Manchester High School - Memoir Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Junior Powder Puff cheerleaders show their stuff. In a heated battle the Junior class fights its “monarch.”

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showing Our LANCER LIFE ach class that comes to L. Manchester is special in its own way. A certain spirit, or style, sets it apart from the rest. The four classes of the '88-’89 school year are no exception. Lancer sp irit prevailed and achieved our first string of in-school pep-rallies. This aspiring tradition was met by 6 LANCER LIFE Powder Puff’s ever-present one; once again, Seniors were victorious. Shortly after, Greg Mahan and Kristen Man- cini were crowned Homecoming King and Queen. For One Shining Moment was the theme to Prom, which was held downtown in the Richmond Cen- ter. The arrival of the S. C. A. and Senior assemblies, while recognizing the achievements of outstanding Lancers, covered the school with a sense of finality. Graduation aroused many memo- ries, while friends and family gathered to show Seniors the door to the future. When the next class arrives, they will see the marks left behind as we have all grown to show our true colors. Todd McCarthy and Beth Cabral prepare to crown the new Homecoming King and Queen. Drama Club shows the spirit of Our Town.

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The cast of Our Town displays their new old style. Mrs. Howard's fifth period class combined their talents to reinvent the chimney. Seniors in family living practice for the real thing. Susan Bennett and Zachriac Issa: dressing with an offbeat flavor. 8 LANCER LIFE Bracelets, bracelets and more bracelets. Stacy Jude uses accessories to make a statement. Sophomores show off their Santa hats.