Manchester High School - Memoir Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Listening intently, Mrs. Jan Nuckols’ first period ready to begin the new day. Academics

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Friends to the end. Hatless Seniors bid their fare- wells before departing Lancer Stadium. Class Valedictorian. Speaking of the beach meta- Soon to Be. John Eastep, accompanied by Heath phorically, Tim Turner addresses the class on the im- Mitchell on the piano, performs his original composi- portance of friendships. tion. CHESTERFIELD COUNTY LIBRARY VIRGINIA Graduation 2]

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Good Vibrations Academics Pursuing Excellence Reeder what s that? The first week language classes provided a glimpse into of school quickly answered this question the culture of other countries through for- for many students; with it came the realiza- eign food tasting days. Students participat- tion that academics is the real reason for ed in a mock trial in the practical law class school. The continued dedication to aca. and government students journeyed demic excellence was evident. Many new downtown to catch the General Assembly teachers were hired to cope with the grow- in action. ing size of the student body. Teachers Science classes offered hands-on exper- demonstrated their dedication to educa- ience through laboratory work. Biology tion through their participation in Project students were visited by the Snake Man.” TEE. More school time was allotted to actu- The new AP Chemistry class provided a al classes as pep rallies became a Lee! of challenge to many seniors. The Math De- ‘the past. partment continued the incorporation of This pursuit of See did notmean Computers in the curriculum. ‘a monotonous school day. English classes — This overall dedication to academics provided active participation as students created an atmosphere of Good Vibra- acted out scenes from literature. Foreign tions. Academics 23