Deep Creek High School - Hornet Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

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JC fi ual wav ill is E, B fzl f. , '1 ,, fd 4 ' ,f gp 01013 I CF WORK 'B I V WE TREASURE BOTH THE ., , s, f ' E rf' ex f , - lx S , .A 1-5 rf f - if Q 4 j . 4-12 5 3' 5 -W if rf 2' A zh- L4 - ' How could 7:00 possibly come so early in the morning? ? Wouldn't it be great if I only had to get up three days a week. Fifteen seconds later and Caldwell would have me dissecting fish hooks for being late to class. Sixth period English is Great . . . Just Great! ! . . . Wonder how late her father will let her stay out after the dance to- night? 1 .1-'S 'Z And Special Svenfs WL ACTIVE PARTICIPATION The spirit of the students of Deep C r e e k is exemplified by their active participation in sports and club activi- ties, and representation of students at athletic events and other school func- tions. sEAT'YOIRK. 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Kelly, Jr., who has contributed many years of faithful and generous service to education-not just to us here at Deep Creek High School and Norfolk County, but in many other places in Virginia. After earning a B.A. degree in English, Latin, and Math at the University of Vir- ginia, Mr. Kelly began his teaching career in 1915 in Isle of Wright County, moving from there to the Suffolk Public Schools, Fairfax County, and Accomack County. In 1926 he came into Norfolk County to take the principalship at Great Bridge High School, where he remained for many years. Later he resumed his teaching at Portlock where he was chairman of the Math De- partment. When South Norfolk annexed Portlock, Mr. Kelly chose to remain in the county, so in 1951 we at Deep Creek were fortunate to acquire his services. Mr. Kelly is a member of the St. Paul Episcopal Church in Suffolk. Among some of his professional and civic affiliations in- clude his being past president of NCEA, a member and past president of the Great Bridge Ruritan Club Cof which he is a chart- er member nowj, and a member and past master of the Great Bridge Masonic Lodge, No. 257, A.F. and A.M. fof which he is also presently a charter memberb. A gentleman and a leader of young people, Mr. Kelly has won the friendship of all those with whom he has come in contact. We, the Senior Class, speak with deep admiration in saying that we are extremely proud to have been associated with such a dedicated man to education. Mr. J. J. Kelly, Jr. 4' 0um.,.,w,,,..l 'vw fN..vv T-M 1 ' v A .1 p . I S' qi K ' Vi Q . 4, . ' ., 'V'-4 Mk! y ,Ha .4 1. -an v ,-.3 xi ,I . ,- , - J, Nw my ,E M4 ny' 5f '...-'-,, I I ' - 1m,,gY 1f H I u , , f ' 'w fo - ' ,-1... f-'41-.ff V ' , v n f' .- ' ' 1 .f'S' ' ' , uf. ,f+.' , ' 'w 1 A A Q V - AQQJSAQQ, .Z-is I I r-.Mi -ihrlosgi' 0 - vw ' ' ' .,'. g . .. V ,D '5V'1l.'2vA 'E -1' 5 I1. 'Qin , '-wv!f'Qf 'V sf, . 'M ' AV ,A .,A..uf , E4 W ',, 4 , ,... Q . va - -ff. , 'F' .h 4,4 X , y .5 , , ' , p . -Q, . gf - 4 V+ ,, -. ' A- , -. .. V, ,- 1. -' , A A ii? I A .. V . , r . U. '5 , -. ' A 'f I L, - f- .35-:gf - , , f, . I s I N P. ' . - L Y 4 HCV. WI -. ' 7 A 5 i ,fxyA,?,44.d -fly. ,, 'Jr 'l,,k-1. Y-y ,:-a!f1- - :fi L V 'i?'QVva?- .c ?'g,f . f - . 7 L 42.2 , Ji ff ' Q . Mr. W. Leon Jones, Principal Mrs. Dora C. Rainey Secretary Dear Seniors: lt is difficult to put a Challenge on paper. I would rather look you straight in the eye and say, I dare you to achieve something that will make the future point to you with even more pride than the present is pointing to those who have gone before you. I dare you to make your life a masterpiece in which you do uplifting and courageous things. I dare you to shoulder more respon- sibility joyously, to launch out into the deep to build magnificently. I encourage you to fix your roots deep in the soil and your head above the Crowd. catching the rays of the sun, to plan a daring pro- gram to crown the years of your life. If you can achieve the above. then the greatest reward that one can win is the respect. understand- ing, and love of his fellowmenu. Here-'s hoping you have the best of everything in your future life. if ff If '51 wr . get ft K 'Q Yf'ew,f Zh-.. i K-Us .1--ny Mr. Joel P. Ridings, Assistant Principal S-......,. TO THE SENIORS: Be sure when you talk you know when to listeng Be sure when you judge that you know when your information is accurateg Be sure when you distrust that you know when the impulse does not arise from your own natureg Finally, Be certain when you are cocksure that you know when the world cannot do with- out you. Here's wishing all of you the very best as you go about your chosen endeavors. A A f - ' X .W f , X , X, ' I NORFOLK COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD jlafft' to right: A. E. Roach, H. A. Hall Jr., C. E. Russell, Vice Chairman, B. M. Wil- liams, Chairman, E. H. Everton, Mrs. Sue N. Sawyer, Clerk. if if , on no if 1 f1i - lv- S, XZ? Mrs. Ruth A. Ambrose Midland College William and Mary College 7th Grade Mr. Irving T. Bogsrud Julliard-New York University B. S. Music an 'T' Mr. Charles C. Caldwell University of Virginia B. S. Science Mrs. Nell P. Casteer Longwood College B. S. Education Haculfy Mr. Clayton Adams Presbyterian College A. B. Science Mrs. Maxine M. Allen East Carolina College B. S. Music ,. ai. ' . V63 Q7 eff. . fe- at I I . L 9 ' ik V . 1 K .. 'fi Mrs. Cora W. Bowen Oakland City College B. S. 6th Grade Miss Ruth J. Burchette -A J in East Carolina College ' B. S. Business Education ,Lua N, J ,I l ,Q Q. Il ii. .f if 'Y X xx, 1 Elaculiy Mrs. Eula M. Culpepper University of Virginia Mathematics Mrs. Gladys U. Dillow Radford College B. S. Physical Education L..q,- 4-wg .4-5 If P 1 'v 0 4 , 'amp A , v Q A - i q il 7 .5 ff ug I ' v I :V 'V fi ff' ' A DX i, I F 1, K V 1 y , Q 14.1 a V- '--sniff' . . Mrs. Kathleen H. Garriss Appalachian Teachers College 6th Grade Mrs. Nancy G. Griffin Westhampton College Longwood College William and Mary College A. B. English it Aan' sf 'nb' Mrs. Florence W. Forehand Lynchburg College Madison B. S. Education Mrs. Edith G. Franklin William and Mary College University of Richmond University of Virginia Maryland Institute B. S. Art 'Ui '.r.a..- Gi 'U .xt X.4 AZ:-05 ..l Miss Wilma H. Hairr St. Mary's Junior College Atlantic Christian College A. B. English Mr. Donald A. Hobbs Potomac State Jr. College Virginia Polytechnic Institute B. S. Business Education 'fNr ills. 5 .wr Mrs. Betty K. Hunt William and Mary College A. B. 6th Grade Mrs. Lelia S. Jackson Emory and Henry College Radford College William and Mary College University of.Virgi'f1ia B. S. ibrar ientcy! 1 W Q. WR , ,pry l Fw. -of .X is Mr. J. J. Kelly, Jr. University of Virginia William and Mary College A. B. Mathemetics Mr. Norman,J. Kozak William and Mary College Richmond Professional Institute Virginia Polytechnic Institute University of Virginia 321 c u l fy Mrs. Maidie W. Hoggard Chowan College 6th Grade Mr. John Huff East Carolina College A. B. 7th Grade Mr. Cecil W. Jennings East Tennessee State College B. S. Physical Education Mrs. Martha L. Kee Madison College B. S. Secondary Education I ,4,b.I,. Wg :K A ik? .f X . M gf LX4 I8 A. B. Vocational Education Q. I Q ,4 -4-v Haculty Mrs. Patricia H. Leete Elon College Woman s College, Universtiy of North Carolina A. B. Vocational Home Economics Mrs. Eleaner 0. Leftwich Radford College B. S. Social Studies - -Wi-5 ff s x . l Q . 4. 1 'tx ' ' M: 6s lar, x WV g U I ' X 5 . ' , Y Y 5 s if x' I Mrs. Edna G. Parson William and Mary College A. B. 7th Grade Mr. Eugene F. Pettijohn William and Mary College B. S. 7th Grade A . 'bv .A 2? lun-ug X Mr. Alan Mandell Holy Cross College University of Virginia University of North Carolina B. S., M. Ed. Mr. Warren H. Overstreet Virginia Polytechnic Institute B. S. Vocational Education '4'vm Mr. Don Lee Rowe Fairmont State College West Virginia University A. B. Industrial Arts Mr. WVes Swisher Salem College A. B. Physical Education 3 . L.:- wb --,,, I Z: in ,, . P , .rw .-n- -.. . Q A , .. 3-...N ,'-1 , sv f .- 1 ff' F ' 'Q' 5. :ff a?g fL l r 'if Af 7 XA!! 01,31 K NA!! L4 X A In j 'QA l ffl J Vffg. 'rf 2 t Mr. Richard H. Tozier I ' A Brown University . M f ' 4 l' l , Ricker College r , it Q: I A l i A. B. Mathematics 54, I' J... MW' 'v W il .. L fs' .il i i ,j A lt y 1 , f ', .M X! I , S ll Mr. Paul R. Watson Bob Jones Universitv lx U ' Foreign Language l N 1 X I f fd P A C . 1 if F ,Nuff .W it ffk 0 1 C ' I ,f Xl-4 'om ,. xy x ' f ll V M 3 xi W5 fx M - 1 X , . 1 Y 1 .A ,X f if I ,dxf lf' ' flbiiss Ann C. Wilslon W, y. Us X X 'J xfwilliam and Marx L 'N T 1 ' College T P I ,LK A. B. English fx. 5 F XV i , . . Not Pictured ,XIX A W i by Mr. Frank Adams Ni ' flilr. Kenneth! 'Vykk East Carolina Collt-g,e V' if East Carolina Co ege B. S. Metal Shop W X B. S. 6th Grade Mr. Robert P. Taitz VVilliam and Mary College Richmond Professional Institute B. S. 7th Grade Miss Diana C. Tolson Radford College B. S. Physical Education Mrs. Mina C. Tozier University of Pennsylvania University of Maine Ricker College A. B. English '53 Mr. Frank H. Webster Virginia Polytechnic Institute B. S. 7th Grade Mrs. Frances T. Wells Lynchburg College .1 A. . Social Studies ,fiwf -..Maw ZL'Q,ZZJdJ' Mr. omas I.. Wells East Carolina College B. S. Social Studies .,p I f.. 'fr -N. L 9 - ,WHY 'vi 1 Alhtiuxa--,.-- , Jw N'-wi' fu X I W ? M' fr w-mw.,.1....f..,,...Y EK., -x f-azu- fo .