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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1961 volume:

THE ARROW Presented by the Junior-Senior Classes of Cape Charles High School Cape Charles, Virginia 1961 Home of the Indians Annual Staff Calendar Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior High Favorites Organizations Athletics Elementary Advertisements MR. FRANK A. BURRUSS Dedication Cape Charles High School is truly fortunate to have such a leader as Mr. Frank A. Burruss. His untiring efforts and endless patience as principal, coach, teacher, and friend have won for him the respect and love of faculty and students alike. The Seniors and Juniors of Cape Charles High School are proud to dedicate Volume XXIV of the Arrow to him. JANET, GWEN, MRS. AMES, MICHAEL, LINDA. Foreword We, the annual staff, present to you, the student body, the 1961 edition of the Arrow. Seniors, to you the 1961 Arrow represents twelve years of hard study and many accomplishments. May it always bring to mind our close friendships, our happy hours, and our teachers. To the student body, we hope that you will enrich your lives by hard study, by an endless struggle for your goals, and by faithful friendships. Annual Staff Editors-in-Chief Business Manager Advertising Staff Typist - ------- Literary ---------- Feature Editors - - Club Editors - Mgr. Sports-------— - Photography-------- Snapshots - Mgr. - Art and Title Page------------------ Senior Pages--------------------- Junior Pages -- - --------------- Sophomore Pages--------------------- Freshman Pages----------------... Eighth Grade ----------- — - . Grades Seventh-------------------------- Sixth-------------------------- Fifth.......................... Fourth --- - --------------------- Third.......................... Second --- ---------------------- First -- - ----------------------- Special--------------------- - - Special Pages Calendar----------------------- Dedication--------------------- Principal --- - -- ------------ Thanksgiving--------------- School Picture ---------- — Faculty------------------------ Classes------------------------ Special Typists Sandra Tyndall, Ethel Carpenter Junnie Stiles, Linda Wilkins Sue Stevenson Janet Lewis Mike McCabe Gwen Humphrey Linda Wilkins, Sue Stevenson Tommy Scott, Sandra Tyndall Gwen Humphrey, Etta Kay Luettinger Betty Lee Bradford, Mary Bradford Betty Parsons • Etta Kay Luettinger Joy Savage Pete Smith, Tom Collins Mary Bradford, Jackie Bailey Stanley Bennett, Clem Pruitt Nancy Abbott, Jackie Sorrells Mike McCabe Keith Bull Violet Ward Truitt Casteen Parker Forrest - Mgr. Kent Mapp Janet Lewis and Marion Robbins Mike McCabe and Jimmy Lewis Sharon Bosse Nancy Sue Lingo Johnny Williams Bobby Carpenter John McMIllian J. R. Outten Gwen Humphrey Junnie Stiles Sandra Tyndall Betty Lee Bradford Ethel Carpenter Joe Groppenbacher J. R. Outten John McMIllian Bobby Steffens Ricky Parks Parker Forrest Violet Ward i-61 CoH£ o L OCTOBER 8. Game with L. Baltimore 14. Game with Atlantic 21. Game with Onancock 22. Tri-Hi-Y Conference 24-25. Vacation, teachers meeting 31. Halloween Dance PN AC vlV 6 t 1 , a , G� ’ • (j3 ' C0 °a0« - Af b -Q ' t tSV tA ScV°°V f: 0 0 • „,V y ‘ G jn vO w • iAV G kA , o ,o N C'U V0 vl- SO1 .cV- V ? C? ax to 4. G ' ' S V° te- t� fs °°' e tfv DECEMBER 9. Game with B. Robinson 16. Game with Chinco 20. Game with Central 21. Game with Northampton 24. Christmas vacation begins 23. Class rings arrive 29-30. Christmas Basketball Tournament FEBRUARY 3. Game with Parksley 7. Game with Chinco 8. Game with Central 13. Game with Onancock 20-22. Shore Basketball Tournament 22. Annuals go to press 24-25. State Basketball Tournament J APRIL 5. Game with Parksley 6-8. Model General Assembly 12. Game with Onancock 19. Game with Central 21. Game with Northampton 26. Game with Atlantic 27. Junior-Senior Banquet 28. Junior-Senior Prom THOUGHTS TO THE STUDENTS: Congratulations to Mrs. Ames and the annual staff. There is a great deal more work involved in getting out a yearbook than most of us realize. All of us appreciate your efforts. We have had a good year. In athletics we have met with outstanding suc- cess. We had a good football season. Our basketball team has been unusually good and we are looking forward to success in baseball also. More important than athletics, we have had a good year scholastically. The senior class gave us good leadership in classroom work. They consistently had half the class on the honor roll. Congratulations, Seniors. May success crown your every effort, and may the future bring you genuine happiness. Our Principal Our Faculty Right to left: MRS. W. LYNN DUNTON---- MRS. CECIL C. POWELL--- MRS. RYLAND BULL....... MISS FRANCES J. CLORE-- MRS. EARL P. CURLING--- MRS. H. G. FITCHETT---- MRS. W. R. SHANNONHOUSE MRS. BARBARA FREEZE---- MISS BETTY ANN NYE..... MRS. W. S. .ADDISON, JR. MRS. BYRD