Atlantic High School - Cardinal / Beacon Yearbook (Oak Hall, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1964 volume:

W j ' n ’Q Ei if Tm- a • ' ■ -V Vjh; -. ‘V :„,-, ' A’- . V aV • ' v • ; • ' ■ R CSfcSfcj The Atlantic Cardinal Oak Hall , Virginia Volume XIV FOREWORD Atlantic High School is the hub of Atlantic District. Each year students leave its hallowed portals to venture out into the busy, surrounding district to take their place in society. Atlantic High School educates each individual to become a successful citizen in life. This volume of the Cardinal depicts not only the wholesome atmosphere of Atlantic High School but Atlantic District as well. We, the Atlantic Cardinal Staff, present this annual to you with the hope that you may value its meaning as we do. 2 DEDICA TION Some people think of and wish the best things for others; some put their thoughts and best wishes into practice. To those in the latter category our book is dedicated. By continuously helping others they have extended this practice of thoughtfullness and consideration into Atlantic High School. By giving of their time and energy to our various school activities, they have become very close and well-loved friends. Because of their wonderful personalities and their ever helping hand, we the Cardinal Staff, with love and appreciation, dedicate this 1964 annual to . . . BILL and HELEN JOHNSTON. 3 A Tribute to Jacklyn By Wayne Taylor With us she walked; With us she played; To us she talked; For us she prayed. The powers of love, honor, and grace Were always shown in her smiling face. The day came when she had to depart, And with her she took a part of each heart. Forever will be remembered her spirit and cheer, Her memory will live on earth with us here. Jacklyn Hope Russell Class of 1965 Mrs. Ethel Taylor Johnson Mrs. Ethel Taylor Johnson was associated with Atlantic High School for seventeen years as one of the lunchroom workers. She was a true and loyal friend and co-worker with the Atlantic Faculty and Student Body during those many years. The news of her death on September 28, 1963 deeply grie.ved all who knew and loved her. 4 ' ' Don your hat and let ' s be going, I’or the daffodils are showing In the gardens and the lawn at Corbin Hall. Garden lour by Katherine Roberts Wescott in SALT AND sANf) Faculty JOHN C. JUSTIS, PRINCIPAL Duke University -4T O ' HARRY C. BETTS University of Virginia DAVID E. HARWOOD Lenoir-Rhyne College AVALON D. BODLEY Longwood College ELISE B. JUSTIS Stetson University SUZANNE B. BEASLEY Longwood College DIANA CUSTIS Mary Washington College LOLA F. LANG Longwood College 6 Faculty i i NELLE D. NOCK Duke University JOSEPH D. PENNEWELL University of Virginia SALLY A. SCOTT Mary Washington College NINA G. TARR Temple University EUGENE TAYLOR A Va. Polytechnic Institute, K y MARGARET B. TAYLOR Longwood College 0 THELMA E. TAYLOR Western Md. College NORA M. TURMAN Cornell University 7 Atlantic High — An Active School By Day 8 A Busy Place Is A.H.S. By Night | 9 People We Appreciate Mrs . Bettie Nuckols Our Secretary Our Lunchroom Workers Our Bus Drivers Mr. Sewell Rowley, Custodian Alma Mater Hail, Oh Hail, Atlantic High School We will sing your praises now. You have ever tried to guide us Into paths of Knowing How ; How to dwell with other people, How to labor, laugh and play; That departing from your portals We might truly live each day. Hail, Oh Hail, Atlantic High School We will always sing your praises. Always try to heed your precepts Through our lives in future days. You our Alma Mater, we will Pledge to ever glorify; That for years to come We still may hear the cheer Atlantic High. 10 SENIORS Walk lightly in the dell where Francis stands. He watches while his kinfolk lie in sleep. Shrine by Katherine Roberts Wescott in SALT AND SAND Senior Class Officers ideht Barbara Hancock resident Joe Rhodes A. Repr. Tommy Taylor 12 ROBERT F. BARNES Bobby . . . inquiring . . • nice . . . cheerful . . . Deborah. BONNIE L. BYRD Bonnie . . . our editor . . . likes a farmer . . . amiable. ALVIN J. NORTHAM Jimmy . . . married man . . . Parks meat specialist . . . nice. Color Class of 1964 Motto Climb Though The Rocks Be Rugged. Flower Red and White C amelia 13 DONNA J. CHAPMAN Donna . . . short senior . . . sweet . . . army girl . . . pretty . . . studious. G. THOMAS DILL Tommy . . . hot foot . . . impetuous . . . some driver . . . Pocomoke. WILLIAM F. DAUGHERTY Bill . . . deep voice ... a hot rodder . . . Texas. MOST ROMANTIC Mickey Tarr Alice Jennings SENIORS Raising Money E. JANE DRYDEN Jane . . . smiley . . . diamond girl . . . freckles . . . farmer ' s wife-to-be. 14 JAMES E. GLADDING Jimmie . . . sleepy-head . . . Mr. Touchdown . . . nice-looking. WILSON S. GLENN Wilson ... an islander . . poison ivy . . . sly. BARBARA J. HANCOCK ' Barbara . . . blushes easily . . extensive vocabulary . . . intel¬ lectual. Keep Busy for Their Trip. M. BARBARA HICKMAN Barbara . . . pretty . . . nice . . . a flirt . . . good voice . . . talented. