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

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After eating their lunch, all Mariners returned to their after- noon classes and began to work hard at getting classwork done. In- terested students eagerly took part in class discussions and asked ques- Learning tions if they didn’t understand what A While circulating through the assignment. A Taking a break from their drawing, this drafting class decides to exhibit their spirit during spirit week. 14 Learning A ron aed asks Mr. Boswinkle, ““Do you pee f(x+h)-(x) to find ! Oo h

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pains and growling stomachs. Even though the cost of lunches was higher this year, Mariners’ ap- petites still held strong. ' Lunch time also served as a study period for those who wanted ‘to do their homework and study for a. Taking it easy during lunchtime, Steve Hankla, Kevin Roberts, ) Ken Barker and Bobby Coggin talk about the day ahead of i them. that big test the next period. Next to the cafeteria, the library was the most popular place for Mariners to go after relaxing and refueling in the cafeteria. There they could catch up on the recent news with their friends, read the latest issue of wa A Eating at Burger King is a daily habit for Ralph Navoa and Terri Shaughnessy. students. their favorite magazine, and check out books needed for projects and reports. As the bell rang for lunch to end, Mariners slowly returned to their classes and began the wait for 3:20 to arrive. 2 Bs ip BS = a we 4 Subway Station sits across the street from FHS and awaits the arrival of hungry Lunching, Lounging i)

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tas being talked about. Teachers ‘ere eager to walk around and sist those students who needed xtra help. As the band started up nd practicing began, all musicians agerly got involved and melodious yunds emerged from the band room. Eagerly awaiting the end of the day, some Mariners got overly anxious and had trouble concen- trating on their assignments and found it difficult not to look out the window. As the last five minutes of sixth period arrived, notebooks MMs. Jones, in psychology class, carries on a group discussion concerning Htudents’ relationships. ferry Mann, Robert Hardy, Keith McNair, Kevin Jacobs, and Lavon Diggs at- 2mpt to keep in time with one another before practicing with the band. were shut and books slammed in preparations for the final bell and for the afternoon announcements. From this time forward, the students were completely un- manageable until, at last, they could be on their way home. A After finishing her timed writing, Jolene Burr finds humor in her score. Learning fa