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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

Contents Dedication Calendar Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior High Classes Favorites Organizations Athletics Elementary Advertisers Oar Alma Mater Live this institution Men that learning nourish! Live each member of the same, Long live all that bear its name; Let them ever flourish! Live the commonwealth also, And the men that guide it! Live our town in strength and health, Founders, patrons, by whose wealth We are here provided! from Gaudeamus Igitur by John Addington Symonds WHO AM I? Vol. XXIII Does anyone know who I am? Where did I come from? Why am I always in the annual? Every since 1919, I have appeared in every book published in this school. Sometimes I am on the cover; then again, I am on the title page, but always I am there - somewhere in the annual. Why was I put in Volume I of CAPE CHARLES HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL in the year (1919). Why am I a tradition? Why am I a little Indian, clothed in a long dress, holding a bow and arrow? What is the little animal, trying to climb into the frame with me? For years I have puzzled students and teachers and friends, but still there is no explanation. Can someone - someone out there - tell me, WHO AM I? Dedication MRS. MARY LINDA ADDISON For your interest - For your helpfulness - For your untiring efforts - In preparing the commercial students of Cape Charles High School, we, the Senior and Junior classes, respectfully dedicate to you, rs. Addison, this 1960 Arrow Sept. 1 Sept. 7 Sept. 17 Sept. 18 Oct. 1 Oct. 9 Oct. 17 Oct. 31 Nov. 11 Nov. 12 Nov. 16 Nov. 16 Nov. 25 Nov. 26 Dec. 7 Dec. 22 Dec. 31 Jan. 3 Jan. 15 Feb. 5 Apr. 6 Apr. 6 Apr. 13 Apr. May 10 May 26 May June 1 Summer over! School starts! First Holiday! Labor Day Hip! Hip! Cheerleaders elected Indians’ first football game Juniors and Seniors start the Arrow Indians dance for victory Hi-y and Tri-Hi-y work shop Boo! Halloween Dance School Pictures Taken Hi-y and Tri-Hi-y Conference Hurrah! Juniors' class rings arrive Will we survive? Girls' basketball practice School closes for Thanksgiving Traditional football game and dance Boys begin throwing for the basket Merry Christmas! School closes Happy New Year! New Years Eve Dance Christmas over! School again Thorough review - known as EXAMS! Happy Day! No school - teachers meeting Hard work ahead, baseball practice starts Girls start tossing softball Easter Holiday begins In shape for track Happy day! Annuals arrive Sad day! Exams begin Goodie! Junior - Senior Banquet! Graduation! School Closes! Our Principal It has been a pleasure for me to become acquaint- ed with the students and teachers of this school. Your loyalty to the school is most encouraging. For each senior I wish much success and happi- ness in all of your future efforts whether they be in further education, work, or homemaking. May you always look back on your years at this school as some of the happiest years of your life. You may know that we follow all your successes and share your pride in them. For those of you who return, we wish the satis- faction that comes from'tasks well done. May we all work together to make Cape Charles High School the finest school that it is possible for it to be. Our Faculty TOP, left to right: MRS. WILLIAM S. ADDISON, JR..........................Commercial MRS. S. ROGER AMES-----------------------Librarian and French MISS FRANCES J. CLORE - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Fourth Grade MRS. EARL P. CURLING...............................Fifth Grade MRS. W. LYNN DUNTON................................First Grade MRS. H. G. FITCHETT................................Sixth Grade MR. HOWARD W. HARKEY.......................Phy. Ed. and History MRS. JOHN K. MANN..................................Third Grade MRS. TYSON J. MAPP...............................Seventh Grade MISS BETTY ANN NYE................................Special Class MRS. CECIL C. POWELL..............................Second Grade MRS. PAUL F. RUSSELL.......................Science and Phy. Ed. MRS. PEARL P. SMITH------------------------History and Guidance MISS FLORENCE E. SPADY..............................Mathematics MRS. BYRD H. VICK............................English and Latin n A Senior Twelve years of study has a Senior had, See him so tall and straight and sad. For one brief moment he and a first grader One the beginner; the other, a graduate Have touched hands. One forfeiting his childhood The younger, continuing hers. Looking at her, the Senior wonders Was I ever so small?” While secretly, for a moment, He wishes his childhood could last forever And like Pan, never grow old. The first grader's face full of admiration Reminds him of his own gratification When a Senior noticed him - so long ago. And now I'm really one, also. But now must 1 turn my eyes Toward the future. Who knows what unknown wonders lie ahead? Yet we must see that our nation is led Towards the right, by us, the future. So shall we lift our standards high, With my