year? Aaron Tippett Becky Owen Don Thomas Susan Phillips John Muije June Plymale Alphonso Irving Becky Rosses Carolyn Albiston Ann Rountrey Kathy Allen Janet Spray Carla Arthur Pam Vogt Babs Barnard Mr. Boteler, sponsor Cathy Carpenter Judy Merritt Becky Mitchell BOY WHAT THEY CAME UP WITH 87 wt See BR be V. Bowyer, B. Burton, R. Cabler, B. Eanes, C. Hedrick, B. Testerman, K. Witt, G. Dowdy, K. Log- wood, E. Bolling, M. Calloway, W. Coles, P. Cunnungham, T. Ewing, L. Hall, G. Hunley, K. Keesee, D. Miller, L. Rice, E. Trent, J. Wilson, M. Gadsden, R. Allen, F. Calloway, M. Cook, M. Dabney, C. Melton, S. Austin, T. Boley, J. Calloway, L. Hackworth, J. Overstreet, D. Tucker, M. Roberts, B. Burke, D. Crouch, L. Fox, F. Marsh, J. Mayhew, J. Melton, J. Minnis, D. Rice, T. Roach, M. Wood- ruff, E, Anthony, Mrs. Bennett, sponsor. WAIKC wake F, Cabler, E, Farmer, R. Fitch, J. Lamberth, T. Moon, L. Parker, S, Brown, S. Davis, R. Dowdy, D. Reynolds, J. Toller, E. Wills, D. Layne, B. Mitchem, G. Cunningham, C. Franklin, W. Matthews, M. Monroe, B. Nichols, D. Poindenter, J. Robinson, G. Robinson, G. Thurman, C. Woodruff, S. Yuille, R. Nelms, Lo Rice; 88 Brenda Bolling Minnie Miles Vanessa Ruff Delores Clay Bonnie Saunder s Kay Bolin Charlotte Bates Gladys Robinson Becky Searcy Glenda Adkins Judy Wilson Nancy Logwood Tereasa Pruitt ENJOYS MANY FIELD TRIPS 89 Dorella Coleman Robbie Creasy Kimble Brown Audrey Coffey Ruby Francis June Kennedy Carol Tucker David Hall Janet Wilson Paula Nichols Leann Reynolds Tereasa Merritt Mable Carr Tad West Jacques Muije Bobbie Keasler David Singleton Lee Waller Tommy Booker John Muije Steve Jones Chuck Alt Billy Taylor Freddie Seay Lewis Robertson Benny David R.A. Bolling Chip Carter Paul Van Kerchove David West Tony Clark Lee Carter David Roberts Kirk Deese Roy Barnard Mark Heiner Mark Law SCIENCE CLUB Darrell Payne Ed Knight Bonsall Hart Dean Burke Jesse Arthur Charles West Tommy Akinson Kennith Ramsy Tony Jones Bill Boley Jerry Farmer Randy Reaves Reggie Bennett Aaron Tippett Carolyn Albiston Marshall Burgess Hal Drumheller David Harder Keith Hall Kem Dalton Bradford Dalton Billy Coffey James Layne Mr. Dowdy, sponsor NEW CLUB HITS A.HSS. D. Robertson, M. Cline, R. McKeel, O, Gibson, S$. Newman, K. Ramsey, T. Atkinson, J. Maschol, R. Tanks, M. Moon, C. Hubbard, G. Moss, C. Alex- ander, E, Robinson, B. Merritt, M. Robinson, M. Payne, G. Kreidel, W. Hubbard, A. Coffey, P. Howell, J. Farmer, A. Irving, V. Dualey, K. Huther- son, B. Singleton. 90 LIBRARY CLUB Larry Lance Doug Catlin Jane Carter Drew James Wayne Tucker Amos Walker Kenneth Fox Vicky Bolling Cindy Pruitt Shelia Rice Jo Ellen Cox INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB we . recs ae econ teat ct etn teagreneanmng Todd Carter Eddie Everhart Roosevelt Logwood Carolyn Clay J.W. Melton Mr. Hamlette, sponsor 91 LANGUAGE CLUB K,. Allen S. Phillips Ree Cox B. Owen Leh A. Keesee Rev rox 8 K. Shields P, Vogt B. Sexton C. Smither B. Ellis S. Jeffcoat D. Walker V. Boley Soe Lucker C. Albiston G. Carroll Ky Frazier D. Farris M. Miles R. Farmer _ G. Coles W. Tucker B. Guthrie C. West K. Brown D. Grader J. Abbett E. Knight A. Dawson M. Law R. Brumfield Leones S. Andrews O. Gibson T. Russell R. McKeel V. Robinson M. Lewis J. Merritt K. Hall A lappete R. Bennett M. Crouch T. Booker D. Roberts R. Logwood L. Waller Te. Clark J. Muije D. Frazier Dy james Sepnrazten A. Walker R. Owen J. Lewis L. Robertson F, Smith J. Brown -A, Dellinger D. Epperson J. Stewme J. Burnette