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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

ZJhe 7ncJian s J eseruation C )on tents Dedication Annual Staff Calendar Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior High Activities Athletics Elementary Advertisements Vofume XXV We, the Junior and Senior Classes, do respectfully dedicate the 1962 Arrow to the members of the Lions Club of Cape Charles for their interest in the con- servation of sight, for their civic mindedness, and for their efforts in finding musical talents to participate in The James Bland Memorial Scholarships. We are indeed grateful to them for the donation of lights to the athletic field. We thank them. May God bless the Lions Club for their untiring endeavors in rendering as- sistance to the students of our school and bringing happiness and joy to all. L - Liberty I - Intelligence O - Our N - Nation's S - Safety Conservation of Sight EDITORS-IN-CHIEF: Mike and Sandra. BUSINESS MANAGER: Linda ADVERTISING STAFF: Mary, Joy, Sue, Pete, Sandra, and Betty Lee. PHOTOGRAPHY: Keith, Sue, David, and John. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: Jeffrey - Freshman, Janice Ray - Eighth grade, Claude - Sophomore. LITERARY AND ART: Mike, Joy, Suzanne, Jimmy, Diane, and John. SPORTS AND CLUBS: David, Elaine, Joe, Sharon, and Junie. =r =. g g September 5. School started 13. Class rings were ordered 15. Football season opened 20. Hurricane Esther school closed October 31. Halloween dance and Carnival November 3. Annual pictures were taken 11. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Conference 23. Homecoming game and dance 23-27. Thanksgiving holidays 27. School pictures returned December 6. Glee Club heard William and Mary Singers 8. Basketball season opened 13. Class rings arrived 21. WGH Sock Hop! January 11. School closed due to snow 19, 22, 23. Mid-term Exams 26. Senior Day 29. School closed due to snow February 2. Teachers meeting - Holiday 23. Annual goes to Press March School! School! School! April 4. Baseball and Softball seasons opened 5, 6, 7. Model General Assembly 20-24. Easter Holidays May 4. Junior and Senior Banquet 11. Prom 12. State track meet Annuals arrived June 29, 30 Final Exams! 1. Exams End! 4. SCHOOL CLOSED C.C.H.S. CALENDAR - 1961-62 Our JJrincipaf Congratulations to the annual staff for a job well done. The fruits of your efforts will be enjoyed now and in the years to come. Much happiness will be brought to many as a result of your planning this book. As you seniors take your leave of Cape Charles High School, may you look back on your days here as some of the happiest and the most profit- able of your lives. You may feel assured that we will follow with pleasure your achievements as you take your places in your community. We wish much success and hap- piness to those of you who will re- turn to this school for further train- ing. MRS. VICK -...........Latin and English MRS. BULL.........................Third Grade MRS. CURLING......................Fifth Grade MISS CLORE-----------------------Fourth Grade MRS. DUNTON - -...................First Grade MRS. ADDISON------------------Commercial MISS NYE.........................History and Physical Education MRS. RUSSELL-------------Sciences and Physical Education MRS. AMES--------Librarian and English MRS. POWELL--------------Second Grade MISS SPADY-----------------Mathematics MRS. SHANNON HOUSE--------French and Seventh Grade MRS. WIDGEN------... — Sixth Grade MR. COLONA------------...------Music MR. WEAVER.................English and Physical Education MRS. STURGIS.................... Art IS IT RIGHT? By Willa C. Smith At the crossroads you must choose; Only one road you can take; You your way may find or lose, But you must decision make. One road leads to wealth and fame Places you on glory’s height. But before you choose the same, Think, be careful! It is right? Then another path you see Looks so smooth, and Tong its way Pretty flowers seem to be Ever blooming night and day. You behold a life of ease; Ah, no battles here to fight; But this question, if you please. Must be answered: Is it right? If you see a well-marked road With your path to duty plain, Where men totter 'neath the load From too heavy stress and strain. Where you need to lend a hand That their burdens may be light. Wait not for some high command. Take this pathway. It is right. MISS FLORENCE SPADY CHARLES HENRY SMITH Basketball 3, 4, 5 Baseball 3, 4 Honor Society 3, 4, 5 Honor Society Vice-President 5 Hi-Y 3, 4, 5 Hi-Y Secretary 4 Hi-Y Vice-President 5 Hi-Y Conference 5 Track 3 Football 4, 5 Football King 5 Boys' State 4 Class President 5 Goldey Beacom Spelling Winner 4 Westhampton College University of Richmond Bachelor of Arts Degree Mathematics Teacher Senior Sponsor JOY LOUISE SAVAGE Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4, 5 Cheerleader Co-Captain 5 Glee Club 1,2,3, 4, 5 Glee Club President 5 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4, 5 Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 5 Tri-Hi-Y District Conference 4, 5 Model General Assembly 3, 5 Class President 3 Class Vice-President 5 Basketball 3 Library Club 1 C Club 1 SCA Convention 4 SCA Secretary 4 MARY MILLER BRADFORD Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 4, 5 Tri-Ht-Y Historian 4, 5 Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4, 5 Library Club 1 Class Vice-President 3 Class Secretary 5 Softball Scorekeeper 3 Goldey Beacom Spelling Winner 4 Queen's Representative 1 Cheerleader 3,4, 5 Basketball 3 RYLAND KEITH BULL Hi-Y Club 1,3, 4, 5 Football 4, 5 Class Treasurer 4, 5 Harrisonburg High School 2 SUE THOMAS STEVENSON Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4,5 Tri-Hi-Y President 5 President Tri-Hi-Y District Conference 4 Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4, 5 Library Club 1 Class Vice-President 1 Softball 3. 4, 5 Basketball 4, 5 SCA Treasurer 4 Queen’s Representative Girls’ State Football Queen 5 SCA Vice-President Cheerleader 5 Model General Assembly 4 JAMES BURTON LEWIS Basketball 2, 3 Football 3, 4, 5 Hi-Y 5 SCA Representative 5 Class Treasurer 2 Class Secretary 3 Class Vice-President 5 BETTY LEE BRADFORD Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, 4,5 Library Club 1 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Queen's Representative 3, 5 Tri-Hi-Y Float 4 Softball 4 Tri-Hi-Y Conference 1 Tri-Hi-Y Reporter 5 MICHAEL WALSH McCABE Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4 Football 1,2, 4, 5 Football Co-Captain 5 Hi-Y Club 1,2, 3, 4, 5 Hi-Y District Conference 2, 3 Hi-Y Secretary 3 Hi-Y Treasurer 4 Hi-Y President 5 SCA President 5 Monogram Club 1,2 Library Club 1 Class Secretary 1 Class President 4 Basketball 3 LINDA VIRGINIA WILKINS Cheerleader 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, 4,5 Tri-Hl-Y Treasurer 5 Tri-Hi-Y Float 2, 4 Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4, 5 Basketball 2, 4, 5 Basketball Co-Captain 5 Softball 3, 4, 5 Goldey Beacom Spelling Winner 4 C Club 1 Model General Assembly 5 SUZANNE SHELLY HOLLOMAN Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4, 5 Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 5 Tri-Hi-Y Conference 1,2,3 Library Club 1 Cheerleader 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5 Softball 2, 3, 4, 5 Model General Assembly 5 FORREST SHERMAN STILES Football 1,2, 3, 4, 5 Football Co-Captain 5 Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5 Basketball 3, 4, 5 Glee Club 2, 3 Monogram Club 2 Hi-Y 2,5 Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms 5 JOSEPH PATRICK GROPPENBACHER Glee Club 1,2,3 Track 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5 Basketball Captain 5 Baseball 4 Baseball Manager 2 National Honor Society 3, 4, 5 National Honor Society President 5 Goldey Beacom Spelling Winner 4 JOHN WESLEY McMILLAN Library Club 1 Baseball Manager 1 Basketball Scorekeeper 1,2, 3, 5 Monogram Club 2 Glee Club 4, 5 Hi-Y Secretary 5 SANDRA COLLINS TYNDALL Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4, 5 Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 5 Tri-Hi-Y Float 3,4 Basketball Manager 3, 4, 5 Tri-Hi-Y District Conference 1, 3 Glee Club 1,2, 4, 5 Queen's Representative Las i DiLf anc Jestament We, the 1962 Senior Class of Cape Charles High School, Cape Charles, Virginia, feeling fully equipped, leave our school behind to take our first step out in life. We wish to leave to the unfortunate ones who must stay be- hind this account of our Last Will and Testament to be executed in this man- ner: ARTICLE 1. To the faculty we leave our gratitude for your guidance, pa- tience, and untiring efforts in helping us to accomplish the past five years. ARTICLE 1. SECTION 11. To Mr. Burruss we leave one period a day which he can have all to him- self. To Mr. Weaver we leave many admiring little girls. To Mr. Colona we leave one sour note. ARTICLE 11. To our Alma Mater we leave the hope that it will give to all the other classes as many wonderful memories as it has given the Senior Class of '62. ARTICLE 111. To the classes: To the juniors we leave the glorious thought of having only one more year. T o the sophomores we leave the anticipation of their class rings when they become juniors. To the freshmen we leave tomorrow, tomorrow, and tomorrow, three years full of sound and fury signifying nothing. To the eighth-graders we leave 4 years, 8 semesters, 32 exams, 24 report cards to be signed, 720 days, and 4320 classes to attend. ARTICLE IV. To the individuals: John McMillan leaves his college board exams to David Dix. Mary Bradford leaves all her parallel points to Johnny Bradford. Jimmy Lewis leaves his car to Jimmy Bennett. Sandra Tyndall leaves her sore throat to anybody who needs a rest from school. Forrest Stiles leaves his cue stuck to Johnny Williams. Sue Stevenson leaves her ability to stop eating between meals to Donna Edger- ton. Joe Groppenbacher leaves the Twist to anyone who can do it. Betty Bradford leaves