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

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Little Sisters Boost Jay-Vee Teams With Spirited Cheers No, no, no! It’s de-ce-meenie!” One might wonder, how in the world this word” could have any connection with the ’64-’65 Junior Varsity Cheering Squad. With the many and varied cheers introduced to the student body this year, anything was to be expected ! Along with actual cheering ability, the five juniors and four sophomores who composed the squad had to be bilingual in order to fulfill their cheering duties. Probably the greatest honor given to these enthusiastic pepsters was that of cheering for Warwick’s undefeated J.V. football team, and the little Farmers’ ” basketball team who also displayed great promise, ending the season with an impressive scoreboard. Throughout both seasons, the peppy junior cheerers could be seen proudly yelling and jumping with a fine display of maroon, gold, and white. Each girl did her share (and sometimes more!) to arouse the spectators’ support for their team. Many new cheers and dances were added to the collection of old Farmer” yells by this vibrant group. Miss Harriet Petty, a former WHS cheerleader herself, sponsored the girls and added much to their knowledge and enjoyment in the field of lung-burst- ing and ankle-breaking (that’s cheerleading!). Without a doubt, this rope-jumping, gay squad of cheerers ful- filled their job and left an indelible mark on Warwick High School. Oops, wrong way !” Smiling J.V. pepsters for ’64-’6 5 were: Bottom Row : l-r: Karen Clark, Judy Prizio, co-captain, Jeannie Albertson. Back Row l-r : Sandy Paine, Elizabeth Fife, Sandi Bryant, Holly Vose, co-captain. Middle right: Sandy P. and Sandi B.: Yabba Dabba Doo! Bottom right: Out of the mouths of Babes?

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Advertisements At a first glance we see a patron advertising. We know he’s part of our growing community. The question is — How vital a part is he?” At a second glance we see Mr. Paine of Bowditch Ford being harassed for an ad by Faye Dickinson and Janet Burgess, members of the advertising staff discussing sales techniques before setting out to capture their prey, Karen Clark helping her pooch, Baron Dawgwood Von Fritz, sign his patron ad, Linda Fullerton filling in the month’s sale of ads on the goal chart, and David Klich getting Universal Auto’s picture for their ad. This is how vital our community’s advertisers are — they give the W anvick staff their support for an annual which has earned their respect. 187