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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1974 volume:

have we . . . can we will we 1 9 Volume 24 of the Cardinal is published by the student body of Atlantic High School at Oak Hall, on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. A.H.S. has a faculty of 25 and a student body of 367. 1 U a Q — z have we • • • 4 2 learned that our future lies in our ability to accept others for themselves and our ability to cope with the problems that confront us. 3 4 find ourselves and with this inner peace we find within . . . work together with our brothers and sisters to make ours a better world. . . one free of hassles. . . hatred. . . prejudice... to make ours a world of brotherhood. 5 6 do our part in achieving a land where all men are not only created equal. . . but they are treated as equals I The 1974 yearbook staff wishes to dedicate this book to James Floyd Matthews . . . You are in our thoughts . . . We do care and we understand . . . We want to pull with you . . . We shall pull together . . . Because caring and brotherhood are what is important in life . . . 9 Faculty and Staff CATHERINE SPARROW, Secretary KENT WALKER, Principal MA Ed, East Carolina University VERNON L. GIDDENS, Assistant Principal BS N.C.A. T. University JOHN G. BARNES, Assistant Principal BS Salisbury State College 10 RUTH M. BRITTINGHAM, Mathematics BS Madison College LINDA P. PARKER, Librarian BS Madison College THELMA E. TAYLOR, Guidance Counselor BA Western Maryland College LILLIAN R. KANIPE, Mathematics BA Wake Forest College ROBERT L. SHRIEVES, Mathematics BS Norfolk State College 11 SALLY L. SCOTT, English BS Mary Washington College MARY F. CAREY, Science BS Westhampton College, U. of Richmond FRANKLIN D. WILSON, English BS Univ. of Md. E.S. MERCER D. WALTON, Science BS Florida Southern University SUSAN R. SHORT, English BA Salisbury State College 12 STEPHEN G. PECK, History BS V.P.I. and S.U. MARTHA HOLMES, French BA Old Dominion University BENJAMIN P. MASON, Business BS Old Dominion University JANET H. BARNES, English BA University of Delaware DIANA CUSTIS, Business BS Mary Washington College 13 CHARLES R. ADDISON, Agriculture BA N. Carolina A T University JAN SIGLIN, Art BSAE Kutztown State 14 GEORGE M. ASHBY, Physical Education BS Lynchburg College MARIE C. HUMBLES, Physical Education BA University of Md. Eastern Shore RACHEL FISHER, Home Economics BS Longwood College MARGARET TAYLOR, Driver Education BA Longwood College HARRY R. LOYD, Band BME Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Mr. Walker digests the news. 15 Ann Hunter, Cashier Lunchroom Staff: Mrs. Brittingham, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Wessells It’s Not All Work — and No Play! Come dance with me. John Broadwater, Custodian I feel like a Queen! 16 17 Class of 1974 The Class of ' 74 is unique from past graduating classes in many ways. Ours is the first graduating class to have the experience of total integration through all of high school. Although there have been some rough times and periods of ad¬ justment, they have been far outweighed by the good times we have had and good friends we have made. Many of us have learned that a better understanding of others is achieved simply by increasing our self-understanding, which we feel everyone should strive for. Sharon sets the style. Rosetta Marie Corbin Judith Marie Cornett 18 MARILYN GWENDOLYN ARMSTRONG BARBARA ANN BISHOP CHARLES STEVEN BRITTINGHAM AUDREY DIANE BROWN DIANA RUTH COLLINS BRENDA JEAN CORBIN STEPHEN WAYNE CURTIS JANICE MARIE DAVIS SHARON DARLENE DOGGETT DOROTHY LOUISE DOWNING FAYE MARY ESTELLA DRUMMOND JAYNE LOUISE DRYDEN RALPH HODGES GRIFFIN RICKY LEE GUTHRIE PHILIP JAMES HERRICK NORMAN CASSIDERALE HINMON What is this? 20 MARK AUGUST ETMANSKI TERRY MELVIN FISHER VERNIA MAE FLETCHER KAREN ANN GODWIN Gary, you really didn t write this, did you? MICHAEL FRANCIS HANDY LOIS OLA HARMON JUSTINE ANN HOLDEN SHARON REDENI A HOLDEN 21 VALERIE JEAN HOWARD JOHN CLAYTON JOHNSON JAMES HAROLD JUSTICE, JR. LARA DALE JUSTICE SHIAN LANKFORD ROBERT WAYNE MARTIN Gail can’t KOPE with all this walking SUSAN CAROL LEONARD KATHY ANN MASON 22 WILLIAM BRYAN KRIEGER BETSY DIANE LEWIS Oh, no! They ' ve scored again. CONSTANCE MARIE LOGAN JAMES PHILLIP LANKFORD BARRY IRVING MARSHALL JAMES DARRELL MARSHALL JEFFREY EUGENE MARSHALL BEVERLY JANE MATTHEWS 23 TERRY LAWRENCE BETTY CAROL McCONNELL MATTHEWS MAXINE MARIE MILBOURNE J GARY CRAIG MILLER Leave me alone. SCOTT DAVID KERRY RAY NOCK DEBORAH GAY PALMER JACQUELINE KAY PALMER McREYNOLDS 24 Far out, man! GAIL RENEE MILBURN GLORIA JEAN MILBOURNE TERINA LOU MILLER DANIEL BARRY MILLS 25 CLAUDIA COLEATHA SAVAGE DARLENE CLARA SAVAGE SHARON DENISE SAVAGE THOMAS WALKER SMITH 26 MICHAEL BRUCE CLARENCE LEVI TULL KEITH ORLANDO MILBOURNE THORNTON JOHNNY WAYNE THORNES JO LYNN WARD ROZELLE HAYES WATSON ALBERT WISE RICHARD ASHBY WRIGHT 27 28 29 Senior Directory MARILYN ARMSTRONG Tri-Hi-Y 9,10 (v, pres. 10) S.C.A. 9,10 Softball 11 BARBARA BISHOP STEVE BR1TTINGHAM Hi-Y 11 (reporter) Yearbook Staff 10,11,12 (asst. ed. 11) (editor 12) S.C.A. 11,12 (2nd v. pres. 11) (1st v. pres. 12) Spectator Staff 10 AUDREY BROWN Library Club 10 RENEE BROWN Library Club 10 KAREN BROWNING S.C.A. 9 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Glee Club 10 DIANE COLLINS Tri-Hi-Y 9,10 Yearbook Staff 11,12 Basketball 11 Glee Clyb 11,12 Cheerleading 10 BRENDA CORBIN Softball 10,12 ROSETTA CORBIN JUDY CORNETT STEVE CURTIS JANICE DAVIS Tri-Hi-Y 9 Forensic Club 11 (parliamentarian) SHARON DOGGETT Tri-Hi-Y 12 S.C.A. 12 DOROTHY DOWNING Yearbook Staff 12 Cheerleading 11 Library Club 9 FAYE DRUMMOND Yearbook Staff 11,12 S.C.A. 11 Cheerleading 11,12 (co capt. 12) Library Club 9, 10 JAYNE DRY DEN Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11,12 (chaplain 9) Yearbook Staff 11,12 (asst. ed. 12) Glee Club 10,11 Cheerleading 11,12 (co capt. 11) MARK ETMANSKI F.F.A. 12 TERRY FISHER F.F.A. 9,10 KAREN GODWIN Library Club 10 RALPH GRIFFIN Forensic Club 11 Library Club 10 Football 10 (mgr.) RICKY GUTHRIE MIKE HANDY Hi-Y 9,10,11,12 (pres. 12) Yearbook Staff 11,12 Football 12 Track 11,12 Forensic Club 11 Baseball 12 LOIS HARMON Glee Club 10,11 Spectator Staff 9 PHIL HERRICK F.F.A. 9,10 NORMAN HINMAN Basketball 9,10,12 Baseball 11 JUSTINE HOLDEN SHARON HOLDEN Forensic Club 11 Library Club 9,11 VAL HOWARD Tri-Hi-Y 12 Yearbook Staff 11,12 S.C.A. 10,12 Glee Club 10,11 Cheerleading 11 Spectator Staff 10,11,12 (asst. ed. 11) (editor 12) EDWARD JOHNSON Football 11 Spectator Staff 9 JOHNNY JOHNSON Baseball 12 Track 10,11,12 JIMMY JUSTICE F.F.A. 9 LARA DALE JUSTICE Football 11 Basketball 10,11,12 BILL KRIEGER Football 10, 11,12 (capt. 12) Basketball 11 Chess Club 11,12 Track 12 JAMES LANKFORD Football 11 Track 10,11,12 SHIAN LANKFORD Softball 10,11,12 (mgr.) F.F.A. 10,11,12 SUSAN LEONARD Tri-Hi-Y 9,11,12 (treas. 11) Yearbook Staff 11,12 Glee Club 10,11 Cheerleading 11 Spectator Staff 9,10,11 DIANE LEWIS Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11,12 (treas. 9) (sec. 11,12) Yearbook Staff 10,11,12 S.C.A. 9 Glee Club 10,11 LISA LEWIS Glee Club 10,11 CONNIE LOGAN BARRY MARSHALL J. D. MARSHALL JEFFREY MARSHALL Basketball 10 Senior Directory ROBBIE MARTIN S.C.A. 11,12 F.F.A. 9,12 (pres. 12) KATHY MASON Basketball 9,10 Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11,12 (pres. 9) Track 9,10 Forensic Club 11 (chaplain 12) Spectator Staff 9,10,11 Yearbook Staff 10,11,12 Library Club 10 (business mgr. 12) TERINA MILLER Glee Club 10,11 Tri-Hi-Y 9,10 F.H.A. 9 (chaplain 10) Cheerleading 11,12 Yearbook Staff 11,12 (co capt. 12) Spectator Staff 10,11,12 Spectator Staff 10,11,12 (chaplain 11) Library Club 9,10 BEVERLY MATTHEWS Basketball 11,12 BARRY MILLS Softball 11,12 KERRY NOCK F.H.A. 12 Hi-Y 10,11,12 (v. pres.) (sec. 11) Cheerleading 11 Forensic Club 11 (reporter) TERRY MATTHEWS F.F.A. 10,11,12 BETTY CAROL McCONNELL (sec. 11) Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11,12 DEBORAH PALMER (pres. 10,12) Softball 10,11 Yearbook Staff 12 Library Club 9 Spectator Staff 9,10,11,12 JACKIE PALMER (asst. ed. 10) Yearbook Staff 12 (editor 11) Basketball 11,12 Library Club 9 Softball 9,10,11,12 (pres.) F.H.A. 12 SCOTT McREYNOLDS (pres.) Chess Club 12 GLORIA MILBOURNE Cheerleading 10,11 (co capt. 11) Library Club 9,10 MARCUS PHILPOT (v. pres. 10) BRENDA PLANTER KEITH MILBOURNE Football 9,10,11 DARLENE ROGERS Baseball 9 CINDY ROSS Track 9 Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11 Library Club 9 (v. pres. 10) Yearbook Staff 10,11 MAXINE MILBOURNE (business mgr. 11) S.C.A. 10,12 S.C.A. 11 (treas. 10) Basketball 10,11 Yearbook Staff 12 Glee Club 10,11 Forensic Club 11 Library Club 9 Cheerleading 9,10 CLAUDIA SAVAGE GAIL MILBURN S.C.A. 9,11 S.C.A. 9,10 GARY MILLER (sec. 11) Hi-Y 10,11,12 DARLENE SAVAGE Yearbook Staff 11,12 Tri-Hi-Y 9,10 (treas. 10) S.C.A. 12 (sec.) Forensic Club 11 (sec.) SHARON SAVAGE Glee Club 12 TOMMY SMITH Spectator Staff 10 Yearbook Staff 12 JIMMY STEPHENSON STEVE STERLING Football 10,11,12 (capt. 12) F.F.A. 9 Basketball 9 ALMEDA TAYLOR Yearbook Staff 12 TYRONE TAYLOR F.F.A. 10 JOHNNY THORNES CLARENCE TULL Basketball 11,12 (capt. 12) Baseball 12 CATHERINE TURNER Tri-Hi-Y 9,10 Forensic Club 11 F.H.A. 12 Library Club 9,10,11 LESLIE UNDERWOOD JO LYNN WARD Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11 F.H.A. 9 Spectator Staff 10 ROZELLE WATSON Hi-Y 12 Football 9,10 Basketball 10,11,12 (capt. 12) Track 9,10 Forensic Club 11 F.F.A. 10,11 ALBERT WISE F.F.A. 9,11 RICKY WRIGHT In Memoriam Anthony Lydell Rios Tony, in his own quiet, thoughtful way has left his mark on the junior class. The memories of his antics, happy disposition and wonderful smile will remain with us forever. 32 Class of 1975 The Junior year has been one filled with much activity and touched by sadness. The class joined in the efforts for KOPE, partici¬ pated in club and sports activities and dis¬ played the usual excitement when class rings arrived. In December the class was deeply saddened by the loss of our classmate, Tony Rios, in a tragic accident. Culminating our year was the Junior- Senior Prom which was a long awaited and much enjoyed event. Bonnie Abbott Donna Abbott Frank Annis Glen Collins George Annis Marcus Benavides Michael Bonneville Laverne Carpenter Jack Collins Ronnie Collins Cherrie Copes Henry Corbin 33 Laverne and Cherrie keep their eye on the camera. Linda Corbin William Corbin Diane Correia Samuel Crippen Dawn Crockett Elizabeth Detwiler Aniece Douglas Curtis Douglas McKinley Douglas Charlie Downing Ervin Evans Aldronna Fedderman Keith Fiddemon Orville Fleming Ivory Fletcher Nancy Fletcher William Furman Johnny Godwin Edward Hall Willie Harmon 34 Timothy Harr Mary Ann Hatton Mervin Hinmon Connie Johnson Beth Kelley Douglas Kelly Pat Kern Mary Lang Charles Lazenby Ronnie Lewis Robert Marshall Rodney Marshall John and Gwen talk to the flowers. 