Seven Hills School - Septencollium Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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A-1' 3 - A. 1, f v Q, - :Rf-f HQ. --A L -pf?-VQLSFZW K: R-.us fil e- xi :7z113fR4iq15 H . f Xue 3. A ' Jai f,ffj,,,2 , ' ' - . ' 'I '-. fb--aff. Once ugon a time there was a tavern Where we used to raise a glass or two. Remember how we laughed away the hours yAnd dreamed of all the great things we would do. . w - Wi.,-397.4 -.M .gp-., r Then the busy years went rushing by us We lost our starry notions on the way. If by chance l'd see you in the tavern, We'd smile at one another and we'd say L 1 U r r Contents Those were the days, my friend. We thought they 'd never end, We,d sing and dance forever and a daysv We,d live the life we ,d choose, U We'd fight and never lose, ', A- X 1 lzts gh PM 4 4 LJ' For we were young and jd. -f sure to have our way. on A hive. 2 . Administration Page 4 Seniors Page 14 Underclassmen Page 32 Activities Page 48 Advertisements Page 68 I Dedication. A MRS. J. LEYBURN MOSBY, JR. ' For the past two years Mrs. Leyburn Mosby has been culty adviser to our yearbook. She has been, however, ,ore of a friend than an adviser. Though we have often t her house in a state of bedlam while pushing for a adline, she remained cheerful. - A faculty member for three years as well as yearbook adviser, Mrs. Mosby has been a great asset to our school. It is with pleasure and appreciation that we, the Senior Class, dedicate the 1969 Septencollium to Mrs. Mosby. 1 3 'f Q -Q EA' Those were the days, my friend. We thought they 'd never end Administration vt - , - r . . . A . ' ,' '4 ' 1 I a ' - i ' 1 .N 5i,j's - me , Q- - - 7Hecid1nistress DR. FRANCES E. FALVEY B.A., B.Music, M.A., Southern Methodist University, Ed.D., Columbia University We, the class of 1969, are the first class to complete our hig school years under the leadership of our headmistress, Dr. Franc- Falvey. Seven Hills has come of age under your guidance an inspiration, Dr. Falvey, and so have we. You have helped, guide and inspired us, and we thank you. Board of Trustees Mrs. Edwin A. Harper, Chairman Dr. Richard DeNiord, Vice-Chairman Mr. J. Lyons Davidson, Secretary Mr. H. Bruce Thompson, Jr., Secretary Dr. Frances E. Falvey, Headmistress Mr. William S. Adams Mrs. David E. Basten Mr. A. B. Burton Advisory Planning -ur -'-'eu'-f 'N Committee Mr. H. Bruce Thomson, Jr., Chairman Dr. M. Carey Brewer Mr. John Capron Mr. Richard P. Gifford Mr. James R. Gilliam, Jr. Mr. Edward S. Graves Mr. John M. Landis Mr. Harold G. Leggett Mr. Scott A. May Mr. Henry E. McWane Dr. Anne Gary Pannell Dr. William F. Quillian Mr. James D. Taylor Miss Annie C. Whiteside Mr. C. Lynch Christian Mrs. Pendleton S. Clark, Jr. Mr. Paul H. Coffey, Jr. Mrs. George B. Craddock Mr. Houston M. Crowder Mr. L. John Denney Mrs. George E. Flippin, Jr. Mr. Harry D. Forsyth Mrs. Joseph A. Gilchrist, Jr. Mrs. E. R. Harris, Jr. Mrs. Gordon P. Howell Mr. Stanley P. James Mr. William S. Patterson Mrs. Thomas W.-Roberts Dean Catherine S. Sims Mr. George Stewart Mr. J. Les Stone Mr. Robert C. Watts, Jr. Mr. J. Welford White Mrs. W. W. Winfree V O S MRS. GEORGE BUNCH A.B., College of William and Mary Librarian MRS . REYNOLD Z. BURROWS B.A., Stanford University MRS- W- MAI-LAN CASEY English, Developmental Reading and Study Skills A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman's College Director of Student Services Jqx -94 ffl .vw . ETX 32 ' 54.1, f MRS. WILLIAM R. DUNN B.A., Westhampton College French .i,,. MRS. F. WILLIAM EWING A B.S., California State Collegeg M.Ed., University of South Carolina Mathematics ITA Y M Q s ,. . ge! as Y xx xx MRS. GEORGE W. FIX, JR. Randolph-Macon Woman's College Director of Public Relations MRS. JAMES L. FORD Secretaryg Business Manager flf ydf' Q 1 ull' A faq .