- Un... aff -in -l f,. ff Q ,-44' 'Q' 1, A A ,s b ,S . .T. - n 1 , yi? jfgfw nt 1 VLH riv- 'fjfn ff Q- ll!! i, 'lu is Ilia -v fStanding, left to rightb Mr. Watson, sponsorg Nor- man Whitley-Presidentg Frankie Hyman-Parlia- mentariang Raymond Archer-Vice-Presidentg Mrs Senio Here we are at last! It sure has been a tough climb up the ladder, but as we look down this ladder, we can see other students following our footsteps, and it makes us feel good deep down inside. Thinking over the past years in high school, we realize that the entire faculty has helped us to get where we now are. Our deepest thanks go to Mr. Jones, Mr. Ridings, and other members of the faculty for being our guiding light and for helping us to choose the right path into the future. Without their help and guidance, we don't know what would have happened. Gee, we sure had a lot of fun during our last four years-the class meetings that were wild and the dances without a record player. It is all right to laugh about it now, but at the time it was not so funny.Without the help of Mrs. Johnson, our sophomore spon- sor, Miss Tolson and Mrs. Tozier, our junior sponsors, and Mr. Watson and Mrs. Tozier fwe drove her crazyl our senior sponsors, we could have never progressed up the lad- der of success so well. I' 2222 Tozier, sponsor. fSeated, left to rightl Charles Flem- ming, Secretary, Sue Ellis, Chaplaing Jerry John- son, Treasurer. Class One thing all seniors look forward to is the Senior Ring Dance. The big moment has arrived at last! Our rings were here! Each of the seniors walked around for about three weeks with their finger protruding fthe one with their ring on ith. It was a possession to be proud of. The thought I've finally made it raced through our minds, but we still couldnit be sure. Those exams We had to take were not real easy. All of us began sweating them out until we were sure we had passed. This year has been a busy, but happy one, and so have the other years. Though each one of us had to work real hard, we had more fun than a barrel of monkeys Cjust ask some of the teachersl. Our future looks bright to us, and so we end this wonderful crazy year. Just remember, it may seem a task to go to school, but you are truly rewarded after you have finished. P. S. There's no place like school. .V Alla. fi, 1- fy!-lffl QU? A . f F 1 , ,W fy mm TW, EDDIE ADAIR Art Club fPresidentJ, Dramatics Club, Stinger Staff, Minstrel, Variety Show KM. CJ, Fashion Show, Fall Play. VERNON AGNOR Track, Baseball, Football, Letterman's Club, Fall Play. Zhe 1960 Senior Class f e WA' X .:f 'A ' . if X 1 ! f I f H. 1 I fl 1 1, '4 If l ,ff ,471 I f 1 j f 7,1 'RAYMOND ARCHER ff ',' X!! j Football, Basketball, Track, Vice- president of Sophomore Class, Vice- fl , X ' 'president of Junior Class, Reporter of ,if 7' , ' Senior Class, Spanish Club, Letter- ff f ,f man's Club, History Club, S t i n g e r I ' X Staff, Best All Around. ,' ' f 7 f I, X ff f - f X M I .1 4 ' GAIL ASHLEY I , , fy Varsity Cheerleader, Tri-Hi-Y, S. C. I ' ' ' A., G. A. A., F. T. A., Annual Staff ,fx fTyping Editorl, Commerce Club, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Friendliest. TV'-317 Q- gl nv 1 Ll TOMMY BARRETT Football, Track, Letterman's Club, History Club, Stinger Staff BUCKY BARTO Baseball, Math Club, Annual Staff, National Honor Society, Science Club, Best Dressed. GARY BALL Lettermans Club fPresidentJ French Club Football Basketball Baseball J N Football J V Baseball J Basketball Most Athletic PAT BALL F T A F H A Pep Club Science Cub Chorus Minstrel Band 656 1960 115' 93 in W2 wwf a -7 WX , if U' 1 ,lf 1 I Q f J 'Q f BERTHA BAYNOR IP fy History Club, National Honor Society ' fVice-presidentj, Math Club, Annual Staff fEditor-in-Chiefl, Science Club, French Club, Debate Team. ELINOR BEAMES Science Club fSecretaryJ, Tri-Hi-Y fVice-presidentj, S. C. A. fParliamen- tarianj, Maid of Honor of Minstrel, Minstrel, National Honor S o c i e t y, D r a m a t i c s Club, Commerce Club, V. O. T., Office Assistant, G. A. A., Intramural Basketball, Cheerleader fCaptainJ, Parliamentarian of Junior Class, F. T. A., F. H. A. Senior Class fl . 'yum .Ai vin JIMMY BELLAMY Football, Track, 'Letterman's Club, Chorus, Band. WILLIAM BOBBITT Band, D. E. Club 1Editor and Promo- tion Managerl, Variety Show. 25 W BILLY CAREY F. F. A. Club, Glee Club, Football, Junior Play, Minstrel, Annual Staff, Dramatics Club, Science Club. CAROLYN CASTEEN F.. T.. A. QTreasurer-Vice-presidentJ, Tri-H1-Y fTreasurerJ, National Honor Society, Minstrel, Pep Club CSecre- taryl, G. A. A., Annual Staff fAs- slstant Typing Editorj, Intramural Basketball, Candidate for Minstrel Queen. LINDA BROWN F. T. A., Tri-Hi-Y fSecretaryJ, Na- tional H o n o r Society fTreasurerJ, Minstrel Pe Club G A A , p , . . ., Intra- mural Baskethall, Annual Staff. GERALDINE BUSHAK President of Sophomore Class, Presi- dent of Junior Class, Vice-president of S. C. A., S c i e nc e Club fSecretary- Treasurerj, History Club fMember- ship C h a i r m a n-Parliamentarianl, Tidewater District Chairman, F. H. A. 1Treasurerl, G. A. A., Pep Club, In- tramural Basketball, S. C. A., Tri-Hi- Y, National Honor Society, Chorus, Annual Staff, Biggest Flirt. V62 XX. 'PB Sk 1 X lf? ,.,5T6Q,z'196O N? X32 J ' I 3, S if-' gy J tr x Y 'N X .wf vj ' L , -S, VY X-tl K f 'J , ,J L , f' f I ku-mpg Senior HERMAN CASTLE J. V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Track, Letterman's Club, Math Club, Foreign Language Club, Dramatics Club, Fall Play, Pep Club, S. C. A., Hi-Y, Best Looking. BRENDA CRABTREE National Honor Society, History Cl Office Assistant. UW O on x, . w W. Class We W. ff 7 rv 1, 1 its-4. SW 'if' 'fin' ' X.: f 'S' ROLAND CULPEPPER J. V. Football, Varsity Football, J. V Basketball, Varsity Basketball, J. V Baseball. Varsity Baseball, Letter- man's Club iSecretaryJ, Art Club, Monogram Club, Math Club, Drama- tics Club, Annual Staff, Hi-Y, Foren- sics, Cutest. RICHARD DAVIS Track, History Club, Science Club, Stinger Staff. g' 1 lx f JO ANN DRAGON Commerce Club. DAVID ELBON J. V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Track, Letterman's Club, Math Club, Foreign Language Club. 274 fr- af fl 1437,-441.117 ff ,' I ywff, ff'5He 1960 1 . J .ff ff ' ,X 1 1 , f fy N , , 1, ,, 1 ' ' V Lf 1 . I v ff' ,jj 74 ,W fzl X t ll' fl! ,M j fd!! MJF f Xl, I I df J , f' ff , ' J,,a ,J ' V K J fjjfljlljf ff! K if ff SUE ELLIS F u t u r e Nurse's Club, Band, Bible Club fPresidentJ, History Club, F. H. A. fSecretaryJ, S. C. A. iPresident3, National Honor Society, Intramural Basketball, Tri-Hi-Y, C h a p l a i n of Senior Class, Handbook Committee, Best All Around. GERALDINE ETHERIDGE ff' 'if .u 'W- +10 Q4 -Q: CHARLES FLEMMING Commerce Club, Secretary of Senior Class, Treasurer of Junior Class, glrlack, Science Club, Projectionist u . JAMES FLOYD Science Club fPresidentl Semor Class x V! X V. I i 4 , k l- 1 ' j 3 l e ! N 5 ' X ' T , u . ' ' A V 53 il 5 DIANA FOREMAN F. H. A qTreasurer Kz Reporterj, Science Club, History Club 1Secre- taryj, Bible Club iTreasurerb, Na- tional Honor Society, Sextet, Fall Play CProduction Managerj, Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics Club, Intramural Basket- ball, Future Nurse's Club, Office As- sistant. ANN HORTON GERRY Band, Science Club, Bible Club 1Sec- retaryj, S. C. A. QChaplain and Sec- retar F. H. A. Vice resident yi 1 11 J, History Club, National Honor Socie- ty QTreasurerJ, Handbook Committee. XE- 1- Hi 'ull' NANCY HELTON G. A. A., Pep Club, D. E. Club. VICKI HELTON Pep Club, G. A. A., V. O. T. ROBERT GOODMAN J. V. Basketball, Varsity Football. JIM LEE HELTON Hi-Y, Model Airplane Club, D. E. Club. 666 1960 JOYCE HORTON G. A. A., Pep Club, D. O. Club QRe- porterj. FRANKIE HYMAN J. V. Football, Varsity Football, Var- sity B a s e b al l, Projectionist Club 1PresidentJ, Vice-president of Senior Class, Library Club, Dramatics Club, Stinger Staff, Annual Staff, Audi- torium Chairman, Art Club, Letter- man's Club, Monogram Club, Most Popular. Senior Class 'rf ini '-I j XLQVJJQ' 'fi' -'rv'- C, S, X CXL 2? JENNIFER JOHNSON Commerce Club, V. O .T. JERRY JOHNSON Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Treas- urer of Senior Class, Dramatics Club, Projectionist Club, Track, Fall Play fStage Managerj, Variety Show. XSD ANTHONY KUREK D. O. Club, Chorus. RICHARD LOWE Varsity Football, Track, History Club, Math Club, Projectionist Club, Letter- man's Club. ROSE MARY JOHNSON F. H. A., Candidate for Homecoming Queen, Pep Club, G. A. A., Chorus, V. O. T. PATSY JOYCE D. O. Club 1Vice-president 8: Secre- taryl, Minstrel, F. H. A., Art Club, Best Dressed. 666 1960 lui 4-.Q Qi CAROL McCLENNEY G. A. A., Commerce Club, Minstrel, V. O. T., One-Act play, Homecoming Queen, Best Looking. OSCAR MCCLOUD Art Club, Band, Chorus, Minstrel, Pro- jectionist Club, Dramatics Club, Fall Play, Variety Show, Track. Senior Class Tlx !LfJ ,W 7 ,Cyl i , if l X,3wJL1ffflfE Q '- J .2 RANDALL MCCOY Boys Quartet, Minstrel, Annual Staff fBusiness Editorj, Hi-Y lChaplainj, Fall Play, Commerce Club, Dramatics Club, Chorus, Junior Rescue Squad. DONALD McDANIELS Dramatics Club, Library Club, Pro- jectionist Club, Chorus. Basketball, Art Club. L. -, ws - -:fy , E If I-'36 A' 'if SYLVIA S. MATTHEWS F. H. A. fParliamentarianJ, G. A. A., Intramural Basketball, Art Club 1Sec- retaryj, Chorus. RALPH MOSES Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Letterman's Club, Math Club, Dra- matics Club, J. V. Football, J. V. Baseball, J. V. Basketball, Monogram Club, Art Club, Science Club, Most Likely to Succeed. N. 6 'rye fx mp! fi A Ji YA H BMWL .DWZDLAMBJ b ,A Nails ,PMJL ll 6k 1 N A1145 A ' , , me N Wifi I ' W , W fm lf' XG V1J'lL' Uxalv l 1 6562 1960 ??J 12-igfffjfff f9f 'jfmf iv-f!'A'2 ff juz , E2 BUZZY MULLENS Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Letterman's Club, Chorus. BILLY OWEN Band, Football, Basketball, Annual Staff, Track, Baseball, Minstrel, Monogram Club, Letterman's Club, Math Club, Chorus, Best Personality. 