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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

CARDINAL ATLANTIC HIGH SCHOOL OAK HALL, VIRGINIA VOLUME XXIII Life’s Survival dj a may seel the meaning oj Suhvival in t he jjlklering ej a candle. WUn yew test the wide, its Soul, yew jind thdt these ase many dijjesent ways 11 may busn. One candle may glow- lestanlfy, net Suse t flat it is wady to- live, but ajwud to- die. udnotheh may mesely sit o peaceful and stM; awase ej its position in lije and willing accept it. tJle one that stands eut mot, thougl, is the wicl that glows brightly, yet it also- jlicless and leaps eut moling new- and emting patterns on the walls e time. cMamy may blew eut, give up; but these ase these that will continue to buSn on till the end, Knowing they lave lived t heiri lije jully and that theiri puspose las evapesated iota the aih oj ewv existence. Od e must net let the candle oj lije busn eut because, oj euh neglect-, we must Keep it glowing brightly. Eft must Susvive, even d mewly to male suse that these that inherit u)v lije may see oj lijes Survival in the jlicleslng oj a Soul. essence (3j it is to Survive, we must male this wosld a jit place to live in. can, ij we wilt only allow- ouSj patterns on the wall to sline brightly, together, So- that owu energies can gain mow pewev aid us in ewv common goal iov- cfyes Q usvival. 4 “I Am A Part Of Nature, I Am A Part Of Everything That Lives.” Henry Gibson 5 Let Man Enjoy And Not Despoil Our Land, Air And Water Let Man Live In Harmony With Nature, To Preserve Its Balance. t B 9 As A Member Of The Human Race, I Am Responsible for Its Survival” Henry Gibson mam 12 John Gordon Barnes Friend To You, We Dedicate . . Coach Advisor If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. The words of Thoreau aptly express the philosophy of one who has endeared himself to Atlantic High students in a short space of time. As an administrator of students, he speaks their language using a humane, understanding approach in sessions of discipline. Words of encouraging advice often follow reprimands. As a teacher, he strives to impart knowledge in an interesting individualized manner. As a coach, he is respected for fairness, wisdom, and sportsmanship. With respect and admiration, the Cardinal Staff of 1973 dedicates this annual to its friend. John Gordon Barnes A 45 Year Career Dedicated To Youth 14 In Appreciation John C. Justis and Atlantic High School have been synonymous expressions for the past thirty years. When you mention one, you naturally think of the other. Descended from an old native Eastern Shore family, Mr. Justis has been a resident of Onancock since birth. Graduating from Onancock High School in 1925, he entered Lynchburg College, Lynchburg, Virginia, graduating with a B.S. degree in 1928. That same year he married Josephine Harris whom he had met at Lynchburg College. Mr. Justis obtained his Master’s of Arts from Duke University in 1940 becoming the first shore principal to hold the Master ' s degree in Accomack County. He served as a teacher at Exmore-Willis Wharf School in 1929 and at Onancock High School from 1930 to 1937. In 1937 he became principal at New Church until February of 1941 when he transferred to Temper- anceville staying there until June 1942. In the fall of 1942 Mr. Justis became principal of Atlantic High School. During his years at Atlantic High, Mr. Justis has seen many changes and improvement among which are dressing room facilities for Physical Education classes and athletic teams, hard surfaced tennis and basketball courts, and the addition of the gymnasium which had been a dream of his and his patrons for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Justis have one daughter, Mrs. Richard Johnson, who resides with her husband in Parksley. Mr. and Mrs. Justis live a quiet life in a gracious old home on Kerr Street in Onancock. Mr. Justis main avocations are reading, gardening, fishing and managing a tropical fish business. Culminating a career of forty-five years as an educator in Accomack County, Mr. Justis now looks forward to his well-deserved retirement years. With great pride and gratitude, we, at Atlantic High, wish to recognize his past achievements and express our deep appreciation to him as one who has devoted a lifetime in the service of others. His countless friends wish for him many years of continued enjoyment, contentment and pleasure with his beloved wife, Jo, as he begins the best years of his life. A quotation enjoyed by Mr. Justis and one that has been a guiding force in his life follows: I will pass through this world but once. Any good thing, therefore, that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defeat it or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. Although as principal Mr. Justis will no longer serve us, yet we assure him his influence, leadership and guidance lives on in the lives he has touched through the years. We sincerely hope that in traveling Route 13, he WILL pass our way again and stop to chat awhile. 