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

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18 What an Exchange!! (; Qué cambio! The new warrior around ax campus this year is Manuel h Garza, the foreign exchange KX 7 student. He is a citizen of Mex- [A ico and a resident of Monter- ‘ rey. He enjoys basketball and playing the guitar. Besides speaking his own language Spanish, he is trying to improve his English. Manuel is an active member of AFS, FHA, and Key Club. He is also, the H-Teens sweetheart. After Graduation, he plans to attend college and pursue a Career in business in Mexico. Upper left: Manuel takes pride in show- ing-off his muscles! Manuel se precia de mostrar sus musculos! upper right: Taking advantage of the trading post on campus, Manuel purchases sup- plies for class. Aprovechando del “Trading Post’ a la escuela, Manuel compra provisiones para sus clases. middle left: At the Homecoming dance, Manuel and his date Lyle Martin take a break. Al baile de ‘‘Homecoming’’, Manuel y su novia Lyle Martin descan- san. middle right: In order to maintain his basketball skills Manuel practices daily on the court. Para mantener sus habilidades de basquetbo'l, Manuel practica a diario en la corte. lower left: Like a warrior, Manuel appreciates the school lunch. Como un guerrero, a Manuel le gusta la comida a la escuela.

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The Donkey Basketball game, sponsored by the Junior Class, was an example of stu- dent — teacher cooperation at Henrico. The profits of the combined forces helped to provide the school with a des- perately needed Xerox machine and to surplus the Junior class treasury. The out- come of the game was a fac- ulty victory; however, both the students and faculty profited. Upper: Teachers make good use of the Xerox machine acquired by the profits of the Donkey Basketball game. Middle left: As Steve Cooke attempts to make a basket, Mr. Blackburn takes notes. Middle right: Brian Shook looks for an opening. Lower left: This donkey shows Grace Mallory who's the boss. Lower right: Mr. Blackburn tries des- perately to save the game with his don- key shot.

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| Get Smart! NE ZENE ZENE ZINE AN BZNAZANZANAZNZN ae “ah ah ah : uy us wp Every school has something to ) fs aC b. Ga 5 Gar Oa Z, boast about and Henrico is no « . exception. The warriors are very : proud of the students who excelled in the academic area. These honorable students were chosen as Boys’ Girls’ State dele- gates, alternates, and there was one chosen as a Governor's School participant. This year’s Boys’ State was held at Lynchburg College. Our representatives attended seminars, listened to var- ious speakers, and participated in athletic competition. Similar activi- ties took place at Longwood Col- lege where Girls’ State was held. Our one representative attended Governor’s School for the gifted. While he was there he attended classes of his choosing and went on field trips. We also had one Governor’s School Alternate. a ins tiie CNG COND CONT CUNT CEAIS AS JAPPVPA NS PAA TL AN io ba wig es ‘ Upper: Girls’ State representatives Deborah Johnson, Grace Mallory, Cindy Lou Abernathy. Center left: Boys’ State representatives Paul Rush, Brian Shook, Ron Bell, Reed Hadra, Steve Cooke. Center right: Governor's School Participant Bill Hudson. Lower left: Boys’ and Girls’ State alternates. Top: Barry Allen, Paul Dowdy, Arthur Lynch, Matt Rich. Bottom: Georgianne Stinnett, Tamara Johnson, Courtnie Jones. Lower right: Governor's School Alternate Dabney Beadles