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

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Carla Diane Abbott Bill William Ackiss Jo Helen Adams Sarah Lu Adams Sally Jeanette Albertson Richard Thomas Allison Lucy Anne Alvis Pamela Sheila Anderson proved to be Wayne Talmadge Anderson Edwin Lewis Andrews Elsie Carol Andrews John Henry Andrews Karen Lee Atkinson Diane Austin Carolyn Davis Ayers Richard Duncan Bahr 29

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Senior Class Officers. From left: Betsy McIntosh, parliamentarian; Ronnie Gates, president; Babs Dunaway, secretary; Beryl Slayton, treasurer; Buddy Kays, vice-president; Kay Ramsay, reporter. Senior Class When the members of the class of 1962 arrived at school in September, after many years of working and waiting, hardships and happiness, they had finally be- come seniors. Behind them were many happy memories of their three years together at Warwick High School. As sophomores they battled the maze of halls and the endless stream of strange faces. These soon became familiar to them; and as they enthusiastically joined com- mittees, participated in sports, and elected officers, they had become a part of Warwick High. By the time they became juniors, the class was well represented in all school groups and organizations. The highlight of the year was the arrival of their class rings, which they proudly showed to everyone. These were con- stant reminders that they would soon be seniors. The year was climaxed by the prom. They worked hard, planning and preparing it, in order to give the seniors the best one ever. With the full realization that these students were seniors came the realization of the responsibilities and hard work waiting for them during the year. Besides setting examples, and keeping their grades above average, they had caps, gowns, and invitations to order, college applications to fill out, an assembly to present, and foot- ball, basketball, and baseball games as well as track meets, to help win. All was not work, however— they used their senior privileges as much as possible and everyone enjoyed an eventful Senior Day. The seniors also had the excite- ment and fun of attending the prom. Then came Com- mencement night. As they left with diplomas in hand, they realized sadly that their wonderful high school days were over; but they faced the future with high hopes, confidence, and determination. 28

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James Edward Ball Paulette Elizabeth Banks Margaret Lee Barclay Eddie Ray Barefoot Charles Freeman Barnett Charles Gilbert Bauman Alex Bowman Baxter Gary Ronald Beasly a new adventure Kathy Kent Billington Barbara Black Samuel Black Cheryl Lee Blake Sarah James Blanchard Robert Edward Bloxom Hannah Marie Booth Nancy Hastings Borders 30