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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1984 volume:

PUTTING oe THE PIECES {fere): WETai (4 a altdimeraicere) oS 51 Copeland Lane 8 Newport News, VA. 2360I 8 i van A Title Page | 2 ¢ Table of Contents Contents Features Faculty Classes Ads Sports Clubs PIECES VARY As a student entering high school, one may not have been aware of all of the aspects that were involved in a student’s life. At first, there seemed to be no pattern unifying element but as the year progressed it became evident that student life was like a puzzle. Each of the pieces were joined togeth- er to form the complete picture. School related activities, classes and clubs were incorporated with faculty, sports and the community’s involvement and support to create a well-rounded year. No one piece could have been left out without upsetting the delicate balance needed for the best year possible. In choosing the best that each had to of- fer, the students had to carefully weigh the advantages of everything offered to them during the year. The puzzle is an exacting design. Each piece must be fit carefully into the to- tal picture. Warwick High School made the best combinations even better. Introduction « 3 4 « Features Divider The monotonous regime of bells and classes was relieved by the special events planned by the SCA, clubs, and class executive boards. The hot sum- mer-like days were interrupted with pep rallies which had improved with skits and entertainment by the band. Even a regular day had its highlights— the pre-school gatherings in the halls, the lunch breaks and the stolen moments at the lockers. After school Special Features Add to the Puzzie hours were crowded with commitments to club functions and meetings. Week- ends were especially active as students found that fundraising, community service and school related activities claimed much of their waking hours. This piece of the school puzzle, however time-consuming, was perhaps the most critical toward completing the overall picture of student life. Features wivider 5 A. Senior Angela Martin is crowned Homecoming Queen for the 1983-84 school year. B. Quarterback Ira Davis, Homecoming King, leads the Raider football team to a 3l-I13 victory over Kecoughtan. C. Standouts Ricky Stover, Darlyn Tysinger, Deanie Holley, and their dates get into the swing of things at the Homecoming dance. D. Drum Majors, Edward Bryant and Michael Brown lead the band off the field after a stunning per- formance. 6 « Homecoming Homecoming: A Crowning Success A. Junior Varsity and Varsity cheerleaders release balloons during the half-time festivi- ties. B. Freshman Class representative, Eric Moore, is escorted on the field by his date, Kenya Whitley. C. AFS foreign exchange student, Janet Hagan, escorted by Randy Parker, is presented as an honorary member of the court. D. Celebrating his victorious day, at the Homecoming Dance is Head Coach Bill Lyons. E. During pre-game preparations, Cheerleading Sponsor Mrs. Ivy Lee pins a spirit ribbon on cheerleader Tracy Powell. F. Todd Dickinson anticipates the police escort- ed Homecoming parade to the stadium. G. Cheerleader Meg Feely and Dawn Eways help with parade preparations. Homecoming « 7 8 «© Extra-Curricular a) Varsity cheerleader Penny Newman and JV Eliz- abeth Tongier combine’ efforts at the Homecoming Game. The new scoreboard at Todd Stadium gives the triumphant final score of the Homecoming Game against Kecoughtan. The weekend brings a performance by the Jazz Ensemble at a local mall for the Medley of the Arts. Senior Kim Carpenter helps add to the class treasury by participating in a _ fundraising carwash. The chill of the afternoon makes carwashers Toni Smith and Tiffany Smith find an alternate use for the towels. Weekends Busy with School Functions A Senior carwash gives John Mitchell - the chance to catch the last rays of the summer sun. B. Their spirit catching, the Warwickshire singers entertain at the Coliseum Mall Med- ley of the Arts. C. Three unanswered touchdowns and a field goal at the Homecoming Game makes Princi- pal Richard Stacy jubilant. D. Happy over a tremendous second half come- back is Senior Malika Asadi. Extra-Curricular « 9 Better Planning and Heightened Spirit improve ta yas -— A. Mocking the cheerleaders with their own version of a routine are Gary Smith and Lamont Steele. B. Varsity Cheerleaders pose with their J.V. “little sisters” while decorating cars for the parade. C. Weeping for their lost “Mariner” are ‘“‘rela- tives” Susan Dixon and Vonda Lynch. D. Majorette Co-captain Lynne Drew twirls with perfect form at a Pep Rally. lO Pep Rally The “Rev” Marvin Dickerson gives the eulogy for the slain Mariners. Keeping the beat for the crowd to follow the chants is Cesar Emano. Preparation for a pep rally begins with sign painting by Rendy Howell and Vonda Lynch. J.V. Cheerleader Susan Dixon shows her Raider spirit. Pep Rallies « Il A. Her locker is Sarah Wible’s “home away from home”. B. Caught taking a break from a tedious typing assignment is junior Tim Feely. C. A guest speaker from the Tidewater Birdwatchers Assoc. gives John Mitchell special notes. D. Free time at the end of Physics class gives Mr. James MacNeil a chance to chat with students. E. Students take to the floor to demonstrate emergency techniques in Mrs. Helen Travis’ Health Class. Back to the Daily Grind {2 « School Days New computer courses offer Janet Lewis an opportunity to explore a possible career. Sponsored by the career center, representa- tives from East Coast colleges speak with seniors such as Mary Brown. The informality of the Annual Staff provides Dawn Eways and Susan Dixon a chance to study while Sarah Wible and Meg Feely pore over old yearbooks. School opening finds SCA sponsor Mr. James Tuberville and SCA officers Carolyn Daniels, Lisa Banks and Anson Christian talking with classes about student involvement. A performance at orientation extends class- room instruction for members of the band. School Days « 13 14 ¢ Fall Musical The Rangers and their finishing school ladies dance at the garden party. Performers Randy Parker and Cindy Whitaker listen attentively to stage directions. Rangers Tal Ambrose and Barry Chenault “woo” Cathy Soloman and Martha Granger. Special guest star, Government teacher Mr. Bill Hayes gives wise advice to Corporal Tal Ambrose. “Frau Ernestine’ (Dara Howes) takes a strong lead with “Corporal Billy” (Tal Ambrose) as “Nancy Twinkle’ (Cathy Solomon) looks on. “Yellowfeather’” (David Burke) kidnaps little “Mary Sunshine,” (Martha Granger). Drama teacher and producer Mrs. Diane Scott studies the script for prompting. During practice, April Yow rehearses her lines for opening night. The Cast of “Little Mary Sunshine” takes their final bows. Little Mary Sunshine” is A Shining Success Fall Musical « I5 “You Deserve a Break Today”... A. The race for the phones during lunchbreak is a novelty for freshmen. B. Seniors April Barbour and Julie Tolly enjoy a Burger King lunch thanks to their off-campus passes. 0 Short on time, Christy Caffacus has taken ad- vantage of the soft drink machine. D. It’s a junk food lunch of ice cream, fries, and ho-ho’s for Toni Smith, Susie Watson and Debbie West. E. The lunch hour provides a break for Wayne Morgan to take a spin. F. Due to stricter school rules, most students eat lunch in the cafeteria. 16 © Candids A. Senior Lisa Banks takes her “share” (1) of shrimp at the dinner. B. Principal Richard Stacy joins couples at the buffet table. C. Photographer Tom Knox adjusts the cap of Cleon Skinner during Cap and Gown pictures. D.A solemn Fonda Gray accepts her award for “Most Athletic” from Principal Richard Stacy. E. Matching the sentiment of the evening with the song “We've Only Just Begun,” Tal Ambrose and Cathy Soloman serenade their class members. F. Prom preparation finds Julie Tolly and Michele Healy choosing that special dress. G. Senior Kim Carpenter tries on her prom dress and captures the excitement of prom. H. Being measured for her graduation cap, Vonda Lynch gets anxious for commencement. Seniors Prepare For Long Awaited Graduation Day Seniors « 17 Ty Raider Week: A Time For Spirit and Excitement - yest os . At the pep rally for the Ferguson game, the Keyettes mock the opponent’s cheerleaders. Dressed alike for “Twin Day” are pairs Scott Williamson and Vonda Lynch, Debbie Smith and Lorie Harris, Michelle Williams and Ruth Davis, April Barbour and Michele Healy, Mrs. Rosie Walsh and Mrs. Sandy Hughes and real twins Karen Foster and Sharon Foster. .In revenge for tricks played by Deborah Speight, Blair Allen catches a free ride to class. . Sporting the feminine touch spurred by “Twirp Day” are Eddie Marshall, B. John Middleton and Greg Brandt. Performing a revenge stunt of pushing a pen with her nose is Angie Blevins. Twirper Tab Sanford has J.B. Brown well under controll I8 Raider Week ss A. “Mommy Dress Me” Day finds Sarah Wible, Angie Blevins, Synora Bishop, Mary Stephens, and Tiffany Smith reverting to their childish ways. B. In the mixed-matched clothes of “Seasick Day’ Melan Holman would make any Mariner sick! C. True ‘“‘punkers” are Edward and John Mitchell. D. Girls in Mrs. Pat Holman’s class admire the costume of Harry Meekins(?!). E. “Twirp Day” finds a costumed Elizabeth Tongier dressing Greg Hatchett backwards! F. In the spirit of “New Wave” Day are Margaret Pimbiett, Cleon Skinner and Marci Wilks. G. Supporting the costume of “Make a Mariner Seasick” day are Rhonda White, Dede Colclough, Stephanie Stewart and Tamara Brown. Raider Week « 19 8) O LD; . March 5-9 is declared National Foreign Lan- guage Week and Spanish students J.B. Brown and Renae Williams choose costumes for “Dress Your Country” Day. . Time out is taken from the scheduled day for Michele Healy, Vonda Lynch, Catrina Watson, Debbie Smith, and April Barbour to romp in the first snowfall. . The all-important tests for Graduation, the Minimum Competencies, are taken by Kevin Chandler, Alfred Smith and Angela Batten. Enjoying the first annual Holly Ball sponsored by the SCA are Anson Christian, Melan Holman and Sharon Smith. Winner of the SCA sponsored Christmas Door Decoration are the “Earle” Staff members: Tammy Leong, Angela Martin, Randy Vaught, Benny Hicks, Shelley Hayes, Gail Newman, and Karen Wilkstrom. Senior Michele Healy escapes the pressures of the classroom to frolic in the snow. Winter Activities A. Weekly SCA dances with local D.J.s help stu- dents unwind on weekends. Beating the Midwinter Blues B. Students break the classroom monotony with a surprise birthday party provided for Angie Daniel by Vawnetta Johnson, Mollie Quisenberry and Tawanna Salter. C.As part of National Vocational Education Week VICA member Jennifer Sloan gives Alfreda Callis a free trim. D. Members of Ms. Jackie Patterson's class Theresa Moore, Marvin McDaniel, Allen Leopard, and Robin Echoles present principals Mr. Ray Crittenden, Mr. Richard Stacy, Mr. Ed Way and Miss Ellena Armistead with corsages. . An aerial picture of her students is taken by Mrs. Rosie Walsh as she takes a ride in a Vepco “cherry picker.” The annual Blood Drive sponsored by the Keyettes finds Randy Parker, Key Club presi- dent, attended by Emily Minnegerode, Keyette president. Winter Activities « 2] A. Performers in “A Night of Stars” are faculty Mrs. Gladys Jordan, Mrs. Val Fauntleroy, Coach Bill Lyons, Mrs. Bonnie Lowe and Ms. Mitsy O’Neal. B. In the role of “Dolly Parton,” Doris “Granny” Luther gives her version of “9 to 5.” C.A dynamic “Gladys Knight,” Mrs. Gladys Jor- dan is supported by her “Pips” Charlie Miles, Coach Bill Lyons and Mr. Lenrow Milo. D.In student drama _ production, Jester “Touchstone” David Bourke and shepherdess “Audrey” Dara Howes provide comic relief. E. “Celia” Mary Brown, “Touchstone” David Bourke and ‘Rosalind’ Margo Morgan listen to the advice of the old shepherd “Corin” Don- ald Harris. 22 + Stage Productions A. With a strange likeness to “Pat Benatar,” Ms. Mitsy O'Neal belts out “Love is Battlefield’ in the faculty production “A Night of Stars.” B. “Celia,” Mary Brown and “Oliver,” Chris Toney console a disguised ‘Rosalind,’’ Margo Mor- gan. C.A taunting “Rosalind,” Margo Morgan defies the love of “Orlando,” John Carter. D. A lovesick “Silvius,”” David Fuller proclaims his devotion to “Phebe,” Chrissie Schillaci. E. “Celia,” Mary Brown is concerned over the plight of “Rosalind,” Margo Morgan. F. “Duke Senior,” Terrence Brock hears the woes of “Touchstone,” David Bourke. G. Miss Warwick ’84 Pageant Contestants: Front; Susan Dixon, Missy Ruskey, Rosemary Young, Vicki Jones, Marci Wilks, Lorie Harris, Mary Ann West, Amy Riffle; Back: Lynn Jones, Jen- nifer Isham, Stephanie Rice, Dara Howes, Vena Sinclair, Margaret Pimblett, Sandra Sholar, Vonda Lynch, Samantha Ledford, Catrina Wat- son, Trinette Doles, Martha Granger. Miss WHS 1984 is ? ; es $ ia: 3 ights, Camera, Action! Stage Productions 23 ESTABLISHED I912 PROFESSIONAL ADVKE | £7“ PERSONAL SERVICE | to ek, wes” yy? he ; 4 HARPERSVILLE ROAD “Nw THANKSGIVING | CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS ATHLETE OF WEEK WHS IRA DAVIS AMBALA ne EM TD aeecid gh Rated YO aS 24 « Faculty, Staff, Administration Faculty, Staff, Administration .. . Putting it all together Perhaps the most important and the most overlooked aspect of a student’s life was the Faculty, Staff, and Admin- istration. When everything seemed to be wrong, guidance counselors were al- ways ready to help. Many teachers took the little extra effort necessary to make their classes fun. Not only did the teachers function in the role of educators, but also friends, advisors and helpers. Some teachers excelled in their teaching abilities to the point that they not only taught their classes but they made their students want to learn. Others concentrated their efforts on sponsoring the clubs and sports that made attending school more enjoyable. Most students had a favorite bus driver, a custodial friend, or someone especially helpful or friend- ly in the cafeteria, office or guidance. All in all the faculty, staff and adminis- tration were necessary to put the pieces of a student’s puzzling life to- gether. Faculty, Staff, Administration « 25 Mr. Ali Abed World Geography; Varsity Soccer, Social Studies Club Mrs. Nancy Anderson “Nance” English, Basic Reading, AFS Mrs. Carolyn Anthony Attendance Secretary Mrs. Maggie Arrington Record keeping, Office Services, Computer Concepts Mr. Richard Stacy Miss Ellena Armistead Principal Assistant Principal son Mr. Ray Crittenden Mr. Edward Way Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Mr. Tony Auby “TR” Choral Music, Music Theory; Choral Union, Sight and Sound Mrs. Dottie Barrett “Miss ICT” Industrial Cooperative Training; Vocation Industrial Clubs of America Mrs. Jackie Barrett Typewriting |, Business Law; FBLA, J.V. Cheerleaders Wallace E. Bateman ‘Master Chief” Military Science; NJROTC Drill Teams 26 Faculty, Staff, Administration Mrs. Audrey Bond Special Education Mrs. Gloria Boone Social Studies, Math, English (Sp. Ed), Senior Sp. Ed. Sponsor Mr. Joe Breedon Permanent Sub, Varsity Baseball Mrs. Joyce Briggs Staff Aide The Many Sides Prin. Mr. Edward Way makes graduation plans. Awaiting the arrival of the buses is Assis- Administrators share conversation during lunch. tant Principal Miss Ellena Armistead. Mr. Robert J. Brinkley Metalwork and Power Transportation Mr. Pennie Brown Power and Transportation Mrs. Renee Brown Art (WHS), Art (Gifted and Talented) Mag- net Program Miss Ethel Brunson English Faculty, Staff, Administration 27 Mrs. Carolyn Buggs Personal Typing, Typing |, Introduction to Business; FBLA Mr. William Byrdsong “Butch” Special Olympics; Spec. Ed. Mr. Dick Cale Band, Jazz Ensemble; Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, Marching Band Miss Lois Callahan “Cal” English Health instructor Mrs. Helen Travis supervises students performing CPR. Mrs. Celestine Carter “Celeste” Computer Concepts, Office Technology Il; FBLA Mrs. Ressie Collins English Mrs. Patricia Coltrane “Pat” Biology, Zoology; Keyettes Mr. Steve Colwell Industrial Arts; J.V. Soccer 28 Faculty, Staff, Administration Mrs. Janice Costen “Jan” Algebra, Geometry, Basic Math Mr. Paul Cowley Guidance Counselor Miss Anne Creasy Latin; Latin Club Mrs. Frances Dedmond Attendance Secretary School nurse Mrs. Gerri Wegener reviews personal records with Mary Ann Church. A Time to Work Director Mr. Tony Auby makes plans for future concerts. Miss Marilyn Dempsey Career Decisionmaking Mr. Neil Drummond Calculus, Math Analysis; Math Honor Society Mrs. Hazel Eason Health Education Mrs. Valerie Fauntleroy “Val” Physical Education; Dance Club, Gymnastics, Track and Field Faculty, Staff, Administration 29 Mr. Bruce Field 'Z” U.S. History, Sociology, International Rela- tions, Model U.N., Tidewater Challenge Mrs. Linda D. Filer English (Project Stay), U.S. History Mrs. Susan W. Flippo Fundamental Skills Miss Ada C. Foriest “Tine” U.S. History Guidance secretary Mrs. Gloria McCarthy puts her best “face” forward for students. A Time to Pla Guidance counselor Mrs. Fran Scott cavorts with Coach Bill Lyons during a faculty skit. Building a perfect stunt are faculty cheerleaders Mrs. Ivy Lee and Ms. Ada Foriest. Mr. Bennie L. Fulton Basic Math, Fundamentals of Algebra Mr. Thomas E. Garner “Tom” World History, World Geography; Jr. Class Mr. Keith O. Garvin Government, U. S$. History; Freshman Class, Key Club Mr. Thomas P. Geiger “Tom” Math Skills, Language Arts « Hi ee eth tei a 30 ¢ Faculty, Staff, Administration Mrs. Barbara Graham Algebra |, Geometry, Trigonometry Mrs. Judy Halsey Special Education Mrs. Florance Haltiwanger English Mrs. Debbie Hanbury Communications, Construction, Electronics Besides his duties as Choral Director, Mr. Tony Auby also Friendships form around the table at the lunch break. works with the backstage crew. Classroom aids add variety to the lesson plans of math teacher Mrs. Susie White. Coach Jim Harvey “Co.” Physical Education, Driver's Education; Varsity Basketball Mr. Bill Hayes 'F King” Government; Voice of Democracy Essay Contest Mr. Marvin Hedgepeth “Hedge” Biology, Earth Science; Ferguson Boy's Ten- nis Coach Miss Leslie Heid 9 English, Basic Reading Faculty, Staff, Administration ¢ 31 Miss Carolyn Herren Bookkeeper Mrs. Betty Hicks Project Stay Math, Pre-Algebra Mrs. Doris Higgins Math Mrs. Carolyn Hobson Library Science Leeper terrier Mrs. Audrey Bond of Special Ed. discusses a case with reading specialist Mrs. Jeannette Pretlow. = Pe beets Frustrated nurse Gerri Wegener contacts parents about shots. Ms. Ada Foriest leaves to see her Social Studies staff. Mr. Sam Hodges Earth Science Mr. Randy Holder Marketing; Distributive Education, Senior Class Mrs. Pat Holman English 32 Faculty, Staff, Administration Mr. Bill Holmes Guidance Director Mr. Bobby Horne Computer Science Math Mrs. Sandra Hughes “Sandy” Spanish; Spanish Honor Society Mr. Terry Hunter Consumer Math, Pre-Algebra; Sophomore Class PF .. Extra class help is provided by Math teacher Mr. Bennie Fulton. Coach Tom Jacob P.E. Health; Head Wrestling Coach, Assis- tant Track Coach Miss Chairassia Jenkins DAP Mrs. Joan Johnson “Joani” Math, Psychology; Miss WHS Pageant coordinator Mrs. Thelma Jones Shorthand, Office Tech., Accounting Faculty, Staff, Administration ¢ 33 Mrs. Gladys Jordan Government, Geography; Varsity Cheer leaders, $.C.A., Social Studies Club Mrs. Frankie Joyner Librarian Mr. Conrad Keesecker Drafting, AIASA Mrs. Martha Kelly English; Co-Sponsor A.F.S. Food at a faculty meeting insures everyone's attention. Coach Dennis Koutoufas “Coach K” Pre-Algebra, General Math, Education for Employment; Golf, J.V. Basketball Mrs. Hilda Laubach ‘'Scootie” ULS. History Mrs. Ivy Lee English; Varsity Cheerleaders Ms. Joyce Lee “Joy” 9 English; J.V. Cheerleaders Faculty, Staff, Administration � 34 Mrs. Bonnie Lowe Algebra I,ll; Algebra-Trig Coach Bill Lyons P.E. Health; Head Football Coach, Football Club Mrs. Debra Mabe Office Secretary Mr. James MacNeil “Mac” Physics, Chemistry | and Il; Science Club 4 ‘ . A hectic place to be is at Mrs. Carole Slusser’s cash register as she deals with students’ and teachers’ meals. Athletic director Bob Worthington discusses the winter schedule ec tic pac 8 stuc d teachers’ meals with