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Faculty

Classes

Organizations

Features

Sports

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DEDICATION Trust in our judgment ... and we gamed a

deeper sense of responsibility A sense of humor ... and we enjoyed learning Interest in our accomplishments . .. and we

became more than just students Faith in our generation . . . and we came to

believe in ourselves For these qualities which are a part of us now, for the guidance that helped prepare us for college and adulthood, and for the inspiration that made us aware of new abilities in ourselves, the Senior Class of 1965 respectfully dedicates THE PEER to Mr. R. Ben Turner.

Administration

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School Board

With concern and understanding Mr. Hurt, Mr. King, and the School Board make major decisions regarding school policy. The office staff helps both students and faculty by efficiently taking care of the secretarial and miscellaneous duties. The guidance office is also concerned with the stu­dent's well-being. The three guidance counselors try to keep the entire stu­dent body interested in obtaining as much education as possible.

Mr. Ben F . Hurt , Principal; Mr. JulianN. King, Assistant Principal.

THE SCHOOL BOARD: Left to right: Dr. W.E. Moody; Mr. Comer Smith; Dr. Lawrence R. Quarles; Mr. Walter B. Salley, Chairman of the Board; Mr. P aul H. Cale, Division Superintendent; Mr. Thomas H. Jenkins ; Mr. Roger H. Rhinehart, Jr. ; Mr. Leslie H. Walton, Assistant Superintendent.

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Office Staff -

Guidance Department

OFFICE STAFF: Mrs. Jean Ferrell, Miss Claudia Haynes, and Mrs. Elizabeth Beard.

Mrs. Mattie L. Fornes Guidance Counselor - 9th and lOth

Mrs. Virginia R. Dofflemyer Guidance Counselor - 11th and 12th

Mr. Joseph L. Trice Guidance Counselor - 8th

MRS. MARY ANN ABERNATHY

English 8; Geography 8

MRS. VIRGINIA ADAMS Algebra I

MRS. CAROLE AMSTER English II; Speech; Albe­marle Players; Thespians

MRS. CATHERINE ARMBRISTER

French I, II, and III; French Club

MRS. DOROTHY ATKINS M. Ed.

Physical Science; Science 8

MISS POLLY BEAN Math 8

MR. HARRY AUSTIN Drafting; Industrial Arts

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MISS VIRGINIA U.S. History; U ernment

MRS. BES~ BIRCKHE

Consumer Math; Math

MR. HARRY AUS'ITI Drafting: Industrial Arts

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MISS VIRGINIA BEARD U.S. History; U.S. Gov­ernment

MRS. BESSIE BIRCKHEAD

Consumer Math; General Math

MR. CHARLES COSTELLO M.A.

Spanish I and II; Economics; Spanish Club; J.V. Football; V. Baseball

MRS. JOY DAVIS M.S .

English 8; English I

FACULTY

MRS. ETHEL DAVISON M.A.

Library; Library Club

MRS. JUDITH DODSON English 8; Geography 8

MR. RICHARD ERGLER Algebra II; Trigonometry; Advanced Math; Math Club

MRS. MARILYN F ANTINO English III and IV; Composition

MRS. DREMA FARMER English 8; Geography 8; English I; Bible Club

MRS. KATHRYN FARRELL Homemaking I; F.H.A.

MRS. MARGARET FOWLER M. Ed.

Physical Science

MRS. VIRGINIA FULCHER Math 8 and 9; Geometry

MR . DARRELL GARDNER Distributive Education; D.E. Club

MRS. MARJORY GOODALL Journalism; Library Club The Albemarle Highlight

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MR. CARL GALLIMORE Agriculture; General Me­chanics; F.F .A.

MRS. KATHARINE HANCOCK l

Typing I and II; Shorthand H< I and II

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MRS. CAROLYN HANSBROUGH

Typing I; General Busi-

MRS . ELIZABETH HOLLAND

Home Economics, F.H.A.

MRS. LINDA HOLLAND Art; Art Club

MRS. CHARLOTTE . HOLMES

English III

The knowledge that you

have discovered something

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MRS. PRISCILLA HOPKINS English II and IV; National Honor Society

MRS. KATHRYN HUMPHRIES Office · Practice; V.O.T.; General Business

MRS. ELLEN HOUSTON Latin I, II, and III; Latin Club

MR. AUBREY JOHNSTON U.S. History; Economics; Debate Club

MRS. SARAH JOHNSON English 8; Geography 8; English I

MRS. MARY LEDERMAN French I

MR. JAMES LEITCH M. Ed.

Driver Education; Physical Education

MR. KENNETH LINDSAY M.A.

Chemistry; Physical Science

MR. RICHARD McBRIDE Composition; English III; The Peer

MRS. ANNE MATHES Math 8; Varsity Cheerleaders

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MRS. MARILYN MENTZ Math 8; Algebra I; Geo­mentry; J.V. Cheerleaders

MRS. NANCY MIDDLETON English I

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MRS . EDITH MILLER Practical Nursing

MR. ED NULL Health; Phys. Ed.; V. Basketball; Monogram Club

MRS. BEVERLEY QUARLES Driver Training; Phys. Ed.; J.V. Basketball

MISS TRESA QUARLES Health; Phys . Ed. ; Driver Ed .; G. A.A. ; V. Basketball; Softball

and the desire to impart

that discovery

to other people-

MR. WILLIAM RAINES M. Ed.

U.S. History; V. Football; V. Track; Monogram Club

MRS . ANNE RODIG M.M.

Chorus; Orchestra; Orchestra Club

MR . LAIRD RUSH M. Ed.

He alth; Phys . Ed.; Driver Ed.; J.V. Basketball; J.V. Baseball; 8th Football

MR. EDWIN RUSSELL Agriculture I, II, and III; F.F.A.; Student Accounting

MR. JAMES SIMMONS M. Ed.

Band; Band Club

MR. LEROY SMITH Industrial Arts I and II; Woodworking; Drafting II; Electronics

MR. H. NICHOLAS SNODDY

M. Ed. U.S. Government; History

World

MRS. SHELBY STACY Typing I; Bookkeeping

MISS PATRICIA TURNER M. Ed .

Science 8; Tri-Hi-Y

MR. R. BEN TURNER M.A.

English IV

MISS ELIZABETH SUTHERLAND

English III; Latin I

MR . COULBOURN TYLER M. Ed.

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MR. ROY VORHAUER English 8; Geography 8; Civics; S.C.A.

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MISS MARTHA WASSUM Home Economics II, III, and IV; F.H.A.

MR. ARTHUR WELCH M. Ed.

Physics; Physical Science; Algebra II

a teacher.

MRS. SHIRLEY WELLS Biology

MRS. KAREN WILLIAMSON Phys. Ed.; Health

MR. ROLAND ZIMMERMAN I. C. T.; Vocational Guidance; I.C.T. Club

MRS. RUTH ZIMMERMAN M. Ed.

Earth Science 8; Tri-Hi-Y

Maintenance These are the conscien­tious workers respon­sible for the cleanliness and efficient operation of the grounds and our 12-year-old building.

John Mills and Arthur Childress are always busy performing their numerous tasks .

Mr. Williams is our capable head custodian.

Warren Henry and Harold Childress are quiet but efficient members of the janitorial staff.

Cafeteria With regard for the student's needs and wishes the cafeteria staff, constantly striving for improvement, daily prepares hot meals for the students and faculty.

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Mrs. Pansy Buck, Mrs. Ada Harper, and Mrs. Mary Harlan are busy preparing the food for school unches.

Mrs. Dorothy Gentry and Mrs. Ella Crawford make a last minute check before the lunch hour begins.

Mr. Canody washes dishes for the next lunch shift.

Jim Greenwood helps out in the cafeteria.

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Transportation

The buses leave after another hectic day of school.

Ellis DeMasters is one of our many conscientious bus drivers.

Students practice leaving the bus by the emergency door.

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Student Helpers Fully aware of their responsibility for the students' safety, the bus drivers and mech­anics must constantly meet diverse driving and mechanical hazards.

During their free periods industrious students help the guidance coun­selors and run errands for the office staff.

Mike Stanton delivers absentee lists everyday during 2nd period.

Donna Cannon files and files and ...

Mr. Hurt sends Ward Barnes on another errand.

Margie Kidd and Brenda Sprouse keep busy with typing for the guidance counselors .

CLASSES

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A cycle begins anew and starts its climb upward; there are set­backs on the climb, but it con­tinues forward reaching for the summit and finally attaining it, only to lose it and begin again.

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EIGHTH GRADE

Theodore Abbot Marty Adams

Joseph Alexander Judy Anderson John Andrews

Virginia Amaldo Celia Arnette

Diana Baber C.T. Bailey

James Bailey Joseph Baker

Lindsay Barnes Patrick Batten

Lynn Beale

Sharon Beck Linda Beach Gay Beitzel

James Benshoff Norma Besucker Doug Birckhead

Velva Blankenship

Marianna Boaz William Bond

William Bosnick Susan Boyle

Joyce Bradbury Melvin Breeden Doris Brinkley

James Brochu Steve Brooks

Mike Brown Dale Bryant

Judith Bryant Kathryn Burnett

Linda Burton

EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: Pete Keyser, President; Linda Burton, Vice President; Becky Carr, Secretary; Larry Murray, Reporter.

Enthusiastic to a fault,

Miss Polly Bean is a new Math. 8 teacher.

Victoria Cubbage Kenneth Cubero

Matthew Cunningham Pamela Cummings

Betty Dabney Carolyn Davis Charles Davis

Charles Davis Debby Davis

Douglas Davis Phillip Davis Wayne Davis Wilda Davis

Gary De Biasi

Diane DeMasters Linda Detamore

Ronnie Dickerson Kevin Dilley

David Dorman Delores Dowell

Cheryl Dudley

James Dudley David Durham David Durham

Gary Durham Harley Easter Bob Edmunds

Victoria Elder

Trudy Burton Gloria Campbell

Linda Cannon Rebecca Carr

George Clark, Jr. Susan Clarke Larry Colbert

Douglas Coleman

Judy Coleman Wilson Collins James Colten

Gregory Conley

Daryl Corle Steve Craig

Scott Creasy William Cross

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June Farish Linda Farish Archie Farish

Randall Fields Woodrow Fisher

Jackie Fitzgerald Judy Fitzgerald

Ray Fitzgerald Wilma Fitzgerald

Ray Fleshman Deborah Flick

Mary Garth Flood Shelley Ford

Donnie Foster

John Foster Linda Foster

Clarence Frazier Nathaniel Garland

Jennie Garletts Robert Garnett Nina Garrison

Jane Garth Martin Geer

Rebecca Gentry Linda Gibson

Sharon Gibson Sherian Gibson

Steve Gibson

from sports to band

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Phyllis Goode David Gray Peggy Gray

Harold Graves

Jerry Graves Richard Graves Valerie Graves

Carolyn Grayson

Gary Grim James Grimes

Frances Grinstead Raymond Guthrie

Wanda Guthrie Marjorie Hale

Earl Hall Greg Hall

Steve Hall Wanda Hall

Helen Haney Wayne Haney

David Harding Angela Harris

Douglas Harris

Guy Haynes Lloyd Haynes

Larry Heatwole William Heider

Carolyn Herring Linda Herring Marie Herring

Sally Holden Guy Hollifield

Sharon Houchens Douglas Hudson

Sam Hudson George Humphries

Alice Hunt

Laura Jensen Quinton Johnson Hanne Jorgenson

Ellen Juul-Nielson Franklin Kerns

Steven Key William Keyser

Larry Kirby Linda Kirby Randy Kirby

Keith Kroencke Patricia Kyger

Brenda LaClair Pauline Lam

Tommy Lanahan David Leake

Michael Leake Ted Lederman Barbara Lewis Charles Lewis

Guy Loeser

Margaret Lowry Katherine Luck

Bradley Lushbough David McCauley

Edward McCauley Melvin McCauley Steven McCauley

Barbara McDaniel Ormond McDaniel

Daniel McGee L aure l McGilvery

Jack Mainfort Judith Marks

Stephen Markwood

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Davis Marshall Rebecca Marshall Martha Martinson Betty Massie

Rebecca Massie William Mawyer Barry Maupin Paige Mehlhaff

Davis Mimms Robert Miller Linda Mitcheli Patricia Monto

bring a spark of enthusiasm

Eighth graders discuss their beaus for the Mistletoe Ball.

Billy Moon Vivian Moon Eva Moore Sue Moore Betty Morris Caleb Morris Dewey Morris

Edna Morris Ella Mae Morris Gail Morris Judith Morris Kathy Morris Ronnie Morris John Muller

Ann Mundy James Mundy Bill Murray Larry Murray Donna Musgrove Lynne Nash Diane Noon

Linda O'Toole Hunter Owens Gwendolyn Pace Sandra Pace William Pace Charles Page Diane Payne

Irving Peters Sidney Peters Sidney Pew Robert Pollock Lewis Pound Benjamin Powell Douglas Pugh

Shelby Pugh Warren Raines Charlotte Rea Jennifer Richardson Charles Riddle Donna Riddle Craig Roberts

John Roberts Linda Roberts Linda Robertson Ken Robertson Sarah Rock Susan Roscoe Edwin Roseberry

Becky Runkle Roy Salley Tito Sanborn Barbara Sandridge Rebecca Sandridge Martha Sartin Stephanie Sehulz

James Shafer Robert Shafer Tina Shepherd Barbara Shifflett Edward Shifflett Florence Shifflett Gail Shifflett

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to complacent upperclassmen.

Gail Shifflett Gail Shifflett Jake Shifflett Jo Ann Shifflett

Linda Shifflett Lois Shifflett Roger Shifflett Irene Sipe

Claire Smith James Smith Mike Smith Virginia Smith

Wardy Smith Wayne Sours Robert Southall Daniel Sprouse

Vickie Elder and Becky Massie were Home­coming representatives from the e ighth grade.

Annetta Thompson Dale Thompson

Jonathan Thompson Steve Thurston Debbie Tomlin

Roy Tomlin Barry Toms

Steve Trunzo Sheila Tucker

Linda Tyler Eugene Varner

James Via Mary Sue Via Ronald Wales

Janet Walker Thomas Walker

Sue Walton Linda Ward John Ward

Robert Ward Derek Webster

Katheryne Wes ner J ohn Whee ler

Polly Wheeler Sarah Lewis White Patricia Wilberger

Debby Williams Kimberly Winter

Gary Wojtech Judith Wood Roger Wood

Ronnie Wood Susan Wood

White la r Wood Rose Woodi e

Dorothy Sprouse James Sprouse John H. Sprouse Roger Shiflett

Jean Sudduth James Stone Naomi Tate Jimmy Arnold

Woody Taylor William Thalmann Claudia Thomas Rusell Thomas

Eighth graders enjoy partici­pating in the Homecoming parade.

FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Lorraine Dean, Vice-President, Tim Lederman, Reporter; Barbara Sartin, President; Gloria Walker, Secretary.

FRESHMEN

Accustomed to life at A.H.S.

Larry Abell Edward Abshire Tony Arnalda Hallie Baber Pat Baber Jerry Belew

William Benson Denise Bickham David Birckhead Jeanette Bishop Erma Blankenship Teresa Booker

Glenn Branham Deborah Braun Pansy Breeden Sharon Brookman Betty Bruce Dennis Bruce

Joan Bruce Mary Bryant Donna Bull Mildred Burnett Deborah Casteen Linda Carver

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Chris topher Carson Lee Christmas L awre nce Cla rke, IV Ze b Colbert P atric ia Coleman Wand a Critzer

Betty Crawford Gloria Crawford Donna Cric ke nbe rger Ile ne Cric ke nbe rger Dia na Cummings Cathe rine Dameron

Mary France s Davis Ann Dav ison Linda Deane Lorra ine Dean Randa ll Deane Ka therine Detamore

J o Ann Dic kers on Douglas Dobbins Barry Doffle myer David Dona hue Robin Doty Arle ne Dunn

Mic hae l Estes Mary E as twood Tere s a Fitch Gera ld Fitzhugh P a tric ia F les hman Wayne Flint

P eter F isher Sally Floyd J ames Fre twell , Jr. F ay F unk Bre nda Garris on Lucy Garrison

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Rebecca Gibson Eleanor Gerow

Kenneth Gibson Linda Gibson

Marilyn Gibson Shirley Gibson

Alec Goss

freshmen have settled into a groove,

Debbie Casteen and Barbara Sartin were Homecoming representatives from the ninth grade .

