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

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HIGH SCHOOL LIFE. complicated pattern of human relationships. Yet the Road itself is a thing of simplicity; its basic function is to cover time and distance. Students can travel straight through our high school, ignoring all by-ways and side excursions, and using the Road only as a bleak, narrow path. In contrast, they may travel slowly and thoughtfully, putting every facet of the Road to use, and enjoying the endless variety of events. In the following pages, we have tried to present the best parts of the Road in every aspect. We hope the possessor of this book will find it useful in evaluating his own use of the advantages the Road has offered.

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DEDICATION Exactly ten years ago, a grateful class dedicated the Anchor to a woman they admired and respected. We, the seniors of 1962, now dedicate our Anchor to the same woman to show her how deeply grateful we are for the five years of enthusiastic and understanding help she has given us on her own time. We wish to express our genuine admiration for her strength of character and her great patience. She has been more than a teacher to us; she has been a friend. Her pride in this school, her pride in her work, and her pride in us when we do well, has been an inspiration to all of us. For these, and many more reasons, we respectfully dedicate the 1962 Anchor to Miss Dorothy M. Crane. 5