Manor High School - Mustang Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1978 volume:

THE 1978 MUSTANG “Reflections” Manor High School 1401 Elmhurst Lane Portsmouth, Virginia Volume 6 YOUR DEMAND R AND TRUTH, item ay Ve Were. . Do You Remember... Ae as QV ALLL DEY apps the school spirit created at our rowdie pep rallies? a compromising position? Mr. Potter displaying his intestinal fortitude by eating a Manor lunch? Cinky almost getting a “split” personality? the Bicentennial? ere © tee me a el ee the super Friday nights spent cheering our Mighty Manor Mustangs? we “Spacey Tracy” as Miss Muchoney? Dedication In deciding for the first time in Manor High School’s history to dedicate the Yearbook to a person worthy of recognition for their contributions to the student body, certain guidelines and criteria had to be established. First of all, the person selected must be either a member of the faculty or staff. Secondly, he or she must be an individual exhibiting certain exemplary characteristics which include: devotion to service, pride in Manor High School, re- sponsiveness to others, dedication to position, and the ability to cope with the myriad of problems involved ina school like Manor. This year’s selection was no contest. One person, first and foremost, was unanimously chosen for her devotion to Manor in all aspects of her six years of service. Although faced with personal hardship she never failed to give one hundred percent plus effort to her job. She was always willing to help others, doing things not required in her job. She was also cheerful, empathetic, and above all, she protected the Mustangs from falling apart financially. Therefore, We, the Staff of the 1978 Mustang, do hereby dedicate this, the Sixth Edition, to Mrs. Verna Mae Hughes, our school Treasurer. We wish you the best in whatever the future may bring. SEHGE HEE. 10 Homecoming Excitements Mr. Niemeyer presents homecoming queen Daphne Stills with a bouquet of roses while William Brown looks on. King William Brown i Mr. Sophomore, Al Green Mr. Freshman Stanley Ransburg Mr. Senior, Keith Griffin Homecoming Court Manor High School’s Homecom- ing Celebration took place at Churchland Stadium on September ZO mods gal News San. SPOnsOrsnOL this year’s festivities; led an eight- een float procession with a banner proclaiming the theme “Nostalgia: “Those Were The Days’. In float judging, the Art club took first place easily with their psychedeli- cally decorated “Magic Funk Wagon’, followed by the Seniors Class and the Industrial Art Club who won second and third places respectively. Suspense- ful anticipation filled the air as the moment of the crown- ing of Homecoming King and Queen was drawing near. Each of the class attendants was introduced and greeted with a fanfare from the band. As the contestants, dressed in their most formal attire, came on the field, each was presented to the capacity crowd. Tension mounted as a drum roll accompanied the announcement of William Brown and Daphne Stills as the 1977 Home- coming King and Queen. Mr. Niemeyer presented the Queen with a beautiful bouquet of roses amid thunderous applause from the crowd. The football teams returned to the field at the half- time festivities. Although Manor’s team was an underdog, they showed tremendous effort and determina- tion. The Mustangs were out- pointed by the Indian River Braves only in the last quarter of the game. Queen Daphne Stills Miss Sophomore, Sherry Lawrence Miss Freshman Michelle Garland 11 “Those Were The Days” r? t y +? ) Fa enirics ma tOmet ready for big game, but he can’t figure out which way Is up. Vicky Langston helps Patrice Pow- ell with homecoming flower. oe Manor’s Homecoming theme of 1977. Manor fans cheer on the Mustangs .. . ... With help from Mrs. Swinton. Homecoming Floats Display Manor Pagentry ot iene Art Club float “Magic Funk Wagon” comes in first place. Student portrays a gangster. Sports Club displays trend changes in tennis. 13 Manor Students Find Different t a - ‘Ne ALL : i 5 ote - ex a“ 1a vi | R-O-W-D-I-E, that’s the way we spell rowdie! Go Mustangs! I knew I shouldn’t have volunteered to read this! The 1978 Blood Drive; over 200 Mustangs participated. Leave me alone, I’ve had a hard day. 14 . Ways To Have Fun! ee peraaging SOS BAe ae oi: retail ain Easy Karen, don’t ruin our masterpiece. Steady .. . You're almost finished. vei Boy, have | heard that line before! Now you’ve got the hang of it. 15 14 16 A Typical Day es Seniors are proud to wear their caps and gowns at the Senior As- sembly. You've got to be kiddin’ me! Did he really? � Finished so soon? Did you think about it c-a-r-e-f-u-l-l-y? { | ! ’ ; ' The Mustangs GaSe Mineo tare ANE eee stbiestiae sing : so Sle Of course, I know where the ignition is! Taking it easy. ue 18 Tropical Paradise Manor’s Prom was held on Saturday, May 20, 1978 on the Commons. The theme of the Prom was “Tropical Para- dise’’, with decorations including palm trees, Tiki heads, and hula girls. The band, Harvest, got the dance off to a great start with their terrific disco beat. McIntosh was on hand to provide professional pictures of all the couples. The occasion was also made special be the catered refresh- ments. It was evident that the Juniors had really put forth much effort to make this a truly memorable event. Most couples headed for the beach for a great meal and more dancing at the Ramada Inn Shipmates after the Prom. The consensus was that this had been the best Prom ever! Resting after a fast dance. Seniors enjoy the first slow dance of the night. H i] ‘lit teat nme meas, = 3S i sf ih lA SMILE!! Comes To Manor Can I have this dance? It’s not that bad, is it? I wish I could dance! 19 Every Couple Enjoys The last dance for the night - so everyone joins in. Hold me close. Hula girl poses for picture. spspimeieeemehigemmar ere mie , = Hey, this is nice. Debbie Proffitt signs Memory Book. Great Prom At Manor Your all smiles. ever said three’s a crowd. Who ever told you I came here to dance, I came here to eat Jack Beaver and Pam Kelly enjoy watching others dance. 21 The 1978 Latin Olympics merrtmaorenncs BAYSIDE hee v4 In Memory Of Steven Douglas Riddleberger July 23, 1961 - May 6, 1978 Steve Riddleberger lived at 1005 Jewell Avenue in the Hodges Manor section of Ports- mouth. In his two years at Manor High School, he became the friend of many of his fellow Mustangs. During his Sophomore year, Steve played on the Junior Varsity baseball team. As a lefthander, he played the positions of pitcher and left field. All of Steve’s interests were not in Manor alone. He was a faithful Christian and at- tended Bethany Baptist Church. In spite of his athletic ability, during his Junior year, Steve decided to devote all his free time to motorcycles. He dearly loved motorcycles and won numerous trophies in competitions locally at Chesapeake’s Dirt Park and at Oceana. Even though Steve has departed, his memory lives on in our thoughts and hearts. He will be greatly missed by his friends and fellow students. We, of Manor High School, love you, Steve. 