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Jerry Gough Robin Gourley Brenda Graves

Macon Graves Ronnie Graves Barbara Grinde

Harrie tte Grimes Vicki Grinstead

Barbara Haga

Peter Hahn Brenda Hall

E ddie Hall

Phillips Hamilton Ann ie Harris Gene Harvey

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have become old hands at school functions

Albe rta He bb Mary He ilma n Carroll Hen s ley Gary Hinch Eliza be th Hintze Edward Hoy

Cathe rine Hudson Andrea Huff David Humphrey J ames Humphrey Marsha Irons Colleen J enkins

Michae l Jones Walte r J one s Warren Jud ge Gera ld Kane Caro l Kas troll Kathy Kenname r

Carl Ke nnedy Charles Kent Ste phe n King Judith Knight Helmuth Kroog Danny Kyser

Lind a Lou L a mb Shirl ey L a ndes P aul L ane Carl Las ley Mil ton Lawson Verona Leake

"And contrary to Ptolomey's theory . .. "

Charlotte Meadows Seri Mearkle Lynn Miller

Mic hele Mille r Cynth ia Mitc he ll

Seira Mohler

Constance Morris Danny Morris

Elizabeth Morris George Morris

J ames Morris, Jr. L arry Morris

Mable Morris Mary Morris

Theresa Morrison Judith Moser Danny Mundy Sharon Mundy

Judy Oliver Me lody Pace

Brenda Payne J a ne Painter Karen Poole Karen Price

Timothy Lederman Judy Lingle

Sandra Madis on Martha Mahone

Darlene Mason Inez Maupin

Brenda Mawyer Betty Mawyer

Danny Mawyer Herbert McAllister

Nellie McAllister Cynthia McGaughey

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Physical Education is an important part of the ninth grade c urriculum.

admirable ease

"Mon Dieu!"

Barbara Puckett Wayne Pullen Becky Quinn

E llen Rappolt

Steve Ramley Debbie Rhinehart

Kenneth Richardson Gloria Rickard

Robert Rinehart Gary Ritter

Caro l Robertson Donald Robinson

Frank Robinson , Ill Ronnie Robinson

Elizabeth Rogg Ruth Roston

Marjolyn Rups Eugene Sandridge

Jonni Sandridge Barbara Sartin

Chris Schmie l Andrew P owell Donna Scruggs

Warren Seale

"Get that hankie!"

Doris Shifflett Graham Shifflett

Irene Shifflett Linda Shifflett

Opal Shifflett William Shifflett

Charles Shiflett Cheryl Shiflett

Delores Shiflett Mary Shiflett

Sharon Shiflett Yvonne Shifflett

Susan Sims Henry Smith

Lindalee Smith Earl Snow

Linda Snow Robbie Spencer

Betty Lee Sprouse Betty Sprouse

Bla ine Sprouse Elliewood Sprouse Gayle Sue Sprouse

Maxine Sprouse

Shelton Sprouse Linda Stacy

Julie Sudduth Donna Sullivan

Bob Swift Bruce Taylor

Gloria Shaver

Betty Shifflett

secure tn their superiority

over the eighth graders

Jim Wade Gloria Walker Robert Walker James Walton

Wanda Webb Chuck West J ames White Day Whitehead

Candace Thomley Emily Tucke r Thomas Usher Terese Vascott Billy Honeycutt

Kay Via Margaret Via Newassa Via Thomas Viar Julia Redford

Dallas Wilfong, III ·, Mark Wolf

Cynthia Wood Diane Wood

J oseph Wood Laura Wood Bruce Woodie Catherine Woodson

Holt Woodson Lewis Woodson Bruce Woodzell Kenneth Zoeller

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SOPHOMORE OFFICE RS: Lore tta Childress , Secre t ary; Charlie Garne tt, Reporter ; Kathy Mc Cauley, Pres ident; Joan Harrington, Vice-Pres ident.

SOPHOMORES

Two years too early

Louise Allen Arthur Ankney Beverly Atkins Barbara Austin William Baber Ward Barnes

Rex Barnett Margare t Barre ll Barbara Beale Guy Beeche r Greg Beitze l Dav id Bernd

Debbie Bickham Willi am Bowers Aubrey Breeden Judy Breeden J oe Brochue Wayne Bromfie ld

P enny Brownmg Lind a Bruce Terry Burri s Earl Burton Scheryl Burton David Butler

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Linda Byers Betty Campbell Jeffrey Carr Kathy Carson Carolyn Carver Lore tta Childress

Margaret Clar ity Elizabeth C lark Jane Clark Thom as Claussen Ethel Clements John Cockerille

Jane Coleman Virginia Coleman Lilian Collier Otis Collier Martha Cook Carole Copeland

Cl audi a Cox Donna Cox Sue Critzer Sandra Cross Da le Currier Gail Davis

Wayne Davis Glenn DeBiasi Geoffrey DeGraff Donna DeHart Frank DeHooge Joelle Denman

Lonnie Dickens Sean Dilley Gary Dudley James Donovan Alan Doty Stephen Drumheller

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Sophomores on the J o V o cheerleading squad help to boost school spirit.

Bobby Faris Sylvia Farish Linda Farmer

Jeannie Fernsworth Julian Fitch

Gail Fitzgerald

Jean Fitzgerald John Fitzgerald

Ronnie Flick Betsy Foster

Dana Frye Carr Garnett

Charles Garnet Cynthia Garrison Eugene Garrison

Mary Garth Gloria Geer

George Gentry

Arlene Gibson Barbara Gibson Jackie Gibson

Gloria Gill Nancy Goldsmith

Carl Graves

James Dorsey Michael Dudley

Judy Duncan

Brenda Durham Chris Durrer

Russell Edwards

Ronald Elliott Percy Eubank Karen F alwell

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Wayne Herring William Herring Linda Hicks

Kendall Hicks Judy Hobson Patsy Houchens

Shirley Houchens Ann Huckle Cavil Huff

Malvin Huff Linda Jarman Susan Jensen

Dorothy Gray Carol Grayson Bill Greenwood Ann Gribble Susan Grimes Paul Hammond

Janice Haney Judy Haney Rebecca Haney Brenda Hardin Jane Harrington Joan Harrington

Clivis Harris Elna Harris Wanda Haynes Colleen Henricks Donald Herring Michael Herring

Kim Reynolds and Dana Frye were Homecoming representatives from the tenth grade.

Russell Johnson Joseph Jones Steven Jones Linda Keyton Sarah Kingrea

William Knight

Ingrid Kroog Janet Lacy Steve Lacy Betty L am Lena Lam

Coleen Lanahan

Diane LaSauce Pat Lawson

Barry Layman Greg Lee

Linda Lehrman Glenda Lewis

Rosemary Lohman Steve Lowry

Kathy McCauley Malcolm McGilvery

Edgar Mallory Thomas Manley

Fred Manson Kathy Markwood

Greg Marshall Sandra Marshall Marty Martinson Barbara Massie

Robert Mawyer Lester Mills Allen Morris Betty Morris

Edward Morris Howard Morris

Virginia Morris Barbara Mowbray

Karen Moyer Betty Mundy Chris Murray

Judy Nay

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Terry Nefos Walter Nimmo Harry Null Patty O' Connor J oy Offerson Aivars Oswalds

Joseph P ace Peggy Pace Ruth P ainter Pam P airet David P arsons Betty P ayne

Geoffrey Pitts Stephen Pollock Karen Prett Edgar Pugh Dale Rea Kathy Rexrode

Kim Reynolds Allen Ritter Alexander Rives

George Rive s J erry Roach Joseph Roach

Kenneth Roach Betty Roberts Harold Roberts

James Robertson Rebecca Robertson Lana Robins

Eileen Rockwood Sylvia Rogers

James Samsell Bonita Sandridge Ralph Sandridge Donald Scruggs

Glennis Sheppard Carol Shifflett

Delmas Shifflett Diane Shifflett Faye Shifflett

Kathy Shifflett

Patricia Shifflett Charles Shoffner George Shoffner

Linda Smith Curtis Smoot

Cornelia Snead

Sophomores learn through contributing to the school newspaper.

sophomores are the most carefree of

Patricia Snead Shirley Sours Gene Spencer

Sandra Staton Pamela Story

David Strauss

Joan Sullivan Darlene Swisher

Sidney Tate

Grady Taylor Jerry Taylor

Mary Lynn Taylor

A.H.S.'ers, and they act it.

Alice Thomas Billy Thomas Linda Thomas Linda Thomas

Wayne Thomas Danny Tisdale Tom Titus Brenda Tomlin

David Tomlin Jerry Tomlin Roger Tooley Martha Tulloh Myrtle Terrell

Annis Turner Kenneth Turner Carol Umbdenstock Vivian Vascott Mary Ann Vanderveer Barbara Vreeland

Willis Wake Brenda Walker Donald Walker Brenda Ward Ethel Watson Faye Wheeler

Julia Wheeler Glenn White Dexter Williams Jackie Witt Gregory Wolfrey Bonnie Wood

Donald Wood Judy Wood Medie Wood Timothy Wood Peggy Woodson Iris Yowell

OFFICERS: Kathy Robertson, Vice-president; Suzanne Turner, Secretary; Tommy L ederman, President; Celie Smith , Reporter.

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With admirable diligence,

Barbara Adcock Thomas Albert Mary Ames Jerry Baber Cornelius Ballard

Patricia Beale Samuel Beale Neil Benfer Jerome Bias Wi ll ard Birckhead

Roberta Black James Blackburn John Blackburn Ruth Blackwell Lora Blankenship

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George Blincoe Ashby Boaz Allan Boger Betty Bragg Donna Bralley

Wanda Branham Wendy Braun Wilbert Bre eden Gregory Brezinski Debra Brown

Sarah Brown James Burnett Paul Cale Larry Cassady J acqueline Cheape

Jane Ann Chisholm Betty Jo Clark Cathy Clark Samuel Clarke Garland Clatterbuck

Steve Clements Wayne Coleman Margie Conley G. F. Cox Nancy Crawford

Linda Crenshaw Anne Crigler

Barbara Critzer Barbara Jean Critzer

Whitney Critzer

William Crunk Dale Cummings

Scott Cunningham Dale Davis Sally Davis

"Maybe if we held it a ll night ... ! "

matched only by that of the sentors,

Terry Delong Richard Detamore Martha Dofflemyer

Patricia Dollins Michael Donohue

Stephen Dudley

William Dudley Roy Dunn

Linda Easter

juniors grind through a hectic year.

Tracy Elder Carol Ellinger Alice Estes Geneva Estes William Eubank

Peggy Lee Faulconer Alan Faulkner Slelby Fitzgerald Edward Fix Judith Floyd

Barbara Fox Joyce Fox Paul Fulton James Gambrill Ellen Gardner

Edgar Garnett Jerry Garrison Stanley Garth Arleen Gibson Woodie Gleason

Dorothy Gray Kenneth Gray Christine Grossman Marsha Gunsallus Brockie Hall

Nicki Hamner Phillip Haney

Randall Haney Frank Hanlon

Ann Harris David Harris

J onathan Hintze Cary Holl and

Dexter Honeycutt

Linda Houchens Julie Hoy Scott Hoy

Sarah Lynn Harris Sharon Haris

Alice Herring Garland Hicks

Louise Huckstep Frances Humphrey

Robert Hunt

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William Hunter Steven Irving Linda !son John James Doris Jenkins

Barbara Johnson Brenda Jones Lewis Jones Mary E. Jones Randolph Jones

Homer Kennamer Samuel Kennedy Teresa Kiser William Knight Jo Ann Kroencke

Dale Kyser Gale Lam Ellis Lawson Randolph Leake Thomas Lederman

LYnda Lehrman Leonard Lohman Shirley Lohman Judy McClanahan Julie McGaughy

Virginia Marshall Gary Martin Raymond Massey Evelyn Matacia Donna Maupin

Kenneth Maupin Norma Maupin

Charlotte Mawyer Lacy Mawyer

Wayne Mawyer

Aubrey Mays Lucia Mendicino

Judy Mitchell Jenny Moon

Barbara Moore

Charles Morris Daniel Morris James Morris Linda Morris

Pete Morris

Roger Morris Shirley Morris

Virginia Morris Martha Moubrary Frances Napier

Holland Norford Steven Notson

Peter Osina Foster Paulette

Sharon Paxton

Martha Pettit Carolinda Phillips

Brenda Powell Virginia Pritchette

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Linda Pugh Walter Quast Donald Rea

Bonita Re ed Steven Reese Shirley Rhodes

Not a chapel, but a library window at Christmas .

Barbara Richardson Jean Rittenhouse Katherine Robertson Stephen Rockwood Paula Rodgers

Barbara Rogers Diana Rogers Beverly Rollins Vivian Sage Janice Salmon

Homer Sandridge Linda Sartin Gloria Seay Judith Shepherd Frances Shiflett

Jean Shiflett Judith Shiflett

June Shiflett Linda Shiflett Louise Shiflet

Sylvia Simpkins Peggy Simms Edward Smith Lucille Smith

Frank Snead

Jackie Snead Greg Snyder

Micheal Stanton Judson Stinnett Carroll Sullivan

Jo Ann Sullivan Mike Scott

Brenda Scruggs Suzanne Turner

Catherine Tucker

Charles Travis George Tomlin

John Tomlin Donald Tisdale

Bertha Thurston

Wesley Thomas Charlie Thomas

Linda Thacker Herbert Taylor Carol Verburg

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and the Prom.

"Your book is five days late!"

Carolyn Via Marjorie Via

Patricia Walker

Astrid Walter Richard Ward

Cynthia Westmoreland

Myrtle White Martha Williams

Betty Wilson

Theodore Wolter Odell Woodie Hazel Woody

Gary Woodson Norris Woodzell

Larry Wyant

Theresa Wyant James Wynne Doris Yancey

OFFICERS: Sallie Strauss, President; Bobby Burton, Reporter; Brenda Sprouse, Secretary; George Gay, Vice-president.

Seniors

Thomas Vernon Anderson

Patsy Lou Acree

Edwin Lee Armentrout

Glenna Eggleston Alrich

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George August Baker, II

Bruce Lawrence Barnes

Sandra Morris Baber

Becky Ann Bartholomew

Carolyn Lee Bailey

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J!avid Kent Bradbury

Harry Hancock Blake

~~ Linda Lee Beasley George Early Bruce

Patricia Leigh Brezinski

Emmett Daniel Boaz

Brenda Shiflett Bevilacqua Silvia Maria Bruno

Virginia Louise Brookman

David Wilson Booth

Janet Leslie Bickham Harry Burnett, ffi

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Robert Oliver Burton, Jr.

Constance Leigh Clark

Walter Wayne Cash

Donna Marie Cannon

Alice Ann Clarity

George Baxter Cheape Emma Lee Clements

Brenda Gail Canody

Andrew Jackson Clark, Jr.

Mary Alice Childress Christopher Claude Coakley

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"Four inches to the left, two up ..• " Peter, Bob, and Zan begin work on the Christmas mural.

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Stephen Michael Conley

Karen Ann Crafaik

Arthur John Cook

Linda Irene Crawford

Beatrice Elaine Cook

Ann Elizabeth Critzer

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Virginia Agnes Critzer

Polly Ann Dobbins

Barbara Jean Davis

Elizabeth Ann Dabney Judith Lynn Farish

Sandra Kay Dowell

Ellis Carlton Demasters

James Hurd Dandridge Judith Marie Farish

Melvin Randolf Faris

Anita Gladys De St. Martin

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George Thomas Gay

Margaret Shepherd Fowler

Robert Fernbach Betty Jean Gibson

Edwin Francis Gentry

Nora Lee Garrett

~ Sharon Ellen Ford Jean Marie Gibson

David Hancock Garth

Susan Mays Gentry

Paul David Foster Judith Ann Gibson

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Robert Houston Gough

Lucy Margaret Gibson Harold Dana Greenfield

James Delbert Greenwood, Jr.

