Manor High School - Mustang Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1988 volume:

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Spirit week consisted of: Mon- day — no school, Tuesday — 50's and 60's day, Wednesday — nerd and backwards day, Thursday — costume day, and Friday — school colors day. Some students showed their spirit by being in the Homecoming Court, Parade, and some went over to the visitors side to out cheer the Brave cheer- leaders. To bad Braves, Manor lives on. sxow WLS Sophomore Arris Kearny went all out on Backwards day. Juniors Christine Anderson and Kelly Carr display some punk rock creativity on Costume Day Delano Gibbs, Ray Crite, Tonya Smith and Tina Martin sell souvenirs Mus- tangs for the Art Club. Our New Principal Ms. Judith Kirman, Principal, has made a number of changes in her first year as principal. Ms. Kirman chats with Mrs. Thompson. Welcome to Manor High Mrs. Kirman! And Helpers Mr. Dwayne Jeter, Assistant Principal, spends part of his time Mr. Charles Perlick, Assistant Principal, stretches his legs after handling referrals. spending hours at his desk with students. ey Even Mr. Jeter has time to take a 4 picture. Mr. Perlick is busy as usual. N 10 The Thing We Dr oom Mc Aitashia Cathag ties te faith her work Duayne Casper is obsewing something - before the bell rings. other Than his work. Somebody call wotoun, Felicia Border, Janet Robinson, and Aris Kearny are the neu) huprewes. ee RRR Y ammtne Misty Bryaat 4 recouperaling from a Tough test, but Neal Boone is Keit Soot and Adrian Moore cant find anything che to do. Shiving hard. . 2. At Manor High School Jon Tucker itidies very hard before he fail one of Mn, Wikaws text. — oe el,” Misty Bryant and Trina Davis prove only people wilhoit a ride eal in the cateleria. Wilk her many campaign bullous on, Janet Robinson voted for everybody. Two students Take thrns applying make-up. This i what goes on in the girth locker room. Oo QS ah ® BW a Wt Students At M.H.S. Have Smile! Tonya Smith your on Candid Camera. oP Laurianne Heckler pauses to take a quick picture. No one can catch Shelby Britt off guard!!! Something To Smile About. mT; ie d ooo 4 Manor High School has been known for many peeeee tt treeeentt . UL er Si. years for its excellence, and the students play a very marrsessresertty : important role. Our pride shows in everything we peer peceenmemocnate rt do, including our studies, ambitions, and highlights of our work. So lets take a peek at how our students show that they have what it takes. Alberta Saunders knows taking a picture is easier than Biology. Tonya Johnson wants this picture all to herself. Tony Price and Melissa McCoy smile for the camera. 13 14 The Meesome Threesome ... Derryck Evans, Kermit Sheppard, and Jeff Anderson. Derric Young, Michelle Newton, Pam Brown and Derryck Evans are “Working Hard.” Stephanie Wade, Tamara Meade, Shane Todd and Melinda Lane look thrilled about their work. The Marching Mustangs Show-Off At Homecoming Halftime. Kim Ellis flashes a smile as she gets set to perform. Nicole Fisher leads the Mustang Majorettes. Tawanda Felton directs the band during the homecoming Halftime. Carla Johnson, a first year band student, alternates in carrying the banner and the American Flag. 16 17 14 The 87-88 Home- coming was a great success as always. Our famous Manor Mus- tangs beat the Indian River Braves 21 to 11. 7. 4 Everybody was in suspense all week to know the Queen and King. It seems that the best is always saved for last. Home- coming Queen was Cindy Long and the King was Charles Jackson. As usual it was another victory for the Mustang Pride. ¢ Adrian Jordan, Chaun Ricks Senaa Hoot d in fnfak” Delores Riddick, Byron Wright Tonya Smith, Chris Mizelle 19 Homecoming Queen and King 1987! Smile because they’re special! wu eo is Letitia Sills and Author Williams are glad to be part of this event. Freshmen Representatives have a lot of pride. Latrice Shaw and Charles Jackson are overjoyed. oP of ae Classes! . No ho wUSTaIgg Re | y) During the pep rally, the football players take a moment to pose for a picture. Mustang! I guess they “Heard It Through The Grapevine”. For the Homecoming “87-88” the Mustangs strutted their stuff in front of Indian River. The floats competing in the contest were the Pep Club, the Art Club, Juniors, Seniors, cheerleaders, and the Spanish Club. The winning float was ‘The Money Machine” by the Art Club. The 2nd place float was “Cantia Mexicana” by the Spanish Club. And the 3rd place float was the Junior class float. The winner of the game was — who else? The Manor Mustangs, 21-11. This is ‘The Money Machine” put together with color covered with money and constructed by the art club. $ The Junior class “Gambled on the Mustangs.” SWEATERS ARE IN 24 | TEACHERS AS WE WILL | ALWAYS REMEMBER THEM. Somebody wake up Mr. Gusky. So this is what you called being buried in the kitchen. Take a wild guess who this is. 1 Gentlemen, I don’t want to have to repeat myself read the article. Dream, Dream, Dream Francine, Robert, Felicia, and John aren’t camera shy. R Marlo waves to the camera for attention. YA HAD TO BE Pernell is in a hurry to leave! As usual, everyone is ready to leave Manor! 26 Donnie asks Trey “now what?” — Who's that Girl? It’s time for rest period! Everyone's ready to escape! ad NNNERANANNTUOUTBAOSSOUNWDANOAATTVNERTEMRCOANESD SGU TOGSRDNUUDDONDHOUUNENANNLRUEREANSONODSASANGACUUNUCUAANANNUONUAGAUNHRANDUANUONNENU?” Mrs. Stevenson, Assistant Librarian Librarian Mrs. Bonner, NTU SCAT MMMM are fun. Cc These kids think 28 The students and faculty of Manor High School take advantage of the library whenever possible. Mrs. Bonner opens the library before classes in the morning and stays after classes in the afternoon. The students feel welcome anytime during the day to make use of the library. Thanks Mrs. Bonner for making us welcome! Where It’s At! 29 = 5 a Library Ladies Of The 80’s Va —' Typing is a major part of Mrs. Stevenson’s job as a library clerk. Being Ourselves Yvette Harvey wants to know, why we're taking her picture. How many people do you see in this picture? “Qe Oghe Oeee ge. ¥ ft i ' A few team members wait for the bell to ring. The Homecoming Court gets the last laugh. 