Manchester High School - Memoir Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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aa Charging In New Directions Another project, the Parent-Teach- er-Student Association was founded in order to improve school communi- cations and buy needed educational equipment. In January, one of the larg- est snowstorms to ever hit the Rich- mond area closed schools for six days. With the first snowstorms and thunderstorms came leaking patches in the roof. Trash cans littered the halls until spring. During spring break, the choral groups went to Florida for an international competition. Prom was held at the John Marshall and ushered in the new style now associ- ated with Manchester. We were faced with finding new traditions and salvaging the old ones. We came from . several schools into an older school revived with new life. Together, united = asahome, we were charging in new directions . bal : yam os | Ca Keepapoditing ging Contents ODeNINGR: ote eee ee es WancemlitCie =.42 0.0 ecceeee Opening 5

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The Marching Lancers perform at Homecoming. Trevor Richardson plays the saxaphone in the band’s winter uniform. The candidate of our choice. Mrs. Easton and Jack Brannelly prepared a bulletin board for the upcoming gubernatorial election. Better late than never! The field hockey team emerges with a winning streak at the end of the season. Married tonight, single tomorrow. Steve Melton and Jennifer Brandt promote the play, ‘‘l Do! | Do!” at Homecoming. o RS ne Seer Mc 7S Split personality. Antwaun Thompson and Steve Melton provide en- couragement for the Senior girls during Powderpuff. On the run again. David Neeley sprints past his opponents during a regional cross country meet at Pocahantas. 4 Opening

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6 Lancer Life