generations' cry: Ad Astra - to the stars! Here we are, thirty-four of us, in THE THIRD GRADE. Our road of learning began when Miss Rebecca Scott gave 31 of us a fine boost in the first grade followed by Miss Ellen Parsons in the second grade. Miss Latimer tried to impress us with the beauty of art in the third grade. In the fourth grade Miss Clore worked a few kinks out of us. The next year Mrs. Powell really worked us hard making maps for geography. In the sixth grade, we enjoyed pictures and stories about Mexico from Mrs. Trower. Miss Nye gave us our first exams in the seventh grade. WOW! We also presented the play RASPBERRY RED, at the close of the year. While in the eighth grade we took an unforgettable trip to Washington, D.C. Mr. Kane and Miss Tate were sponsors in the eighth and ninth grades. As sophomores Mrs. Russell took us to Norfolk to visit the museum and park. We also decorated for the High School Prom. As juniors we gave the banquet for the seniors. And now we aie seniors. We have had a full and rich schedule all through our school years - working hard and playing hard - gaining and losing mem- bers of our class. In our present class of 14, 10 of us were in the first grade together. Joyce Smith joined our class, coming from Norfolk; and Jerry Joyce waited for us a year. We have gained much from each other's vari- ous experiences. And now we are about to graduate, and go our separate ways - THE SENIORS OF '60. ROBERT JAMES EAST, JR. v . � I Caesar Baseball 2 Basketball Manager 3 Hi-Y District Conference 1-2-3 Monogram Club 2-3 Glee Club 1-2 Safety Contest 1 WILLIAM JOSEPH NEVILLE Nev Football 1-2-4 Hi-Y 3-4 Hi-Y District Conference 4 Monogram Club 2-3-4 Christmas Play 4 Glee Club 4 LINDSEY LLEWELLYN STRINGFELLOW Stringy Basketball 1 Softball 3 National Honor Society 2-3-4 Vice President 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4 Correspondent Secretary Student Government 1 Girls' State State Essay Contest 3rd Place Winner Play Made-Up Operator 3 Junior Class President Sophomore Class Secretary WILLIAM LEONARD HAMILTON, JR. Ham Baseball 1-3 Track 1-3 Monogram Club 2-3 National Honor Society 2-3-4 President 4; Vice President 3 Hi-Y 1-2-3-4; President 4; Treasurer 3 Hi-Y Conference 3-4 Model Conference 3-4 Boys' State Senior Class President Sophomore Class President NANCY KAREN DOWNING Bip Softball 3-4 Basketball 2 Cheerleading 1-3-4 Tri-Hi-Y Conference 1-2-3 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3; Historian 1 Christmas Play 2 Glee Club 2-3 Senior Class Vice President Sophomore Class Secretary SAMUEL JAMES LEWIS, JR. Louie” Baseball 2 Football 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2 Basketball Manager 2 Hi-Y 4 Hi-Y District Conference 4 Monogram Club 2-3 Glee Club 1-4 Senior Class Treasurer NANCY ANN SUDERNO Sterno Softball 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3 Drama Club 1 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Christmas Play 1-2-3-4 Operetta 3-4 School Soloist 1-2-3-4 Girls’ State Swimming Contest 3rd Place Winner Sophomore Class Treasurer Girls’ State JUNIUS JACKSON NEVILLE Flee” Football 1-2-3-4 Hi-Y 3-4 Hi-Y District Conference 4 Monogram Club 2-3 Glee Club 4 Safety Contest 1 CHARLOTTE ANN WOOLDRIDGE Charlie Softball 3-4 Basketball 1 National Honor Society 2-3-4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 Glee Club 4 Girls' State JEROME ANTHONY JOYCE Squeeks Baseball 1-2-3 Football 1-2-3-4; Co-Captain 4 Basketball 3-4 Track 2-3-4 Hi-Y 2-3 Monogram Club 2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 MARY LYNNE MANN Manfred Softball 2-3; Basketball 2-3 Cheerlader 2-3-4 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4; Chaplain 3-4 Tri-Hi-Y District Conference Chaplain 3 Model General Assembly 3 Glee Club 2-4 Girls' State Cape Charles Representative to Norfolk Portsmouth Good Neighbor Days 3 Sophomore Class Vice President Junior Class Treasurer FRANK ALLAN WILLIAMS, JR. Tweedler Baseball 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4; Co-Captain 4 Track 1-2-3 Basketball 1-3 Hi-Y 1-2-3-4; Sergeant-at-Arms 2 Marshal 3 Junior Class Vice President Monogram Club 2-3 Treasurer 3 SHARON GENEVA SAVAGE Sis” Softball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Cheerleading 1-2 National Honor Society 2-3-4 Student Government 1; Treasurer 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4; President 2-3 Treasurer 1; Historian and Parliamentarian Tri-Hi-Y District Conference 1-2-3 Model General Assembly 2-3; Reporter 2 Glee Club 2 Senior Class Secretary Junior Class Secretary NORMAN RUBY SHRIEVES, JR. Honk Post-Graduate. Last Will and Testament We, the Seniors of CAPE CHARLES HIGH SCHOOL - Supposedly being of a sound mind (teachers are wondering) and being well versed in all the subjects which we have labored hard to get into our thick skulls - wish to leave a few momentos to the hard studying students who 11 be left behind. ARTICLE I TO THE FACULTY A. To the faculty - we leave the hope that all the students of the future will not be as troublesome as we have been. ARTICLE II TO THE CLASSES A. To the Juniors - the Seniors leave their ability to go to sleep in any class!! B. To the Sophomores - we leave our ability to start a rumble in the hall. C. To the Freshmen - we leave this thought: just three more years, just three -!!! D. To the 8th Grade - the Seniors wish to say Cuando una puerta se cierra otra se abra. (Never give up) ARTICLE III TO THE INDIVIDUALS A. LINDSEY STRINGFELLOW leaves all her old Mad Magazines to Joyce Ewell and Violet Ward. B. JIMMY LEWIS leaves his uncooth Presley records to Parker Forrest. C. JOYCE SMITH leaves to Gwen her last sack dress. D. BILL NEVILLE leaves his ability to type 20 20 to anybody. E. BOBBY EAST leaves nothing because he wishes to take it all with him. F. JAN NEVILIE leaves his ability to take Jackie Bailey's pencil to whoever sits in his desk. G. NANCY SUDERNO leaves her English notes on How to Do Chemistry in Government Class to anyone foolish enough to read them in geometry while studying Latin. H. SHARON SAVAGE leaves all her troubles far behind. I. FRANK WILLIAMS leaves all he can't take with him to Jackie Sorrells. J. NANCY DOWNING leaves to Linda Wilkins the ability to aggravate Randy Warren and by all means go to sleep in the office. K. BILL HAMILTON leaves his ability to anger Tommy Scott to Jackie Bailey. L. MARY MANN leaves her calorie counting chart to Janet Lewis. M. JERRY JOYCE leaves all his TD's he hasn't made to Clement Pruitt who is a doubtful prospect. N. CHARLOTTE WOOLDRIDGE leaves Joyce Ewell her ability to get to school just before the late bell rings. O. TO CHUCK THE JANITOR we leave a faithful automatic janitor. ARTICLE IV TO THE STUDENT BODY A. To the student body we wish them all the luck in the world in seeking their goal of that special day in June - GRADUATION Hall of Fame — 1985 I was sitting at my desk one rainy afternoon, dreaming of the happy days at old Cape Charles High School. Glancing through the books that lay before me, I hap- pened to find my hand resting upon the new copy of Who's Who. Idly I picked it up and opened it; imagine my surprise when I found this; Charlotte - Is operating a thriving pawn shop in East Hoboken. Bobby - Has been suffering from sleeping sickness for 25 years. Joyce - Chief designer for Montgomery Ward catalogues. Jimmy - Wealthy pearl diver operating in the Chesapeake Bay. Nancy D. - Possessor of the world's biggest grin. Billy H. - Owns a large orange grove in Alaska. Mary - Champion of the Give America Back to the Indians cause. Frank - Is the model used in the Would you believe I was a 90 lb. Weakling ad. Lindsey - Owns world's largest collection of hen's teeth. Bill N. - Secretary of State who has put international relations back 25 years. Nancy S. - Matron at the state penitentiary for women. Jerry - Proprietor of the first pool room ever operated for ladies. Sharon - Writes an advice to the lovelorn column for a string of comic books. Jan - Has succeeded Rock Hudson as the country's chief movie idol. MAID of HONOR at AZALEA FESTIVAL LINDSEY STRINGFELLOW For seven years the Norfolk Chamber of Commerce, with the city of Norfolk, has sponsored the International Azalea Festival. A queen is selected to reign. To accompany her are princesses from the N. A. T. O. nations, with maids of honor from the various high schools and colleges in the Tidewater Area. Boys' State Model General Assembly Daily News Boy Magazine Contest Winners Girls' State Class Presidents College Day $0 ETHEL M. CARPENTER tSeujZ JACK L. BAILEY TRUETT CASTEEN ETTA K. LUETTINGER Scux, MARY JOYCE EWELL JACK M. SORRELLS THOMAS J. SCOTT JANET M. LEWIS ELIZABETH H. PARSONS PARKER FORREST STANLEY F. BENNETT GWENDOLYN R. HUMPHREY ROBERT L. STEFFENS MARIAN A. ROBBINS V 't MARGARET B. JOHNSON JACOB R. OUTTEN NANCY A. ABBOTT ALVIN J. SIMPSON FREDRICK O. PARKS MRS. SMITH VIOLET M. WARD President Sponsor Vice President TYlbO-. Juniors' Book Reviews Mrs. Smith - HISTORY OF VIRGINIA Truett - THE GIGGLE BOX Margaret - FUNNY BUNNY J. R. - STANDARD HIGH SCHOOL DICTIONARY Violet - OLD FASHIONED GIRL Tommy - SO RED THE ROSE Janet - BLONDES PREFER GENTLEMEN Stanley - SLOW DAWNING Jackie B. - LAUGHING BOY Nancy - ABIGAIL Alvin - THE STORY OF A BAD BOY Betty - FORTUNE’S FOOL Jackie S. - WILD GEESE CALLING Joyce - LITTLE BRITCHES Etta K. - THE F. B. I. STORY Ricky - DADDY LONG LEGS Ethel - MISS BEHAVIOR Parker - THE BIG FISHERMAN Gwen - PERSONALITY PLUS Bobby - A CIRCUS OF OUR OWN Marian - JUNIOR MISS Guess whose? Leaving for the game! SOPHOMORES MRS. VICK ’‘Her voice was ever soft Gentle and low, an excellent thing in woman. ” Shakespeare «V i KEITH BULL MThe deed I intend is great But what, as yet, I know not. Ovid JOY SAVAGE john mcmillan For science is like virtue; its own ex- ceeding great re- ward. Kingsley BETTY BRADFORD Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. Coleridge PETE SMITH MARY BRADFORD A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. Anonymous KENT MAPP And hears thy stormy music in the drum. Cambell SHARON RASMUSSEN But O, she dances such a way No sun upon an Easter-day is half so fine a sight. Suckling Who climbs the grammar tree