Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Vicki Mawyer Sheri Maxey Donna May Gary Mayo Mary McCann Silas McCullough Laurie McDaniel Kathy McGinnis Barbara Mcintyre Cindy McKinney Stacey McKita Kara McNeice Michele Meek Tori Melendy David Mellinger Terry Menefee Dickie Mensing Lauria Miles There are many talented in- dividuals in the school. Wheth- er it be music or art, sports or academics, everyone has his own skill. Tadd Bartley is an example of a true musician at Monacan. He likes all kinds of music, from classical to jazz to punk, and says he listens to them all. Last year Tadd took Music Theory, a class offered at school, to learn more about the basics of writing, music history, and music apprecia- tion, and to help him in his own writing. Tadd is taking jazz gui- Filling the Charts Tinkling the ivories Tadd practices diligently to improve his piano playing. tar lessons and is teaching himself to play the piano to de- velop his musical prowess and increase his chances for be- coming a member of a profes- sional band this summer. Tadd says he wants to go to college in order to have some- thing to fall back on, but with his ability, chances are that one day Tadd’s music will be filling the charts. Juniors 107

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Jenny Jones Mary Jones Pam Jordan Dane Jorgensen Jeff Karch Lorraine Kauffman Bill Keeling Steve Kennedy Heather Kernich Juggi Khandelwal Kimberly Kickler Greg Kieper Amy Kirkham Donna Kirkham Jeff Kirton Michelle Kline Steve Klosky Kathy Koberowski David Langston Kevin Lanham Lee Latham Terri Lee Al Leiser Lynn Levanseller John Lewry Mary Link Kevin Lipscomb Tracy Lombardo Richie Longanecker Bruce Lucord Mike Lynch Jose Madalengoitia Denise Magnum Russell Mann Brad Manning Bubba Martin Lee Anne Martin Scott Martin Brad Marwitz Jeanne Mashburn Matt Mason Marc Mathews 106 Juniors

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Just about everyone has a hobby with which to occupy their spare time. For some stu- dents it’s music, art, or sports, but for Eileen George it is Law Enforcement. Eileen has been active in the class, sponsored by Scouts of America, for three years. Twenty students from Chesterfield are involved in the class and attend lectures on self-defense, laws and reg- ulations of individuals, and equipment used by the police department. Outside the lecture room the students get active exper- ience directing traffic, and ac- companying local police on their patrols. The students as- 108 Juniors Out to get you. Eileen George demon- strates her ability with a nightstick that she learned through the police department. sist the officers with routine calls and learn the dispatch and communications systems of the police department. Ei- leen has also practiced taking fingerprints, using hand guns, and learning to handle a night- stick. Eileen plans to base her ca- reer on law enforcement and hopes to become a county po- lice officer. Whether she turns her pastime to a profession is yet to be decided, but Eileen’s hobby is both interesting and unusual. Donna Miller John Miller Nadine Miller Keith Minnick Jennifer Mizelle Barry Moore Nancy Moran Curt Morgan Sheri Morgan Peter Morrison Lyne Neathawk Mark Nebolsky Debbi Nelson Steve Nielson Caroline Nixon Tim O'Brien Cynthia Oliver Kevin Oliver