Manor High School - Mustang Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1986 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .. , a ADMINISTRATION — STUDENT. LIFE — . dino SENIORS 8 ee CLUBS AND ORGAL IZATIONS — FACULTY = 8 ATHLETICS SOPHOMORES — JUNIORS” FRESHMEN SENIOR DIRECTOR ADS AND PATRONS eel 9 ALMA MATER mK. , a ae 176 JORDAN 455 | RG. MITCHELL 6 PLEASE REGISTER IGIVE CARD| TO CLERK OF THE BOARD BEFORE MEETING These students stand in line to register to speak in { the school board meeting pertaining to Norcom coming to Manor and the name being changed to I.C. Norcom. This sign was put up outside of the Manor Fieldhouse to let the community know where to register to speak for or against the Manor-Norcom regrouping and re- naming. Hey we, we back the red and black, Our school is proud, we shout out loud | RED AND BLACK! Our school is proud, we shout out loud | RED AND BLACK! Don’t take that M, that H, that S from me. Don't take that red, that white, cause it’s dynamite. And if you do then I will surely die, cause I'm a MUSTANG THAT'S WHY!!! Elveta Ewell, a newscaster for Channel 13, seemed very interest - ed in the meeting. Several students show their spirit for MHS by wearing their LONG LIVE MANOR Not only were the students at Manor concerned but their parents were also. HIGH T-shirts. Mustangs Forever!! | Our Standard Is Excellence Long Live Manor High Manor High School has been the focus of a major dilemma this year. The superintendent of Portsmouth Public School has recommended that our school take on the name, colors, and traditions of another existing school, Norcom, and cast all that we have into a sea of forgetfulness. The Manor student body is outraged and we have let our voices be heard by the superintendent and the school board through personal conferences, public hearings and editorial letters. We don’t plan to give up our school without a fight. We have a heritage and a tradition and we vow to uphold them. We have made great strides. in our short thirteen year history. We have produced scholars and athletes who have competed on every level and succeeded. We have won two team State championships, as well as several individual state championships. We have numerous district championships and regional championships, one of these in 1985. We have also received acclaim as coaches of the year and athletes of the year. Academically, our students have been recipients of major scholarships to some of the most prestigious colleges and universities in this country. These students have and are currently standing tall at these universities and some have already taken their places of prominence in society. We want our alumni to have a school to come back to and a school to be proud of in the future. Our school means a lot to us and we want to preserve of for posterity. We always stand to be counted with our alma mater as our guide. Alma Mater WE OF MANOR HIGH SCHOOL STAND HERE TODAY A GENERATION EAGER TO LEAD THE WAY. OUR SPIRITS WE OFFER, TORCHES OF LIGHT FLAMED BY YOUR GUIDANCE, KNOWLEDGE, AND MIGHT. HANDS CLASPED TOGETHER, BROTHERS WE STAND TO DEDICATE OUR FUTURE TO YOUR DEMAND. TO REPRESENT JUSTICE, HONOR, AND TRUTH WE STAND A PART.OF MANOR HIGH SCHOOL Welcome Back Knowing the school, knowing the students, and knowing the Mustangs, were definite help, to our principal, Mr. A.B. Niemeyer. Mr. Niemeyer has been a very good asset to Manor High School. His “open door” is always there for anyone who has problems or needs guidance. (Above right) Mr. Niemeyer takes care of business. (below) Mr. Niemeyer takes time out to spend some time with the Honor Students. The Administration Mr. Jeter spends alot of time getting to know his students, as well as spending time in his office. Students appreciate his concern and have welcomed him with open arms. Both Mr. Jeter and Mr. Potter are great assets to Manor High School and the students and faculty are glad to have them. Mr. Potter is a highly respected man at Manor High School. His concern about the students is excellent and he shows that he cares. “They Make Things Smooth For Us.” Mrs. Jackie Thompson, Office Man- ager, smoothes things out. Smoothing things out over the phone is our Office Clerk Miss Kathy Saunders. Mrs. Margaret Gatling is in the money as our School Treasurer. Our Nurse, Mrs. Cindy Davis, finds a cure to hold her smile. . Mrs. Glenna Cross (Guidance Secretary ) Shirley Hatland (Guidance Counselor) Mrs. Geraldine Hatfield (Guidance Director) Guidance In All Directions LP Mrs. Donna Jones (Guidance Grade 9 10) Tresea Martin, Brandon Pope, Tanya Harris and Opel Simmons prepare to face the school board members. Wayne Davis looks real excited. Angie Branch has been sent to the corner. Is this loose? OOSE “Do you think I would take this from you?” “He's so shy.” 10 Coach Of The Year On Friday, February 21, the Portsmouth Sports Club bestowed three of its most prestigious awards upon Mustangs. This marked an-inprecedented occasion. Manor was awarded the coach of the year, the athlete of the year and a $1,000 scholarship to an outstanding baseball player, all in one night. The master of ceremonies was Bruce Radar of local television fame and the keynote speaker of Dave Winfield, the All Star right fielder of the New York Yankees. The coach of the year is Bruce Phelps, coach of the regional champion baseball team. The player of the year was Mike Rountree, a basketball letterman, winner of All District honors baseball and All City, All District, All Tidewater, and All Regional honors in football. The $1,000 scholarship went to Jamie Ewers, a three year All District centerfielder, and almost sure fourth consecutive year repeater on the team. , Dave Winfield delivered and elegant but down to earth speech warning student athletes to stay away from drugs and always strive for excellence in everything they do. Athlete Of The Year Our Standard Is Excellence Coach Phelps accepts his plague with pride as the coach of the year. Mike Rountree (L), athlete of the year, poses with his father while Dave Winfield signs autographs in the background. Bruce Radar tries to get a laugh from the audience. Dave Winfield congratulates Jamie and Mike but who can’t keep Darryl Williams (L) out of the spotlight. 12 Nancy Harris, a teacher at Manor, was one of the many Mustangs on hand for the celebration. Coach Phelps, Ewers And Rountree Get Recognition Jamie seems lost between the presenter and Dave Winfield. Rountree, a man of few words, ponders over his acceptance speech. After receiving his own award, Coach Phelps presents the most outstanding college lineman in Virginia award to Jim Dumbraski of the University of Virginia. 13 This is the spirit. This is the pride. ip Yi OP OES: ve We Got Pride 14 Who's Who? Wanda Hoggard poses for that outside look. Tracie Stokes always marches with that Mustang Pride and Spirit. Rosalind Moore tries to get the sexy look. SSE NNR RRR RRRRRRRR he Homecoming Queen for the 1985-86 School Year was Miss Vikki ‘right. | ne Homecoming King and Queen wait patiently as they get varded. After receiving their awards they thank Arsenia Walker and Little Scott Moore. Mark O'Connor and Vikki Wright smile after being crowned Homecom- ing King and Queen. mg pe Bonopo L im GC O = Mark and Vikki look as though they are glad its over. Contagious Spirit On Homecoming Night Coach Phelps and Coach Coleman point out direc- tions as the defensive team stops the opponent. Fe a: Manor Cheerleaders show homecoming spirit by singing the Alma Mater. s a @ay : ‘ Darryl Williams is wondering why Mike Rountree is The highstepping Sabre girl, Leah Green, leads the band off looking so down, when the Mustangs were in the lead. of the field in style. The cheerleaders on the sidelines, are cheering the Mus- tangs on with the cheer “Defense Be Quick.” The Mighty Marching Mustangs just finished their awesome Homecoming show. NY 7 aa f, Mr. and Miss Senior Mr. and Miss Junior Joel Mixon and Rhoda Johnson Darryl Grant and Felecia Mayfield Winner Takes All Mr. and Miss Sophomore Mr. and Miss Freshman Milton Harrell and Cindy Long Shawn Mitchell and Nisha Manley The Homecoming Finalists L to R: Vikki Wright, Emmanuel Barks, Keisha Atkinson, Mark O'Connor, Lisa Parker, Dav id Kozoyed Previous Queens Renee Vinson was the class of ‘76 Homecoming Queen. And The Homecoming Court = The Homecoming Court L to R: Joel Mixon, Rhoda Johnson, Darryl Grant, Felicia Mayfield, Milton Harrell, Cindy Long, Shawn Mitchell, Nisha Manley The previous queen and Mrs. Swinton look very pleased with the Homecoming festivities. Vikki Wright looks dashing in her blue formal wear. FBLA Fashion Show —_ _g Sa Wayne Davis shows his remarkable taste in clothing. These spectators watch the show from the edge of the square. 