1968 Albemarle High School Peer

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THE PEER 1968 Albemarle High School

Charlottesville, Virginia

Volume 15

Contents

Academics

Organizations

Activities

Sports

Seniors

Underclassmen

Advertisements

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Foreword 1968 has been a year of change: Albe­

marle has a new student ·body, several new courses and textbooks, and even new senior privileges. Perhaps the most far­reaching change is the unification of Albemarle with Burley and Scottsville High Schools , an enrichment to our school. This merger added 210 Burley students and 98 Scottsville students to the student body of Albemarle.

Careful preparation was made to insure that the new students would feel welcome at Albemarle. Mr. Hurt and Pat Fleshman, an Albemarle senior, talked with the student body at Burley in order to increase the understanding between our students. To strenghten the SCA, four Burley students and two Scottsville students were invited to be representa­tives. Last May many of these students attended ciasses at Albemarle . This orientation enabled the students to feel more a part of Albemarle.

This year Albemarle is in the final stages of its transition from a five-year high school to a three-year high school because of the construction of new junior high schools. Last year a small group of eighth graders was admitted to Albe­marle , and this group will continue here , so that next year Albemarle will be a three-year high school.

Albemarle has expanded its curricula in many subjects. Among the newer courses are data processing, advanced French and Spanish classes, calculus, music appreciation , and a history sem­inar. In addition, all English , social studies, and languages textbooks are new.

Senior privileges at Albemarle have been increased, allowing the students more freedom. In addition to leaving the auditorium first and having Senior Day, seniors may leave classes two minutes early to go to lunch, and select their own parking spaces.

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Dedication

Something very thrilling, young, and alive comes out around him . All the restrai nts , confusions , prejudices, and fears which chase learning into a corner seem irrelevant in the smooth , logical flow of his classes, a current which goes anywhere , which sparkles with humor, a current which does not have to be called Wind, River, Train , or Teaching. Some-

thing universal is rediscovered each time he speaks to us. Rio , Mexico, California, New Orleans seem more real than if we saw them ourselves. Metaphor, vocab­ulary , and use of language are skillfully displayed in every thought , motion , and drawing. A comprehension , an organiza­tion, a communication too clear to obstruct the transition from mind to mind or thought to thought make him one of us , make us wish ourselves one of him. In gratitude and recognition , we the Senior Class of 1968 dedicate the Peer to Mr. Thomas Gregory.

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Administration Under the wise and patient guidance

of Mr. Hurt and Mr. King, Albemarle High entered its fourteenth year with a new student body and revisions in curric­ulum. Mr. Hurt, who received his Mas­ter's from the University of Virginia, has been with Albemarle since it opened in 1953. He served first as Assistant Prin­cipal and now as Principal, and has seen every phase of Albemarle's development. Mr. King, who also received his Master's from the University of Virginia, taught Math. and was a football and basketball coach at Albemarle before becoming As­sistant Principal. He knows well the varied aspects of our school.

Mr. Julian N. King, Assistant Principal

Mrs. Zelda Murray, Secretary

Mr. Ben F. Hurt, Principal

Mrs. Sharyn Baldrige, Guidance Secretary

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Mrs. Sally Shafer, Speech Therapist

Mrs. Mattie Lee G. Fornes M. Ed., University of Virginia Guidance Counselor

Mrs. Virginia Dofflemyer M. Ed ., University of Virginia Guidance Director

Mr. Antnony Laquintano M.Ed., University of Virginia Guidance Counselor, Basketball Coach

School Board: Mr. Comer Smith, Dr. Lawrence Quarles, Mr. Roger Rhinehart, Mr. Thomas Jenkins, Mr. Leslie Walton , Mr. Paul Cale, not pictured: Dr. W.E. Moody, Mr. Harley C. Easter.

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Mr. R. Ben Turner M.A. , University of Virginia English 12

Mrs. Marilyn Fantino B.A. , Emory and Henry English 11, Composition, National Honor Society

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Mrs. E. Marcia Dobbs B.F.A. Drake University

English English courses this year are using

the "new grammar", an approach which tries to eliminate some inconsistencies. The major emphasis, however, is upon literature. Sophmores study shon stories, plays, poetry, and medieval literature. Juniors study American works by Frost, Sandburg, Thoreau, and Emerson, while seniors study in English literature Shakespeare , Milton, Shelle Keats, and others.

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Miss Elizabeth Sutherland M.A., Columbia University English 11

Mrs. Mary Stalnaker A.B., Glenville State College English 9, 10

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Mr. Zirkle James Estes, Jr . M.A. Columbia University English 11

Mrs. Sara Kennedy B.A., Wheaton College English 11, Highlight

Mrs. Inez Bowler B.A. , Virginia State College English 10, 11

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Mrs. Joyce Mason B.A., Longwood College English 12, Debate Club

Mrs. Laurie Geary B.S. , University of Virginia English 10, 12. Spanish Club

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English Mrs. Lois Johnson M.Ed. , University of Virginia English 10, Critique Club

Mrs. Nancy Moore B.A., Westhampton College English II , Highlight

Mrs. Katherine Beckwith B.S., Longwood College English 10

Mr. Thomas Gregory M.Ed ., University of Virginia Composition, English 12

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Mrs. Mary J. DeCair B.S., Western Michigan University Government

Miss Virginia Beard B.S., University of Virginia Government

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Mr. Jack Vorhauer M.Ed., University of Virginia U.S. History ; Hi-Y; J.V. Basketball ; Track

Mr. Charles Schneider B.A., University of Virginia World History; U.S. History; Football

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Mr. William H. Raines M.Ed. , University of Virginia U.S. History; Monogram Club; S.C.A.

Miss Patricia Houder A.B. , Connecticut College·for Women U.S. History; Government

Mr. Charles Costello M.A. , University of Virginia

Social Studies With the exception of Cavalier Com­

monwealth, the U.S. History and U.S. Government courses have completely new textbooks this year. Several U. S. History classes are being taught with the Junior English course, so that the devel­opment of American history parallels that of American literature. The two subjects are taught in a two-hour period, allowing a flexible schedule.

A history seminar, which was initiate'd last year , provides an opportunity for in­dependent study and research. This group of students meets for two hours on Wednesday nights to discuss and analyze aspects of American history.

Economics; U.S. History ; J.V. Football ; Baseball

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Science Biology, chemistry, and physics are

the three major sciences taught at Albe­marle. The biology classes use, in ad­dition to the textbook Modem Biology, the yellow and green versions of the BSCS biology text. The BSCS program, first introduced at Albemarle this year, is a laboratory-centered course which em­phasizes experimentation and the history of scientific ideas.

Both the traditional and the newer Chern Study chemistry courses are taught. Both make extensive use of the laboratory and scientific equipment.

The PSSC physics program includes, along with the testbook, many ex­periments and movies which accompany the course.

Mr. Kenneth W. Lindsay M.A. , University of Alabama Chemistry

The students of Mrs. Well's biology class, on a field trip to examine the different forms of life found in a given area, uncover everything from wild flowers to turtles and crayfish.

Mrs. Margaret Fowler M.Ed., University of Virginia Physical Science, Biology

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j in a Mrs. Paulette Eagleton M.A. , Tufts University Biology

Mrs. Shirley Wells B.S. Longwood Biology; Cheerleading

Mr. David Anthony Mucka B.S. , Moravian College Chemistry; Physics

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Mathematics The mathematics department offers

courses ranging from General Math and Algebra I to Trigonometry, Math Analysis and Calculus. In these classes the theoretical as well as the practical aspects of mathematics are explored.

Mr. Richard H. Ergler B.A., St. Vincent College Calculus, Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry, Math Club

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Mrs. Ann Broaddus B.A. , Bryn Mawr College Geometry, Algebra II, F.T.A.

Mrs. Sue Anglin B.S. , Radford College Algebra I, Math 10

Mrs. Bessie Birckhead B.S ., Mary Washington Math 9

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Mr. William Swan B.S.; Virginia Polytechnic Institute Math. 10, Algebra I

Mrs. Virginia Fulcher B.S.; Longwood College Geometry, Algebra II

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Mrs. Dale Griggs B.S.; Westhampton College Algebra II, Geometry, Tri-Hi-Y

Miss Courtenay Turner M.Ed. ; University of Virginia Algebra II , Math. Analysis, Peer, Debate

Mrs. Beverly Jones B.A., Washington College French II , III, Tri-Hi-Y

Mrs. Mary Lederman B.A. , Syracuse University French III , IV, Spanish III , French III-IV Club

Miss Sandra Bolick A.B. , College of William and Mary

Languages Three languages are taught at Albe­

marle: French, Spanish, and Latin. For the first time this year French and Span­ish courses are usif!g the ALM series, in which emphasis is placed on oral work. In the advanced classes students read plays and novels , and study the literature of the language.

The Latin textbooks are new this year, too. The students study grammar, vocab· ulary, myths, and the writings of Caesar in the first years , and Virgil and Ovid in the third and fourth years.

French I, J.V. Cheerleaders, French 1-H Club

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Mrs. Karen Rovetto B.A., University of Idaho Spanish I, II , Spanish Club

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Mrs. Ellen W. Houston A.B., Mary Baldwin College Latin I, II , IV, Latin Club

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Training Albemarle has vocational courses in

business , industrial arts, agriculture, and nursing. The VOT program, open only to seniors, permits students to take three classes at Albemarle and to spend the afternoon working in an office.

Similar to this is the DE program in which the students spend their afternoons working in the field of dis tributive education.

Mrs. Shirley O'Neill B.S., Madison College Shorthand, Typing, Business Procedures

Mrs. Exa Sartin B.A. Mississippi College Record Keeping, Typing

Mrs. Katharine Hancock A.B. , Lynchburg College Shorthand, Typing

Mrs. Margaret Burruss B.S. , Mary Washington Data Processing, General Business

Mr. Darrell Gardner B.S. , Richmond Professional Institute Distributive Education, DECA Club

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Mrs. Agnes Anderson B.S., Montreat College Typing I, Bookkeeping

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Mrs. Frances Snyder B.S., Shippensburg State College Typing I

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Mrs. Jannette Hunt B.S. , State Teachers College, Kearney, Nebraska Business Procedures

Mrs. Glenann Haythe M.Ed. , College of William and Mary VOT, Office Pract ice

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Training Mr. Edwin 0. Russell B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Agriculture I, II , III , Future Farmers of America

Mr. LeRoy Smith B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute Drafting I, II, Auto Mechanics

Mr. Joseph Gillenwater M.S., West Virginia University Industrial Cooperative Training, V.I.C.A. Club

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Mr. William Johnson B.S. , Tuskegee Institute Industrial Arts I, II , IV, Metals

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Mrs. Dorothy B. Harraway B.S. , Hampton Institute ·Home Economics II , III , IV, Future Homemakers of America

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Physical Education In an effort to obtain the Greek ideal of a

sound mind in a sound body, physical educa­tion is required of all freshmen and sopho­mores, and offered to juniors and seniors as an elective. In the elective course students participate in soccer, bowling, track , wres­tling, and archery, among other sports. In the sophomore year, Driver's Education is taught, and Behind-the-Wheel Training is offered to all students.

Mr. Ed Null B.S., Hampden Sydney Driver's Training, Physical Ed., Monogram Club

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Mr. James Arbaugh B.S. Ed., University of Virginia Physical Education, Driver's Training, Varsity Football

Mr. Ralph Harrison M.Ed. , Southwest Missouri State Physical Education, Driver's Ed., Varsity Football , Golf

Mrs. Gretchen Day B.S ., State Teacher's College at Brockport , N.Y. Physical Education, Basketball , Tennis, G.A.A.

Mrs. Grace Schmeelcke B.S. , Valparaiso University Driver's Training, Physical Education , Varsity Basketball , Varsity Softball, G.A.A.

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The Fine Arts The music department includes the

Beginning, Junior, and Concert Bands, which participate in concerts, assemblies and parades. Music appreciation , a course begun this year, provides a study in the music of major periods.

The art department encompasses four years of study. It sponsors an art show at Albemarle, and exhibits watercolors, oils, and pen-and-ink drawings.

Mr. James W. Simmons M.Ed. , University of Virginia Band, Music Appreciation, Band Club

Miss Cynthia DeSue B.S. , Norfolk State College Chorus, Chorus Club

Mr. Waldo E. Johnson B.F.A., Catholic Unh-ersity o Art I, II , III , IV, Art Oub

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Mrs. Kathleen Lynk B.A., Madison College Librarian

Mrs. Harper

Library and Cafeteria Mrs. Marjory Goodall B.S. , University of Virginia Librarian, Library Club

Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. Pettie, Mrs. Pritt, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Key

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National Honor Society: S. Floyd , Vice-President; J . T renho lme , President ; R . Hu tchinson A. Carr. second ro w: G . Walker, Secretary; M. Pace, B. Grinde, T . Booker, E. Curry, P. Morris, W. Howard. third row: L. Dean, J. Foster, R. Carter, N. Scott, P. Hamilton, Treasurer.

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The National Honor Society is com· posed of outstanding students chosen by their teachers. Their activities include tutoring and providing used paperback books for English classes.

Interclub Council The Interclub Council coordinates the

activities of the clubs at AHS through such means as the Club Calendar, "Club of the Year" Award and Club Night.

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I.C.C. Officers, front: E. Juul-Nielson, Reporter; N. Mor­rissey, Secretary-Treasurer. back: S. White, Vice-Presi­dent; B. Massie, Presic!ent.

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Math Club The Math Club's main goal this year is

to teach its members proper use of the slide rule. Their annual Math Contests and a trip to the computer center also provide opportunities to expand interest in mathematics.

Math Oub, first row: D. I..a:yne, C. Swisher, C. Clark , B. Johnson, E. Juul-Nielson. seco nd row: B. Pace, Vice-President; T . Abbott , Program Chair­man; R. Salley, J. Ward, S. Jones, J. Andrews, F. Robinson, T . Keithley, D. Dobbins, C. Jackson, T . Curtis , Mr. Ergler , Sponsor.

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SCA, left to right : L. Dean , Secretary-Treasurer; Y. Leake, President; K. Leake, Reporter; B. Massey, Vice-President.

SCA The SCA coordinates school activities

throughout the year. Among the activities sponsored by this year's SCA are the Honor Assembly, promoting the Honor Program, the Thanksgiving Basket, the Vietnam Chest, and the Foreign Ex- ­change Student Drive.

SCA, first row: L. Shifflett, N. Strother, K. Poole, M. Tucker. second row: J. Wade, A. Combs, K. Caperton, C. Groh , L. Murray, D. Casteen, C. Geiger, G . Walker, G . McDermott.

SCA, first row: D. Sandridge, J. Morris, M. Fitzgerald, K. Juul-Nielson, P. Manley, J. Harris. second row: C. Winter , M. Harri son , C. Crispell , K . Leake , C. Allen , E. Nalley, D . Boo ker , D. Snowberger, D. Brook­shire , K. Viar.

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SCA, first row : L. Gibson, M. Sartin, C . Arnette , B. Carr , B. Massie , J. Morris. second row: P. Rennie , K. McGraw, J. Southall, B. Garnett, H. Haney, C. Davis, H. Easter, C. Howard, L. Farrish, S. Wilcox, E. Curry, W. Howard, A. Carr.

SCA, first row: B. Dofflemyer, E. Hoy, J. Knight , B. Nalley, B. Sartin, D. Crickenberger, D. Green, J. Trenholme, V. Leake, M. Cobb. second row: R. Ahtam, H. Carmichael, S. Madison , J. Swenson , K. Detamore, T. Booker, N. Scott, L. Dean, R. Brandt.

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Senior French Club, first row: B. Quinn, S. Honeycutt, L. Hintze, B. Dulaney, M. Dickens, V. Godsey, B. Owen. second row: L. Roberts , S. Ballard, T . Morrison, Program Chairman; A. Adams, S. Beck, S. Pugh, Secretary. third row: J. Baloo, K. Winter, P. Comfort, J. Foster, D. McGraw, S. Floyd, President; L. Barnes, Treasurer; B. Edmunds, S. Peters.

Junior French Club, first row: B. LaClair, L. Burton , President; J. Honeycutt, Secretary; K. Winter. LC.C. ep-e:sentative; P. Kyger, K. Masnik. second row: B. Trenholme, B. Goodwin , M.A. Leake, R. Foreman , J. Owen , S. Wakeley, C. Roberts. third ro : E ~ Respess, Reporter; B. Eastwood, J. Jennings, C. Cooper, S. Tucker, S. Mohler, E. Woodruff, J. Mainfort.

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French I, V. Durrer, A. Shutts, G. Beitsel , S. Yowell , Vice-President; K. Burrett, T. Kane, C. Caperton, B. House, L. Dillard. second row: S. Berthold, B. Tomlin, J. Harris, K. Kaufman , D. Noon, V. Graves. third row: S. Shiffield, N. Thomas, M. Jaegar, J. Ziegler, L. Morris, S. Hattori, S. Jenkins, C. Rhoadman.

Spanish, D. Caryle, B. Gifford, D. Bralley, Vice-President; L. Franks, Reporter ; L. Loving, B. Grinde, President; S. Rydell , C. Sutherland, A. Beverley, Secretary-Treasurer; C. Meadows, S. Mahanes, S. Ford, J. McCauley, ICC Representative; C. Mawyer. second row: D. Dowell, M.B. McVey, R. Nefos, S. Clark, B. Cross, J. Sanford , T. Lanahan, V. Martinson. third row: S. Samsell , M. Flint, R. Magnuson , B. Massie, W. Bromfield , J. Cotten.

