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

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Photo by Don Rush

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tudent life of the 1987-88 school year began with a slight ripple and then became a larg- er and larger swell as we started to ‘‘Catch the Wave.’’ Students coasted along the top of a wave of activities, athletics, and academics with more spirit than ever. Enthu- ‘siasm surged as new friendships, trends, and habits formed within our halls. Members of the student body participated in such activities as Homecoming and football games as a group and achieved personal goals like good grade reports as individuals. Many students com- bined school oriented activities with outside hobbies, jobs, and classes. ® As the year progressed, we became as vast and varied as an ocean. Oe With a splash of that Mariner flash, Q new styles, new faces, and new classes, filled the halls to make us as great as we are! By Nora Murray Photo by Don Rush A favorite lunch pastime is spending time with friends. The many faces of the Mariners.

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Sherry Mings demonstrates her talent by reciting a mono- logue. As John Osborne escorts Jackie Epperson, the other es- corts wait for their girl. Amy Weaver is Ist runner up. Photo by Tom Knox Photo by Tom Knox Shannon Moore walks the runway after winning Miss Congeniality. Leora Brinkley takes her last walk after being crowned Miss Mariner 1987. Photo by Tom Knox MISS MARINER