15 The Candid Camera Catches The Faculty In Moments Of Surprise, Work, And Pensive¬ ness. • 16 FACULTY free of all things Principal — John C. Justis 18 J. BARNES and V. GIDDENS, Ass ' t Principals THELMA TAYLOR, Guidance Counselor CATHERINE SPARROW, Secretary ANN HUNTER, Lunchroom Manager 19 NORMA SMITH JONES B.A. Lynchburg College Junior Homeroom Spectator and Senior Tri-Hi-Y ESTELLE BANKS PARKER M.A. New York University Freshmen Homeroom Forensic Club Sponsor English SALLY LANKFORD SCOTT B.S. Mary Washington College Senior Homeroom S.C.A. Sponsor FRANKLIN DANIEL WILSON B.S. Md. State Teacher ' s College Sophomore Homeroom Hi-Y Sponsor JOHN GORDON BARNES B.S. Salisbury State College Assistant Principal Softball Coach MARY FRANCIS CAREY Westhampton College University of Richmond Science VERNON LEE GIDDENS B.S. N.C. A.T. University Assistant Principal MERCER DALZELL WALTON B.S. Florida Southern University Sophomore Homeroom 20 History STEPHEN GERALD PECK B.A. V.P.I. and S.U. Freshmen Homeroom Girl ' s Basketball Coach STANLEY MARK SWENTKOWSKI B.A. Alliance Junior Homeroom JV Basketball - Varsity Baseball Geography — Languages DOROTHY ELAINE MEARS B.A. Western Maryland Freshmen Homeroom SOPHIE HELTAI B.A. College of Charlestown Sophomore Homeroom Forensic Club Sponsor Physical Education GEORGE M. ASHBY B.S. Lynchburg College Varsity Football Basketball and Track MARIE CLARK HUMBLES B.A. U. of Maryland - Eastern Shore SCA Sponsor Faculty Business DIANA CUSTIS B.S. Mary Washington College Junior Homeroom BENJAMIN P. MASON B.S. Old Dominion University Junior Homeroom RUTH MANNING BRIT TIN GHAM B.S. Madison College Senior Homeroom Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor Mathematics LILLIAN RHYNE KANIPE B.A. Wake Forest College Senior Homeroom ROBERT LEE SHRIEVES B.S. Norfolk State Freshmen Homeroom Faculty Practical Arts CHARLES R. ADDISON B.A. N. Carolina A T State University F.F.A. Sponsor RACHEL A. HALL B.S. Longwood College F.H.A. Sponsor Driver Education — Guidance MARGARET TAYLOR B.A. Longwood College THELMA EVANS TAYLOR B.A. Western Maryland College Guidance Counselor Yearbook Sponsor 22 Library — Band LINDA PARKS PARKER B.S. Madison College Librarian - Cheerleaders Sponsors HARRY R. LOYD BME Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Band Fine Arts JAN SIGLIN B.S.A.E. Kutztown State HENRY THOMAS WHITE B.S. Delaware State Lunchroom Staff — Aides — Custodian MRS. FISHER MRS. SMITH MRS. BRITTINGHAM MRS. MATTHEWS MICKEY EWELL JOHN BROADWATER CELESTINE COPES ELLEN CUTLER 23 Class Of 1973 Class Officers President- Vice-President- Secretary-- Treasurer-- Reporter- SC A Representatives Cornelius Fletcher John Bivens Iris Baker Stephanie Fedderman Gale Savage Anita Collins, Billy Taylor, Judy Howard 24 SENIORS Seniors JACQUELYN OPAL ADAMS SHIRLEY MARIE ANDERSON IRIS JANE BAKER JOHN HAYWOOD BIVENS MICHAEL LEE BOWEN ALLEN EUGENE BULL JOYCE ANN BYRD BERTON DOVER CANNON II ANITA FAYE COLLINS VICKIE REGINA COLLINS DAVID MATTHEW COLONNA DONALD RAYMOND CRETEN MATILDA ELIZABETH CROPPER SUZETTE AMELIA CURTIS GREGORY ALONZO DAVIS VALERIA TYLENA DOUGLAS LULA BEVERLY DRUMMOND GREGORY LEE DUNCAN GRADY THOMAS ELLIS HARRISON THOMAS EVANS STEPHANIE DEBORAH FEDDERMAN CORNELIUS WILLIAM FLETCHER DEBORAH CAN DA IE S FLETCHER NORMAN DALE FOX 26 27 28 Seniors LORETTA GOOD WINE KATHY LYNN HAMMER BETTY MAE HARMON HILDA WIN DELL HARMON LEON SYLVESTER HARMON SANDRA KAYE HILL GRALYN LEE HINMON CAROLYN HOLDEN WAIN WESLEY HOLDEN JUDITH MARIE HOWARD DRUANNE SHUMAKER JONES MICHAEL PAIGE KELLY BRADLEY .MAHLON KNIGHT SCOTT DARRELL LEWIS CALVIN EDWARD MARSHALL DELLA MARIE MARTIN VANESSA ILEASE MATTHEWS CHARLES WAYNE MATTHEWS CECIL MASON WILLIAM THOMAS McCREADY JOYCE ANN MILBOURNE GREGORY EVERETT MILES LAURA ELLEN MILES PATRICK LEE MILES 29 Seniors LINDA ANN MULLER JOHN FRANCIS MURPHY BARBARA ANN ROGERS GALE ELIZABETH SAVAGE JULIA ANN SCARBOROUGH WILLIAM JAMES SHIELDS TIMOTHY WAYNE SMITH ROSA LEE SPADY LINDA DIANE SPROUSE WILLIAM CLINTON TAYLOR, JR. DORSEY LEE TAYLOR, JR. LEROY JAMES TAYLOR MICHEAL REGINALD TAYLOR BENJAMIN BUNDICK THOMAS LOU ANNE THOMAS SANDRA LEE THORNTON PAULINE TURNER WILLIAM HENRY WARD LUCINDA MARSHALL WARD WELTON CORNELIUS WATERS TERRY MILES WHITE LYNN FRANKLIN WILKERSON BARRY WISE BERTHA JEAN BLEDSOE 30 31 Seniors Step Out “on the good foot” Seniors Find Out What Happening So They Can Make It Happen. .