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

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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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A PLACE TO DISCOVER conrmweo school’s educational suc- cess. He stated, ‘The main emphasis of Menchville is OnmeGUGallon and everything else is second- ary. The stu- den tsemhnavieurd high expection to succeed here.” Staff aide Billy White agreed, declar- ing, “It’s primar- ily because of our academic excellence and other educational programs that we have become a choice school.”’ Others believe Mench- ville has been named a 4 Opening Kitty Talbot choice school because of its unique blend of people who fill the halls with’ un- paralleled liveliness and achievements. Steve Wilson remarked, ‘‘We’re a choice school because the students make it a choice school. In Above par, the golf team solicits the interest of Coach Don Miner. Although he was tied down as activities director, Mr. Miner found time to sponsor the team, guiding it through a successful season. We’re making bucks!’’ exclaims Kendal Ascher as he counts money for the SCA. Parker Davis, Tracey Hicks, 7 Kristi Wilson, and Maryann Horch were overjoyed at the amount made by the annual Spirit Chain Contest. other schools, it’s ‘cool’ to get bad grades. At Mench- ville, it’s ‘cool’ to get good grades.”” Adding that the students and faculty allow for a refreshing atmosphere, Mrs. Maxine Morgan stated, “The people and what we have to offer is what makes Mench- ville great.” Likewise, Brid- get Lewis noted, “It’s really special how ev- eryone supports everyone else. In anything = thausls done.” Diversity was among the Monarchs; as Ryan Dun- Mike Walker Mike Walker Devoted practice after school gives the flag corps a chance to work out problems in routines. The flag corps Was an important part of halftime shows, giving the ef- fect of synchronized movement.

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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