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

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1988 volume:

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Features 3 9 Raiders gather in the school parking lot to prepare for the parade. € 1 Features ur Colors Shine The Homecoming Parade was one of the most exciting events of Warwick’s Home- coming. Showing their school spirit, students appeared at Warwick as early as nine o’clock Saturday morning to deco- rate for the dance and the parade. Decorating seemed to be a large part of the fun for most students. The Keyettes participated in the parade by decorating a car, which was driven by Junior Celine Riffle. The Warwick- shire singers were represent- ed by a float. The float held the singers who performed at the game. The band was rep- resented by a bus that was decorated with maroon and gold. The Junior Varsity Junior Jennifer Hughs showes her school spirit as she decorates her car for the parade. cheerleaders showed their school spirt by particapating in the parade with a truck dec- orated in our school colors. The Senior class NEWPORT NEWS ’ ol particapated by having a car and a float. The Junior class was also represented by a car and a truck. Yelling and waving to their friends, everyone seemed to be excited about the parade. The weather was perfect. The parade began at 12:30 and followed a course along Warwick Boulvard from Warwick High School to Todd Stadium. The pa- rade carried an intence level of excitement and fun as stu- dents supported the football team. Shouts of ‘Warwick Radiers are number one” were heard thoughout the parade. A sign for the times from J.V. Cheerleaders. Senior Court representative Bridgett Drew gladly poses Representing the Keyettes were, Celine Riffle, Teresa Garren, for a picture. and Jennifer Camacho. Juniors decorated a truck with balloons and streamers to represent them in Seniors join together to celebrate their last Homecoming. the parade. Features 5 9 ¢ 6 Features eat rue e e 99 Spirit The Raider Band never fails to dis- play true school spirit. The gold truely shines as the band proudly marches onto the field at each game. Adorned in new uniforms, the band, flag corps and majoretts add dimen- sion to the sound they create. The band is an enormous part of all Warwick activities; playing at pep rallies, assemblies, football games, concerts, pagent and PTA meetings. Each performance reflects the many hours spent in rehearsal. The band functions as a unit and therefore each member must participate fully. Beind involved in the band requires both time and devotion. Band mem- bers are school spirited individuals, who are proud to be Raiders. “T have enjoyed my four years of experience with the band.” Cary Mills — Twirler ’88 keeps the Raiders marching Wayne Woodcock proudly honors Warwick at the Homecoming game Halftime performance takes total concentration. “Its been an outstanding year so far” Scott Hudson — Drum Major ’88 Features 7 % Arletha Alicia Clark Jackson Ebony Pittman Kanoee Temple Reynolds Gatewood Bridgett Alphenia Drew Ruffin = a aRmanRr = An very important part of Home- coming is the assembly, in which the court is presented. Above, members of the court appear, across the stage, in assembly. Angela Cluverius Speight Solomon $ 8 Features A Golden Day Homecoming holds a variety of meanings for every person. 'T’o some it is a formal dance or a chance to wear a Homecoming mum yet to oth- ers it is a school football game. To graduates, Homecoming is a chance to return to high school or a combi- nation of all these. For all students Homecoming is an exciting week full of school spirited activities ending with a game and dance. The Stu- dents Council Association organizes activities for the week proceeding the dance. Days such as “Twin Day”, “Dress Up Day”, and “Maroon and Gold Day” are part of the Spirit Week. A court is selected by the stu- dents containing two representatives from each underclass and four repre- sentatives from the senior class. It is from these senior representatives that the Homecoming Queen is se- lected by the student body. The Keyettes hold mum sales, a tradition at Warwick. The mums are deliverd to students’ first period classes and are worn to show true Raider Spirit. October 17, 1987, a big day for most students, finally ar- rives. As early as 9:00am students gather in the school parking lot to decorate cars and floats for the pa- rade. This spirted parade proceeds from Warwick High School to Todd stadium for the game. At half time the band preforms, the court is pre- sented, and the queen is announced. The dance which follows the game is perhaps the most exciting part of Homecoming. Students plan far in advance for this event; buying dress- es and making reservations, are of most importance. Homecoming pro- vides an opportunity for all organiza- tions to become involved and unite efforts to create a memorable event for everyone. The NJROTC plays a very im- portant role in the presentation of the court. NJROTC members stand straight as Trenette Doles, Homecoming Queen 1986, is es- corted by Richard Stacy, school principal, onto the field. Features 9 % A Night ‘To Remember Always And Forever Feliu ib ¢ Features 10 The Homecoming Dance held October 17, 1987 in the cafeteria was aspecial occasion. A dress code was imposed for the first time requiring girls to wear skirts and allowing no jeans. The attire was more formal due to the dress code and therefore the evening held a certain glamor. A variety of couples came to dance and social- ize. The dance brought a large turn out; in fact many people ap- peared that had never attended a Homecoming before. Students flooded the dance floor to dance to the music provided by Bobby Ros- coe. Themed “Always and Forev- er” the evening held special mem- ories for many. The 1987 Homecoming Court was presented and a song was ded- icated to the Homecoming Queen, Cluverius Solomon. Couples danced until the last song was played and then left sharing in the warm glow of the memories creat- ed at Homecoming 1987; a night to remember Always and Forever. Features 11 % Holding the ball, the Raiders gain yards. At the pep assembly, Coach Lyons encourages Raiders to support the ‘football team. . oye te . Fighting hard, the Raiders refuse to be put ‘dow n. ss y ate ealiures cts The first half of the game was tough for the Raider team. Ke- coughtan’s offense scored two touch- downs off of mistakes made Raider defense. In addition, the raid- er offense made several mental errors which proved fatal to the team. Con- tinuously coming up short on the goal line, the Raiders ended the first half down by double their score. The second half was a turning point for the Raiders. Player Darrell Boyd commented by stating ‘“‘we came to- gether as a team in the second half and played well enough to win but we just couldn’t make up for our ear- lier mistakes.” The final score, 23-34, gave Kecoughtan the victory. h angel ws © LPAI) IR AEORL AOE 6 | ee TI was proud oft they | playe ed well. We have hung our hai ary but we fought a chance to win.” — ness Lyons Varsity Football Coach form a line Features 13 ° ¢ ) means taking time out ’ A Getting Involved For some students school does not end after their last class. Meetings, athletics, rehearsals, and band prac- tices are just the beginning. These activities and the people involved in these activities contribute to the en- tire character of Warwick High School. Club meetings, pep rallies, and or- ganized activities break the monoto- ny of the school routine. Student in- volvement in extracurricular activities is important for a well rounded curriculum. Although aca- demic excellence is of primary im- portance at Warwick, students are encouraged to participate in activi- ties which will further acknowledge- ment of Warwick. Participation by the student body is the key to a meaningful school experience. Re Dewitt Joyner finds that involvement takes time and devotion. I have been an ac- tive member of my class executive board for four years to insure that my senior year is the best it can be. — John Powell ’88 Features 1 ¢ Our Golden Moments $ 16 : Looking Forward To Looking Back ... The biggest event of the Junior year is the Ring Dance. Juniors gath- er to celebrate the arrival of their class rings. A large part of the cere- mony involves the announcement of each couple. When announced, the couple appears under the ring arch- way and turns their date’s ring. The Prom, an event only second to graduation is our last opportunity to capture unified memories as a class. We toast to good times, good friends and good memories. The evening, long awaited and prepared for is one of the most memorable of the senior year. Capturing these memories on film is only one more step in making them a part of our lifetime. Features 17 9 Seniors as a class, look forward to graduation. Their excite- ment fills the air as they gath- er in Hampton Coliseum for the final event of high school life. Preparing for the proces- sion, friends offer to straighten a hat or hold a hand. Tears fill the eyes of many; as they real- ize that this is it. Graduation follows a set standard at Warwick. Faculty members, fol- lowing tradition, attend adorned in robes displaying the colors of their college and degree. The class song is performed by the senior Warwick- shire members. A speech is given by the salutatorian and then the valedictorian. The National Honor Society members graduate first followed by the rest of the class. Graduation represents the crossroads in every students life. Every student will go a different way, leaving behind the golden moments of high school at Warwick High. 4 18 Features ATHLETICS Sports 19 -) Coach Cislo emphasizes: ‘“‘We must stop the run!” A HARD FOUGHT SEASON 4, Raider runs to daylight. — Shannon Wallace runs the option for a goa Shannon Wallace throws a long pass for the big gain. | Charles Hawk and Chad Davies block for Shannon Wallace. ¢ 20 Sports “Just a little more dedication and we would have made it.’ — Chad Davies ’88 “We were not totally committed in the off season.” — Paul Modar ’89 oN ' David Golden is escorted off the field after being shaken up on atough play. The team tri-captains, Kerry Wooden, Kenny Campbell,and Harry Wooden, helped the team spirit. uae sete Varsity Football; First row; Paul Tayborn, Shonn Brown, Kerry Wood- Opponent en, Harry Wooden, Tony Crisman, AW (yere enrages 34 Mark Brown, Darrell Boyd, Daryll J. Marshall 28 fy aid eal me eee : ard, Brian Millard, Johnie Rosco. Sec- me cs ond row; Maurice Foster, Derrick Cute Christopher, Tony Martin, Tristan Phoebus 24 Proctor, Chad Davies, Delmond Tynes, WWE eat 1 William Davis, Monte Hooker, Tony Holmes, Mann Venable, Jammie ree _ Blount, Craig Warren. Third Row; y ; Kenny Campbell, Callis West, Andre Hampton 45 Richardson, Jason Williams, Purcell Ferguson 28 Roberts, B.B. Long, Charles Hawk, Corey Burger, Marlon Moore, Anthony Watson, Bobby Outlaw, Kenny Moyler. Back Row; Coach Cislo, Coach Jacob, Coach Lyons, Shannon Wallace, Eric Steele, Paul Modar, David Golden, Mi- chael Charity, Carlos Wood, Timbow Peterson, Melvin Hasket, Willie Samu- els 21 Sports ¢ Tremain Jerningan gains yardage against Ke- O N HE W.H.S. J.V. Team calls signals against Kecoughtan. coughtan High School. MOV E! Sean Brown picks up yardage against Menchville High Junior Varsity celebrates victory against Kecoughtan School. High School. Anxious players waiting on the side anticipate the Jernigan scores a goal for the W.H.S. J.V. next play. Team. . ‘ th Do haa a te ON Junior Varsity players gang tackle a running Kecoughtan player. J. V. FOOTBALL J. V. Footbail, First Row; Jamie Phillips, Thomas Byrd, Ricky Owens, Anthony Washington, Mario Haskett, Tremain Jer- : nigan, Lesley Owens, Maurice Pierce. Sec- Menchville ond Row; Mathaniel Dulap, William Yar- 1 DYzvevoytea el borough, Tony Westry, Calvin Faulk, Bethel Adrian Lewis, Robbie Puryear, Donnell Phoebus Jones, James Griffin. Third Row; Derrick Stokes, Woodraw Price, Lonnie Critten- Kecoughtan : den, Antonio Rogers, James Daughtery, Lafayette Erie Hogwood, Alvin Lankford, Arthur El- eEVorholneye) lis. Back Row; Jeff Lyans, Tray Pierce, Aaron Accurso, Marlon Barnes, Austin Kirk, Corey McGeorge, Sam Keffer, Shawn Brooks, Derrick Barnes, Coach Feldman. Not Pictured; Steve Mears. Ferguson 23 sports ¢ o% Temple Gatewood ’89 The 87-88 Varsity Cheerleading squad demonstrated their closeness and togetherness throughout the year, especially during the games. + 24 Cheerleading Being a Cheerleader requires much devo- tion and cooperation. Along with the hard work they put towards our teams, they also support one another and friendships deve- lope. The Cheerleaders prepare to preform for the student body during a pep rally. Angela Clark ’88 “The Varsity Cheerleaders have used a superb blend of personal- ities to create a squad full of spir- it, enthusiasm, and cohesiveness. They have shown that they are capable of meeting challenges. The addition of a yell leader, and the assistance of Mrs. Kraus have enriched the squad. We know no goal that we can not accomplish.” “Safe Cheering” Mrs. I. D. Lee Taryce Boyd ’89 Pam Stitzel ’89 Sponsors Mrs. I. Lee and Mrs. Kraus share the responsibility, | _ ee and work that accompanies | _ cheerleading; and they seem to enjoy it. Varsity Cheerleaders: left to right bottom, Stacey Cooper, Angela | Clark, Pam Stitzel, Temple Gatewood, Lutise Pretlow, Bridgett Drew, | Kanoee Reynolds, Angela Speight, Sandra Conley, Courtney Hodges. Second row, left to right; Melanie Ayscue, Evangela Richardson, Taryce Boyd, Latonya Ellis, Alphenia Ruffin. Cheerleaders 25 ¢ Detra Dearing Molly Dickinson Tara Saunders Christy Turner showes her concern for the the decision of the officials. players while waiting for the officals decision. Molly Dickinson encourages the players to Chevela Lee shows spirit after learning hussle and use some muscle! WARWICK J.V. CHEERLEADERS Nothing but the best! They are always ready to show their spirit, whether at hot summer practices, cold varsity football games, early j.v. foootball games, or exciting pep rallies. Miss I. Pepe — sponsor ¢q f leading Katrina Elam Chevela Lee J.V. Cheerleaders welcome their opponents befor a football game, showing off their enthusiasm and smiles. J. V. CHEERLEADERS Sponsors, Miss Pepe and Mrs. Higgins, discuss im- portant issues at a time out. Cheerleaders 27 ¢ A Varsity player practices her drives before the game. MAKING IT TO THE TOP Vickie Scholl, waits patiently for the ball to come to her. ant ‘ Menta f yey a3 es Ford Porter gets a free hit after a penalty to makea _ Holly Edleblute gives the ball a valient wack goal. past her opponent. Teammates converge to help Angela Speight, block the ball. _ ¥ oer “tant papi Sed 7 ast } s eeeeee aye et pense ee, : en . C¢itel bee ae Beane, eet | HH Stes ‘ tes . j SS -. = ort Pee fee tn in aes o w=, a ae CER LE, APR ELISA, 10. allot 28 Spi rts Tonya Reaves receives the pass from her teammates successful block. With total concentration, Brionna Jones dribbles down a sideline to the goal V. FIELD HOCKEY VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY:First Row:Brionna Jones, Aretha Combs, Tonya Reeves, Alphenia 0) OPO Ruffin, Maria LoPresto, Ford Porter, Theresa Williams, Rhonda Holly Back Row:Vicky Scholl, Angela Reece, Alisa Payne, Chandra Jernigan, Karen Dudley, Stacy Graham, Holly Edelblute, Angela Speight, Dawn Boney, Coach J. Preston Gloucester Denbigh Ferguson Lafayette Menchville York beyavinoyey Lafayette Denbigh Ferguson Menchville Nono cor Cr WKRE ONOWFRWrROF WH Sports 29 % GOING FOR THE GOAL Holly Edleblute displays tough defense as she blocks a pass by Menchville. Cindy Kershaw battles her opponent for control of the ball. ea Tonya Reaves dribbles uncontested down the field. Angela Speight demonstrates good form. Shevonda Gilliam and Tabitha Royal controls the ball after MHS unsuccessful attempt at the goal. ao a et: ¥.. Cindy Kershaw takes the ball successfully away from her opponent. Leah Johns and Lisa Spruiell runs to help block the goal from her opponent. J. V. FIELD HOCKEY J. V. FIELD HOCKEY:First Row:Keisha Edmond, Shevonda Gilliam, Cindy Kershaw, Anita Jackson, Tabitha Royal Back Row:Lisa Spruiell, Jessie Rod- gers, Gloria Linkous, Kenya Barnes, Shamecca Rus- sell, Coach V. Fauntleroy OPPONENT Gloucester y) Denbigh York © 4 Lafayette 8 5) Menchville 3 Sports 31 9 WE'VE GOD 2 ae A BRIGHID ene played solid golf and set the stage for FUTURE an encouraging future. Under new coach Bruce Field, Warwick finished 7th in the district and had its best showing of the season by finishing 5th at the Fort Eustis tournament. Two Raiders, sophmore Billy Overman and junior Craig Robbins, qualified for the Regional Golf Tour- nament at Bow Creek in Virginia Beach. Very few Peninsula District golfers attain this honor, and War- wick has not had two regional quali- fiers in years. For their consistently fine play, Billy and Craig were named co-MVPs for the year. Practice for the 1988-1989 in mid- August. Coach Field and the mem- Danny Duell works on his stance in a practice round bers of this year’s team encourage all at Deer Run. interested students to try out. Craig Robbins loosens up while waiting for his Regional tee time at Bow Creek. Greg Lovell follows the flight of the ball on the practice tee at Sleepy Hole. Danny Boulais checks Wesely Daniels’ putting stroke. a ba Mit Ya Jake bile aided PS ie Coach Field reminds Craig Robbins to check his foot positioning. 