Manor High School - Mustang Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1977 volume:

THE 1977 Manor High School 1401 Elmhurst Lane Portsmouth, Virginia 23701 Volume “UNITY” Dr. Cherry Leads Drive For Unity UNITY Unity is a sense of love for your fellow man Caring and sharing all of your plans. Unity is being able to share your thoughts While knowing that your thoughts are being heard And knowing your words are not just words. Unity means to love, have love and need love. God put us here to love one another and come together, forever Being equal to all because the world is small, We shall all stand and grow tall. For the LOVE of GOD let's come together one and all; Unity is love, not only for people but for all the beautiful things God made Let's one day come together, and stay together No matter Race, Color or Creed, let's join Hands with your sisters and brothers and Respect each other like your fathers and mothers. Coach Black watches game very closely. ne he kee i. NP$ bal Football players join hands for unity. Mr. Callahan demonstrates karate moves. 2- -Opening Wanda Moody takes a break after a hectic day. Student prepares picture for prom. Opening--3 Parents Unite To Support Team F Mr. Barnett and Mrs. Wall perform for audience. The Sykes Brother perform a few melodies. Students get off with band. 4--Opening The Chorus sings past crowd at Homecoming. Miss Burcher sings out of her heart. Debra Hunter and Coleen Watson prepare floats for Homecoming. Troy Wilkerson waits for his match. Students Unite At Basketball Game Cynthia Hinnant stands at attention. “ER ER RCRA TE Robin Tugwell, Essex Watson, Tricia Rivenbark do skit for assembly. Smallwood goes up for a basket. Coach Bright tallies his charts. 6--Opening The J.V. cheerleaders cheer as they pass the crowd. Angelia Pulley prepares to dismount. School Life Classes Faculty Academics Sports Organizations Closing The band prepares to perform. School reopened on August 30, 1977 ending the joy of vacations, summer jobs, daytime tele- vision, swimming and for some summer school. All this gave way to school sports, homework, and chilly weather. Soon students began to get involved in school activities and the memories of summer were soon forgotten. The Manor Mus- tangs began to live the epic story of 1976-1977, Mustangs began to establish new traditions and activities. Some traditions were borrowed from other schools, but most of the traditions are from the minds of Mustangs. So read on as The 1977 Mustang staff tells you the story of UNITY!!! age eas P i Me a: ay “een: ia = ee Q Se é j We SCHOOL LIFE Regina Weston Is Raynido Champ and Patricia Rivenbark represent James McCadden and Pamela Brown are the Jun- the Senior Class. ior Class attendants. Carlton Roberts and Cheryl Black represent the Robert Hendrick and Doris Williams are the Sophomore Class. Freshmen Class attendants. — a ae ‘ ¥ FA . . : me Ree ie The Spanish Club float is rolling. The dramatic world of the Drama Club. 10--Homecoming Named Miss Homecoming The fifth annual Manor Bowl was held at Churchland Stadium on October 8, 1976. A new tradition was started this year. Instead of crowning Mr. and Miss Manor, a home- coming King and Queen were crowned. Regina Weston and Chris Scott were crowned Mr. and Miss Manor. Attendants to Miss Homecoming were rep- resented by each class. Chris Scott and Regina Weston are crowned King and Queen of Homecoming. Michael Bazemore and Regina Weston are can- diates for Homecoming King and Queen. iy . ae i Chris Scott and Marilyn Linthicum are conten- Aldridge Mondy and Pam Waddell are also con- ders for the title of Homecoming King and Queen. tenders for the title of Homecoming. Manor Takes First Place In The Third Annual Virginia Olympics Professor Stuart L. Wheeler, the emperor of the Olympics gives his opening address Manor's winning team 12--Olympics Manor’s Faculty Relives School Days Mr. Williams served as M.C. of the show. ) A faculty talent show was presented by Mrs. Wall's Humanities students. The show featured a Can-Can dance done by Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Liverman, and other talented faculty members. Mrs. Hat- field sang and played the guitar. The faculty band was excellent in performance. Mr. Williams served as Master of Ceremony. Mrs. Wall fox trots across the floor. ee ; ill The Manor High School Faculty Band plays on. Mrs. Hatfield shows her talents in singing. 13 First Mock Election Is A Big Success a SE Mrs. Lyons gives Ronnie Twine more instructions. 14- -Mock Election Second Annual Awards Assembly ei were ii aw a it anti it 1 my J Y a mee a Hee on 1 j iH rn 4 t == Pam Brown opens the Second Annual Awards Assembly a Drama students display their talents and entertain the audience at the Award Assembly Awards Assembly--15 Third Annual Mardi Gras Students have pie throwing Contest. icans for the festival Students dress as Mex Jon Heely and partner sing for audience. 16- -Mardi Gras Navy Show Band Performs For Mustangs Navy Show Bands perform for the students at Manor. Navy Show Band- - 17 Wanda Moody Crowned Miss Manor “77” Wanda Moody is crowned Miss Manor 1977. i Jacquelin Kendall was chosen first runner-up. Patricia Rivenbark won Miss Congeniality and Second runner- up. 18--Miss Manor The contestants compete in the casual competiton. Patricia Rivenbark models her outfit. Angelia Pulley holds her trophy proudly. Judges tally their ballots. Miss Manor- -19 Seniors Vote For Their ES late santa MARR im es lates a Most Studious . Brian Stuck and Cathy Conklin Best Around Samelia Webster and James Padgett Most Athletic Reggie Smallwood and Chris Galliard a Most Likely To Succeed Fancy Cilumbrello and Virgin Griffin i ig, he PRC Rage 7 f ; ; bak Me PRU OES oy. 20- -Senior Superlatives ? ee OY ne Eg , Super Classmates Best Couple Michelle Cary and David Boone Most Talented Barbara Taylor and Jon Heely Best Dancers Lisa Cokes and Addison Mozelle Cutest Monique Lindsey and George Wyche Senior Superlatives- -21 Most School Spirited Patricia Rivenback and Lloyd Williams Best Dressed Wanda Moody and Dwight Jackson Coolest David Porter —escniesscesta ame Most Popular LaDonna Wright and Tyrone Spruill 22--Senior Superlatives Class Flirt Leslie Woodard Shyest Tony Boyd and Rosalind Moore Shortest DeJeanette Porter and Warren Cole ES Wittest Sheryl Boone and Essex Watson Senior Superlatives- -23 Casino Royale: Best Prom Ever CS Lynn Carey, Rae Allen, Jackie Saunders, and Theresa Sawyer are the hostesses for the 1977 prom. Thomas Marfio and Terri Voliva dance as the Artistic band plays a slow record. Kathy Bell shows off her gown. 24-Jr.