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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1952 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF CAPE CHARLES HIGH SCHOOL nS3i dedication Dedicate With deep love, gratiutde and respect. Our edition of The Arrow To MRS. MARION C. VICK, Who has so untiringly given of her efforts In the character building of every member Of our class. I N memoriam JOSEPH ALBERT RAYNE, JR. We, the Seniors of 1952 dedicate this page to the mem- ory of our beloved friend and school mate, Buddy , who died December eighth, nineteen hundred and fifty-one. We shall always recall his willingness to help and his prominence in school and church activities; we shall always remember him for his warm smile, hispleasing personality and his friendliness to everyone. Editor-in-chief Jessie Scott Ass't. Editor Mary L. Fitchett apshot Photo Manager Gretchen Lewis Business Manager Esther Stevenson Ass't. Business Manager Betty Bel I Advertising Manager Alma Dunton Ass't Advertising Manager Amos Dickinson Club Editor Ann Spady Sports Editors Francis Grimmer Shirley Ball Artists Dave Lankford Ass't. Artist Duke Johnson Photographer Manager Aileen Parks Becky Richardson Sponsor of Snapshot Contest Elizabeth Parks Grade Editor Ann Webster Ass’t. Grade Editor Alice Trower Features Mary Linda Fitchett Junior Representative Charlotte Burford Sophomore Representative Deanne Etz Freshman Representative Bill Hudson Eighth Grade Representative Roger Lee Navarro Typists Aileen Parks Betty Bell Becky Richardson Shirley Ball Principal Assistant Principal Librarian Office Help Shirley, Ann, Audrey Mary C., Shirley B. Class Presidents Amos, Kay, Mary Ann, Merita. JOHN JACKSON DICKINSON Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4; Track 3,4; Baseball 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Hi-Y Presi- dent 4; Quartet 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Honor Council Representative 1,3,4; Governor of Virginia 4; Senior Class President; Ass't. Advertising Manager of Arrow . GRETCHEN ANN LEWIS Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary of Senior Class; Snapshot Manager of Arrow . SHIRLEY ELIZABETH BALL Treas. of Class 2,4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Sec. 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4-Co-Captain 4; Sports Manager of Arrow . ANN CARRINGTON SPADY Dramatic Club 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Vice Pres. 4; Honor Council 4; Club Editor of Arrow . U_______ MARY LINDA FITCHETT Softball 1,2; Dramatic Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Class President 3; “Arrow Rep. 3; Girls State Rep. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Pres. 4; Ass't Editor of Arrow . REBECCA ELAINE RICHARDSON Glee Club 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,3; Dra- matic Club 1; Basketball 2,3; Tri-Hi- Y Club 3,4; Custodian of Class 2; Photographer Manager of Arrow ; Typist of Arrow . ESTHER WILLIS STEVENSON Softball 1; Dramatic Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Council Rep. 1; President Honor Council 4; Girls State Rep. 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y Vice Pres. 3; Sec. of Closs 3; Business Manager Arrow 1; Hi-Y Pres. District 5 3; Basketball 2; Sextette 3. ALICE DUNTON TROWER Glee Club 1,2; Ass't Grade Editor of Arrow . DAVIE LEE LANKFORD Football 4; Hi-Y 4; Artist of Arrow . JESSIE NELSON SCOTT Dramatic Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,2, 3.4- Pres. 4; Honor Council Rep. 2; Basketball 2,3,4-Capt. 4; Baseball 1.2.3.4- Capt. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4-Treas. 4; Cheerleader 4; Vice President Class 3; Editor-in-Chief of Arrow . ALMA FITCHETT DUNTON Tri-Hi-Y 3,4-Treas. 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4-Co-Capt. 3-Capt.