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Michael Marshall Barbara Hancock 15 Tommy Dill BEST ALL-ROUND Bonnie Byrd SENIORS At A.H.S. Annual JAMES F. HOLLAND Jimmy . . . quiet . . . shy . . . neat dresser . . . nice guy. SYLVIA L. HURLEY Sylvia ... cute . . . quite a laugh . . . flirt . . . nice-to- know. ALICE S. JENNINGS Alice . . . dimples . . . Mickie ' s girl . . . way out. LARRY D. LINTON Larry . . . shy . . . quiet . . contented with life. 16 Take Top Honors Fall Festival MICHAEL A. MARSHALL Mike ... a laugh a minute . . . ivy leaguer . . . non¬ conformist. Tommy Taylor MOST MISCHIEVOUS Donna Smith SAMUEL D. MARSHALL Sammy . . . duck hunter . . . girl shy . . . class goof-off. SANDRA L. MARSHALL Sandy . . . fun . . . keeper of the senior millions . . . cute . . . little sunbeam. MARGARET V. MATTHEWS Peggy . . . sophisticated . . . southern accent . . . pretty black hair. 17 LUCILLE M. McKAY Lucille . . . shy . . • quiet . . . everybody ' s friend • . . dignified. BONNIE R. MEARS Bonnie . . . pretty . . . cheer¬ ful . . . flirt . . . nice-to-know. TRUMAN R. MOORE Truman . . . red-head . . . freckles . . . quiet . . . blushes easily. Many SENIORS Enroll in Colleges CARLW. ODERMAN Carl . . . ladies ' man . . . fun . . . chemical wizard . . . well- liked. BEST DRESSED Donna Chapman Joe Rhodes 18 ? MALCOLM J. ONLEY Mac . . . ladies ' man . . . quiet . . . nice guy • . . loads of fun. SYLVIA J. PARKS Sylvia . . . sparkling eyes . . . happy . . . another Thornton fan. BEVERLY F. Bev . . . pretty . . . . Dinosaur . . . something. RHINE . . friendly always up to Edward White MOST TALENTED Barbara Hickman Other SENIORS Will Enter Service JOSEPH E. RHODES Joe . . . Chevy man . . . nice . . . good-looking . . . well-liked. 19 Wedding Bells Ring for SENIORS DONNA L. SMITH Donna ... a laugh worth remembering . . . friendly . . . attractive . . . mischievous. Beverly Rhine BIGGEST FLIRT Bobby Barnes GEORGE M. TARR Mickie . . . football man . . . love-stricken . . . contented. ELDRED T. TAYLOR Tommy . . . Dinafrabbit . . . always a different girl . . . good friend. JANICES. THORNTON Janice . . . tall girl . . . sunshine . . . beany . . . nice- to-know. 20 Graduation Excitement MOST POPULAR Bonnie Mears Mac Onley Stirs the SENIORS NANCY M. THORNTON Nancy . . . friend to all . . . sensitive ... neat .. . pretty . . . interest in white Fords. EDWARD C. WHITE Peanut . . . class joker . . . round and round . . . perpetual motion . . . great guy. LAVENIA R. WHITE Venia . . . pretty . . . giggle . . . strong ideas . . . loads of fun. JOAN E. WINBROW Joa n ... an angel . . . senior artist . . . pretty ... a friend to anyone. 21 Donna Smith Edward White Barbara Hancock Silvia Hurley- Carl Oderman Peggy Matthew. Joan Wimbrow Sammy Marshall Larry Linton James Gladding Alice Jennings Donna Chapman Lucille McKay Nancy Thornton i 22 863-512 Jimmy Holland Wilson Glenn Joe Rhodes Michael Marshall Tommy Dill Lavenia White Barbara Hickman Jane Dryden Sandra Marshall Mac Onley Tommy Taylor Janice Thornton Bonnie Byrd 23 X� vl vL� vl JU vL� vi� vL� T A vl sL� X� vi� vL� •! � X� vL� vl vl vL� J rj rj rj J T • T T T T T T T T T 24 Last Will and Testament I, Robert Barnes, resign from A.H. S. to make the school more progressive. I, Bonnie Byrd, leave my ability to make Mr. Pennewell scream to my brother Ronnie. I, Donna Chapman, leave my ability to be heard and not seen to anyone who has short legs and a big mouth. I, Bill Daugherty, leave. I, George Dill, leave my personal copy of MEIN KAMPF to Mrs. Beasley. I, Jane Dryden, leave a package of safety pins to Mary Grace Marshall to help her pin up the girls during basketball practice. I, James Gladding, leave my quiet ways and ability to get along with the teachers to Bob Hickman because he can use it. I, Wilson Glenn, leave my good grades in Mrs. Justis ' class to my sister Pam. I, Barbara Hancock, leave my natural blonde hair to anyone who gets hers from a bottle. I, Barbara Hickman, leave the editor of