Lloyd Campbell Bird High School - Talon Yearbook (Chesterfield, VA)

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“Nice work,” says Wayne Wawner who crowns Tracey Totty. Administrators leave their offices for no more attractive reason. First runner-up in the Miss L.C. Bird Pag- eant, Jennifer Dyson, flashes her charm- ing smile thankful that it is over. Masters of Ceremony, Fred Tarry and Stacy Contestants Tracey Cesario, Rachel Dur- pate that walk down the aisle and onto the Tatro introduce the contestants for the pageant. ham, Julie Fields, and Jennifer Hall antici- stage. Yes, nervous; No, no one knows. Miss L.C. Bird ’89 4163