Cape Charles High School - Arrow Yearbook (Cape Charles, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1951 volume:

INTRODUCING OUR YEARBOOK — (J4v A d4' l jOW' 1951 Published by the students of CAPE CHARLES HIGH SCHOOL CAPE CHARLES VIRGINIA CAPE CHARLES HIGH SCHOOL Let others sing of college days Their Alma Mater true. But when we raise our voices loud T'is Cape Charles High for you. We'll ne'er forget those days gone by, Those glorious days of old, When oft we sang the praises true Of our maroon and gold. And when at last we leave behind Thy shelt'ring portals wide. Thy mem'ries still we'll cherish long Whate'er may us betide. And when we congregate again With tuneful voice and strong. With joyful hearts once more we'll sing That same old glorious song. pf's We The Senior Class of '51 Dedicate with pride, gratitude, and respect the XVI Volume of The Arrow Mrs. Smith History Miss Clore Fourth Grade Miss Latimer Third Grade Mrs. Dunton First Grade Mr. Racey Science Mrs. Ames Librarian Miss Parsons Second Grade Mr. Letson Principal English Mrs. Trower Sixth Grade Mrs. Goffigon Music Mrs. Vick Latin Miss Upshur Commercial Miss Hale Seventh Grade Mrs. Powell Fifth Grade c usnimrs Betty Spady Nottingham Betty President of Class Dramatic Club '48, '49, '50; Glee Club '48, '49, '51; Library Club '48; Secretary of Class 48, '50; Basketball '49, '50; Cheerleader '51; Tri-Hi-Y '50, '51; Secretary '51; Honor Council Representative '49; Business Manager of Arrow '51. Kathryn Elizabeth Mills Kay Secretary of Class Dramatic Club '48, '49, '50; Glee Club '48, '49; Library Club '48; Treasurer of Class '48; Cheerleader '50, '51; Captain '51; Tri-Hi-Y '50, '51; President '51; Honor Council Representative '48, '51; Basketball '49; One-Act Play Tournament '49, '50; Asst. Editor-in-Chief of Arrow '51. Clifton Edward Moore Kippy Vice-President of Class J. V. Football '47, '48; Football '50, '51; Track Team '51; Typist of Arrow '51. Billy Lee Bowden Billy” Treasurer of Class Treasurer of Class '50; Vice-President of Class '48; Baseball '50, '51; Sports Editor of Arrow '51. Nancy Lynd Nye Nancy Dramatic Club'48,'49, '50; Glee Club'48, '49, '51; Home Economics Club '48; Secretary; Cheerleader '51; Basketball '50,'51; Girl Scouts '48, '49, '50, '51; Softball'48, '49, '50, '51; One-act Play Tournament '50; Honor Council Representative '50; Editor-In-Chief of Arrow '51. William Thomas Nottingham Shorty J. V. Football '47, '48; Football '51; Baseball '50, '51; Hi-Y Club '51; Photography Manager of Arrow '51. James Francis McCabe Biddie Dramatic Glee Club'49, '50, '51; Football '51; Baseball '48, '50, '51; Hi-Y Club '50, '51; Secretary '51; State Clerk of the House '51; Honor Council Representative '50; Honor Council President '51; Junior Assistant Scoutmaster '50, '51; One-act Play Tournament'49, '50; Advertising Manager of Arrow '51. Burk William Shaw Billy Football '48, '51; Co-captain '49, '50; Baseball '50, '51; Hi-Y Club '48; Glee Club '48; Typist of Arrow '51. :h Harry Milson Kellam Jr. Donkey Dramatic Club '48; Artist of Arrow ; Safety Patrol, Captain '48; Glee Club'48, '49, '50, '51; Hi-Y Club ' 50, '51; Baseball '48, '50, '51; Football '48, '51; Track Team '51; Snapshot Photographer of Arrow '51; Club Editor of Arrow '51. Lloyd Joseph Kellam Sly” Football, Baseball '48, '49, '50, '51; Glee Club '49, '50, '51; President of Class '50; Hi-Y Club '50, '51; Secretary '50; Dramatic Club '49; Honor Council Representative '48; Freshman Editor of Arrow '48; Asst. Business Manager of Arrow '51. Football '48, '49, '50, '51; Baseball'48, '49, '50, '51; President of Class '48; Hi-Y '50, '51; Honor Council Representative '49; Asst. Sports Editor of Arrow '51. Basketball '49, '50, '51; Dramatic Club '48; Glee Club '51; Softball '48, '49, '50, '51; Cheerleader '51; Typist of Arrow '51. Joseph Albert Rayne, Jr. Rabbit Glee Club'49, '50, '51; Football Baseball '49, '50, '51; Vice-President of Class '50; Representative to Boys State '50; Hi-Y '50, '51; Dramatic Club '49. Mary Carolyn Bundick Mary Carolyn Glee Club '48; Dramatic Club '48, '49; Tri-Hi-Y '50, '51; Girl Scouts '48; Typist of Arrow '51. Glee Club'48, '49, '50, '51; Dramatic Club '48, '49; Softball '48, '49, '50, '51; Basketball '49, '50, '51; Tri-Hi-Y '49, '50, '51; Cheerleader '51; Artist of Arrow ; Grade Editor of Arrow '51. Jackson Theodore Ward Snerd Kathryn Joan Bennett Joan Glee Club '49; Science Club '48; FootbaH Baseball '49, '50, '51; Dramatic Club '48, '49, '50; Track Team '51; Honor Council Representative '49, '51; Hi-Y '49, '50, '51; President '51; Vice-President of Class '48. ' - ''It • 1 . . I'J ( . fctlif M ; ri • r • 5 ■ ‘ Douglas Cole Charnock Duggie Hi-Y Club '50, '51; Glee Club '49, '50; Football '48, '49, '51; Baseball '48, '51. Gerald Lee Parks Jughead J. V. Football '48; Football '49, '50, '51' Asst. Advertising Manager of Arrow A GLANCE AT THE PAST------------- Early one morning in 1940, Miss Scott was greeted by twenty-one bashful and scared little boys and girls. Many changes have taken place in the past eleven years. We have lost some of our members and add- ed new ones. The Senior Class of 1951 numbers eighteen, although only half of us began in the first grade and have come through the eleven years to- gether. They are Billy Bowden, Kay Mills, Nancy Nye, Joan Bennett, Mary C. Bundick, Lloyd Kellam, Albert Rayne, William T. Notting- ham, and Clifton Moore. These nine beginners were joined by Betty Nottingham in the second grade, while the next year in the third grade, Jackie White, and Regis Etz were added. In the fifth grade, Harry Kellam and Gerald Parks increased our number. We worked along together until our Sophomore year when we welcomed two more boys: Jack Ward and Jimmy McCabe. In our Senior year we were very glad to add Douglas Charnock and Billy Shaw to our list, making a total of twelve boys and six girls. We have come to the end of our High School days with many re- grets and memories realizing that School days are the happiest days. tWHAT? ... WHO?.. WHEN?_ WHERE? .. The Seniors—To Mr. Letson: The Seniors—To the Faculty: The Seniors—To James: The Seniors—To Alma Mater: WHO? TO WHOM? ... LAST WILL and TESTAMENT ... SENIORS ...JUNE 6, 1951 ... CAPE CHARLES HIGH SCHOOL 1. Secretary to attend to his many appointments. 2. A student body who is willing to cooperate with the decisions of the faculty. 1. The hope for more students with less sense than we had so as they may be able to exhibit their ability to teach. More considerate student body to help keep the school clean in order that he may have less work to do and more time to entertain students by playing the piano. 1. A cafeteria in which the students might eat so that they may have more time to study for their afternoon classes. 2. Wishes for a good football team so as not to break the undefeated record which we were able to make this year. WHAT? Kay To Shirley Lloyd To Amos Joan To Aileen Clifton To A Spady Betty To Gretchen Albert To Alma Mary C. — To Jessie Gerald To Alice Harry To Francis Douglas — To David Jackie To Betty B. Regis To Duke Billy B. — To Elizabeth — Jimmy and- To Esther - BiUy S. Nancy To Mary Linda — William T. - ■ To Ann W. Jack To Becky My dancing shoes. My ability to Ham-bone in order that he may fascinate Northampton girls. My soaring soprano voice. My shyness. My ability to achieve good grades. My talent as an artist. My flaming red hair to attract flocks of boys. My cheerful disposition and ability to smile even on rainy days. My talking ability, in order to surprise his date by talk- ing. My ability to blush. My ability to write long letters to far places. My athletic ability, in order that he may attract female football fans. My mathematical mind, in order she may surprise Miss Spady by getting a good grade. Our pleasing personality. (As if she needs it.) My ability to carry on foolishness in class and get away with it. My small delicate physique as a dream, in order that her dream may come true. My ability to keep my nose in everything, in order that she may keep up with the current events. The Seniors-To the Juniors: Our many good times full of fun and enjoyment, while together as Dignified Seniors . The Seniors-To Sophomores: All our excess energy in order that they may use it to give a successful Junior-Senior Banquet to the Seniors of '52. The Seniors-To Freshmen: All our brains which we have failed to use in the past four years and the knowledge of our mistakes. By keeping these in mind, we hope they may not take more than eight years in becoming Seniors. The above items are sincerely left by THE SENIORS OF '51 1. Sunshine and Rayne 2. Rollicking Rocky Parks 3. Who called me Nut Shaw? 4. Come play with Jimmy 5. What's so funny Jack? 6. Bashful Willy T. 7. Pretty boy Kellam 8. Glamour girl Nye 9. Tough guy Etz 10. Kay, the baby with the Toni 11. Billy in his Sunday suit 12. Jackie what happened to those curls? 13. Innocent Mary Carolyn 14. Where's your horse, Kippy? 