H. VICK...... MRS. PAUL F. RUSSELL--- MR. HOWARD W. HARKEY - - MISS FLORENCE E. SPADY - - MRS. S. ROGER AMES..... MRS. EDGAR STURGIS..... ----------FirSt Grade -------Second Grade ----------Third Grade ---------Fourtn Grade ----------Fifth Grade ■-------- Sixth Grade -------Seventh Grade -------Special Class -History and Guidance ------------Commercial ----English and Latin Science and Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. and History -----------Mathematics Librarian and English ------------------Art Where Will a Senior Go? His school days over, Diploma in hand- out walks a senior, His life unplanned. Twelve years of training For his graduation- What can he show For his education? He has a roll of paper, A searching look, A heart full of memories, A '61 yearbook. But what has he That all seniors don't? Can he succeed Where others won't? This is the question Which fills him with dread- What shall I be? There's a long road ahead. But wherever he goes- North, south, east, or west- The worst he can do Is not do his best. SENIORS A STANLEY FLETCHER BENNETT Football 1, 3; Safety Program 1; Manager of the Foot ball Team 2; Annual Staff 3,4; Student Cooperative Association 4; Basketball 3. ETTA KAYE LUETTINGER JACKIE LEE BAILEY Hi-Y 1,2; Football 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; An- nual Staff 3,4; Student Cooperative Associa- tion 4. JANET MARIE LEWIS Softball 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball Co-Captain 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y President 3; Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 4; Class Annual Rep- resentative 1; Class President 2; National Honor Soci- ety 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society President 4; Model General Assembly 2; Girls' State 2; Annual Staff Co- Editor 3; Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief 4; Vice-Presi- dent of the S. C. A. 4. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y President 4; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Cheerleader Co-Captain 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Girls' State 3; Student Cooperative Associa- tion 4; Football Queen 4. ROBERT WAYNE CARPENTER Student Cooperative Association 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Manager of the Football Team 2; Football 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 1, 2; Annual Staff 3, 4. JOYCE EWELL WOODS Softball 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3, 4; Basket- ball Scorekeeper 2; Basketball 3; Girls' State 3; Student Cooperative Association 4; An- nual Staff 3. ROBERT LOUIS STEFFENS Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-Presi- dent 1; Football 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Baseball Manager 3, 4; Track Manager 3; Monogram Club 1,2; Hi-Y 1; Annual Staff 3, 4; Student Cooperative Association 4. SHIRLEY JONES HASKINS Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Treasurer 3; Band President 4; Good Citizenship 1, 3; Dramatic Club 1, 3,4; Camera Club 3; Beta Club 4; Annual Staff 4. PARKER EDWARD FORREST Hi-Y 1,2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of the C Club 1; C” Club 1,2; President of the Class 1; Track 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Student Cooperative Association 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 2; Football Captain 4; All Shore Line of the Year 4; Honorable Mention All State 4. ELIZABETH HUNT PARSONS JACKIE MARTIN SORRELLS Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Co-Captain 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1.2. 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Student Cooperative Association 4; Hi' Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y President 4; Monogram Club 1, 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Softball 1.2, 3. 4; Bas- ketball 1.2, 3.4; Annual Staff 3.4; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Model General Assem- bly 3; Representative on Tri-Hi-Y Float 4; Student Cooperative Association 4. m MARIAN ANNE ELIZABETH ROBBINS Softball 1; Manager of the Softball Team 2; Teen- Age Rodeo 2; Annual Staff 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,4; Glee Club 1,4; Student Cooperative Association 4. JACOB RUSSELL OUTTEN Class Secretary 1; Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; Basketball Time- keeper 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society Vice-President 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Student Cooperative Association 4; Model General Assembly 4. NANCY ANN ABBOTT Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 2; Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 4; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Cheerleader Co-Captain 4; Cheerleader Captain 2; Softball 1,2,3, 4; Softball Cap- tain 3; Basketball 2, 3; Girls' State 3; An- nual Staff 3, 4; Student Cooperative Associa tion 4. THOMAS JARVIS SCOTT Hi-Y 1. 