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

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DEDICATIO ' I will fi get l iil ' iwiifiiifff L .' T ji nn, ju ' ' Jggzx... . wssif 1' it-, -3 ,I 72 E3 It is not very often that We find a person who contributes so much to the students of Warwick as this year's dedicatee. She has guided and helped us in many phases of our life here. We can never express in Words our deep gratitude to her for all the benefi- cence she has shown us. She has been a personal friend in whom we could confide and find an an- swer to our problems. Her untiring efforts, sincere interests, and selfless Willingness lead us to strive for greater heights. She tries to instill in all her students, above all else, the ability and desire to think for themselves. She is not only a valuable as- set to life at Warwick, but to the personal lives of the individuals with Whom she comes in contact. Her fine character and untirinq efforts to make the best of unpleasant situations has been an inspiration to us. For her boundless energy, her perpetual vitality, and her deep devotion to her chosen profession of educa- tion, we dedicate this our 1957 Warwick to Mrs. Bruce Grenoble. U 1 .4 , ,, , P4 2 Q1 '--.,, i ,tr , 5 if Q ,Vis I fl ff x, X

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MR. T. RYLAND SANFORD Superintendent of Schools 'Jhe fldminiatuation -Headai Heading the Warwick Public School System is Superintendent T. Ryland Sanford. For years he has worked with the public schools trying to bet- ter our educational system. School activities and programs are greatly influenced and determined by Mr. Sanford. It is through his untiring efforts and sincere interests that the students of Warwick have for their use a modern plant consisting of seven buildings, and the facilities necessary for a varied curriculum. Assisting him are Mrs. Winder, director of Instruction, Mrs. Mitchell, director of Art Education, and Mrs. Haverty, Visiting Teacher. As the heads of Warwick, Mr. Cox, and his two assistants, Mr. Davis and Mr. McConnell, have a big job on their hands. lt is their responsibility to keep the school running smoothly which may mean anything from a decision on school policy g ' if Xxx MRS. MARGARET WINDER MISS VIRGINIA MITCHELL MISS RUTH HAVERTY Director of Instruction Director of Art Education Visiting TSC-Ther