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

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One Turn at a Time. Steve Smith Dana McCarter’s long awaited ring. Bruce Orlandi David Palmer Fe Palmore James Parker Mark Parrish Rick Parsley Heather Patterson Wayne Pearson Kevin Peay Cindy Perkins Moses Perry Natalie Peters Chris Phillips Lloyd Pinson Doran Pleasants Eric Pohlig Mike Pollock Dawn Powell Beth Powers Vicky Prior Michael Rackett Cornelia Ramsey Dee Dee Ray Steve Reed David Rice Allison Richardson Erica Richardson Robert Riddick Darlene Riley Sharon Ritchie Sabrina Robertson Dawn Robinson Rhonda Robinson Preston Roy Debbie Rudolph Anthony Russell Juniors 69

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Dorothy McAllister Judy McAllister Dana McCarter Kenny McDowell George McEachin Mark McGuinn Kim McKee Jon McKim Dwayne McKnight Missy McRae Kathy Meador James Medlin Donna Mercier Marnie Mills Ginger Mills Charlotte Mitchell Larry Moneypenney Marlon Moody Lisa Moore Ronnie Moore Bonnie Morris Leslie Morris Gordon Mower Tery Nosal Terri Nuttycombe Sheri O’Connell Colleen O’ Keeffe Keith Oliver Kevin Oliver Ann Olliff IT’S MY TURN What’s round, small, expensive, and what every Junior wants? A class ring of course! The process for obtaining a class ring started late in the sophomore year when each sophomore carefully designed his ring and calculated the cost. Finally, on October 19, Juniors assembled in the South Cafeteria for the traditional class ring party. Juniors were seen frantically running about to have their rings turned. Most saved the 83rd turn for someone very special, and sometimes, after the 83rd turn, rings were exchanged. The general consensus was that the long wait was well worth it. Class rings were an important part of the Junior year and led the class a step closer toward graduation. Do the Twist. Nearing the eighty-third turn, Donna Howell has Lynn Sutton turn her ring. 68 Juniors

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WANDERING TROUBADOUR 70 Juniors DEAN JONES Can you sing? Do you like to travel, meet people, and have fun? Dean Jones can sing and this talent got him a place with “Sing Out South’? — a contemporary group that sings songs that range from rock to gospel. Dean has been with “Sing Out South’’ for two and a half years. With the group he has traveled to the Soviet Union, Poland, Ten- nessee, Wisconsin, and around the state. Travel enables him to experience different cultures and people. “Sing Out South” was scheduled to entertain during half-time at the superbowl, and this summer Canada, Greece, and Bulgaria may be on the agenda. Various performances around town have been at Beaumont, Moody Middle, the June Jubilee, and various rest homes. Dean has three solos and plans to continue with the group as long as possible. He also works at Pizza Hut and contributes his bass voice to the school choir. Jeff Sadler Janelle Sale Peter Samuels Mark Saunders Chuck Savage Bev Schau Tracy Schmudlach Brian Seal Darrly Seay Soaphis Shabazz Beanie Shackelford Charles Sharpe Chris Shefelton Chris Shepperson Wayne Sherman Beau Slaunwhite Kenny Smiley Carl Smith Steve Smith Steve Smith Thomas Smith Jeff Snodgrass Paul Sparks Fenton Spencer Sing Out. Dean Jones reviews a solo for “Sing Out South.”