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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1986 volume:

Pe: coat GETTIN’ IN THE GROOVE WARWICK HIGH SCHOOL 91 COPELAND LANE NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23601 VOLUME 63 Opening 1 Openir With the opening of school, comes many new and exciting things. There are the tired eyes of students having to wake-up early. The bare legs of students wear- ing shorts during an excruciating heat wave. As the day wears on, students and teachers alike begin to feel the dread of eating first lunch, or should we say first break- fast. After lunch students begin to slow down as they anticipate their final two classes of the day. However, those studious persons who signed-up for a seventh period class still have three periods left to attend. When the other students leave school at 1:45 those persons have to stay until 2:50 for their seventh period class. Even as the sun sets on the first day of school, students have already become part of the groove of everyday school life. 1 ( ’§ School TABLE OF CONTENTS BEATE (CILANSSIe3 FACUIEIY CLUBS SPORTS ADS INDEX ANNUAL THANKS 2-17 13-91 92-103 104-143 144-183 184-199 200 Greg Hattchet tries to si: Cara Casey stays ‘“‘cool”’ during the heat wave Mary Beth Beane shows her dissatisfaction with the new “‘times’’. 00@ 20@ Opening of School 3 SREY DEE DERN DIE Seniors Kim Hogge and Sandy Hicks return from lunch. Joy Sheldon participating in Senior class car washes. Leslie Watkins sits and _ thinks about graduation. Tonja Smith shows excitement over thinking about graduation as do Howard Wallace and Darrell Smith Stephanie Braxton frowns as she washes another car Robbie Wilburn and Greg Brandt discuss lunch plans. Mary Stephens heading to classes after a relaxing lunch wishes she was going to the beach on a summerlike fall day. i A While washing cars, Martha Granger thinks about her plans Seniors pile into a truck so they can enjoy their special lunch privileges. for the prom. Tammy Belcher looks prepared for her afternoon classes as she returns from lunch with a smile. Ronnie Pittman works hard shining cars to raise money for prom. Senior Life 5 Seniors Getting Into the Groove Eddie Marshall studies hard for Mr. Tuberville’s upcoming test. Tony Teravainen pays a visit to his locker in between classes. Monica Wells, Alneda Clark, and Shannon Clint Edwards, Susan Dixon, Sarah Wible, Laura Kirk, Mark St. Ours and Chuck Forrester show Durham eagerly await the dismissal bell their favorite colleges. Seniors have always been ‘“‘in the groove’, but this year there are a couple of new grooves that have made 1985 a year to remember. First, school starts at 7:30. Who can groove when your still asleep? Then there’s first lunch, (BREAK- FAST) , at 10:10. It is groovy getting out at 1:45; unless your taking a sev- enth period to make sure you have all the graduation requirements. Of course there are the well worn grooves that all seniors have gotten into: English, Government, and SACI: Joey Weinberg, David Darden, Ray Savage, and Adam Birt show their school spirit by wearing their jerseys. Tony Teravainen and Julie Kinard take time out from senior duties to talk 4 , Julie Callis prepares to begin yet another long day Sterling Crutchfield and Debra Little take a mo- ment to reflect on the day’s events Senior Life 7 Laura Webb and Kim Crigger return from a short lunch. Mandy Edwards ooks for new recruits. Chery! Dawson sitting pretty while Randy Hill puts on her spat. Meg Feely and Mike Memory enjoy a good laugh Kathy Martain enjoying a nice Burger King lunch Sharon and Karen Foster chalk it up! Terry Shepard gives someone a crazy look. Mike Taylor caught trying to look cool. Teri Andrews carrys on a heated conversation on the telephone. OP) (23) (OD) 9 Fa (Gu a8) (@) aah 74 (@) ep) les (OG). =) 35 (a9) (ov) joel ae Student Life 9 Cary Mills shows that hard practice pays oll The Guidance Center offers a wide range of assistance e realizes that his classes Dari Via smiles as |} o bad Julie Cox talks to a friend. Another dreaded Freshman course: P.E. Tracey and Kresta take - : i ; i H 4 a break from the game. SrsoSeappepoadipieaninyrebainvtiuytenesse es Sprehonannrennen ee Jeff Rodenheiser smiles for the camera Tristin Proctor ‘‘relaxes’’ in class. Ga} ae, i Ooh t 1O) (©) 28 (1) ao} (=u) fas) a NoADrdIW Student Life 1] Raiders Return to Victory ee Be ete hare Senior representative Joey Weinberg is escorted by Robin Boney. Senior Cesar Emano participates in the parade by decorating a car. Court members eagerly wait for the announcement of King and Queen. Larkin Davis gives it his all during the Homecom- ing half-time show. Homecoming King of 1985, Raymond L. Savage Homecoming Queen of 1985, Terry Anas- Mr. Ray Crittenden crowns Warwick’s 1985 Homecoming Queen, Terry Anastasia tasia Judge Judge. Sophomore class representative, McShaun Hanks, is escorted by Sandra Conley. Homecoming 13 OA = © Oa = © 2.4) DERE IRLE Harsey directs the marching band oe : - Rt Jeremy Call kicks a goal. Presentation of colors by the NJROTC Carol Jarrell cheers the raiders on 3 4 M 3 5 wv , Cheerleaders at homecoming parade. Homecoming 15 HOMECOMING: WHAT A THRILL i meeneess et Homecoming Dance: One of the miajor events of the school year. The time to celebrate the triumphant win of this high school’s favorite team. A time for friends to get together and have fun. It is also a time for enemies to put aside their differences, if just for a short while. Mr. Tuberville takes money for admission to the Terry Judge and James Webb really get into the music at the Homecoming Dance. dance to pay for security Scott Odell waits patiently in line to pay admission Kim Crawford, Gina Colina and John Ivy take a break at the dance to the dance DANCE Chris Messick and date get a little serious at the dance. Kevin Healy and Ivy Hanby get close to talk about important things. 2 Noah Whitehead dances as Amy Riffle struts her stuff. Tony Taravainen gives Lisa Kerlin a shoul- der to lean on. Morris Smith gets Vivian Baines atten- tion by presenting her with a rose. H.C. Dance 17 SENIORS LEADERS WITH RHYTHM Senior Divider 19 Seniors Have The Groove! ? Debbie Speight and Carol Jarrell fight for the perfect ‘hamburger.’ Seniors Theresa Stokes, Donna Manley, Tonya Stanfield, and Keshia Moore join together to pose during lunch. Leslie Ann Abbott “Ann” Science Club, Latin Club, Varsity Club, Drama Club. La Donna Meria Adams Donnell Allen Jerome Michael Allen AIASA Club, Wrestling. Richard Thomas Anderson Yasmin Austin 20 Seniors Myron Avent Charles Brian Bacon “Brian” Band, Tennis, Golf, German Club Science Club. Sandra Denice Banks “‘Sandy”’ FBLA, FHA. Tyrone Banks Computer Club, Spanish Club, Track Field. Robert Galen Barbour Fresh., Soph., Jr. and Sye Class bx bras. Varsity Soccer, Key Club, MHS, AFS, Model UN, Science Club, Forensic CLub, French Club. Ramona Yvette Barfield ‘““Mona’”’ Track, Field Hockey, Fresh., Jr. and Sr. Class. Ex: Brds.. SCA. Robyn Lynn Barnes Band, Flag Corps, FBLA. Tim Barnes Bennie Baskerville Computer Club, Soccer, Science Club, Social Studies Club, Track Field. Eric Baskett Mary Elizabeth Beane“‘Mary Beth”’ Fresh., Soph., Jr., and Sr. Glass Exe Gbrds. Quill Scroll, Annual Staff, French Club. Tammy Marie Belcher DECA, German Club, Fresh. and Soph. Class EX bras. Seniors 21 Adam Jerome Birt Brian Edward Bishop Sandra Jean Blackburn “‘Sandy”’ FBLA, Senior Class ExX7 bra: Timothy Blanchard Paul Jefferson Boatman “Jeff’’ Chess Club, Sciece Club, Band. Mark Anthony Bolden Band, Football, Basketball, Baseball Trainer, Outdoor Track. Robin Yvette Boney “Bee Be’”’ Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Ex Bras. 1 rack: French Club, Earle Staff. Michael S. Bowling “Death” MHS, Computer Club, Chess Club, German Club, Sight Sound. Sheryl Ann Boykin VICA, FBLA. Chanda Branch Sherri Brantley Brenda Braxton Stephanie Christine Braxton SCA president, Jr. and Sr. Classe Ex; brds.. NeEES 23 Girl's Basketball Mar., Forensics Club, Science Club, Latin Club, Frack. Gilbert Alton Brett Orchestra, Chamber Music Club, French Club. Cynthia Marie Brinkley “Cindy” German Club, AFS. Barbara Brown Dorothy Denise Brown “Dot”’ Girl’s Basketball, Track, FBLA, Basketball Club, Pep Club. Helen Michelle Brown “Shell’’ Band, Gymnastics, DECA, Spanish Honor Society Grindle Wateena Brown “‘Tina’”’ VICA. Matthew Linwood Brown Key Club, Science Club, Band, Wrestling. Tamara M. Brown “Tammy” or “Tee” FBLA, Varsity Cheerleader, ROTC, Pep Club. Jason Thomas Browne Tracey Bunting Band, ICT, VICA. Alan Ray Byrum Seniors 23 =r miors Julie Elizabeth Callis Sr. Class Ex, Brds AFS, ‘‘Miss Warwick,”’ Homecoming Court 9, LOral deere lee Cheerleader 9, 10, ie Timothy Lee Capps Richard E. Carden Sonya Devira Carney Sharon Marie Carpenter Charles Henry Charity Yo C. Chan Wrestling and J.V. Football at D.H.S in 84-85. Camellia Hyunkyung Choung NS] MES. Cheerleader, Fresh., Soph., Jr. Sr. Class Ex. Brds., AFS, French Club, Math Club, Gymnastics. This is when Seniors like Chandra Gilchrist start thinking of future plans. Will she be there next year? Patrick Huffman show his better side. Mary Ann Church Keyettes, Fresh., Soph. Class Ex. Brds., AFS, FBLA, Latin Club. Alneda Clark DOD. -aoeorec Ass: ex, Brds., FBLA. David Neil Cockes Band, Jazz Ensemble, IGT; VICA: April Cofield “Chillie” AFS, Pep Club, Track, Field Hockey. Melissa Ellen Cook Roderick V. Cooper ROTC, Spanish Club. Rosalind Cooper Michael Jerome Cosby Seniors 25 Brian Crawford Kimberly Sue Crigger ‘“‘Kim”’ German Club, Fresh. Soph. Class Ex. Brds., FBLA. Sherry D. Crocker “Bow Leggs” Pep Club, Science Club, Keyettes, Computer Club, Jr. Sr-Class Ex. Brds. Band, French Club, Track. Sterling L. Crutchfield David L. Darden Football, Key Club, Latin Club, Soccer, Math H. S., National H.S. Angela Marie Delk Tracey Rene Diggs Wesley Leroy Diggs Susan Jo Dixon Fresh., Soph., Jr. Sr. Class Ex. Brds., Cheerleader, AFS, Keyettes, “‘Miss Warwick” pageant, Annual Staff. Raymond William Downs Winston Duggins P. Van Duong Guitar Club Shannon A. Durham Fresh. Sr. Class Ex. Brds., FHA, FBLA, Spanish Honor Society, Pep Club, Field Hockey Mar. Priscilla Doretha Eaton Clinton Ray Edwards “‘Clint”’ Baseball, Key Club. Rodney Sherman Edwards Sherry L. Edwards FBLA, Dance Club. Sharon Deveta Elam Carla Elise Eley Natalie Joanne Ellis “Joanne”’ Cheerleader, French Club, Fresh. Class Ex. Brd., Homecoming Sweetheart, FBLA, Field Hockey Mar. Cesar Garcia Emano “Don Ho” Band, President of Fresh. Soph., Jr. Sr. Class Ex. Brds., AFS: Annual Staff, German Club. Michele Emerson Stacy Louise Faulk AFS, Eresh., Soph., Jr. Sr. Class Ex. Brds. Joe Ann Fields Seniors 27 ) $2 Charles Forrester “Chuck” Wrestling Team, AIASA Club, Fresh., Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Ex. Brds., Spanish Honor Society. Sarina Fox Drama Club Thespian Club Pres., Jy. Glass Ex Bras Science Club, Track Field. Jetanna Futrell Stacey Futrell Nicole Michelle Gatling FBLA, Pep Club, Outdoor Track. Jeanine Gibson Chandra LaVal Gilchrist Fresh;, Soph:,.Jr., Sr. Class Ex: Brds. FBLA, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Math H. 5; opanishe rt: Sharron Michelle Gills FHA. Ramona Lavette Givens Regina Maria Goforth “‘Teddy Bear”’ Keyettes, Sr. Class Ex. Brds., Science Club, Forensics. Mark Edwin Goodrich NiHS2 Sr: Editor:Annual Staff, Latin Club. Martha Giddings Granger NAS. MHS SHS Thespians, Tennis, Fresh., Soph., Jr. Seniors Brian Roscoe Gray Jeffery Scott Green Raymond Quenton Green Sheila Greene Michael Landan Gregory ‘““Mikie’’Thespians, Pres. Sight Sound, Crew Boss Rachel Leann Gribble “‘Honeysuckle”’ FBLA, Latin Club, Band, “‘Miss Warwick”’ pageant. Jerry Hanks Anthony Ray Harris “Puddin”’ Michael Harris NJROTC, Wrestling. Sheryl Dianne Harris “‘Diane”’ Track, Cross Country, French Club, S.S. Club. Sonya M. Harris Choral Union, Shirettes, FBLA. Gregory Hatchett “Pierre” NJROTC, Track Field. Seniors 29 Ladonia Viola Hawkins ‘‘Viola’”’ NJROTC, Girls’ Drill Team Cmdr., Color Guard, Jr. Ex: Brd: William Hawkins Walt L. Hayes Keasha Satayrah Hicks NJROTC, Drill Team Cmdr., Color Guard, Cross Country. Sandra Marie Hicks “Sandy” S.H.S., Kevyettes, Soph., Jr. Sr..Class Ex. Brds., AFS. Scott A. Higgins Lisa Hill Spanish H.S., Sr. Class Ex. -Brd FBLA. Traci Denise Hilliard FBLA, Pep Club, Field Hockey, Forensics, Sr. Class Ex. Brd. Ronald Lynn Hodge “Ron” N-HS., Key: Club. M.H.S., Wrestling, Jr. 'Sr- Class Exe Brd- Jazz Ensemble. Kimberly A. Hogge “Kim” German Club, Cross Country, Track, Band. Donna Marie Holub Keyettes, FBLA, Drama Club, Sr. Class Ex. Brd. Cynthia Elizabeth Hopper’‘Cindy”’ AFS, Class Ex. Brd., DECA, Annual Staff 30 Seniors Tammy Ann Horn Cheryl Renee Hubbard Gina L. Hudnall Fresh. Sr. Class Ex. Brd., German Club, DEGAS FBEARAES: Richard Duncan Hume Vernell C. Hunt Mary A. Hutchins Steven Horst Jahn Michelle L. James FBLA] Sy. Glass: Ex: Brd. Carol E. Jarrell Lisa Kay Jeffries AFS, FBLA, Soph. Glass Ex Brd: Kecia L. Jernigan Anthony Audrey Johnson “Tony” IGE NJIROTCAVICA? Seniors 31 Anthony G. Johnson ICT, VICA, JV Football Baseball, Baseball, Gymnastic Team. Melvin Earl Johnson Antionette Renee Jones VICA, Girls’ Basketball. Keith Jones Latin Club, FBLA, Science Club. Lorenza L. Jones Varsity Basketball Rebecca Lynn Jones Cheerleader, Choral Union, Shirettes, SCA Ex brad Warwickshire. Darren Jordan Terry Anastasia Judge “‘Anna”’ Cheerleader, Indoorutdoor Track, Pep Club, Homecoming Queen 1985: Raymond Charles Kaloustian Fresh., Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Ex. Brd., JV Football, JV Soccer, Senior Class Editor, Annual Staff, ‘Mr. Legs” runner-up. Francina L. Keith Edward Windsor Kemp “‘J.R.”’ Chess Club, NJROTC, VICA, Track, Cross Country, Sight Sound. Lisa Marie Kerlin 32 Seniors 4, Seniors Robin Wyche and Stephanie show school spirit by dressing up for “Plaids Strips” day. Patricia Maria Kerlin “‘Patty” German Club, Shirettes, Choral Union, Sight Sound. Julie L. Kinard “Jul” or “Jules” Fresh., Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Ex. Brds., AFS, Spanish H.S., Science Club, SCA Ex. Brd. Laura Elizabeth Kirk Fresh., Soph., dr. Class Ex. Brds., Keyettes, Keyette- Pres N:H:S, AES, Model UN, French Club. Edgar Koeleveld Kim Pricilla Lacon Field Hockey, FBLA. Douglas E. Lamb “Doug” Fresh., Soph. Jr: Class Ex. Brds., Key Club, FBLA. Wendy Cathryn Lamm Sharon Lassiter Seniors 33 Sherri L. Lassiter Allen Ledford Samantha J. Ledford Science Club, Sr. Class Ex. Brd., AFS, FBLA, Band, Jazz Ensemble, Show Choir Band, Earle Staff, ““Miss Warwick” pageant. Sharron Marie Leggett Kimberly Ann Lindsay Deborah Ann Little “Debbie” DECA, RO TG. oy Class Ex. Brd. Alfred Major Logan Carol Ellen Longest Andrewton P. Lucas ‘“Andrew”’ NJROTC, Drill Team, Trick Drill Team. Earl Lupton Zorina Rose Machado or. GClasssEx. Brd- DECASS FES SCA FBLA, Pep Club, Field Hockey. Vivian A. Mangrum “Co Co” Earle Staff, DECA, Spanish Club, Chorus. 34 Seniors Senior’s Work Pays Off Seniors David Darden, Ed Mitchell, and Sarah Wible enjoy studying and talking during their lunch period. Mary Beth Beane poses for a picture during Algebra class. Donna Manley “Jayne K.” Drama Club, Pep Globy IG ie ViGA. Jr: or, Class Ex. brds., FBLA. Steven Terrell Manning Edward A. Marshall ‘““Eddie”’ DECA, Baseball. Stephanie Ann Mayhew Fresh., Soph., Jr. Sr. Class Ex. Brds., AFS, Keyettes, ‘‘Miss Warwick” pageant, Baseball Mgr., Spanish Club. Donald Mayo “Don’”’ J.V. Football, Football Club. Barbara C. McCann Seniors 35 April Selena McGraw Spanish Honor Society. Christopher L. McDaniel “Collinsworth” Football. Hellena Mae McDaniel “‘Lena’”’ Fresh., Soph., Jr., Sr Class Ex, Grds. DECA, Spanish Honor Society, Drama Club. Latonja N. McDonald Melissa Dawn McDonald NHS, Jazz Band, Flag Corps, Band, Keyettes, German Club, Thespians, ‘‘Miss Warwick” pageant, Tennis. Tammy McDonald Walter Earl McLaughlin Wrestling, AIASIA. Lelia Adene McMillan Michael A Memory “Mike”’ Basketball, Tennis, MHS, Quill Scroll, sr. Class: Ex, Brd® Key Club. Christopher Messick “Chris” John Jeffrey Middleton Charles Fred Minnigerode ‘“‘Fred’’ Baseball, Golf, Wrestling, Key Club, Sr. Class Ex. Brd. 36 Seniors Jason Douglas Mintz “‘Doug”’ DECA-pres., Baseball, Key Club, Fresh. Soph. Class Ex. Brds. Edward F. Mitchell Soccer, Fresh., Soph., dr, Sr. Class Ex. Brds., AFS, Key Club, French Club, MHS, Model UN, Forensics. Tammy Mitchell Candace Mobley “Prince Lover” FBLA, Field Hockey. Keshia L. Moore gf Class Ex Brd. Band, Science Club. Eddie Curtis Morgan Band, Jazz Ensemble, Soccer. Gail Lucretia Newman Field Hockey, Cheerleader, FBLA, Girls’ Basketball, Jr. Sc. Class Ex: Brds. SCA: Leteranna Nicholson Scott A. Nicholson DECA. Darrell T. Norman William H. Nuckols “Willy” Tidewater Challenge, Science Club, Spanish Honor Society. Scott Andrew Odell HOSA Club, Jr. Class Exe bra-sAro: Wrestling. Seniors 37 Shannon Denise Outlaw Pyongkon Pak Tennis, Jr. Sr. Class Ex. Brds., Spanish Honor Society. Curtis Parker ICT, VICA. JV Football Basketball. Jacqueline Parker Terence C. Parker DECA. Theresa Payne Field Hockey, Spanish Honor Society, Sr. Class Ex. Brd. Robert A. Peacock Baseball. Tracy Maria Perry “Tee”’ Cheerleader, FBLA, Fresh. Sr. Class Ex. Brd., SCA-rep., Choral Union. Saprena L. Peterson Jie oc ote Classes: Brds., FBLA, Drama Club, NJROTC. 38 Seniors Hai M. Pham Richard Phillips Harry Pierce Ronald Wayne Pittman “‘Ronnie”’ FBLA, Soph. dr. Class Ex. Brds., Drama Club. Thomas Martin Pittman Kristen Lynn Powell “Blondie” AFS, Fresh., Soph., dr. Class Ex, Brds, Keyettes, Model UN, MHS, Girls Basketball. Michelle Powell Leroy Snowdon Price “Sonny” MHS, SHS, IASIA- pres., Fresh., Soph., dreClass ex: bras, JV Baseball. Burnell Pulley Angela Fay Rains “Ang” HOSA Stephanie Paulette Reamon “P-Cat’’ FHA, DECA, FBLA, SrClass- Ex ebrd. Brenda Elaine Richardson Seniors 39 40 Seniors Linda Denise Richardson Robin K. Richardson SCA, Fresh., Soph., Jr. Class Ex. Brds., FBLA, JV Cheerleader. Tina Richey “Pat Benatar” Pep Club, Drama Club, Shirettes, Warwickshire Singers. Dennis Roberts Bridgette Monique Robinson FBLA, Pep Club, Sr. Class ‘Ex. Brd: Patrice Laverne Robinson Fresh. Soph. Class Ex. Brds., Band, Field Hockey, SCA, Spanish Honor Society. Robert Wayne Roper VICA. Gregory Allen Royal “Greg” FBLA, Wrestling. Rodney Linwood Ruffin Kimita Marie Saunders ‘“‘Kim”’ FBLA, FHA, Sr. Class Ex. Brd., Field Hockey, SCA, Keyettes, Pep Club. Raymond Lee Savage “‘Ray”’ Baseball, Football, Key Club, JV Basketball, Homecoming Court- 11th, Homecoming King. Sharon Kaye Savage Christopher Lee Schappell Anesa Josette Scott “Cheeks”’ Band, Fresh., Soph., JY) 6c one Class Ex. Brds., Earle Staff. Sonya Renee Scott ““Se’ 9? Band, Pep Club, DECA, Track. Charles Robert Sharp Joy Campbell Sheldon Ovett L. Slade ROT GCG Bobby Smith “Snake”’ Soccer, Basketball, Football Mar. Darrell Smith Linwood Smith Lytonia Smith “Lady Tee” SCA dro or. Class Ex. Grds: track Field, French Club, Forensics. Morris L. Smith Christine Faith Spangler Seniors 41 Deborah D. Speight “Dee”’ Cheerleader, Field Hockey, Basketball, Gymnastics, Baseball Mar. JV Soccer, Class Ex. Brds., AFS, DECA, Keyettes, NHS, Choral Union Gregory Ross Spencer Mark Allen St. Ours Lamar L. Steele “Sha ‘Lamar’ ”’ Homecoming Court, Football, JV Basketball, Wrestling, Model UN. William Steward James Allen Stocks “Jimmy” Basketball, Key Club, Sr. Class Ex. Gra: Theresa L. Stokes VICA, FBLA, Pep Club. Richard E. Stover “Ricky” AFS-pres., Jr. Sr. Class Ex Brds., Key Club, Thespians, Drama Club, Annual Staff, Sight Sound, SCA, Spanish Club. Petra S. Stubbs Cheerleader, SCA, Sr. Class Ex. Brd., Homecoming Court, FBLA. Robert Edward Swinnie Jazz Ensemble, Band. Lamont Swittenberg Reid Taylor “‘Cool’”’ JV Football, Chess Club, AIASA, Football Club. 42 Seniors Anthony Allan Teravainen “Tony” Football, AFS, Sr. Class Ex. Brd., Science Club, Forensics Club, French Club, Key Club. Johnetta Thomas Raymond Thomas Henrietta Jackson Thompson or oo ore Class: Ex, Brds, Spanish Club, German Club. Rachel Andrea Thompson Touch Thong Elizabeth McCollum Tongier “‘Lil’ Bit”’ NHS, Science Club- pres., Cheerleader, Shirettes, Keyettes, Warwickshire Singers. Tammy Lynn Trogdon DECA ALS: Douglas Nelson Via Leondro Daniel Vines DECA; Sr. Class Ex. Brd., FBLA. Kenneth G. Walker Mary Darlene Wallace “‘Weenie”’ Fresh., Soph., Jr. Sr. Class Ex, Brds., FBLA. Seniors 43 Tracey Lynn Walton Pep Club, DECA, JROTC) FBLA? Tennis. Heidi Marnet Ware Class Ex. Brds., AFS, Keyettes, French Club. Katherine Lynett Washington Class Ex. Brds., NHS, MHS-SHS, SCA: Track, Cross Country. Leslie Grace Watkins NHS, AFS, Spanish Club, SHS; Class Ex. Brds., Keyettes. Amy Marie Watson Track, DECA, FHA, FBLA. Troy L. Watson Eileen Wayne AFS, Jr. Class Ex Brd., Drama, French Club, Pep Club. Joachim Weinberg “Bottle” Key Club, FBLA, Soccer, Track, Football, Science Club, Art Club. Monica Yvonne Wells “Moni” NHS, Track, Cross Country, Keyettes, Class Ex. Brds, French Club. Sharon Ann Wells Spanish Club. Mary Ann West ‘‘Maybell”’ Keyettes, Class Ex. Brds., AFS. Sarah Hallowell Wible 44 Seniors Robert Michael Wilburn Cynthia Lynn Willersdorf Jacqueline Williams “Flat Top” Band, FBLA, FHA. Reginald Keith Williams ‘“‘Reggie”’ Band, Jazz Ensemble, IASA, JV Baseball Mar. George Scott Williamson Golf, Earle Staff. Mary Denise Wilson “ M M’”’ SCA, Field Hockey, Track, Pep Club, Chorus. Yuri Lance Wilson Deborah Wippermann EBUA. COE. Cindy M. Woodcock St-Class Ex, Brd:, Drama Club. 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Felicia Christian Sarah Cook Jackie Cooper Anita Cotton Lisa Counts Carla Cradle Georchia Craighead Mairtia Craighead Brion Crawley Amy Creasman Wesley Dangerfield Reginald Daughtry Jill David Sue Dewitt Gin ger Doughty Tressa Edler Amanda Laronda Lamont Davis Bobby Dixon Heidi Edelblute Alan Edwards Edwards Everett Renee Davis Trinette Doles Charma Dawn Eways Cheryl Dawson Jonathan Drum Edwards Melvin Farmer Trina Edwards Bonnie Feagans David Elvington Juniors 53 Margaret Feely Pedro Fernandez Faye Fleming Joesph Foretich Karen Foster Sharon Foster Charley Freeman Charles Fuller Bethany Gatewood Yolanda Gatewood Daniel Gautier Micheal Gifford Joesph Golden Katrina Golden Richard Gillett Mary Gorman Stephanie Grant Antionette Green Corey Gregg Bobby Griffin Dale Griffth Cheryl Gunn Deanna Hall Anthony Hardy Derek Hardy Bobby Hare Jimmie Harris Robert Harris Sylvia Harris Herman Harsey Leeann Hartman Aprel Hartsfield Vincent Hawkins Kevin Healey Amanda Heath Cheryl Henry Lisa Herbert Antonio Hickman Rodney Higgs Billy Hinton Steven Hinton Herbert Holley Dawn Holmes Kellie Houchen Nathaniel Howard Timothy Hubbard Chheang Hy Chheang Hy Juniors 55 Livan Irvin Johnnie Ivey Brenda Jackson Cheri Jackson 56 Juniors “Bumb”’ spirit. Maeella Paula Jeffrey Jackson Angela Jenkins Terry Jackson Randy Jarrell Clyde Jefferson Scotty Williamson shows Mautrice Thomas his Shelly Jeter Carla Johnson Delray Johnson LaTifa Johnson Aretha Johnson Terri Johnson Tracey Johnson Willam Johnson Eugene Jones Timothy Jones Tessy Joyce Jacinta Joyner Omar Karim Jason Keatts Yun Kim Leneen Kincaid Leon Knight Christopher Kowaleski Vincent Lassiter Casey Lawrence Chang Lee Ursula Lendson Christina Lilley David Limric Charles Little Robert Loflin Mary Lovell Kathy Martin Hubert Lynch Robert Martin Mynette Calvin Massey Majette Sonja Maxwell Steven Malloy Juniors 57 Brian McGhee Timothy Means Sheila Mears Denise Medley 58 Juniors Michelle John Mills Elaine Moore Shannon Moore Medley Robert Mills Elizabeth Adam Morgan Roderick Kristin Mitchell Moore Timothy Melvin Angelia Moore Eric Moore Morgan Herman Rosalyn Moore’ Michelle Morrel Meredith Donald Metcalf JUNIORS GROOVE IN 386 Doris Moss Tabitha Moss Bernard Moyler Dyna Nam a Michael Nelson Johnnie Nichols Brian Nicholson Tamara Nicholson Joseph Nocon Tonya Norman Christopher O’Conner Larry Orie James Orr Gary Owens Ronald Owens Jane Painter Jeffery Parker Joseph Parker Leroy Parker Dawn Payton Christine Pearce James Pearce Jerry Pepper Javonne Perry Kim Perry Bennie Pettaway Hunter Phillips Tracey Phillips Juniors 59 Gus Phillos Clayton Pitt Jackie Prince Teresa Quesenberry Donald Ragland Amy Riffle Tracy Redden Olanda Ridley Stephanie Scott Lewis Showers Glenn Rogers Terry Shepard Charlene Rochelle Reves Kenneth Ruffin Sonja Ruffin JUNIORS JAM IN 87. Singleton Wanda Slade Dorothy Smith Kimberly Smith Tracie Smith Sharon Smith Thomas Smith Danae Solomon Hope Solomon Traci Sorrell Ernest St. Clair Derek Steele Ronnie Steward Larry Stith Robert Stokes Sharon Strickland Thomas Sullivan David Summers Tina Sutphin Tiffany Sutphin Grey Tarkenton Christopher Michael Taylor Tatem Jerry Temple Sabrina Tana Teter Taybron My Hanh Thai Elwanda Taylor Lamont Taylor Juniors 61 Bobbie Jo Thomas Mautrice Thomas William Threatt Sharon Tisdale 62 Juniors Michelle Travis Melinda Trevathan Angela Turner William Turner Charles Van- Allman William Vegh David Vincent Tammy Wainwright Terrence Warren Chanda Washington Georgia Washington Annette Watson Laura Webb Belilnda Wells Linda Westall Rhonda White Kenya Whitley Patricia Wilkins Alvin Williams Bettie Williams Friends forever more. What a face. Lisa Williams Derrick Wood Wendy Wynn Jacqueline | Sean Gary Wooden Chiquita Banks Lynch Williamson Shawnie Vander Jones Dwayne Wills Wooden Amanda Michele Theodore Wynn Kredzielewski Winfield What are you looking at? THERE’S NO STOPPING US! Son SOPHOMORES Sophomore Divider 67 Tyrone Abbensetts Jennifer Alford Roy Alister Norman Alligood Michele Alston Teri Andrews Patrick Anna Jeffery Anthony Gloria Armstrong Traci Arnett Beatrice Arrington Betty Atkins Dominique Aucion Jacqueline Baines Diana Banks Michael Banks Pierre Baptist Jeffifer Barbour Lori Barnes Thomas Barnette Eric Baskett Jeffrey Batten Tina Battle Richard Beale Christopher Bell Christina Bennae Timothy Benson MomMmo;res ONLY TWO YEARS TO GO Thomas Bishop Patrick Bland Steven Blevins Travis Bowen John Boyd Ralph Branch Gregory Bryant Ellyson Bratton Kimberly Braxton Rusty Brewer Arlissa Brinkley Carl Brown Joyce Brown Kenneth Brown Letishia Brown Mark Brown Shonn Brown Micheal Bryant Gregory Bullis Jovita Burley Jason Burns Jeffery Burns Lynn Bussard James Bryd Christopher Calaway Leslie Campbell William Canady Jeanette Carrington Fredrick Carroll Kara Casey Emmett Chapman Michael Chapman Savann Chim Savath Chim Derrick Christopher Angela Clark Sophomores 69 Erica Coleman Lawrence Coleman Casey Colgan Jeffrey Collier Gina Collina Sandra Conley + Ron Corey Antoinette Council Julie Cox Kimberly Crawford Charles Croom Shenell Cummings William Cuomo Suzette Dale Jonathan Daniels Rovyvden Daniels Chad Davies Christopher Davis Craig Davis Demetria Davis William Davis Willie Davis Andrew Dawkins Daniel Decker Gaynette Deering Sandra Degarmo Sharon Diggs Bridgett Drew Van Thi Dong Sharon Dupree Eric Elliott Ronald Elliott Tammy Elliott Latonya Ellis Yvette Ellis Ronnnie Everette Hot Days — Short Classes No Short Shorts! le Nicole Ellis shows off her new “Tweety Bird”’ shirt. David Evers Melissa Fain Christopher Farley Christopher Faulk Elizabeth Feely David Fitzgerald Antionette Fletcher Laphena Flowers Robert Fowler Anthony Fox Dionne Fox John French Shannon Fry Melvin Garland Jennifier Garrett Jennifier Garris Susan Garriss Damon Gatewood Valarie Gautier Deanna Gibbs David Gibson William Galzire Weldon Godfrey Betty Gore Stacy Graham Carla Graves Leon Graves Troy Gray Webb Gray Sophomores 71 Debra Green Tina Green Cynthia Greene Milton Gurkins Gregory Guye Gregory Hall Jason Hall Rebecca Hall Rhonda Hammond McShaun Hanks Jennifer Hardy Lisa Hardy Stephen Hare John Harris Linda Hartwell James Harvey Ronald Hatchett Andrew Helton Daryll Henderson William Hicks Deena Hill George Hinkle Marilyn Holden Robert Holden Rhonda Holley Timothy Hoover Liv Hor Derrick Howell Brian Hudson Donna Huff Theresa Huffman Anjanette Hughes Shannon Fry proves that happiness is es another Raider victory S, ’ . ame 3 $e ae ‘ aa ‘ . 