23 MW abe One XW 8 “2 OO The Class That’s Great, Is 78!! The Senior Class of 1978 has been the most active class © ever to attend Manor High School. This class has also been the most spirited, the most intelligent, and the most unified. The Class of ’78 was a proud class for many reasons. One of these was the fact that they produced more Honor Graduates than any previous class. Of the 346 graduating Seniors, 56 succeeded in becoming Honor Graduates. An- other reason for the “Pride of ’78” was the fact that they earned the reputation of being charitable and generous. They exceeded all of the other classes in contributing to such worthy causes as the United Way, Canned Food | Drive, Operation Santa Claus, and the Red Cross Blood Drive. Homecoming further instilled pride in the Seniors. they received second place for their float, The Speakeasy. One of the highlights of the year for many Seniors was the Senior Class Trip to Orlando, Florida. The trip was made possible through several fund raising activities which included: a dance, donut sales, the Talent Show and the Miss Manor Pageant. The Seniors, along with their chap- erones, boarded the bus in order to depart at 8:00 p.m. on March 23, 1978. Riding all night long, they arrived at their motel at noon the next day. Everyone immediately Senior Class Officers: Vicki Wilburn, Assistant Secretary; Michael Johnson, changed into bathing suits for_a pool party and a trip to Vice-President; Mr. Leroy Williams; Carolyn Scully, President; Crystal Daw- Wet and Wild. That evening was spent at Mystery Fun son, Secretary; Kathleen Bell, Publicity Chairperson; Ricky Peacock, Treasurer. House. The following day was spent entirely at Disney World, riding rides, taking pictures and buying souvenires. Sunday was spent sight-seeing and visiting Sea World. Monday, after a brief stop-over at Lake Buena Vista, the Seniors began their return trip to Manor by way of South of the Border. It was a very enjoyable trip, leaving the Seniors many great memories to look back on. The Prom, sponsored by the Juniors on May , with its — Tropical Paradise theme was really beautiful. Everyone admired the decorations and enjoyed dancing to the music — of the band, Harvest. . May 22-26 was designated as Senior Week. The Seniors dressed up for Kiddie Day, 50’s Day, Dress-Up Day and Jean and Shades Day. The week was climaxed by Senior Teacher Day. The Senior Reception was held on May 30th. The Seniors felt truly honored when they saw the georgeous floral arrangements and the catered refresh- ments. June 2nd was the Senior Assembly. This day was also known as the unofficial Senior Skip Day. On this day a record 401 persons were absent and there were 277 early releases. ; Baccalaureate was held at 3 pm on June 4th in the Field. House. Susan Hinton, the Salutatorian, presided with the Rev. Charles H. Bowens as the guest speaker. The big day for all Seniors—Graduation Day—took place on June 8th at 8 pm. Margaret Anne Spence presided with David Har- rington, Ann Elizabeth Hester, and Pamela Gail Brown speaking. The Seniors proudly marched into the Field House to “Pomp and Circumstance” as their beaming relatives and friends looked on. Many tears were shed as the Seniors sang the Class Song written by Margaret Anne Spence. Commencement happily marked the end of a 12 year struggle for education. Della Adams Susan Adams Shurley Addison Patricia Allison Renee Anderson Charles Artis } | ; } | Miki Askew Paula Atkins David Bagby Karen Bailey Sylvia Bailey Sadell Baker Godfrey Barks Keith Bass 27 Kevin Bass Veronica Bassett Keith Bazemore William Beatty Dianne Bell Kathleen Bell Kevin Bell Thomas Bell Regina Black Febra Bonner Don Bonner Martin Boone Homeroom 127 - Homeroom 134 - Mrs. Swinton Craig Boush Agnes Boykins Valerie Branch Rosalind Brandom Vanessa Brandom Michael Bremby 73, Gale Brinkley Teressa Brotherton Dennis Brown George Brown Pamela Brown Renee Brown William Brown Sandra Bullock Terry Butler David Butts Alice Canon Teresa Carter Physics students, scrambling for answers, take time out to smile for the camera. Seniors use books for termpapers. 30 Jody Cahoon Stafford Chisman Mike Conrad Annazette Carothers Willie Cobb Andre Cooke Lucy Cherry Cheryl Combo Linda Copeland era oe are Mrs. Hinton, Assistant Principal, is also the mommy of a Senior. 31 Charles Corey Tom Cornwell Lynwood Cowan Bobby Crawford Cheryl Credle Adrienne Cross James Cross Elizabeth Currie Edward Dailey Jody Daniels Alisa Davis Cheryl Davis Charles Corey Jr. “Chuck” Activities: French Club Ambition: To be a business man in a large company. Sandria Lynn Cornwell “Sandy” Activities: Olive Branch Girls Softball, yan Cornwell “Sandy” Henrietta Dawkins Star Team — ee Crystal Dawson ; @ fiuree, Bet the best ont of life Jesse Daye Wanda Dean Horace Demby Nancy Dillion Homeroom 203 - Mrs. Newton Olive Branch Girls Softball, Olive Branch Girls 33 34 Meddrict Doggett Janice Dolak Richard Dotson Michael Drew Brenda Driver JoAnn Dudley Vivian Edmonds Claudette Edwards Darrell Edwards John Edwards Michael Edwards Sherri Edwards Ms. Lyons gets “high” on her 6th period Government class. Sandy Harness places Ist in state-wide VICA talent competition. Betty Fairbanks Cindy Ferrell Debra Ford Anthony Faircloth Gary Fields Barbara Gamble Linnea Farrell Walter Fisher Steve Gates Chorus students make good use of their music study. 35 Debbie Gibbs Angela Gilliam Angela Goodley Larry Gray Teresa Green Thomas Green Fay Grefory Keith Griffin Darlene Grubbs Buddy Haislip Tammy Haislip Steven Hardt Homeroom 206 - Mr. Wallace Curtis Hall Deborah Harmon Chalmers Harris Cynthia Harris Daphne Harris Kim Harrison Homeroom 207 - Mrs. Mickley Deborah Lynn Gibbs “Debbie” Ambition: To be successful in whatever | doin life. Angela L. Gilliam Activities: Public Speaking Club Ambition: Nursing Carcer Angela Adele Goodicy “Sugar Bear” Activities: Track Team. Orchestra, Public Speaking Club, Drama Club Ambition: To succeed in life to the capacity, _ Larry James Gray “Grayball” Ambition: To leave Manor and Las a Mark v. Teresa Green Activities: Orchestra _ Ambition: To succeed i in anything do. Thomas Cc Green, Jr. es Cat” 37. 38 Verne’t Hatcher Rita Hawkins Beth Hester Glenda Hill Karen Hicks Martin Hill Angela Hilliard Linwood Hines Michael Hines Susan Hinton Elizabeth Holland Vernon Holloman Margaret Anne Spence is the only Senior with a 4.0 average. Angela Hilliard wins “Best Cheerleader”. - Vernet D. Hatcher “Bernic™ . Activities: Latin Club, Marching Band, Flag Carrier, FBLA, _Jr. Planning Committee, SGA-Treasurer. To marry Spud. Lynda Horton Velvet Hoscheid Delresa Hunter Joyce Hunter William Hutsenpillar Susan Ivey Anita Jackson Erin Jackson Stephanie James swine COMPUTER Mrs. Hatfield assits Dianne Bell in college selection. 39 Barbara Jefferson Charles Jefferson Adrienne Jenkins Carla Johnson Elnora Johnson Michael Johnson Thomas Johnson Teresa Jolly Jewell Jones Ramona Jones Rodney Jones Vernon Joyner Homeroom 228 - Mrs. Russell Kim Kahler Virginia Kain Pamela Kelly Randy Kiah Brian LaLonde Sharon LaLonde Homeroom 217-Mrs. White 41 Angela Lamb John Lamb Vicki Langston Myra Lawrence Lewis Lee Terry Lewis Carlton Lillard Leonard Long Miriam Lucas Hannah Mackey Elsie Madison Janice MaGee Thelma Valentine puzzles over Analysis problem. Sheila Mauk Teresa Meager Angela Meyers Debra Midgett Cynthia Miller inch ili Mr. H Homeroom 201 oa) vt Lisa Miller Dwight Mills Ronald Mills Crystal Mitchell . Felicia Mondy James Moore JoAnn Moore Wanda Moore Kent Morris Pam Motley Willie McCormick John McGehee Martin Boone gets comfortable while studying. A Senior Philosophy .. . Georgia Narron Barbara Needham LaGreta Newby Doris Nowell Shirley Quinn Donna Parker x OS en a 45 PRLS SS ee “ 4 Ingrid Payton Ricky Peacock Brendette Peele Norma Perry Norman Peterso Danny Phelps Carl Pierce Annette Pierce Cindee Poole Annette Poore eer ope Cynthia Powell The class that’s great is °78!! The magic hour! Patrick Powell Patrice Powell Paula Powell Regina Powell Cindy Price Debbie Proffitt _ Kenneth Rathbone Patricia Rawls Sonia Reeves Darrell Reid Sandra Reynolds Paul Ricks Sylvia Ricks Fred Riddick Valerie Riddick Bonita Roberts Cheryl Robinson Judy Robinson A sterile relationship... ! Vicki Wilburn daydreams. Bas Elvin Rollins Thalia Sallee Anthony Scott Paula Robert Rowe Inez Samuel Linda Scott i Atkins in her shades. Tommi Rooal Ida Saunders Lori Scott 49 50 Ronald Scott Ruel Scott Carolyn Scully Virginia Sharrett Monica Sherron Michael Simon Alethea Skinner John Skinner Belva Slaughter Angela Smith Cathy Smith Doris Smith A senior couple- Tammy and Joe. i a 7 Donald Porter concentrates on Physics. Katherine Smith Noah Smith Tracie Smith Gwen Smithwrick Pam Snyder Denise Sparrow Yearbook Staff frustrations come to the Phillip Smith Jack Snider Margaret Spence surface! 