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

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SMOK ES a IGNALS AND HOW GET THE NEWS OUT With nine issues each year, Smoke Signals, the campus newspaper, keeps Warriors abreast of all the latest news. The cost of printing the paper is paid for by advertising and the rate is two dollars per column inch. Editorial sponsor, Mrs. Gilliam, and business sponsor, Mrs. Ramer, supervise the pro- duction of Smoke Signals and assist with graphic design. The How staff is responsible for the production of Henrico’s literary magazine which comes out at the end of each year and includes the works of the entire student body. With the com- bined efforts of these two publi- cations, the Warriors are kept in tune with all the happenings at Henrico. Upper: How — Front row: Cornelia Ramsey, Elizabeth ‘Kies, Dana McCarter, Mrs. Lewis Second row: Dar- lene Slater, Kevin Farmer, Parrish Propst, Crystal Harris, Kathy Lynn, Miss Dix Middle left: Lisa Harrison and Michelle Myrick lay out a page for the newspa- per. Middle right: Joe Lipscomb discusses an idea for a sports page. Lower left: Windy Elliott uses the light table to crop a picture. Lower right: Smoke Signals — Front row: Mrs. Gilliam, Lisa Harrison, Kani- sha Adkins, Lauren Tucker, Althea Coetzee, Mrs. Fisher Second row: Joan Maiten, Debbie Rudolph, Andrea Harri- son, Cheryl Bell Third row: Wendy Bohannan, Wendy Elliott, Yvonne Wing- field, Robin Dunnavant Fourth row: Henry Briggs, Cheryl Gilley, Otis Andrews, Michelle Myrick, Deborah Harrison, Roxie Mackland Clubs 199

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FBLA AND DECA EMPHASIZE AWARENESS IN CAREERS While developing leadership skills and fostering an understanding of career objec- tives, the Future Business Leaders of America and Distributive Education Club of America attempt to increase student interest in the business world. Remaining active on campus, FBLA participated in the Muscular Dystrophy Car- nival and collected toys for less fortunate children in the Rich- mond area. DECA held an in- stallation breakfast for new of- ficers and placed first in a district basketball game. Both clubs sold candy to cover ex- penses during the year. Middle left: F.B.L.A. — Seated: Beth Saunders, Karen Smith, Robin Jones, Yvette Davis, Natalie Nuckols, Cindy Cooke, Jo Ellen Edwards Front Row: Glenda Ford, Ann Taylor, Debbie Swecker, Sandy Langford, Yvonne Wingfield, Tina Wright, Kathy Meador, Danoi Williams, Sherry Terry, Angie Shelton, Zina Brown, Cheryl Bell, Tracye Beard, Jamie Mallory, Stephanie Mitchell Second Row: Sonya Williams, Sandra Drumheller, Justine Chiles, Kim Davis, Joan Mayton, Debra Chisenhall, Lisa Lauterbach, Cathy Meador, Sherry Bowles, Donna Pinson, Kari Keen, Jada Propst, Christy Carneal, Troy Cline, Sharon Barrett, Kendra Atkinson Third Row: Dell Martin, Lisa Beasley, Dina Taylor, Ralie Marklin, Lisa Chiles, Nang Butcher, Susan Poskey, Debbie Wells, Millie Bradley, Tracie Stahl, Sherri Caurch, Donnah Covington, Valerie Minor, Melanie White, Anne Hume, Kim Nadder, Crystal Fisher, son Back Row: Linda Couch, Kimberly Pe Ruby Burnett, Pleshette Sturtevant, Upper: DECA — Front Row: Stephanie Butch Spicer, Earl Sheets, Mike Wrig 198 Clubs Sandy Cooper, Cassandra Harrison, Rena Young, Monica Ready, Earletta Trent, Shannon Greek, Cynthia Bryant Fourth Row: Jessie Hale, Angie Smith, Page Martin, Kathy Kambourian, Theresa Galloway, Rhonda Smith, Doris Goldenbaum, Sherry Bowles, Angela Harris, Viola Holbrook, Lee Blanton, Robbie Durvin, Preston Roy, Rena Richardson, Kim Farrak, Cynthia Tinsdale, Gineen Logan, Melody Jones, Lisa Goodman, Chris Graves, Theresa Tyler, Yinetta Snead, Allison Richard- White, Kathy Shope, Terry Beaver, Sherri Robinson, Cynthia Epps, Jeannie Derricott, Barry Brown, Sherri Smith Second Row: Sissy Windle, Johnathan Jordon, Mark Booth, Stuart Nunn, Chris Graves, Lazina Watford, Michelle Dabbs, Monica Reedy, Jeff Merkel Third Row: Angela Forbes, Sharon Johnson, Norman Lee, Diane Smith, Stephanie Strawder, Heidi Carson, Tony Washington, Donna Smiley, Gloria Jimenez, Tyrone Harvey Jemmy Faber, Billy Boulifant, Ang Mitchell, Mary Gorman, Angela Wilk son, Eric Jordan, Brenda Rogers, Wé da Burton Middle Right: Debbie Hall types © F.B.L.A. service project. Lower: F.B.L.A. member, Joyce We is instructed by sponsor Mrs. Hoffer.

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PLA DEE MALLE PD GOALS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH FRIENDSHIP Working on Saturdays, after exams, and on holidays, the Totem Pole staff strives to meet all deadlines so that the year- book will be delivered before school is out. The Totem Pole is the only county book which has a spring delivery and all 224 pages were in the publishing company by March 1. This is in keeping with that Henrico is 1 in the county. Laying out pages, writing copy and headlines, and taking pictures of students are the major jobs of the staff. Keeping secret the cover, dedi- cation, and theme is extremely difficult for nine months. Strong © friendships are established among staff members which causes unity in accomplishing the goal of producing the year- book. 7% 4 e : o TS ON os et y : ¥ i Ol BeeCeMerE Upper: The yearbook staff contem- plates the choice of the aerial view. Mid- die left: Jean Young makes a rough draft for a club layout. Middle center: Carol Ann Leeson helps Mark Hilldrup choose a photograph. Middle right: Kelly Harding looks over Penny Wil- liam’s shoulder as she views candid shots. Lower: Gineen Logan, Lynn Rob- inson, and John Longest collaborate on faculty copy. 200 Clubs