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

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SCHOOL LIFE 8-17 UNDERCLASSMEN 20-49 ACTIVITIES 52-75 FACULTY 78-87 CLASSROOM 90-101 SPORTS 104-127 SENIORS 130-177 ADVERTISEMENTS 180-215

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A , Published By The Students of NEWPORT NEWS HIGH SCHOOL Newport News, Virginia Editor Cathy Crockin Business Manager Al Dutton Faculty Advisor .... Mrs. Martha Jo Milne

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Di rec ' tion, n., the course along which anything moves. Direction is the north, south, east and west on a weathervane, four paths converging at a crossroads, the view from the crest of a mountain or the perspective the student gains from his schooling. Direction is many different things, both physical and spiritual. For the student, especially, it symbolizes something of great significance and importance. Direction represents the decisions the student must and will make from the time he is a mouse until the time he receives his diploma, the goals he must choose and the course he must set. Direction is the very glue of the student ' s life, that which binds all his aspirations, capabilities and desires together — that which gives the student the unity of purpose that enables him to choose the direction in life he will follow. 3