51 52 Dierdra Spencer Donna Stafford Shirley Stafford Iris Stevenson Milton Stiff Daphne Stills Barbara Storey Patricia Strauser Annette Streater Johnny Streeter Linda Stringer Alphonso Stukes Steve Hardt and Mike Conrad clean lockers for the last time. Susan Hinton- The only 4 yr. Cheerleader! Harold Sullivan Loretta Taylor Karen Turner Harry Sullivan Elaine Thereault Michael Turner Say, ‘‘Please!”’ Deborah Sutton Connie Tisdom Alvan Tyler a3 Thelma Valentine Lydia Vaughan Pamela Vaughan Teresa Ward Coleen Watson Darleen Watson Horace Wellons Anthony Whitaker Linda Whitaker Charles Wilder Roy Wilkins Brenda Williams Carolyn Scully- the only four year majorette. Felecia Mondy makes decisions for the future. Donna Williams Beth Wilson Ronald Woods Jill Williams Douglas Wilson Jerroid Wright the INFAMOUS Smoking Area! Marzetta Williams Melanie Wood Johnnie Wright omm.; Sports Club; Art Club Ambition: To go to college, - ediatric | 2 happiness in everything. Bible Club; VICA; Bskt- To go to college, be a Dent. | 55 Senior Valedictorian: Margaret Anne Spenge Most School Spirited: Ronald Woods, Donna Parker Salutatorian: Susan Hinton Most Scholastic: Margaret Spence, Micheal Johnson Likely to Succeed: Micheal Turner, Kathy Bell 56 Superlatives Most Athletic: Anthony Whitaker, Angela Friendliest: Horace Wellons, Mi Mi Hilliard Best All Around: William Brown, Carolyn Best Dressed: The Bass Twins, Cynthia Scully Miller Seniors See Manor Best Looking: Kim Harrison, Al Stukes Cutest Couple: Paul Ricks, Brendette Peele —h Class Flirts: Joe Turner, Regina Powell 58 Through Another Year Wittiest: Crystal Dawson, Micheal Hines Most Popular: Pam Brown, Brian LaLonde y WN i! Ny A NAAT AN PAS ZA a = | 59 Ann Zanavich , +, A Senior at work. Don’t blow it! Seniors have an “Illegal” lunch. Sit on it! Tommy Johnson stops for a smoke. Miss America? 60 Senior Autographs iors Make The Best Sen 62 Of Their Last Year oe 63 Seniors Take Advantage Charles Wilder and his father graduated the same year. Beth Hester and Michael Johnson display their silk screen talents. 64 Of Manor’s Facilities Ss . ths a Seniors find that term papers require . OR ORS ee ee ih much research. 65 Seniors Tommy Johnson and Martin Hill relax with underclassmen. Tyler Van Hardy and Meddrict Doggett are “Dressed to Kill”. Anita Jackson prepares to decapitate Michael Johnson. 67 68 anor High School r 7 Vhe ete CO last = Vlone De Shoot announced td a a Dem mencement tS OCD EL” Vhasday evening, fune eighth Nineteen handued. tevinty eight eight clock ee Zone Ce She : Lise Vian N Cy inday lence, Lune foul Mice nee Mano. bye School Laalt Clg COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES June 8, intrada: Flourish For Winds . ae Ce Manor Concert Band June 4, 1978 Theme: Each Step Forward Brings Us Closer to the Future” Mistress of Ceremonies . 7. . PEAVOCAIIOR 6 Ge ag ty “ 4 fie es ey 8 Susan Ohivia: Hinton Presentation of Colors ,. ....- Saiutatorian q . Processional - Pomp and Circumstance . 1978 BOS TUTOR OG. MIO FLAG Witenes ss. 6 eal ech ee Processtona} — romp and Circumstance’ . 9.0. . . . . Cs i ee tar ‘i Manor Concert Band Theme: Each Step Forward Brings Us Closer to the “tnvocatton aver Me + + + + SO OUSON Oli ranrmat On Introduction and Welcome. ....., aes ‘Presentation of Colors BUN eee 5 gue pli cise Sere eRCy Co Mistress of Ceremonies MR tedge To thavriagn ea act. iw wan ee ‘pa Oe Audience pa Moral Responsibility... . - meee Alma Mater = (se5.. RIS 0 Chorus Music - “Corner of the Sky Maner High WELCOME: Aiea tye... wee im Introduction of Speaker . . . 4 we. Sermon to Graduates Expr on of Appreciat Music = “Hope Has: Come! ionic. . Manor High HPehadiction a. Tee Choral Benedictior tie Hea Manor High HE, Recessional - i ind GUrcums | Ma ‘Aud tenee St Political Awareness 2... . Schwartz - Cacavas Scher Chorus — Economic Independence . . . Sees: +} USAR AOU ern toA Farewell 6 00% 46 SAI 8 ie hee se tee. . . . ¢ ge Susan Oy PacHtaton Music - Finale, Symphony No. 3 Manor Concert Band Rev. Chartes H. Bowens, Jr. Pastor and Founder REMaCRS 7) S955 vucis nee «a. 6 New Testament Baptist Church Portsmouth, Va. Presentation of Awards and Scholarships pom e + se « oo Supa Olivia Hinton Presentation of Diplomas . 4... , mele so. Margaret Anne Spence School Choru Class SONG seuss . . . . . eee Rev, Charles H, Bowens, Jr. Benediction. . . . . . . aaRiaiaiay ; Rigen Hairston Schoo! Chor Recessional - Pomp and Ciregumstance” Elgar Audience Standing Portsmouth School Board ee ia ky: Roy ves) We iams eRe «ve Elgar Rev. Marvin Leathers cis 6. em ecw NJROTC “Cpe arses Audience Future Mr. Margaret Anne Spence Valedictorian David Harrington, Jr. Ann Elizabeth Hester - « Pamela Gall Brown . Margaret Anne Spence + «+.� Gustan Mahler + +� Representative Mrs. Geraldine Hatfield Senior Counselor - B. Neimeyer, Principal Lyries Music by Margaret Anne Spence Rev. Marvin Leathers Elgar g Graduation Exercises AT LAST A Sonnet For The Class of 78 by Daphne Harris As a person's last year in school begins to terminate; de often thinks of his younger days of learning, Of the times that were spent together with his classmates, Of various types of achievements, all of his attaining. We think of the way we were !Ong ago And how far we have grown in body and mind. For some, it was a struggle to stay on the go, For others, it wasn't a hard strive to remain in line. Through the years, many of us were neglected And sometimes the things that were done were commendable But through if al! we made it, upon everything erected. Now it's time to proceed, in which all of us are capable, And put all those things into use that were advisable. For with God all things are possible! Scattered dreams and memories are drifting through my mind Of Manor High, of Manor High Years will come, and years will go We'l| leave our lives behind At Manor High, at Manor High Though our paths may lead miles away enough ime W111 pass and years seem ike days Still we'll! know, we had our beginning at Manor High Though it's time to say goodbye We'll never lose our love For Manor High, for Manor High Soon these days will be the past And we'|| be looking back At Manor High, at Manor High Though our paths may lead miles away Though time will pass and years seem like days Still, we'll know, we had our beginning At Manor High, at Manor High Words and Music Dy Margaret Anne Spence 69 718 Produces Class Of moe = f € wy . a ste aa THE 1978 MUSTANG GRADUATING CLASS S THE HONOR GRADUATE Most Honor Grads Ever! Cindy Hinnant is recognized. Graduates anxiously await presentation of diplomas. Sherri Wilkins is soaking wet! David Harrington speaks on Beth Hester delivers Political | Pam Brown speaks on Economic Margaret Anne Spence delivers Moral Responsibility. Awaremess speech. Independence. her Farewell Address. 71 Juniors x Steven Adamson Becky Allen Billy Ambrose Paige Anderson Cynthia Artemus Marion Cama Askew Kim Atkinson AShburne A nnmAstini James Ayers Richard Atkinson Anna Bagley Robert Bailey - Annette Barnes Margie Barnes Majorie Barrett Robert Barringer Yvette Bassett Reginald Amy Beatty John Bell Bazemore Joanne Benton Gail Bennett Ahbbebleyns aN a pal Patty Boyd Todd Boyd Norma Bradley Danny Brannock Kelvin Bremby Lori Brinkley Kerry Beverly Vicki Beverly Lynn Brock Kevin Broglin Edna Brown Cheryl Black Tammy Bland Patricia Blount Debbie Bond Lewis Bookman Angela Boone Bernadette Boone Janet Boone Joe Boone Vanessa Boone Michael Boothe Laverne Boyd 702 fue Ls ® i . . 