32 5 You can’t back out now! English At It’s Best San Diego = Urranan mae Mrs. Swinton gives us a minute of her valuable time. Ms. Copeland's grade book must be worth smiling about. Mrs. Smith likes a good mystery. Nothing interferes with Ms. Bell’s lessons. Mr. Pfeifer shows English teachers have many tal- ents. 34 A Trip Around The World Mrs. Diggs busily checks her work. SEAN Mr. Crute knows money is understood in every language. Ms. Lucas knows Mrs. Determeyer’s Spanish is no joke. 35 36 Mrs. Honre gets caught in Math Analysis) Touch POtec Mall Mrs. Burroughs is at lost for words. (Math, Geometry) The faculty office is where they hide. To the Left: Mrs. Anchors (Geometry, Algebra) The right Mrs. Jarman (AlI- gebra) Mrs. Norris takes a coffee brea after a hard day. (Algebra II, Mat Analysis ) Mrs. Patton is ready to relax. (Math) Class Mr. Dugan shows that G.Q. smile. (Earth Mr. Thompson takes a break. Students teacher, Steve Jackson Science) (Earth Science) visits Manor's Science Depart- ment. Mrs. Stephson fines amusement as she looks in her grade book. (Chemistry) Science Mrs. McNeil shows her good side. (Physics) Mrs. Butlar has a coke and smile! (Biology) 37 Helping Today To Make A Better ben Mrs. Cross gives us a little bit of her time. (Math) Mrs. Hargraves is excited about her picture. (Edu- cation for Employment) usa bi AS Mrs. Spicely sure isn’t camera shy. (English Math) Mrs. Danner gives us a friendly smile. (Vocational Coach Gordon sure gives us an excited Education) expression. 38 They’re Th Mrs. Hargrove helps Tony Price out with his work. Mr. Thomas seems to be a little camera shy. e€ est At Soc ial We made Coach Phelp’s day when we took his picture. Mrs. Moore seems happy to take a picture. Mr. Gusky thinks he’s in G.Q. magazine. 39 Maximum Security Is His Job This year our cafeteria department started it’s first breakfast program and with the help of Mr. Kenneth ‘The Warden” Porter. The cafeteria is well guarded against latecomers and reckless breakfast eaters. 40 Men At Work Mr. Pullen — Power and Transportation Metal Shop TECHNILIY 332'¢ Mr. Smithwick — Communications Our Industrial Arts teachers are special in their own way. From Power and Transportation, to Communica - tions, to Wood Technology, to Metal, and Drafting, these men are unique in helping the students to fit into the work world. Mr. Parker — Drafting 4) Doing What We Mrs. Brinkley shows the Class how to frost a cake. Mrs. Hardy is ready to begin class. Mr. Copeland types with ease. Say cheese, Mr. Infantino. Mrs. Knight waits for her students to arrive to class on time. 42 Do Best! Mrs. Russell is relaxed. Mrs. Hampton wants to take a break. Mrs. Oast decides to take a break. Mrs. Williams is looking very serious these days. 44 They’re Always On The Job! I call this team-work! He doesn’t let this picture interfere with his work. Our Art teacher, Mr. Porter, stands proud. Physical Education ae Coach Schmitt smiles while trying to forget the basket- Ms. Lubich poses in between her gym Classes. ball season. Cafeteria Workers Work Har Li ai Mrs. Wiggins our cafeteria manager is ready to ring : , wie it up. Mrs. Taylor fixes ketchup for the lunch periods to Mrs. Porter prepares salad fixings. come. Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Davis, the great hotdog com- Mrs. Moore takes time out to pose for the year- parison. book. - eS Mrs. Terrell organizes snacks for those — Mrs. Odell gets those trays of hot food Mrs. Moore is tired from making cinnamon buns. students with a sweet tooth. ready for serving. 46 48 eisure Time At Amy demonstrates Mustang blockin. Pam Brown begs substitue Mr. Mitchell to give her a pass to get out of class. Mike Moore, Mike Gravatt, and TJ. Lewis take time to play. The Senior class shows who’s on top! Manor High ve hes i at Ses Alberta leads her class in a spirit cheer. “Missy” demonstrates how to use a shower stall properly. Shelly poses before using the locker room facilities. 49 A Marching Mustang Pep Rally Here come the Marching Mustangs! The drum section is at work. Tawanda Felton flashes a smile while the band stands at parade rest. 50 Dionne Copeland performs the Mustang Shuffle. Wild Zl I've got mine. 51 “Who Let These Cheerleaders Out’’!! 1h S Ms. Kirman (Right) tries to cover her laughter, but Mr. Are these really cheerleaders? Claud and Mrs. Danner let it all out. (L to R) Micheal Rayzor, Micheal Gravette, Norman Owes, and Carlton Walton. Manor’s Seniors show they have the spirit! Micheal Rayzor knows his legs are worth showing off! Manor High School always has exciting pep rallies, and Manor stu- dents never hold back any spirit, but this one pep rally made us all open our eyes and take a second look! (L to R) Robbie Jones, Kelly Harness, and David Anderson. Someone needs to teach LaMar Brodnax how to color coordinate himself. Do they look good or what? We know Archie Raysor enjoyed this part the most. Man I | Now Pronounce You Aren't they dressed to kill? Amy Molleen and Kerry Hughes make sure they get in the spotlight. Don’t worry bride and groom, it’s almost over. 53 atering To Do we really need all of these guys to make punch? Left to right: Seniors — Lirinzo Bagby, Keith Wilson, Wil- liam Brown, Tony Price, Eric Rivers, and Antonio Turner. Mrs. Brinkley makes sure everything is perfect, as Mrs. Vicki Smith is very proud of these cakes. Moore chats in the background. EN Nisha Manley, Lirinzo, and Vicki look to see if everyone likes their work. Tonya Patterson, Nisha, and Lirinzo fire up the fondue. 54 Your Fancy Manor's Home Economics department offers a two hour catering course. It can be substituted as a third math credit, which is necessary for graduation. The catering class gives Seniors and some Juniors the chance to learn how a caterer works. Mrs. Brinkley and Mrs. Knight take their students on field trips to cooking schools to actually see how a professional caterer works. Students learn how to plan, prepare, and serve meals correctly. During the year the class will prepare cakes, pies, breads, vegetables and meats, which they will sell all year round. One popular ev ent is the sale of Valentine cookies, which many students in the school buy. The students come into the program with no experience and as they learn more their sales lists get longer. The highlight of the year though, is when one half of the class plans, prepares, and serves an elegant formal dinner for the other half of the class, they then reverse roles. An important part of the curricu- lum is the exposure to career opportunities, and job placement after graduation. Overall the fu- ture caterers will agree it’s a good experience for them. nd, ) . Nisha helps some members of the Honor Society. The Catering Class Of ‘88”’ 56 Alex Haley arrived at Manor High School. Mr. Haley in action! Alex Haley Letitia Warren and Henri Wiggins ask Mr. Ha- ley questions. Visits Manor. Mr. Haley talks about his famous book, Roots. x OE ee Mr. Haley students. 