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French Clubs The French Club tries to make French

interesting-not just something you have to study- through speakers, films, and other projects.

Spanish Club The Spanish Club conducts their

meetings in Spanish , discussing the customs of various Spanish-speaking countries. Also, they are raising money for the Spanish. department and, as President Barbara Grinde says, "somas excelentes".

Tri-Hi-Y This year the Tri-Hi-Y is sponsoring

an orphan in Chile in addition to their local activities. Another of their projects is the showing of the World's Fair film, "The Parable".

Tri-Hi-Y, first row: Mrs. Griggs, G. Beitzel , J. Morris J. Sandridge, L. Sullivan , D. Bull, D. Green, J. Morris. second row: M. Jaeger, N. Mitchell , K. Poole, P. Brown, J. Harris, B. Dulaney, Mrs. Jones.

Tri-Hi-Y, first row: E. Tucker, Chaplain; N. Garrison, Vice-President; D. Booker, Reporter; B. alley. Y ec-:i llt!-.I!Sen Treasurer; G . Walker, Secretary; S. White, I.C.C. Representative; T. Booker, President. second row: D. · • !ivan, P. Easton, P. Manley, B. Travis, D. Gibson. third row: C. Hamilton, C. Allen, V. Martinson, C.. lanin.. J. JUI ....... =.. berger, K. Price.

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Library Club The Library Club members work in

the library , learning their techniques · through experience. Among the proposed projects for this year are visits to the Alderman Library and the Library of Congress .

Library Club, sitting: D. Mason, President; C. Moore , C. Crowell, Secretary-Treasurer. standing: Mrs. Link , Mrs. Goodall,Sponsors; M. Via, Vice-President; C. Price, J. Dudley, Reporter; A. Hensley; N. Marrow, I.C.C. Representative; K. Wood, J. Howard, B. Cotes.

Latin Club, first row: M. Rups , President; K. Luck, P. Fleshman, Secretary-Treasurer; D. Mosby, S. Cronemeyer. second row: B. Swift, M. Bryant, R. Garrison , Reporter; Mrs. Houston , Sponsor; R. Pas­coe, J. Garletts.

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Latin Club The Latin Club devotes itself to edu­

cating interested Latin students in the culture and history of the classical world.

Starn p and Coin The members of the Stamp and Coin

Club circulate their stamps and coins during meetings, offering an opportunity for adding to their respective collections.

Hi-Y Club The Hi-Y Club works to shape its

members' characters. The club has spon­sored the Sportsmanship Assembly and sends the members to the Model General Assembly, where they learn first-hand how our government works.

Stamp and Coin, first row: B. Bond, C. Manson, President; second row : E. Leake, T . Jenkins, G. Wesner, I.C.C. Representative; R. Miller, D. Downing, W. Cohen, M. Cole. third row: E. Martin, L. Van de Castle, G. Easter.

Hi-Y, first row: B. Garnett, President. second row: B. Coleman, D. Foster, P. Finn, I. C. C. RepresentatiYe; R Aht:am..B.. ~~­rison , I. Peters, L. Barnes, D. Birckhead, G. Carr, Secretary-Treasurer. third row: D. Hudson, B. Eascwood. R S - ~-G~,......~ President; S. Peters, P. Keyser, L. Heatwole, B. Edmunds, S. Wilcox, R. Salley, H. Easter, Chaplain; C. Reynolds. Vidal, B. Cross, T . Roberts.

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Key Club, first row : G. Marshall , B. Pace, G. Carr, L. Murray, J. Knight, S. Yowell , B. Bascom, L. Barnes, C. Reynolds , Vice-President. second row: P. Finn, C. Wilfong, I.C.C. Representative; W. Judge, W. Harrel , President; M. Jones, Treasurer; S. Wilcox, B. Horrocks. third row: D. Yates, B. Gifford, B. Taylor, T . Lederman, P. Keyser, Secretary; B. Swift, R. Brandt, Sergeant at Arms; R. Hutchinson, L. Abell , L. Kent, B. Garnett , T. Sanborn .

Key Club The Key Club, the high school version

of Kiwanis Club , contributes to com­munity activities. Among these is their annual Christmas tree sale.

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DECA I, first row: K. Bruce, W. Wood, H. Morris M. Leake, G. Hicks, E. Howard, D. Morris, L. Cowan. second row: J. Dudley, S. Taylor, P. Farrish, A. Cosby, J. Graves, G. White, J. Morris, S. Thurston . third row: D. Marsh, C. Lewis, E. J. Wascom, W. Morris, D. More, M. Smith.

DECA II and III, first row: S. Mitchell, P. Baber, G. Crawford, S. Shifflett, D. DeRoeck, M. Sartin, C. McGraw, B. Sartin. C. · B. Woodie, J. Shifflett, J. Gough, D. Mundy, C. Davis, W. Sours. third row : Mr. Gardner, Sponsor; M. Buck, G. Hall,E Hoy. S. R. Fleshman, A. Powell .

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DECA, first row: C. McGraw, Treasurer; B. Sartin, President; M. Sartin, Second Vice-President. second row: B. Woodie, Secretary; T . Lederman, Reporter; E. Hoy, First Vice -President; R. Fleshman, Parliamentarian.

DECA The Albemarle branch of the Distribu­

tive Education Clubs of America is one of our most active organizations. This year, in addition to their fashion shows, calendar sales, and DECA week, the members hosted the Fall Rally for Dis­trict XI.

FBLA The Future Business Leaders of

America, feeling that the business world of the future will be a highly competitive one, strives, through their projects, to make success easier for their members.

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FBLA, first row: E. Batten, J. Sudduth, D. Carr, C. Shifflett, Reporter; M. Morris , Historian; S. Garrison, J. Breedon, N. Hash, P. Coleman, President. second row: S. Shifflett, Vice-President; G. Sprouse, L. Wood, B. Sprouse, B. Bruce, A. Shifflett, E. Golden , A. Dunn , I. Shifflett, Secretary; B. Hash, B. Shifflett, S. Scott, Mrs. Hancock, Sponsor. third row: B. Beck, B. Crawford , A. Hebb, J. Graves, M. Brown, D. Maupin, M. Davis , B. Mawyer, B. Clements, D. Bull, R. Mc­Cormick, J.A. Peters.

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VICA, L. Woodson, B. Shifflett, S. Ritter , H. Smith, J. Crenshaw, D. Humphrey, M. Leake, T . Brackett, H. Carr. second row: R. Morris , F. Elder, R. Tooley, R. Fitch, H. Scott, A. Barbour, R. Armstead , W. Jordan , R. Walker, E. Steepe, S. Timberlake, R. Williams, M. Barnett, M. Robbins, Mr. Gillenwater. third row: C. Shifflett, R. Hoover, V. Jones, J. Brochu , J. Brackett , F. Burreff, W. McCauley, B. Yowell , L. Barnes.

VICA The Vocational Industrial Clubs of

America is a co-curricular organization, whose members work to further and better vocational, industrial, and com­munity relations. VICA is organized on the local, district, state, and national levels, and VICA of Albemarle High School is active on all levels.

Boys' 4-H "Wildlife" is the theme of this year's

Boys' 4-H Club. One of the members, Shields Jones, was chosen at the national contest in Chicago as the top poultry judge in the nation.

VICA, G . Ritter, President; J. Crenshaw, Vice-President; A. Barbour, Parliamen­tarian; M. Leake, Treasurer; R. Williams, Reporter; M. Robbins , Secretary; Mr. Gillenwater, Sponsor.

Boys' 4-H, left to right: S. Jones, R. Walker, J. Shifflett, B. Thompson, J. D. Pace, J. Farley, H. Drumheller. second row: L. Marrs, J. Albert, N. Harris , S. Hudson.

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FFA, first row: J. Farour, Treasurer; S. Hudson Vice-President; W. Spradlin, Reporter; J. Dudley, ICC Representative; T. Viar, Sentinel; K. Gibson, President; W. Sealk, second row: S. Goss, W. Moon, S. Gibson, E . Ward , J. Viar , D . Risher , B. Patterson , K . Walder , S. Thurston , D. Taylor. third row: S. Birckhead, D. Tomlin, H. Drumheller, C. Thompson, C. Miller, T . Spradlin, L. Cowan, W. Morris , R. Dunning, L. Morris, R. Wilbut, C. Lewis.

FFA The Future Farmers of America is

organized on the national leveL Members leam to apply their e duca tion in culti­vating a successful farm.

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Girls' 4-H

The activities of the Girls' 4-H Club center around its theme of "Career Exploration". On Achievement Day members exhibited their work and made a fine showing.

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G.A.A., first row : B. Grinde, Vice-President; C. Cooper, C. Young, J. Maurer , E. Curry, K. Detamore, L. Shifflett , J. Gay, Treasurer. second row : V. Graves, C. Geiger, President; P. Lingle, R. Martin , J. Marks, M. McCormick, K. Wesner, R. Pascoe, E. Pugh. third row: A. Lim, L. Loving, C. Rea, Secretary; J. Grinde, . D. Phillips, I.C.C. Representative; A. Lord, A. Levenson, D. Layne, K. Thompson. fourth row: S. Robinson, L. Morris , D. Godwin , Mrs. Day, Sponsor; C. Dyer, R!;!porter; K. Kaufman, C. Crispell , S. Wakely, D. Kerig. fifth row : M.B. McVey, K. Viar, D. Clark, V. Lowe, B. Williamson, M. Fitzgerald, T. Hammond , K. Caperton.

GAA The Powder Puff game, as always, is

the big highlight of the Girls' Athletic Association's activities. This year, though, the G.A.A., in coordination with the Monogram Club, is working on more girls' sports such as girls' track and in tram urals.

G.A.A. girls campaign for equal womens' rights in the Homecoming parade.

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Nursing, first row: M. Wetsel, President; D. Mason, Secretary-Treasurer; J. Shifflett , Reporter; A. Huff, Vice-President; D. DeMasters, Chaplain; L. Robertson, I.C.C. Representative. second row: K. Rhoads , L. Garrison , B. Hall , F. Grimes, W. Critzer, D. Sullivan, 0 . Shifflett , B. Harris , S. Gibson, third row: R. Nefos, M. Steele, B. Mowbry, H. Mills, R. Wood, B. Thompson, P, Toms.

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Club Collecting for the local Heart Fund,

touring Charlottesville's two hospitals, and sponsoring the nursing graduation and reception are among the numerous activities in the Future Nurses' Club at AHS this year.

Nursing, first row: P. Goode, D. Riddle, M. Miller, D. Carr, D. O'Toole, S. Lewis, A. Combs. second row: L. Milton, Mrs. Updike, Sponsor; D. Holt, P. Spencer, B. Saylon, L. Hall , F. Jenkins, M. Thomas, R. Miller.

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book on communications this year. This club, though small, is ambitious, for its other main project is to design and build a communications receiver.

Monogram Club The Monogram Club supports ath­

letics and promotes clean, healthy living among athletes. No smoking or drinking by members is permitted at any time. Members sell popcorn at basketball games, assist with athletic banquets , and help pay for championship jackets.

Radio club, left to right, clockwise: J. Wade, Vice-President; S. Eltgroth, 0 . Pors, C. Jackson, Secretary-Treasurer; J. Ward , I.C.C. Representative; J. Foster, President; W. Roller , B. Thalman.

Monogram club, first row : C. Wilfong, Secretary-Treasurer; T. Viar , Vice-President; L. Mur­ray , I.C.C. Representative; C. Kent , President; Mr. Raines, Sponsor. seco nd row : D. Coleman, D. Snowberger, A. Howard, J. Sanford, B. Loeser, D. Keyser, R. Morrison, B. Dofflemyer, G. Beasley, T . Sanborn , L. Abell, W. Harrel. third row : P. Rennie , R. Douglas, G. Cramer, W. Bromfield, T . Abbott, B. Pace, B. Floyd, W. Brown, M. Estes, P. Keyser, L. Barnes, S. Clark.

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FTA: K. Luck, Vice-President; B. Carr, Secretary; N. Morrissey, I.C.C. Representative; C. Morrissey, President; S. McGraw, Treasurer.

FTA With opportunities everyday to wit­

ness the fine teachers of AHS in action, the members of the F.T.A. learn teaching methods that will help prepare them for their future careers.

FTA, first rqw: L. Cowan, R. Magnuson, E. Payne, H. Carmichael , M. Wilkinson , P. Lane, W. Kidd, C. Conrad. second row:B. Chisholm, L. Gibson, M. Cobb, L. Robertson , J. Garletts, C. Davis, B. Massie, J. Roach, C. Moon, Y. Cubbage, B. Shifflett, S. Madison. third row: Mrs. Broaddus , Mrs. Beckwith, Sponsors; S. Pugh , R. Garrison, M. Bryant, B. Massie, B. Johnson , M. Miller , B. Maupin , N. Marrow , B. Morrisy, D. Payne, P. Kyger.

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FHA The Future Homemakers of America

works to promote a growing appre­ciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking and to further interest in home economics. In October, the club was host to the Federation's fall rally. The members sponsor a Christmas open house, FHA Week, and a banquet.

FHA, first row: B. Hall , President; G. White, Vice-President; L. Tyler, Secretary; M. Miller, Treasurer; L. Herring, C. Scott . second row: Mrs. Sullivan, Sponsor; Mrs. Harraway, Sponsor; E. Belle, E. Brass­field , J. Howard.

FHA, first row: M. Gorden, C. Beattey, R. Childress, P. Bishop, P. Frazier, R. Brown, H. Brown, J. Davidson. second row: B. Butler, D. DeMasters, B. Jackson, B. Berkley, A. Waller, J. Wright , H. Mills, G . Butler, B. Poindexter. third row : B. Smith, J. Warren, M. Gardner.

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Jr. Red Cross, first row: C. Wood, B. Sprouse, C. Morris, A. Hill , M. Jones, M. Via, L. Herring, D. Shiff­lett. second row: M. Via, R. McCormick , J.A. Peters, N. Hash, Mrs. Fulcher, Sponsor.

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Jr. Red Cross: J. Wood, Reporter; B. Maupin, Pres­ident; M. Houchens, I.C.C. Representative; C. Welsh, Vice-President.

Junior Red Cross

The Jr. Red Cross strives to help those in need . They record for the blind, visit homes for the aged, and give food baskets at Thanksgiving and Christmas.

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debates , through which members learn organized argument and logical thinking.

Critique The Critique, AHS's forum for self­

expression , discusses current issues during their regular meetings and holds man y "extracritiqueular" discussions outside of the club period.

Debate, E. Nalley, M. Quinn, Vice-President; R. Morrison, I.C.C. Representative.

Debate, P. Hamilton, President; E. Nalley, R. Maine, M. Quinn, R. Morrison, B. Graebner.

Critique, first row: B. Owen , I.C.C. Representative; P. Dunn , T . Vascott , Secretary; A. Goss , J. Trenholme, Chairman; L. Franks, D. Noon. second row: L. Hintze, J. Romar, S. Tucker, J. McCauley, T . Nightingale, S. Robertson, J. Woodie. third row: J. Ben­shoff, S. Sheffield , M. Barksdale, F. Doolittle, C. Clark, J. Faust, J. Swenson, P. Clark , B. Van de Castle. fourth row: B. Quinn , D. McGraw, J. Belew.

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Chess Club, first row: F. Robinson, J. Kane, B. Woodzell, President; P. Dunn , S. Page, Vice-President; K. Kennamer, M. Jones. second row: B. Floyd, S. Remley, R. Maine, L. Heatwole, C. Morrissey, M.J. Heilman, Reporter; W. Smith, S. Eltgroth, B. Bascom, B. Honeycutt. third row: E. Roseberry, J. Foster, B. Gregnor, R. Morrison , E. Bralley, T. Jenkins, D. Gray, T. Smith , R. Massey. fourth row: D. Wright , G. Burnett, G. Wesner. back row: L. Clarke, L. Van de Castle, D. Coleman , A. Levenson, W. Cohen, D. Downing, C. Manson, M. Hughes, J. Smith, B. Johnson.

Chess Club The Chess Club consists of those stu­

dents who enjoy the keen competition this ancient game offers. Although chess has been played by all kinds of peoples throughout the ages, the enthusiastic faces of the members reveal that the hurried tempo of the twentieth century has obviously not dampened its appeal.

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Pep Club The Pep Club works to inspire our stu·

dents with school spirit and good sports­manship. Posters and pep buttons are among their ways of reminding us to sup­port our teams.

Pep Club, first row: D. Tomlin, L. Houchins, V. Godsey, M. Dickens, G. Sprouse , B. Sprouse, S. Moore, M. Poole. second row: B: Cross, J. Benshoff, B. Berot, R. Salley, S. Landes, P. Comfort, C. Crispell , K. Respess, D . Maupin, M. Bryant , M. Steele , C. Young, M. Jaeger , D. Knapp, R. Pascoe, Vice­President.

Pep Club, first row: S. Addington, C. Caperton , L. Franks, C. Thornley, B. Quinn, President; C. Manson, P. Dunn. L. Dillard, B. Lamb. second row: G. Beitzel , B. Powell, M. Poole, S. Yowell, K. Price, J. Sandridge, G . Hinch , L. Shifflett, K. McCauley, M. Quinn D. Bro\\-n. S. Martin , D. Maloney, B. Edmunds, J. Morris , R. Brandt, Secretary-Treasurer; S. Samsell, T. Hammond , J. Faust, I.C.C. Representative; J. Pullen.

