Manchester High School - Memoir Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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The morning sun dawns over the James River onto a new decade. Left: Drama Club readies ‘‘The Magic Shop,”’ its first production of 1980. Below: For the class of ‘80, the word graduation is synonymous with beach. work, Members of the class of ‘80 set the example by doing some serious studying. The ’80s Begin Bike oes

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A Decade Ends . Endings, beginnings, opportunities; farewells to the old, hellos to the new. Memories to hold through the next 10 years and more for Manchester Lancers. Many MHS students ran for the arts in 1979. Below: Debbie Creasy and Lynda Taylor await a big game. 1, Monroe Meade, leads the Lancers to another victory in 1979. - ED Wwe wees eS PEE iit i Sa0 a Coach Al Weaver looks on at a regional cross country meet. = Soe: set The Marching Lancers perform at one of their many parades in 1979.

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A Decade The ‘70s gave us moments to cherish, days to remember, years of fulfillment. Manchester Lancers prepared for a new decade and a new life in classrooms, in sports, in clubs. The legacy will last us for many decades to come. The class of 1980, the first of the new decade, shows that there really is Excellence in ‘80! Glen Snow returns the thanks for a job well done as Drum Major of the Marching Lancers for ‘79-’80. Jenny Melton reads tales of decades ago. The ‘70s end with the ‘big band” sound coming back. Right: The ‘70s brought about many drastic changes.