57 Prom — 87 If Only 4 f ‘ . Lisa Elliot and her escort makes a toast. é As the couples danced to the music, the air was filled with Romantic thoughts and feelings of intimacy. Dionne Copeland and Carlton Walton danced to the beat. 59 They Finally The chorus sings to the class of 1987 as the platform guests and school officials observe. Yee, ‘ % The honor Grads stand for their joyous moment. The graduated seniors hold hands as they sing the almater for the last time. For four years Manor High School has tried to teach the Graduates about the real world. Now, they have the real test. The audience looks on as their friends and relatives enter the doors of life. 0 “Made It 1987” The seniors are happy that they finally made it! Angie Freeman leads the seniors into their march. The platform guests stand as the class is officially graduated. It’s finally over! Bobby Mitchell finds it hard to say good-bye. 61 Kim Allnutt Victoria Bank Robert Battle Laurie Belding Melanie Brown Elizabeth Burton Yazmin Campsteyn Jacinta Collins Kirkland Crocker Shelley Crocker Sharon Elliot Deena Ellis Damon Everett Dana Everett Tawana Felton Tony Fox LaTonya Gamble Andrea Grant Tonya Griffin Cindy Griggs Helen Hampton Lisa Harding Melanie Holloman Debbie Homsher Francine Horton Sabrina Johnson Karla Jones Kenya Jones LaVonda Jones James Kay Melinda Lane 62 Nisha Manley Angel Matthews Johnell Mixon Chris Mizelle J.C. Mizzelle eS ii) Cheryl Monroe Morgana Moore Lisa Perry Cherika Poole Lynette Powers Tony Price Archie Raysor Caroline Ricks Elizabeth Robinson Allen Rodgers Adrienne Sapp Mary Sirmans Corey Smith 4 i) “y ba be = = Fj Vicki Smith Cathy Spradlin Tonda Townsend Yolanda Watson Lisa Wells Caroline Whitaker Chad White Andre Whitted Henri Wiggins Stephen Williams Keith Wilson Adrian Jordan, Chaun Ricks — Freshman Attendants Tammara Robinson, Mark Jenkins — Sophomore Attendants Homecoming Court Delores Riddick, Byron Wright — Junior Attendants Tonya Smith, Chris Mizelle — Senior Attendants 65 Toward The End Anderson Robert C. Battle Donald J. Bell Gregory K. Bissette Richard D. Blake Corey E. Bonner 66 ew Horizons William S. Brett Lamar B. Broadnax Melanie R. Brown William T. Brown Elizabeth L. Burton Eric R. Carey Kimberly M. Clarke Joe S. Coyle Rodney E. Craft Kirkland E. Crocker Shelley L. Crocker 67 Class Of ’88 Marvin N. Daughtry Denice Davis Auburn M. Dawson Kenwood V. Edwards Jeffery D. Elam Sharon Elliott Deena A. Ellis Derryck A. Evans 68 Filled With Success Dustin T. Everhart Kermit M. Foster III Stacia Cynthia Frazier Latonya C. Gamble Terrance Gladney Andrew L. Grant Michael G. Gravatt Andrew R. Gray Rendell L. Green Larry D. Griffin 69 We’ve Made It This Far Cynthia D. Griggs Helen L. Hampton Kelly L. Harness George R. Harris Donna L. Hartley Yvette F. Harvey Richard L. Heath Ronald M. Hill a Albert E. Holaso Dale L. Holden Troy D. Holland Melanie Holloman Innovative And Diverse Amelia Richard Hoskie Lavonda G. Jones James B. Kay Carl Keirn Walter Kent os Fulfilling Goals Melinda S. Lane Frederick D. McCain Yvette McNeil Karen McNeil Paul E. McRae Robert M. Meidel N ho Pragmatic And Rigorous Johnelle E. Mixon Morganna L. Moore Rosaland Moore Michelle A. O’Connor Donald E. Parker Marshall E. Perrine Lisa R. Perry Cherika E. Poole Lynette A. Powers 73 High Expectations Henri A. Rawls Archie Raysor Jr. Michael D. Raysor Caroline M. Ricks Eric K. Rivers Latrice A. Shaw Michael A. Shearin Kermit E. Sheppard Letita B. Sills SN � Growth And Maturity Victoria L. Smith Mark B. Snead James R. Stalls Robert E. Swindell Tonda Townsend Charles J. Torian III Jon A. Tucker Antonio E. Turner TBs: Into The World Lisa L. Wells Andre L. Whitted Henri D. Wiggins Aurthor Williams le Doncia Williams 76 Donna L. Williams Elfreda M. Williams Malik Williams Coretta L. Wilson Jeffery D. Wilson Keith Wilson Robert A. Winfield Derric T. Young Robert McAlpin Robert Porter Charlotte Ramey 77 UY � a Ing Homecom Cindy Long — Miss Homecoming are) od = je} © o ° = c jo} ny 4 eS) J = 2) — =| s re O In Memory Of Richard 66 Mike’’ Duke WHEN I MUST LEAVE YOU FRIENDS When I must leave you for a little NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN santa Please go on bravely with a In loving memory of our beloved son and gallant smile brother, who is gone but will never be forgot- And For my sake and in my “ ten, although your days here were few, you gave name, Live on so much to those around you. We miss you and and do all things the same — you will remain in our hearts forever, and ever. Spend not your life in empty Loving You Always days, Mom, Dad, Robbie and Kevin But fill each waking hour in useful ways — Reach out your hand in comfort and in cheer, And I in turn will comfort you and hold you near. Helen Steiner Rice 84 Tracey Abbott Tammy Allison Christina Anderson Robin Anderson Robert Andrews Darryl Anthony Pamela Anthony Tammy Artis Amber Askew James Barfield Paul Barnikow Jesse Bass Varon Bloodgood Ivy Bond Raina Bowden Dennis Boyd Ronald Brannan Karen Bright Lisa Britt Harold Brown Jennifer Brown Pamela Brown Lisa Butler Samantha Carter Michael Carpenter Kelly Carr Richard Clarke Marcus Clifton Brian Cody Caroline Coleson Juniors Juniors Lucy Costimopoulos Melissa Conner Dionne Copeland Ranese Cross Robert Council cent we ‘ ; } z E a“ Christopher Crennel Dominic Cutler Brian Daniels Marcus Daughtry Benjamin Davis Shannon Davis Sharon Davis Trina Davis Leslie Dennis Shannon DePue Edmond Dich Stephen Edwards Curtis Elliot Gregory Elliot Stephen Elliot Tracey Ellis Allen Enrico Vantonio Everett Nelson Fields Joseph Fleming 85 86 Cindy Flenner Stephanie Gamboa Michael Garris Calvin Gatling Amy Gillette Curtis Grant Tina Green Monica Gregory Curtis Grier DeAnna Heggen Charlene Hicks Kathy Hilligas Erica Hinton James Hoard Towonisha Hoffler Myrna Holaso John Hollingsworth Monica Hopkins Monique Hyman Kevin Jackson Kenneth Johnson Kim Johnson Tanya Johnson Berry Jones Christopher Jones Jason Jones Daren Kleiber Lisa Lamb Hope Lampley John Lassiter Juniors vd Juniors Timothy Lewis Kevin Lille Devonia Lindsey Johnny Majette Maria Mayfield Moniqueca McEachin Joanna McKee Yvette McNeil Stacey McPherson Christie Meidel Anthony Minter Dexter Mitchell Shawn Mitchell Brooks Moore Denise Myrick Chevelle Newton Michelle Newton William Overstreet LaBarbara Owens Norman Owens Curtis Parker Kristie Parker David Perry Tammy Phelps Michael Piersawl Aric Powell Taja Powell Dionne Price James Rawls Jimmy Reynolds 87 88 Delores Riddick Linwood Robinson Dominic Rochelle Tracie Rodgers Christopher Rodgerson Leslie Rorrer Rondel Runyon Alberta Saunders Shawn Saunders Lisa Shelley Jason Shepherd Sheri Skelton Lesley Simien Glen Sine Cristal Singleton Anthony Stevenson Dawn Stevenson Jeffery Talbert Eric Tapler Christina Taylor Jessica Taylor Tricia Taylor Angela Terry Keith Tilly William Trollinger Deborah Underwood Melody Vance Joy Vann Jason VanSchoick James Vinson Juniors Ra fs a a Juniors Melina Walker Darlene Walton Dionne Ward William Watts Tiffany Welch Tomeka Whitaker Andrea White Earl White Tonia Whitehead Brian Whitehurst Willie Wiggins Adrienne Wildy Angie Williams Diniece