-4; Treas. Class 3; Dramatic Club 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Vice-Pres. Class 1; Advertising Mgr. of Arrow . EVELYN AILEEN PARKS Softball 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Sextette 3; Ass't Photog- raphy Manager and Typist of Arrow . ANN ESTELLE WEBSTER Basketball and Softball Scorekeeper 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Pres. Class 2; Dra- matic Club 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Sextette 3; Honor Council Rep. 3; Grade Editor of Arrow . ELIZABETH ANN PARKS Glee Club I; Dramatic Club 1,2; Soft- ball 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Sec. Class 2; Cheerleader 3,4; Sextette 3; Pianist of Glee Club 2,3,4; Sponsor of Snap- shot Contest 4. HERMAN SAMUEL JOHNSON JR. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Reporter of Glee Club; Ass't Artist of Arrow . BETTY ALINE BELL Dramatic Club 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Sextette 3; Softball 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Ass't. Bus. Manager and T pist of Arrow . FRANCIS BARTON GRIMMER Hi-Y 3,4; Treas. Hi-Y 4; Glee Club 3,4; Mgr. Football Team 3; Football 4. MARY CAROLYN BUNDICK Post Graduate; Commercial Depart- ment. Class of 52 in 47 FIRST ROW Left to Right - Mary Lou Tucker, Mary Linda Fitchett, Elizabeth Ann Parks, Esther Steven- son, Becky Richardson, Betty Bell, Alice Trower. SECOND ROW - Chilcote Ames, John Lee Harmon, Jimmy Harrison, Davie Lankford, Jimmy Lutsinger, Bobby Linton, Jack Riley, Jessie Scott. THIRD ROW - Patricia Barbari, Gretchen Lewis, Alma Dunton, Shirley Ball, Aileen Parks, Ann Webster, Mrs. Vick, Ann Spady. FOURTH ROW - Jackie Powell, Jim Moore, Duke Johnson, Francis Grimmer, Norman Shaw, Paul Woerner. We looked like this just before we entered high school. (May that never be said of any- one else.) We were young, foolish, inexperienced, and ignorant of the high school way of life. Now we have increased in statue and wisdom (?) and have made many mistakes. We leave the following advice in hopes that ip the years to come it may never be said that a class was as dumb or dumber than that of '52. 1. Never question your teachers with hard problems which they cannot answer, for you are likely to see the results on your report. 2. But ask easy questions and you'll be pleasing in their sight and given the benefit of doubt on the exam. 3. Do not criticize the teachings of your educators in the class-room or in the halls because many words leak through transoms and half-closed doors. 4. Choose a good signature (i.e., Albert Einstien) for a good name rather to be desired than great riches. 5. Never add things in class which are not in your textbooks because your teachers know that there is no new thing under the sun. 6. Do no curse OUR SCHOOL in your thoughts and do not curse the faculty in your bedroom, for a bird of the air shall carry the word and tell the matter. Dear Cousin Zeke, June 28, 1962 How is your rhumatiz these June days? My saitichy seems to increase with my age. Speaking of age, just 10 years ago we were back in high school. Dear old school days I One day several weeks ago I was wondering what had become of the Class of •52 of C.C.H.S. That very afternoon I received an invitation to ALMA DUNTON'S wedding to John P. Rockerfellow. The reception was al- most like a class reunion. Everyone in the class was there. ANN SPADDY and ESTHER STEVENSON (both married) sang I Wish I r was Single Again during the ceremony and it was beautiful. It sounded as if they - � really meant it. Ann is teaching the 3rd grade in a Richmond school and Esther is CCon X-Ray Technician at Johns Hopkins. Mayor FRANCIS GRIMMER of Cape Charles was there escorting his secretary, SHIRLEY BALL. DUKE JOHNSON, the Chief of Police, was