her ability to get a diamond ring to Sandra Disharoon. Michael McCabe leaves his nose to anyone who wants it. Suzanne Holloman leaves her ability to trip anybody on the basketball court to Barbara Heath. Pete Smith leaves his parking place to Eric Hamilton. Linda Wilkins leaves her bottle of shampoo to Mr. Colona. Keith Bull leaves all his bad luck with cars to anyone who wants it. Joy Savage leaves her cheerleading sweater to Ann Wilkins. en tor Statistics NAME NICK- PET USUALLY FAVORITE NAME PEEVE FOUND SONG Mary Peaches Duty Asleep Wooden Heart' Michael Nose Work N.H.S. I Know” Linda Wilk Glee Washing Stay Club her hair Jimmy Nigger School Firehouse The Twist Suzanne Little No foreign Playing God, Country, Toes mail bridge and My Baby Keith Bull Car Won't Working on The Twist” Run his car Sandra Twindall Dead In a Love is Battery Ford Strange John Professor Any Major In Jones’s Big Bad Maladjust- John ment Sue Puppy Studying In the Clementine Jaws Drugstore Joe Grop” No Money Studying Moon River Pete Pete kins Joy Pool The Twist” Room Betty Lee Spot Government Combing Anchors Class her hair Away Forrest Junie English Savage’s The Wanderer” Joy Twinkle Music In the Over the T oes Class Office Mountain 5$ rom a TIC r. ScAoof September 5 October 28 November 14 December 5 January 24 February 26 March 11 April May 11 June 4 Today I welcomed a new class of Seniors. They are the students walking around with stars in their eyes - heads held high. They are the ones who, even though they look completely at ease, are feel- ing a little lost as they realize they are the oldest students. No longer do they have a class to look up to; now they are the class looked up to. Today was Senior Trip Day: a trip given by Mr. Burrus to the Sen- iors. This only heightens the sense that they have at last reached that grand and glorious year. Today after the Seniors returned from attending College Day, I did a little eavesdropping. I listened to the Seniors discussing their plans for the future. They seemed very excited about entering new schools and exciting jobs, but they also sounded just a little fearful. I have no fears for them; the young are very brave. C. C.H.S. '62 is what the Seniors are wearing, as their class pins ar- rived today. Hurray! Exams are finally over and things are beginning to calm down, on the outside, that is. The Seniors realize that half of the year is gone and they haven't much longer before they don caps and gowns and make their march down the aisle. Don’t let their air of non- chalance fool you. Deep down inside they are quite jittery about the thought of leaving the halls that have given them so many mem- ories. Today was Senior Day. With his personal slave each Senior marched around giving orders and having the underclassmen obey. The Seniors had the exciting thrill of being measured for caps and gown. Now they know that the big day is really near! The Seniors are really preparing for Graduation. They have ordered caps, gowns, and invitations. Now they just count the days until they actually live the day they have worked toward for twelve years. Tonight is Prom Night. The Seniors are a little more excited than the rest of the students. The theme and decorations are a mystery which the Seniors will solve tonight when they, dressed in bows and lace, enter the gym for their last dance as a student at C. C.H.S. Last night was graduation. Once more I bid good-bye to a class that I have seen through twelve years of learning, fun and laughter. Each year I hate to see my Seniors leave. I know that even though they go with hearts full of joy and hope, they also hate to part. Though I say good-bye to them with sadness, I say it with pride and the knowledge that they are a class deserving of the praise WELL DONE! For nine 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. WE PREDICT . . . Junnie - Homerun King, doubles Maris's homerun record! John - Discovers a cure for the common cold, lime flavored bubble gum! Mike - Head of the English Department at Harvard! Joy - Replaces Barrie Chase as Fred Astaire's dancing partner, then replaces him! Sandra - Designs a new car which forces the Ford Co. out of business! Suzanne - World famous interior decorator of Alcatraz - forgot the bars! Betty - Writer of the first cookbook to sell a million, burned her finger taking bread out of the toaster! Pete - Secretary of Agriculture, goes bankrupt because of a crop failure! Joe - Playing the piano at Carnegie Hall hits a wrong key! Linda - Private Secretary to the President of the U. S., convicted of treason! Mary - First woman to travel in space forgets where she is and goes out for a walk! Keith - Secretary of the Treasury MISPLACES $2 Billion dollars! Sue - President of New' York Yankees - Hmm plays for the Dodgers! Jimmy - Chief of C. C. Fire Company - What happened to Frank! MRS. VICK Class Sponsor ELAINE TYNDALL S. C. A. Representative DIANNE WHITEHEAD Secretary DAVID DIX President SHARON BOSSE Vice-President SANDRA DISHAROON Treasurer 7 rs (Jracfe In the beginning we were to be con- sidered small, but oh, how much smaller we have become! Now, eleven years later we are one fourth our original size. Please, Seniors of '63, where are you? Do t)oil . . Ji) ien t)tucfyincj — 1. Have your television turned on, loud and clear? 