4 i re ad = C—O % Two More Years To Groove. Shawn Ing Sean Irvin Christina Jackson Christopher Jackson Erick Jackson Marvin Jackson Shawn Jackson Vinson Jackson Victoria Jelks Michael Jenkins Donald Jennings Chandra Jernigan Robin Jeter Terri Jeter Carla Johnson Daisy Johnson Deborah Johnson Rhonda Johnson Stephanie Johnson Victoria Johnson Brian Jones Darrick Jones Jamel Jones Nicole Jones Stephen Jones Dewitt Joyner Johnny Justice Joseph Jutras Floyd Keller Charlene Kemp Young Kim Craig Kimmeth James Kiser Carles Knight Eric Knowlin Paul Krikcvitch Sophomores 73 Sophomores set it off. Timothy Kuchta Ronald Langford Lisa Laws Walter Leonard Sandra Lewis Lily Lin Evelyn Lindsey Laura Lising Cynthia Little Timothy Lloyd Janee Logan Stephanie Long Maria Lopresto Kammy Lowery Timothy Lucas Ramon Lyons David Lyttle Ernest Majette Stacy Mann Steven Manry Athansios Mantis John Mariani Crosby Marsh Troy Marshall James McDonald Todd McKinney Kenneth McMillan Trina McQueen Trinette Medley Leslie Meredith Cary Mills Isaiah Montgomery Jimmie Moore Karen Moore Riley Moore Trudi Moore 74 Sophomores Theodore Morgan Jacy Morris Shelley Moses Arethea Motton Charlotte Motton Becky Myers Richard Napier Christie Newberry Charles Nichols Kelley Nicholson Gregory Oakley Su-Mi Oh Brian Oliver Daniel Orie Brian Owens Cervoni Owens Terry Pair Anita Parker Charles Parker Donna Patrick Sharon Paxton Cheryl Pettit Indy Pierce Cinzia Pittman Debra Powell John Powell Tracy Powell Lutise Pretlow Jennifer Price Tristan Proctor Sophomores 75 Ninth grade was a breeze compared to tenth grade. Lori Pruitt Christopher Ransome Johnnie Rascoe David Reeves Timothy Rice Cam Rich Laura Richards Evangela eybek malate sa time from study to pose for a picture. Richardson Glen Riddick Terrence Riddick Tracy Roberts Tonyka Robertson Jeffrey Rodenhizer Robert Rogers Glenn Rollins Tina Rucker Alphenia Ruffin William Ruskey Karen Salter Wendy Samsel Andrew Samson Alma Samuels Anita Santiful Ralph Saunders Shawn Savage Vickie Scholl Bernard Scott Gerald Scott Steven Scott Theseus Scott Clifford Seawell Dion Singleton 76 Sophomores Keeping the Faith Phyllis Singleton Richard Singleton Timothy Small Alice Smith Georgetta Smith Pamela Smith Quentin Smith Sherelle Smith Steven Smith Toya Smith Trineke Snead Belinda Solomon Cluverius Solomon Rodney Spady Alvin Sparkman Angela Speight Theresa Statzer Andre Steele Eric Steele John Stephens Waltonza Stephenson Philip Stevens Dianne Stokes James Stone Sean Strickland Stevie Strickland Steven Suber Lance Summerford Danny Sutphin Vernice Swann Terrance Talley Paul Taybron Eric Taylor Laura Taylor William Taylor Willie Thigpen Sophomores 77 Another day off thanks to GLORIA _ Bia SEEN Bats. | Thomas Thomson Tinette Tillery James Toney Robert Toney Mardi Truitt Deanna Turner Ruth Turpin Larnell Tynes Tanya Tynes Kevin Tysinger Patricia Underwood Donald Vanderheyden John Vaughan Crystal Venable James Vincent Carrie Walker Fernando Walker Victoria Wall Glenn Wallace Carl Waller John Ward Raymond Warren Roderick Warren Joseph Washington Travis Watford Brian Watson Michael Watson Julie Watts Lonnie West Otis White Darin Wiggins Gary Wiggins Alexander Wilcox William Wilkins Darrell Williams Frederick Williams 8 Sophomores Jeffrey Williams Latonia Williams Gregory Williamson Kenneth Willis Keeler Wilson Tracey Wircenske Harry Wooden Carlos Worley Andrea Wright Tracy Yellorday So Young Yi Angela Clark K 0:00am 9 27(120 mp.h.) 8:00am 9 27 For some classes, you take all the help you can get. The solid line is Gloria’s track from the early morning hours of September 26 through final landfall in Connecticut at 1:00pm on the 27th. The dashed line is the Official National Hurricane Center forcast issued at 6:00 pm on the 26th. The minor error — a mere 60 miles — was enough to save Tidewater from major destruction. s = a @phomores These shorts are not too short! Drafting is good carrer prepartion The stairwells serve as metting places for Sophomores Sophomore Class Executive Board 9 Tammie Adams Wayne Adkinson Evelyn Ainsley Edward Alcock Rene Alderman Amanda Allen Freshmen James Allen Lilpena Allen Monica Allen Stacy Allen Ben Alston Nolan Anderson Tami Andrews Robert Anzio Michelle Asadi Cassandra Ashlock Samantha Ashlock Benjamin Atkins Dwayne Augburn Eric Aursby Larry Avent Patrick Avent Anthony Bailey Betty Baker Melissa Fain has a relaxing thought before History class. Darlene Baker Sammie Barns Renita Baker Terry Barns Linda Banks Timothy Batchlor Rodney Banks James Barbor David Barnes Dena Bateman Elizabeth Battle Michael Bazemore Shaba Bell Scott Bender Monica Bernard Scott Bender Monica Bernard Mary Blackwell James Blevins Issac Blizzard Jammie Blount Dawn Boney Bernard Boone Keary Boston Kevin Bowen Craig Bowers Wade Bowman Melise Bowser Bonnie Boyd Kimberly Boyd Taryce Boyd Audra Branch Stephaine Branch Elaine Braxton Wilhelminia Brinkley Marsha Brown Melissa Brown Christopher Bullis Shawn Burgess Shedrick Byers Jeanette Camp Kenneth Campbell Marcus Campbell Tracee Carroll Michael Charity Kresta Davis rushes to Mrs. Health class. Dennitta Chamblee Donna Chapman Michael Charity 00 MEL AY 100 RELAY Samuon Chim Judy Clark Eddie Clyburn Travis’ Jacquel Clayburn Denise Coite Cristal Coleman Freshmen 83 Robert Coleman Stephanie Coleman Vonda Combs Melissa Connelly Stacie Cooper William Cox 84 Freshmen James Crank Thomas Crawley Kenny Crenshaw Christopher Crowder Letitia Damon Andre Daniels Richard Daniels Wesley Daniels Shelly Dargan Sharonetta Daughtery Calvin Davis Chad Davis Christle Davis Felicia Davis Kresta Davis Paula Davis Ramon Davis William Davis Clowning around in the halls. Charlene Elam Alvin Ellington Robin Eure Joann Eason Holly Edelblute Kathy Edwards Bonnie Jo Deas Michael Deloatch Sharon Deloatch Robert Dennis Yu Do Vernita Doswell Ginger Drummond Karen Dudley Cleveland Dunlap Anthony Evans Robin Everett Tanya Everett Sandra Fabry Preston Faulk Tyrone Fields Angela Flack Frances Ford Timothy Forloines Ryland Forrest Trina Foster Linda French Travis Frizzell Gregory Fuller Mark Fuller Douglass Futrell John Garrett Temple Gatewood Julie Geuin John Gilbert Douglas Giles Thomas Gilliam James Glover Tinete Glover Melissa Goodwyn Michelle Gorham Sharna Grady Carla Graham Maurice Grant James Graves Yevette Graves Tawanda Gray Samuel Green Curtis Greene Monica Greene Wanda Greene Michael Griffin Corey Gunn Michael Gurganus Freshmen 85 86 Freshmen show no enthusiam here Dennis Guzik William Halsey Ivy Hamby Freshmen Karen Hampton Aaron Hanks Rebecca Hanks Jackie Hardin Kwamie Hardy Melvin Hardy Yolanda Hardy Aaron Harrell Mary Harrington Kimberly Harris Phillip Harris Torando Harris Bruce Hastings Donald Hatton Jamar Hayes Jean Hensley Georgia Herbert Calvin Hicks James Hicks Kendall Hicks Barbara Higgins Jonas Hill Leonda Hill Walter Hines Craig Hinton Michael Hitchcock Christopher Hobson Courtney Hodges Todd Hollis Anthony Holmes Jennifer Holub Stephanie Howell Dawn Hudson Carol Huff Jennifer Hughes Isa Irvin Here either! Eric Jones Gregory Jones James Jones Jermaine Jones Kevin Jones Anthony Jordan Jesse Jonhson Wallie Johnson Brionna Jones Theodore Jenkins Michelle Joe Fred Johnson Michael Ivey Yelando James Janice Jarvis Kimberly Joyce Shanette Joyner Derrick Kearney John Keeter Byong Soo Kim Young Chan Kim Allen Kirby Tonya Kirby Linda Knight Sherry Langhorne Terry Langhorne Melissa Lashbrook Charles Lassiter Christopher Lassiter Herminia Lassiter Sonya Lassiter Sharon Lawler James Lepsy Jezmon Lewis Stephen Lewis Allen Linger Rebecca Linger Kiesha Littlejohn William Long Freshmen 87 Donmonic Lyons Lolita Malloy Mark Martin 88 Freshmen Allen Marshburn Lenord Mayle Darrell McCallister Courtney Hodges dwells over the dilemma of attending coach Quillen’s gym class. Beth McCord Kimberly McEachern Monique McEachern Matthew McKercher Kimberly McLaurin Litonia Melvin Darryl Michek Katrinia Minix Letitia Mitchell Robert Mitchell Paul Modar Tina Moffitt Treesa Moody Pamela Moore Stacy Moore Brandon Morris Joseph Mounts Kenneth Moyler Susan Murphy Polo Nam Dean Newman Chinh Nguyen Christinia Oconnor Christina Oberg Robert Outlaw Bradford Parker Christine Parker Pandora Parker Alisa Payne Hsin Peng Paul Perron Jonh Perry Shenita Perry Thomas Peterson Timas Peterson Lamichelle Pettaway Bridgette Pitttman Frances Porter Tonya Powell Eureka Powers Darren Price Tyese Rascoe Tonya Reves William Reece Angela Reese Yolanda Reid Kanoff Reynolds Andrea Richardson Anita Richardson Linwood Richardson Susie Riddick Andrew Riddle Celine Riffle Craig Robins Purcell Roberts Shannon Roddy Chad Rose Clarence Ruffin Josephine Salvato Willie Samuels Mary Sanders Tonya Saunders Jacqueline Savadge Kim Mclaurin, caught with her eyes closed. Brad Savage Sharron Savage Michael Schwartz Rodney Scippio Carl Scott Norris Seabron Micheal Seawel Grant Sharp Latrice Shelton Freshmen 89 90 Shawn Sherrod Simone Simmons Nichelle Slade Wendy Slavey Angela Smith Dexter Smith Freshman Meadie Smith Missy Smith Sharon Smith John Snyder April Solomon Page Sorrell Erin Spalding Jeffrey Sparkman Robert Spaulding Beth Spencer Kenny Spencer Melissa Spencer Angela Stanfield Robert Stanley Jennifer Stevens Debbie Stevens Karen Stewart Kimberly Stewart Corey Stith Wilbert Stith Pam Stitzel Tee Stokes Jenni Strickland Raymond Swartz Clarence Taylor Tracy Taylor Carolyn Temple Dridre Terry Chris Thomas Orlander Thomas Robert Thomas Tim Thomas Clarence Thompson Lrian Thraster Lawanda Tiller Vernita Tobias Teresa Toliver Keith Tongier Mai Tran William Travis Laura Travis Kathy Unangst Susan Vann Michelle Verastek Darrell Via Samule Waker Shannon Wallace Laureen Walton Jon Ware Craig warren Frank Warren Mic helle Warren Stephanie Watson Sonia Wauters Benjiman Webb James Werner David Wessel Callis West John West Eric Whitaker Rodney Whitaker Jermaine Whitby Gary White Yvette White Donnell Whitehead John Whitehead Noah Whitehead Joe Whittaker Marvin Wilford Ananise Wilkins James Williams Jason Williams Jodie Williams Minyarn Williams Nicol Williams Teresa Williams Tracy Williams Valerie Williams Vanessa Williams Willis Williams Robert Willoughby Lisa Wilson Angela Winfree Carlos Wood Karen Wood Kimberly Wood Kerry Wooden Robin Woolfolk Catherine Wright Sandy Wynn Freshman 91 Faculty Divider 93 Janet Alford Secretary Nancy Anderson English, AFS Sponsor Carolyn Anthony Attendance Secretary Maggie Arrington Office Services, Computer Concepts, Typing 1, Personal Typing, Co-Sponsor FBLA Tony Auby Music Theory, Concert Choir, Choral Union Nita Barbour Horticulture Dottie Barrett Industrial Cooperatived Training, ICT Senior Intensfied Program, VICA Sponsor Jackie Barrett Typing 1, Shorthand, Business Law, FBLA meee Ze) DMM Ee Ip ST DDD DDD DDD DDIIDIDIIF Comander Wheeler, Mr. Cowley, and Coach Harvey prepare for the new school year. Wallace E. Bateman Miltary Science, NJROTC Drill Teams and Color Guard Audrey S. Bond Reading and Math Lisa Boone Office Services, Office Technology 1, Personal Typing, Typing 1, Freshman Class Sponsor Joyce Briggs Staff Aide, Pep Club Sponsor 94 Faculty Renee Brown Art and Art Magnet School Ethel Brunson English Carolyn Buggs Office Technology, COE Coordinator, Office Super. Mat. Richard Cale Instumental Music, Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble Lois K. Callahan English Shirley Callis Secretary Celestine W. Carter Shorthand, Office Tech., COE Coordinator Ressie Collins English Patricia Coltrane Biology, Zoology Steve Colwell Wood Technology, Construction, J.V Soccer Coach Janice Costen Geometry, Algebra 1, Consumer Math Anne Creasy Latin, Latin Club Shirley Crockett Special Ed., TMR aide Parma L. Deas ESO” Neil Drummond Calculus, Math Analysis, Algebra II, Math Honor Society Hazel L. Eason Health Education Joe Edwards Special Ed., Scout Master, Special Olympics Valerie Fauntleroy Health, P.E., Gymnastics Bruce Field U.S. History, Geography, Int’] Relation, U.S.