-Sr. Prom The Cherry's and Epperson's. George Wyche and Ann Rankins danc e at the prom. The Artistic Band performed the music to dance by. Jr. -Sr. Prom-25 Senior Reception Christopher Scott addresses the seniors and their guests as Dr. Cherry sits with the other speakers: Nancy Baker, Samelia Webster, Greg Anderson, and Beth Brannock Senior chorus members led the class of '77 in the class song Our Time At Manor Tomorrow we'll look back on all these years Friendships we treasured so dear and hoped would never part It won't be too long until it is tomorrow And today will be just memories of the past. How can we be sure of what's to follow? When we have never passed that way before Because of our time at Manor We will be better prepared to face the world alone. How can we be sure of what's to follow? When we have never passed that way before Because of our time at Manor We will find the world as an open door. By: Joh Heely, Essex Watson, Angelia Pulley 26- -Senior Reception “Looks Like We Made It’’ Graduation For 279 inning A New Beg °17 Exceeds All Previous Years Of Graduates Honor The 47 The Number For Sei ‘Mia pent recy! CLASSES eases . P 2 ’ ween J + oa Samelia Webster Leads Class Of °77 Seniors Are Willing Workers Senior Class Officers--LEFT TO RIGHT--Wanda Moody--Secretary, Barbara Taylor-- Treasurer, Samelia Webster--President, Donna Williams--Asst. Treasurer, Linwood Dillard--Vice President. The Senior Class sponsored two Talent Shows as money raising pro- jects. ‘The money was used to finance a trip to Atlanta Georgia. The talent shows were successful and after the April Fool's show a dance was given. The Senior Class' trip to Georgia proved to be not only educational but also enjoyable. They toured Atlanta and visited Stone Mountain. On the second day, they visited Six Flags. They found Six Flags enjoyable with its rides, games, and various enter- tainments. They also visited Martin Luther King's birthplace. Seniors kept their spirit even after returning home. First, there was the Senior Assembly, followed by Senior Week which included Kiddie Day, Bum Day, Fifties Day, and Jeans Vanessa Adamson Blaine Anderson Gregory Anderson and Shades Day. Larry Anderson Ronald A nderson John Andrews 32--Seniors Vanessa Angela Adamson Libra Activities: FBLA Ambition: To become a nurse. Blaine Lionel! Anderson Libra Activities: DECA, ICT Ambition: To become wv Filot. Gregor, Peter aloe oe Virgo! Activities: Football, Track, ier NJROTC, Spanish Club, Nationa q Society Ambition: To make alot of money : Larry LaRoy Anderson Ter ancer Activities: DECA, Esquires AG caled tele); tam ie) hecome a business: m; can euneabe Activities ICT oe A mbition: Lo be 4 million John Andrews Scorpio Ambition: To be successful. Velma Viola C. Andrews Libr Activities: FHA, SGA, French: French Honor Society : Yearboo : Ambition: To find succes at road [ take, Katherine Belinda A mstrong ee C eee Rebecca Jane Ash Activities: Chorus book Staff, FBLA, M: celeste toys To own ‘the b: store in NRIRIa ae ‘Wayman Phillip Ashburne. Ge Ambition: To enter the Coast Angela iota hak Leo! ee Activities: Band, SGA, Math- Se. n Club, Spanish Club” : a Ambition: To be Successful. ‘Karen Rae Bache Leo Activities: FHA, See Drama Club, bs (obelolumntoren i tag Ambition: To live, 2 Jife filled y Ww vith happiness. — ue . Nancy Jo Baker Sagittarius Activities: Drama Club, Art Chk, French Club Ambition: To own ay ewn craft store. Velma Andrews Katherine Armstrong Rebecca Ash Wayman Ashburne Angela Avant Karen Bachman Judith Baird Nancy Baker Seniors--33 Seniors Make Plans For The Future Amy Barnes Glen Barnes Jack Barnes Millicent Barnes Rhonda Batts Lennie Baucom Vera Bazemore Ronnie Beecher William Bennett Benita Benton David Boone Eldridge Boone Frieda Williams talks with substitute H.J. Ellison. 34--Seniors Jose Boone Tony Boyd William Boyd Mary Brannock William Brantner Carolyn Brewer } | i} Judith Brinkley Shelton Brockett Seniors Find Math-Analysis Challenging Deborah A. Brown Deborah E. Brown Deborah S. Brown John Brown Terry Brown Rhonda Butler Chris Cannon Raynido Champ Bruce Charlton Fancy Cilumbrello Althea Clark Paul Clements 36--Seniors Deborah Arnita Brown irgo Activities: SGA, French Club, Debate Club, Yearbook Editor, French Honor Society. Ambition: To become a prominent Physician and succeed i in w vhatev er Le decide to do. - 5 Terry L. Brown Taurus Activ utes: Cho oe Actives Debat ‘i Drama Club Ee Ambition: To Fancy Cilur Activities: x French Club, . Council. - Ambition: To mind. Evelyn Cecilia Cook Activities: FBLA, Chorus. : PG eplestaleys tam Be) cet a silver and black. _ eighteen wheeler. Felicia Ann Copeland Pisces’ Activities: FBLA, Track : Ambition: To be a secretary. Gregory H. Copeland “Saggittarius ‘Ambition: To be a Automotive _ Technician. ; Lillian Close Phyllis Cobb Lisa Cokes Robert Collins Cathy Conklin Theresa Connelley Debra Conrad Evelyn Cook Felicia Copeland Gregory Copeland Seniors--37 Seniors Use Time Wisely In Resource Room Tracey Craven J.C. Creekmur Curtis Cross Danette Crowell Sylvester Cuffee Terry Culbertson Thomas Culpepper Doris Cummings Karen Currin Cheryl Dailey Michael Denny Lisa Deramus @ Ben x 38--Seniors illard ixon inwood D — 1Di r Chery oO oct a oo CO) 12) “4 8A AS raha oe aC) ae ne Sharon Drewery Amanda Drewery ia Eason in Beth Early irg Vv idget Edney ice Edwards Br Maur Seniors--39 Seniors Await Graduation Day Rayann Edwards Sandra Elliot William Elliot Kaye Ellis Linwood Epps Dean Evans Byron Faircloth Dona Farley Carlos Fernandez Joseph Fly Renae Futrell Lauren Gaillard Dona Shawn Farley Sagittarius Activities: Miss Freshman, DECA .Ambition: To fulfill my wildest dreams and find a love. Carlos Alberto Fernandez Scorpio Activities: Dramatic Club Ambition: To major in art or music. Joseph Patrick Fly Taurus Activities: Football, Newspaper Staff, Industrial Arts. Ambition: To serve my mission and to be satisfied with whatever I do in life. Renae’ Lynn Futrell Sagittarius Activities: Spanish Club, FBIA, spouse Honor Society. Ambition: To help people by: being a lawyer and remember that every man's _ work is a portrait of himself. Lauren Christine Gaillard Aquarius Activities: Track, Softball, Baskethbal Ambition: To be a Photographer Beth Ellen Gardner Taurus Activities: FBLA, Majorette. AV rolasetey) tee bre) graduate from Dead and be a successful secretary Cheryl Marie Garrett Aquarius Activities: Basketball, FBLA, Powder Puff, Orchestra. A mbites To goto college in elementary education Charles Lee George Nheo’ Ambition: To be a professional Gran _ Prix face car driver. : ‘Phy: ilis Anne Cillikin ive Activities: Honor Graduate Ambition: To become a C.L.A. make R.V. very happy and to never make he ‘same mistakes tw ice. Angela Lee Denke Gladney qu rit Activities: Band Ambition: To continue my education nd become a teacher of music. Joyce Elaine Gober Aqu Activities: Powder Puff. oe Ambition: To become a secretary. . Cynthia Janice ere Leo Activities: SGAc Ambition: To go toc -ollege and sul : nursing. : Loretta Annetta Goodinan Gemini Activities: Basketball, Powder Puff. Ambition: To Puree a career in Special jBrettrorchavesni4 Karen Lynn Goodrich Sagittarius Ambition: To attend Old Dominion University and become a nurse. Robert Darry] Graham Aries Activities: ICT wenlelia (eli tam Wom oy-rero} ppl mri ire (orl colures psychology. Reginald W.-Grant- “Gancer | Activities: Band Ambition: To go into the Army. Beth Gardner Chery] Garrett Charles George Phyllis Gillikin Joyce Gober Cynthia Goodman Loretta Goodman Karen Goodrich Robert Graham Reginald Grant Seniors--41 Seniors Make Yearbook Successful Wanda Grantum Pattie Green Dexter Greene Steven Griffin Virgil Griffin Pablo Hahn Troy Hall Mary Hardt Nora Martin and Deborah Brown work on Layout. 42--Seniors TylerVan Hardy Alonza Harris Bernadette Harrison James Hawkes Jonathan Heely Harvey Hodges Troy Wilkerson prepares for match with opponent. S eniors--43 Seniors Make Prom A Success Debra Howard Leon Howard Terry Ingles Dwight Jackson James Jackson Terry Jacobs Joyce James Yvette James Cheryl Jessup Beryl Jernigan Barbara Taylor shows off her new gown. Seniors are in line for prom picture. 