Huguenot High School - Talon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Junior and senior class officers and Senior Superlatives, Tom Thomas, Jimmy LePrell, Terry O’Neil; Ann Talbott, Dabney Lewis; Richard Cros- Karen Sproles; Bonnie Lewis, Donald Pinney; Claudia Manasco, Phil sen, Eva Atkinson; Susie Stevens, Dicky Bozard, line up in preparation Hoffman; Ricky Ramseur, Janet Moore; Cindy Tolton, Bill Newton; for the Figure. Trellis Forms Entrance to “Younger Than Springtime” A daisy trellis, a basket of flowers and an old-fashioned swing characterized this year’s “Younger Than Spring- time” prom. Donned in their formal attire, juniors and seniors relaxed as servers in pinafores and shorts waited on them. The Checkmates provided some lively music but did not fail to play those special songs that will remain in the hearts of seniors forever. Sharon Morrissette and Saint Pinckney pose for a color por- trait. Randy Gordon and Carolyn Wolfe and Ann Talbott and Dabney Lewis, participants in the Figure, dance to the theme song, “Young- er Than Springtime” played by the Check- mates. 26

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Students Display Talents at Spring Festival, Concert Gina Cascino appraises the art exhibited in room 101 during the Spring Festival. Majorettes Christy Waters and Marilyn Bates keep in step to the lighthearted tunes. Miss Mary Ann Harrison blends springtime melodies during the choral concert performance Saturday, May 15. Under Mr. Robert Tobias’ direction, the band performs at the concert on April 24.

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Seniors Salute Mrs. Kerr on Class Day With the approach of graduation there followed an increase in senior activities, the first of which was the Senior Banquet held at the Holiday Inn on May 14. There, in accompaniment with the delicious food, giftorians Laura Hiner and Stephen Bowers provided enjoyment as they presented the individual seniors with a memento containing a meaning special to that boy or girl. They also gave each attending teacher a gift significant of the past year. May 31, the Monday before the beginning of exams, was dedicated to the graduating class. In the special Senior Day assembly the girls, dressed in white and carrying red roses, and the boys in coats and ties followed the class officers as they marched into the auditorium. As the program progressed, class president Doug Cruickshanks introduced in turn Bruce Nolte, class historian; Steve Larson, substituting for Linda Brittle, with the Last Will and Testament; Peggy Krause, class poet; and Mike Wes- sells, class prophet. At the end of the assembly, Mrs. Anne Kerr received a gift in appreciation of her work as class sponsor. Bruce Nolte, historian, looks on as Mike Wessels’ Class Prophecy foresees Larry Blackhurst in the Peace Corps teaching Tanganyika natives how to weave Eljo shorts for $2.98. Mrs. Kerr, (ABOVE) Senior Class sponsor, receives her gift from class secretary Susan Boyd. Susan Buch- holz (RIGHT) hands Daliane Brown her rose for Senior Day after having given Barbara Brown and Pat Callis theirs. 27