2. Have potato chips, a coke, and a cigarette beside you? 3. Have the assignment, perhaps the ones you forgot to do last night? 4. Have a pen without ink, a broken pencil, and no notebook paper? 5. Have thoughts of that prom you want to attend May 11th, and how you're gfcing to persuade a certain boy to ask you? 6. Have your feet propped up and the answer table open in front of you? 7. Have a central location to study in so you won't miss a thing that goes on? 8. Have a friend conveniently drop by or telephone just as you begin to study? 9. Have a picture of your steady as a bookmark in your parallel book so you can daydream of the future instead of getting bored with the past? 10. Have a good night's rest of three hours so you'll wake fresh and ready to rush through your homework before going to Chemistry? Donna Edgerton Av A Ann Wilkins John Bradford Bruce Craft Harry Lewis Jane Ryan Marcella Floyd Monty Nottingham • W Claude Jones Margaret Ryan Eric Hamilton TREASURER Peggy Horsley Nancy Lingo Judy Williams No Photo Rebecca Baily Mrs. Addison, J. Bradford, J. Bennett, D. Edgerton, C. Jones, J. Williams, E. Hamilton, M. Nottingham, A. Wilkins, H. Lewis, P. Horsley, B. Craft, M. Ryan, N. Lingo, J. Ryan. Tjears Ac o 3now Jfoficfays Stick em' up! Have some snow! Gee! It's pretty! Mush!! ! Please don't hit me! The snow gang! Hard work is over! Thank goodness for snow! What a day! Elizabeth Luettinger Robert Dix Pat Rayne Robert Travis Archie Wallace Sharon Curling Denard Spady Teresa Hill Allison Mills Jeffrey Bull Sue Etz Russell Chambers Linda Hall William McMillan Philip Travis Janet Russell Robert Shrieves Carl Lewis Barbara Heath William Pollok Karen Therkelsen Frank Collins Nancy Allen Thomas Rippon ,Jusi 7marine We are but the lowly FRESHMAN CLASS All Fresh and green . . . alack, alas! If we could make things come to pass- JUST IMAGINE! Imagine Nancy Allen getting mad, Jeffrey Bull starting a new fad, Johnny Williams not being bad. JUST IMAGINE! Imagine Sue changing schools and not being missed, Barbara Dale sweet sixteen and never been kissed, Miss Nye at a dance and doin' the twist. JUST IMAGINE! Imagine Carl Lewis in a cozy nook, Phillip Travis not studying a book, Dennard giving a girl a second look. JUST IMAGINE! Imagine Sharon Curling acting silly, Janet not having a joke that’s a dilly, Karen not wanting to be with Billy. JUST IMAGINE! Imagine Teresa with long, blond hair, Robbie Dix getting somewhere, Linda Hall giving Eric the air. JUST IMAGINE! Imagine Pat not having a crush, Billy McMillan in a rush, Libby not being able to blush. JUST IMAGINE! Imagine Robert Shrieves singing like Bing, Allison not wearing Monty's ring, Butch not turning to baseball in spring. JUST IMAGINE! Imagine Bill Pollok tall and thin, Archie Wallace with whiskers on his chin, Russell playing basketball, and not needin' a pin. JUST IMAGINE! And last, but not least, can you imagine Thomas Lee not saying, I ’magine! If all goes well, and we're still alive, BEHOLD THE CLASS OF '65! MRS. RUSSELL Keith Disharoon Russell Dun ton Margaret Carlson Eddie Foxwell Nanette Crumb Robert Johnson Joseph Kellington Catherine East Edward Lewis James Parks Jackie Moore William Parks Linda Ewell Tommy Wilson Donald Stiles Rebecca Scott Russell Parsons Larry Milburn Danny Rasmussen Janice Ray John Rippon Walter Buck Elsie Hall NOT SHOWN: Robert Carpenter, Dianne Parmer VERSE OR WORSE??? The Family Car My teenager says, in a tone of distress That I don't understand his position. It seems that the key to his social success Is the same one that fits the ignition. Tact - getting your point across without stabbing someone. Senior boys agree that they like intellectual girls They have good heads on our shoulders. Some schools have pioneers who blaze trails; we have hot rodders who burn highways. The ABC's of shoppers - Always Bring Cash First grade mothers wonder why their children don't turn off lights; twelfth grade mothers wonder why they do. The person who complains he didn't get what was coming to him, ought to be thankful he didn't. Sic transit - Latin for a stormy sea voyage. Status quo - Latin for the mess we're in. Some students are budding geniuses; others are blooming idiots. Discussion in Government Class - An argument that no one is interested in. Some families send their boys to college costing thousands of dollars and get only a quarterback. Pierce de resistance - French for a tough steak. Always thimk ahead Ac hv i has BACK ROW: Linda Ewell, Elizabeth Luttinger, Bruce Craft, Elaine Tyndall. SEATED: Nancy Sue Lindo, Sue Stevenson, Miss Nye, Michael McCabe, Sandra Disharoon. General Aims of the Student Cooperative Association. To develop in