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

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Gm SIMM Walk '7!umAJe Nm! '7!wwcZ 4 AMUHCAN iDUClTl0N X W ilk Tisgk-azmzwz ls 'lg DN Y ixrtmllmcm-l 'k 1 W x f 5' '09 I EXPECTINC TO FIND this lovely gown out of their price range these girls are surpr sed to discover that it was made by a NNHS student one ot their c'oth ing classes This cretion was mad t r only Sl 8 and was displaved in a local store dur ing National Edu cation Week PERFECTION even w th small os clothing is the aim ot Shirley Melson and all other stu dents Starting in the eighth grade with aprons and blouses the seam stresses advance to make suits night gowns like this and more glamorous ones for t m selves AND SHE CAN COOK TOO! can be said of any girl at Newport News High' home econo- mics is required for all eighth grade girls. ln the foods classes, th girls are taught how to cook and how to pl a n nutritious meals, How to buy and plan meals within a specified budget is o major part of this home economics course.

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,amz 7em7m PORTRAITS whsle you walt' Anne Dlcken san as palntmg a plcture of Nancy Tanley to be used as a prop In the tall play ln art class students are encouraged to use their umagunatuon and creatlve abuluty They make theur own chonces whether to work un owls water colors or modellng clay CLOWN OF THE BAND No not the pretty young lady but the odd shaped In Music Department and Its player Ruth Moss one ot the l29 students enrolled ln the Instrumental muslc classes ON THE DOWNBEAT thus required music class wlll sung a folk song Makung scrap books of composers and orchestras also helps tomorrow s cltnzens to appreciate the world of music I strument. It is a laassoon, the pride of the l5

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