- ,X x. w ,T M 4 tg ,Q jig? 3 3 yi 3 Q12 , Q 'Ur Y, Q if ,ww +1 ,I WN' 1-f A ff' Q QM wg: .2 2 Xl! avid? , , is K Mya i K mi H SW ,vw -fx.: f 5, ,971 bagff J-ns' Q Q 1 ? X ff YM , ,,g,Q2,5 ,rx 1 ,,,., , Q . ER E Y Q xi ' W u :wi .' A.: gk A tb 'S ill ,F 5 . ,ws Z 7 -x .,,.:. . 1 .. F- .A - rl 9 . - 9 15 '. . . h 4 MRS. DANNY R. HOBBS A.B., University of Georgia French MR. WILLIAM S. HOOKS A.B., Blackburn Collegeg B.S., University of Illinoisg M.S., Northern Illinois University Biology MRS. DUNCAN C. KENNEDY, III A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman's College Music, Drama I 10 MRS. FRED KNIPP A.B., Randolph-Macon Woman's College English MRS. JOHN MACMILLAN B.S., Boston University English, Geography MRS. ROBERT B. LLOYD B.A., Agnes Scott Collegeg M.A., John Hopkins University Latin MRS. J. LEYBURN MOSBY, JR. B.A., Sweet Briar College Mathematics, Physical Science lf. Y wi wwf: 0' s- 1 :M X11 ,K ss 1 K ' K. 555 X 'QASSQ Q? QQ, saw H SK .K x W. ,-MF' MSW , M 33335 HQESHL s A. f,:a Y . Z 'K -'- f I + ., gf 5 : f -qw 5 53. QE M FQ, X aw, ' 1 , QQQS ESQEQQ- -- 7.4. . .1 I X l I A ' 5 ' M w 'r 1 , g 1 Y 7 , , 14 We ,cl sing' and dance forever and cz dayv Seniors Cheryl Constance Bennett Cheryl Summer in Scit Johnny Bakenna No ya'll, I haven't done my homework! Long Latin exams The Cabin Eating again'?!'?! You'1l get him someday Laila!! Ya know Brenda!!! Virginia Beach Tragedies--- Florida Bruce who???'???? I'll get 4 dozen eggs and meet Anne at 6:45!! You. . .fruit!!!!!! I never break dates CI just go out of town a lot!l You know .... Cheryl?????? What would I do without Lalla and L.T.L.'?????? If your heart can't take it, come fly with me Radford, Colorado, Arkansas, and last but not least . . . Appomattox! E.T.S.U. KI don't know anyone that goes there, Why??'??J I NEVER CEASE TO AMAZE MYSELF! !!!!!! Brenda Gail Banks Brendan Anne Stuart Farrar Anne Where are the Alps?'?'? Yamn Dankees!!! Senior Privileges??'? V.P.I. Eat, Eat, Eat. Is that all we Seniors ever think of'????? It's SOAP!!!! Hot Springs. February 15, 1969 Duckpond, Linda???? Annieisms! !! Europe '68 C'est la vie If it wasn't for the week-ends I'd go crazy!! ifwvfwm, ,. ts? Blond Hair!, which one?? STRATFORD Grapegruits and diets usuggav Mother 69 Seventeenth Summer L'Who is balance---Brenda? What competition?? One track mind You'll get him someday Cheryl!!!! Promises! Promises! Promises! Lalla Lewis Hancock HI-lallaii Wendy Ruth Hoilman Green eyes Wendy Never on Sundays, always on Thursdays Jim and Norm who'?'?'? Cockroach How about a lemonade .... ? 623 9th Avenue after hours Much too wise for sandcastles... You're beautiful. David Galveston lt snowed so much downtown. w i i'Oh ya'll. He's so tough. Wait a minute. Afterparties and the pains afterwards. 'fMore New Dawn??? BRENAU!!! Bye honey. You said you were gonna call last night! ! Volkswagon Right! ! Oops there goes that contact again . . . Cheryl get it. Swimmer Karen James Horine lKKaIen9! um nnuwm -- I 4,.f.5P:mli5.V gg 'i .1 e + 2,4 50, ' 4'-IN' ft tu' V sv... V Aims? 1: llmmm + Wfflild K A Q ole! + N0 + s + Knit + li AI -. 194 :law ua nh eSI'+ s B + 2e'+ all-4' sf!-4' Al :u'+1l2g0 :B+ + 'la SQ'-P ,f, Becky Jane Kicklightcr ..Becky,, You hold classes in that old house? You've got to be kidding. ii l For once in my life... ' What monument at Sweet Briar? I don't remember any momume-nt!!!! That's the Parkway??? Just like Romeo and Juliet... Watch out that you don't cut your leg on that piece of glass... I wish someone had told me that. Y.M.C.A. 3.2? They don't carry that where I come from!!l 22 Linda Kay Lee Lind a He expects nothing, I give him nothing, and we get g alongjust fine. U.V.A. Long distance calls Let's demonstrate it to them, Lalla!!! lt's a Scout, not a Jeep!!! MEREDITH Ilove it!! Ilove it!!!! I'm just kidding . . . really I am!! W Afterparties You mean you're still dating T.J. ??'