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

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Upper left: Dawn Goodrich and Chris Herbert ‘‘boogie’’ to the music of Power Play. Upper right: Sherrie Smith and Ray- mond Young pose for a picture at the prom. Middle left: Tommy Lane, Chris Barret, Dwayne McKnight collaborate on their duties as servers at the prom. Middle right: Beth Mills, Matt Brown, Kirk Sharp, and Terri Horne take a breather. Lower: Susan Wilcox and Stuart Nunn take time to chat at the prom. Student Life 29

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28 Student Life Capitalizing on the romantic imagery of moonlit nights, the theme of the 1980 spring prom was “Midnight Magic.” Under the starlit sky, students danced to the music of Power Play, and freshmen, dressed as musi- cians, served the guests. Mr. Ron Axselle announced the 1980 Senior figure, and follow- ing the figure, couples remain ed in their place to dance to the Commodores’ pop hit “Still.” The prom’s sponsors, Mrs. Bla- lock and Miss Bishop, along with prom chairmen Carol Ann Leeson and Robert Lowry worked diligently to make the prom a success and a memora- ble one for all. Upper: The Class of 1980 is honored by the formation of their Senior figure. Middle: Couples on the sidelines observe the activities on the dance floor. Lower left: Chaperones watch atten- tively as juniors and seniors enjoy the 1980 prom. Lower right: Laura Smith and Bobby McRae move to the beat. “Midnight Magic” from 8:00-until.. .

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DRAMATIC PRODUCTIONS ENTERTAI The drama program at Hen- rico High School revolves around three major produc- tions; the senior play, the one act play festival, and the all- school musical. The senior play “Up the Down Staircase,” lim- ited to members of the senior class, was presented in Novem- ber. The one act play is eligible to all students. This year “‘Tryst- ing Place’ was presented in competition in February. The all school musical, open for audi- tions, is produced in the spring. The 1980 musical was ‘“‘Man of ia Mancha.” Henrico offers a three-year academic program in drama. These classes are for those interested in drama as a future career. Drama students are H : H; h h } honored through the Thespian enrico 19g Cnoo Society for their work in dra- matic studies and the school May 2°03 productions. Upper: Program cover drawn by Martha Utley. Upper right: The crowning of Don Quix- ote played by Larry Garnett, as the Knight of Woefull Countenance. Middle left: Terri Carlton, Lynn Bunch, and John Savage mournfully await the death of their beloved friend, Don Quix- ote. Middle right: Prisoners Wayne Currier, Jennifer Metzger and Lisa Ayres search new cellmate Todd Stone for treasured belongings. Lower: The theme of entire musical is expressed in the Finale as the entire cast sings ‘‘The Impossible Dream.” 30 Student Life