Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Packed full Cruising down Highway 81 on a hot, July Monday, the Honor Guard and Color Guard members headed to Ferrum Col- lege for a week’s worth of classes at the Mid-Atlantic Band Front Camp. Cars in the caravan were packed full with flag poles, rifles, suitcases, and enthusiastic girls. Each girl hoped to master her skill at this camp in just one week. Fortunately, the camp had designed a schedule which combined fun and activi- ties along with the practices. Even though they practiced approximately ten hours a | hope we win. In competition at City Stadium, Car- lee Chambers, Kim Jones, and Christie Baird give it their best shot. Honor Guard: Gloria Humphreys, Debbie Hayes, Ai- mee Gautney, Hillary Armstrong (captain), Melody Ridgeway. 158 Color Guard with flags ang rifles day in the hot July sun, the girls still had enough energy to boogie down at a dance, watch or participate in a talent show, watch a play, and just have a good time in their free hours. On Friday, the last day at the camp, everyone performed their newly-learned | routines, and awards were then given. flag twirler. Kim jones won an award for ‘outstanding Yes, indeed, “everyone learned Lae skills as well as experiencing the process i i a as 8 Ni ahs etait Bo

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Cross Country Boys B” Team 415 St. Christophers 50 Chiefs i Varsity Boys Opp. 21 Douglas Freeman = 39. 1 Douglas Freeman 41 19 St. Christophers = = 44 15 Petersburg 50 Wie Prince George 45 GW. Trinity - 50 45 Dinwiddie 49 ee 15 7 Hopewell aa 48 Overall Record 18 Marshall-Walken 7 Al 4—0 Overall Record 5 Championship Meet Report Meet Boys Girls Boys ‘‘B”’ George Mason First Second First Varsity Girls 47 Douglas Freeman a Univ. of Virginia Second Seventh First (06 = SE Cathannes age William Mary First — Fourth First Ao Prince George Ah Georgetown Prep Second Fourth First AB Dinwiddie as Central District First First. Top 9 16 Trinty as Central Regional First First Top § VHSL State AAA First Seventh None Marshall-Walker es 39 Overall Record 6—0O Cross Country 157

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10k G new CEE men CURRED MEER MRS ERT Oe | ee j were. poh bap hen ty Ae SS Soe Se Meh: meee Ape eR ete s ae ba] seneenl : ea | si ca eensiees nein eamniee 8 ot Color Guard: Barbi Boss (manager), Dori York, Amy McGonigle, Kim Hirsh, Carlee Chambers, Christie Baird, Kim Jones, Becky Hirsh (co-captain), Janet Wiglesworth (cap- tain), Leslie Roberson, Monique Garling, Ter- ry Bradley, Debbi Nelson, Susan Brundige, Pam Tunstall. Flags in the Breeze Monacan colors wave in the breeze as Terry Bradley and Monique Garling practice diligently. Mark time — March Total concentration is demanded of the honor guard as they prac- tice a drill to perfection for halftime activities. All smiles While passing for review, the honor guard circles the track while riding in the Harvest Parade. Taping it up Taking time out from endless practice, Honor Guard’s Hillary Armstrong and Melody Ridgeway tape up their damaged rifle. Honor Guard 159