Manor High School - Mustang Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Above: Former principals A.B. Neimeyer, T.M. Cherry, and C.K. Price made a special appearance at this year’s game. Pausing here with current principal Mrs. O.T. Hin- ton, they posed for a very special picture. Right: The 1982 Homecoming Queen, Dana Brown, and King, Kenneth Jones. Their smiles showed their happiness at being elected to this honor. Below: The intensity on the faces of band members indicated the concentration necessary for the al- ways excellent performance this group gave at the Home- coming half-time show. Under the direction and supervision of Mr. Richard Cash, Student Government Advisor, this year’s Homecom- ing was a very successful and entertaining experience. Student Life 11

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Homecoming 1982 was the tenth such celebration. The tradi- tional bonfire was held the even- ing before the Homecoming As- sembly. Friday brought many ex- citing events. Seniors wore their new T-shirts for the first time. Several past Kings and Queens returned for the assembly. The band and the cheerleaders roused school spirit, and the student body anxiously awaited the 2:00 bell in order to leave and prepare for the big event. The parade began at 7:00 pm and went around the track at Churchland Stadium. A variety of floats helped to carry out this year’s theme — “Manor High School: A Decade of Memories.” The band lent the final touch to a very exciting display. Homecoming 1982 Carrying the banner for the Art Club were Stephanie Fly, Carlton Boone, and Krista Megill. The talented membes of the group once again captured first place. Members of the 1982 Homecoming Court were: Adriane Rawls and Darryl Williams, Freshmen Attendants; Vonda Thomas and Yvonn Hardy, Junior Attendants; Phyllis Jennings, Ricardo Randall, Roxanne Long and Bobby Corbett, Senior candidates for King and Queen; Dana Brown and Kenneth Jones 1982 Homecoming Queen and King; Ivory Scales and Harry Jenkins, Senior Attendants; Arsenia Walker, Sophomore Attendant; and Reginald Cuffee, her escort. Michael Gray (42) paved the way for Darius Prayer (44) as Larry Parker (71) came in to aid the de- fense.

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A New Beginning .. . When new students enter Manor High, little do they know what goes on behind its doors. SGA executive board members, under the su- pervision of their sponsor, Mr. Richard Cash, organized Orientation. Other students, who were already familiar with the school and the way it operated, came out during the summer and helped by serving as guides. During orientation, students were introduced to administrators and teachers. The students were also taken on a guided tour of the school so that they would not feel lost on their first day of school. Es AS Planning an orientation and trying to remember all the important items kept Angela Mayo, Deirdre Hinton, Tamara Lumpkin, Mark Whitaker, and Stephanie Harmon busy during August. A Mustang’s sense of spirit began with his first visit to the school. Lisa Belton prepared a welcome for new students. eee . : Calvin Watts, Romy Scott, and Crystal Johnson sold penants and Mustang power towels, symbols of school spirit. 12 Student Life