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Vice-President 4; Monogram Club 1, 2; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2, 3,4; Model General Assembly 3,4; Basketball 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Student Cooperative As- sociation 4; Spring Prince 3; Annual Adver- tising Staff 4. GWENDOLYN ROBERTA HUMPHREY Cheerleader 1, 3; Basketball 2, 3.4; Softball 1,2. 3.4; Glee Club 1.2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2.3.4; Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 2; Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 4; Student Cooperative Association 4; Representative oc Qtteea's Float 4; Business Manager on the Asraral 4; Advertis- ing Staff 4; Annual Staff 3,4. CLEMENT MELVIN PRUITT Football 1,2, 3, 4; Football King 4; All Eastern Shore Team 2, 3, 4; Eastern Shore Back of the Year 4; Hon- orable Mention All State 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Cap- tain 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Monogram Club Vice-President 2; Hl-Y 2, 3; Chaplain 3; Student Co- operative Association 4; Class President 1; Class Vice- President 2; Annual Staff 3,4; Glee Club 3. VIOLET MAY WARD Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Representative on Queen's Float 1; Senior Representative on Float 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society Secretary-Treasurer 4. FREDRICK ONLEY PARKS Hi-Y 1,2, 3. 4; Hi-Y Chaplain 4; Hi-Y Con- ference 3; Model General Assembly 2, 3; Hi-Y President 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Bas- ketball Captain 3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Foot- ball 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Mono- gram Club 1, 2; Class President 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Student Co- operative Association President 4; Boys’ State 3. ETHEL MAE CARPENTER Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Conference 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y Workshop 3; Student Cooperative Associa- tion 4; Annual Staff 3, 4. WARREN TRUITT CASTEEN Recipe for a Graduating Class (Cape Charles High School Style) Ingredients: 32 first graders Yield; 22 graduates Mix together one roomful of pint-sized first graders. Sift out a few who moved away, or didn't quite make the grade. Melt together twenty-one hundred and sixty full school days into twelve short years. Grate in a few hard lessons, sprinkled with uncountable experiences. Add a dash of maturity, season with a pinch of humor, and stir with the guiding hand of the faculty. Beat in a measure of responsibility, and spice with outstanding athletic ability. For color blend in several trophies, a 1961 ARROW, and a long honor roll. Frost with class rings in the junior year. Let rise until the glorious day of graduation. Decorate'with grey and white caps and gowns, and serve with diplomas. Last Will and Testament We, the 1961 Senior Class of Cape Charles High School, Cape Charles, Virginia, being true Indians through and through, and considering ourselves well-schooled in reading, writing, and 'rithmetic, wish to follow in the footsteps of our predecessors by making this, our last will and testament, to be executed in the following order: ARTICLE I. To the school we leave memories of one of its largest and best graduating classes. ARTICLE II. To the faculty we leave the assurance that there will never be another class like ours. ARTICLE IE. To the classes; To the juniors we leave that glorious feeling that comes only from being THE SENIORS. ” To the sophomores we leave two years in which to have a real blast. To the freshmen we leave piles of pencil nubs, worn-down erasers and dirty blackboards to cheer them on. To the eighth-graders we leave the most of all - four wonderful high school years. ARTICLE IV. To the individuals; Ethel Carpenter leaves her ability to gripe over nothing to Linda Wilkins. J. R. Outten leaves his reserved seat at Savage's Drug Store to whoever gets there first. Gwen Humphrey leaves her girdle to Sue Stevenson so she can eat all she wants. Bobby Carpenter leaves his best-kept” hair to Mr. Burruss, who needs any kind he can get. Etta Kaye Luettinger leaves her slew-footed leotards to Donna Edgerton. Tommy Scott leaves his You-Know-What to Mike McCabe. Janet Lewis leaves $4. 