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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1985 volume:

on WH 63) f . PRESENTS | % TUNING INTO WARWIGK | WARWICK HIGH SCHOOL | 51 COPELAND LANE | NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23601 | | VOLUME 62 Table of Contents Sports 108 Clubs TUNING IN TO WARWICK 2 Features Features 3 4 Features Sneak Previews give an overall view of a finished pro- duct. Like most sneak previews, this one gives an overall view, but of student life here at Warwick High School. The Preview goes from the greatest victories to the hard- est defeats, both in life and at school. The sneak preview gives a hint to what is to follow and that will be the best. Features 5 And here’s . . . Warwick Teachers enjoy their first TGIF breakfast of the year. EERE cn. Drummers entertain freshmen during orientation. i NL ni a The drum major leads the band during half time ceremonies. 4 | 6 Features SCA President, Veronica Pulley, welcomes freshmen to WHS. Mr. Milo helps confused students find their buses. p. mR a 22 ae = Warwickshire singers teach freshmen the Alma Mater. Orientation is a good time for students and teachers to get reacquainted Features 7 WHS “Cheers” for new King and Queen Football player, Jeff Speight, looks stunned when he is announced Homecoming King. Varsity cheerleader, Camelia Choung, encourages the football players. 8 Features wi Homecoming Queen, Kim Robinson, is escorted by Steve Speight, who stands in for his brother. Features 9 escorted by James Choung. Band members take a break after halttime. PEPER ETT iw we Isabel Botelleo, Granny shows her team spirit with a poster. The NJROTC led the pledge before the Homecoming Kiss 96 provides the music for the Homecoming Dance. qame. fer Isham nni Je m3 Homecoming brings ““Happy Days’’ . . . uumm cheerleaders come back to cheer their team on Features 11 Dedicated to a Great Sponsor e : a g Mrs. Walsh instructs her Spanish class. For her help, thoughfulness, kindness, and understanding, the Annual Staff would like to dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Rosie Walsh. Mrs. Walsh sponsored The Warwick for five years, and due to the large number of Spanish students, she was forced to give up the position. Among her many responsibilities, Mrs. Walsh contributed many hours to the yearbook, giving up time that could have been spent with her family. The Annual Staff deeply regrets losing such a fine sponsor. Thank you Mrs. Walsh for all of your time and friendship Rosie now rejoins the family that was put on hold for the yearbook. 12 Features Kelly Stanley, Susan Dixon, and Debbie Speight, prepare for their pep rally perfor- mere Vonda Lynch wishes Jeff Speight luck in the game Varsity football players watch as the cheerleaders perform. Features 13 Senior, Jeannette Wall, reads over her essay before turning it in. Angie McDonald escorts Gary Smith on the Senior Homecoming The Foreign Exchange Student finds that she fits in with American High Court. Schoollife. 14 Features Sharon Gibson and Ann Kardos find time to chat while looking over notes Seniors discover the a4 Sylvia Fitchett takes notes for her science class. q tee Features 15 16 Features Days of Our Lives itp cst NS eS Vv 2 ¥ a | ? + oS ig tt ep 4 v Se) , Ph oat fy ed % 3 x x € Mrs. Briggs plays the role of chaperone at the Home- coming dance. Students enjoy a break in the middle of the day from ors anxiously place orders for their class rings. their regular routine. Students Find “‘Fame’”’ on Stage Anthony Moody lectures his on stage son, John Carter. , iow Veronica Pulley takes a bow. The cast of “ “Our Town’”’ gathers on stage to take a bow. Sharon Burrell pretends to be snapping beans. | 18 Features Veronica Pulley comforts her “husband” Anthony Moody. Stephanie Rice narrates “Our Town”. iF i : t ' 2. John Carter expresses his love to his on stage sweetheart, Dara Howes. Features 19 - }: 7 Students Show all Dimensions Tonya Stanfield tries to keep warm while waiting for a guidance appointment. Stacy Faulk checks over her history lesson before turning it in. JV Cheerleaders look on as WHS scores another touchdown. 20 Features Granny dresses as a seasick Mariner for Raider week. Sarah Wible cheers her team on to victory Features 21 THE GUIDING LIGHT The directors of Warwick High School are the faculty. The teachers guide students in the classroom, and in after school club activities. The faculty directs students through the year. 2 2 FACULTY DIVIDER FACULTY DIVIDER 23 Stacey’s P.R System A Success RMIT scree 24 Administration Mr. Ray Crittenden, Assistant Principal Mr. Edward Way, Assistant Principal Mr. Richard Stacey, principal of Warwick High School, is very concerned about attendance and quality education. He believes the first step to getting a good education is attending school regularly. To enforce this belief Mr. Stacey designed the PR program. The PR program’s (prevention rehabilitation) goal is to cut down on the number of students who do not attend class reg- ularly. Students who miss six or more unexcused days in any two classes are removed from their regular school and sent to a special afternoon school. At this school perfect attendance as well as good behavior and consistent academic perfor- mance are stressed. PR students may return to their regular school after a minium of two months attendance but not be- fore the end of a semester. An additional benefit of the PR program has been to re- duce disruptions in the hall and classroom, and student tardi- ness. Students, who attend class regularly, and teachers are 100% in favor of the program and hope it will improve the quality of education. Administration 25 26 Faculty Janet Alford Secretary Nancy Anderson English, AFS Sponsor Carolyn Anthony Attendance Secretary Maggie Arrington Office Services, Computor Con- cepts, Typing 1, Personal Typing, Co-Sponsor FBLA Tony Auby Music Theory, Choral Union, Sight Sound Club and Crew Dottie Barrett Industrial Cooperative Training, ICT Senior Intensfied Program, VICA Sponsor Jackie Barrett Personal Typing, Recordkeeping, Business Law,FBLA Sponsor As- sisting J.V Cheerleaders Wallace E. Bateman Military Science, NJROTC Club and Drill Teams Audrey S. Bond Reading Lisa N. Boone Typing 1, Education for Employment, Office Tech 1 Joyce Briggs Staff Aide ’ P.L Brown World of Construction, Power Transportation Metals Technology Renee L. Brown Art and Art Magnet School Ethel Brunson English Carolyn Buggs Introduction to Business, Typing and Office Technology FBLA Sponsor Richard Cale Instrumental Music, Band Director Lois Callahan English Shirley Callis Secretary Celestine W. Carter Shorthand, Office Technology, COE Coordinator Buddy R. Childress Math Ressie Collins English Patricia Coltrane Biology, Zoology, Keyettes Sponsor Steve Colwell Industrial Arts Janice D. Costen Geometry, Algebra, Consumer Math Faculty 27 Paul Cowley Guidance Counselor Anne Creasy Latin, Latin Club Shirley Crockett Special Ed, TMR aide Joseph DeVincentis Biology, Chemistry Neil Drummond Calculus, Math Analysis, Algebra, Math Honor Society Hazel Eason Health Education Joe Edwards Special Ed (TMR) Valerie Fauntleroy Health and P.E, Gymnastics Bruce Field U.S History, Geography, Int’! Rela- tions, U.S-Soviet Relations, Model UN, Tidewater Challenge Linda Filer English (Project Stay), U.S History Susan Flippo Fundamental Skiils Ada C. Foriest U.S History B.L. Fulton Fundamentals of Algebra Thomas E. Garner World History, Geography, Junior Class Sponsor Keith Garvin Government, U.S History , Key Club Sponsor, Varsity Baseball Barbara K. Graham Geometry, General Math Linda Green Pre-Algebra, Genral Math Judy Halsey Special Education Florence H. Haltiwanger English, Forensic Sponsor Debra Hanbury ELE ELG, Comp. BEG? Commumications Tech, Annual Staff Sponsor 28 Faculty Coach Jim Harvey Driver Education, Physical Ed., Head Coach Boys Varsity Basket- ball Bill Hayes Government Leslie Heid English, Reading Betty Hicks Math Doris Higgins Geometry, Fundamentals of Algebra, Basic Math Carolyn Hobson Librarian Sam Hodges Earth Science Randy Holder Marketing, D.E Club Senior Class Sponsor Patricia Holman English Bill Holmes Director of Guidance B. Horne Algebra I, Algebra-Trig, Computer Programing, Computer Club Emma Howel Communica tion Skill, Math, Social Living Sandra Hughes Spanish, Spanish Honor Society Coach Tom Jacob P.E Health, Wrestling Joan Johnson Math, Psychology, Miss WHS Pageant coordinator Thelma Jones Accounting, Business Computer Applications Gladys Jordan Government, Geography, Social Studies Club SCA Sponsor Frankie Joyner Librarian Conrad Keesecker Drafting Sarah Krause Bookkeeper Faculty 29 Richard Kravitz Guidance Counselor Hilda Laubach U.S History Ivy Lee English, Varsity Cheerleaders Joyce Lee English, J.V Cheerleaders Bonnie Lowe Algebra III, Algebra-Trig Coach Bill Lyons P.E Health, Head Football Coach, Football Club Sponsor Joyce Lytle TMR James MacNeil Physics, Chemistry Elsie Marshall Library Gretchen Martin Fundamental Skills Rita Mask Office Secretary Lenrow Milo Geography 30 Faculty Mary Miczelle Library Science Frank D. Morris Staff Aide Donna Oertel Earth Science, Science Club Sponsor Martha Ourednik English Marilyn Paige Biology Jacquelyn Patterson Home Economics Special Ed. Laura Pepe General Math, Consumer Math, Pre-Algebra Dorothy Peterson Reading, Math Carolyn Pollard Guidance Counselor Jeannette Pretlow Psychometerist Coach John Quillen P.E Health, Indoor Outdoor Track Teams Frances Richardson Guidance Counselor Faculty 31 Doris Robinson English Mary Robinson Geography, World History Nan Rothfuss Jouralism, Earle Staff, Quill Scroll and Earle Sponsor David Saunders Computer Aide Frances Scott Guidance Counselor, National Hon- or Society Sponsor Carolyn Stephenson Driver Education, Field Hockey Tom Stroup English, Drama, Stagecraft, Drama Club, Thespian Troup 394 Cynthia Sumner Marketing. Advanced Marketing, Fashion Merchandising, DECA Sponsor Sam Sykes French Dorothy Thomas English, Keyettes Sponsor Carol Thompson Guidance Secretary Marjorie Tomlinson Helen Travis P.E Health, Girls Tennis Team Harry Truhart Project Stay, WECEP 32 Faculty James Tuberville U.S Government, SCA-Activity Di- rector T. Twiford Home Economics, FHA Sponsor Kathy Verell Life Skills Lorraine Voros Special Ed Aide Harry Walker Staff Aide Charles Walsh German, German Club, N.H.S, Intra. Volleyball Rosie Walsh Spanish, Spanish Honor Society Betty Ward Biology Geraldine Wegener School Nurse CDR Gerard Wheeler Military Science, NJROTC Club and Drill Team Susie White Basic Math, Geometry, Algebra II Blanche Williams English Nancy Williams English Erline Wimberly Guidance Secretary Faculty 33 The People Ethel Woolfolk Chemistry ton Girls Basketball ic Director Robert Worth P.E Health Coach, Athlet the Scenes ARRAN AAO 34 Faculty Faculty 35 36 Divider oly g re THE STARS : Al actors and actresses work on stages or settings, zate a storyline, and deal with conflicts as they occur. tuc nts are in a sense actors and actresses except stage is Warwick High school. A student’s life is nost a soap opera in itself. The conflicts faced differ 2m those of of the silver screen, but they are conflicts the same. Conflicts with teachers, friends, boyfriends, ‘Gitlriends, schedules, classes, ect. Students’ lives differ from those of soap operas in that their lives are real and the decisions they make could very well change their lives. Divider 37 - ‘Most Popular’:Jeff Speight and Kim Robinson Senior Superlatives ‘Best All Around’:Jeff Speight and Randy Edler ‘Most Talented’:Anthony Moody and Dara Howes 38 Superlatives }} ‘Class Clown’:Mike Smith ‘Best Looking’:Robbie Robinson and Kelly Stanley ‘Most Likely To Succeed’:Anson Christian and Melan Holman ‘Most Athletic’:John Clark and Randy Edler | Most School Spirited’: Melan Holman ‘Best Dressed’:Robbie Robinson and Ange lique Williams Superlatives 39 ‘Friendliest’:Angelo Eley LS SENIORS JUNIORS FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES Srs. In Search For Tommorrow Robert D. Aaron ‘“Robie”’ Wrestling, Tennis, AFS, Guitar, German Club, Science Club, Chess Club, Key Club, National Honor Society. Bradley McDonald Allen Brenda Lee Allen FBLA, FHA, 2nd place clerical typing contest Paula Denice Atkins ‘‘Tina Turner” “‘Barbecue”’ Varsity Field Hockey, Pep Club, Dance Club, DECA Antonio Chavez Bandy Melvin L.Bandy “Red” DECA Sharon Denise Banks Karen Elisabeth Barker Cross Country, German Club, Jazz Band, National and Math Honor Society Kennedy Jerome Barbour Lynn Renee Barner Alonzo S.Barnes Robert Kieth Barnhouse JV and Varsity Soccer,German Club, IASA-Vice pres.,Key Club, National and Math Honor Societies 40 Seniors Chris Garrett, president of Senior Class conducts a | meeting to decide exactly where the prom will be held. Michael Scott Barry “Scotty” Orchestra Club-Manager, Chamber Music Club, VICA Ruby Ann Battle ‘“Puggy” Concert and Marching Bands, FBLA, AFS, Yearbook Club, Sr. Class Exec. Board, SCA Rep., Debutant Derek Ray Beasley JV Baseball, Key Club Michelle Belcher FBLA Susan Nicole Berry “Nickle” Synora Elaine Bishop “Thynora”’ Spanish Club-Sec.,Pep Club,Soph. Exec. Board,Annual Staff-Classes Editor,EarleReporter,Sr.Class Exec. Board,DECA,Quill and Scroll,Who’s Who in American highschools Mark T.Blackburn Patricia Blackwell Angela Marie Blevins “Angie’’ Spanish Club-Sec., Soph. Exec.Board, Pep Club, AFS, Annu- al Staff-Features Editor, Earle Re- porter, Sr.Class Exec. Board, Quill and Scroll Daisy Mae Blowe FBLA, French Club, Math Honor Society, Sr. Class Exec. Board Isabel Corrigia Botelleo “Tibby” Tennis Team, AFS, Model UN, Homecoming Court David Alan Bourke “Bourke” Thespians-Pres., Drama Club, Latin Club Bart Drummond and Mark Keller find the library to be the perfect place to cram before the big test. Seniors 41 Jay Boyd Sight and Sound Crew Club,Key Club,Chess Club,Science Club,AFS Hon. Mentions in Science Fair and Social Studies Contest Jerrie Jerice Boyd ‘“‘Jer” Thespian-Historian,Drama Club,FBLA-Vice-Pres.,Sr. Class Board,Annual Staff David Wayne Bridges ‘‘Dave” Soccer,Wrestling,Co- Commander,NJROTC,LCDR..,Oper- ations Officer, Honor Guard,Latin