?'?'?'?? Cynthia Ann Londeree Cindy 'Tm snowed over . . . Guess what!!!!!! The Grey-Grunt It's a Beautiful Morning 1 t. ,, .4 A f 4.2 A asa A 'Tm Phillip fha, h UNIVERSITY of UTAH Call Anne T. . . . You'l1 be late! Gullable bonderee 69 forever l've started another diet. Mama Leonies Floyd Ward Revues Senior Privi1eges???? Priscilla Hay Offen Priscilla , Ole Money Bags Dumb-dumb ' Hot Lunch will never be ready on time!!! ' Where in the 's my plum? Warm gingerbread and cold milk. l 'LSure!!!!! N Where's the Ladies Room?'? Shabby mink Right! Right! Right! Priscilla Hay Offen Priscilla 11-on Nancy Clarke Patterson Cla1'kie , kb, - of 'f7?,,s.'?:f ks Y . gi, was ,E54'i.tI 4 wheel drive and QUEENS Wuss Patterson, where's the key?? Queerness no wrecks College loves?'?? AE Right! ! What play!?!? Torsca sticky finger ah! Nah! This could be cookies. Never doubt your idol. arbonated elevator Sugabear Who's not collegc material? nnet Alor oober Sam Better late than never. EX NIHIL-NIHIL FIT l 623 ninth Anne Wynne Taylor k'Anne Lucile Barrow Turner Lucile No. 1, L.W.H. III No. 2, Christopher Robin Peanuts Priscilla, don't worry! No, I don't know what time the meeting will be over! The Buzzard as Virginia Beach Doctor? I doubt it Anne, do you think you can make it to German this year? Wish I could say it's been fun, but it hasn't. Tough tiddly-wink Fever on Sundays Naomi Xfter hours 1 Miss Enthusiasm 1969 Corks??? Shoes found in odd places!! See ya around. Thursdays 'Ya'll have got to come by when you get to Florida. Elivira Volkswagon SALEM Howard . . . Cassandra Barrow Watkins S andy Prophecy Dear Linda, Sorry you couldn't make it to Cheryl's cabin on scenic Holcombe Rock Road. Everyone was there! lt was really great for everyone to be together after ten years. Priscilla, who is now owner of Prissy's Cafe, closed early so she could make it on time and brought a hot lunch for everybody. Brenda, who is now Head-mistress of V.E.S., was there knowing everything about everybody. Brenda said, Let me tell you some- thing!! Although La1la's too modest to admit it, she has just been presented the Mother Of The Year Award. It was awarded by Lucile, our friendly neighborhood O.B. Clarkie came equipped with enough blush-on and freckle remover to last each of us a year. She was followed by Anne Taylor, alias Minnesota Skinny, who brought her portable pooltable. 30 Sandy and Anne Farrar walked in late after a hard day in Cour Anne, our only member of the Jet Set , was charged with wrecl less driving. When Anne discovered that Sandy was her Hond- Judge , she fast-talked her way out of 30 days in the Pampl' Pen. Wendy, the famous New York designer, presented us with h+ new Mod Minis. Then who should walk in but shy Becky, who ha just been elected the first female Chairman of the Harvard Speer: Department? Karen walked in wearing her new Lady Clairol ha color - Ere engine red. Well, Linda don't let it get you down that you're still an o maid. All you have to do is settle down with one boy. Sorry I ha- to msh, but I have to get ready for my dance debut at Linco Center. Wish you'd been there at Cheryl's with us. Love, Cindy Last Will and Testament Linda Lee, will all my lonely week-end nights to Frances znney. Cindy Londeree, will my modulated voice to Martha Marshall. lPriscilla Offen, will all my delicious hot lunches to whoever can imach them. Clarkie Patterson, will Ret to whoever can catch it and good :k!!! Anne Taylor, will my driving ability to Elizabeth Cary. Lucile Turner, will to Kathyrn Kirkpatrick