Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Paul J. Trabosh: iL. Trebilcott: Amy Lee Trexler: ‘‘Bye-Bye Birdie’; FBLA 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9: Softball 10; Fashion Show 11; Geoffrey Scott Tubbs: J.V. Football 9, 10. y Lee Turner: French Club 9; SCA Rep. 10; Yommittee 11; Homecoming Princess 11, 12; 12; DECA 12; Senior Executive Council 12. yond E. Twomey: V. Football 9; V. Track 9, 10; esider VICA aa Mary Kay | Unmussig: French Club 9, 10; FBLA 9, Lae Rep. 9; J.V. Cheerleader 10; V. 9) Oe asketball 11, nne Walek: J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Track 9: 12; V.B tball 12 : J.V. Basketball 10; V. 10, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, SCA Rep. 9, 10, 11, 12, V. nise Wantling: French Club 9; FHA 10, sasurer 12; V. Baseball 10, 11, 12 — Who Are A Benefit to the Community Wilson has not fire and arson investigator. As a ‘doer’. young men that our school, our ember of the Boys’ for Scott, he plans a pre-med Volunteers are an important community, and our society many years and jus program followed by an MCV part of any community, and we cannot afford to be without. .™ distinct honor of education, contributing to a should have great pride and “2g Eagle Scout. Both medical-related profession appreciation for fine examples rs hold high goals for Specializing possibly in trau- such as Lee and Scott. With ma or emergency room care. people like this in charge He also wishes to remain in when something goes wrong, ed ; active practice rather than our lives can only be better. : 6 : bas Checking Supplies: Here Scott Bew ventually become Pursuing an administrative Surely, Scott Bew and Lee j. ciiores an ambulance's emergen- paid fire fighter or a post. Like Lee, Scottis mostly Wilson are prime examples of cy medical stores. 3 ee 2 TITER REE A SENATOR Pra eT RRS RTA 7 cur! — wnat nites inde ci stint

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The Monacan class of '84 has produced two graduates | that it can be proud of. These | two students chose to help | their community through par- ticipation in volunteer rescue ' squad work and volunteer fire nity a service, they help set an ' example to all of what true in- | tracommunal action is all | about. Scott Bew has worked on | the Manchester Volunteer Rescue Squad for one and a half years. His rank.is a Junior ' Volunteer. At the Bon Air | Southamption Engine Co. 4, | where Lee Wilson has volun- there is a similar set up for vol- - unteers from ages sixteen to twenty-one. - Scott's family also works along with him at the rescue squad. His father has worked on a rescue squad for thirteen years and his brother and sis- ter joined this year. Lee also has a family member working with him. His brother, Robert, has been at the fire station for three months. Beyond his volunteer res- cue squad work, Scott is an active member of the West End Assembly of God which helped to build a church in the Dominion Republic. Lee also does community work with his youth groug at Hanover Pres- byterian Church. Besides excelling in helping others, Scott has pushed him- self to be the best throughout his high school years. He has taken an interest and talent in gymnastics and helped win Monacan a state champion- | i » Bew and Wilson: Volunteers That Make It Work. ship in his freshman year. He has won awards for excel- lence in Latin, chemistry, and Spanish. He is a member of the NHS and was its’ treasurer in his Senior year. He is alsua member of the Spanish Honor Society and was the president of the organization while a es ath iy . ARN : A 4 LY. WV Dell Eugene 9 Baseball 11, Band 11. Sheila Mary Sweeney: Field Hoc Angela Lynn Taylor: V Gina Renee Terrell: Colo retary; Marching Band 10, 11, 12 Phillip Christopher Terrell: J.V. | man Club 12; Computer Club 12 Charles David Terry: J.V Laurie Ann Terry: Bowling Lindsey Scott Terry: Track 9, 10 12; SCA Representative Senior. Scott sang in the Chamber Ensemble in his Sen- ior year, and he acted in many of the Monacan theatre pro- Cont'd on p. 158 Ever Ready. — Showing off his fire fighting gear, Lee demonstrates the preparedness of Volunteer firemen Talley: Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Track NCA la 4 ICA 10 1 Guard ic 6 le Se r Guard 10 l 5e¢ Football 10: Ger Baseball 9, 10; Varsity 12: J.V. Basketball 9: FBLA 1 141: FHA 12 Nh Spanish ¢ Rodney William Thomas: Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 J.V. Basketball 10; V. Basketball 41, 12 Christian S. Thompson: Marching Band Q, 10, 11 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Computer Club an 12; Science Club — Secretary Treasurer 12 Jason Adam Thompson: Track 9; Photography Club 11, 12; Drama Club 12 Darrius C. Thurston: Histor Class of 84 157

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Michelle McBride: “ee sity Softball 10, 11, 12; Prom Se Prom Committee Field Hockey 11, 12; Club 11; FBLA 12 Mark Edward Weitzel: Michael Douglas Wharam: Susan Patricia Whelan: Drama Club 10; DECA 12; FBLA 12 Clt Sharon Lynn Whetstone: Legend Club 9, 10; SCA e Representative John Michael White: Sp anish Cle Robert Orvill Wiley: J.V. Football9, 10; Wrestling Ove le Steven Mark Wilkerson: Soccer Football Manager 9. David Dudley Williams: Wrestling Denise Williams: Sarah Jean Williams: Patrick Williamson: Lee Barnes Wilson: J.V. Footbal Band 11, 12. Theresa Leigh Winn: Spanish Club EBA 12: Christopher Todd Withers: Frenc ing Band 11, 12; Junior Marsh 12: Chamber Ensemble 12 Karen King Fong Woo: Lat President, 12 — 11, 12; Cross Country Manager Janet Blair Woodlief: Spanish Clut — President 12; FHA 12. va) Ivan Matthew Wu: Golf 10, 11, 12 Computer Club 12 Kimberly Sue Yates: French Club § 10; Theater Society 10 Varsity Field Hockey 11 Sheryl Ann Yusi: FBLA 11, g ir