Manchester High School - Memoir Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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eS | LOL LLL OLN % ANOTHER YEAR OF school does not only mean back to dusty books and unsharpened pencils as shown by the Varsity Monogram Club, but also hard work sprucing up the scoreboard for the upcoming football season. Beginning Again Those first days were always a little uneasy, sometimes unusual—but new friendships were made and old ones strengthened. First days were . “.. like amaze without a way out.” Carolyn Lilley “It was good to see old friends, but I missed last year’s Seniors.”’ Jan Zentmeyer . very strange. | was very mixed up about where to goand who my ZA BEGINNING ANOTHER YEAR leads to a new sports season and more pep rallies, as the new Senior class shows their spirit. friends were.” Sonya Creech “. . like the first days last year.” - ' Chris Grey FREE ACTIVITIES PERIOD is one of the privileges seniors enjoy along “They were filled with a renewal of with the responsibilities-of being the top class. old friendships.” Kathy Rudolph First Days 9

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A summer gone by, made conversation a collage of new memories, and of predictions for the new year Smiles of friends not seen since June made the idea of coming back sound not half as bad— Words were written to assure past times would be remembered— days at the beach and hours in last year’s classrooms But other things that were hard to say AFTER THE LONG summer months, became even harder friends gather to talk of times past to put down on paper. and think about the coming year. : ZB AWé4 Through Thoughts And Words We Express Our Feelings HESITATING A MOMENT from writing, Karen Couch listen s intently while Kim Chinault tells of people she has met and times she has ex- perienced during the summer vacation. SIGNING A SPECIAL message to a friend sometimes requires a great deal of thought as shown here by Paige Walker as she pauses, hoping for just the right words. Bemuix: 8 Signing Party

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TEARS AND RAIN mix together as, at the end of the game, both teams congratulate each other in good spirits. THE SENIOR GIRLS, backed by the cheerleaders, work hard to raise the spirits of the rest of the class at the Powderpuff Pep Rally. THE MANY LONG hours of practice paid off for Juniors and Seniors as they continued to fight hard throughout the game, both determined to win. A ROGUE'S GALLERY of beauties, the Junior ghee tender: and Lanny take a moment from raising class ‘‘spirits’’ to pose for a photograph. FOOTBALL JERSIES AND pigtails were a com- mon sight around the halls of MHS as the night of the game drew near.