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

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STAF F Glecminq ideas from other yearbooks forms cz large part of the staffs work. Here we have a typical scene of the staff at work. Pictures, advertising forms, account books ' Y A- We: L ,,-.at1 fd'-lick' M -each has its place in the yearbook set-up. i 23 P-1 , Co-editors Helen and Phyllis Work wit. Anne and Mary Catherine on picture schedules.

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5 The WARWICICS editors are discussing plans for the dummy with Mrs, Grenoble. Under the guiding hand of our sponsor, Mrs. Frances W. Grenoble, and co-editors Helen McArthur and Phyllis l-lockaday, the Annual Staff successfully weathered a year of trials and tribulations. The first job was selling ads, and the fact remained with us that if we did not sell them, we would not have an annual. This made us work harder toward our goal. Pounding the sidewalks day after day, We finally reached our goal. Neirt came the THE WARWICIS scheduling of pictures. Trying to get appointment cards to the students before the appointed day ar- rived Was both exasperating and hectic, After the pictures were taken, we started working on the 'lheart of the annual. One of the hardest jobs in making an annual is Writing up copy. it takes a lot of time, thought, and chewed pencils. Typing copy is also very important, as any errors not caught by the staff will appear in the book. The responsibility of co-editorship is a big one, but Helen and Phyllis did their Work well. They gave us our jobs: Faye, Kitty, and Sue working on business, Peggy and Nancy, literary, Donnie and Nancy, ad- vertisingg Mary Catherine and Anne, picturesg and Sue and Kitty doing the typing. A big thanks to Mrs. Grenoble, for without.her help and guidance, this annual would not be possible. We have all worked hard this year to put out one of the best annuals Warwick High has ever had. We hope you like it! Back row: Left to right: Mrs. Frances W. Grenoble, Mary Catherine Sellers, Nancy Oakley. Middle row: Left to right: Don Rhinesmith, Sue Bryan, Anne Stancil, Nancy Branscomb. Front row: Faye Brinkley, Phyllis l-lockaday, Helen McArthur, Catherine Dyke, Peggy Green. 22

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.JWK 'NH lffsii' 'W I Standing, Left to right: lane Garrett, Ianet Wainwright, Susan Aber- nathy, Ann Ranson, Lacey Sanford, Mildred Futrell, Suzanne Sault. ' mf - Z' JE!-2 WWW J . - 2 'ir 2' ' 5 is E Seated, Ieftto right: Lucy Mitchell, Carolyn Rancorn, Iudy Horner, Anne Newton, Betty Carpenter. THE E RLE STAFF Picture editor, Ann Ranson, photographs Ianet Wainwright, busi- ness manager, and Susan Abernathy, editor. Sponsored by PENINSULLA SUPPLY COMPANY Sponsored by FLORIDA ORANGE STORE Every other Friday, the aroma of freshly printed material floats through the hall. This scent is native only to The Earle . clean Well-developed news- paper is the goal towards which we work. Yet, few realize the headaches, backaches, and even heart- aches which the Earle Staff undergoes. F ew know the labor to type each line correctly, to set each head the right size, to sell our livelihood - ads. Few see the behind the scene action that spreads doubt as to whether the deadline will be met or as to what will pass Mrs. Roberts sanction. Behind all this, in each of the twelve staff members' minds, lies the united de- sire to write for the enjoyment of Warwick High School. They write to please the majority, setting their desire to please everyone, in as far as possible. Hours after school, Saturday mornings, and the setting sun, often see us working diligently to publish a paper - a paper produced ONE HUNDRED PER CENT BY THE STUDENTS. We gather and sift much material, listen to stu- dents' infallible complaints, and heed the teachers' experienced criticisms. The Earle Staff of l956-57 set new records - records taken for granted by Warwick High School, such as more issues this year than ever before, more advertisements, a neater paper, and for the first time in the history of the Earle, the meeting of our deadlines. We have a school to be proud of. We try to interpret that school to the community. The Earle Staff has a common interest - to relate events as seen through the eyes of the Earle of Warwick.