Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

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Top: Girls’ Award Winners: Becky Burgess, outstanding hitrer; Helinda Yearts, best defense softball; Shirlene Woodruff, Kelly E. Smither award; Lisa Cook, most improved softball; Lezlie Wallace, R. J. Edwards- girls’ baskerball; Sharon Dagenhart, most improved volley- ball; Karen Stephenson, mosr valuable volleyball; Cybil Moss, most improved softball. Above: Mike Goodman and Jerry Rice help take down chairs after the sports’ banquer. Above right: R. J. Edwards winners Lezlie Wallace- girls’ baskerball, Tracy Poindexter- boys’ baskerball, Charles Hoque- foorball, receive their tropheys from Charles Edwards. The All Sports Banquet was held ar the National Guard Armory on May 31, 1979. Mr. Chester Brockwell was the Master of Ceremonies. Mrs. Linda Smither welcomed guests and athletes. Mr. John Erb gave the invocation which was followed by a delight- ful buffer ‘dinner. The coaches of each sport then recog- nized special achievers and presented awards. Tracy Poindexter, Charles Hogue, and Lezlie Wallace took top honors as they captured the R. J. Edward’s Awards. Sports Banquer 29

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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

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Lookin’ Good! Fashion - Paced Students . . . Despite outrageous prices for clothes, there somehow seemed fo be an everlasting yearn for style and comfort. Not only did our wardrobes take on brand new appeal, bur so did our hair. There were many new di- Above: Seeing better doesn't have to take away from appearance because eyeglasses are taking their position in Vaniry Fair, also. Ann Myers displays her unusual pair. 30 Fads And Fashion feist mensions in hairstyles going any- where from fuzzy to fuzzier! Brushes enjoyed a rest during students’ pur- suits for more “Uninhibired’’ looks, ro say the least. Below: Evidently students take pride in their foor fashion, roo! Right: “Joe Cool”’ is not going to be left our in the cold when it comes ro srylish attire. Jusr look ar this dog’s rasre!