18 Nisha Manley and Cherikia Poole act as if they are real models. Melanie Brown, Opel Simmons, and Melvina Eaton pose off stage in their natural clothes. Travis Whitehead displays the cool look. Wayne Davis escorts Kristen Bowen down school fashion. the runway, as she models the latest 19 1985-86 Senior Superlatives The Best Most Athletic — Rhoda Johnson and Mike Rountree Best Dressed — Shajuan Franklin and Mike Johnson Best Build — Kelly Woodard and Hilton Win- stead Best Looking — Vikki Wright and Wayne Da- VIS Most Preppy — Julie Moore and Quantez Wright Most Artistic — Mellissa Schroeyer and Robert Harris 20 The Class With Class Best All Around — Vikki Wright and Mark O'Connor Most Lik ely to Succeed — Cynthia Jones and George Robinson Most Popular — Vikki Wright and Mark O’Connor Most Cee — Cynthia Jones — and Fred Can Most Spirited — Tonya Harris and Joe Desouza Most Talented — Mary Kidd and Emmanuel Barks i} rit M $ nen. f £ Ye oe Class Flirts — Charisse Brown and Frank Fredrick Most Talkative — Charisse Brown and Henri Gardener Wittiest — Gia Terrell and Joel Mixon Shyest — Cynthia Jones and George Lindsay Class Clown — Gia Terrell and Terry Moore Friendliest — Deborah Turner and Cal- vin Gilchrist Tallest — Sharon Ball — and Fred Cowan Cutest Couple — Dena Parker and Robert Harris | Shortest — Sonya Anderson and Joe Desouza Cutest — Delorise Bagby and Mark O'Connor 23 Excellence TIMOTHY ADAMS MICHAEL ALEXANDER SONYA ANDERSON KAREN ARRINGTON DIANE ATKINS DELORISE BAGBY eels BALL EMMANUEL BARKS TONDA BLOUNT JANICE BOONE Is Our Goal DENISE BROWN LAURA CARAWAY PAUL COMPTON SHIRE COLTRAIN FREDRICK COWAN GREGORY CRAWFORD SUSAN CREECY THEODORE CUTLER WAYNE DAVIS JOESEPH DESOUZA Class Of 1986 GREGORY DOWNEY GWENDOLYN EATON RUTH EDWARDS KARLTON ELLIOT BRIAN ELLIS KELLY EVANS LESLIE EVERETT STEPHANIE FLY CHANDRA FRANCIS SHAJUAN FRANKLIN FRANK FREDRICK 26 Seniors SONYA GILLS CLARENCE GALLASHAW GINGER GOFF HENRI GARDNER GWENDOLYN GRIFFIN KEVIN HALL PERVIS GILCHRIST LEAH GREEN KATHRYN GRIFFIN SABRINA HALL 27 Seniors WENDY HARNESS MAURICE HARRIS ROBERT HARRIS TOMMY HARRIS TONYA HARRIS KATRINA HARRISON GERALD HATFIELD CYNTHIA HOCUTT WILLIAM HOLLAND NATALIE HOLLOMAN DARIN IMBRIACO KIMBERLY JACKSON 28 Seniors RHODA JOHNSON CYNTHIA JONES PATRICIA JONES AS TRACIE KEE DENISE LANGLEY GREGORY LAUER GEORGE LINDSAY LEONARD LIPSCOMB 29 Seniors SONYA LOCKE TIFFANY MABEN FAITH MARTIN TERESA MARTIN KRISTA MEGILL PAUL MERR TRACEY MCNEIL ODELL MING JULIE MOORE TERRY MOORE STEPHANIE MYERS ————e—eE Seniors Lt mim eee MARK O'CONNOR DENA PARKER LISA PARKER KEVIN PHELPS SUSAN POPE CHARLES POTTS CALVIN PUGH DAWN PULLIE ADRIANE RAWLS CANDACE REDFORD KEITH RICKETTS PRESTON RICKS 31 Seniors DANITA ROUNDTREE TARA RIDLEY JAMES ROBEY LONNIE RUFFIN ANTHONY RUMBLE MELISSA SCHROYER CHRISTOPHER SCOTT JUSTUS SHARP KEITH SKIPPER CHARLES SLATER CHARLES SMITH 32 Seniors WAYNE SNEAD DENISE SPARRER ANTOINE STATON GARY STEVENSON EMMA TAYLOR FELICIA TAYLOR GIA TERRELL ANTONIO THOMPSON CARLA THOMPSON ANDRIA TOWE KIMBERLY TOWNSEND 33 Seniors DEBORAH TURNER DEBORAH SHERRY WARD KIMBERLY WEST a BERNARD WHITE TRAVIS WHITEHEAD a ane Titi enonaad tt MICHEAL WHITLEY DARRYL WILLIAMS HILTON WINSTEAD CATHERINE WISE 34 KELLY WOODARD LEIGH WORRELL Quanter Wright Vikki Wright Mary Young Antoinette Bridgeford In D.C. Jacque Gore relaxes in the hotel room after a long day. These two seniors show their spirit on home coming week. A Look Into te , = kad wy 4 Laura Caraway Leonard Lipscomb Denise Langley a | Danita Rountree Jacquelyn Gore Bernard White Tine S q Ly wa m6 od Mary Kidd Tiffany Maben Va XN Sherry Ward = | ge, 3 | Adriane Rawls ba ctficand Maurice Harris Annette Blizzard FON 4% Keisha Atkinson Julie Moore Susan Pope Denise Sparrer Joel Mixon 36 | ‘Our Family t Stephanie Hill W ‘ a) = en: aa é. . Natalie Holloman a N LN 7 Gwen Eaton Melissa Schroyer Tonya Harris — Andria Towe Shajuan Franklin m A Terry Ashburn Tracey McNeil Sonya Gills Vikki Wright Leigh Ann Worrell u J ae st | Van “ y we Ji Antonio Butts Shiré Coltrain Lynn Edwards Wayne Thomas 37 Charisse Brown and Tonya Harris smile because they have reached Washington Dic Seniors show off their new expensive designer shirts by Gucci and POLO. p Rise The Seniors!! Wayne Davis, Mellissa Langston, and Calvin Gilchrist get Charisse Brown and Tara Ridley are about to Teresa Martin shows how much she misses Mr. caught off guard as they munch out. fight for their seats. Williams by imitating him eating chicken. eniors Take wna) 8 ie . a ail ane” , bance ll A a %) Kim West, Keith Skipper, Denise Sparrer, Tara Carlton Elliot, Joel Mixon, Tonya Harris, Karen (Standing) Denise Sparrer, Coach B. Phelps, Jamie Ridley, Wendy Harness, Teresa Martin, Susan Pope, Arrington, Tanya Brown, Adriane Rawls,.Tonda Ewers, Wendy Harness, Sonya Gills, Dean Slater, Jay Sharp, and Darryl Williams all sit around and Blount (sitting ) Tracy McNeil, Jacque’ Gore, Char- and Kim West sit down and relax after a long day of waste time. isse Brown, and Mellissa Langston have only been fun and adventure. in D.C. for a short time and they have already got the “FRESH” spirit. D.C. By Storm. The Capital gave us a chance to see where the bills are passed and all the action takes place. These seniors sure were hungry after a long trip to D.C.. Hilton Winstead, Calvin Gilchrist, and Joel Mixon were a little scared to go into the Smithsonian because of all the animals. 39 Graduation 23 J : i —_ : CENTER C N Sisisk TOP LEFT: Monica Treveno, Russell Terrell, David Tarr, eas, aes ee TOP RIGHT:Antionette Smith, Enetria Smith, : : speaks on the future of the class : ; ; and Tammy Summers listen attentively to the of 1985 and Steve Smith anxiously wait to guest speaker. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Gibson directs the band in “Pomp and Circumstance.” BOTTOM LEFT: The white represents Manor’s Honor Graduates of 1985.” receive their diplomas. MIDDLE RIGHT:The mixed chorus salutes the class of 1985 with a farewell piece. ———e ae. Memories 1985 TOP LEFT: Platform guests included from left to right: Dr. T.M. Cherry, Director of Elementary Edu- cation Reverend H.G. Howell Jane Garrett, assistant to the Superintendent Helen Hampton Jones, Chair - man of the Schoolboard, The Honorable Norman Sisisky, Congressman Geraldine Hatfield, Director of Guidance and former principal, Olivia T. Hinton. Middle Left: Melissa Lindsay makes her valedictori- an speech while Mark Dignard looks on. HIGH SCHOOL. STAND HERE ToOAY EAGER TO LEAD THE way. E OFFER, TORCHES OF LiguT. GUIDANCE. KNOWL? ‘ay : CENTER: Denise Williams gladly accepts her diploma from Mrs. Hinton. TOP RIGHT: Rev. Howell leads the class in prayer with Felecia Russell, Eric Rockwell, Mark Dignard, Mark Griffith, and Melissa Lindsay in the back- ground. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mark Griffith makes final an- nouncements to the class of 1985. Bottom Right: The Class of 1985 salutes itself after being declared graduates. Back Row: Kathrine Griffin, Charisse Brown, Tara Ridley, Vikki Wright; Front Tara Ridley sprints to the outside to move the ball upfield. Row: Cindy Hocutt, Gwen Eaton, Sonya Anderson, Teresa Martin, Kim Jackson, Toni Bridgeford. Dominate Vikki Wright’s speed explodes when she runs around DeeDee Barns. Puff Tonya Harris shows spirit for her Senior Team. 42 Pe rf, Kim Anderson gained many yards (but never scored). Standing: Tevis Ellis, Devonne Barnes, Tammy Shoatz, Melinda Miles, Kim Ander- son, Christine Carr, Rhonda Hoggard, Gene Eaton; Kneeling: Felicia Mayfield, Shawanda Galting, Denise Jones, Angela Branch, Tonya Harris, Beth Williams, Monique Hammonds. Coach Phelps and Coach Black are today’s referees. Charisse Brown chases her victim. Game 43 orking For The Future Pad tial The mannequin at Anderson Little is the only date that Jerry Hatfield will get tonight Chris Scott is as well dressed as this manneugin when he is at work. because he has to work. In Part-time Jobs |) tne mecorcntsinii Shajuan Franklin puts a lower price on this book at Walden’s Book Store. Seniors at Manor High double as workers after school. Many of the jobs that they hold will he lp them gain experience and prepare them for their future after graduation. Jobs also enable the students | to have extra spending money for gas, clothes, and dates. The various jobs held by the students are salespeople in retail stores, hardware stores, and pharmacies. | Robert Cullifer is happy because he finally got a job at Dail’s with his friends. Chris Scott and Jerry Hatfield strike a GQ pose for the camera. Sige Sle 46 True Mustangs In Action Smokin’ Seniors pose for a picture. Chillin’ out before 4th bell. Kill that chicken! Benita Holley sneaks a call. O.K. Jennifer, it wasn’t that funny. Students enjoy a hardy meal. Marching Mustangs MHS | The Marching Mustangs are the pride spirit of Manor High School. They boost our spirits and raise our voices. They are the best in everything they do, and they make our student body proud to have them representing MANOR HIGH SCHOOL. Our band participated in North Carolina A T University High School Band Day. They placed Ist in Drum Major, Majorettes, Flag | squad, and best overall band. Our band also participated in Smithfield’s Band Day and placed 1st for best overall band. Our band tied for first place in the Turkey Bowl parade, but placed first in the Fish Bowl parade. | Every year they sponsor a Battle of the Band that they participate in but are not judged. The students of Manor High School would like to congratulate the Mighty Marching Mustangs. YOU'VE DONE A GREAT JOB!!! 47 Mr. William Gibson Jr. Travis Whitehead, Leah Green Donnica Williams, Coretta Wilson, Donna Wil- liams, Diane Mitchell, Nichol Fisher, Antoinette Raina Bowden, Anthony Minter Bridgeford, Latrice Shaw Malinda Miles, Benita Hatchett, Traci Stokes, Rosalin Moore, Wanda Dionne Copeland, Kenya Jones, Terry Gary, Tawana Felton, Stacey Hoggard Crawford, Delores