32 Sports Billy Overman makes last minute adjustments Wesley Daniels celebrates after shooting a Danny Boulais gets set for tee shot at Sleepy before teeing off in the Regionals. solid 38 on the back nine at Hampton. Hole. df Stan. a — ea GOLF 159.07.0 DO) ae MATCH WHS FINISH BEST WHS SCORE - Langley 8th Billy 93 Smithfield 7th Craig 83 Sleepy Hole 6th Billy 92 Hampton 7th Craig 82 Newport News’ 7th Craig 91 Billy Overman, Danny Duell, Greg Lovell, Danny Boulais, Wesley Daniels, Craig Robbins Fort Eustis 5th Greg 87 rs} ( 1: hve 8 (0) (cs 7th Billy Craig 97 Hampton 7th Billy 88 Overall 7th in 9 member district. Sports 33 @ Celine Riffle follows through on a lob. SWINGING FOR A Kim Joyce hits an easy lob. i _— Coach Hedgepeth and Jennifer Hughes chill out in the shade. Concentration is the key to Kim Joyce’s ace serves. Jennifer Alford returns a tough cross court shot. @ 34 Sports Rhonda Hammond hits an ace serve. Jennifer Alford gets down on her return. TENNIS Girl’s Tennis:Front Row;Katherine Beane, Jennifer Alford, Barbara Higgins Back Row;Kim Joyce, Jen- nifer Hughes, Rhonda Hammond, OPPONENT Celine Riffle, Coach Hedgepeth Denbigh ) Bethel Phoebus Hampton Ferguson 7) Kecoughtan Menchville Lafayette COOrOoRNOT Sports 35 ¢ ba Sandra Jernigan with another perfect clear in Running the high jump. for the Glory Randy Wills pushes himself for a victorious finish. A perfect handoff by Harry Wooden to Timas Peterson. $ 6 Sports Warwick Finishes First , 2nd, and 3rd in the 55 meter dash. Warwick track runner relaxes in the Ist lap of the 2 mile race. A Lesllie Edwards running to the finish of a 2 mile run. Indoor Track — Back Row: Kerry Wooden, Derrick Jeter, Rodney Scippio, Willie Samuels, Eric Steel, Harry Wooden, Shawn Brown, Timis Peterson, Coach John Quillen, Coach Deone Ruffin, 3rd Row: James Graves, Charles Hawkins, Kenny Campbell, Kendall Hicks, Tony Crisman, Woodro Price, Randy Wills, Calvin Faulk, 2nd Row: Jonathan Stevenson, Albert Langford, Marlin Hooker, Kerry Davis, Darrell Boyd, Patric Younger, Kenny Moyler, Nathenyal Dunlap, Ist Row: Eric Richerdson, Maurice Piercy, Tyrone Abensent, Aundre Menoire, Tramein Jerigain, Tim Bland, Lesly Edwards. Indoor Track —- Back Row:Kenya Barnes, Kelly Russell, Angela Reese, Chandra Jernigan, Tawanda Gray, Shameccea Russell, Kim Mc Eachern, Monica Greene, Stephanie Howell, Coach Thema Danley, Middle Row: Brionna Jones, Chavela’ Lee, Shavonda Gillian, Glenda Taylor, Tshawna Johnson, Natisha Byers, Annette Morris, Tina Harris, Alisha Payne, Front Row: Cindy Kershaw, Stephaine Coleman, Kisha Edmond, Regina Davis, Leonda Hill, Detra Aikens, Mary Branch, Anita Jackson. Sports 37 T’Annette Calahan Attempts to Concentrate on her routine before the meet. Tumbling For the Fun of It Detra Deering maunts the horse in a hand spring vault. Junior Varsity Gymnasts gives suppport to one another. Kim Hubbard practices her routine before a meet. ) S Oports Joanna Torres mounts the uneven bars. ; Mary Dickinson warms up for her floor routine. Kim Hubbard shows her ability on uneven bars. J.V. Gymnastics | to r — Melissa Stewart, Joanna Torres, Renee Porter, Mary Dickenson, Tanyea Phillips, Kristen Phillips, Jennifer Sledge, Shelita Nicholson, Melanie Edwards, T’annette Callahan. Varsity Gymnastics 1 to r — Alphenia Ruffin, Detra Deering, Ahnjala Whittaker, Kim Hubbard, Erica Holmes, Stacie Cooper. Sports 39 Wesely Thompson goes high above rim to re- ject shot. Shooting for the Game Wesley pulling down on rebound while Carelas looks on. McShawn Hanks looks to startRaiders fast- break while team mates look on. ¢ 10 Sports Wessley, McShawn, and Ron looking to crash offensive boards. )} Bethel Ferguson Kecoughtan Menchville Denbigh Thomas Jefferson Phoebus Walbrook - Hampton Phoebus WEN ay Bethel Kecoughtan Lafayette Menchville WE as Denbigh Hampton Phoebus V. Basketball Standing Left to Right — An- thony Bailey, McShaun Hanks, Christopher Lassiter, Wesley Thompson, Michael Charity, Andre Steele, Carlos Wood, Ron Corey, Bill Cox, David Wessel, Coach Moore, 2nd row — William Taylor(manager), Ralph Branch, William Vena- ble, James Harvey, Willie Da- vis, DeCarlo Avery, Ladies Seated — (managers),Michelle Purcell, Anita Richardson, Tanya Tynes, Cinzia Pittman. Sports 41 Derrick pushes the ball up the court. Making the Baskets Ricky looking to start fast break. Casery B. looking to score 2 pt. J.V. battle for rebound. AD Rnarte ca Golden looks to score while Corey and Derome look on J V Basketball Standing Left to Right —- Eugene Banks(Coach),Derek Stokes, Melvin Haskett, Cory Burger, Aaron Accurso, Charles Batten, Dwayne Reese, Derome Lewis, Lawrence Haskins, Marlon Moore, Greg Henderson(Coach), 2nd row — Theresa Tann(manager),Jack Arnett, Rick Ownes, Glen Taylor, Dore- mus Diggs, Mario Haskett, Larry Ev- ans, Anthony Watson, Ladies —- (man- agers) Lacresha Everette, Kendra Jackson, Dee Shields, Alecia Artis. Sports 43 4 Celine tries to break Phoebus’s zone press. Reaching for the Basket Vita concentrats on shooting the very impor- tant foul shoots. Tracy looks around for a teamate to pass the ball off to. Rhanda Hammond looks as if to be in a daze on the situation. ¢ 44 Sports Tracy tries valiantly to score a bas ket over the Pheobus players. Raiderettes try to out man the Pheobus players. iric NSNALEN ) tw @ Bethel herencrn Basketb all Ferguson Kecoughtan lst row L to R — Jovita Bur- Monde ley,Rhonda Hammond, Tina Denbane™ Battle, 2nd row, Coach Wilferd Hampton Young, Wilhelminia Brinkly, Eheom Frances Ford, Shenita Perry, Bethel Rebecca Sutherland, Celine Rant Riffle, Valarie Privette, Katrina ecoughtan Lafayette Elam. Menchville WE ay Denbigh Hampton Lafayette Pheobus Sports 45 4 Greg Bullis runs his man into the ground with a headlock. Wrestling with Time | Alexander Lucas breaks his mandown on the whistle. Noland Anderson attempts an unsuccessful turn-in. ¢ 46 Sports Sean Leonard sucking up the arm. Todd Davis working for the pin. Wrestling Seated center — Jason Accurso (man- ager), Ist row | to r —- Todd Hudson, Mike Coleman, Berry Watts, John Newberry, Samual Sanders, Randall Bradsher, Travis Bowen, Jason Franceschi, Keary Boston, 2nd row, Todd Davis, Trry Barns, Wade Bow- man, Gregg Bullis, Darnell, Sean Leon- ard, 3rd row, Coach Greg Souers, An- town McLean, Noland Anderson, Alexander Lucas, Tyrone Davis, Rusty Parker, Scott Hudson (manager), Coach Bob Cislo. Sports 47 $ Wrestling Jura Randy Bradsher attempting to escape. 48 Sports Tyrone deciding on a counter move. Tyrone going to attempt a takedown. Warwick’s Best Wrestlers of the Year ‘Terry Barnes AYsVETo (om wie; ia calsy al Gregg Bullis Alexander Lucas Sports 49 % RUNNING FOR THE FINISH Warwick’s Cross Country’s greatest acheivement this sea- son: we placed forth in the Pen- insula District Meet, qualifying us to advance to the Eastern Region Cross Country Meet. Out of the 21 teams that were represented at the Regional Meet, Warwick was 12th. The top seven runners for Warwick this season were Grant Sharp, Patrick Younger, Wade Bowman, Jackie Arnett, Greg Bullis, Chris Bullis, and Chris Crank. These runners represented us at the District and Regional Meets. Top run- ner this season was Grant Sharp, whose best time was 17:21 at the Regional Meet. } 50 Sports Warwick defeated Hampton 24 to 35 Warwick defeated Ferguson 26 to PAS) Denbigh defeated Warwick 18 to 37 Lafayette defeated Warwick 19 to 49 CROSS COUNTRY | CROSS COUNTRY:First row:Tim Bland, Wade Bowman, Denise Coite, Randys Bradsher, Jackie Arnette, Greg Bullis Back Row:Tracy Arnette, Ned Richardson, Joe Whitaker, Grant Sharp, Chris Crank, Patrick Younger, Coach Lilley . ‘ 5 5 : . b eel 3 eo MN Tyrone A. Abbensetts “T- Bone” German Club, Forensics, SCA, Band, JA, Wrestling Jennifer L. Alford 10, 11, 12th Exec. Boards, Keyettes, NHS, Science Club, VICA, Tennis Roy L. Alister “Flat Top” “Whether you think you're the best, you should plan for the best” Key Club, 9th Exec. Board, SHS, Choral Union Robert Allen Norman G. Alligood JV Baseball Michele R. Alston “Shorty” “To be successful” FBLA, Pep Club, Social Studies Club, Flag Corp. Jeffery T. Anthony “Jeff” Key Club, 10, 11, 12th Exec. Boards, JV Football Patricia M. Arline “Tricia” “To become a certified registered nurse” FBLA, Pep Club, Science Club Traci W. Arnett “Trace” Keyettes, NHS, 9, 10, 11, 12th Exec. Boards, Thespians, French Club, Dra- ma Club Dominique R. Aucoin “Nikki” “Follow your every dream through to the fullest” Micheal Aursby “Talent” “To Pursue a career in commercial art” Melanie L. Ayscue “To live life to the fullest and to en- courage those around me to do the same” Keyettes, 9, 10, 11, 12th Exec. Boards, Annual Staff, German Club, Latin Club, SCA, Cheerleading, Senior Class Sec., Drama Club Jacqueline Y. Baines “Cheeks” “To attend a business college” 12th Exec. Board, FBLA, Social Studies Club, Basketball Manager, Track, Softball Diana M. Banks Micheal S. Banks “MC” “Never try to rule, just be cool” Flag Football ¢ 52 Seniors Pierre N. Baptist “Air” Football Club, Football, Basketball Jennifer J. Barbour “Jen” Keyettes Pres. 12, Jr. Chap., 11, 9, 10, 11, 12th Exec. Boards, Drama Club, Sight Sound, Annual Staff Ed. Lori E. Barnes “Let the party begin” VICA Jeffery J. Batten “Jeff” “To become a professional race car driver” VICA Tina L. Battle Christina R. Bennae “Chris” “Tf you love someone, let them go; if they come back, they never left; but if they don‘t, then they never belonged to you in the first place” Pep Club, Band, Flag Corp. Thomas G. Bishop “Reak”’ JV Baseball, V Baseball Patrick T. Bland “007” “To continue in Vo-Tech to get a good career” VICA, Social Studies Club Darell A. Boyd “Dee Bee” “To succeed in life and have a good future” Football, Track, Wrestling Iris D. Boykins “To go to college and major in Business Administration.” Ralph D. Branch Ellyson Bratton JV Baseball, V Baseball Rusty Brewer VICA Arlissa C. Brinkley “Trina” “To go to college and take up Geriatric Asst.”’ Band Steven A. Brooks Seniors 53 9 Joyce E. Brown “To become a seamstress” Social Stud- ies Club, Hero, Honors Club Kenneth A. Brown Shonn L. Brown “To become a computer technition” Football, Track Ralph E. Bryant Gregory D. Bullis “Greg” “No guts, No glory” 9 12th Exec. Boards, Wrestling, Cross Country Jovita N. Burley “Vita B.” “For the up comming basketball play- ers, I wish you the best”? Drama, Bas- ketball, Softball Jason A. Burns “T just want to skate” Jeffrey S. Burns “Jeff” “Skate and create” Wanda M. Bush “Kattie” “To graduate from high school and start my career by going into the ser- vice” DECA, Baseball, Soccer, Field Hocky Christopher D. Calaway “These days, people are so quick to judge each other, but they seldom look at themselves” Annual Staff, AFS, French Club, NJROTC, Drill Team, Soccer Kenneth E. Campbell “K. Dog” “Tf putting your best effort to do some- thing you do is not enough, leave the situation alone” Football, Track Rodney Campbell “Roddy ‘c “To enter the Air Force and try to make a career at it’ Football, Basketball William L. Canady Jeanette Carrington Frederick Carroll Jr. “Freddie” ITC, VICA, JV Basketball ¢ 54 Seniors Kara L. Casey Band, NHS, SHS, Science Club, Gymnastics Amy Cave Emmett Chapman “Easy-E” “To become an air conditioning and re- frigeration technician” VICA Micheal D. Chapman “Don Johnson” “This is the time to remember” VICA Derrick L. Christopher “Dee Cee”’ “To attend college and major in busi- ness” DECA, FBLA, Varsity Club, Var- sity Football, Track Angela J. Clark “Sweets” FHA, Keyettes, 10 11th Exec. Boards, SCA, Choral Union, Pep Club, Varsity Cheerleader, Track, Feild Hockey, Gymnastics, Cross Country Erica R. Coleman Lawrence Coleman Pamela L. Coleman “Pammie Poo” “To become an cosmotologist or ac- tress” JVA, Track Sandra Y. Conley “Sandy” “T plan to attend college after high school” SHS, Cheerleader Ron C. Corey “Ron Dog” “To excell at a collegiate level’? Cross Country, B asketball Antoinette L. Council “Motor Bootie” “T will impress with my success” FBLA, NJROTC, Drill Team, Softball Julie A. Cox Kimberly L. Crawford “Kimber” HOSA, JV Gymnastics Anthony I. Crisman “Tony” “If you don‘t want to stay in trouble, stay by yourself” Football, Track Seniors 55 4 tomorrow and follow your heart” Jazz Ensemble, 11 12th Exec. Boards, Thespians, Sight Sound, Drama, JV “Remember Baby Bubba’s ‘Keep your head to the stars,’ yipe! yipe!” FBLA 4 SCA, 9, 10, 11, 12th Exec. Boards, Marching Concert Band, Pep Club Chad M. Davies ‘“Chadder’”’ “Caring ia a way of life’ Key Club, Demetria L. Davis “Dee- “T’o be the best I can at whatever I Seniors Participate Best Looking Looks are one of the first things that a person remembers when they meet someone for the first time. For some, good looks are natural; while for others, good looks require much work and effort. In determining the candidates for best look- ing much emphasis was placed on their stamina as well as their physical attractiveness. Although a great deal of empha- sis was placed on the individual’s looks, the true inner quali- ties were measured with equal weight. McShawn Hanks and LaTonya Ellis have been selected as best looking for the 1987-1988 school year. Their peers commend them for their good looks which add to their con- geial attitude and outgoing personality. These two have clear- ly demonstrated the essential qualities for this honor in the eyes of our student body. Charles B. Croom “Live for today, forget about Soccer Suzette L. Dale James W. Dalton FBLA, SHS, Football, Basketball Dee” Flag Corps, Pep Club, SHS, Track William Davis Willie Davis “LDD” do” Basketball, Track Andrew E. Dawkins Daniel B. Decker 06 Seniors McShawn Hanks LaTonya Ellis a. eee ee The Senior class in one of its’ many — efforts to raise school spirit, class par- ticipation, and treasury size held a car — wash November 6th. The Executive — Board showed a strong intrest in sup- porting the class by collecting many — sponsorers. The Board received a co pledge for each car they washed, prom- — ising to wash 100 cars before stopping. Despite the cold temperatures, over — 30 Executive Board members appeared — to scrub the pledged 100 cars. Besides a — lot of hard work, there was also fun and _ laughter at the car wash. Friends © chased one another with hoses, soapy sponges and buckets full of water. — Working in shifts, these devoted seniors — enjoyed a day with friends, participated — in a class activity and proved that team work is the best.. : ‘ ; a 3 ty Senior executive board members; Jeff Anthony, Greg Hall, and Donald Jennings participate. Sharon D. Diggs “To become a nurse practioner and work in the Air Force” SHS, 10 11th Exec. Boards, Science Club, JV Field Hockey Bridgett R. Drew “Miss Qe “To attend college and major in accounting or marketing” SCA, 12th Exec. Board, FBLA, Cheerleader, Gymnastics Micheal A. Dutton “Animis Opibusque Parati (Prepared in mind and resources)” Tidewater Challenge, NHS, Computer Club, Science Club, MHS, JV Soccer Dwayne K. Edwards “Weez”’ “To suceed in anything I decide to do” Track Field Katherine R. Edwards “Penny” “To become a CPA and one day, own my own accounting firm” SCA, 12th Exec. Board, DECA, Model UN, FBLA, Pep Club, Drama Club, Field Hockey, Track, JV Basketball Statistician Kathy M. Edwards “To achieve successness and lead a very happy and famous life” JA, FBLA Eric L. Elliott “Puncho” “To be successful at everything I do” Track LaTonya N. Ellis “Tweedy” “To succeed in life’ Model UN, AFS, 11 12th Exec. Boards, Dance, Cheerleading Christopher Faulk “Lunch Box? “To be the best; not the worst” FBLA, Social Studies Club, DECA, JV Wrestling, Varsity Football Seniors 57 Seniors Best Dressed Students express themselves in many ways, some by their actions and others by their attitudes or type of clothes. Many students have had influence on the fashion trends in school. They have been noted for their high top tennis shoes, Forenza pants, or stylish hairdos. These students seem to stand out in 1 crowd and get noticed From store to store these students shop for the unique. Setting a standard of dress for the entire school, Eric Steele ind Nicole Jones have been chosen by the senior class for their distinctive dress Bonnie Feagans Elizabeth A. Feely 10, 11, 12th Class President, NHS, MHS, FHS, Keyettes David W. Fitzgerald Antoinette M. Fletcher “lone: “To help anyone I can’ HOSA, Social Studies Club LaPhena “Phena”’ “Large minds talk about ideas, average minds talk about events, and small minds talk about people” 10, 11, 12th Exec. Boards, DECA, FBLA, SCA Robert W. Fowler “Rob” AFS, Science Club, MHS, Key Club, llth Exec. Board D. Flowers Anthony L. Fox “Fox” “Go for it” Computer Club, SCA, NHS, Baseball Dionne L. Fox “Keep Your head to the stars baby bubba” Science Club, JA, 12th Exec. Board, Field Hocky Christy L. Friedrich é oo seniors Achieve Eric Steele Nicole Jones Several students at Warwick deserve recognition. Honorary societies such as the National Honor Society, the Math Honor Society and the Quill and Scroll have been established to honor stu- dents with outstanding achievement. Membership in these clubs is based on academic achievement, grades, test — scores, class standing, and leadership ability. The PSAT, offered to juniors in the : spring, serves as an indicator of the stu- dents level of ability. Few of the scores | are high enough to recieve recognition by the National Merit Association. However, this year, Laura Lising re- — cieved recognition as a semifinalist. — Ann Feely and Jennifer Barbour were awarded letters of commendation for their accomplishments. No Photo Available ae Melvin Garland Jennifier M. Garrett 11 12th Exec. Boards, FBLA, Science Club, AFS, Flags, Marching Band Jennifer G. Garris “Jen” “To be the best that I can be!” FBLA, AFS, DECA, Annual Staff, Gymnastics Susan D. Garriss “Sue” Keyettes, Jr. Class Treas., 10th Exec. Board, NHS, SHS Glenda M. Gary “Michelle” “To finish this year and walk down the ale’ FHA Valarie M. Gautier “Val” “Whenever you dream your holding the key, it opens the door to let you free” FBLA Deanna M. Gibbs “Dee-Dee” “To finish high school and go to the career of acting” Pep Club, DECA, NJROTC, Basketball, Softball, Field Hockey David M. Gibson AIASA, German Club, 12th Exec. Board, Science Club, GHS, NHS William F. Glazier Seniors 59 ¢ A head above the rest Most Talented Talent at Warwick High can be found throughout the entire school. Roy Allister and Cary Mills have been selected the most talented people in the class of 1988. Not everyone is born with a hidden talent, and even if one is, it takes perseverance to discover it. Two students have persevered and displayed their talents and thus have reaped the benefits of praise, recognition, and more importantly self satisfaction. The ex- cellence in the quality of their work will continually grow with their individual qualities. Roy Allister and Cary Mills are certainly deserving of the title “Most Talented”. William F. Glazier Stacy M. Graham “Once you have tried your best, no one can ask anymore of you” Field Hockey, Outdoor Track Carla L. Graves “Miss ‘G.Q.’ ” “To attend college and major in ac- counting” 9th Vice Pres., 10, 11, 12th Exec. Boards, French Club, FBLA, Gymnastics, Cheerleading Leon S. Graves “Stevie” “My Goal is to be a professional auto mechanic and own my own business”’ VICA Pamela L. Graves “Pam” “To attend college and make a good goal out of my life of becomming a man- agerof a fashion store” FBLA, Pep Club, DECA, Basketball Mang. Debra A. Green “Debbie” “To manage a heavy metal band” 11 12th Exec. Boards, Drama, German Club, Band, Stage Crew, Thespians, NHS, GHS Tina Green Cynthia A. “Greenbean” “As you go through life, always remem- ber the friends who helped you along the way” 10, 11, 12th Exec. Boards, French Club, NHS, MHS, Softball Greene Cory W. Gregg “Smiley” ne go into the USMC for four years then become a successful business- si NJROTC, JV Football 60 Seniors Roy Allister Cary Mills Senior privileges are a gold standard — at Warwick. As underclassmen, we envy © those with the right to leave campus for _ lunch; but as seniors we value our — rights. Leaving the campus for lunch — gives us the opportunity to share lunch _ with friends from other local high schools. Allowing us to avoid long lunch lines, we have the chance to spend the majority of our lunch talking with friends. McDonalds, Wendy’s, Hardees, Taco Bell, Burger King, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Pizza Hut, Hot Dog King seem to have t he menus that ap- peal to us all. 3 In addition to the opportunity to — leave campus for lunch, the seniors have a specially designated area, the senior section, in the cafeteria, where they are able to share lunch with other seniors. Gregory S. Guye Gregory A. Hall “Greg”’ Key Club, 12th Exec. Board, JV Foot- ball, Baseball Rebecca F. Hall “Becky” “Love is a God-given right, but never forget the responsibility that comes along with it!” Orchestra, HERO, War- wickshire, Soccer Arlene E. Hamlette “Leany” “To attend James Madison and major in medicine” Keyettes, Journalism, FHA, FBLA, SHS, Science Club, Fo- rensics, SCA, Gymnastics, Track Rhonda K. Hammond “Jr. Magic” “Strive for the best, never settle for the least” AFS, 9, 10, 11, 12 Exec. Boards, PTSA, Basketball, Tennis, Softball McShawn R. Hanks SMcDEie “To go to college study medicine, be- come a Pharmacist, and play profes- sional basketball” 10th Exec. Board, FBLA, Basketball Emiko L. Harmon “Amy” “Better late than never”’ John L. Harris “To prepare for the future and things to come” Keli J. Harris Seniors 61 4 Daydreams Of A Golden Future Most Athletic At Warwick, we have many students have worked hard to condition their bodies and minds in order to play a certain sport like football, basketball, or any one of the sports offered at Warwick. The most athletic ones are those who play in more than one sport and pace their bodies accurately to the fullest extent The students that really stand out are those who can excell at a varity of different sports. With this in mind, we have selected Kerry Wooden and Rhonda Hammond as the most athletic students of the class of 1988. Linda D. Hartwell “LYN” “To become a kindergarden teacher” Social Studies Club, Drama Club James D. Harvey “Jimmy” “To excell at everything I do” Band, 12th Exec. Board, Basketball, Cross Country, Tennis, Lacrosse, Swimming Toninette M. Hawkins Daryll L. Henderson “Tootie” “To major in business management and become the manager of a big corperation” DECA, Football, Basketball Kevin L. Hicks William R. Hicks IIT “Robby” “Be Yourself?” Tamara D. Highland “Tammy” “To be a singer” Warwickshirettes, Volleyball, Track, Basketball, Softball, Cheerleader Deena T. Hill “No ones smarter than anyone, it’s just some try harder” Social Studies Club, Gymnastics Rhonda R. Holley “Mousey” “To become a physical therapist” 12th Exec. Board, SCA, FHA, SHS, Field Hockey, Cross Country, Track € 62 Seniors Kerry Wooden No Photo Available Rhonda Hammond _mester of the senior year seems to be the best time for students who are Although the senior year is the fi- nal year of childhood and of high school it is also the beginning year in. many ways. Many students will