35 Valerie Miller Veronica Miller Judy Murphy Jeffrey Nock Diane Persinger Wendy Petit Bernadine Planter Brenda Planter Elisa Poulson Linda Purdy Laura Riddick Alan Revell John Robinson Darlene Rogers Mary Ellen Shields William Tapman Phyllis Underwood Marietta Ward Clarence Waters Elton Watson Elton Williams Edward Wilson Cynthia White Pam White 36 Cindy, Darrell, Pam and Laverne- Bobby and Ronnie Willie Harmon and his art. 37 Class of 1976 The Sophomore class has been very active this school year. The class has a lot of enthusiasm as shown by their parti¬ cipation in the clubs in school, such as the Y clubs, FHA, FFA, Chess, and the mini courses which were new this year. Last year, we had the largest participation of any class in sports. This year, there were 17 sophomores on the football squad, and the girls are also active, so we think we will again repeat this honor. We hope to have two more productive years at Atlantic, and when it comes times for us to graduate, the Spirit of 76 will truly be among us. Kenneth Anderson Susan Anderson Virginia Bivens Billy Bowden Debbie Bowden Jacqueline Brown Roger Brown O. H. Burton Michael Byrd Corliss Cannon Larry Chance David Chelton Charlene Collins Doris Coy Lorraine Crippen Michelle Dames Mary DeShields Michael Dix Linda Douglas 38 Thomas Evans Myron Fletcher Susan Flecther Janice Goodwine Kenny Godwin Nathaniel Harmon Debbie Hinmon Annette Holden Wendy Hope Bill Horsman Bruce Johnson Michael Justice What’s going on back there? You’re kidding! Jack Krieger Connell Lankford Nancy Lazenby Yvonne Lewis Gary Lewis Jerry Linton Gwen Logan Susan Lynch 39 f Is the flash that bright, Mike? We like that smile, Wendy! Burleigh Matthews Bonnie McConnell Cheryl McCready Mary Merritt Brenolder Miller Gloria Miller Pam Palmer Harvey Philpot Maude Porter Teresa Rantz Valerie Riddick Bonnie Rios 40 Debbie White Leonard White David Williams Jerome Ross Karen Sparrow Alisa Savage Leslie Stephenson Vicki Titus Kim Trafford Cornelius Tull Ralph Tull Rudolph Tull Robert Tull Tony Watkinson Gregory Waters Alice Watson Richard Watson John L. Wharton Laverne Wharton Susan, Wendy, Sadie, and Brenolder in Tri-Hi-Y Induction. 41 Class of 1977 Adjusting to a new school is never easy, but the Class of ' 77 has done well. Members of the class have joined the Y-Clubs, Football, and J.V. Basketball teams, Cheer¬ leaders, S.C.A., Chorus, Year¬ book and Newspaper staffs, partici¬ pated in mini-courses and assisted the librarian. This year ' s S.C.A. Queen, Julie Luce, was elected from the Fresh¬ man Class. We hope to have three more successful years at A.H.S., and we ' d like to wish the best to the Class of 74. Regina takes time off! Mary Helen Atkins Sandra Anderson Lynette Armstrong Jimmy Bishop Ernie Bonneville Beverly Broward Joann Brown Kitty Bull Mike Collins Kenneth Cornett Coritha Copes Kevin Correia Charlene Crippen Bonnie Scarborough Dale Dickerson Dolly Dickerson Walter Dickerson Loretta Doggett Marion Drummond Wayne Drummond 42 Wayne Ellis Gordon Ervin Vernon Fisher Eugene Evans Marvine Fletcher Sandra Fletcher Tampa Fletcher James Hall Sylvia Hall Jeanette Harmon Joanne Harmon Kevin Harmon Tommy Harr Keith Hart Wanda Jacobs Sam Johnson Willie Jones Ricky Krieger Kenny Linton Julie Luce Bonnie in Monday morning art class. What does this mean Mary Helen? Mr. Barnes’science class. 43 Dwight shows his strength. Linda gets instruction from Cindy. Sadie, Bonnie, and Mary Helen in Jr. Tri-Hi-Y. Beth Ann Marshall Beverly Marshall Darrell Marshall Lisa Marshall Sherry Marshall Teresa Marshall Theresa Marshall Connie Martin Tony Martin Bonnie Mason Cheryl Matthews Ted McDaniels Karen McReynolds Cindy Milbourne Erwin Milbourne Patrick Milbourne Chico Miller Delphine Miller Samuel Miller Betty Morris 44 Brenda Parker Forest Porch Alisa Rantz Crystal Rantz Jeffrey Rew Jerome Dickerson Barbara Rue Joann Rue Marva Rue Charlette Savage Florence Savage Robert Savage Regina Scarborough Louise Scarborough Wendy Scarborough Rosa Smith Mary Sturgis James Tann George Taylor Lilia Taylor Bonnie ponders her next art project. Christmas Spirit prevails. 45 Maurice Taylor Ruth Taylor Wayne Taylor Tony Thornton Ruth Townsend Sharon Travis Albert Tull Vaddie Turner Charlene Ward Carolyn Waters Larry Watson Tommy Watson vwi What caused Mary’s grin? Rocky, don’t cut off your fingers! Tonie Watson Terry West Denise Willar Linda Williams Gale Wilson Jerry Wimbrow Hillary Wise Theresa Wright 46 1973 Football Although the team put forth a valiant effort, they finished with a 1-8-1 record for the season. The prospects for next year look very good with most of the play¬ ers returning. One player, Mike Byrd, was elected to the All-Shore team. The 1973 football season was a great test for Coach Ashby ' s team. Composed mostly of sophomores, they tried to put it together, but just didn ' t have the spark they needed. The team was led by Steve Sterling and Bill Krieger, both Seniors. Cards in action. FRONT: Chuck Lazenby, John Wharton, Kenny Anderson, Richard Watson, Rodney Marshall, Greg Waters, and Elton Williams. MIDDLE: Henry Corbin, Ted McDaniel, Mike Massey, Steve Sterling, Leroy Manuel, Rudolph Tull, Mike Byrd, and Kenny Godwin. BACK: Manager Marvin Fletcher, Manager Robert Tull, Gary Lewis, Tony Watkinson, Jack Krieger, Bill Krieger, Prentice Douglas, Larry Chance, and Coach Mickey Ashby. 48 Edward, Pat, and SUsan man the press box. CAPTAINS: Bill Krieger and Steve Sterling John Wharton versus Onancock. Who ' s got the ball? Mike Massey and Mike Charles vs. Atlantic. 