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

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Qtudent Life In Action A quiet period of concentration . . . a tense moment before receiving a test ... a quick “hello” in the corridors while changing classes . . . the exultation in a victory . . . the despair in a defeat — these were the actions and reactions of the students. Their days were filled with all emotions — delight in an “A” . . . fear of failure . . . hope for understanding — they lived active lives in active surroundings. They were always on the “go” — to classes or to meetings , to games or on field trips. Student life ranged from active participation to the anxious observation in support. This was Warwick’s student life. 5