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

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Vicki Mooza attempts to stop Terry Collins on a 3 yard gain. Kenny Wiggins Larry Williams Ricky Williams Buzzy Williamson Pam Williamson Mike Williford Sam Willis Twyla Ray Willis Doris Wilson Brenda Winall Tie in Feminine Football Doug Winstead Don Wiseman Katherine Wood Lance Wood Nancy Wood Vickie Woodall Wayne Woodcock Frankie Wrights Sue Wykoff Edd Yates Jamie Yost Gregg Youens c r 4 m K L ' V ». £tk 9 C ' iA

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Jack Tarkenton Ronny Tanner Hope Tatum Don Taylor Gwendolyn Taylor Shirley Tesh Judy Thomas Buck Thurston Susan Tilson Fred Tollman Cheryl Toth Tommy Tucker Charles Twisdale Thomas Union George Vafa Juniors Tackle Seniors Paula Valente Bonnie Vandenbree Jackie Vick Susan Vick Holly Vose Patrick Waidley Mary Walsh Judith Walters Jim Warren Randy Warren Margaret Watsin Billie Weaver 76 in

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Two ducks discuss David Hickman, class President: I don ' t care if he does look nice; he still might get you with his pocket warmer! Top: Sandi Bryant, Vice-president: Here kitty, kitty, kitty . . . !” Bottom : Leslie Stallings, Secretary: You say your name is Mother who ???” Sophomore Class Spotlights Individual Accomplishments Cries of Johnson and Goldwater” were hurled from one side of the auditorium to the other as Sophomores participated in the mock presidential election with much hollering and red, white, and blue. Signs reading LBJ for the USA” and AuHX) were carried with all the political loyalty of salty veterans. Sopho- mores felt their small part in our big democracy gave them a glimpse of their future, not only in school, but also in later life. Putting this knowledge to work, the Sophomore class pro- ceeded to earn their $100 for the SCA Scholarship Fund. Still, they found that most of their recognition came from individual efforts made in sports, organizations, and academic pursuits. Are you proud of your school” was a favorite with the three sophomore J.V. cheerleaders, while victory, victory, is our cry” must have been constantly running through Sophomore Varsity basketball starter, Bob Kretz’s mind as he contributed to the Farmer’s teamwork. Sophomores also excelled on the undefeated J.V. football team, while some even played varsity. On the scholastic side of the scoreboard, Robert Dunn was only one of several Sophomores who amazed everyone with his A covered report card. In beauty and personality the class likewise rated high with representatives Toni Dedmond at Homecoming and Courtney O’Sullivan in the Miss Hi-Y Pageant. Individual talent was the key word in the Sophomore Class which looked forward to a junior year as upperclassmen with unlimited resources to draw from for a successful future. 78