Manor High School - Mustang Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1984 volume:

eee Se Pe aes Oe is ae We're So Proud .That Nobody Does It Better Than Manor High School n — ‘ at-Tate) am a ltela motel avere)| 1401 Elmhurst Lane Portsmouth, Virginia 23701 Dedication Tel dgove [Olena lola) Administration 2.085 6290 6 oa oe ae ea ae Homecoming Seniors Activities Faculty and Staff 7? Underclassmen_ .’. Senior Ambitions, Ads And Patronsi® bed Kathy was a large part of our lives. We so loved her and always will. She was the joy of my heart and the apple of my eye. Her Grandmother Virginia Porter Katherine (Kathy) was my sister, but she was more than that. She was a friend and a pal. Kathy was always very caring, loving and kind and everyone who knew her loved her very much. So did I. Her fabulous outlook on life, her ambitions, and her goals carried her further in her life in 15 years than mine have carried me at age 22. Kathy will always have a very special place in my heart and the hearts of all who loved her. She was a super person. Just always remember when you miss her most that she’s not dead, she’s only gone away to a much happier place ... Heaven. I love you Terri In the short time ; Kathy was a very good Kathy had to share friend. Though with us, she was a oe . Kathy’s life was short, great inspiration to all _ . she will be remem- she came in contact 1 4 bered and loved al- with. She was an easy 4 fe ways. going and loveable per- — son. She was a terrific j - Love always, sister and my _ best { a — Tina Ross and family. friend. y Sheryl Bonsack ter) We loved her. She will ; 4 be with us always. i ee Billy (Brother) (Sis- ” a Po | loved her. s I lost her. | miss her. Love Gerry, Christy, and Rick Katherine MOTHER Born March 31, 1968, she was nicknamed Kathy. She was always a bright and lively child, very out- going and such a lovely personality. She loved sports and horseback rid- ing as well as other out- door activities. In April 1983,she was stricken with cancer. But she quickly ac- cepted it and made the best of it. She received alot of intensive treatments. But Kathy still had a smile and kind word for every- one. And she lived each day to its fullness. On No- vember 1, 1983, God called Kathy home to be with Him. Hold all your good memories of her as we do. And | hope one day all of us will meet her in the Rap- ture. WHAT A GREAT DAY!!! A FRIEND Elizabeth Bonsack Waiting patiently Manor High School will surely miss you Kathy. We love you dearly. The Student Body 5 Preparing for her sister’s wedding. isle SaWtale Kathy fought a _ valiant battle against insurmontable odds and at one time she seemed to be the victor, but it was only for a while. God only knows his divine plan. Her ordeal was great and her suffering severe, but it has all culminated into eternal rest. We often have plans and wish for them to come to fruition, but the Master’s plan must take priority. We had things that we wanted to see her do and perhaps she had plans of her own, but God had a nobler task in mind. His thoughts are not always our thoughts. His ways are not always our ways. But His will must be Wenn tee eee ee Seek Se ee Kathy was a very kind, thoughtful and considerate person. She was always concerned about her friends and if they were ill. She was a wonderful friend. Kathy had many talents. She could sing, skate and twirl. It was always a pleasure to see Kathy in the halls at school. She always greeted you with a smile. Kathy was a great friend and was there when you needed her. Lynn Edwards Homeroom 206 These are shot (immunization) records. Heavier immunization requirements were mandated by law for the 1983-1984 school year. Man, did that create some commo- tion! On the first day of school, more than two hundred students were directed to the Little Theater to await confirmation of their records. OdCH! THAT HURTS! Though an entire summer had been allowed, there were many who spent the early days of September waiting in lines at clinics and doctors’ offices to get the necessary shots. Although some said it didn’t hurt, here’s one who said it did. A Night To Remember Yes! June 8, 1984 will be the night that the graduating senior class of 84 will be proud to remember. At the end of their junior year they immedi- ately began feeling the senioritis, while taking portraits during the summer. Returning to school in Sep- tember, they selected colleges, paid dues, and ordered caps and gowns. Before you knew it June had come, and seniors planned for the future. This is what every senior wants. Tracy Clay is glad she made it. The moment has arrived. 1984: The Year Of All Years This marked the beginning of the end for the class of ’'84, anew beginning for the class of ’87 and the dawn of a new day for the classes of ’85 and ’86. Mustang pride was to blossom all over and make the year 1984, the year that will never be forgotten. Manor Highlights In 1984 the Mustangs reached heights that had been a long time coming. The football team put together a win- ning season under Coach Gordon. Girls’ cross country excelled in style. All State chorus honors were ours. Maria Moore hurdled her way to a state championship. We're proud to be Mustangs and WE’RE SO PROUD THAT NOBODY DOES IT BETTER THAN MANOR HIGH SCHOOL. e’re So Proud That SBRARY treo oD) + tJ Y aa = Y) v ‘eo ‘a Nobody The Library Is Mind Medicine DRE Ps ES wesan “ (| oC BBall Ee ae a arane HE aeee tive] HEROS The library is a place where great minds meet and produce masterpieces. Above Left: Miss Blanton ad- vises students in the use of re- search materials. Above Right: Students do some recreational reading. Left: Kelly Woodard and a friend get down to some serious note- taking. Monroe Hughes takes a break from his book to look at the camera. Marita Backus goes into deep meditation. Harrietta Towns puts in a little extra time in preparation for a test. Taking A Break Meloyde Batten-Mickens, Dedria Bazemore, Donna Dabney, Dannie Saylor, and Keisha Atkinson watch Annette Copeland play Ms. Pac- Man. The video machine was placed in front of the field house after the second lunch and was taken away hours later. Victor Johnson, Keisha Atkinson, Annette Copeland, and Meloyde Mickens watch Dedria Bazemore play. The machine was taken out, because of the fact that people were playing during class time. 11 12 The 1 Mustang Means Principal Olivia T. Hinton, Portsmouth’s first female senior high school principal, has led Mrs. Hinton speaks to athletic director Larry Manor High for five years. She is dedicated to her job as principal as well as the school’s Schwab about tonight’s game at the field activities. She takes her job and school very seriously, and her spirit is overwh elming. If you were ‘house. to see her at a sports event you would think she was a student, the way she cheers and shouts for HER TEAM. For helping the staff, faculty, and student body, she really deserves the name, the 1 Mustang. Mrs. Hinton is in charge of the punch bowl at the farewell Mrs. Hinton is proud to crown the 1983 Homecoming Queen. party for former office clerk, Mrs. Sawyer. Behind The Scenes Lindell Wallace, Assistant Principal. W.C. C.E. Brown, Administrative Assistant. Leon Potter, Assistant Principal. Cooke, Security. 13 14 Headquarters At MHS Mrs. Thompson office manager, types memos for faculty. Mrs. Davis, Nurse, reads interesting article during free time. Mrs. Gatling, Treasurer, checks receipt books for weekly records. Hello! Manor High School, Ms. Saunders speaking. Mr. Nold, Plantarium director, plays with his model. We’re Here To Help. Mrs. McNew, Guidance Secretary, has confidence in her job. Mrs. Costen, Guidance Counselor, assists student in selecting college. ————EEeEEEeEeEeE—————eE———EEEe | Mrs. Jones, Guidance Counselor, advises student on next year’s | Mrs. Hatfield, Guidance Director, has good news for her student. | courses. Fiction And Non-Fiction Mrs. Bonner (Librarian) and Mrs. Smith (Library Clerk) discuss new procedures. 15 res? 16 The Drama Club placed third in the float competition with ‘‘Pac-Man Palace’. The Art Club's float ‘‘Video Wizard’’, took home the first place tro “The Centipede Stomp” was presented by the Home Economics De- “Q-Bert’’ played its way into the hearts of the homecoming crc partment. KING DEXTER Dexter Ferguson and Sherese Boone reign as homecoming king and queen. Bottom: L. Junior attendants — Thur- ston Keene and Michelle Jones R. Senior attendants — Eric Owens and Leigh Critzer QUEEN SHERESE Dana Brown, homecoming queen for 1982, and Mrs. Hinton observe the fes- tivities. Bottom: L. Freshman attendants — Te- vis Ellis and Terry Gary R. Sophomore attendants — Quantez Wright and Duana Hunt Homecoming: 1983 Spirits were high on the evening of October 14 after the homecoming assembly was held early that morning. The mood of confidence was spread among the students, faculty and alumni. Our Mustangs were enjoying their finest season ever and were tied for first place in the district, sporting a 5-1 record. But victory evaded the Mustangs as the Tigers of Oscar Smith handed the Mustangs a 10-0 defeat. Although that was a big blow to the Mustang pride, it did not completely destroy the homecoming spirit. Last year’s homecoming king and queen, Kenny Jones and Dana Brown came back to support the Mustangs. The Art Club won the float competition and Dexter Ferguson and Sheresé Boone were crowned as the new king and queen. Top: L. Homecoming assembly gets underway. R. Sinese Cuffee, team ball girl, poses with Coach Gordon. Side: R.D. Holland makes a long gain. Bottom: L. The band excites the crowd. R. Mike Bohlman and Coach Gordon watch the action. THE MARVELOUS MAINSTREAMS This year will mark the graduation of three students who have meant a great deal in the growth of Manor High School. They have led other students to re-evaluate their own situations and taught them that physical handicap is not an indication of mental defi- ciency. These students have not only been placed into the main- stream of classroom activities, but they have involved themselves in the mainstream of co-curricalar activities. Their main involve- ments have been in forensics and drama. But to be master of ceremonies for a school program and working on the yearbook staff have also been facets of their involvement. ‘‘We salute Brenda Wynn (top), Robert Carter (middle), and Scott Spradlin (bottom) ee ae 18 TS ee 0 2a eee ee ee eee ee woes - “ a == - Cc : SSS SSS aE 19 Senior Class Officers And ponsor The senior class is ably led by Mrs. Sheavly. They have a full calendar of events planned, including, Senior week, and a boat ride. They are going to be the best senior class ever. Right on SENIORS! Mrs. Sheavly Melodye Mickens, President Robin Holley, Publicity Chairperson Cynthia Graddy, Senior Activity Chairperson Huron Winstead, Vice President Marvette Warren, Senior Activity Co-chairperson Lori Wilson, Secretary Julie Caroll, Treasurer 20 ee ee ee ee ee ee see ee ee Super Seniors H igo EET el ree MUSTANGS 22 James Anderson } { “te a Herbert Brady Class Of 1984: Meloyde Batten-Mickens Deborah Boone Bernae Britt Gladys Beavers