49 BACK: Wendy Hope, Jayne Dryden, Faye Drummond, Kathy Mason, Aniece Douglas. FRONT: Mary Ellen Shields, Cheryl McCready, Nancy Jo Lazenby, Pam Palmer. Despite a season not up to our expectations, we continued to try to promote school spirit and interest through pep rallies, posters, and the homecoming cele¬ bration. In this time of apathy, we found it very demanding to be a cheerleader. School spirit and enthusiasm seemed to have gone out of style, but we found excitement, new friendships, and a lot of fun in cheering for the Cardinals. It seemed that for a few minutes on Friday afternoon, we were truly a school united. Thanks . . . OyOJLCjD C ' hjLKX 50 Mr. Walker crowns Faye Drummond and Bill Krieger. V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! (please!) 51 1973-74 Boys’ Basketball Coach Ashby began the 73-74 season with seven new players. The team was the short¬ est in the league and were always the underdogs. After four losses, they bounced back to beat the first and second place teams. During the Christmas vacation, the Cardinals won the first Atlantic Invitational Tournament. Cornelius Tull was named to the All-Tournament team. Managers Kenny Godwin Ronnie Collins Jeffrey Nock Robert Tull FRONT ROW: Norman Hinman, Keith Fiddeman, Clarence Tull, Rozelle Watson, Jack Collins, Lara Dale Justice. BACK ROW: Coach Ashby, Michael Byrd, Connell Lankford, Henry Corbin, Charlie Downing, Cornelius Tull, Ronnie Lewis. 52 Mr. Ashby, Clarence Tull, and Rozelle Watson accept trophy for winning the first A.I.T. Gale, Beth Ann, and Faye Atlantic ' s first year of basketball cheerleading has been a great one. The girls have spent long hours learn¬ ing the cheers and techniques. They owe their success to their sponsor, Mrs. Linda Parker. The cheerleaders were: Faye Drummond Maxine Milburn Beth Ann Marshall Lisa Marshall Gale Wilson Wendy Hope Mary Helen Atkins 53 Girl’s Basketball The 1973-74 Girls ' Basketball team has had much success this year. Losing their first game by 3 points, they since have played up to their potential. Their seventh game was lost because of a lack of hustle and having to play in an unfamiliar gym. With a new coach, and lacking team experience, they deserve a lot of credit for the way they have proved themselves throughout the season. Hustle, Jackie! A new way to plan team strategy, Mr. Peck? FRONT ROW: Corliss Cannon, Sandra Fletcher, Beverly Matthews, Jackie Palmer, Carolyn Waters, Karen Browning, Bonnie McConnell. BACK ROW: Coach Peck, Manager Clarence Tull, Susan Fletcher, Ivory Fletcher, Nancy Fletcher, Manager Rhonda Matthews, Manager Edward Johnson. .54 J.V. Basketball The Junior Varsity Basketball team, under the direction of Coach Mike Thomas, won 5 games and lost 3 during the 1973-74 season. Although the team was small and inexperienced, the coach was very pleased with their performance. FRONT ROW: Marvin Fletcher, Larry Watson, Tommy Watson, Dale Dickerson, and Hillary Wise. BACK ROW: Richard Watson, Kenneth Anderson, Walter Dickerson, Robert Savage, Wayne Drummond, Kevin Harmon, and Mike Thomas. 55 Track The 1973 track team of Atlantic High School had not only a winning season, but an unde¬ feated one. The team topped everything off with an overwhelming victory at the District meet. This resulted in a large majority of the team going to the Regional and State meet. FRONT ROW: Harrison Evans, Barry Wise, Michael Press, Terry White, Michael Taylor, Wain Holden, William Ward, Pat Miles. MIDDLE ROW: Orville Burton, Edward Hall, Richard Watson, Tony Watkinson, Zeb Barfield, Edward Wilson, Jerome Ross. BACK ROW: Larry Chance, Mike Massey, Timmy Harr, Kenny Anderson, Cor¬ nelius Tull, James Lankford, Welton Waters, Ervin Evans, Michael Byrd, William Scarborough. 56 57 The Senior Tri-Hi-Y had a very busy and successful year. Two club members were elected to offices at the District Conference, and nine girls, including two officers, anx¬ iously awaited to attend the Model General Assembly in the spring. Whether it was raising money for the Jimmy Matthews Fund, putting on a Charlie Brown play, cleaning up the football field, collecting goods for needy families at Christmas, or selling cakes and candies, all thirteen members, with the help of Mrs. Kanipe, enjoyed being a part of the club and its activities. i Sr. Tri-Hi-Y FRONT: Susan Leonard, Diane Lewis, Secretary; Kathy Mason, Chap¬ lain; Betty Carol McConnell, President; Mary Ellen Shields, Vice President; Nancy Fletcher, Treasurer; Linda Purdy, Donna Abbott. BACK: Bonnie Abbott, Jayne Dry den, Elisa Poulson, Val Howard, Sharon Doggett. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Kanipe, Sponsor. 58 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y BOTTOM: Susan Fletcher, President; Mrs. Brittingham, Sponsor; Wendy Hope, Vice President. 2nd: Sadie Handy, Treas.; Linda Douglas, Gloria Miller. 3rd: Mary Helen Atkins, Annette Holden, Wanda Jacobs. 4th: Gale Wilson, Sec.; Virginia Bivens, Yvonne Lewis. 