Riddick. Gis, EL ee Oia Bs cee bs aS Ke te, Sine Shawn Mitchell, Opel Simmons, Kevin Bryant, Eric Anderson, William Brown, Leonard Lipscomb, Edgar Perry, Herman Wilson, Bryon Wright, George Rob- Otis Dawtin, Tim Wilson, Rendell Green, Jonell Mixon. inson, Corey Smith, Charles Nash, Amos Epps, Devonne Barnes, Jessie Spires, Tyrone Cuffee. Robert Winfield, Alfred Bishop, Barry Elliott Kim Anderson, Derrick Young, Jerald Hoffeler, | Chad White, Trina Davis. ya Robin Anderson, La Barbara Owens, Yvette Chandler, re cage a. Author Williams, Micheal Raysor, Kirk Cocker. i ; : : Willie Wiggins, Dominic Cutler, Corey Bonner. Monica Hopkins, Lisa Hardings. Producing Harmony Manor Singers: (L to R), Jackie Evans, Beth Williams, Cami Osbourne, David Regional Chorus Members: (L to R), front row, Pat Smith, Opel Simmons, Kozoyed, Opel Simmons, Darryl Williams, Pat Smith, Mike Hubbard, Gene Darryl Williams, Gene Eaton, Joseph Fleming, David Kozoyed, Wayne Thomas, Eaton, Wayne Thomas, Marie Ortiz, Mary Kidd, Susan Creecy, Gia Terrell. | back row: (L to R), Barry Jones, Beth Williams, Susan Creecy, Marie Ortiz, Mary Kidd, Cami Osbourne, Donnie Bell. The Mixed Chorus performs at the Christmas Concert at St. Andrew's Methodist Church. There are many honors students can attain in the Choral Department. These honors are achieved by preparing a piece of music and showing excellence in ex- ecuting it. Auditions are sometimes in- timidating but definitely worthwhile. All- City Chorus, Regional Chorus, All-State, and Honors Chor are all goals outgoing Chorus Members hope to accomplish. Juniors and Seniors who make Regional Chorus are eligible to audition for All- State Chorus. Competition is very stiff in that only 20 people and a few alternates are allowed per district. Honors Choir is also a challenge, but it is strictly for Sen- iors throughout Virginia. Students repre- The 1985 V.M.E.A. Honor's Choir Participants were Susan senting Manor at these honorary func- Creecy, and Mary Kidd. tions are something we all can be proud Mr. Shifferly often substitutes for Mrs. Heath in the event of her absence. He has become a second of. father to the Chorus. Working Together Mixed Chorus Members: (L to R), front row, Mike Hubbard, David Dail, David Kozoyed, Pat Smith, Donnie Bell, Gene Eaton, Wayne Thomas, Darryl Williams, Back Row: (L to R), Jackie Evans, Beth Williams, Marie Ortiz, Cami Osbourne, Amber Tilley, Laura Cauldwell, Susan Creecy, Mary Kidd, Gia Terrell. Missing: Gwen Eaton, Felecia Mayfield, Afton Smith, Scott Turner, Steve Mosely. Harriet Carver Heath, alias ‘Mama Heath’ has been the Choral Director at Manor High for the past 14 years. Her natural musicianship is reflected throughout her teaching methods. Mrs. Heath is not only a teacher, she is also a close friend and confidant to her students. Her experience in teaching has led to many prestigious appointments throughout the United States. Those appointments include former President of the Va. Music Educators Association, current President of the Portsmouth Community Concert Association, and director of top notch choirs in other states such as West Va. and Alabama. Mixed Chorus Officers: (L to R), Cami Osbourne, Stage Manager, Gene Eaton; Publicity Chairman, Marie Ortiz; Secretary, Wayne Thomas; Business Manager, Mary Kidd; President, David Kozoyed; Vice President and Donnie Bell; Librar- lan. AAs A AARAA Girl's Ensemble Members: (L to R), Kim A lInut, Laurie Belding, Amy Kidd, Cathy Spradlin, Lynette Powers, Alfreda Williams, Sharon Elliot, DeAnna Hegin, Sharnell Rawls. Girl's Glee (back row) and Girl's Ensemble (front row) perform at the Annual Christmas Concert, this year at St. Andrew's Methodist Church. Men's Glee performs with Girl's Glee at the Christmas Concert. 51 The Manor Chorus is comprised of four performing groups and one ex- tra-curricular ensemble. Throughout the year, the chorus participates in many different musical endeavors. The Chorus is known throughout the community for its excellence in repre - senting Manor High School. The per- formances build self-confidence and a sense of togetherness in each Chorus member. MHS AIl State Chorus Members ’86 Back row: Left to Right: Jackie Evans, Susan Creecy, and Beth Williams Front: Left to Right: David Kozoyed and Wayne Thomas Jackie Jackie is a junior and a soprano. This is her third year in the MHS Chorus. She was totally thrilled about making ALL STATE CHORUS. ALL STATE is another goal added to her list of musical achievements. Jackie hopes to major in musical theatre in college. Susan Susan is a SENIOR. This is her second year in the MHS Chorus as one of our AWESOME ALTOES. She was totally thrilled to learn she made ALL STATE. Although Susan is not going into music as a Career, she says she considers an honor such as this good experience. Beth This is Beth’s first year in chorus, previously having two years in the band. Beth is a soprano and was shocked to learn she had made the 1986 ALL STATE CHORUS. She seems to be carrying on a tradition in the Williams’ home. Her sister Denise made the chorus last year in her Senior year. David David is a 4-year SENIOR CHORUS MEM- BER. David sings bass and says it was a complete surprise when he learned of making ALL STATE. David hopes to pursue a Career in Engineering but says music is something he will always enjoy throughout his life. Wayne (Alternate) Wayne is also a 4-year SENIOR CHORUS MEMBER. Wayne is a second tenor and says he owes a lot to his mother and Mrs. Heath for all their support. Wayne says he is pleased at making alternate and hopes there will be a vacancy he can fill. He says his musical experiences will always be a highlight of his highschool years. 53 54 29 oma fe me 2 © O On February 4, 1986 Manor High School held its 35th Annual Science Fair. The categories consisted of: Behav- ioral, Physics, Chemistry, Environ- mental, Engineering, Botany, Mi- crobiology, Medicine Health, Mathematics Computers, Zoology, Biochemistry, Earth — Space Sci- ence. Cynthia Jones displays her project on Probability. Science MANOR HIGH SCHOOL SUIENLE aalla She also won second place in the Mathematics section. Ao OG @ ar qo © le} Sas The winners for the Behavioral sec- tion were: First place — Mike Hub- bord, Second place — Amber Tilly, Physics — First place Glen Sine, Second place — Tony Fox. Chemis - try — First place — Barry Rath- bone. Environmental — First place Angie Branch, Second place Rita Wright. Botany — First place Deanna Heggen, Second place Amy Bess. Microbiology — First place Benita Holley, Second place Jacque Gore. OLED: Medicine Health — First place Vikki Wright. Math- ematics — Second place Cynthia Jones, Third place Gia Terrell. Com- puters 9 —=) Third place Michelle Parent. Zoology — First place Dionne Price, Second place Karen Mar- tin. Earth — Space Science — Second place Arli Corbit, Third place Sheri Shelton. Edgar Perry, Lamar Broadnax, Steve Furman, Anthony Robinson, Yvette Hall, Beth Burton, Jennifer Harrison, Marcell White, Deana Macgaskey, James Stalls, Lisa Elliott, Calvin Hobbs. Row 1 — Yvette Harvey, Tonya Reid, Diana Mitchell ; Row 2 — Sherry Fredrick, D eena Ellis, Amy Babb, Michelle O’Connor. Row 3 — Troy Anderson, Anthony Tubbs, Henry Deloatch, Vernell Riddick. Row 4 — John Green, Jeff Elam, Demetrius Britt, Carlton Copeland, Kenny Bradshaw Back Row — Laura Caraway, Craig Bell, Tommy Brady, Bobby Hamil- ton, Marita Backus, Keith Skipper. Front Row — Gwen Griffin, Amanda Smith, Allen Cutchins, Charity Hollowell, Suzette Michaud, Kenneth Williams. Top Row — Keith Luck, Chris Scott, Bernard White, Richard Jones, Darwin Anderson. Middle Row — Christine Hendricks, Leslie Bartram, Cynita Boone, Tara Benson, Melissa Langston. Bottom Row — Cindy Dunaway, Tonya Pulley, Shannon Wilkinson. 56 —E————E To Work Top Row — Clinton Dukes, Micheal Comes, Winston Andleton, Greg Lauer, Bill Holland. Middle Row — Paul Garrison, Kelly Jackson, Bill Zimeiniski, Paul Compton. Bottom Row — Julie Drake, Faith Martin, Joel Mixon, Ann Goodrich. Kneeling — Robert Harris, Gerald Hatfield, Standing — Mike Johnson, Charles Smith, Robert Cullifer, Darin Im- briaco, Krista Megill, James Robey, Shire Coltrain, Cindy Hocutt, Dean Slater. Top Row — Robert Cullifer, Clinton Dukes, Gerald Hatfield, Robert Harris, Bill Holland. Second Row — Cathy Wise, Shannon Wilkinson, Ann Goodrich. Kneeling — Sonya Gills Standing — Vikki Wright, Debbie Vick, Denise Sparrer, Stephanie Fields, Wendy Harness, Kiesha Atkinson, Lynn Edwards, Susan Pope, Mrs. Williams. 