34 DOUGLAS PASCUA F o r e 1 g n Language Club Stmger Staff Fall Play FRANKIE PEELE Band iPres1dentJ Monogram Club Hlstory Club Lettermans Club Na tlonal Honor SOClety Forelgn Lan guage Club Spamsh Club Track H1 Y fSecretaryJ Annual Staff iPhoto graphy Ed1torJ All State Band Workshop Band Band Councll Semor Class W ji' 1 J' ,L fi-s alll: fi 'W vm-P' nr'- EQZ X jj JANE PENDLETON H A G A A Most Bashful JO ANIN PHILI IPS Captam ofJ V Cheerleaders Varslty Cheerleader Pep Club fPres1dentJ F T A G A A Nlmstrel 'VlaJorette Band Dramatxcs Club Intramural Basketball Stinger Staff Y ariety Show Art Club Most Athletic. 4104.512 ,fdynkm T' 646444. ,flexu- dff J l4ffVL llllflffr-4 ffl fi 'WM f 41' ,cvf4444L If 'L 7 ami' 11044175 I 1.4 1140125 Wi Ulu' MSD LINDA RICE J. V. Cheerleader, Maid of Honor of Minstrel, Varsity Cheerleader, Home- coming Candidate, Secretary of Junior Class, Dramatics Club, History Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Art Club QVice- presidenth, Chorus, G. A. A., Fall Play, Most Popular. ANN RUSSELL Science Club, Chorus, Minstrel, D. Ef Club. I , MARLIN PHILLIPS Projectionist Club, Library Club, D E. Club fParliamentarianJ, Drama tics Club lTreasurerJ, Fall Play Chorus 4PresidentJ. JIMMY POWELL Science Club fVice-presidentl, Foot ball, Letterman's Club, Foreign Lan guage Club, Dramatics Club, Chem istry Lab Assistant, Biology Lab As sistant,Fall Play. ' f 1 , , , Of .If QA' 'ai' it lp! f ill, if JIU! I 'iii ilnfffj X J L 5 1 J 1 v , ' - . 1 5 ,, gf, 1 I ill ' f , 1 4 1. I ,, Elie 1960 X I' I g Y ljwil' ffl' x!! jf X 'JK lin li N W SARA SAWYER F. T. A. fPresident 8x Secretaryl, G. A. A., Dramatics Club, Library Club, Pep Club, National Honor Society. PAM SELBY S. C. A. fTreasurerJ, National Honor Society fPresidentJ, Tri-Hi-Y 4Presi- denth, Science Club, Contest Play, Minstrel, Majorette, Most Likely to Succeed. Senior Class 'fx s gi .fy Q.. S52 BETTY SILVESTER F. H. A. 4ReporterJ, Pep Club, G. A. A., Dramatics Club, Stinger Staff, Annual Staff. MARIE SILVESTER Library Club fl-Iistoriany, D. E. Club 1SecretaryJ. Wir-Q 'Pin 'sv- LOUISE SMITH Library Club fPresident Sz Secretaryl V. O. T., Commerce Club, F. T. A. Dramatics Club, S. C. A., Pep Club G. A. A., Literary Club. NORMAN SMITH D. O. Club, Most Bashful. BETTY SMITH G. A. A., Chorus, Minstrel, Bible Club. JERRY SMITH J. V. Basketball, Band, Foreign Lan- guage Club. GHQ 1960 SHELBA SMITH F. H. A. fHistorianJ, D. E. Club KPresidentJ, Library Club fhistorianj, S. C. A. 1SongleaderJ, Minstrel, Va- riety Show, Chorus. WAYNE SMITH Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, History Club iTreasurerJ, Math Club, Letterman's Club, Annual Staff fAs- sistant Lay-out Editorb, French Club Hi-Y, Friendliest. Senior Class ,J- I. Diff' gf I 'f J! 5 f K in-L 'x C and .pw 'Ui' Lv- Q...- Q' BUDDY SPRATLEY D. O. Club fPresidentD, 4 H Club. LLOYD SQUIER D. O. Club, Spanish Club. -gl' in ',' F119- ANNA LEE TUTEN Chorus, Minstrel, Library Club. MELVIN WALLER Library Club, Projectionist Club, D E. Club. CHESTER STAPLES Football, Basketball, Baseball, Letter- man's Club, Annual Staff, Hi-Y, Mon- ogram Club, Band, Biggest Flirt. KAY TOTH F. T. A., G. A. A., Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society, S .C. A. fReporterl Commerce Club Annual Staff Fall Play. Intramural Basketball, Wittiest Elie 1960 -'Q I , , , his 1 ., F , vi PAUL WEBB Minstrel, Hi - Y fTreasurerJ, D. E. Club fTreasurerD, Chorus fStudent Directorl, One-Act Play, Variety Show, Dramatics Club fReporterJ, Letterman's Club. LOUISE WESCOTT F. H. A., F. T. A., Library Club. Senior Class ,sw iii H+., WAYNE WHITE Science Club, Track, Letterman's Club, Band, Annual Staff, Basketball, Hi-Y, Monogram Club, Math Club, History Club, Minstrel, Variety Show, Most Talented. NORMAN WHITLEY President of Senior Class, Reporter of Junior Class, Annual Staff iLay-out Editorb, Hi-Y fPresident Sz Vice-pres- identj, Portsmouth Hi-Y fTreasurerJ, Science Club, Letterman's Club, Dra- matics Club, Math Club, Spanish Club, Boys State QAdjutant Generali, Track, Minstrel, Variety Show QM. CJ, Fall Play, Debate Team, Forensics, Best All Around. Abel , !1-- 111.9 Za' Lp fax., ci-'.-F' , '36 Qfntfflv 'Sul ' K ff 1116170 P' V f wx eff A A a s xfyf ,ff ff- K SANDRA WOTRING Library Club fVice-president JL Par- liamentarianb, F. H. A. qChaplainJ, Chorus, D. O. Club, 4 H Club. ANITA WRIGHT History Club CPresidentJ, Science Club fTreasurerJ, Math Club, S. C. A. Cha lain National Honor , I P l, So- ciety fSecretaryJ, French Club, An- nual Staff fCopy Editorj, Debate Team, Band, Library Club. 1 7 if-4-' 'fi' 7. 54,1 4 ef if 1,0 X 1 Jw-J . , J J, A 7 1 4- A J KAY WILKINS Drum Majorette. Head Majorette, Band, F. T. A., Stinger Staff fTyping Editor 81 Associate Editorj, Commerce Club fPresidentJ, V. O. T., Annual Staff, Minstrel, Variety Show, Tri- Hi-Y fVice-presiclentj, Band Council, Most Talented. PATSY WILLIAMS National Honor Society, F. T. A. fTreasurerJ, Tri-Hi-Y, Foreign Lan- guage Club, S. C. A. 1Vice-presiflcntj, History Club, G. A. A., Stinger Staff QBusiness Manager Sz Editorl, An- nual Staff fBusiness Editor 'Sz As- sistant Typing Editorj, Majorette fHead Majorettel, Band Council, Min- strel Queen Candidate, Intramural Basketball, Cutest. Clie 1960 Senior Class '63 Class Prophecy The year IS 19l0 and we the class of 1960 haye retulned to Deep Cleek for our long awalted PEUDIOD In the nolse and confuslon we can hear the adventures and OCCUDBIIOHS of the members of the class EDDIE ADAIR and NORMAN WHITLEY haye revlyed Vaudeyllle on Broadway VERNON AGNOR 15 now mayor of the thrlylng clty of Bowels Hlll Vlrglnla RAYMOND ARCHER IS the captaln of the world s champlons Baltlmore Colts GAIL ASHLEY IS now DIIXBIE secretary to the plesldent of the Out Dool Constluctlon Company GARY BALL-ls a flrst on the Harlem Globe Trotters team PAT BALL IS stlll a member of the great lnstltutlon IYIHIIIBRQ TOVIMY BARRETT IS maklng mllllons wlth hls welsght reducing plans that leally work he clalms BUCKY BARTO IS now the Marble Team coach at Flederlck College BERTHA BAYNOR IS now Wfltlng books about hel many QXUEIIEDCCN wlth those dogs of hers ELINOR BEAMES IS now the mother of the world famous qulntuplets JIMIVIY BELL-XWIY IS the offlclal snake tralner at the clty zoo WILLIAM BOBBITT has perfected a bullet proof Zorro sult LINDA BROWN IS now the manager of a Reduclng Solon GERRY BUSHAK went to nurslng school and marrled a rlch doctol BILLY CAREY IS now a mechanlc ln hls own garage and drlxlng hls own stock cals CAROLYN CASTEEN now has her own daughters talklng back to hel HERMAN CASTLEYls runnlng for the Mr Beautlful Contest BRENDA CRABTREE has taken oy er the presldency ROLAND CULPEPPER IS the prelsdent of the Out Dool Constluctlon Company JOANNE DRAGON IS now a captaln IH the Waxes RICHARD DAVIS IS the water boy for the Baltlmore Colts because he couldnt stanu the thought of leavlng Archer SUE ELLIS IS runnlng for Presldent of the Unlted States on the platform that women of the U S ale neglected and need more attentlon CHARLES FLEWINIINC IS the Rudy Vallle of the modeln moyle scleen JIMMY FLOYD has Just won the wolld s champlonshlp f0l hls DIILQ bull DIANA FOREMAN IS a lectulel who speaks on the sublect of the halmful effects of tobacco and alcohol ANN I I'RRI'Y ls a mlsslonaly ln deepest AfllC'l ROBERT COODMAN IS tlylm: to flnd a way to suppolt a famlly wlthout wolklng JIM HEI TON IS stlll tlylng to flnd that perfect lzlrl NANCY HEI TON ls stlll undecided to hel chosen ploftsslon VILKIF HELTON IS the mothel of some llttle Pitts JOYLE HORTON IS lscllpt wlltel fol Rell Skelton JENNIFER JOHNSON has now taken oyer the place .ls pllvlte secletuly on the Ann Solltheln Show JERRY JOHNSON IS stlll expellmentlnl, wlth a IODIC to stlmulate growth ROSE MARY JOHNSON IS happlly marrled to a boy whose name sllps my mlnfl at the IIIGSCHI, PATSY JOYCE lb now YHIIIIEIIHK for Vogue Nlagazlne ANTHONY KUREK IS proprletor of hls own motor scooter shop RICHARD LOWE-ls a radlo broadcaster for the XOICQ of Amellca fl om East Bellln CAROL MCCLENNEY IS now selllng potatoes for Culpepper s Potato Farm OSCAR McCLOUD has turned out to be a second Fablan and I5 now stalrlng ln a new Bloadway Muslcal RANDALL McCOY has hls own quartet The Real McCoys DON 'VICDANIELS IS slnglng lock n roll songs wlth Fats Domlno s brother Sklnny Checkers RALPH MOSES IS now one of Amerlca s most outstandlng englneels BUZZY MULLENS has flnally taught Patty how to chew tobacco DOUGLAS PASCUA has Just completed a new Spanlsh Engllsh DICIIODBIX It lb sald to be the most complete one ln the hlSlOly of that tongue FRANK PEELE-has flnally won the Olymplc Track Meet fox the 220 JANE PENDLETON has replaced her mother flrst grade teacher at Deep Cleek Elementary School JO ANN PHILLIPS has flnally taken oyer Hedda Hoppel s famous gosslp column MARLIN PHILLIPS IS now manager of the stock cars at the Intelnatlonal Speedway JIVIMY POW LLL-has just completed hls llfe tlme ambltlon plantlng the flrst successful flower garden on the moon LINDA RILE-ls now wolklng for NIBIQXIIIE HOSIPIQBI and has Just dlscoxerell Z' ways to tle an altely ANN RUSSELL now has her own danclng studlo whlch ls steadlly folclng poor Allhul NIUITBY out of buslness SARA SAV! YER IS now teachlng dramatlcs and ls about tc ploduce the well known play Arsenlc and Old Lace PAM SELBY IS now one of IIISIFOIDUIIIBH s greatest stars and has Just celebrated hel sexenth year wlth the company BETTY SILVESTER has flnally settled down to a DICE qulet llfe wlth Rock Hudson 'VIARIE SILVESTER the lnternatlonally known model has Just retulned from the RINIETB where she has been spendlng the wlnter BETTY SMITH IS now teachlng a course on the adyantages of marlylng young JERRY SWIITH IS now Warden of the Vlrglnla State PIISOD LOUISE SNIITH IS employed ln the Llbrary of Congress because of her excellent tralnlng undel Nirs Jackson ln hlgh school 43 I at . V' ' v: S - 1 ' Iv V' v ' A FRANKIE HYMANL-is still trying to reach some alzrecment with Carolyn. . ' , 4. . , .. . 