Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

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The weight room is open to all students, after school, who want to build muscles or work out for sports. Sherry Tippett, Kim Arthur, Julie Camp- bell and others get in shape for basketball. Football cheerleaders Sandra Hall, Teresa Rob- inson, Terri Blevins and Kristi Davis work on posters before game. f MGA Delegates Bud Barbour and Ronnie Steiger rest after a day of hard work in the assembly. Student Life 13

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Julie Campbell and Cathy Payne, junior home- coming attendants a long with cheerleaders Jane Deese, Sandra Hall, and Tina Tucker listen as Mrs. Gerling names senior attendants at pep ral- Students Cope With Stress “Gotta keep my grades up. I want to play baseball.” “Gosh I’m having a tough time doing homework. I work twenty hours a week.” Keeping a good balance brought stress home to stu- dents. The excitement of another year and the anticipation of class rings, homecoming, Valentine’s dance, exams, and prom kept the days rolling by at a much-too-rapid pace. When sopho- mores gained their drivers licenses, the desire to be on the move was even more urgent. Awards day and sports’ banquet, class night and finally graduation marked the close of another year. The anticipation of September quickly faded into the memories of June. 12 Student Life Checking out and comparing their appearance for a job interview are Delene Cox and Crystal Boley at the business assembly. , e gens me ay Vaucet bo Demonstrating mask for Haunted House is Andy Saivgers, member of Jaycees who origi- nated project. Keith Taylor and Johnny Rhodes hide behind horror faces.

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Juniors Rise To Challenge 14 Prom “One of the best jobs I’ve seen done in such a short period of time” was Mr. Erb’s comment on the ef- forts of the junior class for Prom. Starting out a $100 in the hole, they managed to raise almost $1500 thanks to the superb efforts put forth by the class officers Mike Hoover, president; Kay Nichols, secretary; and Jeff Finch, treasurer. Some of the class’s money raising projects in- cluded selling magazines, doughnuts, flowers and Colonel stocking caps. What moment will each student remember after everyone goes home and the decorations come down? Maybe it will be that slow dance with that someone special. The 80’s are here and the “anything goes” style of dancing goes on. Donald Layne and Vicki Moore worked on dancing the night away. A last stop with the gang before rolling on to something new? Whether celebrating their graduation or their promotion to the senior class, all seem ready to ham it up for Mr. Funderburk. Front row: Mike Frazier, Stacy Dillard, Twyla Howell, Gary Mattox, Wanda Keatts, Robin Mattox, and Ray Tucker. Back row: Kathy Ritzer, Harvey Smith, Stacy Wil- son, Renee Walker, Keith Hicks, Courtney Hawkins, and Russ Simpson.