4 Cheryl Bryan William Bryant Sharon Bullock Vicki Bullock Ebb Burnette Anna Bynum Cynthia Bynum Lisa Cameron Bonnie Compbell Lynn Carey Gorgene Denise Chadwick Carrington Michael Claton Sabrina Christian Linwood Clark David Clark Raynard Clay Maurice Clifton Felecia Cobb Donna Cole Antonius Jerry Cowan Angelique Cowell Copeland mer bbbebleyas Eloise Deberry Karen Dessett Jeff Dodd Timothy Dodd Jackie Dover Jonathan Doyle Randy Cox Julie Crabb Rita Edwards Vickie Edwards Marion English Georgette Craft Floyd Creech Jimsinnia Creef Lesha Cuffee Kim Currin Norvis Dabney Diana Daniels Mareon Davis Vanessa Davis Willie Davis MaryAnn Dawson Daisy Daye 7D Cindy Evans Lee Everett Anthony Andriane Fisher Debbie Fisher Featherstone Fabrina Fly Melinda Freeman Felecia Flowers Myra Gallop Stevie Gary Gary Frey Grace Garza Carlton Gatling Brian Glasper Beatrice Godette Robert Goode Cynthia Grant Dana Gravitt Lisa Gray Al Green Ira Green Cynthia Griffin Yolanda Griffin Juniors Cynthia Henley Dewayne Hicks Kimberly Hicks Raymond Hicks Faith Hickson Wallace Hobbs Pam Hall Tammi Hamilton James Holly Daryl Howell David Howell Michael Michele Hamonds Hammonds Victor Hardy Gay Hare Edward Hargrove Antonio Harris Nae | — : Betty Harris Derryl Harris Sharon Harris Valerie Harward Antionette Michael Helton Haynes 77 A ithebleyns Bambi Hughes Horace Hurdle Sharon Hurdle Shelton Hurdle Sherri Hythe Julie Jackson Michelle Jackson Angela Johnson Anglia Johnson Chae tohnson Tancoetrens Janice Johnson Raymond Alicia Jones Johnson Deby Jones Clovis Jones Henry Jones Mae Joyner Vernor Joyner Tanya Kanash Betty Kimp Alvin Kornegay Virginia Lassiter William Lee Catherine Lewis John Lofton Sandra Lunceford Elizabeth Lusk Yvette Mabry Juniors. Elton Majette Benjamin Mann Jeff Martin Leronnie Mason Levani Mason Pam Massenberg Susan Mattox Acrovi McBride Linda McGlothin David Leffler Brian Lilly Lennie Luke Steve Lunceford Derrek Lynch Vida Lyons Douglass Madden Mike Mahoney 79 A ithebteyas ae Monica Mealey Corneluis Mary Meredith 3 Fellicia Millner Meredith Sheddric Mitchell é Brad Moore Felicia Mitchell Michael Mooring Patrick Morefield Al Morgan Kathy Nagy Missy Neal Stephani Newkirk Ed Nicholson Paula Nicholson Donna Nordbrok Cleophas Moore tip te Wn ae, © Carolyn Nowell Mary Owens Mark Page Brian Parrish Arthur Payton Karen Peebles 80 Charles Pierce Lynda Poole Pete Porter William Powell Karen Price Laura Redditt Dan Pollard Juanita Porter Corey Powell Monte Prayer Regina Price Sonia Reeves Teander Pugh Willie Respass Keith Reynolds Carlton Roberts Ray Rodregues Robert Ricks Robin Roberts Vincent Roney Steve Riddleberger Dawn Robinson Walter Rountree 81 Juniors Janet Royster Paul Ruff in TRusynia Sallee Darlene Saunders Jackie Saunders Angela Savage Keith Sawyer Kenneth Sawyer Theresa Sawyer PunicemScales Brice Scott Regina Scott Sandra Seader Ruth Sharpe David Shearin Phillip Shearin Jim Short ein meceanaeabsacemtsntenn eo Charles Simmons Debbie Simon David Skinner Ramona Skinner Angelita Sloan Barbara Smith 82 mM btbebleyas Dawn Tarr Kim Taylor Sherry Terrell Lorenzo Throwa Wendy Timchak James Turner Herbere Smith Tamecesmith Dwain Tusdon Lee Valentine Deborah Kim Smith Phyllis Smith Vaughan Joanna Spears Randy Spruil Cheryl Stafford Michael Stephens Klaudette Jim S tuck Gary Sutherland Steward Kimberly Robert Sykes Steven Suttles Swimpson 83 Juniors 4 SF wc Stel to James Vaughan Cynthia Shirley Vick Armond Walden Veselosky Daphney Kim Waters Craig Walton Washington Thomas Wendell Johnnie Wertz Melody Watts Delgria Wells PetenWest Phyllis West Tony Whitaker Brenda Williams Deric Williams Jackie Williams Lynda Williams Ulta Williams Lisa Williamston Vivan Willis Carl Wilson Kieth Wilson 84 Aibbebteyas Roslyn Windley Gary Winther Steve Wise Donna Wood Michael Woodard Andrea Wright Angie Wright Ardelle Wright Jeff Wright Cassandra Wyche Velvet Moore William Yarbrough 85 Darlene Adams Cecil Anderson Denise Atkins Stephanie Bowen Darryl Addison Iris Anderson Neil Atkins Sandra Brett Daniele Alberghotti Eugene Andrews Steve Boothe Miriam Brewer Daniel Amstutz Lee Armstrong Stephanie Bowden Cheryl Brockman Pam Brower Darryl Brown Jackie Brown Johnny Brown Martin Brown Robin Brown Vickie Brown Yvette Brown Bonnie Burden Charles Butler Carolyn Butts Frankie Byrum Sandra Blount Frank Boone Theresa Cannon Daphne Close Carleen Codgell Tovi Coles Cindy Collins Debbie Collins Daryl Copeland Florence Copeland Sophia Copeland Mike Cosgriff Neal Costner Joseph Cotton Cathy Cotsimoponlus Scott Craven Jackie Bagby Suzanne Baker ‘@) J : ®) a 0 Cindy Barham Cathy Bass James Beard Denise Benton Boris Benton Paul Benton Jeff Birch Dawn Bittle Delores Bivens Melvin Blount Larry Cahoon Valerie Canty Michael Carey Ellen Carlsen Marold Carothers Gary Carr Demeitra Cherry Jill Cherry Donald Chisman Larry Chrisman Doretha Clairborne Adella Clapp Debbie Cullifer Pat Darden Henry Dawkins Steve Dean Lee Demarco Kevin Dickens Tony Dixon Kevin Eason Maria Eates Ronald Eason Dorothy Edwards Cynthia Eley Bonnie Elliot Vernon Elliot Wayne Ellsworth Stephen Eure Stephanie Fiel Alan Fix Peter Forrest Kim Futrell Robert Gay Carolene Goodwin Corlette Fisher Dennis Ford Thaddius Funchess Ryne Gardener Susie Gibbs Sherone Grant Debbie Gray Lawrence Green Tina Griffin Sheila Hall Gary Gray Tommy Greene Cindy Griswald Sam Hardy Lynn Gray Barbara Greenwood Cathy Haas Vicky Hargrove Ellen Green Linda Griffin Kenny Hall Mary Harley 89 90 Clifton Harmon Anita Harris Cheryl Hart Cheryl Herring Rayford Harp Bobbie Harris Celeste Heath Shara Hetzel Timmy Harrel Eula Harris DeAnne Henderson Eric Hickson Ambrose Harris Lenze Harris Robert Hendricks Maurice Hill Sharon Hill Curt Hinton Jobena Hodnett Cynthia Holloman Andrea Howard Regine Hudson Brenda Hines Lisa Hinton Chris Ann Holland John Hopkins Paul Howard Richard Huffman Stanley Hughes Hillard Ives Kathy Ivins Joan Jackson Sheila Jackson Cheryl Jenkins Eferem Hurdle Adam Ivey Angela Jackson Lisa Jackson Patricia James Charles Jennings Belinda Johnson Bennie Jones Jerome Jones Jimmy Kanash Belinda Johnson Darryl Jones Julia Jones Frances Kania Marilyn Johnson George Jones Karen Jones Robin Kauffman Sandra Johnson Jaque Jones Robin Jones Belinda Kay 91 ge a Ss : Le oats Pe ee es : Joyce Kidd Ray La Fontaine Laurie Lee Sandy Long Sarah Kilgore Jason Lalonde James Lewis Jackie Lupton James King Thomas Lamb Jessica Lewis Jackie Mapp Diane Klingensmith Sherry Lawrence Cindy Lofton Doretha Marsh Michael Mason Michael Mayo Kelly McLellon Brian Melchor Sharon Mines Antonio Moody Jeff Mayes Rene McClean Venita McNair Roxanne Miller Bruce Moncrief Thomas Moore Ivan Morefield Sharon Mullen Nhoj Myrick Angela Nixon Karen Palmer Larry Paterson Terry Mozette Linda Muller Gaspire Nagy Keith Paige Willie Parker Thalia Penerton Donald Peterson Larry Phelps James Pittman Lisa Peterson Patti Phillips Debbie Pollard Ron Preddy Ivory Pettaway Marilyn Pierce Cathy Ponds Robin Ramsey Bruce Phelps Cydney Pittman Charles Poole Lee Powers Terry Raynor 794 Patty Redditt Lula Rodgers Pat Rotella Oscar Saunders Velda Richardson Donna Rollins Doug Rountree Barbara Savage Kathy Rittenberry Shartene Roscor Simonne Ruffin Rosalind Savage Ivan Rivers Joe Ross Dianne Saunders Carey Sawyer Tammy Sawyer Vernon Saylor Bernita Scott Julius Simmons Janice Sivi lls Lonnie Sloan Sheryl Saylor Bernita Scott Kenny Scott Vastar Simmons Janice Sloan Maurice Smallwood Janice Smith Renata Smith Yvonne Smith Ron Snider Wade Sorrell Veronica Spears Keith Smith Sheila Smith Mark Snider Lisa Snyder Marcia Spangler James Staton Dexter Stephenson Darren Swain April Thompson Kathy Tucker Gwendolyn Stuth Harold Sykes Diana Thornton Levern Vann Susan Stubbs Carolyn Tatum Ginger Timchak Valerie Vann Mike Sullivan Carlton Terrell Charles Towe Robin Vaughan scenester sencepies? 95 96 Crystal Vimson Marvin Warren Richard Werts Doretha Williams Angela Walker Ricardo Watts Tommy White Doris Williams Joey Walker Sherri Watts Stephanie Whitehead Faye Williams Clintonia Walton Brian Watson Thomasine Wilkins Jacqueline Williams Lynne Williams Kenneth Willis James Wilson Dale Wolf April Woddard Kathy Wright Marvin Williams Robert Willis Harold Winstead Brett Wood Clarence Wright Michael Wright NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Robert Wright Sandy Wyatt Cedric Young Pam Young Noah Younger 97 | f% j ae, i Yolanda Addison Bonita Albergottie Ray Ambrose Brian Andrews Tammy Andrews Mary Armstrong Cully Arnette Karen Askew = gu Freshmen 100 ES ong OD NM ays = OD =) Aaron Adams Jackie Adams Rita Austin Andre Baker Odette Baker Sharon Ballard Freshmen start off high school days on the wrong foot; being tardy! Well, better later than never! PL ee eS ee ee ee .PHOTO NOT 3) AVAILABLE .4, (53 Jill Barnes Kathy Bennett Marcia Barringer Anthony Bazemore Vincert Bazemore Michele Benson Chris Boone Theresa Bodenheimer Chrystal Bond Valerie Bond ms 1 Freshmen Jacqueline Banks Gary Barnes Denise Boothe Alysia Bowman Cedric Boyd Sid Boykins David Brannock Allen Brewer Joyce Briley Carlton Brooks Freshmen Freshmen . Bryan Hester gets quick drink before class while Rhonda Fly waits im- patietly. 