Lowell Walker Graves

Shirley Marie Gibson Jennifer Lynn Griesbach

·l Manager Pace shows the team how it's done.

Annie Mae Gray

Kay Frances Glass Nancy Carolyn Grim

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George Daniel Ha le

Lynda Carson Harrington

~ Sharon Ann Grim Sally Ann He ilman

Bernice Arlene Haney

Harry William Harris, Jr.

j Col in Lee Guy

Effie Linda Hardin

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Laura Nadine Harris

Roge r Hers he l He nderson

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Dennis Phillip Hensley

Nadine Tyndale Hunter )

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Raymond Harmon Hite

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Veronica Elaine Herring Walter Massey Jarman

Raymond Harold James

Lynn Ellen Hopkins

Catherine Elizabeth Hipper.!; Edward Joseph Jenkins

John Ballard Jarman, III

Kenneth Dale Huff

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Judy Carolyn Jenkins

William Rust Johns

Madelean Shirley Johnson

Randolph William Jones , Jr.

Crystal Elizabeth Kennamer

Wallace Hartwell Kennedy

Dale Burner Kerns

Margia Sue Kidd

Kathleen Orene Kessler

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Thomas Ernest Kesler

William Monty Kirby

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Marsha Kay Lawrence

Bruce Clark Kroencke Linda Rea Leake

Claudia Jean McCann i-

Frances Ann Lawson

Carol Michaela Longley

Edna Jean Landes

Marilyn Page Lucas

Judith Carroll Lawson

Sharon Lee Lane

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Betty Lou McClanahan

Charlotte Gail McDaniel

Thomas Staples McCormick

After five years the Seniors are fina lly settling down to serious study .

Grover Williamson McDiarmid

Sherry Jeanne Manley

Jeannie McGilvery

Toni Rerrie Masser

Robert Bruce McNish

Gary Wayne Maupin

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Diana Jean Mawyer

Gerald Alan Maupin Martha Tevis Michie

Carol Ann Mills

Nancy Proffitt Mawyer

John Denton Maupin Carl Kenneth Mills

"'Ti s the season to be joll y . "

Joyce Ann Meadows

·l Joyce Viola Maupin June Elizabeth Monger

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Thomas Jackson Moon

Marilyn Levese Moore

Matthew Brundred Murray

Bonnie Alice Morris

Charles Richard Mowbray

Patsy Ann Naylor

Nancy Jean Morris

Julie Diane Moyer

Dennis James Moseman

Claire Deanne Norford

Larry Fitzhugh Mundy

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Robert Earl Norvell

Gundars Osvalds

Nancy Virginia Odle

Helen Ankney Notson Ronald Calvin Pace

Carla Jo Pace

Paul Shepherd Oliver

Kenneth William Oder Alice Ray Painter ' \

Ralph King Pace

Louise Herron Osterheld

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John Daniel Patterson

Brenda Louise Parker Susan Smiley Quinn

Stuart Blackwell Powers

Dana Lansing Paul

Suzanna Forbush Parsons Massie Edward Rea, Jr.

Arthur Segar Pearson

Jacqueline Lee Quick

Brion George Patterson

Charles Ford Redick

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Linda Martin Reynolds

Jo Ellen Shaver

Barbara Ann Rosenkrans

William Arthur Rockwood, Jr.

Albert Emil Schwarz, Jr.

Ulrika Louise Schmiel Patricia Ann Shaver

Nicholas John Romanac

Miles Carl Seifert

Christian Steven Schur Evelyn Frances Shifflett

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"Darn , I really thought Gold­water had a chance."

Donna Jean Shiflett

Joyce Jean Shiflett

Juanita Mardell Shiflett

Oleta Jayne Shores

Harry Wilson Smith

Jerome Stanley Snead

and for Christmas I'm getting plastic surgery."

Jeff Lee Snyder

Rebecca Lindsey Somma

Brenda Joyce Sprouse

Jacob Rea Sprouse, Jr.

John Mason Sprouse

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Otis Norman Sprouse

Charles Jecf Strauss

Carol Ann Stalnaker

Sallie Marie Strauss

Kathy Anne Stanton

Carolyn Sul livan Strickler

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Charles Granville Sudduth, III

Phyllis Joan Taylor

Frank Steven Sudduth

William Franklin Taylor

Karla Sue Taggart

Clarence Mason Thomas

Raymond Wilson Thomas

William Norman Thornton, III

John Bruce Titus

Larry Mason Toms

The President and the Secretary meet with the senior class sponsor to discuss plans for Senior Day.

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Betty Levone Ward

Paul Kerston Verburg Dorothy Helen Watson

Dennis Ray Whiteman

Beverly Ann Ward

Ronald Dean Wesner

Robert Laurence Vess Arthur Harrison Wilson, Til

Carol Lee Wetsel

Katherine Gertrude Ward

Betty Jean Ward Francis Carter Withers

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John Justus Wolf

Patricia Glee Wood

Brenda Ann Wood

Donald Lewis Woodson

David Clark Wyant

Linda Jo Wyant

Sally Sue Young

Robert Melvin Yowell

Therapea Cynthia Zoulis

Janet Marie Ward Postgraduate

ACREE, PATSY LOU F.H.A. 1, Historian 1; Pep Club .2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Literary Club 3,4,5; Drama Club 3,4,5; FAUX PAS 3,4,5; Highlight 4,5.

ALRICH, GLENNA EGGLESTON

Tennis Team 2,3; F.T.A. 1; F.H.A. 1; Jr. Red Cross 2,3, 4,5, Sec. 5; Math Club 3, Sec.-Treas. 3; French Club 4,5.

ANDERSON, THOMAS VERNON

Baseball 4. ARMENTROUT, EDWmLEE

Football 1; Track 3; Spanish 4; Drama 4.

BABER, SANDRA MORRIS Softball 1; Literary Club 2,3, 4,5, Vice-Pres. 3, Sec. 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4,5.

BAILEY, CAROLYN LEE F.H.A. 2,5; Nursing Club 4.

BAKER, GEORGE AUGUST Football 1,2,3,4,5; Track 1,2; 3,4,5; Basketball 1,3; Hi-Y 2,3; Literary Club 2; Math Club 3, Vice Pres. 3; Spanish Club 4, Vice Pres. 4; Monogram Club 4,5; Senior Council 5. BARNES, BRUCE LAWRENCE Class Vice Pres. 2; Football 1; Track 1; Art Club 1; Math Club 1,2; Chess Club 4; Lit­erary Club 4,5, Sec.-Treas. 4.

BARTHOLOMEW, REBECCA ANN

National Honor Society 4,5; In­tramural Basketball 2,3; French Club 2; Girl's Glee Club 2,3; F.T.A. 2,3,4,5, Vice Pres. 4; Octet 3; Forum 3,4; Literary Staff 4; Bible Club 5.

BEASLEY, LINDA LEE Tennis 4; J.V. Basketball 5; F. T.A. 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4,5; Latin Club 3; F.H.A. 4; Literary Club 5.

BEVILACQUA, BRENDA SHIFLETT

Softball 3; F. T.A. 1,2; Jr. Red Cro_ss 3; F.B.L.A. 5.

BICKHAM, JANET LESLIE Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; F.T.A. 1; Drama Club 2,3,4,5; French Club 3; Literary Club 4,5; FAUX PAS 5.

BLAKE, HARRY HANCOCK Football 2,3,4,5; Track 4,5; Electronics Club 2; Hi-Y 4; Chaplain 4; Math Club 3; Monogram Club 4,5: F.F.A. 1.

BOAZ, EMMETT DANIEL, III Industrial Arts 1; Debate Club 1,2,3,4,5, Vice Pres. 5; Chess Club 2,3,4; Inter-Club Council 4.

BOOTH, DAVID WILSON Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4,5; Electronics Club 1; French Club 3; Hi-Y 4; Monogram Club 4,5; Math Club 5.

Senior Statistics

BRADBURY, DAVID KENT Basketball 1,2,3,4,5; Track 3; Student Council 2; Chess Club 3,4; Monogram Club 4,5.

BRAUN, SHARON LYNN Tri-Hi-Y 4; French Club 4; Drama Club 5; Literary Club 5.

BREZENSKI, PATRICIA LEE Hockey 3,4; S.C.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 2; Science Club 3; Red Cross 4,5; Spanish Club 4; A/S Medica Club 4; Lit­erary Club 5.

BROOKMAN, VIRGmiA LOUISE

Basketball 2,3,4; Softball, Mgr. 2; F.H.A. 1,2, Reporter 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4, Reporter 4; Girl's State 4; Drama Club 5; Quill & Scroll 4; Highlight 4,5, Editor 5.

BRUCE, GEORGE EARLY Electronics Club 1.

BRUNO, SILVIA MARIE Homecoming Maid of Honor 5; Student Council 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5.

BURNETT, HARRY, III Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2, Mgr. 2; Football 1; S.C.A. 1; Art Club 1,2; Literary Club 1,2; Hi-Y 4; Drama Club 5; Debate Club 5: Hii!hlight 4; PEER 5.

BURTON, ROBERT OLIVER Class Reporter 5; Track 1,2, 3,4,5; Basketball 1; Football 2,3,4,5; Projector 1; Elec­tronics Club 1,2; Band Club 2,3; Chess Club 3; Monogram Club 4,5; Band 4,5.

CANNON, DONNA MARIE National Honor Society 4,5; S.C.A. 3,4,5, District Con­vention 4,5; Am. Field Service Club 4,5; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 2.

CANODY, BRENDA GAIL National Honor Society 4,5; F.H.A. 1; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4,5; Nursing Club 2; V.O.T. 5.

CASH, WALTER WAYNE Industrial Arts Club; I. C. T . 4,5, Vice Pres. 4. CHEAPE, GEORGE BAXTER

Basketball 1,2,3,4,5; Baseball 1,2,3,4,5; Monogram Club 4,5.

CHILDRESS, MARY ALICE Bible Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Math Club 3; F. T.A. 3,4,5, Vice Pres. 4, Pres. 5, State N.E.A. Convention 5; French Club 4; Literary Club 5.

CLARITY, ALICE ANN F.H.A. 1; Math Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3; Red Cross 4,5; Vice Pres. 5.

CLARK, ANDREW JACKSON 4-H 1,2,3,4,5; F.F .A. 2,3,4,5, Vice Pres. 4, Sentinel 5.

CLARKE, CONSTANCE LEIGH

Class Sec.-Treas. 2; Softball 1,2,3; Nursing Club 1,2,3,4,5, Reporter 2,3, Treasurer 4, Vice Pres. 5, Program Chairman 5; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Senior Council 5.

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CLEMENTS, EMMA LEE Basketball 5; F.H.A. 3,4; Nursing Club 2,3,4,5, Reporter 5.

COAKEL Y, CHRISTOPHER CLAUDE

Math Club 1,2; Debate Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 3,4,5, President 4.

COLLIER, HOLLAS GENE Baseball 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. CONLEY, STEPHEN MICHAEL National Honor Society 4,5; S.C.A. 2,3,4; F. T. A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4,5, Band Im­provement Award 3.

COOK, ARTHUR JOHN, JR. Science Fair 1,2,4, Honorable Mention 1, First Pri ze 2, Grand Prize 4; Chorus 2,3,4,5; Drama Club 5; Thespians 5.

COOK, BEATRICE ELAmE. French Club 4,5, Sec. 5; Orchestra Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5.

CRAF AIK, KAREN ANN Quill & Scroll 4,5; French Club 3,4,5, Sec.-Treas. 4, Treas. 5; F.T.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,4; Drama Club 3,5; Literary Club 4; Highlight 4,5.

CRAWFORD, LINDA IRENE Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 1; G.A.A. 2,3,4,5, Vice Pres. 5; Nursing Club 1,5; Chess Glub 4. CRITZER, ANN ELIZABETH

Nursing Club 2; F.T.A. 3; Latin Club 3; Red Cross 4. CRITZER, VIRGINIA AGNES

Nursing Club 1; F.H.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 5.

DABNEY, ELIZABETH ANN Softball 1; F.B.L.A. 3,4,5, Historian, Reporter 4; F.H.A. 1,4; Bible Club 2; Red Cross 2,3,4; Art Club 5.

DANDRIDGE, JAMES HURD Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 2; Math Club 2,3 ; Drama Club 5.

DAVIS, BARBARA JEAN S.C.A. 4,5; F.H.A. 2,4,5; Tri­Hi-Y 1,2,4,5; Bible Club 3; Red Cross 3.

DeMASTERS, ELLIS CARLTON

Basketball 2; F.F.A. 1,2; Math Club 4,5.

DeST. MARTIN, ANITA GLADYS

DOBBINS, POLLY ANN F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Vice Pres. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5.

DOWELL, SAND]{A KAY Nursing Club 3, Program Chair­man 3; F.H.A. 2,3,4.

EGELAND, RAY JENS Football 3; Track 2; In­dustrial Arts Club 2; Projector Club 2; 4-H 3; F.F.A. 1,3.

FARIS, MELVIN RANDOLF Basketball 2; Baseball 3,4, 5; Track 4,5; 4-H 1,2,3,4,5; F.F.A. 1,2,3.4.

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FARISH, JUDITH LYNN Softball 3,4,5; J.V. Basketball Mgr. 3,4; Nursing Club 1; F.H.A. 3,4,5, Treas. 4; Pres. 5; G.A.A. 2.3.4,5; Treas. 4.

FARISH, JUDITH MARIE Basketball 4,5; G.A.A. 4,5, Sec. 5; F.H.A. 1; Bible Club 2; F.T.A. 2,3; Latin Club 3; French Club 4,5; Inter-club Council 5; PEER 5.

FERNBACH, ROBERT Chess Club 3,4,5, Pres. 4; Electronics Club 1.

FORD, SHARON ELLEN Homecoming Court 2,3,5; Band 1,2,3,4,5; Band Club 2,3,4,5, Ser.. 3; Vice Pres. 4, Pres. 5; Literary Club 1; Math Club 2; Chess Club 3.

FOSTER, PAUL DAVID Track 1; Spanish Club 3.

FOWLER, MARGARET SHEPHERD

Band Improvement Award 1; All-State Band 2,3,4; French I Award 3; Basketball 2; Lit,. erary Club 1,2,,3,4,5, Reporter 2, Editor 5; Drama Club 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 5; Thespains 4,5; Chorus 5. FRAZIER, MARY ELIZABETH D.E. 4,5, Sec. 5; F.H.A. 1; Bible Club 2; Red Cross 2,3.

GARLAND, DANIEL LEE Hi-Y 4,5.

GARRETT, NORA LEE J. V. Cheerleader 3; Latin Club 1,2,3, Reporter 2; Orch­estra Club 1,2,3,4,5, Pres. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; PEER 5. GARRISON ,PAUL ANDERSON F.F.A. 3,4; I.C.T. 5.

GARTH, DA VlD HANCOCK Football 1,2,3,4,5; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 4,5; Band 1,2,3, 4,5; Math Club 3; Red Cross 3,4; Monogram Club 4,5; Literary Club 5.

GAY, GEORGE THOMAS Class Vice Pres. 3,5; Class Pres. 2,4; Football 1,2,3,4,5; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2. 3,4,5; S.C.A. 1,2; Math Club 4.,5, Pres. 5; Monogram Club 3,4,5.

GENTRY, EDWIN FRANCIS Basketball Mgr. 2; Track Mgr. 2; Drama Club 1.2,3,4,5.

GENTRY, SUSAN MAYS National Honor Society 4,5; Latin Club 2,3,4,5, Reporter 3, Pres. 5; S . .C.A. 3; Drama Club 3; PEER 5.

GIBSON, BETTY JEAN Nursing Club 1; F.H.A. 2.

GIBSON, CARL BRADLEY F.F.A. 1; I.C.T. 4,5.

