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

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With one foot firmly planted, Steve Morgan turns for the ex- pected pass. Passing was one of the more outstanding features of the football team. Keeping a watchful eye on the game, Coach Conrad Keesecker gives directions via telephone. Tele- phone communications offered in- formation about the opposing teams defensive and offensive line up. We They 6 James Blair 7 22 Kecoughtan 24 26 Bell Vocational 0 6 Menchville 14 18 Hampton 44 7 York 0 27 Denbigh 0 4 Pembroke 21 6 Bethel 32 6 Ferguson 16 Wins: 3 Losses 7 Members of the Varsity team are: Steve Morgan, Alex Johnson, Kenny Baker, Roy Livingston, Mike Piner, Doug Mayo, Mike Comer, Junme Ruffin, Danny Joyce, Clarence Haw- kins. row 2: Mark Harshbarger, John Grant, Darrell Williams, Ton Riegel, Lynn Dickerson, Donfred Wiggins, Jason Calhoun, Kent Jen- nings. row 3: Paul Reeves, John Grant, Jim Koutris, William Kurow- ski, Paul Foretich, Paul Henry, back Tyronne Best, Joe Todd, Eddie Flack, Larry Williams, Terry Brown, Coach Thad Madden, Coach Conrad Kee- secker, Coach Mickey Byrd. Varsity Football Tangents 15

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2 ng-snof attac With clenched fists and plead- ing eyes. Donfred Wiggins looks at his teammates on the field. Lack of depth and inexperience of the team contributed to Coach Thad Madden ' s first losing season. interceptions highlight varsity victories including smashing triumph over denbigh Capturing six intercep- tions in the second half, the Warwick Raiders de- feated the Denbigh Patriots 27-0. Less than two min- utes after Kenny Baker ntercepted a pass and ran fifty two yards for a touch- down, Eddie Flack ran an- other interception forty yards for a touchdown. Other highlights of the season included a win over Bell Vocational. Leading the offense Carlton Outlaw threw three touchdown passes. Capitalizing on Bell Vocational ' s inability to move the ball to the left, Warwick stacked their de- fenses and beat the Wash- ington D C. team 26-0. In their opening game, the Raiders were defeated by a single point when they missed the extra point. Ending the season in a loss against Ferguson, the Raid- ers season tallied 4-6. ' c r

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Using posters and signs to in- fluence the voters, presidential can- didate competed for votes during the mock elections. Campaign propa- ganda filled the halls and audi- torium as election day drew near. Conferring with Col. Ellis Luck before a pre-election assembly, Mr. William Scott discusses his upcom- ing speech. Mr. Scott was one of many speakers to come to Warwick during the November campaign. Representing President Nixon, senior Bobby Seabolt speaks for the Republican Party during the election campaign. President Nixon emerged victor at Warwick with 61% of the vote. Students listen attentively to Rep- resentative Thomas N. Downing as he discusses campaign issues. He won reelection over his Republican opponent William Wells. 16