Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Nina Ipsen Ulysses Isley Mary Ann James Martha Jenkins Craig Jennings David Johnson Jeff Johnson Scott Johnson Sheila Johnson Carol Johnston Cathy Jones Leslie Jones Stephanie Jones Cookie Jordan Ruth Jordan Ann Joyner Virginia Joyner Teresa Kato Michael Keitz Sharon Kelly Meghan Kelly Stephen Keogh Kim Kimmelshue Karen King Karen King Herb King Kim Kinker Chris Kiritsis Lance Koth Karen Kurimsky Donna Ladner Amy Larue William Lawson Theresa Leake Maya Lear Kim Leggette Melanie Leigh Angela Lent Larry Lester Matt Leynes Kim Lindsay Scott Lohss 166 Juniors

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Kenny Goswick Karen Gorman Nicole Granville Todd Gravatt Jenny Graves Jason Gray . = wet? { vv Steve Gray John Green Jewell Grinnell Scott Grow Amy Gruca Mark Gryder Wendy Gwaltney Jackie Haith Cynthia Hall David Hall Jamie Hampton Michelle Handschun Kim Handy Valarie Hardin Lauren Hargrave Collin Harris Robert Harris Steve Harris Tracey Harris Thomas Harrison Tommy Harriss Cindy Hart Ned Hartle Matt Hartung Chris Harvie Jay Hayes Tammy Heath James Henderson Kline Hill Kim Hines Andrew Hodson Mary Hoke Tamera Holt Ben Horne Blake Hug Allison Hyden Juniors 165

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Amy Long Donald Loster Brenda Loyd Lisa MacDonald Kurt Machamer Lisa Magnusdal Jeff Mahone Kim Major Lottie Mamani Rick Markell Paula Marks Paul Marsh Tammy Martin Wanda Martin Eric Marwitz Ann Mather Laura Maxwell Marc May When one thinks about high school athletics, sports like football, track, basketball, and baseball come to mind. However, some of our most suc- cessful athletes come from others, poorly termed, minor sports. Two ex- amples are juniors Donna Ladner and Robyn Shaw, members of the girls gymnastics team. Donna, a native of Pennsylvania, began participating in gymnastics in the sixth grade and competition in the ninth. When her family moved to Ches- terfield two years ago, she became a member of the Olympic Club, a local gymnastics organization. According to Donna her favorite events are the bars and the vaults as one can tell by her performances. She placed fourth at the Regionals and sixteenth at the State Championship meet. Donna’s Dedicated Athletes goal is to attend North Carolina State University and major in mechanical en- gineering. Robyn, on the other hand, has been competing in gymnastics for four years. She says she became interest- ed in gymnastics when she saw alive competition while on summer vaca- tion. Robyn enjoys the floor exercise the most and she placed second at the Regionals. Gymnastics is not the only extra-curricular activity she par- ticipates in. She is also German Club Historian and a volunteer instructor at the YWCA. She, too, hopes to attend North Carolina State University. Both of these girls reflect the qual- ity and dedication of all Monacan ath- letes, in both major and minor sports, as they strive to improve themselves and their school. Juniors