Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Pam Tunstall Lisa Turkett Wayne Tyler Donald Unmussig Lynn Vacca Mark Vardell Charles Via Michael Vincent Doug Wakefield Lisa Walek Holly Walls Steve Walton Evelyn Ward Page Ware Phil Warner Bill Waskey Kim Waters Bill Watson Laura Watts Tammy Wellman Kim Wells Diana Wheeler Gina White Linda White Moray Whitehead Janet Wiglesworth Jay Wiles Walt Williams Horace Williamson Lauren Willis Terri Willoughby Diane Wilson Landis Wintermute Bruce Womack Linda Woody Beth Wright Jackie Wright Kathy Yancey Bonnie Yates Dori York Lisa Zeb Juniors 113

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Challenge Met Preparations for Monacan’s first Senior Prom started long before seniors seriously be- gan worrying about the event. The problem of keeping the plans and preparations secret from the seniors officially be- gan when the juniors met to create a theme for the dance. After many discussions, the theme of ‘‘Sailing’’ was decid- ed on, and the construction began. McDonalds must have ap- preciated the business of the juniors who only stopped working for lunch, dinner, and to refill on supplies. After the basic stage and Paint one, two, three. Truta Geswick and Michelle Kline help paint the sce- nery for the prom. sets were finished the fun part began. Painting, arranging ta- bles, and even fitting the 14’ sailboat through the doors of the school all added to the fun of the event. Even though the live tropical birds did not work out, the excitement of the event kept everyone in sus- pense. The plants, bridges, sce- nery, and even the disco mir- ror ball in the center of the dance floor added to the chal- lenge of the Junior Class. Next year’s junior class will have a difficult time preparing a prom that will be bigger, bet- ter, and more exotic. Helping hand. Doing one of many preparations for the prom, Andrew Crank screws in a light bulb. 112 Juniors

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oOomVDvosortuvoOwN Getting over For many sophomore stu- dents it was a very comfort- able year. They had gotten over the anxiety of a new school and making new friends, and were more at ease in their role as high school students. They also found it to be a very active year as they be- came totally involved in high school experiences. The sophomores’ efforts were clearly seen as they excelled in both sports and club events. One of the highpoints of the sophomore’s year was the completion of their behind- 114 Sophomores The anxieties Taking a break. In the lower class dining hall, Sophomores can be found taking a lunch break after four long classes. the-wheel driver’s training. This day was viewed with both anxiety and anticipation. After the student passed driver’s education and behind-the- wheel, it was not long until he received his license; possibly the most exciting occurance of the entire year. The excitement and satis- faction of the sophomore year will long be remembered by all. Andy Adams David Adams Sherry Adams Kim Agger Shireen Aghdami Chris Allanson Kim Alley Paul Almany N a F Bobby Alridge Lori Altice Shirl Alvis Rod Ampungan Dorothy Anderson Kimmy Anderson Rob Anderson Stan Anderson Stephanie Anderson Morgan Andress Cindi Artabazon Chris Atkinson Alexis Auberjonios Nicole Auberjonios Kevin Badgett Christy Baird Martha Baker Rich Baldwin Ken Baranowski Charles Barden Theresa Barnaby Robert Bass Roger Bates