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

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SCA OFFICERS SPONSOR Sandra Smith, secretary; David Rutledge, president; Leslie Lustig, tr easur er ; Mrs. Passage, sponsor; Joseph Winn, chaplain; and Mike Worthington, vice- president. SCA COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Sherry Newsome, Dorothy Correll, Donna Fouchee; Carol Lancaster, Lynne Hobart, Peggy Winall, Janet DuVal, Pat Fox, Kenny Simmons, Susan Nelson, Joey Winn. Student Co operative Association Our SCA functions all the time - not just during lunch period. Its executive meetings are usually held before school; some committees meet after school; and its aims and purposes and its work are being pursued all during the day. Assemblies and school parties are two of the special areas handled by our SCA, but they are only examples of what our SCA does. Every student is a member of the SCA. HOMEROOM SCA REPRESENTATIVES Pictured below, left to right: Lynne Hobart, Katie Dimpsey, Iris Manry, Creasy Davis, Linda Blackwell, Joyce Vaughn, Carol Milburn, Janet DuVal, Dorothy Correll, Peggy Winall, Peggy Bell, Brenda Wall, Ann Sherman, and Page Union. Second Row: Cynthia Ensley, Marcy Dantone, Mary Pat Tull, Myrna Vick, Sara Umstead, Elizabeth Walker, Mary Lou Byrd, Ann Rollings, Phyllis Price, Patsy Sholz, Georgette Knight, Linda Spradlin, Sharon Collier, and Gail Rowe. Top row: Martha Gentry, Randy Tanner, Craig Foretich, David Brinkley, Tommy Emerson, Kenny Simmons, Wayne Patterson, Craig Williams, Jimmy Honeycutt, Jimmy Boon, David Mc- Namera, Calvert Ross, and Linda Gallagher.

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Clinch Period: Meals are served to the students in the school cafeteria in two shifts. Approximately half the students fill the cafe- teria each lunch period. Special menus are served for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Daily menus are announced over the school ' s public address system. The cafeteria is al so the scene of school parties, and the cafeteria is open each morning before school for use as a study hall for all who wish to use it. Last year the students began to use the auditorium during the lunch period for viewing movies. This plan is con- tinued this year. After having lunch, the students may, if they wish, go to the auditorium to enjoy the picture being shown there. The snapshot below shows students relaxing during lunch, in the auditorium.

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I ? %■ The Homemaking Teachers and the Industrial Arts Teachers Seated, left to right: Miss Thomas, Miss Barrow, and Mrs. Orr. Standing: Mr. Brown, Mr. Williams, and Mr. Hughes. 3ijt(i Period: Sfiop, Home Gc. Art, Bind, 3o reign Language Homemaking and Industrial Arts have been grouped together in the annual only for purposes of organizing the book - not because these two departments are operating under a single head. In order to appreciate the work being done, and the practical learning that takes place in these two departments, a person has to visit the classes. Both departments are well equipped, and both are staffed by competent, well trained teachers. It ' s probably true that in no other two departments in school will there be found as much enthusiasm on the part of the students in classes as in the home economics and shop departments. In order to keep the class pictures in the same section of the annual with the staff members, home economics and shop pictures appear together on the following pages. 92