5' . ' ' V' I' ' v' 1' , ' ' ' , . v - . . H ' NORMAN SMI'I'Hfnow owns and operates a Rest in Peace Mortuary Parlor . SHELBA SMITH-manager of Rose's has finally taken a day off to be in the minstrel. SYLVIA SMITH' besides being a happily married woman is a yery successful secretary, WAYNE SMITH fstill has his many admirers competing with his two-way radios. BUDDY SPItA'l'LEY4has just perfected a new blueprint for a collapsible skyscraper. CHESTER STAPLESfhas his own hot rod shop and has just designed a completely new space ship out of car parts, fully equipped with shock absorbers, LLOYD SQUIER-has just traded his motor scooter in for a IHTIJ Cadillac. KAY TOTHfis now playing: hockey in the Olympics. ANNA LEE TI'TEN-- has just opened the How to Overcome Shyness column in the New York Times. MELVIN VVALI,EIl+1iow owns a huge cattle ranch in Texas. PAUL VVEBB-his now one of the greater stars of radio and has just been awarded an Oscar for being the best comedian of the year. LOUISE XVESCOTT is now superintendent of the Alcatraz Insane VI'arfl. XVAYNE VVHITE 'is now head drummer at the Copacabana Club. KAY VVILKINS - after completing many successful years in baton twirlimz and dancing has now turned to trumpet playing. PATSY VVILLIAMS---'s my the first woman to be erlilol'-in-chief of the New York Times. l I1 SANDRA VVOTRING--is now a telephone operator for thc Bop-'I'ing-A-I,ini: Telephone Company. ANITA VVRIGHT--has completed ductor's training and is now practicing in Honolulu. fast wlll Anal Oesfament We the Senior Class of Deep Creek High School do hereby leave this our last w1ll and testament Ann Dixon EDDIE ADAIR leaves his Joke book Sandra White VERNON AGNOR leaves his seat on the Boweis H1ll Bus David Devers RAYMOND ARCHER leayes his position on the football team Priscilla Ault GAIL ASHLEY leaves her sweet personality Glynn Bittle GARY BALL leaves his book entitled Achiexe that Height in 10 Easy Lessons Janice Vincent PAT BALL leaves her dust pan and broom Robert Haddock TOMMY BARRETT leaves his Jar of vltamlns C D Ba1ley,BUCKY BARTO leaves his title of Best Dressed Jerly McKay BERTHA B-XYINOR leaxes her position as Edltoi of the Annual Calolyn Rhodes ELIINOR BEAMS leaves her position as head cheerleader Jack Falk JIMMY BELLAMY leaves his shoulder pads Wayne Radford WILLIAM BOBBITT leaves his scooter Christine Johnson LINDA BROWN leaves her place on the Senior Bench Elizabeth Womble GERRY BUSHAK leaves het flirtatious ways Donnie Whitlovs HERMAN CASTLE leaves his title of Best Looking F1 ench and get avs ay vs 1th it JOSEPH CAREY leax es Kenneth here to look after his Q'I8.YIflIIl0th8l 510 Wg V Culpepper BRENDA CRABTREE leaves hex English books tHe will need em Boboy Owen ROLAND CULPEPPER leaves his title of Cutest 'XI B Betts RICHARD DAX IS leaves his quiet ways Carolyn Ffumei JOANN DR A-.CON leaves her paint brushes Sonny Rountree, DAVID ELBONI leaves his vs av with girls D tie Faileigh SLE ELLIS leaves he1 title of Best All Around Noi man Weaxei CHARI ES FLEIVIINIINIL leaves thc ability to write love letters Holton Copeland IIMMY FI OYD leaves his favorite cow 44 To . y . . . To ' , ' . ' ' . To . , 7 . . . I To . . Y . . To . , . . U . 7 . . To ' ' , , To , . . . . . To . . ' ' ' 4' , To ' , , ' f ' ' ' ' , . To . , 1 A - - - H To , ' , To , ' , T0 ' ' , I' g - ' . To ' , - ' ' , To ' ' ,Y 6 'h ' an . ' H. To Sandra Culpepper, CAROLYN CASTEEN leaves her ability to eat candy in To ' e V I, A ' ' al .H To - . . , , ' , . ' ' To ' . ' ', . ' .I . ' ' 1 - . To I ' .' i ' I I i ' . To ot ' ' ' , I ' ' - - ' . To .' ' 1 -, , , . . I . 1 ' ' ' ' ' . To ' , . , . ' ' ' , fast llhll And Zesfameni To Mary McCoy DIANA FOREMAN leaves her ability to be the class gripel Tanya Roberts ANN GERREY leaves her seat on the Senior Bench Jackie Lassiter ROBERT GOODWIN leaves his blond wavy hair Richard Simmons JIMMY HELTON leaves his walk the Preedy Sisters the HELTON SISTERS leave their seats in study hall Faye McClenney JOYCE HORTON leaves her ability to skip school J T Sykes FRANKIE HYMAN leaves his title as Most Popular and a million bucks J T will need lt' Virginia Metzger JENINIFER JOHNSON leaves her naturally blond hair Larry Harrell JERRY JOHNSON leaves his book of phone numbers Wanda Phillips PATSY JOYCE leaves her title of Best Dressed Diane Dickie ROSE MARY JOHNSON leaves her typewriter John Archer ANTHONY KUREK leaves his ability to be late for class the Hamilton Twins JOHN LATHAM leaves his five study halls Felix Woodley JON LINDSAY leaves his sense of humor fwarpedb Lawrence Smith RICHARD LOWE leaves h1s position on the football team Barbara McGmn CAROLE MCCLENNEY leaves her fwaysj OSCAR MCCLOUD isnt leaving anything he s Just glad to get out' To Bobby Scott RANDALL McCOY leaves his seat at Jr Rescue Squad meetings James Ashley DON McDANIELS leaves his stylish hair do Ruby Brinn SYLVIA MATTHEWS leaves her book entitled Married Life Tommy Meiggs RALPH MOSES leaves his title of Most Likely to Succeed Jerry Rice BUZZ MULLENS leaves his chewing tobacco Bert Culpepper BILLY OWEN leaves the front seat in Miss Hairrs room Rachel Armstrong DOUG PASCUA leaves his good study habits Lewis Holland FRANK PEELE leaves his track shoes Betty Austin JANE PENDLETON leaves her power pep pills Faye Stewart JOANN PHILLIPS leaves her title of Most Athletic Howard Bagley JIMMY POWELL leaves his big mouth Faye Taylor LINDA RICE leaves her ability to get along with the teachers ANN RUSSELL isn t leavlng anything she s Just glad to get out To Betty Andrews PAM SELBY leaves her title of Most Likely to Succeed To Pattle Paige JEAN SILVESTER leaves her seat in Mrs Toziers homeroom Gay Daniels MARIE SILVESTFR leaves her calorie counter Nancy Baines BETTY SMITH leaves her ability to take shorthand Charles Verschoor JERRY SMITH leaves his ability to chew gum in class Ralph Simmons LOUISE SMITH leaves Mis Jackson and the library Billy Rockey NORMAN SWIITH leaves his way with the girls Amos Phillips SHELBA SNIITH leaves hex musical abilities tHe will need them Mr Wells WAYNE SMITH leaves his library card for the Portsmouth library Ronnie Edwards BUDDY SPRATLEY lea Jes his cool hot rod Jimmy Goodwin CHESTER STAPLES leaves his position of top eliminator of the gear grinders Jerry Honeycutt LLOYD SQUIER leaves his muscles Barbara Jaskowiak KAY TOTH leaves her a book on The Maintenance of a Stl 1 Yvonne Melton ANNA LEE TUTEN leaves her long finger nails fYvonne needs them PhylllsiEll1ot MELVIN WALLER leaves his red hair and freckles Mr Watson PAUL WEBB leaves cherished memories of the minstrels Shirley Wllkms LOUISE WESCOTT leaves her vast knowledge of Shorthand Ricky Strader WAYNE WHITE leaves his title of Most Talented Richard Hodsdon NORMAN WHITLEY leaves the headaches from being Presi dent of the Senior Class Kay Barker KAY WILKINS leaves her tltle of Most Talented Carolyn Martin PATSY WILLIAMS leaves her title as ' cutest Carolyn Hxggmbotham SANDRA WOTRING leaves twenty pounds To Sandra Williams ANITA WRIGHT leaves her place at the Semor Table in the Cafeteria 45 To , ' , To . . , . . 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To ' ' , ' ' To 1 f H rv n 'H To ' , ' To 'a .' , -, , I I3-'33 lllli lil ll ll I I ill!! ill Ulm Ill lun nl' Umor Class lStand1ng left to Flghtj Mr Tozxer sponsor Rxch Presldent Mrs Leftwlch sponsor lSeated left to ard Hodsdon Presldent Carolyn Rhodes Vxce Tight, Chrlsty Johnson Secretary Faye Stewart What a task' The b1g moment IS here at last' Can t you guess what we mean? Why the Junlor Senlol Prom, of course Th1S IS one moment we have all looked forward to 1n hlgh school There was a lot of work 1n volved, but everyone d1d thelr share to make It a successful event J UHIOFS not only have the Prom to contend w1th but also many other act1v1t1es Dances and selhng d1fferent 1tems were needed to ralse money for the blg event Co operatlon Treasurer and part1c1pat1on were shown by all the Junlors Each one of us look forward to our last year 1n school By concentratlng on our home work, but stxll part1c1pat1ng 1n other act1vi t1es, we have made th1s year a memorable one to all Each and everyone of us have done our very best to provlde the way for forthcomlng Junlors at Deep Creek H1gh School as years go by ., ' H, ,mf ,nw hy. fm ,ilu , ' , t nl.. ,v Z 4,5 mm V , X -nv ' M Q .nu x n L .nn , 2 nu .ii ' ,pw ' ,Mo nu: ., W W SS .m t l -. s ,L l . nu . 1 , V ? ' Q 'V -v 4 l 1 an n 1 ill: Q . 5 o -an X o 7 . - 1 x ' 1 . ' 9 J v 2 v v ' X v y v t . . . . . , . . - . , . . . m . . i S ,sa , nv-'fs' fl, John Archer James Ashley Charles Bailey Gerry Boroody 4 vm l- A 1, m Qu I I J' 7 ,ro w K, .QB ' ' -aff' Y .1 Betty Andrews Priscilla Ault Nancy Baines Martha Brannani f Q in -. ,ll 1' Y f-v fi!- F, A 'Q I L 1 1,-ra 4- -... Jack Arnold Betty Austin Kay Barker Ruby Brinn ' . nf 4-4 Y , lg 4. , , X '. 