Crown, The

208 Pages·1995·44.5 MB·English

by  Menchville High School

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VYou'te Onotted page 7
Opening
K's Your o/si fe page 6
Student LS ife
page 33
245 Years
Meni - Mag
page q&
Doin' Your Thing
HAotivities
You're the One page S2
People
K's Your Move page 132
Sports
k's What You Make iG; page 108
HAeademias
Count Yourself One page 150
Index
Thanks Gor Coming page 19s
Closing

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members of |
the Senior Class ride
down Warwick #
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Todd Stadium. fF
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school colors of |
purple and gold and
centered around the
lion masco,tt h e #
float exibited the |
spirit and tradition |
established by
Students twenty five
years before. |
unior |
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President
Candace
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school with
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streamers to
give the ap- |
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fireworks. »
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hall to cel-
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coming Week.
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like these that
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talents and
artistic abilities
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school's tradi-
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Mardi Gras
Madness.
4 Opening
Anje Ackerman
Whether academically, politically,
athletically, fk socially, cach of Es
ounda way to contribute to the over-
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urhich could /
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excellence. Od, ” a
Ever since its 2 ing tte
establishment in 1969, Menchville
has set the standard by which other
area high schools have been mea-
sured. We invite you to explore this
standard as you turn ‘ e pages of
the 25th edition of the Crown: the
carbook that is exclusively yours.
| : cS . aking a
break from
their
studies and extra-
curricular activities,
Corey Richardson
and Kristina
Stobierski sit and talk
after school. Getting
to know more about
close friends was one
of the more memo-
rable aspects of the
overall high school
experience.
Bzzzz7zz.... It's 6 a.m. on a_ cold Monday «
ie ¥ morning and the last sound
A
*.% )= you want to hear i:s that /. 0=7 ‘i ©,
\ blasted alarm clock beckon-
: ing you to wake up, get out |
of bed and head for school.
|O y ar see... you have a
physics test first period, an English research paper .
due third period, an oral presenta- ae :
tion in government fourth period, ¥. .
play rehearsal and a Spanish Club
meeting after school and to cap it — 3
apn
_all off, you forgot to do your math eeo e é
homework which was actually due «
Friday, and thus began the start of i Be
a student's weekly schedule. ».
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Could the inevitable be avoided Fe: |
or was there no way of escaping vs
your fate? "It'ble lal l right tomorrow," you .
think, but. the fact remained that this was the :
typical Monday for _ stu- |
dents such as Karen Leigh
and Su Han who combined
their academic responsibili- w ”
ties with their individual in-
. terests in such activities as
drama, clubs, sports, publications or orchestra
to make each busy day exclusively theirs.