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

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“It’s a strange world isn’t it, Mr. Wilson. How many people would guess that you are a slave driver ?” “Oh, Spirits of the sun, moon, and stars . . “And now for my next trick . . “Oh, Jackie! You’ve gotten all the way to TEN!” “Don’t let ’em give you any wooden nickles.” “Humble yourself before the seat of wisdom.” “O.K. Scalps clean. Next fingernail inspection!” “You see, comrades — this is the “Refuse to bow down in my class, way the formula is found!” will you!”

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To Greater Achievement First row (L. to R.) — Margaret Lee, Margaret row- — Travis Johnson, Joan Hill, Ruby Kison, Othell Mitchell, Geraldine Peoples, Idella Boykins, Marian Hill, Mildred Downing, Irene Moss. Paige, Jackie McClenny, Mrs. Jessie Taylor. Second The Cafeteria Staff, under the supervision of Mrs. Jessie Taylor, prepares breakfast and lunch for our students. Supervised by Mr. Clarence Robinson, the Maintenance Staff keeps our building running smoothly. Throughout the course of the day, Mr. Robin- son and the members of his staff can be found repairing broken shades, replacing damaged desks, unlocking doors, and answering urgent calls for assistance. First row (L. to R.) — Ruth Dickerson, Henrietta Jordon, Willie Mae Forbes, Sally Gupton, Clif- fordine Wardlow, Rebecca Sellers: Second row — 23 Clarence Robinson, David Robinson, Louis Aus- tin, Ronald Wilson, Jasen Atkins.

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Ooey, gooey, wiggles and worms Makes a turn turn twist and turn. “That’s right Mr. Wilson, put your head right here!” “I’ve heard of big dates, but this is ridiculous!” “I keep having this dream, see. And he comes in wearing these little booties and carrying this spear and says, ‘Gotcha’!” Whew! Thought they would never get through that Katie Winter’s commercial. This is educational T. V.? 25 i