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

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1 a l Y I 4 3 I E r 5 5 - L 1' - 'I' 9 r :jf e ' MX V FREDA FISHER Good-natured, faithful, sturdy, true - that's Freda to perfection. She came to us from Hamp- ton, but that doesn't matter tho', for we are quite aware of her charming personality and school spirit. Lessons have no terrors for her. She looks them in the face and laughs them away. A good sport, everybody's friend, a will- ing helper, isn't that enough? 5 T:lgerl Ah,! Brummel of the cl' This loud, but lit and if he desires t grades. His place to you, Brute. mvm FRANK M R FOSTER gels!! llBruteJl did someone say the Beau: ss was coming down the hall? le, lad is always full of fun, Q, he can make A and B ill be hard to fill. Good luck Irvin is the kind of a boy who has m y friends. Why? Because he is sincere and t e to everyone. All of us are impressed with. s winning disposition. Everything he does ls d , e well and with a smile. ' . 4' , V ,le JACK GORDON W , .XYWV 'rife' President History Club '26. ,l x, ' ffgxs, Jack is always ready to- tell a joke, but - me '2 'flex XX, hind his joking lies genuine fraukness. Not-w - 1 ' My-P X N standing this tendency, Jack is good in all is f , A wig subjects, getting his A's and B's re u- 1 , X. larly. Dependsbility ls his middle name, for you an VN, XX m, count on him for anything in a. pinch. We re Q 4 'wi S sure that he will succeed out of school as ll W '1 1 ' as he has ln. . , . A L t 7 N - . I , - Vw - l 2 , Irxll My 3 ' l' ., .. - 1 1 z 5 5 V 1 ' . gl 3 1 , -sk r lv .u ', Fw 'Kin fn 5 use rl ?FQ-it ehvw A ., bd'

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fx., I ',, , . , ..wf W., Z ' wa... Lf- - ' 'f L a- . , Y ,..,,, K .- Q F, t ,lvl ea ' All J . rf- ' l' . . V N il. ' 1 , -. ' '-A' h- -... ll -1, .-at If ' - Q1 3 I -la . N J, , N, l .1 . A, .1 ALBERT CHARLES f .Betty 1 It there ls a good time floating around, you may be sure that Bert ls close by. He is a good sport and :Don Juan with the ladies. He blushes occasionally, but that doesn't make any differ- ence, because we like him just the same. In part- ing, we ask for one favor, Bert. Don't forget those years spent learning Spanish! MARJORIE DAWSON ' 'Mafgid' ' President of Civics Club '27, Philolethlen Lit- erary Society '26. We will miss Margie. She has always been true to her friends and has a smile and a word of cheer for everyone she meets. But we wonder why her blue eyes become so dreamy at times- we must blame lt on Oak Ridge. Anyway we love Margie and are proud to have her as our friend. MARIE LOUISE DURAND Latin Club '26g Home Economics Club '26g English Club '26g Science Club '26, Do you think a class would be complete with- out a person like Louise? No slree, she's our beacon light, guiding us on the straight and narrow path. Now don't think she is one of these goodie-goodies. She's just as full of mischief as the rest of us, but she knows when enough's enough. Just take a, squint at her monthly grades and prove to yourself that '- '-R she is at hard working student. vt X DALLAS ENTSMINGER J ' . President of Senior Class '28, '29g Student 5 Council '28, '29, Home Room Representative '25, if ir ,Q '26g Biology Club '25g Beacon Newspaper Re- : ' porter '27, '28, '29, Class Hall of Fame '29. X - ' ,fu I, - Courage and integrity are the handhelds of i H ' leadership, while service is the stairway by which - -'sk f we ascend. Our president has been a, main- - -on spring ln our school life through his courage, ,. Wm- .,, service, and integrity. Dallas is always doing f H1 his best for the things which are the best for I the school. r M fu-'T I- it W J., . Vx L , K i Q 1 FI- a ..- . ' , , fig ' s v 4 , a l in 5, 1 M -M' ' .2 l .- . ,,,..,.b- wa Q 1 ' 'v N' Y ,f ' 4 fx F , 4 . g A w 1. i ,.-, i -v- V ' ,,,,,-fe-f'f.:--rift' - ,, wi I J ,mr-'e '. e 1- -l -s. tg M Au- - '-1 t 'il , 1 L i l l e i 1 .. 3

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MARION BUXTON HALL . What was that noise? It was only Marion gig- gling. In the corridors, in the assembly, and everywhere her merry laugh can be heard. Sha ls a. fine classmate. We are afraid we are losing her in more than one way for her heart has been led astray since she has been with us. JOHN HARNER Biology Club '25g Eureka Literary Society '25: erary Society '25. Do we all know Johnny? You can bet we do, at least since he came back from Richmond. For now there is hardly an assembly program, but what we hear from him. But don't think from this that he is all noise: because, unless you are one of his close friends, you will think he never says a thing. His four years spent here have meant something to him. and it he goes on as he has started, he cannot help but be a success. THEODORE HARRISON I I l Home Room President '28. Ted is our angel: an angel in class, but-? Although Ted has attended our school only a short while, he has already made for himself a solid place in our hearts. He numbers his friends by the hundreds and has no enemies. Goodbye and good luck, Ted. GAIBEL G. HIMMELWRIGHT Staff of Spring Play '28g Fall Play '28g Senior Play '29g Business Manager Beacon An- nual '29. Ga.bel's ambition is to be a doctor, if you don't happen to know it already. He has made fine grades during his high school life, being especially fond of chemistry. He is also one of the staunchest supporters of our school. May your building be as ilrm as your foundation, Gabel. N422 WJ ffwofl' f KAW flfgif' fffrfwf W1 ' ' :V ' ', - gfsfq X , fl 1 E' 1 I if H f. we .. . .V ,Q We r ,Q t- we-. 111 ,vw-' f I I' ' 6