- v- W ' -« ' S ' - u?k-- - ' ' ' ■ ' ;X ’ 1 vfc mm 3 ft m % WM W A 8F vfl 5 S Seniors The Hope Of Tomorrow! Seniors Set The Pace 36 Junior-Senior Prom — “AQUARIUS” 38 King Ronnie Holden Queen Shelly Corbin Princess Lynn Wilkerson Prince William McCready A Night For Dancing And Dreaming! 39 Music in the making! End of the day smiles. Now, class, this is a wind instrument. What ' s that wiggly thing, Mr. Walton? What ' s my locker combination? The 9th grade votes. My man will win! 40 who is it that is awa( e the lamp still burpipg? cold rain at midnight: , 11 i i CLASSES Juniors President .... V. Pres. Secretary .... . D. Downing Treasurer .... . . S. Doggett Reporter. Juniors Get It All Together — Frank Annis James Bailey Steve Brittingham Audrey Brown Renee Brown Karen Browning Diane Collins Jack Collins Brenda Corbin Rozetta Corbin Stephen Curtis Sharon Doggett 42 Juniors Gary Douglas Faye Drummond Jayne Dryden Eddy Ewell Robert Fisher Terry Fisher Karen Godwin Ralph Griffin Rings, Prom, And Future Plans. Ricky Guthrie Michael Handy Lois Harmon Mike Harvey Phillip Herrick Norman Hinman Sharon Holden Valerie Howard John Johnson James Justice Patrick Kern William Krieger 43 James Lankford Shian Lankford Susan Leonard Diane Lewis Lisa Lewis Constance Logan Barry Marshall Gerald Marshall James Marshall Jeffrey Marshall Hance Martin Robert Martin Kathy Mason Beverly Matthews James Matthews Betty McConnell Gloria Milboume Gary Miller Terina Miller Barry Mills Kerry Nock Jacqueline Palmer Anthony Philpot Brenda Planter 44 Cindy Ross Steven Sterling Jimmy Stephenson Almeda Taylor Deborah Taylor Les Taylor Tyrone Taylor 45 Class officers smile for the camera. This election is honest! Elton and Bill - deep in study. Bonnie Abbott Donna Abbott George Ann is Frank Benavides Marcus Benavides Micheal Bonneville Laverne Carpenter Glen Collins 46 Ronnie Collins Henry Corbin Mitchell Corbin William Corbin Diane Correia Judy Cornett Samuel Crippen McKinley Douglas Dawn Crockett Pam Cutler Mary Detwiler Terri Doughty Charlie Downing Aldronna Feddeman Keith Fiddemon Orville Fleming Sophomores Are Where The Action Is! Nancy Fletcher William Furman Catherine Guy Tyrone Hall Willie Harmon Timothy Harr Mervin Hinmon Connie Johnson 47 Elizabeth Kelley Mary Lang Stephen Lang Ronnie Lewis William Lazenby Debbie Madrigal Nancy Markulec Chester Marshall Dane 11 Marshall Robert Marshall Carroll Martin Stephen Martin Sophomores Reach Out To Make The Donnie Matthews Rhonda Matthews James McConnell Timothy McCready Cindy Milbourne Gracie Milbourne Pamela Milbourne Sherry Miles Deniece Miller Valerie Miller Veronica Miller Judy Murphy 48 Jeffrey Nock Diane Persinger Wendy Petit Brenda Philpot Bernadine Planter Elisa Poulson Linda Purdy Alan Revell Lora Riddick Anthony Rios Karen Roberts John Robinson Darlene Rogers World A Better Place To Live In Mary Ellen Shields Dawn Shumaker Regina Smith Billy Tapman Jerome Trader Brenda Taylor Donna Thomas Phyliss Underwood Michael Waterfield Cynthia White Elton Williams Edward Wilson 49 Caught with his mouth full! Take a big bite! I have a pass, honest! Kenneth Anderson Susan Anderson Zeb Barfield Virginia Bivens Jackie Brown Billy Bowden Debbie Bowden O. H. Burton Micheal Byrd Corliss Cannon Larry Chance David Chelton Mike Church Charlene Collins Mike Collins Valerie Copes 50 Freshmen Find High School An Exciting Challenging Experience. Dwight Corbin Lorraine Crippen Michelle Darns Richard Davis Mary Deshields Michael Dix Linda Douglas Prentice Douglas Anna Drummond Thomas Evans Susan Fletcher Calvin Godwin Lorraine Good wine Sadie Handy Myron Harmon Nathaniel Harmon Annette Holden Craig Holden Renee Holden Robin Holden Wendy Hope Bill Horsman Bruce Johnson Mike Justice Jack Krieger Connell Lankford Nancy Jo Lazenby Ginger Lee 51 Freshmen Get Involved In Class, Garry Lewis Yvonne Lewis Jerry Linton Gwen Logan Susan Lynch Flora Manuel Don Marshall Dora Marshall Earl Marshall Joseph Marshall Ronnie Marshall Rodney Marshall Terry Marshall Mike Massey Burleigh Matthews Bonnie McConnell Cheryl McCready Mary Merritt Roger Milbourne Brenolder Miller Gloria Miller Clifton Morris Pamela Palmer Harvey Philpot Maude