GIBSON, JEAN MARIE F.H.A. 1,3; Drama Club 3; Nursing Club 5.

GIBSON, J UDITH ANN Basketball 2,3,4,5; Softball 2,3,4,5; G.A.A. 2,3,4,5; F.H.A. 4,5.

GIBSON, LUCY MARGARET GIBSON, SHIRLEY MARIE

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

GIBSON, WILLIAM RONALD GLASS, KAY FRANCES

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

GOUGH, ROBERT HOUSTON Chorus Scholarship; A11-State Chorus 3,5; Football 1,2,3, 4,5, Mgr. .3,4,5; Track Mgr. 4,5; Chorus 2,3,4,5, Pres. 5; Monogram 4, 5; Industrial Arts Club 4,5. GRAVES, LOWELL WALKER

Baseball 2; Industrial Arts Club 1; 4-H 2,3; D.E. 4,5, Pres. 5; F.B.L.A. 4,5, Treas. 5; Spanish Club 3.

GRAY, ANNIE MAE F.H.A. 2,3,4,5. GREENFIELD,HAROLD DANA Math 5.

GREENWOOD, JAMES DELBERT

Football 3,4,5; Baseball 3,4,5; Monogram Club 4,5.

GRIESBACH, JENNIFER LYNN

F.T.A. 2; Drama Club 3,4,5; Latin Club 3,4.

GRIM, NANCY CAROLYN Literary Club 1,2; Latin Club 2,3; F.T.A. 3,4,5; Spanish Club 4,5.

GRIM, SHARON ANN Band 4; 4-H 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4,5.

GUY, COLIN LEE Art Club 5; Literary Club 5. HALE, GEORGE DANIEL, III

Band 1,2,3,4,5; Band Club 3,4,5; Drama Club 1; Library Club 2; Math Club 4,5.

HANEY, BERNICE ARLENE J. V. Basketball 2,3,4; Softball Mgr. 4; G. A.A. 2,3,4,5; F.H.A. 1; Spsnish Club 4,5; PEER 5.

HARDIN, EFFIE LINDA HARRINGTON, LYNDA

CARSON French Club 4,5, Vice Pres. 5; Latin Club 3, Reporter 3; Literary Club 1,2; Drama Club 2,3,4,5; Pep Club 2,3; Red Cross 5; Highlight.

HARRIS, HARRY WILLIAM Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Red Cross 3,4,5; Business Club 4, 5.

HARRIS, LAURA NADINE Bible Club 4,5, Sec.-Treas . 5; F.H.A. 2,5.

HATHAWAY, SUSAN ANN V. Basketball 2,3; Softball 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3,4,5, Reporter 2, Vice Pres. 3, Sec . 5; Chess Club 3,4; S.C.A. 5.

HEILMAN, SALLY ANN National Honor Society 4,5; Class Sec .-Treas . 4; Basket­ball 3,4,5; S.C.A. 4,5, Sec.­Treas. 5; Literary Club 2; Drama Club 2; Latin Club 3; Red Cross3; G.A.A. 4,5.

HENDERSON, ROGER HERSHEL

Baseball 4; Football 5; 4-H 2; Hi-Y 4,5; Spanish Club 4,5, Vice Pres. 5. HENSLEY, DENNIS PHILLIP

Football 1; Literary Club 4,5; Bible Club 5.

HERRING, VERONICA ELAINE

F.T.A. 1,2; Drama Club 3; French Club 3; Art Club 4,5, Sec.-Treas. 5.

HIPPERT, CATHERINE ELIZABETH

"Miss F.H.A." 3; Class Sec.­Treas. 1; Nursing Club 1,2,3, Program Chairman 2, Pres. 3; S.C.A. 2,3,4,5, Vice Pres. 4.

HITE, RAYMOND HARMON F.F.A. 1,2; Bible Club 3; French Club 4; F.B.L.A. 5; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4,5.

HOPKINS, LYNN ELLEN National Honor Society 4,5; Honorable Mention Latin I Tournament 2; 1st Place Latin II Tournament 3; V. Basket­ball Mgr. 3,4; F.H.A. 1, Sec. 1; Pep Club 2; S.C.A. 3; Literary Club 2,3; Drama Club 2,5; G.A.A. 3,4, Vice Pres. 4; Spanish Club 5; PEER 5.

HUFF, KENNETH DALE National Honor Society 4,5; Orchestra 1,2,3, Award 2, Vice Pres. 3; French Club 4,5, Re­porter 4; Math Club 3; Hi-Y 4. HUNTER, NADINE TYNDALE J. V. Ch~erl eader 1; Literary Club 2; French Club 3; Drama Club 3,4,5. JAMES, RAYMOND HAROLD

Football 1; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3, Reporter 2, Vice Pres. 3; I.C .T. 5; K.V.G. 2,3,4,5. JARMAN, JOHN BALLARD,III Track 3,4,5; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3; Hi-Y 3,4,5, Vice Pres. 4, Pres. 5.

JARMAN, WALTER MASSEY JR.

National Honor Society 4,5; In­dustrial Arts Club 1,2,3; Hi-Y 3,4,5, Sec .-Treas. 5. JENKINS, EDWARD JOSEPH

Football 3; Industrial Arts Club 2,3; Band Club 4,5.

JENKINS, JUDY CAROLYN Latin Club 4,5.

JOHNS, WILLIAM RUST Basketball 3; D.E. 4,5.

JOHNSON, MADALEAN SHIRLEY

French Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 5. JONES, RANDOLPH WILLIAMS Football 3,4,5; J. V. Basket­ball Mgr.; Track 4; 4-H 2,3; Hi-Y 5; Math Club 2,4,5; Chess Club 3.

KENNAMER, CRYSTAL ELIZABETH

Pep Club 2,3; Latin Club 3; Literary Club 2,4,5; Drama Club 2,3,4,5; Debate Club 5.

KENNEDY, WALLACE HARTWELL

Baseball 3,4; Track 3,4; Monogram Club 4; I. C. T. 5.

KERNS, DALE BURNER J.V. Football; Band Club 2,3,4,5. KESLER, THOMAS ERNEST

National Honor Society 4,5; Basketball 1; S.C .A. 1; Red Cross 2,4; Band Club 3; Latin Club 3; Spanish Club 4; PEER Photographer 5.

. KESSLER,KATHLEEN ORENE Softball 2,4; J.V. Basketball Mgr. 4; F.H.A. 3; G.A.A. 2, 3,4; Nursing Club 5.

KIDD, MARGIA SUE Bible Club 1,2, Reporter 2; Tri­Hi-Y · 1,2,3,4,5, Vice Pres. 4, Sec. 5.

KING, LYNN DIANE S.C.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Pep Club 3, Drama Club 3,4.

KIRBY, WILLIAM MONTY Track 3; Industrial Arts Club 3; D.O. ,4,5, Treas . 4, Pres. 5. KROENCKE, BRUCE CLARK

Literary Club 4,5; Drama Club 4,5.

LANDES, EDNA JEAN Tri-Hi-Y 2; Drama Club 3,4.

LANE, SHARON LEE National Honor Society 4,5, Sec. 5; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3,4,5; Spanish Club 2,3,4,5, Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 5.

LAWRENCE, MARSHA KAY Pep Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Drama Club 3,4; F.B.L.A .. 4,5.

LAWSIN, FRANCES F.H.A. 2,3,4. LAWSON, JUDITH CARROLL

National Honor Society 4,5; All-State Choir 3,4; Thesbian Award 4; Latin Club 2; Red Cross 3; Drama Club 4,5, Pres . 5; Concert Choir Re­porter 4.

LEAKE, LINDA RAE F.H.A. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; F.B.L.A. 2,3, Sec. 3; Drama Club 3,4,5; Concert Choir Reporter 5. LONGLEY ,CAROL MICHAELA Band Club 2; Literary Club 2; Spanish Club 4,5; Art Club 4,5.

LUCAS, MARILYN PAGE Literary Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; F.B.L. A. 3,4,5.

McCANN, CLAUDIA JEAN Softball 3; F.H.A. 3; Art Club 5; Literary Club 5. McCLANAHAN, BETTY LOU French Club 4; F. T.A. 4,5; Spanish Club 5.

McCORMICK, THOMAS STAPLES

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

McDANIEL, CHARLOTTE GAIL

All-State Chorus 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4,5, Librarian 4, Sec.­Treas. 5; Bible Club 1; Math Club 2; Chess Club 3; Debate Club 4; Nursing Club 2,3,5.

McDIARMID, GROVER WILLIAMSON

Football 1,2,3,4,5, Co-capt. 3; Track 1,2,3,4,5; F .F .A. 1; S.C.A. 3,5, Reporter 3; Mono­gram Club 4,5, Pres. 5.

McGILVERY, JEANNIE National Honor Society 4,5; Spelling Award 1; Debate Club 1; Literary Club 1; Spanish Club 3,4; .F.T.A. 3,4,5.

McNISH, ROBERT BRUCE Thespian Society 4,5; Golf 4; Debate Club 2,4; Literary Club 2,3,4,5, Vice Pres. 4, Pres. 5; Drama Club 2,3,4,5, Reporter 2,3, Vice Pres. 4.

MANLEY, SHERRY JEANNE F.T.A. 1; F.H.A. 1; Literary Club 2; Math Club 3; French Club 4,5; Red Cross 2,3,4,5, Pres. 5; PEER 5.

MASSER, TONI RERRIE Thespian Society 5; All-State Chorus 2,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4,5.

MAUPIN, GARY WAYNE Industrial Arts Club 1,3; K.V.G. 3,4; I.C.T. 4,5.

MAUPIN, GERALD ALAN Football 1; Chess Club 3; Band Club 1,2,3,4,5.

MAUPIN, JOHN DENTON Class Reporter 2,4; Class Sec. 3; V. Basketball Mgr.; Hi-Y 2; Math Club 2; Drama Club 3; S.C. A. 4, 5; Red Cross 4,5; Literary Club 5.

MAUPIN, JOYCE VIOLA F.H.A. 2,4; Bible Club 3,5; Nursing Club 3,5.

MAWYER, DIANA JEAN SoftballS; Tri-Hi-Y 2; F.B.L.A. 2; F.H.A. 3,4,5. MAWYER, NANCY PROFFITT Band Club 1,2,3, Sec. 4; Bible Club 1; F.B.L.A. 1,5.

MEADOWS, JOYCE ANN Art Club 1,4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Latin Club 4,5; PEER 5.

MICHIE, MARTHA TEVIS Cheerleader 3,4; F.T.A. 1; S.C.A. 2; Drama Club 2; French Club 3, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Highlight 4.

MILLS, CARL KENNETH I.C.T. 4,5.

MILLS, CAROL SPROUSE F.B.L .A. 5. MONGER, JUNE ELIZABETH F.B.L.A. 1, ,4, Reporter 5; F.H.A. 2.

MOON, THOMAS JACKSON JR.

MOORE, MARILYN LEVESE Library Club 1,2; F .H.A. 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,5; I.C.T. 5.

MORRIS, BONNIE ALICE F .H. A. 1; D. E. 4, Parlia­mentarian 5; F.B.L.A. 4,5.

MORRIS, NANCY JEAN F.H.A. 1; Art 5.

MOSEMAN, JAMES DENNIS Basketball 1; Baseball 2; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Hi-Y 4; F.T.A. 5; Industrial Arts Club 3,4,5; I.C.T. 5; K.V.G. 1,2,3,4,5.

MOWBRAY, CHARLES RICHARD

Projectors Club 1; Spanish Club 4,5.

MOYER, JULIA DIANE Tri-Hi-Y 1,3,5; Literary Club 1,5; Bible Club 2,3; F.H.A. 4; Drama Club 2.

MUNDY, LARRY FITZHUGH Football 1; Drama Club 2,3, 4,5; French Club 3; Literary Club 4,5.

MURRAY, MATTHEW BRUNDRED

Football 2,3,4,5; Track 2,3, 4,5; Monogram Club 4,5.

NAYLOR, PATRICIA ANN Jr. Red Cross Club 2, Sec.­Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4.

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NORFORD, CLAIRE DEANNE National Honor Society 4,5; Basketball Team 3,4; S.C.A. 3; G.A.A. 3, Sec. 4; Jr. F.H.A. Pres. 1; Literary Club 3; Drama Club 5; lnterclub Council 5; PEER 5.

NORVELL, ROBERT EARL Basketball 1; Science Club 1; F.F.A. 2,3; Spanish Club 4,5; Hi-Y 4,5.

ODER, KENNETH WILLIAM Track 3,4,5; Chess Club 3, Vice Pres. 4; Drama Club 5.

ODLE, NANCY VIRGINIA F.H.A. 2,3; Art Club 2,3.

OESTERHELD, LOUISE HERRON

F .H.A. 1,2,3,4; Nursing Club 5. OLIVER, PAUL SHEPHERD

Baseball 3; D.E. 4,5; F.B.L.A. 4,5.

OSV ALDS, GUNDARS Track 2,3; Electronics Club 1,2; Projectors Club 2; High­light 3,4; PEER 3,4.

PACE, CARLA JO Basketball Team 3; Softball Team 3,4,5; Bible Club 2; Latin Club 3; G.A.A. 3,4,5; Nursing Club 5; Red Cross Council 5.

PACE, RALPH KING Class Vice P.res. 1; Football 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Band Club 2,3,4; D.E. Club 5.

PACE, RONALD CALVIN Manager Track Team 3,4,5; Manager Football Team 4,5; Monogram Club 4, Sec . Treas. 5.

PAINTER, ALICE RAY Bible Club 1,2; Chorus Award 2.

PARKER, BRENDA LOUISE Nursing Club 3,5; Tri-Hi-Y 2,4; Literary Club 2; Latin Club 3; Spanish Club 4; F.H.A. 5.

PARSONS, SUZANNA FORBUSH

Library Club 1,3, Vice Pres. 5, Pres. 5; Art Club 4,5; F.H.A. 2.

PATTERSON, BRION GEORGE

PATTERSON, JOHN DANIEL F.T.A. 2,3,4; French Club 4; I. C. T. 5.

PAUL, DANA LANSING PEARSON, ARTHUR SEGAR

Golf Team 4; Chess Club 4; Hi-Y 5.

POWELL, ANN VIRGINIA Nursing Club 1,4; F .H.A. 2,3,4.

POWERS, STUART BLACKWELL

Manager Football Team 1; Literary Club 4, Sec.-Treas . 5; Drama Club 4,5.

QUICK, JACQUELINE LEE Jr. Red Cross 1; F.H.A. 2,3, 4,5; F.T.A. 5.

QUINN, SUSAN Spanish Club 3; Debate 3,4; Drama 4,5.

REA, MASSIE EDWARD Baseball 1,2,3,4,5; Drama Club 3; Spanish Club 3,4,5.

REDICK, CHARLES FORD Track 2,3; Fencing 3; Debate Club 2,3,5; Literary Club 2,5; Art Club 3.

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REYNOLDS, LINDA MARTIN Homecoming Court 4, Queen 5; Tennis Team 3,4; S.C.A. 1,3,4,5; Drama Club 3,4,5; Art Club 2.

ROCKWOOD, WILLIAM ARTHUR, JR.

Basketball 1, 2,3,4,5; Track 1,2,3,4,5; Football 2; S.C.A. 2,5; Monogram Club 3,4,5, Reporter 4,5; National Honor Society 4,5, Pres. 5. ROMANAC, NICHOLAS JOHN

Track 3,4; Drama Club 3,4,5; Literary Club Vice Pres. 4; Art Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4.

ROSENKRANS, BARBARA ANN

D.A.R. History Award 4; F.H.A. 1,2, Treas. 3, sec. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; French Club 5.

SCHMIEL, ULRIKA SCHUR, CHRISTOPHER

STEVEN Track 3; F.F.A. 2,3,4,5; K.V.G. 3,5. SCHWARZ, ALBERT EMIL,JR. 4-H Club 1,4; Chess Club 4,5.

SEIFERT, MILES CARL Track 3,5; Drum Major 4,5; Band Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4,5; Literary Club 4; Math Club 2,5; Spanish Club 3; Highlight 5.

