Manor High School - Mustang Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Brenda Stevenson— Valedictorian Willa Davis— Salutatorian Manor Salutes First Honor Graduates First Row: Mr. McGriff — Assistant Principal, Gwen Barnett, Joye Early, Carla Atkins, Dana Creasy, Kathy Mercer, Ginger Lowman, Mr. Price— Principal. Second Row: Debra Lamb, Denise Harness, Doryce Cary, Laverne Clan- ton, Doryce Moore, Jean Maxwell, Brenda Stevenson. Third Row: Willa Davis, Marlon Samuel, Charles Lawton, Andrew Blackburn, George Cotsimopoulos. Fourth Row: David Shea, David Jones, Gary Antonucci. Podium and Flag Are Presented To School at Senior Assembly Seniors listen to class history. Joan Gravatt marches in for Senior Assembly. Andrew Blackburn and David Shea present podium to the school. Barry Staton leads classmates In Senior cheer. I t Seniors-215

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Seniors Learn the Different Aspects of Government Edward L. Woodard Cynthia L. Yancey Pamela L. Wright Angela V. Young Vanessa Wynn Patricia A. Young EDWARD LLOYD WOODARD ' Book ' Manor: Senior Advisory Committee; Homeroom Representative. Cradock: F.B.L.A.; Voice of Democracy Contest; Jr.- Sr. Prom Committee: Modern Dance: Track Team. Norcom: Student Patrol. Ambition: To keep my friendship with everyone whom I meet in life. PAMELA LLUWELLYN WRIGHT ’Pam Wilson: Marching Band: Concert Band. Ambition: To be a steamboat captain and lead an ex- pedition up the Mississippi. VANESSA WYNN “Van Manor: Marching Band: Concert Band. Norcom: Marching Band; Concert Band; Workshop Band; Regional Band; S.C.A. Representative. Wilson: Marching Band; Concert Band; Orchestra. Ambition: To go to Delaware College. CYNTHIA LORRANIE YANCEY Fuzz Cradock: Spanish Club; Home Economics Club. Ambition: To be a geography teacher. ANGELA VALENICE YOUNG Ann Manor: Library Aide. Wilson: Pep Ctub; Homeroom Treasurer; Homeroom Representative: French Club. Ambition; To become a special education teacher. PATRICIA ANN YOUNG Pat Wilson: Jr,-Sr, Prom Committee. Ambition: To go to college and to one day make Bud- E dy very happy. Rosita Thrower leads a Government class. I David Shea does his Government learning package. Donna Stewart makes her vote count. 214-Seniors

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Senior Activities include Senior Day And Senior Night The first Senior class of Manor High School participated in a series of graduation-related activities beginning with Senior Day on which seniors dressed as they did when they were in the first grade. On June 4, an assembly was held for the student body. At this time, the Senior class presented gifts to the school — a walnut podium and a flag bearing the student-designed school seal. June 5 was Class Night directed by Mrs. Diggs and Mr. Roberts. The program was a parody on television shows and commercials that had been popular during the twelve years the seniors were in school. On June 8, a reception was held honoring graduates and their parents. A short program in the field house was followed by a beautifully catered reception in the cafeteria. Deborah Powell protrays Diana Ross. “Our Gang” flees from the ghost. Richard Copeland, Moses Hardie, Andrew Blackburn, and Floyd Batts replay scene from earlier days. Sharon Gatling relives first grade school days. Terri Hughes is dressed up for Senior Day. ” L4 f B Richard Copeland, Dorsey Standi, Dane Woodard, Moses Hardie, and Steve Miller make their own western movie. I i I Manor’s Jackson Five swing into action