'x , X , lx Rachel Armstrong: Howard Bagley Glenn Bittle Barbara Brown Mx ! Mitchell Brown fa .55 l J Larry Cahoon Virginia Cannon Phyllis Elliott unior Class Earl Harding Thomas Hulbert n-.. R li5ly?c :'i , e . M. V. Culpeppev Patrick Evans Everett Hardy -0 e- f 14 it .2 o Q I ,M Sandra Culpepper Dottie Farleigh Larry Harrell Barbara Jaskowiak Ronnie Jeffrey 'Nigg- if 'Q-4 45 5 fr A me W L tr- . w-I-+'i W- Y ifis 5- iwt ' ao' r'4 -um -S ,., 'i Robert Dandrirlgre Carolyn Farmer Joyce Hartman Christy Johnson i in-Q 1' f- Qu: -mv' x I' XI' X, ,Q H , xi XX f E x f nys 5- ' 1: :K-7 3 s 4 4 4 'v David Devers Jean Griffin Carolyn Higginbotham Marshall Kight wrw., A nn Dixon Robert Haddock Jerry Honnycutt Jackie Lassiter SK 6, ,f 2 X xx , i Au, . x lv N, X f 7. f-rf ' 432 we Y . w Anita Dotson Billy Hamilton Richard Hodsdon David Lassiter firm- -- I . 5:3 ,Lf ,, C,o?'3,f'1lff V ,fri K I ,,Mi'u?'f , vb. 7 ' 1 ' Y , 1 L ' fi! A V i rf' E r I3 Mffifh F 5 .fs 1 , gp v 1 T ' ' .Q K r ag x wi l Don Elliott Bobby Hamilton Elaine Hughes Patsy LeDoyen avoi- '53 Q' Peggy Leary 1 an ' i 'ww -15' Olivia McClure bam QW-uv l Mary MCC oy Ruth Mitchell unior Class Janet Preedy Lawrence Smith ft, fx: cl .585 Ike ,I .Q f' 8 x i i' , f 3, Kenny McDaniel James Mosley Wayne Radford Nancy Spence sg'v4Za 5 g rn. ex f 5 1-- ey ,F t Ei, .' , , iile f e ' J 2 I will 5 A f fit Thy: 5,7 ,,...-., ix. 4, .il 4555, 3 it -surf ,ff y , , ia- f i ,.,, Q 1 s 1 mf W flfi '- Barbara McGinn Bobby Owen Carolyn Rhodes J. T. Sykes 0' 50' qw A ix It J, un y '.-fv , Bl..- s. X-GQX .W e I llx .ffl Jerry McKay Patti Paige Tanya Roberts Faye Stewart 1+-ev 1 Th Y 14371- Q5 By! 'milk x XXMQ F1 M ,H 'Xxx 'N 4 'fo fi '53 A 'i,, ,M A ., wg, in int Carolyn Martin Tommy Meigsrs Virginia Metzger Carolyn Payne Amos Phillips Wanda Phillips Billy Roclw y Sonny Houncltiee Linda Sauyei Ricky Strader Fay e Tax lor Alice Troy er l Harvey Miller Edna Preedy Bobby Scott Clara Tuten -2 4. T-f 1. wr ,fi rl ,Q Vharlcs Ycrschuor G 4 , Q' ' 5 in I , .,,-44,1 J ,ga L ' K , ' A xi . 1 ' K . ,AM ,W X 1 il R ,S , 5 . ,. 1 ,H ,R - l 1 U, X I . fy , V P , 1. , , J-1 'Elf ,7 5' E 1 I 'gg 17,436 if -, Q 'qv 'lf X R l 2 3 U, 5 fij 2 5 3 f Y Janis Vincent Donnie Whitlow unior Class Shirley Wilkins Q2 '-v i rfb' ,X Q' 74 Nancy Wade Sandra White Sandra VVilliamXs Gene Collins X A , Nw' 'ZR og HN if 17--Q 435 Norman Weaver Barbara VVilkins Elizabeth VVomble Howard Holt if -ab ir. Q23 Buck Wheeler Norma VVilkins Harvey Wright Elbert Woodley ' if 5 Not Pictured Nut Iictnrvcl Nfll P'zr'1urwi 52 , X N , 'Y n,,h,,,,,1 X-v -I isa ,Q ' ' ' f, iw-6 'A M f J ff -.3 0 C-,J ,V 5 s, A l 'Is HV fi' 4' pwuwnw QStand1ng left to Tlghtl Wally Smxth Presldent MISS Wllson Sponsor Mrs Wells Sponsor Cllfton Sophom Boy t1me IS really flylngl Here we are sophomores already w1th only two more years ahead of us Lookmg back over the years 1n school It feels good to be 1n hlgh school at last. Thlngs have really changed s1nce we were 1n the elementary grades, but It all seems worth whxle now. By now each one of us has started to pre pare ourselves for our classes, and we have enjoyed the extra currlcular act1v1t1es we gm MSM: 5892 842527 If all like lik li! 11856 Illia Molleen Vlce Presldent Margaret Whltson Secre tary Kay Whltley Treasurer ore Class have partlcxpated 1n durxng the year Bemg sophomores IS sort of an honor We have the honor of electlng class off1cers and g1V1Y1g' dances for the enJoyment of the whole school The Halloween dance was a success and a lot of fun The money collected from the dance went mto the treasury preparmg for the J un1or Semor Prom that we work for m our Jun1or year 1' 4.5- f V' 1 . , ,f LV' - .. ' f :wa ef M' , 4 . : ww V 3,i,,.,. gb, I J , if by . . , HJ- ,, , a A ' ' Jaime -limit 5 5 aww' 5 K : K - lv '. I I I 14 1 l . 1 1 D Q s 'l J ' 1 3 - , S S v - . . . . . . . y - ' 1 S4 115 1 .rigg- 5 ' 4 u Beverly Allison Danny Bass Sudie Blevins Janice Brannan Roy Cartwright 1-in ,LQ fs- 3 ll. o,,,,,5 'il af, s ' an ' 'S fQ..5 Ann Ambrose David Bass Carolyn Bobbitt Frank Breeding Johnny Casella Z ft ,J , W4 JSL Y 'ni -. aff Alex Asble Paul Bass Beth Booker Louise Butler Emmie Clark Q .- VG. Q fn-' gg. Irv, f. frm an -,x x:,,f- ,Y 1? L 424 A 'S .33 wg ,lil 1 ' A. 1 4 fiv- XC new Pattie Bailey Ketta Belcher Jean Boone Kenneth Carey Ronnie Cofield il -gn , .X ry U' .N . -if Q - - qi-r Willie Barkley N. B. Betts Randy Borges Johnny Carroll Douglas Collins . b 2 J 091 My 'N . A X i 5 sG.?f :Q 3. v '55 chi if X fg -.Jil x i 1 1 if Qt f '73 -fb 7 'Q-v 7?l 'QW' Susie Barrett Donald Black qf K.- K 1, ' xx ' W , ' ur 6. a Connie f'o1'1'cll Fay Elliott Billy Harrell Joel James Patty Lueckc 5 4.1 L. in Q' 4-25, G-r-,v lioso Cross Blend 1 K 1 uey .linnny Ellis fail Ex mchilx Harry Hardee .limmy Johnson l'eg'gy Lupton 2 iq '73 G., Wikw' R wwf Al or-Q, QN Bert Culpepper Octavia Evers Diane Hewitt Carolyn Jordan Leigh Mattox 4134- v- Z! 41? fa- ,... Steve Culpepper Jack Falk Carol Hicks Louise Joyce Faye Mc'Clenney ,Q 41' ,vu I Eff ei 53: A . '! R -5 04' C' ,. L S It 4 l i ',w f A' lx-h at Q., 'R Q' , ew, o -- ' ., i -it V- is V .,,L Nancy Cummings Gay Daniels George Galo Donna Hinnant Marg'aret Kania June McDonald ,F 3. C f 3 QQ I .CQ1 'S' qv- 'f xl A' .ff Y, ,Fx tm ,2 ' jew! X T 'V it SVI 4 H-cn ' . fxk Nun Billy Green Emily Honeycutt Julia Koolman Dorothy Mc'I'he1'sm1 -lO vrvvy -9- ' Q.. , 1.-Q ' 341- 4 re X7 Charles Darnell Carl Green Harold House John Large Glenda Mclleynolcls I ' .55 .Q '- C 1 dr- I , Q7 , , ' x 4 Pat Dew Foy Greenwood D 4 . Rich21rcfMeiggs Yvonne Melton Mary Rawls Libby Rapier ,ffilfp GW v- if Butch Mintz Jerry Rice Sophomore Class Ralph Simmons Betty Jo Stewait Jimmy Wescott , i Richard Simmons Danny 'Sykes Bonnu Whltforcl 05: W' mlb 3' Q 4- -Qu xx 'I' H? ' ' -ft' 4 7 'N 4 6' L f : V at , Q ., 'L 'x fc' lf Wifgg A I l l, A A Clifton Mollevn Charles Moss To Judy Rice Anne Smith Ju Anne Tlylol Kay Whiflex Mike Riley Ju' Judy Smith Lesl 'NI xncy Taylol Patsy Lrg, xret Whltson Betsy Mania... '16 Q... 605 ,K ,I Within our reach, but we have to reach out ,f e g V it U Ula ,'55...-,,,. 'ff-W-M-M yaegegps Meme zrvwgem gif!! QTEK: ,, amd ISJWZQX: QQBVY' H4511-iff 'X 1.'e':.-. S uname is - Y. f' 05291 u iv N. an uv fn, a f . llfll Yasklisws M I an u iff. gamers Haas' .1 v 5 E335 5 mm . mm 3 asv WWE! ww, lwitil we ' nsfmmf 5 U 'EE 5... I I 1Left to rightj Clarence Goodwin Freddie Bagley Jimmy Pierce Tommy Rhodes Do you think we could sneak the senior bench? ? Hreshmen Class Just think, only three more years to go be- fore we are seniors. Isn't that going to be great! It will probably seem like eternity be- fore We get there. We must realize that our jobs as freshmen begin at the present. There are many ac- complishments that must be attained by all of us. We can see the advantages that are and grasp these opportunities by ourselves. The teachers are here to help us in every way possible, but everyone's co-operation is needed. By their help and our determination we can progress, leaving behind us many pleasant memories to recall in the future. ,... lc,, .f.1' Q...- B -A Nye is ' 1+ gl 1 .' I Q 0- y All-, T all Ann Agnor Larry Arnolil Susan Beck Patty Burnette Linda Carter 1 as f Jerry Agnoi' Steve Arnold Tommy B1-fls-'le Linda Burriss Curtis Coleman 8' any J A Us xi ill 2 ff 7' ' A' 'K Janet Allen Allen Atzert Dallas Belcher Rodney Butler Glenn Davis A5.- . 4,4 x V, 4. fffff, 1 v 3, 4 , QQ, Mary Allen Sandra Ambrose Betty Anderson Mary Bagley Virginia Barkley James Barnak Leslie Boynton Douglas Bray Bruce Brickhouse Virginia Cameron Bill Dezern W ae., -cy' is AQ5' Ronnie Carey Pearl Dickens Carolyn Carroll David Dixon Frankie Carroll I tilli HBP a I' Nancy Donithan 62 X Q,- .4-we K U fu-u ' M- - rn 5 .-if W. l Clara Eason Loretta Elliott Grace Hardee Samuel Harding Otto Horton William Horton Joyce McDonald Judy McDonald Shelia McKell David Olah Judy Parker Jerry Patterson il 4, ,r ,V g if if X, ' Liza ' -4 J , 'X J '. x , 5 F ,J 'gp X 3 M ,:..,N 12' ,b 74-ff' 11 , 1' 5 .lf 'Y' Z' . 'lf' 2 iff -. 13' 5 , Tai A ?! 476 N... V: at 3, J, , Q ei -. 1 S- tk. Judith Evans Ronnie Harris Lee Irving Patty McPeeks Jimmy Pierce if 'va 2WgfPFTi, f, 1 E K 'Q i Joe Floyd Bill Harris Vay Jeffreys Vernon Mayberry Catherine Pierce Gene Forbes Carolyn Hartman Linda Johnson Thelma Metzger Richard Podruchny Suzanne Franklin Virginia Hill Leroy Lane John Mitchell Joan Powers Cf' Y -7' I K. Z ,N , - J, EJ? Y- Vi' e. -, Sv I' A H ' 4 Q , 'nv ,, . '34 ' 'ky f 1 , , ., r 9 .4 1,5 ' 'fd 3, P if .Q Qi if ,A z ., fu has. QQHO 'Q g ' , Bronclu i l'1'vxnm Kay Hnrrm-ti l'lurz-m-0 flnmlwin Vivkic Gmulnmri BUZZ lluflge-N Yvzxylu' iilniyfz-w Andy Imnm-r Mllw I,:m1-1-mf Richard Mitchell Donna Murelanri Geurgv Preeriy Kenneth Iiarlfurfl T? 6- 6 'K ,vi - 4. 1 '7 X s K1-nm-1 h Homin-s lmhlw Iwo Jimmy Morgan Jimmy Rakes Nancy Hofflor Davixl Lester Richard Moxley Freddie Randall aim-'G' l f' . .xr wtf 4 1 5 4 p James Gurrvll IPL-no llllrgunus human Iiuggarml l'h1-rry Hurn Cfarlylm- Mvllania-1 Sandra Muse Lewis Reafi F Beverly ML'Dzxni1-ls Sunya Muse Jimmy Reeves x L . 4 - E' x.: NN' g ' xx I X. xi ... X - ' '. ,tv 6' 4' I. ani, A L i Y, tif tj A Y E' Betty Oakley Sharon Renninger 6 I wr' vm. Y 4 ff. ax , A 2 5 wh -'Q' ..-T era., T aff , ,, ' Q ix ' -E-, f E I fl X I gi me 5 fa I, Tommy Rhodes Susan Rose Judy Schleppi Bill Slate f 1 for 4.23-M 1 I , c- L.. Fi-as D an Alvin Ross Allen Smith ,, gg, yn,-G-. .ww I A ,, I? Q- .' 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JBL ij? if if ,W Around and Raymond Archer Wittiest Jimmy Bellamy and Kay Toth yy y V0 Best Personality Billy Owen and -lCI1Illf01' Johnson Most Likely to Succeed Ralph Moses ami Pam Selby g . QL 9? 