Manor High School - Mustang Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Traditionally, Students and Teachers Make a Team Mrs. Janie Epperson checks the receipt list as students wait to pick up their “1973 Mustang.” Miss Cheryl Ford sits down with her students to discuss Spanish diction. Chief Lawrence Mondy looks on with pride as N.J.R.O.T.C. cadets practice drills. Miss Melody Lubich makes an excellent target for the “revenge-filled” sponge throwers. 6-Opening

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J.V. Cheerleaders get together to decorate their Manor Bowl float. Charles DeLoatch and Dennis Phillips relax with a little after lunch play on the Commons. Raising money for the Chorus trip to Disney World finds June Southall Vickie Johnson and Wesley Alford experiment with the static generator counting change at a bake sale. in Chemistry. Opening-5

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Day by Day 8 Games People Play 42 Mind Games 84 The Way We Were 126 Signs | 234 Closing 254 sie Name Ses Meo Reena. Sih } Miss Dorothy O’Brien is always neutral during a class basketball game! | . 7 Mr. Albert Fulp instructs Math Science Club members on taking a clair- voyance test. School reopened on September 4, 1973 ending the epidemic of vacations, summer jobs, loafing, daytime television, and for the less fortunate or more ambitious — summer school. All this gave way to school sports, homework, and chilly weather. Students began to get in- volved in the school organizations and forget the summer sun. The Manor Mustangs began to live the story of 1973- 74. Students began to establish traditions of their own. Some traditions were borrowed from other schools, but most traditions were purely Mustang. Read on as ‘The saint =e = 1974 Mustang’ staff tells the story of YESTERDAY, ONCE Coach Wayne Bright immediately checks out an injury for Steve Goode. MORE. Opening-7