57 eX OM = G) 5 Ore ees BOQ ON OR 58 de ae RE iB Top row — Sponsor, as ae a Ee “ne ak xX Sarah K. Holleran, Mark O'Connor, Michael Gravatt, Charles Torian III, Michael Denmark Top row 2 — Jackie Evans, Laurie Belding, David Kozoyed, Mary Kidd, Fred Cowan, Michael Hedrick, Albert Holaso, Donna Hartley, Larry Griffin, Deborah Homsher, Shelly Crocker, Andrew Grey, John Mizelle Bottom row 2 — Christopher Parrish, Gregory Goodwin, David Manly, Richard Jones, Robert Cullifer, Christine Carr, Angela Branch, Gordon Mitchell, Arlie Corbett, Richard Heath, Kim Anderson Bottom row — Troy Hollowell, Alan Parrish, Barry Rathbone, Tracey McNeil, Julie Moore, Tracie Kee, Brandon Pope, Cynthia Jones, Benita Holley, Zina Fleming, Karen Martin ae Vice President, Julie Moore, Principal: Mr. A.B. Niemeyer, and Speaker, Assistant Superintendent of Portsmouth City Schools, Dr. C. Robert Mitchell sit attentively waiting. O ur Robert Cullifer and Michael Denmark wait for their candles to be lit, while Michael Gravatt is distracted. NATIONAL my ©) |) fe) ap ] = @ tole) fo) Ce Our future Honor Society members await their entrance. Brandon Pope, Tracie Kee, and Tracey McNeil listen to Mr. Niemeyer (principal) speak. The Honor Society members sit observing the ceremony. Sponsor, Mrs. Sarah K. Holleran, happily hands out the certificates. The officers of the Honor Society are Tracey McNeil: President, Julie Moore: Vice President, Brandon Pope: Secretary, Tracie Kee: Treas urer 59 { t 4 60 Bible Club The Bible Club Members are (L to R), Nelson Fields, Dana Everett, Mr. Darnell Johnson, Damian Everett, Chris Yanni. Pep Club The Pep Club participated in pep rallies and at sports functions. The P P P ‘eee P y get the school in the spirit for victories. Drama Club and Debate Team The Drama Club and Debate Team provide the school with dramatic productions. It also provides members with experience in debate meth- ods. Member are (1 to r) Troy Holland, David Koyozed, Wayne Thomas, David Dail, and Tag Gray. (standing L to R), James Kay, Laurie Belding, Mary Kidd, Lynn Edwards, Virginia Goff, Gia Terrell and President; Jackie Evans. Newspaper Staff The Newspaper Staff Members are: back row: (I to r), Wayne Thomas, Mr. Claud, Keith Skipper, Maxwell Mitchell. front row: (1 to r) Beth Burton, Dena parker, Amy Bess, Terry Ashburn, Tanya Boone, and Deborah Turner S.C.A. Officers The S.C.A. Officers are (Standing, L to R), Emma Taylor; Publicity Chairper - son, Jody Kane; Vice President, Lorie Abbot: Treasurer, Mrs Swinton; sponsor (Kneeling L to R), Jackie Gore, President, Rhoda Johnson; Sgt. at Arms, and Vikki Wright; Historian. “The Leaders Of The Pack”’ Senior Class Officers Senior Class Officers; (standing, L to R), Calvin Gilchrist; Vice President, Tracey Mcneil; Business Manager- Treasurer, George Robinson; Presi- dent, Vikki Wright, Secretary and Joel Mixon; Publicity Chairman. Junior Class Officers Junior Class Officers: (standing L to R), Jody Kane, Maxwell Mitchell, Michelle Parent, Benita Holley. “Who’s Who In American High School Students” Who's Who In American High School Students Participants are: Back Row, L to R, Calvin Gilchrist, Tracie Kee, Calvin Pugh, Joel Mixon, Kevin Phelps, Sharon Ball, George Robinson and David Kozoyed. Front Row: L t R, Susan Creecy, Vikki Wright, Tracey McNeil, Rhoda Johnson, Jaqué Gore. _“Governor’s fe School” The Academic Governor's School for the Gifted is a Summer program involving gifted students from all over the state of Va. The students study many different advanced studies throughout their stay at the Governor's School. (L to R) Mary Kidd, 1985 representative to the Governor's School and Christin e Carr and Richard Jones candidates for the 1986 program. “Governor's Magnet School’”’ The Governor's Magnet School is a summer program held at Old Dominion University and is for exceptionally talented students in the Arts. (L to R) Berry Jones; music participant, Jackie Evans; music participant, Wayne Thomas; Broadcasting participant, and Gia Terrell; drama participant. on oe The F.B.L.A. stands for the Future Business Leaders of America. There students represent business career-minded students. All members are in business classes. The F.H.A. stands for the Future Homemakers of America. The F.H.S. Participates in many Community activities for the needy and prepare themselves for future homemaking. Library Aides The Library Aides are assistants to the Librarian. They are (L to R), Robin Livesay, Keith Skipper, Sharon Ball, and Darryl Frank x Ww Gime, = The Guidance Helpers are sharing their Christmas Feast. They are (L a to R), Henri Gardener, Denise Perry, and Denise Langley. . Guidance Helpers 63 Science Club The Science Club Members are: (Back Row, L to R), Larry Griffin, Ms. Grasso (sponsor), Henri Wiggins, Richard Heath, James Kay, and Troy Holland. Art Club The Art Club Members are: (Third Row; L to R), Mr. Porter, Ricky Loper, Troy Holland, and James Kay. (Second Row; L to R), Jay Sharp, Albert Halaso, Larry Griffin, Mellissa Schroyer and Patricia Lynch. (Front Row; L to R) Sheila Hutto, Tonya Smith and Lisa Frank. Latin Club The Latin Club is comprised of many members who have taken or are presently taking Latin. Mr. John Crute is the sponsor. French Club Is ho call Back row: Bobby Mitchell, Tracey McNeil, Hilton Winstead. Middle: Cathlin McDonals, Andrea Towe, Joel Mixon. Front: Leith Ann Worrell, Wendy Harness, Karen Martin, Bonita Whitaker. Sitting: Zina Fleming. 65 Felicia Russell receives her award from William Tatum. Jewell Vinson, Denise Williams (Miss Manor 85), Felicia Russell, show off their winning. ; Last year’s Miss Manor “84”, Romy Scott, was a special guest. i me as ‘ SB. : af : Left to right top row: George Codper, Irvin Cross Bottom row: Joe King Vincent Johnson, Floyd Long, Thurston Keene. ° ewell Vinson, stand @t attention while Thurston’ Keene plays Duana Hunt Angela Barnes Bonita Jones Arsenia Walker 4 : Fe pos 2 Felicia Russell Jewell Vinson Miss Manor 1985, Denise Williams Kimberly Hartman Kim Spencer Monica Treveno Mustangs Lead The “Glamourous Life’”’ e Susan Creecy and date Shaun Farwell make lasting memories of a Glamorous Evening. é ; “ ce : eS Fs = % Prom Hosts and Hostesses were: Front Row (L to R) Latrice Shaw and P rom Laurie Belding. Back Row: (L to R) Jaudon Johnson, Caroline Ricks, io) Anesia Hodges, Tevis Ellis, Dominique Harris, Kevin Bryant, Auburn Daw- son, Antonio Turner, Cathy Spradlin, and Robert Woodard. Joel Mixon presents flowers to Prom Queen and King Contestants as Rhoda Johnson announces the results. Laneisha Fleming and Donnie Anderson were crowned Prom Queen and King. Wayne Davis and Juanita Boone step aside as the King and Queen prepare for their dance. Students wait in the picture line for photos of the big night. 68 THAr’S @ B® ® SHOW IZ ?.. 70 Steve Is Still Up To THAI’S 8 ‘B «DB 4 SHOW IZ?.. Christmas 9 Everywhere From The la Cafeter The Hallways To be ae “ = Ss 2 Mrs. Swinton gathers the gifts for the children. Opening presents builds a thurst up for this little guy. Felicia Taylor is too eager for Christmas to come. Operation Many Manor seniors helped in the SCA sponsored Operation Santa Claus. Our guest is content with his gift. A receiver of our thoughtfulness is eager to open her present. Karen Martin takes a break from all the excitement. | Santa tlaus Denise Jones looks over to see what her new friend got for Christmas. Santa's helpers gather for a picture. “Hulk” Hogan put a smile on this boy’s face. Mrs. Copeland receives a kiss of thanks for her time and concern. “Thanks!” 74 C7 High Hopes Place For First- Halted!! 75 Foreign Lh. Sar) SONS Pac Santiego Nabe Bes Mrs. Carol Diggs is putting grades in her grade book for French. Language Mrs. Elizabeth Lucas is the department head for foreign lan- guage. She teaches Spanish. Mr. John Crute is making plans for his next class, but his camera is also close at hand. Excels English Teachers WAN SS SENG bv ecu, 8 i Sti Mrs. Genevieve Swintion teaches Public Speaking Mr. Vincent Mitchell Mr. Kenneth Pfeifer and English. Mrs. Melinda Smith Mrs. Angela Bell Mrs. Doris Copeland ee us Mr. Leroy Williams Mel Sarah Hollega Department Hi ad History Teachers gee tana Mr. Richard Claud, Sociology and Government Mr. John Thomas, History Teacher Wane ai LORE | PRR ake cer eee See Mrs. Sarah Ward, History Teacher Let’s Get Physical Coach Black, a 9th grade boys and girls gym teacher, watches a girl make a basket. Mr. Parker watches an amazing performance by the students. Ms. Lubich shows the students that gym is a nationwide event. Mrs. Peebles takes a break from eating lunch before her next class. fs) liltipneeiy prop .oF scHoo Our friendly librarians, Mrs. Bonner and_ | Mrs. Smith, help to make the library a nice quiet and fun place when you really want to work. Taking Care Of Business {rs. Connie Hampton teaches Beginning Typing ad Shorthand Mrs. Sherry Russell teaches Business Law and Computer Concepts os The Business Department started off the year with a new department head, Mrs. Colden. The Business Department also offered a new class, Personal Typ- ing and Computer Concepts, for SENIORS only. BELOW: Former Manor student Arlene Green re- turns to her alma mater as student teacher for the DE department. Mrs. Angelina Hopkins teaches Business Law, Office Tech I, and Typing Mrs. Lynn Williams teaches Accounting, Word Processing, and Office Tech II The Distributive Education Department is headed by Mr. Robert Copeland and Mrs. Diane Infantino. D.E. offers Fashion Merchan- dising and D.E. I, Il and III. D.E. students participate in various contests and banquets throughout the year which help prepare the student for careers in the business world. Mrs. Jane Hargraves, who teaches Education for Employment, flashes that award winning smile. Study Hall Mrs. Shirley Washington keeps order. 