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

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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

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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.

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¢ 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.