our schools the kind of students who are worthy citizens of the home, the school, the community, the nation, and the world in which they live To encourage greater and better cooperation and sharing of responsibilities on the part of students, teachers, and parents To help provide a wholesome spiritual, mental, social, and physical school environment To promote a safety program in an effort to decrease the number of accidents in the home, in the school, and on the highway To assist in providing a program of recreation and social activities, which en- courages a wide degree of participation To work with the school faculty in promoting better understanding, on the part of both students and parents, in improving the guidance program, particular- ly in the vocational and educational fields available To assist in working on community projects, such as providing food, clothing, and comfort to procure a fuller measure of happiness for the less fortunate members of our society To promote good sportsmanship in every phase of school and community ac- tivity. Left to Right: Sandra Dlsharoon, Secretary; Pete Smith, Vice-President; Mrs. Vick, Advisor; Joseph P. Groppenbacher, President; David Dix, Treasurer. GOALS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Character Scholarship Leadership Service 1. An enthusiasm for good scholarship throughout the school. 2. An encouragement of a desire for students to render service to the school and the community. 3. A plan for self-evaluation of the student of the potential elements of leadership qualities within him. 4. A stimulus to the student to observe and practice those acts of others that develop strength of character. 5. An encouragement to the student to continue his learning and his education. jh-y r STANDING: Russell D., Russell C., Roberts., Johnny W., Jimmy B., Claude J., Jeffrey B., Jimmy L., EricH., TomR., Bruce C., Butch T.f Monty N., John R., BillM., Keith D., Robbie D. SEATED: Keith B., David D., MikeM., Mr. Colona, Mr. Weaver, PeteS., John M., Forrest S. CLEAN SPEECH CLEAN SPORTSMANSHIP CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP CLEAN LIVING Mr. Weaver and Mr. Colona SPONSORS Cleanliness is next to Godliness' Un-Jfi.y STANDING: Cathy E., Pat R., Linda E., Linda H.f Janet R., Libby L., Sharon C., Peggy H., Elaine T., Sandra D., Donna E.f Allison M., Judy W., Nancy A., Jane R., Nancy L., Sharon B., Marcella F. SEATED: MaryB., JoyS., Linda W., SueS., Mrs. Russell, Suzanne H., Sandra T., Ann W., Betty B. Mrs. Russell SPONSOR Cleanliness is nest to Godliness' DJfe District Conference The Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y District Conference is held each year in one of the high schools on the Eastern Shore. Cape Charles was host to the Confer- ence this year at Trinity Methodist Church on November 11, 1961. Approxi- mately seventy people were present. Director MR. COLONA TOP ROW: Robbie Dix, Bill McMillan, Eric Hamilton, Thomas Rippon, Jeffery Bull, John Mc- Millan. SECOND ROW: Ann Wilkins, Sandra Tyndall, Peggy Carlson, Sue Etz, Dianne White- head, Linda Wilkins, Nancy Lingo, Kathy East, Karen Therkleson, Pat Rayne. THIRD ROW: Elsie Hall, Nancy Allen, Peggy Horsley, Allison Mills, Sandra Disharoon, Donna Edgerton, Mary Bradford, Joy Savage, Elaine Tyndall, Sue Stevenson, Betty Bradford, Janet Russell, Director, Mr. J. E. Colona. BEST LOOKING BEST BUILD BEST FIGURE FRIENDLIEST SHYEST EIGHTH GRADERS JOLLIEST JUNIORS SENIORS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST COURTEOUS Michael John M. Sue S. BEST SPORTS MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED BIGGEST FLIRTS MOST TALENTED MOST BASHFUL A Bow? Senior Day More like hop-scotch than a curtsy. Good Morning, Honorable Seniors Exeunt He forgot the big dictionary! Atten- shun! Salute! Mind tying the other? A devoted subject! Take me home, please. Joolba I eam Left, STANDING: Manager R. Dix, J. Bennett, H. Lewis, Craft, Co-Captains: J. Stiles and M. McCabe, C. Jones, B. Travis, C. Lewis, J. Bradford, Coach Weaver. Left, KNEELING: D. Spady, T. Rippon, J. Williams, K. Bull, J. Lewis, P. Smith, B. Pollok, E. Lewis, D. Dix. MANAGERS: Monty, COACH CO-CAPTAINS Robbie, and Robert WEAVER Junnie and Michael Junnie - R.H. Jimmy - L.T. Michael - L.H. Keith - D.H. Pete-R.L.B. David - L.E. Jimmy-Q.B. John - R.G. Claude - F.B. Johnny - C. Tom - L.G. Harry - F.B. Bruce - D.H. Denard - R.E. Bill - R. T. Butch-D.H. Carl-R.G. Eddie -L.G. U ianjfzsgiuing f)aij Dianne Ann Elizabeth Sandra Donna Sue CO-CAPTAIN Joys7 Varsity J)as elf)al BACK ROW, left to right: Mr. Weaver, Junnie Stiles, Pete Smith, Eric Hamilton, David Dix, Joe Groppenbacher, Harry Lewis, Manager. FRONT ROW: Bill McMillan, Robert Shrieves, Denard Spady, Jeffrey Bull, Butch” Travis, John McMillan; scorekeeper, not shown Donnie Stiles. David Dix 11.5 Cape Charles 20 Parksley 22 Junnie Stiles 9.0 Cape Charles 30 Chincoteague 68 Eric Hamilton 5.2 Cape Charles 17 Central 39 Joe Groppenbacher 2.9 Cape Charles 48 Atlantic 30 Butch Travis 1.1 Cape Charles 42 Atlantic 25 Bill McMillan 1.0 Cape Charles 41 Onancock 58 Denard Spady 1.1 Cape Charles 45 Parksley 49 Donnie Stiles .3 Cape Charles 31 Chincoteague 71 Jeffery Bull .0 Cape Charles 33 Central 35 Robert Shrieves .8 Cape Charles 34 Northhampton 45 Pete Smith 4.4 Cape Charles 33 J.V. Onancock 57 NAME SCORING AVE. SCHEDULE BACK ROW, left to right: Mr.