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

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THE BEACON, Juni-: 3 e HARRIS SHIMKOWITZ Home Room Offices, Thespians, Spanish Club, Mid- get Football, Varsity Football, Cast: Feathertop, A Royal Dilemma, Tune In, Up in the Air , Mixed Chorus, Staffs: The Late Christopher Bean, Enchanted Cottage, Grandma Pulls the String, ' 'Quality Street, ' 'Jazz and Minuet, ' ' ' 'Doll's House, ' ' ' 'Romancers, ' ' ' 'Why the Chimes Rang, ' ' The Holy Grai1,' ' ' 'In Dixon's Kitchen,' ' ' 'The Youngest, ' ' ' 'Wild Hobby Horses, ' ' ' 'Nine Lives of Emily, Theme Song , Radio Program for Educa- tion Xveekg Hampton Assembly Skit, Fire Prevention Play. ' CHARLOTTE PRIDE Junior Literary Club, Senior Literary Club, Fresh man Speaker, June '36 Anmml Stuff, Secretary, Fresh main Class, Home Room Offices, Staff: The Young est , Feathertop , French Club, XV1'iters' Club Latin Club, G. A. A. woonnow WYNN Spanish Club. F' Leek , l Twenty-Siu:

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centuries F D I! lm Z D ' 'SJ' ll My -35511 J, Aff' 'LNX5 HALL OF FAME Monday 's child is- fair of face-Ethel Spivey and Woodrow Pulley. Tuesday 's child is full of grace-Dorothy Hardy and Harris Shimkowitz. Wed1iesdiay's child is full of woe--Lee Montgomery CAgi in The Swannj. Thursday 's child has far to go-Otis Allmond. Friday 's child is loving and giving-Essie Millner -and A. N. Branch. Saturday's child works hard for his living-Barbara Ann Ilamilton and James Hawkins. But the child that is born on the Sabbath day is bonny and blithe and gay- Oharlotte Doggett and Tominy Downing. IT HAPPENED AT THE PROM Soft strains of music floated lazily from the radio. A silky rustle of dresses and a murmuring rustle of paper streamers lent a slight air of mystery to the masquerade ball. The large room was illuminated' by covered lights, and semi-darkness encircled the dancers. The French windows at both ends of the room were thrown open to the cool night breeze. Look at Little Bo-Peep over there with Simple Simon. lsn t that shepherdess's dress adorable!-Charlotte Doggett and A. N. Branch, you know. There are rumors of an engagement. ' The girl's escort emitted' a snort. Speaking of peeping, she can't even peep over his shoulder! But they are a pretty pair. About this time, Mary, who was quite contrary, danced by in the arms of Jack Sprat. She was trying to teach him 'a new step. I don't guess Mrs. .Sprat welcomes that sight, said the outspoken girl whom we have already overheard. Oh, Howard Mirmelstein is merely having a little flirtation with Sophia .Eisen- man. Miriam Morewitz won't mind'-they're good friends. A gale of loud laughter swept from the far end of the room. Most of the couples rushed thither, where lo and behold, J. W. Whitley, attired as Little Boy Blue la suc- cessful impersonation to anyone possessing a vivid imaginationj, had slipped on a banana peel. Now, who in the world was eating bananas on a dance floor! roared the placid Boy Blue. I did it, audaciously piped Peter Piper fno other than Joe Barnes, the little l rasca J. Soon attention was drawn back to the lilting tune that caused so many dancing feet to linger. As I was leaving, our first acquaintance remarked, I've heard that Luly VVare is going to Europe this summer. I wish .her BON VOYAGE! And I echoed pensively, Bon voyage on the ship of Life-- 1. Doctor Foster-Frank Beazlie. 2. Peter Piper-'Ted Acosta. 3. Mother Hubbard-Frances Maguire. 4. Bo-Peep-Helen Warren. 5. Prince Charming-Jack Dixon. 6. Miss Muffet-Norma Forrest. 7. J ack Horner--Warren Ashby. 8. Old King Cole-George Ellis. 9. Mistress Mary-Ruth Robeson. 10. Wee Willie Winkle-Alma McKenzie. 11. Lucy Locket-Sophia Eis-enman. 12. Kitty Fisher--Miriam Morewitz. 13. Little Boy Blue-Lee Montgomery. 14. Simple Simon-A. N. Branch. 15. Georgy Porgy--George Abele. 16. Tommy Snooks and Bessy Brooks-Dick Hamilton and Phil -Schlobohm 17. Tommy Tucker-Gerald Berlin. 18. Humpty-Dumpty-Joe Ruben. 19. Jack Sprat-Eugene Middleton. 20. Mrs. Sprat-Erna Ray Parrott. 21. Jack-be-Nimfble-aMayo Fitzhugh. 22. Jack and- Jill-Howard Mirmelstein and Adelaide Arch. 23. Betty Blue--Alda Chapman. 24. Fat Man of Bombay--Freddie Malina. 2.5. Ten o'c1ock Scholar--Neal Patten-. 'llwcntgl-E ight .. . 1 i l 1 l A I N .,,,..l