-USSR Relations Tidewater Challenge Linda Filer English Faculty 95 Susan Flippo Fundamental Skills Ada C. Foriest World History B. L. Fulton Mathmatics Tom Garner Wd. History, Jr, Class, Sight Sound Keith Garvin History, Govt. Barbara Graham Goemetry, Consumer Math Linda Green Judy Halsey Spec. Ed. Aide Debra Hanbury Ele Elc, Comp. Elc., Communication Tech., Annual Stf. sponsor Joy Haynes Special: Ed] ED, 5 € Leslie Heid 9 10 English Betty Hicks Mathmetics Doris Higgins Goemetry, Alg., Basic Math Patricia Holman 12 English, Beginning Comp. Is Mr. Drummond ashamed of his math classes ? 96 Faculity SRR ae = rs f} - Meg a) 28 VE eCeweie 30. fg $2 Ton 5 ai € | T00 Ax9 Go. FT Gaade CREW . : | Bill Holmes 2) SS = Counselor, Guid. Dir. Emma L. Howell Comm.Skills, Pract.Math, Social Living Sandra Hughes Spanish I, II, IV, Spon. Soo, Thelma M. Jones Acct., Typing, Intro. to Bus. Gladys S. Jordan Amer. Govt., Wld. Geography, Co- Spon. Soph. Cls SCA: Conrad Keesecker Sarah Krause Bookkeeper Rich Kravitz Counselor, Spon. Key Club Hilda Laubach US History Ivy Lee English Bonnie Lowe Alg Trig, Alg. I Il Joyce Lytle TMR Spec. Ed. James MacNeil Physics, Chemistry Marion Majher Art | Faculity 97 Rita Mask Donna Oertel Earth: Sc. Spon. Sc. Club Jane Olson ESOL Aide Martha Ourednik English Marilyn Paige Biology Jacquelyn Patterson Spec. Ed. Laura Pepe Alg.I, Gen. Math I Il Spon. JV Cheerleaders Dorothy Petterson Jeanette Pretlow Psychometrist John Quillen ELE. PF Indoor Outdoor Track Mary Robinson Fran Scott Counselor, Spon. Nis: Micheal Simpson Orchestra Tom Stroup Drama ], II, IIl, Stagecraft, 12R, Y English, 9 Eng., Spon.:Drama Clb, Thespian Troupe 394 98 Faculity Sam Sykes French Dorothy W. Thomas 11 X Y English Gym teachers goof-off during free time. Helen Travis ILE PE. Harry Truhart James O. Tuberville Amer. Govt., Spon. SCA Lorraine Voros Harry Walker Staff Aide Charles Walsh German, Spon. N.H.S., German Club, Coach: Intra. Volleyball Teachers seem excited on the first day of school. Faculty 99 100 Faculty Rosie Walsh Spanish I, III, Spn. S.H.S. Keyettes Betty Ward Biology CDR Gerard Wheeler Military Sc. Sharon Williams Fund. Skills Joan Johnson Wilt Alg I, Trig., Psychology Ethel Woolfolk Science Teachers are always willing to help students. ADMINISTRATION: All IN A Days Work One of Mr. Crittenden’s more pleasant jobs; escorting the Homecoming Queen. . You tried to cook what? Mrs. Alford checks some important information for Mr. Stacy as Mrs. Anthony completes the attendance reports. Ed Way, Assistant Principal P P Administration 101 Cafeteria Staff Standing L to R: Percell Moss, Joyce Cox, Mary Frances Wood, Ethel Wesson, Carol Slueser, Hilda Lutterloh, Ann Wiseman, Shirly Satchell, Louise Keene. Sitting L to R: Doma Chappeel, Mary Eller, Mrs. McLendan, Amanda Stringfield. Stacy demonstrates new dance tech- nique. ¢ The office staff takes a break. Clap your hands everybody. Let the music play. 102 Faculty Thanks A Lot Due to circumstances beyond our control, we are unable to picture our wonderful Cus- todial Staff. However, we would like to ex- , | : press our deepest appreciation to them for ee ci rewenen Keeping Warwick HighsSchoola’ sparkling | tribute to education in Newport News. G J, YY), i] Mrs.Coltrane appears pleased with the menu for the day. eS 2 Vy 2 pf “a fog Ag Z JA Yi Somebody’s got to do it! Mr. Tuberville keeps it running smoothly. me OE This is what I really think about your work. Anything Misspelled? Faculty 103 104 Organizations Organizations 105 National Honor Society During the November induction, NHS, members reverently hold their personal symbol of the Torch of Life. National Honor Society; This society is composed of Juniors and Seniors who have a 3.0 G.P.A. or better. The biannual induc- oe tions are in Nov. and May. The symbol of — the society bears the letters C.S.L.S. which stands for the four cardinal principles of this elite group. They are C-Character, S- f Scholarship, L-Leadership, and S-Service. . The light from the Representative candles add to the brilliance of the torch which symbolizes this society. Their funds raised in carnation sales go to the Anthony Lucas Fund. ‘sy Inductee Sam Ledford receives congratulations from Elizabeth Tongier as she is inducted into the N.H.S. NATIONAL First row, left to right; David Darden, Joy Sheldon, Leslie Watkins, Monica Wells, Stephanie Braxton; Second row; Deborah Speight, Martha Granger, Elizabeth Tongier, Kathy Washington, Melissa McDonald, Camellia Choung; Third row; Mark Goodrich, Ron Hodge, Susan Dixon, Laura Kirk, Lamont Swittnberg, Robert Sharp. 106 Organization Math Honor Society officers look over Math exams to determine who will be inducted. Dawn Eways taking the M. H. S. test for induction. M.H.S. President Rob Barbour explains admission process to other officers and members. The Honor Society will hold induc- tions twice a year. Math Honor Society is comprised of Ju- niors and Seniors who excell in math. All of the Honor Society’s officers are seniors with Rob Barbour as President, Ed Mitchell as Vice-President, Camelia Choung as Secre- tary, Sonny Price as Treasurer, and David Darden as Chaplin. 1st — David Darden, Ron Hodge, Ed Mitchell, Rob Barbour, Sonny Price, Camelia Choung. 2nd — Martha Granger, Joy Sheldon, Grey Tarketon, Kathy Washington, Chandra Gilcrest. 3rd — Mike Bowling, Rob Sharp, Susan Dixon, Kris Powell. Ann Feely shows her feelings to- ward Math tests. Organizations 107 SCA GOVERNS W.H.LS. SCA governs all activities and events of WHS. It is made up of people in grades 10- 12th. Stripes Day; Ricky Stover delivers messages; Trinette Doles is escorted by Eric Moore; Joe Nocon makes “Dance Signs”; Stacy Faulk helps decorate for Homecoming. S.C.A. L to R front: Stephanie Braxton, Eric Moore, Trinette Doles, Joe Nocon, Patrice Robinson. 2nd: Lionel Pointdexter, Robin Boney, Latonia Smith, Carla Eley, Ramona Barfield, Terry Judge. 3rd: Simone Stubbs, , Helen Brown, Lisa Hill, Shannon Durham, , 4th: Linda Richardson, Sterling Cruthfield, Ricky Stover, Julie Kinard, Lori Pruitt, Joy Hamby, Alneda Clark, Stephanie Mayhew. 5th: Stacy Faulk, Patty Kerlin, Jennifer Barbour, Ann Feely, Ladania Hawkins, Henrietta Thompson, Anesa Scott. 108 Organizations FRENCH, LATIN, and GERMAN A WORLD OF DIFFERENT LANGUAGES |) Ee -— I San 3 Ze as mae as? ee a oe re French Club: First Row; Theresa Statzer, My Hanh Thai, Cindy Green, Kristin Powell, Sarah e x8 - Le nO Wible, Traci Arnette, Missy Smith. Second Row; Chris Callaway, Jennifer Holub, Stacy Faulk, =p BB Shery! Harris, Sherri Crocker, Camellia Chong, Royden Daniels, Dawn Boney. Third Row; Mike Borzemce, Kim Stewart, Melissa Fain, Carolyn Temple, Linda Banks, Tom Thompson, Kelly Kim, Alma Samuels. Latin Club: Front Row; A. Creasy, Melinie Ayscue, Cindy Willersdorph, Karen Foster, Michelle Win- field. Back Row; Shenita Perry, Chris Pearce, Beth Moore, Paula Jeffery, Leslie Abbott, Joseph Mounts. German Club: Front Row; Mr. Walsh, Melissa McDonald, Robert Sharp, Joe Nocon, Tim Rice, Gina Hudnal, Mark Boyd, Cindy Brinkley, Paul Modar. Second Row; Trudi Moore, Laura Trusler, Daniel Decker, Ted Wynn, Ceasar Emano, Grey Tarkington, Mike Bowling, Robert Peacock, Larry Bradsher, Craig Robbins. Third Row; Grant Sharp, Noah Whitehead, Kelly Nicholson, Robin Jeter, Debbie Green, Cindy Willersdorf, Trish Under- wood, Simone Gills, Kinny Walker, Kim Hogg. Forth Row; Jimmy Kiser, David Wessel, Tish Mitchell, David Gibson, Bill Glazier, Tony Barrow, Julie Prince, Lisa Kerlin, Glenn Rollins, Adam Morgan. Foreign Languages 109 ” Zz Tp Gee Oe i Z 7 es Keyettes Front row L to R officers: Laura Kirk, Meg Feely, Christy Lilley, Dawn Eways, Jane Painer, Elizabeth Tongier, Melissa McDonald, Susan Dixon, Deborah Speight, Hidi Edelbute, Kristen Mitchell, not pictured, Tessy Joyce. Mrs. B Lowe, Mrs. R Walsh, Mary ann West, Ann Feely, Jennifer Barbour, Melissa Fain, Shannon Moore, Samantha Ledford, Christie Newberry, Paula Jeffery, Belinda Wells. Third Row: Stephanie Mayhew, Leslie Watkins, My Hahn Thai, Cluverius Soloman, Belinda Richardson, Sherry Crocker, Michelle Winfield, Karen Foster,Sandy Hicks, Wendy Wynn. Forth Row: Antoinette Green, Trinette Doles, Sarah Wible, Michelle Powell, Kristen Powell, Tammy Nicholson, Crystal Venable, Tracey Redden, Angela Clark, Monica Wells.Back Row: Tricia Underwood, Kimita Saunders, Tab Sanford, Regina Goforth, Jenny Alford, Susan Garris, Kelly Kim, Vicki Scholl, Lori Pruitt, Robin Jeter. Showing true Keyette spirit is Sherry Crocker. Honoring the cafeteria staff with carnations are the Keyettes. Keyettes show school enthusiasm. aE speeneremeneen President Laura Kirk pauses for suggestions while conducting a meeting Keyettes show their Christmas spirit by caroling. 110 Keyettes liiESICEySmiOrsUCCESS The Keyettes take a break from painting the parking lot to pose for a picture. - BALE HL AERO WOM RENIN == Dedicated Keyette members decorate for Homecom- ing. lst. Row; Robert Barbour, David Darden, Adam Morgan, Edward Mitchell, Kravits, 2nd. Row; Jason Beasley, Blair Allen, Clinton Edwards, Matthew Brown, Ron Hodge, 3rd. Row; Richard Stover, Mark Stours, Leroy Price, Fred Minnigerode, Douglas Lamb, Doug Mintz,4th Row; Jeremy Call, James Stocks, Mike Memory, Hunter Phillps, David Vincent Key Keyettes 111 Senior Class Executive Board, first row, L to R; Cesar Emano, Sharon Elam, Stephanie Braxton, Deborah Speight; Second row; Tony Teravainen, Julie Kinard, Ricky Stover, Ed Mitchell, Kathy Washington, Ronnie Pittman, Alneda Clark, Samantha Ledford, Donna Holub; Third row; Sandy Hicks, Susan Dixon, Robert Barbour, Leslie Watkins, Linda Richardson, Stephanie Mayhew, Sandy Blackburn, Cindy Woodcock, Deborah Little; Fourth row; Lisa Hill, Pyongkon Pak, Shannon Durham, Harry Pierce, Joey Weinberg, Saprena Peterson, Stephanie Reamon, Tim Blanchard; Fifth row; Patrice Robinson, Sterling Crutch- field, Lena McDaniel, Mary Beth Beane, Mike Memory, Stacy Faulk, Chandra Gilcrest, Kimita Saunders, Simone Stubbs, Julie Callis, Monica Wells; Sixth row; Robin Richardson, Lytonia Smith, Fred Minnegerode, Mary Ann West, Heidi Ware, Jimmy Stocks, Henrietta Thompson, Zorina Machado, Sharon Carpenter, Theresa Payne, Michelle James. NMnPrroa NO-2AmMmwM Senior Class sponsor Randy Holder guides the Seniors in all goals they strive to reach. Senior Class members pay attention during a meeting. President Cesar Emano prepares the agenda for a meeting. Senior Mary Beth Beane helps her class by participating in clubs and other activities. 112 Organizations “Don Ho”’ suggests the Junior theme to Bethany Gatewood. Raymond Kaloustian, Sandy Blackburn, and Mary Beth Beane put their minds together for the Senior theme. Dawn Eways looks on toward her future. Junior Class officers stand with their sponsor, Mr. Garner. Gp) 23) (OC) =) 74 (Ge Junior Class Executive Board; First row, L to R; Angie Moore, Hope Solomon, Sylvia Harris, Kenya Whitley, Mr. Garner; Second row; Michelle Morrell, Tracy Redden, Paula Jeffrey, Kristin Mitchell, Jill David, Tessy Joyce, Sharon Foster, Karen Foster, Tabitha Sanford, Belinda Wells, Annette Watson; Third row; Tamara Brown, April Hartsfield, Tammy Nicholson, Heidi Edelblute, Kathy Martin, Meg Feely, Dawn Eways, Joe Nocon, Jane Painter, Wendy Wynn, Christy Lilley, Tiffany Sutton, Marlo Alexander; Fourth row; Denise Grant, Faye Fleming, Lisa Brown, Renee Cook, Sonja Maxwell, Minette Majette, Renne Davis, David Banks, Jacinta Joyner, Rosilyn Moore, Bettie Williams, Kevin Healy Organizations 113 Freshman Class Officers — 1st row (L to R) — Ms. L.N. Boone, Linda Banks — Vice pres., Sophomore Class President Ann Feely pauses to capture the thoughts for David Wessel — Pres. 2nd row — Shenita Perry — Tres., Karen Dudley — Sec., Tonya Reaves the meeting. Parl. Cary Mills and Rhonda Hammond pose for a picture. od Sophomore Class Executive Board — lst row (L to R) — Ann Feely, Kim Braxton, Kelley Nicholson, Bridgett Drew. 2nd row — Royden Daniels, Melissa Fain, Jennifer Barbour, Cindy Greene, Traci Arnett, Carla Graves, Bennet Ruffin, Sharon Diggs. 3rd row — Jimmy Kiser, Jeff Anthony, Christie Newberry, Lori Pruitt, David Gibson, Tom Thomson, John Powell, John French. 4th row — Cluverius Solomon, unknown, Jenny Alford, Susan Garris, Julie Prince, Tricia Underwood, Maia Lupresto, Vickie Scholl, Sandy De Garmo. 5th row — unknown, McShawn Hanks, unknown, Willie Davis, unknown, Angela Clark, unknown. Freshmen enjoy get- ting fresh air during lunch. Class meetings usually bring boredom to most stu- dents 114 Organizations US ian Ree se oT aie a “ee Spanish Honor Society — (L to R) lst row — Mardi Truitt, April McCraw, Sonny Price, Denise Grant, Eric Moore, Trin ette ' Dowles, Hope Solomon, Patrice Robinson, Sylvia Harris. 2nd row — Chuck Forrester, Mrs. R. Walsh, Shenell Cummings, Sharon ' Diggs, Kathy Washington, Lena McDaniel, Theresa Payne, Chandra Gilchrist, Alphenia Ruffin, Zorina Machado. 3rd row — Angie | Moore, Wendy Wynn, Snady Hicks, Bridgett Drew, La Tonya Ellis, Larry Orie, Lisa Hill, Sharron Durham, Martha Granger, Jimmy | Pierce. 4th row — Heidi Edelblute, Tammy Nicholson, Meg Feely, Christie Newberry, Stephanie Scott, Helen Brown, Cluverius ! Soloman, Carl Jones, Jeff Rodenhizer, Julie Watts, Mrs. S. Hughes. 5th row — Patricia Underwood, Susan Garris, Lori Pruitt, | Lamont Swittenbergd, Wesley Mills, Julie Kinard, Pyongkon Pak, Chuck Van Allman, Leslie W atkins. Spanish Honor Society members cele- brate the induction of new members. Model UN picture not available Forensics (L to R) lst row — Mary Ann West, Kristen Powell, Ron Hodge, Ed Mitchell, Stephanie Braxton, Rob Sharp. 2nd row — unknown, Cheryl Petit, Ricky Stover, Sherry Crocker, unknown. 