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

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THROUGH MUSIC AND VARIETY ar MR 6S my we, band We . i - . Oe, | Henrico High November 20¢21 Upper left: Miss Barrett (Michelle Sprouse) announcements throughout the course of the tries her best to discipline tough guy Joe Fer- play. Middle right: Senior Play program drawn one (Todd Brown). Upper Right: Students by Jean Young. Lower: Students are inter- have mixed emotions on the first day of school. rupted by Joe Ferone while taking a test. Middle left: Faculty members make frequent 7 Ja Student Life 31

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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

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Henrico High School is hon- ored to have many students who excel in the area of leader- ship and academics. Alex Pang was Henrico High School’s nominee for the Governor’s School for the Gifted, while Paul Covington won a writing achievement award from the National Council of Teachers of English. Ten students attended Boys’ and Girls’ State during the sum- mer. Boys’ State was held at Lynchburg College and Girls’ State was held at Longwood College. These representatives participated in a mock govern- ment system at the state and local levels. Attention was focused on the two party sys- tem and the election of high ranking officials including gov- ernor, lieutenant governor, and attorney general. Guest speak- ers Chuck Robb, Lieutenant Governor, and Marshall Cole- man, Attorney General, were an interesting part of the rigorous schedule. 32 Student Life Upper: Girls’ and Boys’ State — Front Row: Sherry Chaplan, Rhonda Wilcox, Donna Lucord, Eric Fredricksen, Back Row: Carol Ann Leeson, Michelle Sprouse, Robert Lowry, Laurie Harga- don, Derek Leake, Dee Trevett Middle Left: Mrs. Payne recognizes Paul Covington, recipient of the NCTE writing award. Middle Right: Lisa Tate, president of the National Honor Society, and Miss Conner present David Varner with a scholarship certificate for making honor roll for the 2nd semester of last year. Lower: Alex Pang, was nominated to the Governor’s School for the Gifted.