Rockbridge High School - Rebel Yearbook (Fairfield, VA)

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Vaving his famous yardstick, Mr. Mc- ‘ray imparts his scientific knowledge on his tudents. Jody Puckett Darry] Pultz Steve Reese Tracy Rexrode Karen Richie Kevin Ricketson Lisa Riley Chris Robertson Jason Rothrock Beth Sensabaugh Amelia Shull Richie Shull Amy Shumate Jeff Sorrells Steve Sorrells Tracy Sorrells Michelle Staton Heather Thompson Terry Thompson Amy Thorne De Thornton Crystal Tyree Chad Wheeler Darren Whitesell Not Pictured: Selena Bahhur Cathy Burke Michelle Dunn Valerie Hostetter Todd Layman David Moore Terri Mundy Priscilla Ratcliffe Terry Schreiber Sabrina Shockley Kimberly Sorrells Freshmen 21

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T. Kessinger Mark King Linda Kirtley Steve Komjathy David Lilley Andy Lipscomb Polly Lunsford Lenore Marshall Teresa Marshall Lynn Mason Holly McBride Jason McBride Melanie McCabe Michelle Miller Leslie Moore Lee Moore Jerry Ogden Mark Orebaugh Ida Paxton Denny Perry Mark Peters Melissa Plogger Delsie Potter Donna Potter Exhausted after a long day, Earth With thoughts of relaxing at home, Bar Science students struggle to pay attention bara Edwards hurries to her bus. during 6th period.

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Always There To Help The administration and the faculty were key elements in the educational process at RHS. Always willing to lend their help, the teachers took turns helping out at different school ac- tivities. Concerning the strengths of the faculty at RHS, Mr. Stone com- mented ‘‘They are very reliable, con- sistent, and they will bend over backwards to help a student succeed.” One teacher in particular, Mrs. Car- rie Irvine, brought RHS much recogni- tion by being named Western Virginia’s Teacher of the Year. Her provision for students’ individual dif- Larry Bond — Principal Harry Stone — Assistant Principal, Pre-Algebra John Morris — Guidance Counselor Temple Kessinger — Athletic Director, P.E. 10, Adv P.E. 11-12 22 Faculty ferences, as well as her strategies and methods of teaching resulted in this award. The community’s support and enthusiasm meant a great deal; “That meant more to me than the actual award,” Mrs. Irvine stated. The workday for many of the teachers at RHS did not end at 3 :30. Some furthered their education by taking classes. Several had coaching responsibilities and others sponsored different activities. As a whole, the faculty has provided RHS with leader- ship and attempted to create a more pleasant atmosphere. Mr. Bond and Mr. Stone lend their help to David Higgins and Everett Montgomery in building the new RHS sign.