secretary Mrs. Debbie Mabe. Cafeteria Staff: Front: Amanda Stringfield, Carole Slusser, Louise Keene, Mary Eller, Shirley Satchell; Back: Ethel Wesson, Joyce Cox, Percell Moss, Donna Chappell, Mrs. Wilhemina McLenden. Mrs. Elsie Marshall Librarian Clerk Mrs. Gretchen Martin L.D. Resource Class Mrs. Rita Mask Head office secretary Mrs. Gloria McCarthy Guidance secretary Faculty, Staff, Administration Tak Mr. Lenrow Milo World Geography, US Government; Bus Coordinator Mrs. Mary Mizelle Library Science Mr. Frank Morris Staff Aide Mrs. Donna Oertel Earth Science Sponsor of the senior class, Mr. Randy Holder joins in the fun of a car wash. Miss Mitsy O'Neal Business Computer Applications; Personal Typing, Office Services I, J.V. Field Hockey Ms. Martha Ourednik English Mrs. Marilyn Paige Biology Mrs. Jacquelyn Patterson Special Education 36 Faculty, Staff, Administration Mrs. Paula Parsons Computer Aide Mrs. Laura Pepe Basic Math, General Math Mrs. Dorothy Peterson ‘Dot’ Reading, Math Mrs. Susan Piland Guidance Counselor Biology teacher Mrs. Betty Ward aids Sandy Scholar with her science project. ‘: ieee cuisspeincanetieiae e Coach Bill Lyons encourages athletes in off-season weight training. Mrs. Carolyn Pollard Guidance Counselor Mrs. Jeannette Pretlow Reading Specialist Mr. John Quillen “Coach Q” Physical Education, Health, Head Track Coach (Boys Girls) Mrs. Frankie Richardson Guidance Counselor Faculty, Staff, Administration 37 Mrs. Susanne Ridgway Child Development, Marriage Family; FHA Mrs. Doris Robinson English Mary Robinson History, Wid. Geography Mrs. Nan Rothfuss English, Journalism, “Earle” Staff, Quill Scroll Between classes Mrs. Gladys Jordan reviews Coach Bob Worthington takes a winning shot. her lesson plan. Fabulous Facu Cheerleaders Mrs. Laura Pepe, Mrs. Bonnie Lowe, Mrs. Rosie Walsh, and Mrs. Ivy Lee cheer their he- roes on at the faculty-student basketball game. Mrs. Diane Scott Scooty” English, Drama; Drama Club, Thespians Mrs. Fran Scott Guidance; NHS Ms. Carolyn Stephenson Drivers Ed; Field Hockey Mr. Thomas Lawson Stroup, Jr. “Tom English, Drama 38 « Faculty, Staff, Administration Mrs. Cynthia L. Sumner “Reece” Marketing, Fashion Merchandising; EFE, DECA Mr. Sam J. Sykes, Ill French Mrs. Dorothy W. Thomas “Dot” English, Keyettes Mrs. Carol Thompson Guidance Secretary Art teacher Mrs. Renee Brown is also involved in the Helenic Greek festival. = bed Lo Participants at pep rallies are Miss Rita Mason, Ms. Ada Foriest, and Mrs. Pat Holman. Ms. Marjorie T. Tomlinson Computer Concepts, Office Tech. Il Mrs. Christine A. Toni “Chris” French Il Mrs. Helen W. Travis ‘Pete” Health, Physical Education; Chairperson—Spirit Committee Mr. Harry S. Truhart “Tru” Project Stay Faculty, Staff, Administration 39 Mr. James O. Tuberville Government Activity Director, SCA Mrs. Toni C. Twiford Marriage Family Living, Clothing, Foods; FHA, Pep Club Mrs. Gladys W. Valentine Communications Mrs. Katherine Verell “Kathy” Life Skills Honor Society sponsors Mr. Chuck Walsh and Mrs. Fran Scott discuss an upcoming induction. ee Me a Record keeping and the computer make a job hectic for Mrs. Carol Thompson. Bus Drivers: Front: Bessie Wiseman, Vergie Malcolm, Alice Harper, Sadie Thompson, Lou Stallings, Blanche Clarke, Merle Woodard; Back: Mary Roberts, Marion Bailey, Phyllis Willis, Bus Coordinator: Mr. Lenrow Milo, Kathleen Privett, Sandra Everett, Ethel Alderman, Marion Atkins, Mr. James B. Williams Mr. Charles R. Walsh “Chuck” German NHS, German Club Mrs. Rosalie Y. Walsh Rosie” Spanish, Annual Staff; Annual, Spanish Honor Society Mr. Harry Walker Staff Aide Mrs. Elizabeth A. Ward “Betty” Biology 40 ¢ Faculty, Staff, Administration Mrs. Geraldine Wegener “Gerri” School nurse Mrs. Sue P. White “Susie” Geometry, Algebra Il, Basic Math Gerald L. Wilda CDR USN (Ret.) “Jerry” NJROTC, NJROTC Drill Team Mrs. Blanche Williams English All in a Day’s Work Making deliveries of package materials are Mr. Robert Walker and Mr. Sam McGil. Custodians Mr. Robert Walker and Mr. Horace Fauntleroy pause to chat. With Custodians: Front: Ethelyne Wilkins, Blanche Ellison, Alice Saunders; Back: Joe Clark, Richard Lane, Robert Walker. With her constant smile Mrs. Alice Saunders is quick to help everyone. Mrs. Nancy H. Williams English Mrs. Ethel W. Woofolk Chemistry Mr. Robert E. Worthington “Bob” Health, Physical Education Athletic Direc tor, Girls’ Basketball, Intramurals Mrs. Judith A. Yoffy Horticulture Faculty, Staff, Administration ¢ 4 42 « Classes Divider CLASSES The Puzzling Individual School hours, as long and tedious as they seemed, brought students togeth- er to work and to play. Classes offered the chance to learn and grow. As the years progressed, a student’s schedule became more and more his own. He chose his courses with the exception of the few necessary classes for graduation. The 83-84 school year opened a new field of study to Warwick in that the Computer Con- cepts course was begun. Outside of the classroom, time was found to be with friends. Lunches, hurried conversations in the hall and notes quietly passed un- der desks were the best means of communication. Classes became more than just puzzling math questions and English quizzes. They were “life’’! Classes Divider « 43 Senior Hall of Fame PO pr, Pee A. “Most Talented”: Cathy Soloman and Tal Ambrose. B. “Most School Spirited”: Jeff Dawson and Vonda Lynch. C. “Most Likely to Succeed”: Duke Chai and Tammy Leong. D. “Most Athletic”: Fonda Gray and Ira Davis. E. Some of the Senior Superlatives take time to pose for a group picture. 44 « Senior Superlatives - : 8 - A. “Friendliest”: Ricky Brandt and Vonda Lynch. B. “Best Looking” and ‘Most Popular”: Todd Dickinson and Angela Martin. C. “Best All Around”: Fonda Gray, Ira Davis, and Wendy Williams. D. “Best Dressed’: Valerie Batten and Marvin Dickerson. E. “Class Clown”: Tracey Dixon and Eric Robin- son. Senior Superlatives 45 Randall Scott Bratton Peggy Adams Marinos Agathocleous Cynthia Alexander “Cimp” Track; FBLA; HERO, FHA; Pep Club Antionett Alford G. Yvette Allen “Shortcake” Cheerleading; Boys Basketball (mgr.); Flagtwirler; Soph. Class V.P. Jr. Class Ex. Board; NHS; SCA; Who’s Who in H.S. Terry Kristine Allen “TK2” Pep Club; FHA; Sight Sound; FBLA; AFS. Richard Talmadge Ambrose “Tal” J.V. Football; Key Club; German Club; Soph. Jr. Sr. Ex. Boards; Thespians; Quill § Scroll; Yearbook Staff; Regional Chorus; Arion Award, State Honors Choir; Best Actor “83” David Brian Anthony ‘Skynard”’ 46 « Seniors Kim Colclough Rosa Linda Aponte Rodney Kent Arrington Rod” J.V. Baseball; V. Baseball; DECA (Treas.; Pres.),; Best Defensive player “82” Teresa Michelle Artis ‘Resa’ Track; SCA Rep.; Dance Club; FBLA Malika Shan Asadi “Lika” Spanish Club; SCA; Most improved in Spanish Il Clifton Jarone Atkins Dwayne A. Austin Larry Lamont Avent FBLA Sonia Yvette Bailey “Cat” VICA: Honor Roll Lisa Renee Banks Cheerleading (J.V.; V.) SCA (pres.); Earle Staff (Bus. Mgr.; Asst. News Ed.); Sr., Jr., Soph. Ex. Boards; FBLA; Homecoming Crt. Paula Yvette Banks “Pickles” DECA; FBLA; Pep Club; Chamber Orchestra Debutante; Jr. Regional Orchestra Il April Lynn Barbour “Ape” Gymnastics; Keyettes (Parliamentarian); Sr., Jr., Soph. Ex. Boards; SCA; Sr. Class Tree MHS (Chaplain); NHS; German Club Governor’s School; Who's Who in H.S. Michael C. Barbrey “Mike” V. Baseball; Golf Gene Barnes Pamela Toniette Barnes “Pammy” Track; DECA; FHA; Dance Club Sophia Renee Baskerville “Fee” Pep Club; Spanish Club; FBLA Angela Renita Batten “Angie” FBLA Beth Ramona Batten NHS; Sr. Ex. Board; Soph. Ex. Board; Science Club; AFS; FBLA Valerie Ronnette Batten ICT Christopher Todd Beatty “Chris” Football Mgr.; DECA Robert A. Beeler Seniors « 47 K. Todd Bennae Industrial Cooperative Training, VICA. Jerry Jerome Bentley Vica Club of America; chorus certificate for lead tenor singer Audrey Blanchard Sandra L. Booth “Vench-ling” or “Sandy” Softball; Latin Club; FBLA Ya Ann Booth Geneva Faye Bowden “Genny” Track Field; NJROTC-Ensign: Officer; Drill Team: Assistant Girls Drill Team Commander; Choral Union; The Military Knock Drill in ROTC. Michael Allen Bowlby Denise M. Boyd ‘Shorty B” FBLA; HERO; Pep Club Monica Diane Bradley ‘Snoppy” Pep Club; Shirettes Richard Eugene Brandt “Rick” Key Club; Drama Club; Soph., Jr., Sr. Executive Board, Yearbook Staff Randall Scott Bratton ‘‘Rundx” Vica: Vice President; Sight and Sound James Edward Braxton J.B. Varsity J.V. basketball manager; Warwick High School Marching Band Maxine Bremby ‘Titties’ J.V. Field Hockey; Indoor § Outdoor Track Team; SCA; FBLA; FHA Michael Thomas Brooks DeRonica Seanne Broadnax ‘'De” or “Ronnie” FHA; FBLA: Junior Achievement; DECA Cheryl Elaine Brown “Redhead” HERO; Pep Club; Clothing Awards Mary Isabelle Brown “Mary” Thespians; Drama Club; AFS; Science Club; Choral Union; Honorable Mention—Science Fair Michael Timothy Brown “Wizard” V. Basketball; Band; Drum Major; Basketball Club Wenda Ida Brown Gymnastics; FBLA; Model U.N.; SCA; NHS (Treas.); Chess Club; MHS; Newspaper— Rep.; First pl. Oratorical Contest; Century Ill Leaders Contest Winner; Chess Club Sweetheart. Wendell George Brown Track; FBLA: Historian; Model U.N.; DECA 48 « Seniors Wesley Gene Bullis Jr FBLA; NJHS Elonda Lynnette Burrell “Teddy Bear” Girls Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Drama Club; German Club; Shirettes; Sr. Ex. Board; SCA Rep. Most Outstanding in German Sherry Renee Calhoun Basketball, Track; Science Club; Band Club Art Club; Science Fair—Ist; Who's Who in H.S. Alfreda Dennise Callis “Sweet Pee” Girls Outdoor Track § Field; NJROTC Drill Team; MCPO; AFS; FBLA; Cadet of the Month; Who's who in H.S, Outstanding performance in Spanish Sharon Laureen Callis “Cakey” Volleyball; Track; FHA; FBLA; Pep Club Kimberly Ann Carpenter “Kimmie” NHS; MHS (Sec); Yearbook (Classes, Features Ed.) Newspaper Staff (Ad Megr., News Ed.); Sr., Jr., Soph. Ex. Boards; SCA; Quill Scroll; Who's Who in H.S.; USNJA Award Danielle Patrese Cartwright ‘Purple lady” Majorette Squad—Captain; Track; Keyettes (Sec); Science Club; AFS; Latin Club; NHS; Jr. Ex. Board; Sr. Class Pres Doral Joseph Cecil Warwickshire Singers; Show Choir; Choral Union; FBLA; Sight Sound; Regional Chorus Duke Oh Chai “Duke” NHS (Pres.); MHS (Treas.); Key Club (Treas.); Spanish Hon, Soc.; Band; Boy's State Kevin Lamont Chandler Michael Andrew Christian “Mike” J.V. Football; Sight Sound Barbara Ann Claiborne Shorty” FBLA Sunny Afternoon For Homecoming With a little help from a perfect day, the Senior Court is at its best. The court members include: Vonda Lynch, Todd Dickenson, Carmen Taliaferro, Marvin Dickerson, Rendy Howell, Mike Rector and Angela Martin (crowned queen) (not pictured). Seniors « 49 Michael Anthony Clark Tennis; DECA; HERO Luxtracia Yvette Clarke “Lucky” DECA; FHA; FBLA; Pep Club. Priscilla Clarke “Prissy” Track; FHA (Treasurer); HERO (V.p.) Modern Dance Club; Science Club; Pep Club, Captain. Kimberly Denise Colclough, “Kim” Science Club; Pep Club; FBLA; Majorette; Dance Booster Club; FHA; SCA Rep. Kim Denise Coleman Pep Club; Dance Club; FHA William Curtis Corey “Cool” Track; Drill Team; FBLA; NJROTC Junior Achievement; Color Guard; Good Driving Cert. John Weley Cousins Horace Colonel Craighead “Stix” Choral Union; Jazz Ensemble; Raider Band; J.V. Football Band Rep. Joyce Ann Crawley “Tina” Gymnas.; Track; Dance; FBLA Angela Yolanda Daniel “Pepita” Majorette; Foren. Speech; FHA; Annual Staff; Spanish Hon. Soc.; NHS; MHS; Who's Who; Little Miss N.N.; Science Fair; Excell. in Spanish. Carolyn M. Daniels Theresa Diane Darden ‘Resa’ Calvin Davis “Scooter” Football; Track; Football Club; All-District. Glenn Austin Davis Pamela Sue Davis DECA; FBLA; Soph. Ex. Board; Spanish: Hon. nn oc. Robert C. Davis Ruth Davis “Ru-Ru” Track; Science Club; FHA; Pep Club; NJROTC Barbra Ann Dickens William Todd Dickinson “Todd” Golf; DECA (V.P.); Sr. Class Ex. Bd. Homecoming Court Marvin Ray Dickerson Baseball (J.V. Varsity); Basketball (Mngr); Model U.N.; Band; Soc. Studies; Key Club; SCA, Jr. Sr. Ex. Board; NHS; MHS. 50 « Seniors Senior Spirit Prevails! Seniors Michael Brown, Angel Rhodes, Elizabeth Raiford, Vonda Lynch and Edward Bryant show their Raider Spirit by decorating cars for the pregame pa- rade. Michael Edward Diggs J.V. Soccer; Indoor Track; Chess Club; ROTC; FBLA Tracy Renee Dixon Cheryl Lynn Donatelli Lynne Sherita Drew Majorette Squad (Co-Captain); AFS; Span Hon. Soc.; NHS; Keyettes; Choral Union; Who's Who tn H. S Winston Duggins Donna Laverne Edwards V. Cheerleading; NHS; Sr. Class Exec Board; Keyettes; MHS Lynn Ann Egley “Pooh” DECA Ralph Leon Ellis, Jr. “Rickie” J.V. Football; J.V. Baseball; V. Football Rodney Estes Ernest Lee Everett “E” Football (Captain); Wrestling (Captain); Soccer (MVP); ROTC; Football Club; Wrestling Club Albert Forbes Angela Marie Ford “Angie” Pep Club; Dance Club; DECA Seniors « 51 Seniors Lead Homecoming Victory Sabrina Ruth Ford ‘Brinie” Band; Keyettes; Latin Club; NHS; MHS; Soph., Jr. Class Exec. Bds.; Reg. Band. Linda Lee Forbes “Pooky” FHA, Pres. FBLA, DECA, Pep Club. Rhonda Renee Frye “Sissy” FBLA, FHA; Pep Club; Sight Sound Club; Jr. Class Exec. Bd.; VICA; Model UN. Donna E. Fulcher David Cort Fuller “Dave” International Thespian Soc.; Drama Club; VICA; 2nd place State—Fleet Reserve Essay Contest. Donna Lee Garnand AFS; FBLA, Soph. Class Exec. Bd; FHA; Who's Who in H.S. Kelly McCrary Gaulding Kevin Lemont Gills Football, (JV; Varsity); Wrestling; Soccer, (JV; Varsity); Spanish Club; Spanish Hon. Soc.; MHS; NHS; Football Club. Christopher R. Glore Terre Diane Godwin Tennis; Track; Model UN; Jr., Sr. Class Exec. Bds.; Keyettes; FBLA; Spanish Club; Who's Who in HS. Reginald L. Goforth Track; Cross Country; Soccer. Angela Dawn Golden “Angie Baby” Health Occupations for Student Assoc. Robert Woodland Goodrich “Goody” National Honor Society; Math Honor Soc.; Latin Club, Pres. Stacey Azorra Grant “Even the Homecoming Queen has to eat!” says the '83-'84 Homecoming Queen Angela Martin. ———— ee 52 Seniors Penny Graves Fonda A. Gray Basketball; Track; Sr. Ex. Board; French Ach. Awards; Best Offensive Player Jennifer Marie Gray “Jen” NHS; MHS; Sr., Jr. Ex. Boards; AFS; Science Club; French Club; French Award Michael Christopher Green “Mike’ V. Soccer (Goalie); German Club; Drama Club; Science Club; Most Outstanding Goalie Amanda L. Greene Darlene Greenlee Field Hockey; Spanish Club; Soc. Studies Club; VEM Perfect Attendance Certificate; VEM Honor Soc. Donald Nolan Griffin “Donnie” J.V. Baseball; Key Club (Chaplain); Soph., Jr Ex. Boards; German Club Pamela Gale Griffith “Pam” Soph., Jr., Sr. Ex. Board; AFS (Historian) Science Club (Sec.); Pep Club; Choral Union; Regional Chorus; Hon. Roll Janet Christine Hagen V. Field Hockey; AFS Exchange Student AFS Club; Drama Club; Orchestra; NHS Terrietta Yvette Hall “Terre” Track; Sr. Ex. Board; Vo-Tech Award; Letter Teresa Hamiel ‘Tesa”’ Field Hockey; FHA; Dance Club; Drama Club; Annual Staff; SCA; Art Show Awards Darlin D. Hamlin Deborah Delois Hardy “Sweet Deb” Pep Club; ROTC Award Donald Ray Harris “Ray-Ray” Drama; Thespian; Sight Sound; Thespian Letter; Honor Bar Stars Lorie Ann Harris “Lo”; “Porker” Cheerleading (J.V.:V.); Soph., Jr., Sr. Ex. Boards; FBLA; Science Club; AFS; Keyettes (Dist. Rep., Treas.); Annual Staff (Ads Ed.); Soc. Std. Club; Quill Scroll; Who's Who in H.S.; Miss Warwick, Top Ten Finalist; J.A (V.P.) Audrey Ann Hawkins “Meatball” Pep Club; FBLA; FHA; Spanish Club Robin Jana’e Hawkins Cheerleading (J.V.; V.); Soph., Jr., Sr., Ex. Boards; Earle Staff (Asst. Features Ed.); SCA Rep. Teresa Michele Healy ‘‘Chele”’ Soph. Class Pres.; Jr. Class Pres.; Sr. Class Sec. Annual Staff (Faculty Ed.); Keyettes (District Rep); NHS; MHS; German Club; AFS; Drama Club SCA Rep.; AFS Sweetheart; Who's Who in H.S.; USNJA Award, Quill and Scroll Bennie Junius Hicks Il B.J.” ROTC (Ist, 3rd Class Petty Officer) Drill Team; Lt.J.G.; ROTC Ribbons Awards Faith Higgs Seniors Adriane Denise Hill “Dennie”’ FBLA (Asst. Sec.); DECA; Pep Club; FHA Michael Carl Hill “Flip” JV, Varsity Basketball; Cross Country Jacqueline Faye Hodges “Jackie” DECA, FHA, Pep Club. Kenneth Kirby Hoffman “Kenny” Varsity Baseball—Mer.; Jr., Sr. Class Exec. Bds.; Annual Staff Paula Holland Ellen Candee Honich Sight Sound Club; AFS; Dance Club; NHS Rendy LaRue Howell “Ren” Varsity Cheerleader; Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Exec. Bds.; FBLA; Annual Staff; AFS; Science Club; Social Studies Club; Homecoming Court. Scott Hudgins Kimberly Lynn Hughes “Kim” Keyettes (Corres. Sec.); Model UN; Latin Club; NHS Angela Italiano Lisa Carol James “Charlie” DECA; FBLA; Drama; Sight Sound; DECA State District Awards. Sandra Kaye James Jerome Jasper Jenkins “Romeo” Football; ICT. Eugene Johnson “Bluegene” Football (JV, Varsity); Track, (Indoor Outdoor); Wrestling; Football Club. John R. Johnson Lawrence Edward Johnson Football (JV, Varsity); Track; Chess Club; Football Club; Science Club. Michael Johnson Samuel Lawrence Johnson “Sam” AFS; International Thespian Society; Spanish Club; Drama Club; Forensics. Terrance Edward Johnson “Terey” Track, Cross Country, Indoor § Outdoor; VICA. Vawnetta Vay Johnson NHS; International Thespian Society; Span Hon. Soc.; Sight § Sound; Band 54 « Seniors Hayes Has Hidden Talent Government teacher, Mr. Hayes, shows a hidden talent. He ts Chief Brown Bear in the school production of “Little Mary Sunshine.” Here he shares the stage with Tal Ambrose. Tal plays Bil- ly Jester. Helena Patrice Jones “Pat” Michele Ann Jones Paul Leon Jones “'P. J.” J.V. Football; V. Football; Basketball Statistician; Span. Hon. Soc.; Football Club Richard Kilby Jones “rick” Honor Roll Shanda Melissa Jones FBLA; Superior Achievement in Business Sharon L. Jones “Sherry” HOSA (Pres.); HERO (sec.); 2nd place in Fo d Occupation Cooking Contest Randy Jordan John Paul Jutras, Jr. J. P.’ VICA (Treas.); 2-3rd place trophies in VICA Contest in Auto Body Repair Job Description for District IV Melvin M. Kellogg Outdoor Track Terressa M. Kemp Tony Alan Keyes Carlton Leroy Koonce Seniors ¢ 55 Arthur Barry Lamm Amie Langford Madeline Catherine Lashbrook “Mad” Beverly Marcia Lassiter “Beb” Field Hockey, Basketball: Statistician; Track and Field; FBLA; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Class; School Services Award John Kelly Lawson “Jr.” JV Football; VICA; German Club; Sight and Sound; Science Club; AFS; Who's Who Among American High School Students; 2nd Place Science Fair Angela R. Lee “Angie” MHS; German Club; NHS; Band Club; Girl's State Edward Lenel Lee Tamm y Jane Leong V. Tennis; AFS; NHS; Keyettes; Sr., Jr. (Hist) Soph. (Sect) Exec. Board; German Club; Daughter's of the American Revolution DAR USNJA—United States National Journalism Award Laura Louise Lewis FBLA Janet Louise Lewis Soph., Jr., Sr., Class Exec Board; Pep Club Connie Ann Lovelace Choral Union; DECA; Regional Chorus; All City Chorus Yvette Renee Lyles Track; FHA; FBLA; French Club; SCA Representative Vonda Kay Lynch “Von” JV, V Cheerleader; AFS; Annual Staff (Club Editor); Soph., Jr., Sr., Exec Board (Pres) SCA; SCA Exec. Board; Homecoming Court; Miss Warwick Pageant (Top Ten Finalists, First Runner-Up); PTSA “Peer Pressure” Essay Contest. The Seniors win the first “Spirit Stick’ of the year! Here are six super seniors that showed their spirit. They are Chris Beatty, Mike Brown, Demp Smith, Chris Glore, Edward Bryant, Jeff Dawson. 