and Elizabeth Cary f after-the-game rides. Sandy Watkins, will my unending stream of beaus to Jean ylor. I, Cheryl Bennett, will to a girl that deserves it the luck l've had with a certain family!! I, Brenda Blanks, will . . . my fingernails to some old floozy that goes by the name of Flippin. I, Anne Farrar, will all my Virginia Tech. dates to Cathy White. I, Lalla Hancock, will all my chemistry knowledge to anyone who needs it! l, Wendy I-loilman, will go back to N.Y., I will! I, Karen Horine, will my ability to misplace things to Archer Christian. I, Becky Kicklighter, will all my Amherst dates to anyone who wants them. C:-:ii :ggi-3: 5,-:':':1 4:-:za ,, . 1- o 3 X .,, , -, ns. We ,cl live the life we'd choose U nderclassmen . YJ! lt F J.-A JI. View .-I. Ellen Mason Bowler Aline Cleveland Bowles Lucy Wllllams Bryan Ellen Alina Lucy Elizabeth Randolph Cary uldizn juniors Jean Massey Crowe Jeannie Q 4' Sally Stickley Farrar Moira Pyle Fitzpatrick Sal1y,' Moira Frances Rulon Denney Frances Florence Massie Flippin Kathryn Kirkpatrick 'fFoxie Kathryn S N Lynn Cameron MacMillan Y ..Lynn,, X Ann Cleveland Mundy Jerc Kyle Mundy Ann Jere T Mary Denton Roberts Mary Denton ------,.-V- .- - .r 9' L..5 , , ' Jean Baird Taylor Jean' Anne Mae Wagner Anne Not pictured: Johannita Eveline Van Natta. Q'-I Bxar 'il ,, 'Fad VW. . 7 -Q-E ,. . 'W S Mary Catherine White 'gCathy IF! i , -' : .A-:.,.fYg-.mn , x 5:1 3--F, -+ ' Q fl . if .Q .1 J i Sharon Beth Allison Becky Jane Almond Archer Harrison Christian Sharon Becky Archer is Julia Sherman Gifford Emily Cheryl Clark Emily Julia Sophomores .' V nf, 4 4- H Jr., , Y mfg.. 39 ff' P ,My 'Q i 6 ,Rug Laura Tucker Hicks Martha Merrick Marshall Laura Martha Edith Flennoy Mays Flynn Patricia Wood Nowlin Tish Stannard Hutter Preston Stannard Becky Anne Thompson Becky' Tracy Rainier Stephens 'LTracy if xfxi Y'-'Fn E'5'fviff,!1'J ',zf :l,2' 1-qw fwa-4..,-W-.,,.w, wfm..,.gpa+ A an I r A 4 H ,. ,,: I- .-v, b Hr, . Mary Lyon Booth Hollis Hunt deNiord Sarah Franklin Echols ..Dea,, ..H0uy,, nsauy. Elizabeth Jane Farrar Sharon Leigh Faulconer Trixie Sharon Freshmen Sherry Anne Feldman Lucinda Harrison Hancock usherryss ucindyn ,mm K v si, Melanie Gay Harvey Carrie Alice Horton Carrie Melanie aura Reed Howell Helen Amanda Owen ..Laum,. ..Mandy,. Mary McLaurin Watts ..Mary,. ighth Grade WH ll!! rm: film '- if 555 lf -I MEMBERS OF THE CLASS: Nancy Garland Payne, Cynthia Jean Tarkington, Aurelia Sterling Faulconer, Elizabeth Clark Roberts. Not pictured: Margaret Kristina Phillips, Schuyler Barrett Stephens. f ,f if Seventh fade MEMBERS OF THE CLASS, FRONT ROW: Laura Lynn Jackson, Mary Ellen Fitzpatrick, Debra Jo Harvey, An- toinette Darden Christian. SECOND ROW: Betty Lou Mays, Laura Virginia Chajka, Mary Carol Glover, Betty Stuart Spruce. THIRD ROW: Clare Elizabeth Hooss, Cynthia Joan Falk, Elizabeth Winfree Mundy, Nancy Stewart Lackey. V v A 1 X ' I .,.,.. , -.:.,.. ' lc ' ' f X H 4 fi N , x I L 0 n I 1 4 E 48 We ,d fight and never lose Activities :If Q' X' . XM STANDING: Mrs. Seifert fAdviserJ, K. Kirkpatrick iTreas.J, P. Offen CV. Pres.J, T. Nowlin fSec.J. SEATED: L. Turner CPres.J. ' -..ax - , ' A - - -sr -,f N .3 ,, Q.. f Y , :-- ,L L , H , , . ,,, .1 . p L , , ...A X if ,AL . V ., i... 1. i. i in .G.A. The Student Govemment Association w really in high gear during the year. The membe were busy every Thursday preparing hot lunch for the entire school. They also showed their coo ing ability by making crabapple jelly from t crabapples found on campus. The jelly was sold the annual spaghetti supper. The S.G.A. initiated an event which was calli Octoberfest . This is to become an annual eve held at Izaac Walton Park. Other activities i cluded Barefoot Day and Senior Slave Day Everyone worked hard to make the year a st cessful one. . FRONT ROW: C. Londeree, T. Christia M.C. Glover. SECOND ROW: E. Cary, l Owen, B. Roberts, C. Patterson, Christian, M. Marshall. THIRD ROW: ' Booth, L. Bryan, T. Nowlin, P. Offen, ' Kirkpatrick. