Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Monique Lane Christy Latimer Paul Lawson Earl Layne Laur Leasburg Wanda Leigh Andrea Lenhart Ben Lent Robinne Lightfoot Bobby Linkonis Ginny Littlejohn Jenny Lloyd Sam Lloyd Michelle Loan Jodi Lumpkins William Marchese Anne Martin Marty Martin Sportsman The lives of our friends outside of school are often varied and in- teresting. Various hob- bies or sports occupy our free time. One such hob- by is hunting, and one of the most avid hunters at Monacan is Kevin Mawyer. Having hunted since the age of nine, Ke- vin is quite knowledge- able about the sport. Be- fore the season starts Kevin may be found practicing ‘‘skeet’’ shooting or target shoot- ing with a bow and ar- row. Once the actual season begins Kevin sets off with his two beagles. He hunts a variety of ani- mals, but enjoys “coon hunting’’ the most. Hunting mainly for re- laxation, Kevin is a con- scientious sportsman; he always uses everything which he kills and never hunts for the pure “sport.” Kevin represents the ideal hunter. He devotes the same energy to friends and baseball that he does to hunting, and it is little wonder that he is a well-known and well- liked figure at Monacan. The nice guy hunter. Kevin makes friends with a future target. Junior Class Page 155

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Page Holladay Robin Hollis Angela Holloway Lee Holmes Paris Howe Monica Hudson Cecily Huff Michelle Hug Shawna Hurn Leigh Ingram Chrarles Jackson Elizabeth Jones Traci Jamison Ricky Jarvis John Johnson Suzanne Johnson Connie Jones David Jones Eric Jones Kelly Jones Mike Jones Stephan Jorden Pascal Junger Matt Judd Greg Katos Jeff Keene John Kehob David Keogh Gene Kerns Jane Kiddy Cindy Kilgore Jay Kinch Karen King Tammy King Paul Kiritsis Robin Kirkland David Klinedinst Tamara Knapp Kim Konstaitis Tanya Koon Isabelle Kreitz Amy Lane Page 154 Junior Class

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Marty Friends OD etn ee H EOC) It seems that most people go through a “pony craze” at some point in their lives. Yet much to their parents relief, they usually outgrow this phase and move on to much faster methods of transpor- tation. Not Christine DeVed. Christine spends most of her free time caring for and riding her horse, Marty. However, all of this hard work pays off, and Christine believes that, ‘“‘the real reward to doing your best is the show ring.” While showing Marty, Christine Page 156 Junior Class has received many first place trophies and numer- ous other awards. While to most people, rid- ing is only a difficult hobby, to Christine it is a way of life. She plans to continue riding while attending col- lege and hopefully enter a line of work dealing with equestrian skills. A child- hood interest has led to a lifelong habit for Christine, and when asked if she would ever stop riding, the answer was an emphatic, “NO!” Christine relaxes with woman’s best friend. John Mathers Denver Matney Kevin Mawyer Brenda Maxey Tarnetta Mayfield Mike Mayo Karen McCallister Kelley McClain Matt McClish Bruce McCloy Pat McCluskey Terra McDonald Marjorie McLain Darleen McLamb Robin McMullin David McNeer Kelly Melendy Scott Melius