Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Modern Chieftains Among American Indians, the tribal chieftains were the undisputed leaders. In order to qualify for such leadership many qualities were required including intelli- gence, aggressiveness and determina- tion. The ‘“‘chiefs’’ of Monacan were, and shall remain, no exception this rule. Throughout the 1980-81 school year, stu- dents and faculty were called upon to ex- ercise those qualities and, together, made Monacan’s first ‘“‘full’’ year one in which they could all be proud. Intelligence, or the creative use of the mind, is equally required in any academic environment. Students, faculty and ad- ministration are all especially proud of the academic programs and achievements. To many, including the new ninth grade students, this characteristic may have re- quired the greatest adjustment. We at Monacan are, primarily, committed to academic excellence and our scores and achievements reflect that committment. Monacan’s collective aggressiveness was evident in all forms of extra-curricular activities. In athletics, our teams per- (con't on page 5) It takes two to tango. In a scene from Moncan’s production of Godspell, Dianne Erickson and Troy Peple prepare to dance. Devilish deed. Mr. Kotulka’s classroom falls victim to a cruel practical joke. 2 Opening

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Building Traditions Monacan High School 11501 Smoketree Drive Richmond, VA 23235 “Vol. 2” 041100930 Title Page 1

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Mon-a-CAN! With another victory assured, cheer- | Football fever. The crowds at Monacan Stadium on leaders and players celebrate. Friday nights continue to grow. With this ring . . . Juniors Cliff Leonard and Andrew We’ve spirit, yes we do! With characteristic enthu- Crank compare their class rings, a very real invest- siasm, Greg Morrison encourages the crowd at a ment. Monacan basketball game. Opening 3