be- gin working and establish careers while many will attend two and four year colleges. For those who plan to attend college the first few months of school are the busiest. In addition to school work and extra curricular ac- tivities, there are college applications — to complete and SATs to take. For many students, the first semester of the twelth grade is the most difficult. On the other hand, the second se suffering from “Senioritous” to relax and enjoy being a kid. : ere yps MA UNIVER. Seniors show enthusiam by dressing up in their college sweatshirts to display the school of their choice. Greg Hall, Jeff Anthony, Glenn Rollins, Susan Garriss, Crystal Vena- ble, Jennifer Barbour, Cindy Greene, Donald Jennings, and Cherly Pettit are a few of the spirited seniors who took part in College Sweatshirt Day. ee (ARNT Derrick E. Howell “To go as far as possible in life” NJROTC, Soccer sn shi MRI Brian S. Hudson “Scott” Band, Sight Sound, Drama, Theaspians, AFS, 11th Exec. Board, Annual Staff Donna E. Huff Anjanette E. Hughes “Angie” “To become a travel agent and raise a good family” Orchestra, AFS, FBLA, 12th Exec. Board Tiffany J. Hunter 11 12 Exec. Board Stepphon D. Inniss Christina Y. Jackson Olina “To be happy and enjoy life to the fullest” Band, Pep Club, FHA Micheal E. Jackson “Eric”’ “To become smart, successful, and rich” Band, Science Club, Jazz Band Shawn R. Jackson NJROTC, Pep Club, Social Studies Club Seniors 63 ¢ unlimited opportunities Friendliest To many of the candidates, including the winners, being friendly was not an artifical trait, but a natural, inherent quality they enjoyed sharing with others. Little things like lending a hand and offering a smile came easily to those voted most friendly. When a low-spirited pal needed someone, their warm sincere smiles were always there. Recognized for their sincerity, good cheer, and willingness to serve, Roy Allister and Cluverius Soloman were voted the friendliest. So here’s to you Roy Allister and Cluverius Soloman, Mr. and Miss friend- liest of the class of 1988 Donald N. Jennings NHS, MHS, SHS, 11 12th Exec. Boards, Key Club, Band, Industrail Arts Club Chandra A. Jernigan Robin K. Jeter “What a Jong, strange trip it has been” 12th Exec. Board, AFS, Warwickshire Terri D. Jeter “To further my education by going to the college of my choice”’ Carla D. Johnson “Cheeks” “To become head nurse of an OR” HOSA Marvin L. Johnson “M M” “Keep your hands kind and sweet because you'll know day to day which ones you'll have to eat” Rhonda Johnson Stephanie E. Johnson “To be sucessful in the field of data processing” FBLA Victoria E. Johnson “Vickie” 10, 11, 12th Exec. Boards, DECA 4 64 Seniors New Horizons: Cluverius Solomon Roy Allister Established in 1986, the New Horizons Mag- net School for Science and Technology provides accepted students an opportunity to take chal- langing courses. With two campuses and two class periods, New Horizons accomidates most students schedules. Students may attend either 7:30 to 9:30 each morning or 12:00 to 2:00 each afternoon. One of the four Governor’s Sch ools in Virgin- ia the Butler Farm campus offers courses in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Students in- volved in these classes are required to work with a professional in the community as a part of their earned grade. In addition to the science classes, New Hori- zons offers classes in drafting, air conditioning, cosmotology, automobile mechanics, and many other occupational courses. New Horizons is for students that are serious about their future and anxious to begin it today. Nicole L. Jones “Nikki” “To attend college and major in accounting and become ACPA” FBLA, Pep Club, Social Studies Club, 12th Exec. Board Stephen L. Jones Urica Y. Jones Wadell Jones Joyner J. Dewitt Wrestling, JV Soccer Johnny H. Justice Floyd N. Keller “Finx” Wrestling, Track, Football, Basketball, Soccer Richard S. Kerlin “Scott” VICA Craig A. Kimmeth “Freedom is a cherished thing; it must be used, not abused” MHS, Key Club Seniors 65 ¢ “May I have your attention Most School Spirited 9? A part of each day at Warwick, the morning and afternoon announce- ments are essential. During first and sixth periods, the well known phrase, en , | | we “May I have your attention ...” If you look around Warwick, you will see many members of the senior class wearing maroon and gold, buttons, or any swells through the halls and class- other of a multitude of items to promote spirit. A few will go rooms of Warwick. SCA members even further and actually try to promote the spirit. In addi- tion to the school colors adorned by many students, a true spirit is also possessed. Those students which support all school functions and cheer true heartedly for our school are a gold standard for the entire student body. The class of 1988 has selected Lutise Pretlow and Crystal Venable as they fit this description the best. Crystal Venable and Cluverius Solo- mon inform students of up coming events, important dates, recite the Pledge of Alligence, and hold the moment of silence. As a Keyette, Su- san Garriss, gladly assumes the an- nouncements in the afternoon. The — announcements are an important — part of each day, making high school students aware of what is going on. Lutise Pretlow Crystal Venable James B. King Eric L. Knowlin “Eric B.” “To attend Norfolk State major in engineering” NJROTC Timothy P. Kuchta “Buffarilla”’ “Take life easy and have fun with it because ya only live once” Band, Drama Club, Thespians Floyd W. Langsford “Swamp Dog” “To keep on rocking and making money” Basketball Nichole Langford Joseph H. Lawrence “Joey” “To go into the military” FBLA, ROTC Walter Leonard Jennifer J. Lewis ¢ 66 Seniors Crystal Venable, Cluverius Solo- mon (left) and Susan Garriss (above) inform the Raiders of up coming events. Evelyn D. Lindsey “Nieci” “To further my education and plan to major in marketing” Marching Band, Concert Band, Flag Corp Laura J. Lising NHS, MHS, SHS, Keyettes, Science Club, 11 12th Exec. Boards, Drama Club, Tidewater Challenge, Warwickshire Singers Cynthia L. Little “Lynn” “To be rich and ready!!’ German Club, FBLA Timothy S. Lloyd “Scott” AIASIA Janee’ M. Logan “Nae’- Nae’” “To strive hard for a career and reaching the top of that long ladder will be my be my major in life” Pep Club, Cheerleader, Gymnastics Maria L. Lopresto Gregory A. Lowell “To write Hallmark cards or be a gynecologist”? DECA, Golf Kammy L. Lowery Timothy L. Lucas “Luke Skywalker” “Strive for excellence” Football Club, Football, Baseball, JV Track Seniors 67 4 Hold on to the Moment Class Clown All of us like a good laugh. Throughout our high school life, we all had at least done somthing that was funny. Yet, there are those who have the talent to do this on a daily basis. They help lift the tension that can build up from high school pres- sure. The Senior Class has selected Lutise Pretlow and Deme- tria Davis as the class clowns of the class of 1988. Lutise Pretlow Demetria Davis David A. Lyttle Betty M. Mallory “Ebony” “To go to college and continue to succeed, by doing the best things in life and being as good in it as I can be.” FBLA Stacy F. Mann Ill “To be a Marine Biologist.” Athanasios N. Mantis “Tom “Happiness is being Greek.” AFS Crosby R. Marsh “Cosby” “To be an ambitious student and futher my career in photography.” NJROTC Troy D. Marshall VICA, Wrestling Pamela L. McCarley Pam” lo go to college and major in ence.” FBLA, DECA, 11, 12 Exec. James J. McDonald man Club, Band, Jazz Ensemble ‘odd D. McKinney South Bronx” | plan to futher my education and rive for the best. I may seem to live for today but I am planning for ymorrow. God bless my fellow man.” As graduation approached and_ gling to maintain their grade point seniors began to count the days until average. Of these students, Ann Fee- June 19, a minority of the senior ly and Laura Lising were honored; class continued to work hard strug- valedictorian and salutatorian. Trina L. McQueen “Would like to become a Certified Public Accountant.” Secretary of Class 9, Senior Exec. Board, J.V. Cheerleader, Gymnastics Trinette D. Medley “Trinny Boo” Field Hockey, Warwickshire Singers, Exec. Board 9, Shirettes Leslie D. Meredith Steven A. Merendino “To own my own business” Key Club Cary A. Mills “Tweedle Dum” “Try to get all you can out of high schoo.” Feature Twirler, 9, 10, 11th Exec. Boards Isaiah T. Montgomery olikcew “My goal is to become a singer and a engineer” Chorus Club, Regional Chorus, All City Chorus Johnathon L. Moody “Jon” AFS, Track Jimmie Moore “Hank Jr” “To be sucessful in life and retire at thirty-five.” Karen J. Moore ““Tweedle Dee” Choral Union President, Warwickshire Singers, Exec. Boards Seniors 69 @ Most Likely To Suceed When we leave, we hope to become sucessful. This is the main reason of studing hard in high school. Although we may or may not continue our education after high school, we will still strive to suceed in life. Our class has selected Weldon Godfrey and Laura Lising as the most likely to suceed because we feel they have done the most in preparation for the future. osetorrencz epee A Weldon Godfrey Laura Lising Riley E. Moore “Moe” “Don’t be late, graduate on time, don’t be left behind.” Jacey E. Morris “J.C.” “Do what you acn to the best of your ability. That is all that is expected.” Basketball Shelley M. Moses “Shorty” Pep Club, ROTC, Basketball Manager, Drill Team, FBLA, Social Studies Club Richard T. Napier “MOP” “Wear long hair’”’ Christie L. Newberry Keyettes Parl, Exec. Boards, Spanish Honor Society, FBLA Charles Nichols Daniel T. Orie Jr. “Danny” “I plan to attend college and major in Architecture.” AISIA, Science Club Brian K. Owens Cervoni J. Owens “To be the best I can be.” Social Studies Club, FBLA, Drama Club, Exec. Board 12, Softball 70 Seniors There are many summer enrichment programs which allow students to gain valuable knowledge outside the school at- mosphere. Each year, several juniors are selected to attend Boy’s and Girl’s State. This program is held at various colleges in Virginia and lasts one week. The boys and girls attend different weeks and develop a mock political system to help them better understand the process of American gov- ernment. Several rising juniors and seniors are se- lected for their academic or artistic achievement to apply to Governor’s - School for the Science or for the Arts. This program is either four or six weeks long aand is held at various colleges throughout Virginia. Selected students attend classes in their chosen curriculum and in addition learn about another culture. Charles R. Parker Jr. “Rusty” “Can I use your board? I’ll have it back by five, I promise” Key Club, Golf, Tennis, Wrestling Sharon R. Paxson “Shari” ‘Always believe in yourself and never put others down. G.B.T.S.” Band, German Club, Jazz Ensemble, Drama, Forensics Bennie Pettaway Cheryl! L. Pettit Marching Band, Flag Corps, Forensics, Science Club, Sight and Sound, Drama Club, French Club, NHS, MHS, Thespians Indy L. Pierce “Slim Goodie”’ “Be all you can be and you'll make it in life.” Social Studies, DECA Cinzia M. Pittman “Chin” NJROTC, Flag Corps John B. Powell “Learn what you can now for the future is in our hands” Exec. Boards, Key Club Lutise J. Pretlow “Tears” Drama Club, Chorus, Yell Leader Julie L. Prince “At midnight in the month of June, I stand beneath the mystic moon and bid farewell” German Club, Annual Staff, Exec. Boards Seniors 71 � Feasting On The Memories Most Popular Many faces are familiar throughout high school but few stu- dents can be coined most popular. Those students which pos- ses friendliness, cheer, and warmth are most often popular with their peers. Popularity is not judged by simply being well known but by being well liked. The senior class chose Kerry Wooden and Cluverius Solomon as the Most Popular seniors in the class of 1988. Kerry Wooden Cluverius Solomon Tristan J. Proctor “Ice Tea” “Life is precious, spend your time wisely” NJROTC, Drillteam Commander and Supply Officer, Football Christopher C. Ransome “Mousey” “To go to college and major in the field of electronics” VICA, Golf, Basketball Johnnie M. Rascoe Jr. “Rosco” “T plan to continue my electronics training” Marching Band, Football David S. Reeves “Scott” Timothy C. Rice Cam M. Rich “LOM-SOP” Baseball Evangela L. Richardson Tracy D. Roberts “Tra” “Never settle for second best, be the best” FBLA, FHA, Social Studies Club Tonyka N. Robertson “Sweet T.” JV Cheerleader ¢ 72 Seniors Jeffrey S. Rodenhizer SALSA NHS, MHS, SHS, Key Club, Industrial Arts Club, 11 12th Exec. Boards, Tennis Robert L. Rogers “Boo- Boo” “My goal is to serve in the U.S. military” Glenn A. Rollins “Don’t be afraid to be yourself” German Club, Key Club, 11 12th Exec. Boards, Model U.N., Wrestling, Soccer Alphenia H. Ruffin “Peanut” SHS, Exec. 9th Exec. Boards Pres., V. Pres. 12th, SCA, Cheerleading, Field Hockey, Gymnastics Wendy R. Samsel “FB.” 11 12th Exec. Boards, FBLA, AFS, Science Club Alma A. Samuels “Nookie” NHS, MHS, French Honor Society, Forensics, Computer Club Archimedes San Juan Anita A. Santiful Ralph H. Saunders Key Club, German Club, Baseball 73 Seniors Seniors Take Time To Be Involved Best All Around Throughout our many years of school, students have dis- played their talents in many different ways. Some showed great leadership ability, while some were exceptional at sports and others succeeded academically. When all of these quali- ties along with friendliness and conscientiousness came to- gether, the result was a admired, well rounded student, looked up upon his peers. Often they could be found staying after school sto help better their clubs and organizations. Despite all of the activities in which they were involved, they man- aged to keep up their grades and always have time for their peers. This is what makes Robert Holden and Alphenia Ruf- fin the Best All Around of the class of 1988. Shawn A. Savage “Tcemasters J”’ “Be all I can be; a great chef, famous wrestler, and rap artist” Linda L. Schloss Vickie Scholl Bernard Scott Jr Gerald L. Scott “Uncle Jam” “To go in the army and go in electronics tech” ITC Timothy D. Small Georgetta Smith “Ge-ge” “I will achieve my goal to go to Duke and enter the Air Force” FBLA, NJROTC, Choral Union, Track, Journalism Steven D. Smith Toya D. Smith “To have sucess is to be a sucess” SCA, Track, Band, SHS ¢ 74 Seniors No Photo Available Robert Holden Alphenia Ruffin The Senior Class Executive Board of the class of 1988 consists of 70 members. The large number of stu- dents involved demonstrates the amount of enthusiam possessed by this class. As a group, these seniors hold fundraisers in the form of car- washes and jello wrestling, award senior superlatives, host prom and print the Seniors Last Will and Tes- taments. The class of 88 is a spirited group which has a unity and drive un- matched by any other class. This is the final year together for many of us and being a part of the graduating — class of 1988 holds a special place in - each of our hearts; we made it through — together. Bridgett Drew stands besides a graduate friend. William N. Smith “Nick” Key Club Trineke Snead “Nicky” 12th Exec. Boards Belinda D. Solomon Cluverius Solomon “Cee- Cee” “To attend James Madison University and pursue a career as a naval officer” NJROTC — Exec Officer, Flag Corps, SCA, Keyettes, 9, 10, 11, 12th Exec. Boards, SHS, Gymnastics Rodney B. Spady “Here’s one for the road” Baseball Angela G. Speight “Angela” 12th Exec. Board, Warwickshire Singers, Shiretts, Coral Union, Pep Club, SHS, Cheerleading, Field Hockey, Gymnastics, Baseball Manager Theresa A. Statzer French Club, FBLA, DECA, Warwickshire Singers, 12th Exec. Board Eric Steele FBLA Corey L. Stith Sean Strickland Seniors 75 Steve G. Strickland Lance A. Summerford Danny W. Sutphin “Danny” “To own a road runner 440 race car” Wrestling. Terrance T. Talley “Box T” “To become a better person in life and strive to be the best I can be in this life and be successful at what I do” ICT, Basketball, Football Erie L. Taylor “Brainy Smurf” Pres. FBLA, Key Club, SCA, SR. Class, Editor of THE EARLE, Quill and Scroll, and Adv. Orchestra William E. Taylor “Chip” “Shoot for the moon, even if you miss you will still be amoung the stars” Computer Club, FBLA Willle Thigpen “Willie will” Goal: To be a Navy fighter pilot’ FBLA, Science Club Thomas A. Thomson MHS, Sight and Sound, Ex. Board 10 - 12, Key Club Tinette Z. Tillery “Shorty Girl” Goal: “To be a professional cosmotolo- gist” FBLA, Ex. Board 9 11, gymnas- tics, V Cheerleading James C. Toney “Sid” “Bow to no man” AFS, Pres. Drama and International Thespian Society, Annual Staff, Sight and Sound Robert P. Toney “Rob” Goal: “To retire at 35” Henry D. Tynes “D-Dog” FBLA, VICA, Football, Track, Baseball Larnell A. Tynes “Tee-Luv” Goal: “To be an underwater welder” Tanya J. Tynes “T-Dog” Goal: “Strive for the best and forget the rest” Co-captain Flag girl, NJROTC Officer Kevin Tysinger Science Club, AIASA. % 76 Seniors Patricia D. Underwood eis se NHS, MHS, SHS, GHS, Keyettes, 10, 11, 12th Exec. Boards, Thespians, AFS, Tidewater Challenge Donald L. Vanderheyden “Donnie” “To become a wealthy stock broker, and go to law school and become US Senator” German Club, SHS, NHS, Model UN, Tidewater Challenge, Key Club, Wrestling Crystal T. Venable “Topaz” SCA Pres., 11th V. Pres., 10, 12th Exec. Boards, Keyettes, NHS, Drama Club, The Earle, Flag Corps, Model UN, MHS James A. Vincent “To do my best” Fernado R. Walker “Rodd” “To go to college or in the sevice after a few months at home” ICT, NJROTC Victoria C. Wall “Vicki” “Reach for the stars, for they are re- served for the very best” SHS, 10, 11, 12th Exec. Boards, AFS, Science Club John D. Ward Travis Watford “Tee-Tee”’ “To be the best man the army has every had” Weight Lifting Yolanda L. Watson Julie D. Watts “Peace, Love, Flowers” Concert and Marching Band, MHS, SHS, FBLA, 12th Exec. Board Kimberly D. Whitlow Darin W. Wiggins Gary L. Wiggins Wrestling, Football, Baseball Fredrick J. Williams “Freddie” Social Studies Club, Sight Sound, Drama Club, Warwickshire Singers, NJROTC, Choral Union LaTonia Y. Williams ‘Tee- Tee” “To accomplish in the field of clerk and transportation in the Army” HERO, NJROTC, Flag Corps, Track Seniors 77 7 Keeler D. Wilson “James Worthy” “Don’t give-up, even yourself” Social Studies Club, SCA Treasurer, DECA, Tennis, Chorus Tracey E. Wircenske Harry L. Woodendr. “June- Bug” “Without adventure, life is death” Football, Track Kerry D. Wooden Carlos B. Worley Andrea C. Wright Tracy A. Yellorday 9th Exec. Board, Latin Club, Marching Band, Jazz Band, Drama Club, Softball James Otto Weldon S. Godfrey III “Wel” “Minds are like parachutes, they only function when they are open” Comput- er Club, Science Club, Annual Staff John P. Mariani “Scubby Bear” 7 78 Seniors Our men of distinction for “GQ” line up ae ae with their escorts. Pee, The way we were Throughout high school there are certain people who always participate. Although they may not stand out; they are always out there. Everyone knows them. Perhaps they aren’t voted most popular or most school spirited but what about “most active?” The athlete who plays several sports, the student who is behind the majority of a clubs activities, the student who attends ev- ery school function. These are the stu- dents supporting and working for a bet- ter high school. Do you recognize these students? They can be found at almost every Warwick event, you can see them every day. Seniors 79 @ As golden moments ious memories c turn to preciou SECTION SENIOR Mark Twain said, “These are the best of times — these are these are the worst of times” _.. I think I knew what he meant. Our last year of high school — after what seemed like forever, our time has come: we’re seniors! Graduation is coming soon — and then we are out of this school. But what comes next? College? A job? Who knows? The possibilities are endless — excitement is in the air. Graduation opens the future to us — and in doing so closes a chapter in our past. We are the leaders of tomorrow — ready for anything These are the best of times ... Our friends may not have the same plans as we do. Things happen — we go our seperate ways. They say college changes people — some peo- ple never change. We may be friends after high school, We may be friends for the rest of our lives. We may never see