SHAVER, JO ELLEN F.H.A. 2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4,5.

SHAVER, PATRICIA ANN Literary Club 2; F.H.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 5.

SHIFFLETT, CARROLL WINSTON

Basketball 1; 4-H Club 4,5; F.F.A. 5.

SHIFLETT, DONNA JEAN F.H.A. 1; F.B:L.A. 2; Math Club 3; Drama Club 3,5; Lit­erary Club 4; Debate Club 4; French Club 5.

SHIFFLETT, EVELYN FRANCES

F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. SHIFLETT, JOYCE ANN

F.H.A. 1,2,3; Nursing Club 2,3. SHIFLETT, JUANITA

MARDELL SHORES,OLETAJAYNE

F.H.A. 2,3; Debate Club 4; Literary Club 4; Drama Club 5.

SMITH, HARRY WILSON D.E. Club Dist. Winner 4,5; Hi-Y 1; S.C.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. Vice Pres. 4; Pres. 5.

SNEAD, JEROME STANLEY Basketball 1,2,3; Math Club 1; Drama Club 2,3,5; Chess Club 2,3,4.

SNYDER, JEFFREY LEE National Honor Society 4,5; S.C.A. 4,5, Pres. 5; Track 1.2. 3,4,5; Football 3,4,5; Band Club 2.3; Monogram Club 4,5.

SOMMA, REBECCA LINDSAY Softball 1; Nursing Club 1,3; Art Club 1; Literary Club 2; DramaClub 2; F.B.L.A. 4,5.

SPROUSE, BRENDA JOYC~ Class Sec.-Treas. 5; Good Citizenship Award; F.H.A. 1,2,4; S.C.A. 2,3,5; Latin Club 3; Drama Club 4,5; Quill & Scroll 4,5; Highlight 4,5.

SPROUSE, JACOB REA All-State Chorus 3,4; Choral Scholarship 1,2,3; Concert Choir 2,3,4,5; Chapel Choir 1; Stamp and Coin Club 5, Pres . 5; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; Literary Club 2; F.T.A. 3,4; Latin Club 3; Chess Club 4; Spanish Club 5.

SPROUSE, JOHN MASON 4-H 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1; Industrial Arts Club 2,3; D.O. Club 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; K. V.G. 4.

STALNAKER, CAROL ANN Jr. Red Cross 3,4; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4,5; Drama Club 2,5.

STANTON, KATHY ANNE Pep Club 2,3; F.H.A. 4; Lit­erary Club 5; Nursing Club 4,5.

STRAUSS, CHARLES JECF Football 1,2,3,4,5; Baseball 1,2; Track 5; F.F.A. 1; 4-H 1; Literary Club 2; Debate Club 3,4,5, Vice Pres. 4, Pres. 5; French Club 3,4; K. V.G. 3,4; Math Club 5; Monogram Club 4,5.

STRAUSS, SALLIE MARIE Senior Class Pres.; N.H.S. 4,5; Homecoming Court 4,5; Basketball 2,3,4,5; Softball 2,3,4,5; F .T.A. 1; G.A.A. 2,3,4,5, Pres. 5; Chess Club 4.

SUDDUTH, CHARLES GRANVILLE, III

4-H 1,2,3,4; Math Club 2; Chess Club 3,4.

SUDDUTH, FR~NK STEVEN F.F.A. 1; 4-H 4,5.

STRICKLER, CAROLYN SULLIVAN

F.H.A. 1,4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 4; F.B.L.A. 5; Jr. RedCross 5.

TAGGART, KARLA SUE F.H.A. 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Drama Club 2,3; Art Club 5; F.B.L.A. 4,5.

TAYLOR, PHYLLIS JOAN Bible Club 1; Band Club 1,2,3,4,5; F.B.L.A. 2.

TAYLOR, WILLIAM 4-H 2. FRANKLIN

THOMAS, CLARENCE MASON 4-H 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 4; D.O. Club 5. THOMAS, RAYMOND WILSON

F.F.A. 3,4,5. THORNTON, WILLIAM

NORMAN, III Drama Club 1,2,3,4 ,5; Literary Club 1,2,3,4,5.

TITUS, JOHN BRUCE Basketball 2,3,4, Manager 4; Track 3; Monogram Club 4,5; Band Club 2,3.

TOMS, LARRY MASON Football 3,4,5; Track 2,3,5; Baseball 2; Band Club 1,2, 3,4,5; Drama Club 3,4,5; Literary Club 4,5; Spanish Club 3. VERBURG, PAUL KARSTEN

Track 2; Band Club 1,2,3,4,5; Spanish Club 3.

VESS, ROBERT LAWRENCE Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club· 5.

WARD, BETTY JEAN Band Club 2,3; Bible Club 2; F.H.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 5.

WARD, BETTY LEVONE Bible Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1.3,5.

WARD, BEVERLY ANN F .H. A. 1; F.B.L.A. 5.

WARD, KATHERINE GERTRUDE

Jr. Red Cross 2; 4-H 1; Nursing Club 1,2,3,4,5; F.H.A. 2,3,4. WATSON, DOROTHY HELEN

Chorus 1,3; F.H.A. 3; Nursing Club 2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 5.

WESNER, RONALD DEAN U.D.C. History Award; Basket­ball 2,3; Baseball 3; Track 4; S.C.A. 3; Chess Club 4; Coin and Stamp Club 5.

WETSEL, CAROL LEE Nursing Club 1; Literary Club 2; F. T.A. 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,5; F.H.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 5.

WHITEMAN, DENNIS RAY WILSON, ARTHUR

HARRISON, III Drama Club 1; Art Club 5.

WITHERS, FRANCIS CARTER SCRUGGS, JR.

Football 1 ;2,3,4,5; Track 4,5; Band Club 1,2; Drama Club 3; Monogram Club 4,5.

WOLF, JOHN JUSTUS Band Club 2; Debate Club 2,5; S.C.A. 3.

WOOD, BRENDA ANN F.H.A. 3,4,5.

WOOD, MARY ELIZABETH Nursing Club 1,2,5; F .H. A. 5.

WOOD, PATRICIA GLEE Chorus 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Bible Club 2,3; D.E. Club 4,5; F.B.L.A. 5.

WOODSON, DONALD LEWIS F.F.A. 1,2,3,4.

WYANT, DAVID CLARK Boys' State 4; Jr. Class Vice­Pres.; Football 1,2,3,4,5; Bas­ketball 1,2,3,4,5; Track 1,3; Baseball 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1; S.C.A. 1,5; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Drama Club 3; Mono­gram Club 4,5, Vice-Pres. 5.

WYANT, LINDA JO Softball 1,2; Tennis 3,4,5; Bas­ketball 2,3,4; F .H.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Jr. Red Cross 1; G.G.A. 2,3,4, Sec. 2, Treas. 3; Math Club 5; Tri­Hi-Y 5.

YOUNG, SALLIE SUE Outstanding Eighth Grader Award; Model General As­sembley 3,4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, sembly 3,4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, 4,5, Sec. 4, Pres. 5; Bible Club 1,2; Latin Club 3; F.H.A. 4.

YOWELL, ROBERT MR:LVIN F.F.A. 1,3,4, Reporter 5; 4-H 1,"2.

ZOULIS, CYNTHIA THERAPEA

F.T.A. 1; F.H.A. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; French Club 3.

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Albemarle's First Exchange Student

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Silvia enjoys Charlottesville's snow!

The Senior Class presents Silvia with her class ring.

\. Our first foreign exchange student comes from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Silvia Maria Bruno is tall and fair haired, has blue-green eyes and a radiant smile. Her tastes seem very American; she likes riding and water skiing, enjoys rugby and polo, is fond of anything blue, and likes Italian food. She is delighted with our school dances, which are uncommon in Buenos Aires.

Silvia's father , a textile engineer, now works in Peru; her mother has a gift shop; and her younger sister Irene and brother Jmge are both in school. The family lives in a Buenos Aires suburb during the winter and in Peru during the summer. Through the urging of her father and a cousin, who had been an exchange student, Silvia became interested in joining the exchange program.

Silvia prefers large cities and plans after taking sociology in college to become a social worker. But just now she wants to travel and get the chance of meeting different peoples. Silvia is poised and charming, and sometimes out spoken. She has a good sense of humor and a warm personality. Argentina could not have sent us a better representative.

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The Top Ten-

Class of '65

The Top Ten, the most scholastically outstanding students out of a class of 250, leave behind them a legacy of hard work and can look forward to an almost assured success.

Brion Patterson, sixth; Susan Gentry, seventh; Crystal Kennamer, eight; Jeannie MeT Gilvery, ninth; Margaret Fowler, tenth.

Lynn Hopkins Valedictorian

David Bradbury Salutatorian

Betty McClanahan, third; Toni Masser, fourth; and Sharon L ane, fifth

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David Wyant, Bill McDiarmid, and Sally He ilman.

Bill Roc kwood and Sallie Strauss.

Senior Hall of Fame

George Gay, Brenda Sprouse, Jenny Brookman, and Jeff Snyder.

Lynn Hopkins, Deanne Norford , and Donna Cannon.

Its members chosen by the faculty, the Senior Hall of Fame honors those students who have been outstanding in some phase of school life. Whether in athletics, academics, or the arts, these students have contributed greatly to Albemarle.

Senior Superlatives

George and Judy - Most Athletic

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Denny and Lynda - Most Happy-Go-Lucky

Jim and Sharon - Friendliest David and Brenda- Most Sincere

.. ,.: Sallie and Jeff- Best-All-Round

Bill and Martha - Cutest

David and Lynn- Most Likely to Succeed Margie and Ken - Most Talented

Linda and Matt- Best Looking

Bobby and Susan - Wittiest

Emmett and Judy - Most Intellectual

Organizations

Clubs Publications Music

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Extracurricular activities fill our free time and develop talents which range from drama to carpentry. They form a valuable part of school life. There are many clubs to satisfy the wide range of interests found among 1400 students.

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ICC OFFICERS: Vice President: Massie, President: L ederman, Secretary: Turner, Reporter: Baker.

Interclub Council sponsors Club Night

Encouraging closer cooperation among clubs and suggesting improvements, the Inter-Club Council faces a great task. Club Night is, of course, its biggest achievement of the year.

Club presidents me et before school.

INTERCLUB COUNCIL: SITTING: Massie, Sprouse, DeGraff. STANDING: Ward, Farish, Fitzgerald, Henderson, Garrison, Tate, Smith, Kroencke, Braun , Crafaik, Lohman, Wilfong.

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international student

RADIO: Wade, Dofflemeyer, Cale, Smith, Childress, Martin.

ENTERTAINMENT: Wyant, Hathaway, Reynolds, Hippert, Faulconer.

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FINANCE: Gleason, Cannon , Donahue, Rockwood, Thomas, Harris.

SCRAPBOOK: Haney, Sartin, Boaz, Easter, Gourley, White, Elder, Lederman.

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BULLETIN BOARD; Burton, Murray, Sprouse , Garnett, Remley.

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USHERS: Strauss, Mc­Diarmid.

The S.C.A. is student organized, each homeroom sending one representative though every student is a member. Divided into committees, each performing some service for the school, the S.C.A. sponsors most of our big dances. Through its efforts we entered the foreign exchange student program.

S.C.A. OFFICERS: Reporter: Burton, Secretary­Treasurer: Heilman, President: Synder, Vice­President: Lederman.

SCHOOL SPIRIT: Brown, Wood, Paxson, Sandridge, Cheape, McCauley, Robert­son, Crenshaw, Davis, Crit­zer, Grossman, Bruno, Dofflemeyer, Williams.

WELFARE; Wesner, Poole, Bickham, White, Sprouse, Arnette, Vanderveer

The

Quill and

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An honor society for students outstanding in the field of Journalism, the Quill and Scroll recognizes those who have a future ·working with publications.

National

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National Honor Society those

recognizes students who

have been outstanding in academics, services, and leadership through­out high school

QUILL AND SCROLL: SITIING: Matacia, Brookman, Craifak, Sprouse , Floyd. STANDING: Haney, Farish, Ames, Gleason, Manley, Rockwood, Norford, Seifert, Hopkins.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: SITTING: Secretary; Lane, President; Rockwood, Hopkins, Vice-President; Bradbury, Treasurer; Conley, Strauss. STANDING: Norford, Gentry, Heilman, Kessler, Cannon, Bartholomew, Huff, Canody, Synder, Lawson, Jarman.

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In an effort to promote culture, the Literary Club is divided into groups, in which seminars on music, poetry, and literature are held.

Literary Club

LITERARY CLUB OFFICERS: Treasurer, P owers; President, McNish; ICC Representative, Braun; Sergeant-at-Arms, Ballard.

LITERARY CLUB MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Smith, Sanborn, Braun, Murray, O'Connor, Rinehart. SECOND ROW: Beasley, Simms, Brown. THIRD ROW: Jones, Burnette, Rogg , Andrews, Marshall , Matacia , Johnson, Cheape, Snead, Wood, Simms, Stacy, Grayson , Fitch, Lingle. FOURTH ROW: Dollins, Brezinski, Grayson , Redick, Bickers, Michie, Wolter, Williams, Walker, Easter, Faulkner, Baker, Robertson, Christmas . FIFTH ROW:

Odie, Crigler, Roberts, Garner, Jensen, Fowler, Lerhman, Mundy, Tisdale, Childress, Bickham, Cannon. SIXTH ROW: Shaver, Ison, Cunningham, Guy, Woodson, Powers , Childress, Kennamer, Garth, Foster, Mawyer. SEVENTH ROW: Fowler, Kennamer, Powell, Harrington, Walker, McCann , Acre e, Holland, Mendicino. EIGHTH ROW: Hanlon, Rockwood, Martin, Honeycutt, Thomas, Seifert, Thornton.

Girls

Athletic Association

The members of the G.A.A. have participated in the sports program offered for girls. Each member has earned a letter in some sport. The club promotes interest in girls' athletics and helps finance their teams.

G.A.A. CLUB OFFICERS: Secretary: Farish, Treasurer: West­moreland, President: Strauss, Sponsor: Miss Quarles, Reporter: Moore.

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G.A.A. CLUB MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Lane, Tomlin, Knight, Carr, Coleman, Deane, Clark. SECOND ROW: Grinde, Haney, Shepherd, Heilman, Gunsallus, DeHart, Umden· stock. THIRD ROW: Rockwood, Lam, Detamore, Turner, Sartin, Farish, Vascott.

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MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer: Pace, Vice President: Wyant, President: McDiarmid, Reporter: Rockwood.

Monogram Club

Though disguised as popcorn venders, the Monogram Club members are in reality Varsity athletes who have joined the club by invitation only. Besides selling popcorn to help pay for athletic equipment, the organization sponsors Parents' Night and the Athletic Banquet.

MONOGRAM CLUB MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Burton, Baker. SECOND ROW: Garth, Gough, Bradbury. THIRD ROW: Booth, Rea, Withers, Faris; , Jarman. FOURTH ROW: Lederman, Cheape, Wyant. FIFTH ROW: Gay, Strauss, Greenwood. SIXTH ROW: Paulett, Beale, Boger, Titus. SEVENTH ROW: Vess, Murray, Snyder, Honeycutt, Sabatini.

FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS: KNEELING: Tucker, Bishop, Lacy, Floyd, Allen, Haney, Rappolt, Cross. FIRST ROW: Atkins, Pairet. SECOND ROW: &ott, Markwood, Shepherd, DeHart, Lohman, Lanahan, Carr, Story, Roberts, Morrison, Strauss. THIRD ROW: Haney, Brailly, Shifflett, Carson, Hobson, Reynolds, Rockwood.

FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS: SITTING: Grossman, Herring, Michie, Robinson. KNEELING: Floyd, Rosenkrans, Chisolm . STANDING: Jones, Gunsallus, Walker, Tucker, Ames, Alrich, Rhodes, Hoy, Manley, Shifflett, Wojtech, Verburg, Wynn.

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French Club

Le cercle francais offrit ses membres une plus vaste connais­sance du pays et du peuple francais. Ses membres participent dans une "Peuple a Peuple" programme, dans lequel ils correspondent avec les eleves francais.

