Manor High School - Mustang Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Ignites School Spirit Varsity cheerleaders display a caricature of Buddy Sharp as a dedication for the Homecoming game. The candidates for Mr. and Ms. Manor are Kelvin Greene, Robin Parker, Luke Farrell, Shelia LaLonde, Larry Austin, and Pat King. i 2S ae | Time, work, and money brought the Math-Science Club first prize for its float. Manor Bowl-13

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Homecoming Win Over Deep Creek © Ribbons from Homecoming flowers waved in the October breeze. Football players sat in the locker room of Trucker Stadium contemplating the time when they would show their strategic skills to the fans. Candidates for Mr. and Ms. Manor smiled anxiously. Deep Creek fans scattered themselves sparsely through the visitors’ bleachers. The Mighty Marching Mustangs positioned themselves and prepared to play their best. School spirit swarmed through the crowd. Half time arriv- ed. Kelvin Greene was announced as Mr. Manor, and Pat King became the reigning Ms. Manor. The band performed an excellent half time show. All too soon, the game was over. The Mustangs had exterminated the Hornets, 22- 14, and that was the third annual Manor Bowl. | The senior class is represented by Denise Sivertson and her escort, Greg The junior attendant, Delmando King, is escorted by Allison Thomas. Anderson. Sophomore Angelia Pulley and escort Aloysius Cooper await the deci- Freshman attendant Sherlene Daniels and escort Anthony Avery repre- sion. sent the Class of 1977. 12-Manor Bowl

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Student Exhibits Are Shown at Wing Night And Science Fair The night of November 12, 1974 was the setting of Manor’s first Wing Night. Parents were invited to tour the building and see student exhibits representative of the four wings of the school. In the Ar ts and Music Wing, parents viewed art students at work and were entertained by the chorus, jazz band, and show band. In the Field House, gym students put together a program of exercise and tumbling routines. The Humanities Wing contained a collection of dis- plays showing the many varied sub- jects found there. The math section showed several math games and transparencies of the types of math offered at Manor. The science and business departments also had dis- plays of the subjects in their section. The Commons area had its share of exhibits by school clubs. In addition, the NJROTC drill team performed on the square. At the end of the even- ing, parents relaxed with refreshments served in the cafeteria — sa by Honor Society members. All in all, ADVANC EDIE: it was an informative and enjoyable | ae ATH ee night. 2 Kg Manor’s Third Annual Science Fair was held on March 12,1975. Students’. science projects were divided and judged in the categories of Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. After the judging was completed, students with winning projects were awarded certificates in the Field House. ESI STANCE SERSES SPERA TOME = i Ae é et = F : Be Mr. Ron Ross and Mrs. Adrienne Novick examine some of the projects decision of the judges. entered in the Science Fair. 14-Wing Night and Science Fair : no