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Che Marwick Space, defined in Webster’s Dictio- nary as accomodations, was one of the most desired aspects of school life. With the addition of the ninth graders, students were unaccustomed to the crowded halls, cafeteria, and pep rallies. Class sizes, also increased as well as the total school population. The school seemed unaccomodated for the 1900 students at first, but as the year progressed, an atmosphere of cooperation and companionship was created between the new fresh- men and sophomores with the juniors and seniors already familiar with the “ropes” of high school life. The faculty and staff were also affect- Volume 59 Warwick High School 51 Copeland Lane Newport News, VA 23601 ed by the addition of the ninth grad- ers. Teachers had to deal with the in- creased amount of students in their regular classes, sometimes having trouble maintaining control of the vast numbers. Forty-three new teachers, one new assistant principal, and three new people associated with guidance were added to the staff. Teachers’ planning periods were also affected by the new growth in student popu- lations. They were forced to vacate their classrooms to make “space” for other classes. Sports teams and clubs also felt the expansion. Camaraderie, although evi- dent before, became extremely strong. Students and staff, alike, worked well together in all areas, whether in a club project or during team practices. In conclusion, the addition of the freshmen caused great controversy at first due to the lack of “space” but as the year wore on, it became less important. Attention went from the lack of space throughout the school in the fall to the musical, ‘Grease’ and the Varsity Basketball team in the spring. Because students learned to get along with one another, the school year provided vast learning ex- periences for all. Opening « 1
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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: A jump ball at the start of a quarter provides David Jones with enough height to direct the ball to a teammate. A chemistry lab increases a curiosity to learn for Scott Davis and Greg McDonald. Held during sixth period, pep rallies boost Raider spirit and morale. Character, scholarship, leadership and service, the cardinal rules of National Honor Society, are de- fined for the new inductees by Jasahn Holman, Belva Chapman, Glen Emano, and Karen Redman. 2 Opening a
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