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looking mm VSSXTi m K PUBLIC SCHOOL WA8 RECOROEQ IN A DEED QiTEtt MIC. IL !9Q5. THIS WAS TQ BECOME TOC HIGH IN 1948, IN WORLD WAR ' ! MP IIGRRISQN WAS AQTII ATEQ NEARBY CC »,Hrr ,353 ° T It ' s hard to believe the school has been in existence for over titty years. It seems It just started a year ago. Maybe rt ' s the name that ' s old and the students ne Memories of the past have faded— giving way u i. 12 m o rtant present and future. Everyone seems to have puf aside their loyalty to former schools an cu on making Warwick a home tor all. Home, t place to share acquaintances, joys and grievances, Anticipate marks the beginning of school. Students look forward to reviving old friendships— hopefully seeking new ones, let the library to ta.K , stop in the Mr between classes, and go to lunch together. An atmo phere of cooperation and companionship i sets the mood as the students begin to be . . . aware of each other. Located at the corner of Har- persville and Gatewood, a sign reflects the story of the founding of Morrison High School (Warwick). Although founded over fifty years ago, students strove to find a new identity for the old school. The Warwick VOLUME 50 WARWICK HIGH SCHOOL 51 COPELAND LANE NEWPORT NEWS, VA. 23601 jokes and laughter set the mood as Vernell Parker points to the policeman that stopped to talk to students who were on their way to donate blood. Making friends and meeting people strengthened re- lationships and became an integral part of the school year Title 1