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Seife: L. Turner. r 1, . X X ' Y -..:n.:1w.F . judicial Board At Seven Hills, each student is committed to a working honor system The purpose of the Ju- dicial Boardis to guide students in their understanding of the honor system so that it will continue as an essential part of the school. The members worked quietly through- out the year to carry out this pur- pose. F. Flippin, L. Hancock, Mrs. Seifert CAdviserJ, S. Watkins fChairmanJ, A. Mundy A Taylor. Mrs. Burrows CAdviserJ, E. Bowler fAss't-Editorj, P. Offen fliditorj. Scripsi t The small Scripsit staff, under the direction of Mrs. Burrows, went into operation again after a year's lapse. The literary magazine compiled was a repre- sentative collection of students' writings over the past two years. The Scripsit serves as a reflection of students' work and as an outlet for their ideas. Over spring vacation, Mrs. Burrows and Ellen Bowler attended the Southern lnterscholastic Press Association con- ference at Washington and Lee Uni- versity which provided them with a better understanding of the skill needed to produce a good literary magazine. This experience, along with the staffs diligence and hard work enabled them to produce the best Scripsit ever. , , ' ,la .f--1 1. S. Septencollium 331 5' SEATED: J. Gifford, L. Hancock, K. Horiri M. wang, L. Turner, s. Watkins. S'lfANDINl S. Allison, K. Kirkpatrick, E. Bowler, . Christian, B. Thompson, S. Preston. X l l l The yearbook staff started the year off with tli highest record of ad sales ever reached. This enabled th staff to add a gold seal to the cover of the book and ma ' possible the addition of special photographic affects the yearbook. The staff worked especially hard to draw up the ye book layout. This was the first time it had been given th opportunity to do so. The group had fun deciding ho: the layout should be done. Mrs. Mosby, the adviser, and three junior members 1 the yearbook staff attended the Southem Interscholastg Press Association conference at Washington and Lee Uri versity to learn more about the skills and methods 4 putting together a good yearbook. The knowledge the gained will be useful in the preparation of the next editio of the Septencollium. STANDING: C. Patterson fBusi- ness Managerl, E. Cary fFaculty and Underclasses Editorj, L. Mac- Millan CAdvertising Editorj, C. Londeree 4Senior Editorl, J. Mundy fActivities Editorj, A. Taylor fliditorj. SEATED: Mrs. Mosby QAdviserl. B. Thompson, J. Mundy CScc.J, A. Farrar, L. Hancock J, A. Bowles, P. Offen, S. Preston. STANDING: C. VanNatta, Feldman, M. Owen, E. Bowler CV.Pres.J, A. Mundy CTres.J, Mrs. lAdviserJ, S. Farrar, L. Turner, K. Horine, C. Hancock, E. Library Club The Library Club was composed of seventeen Library des. Each aide had several periods a week in the library en she assisted others in finding materials and helped th routine duties. Two Book Fairs were sponsored by the Club. The pro- eds went to the buying of more books for the Library. me book fines collected by the Club were used to buy for the Library. Audio- Visual Club An association of Audio-Visual Aides was formed to help Seven Hills get the most from its A-V equipment and materials. These girls, from grades seven to twelve, familia- rized themselves with the intricacies of tape recorders, projectors, phonographs, and the language laboratory and helped to keep them in top condition and functioning smoothly. In addition to checking and operating the machines, the aides brought to the attention of the fac- ulty and students the audio-visual resources which Seven Hills has, so that the fullest educational use could be made of them. N ,gfugr-, .,.,Y,g.gg,f3f+ifg.:-t-QQPGU FRONT ROW: S. Faulconer, ' ' -134554 ' Efiim' M.D. Roberts, E. Cary fPres.J, M. Owen fSec.