82 Mrs. Nancy Harris, Special Ed. English, renders her services to student. Mr. Cornell Gordon's ring tapping tactics are interesting. JACKIE EVANS BETH WILLIAMS Finalists Chorus WAYNE THOMAS DAVID KOZOYED (alternate ) SUSAN CREECY 84 Miss Diane Burroughs may be a little upset by an answer a student gave. wae BER AG LE ES “You need these concepts people!” exclaims Mrs. Barbara Norris, Department head. “Oh, Algebra is such a learning experience’, proclaims Mrs. Dixie Anchors. “Geometry is the basis of life” according to Mr. Darnell Johnson loves kids. Mrs. Marcella McNeil. “=r:(cos 20 + i sin 20) | Mrs. Rose Horne’s exhausted thoughts dream, “I'm so tired, will it ever be over?” “Scientific Progress Starts Here’’ Pura - THIS Deivae:D aE LLC Mrs. Jacquelyn Langford discusses her hypothesis about six weeks grades. Mrs. Nettie Stephenson, Department Head, decides which test to give. Mrs. Iris Wise is pleased with Physical Science quiz grades. Theory And iscovery actS And Figures Miss Karen Grasso is just like “one of the gang” in Science. Concentration is an attribute of hard work in Mr. Frank Heath’s biology class. 85 Dr. Rondle E. Edwards, Superintendent of Schools, is caught in the middle of two of our cafeteria workers. (L. Mrs. Carrie Terrell and cafeteria manager, Mrs. Josephine Wiggins on the right) The Cafe Staff WY Mrs. Carrie Terrell looks at the Mrs. Virginia Hurdle gives student strong look large luncher coming up. to see why he’s so healthy. Mrs. Odell Jones ts Mrs. Lulla Davis along with | startled to see that food Mts. Ivy Fisher prepares to- is moving so fast today. day’s meal. | Mrs. Rosa Moore digs into the pot for extra tots. (B.L.) Mrs. Rosa Porter holds up a tray as she looks into the camera, (B.R.) Mrs. Rosa Thompson has her own section of the cafeteria where she sells cakes, cook- ies, donuts, and ice cream. 86 Melanie Holloman spends her time cheering. Wayne Davis, Kevin Gilchrist, Mike Johnson look like real football players. “Cheering practice is so fun” explains Mylinda Johnston. 87 Teachers Do More ... Sti ( NH SU Coach Phelps sings in his spare time. Mr. Williams takes a break to eat some grub. Ms. Saunders exercises before she starts to type. Mr. Cooke, Mr. Atkins, Mr. Potter, Mr. Nold, and Mr. Niemeyer eat their hearts out. Ms. Saunders is the wicked witch of the office. Than Teach. Mrs. Thompson tries to keep Mr. Goode from going in Mr. Niemeyer’s office without permission. Mrs. Copeland is in the middle of everything. Mr. Parker takes a look at a terrible drawing. Mr. Cornelius looks at a metal project that looks good. On THE RIGHT, TRACK $$$ gg 89 Mr. Joseph Pullen explains today’s assignment to his metal technology class. Mr. David Cornelius makes it through another year of world communications. @ | Vir 90 . KWenne to watch. Industrial Arts Arts Crafts ae The band director, Mr. William Gibson, stops in the hall for a pose. Home Economics 7 {= iny (©) er ©) Mrs. Harriet Heath works hard to prepare her chorus for the Christmas concert. Mrs. Joan Dillenger uper hletics Varsity Football Captains: Hilton Winstead, Brian Ellis, Wayne Davis, Michael Seniors: Standing: Calvin Gilchrist, Patrick Scales, Brian Ellis, Wayne Davis, Hilton Winstead, Fred Cowan, Chris Scott Kneeling: Leslie Everett, Michael Johnson, Antoine Staton, Darryl Williams, Michael Rountree, Calvin Pugh, Tony Rumble Rountree, Antonio Turner, Fred Cowan, Shawn Garris, Milton Edwards, Delano Gibbs, Eric Carey, Ricardo Pittman, Jody Kane, Kenny Brown, Chris Scott, Patrick Scales, Carlton Copeland, Bobby Mitchell, Larry Elliott, Kevin Gilchrist, Julius Rountree, Antwan Jordan, Roland Harris, Stephen Williams, George Branch, Charles Nash, Calvin Pugh, Clayton Wilkins, Michael Johnson, Anthony Robinson, Darryl Williams, Leslie Everett, Tony Rumble, Tevis Ellis, Antione Staton, Calvin Gilchrist, Dwayne Robinson, Michael Rountree, Wayne Davis, Brian Ellis, Hilton Winstead: Coaches — Cornell Gordon, Bruce Phelps, Cornelius Coleman, Charles Thomas, Leroy Williams Coach — Cornell Gordon Assistant Coach — Bruce Phelps 94 Seniors Hilton Winstead Calvin Gilchrist Michael Rountree Darryl Williams te | Antoine Staton makes a terrific cut, for a first down. Hilton Winstead drops back to pass. All Pro’s At Work Steve Williams tries a field goal. Tevis Ellis tackles the trucker. Jody Kane stands, waiting for the play to start. Cornelius Coleman expresses his opin- Coach Thomas talks to Bobby Mitchell. Ronald Prunty holds Hilton Winstead drops back to ion for Steve Williams. pass. The team in the huddle. Hilton Winstead looks it over. Darryl Williams is in All Tevis Ellis chases his victim. District form. Darryl Williams gets off a beauty. 96 Take It To The Mat restling Mustangs | Michael ‘‘All-World’’ Rountree Michael Rountree No. 81. Michael Rountree is a 5'11”, senior, who is an ex- cellent athlete. Rountree is a jack of all trades when it comes to playing sports. Mike is an All-District Baseball player at second base. He is also a member of the Varsity Basketball team. Mike is one of the captains of the Varsity Football team. Mike was a super performer in every sport he participated in, especially i n football. He distinguished himself as an outstanding pass receiver and received many honors. Among them were: Michael looks concerned about a new play. eT) All-Time leading receiver at Manor (71) Most passes in a game (12) Most yards in a game (164) Most passes in a season (48) All-Time District leading receiver (71) Most passes in a season — District (48) Michael makes a spectacular catch. All-Portsmouth All-District All-Tidewater All-Region Mike had 48 season re- ceptions and 71 career re- ceptions. He broke re- cords and he set records, and they were: Most receiving yards in the 1985 season at Manor (814) Coach Willi hecks th iti f the ball é ye P 3 ges ncn a ae reitiene paca Robbie Mullen (10) boots a field goal with Tony Coach Williams is surrounded by offensive players ae Py Price (20) holding. as they talk over strategy for the next game. Tony Price practices technique that helped make The defense waits for the Opponents to get to the Coach Williams explains and demonstrates tech- him the team’s leading receiver. line of scrimmage. nique to his offensive linemen. J. Varsity Bottom row — Marvin Daughtry, Robert McAlpin, George Harris, Jeff Mulder, Mike Denmark, Kenny Johnson, James Stalls, Milton Harrell, Marcus Clifton, Charles Jackson, Vernon Slade Second row — Calvin Gatling, Kwebene Savage, Indian River players are surrounded by the Mustangs. Donnie Bell (62), Stacey Brett (44), Tony Price (20), George Harris (75), and Kenneth Johnson (65). 10¢ Kenwood Edwards (43) and Anthony Ruffin (12) Manor's offense (dark jerseys) prepares to drive for a touchdown. move across the field to defend against a sweep. af The bench is calmly supportive during a game. Left to right — Kwebene Savage, Jeff Mulder, Hutto, Coach Williams and Coach Thomas look on tensely Clifford Jennings, Jeff Freeman, and Calvin Virgil. as the offense moves toward the goal line. Power!! Dewon Jacobs, Tony Price, Kevin Jackson, Terrance Gladney, Stacey Brett, Bo Arrington, Donnie Bell, Jermaine Slade, Tim Profitt Third row — Dominique Rochelle, Ike Wilson, Marcus Daughtry, Harriston Winstead, Henri Rawls, Calvin Virgil, Robbie Mullen, | Kenwood Edwards, Mike Webb, Jeff Freeman | Top row — Coach Williams, Glen Hutto, Anthony Ruffin, Tim Wynn, | Jacobs, Cliff Jennings, Reno Bagby, Mike Jordan, Coach Thomas . Robbie Mullen (10) tries to cheer Mike Denmark (87) up after his touchdown reception was Called back. 101 ee _—— _— — - -° IE Dviieaahiioes, Wweeisrecrine ‘. The J.V. football team compiled its best record in recent memory (5-1-1). The only loss was a 6-4 heart- breaker to Wilson. A 0-0 tie with Great Bridge was the only other blemish on the record. The offense was led by sophomore quarterback Milton Harrell who often found his favorite receiver, Datonio Price, open for long gainers. The running game featured Kevin Jackson and Stacey Brett who combined for more than 300 yards in a 12-0 victory over Indian River. The season was high- lighted by outstanding offensive line plays from Jeff Anderson, Robert McAlpin, Kenneth Johnson, George Harris, Mike Denmark, and Donnie Bell. The defense was led by an eighth grader, Michael Webb and featured veterans Marvin Daughtry and Charles Jackson. Outstanding newcomers on the de- fense were defensive ends, Clifford Jennings and Mi- chael Jordan and defensive backs, Timmy Wynn and Anthony Ruffin. Milton Harrell received the most valuable offensive layer award and Michael Webb received the most valuable defensive player award. The team was coached by Leroy Williams and his assistant Charles Thomas from Waters. 104 Tights Are In ye YT 4 e Standing: Lisa Harding, Lisa Wells, Lisa Warren, Tonia Whitehead, Cherika Poole. Kneeling: Nisha Manley, Juanita Johnson, Samantha Thompson For Girls’ Cross Country Lisa Harding takes a second to catch her breath Joy Vann finds that praying helps to put her mind at while awaiting the results of her race. ease before she runs the 800 meter relay. The members of the girls in- door 800 meter relay team from left to right: Rhoda Johson, Joy Vann, Cherika Poole, and Vicky Smith. Lele Above: Rhoda Johnson leads off the mile relay at the Trojan Relays Right: Rhoda Johnson uses all of her skills and ability to run the hurdles at the Trojan Relays. Left: Charles Nash “snoozes” after a long day at the tract. Lisa Wells and Juanita Johnson rest before an important meet. 105 106 Caroline Girls’ Track and 2, Whitaker exercises before she runs. Rita Wright takes a serious break. Cross Country Lisa Wells works hard to travel through the trees and grass. The girls take a break after the meeting. Samantha Thompson takes a break. Juanita Johnson has a big lead on the other runners. 