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

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Leader of the band, Mr. David Anson conducts from | the newly constructed platform. It was built to give the director a better view of the band’s formations, allowing him better choreographing possibilities. | { { Pride and precision are evident in the Air Force Junior ROTC as they march. The team rose early to meet and practice before marching down Mercury Blvd. in the City of Hampton Christmas Parade. — I aeeaital 4 € és ». EN aE . ae ee A Ye Mike Walker Kitty Talbot Moments of relaxation are few for Jodie Daniel as he plays goalie for his physical education field hockey team. The classes played other sports including soccer, tennis, basketball, and tag football. Kitty Talbot 6 Opening

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ae : Photographic choices had to be made by yearbook photographers. Lee Coker had to make sure that each layout had an clear, dominant picture so the book would “ be enjoyable as well as thorough. ‘“‘How Rude!’’ exclaims Mrs. Page Roberts. Her humor and enthusiasm helped break the monotony of learnir for many eleventh grade students to whom she showed the comedy of both people and everyday life. PAN RESIS ttn ROA pl Kitty Talbot endy Huebner Mary Anne Corlett Mike Walker Preparations for the Homecoming assembly included making banners displaying the theme, ‘Moments to Re- member.”’ Carrie Thompson helped create the banners and backdrops for the Homecoming Court. With the addition of a new wing, changing classes was less of a problem; traffic problems were alleviated by the added space. Students were also provided with a well deserved break between second and third period. Opening 5

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can stressed, ‘There is a wide scope of human tal- ents at Menchville. But no matter how differ- ent each person is, the goal is always excellence.” Proof of the dec- laration that Menchville was a choice school was displayed every- where. Mike Man- gosing noted, “You can’t overlook the awards that Mench- ville has won. Be- sides the school winning national awards it- self, we have people who have been recognized for their talents and accom- plishments. The mere size ‘‘Folding the flag is taking care of the nation ... ’’ At the end of the day, AFIROTC members take down the American flag and flag of Virginia which are displayed in front of the school. of Menchville’s trophy case shows what we’ve done in athletics.” It’s clear to see that Menchville is the best all around. Menchville has a strong academic program, a variety of activities, and ath- Change of scenery motivates Kevin Reichert and John Taylor to be aware of their surroundings. Mr. Ron Whi- tenack found that Beginning Composition students were willing to learn in the open air. letics that encourage partic- ipation and good sports- manship. These qualities make Menchville the prize in the search for the high school that offers the most opportuni- ties to develop lead- ership qualities, build character, learn about a wide variety of subjects, make friends, and, of course, have fun. What more could a student want from a school? Discover Menchville it’s a smart move! — Mike Walker and Leah Parks — Cathy Paul Mary Anne Corlett Opening 7