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

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The Honor Committee members are: Row 1 — Susan Walters, Bonnie Ivey, Nancy Willis, Barbara Mears, Phyllis Cone, Susan Bowers, Christie Pen- nington, Ellen Ludlow, Sharon Dickinson, Bobby Surry. Row 2 — Pam Rowell, Mary Cotten, Carol Spears, Mary Sampselle, Adlyn Savage, Pam Stetson, Beth Harper, Beth Bausler, Jo Wicker, Connie Smoot, Kay Verser, Karen Johnson. Row 3 — Julie Dinsmore, Frances Kunze, Cindy Overstreet, Robert Dunn, Nancy Lewis, Candy Moore, Melody Clendenin, Ann Burns, Judith Walters, Donna Burnette, Nancy Rayfield, Vicki Dereng, Myra Terry, Susan Noblin, Harvey Lindsey, Tim Myers, Jimmy Gray. Row 4 — Robert Yates, Buddy Haley, Tom Tucker, Art Morgan, Fred Mirmlestein, Pete Eltringham, Wayne Godfrey, Harold Sanderson, Phil Greenbaum, and Jim McAtamney. Honor Council Distributes New Honor Cards to Student Body The Promotion of Honor” was a theme honorably” carried out by Warwick’s Judicial Branch of the SCA — the Honor Coun- cil. Making up this year’s effective Council were the Executive Honor Council and the homeroom Honor Council. The former was elected by Congress and the latter by homerooms. Linda Graham was chosen Chairman of the Honor Council. The home- room representatives performed the duty of writing the weekly honor saying on the blackboard and acting as a bond between the students and the Executive Honor Council. Some of the honor sayings were Honesty is the best policy,” Hope of ill- gain is the beginning of loss,” and An honest man’s the noblest work of God.” These sayings became a constant reminder of the importance of honor. One of the projects of the Honor Council was the origination and distribution of honor cards which also confirmed the SCA membership of an individual on the flip side. A constant question arising at Congress meetings during the fall was, What’s with the honor cards?” It seemed that the printer kept smearing the ink and printing the letters wrong-side out, or something to that effect. However, the bright maroon and gold cards eventually arrived in December and were passed out in homeroom to the entire stu- dent body. In signing their names on their cards, they pledged to respect the faculty, property, and rights of others, and refrain from any form of cheating. Other projects were an assembly stressing honor to the student body, honor weeks held during each exam period, bulletin boards decorated throughout the year, and a forum held to ex- change ideas with other Peninsula Honor Councils. Co-sponsors of the Honor Council were Mrs. Quesenberry and- Colonel Archibald. The Executive Honor Council members are: Row 1 — Frances Herring, Linda Graham. Row 2 — Karen Lane, Susan Rex, Jeannie Albertson, Brenda Smith, Judy Chaney, Carol Freda, Sharon Wiseman.

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If you’re lost ask any of the following members of the Orientation Committee: Row 1: Terry Plott, Kay Andreolli, Sis Thompson, Linda Brooks, Carol Spencer, Myra Terry. Row 2: Karen Clark, Norman Hamilton, Ann Burns, Linda Fox, Judy Prizio, Barbara Fullenkamp. Row 3: Vicki Mooza, Sandi Bryant, Holly Vose, Johnny Atkins, Debbie Powell, Frances Herring, Christine Carney. Row 4: Mike Chesson, Ricky Wilkinson. Row 1: Linda Branch, Penny Cherry, Janie Mitchell, Jeannie Albertson, Linda Graham. Row 2: Betty Jo Suddith, Linda Russell, Suzanne Morgan, Leslie Stallings, Cathy D’Errico, Bobby Tankard, Carol Lee Barlow. Row 3: Sue Willis, Alice Sampselle, Steve Givens, Linda Taylor, Betty Wall. Members of the Cafeteria Committee sampling Anne Rodriquez are Row 1 Betty Jo Suddith, Row 2 Carlton Morgan, Holly Vose, Carol Spencer, Frances Herring, Christine Carney, Row 3 Alice Sampselle, Ricky Wilkinson, Barbara Fullenkamp, and Mike Chesson. ' Now John, just because your ticket number is 007, doesn ' t mean you can hold my hand!” says Vicki Mooza while Activity Ticket Committee members Linda Buchanan and Judy Walters observe. L. 117

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Ushers Attack Confusion, Disorder at WHQ Functions No, this row is part of the Senior section — No, that row’s reserved for the faculty — No, those rows are for the assembly members — Well, you could sit in the balcony . . Ushers this year ran up against a few rather minor” problems as they tried to seat 2200 students in an auditorium which held 1000 at maximum. Of course, as always, school programs were divided into two assemblies, but this still left a surplus of 200 students. However, a similar number were usually found per- forming on the stage so that the balance was not too overpowering. With such a big job to perform the twenty-nine juniors and seniors who made up the ushers were kept busy at such school functions as plays, musical concerts, College Day, PTA Back-to- School Night, SCA Variety Show, graduation, and regular weekly assemblies. Jo Ann Givens and Judy Anderson, whose job it was to see that there were ushers wherever and whenever they were needed, were chosen as head ushers. Serving as sponsor of this honorary group was Mr. Sheaks. Under his direction their purpose of maintaining order and providing courteous assistance at school functions was carried out with pride and pleasure. The ushers were chosen on the basis of poise, neatness, tact, friendliness, and leadership ability. To qualify for this position, they also had to have above average grades, write a paper on why they would like to become an usher, and be recommended by two teachers. ' ' If you give me your name, address, and phone number, I’ll call you when we have a seat available.” The Ushers for 1964-65 are: Row 1 — Judy Anderson, Nicki Robins, Jo Saunders, Karen Clark, Patty Phelps, Janet Burgess, Jo Ann Givens. Row 2 — Melody Clendenin, Emmy Gibbons, Jo Ann Branscomb, Carol Lee Barlow, Diane Leviner, Christine Carney, Linda Graham, Judy Prizio, Judith Walters. Row 3— Vickie Mooza, Eddie Bachman, Linda Buchanan, Alice Sampselle, Brenda Winall, Linda Russell, Everrett Hogg. Absent from the picture is Kay Andreoli.