Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Kris Kiritis, Mike Bower, Marc Miller, and Ed- die McKita wait hungrily for their food to arrive. Todd Gravatt gives the Last Will and Testament as the rest of the seniors listen attentively. Miss. Parrish watches as the waiter serves her dinner. Senior Class Banquet Page 193

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A Night of Laughter As the year drew to a close, there were many activities to keep seniors involved. Among them was the Senior Class Banquet. This banquet, orga- nized by Karen Cooke, was held on May 30 at the elegant new Marriott. It was a won- derful evening of unified en- thusiasm, laughter, and deli- cious food along with a little bit of sadness at the realiza- tion that we would soon be leaving Monacan. The evening began with a delectable dinner of chicken mausala followed by scrump- tous chocolate mousse. After the dinner, the class history was read by Matt Hartung. Maya Lear, the class poet, fol- lowed the reading of the his- tory with the presentation of her humorous poem. Todd Gravatt closed the program with the reading of the Senior Class Superlatives and the Last Will and Testament. Overall, the evening was a huge success and will be a cherished memory in the minds of all who attended. Page 192 Senior Class Banquet James Woo, Maya Lear, and Kristen Cobbs receive some last minute instructions about the din- ner. Seniors spent time talking and re- laxing before entering the banquet room of the Marriott.

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Graduation Is Near White dresses, white shirts, ties, red carnations, scholar- ships, awards, and the passing of the gavel. These are thoughts that most seniors re- late when talking of senior class day. This day is de- scribed as the beginning of the end. After four years of high school, it becomes clear that graduation is near and that new experiences are waiting. During the assembly, at- tended by the junior class and distinguished guests, awards and scholarships were an- nounced. Perhaps the most symbolic happening was the passing of the gavel. This event officially began the job of the next senior class presi- dent. The day is special and re- memorable to each senior in an individual and personal way. Graduation is near! Page 194 Senior Class Day (Both above) Seniors assemble in the gymnasium on senior class day before entering the theatre.