56 Seniors Clifton Rae Mahon Jr. “Clif Golf; AFS; German Club; Key Club Jr. Ex Board; Chess Club Frances Majette Andrea Elizabeth Malone “Angie FHA Angela Shernel Martin “Lady Diana” Field Hockey; Gymnastics; Track; Cheerleader; Dance Club; Earle Staft Homecoming Queen (83-84) Participant in 83 Ms. Warwick Pageant Michael Martin Robert Massoe Cleveland Mayo, Jr. “Mayo”; Big Man” JV Football; Varsity Football; NJROTC Football Club; Cadet of the month 3 83 Jeffrey Todd McCormack “Jeff” NJROTC, Officer; NJROTC Drill Team; NJROTC, Mike Woodcock Award, Asst Platoon Leader, Platoon Leader; German Club Cheryl T. McCoy Girls’ Basketball; Soph., Jr., Sr., Ex. Board n cience Club Regina Denise McEwen ‘'Gina-Babe™ AFS (Treasurer); Soph., Jr., Sr. Ex. Board; Keyettes; Drama Club; Sight and Sound; Spanish Honor Society; Yearbook Staff Sheila Annette McMillian Harry Meekins Kathryn Ann Metts Emily Gordon Minnigerode “Em” JV Field Hockey (Co-captain); Keyettes, (Parliamentarian, V-pres, Pres); NHS; MHS; Span. Hon. Soc.; Soph., Jr., Sr. Ex. Board; Historian (Soph) John LaRhue Mitchell JV Wrestling (Manager); JV Soccer; Jr Class (Vice Pres.) Sr. Ex. Board French, Science Club (V-President); Key Club (Secretary); NHS; MHS Walter Rosenboro Award (French); Ist place Science Fair, lOth and IIth Tina Marie Molinaro DECA; FHA; Pep Club Spring Fever And “Senioritis” Precede June Graduation Seniors ¢ 57 Kelvin Obrain Monden Football, ROTC-Color Guard Cdr Jason An thony Moore Antrone Jerome Moore “tony” Patricia Dawn Moore “Pat” Field Hockey; FHA; FBLA; Pep Club; Science Club. Terrence Moore Margo Cheyenne Morgan “D'VO” Drama Club; Chorus; Thespians, Historian. Wayne Roy Morgan, Jr. “Morgan” Key Club; Model UN; Jr. Class Exec. Bd; Drummer for the Choruses; Who's Who In Amer. HS Randy W. Morrison Lisa R. Nelson Choral Union. Jesse Wayne Newell Rose Marie Newman “Penny” Cheerleader, Jv., Varsity; Soph. Jr., Sr., Class Exec. Bds. “Earle” Staff, Features Ed.; CA. yn Melissa Gail O'Connor “Barbarian” Model UN; DECA; FBLA. Peter John O'Neil “Moke” Tennis; Latin Club; Chess Club. Theresa Pace Adonis A. Paige Randall Vance Parker “Randy” Key Club—Sec., VP, Pres; Soph, Jr, Sr Class Exec. Bds; National Honor Soc.; Math Honor Soc. Sharon Darlene Parker Daresh K. Patel Lynette Patrick “Chunkie” Tonya Romeal Pegram Model UN; Spanish Club, VP; AFS; National Spanish Honor Society. 58 « Seniors Jennie Perry Frances Faye Pileggi JV Cheerleading; DECA, V.President, IIth Ist place, District Leadership Conference placed Semi-Finals in State Leadership Conference Beverly Denise Pittman Mark Poulos Angela Powell “AP” FBLA i ff Some Seniors Still Believe In Santa! 4 Jackie Powell Rendy Howell and Angel Rhodes sit with “Santa.” Luberta Delsena Powell “Lulu” Gymnastics; Cheerleading; AFS; FBLA; Pep Club Shelly Lane Proth Soph, Jr. Ex. Board; Majorettes; Yearbook Staff; De; Pagent (Jr. Class) Steve A. Puryear Elizabeth Raiford Science Club; Majorettes; Soph. Jr. Sr. Ex Board; German Club; FBLA Seniors ¢ 59 Frances Lorriane Ransome “NA” ROTC, FBLA; US Naval Navigation Award; Good Conduct Award Michael Rector V. Baseball; Sr. Ex. Board; AISIA; NHS Club; National Honor Scociety; Math Honor Society Andre’ Lamont Reid Indoor-Outdoor Track; V. Basball; V. Football Angel R. Rhodes “Devil” “Ang” V. Cheerleading; Wrestling Manager; Wrestling Matmaid; AFS; Science Club; French Club; Soph. Jr. Sr. Ex. Board; FBLA; PTSA; Annual Staff; Outstanding Achievement French Cindy L. Rexroat Anne Katheryne Roberts AFS; Latin Club; “Bobby” Scott Legislative office; Finalist National Miss Teenager Contest Eric Robinson “ Boobie” Football; Track; Soccer; Football Club; Science Club; Hero Club Charles Thomas Rodwell Charlie’ Track; Outdoor Track Prom Moves To Thursday— Preparations Expensive!! Teresa L. Ruffin Tee” HOSA; VEM Honor Society Joey Elizabeth Russell Track; ROTC Drill Team; Soph. Jr. Ex Board; FBLA Walter Ray Saunders “Bones” Industrial Arts Club Terrence Darrell Scott VICA,; Vo-tech Sarah May Scribner “Sally’’ ‘Scribble’ AFS; Drama; DECA; German; Soph. Jr. Ex. Board Vena Latricia Sinelair Basketball; Drama Club; Fbla; AFS ROTC awards Cleon A. Skinner Jennifer Christine Sloan ‘Jenny’ VICA, Sec; DECA; VICA Citizen Achievement Certificate of Leadership Cosmetology 60 « Seniors Deborah Jean Smith “Debbie” SCA—Treasurer; Keyettes, Sr. Class Exec Bd.; AFS. Everett Anthony Smith Gregory LaMar Smith Gug-go’ Wrestling; Track; Dance Club; Art Club; Drama Club. Linda Lynet Smith Mark Smith Annual Staff—Photographer; Soph. Class Treas.; AFS; 2nd Place Science Fair; Jr Class—VP; AFS—VP; Chess Club; German Club; Model UN. Sharon Annette Smith “Smitty” Tennis; Track; Spanish Club; HERO—Pres.; VEM's Honor’s Club. Tiffany Smith Todd Linwood Smith Mad Dog” Toni Michelle Smith Nudge” Intramural Sports; JV Cheerleader; DECA; Soph., Jr. Class Exec. Bds.; German Club; Science Fair Award. Elizabeth Jean Snyder “Beth” Varsity Tennis; Latin Club, Sec.; Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Exec. Bds.; AFS; Keyettes. Cathleen Soloman Timothy J. Spivey Kim Arnetta Steele “Susie” Track; FBLA; FHA—Set, at Arms; Science Club; Dance Club; Pep Club. Sheila Renee Steward Pep Club; French Club; FHA; Sr. Class Exec Bd. Jody Lynn Stocks Tommy Stokes Ruth Alice Sullivan Mu Alpha Theta, Pres; Thespians; Science Club, Treas., Pres.; National Honor Society; German Club; Shirettes; Warwickshire Singers; Girls’ State; Outstanding German Student Award. D’Angela Sweetenburg Monique Michelle Swittenberg Teresa Taybron ‘“Boochie” Track; Spanish Club; FBLA Seniors « 6] Curtis Leon Terry MC , “White” VICA Yolanda |. Terry James Calvin Thomas “Little Joe” Julia Catherine Tolly “Jul” Keyettes, Historian, Sr. Class Exec. Bd Historian; Jr. Class Exec. Bd—Treas.; Soph Class Exec. Bd—VP; AFS; Drama; German Club; Science Club; Psychology Club; Model UN; Who's Who in Amer HS. Sandra Elorise Tonkins “Lady “T’’” ROTC Drill Team, MCPO; FBLA; NJROTC Awards. Monica Renee Tucker “Moni” Sr, Class Exec. Bd; FBLA—Sec.; Keyettes; AFS; Pep Club; Honor Roll; Math Honor Society. Sheila Mechelle Tuggle “LaLa” DECA; FBLA. Claude T. Turner Wilbert A. Tynes, Ill Chess Club Darlynn Michelle Tysinger “Dar” Girls’ Tennis Team; Sr. Class Exec. Bd. FBLA; Who's Who in Amer. HS. Randall G. Vaught “Randy” Baseball, Jv; “Earle” Staff; Key Club Derrick Deander Vines “Pookie” Football, JV; ROTC, FHA; HERO; Deer Park Culinary Art Show; ROTC Awards. Anthony Leon Walker Charlotte Dawn Walker FBLA; Business Data Processing Certif. Derek Antoine Ward “D ee” Who's Who in Amer. HS Timothy M. Warf Wesley McCauley Warr Karen Sue Warren “Barbie” Majorette; FBLA; AFS; SCA; Sight Sound; Soph., Jr. Class Exec. Bds., DECA Kevin Washington Catrina Larnette Watson ‘Sweet “Tee” NJROTC: Ensign; Lt, j.g.. Exec. Officer; AFS; Annual Staff; Honor Cadet—ROTC;, Spanish Honor Society. 62 ¢ Seniors Paula Evette Wharton “Ducky” FBLA; SCA Rep Kimberly Ann Whitaker “Kim” ROTC Carolyn Lynette White FBLA; FHA—VP; Pep Club; Science Club Aaron Leo Wiggins Brenda Williams “Candi, Lady C” Discus; ROTC Drill Team, Color Guard; Pep Club; DECA. Brian Greg Williams “Moose” Baseball. Lorenzo Nathaniel Williams Football Lorenzo Williams “Ringo” Michelle Williams “Dimples” Field Hockey; Track; Band; Science Club; FHA—Sec.; Pep Club; Spanish Club Paula Williams Stephanie Renae Williams Renae” Track; Spanish Club; FBLA; SCA, Jr., Sr Class Exec. Bds.; AFS; Spanish Honor Soc.; Math Honor Soc. Wendy Rae Williams “Wemps” Field Hockey—Co-Capt.; Offensive Player; MVP; Track; Model UN; National Honor Soc; Sr. Class Exec. Bd.; ‘Earle’’—Sports Ed.; Quill Scroll; Keyettes; Who's Who in Amer. HS; US Nat. Jour. Award Wendy M. Williamson Susan Lynn Wilson “Sue” National Honor Soc—Sec; Keyettes—Sgt-at- Arms; Math Honor Soc; Jr. Class Exec. Bd Sec; Soph. Class Exec. Bd; Sr. Class Exec. Bd; German Club; AFS; Who’s Who in Amer. HS; The Soc. of Dist. Amer HS Students; 2nd Place—''The Bill of Rights and Me” Essay Contest. Vernetta Winslow College Acceptance... Heads List of Senior Worries! Seniors « 63 Arthur Kim Wyatt Patricia Ardeen Yates “Pugey” German Club; FBLA; Math Honor Soc. David H. Young Kod ICT; Art Awards So OPUS on, BR 64 « Seniors a AN Poin Welcome to the Funny Farm Seniors The Wait For Rings and the Coming Ring Dance Fill the Jr. Year Robert Aaron Brad Allen ANT Brenda Allen Paula Atkins Shirley Atkins Sarah Bagby Andre Handy Melvin Bandy Sharon Banks Karen Barker Lynn Barner Alonzo Barnes Keith Barnhouse Jesse Barrack Scott Barry Ann Battle Derek Beasley Robert Beatty Michelle Belcher 66 « Juniors i Nicole Berry Robin Beverly Synora Bishop Mark Blackburn Pat Blackwell Audrey Blanchard Angie Blevins Daisy Blowe Mavis Blue David Bourke Jay Boyd Jerrie Boyd Leroy Bradley Towanda Branch Sherri Brantley Brenda Braxton David Bridges Vaulter Brown Michelle Brown Barry Brumfield Roosevelt Bryant Tonya Bryant Carolyn Bumpers Tammy Burke Sharon Burrell Janet Butts Wendy Byers Mike Carpenter Becky Carr James Carter Juniors « 67 John Carter Melanie Cartwright Carl Carver Anthony Chappell James Choung Anson Christian Felicia Christian Michael Christian Henery Chu Jimmie Clark John Clark Lawrence Clark Karey Clendenon Patricia Clyburn Devonne Colclough Melissa Colemon Misty Collins Cindy Collins Colleen Combs Jay Conner —_ ate Sales of “Smurf grams” by Jennifer Lupyon and Shirley Whitehead help build the Jr. The Key Club refreshment stand keeps Anson Christian busy selling. ee] Class treasury 68 « Juniors Tonya Cook Normon Coon Christine Cooper Darryl Corey Chris Covert John Crenshaw Ricky Crowder Dianne Cross David Daniels Alicia Davis Grant Davis Jackie Davis Lori Davis Steven Davis Surona Davis Brian Depriest Chris Diggs David Dixon Dominic Dixon Steve Dixon Richard Dodson Bart Drummond Winston Duggies Shonda Eckrote Robin Echbles Maranda Edler Tonya Edmundson Janette Edwards Wendy Egley Angelo Eley Juniors 69 Cindy Evans Chandra Faulk Guy Fauntleroy Tim Feely Lynn Field Ronald Finch Sylvia Fitchett Cathy Ford Sherri Foster Eric Francis Jeff Frye Gary Furbush Chris Garrett Kim Garrett Robbie Garriss Judy Garriss Alisa Gatewood Mary Kate Gedro Sharon Gibson Becky Gills James Golden Brenda Graves Marlinda Green Tamie Green Wanda Green Mike Grepiotis David Griffin Annette Hall Donna Hall David Hammond 70 © Juniors Typing will help Mollie Quisenberry in her career. Donald Hilliard Algene Hines Lisa Hobgood Per . Bag? § LAR td i Eric Haney Geraldine Hardy Angela Hardy Anthony Harris Dee Harris Jay Harris Linda Harris Sean Harris Terry Hartley Angela Hatchett Edwin Hatchett Mary Hawkins Tina Hawks Shelly Hayes Diana Herbin . AG a . Setting up appointments for juniors to plan schedules are Barbara Lewis and Alechia Stone ™ Juniors ¢ 7| JR. Year Filled With Activities Talented April Yow provides the music for a program in the library. Deanie Holley Sandy Hollis Melan Holman Dara Howes Joel Hubbard Steve Hubbard Tim Huff Ande Hunter Mary Hutchins Rudy Hux Jennifer Isham Cisco Jablonski Chris Jackson Kevin Jackson Tony Jefferson 72 © Juniors Betty Jenkins Kim Jenkins Yvette Jernigan Shannon Jeter Andre Johnson Fredrick Johnson Kim Johnson Pricilla Johnson Starr Johnson Mack Johnson Mary Johnson Steven Johnson Tim Johnson Terrance Johnson Glenn Jones Jaqueline Jones Ronald Jones Tony Jones Vicki Jones Vonda Jones Vonda Jones Steve Jordon Ann Kardos Emmette Kelley Mark Kelly Melissa Kelly Ann Kersey Michael King Edgar Koelveld Mike Lashbrook Juniors « 73 74 ¢ Juniors Darren Lassiter Johnny Lassiter William Lawrence Shayne Laws Emily Lazzaro Patrick Lee Michael Lee Allen Leeford Veda Lindsay Mark Logan Robin Long Allen Loudermilk Dennis Lowrey Darryl Lucas Jennifer Lupyon Ronald Majette Preston Mangana Gary Mangrum Danny Marshall Scott Marshall Wilhelmenia Martin Reginald Martin Angie McDonald Paula McNair Patricia Medley Tonja Meixner Brian Melvin Terrence Melvin Terry Miller Byron Milteer Modeling the latest in “Roman Attire” is Latin Student Mary Johnson. Dressing to boost their grade average in Latin are Carl Powell and Mike Weichman. Mawan Mina Greg Minter Thom Mitchell Raymond Molinaro Anthony Moody Donna Moore Ann Moore James Moore Teresa Moore Mona Morrell Andrea Morst Lorri Moseley Shaun Moses Monette Moss Sabrina Moton Juniors « 75 Juniors Gear Toward Seniority Change from the cafeteria for April Yow and Doral Cecil is the “Whopper.” Activities like Annual Staff demand much outside commitment by juniors such as Angie Blevins. Dawn Munden Darleen Nichols Tim O’Neal Thomas Osborne Jim Overton Kecia Parham Renee Parker Cathy Pearce Miguel Perez Cheryl Perkins Larry Pickett Margaret Pimblett Gwendolyn Pittman Harold Pttman Thomas Pittman a” 76 © Juniors Angela Pitts Carl Powell Jackie Powell Tracy Powell Michelle Preas Adrienne Privott Veronica Pulley Carl Purdie Mollie Quisenberry Stephanie Reamon Stephanie Rice Joi Roberson Kim Robinson Robbie Robinson Tyrone Robinson David Rodenhizer Bonny Rodwell LaTanja Rogers Shenee Royal Melissa Ruskey Tawanna Salter Sharon Schreiber Christine Schilaci Greg Shanks Sandra Sholar Irvin Sima Wendell Sims Kurt Slye Austina Smith Bobby Smith Juniors ¢ Wis 78 © Juniors Carlisa Smith Gary Smith Greg Smith Michael Smith Scott Smith John Snyder Sharon Solomon Jeff Speight Mitchise Speller Chris Stallings Kelly Stanley Ray Stephens Robert Stewart Penny Stizel Wendell Stuart Sharmenese Taybron Danny Taylor Reid Taylor Larry Taylor Robert Thomas James Thorpe Letitia Tibbs Monica Tonkins Tim Totten Leon Turner Joi Unangst Rodney Vaught Andy Vann Diane Vest David Viernes Brad Vincent Rod Waddell Jeanette Wall Candie Watson Susan Watson Troy Watson James Webb Mike Weichman Joachim Weinburg Samantha Wessell Illustrating the current fad dance. The “California Smurf: is Steve Dixon Debbie West Cynthia Whitaker Maxine Whitaker Milton Whitaker Shirely Whitehead Juniors 79 Tiffany Whitehead Anita Whitley Felicia Wilkins Reba Wilkins Marci Wilks Angelique Williams Christine Williams Gregory Williams Greg Williams James Williams Patsy Williams Raythell Williams Stephanie Williams Keith Wilson Dennis Wolf Preston Woods Rosemary Young April Yow Juniors; On the Friendships formed by Ben Taylor, Paul Jones and Darryl Lucas during football carry over to daily lunch gatherings. Long lines lead Michelle Jones and Melanie Cartwright to snacks. 80 « Juniors Junior Candids 8i sophomores Gettin’ It Together 82 Sophomores Leslie Abbot Willie Acklin Brenda Adkins Blair Allen Jerome Alien Lisa Alexander Richard Anderson Dee Dee Austin Brian Bacon Letitia Banks Sandra Banks Tyrone Banks Robert Barbour Ramona Barfield Anita Barner Robyn Barnes Tim Barnes Anthony Barrow Bennie Baskerville Lewis Beale Mary Beth Beane Charles Becknell Tammy Belcher Tammy Bell oe ee a A hopeful Brian Bacon enters his Project into the school Science Fair. John Benthall Gilbert Bethea Adam Birt Brian Bishop Sandra Blackburn Tim Blanchard Robin Boney Pamela Boswell Michael Bowling Sheryl Boykin Regina Bracey Chanda Branch Tim Branch Greg Brandt Eve Braxton Stephanie Braxton Gilbert Brett Cindy Brinkley Donna Brock Barbra Brown Charlie Brown Dot Brown Helen Brown Matthew Brown Tamara Brown Leonard Bryant Sharon Bryant Tracey Bunting Larry Burgess Tim Bushnell Christy Caffacus Alex Callis Julie Callis Sheila Callis Richard Carden Sophomores 83 84 Sophomores Stephanie Carmichael Sonya Carney Sharon Carpenter Ned Carr Bea Chambers Charles Charity Camellia Choung Ann Chu Mary Ann Church Alneda Clark David Cockes April Cofield Caretta Colden Chrissy Coleman Melissa Cook Roderick Cooper Vince Cooper Michael Cosby Brian Crawford Kim Crigger Sherry Crocker Wendi Crotts Sterling Crutchfield Barbara Cumbie Colleen McCann uses her lunch break to make a quick phone call. Lisa Cumbie David Darden Kalvin Davis Keith Davis Rodney Davis Angela Delk Denny Desco Robert Dickens Tracey Diggs Wesley Diggs Susan Dixon Raymond Downs Tommy Downs Sharon Dupree Shannon Durham Priscilla Eaton Clint Edwards Curtis Edwards Keith Edwards Onnie Edwards Sherry Edwards Sharon Elam Carla Eley Doris Eley Joanne Ellis Cesar Emano Loretta Emmons Sam English Lillian Everett Stacy Faulk Sophomores « 85 Games Stimulate the Sophomore Mind The Spanish version of monopoly makes learning vocabulary easy for Willy Nichols, Scott Odell, and Scott Higgins. Cheryl Faulkner Joe Ann Fields, : : Kelly Fisher = 4 i ey Marion Flippen Se “a Chuck Forester Sarina Fox Charlene Fraley Fred Futrell Gail Futrell Marcus Garrett Paige Gaskins Kevin Gatewood Nicole Gatling Lorenzo Gilbert Chandra Gilchrist Sharon Gills Ramona Givens Regina Goforth Sabrina Golden Thurston Goodman 86 Sophomores Mark Goodrich Martha Granger Brian Gray Jeffery Green Clarence Greene Michael Gregory Rachel Gribble Kevin Griffith Bernard Halstead Christine Halstead Jerry Hanks Anthony Harris Anthony Harris Christopher Harris Jimmy Harris Michael Harris Sheryl Harris Sonya Harris Yvonne Harris Leeann Hartman Greg Hatchett James Hawkins Ladania Hawkins Walt Hayes Sharon Henderson Keasha Hicks Sandy Hicks Scott Higgins James Higgs Rodney Higgs Lisa Hill Eugene Hilliard Rodney Hilliard Traci Hilliard Ron Hodge Sophomores ¢ 87 Soph Participation in the Sports Program Results in Better Teams Jimmie Hodges Kim Hogge Herbert Holley Rita Holloway Donna Holub Cindy Hopper Rhonda House Belinda Howard Kevin Howard Michael Howard Nathaniel Howard Lonnie Howell Cheryl Hubbard Gina Hudnall Ricky Hume WE Vernell Hunt Mary Hutchins The only sophomore to make the Varsity Basketball team is Jimmy Stocks. 88 Sophomores Margaret Inman Steven Jahn Michelle James Carol Jarrell Lisa Jeffries Kecia Jernigan e2 During a busy day it is necessary to escape finds Sheryl Boykin. Michael Jernigan Cathy Jeter Anthony Johnson Chanda Johnson Latifa Johnson Annette Jones Keith Jones Lorenzo Jones Lynn Jones Sean Jones ‘Darren Jordan Terry Judge Raymond Kaloustian Terrence Kelly J.R. Kemp Lisa Kerlin Patty Kerlin Howard Kevin Julie Kinard Sharon King Sophomores « 89 Sophomores Have Greater Challenges Gym class and pushups are impossible for Tammy Belcher, Deanie Holley, and Gina Hudnell. Clowning around are Jeff Speight, Robbie Wilburn, and Darrell Smith Laura Kirk Clyde Kittles Ivan Kittles Francene Kummer Kim Kurian Kim Lacon Doug Lamb Wendy Lamm Sonya Lanier Rose Lassiter Sherri Lassiter Samantha Ledford Harold Lee Veda Lepsy Gevette Lewis Kimberly Lindsay Kevin Lint Deborah Little Carol Longest Andrewton Lucas 90 Sophomores Zorina Machado Donna Manley Steve Manning Eddie Marshall Pamela Martin Bobby Mason Donald Matthews John Mattison Stephanie Mayhew Donnie Mayo Colleen McCann April McCraw Lena McDaniel LaTonja McDonald Melissa McDonald Tammy McDonald Veronica McDonald Walter McLaughlin Lelia McMillian Christopher McRae Mike Memory Chris Messick John Middleton Jim Miller Fred Minnegerode Doug Mintz Edward Mitchell Tammy Mitchell Candi Mobley Laura Montgomery Dionne Moore Keshia Moore Eddie Morgan Alfred Moses Melvin Mosley Sophomores « 9] Paul Moss Paula Moss Jesse Newell Gail Newman Letrean Nicholson Scott Nicholson Kimberly Nickols Todd Norman William Nuckols Scott Odell Shannon Outlaw Gary Owens Pyongkon Pak Curtis Parker Jacqueline Parker Terence Parker Vrenda Parker Theresa Payne Dawn Payton Robert Peacock Michael Peay Ronald Peclen Rodney Peele Michael Peerman Tracy Perry Saprena Peterson James Pfeiffer Richard Phillips Jimmy Pierce Mack Pierce Raymond Pierce Janice Pittman Lisa Pittman Ronnie Pittman Thomas Pittman 92 Sophomores Sophomores Discover Cooperation and Dedication Yield Greater Success Barry Chenault and Martha Granger practice their lines for the fall production. Denise Pitts Alfreda Powell Curtis Powell Kristen Powell Tyrone Powell Sonny Price Cynthia Pryear Burnell Pulley Angela Rains Gary Ransome Leroy Rawles John Rice Brenda Richardson Linda Richardson Robin Richardson Chris Riter Dennis Roberts Isaac Robertson Bridgette Robinson Charles Robinson Sophomores 93 Melissa Robinson Rita Robinson Jane Rogers Jedene Rooks Robert Roper Gregory Royal Tim Ruhl Karen Rutledge Monroe Saddler Vivi Satchell Kimita Saunders Ray Savage Sharon Savage Andrew Savedge Chris Schappell Anesa Scott Darrick Scott Sonya Scott Karen Seabron Orlando Sellers Nannie Sessoms Terrill Seymore Robert Sharp Joy Sheldon Jill Simmons Ernest StClair Darrell Smith Debbie Smith Greg Smith Linwood Smith Lytonia Smith Mark Smith Richard Smith Tammy Smith Christine Spangler 94 Sophomore Deborah Speight Patricia Stanback Tonya Stanfield Lamar Steele Mary Stephens Jimmy Stocks Theresa Stokes Alechia Stone Mark St. Ours Richard Stover Simone Stubbs Steve Swilling Robert Swinnie Duane Taylor Kishawna Taylor Leroy Taylor Randy Taylor Reid Taylor Johnny Thomas Lunch in a classroom offers Tracey Hilliard and Vivian Mangrum a chance to catch up on school gossip. Lamont Swittenberg Sophomores « 95 Johnetta Thomas Rodney Thomas Herrietta Thompson Rachel Thompson Charlie Thorne Antonio Thorpe Elizabeth Tongier Chris Topping Tammy Trogdon John Turner Thomas Turner Wayne Turpin Audrey Tyler Robert Umberger Emmett Underwood Cecil Vance Kathy Vanes Doug Via Warren Vines Kenneth Walker Russel Walker Darlene Wallace Howard Wallace Tracey Walton Heidi Ware Georgia Washington Kathy Washington Leslie Watkins Amy Watson Pam Watson Eileen Wayne Joey Weinberg Monica Wells Sharon Wells Mary Ann West 96 Sophomores ‘ aa were lg Sophomores Anxiously Await Being a Part of the Junior Class Next Year Alicia White Sarah Wible Stealing a Karen Wikstorm Robert Wilburn Cindy Willersdorf Reggie Williams Steven Williams Sly Williams Steve Williams Scott Williamson Marie Wilson Ronda Wilson Yuri Wilson Alesia Winnegan Martha Winnegan Deborah Wippermann Cindy Woodcock Bernie Wooden Leann Woods Marvin Woods Robin Wyche Sophomores 97 F: . Anson Christian explains to John Mitchell how Biorhythms work. Mrs. Betty Ward congratulates Elizabeth Tongier on a job well done. . Seniors plan fund raisers for the executiv e board. - Marvin Dickerson and Elizabeth Raiford help with the bulletin board. Spanish Honor Society members attend a charter induction. Joe Perry and Glen Davis go over homework due in Mrs. Audrey Bond's class. . Sabrina Ford aids Synora Bishop in making a guidance appointment. 