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

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Upper left: Terry Carlton shows her make-up talent on Randy Cole. Upper right: Lin Borkey manipulates the stage lights. Center left: Kris Barrett, Wendy Harris, Hugh Sherrod and Ricky Raines discuss the weather. Center right: David Bradley and Emma Minor are having a heated discussion. Lower: Cast members listen to words of wis- dom from Randy Cole. 25

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Dramatizing Drama is an important part of Curriculum at Henrico. Throughout the school term, many productions are put on by the talented students: Sen- ior Play, the School Musical and One-Act Plays. The stu- dents are involved in one-act competition at Highland Springs, where the neighbor- ing county schools compete. In addition, drama classes are conducted to. teach students the many aspects of acting. Upper left: Carolyn Bentz pantomimes putting on her mascara. Upper right: the drama class uses pantomime to build a machine. Center left: Showing their talents, the drama class contin- ues their construction. Center middle: Gary Barber pretends to shave. Center right: The drama class is bursting with joy. Lower: The drama class displays their finished machine.

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26 Upper: Pam Wallace says practice makes perfect. Center left: These girls learn it takes much patience and prac- tice to put curlers in hair. Center right: Nina Green takes care when giving a perm. Lower left: Joe Randolph takes a break to pose for the camera. Lower right: Willie Johnston and Joe Ran- dolph show great pride in their work. Being Prepared Each day a number of stu- dents attend Highland Springs Vocational Technical Center. These students spend half their day learning trades which will better prepare them for the years ahead. There is a variety of trades offered ranging from air conditioning to nursing. Morning Tech students return to Henrico for their afternoon classes, while afternoon tech students depart for Tech after attending their morning classes at Henrico.