Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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een Lit ue Nothing provides more contrasts than the life of a student. From one minute to the next, attitudes change from excited to bored, from joyful to sorrowful, from carefree to serious. Academics, social events, extracurricular activities, hobbies, athletics and relationships with others, be they friends, families, or teachers, all enter into the life of a student. Without these diverse aspects of life, a student would not be the special kind of person that makes Monacan work. The academic year 1983-84 saw, once again, the typically busy, bothered, and active Monacan student. Adopting the anxiety of their teachers, students nervously awaited the arrival of the dreaded visiting committee. With the committee came the first of the excellent drama productions of the year. Worries aside, everyone enjoyed the festivities of activities such as Home- coming and the State Fair. The holidays brought cheer and anticipation of winter break. Combined, all the events kept Monacan’s inhabitants enjoying their student life. When the 1983-84 school year is reflected upon in the future years, the students of the time will fondly recall the happiness and the excitement. The lessons learned from the trials and anxieties will finally be appreciated. In all, a sense of accomplishment will prevail due to the fact of being one of the unique students who make Monacan work. Waving Hands. The rowdy fans at a basketball game cheer the chiefs on to another decisive victo- ry. Student Life 7

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All In Harmony. The Boys Chamber Ensemble sings for the student body during the Christmas Presentation. ‘ ff a ee ae ae | “ — F SE ar ee — SS a ee SS ee arg Re gE eS Se =e — Cute As A Button. With tinsel in her hair, Mrs. B. Lewis informs her sixth period government class of some im- portant current events. The Christmas Spirit. Showing he Christmas cheer Mrs. Goehle waters her poinsettia as well as her othe plants. 8 Christmas '83