T. West D. Anthony J. Arthur J. Blanchard B. Boley G.Elder B. Elliot J. Farmer M. Farmer C, Fauntleroy A. Harvey M. James G. Preas R. Reaves F, Seay L. Singleton S. Vogt K. Walker 92 PUERTO RICAN HOLIDAY cise Guess Who's Coming to Dinner ? The morning after the night before-- Right, Becky ? Eating AGAIN, Debbie? PUERTO RICO IS A NICE PLACE TO VISIT BUT... S)3) SPORTS SPORTS EDITOR: ROBIN SKEEN 1972 FOOTBALL TEAM ROW 1: M. Catlin, J. James, G. Thomas, S. Jones, C. Thornhill, R. Tanks, M. Goodman, C, Alt, J. Jeffcoat, T. Barbee, ROW 22'T. Booker, D . Kelly, D. Thomas, D. Catron, C. Spann, D. Marsh,S. Finch, sE Barnaca sn, Harmon, H. Barksdale. ROW 3: T. Hogan, J. Catlin, R. Sisk, M. James, H. Drumheller, M. Payne, T. Ewing, R. Winston, A. Cox. ROW 4: J. Muije, W. Witcher, S. Finch. 2 WINS — 8 LOSSES COACHES: Al Smith, Ed Dudley, Mike Head, and Jim Hawley. 96 COLONELS IN ACTION — SOME OF THE BETTER MOVES NEW COACH AND YOUNG TEAM — A TIME TO BUILD WINNING WAYS 1972 SENIOR Chuck Alt Tommy Barbee Mike Catlin Center Offensive End Tackle Mike Goodman Alphonso Irving James James Linebacker Linebacker Fullback 98 FOOTBALL PLAYERS . , 4 a Jim Jeffcoat Steve Jones Ricky Tanks Tackle Tackle Quarterback Gary Thomas Curtis Thornhill Safety Cornerback 99 Missile Barbee grabs a towel-- that's HIS idea of action! Charming Chuckie the Boop-Boop-Bee-Doop!! 'Looks like Mike's got his Cheerleader. Look at those legs!! hands full!!! CANDID CAMERA STRIKES AGAIN!!! Senior members of the Football team and cheerleading squad get together for a farewell picture. OOPS! Lost the ball AGAIN! JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 1972 J.V2S SHOW PROMISE ROW 1: R. Phillips, R. Gober. ROW 2: J, Daniel, R. Burnette, D. Catlin, T. Grubbs. ROW 3: M, Farmer, J. Robbins, J. Maschal, R. Shelton. Where's the rest of the team? Gone on a Science Club trip. FEW WINS BUT LOTS OF HARD WORK Coach Browning Coach Horsely There was lots of practice on the front lawn. 101 VARSITY AND JR. VARSITY ENTHUSIASM AT 1972 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS KEEP FANS’ SPIRIT HIGH we SITTING: Vicki Gutherie, Minnie Miles. STANDING: Babs Barnard, Dee Epperson, oe Carpenter, Lucy Burgess, Becky Rosser, Kim Dalton, Marie Hicks. Capt. Minnie and Vicki give a big smile while making Could that REALLY be Vicki with her mouth posters for the big Gretna game. SHUT rie 102 CHEERLEADERS SPARK COLONELS’ GAMES J.V. CHEERLEADERS STRIKE A FEW POSES i i VICTORY J.V. Cheerleaders sitting pretty. PEP RALLIES ARE LOUD — ENTHUSIASTIC ROW 1: Marilyn Ward, Gwen Preas. ROW 2: Rita Singleton, Ginger Elder, captain; Mary Lou Brown. V-I-C-T-O-R-Y THAT’S THE COLONELS’ BATTLE CRY!!! 103 1973 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM TEAM ROSTER Eddie Barnard Terry Poindexter Tommy Booker Coaches Steve Pruitt Ed Calloway Jim Hawley Rickie Tanks Mike Goodman John Erb Aaron Tippett Carl Hubbard COLONELS SHOW IMPROVEMENT WITH EACH GAME — GRADUALLY BECOMING A TEAM THAT'S HARD TO BEAT!! Coaches Erb and Hawley pause long enough for a pose. 104 THOSE HARD-WORKING SENIOR COURTMEN Edward Calloway Mike Goodman Carl Hubbard Steve Pruitt Rickie Tanks 105 we Colonels finally get the ball all to themselves. Mike's still looking for the ball. | COLONELS BATTLE TO GET BALL 106 Carl Hubbard bids a fond farewell to the ball. )') ALTAVISTA HIGH SCHOOL 1972-73 Basketball Dee. 5—Brookville — Away 8—St. River — Home 9— Wm. Byrd — Home 12—Rustbure — Home 19—Wm. Campbell — Away 22—- Wm. Byrd — Away 