Carolyn Brown Julie Carroll Kimberly Chambers Class Of 84: Denise Brown Robert Carter Janet Cherry Sylvia Cain Barry Cary We’re So Proud ... Wayne Clanton Tracy Clay Robert Clifton Lisa Clinton Phillip Coles Annette Copeland Kim Cornwall 24 Laura-Lynn Council Sandra Cox Leigh Critzer Reginald Cuffee Wag Terri Currie Jana Davenport 25 26 Kenneth Davis Suzanne Demarco Timothy Douglas Super Seniors ... Barry Dillard Loriann Edwards Jacqueline Daye Colia Doles Vincent Edwards James Elam Il Cheryl Elliott Milton Elliott Phillip Elliott Rosalind Epps Faith Felton Dexter Ferguson 27 ay Seniors ...! Karen Forbes Denise Goodman Cynthia Graddy Catherine Gray Connie Gray Dianne Gray Michael Gray 28 Kenneth Green Shelly Gwaltney Diane Hall Robert Hall Mia Hardy Yvonn Hardy Stephanie Harmon Anita Harris 29 30 Sherry Hemmis Harroll Ingram We’re The Best . Steven Henderson Kenneth Holmes Cynlithia Jackson Vernon Hoffler Ralene Jackson Robert Jeffrey, Jr. Cary Johnson ) Chrystal Johnson Kenneth Johnson VILE: Dena Jones Sonya Jones 31 32 More In ’ _ Adrienne Joyner Timothy Jones Thomas Jurgensen NG Vincent Knight Pete Knott Charles Kozoyed Shawn Lalonde Jameta Little Tonya Loftin Theresa Lucas Henry Mabry Donna Mabus Amy Mann Sherry Mansfield 33 i Cc | Kelly Miller Benny Mills Danny Minnick Willie Mitchell, Jr. Maria Moore Scott Neidermeyer 34 Fletcher Neville Eric Owens Tammy Newman Larry Parker Horace Patillo Timothy Newson Paula Parrish Brenda Phelps 35 Steven Pridgen Natashi Reid Wanda Rogers Lisa Rountree Robert Rutherford Amy Satterfield Dannie Saylor 36 Daniel Schonebaum Bernard Scott Romy Scott SK Celia Shook Anthony Simmons Nicole Smith Gregory Sparrer 37 38 Robert Spradlin Vonda Thomas Tamela Thompson Darryl Staton yyy LiYpey Sidi Donald Taylor Debera Towns Lajuana Townsend Chrisann Trollinger Lazonia Walker Marvette Warren Robert Weaver 39 40 Shelia Williams Tracey Woodard Brenda Wynn Lori Wilson Joseph Woods Huron Winstead Hope Wright ‘THE YEAR THE SENIORS UVAEATHL GVAA r tte. YEAR THE YEAR SHL UVAA TRL 42 Row one Deborah Boone Bernae Britt Carolyn Brown Susan Burkett Sylvia Cain Julie Carroll Barry Cary Kimberly Chambers Janet Cherry Look Into The Past Row two Tracy Clay Wayne Clanton Row three Robert Clifton Phillip Coles Annette Copeland Laura-Lynn Council Sinese Cuffee David Culpepper Donna Dabney Jana Davenport Row four Jackie Daye Colia Doles Lori Edwards Theyartis Edwards Vincent Edwards Cheryl Elliot Row five Phillip Elliot Rosalind Epps Karen Forbes Cynthia Graddy Cathy Gray Connie Gray Row six Bobby Hall Diane Hall Row seven Mia Hardy Stephanie Harmon Robin Holley Harroll Ingram Bobby Jeffrey Chrystal Johnson Kenny Johnson Victor Johnson Row eight Dana Jones Sonya Jones Adrienne Joyner Jeff Joyner Tim Kirkpatrick Vincent Knight Jameta Little Tonya Loftin Row one: Theresa Lucas Hank Mabry Donna Mabus Amy Mann Michelle Mansfield Laura Mathison Melodye Mickens Row three: Maria Moore Tammy Newman Larry Parker Row four: Paula Parrish Row Five: Horace Patillo Brenda Phelps Amy Satterfield Ronald Saunders Danny Schoenbaum Romy Scott Celia Shook Row six: Nicole Smith Lisa Thompson Steven Thompson Tami Thompson Row seven: Chrisanna Trollinger Beverly Turner Marvette Warren Lori Wilson Joseph Woods Wesley Worrell Brenda Wynn 44 enior Superlatives °1984’ Best All Around: Shelton Davis, Robin Holley, and Huron Winstead Most Scholastic: Lori Wilson and Tim Cherry | Most Likely to Succeed Tim Cherry and Robin Holley Most Popular: Most Talented: Robin Holley and Huron Winstead Mike Gray and Vonda Thomas Most Athletic: Maria Moore and R.D. Holland Most Spirited: Wayne Clanton and Maria Moore 45 Friendliest: Wittiest: Terrie Currie, Scott Spradlin, and Annette Copeland Cynthia Graddy and Alvin Scott Super Seniors Of ‘84’ Class Flirts: Bobby Jeffrey and Sherri Bell Cutest Couple: Sonya Jones and Joseph Crawford 46 DG eee InTIn N Most Talkative: Most Shy: Sinese Cuffee and Robert Clifton David Culpepper and Bernae Britt Outstanding Features Tallest: Sonya Jones and David Blackwell Shortest: Dinnetta Gravely and Harroll Ingram 47 48 Best Dressed: Best Build: Wayne Clanton and Meloyde Mickens Mike Wilkins and Lisa Rountree Only The Best Best Looking: Horace Patillo and Robin Holley Scholastic Team The following students are members of the 1984 Virginian Pilot Ledger Star Tidewater Scholastic Team, representing academic excellence. Front row: Lori Wilson, senior: Tracey McNeil, sophomore; Cynthia Jones, sophomore; Melissa Lindsay, junior. Back row: Timothy Cherry, senior; Shelton Davis, senior; Mark Griffith, junior; Eric Rockwell, junior; Freddie Cowan, sophomore. Tim Cherry is a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Competition. Tim is also a member of the Hampton Roads Scholastic Team. This distinction makes him eligible to compete for a $4,000 scholarship. Lori Wilson and Shelton Davis have earned recognition form the National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding Negro Students. Crute Remembers Mr. John Crute has followed the class of '84 with his camera since they were pre-teens at Waters Junior High School. First his interest was exclusively with Latin, but later it extended to the girls’ track program which he has nurtured into one of that is highly respected in the city, district, region, state. He has also exposed his runners to national competition. Here are a few of the memoirs. At Waters And Above: Shawn Lalonde, Mr. Pickett Above: Sonya Jones, Denise Goodman Below: David Culpepper, Tonya King, Lori Wilson, Shelton Davis, Meioyde Below: Robin Holley Mickens, Tim Cherry, Susan Greene SR se 50 The Way They Were te. Tim Cherry Tonya King, Beth Neeley, Meloyde Mickens, Sonny Ashby, Lori Wilson, David Culpepper, Tim Cherry Maria Moore 51 52 On The Job Training Advanced Marketing is the highest Distributive Education class offered at Manor. First Row L to R: Colia Doles, Dianne Hall, Michelle Mansfield, Diane Gray, Ralene Jackson, Second Row L to R: Nicole Smith, Joseph Shifflet, Shelly Gwaltney, Kevin Price, Danny Minncik, Middle Row: Cathy Gray, Laura Mathison, Top Row: Wayne Clanton, Kenneth Green, Kim Cornwall, Paul Tilly. The work programs in the school are D.E. and C.O.E. The Distributive Education are divided into Advanced Marketing, Fashion Merchandising and Marketing, and Fundamentals of Market: ing. a ES, Fashion Merchandising First Row: L to R: Robin Gunter, Bobbie Futrell, Kim Spencer, Daphine Sophne Parker. Second Row L to R: Rasnizi Cobb, Michelle Odom, Diane Stukes, Kim Britton. Top Row L to R: Maria Moore, Amy Mann, Kevin Patillo, Annette Hendricks, Darryl Goodman. Marketing L to R First Row: Deborah Boone, Carolyn Simmons, Arsenia Walker, Crissy Kilpatrick. Second Row L to R: Johnny Rutherford, Roger Lofton, Donny Anderson, Jerry Ennis. Top Row: John Scioritono, Fred Corvello, Chris Rupe, Kenny Davis, Carlton Boone. First Row: Hazel Bursis, Dinnetta Gravely, Ste- ven Henderson, Troy De- maseus, Jo Ann_ Hall. Second Row: Cindy Driesbach, Celia Shook, Renee Michaud, Mindy Phillips. Top Row: Scott Dale, Wanda Wilson, Ro- wena Hill, Cheryl Boone, Allen Burkhart In School e 4 a 2 Back Row L to R: Charles Jones, Dallas Lynch, Back Row L to R: James Davis, Jerry Hatfield, Tony Potts, Paul Long Middle Row Melissa Schroyer, Lisa Clarence Gallashow, Charles Smith, Harrietta Townes Front Bolton, Charles Carter, Mike Whitley, Tim Ad- Row L to R: Cathy Wise, Jill Davis, Angela Baggette, Adrian ams. First Row Lovenia Davis, Rita Rountree, Watts, Teresa Lucas, Tammy Bissette Debbie Vick, Stephanie Prince Donnely Wil- liams. Cooperative Office Education Back Row L to R: Sponsor Mrs. Lynn Williams, Chisanna Mr. Mitchell uses a video tape to help James Trollinger, Donna Mabus, Leigh Critzer Middle Row Annette Elm and Steve Thompson prepare for Forensics Copeland, Tammy Newman, Karen Forbes, Brenda Phelps Sit- competition. ting Down Jameta Little, Lori Edwards Forensics 53 Christa McGill and Sonya Gills pause for a minute during homeroom. Mrs. Holleran clarifies directions to Kim Hartman while James Kelly practices his ‘‘dunk shot”. Beth Ramey tries to discriminate fact from fiction in a reference book. Mr. Williams, Leigh Worrell and Tami Thomp: son find time for a little laugh during and after school year f book session. THE YEAR THE ACTIVITIES YEAR THE YEAR SVaA TRL EOVaA “4 Ns ob FAL GVA TAL LaFrancais § = French Club (Right) Back Row: Robert Clifton, George Jeffries, Jana Davenport, Melissa Lindsay, Denise Smith, Michael Gray Middle row: James Elam, Jewell Jones, Jewell Vinson, Sherita Knight, Lisa Jackson, Kendra Ricks, Floyd Long, Jonathan Powell Bottom row: Vincent Knight, Suzanne Demarco, Sally O’Brien, Angela Barnes, Kim Hartman, Den- ise Williams, Leigh Worrell, Jonette Butler (Below) Top row: Joe King, Harrieta Towns, WAyne Davis, Hilton Winstead, Rachael Doyle, Perry Davis, Clarence Gallashaw Middle row: Enertia Smith, Bonita Jones, Sylvia Cain, Angela Walker, Francine Harris, Joel Nixon Bottom row: Tracey McNeil, Bonita Whitaker, Ja- mie Evans, Dawn Daniels, Zena Fleming Latin Club Back row: Theyartis Edwards, Patrice Madden, Meloyde Mickens, Cynthia Graddy, Wayne Thomas, Nicole Smith, Sharon Ball Bottom row: Kim levenston, Beth Ramey, Hope Wright, Stephanie Turner, Louvenia Davis, Donna Dabney Fl Club Espano Spanish Club Bottom row: Leta Daughtrey, Romy Scott, Tracy Clay, Kimberly Benson, Lanisha Fleming, Sherrie Dancy Back row: Ms. Lucas, Selina Walker, Lori Wils on, Mike Bohlman, Joe Crawford, Marlene Boone, Adrienne Bond, Dawna Wright, Robin Carroll 56 Sophomore Class Officers Sophmore Class Officers Lynn Edwards, Laurie Byrd, and Tra- cey McNeil Junior Class Officers Junior Class Officers Bottom row: Mark Dignard, Angela Barnes, Beth Ramey, Floyd Long Top row: Michelle Jones, Jewell Jones, Jewell Vinson, Cherie Pierce Newspaper Staff Newspaper Staff Bottom Row: (L to R) Amy Bess, Hope Wright, Brandon Pope, Kim- berly Chambers, Kimberly Davis Top Row: Matthew Mitchell, Penny Turner, Sherri Bell, Beth Williams, Ennis Rodman Debate Team Drama Club The Debate Team Drama Club Standing: Mrs. Bonner, Floyd Long, Lisa Daughtry, Tracy Irving, Bottom Row: Brenda Wynn, John Reardon, Jackie Evans, Mary Tracey McNeil, Melissa Lindsay, Henri Gardner, Susan McNair, Kidd, Scott Spradlin George Lindsay, Amy Bess Middle Row: Mr. Mitchell, Robert Carter, Sharon Ball, Marita Sitting: Bonita Jones, Joseph King, Amy Smith, Angela Barnes, Backus, Lynn Edwards, Troy DeMasse Sherita Knight, Sabrina Knight Back Row: Darwin Anderson, John Lietuvninkas, Jody Cane, Wayne Thomas, David Kozoyed, Robin Carroll Bible Club Bible Club Standing: Kenny Edwards, Theyartis Ed- wards, Tonya Loftin, Timothy Jenkins, Phillip Elliott, Mr. Johnson Kneeling: Timothy Douglas, Rodney Franklin, Emmanuel Barks, Larry Parker, Steven Den- nos Honor Society Standing: David Culpepper, Timothy Cherry, Melissa Lindsay, Lori Wilson, Donna Mabus, Mark Griffith, Eric Rockwell, Rosalind Epps, Mrs. Holleran Kneeling: Shelton Davis, Marvette Warren, Suzanne De- marco, Robin Holley, Jeff Dover, Janet Cherry. a National Honor society 58 Home Economics Wedding The Home Economics