the Spectator to anyone who likes to type all night and all day to meet the deadline. I, James Holland, leave my desire for a new Chevy to my cousin Bruce Holland. I, Sylvia Hurley, leave Wayne Taylor and Ricky Brittingham my ability to create a hot wire in government class. I hope they do better with it than I did. I, Alice Jennings, leave my common sense to Suzanne Boone to display more than I. I, Larry Linton, leave my ability to get by without studying to my sister Janet. I, Michael Marshall, leave my ability to get intoxicated in chemistry class to anyone who has a bottle of ether. I, Samuel Marshall, leave my industriousness to Jimmy Young. I, Sandra Marshall, leave the brush of my typing eraser to anyone who is efficient enough to have the other half. I, Margaret Matthews, leave my ability to debate with Mr. Betts to Mr. Betts in hopes that someday he might defeat me. I, Lucille McKay, leave my quietness to the loud sixth period study hall. I, Bonnie Mears, leave my wandering typing eraser to my sister Patsy. I, Truman Moore, leave my trips to the office to Jack Thompson. I, James Northam leave my good grades in English class to Daniel Trader. I, Carl Oderman, leave to Gene Lewers my winning smile to be used discreetly. I, Malcolm Onley, leave my typewriter to anyone who can type faster than I. I, Sylvia Parks, leave all my good times in chemistry class to anyone who likes to live dangerously. I, Beverly Rhine, leave my ability to say the wrong tiring at the wrong time in English class to my nephews Kenny and Buddy. May they use more tact than I did. I, Joseph Rhodes, leave my knee brace to Eddie Chance and hope he won ' t need it. I, Donna Smith, leave my ability to be heard above everyone else in Mrs. Beasley ' s class to Greg and Polly provided they have the vocal cords for it. I, Mickey Tarr, leave my ability to run laps to anyone who thinks he knows more than the coach. I, Tommy Taylor, leave my ability to sleep in Mrs. Justis ' class to Kenny Thomas. I hope he will succeed better than I did. I, Janice Thornton, leave my big smile to my brother Dick to spread a little sunshine along the boring path of assignments. I, Nancy Thornton, leave my ability to get along with Mr. Betts to anyone who can get out of his class. I, Edward White, leave my mean Chevy to anyone who isn ' t used to excess speed. I, Lavenia White, leave my giggles to Lucien Pruitt in hopes she control them. I, Joan Wimbrow, leave my artistic ability, love and admiration for art to my sister Lillian Wimbrow in hopes she enjoys it as much as I. 25 Vsi sj CLASSES Choose yacht or scow; this is tire Eastern Shore. It spreads its marshes wide against the tide, Peninsula by Katherine R. Wescott in SALT AND SAND Junior Class Officers President Michael Brittingham V. President Ricky Brittingham S.C.A. Repr. Jack Thompson Secretary Treasurer Reporter Pat Curtis Bob Hickman Renee Northam 28 Jerry Allen William Bailey Ronnie Byrd Edward Chance Michael Brittingham Richard Brittingham Grayson Chesser Patricia Curtis JUNIORS Busy Making Plans for the Junior-Senior Prom Ann Doughty Gregory Ellis Frankie Gladding Ann Godwin C. Robert Hickman Ellen Gaye Hill Robert Hill Mary Louise Hunt 29 Linda Hun ter Pete Jester Annette Marshall Dale Marshall Linda Killmon Fonda Mariner Guy Marshall John Marshall JUNIORS Proudly Show Off Their Classrings at Annual Christmas Ball Harriet Matthews Prentiss Moore John Mears Maureen Northam Willie Anna Mears Gerald Moore John Poulson Mitchell Ross 30 Cinthia Savage Wayne Taylor Jerry Savage Kenneth Thomas M. Janie Stoops Jack Thompson Suzanne Taylor Harry Thornton Work-Weary JUNIORS Term Fall Festival a Big Success E. T. Trader Nina Twigg Robert Vaden James Young MISS BONNIE RA YE MEARS MISS CARDINAL QUEEN VIII First Runner-up Miss Joan Wimbrow Second Runner-up Miss Barbara Hickman Christmas Ball Sets Holiday Mood Santa crowns Queen Jane Dryden Ricky places cap on Tommy Taylor HO! HO! HO! Santa ' s arrival at the gala junior Christmas Ball on December 19, 1963 set the holiday mood. Santa Pennewell enjoyed the attention of stu¬ dents and teachers. Sure we ' ve been good! ! ! A lapful of beauties. I ' ll be better in study hall. Room for one more ! Having a BALL at the ball. Mrs. Scott likes Santa, too. 33 10A — An Industrious Group Donald Taylor President Elaine Curtis Vice-President Carol Fisher Secretary Eva Mae Byrd Treasurer Jean Xhomton Reporter Suzanne Boone John Cofer Smiley Belle Collins Carter Davis Wayne Davis Kenneth Hall Mary Ann