Williams Anthony Wilson Harrison Winstead Byron Wright Timothy Wynn Chris Yianni Charisse Zahn 89 GADAY? shes Jeremy Albertson David Anderson Phil Askew Kari Auman Gerrod Bagby Brandon Barnes Jimmy Barnes Christopher Bell Jason Bishop Eric Bolton Craig Bonne Damon Boone Debbie Boone Sam Boone Felicia Borders Jennifer Bradshaw Melinda Branch Theresa Bridgers William Bridgers Ronson Britt Shelby Britt Steve Brooks Darron Brown Lamont Brown Melissa Bryant Carlton Bullock Pennie Canipe Kevin Carr Nicholas Carr Nathan Caroll Dwayne Casper Givonna Cheeks Christina Coleson Jo-Ann Coley Rodney Collins Ann-Marie Corbett Kevin Cowan Catrice Cox Terrance Cutler David Dail Bobby Daniels Fonda Daughtry 91 James Davis Ryan Delbridge Lori Doyle Arthone Drisdon Jr. Glenn Durden Jr. Stephen Edwards Melissa Elliott Kimberly Ellis Vernicia Eure Kenneth Fields Shanetta Fisher Yvonne Fox Lee Fulcher Chris Gainous Antashia Gatling Gennica Gaskill Stephanie Goodrich Christina Goodwin Corey Gosney Michael Gore Onaje Grady William Grant Aaron Green Maria Griffin Jennifer Haddoxk William Harding Lorin Harding Christine Hains Angela Hall Aimee Harness Andrea Harris Frances Hendericks Terrance Hobbs Juliee Hocutt Jamie Hubbard Eric Hughes Darrius Hunter Todd Imbrico Ruth Ingram Mark Jenkins Michael Jenkins Vickie Jiles x RAS H Need Ain . F SO ® i 4 NI Carla Johnson Kevin Johnson Tawana Johnson Crystal Jones Curtis Jones Darneeda Jones Antonio Jordan Carlos Jordan Vasiliki Kalavas Arris Kearney Angelique Kendall Landis Knox Mary Beth Layne Tara Lauver Herman Lebray Teresa Leske Richard Lesoine Terry Lewis Allen Logan Darrell Long Deshun Lowery Wanda Lyons Terrance Mabry Tracy Mack Calvin Macklin Emmett Marshall Leonard Marshall Gregory Martin Theresa Mayfield David McCormick Arnette McSwain Tamara Meade Carlton Mitchell Jay Mixon Harry Moore Larry Moore Joy Mozelle Kenneth Munford Tony Murray Amber Nelson Deborah Neville Felicia Nowell 93 Clinton Osborne Chris Page Aimee Parent Deanna Parker William Peacock Dorothy Perkins Michael Perry Justin Pocock Shanna Pope Jennifer Porter Adonica Powell Natanya Powell Marlon Price Crystal Pruitt David Ramey Richard Ramsawh Richard Rayburn Eugene Ricks Brian Ritchie Anthony Robinson Janet Robinson Tammara Robinson Franita Rollins Jeanette Russ Donald Sandefer Kwabene Savage Damy Scales Betty Scott Vernon Shaw Jamie Shearin Wilson Shearin Michael Shelton Sabrina Shepperson Jermaine Slade Debbie Smith Jason Smith Melvin Smith Melvin W. Smith Charles Sneed Sharon Spratley Lateshia Spencer Shernita Stewart 94 Brian Swain Travis Swinton Shelia Teartt Kevin Thacker Paul Todd Karin Townes Calvin Trainham Christopher Tuck Dwight Turner Catherine Vanessen Ricky Veal Deborah Vi ck Richard Vick Calvin Virgil Mark Virgil Nakita Virgil Deborah Ward William Ward Cortina Watson Michael Webb Darrin Whitley Ronnie Willet Danford Williams Daynalyn Williams Felicia Williams Kenneth Williams Tammie Williams Wadiya Williams Roy Williamson Kevin Woodley Travis Wysong SS F Orientation ’87 e Kim Ellis acted as hostess and served punch to the freshmen and their parents. S h m e Nn The cheerleaders did their part in welcoming the freshmen. Coach Phelps (left) welcomed the freshmen while the faculty and staff (below) waited to be intro- duced. Don Anderson Everett Anderson Melody Barnes Shaun Battle Keith Bell Christopher Bledsoe Wendy Bloodgood Yawanda Blowe Kevin Boldue William Bond Alan Boone Rheco Boone Shawn Bowe Kelly Bowen Frances Bowles LaShawn Bracy Tino Branch Brian Brannan Larry Brinkley David Britt Janette Broughton Angela Brown Derick Bryant Larry Bullock Jr. Shanna Burgess Sheryle Burgess Christopher Butler Lorenza Butts III Tina Carpenter Alfred Chandler Jr. Donna Chisholm Staci Chrisman Tamara Clary Rebecca Clayton Gerard Collins Ronald Collins Durand Coltrane Yr” Larry Conner — James Cooper Marie Copeland Phyllis Copeland Shawn Copeland 98 Katrina Corbett Vann Cousins Shauna Creecy Shawn Creekmur Daniel Crew Angela Crowell Guy Cuffee Marchett Cuffee Julie Daniell Rebecca Devault Lawanda Dickens Calvin Doles Eric Donaldson James Dover Damon Drewery Robert Duke Brian Edwards Darrin Edwards Lakeesha Edwards Craig Elliott Katina Elliott Nicole Elliott Natalie Ellis Annette Evans William Facenda Michael Ferdow II Kriston Fix Mitchell Flint Bryan Fly Lewis Fly Jr. John Fogle Katina Foster Holly Frink Cynthia Fuller Shevine Gadson Kelton Garner Nikki Garner Robert Goins Leon Goodrich Skipper Grant Michelle Hales Jesse Hall J c : a 99 Christy Hamlet Cleopatra Hampton Dante Harris James Harris Theophilus Harris Theresa Harvell Kimberly Hawley Patricia Heath Joseph Hill Tracy Hinton Kristal Hodnett Gary Holaso Stephanie Gollingworth Clayton Hough Gary Hugins Tonya Hudson Ann-Marie Hughes Dionne Jackson Lavette Jac kson Shane Jackson Carolyn Jacobs Vanessa Johnson Dana Johnston Antonine Jones Felicia Jones Adrian Jordan Morris Jordan Darrell Joyner Lee Keeley David Ketchum Adriana Knight Adrienne Knutson Wallace Leary Jr. Suzette Leathers Milton Lewis Sanmarco Lewis Brian Lee Laura Lee Michael Lee Kimberly Mack Shawnda Madison Lamont Matthews 100 Michael McClain Nicole MecClellan Debbie McNeal Lonnie Megginson I] Richard Midgette Leonard Molden Jr. Brian Moore Yvonne Moore Kimberly Moorison Michael Motes George Murphy Nina Newsome Michelle Norris A rthur Nowell Kathleen O'Reilly Richard Oglesby Shayne Osborne Joseph Pearce Rodney Perkins Derrick Perry Beth Peterson Christopher Pittman Stephen Pittman Twanda Pittman Batonya Poole Karen Pope Trinette Porter Melissa Powers Carticia Prayer Adrienne Purvis Latrice Ramseur Julie Ramsey Terry Ramsey Ann Rayburn Michael Rerdon Shawn Reavis Christopher Reynolds Jennifer Reynolds Christopher Richardson Robert Richardson Chaun Ricks Keith Ricks 101 Kimberly Riddick Aaron Rollins Shanese Ruffin Shawn Ruffin David Russel Veldon Sallee James Sandefer Jeremiah Seabrone Gregory Selfridge St ephanie Shaw Antonio Sherrod Felicia Silver Anthony Simms Jeffrey Sine Karen Sirmans Vernon Slade John Smithwrick David Southhall Valerie Steele Monica Stewart Anthony Stone Jeffery Sussan Lynn Talbott Sharon Taylor Sean Tatem Francine Terry Billy Thompson Larry Thompson Tracey Thorne Melanie Torian Christy Valencia Jennifer VanSchoick Lynzell Vaughan Tracey Vick Michael Vinson Marlon Walker Stephanie Wade Dutchin Ward Letitia Warren Shantel Warren Keith Watts Jr. Michael Webster 102 id POLE Te | Roosevelt White ie Yvette Whitehurst Derrick Williams Troy Williams Katina Wilson Albert Worrell Sacha Wright Sharnetta Wright Tracey Wright Mollie Yearty Paul Hoggard 103 Hey you guys wrong way!! Is this the right man for the job?!? “Yo, ya like my new haircut?” Glen, Shelby, and Tamara show their profiles, while Kermit shows his “Top” file. Angie flirts with the snakes. Ready, aim, fire! Second thoughts?! Satna Fy mE - Tawana Felton watches her step while John “T want my chicken back now!” Cook puts on his serious look, for a change. At The guys in homeroom 101 are so relaxed. F Donna (or is it Donica?) can barely keep her eyes open but Kim and Katina seem wide awake. Bonjour, Madame Diggs! Comment allez-vous? James Luck, Marshall Perrine and Darryl Frank take a break from Macbeth. 