showing off his new uniform and the new Buick police wagon. AILEEN PARKS, who opens at the Met. in September, has just returned from a European tour. She was wearing a beautiful gown designed by D. Lank Ford of Paris and Rome. You'll remember h imas DAVID LANKFORD. Heused to draw airplanes all the time. Doctor ANN WEBSTER (M.D.) operates a clinic in San Francisco and ELIZABETH PARKS, a graduate nurse, is her head assistant. Lasttime I saw Eliza- beth she was married and had 6 children. JESSIE SCOTT is now Woman's Athletic Director here at CapeCharles. Her fine basketball team was underfeated last winter. They are putting the new gym to good use. BECKY RICHARDSON is working in the bank now. (I never cared much for money. Just something to carry in your pocket.) m W‘ BETTY BELL a Conover model, told us that she had been offered a screen test but instead, she went into television. She has her own show called Let's Beautify with Betty. DR. ALICE TROWER (Ph. D.) is president of Harvard now and Dr.GRET- CHEN LEWIS (also Ph. D.) is head of the Mathematics Department of Oxford. (She is one of the most noted photographers in England, too.) Oh, yes, I almost forgot. Rev. JOHN (AMOS) DICKINSON per- formed the ceremony and MARY LINDA FITCHETT played the weddi ng music. Mary Linda is teaching Bible at Westhampton. The class has gone in all directions, but all for the good, I hope. Your loving cousin. £]Ji5 pAIAT Ellie Font o toe laXe To lea.ve? ref But uu)!f cue l t you 'f o r ? s. t us ?? You bet n.o t f TO THE FACULTY..............................We leave the hope that the classes to come will help them have fewer grey hairs. TO OUR ALMA MATER...........................We leave our many dreams of a gym hoping that we may come back and watch the students perform. TO OUR PRINCIPAL............................An electric bell so he won't have to be reminded to ring the bell on time. TO JAMES....................................An automatic sweeper so he won't have to spend all night at school. Jessie Becky Betty Bell . . Their curly hair for damp weather. El izabeth . . . Their height with Mutt and Jeff instructions on how to look up to people. Ann W ... A little of her weight with hopes that both will reach their goal. Ann Spady . . . Dry wit which always gains a smile from others. Gretchen . . . Ability to achieve good grades without effort. Shirley . . . Dancing shoes. Aileen . . . Her sweet soprano voice. Esther . . . Talking and giggling ability with hopes that she won't spend all her time with books. Alice . . . Ability to gain knowledge by reading encyclo- pedias. Mary Linda . . . Ability to get English IV class in uproar with- out being kicked out. Francis . . . His slimness which gives him the name Bones . Duke . . . Acquired name of Flirt . Alma . . . PI easing and cheerful personality (as if she needs it). . . . Smallness in order to squeeze through those openings on the football field. Dave Amos . . . Ability to be late and get by with it. TO JUNIORS.........................Our empty shoes hoping they will fill them and have just as good times as we have had. TO SOPHOMORES......................Ability to turn back office clock and get out early. TO FRESHMEN........................We leave our seats, pencils, and books. TO THE EIGHTH GRADE................Our hopes that they will keep their large number as we had when we entered high school. PRESIDENT KAY FOXWELL VICE PRESIDENT BILLY THOLE BETTY DISE A young lady with plenty of dash I She chose her Romeo from the Junior class.” TREASURER The dwarf sees farther than the giant, when he has the on. CHARLES WOERNER Work fascinates me; I can sit and look at it for hours. MISS SPADY Faithful teacher of the Jun- ior class. Firmness and square- ness are her traits. With her guidance and understanding, we