Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

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Striving For Goals The S.C.A. had a lot of goals to accomplish and fulfilled, most of them with hard work and determination behind the leadership of Robbie “Bru” Brubaker. The S.C.A. sent Robbie, livo Sitterding and Shannon Melvin to a workshop at Ferrum College in the spring where they got a lot of new ideas. Shannon also ran for and won the position of Regional Representative for the South- side region. Her job was to keep the schools in this region informed on what was happen- ing on the state level and to represent their opinions to the state officers. In the morning during home- room, students listened to the ferocious voice of Robbie Bru- baker giving morning an- nouncements. This was one of Working hard on another student pro- ject are Shannon Melvin and Rachel Brubaker. The distribution of I.D. cards to grades 7-11 enabled students to take advantage of discounts. How about “R” movies? many jobs Robbie had. Besides morning announcements, Rob- bie also had the responsibility of keeping the student body happy. This was a hectic job, but he fulfilled it by introduc- ing new ideas such as I.D. cards for grades 7-11, sponsor- ing several dances, and using those faithful computer dating sheets. The S.C.A’s most im- portant goals were to be orga- nized and to have better rela- tions between the student body and the administration suc- cessfully. These goals were met and accomplished. Keeping everyone updated on what’s going on, Robbie Brubaker gives the morning announcements over the in- tercom. He explains everything from school menus to after school activities such as basketball games and club meetings. Discussing one of many important is- sues dealing with the S.C.A. are secre- tary Rachel Brubaker, president Rob- bie Brubaker, vice-president livo Sit- terding, treasurer Sara Jane Brubaker, and regional representative Shannon Melvin. SCA 19

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Looking as if she’s having a wonderful time, Ms. Price helps the S.C.A. begin another meeting. Ms. Price has been a faithful sponsor for a number of years and helps the S.C.A. in many projects. The School Store offers a special ser- vice to students in the morning before classes, enabling them to purchase pens, pencils, notebooks, and other supplies. Gordon Shelton mans the cart here. Generally, he and John Tucker work together. on ae ac si Orpen, Looking serious after a hectic day at school, S.C.A. members Tamatha Myers, Krissy Coleman, Shannon Mel- vin, Annalee Hoover, Cristy Brown, and Angela Dews discuss major ideas and new projects in an after-school meeting. Taking it easy after school, Lenora Myers and Greg Bell stop at the snack machine to grab a bite to eat and catch up on the weekly gossip. The snack machine, accompanied by a drink ma- chine, was sponsored by the S.C.A. 18 SCA

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: H Senator JOHN WARNER | Noirs Ae Ree Henge teres 4S SR Apoeeeee be BR RAS SCREWS ccs ; LR AW «. Ba BOCES AUS BE PRAY HERAT aca No, this is not a student sitting patient- Students kept informed of school E ly through a biology lecture. Pat Clay events and other activities by noticing poses for part of a haunted house dur- the bulletin boards. On this one a post- ing Halloween. er announces an upcoming dance. 20 Current Events |