105 Coach Pullen, Coach Thomas, Ms. Kirman, and Mrs. Williams enjoy food, drink, and conversation at the head table. g Eric Carey looks a stounded by the While accepting her award, Cindy Long camera. smiles for the camera. Sweet, angelic Beth Burton smiles while Coach Phelps says nice things about her. es, Coach Gordan speaks to the audience Mr. Claud awaits his turn to speak Coach Williams seems happy to award his play- ers for their hard work. Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin accompany their daughter, Tina, to the dinner. Coach Williams and Coach Ricks hold a chicken eating contest. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins talk to Mrs. Har ness about their children. A group of parents sit and chat over coffee and tea The Girls Tennis Team is happy about their letters, too. The Manor Golf Team is speechless ‘ The J.V. football team received let- after receiving their awards. Ve ters of commendation. All the cheerleaders, except for Tamara, who doesn’t seem too happy, all show their pearly whites. 4 Coach Pugh and Jeff Anderson are getting ready Waltz, who's leading? Coach Ricks warmly congratulates Derrick Piersawl. Jimmy Barnes is somewhevé in outer space while Shawn Copelaritemd” Mark Jenkins pay close attention. Jason Shepherd accompanies Kim Holley, a J.V. cheerleader, to the banquet. Championship Season Eric Carey returns a fumble for a 63 yard touchdown. The defense was No. 1 in the area. 110 Curtis Jones makes All-State. Manor VS. VS. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. VS. vs. vs. VS. Great Bridge 7-0 Western Branch 7-0 Wilson 12-13 Booker T. 6-0 Churchland 31-0 Norcom 26-28 Oscar Smith 19-3 Cradock 15-12 Indian River 21-11 Deep Creek 7-0 Phoebus 3-41 First year in Eastern Region Playoffs. Curtis Jones has so many awards that the principal, U Mrs. Kirman (left) and Head Football Coach, Cor- nell Gorden have to help him hold them. His number 22 will be famous before he leaves Manor. He is an All State selec- tion as a junior defensive back. This adds to his honors as a two way selec- tion for All-Porstsmouth, All-District and All-Tidewater. O Nn e€ His Mother shows her pride in his All-State Plague. S He is the First All-State football player in Manor history. 111 11 Coach Phelps sends in defensive signals. District Champs Team Picture = . ls wit - hear gg ee il Dwayne Casper (76) leads Stacey Brett (40) on a redskin special. Eric Carey hands off to Stacey Brett for a touchdown. Marcus Clifton takes the pitch from Eric Carey. Coach Phelps brings in the play. Coach Phelps tries to firer the offensive line up. Team watches as defense stop opponents on 4th down. Tony Price listens to quarterback signals. 113 Jeffery Anderson All Portsmouth All District All Regional Archie Raysor All Portsmouth All District Eric Carey All District Marvin Daughtry All District 114 Kenwood Edwards Honorable Mention Stacey Brett All District George Harris All District - Lirinzo Bagby Steve Williams Tony Price All Portsmouth All Portsmouth All District All District All District Star 10s Chad White eine Tony Fox Damon Everett Jimmy Stalls 115 Honorable Mention Junior Football Players Freshmen Sophomore players Varsity Cheerleaders Super Coaching SY er | Bruce Phelps (Linebacker Defensive Vincent Pugh (Offensive Line End Coordinator) Coach) — gale ; ‘oes 4 Wa es : Coach) Nhe ea eee of ot Nig Leroy Williams (Asst. Coach) Charles Thomas (Asst. Coach) Darryl Williams (Asst. Defensive Back Coach) WU Leonard Marshall gets the initial hit to stop the drive. The Mustang Cheerleaders show their spirit manners by waving to the Richard Wells returns a punt for 25 yards. opponent's cheerleaders. Richard Wells looks for an opening while returning a punt. Football 118 Robert Richardson awaits a hand-off. Coach Leroy Williams takes advantage of a time-out. Bryan Moore takes the hand-off from Jimmy Barnes. DeShawn lets one go for a completion. 119 sal ms ei “Sans oe « 1st Row L to R Erik Mollen, Les Shaw, Ryan Griffin, Greg Martin, Robbie Jones, Byron Wright, Mark Jenkins. 2nd Row L to R Darryl Williams, volunteer assistant, T.J. Lewis, Mike Moore, Eric Fulcher, Nathan Carroll, Darrius Hunter, Billy Trollinger, Kevin Lille, Leroy Williams, Coach. Coach Williams watches while Robbie Jones steals 3rd base. The Mustang fans sit eagerly while Darrius Hunter (24) awaits the pitch. 120 ee ee ee EA 3 Tas 75 tess’ $USD 7 ' rr Oh ORR ges see set iy AR RAN ALE TST ; ,. Dey , A eae es i 4 We P us 7 rola te ia po ey ry) pa F 4 sd} N mr eave cee rh} ' Pea ON | NGL ALO, ROE: a are ; wy of vei %, SEIS n 8 Oi ie iatbiabiicell OSS oleh NO cl dl ise ems ry, “yeel es - (iy OY) RYN [eeBny te les g ¢ rN aap es: vers 4h) A FL. PY hd AN RR Core ; 4 Ay ; | a 4 hai, LAAN PU tee Ge oN jm ee j nA a oA “ vi ; op. tr +; ees es at y Wy se whee A Bat, LUE 7 : “d r F vee all G., Oe ; axe seessse ee” op Magy a ee : ; io) cgn? v fe Ne act } ? ¢ fate tenet Gt I AU { ( | an)! Ws, ‘Sethe ges. { ) 3 “ 68) ws “4 N fi is 1 i jl ¥N 3 ed ree t ALIN ' KS � fs RY : s af Vac se 6 itn ae ¢ er nt: ros he Magee ca RAY) : ; ‘9 Ags ¢ ae ‘ LES yah se % aS ax eeu ve h oeenees ae miessist @ ink eS” ne jeg va fe bs p Coach Williams and son Darryl plan the next inning strategy while T.J. Lewis, Billy Trollinger, and Les Shaw take a Break from the game. te Be ie ed ete, A grid - oye Mean Kile ‘ Bt ghee ¥ ; (Be sab PaaS, ee. 9 Yee: ee a ee CoM acs Rae cea c Nathan Carroll, a first baseman and outfielder was one of Mike Moore, shortstop and outfielder, was leading extra the leading hitters on the team. base hitter. We’re On The Move! The J.V. baseball team compiled a favorable record with Kevin Lille and Billy Trollinger performing as the team’s best pitchers. Eric Fulcher was voted the teams most valuable player at the end of the season. He played many positions, outfield, third base, shortstop, catcher, and first base. The team was coached by Mr. Leroy Williams. He was assisted by one of his sons, Darryl, who plays football for Norfolk State. The team has several players who will return next year and should be helpful in improving their record. Some of the returning players are Darrius Hunter, Eric Fulcher, Mark Jenkins, Ryan Griffin, Greg Martin, and Nathan Carroll. 