44--Seniors Leon Richard How avd jects Sagittarius . Activities: Baseball — Ambition: To one day get a iob and be with TC. Terry Lyan telat quart dnc ities: ro live Carla Johnson Debra Johnson Michael Johnson Thomas Johnson Debra Johnston Bernadette Jones Robin Tugwell, Essex Watson and Patricia Rivenbark do skit in assembly. Seniors--45 Karen Joseph Stephen Josie Mare Kaiser Jacqueline Kendall Linda King Linda LaFontaine Monetta Lassiter Gale Lewis Ruth Lewis Monique Lindsey Marilyn Linthicum Jeffrey Lucas Senior Year Proves To Be Unique And Special Mrs. Dussia reviews for final exams. 46--Seniors Jerry Lupton Deborah Mahoney Peter Marfro David Marshall Nora Martin Ricky Mayo Cynthia McCoy Sarah McGehee Robert McLain Thomas McLellon Seniors--47 Seniors Sponsor Vicky Meeker Charles Melvin Carol Miller Pamela Mines Teresa Mines William Minnick Edward Moody Wanda Moody Ronald Moore Rosalind Moore Howard Mowry Linwood Moseberth 48--Seniors Two Talent Shows ie op Y oles) o AL AY Of o oro top) q fe) nn = 9 One ad O§ E aS coe On Joey Newby Marlene Page ie Ponds Lizz Joan Pearce Ylonda Patterson Jackson Mrs. Homeroom 116 eniors Go To Atlanta, Georgia David Porter De Jeanette Porter Carolyn Powell Matthew Prince June Quesinberry Phyllis Ramsey Ann-Rene! Rankins Thomas Rary Bruce Reid Darrell Richardson Claude Riddick Patricia Rivenbark Homeroom 118--Ms. Brown Leonard Rivers James Robinson Steve Rogers Fabria Rountree Robert Royster Cathy Rupe Nathan Saunders Scott Seybold Dudley Shea Homeroom 401--Ms. Lawrence Michael Shepheard Mark Sivills Wilbur Sloan Reginald Smallwood Constance Smith Maggie Smith Barbara Spears Tyrone Spruill Denise Spurrier Shirley Stafford Sharonel Staton Idell Streater Homeroom 224--Mrs. Horne Seniors Find Seniors z Exciting | And Fun oo = :. 52--Seniors ine) G H vO cE: = Mes q Be MS g e SS 6 rg 2 oo ra Tae O a f: is ‘a = i ul ron) Co} - ° N qn asia aS oes oO THe 2 ae) o BoP g oun Ss ice ae Sams Sc ns UO oe 2g 8 Al Soc Om ee Oirg OM Seniors Find Success Through C.O.E. Glenda Trower Robin Tugwell Ronnie Twine Karen Vance Weba Vanderploeg Janet Vick Glenda Vinson Pamela Waddell Edward Wadley Fred Wadley Jack Waggoner Cynthia Warren Homeroom 220--Mrs. Saunders 48--Seniors | | Linda Warren Brian Watkins Dwain Watts Pamala Walkup Joey Wallace Essex Watson Aubrey Watts Mark Watts Samelia Webster Homeroom 136--Mr. Mitchell Senior Dues Were Collected In Homeroom Suzanne Wells Karen Weston Regina Weston Barry White Clarence White Angela Whitehead Stephen Whitener Mark Whitt 7 reg? nt tytn Bt i et RF nae Homeroom 208--Mrs. Stephenson 56--Seniors Jennifer Wiggins Karen Wiggs Troy Wilkerson Lewis Wilkins Cheryl Williams Cynthia Williams Homeroom 204--Mrs. Anchors Rebel, us a + Pao an AGA Se Vi el pont Ve Sa eet aiden ns Fe 2% - + a Wanda Moody Is Chosen As Miss Manor Donna Williams Frieda Williams Gloria Williams Lloyd Williams Beverly Wilson Chardine Wilson OPES EO Bits Re oe Wanda Moody was crowned Miss Manor 1977. Seniors clean out lockers for the last time. 58--Seniors Cheryl Wilson Melodie Wilson Pamela Wilson Ravell Wilson Steve Wilson Cynthia Wood Leslie Woodard LaDonna Wright Tracy Ziegenhain William Boyd long jumps. Juniors “Elaborate” On Individual Values 60--Juniors pte cet eng fs Bm ES i, es tite nae ee Juniors--61 Juniors: Class Of ’78 Della Adams Susan Adams Shurley Addison Patricia Allison Faye Anderson Joseph Armstead Frederick Arndt Charles Artis Miki Askew Paula Atkins Damita Austin Godfrey Banks Nancy Barnes Kevin Bass Veronica Bassett William Beatty Kathleen Bell Kelvin Bell Thomas Bell Febra Bonner 62--Juniors Jesse Boone Martin Boone Craig Boush Agnes Boykins Charlene Boykins Valerie Branch Rosalind Brandon Gary Brantner Wardell Braxton Gayle Brinkly Beverly Brown David Brown George Brown Norris Brown Pam Brown Renee Brown Sandra Brown Shirley Brown Tommie Brown William Brown Juniors-- 63 64--Juniors Jody Cahoon Curtis Cameron Alice Cannon Teresa Carter David Carr Pam Carrol Joe Chambers Robert Chambers Debra Clifton Stafford Chisman Willie Cobb Mike Conrad Andre Cook Tom Cornwell Tracy Corvello Lynwood Cowan Bobby Crawford Andrienne Cross Steve Cross Elizabeth Currie Edward Dailey Jody Daniels Lisa Davenport Alisa Davis Chery! Davis Tyrone Davis Crystal Dawson Henrietta Dawkins Haywood Day Jesse Daye Wanda Dean Rudy Demby Nancy Dillion Meddrick Doggett Janice Dolak Richard Dotson Michael Drew Cynthia Edwards Sharon Drummond JoAnn Dudley Juniors--65 66--Juniors Claudett Edwards John Edwards Sherri Edwards Raymond English Betty Fairbanks Linnea Farrell Gary Fields Chip Fisher Loucinda Fogleman Kenneth Gainey Barbara Gamble Charles Garrett Steve Gates Debbie Gibbs Wanda Goodwyn Alvin Gordon Larry Gray Cindy Greene Fay Gregory Keith Griffin Micheal Griffin Buddy Haislip Tammy Haislip Curtis Hall Steven Hardt Sandy Harness Jimmy Harrell David Harrington Alonza Harris Daphne Harris Cindy Harrison Kim Harrison Vernet Hatcher Cynthia Hawk Karon Hicks Glenda Hill Angela Hilliard Micheal Hines Cynthia Hinnant Susan Hinton Juniors--67 68--Juniors we a David Howell William Houtsenpiller Velvet Hoscheid Lynda Horton Ann Holland Anita Jackson Ozzie Hunter Delresa Hunter Deborah Hunter Daniel Hudson Charles Jefferson Barbara Jefferson Stephanie James Charles Jacobs Erin Jackson Karen Johnson Carla Johnson Bryon Johnson Adrienne Jenkins Thomas Johnson Wanda Johnston Teresa Jolly Jewell Jones Kim Kahler Pamela Kelly Brian Lalonde Sharon Lalonde John Lamb Vicki Langston Terry Lewis Carlton Lillard Juniors--69 Miriam Lucas Pamela Mackey Elsie Madison Elton Majette Ronald Mansell John Martin Lawrence Masters Michele Masters Sheila Mauk Tavana Mayo James McCadden Karen McCadden John McGehee Vicki McManus Sharon McPhearson Teresa Meacher Debra Midgett Cynthia Miller Floyd Miller Ronald Mills 70--Juniors Felecia Mitchell Felicia Mondy JoAnn Moore Wanda Moore James Morgan Jonathan Morris Lishee Morris Shelia Mosley Angela Narrow Barbara Needham Patricia Nelson Lagretta Newby Stephanie Newkirk Doris Nowell Donna Parker Ingrid Payton Brendette Peele Carl Pierce John Pittman Juniors-- 71 72--Juniors Cindee Poole Julia Poore Cassandra Pope Lee Pope Janette Potts Cynthia Powell Patrice Powell Patrick Powell Paula Powell Cynthia Price Debra Proffitt Frances Quesinberry Robert Ramsey Kenneth Rathbone Gloria Rembert Robin Roberts Cheryl Robinson Elvin Rollins Tommi Royal | 4 Gwendolyn Smithwrick Jack Snider Pamela Snyder Valerie Riddick Paul Ricks Sylvia Ricks Anthony Scott Ronald Scott Ruel Scott Carolyn Scully Virginia Sharrett Michael Simon John Skinner Angela Smith Cathy Smith Katherine Smith Noah Smith Phillip Smith Tracie Smith Juniors-- 73 74--Juniors Margaret Spence Deirdra Spencer Iris Stevenson Milton Stiff Daphne Stills Alfonso Stukes Harold Sullivan Harry Sullivan Loretta Taylor Elaine Thereault Connie Tisdom Kenneth Tucker Joe Turner Karen Turner Micheal Turner Shirley Turner Alvan Tyler Pamela Vaghan Albert Valentine Ronald Woods James Wyatt William Yarbrough Thelma Valentine Teresa Ward Frankie Washington Coleen Watson Darleen Watson Horace Wellons Marion West Linda Whitaker Donna Williams Jill Williams Marzetta Williams Douglass Wilson Patricia