Club,Disting. Cadet,Honor Cadet- NJROTC,Army Be All You Can Be Award Barry Dean Brumfield Band Tammy Lannette Burke JV and Varsity Field Hockey, Track, Soph.Class, Jr.Class, Dance Club, FBLA Sharon Burrell “Shorty” Thespians, Choral Union, Drama Club, Letters in Drama and Chours Wendy Marie Byers ‘‘Winnie”’ Track and Field, FBLA, DECA, Soph.Class, 3rd Place Science Fair, Honorable Mention Science Fair Tonya Lei Bryant Michael La’Thrian Carpenter Basketball,I.C.T. Club Rebecca Ann Carr John Lawrence Carter “Johnny” Drama,Thespians,Soph.Class,SCA Rep.,Warwickshire Singers,Choral Union,Drama Club-Vice Pres.,Best Performance in a One Act Play Melanie Lynne Cartwright Majorette-Captain,Field Hockey,Keyettes,Spanish Club, VICA, FBLA, Band, Sr. Class Exec. Board, Band Member of the Week Carl W. Carver JV and Varsity Baseball, German Club,AFS,Jr.Class Exec.Board,Math and National Honor Societies,Key Club-Vice-Pres.,Pres.,Science Fair lst Place Anthony Garland Chappell DECA Barry Robert Chenault James Kuk Chan Choung Soccer,National and Math Honor Societies,Spanish Honor Society,Science Club Anson Edmon Christian” JV Soccer, Cross Country, MHS, NHS, Key Club, Model UN, SCA Vice-Pres., Boys State, Homecom- ing Court, Governor’s School, Wal- ter F.Roreboro Award for French Felicia Anne Christian SCA Rep., JA, FBLA, Sr.Class Exec.Board, Jr.Class Exec.Board Henery Chu John Ivery Clark Jr. Varsity Football, Basketball, and Baseball, Football Club, Basketball Club 42 Seniors Devonne Monique Colclough Field Hockey, Outdoor and Indoor Track, Cross Country, Fresh.Class Exec.Board, Soph.Class Exec Board, Sr. Class Exec.Board, SCA Charles Wesley Collier “Chuck Soccer, Wrestling Cynthia Lynn Collins “Cindy” Softball, Thespians, Drama Club, French Club, Chamber Music, Sight and Sound, Societyof Distinguished American Highschool Students Colleen Denise Combs ‘‘Missy” HERO, FHA Jay D.Conner Tonya Lynn Cook FBLA, Choral Union Norman A.Coon Michelle Cooper Diane Cross Richard W.Crowder David Cooper Daniels Wrestling, AFS, Latin, Science, Sr.Class, FBLA Alicia Lashawn Davis DREADED SAT’S BRING MUCH PREPARATION FOR SENIORS Seniors 43 Andrew Lee Davis Grant J.Davis ‘Grant”’,““Putnam’”’ FBLA Lori Ann Davis “LAD” Model UN,FBLA,Typing Award,Model UN Award Jacqueline T.Davis Steven Alfred Davis “Stevo” Cross Country,Science Club,FBLA Brian Keith DePriest ‘‘Priester” Science Club,IASIA David Wayne Dixon Jazz Ensemble,Marching and Concert Band Dominic Indell Dixon “Dom” JV Soccer,Jazz Band,Concert Band Steven Alex Dixon ‘“‘Dicque” JV and V Soccer,IASIA,Chess Club,FBLA Tommy D.Djubek Richard Kenneth Dodson JV and Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Soccer, JV and Varsity Football, Captain of theVarsity Soccer Team, Academic Achievement in French, Highest Achievement in Accounting, U.P. of fiance in JA Bart Anthony Drummond Varsity Tennis, Manager Girls’ Tennis Team Kevin Eaton Shonda Eckrote Maranda Bernadette Edler “Randy” JV and Varsity Field Hockey, Bas- ketball, Cross Country, Outdoor Track, FBLA, SpanishClub, Bas- ketball Best Def.Player in Basket- ball and Best Offensive Player in Field Hockey Tonya Kay Edmunson FBLA Janette Edwards Wendy Noelle Egley Basketball, Pep Club, Letters in Field Hockey and ROTC Drill Team Angelo Eley “Lo” Wrestling, Cross Country, Football, Latin Club Cynthia Lynn Evans “Cindy” FBLA, Pep Club, Jr.Achievement 44 Seniors rj Fj % ‘ bs : SENIORS SUPPORT VARIOUS CLUBS Chandra Leticia Faulk “Slim” Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Marching Band, Concert Band Timothy Robert Feely “Tim” Wrestling, Sr.Class Exwc.Board, Key Club-Vice-Pres., Presidential Classroom forYoung Americans Ronald Walter Finch “Ronnie” VICA, French Club Sylvia Fitchett “Fitch” FBLA, FHA, SCA Robin Catherine Ford Sherri Lynell Foster Basketball, Field Hockey-Co- Captain, Sr.Class Exec.Board, FBLA Eric G.Francis Monica Freeman Seniors 45 eniors Show True Raider Spirit At Homecoming Carl Carver escorts Senior Representative, Kelly Stanley at the Homecoming game. Jeff Farrell Frye “Jeff” YMCA Leaders Club Vice Pirseises Giana aren Giltarsis Epxe Dolan aorta Crlkansas Ex.Board,IASIA,3rdPlace Science Fair Gary Willard Furbush JV Soccer, HERO John Christopher Garrett “Chris” Fresh.Class Pres,Jr.Class Parl.,Sr.Class Pres.,Key Club Sec. Kimberly Sue Garrett “Bunny” AFS,DECA,Jr.Class,Science Club Judith Lynn Garriss “Judy” NHS,MHS,Keyettes-District Rep.,Latin Club,Spanish Club- Parl.,Jr.Class,Sr.Class,Pep Club,Achievement-Science Mary Kathleen Gedro Tennis,Gymnastics,NHS- Pres.,Keyettes-Treas.,Model UN- Sec.,German Club-Vice-PresJr.Class Ex.Board Sharon Lynn Gibson NHS,MHS,German Club,Jr.Class Ex.Board,Sight and Sound,Spanish Club,Sr.Class Ex.Board Rebecca Diane Gills “Becky” 46 Seniors Carol Goode Roosevelt Green “Winky” Basketball, Wrestling, Football, Basketball Club Tamie Terre Green Wanda Cheerie Green James Michael Grepiotis JV Baseball David E.Griffin James Earl Golden Annette Marie Hall ‘Annie’ Volleyball, Keyettes, Jr.Class Ex.Board, Sr.Class Ex.Board, FBLA, Pep Club David Anson Hammond JV and Varsity Soccer, AFS, IASIA, Yearbook, Science, Sr. Class Ex.Board Eric Lynn Haney DECA Joseph Tracy Hare Angelia Denise Harrell Anthony Correll Harris “Tony” Football, Track,Marching Band,Choral Union,Warwickshire Singers,DECA,Football Club,Most Improved Male Singer Linda Marie Harriss Sean Harris Feovont bua ibs) Wen aphet Lifting, Basketball, HERO Angela Denise Hatchett Tina Lee Hawks Shelly Denise Hayes Basketball, Track, Jr.Class Ex.Board, Sr.Class Ex.Board, Tide- water Challenge ModelUN Diana Lynn Herbin Wanda Hill Seniors 47 Dances Part Of Senior Activities YYW: Donald Hilliard Algene Hines Brian Hines Lisa Kay Hobgood FBLA Sandra Michelle Hollis “Sandy” FBLA,Jr.Class Ex.Board,Sr.Class Ex.Board Melan Eualle Boviware Holman Track,NHS,Vice-Pres.of Sr.Class Ex.Board,Treas.of Jr.and Soph.Ex.Boards,German Club,Fresh.Class Rep.,SCA,Spanish Club,Science Club,1st Place Essay Contest Wayne Howell Dara Leslie Howes Cheerleading,Drama Club- Sec.,Treas.,Vice-Pres., Thespian Club-Sec., Treas. ,Vice-Pres.,Choral Union,Soph.and Jr.Class Ex.Boards,French Club-His.,Model - UN, ue Joel E. Hubbard Gymnastics, French Club, Science Club, Varsity Letter in Gymnastics Steven Bradley Hubbard Timothy Donnell Huff Andre Purcell Hunter Rudy Hux “Rudy” Bowling, HOSA Club,Drama Club . Mae Jennifer Loomis Isham “Jenn” Cross Country,Gymnastics,Concert and Marching Band,Sight and Sound Club and Crew,German Club,Drama Club,French Club,Jr.Class Exec.Board,Miss Warwick Pageant Cisco B. Jablonski Band Vice-Pres, Drumline- Captain,Jazz Ensemble,Show Choir,Concert Band,Warwickshire Singers,Marching Band Christopher DaWayne Jackson Weightlifting Donniece Victoria Jackson “Doni” Earle Staff Betty Lou Jenkins “Punkin” Spanish,FBLA Kimberly Jenkins Yvette Carol Jernigan 48 Seniors Shannon Colleen Jeter “Shannon”’ Cross Country, Track, Tidewater Challenge, Keyettes, MHS, NHS. German Club, SpanishHonor Society, Governor’s School Alter- nate DeEtta Starr Johnson Choral Union, Model UN, Warwickshire Singers, French Club, Regional Chorus, VEMHonor Club Frederick Lee Johnson ‘‘Fred” JV Soccer, V.Football Manager, Track Kimberly Lajieune Johnson “Dimples” Junior Achievement, Most Im- proved in Second Year Spanish Steven Wade Johnson Timothy Levi Johnson “Tim” Track Anthony Vincent Jones “Tony” Wrestling, Baseball, Football, Latin Club, Chess Club Barry Jones ‘‘Squeezy”’ Chorus, Accapella, Air Force ROTC, Navy ROTC-Cadet, Cadet of the Month Jacqueline Jones Ronald Anthony Jones ‘“Junnie’’ Football, Track, Football Club, Football and Track Letters Vicki Lynn Jones “‘Vick”’ Fresh, Soph, Jr, and Sr Class Ex Boards, Spanish Club, French Club, Keyettes-Pres., Flag Corp, Concert and Marching Bands, Miss.Warwick Pageant, Science Club, Who’s Who Vonda R. Jones Stephen Blair Jordan “‘Steve’”’ Ann Rene Kardos FBLA, Science Club, Fresh, Soph, Jr, and Sr Class Ex. Board, Ger- man Club Mark Alfred Keller Anna Marie Kersey Michael Anthony King ““Sugarbritches”’ JV Football, Track and Field, Science Club Seniors 49 Seniors Support Those Raiders Michael Edward Lashbrook JV and Varsity Soccer-Most Valu- able Defensive Player, Sr.Class Ex.Board, German Club, Annual Staff Darren B.Lassiter ‘‘Prime-Time”’ JV and Varsity Basketball, Track, SCA Ex. Board, Basketball Club Shelton Shayne Laws Band, Band Council-Pres., Drum Captain, VICA Emily Jean Lazzaro ‘Em’ or FBLA, Orchestra, Fresh.Class, AFS, Yearbook Club Benjamin Patrick Lee Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Wrestling, Band, MHS-Vice-Pres., Band Club, Key Club, Science Club, German Club, Boy’s State, National Essay Winner, Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist Veda Lynn Lepsy DECA, FBLA Mark Alfred Logan Intramural Basketball and Softball, Flag Football, Latin Club, Science Club, 1stPlace Science Fair, 2nd Place Science Fair, 3rd Place Science Fair, 4th PlaceScience Fair Louise Robin Long Cross Country, AFS, Science Club, Sr.Class Ex.Board Dennis Cornell Lowery “Bay” SCA Rep., FBLA Darryl! Lucas Jennifer Lynne Lupyon “Lup” Keyettes-Hist., AFS, Sr.Class, Jr.Class, Soph.Class, Spanish Club Ronald Majette ‘‘Peanut” Cross-Country, Track, NJROTC- Ens.Majette Gary Lyn Mangrum “Rufus” JV and V_ Football,Choral Club,Football Club,Science Club Daniel Warren Marshall ‘Dan- ” ny NHS,MHS-Sgt.at Arms,Spanish H.S.-Pres.,Soph,Jr,and Sr Ex Boards,Spanish Club,Science Club, Outstanding Spanish Student,lst Place Zoology Science Fair Reginald Anthony Martin “Renaldo” Soccer,Key Club,Computer Club, Wilhelmenia Lynnette Martin 50 Seniors Adrienna Lorraine Mason “Dee” FBLA, Spanish, Dance Club, SCA Angela Dawn McDonald ““Angie”’ FBLA, AFS, Science Club, Treas.of D.E., Jr and Sr Class Ex. Boards, Treas.of DECA Paula Yvette McNair AFS, Pep Club, FBLA, Spanish Club, ICT, Hon.Mention in Science Fair Tanja Suzanne Meixner FBLA, FHA, AFS Terry Lynn Miller Byron Louis Milteer NJROTC, Drill Team.Science Fair Marwan Mina “Marwan” Golf, IASIA, Golf Award Gregory Dean Minter ‘“‘Greg”’ Wrestling, Guitar Ensemble, Chamber Music, Computer Club Thomas James Mitchell Anthony Lendale Moody ‘The Moody”’ Soccer, Track, Thespians, Drama Club, Marching Band, Dance Club, Spanish HS, ChoralUnion, Sr, Jr, S oph, and Fresh Class Ex Board, SCA Ex.Board, Sight and Sound, Warwickshire Singers, Regional Chorus, Honors Choir Kimmie Lene Moody Donna Lynn Moore Latin Club James Sherman Moore “‘Philly”’ JVand Varsity Basketball, Basket- ball Club, MHS Virginia Ann Moore ‘Annnie”’ JV Cheerleading, Science Club, DECA-Sec., Pres., FBLA, Fresh, Soph, Jr, and Sr ClassEx.Boards, Homecoming Court Mona L Morrell “Madonna” Softball, Drama Club, FBLA, Thes- pian Lorri Lynn Moseley VICA Monette Susan Moss “ Tank’’or ‘Tankalina”’ Track Baseball, DECA, Shirettes, Choral Union, Certificate in Chorus Monique Genera Moss ‘‘Tinee”’ Track, FHA, Majorette, Choral Uni on, Shirettes Lorrie Sabrina Moton “Brina”’ Drill Team.JROTC, Track, DECA, Social Studies Club Dawn S. Munden “Dawny”’ FBLA, AFS, HOSA, Jr Class Ex Board Seniors 51 Various School Activities Fill The Senior Year a P”.RERBABEP GD MDL BD APLMLSOABAPILP PAARL reps | SCA Pres,Veronica Pulley presents the 1984 homecoming court to the Govt.teacher,Mr.Hayes tries to frighten new seniors on the first day of student body. school. Ledung Thi Nguten Dana Denise Nichols Gymnastics, FBLA, Jr Class Ex Board, SCA, Dance Club, FHA Wendy Lynette Orie Thomas Osborne ‘‘Tom” Football, Track, Football Club- Captain of Grizzilies, Letters in Football and Track Kecia L Parham “Pinky” FBLA Bipin Manilal Patel Cheryl Lynn Perkins Vice Pres of Fresh and Soph Class, Jr.Class and Sr Class Boards, FBLA, SCA Joseph Perry 52 Seniors Larry Randall Pickett VICA Margaret Mary Pimblett Tidewater Challenge, Treas of Mu Alpha Theta, NHS, Model UN, GermanClub, Thespians, Sight and Sound Crew, Science Club.AFS, French Club, Girl‘s State, German and French Awards, Governor's School Gwendolyn Pittman Track, Field Hockey, VICA, FBLA Angelina Lucinda Pitta ““Angie”’ Track, Cross Country, Chorus, FBLA, Keyettes, JA, Honor Roll Carleton Branch Powell Jr JV Football, JV Baseball Latin Club, Sr Class Ex Board Robin Michelle Preas “Mitch” French Club, AFS, Sr Class Ex Board, French Award Adrienne Ruth Privott Veronica Deluise Pullev Marching and Concert Band, Thes- pian, Flag Corp, Keyettes, SCA Pres, FBLA, Drum Major Fresh, Soph, Jr, and Sr Ex Boards, 3rd Runner up in Miss Warwick Paqeant Mollie Taliaferro Quisenberry Tennis, Pres of AFS, Model UN, Keyettes, Jr and Sr Class Ex Boards, Science Club, Spanish Honor Society Dante Xavier Randall “Dr” Choral Union, DECA, Most Im- proved Singer, Out Standing Participation in All CityChorus Stephanie Kay Rice “Steph’’ German Club-Pres, Sight and Sound, NHS-Vice Pres, Drama Club Sec, Jr and Sr ExBoards, Miss Warwick Pageant, Outstand- ing German Student Award Joi Lenore Roberson Latin Club, Fresh, Soph, Jr, and Sr Class Ex Boards, JA, Pep Club, NHS, SCA, Who‘s Whoin Ameri- can Highschool Students, Society of Distinguished Students, Girl's State, French Award Hayes Corinthias Robinson JV and Varsity Football, Who's Who IN American Students Kimberly Suzette Robinson Field Hockey, Softball Team, FBLA, FHA, AFS, Homecoming Queen David Chapman Rodenhizer Latin Club, Science Club, Math Club, Shop Latanja M Rogers Ronnie Maria Rodwell ‘“Bunny”’ JV and Varsity Field Hockey, Track, AFS, FBLA Sr Class Shenee’ Latoya Royal Swimming, Dancing, FBLA, Pep Club, Band Melissa Lee Ruskey “Missy” AFS-Vice Pres, Keyettes-Parl., Jr and Sr Class Ex Board, German Club, Drama Club, Miss Warwick Pageant, Science Club, MHS Tawanna Rena Salter “Na” Seniors 53 Sharon Lynn Schreiber Basketball, Tennis, AFS, Basketball Trophy Gregory Thomas Shanks Key Club,German Club- Pres,Marching and Jazz Band,MHS Sandra Leigh Sholar ‘“San-San” NHS-Chap,Spanish Honor Society,MHS,Concert Band,Flag Corp,Model UN,Soph and Jr Class Ex Board,Spanish Club-His,Girl’s State,Who’s who,Miss Warwick Pageant Kurt Alan Slye AFS,NHS,MHS,Soph,Jr,And Sr Class Ex Boards,Key Club,Spanish Club,French Club,Model UN,Drama Club Austina Nannette Smith “Tina” FBLA Carleisa Renea Smith “Lisa” VICA, AFS, FBLA Joel Gary Smith Varsity