15. Sleepy, Joan? 16. Bathing beauty Charnock 17. Going someplace, Betty? 18. Drummer boy Kellam. NAME Kathryn Joan Bennett Billy Lee Bowden Mary Carolyn Bundick Douglas Cole Charnock Francis Regis Etz Harry Milson Kellam Lloyd Joseph Kellam James Francis McCabe, Jr. Kathryn Elizabeth Mills Clifton Edward Moore Betty Spady Nottingham William T. Nottingham Nancy Lynd Nye Gerald Lee Parks Joseph Albert Rayne, Jr. Burk William Shaw Jackson Theordore Ward Jacqueline Faye White The Senior Class FAVORITE SAYING That’s right! I didn’t say. I don't know. ’’ This ain’t much good! Ga ’honey Dag gone right! No joke Yea, dats de trouble Oh, You all! Think so? No! Like this I I don’t know. Why? Do your Trig? Heck No Well, you’re purty! ” Oh, Bad Break! When you drive a truck Go on! We’re da best! FAVORITE PASTIME Thinking of boys Talking baseball Doing nothing Showing off his chest Day dreaming Working in his workshop Going to Nassawadox Scouting Flirting with boys Working Playing Bridge Riding with John Page Building snow men Riding the ferry Driving the Ford Playing the guitar Bragging Walking Gettin’ out of class. PET PEEVE Anything to go wrong His voice changing Working His gear shift To lose an Argument Accidents Seeing Amos with Lucia Failing Exams. Being teased about Sleepy History IV Being told she’s wrong A joke on him Report cards Intruders while on a date Seeing Paige with another A bad T. V. Show Working The Air Force Lossing football games MOST LIKELY TO BE A Woman Draftsman Typist Electrician Dentist Musician Pharmacist Lawyer Graduate of R-M Bookkeeper Lab. Technician Farmer House wife State Policeman Politician Seafood Dealer Army Officer Typist A big Success Shirley Ball Betty Bell Mrs. Vick Alma Dunton Mary L. Fitchett Amos Dickinson Francis Grimmer Duke Johnson Gretchen Lewis Aileen Parks Elizabeth Parks Jessie Scott JUST PICTURE Ann Webster lean and lanky. Esther Stevenson saying Let's sit this one out. Alice Trover playing a trumpet. Ann Spady without a witty answer. Elizabeth Parks not liking Pontiacs. Becky Richardson sad and depressed. Gretchen Lewis with a C . Aileen Parks untidy. Betty Bell 6 foot 2 inches tall. Shirley Ball loud and angry. Alma Dunton saying Billy Who? Mary Linda Fitchett getting high scores in bridge. Mary Katherine Jenkins not saying May I go to Miss Upshur's room to type? Jessie Scott with straight, black hair. Amos Dickinson with a Cape Charles girl. Duke Johnson not going hunting. David Lankford without an airplane. Francis Grimmer being called something other than Bones. ■ □ u □pnairmres y Jimmie Harrison Betty Dise Mr. Racey L - Nancy Williams Charles Woerner Jim Moore Dicky Waters Billy Thole Charlotte Burford Jimmie Bradford Judy Werden The Sophomore Class Here is the line-up of the Sophomore Class of today, Each a character in his own quaint way. Modest JIM MOORE, the co-captain of our football team, Sets a good example with his smiling face and friendly beam. The nod of her head and the twist of her skirt, Gives to JUDY the name of a flirt. JIMMY BRADFORD, a A student it is said, But when it comes to praise, his face is always red. Leave it to AUDREY to work like a bee, In spite of the fact she will disagree. DICKY, our football hero, handsome and tall, Is always ready when Coach Dan gives the call. CHARLOTTE, who is busy with her books all day, Gives very little time to foolishness and play. Now there's CHILCOTE, if we recall, Is always talking in study hall. JANICE, who is president of our class, Is wise enough not to let opportunities pass. BILLY is the tallest boy in school, we know, But the question is - how tall can a person grow? AUDREY FOSTER with her foolishness and play, Makes our days happy, bright, and gay. JACKIE POWELL, a true baseball fan, Can tell the names of the players as no one else can. The blowing of a horn and the speeding of a car, Warns us that JIMMIE HARRISON is not distant far. For BETTY, what shall it be, There's no one quite as cheerful as she. JIMMIE LUTSINGER, known by all, Is always cutting capers in study hall. NANCY, a bit on the chubby side, Is always ready in a certain car to ride. May we say, CHARLES is one of our smartest, But never gets A by study the hardest. MR. RACEY, our teacher, is merry and gay, If we all know our Biology every day. Now that you have a line-up of our class, Our teachers' desires may we always surpass. And- Two years hence from Cape Charles High we will depart, Each of us beginning our lives with a new start. Giving