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As We Relive Each Memor len the bell rings at 8:50, a new day has offici- ally begun at Amherst County High School. Each new day brings on new activities, new challenges, new accomplishments, and new rewards. Yet the many everyday e.xperiences at Amherst County High School make it a great institution of learning. These experiences mold the lives of the students at Amherst County High scholastically, socially, and physically. Each bell brings with it a new challenge as the students proceed from class to class. Each oppor- tunity summons the student to develop his abilities, whether they be culinary, linguistic, or scientific. If these abilities are culinary, a fine home economics department is placed at the disposal of the student to develop and practice them. If these abilities are linguistic, the foreign language department offers a varied and interesting program in the lingual sciences. If these aptitudes are scientific, Amherst County High boasts fine science and mathematics departments. Modem equipment and facilities en- able science students to observe many of the won- ders of nature and of the universe in the laboratories. Whether the student is engaged on the dance floor or a moment of excitement at a tense game, he is partaking of the enjoyment afforded by the recrea- tional program of our school. These are but a few of the numerous activities which go into the making of our beloved Amherst County High School. In the Junior Play Mrs. Maxwell, (Mary Barnes) has fainted again. Her daughter, (Barbara Thornton) is by her side. Looking on are Clay Blackwell, Dianne Mayo, M’ayne Palmer, Ra ' Alcoek, Carroll Freeman, Sue Atkins, and Sandra Weaver. It has been said that the first snow is always the most fun, and these three seem to agree! 6
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Con ten ts Faculty and Administration 13 Classes 23 Ac ti vi ties 59 Athletics 87 Features 101 Advertisements 111 5
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Rodney Jones, Rebecca Davis, Elmo W’il- sher, and Ginger Hite talk in the hall before classes.
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