29— Nelson — Home 2— Brookville — Home 5—Appomattox — Away 9— Gretna — Away 12—-Forest — Away 18— Tunstall — Home 16--- Tunstall — Away 19— Nelson — Away 26—Rustburg — Away 2—Wm. Campbell — Home 6—St. River — Away 9—Appomattox — Home 13—Gretna — Home wit? 16—Forest — Home Rigs J.V. Preliminary All Games 6:30 P.M. % . ob Tala Seniors Mike Goodman and Carl Hubbard and Soph, Bob Elliott show their Colonel Power in game against Gretna. COLONELS WIN TOUGH GAME AGAINST GRETNA 1973 COLONETTES The Colonettes Minnie Miles Mary Lou Brown Becky Mitchell Jean Blanchard i Pl Serer Coach: Linda Hem cea 3 ern. Anna Harvey Carol Smither Stacy Keatts Van essa Thomas GIRLS TEAM — WORKING HARD — PLAYING WELL — A TOUGH TEAM TO BEAT!!! 110 Rox Ann Fox TEE: SENIOR COLONETTES THEIR LAST SEASON Becky Mitchell Hah Minnie Miles THOSE ROUGH, TOUGH COLONETTES DOIN’ THEIR STUFF?! All these shots were taken at the Gretna game where the Gretna Hens found out that the Colonettes were hard to handle!! JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1973 J. Burton K. Moore E, Everhart W. Merritt S. Finch B. Taylor J. Hedrick Boanayior P. Hoover W. Witcher S. James Mgrs, : R. Hawks, V. Sousser Coach: Benny Arthur Joey Hedrick battles for the ball in game against Tunstall. dev ss INPACTION!!! VARSITY AND J.V. CHEERLEADERS GO! FIGHT! WIN! CHEERLEADERS SPARK PEP AND ENTHUSIASM SR. TRI-CAPTAINS: Janis Burnette, Becky Owen, Ann Rountrey. JUNIORS: Vickie Hall, Bonnie Mattox, Debbie Mattox, JoAnn Smither. SOPHS.: Kathy Barbee, Ann Pillow. COLONELS, COLONELS, WHO ARE THEY? WHERE THERE’S A WILL TH ERE’S A FRESHMEN: Renee Bowyer, Teresa VERY BEST TEAM Hamlett, Lynn Singleton, Karen Walker Pre-Frosh: Debbie Dowdy, WAY!! Key Paes: menite Neal. pou IN THE U:S.A,! 114 Former Colonel star D. Mason watches Colonels' game. He Guy... ; ret A.H.S.'s future Globetrotters show off for the camera. OLLEY BAL 7 ROW 1: J. Plymale, A. Harvey. ROW 2: J. Blanchard, R: Fox. ROW 3: Gitkider,7B. Singleton. GIRLS FINALLY WIN ar AGAINST fe BROOKVILLE o——_ o——=eP o— MISS HERN BRINGS NEW SPORT TO A.HLS. ROW 1: V. Boley, M. Burgess. ROW 2: C. Logwood, Miss Hern, Coach. 1972 VOLLEYBALL TEAM IS A FIRST IN A.H.S. HISTORY est ii Coach Hern and Captain Roxann Fox discuss team in P. E, office. St. River Gretna Appomattox Rustburg Brookville SCORES U 116 YES, A.H.S. THERE ISA GOLF TEAM 1972 DISTRICT CHAMPS Spike Andrew, Bruce Harvey, Carma Faunteleroy, Mike Kinlaw, Doug Burton, Bob Elliott and Jeb Burton are proud of their outstanding record. GOLF TEAM TIES FOR SECOND PLACE IN REGION SCORES Us Them Brookville Siiee oP A Ae Rustburg 18 0 Brookville 17 1 Rustburg 13° 1 2 41 2 7, ROW 1: S. Andrew, P. Reynolds, J. James, M. Goodman, M. Reaves, K. Finch. ROW 2: M. James, B. Jones, D. Thom- as, G, Carroll, R. Finch, B. Taylor. ROW 3: R. Winston, L. Daniel, S. Finch; D. Poindexter, E, Hudson. ROW 4: Coach Browning, E, Farmer, J. Brown, D. Marsh, R. Dowdy. A.H.S. 1972 BASEBALL TEAM Mike Goodman heading for home plate. COLONELS STRIKE OUT 118 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL TEAM 1972 ROW ish Hall, V. Bowyer, A. Robinson, C. Logwood, S, Keatts, ROW 2: A. Coffey, J. Coffey, R. Fox, R. Nelms, Coach Graham. ROW 3: Coach Campbell, B. Mattox, B. Singleton, L. Moss, M. Newman, ILS Outdoor Track Team Herbert Lanier Alphonso Irving Mike Kidd Jerry Barnard Allen Cox Robbie Sisk David West Mark Crouch Joey Hedrick David Roberts Bobby Booker George Kreidel TRACK AND ALPHONSO IRVING eee 3° Brookville 89 B R EA K