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

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Walking Commercial. ‘Gorilla Moyer” rolls Steve Smith around the campus during Senior Play. Team Work. Seniors rehearse their lines for the annual Senior Play. SENIORS FLY HIGH Fasten your seat belts! The class of ’82 took off in Airline, the Senior Play. Emma Minor, Reuben Phelps, and Veta Clarke played the most memorable roles as Mrs. Dragbottom, Bozo, and Lulu Van Oops, respectively. The seniors not only performed, but also furnished and con- structed their own props, ushered, and served refreshments. Mrs. Macintyre, ably assisted by student direc- tor Kim Williams, kept the cast’s feet on the ground through long hours of rehear- sal. All involved in the produc- tion agreed it was a memorable experience and a highlight of the seniors’ final year. 22 Senior Play lunch time to advertise the Business Is Booming. Scott Henry” books a flight for some unlucky passenger.

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HAVE WHEELS WILL TRAVEL Times have changed. In the olden days, a student had to get up pretty early in the morn- ing to make it to school on time because he had to walk all the way. Nowadays, many students allow just enough time to change clothes and jump into their cars, arriving just as the bell is ringing. Driving is one way to get to school, but fifty percent of the students ride the bus, mainly because parking stickers are issued only to juniors and seniors. Others ride bikes, mopeds, and some take the traditional walk. a hard day with the boo Making Tracks. Cheryl DuVall and Mar- ny Mills trudge over the hill near the tennis courts. Early Bird. Arriving early insures a prime parking space for Harvey Franklin and friend. Transportation 21

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OKLAHOMA! Prairie life was depicted by Henrico students in the all school production of Oklahoma. This musical featured Veta Clarke and David Varner in the leading roles. Emma Minor had a sup- porting role as Aunt Eller. In order to have the best music possible, Mr. Auman chose a select group from the band. Georgina Andrews assisted Mrs. Hanchey in directing the music. Under the guidance of Mrs. Macintyre and student director, Elizabeth Cloninger, the audience witnessed a fine performance. True Love. Veta Clarke and David . Varner happily plan their future. Yee-Ha! The entire cast joins together singing the title song, ‘““Oklahoma,”’ in the finale. Say What? The cast listens attentively while Emma Minor states her opinion about men. Musical 23