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

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The mob” arrives - seemingly from the woods an ' every- where At football games, always a mob ; but this pix proves there were some dull moments This mob is lis- tening to instructions from Mike, the mana- ging editor, (not in camera range) while Dick, in background, nods approval Mob Scenes Wubby, of course, caused a real stampede And here the mob returns to the buses at the end of another day J

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...and here is our cafeteria In spite of the fact that about 1400 people eat lunch here every school day, two shifts manage to get service quickly and easily with a minium of confusion. And the best part of the story is that the food is good, day in and day out. Then, on special days, turkey, chicken, and other delicious foods are served. And the line marches on Wubby and companions make quite a hit in the cafeteria. we are very lucky because we have a modern, well-equipped cafeteria, staffed by competent managers. Menus are announced ahead of time, so that students know when favorite foods are to be served. Three lunch lines move through the cafe- teria, past the serving counters, and back to the tables, making it easy for all to be served in a minimum of time. Service in the cafeteria is just one more phase of the school program that helps make going to Junior High a real pleasure. Chefs at work! 32

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The 1958 CAVALIER football team was composed of the boys pictured above. They are, left to right, on the front row, J. W. Stallings, Mike Fehl, Buddy Kays, Ronald Hunt, Frankie Emanuel, Bobby Brown, Bobby Sherman, Ivan Mears, A1 Madsen, Danny Cole, and Ronnie Thomas. Second row, Herman Jones, Glen Giles, Charles Bacon, Howard Wiseman, Glen Miller, Grover Edwards, Freddy Hitt, Jessie Wainwright, and Jerry Jackson. Third row, Steve Gill, Leslie Rutledge, Fred Suttle, Woody Hitt, Charles Laird, Bob Davis, I il 34