each other again. Nothing is c ertain. These are the worst of times ... We smile at graduation and say our tears are tears of joy — are they? We are caught up ina whirlwind of unanswer- able questions and unexplainable feelings ... ... As we cross our fingers and take our first step out of childhood and into reality. — Traci W. Arnett Senior 1988 e 80 Seniors Juniors 81 % 82 Juniors Stephanie Adams Tammie Adams Wayne Adkinson Monte Alcock Jan Alderman Benjamin Alston Nolan Anderson Michelle Asadi Benjamin Atkins Betty Atkins Dwayne Augburn Larry Avent Anthony Bailey Betty Baker Darlene Baker David Barnes Terrizard Barnes Dena Bateman Elizabeth Battle Michael Bazemore Christopher Bell Shaba Bell Scott Bender Monica Bernard Juniors 82 @ Jennifer Kanter and Dena Bateman posing for a quick shot before class. Matthew Blakeley Jammie Blount Dawn Boney Keary Boston Kevin Bowen Wade Bowman Melissa Bowser Bonnie Boyd Taryce Boyd Stephanie Branch Elaine Braxton Marsha Brown Melissa Brown Christopher Bullis Shawn Burgess Shedrick Byers Tracee Carroll Donna Chapman Micheal Charity Shawn Church ¢ 84 Juniors Judy Clark Leatrice Cleveland Denise Coite Cristal Coleman te hea . . Ss he oe Se. Stephanie Coleman Gina Collina Aretha Combs Melissa Connelly Stacie Cooper Kerry Covington William Cox James Crank Kenneth Crenshaw Christopher Crowder Letitia Damon Andre Daniels Wesley Daniels Sharonetta Daughtery Kelly Davidso n Anthony Davis We can’t wait until next year, so we can leave for lunch. Juniors 85 4 We have to give them credit, they have as much school spirit as any- one else. Calvin Davis Christopher Davis Felicia Davis Kerry Davis Monica Davis Paula Davis Ramon Davis William Davis Sharon Deloatch Melissa Denn Jameson Dixon Vernita Doswell Ginger Drummond Karen Dudley Holly Edelblute Charlene Elan Ronald Elliott Terrie Ellis Robin Eure Robin Everett 4 86 Juniors Ronnie Everett Tanya Everett Artrez Ewing Preston Faulk Tyrone Fields Angela Flack Frances Ford Trina Foster Paula Franken Paula Freeman Gregory Fuller Douglas Futrell Delton Gaines Kim Garner Temple Gatewood Julie Geuin John Gilbert Douglas Giles Thomas Gilliam Melissa Goodwyn Noah Whitehead proudly wears his North Carolina sweatshirt, We'd like to wish him, as well as all jun- iors, “Good Luck” Juniors 87 + 88 Juniors Mary Gorham Michelle Gorham Sharna Grady Carla Graham Carmen Graham Maurice Grant Inga Graves James Graves Yvette Graves Tawada Gray Webb Gray Samuel Green Monica Greene Michael Griffin Michael Gurganus Dennis Guzik William Halsey Ivy Hamby Karen Hampton Marvin Hardy Yolanda Hardy Tyrone Harps Korey Harris Torano Harris Donald Hatton Kshatriya Hawkins Jacinda Henderson James Hicks Kendall Hicks Barbara Higgins Jonas Hill Leonda Hill Walter Hines George Hinkle Michael Hitchcock Christopher Hobson Courtney Hodges Anthony Holmes Jennifer Holub Stephanie Howell Carol Huff Jennifer Hughes Charlene Hutchin Shaun Ing Yelando James Janice Jarvis Eric Jennings Derrick Jeter Juniors 89 90 Juniors Dexter Johnson Fred Johnson Tammie Johnson Wallie Johnson Bernice Jones Brionna Jones Eric Jones Jennifer Jones Jermaine Jones Anthony Jordan Kimberly Joyce Shanette Joyner Jennifer Kanter John Keeter Young Kim Sherry Langhorne Terry Langhorne Christopher Lassite Herminia Lassiter Sharon Lawler Brandon, Corey, and Shonda Lee Sean Leonard Jermon Lewis Allan Linger Rebecca Linger William Long Alexander Lucas Nicole Lucas Emily Lynn Eric Malloy Tony Martin Allen Mashburn Danielle McClark Kimberly McKachern Kimberly McLaurin Brian Millard Letitia Mitchell Robert Mitchell Paul Modar Tina Moffitt These juniors plan to pass with fly- ing colors! Juniors 91 4 Shaba work hard. Juniors gather teir things and pre- pare for the bell to ring! Frederick Moody Brandon Morris Charlotte Motton Joseph Mounts Kenneth Moyler Susan Murphy Donna Nichols Christina O’Connor Robert Outlaw Christine Parker Pandora Parker Alisa Payne Paul Perron John Perry Shenita Perry Timas Peterson Lamichelle Pettaway Dreamlyn Poindexte Frances Porter Lisa Porter 92 Juniors Debra Powell Tonya Powell Darren Price Tyese Rascoe Christian Ratliff Tonya Reaves Angela Reese Yolanda Reid Kanoee Reynolds Andre Richardson Anita Richardson Linwood Richardson Kevin Riddick Susie Riddick Andrew Riddle Celine Riffle Craig Robbins Paul Roberts Shannon Roddy Chad Rose A junior searches for the tickets he purchased in advance. Juniors 93 4 Clarence Ruffin Willie Samuels Ingrid Sanchez Jacqueline Savadge Sharron Savage Carl Scott Grant Sharp Tavis Skinner Nichelle Slade Angela Smith Melissa Smith Sharon Smith John Snyder April Solomon Page Sorrell Elizabeth Spencer Kenneth Spencer Melissa Spencer Angela Stanfield Jenny Stephens Karen Stewart Wilbert Stith Pamela Stitzel Aaron Taylor ¢ 94 Juniors hie a “eee cet : a cae 7 ¢ , 5 AY Nort Whe, (ye ' a) Yeik Carolyn Temple Deirdre Terry Clarence Thompson Lawanda Tillery Teresa Toliver Benjamin Tongier William Travis Austin Unangst Katherine Unangst Frank Urbano Audrey Vance Mark Vance Barry Vaugn Tommy Vaugn Darrell Via Terri Walker Shannon Wallace Lois Walters Craig Warren Raymond Warren Terrence Warren Melvina Watkins Laura Richards Stephanie Watson Juniors 95 There was much preparation involved in the Ring Dance! Ring Dance was a time for Juniors to dance and be among friends. ak Lat-bell llellLellel ¥ 4 Sil VoL.) ret Juniors show pride in their formal attire! James Werner David Wessel Callis West Joe Whitaker Gary White Donnell Whitehead Noah Whitehead James Williams ; $ 96 Juniors | Jason Williams Minyarn Williams Nicol Williams Teresa Williams Tracey Williams Vanessa Williams Willis Williams Lisa Wilson It is a tradition to have friends turn your class ring. Juniors study hard to make the grade! Alright,““Who stold my lunch, it was just here!” Juniors 97 ¢ Juniors, high school life is like a poker game, if you play your cards right you’re sure to win eventually.Now it is time to play them right.Work hard, study hard, and do your best to achieve your goals. See you at graduation!! WM i Angela Winfree ee - ee ae Carlos Wood Karen Wood Kimberly Wood William Wood Robin Woolfolk Patrick Younger ¢ 98 Juniors SOPHOMORES Sophomores 99 @sof a mor’, -mor d Sophomore — [prob. fr. Greek sophos wise + moros dull, foolish, stupid — more at mo- ron] 1. A student in his second year or with second year standing at a college; also: a stu- dent in his second year at a secondary school. 2. A person with two years of experience. A Warwick High School sophmore is a stu- dent that applies him — or herself to achieve their absolute best in everything that he or she is faced with every day at Warwick through out the year. Catrina Acklin Detra Aikens Michael Alexander Paula Allen Denise Arledge Alecia Artis Thomas Asbell George Bailey Sheera Bailey Deric Barner Doris Barnes Radford Barnes Sammie Barnes Tabitha Barnes Charles Batten Katherine Beane Tamatha Bedsaul Lisa Bell Christopher Bender Corey Berger @ 100 Sophmores Laurie Bishop Clarence Blair Heather Blanchard Felicia Bolling Bernard Boone Danyelle Boone Daniel Boulais Angela Boyd Mary Branch Renee Branch Henrietta Braswell Marc Braswell Antoine Braxton Lisa Brett Angela Brockmeier Shawn Brooks Antonio Brown Wilbert Brown Katrine Brumskin Charles Burns Shawn Bush Johnathan Byrd Jennifer Camacho Daniel Campbell Tobias Carrington Danny Cephas Ja’Donna Chandler Eun Cho Veroonica Christian Christopher Clark Sophmores 101 Dreama Coeyman Vonda Combs Alfred Cooper Sylvester Cooper Helen Croom Michael Crutchfield Raymond Cummings Michelle D’Angello Shelly Dargan James Daughtery Stuart Davenport Felicia Davis James Davis Michael Davis Phonicia Davis Timothy Davis Detra Dearing Michael DeLoatch Stephanie DeLoatch Danny Deuell MollyJo Dickinson Jennifer Diehl William Diggs Christopher Dodson Denise Drane Nathaniel Dunlap Christopher Eason Tonya Eaton Kisha Edmond Katrina Elam 4 102 Sophmores Auther Ellis Eric Ellis Angela Evans Anthony Evans James Everette Lacresha Everette Talitha Farmer Amy Feely Stacey Felton Alicia Flora Kendra Flowers Thomas Forrest Henry Franken Brian Freeman Jeffery Freeman Tamara Futrell Teresa Garren Jean Garrett Mark Garrison William Gholson Derek Gibbons Sophmores 103 David Golden Vicki Graham Katina Graves Lawton Green Bruce Griffin April Gulick Eric Hagwood Kimberly Hairel Mary Hall Michael Hall Cebrine Hamlett Marlies Hammock Tracy Harbert Sheree Hardy Nancy Hare Canaan Harrell Shannon Harrell Sandy Harris Stacy Harris Henry Hart Teya Hartwell Charles Hawkins Glen Hicks Consuela Hill Kishla Holland Darius Holt Joshua Hoover ¢ 104 Sophmores Spencer and Lee the newest members of the biology class cuddle on Teresa Garren’s arm. Kim Hubbard Dawn Hudson Todd Hudson Bradford Ivie David Jackson Kendra Jackson Nathaniel Jackson Eugenia Jenkins Lea Johns Christopher Johnson Coleman Johnson Willam Johnson Amy Jones Angela Jones Calvin Jones David Jones Dorothy Jones Lenora Jones Amy Jordan James Joyce Adrienne Joyner Sophmores 105 Michael Judkins Anita Kee Samuel Keffer Allen Kirby David Kirk Marlon Knowlin Kimberly Knox Sherice Knox Payton Lamm Felicia Lane Cynthia Langley Brian Lanier Sean Lawler Tenaya Lawson Catina Leach Chavela Lee James Lepsy Christopher-K Lewis Christopher-O Lewis Gloria Linkous ¢ 106 Sophmores LUNCH!?! One of the big highlights of the day for most sophomore students is lunch , shown here by Aaron Smith and friends. Although others , they would rather go without lunch. But most students , when asked , said that the school lunches are not that bad. When asked what their fa- vorite school lunch was almost all said it was the pizza and the hamburgers or cheeseburgers , but who could not like it. Christopher Little Jenima Liverman Tuwana Lloyd Dawn Long Timothy Long Frances Lovell Franklin Lovell Katrina Lunsford Dachia Lynch William Lyons Andree Malloy Titani Malloy Kiven Martin Rashida Mathis Brian Matthews Leonard Mayle Kimberly Mayo Marcus McDaniel Monique McEachern Andre McNair Kesha McNair Raymond McNair Gaston McNeill Stephen Mears Lee Meeks Tiawan Melton Michael Mills Tony Moody Laurie Moore Marlon Moore Sophmores 107 ¢ Traci Moore Tracy Moore David Napier Wayne Nelson Dan Newby Darin Newman Christopher Newton William Overman Bruce Owens Richard Owens Antonio Paige Andrea Paris Damon Parker Lawerence Parnell Orlando Pastor Raymond Pearson Brandon Peiler Dominica Perrin Richard Perry Thomas Peterson Susan Phines Brain Pierce Ebony Pittman Roy Pittman Jennifer Poindexter William Pollock Donna Preas Brandon Price Corey Puryear Amy Redman ¢ 108 Sophomores Dewayne Reese Cara Rich Norton Richards Edward Richardson Eric Richardson Nicole Ridley Alex Riley Isaac Robb James Roberson Wanda Roberson Lester Robinson Jessie Rodgers Shaun Ronsonet Tabitha Royal Frandalanesa Ruff Tammy Ruffin Artemus Rumbled Curtis Russell Maria Salvato Kristopher Samsel Shadron Sanders Tara Saunders Brad Savage Darrell Seawright Vincent Seidnitzer Sophomores 109 4 Karen Shanks Micha el Shelley Tabitha Shelton Shawns Sherrod Demetrius Shields Rita Sides Kim Hubbaard Jeffery Sieracki Colin Silver Nakita Singleton Todd Slone Aaron Smith Lisa Smith Steven Smith Dina Snead Felicia Snead Lamonte Spruill Lisa St.Ours Leila Stanback Susan Stanton Barbara Statzer John Stephens Shannon Stewart é 110 Sophomores Todd Stewart Angela Stokes Derrick Stokes Gernie Strickland Malcolm Swilling Theresa Tann Jeffery Tatem Anthony Taylor George Taylor Stacey Taylor Kimberly Terry Kevin Thomas Tammy Thomas Stephane Thompson Vernita Tobias Gloria Turner Edward Vanderheyden William Venable Alvis Vines Kasondra Walker Doral Ward Patrick Ward Sophomores 111 4 Michelle Warren Gidget Watson Towanda Webb Tony Westry Tonya Whitaker Darrick White Terrisenia White Randall Wilcox Cynthia Wilford Christopher Willams Lee Willams Linda Willams Roger Winkles Kimberly Wolf Joseph Woodson Roderick Wyche Clifton Younger Ladawn Zieman 4 112 Sophomores Cindy Bradshaw Ryland Forrest James Glover Patricia Gore Curtis Green Wanda Greene Frank Griffin Christopher Hollis Jerel Jackson WE APOLOGIZE To the people above for the incorrect order of the name and picture do to the non-completion of assignments of the junior class editors. Sophomores Rock stpireRie™ a ieee eA wprier a A. | Sophomores 113 4 114 Sophomores Freeshman 115, 6 @ FRESHMEN: THE Aaron Accurso Joseph Adams James Allen Pamela Alston Kelley Ambersley Tanisha Anthony Jackie Arnett Edward Arrington Roy Artis James Asbell Jerry Atnip Decarlo Avery Jamal Bagby Daryl Baines No Photo lable vailable Harry Bandy Marlon Banks Shenita Banks Yulexious Banks Kenya Barnes Radford Barnes Johnny Barrett Shelley Bates James Beale Robert Bedard Elizabeth Bedsaul Patricia Bedsaul Maria Bell Willnett. Bernard Cherise Binns Johnny Bishop Phillinda Blackwell Tim Bland Trayveannia Blount Darrel Blue Muriel Blue Vanetta Blue William Bolton Christopher Bond Holly Bonello Charles Boone Sarita Boyette Randall Bradsher Jason Brantley Addrenna Braxton Michael Braxton Barbara Bridges James Brown Ramonica Brown Jerome Brumskin Jay Bucklew Frankin Bullock Terrance Bumpers Jeffery Burney Joel Bushnell Natasha Byers Thomas Caldwell 4 116 Freshmen FIRST GOLDEN YEAR Michael Carr Carlotta Carter Michael Chambless Robert Chavis Erica Clarey Arletha Clark Breon Clary Michael Coleman Susan Collins Matthew Connelly Stephen Connelly Ronald Cook Antoine Cooper Carl Cooper Tyrone Corbin Matthew Covey Tabitha Crocker Morrell Crowell Daniel Cruz Sam Cuomo Andrew D ’[gnoti Glenda Dale Larry Dargan Mikael Davis Regina Davis Ryan Davis Todd Davis Tyrone Davis Freshmen 117 Erick Debnam Jason DeBose Albert Dewitt David Diggs Pamela Dodge Marcellus Drake Damon Drew Christopher Dyer Michelle Ebron Amy Edwards Lesley Edwards Keven Elledge Larry Evans Jennifer Ezzell Calvin Faulk Leondhi Figg David Forrester Garry Forrester Margaret Foster Brian Francisco Amy Franks Catina Futrell Melinda Futrell Brian Gaulding Angela Gayle Carlton Gholson Michael Gibson Shavonda Gilliam Wendy Glazier Enjema Glover Malinda Glover Arnold Golden Lorenzo Goodman Latanya Grady Cindy Graham Amy Grepiotis James Griffin Andrew Gross Rhonda Grubb Tujeni Hamukoto Calvin Hardy James Hare John Hare Katina Harris Amy Harvey Mario Haskett Melvin Haskett Lawrence Haskins Moneka Hemby Diana Hicks Kenneth Hill Craig Hinton Ebony Holden Marlon Hooker Lynel Hopson Amber Hunter $ |18 Freshmen Jennifer Huntley Antionette Hyman Gregory Hypes Alicia Jackson Anita Jackson Jennifer Jackson Scott Jackson Sherry Jackson Thomas Jackson Tracy Jackson Christopher Jarvis Susan Jenkins ne ? t i ajed a Tremayne Jernigan Eric Jeter Albert Johnson Antionette Johnson Jesse Johnson Joan Johnson Kathy Johnson Kelvin Johnson Ruby Johnson Sheila Johnson Billy Jones Donnell Jones Haroldette Jones Cindy Jordan Melissa Kee Teresa Keegan Melissa Kerlin Michael Kernodle Cindy Kershaw Eric Knight Gale Knowles Nikolia Koger David Kriner Sean Lacon Tracey Lamb James Lambert George Lane Jacqueline Langford Edward Langslow Alvin Lankford Thalisa Lassiter Adrian Lewis 119 Freshmen ¢ Kimberly Lewis Michael Lewis Bennie Littlejohn Sherri Littlejohn Nacole Lockhart Charlene Long Edward Lovette Larissa Mallory Vonnie Mann Vincent Manning Susan Martin Bridget Mask Faith Mason Earle Mattox Lisa McCallister Bobbie McDonald Corey McGeorge Ezra McMillan Michael McNair Shauna McQuillen Melissa Meeks Kenneth Meggett Bobby Metcalf Donna Miller Katina Miller William Miller Sean Mitchell William Mitchell Kimberly Moffitt Ernest Moody Nathaniel Moody Stephanie Moody Dradi Moore Kenyetta Moore Gideon Mooring Marcos Morales Tonya Morgan Annette Morris Zachary Moses George Moss Benton Nelson Linda Nobles Melissa O’Bier Kelly O ’Leary Tammra Osborne Faith Paige Martha Painter Richard Parham Claudette Parker Franklin Parker Kenneth Paynter Victoria Peele Christopher Perry Kevin Perry Mary Perry Takari Person 4 120 Freshmen —— b, | NS ¢ x Rf . { | Pes Be Lk lis PAA Joseph Pierce Maurice Pierce Troy Pierce Jennifer Plaster Damond Pope David Pope Willie Poyner Donald Price Woodrow Price Tasso Pugh Raphael Pulliam Michelle Purcell Robbie Puryear Kimberly Randolph Timothy Rector Mircolus Richardson Ramona Richardson Adrian Riggs Jerel Rogers Melissa Rosenbaum Mamie Ross Monica Ross Quentin Royal Kelly Russell 121 Freshmen 4 Shamecca Russell Leo Sage Donna Sarvis Dawn Saunders Brian Savage Troy Savedge Kara Schmith Karl Scholz Janeane Scott Bryan Sheets Grady Shelton Lee Shields Brian Skapura Melissa Sledge Shannon Sledge Tracey Sloan Diane Slone Antonio Smith David Smith Keith Smith Nicole Smith Samuel Smith Tammeka Smith Christina Snead Donna Snead Cherie Solomon $ 122 Freshmen Christopher Spratley Diana Spratley Johnathan Stapleton Perry Stephenson Randi Stephenson Catina Stewart James Stovall Malinda Sturgeon Rebecca Sutherland James Talbot Kelvin Talton Deborah Taylor Genea Taylor Glen Taylor Glenda Taylor Larry Taylor Sheron Taylor Kate Terrell April Thomas Latosha Thompson Kimberly Tillery Michael Tongier Tiffany Travis Helen Tucker Christine Turner Curtis Vance John Vanderheyden Gabriel Vasquez Christy Venable James Vest Matrice Vines Alanda Walker Lisa Walker Rodney Walker Sharon Walker William Walker Jennifer Walls Stacy Wampler Ann Ward Tiffany Washington Anthony Watson James Watson Barry Watts Maria Webb Vicky Weeks Jason Werner Timothy Whalen Kim Whitaker Ivann Whiteside Karen Wiggins Leonce Wilkerson Amy Williams Jackie Williams Jennifer Williams Jodie Williams Kevin Williams Russell Williams 123 Freshmen $ Shena Williams Toni Williams Tony Williams Tracey Williams Michelle Williamson Sharletta Williamson Randal Wills Lamont Wilson Timothy Wilson Bobby Winfree Caroline Winfrey James Winkey Kelli Wircenske Wayne Woodcock 4 pia Ll Antonio Woodson Kimberly Worboys Kelli Wyatt Michael Wyatt Derek Wynn William Yarborough Jason Franceschi Alycia Lunsford James Wilson ¢ 124 Freshmen uw N — s al = = o i] Our Standard-Bearers Janet Alford Secretary. Nancy Anderson “Nance” 11 English, AFS Sponsor. Ellena Armstead — Assistant Principal. Maggie M. Arrington — Introduction to Busi- ness, Typewriting I, Computer Concepts, Fresh- man Class co-sponsor. Tony R. Auby — “TR” Music Theory, Mixed Chorus, Vocal Ensemble, Choral Union. Nita Barbour — Horticulture, Special Education. Dottie Barrett — ‘“Dotte B” Industrial Cooper- ative Trainimg I II, VICA sponsor. Maceon J.M. Barrett — “Jacquie” Shorthand- ,Business Law, Typewriting, Record keeping, Freshman Class sponsor, FBLA co-sponsor. Wallace E. Bateman — Military Science, NJROTC Drill Teams, Color Guard. Joyce Briggs — Staff Aide. Barbara L. Brown — World Geography, U.S. History. Renee Lampros Brown — Art at WHS, Art Magnet Program. Ethel D. Brunson — English. Mrs. Carolyn W. Buggs — Office Technology I, Business Office Supervision and Management, Typewriting, FBLA sponsor. Lois Katharine Callahan — “Cal” English. Donna Chappell — Cafeteria Staff. Christine Colley — Sp. Ed. Aid. Patricia B. Coltrane — “Pat” Biology, Zoology, A. BY Biology. Steve Colwell — Wood Technology, World of Construction. Janice D. Costen — “Jan” Geometry, Algebral, Consumer Math. Paul V. Cowley — Guidance Counseling. Shirley Crockett Special Education, TMR Aide. Bridget Davenport — English, Journalism, The Earle Staff sponsor, Quill and Scroll sponsor. Neil Hiden Drummond — Calculus, Math Analysis, Algebra II, Math Honors Society. Hazel Eason — P.E. Faye Edlow — Cafeteria Staff Joe Edwards — “Mr. E.” Special Ed., In school Scouting Program, Warwick Pennisula Olympics. Mary Eller — Cafe. Staff Mrs. Ellison — Custodian Valerie Fauntleroy — Health and Physical Education, Gymnastics and Field Hockey coach. 4 126 Faculty PEDAGOGUES Bruce Field U.S. History, International Rela tions, U.S.