101 Freshmen Which way now? That seems to be the question Wanda Needham and Ginger Johnson are asking as they study their schedules. Freshmen : Dudley Brooks Havomne Brown 1 eo | 4 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Michelle Brown Reginald Brown Robert Brown Kimberly Byrant Renae Burden Cassandra Butts James Butts Albert Caldwell Terry Caldwell Yvette Cameron EGS me Nn Jeff Cannon Rosaline Carey Greg Carter Yolanda Chandler Beth Charlton Pam Chatman Walt Cheatham Joan Cherry Paula Chrisman Jerome Claiborne Tony Clark Lee Clifton 102 X d 2h ; i 5 b { wat y i ‘ . Majorie Cook Portia Cooper Dwayne Coston Horray! Another school day ended. school. Eddie Creecy Amaziah Cummings Greta Darden udUIYsol Freshmen rejoice as they rush out of Shari Davenport Betty Davis Gail Davis John Davis Karen Dawson Marilyn Daye Christina Dean Alice Debrough Freshmen 103 Rudy Demby Sophia Dickens William Bemby Cornelius Dermanus Lynn Dickens Richard Dillard Ann Eaton Raymond Dixon Donna Drew Robert Drew Freshmen Freshmen = Melissa Ferguson Sol Fermandez Freshmen Terry Eaton Carolyn Edmonds Pamela Elam Nathan Elliot Robert Elliot Eric Farley Michael Farris Willie Farrow cw Susan Fiel Darrly Fields Gloria Fisher Pam Fisher Raymond Fleming Michele Flowers Steve Fly Bonnie Ford Tes men Earnest Freeman Joey Futrell Sherie Futrell Michelle Garland Charlene Garrett Pamela Giles Bobby Gladney Jennifer Goodman Lynette Goodwyn Gregory Goss Campsey Greenwood Angelo Griffin Dan Griffin Debbie Griffin | e } Evora Hall Sherry Hall Wanda Hall Virginia Hampton Danny Hare Ronald Harmon Debra Harper Yvonne Harris Freshmen Be! as Freshmen students spend their lunch time “chatting” on the phone and others catch up on Manor news. 105 Myra Harrison Trina Hawkins Bryan Hester Denise Hicks Trevonia Hines Hobbie Hinnant Ronell Holoway Chris Hopkins Ernest Hoshied James Howard April Hughes Prell Hunter Freshmen 106 James Haythe Marvin Hendricks Sharon Herring Miki Hicks Suzee Hicks Sharon Hillard Freshmen Freshmen Sharon Hunter Rufus Hurdle Freshmen Tellis Hurdle Muriel Ingles Sherri Inman Dana Jackson Tim Jackson Timothy James Penee Jenkins David Jennings Debbie Jennings Felicia Jernigan Celestine Johnson Denise Johnson Eric Johnson Ginger Johnson Pam Johnston Tonya Johnston Lisa Jones Kenny Jones Rhonda Jones Tyrone Jordon Joe Kampman Erin Kelly | Freshmen Clarence Jones Ginger Jones USUIYSd14 Hey! Anybody in there? Jean Williamson takes quick peek inside boy’s locker room. wl Robin Jones Sharon Jones Karl King Vickie Knight rh Rita Langston Toni Langston Debbie Lee Mark Lee Elison Lions Joan Little Henry Lofton Kenny Long Freshmen 107 108 wy Lisa Lucas Don Madden Roger Mann Cassandra Martin Robbin Martin Theresa Martin Donell Marsh Cindy Mauk Freshmen Andre Mayberry Callie McClaughlin Tami McCormick Sharon McCrickard David McDaniel Larry McDaniel Jean Williamson receives out of classroom help from Mr. really knows his geography! French. He Susan McDonald Bernard McLean Loretta McLee Barry Moncriel Cathy Masberger Isaiah Owens usWWYsalf Dana Mills Jackie Mitchell Sonya Mitchell Sabrina Moody Johnny Morgan Shelly Morris David Myers Wanda Needham Toni Norfleet Robert Owens Kim Padgett Bernadine Parker Cindy Parker Dwayne Parker Marcus Passmore Fresh Dale Parker Carl Parrish Henry Patrick men 109 110 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE =} Y Susan Patterson Sherri Pittman Kim Peacock Anthony Peoples John Phillips Angela Porter Doreatha Pretlow Eugene Porter Russell Porter John Potts co Freshmen Freshmen , atom ¥ Michael Pugh Kenneth Puryear Jacqueline Ramsey Stanley Ransburg Timmy Rary Janet Rathbone Louis Rauls Tonya Reed Freshmen Merle Rembert Benita Respass reshmen “Big” Drew and buddy stand together talking before gym class. Doris Rodgers Carla Rountree Lee Rountree Artic Russell Kenny Sallee Leatonia Sallee UdUUYSo1{ Freshmen Elmer Robinson Jeffery Robinson usWIYSol Even with a Freshmens busy schedule, we still find time for pleasure. Gary Rowe Mark Rupe Carla Saudra Phyllis Scales Terry Scott Tammy Schultz LeAnn Seaborn Janice Shelley Debra Shelton Lori Sherwood Vincent Silmon Bonnie Simmons Freshmen TAZ Freshmen “Help me somebody!” That’s the cry of Bryan Hester as Greg Goss and Timmy Rary let him explore the inside of the trashcan. Jacqueline Stith Evelyn Streeter Constance Sullivan Michelle Sullivan Robin Summers Chikita Thomas Darryl Thomas Jerry Thornton Celestine Thurston Reginald Vann Andrew Slaughter Cathy Smith Gregg Smith Mary Smith Victoria Smith Mike Speller Aubrey Spencer Jean Steveson Freshmen Chrystal Bond and Joan Cherry use their lunch time to study between the lockers. Glenn Walton Kevin Walton Donna Warren David West Marvin Whitfield Denise Williams Shirley Watkins John Whedbee Cynthia Whitt Tony Williams Greg Goss gives Byron Wilson a stunning expression as he learns about a pop quiz Freshmen Beverly Watts Terry White James Wilkins Jean Williamson udUIYSol Tony Watts Roderick White Darryl Williams Beatrice Wilson Byron Wilson Glenn Wilson Mark Windley George Wise Bart Wright Benjamin Wright Beverly Young Karen Young Freshmen 113 Pex. ts i. Ch Seles ay. 5 2 ie ty AMERECE New Principal Takes The Reins Of Manor ——o A. B. Niemeyer Beginning his first year as Principal of Manor High School, Mr. A. B. Niemeyer is keeping a tight rein on the Mustangs. When asked how he thought the year was progressing, he replied, ““Great”’. Mr. Niemeyer received his B.S. Degree from Virginia Military Institute, his M. Ed. Degree from The University of Virginia, and his certificate of Advanced Studies from Old Dominion University. He came to Portsmouth in 1967 as Assistant Science Supervisor, moving up to Supervisor in 1968. Before becoming Principal of Churchland Jr. High School in January of 1977, Mr. Niemeyer had the distinction of teaching at every High School in the city. On Manor’s future, he feels that Manor High School can be the best school in Portsmouth. ive Staff Inistrative Manor’s Adm istant Principal Ass 1SSON— James R. Gl Mr. istant Principal Ass inton— H ivia Mrs. Ol ee Mr. Leon B. Potter—Assistant Principal Mr. C. L. Mills—Assistant Principal | incipa Mr. Parris Carson—Assistant Pr 118 ance Leads The Way Mrs. Geraldine Hatfield—Counselor Mrs. Marianne Lamberton—Counselor Mrs. Gloria Richardson—Counselor Mr. Al Smith—Counselor Office Personnel Lends A Helping Hand Mrs. Carol Sawyer Ms. Kathy Saunders Mrs. Bettie Wright Mrs. Verna Mae Hughes—Treasurer 1190 120 Support Comes From a “ ame Many Directions Mrs. Mary Epps—Guidance Office Clerk Mrs. Betty Carr—School Nurse Mr. Michael Nold—Planetarium Director g Is Habit Forming Mrs. Lynn Bonner Mrs. Catherine Kammerer Dates Nate Phe “i, Vincent Mitchell—English Mrs. Marilyn Watts—English 121 English: The Basic Skill AEE IL RAD Mrs. Linda Alford—English Miss Robin Brown—English Ms. Doris Day—English Mrs. Dorothy S. Diggs—English 122 Mrs. Jone B. Liverman—English Ms. Harriett M. McMeeking—English Miss Angela C. Jones—English Mr. Kenneth A. Pfeifer English And Related Subjects... Mrs. Sarah M. Ward—History, Geography Mr. Leroy S. Williams—English, Journalism Mrs. Mary H.Korty—World Geography 124 Through Social Studies... Mrs. Tracy Dussia—Government Mrs. Anne S. Lyons—Government Mrs. Judith E. Moore—History Mrs. Nancy B. Moy—World Geography 125 Myers—Sociology . John L Thomas—Government ee ee Mr. John W. Crute—Latin