3rd row — unknown, unknown, Melissa McDonald, Non-member, Kim Hogge. DIVERSE INTEREST! Organizations 115 “ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE” The 1985-86 Tidewater Challange “TIDEWATER CHALLENGE”’ team is on the way to another winning | season. The team is mostly new comers. There are true returing mem- bers: Willy Knuckles, Grey Tarken- ton, and Robert Sharp. They have participated in two matches thus far, winning them with large margins of points. They wound up second in the district last year. This year they hope to meet the championship round and bring the first place title home to War- Tidewater Challenge — Kim Braxton, Willie Nuckols, Laura Reeves, Chuck Van Allman, Mr. Field, Grey Tarkington, Wesley Dangerfield, Robert Sharp, Donald Vanderheyden. Computer Club (L to R) 1st row — David Banks, Mike Bowling, Mark Boyd. 2nd row — David Vegh, Brad Faulk, Grey Tarkenton, Ted Wynn, Greg Fuller. 3rd row — Tonya Kirby, Kevin Healy, Eugene Jones, Sherry Crocker, Weldon Godfrey, Katrina Minix. 4th row — Shaba Bell, Angela Reese, Chuck Van Allman, James Hicks, Thomas Gilliam. 116 Organizations Please give me an interview, I have a deadline. EARLE STAFF Ist row (L to R) — Lisa Counts, Anesa Scott, Robin Boney. 2nd row — Gail Newman, Robin Wyche, Scott Williamson, Mrs. Davenport. Not pictured: Shaba Bell, Margaret Calvert. : Sarah Wible Mary Beth Beane Quill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll is a honorary literary society. Members are selected from the school’s yearbook, newspaper, and literary magazine staffs. Only Juniors and Seniors are eligible for induction. Students must have a grade point average of 3.0 or better to qualify. No picture available Lamont Swittenberg Organizations 117 + —— 118 Organization we ail a AFS AND EXCHANGE AFS supports and encourages world peace, through periodic exchanges with different states and designated countries. The officers of this club devise activities and exchanges to promote peace throughout the U.S. We have several fun- draisers including doughnut, candycane and card sales. During the summer we hold car washes at local Pizza Huts. This year WHS AFS will exchange to New York city. Parents support AFS along with club mem- bers. Chris Callaway takin’ it easy! AFS: Ricky Stover; Pres, Kristen Powell; Vice Pres, Amanda Edwards; 2nd Vice Pres.; Wendy Wynn, Sec.; Vicki Wall, Tres.; Lisa Kerlin, Hist., Tony Treavainen, Srgt. at Arms; Jennifer Barbour, Parliamentarian; 2nd row; Mrs. Anderson, Julie Kinard, Robin Jeter, Stacy Faulk, Eileen Wayne, Mrs. Higgins; 3rd row; Christine Pearce, Samantha Ledford, Margaret Calvert, Stephanie Mayhew, Cesar Romano, Hunteer Phillips, Greg Williamson, Jennifer Garrett, Anjanette Hughes; 4th row; Brian Nicholson, Maria Lopresto, Trisha Underwood, Kelly Kim, Alan Edwards, Kelly Nicholson, Melissa Feighn, Missy Smith, Chris Calaway; 5th row; Paige Sorrell, Bonnie Boyd, Shenita Perry, Michelle Garham, Scott Hudsonn, Stephen Jahn, Sharon Smith, Ashley Drum. AFS members Science Club: Bottom Row, Left to right Melissa McDonald, Elizabeth Tongier, Matt Brown, Keshia Moore, unknown, Mrs. Oer- tel — sponsor, Sam Ledford, Ted Wynn, Brian Nicholson, unknown, unknown, Sher- ry Crocker, Stephanie Braxton, Tonya Ellis, Maria Lopresto, Wesley Mills, Laura Reeves, unknown, unknown, Laura Webb, Anita Cotton, unknown, Tom Thompson, Darryl Via, Mary West, unknown, Jenny Al- fred, Kelly Kim, Ed Mitchell, Robert Sharp, Ron Hodge, Cheryl Petit, Ricky Stover, un- known, Grey Tarketon, unknown, unknown, unknown. Organization 119 errs: petiniiae ee Ricky and Melissa compromise on headline titles. Cesar Emano works to get his sunset in our annual. Ricky demands a break! ‘“T’m gunna change my name’”’ says Goodrich. Staff ‘“‘nerds’’ pose eagerly. ANNUAL STAFF STRIVES BESS, inne r (L to R) lst — Lisa Brown, Meg Feely, Mary Beth Beane. 2nd — Tessy Joyce, Dawn Eways. 3rd — Ricky Stover, Kathy Martin, Cesar Emano. 4th — Scott Hudson, Mike Greggory, Derek Hardy, Chris Kowaleski, Mark Goodrich, Michelle Blow. Not pictured: Raymond Kaloustain. The Annual Staff under the direc- tion of Mrs. D. Hanbury, work daily for deadlines. This staff produces our ever-famous yearbook. These stu- dents work for a year to satisfy the school population. We cover as many activities as possible and give students a chance to voice opinions, ideas, and artwork. Pressures are great but must be met by each staff member. Mrs. Hanbury keeps all members in line and has double responsibility. The staff members greatly appreciates all of her support. OO) Z loll le les @) Ss fos} 2) © 5 Staff members take several “‘breaks’’ a day for picture posing. Organizations 121 ‘‘Behind the Scenes”’ Scott Hudson and Maria Lopresto clown around with the actors. AL EWOPOMEEWMDME Aww Mike and Randy work on a scene. Sight and Sound Club: 1st row; Ricky Stover, Michael Gregory, Mark Boyd. 2nd row; Jimmy Kaiser, Brian Nicholson, Richard Phillips, Scott Hudson, Bonnie Boyd. 3rd row; Bill Johnson, Tom Thompson, Paul Kuchta, Maria Lopresto, Mark Brown. 4th row; Todd O’Connor, Grey Tarkenton, Alan Edwards, Jen Barbour, Chuck Vanallman, My Hahn Thai. Jennifer Barbour takes time out from working lights. sae OIMIRE cuctombatne raat es wie 122 Organizations iio a | x a ee ee el a ae ts f � ‘ a a © ee oe - Sight and Sound, 1st row; Ricky Stover (Sec.), Michael Gregory (Pres.), Mark Boyd (Asst. Pres.), 2nd row; Jimmy Kaiser, Brian Nicholson, Richard Phillips, Scott Hudson, Bonnie Boyd, 3rd row; Todd O’Connor, Grey Tarkenton, Alan Edwards, Maria Lopresto, Mark Brown. “May I show you to your seat ?”” asks Gray Tarkenton. Ivy Hamby setting up the stage for another play. at } ‘ 4 ; 3 ‘em “ Organizations 123 FOR THE LOVE OFS nESslA Crs Bottom to Top, Right to Left; 1st row, Jim Farmer, Mandy Edwards, Tom Stroup, Margaret Calvert, Sarina Fox. 2nd row,Julie Kinard, Ted Wynn, Tina Richie, Melissa McDonald, Delray Johnson, Debbie Green, James Toney, Renee Hart. 3rd. row Jennifer Garret, Kammy Lowery, Randy Hill, Cervoni Owens, Robin Woolfolk, Sharon Petiway,Vicki Wall, John Keeter. 4th row, Bill Johnson, Brian Nicholson, Scott Hudson, Richard Phillips, Chery! Petit, Maria Lopresto, Jennifer Barbour, Robin Jeter, Becky Vick, Pam Stitzel, 5th row Alan Edwards, Becky Hall, Mike Greggory, Mark Brown, Paul Kuchta, Crystal Venable, Traci Arnett, Ricky Stover, Tony Brown, Eileen Wayne, Ronnie Pittman. Eileen Wayne tries to make her “‘flight’’ to success. Randy Hill, Trish Underwood, and Ricky Stover all play “‘close’’ roles in we were young that year. 124 Organizations. “QUALITY” BY: THESPIANS! NAR rca Mr. Tom Stroup introduces cast of ‘“‘We Were Young That Year.”’ Thespian Ricky Stover gets all decked out for the Drama Club Halloween party. ; ROI JPE 394 paren. Sombie on orientation day as part of an information booth. Historian Jim Farmer, Secretary Mandy Edwards, Sponsor Tom Stroup, Vice- oe President Margaret Calvert, President Sarina Fox. Bill Johnson, Melissa McDonald, Delray Johnson, James Toney. Richard Phillips, Alan Edwards, Ricky Stover, Paul Kuchta, Mike Greggory. Organizations 125 JAZZ ENSEMBLE TAKES OFF Reggie Williams poses for our photographer. Ron Hodge practices before the variety show. Randy Harsey, Jezmon Lewis, and Chris Tatem rest before performing. 126 Organizations Sam Ledford, and Maria Lopresto are ‘ formance. The Orchestra Ensemble group together for a picture! ‘ Ensemble ‘“‘is caught” during rehersals! Becky Hall takes a break from rehersal. ‘intune”’ for their Per- Bit sees ose oe Teiimieiieieiieiniie First row: Mike Taylor, Eddie Morgan, Dwayne Wills, Reggie Willams, Chris Tatem. Second row: Tyrone Abbensettes, Monty Davis, Joan Turner, Mark Brown, David Summers. Standing: Maria Lopresto, Paul Kuchata, Erick Jackson, David Lockes, Randy Harsey, Jermaine Jones, Jezmon Lewis, Mark Fuller, Sam Ledford, (not pictured) Ron Hodge. Organizations 127 “WE WERE YOUNG THAT YEAR” a Tom Stroup, Drama Director, displays cake for the cast party of ““‘We Were Young That Traci Arnetti and Margaret Calvert discuss their future plans with their on- Year.” stage boyfriends. James Toney, Ronnie Pittman, and Ricky Stover relax before opening night in the dressing room. Trish Underwood, a sophomore, makes her dazzling debut as ““Marsha.”’ 128 Organizations Se Cast and Crew Director — Mr. Tom Stroup Nancy — Traci Arnett Andy — Ricky Stover Aunt Sally — Mandy Edwards Marsha — Trish Underwood Larry — Randy Hill Betsy — Eileen Wayne Ernie — Delray Johnson Joanne — Sarina Fox Dunnie — Ted Wynn Patsy — Crystal Venable Jack — Tony Brown Elsie — Vicki Wall Leona — Debbie Green Prudy — Margaret Calvert Steve — James Toney Carol — Tina Richey ce h ” i h d iz ” 2 i : Marsha,” Trish Un erwood and “Andy”, Ricky Stover Fionn cunicabittman perform together for the first time on the Warwick High school stage. Woman — Kammy Lowery Movie voices — John Ketter,Becky Hall Choir — Robin Jeter, Kammy Lowery, Pam Stitzel, Cheryl Pettit, Robin Woolfolk Lights — Alan Edwards, Mark Brown, Jennifer Barbour Sound — Paul Kauchta, Jon Ware, Jezmon Lewis Stage crew — Ivy Hamby Ricky Stover, playing the role of ““Andy”’ says “It’s me that you are looking for. Traci Arnett and Ricky Stover pose together with the cast cake for a quick picture. 4 % Organizations 129 SHOWING IT WITH STYLE Flag Corps:(L to R) Jackie Williams, Chandra Wahington, Regina Goforth, Michelle Winfield, Shannon Moore, Cheryl Pettit, Deanna Hall, Jennifer Garrett, Bobbie Jo Thomas, Mandy Edwards, Melissa McDonald, Sonya Maxwell, Crystal Venable, Cluverius Soloman, Tonya Tynes, Helen Brown. 130 Organizations Feature Twirlers — Cary Mills and Beth McCord. Organizations 131 MARCHING BAND Ist row (L to R) — Arlissa Brinkley, Shenita Perry, Angela Reese, Stacie Cooper, Robin Jeter, Dierdre Terry, Melissa Connelly, Annette Watson, Ford Porter. 2nd row — Tonya Kirby, Diane Stokes, Ricky Davis, Ivy Hamby, Kara Casey, Julie Watts, Evelyn Lindsey, Uilhemena Brinkley, Stephanie Coleman, April Soloman, Judy Clark, Cristal Coleman. 3rd row — Mark Brown, Sam Ledford, Maria Lupresto, John Turner, Troy Bowman, Suzette Dale, Monty Davis. Marching Band Ist row (L to R) — Brian Bacon, David Cockes, Paul Kuchta, Jodie McDonald, Jezmon Lewis, John Perry, Sharon Paxson. 2nd row — David Summers, Jermaine Jones, Tyrone Abbensetts, Eddie Anzio, James Graves, Erick Jackson, Kevin Healey, Larkin Davis. Band performs at Spring Thing. Band members wait to perform. 132 Organizations MUSIC MAKERS - Vee fun é od “A Apuoung . es ndt % S ted (L to — gg Yy g ’ a onner ris ) ’ 1 illia Ss Mik (e) . a e Ss rt S nn dd O h ’ J Ss S li Ch 1S at D R R W l or Eddie M organ oe Moun m WwW Yy W ll R ’ ea e ‘e m e a ’ obe Wi le ) (G t om liiivan I e Cc Lassiter, Sc , Scott Hud i son. Standing — Jimmy Harvey Organizati ons 133 Ss Wercriwinsiarns AERC i SRA hj i RUE de aoa Me Fie BEN ey, Gi naicag! Drum major; Randy Harsey, looks Trumpet player Brian Bacon plays his tune with the on as he directs the band. help of Paul Kuchta. 0 b+ 0 6 ae lst row (L to R) — Deanna Hall, Mandy Edwards, Dierore Terry, Robin Jeter, Melissa Connelly, Shenita Perry, Annette Watson, Stacie Cooper, Ford Porter. 2nd — Kara Casey, Julie Watts, Ivy Hamby, Bobbie Jo Thomas, Cristal Coleman, Michele Winfield, Tonya Kirby, Shannon Moore, Kevin Healy, Eric Jackson, Randy Harsey, Paul Kuchta, Mark Brown, Sam Ledford. 3rd — Brian Bacon, John Perry, Jezmon Lewis, David Cockes, Sharon Paxson, William Davis, Bobby Griffin, James Graves, David Summers, Jermaine Jones. 4th — Scott Hudson, Tom Sullivan, Joe Mounts, Reggie Williams, Alan Edwards, Chris Lassiter, Chris Tatem, Dwayne Wills, Eddie Morgan 134 Concert and Marching Band | pe CHATS SHOW BIZ | | | 7 “a . te, (A ) qu aly, wi . W i a f ... ms 1st row (L to R) — Yuri Wilson, Sharron Leggett, Jason Beasley, Tammy Boyd, Patty Kerlin (Secretary), Deborah Speight (President), Roy Alister, June Moore, Ford Porter, Pam Stitzel, Cynthia Pettus. 2nd — Lynn Jones, Travis Irvin, Felica Giles, Trinette Medley, Fred Williams, Julie Callis, Shannon Fry, Bethany Gatewood, Tina Richey, Angela Speight. 3rd — Keeler Wilson, Keith Tongier, Warren Vines, Beth McCord, Courtney Hodges, Jeanette Camp, Thea Long, Laura Trusler, Mandy | Edwards, Beth Spencer, Keary Boston. 4th — Isaiah Montgomery, Terrence Parker, Malissa Lee, Melise Bowser, Alisa Payne, Renita Baker, Yolanda Hardy, Jim Farmer, Kammy Lowery, Dwayne Wills. 5th — Inga Graves, Stephanie Branch, Malissa Goodwyn, Richard Walker, Aaron Harrell, Ronnie Steward, Denise Crain, Linda Westall, Reggie Williams, Myron Avent, Laura Lising. lst row (L to R) — Patty Kerlin, Beth Spenser, Thea Long, Beth McCord. 2nd — | Laura Trusler, Pam Stitzel, Courtney Hodges, Jeanette Camp. 3rd — Yolanda Hardy, Alisa Payne, Melissa Goodwyn, Renita Baker. | Choral Union and Shirettes 135 WARWICKSHIRE Warwickshire at Deer Park during the summer. Singers work hard for their ‘“‘on stage”’ performances. Yuri Wilson “sings his way”’ into success. 136 Organization Warwickshire Singers gang together for a bow. Julie Callis and Deborah Speight take a break. a — ae a4 Martha Granger practice for next concert. By Ss ee cea ‘ ae LJ. . Warwickshire lst row; Deborah Speight (Pres), Patty Kerlin (Secretary), Martha Granger (Vice — Pres.) 2nd row; Tammy Boyd, Fred Williams, Lynn Jones 3rd row; Angela Speight, Roy Alister, Sharon Leggett, Travis Irvin, Elizabeth Tongier, Linda Westall, Isaiah Montgomery, Julie Callis, Warren Vines,Tina Richey. 