dis- tinctly knows where noun and verb and participle grows. Dryden I have a heart with room for every joy. Bailey SUZANNE HOLLOMAN To brown eyes and bobbed hair and pretty girls everywhere. JOE GROPPENBACKER The mirror of all courtesy. Shakespeare BOBBY CARPENTER We are charmed by neatness of per- son; let not thy hair be out of order. Ovid LINDA WILKINS She has deep brown eyes running over with glee. Woolson JAMES JOYCE What should a man do but be merry? Shakespeare MIKE McCABE As merry as the day is long. Shakespeare CLEM PRUITT A decent boldness always meets with friends. Homer SANDRA TYNDALL She walks in beauty like the night. Byron FORREST STILES He sleep by day more than the wild cat. Shakespeare JIMMY LEWIS The ladles call him sweet The stairs as he treads on them, kiss his feet. Shakespeare On the Scene Chain Gang Two of a Kind Leaning Tower Guess Who Climb Aboard The Mob Delinquents SUE STEVENSON President BONNIE HICKMAN Vice President JIMMY BROWN Secretary SANDRA DISHROOM Treasurer DAVID DIX MRS. ADDISON STEVE MAXEDON Advisor PEGGY HORSLEY RITA DANIELS ELAINE TYNDALL SHARON BOSSE NAMES USUALLY CALLED FAVORITE EXPRESSION USUALLY FOUND PET PEEVE PROBABLY WILL BE Jimmy Brown Jim That's Tough! Riding Around Empty Gas Tank Dentist David Dix Dave That's Life! Roller Rink Staying Home Scientist Sharon Bosse Bossy No, Man! Playing Basketball Studying Algebra Teacher Rita Daniels Big Rita Good Land! At Home Doing Pushups Nurse Sandra Disharoom Sandy For Pete Sakes! Drug Store No Boys Secretary Bonnie Rae Hickman Bonnie Gosh! In a '47 Ford Hunger Nurse Peggy Horsley Horsie Yipes! Skating Black Convertibles Store Clerk Elaine Tyndall Flirty Gpsh! With a Boy Latin Class Housewife Sue Stevenson Susie Gee! With Clem School Bus Housewife Eastern Shore Snaps Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And,, departing, leave behind us Footprints, on the sands; of time; Fr.om;, A Psalm; of Life By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow MRS. RUSSELL ■i nm JHH THOMAS LEE RIPPON TOMMY ANN WILKINS MULVEY JIMMY DONNA CARTER BENNETT EDGERTON HARRIS JOHN BRADFORD NANCY SUE LINGO ERIC HAMILTON HARRY LEWIS III n n BARBARA DALE HEATH PRESTON LEWIS LARRY MILBURN JUDY CARL LEWIS WILLIAMS Who's Who in 1964 Take a look into 1964. the future with us and see what we’ll be doing after we Jimmy Bennett will become the world's greatest golf pro. Thomas Lee Rippon will replace Flash Gordon as commodore of outer space. Nancy Sue Lingo will become Fred Astaire's danc- ing partner. Carl Lewis will become the first person to land on the moon. Eric Hamilton will replace Red Skelton as Freddie the Freeloader. Barbara Dale Heath will become the world's great- est mathematician. Tommy Mulvey will replace Edd Byrnes as Kookie on 77 Sunset Strip. John Bradford will replace Jim Schrader as center for the Washington Redskins. Ann Wilkins will become Kookie's new girl friend. Carter Harris will build the world's fastest hot- rod. Harry Lewis III will become Fire Marshal of the United States. Donna Edgerton will become Miss America of 1964. Larry Milburn will replace Louis Armstrong as the King of Jazz. Preston Lewis will become the new home run king of baseball. Judy Williams will get married and settle down in Cape Charles. Mrs. Russell, our homeroom sponsor, will discover a new wonder drug that cures all the side effects of all the other wonder drugs. graduate in I The above statements were written by Alfred E. Nueman of Mad Magazine who says What . . . me worry? because no one in our eighth grade is going to replace him! ORCHIDS TO - Mrs. Ames without whose help our annual would be a lost cause. Thomas Lee Rippon for bringing the daily paper to school each morning. Even though it's sometimes late and very wrinkled it's always here. Mrs. Dunton and the Air Force bus for bringing so many students to school from the lower part of the country. Tommy Scott for ringing the bell each day. How can we ever forget the time he kept us in geometry ten minutes too long! TheP.T.A. for our school phonographs, sponsoring our dances, and so many other things. The Lions Club for putting up our new lights this year. The boys from the base who helped our football and basketball teams practice this year. This help appears to have paid off for us. Griff's for our daily paper. Mrs. Stevenson who tickled the ivories for our glee club. Mr. Ewell for his kind service to the students for organizing and directing the musical presentations of the year. Mr. Burruss for taking us to Charlottesville and helping us in so many ways. Rayne's Cafeteria Beatniks Unanimous 'Chuck C.C.H.S. Royalty HOLD IT! Our Federal Union! It must be preserved. 