Manchester High School - Memoir Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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All Hail The Queen The big question of the night, who would become the Homecoming Queen, was ad- lressed during half-time. One by one the nderclass princesses walked out onto the eld. They stood patiently waiting, like the ctators, for the senior princesses to be B the field. rted out ont Kay Hargrave, Jeanne Horne, Robin Fai- n, Roxanne Jessup, and Martha Ren- lds were next escorted by their fathers. Atter being introduced, they stood silently is the tension of the crowning grew. All eyes were on Sue Davis, last year's Queen, who was about to crown the new Queen. Atter walking behind each ot the senior jirls, to build up the suspense, she wned her successor: Kay Hargrave. ould tell that Kay was going to win. She leserved the honor. | was just glad have been chosen as a princess, re- narked Jeanne Horne. As tor Kay Har- rave, she said, '] was totally shocked! The mt eally made my senior year special next night Kay Hargrave was honored lomecoming dance where the other danced in her honor. The 1, Casper, helped to make the evening r everyone attending the dance. yether with the previous nights’ victory, tne Gance was a SUCCESS. Homecoming Queen Kay Hargrave is congratu- I alah y I]v Lanny, Vanda JOY In their Sunday best. Students slow dance to the