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

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Varsity Soccer Henrico’s Opponent Opponent’s Score Score Petersburg Prince-George Freeman J-H-W Marshall-Walker Lee-Davis Armstrong-Kennedy Highland Springs Hermitage Monacan Tucker District Playoffs — Tucker J-H-W 2 =]{ NM WNHN NM=0- =Of MH] -]NN-O Front row: G. Nuckols, D. Bell, T. Brown Middle row: S. Mitchell, C. Henry, E. Van Brackle, M. Shearin, S. Henry, K. Artunian, D. McDaniel, M. Hildrup, R. Spiers, N. Nuckols, R. Kapil Back row: Coach McEvoy, B. Saunders, T. Moyer, B. Smith, C. Hertsch, V. Kapil, S. Gilbert, R. Lambert, G. Goodloe, A. Hume — PM eek J.V. Soccer Henrico’s Opponent Opponent Score Score 2 Goochland 3 3 Lee-Davis 2 1 Lee-Davis 4) 1 Patrick-Henry 1 10 Tucker 0 11 Tucker 1 5 Goochland 3 2 Patrick-Henry 2 Front row: E. Pohlig, H. Franklin, M. Valintine, B. Doer, J. Able, T. Brizzolera Back row: Coach iMicCaii, J. Mallory, R. Agarwal, L. Whitley, G. Turner, G. Parrish, S. Mehlbrech, K. Kay Golf Henrico’s Opponent Opponent’s Score Score 373 Benedictine 357 292 Hermitage 248 281 J-H-W 303 287 Armstrong-Kennedy 310 285 Tucker 273 279 Collegiate 289 284 Highland Springs 269 284 Patrick-Henry 248 287 Freeman 258 379 Patrick-Henry 348 379 Highland Springs 390 291 Collegiate 276 297 Hermitage 274 249 J-H-W Zia - Kevin Oli 83 Armstrong-Kennedy 127 Front row: Kevin Oliver, S. Smith, M. Edwards, R. Lowry, J. Lipscomb, Coach M. Ardis. 972 Tucker 280 540 Freeman 496 Scoreboards 177

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The twenty years of the school’s existence had allowed sufficient time for the develop- ment of extracurricular activities that gave an outlet for students’ energies and diverse talents. Service clubs, academic-related clubs, and special interest groups gave students the opportunity to interact with other students with the same interests. Spaghetti, doughnuts, candy, baked goods, cheese, sausage, citrus fruits! The fixings for a potluck dinner? No, just a few of the items sold by students to help fill the coffers of their organization’s treasury so that they would have the funds to carry out worthwhile projects. For the first time in the - school’s history, organizations worked together on a school-wide project culminating in the acquisition of two vans. These vans were used to carry athletic teams to sporting events and special in- terest groups to competitions, conventions, and cultural events. Although many groups met in the after- noon, Monday night was set aside for meetings. This year either the first or third Monday night was designated as regular - meeting time for each organization. This allowed students to be involved in more than one organization without a conflict. oF HENRICO WARRIORS ORGANIZATIONS