Mrs. Barbara H. Flynn—Spanish Bonjour, Buenos Dias, Salde . Mann—French . Jesse T Mr Spanish Ms. Elizabeth A. Lucas FORRES aE EET pene wilt pate td: nest Retna ie By ip Pe TT aie ae FR AE rine tcaa. Dee ths et po he! So AR aren 85, shehe Bs ee “1 MOE Mrs. Edna E. Corbett—Biology Mr. Michael Eanes—Chemistry Mr. Joseph H. Yancy—Spanish 127 Science: A Field With Adventure Miss Joanne Edwards—Physical Science Mr. Michae R. Hillinch—Physical Science Mr. Joseph Myers—Physical Science Mr. Clarence Rash—Physics, Physical Science Mrs. Gracie H. Saunders—Biology 128 Math Conquers The Computer Age .. . MRED ee toe mea Bag Mrs. Dixie Anchors—Math Mrs. Rose F. Horne—Algebra, Mrs. Frances M. Mickley—Math Mrs. Barbara B. Norris—Algebra Trigonometry 129 But ’Rithmetic Is Still Basic y Mr. Jeff Smith—History Mrs. Karen L. Newton—Math penis D. Wallace—Trigonometry, Mrs. Pollye B. White—Algebra Mr. Robert R. Copeland—Distributive Education 130 Business Dept. Opens New Doors eau he “Hh © he m yf ao Mrs. Connie L. Hampton—Business Mrs. Nancy W. Jones—Distributive Mrs. Shirley H. Russell—Business Education Education Education 131 132 Ms. Mary C. sical Educat Tew—Business Education Education Mr. Clifton Black—Physical Education Mrs. Lynne G. Williams—Business Mr. Edward L. Wright Jr.—Distributive Education Mr. Charles E. Brown—Coach, Drivers Education ... Keep Mustangs Hoppin’ RT RRS | Mrs. Alice Mantz—Physical Education Mrs. Patricia McMichael—Physical Mr. Lawrence Mondy—R.O.T.C. Education 133 134 Art: A Creative Way Of Communicating Mrs. Carol Butler—Art Miss Alison A. Evanish—Orchestra Mrs. Celestine L. Hardy—Home Economics an a ‘eee ¢ Mrs. Harriet Heath—Chorus Mr. Marvin Leathers—Industrial Arts Talented Instructors Offer Special Interests Captain Horace C. Page—R.O.T.C. Mr. James C. Morrison—Physical Mr. Lawrence Schwab—Physical Mr. Robert Ziegenfuss—Physical Education Education Education 135 Industrial Education Provides... . ‘A PM s Mr. Howard Beale—Industrial Arts Mr. Larry T. Parker—Industrial Arts Mr. Kenneth Porter—Art Mr. Thomas M. Smithwick—lIndustrial Arts 136 ... Consumer Information Miss MaryAnn Sterrett—Home Economics Mrs. Gloria J. Blowe—Business Education Mrs. Veronica Evans—Government 137 138 The People Who Keep Manor In Shape Manor High School’s Cafeteria Staff. always willing to put forth an extra effort to provide wholesome meals for students. Manor’s Custodial Staff keeps the building amd grounds clean and in good shape for the Mustangs. Faculty In Action 139 medida a anit ie La Carus CE a ead 142 Theories And Formulas A Large Part Of Science - Student tackles assignment with confidence. Freshmen chat after a tough test in Physical Science. Mustangs Find Business Field Challenging Danny Branock and Patrice Powell are obviously not enthusiastic about accounting. | | Julian Porter confronts typing assignment with confidence. Cheryl Bryan: an expert with an adding machine. 143 Mustangs Do Their “Thin iii ee Roxane Miller enjoys a smoke before class. Bubble Yum anyone? 144 The Arts: An Original Idea Creative art students works consistently on master-piece. Uncertain electronics student prepares for “pop” quiz. 145 146 Foreign Languages: A Closer Look At The World j a en Lisa Snyder listens attentively to Mr. Mann’s French lesson. Interested Spanish I student takes notes. i Physical Education Keep Mustangs In Shape Miss Lubich tries to get cooperation from gym class. “What’s goin’ on down there?”, wonders Cindy Evans. James Pittman checks up on First Aid. 147 a8 {3 150 tafe ———————— V , Cee eaten Inns UD) 26 It: a a ; “he F SSS Ss ‘ e ety SSSA ‘sa f—_____ hia SY BS | | TIT ‘ CESS Se a l lil . th 1 il e. — an ES f oe 0' o 151 Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor vet Ge Oo Ge 9, Op ey) ap ar fuss, and Jimmy Morrison. Season Record Varsity Coaches; Howard Beale, Robert Ziegen- Great Bridge 28 Western Branch Wilson Indain River Churchland Norcom Oscar Smith Cradock Deep Creek Top, Left to Right: Eugene Andrews, Robert Hendricks, Thomas Moore, Mike Mayo, Ivan Rivers, Harold Winstead, Milton Stiff, Al Green, Benard McClain. 2nd row: Coach Ziegenfuss, Cleophis Moore, Daryl Howell, Author Payton, Dwayne Tisdom, Micheal Wright, Raymond Dixon, Brian Parrish, Al Stukes, Ronald Scott, Coach Morrison. 3rd row: James Vaughn, Stevie Gary, Carlton Roberts, Kenny Hall, Horace Hurrdle. 4th row: Mike Harris, Johnny Streeter, Peter West, Mike Conrad, Chip Fisher, Cecil Anderson, Tony Whitaker, Coach Beale. Not Shown: Anthony Whitaker. rf UE the we OU me 154 w w — Kneeling: Keith Sawyer, Micheal Griffin, James Stuck, Charlie Norfleet, Standing: Row 1- Roland Eaton, John Hopkins, Kevin Bell, Horace Wellons, Darryl Addison, Sadell Baker. Row 2- Darlene Saunders, Kenneth Sawyer, Paula Powell, Carlton Galtin, Delgria Wells. ge ik See nee —e es A new addition to cross country- enter the girl runners, Sadell lene Saunders, Baker, Delgria Wells, Paula Powell. Dar- Manor. Manor Manor Manor _ Manor 18 Churchland md, Norcom 7-5 Deep Creek 23. 8 Oscar Smith 18 Wilson = Regonal 2th place © 41 31 49 37 AS Manor... here they come... on the run. ; «eR ae ¢ ONE see We) Medex auhe Noles “tees =f i bers 4 ae he + are a a Pe ek - tase CY pe PS . $ Wigs Z : A Pes Bes. Es gp AE PRD - A ve Ret. Sebel Together girls and guys, Manor remains undefeated. Val ade ON eel 4 of Manors finest, Roland Eaton, Charlie Norfleet, John Hopkins, and Carlton Gatlin. The 1977 Cross Country team finished it’s regular season undefeated. Manor’s first meet with Churchland resulted in an 18-41 victory for the Mustangs. Charlie Norfleet placed first with a winning time of 17:15. In the second meet Manor faced last years District Cham- pion Norcom. By using the Mustangs depth of fine runners Norcom was defeated 27-31. Manor then de- feated the Deep Creek Hornets by a score of 15-45. Oscar Smith fell 23-37 and Wilson followed suit by 18-43. This was the first year that girls participated on the team. Delgria Wells had the fastest time for the Lady Mustangs, running the 3.1 mile course in 19 min., 27 sec., Darlene Saunders, Sadell Baker, and Paula Powell also did a fine job during the season. In the district meet, Manor placed third led by Ronald Eaton and John Hopkins who palced in the top 15 runners. 157 Varsity 1977-78 Oscar Smith Wilson Chruchland ‘Great Bridge Western Branch Deep Creek Cradock Indian River I Key cent tan Oscar Smith Wilson Churchland Great Bridge Norcum Western Branch Left to Right: Manager Mike Harris, Jimmy Stuck, Charles Poole, Maurice Clifton, Dexter Steven- son, Craig Walton, Coach Cliff Black: Kneeling; Willaim Brown, Noah Smith aa = of = soot a 7 2 Noah “Radar” Smif The 1977-78 Basketball season wasn’t one of Manor’s most memorable. Coach Black is very hopeful for next sea- son because he'll have a lot more experienced players coming up. Coach Cliff Black stated, Manor did play strong close games but loosing players early in the season weakened the team. Coach Black is more hopeful for next year because of the experienced Jr. varsity coming up to lead Manor on to a better season for 1978-79. Good Luck Mustangs! William “Flatfoot” Brown 159 160 Jr. Varsity Team, Left to Right: Ernest Freeman, Mike Wright, Steve Early, Phil Witaker, Cas� y Christian, Gregg Smith, Stanely Rans- burg, Coach O’neal Stephenson; Kneeling: Henry Dawkins, Lorenzo Waters Top: Co-Capt. Henry Dawkins Bottom: Co-Capt. Lorenzo Waters Manor 45 Manor 43 Manor 42 Manor 66 Manor. Manor 68 Manor 47 Manor 42 Manor 34 Manor 35 Manor 47 Manor 72 Manor 57 Manor 50 Manor 46 Manor 51 Manor 68 Jr. Varsity 1977-78 Oscar Smith Wilson Churchland Great Bridge Western Branch Deep Creek Indian River Norcum Oscar Smith Wilson Churchland Great Bridge Western Branch Deep Creek Craddock Indian River Craddock 46 42 47 � 3 42 S3 68 49 56 50 59 54 6 | (eo 1s OF 2 @0) WI Nr 1977-78 Girls Basketball Team Left to Right: Coach Melody Lubich, Veronica Spears, Pam Fisher, Anna Bynum, Clintona Pauling, Sheri Davenport, Sabrina Moody, Darlene Saunders, Fadena Pauling, Barbara Harris, Stephine Whitehead, Coach Janet Lawerence. Kneeling: Inez Samuel, Linda Scott Oscar Smith R10) Wilson 52 Chruchland 48 Great Bridge 38 Deep Creek 48 Western Branch 54 Deep Creek 48 Manor 48 Inez Samuel Linda Scott Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor 20 49 49 31° SPs 56 40 Indian River 62 Oscar Smith Wilson Gi ibatce etre Great Bridge ‘Western Branch Norcum Cradock Sabrina Moody Fadena Pauling WRESTLING Left to Right; Coach Steinhauer, Kevin Bell, Donald Porter, Tommy Fuller, Arthur Pay- ton, Brain Close, Leonard Long, Coach Thomas, Victor Scales, Ivan Morefield, Bobby Barringer, Ricky Watts. aw uavt Tri-Captains; Leonard Long, Kevin Bell, and Donald Porter. Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor B.T. Washington Western Branch Deep Creek Cradock Indian River Oscar Smith Wilson Churchland Wo W NO 4+ —] 05 00 @ M Co —) NN BAW J.V. Team; Arthur Peoples, Karl King, Vernon Elliott, Reginald Hollowman, James Howard, Jeff Martin. seer Manor wrestler overpowers opponent 163 Alisa Davis and Gwen Smithwrick pratice with shotput. Darryl Stevenson leaps hurdle while James Vaughn goes over po le vault. No. 1 one more time. The girls track team has another record season remaining unde- feated. The boys also had a good season ending with an 3-3 record. Manor’s teams made an outstanding showing. In addition to dual meets. The track team competed in many in- vitational meets like the Colonial Relays, the Norfolk State Relays and others. Again for the 2nd year in a row Manor’s Team captured the Southeastern District championship. The track teams also made a fine showing at Regionals placing 5th which entitled them to go to state. Both boys and girls on the team made a great showing at state. In dividuals such as Anthony Whitaker who placed 2nd in the 100, and Jackie Saunders who placed 2nd in the 100. Sadell Baker placed Sth in the 440. Several records were broken this season by the Mustangs. Anthony Whitaker broke his record in the 100 running a 9.5 and Jackie Saunders broke her record in the 100 with a 10.9. Sadell Baker broke her record in the 440 with a 57.8, and in the long jump with 1771 2”. Alisa Davis broke the shot record with 33°11”. Angela Hilliard broke her record in the 220 with 25.52. Darlene Saunders set a standing record in the new 2 mile event with 13:24. Fadena Pauling broke the record in the high jump with a S’2” and Delgria Wells broke the record in the 880 with a 2:26.1. Manor’s track teams owe a lot of thanks to the leadership of coaches Mike Hillinch and John Crute. Thanks coaches and thanks track teams, a job well done. Make Track No. 1 ee Vivan ‘“‘Woodstock” Willis passes runner in 2 mile. Horace Wellons in race for finish. aetna, Angie passes baton to Jackie. Crystal Mitchell streaks across hurdles. Another Manor winner. 44 166 Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor oO) 99 103 107 89 89 1978 Track Team Oscar Smith Indian River Chruchland Cradock Wilson Western Branch Paula Powell strides in 880yd. run. Tri.-Captains keep watchful eye over team. Lone Runner. Sep ie sae ee i : 2 rovmmasaemereneiiets = = : oa Jackie Saunders, Charoltte Williams, Venita McNair sweep in 100. 880 Relay listens carefully to instruction. We're No. 1! 167 168 Mustangs Win Top: Joe Kapman Top: Joey Walker Top: Charles Jennings Bottom: Billy Powell Bottom: Tammy Haislip Bottom: Mike Cosgriff Coach Beale Best coach there is! First District Championship 1978 Golf Season 306 304 324 322 Boo S12 308 SJE) SAp2 Chruchland I Key exe) oe) Great Bridge Western Branch Indian River Deep Creek Cradock Wilson Oscar Smith fe: eae a «Mike ‘Cospriff us Joe Kapman_ a The Spring of 1978 brought another victory home to Manor. The 1978 Golf team won the Southeastern District Championship. Lead by their coach Howard Beale the team went on to place 3rd at regionals. Billy Powell made the difference in winning the district cham- pionship by beating the number 4 man on Manor’s team, lowering the overall score. After the final total, Manor won by 5 strokes. The top 4 playerson the golf team were Joey Walker, Charles Jennings, Mike Cosgriff and Joe Kapman. Out of those four, Joey Walker and Mike Cosgriff both placed 4th at Re- gionals. Mike Cosgriff also went on to qualify for State. Manor’s only girl player Tammy Haislip was a great contributor to the team. Manor does it again. Congratulation’s golf team, great job! ee ahs 2) bees Top: Susie Mattox; Sheri Davenport; Coach, Janet Lawerence; Iris Anderson; Linda Scott. Middle: Kim Currin; Bonnie Elliott; Inez Samuel; Stephanie Whitehead. Bottom: Jacque Jones; Rene Stafford; Pam Fisher; Denise Atkins; Cindy Barham. Missing: Grace Garza. Manor 20 Norcom 6 Manor | Indain River 6 Manor O Great Bridge — ET a Manor | Churehland (2 La. 7 Li: cmticage it cre Manor is =Cradock “(isis oe en oe ae Manor io =6©O. Smith 9 Manor A DeepCreek 0 Manor $ Wilson 0 Manor 7] W. Branch © ia Steal! Clean throw to First base. SOFTBALL Denise swinging. Good hit, Jacque! Good catch! “Did you get her ?” OUT? SAFE? 5 a | Team picture: Coach Jimmy Morrison, Jimmy Stuck, Chip Fisher, Criag Walton, Todd Boyd, John Lofton, Harold Winstead, Steven Hardt, Steven Cross, Scott Craven, Robert Bailey, Ronald Scott, and Mike Conrad. 1978 Baseball Booker T. Washington Cox Lake Taylor Bayside North Catholic Granby Norcom Indian River Cradock Chruchland Great Bridge Wilson Oscar Smith Western Branch Deep Creek —-NnhH KH KH DNA HN NHO SES ex Xe) 1S) (S) Co EN Uy OS Wo tH) S S ASEBALL Manor’s catcher’s are always prepared. Manor’s baseball team had a pretty strong season finishing 10-5 and 7-3. Coach Morrison credited team work as the key to their success. Each player stands out on the team. This could account for the fact that the team placed 2nd in the district. Some of Manor’s most outstanding players who will be back next season are po Robert Bailey, Todd Boyd and Jimmie Stuck. Each ae of these players made all-District. Stuck was also named Portsmouth’s M.V.P. and the team’s M.V.P. Seniors Mustang’s power pitches. like Mike Conrad, Steven Cross, Walter Fisher, Steven Hardt, Ronald Scott, and Jerry Zakowski will be greatly missed by the team. All in all Mustangs We’re proud of you. Mustang hitter readies to get a run. Morrison’s watchful eye in background. Z 173 a ae Sat eee x Kod Sooo ee Mess oe eo © +s weet ae ee + eben ees + , vee oe ; si) ‘ rate a pat resbeh!, etre ie, secegeeenete Rewersotoe econ = Bee phetasae ecasetenee atets! te ae s; a segseunt ses souseete® te eee. sobacetetee Pe ee OO OC eee e tad ear erenee seg thee coed : de ad ad s Soa ae SRS rs : J.V. BASEBALL RECORD Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor Manor SOA -b a - S Norcom Indian River Cradock Great Bridge Churchland Wilson Deep Creek Western Branch {3 tye 5 OO ON Fs 5 The J.V. Baseball Team consists of Ivan Rivers-Center Field, Micheal Wright-Left Field, David Brannock-Third Base or Short Stop, Joe Morgan-Third Base or Outfield, Darren Swain-Third Base or Outfield, Cedrick Young-First Base or Outfield, Artie Rus- sell-Third Base or Outfield, Rodger Bennett-Catcher or Outfield, Tony Dixon-Second Base, Jimmy King-Second Base, Bruce Phelps- First Base or Short Stop, Timmy Harrell-Pitcher, Billy Rathbone- Pitcher. The best defense and offense player for the 1977-78 J.V. Baseball Team was Ivan Rivers. The most consistent players this year were Bruce Phelps, Micheal Wright, and Kenny Scott. 175 WS) iz) = e [2 a Eo [ _ a “d Ms. Sterrett, Varsity Cheerleading Sponsor. Tri-Captains; Susan Hinton, Donna Parker, and Vicki Langston. This year the Varsity Cheerleaders went to Longwood College in Farm- ville, Va. for the Golden Eagle Cheer- leading Clinic. In the four days they were there they learned new cheers, chants, stunts, mounts, jumps, pom- pom routine, and skits. On the final day of competition, the Manor Cheer- leaders discovered they had won the Outstanding Squad Award, Most Spirited Squad Award, 2nd place Pos- ter and Skit Award, two Superior Ribbons, one Excellent Ribbon, and Ist place Trophy. The Manor Cheer- leaders sweep away most of the awards. Garza, Patrice Powell, Donna Williams, Susan Hinton, Donna Varsity Cheerleaders (left to right), Vicki Langston, Cindy Evans, Grace Parker, Angie Hillard, Vicky Wilburn, and Amy Beatty. 