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Players The AHS Players coordinate, adver­

tise, and participate in the plays pre­sented at school during the year. Hard­working members are rewarded for their diligence by acceptance in the National Thespian Society.

Thespians, first row: B. Swift, M. Pace. second row: W. Judge, Mrs. Dobbs, Sponsor; T . Led­erman, D. Bralley.

Drama Club, first row: T. Vidal, J. Kane, C. Caperton, D. Bralley, Secretary-Treasurer; M. Pace, Program Chairman; A. Beverly, J. Swenson, K. Respess , S. Page, M.J. Heilman , A. Adams, S. Honeycutt , K. Nottingham. second row: W. Judge, President; Mrs. Dobbs, Sponsor; M. Brown, R. Brandt, T. Sanborn , L. Murray, B. Dulaney, J. Fitzhugh, G. Hinch, D. Dowell , S. Mohler, K. Masnik. third row: T. Lederman, Vice-President; B. Swift, I.C.C. Representative; D. Coryle, G. McDermott, B. Taylor, S. Boyle, L. Beale, T. Morrison, C. Carson , N. Critzer, W. Smith, T. Keithley, C. Walker, D. Rhinehart , R. Judge, T. Franks , W. Trem­bley, K. Burnett, B. Berot, N. Lange, C. Groh, P. Honeycutt .

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Thespians: C. Carson, T . Lederman, W. Judge, C. Wilfong, R. Hutchinson, L. Murray, M. Pace, B. Swift, D. Bralley, E. Golding.

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Highlight, first row: M. Tucker, Mrs. Moore, Sponsor; K. Wesner, G. Walker, Editor-in.Chief. second row: M. Rups , S. Hall , W. Pullen , N. Morrisey, J. Southall , E. Juul-Nielsen.

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Peer, left to right: S. Floyd, Editor-in-Chief; T . Booker, Business Man­ager; M.J. Heiman, Business; Miss Turner, Sponsor.

Peer Peer, first row: B. Nalley, Underclassmen; D. Kerig, Features; C. Martin, Under­classmen, second row: T. Lederman , Seniors; E. Gerow, Academics; K. Poole, Features. third row: P. Hamilton , Copy; D. Yates, Photographer.

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AHS Band Club, left to right; First row: J. Sams, S. Sewell, A. Davison, P. Banks, C. Jenkins, President; K. Winter , S. Ford, Reporter; S. Yowell , Vice-President. Second row: S. Gentrey, S. Sims, B. Hughes, D. Tomlin, Y. Patterson, S. Kindrick , C. Barnett, D. Wilcox. Third row: P. Geiger, R. Bappert, B. Powell. D. Gray, G. Haynes, L. Pound, J. Morris, B. Honeycutt. Fourth row: Mr. Simmons, Sponsor; D. Corle, B. Johnson, C. Chafin, C. T . Bailey.

Flutes: D. Whitehead, A. Davison, J. Bradbury, J. Sams, S. Sewell, S. Gentry, N. Via, D. Donohue, C. Jenkins, N. Napier. Oboes: M. Pace, C. Robinson. Bassoon: K. Winter. Bb Clarinets: J. Wade, R. Massie, H. Easter, L. Heatwole, S. Ford, D. Bickham, 0 . Pors, D. Tomlin, R. Maine, G. Wesner, C. Wood, D. Wilcox, P. Banks, V. Patterson, J. Sartin, B. Toms, S. Sims. Alto Clarinets: K. Masnik, D. Foster, J. Cotten. Bass Clarinets: J. Foster, B. Thalmann. Alto Saxophones: B. Grinde, C. T. Bailey. Tenor Saxophones: R. Pollock, B. Horrocks. Baritone Saxophone: W. Pritchett. French Horns: J. Romer, C. Chafin, B. Johnson, D. Corle. Comets: B. Hughes, S. Yowell , R. Bappert, B. Honeycutt, G. Haynes, L. Pound, C. Hensley, R. Guthrie, G. Easter, C. Preddy, J. Rainey, C. Barnett. Trombones: P. Geiger, P. Paul , G. Harvey, T. Kerns, D. Williams. Baritone: J. Henley. Basses: R. Jones, V. Kirby. Percussion: J. Morris, M. Estes, D. Gray, B. Powell, P. Titus, C. Winter, D. Bryant.

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Chorus, front: Miss DeSue, director; first row: C. Fowler, K. Caperton, L. Miller, S. Addington , R. Miller, M. Jackson, J. White, M. Howard, L. Horner, M. Mil­ler, M. Wetsel , K. Respess. second row: B. Travis, M. Fitzgerald, S. Schulz, E. Hicks, L. Robertson, T. Vidal , J. Fitzhugh, N. Garrison. third row: L. Deane, B. Berkley, R. Chapman, J. Mawyer, E. Wells, S. Hall , B. Jackson, H. Mills, J. Anderson .

Male Chorus, first row: R. Bates, R. Douglas, R. Dyer, M. Howard. second row: S. Sprouse, S. Kindrick , J. Fitzhugh, D. Coryle, J. Cotton, D. Webster.

Band The band presents their annual spring

· and Christmas concerts and entertains the student body in several assemblies. This year, our band received a superior rating in the Band Festival held at Albemarle.

The Band Club, an extension of the band, has varied activities, such as their Dixieland Band in the Homecoming Parade.

Male Chorus, first row: A. Howard , M. Jackson, J. White, T . Roberts, J. Bishop, F. Thompson , G. Grim. second row: D. Deane, T. Sanborn , T. Vidal, W. Brown, J. Anderson, B. Tyler.

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Chorus This year's chorus has a new director,

Miss Cynthia DeSue. They present their annual concerts, sing for the Nursing Graduation, and are taking part in the Fine Arts Festival this year.

The Male Chorus was established this year to extend interest in music to the boys at Albemarle.

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and this year it was Thursday, Nov. 2. A big bonfire started the Homecoming festivities in action Tuesday night. All week clubs worked hard to prepare floats to parade before the judges, and the cheerleaders and team prepared to terminate their season with a victory. Nine lovely girls grew more nervous as they prepared to become part of the

Students enjoy bonfire Tues. night.

Cheerleaders lead crowd at game.

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homecoming court , and the students wondered who the new queen would be. Student Council members readied for long hours of decorating for the first formal dance of the year. A general ex­citement filled the air as everyone looked forward to a very successful Homecoming.

The new Homecoming Queen

First place was taken by the Art Club.

Enthusiastic Patriots

An awed attendant

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Homecoming Queen - Lorraine Dean

Homecoming Court Maid of Honor - Judi Knight

Jr. Representative - Linda Burton Jr. Representative - Jeannette Southall

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Sr. Representative - Kathleen Baldwin Sr. Representative - Barbara Sartin

Soph. Representative - Rebecca Herald Soph. Representative - Janice Morris Fresh. Representative - Mary Johnson

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uA Thurber's Carnival"

"A lone flower"

"A unicorn, you say!"

A typical wife-nag, nag, nag An extraordinary operation

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Despite the bad reviews and the incon­venient weekend, "A Thurber's Carnival" was well received. Under the direction of Mrs. Marcia Dobbs, the stage crew, lights crew , actors, and make-up committee worked long hours for this presentation. Other than the usual mishaps (lines for­gotten, props falling), "A Thurber's Car­nival" was very well given.

The director-Mrs. Dobbs

An interesting broadcast

"More books, Mr. Thurber."

A murder weapon?

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nores and Juniors ended in a Junior victory. No score was made in the Juniorc Senior game, but both teams showed tremendous effort and drive. The G .A.A. club worked hard to make this activity what it was ... a tremendous success.

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Boys' State representatives: Phillips Hamilton, Chris Carson

Honors MGA representa tive from Hi-Y: Bob Garnett , Mike Jones, not pictured: Rauf Ahtam

REGIONAL BAND MEMBERS: Steve Yowel l. Becky Massie. John Romer, Day Whitehead. Barbara Grinde. Roy Jones, John Foster. Jim Wade

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Student Government

Student Government Week gives the students of Albemarle County an oppor­tunity to run the county government. This year Student Government Week started with an assembly on actual county government. A Supervisor, the County Executive, and a former student govern­ment member were the guest speakers. The students themselves were then given a week to start their own parties, write their platforms, and nominate candidates for the county offices. Four parties were formed -New Student Party , Peoples Forward. Progressive Reform Party, and Independent Party. From these four parties, the county offices will be filled and these elected students will run the county government by themselves for one week.

Speakers: Judy Ho bso n. Beck y Quinn , Mr. Tingler. Mr. Clyde . Mr. Wood , Mr. Batcholer

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"The Sandbox", under the direction of Mrs. Marcia Dobbs, was the contribution of the Drama Dept. to the district festival of the one-act plays. In Harrisonburg, the site of the festival , this play received a superior rating and the chance to go to the state festival.

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((Camelot" "Oklahoma", Albemarle's first musi­

cal, will never be forgotten . This year, Albemarle presents another unforget­table musical , "Camelot". As of March 1 work had already begun and only nine weeks lay ahead for rehearsals, memoriz­ing lines, painting props, fixing lights, and staging the musical-a medieval leg­end. The Art Dept. had started work on the difficult job of preparing the scenery even before the cast had been chosen. The directors, Mrs. Dobbs, Miss De Sue, and Gary Hinch have spent much time working on this production. The large cast and the crew members have begun rehearsals and everyone plans to make "Camelot" even better and more unfor­gettable than "Oklahoma".

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Girls: Students 28

Faculty 15

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Preparation for each year's production requires the response of each of the mem­bers of the junior class . Each hour of work creates a few minutes of the show, but each of those hours is necessary to erect a good show, and hopefully the best of any year.

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Counterclockwise from Left: Karen Leake, Monte Jane Poole, Verona Leake, Peggy Lowry, Claudia Thomas, Barbara Sartin, Martha Sartin, Joyce Bradbury, Karen Poole, and Jonni Sandridge.

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First Row: C. Winter , S. Brooks, S. Peters, G. Carr, C. Walker, A. How.ard , B. Tyler, G. Godfrey, B. Dofflemyer, D. Kyser, B. Loeser, P. Kyser, T. Viar, C. Wil­fong, M. Estes, R. Morris , S. Thompson , E. Leake, B. Pruett, L. Abell , N. Wright , S. Parr. Second Row: W. Brown, J. Andrews, L. Murray, T . McGraw, I. Peters, T. Smith, S. Clark , L. Kent , J. Sanford, M. Brown, J. Albert, W. Flint, J. Roberts, J. Wright , T . Lanahan, H. Easter, T. Sanborn, M. Fisher, G . Beasley, S . . Pruett , P. Rennie , C. Jaeger, E. Hicks.

Varsity Football The 1967 football season began with

an impressive 27-19 victory over Wilson Memorial thus adding to the previous thirteen straight victories dating back to the final three games of 1965. Our Patriot football team was unable to subdue the Orange team as Albemarle lost a hard fought 12-0 game. In the Clarke County game, our team snatched an early lead but was unable to stop a Clarke rally which tied the game at 7-7.

Coaches: Ralph Harrison, Charles Schneider, Jim Arbaugh , James Leitch .

Managers: W. Bromfield, R. Maine, D. Tucker, G. Cramer.

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Quarterbacks and Fullbacks: G. Carr, C. Walker, B. Dofflemyer , P. Rennie , P. Kyser, D. Kyser , B. Tyler.

Albemarle 21 Midlothian 7

Albemarle 7 Lexington 28

Albemarle 10 Harrisonburg 20

Albemarle 30 Waynesboro 6

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Guards: J. Sanfo rd, S. Brooks, R. Morris, H. Easter, W. Brown, E. Hicks, C. Winter, A. Howard.

Halfbacks: L. Murray, B. Loeser, G. Godfrey, I. Peters, G . Beasley, L. Kent , S. Thompson, N. Wright , S. Clark , S. Peters.

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In the next game with Lee High of Staunton, Albemarle held Lee High of Staunton to a scoreless tie until the last five and a half minutes in which Lee High rallied for a 7-0 victory. During the Buena Vista game, the Patriots blew the lid off and rolled to a 26-12 Valley District win over Buena Vista. The following week Greg Godfrey scored all three touch­downs for Albemarle and led the team to a 21-7 triumph over the Midlothian Trojans . In the Lexington game , the Albemarle Patriots were unsuccessful in stopping Lexington who won the game 28-7.

During the game with Harrisonburg, Mike Estes kicked what was believed to be Albemarle's first successful field goal. Even this field goal and Greg Godfrey's touchdown were not enough to subdue Harrisonburg in a 20-10 game. An a­roused Patriot team put together its best forty-eight minutes of football to smash heavily favored Waynesboro 30-6. The 1967 season was concluded with a muddy but impressive victory during the Home­coming game with Natural Bridge as the Albemarle team rolled over their op­ponents 20-0. All in all Albemarle won five, tied one, and lost four.

Tackles and Centers: B. Pruett , C. Wilfong, J. Albert , T. McGraw, W. Flint, M. Brown, J. Andrews, T. Viar, T . Sanborn, S. Parr, E. Leake.

Ends: T. Smith, G. Wright , T. Lanahan, J. Roberts, M. Fisher, S. Pruett , L. Abell. Tommy Viar-Most Valuable Player.

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Managers: Craig Jackson. Alfred Yates. Richard Maine.

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Assistant Coaches : Mr. Cheape, Mr. Null , Mr. King, Mr. Yorhauer

Manager: Bill Floyd

Head Coach William Raines

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Quartermilers kneeling: Carl Chafin, Jim Sartin, Allen Bragg. sta ndin g: Irvin g Pet e rs, Phillips Hamilton , Bernard Davis, Mike Quinn, Sidney Peters, Sandy Wilcox.

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High Jumpers: Ted Abbott , Bill Crigler, Lance Van de Castle.

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Shot and Discus: Ernest Hicks, Steve Pharr, John Albert, Robert James, Bill Pruett, Randy Jones.

Polevaulters: Bill Roadman, Buddy Lewis, Bill Pace, Barry Dofflemyer, Gary Beazley, Sidney Carpenter, Craig Roberts.

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Sprinters first row: Sidney Peters, Gary Beazley, Jim Sartin, Carl Chafin , Sandy Wilcox, Allen Bragg. second row: Phillips Hamjlton, Gary Wesner, Bernard Davis.

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Harrisonburg Culpeper R.E. Lee Handley Relays Waynesboro Buena Vista Relays Buena Vista Albemarle Relays James Wood Relays Valley District State Meet

Albemarle Nelson Albemarle Waynesboro Albemarle Harrisonburg Albemarle Buena Vista Albemarle Fork Union Albemarle Harrisonburg Albemarle R.E. Lee Albemarle Natural Bridge Albemarle Nelson Albemarle Waynesboro Albemarle Lane Albemarle Buena Vista Albemarle R.E. Lee Albemarle Lexington Albemarle Lane

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Varsity Baseball

First row: G. Godfrey, D. Kyser, P. Keyser, L. Kent , F. Doherty. second row: B. Loeser, P. Geiger, T. Sanborn, G. Easter, L. Abell , T. Toms, H. Easter, W. Via, T . Viar.

Coach Costello and Co-Captains Danny Kyser and Tommy Viar.

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Outfielders, first row: B. Loeser, L. Kent. second row: W. Via, L. Abell , H. Easter.

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Infielders, first row: G. Godfrey, D. Kyser. second row: P. Keyser, G. Easter, L. Abell .

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JV Baseball's Cool Coach Arbaugh.

Albemarle Louisa Albemarle William Monroe Albemarle William Monroe Albemarle Woodberry Forest Albemarle Louisa Albemarle Miller Albemarle Orange Albemarle Miller Albemarle Orange

Infielders, first row: G. Godfrey, D. Kyser. second row: P. Keyser, G. Easter, L. Abell .

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JV Baseball's Cool Coach Arbaugh.

Albemarle Louisa Albemarle William Monroe Albemarle William Monroe Albemarle Woodberry Forest Albemarle Louisa Albemarle Miller Albemarle Orange Albemarle Miller Albemarle Orange

JV Football

Front Row: R. Massey, G. Marshall, F. Locker, J. Sanford, C. Sprouse. Second Row: S. Brooks, J. Bailey, R. Jones, E. Leake, K. Terry, G. Hannon, C. Roberts, B. Strickler. Third Row: S. Parr, T . Smith, N. Garland, R. Layman, D. Snowberger, E. Perry, W. Pruett, B. Lewis, P. Geiger. Not Pictured : T . Tyler, G. Easter, J. Andrews, D. Corle, M. Fisher, R. James.

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First row: F. Robinson, D. Wilcox, R. Shoemaker, D. Maloney. second row: B. Gifford, P. Comfort, D. Wright , R. Miller, B. Eastwood , Rauf Ahtam (coach), S. Eltogroth , S. Ryalls.

Soccer

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First Row: AI Crenshaw, George Carr, Larry Kent, Mike Howard, John Pitts, Timmy Smith. Second Row: Mike Vandercastle , Glenn Easter , Tex Layman, Billy Crigler, Tommy Toms, Tesse Mills.

