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

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Each spring HOW, the literary magazine, is published after a long winter of reading the creative efforts of the stu- dent body. Staff members spent their fourth period choosing quality poems, essays, and short stories to in- clude in the magazine. After materials were selected, art students illustrated the writings for publication. Through the combined efforts of student writers and the HOW staff, the magazine revealed the talents of many Henrico students. Cover Girl. rough sketch. How. Sharon Bowden, Kevin Farmer, Cathy Kambourian, Monica Kulow, Chan McClendor, Sheri O’Connell, Monica Pryor, Cor nelia Ramsey, Betty Ridenour, Junior Vaughn, Meta Winfree Not Bad. Mrs. Wright and editor Kevin Farmer give their final approval on a poem to be used in the magazine. HOW SPRINGS OUT Smoke Signals 211

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SMOKE SIGNALS SPREADS THE WORD Extra, extra read all about it! Monthly editions of the school newspaper kept Warriors in- formed of the latest campus news and other items of in- terest. The staff worked many long hours, interviewing peo- ple and writing their articles in order to meet critical deadlines. Since Smoke Signals was distributed free to students, the staff earned money for the publication by selling advertisements. Along with their sponsor, Mrs. Gilliam, the staff worked diligently to keep the Warriors in touch with the latest signals. XE Flying Fingers. Pat Cook types hurried- ly to meet a deadline. Smoke Signals. Chrissy Bryant, Lisa Bullock, Rickey Carter, Veta Clarke, Mavis Covington, David Daniels, Mary Dawkins, Quyen Duong, Wendy Elliot, Dee Dee Gladden, Patricia Hake, Lisa Harrison, Viola Holbrook, Cassandra James, Lisa Lauterbach, Roxie Macklin, Rhonda Martin, Elizabeth McCusker, Michelle Myrick, Debbie Rudolph, Amy Smith, Marie Wade, Penny Williams 210 Smoke Signals prints a page for the December edition. Easy Does It. Mavis Covington assists Elizabeth McCusker as she carefully

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HARD WORK PAYS OFF What’s a deadline? A deadline is what causes the sponsors’ hair to turn prematurely gray, staff members to give up their lunch periods, photographers to spend hours in the darkroom, and the student body ultimate- ly to have a yearbook that records both in words and pic- tures the people and events of the school year. Meeting the final deadline on March 1 to in- sure spring delivery of the Totem Pole required many long hours of work for the en- tire staff. This meant arriving early, staying after school, and giving up a few Saturdays in order to design layouts, write , — y copy, and take pictures that +, jae ai ow. Fe Palmore gets some would bring together the main —- mee ren events of the past year. 7 Mot Bad. Mike Shearin compliments arK Hilldrup on the great job he’s do- c ing on thé. V-“basketball page as Amy Hudson works on the index. 212 Totem Pole