Menchville High School - Crown Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

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Solid foundations keep the organization intact. This sixteen year-old high school continues to stress excellence in academics, athletics, an Menchville 1986 High School THE 275 CROWN Menchville VOLUME 416 Road Newport News, VA 23602 Introduction 3

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Introduction LIFE ACTION QUEST Index Conclusion 1986 CROWN STAFF Eric Holloway Luther Jenkins Missy Martin Kent Marcuson Carol Matthews Nancy Bollinger Scott Mewborn Steffen Brocks kitty Murphey Mark Bittner Pam Harrelson Sara Mouring Colleen Myers Minay Blackwell Angie Cave Mike Esber Stephanie Foster Joan Harwood Brian Holland Chris Jones Susie Roe kitty Talbot Mr. Don Roberts 2 Introduction CONTENTS Ponderance, laughter, and practice mark Sharon Owens, Coaches Richard Pitts and Don Molien- hauer, and LeElyn Raper and Kevin Pauley. 128-173 174-233 234-251 252-256 Editor Managing Editor Copy Editor Graphics and Layout Editor Photography Editor Headline Captions Eaitor People Editor Life Editor Life Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor Activities Editor Activities Editor Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer Aavisor

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parking lot. Blaine McKinney cleans his S before leaving school. Snow! School closings follow the accumulation of the fluffy white stuff. Though a pretty sight, the snow makes driving hazardous even in the : ae orci ap : = . a Work in the courtyard aid not halt the functionings at Menchville as all sectors of the school continued in their efforts and ailigence. Studies constantly were a large part of students’ lives, which were complemented by involvement in athletics and activities. Each of these major aspects of Monarch life contributed to the excellence so common to the school. These qualities propelled Menchville forward, maintaining a standard of excellence unequaled in the region. This high set of standards enabled everyone to have the opportunity to strive for his hopes, areams, and desires. In this way, each and every student continued to grow, to mold his future from beginning to end. Continued page 6 4 Introduction Q MAELO MANE ALAMEDA: EY ERS IIe yj “ a mammal i — HARWOOD Construction work creates defours for students. Unable to cut across the courtyard, many were tardy to class prompting the aaministration to extend class change time to six minutes compared to the usual five.