Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

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ere we go again A twinge of excitement fills the air on that first day. Friends who have lost touch over the summer are reunited, old memories rush into the forefront of thought, and cheerleading banners welcome everyone to their home-away- from home. Shannon Andrews, Jennifer Neal, and Jennifer Blanks happily start the day with the knowledge that they will have all new experiences. deal of a meal An assortment of food meets with a hearty reception. Lauren Bennett, Mrs. Helen Goldsmith, and Mr. Rocky Falls partake of the latest addition to the cafeteria menu. The location of the salad bar aides in reducing the size of lines 4g for the main course. Pressley Opening 5

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two so edsahibs positions were ter- minated, yet the timely return from maternity leave to Mrs. Janet Grzenda and Mrs. Wanda Campbell helped to offset this loss. A ‘big’ addition to the coaching staff in the form of Mr. Mark Landis boosted school spirit. Also a valuable course in economics and international affairs was added to the social studies curriculum bringing an RE oy eet fi ve cs i moment to ponder . New surroundings for eeentG graders take a bit of adaption. Unfamiliar teachers, classrooms, and rules cause many of the newest students to pause fora moment to collect their thoughts. Tara Hogan sie her schedule before proceeding to her next Class Pressley 4 Opening understanding o f the monetary system within the grasp of inter- ested upperclassmen. Thanks to the Colonel Club, the football team boasted new uniforms and the varsity cheerleaders sported new sweaters and skirts. Although many in number these changes balanced, and with a little Dollars and Sense the year became a credit to all. ¢ Cindy Terry a

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6 Security Bonds oney well spent A fun way to show support of the j.v. football team is purchasing spirit ribbons. Jennifer Strebel takes pay- ment from Kevin Douglas and Barry Mitchell: The sales provided excellent publicity for the games and the money goes toward the cheerleading fund. Cheerleaders make sure they are at school early on the mornings of games to sell as many ribbons as possible. ne for the money “And here’s your ticket.”” Mr. Derrick Scarborough hands Jimmy Barrett a ticket for the Jefferson Forest foot- ball game while Mr. John Cocke takes payment from Alan Shelton. Football games gained popularity for young and old alike as the Colonels vied for first place in the Seminole District for the first time in twenty years. Auay eee AO AO FACE OE LECLERC ee