Newport News High School - Anchor Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

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HUDSON LIVE SAY . 1 .,Kmite,,Y- GEORGE Mfxsrnns All,'tl1a.t'begins well, ends well. I'00tb311lf,y523, '24, '25, '26g Balsebaill '23, Z24, '25, '26': Basketball '24, '25, '26g Track 25, '26g Captain-Elect Basketball '26g Coach Jun- ior Interclass Championship Team '25, '26. . In Knute we have tlie vanguard of high attitudes. 'Heis one of our happy-go-lucky lads who comes out. well in the end. We shall al- ways remember the gallant, way in which he de- fended Our Old High. ' 'Silence is happiness. George is our quiet bystander. 1-Ie never for- gets his lessons and it is a good thing. He is very quiet but willing to share a good time or a good joke. He will help if he can and smilingly. 7D DOROTHY ISETTA MARTIN' MATHEWS Dot Better than riches or worldly wealth, Is a heart that is always jolly. Always living in the present, never worrying, eternally giggling and smiling is this Dorothy of ours. Life would become her inferno if she should lose her power of speech. She can talk the leg off of an iron kettle and still keep us amused. We hope her tongue will always he a pleasure bringer, an instrument of kindness, and a. loyal booster of our Old Gold and Dark Blue. MABEL BAXTER MCCORKLE 'Icky Boy A stitch in time saves nine! 'LVN ,fl If you see Mabel in the hall, in the home room or in the classroom you can see with her a needle, a piece of thread, a piece of cloth and Q , a look of satisfaction upon her brow. Her hob- .1 by is sewing and she has created many master- 1 ,Q pieces at it. Not only is she a good seamstress ' but a good friend. to all. 'Willy A , I 4--1 ' ll 1

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ELIZABETH JONES 'PA smile will go a long, long way! ,President Philolethian Literary Society '23, '24, Girl, Reserves '23, '24, '25, '26, Secretary Girl Reserves '24, Social Chairman'Girl Re- serves '25, Orchestra '24, '25, '26, Secretary Joint Literary Societies '25, Class Vice-Presi- dent '25, Secretary Philolethian Literary So- ciety '26, Class Secretary '26, Reading Medal '26, Glass Creed '27. She can speak, she can write, she can play- all for the love of music. Elizabeth is a compe- tent pianist. writer of music, and speaker. With these three characteristics and her charming personality and willingness to do good, we pre- dict a great future for our loyal and ever-de- pendable classmate. l THiEl'..MA KiEIRN Just keep on dreaming, Till your dreams come true. Thelma is just a dream' to us-.andgshe dreams all the day long. -We cannot read her dreams- we wish we could, because we, know they are sweet and pure. We wish our dreams made us as pleasant and as happy as Thelmafs. HENRY B. LAWRENCE When he says do it, 'tis done. Assistant Manager Baseball '25, Manager Baseball '26, Assistant Manager .Football '25, Manager Football '26, Orchestra '24, Vice- President Industrial Arts Club '24, - Here is our football manager. We'll never have another like him. Henry has given himself heart and soul plus his time to the football team. He is sincere, dependable, and truthful. Henry is an artist, too. You should see the football posters he creates! MAX LEVY ' 'Ma-MaeMax' ' I am slain by a fair cruel maid. - Class Prophet. . , Max has one weakness, or rather, two-writ- ing poetry and falling in love. Every week it's a new one. All kidding aside, Max is a hard worker and a good sport. We will miss him and his startling quotations. fg V h A 1 ,Z E 'huh

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MARGARET MENIN I think not of myself but of my fellow man. ,zglliember Bible Club '26g Class Secretary '26, Margaret is one of the quiet but attractive girls of our class. Whenever you need her she will lend her hand with all eagerness to help. Her place as class secretary will be hard to be filled and we will miss her. fr ALBEIETIIIEDWARD MILL-AR Friend to truth- of soul sincere In action, faithful and in honor clear. Vice-president of Class '26, '27g Student Council '26, '27, , Albert is our ever dependable' class vice-presi- dent. Just tell it to him and hewill do his best, and after all, nothing else is to be expected. A1bert's sympathetic 'smile and helping hand has lead us through many a dark task and triumphant. GRACE ELVA MORGAN I KHea'vy! D My heart's content when I'm in mischief. ,Zgrench Club '23, '24g Eureka Literary Society Originality, thy name is Grace! She can see silver lining in the darkest clouds. Her laugh- ter and funny remarks chase the gloom away, but when she becomes sarcastic, beat it. She is skilled in using the typewriter, and she will be a success as a stenographer. SARAH RUTH MORGAN ' 'Dids' ' Just let me smile and I'll be happy. , Dramatic Club '25g Spanish Club '24, '25g ,,, 1, w 1. Treasurer Phililethiau Literary Society '23. Honest, happy, and carefree that is Sarah. ' ' Forever smiling, laughing and joking is she. Sarah helps us over our rough and narrow paths I with her sympathetic smile which she always f carries. She does her duty by all and we know . her reward in life will be Success. X 1 , HS'- i4:::- Q , 25,5-F. .