-Soviet Relations, Tidewater Challenge sponsor, Golf coach. Susan Flippo Fundamental Skills. Mr. Fulton — Math. Thomas E. Garner — “Mr. G” World History Geography, Jr. Class sponsor, Sight and Sound co- sponsor. Barbra Graham Geometry, Consumer Math, Algebra II. Mrs. Linda Green — Math, Sophomore Class sponsor. Mrs. F.H. Haltiwanger — 11X, Av.,Y English, Forensics sponsor. Debra B. Hanbury — Technology Education, An- nual sponsor. William Hayes — Goverment. Leslie Heid — 9 English, Reading, Literary Maga- zine sponsor. Betty Jane Hicks — Mathematics. Doris Higgins — Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, J.V. Cheerleading co-sponsor, AFS co-sponsor. Sam W. Hodges Jr. — Earth Science. Patrica Holman — Engilsh, Beginning Composition. William R. Holmes — “Bill” Director of Guidance. B. Horne — Algebra I, Alg-Trig., Computer Math, Computer Club Sponsor. Sandra Hughes — “Sandy” Spanish II, Ill, IV, Spanish Honor Society co-sponsor. Thomas Jackson— Technology Education Gladys Jordan — Social Studies, SCA co-sponsor, Senior Class co-sponsor. Valaida T. Kindred — “Coach K” Adapted P.E., Pennisula Olympics. Richard B. Kravitz — Guidance Department, Key Club sponsor. Hilda A. Jackson Laubach — “Scootie” United States History. Mrs. Ivy Lee — English, Varsity Cheerleading sponsor, Senior Class co-sponsor. J. Lee — English. Bonnie O. Lowe — Algebra Trig., Algebra II, Alge- bra I O’Dell Lucas — Special Edcuation. Hilde Lutterloh — Cafeteria Staff. William P. Lyons Sr. — “Bill” Physical Educa- tion, Varsity Football coach. Joyce Lytle Special Edcuation. James R. MacNeil — Physics and Chemistry. Faculty 127 + The Best Of The Best Mr. Marion C. Majher — “Lefty” Art. Gretchen Martin — Fundamental Skills. Aretha Mask — Secretary. Jo Ellen Maye — Earth Science, Science Club Sponsor. Shelia Hagman-Mayze — Special Education. Wilhelmina McLendon — Cafeteria Mgr. Mary Mizelle — Librarian. Franklin Morris — Staff Aid. Percell Moss — Cafeteria Staff. Donna Oertel — Earth Science. Linda Ortiz — Communication Skills, Practical Math, Social Living Skills. Martha D. Ourednik — 10 English. Geneva Owsley — Clerk. Marilyn M. Paige — Biology. Jacquelyn Patterson — Special Edcuation. Andrea Paysinger Special Education. Laura Pepe — General Math, Algebra, Geometry, J.V. Cheerleading sponsor. Mrs. Peterson — Special Education. Carylon W. Pollard — Guidance Counselor, Keyettes co-sponsor. John Quillen — “Coach Q” Drivers Edcuation, Physical Health Edcuation, Indoor and Outdoor Track coach. Mary Robinson — World Geography. Shirley Satchel] — Cafeteria Staff. Frances Scott — Guidance Counselor, National Honor Society co-sponsor. Olga Sievert — Biology, Genetics, Marine Biology. Virginia Slusser — Cafeteria Staff. Medina Smith — Drama, Hearing Adjustment Skills, Drama sponsor, Keyetts co-sponsor. Thomas L. Stroup Jr. — “Tom” 9,9Y,11 English. Cynthia Sumner — Marketing Education. Sam Sykes — French II and III. Dorothy Thomas — “Dot” 11 English. ¢ 128 Faculty Mrs. Thompson — Guidance Secretary. Helen Travis — ‘‘Pete’’ Health Physical Education. Mr. Truhart — WECEP co-ordinator. James Tuberville — Social Studies, SCA co- sponsor. Toni Twiford — Home Economice, General Math. Lorraine Voras — Special Education Aid. Amy Walker — Math. Harry Walker — Staff Aid. Mr. Walker — Custodian. Charles Walsh German I-IV, National Honor Soci- ety co-sponsor, German Club German Honor Soci- ety sponsor. Rosalie Y. Walsh — “Rosie” Spanish I,IJ,III, Spanish Honor Society sponsor. Betty Ward — Biology. John Ward — Teacher Aid. Edward Way — Assistant Principal. Geraldine W. Wegener — “Gerri” Nurse. G. C. Wheeler — Military Science. Nancy Williams — 12 English. Sharon Walton Williams — Fundamental Skills. Joan Wilt — Algebra, Trigonometry, Phychology. MaryFrances Wood —Cafeteria Staff. Princetta Wooden — Cafeteria Staff. Ethel Woolfolk — Science. Bob Cislo (coach) Jane Preston (coach) Mike Feldman (coach) Faculty 129 ¢ Carolyn Anthony — Clerk. Audrey S. Bond — Special Education. Deborah Buchanan — Marketing Education. Richard W. Cale — “Dick” Instrumental Music, Jazz Ensemble, sponsor — Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, Brass Choir, Woodwind Choir, Percussion Ensemble, Sight and Sound co-sponsor. Celestine Carter — Business Education. Ressie Collins — English. Raymond Crittenden — Assistant Principal. Eugene Davis — Custodian. Julia Dixon — Custodian. Horace Fauntleroy — Head Custodian. Ada Foriest — Social Studies. Keith Garvin — Social Studies. Leonard Goodman — Custodian. Elena Henning — Fundamentals of 3 130 Faculty Camera Shy Staff Marketing. Carolyn Hobson — Librarian. Randolph C. Holder — “Randy” Marketing Marketing Management, DECA sponsor. Alexis Jackson — Custodian. Maryse Jeune — Custodian. Thelma M. Jones — Business Education, FBLA co-sponsor. William Jones — Custodian. Frankie Joyner — Library Clerk. Louise Keene — Cafeteria Staff. Conrad Keesecker — Technology Education. Sarah Krause — Bookeeper. Mrs. Margaret A. LaBell — French II,IV,V, French Club French Honor Society sponsor. Alfonzo Lewis — Custodian. Elsie Marshall — Library Clerk. Ci anc Jacob McDonald — Custodian. Lenrow Milo Social Studies. Benjamin Moore — Physical Education, Boys Varsity Basketball coach. Joyce Plassman — Computer Aid. Jeannette Redford — Psychom. Douglas Reynolds — Custodian. Elijah Scott — Custodian. Sharon Schulte — Nurse. Richard Stacy — Prinicipal. Carolyn Stephenson — Driver Education. Ethelyne Wilkins — Custodian. Blanche Williams — 12 English. Erline Wimberly — Registrar. Robert Worthington — “Bob” Athletic Director. CTIVITIES Activities 131 © NHS:1 to r Ist row — Traci Arnett, Cindy Greene, Susan Garriss, Donald Jennings, Jeff Rhodenhizer. 2nd row — Crystal Venable, Latonya Ellis, Ann Feely, Laura Lising, Trish Underwood, Jennifer Alford. 3rd row — Anthony Fox, Cheryl Pettit, Alma Samuels, Kara Casey, Donnie Vanderhaden, Vickie Scholl. MHS:1 to r lst row — Donald Jennings, Julie Watts, Cindy Greene, Laura Lising, Jeff Rodenhizer, Patricia Underwood. 2nd row — Chery] Pettit, Craig Kimmeth, Ann Feely, Jennifer Barber, Alma Samuels, Tom Thompson. 4 SHS:1 to r Ist row Alphenia Ruffin, Dionne Fox, Tracee Carroll, Demetria Davis, Tonya Ellis, Kammy Lowery, Patricia Underwood. 2nd row Marsha Brown, Temple Gatewood, Vicki Wall, Courtney Hodges, lvy Hamby, Laura Lising, Angela Speight, Bridgette Drew. 3rd row — Angela Stanfield, Cluverius Soloman, Angela Reese, Rhonda Holley, Donald Jennings, Chad Davies, Jeff Rodenhizer. 4th row — Clarence Thompson, James Weiner, Holly Edelblute, Kara Casey, Mrs. Walsh, Julie Watts, Susan Gariss, Mrs. Hughes ¢ 132 Organizations Science club students watch an experiment. “How many colors are in Mikes tie?” Traci and Donald are collecting money for the National Honor Society during Trish is sitting patiently waiting for the math test. Back To School Night back in September. The money goes towards their fund. Students wait for the beginning of the test. The canditates eat snacks after finishing the test. They deserve the rest while they find out the results. Julie stares at the people graded the papers. Organization 133 % German Club Tidewater Challenge — L to R B. Field, Trish Underwood, | John Perry, Christian Ratliff, Mike Dutton, Jennifer Camacho, | Laura Lising, Mike Bazemore, Donnie Vanderheyden. German students James MacDonald, Lea Johns, and Teresa Garren bid farewell to Felix Holatz at a party given in his honor. Model U. N. — L to R Front Row: Christian Ratliff, Crystal Venable, Teresa Garren, pres.;Karen Shanks,vice pres.Donnie Vanderhayden Back Row: Timothy Small, John Perry, Micheal Dutton, Non — Member, Todd Hudson, La Tonya Ellis Vv Mrs. Haltiwanger, Coach Forensics Computer Club L to R Front Row: Anthony Fox, Thomas Gilliam, Weldon Godfrey Second Row: Aaron Smith, Tyrone Harps, John Perry, Willism Johnson Back Row: Glen Hicks, Jessie Rodgers, James Otto, James Hick, Angela Boyd Spelling contestances work hard to win. ¢ 134 Organization French Club Club members who are free and interested assist in the continuing construc- tion of a scale model of the Abbey of Mount St. Michel. Forensics members listen to the rules of the contest. Social Studies Club Decoration the hall in recognition of Geography Awarness week is part of the Social Studies Club’s activities. Korey Harris, prose reading. John Perry, Extempoaneous speach. , ee ae y oe 6 y 5 P Organizations 135 % French Club Ist Row (L to R): Melissa Sledge, Carrie Winfrey (Tres.), Chris Dodson (Pres.),Carolyn Temple, (Sec.),Toni Williams. 2nd Row: Brian Sheets, Shenita Banks, Christy Veneble, Maria Webb, Kim Wolf, Brandon Peiler. Not pictured: Jackie Arnett (V. Pres.), Jim Talbot, Ford Porter, Alma Samuels. German Club Ist Row (L to R): Barbara Higgins, Karen Shanks, Tina Moffit, Ti i (Pres.), Donnie Vanderhayden (V. Pres.), Angie Winfree (Sec. Tres.), Trish Ure reeee Prince, Jean Garrett, Kelly O’Leary 2nd Row: Mr. Walsh, Ryan Davis, Lynell Hopson Brian Millard, Teresa Garren, Lea Johns, Mary Ann Hall, David Gibson, Robin Jeter Amy Feely Melanie Ayscue, Charlie Kim 3rd Row: Dena Deihl, Randy Bradsher, Diane Sloan, Kim Moffit, : j é rris, Felix Hollatz, Noah Whitehead, Sharon Smith, Cleveland Dun. ap, Brad u aulk, 4th Row: Aaron Smith, Kieth Tongier, Grant Sharp, Craig Robbins, Bill Glazier Marlies F.a.nmock 5th Row: James Griffin, Chris Dyer, Kevin Perry, Chris Little, Unknown, Paul Modar, Eddie Vanderhayden, Gl Rolli i 3 Saunders, Frankie Griffin, Sharon Pp TAR ge oe Cece Cone ae rs, F | axon, Kelli Jo Harris, ia Li is Sieracki, Billy Cox, Anthony Jordan a agit ce suas German Honor Society Ist Row (L to R): David Wessel, Tish Mitchell, Trish Underwood, David Gibson 2nd Row: Mr. Walsh, Debbie Green, Robin Jeter, Noah Whitehead ¢ 136 Organizations Golden Opportunities As a service organization, the Keyette club offers girls an op- portunity to volunteer in the community and share their enth- usiam with others. These devot- ed girls hold two blood drives a year, work with the elderly, and with the mentally handicapped. The Keyettes biggest school wide events are the Miss Warwick pageant and selling Homecoming mums. Throughout the commu- nity they offer themselves as vol- unteers for the salvation army, tutors at Sedgefield Elementary, PTA babysitters, and dedicated supporters of the Arthritis Foun- dation. Keyettes take turns producing the daily afternoon announce- ments, and by doing so they keep the school well informed of all the news and activities taking place. Keyettes devoted much of their spare time to benefit our school and community. A Keyette is one willing to offer a helping hand and a sincere smile, service Organizations 137 4 MISS WARWICK | A.F.S.1 to r lst row:Missy Smith(1st Vice President), Katherine Beane(2nd Vice President),Kim Wolf(Treasurer), Chris Calaway(President),Alicia Flora(Secretary),Chris Crank (Sergeant at Arms) 2nd row:Stacy Harris, Denise Lovell, Tracey Lamb, Jennifer Garris, Sharon Lawler, Heather Blanchard, Barbara Higgens, Melinda Ulisse, Tanisha Anthony 3rd row:Kate Terrell, Maria Webb, Ginger Drummond, Alycia Lunsford, Athanasios Mantis, Larry Parnell, Cara Rich, Renee Brett, Jennifer Holub, Stephanie Moody, Cleveland Dunlap 4th row:Jonathon Moody, John Keeter, James Otto, James Toney, Todd Hudson, Scott Hudson,Mrs. D. Higgens (Sponsor), Mrs. N. Andersdon (Sponsor). a as PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE!! Social Studies. | to r lst row;Michele Alston(President),Joyce Brown(Vice President),Talitha Farmer(Treasurer),Conseula Hill (Sergeant at Arms).2nd row;Katrina Brumskin(Secretary), Lenora Jones, Joe Woodson, Arthur Ellis, Wilbert Brown, Jackie Baines, Nichole Jones, Cervoni Owens, Brian Savage, Calvin Jones 3rd row:Shenita Banks, Maria Morris, Tim Bland, Payton Lamb, Sharon Delotch, Felicia Davis, Kevin Thomas, Daryl Henderson, Letitia Damon, Lawton Green RPS Teresa WilliamsProudly wears v her blood donor sticker on her sweater. $138 PAGEANT: A GOLDEN SUCCESS!! Donald Jenningsprovides necessary information before he can give blood. The Miss Warwick Pagaent contestants gave a delightful presentation that brought smiles to young and old alike. Miss Warwick,Angela Clark, and the runner-ups stand proudly before a delighted audience. There are many who deserve credit for their help and cooperation with the blood drive. Organizations 139 4 KEY CLUB:1 to r lst row — Jackie Arnett, Wade Bowman, Ann Feely, John Powell, Chad Davies, Jeff Anthony, Doug Giles, Keeler Wilson, Terry Barnes, Rov Alister. 2nd row — Jim Talbot, Mr.Kravitz, Greg Lovell, Ralph Saunders, Billy Cox, Brian Millard, Bill Elliott, Aaron Accurso, Stacy Mann, Tristan Proctor. 3rd row — Chris Bender, Wesley Daniels, James Werner, David Wes- sel, Glen Rollins, Craig Robbins, Steve Merendino, Robert Fowler, Greg Hall, Tom Thomson, Johnny Justice, Donnie Vanderheyden. 4th row — Danny Campbell, Austin Kirk, Anthony Jordan, Aaron Smith, Chris Newton, Jim Otto, Will Miller, Rusty Parker. $ 140 KEYETTES:] to r lst row Jennifer Barbour (Pres.), Susan Garris (V. Pres.), Christie Newberry (Parliamentarian), Traci Arnett (Treasurer), Ann Feely (Historian), Jennifer Alford (Chaplain), Vickie Scholl (Secretary). 2nd row - Katherine Beane, Stacy Harris, Cluverius Solomon, Sharon Smith, Ivy Hamby, Tish Mitchell, Holly Edelblute, Patricia Underwood. 3rd row Celine Riffle, lina Moffit, Teresa Garren, Renee Brett, Lea Johns, Kim Wolfe, Mary Hall, Crystal Venable, Shannon Fry. 4th row Courtney Hodges, Karen Shanks, Jennifer Camacho, Laura Lising, Melanie Ayscue, Pam Stitzel,Ms. Pollard (Sponsor), Ms. Smith (Sponsor) Melanie Ayscue andBarbara Higgens, soaked with Jell-O, wrestled to support the Senior Class. Mrs.I.Lee and Mrs.Jordan, best friends, show their support by rushing to the ring for a tag-team match in Jell-O. The Senior Class Exec. Board’s main goal is to make their final year at W.H.S. and their prom the best ever. With the effective guidance of Mrs. I. Lee and Mrs. Jordan, and the active participation of all members, the Sr. Class Exec. Board has proven to be an ideal group to represent the “Class of 1988”! Fundraising plays an important role in the success of the Senior Class. They sold candy, and held two car washes, but the biggest event was Jell-O Wrestling. This was the first time Jell-O Wrestling has been held at W.H.S., and it proved to be reward- ing. The pictures above are evidence of the good time the Wrestlers and the Spectators had that night. The board put much time and effort into deciding on a theme, time, place, and the colors for prom. After many meet- ings and constructive debates, their decisions are final and the plan was put into motion. Theme: “We've Only Just Begun”. Colors: Peach and Cream. Date: Friday, May 13th, 1988. Place: Ft. Eustis Officers’ Club. Time: 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Sponsors, Mrs. J. Lee and Mrs. Jordan, discuss prom issues with Vice President John Powell, an active member, rushes to a meeting to share his ideas. P-Nut Ruffin. Ann Feely, President, makes suggestions for prom theme and colors. Melanie Ayscue, Secretary, discusses upcoming projects with the board. 141 4 SENOIR CLASS EXEC. BRD.: | to r Ist row — Mrs. Jordan(co-spons.), Evangela Richardson, Kammy Lowrey, Shannon Fry, Bridgette Drew(treasurer), Alphenia Ruffin(vice pres.), Ann Feely(Pres.), Melanie Ayscue(sec.), Cervoni Owens, Dionne Fox, Nicole Jones, Mrs. I. Lee(co- spons.). 2nd row Trish Underwood, Julie Prince, Sandra Conley, Carla Graves, Trina McQueen, Cary Mills, Angela Speight, Christy Newberry, Cluverius Solomon, Traci Arnett, Susan Gariss, John Powell, Jennifer Barbour, Cath erine Edwards, Tyrone Abbensetts, LaTonya Ellis, Toya Smith, June Moore. 3rd row — Rhonda Hammond, Cynthia Little, Vickie Scholl, Vicki Wall, Tiffany Hunter, Jennifer Lewis, Kara Casey, Angela Clark, Jacqueline Baines, Suzette Dale, LaPhena Flowers, Maria LoPresto, Arlene Hamlette, Trineke Snead, Wendy Samsel, Jennifer Alford, Cindy Greene. 4th row — Debbie Green, Laura Lising, Donald Jennings, Greg Hall, Glenn Rollins, Tom Thompson, Ralph Branch, John Ward, Rhonda Holley, Jennifer Garrett, Anjanette Hughes, Charles Nichols, Jim Otto, Greg Bullis, Jeff Rodenhizer, Vickie Johnson, Theresa Statzer.not pictured Michele Alston, Jeff Anthony, Jason Burns, Pamela Graves, McShaun Hank, Robin Jeter, Terri Jeter, Pamela McCarley, Anita Santiful, Waltonza Stephenson, Eric Taylor, Crystal Venable, Julie Watts. S.C.A.:1 to r Ist row — Crustal Venable(pres.), Cluverius Solomon(vice pres.), Penny Edwards- (Sec.), Jennifer Hardy, Tyrone Abbensetts, Toya Smith. 2nd row — Deitra Aikens, Kim Hub- bard, Amy Feely, Jennifer Barbour, Ann Feely, Melanie Ayscue, Traci Arnett, Angela Speight, lemple Gatewood, Shannon Frye, Kammy Lowrey, Alphenia Ruffin. 3rd row — Rhonda Holley, Jackie Baines, Suzette Dale, LaPhena Flowers, Katrina Elam, Kendra Flowers, Arlene Hamlete, ngela Clark, Bridgett Drew, Moneka Hemby, Lynell Hopson. 4th row — Trineke Snead, Shenita Perry, Angela Reese, Elaine Braxton, Anthony Fox, David Wessel, Jermaine Jones, Jezmon Lewis, Perry Stephenson, Lisa Smith. JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS ISG LIND LL LE SSD, SS RD a a op eS OV NZD A.F.S. gives students a chance to experience other cultures and to | meet new friends! Freshman Class:] to r Ist row — Officers — Lynell Hobson — Vice President, Regina Davis Secretary, Maria Bell — Treasurer, Moneka Hamby — President. 1 to r 2nd row — Executive Board — Anita Jackson, Perry Stephenson, Marcus Morales, James Wilson. — Sponsors — Mrs. M. Barrett, Mrs. M. Arrington. Sophmore Class: Picture Not Available! WwW Junior Class:l to r lst row, David Wessel, Elaine Braxton, Torano Harris, Carolyn Temple, Billy Cox 2nd row, Tanya Everette, Angela Smith, Temple Gatewood, Taryce Boyd, Tracee Carroll, Angela Winfree, Letitia Mitchell, Nichelle Slade, Tina Moffit. 3rd row, Felicia Davis, Marsha Brown, Pam Stitzel, Courtney Hodges, Francis Ford, Dawn Boney, Angela Reese, Jermon Lewis.. ith row, Dierdre Terry, Noah Whitehead, Celine Riffle, Ivy Hamby, Holly Edelblute, John Keeter, Shenita Perry, Lawanda Tillery, Sponsor, Mr.Garner 4 144 ORGANIZATIONS A.F.S. stands for American Field Service. The club has allowed students to share cultures with foreign students. If any of you enjoy making friends, this is the club for you. If anyone would like more information contact Mrs. Anderson. ed, — il 4 . Members attend the meetings, and listen carefully to the agenda. Melinda Ulisse and her exchange student take time to relaxe and enjoy everyone’s company. ORGANIZATIONS 145 @ FLAG CORPS: | to r — Cluverius Solomon, Anita Richardson,Theresa Tann, Alicia Artis, Phonica Davis, Jennifer Hardy, Demetria Davis, Shanon Stevens, Glenda Dale, Kelly Russel, Veronica Christian, Tammeta Smith, Dee Shields, Trina Foster, Michele Alston, Tina Graves, Stephanie Howell, Jezmone Lewis plays a trumpet The Warwick Raider Flag Corps e Ebony Pittman, Cinzia Pittman, Tanya Tynes. : cals i NOt Nout CLE ANYONE. BAND COUNCIL: | to r lst row — Shenita Perry, Jodie McDonald, Scott Hudson. 2nd row — Cluverius Solomon, Suzette Dale, Cary Mills, Corey Puryear, Veronica Christian. 3rd row — Steven Smith, Joe Mounts, Jez- mone Lewis, Wayne Woodcock, Mary Branch. Jodie McDonald takes a brake Paul Kuchta preforms half time, | after the show. marching french @ 146 ORGANIZATIONS a 0 = Even the old band members want to come back and play at the football games. ‘ie ° wl ‘after preforming a thrilling half time show. Hard work is part of putting the crowd out of your mind. | “Tn band there’s no glory or thanks, just alot of good times.” ... Scott Hudson. Kevin Perry works hard to preform his music. John Perry prepares to play his solo. } horn, with the Raider Marching Cary Mills preforms her routine. | Band. ORGANIZATIONS 147 4 BRASS: | to r 1st row —- Jezmone Lewis, Jodie McDonald, Shannon Harrel, John Perry, Kim Hubbard. 2nd row — Zack Moses, Shari Paxson, Perry Stephenson, Jean Garrett, Charles Boone. 3rd row — Erick Jackson, Paul Kuchta, Kevin Perry, Amy Feely, Joe Mounts takes a brake from play- Johnny Barret. 4th row — Larkin Davis, Adria Riggs, Jermaine Jones, Wayne : , . ing, to watch the football game. Woodcock. Even Granny wants to be in the 8� 8 drum line. x : The Raider Drum Line preforms in the stands. WOODWINDS:! to r Ist row Mary Branch, Diane Slone, Vonnie Mann, Martha Painter, Angela Reese, Deirdre Terry, Fran Ruff. 2nd row — Kara Casey, Ivy Hamby, April Solomon, Judy Clark, Kim Randolph, Sharon Sanders, Lisa Walker. 3rd row — Barry Watts, Mike Tongier, Darrick White, David Jones, Suzette Dale. 4th row Tony Taylor, Antoine Braxton, Brandon Peiler. The Raider Band preforms at yet another one of the pep-rallies. os 148 ORGANIZATIONS Todd Hudson tunes his drum. Scott Hudson shows his dislike for Raider Band preforms at compitition. having his picture made. Karl Schultz has no idea what’s going on. Drum Major Shenita Perry pre- forms with the sideline percussion. The evil eyes of the drum line. ORGANIZATIONS 149 4 PERCUSSION: | to r 1st row — Todd Hudson, Keith Smith, Gary Forester, David Forester. 