-Treas.J, E. I ft HOOSS. SECOND ROW: I. ef, , .Lv Harvey, E. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. 'W ' V Q Bunch CAdviserJ, L. Turner, J. gf- .- l Mundy, L. MacMillan, s. 'Ny 5 '- ' Faulconer, H, deNiord, Mrs. Lloyd fAdviscrJ. ., i Q . 5. , H . l ' lnhl - A kai., b I xiii iS,l ma a Art hibition. F. Mays, S. Feldman, A. Christian, T. Nowlin, B. Almond, E. Clark. F' F S4 iii.. - -' A A is DQ 'i JP- 5' ,. Q-J -- S. Farrar, K. Horine, K. Kirkpatrick, M. Fitzpatrick. F. Flippin, C. Bennett, M. Marshall, L. Hicks, J. Mundy. Under the direction of Miss Wallace, the ai ks students demonstrated their artistic abiliti through use of the wealth of resources in art lab. They worked with pastels, charcoa watercolors, oils, and other materials. The students were fortunate to be able participate in' and visit various art exhibits l i the Lynchburg area. Anne Wagner display one of her works at a Fine Arts Center e i.j -'12 A Drama During it's weekly sessions, the Drama Club worked on improvisations, character studies, and prepared readings from several classic plays. In the spring the group spent many hours in prep- aration for an Evening of Drama which con- sisted of two one-act plays: The Chi1dren's Story and QE-1 Ninety. L -- STANDING: Mrs. Kennedy CDirectorJ, M. Owen, F. Flippin, M.D. Roberts, C. Hancock, A. Bowles, H. deNiord, E. Bowler, A. Mundy, B. Mundy, J. Taylor. SEATED: T. Christian, E. Fitzpatrick, J. Gifford, F. Denney, L. Bryan, M. Harvey. is '- .R . ,,,, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Kennedy CAdviserJ, C. VanNatta, L. Hancock, L. Howell, W. Hoilman, B. Thompson, C. Hancock, E. Cary, T. Farrar. SECOND ROW: L. Turner, S. Preston, J. Crowe, M. Owen, A. Farrar, A. Bowles, C. White, A. Taylor, D. Booth, M. Watts, S. Watkins. Glee Club i 'QX l 1 l 1 l J 1 I 1 The Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Kennedy had an exciting and eventful year. Aside from entertainin the school at various times, the club enjoyed other evem outside of school. At Clu-istmas the group presented collection of carols for the Lynchburg Art Club. In th spring the Glee Club joined those of Chatham Hall an V.E.S. to sing during a service at the First Presbyteria. Church. Again in the spring, the girls joined with V.E.S. t make a record. The year will give the members many ei citing memories. Cheerleaders Six girls composed the cheerleading squad with Mrs. MacMillan as their adviser. The girls cheered enthusiastically at the exciting school games, and at the end of the year the students presented them with silver mega- phone charms to show their appreciation. For the first time, the cheerleaders were asked to cheer for the V.E.S. basketball and football teams. This, along with cheering for Seven Hills, made it a very busy year for the girls. The girls concluded their fun and exciting year by attending the Basketball Banquet to which they were invited by the Seven Hills team. 57 J. Mundy, L. Hicks, L. MacMillan fAss't Headl, C. Londeree fHeadJ, M. Marshall, M.D. Roberts. The Team really tumed into a team during the year! Under the able direction of Mrs.Weigand, the team learned to work together and to have a good time doing it. Al- though the team scored few victories, all the games were close, well fought, and exciting. The school showed its interest in the games by giving the girls uniforms. At the end of the season, a Basketball Banquet was held. Mrs. Jaqueline Asbury gave a very appropriate speech about the benefits derived from team sports. Awards were presented to several girls on the team. Dea Booth was named the best defensive player. Moira Fitzpatrick was named the best offensive player. Cindy Hancock received the most improved player award. .