Wilson Phyliss Wilson Robert Wilson Elizabeth Woodard Juniors--75 Sophomores Enjoy 76--Sophomores Sophomores--77 Sophomores: Class Of °79 Rae Allen Rebecca Allen Paige Anderson Angelina Andrews Cama Askew Ann Austin James Ayers Robert Bailey Robert Banks Gwendolyn Bass Yvette Bassett David Bazemore Reginald Bazemore Amy Beatty John Bell Gail Bennett Kerry Beverly Vicki Beverly Tammy Bland Cheryl Black Regina Black Patricia Blount Deborah Bond Thomas Bookman Angela Boone 78--Sophomores pa ET EES cr Joe Boone Vanessa Boone Micheal Boothe Stephanie Bowden Laverne Boyd Patricia Boyd Allen Boyd Daniel Brannock Kevin Bremby Lori Brinkley Margaret Brock Kevin Broghn Edna Brown Charles Bryan Cheryl Bryan Bill Bryant Vicki Bullock Sharon Bulluck Renae Burden Ebb Burnette Bonnie Campbell Lynn Carey Steven Carr Steven Carroll David Cauldwell Bryan Close Sophomores-- 79 Denise Chadwick Terri Chatman Sabrina Christian Joe Clark Linwood Clark Timothy Clark Paige Claywell Helena Coleman Cynthia Coltrain Alexander Cooper Charles Corey Jerry Cowan Angelique Cowell Floyd Creech Stephen Cromwell Dianna Daniels Vanessa Davis Willis Davis Mary Dawson Daisy Daye Christina DeMarco Jacqueline Dover Thomas Drew Brenda Driver Vicki Edwards 80--Sophomores q = — Ty. Cynthia Evans Elisha Everett Suzanne Facenda Dillie Faucett Debra Fisher 0 ee ee Paka ae Fabriena Fly Kenneth Flythe Bobby Freeman Larry Fuller Myra Gallop a ee a PE a Pom 5 ameminnte hh Karen Gamble Stevie Gary Grace Garza Angela Gilliam Micheal Gilmore Robert Goode Cynthia Grant Dana Gravitt Lisa Gray Ira Green Cynthia Griffin Jeffrey Griffin Kenny Hall Tammi Hamilton Micheal Hammonds Sophomores-- 81 Michele Hammonds Tyler Van Hardy Lucinda Hargrove Cynthia Harris Derryl Harris Eula Harris Sharon Harris Valerie Harward Rita Hawkins Murray Hayden Dwayne Hicks Raymond Hicks Wallace Hobbs Dianne Hodges James Holley Cynthia Holloman Bambi Hughes Horace Hurdle Sharon Hurdle Juliane Jackson Michele Jackson Donna Jernigan Angela Johnson Chris Johnson James Johnson Clovis Jones Henry Jones 82--Sophomores Jill Jones Tonya Kanash Betty Kimp Thomas Lamb Virginia Lassiter William Lee David Leffler Berry Lewis Jessica Lewis Vernon Lindsey Lennie Luke Beth Lusk Derrick Lynch Yvette Mabry Douglas Madden Micheal Mahoney Benjamin Mann Linda Mapp Leronnie Mason Levani Mason Pamela Massenburg Micheal McNair Monica Mealey Mary Meredith Angela Meyers Felecia Millner Sheddric Mitchell Sophomores-- 83 Cleophas Moore Velvet Moore William Moore Bruce Moncrief Alfred Morgan Patrick Morefield Marian Neal Deborah Newsome Donna Nordbak Teresa Nordbrok Mary Owens Mark Page Brian Parrish Fardena Pauling Arthur Payton Karen Peebles Norman Peterson Joe Porter Julian Porter John Potts William Powell Roland Powers Monte Prayer Karen Price Donna Proffitt 84--Sophomores Carol Pugh Leander Pugh Patricia Rawls Laura Redditt Sonia Reeves Willie Respass Keith Reynolds Rena Reynolds Carlton Roberts Dawn Robinson Raymond Rodrigues Vincent Roney Sylvia Roseboro Janet Royster Kenny Sallee Darlene Saunders Jacqueline Saunders Keith Sawyer Kenneth Sawyer Theresa Sawyer Eunice Scales Ruth Sharpe David Sherarin Phillip Shearin Marshall Shelley Sophomores--85 Raymond Skinner Angelita Sloan Pamela Smith Joanna Spears Benjamin Spivey Anita Springs Jimmy Spruill Cheryl Stafford Micheal Stephens Klaudette Stewart Kozette Stewart Lisa Stewart James Stuck Steven Suttles Angelo Sykes Harold Sykes Susan T arr Gregory Thomas Sh erman Tillett Dwain Tisdom Gary Thompson Deborah Vaughan 86--Sophomores Monica Sherron James Short Debbie Simon Cox James Vaughn Lee Valentine Cynthia Veselosky Shirley Vick Theresa Voliva Jonathan Waddell Elton Walker Dwayne Ward Kimberly Waters Sylvia Watson Richard Werts Ronnie West Tony Whitaker Brenda Williams Brenda Williams Carl Wilson Garland Wilson Keith Wilson Steve Wise Donna Wood Edward Wood Michael Woodard Andrea Wright Angela Wright Jeffrey Wright Sophomores--87 FRESHMAN FIND Freshmen: Steven Adamson Darryl A ddison Cecil Anderson Jris Anderson Eugene Andrews Lee Armstrong Cynthia Artemus Mark Ashburne Francis Atkins Irvin Atkins James Atkinson Kim Atkinson Jacquelin Bagby Laura Baker Ashley Baker Cynthia Barham Michael Barnes Dolores Barrett Sylvia Baxter Vincent Bazemore Rodger Bennett Denise Benson Doris Benton Jeffry Birch Dawn Bittlegrade Delores Bivens Cynthia Blankenshit Melvin Blount Nina Boland Adrienne Boone Dwayne Boone 90--Freshman Class Of 80 Stephanie Bower Cedric Boyd Cheryl Boyd Vanessa Branch Sandra Brett Juanita Brewer Mariam Brewer Garyling Brinkley Cheryl Brockman Jacquelyn Brown Johnnie Brown Keith Brown Kevin Brown Robbie Brown Wandra Brownridge Charles Butler Anna Bynum Larry Cahoon Albert Caldwell Terry Caldwell Theresa Cannon Michael Carey Harold Carothers Emile Carr Cheryl Carter David Carter Gregory Carter Walter Cheatham Demeitra Cherry Jill Cherry Donald Chisman Freshman--91 Carey Christian Doretha Claiborne Travis Clark Tony Clark Adela Clapp Donald Clifton Maurice Clifton Felecia Cobb Carleen Cogdell Ronald Cole Antoinette Coles Cynthia Collins Debra Collins Darryl Copeland Florence Copeland Sophia Copeland Calvin Corbett Cathy Costimopoulos Joseph Cotton Tonya Cowell Deborah Cullifer Kim Currin Patricia Darden Elton Davis Henry Dawkins Steven Dean Bernard Demarco Sophia Dickens Donna Dudley Kevin Eason 92--Freshman John Edwards Cynthia Eley Bonnie Elliott Wayne Ellsworth Stephen Eure Stephanie Field Adriana Fisher Corlette Fisher Felecia Flowers Sherri Flythe Dennis Ford Cassandra Fore Peter Forrest John Frahm Thomas Fuller Thaddius Funchess Cavan Garrett Claude Garthright Robert Gray Barry George Avery Gibbs Bobbitt Gladney Judith Gladney Brian Glasper Wallace Godette Carolene Goodwin Sherone Grant Gary Gray Jerry Gray Alphonso Green Freshman--93 Ellen Green Lawrence Green Richard Greene Barbara Greenwood Linda Griffin Tina Griffin Cynthia Griswold Jeannie Grubbs Evora Hall Sheila Hall Wanda Hall Danny Hare Victoria Hargrove Clifton Harmon Rayford Harp Timothy Harrell Ambrose Harris Anita Harris Barbara Harris Lenze Harris Chery! Hart Tammy Hartman Antionette Haynes Harriet Heath Delia Henderson Robert Hendricks Chery] Herring Shara Hetzel Kimberly Hicks Charles Hickson Maurice Hill Brenda Hines Curtis Hinton Lisa Hinton Wanda Hobbs Christina Holland 94--Freshman Patricia Holland Howard Hopkins John Hopkins Andrea Howard Michael Hudson Regina Hudson David Hughes Stanley Hughes Eferem Hurdle Sheldon Hurdle Adam Ivey Kathy Ivins Angela Jackson Joan Jackson Lisa Jackson Sheila Jackson Andrea James Patricia James Cheryl Jenkins Shonda Jenkins Charles Jennings Bennie Jones Darryl Jones Julia Jones Jerome Jones Karen Jones Robin Jones Antonio Johnson Belinda Johnson Marilyn Johnson Raymond Johnson Freshman--95 Sandra Johnson Wanda Joyner James Kanash Frances Kania Robin Kauffman Michael Kendrick Christopher King James King Raymond LaFontaine Jason Lalonde Toni Langston Sherry Lawrence Laurie Lee Leila Lee Robert Lemons Sharon Lemons James Lewis Cynthis Lofton Jacquelin Lupton Charles Lysaker Cassandra Martin Susan Mattox Jeffrey Mayes Michael Mayo Acrovi McBride Donna McCormick Evonta McIntyre Kelley MclLellon Brian Melchor Jeffrey Miller 96--Freshmen Sharon Mines Sharon Moore Thomas Moore Ivan Morefield Terry Mozelle Sharon Mullen Nhoj Myrick Gaspire Nagy