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

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WAITING TO BE ANNOUNCED Alicia Artis escorted by Kendall Hicks is one of the eleventh grade attendants for the court. LT. COMMANDER Eric Jones parades with senior attendant Courtney Hodges. 8 Crowning

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@ Frie I ids are I | ) ade NO SECRETS between juniors Linda Wil- liams and Tammy Futnell, they tell each oth- er everything. Linda says Tammy is always when students work and play together. there for her; that’s a best friend. | Always There For Me and taught me to see that there by Linda Williams is more to life than negative Dedicated to Tammy Futnell things. You’ve given me a posi- tive image within; I couldn’t Before you came along, I have done it if you weren’t my didn’t know what would lie friend. ahead. My mind was locked, Thanks for the times we almost dead. You had the key shared, and the many to come. to open this door — No one I want you to know that you else took the time before. will always be 1. Through You’ve helped me to laugh, thick and thin you were there, you've helped me to smile, never complaining or losing something that I thought I’d your care. Now that you know lost for awhile. : how I feel, you know our You have opened my eyes friendship is for real. REASON FOR HOLDING HANDS: When your best friend Jennifer Stevens tries to put bunny ears behind your head. Barbara Hig- gins, a tennis player does homework during a match. PART OF THE IN CROWD, Wilbert Stith stops to talk to Kevin Riddick and Mark Bry- ant after homecoming assembly. Friends 7

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Jennifer’s reign Or should it be rain? Homecoming was a disaster. The old saying ‘when it rains it pours’ was in full effect that Friday. All hopes of a parade, homecoming court and that great half time show by the band were de- stroyed. Don’t ask Chris Bender or any club member who planned to participate in decorating for the pa- rade about their night. They bought all this paper for streamers and tons of bailoons to decorate their cars and couldn’t use any of it. All and all it looked like it was going to be a dis- mal night. TEARFUL FRIEND, Kim Joyce was filled with joy for newly crowned queen Jennifer Hughes while buddy Jennifer Kanter offers her smile and hug. Later, a party given in honor of the reign took place at the Wircenske home. POISED AND STATELY Jennifer Hughes stands with Mr. Diggs after the crowning ceremony. Mr. Diggs, our new principal, has alot to remember, too. This is his first crowning. The rain scared away many people who planned on going to the game. Only the true school-spirited came out to show their support. Though few in number, the spectators that night rallied for the school and will remember for a long time the excite- ment of the ten member court pre- sented on the field with the added dignity of the uniformed ROTC. Jen- nifer Hughes crowned queen surely will never forget.