1 L E E 1 S ! Host Popular I.imla Hiro and Frankie Hyman Most SI udiuus Q-mln C'1'z1bt1'0L- amd Jimmy Ifluyml za in Mgr 'Q' pid' Kr.: ' an Y? sw iv gsm 9: 'M Aww, fn HR' x Ka, Host Jane- Pcmlletor. Host Dressed Patfx .Jffyuo mul Bucky Bzzrlu 1 , , N-k...,., 1 K 'Tx 'Q-f-7 1' r 44 X XX-11 v,. z ,Q ,J if It W 1 ,L sp Q is Q f , f A 'A in '23 Q 15 ,aff 'ri 5 1, 6 ?f fAuw'f .W -V .V N., ,. , , 'M' A . VARSITY l'llIiIiKI,I'I.XIJERS tleft lu lliglitn Sanilra l'ulpt-pper, Priscilla Ault, Dottie I.ou Fai-liegh. Carolyn llliomles. l iii Ashley. lilinoi' Benin:-s. Klzirtha I'Zi'annan, Faye Taylor. Lintla Hice. Louise Butler. ,lnily Rice. Cheerleaders JV VH EERI,E.XIlEKS lleft to Right. Front Hows Betsy Williams, Margaret Johnson. Donna Morelanfl. ick Rowr llrenila Freenian, Patsy Wells. Brenda Rell, Q? M , 3 :- Q v , , , I Q .X Ilia' 6 r 'ii' - , - Q- l 'C' L ' L . . 'i ff s MM Our cheerleaders are eleven of Deep C'reek's peppiest girls. They can jump, shout. wiggle, and smile. There's more to being a cheerleader than leafl- ing the spectators in cheers. First, every girl must have a aver- age or better. If she meets this qualification. she may enter try-outs in the spring for cheer- leading the following year. There are many practices before the final try-outs. practices where each girl gets a glance at the work anil cooperation necessary for a goocl cheering Squad. When the cheer- leaders are selectecl there is laughter and tears. The s qu a fl begins practice in August for the big football season. After school begins, the girls practice twice a week. There is fun at these practices, but there's also harcl work. All the girls cheer at each football game, but only five cheer at each basketball game. There are many gooml times to remember . . . pep rallies, games, par- ties tespecially pajania partiesl. homecoming. parafles. money raising p ro j e c t s, and other events. Deep Creek is very proud of its cheerlead- ers this year. No wond- er, they're good! Y 5 l The Mixed Vliorus presents the Winter and Spring foneerts eaeh year. partir-ipates in the Distrivt Il YMEA Yoeal Festival. and sends some of its members to partieipate in the Eastern Section of All-State Chorus. Also. these talented people give many as- sembly p r o g r a in s under the capable di- rection of Mrs. Maxine Allen. MIXED CHORUS iLeft to Right, Front Rowj Mrs. Allen, Lynn XVadford, Mary McCoy. Diane Hewitt, Pat Ball, Carolyn Higginbotham, Donna Henna, Hilda VVard, Emmie Lou Clark. Margaret Johnson, Emily Honeycutt, Anna Lee Tuten, Bonnie Whitford, Ann Smith. Aceompanist, Julia Ann Copeland. fLeft to Right, Second Rowb Ruth Mitchell. Carol Elliot, Shelba Smith, Don MeDaniels, Oscar McCloud, Eddie Adair, Horton Copeland. Carol Hicks. Betty Jo Stewart, Betsy Williams, Libby Rapier. 1Lef't to Right, Third Rowj Ann Russel, Margaret Kania, Sandra Wotring, Anthony Knrek, Melvin Waller, Jimmy Bellamy, Marlin Phillips, Paul Webb, Buzzy Mullens, Randall McCoy. Nanny Taylor, Ellen Hardee, Rose Mary Johnson. GIRLS CHORUS Y Y N Y v u lLeft to Right, Front Row? Sunya Muse, Suzanne EIGHT!! f'RADI fHURLS I Franklin, Clara Eason, Sandra Muse, Linda Johnson. fL9ft to Right, Front Rowb Janive Vahoon. Diane 1Left to Right, Second Rowp Margaret Whitson. Duncan, Kay Phillips, Virginia Redsole. 4Let't to Carolyn Bobbitt, Catherine Pierce, Virginia Came- Right, Second Row? Bonnie liootee, Vivian Harris ron, Mary Bagley. Mona Ross. i 1 if A lil f I .- ., V I. 1 if Q ff . x Z .f L 11 ,- L .1 I f 4232112 E,:,v.4:2.'5 522' 7- 1 ,SMJV UZ-, 1, v.'.. 4f.1 EC!v fJ ,vu .ff-':': 1..'-1,1-,-f -.4:- ., .TZ if. 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'rf r-6 ...'lAfAf- -H -.. ,2.:,.:F-fg, Sfifiii' sw: -2, ' -:f 5-',-..1f5':, fu, ,ZF-4:2 wwf .. CQq,f.,,, -,-F.-.-- x...:,x7-L... 5-5...-iv,-2: .-LAC.:-s.. w,.:..vI....k. E ,C lb 41 77 3 'C 'E N CL TE 5 P, -.1 ,- ,.4 ,- V P A' Af fv- ,-. ? I1 1 Q E L.. v 5-4 P. E-1 ,- 'fl 'ff LE cm. E 'if Majorettes fLeft to Right? Joyce McDonald, Jo Ann Bailey, Jo Ann Phillips, Carol Hicks. 4Kneelin,q, Taylor, Betty Jo Stewart, Patsy Tousignant, Patty Head Majorette, Patsy Williams. ':fa'P? -f -V WE-!T 5 if ll - 6 . A Hs ' -t '- 7' H V, ,:. l5' '?g' 0.4 '51 7 'd i . 511:13 .. . z5?:T 'T i1 t es eimj. 'fe Vik 'T v - . . m?m'TW .'.' -32 Q ' 7' i' fEil 2?,f 'fi r- H ' V l 7 ' -.1 p Q, ,4 I i if A in V, f , ' . 10 3 Rfk -- 'f f-g A ' ' -- 0-f ,!--- L L- - l E 4 'Eff , I ll wily ,TT V, mmagd? M?tu,,3M,, Jmadl. V Va ,F av ,. ' I J fu' e fl-J M Q, gqrf' vfzmfu' 9 f -1 .. -f'--, V- . ..W of r B' X i ' ' i A ffl L ' f'? Kg-. '4 V! . ' 'IPX Half-time at the Oscar Smith game. NX . ,J xfvf' Q 1, XJ h l xx' it J Nj' 1 ' xy J., X, ss. C4 X? uf 7 fl 7 1' -X If 5 ' l IX, F ' 'W f, f X. X VX' xx if , , Drum Majorette 'fa Katherine VVilkins Directbr' Mr. I. T. Bogsrurl Band Council: fLeft to Righty Bill Slate, Patsy Williams, Alex Asble, Frankie Peele, - - ,, . Presidentg Ann Casteen, William Bobbitt. The Deep Creek High Sqhflol ' B and has brought recognition and prestige to the school and f e 9. students. S This year has been very ac- Q S tive for us. We had nine football ' T Q performances from September to ' 1 f' ' November. The Band has been in numer- ous parades including the Oyster N f 9 Bowl in Norfolk. Z Q QSeated middle rowJ Pam Selby Treasurer Kay Toth Reporter Ann Ceriey Secretary Sue Ellis President Norman Whitley Beth Booker Chaplain Sandra White Parlimentarian fSeated front row left to rightl Patsy Williams ice President Tanya Roberts Joan Sexton Anita Wright Geraldlne Bushak Pave Taylor Sara Sawyer Barbara McG1nn Carolyn Martin 'Vlarv Bagley SCA The S. C. A. is the governing body of the school. Through this council the students organize the activities and policies of the students. Amerlcan Sducahon Week PRAISE PPRAISE Ygpls . A AIU!! ,mmfml usd 4 ,,, ,,,'w K 4..f1v1'V 7 Sue Ellis President fStand1ng left to rightl Louise Smith Clif t o n Molleen Carolyn Hlggln botham Tommy Rhodes Otto Holton Mi Watson S p o n s o r Gall Ashley Wally Smith Richard Hodsdon Roland Culpep per Kay Wilkins Nancy Brow n Carolvn Rhodes Praise and Appraise Your Schools was the theme of American Ed- ucation Week in all the county schools this year. For the fourth consecu- tive year Deep Creek placed first in the County Contest. Thanks go to all the fac- ulty and students who made Deep Creek the best of all the rest. ii? M1 fFront row, left to right! Jerry McKay, Roland Culpepper, Randall McCoy, Norman Whitley, Ronnie Gibbs, Bucky Brato, Jimmy Floyd. fSeated, middle row, left to rightb Betty Jo Stewart, Carolyn Casteen, Linda Brown, Kay Toth. fBack row, left to rightb Linda Rice, Pam Selby, Sue Ellis, Gerry Bushak, Anita Wright, Ann Gerrey, Diane Foreman, Brenda Crabtree. Mrs. Tozier. Sponsor. Mr. Watson, Sponsor. Horensics Zfie Stinger Staff fLeft to right, standingj Edwin Adair, Douglas Pascua, Jesse Sykes, Nancy Wade, Richard Hodsdon, Jeanie Silvester, Patsy Williams, Editorg Kay Wilkins, Associate Editor, Jo Ann Phillips, Mr. Watson, Sponsorg Robert Haddock, Sonny Roundtree, Rocjard Davos. fSeatedJ Tommy Barrett. Forensics activities include a number of things such as Pub- lic Speaking, Prose Reading, P 0 e t r y Reading, t h e Con- test Play, the Spell- ing. These activities are participated in at the District Con- test. T h e Stinger , of- fered to the student body six times a year, is a four-page news-sheet carrying articles about activi- ties around school. Patsy Williams Editor 'ar Mgr tFront row, left to rigrhtl Norman Whitley, Margaret VVhitson. Betty Jo Stewart, Ralph Moses, tgecond row. left to rightl Mr. Watson. Director. Jo Ann Phillips. -Terry Johnson. Jtbrxllll alters livtty .lo's costume in preparation fol the play while Nllll'l'2ll'l'l watvlios tho ull'11'Vs ro, he-arsimg. 5 :- v l 1 l ru l Zhe Contest Play England in the sixteenth-century reign of Elizabeth I was the place and time ofthe play offered for the District One- Act Play Festival held on March 11 this year. The last scene of Maxwell Ander- son's ELIZABETH THE QUEEN in which Elizabeth tries in vain to recap- ture the devotion and consequently the life of Lord Essex was presented to the student body prior to its performance at the District Festival at York. With last year's one-act play record in mind. the cast with Petty Jo Stewart as Eliza- beth. Norman Whitley as Lord Essex. and Margaret Whitson as Lady Jane Grey. looked with high hopes to the Stage Contest. Jerry Johnson and Ralph Moses played the Fool and Lord Vecil respectively. J I Ze' - , :af ' 5, S 5 , Q 9151 if a t Ill P ig V' 2 5 x gigsii mf Ks. . NFA 4 45' 1 f .',,'-Q' :jg six ' x.1 4'? 1 . ,- Y v- I 5 -I :gum M' vi ,, N I, V V' s , if Y N 2 I A A,-S K 9 ' 4 1 ii!! 5 M Q f get ,.. ,Q . ,K I, if 4 n M , AA A 5 an 4 , 1 V .. J p., NV' 7 ef 'Q Q4 'La mg, J A 5: fb 1 Sw f U 2 1 The Blue Notes Guitars and Drums Eddie Adair on the Bongos 5. s-fig ' -F swf' ? Na, ... Honey BUD Sings to Bloody diary, Honeycutt but where is Bloody Mary? 7? 95 -l Q hard at work!! And what members of the staff can't remember the nights they sat for hours gazing at a blank dummy sheet while their minds went on world tours-Ideas just wouldn't come! Finally, it was finished, however, and we just didn't know what to do with ourselves on Monday and Wednesday nights. But now, we have it back with us, always reminding us of a wonderful year at Deep Creek. The annual staff should like to thank each and everyone who helped to make this yearbook possible. Cow 'sn Jerry McKay Assistant Editor 1 ,4 fix ..., .... Wayne Smith and Norman Whitley Lay-out Editors Carolyn Casteen and Gail Ashley Frank P6619 and Frankie Hyman Typing Editgrs Photography Editors vga . so on..