2nd row — Chris Lassiter, Steven Smith, Shawn Allen. 3rd row — Ford Porter, Ellie Cale. 4th row — Jean Garrett, Joe mounts, Corey Puryear. 5th row — Karl Schultz. Warwick Raider Band preforms at a compitition in Richmond. 4 = Band members play in the stands at a University of Richmond football game. ¢ 150 ORGANIZATIONS WP det 1d; Te ane ek INP IBY 1M JEON ay IB) TR The end of the show. Joe Mounts studies his part. A relaxing moment to go over the music. Saxes have a little talk. Brad Croom plays bass guitar in the Jazz Ensamble. ORGANIZATIONS 151 ¢ GOLDEN MUSIC JAZZ ENSAMBLE: | to r Ist row — Shenita Perry, Maria LoPresto, David Jones, Brandon Peiler. 2nd row — Kim Hubbard, Jezmone Lewis, Charles Boone, Jer- maine Jones, Amy Feely. 3rd row — Steven Smith, Keith Smith, Joe Mounts. Anna goes to class, late again. Angela and Gail Clark take a breal after a long rehersal. Warwick Raider Concert Band WwW Choral students showing off for the camera. Warwick High School Raider Marching Band Wy June Moore and Shanon Fry don’t particularly like their music. @ 152 ORGANIZATIONS Ike just lounges around. sawrence play a little mu- Fred and [ sic. Choral students even sing while working for other school activities. ANIZTIONS 153 4 Y I ORC CHORAL UNION:1 to r, Ist row — Theresa Statzer, Becky Hall, Kammy Lowery, June Moore(Pres.), Courtney Hodges(Sec.), Shannon Fry(V.Pres.), Alisa Payne, Diana Sprat- ley, and Kelly Russell. 2nd row Robin Jeter, Tamara Highland, Fred Williams, Angela Clark, Lawrence Coleman, Trinette Medley, Yulexious Banks, Moneka Hemby. 3rd row Rita Sides, Melissa Obier, Temple Gatewood, Angela Speight, Laura Lising, Robbie Puryear, James Wilson. 4th row Keith Tongier, John Keeter, Isaiah Mont- gomery, Keeler Wilson, Chris Crank, Tito Hariss, Roy Alister, Keary Boston. MIXED CHORUS:] to r, 1st row — Moneka Hemby, Rita Sides, June Moore, Melissa O’Bier, Diana Spratley, Kelly Russell. 2nd row — Keith Tongier, Robbie Puryear, Fred Williams. WARWICKSHIRE:! to r, lst row Roy Alister, Shannon Fry, Keeler Wilson, Courtney Hodges, June Moore, Keith Tongier. 2nd row Theresa Statzer, Chris Crank, Angela Speight, Kammy Lowery, Isaiah Montgomery, Temple Gatewood, Tammy Highland, Fred Williams. 3rd row Laura Lising, John Keeter, Robin Jeter, Keary Boston, Becky Hall. 4th row Angela Clark, Alisa Payne, Trinette Medley. 4 4 154 Organizations Faculty gladly came to the aid of the drama dept. l. Traci Arnett talks with some of the crew. below r. Brad Croom awaits his entrance. below |. Some of the cast joke around on opening night. Art has the purpose of serving mans conciousness needs. In all of the arts that involve more than one performer, the most crucial performer is the Director. The director has the most frustrating job and thankless job in theater. Ms. Smith shows frustration very well as shown in the above picture. Organization 155 é DRAMA! to r lst row — Medina Smith(spons.), James Toney(pres.), Robin Woolfolk(v. pres.), Mary Harrington(sect.), Joe Whitaker(hist.). 2nd row — unknown, Renee Brett, Dionne Fox, Kammy Lowery, Kenya Barnes, Teresa Garen, Jennifer Barbour, Denise Nocon. 3rd row Traci Arnett, Karen Shanks, Jennifer Camacho, Lea Johns, Melanie Ayscue, Maria Lopresto, Jennifer Diehl. 4th row — Micheal Davis, Brad Croom, Paul Kuchta, John Keeter, Scott Hudson. SIGHT AND SOUND.:] to r 1st row — Brian Sheets, Traci Lamb, Jackie Arnett, Aaron Accurso, Berry Watts. 2nd row — Maria Webb, Theresa Garren, Scott Hudson(Crew Boss), Sean Strickland, Christie Venable, Jim Talbot. 3rd Row — Wade Bowman, Brad Croom, Kerrie Winfree, Tom Thomson, Maria Lopresto. 4th row — Paul Kuchta, Ryan Davis. 5th row James Toney, Todd Hudson, Ned Richardson. THESPIANS:1 to r 1st row — Medina Smith(spons.), James loney(pres.), Robin Woolfolk(v pres.), Mary Harrington- (sec.), Scott Hudson(tres.), Joe Whitaker(hist.) 2nd row Kammy Lowery, Jennifer Camacho, Lea Johns, Theresa Garen, Maria Lopresto, 3rd row Debbie Green, Brad Croom , Paul Kuchta, non member, Traci Arnett, Ivy Hamby ¢| 156 Organizations You see these people everyday. Anytime you go into the audito- rium you see their work. These people are the Warwick High School Sight and Sound Crew. They work every play, every con- cert, and they even work on the pep-assemblies. But do you ever see them at work? No! Well thats because their behind the scenes. They work on the lights, the sound, and behind the video camera. If a play starts at seven o’clock they’ll be there by six. And when it’s all over they’re there well into the night. It’s long, hard, thankless work but when there’s work to be done they’ll be there. Todd Hudson raps up after a hard days work. LIGHT, CAMERA, SOUND, .. Jim Talbot checks for blown bulbs. Kerrie Winfrie finds out fast that working on stage is more than just fun and games. Wade Bowman, like many others in sight and sound, learn very quickly what it’s like to work with a hot fresnel. Scott Hudson operates the new light board during a drama preformance. Organizations 157 © WTSA:] to r lst row — Lee Meek, Barbara Higgins, Chery] Pettit, (Pres) Saunders, Jeff Rodenhizer, Donald Jennings, Bill Glazier. 3rd row David FHA:1 to r lst row — Toninette Hawkins, Denise Drane, Teya Hartwell, Sherry Langhorne, Molly Jo Dickinson, Stacie Johnson. 2nd row — Tracy Roberts, Linda Hartwell, Tabitha Shelton, Glo- ria Linkous, Donna Pierce. N P — Wallie Johnson, Dawn Saunders, Sharon Walker, Lori Howell. WwW Gibson. 2nd row — Mathew Blakely, Ralph 3randon Price, John Keeter, Robert Fowler. 158 DECA went to a DECA district event in February. The events included Food Marketing, Restaurant Marketing, General Mer- chandise, Apparel and Accessories, Economics and Math, and Job Interview. Those who placed include:Derrick Christopher, Laphena Flowers, Katherine (Penny) Edwards, Leslie Meredith, Cristal Coleman, Yolanda Reid, Charles Hawkins, Daryll Hen- derson. Those who competed also are : Gina Collina, Terrie Ellis, Christina Jackson, Leatrice Cleveland, Eden Henderson, Car- men Graham. Laphena Flowers went on to represent District 24 at Virginia State Competition. RITATONEY AWARDS The Rita-Toney awards started out as the Rita Awrards in the early ’70’s. Then in 1985 the name was changed to the Rita-Toney awards. This is a tribute to them. We thank them for their contribution to the theatre department. They would be rising stars but their tragic deaths caused them to become sinking stars but they are still stars to us. James Toney discussing future plans for the troupe. Troupe 394 has been striving for success for years, and they keep on going. Being in such an organizatin can be fun and frustrating. The International Thespian Society is an educational organization which aims to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of theater arts in the secondary schools throughout the world. To be considered for induction you must earn a total of 15 points and be in two major productions at the high school you are inducted at. To be a Thespian is hard work and you must be committed to prove your troupe well. As the motto goes “Act well your part there all the honor lies.” 159 ® DECA: Ist row Felecia Davis, Leslie Meredith, Tinete Glover, Evelyn Lindsey, Indy Pierce 2nd row Nicol Williams, Sharonetta Daughtery, Yolanda Reid, Sharon Lawler, Cieveland Dunlop, Penny Edwards, Leowda Hill 3rd row Chris Bullis, Johnathan Moody, Darryl Henderson, Michael Charity, Lawanda Til- lery, Keeler Wilson, Laphena Flowers. VICA; list row Dottie Barrett.Adviser,Andrew Daniels, David Lyttle, Fred Carrol,Pres.Lori Barns, Fernando Walker, Rusty Brewer 2nd row Mike Carter, Gary Wiggins, Jennifer Alford, Melisa Bowser, Donna Chapman, Mollow Shears 3rd row Pat Bland, Mike Chapman, Kevin Bowen, Liz Levine, Paul Roberts, Terraance Tally, Joey Jutras 4th row Gerald Scott, Wilbur Stith, Travis Skinner, Marcus Campbell, David Barnes, John Harris, Tim Hoovey, William Shymate, Steve Strickland. FBLA; Ist row Nicole Jones, LaTonya Ellis, James Griffin, Kendra Flowers, Kim Knox, Eric Taylor, Korey Harris, Donna Harris, Deanna Turner, Patricia Arline, Tanya Tynes 2nd row Tracy Carroll, Melissa Spencer, Bernice Jones, Kshatriya Hawkins, Karen Dudley, Jennifer Poindexter, Robin Eure, Gidget Watson, Charlene Long, Anita Richardson, Dierdre Dearing 3rd row Sharon Nelson, Allen Marsh- burn, Donna Preas, Kathy Edwards, Anita Santiful, Shanette Joyner, Mrs. Buggs, Sandy Harris, Paula Freeman, Ramona Richardson, Amy Harvey, Monica Davis, Amy Carter 4th row Kenny Moyler, Tim Small, Amy Williams, Twanda Webb, Teresa Williams, Brionna Jones, Ermany Taylor, Willie Davis, Gary Forrester, Letitia Damon, KaSandra Walker, Kesha McNair, Danielle McClark, Minyarn Williams. ¢ 160 Organizations Lori Barns at work. Club Officers L to R, sitting Lori Barns back row, Gary Wiggins Freddie Carroll, Rusty Brewer FBLA This has been one of the best years for the FBLA. They have a large group of interested stu- dents that have helped make it great. This year the Bookstore has been reopened to better serve the students of Warwick High School. Around the Christmas season the FBLA was able to contribute to the community by giving toys and gifts to sick chil- dren in the hospital who were not able to spend it at home with their families. Last year the FBLA went to their annual conferiance where much fun was had by all. Alth- ought they did not win in many of the catagories they accomplish a lot. The Bookstore has brought in a lo of support for the FBLA. Computer Club Our main goal of the Warwick High School Computer Club is to promote the knowledge of everyone. This is the main reason we particapate in area programming contests and hold computer awarness campaigns. We realize that computers hold the key to our future and we are concerned that less and less students are going into computers as all occupations of the future will require computer knowledge. We are trying hard to correct this terrible dilemma. We invite all seniors and underclassmen interested in their future with comput- | Most Active L to R Gary Wiggins, Freddie Carroll, Rusty Brewer, David Fitzgerald, Joey Jutras. Above Weldon Godfrey prepares for a programming contest. Below, Thomas Gilliam prepares a Computer Club newsletter. FBLA members re- lax during a meet- ing to pose for a picture. USINESS EADERS MERICA © Organizations 161 Freshman: | to r, Ist row: Derrick Howell, Regina Davis, Maria Belkl, Leondhi Figg, Sean Leonard, Leonce Wilkerson, Michael Kernodle. 2nd row: Kimberly Mayo, Kathy Johnson, Kendra Jackson, Decarlo Avery, Terrance Bumpers, Ezra McMillan, Ernest Moody. 3rd Row: John Hare, Bennie Littlejohn, Russell Williams, Arnold Golden, Jay Buckley, Pat- rick Ward. . ¥ i e Pa NJTROTC: | to r, 1st row: Eric Jones, Fred Moody, Clu- verius Soloman, Derrick Howell, Fred Adams. 2nd row: Tim Davis, Tanya Tymes, Ben Atkins, Chad Rose. 3rd row: Callis West, Darin Newman, John Ward WwW FLAG CORP: | to r: Eric Jones, John Ward, Felicia Davis, James Barber NJROTC 4 162 Organizations SOPHMORES: | to r Ist row: Lisa Bell, Fred Johnson, Patric Gore, FRESHMAN: | to r Ist row: Alanda Walker, Jemina Liverman, James Jacquelie Savadge, Christopher Lewis. 2nd row: Kendall Hicks, Gernie Beale, James Lambert, Lisa Diehl, Edward Arrington, Todd Davis, La- Strickland, Shawn Bush, Timothy Davis. 3rd Row: Stephen Mears, cresha Everette. 2nd row: Donnell Whitehead, Nocole Lockhart, Christo- Darin Newman, Roy Pittman, Ralph Bryant. pher Perry, Antwon McLean, Tony Taylor, Keneique Stewart, Andre Dia ee, ae John Ward relaxes before Parade. McNair. 3rd row: Troy Pierce, Merlon Banks, Adrian Lewis, Bobby Winfree, Michelle Purcell, Johnathan Stapleton, Trone Davis. the Homecoming Organizations 163 4 EARLE STAFF:] to r, Ist row — Bridget Davenport, Rhonda Hammond, Pam Graves, Cluverius Soloman, Franklin Bullock. 2nd row — Michael Carr, Melissa Spen- cer, Brad Croom, Jim Otto, Jeff Sieracki, Charles Parker. 4 LITERARY MAGAZINE:! to r, Ist row — Vickie Scholl, Lisa Artis, Phonicia Davis, Caolyn Temple. 2nd row — Jim Otto, Christian Ratliff, Mike Bazemore. Vv ® 164 Organization QUILL SCROLL te sebelah ge cama aise iis. Quill and Scroll is a honorary literary society, which recognizes outstanding students in their journalistic fields including Literary magazine, newspaper and An- nual staffs. To be eligible students must have a 3.0 or better semester grade point average and the recommendation of their sponsor. The students who are recognized have contributed more than has been asked of them in their journalistic endeavors and are known as leaders. CP EARLE STAFF The journalism class at Warwick High School works hard everyday to create the Earle. Their time, effort and hard work is dis- played in the pages of the Earle each month. The next time you see a copy of our wonder- fully developed newspaper think of the dili- gent Earle staff pictured on these pages. “PH NEN sa, (upper left): Cluverius Solomon, Earle staff mem- ber, participates in the creation of the school newspaper. (above): Members of the newspaper staff read articles for the Earle. (left): Rodney Spady, takes a break from newspa- per work. 165 Organizations 4 ANNUAL STAFF:1 to r lst row — Julie Prince, Missy Smith, Jennifer Barbour, Melanie Ayscue, Jennifer Lewis. 2nd row — Chris Calaway, Kory Harris, Scott Hudson, James Toney, Weldon Godfrey. % 166 Organizations 4 Julie Prince checks names on class list. Annual staff is a non-credit course. These are the people who never get thanked for their work. So as you look through this book think of the people you see on these two pages. They have spent their year creating and con- structing your yearbook. So let these people know how much you enjoyed their work. Jennifer Lewis learns how to do things right. Taking time off from taking pic- tures, the staff gets their MORE THAN JUST A FREE PERIOD Kory Harris draws spraeds for the sophomore section. Working together, Scott Hudson and James Toney pick thier layouts. = schedules for the weekend straight. Kory Harris works on the computer. Organizations 167 4 INSCHOOL SCOUTS I to r ist rew = Carl Edwards, Tommy Vaughan, Chris Floria, Charlene Hutchings, Barry Vaughn, Allan Linger. 2nd row — Dr. Joe Hariss(scout comm.), Rhonda Johnson, Tiffany Travis, Gladys Pratt, Danny Cruz, Danny Cephas, Ben Alston, Gloria Armstrong, Webb Gray, Mike Lewis, Debra Powell, Mr. Joe Edwards({Sct mst.). 8rd row — Ms. Loraine Voros(troop coordinater), Ms. Joyce Lytle(Ex- plorers scout master), George Hinkley, Terrence Warren, Raymond Warren, Ronnie Everett, Jeanette Carrington, Mrs, Shirley Crockett(Troop Coordinater). 4 ¢ 168 Organizaitons , 8 i 7 In School Scouting Program. Survival skills and a positive self-image are the two vital components that are highlighted throughout the year. The mem- bers of Troop 322 are Raiders that stand proud and walk tall. The coaches help teach the scouts basketball. Organizations 169 1) ries Li ai fig,. Oe | + 170 Organizations Features 171 Played a Golden Season Lea Johns dribbles down the field unassissted. Billy Overman sizes up the competition on the green. Wesley Thompson powers up for the ball. Peninsula Olympians practice their skills. ¢ 172 Features A strong arm led the J.V. to victories. J.V. Cheerleaders work hard to perfect their routines. Features 173 AY ALL IN A D 4 Features ‘ 4 | ual hale id Sokidorh See ur Golden Year ing a beautiful §2N inside job, Se 4 176 Features a at i ee rt er lm EE se ae ane ee ee a a eee enero —_ OR a I NR 4 lanl fd Features 1 Day in the Year ining A Sh es Nabe bvek 4 178 ADVERTISING Ads Pr Index 179 % We would like to thank our sponsors and patrons for supporting the Warwick Annual. The income from the ads enable us to add many special features such as color sections, screens, and a quality cover. Thank you, The Annual Staff 4 180 Ads Index Keeping the SEE of Education, noe LSalive 4 % Compliments of the Warwick High School PTSA 804 595-1333 -Conte’s Bike Shop “Largest Bike Shop in North America” BICYCLE SALES SERVICE SKATEBOARDS SKATES, EXERCISE EQUIPMENT 9913 WARWICK BLVD. NEWPORT NEWS. VA 23601 10412 WARWICK BLVD. NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23601 (HILTON VILLAGE) KINNEY VW REPAIR WE CATER TO THE BUG PARTS REPAIR ROGER KINNEY (804) 596-9417 FARYL KINNEY AO Ze As we leave the hallowed halls of Warwick High School, we thank all who touched our lives while we tasted life’s various offerings. We are especially grateful for the friendships that buf- feted us during stormy times. We are better peo- ple because our paths crossed. To each graduate: Joy, Happiness, and Success The Senior Class of 1988 182 ¢ Ads Index POLLARD'S Fal vORRaleSen PHONE 595-7661 609 HARPERSVILLE RD. 11712-D JEFFERSON AVE. NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23601 NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23606 James W. Pollard, President Rieflora® Abbensetts, Tyrone 142 Abbensetts, Tyrone A. 52 Accurso, Aaron 23, 43, 116, 140, 156 Accurso, Jason 47 Acklin, Catrina 100 Adams, Fred 162 Adams, Joseph 116 Adams, Stephanie 83 Adams, Tammie 83 Adkinson, Wayne 83 Aikens, Detra 100 Alcock, Monte 83 Alderman, Jan 83 Alexander, Michael 100 Alford, Jennifer 34, 35, 132, 140, 142, 160 Alford, Jennifer L. 52 Alister, Roy 140 Alister, Roy L. 52 Allen, James 116 Allen, Paula 100 Allen, Robert 52 Allen, Shawn 150 Alligood, Norman G. 52 Allister; Roy 60, 64 Alston, Ben 168 Alston, Benjamin 83 Alston, Michele 138, 142, 146 Alston, Michele R. 52 Alston, Pamela 116 Ambersley, Kelley 116 Anderson, Nolan 83 Anderson, Noland 46, 47 Anderson., Mrs. 145 Anthony, Jeff 140, 142 Anthony, Jeffery T. 52 Anthony, Tanisha 116, 138 Arledge, Denise 100 Arline, Patricia 160 Arline, Patricia M. 52 Armstrong, Gloria 168 Arnett, Jack 43 Arnett, Jackie 116, 136, 140, 156 Arnett, Traci 132, 133, 140, 142, 155, 156 Arnett, Traci W. 52, 80 Arnette, Jackie 50 Arnette, Tracy 50 Arrington, Edward 116, 163 Artis, Alecia 43, 100 Artis, Alicia 146 Artis, Lisa 164 Artis, Roy 116 Asadi, Michelle 83 Asbell, James 116 Asbell, Thomas 100 Atkins, Ben 162 Atkins, Benjamin 83 Atkins, Betty 83 Atnip, Jerry 116 Aucoin, Dominique R. 52 Augburn, Dwayne 83 Aursby, Micheal 52 Avent, Larry 83 Avery, Decarlo 41, 116, 162 Ayscue, Melanie 25, 136, 140, 141, 156, 166 Ayscue, Melanie L. 52 Bagby, Jamal 116 Bailey, Anthony 41, 83 Bailey, George 100 Bailey, Sheera 100 Baines, Daryl 116 Baines, Jackie 138 Baines, Jacqueline 142 Baines, Jacqueline Y. 52 Baker, Betty 83 Baker, Darlene 83 Bandy, Harry 116 Banks, Diana M. 52 Banks, Eugene 43 Banks, Marlon 116 Banks, Merlon 163 Banks, Micheal 8. 