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

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Students gather together in the gymnasium for the Homecoming assem- bly. A pep rally was also held prior to the game. “We played very well. It was a game where we finally stopped making mistakes and hurt- ing ourselves.” Bill Lyons, Varsity Football Coach Howscowing 86 Friday, October 10: The Keyettes once again provid- ed students with the oppor- tunity to purchase a mum for that special person. Home- coming mums were delivered before first period, beginning the spirit of Homecoming. A pep rally was also held to prove that the Raiders are indeed number one. The day finally arrived. The game was held at Todd Stadium at 2:00 in the after- noon. The weather was chilly and the wind was strong. However, Raider spirit was not dampened and our Raiders defeated the Maury Comets 52 to 9. Se- nior court member Trinette Doles was crowned Home- coming Queen during half- time ceremonies. From the sidelines, Robert Hold- en pays strict attention to the action on the field. Even after the game, the day was not over. The Home- coming dance was held in the Warwick cafeteria from 8:00 until 12:00. Music was pro- vided by Bobby Rascoe, and attendance was high for the festivities. The dance provid- ed another set of memories to conclude Homecoming 1986. The scoreboard tells it all. Our Raid- ers dominated throughout the game. A slow dance allows Steve Merendino and his date to get a little closer. Attendance was high the evening of the dance. Homecoming 11

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Quarterback Bernard Moyler prepares to put the ball into play. During half-time, the Varsity Cheerleaders relax with alumni cheerleaders to watch the festivities. From one place to another 10 Homecoming Varsity Cheerleader Heidi Edelb- lute leads the Raider spirit that helped to win the game. .. After the marching band had a group Raider band member Amy Feely relaxes for a moment. The band picture taken, it was off to Todd Stadium for the game. performed during the half-time show at Homecoming.

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It’s 1:45 and it’s finally time to go for spending money. Club activi- home. Or is it? Many students are just ties take up after school time as beginning the day when the bell rings well. Aft at 1:45. Of course, some students still Perhaps the most important af- er have one more class to look forward to ter school activity is homework. attending. When does it end? Certainly not Others rush to the locker rooms to after the new sounding bell rings if e e change for after school sports practice. through out the hallways. Junior Various sports also have games, meets, Jennifer Barbour sums it up quite and matches after school. Jobs are an- well: “During the school year ev- Sounds other aspect of life after school. erything is centered around Students put in long hours working school. There is no ‘after’.” The Senior Class Executive Board meets once a month after school. Members Joe Nocon and Wesley Mills discuss up- coming events with officers Dawn Eways and Hope Solomon. Weekend dances provide students with something to do. Students Ananise Wil- kins and Michelle Winfield spend time together at the Homecoming dance. On the way to a party, students crowd to- | gether in a car. | During the fall, football games are one of the most popular weekend events. Home games are held at Todd Stadium and generally begin at 7:30 pm. 12 After School