Hancock Linda Hart Deloris Justice Donnie Kelly James Krieger Linda Lang Thomas Martin Patsy Mears Mary Evelyn Onley Noah Rowley Blanche Rumbold Michael Smith Leon Trader Winnie G. Trader Patsy Williams 34 10B — Anxious to Begin Classes Jacq. Spurling President Eugene Lewers Vice-President Rachel Hall Secretary Bruce Holland Treasurer Sandra Townsend Reporter Eska Abbott Susan Buckle Louise Campbell Sharlene Coulbourne John Darby W. Edward Darby Shirley Dennis James Gordy Connie Guthrie Diane Hurley Kenneth Lewis Laura Ellen Mapp Wayne Pennewell Sara Rantz Gregory Smith Jerry Lynn Spurlock Clifford Taylor Leonard Taylor Charles Tull Carolyn Ward 35 9A Planned Profitable Fair Booth Janet Taylor Vice-President Ray Allen, Secretary Sherry Routsong Treasurer Connie Bailey Reporter George Beswick Robert Collins Linda Curtis Sharon Evans Gerald Elliott Linda Hall o Olivia Hinman Janet Linton Paige Linton James Matthews Kenneth Myles Vicky Porter Lucien Pruitt Larry Thomas Daniel Trader Edward Wessells 9B Invited Reverend Jenkinson as Assembly Speaker Reverend Jenkinson of Preston, England Moody K. Miles Vice-President Cornelia Culver Secretary Bill Oderman, Treasurer Deidra Shumaker Reporter Laurence Ayres Brenda Bames Keith Bodley Peggy Davis Gregory Dill Herbert Hall Sally Fox Carolyn Hickman Susan Kelly Tommy McCready Mary Sue Mister Dorothy Poulson Richard Thornton Richard Ward Robert Wright Dennis Mills 37 Phil Wilkerson, Pres. Craig Mapp, Vice-Pres. Richard Mears Secretary Diane Hickman Treasurer Shannon Davis Reporter Eugenia Boone Thomas Chance William Chesser Karen Cast William Dryden Eddie Fisher William Fisher Pam Glenn Donna Hammer Beverly Justice Gail Kalman Karen Krieger Sharon Leonard Margaret Miles Kandy Mills Norman Myles Robert Parks Brenda Poulson Louis Reithmuller Sharon Sawyer 8A Presents Assembly Program Chas. Shields Sue Taylor Wm. Thomas Sandra Young 38 Glenn Linton, Pres. Wayne Marshall Vice -President Debra Stoops Secretary-Treasurer Frankie Merrill SCA Representative Mike Kern, Reporter Linda Abrams Joseph Barnes Dale Brittingham John Collins Linda Collins Fred Hall, III David Herrick Mark Herrick Basil Hickman Robert Lang Miles Lehman James Lewis James Linton Dixie Martin Brenda McCready Willard Mears Roy Roland Evalene Smith Woodlon Taylor Elizabeth Williams 8B Sponsors Queen Contestant i i 39 mmmm LIBRARY CLUB studies Library techniques Sponsor: Mrs. Nora Miller Turman Sylvia Parks, President; Peggy Davis, Reporter; Linda Hall; Bonnie Byrd, Vice-President; Susan Kelly, Secre¬ tary; Shannon Davis, Cornelia Culver. D.E. CLUB promotes on-the-job training Sponsor: Mr. David Harwood FIRST ROW: Nina Twigg, Secre¬ tary; Bill Bailey, Treasurer; Gaye Hill, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Harry Thornton, Donna Smith, Sylvia Parks, Vice- President; James Holland. THIRD ROW: John Mears, President; John Poulson, Prentiss Moore, James Northam, absent. 42 F.F.A. promotes community service TOP ROW: E. Darby, J. Holland, B. Holland, W. Pennewell, C. Davis. THIRD ROW: E. Wessells, R. Thornton, W. Oderman, L. Linton, T. Moore, W. Glenn, J. Gordy, L. Reith- muller, E. Shields. SECOND ROW: T. McCready, R. Beswick, P. Hall, W. Thomas, E. Chance, B. Myles, B. Parks, E. Fisher. FIRST ROW: E. Wessells, B. Wright, D. Trader, R. Mears, W. Dryden, W. Fisher, B. Rowley, W. Chesser, P. Wilkerson, F. Hall. Sponsor: Mr. Eugene Taylor James Holland, President; Bruce Holland, Vice-President; Eddie Darby, Secretary; Carter Davis, Treasurer; Wayne Pennewell, Reporter; Jack Thompson, Sentinel. F.H.A. stresses you and your values 3 w if w- -am It ' g.- 1 r jfcJF ym ■ 1 W 1 A W jRf y 11 fjlj jjf i w jy Wb fy- Sponsor: Mrs. Avalon Bodley Linda Kilmon, President; Rachel Hall, Vice-President; Sylvia Hurley, Secretary; Peggy Davis, Treasurer; Susan Kelly, Diane Parks, Reporters; Diane Hickman, Janet Taylor, Pianists; Ann Doughty, Deidra Shumaker, Song Leaders. L. Abrams, E. Boone, K. Cast, L. Collins, S. Davis, P. Glenn, D. Hammer, B. Justice, G. Kalman, K. Krieger, S. Leonard, P. Miles, K. Mills, .B. Poulson, S. Taylor, S. Young, C. Bailey, B. Bames, C. Culver, L. Curtis, S. Evans, L. Hall, O. Hinman, J. Linton, V. Porter, D. Poulson, L. Pruitt, S. Routsong, L. Wimbrow, E. Byrd, S. Coulboume, S. Dennis, L. Hart, D. Justice, L. Lang, P. Mears, M. Onley, S. Rantz, B. Rumbold, W. Trader, P. Williams, A. Godwin, G. Hill, F. Mariner, A. Marshall, H. Matthews, N. Twigg, L. McKay, B. Mears, J. Wim¬ brow. 43 TRI-HI-T strives to become an