Rockbridge High School - Rebel Yearbook (Fairfield, VA)

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Matthew Davidson Vicky Doyle Diana Driver Rema Dudley Sarah Dunlap Rhonda Falls David Franklin Junie Funkhouser Kim Grogg Bobby Gutherie Kim Hall Jerry Hartless Kenny Hartless Gail Heslep Bobby Hostetter Carl Hostetter Marla Hostetter Jackie Jarvis Jennifer Jarvis Buzzy Lawhorne Wanda Lyle Gina Marci Junnie Martin Douglas Marvin Rona Mason Sophomores have a one track mind — food! 56 Sophomores

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Sophomores Do Their Own Thing The 1979-80 year for the class of ‘82 was a very exciting, hard-working year for the sophomores. They started out by electing class officers: President — Tami Staton, Vice-President — Tammy Camper and Secretary — Rebecca Riley. These officers led the sophomores in fund raising activities for the upcoming Junior-Senior Prom. Some of the activities included selling mugs, mugs and more mugs ... The original price started at $4.00 and at the end of the year they were ‘‘begging’’ people to buy them for a dollar. Prices sure do change from $4.00, $3.00, $2.00 and finally $1.00. ‘‘Hey, wouldn't you like a mug?”’ Who said that: It had to be a sophomore. And then ... the hotdog stands over Thanksgiving and Easter. They sponsored dances and a faculty basketball game, Rockbridge against James River. These activities added money to the funds earned from other projects. Sports seemed to involve a lot of sophomores this year. In girls basketball they had three on Varsity which included: Tami Statonk Sarah Dunlap and Natalie Page. On Junior Varsity they had one sophomore: Linda Clark. These girls put forth a lot of effort and did a good job in representing Rockbridge High for the girls basketball. J.V. Football players were: Corey Cox, Bobby Guthrie, Kenny Hartless and Robert Pooley. These guys represented the class well and played tough games. Sophomores showed up at Homecoming in a black pick-up truck (donated by Kim Heslep) to set off the multi-colored rainbow for the theme ‘‘Rainbow Connection.” Sophomores and cheerleaders threw footballs and candy to the cheering crowd. The sophomore princess was Sarah Dunlap escorted by Randy Plogger. Then came Boys Basketball. Sophomores on the J.V. team were: Harry Moore, Randy Plogger, Larry Snyder, Bobby Guthrie, Corey Cox and Gary Brown. These boys improved greatly over the season and will be more than ready for the Ann Ayers Dorothea Bingler Julia Blankenship Lisa Breedlove Gary Brown Bobby Bryant Tammy Camper Kenneth Chandler Frances Chittum Tammy Chittum Faye Clark Jimmy Clark Linda Clark Roger Clark Teresa Clark Darlene Clements Vincent Clements Jody Clevenger Cindy Clifton Corey Cox Sophomores 55

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Paul Mays Jeanette McNeil Elaine Montgomery Cindy Moore Dana Moore Harry Moore Paul Mundy Ray Mynes Carole Nelson Natalie Page Diane Peters Penny Plogger Randy Plogger Robert Pooley Donna Pultz Billy Randolph Jeff Rankin John Reid Shiela Reid Rebecca Riley Don’t look at your fingers! Varsity team next year. Rockbridge was represented by seven cheering sophomores. These girls were: J.V. — Lisa Breedlove, Tammy Camper, co-captains; Tammy Sensabaugh, and Gina Marci; Varsity — Dorthea Bingler, Junie Funkhouser, and Gail Heslep. The girls cheered from August to February and did a terrific job. The Third Annual Powder Puff Football game was held April 11, 1980, which was nicknamed “Ladies Night.” The teams were Junior-Sophomore and Senior-Freshmen. Even though it was a very close game, the Junior-Sophomore team walked away with the victory, with a score of 14-6. Sophomores 57