Manchester High School - Memoir Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Before leaving for the dance, Laura Bilyeu and Lito Chavez smile for a picture. Escorted by Lancer Todd Weaver, mascots Jessica Wilder and Shaun May carry the queen’s apparel. Enjoying friends, David Ferguson and Stacy Osborne soak up the night’s excitement. Leading a cheer, senior princesses show their spirit. 10 Homecoming

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Once Upon A Time Homecoming, the first big event of the school year, was suspenseful and exciting. Before the football game against the Mea- | dowbrook Monarchs, floats were paraded and judged for spirit and originality. The Sen- | iors took the win for their float ‘‘Luke Skywalker vs. Darth Monarch.” The Latin Club's float won first place in the club divi- sion. At halftime the senior princesses proceed- ed to take their places on the field. Keri Har- grave, the former queen, built suspense by walking behind each princess before crown- ing her successor. After several minutes of this, she crowned Amy Carroll as the new Homecoming Queen. Although the Lancers were defeated by the Monarchs 21-9, they played one of the best defensive games of the season. During the course of the game, three Lancer touch- downs were cancelled due to penalties. Lanc- er’s spirit won this game. The following night the Homecoming dance was held. The theme “‘Once Upon A Time’’ Made the night seem like a fairy-tale. Pastel balloons hanging from the ceiling and floating on the walls created a pleasant atmo- sphere. Musical entertainment was supplied by the band ‘First Class.” Lancers made many memories. S.C.A. Officer Todd Early said, ‘It was a lot of hand work, but the S.C.A.'s efforts really paid off. It was a terrific weekend!” Dancing under the balloons, Amy Carroll and Tom- my Campbell enjoy the evening. Homecoming 11