ace club. Sponsor: Mrs. Nelle Nock FIRST ROW: J. Wimbrow, G. Hill, Song Leader; P. Curtis, Treasurer; B. Hancock, Secretary; J. Thornton, Vice-President; D. Chapman, President; S. Hurley, Pianist; B. Rhine, Chaplain; B. Hickman, Reporter. SECOND ROW: H. Matthews, R. Northam, S. Taylor, D. Smith, N. Thornton, P. Matthews, B. Mears, L. Killmon. THIRD ROW: S. Buckle, D. Hurley, A. Doughty, J. Spurling, N. Twigg, L. Hunter, W. A. Mears, R. Hall. FOURTH ROW: C. Ward, J. Stoops, P. Mears, E. Curtis, L. Mapp, E. Abbott, S. Townsend, J. Spurlock, Mrs. Nock. HI-T emphasizes Christian development Sponsor: Rev. Thomas C. Oderman, Historian; M. Ross, Chaplain; R. Brittingham, Secretary-Treasurer; W. Taylor, President; B. Hickman, Vice-President; M. Brittingham, Reporter; Rev. Thomas, B. Rowley, K. Thomas, E. T. Trader, J. Krieger, J. Gordy, G. Lewers. 44 JR. TRI-HI-Y prepares for Christian leadership Sponsor: Mrs. Nina Tarr FIRST ROW: K. Krieger, Reporter; J. Taylor, President; D. Shumaker, Vice-President; D. Parks, Chaplain; S. Routsong, Secretary; D. Hammer, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: P. Miles, P. Glenn, S. Young, S. Sawyer, S. Taylor, D. Hickman, C. Bailey. THIRD ROW: G. Kalman, B. Justice, V. Porter, D. Poulson, Mrs. Tarr, B. Poulson. FOURTH ROW: S. Leonard, K. Mills, E. Boone. JR. HI-Yfollows Christian program Sponsor: Rev. George Pullium FIRST ROW: B. Dryden, Chaplain; R. Thornton, Secretary; W. Oderman, President; L. Thomas, Vice-President; P. Hall, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: K. Bodley, M. Lehman, J. Matthews, R. Mears, P. Wilkerson, K. Myles. THIRD ROW: W. Taylor, L. Reithmuller, D. Brittingham, R. Lang, absent -- E. Shields, R. Row¬ land, L. Hickman, W. Marshall, M. Kern, J. Collins. 45 CARDINAL STAFF produces larger annual Sponsor: Mrs. Thelma Taylor FIRST ROW: R. Brittingham, J. Gladding, Sales Mgr. ; S. Parks, Advertising Mgr. ; B. Byrd, Editor; D. Chapman, Copy Ed. ; L. Killmon, H. Matthews, P. Curtis, L. Hunter, M. Brittingham, E. T. Trader, S. Taylor, absent -- B. Hancock, R. Northam, J. Thornton. SPECTATOR informs, entertains and educates Sponsor: Mrs. Thelma Taylor FIRST ROW: A. Doughty, Girls ' Sports; W. A. Mears, Art Editor; Co-Editors, J. Thornton and B. Hickman; G. Ellis, Bus. Mgr. ; M. Ross, Boys ' Sports. SECOND ROW: F. Mariner, Club News; Reporters, S. Davis, J. Thornton, B. Rhine, S. Townsend. 46 SCA aims for better self-government Sponsors: Mrs. Thelma Taylor Mrs. Nelle Nock FIRST ROW: S. Taylor, Secretary; D. Chapman, First V. President; M. Marshall, President; W. Taylor, Second V. President; J. Spurling, Treasurer. Representatives, R. Brittingham, J. Taylor, J. Rhodes, E. Curtis, E. Taylor, M. K. Miles, G. Lewers, F. Merrill, J. Thompson, C. Mapp. Clubs in Action The Eastern Shore District Meeting of Y Clubs met at Atlantic H. S. on Nov. 2, 1963. S ■ • i ' HBSSI Ijlp tmW • � tr a. ' K f JW j Tpl tr ' ' p I A li 1 ■ IJf J|| |M!iF . 4 i APam. ■ frSfjgK- ..u Fi g. A 1 | Vjp¥ i; The F. H.A. Club presented its annual Christmas program to the student body. Santa ' s notes to students and to the faculty were en¬ joyed by all. 47 People, Fun and Laughter Strike up the band with a cheer and a clang. Ready! Forward March! Eddy Darby enjoys looking and thinking young. It ' s not quite done yet, Cor¬ nelia. Atlantic ' s loveliest cheer¬ leaders. Don ' t you agree? 48 In the Fall Festival From the little runaway runabouts to the Queen of the day! ★ ★★ Something smells good here. Don ' t they make a lovely couple ? Want a ride? Oh, you must have been a I ' ve got your numbers! Two objects are not for sale, beautiful baby! 49 Club Leaders Hold Responsible Positions F. F. A. James Holland Dist. Education John Mears F. H. A. Linda Killmon Junior Tri Hi Y Club William Oderman Library Club Sylvia Parks Janet Taylor 50 A THLE TICS The trawler tied in at the country store Will lie among the wharf and spank its sides Against the barnacles ... Peninsula by Katherine Roberts Wescott in SALT AND SAND TOP ROW: Manager Gene Lewers, Bobby Vaden, Gregory Smith, Bobby Hill, James Gordy, Jimmy Young, Guy Marshall, Bob Hickman, Micky Ross, Jack Thompson, Donnie Taylor, M. K. Miles, Leonard Taylor, Ronnie Byrd, Coach Betts. BOTTOM ROW: Manager J. C. Marshall, E. T. Trader, Jack Darby, Truman Moore, Tommy Taylor, Joe Rhodes, Mickie Tarr, Jimmy Gladding, Kenny Thomas, Laurence Ayres, Manager Ricky Brittingham. Impressive Record Maintained by Varsity Squad Although the ' 63 football team was