Department staged a moc k wedding so that students could have some prati- cal application of concepts studied in the Family Living Class. Brehon Anderson (left), the best man is a little distracted and the bride and groom, Tim Jones and Natashi Reid have their eyes glued on the preacher. Brehon Anderson, Denise Goodman, Nata- shi Reid and Tim Jones pose for a picture after the blessed event. | hope Brehon is not crying at the wedding. Denise The bridesmaids surround the bride. L to R: Denise Goodman, Sonya Jones, Natashi Reid, Sheila Williams, Chery! Elliott. surely isn’t. 59 Leadership Is Importan The officers of the Student Council Association are from left to right President — Stephanie Harmon, Vice-President — Victor Johnson, Secretary — Rosalind Epps, Corre- sponding Secretary — Amy Smith, Treasurer — Crystal Johnson, Pub- licity — Lisa Thompson, Historians — Amy Allison and Kim Hartman (not pictured) and Parliamentarian — Carolyn Brown. The officers re- ceive leadership training by attend- ing SCA conferences and work: shops and by participating in the local City Hall Day Program. With Participation . . The SCA sponsors many ac- tivities during the school year. Some of these activi- ties include the Blood Drive, all homecoming activities, Thanksgiving baskets, Op- eration Santa Claus, and the United Fund. Each home- room elects a representative and an alternate to help sup- port these activities. They are pictured to the left. onopoly’s The Game Angie Barnes defeated Jamie Kelly and Lisa Jackson in their game. Laura-Lynn Council and Robin Holley observed the last game in progress with Mrs. Moore in which Don- na Dabney finally defeated Jeff Dover and Chuck Kozoyed. Mrs. Moore's economics class and Mr. Claud’s sociology class spent a couple of days playing monopoly during the first semester. They did it to get an idea of what the business world is like. During this time, some people actually found out how ruthless other people can be when it comes to money. Laura-Lynn Council, Donna Dabney, and Eric Rockwell took control of the games at their table and won in the economics class and Angie Barnes was one of the winners in the sociology class. 61 62 ‘‘The Green-Eyed “The Green-Eyed Monster’’ was a play sponsored and performed by the Manor Drama Club. The play was presented in conjunction with the fall sports award banquet and later to other portions of the student body. In the play, a football player, Gene, dresses as a girl to save a star, Ben, from breaking curfew. Left — Marlene Boone, Betty, finally confronts ‘‘Gene’’, John Reardon. Right — The master-minds behind the whole scheme were Tom Matthews and Frank Carter played by Burnie James and Troy DeMasse. They coerce Gene into playing a girl’s role which he does reluctantly at first, but then really gets carried away with it. Left — Gene, pla yed by John Reardon, was trying to whisper “sweet nothings’ in Ben's ear who was played by John Lietuvninkas. Mr. Mitchell, who played the father, directed the play. He is the sponsor of the Drama Club. After Gene's father (played by Darwin Anderson) comes in and exposes Gene's true identity, the scheme is over and everybody has a good laugh. Standing: Troy DeMasse, John Reardon, and John Lietuvninkas. Sitting: Mr. Mitchell, Lynn Edwards, and David Kozoyed. Burnie James and Lynn Edwards really look surprised as Mr. Mitchell, the father, comes home unexpectedly. The play was an overwhelming success to the Manor athletes who laughed from start to finish. John Reardon, president of the drama club who played the character Gene deserved an Oscar for his performance. 63 T: lent In Art The 1984 Manor High School a Society of Arts and Crafts sponsored by Kenneth Porter Jr. has traveling art shows, lo- cal art exhibitions and club sales projects. The club also won first place in the Home- coming Float contest and deco- rating the school for special oc- casions. The club officers are, President — Stephanie Fly and Ways and Means — Daniel Schonebaum, Faith Martin, Chris Megill, Thomas Jurgen- son. Seated L-R Gina Gay, Danny Schonebaum, Christie McGill, Tommy Jurgenson, Faith Mar- tin. Standing L-R Mr. Porter, Felicia Hurdle, Horace Patillo, Mark Dignard, Joseph Woods, Joe Crawford, Antionette Smith, Kelton Davis, Julie Moore, Chrisanna Anderson, Sharon Seabron, Holly Winborne, Tere- sa Lucas, Robert Marable. Training In Business The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is a co-curricular activity which seeks to include all students who are enrolled in business related classes, as well as others who have been previously enrolled. The club participates in local, regional and state competition for business students. It is sponsored by the Business Department. 64 The 1983-84 Ameri- can Industrial Arts Stu- dent Association (AIASA) at Manor High School is sponsored by Mr. Mallonee and Mr. Cornelius. Some activities of the club are can food drive for Thanksgiving, Christ- mas Dinner, and Op- eration Santa Claus put on by the SCA. They also won second place for their home- coming float. The club plans to bring home most of the trophies at the Regional and State Competitions. Club Officers are President — Larry Parker, Vice President — Tasha Reid, Secretary — Yevonne Powers, Treasurer — Dean Holmes, Assistant Treasurer — Phillip Elliot, Historian — Robin Wilson, Assistant Historian — Vicki Gillikin, Parliamentarian — Willie Mitchell, Recorder — James Elam, and Sergeant-at-Arms — Steve Thompson. 65 66 rings Christmas To Children Tasha Reid presents a toy to a child. Jewell Vinson plays with a toy herself while one of the guests enjoys the food. Romy Scott and Stephanie Harmon have fun with the kids. NOSE A See sa Cynthia Graddy, Lisa Thompson and Victor Johnson lavish gifts on kids. The SGA gang gathers around the Christmas Tree. Donna Mabus and Terri Currie finish off the food after the party. OO Mrs. Copeland (Pep Club Sponsor) and Mrs. Swinton (SCA Sponsor) show their school spirit by wearing football jerseys during spirit week which was sponsored by the SCA. The pep club has been reorganized under Mrs. Copeland and hopes to boast school spirit and team morals. Its officers are Tracey Woodard — president, Cheryl Elliott — vice-president, Kim Benson — treasurer, Faith Felton — secretary, and Kim Chambers — publicity chairperson. 67 Classroom Shots Mr. Williams’ third period English class finally got a break after reading 1984 by George Orwell. 68 Mr. Mitchell’s second period public speaking class pre- pares for a speech competition. Greg Sparrer seems to be accomplishing the assignment with ease while Paul Tilly struggles through. You have to stay alert so you will not miss what Mrs. Norris has to say in Algebra 2. Snow! Snow! Come Today! and the snow came. and the buses rolled early. ... and school was closed the next day. On Monday February 6, 1984, we had hardly finished second period when the flaky white stuff began to canvas the earth. It was our first real snow of the year and the results were inevitable — out of school 45 minutes early and stay home the next day. That was certainly a reason for celebration. Julie Carroll waves goodbye to school. The parking lot was a mess. Steve Pridgen and Dannie Saylor rejoice over early dismissal. Tommy Moody and Paula Parrish try to sub- Larry Parker pulls his collar up beside the Bobby Jeffries snowballs a classmate. due their elation. snow capped shrubs. 70 ee ee 2 i | ve Lisa Bolton beckons to a friend while others exit sadly knowing that there will be no school tomorrow. Larry prepares to sling one. Robert Trees and buses Woodard tries helped to bare to protect the burden of himself from snow. a flying ball. Dannie hovers over Tonya Reid, Tasha Reid, and Mia Hardy. An umbrella was the only protection a few shy kids had. There's nothing shy about Tim Douglas, Chris Scott, Bobby Jeffries, and Tonya Reid. 71 Science Fair Preparations Yj ne Wy Andrea Rawls displays her hypothesis. Colorful display details steps involved in pro- Cherie Pierce puts the final touches on her ject presentation. project in the science lab. 72 Le Peer OF - BERELLIC ei Shelly Jones and Patricia Owens smile because their hypothesis was Tracy Irving and Amy Smith go over some last minute details before their substantiated. presentation. timulate Student Pride Mark Griffith and Jeff Dover discuss the implications of their scientific discovery. 74 Scholarship — Character — Inductees light their candles from each other. Inductees take the societv oath. Mrs. Holleran, Honor Society sponsor, congratulates the inductees. Lori Wilson speaks about the principles of the Honor Society. ie. ae oe Service — Leadership ‘ eee |, | an @ é ° Marvette Warren looks on as Robin Holley, Sixteen new members were inducted. president, lights the candle of leadership. Front row: Susan Burkett, Tim Dixon, Tammy Newman, Denise Williams, Vonda Thomas, Julie Moore. Back Row: Tracey McNeil, Kelly Miller, Sonya Jones, Lisa Thompson, Freddie Cowan, Cynthia Graddy, Meloyd Batten-Mickens, Mark O'Connor, Alvin Powell, (not pictured: Cynthia Jones). i Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Horace Savage, challenges the inductees, as well as the audience, to excel. Below: Tim Cherry directs the chorus for the ceremony. Jeff Dover, secretary, lights the candle of service. 75 76 Chorus Excels With Honors ys Members of the All-State Chorus are Tim Cherry (Senior), Sherita Mrs. Heath directs the chorus in an awards assembly performance. Knight (Junior) and Mike Gray (Senior). Tim has made All-State for the second time. The Mixed Chorus performs in casual outfits which will be part of the attire for the Florida performances. Back Row: Steve Thompson, Pennie Turner, Mike Gray 2nd Row: Juli e Carroll, Robin Addison, Lazonia Walker, Amy Mann, Kevin Wright 3rd Row: Shelton Davis, Denise Williams, Janet Cherry, Patrice Owens, Enetria Smith, Tonya Loftin, Susan Midgett, David Kozoyed Front Row: Tim Cherry, Willie Mitchell, Sherita Knight, Ann Marie Glenn, Wayne Thomas Not Pictured: Sherri Bell, Vonda Thomas All-Regional And All-State Sa oe, 7 ¥ aa, . ‘ Wyre, tate Pe ee ce ae a.) 4 aad ray i 3 enti = : pee eX J “a sana oe Sk i a it OT ag Members, of Girls’ Ensemble and Girls’ Glee performed for the Christmas concert. (Left to Right) Marie Ortiz, Linda Thompson, Kim Redditt, Ellen Motley, Laura Cauldwell, Rose Kay, Charity Hollowell, Michelle Carpenter, Shire Coltrain, Jackie Evans, Katrina Cary, Mary Kidd, Kelly Perine, Robin Carroll, Gail Brown The Manor High School chorus has had an outstanding year which is to culminate with a guest appearance in Orlando, Florida. In competition the chorus has placed twenty vocalists in the All-Regional Chorus, three in Honors Choir and three have earned All-State Chorus honors. The three chosen for Honors Choir were Tim Cherry, Mike Gray and Vonda Thomas. The three All-State performers were Tim Cherry, Mike Gray and Sherita Knight. Mrs. Heath is to be commended for her efforts in preparing her students for competition. The Manor Singers also performed, (Left to Right): Susan Midgett, Jackie Evans, Enetria Smith, Penny Turner, Denise