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

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,Msg-q .XIII TAKING TIME OUT for a breather, Mr. Keesee talks and Thomas Keesee, Jr., who dropped in for a chat as with Henry Jackson, Norman Conn, Danny Campbell, many boys like to do. U! 1411, We 14640149146 AS THERE ARE OUTSTANDING FOREMEN in the Senior Yard, so there are, among our teachers, some who, by their character, personality and in- tegrity, tremendously influence the development of their students, Mr. Thomas O, Keesee, assistant principal, is one of those treasured faremen in our yard. Whether in his office with problem bays, in II6 calling the roll of tardies, or just standing in the hall telling one of his many stories, he impresses upon the minds of the students by his every action the fundamental importance of honor, dependabil- ity and sincerity. To Mr. Keesee, friend and counselor of NNHS stu- dents, the l95O Anchor is dedicated. l 9 r I I l HARD AT WORK, Mr, Keesee ' plans class schedules for the new semester, THE DEAN OF BOYS steps out of his office to caution a hall runner or just to say hello

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of sciaeaap The first step in the building of a ship is laying the keel. This must be done with great care for without a firm foundation any structure is weak. First of all, the incoming freshman must acquire the desire to learn-the curiosity and anxiety to know what makes things tick. When a stu- dent follows directions carefully, takes part in class discussions, works well with a group, and is thoroughly interested in his work, he is huild- ing Scholarship. 21