5th: Corethia Copes, Michelle Dames, Kim Trafford, Reporter; Bonnie McConnell. TOP: Bon¬ nie Holden. The Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Club, as a major project, visited the Accomack County Nursing Home on Valentine’s night. The members put on a pro¬ gram and served refresh¬ ments to about 100 patients. In May, a large delegation from the Club will attend the state Jr. Hi-Y Assembly at Ferrutn College. Hi-Y BOTTOM: Mr. Shrieves, Sponsor; Donnie Matthews, Treas.; Bobby Marshall, Michael Handy, Pres.; Samuel Miller. TOP: Steve Brittingham, Rep.; Rozelle Watson, Gary Miller, Vice Pres.; Jeffrey Nock, Charlie Downing, Tony Martin. NOT PICTURED: Elton Williams, Jimmy McConnell, Sec. The Hi-Y Club was rather apathetic this year, but did send Mike Handy, Elton Williams, and Steve Brittingham to the Model General Assembly in April. Steve also served as Chairman of the ' 73 KOPE Walk, with the help of many others. jr | rM ' ?r r - : im •«. t t-i ■? ( m4’ : i r ' ■ r ti fk. � —trhiJl BOTTOM: Val Howard, Sadie Handy, Maxine Milbourne, Sharon Doggett, Mary Ellen Shields, Pat Milbourne, Susan Fletcher, Treas.; Nancy Fletcher, Donnie Matthews, Edward Hall, Kevin Harmon. TOP: Edward Wilson, Tony Watkinson, Linda Williams, Brenolder Miller, Steve Brittingham, Vice Pres.; Gary Miller, Pres.; Jack Krieger, Michael Byrd, Darlene Savage, Sec.; Aldronna Fedderman, 2nd Vice Pres.; Mr. Peck, Sponsor. The S.C.A. was confronted with one main problem in its attempts to encourage school spirit and promote better relationships: apathy. Apathy seems to pervade our school life. However, a few things were done, such as reinstalling the juke box, playing basketball with the faculty (they won), putting out trash cans, and writing to the Accomack County School Board concerning school regulations which appeared discriminatory. Following action by the School Board, the regulations pertaining to married and pregnant students were removed. We hope that this year ' s S.C.A. has learned from its mistakes and accomplishments and will do an even better job next year. 60 Spectator Staff FRONT: Bonnie McConnell, Assistant Editor; Val Howard, Editor; Kathy Mason, Mary Helen Atkins. MIDDLE: Betty Carol McConnell, Mrs. Barnes, Sponsor; Brenolder Miller, Terina Miller. BACK: Susan Fletcher, Jack Krieger, Kim Trafford, Beth Ann Marshall. Library Aids FRONT: Pat Milboume, Maxine Milbourne, Edward Hall, Cheryl Matthews. BACK: J. D. Marshall, Darlene Savage, Gloria Miller, Faye Drummond, Gary Miller, Mrs. Parker, Sponsor. 61 BOTTOM: Mr. Addison, Sponsor; Michael Bonneville, Hillary Wise. MIDDLE: Maurice Taylor, Bobby Mar¬ shall, Leonard White, Robert Martin, Edward Hall, Clarence Waters, Shian Lankford. TOP: Edward Wilson, Sec.; Jeffrey Nock, Reporter; Darrell Marshall, Vice Pres.; John Robinson, Pres.; Calvin Taylor, Sentinel; Mark Etmanski, Treas. Future Homemakers of America FRONT: Laverne Carpenter, Laverne Wharton, Veronica Miller, Beverly Matthews, Vice Pres.; Rhonda Mat¬ thews. BACK: Mrs. Fisher, Sponsor; Jackie Palmer, President. 62 Band BOTTOM: Bonnie Rios, Edward Wilson, Sammy Johnson. MIDDLE: Tony Rios, Curtis Douglas, Myron Harmon, Ronnie Marshall. TOP: Elton Williams, James Hall, Leroy Manuel. 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G o G U 4 ) G M 4 ) cd u o o Ul cd U O u 64 Editor: Steve Brittlngham Sr. Assistant Ed.: Jayne Dryden Jr. Assistant Ed.: Linda Purdy Business Managers: Kathy Mason, Diane Lewis Layout: Gary Miller, Editor; Mike Handy, Val Howard, Diane Collins, Nancy Jo Lazenby, Beverly Matthews Classes: Nancy Fletcher, Donna Abbott, James Hall Clubs: Betty Carol McConnell, Editor; Mary Ellen Shields, Laverne Carpenter Sports: Dorothy Downing, Editor; Mike Byrd, Elton Williams, Susan Fletcher, Charlie Downing, Carol Martin, Ronnie Lewis Photography: Tommy Smith, Mr. Keith Brown, Steve Brittingham Typists: Terina Miller, Beverly Matthews, Jackie Palmer, Jayne Dryden, Dorothy Downing This year’s Cardinal Staff was, as usual, a large one. Unavoidably, some members have done much more work than others, but all have contributed something, and the Yearbook is in the end a product of all. The Staff wishes to thank Mrs. Barnes, Mr. Peck, Miss Siglin, Mr. Walker, Mr. Richard Smith, Mr. Keith Brown, Mr. DeFaleo, those-who worked with us at the seminars in Richmond and Charlottesville, and all others who have helped us this year. We also owe a special thanks to our sponsor, Mrs. Taylor, for pushing us to meet deadlines, for listening to our occasionally bizarre ideas and helping us put them to use, and for putting up with all the other things a sponsor has to put up with. The 1974 Cardinal would not have been possible without all of these people. Homeroom Representatives 12 Br: Dorothy Downing 12 Ka: Val Howard 12 Sc: Almeda Taylor 11 Ba: Donna Abbott Nancy Fletcher 11 Cu: Ronnie Lewis Linda Purdy 11 Sw; Mary Ellen Shields Elton Williams 10 Ho: Mike Byrd 10 Hu: Nancy Jo Lazenby Susan Fletcher 10 Wa: Jackie Palmer 10 Wi: Diane Lewis 9 Me: Mary Helen Atkins Sandra Anderson 9 Shr: Alisa Rantz Cheryl Matthews 9 Sho: Bonnie Mason 9 Pc: James Hall Mini-Courses were one of the many changes made this year, involving most of the faculty and students. For an hour, every other week, students could choose between the many courses or clubs offered, or could simply have the period free in a study hall. Some of the courses were: Gardening, Hunter Safety, Tennis, Knitting and Crochet¬ ing, Bridge, Chess, Tag Football, Psychology, Tumbling, and Sports Rules. Many students and teachers enjoyed this innovation to our curriculum. Miss Short ' s Chorus enjoys a practice session. Psychology is the top under discussion. 66 Mr. Loyd ' s band performs its first concert. I know ALL about flowers! Steve, Cindy, Bill, and Mr. Peck learn to play Mr. Shrieves drills the team. 67 68 TOP, Left to Right: Frank Annis, George Annis, Maxine Milbourne, Mervin Hinman, Kim Trafford, Bonnie McConnell, Nancy Jo Lazenby. BOTTOM, Left to Right: John Robinson, Lydia Waters, Bonnie Holden, Mary Ellen Shields, Sharon Doggett, Loretta Doggett, Laverne Carpenter. 