Football, Varsity Tennis, Industrial Arts, Science Club, Sr Class Ex Board-Sgt at ARMS, Homecoming Court Michael Jerod Smith “Smith” Basketball, Basketball Club Hectic Year Causes Srs. To Seek Relaxation Melan Holman shows her true Raider spirit with buttons.ribbon,ect. | Seniors are overwhelmed by Drummond's class, 54 Seniors John Kenneth Snyder “George” JV and Varsity Baseball,Key Club- Sgt at Arms Sharon Soloman ‘Shorty FBLA, Freshman Class Jeffrey P. Speight ‘‘Jeff: Football, Wrestling, Soccer, Key Club, Fresh Class, IASIA-Pres, Band, All District Soccer Team Mitchio Aretha-Francine Speller ‘“Mitch”’ DECA, FBLA Vicki Monique Spratley JA Kelly Suzanne Stanley JV and Varsity Cheerleader, Mas- cot, AFS, Science Club, DECA, Sr and Jr Class, Homecoming Court Robert Stewart Pennie M Stitzel Sharminese Deenene Taybron “Precious” JV and Varsity Cheerleading, Track, FBLA, DECA, SCA-Vice Pres, Spanish Club, KeyetteHomecoming Court, Miss Warwick Pageant Danny Phillip Taylor “‘Dan”’ German Club Larry Taylor Barbara Thompson Beth Ann Thomson NHS-Sec, Keyettes, Sr Class Ex Board, Jr Class, Sight and Sound, Spanish Club, Drama Club James Lewis Thorpe Chess, Model UN, Spanish Award Letita E. Tibbs “Tisha” DECA, SCA, FBLA Spurgeon Pollard Toney “Chris’’, “Tom Cruise”’ Varsity Baseball, Thespians, DECA Monica Elisa Tonkins ‘‘Moni” Intramural Softball, FBLA, French Club, Jr Class Ex Board, VICA Leon Edward Turner “Lee” NJROTC-Drill Team Commander Samuel Turner Joi F Unangst Senior 55 Srs. Contribute To School Life Andrew Lee Vann Rodney Jerome Vaughan BRock: Football, Track, Football Club Elizabeth Diane Vest Gymnastics, FBLA, German Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, HOSA David Matthew Viernes Brad Vincent JV and Varsity Baseball, Latin Club-Vice Pres, German Club, Key Club, AFS Roderick Maurice Waddell “Rod” Track, Spanish Club, FBLA Jeannette B. Wall ‘“Nette” Spanish Club-Vice Pres, AFS, Jr and Sr Class Ex Boards, Keyettes, Spanish Honor Society, Choral Union, Chamber Music Susan Elizabeth Watson ‘‘Su- sie”’ Fresh, Soph, Jr, and Sr, Class Ex Boards, Spanish Club, Keyettes James Theoaphosia Webb “Loss Boy” NJROTC, Samantha Leigh Wessel “Sam” Keyettes, AFS, German Club, Jr and Sr Class Ex Boards, Drama, Society of Distinguished American Students Cynthia Vanique Whitaker Milton I Whitaker Shirley Beth Whitehead NHS,MHS,German Club,Society of Disting .Am. High School Stu- dents Tiffany Renee Whitehead JV and V Cheerleader,Sr Class Anita Rochelle Whitley “Nita” Field Hockey,SCA,French Club-Chap, Sr Class Ex Board Michael Anthony Wiechman JV and V Baseball,Latin Club, Best Off Player in Baseball Felicia Wilkins AFS,Model UN,FBLA Reba Annette Wilkins Marci Joy Wilks “Marc” Annual Staff,Spanish Club,Spanish Honor Society,Pep Club,Jr and Sr Class ExBoards,Keyettes 56 Seniors Angelique Laurette Williams Dance Club,SCA,AFS,Science Club, Homecoming Court Christine Denise Williams Track,JA Gregory Kelton Williams Patsy A. Williams ‘Arthur’ Pep Club,Spanish Club,Sr Class Ex Board,JA,SCA Keith Dewitt Wilson Football, Track, DECA-Vice Pres Preston Lamonte Woods Lori M. Wright HERO.-Treas,Thespian,Drama Club,FBLA,Sight and Sound Rosemary Louise Young ‘‘Rose”’ NHS,MHS,Concert and Marching Bands,Sight and Sound-Pres,Flag Corp,Jr and Sr Class Ex Board,Drama Club,Miss Warwick Pageant,IASIA April Kelly Yow French Club-Sec,Fresh,Soph,Jr,and Sr Class Ex Boards,Choral Union, NHS,RegionalChorus, National Arion Award Bl AERIS ELAM SE YE EIR Andy Vann and Mark Logan take time out to pose for a picture. Seniors 57 NO ONE DOES IT LIKE SENIORS DO oe 58 Seniors Seniors 59 SENIORS FRESHMEN JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Leslie Abbott Blair Allen Jerome Allen Richard Anderson Barbra Andrew Yasmin Austin Myron Avent Charles Bacon Littita Banks Sandra Banks Tyrone Banks Robert Barbour Ramona Barfield Robyn Barnes Tim Barnes 60 Juniors Nita Barrett Benni Baskerville James Baumann Lewis Beale Mary Beth Beane Bryan Beatty Tammy Belcher Rochelle Bell Robin Beverly Adam Birt Brian Bishop Sandra Blackburn Timothy Blanchard Paul Boatman Mark Bolden Robin Boney Pamela Boswell Michael Bowling Sheryl Boykin Chanda Branch Timothy Brandt Sherry Brandtly Stephanie Braxton Gilbert Brett Cynthia Brinkley Barbara Brown Charles Brown Dorothy Brown Jimmy Brown Matthew Brown Juniors 61 Michelle Brown Tamara Brown Jason Browne Sherri Brontley Tracey Bunting Joseph Butler Alan Byrum Julie Callis Shiela Callis Timothy Capps Richard Carden Sonya Carney Sharon Carpenter Cassandra Chappell Charles Charity Martha Granger and Deborah Speight work hard for the future. Juniors working har Camellia Choung Ann Chu Mary Ann Church Alneda Clark David Cockes April Cofield Melissa Cook Christina Cooper Michelle Cooper Roderick Cooper Vincent Cooper Michael Cosby Brian Crawford Kimberly Crigger Sherry Crocker Wendy Crotts Sterling Crutchfield David Darden Anthony Davis Kelvin Davis Angela Delk Tracey Diggs Wesley Diggs Susan Dixon Raymond Downs Tommy Downs Sharon Dupree Shannon Durham Priscilla Eaton Clinton Edwards Juniors 63 Onnie Edwards Sherry Edwards Sharon Elam Carla Eley JoAnne Ellis Ceasar Emano Lillian Everette Stacy Faulk Chery! Faulkner Curtis Flemmings Joseph Forbes Sherman Ford Charles Forrester Sarina Fox Charlene Fraley Jetanna Futrell Nicole Gatling Lorenzo Gilbert Chandra Gilchrist Sharron Gills Wanda Glee Regina Goforth Sabrina Golden Mark Goodrich Martha Granger Brian Gray Jeffery Green Raymond Green Michael Gregory 64 Juniors —-. Rachel Gribble Kevin Griffith Christine Halstead Jerry Hanks Michael Harris Sheryl Harris Sonya Harris Yvonne Harris Gregory Hatchett Ladania Hawkins Pal Juniors Mary Stephens, Susan Dixon, Lynn Jones and Sarah Wible are sitten pretty. Junior class has car wash Walt Hayes Keasha Hicks Sandra Hicks Scott Higgins Lisa Hill Juniors 65 66 Juniors Traci Hilliard Ron Hodge Jimmie Hodges Kimberly Hogge Rita Holloway Donna Holub Cindy Hopper Belinda Howard Kevin Howard Michael Howard Lonnie Howell Cheryl Hubbard Gina Hudnall Richard Hume Vernell Hunt Smoother Than! Clayton Anderson, Macsharde Hanks, Mike Memory, and Tim Huff are dressed to a ‘‘T”’. Mary Hutchins Kevin Jackson Terry Jackson Stephen Jahn Carol Jarrell Lisa Jeffries Kecia Jernigan Michael Jernigan Cathy Jeter Andre Johnson Anthony A Johnson Anthony G Johnson Latifa Johnson Melvin Johnson Antionette Jones Keith Jones Lorenza Jones Rebecca Jones Sean Jones Darren Jordan Raymon Joyner Terry Judge Raymond Kaloustian Lisa Kerlin Patricia Kerlin Julie Kinard Laura Kirk Clyde Kittles Francene Kummer Kim Lacon Juniors 67 68 Juniors Douglas Lamb Wendy Lamm Sharon Lassiter Sherri Lassiter Casey Lawrence Samantha Ledford Sharon Leggett Deborah Little Alfred Logan Carol Longest Andrewton Lucas Zorina Machado Vivan Mangrum Donna Manley Steven Manning Bobby Mason John Mattison Stephanie Mayhew Donald Mayo Barbara Mccann Who is the Fool ? NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Scott Willamson and Mike Memory show enthusiasm for basket ball. April McCraw Lena McDaniel Latonja McDonald Melissa McDonald Tammy McDonald Angela McGhee Lelia McMillan Mike Memory Chris Messick John Middleton Fred Minnigerode Doug Mintz Edward Mitchell Tammy Mitchell Candace Mobley Laura Montgomery Keshia Moore Eddie Morgan Melvin Mosley Paula Moss William Nuckols Scott O’dell Margaret Osborne Shannon Outlaw Michael Overby Gail Newman Leteranna Nicholson Scott Nicholson Kim Nickols Todd Norman Juniors 69 4 Michelle Overby Pyongkon Pak Jackie Parker Terence Parker Theresa Payne Robert Peacock Michael Peay Rodney Peele Chris Perry Russel Perry Tracey Perry Saprena Peterson Richard Phillips Harry Pierce Ronald Pittman Thomas Pittman Denise Pitts Kris Powell Leroy Price Burnell Pulley James Purdie Angela Rains Gary Rinson Stephanie Reamon John Rice Linda Richardson Robin Richardson Isac Robertson Charles Robinson Patrice Robinson 70 Juniors a Robert Roper Greg Royal Shenee Royal Rodney Ruffin Timothy Ruhl Kimita Saunders Raymond Savage Andrew Savedge Christopher Chappell Anesa Scott Darrick Scott Sonya Scott Terrill Seymore Charles Sharpe Joy Sheldo We got class Juniors 71 72 Juniors Melinda Simmons Bobby Smith Darrell Smith Linwood Smith Lytonia Smith Mark Smith Morris Smith Richard Smith Christine Spangler Deborah Speight Greg Spencer Earnest St. Clair Mark St. Ours Tonya Stanfield Lamar Steele Mary Stephens William Stewart Penny Stitzel James Stocks Theresa Stokes Richard Stover Petra Stubbs Tai Swindells Robert Swinnie Lamont Swittenburg Duane Taylor Kishawna Taylor Reid Taylor Johnetta Thomas Johnny Thompson Rachel Thompson Elizabeth Tongier Robert Tranium Tammy Trogden John Turner Mick Underwood Doug Via Daniel Vines Warren Vines Kenneth Walker Richard Walker Howard Wallace Darlene Wallace Tracey Walton Heidi Ware Juniors 73 74 duniors Kathy Washington Leslie Watkins Amy Watson Eileen Wayne Joey Wienburg Monica Wells Sharon Wells Mary Anne West Michael White Sarah Wible Karen Wikstrom Robbie Wilburn Cynthia Willersdorf Jacqueline Williams Reggie Williams Steve Williams Scott Willamson Mary Wilson Yuri Wilson Debora Wippermann Cindy Woodcock Bernie Wooden Marvin Woods Robyn Wyche Juniors workin hard a, Chip OP de a ‘ : | snes é: ) SENIORS JUNIORS FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES GLITTER Michelle Akers James Alexander Daphne Allen Karen Allen Tina Allen Judy Amburgey Clayton Anderson Jeri Andrews Rod Arnold Ronald Artis Ramonda Ashe Bruce Bain Hope Bain Vivian Baines Shannon Baker 76 Sophomores Chiquita Banks David Banks Kathy Banks Chris Barfield Danny Barnes Jason Beasley Scott Beatty Steve Becton Valerie Belcher Michelle Blow Scott Bohn Tracey Bonner John Boyd Mark Boyd Tammy Boyd Mike Bradley Larry Bradsher Evora Braxton Cynthia Brayboy Cleveland Brown James Brown Keith Brown Lehmuel Brown Rose Brown Tamara Brown Melissa Bryant Steve Butler Anthony Byrd Kevin Byrd Crystal Cain Jeremy Call Margaret Calvert Charles Campell Jerome Campell David Carmichael Sophomores 77 Gary Carter Marlinda Carter Brian Carver Cassandra Chappell Courtney Clark Elizabeth Clements Jay Conner Renee Cook Jaqueline Cooper Anita Cotton Lisa Counts Carla Cradle Georchia Craighead Marita Craighead Brian Crawley Amy Creasman Wesley Dangerfield James Daniel Reggie Daughtery Jill David Amy Davis Monty Davis Renee Davis Samuel Davis Cheryl Dawson Andre DeLoatch Sue DeWitt Warren DeWitt Bryan Dickson Bobby Dixon Marie Dixon Trinette Doles Ginger Doughty Heidi Edelblute Tressa Edler 78 Sophomores SOPHOMORES HERE... THERE... AND EVERYWHERE Alan Edwards Amanda Edwards Charma Edwards Trina Edwards David Elvington LaRonda Everett Lillian Everett Dawn Eways Jim Farmer Bonnie Feagans Meg Feely Pedro Fernandez Kelly Fisher Faye Fleming Karen Foster Sharon Foster Charles Fuller Bethany Gatewood Yolanda Gatewood Danny Gautier Sophomores, always studying. Sophomores 79 Jeanie Gibson Mike Gifford Joseph Golden Katrina Golden Denise Grant Vicky Graves Antionette Green Corey Gregg Bobby Griffin Dale Griffith Cheryl Gunn Deanna Hall Derek Hardy Bobby Hare Jimmy Harris Robert Harris Sylvia Harris Heidi Edelblute dresses for 50’s Day. 80 Sophomores Randy Harsey Renee Hart Aprel Hartsfield Kevin Healy Cheryl Henry Lisa Herbert Tony Hickman Randy Hill Steve Hinton James Hitchcock Herbert Holley Dawn Holmes Nathanial Howard Tim Hubbard Sherry Jackson Clyde Jefferson Paula Jeffrey Shelly Jeter Bill Johnson Carla Johnson Sophomores 81 SOPHOMORES ANTICIPATE JUNIOR YEAR Delray Johnson Dwayne Johnson Terri Johnson Traci Johnson Tony Jollie Billy Jones Brian Jones Curtis Jones Eugene Jones Sarah Jones Timmy Jones Van Jones Tessy Joyce Jacinta Joyner Jason Keatts Chris Kowalski Calvin Langford Vincent Lassiter Mark Lawrence Thomas Lawrence Kyle Lawson Melode Lazzaro Christy Lilley Kevin Lint Charles Little Mary Lovell Mynette Majette Steve Malloy Kathy Martin Robby Martin 82 Sophomores Elbert Mason Calvin Massey Donald Matthews Sonja Maxwell Karen Mayo Brian McHugh Maurice McIntyre Ben McKeel Tim Means Rod Melvin Herman Meredith Donald Metcalf Debra Middleton John Mills Rob Mills Edward Milteer Kristin Mitchell Angelia Moore Beth Moore Elaine Moore Eric Moore Shannon Moore Adam Morgan Michelle Monelle Bernard Moyler Mike Nelson Johnny Nichols Michael Nichols Brian Nicholson Tamara Nicholson Joe Nocon Anthony Noel Kontara Norman Todd O’Connor Larry Orie Sophomores 83 James Orr Gary Owens Ronnie Owens Alvita Paige Jane Painter Bruce Parker Curtis Parker Jackie Parker Jeff Parker Joe Parker Leroy Parker Dawn Payton Jimmy Pearce Michael Powell Jay Pepper Jevonne Perry Kim Perry Bennie Pettaway Hunter Philips Gus Philos Clayton Pitt Michelle Powell Tracy Powell Burnell Pulley Teresa Quesenberry Hillary Quisenberry Cara Ramey Tracey Redden Sheryl Reid Rochelle Reves Sonja Richardson Tina Richie Olanda Ridley Amy Riffle Melissa Robinson 84 Sophomores SOPH. PARTICIPATE IN EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Y ie Glenn Rogers Kenneth Ruffin Lisa Savage Stephanie Scott Tina Seabron Allison Seymore Thelma Shaw Terry Shepard Lew Showers Charlene Singleton Wanda Slade Dorothy Smith Kim Smith Thomas Smith Danae Solomon Hope Solomon Traci Sorrell Derek Steele Stephanie Stewart Larry Stith Sophomores 85 Robert Stokes Sharon Strickland Tom Sullivan David Summers Tina Sutphin Tiffany Sutton Grey Tarkenton Chris Tatem Sabrina Taybron Elwanda Taylor Lamont Taylor Michael Taylor Jerry Temple Tana Teter Sharon Tisdale Bobbie Jo Thomas Mautrice Thomas Billy Threatt Angela Turner Kim Turner William Turner Charles VanAllman David Vegh David Vincent Tammy Wainwright Terrence Warren Chanda Washington Annette Watson Laura Webb Belinda Wells Linda Westall Nea White Kenya Whitley Alvin Williams Betty Williams 86 Sophomores Kim Williams Lisa Williams Sean Williamson Dwayne Wills Michelle Winfield Derrick Wood Gary Wooden Shawnie Wooden Theodore Wynn Wendy Wynn Cynthia Dawson Juanita Greene Rob Holden Shannon Thomas Julie Ton Ursula Webb Rhonda White Melvin Williams Keith Yarbough Dawn Eways and Jane Painter enjoy working with computers Kenya Whitley represents the Sophomore Class during homecoming. Sophomores 87 Mypeascnt Mp 7 ‘ Bethany Gatewood and Cara Ramey