-Weaver, Russell Chambers, Carl Lewis, Ed Lewis, Joe Kelling- ton, Archie Wallace. FRONT ROW: Robbie Dix, Jim Parks, Russ Parsons, Keith Disharoon, Russ Dunton. JracA 1961 In 1961, though the track team was small. Cape Char- les High School produced a state champion for the fourth year in succession. Tommy Mulvey, a freshman, went to Charlottesville and won the high jumping event. In his first track meet at Northampton in March, he jumped 5'3 . He wasn't in another meet until the district meet at Atlantic. He jumped 5'4” and tied for first place. He earned the right to compete in the state meet, held May 12, 1961, at the University of Virginia. By jumping 5’6 , he defeated all other contestants and was crowned state champion in the high jumping event. TOMMY MULVEY Left to Right: D. Whitehead, J. Williams, S. Stevenson, D. Edgerton, Coach Mr. Burruss, S. Disharoon, J. Ryan, S. Holloman, B. Heath, co-captains: L. Wilkins and S. Bosse. cJ r s' J. U. JiasAeiSaU Left to Right: N. Allen, E. Luettinger, S. Etz, L. Hall, P. Rayne, J. Russell, A. Mills, and S. Curling. 1961 C) Aamps STANDING: Coach Harkey, Carpenter, Hamilton, Parks, Pruitt, Baily, Travis, and Manager: Steffens. BOTTOM ROW: Dix, Stiles, Sorrells, Scott, and Williams. SORRELLS .211 Sorrells, and Scon. PARKS . 339 PRUITT . 321 SCHEDULE Parksley 5 WE 19 Onancock 2 4 Chincoteague 1 3 Virginia Beach 2 6 Northampton 6 2 Atlantic 2 11 Northampton 1 2 Virginia Beach 0 1 Central 2 3 PLAYOFF GAME WITH ONANCOCK Onancock 2 3 STILES . 371 Seven ii) STaoe MRS. SHANNONHOUSE Reade Belote Aaron Bowen Betty Bell Robins Buck Johnny Clark Marvin Clark Virginia Bailey Daniel Ducker William Heath Douglas Hickman Linda Bosse Robert Hill Allen Jones Dianne Downing Sue Early Ellison Jones Ronald Lewis Linda Gray Pamela Richardson Larry McAllen Donald McMath William Merrit Kathleen Ryan Robin Nottingham William T. Parks Phillip Stiles Dianne Lewis Richard Shonnonhouse Frank Ulrich William Ward Dora Weston Spady NOT SHOWN: Harry Fuqua, Franklin Lewis, Tommy Rassmussen, John Lewis, Tommy Brady, David Griffith, Frenda Hayes, Janice Cruise William Alford Deborah Bailey James Ard MRS. WIDGEN Thomas Bennett Joanne Clark Joseph Bosse Brenda Dunton John Freeman Edward Brooks Elizabeth Fuqua Charles Cox Muriel Hewitt Chiles Cridlin Cinda Bull Earl Curling Mary Kellam S x A JracJe Shirely Russell Danny Hill Margaret Ulrich Wise Latimer Suzanne Willis Walter Lewis Julia Sumarraga Peter Martin Christina Recore Michael Peacock Earl Scott Spencer Taylor Michael Thornes Grayson Travis Howard Willey Scott Wyatt Donald Sparrow William Suderno MRS. CURLING Julius Wyatt Alan Recore Susan Curling Linda Chambers Wayne Coirin Larry Cridlin Dolores Hill Margaret Pollok Michael Darnell Raymond Hall Nan Tankard Bonnie Ulrich Kenneth Horsley Steven Lewis Stephen Malinak Joe Restein MISS CLORE Edward Alford Valerie Barban Herbert Bull Melinda Brady Berry Long Susan Freeman Edward Parry Diane Hall Michael Reid Jo Ann Heath Smith Rippon Kitty Kellington Lyman Willis Karen Murdock Joseph Wrona Sherry Pusey Robert Wyatt Mary Suderno Jerry Lewis Denise Thornes Jody Warren Norma Ulrich NOT SHOWN: Ingeborg Hein, Terry Connelly MRS. BULL Harry Bailey Donna Jo Bailey Claude Bennett Wayne Clark Donna Burkholder Vernon Downing Deborah Conner Bruce Ducker Deborah Elliott Byron Edgerton Laura Hickman Larry Whittled Judith Johnson Leon Kubic April Kane Danny Long Lillie Merritt Johnny McKlusky Betty Lou Parks Johnny Outten Kathy Savage Norman Parks Anne Wood Frank Russell Michael Wimbrow Stevie Warren Conny Merritt SHOWN: James Horton, Ann Cady, and Michael Boatwright Deborah Handley Sheppard Kellam III Patty Johnson Eileen Lacerte Robert Miller Sandra Moore Denise Richardson Dana Peacock Sharon Spencer Ginger Wendell Richard Stiles Vivien Merritt NOT SHOWN: Richard Marshall, Joseph Stewart, William Hayes, David Ryan, Jon Sunthimer, Kathlene Windham, Kathy Cruise. MRS. POWELL Mark Barban Deborah Bennett Brenda Carpenter Marshall Cox Cynthia Charnock Mary Ann East Jimmy Essman Jan Edgerton Julie Ewell Brock Hardman Jr. Robin Hall first Jracfe Mary Merritt Jeff Reid JoAnne Parks Kin Barban Theresa Suderno J. B. Murdock Sandra Potter Andy Handley Lola Bailey Marc Jones Debbie Outten Jeff Brehn Ann Rittenhouse Eddie Cooner Claire Wilkins David Long Mary K. Willis Michael Wood Rhonda Allums Charles Carlson Rosemarie Conner Luther Greene Ellen Wyatt Earl T. Tyndall Sue Spencer Dale Ballard Colleen Kane Todd Hardman Ralph Freeman Harold Elliot Cecil Merritt Jimmy Merritt William Powell Philip Richardson Thomas Brady MRS. DUNTON Q2D To the Students and Faculty of