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hat made the differ- ence? Although per- sonal incidents tend to be more sentimental, histori- cal events capitalize on achieve- ments. In a school the size of Altavista High, the actions of the community had a tremendous impact. When news worthy events happened, they had an impact on everyone. The dedica- tion of the Staunton River Library, the construction on streets impaired cruising, the decrease in student enrollment, the omission of ICT from the schedule, the arrival of three new teachers, the new state law prohibiting minors to possess tobacco, and the successful sea- son of the girls’ basketball squad brought recognition. Although nothing remains the same, memories never change. Just by turning the page, moments lost in time are reborn . . . rejuve- nated . . . remembered. — Myra Peavey “We are number 1!” was definitely an understatement when the Colonelettes defeated top-ranked William Byrd during a regular season match. Eat your heart out, Mary Lou Retton. Here’s Coach Carol Bradley to demonstrate a split done to perfec- tion which is met with applause from an audience of cheerleaders. Opening 5
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Thats Entertainment individuals dedicated time to extra- curricular activities, pursued their in- terests, and utilized spare time to pamper themselves with the trivial, the frivolous, the entertaining. — Attending eROt: events, meeting friends at McDonalds, or going to came routine activities. nous week- movies be- “weekend The monoto- ' end was some- times interrupted by victory parties of spe- cial occasions. Not all students enjoyed the same type of recreation, but all found pleasure in what th ey did. Their activity had to relieve pressure, but most of all it had to be one | THAT WAS ENTERTAINING. Teresa Burks and Myra Peavey | Students brought enthusiasm to | girls’ basketball games which helped | to break the monotony of the | week. Students also brought s record. school wanes to the games which guided the Colonelettes to a 19-1 regular season Challenges 7
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