Rockbridge High School - Rebel Yearbook (Fairfield, VA)

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Kellie Swisher Stacy Taylor Angie Thomas Kathy Thompson Phillip Thompson Penni Thorne John Thornton Sandy Troxell Teresa Via Ginny Wean Terry Whitesell Ronda Williams Robert Wilson Candy Wimer Kathy Wooley nderstanding Hawthorne’s works can be pay close attention as she explains a previous A mole equals 6.02 X 102°. This is one of the fficult. Juniors in Ms. Diller’s 6th period class assignment. many equations students need to know in order to struggle through Chemistry. Juniors

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Lee MacGregor Cissy McNeil Scott Mason Everett Montgomery Ken Noblin Blake Ogle Bruce Ramsey Michael Reed Renee Richie Lee Ann Sensabaugh Stephanie Sensabaugh Lisa Smith Missy Smith Cheri Sorrells Greg Staton John Straub Kelly Swink Not Pictured: Billy Clifton David Higgins Doug Moore Rachael Page Danny Potter é Passing another long afternoon in English class, As the last moments of Geometry class dwin- junior students relax while they listen to Mrs. dle away, Patricia Kessinger and Ginny Wean Henry. get a headstart on homework. Juniors

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The Next Step Sophomore year is one of the most difficult times in a student’s high school career. Sophomores no longer have the excuse “I’m a freshman’’; however, they are still denied the rights and privileges that belong to upperclassmen. Kelly Arehart Marie Bailey Jeff Blalock Joey Blankenship Robbie Bowers L. D. Breeden Leslie Brown Lori Bryant Dewey Burke Yvonne Burnette Lisa Burns Lisa Byram Steven Cales Jonathan Clark Tammy Clark Julie Coffey Teresa Cole Chad Conner Jackie Conner Kelly Davis Karen Dedrick Charles Eakin Cheryl Edwards Scarlett Edwards Tony Farley Karen Fitzgerald Sharon Fitzgerald Rhonda Fleshman Scott Fleshman Dee Groah Samantha Groah Stuart Hager Missy Hartless Jeremy Harwley Mike Harwley Mike Hays 16 Sophomores he first milestone in the i cetites battle with their ee ty was to elect class officers. Jeff Blalock was selected to lead with Karen Fitzgerald as Vice-President, Tami Polakewicz as secretary and Mike Harwley as Treasurer. Selling cookies and sponsoring sockhops proved to be successful fun: draisers for the class treasury. When they weren’t raising money or fighting their way through homework, the Class of 1989 dreamed of the day when they would become juniors!