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

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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

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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.

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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: