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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PRODUCED “I think you’re pushing, not pulling,” says Bob Stalnaker to his sister Susan, as she assists him in removing his boots. V It was beginning to look a lot like Christmas throughout the halls of N. N. H. S. as each homeroom appropriately decorated its door in preparation for this happy holiday. “Look out! Stanley Binder and Mary Claire Gerber, the librarian is watching you.” Forming the “T” are the Friendlist Typhoon from each class. They are, front to back, Phyllis Shinn, Senior, Polly Norris and Joe Mooney, Mice, Dennis Holbrook and Susan Stalnaker, Freshman and Mary Anas, Sopho- more. From left to right they are Jimmy Hall and Jimmy Workman, Seniors, Barry Hatchett, Sophomore, Virginia Morton and Calvin Han- rahan, Juniors. 18