Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

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.. And Places To Go where students like to go fo talk to friends or just relax a while. Just peep inside Mr. Boreler’s room during lunch some day. There's no telling who might be there. You may even get invited into a game of cards. The 7th and 8th graders usually spend their breaktime in the cafere- Above: Many srudents enjoy relaxing with friends at the Pizza Hur especially after a chilly foorball game. Across: Cruising Main Street has become a tradition among fun - loving Colonels! ria, while some upper classmen resort to the smoking area where friends are gathered. It’s quite obvious rhar anytime you have a growing body of students such as ours there will always be new dimensions in places tO go. Below: Card playing is a daily affair during lunch in Mr. Boreler’s room for this group of seniors who enjoy a little relaxation during a hectic day. Places To Go 27

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26 Places To Go We Like Night Life... Our little town may not have a boardwalk or boulevard bur there is no place anywhere more exciting than Main Street on a Friday night after a football game! If everyone has taken all the parking spaces at the Dairy Freeze, most likely more of the crowd will be right up the street Below: Gathering with friends at the Dairy Freeze to rallx or just munch a little seems to be a favorire past time. A frosty shake tastes aw- fully good on a busy weekend night! munching and sipping away af the Pizza Hut. And soon there will even be a Hardee's for us to enjoy and assume as a part of our night life! Besides gathering at the various night spots, there are the tennis and basketball courts at the park. There are even places here af school Right: Shooting baskerball at the park after school allows students to relieve tension and anxiety obtained during hectic day at school. Tennis courts are o favorite spor too.

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Coaches Give Awards IX. J. Edwards Goes To Tracy, Charles And Lezlie Right: Mrs. Smirher presents O. B. O'Brien with special award for his contribution to athletics in Alravista. i Above: Boys’ Award Winners: Chris Brumfield, most valuable tennis; Greg Russell, besr offense; Scorr Sreele, most valuable tennis; Chet Brockwell, most ourstanding golf; Charles Hoque, R.J. Edwards; Ricky Faulkner, best defense; Tracy Poindexrer, RJ. Edwards- baskerball, most valuable ourdoor track; Donnie Woodruff, most valuable indoor track; Marty Brumfield, defense base- ball; Keith Overstreer, besr hitting, most valuable base- ball Right: Danks Burron, Tracy Burgess, Tammie Davis, Mike Hoover, Becky Burgess, Robbi Myers, Cher Brocls- well, and Ray Tucker enjoy fine meal before awards are given our 28 Sports Banquet