52 Banks, Shenita 116, 136, 138 Banks, Yulexious 116 Baptist, Pierre 21 Baptist, Pierre N. 53 Barber, James 162 Barber, Jennifer 132 Barbour, Jennifer 140, 142, 156, 166 Barbour, Jennifer J. 53 Barner, Deric 100 Barnes, David 83, 160 Barnes, Derrick 23 Barnes, Doris 100 Barnes, Kenya 31, 116, 156 Barnes, Lori BE. 53 Barnes, Marlon 23 Barnes, Radford 100, 116 Barnes, Sammie 100 Barnes, Tabitha 100 Barnes, Terrizard 83 Barnes, Terry 49, 140 Barns, Lori 160 Barns, Trry 47 Barret, Johnny 148 Barrett, Dottie 160 Barrett, Johnny 116 Bateman, Dena 83, 84 Bates, Shelley 116 Batten, Charles 43, 100 Batten, Jeffery J. 53 Battle, Elizabeth 83 Battle, Tina 45 Battle, Tina L. 53 Bazemore, Michael 83 Bazemore, Mike 134, 164 Beale, James 116, 163 Beane, Katherine 35, 100, 138, 140 Beane, Kathy 145 Bedard, Robert 116 Bedsaul, Elizabeth 116 Bedsaul, Patricia 116 Bedsaul, Tamatha 100 Belkl, Maria 162 Bell, Christopher 83 Bell, Lisa 100, 163 Bell, Maria 116, 144 Bell, Shaba 83, 135 Bender, Chris 140 Bender, Christopher 100 Bender, Scott 83 Bennae, Christina R. 53 Berger, Corey 100 Bernard, Monica 83 Bernard, Willnett 116 Binns, Cherise 116 Bishop, Johnny 116 Bishop, Laurie 101 Bishop, Thomas G. 53 Blackwell, Phillinda 116 Blair, Clarence 101 Blakeley, Matthew 84 Blakely, Mathew 158 Blanchard, Heather 101, 138 Bland, Pat 160 Bland, Patrick T. 53 Bland, Tim 50, 116, 138 Blount, Jammie 21, 84 Blount, Trayveannia 116 Blue, Darrel 116 Blue, Muriel 116 Blue, Vanetta 116 Bolling, Felicia 101 Bolton, William 116 Bond, Christopher 116 Bonello, Holly 116 Boney, Dawn 29, 84, 144 Boone, Bernard 101 Boone, Charles 116, 148, 152 Boone, Danyelle 101 Boston, Keary 47, 84 Boulais, Daniel 101 Boulais, Danny 32, 33 Bowen, Kevin 84, 160 Bowen, Travis 47 Bowman, Wade 47, 50, 84, 140, 156, 157 Bowmen, Wade 49 Bowser, Melisa 160 Bowser, Melissa 84 Boyd, Angela 101, 134 Boyd, Bonnie 84 + Boyd, Darell A. 53 Boyd, Darrell 12, 21 Boyd, Taryce 25, 84, 144 Boyette, Sarita 116 Boykins, Iris D. 53 Bradshaw, Cindy 113 Bradsher, Randall 47, 116 Bradsher, Randy 48, 50, 136 Branch, Mary 101, 146, 148 Branch, Ralph 41, 142 Branch, Ralph D. 53 Branch, Renee 101 Branch, Stephanie 84 Brantley, Jason 116 Braswell, Henrietta 101 Braswell, Marc 101 Bratton, Ellyson 53 Braxton, Addrenna 116 Braxton, Antoine 101, 148 Braxton, Elaine 84, 144 Braxton, Michael 116 Brett, Lisa 101 Brett, Renee 26, 138, 140, 156 Brewer, Rusty 53, 160, 161 Bridges, Barbara 116 Brinkley, Arlissa C. 53 Brinkly, Wilhelminia 45 Brockmeier, Angela 101 Brooks, Shawn 23, 101 Brooks, Steven A. 53 Brown, Antonio 101 Brown, James 116 Brown, Joyce 138 Brown, Joyce B. 54 Brown, Kenneth A. 54 Brown, Mark 21 Brown, Marsha 84, 132, 144 Brown, Melissa 84 Brown, Ramonica 116 Brown, Sean 22 Brown, Shonn 21 Brown, Shonn L. 54 Brown, Wilbert 101, 138 Brumskin, Jerome 116 Brumskin, Katrina 138 Brumskin, Katrine 101 Bryant, Ralph 163 Bryant, Ralph E. 54 Index Ads 183 TOMORRO b a DiAc 595-1630 HOT DOG KING SPECIALIZING IN FOOT LONG HOT DOGS BAR-B-QUES « CHILIBURGERS « HOMEMADE CHILI 10725 JEFFERSON AVENUE NEWPORT NEWS, VA. 23601 184 Ads Index WHS Navy Junior ROTC Scholarship Leadership Responsibility JROTC STUDENTS ENRICH THEIR SCHOOL EXPERIENCE AS THEY PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE. Bucklew, Jay 116 Buckley, Jay 162 Buggs, Mrs. 160 Bullis, Chris 160 Bullis, Christopher 84 Bullis, Greg 46, 50, 142 Bullis, Gregg 47, 49 Bullis, Gregory D. 54 Bullock, Frankin 116 Bullock, Franklin 164 Bumpers, Terrance 116, 162 Burger, Corey 21 Burger, Cory 43 Burgess, Shawn 84 Burley, Jovita 45 Burley, Jovita N. 54 Burney, Jeffery 116 Burns, Charles 101 Burns, Jason 142 Burns, Jason A. 54 Burns, Jeffrey S. 54 Bush, Shawn 101, 163 Bush, Wanda M. 54 Bushnell, Joel 116 Byers, Natasha 116 Byers, Shedrick 84 Byrd, Johnathan 101 Byrd, Thomas 23 Calaway, Chris 138, 166, 167 Calaway, Christopher D. 54 Caldwell, Thomas 116 Cale, Ellie 150 Camacho, Jennifer 5, 101, 184, 140, 156 Campbell, Daniel 101 Campbell, Danny 140 Campbell, Kenneth E. 54 Campbell, Kenny 21 Campbell, Marcus 160 Campbell, Rodney 54 Canady, William L. 54 Carr, Michael 164 Carrington, Jeanette 54, 168 Carrington, Tobias 101 Carrol, Fred 160 Carroll, Freddie 160, 161 Carroll, Frederick 54 Carroll, Tracee 84, 132, 144 Carroll, Tracy 160 Carter, Amy 160 Carter, Mike 160 Casey, Kara 132, 142, 148 Casey, Kara L. 55 Cave, Amy 55 Cephas, Danny 101, 168 Chandler, Ja’Donna 101 Chapman, Donna 84, 160 Chapman, Emmett 55 Chapman, Micheal D. 55 Chapman, Mike 160 Charity, Michael 21, 41, 160 Charity, Micheal 84 Chavis, Robert 117 Cho, Eun 101 Christian, Veronica 146 Christian, Veroonica 101 Christopher, Derrick 21, 158 Christopher, Derrick L. 55 Church, Shawn 84 Cislo, Bob 47 Cislo, Coach 21 Clarey, Erica 117 Clark, Angela 25, 139, 142 Clark, Angela J. 55 Clark, Arletha 8, 117 Clark, Christopher 101 Clark, Gail 26 Clark, Judy 85, 148 Clary, Breon 117 Cleveland, Leatrice 85 Coeyman, Dreama 102 Coite, Denise 50, 85 Coleman, Cristal 85, 158 Coleman, Erica R. 55 Coleman, Lawrence 55 Coleman, Michael 117 Coleman, Mike 47 Coleman, Pamela L. 55 Coleman, Stephanie 85 Collina, Gina 85 Collins, Susan 117 Combs, Aretha 29, 85 Combs, Vonda 102 Conley, Sandra 24, 25, 142 Conley, Sandra Y. 55 Connelly, Matthew 117 Connelly, Melissa 85 Connelly , Stephen 117 Cook, Ronald 117 Cooper, Alfred 102 Cooper, Antoine 117 Cooper, Carl 117 Cooper, Stacey 25 Cooper, Stacie 85 Cooper, Sylvester 102 Copper, Stacey 24 Corbin, Tyrone 117 Corey, Ron 41 Corey, Ron C. 55 Council, Antoinette L. 55 Covey, Matthew 117 Covington, Kerry 85 Cox, Bill 41 Cox, Billy 136, 140, 144 Cox, Julie A. 55 Cox, William 85 Crank, Chris 50, 138 Crank, James 85 Crawford, Kimberly L. 55 Crenshaw, Kenneth 85 Crisman, Anthony I. 55 Crisman, Tony 21 Crittenden, Lonnie 23 Crocker, Tabitha 117 Croom, Brad 151, 155, 156, 164 Croom, Charles B. 56 Croom, Helen 102 Crowder, Christopher 85 Crowell, Morrell 117 Crutchfield, Michael 102 Cruz, Daniel 117 Cruz, Danny 168 Cummings, Raymond 102 Cuomo, Sam 117 D ‘Ignoti, Andrew 117 D’Angello, Michelle 102 Dale, Glenda 117, 146 Dale, Suzette 142, 146, 148 Dale, Suzette L. 56 Dalton, James W. 56 Damon, Letitia 85, 138, 160 Daniels’, Wesely 32 Daniels, Andre 85 Daniels, Andrew 160 Daniels, Wesley 33, 85, 140 Dargan, Larry 117 Dargan, Shelly 102 Daughtery, James 23, 102 Daughtery, Sharonetta 85, 160 Davenport, Bridget 164 Davenport, Stuart 102 Davidson, Kelly 85 Davies, Chad 20, 21, 132, 140 Davies, Chad M. 56 Davis, Anthony 85 Davis, Calvin 86 Davis, Christopher 86 Davis, Demetria 68, 132, 146 Davis, Demetria L. 56 Davis, Felecia 160 Davis, Felicia 86, 102, 138, 144, 162 Davis, James 102 Davis, Kerry 86 Davis, Larkin 148 Davis, Michael 102 Davis, Micheal 156 Davis, Mikael 117 Davis, Monica 86, 160 Davis, Paula 86 Davis, Phonica 146 Davis, Phonicia 102, 164 Davis, Ramon 86 Davis, Regina 117, 144, 162 Davis, Ryan 117, 136, 156 Davis, Tim 162 Davis, Timothy 102, 163 Davis, Todd 47, 48, 117, 163 Davis, Trone 163 Davis, Tyrone 47, 117 Davis, William 21, 56, 86 Davis, Willie 41, 56, 160 Dawkins, Andrew E. 56 Dearing, Detra 26, 102 Dearing, Dierdre 160 Debnam, Erick 117 DeBose, Jason 117 Decker, Daniel B. 56 Deihl, Dena 136 DeLoatch, Michael 102 Deloatch, Sharon 86 DeLoatch, Stephanie 102 Delotch, Sharon 138 Denn, Melissa 86 Deuell, Danny 102 Dewitt, Albert 117 Dewitt, Joyner J. 65 Dickinson, Molly 26 Dickinson, Molly Jo 158 Dickinson, MollyJo 102 Diehl, Jennifer 102, 156 Diehl, Lisa 163 Diggs, David 118 Diggs, Doremus 43 Diggs, Sharon D. 57 Diggs, William 102 Dixon, Jameson 86 Dodge, Pamela 118 Dodson, Chris 136 Dodson, Christopher 102 Doles, Trenette 9 Doswell, Vernita 86 Drake, Marcellus 118 Drane, Denise 102, 158 Drew, Bridgett 5, 8, 25 Drew, Bridgett R. 57 Drew, Bridgette 24, 132, 142 Drew, Damon 118 Drummond, Ginger 86, 138 Dudley, Karen 29, 86, 160 Index Ads 185 The National Honor Society commends the graduating class of 1988 Don’t Drink and Li ga BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1988 Village Mechanical Corp. 710 Industrial Park Dr. Newport News, Va. 23602 (804) 872-6677 COMMERICAL — INDUSTRIAL — RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING — HEATING — AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE AND INSTALLATION S.P. Toney II] — PRESIDENT y 186 Ads Index Sam Silverman Corner of Warwick Main in Hilton Village 10301 Warwick Boulevard Newport News, Virginia, 23601 (804) 595-5514 Duell, Danny 32, 33, 136 Dulap, Mathaniel 23 Dunlap, Cleveland 136, 138 Dunlap, Nathaniel 102 Dunlop, Cieveland 160 Dutton, Micheal 134 Dutton, Micheal A. 57 Dutton, Mike 134 Dyer, Chris 136 Dyer, Christopher 118 Eason, Christopher 102 Eaton, Tonya 102 Ebron, Michelle 118 Edelblute, Holly 29, 86, 132, 140, 144 Edleblute, Holly 28, 30 Edmond, Keisha 31 Edmond, Kisha 102 Edwards, Amy 118 Edwards, Carl 168 Edwards, Catherine 142 Edwards, Dwayne K. 57 Edwards, Katherine 158 Edwards, Katherine R. 57 Edwards, Kathy 160 Edwards, Kathy M. 57 Edwards, Lesley 118 Edwards, Penny 160 Elam, Katrina 27, 45, 102 Elan, Charlene 86 Elledge, Keven 118 Elliott, Bill 140 Elliott, Eric L. 57 Elliott, Ronald 86 Ellis, Arthur 23, 138 Ellis, Auther 103 Ellis, Eric 103 Ellis, La Tonya 134 Ellis, Latonya 25, 132, 142, 160 Ellis, LaTonya N. 57 Ellis, Terrie 86 Ellis, Tonya 132 Eure, Robin 86, 160 Evans, Angela 103 Evans, Anthony 103 Evans, Larry 43, 118 Everett, Robin 86 Everett, Ronnie 87, 168 Everett, Tanya 87 Everette, James 103 Everette, Lacresha 43, 103, 163 Everette, Tanya 144 Ewing, Artrez 87 Ezzell, Jennifer 118 Farmer, Talitha 103, 138 Faulk, Brad 136 Faulk, Calvin 23, 118 Faulk, Christopher 57 Faulk, Preston 87 Feagans, Bonnie 58 Feely, Amy 103, 136, 148, 152 Feely, Ann 132, 140, 141, 142 Feely, Elizabeth A. 58 Feldman, Coach 23 Felton, Stacey 103 Field, B. 134 Field, Coach 32 Fields, Tyrone 87 Figg, Leondhi 118, 162 Fitzgerald, David 161 Fitzgerald, David W. 58 Flack, Angela 87 Fletcher, Antoinette M. 58 Flora, Alicia 103, 188 Floria, Chris 168 Flowers, Kendra 103, 160 Flowers, Laphena 142, 158, 160 Flowers, LaPhena D. 58 Ford, Frances 45, 87 Ford, Francis 144 Forester, David 150 Forester, Gary 150 Forrest, Ryland 113 Forrest, Thomas 103 Forrester, Garry 118 Forrester, Gary 160 Foster, Margaret 118 - Foster, Maurice 21 Foster, Trina 87, 146 Fowler, Robert 140, 158 Fowler, Robert W. 58 Fox, Anthony 132, 134 Fox, Anthony L. 58 Fox, Dionne 132, 156 Fox, Dionne L. 58 Franceschi, Jason 47, 124 Francisco, Brian 118 Franken, Henry 103 Franken, Paula 87 Franks, Amy 118 Freeman, Brian 103 Freeman, Jeffery 103 Freeman, Paula 87, 160 Friedrich, Christy L. 58 Fry, Shannon 140, 142 Fuller, Gregory 87 Futrell, Douglas 87 Futrell, Melinda 118 Futrell, Tamara 103 Gaines, Delton 87 Garen, Teresa 156 Garen, Theresa 156 Gariss, Susan 132, 142 Garland, Mevin 59 Garner, Kim 87 Garren, Teresa 5, 103, 104, 134, 136, 140 Garren, Theresa 156 Garrett, Jean 103, 136, 148, 150 Garrett, Jennifer 142 Garrett, Jennifier M. 59 Garris, Jennifer 138 Garris, Jennifer G. 59 Garris, Susan 140 Garrison, Mark 103 Garriss, Susan 79, 132 Garriss, Susan D. 59 Gary, Glenda M. 59 Gatewood, Temple 8, 24, 25, 87, 132, 144 Gaulding, Brian 118 Gautier, Valarie M. 59 Gayle, Angela 118 Geuin, Julie 87 Gholson, Carlton 118 Gholson, William 103 Gibbons, Derek 103 Gibbs, Deanna M. 59 Gibson, David 136, 158 Gibson, David M. 59 Gibson, Michael 118 Gilbert, John 87 Giles, Doug 140 Giles, Douglas 87 Gilliam, Shevonda 30, 31 Gilliam, Thomas 87, 134, 161 Glazier, Bill 136, 158 Glazier, Wendy 118 Glazier, William F. 59, 60 Glover, Enjema 118 Glover, James 113 Glover, Malinda 118 Glover, Tinete 160 Godfrey, Weldon 70, 134, 161, 166 Godfrey, Weldon S. 78 Golden, Arnold 118, 162 Golden, David 21, 104 Goodman, Lorenzo 118 Goodwyn, Melissa 87 Gore, Patric 163 Gore, Patricia 113 Gorham, Mary 88 Gorham, Michelle 88 Grady, Latanya 118 Grady, Sharna 88 Graham, Carla 88 Graham, Carmen 88 Graham, Cindy 118 Graham, Stacy 29 Graham, Stacy M. 60 Graham, Vicki 104 Granny 148 Grant, Maurice 88 Graves, Carla 142 Graves, Carla L. 60 Graves, Inga 88 Graves, James 88 Graves, Katina 104 Graves, Leon S. 60 Graves, Pam 164 Graves, Pamela 142 Graves, Pamela L. 60 Graves, Tina 146 Graves, Yvette 88 Gray, Tawada 88 Gray, Webb 88, 168 Green, Curtis 113 Green, Debbie 136, 142, 156 Green, Debra A. 60 Green, Lawton 104, 138 Green, Samuel 88 Green, Tina 60 Greene, Cindy 132, 142 Greene, Cynthia A. 60 Greene, Monica 88 Greene, Wanda 113 Gregg, Cory W. 60 Grepiotis, Amy 118 Griffin, Bruce 104 Griffin, Frank 113 Griffin, Frankie 136 Griffin, James 23, 118, 136, 160 Griffin, Michael 88 Gross, Andrew 118 Grubb, Rhonda 118 Gulick, April 104 Gurganus, Michael 88 Guye, Gregory S. 61 Guzik, Dennis 88 Hagwood, Eric 104 Hairel, Kimberly 104 Hall, Greg 140, 142 Hall, Gregory A. 61 Hall, Mary 104, 140 Hall, Mary Ann 136 Hall, Michael 104 Hall, Rebecca F. 61 Halsey, William 88 Hamby, Ivy 88, 132, 140, 144, 148, 156 Hamby, Moneka 144 Hamlett, Cebrine 104 Index Ads 187 10602 Warwick Blvd. ¢ Newport News, Virginia 23601 Just North of Hilton BUSINESS 804 596-4158 $ 188 Ads Index Mu Alpha Theta members Salute the class of Hamlette, Arlene 142 Hamlette, Arlene E. 61 Hammock, Marlies 104, 136 Hammond, Rhanda 44 Hammond, Rhonda 35, 45, 62, 142, 164 Hammond, Rhonda K. 61 Hampton, Karen 88 Hamukoto, Tujeni 118 Hank, McShaun 142 Hanks, McShaun 41 Hanks, McShawn 40 Hanks, McShawn R. 61 Harbert, Tracy 104 Hardy, Calvin 118 Hardy, Jennifer 146 Hardy, Marvin 88 Hardy, Sheree 104 Hardy, Yolanda 88 Hare, James 118 Hare, John 162 Hare, Nancy 104 Harmon, Emiko L. 61 Harps, Tyrone 88, 134 Harrel, Shannon 148 Harrell, Canaan 104 Harrell, Shannon 104 Harrington, Mary 156 Harris, Corey 136 Harris, Donna 160 Harris, John 160 Harris, John L. 61 Harris, Katina 118 Harris, Keli J. 61 Harris, Kelli Jo 136 Harris, Korey 88, 135, 160 Harris, Kory 166, 167 Harris, Sandy 104, 160 Harris, Stacy 27, 104, 138, 140 Harris, Torano 88, 144 Hart, Henry 104 Hartwell, Linda 158 Hartwell, Linda D. 62 Hartwell, Teya 104, 158 Harvey, Amy 118, 160 Harvey, James 41 Harvey, James D. 62 Hasket, Melvin 21 Haskett, Mario 23, 48, 118 Haskett, Melvin 43 Haskins, Lawrence 43, 118 Hatton, Donald 89 Hawk, Charles 20, 21 Hawkins, Charles 104, 158 Hawkins, Kshatriya 89, 160 Hawkins, Toninette 158 Hawkins, Toninette M. 62 Hedgepeth, Coach 34, 35 Hemby, Moneka 118 Henderson, Darry! 160 Henderson, Daryl 138 Henderson, Daryll 21, 158 Henderson, Daryll L. 62 Henderson, Greg 43 Henderson, Jacinda 89 Hick, James 134 Hicks, Diana 118 Hicks, Glen 104, 134 Hicks, James 89 Hicks, Kendall 89, 163 Hicks, Kevin L. 62 Hicks, William R. 62 Higgens, Barbara 138, 140 Higgins, Barbara 35, 89, 136, 141, 158 Highland, Tamara D. 62 Hill, Conseula 138 Hill, Consuela 104 Hill, Deena T. 62 Hill, Jonas 89 Hill, Kenneth 118 Hill, Leonda 89 Hill, Leowda 160 Hines , Walter 89 Hinkle, George 89 Hinkley, George 168 Hitchcock, Michael 89 Hobson, Christopher 89 Hobson, Lynell 144 Hodges, Courtney 24, 25, 89, 132, 140, 144 Hogwood, Erie 23 Holden, Ebony 118 Holden, Robert 74 Holland, Kishla 104 Hollatz, Felix 136 Holley, Rhonda 132, 142 Holley, Rhonda R. 62 Hollis, Christopher 113 Holly, Rhonda 29 Holmes, Anthony 89 Holmes, Tony 21 Holt, Darius 104 Holub, Jennifer 89, 138 Hooker, Monte 21 Hoover, Joshua 104 Hoovey, Tim 160 Hopson, Lynel 118 Hopson, Lynell 136 Howell, Derrick 2, 162 Howell, Derrick E. 63 Howell, Lori 158 Howell, Stephanie 89, 146 Hubbaard, Kim 110 Hubbard, Kim 105, 148, 152 Hudson, Brian S. 63 Hudson, Dawn 105 Hudson, Scott 7, 47, 138, 146, 149, 150, 156, 157, 166, 167 Hudson, Todd 47, 105, 134, 138, 148, 150, 156 Huff, Carol 89 Huff, Donna E. 63 Hughes, Anjanette 142 Hughes, Anjanette E. 63 Hughes, Jennifer 34, 35, 89 Hughes, Mrs. 132 Hughs, Jennifer 4 Hunter, Amber 118 Hunter, Tiffany 142 Hunter, Tiffany J. 63 Huntley, Jennifer 118 Hutchin, Charlene 89 Hutchings, Charlene 168 Hyman, Antionette 118 Hypes, Gregory 118 Ing, Shaun 89 Inniss, Stepphon D. 63 Ivie, Bradford 105 Jackson, Alicia 8, 118 Jackson, Anita 31, 118, i144 Jackson, Christina Y. 63 Jackson, David 105 Jackson, Erick 148 Jackson, Jennifer 118 Jackson, Jerel 113 Jackson, Kendra 43, 105, 162 Jackson, Micheal E. 63 Jackson, Nathaniel 105 Jackson, Scott 118 Jackson, Shawn R. 63 Jackson, Sherry 118 Jackson, Thomas 118 Jackson, Tracy 118 Jacob, Coach 21 James, Yelando 89 Jarvis, Christopher 119 Jarvis, Janice 89 Jenkins, Eugenia 105 Jenkins, Susan 119 Jennings, Donald 132, 133, 139, 142, 158 Jennings, Donald N. 64 Jennings, Eric 89 Jernigan 22 Jernigan, Chandra 29 Jernigan, Chandra A. 64 Jernigan, Tremain 23 Jernigan, Tremayne 119 Jerningan, Tremain 22 Jeter, Derrick 89 Jeter, Eric 119 Jeter, Robin 136, 142 Jeter, Robin K. 64 Jeter, Terri 142 Jeter, Terri D. 64 Johns, Lea 105, 134, 136, 140, 156, 172 Johns, Leah 31 Johnson, Albert 119 Johnson, Antionette 119 Johnson, Carla D. 64 Johnson, Christopher 105 Johnson, Coleman 105 Johnson, Dexter 90 Johnson, Fred 90, 163 Johnson, Joan 119 Johnson, Kathy 119, 162 Johnson, Kelvin 119 Johnson, Marvin L. 64 Johnson, Rhonda 168 Johnson, Ruby 119 Johnson, Sheila 119 Johnson, Stacie 158 Johnson, Stephanie E. 64 Johnson, Tammie 90 Johnson, Vickie 142 Johnson, Victoria E. 64 Johnson, Wallie 90, 158 Johnson, Willam 105 Johnson, Willism 134 Jones, Amy 105 Jones, Angela 27, 105 Jones, Bernice 90, 160 Jones, Billy 119 Jones, Brionna 29, 90, 160 Jones, Calvin 105, 138 Jones, David 105, 148, 152 Jones, Donnell 23, 119 Jones, Dorothy 105 Jones, Erie 90, 162 Jones, Haroldette 119 Jones, Jennifer 90 Jones, Jermaine 90, 148, 152 Jones, Lenora 105, 138 Jones, Nichole 138 Jones, Nicole 160 Jones, Nicole L. 65 Jones, Stephen L. 65 Jones, Urica Y. 65 Jones, Wadell 65 Jordan, Amy 105 Jordan, Anthony 90, 136, 140 Jordan, Cindy 119 Ads Index 189 December 1987 Aig i = - $8 Ge commas sy { j ee i? 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Be 190 Ads Index bSegor e Ws PHONE 595-1136 10406 Warwick Blvd. Newport News, Va. 23601 Joyce’s, Kim 34 Joyce, James 105 Joyce, Kim 34, 35 Joyce, Kimberly 90 Joyner, Adrienne 105 Joyner, Dewitt 14 Joyner, Shanette 90, 160 Judkins, Michael 106 Justice, Johnny 140 Justice, Johnny H. 65 Jutras, Joey 160, 161 Kanter, Jennifer 84, 90 Kee, Anita 106 Kee, Melissa 119 Keegan, Teresa 119 Keeter, John 90, 138, 144, 156, 158 Keffer, Sam 23 Keffer, Samuel 106 Keller, Floyd N. 65 Kerlin, Melissa 119 Kerlin, Richard S. 65 Kernodle, Michael 119, 162 Kershaw, Cindy 30, 31, 119 Kim, Charlie 136 Kim, Young 90 Kimmeth, Craig 132 Kimmeth, Craig A. 65 King, James B. 66 Kirby, Allen 106 Kirk, Austin 23, 140 Kirk, David 106 Knight, Erie 119 Knowles, Gale 119 Knowlin, Eric L. 66 Knowlin, Marlon 106 Knox, Kim 160 Knox, Kimberly 106 Knox, Sherice 106 Koger, Nikolia 119 Kriner, David 119 Kuchta, Pau! 146, 148, 156 Kuchta, Timothy P. 66 Lacon, Sean 119 Lamb, Payton 138 Lamb, Tracey 119, 138 Lamb, Traci 156 Lambert, James 119, 163 Lamm, Payton 106 Lane, Felicia 106 Lane, George 119 Langford, Jacqueline 119 Langford, Nichole 66 Langhorne, Sherry 90, 158 Langhorne, Terry 90 Langley, Cynthia 106 Langsford, Floyd W. 66 Langslow, Edward 119 Lanier, Brian 106 Lankford, Alvin 23, 119 Lassiter, Chris 150 Lassiter, Christopher 41, 90 Lassiter, Herminia 90 Lassiter, Thalisa 119 Lawler, Sean 106 Lawler, Sharon 90, 138, 160 Lawrence, Joseph H. 66 Laws, Lisa R. 66 Lawson, Tenaya 106 Leach, Catina 106 Lee, Chavela 8, 106 Lee, Chevela 26, 27 Lee, Shonda 91 Leonard, Sean 21, 47, 91, 162 Leonard, Walter 66 Lepsy, James 106 Levine, Liz 160 Lewis, Adrian 23, 119, 163 Lewis, Antonio 91 Lewis, Christopher 163 Lewis, Christopher-K 106 Lewis, Christopher-O 106 Lewis, Derome 43 Lewis, Jennifer 142, 166 Lewis, Jennifer J. 66 Lewis, Jermon 144 Lewis, Jezmone 146, 148, 152 Lewis, Kimberly 119, 120 Lewis, Michael 119, 120 Lewis, Mike 168 Lilley, Coach 50 Lindsey, Evelyn 160 Lindsey, Evelyn D. 67 Linger, Allan 91, 168 Linger, Rebecca 91 Linkous, Gloria 31, 106, 158 Lising, Laura 70, 132, 134, 140, 142 Lising, Laura J. 67 Little, Chris 136 Little, Christopher 107 Little, Cynthia 136, 142 Little, Cynthia L. 67 Littlejohn, Bennie 119, 120, 162 Littlejohn, Sherri 119, 120 Liverman, Jemina 163 Liverman, Jenima 107 Lloyd, Timothy 8. 67 Lloyd, Tuwana 107 Lockhart, Nacole 119, 120 Lockhart, Nocole 163 Logan, Janee’ M. 67 Long, B.B. 21 Long, Charlene 119, 120, 160 Long, Dawn 107 Long, Timothy 107 Long, William 91 Lopresto, Maria 29, 141, 142, 152, 156 Lopresto, Maria L. 67 Lovell, Denise 138 Lovell, Frances 107 Lovell, Franklin 107 Lovell, Greg 32, 33, 140 Lovette, Edward 119, 120 Lowell, Gregory A. 67 Lowery, Kammy 132, 156 Lowery, Kammy L. 67 Lowrey, Kammy 142 Lucas, Alexander 46, 47, 49, 91 Lucas, Nicole 91 Lucas, Timothy L. 67 Lunsford, Alycia 124, 138 Lunsford, Katrina 107 Lyans, Jeff 23 Lynch, Dachia 107 Lynn, Emily 91 Lyons, Coach 21 Lyons, William 107 Lyttle, David 160 Lyttle, David A. 68 MacDonald, James 134 Mallory, Betty M. 68 Mallory, Larissa 119, 120 Malloy, Andree 107 Malloy, Eric 91 Malloy, Titani 107 Mann, Stacy 140 Mann, Stacy F. 68 Mann, Vonnie 119, 120, 148 Manning, Vincent 119, 120 Mantis, Athanasios 138 Mantis, Athanasios N. 68 Mariani, John P. 78 Marsh, Crosby R. 68 Marshall, Troy D. 68 Marshburn, Allen 160 Martin, Kiven 107 Martin, Susan 119, 120 Martin, Tony 21, 91 Mashburn, Allen 91 Mask, Bridget 119, 120 Mason, Faith 119, 120 Mathis, Rashida 107 Matthews, Brian 107 Mattox, Earle 119, 120 Mayle, Leonard 107 Mayo, Kimberly 107, 162 McCallister, Lisa 119, 120 McCarley, Pamela 142 McCarley, Pamela L. 68 McClark, Danielle 91, 160 McDaniel, Marcus 107 McDonald, Bobbie 119, 120 McDonald, James 136 McDonald, James J. 68 McDonald, Jodie 146, 148 McEachern, Kimberly 91 McEachern, Monique 107 McGeorge, Corey 23, 119, 120 McKinney, Todd D. 68 MeLaurin, Kimberly 91 McLean, Antown 47 McLean, Antwon 163 McMillan, Ezra 119, 120, 162 MeNair, Andre 107, 163 MeNair, Kesha 107, 160 McNair, Michael 119, 120 McNair, Raymond 107 MeNéeill, Gaston 107 McQueen, Trina 142 McQueen, Trina L. 69 McQuillen, Shauna 119, 120 Mears, Stephen 1 07, 163 Mears, Steve 23 Meek, Lee 158 Meeks, Lee 107 Meeks, Melissa 119, 120 Meggett, Kenneth 119, 120 Melton, Tiawan 107 Meredith, Leslie 158, 160 Meredith, Leslie D. 69 Merendino, Steve 140 Merendino, Steven A, 69 Metcalf, Bobby 119, 120 Millard, Brian 21, 91, 136, 140 Miller, Ashley 120 Miller, Katina 120 Miller, Sean 120 Miller, Will 140 Miller, William 120 Mills, Cary 6, 60, 142, 146, 147 Mills, Cary A. 69 Mills, Michael 107 Mitchell, Letitia 91, 144 Mitchell, Robert 91 Mitchell, Sean 120 Mitchell, Tish 136, 140 Mitchell, William 120 Modar, Paul 21, 91, 136 Moffit, Kim 136 Ads Index 191 4 TANNING HOURS MON. 10-5 MON. 