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

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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.

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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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a Str al ht fr O Mm TERRIFIED BUT DETERMINED Wanda Gray gave blood along with countless numbers of others making this an outstanding showing for the collection of pints. When asked what she was thinking Wanda replied,‘God, please don’t let it hurt!’ All Wanda wanted was for it to be e e ar over. She wanted to back out, but didn’t because she had set this as a goal and was determined to accomplish it. GETTING READY Shannon Sledge and Becky Sutherland are Keyettes putting in their own TALK ABOUT HYPERTENSION Billy Pol- personal donation. Many students took time out from classes to work all day. Shannon and lock must be scared, but hides all emotion and Becky’s job was to put a stamp on the bags used for the collection. This turned out to be a looks calm as the nurse takes his pulse and memorable day in that we collected 107 pints of blood which exceeded last year’s totals. temperature getting him ready to donate. HOW DO YOU SPELL RELIEF? Vanessa APPREHENSIVE AND WAITING Henry Williams knows because this ordeal is over for Kim and KC Spencer have had their tempera- her. She is in the Canteen getting brownies ture and blood pressure taken and are ready to and cookies made by the Keyettes. actually give blood. 10 Blood drive