Williams, Tim Cherry, Shelton Davis, Mike Gray, Wayne Thomas, Mary Kidd, Vonda Thomas, Janet Cherry, Sherita Knight Sports Are Here Mr. Hillinch is fielding almost an entirely new soccer team this year. Since there is no girl's team, boys and girls will be com- peting together. Back Row: Coach Hillinch, Robert Branch, Keith Luck, Chris Scott, Jody Kane, Chris- tie Johnson, Manager — Thomas Gray Kneeling: Perry Davis Wayne Haddock, Chris Kauffman, Kelly Evans This year marked a shift of competitive golf from the Spring to the Fall. The team was hard pressed to measure up to the tradition of two state championships in three years. With only one senior, Tim New- some, and three freshmen it was a Struggle. Only Tim quali- fied for the regional and state meets. Standing: Coach Charles Brown, Keith Ricketts, Tim Newsome, David Kozoyed Kneeling: Glenn Hendricks, Craig Bradshaw, Butch Cut- chins The softball team is coached by Miss Lu- bich and will depend heavy and the girls pictured here L to R: Kim Greer, Lovetta Pitt, Beth Ra- mey, Penny Turner, Sherri Bell, Coach Lu- bich Mustang’s Glory-Girl In Action! Maria Moore types copy for the year- book. Maria gets really se- rious when she’s with her ‘‘main man,” Irving Cross, and track star him- self. Maria spends part of her time working at a typewriter for the year- book staff. But more of- ten she is working out in an effort to become a state hurdles champion. The tasks of conditioning and practicing are a te dious, but the rewards can be great. She has al- ready accumulated seven city championships, four district championships a regional and an_invita- tional championship. She also holds a combination of twelve school, city, dis- trict and invitational re- cords. She is surely Man- or’s Glory Girl. Maria concentrates before starting toward hur- dles. Maria is always in a somber mood be- fore and after a meet. She knows what she has to do and she goes out and does it. Maria shows the form she uses to propel her out of the blocks and over each hurdle. 79 80 Track Season Charisse Brown prepares for a start. = Kelly Woodard practices the discuss while Dawna Rhoda comes out of the blocks shot. Wright braces the Starts Indoors During the winter indoor track season, Mr. Crute fields a full girl’s track and field team, but because of sports like basketball and wrestling, only a few of the boys choose to compete until the Spring. Girls’ Team Standing: Juanita Johnson, Diane Simmons, Maria Moore, Rachel Doyle, Nicole Smith, Charisse Brown Kneeling: Benita Holley, Decala Brooks, Rhoda Johnson, Tonya Pulley, Vicki Wright, Meloyde Mickens Cheryl! Elliott and Laurie Byrd prepare for fteld events. Maria Moore loosens up for competition. ‘ R.D. Holland is his ‘cool’ self while waiting to high jump. Rhoda eyes finish line. 81 Mustangs Rebuild After Loss The Mustangs built their season around senior tri-captains — kneeling: Cary (Yak) Johnson, David (Day Lee) Blackwell, and Reginald (Don) Cuffee. L to R Standing: Antonio Thompson (manager), George Jeffries, Andre Dawkins, Tony Patrick, Jamie Ewers, Jamie Kelly, Jody Kane, Reginald Blackwell, Charles Jones, Jeff Dover, Michael Williams, Chris Scott. Promoted from J.V. and not pictured is Mark O'Connor. Coach Black gives instructions during a time-out which gives Andre David Blackwell (44) blocks a shot and Mark O'Connor (52) prepares Dawkins (22) a chance to towel off as (42) Jamie Kelly listens. to grab the ball. 82 Of Veterans Last year Coach Black guided a team of seasoned veterans to an 18-0 district mark, the best in the school’s history. But with sev- eral of those pursuing college careers, this year’s team is built around three seniors. How- ever, the intertwining of several sophomores and juniors has made the team a contender. An undefeated district mark is out of the question but post season tournament honors could be well in the picture. Cary Johnson stands ready to get the rebound if David Blackwell's shot doesn’t fall. George Jeffries, a junior guard, sets the offense and prepares to pass the ball inside. David makes a move from behind the backboard. 83 84 David Blackwell Leads All Scorers And Rebounders. David does a reverse slam as a practice drill. David gets position and waits for the loose ball. David fights for a cucial rebound. David Blackwell has distinguished himself in the area as a smooth big man. His ability to handle the ball and his soft touch on the medium range jumper have been major factors in his rise to greatness. A 6'7, senior, David has been highly re- cruited by a variety of colleges. His clas- sic dunk shots daz- zle the crowd on ocassions but he most often sticks with the basics as preached by Coach Cliff Black. David concentrates on the basket. « David slams against Great Bridge. Position Is Important Cary (Yak) Johnson makes one of his famous Michael Williams prepares to make a pass baseline moves for two points. Hilton Winstead practices shooting form. inside. Reginald (Don) Cuffee makes the fast break Coach Black instructs Reginald Blackwell and basket. Hilton Winstead on defense. Reginald (Rat) Blackwell practices head fake Kim Hartman and Stephanie Harmon cheer as under the bas- before the shot. the players take the floor. ket. 85 angs Work Hard To Above: Kenny Brown com- pletes a fast break while Anthony Robinson trails for the follow-up if necessary. Right: Spectators and the bench watch the action. The team showed some spurts of promise this year, but inex- perience often cause phys- ical and mental lapses. Watch out next year. Above: Manor players work to get around the Wilson de- fense. Standing: Lonnie Ruffin, Carlton Copeland, Kevin Hall, Mark O’Connor, Kenny Brown, Len Simmon, Tommy Harris, Lorenzo Bagby, Mike Rountree Kneeling: Antonio Turner, Antonio Boone, Tevis Ellis, Jonathan Breathwa, Jeffrey Elam, Anthony Robinson 86 Tommy Harris connects on a jumper. Above: Kenny Brown returns to the court while the cheerleaders complete a cheer. Right: Mark O’Connor gives a head fake before making a basket. Above: Kenny Brown shoots a clutch foul shot. Rookies And Vets 88 Standing: Beth Ramey, Leta Daughtry, Jamie McVicker, tri-captain Kim Greer, Melissa Lindsay, Dawn Ellsworth, Sherri Bell, Ann-Marie Glenn. Kneeling: Samantha Thompson, tri-captain Sarah Wilson, Anne Goodrich, Leticia Saunders, Jewell Jones. Not pictured: tri-captain Donna Dabney, Junaita Yanualive eee Coach Phelps has completed his first year Sarah Wilson makes an attempt to block an oppo- as Girls’ Varsity coach. nents short as Melissa Lindsey (10) prepares for Beth Ramsey (31) and Sarah Wilson (11) share a rebound. Jewell Jones plays tough defense as Ann Goodrich (left), Sarah Wilson (11) and the rebound. Donna Dabney (right) close in to help out. Working Towards the Top Ann brings the ball up court to start the of- Donna takes control of the offense the next time Ann makes her first foul shot. fense. down. Jewell Jones plays tough defense as Ann Goodrich (left), Sarah Wilson (11), and Donna Dabney (right) close in to help. 89 90 Lil’ Lady Kneeling: L to R Yolanda Shelton, Letecia Sills, LaSean Chisolm, Velecia Frank — Co-Capt., Brenda King, Tonya Harris, Emily Cuffee. Standing: L to R Donnise Hooker, Rachel Riley, Karen Todd — Capt. Pam Arrington, Gracette Spencer, Dena Simms. Mrs. Peebles has put together a promising squad of all eighth graders who will prove their worth in coming years. She devotes most of her time to teaching funda- mentals which will develop with constant practice. Mrs. Peebles (left) is in her second year as girls’ J.V. coach, but her work last year was somewhat fruitless because not of those players returned to the team this year for various reasons. She hopes to be more fortunate next year. Mustangs Coach Williams is looking to better his record this year. For two years the team has finished with a 5-4 record. Standing: Kenny Brown, Mike Hubbard, Allen Parrish, Tommy Stice, Coach Williams Kneeling: Paul Brannock, Barry Rathbone, Calvin Pugh oach Williams Aims Darryl! Williams, a second baseman, split his Tommy Stice, used mainly as a catcher, was Paul Brannock, an outfielder, established him- time between tennis and baseball. called upon to play many other positions. self as a clutch hitter. Barry Rathbone spent most of his time at third Allan Parrish, a freshman first baseman, Mike Hubbard played infield and outfield. base, but also played the outfield. showed promise with his glove. Here’s Where It All Started San Diego Orlandé— Mr. Williams goes over student materials before sending it to the typist. Donna Dabney realizes that producing a yearbook can sometimes be frustrating. Tami Thompson uses total concentration as she works on a layout. Leigh Worrell listens to advice from Laura Lynn Council while she ponders over some copy corrections. Anita Harris types final copy. Victor Johnson points out some details from a previous book while Wayne Clanton contemplates his next layout. Victor Johnson crops a picture to fit his layout. 92 Maria Moore's finger often got tired as she worked on copy. Amy Allison made her rounds with the camera. This was Robert Carter’s classic pose. Kim McEachin and Karen Dodd work on layouts and identification. Tim Douglas found his way behind the camera occasion- ally. Coach Phelps Takes The Helm Mark O'Connor is a sophomore shortstop. Milton Elliott is a senior outfielder. Ronnie Brett is a junior second baseman. Coach Bruce Phelps will be leading the varsity baseball team for the first time. He inherits a crop of talented young players. Only two seniors are on the team. Sophomores and juniors abound. He hopes to get some pitching help from freshmen Julius Rountree and Antonio Boone, both strong J.V. pitchers last year. Hilton Wintead will have to try to bounce back Alvin Scott is a senior third baseman. Kevin Hall is a pitcher and utility man. from an off season leg injury. Standing: Wesley Worrell, Alvin Scott, Mark O'Connor, Coach Phelps, Jamie Ewers, Hilton Winstead, Jeff Dover. Kneeling: Kevin Hall, Ronnie Brett, Milton Elliott, Michael Williams, Kenny Brown: Not Pictured: Chris Rupe, Jimmy Wynn, Julius Rountree, Antonio Boone. Veteran Underclassmen The Key Mike Williams, a three sport varsity performer, started in the outfield last year. Jeff Dover has been honorable mention All- Jamie Ewers, a sophomore outfielder, was All- District for two years. He will be heavily de- oe iienaen District in his first year of varsity action. He pended upon for his strong arm as a pitcher - - was one of the team’s leading hitters and was and for his quick bat. — : known around the league for his shotgun arm. 95 Cheerleaders Work Sherri Bell (L) and Lisa Thompson (k) ‘strut their stuff’’ Robin Holley, co-captain, and Stephanie Turner show during a cheer. their spirit during the football game against Indian River. Lisa Thompson, Pennie Turner and Jewell Vinson ring out a cheer to the crowd. The cheer- leaders often welcome basket- ball season so they can take off the sweaters and coats and ‘“‘let it all hang out.” Top row: Sherri Bell 2nd row: Kim _ Hart- man, Jewell Vinson, Lori Wilson, and Vonda Thomas, co- captain. 