107 Coach Black talks to team members about the score at the first game of the season. Lonnie Ruffin makes a lay-up. Steve Williams gives the Carolina five. Ronald Prunty takes two Hornets to the hoop. Antonio Boone takes the ball to the hoop at will. Lonnie Ruffin out jumps the opponent from the start. Steve Williams leads the warm-ups for the last time this season. 108 They Have All The o ey a A ON OC Top Row: Edwin Creekmur, Carlton Walton, James Spence, Reggie Blackwell, Lorinzo Bagby, Roderick Moody, Tevis Ellis, Ronald Prunty Bottom Row: Mike Rountree, Lonnie Ruffin, Anthony Robinson, Antonio Boone, Chris Scott, Ricardo Pittman Air! L to R: Lonnie Roffin, Antonio Boone, Tevis Ellis Who Needs M. Jordan? 1 Coach Black 110 Varsity Girls Basketball Team ee DeeDee checks the scoring at half time. S Diniece goes up high for a lay-up. Defense is important in basketball. Sam scores again! Standing: Coach Gordon, Dena Simms, Kim White, Diniece Williams, Devonne Barnes, Shuwanda Gatling. Kneeling: Tonya Harris, Felicia Frank, Samantha Thompson, Tara Ridley, Dionne Copeland, Rachel Riley. _ Samantha Thompson makes a finger-roll off of the : ™ = Ls“ [ Dee-Dee Barnes shoots a long range jumper. backboard. Coach Gordon prays with the team before the game. The Basketball Team Is On The Gi: 8 Dale Ford uses the backboard to make a lay-up. Kim White tries to box-out the opponent. 111 and Girls J.V. Basketball Girls get into position for rebound. Anthony Ruffin, Jeff Elam, Cliff Jennings set up de- fense. Coach Acree gives final instructions. Author Williams leads the cheering from the bench. Antonio Turner makes a jump shot over the de. fense. Who will come up with the ball? 112 Team At Its Best Elam goes up high to block a shot. Turner directs the defense to the point of attack. Concentrate and make that shot. Ruffin defends against in-bounds pass. The ball is loose! Follow through. ! Sharon Elliott looks with intent. 113 Southeastern District Eastern Region Champions oe Bottom Row: Mike Rountree, Chris Rupe, Antonio Boone, Jerry Hatfield, David Wilkins, Darryl Williams, Mike Williams, Mike Denmark, Mike Harris Top Row: Coach Phelps, Jimmy Wynn, Hilton Winstead, Tommy Moody, Mark O'Connor, Jamie Ewers, Julius Rountree, Jeff Dover, Clarke Ryder. Lake Tayler ce. Princess Anne = 2 —| JR. Tucker ae | First Team All-District JIMMY WYNN MIKE ROUNTREE POSITION: 3rd BASE BATTING AVG. .412 POSITION: 2nd BASE BATTING AVG. .438 JAMIE EWERS JEFF DOVER Me ea aS POSITION: CENTERFIELD BATTING AVG. .402 POSITION: PITCHER MVP BATTING AVG. .396 MARK O'CONNOR HILTON WINSTEAD POSITION: SHORTSTOP BATTING AVG. .458 POSITION: LEFTFIELD BATTING AVG. .418 AUS The captains meet at home plate before the game. eee . To State Michael Rountree makes another spectacular play. 116 Baseball Mark O'Connor gets his glove ready. Made It Sue veiees if eeaeeaesise Antonio Boone goes down swinging. The Baseball Team was beaten by J.R. Tucker in the State Semi-Final Game. The team had a great year. Coach Phelps was very proud of the team after t he game. The team was very proud of each other when the season was over. The team goes to the dug-out before the game started. Competition IZ ae an LL Terrific Golf Team Gast G6 7 Paul Brannock [ | David Koyozed Michael Hubbard Standing — Keith Ricketts, Mike Hubbard, David Koyozed Kneeling — Paul Brannock, Craig Bradshaw 119 Togetherness makes us one big family off the field as well as on. left to right — Samantha Thompson, Michelle O'Connor, Denise Sparrer. Back — Amy Stuck and Kim Greer. Ms. Lubich signals Michelle O'Connor to take it easy. The Lady Mustags gain a well-earned run as Kristin A tie goes to the runner. Amy Stuck makes it to Christine Carr throws that super-fast pitch to the await- Bowen reaches home plate. base this time. ing batter. 121 See ene Standing: Eric Martin, Craig Bell, Michael Shearin, West Wilder, Kneeling: Bobby Hamilton, Thomas Gray Boys’ Cross ountry Standing: Charles Noon, Hilton Winstead, Jaudon Johnson, Bobby Mitchell, Charles Nash, Kneeling: Elvin Sine, Jody Leak, Ray Tisdom, Henry Deloatch, Sitting: Kermit Foster, Tony Tubbs, George Branch 122 The team is talking about a district championship. Coach Black is not as quick to mention championships, but he is optimistic with six returning seniors. Coach Black expects a banner year for this tennis team if some of the players missing from the picture show up in good shape and ready to play. They are Fred Cowan, Lonnie Ruffin and Darryl Williams who split his time between baseball and tennis last year. It remains to be seen whether he can work through the same situation this year. Joe DeSouza, Bobby Hinton, Donald Cherry, Kevin Phelps, Robert Moore. Confident Of Winning _ he, 7 y - @ 4 oo L ‘J { HEHRRERSEESBEE H| Milton Harrell and Mike Webb received the MV Girls’ Track Coach, Mr. Crute, gives The Varsity Cheerleaders are proud to have received awards for playing J.V. football. an everlasting speech about his girls their award. success. ae - ae cra co Coach Coleman presents Mike Johnson with his varsity letter. The Varsity Cheerleaders gave Carlton Copeland a pair of jogging pants, thanking him for all his efforts during the season, even though he got a broken leg against Oscar Smith. We’re On To J.V. Cheerleader, Elizabeth Robinson and her Mike Webb pauses in silence, and accepts his awards. mother discuss the exciting year she had while Stephen Williams just can’t wait to receive his cheering. Martin having a fine year during Cross Country season. Eric was also named MVP. Golf Coach, Mr. Brown. | Cl | CI oz ae | EC Cl ' Mr. Hillinch shows his appreciation for Eric Beth Williams, Melanie Holloman, and Nicole Thompson worked hard for their Cheering awards. The 1985 Track Team waits patiently to receive their awards for an outstanding year. Lisa Wells and Rhoda Johnson are two of Manor's finest indoor track hurdlers. Fall Sports Banquet (top) — Mr. Williams and Coach Thomas present Donnie Bell and Milton Harrell with certificates for playing J.V. Football. (middle) — Mr. Niemeyer, Mr. Potter, and Coach Thomas all take time to have a bite to eat. VARSITY FOOTBALL ALL DISTRICT — Mike Rountree Hilton Winstead Wayne Davis ALL REGIONAL — Mike Rountree ALL TIDEWATER — Mike Rountree Wayne Davis CROSS COUNTRY MVP Girls — Juanita Johnson MVP Boys — Eric Martin J.V. FOOTBALL MVP OFFENSE — L,J. Harrell MVP DEFENSE — Mike Webb (bottom) — Coach Thomas presents Wayne Davis with his hard earned varsity leeter. The Manor High School Varsity and Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders have had a very successful year. The cheerleaders work began in the summer, posing for year- book pictures outside. This may seem glamourous, but sifting in the hot sun is no fun. Lisa Parker and Mylinda Johnston (Captain and Co-captain) have a special relationship which extends through out the rest of the squad. At HOMECOM- ING the cheerleaders rooted and cheered for the MIGHTY MANOR MUS- TANGS. Back into squad formation the cheerleaders continue to turn fans’ heads. J e 1 1 0 127 Being a Varsity Cheerleader during your senior year is something special. Teresa Martin, Deana Parker, Lisa Parker, Tonya Harris, and Sabrina Hall, all will remember the ups and downs of cheering. But it’s all worth it, when you're cheering the Mighty Mustangs to a win. Teresa Marie Martin Seniors Lisa Parker 1985-86 Tonya Harris Varsity Deana Parker Cheerleader Sabrina Hall As you can see in both pictures the cheerleaders have interlocking arms which symbolize the togetherness they have. The MHS Varsity Cheerleaders (kneeling) L to R Benita Holley, Cheryl Moody, Sabrina Knight, Cindy Long, Tonya Harris, Mylinda Johnston, Zina Fleming, DeeDee Stafford, Lisa Parker, (standing) L to R Beth Burton, Nicole Thompson, Lorie Abbott, Tracy Mcneil, Emma Taylor, Melanie Holloman, and Bobbi Byrd. At a recent practice the cheerleaders were very busy making a pyramid for a football game. But in be- tween their practice they still found the time to pose for a picture with the fer- mer assistant principal, Mr. L. Wallace. 130 Sitting L to R: Elizabeth Robinson, Krystal Singleton, Kathy Spratlind, Dionne Price, Standing L to R: Elfread Williams, Kim Allnut, Leticia Sills Aine JIM Cheerleaders give it their all their team to victory. in cheering Elizabeth Robinson is preparing to go home before a hard night of cheering. The J.V. Cheerleaders are very excited about the game. The J.V. Cheerleaders are getting ready to do their thing. Dionne Price shows her mustang spirit. Soccer Is A Kick CRAIG BELL GOES AT THE BALL WITH HIS ARMS UP HIGH. ee uae eo ee ee ed KRIS KAUFFMAN AND GLENN HENDRICKS HUSTLE STEVE WILLIAMS HUSTLES FOR THE BALL. FOR THE SOCCER BALL. Samantha Thompson Goes Beyond The Limit Sam gets ready to start the game off right. Samantha jumps-and shoots 2 for her team. Samantha Thompson, a junior, is the leading scorer for her school and district. She broke the school record for scoring the most points in one game (boys and girls). Her aim is to score 1000 points for her school and this is all projected to happen before she graduates from MHS. She is co-captain for girls varsity basketball, and she is the model for all her team mates. They all respect her for her great ability to be an all around athlete. Sam excels in every sport she plays, she has made a total of 453 points this season in basketball. Samantha Thompson is an outstanding athlete. She also plays softball, (catcher outfielder), and she has high hopes for this sport. Samantha prepares to shoot a basket. She's the BEST!!! 133 Sam plays defense as well as many other positions. Take “Em Down — Bottom Row: Coach Goode Kneeling: Buddy Torrey, Antoine Staton, Eric Stalin, Tony Cuffee, Trell Nix, James Hoard, Kurt El- liott 2nd Row: Tracey Ellis, Melvina Eaton, Kirk Crocker, Larry Elliott, Brian Ellis, Walter Kent, Shannon Wilkinson, Rhonda Thompson. 