70 to pay for her cap and gown to Miss Spady. Jackie Sorrells leaves his fan club to Betty Lee Bradford, who is now president. Betty Parsons leaves her ability to make people lose their tempers to Sandra Tyndall. Jackie Bailey leaves Cape Charles behind in a cloud of dust. Joyce Woods leaves her collection of Mad magazines to Sharon Bosse. Stanley Bennett leaves his ability to complicate everything to Mary Bradford. Shirley Haskins leaves the urge to graduate to Suzanne Holloman. Ricky Parks leaves a trail of candy wrappers and empty drink bottles to the janitor. Nancy Abbott leaves her ability to get to school one second before the bell rings to Joy Savage. Bobby Steffins leaves his ability to scare little girls and dogs to Kent Mapp. Nancy Suderno leaves 25 pounds that she doesn’t want to Keith Bull. Parker Forrest leaves his high-powered speed boat to anyone who enjoys bailing. Marian Robbins leaves her old beaten-up golf balls to John McMillan. Clem Pruitt leaves the last word to Sue Stevenson. Violet Ward leaves those loud words she never used to Nancy Sue Lingo. Truett Casteen leaves his giggle box to Robbie Dix. The Perfect Senior Boy Should Have: Ricky's height Parker’s build J. R. 's brains Bailey's gas money Clem's athletic ability Stanley's broad experiences Banjo's sense of humor Bobby's thriftiness Nut's dark complexion Truett's laugh Tommy's girls The Perfect Senior Girl Should Have: Violet's hair Gwen's clothes Sudemo's pocketbook Ethel's southern drawl Betty's lavender leotards Etta Kaye's colorful personality . Shirley's diamond ring Marian’s food supply Nancy's common sense Janet's report card Joyce's appetite JANET LEWIS Maid of Honor at Azalea Festival Norfolk, Va. Charles Smith Sue Stevenson Joy Savage Jimmy Lewis Don’t be alarmed. They're friendly, An intellectual looking group, Heaven help our new equipment! SOPHOMORES DAVID DIX President MRS. ADDISON Advisor SHARON BOSSE Vice-President ELAINE TYNDALL Secretary Dip Into the Future Jimmy claims to hate every girl; we think he'll soon give marriage a whirl. David a scientist plans to be; he'll make a good one we all agree. Elaine says she's going to college to eye the boys; but we predict she'll end up picking up toys. Sandra plans to type and keep books; she's out to find a boss with money and looks. Sharon plans a career In pharmacy; but unless we miss our guess, she'll coach girls' basketball at C.C. H. S. His life was gentle, and the elements So mixed in him, that Nature might stand up, And say to all the world, 'This was a man!’ SHAKESPEARE Advisor-------- President------ Vice-President Secretary------ Treasurer------ ----MRS. VICK GREGORY CREDLIN - JIMMY BENNETT THOMAS MULVEY ERIC HAMILTON Mrs. Vick Gregory Credlin Jimmy Eric Thomas Nancy Sue Thomas Lee Peggy Bennett Hamilton Mulvey Lingo Rippon Horsely Harry Donna Ann John Judy Ann Frank Lewis III Edgerton Wilkins Bradford Williams Collins STARS OF THE FUTURE-REPLACING TEEN STARS OF TODAY Gregory Credlin — Jimmy Bennett - - ■ Eric Hamilton - - - Thomas Mulvey - - Nancy Sue Lingo - Thomas Lee Rippon Peggy Horsely----- Harry Lewis in - - Donna Edgerton - - Ann WUkins ------- John Bradford - - - Judy Ann WUliams Frank Collins---- Mrs. Vick......... Troy Donahue Frankie Avalon Elvis Presley Sal Mineo Sandra Dee Bobby Rydell Dodie Stevens Edward Burns Tuesday Weld Connie Francis Bobby Darin Connie Stevens Duane Eddy Director of the future stars What would Mrs. Ames do without them? What answer will they come out with next?' Miss Nye John Rippon Johnny Williams Linda Hall Sue Etz Walter Buck Pat Rayne Larry Mil burn Robert Travis Karen Therkelsen Elizabeth Luettinger Billy McMillan Donald Stiles Elsie Hall Carl Lewis Danny Rasmussen Archie Wallace Philip Travis Sharon Curling Denard Spady Russell Chambers Teresa Hill Allison Mills Robbie DIx Robert Shrieves Janet Russell Nancy Allen Jeffrey Bull Kiel Martin Barbara Heath Tim Bailey Diana Mulvey The Hit Parade Sharon Curling - Sweet Nothings Sue Etz - Where the Boys Are Linda Hall - Stupid Cupid Diana Mulvey - Sound Off! Pat Rayne - Devil or Angel Nancy Allen - Good Time Baby” Elsie Hall - It's Now or Never Barbara Heath - Little Bitty Pretty One Elizabeth Luettinger - Teen Angel Allison Mills - Calendar Girl Janet Russell - You Talk Too Much Karen Therkelsen - Little Darling Theresa Hill - Venus Russell Chambers - Why? Johnny Williams - Wild One John Rippon - Lucky Devil Scotty Buck - Country Boy Carl Lewis - The End Tim Bailey - Little Boy Blue Phillip Travis - Almost Grown Denard Spady - Am I the Man? Jeffery Byll - Running Bear Donnie Stiles - A Million to One Robert Shrieves - Oh Lonesome Me Larry Milburn - Kookie, Lend Me Your Comb Danny Rasmussen - Get a Job Robbie Dix - Baby Face Robert Travis - Bird Dog Archie Wallace - Handy Man Billy McMillian - Sleep Walk Keil Martin - Tragedy ETHEL BOBBY S. Laziest Most Graceful Best Dancers MIKE JOY J. R. JANET RICKY Most Punctual Friendliest All Round Sport Best Personality JACKIE ETTA KAYE Class Presidents Annual Committee Boys' and Girls' State College Day The Racketeers Kneller of the Knowls Phillip or Paul?? The Custodian Paper Boy ORGANIZATIONS Tri-Hi- Y SEATED, Left to Right; Linda Hall, Janet Lewis, Nancy Abbott, Etta K. Luttinger, Mrs. Russell, Advisor; Gwen Humphreys, Betty Parsons, Mary Bradford, Betty Bradford. STANDING: Janet Russell, Judy Williams, Elizabeth Luttinger, Donna Edgerton, Suz- anne