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

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MOST INTELLECTUAL Doug Coppage Beth Kies WITTIEST Derek Leake Robyn D. Jones MOST TALENTED Wayne Currier Gina Andrews MOST CONSIDERATE Mike Edwards Lorrie Robertson MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC Andrew Via Jean Young FRIENDLIEST Todd Brown Henry Briggs Carol Ann Leeson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jim Kasko Lauren Tucker BEST SMILE Duke Brizzlama Julie Dunning BEST DRESSED Billy Bulifant Melanie Mahanes ett si ee MOST MISCHIEVOUS Tommy Moyer Norma Moles MOST SPIRITED Mickey West Wendy Harris 45 CUTEST COUPLE Kenny Carr Michelle Sprouse Student Life 39

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CLASS OF 1981 SELECTS SENIOR SUPERLATIVES All seniors had the opportunity to nominate their favorite peo- ple for twenty-two categories which depict the dominate characteristics of the class. After weeks of counting and class officers announced the winners pictured here. When the class comes back for their reunion years from now, these people will be observed to see if their style remains the same as MOST ARTISTIC Neil Quimby Debra Chisenhall tabulating the results, Mrs. in their high school years. Blalock, sponsor, and senior CLASS FLIRT Steve Faggert Pam Coxford BEST LOOKING Tim Holmes Karen Millican BEST ALL AROUND Matt Brown Michelle Sprouse MOST UNFORGETTABLE Parrish Propst Dee Trevvette CLASS CLOWN Ernest Bottoms Jaye Farmer MOST ATHLETIC Davis Estes Sarah Dziuba MOST DEPENDABLE Robert Lowry Carolyn Bell CUTEST Mike Pastore Jennifer Glave Rhonda Wilcox BEST CLASS WORKER Gil Wells Donna Lucord Student Life

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BACCALAUREATE AND GRADUATION As the procession entered Chappell Stadiqm, many sen- iors had mixed emotions. There was happiness for their suc- cessful completion of high school and sadness at the thought of leaving their friends. Marking the beginning of com- mencement activities, Mr. Ger- ald Kilgore, Chairman of the Henrico County School Board, issued a challenge to the Class of ’80 at baccalaureate. At graduation the following night, Paul Rush, SGA president and Mr. Ron Axselle, a former teacher at Henrico, spoke to the audience of seniors and parents concerning society’s need for individuals who care about themselves and others. Cries of joy could be heard from the seniors and their families as the ceremony ended. Upper: Graduating and underclass choir members prepare to sing at Baccalaureate. Middie: Junior Marshall Robert Lowry and Dr. Wallin lead the enter- ing graduation procession. Lower Left: Seniors make final prep- arations before the graduation cere- mony begins. Lower Right: Prepared diplomas await graduates. wan (= SA ee Se 2A ee 40 Student Life