take a break during school. Kathy Martin participates during Spirit Week. 88 Sophomores IN MEMORIAM ... DENISE DAVIS Sonnet It is not death, that sometime in a sigh This eloquent breath shall take it speechless flight; That sometime these bright stars, that now reply In sunlight to the sun, shall set in night; That this warm conscious flesh shall per- ish quite, And all life’s ruddy springs forget to flow; That thoughts shall cease, and the immor- tal spright Be lapped in alien clay and laid below; It is not death to know this,-but to know | That pious thoughts, which visit at new graves | In tender pilgrimage, will cease to go | So duly and so oft,-and when grass waves Over the past-away, there may be then To resurrection in the minds of men. by Thomas Hood Sophomores 89 3 4 a‘ CIEXSSnO WS SOPHOMORES iP ANS Eee 90 Sophomores Sophomores 91 Tyrone Abbensetts Jennifer Alford Roy Alister Glenn Alligood Michele Alston Jeff Anthony Traci Arnett Jean Atkins Nikki Aucion Dionne Avant Yvette Baines Donna Baker Denise Baldwin Mike Banks Pierre Baptist Jennifer Barbour Lori Barnes 92 Freshmen SENIORS JUNIORS FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES The Young and the Restless Thomas Barnette Laura Barrack Steve Barrow Eric Baskett Jeff Batten Tina Battle Richard Beale Chris Bell Christina Bennae Tim Benson Tim Bethea Greg Bishop Steve Blevins Travis Bowen Darrell Boyd Cindy Bradshaw Ralph Branch Deana Brannigan Ellyson Bratton Kim Braxton Rusty Brewer Steve Brooks Carl Brown Joyce Brown Mark Brown Lamonte Brown Torey Brown Lenord Bryant Mike Byrant Greg Bullis Lavonda Bunn Nicole Burley Jason Burns Jeff Burns John Bye Chris Calaway Sheila Callis Fred Carroll Mike Carter Emmett Chapman Mike Chapman Angela Clark Erica Coleman Lawrence Coleman Rossie Coleman Casey Colgan Jeff Collier Gina Collina Freshmen 93 New Graduation Requirements Frustrate Freshmen Shannon Cook Chris Corey Lavette Council Kim Crawford Anthony Crisman Charles Groom Shenell Cummings Charlita Cutchin James Dalton Richard Daniels Royden Daniels Craig Davis Demetria Davis Milford Davis Richard Davis William Davis Willie Davis Andrew Dawkins Cynthia Dawson Daniel Decker Jennifer Diggs Sharron Diggs Tommy Djubak Bridgett Drew Donna Dupree Kevin Eaton Carl Edwards Kathy Edwards Ronda Effler Alvin Ellington Eric Elliott Ronald Elliott Tammy Elliott Nicole Ellis Yvette Ellis Melissa Everett Ronnie Everette Chris Faulk Greg Feel Ann Feely David Fitzgerald Michell Fletcher 94 Freshmen Laphena Flowers Greg Ford Robert Fowler Anthony Fox Dionne Fox Danny France John French Melvin Garland Jennifer Garrett Jennifer Garris Susan Garriss Damon Gatewood Valerie Gautier Michelle Gibbs David Gibson Bill Glazier Weldon Godfrey Betty Gore Stacey Graham Carla Graves Leon Graves Webb Gray Debbie Green Tina Green Freshmen 95 Freshmen Add New Dimensions to Warwick High Cindy Greene Tahirih Greene Karl Griffin Scott Gurkins Greg Guye Becky Hall Greg Hall Jason Hall Arlene Hamlette Rhonda Hammond McShaun Hanks Jackie Hardin Jennifer Hardy Lisa Hardy Stephen Hare Ron Hare William Harivel Chris Harris John Harris Linda Hartwell Jimmy Harvey Ronald Hatchett Bobby Haywood Lamont Henderson 96 Freshmen Julie Herbert Robin Herndon Kevin Hicks Robert Hicks Deena Hill Hunray Hill David Hobbs Garland Hogge Renee Holden Robert Holden Rhonda Holley Tim Hoover Derrick Howell Donna Huff Anjanette Hughes Larry Iliff Brenda Jackson Christina Jackson Michael Jackson Shawn Jackson Michael Jenkins Donald Jennings Ann Jernigan Robin Jeter Terri Jeter Karen Johns Daisy Johnson Deborah Johnson Sue Johnson Marvin Johnson Rhonda Johnson Stephanie Johnson Tina Johnson Trenton Johnson Vicky Johnson Carl Jones Jamel Jones Lamont Jones Nicole Jones Stephen Jones Urica Jones Wadell Jones Dewitt Joyner Johnny Justice Allan Jutras Wendy Kaloustian Charlene Kemp Scott Kerlin Freshmen 97 Freshmen Strive For Success Michelle Keyser Young Hoon Kim Yun Mi Kim Craig Kimmeth James Kiser Eric Knowlin Cyrus Knox Edger Koelevid Paul Kuchta Floyd Langford Ronald Langford Mark Lawrence Lisa Laws Jennifer Lewis Sandra Lewis Paul Limandri Evelyn Lindsey Donald Linger Lynn Little Scott Lloyd Janee Logan Maria Lopresto Tony Lopez Kammy Lowery Tim Lucas Earl Lupton Ramon Lyons David Lyttle Ernest Majette Donald Manley Michele Manning Athanasios Mantis Crosby Marsh Lance McCormick James McDonald Tkisha McFachern Todd McKinney Ira McMillan Trina McQueen Trinette Medley Dawn Meredith Becky Meyers 98 Freshmen Cary Mills demonstrates her talent for twirling. Robert Mickens Rick Miles Jayme Milhorn Harry Miller Cary Mills Clark Minnigerode Isaiah Montgomery Jonathan Moody Jimmy Moore June Moore Tim Moore Riley Moore Rosalyn Moore Trudi Moore Teddy Morgan Jacy Morris Brad Morton Shelly Moses Arethea Motton Susan Murphy Ricky Napier Kathy Neill Christie Newberry Charles Nichols Kelly Nicholson Brian Oliver Danny Orie Donald Outlaw Brian Owens Cervoni Owens Terry Pair Gail Park Anita Parker Charles Parker Sharon Paxson Michael Perason Freshmen 99 Perze Miguel Lynne Pettit Kevin Pickett Lareese Pierce Monet Pittman Debra Powell John Powell Jimmy Pressy Lutise Pretlow Jacqueline Prince July Prince Tristan Proctor Lori Pruitt Terrance Randolph Chris Ransome Johnnie Rascoe Scott Reeves Tim Rice Cam Rich Laura Richards Evangela Richardson Paul Roberts Charles Robertson Mary Robinson Jeff Rodenhizer Diane Rogers Lee Rogers Glenn Rollins Michelle Rollins Jedene Rooks Tina Rucker Alphenia Ruffin Edward Ruskey Karen Salter Wendy Samsel Alma Samuels Anita Santiful Terry Santiful Ralph Saunders Shawn Savage Linda Schloss Donald Schlosser Vickie Scholl Bernard Scott Steven Scott Thesius Scott Scott Seawell Robert Shackleford 100 Freshmen New Activities Fill the Freshmen Year Curtis Sigler Selina Silver Phyllis Singleton Richard Singleton Timothy Small Edward Smith Georgetta Smith Lillian Smith Pamela Smith Quentin Smith Steven Smith Tammy Smith Trineke Snead Cluverius Solomon Deanna Solomom Rodney Spady Angela Speight Ruby Stacey Michael Stancil Theresa Statzer Andre Steele Eric Steele John Stephens Freshmen find gossip to be part of daily activites. nny Garrett caught performing during half time with the marching band. Freshmen 101 Freshmen On the Way to the Top Phillip Stevens Dianne Stokes Timothy Stokes James Stone Sean Strickland Steve Strickland Steve Suber Lance Summerford Wayne Sutphin Marie Swann Terrance Talley Maria Taybron Paul Taybron Laura Taylor Paul Taylor Stacey Taylor William Taylor Marshall Terry My Hanh Thai Willie Thigpen Angie Thomas Billy Thomas Michael Thomas Shannon Thomas Barbara Thompson Thomas Thomson Tinette Tillery Kevin Titus Marsha Ton James Toney Robert Toney Mardi Truitt Deanna Turner Samuel Turner Ruth Turpin Tonya Tyler Larnel Tynes Tonya Tynes Kevin Tysinger Patricia Underwood Donald Vanderatyden John Vaughan 102 Freshmen Greg Veinot Crystal Venable Anthony Vincent Carrie Walker Fernando Walker Vickie Wall Glenn Wallace Laureen Walton John Ward JoAnn Ward Joseph Washington Brian Watson Monica Watson Yolanda Watson Julie Watts Arthur Weathers Pureta Wellons Keisha Whitaker Rhonda White Darin Wiggins Gary Wiggens Frederick Williams Jeffrey Williams Mariandenise Wishup Sheryl Wishup Harry Wooden Marv in Wooten Carlos Worley Andrea Wright Jenny Alford helps out in the of- Tracey Yellorday fice. Freshmen 103 Freshmen On the Go Jonathon Daniels Ricky Davis Cynthea Frey Korinna Hicks Scott Hudson Dalton Hughes Oscar Jonathon Floyd Keller Walter Leonard Stacy Mann Troy Marshall Tkisha McEachern Donna Patrick Tracy Roberts Robert Savedge Scott Gerald Waltonza Stevenson Micheal Watson Karen Wikstrom Greg Williamson Keler Willson Robert Willoughby Freshmen agree, lunch is the best class. Rusty Ruskey and Randy Jarrelltake a break and disscuss idears. | ; 104 Freshmen Freshmen 105 Students On The Move! ng, soe yes Juniors and Seniors unite to raise money ringing the bell for Keyettes. Missy Ruskey and Ann Kardos listen attentively to the senior class meeting. Greg Bishop and Michael Terry converse at lunch. Stephanie Mayhew and Lena McDaniel sing carols Juniors take a break from lunch to pose for a picture. in Spanish. 106 Classes Candids | Tessy Joyce and Melissa McDonald smile Students help Mrs. Coltraine prepare punch for Keyettes. for a picture. ? Mr.Randy Holder reads all ideas for the prom Seniors vote on mottos for the prom. Classes Candids 107 oF Res 108 Sports Divider Ganero Glory .. . Sports . . . a very vital part of life, espe- cially school life. School sports offer a chance to develop teamwork, skills, and leadership abilities, as well as provide a way to unify the student body. The sports program at Warwick provides individuals with an opportunity to develop self assurance. With this self assurance, these individuals not only bring the glory of victory to themselves, but also to their school. Sports bring enjoyment and entertainment to all members of the student body and faculty. Spectators crowd into Todd Stadium and the gym to view outstanding exhibits of hard work, dedication, and sportsmanship. Also, long hours of difficult practice seem to pay off when an athelete hears the enthusi- astic crowd roaring its encouragement. Victory alone does not bring glory. Glory is seen by the individual’s dedication to and participation in his or her particular sport. Sports Divider 109 The Thrill Of The thrill of victory, the agony of defeat; the Varsity Football team is no stranger to either one. They had a good season, winning tough games and loosing only to highly ranked teams. Hoping to capture the City Title, the Raiders suffered a heartbreaking loss to Ferguson in the last game of the regular season, causing them to tie for the City Championship. The season started long before the first game. Preparation began August 10 with long, hot days of practice, repeated drills, and scrimmages. The Varsity Football team is perhaps the most widely recognized team at Warwick High School. Weekly football games provide students a chance to show their school spirit by cheering and supporting their team. The offense listens intently to Coach Lyons as he gives instruc- tions. WHS Opponent 0 Dinwiddie 26 3 Lafayette 0 14 Menchville 7 0 Hampton 20 19 Denbigh rs 10 Bethel 10 13 Southampton 14 0 Kecoughtan 10 14 Phoebus 8 oD Ferguson 29 Behind the blocking of the offensive line, Milton Whitaker Wins Losses Ties drops back to pass. 4 5 1 110 Varsity Football Varsity Football; First row, left to right: Thomas Osborne, Ron- ald Jones, Robbie Robinson, James Davis, Tim Huff, Angelo Eley, Milton Whitaker, Jeff Speight; Second row: Ray Savage, Robert Brown, Keith Wilson, Darryl Corey, John Clark, Burnell Pulley, Adam Birt; Third row: Curtis Flemings, William Steward, Ron Carden, Bobby Smith, Lamar Steele, Joey Weinburg, Darrick Scott, Anthony Harris , Kevin Byrd, David Darden, Terry Shepard, Victory Waiting on the sidelines is Jeff Speight. Excitement is shown by the Raiders after scoring. Fourth row: Thomas Pittman, Michael Peay, Larry Stith, Chris Boyd, Nathan Medley, Lorenzo Gilbert, Calvin Massey, Tony Teravainen; Fifth row: Stanley Holland, Bobby Griffin, Glenn Rogers; Sixth row: Manager Mark Boyd, Manager Fred Johnson, Derek Steele, Joe Prince, Manager Tim Totten, Manager Carl Brown. We Sue 1 ee ee ity Football 111 .V. - A Future Victorious Varsity J.V. Football: First Row, Left to Right Chris Barfield, Adam Morgan, Chris Boyd, Scott Bohn, Gary Wooden, Bernie Moyler, Ramanda Ashe, Kevin Byrd, Bobby Griffin, Jason Beasley, Dale Griffith, William Davis, Paul Roberts, Tristan Proctor Second Row; Tracy Williams, Vincent Lassiter, James Orr, Rob- ert Holder, Tim Lucas, James Alexander, Anthony Hickman, Johnnie Nichols, Darrell Boyd, Carlos Wood Third Row; Carl Brown, Daryll Henderson, James Stone, Jimmy Kiser, William Long, Mike Watson, Ben Hartsfield, Jason Wil- liams, Anthony Crisman, Coach Comer Breaking tackles against Hampton is Kevin Byrd. .... Practice for the J.V. team begins during the summer. 112 J.V. Football Balls ’n Bats ’n 2 Things Like That cae Second row: Manager Tim Totten, Greg Bishop, Terry Shepard, Bernie Moyler, Kevin Byrd, Paul Modar, Rodney Spady, Jeff Burns. J.V. Baseball: First row, Left to Right; Dennis Guzik, Cam Rich, Shannon Cook, Ellison Bratton, Todd Hollis, Freddie Carroll, Tim Lucas, Timmy Rice, James Stone J.V. Baseball 113 Raiders The Cross Country teams had a lot of ground to cover to keep up with their opponents this sea- son. The Peninsula District presented one of the areas best fields of cross country runners. The Boys’ Cross Country team opened their season with high hopes and a new coach, Holly Crockett. The team placed second in the Norfolk Catholic Invitational Meet and finished sixth in the district, an improvement over last season. The Raiders were led by Senior Ronald Majette. The Girls’ Cross Country team, defending dis- trict champions, had another outstanding season this year. They defeated all of their district oppo- nents and placed highly in all invitational meets. Coach Dirl Riddle had three major goals for the team at the beginning of the season. The first was for the team to win the Peninsula District Meet for the third consecutive year. The second goal was to attempt to win the Eastern Regional Meet. Finally, he wanted the team to place in the top ten at the State Championship Meet. The girls managed to accomplish two of the three goals. They finished first in the district, sec- ond in the region, and tenth in the state. WHS Opponent 28 Kecoughtan Zi, 16 Hampton 43 32 Ferguson 24 42 Denbigh 13 43 Lafayette 16 Boys’ oe Country; First row, Left to Right: Patrick Lee, Coach Holly Crockett, James Harris, Reggie Martin, Jerome Ronald Majette, Andrew Savedge, Joe Nocon, Danny Foretich, Barbour, J.R. Kemp, Danny Gauthier, Manager Robert Tim Small; Second row: Savedge. 