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

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OF NEWPORT NEWS Smiling as they ccme down the stairs on their way to perform in a pep assembly, the Junior Varsity Flagtwirlers hope that they will be able to show the team that they are behind them all the way. What’s this dangling before my eyes Amid the basketball cheers and cries? Why it’s only the boys who take their seat On the ledge upstairs and dangle their feet. Looks as if we could use a policeman to clear this jam caused by Wayne Delozier and Suzie Greene, as he helps her pick up her books. 16

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EVENTS AND TRADITIONS “Sh-h-h-h, he’s shooting a foul shot!” New- port News fans exhibit their well known sportsmanship at the Hampton basketball game. “Best of luck to the Class of 1962,” says Senior Class president, Hor- ace Underwood, as he transfers the traditional cap and gown to Bill Bryant, President of the Junior Class. After their arrival at school and before homeroom period begins, Cho Gillespie, Alvin Downs, and Banning Crossley spend their time waiting for the girls. Meanwhile Annette Rouse, Sharron Weaver, and Judy Sawyer spend their time primping. It seems as though these students are thor- oughly enjoying their snack at the Y. M. C. A., since a favorite teenage diet consists of cokes and potato chips. 15

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HIGH SCHOOL, r gtW AV s a6 ® 1 VY . e , vJ» v % e ve 1ca »»v» { e G sS ' ;V Ba De« „ S»» ° cV o ' aS GVo -adAie Ae s ’ V 7 i ✓ O k We thought girls were the only gossips, but it looks as though the boys who congregate on the first floor every morn- ing have certainly proven us wrong. ,1 j4ta, svst -■74 ♦VTi ft These happy students, Becky Smith, Phyllis Ritter, Robert Worthington, Mai Whiteside, Rochelle Leifer, and John Carleton, take time out from their busy sched- ules to take advantage of the quickly vanishing snow. 17