98 « Classes Candids MRS. PILAND MRS 4 MES MRS MR MR. A z A. “Granny” Luther shows her true Warwick spirit at the cheerleading competition. B. Robin Hawkins, J.B. Brown, David Woods, Angie Martin, and Jeff Foster clown around in the halls between classes. C. Brian Bishop and Jeremy Call enjoy conversation during lunch. D. Seniors Lorie Harris, Regina McEwen and Michele Healy show the effects of Senior pressure. E. Senior Ricky Brandt shows the meaning of class clown for Kim Steele and Carolyn White. F. David Darden explains his science fair project to Mr. James McNeil. G. Students file out of school for one of the many fire drills. Classes Candids 99 Michelle Akers James Alexander Daphne Allen Karen Allen Nichole Allen Robert Allen Tina Allen Benjamin Allmond Cynthia Alston Larry Ammons Clayton Anderson Paul Anderson Teri Andrews Dave Armstrong Rod Arnold Ronald Artis Ramonda Ashe Cassandra Ashlock Sandy Ashlock Bruce Bain Vivian Baines Shannon Baker Hope Bane Catherine Banks David Banks Milton Banks Chris Barfield Anita Barner Daniel Barnes June Barnes Laura Barrack Jason Beasley Scott Beatty Steve Becton Valerie Belcher Carol Bethea Michelle Blow Scott Bohn Mark Bolden Tracy Bonner Ronnett Boswell Chris Bottoms Chris Boyd Kenneth Boyd Mark Boyd Tammy Boyd Michael Bradley Larry Bradsher 100 ¢ Freshmen Holiday Spirit Brings New Activities for Freshmen Freshman Trinette Doles helps Joyce Crawley sketch a Christmas Door decoration. Evora Braxton Cynthia Brayboy Cleveland Brown James Brown Jason Brown Julia Brown Keith Brown Lennie Brown Melisa Brown Rose Brown Tamara Brown Melissa Bryant Joseph Butler Steve Butler Anthony Byrd Kevin Byrd Jeremy Call Margaret Calvert Jerome Campbell David Carmicheal Garey Carter Marlinda Carter Brian Carver John Carver Yvonne Chapman Cassandra Chappell Melvin Christian Christine Church Sara Church Derrick Cohen Freshmen ¢ IO Lawrence Coleman Ronald Combs Carol Conner Renee Cook Andrew Cooper Brian Cooper Jacqueline Cooper Anita Cotton Lisa Counts Carla Cradle Georchia Craighead Mairtia Craighead Brion Crawley Amy Creasman Billy Cuomo James Daniel Ginger Daughty Jill David Amy Davis Denise Davis Milford Davis Monty Davis Renee Davis Cheryl Dawson nied ron EU Cynthia Dawson Stacy Deaton Andre Deloatch Sue Dewitt Warren Dewitt Bobby Dixon Trinette Doles Reann Eaton Heidi Edelblute Tressa Edler Alan Edwards Amanda Edwards Charma Edwards Lisa Edwards Ann Eisman David Elvington Vera Eure Laronda Everett Veronica Everett Dawn Eways Jim Farmer Bonnie Feagans Meg Feely Faye Fleming 102 ¢ Freshmen Ninth graders Meg Feely, and Adam Morgan join Edward Mitchell, David Darden, and Sarah Wible “playing” around in the halls. Ginny Fleming Gina Fling Danny Foretich Karen Foster Sharon Foster Charlene Fraley Danny France Ed Fuller Bethany Gatewood Kevin Gatewood Yolanda Gatewood Jeanine Gibson Mike Gifford Courtney Giles Lisa Glee Wanda Glee Joseph Golden Katrina Golden Stephanie Grant Vickey Graves Amanda Green Courtney Greene Juanita Greene Corey Gregg Freshmen 103 Bobby Griffin Dale Griffith Trey Hairel Deanne Hall Jill Hall Letha Haney Bobby Hare Brian Harper Robert Harris Sylvia Harris Randy Harsey Aprel Hartsfield Timothy Hawkins Kevin Healey Dennis Heaster Adrienne Henderson Cheryl Henry Antonio Hickman Korinna Hicks Llyod Hicks Hunray Hill Randy Hill Vera Hill Jerome Hinton aQWir lending in with the Crowd! To support a Latin event freshmen class members dress in togas. 104 « Freshmen Steve Hinton James Hitchcock Robert Holden Stanley Holland Dawn Holmes Denisa Horn Tim Hubbard Sharron Huggins Dionee Humphrey Cheri Jackson Larry Jackson Terry Jackson Janett Jarnett Randy Jarrell Clyde Jefferson Paula Jeffrey Shelley Jeter Billy Johnson Carla Johnson Delray Johnson Rethea Johnson Terri Johnson Tracey Johnson Vickie Johnson Brian Jones Eugene Jones Renee Jones Sarah Jones Tim Jones Van Jones Tessy Joyce Jacinta Joyner Ramon Joyner Jason Keatts Steven Kelly Leneen Kincaid Gregory Kittles Cyrus Knox Chris Kowaleski Paul Lambiotte Calvin Langford Vincent Lassiter Casey Lawrence Mark Lawrence Theresa Lawrence Thomas Lawrence Kyle Lawson Melode Lazzaro Freshmen e 105 Linderrick Lepsy Arvin Lifsey Charles Little Mary Lovell David Lyttle Mynette Majette Steven Malloy Becky Marra Terry Marshall Kathy Martin Robbie Martin Shaun Martin Elbert Mason Calvin Massey Sonja Maxwell Karen Mayo Teresa McCann Dawn McCleary Marvin McDaniel Viola McKeithan Tim Means Sheila Mears Denise Medley Michelle Medley Rod Melvin Herman Meredith Donald Metcalf Debra Middleton Pernell Miles Harry Miller John Mills Edward Milteer Kristin Mitchell Angelia Moore Beth Moore Elaine Moore Eric Moore Shannon Moore Adam Morgan Jerry Morgan Michelle Morrell David Morris John Morst Doris Moss Bernard Moyler Sunday Mullins Mike Nelson Johnnie Nichols 1O6 ¢ Freshmen ; In Spanish class freshman Tammy Nicholson leads the class in a dictation. New Classes Bring Michael Nichols Angie Nicholson Brian Nicholson Tamara Nicholson Joe Nocon Anthony Noel Kontata Norman Todd O’Connor Larry Orie James Orr Ronny Owens Alvita Paige New Experiences Jane Painter Jeff Parker Joe Parker Leroy Parker Terrance Parker Chris Pearce Jimmy Pearce Jerry Pepper Chris Perry Javonne Perry Kim Perry Gus Phillos Freshmen « 107 treshmen Hunter Phillips Clayton Pitt Margaret Porter Michael Powell Michell Powell Teresa Quesenberry Hillary Quisenberry Cara Ramey Elmore Rawles Tracey Redden Laura Reves Michelle Richardson Tina Richey Sharon Riddick Olanda Ridley Amy Riffle Kimberly Robinson Mary Robinson Rita Robinson Glenn Rogers Susan Ross Kenny Ruffin Sonja Ruffin Judy Russell Karen Salter Tabitha Sanford Stephanie Scott Tina Seabron Travis Schestedt Allison Seymore iia tin Electives such as typing are available to Freshman Jane Painter. Freshmen Learning the Apollos Shaw Thelma Shaw Terry Shepard Amy Sholar Laurice Simpson Charlene Singleton Dion Singleton Richard Singleton Wanda Slade Alfred Smith Dorthy Smith Jean Smith Kim Smith Sharon Smith Danae Solomon Hope Solomon Traci Sorrell Alvin Sparkman Wanda Sparks Derek Steele Stephanie Steward Larry Stith Robert Stokes Robin Strickland Sharon Strickland Tom Sullivan David Summers Tina Sutphin Tiffany Sutton Karen Talley Michael Talley Grey Tarkenton Chris Tatem Sabrina Taybron Elwanda Taylor Lamont Taylor Michael Taylor Paul Taylor Jerry Temple Tana Teter Billy Thomas Bobbie Jo Thomas Freshmen « 109 Mautrice Thomas Shannon Thomas Johnie Thompson Sharon Tisdale Kevin Titus Paulette Travis Kim Turner William Turner Troy Turpen Ruth Turpin Audrey Tyler Robert Underwood Chuck VanAllman William Vegh David Vincent Lorenzo Vines Tammy Wainwright Lewis Walton Jo-Ann Ward Terrence Warren Chanda Washington Annette Watson Laura Webb Linda Westall Anntoine Whitaker Eric Whitaker Delcinea White Gene White Rhonda White Stanley White Kenya Whitley Darryl Wiggins Alvin Williams Bettie Williams Lisa Williams Norma Williams Sean Williamson Dwayne Wills Michele Winfield Derrick Wood Gary Wooden Shawnie Wooden Marvin Wooten Ted Wynn Wendy Wynn Keith Yarborough Chris Younger 110 Freshmen A. Bettie Williams leads her group to capture first prize in the Faculty Basketball Dance Contest. B. In a contortion of the current dance “The Break,” students perform in a contest. C. Cramming at the last minute for a French test is Paul Lambiotte. D. Freshmen Gus Phillos finds it necessary to lis- ten carefully in high school courses. E. Gym class provides the time to develop new friendships. Freshmen Candids « Ill es Seen ae AEN 12 ¢ Ads Divider Community support enabled Warwick to expand and grow. By placing ads in the various school publications, many businesses helped the school by supplying the necessary funds for printing. For example, each year the tuxedos for the Miss Warwick pageant were furnished and the program was sponsored as well. Even beyond the monetary value of the community’s support, the area businesses were places to shop, eat and look for jobs. Certain establishments became familiar as places to meet friends. 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Parents, Teachers, and Students aren't as effective by themselves. Since they have united together to become one, they are now able to accomplish much more. In several fundraising activities such as the student-faculty basketball game, the PTSA has raised money and then has returned it to the school by funding activities for special groups. The PTSA is more than just raising money; it is Parents, Teachers, and Students working together with a positive attitude for a better Warwick High School. Community Support. . . LONG’S AMUSEMENT CO. SYLVIA’S BRIDAL FORMAL WORLD UNITED ELECTRIC SUPPLY CORPORATION HILTON FRAME SHOP MY INDOOR GREENHOUSE INC. DANNY’S DELICATESSEN Some last notes... Best of Luck to the Class of '84! Mrs. Kelly Graduation is once. “F” is forever. W. B. Hayes Best Wishes to the Class of '84;'' Use the Career Center—Hours available: 9-10 (Ist period ) 12-1:30 (Both Lunches)—Ms. Dempsey Best of Luck to the Class of '84! Mrs. Anderson Congratulations to the senior members of the Varsity Cheering squad on their completion of high school. Best wishes and much success in the future. G. S.. Jordan (Chris Glore)’= an Irrational Number . . . But Best Wishes Anyway, J.J. To all the Keyettes and “Pageant Girls’’—especially Emily, Vonda, Michele, Julie, Vicki, . .. Thanks for the memories, J. Johnson May all your Seas Be Smooth—Cdr. Gerald Wilda Naval Science God bless you alll Martha D. Ourednik Remember your U.S. History Class! Good Luck, Seniors. Mrs. Linda Filer Deutsch-Schiler-Alles Gute in der Zukunft! Charles Walsh To “Agnu and Abel Bushmaker’’—my special “crazies’’—also all my wonderful senior clinic assistants. | wish you all—a beautiful life—may God keep you in his care. Mrs. Wegener Physics is PHUN and Chemistry is CHOOL. James R. MacNeil. The choral dept. supports the total school program—please return the favor and support the choral dept. The Choral Dept. To the students at WHS: Don’t judge a person by what they wear. From: Kelly Lawson. Algebra Students: You have been the best ever. Bonnie O. Lowe. Class of 1984—Always Strive for the best. Anonymous To All Graduating Thespians : Remember that even as you go forth to your individual careers, you must still uphold the Thespian creed of “Act well your part; there all the honor lies. Break a leg. Love yal Mrs. Diane Scott Be kind, for everyone you meet .. . is fighting a hard battle. Ms. Dot Peterson Congratulations 1984 Raiders—R. A. Stacy Congratulations on a very good season and a surprising one. You deserved the success you attained through hard work and perseverence. Good luck to each and everyone of the '83-'84 Raiders. You will long be remembered.—Your Coach, affectionately, Coach Harvey To all the members of the Jr. Class Executive Board—Thanks for a great year—Mr. Garner To all the Seniors I’ve taught, Congratulations and Good Luck. Mr. Garner “Just when the caterpillar thought his world was coming to an end, God turned him into a butterfly.” Carolyn Herren Best wishes to the Class of 1984—Edward Way, Assistant Principal To the Class of 84—Look forward with hope, Look back with Pride—Warwick Guidance Office Good luck, Seniors and return your booksl! Library Staff Best wishes to all the members of my government class who succeeded in passing the class and graduated. Love you, G.S. Jordan Buena suerte a todos mis estudiantes en el futuro. Sra. Hughes Best wishes and much success to the senior Varsity Cheerleaders. 1.D. Lee May your dreams come true in whatever you do. Congratula- tions, seniors! |. D. Lee It is extremely difficult to convey my warm feelings and deep emotions for Warwick High School in just a few consise words. | must say, however, that | will be leaving Warwick a much richer man for all the true friends | have and all the fond memories which | will treasure forever. Soccer players, in particular, will always have a special place in my heart. Finally, | would like to wish Warwick a most successful year academically and athletically. A. Abed LOVES LOVERVOVE LOVER LOVEMLOVE gL OVE memomize Holman Thanks to all the faculty, staff, students for all your help cooperation. D. B. Hanbury To my Ist year students—l'd like to thank you for your cooperation, understanding, and assistance with yearbook deadlines. | also want to commend you on being the best group academically, personally, etc., of the lO years I've taught. | can really say it was a joy to teach you. To my special 3rd year class—I truly mean it when | say | looked forward to your class everyday and | will dearly miss you seniors. That will be me you hear at graduation! | am proud of all you 3rd year students regarding your academic progress in Spanish—you've done well. To my fellow faculty—endless thanks for your support and understanding personally and academically regarding my yearbook students and my involvement with the yearbook. To Mr. Way—a thank you for your fair and patient demeanor. To the Annual Staff: You are no different than staffs before you or those to come. You do a thankless job for no credit, academic or oth- erwise. Your reward—a free yearbook and lots of intangibles: discovering the true meaning of loyalty, dedication, responsi- bility, and dependability; realizing the depth of commitment; and, to an extent the personal costs—friendships, grades, jobs, boyfriends, family. To most of you, | say a heartfelt “thank you for a job well done.” To those of you who have yet “to learn,” | only hope the next time it will not be at the expense of others. | appreciate all my right-hand “women’’— it was a pleasure to work with you, to see you grow and | LOVE you sol To my “babies’’—I sincerely hope we'll be to- gether again next year! As ever, R. Walsh. Ads « 127 ott « LJ” ; 128 Sports Divider Sports Practice and Teamwork: Pieces to Success Sports, vital for school spirit, served as a unifying element among the stu- dents. From among the many sports that were available, each student could find one that best fit his talents and interests. Field Hockey, Tennis, Golf, Baseball, Gymnastics and Soccer, to name a few, were offered during the school year. Sports helped to develop leadership skills, teamwork, coordina- tion and self-assurance. Basketball season brought enjoyment not only to the players but also to the many spectators as the school gath- ered together with hopes of defeating their rivals on the court. In football, the school rallied for a long awaited, successful season. Warwick became city champion in several sports. The enthusiasm of the winter teams carried the student body outside to support the spring events. As a part of the student life puzzle, sports gave all a chance to express their talents and join together for the various games, whether participant or spectator. Sports Divider ¢ 129 Varsity Achieves a Well Deserved Successful Season A. Varsity Football: Front: Lawrence Johnson, Kevin Gills, Eugene Johnson, Paul Jones, Ernest Everett, Ben Taylor, Alex Robertson, Eric Robinson, Ricky Ellis, J. B. Brown; Second: Chris Glore, Andre Reid, Calvin Davis, Darryl Lucas, Lamar Steele, Thomas Osborne, Robert Thomas, Jeff Speight. Tim Huff, Ray Savage, Ronald Jones, Leroy Bradley, Chris Beatty, Jeff Foster, Cleveland Mayo; Back: Coach Bill Lyons, David Pittman, James Davis, Milton Whitaker, John Clark, Derek Steele, Robert Brown, Robbie Robinson, Rodney Vaughan, Keith Wilson, lra Davis. B. Successfully, Jeff Speight kicks a field goal. C. Diving for a touchdown Calvin Davis succeeds. D. Team members work together to block field goal attempt. 130 © Varsity Football oe +) oa ar ones esa nn A. Together, the varsity team has their VISITOR pre-game prayer. B. Anxiously, Ira Davis waits for his turn Menchville 6 on the field. Dinwiddie 13 Denbigh 7 Ferguson 13 Hampton 14 E. Films of practices are used by Coach Bethel 7 Bill Lyons to study the team’s strengths Kecoughtan 13 (H.C.) and weaknesses. Phoebus O Lafayette 20 Churchland 13 C.,D. The Raider defense waits cautiously for the snap of the ball. re + eee ae Ge Se Ss fa ey i os Pee Varsity Football « 131 Junior Varsity Prepares for J.V. Football: Front: Scott Bohn, Ron Hodge, William Swope, Larry Orie, Ramonda Ashe, Alvin Ellington, Elbert Mason, Glenn Rogers, Reid Taylor; Second: Larry Stith, Ned Carr, Dale Griffith, Leroy Rawles, Terry Shepard, Joey Weinberg, Chris Barfield, Steven Man- ning, Curtis Fleming, Donnie Mayo, Thomas Pittman; Third: Jimmy Pierce, Kevin Byrd, Tra- cy Doles, Lamont Gilbert, Calvin Massey, Wil- liam Davis, Adam Morgan, Derrick Scott, Ri- chard Carden, Eric Steele; Back: Coach Ron Giddings, Coach Harold Mainor, David Dar- den, Bernard Moyer, Michael Powell, Gary Wooden, Adam Birt, David Carmichael, Wil- liam Stewart, Chris Bottoms, Chris Boyd, Ar- vin Lifsey, Brian Crawley. Linebacker Derrick Scott sacks the opposing quarterback. With good protection from his offensive line, David Darden sets up a long pass. Dejection sets in on David Darden after the team’s first defeat. J.V. runningback lunges for more yardage. 132 ¢ J.V. Football Bigger and Better Things VISITOR Phoebus 0 Denbigh 3 Bethel Hampton Ferguson Lafayette Kecoughtan Menchville A jubilant team celebrates another victory. Runningback Calvin Massey scores one of his four winning touchdowns. At a pep rally the J.V. football team proves it is every bit as spirited as the Varsity. Loyal fans Virginia Darden and “Granny” Lu- ther support the J.V. team faithfully. The critical winning point is kicked by Ned Carr. J. V. Football « 133 134 Field Hockey | New Young Talent Makes a Rebuilding Year for Field Hocke ghhWicy | By) | Pa Le VISITOR Bruton Ferguson Hpt. Roads Menchville Lafayette Tabb Denbigh York Ferguson Menchville Denbigh A. Varsity Field Hockey: Front: Wendy Ogley, Carolyn Bumbers, Paula Atkins, Randy Edler, Tammy Burke, Darlene Greenlee; Second: Kim Robinson, Angie Martin, Bonnie Rodwell, Wendy Williams; Back: Veronica McDonald, Emily Minnigerode, Janet Hagen, Dee Dee Colclough, Shelley Hayes, Jackie Davis, Coach Carolyn Stephenson. QOo0o0O]—-—]—-—-000—-— NWVNe_NNO—-N—OO B. Goalie Shelly Hayes throws the puck back into play. O With a swift move Randy Edler darts between her opponents. D. Guarding her possession of the puck, Wendy Williams carefully moves downfield. E. Ina scuffle for control of the puck are Angie Martin and her opponent. x a Bruton Ferguson Hpt. Roads Menchville Lafayette Tabb Denbigh York Ferguson Lafayette Menchville Denbigh -—-9O-9O00—-—-O0000-— —-9O0O—-N——-OQ0000 A. J.V. Field Hockey: Front; Cheril Jackson, Alphenia Ruffin, Theresa Payne, Ramona Barfield, Ann Feely, Heidi Edelblute, Karen Foster; Middle: Kimita Saunders, Zorina Machado, Linda Richardson, Robin Jeter, Jen- nifer Barbour, April Cofield; Back; Coach Mitsy O'Neal, Sharon Foster, Gail Newman, Mary Wilson, Manager Sylvia Harris. B. An anxious Varsity Coach Ms. Carolyn Stephenson keeps a watchful eye on the play. C. Keeping pace in a fast moving game is Randy Edler. D. Kimita Saunders steals the ball and heads for goal. E. With sticks up, the J.V. team rallies for a win. J. V. Field Hockey ¢ 135 A Strong, Talented Varsity Advances to the Finals A. Varsity Wrestling: Front: Rod Melvin, Andrew Savage, Angelo Eley, Brian Gray, Jeff Speight, Ron Hodge, Reggie Martin, Matt Brown; Back: Coach Bill Minter, Walter Mclaughlin, Greg Williams, Ernest Everett, Tim Huff, Robert Brown, Kevin Gills, James Graves, James Davis, Coach Tom Jacob. B. Teammate Matt Brown and Tommy Downs wrestle each other for warm up. C. Wrestler Jeff Speight works for a stand up. D. Shooting the move, Andrew Savage tries for a take down. E. Larry Bradsher struggles to hold the pin until the referee blows the whistle. 