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

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Never a dull moment! Seniors Jason Beasley and Tim Morgan takea moment from a tough day in school to relax. Another class period finds Junior Alphenia Ruffin at her locker to change books once more. Another alternative to the regular school day is Marketing Management, a fairly new program at Warwick. With a little advertisement from students, the class has become quite popular for Seniors. Home at last! Students hurry out to find their bus before the trip home. The back parking lot comes alive at 1:45. Trying to beat the busses, students rush to their cars. A day in school 5

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Early mornings, hard classes, short lunch, and home again When the alarm goes off ... That ear piercing sound once again ... is it time to get up already? Rising out of bed is often one of the most difficult tasks of a day; how- ever, this is just the begin- ning of another school day. After the rush for the bath- room, fights with brothers and sisters, and the attempt to get dressed and eat break- fast, students head for the bus stop or car. “May I have your atten- tion for the morning an- nouncements ...”. The day has of officially begun. First period is always “I’m so tired — I didn’t even get to drink my coffee this morning!” rough on a student. At 7:30 in the morning, who can really concentrate on school work? Holding both eyes open is a task too difficult to describe. Second period brings little relief — it is still only 8:30 in the morning. During third period, eyes Five minutes slip by quickly in between classes. With books in hand, these students rush from one end of the school to the other. 4 A day in school Meg Feely, 12 start opening. Lunch time is on its way for some. After lunch, the afternoon moves quickly. For others, the day does not even end at 1:45. Athletic practice, afterschool jobs, and homework loom ahead. When does a student rest? Probably never. After lunch in the cafeteria, An- gela Speight takes her tray to the return. Students such as Michelle Winfield and Karen Foster, often pro- mote club activities in front of the cafeteria. These two are selling items for a fundraiser. ; ; F i 3

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The Return of the Pep Rally With another year came another chance to have pep rallies to build and promote school Pep rallies allow students time to spirit. The days of pep rallies in the gymnasium share in class spirit, as well as to pro- returned, with the hope that student coopera- mote the spirit of Warwick High School tion would allow other such events to occur. itself. Performances by the Varsity and | After the first successful pre-game pep rally for Junior Varsity cheerleaders highlight the Varsity Football team, students were com- the pep rallies, and various coaches mended on their behavior, allowing a Home- were given time to introduce their coming pep rally to be scheduled. teams. Spirit prevails at Warwick! Varsity Football players lead the pep rally with a tremendous display of Raider spirit. A mock cheerleader dance is performed by our Varsity Football players during the Homecoming pep rally. 6 Pep Rallies