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

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fri .. 4 , ,, 'l ' 1. '--an JV 'Q T11 b . 5' ..- 2 :P Wu., if We ff' ' :L DAISY MOORE Dinty Cheerleader '27, '28g School Activity Letter '27, '28, '29g Basketball '27: Captain Apple- jack '26g Peg-0-My-Heart '27g Thirteenth Chair '27: S1ni1in' Through '28g Seventh Heaven '28, The Crimson Star '28g Liter- ary Contest Winner '27g Class Night Program 29. Miss Pep Personitledf' Daisy Moore has certainly brought happiness and beauty to thou- sands by her splendid leading of cheers and by her dramatic ability. D1nty is one of the three girls to receive a non-athletic letter and the only student to receive three of them. New- port News high school has meant much to her, and she has meant much to it. r KAROLYN MOORE ' 'Curly' ' Some folks think that Karolyn is 'very quiet and reserved, but she isn't! She can talk as much as anybody and is brimming over with fun. She is a real friend and will help you whenever she can. Now laughing, now serious. always willing, always ready is this golden-haired lassie. SALLIE EPPS MOSS PBS 0' My Heart '27g Literary Nislht Speaker '27g Feature Editor Beacon Newspaper '27: Associate Editor '27, '28g Thirteenth Chair '27: Crimson Star '28g Cheerleader '27g President Student Government '28g Seventh Heaven '28g Commencement Nizht Speaker '28: School Activity Letter '28, '29g Senior Play '29. Sallie, a name that has inspired thousands, has inspired the whole of the Newport News high school. Sallie is the life of any party or dance and has more It than any girl we've ever V If 'tjflll ,ffi Ll , 1311, z Vfjnnl' i ,fl 'PSF , 4' 'zritw 'Q 7 i 11725 'r , 5 , lf'1- , known. She is always doing something for some- I I ' body and has endeared herself to all of us. 'Al' MARY N. MUNNIKHUYSEN 1: ' Merry Money 4 Y Class Prophecy '283 Dramatic Club '28g Spring '-l Movie '2B: Staff of Smilin' Through '28: 4, Staff of Seventh Heaven '28, ' V - ' Merry Money's merry giggle can be heard all over the building, for, she lenpur peppy girl. -V,-' , Mary is loved by everyp exvbecause she is a good , f' i I ,, sportage jruu of fun. fire .gr d of ner mimi-' - at I H I 0 cal and scholastic ab fo e has w pa ' W . ',, 1 is 1 place ou ' hearts. A .U W g l I tl Q Q il ff . , . , I I 1 , U ,V - 4 a ' J -ew: I I 95 - ., 3 f, s . W rv ' ?- 'r 'fr 1 -- at il .KI 3:2 2.53

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I is Mac is the J. -r. LLBWELLYN HJ. 'rx' Orchestra '25, '26, '27, '28g Home Room President '27, '28g Advertising Manager Febru- ary Beacon Annual '28g Vice-President Senior Class '97. What do you say, Squirt? To look at such a little person, and then hear him play a trumpet, you would hardly believe that so much noise could be made by such a, small boy. J. T.'s pleasant manner and cool disposition has won h'm a place in the hearts of his fellows and will continue to win him success on the road to fame. LLOYD MCBURNEY and can not l I M X N v 5 new f Monnxsou c Mann ' l K , X59 accomplished 4 Ny X '-Q, to be one of ' I 124.9 -9-, before coming X, fl -QQ-yxwx Mac, but he is Xxk '5 tj ' fer. '.. X sg ..+ N5 fn' 1'X'f5i,X l 'f 1 5 K Track Team '27g Debate Club 1 2 Another quiet one-sometimes ' I is Morrison and a wen liked and X ', dent. His loyalty to the school is by , N ent and his spirit unfailing. He nm, 2 when he is gone, but we speed him H gg ., 1 success with au revolt but not 1 K lv ll X V ' iv . n We l V 1 -M 1 UW- fl- rf- ' 1 N ' '-H V, Us '- Q 4 we uf'-J 1' 'P l A ' 'ffl' 'W19-.-- , l!e?! 'lYx:1'1'l1 tg 1- 1

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Wmg-s rf' wflzf x 1 -' V- be .ff 4?-5 e i ' in 24' - e ' ., ,. . .l IL A x iii! ' 'A h H 1' 'i 5' lag? ' fm v H FW djs: i T' I - K J' 5J'lh.m,dft-N. - EDWARD M. PLUMMER Eddie Home Room Representative '25, Home Room Secretary '27, Art Editor Beacon Animal '29. Eddie is one of the best students in his class, being sixth in the whole class and first in the llst of boys. Eddie may seem quiet to some, but appearances are often deceiving. He is re- sourceful, original, and dependable. It has been a pleasure to have him with ns for four years, and we are sure that he will be just as success' ful in his future occupations as he has been as a student in high school. MARY RICE Home Economics Club '24, '25g Biology Club '26 Oh, hey there, honey! Let me tell you some- thing! You can always depend on Mary for some nice fresh. gossip. She really has the low down on everybody. Mary, we thank you for all the favors, errands, et cetera, that you did for ns so willingly and for that ever-beaming smile, thus helgilng us on our dark days. WILLIAM RODGERS Usher ' 28, ' 29. It is said that a sense of humor and a., good nature go hand in hand. Bill is a boy upon whom we can depend at all times. He has a sense of humor which once associated with him can never be forgotten. Good luck, Bil1.' May you always be able to smile at fate. JULIUS FRANK ROSBNBAUM Here! Here! We have a Latin scholar f the Rosenbaulns twe should have said Ca arsy. Julius has so much intelligence he feels hmself above using it. However, his likeable personality and ability as a comedian have upheld him in the esteem and friendship of us all. We know isome- day he will be able to hang out a shingle ulius Rosenbaum-Law. Such argumentative wers should not be over-looked in days to come. E. 1 Aw.. E-fi