Manor High School - Mustang Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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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

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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.

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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.