CAPE CHARLES HIGH SCHOOL We wish to join the many users of Pure products in express- ing our appreciation for the opportunity of contributing to this publication for the 12th time. We hope the citizens and businessmen will be offered the same privilege each year in the future. THE PURE OIL COMPANY FULCHER AND MARTIN, INC. LANCE FULCHER VERNON M. MARTIN NEHI BOTTLING CO. o icsbfa, COLA THE FRESHER REFRESHER NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Cape Charles, Va. R. M. HEATH EARL L. TYNDALL CAPE CHARLES FURNITURE CO. 235 Mason Ave. Cape Charles, Va. EXMORE FURNITURE CO. Main St. Exmore, Va. Westinghouse Appliances Furniture by Dallas-Broyhill Household Furnishings Phone s: Cape Charles - 958 Gilbert 2-6018 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY TRUST BANK Cape Charles, Va. COMPLIMENTS OF RAYNE’S GROCERY Cape Charles, Virginia TILGHMAN’S Jewelers Since 1891 Reed and Barton Stieff - Gorham - Wallace Silverware Cape Charles, Virginia D. L. EDGERTON WHOLESALE SEAFOODS WHOLESALE SEAFOODS Cape Charles, Virginia Phone 221 BAYSHORE CONCRETE PRODUCTS CORPORATION Cape Charles, Virginia P. O. Box 230 Phone 1046 adam's quality shop SAVAGE’S DRUG STORE Congratulations to the Seniors MARSHALL’S STUDIO Pocomoke, Md, Photographer for the ARROW 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 HOPKINS CHEVROLET I CHEVROLET j Cheriton, Va. Phone 398 Shop for Less Compliments of and Save CAPE CHARLES CLEANERS McCRORY’S A. J. EWELL Cape Charles, Va. Cape Charles, Va. Telephone 675 THE Compliments of the NORTHAMPTON TIMES COLONIAL STORE Off Shore $3. 00 On Shore $2. 50 We give you more for your money and Green Stamps too. College Students $1. 50 Per Term Weekdays - 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Cape Charles, Weekends - 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Virginia COLLINS HARDWARE Phone 279 Cape Charles, Virginia EASTERN SHORE CANNING CO., INC. John Deere Tractor and Implement Division Phone: OR 8-5744 Machipongo, Virginia BAY MARINE SUPPLY, INC. Everything for th'e Boatman Cape Charles, Va. Phone 1167 Compliments of E H CLEANERS E1H ClEMtlt Phone 312 Cape Charles, Va. NORDSTROM Compliments of OIL CO., INC. EASTERN SHORE RESTAURANT AND HOTEL GULF OIL PRODUCTS Cape Charles, Virginia Exmore, Virginia Phone 1165 H. M. JAMES AND COMPANY Compliments of House of Fabrics Tapestry- Draperies Slip Covering COCA-COLA Awning Duck 12 oz. BOTTLING WORKS Indian Head Denims 36-48 Fruit of the Loom Bates Dan River Andernos Corticelli Silks and Taffeta Exmore, Va. Swiss Laces and Embroidery- Phone: GI 2-6064 Nassawadox, Virginia Compliments of FITZHUGH AUTO COMPANY JOHN’S TEXACO Established in 1921 Cape Charles, Va. MILTON, FRANK, AND POP 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 Cape Charles Indians Prefer WILSON Baseball - Basketball - Football - Equipment Distributed by PEP PHILLIPS Salisbury, Md. Parksley, Va. WIN WITH WILSON FRIGIDAIRE Compliments of MAYTAG NORGE GRIFF’S LUNCHEONETTE EWELL APPLIANCES Cape Charles, Va. Cape Charles, Va. Phone 597 Phone 6 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 Let Us Help Save Your Money THE EASTVILLE BANK Eastville, Virginia f GEN FRANKLIN STORE Compliments of RITTENHOUSE LODGE Northampton BEACH SHREAVES Nassawadox, Va. Nationally Known - Locally Owned BELL JARVIS, INC. Farm Supplies Fertilizer - Insecticides Soy Bean Seed Machipongo Virginia Compliments of JACK WEBB Member of ECONOMY STORES, INC. Machipongo, Va. Compliments of PINES MOTEL Phone 843 and 533 Cape Charles, Va. Compliment of JENKINS BARBER SHOP Barbers: LAWERNCE WOOD ALLIE JENKINS Cape Charles, Va. Compliments of CANDLELIGHT LODGE AND COFFEE SHOP Route § 13 GI 2-6505 Birdnest, Virginia Phones Day OR 8-5512 Night OR 8-5365 BURNETT-WALTON WARDS BODY SHOP Seiberling Tires A. C. WARD, JR. and Body and Fender Work Recapping Auto Glass Cut and Installed Eastville, Virginia Exmore Virginia NORTHAMPTON LUMBER COMPANY TOM ELLIOT Lumber - Building Materials ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Hardware - G. E. Appliances Dupont Paints Nassawadox, Va. Mercury Outboards Nassawadox Virginia KELLAM DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. Compliments of Automotive Distributors and DOUGHTY’S CLEANERS Texaco Petroleum Products Belle Haven, Virginia Exmore, Virginia Phone: GI 2-5811 Telephone Gilbert 2-6061 HENRY IMPRINTING SERVICE HOLSOM BREAD Heliograved Business and Social Stationery DAY BREAK FRESH W. T. HENRY, Prop. Nassawadox, Virginia Telephone: Gilbert 6941 ELLIOTT FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Household Furniture With Stores in Nassawadox Cape Charles and Phone GI 2-6216 - Phone: 338 Compliments of WILKINS’ FUNERAL HOME RUDY'S BARBER SHOP Cape Charles, Virginia THOMPSON SAVAGE Custom Made Cabinets Exmore, Va. Cape Charles, Virginia Phone GI 2-6525 Compliments of CAPE CHARLES OIL CO. BARR BROTHERS, INC. Your Friendly Jewelers Sales Service Cape Charles Phone 208 Virginia Cape Charles, Va. KENNY’S Cape Charles