Holloman, Allison Mills, Joyce Woods, Ethel Carpenter, Ann Wilkins, Sue Steven son, Violet Ward, Sandra Tyndall, Elaine Tyndall, Linda Wilkins, Joy Savage. Nancy Allen, Peggy Horsely, Teresa Hill, Sandra Dishroom, Pat Rayne, Elsie Hall, Sue Etz, Marian Robins, Nancy Lingo, Sharon Bosse. CREATE MAINTAIN EXTEND Hi-Y SEATED, Left to Right: David Dlx, Mike McCabe, Tommy Scott, Mr. Harkey, Jackie Sorells, Pete Smith. Ricky Parks, Robert Shrieves. STANDING: Keith Bull, J. R. Outten, Jimmy Lewis, Tom Collins, Tom Rippon, Jimmy Bennett, Tom Mulvey, Rob- bie Dix, Jimmy Brown, Kent Mapp, Johnny Williams, Bobby Carpenter, John Rippon. CLEAN SPEECH CLEAN SPORTSMANSHIP CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP CLEAN LIVING National Honor Society SEATED: Betty Parsons; Mrs. Vick, Advisor; Janet Lewis, President; Violet Ward, Secretary-Treasurer. STANDING: Pete Smith; Ricky Parks; J. R. Out- ten, Vice-President; Joe Groppenbacher. r :=n hj J —it.—4 j L l i L_ JLi. d - J FRONT, Left to Right: Nancy Allen, Nancy Suderno, Janet Russell, Janet Lewis, Ethel Carpenter, Sue Stevenson. Gwen Humphrey, Joy Savage, Betty Parsons, Mary Bradford, Etta Kay Luettinger, Marian Robbins. BACK ROW: Mike McCabe, Joe Groppenbacker, Tommy Scott, Judy Williams, Linda Hall, Elsie Hall, Betty Bradford, Sue Etz. Linda Wilkins, Sandra Tyndall, Nancy Sue Lingo, Pat Rayne. S.C.A Left to Right; President - Ricky, Secretary - Joy, Treasurer - Sue, Vice-President Janet, Advisor - Miss Nye. Representatives from each grade; Billy 8th, Jimmy 9th, Etta Kaye 12th, Jimmy 10th, Tom 11th. The S.C.A. is the Student Cooperative Association. It stands for cooperation in school, the home and the community. The Student Cooperative Association is always ready to help with anything that will make our school better and our community a better place in which to live. ATHLETICS I960 Indians BOTTOM, Left to Right: Butch, Jimmy, Tom, Parker, Clem, Ricky, Jackie, Bob, Bob S., Jackie S., Coach Harkey, Frank. TOP ROW: Keith, Johnny, Tom, Harry, Mike, Jim, Jimmy L., Tom M., Tom C., John B., Donnie, Forrest, Pete, Dave, Jim B. COACH HARKEY SCHEDULE We 0 Chincoteague 47 Barry Robinson 20 Atlantic 44 Lord Baltimore 6 Onancock 21 Atlantic 34 Parksley 26 Central 0 Northampton They 1 Co-Captains 12 7 7 7 18 12 6 39 CLEM All Shore Team BOBBY All Shore Team JACKIE PARKER All Shore Team BOBBY C. JACKIE B. TOMMY S. RICKY P. The Charge of the Light Brigade I Mil W3WSP� n w«r P The Four Horsemen! r is mmm MSB ? ........ I I I1!1 wni in |I •.•••w sv: 'Ssis!- • .-•-• 'Vjxwi sssHSlSSSW?!.- £ - '■ Perfect Form - No Opponent ia -«|. I •U i . - W Thanksgiving Day QUEEN FOR A DAY Left to Right: Nancy Sue Lingo, Sue Stevenson, vey, Elaine Tyndall, and Violet Ward. Gwen Humphrey, Diana Mul- Queen and King ETTA KAYE and CLEM Our girls 1960 Cheerleaders Boys’ Basketball — 1961 KNEELING, Left to Right; Bennett, Mulvey, Co-Captains, Pruitt, Parks, Sorrells. STANDING; Coach Harkey, Scott, Smith, Dix, Collins, Groppenbacher, Stiles, Stef- fens. SCHEDULE and SCORES DATE OPPONENTS WE THEY December 7 Barry Robinson 46 50 December 16 Chincoteague 51 45 December 20 Central 35 25 December 21 Northampton 27 49 December 29 Atlantic 45 32 December 30 Chincoteague 44 30 January 6 Atlantic 92 27 January 11 Atlantic 52 25 January 17 Parksley 65 21 January 20 Onancock 59 43 January 27 Barry Robinson 54 50 February 7 Chincoteague 39 52 February 8 Central 37 38 February 10 Parksley 63 29 Febmary 14 Onancock 42 26 February 15 Air Force 42 27 TOURNAMENT Febmary 20 v. Central 39 A, 36 Febmary 22 Chincoteague 36 30 i To; The District A Group III Eastern Shore Basketball Champions of 1961 Congratulations to our championship basket- ball team 1 Thanks to the coach and team for a wonderful season that ended perfectly. Our first tournament victory over Central on February 20 left us with hearts full of pride and happiness, but also with minds full of antici- pation over the game with the Chincoteague Ponies, our most power- ful opponents on the Shore. Febmary 22 found us tense with excite- ment over the outcome of the deciding contest, the Eastern Shore Championship game. With screams and delighted Indian whoops, the game ended with a 36-30 victory for Cape Charles. We shall never forget these games and the wonderful boys who made the victories pos- sible. Although there is no award for being the Number One team on the Eastern Shore, and no golden cup engraved with District A - Group III - Eastern Shore Champions of 1961, the Indians know that the mythical title belongs to them. No other group of boys deserves more praise than these boys for win- ning the championship. With overwhelming odds and disadvantages, our boys came out victoriously, earning the top honors on the Shore. We would like to say to these boys Thanks for a job well done. We're sure the coach got all the thanks he wanted on Febmary 22, but we want to thank him