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George Mason 44 Orange 45 Buena Vista 46 Waynesboro 41 Lexington 56 Culpeper 43 Natural Bridge 31 R. E. Lee 61 Culpeper 32 Harrisonburg 51 Waynesboro 64 Buena Vista 44 Patrick Henry 48 Lexington 46 Natural Bridge 40 Harrisonburg 56 R. E. Lee 58

Girl's Varsity Basketball

Front row: D. Phillips, B. Owen, C. Rea, K. Wesner, B. Massie, L. Farish, B. Grinde, J. Marks, J. Gay. Second row: J. Garth, D. Morris, C. Geiger (Manager), S. Cooper, L. Morris (Manager) , L. Deane.

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Albemarle ...... 14 Waynesboro .. . .. 18

Albema..~ ...... 24 Wm. Moruue .... 28

Albemarle ... ... 27 Waynesboro ..... 25

Albemarle ~ ...... 31 Orange ... . . .... 17

Albemarle ..... . 14 Fluvanna .... . .. 20

Albemarle ...... 30 Culpeper .. . .... 24

Albemarle ..... : 14 Wm. Monroe ... . 35

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Front row: E. Curry, K. Urndenstock. Second row: L. Loving, C. Dyer, B. Herold, A. Lord, J. Grinde. Third row: A. Levenson (Manager) , M. McVey, D. Godwin, P. Lingle, R. Martin, M. Fitzgerald, M. McCormick.

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First row: N. Hash, K. Viar, J. Gay, K. Price, B. Hash. second row: P. Morris, A. Levenson, L Dudley, N. Critzer, D. Phillips, A. Lord, C. Rea. third row : C. Dyer, B. Grinde, S. Pugh, M. Eastwood, C. Geiger, V. Graves.

Girl's Softball Coach - Mrs. Schmeelcke

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Connie Crispell Linda Burton Bette House Cyndy Martin Rosemary Nefos Kay Respess Jeannette Southall

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Cheerleaders Karen Viar, Head Connie Young Kathy Caperton Vicki Lowe Debbie Clarke Sandy Robertson Rita Pascoe Barbara Wilkinson Terrall Hammond Susan Wakely

Golf Coach- Mr. Harrison

Cross Country

Cross Country Coach- Mr. Raines.

Golf

First row: J. Gibson, B. Edmunds, P. Finn, D. Tucker, P. Rennie. second row: M. Estes, R. Brandt , W. Har­rell , B. Vascott , S. Markwood, A. Howard , R. Morrison.

From left: K. Hvatum, R. Fields, S. Vide! , L. Barnes, D. Coleman, P. Titus, B. Pace, D. Webster.

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Lowry Abe ll Anne Adams

Ralph Agee Rauf Ahtam

Pres. Tim Lederman V. Pres. Chuck Kent Sec.-Treas. Jan ice Trenholme Reporter Jeannie Gay

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James Anderson Viola Anderson

Pal Baber Kathleen Baldwin

Lowry Wyatt Abell: Monogram Club 5; Key Club 5; F.F.A. 1,2,4; Hi- Y I ,2,3,4 Vice Pres. 4; 4-H Cl ub I ,2: Football I ,2,:1,4,5; Basketball! ,2,3 ,4,5; Baseball I ,2 ,3,4 ,5; Track I ,2,3.

Ralph Leon Agee: Spanish Club 5; VICA 4; F.F.A. 1,2; Ind. Arts3 ; Library Club 1.

Anne Eldredge Adams, Amedee: Drama Club 5; French Club 5; Creative Writing 4; Art Club 3; A.F.S. 2; Chorus 1,2.

Rauf Ahtam: Most Unforgetable ; AFS 5; Basketball 1,2,3,4,5 ; Honor Court Pres. 4; MGA 5; Key Club 5; Honorary Thespian 5.

James Russell Anderson, Jim : S.P.A. 3; Chorus 5; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4,5 M.V.P. 4.

Viola Louise Anderson, Vi: F.H. A. 1,2,3,4, 5; Class Histori an 5.

Patrica Ann Baber, Trish: Art Club 4; S.C.A. 3; F.H.A. 2.

Kathleen Barrett Baldwin, Kathy : Most Talented ; S.C.A. Treas. 2; Drama Club 3,4; Literary Club 3; Art Club 5; Youth Council 4; Cheerleader 3 ; Ho meco min g Court 1,2,3,5.

Susan Yvonne Ballard: French Club 4,5; Drama Club 4; Art Club 5; Chorus 4,5 All­State 4.

Mildred Carolyn Barnett: Nursing Club 3,4, 5; I.C.T. 3,4,5.

Jerry Mason Belew: Bible Club 1,2,3 Reporter I ; Art Club 1,2,4; I. C. C. 3; Chess Club 4; French Club 5; Critique 5; N.M.S . Q.T . Commendation ; Highlight 5.

Eunice Carol Bell: Art Club I; F.H.A. 5.

Martha Denise Bickham, Dee Dee : Tri­Hi-Y 4,5; French Club 4; Band Club 2,3; F.T.A. 1,2,3; J.A. 4; Cheerleader 3; G.A.A. 2.

David Wayne Birckhead: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2.

Melvin Rossor Bishop: F. F. A. 3,4,5 ; Track 3.

James Henry Booker, Jimmy: J.A. 3; Foot­ball 3.

Teresa Rae Booker: Most Cooperative ; S.C.A. 3,4,5; Latin Club 1,2; F.T.A. 1; Red Cross 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5 Vice Pres. 4, Pres. 5; Youth Council4; MGA 4; National Honor Society 4,5; Peer 4,5 Business Manager 5.

Robert Sidney Bowers, Bobby: DECA 3.

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Mildred Barnett Jerry Belew

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Eunice Bell

Denise Bickham Melvin Bishop

James Booker

Teresa Booker Robert Bowers

Donna Clare Bralley: Drama Cl ub 1,2,3,4,5

Sec.-Treas. 5; Thespian 4,5 Sec.-Treas. 5 :

French Club 1 ,2; Spanish Club 5 Vice Pres.

5; Critique 5; Youth Council 5.

Richard Martin Brandt Jr. , Rick: Most

School Spirited ; Chess Club 2; Pep Club 5

Sec.-Treas. 5; Drama Club 5; S.C.A. 5; Key

Club 5; Golf 4; Football Mgr. 4; Baseball

Mgr. 2; Youth Council 5.

Glenn Edwin Branham: DECA 4; Chess

Club 2,3 ; 4-H 1,2,3; Pep Club 5; Art Club 1.

Elizabeth Rebecca Brassfield, Liz : FBLA 2,

3,4; FHA 1,2,3; French Club 3; S.P.A. 1,2,

3,4; Class Treas. 1.

Debora Jean Braun, Debbie: Drama Club

1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Art Club 5; Pep Club 5;

French Club 4; Tennis 4,5 ; Youth Council

4,5.

Joan Bruce Breeden: Nursing Club 1,2,3;

FBLA 5; FHA 3,4.

Patricia Ann Brock: F. H.A. 5; Art Club 2,3.

Wayne Rayson Bromfield, Bolo: Hi-Y 2,3

Chapl ain 3: Drama Club 3; Monogram Cl ub

4,5; Football 4 Mgr. 5; Basketball Mgr. 3,4.

James Joseph Brown

Donna Bralley Richard Brandt Glen Branham

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Elizabeth Brassfield Debora Braun Joan Breeden

Patricia Brock Wayne Bromfield James Brown

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Mary Madelyn Brown, Toots: F.B.L.A. 4,5;

Art Club 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; French Club 3.

Rose Marie Brown, Junny : F.B.L.A . 3;

F.H.A. 3,4.

Betty Jo Bruce: Nursing Club 1.2,3,4,5

Reporter 4.

Linda Jean Bruce, Nina: Nursing Club 2,3;

F.H.A. 1,2,3.

Elvin Dale Bryant: Chess Club 2; Bible

Club I.

Mary Virginia Bryant: F. H. A. 1,2; Pep Club

5; Latin Club 4,5; F.T.A. 4,5.

Wilson Dale Bryant: F.F.A. 2,3; News­

paper Club 4.

Michael Wayne Buck, Mike.

Donna Carol Bull: Latin Club 2,3,4; Tri­

Hi-Y 4,5; Drama Club 5.

Frederick Lee Burrell, Cab: S. P.A. 1,2,3,4,

5; Art Club 1,2,3,4,5; VICA 1,2,3,4,5; Bas­

ketball 2,3.4.

Harvey · Russell Carmichael, Carbunk le :

Hobby Club 2; Newspaper Club 3; F.T.A.

4,5; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball1 ,2,4 ; Class

Reporter 2.

Doris Phyllis Carr, Rin go : F.H.A. 2,3;

F.B.L. A. 5; F.N.A. I.

Christopher Willis Carson, Chris: Math

Club 2,3,4,5 Sec.-Treas. 4, Pres. 5: Drama

Club 1,2,3,4,5; Thespian 4.5; Boys· State 4:

N.M.S.Q.T Commendation.

Wanda Darnell Carter, Swee t Cake:

F:B.L.A. 4,5; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4,5; Cheerleader

2,3,4.

Linda Darlene Carver: F. H. A. 1,3; Nursing

Club 2.

Mary Brown Rose Marie Brown Betty Jo Bruce Linda Jean Bruce Elvin Bryant

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Mary Bryant Wilson Bryant Michael Buck Donna Bull Frederick Burrell

Harvey Carmichael Doris Carr Christopher Carson Wanda Carter Linda Carver

Deborah Rae Casteen, Debbie: S.C.A. 1,2,

3,4,5; Drama Club 4,5; G.A.A. 1,2; Softball

1,2; Youth Council 4,5; G.A.A. Cheer­

leader 2; Homecoming Court 1,2.

Lee Patterson Christmas: Drama Club 2,3,

4,5; Literary Club 2,3,4.

Patricia Ann Clark, Pat : Art Club I ; Latin

Club I ; Science and Math Club I ; French

Club 3; F. B. L.A. 3; Critique 5; Class Sec. 3.

Lawrence Clyde Clarke IV, Clyde: Chess

Club 2,3,4,5; Football Mgr. 2.

Helen Marie Cobb: F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2;

Class Offices Treas. 3, Pres. 4.

Patricia Ann Coleman, Patty: F.H.A. I ;

Bible Club 2; F.B.L.A. 4,5 Pres. 5.

Anita Marlene Combs, Nit: F.T.A. 2; Mon­

ogram Club 4; Nursing Club 5; Basketball

1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 ; Cl ass Offices

Sec. 2, Historian 3.

Peter Ward Comfort, Rheinhard von

Crun ch: Critique 2,:1 ,5: French Cl ub 2,:1 ,5:

Science 2; Debate Club 2; Footba ll 2,3;

Hockey 2; Track 2,3.

Mary Louise Corbett, Dom Dom: Pres. of

Calif. Junior Statesmen of America: F.B.L.

A. ; G.A.A. Treas.; Art Club.

Raymond Edward Craddock, Ray.

Betty Ann Crawford: Nursing Club 1,2,3,4;

F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 5.

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Janice Marie Crawford: F. H. A. I ,3 ,4 ; Newspaper Club 2.

Ruth Elizabeth Crawford: Latin Club 2,3;

Red Cross 3; Hill Topics 3.

James Crenshaw, Jack: Ind. Arts Club 2,3 ; I.C.T. Club 4,5 Vice Pres. 5.

Donna Rene"Crickenberger: F.T. A. I; Latin Club 2,3,4 Sec.-Treas. 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; S.C.A. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; 4-H 1,2,3,4,5 Sec.-Treas. I ,2 Vice Pres. 3 Pres. 4; Class Sec.-Treas. I.

Glenue Ilene Crickenberger, Dukie: F.H. A. 1,4.

Wanda Mae Critzer: F.H. A. 1,2,3,4 ; Nurs­ing Club I.

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Ann Rutledge Davison: F. T. A. I ; Band Club 2,3,4,5.

Lorraine Harumi Dean: Best Looking: G.A.A. 1,2,3 ,4,5 Sec. 4; F.T.A. I; Latin Club 2; French Club 3; S.C.A. 4,5 Sec.­T reas. 5; National Honor Society 4,5; Soft­balll ,2,3,4 MVP3; Basketball3,4,5; Home­coming Court 1,4,5 Queen 5; Class Vice Pres. 2.

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Janice Crawford Ruth Crawford '

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James Crenshaw

i Donna Crickenberger Glenue Crickenberger

Wanda Critzer Mary Davis Ann Davison Lorraine Dean Rebecca Dellinger

Barbara Jo DeRoeck: Drama Club 2,3,4,5; Chorus 1,2,3; Chess Club 5; J.A. 4; Cheer­leader I ; Class Sec. I.

Katherine Briggs Detamore, Kathi : Red Cross I; F.H.A. I ; G.A.A. 2,3,4,5 Reporter 4; S.C. A. 5; Basketball 3,5; Tennis Mgr. 4.

JoAnn Dickerson; F.H.A.l ,5; Tri-Hi-Y2,3; Bible Club I.

Douglas Wayne Dobbins, Doug: French Club 2,3; Art Club 1,3,4; Math Club 5; Radio Club 5.

Barry Gray Dofflemyer, Duff: Hi-Y 1,2 Vice Pres. 2; S.C.A. 1,2,3,4,5; Monogram Club 3,4,5; Key Club 3; F.C.A. 2,3,4,5; Football I ,2,3,4,5 Tri-Cap. 5, All Central Va. Team 5, All District 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4,5; Youth Council 2,3,4,5 Vice Pres. 5; Class Offices Pres. I Vice Pres. 3.

David Lee Donahue: S.C.A. 1,2,3; Stamp and Coin Club 2,3.

Ronald Steven Douglas, Sugarbear: Mono­gram Club 4,5; Boys' Chorus 5; Basketball 4,5 .

Ellen Arlene Dunn: F. H.A. 2; F.B.L.A. I, Nursing Club I.

Lorenzo Edward Dyer, Rinny : Basketball 5; Golf 4.5.

James Warren Earhart, Warren.

Barbara DeRoeck Katherine Detamore Jo Ann Dickerson Douglas Dobbins Barry Do fflemyer

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David Donahue Ronald Douglas Ellen Dunn Lorenzo Dyer James Earhart

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Franklin Lee Elder, Frank: VICA 5.

Stefan Anthony Eltgroth, Stef: Track 2· Wrestling 2,3 MVP 3; Soccer 4.

Franklin Ray Farrish, Frank: Hi-Y 5.

Patricia Ann Fleshman, Pat: Latin Club 2,3, J 4,5; I.C.C. 4 Sec.-Treas. 5.

Thomas Wayne Flint, Hoss: 4-H 1,2,3 Sec.­Treas. 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Business Man­agement 5; Football 1,2,3,4,5; Track 1,5; Basketball I.

Sally Jean Floyd: Most Intellectual; French Club 2,3,4,5 Vice Pres. 4 Pres. 5; Art Club 3,4 Vice Pres. 4; Debate Club 4,5 Sec. 5; National Honor Society 5 Vice Pres. 5;

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Robyn Sherry Forman, Rob: Pep Club 5; French Club 5; Drama Club 3,4,5; S.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 2,3,4; Class Offices Pres. 2 Vice Pres. 3.

John Angus Foster: Wittest; Chess Club 1,2, 3,4; Band Club 1,2,3 Regional 3,4,5: Radio Club 4,5 Pres. 4,5; French Club 5; National Honor Society 4,5 .

Christina Franks, Tina.

James Morris Fretwell Jr. , Jimmy: Band Club 2,3.

Marie Ann Gardner: Latin Club 3; F.H.A. 1,3,5; Band Club 2,3,4; Speech and Drama Club 4; S.P.A. 1.2,3,4.

Mildred Lorraine Gardner, Millie: F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. I; S. P.A. 1,2,3,4; Student Patrol 4.

Brenda Ann Garrison: F.B.L.A. 5.

Lucy May Garrison: F. H. A. 1,2; Nursing Club 1,2,3,4,5 Vice Pres. 3 Pres. 4.

Regina White Garrison: F. H. A. I ; Bible Club 1,2; F. T. A. 2,3,4,5; Latin Club 3,4,5 I. C. C. 5.

Thomas Eaton Franklin Elder Stefan Eltgroth Franklin Farrish Patricia Fleshman

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Thomas Hint Sally Floyd Robyn Forman John Foster Christina Franks

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Shirley Garri son Jeannie Gay Carol Geiger Donald Gentry Eleanor G erow

Shirley Ann Garrison: F.B.L. A. 5.

Jeannie Lu Gay, LuJ ack: Most Athle ti c:

F.H.A. 1,2 Re J:lorter 2: Tri-Hi -Y 1,2,3 Chap­

lain 2 Treas. 3: G.A.A. 4,5 Sec. 5: S.C.A.

5; Baske tball 3,4,5 MVF 3 MVP 5; Softba ll

3,4,5; Class Reporter 5.

Carol .Ann Geiger: F.H.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3;

Art C lub 3; French Club 4; G .A.A. 4,5

Pres. 5: S.C.A . 5: Softball 3,4,5: Basket­

ball 4,5.

Donald Scott Gentry, Sky : Band Club 1,2,

3,4,5; Basketball I ; Track I.

Eleanor Moulton Gerow: Latin Club 1,2;

F.T.A. I ; French Club 3,4,5; Debate Club

3,4; Critique 4,5; Peer 5 Academi cs 5.

Kenneth Dorion Gibson, Gip: F. F. A. 1,2,3,

4 Reporte r 2 Sec. 3 Vice Pres. 3 Pres. 4;

4-H 1,2,3,4; DECA 3; Basketball 2; Base­

ball 3,4.