114 Cross Country | Striding to the Finish Girls’ Cross Country; First row, Left to Right: Monica Wells, | Second row: Manager Belinda Wells, Rhonda Holley, DeVonne Cissy Martin, Kathy Washington, Michelle Asadi, Angel Colclough, Kim Hogge, Jennifer Isham, Karen Barker, Coach Craighead, Sheryl Harris, Shannon Jeter; Dirl Riddle. WHS Opponent 18 Ferguson 43 9 Denbigh 43 20 Lafayette 31 20 Menchville 43 The race is on with the start of the Warwick and Menchville meet. Heading toward the finish line are Karen Barker, Sheryl Har- ris, and Michelle Asadi. The girls receive strategy from Coach Riddle before a race Cross Country 115 Baseball ‘85 - A Swingin’ Season Varsity Baseball; First row, Left to Right; Fred Minnigerode, Clint Edwards, Brian Bishop, Rob Peacock, Jimmie Hodges, Eddie Marshall, Brad Vincent, Carl Carver, David Vincent, Kenny Walker; Second row; Manager Blair Allen, Coach Keith Garvin, Ray Savage, John Snyder, David Carmicheal, David Griffin, Doug Mintz, Anthony Harris, Mike Wiechman, Micheal Peay, Robbie Martin, Manager Todd Norman. Senior David Griffin catches a ground ball. Carl Carver follows through with his pitch. Garvin returns as Varsity Baseball coach for the 1985 season. 116 Varsity Baseball en oe ) BY Nee aaah eee ete Fe Catcher John Snyder signals to the pitcher. Hoping to advance the base runner, Brad Vincent bunts the ball. Varsity Baseball 117 Presenting. ... . Warwick’s Basketball team - the pride and joy of the school. Two starters from the 83-84 season re- turned for this year - Guy Fauntleroy and Darren Lassiter. Also returning were John Clark, Jimmy Stocks, James Moore, and Tom Pittman. The motivation factor for the success of the team was the enthusiam and intensity of basketball practices. When interviewed by the Daily Press - Times Herald, Lonnie Howell was quoted as saying, “We're Warwick. That scares the opponents. They know we can play because we’re Warwick. Just the name beats them sometimes.” This was true. The Warwick system of defenses was well-known, and perhaps gave the team an ex- tra advantage in winning their third District champi- onship in four years, as well as reaching their goal of going to the Regional playoffs. Controlling the tip, Darren Lassiter jumps ball against Hampton. Coach Harvey--once again showing his spirit and enthusiasm. On defense, Tom Pittman blocks his opponent. 118 Varsity Basketball The Warwick Raider Express Varsity Basketball; First row, Left to Right;Lamont Second row; Thomas Pittman, John Clark, Darren Lassiter, Swittenburg, Jeff Green, Jimmy Stocks, Lonnie Howell, Kevin Guy Fauntleroy, Mike Smith, David Carmichael, Derek Steele. Davis, Mike Memory, Lorenzo Jones, James Moore; During a time-out, Coach Harvey explains a defensive change to the team. WHS Opponent tps: Lafayette 44 64 Phoebus uo 58 Bethel 51 56 Ferguson 53 64 Kecoughtan 66 vm Menchville 70 81 Granby 48 60 Denbigh 42 59 Hampton 38 Le Lafayette 49 42 Phoebus 39 97 Bethel 76 59 Ferguson 55 63 Kecoughtan 5S 73 Menchville 70 48 Maury 78 47 Denbigh 48 77 Hampton 49 Wins Losses With little effort, Mike Smith performs a fast break lay-up shot. 14 4 Varsity Basketball 119 120 Soccer Aiming For The Goal Varsity Soccer; First row, Left to Right; Chuck Collier, Keith | Chappell, Jeff Speight, James Brown, David Hammond, Robert Barnhose, Mike Lashbrook, David Darden, Jeremy Call, Adam Barbour, Edward Mitchell, Scott Bohn, Carles Little, Myron Morgan, Henry Chu, Kevin Healy. Second row; Manager Tracey Aventt, Reggie Martin, Coach Bill Hurdle, Manager Shannon Fry. = Rows sip aa Mike Lashbrook moves toward the goal. J.V. players dive for the ball. Robert Barbour prepares to pass the ball. J.V. Soccer; First row, Left to Right; Chris Kkowaleski, Vickie Scholl, Becky Hall, Royden Daniels, Clark Minnigerode, Angelia Moore. Second row; Manager Amanda Edwards, Charles Little, goal. Ed Fuller, Scott Bohn, Brad Croon, Derrick Howell. Varsity goalie Jeremy Call succeeds in his attempt to block the J.V. goalie Scott Bohn strains to block the goal. The J.V. Soccer team was in a building process during the 1985 season. The team was donimated by eighth graders from various feeder schools. The skills ofthese players will make the team something to be wary of for the next few years. This years team was also unique in that three of its members were female. Angelia Moore, one of these three, was a returning starter from last year. Soccer 121 All That The glory was theirs! Our Warwick Raiderettes had a tremendous 1984-85 season. Taking second in the District and first in the Regionals, Warwick went to the State tournament, making the girls the first Peninsula team to qualify for state since 1979. Traveling to James Madison University, the girls played in the semi-finals to beat South Lakes. South Lakes had a twenty-game winning streak, but was defeated by a score of 35-30. During the finals, however, the girls were defeated and became the State Runner-Up for the 84-85 season . Led by Coach Bob Worthington, the Raiderettes finished their season with an overall record of twen- ty-five wins and four losses. WHS Opponent JZ Lafayette 18 59 Phoebus 28 42 Bethel 38 56 Ferguson 32 44 Kecoughtan ey! fA Menchville Zi 61 Granby 33 63 Denbigh 39 61 Hampton 38 56 Lafayette 19 46 Phoebus ya | 44 Bethel ee) 62 Ferguson 25 38 Kecoughtan 44 BZ Menchville 30 58 Maury Zi. 56 Denbigh 34 58 Hampton 43 Wins Losses 16 2 Glitters Is The Glory : ‘ Reaching above the others, Mary Hutchins and Christine Cooper work for a score. Girls’ Basketball; First row, Left to Right; Linda Schloss, Steph- anie Scott, Sharon Schreiber, Randy Edler, Brenda Mclntyre, Christine Cooper; Second row; Coach Bob Worthington, Manager Jackie Prince, Manager Stephanie Braxton, Manager Kim Braxton, Shelly 122 Girls’ Basketball Hayes, Rhonda Hammond, Gail Newman, Annette Jones, Ta- mara Brown, Dorothy Brown, Mary Hutchins, Karen Foster, Sharon Foster, Jill Vickie Scholl. Simmons, Kris Powell (Stats), Manager Of Victory Hoping for another victory, Shelley Hayes makes a lay-up shot. Warwick gains the advantage as Christine Cooper takes control of the tip. Scoring with ease is Mary Hutchins. Coach Bob Worthington instructs his team during a time-out. = Girls’ Basketball 123 Boys’ Tennis; First row, Left to Right; Cesar Emano, Pyongkon Pak; Second row; Gary Smith, Bart Drummond. Not pictured; Jeff Parker, Jeff Rodenhizer, and Brian Bacon. Under the direction of Coach Bob Cislo, the Boys’ Tennis team worked hard. Top player Bart Drum- mond led the team during the 1985 season. Number two was Brian Bacon, while Jeff Parker played third. Ranked fourth on the team was Gary Smith. Jeff Rodenhizer occupied the fifth spot. Sixth and seventh were Pyongkon Pak and Cesar Emano. : fo tom ee RRR SR pS tector amen, Returning the ball to his opponent is Gary Smith. Demonstrating his backhand, Pyongkon Pak shows determination. layers Show Good ‘Courtsmanship’ 124 Boys’ Tennis “ateM__ N.N. Relays = ma Renamed Conn- s Madden Relays The members of the 1985 Outdoor Track team were: Vivian Baines, Dorothy Brown, Kara Casey, Jacqueline Davis, Charma Edwards, Nicole Gatling, Stacey Graham, Sheryl Harris, Shelly Hayes, Chan- dra Jernigan, Shannon Jeter, Dawn Payton, Sonya Scott, Mary Wilson, Christopher Barfield, Anthony Crisman, Willie Davis, Rodney Edwards, Bobby Grif- fin, James Harris, Gregory Hatchett, Andre Hud- son, Ronald Majette, Calvin Massey, Joseph Nocon, Thomas Osborne, Darrick Scott, Thesius Scott, Wil- liam Steward, Larry Stith, and Paul Taybron. Outdoor Track 125 Glory Is Just A Bounce Away Girls’ Tennis; First row, Left to Right; Jill David, Meg Feely, Second row; Manager Bart Drummond, Kristin Mitchell Martha Granger, Sharon Schreiber, Jenny Alford, M elissa Mc- Rhonda Hammond, Isabel Botelho, Mary Kate Gedro, Mollie Donald; Quisenberry, Jane Painter, Coach Helen Travis. Striving to win her match, Martha Granger returns the ball. With style and form, Mary Kate Gedro serves the ball to her opponent. Coach Helen Travis gives pointers to Jill David, Meg Feely, and Kristen Mitchell. The Warwick Girls’ Tennis Team had an out- standing season. The girls’ district record was three wins and five losses. This record was the best held by the team in seven years. Under the coaching of Mrs. Helen Travis, the girls not only played well, but also learned good sportsmanship. Senior Mary Kate Gedro played number one this year. Number two was Martha Granger. Jill David played third and Mollie Quisenberry played fourth, while Meg Feely was fifth. Number six was Kristen Mitchell. | 126 Girls’ Tennis le eer i: ec tay Con Boys’ and Girls’ Indoor Track; First row, Left to Right; Angela Delk, Ronald Majette, Micheal Peay, LaTonya Smith, Rodney Vaughan, Coach John Quillen, Ramona Barfield, Joey Weinberg, Milton Whitaker, Ronald Jones; Second row; Shannon Jeter, Chandra Faulk, Rhonda Holley, Devonne Colclough, Andre Hudson, Joe Nocon, Eric Moore, Tracey Bonner, Larry Stith; Sheryl Harris Track And Field Moves Third row; Chandra Jernigan, Denise Wilson, Carol Goode, Viv- ian Baines, Willie Davis, Monica Wells, Keith Wilson, William Stewart, Eric Elliott; Fourth row; Robert Allen, Morris Smith, Charles Charity, Chris Boyd, Sheryl Harris, Jay Harris, Marita Craighead, Ramone Lyons, Manager Belinda Wells. ‘2 + Coach Thad Madden, a Warwick coach for many years, died on December 29, 1984. As a track and football coach, he led many teams to victorious seasons. In honor of Coach Madden, the New- port News Relays were renamed the Conn-Madden Relays. Under the leadership of Head Coach John Quil- len, the Indoor Track team had a very successful season. The team ran in various invitational meets during the season, such as the Trojan Relays Invita- tional and the Lynchburg Track and Field Christmas Invitational. The girls’team placed first in the D.C. Indoor Track Invitational. The outstanding runners from the team were Chandra Jernigan and James Harris. The outstand- ing field participants were Vivian Baines and Rod- ney Edwards. The M.V.P.s were Shannon Jeter and Andre Hudson. Indoors Indoor Track 127 Golfers Are Just Out For A Drive Led by Coach Bill Hurdle, the Warwick golfers had a very successful season. Senior Marwan Mina qualified for the Regional tournament. Many years had passed since a member of the Warwick golf team received an honor such as this. — — Be £ A ps ; i? Senior Marwan Mina shows the style that earned him a place in Golf; First row, Left to Right; Leslie Abbott, Clark the Regional tournament. Minnigerode, Marwan Mina: . Second row; Coach Bill Hurdle, Fred Minn igerode, Keith Tracey Johnson shoots over an opponent while Tim Jones and Barnhouse, Scott Williamson. David Wessel fight for the rebounding position. 128 Golf el mF Via, =a J.V. Keeps The Tradition Going The J.V. Basketball team, not known for drawing large crowds to their games, worked hard and played well through the 1984-85 season. Under the coaching of Grant Robinson, the team held a record of twelve wins and four losses. The team also fin- ished in second place among the other district teams. The team was led by Nathaniel Howard who scored an average of nineteen points a game. Joe Prince was the leading rebounder and averaged fifteen points a game. Tony Wood came on about mid-way through the season to average twelve points a game. The other players also contributed very much in making this year successful. During a time-out, Coach Robinson discusses strategy with his players. Heads above the others, Steve Malloy puts in a missed shot for the Raiders. J.V. Basketball; First row, Left to Right; Ron Corey, Tony Second row; David Summers, Joe Prince, Gary Wooden, Mike Wood, Charles Little, Clayton Anderson, Brian Watson, Jimmy Taylor , Tracey Johnson, Timmy Jones, Steven Mallory, Harvey, McShawn Hanks, Nathaniel Howard; Ramonda Ashe, Mark Holden. J.V. Basketball 129 Sticking With It The Field Hockey season began on August 10 with daily practices. Through running, drills, and scrimmages, the team was prepared to start their regular season. This season did not pass without bringing prob- lems. The team started the season with a victory and continued to play well. However, goalie Deborah Speight was injured while cheering, and was therefore out for the rest of the season. This looked like the end of the season for the varsity team, but the team members stuck together and a new and inexperienced goalie was chosen and put in position. Even through this situation, the team members continued to perform well and were re- warded with an even season of six wins and six losses. Some top scorers for the team were Paula Atkins, Sherri Foster, Gail Newman, Bonnie Rodwell, and Randy Edler. Inman: ee uge PT LT Waiting tor her turn to perform, Kim Robinson prepares her strategy. Goalie Deborah Speight struggles to carry her equipment on the field. ae Preparing to take control of the ball is Randy Edler. P 130 Varsity Field Hockey Varsity Field Hockey; First row, left to right: Colette Combs, Second row: Coach Carolyn Stephenson, Theresa Payne, Kim Lacon, Randy Edler, Deborah Speight, Ramona Barfield, Linda Richardson, Sherri Foster, Kim Robinson, Gail Newman, Bonnie Rodwell, Paula Atkins; Anita Whitley, Carla Eley, Carol Goode, Jackie Davis, Kim Saunders, Shannon Durham. Taking the ball from her opponent is Randy Edler. WHS Opponent 1 Tabb 0 1 Hampton Rds. Ac. = 0 Denbigh 3 1 Lafayette 2 3 Ferguson 1 1 Bruton 0 0 Menchville 2 1 Ferguson 0 1 Menchville v2 1 York 0 1 Denbigh : 0 0 Lafayette 2 Wins Losses 6 6 Varsity Field Hockey 131 Showing Their Power And Strength WHS Opponent 28 Denbigh 36 28 Hampton 42 23 Menchville 39 46 Ferguson 24 20 Lafayette 41 Bo Bethel 32 59 Kecoughtan 2 60 Phoebus 1S 53 Maury 18 38 Beddingfield 30 16 Cary, N.C. oo 41 Chapel Hill 24 TS Great Bridge a! 34 Kellam 29 29 Norview 35 46 Green Run Zo Rod Melvin is working to escape from his opponent. Sinking the ‘chicken wing’ for the pin is Jeff Speight. The Warwick Wrestling team finished the season with a record of 4-4 in the District and 9-8 overall. The team was highlighted by Angelo Eley, Jeff Speight, Reggie Martin, Tim Huff, James Davis, and Tony Jones. The team watched as Angelo Eley and Tim Huff captured their second District champion- ship and James Davis received his first. Jeff Speight and Reggie Martin finished second at their respective weight classes and Tony Jones took fourth in the District. The Raiders put six members in the Regional match and three members in the State competition. Angelo Eley finished third in the state at 119 pounds. Tim Huff finished fourth in the state at 145 pounds. James Davis received a trip to state by placing third in Regionals at 167 pounds. 