'Qui est Caesar?” (Who is Caesar?) It is better to wear out than rust out. ” These people seem disposed to give me exercise. FAVORITES Popularity Contest BIGGEST FLIRTS: Suzanne and Kent NEATEST AND BEST Gwen and Tommy MOST MASCULINE AND FEMININE: Ethel and Parker BEST ATHLETES: Sharon and Frank BEST PERSONALITY: Gwen, Etta Kaye, Jan, Joy and Sharon MOST BASHFUL: Violet and Parker MOST STUDIOUS Lindsey and J. R. most courteous and COOPERATIVE: Nancy and Billy MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Nancy D. and Tommy BEST SPORTS: Sharon and Clem BEST BUILD AND BEST FIGURE: Gwen and Parker MOST POPULAR: Sharon, Nancy and Frank BIGGEST GRUMBLERS: Ethel and Stanley BEST DANCERS AND MOST GRACEFUL: BEST VOICE: Joy and James MOST DEPENDABLE: Sharon, Janet and Billy Laziest: Ethel, Bobby C., Bobby E. and Alvin BEST ALL-AROUND MOST TALENTED: Seniors: Sharon and Billy ORGANIZATIONS Tri-Hi- Y JANET LEWIS..................President MRS. MANN ------------------Advisor ETTA LUETTINGER............- Secretary The Tri-Hi-Y is an organization for Christian high school girls. The club is a member of the National Y.M.C. A. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend Christian ideals through- out home, school, and community. The club has several projects during the year. They send representatives to the District Conferences each year and send girls to Model General Assembly in Richmond. They also help the needy, usually at Christmas time. TOP ROW: Donna E., Peggy H., Elaine T., Sandra D., JoyS., Joyces., Charlotte W. MIDDLE ROW: Ethel C., SueS., Nancy L., Rita D., JudyW., Bonny H., Suzanne H., Linda W., Sandra T., Joyce E.. Violet W., Ann W., Betty B., Nancy A., Sharon B. BOTTOM ROW: Betty P., Gwen H., MaryM., Mrs. M nn, Janet L., Etta L., SharonS. Hi-Y TOP ROW: J. R. Outten, Bobby Carpenter, Jimmy Lewis, Bobby East, Bill Neville, Jan Neville, Jimmy Brown, Parker Forrest, Jackie Sorrells, Pete Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Jimmy Bennett, Tommy Scott, Mike McCabe, Mr. Harkey, Ricky Parks, Bill Hamilton, David Dix. RICKY PARKS.....................President MR. HARKEY - -....................Advisor MICHAEL McCABE..................Secretary The Hi-Y is an organized club for young men of Christian character in high schools. The purpose of the club is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and com- munity, high standards of Christian character. The platform called Four C's” is Clean Speech, Clean Sportsmanship, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living. Each member has a personal re- sponsibility to take. He should help carry out projects taken by the club. His conduct every- where reflects on the club of which he is a part. National Honor Society STANDING, left to right: J. R. OUTTEN, MRS. SMITH - Advisor, BILLY HAMILTON - President. SEATED, left to right: JANET LEWIS, BETTY PARSONS, CHARLOTTE WOOL- DRIDGE - Secretary-Treasurer, LINDSEY STRINGFELLOW - Vice-President, VIOLET WARD, SHARON SAVAGE. The Sara W. Doughty Chapter of the National Honor Society of Cape Charles High School is composed of senior and junior boys and girls who are selected on the basis of the society’s four cardinal principles: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. To remain in the society, members must maintain a B” average throughout high school and live up to these principles. Glee Club FIRST ROW, left to right: Jackie Sorrells, Joe Groppenbacher, James Joyce, Forrest Stiles, Jerry Joyce, Tommy Scott. SECOND ROW: Sandra Tyndall, Gwen Humphrey, Suzanne Hoi loman, Ethel Carpenter, Janet Lewis, Bonnie Hickman, Linda Wilkins, Sue Stevenson, Betty Lee Bradford, Judy Williams, Nancy Suderno, Nancy Sue Lingo. THIRD ROW: Rita Danials, Mary Mann, Etta Kaye Luettinger, Mary Bradford, Peggy Horsley, Elaine Tyndall, Joy Savage, Betty Parsons. LAST ROW: Michael McCabe, Jimmy Brown, Bill Neville, Ricky Parks, Jimmy Lewis, Jan Neville, Billy Hamilton. Symbols of Victory 1914-15-16-------------Baseball Trophy 1924 -----------------Track Championship 1925 ................. . Baseball Champs 1925 -----------------Track Champs 1926 -----------------Track Champs 1929 .................Boys Basketball 1930 -----------------Typewriting Team Champs 1930 -- ---------------Shorthand Champs 1940 -- - - ----------Baseball Champs 1946 ------------------Football Champs 1946-48-49 -------- - - Football Champs 1950 -----------------Football Champs 1951 -----------------Winner Thanksgiving Day Classic 1951-------------------Football Champs 1955 -- ---------------Football Champs 1959 ------------------Baseball Champs These numerous trophies, so glorious to us, represent many things besides a few scraps of metal and some dates. What blood, sweat, and tears went into each and every one! Behind each trophy there is a story. Yet there is one common element embodied in each: Good sportsmanship - a quality that our school has always prided itself on, and rightly so. A trophy gotten by unfair play is not wanted. May all our future trophies be won by hard work and clean play, thus becoming proud and pleasant memories of the past. A ATHLETICS Football 1959 BOTTOM, left to right: Rippon, Scott, Pruitt, Steffens, Joyce, Sorrells, Stiles, Bennett, Dix. TOP: Coach Harkey, J. Lewis, Mulvey, Ballard, B. Neville, J. Neville, Williams, S. Lewis, Forrest, Bradford. COACH HARKEY SCHEDULE c. c. 25 Parksley - - 0 7 Chincoteague 20 37 Atlantic - 0 49 Lord Baltimore - - - 0 21 Central -0 65 Barry Robinson - - -14 1 Onancock - - - - - -0 7 Northampton 33 CO-CAPTAINS