Rebecca Sue Gibson, Becky: Bible Club 2;

F. H. A. 2,3,4.

Robert Vernon Gifford, Bob: Key Club 5;

Spanish Club 5; Baske tball 2.

Gregory Hugh Godfrey, Goat : Most Ath­

leti c; Che ss Club 5; Mo nog ra m Club 5 ;

Football 2,3,4,5.

Ernaline Priscilla Golden, Emmy: F.B.L.A.

3,4,5; Dra ma Club 2,4,5; Thespi an 5;

F.T. A. 1,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; 4-H I ; Math

and Science Club 3,4; F.H.A. 3; J. A. 5.

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Judy Mae Gollady: G.A.A. 4; Pep Club 4; Monogram 2,3; F.T.A. I ; S.C.A. 1,2,3; Bas­ketball 1,2,3 MVP 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Class Offi ces Pres. I Sec. 2,3; Sec. of S.C.A. 3.

Edward Alexander Clay Goss, Alec: S.C. A. 3; Critique 3,4,5; Golf 3,4,5.

Robin Curl Gourley: Most Individual ; Chess Club 3,4,5; Critique 3,4,5; Latin Club 1,2; S.C.A. 2; Football I; Basketball I ; Baseball Mgr. 2; Ford Future Scientist Regional Award.

Norman Brooks Graebner: Debate Club 5; Chess Club 5.

Brenda Jean Graves: G.A.A. 3,4,5; Drama Club I ,2 ; F.T.A. 2,3; Softball 2,3 ; Basket­ball Mgr. 4.

Carolyn Grayson: Art Club 1,5: Literary Club 1,2,3,4: F.H.A. 4: F.T.A. 2.

Anita Ann Green, Hasty: Art Club 3: Li­brary Club 3.

Deborah Sue Green, Deb: Spanish Club 4: Chorus Club 2 Sec. 2: G.A.A. 3: Latin Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 4.5: S.C.A. 1.2.3.5: Drill Team I: J.A. 5 Treas. 5; Shield 3 Index Editor 3.

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Judy Golladay Edward Goss Gerry Gough Robin Gourley Norman Graebner

Brenda Graves Carolyn Grayson Anita Green Deborah Green Mary Green

Harriette Grimes Barbara Grinde Vicki Grinstead Christine Groh Peter Hahn

Harriette Franklin Grimes, Frankie: Nurs­ing Club 1,2,5; Latin Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3.

Barbara Ellen Grinde, Barb: Drama Club I ; Spanish Club 2,3,4,5 Vice Pres. 4 Pres. 5; G.A.A. 2,3,4,5 Treas. 4 Vice Pres. 5; Basketball 2,3,4,5 MVG 4 MVF 5; Softball I ,2,3,4,5; Girls' State 4; National Honor Society 4,5.

Vicki Diane Grinstead: French Club 3; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus I.

Christine Marie Groh, Cris : Drama Club 3, 5; Glee Club 1,2; Pep Club 2; Social Service Club 2; S.C.A. 5; Field Hockey 1,2; Class Treas. 2; Cauldron 3.

Peter Edmund Hahn: Art Club 1,2; Key Club 5 .

.Brenda Gayle Hall, Smiley: F. H. A I ,3,4,5 Reporter 4 Pres. 5; Nursing Club 5; Pep Club 5; S.C.A. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; I.C.C. 5; Coed Correspondent 4 ; McCall's cor­respondent 5.

Phillips Howard Hamilton: Most Intel­lectual ; Latin Club 2; Chess Cl ub 3,4; S.C.A. 5; Debate Club 2,3,4 ,5 Vice Pres. 3 Pres. 4,5 ; Quill and Scroll 4,5 ; Track 4,5; Cross-Country 5; Boys' State 4.

Marvin Randall Haney, Randy: Track 2; Football 3.

George Wayne Harrell, Wayne: Mo st Sincere ; Hi-Y :1,4.5: Key Club 4,5 Pres. 5: Monogram Club 5: Baseball 1,4: Cross­Country 5; Basketball I ,2,3,4,5; MGA 4 Senator 4.

Annie Laura Harris: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Vice Pres. 4; Nursing Club 4,5.

Nancy Jean Hash: F. H.A. 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 3; Publication Club 3; Red Cross 4; 4- H 1,2,3.

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Anne Harris Nancy Hash Gene Harvey

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Shizumi Hattori: German Club 2,3,4; Girls'

Club 2,3,4; International Club 4; Trojan­

nettes 2.3: S.C.A . 4: French Club 5: Art

C!ub 5.

Elizabeth Alberta Hebb, Applebutter: F. H. A. 1,2; Art Club 3; F. B. L. A. 4; 4-H 2,4.

Mary Jane Heilman: Chorus Club 1; Red

Cross 1; Latin Cl ub 2; Nursing Club 2,3,4

Reporter 3 Vice Pres. 4; French Club 4;

Drama Club 5; Chess Club 5; I. C.C. 5;

Youth Council 5.

Barbara Anne Henderson, Barbie : F.H.A.

1; F. B. L.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 4; French Club 3,4.

Ullie Marline Henderson, Lene: F. H. A. 1;

Latin Club 2; F.T.A. 4 ; F.B.L.A. 3 ,4;

French Club 3,4; Science and Math Club

2,3,4 ; S. P.A. 4.

Carroll Hedrick Hensley: Band Club 1,2,3,

4; Library Club I ,2,3; Radio Club 4.

Elizabeth Ann Hintze, Liza: Drama Club

2,3 ,4: F.H.A . 2: Literary C lu b 3.4:

French Club 5; Critique 5; Chorus I.

Gary Douglas Hinch: Drama Club 1 ,2,3,4.5;

Chess Club 3; S.C.A. 4; Spanish Club 2;

Critique 4,5; Thespians 5.

Virginia Penn Honeycutt, Penny: Wittiest:

S.C. A. 1; Journalism 1; G.A.A. 1 Vice Pres .

1; Speech 1; Riding Club 2; Drama Club 3.

4,5; Lite rary Club 3; Critique 3; French

Club 5; Swimming 1; Hockey 1; Riding 1,2;

Tennis 1,2; Cheerleader I.

William Ellis Honeycutt, Bill : Band Club 1,

2,3,4,5; Concert Band 2,3,4,5; Football1 ,2.

Patricia Kaye Houchens, Patsy: F. H. A. 4.

Alvin Edward Howard, Bodidly: Baseball];

Golf 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4,5 MVP 4 Out­

standing Line Man 5.

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Carro ll Hensley Elizabeth Hintze Gary Hinch Virginia Honeycutt William Honeycutt

Patricia Houchens Alvin Howard Juni ta Howard Sterling Howard Edward Hoy

Catherine Hudson Andrea Huff Bradley Hughes Ridley Hutchinson Massie Jackson

Junita Anne Howard, Sis: F.H.A. 1,3,4,5;

Art Club 2,4; Science and Math Club 2,3.

Richard Lee Howard, Hook.

Sterling Walter Howard: German Club 1,2;

Football 1,2,4 ; Track 1,2.

Edward Francis Hoy Jr., Eddie: Friendliest;

Red Cross 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Drama

Club 3,4; DECA 5 1st Vice Pres. 5; Key

Club 4; S.C. A. 5; Basketball! ; Baseball 2,3;

Track 2.

Catherine Ann Hudson, Cathy: F.H.A. 1,2;

4-H 1,2,3,4,5; F.B.LA. 4,5.

Andrea Leigh Huff, Snoopie: F. H. A. 1 ,2,3,

4 Treas. 2 Pres. 3; Nursing Club 1,2,3,4,5

Chaplain 2 Sec.-Treas. 4 Vice Pres. 5; Span­

ish Club 5.

Bradley Scott Hughes, Brad : Band Club 2,

3,4,5.

Ridley Ecta Hutchinson Jr., Riddy: Most

Happy-Go-Lucky; Latin Club 3,4,5 Vice

Pres. 4,5; Hi-Y 3; Drama Club 4,5; Thespi­

an 4,5; Key Club 5; National Honor Society

4,5; J.A. 4,5; Football 2; Basketball Mgr. 2;

Track 4,5.

Massie Lorenza Jackson, Duck: Boys'

Chorus 5.

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Colleen Ann Jenkins : Dra ma Clu b I ; F.H.A. 1,2; Band Club 3,4,5 Pres. 5; Soft­ball Mgr. 4.

Michael Wayne Jones, Mike: Hi-Y 3,4,5 Vice Pres. 5; Chess Club 4,5; Key Club 4,5 Treas. 5; Spanish Club 2,3; Basketba ll I ; Baseball 3; Track 4; MGA 4,5.

Walter Royal Jones, Roy: I. C.C. 5; Band Club 2,3,4,5.

William Ralph Jordan, B.J.: S.P.A. 3,4; VICA 4,5; Science and Math Club 3; Art Club 4.

Warren Cameron Judge III, Fuzz tooth: Most Industrious; Drama Club I ,2,3,4,5 Pres. 5; Thespians 2,3,4,5 Pres. 5; Latin Club 2,3,5; Pep Club 3; Chess Club I ; J.A. 4,5 ; Debate Club I ; Key Club 3,4,5; Foot­ball Mgr. 2; Golf 3.

Sherry Lynn Kendall: Pep Club 2,3,4; Tri­Hi- Y 5; Keyettes 3,4; Cheerleader I ,2,3,4; S.C. A. I Sec. I ; May Court 3; December Queen 2; Class Offices Pres. 2 Reporter 4.

Thomas Warren Keithley, Tom: Rocket Club 3; Radio Club 4; Math Club 5; Drama Club 5; Newspaper Club 1,2; Science Club 1,2; J.A. 3; Football 1,2,4; Basketballl ,2.3 ; Track I.

Kathleen Lou Kennamer, Kathy : Chess Club 5; Drama Club I ,2,3,4,5.

Charles Early Kent, Chuck: Cutest : Chess Club I ; Hi-Y 2; S.C. A. 2,3.4: Monogram Club 4,5; Pres. 5: Football U : Basketball I ,2; Track 2,3,4; Class Vice Pres. 5.

Dale Denise Kerig, Delil ah: Pep Cl ub I : S.C.A. 2; G .A.A. 4.5: Chorus 1.2.3: Goal Ball 3; Baseba ll 3: Cheerleader 2,4 G.A .A. Head 4: Class Offices Sec. 1.3 Vice Pres. 2: Peer 5 Activities 5.

Franklin Theodore Kerns, Ted: Band Club 4: Football I.

Stephen Corbette King, Steve: lite rary Cl ub 2: Drama Club 3.4: Golf 2,3.4: Basket­ball I.

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Willi am Jordan Warren Judge Thomas Keithley Sherry Kendall Kathleen Kennamer

Charles Kent Dale Kerig Jane t Kerig Franklin Kerns Stephen King

· Mabel Kingrea Judith Knight Tho mas Knight Daniel Kyser Shirley Landes

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Mabel Marie Kingrea .

Judith Rutherford Knight, Jud i: Most School Spirited; Drama Club 1,2; F.H.A . I ,2 Sec. 2; G.A.A. 3,4; S.C.A. 5; Pep Club 4,5; Key Club Sweethea rt 5; Cheerleader 2,3,4,5 G .A.A. 2 J.V. Head 3 V. Football Head 5; Homecoming Court 3,4,5 Maid of Honor 5; Class Offices Reporter I Sec.­Treas. 3 Vice Pres. 4.

William Thomas Knight, Tom: Wrestling; Track; Cross Country; Class Pres. 2,3.

Danny Kaye Kyser, O.K.: Football 1,2,3,4, 5; Baseball 3; Basketba ll I.

Shirley Elizabeth Landes, Shirts: S.C. A. I , 5; Lat in Club 2,3,4 Historian 3: F.T.A . 1: F.H.A. I ; Drama Club 3: Pep Club 5.

John Mark Lane: Football I ,2: Basketball 2.

Paul Anderson Lane, Lurch : Bible Club 2,3, 4 Pres. 4; Spanish Club 3,4.

Mary Verona Leake, Verona : Best All Around; Latin Club 1,2: Drama Clu b 1,3: Red Cross 2: S.C.A. 3,4,5 Reporter 3 Vice Pres. 4 Pres. 5: Cheerleader 2,3,4,5 G.A.A. Head 2: Class Offices Vice Pres. I Sec.­Treas. 4.

Timoth Craig Lederman, Tim: Best All Aro und; Drama Club 1,3,4,5 Vice Pres. 5; S.C. A. 2,3.4.5': Stamp and Coin Club 2: Key Club 4,5; Thespian 4,5; Pep Club 5; Basket · ball Mgr. 3; Football Mgr. 3; Youth Counci l 5; Class Offices Reporter 2,3,4 Pres. 5; Peer 5 Senior Editor 5.

Catherine Zenobia Lewis, Cathy.

Charles Augustine Lewis, Charlie: Art Club I ,2,3,4,5.

Arthur Mallory little: Newspaper Club 3; Mo-nogram Club 4; S.C.A. 3 Repor te r 3; Baseballl ,2,3; Baske tba11 2,3; Class Offices Pres. I Vice Pres. 4.

William Steven little, Steve.

Stanley Jackson Lowe Jr. , Butch : Spanish Club 4 Re po rt e r 4; Foo tb a ll 4; Go lf 4 ; Track 2; Basketball 2; Class Pres. 3.

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John Lane Paul Lane Edgar Lawhorne Mary Leake T imoth Lederman

Charles Lewis Catherine Lewis Arthur Lit tle William Lit tle Stanley Lowe

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Sandra Madison Martha Mahone Sarah Marshall Kathleen Masnik Darlene Mason

Sandra Kay Madison, Sandy: S.C. A. 5 ; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4,5; literary Club I ; Latin Club 3,4.

Martha Susan Mahone, Sue: Nursing Club 2; Tri-J-Ii-Y 3; F.H.A. 4,5.

Kathleen Lynn Masnik, Cathy: French Club 3,4,5; Drama Club 3,4,5.

Darlene Rose Mason: Red Cross I; F.T. A. 2; Tri- Hi- Y 3; library Club 3,4,5 Vice Pres. 4 Pres. 5; l.C.C. 3; Nursing Club 4,5 Sec­Treas. 5; J.A. 4,5.

Diane Lee Maupin: Tri -Hi- Y 3,4,5; F. B. L.A.

5; Spanish Club 1,4; F. H. A. 3; Pep Club 5.

Brenda Dare Mawyer: F.B.L.A. 3 ,4 ,5 ;

F.H.A. 1,2.

Danny Maze Mawyer, Dave: Football I ,2;

Basketball 2.

Jessis Mae Mawyer: F. H.A. 1,2; Drama

Club l.

Herbert Junior McAllister: Spanish Club 4; Football I.

Nellie Marie McAllister, Rie: F.B.L.A. 4.

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Di ane Maupin Brend a Mawyer

Danny Mawyer

Jessie Mawyer Herbert McAl li ster

Nellie McAl lister

Rose McCormick Orman McDaniel Sally McGraw Charlotte Meadows Cheryl Miller

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Michele Miller Rhoda Miller Suzanne Miller Judy Mitchell Seira Mohler

Rose Phillips McCormick: F.H.A. I ; News­

paper Club 2,3; Publications Club 4; Red

Cross 5; F.B.L. A. 5; ·Scotty 4 Assistan t

Editor 4.

Orman Franklin McDaniel: Track 4.

Sally Ann McGraw: Chorus 2; F.T.A. 3,4.5

Treas. 5; F. H. A. 2,3; Chess Club 5; J. A. 4;

Cheerleader 2; Class T reas. 1 ,3.

Charlotte Darlene Meadows: Tri-Hi-Y 1;

F.ti.A. 1,2; Latin Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4;

Spanish Club 5; J.A. 4.

Cheryl Lynn Miller, Lynn : Drama Club 1 ,2,

3,4,5 ; Tri-Hi-Y 1; French Club 2,3.

Michele Charlene Miller: F.H.A. 1,4 ,5

Treas. 5.

Rhonda Mae Miller: F.H .A. 2,3 Treas. 2;

Class Offices Sec. 1 Pres. 3 Treas. 4.

Suzanne Bowser Miller, Suzy: French Club

1 ,3; Math Club 1 Pres. 1; Polyfacets 2;

Highlight 3,4.

Judy Marie Mitchell: Library Club 1; Bible

Club 2; DECA 5.

Seira Kay Mohler: French Club 1,2,3,4;

Drama Club 1,2,3,4.

Jerry Allen Moore, Jam : Ar t Club 3,4.

Elizabeth Paige Morris, Betsy: F. H. A. 1 ,3,4;

4-H 1 Vice Pres. 1; F.T.A. 5; Nursing Club l.

James Noah Morris Jr., Jim: Band Club 1 ,2,

3,4,5; Concert Band 3,4,5.

Larry James Morris: F. F. A. 1,3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,

4,5; Chess Club 2; Baseball 2,3.

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Jerry Moore Constance Morris Elizabeth Morris James Morris Larry Morris

Mary Virginia Morris, Candi: F.B.L.A. 3.4.

5 Historian 5; 4- H 1,2.

Pamela Delores Morris, Pam : F. B. L.A. 3;

F.H.A. 2; French Club 3; National Honor

Society 3,4.

Sandra Staton Morris: F.H.A. 1,2,3 .4.