should all succeed. There's a little bad in every good little girl. “ JIMMY BRADFORD lorn going to tell that Ein- stein a few things. JUDY WERDEN JIMMY HARRISON AUDREY HAMILTON Bubblingoverwith laughter and fun, with never a worry for work undone. Hesays he has girls every- day, but why is it, you never see one in his Chevrolet? A blush beautiful, but sometimes inconvenient. PAGE DISHAROON CHILCOTE AMES I can live without poetry or walking, but who in the world can live without talking? Try to argue if you can, I can beat most any man. RUSSELL SHRIEVES “Oh so bashful and shy, is always ready for that certain girl to do or die. NANCY WILLIAMS Her mind is here but her heart is elsewhere. CHARLOTTE BURFORD Winsome and gracious- always a lady. “ STANLEY SPENCER Minds are I ike horses; one must work them if you wish to keep them in working order. AUDREY FOSTER With that merry and care- free air, you can always tell when she is there.. Possessor of personality, ability and tact. How can she help being so well liked. Never speak sense when nonsense will answer the pur- pose as well. A A A JANICE PARKS JIMMY LUTSINGER VoVotU- Ta-nKana 1 Ti a jt$ 'TRovjfr IwVtLTcR nan-o -(rRat Vv 0 t Or Ui i .m Hudson ar-Jessie, Amos o 3C O o o CO % O Witti Most-co-operative-Mary L David % Keith Pusey Paige Merritt Peggy Bowen Bill Scott Jack McCabe Kay Shackelford Ruth Ann Dize Roger Lee Navarro Ann Fitchett Sonny Akin Mrs. Pearl Smith Purnell Powell Barbara Sechrist Wallace Steffens Betty Jean Ward Virginia Buchanan Bobby Barnes Lorna Kellam Billy Orr Charles Dyckman Floyd Scott Travis Burford Jean Lee Abbott Margaret G 'Frank Carter F Jean W Sharon L Johnny C Diane L Margaret B Kenneth T Albert H MRS. DIX Ronald B. NOT SHOWN: Ann Stiles, Janette Marshall. MRS. TROWER FIRST ROW - Thomas Borum, Bobby Downes, Carole Drennen, Marcia Sue Ferguson. Jack Hickman. SECODN ROW - Arnold Hudgins, Billy McAllen, Betty Lou Marshall, Anna Faye Navarro, Nancy Sue Navarro, Patsy Outten. THIRD ROW - Billy Ryan, Ann Paige Shrieves, Anna May Thornes, Gary White, C. D. Whitehead. FOURTH ROW-Jack Wilson. NOT SHOWN: Carey-Thomas Heath. Preston Bell Susan Savage Rodney Shrieves Carolyn Colonna Nancy Gibbs William Oakley Dora Scott Reggie Dyckman Betty Rose Ewell Jimmy Pruitt Ted Shreeves Jo Bull Jimmy Rayne Norma Parks Bobby Lewis Rebecca Travis Harry Lee Hart Norman Shrieves Mary Neal Joyce Smith Jimmy Lewis Mrs. Powell Coty White Bonnie Colonna L. T. Bradford I. Randy Burton 2. Ann Livesay 3. Jimmy Batson 4. India Wins- low 5. Wally Parks 6. Nancy Downing 7. Billy Hamilton 8. Marvin Marshal 9. Charlotte Wooldridge 10. Lindsey Stringfellow II. Bobby Steffens 12. Dicky Miles 13. Sharon Savage 14. Carole Hogge 15. Jimmy Lewis 16. Sonja Hermes 17. Bond Disharoon 18. Nancy Abbott 19. Jerry Joyce 20. Patricia Kellam 21. Billy Neville 22. Jan Neville 23. Edwin Long 24. Bobby East 25. Frank Williams 26. Edwin Mapp 27. Jackie Lewis. T h ird Gnde 1. Olivia Oakley 2. Linda Harrison 3. Dicky Barnes 4. Joyce Brink- ley 5. Parker Forrest 6. Donna Newberry 7. Wayne Gunter 8. Gwen Humphrey 9. Janet Lewis 10. Barbara Jones 11. Clement Pruitt 12. Bobby Carpenter 13. Tommy Bowden 14. Donnie Brown 15. Tommy Scott 16. Bonnie Shrieves 17. Onley Parks 18. Etta K. Luettinger 19. J. R. Outten 20. Mary Ann Fair 21. Truett Casteen 22. Violet Ward 23. Mary Hyler 24. Jack Sorrells 25. Betty Parsons 26. Elmer Culver 27. Noncye Woodeyard 28. Marian Robbins 29. Billy Borum 30. Ethel Carpenter 31. Garland Bennett 1. Preston Lewis -2. Ann Wilson 3. Lewis Midgett 4. Margaret Elliot 5. Prentiss Chambers o. joy Ravage 7. Larry Paul ok 8. Linda Wilkins 9. Randy Richardson 10. Sue Stevenson 11. Forrest Stiles 12. Mrs. H. B. Lide 13. Carly Hurly 14. Dianne Lewis 15. Nancy Clark 16. Joseph Groppenbocker 17. Sandra Tyndall 