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

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Members of the Tidewater Challenge team, Amanda Smith, Wes Russell, Brian Bevins, and Aaron Grosbach, pause for a commercial during their competition at the WHRO studio. By combining their knowledge, the team defeated Norfolk Catholic with a score of 790 to 530. With an art crafted skate-park consisting of one half pipe and two trick ramps, Scott Gordon with observers Wes Allen, Eric Wynn, Joe White, Lee Hartzheim, and Sean Linkous, performs a routine. He uses a small board Cabout two inches longj and his fingers to execute the stunts. l if 4 Opening

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Good times are shared by Jennifer Nash and Jared Cunf ningham outside during the ten-minute break . For many, the short break between second and third periods is a time to relax from the mental pressure of classes, . l I wwf-1 ,fab K. K . Karen Ghebe Mary Anne Corletr -., - ww-X-,,,,. rr rein,-f ' 5 r X t X my . if in V3 . if t ' x' w r: 1, W r - .r ' 2 In W-use Karen Qliebe Pain is the only thing Susan Buch feels as she holds ice to her ear. She grimaces from a hit by a hockey ball at an early morning practice. Not really pregnant, Miss Becky Wilcox participates in twin day during Spirit Week, She is imitating her fellow teacher, Mrs. Annou Kitchen, who was expecting. xxgk y l . Z 52 f i ,, Extra time at the end of third period gives Stephen McLeod and Terece Coppersmith time to look through a Road and Track magazine. They admire the slick new build of the stylish 1988 Ferrari. Opening 3

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Drum major Jack Breitbeil conducts the marching band Style and perfection allow gymnasts to perform difficult during the Homecoming half time presentation The band moves On the balance beam Lynnel Beauchesne prac- Elements of CONTINUED At the completion of their term Monarchs' emotions range from the pride that comes with com- pleting a step in the process of self-development to the sorrow of leaving what has been consid- ered 'lhome for many years. Graduates carry the name of Menchville High School into their college career or place of employment. When retiring, faculty and staff carry away a sense ofaccomplish- ment, knowing they've helped Menchville become a place recog- nized for its excellence. This pride of place and self follows generations of Monarchs as they step out with style into the world. - Cathy Paul Stepped on by a Monarch, Coach Melanie Haas watches her J.V, field hockey team with player Kelly McMaster. The team was coached to victory against Lafayette, 3-O, At the annual homecoming assembly. the football team is introduced with members of the audience cheering loudly. The assembly helps promote enthusiasm and spirit for the game and weekend. Opening 5