young, Atlantic High School ' s varsity upheld the tradition of cooperation, clean sportsmanship and team spirit. Through hard work and fine coaching the team obtained an enviable and quite impressive record of six victories and three defeats. For the past four years no Atlantic team has had less than a successful season. With excellent instruction from its coaches, Harry C. Betts and Bob Miller, the team finished the season with no serious injuries. With this same fine coaching ex¬ pected in the coming ' 64 season and few major losses on the squad, the team is setting its sights on a championship next year. 52 The high-stepping, peppy cheerleaders of Atlantic High added color and spirit to its football games. Among their many and varried activities were enthusiastic pep rallies, inspiring devotionals, hall posters, school and auditorium decorations, and the Thanksgiving Day Float. : ’ « ' Co-Captains ... . Donna Chapman and Barbara I Iickman Left to right: Deidra Shumaker, Elaine CurtaS, Patsy Mears, Betty Lang, Barbara M? Wimbfow, Donna Smith, Sylvia Hurley, Susie Killinon, Lynn Spurlock, Sus Suzanne .Taylor. ' - 4 . . ' -i.-.- . - 3 : ■■■ : £ ' - 53 Atlantic Tops Indians 26-18 Behind Gladding scored three | picked up the pigskin and raced- ight and let 20 yards to score. 18 win | Atlantic nioved 67 yards in four, plays late in the third period te¬ ak the 6-6 deadlock. Gla,dding yards for the touchdown, ...ran over the extra? ' ' ' -nap bach front Jimmy Gladding touchdowns Fby Atlantic to a ever Cape Ch dlans initia competition but once 1 Atlanti deadlock the fii the lr but f half the v The Caros their initial score short Indian punt. Mies. Card fullback, earned three to. in succession the last of which was good for the touchdown from |consul,, the Indians 9. | in the driv Cape Charles received four | by Billy Parks breaks in the initial half but wer e Jimmy Bennett to able ' to capitalize on but one. A fumble, blocked kick, and a short Cardinals Top Ponies 33-0 .., The Ohincoteague Ponies open¬ ed their homo season at W-healton (Field last Friday night, by -losing to ' tihe Atlantic Cardinals, who smothered the Ponies by the stole 33 to 0. That the Ponies we e no match for the Cardinals kick was (ww very evident ' plays had ibeeti calif tlanti-c twon the ' fgnd the iw ■hincf score., Phillips added t point via placement. Atlantic could not n ball on their next series and Tarr -was forced After onancoek took o again moved for four fir and scored as Phillips line, when the ball was fumbled from the one with lit and recovered (by Taylor, of Atlan- left in the game. He m tic. Gladding and Hickman took extra point and It was the ball to Ohinco-t ague’s 12 ball game, yard line in two -successive first onancoek used ball c downs. On the next play, Tarr die final quarter as thi made the fifth touchdown of he-ed the Cardinals to havi —-— - ■ inJu. —f.n.u.rA w. the for only seven plays d Cards Top Eagl es For Fourth Win Pa.. yards and to Stiles for 10 j- Claude Jones plunged over from linals won their ason last de¬ punt gave the Indians excellent | be 2 for the touchdown. Spencer Scores 12 Of 13 Points fine 4r Central Bulldogs Outlast The Atlantic Cardinals, 13-7 The Central Bulldogs with a fired up defense downed the At¬ lantic Cardinals by the score of 13 - 7. The game was played on the home field of the Central Bulldogs last Friday night in a dense fog. For the Bulldogs it was their star Richard Spencer leading I was a 50-yard pass interception them as he scored both touch¬ downs. His first score came on a one yard crash and his other line. Two plays later Johnny Glad¬ ding went off right guard for the -touchdown, making the scorn 12-0. Vaden’s try for extra point no -good, w . Vaden kkkod for Atlantic, Weather-man returning the (ball to bis own 26 yard line. After pick- mg up one first down, Parksley kreced, Atlantic downing the (ball their own 16 yax-d line, which co the first half, n the first play from scrim - re in the early moments of the d quarter, ' Robert -Hickman : a handoff And went 72 yards (the score. Vaden kicked ' the P point making the score At- tc T9, Parksley 0. irksiey took the kickoff and e three consecutive first downs ing the ball down to the Oard- 30 yard line before being )ec , Neither team, being to. ftiove the ball for a first .woo = „„ UU6 ’ after thls untiI late in the the top backs on the Shore this Ouaiter, R. Hickman picked P y ar ls and J. Gladding 11 putting the ball on the stey 21 yard line. On the next (Mickey