136 Wrestling 48 48 35 48 38 36 VISITOR 2 � } Hampton 34 Kecoughtan 12 Layfayette 9 Phoebus 18 Ferguson 6 Menchville A.A “three quarters Nelson’ is executed by Kevin Gills. . Coach Tom Jacobs studies his team’s perfor- mance. . With great determination Ernest Everett goes for the pin. . To begin the match, James Davis takes the “referee” position over his Cavalier opponent. . Working for a “near arm,” Kevin Gills strains for the pin. . JV. Wrestling: Front: Jerome Allen, Fred Minnigrode, Larry Bradsher, Gary Wiggins, Bri- an Gray, Cecil Vance, Troy Marshall; Back: Coach Tom Jacob, Billy Minter, Marwin Mina, Gregory Royal, Tommy Downs, Matt Brown, Walter Mclaughlin. Wrestling « 137 Medalists’ Teamwork Successful A. Player Leslie Abbott is coached by Dennis Koutoufas in her putting form. COURSE SSE SS B. Coach Dennis Koutoufas illustrates the perfect stance. Hampton C. With careful attention to his swing is 372 Ft. Eustis medalist Todd Dickinson. 349 Langley 370 Newport News D. Golf Team: Front: Leslie Abbott, Todd Dickinson, Michael Barbrey, Marwan Mina, Back: Keith Barnhouse, Greg Spencer, Bri- an Bacon, Scott Williamson, Coach Dennis Koutoufas. Langley E. Lining up his putt is Scooter Williamson. 138 © Golf VISITOR Denbigh 36 I5 Ferguson 42 25 Lafayette 30 37 Menchville 22 | loss VISITOR Kecoughtan 36 Hampton forfeit 42 Denbigh 19 28 Ferguson D7 33 Lafayette 26 39 Menchville I 38 Bethel 2p) 3! Phoebus 26 6 losses Boys’ Cross Country: Front; Reggie Martin, Angelo Eley; Back; Manager Belinda Wells, Terrence Johnson, Roosevelt Bryant, Coach Dirl Riddle Coach Dirl Riddle makes mental notes to meet progresses. Exhaustion sets on Kim Hogge after a meet against Menchville. Girls’ Cross Country: front; Monica Wells, Kathy Washington, Dawn Eways, Shannon Jeter, Karen Barker, Coach Dirl Riddle. Ronald Majette struggles to reach the finish line of the 3.1 mile cross-country course at Mariner’s Museum. Cross Country 139 A New Beginning Is Sparked By | Team Work and Determination | A. Varsity Basketball; Front: Manager: James Da- vis, Dallas Corey, Michael Hill, Ira Davis, Guy Fauntleroy; Manager: Lemuel Brown; Middle: Coach Harvey; Back: Manager: Marcus Chris- tian, James Moore, Jimmy Stocks, Roosevelt Green, Michael Smith, Lee Davis, Darren Lassiter, Gerald Brown, John Clark, Michael Fields, Michael Brown; Manager: Keith Brown. ny B. Successfully Gerard Brown scores another lay- up. nN . An angry Coach Jim Harvey shouts his critism of a referees call. D. A defensive change is explained by Coach Jim Harvey at half-time. E. Intercepting a pass to a Bethel player, Jimmy pe ee na ; : Stocks makes a fast break. | 140 © Varsity Basketball VISITOR Denbigh ai 70 Hampton 58 8I Lafayette 23 60 Phoebus 37 73 Bethel 62 48 - Ferguson 67 71 Kecoughtan a9 69 Menchville 58 Bye 7I Denbigh 51 60 Maury 56 33 Hampton 95 60 Lafayette 53 53 Phoebus 49 50 Bethel 52 50 Ferguson 34 64 Kecoughtan 54 47 Menchville 38 Bye 2nd in District Competition A. Applying one of Warwick's traps against the be- fuddled Bethel Bruins, are Guy Fauntleroy and Ira Davis. B. Point Guard Ira Davis hits on a short jump shot against Bethel. C. While Gerard Brown shoots a jump shot, his oppo- nent tries to block him. D. Coach Jim Harvey instructs his team during, .@ time out with another victory eminent. E. With a fast steal Mike Smith scores again. F. In the opening jump shot Darren Lassiter loses the tip against his opponent. Varsity Basketball « 141 Baby Raiders Battle For First ——— oh ms fl ad VISITOR Denbigh 40 51 Hampton Sil 39 Lafayette 38 45 Phoebus 34 53 Bethel 39 4i Ferguson a9) 50 Kecoughtan 27 60 Menchville 3 Bye 65 Denbigh 39 Bye 59 Hampton ay 46 Lafayette 36 65 Phoebus 50 65 Bethel 49 60 Ferguson 39 58 Kecoughtan 55 38 Menchville 60 Bye A. Proving they can hustle, J.V. players scramble for the rebound. B. J.V. Basketball: Front: Shaun Jones, Lonnie Howell, Kevin Davis, Clayton Anderson; Back: Manager James Braxton, David Carmichael, Lorenzo Jones, Lamont Swittenberg, Michael Memory, Thomas Pittman, Derek Steele, Jeff Hanks, Lamar Steele, Wesley Diggs, Coach Koutoufas. n .In a jump ball, Thomas Pittman gains possess- ion for Warwick. D. J.V. players wait the outcome of the opening tip off. E. Halftime finds Coach Dennis Koutoufas re- Viewing game strategy with his team in the locker room. 142 ¢ JV. Basketball The Surprising Raiderettes Dazzle VISITORS VISITORS Denbigh 49 Maury 40 Hampton 44 Hampton Lafayette ao) Lafayette Phoebus 40 Phoebus Bethel 40 Bethel Ferguson 4l Ferguson Kecoughtan 49 Kecoughtan Menchville 22 Menchville Bye Bye Denbigh District Champions A. Lunging for the ball is Christine Cooper. B. Heads above the crowd, standout Fonda Gray connects for a score. C. Girls’ Basketball: Front: Sharon Schreiber, Sher- ry Calhoun, Fonda Gray, Randy Edler; Back: Coach Bob Worthington, Tamara Brown, Sherri Foster, Stephanie Scott, Deborah Speight, Mary Hutchins, Kris Powell, Antoinette Jones, Gail Newman, Shelly Hayes, Christina Cooper, Shar- on Foster, Karen Foster, Jill Simmons. D.In control of the tipoff, Fonda Gray gives Warwick the advantage. E. Jubilant after an unexpected victory over Bethel is Kris Powell. Girls’ Basketball « 143 seis tneeleaag: Coe aS % | mania SRI apy st Girls’ Tennis: Front: Jill David, Martha Granger, Donna Edwards, Terre Godwin, Back: Coach Gail Mayo, Melissa McDonald, Christy Caffacus, Paige Gaskins, Mary Kate Gedro, Not pictured, Mollie Quisenberry. With a strong forehand Mary Kate Gedro follows through confidently. a) . Quick reflexes enable Terre Godwin to lunge for a return. D. Grimacing with the force of her stroke, Martha Granger saves the point. E. Wins—2,; Losses—6. 144 Girls’ Tennis The Net Results VISITOR Poquoson Layfayette Menchville Kecoughtan Denbigh Maury Bethel Ferguson Hampton Maury Phoebus A. Boys’ Tennis: Front: Jeff Parker, Pyong Pak, Mike Clark, Bart Drummond, Paul Lambiotte; Back: Coach Bob Cislo, Gary Smith, Peter O'Nei l, Mike Memory, Brian Bacon. B. To regain control of his game, Jeff Parker lobs a return. C. Following through in perfect form is Mike Clark. D. His eye on the ball, Paul Lambiotte aces the serve. E. With a strong forehand swing, Brian Bacon returns the play. F. A determined Bart Drummond strives to win the point. Boys’ Tennis « 145 84: Baseball Sn teaches te es st: ns ms SN ae a WIV? MD: A. Varsity Baseball: Front: Coach Joe Breedon, Mike Wiechman, Mike Rector, Rod Arrington, An- dre Reid, John Snyder, Ricky Ellis, John Clark, Doug Mintz, Anthony Harris, Brian Williams; Sec- ond: Tim Veney, Mike Barbrey, Marvin Dickerson, Carl Carver, “Peanut” Lee, Brad Vincent, David Griffin, Jimmie Hodges, Stephanie Mayhew (manager), Mary Ann West (manager), not pic- tured. B. Coach Joe Breeden “makes-up” catcher John Snyder while giving last minute instructions. C. Adjusting his helmet for the proper fit is An- dre Reid. D. Alert and determined, ‘Peanut’ Lee is ready for action at first base. E. “Rookie” pitcher Jimmie Hodges winds up for the delivery. F. Infielder David Griffin comes off the field anxious for his turn at bat. G. Batter Mike Barbrey steps into the pitch to bring in the winning run. 146 « Varsity Baseball J.V.: Wins; A Tough Act to Follow Dinwiddie Hampton Ferguson Kempsville Kecoughtan Bye Phoebus Menchville Layfayette Bethel Denbigh Hampton Ferguson Kecoughtan Bye Phoebus Menchville Layfayette Bethel Denbigh VISITOR Losses A. Attempting a double play, Ray Savage throws the ball to second base. B. J.V. Baseball: Front: Elyson Bratton, Terry Shepard, Brian Bishop, Robert Peacock, David Vincent, Robby Martin, Larry Ammons; Middle: Eddie Marshall, Greg Bishop, Sonny Price, Fred Minnigerode, Clint Edwards, Ron Hodge, Kenny Walker, Todd Norman; Back: Coach Cook, Cam Rich, Mike Peay, Ray Savage, David Carmichael, Anthony Johnson, Coach Gary Smith, Reggie Wil- liams. C. With total concentration, Eddie Marshall scoops up the grounder. D. Left fielder Robert Peacock retrieves a ground ball. E. Catcher David Carmichael “reads” signals from the pitcher. F. Winning pitcher Clint Edwards hurls a no-hit- ter. J.V. Baseball « 147 Going for the Goal! is A. Varsity Soccer: Front: Jeremy Call, James Choung, Mike Lashbrook, Henry Chu, Steve Dix- on, Richard Dodson; Middle: David Hammond, David Darden, Keith Barnhouse, Jeff Speight, James Brown, Anthony Moody; Back: Coach Ali Abed, Robbie Wilburn, Robert Barbour, Mike Green, Reginald Margin, Kevin Gills, Doug Via, Manager Tiffany Smith. B. Setting the ball into action, Robbie Wilburn carefully delivers a kick. C. In command of the ball, James Choung heads down the field. D. Exhaustion sets in on Mike Lashbrook as he studies his teammates in action. E. From the sidelines, Coach Ali Abed critically watches his skillful players. F. With his eye on the ball, center forward Doug Via plans his move. G. In heavy action, Richard Dodson considers a possible steal. H. Steadily dribbling, fullback Kevin Gills moves towards his teammates to set up a play. 148 ¢ Varsity Soccer Layfayette Gloucester Phoebus Tabb Poquoson Kecoughtan Denbigh Phoebus Kecoughtan Layfayette Bethel Bye Hampton Menchville Ferguson VISITOR COACHING STAFF A. Though unsure of its path, Chris Kowaleski kicks the ball to a teammate. B. J.V. Soccer: Front: Deborah Speight, Angelia Moore, Ned Carr, Chris Kowaleski, Onnie Edwards, Kevin Healy, Sean Strickland; Middle: Scott Bohn, Danny Dunham, Tim Hubbard, Eddie Morgan, Charles Little, Dale Griffin, Edward Mitchell, Bobby Griffin; Back: Coach Steve Colwell, James Harris, Raymond Kaloustian, Bobby Smith, David Morris, Adam Morgan, Ed Fuller, Manager Jennifer Isham. C. With speed and agility, Sean Strickland rushes to gain possession of the ball. D. Teammate Deborah Speight passes the ball to keep the opponent from getting the steal. E. Bobby Smith passes laterally to Deborah Speight to maintain Warwick dominance. F. During half-time the players gather around while Coach Steve Colwell gives a pep talk. J.V.: Wins; Losses J.V. Soccer « 149 rg ow i A. Words of encouragement are given by Coach John Quillen before a race. B. Boys’ and Girls’ Track: Front: Ronald Majette, Angel Craighead, Dawn Payton, Robin Boney, Cissy Martin, Romana Barfield, Kathy Washington, Kim Hogge, Mary Kate Gedro, Joe Nocon, Elonda Burrell, Chandra Jernigan, Laytona Smith, Monica Wells, Sheryl Harris; Second: J.R. Kemp, Andre Hudson, Rodney Vaughn, Joey Weinberg, Traci Bonner, Pat Blackwell, Sherman Ford, Fonda Grey, Yvette Jernigan, Mike Farmer, Keith Wilson, Lloyd Hicks, Chris Barfield, Shannon Jeter, Harry Meekins, Larry Stith; Third: Calvin Massey, Devonne Colcough, James Harris, Terri Judge, Ge- neva Bowden, Sherry Calhoun, Ruth Davis, Maxine Brembry, Jeff Green, Burnell Pulley, Darrick Scott, Eugene Johnson, Terrence Johnson, Jovonne Quillen; Back: Coach Tom Jacob, Coach Davis, Coach Dirl Riddle, Milton Whittaker, Rhonda Holley, Michael Hill, Ronald Jones, Thomas Osborne, Charles Charity, Ira Davis, Eric Robin- son, Thomas Pittman, Derrek Steele, Lamar Steele, Gary Wooden, Jeff Dawson, Coach Ross, Coach John Quillen. C. Perfect form gives Harry Meekins the leading position in the hurdles. D. A forceful throw is needed by Jeff Dawson to accomplish the distance he needs in the shot put. E. Winding up for the throw of the discus is Ruth Davis. F. Stretching before a race is very important, as practiced by Cissy Martin, Ramana Barfield, Kathy Washington, Monica Wells, and Kim Hogge. eg é : _ ge j : t 7 “ . A. Leaping high, Sherman Ford competes in the long jump. B. Straining to reach the tape Sherman Ford and Andre Hudson capture top honors. C. A long sprint gives Robin Boney the power she needs to achieve a winning mark in the long jump. D. An extra push is given by Eugene Johnson and Lamar Steele to clear the hurdles. E. With intense concentration Sherry Calhoun heaves the discus. F. Crossing the finish line, Fonda Gray gives a big smile and a sigh of relief. G. Off balance from the hurdle, Burnell Pulley struggles to regain his stride. H. Outdoor Track: Wins; ___ Losses Outdoor Track � I5| Competition Moves Indoors | A. Varsity Gymnastics: Front; Hope Bane; Second: Vivian Baines, Dennie Desco, Angela Martin; Third: Amy Riffle, Margaret Calvert; Back: Darryl Lucas, Coach Val Fauntleroy, Yuri Wil- son. B. With perfect form, Margaret Calvert success- fully vaults the “horse.” C. Pleased with her floor routine Amy Riffle is a model of poise and grace. D. Resting after her performance, Jennifer Garriss studies the moves of her competitors. E. Preparing for her dismount, Dana Nichols maintains her balance. F. J.V. Gymnastics: Front: Belinda Soloman, Jen- nifer Garriss, Alphenia Riffin, Second: Lisa Young, Dana Nichols; Third: Janae Logan, Sue Dewitt, Arlene Hamelt; Back: Carla Johnson, Darryl Lucas, Coach Val Fauntleroy, Yuri Wil- son, Latitia Brown. G. Wins—I; Losses—5. 52 ¢ Gymnastics SRY tirana A. Straining to reach the finish line, Shannon Jeter shows her strengths. B. With a high leap, Jackie Davis clears the hur- dle. C. With high hopes for a victory, Kim Hogge and Devonne Colclough concentrate to pass a Phoebus runner. D. Indoor Track: Front: A. Delk, J. Davis, D. Eways, L. Smith, K. Hogge, C. Martin, B. Rodwell, K. Washington, R. Barfield, M. Wells, S. Harris, M. Craighead, Second: Manager B. Wells, T. Judge, R. Holly, S. Fox, S$. Jeter, C. Faulk, D. Colclough, C. Goode, J. Baldwin, R. Davis, M. Bremby, R. Eaton, Third: A. Hudson, D. Pittman. M. Lee, R. Majette, C. Barfield, J. Farmer, E. Robinson, A. Reid, S. Ford, E. Johnson, T. Bonner, L. Hicks, K. Wilson, Fourth: Coach Quillen, Coach Riddle, T. Johnson, M. Whittaker, J. Kemp, R. Dickens, R. Jones, A. Moses, T. Osborne, B. Pulley, R. Bry- ant, T. Johnson, D. Darden, Coach Davis, Coach Ross. E. Sprinting to the finish line, Sherman Ford and Andre Hudson give it all they have got. F. With a sigh of relief, Joe Nocon hands off the baton to Chris Barfield. G. In the final lap of the race, exhaustion sets in on Dawn Eways. H. Boys’—4 wins; | loss. Girls’—4 wins; | loss. Indoor Track « 153 eg Wreonaieny, 154 Clubs Divider Clubs served many purposes in a stu- dent’s life. The language, science and social studies clubs were extentions of the classroom and reinforced the de- sire to learn. Others, including cheerleaders, Pep Club, Key Club, Keyettes and The Warwick and Earle staffs offered the students an opportu- nity to serve their school. National and CLUBS Math honor societies, as well as Quill Scroll, acknowledged outstanding achievement by students. Adding still more to the array of clubs were those that offered new experiences and just plain fun. All were enjoyed and appre- ciated as a vital aspect of the student life puzzle. Clubs Bring Variety to the Puzzle Clubs Divider « 155 o A. Spanish Honor Society: Front: Molly Quisenberry, Shannon Jeter, Vawnetta Johnson, James Choung, Tonya Pegram; Sec- ond: Danny Marshall, Lynne Drew, Angie Daniels, Tawanna Salter, Kevin Gills, Duke Chai, Back: Sponsor—Mrs. Sandy Hughes, Sandra Sholar, Regina McEwen, Emily Minnigerode, Marci Wiiks; Not pictured, sponsor Mrs. Rosie Walsh. B. New member Catrina Watson lights the candle of honor. C. The induction cake offers a message of congratulations. D. Advisor Mrs. Sandra Hughes reads the member’s pledge to the inductees. E. After initiation, members Lynne Drew, Vawnetta Johnson, and Emily Minnigerode enjoy the refreshments. I56 Spanish Honor Society ‘Latins, Germans Observe Holidays; Spanish Honor Society Chartered A. German: Front: Brad Vincent, David Griffin, David Vincent, Robbie Martin, Larry Ammons, Robbie Arron, Steven Jahn, Second: Mark Smith, Tal Ambrose, Michael Bowling, Ricky Hume, Theodore Wynn, Ruth Sullivan, Julie Tolly, Gina Hudnall; Third: Kim Crigger, Patty Kerlin, Stephanie Rice, Elonda Burrell, Angela Lee, Melan Holman, Patricia Yates, Shirley Whitehead, Sharon Gibson; Fourth: Mary Kate Gedro, Ann Kardos, Missy Ruskey, Samantha Wessel, Thom Mitchell, Jay Boyd, Shannon Jeter, Karen Barker, Kevin Gills; Back: John Middleton, Carl Carver, Greg Shanks, Mike Green, Keith Barnhouse. B. Latin: Front: Jay Boyd, David Griffin, Brad Vincent, David Bridges, non-member, Second: Carl Powell, non-member, Michael Weichman, David Darden, Danielle Cartwright; Third: Blair Allen, Beth Moore, Diane Vest, Donna Moore, Janette Edwards, Mary Johnson; Fourth: David Daniels, Beth Snyder, non-member, Christy Caffacus, Mary Ann Church, sarah Wible; Back: Kim Hughes, Judy Garriss, Angelo Eley, Robert Goodrich. C. At an Activity Day meeting Elonda Burrell dis- tributes the Advent Calendars for a Christmas fundraising project. Latin Club, German Club « 157 ARTO EER EE WAL A. Honor Society member Randy Parker gives his support to the NHS carnation sale. B. A traditional part of the NHS induction ceremony is the lighting of the candles, demonstrated by new member Julie Tolly. Nn . Carnation sales are a big hit with Regina McEwen as NHS members Michele Healy and Emily Minnigerode make a delivery. D. NHS President Duke Chai gives his welcome speech to the awaiting inductees. E. Inductees form a semicircle as their names are called for membership. F. National Honor Society: Front: Randy Park- er, Duke Chai, John Mitchell, Chris Davis, Kevin Gills, Carmen Taliaferro, Vawnetta Johnson; Second: Angela Lee, Ruth Sullivan, Sabrina Ford, Kim Hughes, Mike Rector, Wendy Williams, Kim Carpenter; Third: Michele Healy, Tammy Leong, April Barbour, Emily Minnigerode, Liz Fulcher, Danielle Cartwright, Lynne Drew, Donna Edwards; Back: Susan Wilson, Robert Good- rich, Jennifer Gray, Beth Batten, Angela Daniels, Marvir Dickerson, Mrs. Fran Scott (Sponsor). Not pictured: sponsor Mr. Chuck Walsh. 