Manchester High School - Memoir Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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DRAMA STUDENT, SOPHOMORE Steve Quisenberry, tries to stump his fellow students in a class game of charades. “HOT-DOGGING IT UP” are Juniors Eric Owens and David Taylor as they attempt to learn their cheers for the powderpuff pep rally. SENIORS MARTIN BAXTER and Cammie Crider find telling jokes between classes adds life and refreshment to an ordinary day at Manchester. — - ra ART CLASSES AT Manchester provide not only learning, but also enjoyment for stu- dents David Crank and Jimmy Fisher. Opening Pages 5

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sS = ABOVE: SENIOR TERESA ALLMAN spruces up the Lancer Life meant more than scheduled events during the year. Many words de- scribed the feeling we called Lancer Life . . . “Fun, plenty of good times, and LLOP.” Richard Collier “... school spirit, friends, and memories of great times.” Susan Austin “Messing around, partying, and lots of laughs.”” In one word Lancer Life was... Us. scoreboard in Lancer stadium with a fresh paint job. MIDDLE: “DANCING IN THE Moonlight’ is the 1976 Homecoming Queen, Sonia Collier, and her escort, John Dietrich. RIGHT: “GREAT DAY YOU be hurting my nappy head,” complains Scott Whitney as he prepares for the powderpuff game. LEFT: LEADING THE CHANT of a well-known cheer “Yeah oh Yeah” at ahome fall basketball game is Mike Foley.