Virginia NATIONAL BANK OF NORTHAMPTON The only National Bank in Northampton County Nassawadox, Va. Plan to Have Your Next Party, Dance, or Reception at Work Clothes Shoes - Sporting Goods 207 Mason Avenue Cape Charles, Virginia THE EASTVILLE INN H. CLIFTON HAMILTON Sales Manager Phone OR 8-7286 EASTVILLE ESSO The Finest in Women's Apparel THE SERVICE CENTER PARRY SHOP Phone 98 DICK NELSON Cape Charles, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of JONES’ HARRY KELLAM DEPARTMENT STORE GROCERY Cape Charles, Virginia Cape Charles, Va. PARKS KELLAM Self Service DISTRIBUTING CO. • Gas - Oil - Parts BEN FRANKLIN STORE Cape Charles, Va. Exmore, Virginia Phone 423 RICHARD F. ETZ JEWELER RELIABLE BUILDING SUPPLIES AND COAL CORP. Building Material - Coal Cape Charles, Virginia Phone 115 Cape Charles, Virginia Phone 347-M ' CHERITON TV CENTER Cheriton, Virginia Admiral - Motorola Black and White - Color TV We Service All Makes and Models - TV, Radio, Phonograph Prompt, Efficient Service Phone C. C. 462 SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION FRANK THORNES HECKLE KELLOGG INCORPORATED Cape Charles, Virginia Ice and Storage Phone 594 Phone 4 Compliments of K. L. MARKET W. A. DICKINSON Meats and Produce Cape Charles, Va. Cape Charles, Va. Phone 91 Phone 576 Compliments of Compliments of THE FABRIC SHOP SAK’S VARIETY STORE Cape Charles, Va. Cape Charles, Va. Compliments of Compliments of PENINSULA MOTORS FORD DEALER FOOD CITY MARKET Cape Charles, Va. Phone 208 Cheriton, Va. Compliments of Compliments of HONORABLE HOWARD ADAMS W. T. BELOTE Eastville, Va. GROCERY THE TANKARD NURSERIES SHREAVERS Exmore, Virginia SERVICE STATION A thing of beauty is a joy forever Keats Washing - Tire Repairs Lubrication Help Us Make the Eastern Shore More Beautiful Eastville, Virginia Phone OR 8-7293 A. N. BELL BAYLY FARM MACHINERY CHEVROLET SALES, INC. SUPPLIES Exmore, Virginia Nassawadox, Virginia Phone Phone GI 2-6093 Belle Haven 26141 G. H. TURNER LLOYDS SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION DRUG STORE New and Used Tires Main and Bank Streets Phone: GI 2-6267 Exmore, Virginia Reg. No. 5047 Phone GI 2-9631 Exmore, Virginia LE CATO INTERIORS SHORE ATLANTIC, Individuality in Design INCORPORATED Prestige in Decor Exmore, Virginia MARY M. LE CATO All Decorator Occasion Phone GI 2-6997 Gifts Belle Haven, Virginia CONTRIBUTORS O. F. C. , Eastville Inn, Eastville, Va. Eastern Shore Public Service, Cape Charles, Va. Mr. Ernest Culver, Salisbury, Md. Mr. H. E. Smith, Cape Charles, Va, Western Auto, Cape Charles, Va. Mr. C. A. Turner, Eastville, Va. Nottingham Willis, Eastville, Va. Mr. T. S. Chandler, Nassawadox, Va. Mr. Warren Thomas The Roost Tavern, Exmore, Va. Addison Company, Eastville, Va. Paul's Barber Shop, Exmore, Va. Belle Bilich, The Pastry Shop, Cape Charles, Va. Mildred's Beauty Shop J. C. Floyd's Esso Service Station, Exmore, Va. Exmore Truck Center, Exmore, Va. Farmers' Supply, Nassawadox, Va. J. L. Edmonds, Eastville, Va. J. E. Bundick, Painter, Va. Gladden's Pharmacy, Painter, Va. Windsor's Service Center, Nassawadox, Va. Dunton's Gulf Station, Nassawadox, Va. Crawford Texaco Station, Kiptopeake, Va. Kiptopeake Amoco Service Station, Kiptopeake, Va. D. K. Truck Stop, Exmore, Va. Compliments of ORMA JEAN’S BEAUTY SHOP DRIFTWOOD DINING ROOM CURB SERVICE Capeville, Va. Phone 500J3 or 500J2 Cape Charles, Virginia Compliments of W. H. POLLUCK CAPE CENTER SERVICE STATION Compliments of E. J. HARRISON SON PRODUCE DEALERS Capeville, Virginia Phone 1198 Capeville, Virginia HOP’S Compliments of GULF SERVICENTER H. W. DRUMMOND, Agent CHARLES G. HOPKINS CITIES SERVICE Lubrication - Tires Accessories OIL COMPANY Bayview, Virginia Phone: 428 Belle Haven, Virginia CUSTIS RECORD SHOP Juke Boxes Rented on Commission Records - Phonographs Musical Instruments Radios WINSTON J. CUSTIS, Prop. Exmore, Va. Phone: 44 2-6275 Senior 7areweff We, the Senior Class of 1962, wish to take this opportunity to say good-bye to our schoolmates. We have spent five years filled with work, happiness, and disappointments with our friends and teachers at C.C.H.S. Thanks to the teachers for their guidance and understand- ing in the past years. To our schoolmates whom we must leave be- hind we wish to say that these years will bring to you some of the most wonderful experiences of your life. You will someday don your cap and gown and know the grand and glorious feeling that comes from being seniors. Until then, get everything you can out of school. There is much to receive - not only the knowledge you get from your books, but also the memories of exciting ballgames and glamorous dances. These you will take with you for the rest of your life. With these thoughts we say FAREWELL, and wish to you all the best of luck. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY •Tk Worttf. Bnx Wboo� , An rrV-l||fc“ ■ m ■' % J fii M|3jd H I r ' fy ,iujiiiii !l 111111 i Ili 111111 i nun ini' iliiiMB iiininniiw iiiiiiiii iiiiini mmm lii liiiiiii flllll