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

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So it ' s a busy day, from early to late; but most of us do manage a moment now and then to relax. In the picture at top left, Mr. Chavatel and Mr. Petty work and read quietly during one of those rare moments. And in the picture at right, top, Miss Gilliam, Mrs. Gale, and Mr. Dunham take a breather along with Mrs. Williams. And sometime during tde deeg... We are very proud of the fact that our building at Warwick Junior High is usually neat and clean. Most students take considerable pride in helping to keep the place shipshape . But the real job here lies with our custodian, Mr. West. Mr. West, is on the job morning, noon, and night. His crew of housekeepers moves into the rooms right after the last bell rings in the afternoon, and sweeps, mops, cleans, washes chalkboards, and picks up the countless scraps of papers and other materials that get left behind after a day in school. Mr. West also has the job of keeping the place warm on cold days, doing minor repair work around the building, and passing out certain supplies.

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There ' s a girl here somewhere, but where ? These six enjoy a chat in the sun outside the west entrance. Cet’s Relax, Now Hands off, bub No kibitzers wanted. I ' m thinkin ' . 130

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Wftaf Next? What lies ahead, down these halls? As the 61 CAVALIER goes to press, the only specific information available is that there will be a tenth and an eleventh grade added next year, and additional classrooms are to be built, joining the present plant from the center rear corridor. No work had been started as of March 1. So, come September 61, when the bells ring again and the clocks tick away first period, second sixth period, Junior High will be no more. Those who knew Warwick Junior High School in her first days know that this was a great school, and that it established a great and wonderful reputation in those early years. The first students of Warwick Junior High are this year graduating from Warwick Senior High School, and these students are reported to be one of the greatest senior classes in the history of that school. Our school must now meet this new challenge, reach for new heights, make anew its reputation in the community. Every student, and every member of the faculty, each in his own way, will help determine the kind of school we will be. What lies ahead, down these halls? It ' s a good question, and many, many people are waiting to see it answered. . .in ’61. .’62. . . ' 63. . . . ' 64 ' 65 66 ’67 132