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

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In receiving the Queen’s crown from Veda Hun ter, Lisa Estes joins the line of reigning Raiders. Participation in the intramural softball league offers faculty members a chance to support school programs. 2 « Introduction When reflecting upon the 1980-81 school year, Warwick High students will often recall the problems and setbacks which began the year. How- ever, these obstacles made the year one of the best ever. Realizing the danger of becoming frustrated by these difficulties, Warwick students banded together to “Catch the Raider Spirit” that had dimmed in previous years. In their search for school spirit, students discovered a deeper meaning in many familiar school customs. One such tradition, the “Alma Mater” took Catch the Raider Spirit a on a new and special significance. Its words, though over 30 years old, were to be the means of reviving Raider enthusiasm. The revered phrases inspired the Seniors in their Spirit stick competition, the Juniors as they created their award-winning hall, and the Sophomores as they learned the many challenges of high school life. The ‘““Alma Mater” served as the unifying link for students, fac- ulty and administrators and stimulat- ed dedication in all at Warwick no matter what part they played.

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The sign donated by the Key Club is used to draw the attention of Warwick Alumni. During Raider Week, students were often found painting signs to stimulate spirit. Juniors decorate the ring that has long been a symbol of eternal loyalty. 4 ¢ Features