S Sea County ey Rustburg Fi S @ H O O [ William Campbell IPA St. River 64 ; RECORDS 120 MARK CROUCH SETS NEW | SCHOOL RECORD Indoor Track Team Hal Drumheller, Allen Cox, Gary Kreidal, Steve Jones, Alphonso Irving, David Roberts, Mark Crouch, Mark Ro- berts, Bobby Booker, John Catlin, Robbie Sisk. af ARS are 3 y n i ast AOR The Rough and Tough Cross Country Team 122 FEATURES FEATURES EDITOR: JULIE ABBETT 2s: PROM 1972 PRECIOUS AND FEW ith the music. ight along w ing r . The dancers sw Couples are captured by the mystical nature of the fountain. The Premiers add to the light atmosphere. ne 5 124 PRECIOUS AND FEW Precious and Few are the moments we two can share, Quiet and blue like the sky I'm hung over you. And if I can't find my way back home it just wouldn't be fair. Precious and Few are the moments we two can share. Baby it's you on my mind-your love is so rare. Being with you is a feeling I just can't compare. And if I can't hold you in my arms it just wouldn't be fair. Cause Precious and Few are the moments we two can share. And if I can't find my way back home it just wouldn't be fair. Cause Precious and Few are the moments we two can share. Slow and Sweet! Enjoyment is the ideal and memorie of the night. 125 HOMECOMING 1972 ONE FINE MORNING Couples sit out a dance for a bit of rest and conversation. The theme song, One Fine Morning is a new beat and Couples enjoy the excellent music played by the House Of style for everyone. Commons. ‘12 HOMECOMING COURT The Homecoming Court stands on parade QUEEN Minnie Miles KING Mike Catlin 127 EIGHTH GRADE: Jennifer Span and escort, Steve Jones. FRESHMAN: Karen Walker and escort, Stanly Finch.- SENIOR: Vickie Guthrie and es- cort, Tommy Barbee. SOPHOMORE: Kathy Barbee and es- cort, John Catlin. JUNIOR: Carla Arthur and escort, Don Thomas. 128 EIGHTH GRADE: Debbie Dowdy and escort, Mike Marsh, FRESHMAN: Renee Bowyer and es- cort, Allan Cox. SENIOR: Charlotte Bates and escort Curtis Thornhill, d SOPHOMORE: Carmen Smith and es- cort, Tommy Booker. JUNIOR: Valerie Jones and escort, Dennis Catron. ZS LATIN DAY AND BANQUET NS Ae Satish oc The bridal procession enters. Roman nobles are entertained by a battle to the end , The wedding feast commences for the maids and matrons, 130 Ah. ..such obedient slaves! Slaves serve the next course of the feast. Si LANGUAGE DAY AND BANQUET Chip Carter, Becky Owen and Vickie Guthrie gave light entertainment to the banquet. Everyone made food and gave their all to make the banquet a great success. 132 THE MOST ORIGINAL SPANISH COSTUME: Robbie Sisk and Pam Howell. THE MOST AUTHENTIC SPANISH COSTUME: Bobby Booker and Kathy Barbee. THE MOST ORIGINAL INTERNATIONAL COSTUME: Jacques Muije. THE MOST AUTHENTIC INTERNATIONAL COSTUME: Ricky McKeel and Jo Ann Smither. THE MOST ORIGINAL FRENCH COSTUME: Susan Jeffcoat and Derion Campbell. THE MOST AUTHENTIC FRENCH COSTUME: Rodney Phillips and Margie Newman. l33 WELCOME TO LTAVISTA SPEED LIMIT 134 ADVERTISEMENTS BUSINESS MANAGER: CATHY CARPENTER CONGRATULATIONS GRAD NOW WHAT? Maybe you’re starting college next year—if so, great! Our best wishes go with you. When you complete your college education, we may have just the opportunity you are looking for. But if you plan to start your career immediately, what if you start with Lane? For one thing, your education won’t come to a screeching halt. In addition to well-organized on-the-job training and companiy- sponsored courses, you'll be offered an opportunity to enroll in job- related college