Dwayne Nicholson Angela Nixon Ronald Nixon Yvette Norman Keith Paige Lisa Parker Willie Parker Richard Patterson Lattimore Patterson Melody Pearce Anthony Peoples Cassandra Person Lisa Peterson Larry Phelps Robert Phelps Patricia Phillips Marilyn Pierce Cydney Pittman James Pittman Debbie Pollard Cathy Ponds Juanita Porter Freshmen--97 Stacey Port er Edward Powell Lee Powers Nevada Price Martin Pruitt Kenneth Puryear Calvin Merritt Robert Owens Robin Ramsey Adriene Rawls Terry Raynor Patricia Redditt William Redmon Marvin Reid Tanya Reid Dennis Renfrow Rena Reynolds Velda Richardson Ivan Rivers Kathleen Rittenberry Lula Rodgers Donna Rollins Douglas Roundtree Joseph Ross Simonne Ruffin Cary Sawyer Tammy Sawyer Dianne Saunders Oscar Saunders 98--Freshmen Angela Savage Barbara Savage Rosalin Savage Vernon Saylor Victor Scales Bernita Scott Larry Scott Kenneth Scott Sandra Seader William Seybold Deborah Shelton Berneta Shook Janice Sivills Michael Skinner Janice Sloan Lonnie Sloan Maurice Smallwood Cheryl Smith Frankie Smith Herbert Smith Janice Smith Keith Smith Phyliss Smith Wanda Smith Yvonne Smith Mark Snider Lisa Snyder Wade Sorrell Marcia Spangler Daniel Spears Freshmen--99 Veronica Spears Charles Speller Rene Stafford James Staton Dexter Stephenson Barry Stevenson Micheal Sullivan Darren Swain Kimberly Swimpson Willie Swimpson Carolyn Tatum April Thompson Diana Thornton Lorenzo Thrower Charles Towe Katherine Tucker Lisa Turain James Turner Reginald Vann Crystal Vinson Melvin Wadley Joseph Walker Kevin Walton Marvin Warren Jacqueline Washington Janice Waters Ricardo Watts Mary Weatherspoon James White 100-Freshmen Perry White Stephanie Whitehead Sandra Wilder Renee Wilkins Doris Williarns Doretha Williams Faye Williams Lynda Williams Lynne Williams Melvin Williams Veta Williams Lisa Williamson Thomasine Wilkins Kenneth Willis Robert Willis James Wilson Roslyn Windley Harold Winstead Cherie Wiseman Dale Wolf Julene Wolking David Wood Ardell Wright Kathy Wright Micheal Wright Robert Wright Tina Yarbough Cedric Young Pamela Young Noah Younger Freshmen--101 Students Honor Dr. Cherry: A Week Is Named In His Honor Returning for his fourth year here at Manor, Dr. Cherry looked forward to the activities of the coming year. One of the activities of the year was a surpriseto Dr. Cherry. He was honored bytheS.G.A., faculty members and student body. A week was named inhis honor. It was the week of April 25-29, 1977. Dr. Cherry has not only served as prin- cipal here at Manor but also served as principal of Port Norfolk Elementary School, Academy Park Elementary School, and Harry Hunt Jr. High School. He received his B.S. from East Carolina University, his M.A. from William and Mary University, andhis Ed. D. from the University of Virginia. Dr. Cherry showed that he has a lot of school spirit by attending the school's sports games and after school activities. 104 2 Regus hers ae EAE RDI CamnegR oT moma sk A eet it tence cme Setar i eee ey ae er —— Peete Dr. Thomas M. Cherry- -Principal Some of the faculty members dine with Dr. Cherry Rh Naas Soc i. TOR meta es 3 00 5 Arie. i ee on ae Administrators Make Manor A Success ow S he“ ys i a ’ Mr. Forrest R. Ross- - Curriculum Coordinator Mr. James R. Glisson- - Curriculum Coordinator Administration - -105 Gui dance Counselors Solve | } SY Mrs. India W. Wheeler--Scheduling Coordinator Mrs. Marianne Lamberton--Guidance Counselor Mrs. Geraldine Hatfield--Guidance Counselor Miss Cora Fitzgerald--Guidance Counselor 106--Faculty Student Problems oe can i i ; rep es bbe 9 das eek a Pe dG seta ” thea eS iP a Mrs. Helen Davis--Guidance Clerk Faculty-- 107 Mrs. Mary Epps--Guidance Clerk 2 Non-Faculty Staff Members Provide Mrs. Vera M. Hughes--Treasurer Mrs. Jacquelyn Thompson--Office Clerk a Mrs. Carol Sawyer--Office Clerk Ms. Kathy Saunders--Office Clerk 108--Faculty eir Help For Mustangs Miss Catherine Kammerer--Librarian Mrs. Vivian Edwards--Library Clerk Faculty--109 Pay Ts) Wy ie eee oe EBERLE English Mrs. Linda Alford-- . Dixie Anchors-- Math Mrs Mr. Howard Beale-- Industrial Arts Coach Clifton Black--Physical Education Mr. Willia Barnett-- Orchestra 110--Faculty Show They Care Mrs. Francis Brown- - History Mr. Lester Bright- - Physical Education Ms. Robin Brown- - English © | Miss Kaye L. Burcher- -English Mrs. Carol C. Butler- - Art Faculty--111 Faculty Displays il Mr. John W. Crute--Latin Ms. Doris D. Day--English Mrs. Dorothy S. Diggs--English 112--Faculty School Spirit Mrs. Tracey A. Dussia--Government kA Miss JoAnne Edwards--Physical Science Mrs. Veronica Evans--Government Faculty--113 Faculty Help UTE ' Rute tariien| Mrs. Sandra H. Fields--Business Education Mrs. Barbara H. Flynn--Spanish Mrs. Dorothy U. Gallop--Business Mrs. Jo C. Gilbert--Business Education Education 114--Faculty Make Manor A Success Mrs. Celestine L. Hardy--Home Mrs. Economics Mr. Roosevelt Harmon--I.C.T. Mrs. Harriet C. Heath--Chorus Mr. Michael R. Hillinch-- Physical Science Faculty--115 Science And WE i cee 241 Vif ay % Mrs. Rose F. Horne- -Math Miss Angela C. Jones- -English Mrs. Shirley J. Hobart- - Typing TAEZH@OIKAMN=OD PZ TYOXVOA 116- -Faculty English: A Learning Experience Mrs. Nancy W. Jones--D.E. Mrs. Mary D. Knoop- - Math at Z. Kossow- -Home Ms. Janet G. Lawrence- - Physical Education Mr. Marvin Leathers- - Industrial Arts SSLWOES Liz Teachers Showed Mrs. June B. Liverman- -English Ms. Elizabeth A. Lucas- -Typing Mrs. Robin Lupia- - Typing Mrs. Anne S. Lyons- -Government Mrs. Alice H. Mantz- - Physical Education 118--Faculty Talents In Talent Show Mrs. Marcella F. McNeil- -Geometry Chief Lawrence Mondy--R.O.T.C. Mrs. Judith E. Moore--1.S. History Coach James C. Morrison- - Physical Education Faculty--119 The Excellence Of Our nan “er oO wes Mrs. Nancy B. Moy-- World Geography Mr. Joseph E. Myers- - Physical Science Mrs. Barbara B. Norris- - Algebra Mrs. Adrienne C. Novick- -Physical Science, Physics Captain Horace C. Page--R.O.T.C. 120- -Faculty Faculty Is Evident Mreelatryale Mr. Kenneth A. Pfeifer- -English Mr. Theodore Richardson- -Band Faculty--121 Faculty Works To x oN Mrs. Gracie H. Saunders- -Biology Mrs. Gail T. Shaw--Math 4 ‘oy 6 ; j aa aN Ae ad NP x Mr. Ron ald L. Shepard- -History Mrs. Gail T. Stafford--Math 122--Faculty ; Improve Manor Mrs. Genevieve E. Swinton- -English ee ae ee a eed dieatienatii Mr. John L. Thomas- -History : 3 ‘ : E Faculty--123 Faculty Finds Audio Mrs. Sarah M. Ward- -History, Geography Mr. William Waters- -Industrial Arts Mrs. Marilyn A. Watts- -English 124--Faculty Equipment Efficient § Mrs. Lillian W. Willis- -French Mr. Robert Ziegenfuss- - Physical Education Mrs. Stafford makes use of audio equipment. Faculty--125 Custodians, Cooks, And Faculty: A Big Help BACK ROW: Mrs. Evelyn Coltraine, Joe, Mrs. Maggie Lewis, Mrs. Bell Davis, Mrs. Odell Jones, Mrs. Virginia Hurdle. FRONT ROW: Cashier, Cafeteria Aide Mrs. Josephine Wiggins, Mrs. Louise Thereault, Mrs. Katherine Bidgood, Mrs. Ivey Fisher, Cafeteria Help, and Mrs. Catherine Mitchell. Mrs. Catherine Bidgood Cafeteria Mer. Mr. Wilmer C. Cooke Jr. - -Security Mr. Vernon Norvell- -Building Engineer Guard 126--Faculty Mr. Parker looks over his work. ee The U.S. History teachers plan for the cycle. Mrs. Cahoon takes pulse of patient. Faculty- -127 Students Improve Their English Abilities — ae a 4 ff | r English 12 students ''concentrate'' on their assignment. 