3rd row: Stephanie Turner, Robin Holley, co-captain, Lisa Thompson, Nicole Smith, Pennie Turn- er, Stephanie Har- mon, and Shire’ Col- train. 98 Players Love Cheerleaders Cheering and football co-captains pause a few minutes to pose for the camera. Players: Irving Cross(63), Mike Wilkins(72), R.D. Holland(45), Huron Winstead(40), Milton Elliott(22). Cheerleaders: L to R Nicole Smith, Robin Holley, Kim Hartman, Vonda Thomas. Sherri Bell cheers as the Mustangs move toward a touchdown. Wayne Davis(26), Robin Wilson(80), and Mike Gray try an amatuer stunt with Shire Coltrain and Kim Hartman Men Of Talent Mike Williams (55), the field goal kicker, concentrates as he waits to be called on for the kick. Above Right: Players rejoice after a touchdown. Hu- ron Winstead(40), Mike Gray (42), Brehon Anderson- (bending), Steve Thompson (88), Irving Cross (63). Below: Hilton Winstead, injured in the off season, cheers the team on and looks forward to competing for the quarterback position next year. Robert Clifton returns a kickoff as R.D. Holland looks for someone to block. Manor’s defense swarms around the opponent. James Davis (71), Wayne Davis (26), Barry Cary (70), Vincent Edwards (50), Milton Elliott (22). Below Center: Robin Wilson shows what he does in his spare time. Below: Irving Cross takes a breather which he rarely gets as a two-way performer. oo 100 New Guidance Cornelius Coleman, assistant coach of Manor's varisty team, helped make this season a successful one. His efforts helped produce two All- City and two All-District defensive backs, Wayne Davis and Milton Elliott. Elliott was also named to the All-Tidewater Team, on instinct, stamina and H-A-N-D-S! Standing: Alfred Bishop, Milton Elliott, Roger Lofton, Wayne Davis Kneeling: Jimmy Wynn, Coach Coleman, Robert Clifton, Leon Battle Cornell Gordon, a former pro football player for the New York Jets has truly proven himself as coach for Manor's varsity football team. His outstanding athletic accomplish- ments on the high school, college, and professional levels, highlighted by playing in the 1969 Super Bowl on the same team with Joe Namath, prepared him for a promising coach- ing career as an assistant coach at Norcom High School and Norfolk State University. In his first year at Manor, he kept the team in contention for the championship to the end, passing mid-season with a 5-1 record. His team produced the best record of any Manor Varsity Football Team since 1977 (5-3-2). Coach Gordon is surely to be commended for his contributions to the Manor Football Program. In his own words, his main goal was, ‘‘to put the program back on the right track.’’ And he has certainly done that. Bruce Phelps is credited with the resurgence of tough defensive play. The defensive team was number one in Tidewater throughout the season. After many games, opponents and fans would ask ‘‘Who is the little number 50.” That's right, Vincent Edwards. Standing: Horace Patillo, Vincent Edwards, Coach Phelps, Irving Cross, James Elam Kneeling: Steve Smith, Mike Wilkins, James Davis Unity Is Success Offensive players take a break after scoring a touchdown. Pictured are Irving Cross (63) holds the ball after recovering a fumble. Steve Thomp- Robin Wilson (80), Rodney Fate (30), R.D. Holland (45), and Mike Gray son (88) and Vince Edwards (50) prepare to go on offense. (42). James Elam and Tony Patrick, defensive ends, watch as the offense moves into scoring range. 101 The Conquerors Top row: Coach Gordon, Coach Phelps, Kenny Brown. Leon Battle, Michael Bolhman, Alvin Scott, Kevin Hall, Jerome Knight, Kevin Savage, Alfred Bishop. Second row: Robert Hall, Norman Bishop, Jamie Kelly, Roger Lofton, Kenny Bowens, Tim Jones, Tony Patrick, Tommy Stice, Hilton Winstead. Third row: Rodney Fate, Robin Wilson, Arthur Cross, Michael Williams, Irving Cross, Wayne Davis, Lawrence Irvin, Jimmy Wynn, James Davis, Coach Williams. Fourth row: Avery Davis, Anthony Everhart, Michael Gray, Horace Patillo, Barry Cary, Mike Wilkins, James Anderson, Steve Thompson, Mike Hall, Coach Thomas. Bottom row: Milton Elliott, Bobby Jeffrey, Robert Clifton, Huron Winstead, Roland Holland, Vincent Edwards, James Elam, Henry Mabry, Phillip Coles. Robin Wilson grabs a pass and sprints around the end for a first down. Robin doubled as a receiver and a punter after starting summer practice as a reserve quarterback. As a receiver, Robin helped to take some of he pressure off R.D. 102 Brehon Anderson (left) was out of action for two games during the season. Here he briefs his freshman replacement, Kenny Brown on some strategies. Kenny showed a great deal of potential in his two varsity starts. Players have some fun during a pep rally. Milton Elliott (center) was chosen first team All-Tidewater. Huron Win- stead (40) and R.D. Holland (45) were second team selections. Py SEAS mr j ’ ; ‘. as 7 Kg Senior players and cheerleaders. Back row:Shelton Davis, Mike Gray, Horace Patillo, Mike Hall, Bobby Hall, James Elam, Roger Lofton, Barry Cary, Tim Jones. Second row:Mike Bolhman, Bo Bishop, Alvin Scott, Robert Clifton, Roland Holland, Steve Thompson, Phillip Coles, James Davis, Sam Knight. Front row:Milton Elliott, Huro n Winstead, Vincent Edwards, Bobby Jeffrey, James Anderson, Mike Wilkins, Hank Mabry. Cheerleaders:Robin Holley, Sherri Bell, Lori Wilson, Lisa Thompson, Vonda Thomas, Stephanie Harmon, Nicole Smith. 103 10+ Seasonal Accomplishments R.D. had 31 receptions for the seasons (a record) to take first place in the Manor alltime receptions record book with 52 for 1,132 yards. Huron’s career rushing total of 2,079 yards was a new school record as was his season mark of 1,202 yards. Brehon missed two full games this season because of injuries and Even though Manor ended the season with the best defense in Tidewat- played in segments of another but still managed to break a single er, Milton (Shorty) Elliott was the only player to be named to the all- season record for the most yardage passing with 877 yards and a career Tidewater first team. passing record with 1,343 yards. His single game mark of 203 yards was also a school record. The Rising J.V. Squad Kenny Brown quarterbacked the J.V. Team until Brehon Anderson was injured, causing Kenny to be pressed into duty as the starting varsity quarterback. Darryl! Williams kicks an extra point as Kenny Brown holds. Coach Thomas tries to make a point with the officials as Coach Wil- liams contemplates what offensive play to send in next. Players work on two point defensive stance. L to R: Mike Johnson, Top row: Jody Kane, Robert Cullifer, Edward Eaves, Darrell Richard- Calvin Pugh, Tevis Ellis and Patrick Scales. son, Stephen Williams, Milton Edwards, Chris Scott. Second row: Chad White, Julius Rountree, Clayton Wilkins, Brian Ellis, Vernon Mitchell, Robert Woodard, Delano Gibbs, Eric Carey. Third row: Coach Thomas, Patrick Scales, Kenny Jeffries, Archie Ray- son, Tevis Ellis, Tevis Ellis, Charles Nash, Larry Elliott, George Harris, Coach Williams. Bottom row: Leslie Everrett, Mike Rountree, Darryl Williams, George Branch, Gene Eaton, Mike Johnson, Calvin Pugh, Antione Staton. 105 Dedication Pays Off Special attention this year goes to Sarah Wilson. Sarah, a junior this year, is the girls cross country team captain and was undefeated in all city and district meets. She pushed hard and became the Southeastern District individual champion. She also placed tenth in Eastern Regional which qualified her for the State Meet. Sarah has broken away from the pack! It's a long way to the fin- ish line! She searches for her last ounce of energy! 106 Cross Coun This year our cross country team became the 1983 Portsmouth City and Southeastern District Champions. The team members are: Top — Sophomore Rhonda Johnson Second row — Junior Sarah Wilson and Senior Maria Moore Third row — Sophomore Charisse Brown and Sen- ior Meloyde Mickens Bottom — Freshman Juanita Johnson and Sopho more Vikki Wright eee Beaton Pa i yr A Sey 4eee (i . The team members talk over last minute strategy Veen, Ws ; bos se : ve x as they loosen up for the meet. Runners wait at the starting line as they prepare to defend their championship. 107 Emerges Victorious! Rhoda Johnson cruises the final steps. Rachel Doyle nears the finish line. Charisse Brown puts on a burst of speed! Juanita Johnson puts down the competition. 108 _ YEAR THE AUTOGRAPHS UVaATRL GVIA YEA ra e wis, ull = oe ve a) Lal - ail os ae Standing: Eric Martin, Eric Rockwell, Patrick Smith, Chris Coffman. Kneeling: Thomas Gray, David Dail, Wayne Hoddock. Coach Hillinch says that he has been most pleased with the way the parents have volunteered to help him. Parental support is a positive sign. Chris Coffman (left) and Patrick Smith grind out the last few yards. Mr. Martin (right), Eric's father, helps Coach Hillinch clock his runners. 110 Eric Martin was chosen most valuable runne r for the cross country team. He combines athletic determination with academic excellence. He came to Manor as a fresh- man participant in a newly established honors program. He led the team in every meet and placed in the district meet. His future accomplishments are limitless. Eric is at the forefront of a freshman dominated team which will soon be a powerful force to be reckoned with. Eric Rockwell digs deep inside himself to place in a close meet. David Dail fights to make it to the finish line. 111 112 Awarded For Excellence Under the leadership of Coach Gordon and Athletic Director Schwab, the fall athletic banquet was reinstated. Awards were made for the most valuable players in each sport, school athletic letters and post season honors. The food for the banquet was a joint effort of coaches and parents. You can believe that Coach Thomas and Coach Williams sampled everything. Coach Gordon and Coach Phelps give award to Robert Clifton for a fine job in the defensive secondary. Coach Schwab congratulates most valuable girls’ cross country runner, Sarah Wilson. Eric Martin is given most valuable boys’ cross country award by Vincent Edwards walks away with the most valuable defensive Coach Hillinch. player award for football. Neg Coach Pfeifer presents award to Meloyde Mickens as Sharise David Kozoyed receives a golf medal from Coach Brown. Brown look on. yee ee stawe ‘ ‘a... WILLA AL Rhee ete nn ew ii ta � %, Ua Mew @ eee. 14 AS. 5 te HES Butch Cuthins is proud of his first varsity letter in golf. Glenn Hendricks bagged a certificate this time, but next time he'll go for the ‘‘gold.”’ Mr. Crute looks over girls’ cross country awards. 