(The French Club offers its members a broader know ledge of the country and the French people. Its members participate in a "People to People" program, in which they correspond with French students.)

FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Vice President: Harrington; President: Williams ; Secretary: Cook; Treasurer: Craifak; Reporter: Huff.

SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Sponsor: Mr. Costello, Reporter: Fry, Secretary: Rea, Vice President: Henderson, Not Pictured: President: Lane.

Spanish Club

La cultura de los Espanoles se reflya en su magnifico idioma. El "Club Espanol," tra ta de familiarizar a sus miembros con esta cultura y su gente.

(The culture of the Spaniards is reflected in their pass ion ate language. The Spanish Club's purpose is to let its members be­come more familiar with this culture and its people.)

SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS: KNEELING: Hinch, Thornley, Pettit, Grim, McClann. Nefos, McClannahan. STANDING: McGilvery, Viar, McGilvery, Sprouse, Blankenship, Norvelle, McGilvery, Han ey, Schmiel, Jones .

Latin Club

Circulus Latinus studium avidius litterarum humanitatisque Romae et ejus autoritatis in mundo hodierno cohortatur.

(The Latin Club encourages a more avid interest in the literature and civilization of Rome and its influence on the modern world.)

LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: President: Gentry, Song­leaders : Leake, Sandridge, Secretary-Treasurer: Critzer, Vice President: Massie, Historian: Haynes.

LATIN CLUB MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Merkle, .Haney, Currier, Judge, Hamilton, DeGraff, Carr, Shepherd, Mundy, Landes, Bull, Wood. SECOND ROW: Crickenberger, Fitzgerald, Gerow, Rea, Walker, Grill, Garnett, Roach, Garnett, Null, Dickens, Bernd, Durrer, Doty, Swift, Booker, Heilman, Duncan, Casteen, Eas twood.

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MATH CLUB OFFICERS: Vice President & Secretary: Yowell, President: Gay, Sponsor: Mr. Ergler.

Math Club

During their meetings Math Club members work problems which test their skill. Scores are kept and a prize given to the two people who were most accurate throughout the year. The club also sponsors the Math Contest held annually at Albemarle.

MATH CLUB MEMBERS: SITIING: Bailey, Maine, Lushbaugh, Gerr, Cross, Abbott, Dilly, Alexander, Fields, Gray . FIRST ROW: Heatwole, Edmunds, Pors, Pace, Davis, Naylor, Ford, Swisher, Butler, Carson, Cotton, Jones, Owens, Sprouse, Lederman. SECOND ROW: Clarity, Wyant, Bradbury, Walter, James, Wilfong, J ones, Sprouse.

Meeting to com­pare their collec-· tions or to report new finds, the mem­bers of the Stamp and Coin Club im­prove their knowl­edge of their hob­bies.

The Chess Club exists for only one purpose­playing chess. Keen IS its traction.

competition chief at-

STAMP AND COIN CLUB MEMBERS: KNEELING: Morrison, Miller, Pace, Bias, Powell, Lederman, Lowry, Kavenough, Clausen, Pound. SECOND ROW: Roach, Garith, . .\,Vynn, Lee, Null, Andrews, Stauton, Woodson, Abbott. THIRD ROW: Smith, Thomas, Dickens, Durrer.

CHESS CLUB MEMBERS: SITTING: Branham, Williamson, Cockerille, Roberts, Strauss, Marshall, Pollock, Judge, Lowry, Ward, Sandridge, Bias .. SECOND ROW: Morris, Patter- t son, Toms, Rea, Kennamer, Foster, Hale, Harres, Titus, Salley, Osvalds, Stanton. THIRD ROW: Snead, Anderson, Hammond, Kennamer, Wynn, Vess, Martin, Suddeth, Sabatini, Thomas, Smith . FOURTH ROW: Maupin, Snead, Knight, Sandridge.

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Stamp and

Coin Club

STAMP AND COIN CLUB OF­FICERS: Vice president: Donahue, President:. Sprouse, Secretary­Tr~asurer: Ward, Coin Chainnan: Wesner.

Chess Club

CHESS CLUB OFFICERS: Presi­dent: Fembach, Vice President: Oder, Secretary-Treasurer: Coakley, Reporter: Boax.

ART CLUB OFFICERS: Vice President: Osina, Sponsor: Mrs . Holland, Secretary Treasurer: Herring, Reporter: Quinn, Not Pictured: President: Longley.

Art Club

Since most of its mem­bers are art students, the Art Club gears its pro­grams toward art ap­preciation. In the spring its members sponsor an art show, adding splashes of color to Albemarle's halls.

ART CLUB MEMBERS: SITTING: Detamore, Sage, Burnett, Parsons, Odle, Roscoe, Thomley. KNEELING: Dabney, Denman, Schmiel, Shultz, Rock , Clark, Thompson, Payne, Hall. FIRST ROW : Conley, Page , Whitehead, Story, Pullen, Doty, Sprouse, Davis, Morris, Meadows, Markwood, Dobbins. SECOND ROW: Guy, Belew, Thomas, McCann, Hathaway, Powell, Maupin.

F.H.A. prepares the students for their responsibilities in the the basic foundation of our society-the home.

F.H.A. OFFICERS: Reporter, Gay: Secretary, Knight: Historian, Sartin: Songleader, Foster: Vice President, Lawson: Treasurer, Huff: President, Farish.

Future Homemakers -

F.H.A. MEMBERS: KNEELING: Morris, Via, DlO!vis, Walton, Sudduth, Wood, Herring, Guffrey, Noon, Monto. LEFT OF STAIRS: Noston, Baber, Dameron, Shifflett, Herring, Pace, Fitzgerald, Shifflett, Shifflett, Moon, White, Thomas, Morris, Shifflett. RIGHT OF STAIRS: Haney, Rollins, Shifflett, Sprouse, Parker, Riddle, Morris, Burton, Holdin, Kastroll, Shifflett, Crawford, Martinson,

Garth, Garrison. FIRST ROW: Winters, White, Davis, Pace, Wood, Shifflett. SECOND ROW: Mundy, Beitzel, Kirby, Shifflett, Cannon. THIRD ROW: Shifflett, Davis, Campbell, Crawford. FOURTH ROW: Shifflett, Walker, Smith, Boyle, Roberts . FIFTH ROW: Ward, Far1sh, Jones, Richardson, Burton, Hale, Hall, Grinstead, Graves, Hunte, Anderson, O'Toole.

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F.H.A. CLUB MEMBERS: KNEELING: Sprouse, Smith, Woodson, Gribble . LEFT OF STAIRS: Wood­son, Haney, Ke aton, O'Connor. FIRST ROW: Funk, Jarman, Harris, Crawford, Branham, Maw-yer, Durham, Ellinger, Pugh. SECOND ROW: Hebb, Critzer, Haney, Klink. THIRD ROW: Morris, Evans, Farish. FOURTH ROW: Kennamer, Morris, Mowbray, Wheeler, Thomas. FIFTH ROW: Shifflett, Kinglea, Carver. SIXTH ROW: Moser, Wood, Staton. SEVENTH ROW: Turner, Shiflett, Scruggs,

.Gibson, Gibson, Roberts, Hunt.

Future Farmers

Students of today who are going to be the farmers of tomorrow, F. F .A. members learn to apply their education to their occupation in its most useful form.

F.F.A. CLUB OFFICERS: Secretary: Jones ; Vice President: Albert; Treasurer: Herring; Sentinel: Clark; President: Critzer, Reporter: Yowell.

F.F.A. CLUB MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Davis, Menter, Thomas, Wells, Abshire, Gribble, Maupin, Via, Patterson, Norford, Clark, Leake. SECOND ROW: Faris, Marshall, Shifflett, Clements, Morris, Walker, Mundy, Gibson, Taylor, Brochu, Thomas, Mays, Carter. THIRD ROW: Seale, DeHooge, Breeden, Shifflett, Eubank, Woulfrey, Fra zier, Fix, Birckhead, Able, Gibson, Haney, Brochu.

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The 4-H Club activities are diverse, rang­ing from home demonstrations to cattle raising. During · club meetings the members report on their individual projects.

4-H GIRLS' CLUB: KNEELING: Morris, Vice President; Brinkley, President. STANDING: Redford, Mundy, Hebb, Morris, Morris, Mowbray, Mawyer, Pace.

4-H BOYS' CLUB: KNEELING: Morris, Herring. STANDING: Branham, Birckhead, Sec­retary ; Birckhead, Breeden, President ; Albert, Vice President; Critzer, Coleman.

4-H

Clubs

Red Cross Council

An organization whose main purpose is to help others, the Red Cross Council makes good its avowed purpose. The Council prepares a chest for the needy peoples overseas and tray favors for local hospitals. Many members also do volunteer hospital work.

SherryManley, President of the Red Cross Conncil, accepts The Parents' Magazine Youth Group Achievement Award from Mr. Hurt while Reporter Burton, Secretary­Treasurer Alrich , and Vice President Clarity look on.

RED CROSS COUNCIL MEMBERS: KNEELING : Shifflett, Ward, Jorgensen, Price, Foster, Crawford, Wood, Ward, Naylor, Ward, Leake, Watson, Robins, Sartin . FIRST ROW: Mrs. Fulcher, Davis, Wood, E as twood, Be ale, Iceland, Haga, Williams, Maupin, Woodson, Sprouse, Haney, Yowell, Shifflett, McGilvery, Wood, Wood. ON WALL: Maupin, Harrington, Brezinski, Simms, Reynolds, Walker, Pace , Tate, Moon, Markwood, Shifflett, Critzer, Houchens, Campbell.

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NURSING CLUB OFFICERS: President: Clarity; Vice President: Clark; Reporter: Clements·; Secretary-Treasurer: Paxton: Chaplain : Huff; lnterclub Council Rep­resentative: Via.

Nursing Club

The Nursing Club offers girls interested in becoming nurses information and en­couragement in their chosen field. Members of this club are early acquainted with the hardships and rewards of the nursing pro­fession.

NURSING CLUB MEMBERS: SITTING: Schmiel, Ward, Walker, P ainter, Heilman . STAND­ING: Mrs. Updike, Parker, McDaniel, Rogers , Pugh, Bruce, Moser, Shifflett, Winters, Stanton, Shifflett, Shifflett. ON WALL: Maupin, P ace, Wood, Ward, Fitzgerald, Lively, Roberts, Garrison, Ke s ler, Smith, Osterheld, Crawford, Gibson.

Debate Club A polished form of argument, de­

bating offers its members ample practice in public speaking, an invaluable asset in any field.

DEBATE CLUB OFFICERS: Secretary: Boaz, Sponsor: Mr. Johnson, Vice Presi­dent: Barnes, Pres ident: Strauss.

DEBATE CLUB MEMBERS: SITTING: Rogg, Childress , Hintze , J ones, Barne s, Kenn­amer, Gerow, Lohman . STANDING: Pitts , Hunter, Cannon, Baber, Kroencke , J ones, Foster, Redick.

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Library

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Assisting the regular staff, the Library Club mem­bers gain a vast knowledge of a work­ing library, which will always be help­ful to them.

Bible

Club

The Bible Club's projects include helping needy fam­lies at Christmas and Thanksgiving. The· members also serve the school by giving morning de­votions.

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LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS: Secretary-Treas­urer: Coleman, Historian: Wheeler, Vice-Presi­dent: Copeland, President: Parsons.

LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS: Ward, Osina, Snead, Hensl ey, Moon, Harrington.

BIBLE CLUB OFFICERS: STANDING : President: Rittenhouse , Vice President: Sartin, Secretary: Wood, Treasurer: Beale. BIBLE CLUB MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Belew, Lane, Shaffer, Yowell. SECOND ROW: McDaniel, Dickinson, Price, Garrison, Austin, Black. THIRD ROW: Shifflett, Garrison, Maupin, Gibson. FOURTH ROW: Bartholomew, Morris, Wood, White. FIFTH ROW: Garland, White.

Tri-Hi-Y Club

The Tri-Hi-Y is one of the most dynamic clubs at Albemarle. Its members enjoy countless worthwhile projects. In the spring, along with the Hi-Y members, the club sends representitives to the Model General As­sembly in Richmond.

TRI-HI-Y CLUF OFFICERS: Secretary: Kidd, Reporter: Garrett, President: Young, Vice President: Dofflemyer, Treasurer: Ames, Chaplain: Gay.

TRI-HI-Y CLUB MEMBERS: SITTING: Wood, Michie. KNEELING FIRST ROW: Cannon, Hale, Kirby, Smith, Dickerson, Clark, Garrison, Beasley, Arnett, Grinstead, Sprouse, Hall. SECOND ROW: Haney, Swisher, Davis , Cheape, Hoy, Haney, Holden, Dobbins. STANDING FIRST ROW: Painter, Wood, Shifflett, Sandridge, Crenshaw, Harrington, SECOND ROW: Floyd, Shifflett, Jones, Allen, Davis, Cook, Wyant. THIRD ROW: Brown, Crigler, Gill, Grossman, Snead, Rexroad, Tucker, Shafer, Jarman, McCauley. FOURTH ROW: Bruno, Crim, Robertson, Miller, DeMasters, Crawford, Shepherd, Cross, Williams, Rosenkrans. FIFTH ROW: Marshall, Chisholm, Snead , Duncan.

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.The Hi-Y Club does much to shape its members' characters. Besides two charity projects, baskets of food for the needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas, the Hi-Y Club sends members to the Model General As­sembly where they learn first hand how our government works.

HI-Y CLUB OFFICERS: Vice President: Cale, Sponsor: Mr. Welch, President: Jarman, Secretary-Treasurer: W. Jarman, Chaplain: Bromfield.

HI-Y CLUB MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Garnett, Gambrill, Sandridge, Davis, Dofflemeyer, Viar, Pearson. SECOND ROW: Burnett, Davis, Fulton, Garnett, Henderson, Coleman.

Future Teachers

Future Teachers of America obviously ap­preciate what their teachers are doing for them today. The club's main function is to help its members learn about the teaching profession. This is done mainly by the point system where any member willing to grade papers and perform other duties of the teacher receives a pin or emblem at the club's annual banquet.

F.T.A. CLUB OFFICERS: Reporter, Vascott, Treas­urer: Copeland, President: Childress, Vice President: McGaughey, Secretary: Osvalds.

F.T.A. CLUB MEMBERS: SITTING: Massie, Graves, Butler, Morris, Sandridge, Strauss, Petit, McGaugh, Grim, Roberts, McClanahan, Madison, Mason, Moseman, McGilvery . FIRST ROW: Rea, Atkins, Ward, Bishop, Tucker, Pace, McDaniel, Graves, Wheeler, Poole, Fitch. SECOND ROW: Roach, Clark, Floyd, Walker, Mitchell, Grayson, Robertson, Roberts, Massie, Lingle, Rhodes, Bartholomew. ON WALL: Clark, Mallory, Farish, Wesner, Tomlin, Garrison, Via, Currier .

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Distributive

Education

The Distributive Education Club offers its members academics balanced by invaluable 'on the job' experience. D.E. students attend classes for half a day and have jobs the other half, preparing themselves for their future.

D.E. CLUB MEMBERS: KNEELING: Kennedy, Paulette, Fitzgerald. FIRST ROW: Pace, Gibson, Morris, Travis. SECOND ROW: Schwartz, Morris, Wood, Richardson, Thurston, Hoy, Smith.

Industrial

Cooperative Training

I. C. T. students attend classes in the morning and work in the afternoon. This club is a co­operative program with local industry, and through it its members acquire business experience.

I. C. T . CLUB OFFICERS: Treasurer: Salmon, Re­porter: Fox, Vice President: Kennedy, Secretary: Moore, Parliamentarian: Cummings. Not Pic tured : Kirby.

l.C .T . CLUB MEMBERS: KNEELING: Johnson, Tate, Morris, Massey. STANDING: Maupin, J ames, Mills, Sullivan, Gibson, Wood, J enkins, Mawyer, Hurt, Thomas, P atte rson, Cash, Leake , Fisher, Gray.