4th row; Trinette Medley, Jason Beasley, Ford Porter, Mandy Edwards, Laura Lising, Yuri Wilson, Felicia Giles 5th row; Keeler Wilson, Bethany Gatewood, Keith Tongier, June Moore, Kammy Lowry, Myron Avent, Shannon Frye, Jim Farmer 6th row; Dwayne Wills, Reggie Williams Organization 137 VOCATIONAL CLASSES, MORE THAN A CLUB ‘ ie = AISIA Ist row (L to R) — Mark St. Ours, Sonny Price, Reggie Williams. 2nd row — Lamar Steele, James Brown, Wesley Dangerfield, Raymond Kaloustian, Martha Granger. 3rd row — Chuck Forrester, Jerome Allen, Ronnie Owens, Darren Jordon, Trinette Doles. 7 x Te . t FHA Ist row (L to R) — Tabitha Sanford, Kimita Saunders, Georchia Craighead, Michelle Powell, Evora Braxton. 2nd row — Shannon Daren, Michelle Windfield, Kim Lacon, Reane Davis, Ginger Daughty, Denise Grant, Sylvia Harris. 3rd row — Stephaine Reamon, Kim Smith, Yolanda Gatewood, Sandra Banks, Timberly Sills, Diana Banks, Karen Stewart, Reginald Daughtery 138 Organizations WORKING TO THE TOP Michael Cosby shows anyone can be a suc- cess. VICA (L to R) — Michael Cosby, Antionette Joness, Sheryl Boykin, Wendy Lamm, Tabitha Moss, Chris Messick, | Anthony A. Johnson, Mrs. D. Barrett, Teresa Stokes, Tim Barnes, Alfreda Powell, Kevin Jackson, Tracey Bunting, Sonya Lanier, Lewis Beale, Sharon Leggett, David Cockes, Daniel Barnes, Anthony G. Johnson, Johnny Williams, Donna Manley, James Purdie, Jacqueline Parker, Tim Means, Lionel Poindexter. DECA Ist row (L to R) — Zorina Machado, Gina Hudnall, Debbie Little, Lena McDaniel, Doug Mintz, Eddie Marshall. 2nd row — Robbie Wilburn, Julie Callis, Greg Brandt, Steve Jahn, Ricky Hume, Leslie Meredith, Princess Nilen. 3rd row — Sharon Strickland, Tammy Wainwright, Darrel Smith, Cindy Hopper, Terence Parker, Todd Norman, Rob Mills. 4th row — Andre Brown, Larry Bradsher, Katrina Golden, Teddy Morgan, Marilyn Holden, Karen Mayo. 5th row — Derrick Christopher, Doug Via, Tim Capps, Danny Gautier, Jimmy Pearce, Dean Williamson, Patrick Bland, Eddie Marshall participates in activities at the Chris Kowaleski. DECA rally. Organizations 139 UV=CnnmoUYrms VG=InfZmMN—a—-N A@) 74 @ 140 NJROTC The WHS NJROTC is organized to help students become better citizens and leaders. It provides them with the opportunity to develop leadership skills which are very important in a democratic society. The cadets prove their leadership abilities in the unit, at the various drill meets, and in the community. This year the NJROTC has the finest officer corps and cadet body ever. These people will be America’s future leaders. After school practice makes perfect routines. Drill team shows they can practice anywhere. OFFICER CORPS 85-86 Officer Corps L to R: lst row C. Dawson, O. Edwards, L. Hawkins, A. Lucas, O. Slade. 2nd row E. Knowlin, J. Golden, C. Soloman, R Ashe, K. Ruffin, T. Bowen. 3rd row C. Brown, M. Bradly, E. Taylor, R. Hill, M. Bryant. NJROTC 141 In Sport, In Courage, And The Sight of Heaven. All Men Meet On Equal Terms. Winston Churchhill. Warwick High Peninsula Olympians Warwick High Olympic Basket- 2 | Sa ose = ball Team are known for their ag- gressive style of play and for their outside sh ooting. Basketball Team, lst Row Terry Pair, Joe Washington, Tim Totten, Edgar Koeleveld, Raymond Warren. 2nd Row Coach Valada Kindred, Ernest St.clair, Eric Baskett, Darren Williams, Scott Seawel, Coach Joe Edwards They trained, they competed, they were vic- torious, they managed to stand proud. 400 Meter Relay Team Left to Right Joe Washington, Raymond Warren, Terry Pair, Tim Totten. Self-Fulfillment Leads To Self-Under- standing Gymnastics Left to Right Betty Atkins, Rhonda Johnson, Jeanette Carrington, Gloria Arm- strong. 142 Organizations First row: Jeanette Carrington, Anita Parker, Earl Lupton, Gloria Armstrong, George Hinkley, Debra Powell, Ronnie Everett, Shawn Ing, Betty Atkins, Scott Seawel. Second row: Dr. Joe Harris (Scout Commissioner), Carl Edwards (Holding Poster), Rhonda Johnson, Terry Pair, Mr. Joe Edwards (Scout Master), Eric Baskett, Yvette Ellis, Darrell Williams (Person in tent), Joe Washington, Raymond Warren. | IN SCHOOL SCOUTING PROGRAM Troop 322 encourages Students to become productive citizens in their own communities and to be prepared for the unexpected. Members of troop 322 awaits instructions from Mr. Harris on how to properly assemble a tent. Organizations 143 144 Sports Divider SEO S ‘ rN 1M et) A. AA SS) a { Nie, Ve, by '� t Resi LANYN wk The sports program at Warwick High School continues to grow each year. Additions this year include a junior varsity girls’ basket- ball team and a girls’ softball team. Also, the varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders are recognized as sports for the first time at Warwick. Starting school at an earlier hour this year has proven to be a beneficial addition to the sports program and the atheletes. Stu- dents no longer need to miss class in order to participate in a game and have more time after daily poractices to homework. One further addition is the Henry Jordan Merit Award. This is awarded to an outstanding graduating senior who has shown aca- demic excellence, as well as participated in a varsity sport for two years. James Choung, class of 1985, was the first recepient of this award. Sports Divider 145 | | ' | POSEY =e , HEVROLET | Spirit Seekers Seip riomenes The Varsity Cheerleaders show their spirit as they cheer at a football game. The Varsity Cheerleading Squad of 1985-86 was one of the five squads state-wide to be selected to compete in the ICF National Cheerleading Championships. The championship competition is held in Nashville, Tennessee and is televised. The squad is active from July through March and for this reason is now considered a sport. wail alt Terry Judge Elizabeth Tongier Tammy Boyd Varsity Cheerleaders await the score. 146 Varsity Cheerleaders Pep rally performances are another responsibility placed on the Varsity Cheerleaders. Trinette Doles Amy Riffle The 1985-86 Varsity Cheerleading Squad Cheerleaders demonstrate another pyramid. 4 4 ¥ . thet ; S PRACTICE MAKE J.V.S PICTURE PERFECT This year’s J.V. Cheerleading squad is the best ever. During the summer, the girls raised money for new uniforms. They went to camp and won many ribbons and a spirit stick. Return- ing from camp, they faced a brand new school year with many new cheers, chants, and pyra- mids. This year the squad was determined to make each performance better than the last. J.V. Cheerleaders; First row, left to right; Temple Gatewood, Carla Graves, Trina McQueen, Tonika Robertson, Shannon Fry; Second row; Alphenia Ruffin, Latonya Ellis, Evangela Richardson, Kanoee Reynolds; Third row; Kelley Nicholson, Bridgette Drew, Janee Logan, Sandra Conley, Angela Speight. J.V. cheerleaders await their time to perform in a pre-game pep The J.V.s attended camp where they practiced many formations. Cheering at J.V. games takes up Saturday mornings. Bridgette Drew smiles as she leads a cheer. Ce During camp, the girls pause to smile and reflect Raider spirit. J.V.s are behind their team all the way. J.V. Cheerleaders 149 ome ES EESTI cece CR Let’s Hear It for the Boys: Quarterback David Darden prepares to pass. He passed for over 1,000 yards to lead the district this season. Varsity Football: First Row, Left to Right; Manager M. Grant, Antonio Hickman, Billy Hinton, Tim Morgan, James Orr, Jeremy Call, William Stewart, Larry Orie, Terry Shepard, Calvin Massey, Dale Griffith, Manager M. Knowlen. Second Row; Manager D. Bryers, Tristian Proctor, Jason Beasley, Rodney Edwards, Derrick Christopher, Edward Fuller, Chris Barfield, Bernard Moyler, Gary Wooden, Curtis Fleming, Chris McDaniel, Lorenzo Gilbert, Man- ager M. Boulden. 150 Varsity Football Third Row, Left to Right; Manager C. Brown, Eric Robinson, James Alexander, Kevin Byrd, Vincent Lassiter, Larry Stith, David Darden, Adam Morgan, Bernell Pulley, William Davis, Darrick Scott, Darren Jordan. Fourth Row; Coach Bill Lyons, Bobby Grif- fin, Carlos Wood, Chris Boyd, Adam Birt, Ray Savage, Thomas Pittman, Derek Steele, David Carmichael, Joey Weinburg, Joe Prince, Coach Bob Cislo. Players cheer from the sidelines. Spirit flows during a pre-game pep rally. Team members call a time-out. Sap , - -— ca ROE il Ry ge oe =F The football tri-captains are Ray Savage, David Darden, and The offensive line prepares to make a play. Adam Birt. Varsity Football 151 After a sterling opening victory over Dinwiddie (26-0), the Var- sity Football team ran into hard times losing 3 straight games to Lafayette, Menchville, and the eventual state champion, Hampton. The Raiders then showed their true metal as they put together six straight victories, including three shutouts and twenty two quarters without a touchdown being scored upon the defense. The 7-3 record was the fourth best in Warwick’s history and earned War- wick a tie for third place in the Peninsula District. The defense was led by All-State linebacker, Ray Savage, along with first team All-District performer Derek Steele (DE), second team All-District end David Carmichael and defensive back Terry Shepard. Seniors Thomas Pittman (DE), Burnell Pulley (CLB), Adam Birt (CLB), Eric Robinson (DB), and Curtis Fleming (T) made significant contributions to a defense that allowed only 2.8 yards per snap. Juniors Joe Prince (T), Kevin Byrd (LB), Larry Stith (CLB, DB) and Calvin Massey (S), along with sophomore Derrick Christopher (T) rounded the primary contributers for the defense. The Raiders defense allowed only 7.4 points per game. The offense was led by All-District Quarterback David Darden as he became the first thousand yard passer for the Raiders in recent years. David was 70 for 149 passing and 1082 yards and 9 Defensive players prepare to block as Jeremy Call kicks for a touchdowns. Along with Darden were second team All-District field goal. ‘ Ss J performers David Carmichael (TB, 15 rec, 196 yds), Ray Savage aie ae (Off T,G,C), Vincent Lassiter (OG), and Adam Birt (RB, 96 carries 783 yds). Rounding out the offense, which averaged 261 yards per game and 18.7 points were seniors Thomas Pittman (T), Burnell Pulley (SE, 20 rec, 322 yds), and Chris McDaniel. Juniors included Joe Prince (C), Jason Beasley (T), Larry Orie (FL, 11 catches, 159 yds), Calvin Massey (RB, 91 carries, 591 yds), Kevin Byrd (RB), Larry Stith (TE), and Terry Shepard (RB, QB). One final offensive player was sophomore Derrick Christopher (G). Calvin Massey was also honored by being named seco nd team All-District Kick Returner and Punt Returner. Players watch the action from the sidelines with intense interest. Senior Ray Savage prepares for another day of practice. Ray was named All-American for his performance during the 1985-86 sea- son. Opponent Dinwiddie 0 Lafayette 10 Menchville Hampton Denbigh Bethel Southampton Kecoughtan Ferguson Phoebus — Ray Savage Named All-American Varsity Football 152 Lafayette 12 iS Menchville 0 6) Hampton O 9 Denbigh 0 13 Bethel 0 37 Kecoughtan 0 14 Phoebus 0 Ferguson es: Excitement and pre-game tension build as the J.V. team runs on the field. J.V. Football; First row, left to right; Pierre Baptist, Doug Futrell, Willie Samuels, Kenny Moyler, Kendal Hicks, William Long,Tim Lucas, Mark Brown, Olander Thomas, Marcus McDaniel; second row; Robert Holden, Andre Richardson, Tony Martin, Tony Cris- man, Harry Wooden, Shannon Wallace, Shonn Brown, Billy Lyons, Terrance Talley, David Golden; third row; Chad Davies, James Stone, Carlos Worley, Paul Modar, James Jones, Michael Watson, Johnnie Rascoe, Michael Charity, Lamont Okley, Darrell Boyd; forth row; Steven Scott, Charles Hawkins, Rodney Banks, Paul Taybron, Ant onio Glee, Jason Williams, Daryll Henderson, Leon Graves, Larnell Tynes. After winning the District title, team members, coaches, and cheer- leaders pose for a victory picture. |� JV. Football 153 _ REBUILDING THE WARWICK DYNASTY Lorenza Jones takes a jumper shot. After many, many years of dominating the Peninsula District, the Varsity Basketball team fell on hard times, losing eleven games by less than 5 points per game. The early season loss of Lamont Swittenberg with a broken wrist proved to be devastating to the Raiders. ‘“‘Cook”’ came back at mid-January but never was able to regain his pre-season strength. The Raiders played well throughout most of their games, only to make critical mistakes at crucial times. Defense has always been the strong suit of Warwick’s past teams but somehow eluded them this year. Sporadic play and inconsistency plaqued the Raiders; however, there were some bright spots by individuals in many games. Each player had some outstanding games and everyone gave their all during practice and each game. Some tremendous come-backs and exciting plays were witnessed by many and no one ever counted out the Raiders. A missed free throw, a made field goal could have easily turned the season around. Wait till next year! 154 Varsity Basketball Tim Jones works offensively to score for the Raiders as Jimmy Stocks prepares to rebound. In defensive play, Lorenza Jones blocks. Varsity Basketball; First row, Left to right; Charles Little, Tony White, Lemuel Brown, Jennifer Stephens, Shaun Williams; Second row; Lorenza Jones, Jeff Green, Mike Memory, Thomas Pittman, Jimmy Stocks, Calvin Davis, Lonnie Howell, Lamont Swittenberg; Third