E. Porter Teresa Rantz Robert Reid Valerie Riddick 52 Club And Sports Activities. Bonnie Rios Alecia Savage Leslie Stephenson Alvina Stoops Karen Sparrow Phyllis Taylor Vicki Titus Kim Trafford Marietta Ward Lydia Waters Alice Watson Laverne Wharton Deborah White Cathy Wilson Rebecca Wise Calvin Taylor Eric Taylor Larry Taylor Cornelius Tull Ralph Tull Robert Tull Rudolph Tull Gregory Waters Tony Watkinson Richard Watson John Wharton Leonard White David Williams 53 wake is worl Ta ' pL Uvu Ptd e yt rvyaCfr - Jk dc W ' n ° 7) A -jyCu V Jio jjWQ Jusrr a£ y) Jy dU ir cr j 0 fit -®C ( + d 7 jJ- (fyC-L 1 ' rt Hjf, w ykd ' Til fta.Jjy ' , iW 7 I % + cd ' U- jj at filers ' Jte uK r + yfl Gift t . o O ' u ■Mp jxM .ML ou t ft -‘ 5 ' WJi y ' y KJL ' ‘ 1 . C-.J tki-L • Cards Pursued The Man With The Old “Pigskin.” FIRST ROW: Richard Davis, John Wharton, Chester Marshall, Billy Ward, Terry White, Darrell Marhsall, Lara Dale Justice, Harrison Evans SECOND ROW: Coach Ashby, Billy Taylor, Keith Milbourne, John Murphy, Steve Sterling, Henry Corbin, Bill Shields THIRD ROW: Cornelius Fletcher, Calvin Marshall, James Lankford, Edward Johnson, Welton Waters, Willie Downing, Michael Byrd S6 Cardinals Fly Bravely During Season All-Star Team Eastern Shore Calvin Marshall Billy Ward Cornelius Fletcher, Terry White, Billy Ward, Coach Ashby, Bill Taylor, Welton Waters, Calvin Marshall, Harrison Evans 57 Football Round-Up The ' 72 football season began with only a few lettermen returning. Lacking experience and depth; and, finding a quarterback seemed to be the main obstacles to overcome. After a first game victory over Cape Charles, it looked as if our anticipated losing season might become a winning season. The following week saw the Cardinals lose to a well knit Onancock team (the undefeated district champions). During the next few games, a good defensive effort usually provided our team with a halftime lead and kept us in the game till the final whistle. The second half proved to be our downfall in most cases, as the nine or ten players, who were playing both offense and defense, seemed to tire and make mistakes. Thus, our record of three wins and seven losses did not indicate the true team effort, as four of those losses were decided by a touchdown in the final quarter. Losing seven or eight players during the season because of disciplinary reasons did not seem to dampen the spirits of the remaining players, as late season upsets of Parksley and Cape Charles were truly proud team efforts. Seniors Calvin Marshall (off. guard) and Billy Ward (off. tackle) were selected on the coaches All Shore team. Also receiving votes for the team were Seniors Terry White and Billy Taylor. These boys and the leadership they provided will be missed next year. i 58 J.V. Football Team FIRST ROW: Ralph Tull, John Wharton, Kenneth Anderson, Zeb Barfield, Donald Marshall, Rodney Marshall, Gregory Waters, Nathaniel Harmon, Robert Tull. SECOND ROW: Cornelius Fletcher, manager; Richard Watson, Harvey Philpot, Tony Watkinson, Rudolph Tull, Mike Collins, Calvin Taylor, Coach Ashby. THIRD ROW: Mike Massey, Leroy Manuel, Jack Krieger, Prentice Douglas, Michael Byrd, Cornelius Tull. NOT PICTURED: Connell Lankford. We May Not Have Been No. 1 But — We Try Harder And Fly Higher! 59 Varsity FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Faye Drummond, Val Howard, Susan Leonard, Jayne Dryden - Co-Captain; Mary Ellen Shields, Jackie Palmer - Co-Captain; Beverly Matthews, Dorothy Downing, and Kathy Mason. Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders began early in the summer to make the 72 season the best ever at Atlantic High School. They tried to work as a squad with their new sponsors, Mrs. Linda Parker and Mrs. Ann Hunter. Although the going was rough at times, the Cheerleaders received much support and encourage¬ ment from the Varsity team and their sponsors. During the year they presented some interesting Pep Rallies. One of the highlights of the year was construction of the Thanksgiving Day Game float. During half time, Val Howard was selected as Queen and Billy Ward as King at the Thanksgiving Day Game. Hard To Land This Cardinal! Thanksgiving Day Game Football Queen: Val Howard — Football King: Billy Ward FIRST ROW: Mgr. Jack Collins, Charlie Downing, Ronnie Lewis, Leon Harmon, Terry White, Rozelle Watson, Lara Dale Justice, Clarence Tull. