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

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THE PLOUGH STAFF Members of the Plough work on the contents ol the magazine. Our school magazine, The Plough , represents the best of our school's literary Work. A lot oi hard Work goes into the pages of this newest addition to WarWick's publications. Under the sponsorship and guidance of Miss Peggy Worthington, the stafi, made up of thirteen girls and one boy, works very diligently after school one day a Week and sometimes more, as the deadline approaches, to put out The Plough for the students' enjoyment. This year Harriet Taylor, editor, and Diane Raw- les, assistant editor are assisted by Pat Byrd, Hayes Brooks, Sally Sue l-lutiman, Sandra Snyder, Sandra Hobbs, Sue Robertson, Lee Anne Parkman, Thomas Waters, Majorie Olsen, Neal Mclienney, Sharon Al- derson and Charlotte Gills. The Plough contains the best poems and prose that the students ot Warwick High Write. Work may be submitted personally or through English classes for thorough consideration by the staff. Two publications were published this year which greatly promoted opportunities for the literary work oi the students to be read and enjoyed by all. sys-. C? Q? -, ii,t, ll 20. 1 o on Poi .w u BJ: va: I: na I nj H 4 . of - in 1 'CP as Jil G33 A it ,lg Standing, Front, Left to right: Sue Robertson, Pat Byrd, Harriet Taylor, Sandra Hobbs, Hayes Brooks. Standing, Back, Left to right: Sally Sue Huffman, Sharon Alderson, Margie Olson, Sandra Snyder, Neal McKinney, Lee Ann Parkman, Thomas Waters.

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We C' is 1- PRX. iff xxhy K NY' k L' E, ' Q.. l 5- fix- ' -54 N . 1 il em t Gif ,X vs!-I its X N X by v- fi:- L ,--fav 'Ck rf',' vEL 'm-J 112 Z-X3BiU Hilarmirlf High girhnnl maxfmirlx, virginia DECENIBER 21. 1936 T MERR' No, s 'rr r merry. ' 'fs , K ' wigs. XR Y - it , was conducte l'ferently.All of the Q . V ball players were sitting sent nn the stave and received ,, U-3 5 full the l'lll'lLl'iS.YlL Vis l wjtd . , . . 3 1 I , V151 ts 5 Mrs. Roberts supervises the make-up ol the Earle. iiiun-er-s. Both varle-types are ln use at all times. I il, Tide les lcd r - C ea I' WOI' ' - presented hy Although our season has tions being around the 1 thes, for formals of Chr- een sadly lacking in the theme 'Blue Christmas', - -i . 1 istmas magic colors pre- ' ' 'He strains of few Doys who acted as com- ledians by crossing and un- lcrossing their legs, and , They attracted the whole student body. . Also Emily Abbi tt made an announcement concerning the Christmas Dance on December 15th. he ends, Mr. Wil- liams with the backfigld ,and Mr. Formichelli fook lcare of the details. He mcntioned also thc- good job that Randolph Trousde- lll had clone as a trainer and a mnnrager. After all of the awards m,-- ..,. ,-.,1 Veryone slasses. ance on Decen Typing exchange slips for papers going to other 'as 3 the enchan ff schools 1S what we see the staff doing here, 'end Here the staff is straightening the columns of the Earle. 'WS Decofa dressed in cafeteria clo- X 'uf WAY IS. Joy of Mnn's De- ler, Mary Thore, rv els, Charlene Thomas Shrieves. the people have done lfffceiveo pson band, dancers became as numerous as thc snowflakes To capture every eye was the huge snowball in the center of the room :md the decorated Christmas Tree. ' --n the refreshments of 'lDCl1 were ' the ther on xstmas spi suse you miss ance of this 30,7 L . 1 .5 you we r c W' 5 . Y : ll . I ' e left, the of snow and sta H s melted into the s of warmth and fri up The old year vs most relived an thi ut events such as th Jhristmas Dance of 195l come only in recollections Mother got, ai master, Junior ri plane mm, fliesg Dad 'is very unhappy, He got twenty - one Lies. , Seasonal Assefr' ' N The Christmas Ass' ' 'anr' IF W .ernoon at three Sponsored by A A. ANGELUCCI ygoplqg from E 'The Earle Staff' please l come to the Staff' Room 'Ihe gold I-le vmtdmes proud- 153 Gletuning in t-he lightg Shouts far and near,fGod's Lnirty. The program start- ed with ri processionial Singing 'O Come All Ye Faithfu1.' Y X9 ,Sram s Uioir sang Sifing- ' Lillile Boy jesus' and 'While by our Sleeping Flock we Izzy. ' Last, the Choir sang 'Hark the Herald Angels Sing, ' 'Silent Night. ' .Q ,

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WICIC PLAYHOUSE Q A, I. K W if 'Q r , NW Mr i E' , , Wa? 1 W ggi 'Y 1 ' ' - V ,1z.,..f5w, . , 53 ' gf, t .fi 1 jffiia, 'lf 6Hff' fE'- N M 7 dll fx 73 ,. , X , x vv1,. .......--..,.---f C Left to right: Mrs. M. H. Eubank, Ann Lewis Grubb, Sandra Hobbs, Linda lvins, Eleanor Hartman, Robert Mahanes, Iames Maxwell, Bonnie Cox, Don Rhinesmith. The Warwick Playhouse is composed of students who have displayed an interest in drarnatics through participation in dramatic presentations. This year the Playhouse, under the direction of Mrs. M. H. Eubank, produced two successful three-act plays, A Man Called Peter in the fall and Great Big Doorstep in the spring, as three one-act plays in lanuary. The other acti- vities of the Playhouse also in- cluded the reviewing of new plays, attendance at various outside plays, talks by people in the theater. The Warwick Playhouse hopes that it has increased the appreciation and interest in dra- ma of the school. Back stage at A Man Called Peter Officers: Bonnie Cox, president Sandra Hobbs, reporter, Don Rhinesmith, vice-presi- dent, Linda Ivins, secretary. I J