row; Clayton Anderson, Nathaniel Howard, Michael Taylor, David Carmichael, Timmy Jones, Joe Prince, Pat Huffman, Tony Woods, Trainer Sam McGill, Coach Jim Harvey. Team members gather around Coach Harvey during a time-out to learn of another defensive play. Senior Lorenza Jones blocks an opponent’s shot. Senior Mike Memory attempts a pressure shot. i Varsity Basketball 155 With perfect aim, Lonnie Howell shoots. Opponent Lafayette Phoebus Bethel Maury Ferguson Kecoughtan Norview Denbigh Marshall-Walker Menchville Denbigh Hampton Lafayette Phoebus Ferguson Bethel Kecoughtan Menchville Granby Denbigh Hampton Lafayette Senior Calvin Davis heads toward the basket. Senior Jimmy Stocks looks for an opening. J.V. player Jimmy Harvey prepares to pass. 156 Varsity Basketball TO THE HOOP — Opponent Lafayette 59 Phoebus 54 Bethel 58 Ferguson Se Kecoughtan 72 Menchville lsyy Denbigh WS) Hampton 69 Lafayette 58 Phoebus yi por 65 J.V. Basketball; First row, Left to right; McShaun Hanks, Otis Ferguson 69 White, Calvin Davis, Jimmy Harvey, Willie Davis; Second row; Kecoughtan 49 David Wessel, Kerry Wooden, Carlos Wood, Anthony Glee, J.C. Menchville 61 Morris, Andre Steele, Anthony Bailey. Denbigh 75 J.V. Basketball 157 WHS Opponent 49 Lafayette 36 54 Phoebus 58 34 Bethel 40 46 Ferguson 39 Is Kecoughtan 45 62 Indian River 40 ZZ Deep Creek 42 4] Kempsville 43 Si, Menchville 47 56 Maury 46 72 Denbigh 38 62 Hampton 28 49 Lafayette 38 BY Phoebus 47 39 Bethel 62 52 Ferguson 35 32 Kecoughtan 35 34 Menchville 29 30 Granby SZ 37 Denbigh 52 54 Hampton 29 30 Lafayette 40 Preparing to pass is Sharon Foster. Fast breaking Stephanie Scott drives down the court in an attempt to score. Girls’ Varsity Basketball team; First row, Left to right; Karen Foster, Sharon Foster, Michelle Emerson, Stephanie Scott, Celine Riffle; Second row; Coach Bob Worthington, Manager Kim Brax- ton, Karen Johns, Rhonda Hammond, Annette Jones, Tamara Brown, Gail Newman, Jovita Burley, Ladania Hawkins. Stephanie Scott finds weight-lifting an important part of basket- ball conditioning. _., TALKING BOUT OURSGCIRES 158 Girls’ Basketball With an evasive move, Michelle Emerson looks for a Warwick As Gail Newman shoots for a score, Annette Jones prepares player to receive the ball. to rebound. Senior Gail Newman shoots for victory. Girls’ Basketball 159 Driving down the court is Sharon Foster. After gaining control of the ball, Stephanie Scott and Rhonda Hammond move down the court. Aiming for the basket is Stephanie Scott. Scoring for Warwick is Gail Newman. 160 Girls’ Basketball Girls’ J.V. Basketball, First row, Left to right; Linda Schloss, Valerie Gautier, Tracey Cain, Frances Ford, Tina Battle, Katrina Elam; Second row; Coach Tracey Crockett, Joan Johnson, Katrina Brumskin, Holly Edelblute, Tracey Wircenske, Ann Jones. Tracey Cain and Holly Edelblute go up to block a shot against Fergusosn. Coach Crockett takes a moment to explain the game strategy to Tracey Cain and Tina Battle. Karen Johns prepares for a shot as Ann Jones and Frances Ford await the rebound. Going up for a strong shot against Ferguson is Frances Ford. THE COLORS ORESUCECESS Girls’ J.V. Basketball 161 Varsity Baseball team; First row, left to right; Ellyson Bratton, Up to bat is Senior Doug Mintz. Eddie Marshall, Doug Mintz, Jimmie Hodges, Kenny Walker; Sec- ond row; Clint Edwards, Brian Bishop, Tim Rice, Rodney Spady, Robert Peacock, David Vincent; Third row; Greg Bishop, Sonny Price, Fred Minnigerode, Chad Davies, Robby Martin, Coach Keith Garvin. “TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME Pitcher Jimmie Hodges shows his true form. Senior Brian Bishop attentively awaits a ground ball. The 1986 Varsity Baseball co-captains are Eddie Marshall, Jim- mie Hodges, and Doug Mintz. ee ee 162 . Py J.V. Baseball team; First row, left to right; Glenn Alligood, Dennis Guzik, Brandon Morris, Darren Price; Second row; Soong Yol Hong, Tim Lucas, Noah Whitehead, Tony Holmes, Ralph i a ee ee ee Wy ‘a Saunders, Manager Steve Smith; Third row; Greg Hall, Billy Cox, Craig Robbins, Bryan Halsey, Coach Jim Moxey. Junior Angie Moore is a part of Warwick’s first girls’ softball team. Outfielders Antoinette Council and Betty Baker warm up Girls’ Softball team; First row, left to right; Betty Baker, Michele before a game. Emerson, Leslie Abbott, Donna Patrick; Second row; Angie Tim- berlake, Carla Eley, Jovita Burley, Antoinette Council, Angelia Preparing for the next batter, Michelle Emerson takes position. Moore; Third row; Cindy Green, Rhonda Hammond, Celine Riffle. pitch cm owe, Zs Baseball, Softball 163 With vigorous effort for a hopeful victory, Hope Solomon de- fends outside the circle. = ae O 5 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 4 jeepers en 164 Field Hockey Ferguson York HRA Lafayette Menchville Denbigh Ferguson Tabb Gloucester Menchville Denbigh Lafayette Opponent ONKFNNOON ON K WH raul eS A Stick In Time Open field play advances the ball down the field. Varsity Field Hockey; First row, left to right; Mautrice Thomas, Tressa Edler, Ramona Barfield, Kimitra Saunders, Teresa Payne; Second row; Heidi Edelblute, Deborah Speight, Hope Soloman, Patrice Robinson, Elaine Moore; Third row; Daphne Allen, Gail Newman, Vivian Baines, Coach Carolyn Stephenson. Michelle Emerson, Deborah Speight, and Heidi Edel- lute, prepare to move the ball. wip With Coach Stephenson in the middle, team members form a huddle before a game. The forward line makes an offensive play. Team members take part in open field play. J.V. Field Hockey; First row, left to right; Maria Lopresto, Vicki Scholl, Stephanie Howell, Shenell Cummings, Ford Portler, Al- phenia Ruffin; Second row; Dawn Boney, Dionne Fox, Stacy Gra- ham, Alisa Payne, Chandra Jernigan, Sharon Diggs; Third row; Coach Darlene Best, Yvette Graves, Holly Edelblute, Kimberly Braxton, Trinette Medley, Angela Clark, Angela Speight. 4 4 e 1 0 1 3 1 1 2 1 Ferguson York Lafayette Menchville Denbigh Ferguson Tabb Gloucester Menchville Denbigh Lafayette Field Hockey 165 FPNOrFRrFR OF OW Oh With ease, victory-minded Gail Newman takes the ball from her oppponent. Junior Jeremy Call uses his head to keep the ball in control. Varsity Soccer team; First row, left to right; Robby Hicks, Jason Browne, Darrell Via, Rob Barbour, Jeremy Call, Woong Ah Yoon, Chuck Forrester, Eddie Morgan; Second row; David Darden, Adam Morgan, Ed Fuller, Charles Little, Raymond Kaloustian, Tony Tervainen, Ed Mitchell, Doug Giles, Keith Tongier, Scott Odell; not pictured; Scott Bohn. LA� $ Senior Tony Tervainen warms up before a game. % : 7 With anticipation Charles Little watches the ball. Concentration is required finds Woong Ah Youn. J.V. Soccer team; First row, left to right; Patrick Anna, Travis Bowen, Michael Seawel, Keith Tongier, Chris Dodson, Mike Jenk Robby Hicks, Page Sorrell, Andre Brown, Derrick Howell, Yu Do, Tracey Wircenske; Third row; Terry Barnes, Wesley Daniels, Dewitt Joyner, Tracey Williams, Chris Calaway, Doug Giles, Chinh Nguyen, Royden Daniels, Tony Westry, Renee Obery. In control of the ball is Mike Jenkins. Soccer 167 Tennis Anyone? The Girls’ Tennis team, consisting of twelve members, spent their year adding strength to their team. the top six players includ- ed Martha Granger, JIll David, Sonja Waters, Meg Feely, Kim Joyce, and Kristin Mitchell. Un- der the coaching of Marvin Hedgepeth, the girls won three out of nine matches. Individuals who attended the District tennis match were Martha Granger, Jill David, and Kim Joyce. The girls’ season of hard work and practice resulted in an Kelly Houchen returns the ball with ease. improved team. | hime i Girls’ Tennis; First row, left to right; Coach Marvin Hedgepeth, Second row; Rhonda Hammond, Jane Painter, Kim Joyce, Kelly Martha Granger, Kristin Mitchell, Meg Feely, Jill David, Kresta Houchen, Tracey Wircenske, Celine Riffle. Davis; Kristin Mitchell serves to her opponent. Coach Hedgepeth instructs his team. 168 Girls’ Tennis With relative ease, Jill David returns the ball to her opponent. WHS Opponent 5 Granby 4 4 Bethel 5 7 Phoebus 2 Z Hampton i 4 Ferguson 5 5 Kecoughtan 4 0 Menchville 9 0 Lafayette 9 4 Denbigh 5 Wins Losses S 6 With determination, Martha Granger works for another win. Practice pays off for Meg Feely. The coach for this season is Marvin Hedgepath. Returnees from last year’s season are Rhonda Hammond, Meg Feely, Jill David, Kristin Mitchell, Martha Granger, and Jane Painter. Girls’ Tennis 169 ON THE BALL Freshman David Wessel demonstrates his backhand. Boys’ Tennis Team; First row, left to right; Greg Jones, Donald Ragland, Jeff Rodenhizer, Garrett Beasely, Donald Jennings; Sec- ond row; Mike Nelson, David Wessel, Johnny Justice, Pyongkon Pak. 170 Boys’ Tennis Prepared for anything, Pyongkon Pak returns the ball. With determination, Donald Ragland serves. In pre-game warm-up, Pyongkon Pak hits the ball. Looking for a win, Jeff Rodenhizer stretches to reach the ball. Boys’ Tennis 171 When the Going Gets Tough - 4 Girls’ Indoor Track team; First row, left to right; Lisa Payne, Minyarn Williams, Betty Baker, Leonda Hill, nonmember; second row; Coach John Quillen, Angela Clark, Dawn Boney, Kimberly McEachern, Vivian Barnes, Sheryl Harris, Manager Morris Smith FOSIG 172 Indoor Track The Indoor Track team, led by Head Coach John Quillen, worked hard this year to place highly in the district. The team ran in various invitational meets during the season. These included the Trojan Relays and University of North Carolina High School Track Meet, as well as meets at Lynchburg College and Virginia Tech. Outstanding participants were numerous this season. Gregory Hatchett placed during many meets in the high jump, long jump, triple jump, and 60 yard high hurdles. Charles Charity also placed in the high jump repeatedly, and was voted the meet M.V.-P. in field events at the University of North Carolina Meet. Rodney Edwards did well in the pole vault, and Kim McEachern set a new school record in the 300 yard dash. Another lap tires Sheryl Harris during practice. Boys’ Indoor Track team; First row, left to right; Roy Austin, Bobby Atkins, Shawn Burgess, Eric Steele, Fernando Walker. Terence Wallace; second row; Manager Morris Smith, Vincent Jackson, Joe Whittaker, Larry Orie, Bernie Moyler, Kendall Hicks, Tony Chrisman, Calvin Massey; third row; Coach John Quillen, Gregory Hatchet, Kevin Byrd, Charles Charity, Ray Savage, Derek Steele, Chris Boyd, Joey Weinberg, Larry Stith the Tough Get Going Weight room workouts are a part of track for Derek Steele. Ranked highly in the District, Gregory Hatchett works hard during practice to improve his performance. In the starting blocks, Larry Stith and Calvin Massey prepare for a hallway sprint. Record-breaker Charles Charity strains to clear the high jump bar. Indoor Track 173 Le ee eee RUNNING RAIDERS KEEP ON TRACKING ......._ SOR oT r f Boys’ Track Team; First row, left to right; Burnell Pulley, Fer- nando Walker, Kendall Hicks, Harry Wooden, Robert Holden, Tony Crisman; Second row; Ray Savage, Chris Boyd, Greg Hatch- et, Gary Wooden, Shonn Brown, Darrell Boyd, Vinson Jackson; Third row; Joey Weinberg, Charles Charity, Kerry Wooden, Gary Wiggins, Joe Nocon, James Weddington; Fourth row; Derek Steele, Thomas Pittman, Calvin Massey, Derrick Christopher, Frank Warren, Willie Davis, Coach John Quillen. 174 Outdoor Track Sprinter Angela Clark makes running look easy. Girls’ sprinters take time to clown around. ‘t omen La “i ee pie . oo” ue ger ‘Samant : ame Girls’ 400-relay team Girls’ Track team; First row, left to right; Rosalyn Moore, Michelle Asadi, Deedee Davis, Vernita Tobins, Sheryl Harris; Second row: Stacy Graham, Angela Clark, Julia Herbert, Kim McEachern, Judy Clark; Third row; Coach Davis, Kim Braxton, Lisa Payne, Coach Distance runner Michelle Asadi strides to the finish line. Quillen. Shot putter Judy Clark prepares to throw. ie ree Outdoor Track 175 Boys’ Cross Country; First row, left to right; Matthew McKercher, Pedro Fernandez, Joe Nocon; Second row; Grant Sharp, Joe Whittaker, Chris Crank, Ned West. The Boys’ Cross Country team had to over- come many obstacles this year, one being the loss of graduated seniors. Another problem was the fact that the team was composed of young and inexperienced runners. Even though the team was not as experienced as some, the boys turned in some fine times and pushed them- selves beyond human ability at the Norfolk Catholic Invitational and William and Mary Invi- tational. The team was led this season by Junior Joe Nocon and received strong performances from Grant Sharp, Pedro Fernandez, Ned West, Chris Crank, Reid Hanks, Joe Whittaker, and Matt McKercher. Coach Holly Crockett discusses strategy with his team before a meet. Freshman Grant Sharp struggles to cross the finish line. Pre-race warm-up is essential. yl 76 Crogs Country They’re Off Freshman Michelle Asadi shows strength as she heads for the finish line. The Girls’ Cross Country team did not per- form as well this season as they did last year. Of the top three returnees, only one completed the season. Members of this year’s team included Monica Wells, Rhonda Holley, Kim Hogge, Mi- Monica Wells, Coach Dirl Riddle, and Michelle Asadi pause duaneite Diseien Meet. chelle Asadi, Treebie Boyd, and Angela Moore. Belinda Wells was manager. Coach Dirl Riddle Coach Holly Crockett watches the meet. coached the girls for his fourth Wieale The team’s record