up the old, searching for the bright, Hoping the future holds for us everything just right. Deanne Etz President Mary K. Mears Shirley Hermes iJ Janice Bowser Joan Woerner Russell Shrieves Patricia Knight Kay Foxwell Charles Steffens Frances Spady Bobby Travis Patricia Joyce David White Stanley Spencer Charles Woerner Patricia Nye Mrs. Smith oStr c.c.us. i'Jlrrc fQ (P te t b? ffM 'f j wzz . QMQixjjxyiiiici Left to Right, Seated: Miss Spady, Jimmy McCabe, and Kay Mills. Standing: Mr. Letson, Francis Spady, Mr. Racey, Jack Ward, Dickie Waters, David White, Janice Parks, Mrs. Vick, Miss Upshur, Ann Webster, Mrs. Ames, and Mrs. Smith. President ------------------------Jimmy McCabe Secretary ------------------------Kay Mills Senior Representatives------------Kay Mills and Jack Ward Junior Representatives -----------Ann Webster and Amos Dickinson Sophomore Representatives---------Janice Parks and Dickie Waters Freshman Representatives----------Frances Spady and David White HONOR You can not believe in honor until you have achieved it yourself. Better keep yourself clean and bright; you are the window through which you must see the world. George Bernard Shaw An honest man's word is as good as his bond. Cervantes Honesty is the best policy. Benjamin Franklin Friends, if we be honest with ourselves, we shall be honest with each other. George MacDonald %')A' % %O 14JL eSP 2 if M Editor-in-Chief............ Asst. Editor................ Business Managers.......... Grade Editor................ Advertising Managers........ Club Editor................. Features................... Sports Editor............... Asst. Sports Editor ........ Artist...................... Snapshot Photo Manager Sponsor of Snapshot Contest Photography Manager......... Junior Representative....... Sophomore Representative., Freshman Representative ., Typists ................... Sponsor Nancy Nye Kay Mills Betty Nottingham and Lloyd Kellam Joan Bennett Jimmy McCabe and Gerald Parks Harry Kellam Betty Nottingham and Albert Rayne Billy Bowden Regis Etz Harry Kellam and Joan Bennett Harry Kellam Lloyd Kellam William T. Nottingham Mary Linda Fitchett Audrey Hamilton Deanne Etz Jackie White Billy Shaw Clifton Moore Mary Carolyn Bundick Gerald Parks Mrs. Lenna Ames . } . ' Tri-Hi-Y Left to Right, Seated: Alma Dunton-Treasurer, Esther Stevenson-Vice President, Mrs. Vick-Sponsor, Kay Mills-President, Betty Nottingham-Secretary. Second Row, Standing: Elizabeth Parks, Joan Bennett, Mary C. Bundick, Shirley Ball, Becky Richardson, Mary K. Jenkins, Betty Bell. Third Row, Standing: Ann Webster, Gretchen Lewis, Jessie Scott, Ann Spady, Aileen Parks, Mary L. Fitchett. Through 1950-51 the Tri-Hi-Y has served the school by conducting assembly pro- grams, by having a snack table at the football games, by sending Christmas baskets and by selling pencils. Kay Mills, Ann Webster, Esther Stevenson, and Betty Nottingham, who were delegates to Blue Ridge in August, returned with many new ideas and projects for making the club more worthwhile. In October the workshop held at Accomac High School was weH attended by members of the organization and the club profited by this pre-planning. On November 4th and 5th the club was host to the District 5 Conference which had as its theme, To Create, Maintain, and Extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. At this conference Esther Stevenson was elected President of District 5 for the year 1951 and Ann Spady was appointed Chap- lain of the House of Delegates for the Model General Assembly held at Richmond in April. Other delegates attending the assembly were Kay Mills, Betty Nottingham, Esther Stevenson, and Mary Linda Fitchett. Esther and Mary Linda Selling Pencils Ann Aileen and Jessie Preparing Snack table for Football games . Left to Right: Front Row Seated: Francis Grimmer-Treasurer, Jimmy McCabe -Secretary, Mr. James Racey-Sponsor, Jack Ward - President, Albert Rayne- Vice-President. Second Row: Douglas Charnock, Regis Etz, Duke Johnson, Lloyd Kellam, Amos Dickinson, Harry Kellam. Third Row: William Thomas Nottingham, Chilcote Ames. Under the direction of Mr. Racey, the Hi-Y has done many things. The annual Conference was held at Cape Charles, and the club worked very hard toward this. With the help of the Tri-Hi-Y, a successful conference was held. From our number, Jimmy McCabe was elected Clerk of the House for the Model General Assembly. Also, Amos Dickinson is a candidate for Governor of Virginia in 1952. Wrestling and boxing matches were presented to the school, which proved to be very successful. Also the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y sold drinks and sandwiches at the football games last fall. Many of the boys delivered suppers for the Com- munity League Supper in January. In all, the Cape Charles Hi-Y Club has enjoyed a very successful year. Many thanks to Mr. Racey for his help and cooperation. Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Conference The annual Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Conference for this district was held at this school on November 4 and 5. There were about fifty delegates present. The schools represented at the conference were Cape Charles, Central, Onanock and Chincoteague. The theme of the conference was ’’Create, Maintain, Extend. ” And the night shall be filled with music, And the cares that infest the day, Shall fold their tent like the Arabs, And as silently steal away. — Longfellow Q- Number in the Glee Club? A- Forty-nine members. Ca- llow often do we meet? A- Tuesday and Thursday. Left to Right, Front Row: David White, Chilcote Ames, Jimmy McCabe, Dickie McGrath. Second Row: Carolyn Taylor, Mary Catherine Jenkins, Becky Richardson, Ann Webster, Joan Bennett, Ann Spady, Aileen Parks, Nancy Williams, Audrey Hamilton. Third Row: Judy Werden, Charlotte Burford, Henrietta Trower, Gretchen Lewis, Jessie Scott, Janice Parks, Deanne Etz, Merita Long, Janice Bowser, Nancy Nye. Fourth Row: Harry KeUan, Betty Jane Dize, Jackie White, Amos Dickerson, Duke John- son, Lloyd Kellam, Francis Grimmer, Albert Rayne, Bobby Travis, Esther Stevenson, Mary Catherine Mears. Fifth Row: Page Disharoon, Kay Foxwell, Betty Bell, Mary Linda Fitchett, Betty Notting- ham, Alma Dunton, Shirley Ball, Frances Spady, Patricia Knight, Pat Joyce, Audrey Foster, Joan Woerner, Shirley Hermese, Ann Parks. Since the members of the Glee Club realize that music is playing a very vital role in this world of turmoil and strife, we resolve to enrich and add enjoyment to the community and school experiences. Q- Where do we meet? In the school auditorium. Q- What have they participated in? A- School assembly Community League programs, and graduation. DoJ? o o 5C 2 0 p T -2 o 19 51 Gnr)s; E)d ietball 97 L. to R., First Row: Alma Dunton, Mary C. Jenkins, Frances Spady, Betty Bell, Becky Richardson, Shirley Ball, Deanne Etz. Second Row: Miss Hale, Charlotte Burford, Janice Bowser, Joan Bennett, Mary C. Mears, Nancy Nye, Jackie White-Captain, Ann Spady, Merita Long, Jessie Scott, Audrey Hamilton, Aim Webster-Scorekeeper Manager. L. to R.: Betty Nottingham, Elizabeth Ann Parks, Joan Bennett, Shirley Ball, Kay Mills, Alma Dunton, Esther Stevenson, Jackie White, Nancy Nye, Mary Linda Fitchett. 115 Foottall 15 L. to R., First Row: Dan Wilkins-Coach, Mr. Racey-Athletic Director. Second Row: Regis Etz, Billy Thole, Jackie Powell, Gerald Parks, Lloyd Kellam, Clif- ton Moore, Jim Moore, Chilcote Ames. Third Row: Albert Rayne, Wm. T. Nottingham, Charlie Powell, Jack Ward, Jimmy Bradford, Douglas Charnock, Billy Shaw, Russell Shrieves, Dicky Waters, Jimmy Mc- Cabe, Bobby Linton, Duke Johnson, Charles Woerner. Not shown: Amos Dickinson, Harry Kellam. FOOTBALL SQUAD Francis Grimmer ----------------------------- Johnny Goffigan------------------------------ Mr. Racey ----------------------------------- Dan Wilkins --------------------------------- ---------Manager — Sports Writer Athletic Director ---------- Coach FOOTBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Cape Charles 19-----Matthews 0 38-------Chincoteague 0 41—James B. Robinson 0 ” 28----------- Central 6 Cape Charles 51- — Norfolk Academy 0 tt 54 Atlantic 6 ft 19- Chuckatuck 0 tt 93- Northampton 0 Co-CtLptiLins + Cod.cn Sehiors Clifton-L. Guard Charlie-R. Half Co-captain Jk Ward-R. Half UM Dicky-Quarterback Jackie-R. Tackle Coach Dan Shaw-Fullback Jim-L. Tackle Charnock- Fullback FOOTBALL Sports Roundup I Cape Charles Wins II Game Norfolk Bows To Cape Charles fyih ..rk C, - i Capo Charles, Va., October 16, —Dan kins and bis Cape Q e CXa , ‘ High football team ran vGf A; £ the Barry Rohin- lk- V “V, on fij, . ° Ic J Ps ;roun A 4 o f CVeven “4 h!,r'“ n � 0,1 ° - e j v m,'H) rjo 'Ae I To? 6j-„ .elt % Ay « S, � co,e;:,es Bk ■Pi h‘Kh - 0, «Q dow iadc -W' ........ ° Cape u O, Pf7°S- J le 15 first downs. V- 1 , . ?