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CONTENTS Opening 2 Special Events 14 Activities 36 Sports 64 Academics 96 People 122 Community 174 Index 188 Closing 198 ECSU Guacco. Gate ey. Wises ee 4 2, si aa eS. ‘ My A a pet Sy . PR our e ‘ SRR OS os er. Le eee yet eS Sakx M a ee eevee oS eh see? gl ers ee, oe ie ? “oy pl ok bo at Oye NH oR OO sign for sophomores. RIGHT: In ti.e game ay) we, yp otis against Gloucester, Anita Hedden, Bonnie ret Brooks and Carol Mcintosh square off for @ COP ww ae nt Weary. ner. Below: Chess is the means of competition between Kevin Monroe and Sean Gebhart, while : Andy Keane and Ernest Albert give advice. at 3 RIGHT: Team spirit rises after Mariners make the season’s first touchdown. 2 Nobody CanDolt...
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1980 MARINER HOMER L. FERGUSON HIGH SCHOOL 11 SHOE LANE NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 23606 VOLUME NINETEEN CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Juniors, Joanne McNamara and Lori Zittrain show spirit at a Pep Rally. Entertaining second period classes Charles Harrell and Fred Rios sing in the boys’ chorus. Homecom- ing skits arouse the need in Ted Young, much to the delight of Tracy Jones. Drill Team members Regina Tucker and Tina Plenty perform during half time at the Granby-Ferguson football games. Mariner Man, Judi Woolard, shows she feels Mari- ners are number one.
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Competition Builds Pride for Mariners Sweat rolled off athletes’ faces as they competed to become first place teams in Cross-Country and Girl’s Ten- nis. Competition was not limited to Fer- guson’s athletes. The Key and Keyette Clubs battled to become Ferguson’s most active serv- ice club. Grade levels rivaled heavily during Spirit Week and at Pep Rallies. Each class decorated a hall, tried to be the most spirited at rallies and devised displays of confetti, banners and bal- loons in the continuous battle to be recognized as ‘‘Most Spirited Class.”’ For Mariners, competition turned hum-drum school days into days of fun and excitement. : os A ; J a - 2 a xe oy : oe b a a Br. LEFT: Watching the ball, Kim Waltz begins her defensive attack on Gloucster. ABOVE: Bunched together, Ferguson runners finish first. a OE egies ae ae CER eS ee aS Yt | OS wee eee oo oo ‘eof aa ae a eee OO Os 2 wages Dee aS Be NGS PORE = ABOVE: School competition takes the form of vandalism. Like the Mariners Can 3
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