Manor High School - Mustang Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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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.

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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

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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.