Henrico High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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HENRICO HENRICO HENRICO HENRICO HENRICO HENRICO HENRICO HENRICO HENRICO Henrico HENRICO HENRICO HENRICO Henrico Cherry's Bombers Softball Team John Marshall Varina Highland Springs Patrick Henry St. Gertrude Freeman Hermitage Tucker Highland Springs PATRICK HENRY Lee Davis Varina Tucker FREEMAN BNOODONWAONHRRPN DCC fF Front row: K. Rowlett, T. Trotman, S. Buttons. Middle row: manager, S. Sell- ers, M. Kelly, B. Gentry, T. Nix, L. Utley, C. Leeson, C. Khler, K. Wall, A. Miller, S. Burks, J. Wells, J. Glave. Back row: Asst. Coach S. Baker, Manager, K. Shu- maker, J. Bridges, D. Smiley, M. Zacha- rias, B. Currier, S. Payne, C. Call, T. Hargadon, B. Mills, S. Bass, S. Dzuiba, K. Johnson, B. Turner, C. Cooke, J. Farmer, Manager T. Karlton, P. Worrell, Coach S. Cherry. 203

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202 The Lady Warriors did it again this year, as the Softball Team ended with another fine season. They placed second in the District. Led by veterans, MVP Cindy Klehr and all Regional Sandra Bottoms the team finished with a 14-4 record. Seven seniors graduate which means Coaches Cherry and Baker will need new rein- forcements for the 1979 season. This eason marked the begin- ning of an ‘almost official” Jun- ior Varsity freshman team. The Henrico Softball Team has many winning seasons to look forward to in the future. Upper Right: “Gosh coach, we're just having a little fun on the bench.” Mid- dle Right: The fastest arm in the east, Cindy Klehr, delivers a bullet from the mound. Lower Right: “Stand up every- body and give a cheer.” It must have been a HOMER! Lower Left: Catcher Anne Miller does her job. be iaek. a A oh «a comm a as ca a si Ce j 4 PION noe sey © ba Sy . a 2 ’ ; x ies. . me RE « ral ol OOS

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204 I’ve Been Searching DOPAON Cee me .. to find an answer. Now I know my life has meaning. This song by Chicago sung by Expressions at the graduation exercises of the Class of 1978 symbolizes the journey through high school this class has made. At times, the going was rough, but the end result is well worth the effort. The agony of term papers, tired aching muscles after long practices in inhuman tempera- tures, boring class meetings, bake sales where no one comes, getting up at 10:00 to clean up after Prom when you only got to sleep at 6:30, serving deten- tions for being late to class, stumbling through the Alma Mater 59 times, battling the indigestion of 720 school lunches, and scraping up a decent date for sixteen school dances all seem worth the trou- ble when the graduate is handed his diploma. Top: Alright girls! Let's get organized! Middle Left: Dr. Steele appreciatively accepts a present from Mr. Tate. Middle right: David Robinson receives a silver key from Dr. Steele. Bottom Left: Some of the graduates just cannot seem to hold on to their caps. Bottom Right: Andy Smith, class speaker, takes a quick glance at her notes to reassure herself.