Huguenot High School - Talon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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aanea! a4 Anticipating several days of snow vacation Dana Richardson, Mary Crowder, Jeanette Atkinson, and Marty Vaughn (ABOVE) eagerly wait for their buses in the chilly wetness. At the SCA leadership conference on February 10, Dr. Fred Dixon (RIGHT), retired principal of John Mar- shall, speaks on the qualities and responsibilities of a leader. Mr. Gerrell Sober, visiting SCA advisor, Bob Spencer, and Tommy Rodger- son listen attentively. Students Welcome Two Days Of Snow Vacation While schools were closed for two days as the result of an ice storm on January 9, students used time dur- ing the unexpected vacation to cram for approaching ex- ams. Last minute reviews of texts and old test papers were common sights during the week of January 16-18. A three day weekend soon restored the spirits of the students, however, and moved them into the new semester.

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18 Lining up for instant energy, hungry students (ABOVE) enjoy Listen’s new early morning breakfast cafe. Steve Jones and Jay Klingel (LEFT) try the ‘‘Beat the Many Uses’’ game as they clean the metal window supports in the freshman hall. ‘‘Are they studying physics, too?”’ won- ders David Bates (BELOW) as he prepares for mid-semester examinations.

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In the one-act play, ‘‘The Dance Below,” Roger Griffin (ABOVE) as Paul Knox, greets his wife, Agnes, portrayed by Lynn Keeton, as she arrives in hell. Panamanian teacher, Mr. Alfredo Valdés (RIGHT), de- scribes teenage dating customs in his own country to Miss Lipford’s fourth period Spanish class. As other students dance dreamily at the Hi-Y—Sr. Y-Teens dance, Denise Morrissett (BELOW) anxiously search- es for her partner. 20 One-—Act Play Features Cast Of Three Black top hats lined the gym on February 17, for the Hi-Y—Sr. Y-Teens Dance, ‘‘Do You Believe in Magic?” After the first dance of the year, students were faced with the dilemma of choosing new SCA officers. During the week of February 19, campaign posters and speech- es informed students of the candidates’ qualifications for office. Patrons of the French Club play, La Farce du Maitre Pathelin, spent the evening of February 21 enjoying the rapid dialogue of Moliere’s 17th century comedy. Leads Artie MacCord and Joan Howell re-enacted the plight of a crafty merchant beseiged by his own tricks.