Rockbridge High School - Rebel Yearbook (Fairfield, VA)

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Ann Ayers Dorthea Bingler Lisa Breedlove Barbara Brown Thomas Burke Robert Bryant Tammy Camper Kenneth Chandler Frances Chittum Tammy Chittum Fay Clark Teresa Clark Darlene Clements Vincent Clements Joseph Clevenger Corey Cox Matt Davidson George Dickerson Diana Driver Rema Dudley Sara Dunlap Rhonda Falls David Franklin Junie Funkhouser Kimberly Grogg Bobby Guthrie Kim Hall Kenneth Hartless Gail Heslep Carl Hostetter Juniors 29

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Junior Ups and Downs “It’s great being a Junior!!” (Sometimes) This was a popular saying of the Class of 82. It was nice to finally be considered an upper-classman; sitting near the front for assemblies and receiving the long awaited class rings. Receiving our rings was great, but we also had to realize that Spring and the Prom were just weeks away. Deciding the date, trying to arrive at a conclusion as to what decorations to use, and ho w to make sure that the Prom of 1981 was a success crowded the minds of every hard working Junior. Junior girls playing basketball included Tami Staton, Sarah Dunlap and Natalie Page. These girls helped the team have a very successful year and continue after the regular season of play into the sub-regional play-offs. Junior Class Officers hard at work. Tim Whitesell, President; Penny Plogger Vice-President; Tammy Sensabaugh, Secretary; Rebecca Riley, Treasurer. 28 Juniors Every President’s campaign rule! Fall sports also included Junior boys. Players like Corey Cox, Stan Troxell, Bobby Guthrie, Robert Pooley, Kenny Hartless, Paul Mays and Jody Clevenger rounded out the small Rebel squad. Our Homecoming victory was made even better by the appearance of our Homecoming princess, Natalie Page. She was escorted by Tim Whitesell. December brought the start of the basketball season. Junior players Harry Moore, Randy Plogger and Bobby Guthrie did a good job for the Rebel effort. Along with boys basketball, volleyball started in December. Three Junior girls, Carole Nelson, Natalie Page and Cindy Moore made the team. They had a terrific season, being the first volleyball team in the history of Rockbridge to win the Regional title. Although the Prom was probably foremost in most minds of Juniors in the spring, some Juniors found the time to play baseball. These were Corey Cox, Ronnie Weeks, Stacy Taylor, John Shields and Vincent Clements. Boys and girls track were also well represented by the Junior class. A lot of sweat was shed, and a lot of victories were tacked up. Some of the people that hold a team together are the cheerleaders. Gail Heslep, Junie Funkhouser and Tammy Camper cheered their fellow Juniors, and the whole school, onto rousing victories and consoled them in defeat. The junior year for the Class of 81 was one of their most tiring, but above ali, exciting of their life as Rebels.

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Marla Hostetter Jennifer Jarvis Joseph Lotts Wanda Lyle Gina Marci Doug Marvin Rona Mason Paul Mays Jeanette McNeil Kossuth Mitchell Dawn Montgomery Cynthia Moore Harry Moore Paul Mundy Carole Nelson Natalie Page Diane Peters Penny Plogger Randy Plogger Robert Pooley Donna Pultz Jeff Rankin John Reid Shelia Reid Will the real Robert Paxton please turn around? 30 Juniors