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Orthodontics 12420 Warwick Blvd. Newport News, Va. 23606 Telephone 596-8210 325 Main St. Newport News, Va. 23601 Telephone 595-6637 Moffit, Tina 136, 140, 144 Moffitt, Kimberly 120 Moffitt, Tina 91 Montgomery, Isaiah T. 69 Moody, Ernest 120, 162 Moody, Fred 162 Moody, Frederick 92 Moody, Johnathan 160 Moody, Johnathon L. 69 Moody, Jonathon 138 Moody, Nathaniel 120 Moody, Stephanie 120, 138 Moody, Tony 107 Moore, Coach 41 Moore, Dradi 120 Moore, Jimmie 69 Moore, June 142 Moore, Karen J. 69 Moore, Kenyetta 120 Moore, Laurie 107 Moore, Marlon 21, 43, 107 Moore, Riley E. 70 Moore, Traci 108 Moore, Tracy 108 Mooring, Gideon 120 Morales, Marcos 120 Morales, Marcus 144 Morgan, Tonya 120 Morris, Annette 120 Morris, Brandon 92, 136 Morris, Jacey E. 70 Morris, Maria 138 Moses, Shelley M. 70 Moses, Zachary 120 Moses, Zack 148 Moss, George 120 Motton, Charlotte 92 Mounts, Joe 146, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152 Mounts, Joseph 92 Moyler, Kenneth 92 Moyler, Kenny 21, 160 Mr.Garner 144 Murphy, Susan 92 Napier, David 108 Napier, Richard T. 70 Nelson, Benton 120 Nelson, Sharon 160 Nelson, Wayne 108 Newberry, Christie 140 Newberry, Christie L. 70 Newberry, Christy 142 Newberry, John 47 Newby, Dan 108 Newman, Darin 108, 162, 163 Newton, Chris 140 Newton, Christopher 108 Nichols, Charles 70, 142 Nichols, Donna 92 Nobles, Linda 120 Nocon, Denise 156 O ‘Leary, Kelly 120 O’Bier, Melissa 120 O’Connor, Christina 92 O’Leary, Kelly 136 Orie, Daniel T. 70 Osborne, Tammra 120 Otto, James 78, 134, 138 Otto, Jim 140, 142, 164 Outlaw, Bobby 21 Outlaw, Robert 92 Overman, Billy 33, 172 Overman, William 108 Owens, Brian K. 70 Owens, Bruce 108 Owens, Cervoni 138 Owens, Cervoni J. 70 Owens, Lesley 23 Owens, Richard 108 Owens, Ricky 23 Ownes, Rick 43 Paige, Antonio 108 Paige, Faith 120 Painter, Martha 120, 148 Parham, Richard 120 Paris, Andrea 108 Parker, Alisa 92 Parker, Charles 164 Parker, Charles R. 71 Parker, Christine 92 Parker, Claudette 120 Parker, Damon 108 Parker, Franklin 120 Parker, Pandora 92 Parker, Rusty 47 Parker., Rusty 140 Parnell, Larry 138 Parnell, Lawerence 108 Pastor, Orlando 108 Paxon, Sharon 136 Paxson, Shari 148 Paxson, Sharon R. 71 Payne, Alisa 29 Paynter, Kenneth 120 Pearson, Raymond 108 Peele, Victoria 120 Peiler, Brandon 108, 136, 148, 152 Perrin, Dominica 108 Perron, Paul 92 Perry, Christopher 163 Perry, John 92, 134, 135, 147, 148 Perry, Kevin 120, 136, 147, 148 Perry, Mary 120 Perry, Richard 108 Perry, Shenita 45, 92, 144, 146, 149, 150, 152 Person, Takari 121 Peterson, Thomas 108 Peterson, Timas 92 Peterson, Timbow 21 Pettaway, Bennie 71 Pettaway, Lamichelle 92 Pettit, Cheryl 132, 158 Pettit, Cheryl L. 71 Phillips, Jamie 23 Phines, Susan 108 Pierce, Brain 108 Pierce, Donna 158 Pierce, Indy 160 Pierce, Indy L. 71 Pierce, Joseph 121 Pierce, Maurice 23, 121 Pierce, Tray 23 Pierce, Troy 121, 163 Piler, Brandon 147 Pittman, Cinzia 41, 146 Pittman, Cinzia M. 71 Pittman, Ebony 8, 108, 146 Pittman, Roy 108, 163 Plaster, Jennifer 121 Poindexter, Dreamlyn 92 Poindexter, Jennifer 108, 160 Pollard, Ms. 140 Pollock, William 108 Pope, Damond 121 Pope, David 121 Porter, Ford 28, 29, 136, 150 Porter, Frances 92 Porter, Lisa 92 Powell, Debra 93, 168 Powell, John 15, 140, 142 Powell, John B. 71 Powell, Tonya 93 Poyner, Willie 121 Pratt, Gladys 168 Preas, Donna 108, 160 Preston, Coach J. 29 Pretlow, Lutise 25, 66, 68 Pretlow, Lutise J. 71 Pretlowe, Lutice 25 Price, Brandon 108, 158 Price, Darren 93 Price, Donald 121 Price, Woodraw 23 Price, Woodrow 121 Prince, Julie 136, 142, 166 Prince, Julie L. 71 Privette, Valarie 45 Proctor, Tristan 21, 140 Proctor, Tristan J. 72 Pugh, Tasso 121 Pulliam, Raphael 121 Purcell, Michelle 41, 121, 163 Puryear, Corey 108, 146, 150 Puryear, Robbie 23, 121 Randolph, Kim 148 Randolph, Kimberly 121 Ransome, Christopher C. 72 Rascoe, Johnnie M. 72 Rascoe, Tyese 93 Ratliff, Christian 93, 134, 164 Reaves, Tonya 29, 30, 93 Rector, Timothy 121 Redman, Amy 108 Reece, Angela 29 Reese, Angela 93, 132, 144, 148 Reese, Dewayne 109 Reese, Dwayne 43 Reeves, David S. 72 Reeves, Tonya 29 Reid, Yolanda 98, 158, 160 Reynolds, Kanoee 8, 24, 25, 93 Rhodenhizer, Jeff 132 Rhonda Johnson 64 Rice, Timothy C. 72 Rich, Cam M. 72 Rich, Cara 26, 109, 138 Richards, Norton 109 Richardson, Andre 21, 93 Richardson, Anita 41, 93, 146, 160 Richardson, Edward 109 Richardson, Eric 109 Richardson, Evangela 24, 25, 142 Richardson, Evangela L. 72 Richardson, Linwood 93 Richardson, Mircolus 121 Richardson, Ned 50, 156 Richardson, Ramona 121, 160 Riddick, Kevin 93 Riddick, Susie 93 Riddle, Andrew 93 Ridley, Nicole 109 Riffle, Celine 4, 5, 34, 35, 45, 93, 140, 144 Riggs, Adria 148 Riggs, Adrian 121 Riley, Alex 109 Robb, Isaac 109 Robbins, Craig 32, 33, 93, 136, 140 Roberson, James 109 Roberson, Wanda 109 Ads Index 193 Danny Lovell _, ‘Operations Training H: (804) 595-0437 194 Ads Index Best friends always make the hard times easier! Congratulations seniors. We finally made it!! Jennifer, Ann, Melanie JAM Forever! Roberts, Paul 93, 160 Roberts, Purcell 21 Roberts, Tracy 158 Roberts, Tracy D. 72 Rober tson, Tonyka N. 72 Robinson, Lester 109 Roddy, Shannon 93 Rodenhizer, Jeff 132, 142, 158 Rodenhizer, Jeffrey S. 73 Rodgers, Jessie 31, 109, 134 Rogers, Antonio 23 Rogers, Jerel 121 Rogers, Robert L. 73 Rollins, Glen 136, 140 Rollins, Glenn 142 Rollins, Glenn A. 73 Ronsonet, Shaun 109 Rosco, Johnie 21 Rose, Chad 93, 162 Rosenbaum, Melissa 121 Ross, Mamie 121 Ross, Monica 121 Royal, Quentin 121 Royal, Tabitha 30, 31, 109 Ruff, Fran 148 Ruff, Frandalanesa 109 Ruffin, Alphenia 8, 25, 29, 74, 79, 182, 142 Ruffin, Alphenia H. 73 Ruffin, Clarence 94 Ruffin, Tammy 109 Rumbled, Artemus 109 Russel, Kelly 146 Russell, Curtis 109 Russell, Shamecca 31, 122 Sage, Leo 122 Salvato, Maria 109 Samsel, Kristopher 109 Samsel, Wendy 142 Samsel, Wendy R. 73 Samuels, Alma 132, 136 Samuels, Alma A. 73 Samuels, Willie 21, 94 San Juan, Archimedes 73 Sanchez, Ingrid 94 Sanders, Samual 47 Sanders, Shadron 109 Sanders, Sharon 148 Santiful, Anita 142, 160 Santiful, Anita A. 73 Sarvis, Donna 122 Saunders, Dawn 122, 158 Saunders, Ralph 136, 140, 158 Saunders, Ralph H. 73 Saunders, Tara 26, 109 Savadge, Jacquelie 163 Savadge, Jacqueline 94 Savage, Brad 109 Savage, Brian 122, 138 Savage, Sharron 94 Savage, Shawn A. 74 Savedge, Troy 122 Schloss, Linda L. 74 Schmith, Kara 122 Scholl, Vicki 78 Scholl, Vickie 28, 74, 132, 140, 142, 164 Scholl, Vicky 29 Scholz, Karl 122 Schultz, Karl 149, 150 Scott, Bernard 74 Scott, Carl 94 Scott, Gerald 160 Scott, Gerald L. 74 Scott, Janeane 122 Seawright, Darrell 109 Seidnitzer, Vincent 109 Shanks, Karen 110, 134, 136, 140, 156 Sharp, Grant 50, 94, 136 Shears, Mollow 160 Sheets, Brian 136, 156 Sheets, Bryan 122 Shelley, Michael 110 Shelton, Grady 122 Shelton, Tabitha 110, 158 Sherrod, Shawns 110 Shields, Dee 43, 146 Shields, Demetrius 110 Shields, Lee 122 Shymate, William 160 Sides, Rita 110 Sieracki, Jeff 136, 164 Sieracki, Jeffery 110 Silver, Colin 110 Singleton, Nakita 110 Skapura, Brian 122 Skinner, Tavis 94 Skinner, Travis 160 Slade, Nichelle 94, 144 Sledge, Melissa 122, 136 Sledge, Shannon 122 Sloan, Diane 136 Sloan, Tracey 122 Slone, Diane 122, 148 Slone, Todd 110 Small, Tim 160 Small, Timothy 134 Small, Timothy D. 74 Smith, Aaron 106, 110, 134, 136, 140 Smith, Angela 94, 144 Smith, Antonio 122 Smith, David 122 Smith, Georgetta 74 Smith, Keith 122, 150, 152 Smith, Lisa 110 Smith, Medina 156 Smith, Melissa 94 Smith, Missy 138, 166, 167 Smith, Ms. 140 Smith, Nicole 122 Smith, Samuel 122 Smith, Sharon 94, 136, 140 Smith, Steve 149 Smith, Steven 110, 146, 150, 152 Smith, Steven D. 74 Smith, Tammeka 122 Smith, Tammeta 146 Smith, Toya 142 Smith, Toya D. 74 Smith, William N. 75 Snead, Christina 122 Snead, Dina 110 Snead, Donna 122 Snead, Felicia 110 Snead, Trineke 75, 142 Snyder, John 94 Soloman, Cluverius 64, 132, 162, 164 Solomon, April 94, 148 Solomon, Belinda D. 75 Solomon, Cherie 122 Solomon, Cluverius 8, 75, 140, 142, 146, 165 Sorrell, Page 94 Souers, Greg 47 Spady, Rodney 165 Spady, Rodney B. 75 Speight, Angela 8, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, 132, 141, 142 Speight, Angela G. 75 Spencer, Elizabeth 94 Spencer, Kenneth 94 Spencer, Melissa 94, 160, 164 Spratley, Christopher 122 Spratley, Diana 123 Spruiell, Lisa 31 Spruill, Lamonte 110 St.Ours, Lisa 110 Stanback, Leila 110 Stanfield, Angela 94, 132 Stanton, Susan 110 Stapleton, Johnathan 123, 163 Statzer, Barbara 110 Statzer, Theresa 142 Statzer, Theresa A. 75 Steele, Andre’ 41 Steele, Eric 21, 75 Stephens, Jenny 94 Stephens, John 110 Stephenson, Perry 123, 144, 148 Stephenson, Randi 123 Stephenson, Waltonza 142 Stevens, Shanon 146 Stewart, Catina 123 Stewart, Karen 94 Stewart, Keneique 163 Stewart, Shannon 110 Stewart, Toad 111 Stith, Wilbert 94 Stith, Wilbur 160 Stitzel, Pam 25, 140, 144 Stitzel, Pamela 94 Stokes, Angela 111 Stokes, Derek 43 Stokes, Derrick 28, 111 Stovall, James 123 Strickland, Gernie 111, 163 Strickland, Sean 156 Strickland, Steve 160 Strickland, Steve G. 76 Sturgeon, Malinda 123 Summerford, Lance A. 76 Sutherland, Rebecca 45, 123 Sutphin, Danny W. 76 Swilling, Malcolm 111 Talbot, James 123 Talbot, Jim 136, 140, 156, 157 Talley, Terrance T. 76 Tally, Terraance 160 Talton, Kelvin 123 Tann, Theresa 43, 111, 146 Tatem, Jeffery 111 Tayborn, Paul 21 Taylor, Aaron 94 Taylor, Anthony 111 Taylor, Deborah 123 Taylor, Eric 142, 160 Taylor, Eric L. 76 Taylor, Ermany 160 Taylor, Genea 123 Taylor, George 111 Taylor, Glen 43, 123 Taylor, Glenda 123 Taylor, Larry 123 Taylor, Sheron 123 Taylor, Stacey 111 Taylor, Tony 148, 163 Taylor, William 41 Taylor, William E. 76 Temple, Caolyn 164 Temple, Carolyn 95, 136, 144 Terrell, Kate 123, 138 Ads Index 195 Homes don't sell by chance...A bbitt makes ut happen. 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Board and Mr. Garner THANKS FOR A GREAT YEAR! y 196 Ads Index THE CATCH THE SPIRIT OF UNITY KEYETTES STRIVE FOR UNITY AT WHS KEYETTES — IT’S A GREAT FEELING FINISA LINE TO Terry, Deirdre 95, 148 Terry, Dierdre 144 Terry, Kimberly 111 Thigpen, Willle 76 Thomas, April 123 Thomas, Kevin 111, 138 Thomas, Tammy 111 Thompson, Clarence 95, 132 Thompson, Latosha 123 Thompson, Stephane 111 Thompson, Tom 132, 142 Thompson, Wesely 40 Thompson, Wesley 41, 172 Thomson, Thomas A. 76 Thomson, Tom 140, 156 Tillery, Kimberly 123 Tillery, Lawanda 95, 144, 160 Tillery, Tinette Z. 76 Tobias, Vernita 111 Toliver, Teresa 95 Toney, James 138, 156, 159, 166, 167 Toney, James C. 76 Toney, Robert P, 76 Tongier, Benjamin 95 Tongier, Kieth 136 Tongier, Michael 123 Tongier, Mike 148 Travis, Tiffany 123, 168 Travis, William 95 Tucker, Helen 123 Turner, Christine 123 Turner, Christy 26 Turner, Deanna 160 Turner, Gloria 111 Tymes, Tanya 162 Tynes, Delmond 21 Tynes, Henry D. 76 Tynes, Larnell A. 76 Tynes, Tanya 41, 146, 160 Tynes, Tanya J. 76 Tysinger, Kevin 76 Ulisse, Melinda 138, 145 Unangst, Austin 95 Unangst, Katherine 95 Underwood, Patricia 132, 140 Underwood, Patricia D. 77 Underwood, Trish 132, 134, 136, 142 Urbano, Frank 95 Vance, Audrey 95 Vance, Curtis 123 Vance, Mark 95 Vanderhaden, Donnie 132 Vanderhayden, Donnie 134, 136 Vanderhayden, Eddie 136 Vanderheyden, Donald L. 77 Vanderheyden, Donnie 140 Vanderheyden, Edward 111 Vanderheyden, John 123 Vanderheyden., Donnie 134 Vasquez, Gabriel 123 Vaughan, Tommy 168 Vaughn, Barry 168 Vaugn, Barry 95 Vaugn, Tommy 95 Venable, Christie 156 Venable, Christy 26, 123 Venable, Crystal 3, 66, 132, 134, 140, 142 Venable, Crystal T. 77 Venable, Mann 21 Venable, William 41, 111 Veneble, Christy 136 Vest, James 123 Via, Darrell 95 Vincent, James A. 77 Vines, Alvis 111 Vines, Matrice 123 Walker, Alanda 123, 163 Walker, Fernado R. 77 Walker, Fernando 160 Walker, KaSandra 160 Walker, Kasondra 111 Walker, Lisa 123, 148 Walker, Rodney 123 Walker, Sharon 123, 158 Walker, Terri 95 Walker, William 123 Wall, Vicki 132, 142 Wall, Victoria C. 77 Wallace, Shannon 20, 21, 95 Walls, Jennifer 123 Walsh, Mrs. 132 Walters, Lois 95 Wampler, Stacy 123 Ward, Ann 123 Ward, Doral 111 Ward, John 142, 162, 163 Ward, John D. 77 Ward, Patrick 111, 162 Warren, Craig 21, 95 Warren, Michelle 112 Warren, Raymond 95, 168 Warren, Terrence 95, 168 Washington, Anthony 23 Washington, Tiffany 123 Watford, Travis 77 Watkins, Melvina 95 Watson, Anthony 21, 43, 123 Watson, Gidget 112, 160 Watson, James 123 Watson, Monica 95 Watson, Stephanie 95 Watson, Yolanda L. 77 Watts, Barry 123, 148 Watts, Berry 47, 156 Watts, Julie 132, 142 Watts, Julie D. 77 Webb, Maria 123, 136, 138, 156 Webb, Towanda 112 Webb, Twanda 160 Weeks, Vicky 123 Weiner, James 132 Werner, James 96, 140 Werner, Jason 123 Wessel, David 40, 41, 96, 136, 140, 144 West, Callis 21, 96, 162 Westry, Tony 23, 112 Whalen, Timothy 123 Whitaker, Joe 50, 96, 156 Whitaker, Kim 123 Whitaker, Tonya 112 White, Darrick 112, 148 White, Gary 96 White, Terrisenia 112 Whitehead, Donnell 96, 163 Whitehead, Noah 87, 96, 136, 144 Whiteside, Ivann 123 Whitlow, Kimberly D. 77 Wiggins, Darin W. 77 Wiggins, Gary 160, 161 Wiggins, Gary L. 77 Wiggins, Karen 123 Wilcox, Randall 112 Wilford, Cynthia 112 Wilkerson, Leonce 123, 162 Willams, Christopher 112 Willams, Lee 112 Willams, Linda 112 Williams, Amy 123, 160 Williams, Fredrick J. 77 Williams, Jackie 123 Williams, James 96 Williams, Jason 21, 97 Williams, Jennifer 123 Williams, Jodie 123 Williams, Kevin 123 Williams, LaTonia Y. 77 Williams, Minyarn 97, 160 Williams, Nicol 97, 160 Williams, Russell 123, 162 Williams, Shena 124 Williams, Teresa 97, 138, 160 Williams, Theresa 29 Williams, Toni 124, 136 Williams, Tony 124 Williams, Tracey 97, 124 Williams, Vanessa 97 Williams, Willis 97 Williamson, Michelle 124 Williamson, Sharletta 124 Wills, Randal 124 Wilson, James 144 Wilson, Keeler 140, 160 Wilson, Keeler D. 78 Wilson, Lamont 124 Wilson, Lisa 97 Wilson, Timothy 124 Winfree, Angela 98, 144 Winfree, Angie 136 Winfree, Bobby 124, 163 Winfree, Kerrie 156 Winfrey, Caroline 124 Winfrey, Carrie 136 Winfrie, Kerrie 157 Winkey, James 124 Winkles, Roger 112 Wircenske, Kelli 124 Wircenske, Tracey E. 78 Wolf, Kim 136, 138 Wolf, Kimberly 112 Wolfe, Kim 140 Wood, Carlos 21, 41, 98 Wood, Karen 98 Wood, Kimberly 98 Wood, William 98 Woodcock, Wayne 6, 124, 146, 148 Wooden, Harry 21, 79 Wooden, Harry L. 78 Wooden, Kerry 21, 62, 79 Wooden, Kerry D. 78 Woodson, Antonio 124 Woodson, Joe 138 Woodson, Joseph 112 Woolfolk, Robin 98, 156, 159 Worboys, Kimberly 124 Worley, Carlos B. 78 Wright, Andrea C. 78 Wyatt, Kelli 124 Wyatt, Michael 124 Wyche, Roderick 112 Wynn, Derek 124 Yarborough, William 23, 124 Yellorday, Tracy A. 78 Young, Wilferd 45 Younger, Clifton 112 Younger, Patrick 50, 98 Zieman, Ladawn 112 Ads Index 197 Enjoy Your Golden Years Eee The Annual Staff does not normally acknowledge the re- tirement of any faculty or staff. However, there is an unusal- ly large number of people leaving this year. A schools’ personality is multifaceted and constantly changing year by year. The only facet that remains a con- stant is the administration and faculty. These are the leaders and policy setters that keep the school in top form. These are the ones responsible for maintaining the high standard of education that is a Warwick trade-mark. June 18, 1988 will be the last day at Warwick High School for three of four administrators and a goverment teacher that has been the bain of many seniors. We would like the faculty that are retiring to know that they will be missed. Their dedication to Warwick and its’ students have inspired all that have known them. Enjoy your retirement !!! Richard A. Stacy B.A. — Allen University, M.A. — Hampton University Math teacher for twenty one years at Carver Elementary and B.C. Charles Elementary. Administrator for seventeen years: Assistant Principal War- wick High, Prinicpal Resevoir El- ementary, Principa l Warwick High (10 yr.) “Warwick High will always be 1 to me !” Raymond C. Crittenden B.S. — Va. State University, M.S. Indiana University. Health Physical Ed. Dept. Head, Head Basketball coach , Assist. Football Baseball coach at Hun- tington H.S. Assist. Principal at Denbigh H.S., Warwick H.S. Coordinator P R Program. “You can make more friends by becoming interested in others than you can by trying to get others interested in you.” + 198 Goodby Ellena Armistead B.A. — Mary Washington College, M.E.D. UVA Teacher at John W. Daniel Elem. and Newport News High. Counselor and guidance director. Assistant Principal at Carver In- termediate and Warwick High. “Best wishes to each of you in ee CS your future endeavors and Steet may you continue to ] strengthen Warwick’s repu- . tation as a good school.” William P. Hayes B.A. and M.E.D. College of Wil- liam and Mary. Goverment teacher at Warwick High (The F King). Engineering aid. Photographer — Arrowmont School of Photography. Thanks For The Golden Opportunity The Annual Staff would like to thank the following people without whose continued support and encouragement this book would not have been possible. Mrs. Hanbury — for all your endless support and understanding thru all the trying points of the year. Although we missed a few deadlines you still hung with us to get them done. We hope that the yearbook of the 1987- 88 school year will make you proud. Thank you from everyone on the staff. Mr. Hanbury — for again another year of late night deadlines work . We appreciate your support and understanding. All Teachers — for allowing us to miss class to finish deadline work and pictures. Mr. Stacy — for approving the cost of our cover and unfailing support of our endeavors. Mrs. Alford — for your help with the ID cards, office supplies, and everything else you do. Mrs. Mask, Mrs. Anthony, Ms. Owsley — for supplies assistance and phone use, and picture identification and for all the little things you do that we might forget to say thank you for. Mrs. Thopson — for class list and locators. Mrs. Krause — for keeping our money stright. Library Staff — for allowing us to use the computer which we greatly negded. Mr. Keeseacker — for allowing us to disturb your class so we could use the compputers. All Coaches and Club Sponsors — for identifing unlimited pictures. Mr. Holder — for the computer paper. Mr. Horne — for the help with the computers. Coach Worthington — for game passes and helping us schedule team pictures. Tom Knox Max Ward Delmar — for being flexable and assisting us with the photography. Mr. Field — for all the pictures you took for us. Mrs. Buggs — for all the pictures you gave us. Mrs. D. Barrett — for the pictures you took for us. Larry Shewan — for yuor support and the pica rules. Mrs. Hanbury’s classses — for understanding the pressure we were under at deadline time and allowing us to disturbe your class. Parents’ of Harry and Kerry Wooden — for giving us the baby pictures. Parents’ of Alphenia Ruffin — for giving us the baby picture. Parents’ of Susan Garriss — for giving us the baby picture. Parents of staff members — for putting up with our after school hours and the time we had to devote to the yearbook. To all those who purchased this yearbook — your support makes our hard work worth while. Thank you for making this year one to remember. Annual Thanks 199 The Warwick Staff 1987-88 Features: Editors — Jennifer Barbour (Color) Missy Smith (Black and White) Sports: Editor — Missy Smith Seniors: Editors — Weldon Godfrey Jennifer Barbour _Assisstant — Melanie Ayscue Juniors: Editors — Chris Calaway ' Assisstant — Jen Garris -Sophmores: Editor — Korey Harris ; Assisstant — Jen Garris Freshmen: pss ade — Jenni- fer Lewis Julie Prince Faculty: The Annual Staff Organizations: The Annual Staff Staff Members: Scott Hudson James Toney @ Bwvetsnr - ia “é ——e Oe. ee deed he a ea 7 Se é id ee, 2 pe ed act, ED = wes ae oF = foe iE ay tgs GO TEE ot oe es oe if 2 Sy gee , ko Rats Se ie ee ae ma ie Sie Ree eee ee ce == 4 an 5 ie gt ’ = ae Sane Sect poe irae a ES I a 5 apse . : aaa hae Te eee ane ee Root So ees AS “1 4 c . sete —_ Ce ae coe SARC og ee ee ee Ree ec ee eee Te ts Se ga ee Se a DP hat te