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Ronnie Collins, Cornelius Fletcher, Billy Ward, Berton Cannon, Michael Press, Bill Krieger, Jeffrey Nock, Score-keeper; Coach Ashby. Varsity Basketball Basketball Run-Down Coach Ashby and his team had an up and down season with a 4-6 record. The team finished the regular season in 4th place, but had an opportunity to go across the bay had they beat Central in the tournaments. Although the Central game was one of their best played games, the shots would just not go in. Better luck, next year! 1 62 63 1972-1973 Girls Varsity Basketball Team FIRST ROW: Dawn Shumaker, Diane Collins, Cindy Ross, Beverely Matthews, Karen Roberts, Susan Fletcher, Connie Johnson, and Rhonda Matthews. SECOND ROW: Coach Barnes, Shirley Anderson, Nancy Fletcher, Bonnie McConnell, Karen Browning, Jackie Palmer, Ivory Fletcher, Lynn Wilkerson, and Coach Peck. The Girls Basketball team finished with a 5-3 record in regular season play. Although the team was composed mainly of young, inexperienced players, the team finished third in the standings. They were one game behind the first and second teams who had a 6-2 record. Captain Lynn Wilkerson was hurt early in the season and unable to play most of the time. A determined attack was led by Ivory Fletcher. Coaches Barnes and Peck were very pleased with the team’s performance and hoped for success in the tournaments. Wf . r f jgm 1 tl f I ' Y tjf ?nj 64 65 1972 Girls Softball Team FIRST ROW: Harrison Evans, Julia Scarborough, Lynn Wilkerson, Mary Ellen Shields, Shian Lankford, Greg Duncan. SECOND ROW: Coach Barnes, Beverly Matthews, Brenda Corbin, Rhonda Matthews, Jackie Palmer, Veronica Miller, Nancy Fletcher, Debbie Palmer. 1972 Boys Baseball Team FIRST ROW: Bobby Marshall, Gregory Davis, Orville Fleming, Mr. Swentkowski, Coach. SECOND ROW: Cornelius Fletcher, Berton Cannon, Billy Ward. 66 Track Team FIRST ROW: Billy Ward, Terry White, Welton Waters, Edward Wilson, Michael Bonneville, John Robinson, Elton Williams. SECOND ROW: Gary Miller, Henry Corbin, Timmy McCready, James Lankford, Rozelle Watson, John Johnson, Michael Handy, Jimmy Matthews, Wain Holden, Coach Ashby J.V. Boys Basketball Team FIRST ROW: Jeffrey Nock, Kenneth Anderson, John Wharton, Craig Holden, Ronnie Marshall, Graylyn Anderson, Rodney Marshall, Zeb Barfield, Ralph Tull. SECOND ROW: Tony Watkinson, Keith Fedderman, Harvey Philpot, Coach Swentkowski, Richard Watson, Rudolph Rull, Perry Justice, Cornelius Tull, Nathaniel Harmon. 68 ORGANIZATIONS A Vwoo A r-)VA | £ CK. V- A A iC! ta -g VW ! V v • - - —V vC ■ y s y AAcxWv ' t vVl_ Cck (L olV_V vywj V V -6 V _S__ A_C A. A Cl C AA J v (dV ■ oA Wcy ! iV WyOL l_ 5 _ _ _ — • —- ‘ v s ■� A A- l? gAA w- C CK r - o A V v Vy - -e O h a ng mg a la ntern on a bl ossomtn jr bough, what pains I took! Chess Club SEATED: Burleigh Matthews, Scotty ewis, Mike Waterfield, Jack Krieger, Nancy Jo Lazenby, Don Oreten, Wayne Matthews, Bill Shields. STANDING: Dale Fox, Dorsey Taylor, Timothy Harr, Bill Krieger, Mr. Ashby, sponsor. After Lunch — A Game Of Chess Concentration’s The Name Of The Game! 70 The Forensic Club FIRST ROW: Kerry Nock, Michael Handy, Mitchell Corbin, Rozelle Watson, Edward Wilson, Gregory Davis. SECOND ROW: Jeffrey Nock, Ralph Griffin, Gregory Duncan, Darlene Savage, John Robinson, Elton Williams. THIRD ROW: Pauline Turner, Cathy Wilson, Janice Davis, Gary Miller, Regina Smith, Sharon Holden, Betty Harmon, Lula Drummond. SPONSORS: Mrs. Parker, Miss Hall, Miss Heltai. President Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian Chaplain Officers kA Betty Harmon Mitchell Corbin Darlene Savage Deborah Fletcher Edward Wilson Janice Davis Jeffrey Nock 71 Student Cooperative Association 0 A Im ] ■ [ 1B V J Mrs. Scott and Greg Davis confer on SCA business. FIRST ROW: Mr. Peck, Mrs. Humbles; Treasurer, Nancy Fletcher, Judy Murphy; First Vice President, Gale Savage, Bonnie Holden, Aldranna Fedderman SECOND ROW: Billy Taylor, Judy Howard; Second Vice President, Steve Brittingham, Cindy Ross, Gary Miller; Secretary, Claudia Savage; Reporter, Teri Doughty THIRD ROW: Greg Waters, Zeb Barfield, Cheryl McCready, Teri Marshall NOT PICTURED: Faye Drummond, Anita Collins, Gary Douglas, Gregory Davis; President, Mary Ellen Shields 72 Spectator Staff FIRST ROW: Betty Carol McConnell; Editor, Mrs. Jones, Val Howard; Assistant Editor SECOND ROW: Lucinda Ward, Laura Miles, Susan Leonard, Judy Howard, Linda Muller, Suzie Curtis, Linda Sprouse, Iris Jane Baker THIRD ROW: Kathy Mason, Terina Miller; Chaplin, Ginger Lee, Bonnie McConnell, Susan Fletcher, Greg Duncan, Jack Krieger FOURTH ROW: Elton Williams, Gary Miller NOT PICTURED: Sandy Hill, Greg Davis, Steve