130--Academits Mr. Mitchell writes an assignment on the board for his English 9 students. ’ Academics--131 Science Encourages Students To Search For The Unknown Students listen while two Biology projects are being presented. Angela Wright finishes her Biology Lab while a classmate looks on. ae Students perform a Chemistry Lab with accuracy and precision. 132--Academics Students Gain Knowledge Of Mathematical Concepts Nora Martin, Tommy Greenwood, and Dean Evans calculate indi- Alvin Kornegay gets assistance from his teacher to work an vidual Analysis equations. Algebra problem. David Porter concludes an Analysis problem. Academics--133 Students Learn About The Past And Present Through Social Studies a | i] 3 x | 5 a Mr. French uses an original technique to teach his World Geography class. 134--A cademics wie a Mrs. Lyons and her Government students openly discuss a topic of their choice. NDEA 70=71 CO-HS-XS 4 Mrs. Moore uses an overhead projector so her U.S. History students can get a better view of the map. Academics -135 Sewing Is Stressed In Home Economics 7 A student carefully sews the seams together. 136--Academics Physical Education And Health Improves Student’s Mental And Physical Development Students warm-up with exercises before the gym class begins. Students struggle to control the volleyball. Academics--137 Students Develop Knowledge Of Mr. Crute quizzes his Latin Students on new material. 138--Academics Ms. Flynn reviews notes for a Spanish II test. Academics--139 Students work tentatively on their individual projects. Students Develop Special Talents Through Fine Arts Debra Lewis stands back to admire her sculpture. 140--A cademics anne ee | { ' Vernon Joyner works on his project. Academics--141 Industrial Arts Enable Students To Develop Skills With Tools And Machinery Students work on a Layout by the use of a drawing board. _ ‘Se An array of projects and awards are on display. A student takes time to clean a machine. 142--Academics A student works on a diagram by use of special equipment. Students Prepare To Face The Business Students finish their Accounting assignment with the aid of calculators. World Academics--143 Discipline, Leadership And Self-Reliance Are Stressed In N.J.R.O.T.C. NJROTC students practice a drill during school hours. Students take the time to enjoy the entertainment at the ROTC Ball. 144- -A cademics Mr. Harmon quizzes his I.C.T. students on Marketing. Vocational Education Gives Students Knowledge Of The Job Market Mr. Copeland shows his D.E. students the passage of a book that further explains Management. Academics--145 1976 Manor Mustangs MANOR 8 GREAT BRIDGE 14 MANOR 14 WESTERN BRANCH 26 MANOR 8 WILSON 6 MANOR 0 INDIAN RIVER 44 MANOR 14 CHURCHLAND 38 MANOR 12 NORCOM 14 MANOR 0 OSCAR SMITH 18 MANOR 21 CRADDOCK 16 MANOR 12 ARMSTRONG 6 MANOR 28 DEEP CREEK 26 148--Football Experience A Tough Season Joey Newby feels pressure under the weight of Fourth down and inches to go for the Mighty three Norcom linemen. Manor Mustangs. Tyrone Spruill runs football for Manor. Joey Newby, Tyrone Spruill, and Reggie Small- wood. Football--149 Mighty Mustangs Elston Riddick gives Anthony Whitaker the ball for a tremendous gain of yards. Joey Newby shows tremendous talent and run- Coach Beale and Coach Morrison look at the si- ning abilities as he runs past the defense of the tuation on the field. offenders. 150--Football Plagued By Injuries Coach Morrison checks injured Mustang. Eric Black carries the ball for the Mustangs. x Elston Riddick, Manor first string quarterback Bernard Butts prepares to go on the field to re- was injured during an earlier game. He kept place an injured teammate. Manor was injury his spirit by cheering and watching them on the prone this year. field. Football--151 152--Football orn—HNTR RncmeentscnAI , é , Ceitig Football- -153 Manor JV Football—1976 Best Defense In District Manor 6 Cradock 0 Manor 2 Churchland 1D, es vis Ce Ae ; tstanding c 1Ke Kivers Manor 0 Wilson 0 Outstanding Lineman Charles Simmons Manor 2 Norcom 0 Head Coach Jimmie R. Williford Manor 0 Great Bridge 14 Asst. Coach Charles Thomas Manor 6 Western Branch Ms Manor 26 Deep Creek 6 ROW ! Arthur Russell, Cary Sawyer, James Lewis, Harold Winstead, Keith Reynolds, Anthony Debraux, Ivan Rivers, Cedric Young, Mike Wright, Brian Watson. ROW 2 Mike Mayo, Ronald Nixon, Harold Sykes, Amold Skinner, Raymond Fleming, Maurice Small- wood, Mike Rivers, Mark Lee, Thomas Fuller, Monte Prayer, Ben Williams. ROW 3 Raymond Johnson, Reg Anderson, Raymond Dixon, Richard Dillard, Ronald Martin, Cecil Anderson, Howard Hopkins, Robert Hendvicks. ROW 4 Coach Thomas, Billy Bryant, Washington Hatchel, Paul Howard, Crandall Griffin, Wendell Thomas, Charles Simmons, Elton Davis, Kevin Waltou, Kenny Hall Lorenzo Thrower, Coach Williford. 154--JV Football JV Basketball Players From Waters And Manor Unite To Make A Winning Squad Team Members Thomas Moore Steve Gary Rodney Eaton Peon ae Coach--Charles Thomas Shelly Smallwood Daryl Jones Co-Captains-- Thomas Moore Daryl Harris Steve Gary i Stuck eee Poole Leading Scorer--Thomas Moore George Wertz James Holley Dwayne Hicks Monte Prayer JV Basketball--155 Manor Basketball The Manor High School Varsity Basketball team had its best season this year. They tied for 5th in the district competition. Getting off to a good start with a 9-2 record, they finished with a record of 11-10. For the second consec- utive year, they won the Portsmouth Catholic Invitational ‘Tournament. 156--Basketball Gets Better Every Year Reggie Smallwood, 6'4 forward, led the team in rebounds and scoring. He scored 1, 086 points, making him the only bas- ketball player in Manor's history to score over 1,000 points. He ended his 1976-1977 season with the title of All District, All Met- ro, Most Outstanding Player in the City of Portsmouth, and the third highest scorer in the State of Virginia. Basketball--157 Manor Fights To The Which way did it go? 158--Basketball End In District Tournament ti — _ - Who wears the All Stars and who wears the Winners? You aint seen nothing yet. Basketbal]--159 Tournaments Highlight Varsity Wrestling The Manor High Wrestling Team was led by Coach Wayne Bright. The returning members of the var- sity were Robert Barringer, Jose Boone, Martin Boone, Leonard Long, Fred Wadley, Troy Wilker- son, and Tyldon Davis. Prospects who wrestled last year and had starting positions this year were Donald Porter, Reginald Glasper, Kenny Hall, Kevin Bell, Eric Ray, and Joseph Carson. = ™? 160--Wrestling : Wrestling--161 Track Team Wins Second Place James Ricks and Addison Mozelle, Co-Captains with Coach Ziegenfuss. fit 7. —_ Ist ROW: L-RD. Stevenson, M. Prayer, M. Rivers, P. West, K. Rathbone, L. Sloan, T. Copeland, S. Mitchell, I. Newby, A. Stukes, C. Artis, 2nd ROW: L-R M. Hammonds, G. Barks, H. Demby, B. Close, A. Watts, J. Padgett, T. Lamb, W. Respass, A. Green, 3rd ROW: L-R Coach Ziegenfuss, J. Ricks, A. Mozelle, L. Williams, T. Davis, O. Hunter, H. Wellons, M. Griffin, L. Moody, R. Clay, C. Gatling, E.C. Nicholson, W. Small, B. Anderson, L. Rivers, C. Anderson, T. Wilkerson, W. Boyd, C. Norfleet, V. Scales, Coach Hillinch. 