Ross -went the dis- for the score. ' Making, it early in the third quarter. The Cardinals lone score came from fhefr famed fullback Mickey Ross as he ran 45 yards for the score. Both Spencer and Ross are among season. Both teams made eight first downs with Atlantic getting a slight advantage in total yards rushed with 135 to 125. They were Cardinals Ride Eagles To 25-0 Victor) CARDS MAKE STOP—Three of the Atlantic Cardinals are seen as they stop a Central player in a game play- ed at Central Friday which the Bulldogs Cardinals Win Over Central 26-0 Mickey Ross iscoi-ed two touch¬ downs and made considerable yard age (Friday night and led Atlantic to an easy 26-0 victory over Cen- Cardinals second scoi-e was also made Iby DM. Ross, oing over right tackle and racing 64 yards to put Atlantic out in front 12-0. — 1 night in the fog, won, 13-7. —Staff Photo toy a oi drifted in the The win was h against two ason and also tral for second lgs with identi- , 0 . the kickoff for ick to his own ' being stopped, ick up a first forced to punt. The Atlantic Cardinals outplay¬ ed the Parksley Eagles last Fri¬ day night at Parksley, and won the football game 25-0. Weathei ' - was the mainstay of the Gladding, Rhodes •client ball for _ _ mmrm M a of the game shagged by J ding, which wex-e | touchdowns. I’ax-ksle; toss, and chose to r South goal. On a s Johnny Johnson, m 6liut«T vlx u)- a Levesque pass and yards down the side lines for the score. Vaden x-an the extra point to give Atlantic a 20-0 advantage at ' half time. The Bulldogs after taking the second (half kickoff were held to minus yardage and had to kick from their own 40 yairi -line, Jim¬ my Gladding downing the ball on Atlantic’s 26 yard line. After making four consecutive punted from the Parksley 20 yar line, where Gladden then ran t the Atlantic 33. In a series o runs by Ross and Gladden, th Cardinals made three conseeutiv first downs, to bring the Card up to the Eagles lo yard line The Cardinals then struggled t score, but the strong line of th ' was too much for therr ’ ' “d, but recovered t 0 -0. fo Jl-13 s ea al is t ' n 1 three collect bring them up yard line. Weatherman tm... decid ed -to pass, which was the mistak of the game. Guy Marshall inter oepted his aerial intended for An nis and went 53 yards for a touch down. The try for- the extra poin was no good. While returning th nunt. for Parlcslov .Tnhncon fnmK 54 Thanksgiving Day Game The Thanksgiving Day Game on Novem¬ ber 28, 1963 was a whirlwind of touch¬ downs, football uniforms, cheering fans, and a half-time parade sprinkled with beautiful floats and highlighted by the crowning of football King and Queens. Tension mounted during the first half, but Atlantic broke the spell with a flying touchdown that sent fans yelling and cheering all the way down the field. The Chinco Ponies played a hard, clean game, but Atlantic emerged victorious 38 to 6 in a blazing flurry of action. 56 James Gladding Football King and Queen Donna Chapman 57 J. V. Football Boys Show Good Spirit and Hard Work TOP ROW: -Wayne Miles, Greg ney Miles, Tommy Chance, Roy Rowland, J.V. Cheerleaders Are a Lively, Spicy Group Parks Karen Krieg ' er Come li a Culye r Gail Kalman Connie Bailey- Donna Hammer Co. Capt. Janet Ta.ylor Peggy Davis Diane Hickman | Sandra Young • Sherry Routsong i Sharon Sawyer 58 mm Atlantic Basketball Lassies Strive for Championship Deidra Shumaker, Sharlene Coulbourne, Susan Kelly, Louise Campbell, Janet Taylor, Janice Thornton, Susan Buckle, Laura Mapp, Eska Abbott, Peggy Matthews, Barbara Hickman, Jane Dryden, Bonnie Mears, Diane Hurley, Patsy Mears. Basketball Boys Experience Successful Season Kenneth Myles, Larry Thomas, Wayne Pennewell, James Gordy, Prentiss Moore, Ricky Britting- ham, Randy Merritt, Eddy Darby, Bob Hickman, Carl Oderman, Frankie Gladding, Eugene Lewers, Coach Betts. Absent -- James Gladding. 59 Softball Linda Killmon Elise Fletcher Annette Marshall Louise Campbell Ellen G. Hill Harriet Matthews Susan Buckle Diane Hurley Betty Lang Renee Northam Linda Hunter Laura E. Mapp Marion Ford Patsy Mears Kay Fisher Track James Matthews Micky Ross Laurence Ayres Gregory Smith Randy Merritt Bob Hickman Donnie Taylor M. K. Miles Guy Marshall Leonard Taylor Bobby Vaden Baseball James Krieger Mr. Willie Marshall Clifford Taylor Eugene Lewers Bill Bailey Eddie Chance Jack Darby Bob Hickman Bobby Vaden Eddy Darby Kenneth Lewis Sewell Rowley, Guy Marshall Joe Rhodes, Larry Taylor 60 ADVERTISERS Oh give to me some lonley wind-swept shore, And the gulls crying, Where sand and sea and sky melt into one Nostalgia by Katherine Roberts Wescott in SALT AND SAND Atlantic Cardinals Prefer Win With Sporting Equipment Parksley, Va. -- Salisbury, Md . Distributed By Pep Phillips Delmarva ' s Largest School And Team Supplies Vincent Jewelers Keepsake Diamonds Elgin Watches Bulova Watches 128 Market Street Pocomoke City, Md . Sportswear Formats COFFMAN-FISHER Phone 257, Pocomoke City, Md. 