again and add our wishes for continuous luck for many seasons to come. Girls’ Basketball 1961 FRONT, Left to Right; Sue Stevenson, Ethel Carpenter, Mary Bradford, Betty Parsons, Sandra Dishroom, Gwen Humphrey, Janet Lewis. BACK; Scorer, Sandra Tyndall, Linda Wilkins, Peggy Horsely, Donna Edgerton, Coach Burruss, Betty Bradford, Sharon Bosse, Moral Supporter; Kaye Luettinger. Girls Softball 1960 CLOCKWISE; Joyce Woods, Sharon Bosse, Suzanne Holloman, Donna Edgerton, Etta Luettinger, Mary Bradford, Betty Parsons, Gwen Humphrey, Nancy Abbott, Sue Steven- son, Linda Wilkins, Ann Wilkins. Baseball — 1960 SCHEDULE Parksley Onancock Va. Beach Central Northampton Atlantic Va. Beach Chincoteague TITLE PLAYOFF FRANK WILLIAMS 4 Central 1 5 4 0 3 7 3 2 7 BILLY HAMILTON STILES - Ave. -.243 Sorrells - Ave. -. 351 Pruitt - Ave. -. 375 1960 Track MAPP, MULVEY LEWIS, C RID LIN, LEWIS JERRY JOYCE 880 yd. Dash State Champion OUR BEST EFFORTS OF THE YEAR EVENT NAME PLACE TIME 880 yd. Dash Jerry Joyce State Meet 2:04.3 100 yd. Dash Sam Lewis Cape Charles 10.5 220 yd. Dash Carter Harris Central 25.4 440 yd. Dash Sam Lewis Central 58.0 180 yd. L.H. Sam Lewis Atlantic 23.0 Shot Frank Williams Central 39' Discus Bill Hamilton Cape Charles 120 Broad Jump Jerry Joyce Cape Charles 17 11 High Jump Kent Mapp Northampton 5 r Tom Mulvey Northampton 5'1 Seventh Grade Harvey Belote Margaret Carlson Aaron Bowen Thomas Brady Mrs. Shannonhouse John Clark Marvin Clark Nanette Crumb Sue Early Keith Disharoon Catharine East Russell Dunton Eddie Foxwell Linda Ewell Robert Johnson Ellison Jones Jackie Moore Joseph Kellington Edward Lewis Billie Pusey Franklin Lewis John Lewis Wendy Pusey James Parks William Parks Janice Ray Russell Parsons Bill Shannonhouse Rebecca Scott Tommy Wilson Sixth Grade Dianne Mrs. Richard William Reade Downing Fitchet Shannonhouse Ward Belote Virginia Robins Betty Harry William Linda Bailey Buck Bell Fuqua Merritt Bosse William Carol Douglas Allen Linda Ronnie Heath Larsen Hickman Jones Gray Lewis Robert Larry Dianna Donald Dora Weston Robin Hill McAllen Lewis McMath Spady Nottingham r 'i TmtawJ HH ■nm m wwj Lorraine Billy T. Pamela Thomas Elaine Philip Woods Parks Richardson Rasmusson Woods Stiles Vaughan Dodd Deborah Bailey Michael Thornes Deborah Powell Grayson Travis Cindy Collins Chiles Cridlin Peter Martin Thomas Bennett Joseph Bosse, Jr. Mrs. Curling William Alford, Jr. Shirley Russell James Ard Mary Pauling Scott Wyatt Brenda Dunton Wise Latimer Arlene Etz Earl P. Curling Don Bailey Joanne Clark Bruce Sager Suzanne Willis John Freeman Thomas Taylor CInda Bull Earl Scott Ann Fuqua Marion Lewis Danny Hill Muriel Hewitt Charles Cox Linda Chambers Edward Brooks Fifth Grade Kenneth Horsley Randy Lewis Steven Lewis Julius Wyatt Gary L. Nye Susan Curling Carolyn Funk Betty Marshall Margaret Poliak Nan Tankard Lois Ann Taylor Mrs. Bull Jody Warren V. Barbon Herbert Bull Melinda Brady David Covey Dail Cuthrell John Larsen Brenda Etz Thomas Long Susan Freeman Third Grade Diane Hall Edward Parry Jo Ann Heath Michael Reid K. Kellington George Rippon Karen Murdock Keith Thorton Anna Nye Lyman Willis Sherry Pusey Philip Wrona Martha Sager Robert Wyatt Denise T. Edward Alford Mrs. Powell H. A. Bailey Donna Jo Bailey Claude Bennett Donna Buckholder Wayne Clark Deborah Cooner Richard Cole Laurie Hickman Chris Covey Debra Brady Wayne Downing April Kane Byron Edgerton Lillie Merritt Brian Hart Second Grads Barbara Mulvey Jimmy Horton Betty Parks Leon Kubic Kathy Savage Daniel Long Ann Wood John McKlusky Johnny Outten Nicky Parks Frank Russell Paul Skibia Philip Skibia Stephen Warren Teresa Bass Judith Johnson Mrs. Dunton Deborah Bennett Mark Barban Robin Hall Marshall Cox Betty Brady Brenda Carpenter David Belote Mary East David Dearth James Essman Julie Ewell Patrick Dunton Jan Edgerton Janette Funk Richard Marshall First Grade Deborah Handley Eileen Lacerte Brock Hardman Bonnie Marshall Robert Miller Sandra Moore Loretta Mulvey Virginia Wendell Jo Anne Parks Denise Richardson Wanda Ross James Sager Richard Stiles Brenda Thornton Trent Scarbro Patricia Veiss Not Shown: Patricia Johnson Special Class Days of Fun! Mrs. Freeze Raymond Marshall Jerry Lewis Della Taylor Sandra Marshall Danny Brady Gary Lewis John Chambers MARSHALL’S STUDIO Pocomoke, Md. Many thanks from-- Linda, Etta Kay, Sue, Gwen, Tommy, Suzanne, Betty Lee, Sandra, and Mary. PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE ARROW We, the Annual Staff of 1961 Arrow, wish to extend our thanks to our supporters in helping to make our Yearbook possible. ADVERTISERS This above all — to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. SHAKESPEARE To the Students and Faculty of CAPE CHARLES HIGH SCHOOL We wish to join the many users of Texaco products in expressing our appreciation for the opportunity of contributing to this publication, for the 11th time. We hope the citizens