162--Track Shot-put and discus throw team: Thaddeus Lamb, Jimm y Padgett, Aubrey Watts, Brian Close, Tildon Davis, Troy Wilkinson. Jimmy Padgett holds school records of 49'2 in the shot-put and 144'3 in the discus. . —= = a Track--163 Schedule Of Events Gets Attention Track--165 Manor’s Best Tennis Players te ¥! Danny Hudson and Kathy Bell show their backhands j y es we J ag ae Qeeha ye 5 Rex Hodnett, Charles O'Neal, and Nathan Saunders give their all gf Ree Coach Black Danny Hudson, Lewis Bookman, Rex Hodnett, Nathan Saunders, Brad Moore, Randy Spruill, Kathy Bell, Charles O'Neal 166- -Tennis Manor’s Best Golfers ee se 2s ‘ We v4 Se | fi: pat “ Sia Coach Beale with golf team: Buddy Haislip, Tommy Cornwell, and Joey Walker Golf- - 167 Sports Awards ees a ee ee ee eae Be FT ee Delgria Wells displays certificate as Manor's representa- tive in the State Track Meet. Troy Wilkerson receives trophy for top wrestler Most outstanding offensive baseball player, Dickie Howard, receives his trophy from Coach Morrison Chris Gaillard receives trophy for most outstanding athlete in field events 168--Sports Awards Jerriod Wright and George Wyche were co- recipients of the defensive lineman award. Coach Ziegenfuss gives track awards to most outstand- ing runner, Lee Moody, and to Jimmy Padgett, the top field event participant. Sports Awards--169 al eee a = Goodman And Galliard Lead Lady Mustangs Chris Galliard shoots for two Loretta Goodman gets away from Deep Creek players 170- -Girl's Basketball . Manor 32 Granby 50 Manor 32 Norview 47 Manor 67 Eastern Academy 34 Manor 61 Maury oe Manor 35 Oscar Smith 47 Manor 51 Lake Taylor 54 Manor 54 Wilson 63 Manor 38 Churchland 35 Manor 50 Norcom 42 Manor 37 WesternBranch 42 Manor 42 Indian River 48 Manor 53 Cradock 10 Manor 45 Great Bridge 63 ; Manor 48 Deep Creek 27 wawdd MUSTANGS Which way should we go? Girl's Basketball--171 Girls’ iniack ? wid be s fe “2 genes tii + MANO ws Jackie Saunders hands off to Veronica Spears in the 880 relay Co-captain, Jackie Kendall running in the 880 medley Karen Jones, Coach Pat McMichael, and Paula Powell are happy after defeating Western Branch 172--Girls' Track 4 ' ; i 4 Churchland — 16-2, Wilson of 1 Deep Creek « 9 33° Western Branch . 42 an ap WOON TMS ast 20. Manor — ge Sox = on RS 5 ey aati AS Paula Powell and Darlene Saunders in the mile Girls' Track--173 ‘SS @ Ge Tee 8 eee nf EARLS Lady Mustangs Gain Experience a v ¥ bt ey Pea sa MS ar af Soa rs Lowe ™ nae � , a ee . ‘ aa oi . 3 pe tie 2 So seer iy, Leb be AB bade oe ba gph Po . ee PPA yy We is Wh, Hp Me LY i ye sede Wf iy is ye vi Ye z 4 va Mh, id ‘ — sal pens , I Mees hi... ith g ea) s j Lady Mustangs share their bench with the i a a a et ey ; spectators. up ye ahi ers Whi ee ae inh § ; Wh) eo _ Bp, } Che j y by Yih, q MINTY iis Wii Vets, 'f) ve “i eee 5 HES wih iy PIR laa Lg ig 4 wAseeesiiih, WD hy, Nef Sy, Gs | Nieey PATTY f 174--Girl's Softball Lady Mustangs demonstrate their skills Girl's Baseball--175 Cheerleaders Keep Manor’s Spirit Up Manor's largest varsity cheering squad consisted of fourteen girls. They worked hard to raise money to pay their way to camp at Virginia Intermont College in Bristol, Virginia. After spending three days, almost twelve hours each day jumping, screaming, yelling, and learning new cheers, these cheerleaders walked away with three superior blue ribbins, a spirit megaphone, and a first place trophy. Manor's squad was led this year by Tri-captains: Angelia Pulley, Tricia Rivenback, and Debbie Conrad. Everyone worked hard preparing for pep rallies, basketball games and other activities. Angelia Pulley Debbie Conrad Tricia Rivenbark 177 - - Cheerleaders Robin Tugwell Cindee Poole Nancy Barnes Donna Parker Tammy Haislip Cheerleaders--177 = = : ae es OD Niggas ne , Fy, } as % 5 RRB. ote. 3 4 Fie Maid is ¥ Pe Varsity Cheerleaders wait on the sideline for the next 6 points Susan Hinton yells for the mighty Mustangs Debbie Conrad leads the Senior's Call Robin Tugwell, Angelia Pulley, and Tricia Rivenbark complete their fourth year as cheerleaders at M.H.S. 178- - Cheerleaders Cindy Poole does Pom-Pon routine to ''Fifth of Beethoven'' Barbara Needham concentrates on the winning touchdown J.V. Cheerleaders brighten Homecoming with their float Cheerleaders- - 179 poor. US SS Se eee = ome Manor Takes Pride In Scholastic Team And Honor Society The Scholastic T eam, spon- sored by the Ledger-Star, consists of six above average students per semester. Of these, there are two sopho- mores, two juniors, and two seniors, whose grade point averages are the highest in their respective classes. One senior, Brian Stuck, was chosen to represent Manor in the city-wide team, competing for the Ledger-Star scholarship. The Scholastic Team at Manor for the 1976- 77 school year was dominated by females. Brian Stuck was the only male. Scholastic Team (STANDING) : Susan Hinton- -Grade 11, Margaret Spence - -Grade 11, Cathy Conklin--Grade 12, Debbie Vaughn--Grade 10, Karen Peebles--Grade 10 (SEATED) Brian Stuck- -Grade 12 National Honor Society ROW 1 (Officers): Margaret Spence--Vice President, Fancy Cilumbrello, President, Nora Martin- -Secretary- Treasurer ROW 2: Linda Copeland, Terry Culbertson, Suzanne Wells, Shelia Mauk, Pam Carroll, Ginger Lassiter, Deborah Vaughan, Linda Stringer, Wanda Johnson, Cindy Ferrell, Teresa Jolly, Renae Futrell, Barbara Needham, Tammy Haislip, Ruth Sharpe ROW 3: Sylvia Bailey, Karen Wiggs, Lisa Cokes, Terry Ingles, Karen Bachman, Dean Evans, Wanda Moody, Angelo Valentine, Nancy Baker, Rene Woodard, Thelma Valentine, Carla Johnson, Cindy Price, Karen Peebles ROW 4: Virgil Griffin, Brad Moore, Cathy Conklin, Pat Morefield, Kaye Ellis, Lisa Deramus, Pam Snyder, Erin Jackson, Mike Johnson, Daphne Stills, Janice Dolak, Myra Gallop, Rae Allen, Kathy Bell, Coleen Watson, Brian Stuck, David Porter, Sabrina Christian, Daphne Harris ROW 5: Allen Minnich, Mike Shepherd, Jon Heeley, Jeff Wright, Keith Sawyer, Elaine Therault, Tom Cornwell, Greg Anderson, Mike Turner, Steve Whitener, Ray Champ, Tommy Marfio, Cinky Hinnant, Debbie Midgett 182--Scholastic Team--Honor Society Lawrence Ms. Lubich and Ms. � ) Students Participate In The Art And Sports th advisors wi The Sports Club Clubs The Art Club with advisor, Mr. Kenneth Porter Sports Club- - Art Club- - 183 Ti SS “SSG “G2 Eee SCA Has Most Successful Year Ever! we 1976-77 SCA Officers: Jimmy Padgett--President, Vernet Hatcher- -Treasurer, Beth Hester- - Vice President, Tommy Marfio- -Steering Committee Chairman, Deborah Vaughan- -Publicity Chair- person, Ron Shepard- - Advisor The Student Council Associations theme for the 1975-77 school year was ''The SCA Leads the Way. This year was the most successful year ever at Manor for the Student Council. Some of the year's activities included: a used bookstore; a 19 float Homecoming Parade, the largest ever; the collection of food for the Salvation Army. They also sponsored the city-wide United Way campaign for high schools and co-sponsored the first Annual Homecoming Banquet. Their two most eventful activities were the campaign for a smoking area at Manor in which the SCC appeared before the School Board (no decision as of June 10, 1977) and the Red Cross Blood Drive in which Manor students gave 200 pints of blood. For their participation in the blood drive, Manor's SCA received an award for the most active community-minded high school club. The SCA president, Jimmy Padgett, received the coveted Principal's Award for outstanding stu- dent at the Awards Day Assembly. For his contributions to the school, the SCA sponsor, Ron Shepard, received the Principal's Award at the Faculty-Administration dinner. 