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

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Spirits Rise Spirit was more than cheering at pep assemblies. Throughout the year, students showed their loyalty through their atti- tudes and actions. Volunteering to work in clubs, riding the late bus home after activities and spend ing a dollar or two to watch the football team lose again were all ex- pressions of loyalty. TOP LEFT: History field trips led by Mr. Livesay create fun experience for Sharon Fultz, Steve Nel- son, and Jackie Krisik. LEFT: A delicate touch is used by Kathy Morris in an experiment. BOTTOM LEFT: Fire truck shows signs of hope for a fire drill and an extra few minutes for socializing. BELOW: Shoulder pads add to the lunacy of the Annual staff as expressed by Vicky Kaiser and Laurie Kramer. BOTTOM: Lunch is really the social hour for sophomores John Shaughnessy and Robert Nau- mann. Spirit 5

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TOP: As Coneheads, Juniors consume mass quanti- ties. ABOVE LEFT: Schedule of events is kept up- to-date by Paul Jackson, John Allen, and Jerry Garrison. CENTER: While learning to sail, Ann Mayhew also works on her tan. ABOVE: Break be- tween classes provides time for Sharon Barton, Kathy Lynch, and Kevin Joyce to chat. ABOVE RIGHT: While eyeing the pitcher, Debra Smith • prepares to bat. RIGHT: Library time is used wisely by Kenny Debrew and Kevin Anthony. 4 Spirit

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TOP: As LeaAnn Turlington watches, Mary Mc- Lean points out the properties of KCIO3. ABOVE LEFT: While Susan Duregger impassively continues her assignment, Jackie Krisik breaks under the pressure. ABOVE RIGHT: Library Science poster brings Brenda Hiles first place in a career education contest. 6 A Closer Look