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

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There were many ways that Mariners showed the world who we were in 1976-77. Loud Screaming participation in pep rallies and at football games showed other students, other schools and other people that we were Mariners and proud of it. Sports, art, writing and other competitions brought rcognition to Ferguson students, in school and out. People expressed their feelings to other people through both quiet words and zany ac- tions. We showed the world who we were--our Way. TOP: A football player converses with Coach Quillen during a Todd Stadium game. LEFT: Students enjoying school food is unusual, but Tim Hughes likes it. Our Way 7

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ABOVE: There's nothing like the face of a kid... 3 Ernest Johnson shows his enjoyment of a candy bar. LEFT: A new addition t o the Ferguson halls is a suggestion locker. Our Way

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8 Student Life ABOVE: Learning to make music, David Pociluyko concentrates in guitar class. RIGHT: Sitting in the conductor's chair, student teacher Zelma Bratcher discusses sheet music with Mr. Herring. Today Is The Day Each day at Ferguson was today,'' a Mariner day to be done in our own style. While we re- membered our yesterdays, the cur- rent minute was always the most important. Each day, lasting on- ly for a brief moment, soon be- came another memory added to an ever-growing collection. Our times came and went, to be en- joyed and to be remembered when today became yesterday.