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

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Coach Richard Pitts helps a student locate his bus. Coach Pitts’ position as bus coordinator Is one of the ideas Dr. John Kilpatrick has introduced since taking the principalship. Sophomore Colleen Smith patiently advertises a sophomore class car wash on the busy corner between Warwick and Boxley Boulevards. Car washes are one way clubs and classes can increase their treasuries for upcoming expenses. y ’ i Allison Creech Sophomore Kimberly Davis proudly displays her homecoming carnation. Carnation and mum sales have proven to be a success- ful fundraiser for the National Honor Society. Becky Fox 4 Opening

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e |Cathy Paul Jerry Lancaster devotes his attention to his instrument. He says, “Playing the tuba is difficult enough, but when the marching begins it’s really a challenge.” Time in class after instructions provides Marcal McLaurin an oppor- tunity to do homework early and have more free time later. Carthy Poul Beautiful sunsets are an almost daily occurrence. Todd Filer and Meredith Flax take advantage of the scenery by enjoying its colors and spending time with each other. Opening 3

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A difference can also be seen in the times. In our search for self-discovery, our IT generation has adopted the past and made it our own. This can be seen in pastimes such as skateboarding and surf- ing, designs of tie-dye and peace sym- bols, and even revivals of musical classics like “Louie, Louie’’ and the songs of the Carhy Paul eeling the Difference Beatles. Thus, even though we seem ro be echoing the past, we have modern- ized it, making it reflect our present ideas and philosophy. Today we realize thar it is the little differences which seem to matter the most. When a student or member of the faculty takes the time fo listen, support, Discovering a different way to practice his violin, freshman Stephen Levine uses one of the lockers on the band hall as a music stand. “| enjoy finding orginial ways to display my musical talent,”” he says. Laboratory exercises in chemistry are one way to gain field experience. Junior Su Yu strives to be exact in her measure- ments, ensuring a good grade. and advise, his input makes everything seem that much better. This strong rap- port berween students and faculry helps each to grow, and that growth is shown iN our excellence. Through communica- tion, the Monarchs use each day fo its advantage in making us A Little Bir Differ- ent. Allison Creech Resting after the ride, seniors Dan Mackay and Byron Weare take advantage of a bench after bicycling to Menchville. To many, riding a bicycle is viewed not only as fun, but as transportation as well. Opening 5