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

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Scholarship, of course, is a main objective at Junior High. All our students are constantly en- couraged to do their very best. People who make top grades are listed each six weeks in an Honor Roll prominently displayed on a corridor bulle- tin board. When you met our faculty members earlier, some were absent and some teachers joined the staff later during the year. We present now, seated left to right, Mrs. Virginia LaFlare, who has a B.S. degree from the University of Colorado, teaching science; Miss Elaine Carawann, B.S. from East Carolina College, civics; Mrs. Gertrude Sloop, who holds an A.B. degree from Gettysburg, and teaches social studies; and Miss Cynthia Hinkson, physical educa- tion teacher who holds a B.S. degree from Radford. Standing are Mr. Robert Bruffey, math teacher, who has an A.B. degree from West Virginia Tech and who has done graduate work there and at W. Va. University and at Chico State in California. And, finally, Mrs. Henrietta Christian who has an A.B. degree from Randolph Macon Woman ' s College and teaches English. Old Glory is hoisted to the top of the school flag pole each school day, weather permitting. Our state flag also flies daily. The job of raising and lowering the colors is in the capable hands of Allen Kirby and Harold Anderson. 99

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In Formation Our” band appears at numerous school functions and sometimes participates in parades with other organizations in the city. The Cavaliers look mighty sharp whenever they step out in their snappy uniforms. Wherever they go, whenever they play, they always receive generous applause from the sidelines. Members of the band shown above are, front row, left to right, Bill Mclntire, Allen Kirby, Kenny Gilliam, Bobby Bunn, Vincent Jones, Doug Randlett, Eddie Mit- chell, and Bobby Baals. Second row, Lindsey Turner, and Robert Utley. Shown above are Harvey Huffstetler, Ned Holderby, Dennis Williams, Ronnie Col- tranne. Second row, Eric Weiner and Jeff Page. Third row, Joe Walsh and Barbara Minter.

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Dick and Mike are happy that all the yearbook material did finally, somehow, get together, and the staff did make the final deadline. They know that this first annual for Junior High is far from perfect. But they have enjoyed heading up the group of students who have tried to tell the story of our school for 1 9 58- ' 59 . in fact, tne entire staff seems pleased. Here they are, all together, wearing their best picture- taking smile. First row, left to right: Gene Summerlin, Skeets Keeter, Hershel Fogleman, Mike Lake. Second row: Edna Kegley, Shirley Galloway, Carole O ' Pry, Cheryl Ballard. Third row: Harry New, Louise Williams, Dick Allerton, Mike Gorleick. Fourth row: Susanne Reim, Diane Riley, Ronnie Shre- cengost, Stuart Gilman, Bill Lottier, Jackie Harvey, Ronnie Capps, Jack Dietrich, Jimmy Ownby, Mar- gie Gillespie; Fifth row, Wilson Harper, Jimmy Terry, Charles Morris, and Steve Ammons. And the Editor-in-Chief says good-bye, earth- man style, to our little friend, Wubby. Nice knowing you,” Dick said. And Wubby, just before taking off, said, So-long, Dick. It ' s a might pleasant experience to visit a fine school like Junior High! 100