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

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5de Nintfi Qva de Our ninth grade students in past years have been our graduates , since Junior High, to date, has enrolled only eighth and ninth graders. This June, however, we will not lose all our seniors because approximately half will remain for the new tenth grade. As the ’61 CAVALIER is being prepared, the future of Junior High is somewhat uncer- tain. The junior high plan is being discarded in the new city of Newport News, and Warwick Junior is to become a five-year high school. Among ninth grade students are outstanding members of the student body. These are the older students, and many of the group leaders naturally are ninth graders. Cavalier athletic teams, SCA councils, school clubs, and other organizations have given ninth grade students extensive experience in leadership. We indicated earlier that the theme of the ' 61 CAVALIER is scholarship. There are hun- dreds of students in our ninth grade who are evidence of our claim that Warwick Junior is accomplishing its purpose as an educational institution. Future doctors, engineers, govern- ment specialists, scientists, and other professionals of the futrue are to be found among the people pictured on the following pages. Regardless of the future plans of our students, each one is given an opportunity at Junior High to develop and to learn. Each is a respected individual - each has his own hopes and aspirations; and each gets a chance to make the most of himself. A1 Abbitt David Abbott Sandra Abicht ,Dell Adams Terri Adams 10

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One of the many duties of homeroom teachers is the And, especially at the first of the year, tons of money distribution of a multitude of forms as Mrs. Weaver are collected. Here Mrs. Anderson is flooded as she demonstrates. writes receipts. Homeroom Each student reports to one of 42 homerooms first thing every morning. Sometimes this 10 mi- nute period is pretty hectic. Rolls are checked and a great variety of administrative business is conducted. Most homerooms have about 40 students. Elections of various kinds are held during Homeroom period . SCA homeroom repre- sentative gives report on meetings and plans. Mrs. Hallwrestles homeroom register. Ceremonies, like the pledge of allegiance, are held in homeroom. 4

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Sam Allaun John Allen Beulah Alligood Elaine Arthur Jerry Ashley Barbara Ashmore John Atwood Karen Aungst Wilbur Ausbrooks Linda Avent