Huguenot High School - Talon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Unaware of Mary Moody's cries for help in ‘‘Not Enough Rope’, Joan Howell (ABOVE), a hypochondriacal old woman, screams at Bob Hud- son to let her die a quiet and peaceful death. In ‘‘Of Poems, Youth and Spring’’, Jay Klingel as Toby and Lynne Wilson as Susan (BELOW) declare their undying love as voices Sarah Skipper, Jo Billings, and Roger Griffin provide background comments. (RIGHT) ‘‘Who pushed Mrs. Wingfield?’ wonders Sherry Lyford, Jon Apgar, Hal Hughey, Dee- Dee Edwards, and Roger Griffin, as Joanne Darby, ‘‘The Patient’, aids in solving the mystery. Upperclassmen Present Four One-Act Plays Surrounded by humorous caricatures of faculty mem- bers, students danced to the music of King Edward and the BD’s at the March 16 Publications’ Dance, ‘‘A Thou- sand Clowns.’ The evening came to a climax as the edi- tors of Talon, Listen, and Le Journal announced their new Staffs. Upperclassmen explored new fields of drama in their production of four one-acts for the Junior-Senior Play on April 19-20. The program included a romance, ‘‘Of Poems, Youth, and Spring,’’ a mystery, ‘‘The Patient,” and a drama, ‘‘The Dance Below.’’ The additional play, ‘“‘Not Enough Rope,” a farce about suicide, completed an evening of entertainment.

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Mr. Carl Cimino (ABOVE LEFT), Probation Officer of the Chesterfield County Police Depart- ment, impresses upon students the dangers of trespassing on Riverside Drive. As Bill Irvin (ABOVE) prepares to announce the Le Journal staff at the Publications Dance, students crowd closer in anxious anticipation. (BELOW) Balloons and more balloons gayly shower into eager hands as the throng scrambles for a dance souvenir.

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Prom Theme Depicts Age Of Chivalry Sophomore servers (ABOVE), dressed as pages and ladies-in-wait- ing, greet Juniors Beverly Hostler and Glenn Moorer as they cross through an archway into a medieval garden. Furiously working to complete the ceiling for the Prom, juniors Glenn Moorer, Lynda Somers, Nancy Richey, Courtney Bucher, and Bitsie Pollack (RIGHT) dislike the intrusion of the unwelcome — senior photographer. 24 Medieval pages, a moat and drawbridge, and granite castles imaginatively carried out the theme of the Junior- Senior Prom, ‘“‘When Knights Were Bold,’’ on April 27. A sudden rainstorm did not dim the enthusiasm of stu- dents as they entered the gym to enjoy the music of Creeper and the Vidells. After the introduction of Senior Superlatives and class officers, participants in the figure formed a shield and royal crown. SR a tam