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

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RE FRIE DLY TO ALL. NO WONDER our Bulletin Board always looks its best-Charlene Nachman and Jimmy Raynor work hard to keep it up to date. HOW ARE YOUR aches and pains? THE COURTEOUS and efficient Our school nurse, Mrs. Williams, is cafeteria staff, under the super- always ready and available to diag- vision of Mrs, Hughes always serves nose your troubles. fine meals. HAVE YOU no- ticed that the doors do not s q u e a k any more? The rea- son for this is that our cap- able custodian, Bill Martin, is always right on the job. TACKLE THE DIRT and clean up the school. This theme for Clean-up Week was Carried out in the winning posters by Ann Scott, Pat Moss, and J i m m y Raynor. 19

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OUR FIRST GLI P NEW YEAR-NEW FACES. This is the first pep assembly for the year '53-'54, To each eighth grader entering, many new excit- ed faces reflect their own. AS RALPH RABINOWITZ hands out the colors to the incoming mice, he congratulates them as full-fledged mice. THE ICE. WE'RE POOR LITTLE MICE who have lost their way. This was the song which talented mice, Linda Ivins and Helen Flax sang in the mouse assembly.

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THE HELP THE ELVES 20 C-ABBY CARRETT, honor council choirmon, ond Mr, Plummer, honor council sponsor, get together to discuss their next cose. OUR CAILY DECORATED bul- letin boord proudly disploys the i sign of the Community Chest Week-giont Red Eeothers. CAIRMAN OF THE CLEAN-UP committee Horry Simpson, begins Clean-Up Week bi mopping the floor.