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Phone: VA 4-3437 Compliments of THE HALL WOOD NA TIONAL BANK Hailwood, Virginia l s Win IGS r GEORGE ' S FURNITURE THE ATLANTIC RESTAURANT Household Furnishings for every room Next to Home the Best Place to Eat _. ip j mm Market Street Phone 628 Pocomoke City, Md. Atlantic, Virginia MADELYN ' S DRESS SHOP A. J. GRAY SON Grain Feed Dealers Parksley, Va. Horsey, Virginia Compliments of EAST BROS. SERVICE STATION GEORGE C. BUTLER -- AGENT State Farm Insurance 1506 Market St. Pocomoke, Md. Atlantic Gas Oil Oak Hall, Virginia CITY DAIRY, INC. Distributors for H. E. Koontz Creamery First with the Carriage Trade Salisbury PI 9-7145 Compliments of NOCK ' S ESSO SERVICE 2nd and Market Street EASTERN GREYHOUND LINES Pocomoke City, Md. F. H. Nock, Prop. Phone 834 Compliments of Compliments of Charles Howard PEACOCK HOTEL POCOMOKE MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS Pocomoke City Maryland In Parksley, Va. Compliments of It ' s JAXON’S CALLAHAN ' S LADIES SHOP for Outstanding Values Pocomoke City Maryland EAGLE MILLS R. C. Dryden G. D. Venable Feed - Seed - Grain Wholesale t Retail Phone: Pocomoke 700 Pocomoke City, Md. SCHER ' S Smart Wear Ladies and Children Pocomoke City, Md. Compliments of MILLERS GEORGE E. YOUNG AUTO PARTS Ladies Ready to Wear Shop Pocomoke City, Md. Pocomoke City, Md. ; BRITTINGHAM ' S GULF SERVICE U. S. 13 At Chincoteague Road Compliments of G. D. BULL Produce -- Frozen Foods Pocomoke Frozen Food Lockers New Church, Virginia Slaughter House Pocomoke City, Maryland Phones: 111 and 511 PILCHARD BROS. TRACTOR CO. |isa Compliments of BATA Pocomoke City, Md. Pocomoke City, Maryland Phone 170 Sales, Service and Parts TRADER’S SANITARY BARBER SHOP Best Barber in Town 306 Clarke Avenue Pocomoke, Maryland Best Wishes To JAMES F. ONLEY Building Materials and Cabinet Work Oak Hall, Virginia Phone: Valley 4-407 5 Seniors of ' 64 HENRY H. WATSON ROBERT H. 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MILES Dealer In Compliments All Kinds of Produce of Telephone: VA 4-4016 E. G. TAYLOR SON Atlantic, Virginia Compliments of WATTS BROS. INC. Fine Apparel For A Gentlemen FRIEND Parksley, Va. Compliments of KELLAM DISTRIBUTING COMP ANT INC. Petroleum - Distributors - Automotive Need Propane - Use Kelgas Belle Haven-Oak Hall-Chincoteague M M Beverage Distributing Co. Pepsi-Cola Serving the Eastern Shore of Virginia Distributors of Seven Up Canada Dry- Compliments of Richard L. Thornton o Compliments of funeral Hq ❖ Temperanceville, Virginia Compliments of T ' S CORNER Oak Hall Virginia WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Pocomoke City Maryland NEW CHURCH WELDING SHOP New Church, Virginia BEST WISHES BLOXOM BEAUTY SHOP Bloxom, Virginia Phone: 5-5 261 Louella Parks EASTERN SHORE PUBLIC SERVICE THE EASTERN SHORE NEWS Sponsors of The Teenager of The Year Award One of the many ways in which we en¬ deavor to encourage the young folks of our communities to strive for the attainment of higher goals. EASTERN FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Dulany Swanson Heliman ' s _ a a Campbell Borden Chase Sanborn Salisbury, Maryland NEW CHURCH COIN-OP LAUNDRY and Dry Cleaner Open 24 hours --7 days a week ACCOMAC-NORTHAMPTON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Parksley Virginia BOOSTERS Eleanor Langley Bill McCready C . Denard Hurley N . A . Winder Taylor ' s Jewelry Maddox Amoco Brooks Mears Mrs . Leroy Davis Mrs . Mary Collins Orville Fleming Vivian E . Chance R. O. Burton ' s Store Mr. and Mrs. Larry K. Rantz Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. G. Willard Miles Gillespie Auto Service Compliments of a Friend C. D. MARSH, JEWELER Cliff Marsh Joe Marsh Onancock, Virginia SU: 7-3333 SHERWIN-WILLIAM PAINT CO. 136 Market Street Pocomoke, Md . 4 r .. . With Confidence Where Tou See The Above Symbol Displayed Salisbury places ot business showing the above symbol have pledged themselves to high ethical standards. 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