132 Varsity Wrestling | Captain Angelo Eley receives another takedown. Angelo had Varsity and J.V. Wrestling; First row, Left to Right; Richard eighty takedowns for the year. Davis, Randy Jarrell, Rusty Ruskey, Bob Haywood, Gary Wiggins, Larry Bradsher; Second row; Rod Melvin, Greg Bullis, Ed Fuller, Darrell Boyd, Jeremy Call, Robert Savedge; Third row; Tim Huff, Jeff Speight, Troy Marshall, Angelo Eley, Reggie Martin, Mat Brown, Tony Jones. En route to the pin, Angelo Eley shows a ‘double chicken wing’ Avoiding the tilt is Reggie Martin. Varsity Wrestling 133 V.- The Champs Of The Future J.V. Field Hockey; First row, Left to Right; Minyarn Williams, Alphenia Ruffin, Tressa Edler, Cheri Jackson, Karen Foster, Chandra Jernigan, Ford Porter, Doris Moss, Ann Feely; Second row; Manager Sylvia Harris, Alisa Payne, Penny A cool, refreshing break is enjoyed by Angela Speight, Heidi Edelblute, and Ann Feely. Offensive player Karen Foster gets the ball from her opponent. This year’s J.V. Field Hockey team, under the coaching of Darlene Best, remained almost unde- feated during the entire season. The mighty Raiderettes were led offensively by Karen Foster who scored many goals through the 1984 season. Sherry Jackson, the team’s center halfback, led the team defensively. With a final record of ten wins, one tie, and one loss, the team members proved that they were able to hold the score against many tough teams, such as Denbigh, Tabb, Lafayette, and Menchville. The Raiderettes finished the season in first place in the District. 134 J.V. Field Hockey Edwards, Trinette Medley, Kim Braxton, Daphne Allen, Hope Solomon, Mautrice Thomas, Heidi Edelblute, Angela Speight, Coach Darlene Best. DIFFERENT STROKES 139 CLUBS DIVIDER Leading The Way The N. H. S. raises money for the fall The S.C.A. is a club that serves the students and and spring inductions by having as well as the community. This year the S.C.A. has carwashes, bakesales, and selling sponsored various activities such as dances and spirit carnationg mata Than teormmemUslearnies: EES Wee S.C.A. also sponsors such community ser- vices like Toys for Tots and the Thanksgiving food and Easter. We provide a tutoring service drive. to those students at Warwick who are falling behind in their studies. National Honor Society: lst row- Anson Christian, Shirley Whitehead, Beth Thompson, Danny Marshall, Mary Kate Gedro, Stephanie Rice, Sandy Scholar, Sharon Gibson,2nd row- James Choung, Keith Barnhouse, Kurt Slye, Patrick Lee, Carl Carver, Ka- ren Barker, Shanon Jeter, Joi Roberson, Cheryl Perkins, Dawn Munden, 3rd row- Judy Garriss, Dara Howes, Missy Ruskey, Susie Watson, Samantha Wessell, Melan Holman, Margaret Pimblett, Robbie Aaron, not pictured: Anita Whitley. SCA: Ist row- Joe Nocon, Anita Whitley, Veronica Pulley. 2nd row- Stephanie Braxton, Patsy Wil- liams, Kathy Washington. 3rd - Rick t i NHS “indlicies’ prepares‘ for, the! final -stagostat tic aa sae ae eae rd row- Ricky Stover, Sheryl Perkins, Jay Roberson. 4th row- Melan fall induction ceremonies. ; j 140 Clubs SCA members Joe Nucon and Charmonise Taybron collect food for the Thanksgiving food drive. SCA sponcer Mrs. Jordan,helps with the food drive. S.C.A. President Veronica Pulley dresses up for 50’s Day, one of the many activities the S.C.A. sponsors during spirit week. care ceremamnagsna a arociny daar Senna A ER ee Clubs 141 Computer Club (L to R) lst row: Mike Bowling, Tana Teeter, Grey Tarkenton, Mr. Horne. 2nd row: Chuck VanAllman, Paul Kuchta, Terrence Parker, Mike Nichols. 3rd row: Tom Smith, Brian Nicholson, Greg Minter, David Banks. 4th row: Benni Baskerville, Tyrone Banks, Charma Edwards, Reginald Martin. Model U.N. member Robert Sharp prepares forthe judges at the U.Va. mock conference. , Karen Barker, Anson Christian, Rosemary Young and Sharon Gibson look over perspective inductees to the Math Honor Society. | 142 Clubs Model U.N. First Row: Grey Tarkenton, Mary Kate Gedro, Anson Christian, Molly Quisenberry Second Row:Angie Moore, Kurt Slye Third Row: Laura Kirk, Dara Howes, Robert Barbour, Edward Mitchell Fourth Row: Margaret Pimblett, Mr. Fields (sponsor) Sandy Scholar. M.H.S. member Sharon Gibson cuts the oring the new members. cake hon- Clubs for all Sorts _ Students who join Warwick’s Model J.N. Club face a lot of work. Their yrimary responsibility is to thoroughly re- earch countries assigned to them by uni- versities who sponsor mock United Nation essions. Once the nations are researched, he students must accurately portray the ‘ountries at the mock confrence. Based ipon the accuracy of the portraals, stu- ients are presented varying degrees of iwards. Warwick’s Model U.N. organazation had 1 very successful season in 1983 -1984. It recieved honorable mention awards from both Old Dominion University and Georgetown Universiy for it’s portrayal of South Africa and the People’s Republic of Chinain those institution’s mock U.N. sessions.In 1985-85, the group has already received a first place and to hon- orable mentions for it’s representations of Nicaragua and France at the University of Virginia’s November conference’and the students look forward to the challenge of prtraying Sweden at Georgetown Universi- ty’s February session. Math Honor Society: 1st row- Shannon Jeter, Patrick Lee, Margaret Pimblett, Sharon Gibson, Danny Marshall Shirley Whitehead, 2nd row- Rosemary Young, Stier: Dixon, Martha Granger, Kathy Washington, Chandra Gilchrist, Eric Francis, 3rd row- Jeannette Edwards Mary Kate Gedro, Beth Ann Thompson, Judy Sarcies, Sandy Sholar, Samantha Wessell, Missy Ruskey, James Moore, 4th row- Mike Weichman, Greg Shanks, Kurt Slye, Carl Carver, Anson Christian, Keith Barnhouse David Rodenhizer, David Griffin, 5th row- Kristin Powell. Camelia Choung, Michael Bowling, Sonny Price, Marwin Mina, David Darden, Robie Aaron, Karen Barker. The Computer Club was established to, promote programming among Warwick’s students. To aheive this goal in the 1984- 85 school year,we have planned a series of excursions to Idale computer facilities. Inaddition to these excursions, we have planned to host a few speakers on differ- ent aspects of computers and to program on the schools computers. Wehope this years Computer Club will learn a lot while having fun. SS A A AT ES SSS Ga ER I A ss SS ESS a Clubs 143 144 Clubs Keyette sponser Pat Coaltraine enjoys the food at a Keyette dinner. mee: @ eye Heidi Ware and Molly Quiserberry look ov Keyettes prepare homecoming mums for delivery. Christmas Carols. Keyettes:1st row-Judy Garriss,Jennifer Lupyon.Laura Moore,Sherry Crocker,Kris Powell,Deborah Tongier,Susan Dixon,Susie Watson,4th row-Hei’ Kirk,Mary Kate Gedro,Samantha Wessell,Missy Speight,Melissa McDonald,3rd row-Mrs. Ware,Heidi Edelbute,Donna Holub,Mary An Ruskey,Vicki Jones, 2nd row-Mrs. Thomas,Cristi Coltraine,Kristen Mitchell, Tessy Joyce,Beth Morre,Joi West,Mollie Quisenberry,Dara Howes,Me Lilley,Cara Ramey,Sandy Hicks,Shannon Roberson,Annette Hall,April Yow,Elizabeth Feely,Dawn Eways,Cheryl Perkins,Veronic Pulley,Leslie Watson Key Keyettes Support the Community y Club Front: Tim Feely, David Darden, Carl Slye, John Snyder Third Row: Brad Vincet, Fred John Snyder sells candy to raise money for the Key irver, Anson Christian Second Row: Derek Beasly Minnigerode, Keith Barnhouse, Lamont Swittenburg, Cj, ‘eg Shanks, Robbie Aarron, David Griffin, Kurt Mike Memory, Scott Higgins. The Warwick Key Club has exper- ienced a busy year, full of exciting activi- ties. Working under the International Motto, ““Manhours for Mankind’’, the Key Club activities have included working the Annual Kiwanis Bowl, helping withthe Shipyard launching of the carrier Theo- dore Roosevelt, sponsoring numerous com- munity activities, and of course, sponsoring weekly concession stands at all of the home basketball games. Keyette Club The Keyette Club at Warwick High School consists of young girls in grades ten through twelve who are interested in community and school service. Their goal is to bring about positive changes in the community. Activities such as ringing the bells for the Salvation Army, collecting canned goods, and sponsoring a child are just some of the things in which the club par- ticipates. The Keyettes will again sponsor the annual Blood Drive in the spring as well as the Miss Warwick Pageant. They have supported the drama de- partment with bake sales. The Keyette Club also donates money to the Model U.N. club, the V.J.A.S. and many other worthy organizations. Kurt Slye enjoys helping the Key Club make money Members work together at basketball games to provide refreshments at basketball games. Clubs 145 Ever Upward The sophomore class’s main goal this year is to raise money for the Junior Ring Dance the following year. All activities are planned and carried out by the Soph- omore class Executive Board. Some fund-raisers that have been done are ‘‘Turkey-grams’’, Christmas carnations, and candy cane sales. During the spring, the club will be active with bake sales and car washes. This year of fundraising helps strengthen the class structure and loyalty, resulting in a posi- tive attitude for a successful Junior year. Filling out a carnation message is sophmore Joe Nocon. Sophmore Jane Painter sells candy to Sarah Wible as Meg Feely and Dawn Eways look on. f � We _ ype DD Freshmen class officers:-Alphinia RuffinandBridgette Drew. Tammy NicholsonandJeremy Callwork diligently in order to get the carnations delivered on time. 146 Clubs Sophmore Tiffany Sutton sells a candy cane to Freshmen participate in many school functions such Scott Bohn. as the Homecoming Dance. Sophmore Wendy Wynn prepares messages for carnation sells. sophomore Class:lst row-Michelle Morrell,Kenya Eways,Tessy Joyce,Jane Painter,Kristen Mitchell,Jill | Wynn,Annette Watson, Heidi Edelbute,4th row Soo Whitley, Tammy Nicholson,Trinnette Doles,2nd row- David,3rd row-Chandra Washington,Tiffany Richardson,Wesley Mills,Valerie Belcher,Linda dope Soloman,Dwayne Wills,Tamara Brown,Jackie Sutton,Jackie Cooper,Sylvia Harris,Elizabeth Westall,Bethany Gatewood,Cara Ramey hristy Sooper,Ammy Riffle,Meg Feely,Kathy Martin.Dawn Clements,Joe Nocon,Renee Cook,Wendy _ Lilley,Paula Jeffry,Jeremy Call,Mike Nelson Clubs 147 J.V.’s Raise Spirit Throughout The Year Charlene Singleton keeps the Raider spirit alive. Bethany Gatewood, Linda Westall, and Heidi Edelblute prepare for competition. Bridgette Drew, Charlene Singleton, Amy Riffle, Tammy Boyd, Bethany Gatewood, Linda Westall, Heidi Edelblute, Cherly Henry, Latonya Ellis, Yolandi Gatewood, Alphena Ruffin, Shawnie Wood. } 148 Clubs Bethany Gatewood watches on as the Raiders dominate their opponent. Peanut Ruffin cheers with that Raider spirit. The J.V. Cheerleaders are comprised of ninth and tenth grade girls. They prac- tice twice a week and attend camp during the summers. This past summer, the girls won the spirit stick and eight ribbons at ODU’s NCA Cheerleading Camp. Cc lubs 149 JoAnn Ellis Julie Callis The Varsiry Cheerleading squad of Warwick High consits of 14 hardworking junior and senior girls. The squad begins practice in early July for three hours dai- ly. While attending camp at U.Va. this year, their hard work was paid off.Their efforts produced three spirit sticks, numer- ous ribbons and second place National Grand Champions overall. The squad cheers for football and basketball and also competes in the Christmas Tournament at Fort Eustis. Mrs. Lee watches over her girls. vy Deborah Speight Tammy Brown Junior Lynn Jones enthusiastically roots the Raiders on. 4s Lynn Jones Carol Jarrell Tracy Perry Sarah Wible Susan Dixon Elizabeth Tongier and Julie Callis take a break to watch the game. Tracy Perry and JoAnne Ellis welcome the freshmen at orientation. | With positive attitudes and constant chants, the cheerlead- ers urge the Raider football team on to victory. Clubs 151 Margaret Pimblettmakes a gingerbread house for the German Club Latin Club: lst row- Karen Foster, Michele Winfield, Sharon Fos- ter, A. Creasy (sponsor). 2nd row- Leslie Abbott, Alan Edwards, Leann Gribble, Paula Jeffrey, Beth Moore. 