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

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GEOFFREY HILL APPLEGATE Randolph-Macon College B.A. Sociology, U.S. History Varsity Line Coach, J.V. Baseball, J.V. Basketball EDWIN PARKER ARCHIBALD U.S. Naval Academy, University of Wisconsin B.S., M.S. Math, Algebra, Geometry Future Teachers of A- merica, Senior Class Faculty Instructs Students DOROTHY JEAN ATKINSON Mary-Baldwin College, College of William and Mary B.A., M.Ed. Guidance Director National Honor Society HELEN A. BAKER Iowa State Teachers Col- lege, University of Min- nesota B.A., M.A. English EDGAR ALAMANDER BALL University of South Carolina B.M. Music SINDRA JANE BARBER Washington State Uni- versity B.A. Math FLORA BARNARD Cafeteria DAISY DAVIS BRIGHT University of Alabama, University of Tennessee, University of Virginia A.B., M.A. Trigonometry, Algebra, Math Analysis National Honor Society RALEIGH E. BRITTON JR. Stetson University, Rich- mond Professional Insti- tute B.F.A. Art CHARLES A. BROWN East Carolina College B.S. Electricity, Electronics Radio Club GRACE G. BURCHER Mary Washington B.S. V.O.T. II

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Guidance Staff Helps Choose Careers, Pick College At one end of Warwick High School there was a small office, seemingly unimportant, with the word guidance” printed o ver-, head. In reality, the importance of the six counselors who con- stituted the guidance staff was immeasurable. Every facet of school life was reflected within the walls of the guidance office. Each student’s personal problems were considered. Because of the strangeness of a new school and the questions which naturally arise, the eighth grade class had two assistants — Miss Mason and Mr. D’Amelio. Any problems baffling to freshmen and sophomores were ably attended to by Mrs. Muire and Mrs. Palmer, respectively. Juniors facing the problems of college en- trance were counseled by Mr. Fleet. Lastly, the seniors sought Miss Atkinson, head of the department, for any assistance in the many difficulties facing upcoming graduates. The overall duties of these counselors included working on state-wide tests and locating any general information concerning student life desired by teachers. Mrs. Muire and Mr. Fleet meet the same problem: A student, majoring in math, taking art, drama, shop, music, physical education, and study hall! Mr. D ' Amelio: Miss Mason, look at this extremely revealing inkblot.” Mrs. Muire: That’s his signature!” It says here that he made 903 on his college boards?”

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KATHRYN H. BURDEN Longwood Special Education JOHN BENJAMEN BURNETT JR- Appalachian State Teachers College B.S. Chemistry, Earth Space, Biology Golf Team coach JAMES MARSHALL CAKE Cornell, William and Mary B.S. Earth Space, Chemistry LOIS KATHERINE CALLAHAN Longwood College, University of Virginia, Duke University A.B. English, Advanced Composition Plough, Quill and Scroll ADELAIDE K . CARSON West Liberty State College, West Virginia University, William and Mary B.A. Art F.T.A. RUTH S. CURTIS Madison College, Cornell, William and Mary B.S. French French Club GEORGE L. D’AMELIO University of Wisconsin B.S., M.A. American History, Eco- nomics, Guidance ADDIE M. DODD Bowdoin College, West Georgia College, State Teachers College, La- Grange College, V.P.I. B.A. Typewriting DORIS VauDIEN DAVIS William and Mary B.A. Special Education LYNDA HUNT DOSSETT Radford College B.A. English SIMONNE M. DESKIN University of Maryland B.A. French, German NEIL HIDEN DRUMMOND College of William and Mary B.S., M.A. Geometry, Algebra Hi-Y, Math and Science Club 12