121 J.V. Girls Take It Io The Hoop. Lady J.V. Mustangs battle for the looseball. J.V. girls watch as their teammate shoots two freethrows. “Score The Technical Foul”, It is not always a big crowd but they always give their support. Manor girls shoots a “swish” in the heart of the opposing teams defense. 122 Boys J.V. Basket Are Walking On Air William Harding, Anthony Robinson, Derrick Perry, Deshun Lowrey, Leonand | Deshun Lowrey shoots a foul shot while his teammates prepare for the Marshall, Derrick Jones rebound. Leonard Marshall goes in for a layup in the middle of the defense. Leonard Marshall leads the team in pre-game warmups. It’s another basket for the Mustangs. Anthony Robinson goes up for a wide open layup. 123 Tennis ithe 124 and takes a shot. Give me that ball son. I can do tricks too! J.C. keeps his eyes on the ball. 1745) Mustangs Boys And — we ¥ if the shot is made. Darrius Hunter throws up a shot over the opponents hand. Darrius Hunter tries to add to the Mustangs score. 126 Girls Basketball Dale Ford shoots for two. Dale Ford follows up a missed shot for two points. dams ten Wustaee ae Coach Gordon tries to psyche the girls up. Missy McCoy throws up a running one handed shot. 127 Mustang Varsity Basketball Lady Mustangs, Left to Right; Latesha Spencer, Melissa McCoy, Dionne Copland, Lynzell Vaughan, Damy Scales, Kimberly Mack, Auburn Dawson, Delvetia Ford, Sacha Wright. Team Captains, Melissa McCoy, and Late- shis Spencer Mustangs, Left to Right; Aaron Green, Craig Boone, Jeffrey Elam, Anthony Ruffin, Curtis Jones, Kenny Johnson, Jeffery Anderson, Darrius Hunter, John Cook, Michael Piersawl, Antonio Turner, Lirinzo Bagby, Stephen Williams, Calvin Gatling Team Captains, John Cook, and Kenny Johnson 128 Left to Right: Latrice Ram- seur, Adrienne Purvis — Captain, Shareneé Eure, Eri- ca Baker, Sasha Wright, Tawana Allen, Stacy Fere- bee, (Kneeling) Tonya Dowtin — Co-Captain, (Not Shown), Patricia Ste- phenson, Patrice Stephen - son 129 Baseball Team Starts Jeff Anderson gets ready to stroke. Joey Coyle gives Mike Denmark a high five. Les Shaw heads to the doughout after scoring a run. Clint Osborne knocks in another run. 130 With A Hit ¥ Mustang Players watch to see what's going to happen next. Mindy Branch and Felecia Nowell are score keepers for the baseball team when they're not cheering for basketball. Foe The Soccer The 1987 soccer team was spectacular, for the first time in the team’s history they had a winning season of 8-2. The team was led by great players such as Chris Mizelle, Chris Kauffman, Glenn Hendricks, and Craig Bell. The whole team should be noted for the performance that brought respect to the Manor High School Soccer team. BE SS MeO ATT Midceniciscell late Chris Mizelle passes to Glen Hendricks. Mr. Heath gives their positions. 132 eams First Winning Chris Mizelle kicks in another score. 133 Front Row (L to R) Marchett Cuffee, Latrice Shaw, Joy Vann, Crystal Jones, Kim Riddick, JoAnn Coley, Debbie Boone, Nikki Garner, Kristal Hodnett. Second Row (L to R) Fonda Daughtry, Sheila Teartt, Lisa Harding, Arris Kearney, Sharon Spratley, Lateshia Spencer, Moniquea McEachin, Batanya Poole, Nisha Manley, Dayna Williams, Lisa Wells, Damy Scales. 800 Meter Relay District Champions. JoAnn Coley, Joy Vann, Nikki Garner, Dayna Williams. Cross Country (L to R) Kim Riddick, La- trice Shaw, Joy Vann, Moniquea McEachin. Mile Relay State Champions (L to R) Lisa Harding, Lisa Wells, Batanya Poole, Nisha Manley. 134 Nisha Manley : _ ff 7 jee: _ Lisa Wells Batanya Poole : ; c Lisa Harding part of the prepa- a Lisa Harding has plenty to smile about but she really does. But Lisa’s lack of smiles may come from her years of wearing braces and not feeling really comfortable without them yet. Most girls would be proud to finish second to or very close behind one of the top hurdlers in the nation, Lisa Wells her teammate and close friend, who wouldn't smile about running a leg of a state championship mile relay team. They ride to school together in the morning, stroll the halls together at school, take public speaking and other class together and can be seen laughing uncontrollably together over a joke. “A little voodoo”, as this outfit is called, never hurt anybody. 136 —— ee A Goal Is Reached Last year, Lisa Wells captured a state championship in the hurdles during the indoor track F Cr om F Cr OW Nn season. But injuries closed the door on other state championships. But this year, Lisa Wells would not be denied. She repeated on State Indoor hurdle champion, miled relay state champion and more possibilities for the outdoor season. 137 Varsity Cheerleaders take 5. MANOR CHEERLEADERS AT WORK AND PLAY. “ete Elizabeth Burton and Cynthia Long do an excellent voice imitation of Ms. Kirman. Tina Martin poses for the camera man. 138 Wrestling Team And Coaches Manor Wrestling Team, Kneeling: James Hoard, Archie Raysor, Kirk Crocker; Author Williams, Scott Tuck, Mike Reardon. Standing: James Davis, Nathan Carroll, Rodney Craft, Kermit Sheppard, Glenn Sine. Wrestling Coach, Alonzo Ricks has other duties such as hand- as assistant stling coach Vincent Pugh look ' ing out football awards to Curtis Jones and Mike Webb ... eben : acy a Coach Ricks and Coach Pugh look on as Curtis Jones receives award from Coach Cornell Gor- don. 139 The Manor Wrestling Nathan Carroll, Rodney Craft, and Robert Por- ter enjoy the wrestling match. Author Williams controls his Maury oppo- nent. Allen Logan gets little trouble from a Booker T. wrestler. Coach Ricks and Brian Ellis look on as Rodney Craft and Robert Porter pre- pare for their matches. 140 Team Is On The Move Re A CA aoe a ite mean meee 7 : 4 res a oy ... and pins his opponent. Rodney Craft steps on the mat ... 141 Stacy Brett: Senior class President and Football and Baseball Star. Also the goal of the female population. “One Of The Best’”’ 435 9) (oS) Se 142 Coach Phelps helps by coaching both football and baseball. The Faces Coach Phelps eagerly helps one of his beloves stu- dents. Coach Phelps speaks at the 1987 graduation. Coach ATS) t= @ [sr ls, Coach Phelps inspires the athletes at the Fall Sports Banquet. 143 a g F j ey James Mizelle, known as “J.C.” to everyone at Manor, has proven that he has well deserved the honor of being named Manor Special Athlete of the Year. a 144 AUMANITIES Kelly Jackson stretches his neck before lifting. Marlon Price Show How It’s done. Leon Goodrich takes notice how leg lifts should be done. Emily Cuffee concentrates before lifting. Robert Richardson displays his squating strength. Marlon Price smiles after lifting his last set. Activity Period Manor Fashion Fair Nisaha Manley models her yellow short mini dress across the stage. nm o7aAd sz Will your prom gown look this good? © Deena Ellis waits until she is called to This would even make the pink - model her Black and White dress. | pather jealous. r ee ] CO fC Melanie Holloman, Larriaun Hechler, Melanie Brown and Cathy Jenkis model their stonewashed outfits for “88”. In Manor High School, a bare back is very popular. 