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Class Cordiality On April 2, 1987, at approximately 5:00 am. many bright-eyed and bushy-tailed seniors boarded a chartered bus enroute to Washington, D.C. for their class trip. After a three- hour ride, the class reached their destination. Arlington was the seniors’ first stop. One of the highlights of the visit was the changing of the guard. After Ar- lington, they visited the Capitol. While sitting in the Senate gallery, the students witnessed government in action. Later, students were released on the mall lawn for two hours. They were then able to eat lunch and tour the museums. In the late afternoon, the various memorial sites were 66 Senior Activities visited. Although the Lincoln Memorial and the Jefferson Memorial were breathtaking, the favorite by far was the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Boarding the bus again, the seniors travelled to Fair Oaks Mall where they shopped for two hours. After all the excitement of the day, the seniors loaded the bus once again to start their journey home in the snow! By the time they arrived in Har- risonburg, they considered the thought of spending the night at Rockbridge. But to most of the students’ relief, they were able to return to their own homes and sleep in their own beds. The senior trip stood as a reminder that very soon the seniors would go their separate ways. Nearly two months later, on Ma 29, the seniors travelled to Shenar doah Acres for a day of fun in the sur Feasting on hamburgers and hotdog; swimming in the lake and sunbathin provided seniors with a welcom break from the pressure of upcomin exams. On June 9, the seniors breathed sigh of relief after taking their final e ams. Later that day, the clas assembled to spend the few remainin hours with their parents, teachers an friends at Class Night. This speciz night celebrated the achievements c each student and establishe memories that would last forever. Arlington’s National Cemetery was highlighted spot on the Senior Trip. At tl cemetery, the class observed the changing the guard and the graves of the Americé soldiers.
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Junior class Vice-President Lee MacGregor crowns Rockbridge’s first Prom Queen, Teresa A picture is worth a thousand words, especial- top a ladder, Junior Lee MacGregor holds Sorrells. Prom King, Corey Tomlin, smiles ly a picture of the prom. Senior Lisa Swecker aper to the wall for a classmate to tape it. proudly. captures a special memory with her friends. jaring a special event in their high school ars, Seniors Sonny Staton and Jennifer ylor enjoy each other’s company while music ays in the background. Prom 65
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