Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Behind the Scenes What really goes on behind the scenes at a radio station? Sophomore Linnea Nan knows. She has a first hand view of all the utter confusion twice a week, every week. Lin- nea has been an intern at WRXL-102 since June of 1980. She says she wants a career in radio, either in pro- gramming or promotion. She feels that by volunteering her time at XL’s station she is able to get a better understanding of radio communications. She said, ‘| don’t mind not getting paid, because I|’m getting paid 118 Sophomores Swaying to the Music. Linnea Nan lis- tens to a song while hosting XL’s ama- teur hour. in knowledge and experience. | also get special things like new albums and prime concert seat tickets.”’ Linnea was also a disc jock- ey for XL’s amateur hour which gave her real broad- casting experience. ‘‘The people at XL are great, | learn a lot from them, just by being around them, talking to them, and being their friend.’’ How is that for getting experience? Laurie Koth Greg Lamb Suzanne LaPrade Laura LaRose Lisa Larsh Jennifer Lee Roger Lee Simone Leonard Paul Leonardo William Leslie Jim Levanseller Barry Light John Liu Marty Long Ron Longnecker Herman Loose Teresa Lowery Pat Lunato Krissy Lynch Karen McDonald Billy Magee Robbie Magnuson Robin Major Steve Marino David Markell Trip Marrs Jamie Marsh Craig Marshall Janice Marshall Jennifer Martin Monica Martin Rodney Martin

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David Holcomb Mike Hollins Frankie Holt Cindy Holton Mark Hooker Kris Hughbanks Steve Hostetler Carl Hostetter Mike Hostetter Ralph Hudson Chery! Hurn Michael Hutcheson Ray Hutchison Shelby Irebilcott Jack Jackson Courteney Jenkins Bob Jennings Brenda Johnson Carmen Johnson Joni Johnson Leanne Johnson Leslie Johnson Terence Johnson Barbara Jones Glenn Jones Lorrie Jones Mark Jones Michael Jones Jay Jones Tom Kettells Susan Kiddy Chris Kolmorgan Talking What is it like to talk without making a sound? Sophomore Kim Agger knows! Kim spent six weeks communi- cating through sign language in the play ‘‘Godspell’’. It all began when Kim was looking through an encyclopedia and saw pic- tures of the different hand signals for sign language; she mastered them quickly. This past September Suzy Sulzbach asked her to help do the sign narration for the musical play ‘‘Godspell’’. Kim agreed, and her afternoons for the next month were fulfilled with learning the concepts of sign language for Miss Conner, a teacher for the hearing impaired at Monacan. Kim enjoyed helping those individ- Talking? Kim Agger and Suzy Sulza- bach use their talent to communicate the message of ‘‘Godspell’’. uals with physical handicaps under- stand “Godspell’’, especially since the entire theme of the play is helping and caring for others. When asked what the hardest part of the play was, Kim replied, ‘‘Spelling out’’ JUDAS IS- CARIOT, | thought I'd never get through it!” Kim’s many other interests include writing for the ‘‘Arrow’’ staff, drama, and working with deaf children, which she hopes to continue through out her life. Just think, someday this talented girl might be another Anne Sullivan! Sophomores Paz

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Susan Martin Peter Mather Tom Matsy Alan Maxey Ricky May Sandy McCracken Beth McEwen Jeff McGee Molly McKinney Missy McLeah Mike McMillian Steven McWhirt Diane Meaker Susan Menke Spylios Miliotis James Miller Buddy Miller David Miller Tripp Mistr Cindy Mitchell Scott Mitchell Ed Monger Pam Monger Dionne Moore Mary Moore Mitzi Moore Doyle Moore Pam Morgan Sherri Morris Wayne Morris Tony Moss Stacey Moss Steve Moss Bill Mulvihill Jane Muncie Maria Murphy Tim Murphy Carol Murray Jenna Myer Linnea Nan Kraig Negaard Judson Nierle Scott Norford Eddie Northem Jerri Norton Jimmy Parks Bernadette Pasley Honor Patch Vickie Patton Karen Peachee Terri Peasley Alan Perrow Alonzo Perry Tammy Perry Chris Philebaum Joan Phipps Brad Pinover Kenny Pledger David Pond Connie Powell Scott Powell Brooke Pulley Nan Purcell Maria Quesenberry Sandra Quigg Elizabeth Rader Crystal Rainey Miles Redding Matt Reynolds Jeff Rhodes James Richards Ann Richeson Sophomores 119