158 National Honor Society A. MHS members John Mitchell, Ruth Sullivan, April Barbour, Duke Chai, (Kevin Gills filling in for Theresa Stevens), Angela Lee, Randy Parker, Kim Carpenter, and Chris Da- vis find a unique way for spelling “MATH”. B. Joining the Math Honor Society was no easy task for new member _ Emily Minnigerode. C. The art of Math requires skills such as learning symbols illustrated by Randy Park- er and John Mitchell. D. Officers April Barbour and Kim Carpenter grade the MHS induction “Test”. E. The MHS induction meeting is conducted by officers John Mitchell, Ruth Sullivan, and Randy Parker. Math Honor Society � 159 (a) D. 160 « Newspaper Staff, Quill Scroll The Year in Review Editorial decisions are all in a day’s work for newspaper editor, Carmen Taliaferro. Newspaper Staff; Front: Chris Glore, Carmen Taliaferro, Robin Hawkins, Angela Martin, Lisa Banks, Wendy Williams, Penny Newman; Back: Sponsor—Mrs. Nan Rothfuss, Sherry Calhoun, Shelly Hayes. The members of the journalistic honor society, Quill and Scroll, are: Front: Wendy Williams, Carmen Taliaferro; Back: Kim Car- penter, Tal Ambrose, Lorie Harris. The light board is necessary for Penny New- man and Randy Vaught to paste up the pages for The Earle.” As Robin Hawkins demonstrates the place- ment of the ads, Ad Manager Angela Martin carefully supervises. fi 2 Sports coverage is a demanding year-round job for Sports Editor, Wendy Williams. - | are mae sie. a ea GY Annual Staff; Front: Ricky Brandt, Tal Ambrose, Mike Lashbrook, Kenny Hoffman; Second: Cindy Hopper, Dawn Eways, Meg Feely, Sarah Wible, Mary Stephens; Third: Sponsor—Mrs. R. Walsh, Marci Wilks, Kim Carpenter, Lorie Harris, Angel Rhodes, Shelly Proth; Fourth: Rendy Howell, Regi- na McEwen, Michelle Healy, Tiffany Smith, Mary Ann West; Top: Vonda Lynch, Susan Dixon, Synora Bishop, Angie Blevins. Identification of the endless “mugshots” poses no problem for Mary Stephens and Susan Dixon. While conferring about a student identification, Regina McEwen, Lorie Harris, and Michele Healy search the locator. Explanations to the questions are given to the new student among the Annual Staff. Sports Editor, Tiffany Smith sorts out pictures to be put in her section of the yearbook. Annual Staffer Synora Bishop recognizes fellow students while identifying underclassmen pic- tures. The Annual Staff pet mouse is spotted as he makes his way to the Fiesta table. The Warwick « I6} Raider Spirit: Sparkle and Shine!! A. With constant chants and PMA (Positive Men- tal Attitudes), the Varsity Cheerleaders keep the spirit rolling during a basketball game. B. Anxiously waiting in line for their lunch, a few of the cheerleaders pose for a picture during summer camp at The University of Richmond. C. While caught in the “studious cheerleader act”, Penny Newman shows cheerleaders have academic responsibilities as well. D. Proudly posing for the “Press”, this popular group of cheerleaders show off their ‘Sparkle and Shine’, which won them a trophy at the Newmarket South Cheerleading Competition. Varsity Cheerleader: Donna Edwards. Varsity Cheerleader: Angela Martin. . Varsity Cheerleader: Lorie Harris. . Varsity Cheerleader: Lisa Banks. Varsity Cheerleader: Tiffany Whitehead. Varsity Cheerleader: Rendy Howell. . Varsity Cheerleader: Penny Newman. AST IlQmM 163 Varsity Cheerleaders A. Varsity Cheerleaders: Front; Angela Martin, Second: Donna Edwards; Third: Lorie Harris, Kelly Stanley, Tracey Powell; Fourth: Wanda Green, Angel Rhodes, Vonda Lynch, Penny Newman, Carmen Taliaferro, Tiffany Whitehead; Back: Lisa Banks, Robin Hawkins; Top: Rendy Howell. B. The honorable symbol of enthusiasm and spirit is also a well known tool used by the Varsity Cheerleaders. C. Varsity Cheerleader: Kelly Stanley. D. With Raider spirit and power under her feet, Lisa Banks executes her favorite “punch” jump. Jordan shows the crowd how cheering is real- ly done. Varstiy Cheerleader: Vonda Lynch. . Varsity Cheerleader: Carmen Taliaferro. . Varsity Cheerleader: Wanda Green. Varsity Cheerleader: Robin Hawkins. . Varsity Cheerleader: Angel Rhodes. K. Varsity Cheerleader: Tracey Powell. { E. Varsity Cheerleader Co-sponsor, Mrs. Gladys tor alas Pah pat Varsity Cheerleaders 163 J.V.s Have That Raider Spirit! | A. Cheerleader Susan Dixon pins spirit ribbons on Mary Stephens while Sarah Wible watches. B. J.V. Cheerleaders: Front: Charlene Singleton, Bethany Gatewood, Camellia Choung, Tracy Perry, Lynn Jones, Meg Feely, Elizabeth Tongier; Back: Deborah Speight, Susan Dixon, Bettie Williams, Dawn Holmes, Terry Judge, Joanne Ellis. nO . JV. cheerleaders welcome new students at orientation. D. From camp training, J.V. cheerleaders become adept at building pyramids. E. Meg Feely takes a break from cheering to talk with Amy Riffle during half time. F. Joanne Ellis prepares to blindfold Jeff Foster for a pep rally skit. 164 « J.V. Cheerleaders A. J.V. Cheerleader: J.V. Cheerleader: . J.V. Cheerleader: J.V. Cheerleader: J.V. Cheerleader: J.V. Cheerleader: . J.V. Cheerleader: . JV. Cheerleader: J.V. Cheerleader: J.V. Cheerleader: J.V. Cheerleader: . JV. Cheerleader: M.J.V. Cheerleader: N. J.V. Cheerleader: SASS rTatt oq a Deborah Speight Lynn Jones Joanne Ellis Meg Feely Bettie Williams Susan Dixon Charlene Singleton Bethany Gatewood Tracy Perry Robin Richardson Terry Judge Elizabeth Tongier Dawn Holms Camellia Choung J.V. Cheerleaders ¢ 165 TEASE PEEL! A EESTI ed seeecagiginooteuet tps eit nes sentnegeires ancebibeaing A. Symphonic Band; Front: Rosemary Young, Angela Lee, Jennifer Isham, Vawnetta Johnson, Veronica Pulley, Vicki Jones, Mandy Edwards, Deanna Hall, Leann Gribble, Robin Barnes, Sabrina Ford; Second: Mathew Brown, Regina Boforth, Melissa McDonald, Sherry Crocker, Michelle Jones, Chandra Faulk, Allison Seymore, Bobbi Jo Thomas, Michelle Winfield, Ruby Battle, Marvin Dickenson, Ben Jeter, John Turner, Pat Lee, Kim Hogge, Sam _ Ledford; Third: Karen Barker, Michael Brown, Reggie Goforth, Jeff Speight, Barry Brumfield, Terrance Melvin, Larry Orie, Robbie Martin, Randy Harsey, Brian Bacon, Edward Bryant, David Dix- on, Dominic Dixon, Kevin Healey, David Summers, Keith Brown, Ernest Thompson; Back: Mike Taylor, Dwayne Wills, Eddie Morgan, Robert Swinnie, Shayne Laws, James Braxton, Horace Craighead, Reggie Williams, Cisco Jablonski, Mr. Dick Cale. B. The trumpet line plays in harmony at the Christmas concert. . Director Mr. Dick Cale directs the concert band during the Christmas concert. am) 166 Concert Band A. Drummers Horace Craighead, Dwayne Wills, Reggie Williams, Shane Laws, and _ Cisco Jablonski pose for a picture. B. Trombone player Ernest Thompson plays during Christmas concert. C. Band director, Mr. Dick Cale, is the center figure of concert band as he directs. D. Trombone player, Ernest Thompson, take a breather. E. The band gets directions from Mr. Dick Cale. F. Drummer Reggie Williams sets the beat at the Christmas assembly. G. The clarinet line is pleased with their perfor- mance. Concert Band « 167 — EEG SE OTE EE I TT, wingin’ Jazz Ensemble Has the Beat eal Jihasebetine Wire ies pices cme ee ee nae : A. Jazz Ensemble: Front: Terrence Melvin, Samantha Ledford; Second: Ron Hodge, Ernest Thompson, Michael Brown, Horace Craighead, Cisco Jablonski, Melissa McDonald, Ed Bryant, David Dixon, Robie Aaron. B. The Jazz Ensemble plays at an assembly. . Trumpet players Terrence Melvin and Mike Brown entertain shoppers at the mall. a D. Members of jazz ensemble get it together. 168 Jazz Ensemble 7 q | ; ' . ‘ Ly at. A. Guitar player Ron Hodge performs a solo while other members of his section watch. . Guitar players Ron Hodge and Robie Aaron are part of the crowd-drawing Jazz Ensemble. . Jazz Ensemble has got that swinging beat! . The Warwick Jazz Ensemble takes to the road for a performance. E. Choral director Mr. Tony Auby introduces Warwick’s own Jazz Ensemble. F. Trombone player David Dixon plays for a large crowd at the mall. G. The Christmas Concert gives the group another chance to entertain. eS atiiti AAA LLELEEE O EEES - Jazz Ensemble « 169 Music and Spirit Fill Fall Games A. The Warwick marching band always gives — stunning performance. B. Playing the xylophone during half time Cesar Emano. C. Drum majors Ed Bryant and Mike Brown pl xylophones for freshmen at orientation. | D. The Marching Band always helps with scho spirit. E. Band members attend the dreaded ear morning band practice. } 170 Marching Band | | | | A. Majorette Elizabeth Raiford shows much enthusiasm as she twirls during halftime. B. Majorettes: Back: Elizabeth Raiford, Monique Kelly, Kim Colclough, Terrel Seymore, Angie Daniels, Mary Ann West, Amie Langford; Front: Lynne Drew, Danielle Cartwright, Melanie Cartwright. C. Majorette Danielle Cartwright gives a stunning performance during pep assembly. D. Majorette Kim Colclough begins her routine with perfect timing. E. Majorette Lynne Drew practices at the pre- school band practice. F. Pep Club: Front: Tammy Boyd, Audrey Hawkins, Lisa Gatewood, Shawnie Wooden, Traci Sorrell; Middle: Delsena Powell, Yolanda Gatewood, Sheila Stewart, Wendy Lamm, Deborah Hardy, Michelle Powell; Back: Audrey Blanchard, Shannon Durham, Annette Hall, Judy Garriss, Angie Blevins, Marci Wilks, Bonnie Feagans. Majorettes, Pep Club « 17] Choral Groups Encourage Talent, — Entertainment, and Involvemen A. Warwickshire Singers: Dante Randall, Martha Granger, April Yow, Anthony Moody, Elizabeth Tongier, Connie Lovelace, Starr Johnson, Tal Ambrose; Back: Horace Craighead, Wayne Morgan, Barry Chenault, Dara Howes, Anthony Harris, Cathy Soloman, Julie Callis, Yuri Wil- son, Cynthia Whitaker, Doral Cecil. B. Full of the Christmas spirit is director Mr. Tony Auby. C. Shirettes: Front: Sonya Harris, Cathy Soloman; Back: Monique Moss, Lisa Nelson, Sandra James, Genny Bowden, Mary Wilson, Pam Griffith. D. Mixed Chorus: Front: Timmy Hubbard, Tina Richey, Barry Chenault; Middle: Myron Avent, Tammy Boyd, Mairtia Craighead, Richard Phil- lips; Back: Brion Crawley, Glenn Rodgers, Linderrick Lepsy, Jason Beasley, Gary Mangrum. 172 Choral Projects, Practices and | Programs aa. haere mite TT y ay hy 7 oa satel A. Regional Chorus: Front: Lynn Jones, Mary Brown, Dara Howes, Starr Johnson, Anthony Moody, Sonya Harris; Back: Tal Ambrose, Cathy Soloman, April Yow, Doral Cecil, Dante Randall, James Golden. B. As a fundraiser for new outfits, April Yow and parents Mrs. Martha Cecil and Mrs. Donine Yow serve pizza at basketball games. C. Congratulating Tal Ambrose upon his selection to Va. Honors Chorus is Mr. Tony Auby. D. Giving the group their starting note is Julie Callis. E. The travelling road show of the Warwickshire Singers entertains at the Coliseum Mall. F. Rapt attention by Pam Griffith ensures a good performance. G. Drummer for the Warwick Road Show is Wayne Morgan. Choral « 173 Underclassmen Push Hard For Better Activities Ahead A. Soph. Class Exec. Board: Front: Ceasar Emano, Mary Ann Church; Second: Christy Caffacus, Darrell Smith, Deborah Speight, Susan Dixon, Mary Stephens, Sarah Wible, Mary Ann West; Third: Viola Hawkins, Kathy Washington, Sandy Hicks, Paige Gaskins, Doug Mince, MaryBeth Beane, Pamela Martin, Anita Clark, Kim Crigger. Fourth: Stephanie Braxton, Lillian Evrett, Sonny Price, Camellia Choung, Leslie Watkins, Kathy Martin, Lisa Jeffries, Tammy Belcher. B. For a quick snack during exams, students buy candy from sophomore class member Steph- anie Mayhew. C. Keeping up with popular demand, Fresh. Class Ex. Board member Meg Feely sells exam grams to Cindy Hopper, Michele Healy, Mary Ann West, and Lorie Harris. D. Fresh. Class Exec. Board: Front: Tammy Boyd, Joe Nocon, Cheryl Henry, Cliff Carver; Second: Dawn Eways, Meg Feely, Kristen Mitchell, Ann Eisman, Jane Painter, Hope Bane; Third: Kenya Whitley, Renee Davis, Hope Solomon, Sylvia Harris, Sonya Maxwell, Heidi Edelblute. 174 Soph Fresh Class Exec. Boards SCA Serves School And Community Ma (yee i ree wv ewww Y Mew yew ew ww Cote ’ . Tie w wwe ied s -pe . % % $ % A.SCA Officers: Secretary—Carolyn Daniels President—Lisa Banks, Vice President—Anson Christian, and Treasurer—Debbie Smith. ao . President Lisa Banks welcomes the ninth graders and new students at orientation. C. Students Stephanie Stewart and Michelle Morrell deliver Christmas food _ collection boxes to SCA advisors Mr. James Tuberville, and Mrs. Gladys Jordan. D. At the SCA sponsored Holly Ball, Anson Chris- tian pours punch for Melan Holman. E. Posting advertisements for the almost weekly SCA dances is Anson Christian. SCA ¢ 175 Jrs. Eagerly Await the Ring Dance OP w 4 Ply? (ae “ at C | A. Jr. Class Exec. Board: Front: Dana Nichols, Marci Wilks, Joi Roberson, Cheryl Perkin Sandra Sholar, Jennifer Isham, Rosemary Sponsor—Tom Garner. : : Young, Veronica Pulley, Vicki Jones; Second: | Felicia Christian, Tammy Burke, Ann Moore, 8. Exec. Bd. members Sandy Sholar and Ma Angie McDonald, Debbie West, Kelly Stanley; Kate Gedro deliver “smurf-grams” to Cli Third: Monica Tonkins, Carl Carver, April Yow, Carver to add to the class treasury for the Mary Kate Gedro, Stephanie Rice, Annette Hall, Ring Dance. Jeannette Wall; Fourth: Anita Whitley, Ann ; oe } ! Kardos maShannontnleter meSharonmeGibsont C. Consulting the fundraising idea book wii Samantha Wessel, Chris Garrett, Melan their class sponsor, Mr. Tom Garner, ai Holman; Back: Anthony Moody, Kurt Slye, Melan Holman and Danny Marshall. 176 © Junior Class Exec. Board Sr. Class Exec. Bd. Plans the Class of 84’s Final Events. 7 TE sac adn cis oae be a is “eis ins A. Pres. Danielle Cartwright and Vice-Pres. Vonda Lynch examine fundraising materials. B. Officers Michele Healy, April Barbour, Julie Tolly and Randy Parker review possible winter dates on the calendar for the Senior Banquet. C. Advisor Mr. Randy Holder receives payment from Candy Williams for her banquet ticket. D. Fundraising, such as candy sales by Ricky Brandt to Gina Hudnall help provide money for senior events. E. Senior Class Exec. Board: Front; Julie Tolly, Susan Wilson, Michele Healy, Lynne Drew, Danielle Carwright, Carmen Taliaferro, Lorie Harris, Regina McEwen; Second: Beth Batten, Tammy Leong, Emily Minnigerode, John Mitch- ell, Wendy Williams, Marvin Dickerson, Donna Edwards, Monica Tucker; Third: April Barbour, Lynette Burrell, Fonda Gray, Cheryl McCoy, Shelia Stewart, Darlynn Tysinger, Debbie Smith, Elizabeth Raiford; Back: Renee Williams, Jenni- fer Gray, Kim Carpenter, Tal Ambrose, Randy Parker, Ricky Brandt, Todd Dickinson, Rendy Howell. Sr. Class Executive Board « 177 Keyettes Collect for the | “Anthony Lucas Memorial Fund” A. Keyettes: Front: L. Harris, M. Healy, T. Powell, J. Tolley, E. Minnigerode, A. Barbour, K. Hughes, D. Cartwright, V. Jones; Second: W. Williams, P. Gashins, M. Church, D. Speight, S. Hicks, C. Caffacus, L. Kirk, M. West; Third: A. Hall, 1. Leong, L. Drew, T. Godwin, M. Quisenberry, D. Smith, $. Wessel. M. Ruskey, €. Taliafero, R. McEwen, sponsor, Mrs. P. Coltrane, J. Lupyon; Fourth: D. Howes, M. Tucker, J. Roberson, T. Salter, T. Hawks, A. Whitley, E. Tongier, J. Garriss, A. Yow, not picture d—Mrs. Dot Thomas, Ms. Joan Johnson (sponsors). B. Keyette member Laura Kirk and president Emi- ly Minnigerode sell baked goods at a fundraiser. C. Student Cindy Hopper gives a donation for the “Anthony Lucas Fund’ to Michele Healy while Lorie Harris smiles her approval. 178 Keyettes Involved in School and Community A. Key Club member Mike Lashbrook puts up the Key Club sign to spell out school news and in- formation. B. Key Club members Duke Chai, Randy Parker, alumnus Toby Young and Anson Christian sell refreshments at a basketball game. C. Key Club; Front: Mike Lashbrook, John Mitch- ell, Randy Parker, Duke Chai, Carl Carver, Greg Shanks; Second: Wayne Morgan, Tal Ambrose, Marvin Dickerson, Chris Glore, Ricky Brandt, Jeff Speight, Randy Vaught; Third: Sponsor Mr. Keith Garvin, Derek Beasley, Brad Vincent, Anson Christian, Jay Boyd, Greg Brandt; Fourth: Gary Smith, Chris Garrett, James Choung, David Griffin, Keith Barnhouse, Tim Feely. Key Club « 179 A. Model UN: Front: Marvin Dickerson, Tonya Pe- gram, Anson Christian, Angie Moore, Chris Pearce; Second: Robert Sharp, Sandy Sholar, Margaret Pimblett, Chris Glore, Molly Quisenberry, Lori Davis; Third: Mark Smith, Starr Johnson, John Mills, Grey Tarkenton, James Choung; Back: Wendy Williams, Advisor—Mr. Bruce Field, Terre Godwin. B. Advisor Mr. Bruce Fields reviews parliamentary procedure. C. Model UN members Anson Christian, James Choung, Chris Glore, and Marvin Dickerson re- search topics for the competition in Georgetown, D.C. 180 Model UN Tidewater Challenge Team: - xciting, Televised Competition . The team is poised and ready for the match with Lake Taylor High School. . Tidewater Challenge Team; Front: Anson Christian, Margaret Pimblett, Robert Sharp, Thom Mitchell; Advisor Bruce Field; Back: Chris Glore, Gray Tarkenton, Shelley Hayes. . Cheering the teams are the fans from Warwick: James Choung, Shelley Hayes, “Granny” Luther, and top: Molly Quisenberry, Thom Mitchell, Shannon Jeter and Judy Garriss. . A jublilant team escapes the T.V. station after a tense taping. Tidewater Chailenge 181 2 aR ae TES, Using Skills To Serve the School 182 ¢ F.H.A. _ FHA HERO: Front: Ruth Davis, Priscilla Clarke, . FHA sponsor Mrs. Toni Twiford and her club .Sponsor Mrs. Suzanne Ridgeway welcomes .As part of their service to the school, the Audrey Hawkins; Middle: Lisa Gatewood, Tony Hillard, Linda Forbes, Audrey Blanchard, Bonnie Feagans, Lisa Cumbie, Rhonda Frye; Back: Wendy Lamm, Sharon Callis, Sheila Stewart, Patricia Moore, Michelle Williams, Pam Barnes. members serve punch along with their home- made Christmas goodies at the Faculty Christ- mas Dessert. faculty members to a complimentary breakfast prepared by the FHA HERO. HERO members serve at events such as the National Honor Society Induction. ; oe act 1s Pisey see) oo a8 ae + ona getiget ewes, litt iia pas on BRE 4 ¥ ae } oe earl ee «ea a - tok warts i | Clubs Re-forming A. Industrial Arts Students of America: Front: Mark Goodrich, Doug Lamb, David Hammond, Jeff Speight—President, James Choung; Middle: Reid Taylor, Reggie Williams, Marty Lee, Mike Rector, Walter Saunders; Back: Michael Peay, Keith Barnhouse, Tim O'Neal. S| _ aT B. Science Club Officers: John Mitchell, Ruth Sul- livan, and James Choung. C. The multi-talented Industrial Arts Club displays their projects. D. Social Studies Club: Front: Lorie Harris, Angel Rhodes, Shannon Outlaw, Michelle Blow; Sec- ond: Mary Stephens, Leann Gribble, Lenderrick Lepsy; Back: Marvin Dickerson, Sponsors—Mr. Ali Abed; Mrs. Gladys Jordan (not pictured). prc SAN eyo Clubs � 183 184 VICA, FBLA . FBLA: Front: . VICA: Front: D. Young, T. Moore, J. Sloan, Tucker, J. Nocon, C. Halstead; Second: D. Munden, M. Thomas, F. Christian, P. Martin, A. Clark, A. Green, J. Ward, L. Webb; Third: T. Sanford, T. Wainwright, P. Banks, A. Pitts, L. Everett, R. Lassiter, R. Pittman, J. Gibson, R. Frye, T. Edmundson, M. Calvert; Fourth: K. Seabron, L. Westall, C. Ramey, D. Allen, Y. Lanier, T. Payne, M. Church, G. Hudnell, B. Allen, V. Lepsy, K. Mitchell, D. Nichols, K. Foster, $. Foster, T. Joyce, M. Cook, D. Davis, K. Martin, J. Sheldon, L. Courts, A. Riffle. . Felicia Christian distributes fundraising candy to members on an Activity Day. -ICT Bulletin Boards provide “Words of Wis- dom” for students involved in work programs. . FBLA members collect pennants to sell during the spirited basketball season. Jenkins, J. Jutras; Second: $. Barry, $. Laws, McNair, M. Christian, C. Farmer, G. Thigpen, Lloyd, A. Dixon; Third: B. Gills, $. Carper, Mosely, R. Molinaro, $. Booth, V. Sheilds, Parker, V. Batten, D. Hardy; Back: D. Fuller, Gilmer, S. Butts, $. Terrell. GDRPr RMS Work Training Clubs Prepare Members for Future Jobs A. DECA: Front: Officers: A. McDonald, A. Moore, T. Dickinson, R. Arrington; Second: C. Williams, A. Hunter, M. Band, $. Readmon, S. Carmichael, L. Jumes, R. Aponte, C. Donatelli, L. Forbes; Third: P. Davis, L. Clark, G. Barnes, T. Norman, E. Marshall, J. Hodges, $. Nichol- son, T. Belcher, D. Speight, C. Hopper, W. Byers, A. Powell; Fourth: S. Scribner, J. Middle- ton, S$. Proth, A. Harris, P. Atkins, D. Randall, V. Leps, M. Speller, M. Kelly, S$. McMillian, M. Moton; Fifth: L. Tibbs, F. Pileggi, K. Warren, D. West, K. Stanley, W. Peacock, V. Brown, C. Toney, A. Chappell, A. Harris, T. Molinaro; Back: C. Hicks, $. Royal, W. Green, T. Huff, J. Davis, $. Parker, K. Wilson, K. Washington, J. Moore, T. Hawks. B. Socializing at the DECA Installation Banquet is Rosa Aponte. C. To raise money for their convention trip, B. John Middleton sells candy to Sarah Wible. D. DECA members Deborah Speight, Rosa Aponte, Cindy Hopper, Todd Dickinson, William Peacock, and Rod Arrington visit Waterside Mall to see the many facets of business. DECA « 185 A. N.J.R.O.T.C.: Front: ENS. K. Monden, LTJG. H. Meekins, LTJG. C. Skinner, LCDR. L. Williams, CDR. G. Wilda, MCPO. W. Bateman, LT. C. Watson, LTJG. J. McCormack, LTJG. B. Hicks, ENS. A. Callis, ENS. M. Diggs, MCPO. S. Tonkins; Second: ENS. D. Bridges, ENS P. Moss, ENS. L. Turner, ENS. J. Webb, ENS. B. Pulley, ENS. G. Bowden, J. Harris, C. Mayo, B. Jeter, S. Ray; Third: M. Bowlby, H. Wallace, T. Jeffer- son, R. Cooper, V. McDonald, B. Milteer, L. Johnson, L. Hawkins, $. Singleton, R. Sarage, Fourth: T. Walton, Y. Jernigan, Y. Austin, T. Pittman, A. Birt, R. Massie, B. Thomas, M. Ter- ry. Fifth: A. Lucas, R. Majette, J. Greene, A. Callis, M. Blue, G. Hatchett, C. Diggs, C. Jeter, C. Faulkner, L. Davis, G. Washington; Sixth: M. Harris, G. Carter, J. Golden, R. Higgs, E. Rawles, J. Campbell, L. Stith, T. Manley, C. Brown, V. Lassiter, E. Kemp; Seventh: R. Vaugh, C. Combs, M. Bryant, E. Taylor, J. Parker, M. Bradley, R. Hill, R. Umberger, E. Milteer, D. Payton, A. Byrd, A. Noel; Eighth: C. Gregg, S. Jeter, M. Peerman, T. Jackson, K. Byrd, R. Ashe, H. Hill, L. Wooda, E. Kelly, $. Moton, S. Kelly, K. Norman, T. Powell; Ninth: L. Coleman, A. Hickman, K. Ruffin, M. Mosley, K. Hicks, S. Dawson, L. Daniels, J. Orr, C. Mobley, O. Edwards, P. Eaton, J. Brown. B. NJROTC Cadet Officers: Front: $. Tonkins, H. Meekins, C. Skinner, L. Williams, C. Watson, J. McCormack, K. Monden, A. Callis; Back: J. Webb, B. Hicks, D. Bridges, M. Diggs, G. Bowden, B. Pulley. C. NJROTC Honor Guard shows its talent during an assembly. 