Manor High School - Mustang Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Anxiety and nervousness were present as the team and the new coach headed for the field for the first time. eA Tailback Huron Winstead, carrying the ball for the Mustangs, broke for a touchdown against Norcom during the Homecoming game. To mount an offensive drive, the team squared off against the Wildcats. Opening 5

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a Coke GREAT BRIDGE HOME OF THE asmile. = WILDCATS” 4 ¢ ¢ 8 4 4 ¢ Pe A dedi One picture was worth a thousand words, and the scoreboard at the end The Mustangs were in great form as they won this opening game of the of the Manor-Great Bridge football game made one great picture. season. Team moral and pride returned and school spirit was obvious once again. The Long Awaited Victory The first football game of the season was a highlight of the fall. The enthusiasm that this victory provided gave the stu- dent body a feeling of pride and respect for their football team. The crowd was quite surprised as the Mustangs proved to be a worthy opponent for the Wildcats. The hard work, time, and effort of summer practice had paid off. The enthusiasm of a new coach was also not to be overlooked. When a victory had become apparent, the cheerleaders and fans began to yell, “Hey! Hey! You! You! Look at the score- board!” The countdown began, and when the clock stopped, the fans poured onto the field to join the players in celebrating. Field action often caused the coaches and the team to leave the bench. 4 Opening

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Before any performance, the band members faced in- spection. Standing at pa- rade rest, the Marching Mustangs showed uniform perfection. Precision Produces Perfection Marching Mustangs Outclass All Rivals Each member of the band must be checked out before he or she marches. Orelius Wright lent a helping hand to Janet Millner. Jewell Vinson found it necessary to trim her tassels as one of the last minute preparations before the band left the school. 6 Opening