«e s V , Wa 0 It4f J es Wi tj c ed $• V v aAe Norfolk Bows To Cape Charles C®A 4 % r, °A. ‘ e • 5 V yW 0� ‘ 1. Mr. Racey, Athletic Director 2. Happy at Half-Time, 40-0 3. Johnny and the Captains 4. Queen and Court 5. Dickey and David, Water Boys 6. Francis, Manager 7. Cheer- leaders Thanksgiving Day -V- - • —:-V- kA-' ' ..— V� ----- £-r 2i2sfe:SX3£; = - ' -'- X3Z :-£3 ££ £t J'£=s£2£§fc£ 8E -� -■'« � g«C-... —•— •• - L. to R. First Row: Ruth Ann Dize, Wallace Steffens, Jack McCabe, Purnell Powell, William Akin, Bobby Barnes, Nancy Jenkins. Second Row: Wm. Thomas Bell, Gordon Rippon, Charles Dyckman, Ellyn Downing, Jean Lee Abbott, Alice Mae Tucker, Lorna June Kellam. Third Row: Keith Pusey, Peggy Bowen, Ann White, Bill Scott, Ann Fitchett, Betty Jean Ward Fourth Row: Floyd Scott, Jimmy Carter, Robert Lee Powell, Jennie Buchanan, Barbara Sechrist. ' - — ............... - — L. to R. 1st. Row: Ronald Bosman, Teddy Ray Phillips, Spady Nottingham, Margaret Barnes, Ann Barnes, Karla Faye Savage, Jane Joyce, Carolyn Travis. 2nd Row: Diane Lewis, Jean Wyatt, Margaret Gropenbacher, Sandra Harmes, Ellen Bradford, Roger Lee Navarro, Albert Heath, Nicholas Stavros, Ann Wise West, Sharon Linton, John Colona, Shirley Ward, Betty Bender, Janette Marshall, Frank Carter Fitg- hugh, Kenneth Mac Thornes. Sixth Grade Boys Mrs. Trower Sixth Grade Girls L. to R., 1st Row: Billy McAllen, Billy Ryan. 2nd Row: Marcia Sue Ferguson, Audrey Crockett, Betty Lou Marshall, Anna Faye Navarro, Anna Mae Thornes, Patsy Outten. 3rd Row: C. D. Whitehead, Carole Drennen, Nancy Sue Navarro, Ann Paige Shrieves, Arnold Hudgins, Jack Hickman. 4th Row: Jack Wilson, Gary White, George Price, Bobby Downs, Carey Thomas Heath, Thomas Borum. L. to R. 1st Row: Bonny Colona, Rebecca Travis, Susan Savage, Norman Shrieves, Reginald Dyckman, Jimmy Rayne, Rodney Shrieves, Billy Vick, Preston Ball. 2nd Row: L. T. Bradford, George Kellam, Dora Scott, Nancy Gibbs, Penny Stavar- os, Carolyn Colona, Norma Parks, Kay Churn, Ted Shrieves. 3rd Row: Bobby Lewis, Harry Lee Hart, Jimmy Pruitt, Coty White, Jo Bull, Bobby Steffens, Joyce Smith, Ellen Twiford, Betty Rose Ewell, and Jimmy Lewis. miri Grade L. to R. 1st Row: Dickie Miles, Crash Robbins, Marvin Marshall, Nancy Abbott, Ann Livesay, Nancy Downing. 2nd Row: Randy Burton, Bond Disharoon, Parker Forrest, Edwin Long, Frank Williams, Stanley Bennett, Garland Bennett, Jimmy Lewis, Billy Hamilton. 3rd Row: Sonja Hermes, Betty Jean Styles, Carole Hogg, Patricia Kellam, Lind- sey Stringfellow, Sharon Savage, India Winslow, Ethel Carpenter, Charlote Wool- ridge 4th Row: Bobby Reynolds, Bobby East, Billy Neville, Hurbert Larkins, Jimmy Batson, Wally Parks, Buster Powell, Jan Neville, Jackie Lewis, Jerry Joyce. Billy or Jan-which? Carole and Lindsey SecoN([ Grade 1st Row, L. to R.: Michael McCabe, Truett Casteen, Bobby Carpenter, Jimmie Burton, John Bull, Wayne Gunter, Tommy Scott. 2nd Row: Marian Robbins, Mary Frances Price, Billy Borum, Etta Kay Leuttinger, Violet Ward, Mary Ellen Hyler, Clement Pruitt, Bobby Milburn. 3rd Row: Betty Parsons, Gwen Humphrey, Donnie Brown, Ricky Parks, J. R. Outten, Janet Lewis, Dickie Powell, Ann Lovell, Babs Jones. 4th Row: Nancy Woodyard, Bonnie Shreeves, Ann Wilson, Dicky Barnes, Elmer Culver, Jackie Sorrells, Mary Ann Fair, Linda Harrison, Joyce Brinkley. 71 L. to R. 1st Row: James Joyce, Jimmy Lewis, Sue Stevenson, Randy Richardson, Nancy Clark, Joy Savage, Lewis Midgett, Linda Kay Gunter, Jimmy Brown. 2nd Row: Preston Lewis, Nancy Lou Livesay, Burley Price, Mary Miller Bradford, Mickey Chambers, Joseph Groppenbacher, Sharon Navarro, Betty Lee Bradford, Peggy Lynn Horsley, Margaret Elliott, Forrest Styles. 3rd Row: Patricia Willis, Kay Robins, Bruce Craft, Kay Frances Whitehead, Dianne Lewis, Keith Bull, Susan Holloman, Joyce Lewis, Larry Milbourne, Alon Upchurch, Sandra Tyndall. Not shown: Linda Wilkins. JustL 1. Audrey Foster 1 2 3- GanSs all here 2. Foxwell in the sun 4. Monkie Etz 5. Jimmy Carter 6. Love that gal 7. Joan relaxes 8. Audrey on the doorstep 9. Puff that Cig. 10. Easter Parade Disharoon 11. Me and My Dog 12. Battle of Yorktown” Bowden 13. Bird Feeder 14. Three Muskateers: Sly Kellam, Bid- die” McCabe, Honk Kellam 15. Wart Waters 16. Deene Etz 17. Baby Woerner. 