3rd _row- Charles Charity, Mark Goodrich, Judy Garriss, David Darden. Clubs 152 Spanish Honor Society: Front row- Kathy Washington, Tessy Joyce, Leslie Watkins, Martha Granger, Julie Kinard, Theresa Payne, April McGraw. Second row- Sponsor-Mrs. Hughes, James Choung, Michele Richardson, Sylvia Harriss, Hope Soloman, Denise Davis, Sponsor- Mrs. Walsh. Third row- Chandra Gilchrist, Danny Marshall, Sandra Sholar, Sonny Price, Lamont Swittenburg, Wesley Mills, Heidi Edelblute, Shannon Jeter. German Club: First row- Gina Hudnall, Stephanie Rice, Greg Shanks,Sponsor- Chuck Walsh. Second row- Melan Holman, Melissa McDonald, Karen Barker, Kim Hogge, Shannon Jeter, Robin Jeter, Debbie Green, Patrick Lee. Third row- Cindy Brinkly, Mike Bowling, Brian Bacon, Margaret Pimblett, Shirley Whitehead, Sharon Gibson, Mary Kate Gedro, Missy Ruskey, Samantha Wessell, Caesar Emano. Fourth row- Robbie Martin, Kim Crigger, Dale Griffin, Tom Mitchell, Grey Tarkenton, Greg Vinot, Keith Barnhouse, Robbie Aaron, Andy Vann, Henrietta Thompson. Fifth row- Tony Barrow, Ann Kardos, Mark Boyd, Bradley Hubbard, Larry Bradsher, Greg Ford, Joe Nocon, Valerie Belcher, Daniel Decker, Tracy Diggs, Marcy Chellis. Not Pictured- Tammy Belcher, Ted Wynn, Scott Beatty. | Language Clubs Open New Doors The Spanish Honor Society at W.H.S. is an affiliate of the national orga- nization. Our chapters name is Santa Te- resa de Jesus’. This organization was established to rec- ognize students of Spanish with a B average or better in the language. A student of Spanish is elligable for membership after he has maintained a B average throughout the first semester. A formal induction takes place in the spring after first semester. We are an honorary society. We help our school by providing tutoring for other Spanish students. Occasionally we have fund raising activities to help defray na- tional membership dues. This year we sold holiday napkins. The purpose of the German Club is to give students of German, the opportunity to experience german customs and traditions outside of class. Most activities are of a social nature, allowing the stu- dents to get to know each other better, as well as getting to know other german students in the city and state. In October, our club played the Menchville club in soccer. Although we lost, we all enjoyed a pizza feast afterwards. Warwick hosted the annual city-wide Oktoberfest, hosting students from Denbigh and Menchville. All were entertained with german food, music, and “‘mini-Olympic”’ events. The club is plan- ning a german Christmas party, a picnic, a trip to Busch Gardens, a bowling party and in March, Warwick, along with all the High Schols in the area, will sponsor the state German Students’ Convention. A dance, german mels and workshops will high-lite the two day affair. President-Greg Shanks, Vice President- Stephanie Rice, Secretary Treasurer- Gina Hudnall German Club member Robbie Aarron dresses in native German costume for Oktoberfest. nS SS SS a A a eS Clubs 153 Clubs Explore Diverse Interests AFS The goals of American Field Service (AFS) are to promote peace among Na- tion throught youth exchange programs and also to give American student the op- portunity to learn about other American cultures through domestic exchanges. Officers of A.F.S.: Mollie Quisenberry, Pres.; Ricky Stovor, V.Pres.; Edward Mitchell, 2nd V.Pres.; Margarret Calvert, Sect.; Debbie Speight, Tres.; Hillary Quisenbarry, Hist.; Jeannette Wall, Parliament. Sgnt. at Arms. y1anZ4nih +57 AFS: Ist row- Mollie Quisenberry, Ricky Stover, Ed Faulk,Camelia Choung, Julie Callis, Robert Barbour, Hen Tai, Cindy Green, Jennifer Barbour, Kelly @ Mitchell, Debbie Speight, Hilliary Quisenberry, Sara Wible, 3rd row- Anjanette Hughes, Lori Pruitt, Patricia Underwood, Wendy Wynn, Brian Nicho 1 Jeannette Wall, Towanna Salter, Kris Powell, Mrs. Vicki Wall, Hunter Phillips, Caesar Emano, Heidi Tim Blanchard, 5ht row- Scott Hudson, Thom M$ Anderson,2nd row- Angie Daniels, Faye Fleming, Ware, Anne Chu, Julie Kinard, Leslie Watkins, ell, Sam Ledford, Lisa Jeffries, Ben Bankes, Dc Cindy Brinkly, Mandy Edwards, Gina Hudnall, Stacy Missy Ruskey, Kurt Slye, 4th row- Eileen Wayne, Mi Vauderheyden, Rhonda Hammond, Dawn Munde — Forensics: 1st row- Kris Powell, Mary Ann West, Sharon Elam, Stephanie Braxton, Gail Newman, 2nd row- Cassaundra Taylor, Ann Chu, Joy Sheldon, Leslie Watson, Martha Granger, Camillia Choung, Edward Mitchell, 3rd row- Regina Goforth, Shannon Outlaw, Cheryl Pedit, Robert Barbour, David Darden, Catherine Edwards, 4th row- Traci Hillard, Cynthia Whittaker, Ricky Stover, Lorie Pruitt, Alma Samuels, David Bridges, Christie Newberry. 154 Clubs ener Forensics students prepare their speaches for an upcoming meet. Foreign exchange student, Isabel Bottello poses with her sister,KrisPowell. PepClub: lst row- Cynthia Whittaker, Sylvia, Kammy Lou, Leslie Meredith, Trina McQueen, Carla Graves, Mary Wilson, 2nd row- Shelley Moses, Angela Clark, Cluverious Soloman, Tina Battle, So- nja Harris, Ms. Briggs, 3rd row- Shannon Frye, Cheryl Faulkner, Sherry Crocker, Janee Logan, Pen- ny Edwards, 4th row- Nicole Jones, Aretha Motton, Deanna Gibbs, Melissa Brown, Michelle Richardson, 5th row- Genine Gibson, Vicky Scholl,Kelly Kim, Helen Brown, Jouita Burley, Belinda Soloman, Don- na Baker. Clubs 155 Activities Fill the Final Years i i i ly,David Garriss,Sharon Gibson,Felicia Christian.5th row-Gari : : : Chris Whitehead,Devonne Colclough,Tim Feely, : : ' pst Menor ee BS ape ee ee Hammond,Carl Powell,Sheryl Perkins,Kurt Smith,Mike Lashbrook,Patsy Williams,Stephanit aes ae Tobacco Annette Slye,Nicole Berry,4th row-Tracey Chappell,Ann Rice,Danny Marshall,Jennifer Isham, Synori ssa sere Seciiiicns Chrververentes Moore,Ann Kardos,Sam Wessell,Missy Ruskey,Vicki Bishop,Andy Vann,Robin Long,Debbie West Hall, rye,Davi A ’ een SEE row-Shelly Hayes,Tiffany Jones,Jennifer Lupyon,Susie Watson,Judy Bi ie Seniors Susie Watson and April Yow pay attention during a Senior class meeting. The Senior Class Executive Board’s main goal is to raise money for Prom. With the effective guidance of Mr. Holder (Sr. class sponsor) and the active participation of all members, the Sr. Class Exec. Board has proven to be the ideal group to represent the class of ‘1985’. Fundraising plays an important role in the success of the Sr. Class Exec. Board. The seniors were busy washing cars before school even started and continued to raise money by selling candy, posters and the The Senior Class Executive Board decides on the location and date of the Senior Banquet. Sr. Class T-Shirt throughout the year. ene 156 Clubs ) Junior Class : first row (L to R) Mr. Garner | (sponsor), Cesar Emano, Kathy Washington, Steph- | anie Braxton, Debra Speight. second row: Suprina Peterson, Surina Fox, Chandra Gilcrest, Linda Richardson, Martha Granger, Julie Kinard, Joy Junior class meeting. The goals for the Junior class of ’86 are to stay close as a club and work to- gether. Each member of the club has his her responsibilities to raise money on each fund-raising activity.Right now we are on the edge of our seats waiting for the Ring Dance. This years’ Ring Dance is on March 16. The colors are silver and pink. We have the money it takes to be an exciting and memorable evening. Our greatest goal, as a club, is to raise the money to have a spectacular Senior Prom and of course, money left for our reunions Stephanie Braxton and Kathy Washington conduct a Sheldon. third row: Monica Wells, Sherry Crocker, Laura Kirk, Ramona Barfield, Henrietta Thompson, Susan Dixon, Camelia Choung, Ann Chu, Edward Mitchell. fourth row: Tracey Wilson, Shannon Out- law, Ronnie Pittman, Wendy Crotts, Elien Wayne, Sandy Hicks, MaryBeth Beane, Lena McDaniel, Stacy Faulk, Ricky Stover fifth row: Latonia Smith, Scott O’dell, Pyoncong Pak, Chuck Forrester, Ron Hodge, Robert Barbour, Sonny Price, Heidi Ware, Julie Callis (not pictured Raymond Kaloustian) Clubs 157 Scripting the Action The Annual Staff and The Earle Staff are responsible for the two publica- tions of Warwick High School- ‘The Warwick’ and ‘The Earle’. The Earle, Warwick’s newspaper, is published once a month. Staff members are encouraged to take journalism classes. The Warwick is the yearbook produced by the Annual Staff. The staff consists of ninth through twelfth graders who produce an edition that ‘sports’ the faculty and academics of Warwick High School. Quill and Scroll,the International Hon- orary Journalistic Society, is composed of members who are juniors and _ seniors, ranking in the top third of their class, and show their journalistic talents on either The Warwick or The Earle. Mrs. Debra Hanbury demonstrates photography methods to the Annual Staff. Annual Staff members show another one of their responsibilitiesepassing out pictures. Staff member Donniece Jackson sells the Earle to Quill and Scroll; Angie Blevins, Synora Bishop. Mrs. Scott. Annual Stafflst row (I to r) Mary Beth Beane, 2nd row; Sarah Wible, Mary Stephens, Dawn Eways, Meg Bethany Gatewood, Cara Ramey, Steve Blevins, Feely, Jane Painter, Synora Bishop; Mark Goodrich, Mrs. Debra Hanbury. 158 Clubs sie Pia oy li icn 2.. iis Looking through old yearbooks provides ideas for Sarah Wible and Steve Blevins, : — . an rns, Pont a Pera 4 Earle Staff, First row: Left to Right: Donniece Swittenberg, Scottie Williamson, Vivian Mangrum, Jackson, Brenda McIntyre, Robin Boney, Reggie Mrs. Rothfuss; Not pictured; Rodney Edwards, Martin, Shelly Hayes; Second row: Lamont Ladonia Hawkins. Clubs 159 Mind Over Matter Tidewater Challange: lst row- Margaret Pimblet, Mr. Scholar, Shanon Jeter, Jay Boyd, Shelly Hayes. Warwick High School’s Tidewater Chal- lenge team has one goal for the 1984- 1985 season: to win the championship of the WHRO TV sponsored academic quiz program.Last year the team finished one step short of the championship, losing in the finals to the defending champion Poquoson High School. We were proud of our second place finish (out of 47 schools), but this year we firmly believe we can climb to the top of the 32 team competition. Our entire starting team returns fromlast year, and we are bol- stered by some strong returning alternates as well as by some new alternates Tidewater Challenge sponsor quizzes Thom Mitch- ell on a difficult question. Tidewater Challenge starters Margaret Pimblet, Robert Sharp and Gray Tarkenton listens to the coaching of their sponsor. 160 Clubs The Science Club is interested in Pro- Qn moting scientific awareness in Warwick High School and the community. It spon- sors field trips to various institutions in- volved in scientific research. It also pro- vides informative guest speakers from every field of science. The Science Club encourages Warwick High School students to become more involved with scientific research and competition. Science Club: lst row- Kelly Nicholson, Mi Hen Tai, Sherry Crocker, Willy Nickols, Mollie Quisenberry, Elizabeth Tongier, Melissa McDonald, 2nd row- Thom Mitchell, Greg Tarkenton, Robert Barbour, Camellia Choung, Stephanie Braxton, Kathy Washington, Anne Chu, 3rd row- Melan Holman, Shannon Outlaw, Edward Mitchell, Martha Granger, Julie Kinard, Karen Johns, Laura Reeves, 4th row- Mrs. Wolfolk, Patrick Lee, Anson Christian, Brian Dupris, Brian Nicholson, Melode Lazzaro. be i Pe cry Set a ; PaaS PARES Science Clup president Elizabeth Tongier conducts a meeting with vice president Willy Nuckols. Science Club Vice-President Willy Nuckols sells a candy gram to Mary Stephens. Social Studies Club: lst. row- Linda Hartwell, Ra- chel Gribble, Shanon Outlaw, Indy Pierce. 2nd row- Elaine Moore, Chandra Jernigan, Trinette Medley, Nicole Jones, Fredrick Williams. 3rd row William Turner, Tina Green, Linderrick Lepsy, Patrick Bland, Pierre Baptist. Clubs 161 Playing The Field Band Council: lst row- Rosemary Young, Kim Hogge, Cary Mills, Deanne Hall, Mark Brown. 2nd row- Matthew Brown, Veronica Pulley, Shane Laws, Cisco Jablonski, Dwayne Wills, Reggie Williams, David Dixon. Concert Band: Ist row- Cheryl Pettit, Robin Jeter, Deanne Hall, Jennifer Garrett, Ro- chelle Bennet, Annette Watson, Leann Gribble, Debbie Green, Robin Barnes, Veronica Pulley, Arlissa Brinkley, Mandy Edwards, Rosemary Young, Vicki Jones, Sandy Sholar, Jennifer Isham. 2nd row- Karen Barker, Terrence Melvin, Jodie McDonald, Shari Paxton, Vicki Graves, Randy Harsey, Billy Threatt, Tracy Yellorday, David Cockes, Shannon Moore, Michele Winfield, Ricky Davis, Tina Jackson, Melissa McDonald, Mat Bown, Mardi Truitt, Jackie Williams, Susan Garris, Julie Watts, Regina Goforth, Sonja Scott, Bobbie Jo Thomas, Suzett Dale, Maria Lopnesto, Kim Hogge, Sam Ledford, Eddie Morgan. 3rd row- Brian Bacon, Paul Kuchta, Barry Brownfield, David Dixon, Donald Jennings, Brian Oliver, John Ward, David Summers, Kieth Brown, Eric Jackson, Kevin Healey, Tracy Bunting, Dominic Dixon. 4th row- Jim Harvey, Tom Sullivan, Alan Edwards, Johnnie Rascoe, Rob- ert Swinnie, Mike Gifford, Todd O’Conner, Scott Hudson, Reggie Williams, Shayne Laws, Mike Taylor, Dwayne Wills, Chris Tatem. Feature Twriler Carry Mills. Drum Majors - Veronica Pulley and Matthew Brown The Drum Core preparesto play during a half time show. 162 Clubs Raider Marching Band First row: Feature Twriler: Cary Mills. Drum Majors: Veronica Pulley, Matt Brown; First row; Left to Right: Jim Harvey, Mike Gifford, Tom Sullivan, Mike Taylor, Shayne Laws, Bobbie Swinnie, Johnnie Rascoe, Reggie Williams, Todd O’Connor, Chris Tatem, Scott Hubson, Eddie Mor- gan, Dwayne Wills, Alan Edwards; Second row: Ricky Davis, Tina Tacksm, Marti Truitt, Jacqueline Williams, Diann Stokes, Susan Garris, Julie Watts, Regina Goforth, Sonya Scott, Bobbie Joe Thomas, Cheryl Oboe, Deanna Hall, Jennifer Garrett, Rochelle Benet, Annette Watson, Leann Gribble, Debbie Green; Third row: Karen Barker, Terrence Melvin, Jody McDonald, Sharon Paxton, Randy Harsey, Vicky Graves, Billy Threatt, Tracy Yellorday, David Cox, Mark Brown, | Suzzette Dale, Maria LoPresto, Kim Hogge, Robin Jeter, Arlissa Brinkley; Fourth row: Brian Bacon, Paul Kuchta, Barry Brumfield, David Dixon, Donald Jen- nings, Brian Oliver, John Ward, David Summers, Keith Brown, E ric Jackson, Kevin Healy, Sam Ledford, Dewitt Joyner; Fifth row: Tracy Bunting, Shannon Moore, Vicki Jones, Robyn Barnes, Rosemary Young, Michelle Winfield, Mandy Edwards, Mellissa McDonald, Jenifer Isham, Sandy Sholar, Dominic Dixon. Y ane | ma! f si Orchestral Ensemble: lst row Becky Hall, Vonda Jones, Charline Kemp, Karen Jones,Jenny Alford. 2nd row: Trudi Moore, Jeanette Wall. 3rd row: James Toney, Anita Whitly, Emily Lazzaro, Kim Jenkins, Tim Benson, Anjanetta Hughes, Gilbert Brett, Jovita Burley. Flutist Deena Hall awaits her signal to play. The Flag Corps prepares to enter the field. Clubs 163 Playing With Feeling Mr. Cale directs the Jazz Band. Members of the Jazz Band play with feeling during the annual Christmas Concert. Raider Jazz Ensemble First row: Left to Right: Randy Harvey, Karen Barker, Terence Melvin, Tra- cy Yellorday, Pat Lee, Sam Ledford, Maria LaPresto, Mark Brown, David Summers, Keith Brown, Dominic Dixon, David Dixon; Second row: Robert Swinnie, Reggie Williams, Ron Hodge, Cisco Jablonski, Robbie Aaron, April Yow, Dwayne Wills. 