Frank and Jerry SENIORS Jimmy, Jerry, Jan Bernie, Frank, Bill Famous Last Words MANAGERS FRONT: Jimmy, Johnny, Larry. BACK: Ricky. Cape Charles Indians WILLIAMS C. Co-Captain 1959 TOP, left to right: Harris, Bailey, Coach, Dix, Mapp. BOTTOM: Rippon, Bradford, Carpenter, Mulvey. JOYCE L.E. Co-Captain 1959 w FORREST L. T. BALLARD R. G. SCOTT R. G. J. NEVILLE R. T. BENNETT R. E. S. LEWIS Q. B. PRUITT R. H. SORRELLS L. H. STILES F. B. STEFFENS Q. B. B. NEVILLE R. G. J. LEWIS R. T. Thanksgiving Day FOOTBALL QUEEN: Nancy Downing REPRESENTATIVES - SENIOR; Sharon Savage, JUNIOR: Nancy Abbott, SOPHOMORE: Betty Bradford, FRESH- MAN: Bonnie Hickman, EIGHTH GRADE: Donna Edgerton. The traditional football game between Cape Charles High School and Northampton High School each Thanks- giving Day is attended by many, young and old. It's a great day! It's a time for meeting old friends, seeing good sportsmanship displayed, watching two teams playing hard to win, enjoying the spectacular between halves - It’s a great day! DATE C. C. NHS 1944 6 13 1945 39 6 1946 14 0 1947 0 32 1948 26 7 1949 25 0 1950 93 0 1951 28 0 SCHEDULE FOR PAST GAMES PLACE DATE C.C. 1952 Eastville 1953 C.C. 1954 Eastville 1955 C.C. 1956 Eastville 1957 C.C. 1958 Eastville 1959 C. C NHS PLACE 0 0 C.C. 0 19 Eastville 6 6 C.C. 20 7 Eastville 0 42 C.C. 0 28 Eastville 6 39 C.C. 7 33 Eastville Cheerleaders I960 CO-CAPTAIN - Etta K. ADVISOR - Mrs. Russell CO-CAPTAIN - Gwen Girls’ Basketball '60 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Betty B., Suzanne H., Sharon B., Sandra T., Mrs. Russell. MIDDLE ROW: Ethel C., Sharon R., Nancy A., Janet L., SharonS., Joyce E. TOP ROW: RitaD., SueS., Gwen H., Mary B., Betty P., JoyS. WE THEY 20 Chinco. 14 15 Central 35 27 Atlantic 36 16 Atlantic 24 19 Onancock 43 WE THEY 26 Parksley 29 20 Parksley 29 12 Chinco. 26 19 Central 39 18 Onancock 50 Boys' Basketball 1960 KNEELING, left to right Co-Captains, Parks and Sorrells. SECOND ROW: J. Bennett, Gropen- bacher, Smith, Dix, Mapp, Steffens. THIRD ROW: Coach Harkey, Mulvey, Lewis, Forrest, S. Bennett, Pruitt, Joyce. WE 38 29 35 69 41 2 62 25 43 36 54 42 42 69 SCHEDULE THEY Chincoteague 27 Central 33 Alumni 37 Atlantic 31 B. Robinson 31 Atlantic 0 Onancock 35 Parksley 30 Northampton 50 B. Robinson 50 Parksley 31 Chincoteague 50 Central 39 Onancock 34 Northampton District A, Croup III Eastern Shore Champions of1959 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Sorrells, Stiles, Mapp, Bell, J. Pruitt, Dix. TOP ROW: Steffens, Rayne, C. Pruitt, Williams, Parks, Coach Harris. Girls’ Softball 1959 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Wooldridge, Bosse, Abbott, Parsons, Rasmussen, Holloman. MIDDLE ROW: Robbins, Ewell, Daniels, Ward, Savage. TOP ROW: Humphrey, Luettinger, Mann, Downing. ELEMENTARY v « • ' fc- r v. Robert Travis Diana Mulvey Barron Downing Linda Hall John Williams Nancy Allen Donald Stiles Russell Chambers Charles Tankard Archie Wallace Timothy Baily Scott Buck Philip Travis Robert Dix William McMillan Robert Shrieves Elsie Hall John Rippen Janet Russell William Pollock Margaret Marshall Danny Rasmussen Allison Mills James Partin Elizabeth Luettinger MRS. MAPP Robert Elliot Evelyn Hacher Denard Spady Patricia Rayne Caroln Flanakin Jeffery Bull Sharon Curling McKiel Martin Margaret Jones MRS. FITCHETT Aaron Bowen Margaret Carlson Russell Dunton Harvey Belote Rebecca Scott Russell Parsons Wendy Pusey Jackie Moore Edward Foxwell Katherine East Charles Miller William Parks Nanette Crumb Tommy Wilson Sixth Grade Eddie Lewis Jerry Weaver Ellison Jones Harry Disharoon Tommy Brady James Parks Linda Ewell John Lewis Billie Pusey Janice Ray Robert Johnson Franklin Lewis Marvin Clark William Shennonhouse Mrs. Curling James Handel Thomas Rasmussen Edward Eder William Merritt Linda Bosse Allen Jones Douglas Hickman Betty Bell William Ward Larry McAllen Dora-Weston Spady Harry Fuqua Dianna Lewis Thomas Merritt Fifth Grade Robin Nottingham Dianne Downing Reade Belote Richard Shannonhouse Pam Richardson Donald McMath Ronald Lewis William Parks Linda Gray Robin Buck Philip Stiles William Marshall Virginia Bailey Henry Jones William Heath Fourth Grade MISS CLORE Archer Turner, Jr. Muriel Hewitt Earl Scott Deborah Powell Earl P. Curling Suzanne Willis John Freeman, Jr. Joe Anne Clark Michael Thornes Grayson Travis Thomas Bennett Shirley Russel Charles Cox Joseph Bosse, Jr. James Ard William Suderno Linda Chambers Wise Latimer Ann Fuqua Scott Wyatt Peter Martin Dale Flanakin Thomas Taylor Brenda Dunton Don Bailey Vaughan Dodd Edward Brooks Bruce Sager Cinda Bull Walter Lewis, Jr. Deborah Bailey Bobby Sager John Simko Donna Maxedon Third Grade MRS. MANN Howard Harkey 6 Jeffry Graves Nan Tankard Donald Sparrow Pamela Weaver Larry Funk Bonita Turner Julius Wyatt Margaret Pollock Joseph Partin Carolyn Funk Kenneth Horsley Vickie Sparrow Second Grade MRS. POWELL Berry Long Nancy Turner Robert Killmon Smith Rippon Dail Cuthrell Edward Perry Sue Freeman Diane Hall Gregory Graves Jody Warren Lyman Willis Michael Reid Teresa Robinson David Covey Martha Sager Jo Anne Heath Robert