Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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When the vows Were finally made... “I dol’ “I dol’? When the vows were finally made everyone sighed with relief. The wedding ceremony was completed; now came the best part — the reception. The ceremony was the result of a lot of hard work. The bridal gown had to be bor- rowed, bridesmaids’ dresses had to be rented. The wardrobe had to be complete including the minister’s robe. The auditorium was decorated with bright-colored flowers, spring colored bows and a gold cross stood in front of the stage. Music also had to be provided. Some students played the wedding march on the piano while in another class Men, in the Kitchen? Proving that men are useful in the kitchen. Lance Taylor and Sam Nussman aid Shelly Morgan and Paula Clay. 12 Home and Family Living the bridesmaid’s sang. Food preparations, invitations, and the rehearsal were the most difficult jobs. Each student brought a dish while invita- tions were issued to students during study hall and to teachers during their planning period. All together, insight on the preparation for a wedding and the work entaled in one. Mrs. Julian commented, ‘“‘the wedding ceremonies went so smoothly, one could swear they were real!”’ Breyers? No it’s better thinks Kelly Gwinner as she tastes the homemade peach ice cream. In and out. While designing her own stool, Susan Jennings perfects her weaving techniques.

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Build your Own home Ever thought you would like to design your own house? Well that’s exactly what the students of Mr. Hutchins’ architectur- al drawing class did this year. At the be- ginning of the year they were required to draw up the plans for their original de- signs. This included plans for the floor plan, foundation, electrical system, and plumbing. Once this was all completed everyone began to work on building their models, which proved to be quite a te- dious and time-consuming project. Balsa wood and brick paper helped make the variety of designs, from modern to colo- nial, come alive. Some students used re- alistic-looking gravel for driveways, grass paper for lawns, and miniature shrubbery and trees. After much hard work the finished product makes all their effort worth while. Architecture can offer students the op- portunity for many careers in the field of drawing including engineering, architec- ture, and technical drawing. Just think these students of today could be design- ing the houses and machines of tomor- row. EA Smee cad ce AY he er es) Hit it on the head. While concentrating on his wood model, stewart Gray precisely hammers the wood together. - vy iw I” eo” a - — Cutit out. All the pieces need to be cut and shaped It all measures up. During drafting class, Alan Per- to fit the need of whatever the project is. Mike row designs a new model home for the future. Wharan is in the process of doing just this. Architectural Drawing Auto Shop Woodworking 11

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You may kiss the bride. After being pronounced Finger licking good. While Paula Clay decorates Precision. While decorating an Easter bunny cake, man and wife, Paul Bates seals the vows by kissing her Christmas cake, Becky Tubbs approves of the Michele Kimble concentrates hard on every detail. Lee Ann Brown. icings delicious taste. Home and Family Living 13