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The F.B.L.A. provides a program aimed at helping the student to understand what is neces­sary in order to get and keep a job. The club members take pointers from speakers and then apply what they have learned on the job.

F.B.L.A. CLUB OFFICERS: Vice President: Somma, President: Smith, Treasurer: Graves, Secretary: Stalnaker.

F.B.L.A. MEMBERS: SITTING: Lawrence, Wood, Morris . FIRST ROW: Cannody, Maupin, Campbell, Shifflett . SECOND ROW: Blincoe, Lucas, Oliver.

DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: Secretary, Fowler; Vice President, Gleason; President, Lawson; Program Chainnan, White.

Open ta the whole school, the Drama Club has one of the largest memberships at Albemarle. From these ranks come the stage hands, technicians, and actors for our three act play in the fall and one act play in the spring.

The Thespians, whose name derives from the Greek actor Thespis, is a dramatic honor society. Members are required to work 10 hours for admission.

Albemarle Players

DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS: Smith, Reed, Reynolds, Shiflett, Jensen, Griesbach, Bickham, Braun, Mendicino, Quinn, Masser, Leake, Walker, Craifaik, Bickers, Kennamer, Sanborn, Fowler, Gentry, Sprouse, Snead, James, Thornton, Kennamer, Cook, Bias, Walker, Ballard, Boaz, Acree, McNish.

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THESPIANS: Mrs. Amster, Cook, Kennamer, Fowler, Masser, Lawson, White, Quinn, McNish, Wilfong, Gleason, Wojtech, James.

DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS: Elder, Crickenberger, Rinehart, Thomas, Lowry, Burnett, Sandridge, Bradburry, Shepherd, Jensen, Ward, Austin, Taylor, Brawly, Hinte, Braun, Christmas, Nefos, Lanahan, Haynes, Taylor, Hobson, Carson, Smith, Pollock, Pariet, Sartin, Boaz, Crickenberger, Lux, White, Arnaldo, Via, Smith, Thoman, Smith

DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS: Wojtech, Kennamer, O'Connor, Tisdale, Knight, Shiflett, Woodzell, Matacia, Armentrout, Swift, Frye, Marshall, Moyer, Oliver, Shores, Mundy, Simms, Stacy, Donahue, Cannon, Whiteman, Martin, Rockwood, Hanlon, Wilfong, Judge, Dandridge, Powers, McClanahan, Lehrman, Johnson, Brown, Hale, Osvalds, Childress Murray, Seifert, Dollins, Baker. '

PEER STAFF: Sponsor, Mr. McBride; Layout Editor, Toni Masser; Business Manager, Bill Rockwood; Editor, Lynn Hopkins; Not Pictured: Art Editor, Joyce Meadows.

Working eight days a week, The Peer staff attempts to capture the events of a year within the covers of a book.

PEER STAFF: Faculty Editor, Sallie Strauss; Photographer, Thomas Kesler; Sports Editqr, Lee Garrett; Circulation Manager, Bernice Haney.

PEER STAFF: Class Editor, Sherry Manley; Feature Editor, Susan Gentry; Club Editor, Judy Farish; Senior Editor, Deanne Norford; Copy Editor, Harry Burnett.

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The Albemarle Highlight

A minute chronicle of school events, the Highlight affords A.H.S. students reading material about their favorite subject-themselves!

HIGHLIGHT STAFF: FIRST ROW: Managing Editor: Linda Reynolds ; Editor: Jenny Brookman; Advertising Manager: Sandra Baber; Girls' Sports Editor: Mary Ames. SECOND ROW: Page Editor: Karen Crafaik; News Editor: Cathy Robertson; Exchange Editor: Patsy Acree; Club Editor: Judy Floyd; Circulation Manager: Woodie Gleason. THIRD ROW: Business Manager: Brenda Sprouse; Feature Editor: Evelyn Matacia; Sponsor: Mrs. G9odall; Cartoonist: Carol Cope land; Boys' Sports Editor and Photographer: Miles Seifert.

Concert Choir

With persistent hard work our Concert Choir and Orchestra have become ex­perienced bodies, capable of doing difficult music well.

CONCERT CHOIR OFFICERS: President: Gough, Sec­retary-Treasurer: McDaniel, Vice President: Mundy, Reporter: Leake.

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CONCERT CHOIR MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Garrison, Sprouse, Petit, Goldsmith, Bishop, Raga, Owens, Haynes, Sheppard, Brown, Johnson, Garth, Wood. SECOND ROW: Smith, Painter, ~ngrea, Beale, Shifflett, Brown, Cook, Sprouse, Huff, Grossman, McDaniel, Sandridge, Thomas, Patterson, Beale, Mrs. Rodig. THIRD ROW: Simms, Clarity, Roberts, McClanahan, Gough, Mundy, Abbot, Fitzhugh, Mays, Redford, Mundy, Wood, Dofflemyer. FOURTH ROW: Fowler, Brezinski, Stanton, Miller, Cook, Smith, White, Humphries, Burton, Gough, Dofflemyer, Thornton, DeGraff, Critzer, Bartholomew, Leake.

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Orchestra

ORCHESTRA: Mrs. Rodig, Farish, Lewis, Rups, Gcrnett, Osvalds, Child­ress, Colbert.

Eighth

Grade

Choir

EIGHTH GRADE CHOIR: FIRST ROW: Kyger, Robertson, Flick, Jensen. SEC­OND ROW: Beale, Musgrove, Sandridge, Lewis, Shiflett, Di­rector: Mrs. Rodig. THIRD ROW: Dudley, Sandridge, Harris, De­masters, Schultz, Thomas.

CONCERT BAND: FLUTES: Ford, Taylor, Harris, Davison, Whitehead, Gill, Umdenstock; OBOE: Parsons; BASSOON: Harris; SOPRANO CLARINETS: Rogg, DeHart, Seifert, Wade, Kedd, Haney, Wood, Turner, Tulloh, Wood, Paulette, Lowry, Robinson, Garrison, Bernd, Bickham, Morris ; ALTO CLARI­NET: Foster; ALTO SAXOPHONES: Withers, Rittenhouse, Grinde, Critzer; TENOR SAXOPHONE: Clarke; BARITONE

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SAXOPHONE: Williams; FRENCH HORNS: Donahue, DeLong, Garrison ; CORNETs-TRUMPETS: Conley, Ma_upin, Kessler, Dudley, Hale, Garth, Beale, Martin, Hughes, B'enson, Honey­cutt; TROMBONES: Snyder, Pace, Kerns, Benfer, Paul, · Garrison, Norford, Lee; BARITONE: Titus; BASSES: Irving, Lawson; PERCUSSION: McCormick, Burton, Verburg, Titus, Lohman, Jenkins, Ha ll, Huff, Davison, Porter.

BANDS

President Ford

Extra practices proved profitable when the A.H.S. band received a Superior rating at the District Band Festival in Waynesboro.

Treasurer Donahue

Reporter McCormfck

Vice President Clark

BAND CLUB MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Fretwell. SEC­OND ROW : Maupin, Hall, Haney, Morris, Gentry, Gentry. THIRD ROW: Lohman, Verburg, DeLong, Honeycutt. FOURTH ROW: Critzer, Hale , Porter, Jenkins, Davison. FIFTH ROW: Grayson, Bichkham, Martin, Ford, Cotton , He atwole, Davis. SIXTH ROW: Titus, Irving, Lawson , Amoldo·, Jones. SEVENTH ROW: Robinson , Kerns, Foster, Arnold, Garrison, Lee, Estes. EIGHTH ROW: Jenkins, Benfer, Parsons, Williams, Manley, Ritten­house, Richardson, Dudley.

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BEGINNER BAND: FIRST ROW: SITTING: Jenkins, Page, Toms, Fields, McDaniel, Thalmann, Tomlin, Mass ie. SECOND ROW: Bailey, Creasey, Bond, Pollock, Trunzo, Wood, V. Kirby, Marshall, Gutherie, Leake, Baker, L. Kirby. STANDING: Gray, Durham, Thurston, Thompson, Powell.

Junior

JUNIOR BAND: FIRST ROW: Bradbury, Donahue, Pors, Ford. SECOND ROW: Geiger, Rappolt, Easter, Lawrence, Maine, Hensley, Fretwell, Jones, Pound, Conley, Haynes.

INTERMEDIATE BAND: FIRST ROW: Graves, Estes, Gentry, Bryant, Grim, Pace, Wood, Sims, Brinkley, West, Morris, Cotton, Smith, Wood, Morris, Hall. SECOND ROW: Richard­son, Via, Haney, Davis, De long, Marshall, Davis, Delong, Marshall, Davis, Harvey, Kerns, Mawyer, Patterson, Arnold .

SEPTEMBER 4 A.H.S. loses season

football opener to Orange 35-6

7 Labor Day holiday 10 Faculty Picnic 22 First Girls' Varsity

Basketball game brings wm over Rockbridge, 44-31.

24 Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y of-ficers' workshop in Madison

24 First Eight Grade football game OCTOBER

5-6 Student pictures taken

10 District J F.T.A. Convention at Albemarle

17 Homecoming! Linda Reynolds is crowned Queen.

23 Homecoming Pa­rade-F.F.A. takes first place.

Calender of Activities

JUNE 1964 6 Eleventh Graduation

at Albemarle AUGUST

29 Silvia arrives in Washington

31 School begins. AUGUST 31 - SEPT­

TEMBER 4 S.C.A. Big Brother-Big Sister Pro­gram

24 Band Day at U. Va. 30 V.E.A. meeting in

Richmond NOVEMBER

4 Hi-Y presents ace award to Mr. Null.

8-14 National DECA Week

14 Hi-Y District Con­ference in Hot Springs

17 College Night 19 Powder Puff foot­

ball game-Juniors win .

DECEMBER 5 Patriots take sea­

son opener over Blue Ridge, 68-32.

5 College Boards at Rouss Hall

7 Don Cossack and chorus perform at Albe­marle.

9 College Boards again

15, 18,19 Mid- semester exams

20 Student holiday FEBRUARY

6 Band Festival at R.E. Lee in Stauton

15-22 Second Foreign Exchange Student Drive­$1375 raised

19-21 All-State Chorus in Winchester

25,26,27 District Bas­ketball Tournament in Lexington-Patriots place third!

20-21 Albemarle Players present the fall play "Pygmalion."

25 Seniors attend first class meeting.

11 U. VA. Glee Club sings at A.H.S.

18 Christmas Choral Concert

19 Mistletoe Ball 21 Christmas Band

Concert 22 F . H. A. Christmas

Flower Show 22 Christmas vacation

begins. JANUARY

6 Athletics Awards Assembly

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13 Miller & Rho ades Foreign Exchange Student Forum

16 A.H.S. presents "The Rising of the Moon" at the District Play Festival.

17 Employer-Employee Banquet

19 Senior Day for win­ning Exchange Drive

24 Oak Ridge Lab-oratories' Science As-sembly

27 All-State Orchestra at P age County High School

30 Varsity Baseball season opens with gam e at Nelson . APRIL

1 First Varsity Track Meet

2 Boos ters' Club brings Tex Ritter to en­tertain at Albemarle .

1964-1965

MARCH 2 Nurses' Graduation 3 Silvia speaks to

upperclassmen about life in Argentina.

4 Judy Floyd wins first in Math Contest.

5 Junior-Senior Bas­ketball game-Seniors are victorious.

19 Club Night-Latin Club wins first place.

20 District Band Fes­tival at Waynesboro­A.H.S. receives Superi or Rating.

MARCH 22 - APRIL 3 Red Cross Blood Drive

9 Junior Class Talent Show-"The Bat Cave Blues"

12 First girls' softball game

15 Junior-Senior Prom 15 District Track Meet 22 State Track Meet MAY 31- JUNE 2 Final

Exams JUNE

2 School's out. 5 Graduation!

3 District Chorus Fes­tival at Albemarle

3 A.H.S. sends twelve to Virginia Latin Tourna­ment ..

4-10 National F.H.A. Week

6 First Tennis Match with Fairfax Ha ll.

7 National Honor So­city Tapping

8 Seventh graders visit A.H.S.

8-9 S.I.P.A Conven-tion

12 Highlanders from Radford College perform at A.H.S.

15-21 Spring Vacation 22-24 Model General

Assembly 23-24 All Virginia

Chorus 30 Senior Day

MAY 1 Juniors take College

Boards. 5 Senior Trip to Wash­

ington, D.C.

Highlight of

the year - Homecoming

Kisses for the Queen.

The first big affair of the year-Homecoming. The dance and game were eagerly awaited, preceeded by a parade, in which the F.F.A. took first place. The weekend was highlighted by a dance in honor of the queen and and her court.

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Faces in the crowd.

Lovely to look at -

Surrounded by decorations of a southern plantation, Albemarle's queen and her court were presented at a dance in their honor as the climax of Homecoming Weekend. Linda Reynolds, crowned queen by the football captains on the porch of an ante bellum mansion, led her attendants and their escorts in the queen's dance.

Homecoming Queen-Linda Reynolds

Maid of Honor-Silvia Bruno Senior Representative-Sharon F ord Senior Re pre sentative s-Sally Straus s

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Dana Frye SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Kim Reynolds

Celie Smith JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES

Martha Williams

Debbie Casteen FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Barbara Sartin

Becky Massie EIGHTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES Vickie Elder

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All State

Band and Chorus

Mr. James Simmons demands proficiency. ALL-STATE BAND MEMBERS: Ford, flute; Rogg, clarinet; Foster, bass clarinet; DeHart, clarinet; Snyder, trombone; Conley, coronet; Donahue, French hom; McCormick, percussion; Lawson, bass; Dudley, coronet; Burton, percussion.

Mrs. Anne Rodig directs an afternoon rehearsal.

ALL-STATE CHORUS MEMBERS: Brown, alto; Clarity, soprano; McDaniel, soprano; Stanton, soprano; Bartholomew, alto; Johnson, alto; White, bass; Simms, soprano; Critzer, alto; Gough, bass; Mundy, bass; Sprouse, tenor; DeGraff, bass ..

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Jerry Van Voorhis intro-duces William and Mary.

When parents participate

in school activities • • •

James Kinard speaks to parents and students interested in the University of Virginia.

Mrs. Pollock asks for her sons' class schedules. Parents observe as seniors present a scene from Hamlet.

The University of Virginia Glee Club presents a concert of Christmas music.

The Albemarle Players

Present ... "Aaaaah-ow-ooh ... !" And thus a

flower girl becomes a duchess in Shaw's classic "Pygmalion," a change not easily accomplished as the Albe­marle Players showed in their production. Later in the year they staged a one­act play, "The Rising of the Moon" by Lady Gregory, which rated excellent in the district Drama Festival.

"Pygmalion"

"The Rising of the Moon"

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skills in the Powder Puff and Jr.-Sr. games. Seniors, losing the Powder Puff football game to the Juniors, won back their pride in the Jr.-Sr. basketball games.

Junior­Senior Games

Powder Puff

Lured by the captivating, young ballerina ... ... the dashing, old vamp ire ...

Margie Fowler scores second place

Jacob Sprouse lands third prize.

Paul Cale and Jerry Gough swing into first place.

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... rises from his coffin ... ... only to be swept, much to his surprise, off his feet!

MORAL: Everybody's somebody's sucker.

or A ghoul never learns .

Curtain call for the "Bat Cave Blues."

From our "Bat Cave" echoed such immortal lines as: ''Why are all the students sad?

Ben will Hurt you if you're bad. Why is water on our panes?

Willy Raines and Raines and Raines. Why will freedom never ring?

The assistant principal is a King."

Jim White directs "I Enjoy Being A Witch."

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Latin Club Takes Top Honors at Club Night

A chance to destroy Rome!

Murder the Masters

Patriots tie Harrisonburg

for second spot

in Valley District.

MANAGERS: Paulette, Gough, Pace. COACHES: Raines, King. ENDS: Yowell 56, Blackburn 57, Honeycutt 80, Toms 83, Strauss 88, Greenwood 81, Henderson 74, Lederman 89.