was 1-1, with numerous incompletes. Various mishaps contributed to the performance of this year’s team. Monica Wells and Michelle were the only two to represent Warwick in the District Meet. Monica Wells, finishing sixth at the District Meet, was the only member to run at the Regional Meet, where she placed 21st. The boys’ team stretches before running. Senior Monica Wells heads for the final stretch as she strives to beat her opponent. Cross Country 177 £55 ¢ ond With a smile Michelle Asadi gracefully poses on the balance beam. Vigorous practice leads Kim Crawford to success. ee oe Ee CSP 178 Gymnastics Varsity Gymnastics; First row, Left to right; non-member, Amy Riffle, Alphenia Ruffin, Jennifer Garris; Second row; Coach Val Fauntleroy, Coach Paula Weidman. Showing her skills on the balance beam, Kim Crawford posses before a dismount. J.V. Gymnastics; First row, Left to right; non-member; Second row; Kim Crawford, Stacy Cooper, non-member, Kara Casey, non- member; Third row; non-member, non-member, Coach Val Faunt- leroy, non-member, Coach Paula Weidman, Keisha Edmund, non- member, non-member, Michelle Asadi. Junior Amy Riffle shows her balance beam expertise. Balanced perfectly is Alp henia Ruffin. Sitting pretty on the beam are Kim Crawford and Amy Riffle, varsity team members. , Decisions, decisions - Amy Riffle takes time out to decide what to do next. Gymnastics 179 io ES CALE The Varsity Wrestling team was in a rebuilding stage during the 1985-86 season. The graduation of last year’s seniors left the team with only three returning varsity wres- tlers. However, the season proved to be beneficial to the returnees. Warwick had three wrestlers who placed fourth in Dis- trict and advanced to Regionals. These were Rod Melvin, Matt Brown, and Ed Fuller. Unfortunately, Matt Brown was unable to attend because of a shoulder problem. Under the new Head Coach Paul McVicker and Assistant Coach Eric Hogan, a team of nine members showed that they were determined enough to learn the sport and give it their all every day. These wrestlers have proven that there are better things to come in the future. During another long practice, Alexander Lucas and Ed Fuller work on takedowns. In order to practice takedowns, Greg Bullis and Terry Barnes use each other as opponents. As Coach McVicker looks on, Rod Melvin takes a shot on Ed Varsity Wrestling;First row, left to right;Clarence Taylor, Rod Geach raul Fuller during practice. Melvin, non-member, non-member, non-member, McVicker; Second row; Assistant Coach Eric Hogan, Matt Brown, Ed Fuller, Walter McLaughlin, Alexander Lucas, non-member, non-member; not pictured; Chuck Forrester. In a tie-up are Coach McVicker and Ed Fuller. 180 Varsity Wrestling As a conditioning practice, Greg Bullis, Terry Barnes, and Chuck Forrester work on monkey rolls’’. Wrestling; First row, left to right; Terry Barnes, non-member, non-member; Second row; non-member, Assistant Coach Eric Ho- gan, non-member, non-member, Greg Bullis, non-member, Head CED RN EEE SOR Matt Brown and Alexander Lucas work together on takedowns in order to improve their match performance. Varsity Wrestling 181 PRT a a IT TD, SWING HIGH + oes Although the Golf team members work just as hard as other teams, they are perhaps one of the least recognized teams at Warwick High School. The team meets after school at a golf course for practice and has regular games sched- uled throughout the season. Pm = . - Showing off that winning style is Scott Bohn. Golf; Left to right; Leslie Abbott, Doug Giles, Scottie Williamson, Greg Spencer, Scott Bohn, Fred Minnigerode. | | 182 Golf sp . _.. SWING LOW One putt can make or break a game. Greg Spencer(above) and Scottie Williamson(below) line up their putts before swinging. Baw GFE aw Golf members take time out to pose. Paying attention to his swing is Doug Giles. Senior Greg Spencer has everything under control. ta “aS : . . . ares aa . te J Golf 183 Che Hilton House Ine] Powel) (itiii3?OPTICAL Morewitz Newport News Shipbuilding L Sihommant Fun. LEE WHITE'S Daily {ress The Times-Herald Kodak Ads And Index adidas Ads and Index 185 And Now ... A Word From Our Sponsors FARMER’S MARKET PENINSULA FUNERAL HOME 503 Harpersville Rd. 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Newport News, VA Bog or 5 DN aed PHONE 595-1136 10406 Warwick Blvd. Newport News, Va. 23601 Jeter, Shelley 56 Jeter, Terri 73 Joe, Michelle 87 Johnson, Anthony A. 31, 47 Johnson, Anthony G. 32 Johnson, Carla D. 56, 73 Johnson, Daisy 73 Johnson, Deborah 73 Johnson, Fred 87 Johnson, Jesse 87 Johnson, Latifa 56 Johnson, Melvin 32 Johnson, Rethea 56 Johnson, Rhonda 73 Johnson, Stephanie 73 Johnson, Terri 56 Johnson, Tracey 56 Johnson, Victoria 73 Johnson, Wallie 87 Johnson, William 56 Jones, Antionette 32 Jones, Brian 73 Jones, Brionna 87 Jones, Darrick 73 Jones, Eric 87 Jones, Eugene 56 Jones, Gregory 87 Jones, Jamel 73 Jones, James 87 Jones, Jermaine 87 Jones, Keith 32 Jones, Kevin 87 Jones, Lorenza 32 Jones, Nicole 73 Jones, Rebecca 32 Jones, Stephen 73 Jones, Timothy 56 Jones, Vander 63 Jordan, Anthony 87 Jordan, Darren 32 Joyce, Kimberely 87 Joyce, Letitia 57 Joyner, Dewitt 73 Joyner, Jacinta 57 Joyner, Shanette 87 Judge, Terry 32, 46, 108 Justice, Johnny 73 Jutras, Joseph 73 K Kaloustian, Raymond 32 Karim, Omar 57 Kearney, Derrick 87 Keatts, Jason 57 Keeter, John 87 Keith, Francina 32 Keller, Floyd 73 Kemp, Charlene 73 Kemp, Edward 32 Kerlin, Lisa 32, 109 Kerlin, Patricia 33, 108 Kim, Young 57, 73 Kimmeth, Craig 73 Kinard, Julie 33, 108 Kirk, Laura 33, 106 Kiser, James 73, 109 Knight, Charles 73 Knowlin, Eric 73 Koeleveld, Edger 33 Krikcvitch, Paul 73 Kuchta, Timothy 74 L Lacon, Kim 33 Lamm, Douglas 33 Lamm, Wendy 33 Langford, Ronald 74 Lassiter, Sharon 33 Lassiter, Sherri 34 Lassiter Vincent 57 Lawler, Sharon 87 Lawrence, Casey 5 7 Laws, Lisa 74 Ledford, Allen 34 Ledford, Sammantha 34, 106 Lee, Chang 57 Leggett, Sharron 34 Leonard, Walter 74 Lepsy, James 87 Lewis, Jezmon 87 Lewis, Sandra 74 Lewis, Stephen 87 Lilley, Christina 57 Limric, David 57 Lin, Lily 74 Lindsay, Evelyn 74 Lindsay, Kimberly 34 Linger, Rebecca 87 Lising, Laura 74 Little, Charles 57 Little, Cynthia 74 Little, Deborah 34 LittleJohn, Kesha 87 Lloyd, Timothy 74 Loflin, Robert 57 Logan, Alfred 34 Logan, Janee 74 Long, Stephanie 74 Long, William 87 Longest, Carol 34 Lopresto, Maria 74 Lovell, Mary 57 Lowery, Kammy 74 Lucas, Andrewton 34 Lucas, Timothy 74 Lupton, Earl 34 Lynch, Hubert 57 Lyons, Donmonic 88 Lyons, Ramon 74 Lyttle, David 74 M Machado, Zorina 34 Majette, Ernest 74 Majette, Mynette 57 Malloy, Lolita 88 Malloy, Steven 57 Mangrum, Vivian 34 Ads Index ¢ 191 192 VELLLLEE' SSS Ads SSS ee 3 es ae a 7 a fl a? ec pe -- iC = = — P2186! 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Yaa ny A Tenneco Company Newport News Shipbuilding CREEK EEEEEEREREEEE ES XY XS 33333333333 33333) Index Best Wishes To The Class Of 86 Compliments Of Sr. Executive Board | Manley, Donna 35 Mann, Stacy 74 | Manning, Steven 35 | Manry, Steven 74 Mantis, Athanasios 74 | Mariana, John 74 | Marsh, Crosby 74 Marshall Edward 35 Marshall Troy 74 Martin, Kathleen 57 | Martin, Shaun 57 | Martin, Terrell 88 | Mashburn, Craig 88 Massey, Calvin 57 Maxwell, Sonja 57 | Mayhew Stephanie 35, 108 Mayle, Leonard 88 Mayo, Donald 35 | McCallister, Darrell 88 | McCann, Barbara 35 | McCord, Beth 88 McDaniel, Christopher 36 McDaniel Hellena 36 | McDonald, James 74 | McDonald, Latonja 36 | McDonald, Melissa 36, 106, 109 | McDonald, Tammy 36 McEachern, Kimberly 88 | McEachern, Monique 88 | McGhee, Brian 58 McKercher, Matthew 88 McKinney, Todd 74 McLaurin Kimberly 88 McMillan, Kenneth 74 McMillan Lelia 36 McQueen, Trina 74 Means, Timothy 58 | Mears, Sheila 58 Medley, Denise 58 Medley, Michelle 58 | Medley, Trinette 74 Melvin, Litonia 88 Melvin, Roderick 58 Memory, Michael 36 'Aeredith, Herman 58 Meredith Leslie 74 ‘| Messick, Christopher 36 Metcalf, Donald 58 ' ichek, Darryl 88 Middleton, John 36 Mills, Cary 10, 74 Mills, John 58 Mills, Robert 58 Minix, Katrina 88 Minnigerode, Charles 36 Mintz, Jason 37 Mitchell, Edward 37, 107 Mitchell, Kristin 58 Mitchell, Letitia 88, 109 Mitchell, Robert 88 Mitchell, Tammy 37 Mobley, Candace 37 Modar, Paul 88, 109 Moffitt, Tina 88 Montgomery, Isaiah 74 Moody, Treesa 88 Moore, Angelia 58 Moore, Elaine 58 Moore, Jimmie 74 Moore, Karen 74 Moore, Keshia 37 Moore, Pamela 88 Moore, Riley 74 Moore, Rosalyn 58 Moore, Shannon 58 Moore, Stacy 88 Moore, Trudi 74, 109 Morgan, Adam 58, 109 Morgan, Eddie 37 Morgan, Theodore 75 Morgan, Timothy 58 Morrell, Michelle 58 Morris, Bradon 88 Morris, Jacy 75 Moses, Shelley 75 Moss, Doris 58 Moss, Tabitha 58 Motton, Arethea 75 Motton, Charlotte 75 Mounts, Joseph 88, 109 Moyler, Bernard 58 Moyler, Kenneth 88 Murphy, Susan 88 Myers, Becky 75 N DOMINION TRAVEL SERVICE NEWMARKET SOUTH SHOPPING CENTER NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA 23605 244-6575 877-8585 Great names in travel Your nearest American Express® Travel Service office sells the great names in travel. 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Qa SOP OPMR « BEARINGS © BELTS ¢ CONVEYORS (MATERIAL HANDLING) CHAIN ROLLER e HOSE (RUBBER-METAL-HYDRAULIC) e RUBBER PRODUCTS ° POWER DRIVE SUPPLIES e CHUCKS « LUBRICANTS ¢ FASTENERS ° PLASTICS ¢ TUBING FITTINGS ¢ SEALANTS « SPROCKETS ° VALVES AND e V-BELTS 602 Aberdeen Road {80 A) 826- 8314 23 Hampton, Virginia 23661 Winfree, Angela 91 Wircenske, Tracey 79 Wood, Carlos 91 Wood, Derrick 63 JOHN L. MATNEY, Weed, Keren 91 Wood, Kimberly 91 | b4. ( ; Wooden, Gary 63 A Wooden, Harry 79 Orthodontics Wooden, Kerry 91 Wooden, Shawnie 63 Woolfolk, Robin 91 e 12420 Warwick Blvd. Worley, Carlos 79 ¢ 1708 Route 17 Wright, Andrea 79 e 325 Main St. Wright, Catherine 91 Wyche, Robin 33 595-6637 Wynn, Sandy 91 Wynn, Theodore 63 Wynn, Wendy 63 ay. Yellorday, Tracy 79 NE ever The! Ads Index ¢ 199 A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO SPECIAL PEOPLE In the course of the year we have many people help us get the yearbook together. We deeply appreciate this help. This page is dedicated to them. THANK YOU!! The Annual Staff would like to thank the following _A special thank you to the staff for helping on i teachers for letting us out of class to finish approach- _Ricky’s deadline. ng ing deadlines: Miss Callahan, Mr. Hayes, Mr. Holder, Mr. Hanbury for fixing a wonderful supper � Mr. MacNeil, Mrs. B. Williams, Mrs. Wilt, Mrs. Thom- with wine and giving Mrs. Hanbury flowers but as, Mrs. N. Williams, Mr. Stroup, Mrs. Anderson, Mr. _ most of all for your understanding! Garvin, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Nice, Mrs. Woolfolk, Mrs. | Mrs. Hanbury thank you for taking this job, Holman, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Laubach, Mrs. Higgins, __ it’s not easy but we needed you, and you were Mrs. Foriest, Mrs. Labelle, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Eason, there! ‘WE DO CARE!” We want you to Mrs. Travis, Mrs. Costen, Mr. Colwell, Mrs. Creasy, remember, Do something, Lead, Follow, or Mr. Horne, Mrs. Jordan, Mr. Drummond, Mrs. Col- Get Out of the way! trane, Mrs. Boone, Mr. Keesecker, Mr. Horne. Thanks again! A BIG THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING: Tom Knox and Billy Garrett for taking pictures. Mrs. D. Barrett for the use of your computer and printer. Mrs. R. Walsh and Mrs. B. Lowe for supplying us with Keyette pictures. Mrs. Pepe for supplying us with J.V. cheerleading pictures. Coach Worthington for giving us game passes and for assistance in scheduling team pictures. Mr. Stroup for giving us passes to the play. Mr. Fauntleroy for giving us all the support in the world. Mrs. Hanbury’s classes for being understanding and cooperative when our deadlines were approaching. Mr. Horne for helping with the computer and the print out paper. Library personal for your patience and letting us use the library computers. Belinda Kitchell for all your help and guidence, and for the boost in moral. Mrs. Krause for keeping our money straight. Mrs. Briggs for your cooperation in letting us through the halls during lunch. Paul Kuchta for helping with ad sales. Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Wimberly for giving us class lists, locators, and being a dependable friend. Mrs. Mask, Mrs. Alford and Mrs. Anthony for your help and assistance and especially letting us use your phone. The Administration for supporting us and giving us the money needed for ‘THE WARWICK’ Parents of the staff for understanding the need to stay after school and for allowing us to come to school on days we had off. To all the business’ and clubs that supported the yearbook this year by buying an ad, A Big Thanks! Parents and students thanks for supporting our sweatshirt sale and especially for buying our year- book. Mr. Keesecker for help, the use of your computer, your other equipment and most of all for being our favorite ‘friend and antagonist’. 200 Annual Thanks Poe: Hie vite ra ore BL 2 a ae are — eae Eee en ore Pe mee ne cn TE pe ga me ea Rn Steg ES eT rg a ae eR ORO = : SS aig 55 tae ong I oe get ae age ea es -: a a SOB mn a ere tp RIE GO Soe erp LPAI ALO ig pene Pn ef gent “ —- ee spe ee ie es : : Ba ae 2 2 : as a oe ee Sige nore =e —— SS Se Se eee Se Se SS “ei a eS oe ose ear Sater 3 2 oPeeeR eet eri eps peta Baloo oO oti ; Se me os et erean ee 2 Rete 4 at erie . ay a Sims Sas ae, ae nes Ex sian 7 ee r Sap a ae ego