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

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at Warwick The Office Staff. BACK ROW, from left: Mrs. DeWees, Mrs. Hamlett, Mrs. Lundeen, and Mrs. Pursifull. FRONT ROW, from left: Mrs. Southern and Mrs. Leviner. Office Staff The office staff, composed of Mrs. Lucille Leviner, Mrs. Polly Pursiful, Mrs. Catherine De- wees, Mrs. Alice Lundeen, and Mrs. Ilia Hamlett, is an essential group to our school. They can be found in the office between the hours of 8:30 and 5:00, carrying out their numerous duties of typing, mimeographing, making appointments, compiling statistics for state reports, checking ab- sentees, completing transcripts, and working to keep the twenty-two hundred students on schedule. Office Assistants. From left: Nancy Burcher, Betty Smith, Carlie Hall, Patti Harmon, Betty Eastman, and Pat Campbell. Guidance Assistants. From left: Jo Helen Adams, Carol Lips- comb, Robert Jenkins, Carolyn Yates, Carolyn Wiggington, and Nancy Gregory. Guidance Department The duties of the Guidance Department, di- rected by Miss Jean Atkinson, were many and varied. Counselors were always ready to answer student questions concerning high school credits, colleges, scholarships, and job opportunities. The department supervised registration of new students, standardized testing programs, and the College Entrance Examination Board tests. One of the largest accomplishments was sponsoring College Day to aid students in preparing for their futures. The Guidance Staff. From left: Miss Atkinson, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Muire, Miss Mason, Mr. Fleet. 18

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To the students of Warwick High School: I have the solemn duty as your principal to administer this school in such a way that each of you may be guided into living life in its fullest sense, keep- ing it well balanced intellectually, socially, morally, and spiritually. Offering you the mental and physical tools with which to build sound bodies and minds is the aim of this school. Words are but vehicles for ideas and when they are forgotten, the ideals which they carried are often in the hearts of hearers. The part that Warwick High School has played in shaping your lives is evidenced by the attitudes you exhibit. Through the principles and ideals given to you by education, realize the tasks before you; and with the help of God, go on to meet those tasks. Go as shining examples of what an American education really means. George G. Richards, Jr. Mr. Richards, Principal of Warwick High School. Mr. Richards and Mrs. Kostyal review the agenda for the day. Mrs. Kostyal is the new Assistant Principal and Dean of Girls at Warwick. 17

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F orei gn Language is our faculty. Mrs. Adelaide Carson Mrs. Ruth Curtis Miss Waverly Hundley Mrs. Frances Oliver Mr. Robert A. Brushwood Mr. Barclay Sheaks Mr. Thomas B. Waters Music Mr. Brushwood prepares for a class of sculpturing. Music classes learn fundamentals. Mr. Lyle Smith 19