classes at a local institution that will help you with your work and prepare you for advancement. For another, you'll work in an atmosphere of challenges and oppor- tunities. You'll be working with a company that has doubled in size in the last 7 years and growth should continue creating still more room at the top for you. You'll work with some of the most modern facilities in the industry. You'll live in the community you know with people you know. A lot will happen to you when you work with Lane, because a lot is happening at Lane. Altavista, Va. 24517 Contact: The Personnel Manager, The Lane Company, Inc., Altavista, Va. 24517, or call 369-5641 for an appointment. Burlington loves 4 Good, Cducation. Because nothing beats a good one. ALTAVISTA WEAVING AND FINISHING COMPANY JIMMY’S RESTAURANT ‘ Where friends meet and eat” Oe H MAIN STREET ALTAVISTA HARDWARE ALTAVISTA, VA. COMPANY Sporting Goods Hardware — Paint — Housewares We Deliver Phone: 369-420] Altavista, Va. eB iF Through the efforts of quality people Klopman produces quality cloth Education is one of the keys in our search for quality KLOPMAN MILLS Altavista Plant Division of Burlington Industries E.E.O. Employer Altavista Concrete estem Products tO IDGVE TEAM UNIONS SEC ORRGE Phone: 369-5839 Ready-Mix Concrete Vie family, stores Broad St. Altavista Solite Blocks Septic Tanks land |I]| CATALOG Building Materials ne ||ORDER Phone: 369-4791 Altavista, Va. THE PORTRAIT PRAGE “Serving Altavista SINCE 1938” @ Portraits, Pastels, Oils HICKS’ CLEANERS © Bridal and Wedding Candids AND DYERS, INC. @ Birth Announcements @ Copy Work and Restoration Pennsylvania Avenue ® Commercial 369-4015 519 Main St. Altavista 138 eqgett Your Happing Shopping Store Main Street Altavista, Virginia 369-5601 DAIRY FREEZE 910 MAIN ST. ALTAVISTA, VA. DIXIE MOTORS OF ALTAVISTA INC. HOME OF DODGE — PLYMOUTH — CHRYSLER AND DERENDABEEB USED CARS ALTAVISTA NEWS STAND READING MATERIAL FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY J.T. MASON, PROPRIETOR 611 BROAD ST. ALTAVISTA Ih she COMPLIMENTS OF SMITHER JEWELRY On FIDELITY NATIONAL BANK Since 1910 “Your class ring headquarters” A MEMBER OF F.D.L.C. ‘Helping You Grow Helps Us Grow” Altavista Broad Street HIGHVIEW MOTORS VAUGHAN MOTOR Co. “Chink’’ Thomas H.W. Rosser GLE, ARPELIANGES ZENE Ae Ve FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Selected Cars and Trucks 716 MAIN ST. ALTAVISTA, VA. 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T SENIOR TRI-HI-Y VISTA FOOD MARKET a ALTAVISTA LAUNDERS CLEANERS CARTERS COUNTRY STORE —” 146 PATRONS Larry R. Jewell, D.D.S. Boley’s Market 511 Seventh St. Route | Altavista, Va. Lynch Station, Va. Supreme Save Station Reynolds Drive-In Grocery Gretna, Va. Route | Jerry Brown, Owner Altavista, Va. Mitchell’s Beauty Salon State Farm Insurance Co. 503 Seventh St. 714 Main St. Altavista, Va. Altavista, Va. David’s Gulf Station Agnes H. Dowdy 531 Main St. 503-A Seventh St. Altavista, Va. Altavista, Va. Mitchell’s Garage Dr. L. B. Satterfield Route 2 505 Seventh St. Gladys, Va. Altavista, St. Sam Wilmouth Gulf Seminole Trail Chapter 2209 Wards Rd. Order Of Demolay Lynchburg, Va. BOOSTERS B T Vendors Mr. Mrs. R. A. Mitchell Lynchburg Battery Ignition Co., Inc. 147 148 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS H. Hay v Nt fot iy apes ; 731 1) yh cecal ri ‘ } 7 ha Ae rile Bo sary ve, 4 ah ep —— - d oh nee. is 4 ps ws nt 4 a anf % y ga. +d acl ro Vieng ted 3] i Ny al? ad ee al Aue Pe eel ee NpissS se lige