and businessmen will be offered the same privilege each year in the future. THE TEXAS COMPANY FULCHER AND MARTIN, INC. LANCE FULCHER VERNON M. MARTIN -0' HCR0t COLA V THE FRESHER REFRESHER NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Cape Charles, Va. SAVAGE’S DRUG STORE Congratulations to the Seniors - - ci— ot 2 -r D. L. EDGERTON WHOLESALE SEAFOODS WHOLESALE SEAFOODS Cape Charles, Virginia Phone 221 R. A. PARSONS COMPANY Cape Charles, Virginia Telephone 1180 TILGHMAN’S Jewelers Since 1891 Reed and Barton Stieff - Gorham - Wallace Silverware Cape Charles, Virginia NORTHAMPTON COUNTY TRUST BANK Cape Charles, Va. Compliments of FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG GRIFF’S LUNCHEONETTE NORGE EWELL APPLIANCES Cape Charles, Va. Cape Charles, Va. Phone 6 Phone 597 BAY MARINE SUPPLY, INC. Everything for the Boatman Cape Charles, Va. Phone 1167 Compliments of the COLONIAL STORE We give you more for your money and Green Stamps too. Weekdays - 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Weekends - 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM FOX-SCOTT FUNERAL HOME Compliments of E H CLEANERS Phone 312 Cape Charles, Va. RICHARD F. ETZ JEWELER Westmoreland Milk Glass Genuine Registered Keepsake •etuiSjiA ‘sa-ij-eip ad-eo Diamond Rings Elgin - Mido - Bulova Watch Repairing dOHS Ainvno s.wvav Cape Charles, Virginia Phone 347-M NORDSTROM THE OIL CO., INC. NORTHAMPTON TIMES $1. 50 Per Year On the Shore GULF OIL PRODUCTS College Students $1. 50 Per Term Exmore, Virginia Cape Charles, Virginia BURNETT-WALTON Seiberling Tires and Recapping Compliments of ATLEY BAILEY’S GROCERY Exmore Virginia Cape Charles Indians Prefer Phone 1080-W WILSON Baseball - Basketball - Football - Equipment Distributed by PEP PHILLIPS Salisbury, Md. Parksley, Va. WIN WITH WILSON COLLINS HARDWARE You Will Find the Latest in Styles and Finest in Quality at the MARILYN FASHION SHOP Phone 279 Cape Charles, Virginia Phone 33-W Cape Charles, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of HARRY KELLAM EICHELLEBERGER’S GROCERY Keller and Exmore Cape Charles, Virginia GI 2-6121 SU 7-3567 I Eat at Work Clothes Shoes - Sporting Goods MYRT’S 207 Mason Avenue RESTAURANT Cape Charles, Virginia H. CLIFTON HAMILTON Sales Manager Cape Charles, Virginia RELIABLE KELLAM BUILDING SUPPLIES DISTRIBUTING CO. • and COAL CORP. Gas - Oil - Parts Building Material - Coal Cape Charles, Va. Cape Charles, Va. Phone 115 Phone 423 KENNY’S Compliments of Cape Charles SAKS v '“ VARIETY STORE NORMA LEE TANKARD’S SCHOOL OF DANCING Cape Charles, Va. W. A. DICKINSON INSURANCE Cape Charles, Virginia Compliments of JONES’ Compliments of DEPARTMENT STORE JOHN’S TEXACO Cape Charles, Va. Cape Charles, Va. Compliments of Compliments of JENKINS BARBER SHOP Barbers: FLORA DAWN FLORIST LAWERNCE WOOD KELLAM EVANS Flowers for All Occasions ALLIE JENKINS GI-6505 Cape Charles, Va. Exmore Virginia Tires Tubes Batteries Motor Oil H. H. MOORE SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION Washing and Greasing FAIR VIEW ESSO SERVICE RANDOLPH AND FIG Rt. 13 R. F. D. Tel. 594 Cape Charles, Va. Cape Charles, Va. C. A. NOTTINGHAM INSURANCE Gilbert 2-6588 Exmore, Va. C. C. 583-J Cheriton, Va. HENRY IMPRINTING SERVICE Heliograved Business and Social Stationery W. T. HENRY, Prop. Nassawadox, Virginia Telephone Gilbert 2-3036 NORTHAMPTON LUMBER COMPANY Lumber - Building Materials Hardware - G. E. Appliances Dupont Paints Mercury Outboards Nassawadox Virginia PARKS Self Service BEN FRANKLIN STORE Exmore, Virginia LAWRENCE H. MEARS Compliments of JOE MAPP SHEET AND METAL COMPANY Complete Insurance Service Phone OR 8-5364 Exmore, Va. Eastville Virginia NORTHAMPTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. For Your Every Insurance Need Representing the Travelers E. S. STURGIS, Agent E. S. STURGIS, III, Agent Office: OR 8-5183 Residence OR 8-5147 Eastville, Virginia Residence OR 8-5174 Compliments of BARR BROTHERS, INC. Your Friendly Jewelers Cape Charles Virginia ELLIOTT FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Household Furniture With Stores in Nassawadox Cape Charles and Phone GI 2-6216 - Phone: 338 RUDY'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of WILKINS’ FUNERAL HOME Cape Charles, Virginia Compliments of RITTENHOUSE LODGE Northampton The Finest in Women's Apparel THE PARRY SHOP Phone 98 Cape Charles, Virginia CHERITON TV CENTER Cheriton, Virginia Admiral - Emerson - Motorola Dumont Black and White - Color TV We Service All Makes and Models - TV, Radio, Phonograph Prompt, Efficient Service Phone C. C. 472 Compliments of Compliments of McCRORY’S 5c-10c-$l .00 COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS Mason Avenue Cape Charles, Virginia Exmore, Va. GROWERS MARKETING CO. Compliments of Distributors EASTERN SHORE Fruits and Produce RESTAURANT AND HOTEL P. O. Box 231 Cape Charles, Va. L. T. NOTTINGHAM Cape