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

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.. King of the Homecoming court Darryl Yickens, escorts Queen Tracey Swan across 1e field after being crowned. . A Homecoming Queen from the past smiles rith joy upon learning of her selection. Diamond Jubilee The Diamond Anniversary edition ffered the chance to look back at old olumes of the Warwick and compare jie student life of 60 years past. Much )}ad changed yet very little. The ‘|pening of school was greeted with ‘roans but also anticipation. Friend- jaips were renewed and new friend- jhips begun. Throughout the years jiere have always been the familiar ices of faculty and administration. | Though school competitions and sorts may have varied, win or lose, 1ere was always rivalry. The old school symbols of the Farmers and low had changed to the Raider and 1e equestrian Raider but there contin- ed to be certain games that spark erce loyalties. Homecoming brought ie old back for a reunion. Over the years regulations became tore relaxed in regard to the faculty. .s teachers were allowed more ‘eedom, they could participate in iore school functions. This was examplified by the faculty pep rally. Ring Dance: that special evening for the juniors when they received the recognized symbol of their school, the class ring. Reactivated in the past few years was the ‘‘Miss Warwick’’ compe- tition which results in a representative of the school chosen for her talent, poise, and personality. The seasons change but the events every year form a continuity that links the years to- gether giving a common bond. Spring arrived with the preparations for the spring play. The drama department was given their chance to perform. Throughout the years, drama had been an important facet of student life that had always encouraged every- one’s self expression. There was always the annual excitement of Prom and Graduation. Just as the Senior Class of 1923 greeted that special day in June so will seniors of years to come. aes Features Features « 5