Brittingham 73 Y-Clubs I r. Tri-Hi-Y FIRST ROW: Sadie Handy, Kim Trafford, Karen Sparrow, Leslie Stevenson; Secretary, Bonnie Rios, Donna Abbott, Bonnie Mc¬ Connell, Ginger Lee SECOND ROW: Brenolder Miller, Pam Milbourne, Sheree Miles; Treasurer, Karen Roberts, Nancy Fletcher; Vice President, Susan Fletcher; Reporter, Bonnie Abbott, Alecia Savage, Mrs. Brit- tingham THIRD ROW; Wendy Hope, Gloria Miller, Laverne Carpenter; Chap¬ lain, Mary Deshields, Virginia Bivens, Linda Douglas NOT PICTURED: Mary Ellen Shields; President, Michelle Darns, Dawn Shumaker, Linda Purdy, Regina Smith 74 Senior Tri-Hi-Y FIRST ROW: Judy Howard, President; Linda Sprouse, Linda Muller, Vice President; Jane Dryden, Mrs. Jones SECOND ROW; Susan Leonard, Treasurer; Kathy Mason, Betty McConnell, Jo Lynn Ward, Debbie Taylor, Cindy Ross NOT PICTURED: Diane Lewis, Secretary; Lynn Wilderson, Chaplain FIRST ROW: Mr. Peck, Billy Taylor, Steve Brittingham, Greg Duncan; Vice President, Barry Wise; Chaplain, Jimmy McConnell; Secretary, Mr. Wilson NOT PICTURED: Kerry Nock, Greg Davis Hi-Y 75 THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE FIRST ROW: John Robinson; Reporter, O. H. Burton; Treasurer, Roger Milboume, Elton Watson; Secretary SECOND ROW: Edward Wilson, Rozelle Watson, Robert Marshall; Vice President, Mike Taylor; President, Michael Bonneville, Edward Hall; Sentinel, Carl L. Godwin THIRD ROW: Wayne Marshall, McKinley Douglas, Darrell Marshall, William Scarborough, Calvin Godwin, Wayne Holden, Clarence Waters FOURTH ROW: C. R. Addison; Advisor, Leonard White, Calvin Taylor, Shian Lankford MEMBERS NOT SHOWN: Kerry Nock, John Godwin, Keith Fiddermon, Richard Upshur, Merrin Hinman, Al¬ bert Wise 76 Future Homemakers Of America FIRST ROW: Brenolder Miller, Pam Milbourne; Reporter, Gloria Miller; Secretary, Joyce Milbourne; President, Cindy Milbourne, Miss Hall SECOND ROW: Sadie Handy, Veronica Miller, Bonnie Holden, Rhonda Matthews, Aldranna Fedderman, Bren¬ da Philpot, Laverne Carpenter NOT PICTURED: Corliss Cannon; Vice President, Vernia Fletcher; Treasurer, Laverne Wharton 77 Yearbook Staff Editor Suzie Curtis Assistant Editors Gale Savage, Steve Brittingham Business Manager Cindy Ross Assistants Chuck Lazenby, Diane Collins Art Editors Susan Leonard, Kathy Hammer, Linda Muller, Linda Sprouce Layout Editors Diane Lewis, John Bivens, Val Howard, Faye Drummond, Lucinda Ward Classes Editors Greg Duncan, Kathy Mason, Judy Howard, Vicki Collins, Michael Handy Proofreaders Jayne Dryden, Terina Miller Typists Sandy Hill, Stephanie Feddeman, Shirley Anderson, Laura Miles Club Editors Iris Baker, Mary Ellen Shields Sports Editors Gary Miller, Lynn Wilkerson, Michael Byrd, Elton Watson Photographers Laverne Carpenter, Pam Milbourne, Linda Purdy, Dale Fox, Joyce Milbourne, Hilda Harmon Advisor Thelma Taylor Art Advisor Jan Siglin ADVERTISERS i Compliments of CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Pocomoke City, Maryland Phone: 957-2500 Member F.D.I.C. 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DARREL and DOROTHY HOWARD Groceries Meats Gas j Atlantic Virginia Parksley Virginia RED WHITE GROCERY FABRIC LINEN SHOP Phone: 665-5560 l N lder Management Nelsonia Virginia Parksley Virginia GLADDEN TI RE SERVICE STANDARD AUTO Exmore, Virginia 23350 Phone: 422-6116 Sales and Service SUPPLY Wholesale Distributor Auto Parts and Accessories New Tires Recapping Parksley Virginia RADIO ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. TOWN AND COUNTRY Radio - TV - Electronic - Sales and Service Ladies Apparel Millinery and Accessories T. D. MASON SR. Parksley, Va. 23421 Phone: 665-4220 Parksley Virginia THORNTON’S FURNITURE WALKER OIL CO., INC. FASHION FABRICS Distributor of Rt. 13 Bennett St. Hailwood, Va. Parksley, Va. 824-4076 665-4381 Mobil Gas - Mobil Oil - Mobil Paints Bloxom, Va. Phone: 703 - 665-5566 85 Chincoteague, Congratulations and Best Wishes From the Employees of SILCO To the Graduating Class of 1973 Virginia Onancock, Virginia Parksley, Virginia HAPPIFACE KENNELS FELDMAN BROS. 