1951 CALENDAR September 9-Starting of school 10-Seniors’ rings arrive 16- Football practice begins 23-C. C. H. S. vs. Matthews County-here October 5- Girls’ Basketball game-Chincoteague vs. C. C. H. S. 6- Football game-C. C. H. S. vs. Chincoteague 6- Honor Code is signed 12- Girls' Basketball game at Parksley 13- Football game-Barry Robinson vs. C. C. H. S 19- Girls' Basketball game at Atlantic 20- Football game-C. C. H. S. vs. Central 26- Basketball game-C. C. H. S. vs. Accomac 27- Football game-C. C. H. S. vs. Norfolk Academy 27- Football Dance at Legion Hall 31-Halloween Dance at Legion Hall November 2-Final Basketball game-C. C. H. S. vs. Bloxom 4- Dance at Railroad Office-Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y entertain guests 4-5-Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Conference meet at Cape Charles 8-Bingo party at Legion Hall 10- Football game-C. C. H. S. vs. Chuckatuck 11- Armistice Day Program 20-Magazine Drive 22- School closes for Thanksgiving 23- Rival game with Northampton 23-Football dance at Legion Hall December 5- Magazine Sale ends 20-Christmas Program presented at school 20- Christmas holidays begin January 2-Holidays are over 12- Tape recorder given school from results of Magazine Sale 17- Pictures for the Annual are taken 17- Seniors visit Palace Theater 23-24-25-Exams 31-Re-take of pictures February 5-Assembly Program ’’News of the Month 7- Seniors visit the Bank and Printer’s Office 21- Seniors visit Post Office 22- Coach Dan gives Weiner Roast to Football Squad and Cheerleaders 23- Football Letters presented to boys by Coach 23-Freshman and Sophomore dance at Legion Hall 26-Assembly program-’’Lincoln Washington March 1-Annual goes to press 1- Beginning of Baseball season 8- Senior Assembly-Quiz Program 9- Boxing and Wrestling matches 19-Freshman Assembly program 21-First baseball game-Central vs. C. C. H. S. 22-27-Easter Holidays 28- Cape Charles at Chincoteague-Baseball game April 2- S. C. A. District Meeting 4- Baseball game-Accomac vs. C. C. H. S. 11-C. C. H. S. vs. Bloxom there 18- Parksley vs. C. C. H. S. here 25-C. C. H. S. vs. Atlantic there 28-District track meet May 30-31-Exams June 1-Exams 1-Junior-Senior Banquet 3- Baccalaureate Sermon 5- Graduation 5-School closes i I f I 5555RY555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 We Own The Equipment but - - The Times Is Your Newspaper THE NORTHAMPTON TIMES $2 the Year JOB PRINTING Letterheads Statements Envelopes Ruled Forms Social Stationery Wedding Invitations And Announcements Printing, Embossed Or Engraved THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY TELEPHONES: 245 and 19J CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA TO THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF CAPE CHARLES HIGH SCHOOL We wish to join the many users of Texaco Pro- duc ts in expressing our appreciation f or the opportunity of contributing to this publication, for the third time. We hope the citizens and business men will be offered the same privilege each year in the future. Lance Fulcher, Consignee THE TEXAS COMPANY C. R. ADKINS VERNON M. MARTIN THE SPORTSMAN SHOP SPORTING GOODS 130 West Plume St. (Between Granby Boush) NORFOLK, VA. JOHN H. DULANEY SON, FRUITLAND, MARYLAND and EXMORE, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Phone Cape Charles, Va. 232 Salisbury, Md. 1038 CAPE CHARLES PLANT — 650 MADISON AVENUE SALISBURY PLANT -- SNOW HILL ROAD H. J. Wendell F. E. Wendell COMPLIMENTS OF RAYNE'S GROCERY NORTHAMPTON COUNTY TRUST BANK CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA MEMBER F. D. I. C. COMPLIMENTS OF G. L. WEBSTER COMPANY, INCORPORATED CHERITON, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF WILSON'S THE FAMILY STORE ESTABLISHED 1894 How many years since then? SPECIALIZING IN MERCHANDISE OF DEPENDABLE CHARACTER Things For Every Member Of the Family to Wear and Things to Make Every Home BEAUTIFUL AND COMFORTABLE COMPLIMENTS OF THE PALACE THEATRE GEORGE E. WARD, JR., MANAGER Compliments of HERBERT SENN Plumbing and Heating EXMORE VIRGINIA Service Is Our Motto INSURANCE OF EVERY KIND WITH COMPLETE SERVICE HOME BENEFICIAL LIFE INS. CO., INC. