Huguenot High School - Talon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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During the morning tutoring service, Karl David and Leslie Nuttall view math from a new angle. Routine but Active Lunchtime provides an enjoyable break for Jeff Johnson as he downs a hot meal. Linda Russell and Glenn Thompson (ABOVE) anxiously search for vacant seats. Some people chew their nails, but Hal Hughey (BELOW) finds a pen helpful for concentrating. Il

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It was a tough decision, but Helen Sullivan finally crowned Artie Cray “Mess America” at a morning pep rally. Other blushing beauties are Bill Barton, Billy Kaempf, Doug Apperson, Charles Jeffress, Tom Thomas, and Bill Ball. Students’ Days Are The talents of Steve Henry give morning homeroom announcements a new twist. As Melody Lyford and Mary Lou Stopps discuss the past night’s homework, other students drowsily gather their books and belongings in preparation for the morning’s classes. 10

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“Memories Are Homecoming princesses preparing to enter the parade, which — started at Bon Air Elementary School, are Laura Hiner, — Bonnie Lewis, Stephany Sammis, seniors; Debbie Haller, Orchesis members, dressed as Indian maidens, entertain with a ritual dance and a skit at the Homecoming bonfire. During the annual Homecoming celebration held on During the competition before the Homecoming game, Jonnie October 22, 23, and 24, “worldly” graduates came back Bowles, Miss FBLA, rides her club’s winning float. to view their alma mater. The alumni, considered honored : guests at all the festivities, enjoyed a dinner at Cox’s 3 i VS mi Restaurant. | Starting off the weekend on Thursday night, was a bonfire during which a Benedictine Cadet was gleefully burned in effigy. The Drama Club presented a skit, Orchesis Indians danced, the majorettes powwowed, and the cheer- leaders led the students in a rousing pep rally. On Friday . afternoon a parade made up of the band, the majorettes, the cheerleaders, the Homecoming princesses and club floats proceeded from Bon Air Elementary School down Forest Hill Avenue to the school’s football field. As the parade made its way around the field, teachers and dig- nitaries judged the floats on originality and color. Fol- lowing this event, the Falcons were victorious over the Cadets in an exciting game. The long-awaited crowning of the queen during the half-time of the game highlighted the festivities. With the “Squires” providing the music, a dance on Saturday night entitled ““Memories Are Made of This” wound up the weekend. 12