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The House of Quality Onancock Virginia 23417 Compliments of Compliments of THE FORKS GRILL DON and GLORIA DRAGAN ACME MARKET Phone: 8Z4-4777 Onancock Virginia Onley Virginia BLOXOM AUTO SUPPLY CO., INC. WAVELAND ANTIQUES Automotive Wholesale Distributor Access. Supplies Parts General Electric Appliances MR. and MRS. ROBERT HILL Jenkins Bridge Virginia Mappsville Virginia 23407 703 - 824-4878 T’S CORNER Compliments of Cigarettes (We Have Them All) Sandwiches - Ice Cream HIGHWAY SERVICE STATION The Bus Stop Oak Hall, Virginia (703) 824-8956 Oak Hall, Virginia LAUNDERMAT POCOMOKE CITY PHARMACY 24 Hour Service Atlantic Virginia Pocomoke City Maryland CONQUEST PRODUCE Temperanceville, Virginia Phone: 824-5278 WISE’S GULF EAST BROS. SERVICE STATION A) Arco Gas - Oil - Greasing Tune-ups, Minor Repairs Oak Hall Phone T ' s Corner Virginia Virginia 824-3901 BI-COUNTY PHARMACY Garagatha Onancock C. D. MARSH JEWELERS FRED HALL SONS Growers and Shippers of White Potatoes and Sweet Potatoes Hailwood, Virginia B. L. “PETE” MARSHALL Electrical Contractor Hailwood, Virginia Phone: 824-4565 PETE WHITE SONS SEAFOOD Dealers in Oysters, Hard and Soft Shell Crabs PETE WHITE Proprietor Hailwood, Virginia Phone: 824-5090 TOWN COUNTRY Ladies Apparel Millinery and Accessories Parksley Virginia FLOWER SHOP Bloxon, Virginia Phone: 665-4566 PARKSLEY 5 10 INC. Shop Where Your Dollars Have More Cents MAPLESHADE BARBER SHOP Parksley, Virginia Hailwood, Virginia 23359 ROY NORTHAM MULLE R BROS ? NURSERY £2 Wholesale Horntown, Virginia Phone 824-43U2 HUFFMAN’S ARCO SERVICE STATION BUDDY HUFFMAN, Prop. Lubrication - Oil - Washing Minor Repairs - Tire Service Wattsville, Va. Phone: 824-8853 ; J OV 443 HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY SALON The Place Where Women Aquire New Personalities Phone: 742-3331 114 Catherine St. Salisbury, Md. THE VILLAGE SHOP Ladies Ready to Wear and Accessories JEWELL B. CHASE, Owner Phone: 665-4212 Parksley, Virginia Compliments of JAXON’S THE FASHION EYE in Missy and Half-Size Fashions Parksley Virginia Jr. Twinkle Room Outstanding Junior Fashions F or Service Onancock Virginia Shoes Apparel 787-3966 ACCOMACK-NORTHAMPTON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Parksley Virginia 23421 THE PEACE TOKEN Compliments of — Sportsman ' s Supplies - Gifts New Church, Virginia CARL and RUTH NIEBAUER 703 - 824-5068 New Church, Virginia Compliments of SMITH’S CLEANERS New Church Virginia NEW CHURCH FARMERS SUPPLY Feeds - Seeds - Supplies - F ertilizer s New Church, Virginia Phone: 824-4063 Gr eenbackville VOLUNTEER FIRE CO. THE WORCESTER HOUSE ANTIQUES THELMA ARION and MELVIN L. ARION New Church, Va. 703 - 824-3847 Compliments of WILLIAMS DISCOUNT CORNER New Church, Virginia Compliments of EASTERN SHORE UPHOLSTERY New Church, Virginia Compliments of AB RAMS B. P. STATION New Church, Virginia Come to Where the Good Things Are ! Oak Hall, Virginia 824-5537 SCHER’S J. J. NEWBERRY AND COMPANY Pocomoke City, Maryland Crisfield, Maryland Smart Wear Ladies and Children Pocomoke City Virginia SPARROW’S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Sinnickson, Virginia Compliments of 8 A.M. - 10 P.M. Monday - Friday 8 A.M. - 11 P.M. LEROY JESTER Saturday Closed Sunday Phone: 703 - 824-3694 GRAYSON C. CHESSER AND COMPANY Farm Products Phone: 824-3566 or 824-4639 Temperanceville Virginia MONTGOMERY WARD Catalog and Sales Agency GENE LUSBY 301 - 957-2900 Pocomoke, Maryland Parksley, Virginia Exmore, Va. VINCENT JEWELERS Bulova Watches Keepsake Diamonds 126 Market Street Pocomoke City, Maryland LANKFORD CUTLER Hardware - Paints - Sporting Goods - Houseware Pocomoke City, Maryland 957-2010 Transmedia Thing T ransonic KIP KILMON Says - TRANSMEDIA, INC. BOX 302 POCOMOKE CITY, MD. 21851 Shop - SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Pocomoke City. Sears Authorized Catalog Merchant Appliances - Delivered - Installed 2nd and Willow Street Pocomoke City, Maryland Daily Hours 9:00 - 5:00 Friday and Saturday Until 8:00 P.M. THE EASTERN SHORE NEWS Accomac, Virginia Printed Weekly but Interested Daily in the Young People of the Eastern Shore Compliments of SCHOOLFIELD AND HAM Latest Fashions Pocomoke, Maryland DUTTERER’S OF MANCHESTER, INC. Food Buyers Service - Quality Service Since 1939 115 South Main Street Manchester, Maryland 21102 CITY DAIRY, INC. South Division Street Extd. Salisbury, Maryland THERE’S MORE OF EVERYTHING IN DOWNTOWN SALISBURY Downtown Salisbury is the focal point of the Delmarva Peninsula ' s lar¬ gest and most progressive city. If the quest is for the selection of finest quality for all members of the family - Downtown Salisbury is your target. This is true for fashions, accessories, and fine footwear for ladies, men, boys, and girls. Furniture and furnishings for the home are in abundance. Every facet of banking, legal, and medical professions are at hand. Food . . . from a snack to a full course meal is conveniently available. Parking facilities are conveniently located for your shopping pleasure. We ' re not modest - we ' re proud to say . . . there ' s more of everything in Downtown Salisbury. 