Teamwork is necessary not only in football but also in box-tying. Coaches King and Raines.

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The Patriots lost their opening game to the Orange Hornets, 35-6, half-back George Gay captured Albe­marle's only T.D. of the evening. A.H.S. defeated favored Henrico, 19-14, with Gay joined by Jim Green­wood in the scoring. The Patriots were swamped in a loss to Lee but were defeated by the Harrisonburg Bluestreaks by a mere point. Although the Patriots rallied to defeat Louisa, Lexington, Buena Vista, Waynesboro, and Natural Bridge, their record was determined by a 13-27 loss to Halifax.

GUARDS: Cunningham 75, Burton 63, Beale 61, Jones 62, Burnett 66, McDiarmid 65, Blackburn 67, Knight 60. CENTERS: Blake 78, Garth 55. TACKLES: Withers 72, Rea 41, Garrison 79, Taylor 77.

A.H.S................. 6-35 ........................... Orange A.H.S ................. 19-14 .......................... Henrico A.H.S ................. 6-47 ........................ R.E. Lee A.H.S ................. 21- 6 .................... Buena Vista A.H.S ................. 20..12 ........................... Louisa A.H.S ................. 38- 7 ....................... Lexington A.H.S ................. 13-14 ................... Harrisonburg A.H.S ................. 21- 7 .................... Waynesboro A.H.S ................. 35- 7 ................. Natural Bridge A.H.S ................. 13-27 .................... Halifax H.S.

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QUARTERBACKS: G. Snyder 10, Wyant ll. RUNNING BACKS: DiBiasi 21, Booth 23, Flick 34, Baker 24, L awson 26, Gay 25, Murray 33, J . Snyder 12.

F oster is ready for any emergency??

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE: Gay, Booth, Greenwood, Blake, Knight, Baker, Burton, Wyant, Garth, McDiarmid, Snyder.

JIM GREEN­WOOD, All­C e n t r a 1 V i r­ginia Second Team.

JEFF SNYDER, All-Dis­trict Second Team; All­Central Virginia Second Team.

BOBBY BURTON, All-Dis­trict Second Team; All­Central Virginia Honorable Mention.

DAVID GARTH, All-Dis­trict Second Team; All­Central Virginia Honorable Mention.

BILL M c D I ARM I D, All­Central Virginia Second Team.

CHARLIE STR­AUSS, All-Dis­trict Honorable Mention; All­Central Virginia Honorable Men­tion.

HARRY BLAKE, Outstanding Tackle.

Patriots boast twelve outstanding players.

BUDDY WIT­HERS, Outstand­ing Tackle .

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Jayvees have

Undefeated Season.

This is our undefeated J.V. Team?

Saturday morning with the Patriots.

Every coach's dream-an un­defeated season-Coach Ed Null and assistant Charles L. Costello get the job done.

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The J.V. squad, led by Earl Burton and Barry Dofflemyer, completed their season undefeated. Twice the Patriots squeezed by Buena Vista, 7-6, and twice they defeated R.E. Lee of Staunton by one touchdown. There's great hope for next year's Varsity.

ROW 1: Mawyer, Viar, Williams , Roberts, Nefos, Burton, Martinson, Dofflemyer. ROW 2: Robinson, Scruggs, Flint, Murray, Richardson, Walker, Beitzel, Strauss, Clark. ROW 3: Coach Null, Honeycutt, Bernd, Miller, Layman, Wilfong, Salley, Coach Costello. ROW 4: L acy , Mansen, Mawyer, Abell, Taylor, Morris, Estes, Sabatini.

A.H.S.. .......... 7-6 ............ Buena Vista A.H.S ............ 13-9 ................ R.E. Lee A.H.S ............ 6-0 ............. Waynesboro A.H.S............ 7-6 ............ Buena Vista A.H.S ............ 13-7 ............... R.E. Lee A.H.S ............ 14-7 ............. Blue Ridge

Action! Action! We want action!

Coach Null, unable to complete his season as Varsity Basketball Coach, no doubt in­spired our team to a winning season.

SITIING: Benfer, Lawson, Wyant, Lederman. KNEELING: Smith, Ward, Bradbury. STANDING: L. Wyant, Coach Rush, Kyser, Cale. SECOND ROW: Garnett, Crunk, Rock­wood, Cheape.

Coach Rush, Robbie, David, Foster, and Lenny.

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SEASON PLAY <High Scorer) A.- Blue Ridge ....... 68-32 ... 6Ml...Lederman, Rockwood A.- Buena Vista ...... 53-49 ... 55-69 .... Bradbury, Rockwood A.- Waynesboro ....... 49-40 .. .4M7 .............. Crunk, Crunk A.- Handley ............ 66-70 .. .49-46 ........ Crunk, Rockwood A.- Natural Bridge ... 67-61...53-44 ... Lederman, Rockwood A.- Lexington ......... 65-43 ... 54-56 ........•.... Crunk, Crunk A.- Lee-Davis ......... 46-40 ............................ Lederman A.- R.E. Lee .......... 49-50 .. .42-46 ........ Crunk, Rockwood A.- Harrisonburg ..... .45-62 .. .42-56 .............. Crunk, Crunk A.- Faculty ............ 58-48 ........................... Lederman

TOURNAMENT A. -Harris on burg ...... 56-44 ........................•... Lederman A.-R.E. Lee .......... 42-32 ......•......................... Crunk A.- Buena Vista ...... 51-59 .........••................. Rockwood

We're winning!!!

Ah, come on, Dale, I haven't made a basket all day!

Coach Rush, really! -Sitting down on the job.

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Outstanding players lead A.H.S. to

12-9 season

Bill Crunk goes for a jump shot. Tommy Lederman practices a long jump shot.

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After a roaring start in which the first four Valley teams fell to the Patriots, troubles developed which were aggravated by the unexpected loss of Coach Null in mid-season. Mr. Rush stepped in to take the reins, but the Patriots seemed jinxed in District play losing by one or two points a succession of crucial encounters; they fell from first place at Christmas to fifth at the end of the regular season. The Patriots fared better in non-district play, winning all their games after the heart-breaking, triple overtime defeat by Handley in the early part of the season. The Patriots played in­consistent ball, rampaging through one quarter only to fall in the next; but by tournament time, despite a weakening of the team by illness, the Patriots shocked everyone with an upset of Harrisonburg on the opening night of the tournament. The next night the Patriots fell to Lee, the District leaders, in an all out effort to defend their title. The following night the Patriots closed the season with a win over Buena Vista leaving the overall record at a respectable 12-9 .

David Bradbury fights for a jump shot.

David Wyant approaches for a lay-up.

Jayvees end

with 6-10 season

Although the J.V. team did not have a winning season, most of the games were very close. Dofflemyer and Dorsey led the team in scoring.

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J.V. BASKETBALL: Managers: Tomlin, Lederman; Team: Leake, Thomas, Sabatini, Marshall, Estes, Wolfrey, Kent, Viar, Dofflemyer, Dorsey, Durrer.

A.H.S. 66 .............. ... Blue Ridge 37 A.H.S. 34 ............... Buena Vista 41 A.H.S. 43 ................ Waynesboro 50 A.H.S. 44 ..................... Handley 46 A.H.S. 89 ............ Natural Bridge 66 A.H.S. 23 .................. Lee Davis 42 A ... H.S. 46 ................... R.E. Lee 47 A.H.S. 56 ............... Harrisonburg 47 A.H.S. 36 ............... Buena Vista 48 A.H.S. 36 ..................... Handley 39

~.S. 38 ................ Waynesboro 42 .S. 46 ............ Natural Bridge 44 .S. 46 ................. Blue Ridge 34

A.H.S. 70 ................... R.E. Lee 58 A.H.S. 40 ............... Harrisonburg 62 A.H.S. 27 .................. Lexington 39

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Football

Although the Eighth Grade Football Team lost all of its games, it never lost that fighting spirit so essential to an athletic team.

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A.H.S. O ................................. Buena Vista 7 A.H.S. 0 ......................... Woodberry Forest 14 A.H.S. O ................................ Buena Vista 7 A.H.S. 0 ................................. Blue Ridge 12 A.H.S. 20 ....................................... 0range 27 A.H.S. 7 ................................... J.V. "B" 7

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FIRST ROW: Mr. Rush, Joe Baker, Danny Kyser, Bo Loeser, She.lton Sprouse, Roger Morris, David Durram, Mr. Johnston. SECOND ROW: Warren Judge, Earl Hall, Mike Smith, L arry Murray, Tito Sanbome, Mike Brown, Pete Kyser, Marty Adams, Ted Leder­man, Gary Ritter. BACK ROW: Barry Maupin, Henry Harlow, Raymond Fleshman, Nat Garland, C.T. Bailey, Doug Davis, Bob Rhinehart, Wayne Haney, Herbert McAllister.

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Jan. 22 "A.H.S. - Orange "B" Game 10-8 "A" Game 37-38

Jan. 23 A.H.S. Buena Vista "B" Game 8-11 "A" Game 37-38

Feb. 12 A.H.S. - Orange "B" Game 11-9 "A" Game 38-28

Gary Wojtech and Ray Fleshman were out­standing players for Coach Raines.

Eighth Grade

Basketball

The Eighth Grade Basketball Team was divided into squad "A" and squad "B"; each squad won two of its four games.

SITIING: P ace, L ederman . KNEELING: McCauley, Grim, Edmunds, Harlow, Toms, Barnes, Salley, Gerr, Birckhead. STANDING: Garnett, Cross , Wojtech, Roberts, Murray, Fleshm an, Easter, Keyser.

Cynthia Westmoreland

Judy Shepherd

Eileen Rockwood

Suzanne Turner

Brenda Tomlin

Barbara Massey Sally Heilman

Sallie Strauss Judy Farish

Linda Easter Betty Jo Clark

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GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Co-Captain: Strauss; Shepherd, Heilman, Turner, Farish, Moore, Rockwood.

Judy Gibs on Emma Clements

Barbara Moore Mars ha Gunsallus

Co-Capta in: Gibson ; Massie , Cleme nts , Westmoreland, Gunsallus, Clark, Tomlin.

Girls' Varsity . . . Undefeated

In 1960-61 the Girls' Varsity Basketball Team failed to win a single game; in 1962-63 they missed an undefeated season by one game. Then, finally, because of practice, team depth, and faith, that 1964 team was the team that was .. . UNDEFEATED!!!

A.H.S. 44 ...................... Rockbridge 31 A.H.S. 45 ....................... Scottsville 28 A.H.S. 51. ................ William Monroe 19 A.H.S. 41. ........................ Fauquier 36 A.H.S. 39 ...................... Waynesboro 11 A.H.S. 45 ....................... Scottsville 26 A.H.S. 42 ............................ Nelson 24 A.H.S. 48 ............. .. .. William Monroe Zl A.H.S. 32 ...................... Waynesboro 8 A.H.S. 23 ............................ Faculty 9

Man agers Mary Ame s and Virginia Marshall.

Miss Quarle s celebrates an unde­feated season with a cake.

Girls' Jayvee Basketball

A.H.S. 18 ...................... Waynesboro 11 A.H.S. 38 ....................... Scottsville 15 A.H.S. 24 ............................. Nelson 4 A.H.S. 29 ........................ Scottsville 9 A.H.S. 24 .......................... Fauquier 19 A.H.S. 19 ....................... Waynesboro 5 A.H.S. 28 ................. William Monroe 8

Hard work paid off for the Girls' J.V. Basketball team when they finished with an undefeated season.

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Ho-Hum, won another one!

GIRLS' J. V. BASKETBALL TEAM: Co-Captains: Eastwood, Dofflemyer; Carr, Farish, Lohman, Smith, Roscoe, Wheeler, Crawford, Vascott, Burton, Lam, Grinde, Detamore, Umdenstock, Beasley, Walker.

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Barbara Moore hits one to second base.

Gir Is' Soft ball

As we go to press, the girl's softball team has won 4 out of 5 games. With only two members graduating, next year's team will have plenty of experience.

SOFTBALL TEAM: Kneeling: Gibson, Tomlin, Clark, Coach Quarles, A. Gibson, Eastwood, Dean. Standing: White, Dehart, Strauss, Lam, Graves, Vascott, Moore, Grinde.

Varsity Baseball

With outstanding players Sam Beale, Dale Kyser, Jim Greenwood, and David Wyant, A.H.S. is a strong competitor for the District Champion­ship with Lee High of Staunton and Orange High School.

March 30 ................................. Nelson April 2 .......•..................... Waynesboro April 6 ............................ Harrisonburg April 9 ............................ Buena Vista April 16 ........................ Robert E. Lee April 20 .......................... Harrisonburg April 21. ................................. Orange April 26 .................................. Orange April 30 ........................ Natural Bridge May 4 ..................•.................. Nelson May 7 ............................... Waynesboro May 11. .............................. Lexington May 14 ............................ Buena Vista

Managers Smith, Ward, and Loeser.

FIRST ROW: L. Wyant, Rea, Knight, Wolfrey, Beale, Kyser, Greenwood. SECOND ROW: D. Wyant, Martin, Cheape, Henderson, Taylor, Faris, Lawson.

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Beale at bat.

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Patriots open season with

victory over Nelson.

Massie hits a high one to Chip in the outfield.

Dale slugs one down the middle.

Out-One U. Va. freshman!

Jayvee Baseball

Coach Rush shapes the future Varsity Baseball team into a winner.

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FIRST ROW: Coach Rush, Elliot, Morris, Easter, Adams, G. Dibiasi, Dofflemyer, Gourley. SECOND ROW: Powell, Abell, Dilly, Baker, Robertson, Herring, Hoy. THIRD ROW: Barnes, D. Moyer, Layman, B. Moyer, Sabatini, Viar, Tomlin.

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GOLF TEAM: Pearson, Coach Arritt, Bradbury, Sandridge, Baldwin, Cale, King, Wynne, Estes, Grim.

Golf

Tennis With returning experience, the tennis season looks hopeful.

TENNIS TEAM: KNEELING: Alrich, Fry, Turner. STANDING: Smith, Gill, Reynolds, Sandridge, Rogg, Westmoreland, Beasley, Wyant, Rogg.

Varsity Track

The Patriot trackmen prepare for what could be the most difficult defense of their unprecedented three year State Championship.

"Think I'll try that after Tonuny's finished."

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WEIGHT MEN: SITTING: Able. KNEELING: Thompson, Hammond, Brown. STANDING: Burnett, Cunningham, Garth.

Jimmy broke the school record with 47' 81/2"-during the next meet he broke his own record with 48' 9 3/ 4".

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What was that last one again, Coach Raines?!?

David makes a clean jump and places in the broad jump. Coach Raines looks for scratches.

JUMPERS AND VAULTERS: FIRST ROW: DeBiasi, Harlow, Ted Lederman, Lacy, Doffle­myer, Booth, Manson, Cassady. SECOND ROW: Tom Lederman, Wilfong, McDiarmid, Fleshman, Crunk, Abbott, Frazier, Snyder, Armentrout.

Coach King advises high jumpers to give that last foot an extra kick.

Supercalafragi 1 is ticexpeal idocious!

and make a strong bid

for their fourth.

Albemarle takes first and second in the high hurdles with Bill in the lead.

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SPRINTERS: FIRST ROW: Rockwood, Murray, Gay, Hunter, Woodze ll, Foster. SECOND ROW: Clausen, Faris, Kent, Dickens, Cross, Nefos, Wotjech, Greenfield, C. Murray, Hoy, Lawson, Morris, Gambrill.

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Coach Raines smiles as John finishes first in the 880.

Down, Set, Don't jump the gun!

Jayvees

Debbie Brown Wendy Braun

J. V. Head, Sandra M~shall, co-head, Elna Harris.

Jackie Cheape

Cheerleaders

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Sue Critzer, Kim Reynolds, Dana Frye, Judy Hobson, Linda Smith, Barbara Sartin.

Kathy Robertson

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Varsity

That there's cheerleading calisthenics!

Up on the roof even! Looking for UFO's maybe?

Kathy McCauley

Chris Grossmann

Bonnie Reed Martha Williams Medie Wood

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