-1 irc ns-9 in 4- gf I7 'ex' , -xx ' f'. . bk? Y .fha ' lFront Row left to rightl Yvonne 'Vlelton Linda Cibbs Emilv Honeycutt linda Rice, Alice Troyer 1Back Rowh Oscar McCloud Jerry Rice Eddie Adair Rubv Brinn, Mrs. tStand1ng,J Beth Booker fSeated Left to rightj Bonnie Whitford Diane Hewitt, Carolyn Martin Betty Jean Silvester Sue Ellis Julia Ann Koolman Linda Johnson, 54 ,SR fi f L If l . I Eddie Adair President The Art Club was or ganized to provide ac tivity for those pupils with special interests and abilities in art. ., N,- -A N. Y G . ' - '7' C sh S, , Ax -mar . . up B'-wr x., 'T g H Th' 'izyrposevof the Biblia Grub is to em- phasize the importance of Christian ideals and to present daily devo- tionals to the student body. T77 A Beth Booker President T9 Kay Wilkins President T h e purpose of t h e Commerce Club is to promote at better in- terest in business knowledges and skills. The purpose of the D. E. Club is to de- velop leadership in and a professional attitude towards the field ot' distribution. Shelba Smith President . .f--.mfmxlnle--f'f ' 'Jgiln-r I' A 1. n fStanding, L. to RJ Rose Mary Johnson, Mr. Hobbs, sponsor, Vickie Helton, Joanne Dragon, Randall McCoy, Charles Flemming, Martha Brannan, Betty Andrews, Wayne Williams, Diana Foreman, Carol McClenney, Barbara Brown, Betty Oakley, Beverly McDaniel, Judy Schleppi, Kay Wilkins, Robert Haddock, Miss Burchette, sponsor. fSeated, L. to RJ Louise Smith, Elinor Beanies, Jennifer Johnson. Gail Ashley. Commerce Club DS. Club tFirst Row, L. to RJ Nancy Helton, Carolyn Martin, Shelba Smith, president, Marie Silvester, secretary, Ricky Strader, vice president, Paul Webb, treasurer. tSecond Row, L. to RJ Mr. Kozak, sponsor, Marlin Phillips, parliamentarian, Jimmy Helton, Melvin Waller, Felix Woodley, William Bobbitt, Editor promotion Mgr. D 1 QM' 3 ,' 3 Y2 an fLeft to rightb Mr. Overstreet, sponsor, Billy Hamilton, Norman Smith, Anthony Kurek, Harvey Wright, Buddy Spratley, Joyce Horton, Jorton Copeland, Patsy Joyce, Robert Goodman, Wanda Phillips, Larry Cahoon, Kenneth McDonald, Jack Arnold, Lloyd Squier, Bobby Hamilton. D. O. Club Dramatic Club LSeated, left to right! Marlin Phillips, Margaret Whitson, Paul Webb, Betty Jo Stew- art, Jerry Johnson. lStanding, left to rightb Randall McCoy, Sara Sawyer, Billy Carey, Richard Mitchell, Taylor Wyant, Pam Selby, Eddie Adair, Emily Honeycutt, Jimmy Powell, Louise Smith, Gail Ashley, Frankie Hyman, Linda Rice, Yernor Agnor, Gay Daniels, Margaret McDowell, Judy Smith, Pauline Pasko, Carol Hicks, Alex Asble, Joanne Taylor, Janice Brannan, Oscar McCloud, Norman Whitley, Wally Smith. Q Q IO0 rf J ff' f Q ! Buddy Spratley President The D. O. Club is com- posed o f those stu- dents o f Diversified Occupations. It is state affiliated. The purpose of the Dramatics Club is to promote in all phases of theater work, such as acting, scenery, makeup, etc. Betty Jo Stewart President v1 Sara Sawyer President The purpose of the F. T. A. is to promote interest in the field of th e teaching profes- sion. The purposes of the F. H. A. are to pro- mote a growing ap- preciation of the joys an d satisfactions of homemaking an d to f u r t h er interest in home economics. Carolyn Martin President ,LQALQ lSeated, left to rightj Patsy Williams, Mike Riley, Carolyn Casteen, Sara Sawyer, Barbara Jaskowiak, Sandra White, Carolyn Higginbotham. fStanding, left to rightl Mrs. Casteen, sponsorg Sandar Williams, Sandra Culpepper, Louise Butler. Patti Bailey, Kay Barker, Elizabeth Rapier, Judy Rice, Barbara McGinn. '.3',5,A. 3,H.A, fFirst row, left to rightl Francis Copeland, Bonnie Whitford, Carolyn Bobbitt, Ann Gerrey, Carolyn Martin, Patti Page, Betty Silvester, Nancy Spence. 1Second rowl Pat Dew, Janice Cahoon, Maxine Vickers, Phyliss Elliott, Julia Ann Copeland. Connie Corell, Emily Honeycutt, Faye Taylor, Carolyn Rhodes, Dottie Farleigh, Nancy Baines, Kay Phillips, Louis Wilson. fStanding, third row, left to rightl Mrs. Lette, sponsor, Linda Sawyer, Sheila McKeed, Patty Burnett, Elaine Hughes, Diane Hewitt, Julia Ann Koolman, Carolyn Hartman, Ruby Brinn, Gay Daniels, Virginia .Metgzer, Ann Dixon, Faye Stewart, Carolyn Farmer, Carolyn Jordan, Margaret Kama. Betsy Williams, Jane Pendleton. li., , as Louise Smith President Th e purposes of the Library Club are to en- courage a greater in- terest among the stu- dents in libraries and library service and to stimulate reading in- terest. The purpose of Delta Kappa Mu if to furth- er the member's know- ledge of math and to provide a wholesome atmosphere f o r t h e study of math in D. C. H. S. Us . X- 1 v Ralph Moses President Left to rightl Nancy Taylor, Jean Boone, Edna Preedy, Nancy Cummings, Doris Podruchny, Libby Rapier, Mary Ann Lassiter, Authur Ross, Randall McCoy, Faye Stewart, Carolyn Rhodes, Louise Smith, Frankie Hyman, Sandra Wotring, Ralph Simmons, George Galo, Maxine Vickers, Shirley Wilkins, Ketta Belcher, Edith Midyette, Michael Schrock, Barbara Wilkins, Ann Ambrose, Patsy LeDoyen, Mrs. Jackson, Sponsor. Eitirary Club Delta Kappa Mu CMath Club! fFront Row, L. to RJ Ralph Moses, Bertha Baynor, Wayne White. fSecond Row, L. to RJ Richard Hodsdon, Norman Whitley, Bucky Barto. 1Third Row, L. to R.l Anita Wr1ght,.Charles Bailey, Joel James. fFourth Row, L. to RJ Roland Culpepper, Richard Lowe, Billy Owen. fStandingJ Mr. Tozier, Sponsor. Y -,.-nv ,, ,Q Q ' ' Mx, W f 'Timur -we -H' l K xw'1l'vCNAl- N . QKneeling, left to rightb Anita Wright, Secretary, Pam Selby. President: Bertha Baync-r, Vice-President, Linda Brown, Treasurer. 1Standing, Second row, left to rightb Sandra Culpepper, Sue Ellis, Geraldine Bushak, Sandra White, Patsy Williams, Carolyn Caste-en, Kay Toth, Ann Gerrey, Tanya Roberts, Beth Booker, Brenda Crab- tree. fThird row, left to rightj Diana Foreman, Roland Culpepper, Ronnie Gibbs, Frank Peele, Amos Phillips, Martha Brannan, Betty Andrews, Mrs. VVells, Sponsor. afional Honor Society Projecfionisi Club Arthur Ross, Bill Harris, Ralph Simmons, Ronnie Gibbs, Johnny Carroll, Donnie Warren, Buzzy Horton, Harold Bagley, Don McDaniels, Oscar McCloud, Earl Hardy, Johnny Hammer, Randall McCoy, Larry Harrell, Jerry Johnson, Ronnie Cofield, Frankie Hyman, George Galo. QKneelingJ Donnie Jeffrey, Craig Rustay, Marlin Phillips. Tllma .-'ff .w . 104 ' 3 '15 X Pam Selby President The National H 0 n 0 r Society is made up of the honor students of the school. The mem- bers are selected by the faculty, and mem- bership is b a s e d on leadership, character, scholarship, and serv- ice. T h e purpose of t h e Projectionist C l u b is to provide assistance to teachers in the use of Audio-Visual mate- rials. nr is I -4 f I :. xx 1'Y 'X l g . A , V Y I ,'.,m.-, , . J, L . .,, Frankie Hyman President Q .qi it . 3 Jimmy Floyd President The objectives of the Science Club are to en- courage the study of science, to spread scientific knowledge, and to promote its wel- fare. T h e purpose of t h e Junior Science Club is to promote a better world through science. U Donald Culpepper President Mr. Mandell, Sponsorg Jimmy Powell, Wayne White, Gerry Bushak, Jimmy Floyd, President, Richard Davis, Norman Whitley, Billy Lorber, Earl Harding. Science Club unior Science Club lFirst Row, left to rightj Donald Culpepper, Roger Winter, Roy Creekmore, Eddie Macht, Robert Ryan. fSecond Rowl Mr. Wynne, Sponsorg Gary Bittle, Jimmy Smith, Tommy Bunn, Kenny Stepka, Cliff Eaton, Larry Buelow. l ,ff 4SeCond row left to rightl Gail Ashley, Ann Dixon, Kay VVhitley, Betsy VVilliams Linda Rice, Margaret Johnson. lFirst row, left to rigrhtl Miss Wilson, sponsor, Vii fzinia Cannon, Rachel Armstrong, Gerry Boroody, Sue Ellis, Diana Foreman, Louise Butler, Patty Bailey, Kay Toth, Brenda Cruey, Judy Rice, Julia Ann Copeland fKneelingf, left to rigzhtb Linda Brown, Pam Selby, Carolyn Casteen, Kay Wilkins Ghe 5m H1 Delta Chi Tri Hi Y is under the sponsorship of the Y. M. F. A. Its purposes are to promote Fhristian ideals and activities in school, in h om e, and in the community. This year the membership numbers into the twenties and has participated in many activities. The officers are: President ....... . . . Pam Selby 'sf Vice-President .... . .. Kay Wilkins Secretary ,..., .,.. L inda Brown Treasurer .. Carolyn Casteen Sponsor ... ... Miss Wilson Pam Selby ,O6 President SS iFirst row, left to rightl Roland Culpepper, Ronnie Gibbs, Frank Peele, Ralph Moses, Jerry Johnson, Paul Webb. fSecond row, left to right? Richard Hodsdon, Wayne White. Jimmy Bellamy, Jack Falk, Norman YVhitley, Chester Staples, Randall McCoy, Mr. Watson, sponsor. Zhe Delia Qamma Hi-lj Formed last year, this young men's club is still in the process of growing. It was organized for the purpose of having in school a club which upholds morals and healthful living among teen- aged boys. This year the 13 members elected its officers, and organized the club better. The Delta Gamma Hi-Y hopes to bring to D.C.H.S. prestige and recognition. Xl Norman Whitley President tFrom left to rightl Sara Sawyer, Diana Foreman, Jane McDonald, Mrs. Rainey, Nancy VVade, Ann Gerry, Brenda Crabtree, Elinor Horton, Rose Cross, Gail Ashley. Office Assistants UUE. tLeft to rightj Rose Mary Johnson, JoAnn Dragon, Kay Wilkins, Diana Foreman, Mr. Hobbs, Sponsor, Elinor Beames, Carol McClenney, Jennifer Johnson, Vicki Helton. The students who as- sist Mrs. Rainey cheer- fully offer their serv- ices as they receive ex- perience in varied of- fice procedures. Vocational Office Training gives one the opportunity t o u s e business skills and knowledges in actual employment. lO8 wk ? 'U ug U5 m P A Q, 7? is +G! Q I9 V421 cf i' PORT O9 Hoofga A -1:11 A 1 1 w, za , -f . A 1 ,1 H :' A W --???: A I 'K W, . 1' R 1 .b A -4, 7: 3 ' gg- . Richard Weeks Jimmy Goodwin Buzz Mullens Captain Ralph Moses Virginia Beach .. 6 Northampton ... .. 