113 114 We’re So Proud Offensive line was Shelton Davis’ forte and Coach Gordon shows his appreciation. mance. Wayne Davis, a sophomore selection to the All-District Team, accepts ap- plauds from the audience. Brehon flashes his usual open mouthed smile. Irving Cross, the most valuable offen- sive lineman, shows pride in his award. R.D. Holland, shy at times, acknowledges his school record Huron Winstead, top running back in the district, tries to be receiving mark. modest. Mike Johnson Even though most of them will be just sophomores, the tennis team returns seven vet- erans. There will be some fierce competition for the number one and two spots. Coach Black will have a difficult deci- sion. In the early workouts, it seems that the two top posi- tions will be fought for by veter- ans Joe, Carson, Mike, Darryl and Bobby. Kelly Miller The Game Of L Carson Eaves Standing: Carson Eaves, Greg Lauer, Lonnie Ruffin, Kelly Miller, Harvey Phelps Kneeling: Darryl! Williams, Bobby Hinton, Joe Desouza, Mike Johnson, not pictured, Jewell Jones Joe Desouza Lonnie Ruffin 115 Take It To The Mat! Cecil Matt — JV _aeisineononnnensins ones ANNES HEADIN Walter Kent — JV Rodney Craft — JV 116 Coach Goode Brings Expertise Brian Ellis — Varsity Tommy Stice — Varsity John Parker — JV eeceesceeonomsnoromanionnts Tony Fox — JV Robert Winfield — And Conditioning Kelly Woodard works out in weight room to Vikki Wright and Juanita Johnson help each other with Laurie Byrd. labors in the weight increase her strength for shot and discus. stretching exercises. room. Vincent Edwards bench presses 200 Ibs while being sup- Mike Wilkins flexes his muscles while holding the weights. ported by Mike Wilkins and Irving Cross. 118 Blood Drive The SCA sponsors a Blood Drive for the Red Cross in the Winter and Spring during the year. This year there were more than 100 donors. To the right Timothy Douglass relaxes after donating blood. Mrs. Hinton (principal) checks to see if Mr. Gibson (band director) has a fever. Tim Newsom raises his arm because “he is sure’’ that his blood has been taken. A nurse’s aide shows Lisa Rountree how to secure the bandage. SCA president, Stephanie Harmon, checks note while Jameta Little | Mrs. Hargrove smiles while the nurse takes her blood pressure, a thinks twice about donating her blood. preliminary step to donating blood. 119 MHS English Department Inspires Mr. Mitchell explains how an article should be written. —— Uo Mrs. Holleran, Department Head, is ready for today’s activities. Ms. Copeland wonders why a student asks that question. Mr. Pfeifer carefully examines student compositions. 120 Students For The Future Ms. Swinton proudly lectures the class. Mr. Williams checks for errors on student answer sheet. Mrs. Bell passes out graded papers. Ms. Blanton secretly uses the school xerox machine. Paik Around The World And Mr. Thomas enjoys teaching history. Mrs. Moore, Department Head, is sad that the day’s activities have ended. Mrs. Ward grades papers during planning period. Mr. Claud points to his homeland. 122 Through History In 180 Days. Mrs. Hargrove explains mapping to her class. Mr. Phelps knows he's bad. Mr. Goode is stunned over student questions. 123 124 r (cos 20 1 sin 20) Mrs. Anchors thinks student’s question is rather humorous. Mrs . Horne Ms. Burroughs waits for the bell. has a pop quiz in mind. Seamer Mr. Johnson greets new students. Mrs. McNeil is proud to post student results. Mrs. Norris, Department Head, shows class today’s objective. Oy more nowmacall { Mr. Heath is ready for his next class. Mrs. Sheavly becomes exhausted after five classes. Mrs. Stephenson, Department Head, checks absentee list. Dr. Saunders directs the class to today’s assignment. Mr. Hillinch assists student with a science project. 125 Precision Keeps Mustangs On Top The band poses in their pep rally uniforms. Mr. Gibson smiles proudly as his band completes it’s prize winning Tracy Hendricks prepares to perform in a parade. performance. 126 Adrienne Rawls warms up before the big pa- rade. Us In The Pep Rally Tonya Reid shows the form she used to win first place Kenny Boone leads the band onto the field for another outstanding performance. for the mustangs. 127 We Are The Deal. Dion Williams stand at parade rest as he waits to perform. Diane Hall twirls to the Gwen Eaton, Carolyn Simmons and Tracey Stokes go through their flag routine. se Hie Walker, Cherie Pierce and Andrea Rawls come to a stop in the middle of a TirmWileoat thinker mtsctnervorsl routine. Tracey McNeil stands at the head of the flags. Look at Arsenia Walker go! Love Keeps Us Together. Kenny Johnson leads the band through the crowd. Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Gibson help keep an alumnus, Tiffany Smith warm during a football game. Hola, Salve, Bonjour Department Head, Ms. Lucas, reminds students about tomorrow’s test. Mrs. Bradley greets her class. Mr. Crute inspects his mail. Be KX PSST ) | PRS TCO fie@certl)) STD venue”, Mrs. Washington waits. patiently forihe weetend, Mr. Gordon attempts to answer student's question. 130 igh Technology Mr. Cornelius smiles at today’s menu. Mr. Smithwick, Department Head, tests new equipment. Mr. Parker enjoys doing his students drawings. Mr. Mallonee Music At Manor Deserves Barer An Encore taking. Mrs. Heath shows enthusiasm as she plays and directs Mr. Gibson watches his band from the sideline. the chorus. 131 Home Economics Develops Homemakers Mrs, Harcy, Department Head, careful- ly listens to student's question. Mrs. Penny keeps interest in her class. Mr. Porter is startled by student drawing. 132 sical Fitness Is A Mus a A Wee Ce = sae NR Aes — Ms. Lubich is awakened from her beauty nap. Mr. Black takes a couple shots during free time. 133 Business Department At MHS ae ee a 4 ¢ 8 a LA ©A Mrs. Russell is happy to be here. Mrs. Hampton reaches for refreshments. Mrs. Woodard is delighted over the class participation. 134 Prepares Jobs For Students Mrs. Williams invents new way to type. Mr. Copeland receives many memos in the morning. Mrs. Infantino gets a tingling sensation from teaching. 135 Special Education Ms. Cross prepares quiz for class. Mrs. Wray enjoys her job. They’re On Their Way Mr. Brown is stopped by a student. (Student teacher in’ Mr. Hilton checks roll at the beginning of class. (Student Industrial Arts) teacher in History) 136 They Keep It Running Mrs. Josephine Wiggins — Cafeteria Manager Mr. Terry Atkins — Building Engineer Back Row — John Shotzberger, Richard Sherron, Robert Taylor, Daniel Coone. Front Row — Ella Gatling, Rena Payne, Jese Gatling 137 THE YEAR THE JUNIORS VEAR THE YEAR UVSA INL UVAA - we ae: FAL GVaA SHA JGNIORS REE AARNN 5 Amy Allison Christina Anderson Donald Anderson Angela Barnes Darlene Baxter Kimberly Benson Adrienne Bond Cheryl Boone Juanita Boone Kenneth Bowen Jonathan Braithwaite Ronald Brett Antoinette Bridgeford Kimberly Britton Gail Brown Susan Bryant Marcus Bullock Edgar Burkhart Hazel Burris David Carpenter Robin Carroll Micheal Chrisman Jeffrey Clark Rasnizi Cobb 139 JONIORS George Cooper Andrea Cornwell Frederick Corvello Charles Crane Irving Cross Scott Dail Helaine Dancy Lisa Daughtrey Leta Daughtry Johnny Davis Troy Demasse Mark Dignard Karen Dodd Jeffrey Dover Micheal Downey Mario Drew Dawn Ellsworth Jerry Ennis Anthony Everhart Rodney Fate Kevin Felton Kelton Fleming Tammy Freeman Bobbi Futrell 140 Leslie George Victoria Gillikin Ann Marie Glenn Kim Greer Constance Gregg Mark Griffith Robbyn Gunter Kim Hartman Don Haskett Daryl Hendricks Annette Hendrix Rowena Hill Lawrence Irvin Tracey Irving Lisa Jackson George Jeffries Vincent Johnson Adrienne Jones Bonita Jones Jewell Jones Tammy Jones James Kelly Joe King Crystal Kirkpatrick 141 142 Sherita Knight Angela Lassiter Brian Layne Melissa Lindsay Floyd Long Kim McEachin Sharon McLean Susan McNair Jamie McVicker Renee Michaud Susan Midgett Nicole Millington Cynthia Mooney Tony Moreland Sally O'Brien Michelle Odom Patrice Owens Regina Paremore Crystal Parker Daphne Parker Tony Patrick Melinda Phillips Cherie Pierce Janis Pittman Jonathan Powell Yevonne Powers Stephanie Prince Mary Ramey Donald Ramsey Karen Randall Andrea Rawls Kendra Ricks Eric Rockwell Michael Rodgers Gary Roper Chris Rupe John Rutherford Clark Ryder Kevin Savage Carolyn Simmons Diann Simmons Amy Smith Enetria Smith Kim Spencer Markita Staton Thomas Stice Evelyn Stukes David Tarr 143 144 William Tatum James Terrell Linda Thompson Pennie Turner Stephanie Turner Angela Twine Timothy Vick Jewell Vinson Arsenia Walker Selena Walker Donald Watson Darryl White Steven Whitehead Angela Whitfield Henry Wiggins Shawn Wilkins Charles Williams Denise Williams Darnette Williams Donnelly Williams Michael Williams Robin Wilson Sarah Wilson Wanda Wilson JONIORS JGNIORS Mark Winters Dawna Wright Jimmy Wynn | Above are Jimmy Wynn and Michelle Jones, Mr. and Miss Junior. Jimmy was voted Mr. Junior by the junior class, but because he was on the football team, Thurston Keene stood in for him; therefore, Jimmy's picture does not appear in the homecoming section. 145 lag YEAR THE SOPHOMORES YEAR THE YEAR SVaA TRL CVA a dhe 4RL GVaA TRL SOPHOMORES l Jody Adkins Sonya Anderson Karen Arrington Terry Asburn Keisha Atkinson Delorise Bagby Michelle Bagby Angela Baggett Sharon Ball Emmanuel Barks Leon Battle Linda Beavers Alfred Bishop Annette Blizzard Janice Boone Roderick Bowden Alisa Brown Charisse Brown Denise Brown Laurie Byrd Laura Caraway Marqurita Catabrese Floyd Carlsen Charles Carter John Carter Shire Coltrain Paul Compton Catherine Cornett Fredrick Cowan Mark Crabb 147 SOPHOMORES Gregory Crawford Susan Creecy Henry Cuffee Robert Culifer Theodore Cutler PEM geo) £08 Ea pepthers ¢ fet. “ . | . ® p me are “ vie! Dawne Daniels Natalie Daniels Jill Davis Perry Davis Wayne Davis Andre Dawkins Jacqueline Dignard Rachel Doyle Brian Dupuis - Gwendolynn Eaton Edward Eaves Ruth Edwards Karlton Elliot Robert Elliot Lisa Elliott Kelly Evans Leslie Everett Jamie Ewers Roger Ezell 148 SOPHOMORES Stephanie Fly Rodney Franklin Shajuan Franklin Sherry Frederick Angela Freeland Jon Fritz Clarence Galloshaw Henri Gardner Anthony Garrison Gina Gay Pervis Gilchrist Sonya Gills Glenn Goodrich Jacqueline Gore Leah Green Gwendolyn Griffin Michelle Griffin Maurice Harris Robert Harris Tommy Harris Tonya Harris Gerald Hatfield Cynthia Hocutt Donna Hooker Duana Hunt Felicia Hurdle Darin Imbriaco Samuel Johnson Rhoda Johnson Belinda Jones 149 150 Cynthia Jones Eric Jones Tracie Kee Mary Kidd David Kozoyed Melissa Langston Gragory Lauer Sharon Lewis George Lindsay Leonard Lipscomb Sonya Locke Dallas Lynch Eursula Lynch Faith Martin Tracy Matthews Tracey McNeil Harold Midgette Joel Mixon Julie Moore Terry Moore Janet Myers Stephanie Myers Eric Norman Mark O'Connor SOPHOMORES Deana Parker Lisa Parker Lorvetta Pitt Harvey Phelps Reginald Pollard Charles Potts Calvin Pugh Adriane Rawls George Robinson Keith Ricketts Melissa Schryer Keith Skipper Charles Slater Antoinette Smith Moses Smith Thomas Spencer Antoine Staton Soloman Sykes Wayne Thomas Antonio Thompson Andria Towe Brian Tucker Deborah Tucker Deborah Vick Lisa Wallace Karen Ward Andrian Watts Dollie West Kimberely West Travis Whitehead ios SOPHOMORES Damian Whitehurst Michael Whitley Rebecca Whittaker Bernard White Thomas Wilkins Holly Wilburn Darnita Williams Darryl Williams Hilton Winstead Catherine Wise Kelly Woodard Leigh Worrell Kevin Wright Quantez Wright Vikki Wright Sabrina Hall = YEAR THE FRESHMEN ni sn sie sl wg i a - 51984: _ i 4 a TAL GVaA TRL Angela Akers Joseph Allsbrook Robert Allsbrook Darius Anderson Darwin Anderson Eric Anderson Katrina Anderson Troy Anderson Winston Andleton Genice Ash Tonya Avery Diane Atkins Marita Backas Baron Barnes Wendy Barnes Craig