Appomattox High School - Traveler Yearbook (Appomattox, VA)

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Above — Interesting conversation, Polly. Below — AMS, the setting for Judy's job. a V Above — Tammy Jamerson and her classmates react to to- day's lecture. Above — David can’t believe pep rallies. Below — Jeff Dalton just hangin’ around. Below — Lunchtime — For some ple the highlight of the day. 3 Below — Friends get together a the game.

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HONOR GRADUATES Sheryl Martin, who hopes to become a journalist, is a 1978 honor graduate. Sheryl was a member of the WTTX radio staff and the Raider Reporter. Traveler staff member, Bernice Mclvor, is a 1978 honor graduate. Bernice was a member of the career council. She plans to be a nurse. Berneta Moore is a 1978 honor graduate. Berneta was a mem- ber of the softball team. She was also an NHS member. Honor graduate, Marlene Moore, was co-captain of the volley team and a member of the basketball team. Marlene enjoys gymnastics and was a NHS member. Robin Moore is a 1978 honor graduate. He was the treasurer of the SCA. Robin plans to go to college this fall. He was also a NHS member. Basketball co-captain, Connie Murray, is a 1978 honor graduate. Connie is going to Longwood this fall. She was also a member of the volleyball and softball teams and a NHS member. Senior class president, Ronnie Richardson, is a honor graduate. Ronnie was treasurer of the NHS. Laurie Selz, Traveler Editor, is a 1978 honor graduate. Laurie is going to attend William and Mary this fall. Laurie was a mem- ber of the SCA and NHS clubs. Laura Shorter, who hopes to become a nurse, is a 1978 honor graduate. Laura was the manager of the cross country team and chaplain of the NHS. FFA sweetheart, Nancy Stratton, is a 1978 honor graduate. Nancy enjoys horseback riding and showing. She is going to CVCC this fall. Darrell Puckett, remembered for his role in They’d Hang You in Nashville, is a 1978 honor graduate. Darrell was a 1978 presidential classroom delegate.

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Above — The telephone proves to be essential for Laurie Mclean and Debbie Roach. Above — Concentration, essential part of typing class. Below — Dale Garrett eats lunch at Swine Field Day. The grass- roots of any school os ©) are the people who 4 make it up, and the Q whole purpose of a year- book centers around those people. The building itself is nothing without each individual stu- dent and faculty member contributing to its overall atmosphere. So, on the fol- lowing pages is the essence of our school, its people. 35