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

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Bandstand Mr. Leon Auman conducts the contemporary and jazz music that the jazzband per- forms. This band practices hard to achieve perfectly per- formed musical pieces. The rhy thmic sounds keep the War- riors’ feet tapping to the jazz- band beat. a: Dra ae «+ yO bind Upper left: Chuck Stiff shows off his musical talents during a practice ses- sion. Upper right: Jaye Farmer is get- ting her stuff together. Lower left: Todd Blackard and Robert Winecoff practice together to achieve perfection. Lower right: Jazzband: Front row: David Hen- ning, Jaye Farmer, Melvin Black, Tim } | ! ) i of Williams, Donna Collins, David Forbes, Meg Burley, and John Klotz. Back row: Harrison Sadler, Wayne Currier, Wes- ley Thompson, Chuck Stiff, Neil Quimby, Todd Blackard, Robert Wine- coff, Randy Ray, Robbie Spiers, and Steve Tyler.

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150 Song and Dance Sounds and Expressions are dedicated groups who take pride in their performances. Both groups perform for clubs, other schools, nursing homes, and churches in addition to performing for Henrico. Sounds and Expressions are headed by Lee Hanchey. Upper: Sounds: Back row: Alex Pang, Larry Garnett, Doug Johnson, Brian Shook, Gary Barber, and Wayne Cur- rier. front row: Jeanie Nichols, Debra Barlow, Kahisha Adkins, Gina Andrews, Mary Beth Kane, and Lyn Hovatter. Center left: Expressions: back row: Susan Bowles, Susan Wil- cox, Kim Beard, Joe Jefferson, Suzanne Sherrod, Charlotte Whitlock, and Lynn Bunch. Second row: Gina Brini, Octavia White, Debra Johnson, Wendy Harris, Jennifer Metzgar, and Laurie Garnett. Front row: Alex Pang, and Robbie Bullard. Center right: Lyn Hovatter, Debra Barlow, Gina Andrews, Larry Garnett, and Brian Shook perform in a Sounds concert. Lower left: Charlotte Whitlock and Gina Brini forcefully sing and dance during an Expressions performance. Lower right: Kim Beard, Debra John- son, Jennifer Metzgar, Wendy Harris, Laurie Garnett, Susan Bowles, and Octavia White sing melodies to the attentive audience.

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152 Keys Open Doors The Henrico High School Key Club, sponsored by the North Richmond Kawanis Club, has opened. many doors in the lives of its members hy showing them responsibility in running an organization. The Key Club lists as its activities their annual Spa- ghetti Supper which is held Upper: Brian Shook calls a meeting to order while discussing club business with sponsor Gary Cris- well. Center left: Bruce Sherrod, Robbie Milner, and Paul Dowdy listen attentively while posing for a pic- ture. Center right: Allen Talbott and Timmy Mathews talk before meeting about last Friday night's football game Lower: First Row: Suzanne Sherrod, Paul Rush, Ron Bell, Steve Cooke, Kirk Sharpe, Brian Shook, Presi- dent, Ted Atkinson, Vice-President, N. B. Curtis, Chaplain, Brian Sherrod. Second Row: Charlotte Whitlock, Dalton Chandler, Joe Lipscomb, Mike Pastore, Davis Estes, Dennis Moore, Lex Lutto, Scott Carter. Third Row: Jeff Atkinson, Allen Talbott, Paul Martin, Derek Jeter, Timmy Holmes, George Ford, Mike Edwards. Fourth Row: Bruce Elliot, Dick McCraken, Bruce Sherrod, Manuel Garza, Matt Brown, Neil Atkinson, Doug King. Fifth Row: David Varner, John Bartgis, David Smith, Kurt Whiteman, John Chamberlayne, Bubba Hood, Paul Taylor, Back Row: Ricky Ziglar, Robbie Milner, Dominique Propst, Karen Ward, Jimmy Higgins, Michelle Diaz, Paul Dowdy, Henry Briggs. before every Henrico-Hermi- tage Football game, a car wash, cleaning up at school on Saturday mornings, Stunt Night participation, and attend- ing Sunday church services with the Henrico H-Teens. The school prides itself in having such a fine club to serve it and the community. HENRICO HIGH SCHOO! VIRGINIA i 3