Bell Tara Benson Vickie Benton Amy Bess Larry Bivens Tammy Bissette Larry Black Tonda Blount Kevin Boffa Antonio Boone Cynita Boone Steven Boone Tanya Boone Kristin Bowen Craig Bradshaw FRESHMEN FRESHMEN William Brady Angela Branch George Branch Clayton Britt Robert Brooks Pamela Brooks Decala Brooks Edward Brown Eric Brown Kenny Brown Shawn Brown Kevin Bryant Jonette Butler Joseph Byrd Connie Carpenter Christopher Carrington Laura Cauldwell Donald Cherry Micheal Childress Lynn Clanton Cheryl Coles Michael Comes Rochelle Cook Carlton Copeland Gary Copeland Stacey Crawford Edwin Creekmur Curtis Crowell Terrell Cuffee Tyrone Cuffee 155 156 Amy Currie David Dail Henry Deloatch Steven Dennos Gregory Downey Otis Dowtin Cindy Dunaway Gene Eaton Raymond Ebertowski Todd Eley Barry Elliott James Elliott Warren Elliott Brian Ellis Tevis Ellis Katryn Erlbeck Jacqueline Evans Jamie Evans Timothy Evans Patricia Felton Zina Fleming Angela Freeman Steven Furman Paul Garrison Terry Gary Kimberly George Kevin Gilchrist Virginia Goff Terri Golson Donna Goodnight FRESHMEN Ann Goodrich Gregory Goodwin Darryl Grant Robert Gray Thomas Gray Kimberly Grove Charles Grubbs John Grubbs Wayne Haddock Bobby Hamilton Mark Hammonds Monique Hammonds Romona Harber Betty Harris Francine Harris Tonya Harris Glenn Hendricks Tracy Hendricks Christine Hendrix Gerald Hoffler Benita Holley Charity Hollowell Stephen Hollowell Donesta Hooker Michael Hubbard Thomas Hughes Jacynthia Hunter Willie Hunter Alan Hutton William Inman Sy 158 Virginia Jackson Burnie James Margaret James Shirlette Jamison Fern Jeffrey Kenneth Jeffries Christie Johnson Juanita Johnson Melyncla Johnston Cedrienne Jones Donita Jones Derrick Jones Patricia Jones Richard Jones Antwan Jordan Edward Joyner Jody Kane Rose Kay John Kleiber Sabrina Knight Yolanda Lassiter Billy Lawson Jody Leak Linda Lewis John Lietuvninkas Kevin Luck Patrice Lynch David Manly George Martin Michelle Mayberry FRESH ao MEN Felicia Mayfield Ann McCarty Rita McRae Malinda Miles Bill Miller Vernon Mitchell Thomas Moody Ellen Motley Todd Neidermeyer Christopher Neville Charles Noon Marie Ortiz Margaret Overstreet Christopher Parrish James Parrish Kelly Perrine Michael Perrine Edgar Perry Brandon Poe Larry Pruitt Tonya Pulley Mellissa Quesinberry Barry Rathbone Sharnell Rawls William Rawls John Reardon Kimberly Redditt Tonya Reid Elisa Riddick Kimberly Roach 159 160 James Robey Anthony Robinson Dwayne Robinson Richard Rockwell Julius Rountree Timothy Rountree Donna Satterfield Leticia Saunders Patrick Scales Ayodele Seals Renea Sears Tammy Shoatz Opel Simmons Linn Simon Leonard Sivells Amanda Smith Patrick Smith Sharise Smith Christopher Suyder James Spence Frederick Spence Sharri Stewart Traci Stokes Brenda Tevis Amber Tilley Jennifer Tinkman Nicole Thompson Richard Thompson Samantha Thompson Tracey Thompson FRESHMEN 7RESHMEN Ray Tisdom Sawn Todd Anthony Tubbs Donald Turner Sabrina Walker Jacquline Walker Carlton Walton Lisa Warren Claudia Washington Lolita Webster Tina West Bernita Whitaker Marcel White David Whitley Don Whittington Edward Wiggins Donald Wilder Shannon Wilkinson Deon Williams Elizabeth Williams Kenneth Williams Kevin Williams Marchelle Williams Timothy Wilson Ricky Winther Oulaniece Upshur Kenny Vann Juanita Yanualive Yolanda Yelity 161 Tonia Bowser Paul Brannock Christine Carr Allen Cutchin ops! Laneisha Fleming Steve Smith Carla Thompson issed 162 J.V. Cheerleaders Are Up And Coming J.V. Cheerleaders make last minute preparations for a pep rally appear- The J.V. Cheerleaders welcome the up- ance. (L to R) Michelle O’Connor, Mylinda Johnston, Dena Parker, coming freshmen to Manor during ori- Lorrie Abbott. entation. Cheerleaders form a pyramid with Michelle O'Connor on top. Bottom: Stacy Crawford, Leigh Smith 2nd row: Deena Ellis, Latrice Battle, Susan Creecy, Dena Parker, Mylinda Johnston 3rd row: Cheryl Bright, Lorrie Abbott. 163 164 Senior Activities And Ambitions Robin Addison Activities: Ambition: James Brehon Anderson Activities: Basketball, Football, AIASA Ambition: To become a business man. Meloyde Reney Batten-Mickens Activities: Track, Pep Club, SCA, AIASA, NHS, Latin Club, Senior Class President Ambition: To become a Computer Engineer Specialist. Gladys Arlene Beavers Activities: FBLA Ambition: To further my education and have a successful career. Sherri Lynne Bell Activitives: Basketball, Softball, School Newspaper Edi- tor, AIASA, FBLA, Cheerleader Ambition: To attend college and forfill all of my goals. David Lee Blackwell Activities: Basketball Ambition: To play College and Pro Basketball. Michael Bolhman Activities: Ambition: Carlton Boone Activities: Ambition: Deborah Boone Activities: FBLA, DECA, FHA, SCA, Spanish Club, Ambition: To go to college and major in nursing. Richard Wayne Boone Activities: FHA, AIASA Ambition: To be a Technical Engineer. Sherese Rekida Boone Activities: Band, FHA, FBLA Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse. Herbert Brady Activities: Football, DECA Ambition: To get out of school. Bernae Michele Britt Activities: Newspaper Staff Ambition: To be successful in whatever I choose to do in life. Carolyn Felicia Brown Activities: Homeroom Rep., SCA Parlamentarian Ambition: To receive my master degree in Sociology. Denise Dasalle Brown Activities: Cross Country, Track, Latin Club, FBLA Ambition: To go into the Air Force. Maria Theresa Brown Activities: Band, FBLA, FHA Ambition: To go into the service and travel. Susan Greene Burkett Activities: Softball, FBLA, Girls Ensemble, Mixed Cho- rus, Regional Chorus Ambition: To become a Computer Operator Programmer. Janet Grimes Cherry Activities: NHS, Manor Singers, FBLA, FHA Ambition: To attend Elon College and major in Medical Technology. Timothy Bruce Cherry Activities: NHS, Mixed Chorus, Manor Singers, Tidewater Challenge Team, Yearbook Staff Ambition: Wayne Clanton Activities: DECA, AIASA, Yearbook Staff, SCA Ambition: To be successful in what | planned for the future. Tracy LaJoan Clay Activities: Spanish Club, Debate Team, FHA, Pep Club Ambition: To become a Business Executive Robert Cordell Clifton Jr. Activities: Football, Basketball, Track, French Club Ambition: To enjoy and live my life to the fullest. Lisa Lynn Clinton Activities: FBLA, FHA, Girls Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Regional Chorus Ambition: To be successful in a rewarding career. Phillip Coles Senior Activities And Ambitions Activities: French Club, Football, Chorus Ambition: To go to college and there's always the Army. Troy Lionel Combo Activities: AISIA Ambition: To go to Norfolk State and enter the field I like. Velma Annette Copeland Activities: SCA, FBLA, DECA, FHA, Yearbook Staff, SOE Ambition: To attend a business college to further my education as a Secretary. Kim David Cornwall Activities: FBLA, Baseball, Soccer, DECA Ambition: To get out of school and make a lot of money. Laura Lynn Council Activities: Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff Latin Club, Girls Glee, SCA Ambition: | plan to go to college and establish indepen- dence. Sandra Lynn Cox Activities: FBLA Ambition: To go to college and become a nurse. Joseph Crawford Jr. Activities: Football, Wrestling, Art Club, Spanish Club, Newspaper Staff, FHA, Yearbook Staff Ambition: To be a rich and famour designer Leigh Ann Critzer Activities: French Club, FBLA, COE, Girls Glee Ambition: To graduate and further my education Reginald Donell Cuffee Activities: Basketball, Football Ambition: To go into the Computer Field Sinese Therisa Cuffee Activities: Cross Country, Indoor — Outdoor Track, FHA Ambition: To become a professional model and marry James Brooks. David Allen Culpepper Activities: NHS Ambition: To attend Old Dominion University and be- come a Mechanical Engineer. Terrie Lynn Currie Activities: FBLA Secretary Ambition: To live a long and full life. Donna Lynn Dabney Activities: Basketball, Track, Latin Club, Sports Club, FBLA, Yearbook Staff, Pep Club, SCA Ambition: To obtain a master’s degree in Business Infor- mation Jana Leigh Davenport Activities: Girls Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Regional Cho- rus, Manor Singers, French Club, AIASA Ambition: To live each day to it’s fullest extent. James Edward Davis Activities: Football, Wrestling, AIASA alAmbition: To be- come a high school football coach. Kenneth Maurice Davis Activities: DECA, SCA Ambition: To perform with Rick James. Shelton Avery Davis Activities: Football, Track, Yearbook Staff, Science Club, Manor Singers, NHS, Tidewater Challenge Team Ambition: To pursue a Medical career. Jacqueline Daye Activities: FBLA, SCA, FHA, DECA, Ambition: To get out of high school and work. Suzanne Leigh DeMarco Activities: FHA, French Club, FBLA, NHS Ambition: To live a happy and successful life, and live it one day at a time. Barry Dillard Activities: SCA Ambition: To go to college and be an engineer. Colia Mack Doles Jr. Activities: Wrestling, DECA, AIASA Ambition: To join the Air Force and become a pilot. Timothy Douglas Activities: Yearbook Staff, SCA, Bible Club Ambition: To serve people with the love of God. William Junius Dunn Activities: Band, FBLA, Ambition: To go to Hampton Institute and major in Com- 165 166 s 2 Senior Activities And Ambitions puter Science, and be the best drummer they ever had. LoriAnn Danielle Edwards Activities: FBLA, Girls Ensemble, Softball, Cheerleader Ambition: To achieve my goals successfully, and to live life to its fullest. Theyartis Edwards Activities: Bible Club Ambition: To go to college. Vincent Antonio Edwards Activities: Football, Track, FHA Ambition: To go to college and be the best in whatever | decide to do. James Elam IIl Activities: Band, Track, French Club, AIASA, Forensice Team, Debate Team, DECA, Ambition: To pursue a major in the field of Computer Science at an University. Cheryl Bonita Elliott Activities: Track, FBLA, FHA, Pep Club Ambition: To be successful in everything I do. Milton Lee Elliott Jr. Activities: Football, Baseball, French Club Ambition: To go to college and play Football. Phillip Conrad Elliott Activities: Basketball, French Club, AIASA — Treasurer Ambition: To do what God expects me to do. Rosalind Michelle Epps Activities: NHS, Pep Club, Debate Team, Homeroom Rep., SCA — Recording Secretary, Latin Club, Track Manager Ambition: To attend a university and become a success: ful Chemical Engineer. Faith Analisa Felton Activities: Pep Club, FBLA Ambition: To become a secretary and a poet. Dexter Travis Ferguson Activities: Band, Track, Football, French Club, Art Club Ambition: To major in Engineering. Karen Louise Forbes Activities: Cheerleader, Mixed Chorus, Girls Ensemble, FBLA, COB Ambition: To go to college and become a lawyer. Darryl Orlando Goodman Activities: DECA, Spanish Club, Glee Club Ambition: To be successful in the Army and buy a Mer- cedes Benz. Denise Yvonne Goodman Activities: FHA, Concert Band, Flag Carrier Ambition: To attend college and pursue a career in Com- puters. Cynthia Janine Graddy Activities: FBLA, Latin Club, Science Club, Senior Class Executive Board, Homeroom Rep. Ambition: To obtain a master degree in Chemical Engi- neering. Dinnetta Benethia Gravely Activities: Chorus, Ambition: To go to college and study medicine. Catherine Anne Gray Activities: DECA Ambition: To have a successful life and be with the one | love Jimmy Godwin. Connie Lynn Gray Activities: FHA, FBLA, Art Club, AIASA Ambition: To become a Civil Engineer and live happily ever after. Diane Michelle Gray Activities: Drama Club, DECA, SGA, Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. 