Manor High School - Mustang Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Sophomore attendents Mark Whitaker and Kathleen Johnson. Freshmen attendents Victor Johnson and Maria Moore. 11

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First runner up Pam Johnston and escort Joey Futrell. The Mustang Homecoming celebration took place at Church- land Stadium on October 10, 1980. Festivities began with the presen- tation of the Homecoming Court and class attendents. All were dressed in formal attire; the gen- tlemen in white tuxedos and the ladies in long evening gowns. The air was filled with suspense and anticipation as the crowning of the King and Queen drew near. The class attendents were intro- duced and greeted by the cheering crowd. A drum roll from the band accompanied the announcement of Dudley Brooks and Sabrina Moody as the 1980 Homecoming King and Queen. Mr. Mills had the honor of crowning the Queen. Halftime activities also includ- ed an excellent performance from the band on the field and the an- nual Homecoming float parade. Second runner up Ginger Jones and escort Bryan Hester.

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THE WILD WILD WEST Western frontier life marks one of the most exciting yet difficult eras in American history. The settlement of the West represented the dreams of gold-hungry miners and of homesteaders whose hard labor developed the barren plains. Cowboy hats, leather boots, levi jeans and colorful bandanas — that was the decor for life in the west and the Mustang homecoming 1980. The Mustangs presented their inter- pretation of the good ’ole days in the wild west through Art, fashion, and music. The parade of floats displayed the western lifestyle from stagecoaches to sunset showdowns. The 1980 Homecoming would not have been such a great success without the organization, hard work and creativity from the SGA. The advice and supervision given to the SGA by Mr. Cash was un- doubtedly an essential factor in making this Homecoming, Manor’s best ever! Second place float by the Art Club - The Electric Stagecoach.