Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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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.

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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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The stage is set. Members of the chorus relax before they perform during the senior class day ceremony. oO Senior class officers take their places. S e n i O r C l a - S TItTTe. SQS0GGceeen [ee we ‘BRR wwe A ro f a ‘ 2eeene 7) 4G RREn Be Mr. Elliott is recognized for his years as principal during the ceremony. Miss Parrish, senior class sponser, accepts an appreciation gift from the senior class. Senior Class Day Page 195