Manor High School - Mustang Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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| = Left to right: Miss Spirit of ’76—Sandy Byrd, Mr. Bicenten- nial—Mark Hudgins, Miss Manor—Renee’ Vinson, and Mr. Manor—Frederic Jones. Miss Sandy Johnson and Mr. Carl MacNamara are candidates for Mr. and Miss Manor. Manor Bowl The Industrial Arts Club takes first place in the float competition. Debbie Conrad cheers the team to another victory.

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Class of ’76 Wins Again MS , ae Seniors are proud to show they’re No. 1. It was a cold night before Thanksgiving, when the Senior girls won the 2nd Annual Powder Puff game 8-0. The usual kick-off was omitted because the young ladies could not kick the football. To begin the game the Seniors took possession of the ball on their own 20 yard line and kept the ball for the entire quarter. In the last seconds of the Ist quarter, the only touchdown of the game was scored. The conversion was good, making the score at the end of the Ist quarter 8-0. In the 2nd quarter, the Juniors were fired-up for a comeback, but soon felt the wrath of the Seniors led by the brilliant quarterbacking of Yolonda Spann, who was selected the game’s Most Valuable Player. In the second half of the game, the battle con- tinued with the 3rd quarter ending in a draw. In the 4th quarter the Seniors began to tire and the Juniors, taking advantage of the situation, moved the ball close to the Seniors’ 25 yard line. The Senior defense held the line and with only two minutes to go, took possession of the ball keeping it for the remainder of the game. The game ended with the Seniors victorious, with the final score 8-0. The game was fun and vicious, but after it was over the harmony between the classes remained.

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' ' =, éxcites Mustangs € Left to right: Renee’ Vinson, Marvin Richardson, Sandy Johnson, Carl MacNamara, Rhonda Dailey, and Frederic Jones are candidates for Mr. and Miss Manor. The occasion was a blissful one. All of the enthusiastic, devoted members of Manor High School were present for this prominent af- fair. It was the night designated for our election results and our annual bowl game, our fourth. Anxiety-twisted faces seemed to say ‘well tell us the winners, before we have a nervous breakdown.’ As the night sped on, our forceful foot- ball team provided the entertain- ment, by literally scraping the paint from it’s opponents faces. Finally the moment of the election arrived and tenseness filled the air. The speaker announced the contestants for Mr. and Miss Manor. The winners were Frederic Jones, and Renee’ Vinson. Slight ease swept the crowd. They listened with an- ticipation for the other winners. Miss Sandy Byrd was awarded the Miss Spirit of °76, and Mr. Mark Hudgins was granted the position of Mr. Bicentenial. After the festive sparkling of the halftime activities, the football clubs reentered the field. For In- dian River it was an insufferable defeat, but we had anticipated and sincerely expected for our team to win the game. We won 34-0. Renee’ Vinson is crowned ‘Miss Manor 1975- 76° by Pat King.