147 148 It Was A Demanding Job Derryck Evans asks that famous question “Did you hear the one about ge Yolonda Watson says “But Mr. Williams that mistake wasn’t my fault.” Mr. Williams reviews cropping with his second year journalism students. 2 pies : ie. ocr % Helen Hampton puts a layout on carbon. Jeff Anderson laughs at another one of Derryck Kermits Jokes. meitiesenk he Tonya Griffin worked diligently in keeping track of | Stephanie Wade tries to figure out who's in this | Michelle Newton finally finishes the Alex Haley all the pages in the year book. picture. Layout. But We Finally Finished. When she wasn’t typing Alberta Saunders worked Shane Todd asks ‘Whose stuff is this on my desk?” Kermit Shephard was often more smiles than work. on her layout. “It’s surely not mine.” Glen Sine can’t keep his eyes cn his work. Melinda Lane puts final touches on the senior’s baby picture page. Tamara Meade has mo- mentary writers block. Eric Carey forgot to sharpen his pencil. “If you finish your layout, you may have time to Pam Brown tries to ignore Mr. Williams’ shouting, write a letter.” ask Tereas Bridgers. “Pam!” 149 To Have To Hold Is this really happening? j Erica Hinton looks like she knows marriages aren't always full of bliss. Andrea Grant and Chad White are happy because they know this wedding is make - believe. 150 The Spirit Tina Martin ‘Peps’ the crowd up at one of our famous pep rallies. Dee Dee Stafford puts all her effort into this cheer. Dee Dee Stafford, Tamara Meade, and Dee Dee Lindsey ride in style during the Homecoming Parade. 151 52 William Robertson ... For African Affairs. William Robertson, deputy assistant secretary of state for African affairs, was at Manor February 26, doing an insight on African affairs. Among the Manor students there were Cradock, Wilson, and Norcom and Churchland students also attending the assembly. Neal Boone and Butch Walker pose with Mr. Robertson. The students patiently wait for Mr. Robertson to atrive. Mr. Robertson is preparing to speak. Here is another look at the crowd. Homecomin The Seniors know they've got it made! Homecoming Queen and Second runner up. Sophomore representatives don’t seem to be as excited as everyone else. Cou rt Juniors await their best year to come. 153 154 REFLECTIONS II Top L to R: Aimee Parent, Tawanda John- son, Franki Hendricks, Becky DeVault, Ann Corbett, Tina Carpenter, Mindy Branch, Melissa Powers, Jennifer Haddock GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE Top L to R: Gennica Gaskill, Tina Goodwin, Vicky Jiles, Mindy Branch, Tawanda Johnson, Franki Hendricks, Aimee Parent, Becky De- Vault, Ann Corbett, Melissa Powers, Jennifer Haddock REGIONAL Top L to R: Donnie Bell, Shawn Revis, Tommy Megansin, Joseph Fleming, Pam Anthony, Charlene Hicks, Tina Goodwin, Tawanda Johson, Dionne Price, Mindy Branch, Franki Hendricks, Ann Corbett, Lynn Talbott, Melanie Torian Top L To R Mixed Chorus: Darlene Williams, Pam Anthony, Charlene Hicks, Anita Washington, Debbie Under- wood, Denise Davis, Sharon Davis, Bobbi Byrd, Scott Turner, Donnie Bell, Tommy Megison, Joseph Fleming, Ann Corbett, Deanna Hagin, Kim Alnutt, Amy Kidd, Melody Vance, Dionne Price, Alfreta Wil- liams, Lisa Lamb. Top L to R Mixed Chorus Officers: Alfreta Williams, Kim Alnutt, Donnie Bell, Tommy Megison, Pam Anthony, Dionne Price, Melody Vance, Joseph Fleming, Dar- lene Walton, Scott Turner Top LtoRA A Scott Turner, Gennica Gaskill, Craig Elliott, Tina Goodwin, Pam Anthony, Lisa Lamb, Charlene Hicks, Tommy Megison, Tawanda Johnson, Franki Hendricks, Aimee Parent, Mindy Branch, Joseph Fleming, Ann Cor- bett, Melanie Torian. 155 MANOR SINGERS Top L to R: Craig Elliott, Scott Turner, Donie Bell, Tommy Meginson, Heath Fly, Bobbie Byrd, Aimee Parent, Tawanda Johnson, Pam Anthony, Kim Alnuttt, Tina Goodwin, Mindy Branch, Dionne Price, Franki Hendricks MENS’ GLEE CLUB GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB Top L to R: Craig Elliott, Tony Stone, Heath Fly, Ronald Top L to R: Cristy Valencia, Trisha Heath, Holly Frink, Collins, Darius Hunter, Shawn Revis Melody Barnes, Lynn Talbott, Tina Carpenter, Theresa 156 Bridgers, Tami Clary You Had To Be There cy ’: .% %On r$9% oy Who ever invented this dressing out stuff, anyway? Desi Moore grace’s us with his pres- ao a . Mr. Porter “The Warden” locks the ence. doors to the breakfast line. ° FRESHMAN HOMEROOM FRIENDS, Roman's, Countryman lend me your ear ... “Everybody has something to do but me.” 157 The Stepping Drum Major Saber Girl Majorettes Flute Section Banner Carriers 158 _ Mustangs Brass Horn a Li ante EAE aes ae ona ia BRE pee Flag Carriers Flag Carriers Saxophones Section Drum Section 159 uidance Staff ee Mrs. Jones is the Freshman and Sophomore guidance counselor. Miss Hetland is the Junior guidance counselor. 160 Mrs. Saunders is the office Office Staff Mrs. Thompson is the office manager. clerk. Mrs. Davis is the school nurse. 161 Coordination And Class SCA FHA sthlliiiiie,, ART CLUB 162 Honor Scholastic Society Team Science Club Tidewater Challenge 163 ER REEN s f arson, Tonya Patterson, Josep COE — Standing — Sharon Elliott, Lynette Powers, Gracette Spencer, Sitting — Bible Club — First Row — Vincent Pe Angel Matthews Fleming Debate Team — Scott Talbert, Lisa Photography Club — First Row — Marcus Daughtry, Willie Wiggins, Anthony Optomist Club Outstanding Studei Britt Wilson, Gennica Gaskill, Cindy Long, Dale Holden, Charlette Ramey, Michelle _ — Mike Denmark, Laurie Belding Newton, Second Row — Daryl, Allen Enricho = A Governors’ Magnet School for the Arts — Mike Raysor, Berry Jones, Rob Pep Club — 1st Row — Anatashia Gatling, Shelby Britt, Cortina Wats 164 Minter Pamela Anthony, Ivy Bond, 2nd Row — LaVonda Jones, Maria Griffin, J Mozelle Staff 165 Do You Remember? Missy McCoy Cherika Poole 166 The Way We Were! Kenya Jones never changed a bit. Latrice Shaw trippled the cuteness. 167 Adrienne Sapp shows the audience that she is very relaxed. ee Cherika Poole greets the audi- ence with a smile. 168 Neal Boone is 28s sincere when he gives a speech. Left — Trinette Porter has good eye contact with au- dience. Right — Hope Lampley is ready to begin her speech. Andrea Grant speaks with dignity. Great Speakers Letitia Warren is amused by the number of people Tonya Griffin speaks with familiarity. in the audience. Kirk Crocker has good posture as he delivers his speech. The students of the Public Speaking class were very nervous about presenting their speeches at first, but as the year progressed many of the students became more familiar with the speeches. The three most exciting speeches were Patrick Henry’s speech, “I HAVE A DREAM” and “The CRE- ATION.” The students of the Public Speak - ing class worked diligently to prepare speeches for different classes and they also competed against one another to see who could present the speeches with expression and familiarity. noon i Lisa Harding laugh’s with the audience. Nisha Manley uses her eyes to get her point of view across. 