Christine Elaine Mo rrissey, Chris: Pep

Club I Pres. I; History Clu b I ; G.A.A. 2;

Social Studies Club 2; S.C.A. 2; F.T.A. 3.4,

5 Reporter 4 Pres. 5; F. H. A. 4; Chess Club

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Mary Morris Pamela Morris Roger Morris Sandra Morris Christine Morrissey

Theresa Morrison Delores Mosby Barbara Moubray

Danny Mundy Margaret Murray Martha Nalley

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Theresa Jean Morrison, Tess: Stamp and

Coin Club 2; Drama Club 3,4,5; Thespian

5; French Club 2,4,5 Vice Pres. 5; Basket­

ball Mgr. 4.

Delores Astor Mosby .

Barbara Jean Moubray: F.H.A. 1,2; 4-H l ,

2,3; Nursing Club l.

Danny Kent Mundy: Latin Club 2,3,4;

Radio Club 4; !. C. C. 4; DECA 5.

Margaret Rose Murray: F. B. L.A. l ; N.H. A

1; S. P. A 1; Majorette 2; Class Sec. 2,4.

Martha Beth Nalley, Beth : Friendliest; Tri­

Hi- Y 4,5; Spanish Club 2,3; S.C. A 3,4,5;

Chorus 2,3; Peer 5 Underclassman Editor 5.

linda May Nelson: French Club 3; Latin

Club l ,2 ; Band Club 2,3,4; Art Club 4,5;

S. P. A 3.4; F. H.A. l.

Theresa Irma Nightengale: Latin Cl ub 1.2:

Science and Math Club 1,2,3; Library Club

3; Critique 5; Nat ional Honor Society l ,2,3;

Homecoming Court 1: Class Pres. 1.] .

Judith Ann Oliver, Judy: Drama Club 1 ,2.3; National Honor Society 4,5; J.A 4,5; Soft-

ball Mgr. 3.

Melody Elaine Pace: Drama Club 1.4.5:

French Club 2,4; F.T.A 2,3; Literary Club

Joseph Dowell Pace , J.D.: 4-H 1,2,3,4,5;

F.F.A 1,2; I. C.T. 4.

Sam Charles Page: Art Club 1,2; Drama

Club 5; Chess Club 5 Vice Pres. 5; J.A 5;

Football Mgr. 2.

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Linda Nelson Teresa Nightengale Judith Oliver Melody Pace Sam Page

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Jo Ann Peters Steven Pollock Karen Poole

James Lewis Parr, Jimmy: Track 3; Basket­

ball3.

Jean Joel Patterson, Nokie: F. H. A. 3.

Brenda Gayle Payne: F.H.A. 1,5.

Jo Ann Peters: F.H.A. 2; Newspaper Club

3; Publications Club 4; Chorus 3.

Stephen Glenn PoUock, Steve: Most Tal­

ented; Chess Club 1,2; Boys' Chorus 5;

DECA 4,5; Basketball 1.

Karen Wallace Poole: Cutest ; Latin Club

I; S.C.A. 2,3,4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; F.T.A. 1,2;

Pep Club 5; Cheerleader 2,3,5 G.A.A. 2,3

Co-Head 3; Peer 5 Activities 5.

Lewis DeForrest Pound, Louie: Stamp and

Coin Club 2,3; Band Oub 2,3,4,5; Spanish

Club 4,5.

Andrew Virgil Powell Jr., Andy: DECA 5.

Delores Ann Price.

Karen Lynn Price: Most Sincere ; S.C. A. 3,

4; Tri-Hi- Y 3,4,5; Red Cross 2; Softball4,5.

Woodie Franklin Pritchett, Stump: Band

Club 4,5; J.A. 4; Golf 4,5.

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Lewis Pound Andrew Powell Delores Price Karen Price Woodie Pritchett

Wayne Pullen David Pu rvis

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Wayne Wesley Pullen: Latin Club I : French

Club 3; Chess Club 5; Art Club 2,3; High­

light 4,5 Sports Editor 5.

David Lee Purvis: Baseball 1 ,2; F. F. A. 4.

Rebecca Carter Quinn, Becky: Art Club I ,

2 Reporter 2; Critique 4,5; French Club 3,4,

5; Pep Club 4 ,5 Sec .-Treas. 4 Pre s. 5·

Drama Club 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4.

Stephen Vincent Remley: Latin Club 1,2;

S.C.A. 2; French Club 3,4; Chess Club 5;

Hi-Y 3.

Kenneth Kyle Richardson, Ken : Chess

Club 2,3,4,5; Football 1,2.

Gloria Ann Rickard, Ann: Drama Oub 2;

F.H.A. 1,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Art Club 3.

Gary Wayne Ritter: F.T.A. 2: VlCA 4.5:

Pres. 5; Football L

George Barclay Rives: F.F.A. I ,4,5.

Kenneth Wayne Roach, Ken : I.C.T. 1,2.

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Kenneth Richardson Gloria Rickard Gary Ritter George Ri ves Kenneth Roach

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Ronald Robinson Margare t Rose Marjolyn Rups Eugene Sandridge Jonni l.Du Sandridge

Margaret Anne Robbins: F.T.A. 1; VICA

4; Drama Club 2; Youth Council 1,2.

linda Carol Roberts : F. T.A. 4,5; French

Club 4,5.

Sandra Eloise Roberts, Sandy: F.T.A. 1,2;

Monogram Club 3,4 Sec. 4; Critique 5;

Baske tball 1,2,3,4 ; Cheetleader 2,3,4 JV·

Hea.d 2; Class Historian l.

Donald James Robinson, Donnie: I. C. T. 4; DECA3,4,5; Football1 ,2,3; Baseball2,3.

Frank Leslie Robinson Ill: Math Cluh 4,5.

Ronald Lee Robinson: Ronnie: Chess Club

1,2,3,4; 4-H 2,3 Sec. 3; DECA 5; Football

1,2,3.

Margaret Ellen Rose, Tiny: Art Club 3 .

Marjolyn Rups: Latin Club 4,5 Pres. 5;

Orchestra Club 2 Reporter 2; Art Club 2;

Drama Club 4,5; N.M.S.Q.T. Semi-Finalist.

Eugene Daniel Sandridge, Gene: F.F.A. 2,

3,4; VICA 5.

Jonni Lou Sandridge: Biggest Flirt ; Latin

Club 1,2; Red Cross 1,2;Drama Cl ub 2,3;

Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; Pep Club 5; Tennis 2; Cheer­

leader 2,3,4,5 G.A.A. 2.

Barbara Anna Sartin: Most Industrious;

F. H.A. 1,2 Historian 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1; G.A.A.

2; DECA 3,4,5 Pres. 4,5; S.C. A. 2,5; Soft­

ball1 ,2; Youth Council 3; Cheerleader 2,4,

5 Basketball Head 5; Homecoming Court 2,

5; Class Pres . 2 ,3 ,4; DE St udent of the

Year 4.

Clara Marie Scott, Shorty : F. H.A. 5; Art

Club l.

Harry Lee Scott: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4,5; Baseball

4.

Nancy Henretta Scott, Cookie: S. P.A. 1,4,

5; French Club 2 Pres. 2; National Honor

Society 3,4 .

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Margaret Ro bbins Linda Ro berts Sandra Roberts Donald Robinson Frank Robinso n

Sandra Scott Ronald Sensabaugh Betty Shifflett Charles Shifflett Cheryl Shifflett

Doris Shifflett Irene Shifflett Linda Shifflett Opal Shifflett Sharon Shiffle tt

William Shiffle tt Yvonne Shiffle tt Susan Sims Henry Smith Robert Smith

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Sandra Mae Scott: F. B.L. A. 5; Red Cross

5; F. T.A. 2; Scotty 4.

Virginia Anne Scott, Ginger : Art Club 1,2;

French Club 3 ,5 ; Dra ma Club 3 ,4 ;

Critique 5.

Warren Davis Seale: F.F.A. 2,3,4,5 Treas.

4 Sec. 5.

Ronald Glenn Sensabaugh.

Betty Lou Shifflett: F.H.A. I ; T ri-Hi-Y 2;

F.B.L.A. 4,5 Sec. 5.

Charles William Shiflett, Chuck: F.F.A. I,

2; I. C.T. 1,2.

Cheryl Darlene Shifflett, Cheri: F. B. L. A. 4,

5 Reporter 5; Drama Club I ; Literary Club

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Doris Jean Shifflett: 4-H I ,2; Red Cross I ,2,

3,4,5.

Irene Marie Shifflett: F.H. A. I; Tri-Hi-Y 2;

F.B.L. A. 4,5 Treas. 5.

Linda Gale Shifflett, Impy : Nursing Club I ,

2; F. H. A. 1,2,3; Red Cross 3; French Club

3; Pep Club 5; S.C.A. 5; G.A.A. 5; Soft­

ball 4.

Opal Fay Shifflett: F.H .A. 1,2,3: Nursing

Club 5.

Sharon Cardel Shiflett: F.B.L. A. 3,4,5 His­

to rian 3 Vice Pres. 4; DECA 3,4,5; I. C. C. 4;

Bible Club 2; F. H. A. I.

Thomas Jacob Shifflett: DECA 2.

William Earl Shifflett, Bill y : F. F. A. I ;

I. C.T. 1.2.

Yvonne Frances Shifflett: F.H.A. I ,2,3;

S.C.A. I.

Henry Wayne Smith, Bally: F. F. A. 2; VICA

3,4,5; Track I.

Robert Edward Smith, Cat.

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Benie Lois Sprouse Gayle Sprouse Shelton Sprouse

Jana Stall ings Regenia Starks Margaret Steele

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linda Ann Snow: Tri·Hi-Y 2; F.H.A. 1.

Stephen Earl Snow, Earl.

Betty Lee Sprouse: Red Cross 2,3,4 ,5;

F.H.A. 1,2.

Bettie Lois Sprouse: F. B. L.A. 4,5; Tri·Hi· Y

1,2; Pep Club 4; Red Cross 2,3.

Gayle Sue Sprouse: Tri·Hi·Y 1; F.H .A. 2,3:

Red Cross 2,3; F.T.A. 4,5; Pep Club 5.

Shelton Louis Sprouse: Math Club 1,2,3,4 ;

Boys' Chorus 5; Football 1 ,2,3,4; Baseball

2,3,4,5; Basketball 1.

lana Laverne Stallings.

Regenia Sonia Starks, Reggie .

Margaret Jo Steele , Meg: Tri-Hi-Y 3;

Drama Club 3; Spanish 4,5; Pep Club 5;

Nursing Club 5.

Nancy Strother Julie Sudduth Donna Sullivan

Julie Swenson Robert Swift Barry Swingler

Thomas Tapscott Bruce Taylor Mary Terrell Pauline Thompson Rebecca Thompson

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Nancy Mitchell Strother, Nans: Most

Happy-Go-Lucky ; Latin Club 2,3; French

Club 1,2; S.C. A 5; Drama Club 4,5; Youth

Council 5; Cheerleader 1,2.

Julie Gaye Sudduth; F.H.A. l ; F.T.A. l.

Donna Kay Sullivan: F.H.A. 1,2,3; Nursing

Club 5.

Julie Laurette Swenson , St upid : Most

Individual; Drama Club 2,3,4,5; Critique

4,5; French Club 3; Folksong 3; Cheer­

leader 1; Class Treas. I.

Robert Bagley Swift, Birdbrai n : Most

Poised; Latin Club 2,3,4,5 ; Drama Club ! ,

2,3,4,5; I. C. C. 5; Thespian 3,4,5; Pep Club

2,3; Critique 4; Football 1; N.M.S.Q.T.

Commendation.

Barry Edward Swingler, Rick: Football3.

Thomas Carlyle Tapscott, Tommy.

Bruce Alan Taylor: Chess Club 1; Stamp

and Coi n 2: Key Club 4,5; Drama Club 4,5;

Peer 5 Sports Editor 5.

Grady Taylor.

Mary Vernell Terrell, Club: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4;

Art Club 5.

Pauline Ruth Thompson: Reading Club l.

Rebecca Christine Thompson, Becky : Art

Club 4; Nursing Club 5; J. A. 4,5.

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Bonita Travis Wade Tremblay Janice Trenholme

Emily Tucker Martha Tucker Patricia Tucker Terese Yascott Margaret Via

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Candace Elizabeth Thornley, Candy: Art

Club 1,2,3,4,5 Reporter 2; Spanish Club I ,

2,3.

Sarah Lucille Timberlake: YICA 5; N.H. A.

3,4.

Roger Lee Tolley: I.C.T. 1,2; F.F.A. I.

Bonita Gail Travis, Nita: Tri-Hi-Y 5.

Wade Manly Tremblay: Weight Training

Club 3; Drama Club 5; Football Mgr. 3;

Baseball 4; Track 5.

Janice Merle Trenholme: Most Unforge t­

table; French Club 2,3; Critique Club 4,5

National Honor Socie ty 4,5 Pres. 5; S.C.A.

1,4,5; Badminton I; Volleyball I; Track I ,

2; Ski Club I ; Youth Counci l 4 ; Class

Offices Pres. I Sec.-Treas. 5; AFS Student

to Tu rkey.

Emily Louise Tucker: Library Club 2;

Drama Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5 Chaplain 5.

Martha Ann Tucker, Mat: French Club 2,

3,4 Treas. 4; S.C.A. 1,5; Nursing Club I ;

Tri-1-li-Y 2,3,4,5 Treas. 5; Quill and Scroll

4,5; Highlight 4,5 Business Editor 5 .

Patricia Ann Tucker, Trisha: F.H.A. 1,2,3,

4,5; J.A. 4,5.

Terese Antoinette Vascott: Chess Club 4; Critique 4,5; G.A.A. 2,3; Tennis 4; High­

light 4.

Margaret Eliane Via: F.T.A. 1,2; F .H.A. I ;

Red Cross 5; Tri-1-li- Y 4.

Newassa Via Thomas Viar Jim Wade Gloria Walker Henry Walker

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Newassa Jane Via: Band Club 3,4; Red

Cross 5; Concert Band 3,4,5.

Thomas Ivan Viar, Tommy: S.C.A. I ;

Hi-Y 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3 Vice Pres. 3;

Monogram Club 3,4,5 Vice Pres. 5; Foot­

ball I ,2,3,4,5 All District 4,5 All Central

4,5 AJJ State Honorable Mention 4; Bas­

ketball I ,2,3,4; Baseball I ,2,3,4,5.

Dm Page Wade: Most Likely To Succeed.

S.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Band Club 2,3; Radio Club

4,5; Vice Pres. 4,5; All District Band 4,5;

DAR Award 4.

Gloria Elaine Walker: Most Likely To

Succeed; F.T.A. 1,2; Latin Club 1,2,3

Sec.-Treas. 5; S.C. A. 4,5; Quill and Scroll

4,5; Girls' State 4; Class Sec.-Treas. 2;

National Honor Socie ty 4,5 Sec.-Treas. 5;

N.M.S.Q.T. Semi-Final ist ; Highlight 4,5

Exchange Editor 4 Editor-in-Chief 5.

Henry Lewis Walker: Band Club 1,2,3;

Football 2,3.

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Robert Charles Walker, Chuck: Best Look­

ing; Drama Club 2,3,4,5; Literary Club 2,3;

Chess Club 5; Football I ,2,3,4,5; Thespian

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Rosetta Washington: F. H. A. 2,3,4; F. B. L. A.

2; Cheerleader 4.

Ella Julia Wells F.H.A. 3,4,5.

Bradford Irving White, Mutt.

Oliver Day Whitehead, Day: Art Club 1,2,

3,4,5 Pres. 4 Sec.-Treas. 5; Key Club 3;

Pep Club 2; All District Band 3,4,5.

Julia Elizabeth Wheeler, Liz: Bible Club 2,

3; Nursing Club 3,4,5; F. B. L.A. 5; F. H. A. 2,

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Dallas George Wilfong, Chipp: Most Co­

o perat ive; Math Club I ,2,3; French Club 4;

Drama Club I ,2,3,4; Thespian 2,3,4,5; Key

Club 3,4,5; Monogram Club 4,5; !.C. C. 2,5;

Track 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4,5; Peer 5.

Robert Mark Wilkinson, Rock: Newspaper

Club 3; F. T. A. 4,5; Baske tball 3.

Randy Lee Williams, Sonny : F.F.A. 2,3;

I. C.T. 5.

Michael Wayne Willis, Wayne: I.C.T. 5.

Charlotte Ann Wolfe, Boopey: Nursing

Club 4; 4- H 5.

Kenneth Paul Wolfe, Kenny: Key Club I ,2;

Classica l Leag ue I ,2,3 ; Hi-Y 3 ,4; Co r­

respondence Club 4: Track I ,2 ,3; Cross

Country 2,3,4 .

Cynthia Lynn Wood, Cindy: Ba nd Club

3.4; Red Cross 5; Concert Band 4,5.

Diane Kay Wood, Di: Most Po ised ; Drama

Club 3.4.5 : Latin Club 2.3; S.C. A. 4.5 ; Quill

and Scroll 4,5; Concert Choru s 3; Highlight

4,5.

Joseph Randolph Wood, Randy: F. F. A. 1,4;

Nursing Club 5.

Laura Ann Wood, Woodie: F.H.A. 1,2;

F.B.L.A. 5; Drama Club 2; DECA 3.