Wyatt Denise Thornes David Partin Herbert Bull Valerie Barban John Mann Sherry Pusey Melinda Brady Keith Thornton Karen Murdock Philip Wrona First Grade Mrs. Loda Dunton Richard Cole Wayne Clark Claude Bennett H. A. Bailey Donna Jo Bailey Debra Brady Brenda Thornton Betty Parks Vera Simko Jimmy Horton Jimmy Jones Leon Kubic Richard Marshall Daniel Long Nicky Parks Laurie Hickman John Outten Sandra Moore John McKlusky Patrick Robinson Michael Robinson Byron Edgerton William Dunton Wayne Downing Donna Burkholder Lillie Merritt Katherine Savage April Kane Anne Wood Vance Alexander Danny Sparrow Billy Showard Frank Russell Brian Hart Chris Covey Stephen Warren Lee Hacker Marshall Cox Barbara Mulvey Trent Scarbro Special Class MISS NYE JOHNNY CLARK GARY LEWIS JERRY LEWIS MARION LEWIS RAYMOND MARSHALL THOMAS POLLOK DANNY BRADY ROY ELLIOTT Grade Snapshots Arrow Staff for 1959-1960 Editors-in-Chief------ Business Manager - - Photography Managers Features Editor------- Literary Editor------- Snapshots--------------- Sports Clubs------------------------- Art------------------------ Senior Representatives----- Junior Representatives----- Sophomore Representative - Freshman Representative - - Eighth Grade Representative Seventh Grade Editor------ Sixth Grade Editor-------- Fifth Grade Editor-------- Fourth Grade Editor---------- Third Grade Editor-------- Second Grade Editor------- First Grade Editor----------- Special----------------------- School Calendar------------ Advertising---------------- Special Typist - LINDSEY STRINGFELLOW JANET LEWIS ........SHARON SAVAGE .......BILL HAMILTON JIM LEWIS .......BETTY PARSONS CHARLOTTE WOOLDRIDGE ..........RICKY PARKS VIOLET WARD BOBBY STEFFI NS BOBBY EAST - - STANLEY BENNETT BILL NEVILLE MARY MANN ..........JAN NEVILLE J. R. OUTTEN .......PARKER FORREST ------NANCY SUDERNO JOYCE SMITH ETTA KAYE LUETTINGER MARION ROBBINS ..........JAMES JOYCE ...........JIM BROWN .......CARTER HARRIS .........BOBBY STEFFENS ------FRANK WILLIAMS ..........JERRY JOYCE ........JACKIE SORRELLS .......JACKIE BAILEY ------TRUETT CASTEEN .......PARKER FORREST .........ALVIN SIMPSON ------ETHEL CARPENTER ........GWEN HUMPHREY JOYCE EWELL NANCY DOWNING ETTA KAYE LUETTINGER TOMMY SCOTT NANCY ABBOTT ----STANLEY BENNETT FRANK WILLIAMS JIM LEWIS NANCY DOWNING BILL HAMILTON ADVERTISERS To the Students and Faculty of CAPE CHARLES HIGH SCHOOL We wish to join the many users of Texaco prod- ucts in expressing our appreciation for the oppor- tunity of contributing to this publication, for the 10th time. We hope the citizens and businessmen will be offered the same privilege eachyear in the future. THE TEXAS COMPANY LANCE FULCHER, Consignee VERNON M MARTIN RC makes you feel like NEW! There’s a mighty important reason why so many folks go for Royal Crown Cola: They’ve tried and compared Royal Crown Cola with other leading colas — and by comparison they’ve found that RC suits their taste best. Yes. RC is best by taste-test and you get 2 full glasses in the king-size bottle. So, enjoy an RC . . . feel like new. Remember: RC is low in calories! COMPLIMENTS OF KELLAM MOTORS OR 85132 'fyocn “TftoKeef THE EASTVILLE BANK Eastville, Virginia R. A. PARSONS COMPANY Cape Charles, Virginia Telephone 1180 TILGHMAN’S Jewelers Since 1891 Reed and Barton Stieff - Gorham - Wallace Silverware Cape Charles, Virginia RAYNE’S GROCERY Cape Charles, Virginia Be Sure! Insure! H. M. JAMES See AND COMPANY S. ROGER AMES, SUPT. House of Fabrics Tapestry Cape Charles, Virginia HOME BENEFICIAL Draperies Slip Covering Awning Duck 12 oz. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Indian Head Agents H. H. THOMAS S. P. WOMBLE E. T. SMITH A. J. EWELL BRUCE MANUEL Denims 36-48 Fruit of the Loom Bates Dan River Andernos Corticelli Silks and Taffeta Insurance Is Our Business Swiss Laces and Embroidery Service Is Our Motto Phone: GI 2-6064 Nassawadox, Virginia RICHARD F. ETZ JEWELER Westmoreland Milk Glass Genuine Registered Keepsake Diamond Rings Elgin - Mido - Bulova Watch Repairing Cape Charles, Virginia PEEBLES DEPT. STORE Most for Your Money Shoes - Dry Goods - Bedding - Men's - Women's - Children's Wearing Apparel Draperies - Slip Covers Mason Avenue Cape Charles 1187 FOX-SCOTT You Will Find the Latest in Styles and Finest in Quality at the MARILYN FASHION SHOP Phone 33-W Cape Charles, Virginia FUNERAL HOME EASTERN SHORE BAGWELL OIL COMPANY, INC. Be Sure With Pure Phone 331 Cape Charles, Virginia CANNING CO., INC. John Deere Tractor and Implement Division Phone: OR-8-5744 Machipongo, Virginia A. N. BELL FARM MACHINERY and SUPPLIES Nassawadox, Virginia Telephone Gilbert 2-6093 BELL JARVIS, INC. Farm Supplies Fertilizer - Insecticides Soy Bean Seed Machipongo Virginia H. C. WEST SONS Produce and Supplies Birdsnest, Virginia Telephone Gilbert 2-6037 HENRY IMPRINTING SERVICE Heliograved Business and Social Stationery W. T. HENRY, Prop. Nassawadox, Virginia Telephone Gilbert 2-3036 RUDY'S BARBER SHOP Cape Charles, Virginia Compliments of JACK WEBB Member of ECONOMY STORES, INC. Machipongo, Va. Compliments of DOUGHTY’S CLEANERS Exmore, Virginia Telephone Gilbert 2-6061 NATIONAL BANK OF NORTHAMPTON The only National Bank in Northampton County Nassawadox, Va. Compliments of BAILEY’S HOP’S ESSO Cape Center Machipongo Restaurant Virginia Phone 750 BAYVIEW RESTAURANT Compliments of Bayview CAPE CHARLES Virginia FURNITURE CO. Phone 790 Tyndall and Heath Compliments of Compliments of ATLEY BAILEY’S BARR BROTHERS, INC. GROCERY Your Friendly Jewelers Phone 777W-3 Cape Charles Virginia McCRORY’S The Finest in Women's Apparel 5?