Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Kimberly Southall Sherrie Spath Carolyn Spicer Patricia Spurlock Christine Stafford Christophe Stevens Michelle Summerlin Michael Tan Heather Tanner William Terrell Charles Thomas Peter Thorborg Kelly Thornburg Julie Thorson John Tierney Brian Tiller Meghan Tilley Nicole Titone Bonnie Toenniessen Karen Tomlin Carol Torkington Eric Townes Daniel Townsend Amy Tremer Daryl! Trent Douglas Trent Steven Triano Troy Trimble Amy Turner Lisa Valentine Karen Waddill Alison Walek Susannah Wallace Michael Walls Dawn Walton Michael Waroblak Heather Wasiuk April Watson Amy Weaver Rodney Wells Robert Whaley Kathleen Wheran Stephanie Whetstone Steven White Shannon Whitley David Whitt Carry Williams Brent Williamson Rachel Williamson Richard Willis Christopher Wilson David Wilson Jennifer Windom Theresa Wirt Nathan Wise Marc Witorsch Janet Woo Denise Wood Shean Woodard Paul Woodlief James Wright David Wyatt Beth Yates Beth Yates Andrea Youngblood Lora Yowell Mike Zacharias Mark Zipperer Freshman 191

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Senior Banquet: An Evening To Be Remembered On Friday, May 4, 1984 the class of 1984 held their Senior Banquet at 2001 Supper Club. The Senior Banquet was to mark the beginning of the end. It was the first of the Senior activities that preceeded the long awaited moment — graduation. The Seniors moved into the room and min- gled with friends, finally taking their seats, eager for the night’s festivities to begin. Senior class President Hunter Applewhite made a few remarks of welcome, and Kris- ten Hargrave followed with a prayer of thanks for the even- ing and for the past four years. The dinner began with salad followed by a main course of New York Strip steak. The class of 1984 enjoyed the meal but were anxious for the entertainment to begin. Dawn Adkins, John Beckner, and Rick Bauer took the stage and immediately captured the Seniors attention with the song ‘‘Sugar Mountain.’’ Some of the Seniors were even roused from their seats and began dancing in the aisles as John and Rick played guitar and Dawn sang her version of “Good Lovin’ ”’ Bonnie McDuffee, Sarah Moore, Doug Langston, and Patrick Williamson took cen- ter stage to present the Su- perlatives. Among the recipi- ents were Senior class Presi- dent, Hunter Applewhite, “Most Serious’, and ‘‘Most Likely to Succeed,’’ Hunter was later prophesized to be Governor of Virginia; Sarah Moore and Jeff Slater ran away with ‘‘Most Athletic’’ and Mary Norford was voted ‘‘Big- gest Brown Nose,”’ and ‘‘Wit- tiest’’ And so went the evening as John Anderson ap- proached the microphone to read the last will and testa- ment. Many people left their friends the reminders of ‘‘Pri- vate Jokes”’ and high hopes for the future. For example, three friends of Bonnie McDuf- fee even left her the hopes for success in life, which covered both private humor and hope- ful wishes. Last but definitely not least of the evening was the proph- ecy, presented by Leslie Spei- gel. Much time and effort went into her prophecy for the class of 1984. We will all have to pa- tiently wait to see how much of her “insight” into the future comes true. The evening drew to aclose with Hunter Applewhite thank- ing everyone for making the evening such a success. The efforts of banquet Chairman Jacqui Smith and her commit- tee — Kathryn Settle, Julie Pinkard, Leslie Spiegel, Liz Selby, Chris Ockler, and Aly- soun Richards — were cer- tainly not in vain. The memo- ries of the Senior Banquet will remain with all the Seniors along with the rest of the good times the class of ’84 shared. | A Class Greeting. At the Senior Class Banquet Hunter Applewhite warmly welcomes the Class of 1984. Giving Their Undivided Attention. The Seniors, Susan Feitig, Darren Otero, and lvan Wu enjoy the evening of the Senior Class Banquet. Senior Class Banquet 193