164 Clubs Sight-n-Sound member Richard Phillips adjusts sound equipment for a special preformance. ree TO le nce Rosemary Young directs a spotlight for a drama preformance. Sight and Sound Crew: Ist row- Rosemary Young (Crew Chief), 2nd row- Jay Boyd, Stephanie Rice, Thomas Mitchell, Margaret Pimblett, 3rd row- Anthony Moody, Beth Thompson, Allen Edward, 4th row- Richard Phillips, Sponsor- Tony Auby Clubs 165 166 Clubs The cast of Our Town pose for a group picture after one of many rehearsals Drama Club:First Row: Larry Stith, Mandy Edwards, David Burke, John Carter, Veronica Pulley, Jerrie Boyd.Second Row: Jim Farmer, Suprina Peterson, Sarina Fox, Martha Granger, Spurgeon Tony, Steph- anie Rice, Dara Howes.Third Row: Monique Moss, Robin Jeter, Tracy, Anthony Moody, Margaret Pimblett, Bill Johnson, Lori Wright.Fourth Row:Tim Hubbard, Tim Blanchard, Kelly Stanley, Ricky Sto- ver, Cindy Collins, Thom Mitchell. Dara Howes practices for the upcoming pe mance of Our Town. Playing The Part The Drama club and Thespian Troupe 394 attempt to give Warwick students an op- portunity to participate in theater of good quality and to present to Warwick High School’s students, faculty, parents, and the community outstanding dramatic produc- tions. The advanced Drama class presented the one-act play, THE PORTRAIT OF DORI- AN GRAY (based on the novel by Oscar Wilde); to invited audiences November 1-2 during the school day. The fall production was Thornton Wilder’s OUR TOWN, presented at 8:00 p.m. on November 15-16. Later in the year there will be other one-act plays and a major spring production, to be announced. Also, the thespians will induct new members this spring in a formal ceremony. Induc- tion in the International Thespian Society is the highest honor a student can earn in theater in high school. To qualify.a student must work in at least two productions in two different areas, earn fifteen points and pay his lifetime membership dues. Drama Club member Ricky Stover delivers his lines with conviction. Thespiens Anthony Moody and Veronica Pulley reherse for a future production. Thespians Front: David Burke, John Carter Veronica Pulley, Jerrie Boyd Second Row: Sarina Fox, Martha Granger, Spurgeon Tony, Stephanie Rice, Dara HoweThird Row: Anthony Moody, Margaret Pimblett, Cindy Collins, Lori Wright MUSIC FILLS THE SCHOOL YEAK Warwickshire singing group is Warwick’s show choir. Students who are in this group had to tey put with a solo and a dance routine. All members have to have achoral background or singing experience. Warwickshire Singers go to many com- petitions during the year. The big compe- tition is at James Madison University in the spring. Regional Choir: lst row- Certhia Whittaker, Dara Howes, April Yow, Martha Granger. 2nd row- Linda Westall, Lynne Jones, Deborah Speight, Tammy Boyd. 3rd row- Dante Randell, Anthoney Harris, Gary Mangrum. 4th row- Yuri Wilson, James Golden, Anthoney Moody. Show Choir : 1st row- Martha Granger, April Yow, Deborah Speight, Lynn Jones, Elizabeth Tongier. 2nd row- Cinthia Whitta- ker, Tammy Boyd, Julie Callis, Jackie Davis. 3rd row- James Golden, Yuri Wilson, Dante Randell. 4th row- Anthony Moody, Barry — Chenalt, Gary Mangrum, John Carter, | Anthony Harris. 5th row- Richard Phillips, Catrina Golden, Sharon Leggett, Dara Howes. 2 TT ee 168 AJubs ) Anthony Harris sings a solo. Anthoney Moody and April Yow of the Honors Choir. Shirettes perform for an assembly. Choral Union (L to R) lst row: Barry Chenalt, Issac Mont., June Moore, Linda Westall, Trinnette Medley, Patty Kerlin, Patricia Edwards, Kelly Wilson. 2nd row: Shannon Fyre, Rhonda Effler, Angela Speight, Laura Taylor, DeeDee Jones, Jeanette Wall, Deena. 3rd row: Chris Toney, Richard Walker, Gary Mangrum. Shirettes (L to R) lst row: June Moore, Linda Westall, Trinette Medley, Patty Kerlin, Patricia Edwards, Shannon Frye, Rhonda Effler, Angela Speight, Laura Taylor, Dee Dee Jones, Jeanette Wall, Camme. 169 Clubs 170 Clubs Tonya Stanfield sorts candy for distribution. On the Job Training The Vocational Industrial Clubs of § America is an organization for students who are enrolled in Trade and Industrial and technical education programs. VICA is an intergral part of the Industrial Coop- erative Training education program. The club brings together students who share common intrest, ideals, and pur- poses. Through club activites which are planned, initiated, and conducted by VICA members, the organization promotes social and leadership skills as well as pride in personal workmanship. VICA stu- dents serve others and make vital contributions toward improving the quality of life in today’s world,and more impor- tantly, in helping to shape tomorrow’s world. ] F.B.L.A.-1st row (L to R): Darryl Lucas, Ti, Members of the FBLA club sell school materia students. Wainwright, Chris Schappell, Jerrie Boyd, ff Barrett, Lisa Counts, Kim Perry. 2nd row: Page, Catherine Edwards, Christie Newberry, Pruitt, Tana Teter, Sharon Smith, Dot Bry Jacqueline Williams, Tracy Diggs. 3rd row: Tavn Branch, Sharon Elam, Felicia Christan, F Jefferies, Candance Mobley, Tracey | | Chandra Gilchrist, Shannon Durham, K Whitney. 4th row: Dawn Munden, Amy Riffle, 2 sa Quensenberry, Kimita Saunders,Tammy B} Sterling Crutchfield, Roderick Waddell, Steve. row: Cassandra Chappell, Sonja Maxwell, Leten Nicholson, Tonya Edmundson, Renee Davis, Ms Cook, Debbie Wipperman, Daisy Blowe. DECA (L to R) lst row: Kelly Stanley, Angie McDonald, Ann Moore, Keith Wil- son. 2nd row: Ursula Webb, Tonya Stabfield, Stephanie Reaman, Alisa Gatewood, Paula Davis, Alfreda Powell, Paula Atkins, Eric Haney, Michelle Belcher, Wayne Trainum. 3rd row: Letitia Tibbs, Saperna Peterson, Chanda Branch, Helen Brown, Mary Rush, Melissa Kelly, Sabrina Moton, Veda Lepsy, Jackie Davis, Nicole Barry, Synora Bishop. 4th row: Debbie Little, Danny Vines, Zorina Machado, Dante Randall, Doug Mintz, Terrence Parker, Darrell Smith, Cindy Hopper, Robbie Wilburn, B.John Middleton, Rod Waddell. 5th row: Viviam Mangrum, Richard Smith, Chris Toney, Todd Norman, Eddie Marshall, Tammy Trogdon, Scott Nicholson, Anthony Harris, Tony Chappell, Lawrence Clark, Eric Francis, Vaulter Brown. On The Job Vocational Industrial Clubs of America: Ist row- Walter Simpson, Michael Cosby, Theresa Stokes, Anthony Johnson, Turell Da- vis, Monica Tonkins, Antionette Jones, Dottie Barrett (Advisor). 2nd row- Kevin Graves, Raythell Williams, James Carter, Gwen Pittman, Paula McNair, Lorri Moseley. 3rd row- Antonio Bandy, Curtis Parker, Roose- velt Green, Scott Barry ) president), Kim Jenkins, Tina Brown. 4th row- Clarence Green, Sherman Ford, Den- nis Roberts, Sean Jones, Greg Williams. 5th row- Tim Barnes, Chris Messick, David Viernes, Claud Turner, Larry Pickett,Mark Moore, Shayne Laws. 172 Clubs F.H.A. members prepare refreshments for the Na- tional Honor Society induction. F.H.A.State and National vocation educa- tion student organization representing high school home economicss students. This or- ganization is educational in nature and is an integral part of instruction in home economics education. F.H.A. lst row (L to R):Stephanie Reamon, Sylvia Fitchett, Sharron Gills, Evora Braxton. 2nd row:Javonne Perry, LaRhonda Everett, Denise Grant, Renee’ Davis. 3rd row:Elaine Moore, Nea White, Georchia Craighead, Amy Watson, Michele Powers. 4th row: ,Cassondra Chappell , Car- la Cradle Sabrina, Tabitha Sanford. AIASIA Club first row (L to R): Annette Hall, Jeff Frye, Kieth Barnhouse, Sonny Price. Second row: Mark St.Ours, David Hammond, Rodney Edwards, Brian Depriest, Micheal Peay. Third row: Reggie Williams, Chuck Forrester, Mr. Keesecker (sponsor). Jeff Frye keeps up with the popular demand of filling ILA.S.A. button orders. 1.A.S.A. members wait for personalized button or- ders. Clubs Aid Careers AIASA: America Industrial Arts Student Associ- ation is fulfilling its goals through various school and community activities such as generous donations to the Save the Lady Fund (Statue of Liberty), and sponsoring of the Christmas breakfast for the faculty.The Warwick AIASA is just start- ing to grow into a club serving the needs of the community. Clubs 173 N.J.R.O.T.C. lst row (L to R):ENS Ladania Hawkins, JTJG Greg Hatchett, LT Barry Jones, LCDR David Bridges (co), LTJG James Webb, LTJG Burnell Pulley, ENS By ron Milteer, ENS Andrewton Lucas. 2nd row:Howard Wallace, ENS Leon Turner, LTJG Ronald Majette, ENS Cheryl Dawson, ENS Micheal Bradley, LTJG Randy Hill, The Navy Junior ROTC provides students with the opportunity to develop and prac- tice leadership skills in the classroom and on the drill field. In addition, the program is designed to help cadets become better students and better citizens. To complement classroom and drill training cadets participate in field trips and statewide drill competition. On several oc- casions throughout the year, members of Members of the NJROTC practice their drills. 174 Clubs owe LTJG Keasha Hicks, Anthony Johnson. 3rd row:Yasmin Austin, James Knight, Willie Rice, Onnie Edwards, Melissa Byrant, Elwanda Taylor, Jackie Parker. 4th row:Leann Woods, Kenneth Ruffin, Ed- ward Milteer, Corey Gregg, Joeseph Golden, James Orr, Cheryl Faulkner. 5th row:Anthony Bird, Anthony Noel, Jeffery Green, William Steward, Thomas Pittman, Vincent Lassiter, Ramonda Ashe. the NJROTC provide support for various community fuctions. The 1984-85 cadet officers include: Lt. Co. David Bridges (C. O.); Lt. Barry Jones (E. O.); Lts. 11th grade Randy Hill, James Webb, Gregory Hatchett, Ronald Majette, Burnell Pulley; Ensigns Keasha Hicks, Ladania Hawkins, Cherly Dawsonn, Leon Turner, Andrewton Lucas, Michael Bradley, and Byron Milteer. el oo eeeeEeeeeSeeeeeeeSFSFsSsFesesesesesese _ Precision Through Discipline Officer David Bridges inspects the troops = I a a i: aa ne sa a The Flag Corps presents the Colors at Freshmen Orientation. Color Guard; First row; Cheryl Dawson, Edward Taylor, Klsha Hicks, Yasmin Austin, Jacki Parker, Cheryl Faulkner; Second row; Randy Hill, Joseph Golden, David Bridges, Edward Milteer, Onnie Edwards. Clubs 175 176 Clubs 178 Index-Ads Commercial Break... . 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Jack Smith Swanson Woodruff Optical Warwick Medical Center 595-6933 Warwick Center 595-1840 Designer Frames Contact Lenses Mon.-Fri. 9-6 Evenings By Appointment wooorurr OPTICAL Index-Ads 189 The White Pages Louis Silverman Nubby Silverman Ssihoman Fun. Comer of Warwick Main in Hilton Village 10301 Warwick Boulevard Newport News, Virginia, 23601 (804) 595.5514 190 Index-Ads i CN TIDEWATE POLICE AND SPORTSMAN’S SUPPLIES 7328 WARWICK RD. NEWPORT NEWS, VA. 380-8546 Index-Ads ‘191 11119 Jefferson Avenue Newport News, VA 23601 (804) 595-8107 Typing @ Mimeographing e Copies All work performed in our office. QUALITY FURNITURE CARPET We Instat Our Own Carpet Heritage House Furniture Co. 10615 Jefferson Ave. Newport News, VA 23601 192 Index-Ads 9286 B Warwick Blvd. Newport News, VA. 23607 380-1444 Index-Ads 193 ii yy cy 4 GO NAVY AT UVA “yy MYM Lip jp Vy Yi LY) Yj, the U. S. Navy or U. S. 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Mary Stephens and Steve Blevins take a break from feeding their faces to pose for a picture. Cesar Emano, Raymond Kaloustian, and Tessy goof off after a hard day’s work. SOG . . . . M B th : Annual Staffers take a break from their deadlines to loosten up a little. ag: Memory takes a break from his deadline to cuddle with Mary Be : eane. 198 Annual Thanks A new computer system brought many problems to the new staff and sponsor. The process of computers had to be learned and that newly learned knowledge had to be ap- plied in such a way that it produced a year- ‘book. Lost discs, erased information, and glue messes were an every day occurence in the Annual Staff room. Due to all these problems, the yearbook would never have been pro- duced without the help of committed individ- uals. We are therefore grateful to the follow- ing: _ Beth Layton-for all the encouragement, sup- port, and time you gave us. Kyle Lawson-for producing and doing the artwork on the cover design. Robert Barbour-for the characature of Mr. Stacy. James Choung-for picture taking and artwork on divider pages. Brian Carver-for artwork on divider pages. Carol Thompson-for all the extra informa- tive materials and support. Billy Garrett and Tom Knox-for the flexi- bility and cooperation in meeting our sched- ules. David Saunders-for all the help with those confusing computers, the extra time you've given us, especially all the times you made disks, and for all the problems you’ve solved. Mr. Bobby Horne-for all the help with those confusing computers. Chris Kowaleski, Ed Fuller, Chris Bar- field, David Hammond, and Randy Hill- for picture taking. Mrs.Walsh-for your advise and guidance. Mr.Keesecker-for help with supplies,use of equipment,and for being a nice guy. All Faculty-for your gracious attitude in al- lowing the staff to miss your classes. Coach Worthington-for suppling game passes to photographers. Mrs. Travis-for changing your schedule and allowing us to use the gym. Mr. Horne-for helping us with problems on the computer. Mrs. Jones-for rescheduling your classes and allowing us to use the computer room. Office Personnel-For sending mail down, getting messages to us, and for making things a little easier. Mrs. Brown-for the use of art supplies. Mr.Walsh-for providing family pictures. Local Buisnesses-for your continuing sup- port and loyaltu. Shipyard-for going out on a limb and buying an ad on the back cover. Parents-for allowing us to come to school on the weekends. Administration-for allowing us to use the building on weekends. Mr. Fauntleroy-for providing electricity on weekends, giving us a tassel on the last min- ute,and for opening the gym and helping set up. Mr.Brown and Mr.Colwell-for taking classes and lightening the load on Mrs. Hanburry. All of Mrs.Hanburry’s classes-for your cooperation at déadline times and for re- specting our privacy. Rita Mask-for understanding. Janet Alford-for getting mail and mes- sages to us. Sarah Kraus-for getting a tassel and for taking care of our bills. All Teachers,Parents,and Students who purchased a yearbook-Keep it up! All the people who have shown con- cern and interest for the yearbook- Thank You! Mrs.Hanburry-for putting up with our headstrong opinions, for taking on the BIG responsibility of producing a yearbook, and for doing a great job at a new job. Angie Blevinsexpresses her true feelings on a number of deadlines. Synora Bishop shows much despair at yet another approaching deadline. The Annual Staff Thanks All Those Who Helped Mrs.Debra Hanburry finds yearbook pres- sures to be tiring. to crop pictures Mark Goodrich works steadily 199 Annual Thanks Advertising on television provides the needed money to produce a t.v. show. Ads provide the needed money to publish the yearbook. Without the support from local businesses Warwick High School would not have a yearbook to look back and reflect on. We express our appreciation to the community for their continuing support. 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