97 In Onancock it ' s GLICK SONS In Chincoteague it ' s THE MELLEN PATCH V o A V V o The Best in Fashion JOHN W. TAYLOR PACKING CO. INC. Hallwoodt Yirf ( v S V % y%. Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 73 ' X, 9 BANK OF VIRGINIA — CENTRAL Vn-CrfU OtVruj OOGnJ d: qO CtKiO L JoJcA-cJL Ojthov-uij 0JY cLy OXIED CHA O DUJ ur xOO CthjjrOeJ Xsuzj asJ Onouuo CX3- u crv ' v5L ' -BC OO Xo a vaXcj UahJ onr ti UUjeXxjcr - jj_H aa. oJUVS- vtkA LUJ aO ©Lx 0- 3 XKjl) 0©YvipJLUY - h - MjOCXatX to OnooO uv-Y-yjLiOO ' -X3i cXiu Oncs -ajLy (S� u. ■ - a JC ' H i WO od, Virginia) tL oJbh _ to o C«no_t CjUjJjJ XhoJG ks oULuW uvv ju u jC s cn Kvn ' ;; CCk OO hL.,,- ccnA U- O .u.r VJUL oJuxxsu cteHvwly ol x - cuJ a ‘tJU L CWXA oq b-SUla , CLXAjnwkY .:; _ 0 _ HfcopjL u ©o A oJULX aJLo Qu OtQt ][ ' C W; .. O L tn, JvL 7h)l JIAm oJ c- EXMORE COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS WHITE BROTHERS Rt. 13 Main Street Plumbing and Heating Exmore, Virginia Phone Onley, Virginia 23350 GI-26026 MISTY MEADOWS MOBILE HOMES BOGGS WATER SEWAGE, INC. Misty Meadows Mobile Homes Route 13, New Church, Virginia The Oldest Established Mobile Home Sales Lot in Accomack County 824-5294 P. O. Box 333 Melfa Phone: Virginia 703 - 787-4000 99 Compliments of MODERN OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Pocomoke Maryland FOX FUNERAL HOME Temperanceville Virginia Compliments of BILL’S ESSO STATION Esso T emperanceville Virginia Compliments of MILTON MARSHALL Plumbing and Heating Temperanceville Virginia Compliments of WILKERSON ROOFING AND SIDING CO. Compliments of EARL’S GRILL AND SPORTING GOODS T emperanceville Virginia Oak Hall Virginia Compliments of FOX BROTHERS INC. Crane, Bulldozers, Grader, Truck Work (Sand and Fill) 703 - 824-4007 or 703 - 824-4001 100 BOOSTERS Compliments of a Friend Compliments of the OUTLET, Pocomoke City, Md. Miller ' s Dress Shop Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mason Sandy and Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Taylor Miss Rosa Spady Mr. Frank E. Spady Mrs. Edna M. Spady Mrs. Catherine Blake Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fedderman Mrs. Mildred Holland Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Collins Compliments of Eddie and Marie Core Compliments of Parksley 5 and 10 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Sterling Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parks Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bundick Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Mason Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Wessells Compliments of the Chance Family Susan Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kellam Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Holden Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Justice Mr. and Mrs. James Savage Mr. and Mrs. James Broughton Helen Brown H. H. and R. H. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Humbles Nancy and Donald Scott Lisa Rozelle Mr. and Mrs. Ted Parker Mr. James Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Percy Thomas Mr. and Mrs. William Watson Mrs. Mildred S. Waters Mrs. Gladys Shields Mr. Harvey Douglas Vera and Clyde Mr. and Mrs. Eddie C. Tull Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Taylor Mr. Jim Wessells Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lewis Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss Moore Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor Mr. Ricky Williams Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Drummond 101 Vp V r i y A Sr ,£ £ £. J8 V y J r v p us annuli aur§r Among the Romans, this meant th£right to wear a gold ring, confined to senalors cfiief magistrates, knights. Among Wur con tern- . magistrates, knights, poraries, the right to we j Wnir reserved for you and your cl s ' smakefQ e’r Y proud that Balfour was craf ng it foryogy ilegej pf :y r Telephone: (703) 787-4341 Home: (703) 787-3542 JOSEPH L. ASBURY Sergeant First Class US ARMY US Army Recruiting Station 29 Market Street Onancock, Virginia 23417 BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zupan Mr. Matthew W. Tull Mr. and Mrs. William Dryden Compliments of Modern Floor Covering Mr. and Mrs. William H. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Carson Barnes 103 TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE IT! 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