Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

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Opening Student Life Academics People Sports Boosters Index Closing CONTENTS Using their artistic ability to make a banner for the halls are cheerleaders Susan Crafton, Kelly Sherwood, Karen Heaphy, and Andrea Lewis. The cheerleaders spend a lot of afternoons makin banners to support the teams an also decorating for opening day of school and homecoming. Working on designing ad pa Mary Eubanks, Randy Wal es, 3 Mike Farmer, Jess Lewis and Gre Gerling discuss the ‘how-to.’ A pages were among the easier tasks to be completed for the first yearbook deadline. Opening 3

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WN A team toa second undefeated year. A S S red brick — In its second year of a seven-period- % building, a park- day pilot program, this school boasts ing lot full of cars, a some unusual assets. There is a band grass lawn, a flag pole, tennis booster club which runs the trade lot courts, and a football stadium. Does raising money for the band’s own this sound different from any other equipment bus; an awards banquet for high school? Perhaps not, but it is. students who achieve honor roll in Altavista High School is more than their studies; a pilot program in the just any school. It has an enrollment middle school, and a new installed Jr. of 750, a 6’5’’ red-headed principal, NHS. Not only is this an academic two former teachers as vice princi- school, but because the majority of the pals, two native Spanish teachers, a students have been reared in the area former JMU girls’ basketball player and because they are enrolled in the who has coached the girls’ basketball second smallest school in the district, : : aor ) Stretched out taking a snooze juring study hall is Charlie Stuffing envelops with news letters to parents are members of SADD (Students Against Drunk yyith i1U] members in its ear, SADD had a dance 7. we « : : MAC Sak, and card |

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Working extra hard on some Sherry Critchley Students try to nnisnh hon ‘ work at sc hool so they lax at home school work rites furiously can rm “Do you have a light?’ asks limn Be ttertor Locate d behind the main building, the smoking rea was a popular place for some ’ tudents before school, during uncn ind between classes tudents have to stay inside the pol ' a KA Finalizing their plans for the upcom- ing weekend, Lewis Fox and Terry Hubbard shake hands on the agree- ment. One of the few times students had to get things straight was in the morning before school Rapping in the stadium, Shannon Melvin and Bruce Tardy give each other the eye. Students often went to track meets to support their team