3rd Row: Dominic Rochelle, Al- bert Holaso, Elvine Sine. 4th Row: Troy Hollowell, Tony Fox, Rob Mullen, Calvin Pugh, Fred Cowan, Kermit Sheppard, | Robert McAlpin. The wrestling Captains are: kneel- ing, Tony Cuffee — 119, standing, Larry Elliott — 176, Calvin Pugh — 145, and Coach Goode a former state wrestling champion for Man- or High at 155, These leaders truly help the Mustangs to their many victories. The Manor High wrestling team has improved tremendously over the last few years. Coach Goode needs to be recognized for his contribution, time, and effort in making this year’s team great. 134 To The Ground Prt Fe a DA A M FOCTBALI | kame « _ Antoine Staton poses for a picture with his as ena a for the winners in the lst annual Mustang 3rd place trophy. ric iowl Ure nrsa pte ee 135 136 e Put It All Together. (1st row) Teresa Martin, Katrina Harrison, Dwayne Robinson, Tonya Harris, Maurice Harris, Darryl Williams, Sherry Ward, and Chandra Francis. (2nd row) Shelly Crocker, Mike Merr, Joel Mixon, Antoine Staton, Yvette Chandler,Laverne Magee, and Dee Dee Stafford. (3rd row) Cathy Spradlin, Laurie Belding, Wayne Thomas, Mary Kidd, Jamie Ewers, Gwen Eaton, and Jacque’ Gore. ie s Even though Katrina and Gwen help with the Mr. Williams is the man with the yearbook plans. Dee Dee spends most of her time typing copy production of the yearbook they still have time for the yearbook. to read the school newspaper. To be on the yearbook staff you should always look busy like these students. Latrice Battle takes a break outside. Cami Osborne is off in dream land. Carlton Copeland needs some TLC. Break imel TTttl! Robbie Mullen never takes a break from football. “This is hard work.” Nisha Manley and Cherika Poole display their fa- 137 vorite jerseys. 138 10th Grade Debbie Adair Kimberly Allnut Darius Anderson Jefferey Anderson Kimberly Auman Amy Babb Victoria Banks Tracey Barner Tracey Barret Alphonsa Battle Robert Battle Laurie Belding Donald Bell Mike Bender Carolyn Bennett Gregory Bissette Richard Blake Correy Bonner Dionetta Boone Lisa Boykin Dennis Boyette William Brett Lamar Broadnax Melanie Brown William Brown Elizabeth Burton Barbara Byrd Eric Carey Edith Colden Jacinta Collins Sophomores y y 2 ’ y 4 Ete. . AL cs = er Sophomores 10th Grade Arlie Corbett Joe Coyle Kirk Crocker Shelly Crocker Micheal Curran Chandra Davis Glen Davis Lavonne Davis Vickie Davis Aurburn Dawson Marvin Daughtry Micheal Denmark Craig Dillard Sonia Downey Raymond Drake Gary Drew Kenwood Edwards Milton Edwards Jeffrey Elam Larry Elliott Sharon Elliott Derryck Evans Dusty Everhart Jason Farwell Tawana Felton Nichol Fisher Stacia Fraklin Delvetia Ford Kermit Foster Anthony Fox 139 140 10th Grade David Glenn Andrea Grant Andy Gray Mike Gray Micheal Gravitt Rendell Green Larry Griffin Tonya Griffin Mark Hammonds Lisa Harding Kelly Harness Milton Harrell Betty Harris George Harris Roland Harris Donna Hartley Yvette Harvey Richard Heath Larruaun Hechler Michell Hedgepeth Micheal Hendrick Mark Hill Wanda Hoggard Albert Holaso Dale Holden Melanie Holloman Deborah Homsher Kathleen Howell Julie Hudgins David Hutto Sophomores Sophomores — iy, Nl! 7 ill wel 14) WAS 10th Grade Charles Jackson Anthony Jenkins Catherine Jenkins Jaudon Johnson Steven Johnson Kenya Jones LaVonda Jones James Kay Walter Kent Amy Kidd Melinda Lane Boris Lawrence Bryant Lewis Linda Lewis Cynthia Long Richard Loper James Luck Ernestine Mann Angel Matthews Greg Mattson Robert McAlpin Ann McCarty Jeff, McCellan Michelle McCledon Fredrick McCain Melissa McCoy Karen McNeil Paul McRae Lyn Merritt James Mizelle 141 142 10th Grade Amy Molleen Cheryl Monroe Sheryl Moody Desi Moore Robert Moore Rosalind Moore Jeffery Mulder Robert Mullen Charles Nash Paris Newton Michelle O'Connor Dennie Parker Tonya Patterson Eric Perrine Lisa Perry Cherika Poole Lynette Powers Kevin Prevatte Dantanio Price Charolette Ramey Henri Rawls Archie Raysor Micheal Raysor Shawn Reed Tonya Reid Caroline Ricks Elizabeth Robinson Adrienne Sapp Kimberly Scarlett Latrice Shaw Sophomores Sophomores 10th Grade Kermit Sheppard Dena Simms Letitia Sills Micheal Shearin Afton Smith Corey Smith Kristina Smith Tonya Smith Victoria Smith Cathy Spradlin Gracette Spenser James Stalls Emily Stowe Robert Swindell Brenda Tevis Tonda Townsend Antonio Turner Scott Turner Keith Veal Angela Walton Marcellious Walker Shannon Waters Carlton Walton Yolanda Watson Lisa Wells Caroline Whitaker Chad White Kimberly White Marcel White Henri Wiggins 143 144 10th Grade Elfreda William s Aurthor Williams Denise Williams Stephen Williams Coretta Wilson Jeffrey Wilson Mark Winbrough Robert Winfield Derrick Young Kevin Gilchrist John Mizelle Sophomores mnie “Ain't I cute,” explains Tonya Harris. Everyone begs for a break in P.E. “That’s funny.” laughs Melessia Langston. , | | Just Mess ’N Around “Thats cool.” says Tony Tubbs. Devone Barnes and Yolanda Yeleity show their Felecia Mayfield is always at her best. “I'm going home.” says Rhods Johnson. friendship. : 145 LORIE ABBOTT JOSEPH ALLSBROOK ROBERT ALLSBROOK DARWIN ANDERSON DEVON ANDERSON KIM ANDERSON TODD ANDERSON WINSTON ANDLETON MARITA BACKUS BARON BARNES DEVONNE BARNES WENDY BARNES LESLIE BARTRAM TINA BEAGLE CRAIG BELL TARA BENSON VICKIE BENTON AMY BESS TONDA BLOUNT KEVIN BOFFA LISA BOLTON ANTONIO BOONE CYNITA BOONE STEVEN BOONE 146 Juniors PY Juniors TONYA BOONI KRISTIN BOWEN JENNIFER BOWLES KENNETH BRADSHAW ANGIE BRANCH GEORGE BRANCH PAUL BRANNOCK CLAYTON BRITT JOHN BROEN DECALA BROOKS PAMELA BROOKS ERIC BROWN KENNY BROWN SHAWN BROWN KEVIN BRYANT JONETTE BUTLER JOEY BYRD ANTHONY CANNELLA CONNIE CARPENTER CHRISTINE CARR TERI CARRINGTON LAURA CAULDWELL YVETTE CHANDLER CLEVETTE CHERRY 147 DONALD CHERRY MICHAEL CHILDRESS LYNN CLANTON LISA COLE MICHAEL COMES CARLTON COPELAND MARK CRABB STACEY CRAWFORD EDWIN CREEKMUR CURTIS CROWELL TONY CUFFEE TYRONE CUFFEE ALAN CUTCHINS DAVID DAIL SAMANTHA DANIELS TRACEY DAVIS OTIS DOWTIN JULIE DRAKE CINDY DUNAWAY GENE EATON TODD ELEY BRIAN ELLIOTT LISA ELLIOTT TODD ELLIOTT 148 Juniors Juniors NY TEVIS ELLIS AMOS EPPS KATRYN ERLBECK MICHAEL ESCRICHE JACQUELINE EVANS JAMIE EVANS TIMOTHY EVANS PATRICIA FELTON STEPHANIE FIELDS TROY FLEMING ZINA FLEMING TRENT FOWLER SHERRY FREDRICK ANGIE FREEMAN PAUL GARRISON TERRY GARY SHUWANDA GATLING ANN GOODRICH GREG GOODWIN KIM GRACE DARRYL GRANT THOMAS GRAY KIM GROVE KEITH GRUBBS 149 KEVIN GRUBBS WAYNE HADDOCK YVETTE HALL BOBBY HAMILTON MONIQUE HAMMONDS DOMINIQUE HARRIS SHANNON HARRIS TONYA HARRIS BENITA HATCHETT GLENN HENDRICKS TRACEY HENDRICKS CHRISTINE HENDRIX FRED HINES ANESIA HODGES GERALD HOFFLER RHONDA HOGGARD BENITA HOLLEY CHARITY HOLLOWELL STEVEN HOLLOWELL MIKE HUBBARD WILLIE HUNTER ALAN HUTTO SHEILA HUTTO BOBBY INMAN 150 Juniors Juniors KELLY JACKSON MARGARET JAMES SHIRLETTA JAMISON KENNETH JEFFRIES AVERIE JENKINS CHRISTIE JOHNSON JUANITA JOHNSON MYLINDA JOHNSTON DENISE JONES DERRICK JONES KICHARD JONES ANTWAN JORDAN CHRIS KAUFMAN JOHN KLEIBER SABRINA KNIGHT YOLANDA LASSITER BILLY LAWSON JODY LEAK JOHN LIETUVINIKAS KEITH LUCK PATRICE LYNCH DAVID MANLY ERIC MARTIN KAREN MARTIN FELICIA MAYFIELD SUZETTE MICHAUD JIMMY MILLER BOBBY MITCHELL DIANA MITCHELL MAX MITCHELL VERNON MITCHELL RODERICK MOODY CHRIS NEVILLE TODD NEIDERMEYER CHARLES NOON MARIE ORTIZ CAMI OSBOURNE MARGARET OVERSTREET MICHELE PARENT CHRIS PARRISH JAMES PARRISH MIKE PERRINE NADINE PERRY DANA PHELPS LORVETTA PITT BRANDON POPE TONYA PULLEY BARRY RATHBONE 152 Juniors Juniors SHARNELL RAWLS TOJANIA RIDDICK ANTHONY ROBINSON DWAYNE ROBINSON RICHARD ROCKWELL LETICIA SAUNDERS RENEA SEARS RODNEY SELDON LAURA SHAW TAMMY SHOATZ OPEL SIMMONS ELVIN SINE PATRICK SMITH SHARISE SMITH JAMES SPENCE SHANTELL SPENCER JESSE SPIRES TRACI STOKES AMY STUCK DONNA THOMAS MARC THOMAS NICOLE THOMPSON SAMANTHA THOMPSON AMBER TILLEY 153 RAY TISDOM RONNIE TRAINHAM ANTHONY TUBBS DONALD TURNER JACKIE VICK LISA WARREN TINA WEST BERNITA WHITAKER DAVID WHITLEY WEST WILDER SHANNON WILKINSON ELIZABETH WILLIAMS KENNY WILLIAMS KEVIN WILLIAMS HERMAN WILSON TIMOTHY WILSON RICKY WINTHER ROBERT WOODARD RICKY WYSONG YOLANDA YELTY WILLIAM ZEMIENIEUSKI 154 Juniors Let’s Get Physical The girls reach for the sky. Larry Elliott takes a break from the action. The girls got excited when their teammate shoots Ei 5 a8 3 pe ese ok class. for the basket. 