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Eric Harris Activities: Ambition: Sherry Hemmis Activities: Ambition: Steve Henderson Activities: DECA Ambition: To become an Archietect. Vernon Hoffler Activities: AIASA Ambition: To be a Electrical Engineer. Roland Dunbar Holland Activities: Football, Track Ambition: To play Pro Football. Robin Renee Holley Activities: NHS — Pres., SGA, Cheerleader, Band, French Club, Senior Class Officer, WHRO Challenge Team, Legder — Star Scholastic Team Ambition: To become a successful and wealthy interna- tional lawyer. Harroll Junius Ingram Activities: DECA Ambition: To become a Mechanica Engineer. Cynlithia Mechelle Jackson Activities: FHA Ambition: To become a nurse. Ralene Jackson Activities: FBLA, DECA, SCA, FHA, Ambition: To become successful in whatever | do. Bobby Larry Jeffrey Activities: Football, Track, Spanish Club Ambition: Make a lot of money and love. Timothy Lorenzo Jenkins Activities: Bible Club Ambition: To go to college. Chrystal Sheree Johnson Activities: SCA — Treasurer, FBLA, Ambition: To major in Computer Scien ce. Cary Johnson Activities: FHA, Basketball Ambition: To become successful. Kenneth Johnson Activities: AIASA, Band Drum Major, Ambition: To go in the army and successful. Victor Demion Johnson Activities: French Club, Science Club, SCA — Vice Pres., Yearbook Staff Ambition: To attend college and major in Biology Pre Med. Dena Louise Jones Activities: FHA, SCA, Ambition: To attend college and major in business. Sonya Teresa Jones Activities: Yearbook Staff, FHA — Secre., Science Club, Spanish Club, Marching Band Ambition: To become a biomedical or engineer. Adrienne Laura Joyner 167 170 Senior Activities And Ambitions Activities: FBLA, FHA Ambition: To go into Business Administration at Bowie State College. Jeff Joyner Activities: FHA, AIASA, Wrestling, Football Ambition: To be a millionaire. Thomas William Jurgensen Activities: Art Club AIASA Ambition: To find a job and get married. Timothy Lee Kirkpatrick Activities: AIASA Ambition: To graduate from high school. Vincent Johnnie Knight Activities: Marching Band, Concert Band, French Club, Ambition: | plan to further my education and live my life to the fullest. Shawn Rose Lalonde Activities: Cheerleader, Softball, NHS, F BLA, AIASA Ambition: To reach the goals | have set for myself and to spend my future with Brandon. Kimberly Levenston Activities: Track, AIASA, FBLA, Basketball Ambition: To attend college and major in math or engi- neering. Jameta Louise Little Activities: Ambition: Tonya TeLisa Loftin Activities: Chorus, FBLA, FHA, Drama Club, Debate Team Ambition: To continue nursing while attending college. Theresa Lynn Lucas Activities: Track, FHA, Band Ambition: To pursue the profession of Cosmetology. Henry Patrick Mabry Jr. Activities: Football, Concert Band, Marching Band FBLA Ambition: To gain more knowledge and broaden my hori- zon. Donna Sue Mabus Activities: NHS, Cheerleader, FBLA — Pres., Ambition: To live a happy and successful life and to reach all my dreams. Amy Angela Mann Activities: Chorus, DECA Ambition: To attend Bauder Fashion College. Sherry Michelle Mansfield Activities: Drama Club, DECA, FBLA, SGA Ambition: To be successful in whatever | do and own my own business. Robert Lee Marble Activities: French Club, Art Club Ambition: To become a great Artist and make money. Laura Mathison Activities: Ambition: Kelly Joseph Miller Activities: SGA, Science Club, Band, Tennis, AIASA, NHS. Ambition: To become an electrical engineer. Bennie Mills Activities: DECA. FBLA, AIASA Ambition: To be successful and wealthy. Danny Kyle Minnick Activities: DECA, Spanish Club Ambition: To be a successful family man. Curtis Lee Mitchell Activities: AIASA Ambition: To finish the year successfully. Willie Lee Mitchell Activities: Boy’s Glee, AIASA, Forensics Team, Mixed Chorus, Track Ambition: To be an Electrical Engineer. Maria Antoinette Moore Activities: Track, Yearbook Staff, Cross Country, SGA, Band — Sabre, Pep Club, Debate Team, Spanish Club Ambition: To major in mass media and keep the girls off Irving Cross. Suzette Renee Moore Activities: FBLA, FHA Ambition: To attend college and become successful in Senior Activities And Ambitions whatever | do. Scot William Neidermeyer Activities: AIASA, Spanish Club Ambition: To be the best surfer in the world. Fletcher Lee Neville Jr. Activities: Latin Club, Science Club. Ambition: To attend college and study medicine. Tammy Newman Activities: FBLA, COE, Cheerleader, Softball, FHA Ambition: To graduate an further my education in busi- ness. Timothy Ashton Newson Activities: Golf, Spanish Club, Manor Singers, Mixed Cho- rus, SGA Ambition: To become the best golfer in the world. Eric Wendell Owens Activities: Band Ambition: To become an Lawyer. Larry Lamar Parker Activities: AIASA, SCA, Football, Track Ambition: To preach the gospel with signs and wonders. Paula LaFaye Parrish Activities: Band, FBLA, French Club, Newspaper Staff, Softball Ambition: To further my education in Sociology. Horace Patillo Jr. Activities: Football, Art Club, French Club Ambition: To go to college and make something out of myself. Kelvin Lee Patillo Activities: SGA, DECA Ambition: To be a high fashion designer. James Edward Patterson Jr. Activities: Track, Football Ambition: To be a Psychologist. John Pearson Activities: SCA Ambition: To become a electrical engineer. Brenda Leigh Phelps Activities: Cheerleader, Girl’s Glee, Girls Ensemble, EDP Am@C OE Ambition: To become a dental hygenist and live life at its fullest. Alvin Powell Activities: Ambition: Kevin Price Activities: Band, SGA, DECA Ambition: To marry Lisa, make her happy and move to Colorado. Steve Pridgen Activities: SGA Ambition: To make money. Natashi Reid Activities: Ambition: Ennis Howard Rodman Activities: Drama Club Ambition: To become a Roadie. Wanda Rogers Activities: Ambition: Lisa Monique Rountree Activities: FHA, FBLA, Softball, Band — Sabre Ambition: To be successful in whatever | do. Robert Wayne Rutherford Activities: Football, Baseball, French Club, AIASA Ambition: To be an Architect and have fun. Mechelle Andrea Santiful Activities: FHA — Historian Reporter, Spanish Club Ambition: To become a registered nurse. Amy Satterfield Activities: Ambition: Ronald Darnell Sandus Activities: Band, Spanish Club, Art Club Ambition: To become a professional trumpet player so everyone can buy my albums. Dannie Saylor 171 172 Senior Activities And Ambitions Activities: FHA Ambition: To be successful in life. Daniel Lee Schonubaum Activities: Baseball, Soccer, FBLA, AIASA, Art Club Ambition: To be a commercial artist. John Sciortino Activities: Ambition: Bernard Alvin Scott Activities: Football, Baseball, FBLA, Ambition: To be successful in the future. Joseph Scott Activities: Ambition: Romy Senta Scott Activities: Yearbook Staff, FHA, FBLA, Spanish Club, SGA Executive Board, Debate Team, Pep Club, Ambition: To further my education and do the best of my ability at all of life’s challenges. Sharon Lenora Seaborn Activities: Art Club, FHA Ambition: To attend a college for Business Science to put myself ahead in the future. Joseph Michael Shifflett Activities: DECA Ambition: To own my own business. Celia Shook Activities: DECA, FBLA, FHA, SGA Ambition: To become a model and marry Steve. Anthony Lamar Simmons Activities: SGA, Basketball Ambition: To be the best computer programmer there is. Kori Nicole Smith Activities: Band, Latin Club, Cheerleader — Captain, SGA, DECA Ambition: To attend college and study communications. Gregory Keith Sparrer Activities: AIASA, FHA, Baseball Ambition: To get a job making 30,000 a year. Robert Scott Spradlin Activities: Yearbook Staff, Staff, Ambition: To attend college and become a writer. Drama Club, Newspaper Darryl Staton Activities: Wrestling, AIASA, Ambition: To be a success in everything. Donald Baxter Taylor Activities: NHS, Tidewater Challenge Team, AIASA Ambition: To attend Va. Tech and become a successful Electrical Engineer. Vonda Thomas Activities: Ambition: Lisa Michele Thompson Activities: Band, SCA, Science Club, French Club, Span- ish Club, Cheerleader, Junior Class President, Pep Club Ambition: To further my education in college and obtain a degree in Nursing. Steven Wayne Thompson Activities: Football, Track, Chorus, AIASA, French Club Ambition: To major in Architecture. Tami Lynn Thompson Activities: DECA, SCA, Yearbook Staff, French Club Ambition: To become a Pharmacist. Paul Tilley Activities: Ambition: Dedra Towns Activities: Ambition: Harrieta Towns Activities: Art Club, AIASA Ambition: To go into the Marines. LaJuana Maria Townsend Activities: FBLA, FHA Ambition: To become a model or Airline Stewardess. Chrisanna Trollinger Activities: FBLA, FHA, COE Ambition: To graduate and live life to the fullest. Senior Activities And Ambitions Beverly Turner Activities: FHA, FBLA Ambition: To attend college and major in the field of nursing. Lazonia Walker Activities: FBLA, Mixed Chorus, Drama Club Ambition: To meet Michael Jackson and become a suc- cessful singer. Marvette Patrice Warren Activities: NHS, Tidewater Challenge Team, Science Club, Band, French Club, Senior Class Executive Board, SCA, Yearbook Staff, FHA Ambition: To obtain a degree in Accounting and further my education in law. Vinetta Marie Washington Activities: SCA Ambition: To become a successful businesswoman. Robert Lee Weaver Activities: SCA Ambition: To go to college. Mike Anthony Wilkins Activities: Football, Track Ambition: To play pro football. Shelia Marie Williams Activities: FBLA, FHA, BAND, Spanish Club, SGA Ambition: To be a professional .. . Lori Lynn Wilson Activities: Junior Class — V. Pres., NHS, FBLA — V. Pres. Senior Class — Secre. French Club, Spanish Club, Tidewater Challenge Team, Science Club, Band Track, Ambition: To pursue a career in International Business. Huron Felander Winstead Activities: Football, Science Club, French Club, SCa, Sen- ior Class V. Pres. Ambition: To become extremely successful Tracey Allen Woodard Activities: Pep Club — Pres., FBLA Ambition: To be a Radiologist Technican. Clyde Wesley Worrell Activities: Baseball, Football, Wrestling, AIASA, French Club Ambition: To be successful an spend the rest of my life with a special person. Joseph Jerome Woods Activities: Band, Spanish Club — Pres., Art Club Ambition: To go to college. Hope Sileen Wright Activities: Newspaper Staff; SCA, FBLA Ambition: To continue to live in luxury. Brenda Kay Wynn Activities: Drama Club Ambition: To work with computers and to make a lot of money. Senior Activities, Ambitions, Patrons Patrons, And Ads Ella H. 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