186 ¢ N.J.R.O.T.C. Communication Opens Doors MO} NEF HO) LEM FR Qn se ERS A. AFS Club; Front: Sec: D. Speight, Pres: T. Leong. V. Pres: M. Ruskey, 2nd V. Pres: V. Lynch, Treas: R. McEwen, Second: S. Harris, T. Peagram, D. Hammond, L. Harris, D. Powell, $. Dixon, S$. Faulk, J. Sheldon, S. Wessel, G. Garrett; Third: M. Quisenberry, L. Watkins, K. Powell, R. Stover, J. Wall, C. Caffacus, C. Ramey, M. Calvert, P. Gaskins, L. Kirk, M. Church, B. Allen; Fourth: T. Mitchell, J. Kinard, J. Painter, M. Tucker, B. Gatewood, M. Preas, V. Jones, E. Lazzaro, B. Batten, L. Jeffries, T. Blanchard, Fifth: A. Blevins, A. Rhodes, D. Smith, $. Jahn, K. Mitchell, M. Feely, H. Edenblute, E. Honich, E. Wayne, S$. Ledford, D. Grant; Sixth: J. Gray, R. Hume, N. Carr, E. Mitchell, R. Barbour, S. Wilson, M. Healy, M. Stevens, S. Wible, D. Eweys, D. Daniels; Seventh: C. Carver, T. Feely, P. Lambiotte, J. David, M. West, T. Meixner, R. Taylor, R. Sweeny, Marty Lee, C. Davis, K. Slye. B. AFS exchange student Janet Hagan is a na- tive of Ireland. C. AFS officer Regina McEwen sells a candy cane to Synora Bishop as part of a fund raiser. D. At a slide show of Ireland, Janet Hagan (seated) describes her homeland to club members. E. Officers Debbie Speight and Tammy Leong conduct an AFS meeting. A.F.S. © 187 Multi-Talented Performers A. Drama Club; Officers; Front: Stephanie Rice (Sec, Tres), Dara Howes (V. Pres), Cathy Soloman (Pres), Veronica Pulley (Sec), Advisor Mrs. Diane Scott; Second: Donald Harris, Mar- garet Pimblett, Mary Brown, John Carter, Tal Ambrose, Summer Clendenen, Vawnetta Johnson, Margo Morgan, Jerrie Boyd; Back: Thom Mitchell, Cindy Collins, David Bourke, Ruth Sullivan, Sam Johnson, Charlie Miles. . A hit with the audience in his write-in part of “Glenda the Good's’ twin sister is David Bourke. . Posters throughout the school advertise com- ing productions. .A frustrated “Dorothy” Jerrie Boyd shares her problems with “Glenda the Good” Vawnetta Johnson. All smiles after a successful performance are Martha Granger and Elizabeth Tongier. Consulting with “Toto” and “King Scarecrow”, “Dorothy” Jerrie Boyd plans her return to Oz. 188 Drama, Thespians elects ; : ‘ i : ; ; i ' : i ‘ f (tone ek A. Sight and Sound Crew: Front: Rosemary Young, Liz Fulcher, Margaret Pimblett, Top Left: Vawnetta Johnson, Jay Boyd, Top Right: Steph- anie Rice, Michael Gregory. B. For a community play Margaret Pimblett on spotlight awaits her cue. C. The panel of lights backstage is no mystery to Margaret Pimblett, Liz Fulcher, and Stephanie Rice. D. At stage front on sound for many events is Richard Phillips. E. Sound production at pep rallies is also a job for Michael Gregory and Liz Fulcher. F. Sight Sound: Front: Beth Thompson, Liz Fulcher, Rosemary Young; Second; Ronald Pittman, Rhonda Frye, Mark Boyd, Margaret Pimblett, Bill Johnson, Stephanie Rice, Top Left: Allan Edward, Vawnetta Johnson, Jay Boyd; Middle: Thom Mitchell; Top Right: Ellen Honich, Michael Gregory Sight and Sound « 189 Aaron , Robert —66,157,168,169 Abbott, Leslie—82,138 Acklin, Willie—82 Adams, Peggy—46 Adkins, Brenda—82 Agathocleous, Marinos—46 Akers, Michelle—1l0O Alexander, Cynthia—46 Alexander, James—l0O Alexander, Lisa—82 Alford, Antoinette—46 Allen, Alien, Allen, Allen, Allen, Allen, Allen, Allen, Allen, Allen, Blair—18,82,157 Brenda—66,187 Daphne—100 Jerome—82,137 Karen—100 Nicole—100 Robert—1l00 Terry—46 Tina—l00 Yvette—46 Allmond, Benjamin—l00 Alston , Cynthia—loo Ambrose, Tal—14,15,17,44,46,55,157,160,161,172, 173,179,188 Ammons, Larry—100,157 Anderson, Clayton—l00,I42 Anderson, Paul—l0O Anderson, Richard—82 Andrews, Teri—l00 Anthony, David—46 Aponte, Rosa—47,185 Armstrong, Dave—l00 Arnold, Rod — 0O Arrington, Rodney—47,185 Artis, Ronald—i00 Artis, Teresa—47 Asadi, Malika—9,47 Ashe, Ramonda—100,132 Ashlock, Cassandra—l00 Atkins, Clifton—47 Atkins, Paula—l34 Atkins, Shirley —66 Austin, Dee Dee—82 Avent, Bacon Bagby Bailey Larry—47,172 , Brian—82,138,166 , Sarah—66 , Sonia—47 Bain, Bruce—i0O Baines, Vivian—100,I52 Baker, Shannon—l00 Bandy, Andre—66 Bandy Bane, Banks, Banks, Banks, Banks, Banks, Banks, Banks, Banks, Barbour, April—t6,18,20,47,158,159,177,178, . Melvin—66,185 Hope—100,152,176 Catherine—l00 David—t00 Letitia—82 Lisa—13,17,47,60,162,163,175 Milton—I00 Paula—47,184 Sharon—66,82 Tyrone—82 Barbour, Jennifer—135 Barbour, Robert—82 Barbrey, Michael-—47,138 Barfield, Chris—t00,132,153 Barfield, Ramona—82,135,153 Barker, Karen—66,157 Barner, Anita—82,100 Barner, Lynn—66 Barnes, Alonzo—66 Barnes, Daniel—l0O Barnes, Gene—47,185 Barnes, June—l00 Barnes, Pamela—47,182 Barnes, Robyn—82,166 4 Barnes, Tim—82 Barnhouse, Keith—66,138,157,179,183 Barrack, Jesse—66 Barrack, Laura—l0O Barrow, Anthony—82 190 « Index Barry, Scott—66 Baskerville, Bennie—82 Baskerville, Sophia—47 Batten, Angela— 20,47 Batten, Beth—47,158,177 Batten, Valerie—45,47 Battle, Ann—66 Beane, Mary Beth—82,174 Beasley, Derrick—66,179 Beasley, Jason—l00,172 Beatty, Christopher—36,47 Beatty, Robert—66 Beatty, Scott—l00 Becknell, Charles—82 Becton, Steve—l00 Beeler, Robert—47 Beicher, Michelle—66 Belcher, Tammy—82,174,185 Bell, Tammy—82 Bennae, Todd—48 Benthall, John—83 Bentley, Jerry—48 Berry, Nichole—67 Bethea, Carol—l0O Bethea, Gilbert—83 Beverly, Robin—67 Birt, Adam—83,132,187 Bishop, Brian—83,99 Bishop, Synora—l9,67,98,161,187 Blackburn, Mark—67 Blackburn, Sandra—83 Blackwell, Pat—67 Blanchard, Audrey —48,67,171,182 Blanchard, Tim—83 Blevins, Angie—18,19,67, 76,161,196 Blow, Michelle—100,183 Blowe, Daisy—67 Blue, Mavis—67,186 Bohn, Scott—i00,132 Bolden, Mark—100 Boney, Robin—83 Bonner, Tracy—l00,153 Booth, Sandra—48 Boothe, YaAnn—48 Boswell, Pamela—83 Boswell, Ronette—l00 Bottoms, Chris—100,132 Bourke, David—I5,22,23,67,188 Bowden, Geneva—48,168,172,186 Bowlby, Michael—48,186 Bowling, Michael—83,I57 Boyd, Chris—100,132 Boyd, Denise—48 Boyd, Jay—67,157,179,189 Boyd, Jerrie—67,188 Boyd, Kenneth—l00 Boyd, Mark—100,I89 Boyd, Tammy—100,171,172,174 Boykin, Sheryl—83,89 Bracey, Regina—83 Bradley, Leroy—67,130 Bradley, Michael—l00 Bradley, Monica—48 Bradsher, Larry—|00,136,137 Branch, Chanda—83 Branch, Tim—83 Branch Towanda—67 Brandt, Greg—18,53,179 Brandt, Ricky—45,48,99,177,179,196 Brantley, Sherri—67 Bratton, Randy—46,48 Braxton, Brenda—67 Braxton, Eve—83 Braxton, Evora—lOl Braxton, James—48,142,166 Braxton, Stephanie—83,174 Brayboy, Cynthia—lOl Bremby, Maxine—48,153 Brett, Gilbert—83 Bridges, David—67,186 Brinkley, Cindy—83 Broadnax, DeRonica—48 Brock, Danna—83 Brooks, Michael—48 Brown, Barbara—83 Brown, Charlie—83 Brown, Cheryl—48 Brown, Cleveland—lOl Brown, Dot—83 Brown, Gerald ‘JB’ —18,20,99,130,140,141 Student Index Brown, Helen—83 Brown, James—lOl Brown, Jason—lOl Brown, Julia—lOl Brown, Keith—I01,166 Brown, Lennie—lOl Brown, Mary—13,22,23,48,173,188 Brown, Matthew—83,136,137,166 Brown, Melisa—1O1 Brown, Michael—6,48,51,56,140,168,170 Brown, Robert—130,136 Brown, Rose—lOl Brown, Tamara—I9,83,101,143 Brown, Vaulter—67,185 Brown, Wenda—48 Brown, Wendell—48 Brumfield, Barry —67,166 Bryant, Edward—6,51,56,166,168,170 Bryant, Leonard—83 Bryant, Melissa—lOl Bryant, Roosevelt—67,139,153 Bryant, Sharon—83 Bryant, Tonya—67 Bullis, Wesley—48 Bumpers, Carolyn—67,134 Bunting, Tracey—83 Burgess, Larry—83 Burke, Tammy—67,134,176 Burrell, Lynnette—I57,177 Burrell, Sharon—67 Burrell, Wesley—49 Bushnell, Tim—83 Butler, Joseph—lOl Butler, Steve—l0l Butts, Janet—67 Byers, Wendy—67,185 Byrd, Anthony—l0l Byrd, Kevin—I01,132 Caffacus, Christ y—I6,83,144,157,174,178,187 Calhoun, Sherry—49,143,160 Call, Jeremy—99,101 Callis, Alex—83,186 Callis, Alfreda—21,49 Callis, Julie —83,172,173 Callis, Sharon—49,I82 Callis, Sheila—83 Calvert, Margaret—IO1,152,184 Campbell, Jerome—I01,186 Carden, Richard—83,132 Carmichael, David—I01,132,142 Carmichael, Stephanie—84,185 Carney, Sonya—84 Carpenter, Kim—8,17,49,158,159,160,161,177,196 Carpenter, Mike—67 Carpenter, Sharon—84 Carr, Becky—67 Carr, Ned—84,132,133 Carter, Garey—I01,186 Carter, James—67 Carter, John—23,68,188 Carter, Marlinda—lO Cartwright, Danielle—49,157,158,171,177,178 Cartwright, Melanie—68, 80,101 Carver, Brian—lOl Carver, Carl—68,157,176,179 Carver, Cliff—IO,176 Cecil, Doral—49, 76,113,172 Chai, Duke—44,49,158,159,179 Chambers, Bea—84 Chandler, Kevin—20,49 Chapman, Yvonne—l0Ol Chappell, Anthony—68,185 Chappell, Cassandra—lO Charity, Charles—84 Chenault, Barry—I4,93,172 Choung, Camellia—84,164,165,174 Choung, James—68,179,180,181,183 Christian, Anson—13,20,29,68,98,175,179,180,181 Christian, Felicia—68,176, 184 Christian, Melvin—lOl Christian, Mike—49,68 Christian, Marcus—l40 Chu, Ann—84 Chu, Henry—68 Church, Christine—lOl Church, MaryAnn—29,84,157,174,184,187 Church, Sara—lO Claiborne, Barbara—49 Clark, Alneda—84,184 Clark, John—68,130,140 Clark, Lawrence—68,I85 Clark, Michael—5O Clarke, Luxtracia—5O Clarke, Priscilla—5o,I82 Clendenen, Karey—68,188 Clyburn, Patricia—68 Cockes, David—84 Cofield, April—84,135 Cohen, Derrick—IOl Colclough, DeeDee—19,68,134,153 Colclough, Kim—46,50,171 Colden, Caretta—84 Coleman, Chrissy —84 Coleman, Kim—50,68 Coleman, Lawrence—I02,186 Collins, Cindy—68,72,188 Collins, Misty—68 Combs, Colleen—68 Combs, Ronald—l02 Conner, Carol—I02 Conner, Jay—68 Cook, Melissa—84 Cook, Renee—102 Cook, Tonya—69 Coon, Norman—69 Cooper, Andrew—lOl Cooper, Christine—69,140 Cooper, Jacqueline—I02 Cooper, Rod—36,84,186 Cooper, Vince—84 Copper, Brian—l02 Corey, Dallas—l40 Corey, Darryl—69 Corey, William—5O Cosby, Michael—84 Cotton, Anita—lO2 Counts, Lisa—lO2 Cousins, John—50 Covert, Chris—69 Cradle, Carla—lO2 Craighead, Horace—50,I67,168,176 Craighead, Mairtia—t02,153 Crawford, Brian—84 Crawley, Brian—l02,132,172 Crawley, Joyce—50,10l Crawley, Joyce—50,IO1 Creasman, Amy—l02 Crenshaw, John—69 Crigger, Kim—84,157,174 Crocker, Sherry—84,166 Cross, Diane—69 Crotts, Wendy—84 Crowder, Ricky—69 Crutchfield, Sterling—84 Cumbie, Barbara—84 Cumbie, Lisa—$5,182 Cuomo, Billy—I02 Daniel, Angela—21,50,156,158,171 Daniel, James—lO2 Daniels, Carolyn—13,50,175 Daniels, David—69,157 Daniels, L.—I86 Darden, David—85,99,103,132,153,157 Darden, Theresa—5O Daughty, Ginger—l02 David, Jill—102,144 Davis, Alicia—69 Davis, Amy—l02 Davis, Calvin—50,130 Davis, Chris—50,158,159 Davis, Denise—l02 Davis, Glenn—50,98 Davis, Grant—69 Davis, Ira—6,44,45,130,131,140,141 Davis, Jackie—69,134,153,185 Davis, James—130, 136,137,140 Davis, Keith—l42 Davis, Kevin—l42 Davis, Lee—i40,186 Davis, Lori—69,I80 Davis, Milford—l02 Davis, Pamela—50,|85 Davis, Renee—l02,176 Davis, Rodney—85 Davis, Ruth—I8,50,I53,182 Davis, Steven—69 Davis, Surona—69 Davis, William—132 Dawson, Cheryl—l02 Dawson, Cynthia—l02 Dawson, Jeff—44,56 Deaton, Stacy—l2 Delk, Angela—85,153 Deloatch, Andre—l0O2 Depriest, Brian—69 Desco, Denny—85,I52 Dewitt, Sue—02,152 Dewitt, Warren—l0O2 Dickens, Barbara—5O Dickens, Robert—85,I53 Dickerson, Marvin—45,49,50,98,158,166,177, 179,180,183 Dickinson, Todd—45,49,138,177,185 Diggins, Winston—5I Diggs, Chris—69,186 Diggs, Michael—46,50,186 Diggs, Tracey—85 Diggs, Wesley—85,142 Dixon, Bobby—1l02 Dixon, David—69,168,169,166 Dixon, Dominic—69,166 Dixon, Steve—69,I79 Dixon, Susan—l0,13,23,85,161,1 64,165,174,187 Dixon, Tracy—45 Dodson, Richard—69 Doles, Tracy—50,I32 Doles, Trinette—23,101,102 Donateli, Cheryl—51,I85 Downs, Raymond—85 Downs, Tommy—136,137 Drew, Lynne—10,51,156,171,178,158 Drummond, Bart—69 Duggins, Winston—69 Dupree, Sharon—85 Durham, Shannon—85,I71 Eaton, Priscilla—85 Eaton, Reann—102,153 Echoles, Robin—20,21,69 Eckrote, Shonda—69 Edelblute, Heidi—l02,135,176 Edmundson, Tonya—69 Edler, Maranda—69,134 Edler, Tressa—lO2 Edwards, Alan—I89 Edwards, Amanda—102 Edwards, Charma—l02 Edwards, Clint—85 Edwards, Curtis—85 Edwards, Donna L.—51,144,158,162,163,177 Edwards, Janette—69,157 Edwards, Keith—85 Edwards, Lisa—lO2 Edwards, Onnie—85,186 Edwards, Sherry—85,97 Egley, Lynn—5l Egley, Wendy—69 Eisman, Ann—102,176 Elam, Sharon—85 Eley, Angelo—69,136,139 Eley, Carla—85 Eley, Doris—85 Ellington, Alvin—I32 Ellis, Joanne—85,164,165 Ellis, Rick y—5I,130 Elvington, David—lO2 Emano, Cesar—85,174,180 Emmons, Loretta—85 English, Sam—85 Estes, Rodney—5l Eure, Vera—lO2 Evans, Cindy—70 Everett, Ernest—51,130,136,137 Everett, Lillian—85,174 Everett, Veronica—l02 Everette, Laronda—W2 Eways, Dawn—7,13,102,139,153,161,176,197 Farmer, Jim—l02 Faulk, Chandra— 70,153,166 Faulk, Stacy—85,187 Faulkner, Cheryl—85,|86 Fauntleroy, Guy—70,140,141 Feagans, Bonnie—I02,171,182 Feely, Ann—135 Feely, Meg—7,13,102,103,164,165,174,176,199 Feely, Tim—12,70,179 Fields, JoAnn—86 Fields, Lynn—70 Fields, Michael—I40 Finch, Ronald—70 Fitchett, Sylvia—70 Fleming, Faye—l02 Flemings, Curtis—I32 Fling, Gina—I03 Flippen, Marion —86 Forbes, Albert—5I Forbes, Linda—52,182,185 Ford, Angela M—5I Ford, Cathy—70 Ford, Sabrina R—52,98,158,166 Ford, Sherman—I53 Foretich, Danny—l03 Forrester, Chuck—86 Foster, Jeff—99,130,164 Foster, Karen—18,103,135,143 Foster, Sharon—18,103,135,143 Foster, Sherri—70,143 Fox, Sarina—86, 153 Fraley, Charlene—86,103 France, Danny—l03 Francis, Eric—70 Frye, Jeff—70 Frye, Rhonda—52,182,189 Fulcher, Donna—52 Fulcher, Liz—158,189 Fuller, David—23,52 Fuller, Ed—103 Furbush, Gary—70 Futrell, Gail—86 Garnand, Donna—52 Garrett, Chris—70,176,179,187 Garrett, Kim—70 Garrett, Marcus—86 Garris, Robbie—70 Garriss, Jennifer—I52 Garriss, Judy—70,157,181 Gaskins, Paige—86,144,174,178,187 Gatewood, Alisa—70,171,182 Gatewood, Bethany—103,164,165,187 Gatewood, Kevin—86,103 Gatewood, Yolanda—!03 Gatling, Nicole—86 Gaulding, Kelly—52 Gedro, Mary Kate—70,144,157,176 Gibson, Jeanine—l03 Gibson, Sharon—70,157,176 Gifford, Mike—I03 Gilbert, Lamont—86 Gilbert, Lorenzo—86 Gilchrist, Chandra—86 Giles, Courtney—l03 Gills, Becky—70 Gills, Kevin—52,130,136,137,156,157,158 Gills, Sharon—86 Givens, Ramona—86 Glee, Wanda—i03 Glore, Chris—51,56,130,160,179,180,181 Godwin, Terre—144,178,180 Goforth, Reginald—52,86,166 Golden, Angela—52 Golden, James—70,173 Golden, Joseph—|86 Golden, Katrina—l03 Golden, Sabrina—86 Golden, Wanda—103 Good, Carole—I53 Goodman, Thurston—86 Goodrich, Mark—87,I83 Goodrich, Robert—52 Granger, Martha—14,15,23,87,93,144,172,188 Grant, Stacey—52 Grant, Stephanie—103 Graves, Brenda—70 Graves, James—I36 Graves, Penny—53 Graves, Vickey—Il03 Gray, Brian—87,136,137 Gray, Fonda—44,45,53,177,140 Gray, Jennifer—46,53,158,177 Green, Amanda—53,103 Green, Antionette—I84 Green, Jeffery—87,186 Green, Marlinda—70 Green, Michael—53,I57 Green, Roosevelt—l40 Green, Tamie—70 Green, Wanda—70,163,185 Greene, Clarence—87 Greene, Courtney—l03 Greene, Juanita—l03 Greenlee, Darlene—53 Greenley, Darlene—I34 Gregg, Corey—I03 Gregory, Michael—87,189 Grepiotis, Mike—70 Gribble, Rachel—87 Griffin, Bobby—l04 Griffin, David—70,157,179 Griffin, Donald—53 Griffith, Dale—i04, 132 Griffith, Kevin—87 Griffith, Pam—53,172,173 Hagan, Janet—7,53,134,187 Hairee, Trey—l04 Hall, Annette—70,176 Hall, Deanne—104,166 Hall, Donna—70 Hall, Jill—l04 Hall, Terrietta—53 Halstead, Bernard—87 Halstead, Christine—87,184 Hamiel, Teresa—58 Hamlin, Darlin—53 Hammond, David—70,183,187 Haney, Eric—7I Haney, Letha—l04 Hanks, Jerry—87 Hanks, Jeff—i42 Hardy, Angela—71 Hardy, Deborah—53,171 Hardy, Geraldine—7I Hare, Bobby—I04 Harper, Brian—l04 Harris Anthony—71,87,172,185 Harris, Christopher—87 Harris, Dee—7I Harris, Donald—22,53,72,188 Harris, Jay—71,186 Harris, Jimmy—87,186 Harris, Linda—7I Harris, Lorie—!8,23,53,99,161,162,163,174,177, 178,183,187 ,199 Harris, Michael—57,186 Harris, Robert—l04 Harris, Sean—7I Harris, Sheryl—87,153 Harris, Sonya—87,172,173 Harris, Sylvia—l04,135,176 Harris, Yvonne—87 Harsey, Randy—|04,166 Hartley, Terry—7I Hartman, Leeann—87 Hartsfield, Aprel—l04 Hatchett, Angela—71 Hatchett, Greg—l9,87,186 Hawkins, Audrey —53,171,182 Hawkins, James—87 Hawkins, Ladania, 86,87 Hawkins, Mary—7I Hawkins, Robin—53,99,160,163 Hawkins, Timothy—l04 Hawks, Tina—71,85,178 Hayes, Shelly—134,160, 71,181,143 Hayes, Walt—87 Healey, Kevin—I04, 166 Healy, Michele—I18,20,53,99,158,161,174,177,178, 197 Heaster Dennis—l04 Henderson, Adrienne—lO4 Henderson, Sharon—87 Henry Cheryl—104,176 Herbin, Diana—71 Hickman, Antonio—104,186 Hicks, Bennie—20,53,168,186 Hicks, Chenite—I85 Hicks, Keasha—87,|86 Hicks, Korinna—l04 Hicks, Loyd—l04 Hicks, Sandy—87,174,178 Higgins, Scott—86,87 Higgs, Faith—53 Higgs, James—87 Higgs, Rodney—87,|86 Hill, Adriane—54,178 Hill, Hunray—104,186 Hill, Lisa—87 Hill, Michael—54,140 Hill, Randy—104 Hill, Vera—l04 Hill, Yvette—I99 Hillard, Donald—71 Hilliard, Eugene—87 Hilliard, Rodney—87 Hilliard, Tonnie—182 Hilliard, Traci—87 Hines, Algene—7I Hinton, Jerome—|04 Hinton, Steve—l05 Hitchcock, James—l05 Hobgood, Lisa—71 Hodge, Ron—87,132,136,168,169 Hodges, Jacqueline—54 Hodges, Jimmie—88,185 Hoffman, Kenny—54, 161 Hogge, Kim—66,88,139,153 Holden, Robert—l05 Holland, Paula—54 Holland, Stanley—l05 Holley, Deanie—6,72 Holley, Herbert—88 Hollis, Sandy—72 Holloway, Rita—20,88 Holman, Melan—19,20,72,157,175 Holley, Rohnda—53 Holmes, Dawn—105,164,165 Holub, Donna—88 Honich, Ellen—54,189 Hopper, Cindy—88,161,174,178,185,196 Horn, Denisa—l05 House, Rhonda—88 Howard, Belinda—88 Howard, Kevin—88,39 Howard, Michael—88 Howard, Nathaniel—88 Howell, Lonnie—88,1 42 Howell, Rendy—49,54,59,161,162,163,177 Howes, Dara—I5,22,23,72,172,173,178.188 Hubbard, Cheryl—88 Hubbard, Joel—72 Hubbard, Steve—72 Hubbard, Tim—105,172 Hudgins, Scott—54 Hudnall, Gina—88,157,177,184 Hudson, Andre—!53 Huff, Tim—72,136,185 Huggins, Sharron—l05 Hughes, Kim—54,157,158,178 Hume, Ricky—88,157 Humphrey, Dionne—I05 Hunt, Vernell—88 Hunter, Andre—72,185 Hutchins, Mary—72,88,143 Hux, Randy—72 Inman, Margaret—89 Isham, Jennifer—23,72,166,176 Italiano, Angela—54 Jablonski, Cisco—72,166,167,168 Jackson, Cheri—l05,135 Jackson, Chris—72 Jackson, Kevin—72 Index « 19] 192 © Index Jackson, Larry—l05 Jackson, Terry—l05 Jahn, Steven—89,157 James, Carol—54 James, Michelle—89 James, Sandra—54,172 Jarnett, Janett—l05 Jarrell, Carol—89 Jarrell, Randy—l05 Jefferson, Clyde—l05 Jefferson, Tony—72,186 Jeffrey, Paula—los Jeffries, Lisa—89,174 Jenkins, Betty—73 Jenkins, Jerome—54 Jenkins, Kim—73 Jernigan, Kecia—89 Jernigan, Michael—89 Jernigan, Yvette—73,186 Jeter, Ben—I|86 Jeter, Cathy —89,186 Jeter, Robin—135 Jeter, Shannon—73,139,153,156,157,176 Jeter, Shelley—l05 Johnson, Andre—73 Johnson, Anthony—89 Johnson, Billy—l05, 189 Johnson, Carla—i05,I52 Johnson, Chanda—89 Johnson, Delray—l05 Johnson, Eugene—54,130,153 Johnson, Frederick—73 Johnson, John—54 Johnson, Kim—73 Johnson, Latifa—89,185 Johnson, Lawrence—54,130 Johnson, Mack—73 Johnson, Mary—73,75,157 Johnson, Michael—54 Johnson, Priscilla—73 Johnson, Rethea—l05 Johnson, Samuel—54,188 Johnson, Starr—73,172,173,180 Johnson, Steven—73 Johnson, Terrance —54,73,139,153 Johnson, Teri—105 Johnson, Tim—73,153 Johnson, Vawnetta—2I,54,156,158,166,188,189 Johnson, Vicki—l05 Jones, Annette—89 Jones, Antionette—l43 Jones, Brian—l05 Jones, Eugene—l05 Jones, Glen—73 Jones, Helena—55 Jones, Jackie—73 Jones, Keith—89 Jones, Lorenzo—89,l42 Jones, Lynn—23,89,164,165,173 Jones, Michele Ann—55,80 Jones, Paul—55,80,130 Jones, Renee—l05 Jones, Richard—55 Jones, Ronald—73,130, 153 Jones, Sarah—l05 Jones, Sean—89,192 Jones, Shanda—55 Jones, Sharon—55, 41 Jones, Tim—l05 Jones, Tony—73 Jones, Van—l05 Jones, Vicki—23,73,166,176 Jones, Vonda—73,178,187 Jordan, Darren—89 Jordan, Randy—55 Jordan, Steve—73 Joyce, Tessy—l05 Joyner, Jacinta—l05 Joyner, Ramon—l05 Judge, Terry—89,153,165,164 Jutras, John—55 Kaloustian, Raymond—89 Kardos, Ann—73,157,176 Keatts, Jason—l05 Kelley, Emmette—73 Kellogg, Melvin—55 Kelly, Mark—73 Kelly, Melissa—73,85 Kelly, Steven—Il05 Kelly, Terrance—89 Kemp, J.R.