Huguenot High School - Talon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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During the excitement of ‘“‘yearbook signing night,’’ the ’67 Talon brings forth reminiscent srniles from Brenda Sledd, Nancy Ladd, and Marybeth Aston (ABOVE). ‘‘Hey! What's holding up the wagon train? ’ Jimmy Brazell and David Vardell (LEFT) inquire as the cheerleaders struggle to pull the football players to a victorious game. Wondering if they will ever get to class on time, students fight their way through hectic traffic jams at the beginning of the school year.

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September Brings New Freshmen, Traffic Jams “And then push the third finger down ...’’ Bob Irving (ABOVE) reviews directions for snapping a picture at the Sep- tember assembly program. Determination on his face, Walker Richardson (RIGHT) enters the aduitorium for the Orientation Day program, as Roger Modjeski hands him a map of the school. Halls surged with the noise of 1580 students attempting to locate their homerooms as Huguenot moved into the routine of a new term. Meeting her classmates for the first time was Ana Maria Linchenco, the Argentinean foreign exchange student. Opening day activity continued that evening as students crowded the cafeteria to pick up their 1967 Talons. Classes resumed, andclubs began planning the year’s ac- tivities. Later in the month, freshmen and juniors became involved in SCAT and STEP tests.

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Anticipating an enjoyable performance of The School for Wives at the Virginia Museum Theater, Lynne Wilson, Holly Webb, and Steph- anie Schramm (ABOVE) search for a bus with three empty seats. 10 Delighting the student body at the October assembly, Mary Kinser, Su- san Tymosko, and Kathy King (ABOVE) accompanied by the Boleros, perform their rendition of ‘‘Cherish’’. Earlier during the assembly, Fred Woodlief (BELOW), president of Quill and Screll, installs new members. Holly Shaperjahn, Beverly Browder, Jimmy Miller, Bruce Miller and Bill Irvin.