69 m urn « d iIviok- vouHeok Americas 1 Bestseller Changing The Lives Of Millions ' Mr. Carey, Henry Jackson, Junior Class Officers: Rhonda Matthews, Sec.; Karen Taylor, Rep.; John Robinson, Pres.; Mary Ellen Shields, Vice-Pres.; Jeffrey Nock, Treas.; Charlotte Savage, Justine Holden, Gloria Miller, Cathy Wilson 11 ill 1! 70 If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hoars a different drummer. Lot him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau 71 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The 1974 CARDINAL STAFF wishes to express its appreciation to the students who worked so diligently during this year ' s Booster Campaign, and, of course, to all of our loyal supporters who bought boosters. Without their help this book would not have been possible. Individual students who won top prizes and awards were as follows: 1. Ricky Guthrie 3. Mary Atkins and Sharon Travis 2. Teresa Wright 4. Corethia Copes Winners of prizes at each grade level were as follows: 9th Grade - Teresa Wright 11th Grade - Mary Hatton 10th Grade - Karen Sparrow 12th Grade - Ricky Guthrie The two top classes who brought in the most boosters were 1. Mrs. Brittingham ' s 12th Grade 2. Mr. Shrieves ' 9th Grade Following is a list of students who obtained 5 or more booster names for the 1974 CARDINAL. Mary Helen Atkins Steve Brittingham Michael Byrd Corethia Copes Brenda Corbin Michelle Darns Dorothy Downing Jayne Dryden Susan Fletcher Tampa Fletcher Vernia Fletcher Ricky Guthrie Michael Handy Lois Harmon Mary Hatton Pat Kern Diane Lewis Bonnie McConnell Bonnie Mason Kathy Mason Dora Marshall Cheryl Matthews Gail Milburn Brenolder Miller Brenda Parker Linda Purdy Alisa Rantz Regina Scarborough Karen Sparrow Vickie Titus Sharon Travis Carolyn Waters Teresa Wright BOOSTERS Katherine Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Danny Outten Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Brittingham Bernice Copes Frank Copes Lovone Copes Larry Copes Domal Robinson • Preston Copes Regina Cropper Louise Brown John William Hickman Mr. and Mrs. William Chesser Mr. and Mrs. James Townsend Mrs. Louise Harmon Mrs. Alma Gladden Mrs. Sarah Bishop Mrs. Georgia Mae Williams Miss Meredith Herrick Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bailey Mrs. Effie Lou Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ward line Spence „e Maddox Fred Marland Ed Adams Charles Taylor Tee Jay’s Hallmark Card Gift Store Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Wester Justice Miss Janice Harmon Jeanette Taylor Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Vernon A. Weisenbury Mr. and Mrs. Roger Burton Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Russell and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor, Jr. and Family Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mason Tammy Verbeck Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wright Claude Linton Mrs. Carrie Taylor A Friend Jim, Jean and Norma Jean Pruitt Mr. and Mrs. Don Cordin Kathy Nevitte Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Greer Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennie Tom Clements J. D. Marshall Charlie Brown Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Skeoch Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bryant Mrs. Woodrow Wessells Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parks Mr. and Mrs. William W right Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Outten Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Dale Brittingham Mr. and Mrs. Jan Neville Gladys Copes Kenneth Copes Ronnie Copes Christal Copes Mrs. Naomi C. Mason Lawrence Parker Jacqueline Cropper Gale Wilson Holland Grocery Store Mr. and Mrs. James Broughton Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson Mrs. Arleen A. R. C. Parker Forrest Porch Beatrice Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Townsend Mr. Ronald T. 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Bloxom The new Eastern Shore Community College to open at Melfa in September, 1974 EXMORE COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS IN LET VIEW WATERFRONT Family Campground Chincoteague, Virginia Rt. 13 Main Street Exmore, Virginia 23350 Phone GI-26026 MILLER ' S DRESS SHOP AND LADIES WEARING APPAREL Compliments of SATELLITE MOTEL Wallops Island, Virginia Pocomoke City, Maryland WHITE BROTHERS POCOMOKE CITY Plumbing and Heating Onley, Virginia 23418 Phone 787-2080 PHARMACY AND GIFT SHOP Pocomoke City, Maryland ACCOMACK- NORTHAMPTON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE FELDMAN BROTHERS QUALITY FURNITURE Pocomoke City, Maryland PARKSLEY DRUG CO. Compliments of WATTS BROS, INC. W. O. Goffigon If it’s in drugs, we have it. Phone 665-5152 Fine Apparel for Gentlemen Parksley, Virginia GRADUATES! may you achieve your goals! from the management and employees of CHINCOTEAGUE ONANCOCK PARKSLEY 77 Compliments of RICHARD MARSHALL ' S STORE Greenbackville, Virginia Phone 824-5-33 HEAVY EQUIPMENT RENTALS Stockton, Maryland NOCK ' S ARCO SERVICE STATION U. S. Route 13 North Pocomoke City, Maryland 957-2771 B. L. PETE MARSHALL Electrical Contractor Hailwood, Virginia 824-4565 MAPLESHADE BARBER SHOP Hailwood, Virginia 23359 Roy Northam JUDY’S FLOWER SHOP Bloxom, Virginia 665-4566 Compliments of GRAYSON C. CHESSER B. S. MATTHEWS AND COMPANY Temperanceville, Virginia Assawoman, Virginia 824-3566 824-4027 78 INDUSTRIES, INC. Delmarva Division Snow Hill Maryland 21863 fpMETOMPKIN BANK TRUST CO. Parksley, Virginia The Bank With the Heart of Gold Three Locations to Serve You Parksley Bloxom Oak Hall 665-5145 665-5023 824-4530 79 Compliments of Us® ALDON T. MILES AND SONS Saxis, Virginia CORBIN HALL ANTIQUES Homtown, Virginia 4 Jtp FOX FUNERAL HOME Temperanceville, Virginia NORTHAM ' S AMOCO STATION IK ■mi yf %j§ s l Tires - Batteries - Greasing - Brakes - Motor Tune-Up U -S. 13 Temperanceville, Virginia 824-8909 v.. . 