Charles, Virginia CHRIS HARTWIG Phone 1165 Phones Cape Charles 1072-03-04 PAUL’S Greyhound and Trailway Bus Stop Whitman's Candy and Cosmetics Good Things to Eat Where Young and Old Meet Phone 148 Cheriton, Virginia Compliments of f GEN FRANKLIN DOUGHTY’S CLEANERS STORE Exmore, Virginia Telephone Gilbert 2-6061 BEACH SHREAVES Nassawadox, Va. Nationally Known - Locally Owned BELL JARVIS, INC. Compliments of Farm Supplies Fertilizer - Insecticides Soy Bean Seed Machipongo Virginia JACK WEBB Member of ECONOMY STORES, INC. Machipongo, Va. LAMBS' KENNELS Boston Terriers NATIONAL BANK OF NORTHAMPTON f ' ; The only National Bank in Northampton County 200 Tazewell and Fig St. Cape Charles, Virginia Phone 226 Nassawadox, Va. CONTRIBUTORS Eastern Shore Public Service, Cape Charles, Va. Howard Adams, Eastville, Va. Nottingham Willis, Eastville, Va. Baxely Tankard, Eastville, Va. Ben Mears, Jr. , Eastville, Va. B. C. Store, Nassawadox, Va. J. L,. Edmonds, Eastville, Va. Arnold's Drug Store, Nassawadox, Va. Textile Shop, Nassawadox, Va. Ward's Esso Service Station, Nassawadox, Va. American Amoco Gas Station, Exmore, Va. Mildred Kellam Beauty Salon, Exmore, Va. Addison Co. , Eastville, Va. Home Supplies, Nassawadox, Va. Custis Record Shop, Exmore, Va. Dunton Fatherly, Eastville, Va. A FACT WESTERN AUTO Cape Charles Cheriton 1157 540 Cape Charles has more INDIANS attending school than any other school in the state. KELLAM DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, INC. Automotive Distributors and Texaco Petroleum Products Belle Haven, Virginia Phone: GI 2-5811 Let Us Help Save Your Money THE EASTVILLE BANK Eastville, Virginia H. M. JAMES AND COMPANY House of Fabrics CUSTOMS BODY SHOP Tapestry Draperies Slip Covering Weirwood, Virginia Awning Duck 12 oz. Phone Indian Head Gilbert Denims 36-48 2-9031 Fruit of the Loom Bates Dan River 24-Hour Wrecker Service Andernos Corticelli Silks and Taffeta Swiss Laces JIM CASALE and Embroidery Phone: GI 2-6064 CLYDE TRUXELL Nassawadox, Virginia EASTERN SHORE SILVER BEACH SUPPLY CO. C. J. PRETTYMAN and SONS CANNING CO. , INC. John Deere Tractor and Implement Division Real Estate and Businesses Exmore, Virginia Phone 2-6131 Phone: OR 8-5744 Machipongo, Virginia Compliments of CANDLELIGHT LODGE AND COFFEE SHOP Route 13 GI2-6505 Birdnest, Virginia Compliments of PEOPLE’S TRUST BANK Member of F. D. I. C. Exmore Virginia CAPE CHARLES OIL CO. Plan to Have Your Next Party, Dance, or Reception at Sales C ESSO) Service PIAliK THE EASTVILLE INN Phone 208 Cape Charles, Va. Phone OR 8-7286 CORNELI THOMAS B. LONG SONS KEYSTONE SEEDS Growers and Shippers C. J. PRETTYMAN, JR. Vegetables and Produce Exmore Virginia THOMAS SONS Compliments of G. F. HOGG Custom Made Cabinets INSURANCE Exmore, Va. Phone GI 2-652 5 Bay view, Va. Phone 37 Compliments of E. T. MERRITT, JR. Produce and Farm Supplies Phones Day OR 8-5512 Night OR 8-5365 WARDS BODY SHOP A. C. WARD, JR. Body and Fender Work Auto Glass Cut and Installed Townsend, Virginia Eastville, Virginia Compliments of THOMPSON SAVAGE W. A. DICKENSON Custom Made Cabinets Cape Charles, Va. Exmore, Va. Phone 91 Phone GI 2-6525 Compliments of EASTVILLE ESSO JONES DEPT. STORE SERVICE CENTER DICK NELSON Cape Charles, Ya. W. W. DIXON CO. PARKS Smith-Douglas Fertilizers and Self Service Farm Supplies BEN FRANKLIN STORE Phone 256 Cape Charles, Ya. Exmore, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of PINES MOTEL JOHN E. STURGIS Phone 843 and 533 Cape Charles, Va. Nassawadox, 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 COMPLIMENTS OF G. L WEBSTER COMPANY, INCORPORATED Cheriton, Virginia A SENIOR FAREWELL Memories of the Senior Class of 1961 will gradually fade from your minds, but in our own minds and hearts, we shall always remember the events which have taken place in the last five years. It seems that only yesterday we were bidding tearful goodbyes to those who graduated before us. Now it is our turn to leave. Just a short time ago, we entered high school full of apprehensions and high hopes. We slowly lost our fears as we became more interested in the school activities and gained, as we felt, a little status. When we leave, we shall be taking one of the most important steps in our lives, and even the most exciting future any one of us has will not make us forget good old C.C. H.S. We shall return to watch, not to participate in, school activities and sports. We shall undergo the most lonely feeling when we are no longer an integral part of the school. After graduation, many of us will enter school again and once more we, as young men and women, shall be filled with those same apprehensions and high hopes that we experienced as eighth grade boys and girls. We leave you now, not with tearful goodbyes, but with our best wishes for your good luck and a fond AU REVOIR. 'Srd LtUC' 1961 YCAKIOOK s TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made