-10£-$l. 00 THE Mason Avenue PARRY SHOP Cape Charles Phone 98 Virginia Cape Charles, Virginia ELLIOTT FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Household Furniture With Stores in Nassawadox Cape Charles and Phone: GI-2-6216 - Phone: 338 Compliments of WILKINS SERVICE STATION Phone GI26115 Exmore Virginia f CEN FRANKLIN STORE SAKS BEACH SHREAVES VARIETY STORE Nassawadox, Va. Nationally Known - Locally Owned Work Clothes Shoes - Sporting Goods I Eat at 207 Mason Avenue Cape Charles, Virginia H. CLIFTON HAMILTON Sales Manager MYRT’S RESTAURANT H. L. HART Compliments of PLUMBING - HEATING CAPE MOTEL Cape Charles, Va. Capeville, Virginia Phone 414 Phone 631 LAMBS' KENNELS Boston Terriers RELIABLE 'c -' BUILDING SUPPLIES ¥ 'jfor' and COAL CORP. VA V ■ Building Material - Coal 200 Tazewell and Fig St. Cape Charles, Va. Cape Charles, Virginia Phone 226 Phone 115 HUNTER BROS., INC. KELLAM Produce and Farm Supplies DISTRIBUTING CO. Cape Charles, Virginia Gas - Oil - Parts Phone 685 or 887 Cape Charles, Va. Phone 423 Compliments of Compliments of HARRY KELLAM EICHELLEBERGER’S GROCERY Keller and Exmore Cape Charles, Virginia GI26121 SU 73567 L. T. JOHNSON W. A. DICKINSON Pres. Sec't-Treas. MRS. W. H. ROBBINS Mgr. Green Fees - Saturday, Sunday Holidays - $3. 00 Week Days - $2. 00 NORTHAMPTON COUNTRY CLUB Cape Charles Virginia Compliments of E H CLEANERS COLLINS HARDWARE Phone 279 Cape Charles, Virginia Phone 312 Cape Charles, Va. NORTHAMPTON COUNTY TRUST BANK Cape Charles, Va. SAVAGE’S DRUG STORE Congratulations to the Seniors C AND R SKATING RINK Cape Charles, Va. Tuesday- night Ladies - Wednesday 3:00 - 5:00 Children; 12 years and under 40 £ Every Saturday Three Sessions THE NORTHAMPTON TIMES $1. 50 Per Year On the Shore Finest Name in Canned and Frozen Foods College Students $1. 50 Per Term Fruitland, Maryland Cape Charles, Virginia Telephone: Pioneer 9-3191 Compliments of the SILVER BEACH COLONIAL STORE SUPPLY CO. C. J. PRETTYMAN and SONS We give you more for your money and Green Stamps too. Real Estate and Businesses Exmore, Virginia Weekdays - 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Phone 2-6131 Weekends - 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Compliments of “DRIFTWOOD” Route 13, BAY MARINE SUPPLY, INC. Everything for the Boatman Cape Charles, Va. Phone 1167 Cape Charles, Virginia THANKS TO THESE CONTRIBUTORS JONES DEPT. STORE - Cape Charles, Va. HECKLE KELLOGG - Cape Charles, Va. JOHN'S TEXACO - Cape Charles, Va. TURNER'S EXPRESS, INC. - Norfolk, Va. CHERRYSTONE LODGE - Cape Charles, Va. EASTERN SHORE PUBLIC SERVICE - Cape Charles, Va. TYNDALL SHOE REPAIR - Cape Charles, Va. THORNES SONS - Cape Charles, Va. HOWARD ADAMS - Eastville, Va. EASTVILLE ESSO - Eastville, Va. C. A. TURNER, JR. - Eastville, Va. BAXTER TANKARD - Eastville, Va. DUNTON FATHERLY - Eastville, Va. WILLIS NOTTINGHAM - Eastville, Va. POLKA DOT RESTAURANT - Exmore, Va. J. L. EDMONDS - Exmore, Va. CUSTIS RECORD SHOP - Exmore, Va. DORIS McCLELLAN DRESS SHOP - Exmore, Va. NORDSTROM BROS. - Belle Haven, Va. HAROLD PARKS - Exmore, Va. B. B. DOWNING FARM Compliments of JOE MAPP FARM BUREAU INSURANCE AGENCY Phone OR 8-5364 Phone 999W Cape Charles Virginia Eastville Virginia BURNETT-WALTON Compliments of FLORA DAWN FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions GI 2-6505 Exmore Virginia SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION G. H. TURNER Phone GI 2-9631 Exmore Virginia Nassawadox Virginia The Wonderful World of Autodynamic s'1 RUSSELL MOTOR CO. , INC. I960 Swept-wing Dodge I960 Swept-wing Dart Power Giant Sea-Horse Dodge Trucks Johnson Motors Compliments of CANDLELIGHT LODGE AND COFFEE SHOP Route 13 GI 2-6505 Birdnest, Virginia KELLAM DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, INC. Automotive Distributors and ATLANTIC Petroleum Products Belle Haven, Virginia Phone: GI 2-5811 NORTHAMPTON LUMBER COMPANY Lumber - Building Materials Hardware - G. E. Appliances Dupont Paints Mercury Outboards Nassawadox Virginia Compliments of PEOPLE’S TRUST BANK Member of F. D. I. C. Exmore Virginia NORTHAMPTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. For Your Every Insurance Need Representing the Travelers E. S. STURGIS, Agent E. S. STURGIS, HI, Agent Office: OR 8-5183 Residence OR 8-5147 Eastville, Virginia Residence OR 8-5174 We, The Annual Staff of the 1960 Arrow, wish to express our appreciation to our many supporters for helping to make our yearbook possible. MANY THANKS from The Seniors and Juniors of Cape Charles High especially Gwen Etta Kay Nancy A. Joyce Tommy and Nancy D. 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