Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Suzanne B. Kelly: English 9: Sponsor: National Honor Society Loye D. Kittle: English 12 Frances V. Koehler: Special Education; Special Education De- partment — Chairperson Gene P. Kotulka: World Geography; Coach: J.V. Girls’ Basket- ball, J.V. Boys’ Basketball Hilda M. Kuhl: Office Practice, Office Services ll, Typing |, COE; Sponsor: FBLA Beverly C. Lacy: World History 9, 10, AP European History Barbara G. Lewis: U.S. Virginia Government, World Geogra- phy Kathy Boult Lewis: English 10, 11 Kitty H. Lewis: Spanish I, Il; Sponsor: J.V. Cheerleaders, Span- ish Club. Laurunatta B. Lewis: Algebra |, Algebra Il — Trig., Sponsor SODA Cindy A. Livesay: Physical Education and Health 10, Adaptive P.E.: Coach: Varsity Girls’ Basketball, Varsity Softball Sponsor FCA Douglas Lockhart: U.S. Virginia History and Government Alexandria R. McGrath: English 11; Sponsor: Monacettes Eleanor E. Meek: Earth Science 9, Biology Ramona B. Miller: Librarian; Sponsor: Junior Class Josephine Moore: French |, Il Faculty 135

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Jodie J. Felice: AP US. Virginia History, German I-III; Sponsor: German Club, German Honor Society Donna D. Gainous: Marketing Distributive Education, Fashion Merchandising l, ll; Co-sponsor; DECA David M. George: Algebra ll, Geometry; Coach: Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball Barbara N. Goehle: Chemistry Principles, AP Chemistry Paul Goldstein: World of Manufacturing and Construction, Power Technology, Communications Technology Dwight Graham: Choral Director, Music Theory William G. Gray: English 9 Sally N. Haas: English 11 Polly N. Holland: Senior Counselor Wayne A. Holstein: Algebra |, AP Calculus, Math Analysis Amelia N. Hopkins: Spanish |, Ill; Sponsor: Spanish Club Ida P. Hudgins: Guidance Coordinator. Jack H. Hutchins, Jr.: Architectural Drafting, Basic Technical Drafting, Engineer Drafting Margaret W. Jefferson: Biology, AP Biology; Science Depart ment Chairperson Howard C. Jones lil: Assistant Principal Sharon R. Julian: Home and Family Living, Home Economics |, Sponsor: FHA 134 Faculty More than meets the eye. The faculty at Monacan oc- cupy a special place in the hearts of all the students. They organize clubs, chaper- one dances, and give their support to all the sports teams. This year the students be- came even more aware of the teachers’ dedication. They were forced to work to the contract to bring their salary problems to the attention of the school board and board of supervisors. Many extra cur- ricular activities were can- celled and their point was cer- tainly made. Whether in the classroom or after school Monacan’s teachers enriched all educa- tional endeavors. Living in style. Making the best of a bad situation, lunch duty, Mr. Broad- dus joins Ms. McGrath and Ms. Sou- thall for a quick lunch

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Sandy Morgan: Learning Disabilities; Sponsor: Pep Club Roberta North: Head Secretary Elizabeth L. Norvell: Reading Skills, Developmental Reading Rosanne Odum: School Secretary and Bookkeeper Shirley P. Pappalardo: U.S. Virginia Government Martha W. Parker: Earth Science 9; Biology Robin M. Parker: Drama I-IV; Theater Productions; Sponsor Thespian Troupe Shirley K. Pittman: Guidance Secretary Mary J. Pendergraft: English 12; AP English; Sponsor: Foren- sics Lynne C. Poulos: Art |, Il, Photography; Sponsor: Photography Club Jill B. Quinley: Biology Lillian W. Raible: English 10, Journalism; Advisor: Arrow 136 Faculty After a long day at work, most teachers have various hobbies or interests that they participate in to help them un- wind. Whether it is singing, jogging, or just relaxing, every teacher needs that private time to relieve the tension, caused by grading papers, preparing lectures, and con- trolling irate students. For relaxation and enjoy- ment, Judy Secor plays golf. Mrs. Secor says that golf is a sport that can be played alone and she enjoys walking on the golf course; she even takes her dog along to keep her company. As for the serious part of the sport, Mrs. Secor is a tough competitor and competes in both the City Women’s Golf Association and in monthly Salisbury Tournaments. The City Women’s Golf As- sociation also competes Rest and relaxation monthly at different clubs in the Richmond area. The wom- en compete in team matches which are on-on-one matches where two women compete exclusively with each other. In the Salisbury Spring Tour- nament, Mrs. Secor tied for the first flight; to break the tie she played her competitor in what golfers call ‘‘sudden death,”’ and became the run- ner-up of the tournament. Although Mrs. Secor plays strictly for her own enjoyment, she has become quite suc- cessful and plans to continue playing. Golf is a relaxing and challenging sport and could become quite popular for Mon- acan’s overworked teachers. Putting away. On the putting course, Mrs. Secor uses patience and con- centration in order to achieve suc- cess.