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

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Staffs Serve The ‘Warm tootsies, happy teacher!” ATTENDANCE Mr. Louis Wheary and Mrs. Virginia Cash OFFICE STAFF — (L. to R.) Mrs. Marion Ferguson, Mrs. Sandra Bell, Mrs. Mabel Papa. 10

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Are The Guiding Forces Mr. Thomas O. Keesee Assistant Principal Poised behind his carefully selected and proudly displayed array of gold and blue flowers, Mr. Keesee is efficient as well as being terribly concerned with the welfare of the individual student. It is the policy for most men of his position to totally avoid involvement with students, for it may prove too much of an emotional strain. Mr. Keesee, however, disregards this standard attitude and continues to form real and lasting rela- tionships with students, relationships that prove vital and fulfilling to all concerned. Miss Margaret Lane Assistant Principal There is always a place in our hearts for a person who gives unselfishly of himself in the hope of relieving the turmoil of others. In her office Miss Lane maintains an “open door” policy. If there is a problem to be solved or a question to be answered, the door is always open and the solution is near. Miss Lane approaches the problems of her students with a positive spirit and is a firm advocate of honesty in all dialogue. We all feel great ad- miration and respect for this great educator.

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School’s Many Needs Guidance Miss Sarah Owen Longwood, B.S. Guidance Mrs. John Pully Winthrop College, A.B. College of Wm. and Mary, M.A. F.T.A. Sponsor Guidance Mrs. Garland J. Conn Westhampton College, B.A. School Nurse Mrs. A. J. Kiser Elizabeth Buxton Hospital, R.N. Students receive sound advice from their guidance counselors on college admissions requirements. Mrs. Jessie Taylor, our cafeteria manager, stifles the hunger pangs of N.N.H.S. students with a bright smile and a plate full of good food. “Whoever heard of g etting a sick leave without having a temperature?”