8L - . Mm ABRAM ' S B. P. STATION BIG TEE BURGER TASTEE-FREEZE Oak Hall, Virginia gratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 74 J H From % apecialize Best Wishes to the Class of 74 .tppTamjs COVGh Greenbackville, Virginia Eastern Shore ' s Finest Recreational Community TRANSONIC MIDWAY TRANSMEDIA, INC. Box 302 Pocomoke City, Md. records, tapes, stereo equipment 957-1100 OUDBMQBILB -- _ Phone 957-2222 Pocomoke City, Md. 21851 NEWBERRY ' S Pocomoke City, Md. JOHN W. TAYLOR PACKING CO., INC. Hailwood, Virginia 83 THE SANDPIPER Carry Out Wattsville, Virginia 824-4178 EEL CREEK VILLAGE Camper Trailers - Travel Trailers Beach Supplies - Fishing Tackle Maddox Blvd. Chincoteague, Virginia KIP KILMON Says - Shop - SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Pocomoke City Sears Authorized Catalog Merchant Appliances - Delivered - Installed KELLAM ' S DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Belle Haven Onley Cape Charles Tasley Chincoteague Oak Hall Daily Hours Open: Friday till 8:00 p.m. Saturday till 6:00 p.m. Compliments of Compliments of EARL ' S GRILL AND SPORTING GOODS Oak Hall, Virginia Compliments of WOODROW WILKERSON Compliments of ELMER MATTHEWS HEAVEN THROUGH ELEVEN Children ' s Specialty Shop Boys and Girls - Infant to 14 Chin cotea gue, Virginia POCOMOKE MARBLE GRANITE WORKS A FRIEND BART ' S CORNER MARKET Greenbackville, Virginia Phone 824-4373 Compliments of MR. MRS. WILLIE BUNDICK B.J. ' S USED CARS 127 Carrol Street Salisbury, Maryland Owner - DONALD R. 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Main and 336-8945 Cleveland Streets Chincoteague, Virginia POCOMOKE PAINT WALL PAPER CENTER 204 Clark Avenue Pocomoke City, Maryland WM. G. BROWNING (301) 957-2044 Compliments of WILLIAMS-PARKSLEY FUNERAL HOME 665-5153 Parksley, Virginia Serving Northern Accomack County Compliments of CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Pocomoke City Maryland Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 74 BANK OF VIRGINIA — CENTRAL Hailwood, Virginia 88 THERE ' S MORE OF EVERYTHING IN DOWNTOWN SALISBURY Downtown Salisbury is the focal point of the Delmarva Penin¬ sula ' s largest 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. 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MARSHALL Parksley, Virginia Saxis, Virginia NEW CHURCH FARMER ' S SUPPLY Feeds - Seeds - Supplies - Fertilizers New Church, Virginia 824-4063 Compliments of THE FORKS GRILL DON and GLORIA DRAGAN Onancock, Virginia 787-3777 99 FRED HALL SONS GROWERS and SHIPPERS of WHITE POTATOES and SWEET POTATOES Hailwood, Virginia BILL ' S EXXON STATION JOHN W. WOOD, Prop. Atlas Tires and Batteries - Minor Repairs EXXON Gasoline and Oil Phone 824-4943 VINCENT JEWELERS Bulova Watches Keepsake Diamonds 126 Market St. Pocomoke City, Maryland FARMERS MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK The Plus Bank Onley, Virginia Oak Hall, Virginia WRIGHT’S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Atlantic, Virginia Located on Watt ' s Bay - Pleasant Atmosphere Food Prepared for Your Enjoyment at Reasonable Prices Closed Mondays Tues. thru Fri. 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat.- 4 p. m. - 9 p. m. Sun.-12 p.m. -9 p.m. 100 THE ADKINS COMPANY OF POCOMOKE Everything Needed for Building Pocomoke City, Maryland 957-0707 THE CANDLE FACTORY Wattsville, Virginia 824-5318 Our routes cover the entire Delmarva Peninsula OUTTEN BROS., INC. Furniture Appliances Dover, Del. Salisbury, Md. Pocomoke, Md. 736-1496 742-4408 957-3500 Lincoln Continental CARLTON E. MASSEY FORD Pocomoke City, Maryland 957-3333 Congratulations Atlantic High School Class of 1974 Compliments of Your UNITED STATES AIR FORCE Local Representative; MSgt Ronald E. Fye WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE BLOXOM AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY 120 Market Street Pocomoke City, Maryland (301) 957-3222 Mappsville, Virginia Accessories - Supplies Replacement Parts General Electric Appliances RADIO ELECTRONIC MUSIC CENTER HUDSON ' S CABINET SHOP Records and Tapes Four Corner Plaza Onley, Virginia 23418 Chincoteague Road Wallops Island, Virginia 824-3576 Compliments of HUDSON ' S MARKET PETE WHITE SONS SEAFOOD Dealers in Hard and Softshell Crabs, Clams PETE WHITE, Proprietor Hailwood, Virginia 824-5090 MONTGOMERY WARD Catalog and Sales Agency GENE LUSBY Pocomoke, Md. Parksley, Va. 957-2900 Exmore, Va. New Church, Virginia BOGGS WATER SEWAGE, INC. Box 333 Melfa, Virginia 23410 (804) 787-4000 JOHNSON-NOCK INSURANCE AGENCY Life - Automobile - Fire Hospitalization - Homeowners - Real Estate Onancock, Virginia 787-1110 For Healthful Good Eating Try . . . DARI DREAM Chincoteague Congratulations to Class of 1974 From YEARBOOK STAFF 1974 SHORE CYCLE CENTER Sales Service New Church, Virginia 824-5244 Accessories First with the CARRIAGE trade KOONTZ CREAMERY, INC. Distributor South Division St. Extd. Phone: Pioneer 9-7145 Salisbury, Maryland DOG GROOMING Office Phone; 957-0404 Home Phone: 957-3041 JUDY LAYTON Pocomoke City, Maryland DARI-TREAT DRIVE-IN All kinds of shakes and sundaes. Seafood, Broasted chicken and pork chops. All kinds of sandwiches and subs. 103 mainland national bank Member FDIC r PA Systems Rentals COFFINS MARKET Groceries Gas Wattsville, Va. 824-4241 