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

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4 WHEELIN’ KC Spencer rides his 4 wheeler on the weekends and after school. His neigh- borhood recognizes this familiar sight. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, HONEY. Billy Cox and Tish Mitchell met in the 4th grade. Billy took her to Darryl’s on their first date and to celebrate their anniversary. Kevin Bowen, a senior, and Jennifer Diehl, a junior, take time out to pose for a picture after their dinner date. They have been dating since May of 87. FASCINATION is what Dawn Long feels for sharks. She loves sharks and hopes her career will be centered around them. This year she is taking marine biology. Leisure time 19 aati

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Our play time! BOOK WORM Shaba Bell is one of those out- standing students who works hard and plays hard. She ‘dropped everything to read’ while in Genetics. FAMILIAR SIGHT Earlene Lassiter talks on the phone during lunch along with many oth- er students. Students spend long hours on home phones, also. | e ee TRUE LOVE! Taryce Boyd and Callis West are well known as love birds. They have been going together since the ninth grade and al- ways celebrate their anniversaries. 18 Leisure time fe sy RL ag usenet? ee ‘ mr MEETINGS HELD AT LUNCH on the grounds are relaxing for Mike Tongier, John Robertson and Will Miller. Groups of friends can always be seen outside on warm days.

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e EMPATHY GOES ALONG WAY as Helen, 1rac eS I j | a e ere Jessica Smith, receives comfort from Katie Keller, Jennifer Camacho, concerning her de- fects in a scene from “The Miracle Worker”. Thanks to much time and effort, this year’s fall production, “The Mir- acle Worker”, was a complete suc- cess. The story, which dealt with the childhood of Helen Keller and her teacher Annie Sullivan, was directed by Mrs. Medina Swann and student- director Mary Harrington. The dra- ma was one of the most professional- ly handled plays Warwick has ever seen. The set, largely possible due to loans made by local antique shops, was decorated with 19th century fur- niture. The costumes, also 19th cen- tury, were borrowed from Christo- pher Newport College’s costume department. Set building was accom- plished by the department of 'Tech- nology Education, and Sight and Sound crews worked long and hard to get the stage lighting perfect. So, thanks to everyone, who in any way, helped make this play the success it was. by John Keeter STAGING MOVES AND ACTIONS of the BATTLING OVER HELEN’S REBELLION: actors and actresses in a scene, Mrs. Medina Annie Sullivan, Robin Woolfolk, argues with Swann is in complete concentration. Intent on Captain Keller, John Keeter while Jimmie, making a successful production, Mrs. Swann David Richardson, (seated) eggs them on. often felt the frustration. 20 Miracles