178 J.V. Cheerleaders; (left to right), Sherry Lawrence, April Thompson, Pam Johnston, Denise Atkins, Sandra Brett, Cindy Lofton , Jacque Jones, Cindy Mauk, Lula Rodgers, Adriane Fisher. Not Shown: Bonita Albergottie, Sharon Jones, Robin Marable. Tri Captains; Sandra Brett, Cindy Lofton, and Denise Atkins. J.V. Cheering Sponsor, Ms. Brown. Sports Autographs 179 ee ’ A § ; ; ; ; | a pee re PE Po okt 9 atts (OT lbs: - «+ a ee . +e +; . == . ‘ 4 te oer + ee Bie 2 4 wri, « , ac : ryy, pene i D ae all OBEI INS L5H Manor Mustang Award..... Clarinet Section Lower Reed Section Flute Section Trumpet Section Saxaphone Section 186 ... Winning Concert Band |, Saat Ee i ag fe Soy ' fed Horn Section Trombone Section Baritone Section Tuba Section Percussion Section 137 Marching Mustangs The Manor Mustang Marching Band The 1978 Mustang Majorettes 188 Manor High Orchestra Manor mustang’s Orchestra All State Orchestra participant, Curt Hinton, was the only person chosen from our area. 189 190 Sia RUGSt EER ei ter ee oe bits be a ico Le es ae mee ELE a exert: ey Naval Junior R.O.T.C. Company Formation SEAS: a casa Color Guard Commanding Officers and Staff Provides Leadership Training First Platoon thsi oa} ea i A eZ ie POT wees Beas se Second Platoon Drill Team 191 Manor’s Chorus Enhances... Mixed Chorus Manor Singers Girls Ensemble 7079 School Image And Spirit... . Boys Ensemble 1978 “Reflections” 193 194 Cynthia Miller and Margaret Members Manor’s Mixed Chorus Preforms At Redskins Game Girls Glee “Hail To The Redskins” A Moment Of Honor For The Mustang Chorus Ann Spence 1978 All- State Chorus Manor Keeps Latin Alive The 1978 Latin Club members and their sponsor, Mr. Crute. Latin Club Officers: Michael Johnson-Treasurer; Sabrina Christian- Secretary; Steve Eure-Historian; Monica Mealey-Secretary; Martin Boone-President; Lynda Poole-Vice-President. 195 Leadership And Scholarship The 1977-78 Manor High SCA Officers and Mr. Shepherd, Advisor The National Honor Society 196 Manor’s Future Leaders Distributive Education Clubs of America Wey Business And Pleasure Future Business Leaders of America The Spanish Club 198 Dramatic Performance And Artistic Excellence 1 RAI ean } The Art Club f, 199 Organizations National Honor Society Student Marching Band Life 20 5 America’s Future And Sports Enthusiasts Vocational Industrial Clubs of America The Sports Club Organizations Get Involved —$ eman,_¥ What’s happenin’? 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Phone: 397-1643 CHANNEL FURNITURE CO, INC. 2000 High Street Portsmouth, Va. gett Your Happy Shopping Store Jie Lieneotrect “Have it your way, Because we Nave it all.” Che Shirley Corporation Creators—Designers—Developers of the “Advantager — ‘““Min-Maxi Program” Call (804) 397-8141 and Ask about our many different: Gifts—Novelties—Household Items Candy Program—Stationery—Cards “The Complete Fund Raising Program” —LOCAL— Rodman Shopping Center 3118 High Street Portsmouth, Va. 23707 “Tomorrow's Opportunity Is Yours Today With A Shirley Project!” DAIL’S INC. Hardware Building Supplies U-Cart Concrete 4387 Portsmouth Boulevard Portsmouth, Va. 488-4946 dhe Specialists In Fashion Military Circle Mall High Court NortolkeV Aw 3502 Portsmouth, VA 420-0383 23704 397-5841 TIDEWATER PRODUCE CO., INC. Wholesalers - Government Contractors Fruits - Produce - Frozen Foods Institutional Groceries 4015 Victory Blvd. Portsmouth, Va. Dial: 488-4431, 488-9507 Newport News 380-8204 Pal ... AMERICA N YEARBOOK DIVISION BOB JARONCZYK Sales Representative 341 Court Street Portsmouth, Virginia 23704 (804) 393-4588 212 GEORGE T. McLEAN COMPANY, INC. Building Materials Contractor’s Equipment The Best Materials That Money Can Buy We Deliver All Over Tidewater Virginia High Street And Belt Line R.R. Calles99o-7ai4 Josten’s Official Suppliers of Manor High School’s Best Wishes Class Of °78 Class Rings, Graduation Announcements, Caps and Gowns Mike Price Box 2082 Virginia Beach, Va. 23452 340-7336 3526 Airline Blvd. PHONE 488-2536 2717 AIRLINE BLVD. — P. 0. BOX 3175 —:— PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA 23701 HARDWARE FUEL OIL ATHEY PAINT APPLIANCES FURNITURE BUILDING MATERIALS 213 aaa saa Mustang..... .. ) Autosraphs 220 A New Yearbook Staff No one realizes the amount of time and effort that goes into the making of a Year- book. The work was made much more diffi- cult this year due to the fact that the entire Staff was inexperienced. Susan Hinton was elected Editor-in-Chief of the 1978 Mustang. This office entailed such things as doing layouts, typing copy sheets, proofreading pages that the other members of the staff had done. She also spent many after-school hours working on such sec- tions as the Opening, Seniors, School Life, and the Closing. This year’s Junior Editor was Steve Eure. He devoted much time to single-handedly doing the Sophomore section. He was invalu- Palo) [ommrs Kaur? Ws 0) 00) Coyeaereb 0) aT ed mart U aL Cl BU anime (eared (0) olen Dianne Bell worked along with Susan Hinton in completing the Opening, Seniors, and the Closing. She spent many hours after school, on weekends, and during the summer to ensure that this book was well assembled. A person that was indespensible in many ways was Jean Williamson. She worked dili- gently on many sections, including Freshman, Faculty, Organizations, School Life, and Division Pages. Without her efforts, this Yearbook would have been impossible. Working closely with Jean was Rhonda Fly. She worked long hard hours after school and on Saturdays to help the 1978 Mustang be a success. Cindy Evans displayed her devotion through her efforts on the Sports and Ad sections of the book. In Charge of the Ad section was Cindy Col- train. This job took great amounts of time and hard work. She was also in charge of the Homecoming Court and Prom Section. Anita Jackson worked with Cindy Evans on the Sports section. ee Valerie Harwood and Bambi Hughes work-. ed at completing the Junior section. The real guiding force behind the Mustang were the sponsors, Mr. Smithwick and Mrs. Watts. Nobody liked sacrificing their Satur- days to work on the Yearbook, but Mrs. Watts made this a little more bearable with her smile, yearbook expertise, and DONUTS! Mr. Smithwick devoted countless hours work- ing along side the Staff in seeing the book to its completion. He earned the respect and gratitude of the Staff through his willingness to serve. Therefore, We, the members of the Staff of the 1978 Mustang, have completed this edi- tion for you, the students of Manor High School, with love and pride. Produces The 1978 Mustang Steve Eure gets a weird angle on a picture. Jean Williamson searches for artwork. Rhonda Fly type s up a copy sheet. j Se Sd Dianne Bell looks for Senior pictures. Cindy Coltrain plans a Prom page. Yearbook layout drives Cindy Evans crazy! 222 The ' Mustang staff takes a recess Yearbook Staff At Play! The “slave driver” and his faithful team See no evil! Hear no evil! ng —— Speak no evil! — ee op arson Hakata citaesinconnnetihe The 1978 Yearbook Staff. 2 . +. Fis toe ee Wee S oe pct arses Anita gives her spirits a lift. 223 £ When a person spends some time alone, he has a chance to review his life. He has and opportunity to reflect on his past, present, and future. Our past years at Manor have given us many memories on which to reflect. Soon these days will be the past, and we'll be looking back on all our experi- ences and friends accumulated during our high .school years. Though our paths may lead miles away. Though “time will pass and years seem like days. Still we'll know we had our beginning at Manor High. ed v AMPLE G ANS ON RENE SN SE AISLE IE RR