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA May We Arrange a Program for you? S. Roger Ames, Supt. CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA H. H. Thomas B. Norman Griffith V. F. Wood Stuart Womble E. T. Smith, Jr. Agents Compliments of E. S. ADKINS COMPANY Everything Needed For Building SALISBURY and BRANCHES NORFOLK LEDGER DISPATCH Evenings except Sunday and NORFOLK VIRGINIAN PILOT Mornings and Sunday Two Good Newspapers Dedicated to Progress in the Tidewater Community Extend Best Wishes to Members of This Year's Senior Class NORFOLK NEWSPAPERS, INC. is particularly proud of those Cape Charles students who are, or have been carriers for these newspapers. Compliments of J. M. WATSON CO., INC. The Eastern Shore's Finest Furniture Store Onancock, Virginia J. Hughes Watson H. Watson Twyford Phone Onancock 36 Compliments of EASTERN SHORE CANNING COMPANY, INC. MACHIPONGO, VIRGINIA Growers And Canners Of Fine Vegetables NORTHAMPTON LUMBER COMPANY NASSAWADOX, VIRGINIA LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE Phone--Belle Haven 2291 BAYLY CHEVROLET SALES, INC. Sales CHEVROLET Service EXMORE, VIRGINIA Phone Belle Haven 2-6141 E and H Cleaners — Dyers Phone 312 Cape Charles, Virginia Approved by AAA Rooms With Bath HOTEL VIRGINIA In Operation Since 1884 JOHNW. BURFORD Manager THE EASTERN SHORE NEWS Virginia's Largest Weekly Job Printing Plants at Onancock and Exmore BROWN'S Compliments of A GOOD STORE TO SHOP IN Established 1900 R. A. PARSONS CO. Phone 30 CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA Telephone 23 Open 5 A. M. to 9 P. M. CHERRYSTONE RESTAURANT Compliments of KNOWN FOR WHOLESOME FOOD JOE BOSSE'S Mason Avenue TEXACO SERVICE STATION CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA Corner of Mason and Fig SEAFOOD . . CRABS STEAKS . . FRIED CHICKEN HOLLAND'S GARAGE Washing, Greasing, Polishing Body and Fender Repairing . . . For Over A Half Century . . . Front End Alignment General Repairing BENJAMINS Painting Exmore, Va. PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE S, H. HOLLAND Your Department of Proprietor Phone 231 Famous Name Brands Cape Charles Hardware Co., Inc. W. W. THOMPSON CO. Shelf and Building INCORPORATED Hardware School Photographers Stoves, Tin and Granite - Ware Richmond, Va. Zenith Radios T. V. Sets Photographers for this Annual Meet your friends at LLOYD'S DRUGSTORE PAUL'S Where the Young and GOOD FOOD Cosmetics Old People Meet Gifts CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA CHERITON, VIRGINIA PHONE 6 EXMORE, VIRGINIA PHONE BH-2-6267 Phone 148 Approved AAA RUSSELL MOTOR COMPANY Donahue Chevrolet Sales AUTOMOTIVE MACHINERY DODGE PLYMOUTH PARTS, SUPPLIES DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS 24-Hour Wrecking Service SALES--SERVICE Phone Day--798 154 Phone: BH4211 Night—290J 775J1 EXMORE, VIRGINIA 614-20 Peach St. CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA Compliments Compliments of of BELLE MELVIN BILICH FRANCIS NOTHINGHAM GROCERY B. H. Vick AUTO HOME SUPPLIES H. L. HART RADIOS Plumbing heating contractor TIRES BATTERIES HOME APPLIANCES OIL BURNERS Compliments ELWOOD B. COLLINS of HARDWARE and electrical appliances FITZHUGH AUTO Marine Supplies Company Pittsburgh and Gleam Paints Phone 279 Wall Paper DRINK A BITE-TO-EAT at 10-2-4 Or Any Time You Are Hungry, Tired, or Thirsty It's Refreshing Compliments of DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY TWILIGHT CLEANERS Exmore, Va. Compliments of Compliments of DOUGHTY'S CURTISS L. HALLETT CLEANERS DYERS INSURANCE Exmore, Virginia Phone-B. H. 2946 Cape Charles, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of KELLAM DISTRIBUTING CO. EWELL'S APPLIANCES Compliments of Compliments of HARRY KELLAM GROCERY LEWIS CLEANERS DYERS Cape Charles, Virginia Pocomoke City, Maryland Compliments of PENINSULA MOTORS STANDARD Virginia License No. 476 FURNITURE COMPANY FORD SALES AND SERVICE MORTON BROWN Phone 208 Proprietor Cape Charles, Virginia RICHARD'S JEWELRY Watch Repairing WATCHES ETC. Compliments of Mason Street Cape Charles, Virginia MYRT'S RESTAURANT Compliments of Compliments of NEW TERMINAL GARAGE CAPE CHARLES Phone 230 SEAFOOD CO. Compliments of RELIABLE COAL ADAMS QUALITY SHOP LUMBER CO. Building Materials - Coal Compliments of Compliments of hotel McCarthy HOTEL NORTHAMPTON Compliments of We Need Your Head • To Run Our Business SAK'S VARIETY STORE RUDY'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of TILGHMAN BROS. COLONNA BELL'S JEWELRY BARBER SHOP Mason Avenue Since 1891 Cape Charles, Virginia Cape Charles, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of WING SING LAUNDRY SAVAGE'S DRUG STORE Ben Jung PROPRIETOR SENIOR CLASS RINGS Supplied By W. C. SAUNDERS CO. 717 East Grace Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA MANY MANY THANKS................... TO Our loyal supporters who have helped make our yearbook possible. The Students of C. C. H. S. 0f00 « %. OUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED BY THE INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY DIPLOMAS Ma ulacl« eM. 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