Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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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

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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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Up And Coming Leaders Onemay think thatthe Senior Class Officers do all the hard work around Monacan, but just take a glance at the Junior Class and their officers. Whose else but the Juniors’ would be the task of creating the Junior and Senior Prom? Early this fall, the five Junior Class Officers were deciding the Prom theme. They all be- lieved that this year’s prom was the best Monacan had ever seen. With the support and help of the Junior Class, Mrs. Miller, the Junior Class sponsor, Mrs. Dufour, the Ju- nior Class co-sponsor, and the faculty, there was no reason why this year’s prom should not have been the best Mona- can had ever seen. Well, when the Junior Class Officers were not yet concern- ing themselves with the Home- coming float or Prom, they were preparing the Junior Class for receiving their high school rings. This was, and still is, a very special time, next to graduation, during one’s high school years. An issue that pressed the Junior Class Officers was the death of Junior, Chris Berry. He passed away this past summers as a result of a drowning accident. All of the Junior Class Officers: Leslie Belsha, Nina Ipsen, Maya Lear, Irene Dalton, 160 Juniors Junior Class was very con- cerned and horror stricken by his death and wished to do something in memory of Chris. In order to make everyone of the Junior Class feel as if he or she aided in the purchase of Chris’ memorial, the Junior Class Officers collected mon- ey from each of the junior class homerooms over a peri- od of a week. Much to the offi- cers surprise, they collected over two hundred dollars; which was enough money to purchase the beautiful sundia l that was placed in the upper class courtyard. Before the conclusion of their Junior year, the Junior Class Officers were asked what their goals were for the rest of their Junior year. They answered by saying that they wanted to create a fantastic prom, create more participa- tion among the Junior Class. Well they certainly did suc- ceed in the completion of their goals. Whether the Junior Class realizes it or not the Ju- nior year was and still is one of the toughest years in high school. With the Class of 85 it has gone by exceptionally smooth, thanks to their h ard work, cooperation, and ef- forts. Mary Ann James. Sherrie Abshire Rob Allison Julie Anderson Bo Artabazon Steve Averette Kay Baker Farhad Aghdami Michele Amies-Jones Kevin Anderson Eric Arthur Erika Bahler Noel Barber , Snicky Akers Barbara Anderson Lisa Arch Tammy Atkinson Mark Bailey Kenny Baker