155 Freshmen TRACY ABBOTT JEREMY ALBERTSON REBECCA ALDERMAN TAMY ALLISON CHRISTINE ANDERSON ROBIN ANDERSON PAMELA ANTHONY PAMELA ARRINGTON TAMMY ARTIS AMBER ASKEW RICKY BARNIKOW JAMES BARFIELD JESSE BASS DALE BLOODGOOD DANNY BOND IVY BOND SHANA BOONE BRITTANY BOWEN RAINA BOWDEN RONALD BRANNON KAREN BRIGHT ROBERT BROOKS PAMELA BROWN LISA BUTLER JEERS CARES; MIKE CARPENTER GERRY CARROW WANDA CLANTON MARCUS CLIFTON BRIAN CODY 156 Freshmen DIONNE COPELAND LUGY COTSIMOPOULOUS GORDON COUNCIL CATRICE COX CHRIS CRENNEL RAY CRITE EMILY CUFFEE DOMINIC CUTLER BENJAMIN DAVIS SHANNON DAVIS SHARON DAVIS TRINA DAVIS MARCUS DAUGHTRY ANDRE DOWNING ANGELA DREW DIANNE DUDLEY MIKE DUKE STEPHEN EDWARDS CURTIS ELLIOTT GREGORY ELLIOTT STEVEN ELLIOTT TRACEY ELLIS DANA EVERETT DAMON EVERETT VANTONIO EVERETT KENNETH FAULKES NELSON FIELDS JOSEPH FLEMING DARRYL FRANK STEPHANIE GAMBOA 157 Freshmen MICHAEL GARRIS RENE GARRET VALERIE GARRETT JEROME GARY PAUL GASKINS CALVIN GATLING A MY GILETTE TERRANCE GLADNEY MONICA GREGORY CORLISS GORDON JOHN HOLLINGSWORTH HELEN HAMPTON DEANNA HEAGEN TASHA HENDERSON CHARLENE HICKS SCO MMPI ERICA HINTON JAMES HOARD MYRNA HOLASO MONICA HOPKINS KERRY HUGHES JACYNTHIA HUNTER GLENN HUTTO RUTH INGRAM KEVIN JACKSON GARY JENKINS CLIFFORD JENNINGS KENNETH JOHNSON KIM JOHNSON TANYA JOHNSON 158 Freshmen BERRY JONES CHRIS JONES ROBBIE JONES TROY JORDAN DARREN KLIEBER JOHN LASSITER TERESA LESKE CHRISTINE LEWIS TIMOTHY LEWIS SHARON LILLARD KEVIN LILLE DEVONIA LINDSEY ROBIN LIVESEY SANDY LONG AARON MABEN ANTHONY MABEN PERNELL MACK JOHNNY MAJETTE NISHA MANLEY MARIA MAYFIELD REBECCA MASTERS JOANNA MCGEE MONIQUECA MCEACHIN YVETTE MCNEIL CHRISTINE MIEDEL ROBB MINTER DEXTER MITCHELL SHAWN MITCHELL JOHNELL MIXON BROOKS MOORE 159 Freshmen STEVEN MOSLEY DENISE MYRICK PATRICK NEE BRYANT NIX BRIAN OVERSTREET LABARBARA OWENS NORMAN OWES CURTIS PARKER KRISTIE PARKER DAVID PERRY TAMMY PHELPS MICHEAL PIERSOL ERIC POWELL LARRY PRUITT DIONNE PRICE IRVING PRICE TIMOTHY PROFFITT JOHNNY QUICK JAMES RAWLS DELORISE RIDDICK KELLEY RIDDICK RACHEL RILEY DANNY ROBEY DARRELL ROBINSON DOMINIC ROCHELLE CHRIS ROGERSON FRANITA ROLLINS LESLIE RORRER JAMIE SHEARIN LISA SHELLEY 160 | | Freshmen MIKE SHELTON LESLIE SIMIEN ANTWONE SIMON GLEN SINE CRISTAL SINGLETON SHERRI SKELTON ALLEN SPIRES DENISE STAFFORD ERIC STALLINGS DAWN STEVENS TIA STEVENS SCOTT TALBERT ERIC TAPLER CHRISTY TARKENTON JESSICA TAYLOR KEITH TILLEY ANTHONY THOMPSON CHIQUITA TOWNSEND WILLIAM TROLLINGER JON TUCKER CHARLES TOIAN MICHEAL UPTON MELODY VANCE JOY VANN JAMES VINSON ALLAN WALKER MELINA WALKER DARLENE WALTON DIONNE WARD WILLIAM WARD 161 SHAWN WARE LETITIA WARREN WILLIAM WATTS ANDREA WHITE TAMIKA WHITAKER GERALD WHITEFIELD TONYA WHITEHEAD WILLIE WIGGINS ANGIE WILLIAMS DONICA WILLIAMS DONNA WILLIAMS LUCREITA WILLIAMS EARL WILSON IKE WILSON ANTHONY WILSON HARRISON WINSTEAD BYRON WRIGHT RITA WRIGHT TIMMY WYNN CHRIS YANNI BILLY YOUNGER ROBERT COUNCIL 162 Freshmen Gorgeous Goonies” Pont oat “I'm gonna git you.” “Brewing up some juicy gossip”. What is it? “On this day, the student body at Manor really got into the spirit of Halloween by dressing like a goonie character. This was a very exciting day!” “Let's face it, I’m beautiful.” “Tammy schemes up a devious deed.” “Look at the Goonies.” “See ya tonight.” “Tonight is our night.” 164 SENIOR DIRECTOR Y Adams, Timothy L. 28 Bolling Rd. 488 -8896 Alexander, Michael 3400 Nelson St. 399 - 1830 Anderson, Sonya J. 1435 Holt Dr. 485 -4499 Arrington, Karen Y. 1508 E. Carson Cr. 465-1808 Ashburn, Terry M. 610 Rapidan St. 485 -9147 Atkins, Diane L. 1408 Gort Ct. 485 -1564 Atkinson, Keisha V. 906 Taft Dr. 487 -4095 Bagby, Delorise R. 802 Robinson Rd. 485 -9479 Ball, Sharon R. 1211 Jewell Av. 488 - 7466 Barks, Emmanuel T. 902 Darren Dr. 487 -4033 Blizzard, Annette 4600 Greenwood Dr. 465 -0043 Boone, Janice L. 1623 Belafonte Dr. 485 -4495 Bowden, Roderick K. 517 Taft Dr. 485 -2226 Bridgeford, Antoinette D. 1220 W. Jamal La. 487 - 7868 Brown, Charisse L. 648 Lancer Dr. 488 -6635 Brown, Denise M. 1404 Bardot La. 465 -3742 Brown, Tanya C. 515 Eisenhower Ci. 487 -3874 Butts, Antonio 1213 Summit Ave. 397 -7544 Caraway, Laura L. 211 Elmhurst La. 488 -6826 Coltrain, Shire E. 158 Yorkshire Rd. 488 -6818 Compton, Paul A. 16 S. Colin Dr. 488 - 3994 Cowan, Fredrick H. 923 Sacony St. 488 - 3204 Crawford, Gregory A. 1602 Lyontine La. 485 -4586 Creecy, Susan K. 508 Yorkshire Rd. 488 -0059 Cullifer, Robert D. 313 Sequoia Rd. 488 - 2994 Cutler, Theodore T. 1212 W. Jamal La. 487 -9677 Davis, Wayne R. 900 Mineo La. 487 -8948 De Souza, Joseph C. 510 Norcum Ci. 485 -3984 Downey, Gregory T. 405 Dwight Dr. 487 -0734 Driver, Jerry 1204 Lakeview Dr. 487-2131 Eaton, Gwendolyn M. 917 Bold St. 485 -5827 Echols, Tabbatha S. 1439 Hold Dr. 485 -4589 SENIOR DIRECTORY Edwards, Ruth L. 920 Martin Av. 465-1472 Elliott, Karlton D. 1204 W. Jamal La. 487 -6818 Ellis, Brian O. 805 Taft Dr. 485 -5363 Evans, Kelly A. 16 Kearney Wa. 488 - 3894 Everett, Jr. Leslie B. 1431 Lake Forest Dr. 488 -0145 Ewers, Jamie 232 Mayflower Rd. 488-5415 Fly, Stephanie A. 207 Mimosa Rd. 488-5677 Francis, Chandra P. 6 W. Pollux Ci. 488 -7475 Franklin, Shajuan E. 409 Beechdale Rd. 485 -3350 Frederick, Frank E. 122 Allard Rd. 487-7456 Fritz, Jon R. 400 Oriole Rd. 488 -5268 Gallashaw, Clarence 129 Allard Rd. 487 - 7392 Gardner, Henri 103 Lakeview Dr. 487 -3341 Gilchrist, Pervis C. 1404 Cole Rd. 487 -8359 Gills, Sonya Y. 200 Pine Bf. 465 -0596 Goff, Virginia E. 412 Mimosa Rd. 488 -9192 Gore, Jacqueline P. 803 Arnold Palmer Dr. 465 - 1386 Green, Leah L. 506 Eisenhower Ci. 485 -5003 Griffin, Gwendolyn R. 203 Riddick Dr. 487 -6812 Griffin, Kathryn B. 1432 Horne Av. 465-3811 Hall, Kevin A. 717 Nottingham Rd. 488 -9229 Hall, Sabrina 1158 N. Carrington Cr. 487-5162 Harness, Wendy M. 113 Shore Dr. 488 - 2683 Harris, Maurice 1152 N. Carrington Cr. 487-7731 Harris, Robert A. 627 Dunedin Rd. Harris, Tommy 1 Cosby Ct. 485 - 2389 Harris, Tonya J. 1026 Cherokee Rd. 465 - 2863 Harrison, Katrina Y. 1310 Denver Dr. 487 -4273 Hatfield, Gerald W. 604 Gladstone Av. 488-8559 Hill, Michael A. 814 Tazewell St. 465-3754 Hill, Stephanie J. 7 Early Dr. 465 -0447 Hocutt, Cynthia D. 109 Logan Dr. 465-1728 165 166 SENIOR DIRECTORY Holland, Jr. William E. 221 Mohican Dr. 488 -6992 Holloman, Natalie 1124 S. Carrington Cr. 487 - 2750 Imbriaco, Darin W. 29 Cypress Rd. 488 -5078 Jackson, Kimberly J. 611 Henderson St. 485-3314 James, Burnie 1129 S. Carrington Cr. 487-5319 Johnson, Michael E. 1010 Clay St. 465 -3796 Johnson, Rhoda R. 506 Norcum Ci. 487 -9748 Jones, Cynthia D. 824 Liston La. 487 - 3780 Jones, Patricia M. 142 Allard Rd. 487 -3278 Kee, Tracie L. 2709 Ballard Av. 488 - 7386 Kidd, Mary E. 125 Smith Av. 488-5931 Kozoyed, David A. 300 Snead Fw. 488 -7146 Langley, Denise E. 1648 Darren Ci. 488 -0883 Langston, Melissa Y. 1213 Darren Dr. 485 - 3865 Lauer, Gregory M. 510 Berkshire Rd. 488 - 3920 Lindsay, George A. 1206 Warfield Dr. 487 -3379 Lipscomb, Leonard S. 1619 Stratford St. 485 -9293 Locke, Sonya O. 514 Spectator St. 485 -9029 Maben, Tiffany R. 601 Taft Dr. 487 -5468 Magee, Laverne 613 Henderson Ave. 485 -9136 Martin, Faith 8 Cavalier Ct. 465 - 3483 Martin, Teresa 1218 Nero Dr. 465 -3692 McNeil, Tracey L. 1206 Alcindor Rd. 487 -6060 Megill, Krista A. 3149 Biscayne Dr. 488 - 7646 Merr, Paul M. 712 Berkshire Rd. 465 -3729 Midgette, Harold V. 1414 Loren Cr. Ming, Odell L. 3 Wilkins Ct. 487 -3418 Mixon, Joel D. 1223 Roosevelt BI. 487 -6046 Moore, Julie R. 208 Charlotte Dr. 488 -6601 Moore, Terry D. 1424 Lake Forest Dr. 465-1659 Myers, Stephanie P. 1413 Roosevelt BI. 487 -4188 OConnor, Mark L. 415 Dominion Rd. 465 -0616 SENIOR DIRECTOR Y Parker, Dena M. 1711 Hodges Ferry Rd. 488-5129 Parker, Lisa R. 412 Anndora Rd. 488 -0888 Phelps, Kevin 24 Byers Av. 488 -6108 Pope, Susan R. 904 Bailey PI. Potts, Charles A. 4618 Greenwood Dr. Pugh, Calvin R. 1515 Basie Cr. 487-0717 Pullie, Dawn M. 10 Brown Ct. 488 -6125 Rawls, Adriane T. 1420 Welcome Rd. 465-1310 Redford, Candace A. 1401 Horne Av. 465-1617 Rickets, Jr. Keith W. 409 Park Manor Rd. 488 -5893 Ricks, Preston S. 510 Tazewell St. 485-9019 Ridley, Tara D. 1331 Lansing Av. 399-7146 Robinson, George K. 1121 Horne Av. 465 -3857 Robinson, Samuel A. 801 Robinson Rd. 485 -3969 Rountree, Danita R. 1531 Darren C1. 465-1950 Rountree, Michael E. 4302 Greenwood Dr. 465 -3883 Ruffin, Lonnie M. 507 Viking St. 487 -0260 Schroyer, Melissa A. 2945 Replica La. 483-2459 Scott, Christopher B. 1611 Marciano Dr. 487 -0023 Sharp, Justus M. 303 Warfield Dr. 485-5616 Skipper, Keith L. 967 Tazewell St. 465 - 3693 Slater, Charles D. 1525 Blanche Dr. 488 -6880 Smith, Charles J. 1015 Clay St. 465 -3824 Snead, Jr. Wayne D. 816 Lancer Dr. 465 -0933 Sparrer, Denise L. 729 Brunswick Rd. 488 - 7569 Staton, Antoine M. 1419 Holt Dr. 487 -1041 Stevenson, Gary 904 Bold St. 487 -5025 Taylor, Emma J. 658 Lancer Dr 485 -5665 Taylor, Felicia M. 1207 Alcindor Rd. 487 -6870 Stevenson, Gary 904 Bold St. 487-5025 Taylor, Emma J. 658 Lancer Dr 485 -5665 Taylor, Felicia M. 1207 Alcindor Rd. 487 -6870 167 168 SENIOR DIRECTORY Terrell, Gia L. 1565 Darren Ci. 465 - 3844 Thomas, Wayne L. 612 Elmhurst La. Thompson, Carla 819 Bold St. 485 -4304 Thompson, Lesa 208 Logan Dr. 488 -6205 Towe, Andria M. 1528 Darren Ci. 488 -6531 Townsend, Kimberly E. 905 Tazewell St. 465 - 3053 Turner, Deborah A. 1036 Cherokee Rd. 488 -6982 Vaughan, Dean M. 1303 Tatem Av. 488 -0590 Vick, Debora L. 6 Damon Ct. 488 - 2063 Terrell, Gia L. 1565 Darren Ci. 465 -3844 Thomas, Wayne L. 612 Elmhurst La. Thompson, Carla 819 Bold St. 485 -4304 Thompson, Lesa 208 Logan Dr. 488 -6205 Towe, Andria M. 1528 Darren Ci. 488-6531 Townsend, Kimberly E. 905 Tazewell St. 465 -3053 Turner, Deborah A. 1036 Cherokee Rd. 488 -6982 Vaughan, Dean M. 1303 Tatem Av. 488 -0590. 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