Rockbridge High School - Rebel Yearbook (Fairfield, VA)

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ijtephanie Tomlin prepares to visit the local businesses in search of ad Calling to confirm an ad sale, Kim Burch fulfills one of her many duties ales. as a Business Manager. Caught by surprise, Penni Thorne and Karen Dedrick smile for the camera on their way through the door of the Texaco gas station. Ad Divider 71

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Selling advertisements to local businesses was a major way of raising money for this edition of the yearbook. Despite their losses from the flood, many of the area businesses were very willing to give their support to the 1987 Rebel. “We’re fortunate to be located in a close-knit community,’’ agreed business managers Stephanie Tomlin and Kim Burch. This statement proved true during the advertisement sales. Due to the fact that many parents work for local businesses, these establishments willingly contributed to the ad campaign. The purchased ads showed community involvement and support for the school. Community financing was not the only factor MAKING BELIEVE ADS that aided in the funding of the yearbook. When the staff members began a candy sale in late February, students supported this fund raising ac- tivity by satisfying their sweet tooth with various assortments of candy. In a way, students were able to lend a helping hand to the fund raising efforts for the 1987 Rebel. Rockbridge also aided in the yearbook’s progress by patronizing the area cor- porations to which ads had been sold, and finding part-time employment with them. Working together with the community and the students, the yearbook staff were successful with their fundraising endeavors. A combination of ef- forts helped ‘‘Making Believe” become a reality. 4 70 Ad Divider Many times two heads are better than one, especially when drafting a final layout, as shown by Stephanie Tomlin and Kim Burch. Lending a helpful hand is Assistant Editor Ronda Williams.

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John W. Richardson Barbara Meyer RHS Cafeteria Staff: Ila, Jean, Edna, Doris, Shirley Jim, Edna, Kay, Kim, and Karen Dedrick Shirey Brown Drug Store Buena Vista, VA 24416 (703) 261-2158 [ WHIT ’S | (torte stag Cafeteria J [HOTEL] [GARAGE] ¢ 6-Bay Garage ¢ Major Minor Repairs e Truck Lubrication ¢ TV Lounge with VCR 72 Advertisements WHITE’S TRUCK STOP ¢ Private Dining Roo ms for Truckers ¢ CB Radio Repair Service on Premises e Convenience Travel Stores Patrons Mr. and Mrs. W. Perez Mrs. Frank Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Short Reed Maynard and Peggy Tomlin Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McKenney 1-703-377-2164 Oakbourne Antiques Refinishing and Repair P.O. BOX 218 MARY BILL KAY FAIRFIELD, VA 24435 1-84 1-64 Raphine, Virginia Tel: (703) 377-2111 AWARD WINNING FOOD FACILITIES! e Truck Accessories ¢ Clean Showers °S H Green Stamps ¢ Wrecker