Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

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“Yuck! If | have to lick another envelope, I’m going to vomit.” This idea passed through the minds of SADD member Jodi Mitchiner and SADD sponsor Carol Bradley as they made out invitations to Bob Anastas’ video, “Students Against Driving Drunk.” Tri-Hi-Y: Front Row: Julie Dalton — pres., Jodi Mitchiner — v.p., Lee Ann Sease — sec., Betsy Switzer — treas., Kimberly Pruett — chap., Shann Pickeral — hist.; Second Row: Andrea Farmer, Holly Collins, Tami Myers, Sarah Tongue, Laura Pritchett, Cindy Terry; Back Row: Miss Deborah Mason — sponsor, Kathy Mitchell, Angie Poe, Heidi Witt; Not Pictured: Kam Goldsmith, Karen Heaphy. Portrait Place ay ar ge Me geht te iy ty © Portrait Place Mien Hoon of Jr. Tri-Hi-Y: Front Row: Tammy Pritchett — chap., Audrey Farmer — public relations, Holly Yeatts — reporter, Tobie Caldwell —sec., Dale | Treadway —treas., Melinda Little —v.p., Susan Hammack — pres.; Second Row: Angie McDaniel, Stephanie Johnson, Kim Skeen, Rita Bane, Andrea Newman; Back Row: Niki Gibson, Ashley Fellers, Kathy Hamlette, Dionne Eades, Lori Vasser. A battle of the minds. SODA leader, Wendy Rolfe, conducts a game while Patrick Moon keeps score. Team A with Kerry Fox and Jason Critchley is barely trailing Team B, Chamisha Martin and Libby Church. 26 Caring Colonels

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SHerey Birthday To VousAs the seniors cheered for their class, they also took time to wish Chuck Glidewell a happy birthday. Not only did they celebrate Chuck's special day but also their last pep rally. Switzer Putting her “John Hancock” on Melissa Willey’s shirt, Kim Ayers participates in Spirit Shirt Day. This was a new addition to Spirit Week. Straight from the pumpkin patch, Hope Gilli- land and Wendy Turner display their unique outfits. Who would have thought of this? Dou- ble Day gave students a chance to use their imaginations. Spirit Week 25

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Pritchett Services WY Tt Willful Smiles Various service groups such as SADD, Hi-Y, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y, and SODA were structured to benefit the community. Among the services offered was SADD’s (Students Against Driving Drunk) hosting of a public viewing of the official SADD film for the second consecutive year. Approxi- mately thirty-five people attended. Betsy Switzer, SADD pres., commen- ted, “We were pleased with the in- crease in the turnout. We were glad students and members of the com- munity were finally showing an aware- ness of drunk driving problems.” Hi-Y: Front Row: Mr. Derrick Scarborough — sponsor, Jonathan Brooks, Jason Holland, Glenn Mattox, Scott Reynolds; Second Row: Mike Smith, Chip Burch, Miss Deborah Mason, Albert Calloway, Jason Porter; Back Row: Scott Hutcherson, Shannon Dawson, Charles Bur- ger, Chris English, Brad Moorefield; Not Pic- tured: Morgan Shelton, Duane Osborne. Another service organization whose center of operation changed from the elementary school to the middle school was SODA. Its pro- gram gave SODA partners a chance to pass on to seventh graders what members had learned in drug train- ing. As an outlet stemming from the first semester program, One-On-One sessions enabled SODA members to serve as a big brother sister to those seventh graders who needed some- one to talk to about their personal problems. — Rhonda Chism Caring Colonels 27