184--SCA 1977-78 SCA Officers: Angela Nixon--Secretary, Bonnie Campbell--Publicity Director, Pam Brown--President, David Harrington-- Vice President, Keith Sawyer--Treasurer, Ron Shepard--A dvisor Drama Club Shows Creativity Drama Club ROW 1: Ms. Burcher--Sponsor, Jimmy Padgett, Pat Newcomb, Adam Ivey, Steve Eure, Stacey Porter, Allen Minnick, Llloyd Williams, Ronald Mills ROW 2: Lisa Davenport, Monica Mealey, Rhonda Batts, Karen Summey, Brian Watkins--President SCA--Drama--185 ah MRP NR Seni th BR. BS inci - at eS ye ag 2 : xed Chorus Mi ¥ y —_— } lay Enormous Talent s Ensemble isp Girl! D Chorus Groups incre eip Om All State Manor Singers 1 = ae FC ee eee See oo Spanish Club Active In Foreign Language Week Activities The 1976-77 Spanish Club met twice monthy for business and programs. The club float, a giant sombrero, won honor- able mention in the Homecoming Parade. The Spanish Club members were active in the Foreign Language Week activities. For special activities the club went to the Aztec Inn for dinner and ended the year with a picnic. CLUB ESPANOL | SESS The Spanish Club ROW 1: Bernadette Harrison, ROW 2: Kim Harrison, Sharon LaLonde, Deborah Fiel ROW 3: Angela Avant, Beth Wilson, Sandra Bullock ROW 4: Deirdra Spencer, Erin Jackson, Garland poe ROW 5: Samelia Webster, Miss Lucas- - Advisor, Mrs. Flynn- - visor Students Participate In The Math-Science Club Math-Science Club with advisors, Mrs. Stephenson and Mrs. Corbett 188--Spanish Club- -Math-Science Club Future Business Leaders of America with advisor, Mrs. Hobart Students Find Business Clubs Resourceful And Interesting The Cooperative Office Education Club with advisor, Mrs. Gilbert FBLA --COE--189 Industrial Arts Students Explore | Mechanical Processes FHA Participates In Portsmouth Home Economics Fair And Candy Sales SEATED: Mrs. Hardy--Sponsor, Lisa Deramus, Bernita Scott, Adele Clapp, Tonya Kanash STANDING: Pam Wilson, Cindy Gris- wold, Angela Andrews, Janice Sivills, Patty Phillips, Marilyn Johnson, Renee Burden, Kathy Costomoupolus, Debbie Vaughan 190--Industrial Arts--FHA French Club Attends Annual ‘‘Kermese’”’ oS French Club ROW 1: Pam Snyder, Cheryl Dailey, Melody Watts, Cathy Conklin, Doris Cummings, Iris Stevenson ROW 2: Kathy Bell, Cynthia Miller, Elsie Madison, Cynthia Harris, Myra Gallop, Carol Miller ROW 3: Raymond Rodriquez, Nancy Baker--President, Freida Williams, Julie Jackson, Kim Waters RIW 4: Kevin Bell, Mrs. Willis--Sponsor, David Harrington, Clovis Jones French Honor Society ROW 1: Cheryl Dailey, Pam Snyder, Nancy Baker, Cathy Conklin, Cynthia Harris, Teresa Voliva, Doris Cummings, Iris Stephenson ROW 2: Kathy Bell, Cynthia Miller, Raymond Rodriquez, Elsie Madison, Freida Wil- liams, Myra Gallop, Carol Miller ROW 3: Kevin Bell, David Harrington, Julie Jackson, Kim Waters, Mrs. Willis-- Sponsor 191 Latin Club Tops Off Its Most Eventfu Sept. 1st annual trip to the Pizza Hut attended by 45 members, including Miss Burcher and Miss Day Oct. Sponsored the movie HERCULES MEETS THE THREE STOOGES, the highlight of the Foreign Language Film Festival Latin won the bicycle race of the languages Dec. Sent 32 delegates to the Omni Hotel for the Junior Classical League Convention. There in competition with some of the 1,500 delegates from around the state, Danny Hudson and Michael Johnson won top awards. Feb. Led the way in the Foreign Language Week activities. Maurice Smallwood was elected King of Mardi Gras and Latin students won first place in the poster, the project, and float competitions. + Lisa Snyder enjoys a thick and chewy pizza Angela Hilliard enjoys the trip to the Pizza Hut Danny Hudson and Cynthia Hinnant are Billy Davis, Jr. and Marilyn McCoo singing ''You Don't Have to be a Star'' in the Foreign Language Week Show and Lynda Poole, Jackie Kendall ' and Debbie Vaughan are the Supremes [And Successful Year With The Olympics Manor's Latin Students dominated the 3rd Annual Virginia Invitational Olympics held here at Manor. Led by record breaking performances of Danny Hudson, Rae Allen, and Martin Boone, Manor won 6 of the 8 eventsby accumulating 65 points. Cox High School placed a distant second at 45 points. Cedric Young and Michael Wright pull Nancy Barnes in the procession of chariots Dr. Cherry welcomes the crowd to the Third Annual Virginia Invitational Olympics ROW 1 (SITTING): Coleen Watson, Vernet Hatcher, Rae Allen, Regina Powell, Debbie Vaughan, Steve Eure, Lisa Snyder ROW 2: Bonnie Elliott, Cynthia Veselosky , Lynda Poole, Virginia Lassiter, Alvan Tyler, Reporter--Jackie Kendall, Karon Hicks, Vice- President- -Michael Johnson, Monica Mealey, Joe Ross ROW 3: Connie Tisdom, Angelo Valentine, Treasurer-- Martin Boone, Pam Brown, Julene Wolking, Dawn Bittle, Clovis Jones, Presi- dent- -Danny Hudson, Adam Ivey, Carol Pugh ROW 4: Celeste Heath, Cynthia Hinnant, Lennie Luke, Edward Nicholson, Debbie Midgett, Sponsor- -John Crute Latin Club- -193 VICA Serves Youths Enrolled In Trade And Industrial Programs DECA ROW 1: Danette Crowell--Parliamentarian, Terry Jacobs--President, Vicki Langston--Secretary, Robert Bailey-- Vice-President, ROW 2: Michelle Hammonds Brenda Williams, Belva Slaugher, Steve Whitener, Sharon Staton, Ruth Lewis, Doris Cummings, Larry Anderson, Katherine Armstrong, Angela Pulley, Lucinda Edwards, Eric Copeland ROW 3: Robert R. Copeland--Sponsor, Maurice Banks, Tommi Royal, Mark Barnes, Pam Nevins, Rhonda Butler, Rhonda Spenser, Anna Burden, Cynthia Goodman, Lewis Wilkins, Rhonda Butts, Dwight Jackson, Nathan Saunders, Anthony Scott, Velvet Hosihied, Cynthis Bynum, Nancy W. Jones--Sponsor ROW 4: William Pittman, Brian LaFontaine, Patricia Strausser, Wanda Dean, Micky Beverly, Donna Wood, Ann Austin, Lynn Brock, Patty Boyd, Chuck George, Bill Brantner, Brian Watkins, Felicia Millner, Laura Redditt, Donna Nordberg, James McCadden, Daisy Daye, Sheddick Mitchell, Lee Pope ROW 5: Michael Lunceford, Lee Everett, Jeffery Bennett, Robert Row, Teresa Carter, Phyllis Wellons, Steve Jones, Wallace Hobbs, Cheryl Stafford, Suzanne Facenda, Michael Johnson, Debra Fisher, Thomas Britt, Edward Hargrace i Esquires 1976-77 PHI ZETA KAPPA FRATERNIT This organization of young men from Manor High School is called the Esquires. These young men give fund raising activ- ities such as dances, rafiles, yock sales, etc. The Esquire Club was founded by Kevin Greene, Ricky Hudson, and George Hardy. The 1976-77 year has been very much a success. President--Addison Mozelle Vice President--Joseph Lawarence Chaplan--Chris Bowen Business Manager--Nathan Saunders Treasurer--Dexter Greene Parliamentarian--Linwood Dillard TOP L-R: Dwayne Watts, Aubrey Watts, Chris Bowen, Terry Lewis, Troy Hall, J. Creekmur, Sam Mason. BOTTOM L-R: Kelton McBride, Joseph Lawarence, Larry Anderson, Tommy Lamb, Dwight Jackson, Nathan Saunders, Addison Mozelle, Linwood Dillard (not pictured), Dexter Greene (not pictured). Esquires--195 VRAIS A LAN LA ALARA ISES AES ADVERTISEMENTS The purpose of the McIntosh Studto 1s to bring beauty and happiness through the glorious art of photography. 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