Bruce Woodie Catherine Woodson Lewis Woodwon

Jennifer Woody Bruce Woodzell Jerry Wright

Douglas Yates Roy Yowell

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Bruce Wayne Woodie: Chess Club 1; Art

Club 1,2,3; DECA 3,4,5 Treas. 4 Sec. 5.

Catherine Roberta Woodson, Cathy: Red

Cross 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; DECA 5.

Lewis Lee Woodson, Junior : 4-H 1,2; I.C.T.

4,5.

Jennifer Ree Woody: Drama Club 2,3;

Monogram Club 4; F.T.A. 1; Basketball

1 ,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4.

Bruce Melone Woodzell , Moses Cream

Cheese: Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 5

Pres. 5; Basketball 1; Track 2.

Jerry Douglas Wright: F. F. A. 2; Monogram

Club 1; Track 1; Basketba ll 3,4 ,5 ; Foo t­

ball 5.

Douglas Shepard Yates, Doug: Key Oub

4,5 ; Chess Club 5; Pep Club 5; Quill and

Scroll 4 ,5; Track 1; Peer 3,4,5 Photo­

grapher.

Ray Franklin Yowell, Brad : F. F. A. 3

Treas. 3; YICA 4; Highlight 2.

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Barbara Sartin

Margaret Murray

Judy Knight

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Brooks G raebner Sixth Martha Tucker Eighth

Jim Wade Eighth

Gloria Walker Seventh

Janice Trenholme Tenth

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American Field Service There can be very little doubt that our

foreign exchange student, Rauf Ahtam from Turkey, has left us with a very good impression of himself and Turkey . Almost as soon as he arrived, Rauf be­came interested in Albemarle's activities. Seeing that sports offered itself only to a few , Rauf initiated a soccer assembly to arouse interest and then formed a soccer squad. Rauf has also given speeches at pep rallies and has attended many sport events. Since he has come to Albenprle County, Rauf has been skeet shooting and has tried his luck at rock collecting. Having plans to go to an American col­lege in Istanbul , he took College Boards with the rest of his class. Rauf enjoys snow, and ice skated whenever weather permitted. Rauf experienced Christmas for the first time by surprising the Doffle­myer family by dressing up as Santa Claus and giving his gifts to them.

Rauf is a very interesting and intel­ligent person. He has a magnetic and out­going personality. Rauf fit into Albemarle life quite readily and we only hope that his memories of Albemarle High School will be as long lasting as our memories of him.

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A street scene in a Turkish village.

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After being chosen our A.F.S. repre­sentative, Janice Trenholme was in­formed that she could not be eligible be­cause of her Canadian birth. Janice wishes to thank Mr. Hurt, the faculty, and the entire student body for making it possible for her to still go abroad under a different program, Experiment in Inter­national Living. The first few weeks of the summer Janice spent at the Exper­iment's School for International Training in Vermont, along with Peace Corps members and other students like herself.

Janice 's eight member group 's first stop in Turkey was the Eurasian city of Istanbul , formerly Constantinople. For three days they visited the Aya Sophia, the Blue Mosque, the haggling bazaars and swam in the Black Sea. They then traveled to Izmir, Turkey's largest seaport and their home for the summer. With her Turkish mother , her sixteen year old old sister Nur, and twenty-two year old brother Nuri. Janice swam at beautiful beaches , shopped for suede, enjoyed Turkish foods, met dignitaries, and rode camels. At night they danced at clubs, watched outdoor movies, and occasion­ally found time to sleep. Their weekends were occupied with trips to other cities and villages (where they slept in clay houses) and the remains of the Roman and Greek empires.

When visiting Anatolia , which is the Asian part of Turkey, they explored un­derground cities. These cities once held over ninety thousand inhabitants. Also, they saw and made use of Turkish baths, visited the capital at Ankara and the hot springs where Cleopatra once bathed.

A trip such as this may offer many rewards. It allows for foreign countries a chance to see what an American is really lik e and it allows a widening of knowl­edge and experiences for the American. It also gives the representative a chance to objectively view the assets and lia­bilities of democratic life .

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Abbott, Theodore Alexander, Joseph Anderson, Delores Anderson, Judy Andrews, John

Armstead, Roland Arnette, Celie Arnold, James Avery, Malthaus Awkard, Ernest

Baber, Diane Bailey, C. T. Hailey, James Banton, Gwen Barbour, Alfred

Junior Class Officers: Martha Sartin, President; Linda Burton, Vice-President; Jeannette Southall, Sec­retary-Treasurer; Harley Easter, Reporter.

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Barnes, Lindsay Bascom, William Batten, Pat Beach, Linda Beal, Lynn

Beazell, Perry Beck, Sharon Beitzel, Gay Benshoff, James Berkley, June

Berot, Barbara Beverly, Angeline Birckhead, Douglas Bond, William Bosnick, William

Boyle, Susan Brockett, Mary Brockett, Tronne Bradbury, Joyce Bradley, Lucille

Breeden, Melvin Breeden, Pamela Breeden, Sandra Brinkley, Doris Brochu, Jim

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Brooks, Stephen Brown, Charles Brown, Mary Brown, Michael Byrant, Judy

Buckwell , Tom Burnett, Kathy Burton, Linda Burton, Trudy Butler, Betty Ann

Butler, Eunice Calloway, Joyce Carpenter, Don Carr, Ann Carr, Beccy

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Carr, David Carr, Hunter Carr, Marshall

Carter, Russel Childress, Roberta Chisholm, Bonnie

Coleman, Doug Coles, Barbara Coles, James

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Coles, Robin Coltrane, Connie

Cotten, James Craig, Pontia

Creasy, Scott Critzer, Nora Cross, William Cubbage, Victoria Cubero, Kenneth

Cummings, Pamela Curry, Edwina Dameron, Georgia Davis, Carolyn Davis, Charles B.

Davis, Charles M. Davis, John Davis, Wilda DeBiasi, Gary Defibaugh, Richard

DeMasters, Diana DeRoeck, Diane Detamore, Linda Dickens, Missy Doolittle, Frances

Dowell, Delores Dowell, Vivian Downing, Donna Drumheller, Herbert Dudley, James

Dunlap, Barbara Dunn, Pamela Durham, David Durrette, Roger Easter, Harley

Eastwood, Robert Edmunds, Robert Elliott, John Farish, Archie Farish, June

Farish, Linda Farley, Joseph Fields, Randall Finn, Paul Fitch, Ronald

Fitzgeerald, Ray Fitzhugh, Gerald Fleshman, Ray Ford, Shelley Foster, Don

Garland, Nathaniel Garletts, Jennie Garnett, Robert Garrison, Carol Garrison, Nina

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Garth, Jane Gentry, Rebecca Gianniny, Shirley Geiger, Paul Gibson, Jamie

Gibson, Linda Gibson, Sharon Godsey, Vicki Goode, Phyllis Goodwin, Elizabeth

Graves, Jerry Graves, Valerie Gray, David Gray, Jane Greims, Jimmy

Grim, Gary Grimes, Thomas Grinstead, Frances Gutherie, Raymond Gutherie, Wanda

Hale, Margie Hall, Gregory Hall, Stephen Hall, Susan Haney, Helen

Harris, Rita Hash, Barbara Haynes, Guy Heatwole, Lawrence Herring, Linda

Herring, Marie Hicks, Ernest Hill , Alice Holland, Ernestine Holt, Donna

Holt, Tim Hoover, Ronnie Houchens, Lisa Houchens, Mike Howard, Constance

Howard, William Hoy, Kenneth

Hudson, Douglas Hudson, Samuel

Humphery, David Jackson, Brenda

Jackson, Craig Jennings, John

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Jensen, Laura Iones, Vernon Juul-Nielson, Ellen

Kane, Gerald Key, Steve Keyser, Pete

Kirby, Larry Kirby, Linda Kirby, Nancy

Kirby, Randy Kyer, Patricia LaClair, Brenda Lam, Raymond Lanahan, Thomas

Lange, Nancy Leake, Michael Lederman, Ted Lewis, Barbara Lewis, Charles

Loeser, Bo Lowry, Margaret Luck, Katherine Lushbaugh, Bradley McCauley, Steven

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Martinson, Vennie Marymor, Rodman Massie, Betty Lee Massie, Becky S. Matysek, Rita ,

Maupin, Barry Michtom, Alan Miller, George Miller, Robert Montgomery, Joan Marie

Monto, Patricia Moon, Cenie Moon, Vivian Moore, Sue Morris, Betty

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McCormick, Margaret McCue, Purcell

McGilvery, Laurel McGraw, Catherine

McGraw, David Maine, Richard

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Owens, Hunter Pace, William Page, Charles

Patterson, Robert Patterson, Patricia Payne, Diane

Morris, Caleb Morris , Celia Morris, Daniel Morris, Darnelle Morris, Ella

Morris, Judith Morrisey, Nancy Moore, William Mosby, Burnadette Mundy, Ann

Murray, Larry Musgrove. Donna Nash, Lynn Noon, Diane Owen, Betty

Poindexter, Barbara Peters, Irvin Peters, Sidney

Pollard, Robert Polleck, Robert Pors, Olaf Powell, Benjamin Pruett, Samuel

Pugh, Douglas Pugh, Edward Pugh, Shelby Reid, JoAnn Rennie, Pat

Reynolds , Curtis Riddle, Donna Ridley, Jack Rinehart, Deborah Roberts, Craig

Roberts, John Roberts, Linda Roberts, Thomas Robertson, Kenneth Robertson, Linda I

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Roseberry, Edwin Rush, Thomas Salley, Roy

Sanborn, John Sandridge,

Barbara Jean Sandridge, Becky Jo

)artin, Martha Schultz, Stephanie Scott, Carolyn

Seiler, Betty Sansabough, Brad Sheffield, Susan Shifflett, 13arbara Shifflett, Donald

Shifflett, Gail Shifflett, Graham Shifflett, Jacqueline Shifflett, Mary Shirey, William

Sims, Catherine Sipe, Irene Smith, Barbara Smith, Claire Smith, Flubby

Smith, Eunice Smith, Dwain

Smith, John Smith, Patricia

Smith, Virginia Snead, Rick Sours, Wayne Southall, Jeannette Spencer, Patricia

Sprouse, James Steppe, Pearl Stewart, Shirley Street, Kym Suddath, Martha Jean

Sweet, Phyllis Thalmann, William Thomas, Claudia Thomas, Wayne Thompson, Annetta

Thompson, Katherine Thompson, Sherman Thurston, Clarissa Tomlin, Deborah Toms, Barry

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Welsh, Catherine Wesner, Katherine West, Charles

White, Sarah Lewis Wilber, Ralph Wilcox, Sanford

Winter, Kimberly Wood, Judy Wood, Susan

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Woodford, Mike Woodie, Rose Woodruff, Elizabeth

Tucker, Sheila Tyler, Linda Tyler, Terry Tyler, William Van de Castle, Brett

Via, James Via, Mary Vidal, Steven Wade, Dianne Walker, Mary

Walker, Richard Walker, Tommy Walton, Barbara Ward, John Ward, Linda

Woodson, Holt Wright, Frances Yowell; Steve

Sophomores

Acree, Ann Addington, Sara

Ashby, Stephen Askew, Ana Aycock, John Banks, Pat Bappert, Raymond Barber, Rhonda

Barbour, Theodore Barnett, Charles Batten, Ethel Beasley, Gary Beck, Rebecca Belew, Judith

Bellomey, Harry Berkley, Barbara Berthold, Sabine Besecker, Norma Bishop, James Blackwell, Mary Ellen

Blocker, Mary Ann Booker, Darby Bosnick, Charles Bowles, Florence Bralley, Eric Breeden, Judy

Ammons, Beth Anderson, Earl Andrews, Bill

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Brochu, Joyce Brock, Brenda Brookshire, Danny Brown, Barbara Brown, Helen Brown, Paula

Brown, Sheryl Brown, Wayne Bryant, Betty Bryant, Earl Bryant, Linda Bryant, Paul

Bryant, Norma Bull, Diana Bulluck, Kathy Burgess, Walter Burnett, Gary Burruss, Craig

Butler, Gail Campbell, Sandra Caperton, Kathy Carpenter, Sidney Carr, George Carr, Louie

Cason, Lois Cassell, Larry Chapman, Susan Cnatin, Carl Clark, Candance Clark, Debbie

Clark, Steve Clements, Betty Clements, Francis

Clements, Roger Cole, Marie Coleman, Bobby

Coles, Ernest Coles, Paula Conrad, Carter

Cook, Caroline Cooper, Cheryl Corle, Daryl

Corle, David Cosby, Anna Cowan, Lewis

Craig, Ann Cramer, Gary Crawford, Charles Crawford, Donald Crenshaw, Albert Crigler, Bill

Crispell, Connie Critzer, William Cronemeyer, Susan Crowell, Charmaine Davidson, June Davis, Brenda

Davis, Janice Davis, John Davis, Ruby Deane, Daniel Dickerson, Ronnie Dillard, Doris

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Dudley, Linda Dulaney, Rebecca Dunning, Roger Dunnivan, William Durrer, Vicki Durrett, Matthew

Dyer, Charlotte Easter, Glen Easton, Peggy Edwards, Robert Eubanks, Ruth Eubanks, Sharon

Farish, Pat Farrish, William Faust, Judy Feggons, Hazel Fisher, Ray Fitzgerald, Marilyn

Aoyd, Bill Ford, Karen Foster, Debbie Fowler, Carey Franks, Elizabeth Frazier, Lucille

Frazier, Pat Fox, Jim Fox, Phyllis Galtehugh, Pat Gardner, Jerry German, Robert

Gibson, Brenda Gibson, Deborah J. Gibson, Debra A. Gibson, Linda Gibson, Sherian Gillian, John

Godwin, Debrah Gordon, Thelma Goss, Scott Graves, Judy Green, Frances Grimes, Harold

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Hannon, Gerard Harris, Barbara Harris, Brenda Harris, David Harris, Elsie Harris, Emma

Harris, Jody Harris, Judy Harris, Marie Harrison, Mike Hayslett, Earnest Heischman, Kim

Henderson, Mary Henlev, Joseph Hensley, Amanda Hensley, Linda Herold, Becky Herring, James

Hicks, Garnett Hippert, Phillip Honeycutt, Nancy

Homer, Linda Horrocks, Bert House, Bette

Howard, Charles Howard,

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Howard, Vivian Hughes, Montie Hunt, Anne Hvatum, Kjeld Jackson, Julian Jackson, Mary

Jaeger, Margaret James, Phillip James, Robert Janssen, Alexander Jenkins, Faye Jenkins, Tommy

Jessup, Suzanne Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Ben Johnson, Mike Johnston, Becky Johnston, Robert

Jones, Christine Jones, Mary Jones, Randy Jones, Shields Judge, Robert Juul-Nielson, Karen

Kane, Theresa Kaufmann, Kathy Kent, Larry Kidd, William Kindrick, Stephen Kirby, Dale

Kirby, Ginger Knapp, Debbie Koch, Nancy Lam, Ava Lam, Barbara Lam, Betty

Lamb, Larry Lane, Preston Langley, Andrea Lauren, Charles Laymen, Rex Layne, Debbie

Leake, David Leake, Edwin Leake, Karen Leake, Mary Ann Lederman, Terence Lee, LaVerne

Levenson, Anne Lewis, Charles Lewis, James A. Lewis, James J. Lewis, Ronald Lewis, Sarah

Lingle, Pal Livesay, Ronnie Logan, Angela Locker, Frankie Lord, Anna Lowe, Vicki

Luck, Angaleen Luck, Berlinda Magnesun, Randy Mahanes, Sarah Manley, Pamela Manson, Chuck

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Marrow, Nancy McAllister, Avis McAllister, Hallie McCauley, Jackie McCauley, Melvin McDermott, Gregory

McGraw_ Thomas McLaughline, Mac McVey, Mary Beth Marshall, Cathy Marshall, Gary Martin, Earnest

Martin, Rosemary Martin, Steve Massey, Roy Maupin, Brenda Mauer, Joyce Mawyer, Carolyn

Mawyer, Connie Melton, Linda Miller, Chris Miller, Martha Mills, Helen Mills, Jesse

Mitchell , Norma Moon, Wesley Moore, Durwood Moore, Pauline Morris, Danny Morris, David

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Morris, Kenneth Morris, Lizzie Morris, Pam Morris, Wayne Morrison, Rees Mowbray, Karen

Munson, Janice Myers, Gene Nalley, Elliot Napier, Nancy Napier, Phyllis Nefos, Rosemary

Nottingham, Keith O'toole, Diana Owen, Jane Ownby, Harold Pace, George Pascoe, Rita

Patterson, Karen -Payne, Sallie Patterson, Virginia Perry, Edward Payne, Edward Phillips, Debbie

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Pullen, Jeff Ragland, Lewis Raines, Eugene Raines, Warren Rainey, John Ray, Joyce

Reid, Ida Respess, Kay Rhodes, Kay Rhodes, Steve Richardson, Jennifer Roach, Janice

Robertson, Sandy Robinson, Florence Roller , Wayne Roston, Mary Ryalls, Steve Sams, Jayne

Samsell, Sharon Sandridge, Della Sandridge, Wilma Sanford, Jack Sartin, James Scott, Gregory

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Shutts, Allison Smith, Alexander Smith, Dwight Smith, Jimmy Smith, Mark Smith, Sandra

Smith, Tim Snowberger, Doug Sollars, Roxy Spencer, Dennis Spicer, Pat Spradlin, Wallace

Sprouse, Stewart Steele, Mary Stoval, Ted Stowe, Sue Strickler, Bruce Sullivan, Kathy

Sullivan, Laura Sullivan, Linda Swisher, Charlotte Taylor, Donald Taylor, Pat Taylor, Stella

Shifflett, Sandy Shoemaker, Bob Showers, April

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Via, Velma Via, Wayne Viar, Karen

Taylor, Woodrow Terrell, John Terry, Karl Thigden, John Thomas, Bruce Thomas, Carol

Thomas, Joan Thomas, Mae Thomas, Theodore Thompson, Frankie Thompson, Karen Thompson, William

Thurston, Steve Titus, Peter Toms, Guy Toms, Patti Toms, Thomas Trenholme, Blair

Turner, Nathaniel Umbdenstock, Kathy Van de Castle, Lance Vander Linde, Craig Vascott, Bruce Via, Allan

Vidal, Thomas Walker, Linda Walker, Ray

Waller, Annette Waller, Henry Walton, Bonnie

Ward, Eugene Wascom, Elzie Washington, Betty Washington, George Washington, Hilda Watson, Duffle

Webster, Derek Wesner, Gary Wetsel, Mary White, Hazel Wilcox, Doug Wilkinson, Barbara

Williams, Donald Wills, Dave Wills, Jacob Winter, Craig Wood, John Wood, Kenneth

Wood, Sandra Wood, Wayne Wood, Whitelar Woodson, Carolyn

Wright, Donnie Wright, Elaine Wright, Joetta Wright, Nathaniel

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Freshman Class Officers: Dorothy Thacker, President; Cheri Reynolds, VIce-President; Charles Thompson, Secretary-Treasurer; Roger Wood, Reporter.