18. Sharon Navarro 19. Keith Bull 20. Michael McCabe 21. Betty Bradford 22. James Lewis 23. Joyce Lewis 24. James Brown 25. Kay Whitehead 26. Patricia Willis 27. James Joyce 28. Mary Bradford SITTING left to right: Ann Spady, Jessie Scott, Mrs. Vick, Mary L. Fitchett, Shirley Boll. FIRST ROW standing left to right: Charlotte Burford, Esthei Stevenson, Ann Webster, Gretchen Lewis, Betty Dise, Becky Richardson, Audrey Hamilton, Judy Werden, Aileen Parks, Nancy Williams. SECOND ROW standing left to right: Page Disharoon, Eliza- beth Parks, Mary C. Bundick, Alma Dunton, Betty Bell, Aud- rey Foster, Kay Foxwell, and Janice Parks. Create, Maintain, Extend High Standards of Christian Character TREAS. SEC. CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP Mf ' C 1. rw '6' _ w C''eS’ $ r Xe i V t ti ’ r eV _ sO '' jv e PRES. CHAPLIN SEC. T8EAS. Honor SITTING, left to right: Miss Spady, Sponsor; Ann Spady, Secretary,- Esfher Stevenson, President; Amos Dickinson. STANDING, left to right: Dick McGrath, Nancy Lingenfelter, Mr. Tankard, Bill Scott, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Vick, Nancy Williams, Charles Woerner, Janice Bowser, Mrs. Mapp, Mr. Letson, Virginia Buchanan. !IN TOP ROW left to right: Purnell Powell, William Bell, Dick McGrath, Jock McCabe; Gordon Rippon, Bobby Barnes. SECOND ROW left to right: Nancy Williams, Janice Parks, Mary K. Mears, Judy Werden, Audrey Hamilton, Betty Dise, Bill Orr, Bill Asher, Jimmy Carter, Barbara Secrets, Henrietta Trower, Charlotte Burford, Ann White, Pat Knight, Nancy Lingenfelter. THIRD ROW left to right: Merita Long, Deanne Etz, Frances Spady, Audrey Foster, Kay Foxwell, Page Disharoon, Bill Scott, Travis Burford, David White, Virginia Buchanan, Ann Fitchett, Ellen Downing, Page Merrit, Peggy Bowen, Jean Abbott, Ruth Dize. LAST ROW left to right: Betty Bell, Elizabeth Parks, pinaist, Alma Dunton, Ann Spady, Gretchen Lewis, Duke Johnson, Jessie Scott, Esther Stevenson, Ann Webster, Mary L. Fitchett, Aileen Parks. President------- Vice President- Secretary— Treasurer------- Reporter-------- - Jessie Scott - David White • Alma Dunton - Janice Parks • Duke Johnson MRS. CLARENCE GOFFIGON Directoress Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Conference Representatives Editor-in-chief Library Help Movie Projector Operators Boys' State Girls’ State Representatives Magazine Drive Runner-up Magazine Drive Winner Post-Graduate Snapshot Manager Model General Assembly Delegates New Students Cheerleader Captain Football S o0 CROWNING THE QUEEN RECEIVING THE TROPHY Sept. 21 Mathews Away WE 6 THEY 20 Oct. 3 Barry Robinson Away 14 0 12 Chuckatuck Home 12 13 19 Norfolk Acad. Home 13 12 26 Chincoteague Home 39 0 Nov. 2 Atlantic Away 19 12 9 Central Home 6 0 22 Northampton Away 28 0 1. Chilcote Ames-L. Back 2. Duke Johnson-Center 3. Billy Thole-L. End 4. Russell Shrieves-Q. Back-Co Capt. 5. Charles Woerner-L. Tackle 6. Jack Powell-R. Tackle 7. Jimmy Bradford-R. Guard 8. Bobby Travis -R. Back 9. Gerald Bull-Full Back 10. David Lankford-R. Back 11. Jimmy Lutsinger-End 12. Jimmy Harri- son-Center 13. Coach Dan 14. Dick McGrath-L. Tackle 15. Amos Dickinson-R. End-Co Capt. 16. Bill Hud- son-R. Guard 17. Stanley Spencer-R. End 18. Charles Steffens-Back 19. Francis Grimmer-L. Guard 20. Mgr. Tommy Borum. “Cinderella” D oes , m lathewa 14, and Capf C Coach Wilkins’ Cinderella ufJvew red another t Team Wins Over Central � XT tKFtZrth Friday, Patton Field, 6-0 JJ l,he ,ina« « re Mathew ’ 9 Charles 6. Matho- BY JOHN OOFPIOON In a thrilling game Cape Char High defeated the much and favored Central High Cape Charles Friday score of 6 to 0. Ce- tally came in th' quarter when C (_V the ball over fr-a 0W attempt for convcV V Shrleves place kick Por the first thiA teams battled it out lV-« both tcam$ jn'Szsed- - ‘sfs It Again Pe Char , itr climax to Cape isimr C O upset over undefeated Central Cape Charles jjridi- lay afternoon. .;K a one touchdown Jn the fourth quar- wni Charles u the v r°nf —tWiie on Thha,mpton _ ‘ n-nkagjy. Cape Charles Tops Atlantic Cape. Charles V ball « am def - 19 to 12 V ’ .fV soaked fieh Fumbles t numerous but Cape ChniV; intr in the f� Chilcote Ames ca right tackle for a down run. The uU ion failed. Neitl� a very m Charles. Charles del e' es Downs amPton 28-0 in? I, w Be. •hipton n0f ity Cr0Wd - I! Cape Ch miz%ch r unable Chukaiuck 0ye'C. Charles CHS. n ob’ms°n 1 V i C A . iraulgj' joad 'hiyjh co 'r,lon ‘‘ 00 Cape Charles H' h School Tops Norfolk Academy ulldojjs Us, On FRONT ROW: Betty Dise, Jessie Scott, Alma Dunton-Capt. Shirley Ball-Capt. BACK ROW: Ann Parks, Mary Fitchett, Esther Stevenson, Audrey Hamilton, Patricia Knight. Jessie Scott, right: Kitty C ioadv. Janice Merita Long Spady. STANDING, not SHOWN CfflW BACK ROW standing, left to right: Charlotte Burford, Audrey Hamil- ton, Nancy Nye, Jackie White, Ann Webster, Carolyn Taylor, Miss Hale, Coach. SECOND ROW: Shirley Ball, Jean Vincent, Kay Foxwell, Janice Parks, Deanne Etz. THIRD ROW: Alma Dunton, Becky Richardson, Janice Bowser, Jessie Scott. CK ROW standing, left to right: Jimmy Harrison Billy Thole, icky Waters, Jim Moore. SECOND ROW: Stan!ey Spence , B,My 3wden, Regis Etz, Harry Kellam, Mr.Racey, Coach THIRD ROW. 3Ck Ward, Chilcote Ames, Russell Shrieves, Lloyd Kellam, Wil- am Thomas Nottingham. 3 5 5 10 12 17 19 24 26 30 December 19 January 2 3 9 22-25 April 2 9 10 15 16 23 29 calendar or ma. August 26 Football practice begins in earnest September 6 School starts 21 C.C.H.S. VS. Mathews 24 C.C.H.S. VS. Onancock girls basketball 25 Seniors rings arrive HURRAH! James Barry Robinson VS. C.C.H.S. Victory Honor Council Signed Bloxom VS. C.C.H.S. girls basketball Accomoc VS. C.C.H.S. girls basketball C.C.H.S. VS. Chuckatuck here C.C.H.S. VS. Atlantic girls basketball C.C.H.S. VS. Norfolk Academy here Victory” C.C.H.S. VS. Parksley girls basketball there C.C.H.S. VS. Chincoteague here Victory C.C.H.S. VS. Chincoteague girls basketball there November 3 C.C.H.S. VS. Atlantic Victory The Mud Bowl 9 C.C.H.S. VS. Central here upset 9 Magazine Drive begins 12 C.C.H.S. VS. Central girls basketball there 21 Thanksgiving Holidays 22 C.C.H.S. VS. Northampton Hii Christmas Holidays Holidays over Pictures taken Football Letters Awarded Exams February 5 Awards given for magazine drive 15 Valentine Dance March 1 Baseball Practice 1 Annual off for Press 26 C.C.H.S. VS. Central C.C.H.S. VS. Chincoteague C.C.H.S. VS. Accomac School closes for Easter Return from Easter Holidays C.C.H.S. VS. Bloxom there C.C.H.S. VS. Parksley Track Meet May 7 Atlantic VS. C.C.H.S. 14 C.C.H.S. VS. 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ADAMS QUALITY SHOP Building Materials - Coal Ladies' and Children's Ready To Wear RUSSELL MOTOR COMPANY Dodge Plymouth For A Lift For Life Dodge Job Rated Trucks Drink Dr. Pepper Sales—Service At 10-2-4 Or When Thirsty Or Tired Phone: B. H. 4211 DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. EXMORE, VIRGINIA Exmore, Virginia Compliments RICHARD F. ETZ-Jeweler of Genuine Registered TWILIGHT CLEANERS KEEPSAKE Pick Up Delivery Service Diamond Rings Watch Repairing Phone 499 Cape Charles Virginia In Cape Charles The Place To Eat We Need Your Head Is To Run Our Business MCCARTHY'S RUDY'S BARBER SHOP Compliments Of Compliments Of BENJAMIN'S DEPT. STORE Exmore, Virginia GOFFIGON 4 SPADY The Family Store On the Eastern Shore Compl iments of FULLBROOK—HOLLAND Sporting Goods 406 E. Main St. Phone 9412 Don Bowden Representative Salisbury, Md. MANY MANY THmNKS TO OUR LOYAL i rrORTERS WHO HAVF HELPED MAKE OUR YEARBOOK POSSIBLE THE STUDENTS OF C. C. H. S.