—89,153 Kemp, Terressa—55 Kerlin, Lisa—89 Kerlin, Patty—89,157 Kersey, Ann—73 Keyes, Tony—55 Kinard, Julie—89,187 Kincaid, Leneen—l05 King, Michael—73 King, Sharon—89 Kirk, Laura—36,178,187 Kittles, Gregory—l05 Koeleveld, Edgar—73 Koonce, Carlton—55 Kowaleski, Chis—l05 Knox, Cyrus—l05 Lamb, Doug—I83 Lambiotte, Paul—l05 Lamm, Arthur—56 Lamm, Wendy—182,171 Langford, Amie—56,17! Langford, Calvin—l05 Lashbrook, Madeline—56 Lashbrook, Mike—73,161,17 Lassiter, Beverly—56 Lassiter, Darren—76,140,i41 Lassiter, Johnny—74 Lassiter, Vince—l05 Lawrence, Casey—l05 Lawrence, Mark—l05 Lawrence, Theresa—l05 Lawrence, Thomas—|05 Lawrence, William—74 Laws, Shayne—74,166,I67 Lawson, John—56 Lawson, Kyle—l05 Lazzaro, Emily—74 Lazzaro, Melode—|05 Ledford, Allen—74 Ledford, Samanatha—23,166,168 Lee, Angela—56,I57,158,159,166 Lee, Edward—56 Lee, Marty—I53,153 Lee, Patrick—74,176 Leong, Tammy—20,44,56,158,166,17 7,178,187, Leopard, Allen—2I Lepsy,Linderrick—l06,172,183 Lepsy, Veda—I85 Lewis, Barbara—71 Lewis, Janet—13,56 Lewis, Laura—56 Lifsey, Arvin—106,132 Lindsay, Veda—74 Little, Charles—l06 Logan, Mark—74 Loudermilk, Allen—74 Lovelace, Connie—56,172 Lowell, Mary—l06 Lowery, Dennis—74 Lucas, Andrew—I52 Lucas, Anthony—I99 Lucas, Darryl—74,80,130 Lupyon, Jennifer—68,74,178 Lyles, Evette—56 Lynch, Vonda—0,I7,18,20,23,44,45,49,51,56,79, 161,163,187 196 Lyttle, David—l06 Machado, Zorina—9I,135 Mahon, Cliff—57 Majette, Frances—57 Majette, Mynette—l06 Majette, Ronald—74,139,153,186 Malloy, Steven—l06 Malone, Andrea—57 Mangana, Preston—74 Mangrum, Gary—74,172 Manley, Donna—9I Manning, Steve—9I,132 Marra, Becky—l06 Marshall, Danny—74,156 Marshall, Eddie—9I,I85 Marshall, Scott—!8,74,199 Marshall, Terry —l06 Marshall, Troy—I37 Martin, Angela—6,20,44,49,52,57,99,134,152, 160,162,163 Martin, Kathy —l06 Martin, Michael—57 Martin, Pamela—9I,174,184 Martin, Reggie—74.135,139 Martin, Robbie—105,157,166 Martin, Shaun—l06 Martin, Wilhelmenia—74,153 Mason, Bobby—9I Mason, Elbert—l06,132 Massey, Calvin—132,133 Massoe, Robert—57 Maxwell, Sonja—l06,176 Mayo, Cleveland—57,186 Mayo, Donnie—!32 Mayo, Karen—l06 Mayler, Bernad—l06 McCann Teresa—l06 McCleary, Dawn—l06 McCormack, Jeff—57,168,186 McCoy, Cheryl—57 McDaniel, Marvin—21,106 McDonald, Angie—74,176,185 McDonald, Melissa—|44,166,168 McDonald, Veronica—134,186 McEwen, Regina—46,74,99,156,158,17 7,178,187, 196 McKeithan, Vidie—l06 McMillian, Sheila—51,185 McNair, Paula—74 Means, Tim—l06 Mears, Sheila—l06 Medley, Denise—106 Medley, Michelle—106 Medley, Patricia—74 Meekins, Harry —57,168,186 Meixner, Tanja—74,187 Melvin, Brian—74 Melvin, Rod—106,136 Melvin, Terrence—74,166,168 Memory, Mike—l42 Meredith, Herman—l06 Metcalf, Donald—l06 Metts, Kathryn—57 Middleton, Debra—l06 Middleton, John—I!57,186 Miles, Charlie—I8,22,188 Miles, Pernell—l06 Miller, Harry—l06 Miller, Terry—74 Mills, John—I06,180 Milteer, Byron—79,I86 Milteer, Edward—l06 Mina, Marwan—75,137,138 Minnigerode, Emily—21,57,134,156,158,159,177, 178 Minnigerode, Fred—I37 Minter, Greg—75 Mitchell, Edward—l9 Mitchell, John—9,12,57,98,158,15917 7,179,183 Mitchell, Kristin—l06,176,184 Mitchell, Thom—75,157,181,187,188,189 Mobley, Candy—I56 Molinaro, Ray—75 Molinaro, Tina—57,185 Monden, Kelvin—58,186 Moody, Anthony—75,172,173,176 Moore, Angelia—l06,180 Moore, Ann—75,176,185 Moore, Antrone—58 Mooore, Beth—106,157 Moore, Donna—75,157 Moore, Elaine—l06 Moore, Eric—7,l06 Moore, James—75,l40 Moore, Jason—58,185 Moore, Patricia—58,I85 Moore, Shannon—l06 Moore, Teresa—2I,75 Moore, Terrence—58 Morgan, Adam—106,132 Morgan, Jerry—l06 Morgan, Margo—22,23,58,188 Morgan, Wayne—16,58,166,172,173,179 Morrell, Michelle—106,175 Morrell, Mona—75 Morris, David—l06 Moorison, Randy—58 Morst, Andrea—75 Morst, John—l06 Moseley, Lorri—75 Moses, Alfred—tI53 Moses, Shaun—36 Moss, Doris—l06 Moss, Monette—75 Moss, Paula—Il86 Moton, Mia—I85 Moton, Sabrina—75 Moyer, Bernard—I32 Mullins, Sandy—l06 Munden, Dawn—76,|84 Nelson, Lisa—58,172 Nelson, Mike—l06 Newell, Jessie—58 Newman, Gail—20,135,143 Newman, Penny—8,58,79,160,162,163 Nichols, Dana—!52,174,184 Nichols, Parleen—76 Nichols, Johnnie—l06 Nichols, Michael—l07 Nicholson, Angie—I07 Nicholson, Brian—l07 Nicholson, Scott—I85 Nocon, Joe—I07,153,174,184 Noel, Anthony—l07 Norman, Kontata—l07 Norman, Todd—I85 O'Conner, Melissa—58 O'Conner, Todd—l07 Ogley, Wendy—134 O'Neal, Tim—76,183 O'Neil, Peter—58 Orie,Larry—IO7,132,166 Orr, James—l07,186 Osborne, Thomas—76,130,153 Outlaw, Shannon—|83 Overton, Jim—76 Owens, Ronny—l07 Pace, Theresa—58 Paige, Adonis—58 Paige, Alvita—l07 Painter, Jane—I07,108,174,187 Pak, Pyongkon—92 Parham, Kecia—76 Parker, Curtis—92 Parker, Jackie—92 Parker, Jeff—l07 Parker, Joe—l07 Parker, Leroy—l07 Parker, Randy—7,14,21,58,158,159,177,179 Parker, Renee—76,184 Parker, Sharon—58,I85 Parker, Terence—92,l07 Parker, Vrenda—92 Patel, Paresha—58 Patrick, Lynette—58 Payne, Theresa—93,135 Payton, Dawn—92 Peacock, William—I85 Pearce, Chris—I07,|80 Pearce, Jimmy—l07 Pearce, Kathy—76 Peay, Michael—92,183 Peden, Ronnie—92 Peele, Rodney—92 Peerman, Michael—92 Pegram, Tonya—58,180,156,187 Pepper, Jerry—l07 Perez, Miguel—76 | | Perkins, Cheryl—76,176 Perry, Chris—l07 Perry, Javonne—l07 Perry, Jennie—59 Perry, Joe—98 Perry, Kim—l07 Perry, Tracy—I64,165 Peterson, Saprena—92 Pfeiffer, James—92 Phillips, Hunter—l08 Phillips, Richard-——172,189 Phillos, Gus—107, III Pickett, Larry—76 Pierce, Mac—92 Pierce, Jimmy—92,|32 Pierce, Raymond—92 Pileggi, Frances—59,185 Pimblett, Margaret—23,76,180,189,188 Pitt, Clayton—l08 Pittman, Beverly—59 Pittman, David—76,130,153 Pittman, Gwendolyn—76 Pittman, Janice—92 Pittman, Lisa—92 Pittman, Ronnie—92,|89 Pittman, Thomas—76,92,132,142,186 Pitts Angela—77,184 Pitts, Denise—93 Porter, Margaret—l08 Poulo, Mark—59 Powell, Alfreda—93,185 Powell, Angela—59 Powell, Carl—75,77 Powell, Curtis—93 Powell, Delcena—!71,187 Powell, Jackie—59,77 Powell, Kristen—93,187 Powell, Luberta—59 Powell, Micheal—108,132 Powell, Michell—l08 Powell, Tracy—7,77,163,178 Powell, Tyrone—93 Preas, Michelle—77,187 Price, Sonny—93 Privott, Andrienne—77 Proth, Shelly—59,161,185 Pryear, Cynthia—93 Pulley, Burnell—93,153,186 Pulley, Veronica—77,176,186,188 Purdie, Carl—77 Puryear, Steve—59 Quesenbrry, Teresa—l08 Quinsenberry, Hillary —l08 Quisenberry, Molly—21,68,77,144,156,178,180, 181,187 Raiford, Elizabeth—5I,59,98,171,177 Raines, Angela—93 Ramey, Cara—l08,185,187 Randall, Dante—172,173,185 Ransome, Frances—60 Ransome, Gary—93 Rawless, Elmore—108,186 Rawles, Leroy—93,132 Reamon, Stephanie—77,185 Rector, Mike—49,158,160,183 Redden, Tracy—l08 Reid, Andre—60,130 Reves, Laura—l08 Rexroat, Cindy—60 Rhodes, Angel—51,59 60,183 Rice, John—93 Rice, Stephanie—23,77,157,176,188,189 Richardson, Brenda—93 Richardson, Linda—93,135 Richardson, Michelle—l08 Richardson, Robin—93,165 Riche, Tina—W8,172 Riddick, Sharon—l08 Ridley, Olanda—l08 Riffle, Amy—108,152,164 Roberson, Joi—77,176,178 Riter, Chris—93 Roberts, Anne—60 Roberts, Dennis—93 Robertson, Alex—1l30 Robertson, Isaac—93 Robinson, Bridgette—93 Robinson, Charles—93 Robinson, Eric—45,60,130,153 Robinson, Kim—108,134 Robinson, Mary—l08 Robinson, Melissa—94 Robinson, Rita—94,108 Robinson, Robbie—77,130 Robinson, Tyrone—77 Rodenhizer, David—77 Rodwell, Bonnie—77,134,153 Rodwell, Charles—60 Rogers, Glenn—132,172 Rogers, Jane—94 Rogers, LaTania—77 Rooks, Jedene—94 Roper, Robert—94 Ross, Susan—l08 Royal, Gregory—94,137 Royal, Shenee—77,185 Ruffin, Alphenia—135 Ruffin, Sonja—l68 Ruffin, Teresa—60 Ruhl, Tim—94 Ruskey, Melissa—23,77,157.178,187 Russell, Joey—60 Russell, Judy—l08 Rutledge, Karen—94 Saddler, Monroe—94 Salter, Karen—l08 Salter, Tawanna—20,77,156,178 Sanford, Tabitha—l08,184 Satchell, Vivi—97 Saunders, Kimita—94,135 Saunders, Walter—60,183 Savage, Ray—I30,|86 Savedge, Andrew—94,136 Schappell, Chris—94 Schestedt, Travis—l08 Schillaci, Chrisy—23,77 Schreiber, Sharon—77,143 Scott, Anesa—94 Scott, Darrick—94,132 Scott, Stephanie—I08,143 Scott, Terrence—60 Scribner, Sharah—60,|85 Seabron, Karen—94,184 Seabron, Tina—l08 Sellers, Orlando—94 Sessoms, Nannie—94 Seymore, Allison—l08 Seymore, Terrill—94,I7I Shanks, Gregory—77,I57,179 Sharp, Robert —94,180,181 Shaw, Apollos—l09 Shaw, Thelma—l09 Sheldon, Joy—94,187 Shepard, Terry—l09,132 Shields, Vincent—I84 Sholar, Amy—l09 Sholar, Sandy —23,37,77,156,176,180 Simmons, Jill—94,143 Simms, Irvin—77 Simpson, Laurice—l09 Sims Wendell—77 Sinclair, Vena—23,60 ’ Singleton, Charlene—164,165 Singleton, Richard—l09 Singleton, Sharon—|86 Skinner, Cleon—17,19,60,168,186 Slade, Wanda—l09 Sloan, Jenny—121,60,184 Slye, Kurt—77,176 Smith, Alfreda—l09 Smith, Austina—77 Smith, Bobby—77 Smith, Carleisa—78 Smith, Darrell—94,174 Smith, Deborah—I8,20,61,94,175,177,178 Smith, Demp —56 Smith, Dorothy —l09 Smith, Everett—6l Smith, Gary—l0,78,179 Smith, Gregory —l6,94 Smith, Jean—l09 Smith, Kim—l09 Smith, Linda—6l Smith, Linwood—94 Smith, Lytonia—94,153 Smith, Mark—61,94,180 Smith, Michael—78,140,141 Smith, Richardson—94 Smith, Sharon—6l,109 Smith, Tammy—94 Smith, Tiffany—8,19,62,161,196 Smith, Todd—6l Smith, Toni—8,16,61 Snyder, John—78 Soloman, Belinda—I52 Soloman, Cathy—I4,15,17,44,61,172,173,188 Solomon, Danae—l09 Solomon, Hope—109,174 Solomon, Sharon—78 Sorrell, Traci—t09,I71 Spangler, Christine—94 Sparkman, Alvin—l09 Sparks, Wanda—l09 Speight, Deborah—I8,95,143,164,165 174,178,187 Speight, Jeff—78,130,136,166,179,183 Speller, Mitchico—78,185 Spencer, Greg—I38 Spivey, Timothy—6l Stallings, Chris—78 St. Clair, Ernest—94 St. Ours, Mark—95 Stanback, Patricia—95 Stanley, Kelly—78,163,176,185 Steele, Derek—130,109,142 Steele, Eric—I32 Steele, Lamar—95,130,142 Steele, Lamont—lO Steele, Kim—61,99 Stephens, Mary—I9,95,161,164,174,183,196 Stephens, Ray—78 Stephens, Theresa—I59 Steward, Shelia—61,171,172,182 Steward, William—I32 Stewart, Robert—78 Stewart, Stephanie—19,109,175 Stith, Larry—|32,169,186 Stitzel, Penny—78 Stocks, Jimmy—88,95,140 Stocks, Jody—6l Stokes, Robert—l09 Stokes, Theresa—95 Stokes, Tommy—6l Stone, Alechia—7I,95 Stover, Richard—95 Stover, Ricky—6,187 Strickland, Sharon—l09 Stuart, Wendall—78 Stubbs, Simone—95 Sullivan, Ruth—61,157,159,183,188 Sullivan, Tom—l09 Summers, David—I09,166 Sutphin, Tina—l09 Sutton, Tiffany—l09 Sween, Robert—166,187 Sweetenberg, D’Angela—6l Swilling, Steve—95 Swiltenberg, Lamont—95,142 Swittenberg, Monique—6l Swope, William—I32 Taliaferro, Carmen—49,158,160,163,177,178 Talley, Karen—l09 Talley, Michael—l09 Tarkenton, Grey—I09,180,181 Tatem, Chris—l09 Taybron, Sabrina—lO9 Taybron, Sharminese—78 Taybron, Teresa—6l Taylor, Ben—130,180 Taylor, Danny—78 Taylor, Duane—95 Taylor, Elwanda—lO09 Taylor, Kishawana—95 Taylor, Lamont—l09 Taylor, Larry—78 Taylor, Leroy—95 Taylor, Michael—I09,166 Taylor, Paul—l09 Taylor, Randy—95 Taylor, Reid—78,95,132,183 Temple, Jerry—l09 Terry, Curtis—62 Terry, Marshall—|86 Terry, Yolanda—62 Thigpen, Greg—I84 Thomas, Billy—109,186 Thomas, Bobbie Jo—i09 Thomas, James—62 Thomas, Johnetta—96 Thomas, Johnny—95 Thomas, Mautrice—ll0,184 Thomas, Robert—78 Thomas, Rodney—96 Thomas, Shannon—llO Thompson, Ernest—I66,167,168 Thompson, Henrietta—96 Thompson, Johnie—I!l0 Thompson, Rachel—96 Thomson, Beth—i89 Thorpe, Antonia—96 Thorpe, Charlie —96 Thorpe, James—78 Tibbs, Letitia—78,185 Tisdale, Sharon—llO Titus, Keith—llO Tolly, Julie—16,62,157,158,177,178 Toney Chris—23,185 Tongier, Elizabeth—8,19,96,98,164,165,172,178, 188 Tonkins, Monica—78,176 Tonkins, Sandra—62,168,186 Topping, Chris—96 Totten, Tim—78 Travis, Paulette—llO Trogdon, Tammy—96 Tucker, Monica—62,177,178,181,184 Tuggle, Sheila—62 Turner, Claude—62 Turner, John—96,166 Turner, Kim—llO Turner, Leon—78,186 Turner, William—tlO Turpen, Troy—ll0 Turpin, Ruth—lO Turpin, Wayne—96 Tyler, Audrey—96,l0 Tynes, Wilbert—62 Tysinger, Darlynn—6,62,177 Umberger, Robert—96 Unangst, Joi—78 Underwood, Emmett—96 Underwood, Robert—llO Van-Aliman, Chuck—llO Vance, Cecil—96,137 Vanes, Kathy—96 Vann, Andy—78 Vaughan, Rodney—130,186 Vaught, Randy—62,160,179 Vegh, William—llO Vest, Diane—78,157 Via, Doug—96 Viernes, David—78 Vincent, Brad—8,79,157,179 Vincent, David—ll0,157 Vines, Derrick —62 Vines, Lorenzo—llO Vines, Warren—96 Waddell, Rod—79 Wainwright, Tammy—ll0,184 Index « 193 194 « Index Wainwright, Tammy—ll0,184 Walker, Anthony—62 Walker, Charlotte—62 Walker, Kenneth—96 Walker, Russell—96 Wall, Jeanette—79,176,187 Wallace, Darleen—96 Wallace, Howard—186 Walton, Lewis—llO Walton, Tracey—96 Ward, Derek—62 Ward, Jo-Ann—ll0,184 Ware, Hedi—96 Warf, Tim—62 Warr, Wesley —62 Warren, Karen—62,185 Warren, Terrence—llO0 Washington, Chanda—llO Washington, Georgia—96,186 Washington, Kathy —96,139,153,174 Washington, Kevin—62,185 Watkins, Leslie—96,187 Watson, Amy—96 Watson, Annette—llO Watson, Candie—79,186 Watson, Catrina—62,156,168 Watson, Pam—96 Watson, Susie—I6,70 Watson, Troy—79 Wayne, Eileen—96 Webb, James—79,186 Webb, Laura—ll0,184 Weinberg, Joey—79,96,132 Wells, Belinda—139,153 Wells, Monica—96,139,153 Wells, Sharon—96 Wessel, Samantha—70,157,176,178,187 West, Debbie—16,79,176,185 West, Mary Ann—96,161,171,174,178 Westall, Linda—llO Wharton, Paula—63 Whitaker, Anntoine—ll0 Whitaker, Cindy—I4,63,79,172 Whitaker, Eric—IlO Whitaker, Maxine—79 Whitaker, Milton—79,130,153 White, Alecia—97 White, Carolyn—63,99 White, Delcinea—llO White, Gene—ll0 White, Rhonda—9,ll0 White, Stanley—llO Whitehead, Shirley —68,79,157 Whitehead, Tiffany—79,80,162 Whitley, Anita—80,174,176,178 Whitley, Kenya—7,19,110,176 Wible, Sarah—12,13,96,97,103,157,161,164,174,185, 199 Wiechman, Michael—75,79,157 Wiggins, Aaron—63 Wiggins, Darryl—llO Wiggins, Gary—I37 Wikstrom, Karen—20,97 Wilburn, Robbie—97 Wilkins, Felicia—80 Wilkins, Reba—80 Wilks, Marci—l9,23,80,156,161,171,176 Willersdorf, Cindy—97 Williams, Alvin—llO Williams, Angelique—80 Williams, Bettie—110,I1,164,165 Williams, Brenda—63,177,185 Williams, Brian—63 Williams, Christine—80,136 Williams, Gregory—80 Williams, James—80 Williams, Lisa—llO Williams, Lorenzo—63,168,186 Williams, Michelle—18,63,182 Williams, Norman—llO Williams, Patsy—80 Williams, Paula—63 Williams, Raythell—80 Williams, Reggie—97,166,167,183 Williams, Renae—20,80,177 Williams, Steve—97 Williams, Sly—97 Williams, Toni—97 Williams, Wendy—45,63,134,158,160,177,178 Williamson, Scott—I8,97,138 Williamson, Sean—llO Wills, Dwayne—ll0,166,167 Wilson, Keith—80,130,153,185 Wilson, Mary—97 Wilson, Ronda—97 Wilson, Susan—63,158,177 Wilson, Yuri—97,152,172 Winfield, Michele—I10,166 Winnegan, Martha—73 Winslow, Vernetta—63 Wipperman, Deborah—97 Wolf, Dennis—80 Wood, Perrick—llO Woodcock, Cindy—97 Wooden, Bernie—97 Wooden, Gary—Il0,132 Wooden, Shawnie—l10,|71 Woods, David—99 Woods, Leann—97,186 Woods, Marvin—97 Woods, Preston—80 Wooten, Marvin—llO Wyche, Robin—97 Wynn, Ted—ll0,157 Wynn, Wendy—ilO Yarborough, Keith—llO Young, David—I84 Young, Rosemary—23,80,166,176,189 Younger, Chris—llO Yow, April—t5,76,72,80,172,173,176 et hI le BE ie Candids ¥ Going To Pieces v A. Juniors Angie Blevins and Synora Bishop find writing captions exhausting. B. Staff members take time to “horse around” after a deadline is completed. ay .Faculty co-head Regina McEwen carefully checks over her final layout. D. Sophomores Mary Stephens and Cindy Hopper look over an old yearbook for ideas. E. Clubs editor Vonda Lynch crops pictures for her section. F. Senior Ricky Brandt takes time out to complete a homework assignment. G. Features editor Kim Carpenter reflects the tension of a coming deadline. H. Sports editor Tiffany Smith receives help iden- tifying wrestling pictures from Coach Tom Ja- cob. 196 « Annual Thanks % _ a am a r: ke y A. Sports Co-Head Dawn Eways identifies pictures for cross country. B. Her pages finally completed, Michele Healy breathes a sigh of relief. C. Staff members Meg Feely and Sarah Wible write captions for Sports pictures. D. Yearbook sponsor Mrs. Rosie Walsh helps ad edi- tor Lorie Harris set up billing for businesses. Staff Appreciates Support “WHAT? THE DEADLINE’S WHEN?” : “Has anyone seen the c lub pic- tures?” ... “HELPII” ... “WHEWI—I can’t believe we finally made it!” Problems, problems—That was all the yearbook staff seemed to face. From a lost picture to a lost boyfriend or girlfriend, each affected the entire staff. Yet, every deadline was met on time, thanks to each and every mem- ber. Long hours were spent preparing for each deadline; lunch, after school, weekends and even enlisting non-staff people. These long hours were spent for the whole student body creating memories to last forever and achiev- ing a certain self-satisfaction. Even though Annual Staff is a non-credited, ungraded course, staff members learned perhaps more than from any other course at WHS. They realized the rewards of dedication, commitment, loyalty and friendship, and, most importantly, they accom- plished a job well done. We could not have done it without the help of certain special people. We are eternal- ly grateful to the following: Mr. Walsh—for being patient, understanding, for lots of babysitting and lost Saturdays; Mr. Way—for standing behind us supporting us; Mrs. Mabe—for selling yearbooks, helping at deadline, personal favors and moral support; Main Office Secretaries—for their help with picture distribution; Guidance—for assisting us in identifying all those students; Randy Parker—for his puzzles and W’s for the cover; Beth Layton—for answering all our questions, al- ways being there and giving us moral support; Parents—for all the chauffeuring to and from school on those many weekends; Teachers—for letting members get out of class to work on those close deadlines; Tom Knox—for his steady dependable services and as a professional photographer; Chris Glore—for his photographic assistance; Ned Carr—for his sports pictures; Mrs. Nan Rothufuss—for her last minute picture development; Ms. Carolyn Herren—for assisting in bookkeep- ing; Lee Hughes—for quick developing and dependable service at Fotomat; Billy Garrett—for printing, photographing, and meeting those last minute deadlines; Malika Asadi—for typing on the “index”; Local Businesses—for continuing support in ad- vertising; Mrs. Pat Holman—for her contributions to the memoriam page; To the producers of Coke, Reese Cups, Lays, Dunkin’ Donuts, etc. for giving us the “energy” needed for those long weekends; Mrs. Walsh—for your hard work, advice, kindness, friendship and for your caring enough about us to support us every step of the way. Not only did you help in class, but you went be- yond the call of duty and listened whenever we needed a problem solved. We thank you, Mrs. Walsh, from the bottoms of our hearts, for you have given us more than we deserve. Annual Thanks « 197 198 « Memoriam In Memoriam Anthony Lucas Yvette Hill Scott Marshall April 29, 1965—Oct. 23, 1983 June 20, 1968—Sept. 17, 1983 Jan. 26, 1967—Dec. 31, 1983 Not for the untimeliness of their deaths but for the quality of their liv- ing, we will think of them; Not for the brevity of their years but for the depth of their caring, we will remember them; Not for the sorrow in their passing from the stage of life but for the memorable parts they played, we will dedicate our lives to superior schol- arship, outstanding citizenship, noble character, and humble leadership. Anthony Lucas, Yvette Hill and Scott Marshall remain as portraits of the highest ideals established, encouraged, and admired at Warwick High School in athletics, the arts, and the academic pursuits. We are grateful that each of them, in memory, belongs to us. DEATH, BE NOT PROUD Death, be not proud, though some have called thee. Mighty and dreadful, for art not so; For those whom thou think’st thou dost overthrow Die not, poor Death; nor yet canst thou kill me. From rest and sleep, which but they pictures be, Much pleasure; then from thee much more must flow; And soonest our best men with thee do go— Rest of their bones and souls’ delivery! Thou’rt slave to fate, chance, kings, and desperate men, And dost with poison, war, and sickness dwell; And poppy or charms can make us sleep as well And better than thy stroke. Why swell’st thou then? One short sleep past, we wake eternally, And Death shall be no more: Death, thou shalt die. —by John Dunne Memoriam « 199 Bits and Pieces. . . Throughout the year, students discovered how impor- tant it was to become an integral part of student life, academics, sports and clubs. The part played by teachers, ad- ministration, and staff became a famil- iar piece of the day’s workings. There were ups and downs, too, but, in the end, it was obvious—just as no puzzle is complete without all of the pieces, life at Warwick High School is a com- posite of all of its facets. W.J. SMITH SON FUNERAL HOME 200 Closing pa i a en ero of oe . a a ae oll a fe ee Se ; F = 7 , i ru 1 3 : ; ya! ; x ‘ DA Fi ee i ° ge 7 — 7 z y A r™ = - o ‘ Sint _ id - . + : J ae ' , : ; ote ‘ i f Lf 6 x - we Sl } { 7 - , � a ] } 9 _ ule ‘ we ¢ et. J ey4 iL. f ‘ ] - 6 ke % . i iv , : = . a . ey ipyt as @A- 4 , La : . Library System www.nngov.com library 757-926-1350 1 a] i jg v = = 3 Cc = Features: Kim Carpenter—Editor Faculty: Michele Healy—Editor; Regina McEwen Classes: Marci Wilks, Angie Blevins, Synora Bishop, Meg Feely, Cindy Hopper, Angel Rhodes, Mary Stephens, Mary Ann West, Sarah Wible, Susan Dixon Ads: Lorie Harris—Editor; Meg Feely, Susan Dixon, Dawn Eways, Mary Stephens Sports: Tiffany Smith, Dawn Eways, Mike Lashbrook, An- gel Rhodes, Gary Smith, Mary Stephens, Doug Via, Sarah Wible Clubs: Vonda Lynch, Mary Ann West, Tal Ambrose, Shelly Proth, Meg Feely, Cindy Hopper, Mary Stephens, Sarah Wible, Dawn Eways Sponsor—Mrs. Rosalie Walsh ety lie L) ik 5 4 i Ie l rey § ’ ry, .