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

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The Beacon February, 1941 HALL OF F AME :I was 2-:-, , 1 X . ,NO -z fl 555. V A ff Mg, ' 'M ffm' X, ' K l Q its, :es , X - 1 i V 1 iw' :f' a54. '19 5 U . iq 2 ,, 1 . . 2 fl , .. ' -'-. Q .,,.,.: - - F ?'fffF ': .' . ' :': ewes see? Q-.11 'ff , , ' W T32 - .- fi 4 , ' - bi' gl' i ' . B l ' 1 5 ., In H Ri K . H 1 , fi . . 5 . 1.-Betty Hopkins, Best Looking Girl, 2.--Margaret White, Most Stylish Girl, 3.- Mollie Joynes, Best Studentg 4.-Jolliff Cross, Best All-Round Boy, 5.-Ben Cleary, Best Boy Dancerg 6.-Joe Farry, Most Athletic Boy, 7.-Elizabeth Smyer, Best Girl Dancer, 8.-Margaret Bishop, Best All-Round Girl, 9.-Allen 'We1ls, Best Studentg 10.-Charles Pot- ter, Best Looking Boyg 11.-Anne Cosby, Most Popular Girlg 12.-Billy' Harrison, Most Popular Boy. Twenty-Eight

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The Beacon MARGARET BETHUNE WVHITE Tuna llouu- Room OlTi1-vs: Jr, :xml Sr, Home Evo- numivs Clubs: Fusllion Show: Jr, Rf-d Cross Ih-lam-so-111-:iiivv3 Svhunl Usll0l': Sll0l'illFllld UN'- lilis-ulv: ll, A. V.: lSc+:l4'on NYM-lily lfl'll0l'lf'l'C llmul- Room 219. l Class Sonq Dear Newport High we now commend thee To future sons of thine. With saddest thoughts We say good b e ' Y To Alma Mater dear, Though new ones come we'll ne'er forget Our friendships made while here. Words and Music By Mollie Joynes Tw an ty-Scv en February, 1941

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The Beacon February, l94l And Now for a FARRY Story Once upon a time there was a little girl named GOLDEN-locks. Her hair was long and KERLIN. As she was strolling through the FORREST one bright and CLEARY day the ROBBINS and the Bob-O-LINKS were chirping merrily. Suddenly something CROSS-ed her pathg she stumbled and hurt her SHINN and SCULL. And was she SHOCKLEY! She picked herself up and BECAN to go on her Way happi-LEIGH. She PASS-ed by Red Riding Hood's home, but she had gone out with the MILLER, and BAKER, the MAYER, and the TAYLOR. They had gone to see The BISHOP Misbehaves, at the WELLS theatre. ELLIS too bad I have to go alone. The THOMAS passing on and the skies were getting GRAYg so she ran. Too late, she reached her grandmothers be-COSBY the FOX had eaten her. As she was lowered into HARGRAVE, GOLDEN- locks uttered the prayer: Here lies Grandma . Now on the road to glory Goodbye Grandma, I'm in the wrong story! ay-o - -- Y .K ,lx--.gg I3- I EJ i'65T?JlXQ What Our Classmates Will Be Five Years From Now: Joliff Cross-Still riding the bus to Oak Avenue. Melvin Anderson-23 years old. Mae Massenburg-Gold digging. Billy Harrison-Professor at Yale College. Elizabeth Smyer - Dancing teacher Down Argentine Way. Anne Cosby-Kate Smith the second on Ry-Krisp Program. Stella Dale-Athletic teacher. Betty Hopkins-Miss Phoebus 1946. Charles Potter-Headlines-Potter Re- places Clark Gable. Ben Cleary-All-American, 1 946. Allen Wells-Experiments with new electric shaver. Mollie Joynes-Mrs. Gatlin g. Twenty-Niow Harry Butler-Sports reporter for New York Times. Bettymay Becon-Ballet star. Erwin Fox-Sings at Metropolitan. Valentine Forrest-Selling groceries. Harriet Levinson-Married to a sur- geon. Ruth Garris-Cooking pies. Sidney Soltz-Married to Carry Papers. Jean Golden-Best wife of 1946. Lucky man! Theo Kerlin-Executive of shipyard. Katherine Thomas-Still looking. June Page Fox-Preparing for the next leap year. Virgil Marshall-Playing Shakespeare, Margaret Bishop-Treasurer of VVomen's Club.