- I as CCThQ 77 1 FRONT ROW: T. Christian, E Cary fCo-Captainj, M. Fitz patrick fCo-Captainl, J. Gifforf SECOND ROW: L. Turner, It Lackey, B. Almond, A Christian, D. Booth, M. Watts THIRD ROW: Mrs. Weiganr CCoachJ, B. Roberts, A. Mundy F. Flippin, C. Hancock, E Thompson, S. Allison fMan agerj. Team le C -O 4 , Octoberfcst ...Z A il 5.3 at ei, 2 fx, . Qi? 455 I ae Spaghetti Dinner Farewell to Tracy and Schuyler. :Eil- , Christmas Party Parties The first of the many parties held throughout the ye: was Octoberfest . The S.G.A. organized an afternoon C fun and a picnic dinner at Izaac Walton Park for the ent' school. Later in the year the amiual Spaghetti Dinner w held for the students and their parents. At Christmas time the students again enjoyed an afte noon of Christmas entertainment presented by varior classes. Also around Christmas, the Juniors and Senior gave a farewell party to Schuyler and Tracy Stephen who were going to live in Austria. In the Spring the girls decorated for the formal dancr The theme of the dance was Silhouettes , and to carr out this theme the gym was decorated dramatically i black and white. The Soulmasters provided the musi for the dancing. At the end of the year the traditional graduatio parties were given. Mrs. Falvey gave a luncheon at Boon: boro Club for the seniors, their parents, and the faculty The Spring Garden Party for the seniors was given the home of Mrs. Edwin Harper, chairman of the Board c Trustees. After the graduation exercise a reception wa held in the school gallery for the graduates and thei guests. 'v ,X . x I -J el'-TGA v- , 21931 ' iq .5 .. N- xp, F' ' ' 'K , 1 wr Xxx. 1 L 1 V55 . ,-f up - :sk n ? Q fwkg n . w ' x Q? 'Y S ga . A lk? bc -E Kar' ii ? p.. 4 ff' ,E 14 wg! ff' . 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Kathryn Klrkpatrlck JUDICIAL BOARD Chairman . . . Catherine White isser Club of Virginia . . . Senior Members . . . Elizabeth Cary, Ellen Bowler Sally Farrar Junior Members . . . Stannard Preston, :ader's Digest Award . . . Becky Th0mPS0Il Priscilla Offen nughters of the American Revolution American History Medal . . . l . PUBLICATIONS Cathy White Septencolhum Editors . . . Elizabeth Cary, Lynn MacMillan, . . . Jere Mundy ,od Cmzenshlp Medal ' ' ' Scripsit Editor . . . Ellen Bowler A Lucile Turner forth Foundation I Dare You . . . Lucile Tumer lnie c. Whiteside . . . Priscialla Offen 67 68 For we .were young and sure to have our way. Advertisements e,e Congratulations, Graduates! S. O. FISHER SPORTING GOODS Over I4-0 Years of Service Compliments of Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce MONTAGUE - BETTS COMPANY, INCORPORATED CARRINGTON - DIROM - BASTEN COMPANY, INCORPORATED INSURANCE A C. 3 xl 'X jx , AON X - pw R' I P i f Q ' ,O l 5 ' ron rms F U R N I T U R E HOPKINS BROS. 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I s iiirjji-and Bonds of E e y K' d 'nce i864 HARRY HAGA COMPANY PLAZA BGWL 2408 WARDS ROAD PITTAAAN PLAZA Ten Pin Bowling 'WE BACK OUR SALESWITH SERVI CE Pittman Plaza Shopping Center Good Luck to the Graduating Class of 1969 Compliments of a Friend Through the door there came familiar laughter. I saw your face and heard you call my name. Oh my friends we're older but no wiser, ' For in our hearts the dreams are still the same. r. is X 9 Q Those were the days, Oh yes, d Those were the days. N T Words and music to Those Were the Days are by Gene Ras! Autographs ! - 1. .L wit 1 , sd w 1 K 4 . v , r 1 My