Special Events Recording Music System Rentals Phone 957-1100 mcb: thank you for everything Jus annuli aurei Among the Romans, this meant the right to wear a gold ring, confined to senators, chief magistrates, knights. Among your contem¬ poraries, the right to wear your class ring is reserved for you and your classmates. We’re proud that Balfour was given the privilege of crafting it for you. CHARLES G. BROWN representing G $4our JEWELRY ' S FINEST CRAFTSMEN 105 What did you learn in school today, Dear little boy of mine? What did you learn in school today, Dear little boy of mine? I learned that Washington never told a lie, I learned that soldiers seldom die, I learned that everybody’s free, That ' s what the teacher said to me, And that ' s what I learned in school today, That what I learned in school. What did you learn in school today, Dear little boy of mine? What did you learn in school today, Dear little boy of mine? I learned that policemen are my friends, I learned that justice never ends, I learned that murderers die for their crimes, Even if we make a mistake sometimes, And that ' s what I learned in school today, That’s what I learned in school. What did you learn in school today? By Tom Pax¬ ton Copyright 1962 by Cherry Lane Music Co. Used by Permission - All Rights Reserved. 106 What did you learn in school today, Dear little boy of mine? What did you learn in school today, Dear little boy of mine? I learned our government must be strong, It ' s always right and never wrong, Our leaders are the finest men, And we elect them again and again. And that ' s what I learned in school. What did you learn in school today, Dear little boy of mine? What did you learn in school today. Dear little boy of mine? I learned that war is not so bad, I learned about the great ones we have had, We fought in Germany and in France, And someday I might get my chance, And that ' s what I learned in school today, That ' s what I learned in school. What did you learn in school today? by Tom Pax¬ ton Copyright 1962 by Cherry Lane Music Co. Used by Permission - All Rights Reserved. 107 Trying Something New Quite a few changes have occurred this year. At the beginning of the year, tardy suspensions, after¬ noon homeroom, and smoking permits were all eliminated. The dress code became more lenient, the auditorium was opened to students during lunchtime, and mini-courses were introduced. Mr. Walker was lareelv resDonsible for each of these, and deserves a_ Edward Wilson, Linda Williams, Sandra Flet¬ cher, Mrs. Hunter, Mr. Barnes (in a moment of reflection), Almeda Taylor, Edward Wil¬ son. 108 Some of these changes worked out, but some didn ' t. Because st udents misused or abused some rights, more changes were made in February. The right to use the auditorium during lunch was revoked due to some of us making too much noise and throwing trash around. Card playing was restricted to the lunchroom because of trouble it had caused in some classrooms. To cut down on class interruptions, we were given five minutes between classes and not allowed to leave class - except in case of an emergency. These and other changes seemed harsh at first, but we will probably get used to them. Perhaps with time some of them will again be changed. 109 Mrs. Scott, Jimmy Stephenson, Mr. Swentkowski, Mr. Peck, Eddie Johnson, Cheryl Matthews. Also new this year was an emphasis on career education with speakers, assemblies, and discussions. Te achers were asked to explain to students the rele¬ vance of their subject matter to career preparation. We discovered that a few subjects were necessary for any career choice; some were relevant for some careers; others were pertinent to only a very limited number of careers; and some relevant to none at all. A mobile unit for teaching the repair of small machines and engines was used in shop classes, providing practical experience. Mr. Loyd’s band gave its first concert during the Christmas season. The attendance of a Family Living (home ec.) class by three guys in the Senior Class was also a first. Student-Teacher relationships improved noticeably this year with the involvement in mini-courses help¬ ing a lot. 110 Mrs. Barnes, Mr. Barnes, Eddie Johnson, Darlene Savage, Janice Davis, Mr. Parker. Mrs. Barnes, a new faculty member, brought with her some unfamiliar and thought-provoking teaching tech¬ niques which were at first unpopular. Miss Short and Miss Holmes were also welcomed as new faculty members. Mr. Peck made quite a few changes; among other things, a rug, couch, and parachute in his room created a more comfortable learning atmosphere. He broad¬ ened the subjects he taught. As a field trip, Mr. Peck took the Seniors to D. C. for a tour. The Cardinal Staff wishes to thank all those responsible for making these changes and try¬ ing to make them work. In doing so, they were trying to make things better for us all. I I have we . . . learned something this year that we will value the rest of our lives and that has helped us find answers or solutions to the questions and problems we’ve come up against this year — can we . . . continue to pursue the same goals we had at the beginning of this year and help oth¬ ers to pursue theirs or has this year made us think about our values and change them — will we . . . find the direction that we want our lives to go and when we achieve our goals — will we look back and ask ourselves — was this the year when it all began? val howard Autograph have we . . . can we will we v Vv M. .- ' - v a- 4 U vrv i ■- 4 v i ' i ? i •