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

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“I think it’s a good idea as long as you don’t have activity tickets.” — Greg Curfman Three for the price of one! The Warwick, The Earle and The Tide were all sold on the same ticket. Students were able to purchase a Publication Contract for twelve dol- lars. Each of the 3 staffs sponsored sales on respective days of the first months of the year. Approximately 40% of the student body bought the contracts. Low sales were attributed to the fact that many students did not like the publications sold to- gether. In a survey made by the Annual Staff the opinions were var- ied. “I like it all together.” ‘‘It’s a good bargain.” ‘‘The cheapest way is always best.” “I’d prefer buying each publication separately.” Selling all the school’s literature at a combined price was an experi- ment by the administration. “The administration wanted the publica- tions to stand on their own,” com- mented Mr. Leslie Howell.

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Deep in thought, Bernadine Nordan, a jun- ior, listens to pre-class instructions before goincup her Annual Staff job. Senior editors taughP aeh junior a different duty which would be their editorship the next year.

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r fjt K Focus. Bill Warren snaps a picture for the Earle. Bill won a photography award from the Journalistic Society during his first year on the staff.