Homer L Ferguson High School - Mariner Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

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School doors are always open to bloomers Students work after school to make the Mariner float a success. The doors of Ferguson never seemed to close. Year round, the coaches kept gyms open for practice into the late evenings, while teams scrimmaged and prepared for vic- tory over the next opponent. Various clubs assembled to plan projects, share mutual interests, and partici- pate in creative activities, such as painting posters and arranging bul- letin boards. The auditorium housed play rehearsals and blossoming ac- tors, as the school remained alive after hours. Pep Club members work every Monday to boost school spirit. LIFE 13

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Carolyn Caine designs poster to inform students of football game. Melinda Cowherd practices gymnastics. Because students can watch players at practice, afternoon pep assemblies stimulate much school spirit. 12 LIFE

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Band participation adds variety and color to assemblies Teachers provide entertainment at the Warwick pep assembly by pretending to arouse farmer spirit. Freddy and Fanny Farmer act out a boring farmer day. M- Dancing to ‘Galveston,’ Beth Eberhardt catches many eyes. 14 LIFE