169 ‘i i i! i i NH ij Hl | All of the young ladies who participated in the Miss Manor pageant were talented, beautiful and willing to keep smiling regardless of the winner. The pageant was an Outstanding display of talent, poise and fash- ion. 170 Benita Holley was picked Miss Manor 1987. Karen Martin won the talent award for her vocal solo and was also first runner up to Miss Manor. Jacqueline Evans was second runner up and Dianna Mitchell was third runner up. The other contestants were Yvette Chandler, Tonjania Riddick, Elizabeth Williams, Ca- mie Osborne, and Sabrina Knight. ig ter oy | Young Audience Performers Visit Manor Aren't you glad you didn’t have to dress like this? The young audience performers put on shows throughout the Hampton Roads area. They perform renaissance music using renais- sance instruments that are actually made by members of this group. Some of their instruments are for — runner like flute, clarinet, oboe, and basson. Their customs help the audience relive the renaissance period. Tonya Smith and Berry Jones show enthusiasm after an enjoyable performan Players let students experiment with musical instruments. NZeZ. Why Wait Until The Bell Rings? “What, Me Kristal Hodnett, do homework?” It’s 2:10 and Tina Foster is ready to go. — sF-ge No, Alberta Saunders is not sitting on Derric Young's lap, but Tonya Everybody passed the Macbeth quiz. Griffin waits for her turn. AS fea Outstanding In 1988 : i Marvin Daughtry, Latrice Shaw — Best Cherika Poole, Mike Raysor — Most Tal- Built ented Joey Coyle, Deena Ellis — Best Looking Le PROS: ow BTSTRET I yet leet Bigieid gl t aS ai ie ®- eee 5 ay Tina Martin, Antonio Turner — Most Outrageous Donna Hartley, Chris Mizelle — Most Likely To Carlton Walton, Beth Burton — Most School Succeed Spirited Donica Williams, Antonio — Turner — Most Talkative — Lisa Wells, Steve Williams — Most Athletic ea {{ | | 7 Albert Holaso, Rita Wright — Most Artistic Stacey Brett, Tanya Smith — Most Popular 174 Outstanding In 1988 is at Yy 25 eee Debbie Homsher, Chris Mizelle — Best All Around | =: Best Dressed Michelle Hedgepath, Craig Speller — Wittiest me wh Tony Price, Karen McNeil — Class Flirt Kermit Sheppard, Anita Washington — Andrea Grant, Chad White — Cutest Couple Shyest Henri Rawls, Melissa McCoy — Class Clown Dalvetta Ford, Boris Lawrence — Tallest Darryl Frank, Tonya Smith — Friendliest Lateshia Sills, Paris Newton — Shortest 175 176 ALLNUTT, KIMBERLY S. 13 Hedge Ln. 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WILLIAMS, ELFREDA M. 3103 Airline Bl. WILLIAMS, LEASA S. 1503 Hodges Ferry Rd. WILLIAMS, MALIK 1302 S. Carrington Cr. WILLIAMS, STEPHEN L. 801 Nottingham Rd. WILLIAMS, JR., AURTHOR C. 1003 Taft Dr. WILSON, CORETTA L. 1600 Darren Ci. 4 WILSON, JEFFREY B. 205 Riddick Dr. WILSON, KEITH B. 1119 Alcindor Rd. WINFIELD, ROBERT A. 513 Eisenhower Ci. WRIGHT, RITA R. 1810 Lyontine La. YOUNG, DERRIC T. 6 Wilkins Ct. 7, 178 It was discovered that P.T.L.'s Jim Bakker paid $25,000 in hush money to church secretary Jessica Hahn. This was to keep her quiet about a sexual encounter in a motel room in 1980 ... Tammy Bakker was compared to Imelda Marcos with her extreme makeup and outlandish spend- ing, using church funds and her drug addiction . . . Oral Roberts, said God told him he would “call him home” if he did not raise $8 million in one month ... Jimmy Swaggart, who spilled the beans on the Bakkers was pho- . tographed entering a motel room with a prostitute. He then made a dramatic confession sermon on t.v., in which he never mentioned what the sin was . . . The 1988 Presi- dential campaign which included two Reverends, Pat Robertson and the only black candidate, Jesse Jackson ... Gary Hart was at the front until photos surfaced of him and actress model Donna Rice, he then withdrew from the campaign ... Ollie North became a national hero when he and Admiral Poindexter sold arms to Iran in exchange for hostages, then using the money for the Nicaraguan Contras, North told us “the good, the bad, and the ugly” at the senate hearings where he admitted to shredding stacks of documents. North and Reagan were big supporters of Nicaragua’s freedom fighters. Ronald Reagan got alot of criticism during this, his last year of Presidency, not only for the Iran-Contra affair but for his supreme court nomination of Judge Robert Bork. Bork had very controversial ideas. Then it was Douglas Gins- berg, his second choice, we found out that he had smoked marijuana as recently a few years before ... Ronald Reagan and Gorbachev signed the INF Peace Treaty to get rid of all intermediate range nuclear missles ... The bombing of Kuwait's oil tankers led to the deployment of the Atlantic Fleet in the Persian Gulf and Kuwait's tankers flying the U.S. flag. The Navy was also mine sweeping in the Persian Gulf ... Jessica McClure the 2 year old who was trapped in a well was on the nation’s mind for the two days it took to rescue her . . . The Aids epidemic put fear in the nation as some of the most famous people died from it, last year actor Rock Hudson and this year pianist Libarace. In the Midwest, Christmas Eve, R. Jean Simmons murdered 13 people most of whom were members of his own family ... Heather O'Rourke, the little girl in the movie Poltergiest, who said “they're here”, died at the age of twelve ... Virginia lawmakers passed the seatbelt law ... Portsmouth’s 1st black Mayor, James Holley was removed from office by recall election after his finger prints were found on hate mail sent to city council con- cerning the Manor-Norcom issue ... But Manor High remained Manor and Norcom remained Norcom ... Ms. Kirman, our new principal c ame in and laid down the law. New rules were every where no going to your lockers during school, stricter tardy policy, and Saturday denten- tion ...A local disc jokey fuels racial tension at Bayside Junior High in Virginia Beach .. . The blockbuster mov- ies were Fatal Attraction, Dirty Dancing, School Daze and movies such as Platoon and Hamburger Hill dealt with the dramatic side of the Vietnam War Era ... The Class of “88” Graduated, Congratulations and Good Luck to everybody! Do You Remember ... Kemp Robertson Bote TERM PAPER ASSISTANCE! CATALOG OF RESEARCH PAPERS AVAILABLE! SEND 82.00 FOR CATALOG CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-621-5745 SEND TO: AUTHORS RESEARCH SERVICES, INC. G8? 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