0 Churchland ... .. . 12 Franklin ..... . . 0 Southampton . . . . . 0 Poquoson ........ . 0 Norfolk Catholic ..... 0 77298 Great Bridge . . . . . . 13 efllor Play York .......... . 0 efs South Norfolk ....... 20 Total I Richard Lowe ff ,- J, ,',,,,, v , , Gary Ball fi 1. H xi' 'INJLJ ' f'i5Jf'? jf, if ,3. Clixfion Mollleen I ,V 1 I Jvl' Jimmy Bellamy Tommy Barrett David Elbon Raymojnd Arkher i xx? 'I 9 N 9.45, . Q C vw TA u' haw Y . ff' ,Q 5 'L Y 'll tgrfx 1 Q A A ,A fy!! X . I'he Yirpilmizm Iivzwh game was w the Olltllfil' wt' ihu selzxsfnl. Xhc XQY' tmfiitifllmzal fqm-xwl' ffm' Q 21 C h XX tmrn. The lifvrhvts scfwrefl in xg each t1U21I'1l'I' :md rwmped past X AX .he Seahawks fm' 11 33 tw G ' xx . . NX x'1ctm'5'. IM-ep 1 wok had 41 um N . . - 'X rwxshmg yxmlugv H1 29m gwmis xptain 7 4 'md 235 f.il'SI-KQUVVIIS. ,1' n M C.. 'il' .180 ,A . A ' '- 'iF 4Xi4Q M , , ' ' A i 'i'f.,.,'w','f if t 1, Y N A X .41 A V ' 4 . ' ., ,, , , ., 'M' x . A.. A ,A llx:l, ., , X s 1' W A y I V , 5 I lf: '-'Q' lf' M X -P- wx j . Q - I The Ileep l'reek llornets put on an awesome display of pow- Q57 ei' by 1'f+mpim:m'ex' Nflrthzimp- 5,43 We ton 38 tw 0. With l'ULlQ'l1 line 'QQ' pkg' and suvugeJike tackles, 4. .. the Hflmets quickly lmlke the Q i Q J A, Q' S p i 1' i I 'ff the Nfmthaniptwh Q9 f-. eleven. This was the Second QQ N - V i C t fi 1' 5' fur the Hwrnets :is AQWNN we t h e 5' m rw V e fl twwmcls the A425249 5 Vhzinipifwnship. YZ JV L 1 C0-Captain Jimmy I 5:1544 3' 4' an sv Fur ffl-'hz . 'Q 2-H-32 5, ' 'Vx .,,, Q. f xy, Q VIS 1 .. .i mln .,l A ., Vx ky-X, xxgxfxc .,. ,My ...iff fi' ici- A f'.f't 5'e 3'2Qxixis3-39 ai1Q?fi?QsQfss'-Vi X 153 5' 1.5 xf ,S h, .ws 0 XL X ' .. ',.t , .1 ,sqft n' A1-ow 'v , Q, The Hornets. extending their Q0 conference rec o rd to 3-0, of blanked the Franklin Broncos I 27 to 0. Ralph Moses ran nine , rn .Qifw yards for the first one and for QQ-7 the frame added three extra QQ points. Jimmy Goodwin went . l i 'i N t gf three and -10 yards in the third Q :Sf and fourth periods for touch- QQQ' downs and in the second a Co-Captain Wayne Smith ll6 pass. Culpepper to A r c h e r. gf o o d f o r 5 O yards overall brought a touchdown. 11' N 0, y 'B , 3 KI g Z ' - ' ' V f...g: ff 1- ',4'7g43J A ,A I if qw 6' mf' I Q I' I 439121 ' I 4 Miss Carole McClenney, Homecoming Queen, being crowned by Ralph Moses, football captain. 1 Homecoming nf N ,qfo 4 ' '05 - r 4 i 1 , . +. Z V Q , s Homecom ang Y fxws' Made feawfef' V! u 573 4 many H.,,,, eg-om. football Court esc . Orted b .V me mbers of the I G A A 1-W -- 59 Witt ,yn -wxp l v li ' I 'r 1 ' 3 ' ' K A l ' I ' 'wks rv- , t ,v I , rs 1 ' - iw ' fs ' w ' ' 'A Jr: l'f4i'l ' W ' . ,' -. '. , ' A ' fi VT 10' , A .' ' , 47. . ' Q7 'ft J ' 5 'v f - 'Y 5 ff 11 - ,X ,-. .' - ' ., .V f-, 4 - A-m :',.4. pi ,rA n,v .N ' u ff' I X A ff' ' V , s' it ze i 5- ' ' 'fa' 4' - , - A 1 W- wr '. f T f - 2 f , J f Q., T fi .A A 1--Q ..: Q. s 2 -. . 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'f , '28 , f,., l 4.6 V Nj ' as f 1' ,A 'fr I Mllvf--51 I A ,,.f-'fgf' ' it ,ybepgf Kg, ,,.f 5 A - H-v,51,1g55f, :Aw.1'v'.r-T 591551,-' 2, Q A , I' 1 ' A fi. t'-f -. 4 '-.,r,,,,:-., . L 'A ' A -5 f' 'M . ' fl-, 7 A .4 A + -A .,. -0 .6 bf fl rf. is .AM , -' ' -,zs2! v aa'w- L' M .A:z,Q,,,'V,'.'1,tgl, a,.e. l. It , . 4, 'IQFQQ-4 . M ' 6 7 f V f B' t -af ' 1 J 5 I 4 8,125 , , f, 1 if lvgfi ' -gf 1 'l A K ff'-sr .A' ffvt 4' . ,, A G. , ,. A np, A I .A ,. t. V, . . ,,. .8'1'6'U- :4'su. A.-4' -, 'A it We A' lf-'ifv l 71 '52 5 So fl? 862, gy v Qs Q39 is ge 5? 120 O. Q. Deep Creek,s upstart Hornets buzzed for three long touchdowns Thanks- giving morning to tie powerful Group I Oscar Smith, 20 to 20. The Hornets startled the favored Tigers by scor- ing on their second play from scrim- mage. The first score was tallied be- fore the game was four minutes old. My ,V-any Deep Deep Deep Deep Deep Deep Deep Deep Deep Deep Deep Deep Deep Deep Deep Deep Deep Deep Deep Deep Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek fLeft to Rightj Roland Culpepper, Jerry WIcKay Wallv Smith Wayne Smith Donnie Whitlow, Buzzy Mullens, Buck Wheeler, Herman Caetle Ieeee Sykes Garv Ball Daurl Elbon. 53 37 41 34 57 37 55 52 37 46 68 G4 48 63 56 40 63 50 55 55 Poquoson .... Elizabeth City York .......... . Great Bridge ..... . Virginia Beach Franklin ..... Smithfield ... Gloucester ..... . South Norfolk James Blair .... . Smithfield ... Franklin ......... . Norfolk Acade Poquoson .....,.. . . . 'I ork .,...,.. Great Bridge .. .. . Virginia Beach South Norfolk .. Gloucester ..... ... James Blair .. my 32 33 33 53 42 34 41 51 39 51 34 44 46 52 33 44 50 53 41 38 Basfietgall S5015 BUCK Wmeexet 5685 5-2556 f! 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'Jw U P D C Baseball Zeam Fundamentals of baseball bemg explamed by Coach Deep Creek team ln actlon Wes Swlsher fBack row left to Ilghtj Buck Wheeler Buzz Hamllton fFront Row left to Tlgllt, Jesse Sykes Wayne Wlllxams Buzz Mullens 128 . so ai .l R Hodges, Tommy Rhodes, Ronnie Harris,, Bobby Ralph Moses, Roland Culpepper, Marshall Kight N 1 l Buzz Hodges Roland Culpepper Ralph Moses Wx- ,mi NJ. n up-.., W enum indiana Buzzy Mullens Bobby Hamllton Gary Ball IW' K S li' x 'N' 1:-if ri' Tommy Rhodes Ronme Harrls Marshall Klght wflmlvvf Y .P dl! :H Jesse Sykes Wayne Williams Buck Wheeler 5rack The 1960 Track Team has the perspective of being one of the fastest teams in the history of Deep Creek. Last year many school records were broken, and Coach Caldwell feels that several others will be broken this year. Most of the squad of last year are returning this year as lettermen. Coach Caldwell expects several members of the squad to excel in many events this year,especially the running events. Since Caldwell has coached most of the boys for the three previous seasons he also expects his squad to come out on top in the District 1 Group 11 Track Meet. 1960 Hornet Speecisfers 1Back Row, left to righti Richard Hodsdon, Clifton Johnson, Jerry Honeycutt. lFront Row, left to Molleen, Billy Owen, Jimmy Bellamy, Frankie Hy- rightl Oscar McCloud, Norman Whitley, Herman man, Richard Davis, David Devers. fMiddle Row, Castle, Frankie Peele, Raymond Archer, Jimmy left to rightb Wayne White, David Elbon, Richard Goodwin, Lewis Holland, Earl Harding. Weeks, Richard Meiggs, Johnny Hyman, Jerry 100 y d Dash fLeft to Right, Lewls Holland Frankle Peele Raymond Archer Mr Caldwell Coach South Norfolk Aprxl Great Brldge Apr1l 7 Norfolk Cathollc Churchland Southampton V1rg1n1a Beach Aprll Apr1l Aprll Apr1l Vlfglnlah Pllot Relays D1str1ct Meet State Meet Apr11 May May High and Low Hurdles lLeft to Rxghtj Jerry Johnson Herman Castle Jerry Devers Bllly Owen Lewls Holland Frankle Hyman 440 yd Dash Mule Relay fLeft to Rlghtj Frankle Peele Norman Whltley Oscar McCloud Raymond Archer Klxxl 920 yd Dash 880 Relay fLeft to Rlghtb Jlmmy Goodwm Raymond Archer Frankie Peele 99 xNe Lv-f ' 880 yd Run Mile fStand1ng Left to Rlghtj Bxlly Owen Richard Vteeks Davld Elbon Wayne Whlte tkneellng Left to Rlghtj Rlchard Davls Herman Castle Rlchard Nlelggs Earl Harding , ,I ul lv , Q 'N ' .............. '11 A '14 ,an ' 1 N VH ,4 gl ' ' ' ................ ' 23 in l ll X QCN ' ' ' ' .......... ' 30 gin ' ' ................ 7 , , ly ' I 4 Q 1 Q . 0 1 Q Q ,1 Dxscus Shot fLeft to Right, Frankle Hyman Herman Castle iLeft to Rlghtb Bllly Owen Jlmmy Bellamy Cllfton Molleen R1chard Hodsdon Johnny Hyman Herman Castle Cl1ftonMolleen Head Coach Charles Caldwell Fxeld Coach Frank Webstel Pole Vault Broad Jump lLeft to Rlghtj Rlchard Melggs Jerry Honey 4Left to Rlghtb Raymond Archer Frankle Peele CHN Jerry Johnson Jlmmy Goodwm Norman Whltley l32 l H V C an r 1 4 ! i . n . , , . . , . I , , . , , . 1' - . I ' , - 1 . . v n y . 7 ' y 1 Q - ,v fu Awmm BME T f is P4 wma K C1005 Luo ates Gradu bble KB RO 1' he Hafdwa Hustle Fl UI Q T C I1 WLC!! 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Rf. , I3 I I : r rw o Ir U ' O I SUNSET MANOR RESTAURANT the Mltoy Hgh oy eo Ge Wosh H CRADOCK JEWELRY CO Gua a teed Watch Repal 7 2 Afro Po I4 y Pho e EX 7 5533 ISO C ply-'oct f,G NT 0:1591 AIR JMARKET 24 Hofs L, IWII' HMM, SQLQCLIN 'nf' Q MI W T GRANT 302 Hgh Sf Co plme-nts f GRAHAM FUNERAL HOME e s D S th No folk THE QUALITY SHOPS C e ed 8- P c d o t e g Portsmouth, Vo MORRIS CO INC V. sf Q r' f' I if I I I I V a fI' V ' w ,f - ' ' HJ p-I 7 I TJ If 2 7 cu! qf' 7 l X! 'fl r n 'ring 31' rw r WO on I I r i w n l rw r o. . wy. , fx Eor . B honoh C ' I 'II - If ' ' 1 ' lx ' JK I ' ,f A! . 1 T II om i fn S vf' U! 61, vu' l IA K , Q!! f E , YUM . I rv 1 GS U rf . j , I, -7 WF IV I ' . l I ,I ,X f Open, Ulf Day y V - I n. 1 L I -jf M ' Vyyify T7 I Jo IR I , I xl J X m i o I . I. A I Portsmouth H WI UCI ey ou r , Vo. I Alumni om r Features Clothing 81 Sportswear I - - Styl ri e f r h Youn Man TOWN 81 COUNTRY Flower 8- Guft Slfop CHAPMAN S JEWELERS Smce 1876 310 Hagh St ' IHIFI PRICE S INC Brand Nome Applronces and TV Seven Stores To Serve You Producers and Dustrlbutors of Golden Guernsey Mrlk Se yang Portsmouth and Norfolk Comer of Aurlnhe gfurripuke ond 9th Avenue Portsmouth Pho?ye EX 7 2387 ., , . 'h , Tv y!,,,,,-,,,,,, , .. W R 4 K .R ' , . T ' i 2 1 ' f r deer an eeee wc l L eeeeeeer so e seesefeessssy V Y Vrrrrrr Y Q Yiin Y W nr Y - WA WnY 7 W-WwvY YvgY7 X IINE G YI MIIIY T X V' 'JM Q . . V PA L+ . T N 'ii 5s X' T f ,AU KV Xxx, If ' XJ w, ATX K R I' X 1 Ag N V, E i ,f E - if X ' v F. 2, n ' v. 4'NMN M X X 2 M N Q., X kj . f r- LM' LLL Q? ,MN T1 K XJ ' 4, v 'V gg ,Q LLLRF ' 3, N'-KX N .MX LA 3- 'iff MX ti 1 3 Ni EY f . 'K Q Q5 ix mu r,x i,6 ix 1 Maxi, 'X 1, HU wA.....- ' . If' X-W' wi Fiflf' In Kr. . A I: . F 1 MN. . ..-