Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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ACT | COMPANY A perfect way to describe the Act I Company is ‘collaboration of the imagination.”’ Act I Co. sponsored and produced many different theatrical events last year. Other than the two annual plays, 42nd Street and Inherit the Wind, they put on the annual Neil Simon dinner theatre and musical theatre. Act I took a trip to New York along with the Show Choir. On this trip they had a chance to see a couple of Broadway plays in- cluding “‘Me and My Girl.” Also, the group had the opportunity to see backstage at television stu- dios, watch production, and talk to actors and directors. Jim Morgan, the president, re- gards Act I as “an opportunity to create, direct, and choreo- graph plays. One learns a dif- ferent side of acting and the- atre.’’ Other officers include Melissa Young as vice-president, Bene Lippin as secretary, and Crystal Olley as treasurer. Tina Robertson, Monacan’s drama teacher, sponsors Act I. Bottom Row: Jessica Megginson, Darick Booker, Dawn Horowitz, Tina Robertson, Debbie Huff. Second Row: Emily Moore, Patrice McMoon, Jill French, Jim Morgan, Crystal Olley, Mike Howson, Liz Pierce. Third Row: Dana Evarts, Darren Jinks, Francie Shepherd, Mary Shepherd, Karin Hawkins, Melissa Young, Danny Crawford, Bene Lippin, Charity Evans. Top Row: unid., Anne Sorenson, Scott Cribbs, Mair Syler, Chris Bonniwell, Julie Canter, Scott Weaver, Shawn Burnette, Scott Fore- man. 64 ACT ONE COMPANY President of Act |, Jim Morgan, pre- pares for a career in the acting directing field. Since her arrival last year, Ms. Rob- ertson has passed her skills and talent on to many students.

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“There are not many words fo describe how it feels fo be involved with such a team, coach and friends.” Jim Morgan Vice President of the Forensics Team Bottom Row: Stephen Hall, Jennifer Homer, Charity Evans, Michelle Brown, Kevin Richardson, Darrick Booker, Francie Shepherd, Mickey Rubenstein, Jim Morgan, Cindy Bomboske, Scott Foreman, Kate Munday, Barry Birch, Chris Newman, Frankie Rho, Julie Choe, Lucky Doyle. Second Row: Nicole Hol- ley, Shannon Robson, Doug Ramseur, Angie Kline, Mike Flynn, Amy Wilson, Jason Floyd, Jennifer Morris, David Smith, Ted Kayes, Matt Douthat, Scott Samways, Anastasia Dzura, Robyn Kim, Amanda Hamilton. Top Row: Nicole Luther, Ann Sorenson, Tonya Sivels, Jennifer Jacoby, Jennifer Morgan, Chris Fuller, Mary Shepherd, Becka Baker, Emily Namesny, David Frydrychowski, Brandon Whitt, Mark Redford, Patrick Slack, David Adcock, Chris Shearer, Chris Hill, Charles Seyfarth, Will Hobbs. Bottom Row: Will Hobbs, Jason Floyd, Carity Evans, Brandon Whitt, Doug Ramseur. Second Row: Cindy Bomboske, Matt Douthat, Scott Samways, Amy Wilson, Lucky Doyle, Julie Choe, Robyn Kim, Amanda Ham- ilton, Christine Forker, Barry Birch, Anastasia Dzura. Top Row: Mark Redford, Steven Hall, Frankie Rho, Shannon Robson, Chris Newman, David Frydrychowski, Shawn Burnette. DEBATE AND FORENSICS 63

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TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS The Technology Student As- sociation was headed by Mr. Kornegay and Mr. Boardway. They had 193 members and the meetings were called as needed. The co-presidents were Mike Puccinelli, Ron Eliasek and Shawn Reed and the secretary was Jamie Novotny. Members had a goal to pro- mote technological education and to provide an opportunity for social and competitive events. Members took first place with the Homecoming parade float and they defended the National T.S.A. championships. They also went to the HON., Co. (Office Furniture plant metal fabrication) on one of their field trips. The Technology Student Assoc. also held their annual Spring Ice-cream Social for members only and their fund- raiser. The Technology Students’ hard work and determination is evident in their float. The T.S.A. officers are Top Row: The T.S.A. members posing for a Ron Eliasek, Shawn Reed, Mike Puc- group snapshot. cinelli. Bottom Row: Inga Clough, Jamie Novotny. TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS 65