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

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16B ropico was the theme of Home- coming week. Students participat- ed in several activities during this exciting time, whether preparing for the assembly or decorating the floats, The cheerleaders lead the school in cheers and chants to arouse the spirit of each student. The Ferguson Singers entertained the student body with songs di- rected by Mrs. Johnson. While the Home- coming Court was announced, the band played a special song to capture the mo- ment. All week, students anxiously waited to find out who would be the next Homecoming Queen. The cheerleaders and the football players gather together to show their hidden talent by singing “Always .” Photo by: Don Rush Photo by: Staff Angela Saunders, Melissa Anthony, and Darren Hall show great pride in being the hosts in the Home- coming assembly. Photo by: Don Rush Photo by: Staff Members of the senior class prove that they Mr. Anderson is ready for the assembly to begin. are 1 by showing their spirit. i » at Photo by: Don Rush The Ferguson Singers enjoy entertaining 11 dazzling senior football players are honored the school. to escort the members of the Homecoming Court. Photo by: Staff HOMECOMING

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tudents go “‘all out” to enjoy their summers, and many be- lieve this past one was one of the best. Many students spent their time at local beaches, including Virginia Beach, Buckroe, Croatan, Nags Head, and Hatteras. Some of the attractions at the beach were surfing, windsurfing, sailing, ““catching the rays,’ and having beach parties and cookouts. Graduating seniors had a week of fun with their friends after graduation at ws ; Photo by: Staff eh fen Ron Holliday, Mike David, and friend watch for a “swell” at Hatteras. Eric King practices fancy maneuvers on his bike. Photo by: Staff Ser “Fun CATCHIT... ““Beachweek,”’ in Nags Head, N.C. Temperature s climbed to almost unbear- able heights, but that did not keep any from participating in their favorite activities. Le- gion Post 255 baseball was a main attraction for several hot summer nights. Many stu- dents also spent their summer working as lifeguards, driving instructors, cashiers, and bagboys. Copy by: Beth Lanehart Photo by: Staff Beth Lanehart and Amy Weaver get ready to go out after a day at the beach. Chris, Juan, Jose, and George relax on the porch of their cottage during Beach Week. STUDENT LIFE 16A

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The class of ’88 won first place in the float competition for the fourth consecutive year. Fans came out to support their team on Friday night at Todd Stadium. Saturday night, at 8:00, students started arriving at the dance. Everyone enjoyed dancing and talking with friends. At 11:00, the dance was over and the floor was empty. Students knew that this week would not be soon forgotten. For the 4th consecutive year the class of ’88 has won first prize in the Homecoming parade. ot : tof 2 aN Photo by: Staff Coach Iseley and several football players watch fellow team-mates attempt victory. Photo by: Staff Photo by: Debbie Harrel Friends take time out to talk after dancing. Students enjoy dancing to the beat of the music played by Rockin Reggie. Photo by: Staff Derek Whitaker and Greg Brooks struggle to Issiah and Peaches go all out at the dance. recover a fumble. plete Photo by: Max Delmar STUDENT LIFE 16C