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Freshmen

Estes, Aubrey Frazier, William Hyman, Ethel Leake, Meredith Leake, Stan Loving, Linda

Marsh, Donald McClary, Lonnie Morris, Patsy Reynolds, Cheri Shifflett , Cheri Shifflett, Joyce

Shifflett, Myra Spadlin, Teddy Taylor, Sidney Thacker, Dorothy Wood, Roger Wyant, Randy

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Seven Day Shopping Center Page Florist King & Roberts Central Communications & Electric Corp. Crozet Men's Shop Cosner Brothers Morton's Seal's Sinclair Omohundro Electric Douglas S. Yates Mr. & Mrs. Alton L. Martin E. L. Booker, Jr. Library Club Spanish Club Student Council Association

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Tri-Hi-Y Anonymous National Honor Society Critique Nursing Club Girl's Athletic Association Radio Club Albemarle Numanistics & Philately

Society Band Club Monogram Club Latin Club Pep Club Future Business Leaders of America Red Cross Club

The Key Club, sponsored by Kiwanis Club, is a composite of outstanding young men who serve the school and community. Throughout the year the members are kept busy by such activities as: cleaning the cafeteria, running a school clean-up week, or help­ing the Kiwanis sell Christmas trees. From activities like these, a Key Club member develops the willi~g­ness to serve, the ability to create, and the power to help his fellow man. "The Key Club is not a boy's or­ganization, it's a man's way of life."

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Kathy shows Sherry the latest in fashion.

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Rt. 250 E., Pantops Mountain Chevrolet-Chevelle-Chevy II

Corvair-Corvette R. M. DAVIS MOTORS, INC.

Rt. 29 N. Plymouth-Valiant-Chrysler

Imperial-Simca H. M. GLEASON & CO., INC.

First & Garrett Streets International Trucks & Farmall Equipment

HARPER MOTORS 918 Preston Ave.

Volkswagen-Porsche MacGREGOR MOTORS, INC.

416 W. Main St. Lincoln Continental-Mercury-Comet-Couger

BRADY BUSHEY FORD, INC. 856 W. Main St.

Ford-F airlane-Mustang-Fa leon Thunderbird-Ford Trucks

RUSSELL MOONEY OLDS SALES & SERVICE 315 West Main Street

Oldsmobile-Oldsmobile F85 PEYTON PONTIAC-CADILLAC, INC.

858 West Main Street Pontiac-Pontiac Tempest-Cadillac

POLLARD AUTO & G.M.C. SERVICE I 021 Linden Street

G.M.C. Trucks S-K MOTORS LTD.

Route 29 North Imported Auto Specialists-Sales & Service

JIM WILLIAMS BUICK, INC. WILHOIT MOTORS 900 Preston A venue 404 East Market Street Buick-Opel-Kadett Dodge Cars and Trucks

Dart-Coronet-Polara-Monoco

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ROOFING CO·.

Roofing And Sheet Metal Work

Warm Air Heating And

Air Conditioning

1234 River Road

293-2302

Charlottesville, Virginia

EAST

MAIN STREET

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HANCKEL ·CITIZENS Insurance Corporation

3rd and Jefferson Streets

Charlottesville, Virginia

Phone 296-7191

"Over Se venty Years of Service"

GARDNER SHEET METAL

SHOP R. H. Gardner

P.O. Box 985

Phone 295-9824

Roofing and Sheet Metal Work of All Kinds

Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning

River Road

Charlottesville, Virginia

Compliments of

AUTOMATED SPECIALTIES

DIVISION

TELEDYNE, INC.

BRADLEY'S GULF SERVICE AND AUTO PARTS

CROZET, VA.

Did 823-4021

Greeting Cards For Every

Occasion

BROWN'S GIFTS

CHARLES Kl NG & SON, INC.

Wholesale Grocers Since 1877

Charlottesville, Virginia

Phone 295-9144

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Compliments

of

CROZET FOODS

H. M. GLEASON & COMPANY, INC.

190

Gl LMORE, HAMM, and SNYDER, INC.

Furniture for the Home and Office

Charlottesville, Virginia

GOCO OIL COMPANY

924 Harris Street

296-6344

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CROZET DRUG COMPANY

Service For the Sick

C. F. Stanley, President

CROZET REALTY

CENTER Crozet, Virginia

823-4802

DOWNTOWN ATHLETIC

STORE Distributors For:

A. S. Spaulding & Bros.

Rawlings Manufacturing Co.

Riddell Helments and Shoes

Spot-Bilt Shoes

MacGregor

FINK'S JEWELERS Diamonds- Watches­

Silver - Luggage­

Albemarle High School Rings

Dial 296-6094

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TOWN AND

COUNTRY SHOP Clothes for the Woman of

Discriminating Taste

Phone 295-5339

114 4th Street

THE HUB, INC.

Latest Fashions

Scottsville, Virginia

VIRGINIA LAND

COMPANY

A & N STORE

422 East Main Street

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KENNEY'S Located in

Harrisonburg,

Waynesboro,

Staunton,

and

Charlottesville

with Kenney-rifle

19¢ Kenneyburgers

Barbara and John enjoy a hamburger at Kenney's.

ACME VISIBLE RECORDS, INC.

CROZET, VIRGINIA

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BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY

Charfoftejviffe Coca- Co fa /Jotthng Wo,./H, !JncorporaieJ

RED FRONT

MARKET Dial 823-4325

Crozet

Virginia

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R. E. LEE & SON IN CO RPORATED

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ENGINEERS ~mll CONTRACTORS

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W. E. BROWN, INC.

Plumbing, Heating,

Air Conditioning,

Electrical Work

PUCKETT'S BARBER SHOP Next Door to the Side

Entrance of the Paramount Theater

Compliments of

REID'S SUPER-SAVE MARKETS

Compliments of

ELJO'S "At the Comer"

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RENNOLDS FURNITURE

Route 29 North At 250 By-Pass

Compliments of

SHOECENTER, INC.

Smart Fashions For

Junior Miss And Misses

Always First At

STYLE SHOPPE

"Distinctive Apparel"

The

SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY

121 West Main Street

Paint Headquarters

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JOH NSON1S ESSO

SERVICE Friendly Service

Atlas & Exide Products

Phone 286-3331

Scottsville, Virginia

STAPLE1S BARBER SHOP

Two Locations

Barracks Road

Shopping Center

8:00 A.M.- 6:00 P.M.

STUDIO ART SHOP

906 West Main Street

Art Supplies

Art Galleries

THE TWO THIRTEEN

SHOP 213 Fourth Street, N.E.

Charlottesville

Gifts

Greeting Cards

195

TIMBERLAKE1S

DRUG STORE 322 East Main Street

Charlottesville, Va.

UNIVERSITY BILLIARD

PARLOR

Telephone 295-9970

Compliments of

UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE

Supplies for Collegians

For Over A Century

Visit Our Record Department

THE FABRIC SHOP

Barracks Road Shopping Center

Phone 296-1891

Bettie Stoneburner

~si-Cola cold beatS any cola cold I

Drink Pepsi cold-the colder the better. Pepsi-Cola's taste was created for the cold. That special Pepsi taste comes alive in the cold. Drenching, quenching taste that never gives out before your thirst gives in Pepsi pours it on!

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Taste that beats the others cold ... Pepsi pours it on!

"WE WORK FOR SOME Of TilE ffKiST PEOPlE IN TOWN~' ,-----.........., .. BECAUSfTHEIICER PEOPI.f COME TO US •••

@.ebN. Stowe

& AISOCIATU

REAL ESTATE

973-3321 2121 WESTFJnl II

P&Qple Who Want To h.r· fttopl. Who Wn ToW And People Who Wcmt Some Honest Advice.

They Know They'll Get A Fine Deal from Us - -Right Down To lht Ammgement Of Financing.

WE'RE NOT PUSHY • • JUST HElPfUL THAfS WHAT MAKES CALEB STOWE & ASSOCIATES DIFFERENT. AIID THAfS WHY THE NICER PEOPLE COME TO US •••

PEOPLE LIKE YOUII

• RESIDEHDAl

• fARMS AND ESTATES

• COMMERCIAL IROPERTY

• R£AL ESTATf.aoaRS & BUILDIIS

uwe Treasure Your Conlidtnce."

CIIAit.OMSYIUE YA

BARRACKS ROAD

MAIN STREET

197

CHARLOTTESVILLE

SAVINGS & LOAN

ASSOCIATION

Kathi eyes Riddy Suspicio usly while he counts his money.

CABELL AND STORY

CJeneral Insurance

2110 Ivy Road

Charlottesville, Virginia

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STEVENS & COMPANY

CHAR~TTI:SVILLI: , VIRGINIA

JEFFERSON

PROFESSIONAL

INSTITUTE

The Alb·

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OAK HILL FOOD CENTER, BARBER SHOP,

TRAILER COURT Just Beyond Fry's Springs On Old Lynchburg Road Charlottesville, Virginia

295-2694 Open Seven Days & Nights

A Week For Your Convenience

The Oak Food Center sells groceries such as these, which were collected by Albemarle students for the Thanksgiving basket.

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SYMBOL of a GROWING BUSINESS

... and tt·ade-mark of a firm dedicated

to producing the finest in printing

King Lindsay Printing Corporation 1134 Rose Hill Drive Phone 296-4129

1t.lzt J6lt\ill! ~fr.o~rt.e.e CwAaLonaaviLLI. YlaOINra

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Compliments of

HALL BROTHERS

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FORUM

Interiors, Gifts,

Imported & Domestic Furnishings

Barracks Road Shopping Center

"ROOTED IN HISTORY -IN

STEP WITH THE FUTURE"

Continental T raRways and the new Interstate Highways bring you Faster, Smoother

and Safer Travel.

Nationwide Thru Service-Vacation Tours Charter Service-Package Express Shipping

CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS EASIEST TRAVEL ON EARTH

ADDRESS Terminal: 310 West Main

Office: 411 East Water

295-5131 PHONE

295-9181

STROMBERG - CARLSON CORPORATION

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No Frills - Just Big Discounts

THE MICHIE COMPANY

LAW PUBLISHERS

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA

ESTABLISHED IN 1897

PROVIDING CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN

PRINTING AND EDITORIAL WORK

201

CHARLOTTESVILLE

LUMBER CO.

Fine Furniture

Quality Building Materials

Trusses and Component Panels

Hotpoint Appliances

Lumber

Carpets By Lee's

Create, Maintain, Extend

ALBEMARLE H 1-Y

BERNARD M. CAPERTON

ANTIQUES

2248 Ivy Road

Route 250 West

H & M SHOE STORE

101 West Main Street

and Barracks Road Shopping Center

Always A Step Ahead

202

GRAY'S FLORAL

GALLERY Barracks Rd. Shopping Center

296-2141

GLEASON'S BAKERY,

INC. 101 East Main

Cakes, Pies, Pastries

Fancy Decorated Cakes

Bread and Rolls

HILL & IRVING, INC.

Funeral Services

First and Market Streets

Charlottesville, Virginia

JEWEL BOX

309 East Main 296-6247

Headquarters for High School

Jewelry

"Teen Accounts" Invited

Steady Date Rings

Transistor Radios

Albemarle High School Rings

Fl

MEADOWBROOK PHARMACY

2037 Barracks Road

296-4135

Prescription Chemists

LANE'S TAILORING

SHOP Barracks Road Shopping Center

Phone 293-8505

"Complete Formal Wear

Rental Service"

Compliments of

M. C. THOMAS FURNITURE COMPANY

MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY

916 East High Street

"Service to the Sick"

293-5159

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Compliments of

PREDDY- TEAGUE

FUNERAL HOME

PIEDMONT TRACTOR COMPANY, INC.

Route 250 West

Charlottesville, Virginia

293-8193

John Deere Kaiser "Jeep"

Compliments of

PHILLIP'S BUILDING SUPPLY

Rio Road, Charlottesville

In Charlottesville

"JAY" stands for JEWELRY

205 East Main Street

LEGGETT'S

BARRACKS

ROAD

Dale Kerig, Chris Morrissey, Mary Jane Heilman, Kathy Burnett, Nancy Strother, Bar­bara DeRoeck , Pat Rennie.

ANDERSON BROTHERS 1\..BOOK STORE Inc.

Serving This Community Since 1876

Located at the U'niversity of Virginia

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1967 Shif Iris' Bett

Already, one half of the world's supply of electricity is generated in the United States. And the demand continues to grow. How will it be met? Through the energy and resourcefulness of America's independent electric companies. Companies that plan ahead to stay ahead of the needs of ton1orrow.

VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY.

Mrs. Jean Kerewich, Personnel Interviewer

1967 Graduates: Left to right- back row: Brenda Moyer, Annis Turner Gibson, Joan Sullivan Shifflett, Betty Morris, Linda Thomas, Judy Morris, Peggy Woodson , Carol Grayson, Iris YoweU; 1966 Graduates: Left to right- front row: Geneva Estes, Diane Mays, Pat Dollins, Betty Jo Clark, Virginia Morris.

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Compliments Of £astern Office

STHT£ fHRffi

Insurance Company 1 001 fmmet Street

Charlottesville

CARY'S CAMERA

SHOP Cameras -Binoculars -

Tape Recorders

At The Barracks Road

Shopping Center

SPRADLIN FEED & SEED

SERVICE

Complete line of groceries and meats

"We appreciate your business"

"V'/e Deliver"

Phone 286-3451

PHONE 295-4258

TUEL JEWELERS CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER

AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE FOR

...1(eepsake DIAMOND AND WEDDING RINGS

ANDERSON'S FUNERAL

HOME

Crozet, Virginia

Complete Funeral Arrangements And

24 - Hour Ambulance Service

Serving Crozet and Albemarle County

Phone 823-5002

206

INN

115 Maury Avenue

SNELLING and

SNELLING America's only National

Personnel System

Telephone 823-2366

Telephone 823-2366

RAY FISHER'S, INC.

Appliance Sales and Service

Sperry Marine System Division

SPERRY RAND CORPORATION

Charlottesville, Virginia

Compliments of

HARNISCHFEGER CORPORATION

For the Best in

LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT see

DESPER'S POWER EQUIPMENT SERVICE INC..

Lawn Mowers • Chain Saws • Garden Tractors

SALES • SERVICE • RENTALS 2116 Berkmar Drive (Route 29 North) 973-5340

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MONTICELLO DAIRY

208

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(INDUSTRIAL - RESIDENTIAL)

R. F'. D. 1, Box 200 TEL. 293-6769

5 MlLES SOUTH ON SCOTTSVILLE ROAD

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. 22901

BARRACKS ROAD

SHOPPING CENTER

209

Compliments of

SHOP, INC. BRYAN & BECK, INC .

. ~ BY·THf.·FOUI'\'TAIN ~ M AIN STREET

~ BARRACKS ROAD ~ DOWNTOWN

1214 Monticello Road

Slop thse t100 jtfte jaslloft stom

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA 22902

& 1503 N. Emmet Street

VIRGINIA'S FINEST DEPARTMENT STORES 295-5158

Compliments of

RIO ROAD GULF AND SUPERETTE

Compliments of

GLECO MILLING

CORPORATION

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The Peer Staff

Thanks:

Hunter Publishing

Company,

the Daily Progress,

and t·he Office Staff for

their help.

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A room can be viewed from many angles and through many lenses. A year , too , is seen through many different. view­points; where one feels the exhilaration of a challenging class, another finds only the somnolence of a tired and tiring lec­ture . Sorrow is coincident with joy, de­feat with achievement . ..

And of this peace and turmoil that comprises a year, a yearbook can capture merely glimpses. The year must be recon­structed anew by each reader , as an ex­perience unique unto itself. A yearbook serves only to remind.

CHARLES R. PERRY, CHAR LOTTES VI L_LE , ViR GINI A

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