Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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a ; - . - 4 £ : . ; 5 a 1 1 fi . : Fun, food, games After a friendly game of softball and volleyball, the Alliance Francaise mem- bers munched heartily on the food that they had prepared for the spring picnic at Rockwood Park. The French exchange students’ presence at the picnic was quite a treat. Never having been to a good ole American picnic, the exchange stu- SS RS SI EE eS Up and over. At Rockwood Park the members of the Alliance Francaise participate in a volleyball game during the annual spring picnic. dents found it very enjoyable. Although softball is not played in France, they made a good, yet humorous attempt at playing it. Some of the members tried their hand at a game of volleyball while others just enjoyed the opportunity to so- Cialize with their friends in the club. After the meal, the members of the club pre- sented each of the four exchange stu- dents with a small token to remember our school by a Monacan T-shirt. All together now. To fill the patients with Christmas joy, Courtney Hall, Tracy Cox, Kelley Tilley, and Tori Melendy, along with other Appliance members, car- oled at Johnston-Willis Hospital. French Honor Society: FRONT ROW: David Mar- kell, Debbie Breeden, Kathryn Settle, Lyne Neath- awk, Ellen Fenton, Mike Doucette, Silas McCul- lough; SECOND ROW: Brad Marwitz, Tracy Cox, Kim Kickler (Treasurer), Michelle Ricker, Nancy Ryan, Lisa Barnard, Shireen Aghdami, Roena Upton; BACK ROW: Donna Cunningham (Secretary), Sydna Christopher, Lisa Fisher (Vice-President), Hillary Armstrong, Nancy Moran, Perry Leynes (President), Susan Madalengoitia, Sherelyn Hammett. German Club: FRONT ROW: Robert George, Mi- chelle Rosenburg, Jennifer Lee (Secretary), Jenni- fer Wortman, Tracy Gouldthrope, Jill Pohlig; BACK ROW: Paul Iwashchenko, Judy Urban, Rick Selph, Carey Rowe (President; GHS member), Andy Adams (President; GHS member), Mike Doucette (Vice- President; GHS member), Kathleen Duffy, Mrs. Jo- die Felice (Sponsor), Tom Poley (GHS member). French German 197

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Watch the pin. The carnation, a symbol of accep- tance into the French Honor Society, was pinned on Michelle Ricker by Susan Madalengoitia, a F.H.S. member. Alliance Francaise: FRONT ROW: Kathryn Settle, Jennifer Goodman, Sandy Waldrop, Lisa Barnard, Ellen Fenton, Meg Ford, Donna Cunningham, Shir- een Aghdami, Sharon SHepherd, Lyne Neathawk, Lisa Proakis, Mike Doucette, Trisha Cox, SECOND ROW: Tracy Cox (Co-President), Kim Kickler (Trea- surer), Liane Brundige, Amy Cleary, Kim Camden, Joyce Camden, Diane Wilson, Laurie Koth, Lee Hy- den, Tori Melendy, Beth Sprinkle, Silas McCullough, Nancy Ryan, Annie Hess, David Markell, Mrs. Anne Driscoll (Sponsor); THIRD ROW: Sherelyn Hammett, 196 French German Joy Burkhalter, Michelle Ricker, Laura Beitz, Kelly Standfield, Janice Gauntt, Lisa Fisher, Michelle Hughes (Historian), Susan Madalengoitia, Kim Vas- sey, Hillary Armstrong, Kelley Tilley, Nancy Moran, Meena Khandelwal (Co-President), Maura Kelly, Maureen Tansey, Perry Leynes (Vice-President); BACK ROW: Cindy McKinney, Lori Altice, Tommy Woo, Arthur Chester, Sydna Christopher, Roena Up- ton, Debbie Breeden, Brad Marwitz, Mike Johnson, Doug Wells, Courtney Halli, Laurie McDaniel, Paul Blankenship, Andrew Crank.

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Toga, Toga Latin — a dead language? Perhaps, but the club is certainly quite alive and active. This year the activities offered something for all the members since they varied from academic events to athletic activities to just fun social gatherings. In the academic area, the events in- cluded a convention in Roanoke, a Na- tional Latin Exam in which 21 awards were won by the members, and certamina which is a game similar to Battle of the Brains. The certamina events were held all over the state, and overall the club won seven trophies. As for sports, the members proudly won first place in the Ludi Volleyball event against other Latin Clubs from various schools, and in the Olympic Volleyball game against the other language clubs here at Monacan. The ancient Romans would undoubtedly be proud of the athle- tic ability which has descended upon the Latin Club. In addition to these activities, the club had a slave auction, a costume contest, and a picnic at the Potomac with water skiing, good food, and good fun. Who knows! With the help of the enthu- siastic Latin Club, the Latin language could be revived! Scalp ’em! Jorge Vega, portraying Fidel Castro upon the Spanish Club float is escorted by an Indian squaw, Maria Crichigna, in the Harvest Parade. Latin Honor Society: FRONT ROW: Schuyler Doak, Susan Hobbs, Ann Frymier, Susan Menke, Cindy Hayes, Ann Berkebile, Janet Stotts; BACK ROW: Scott Sekerke, Kimmy Anderson, Karen Woo, Su- zanne LaPrade, Patti James, Laura Ipsen, Terry von Klein. 198 Spanish Latin