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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1971 volume:

Contents Vacuity................................................. 5 Classes..................................................9 Favorites...............................................37 Athletics...............................................41 Academics ..............................................33 Organizations...........................................63 Elementary............................................ 67 Activities........................................... 73 Ads.....................................................82 2 Dedication As each class passes through the halls of Cape Charles High School, there is one person who stands out as an inspiration. The Senior Class of 1971 wishes to dedicate the 1971 Arrow to its inspiration - Mrs. Marion C. Vick. MRS. MARION C. VICK Harmony and Understanding 3 MR. BERKLEY E. ASHBY Principal Administration To the yearbook staff - you have been an industrious group of young people. You have worked diligently to provide a yearbook that the entire student body will enjoy. Many hours of hard work have gone into its publication; but, in return you will receive many moments of pleasant memories as you reminisce through pages and recall the work and fun of the 1970- 197.1 session. To the Seniors - I wish you well in whatever you choose as your life's work. Congratulations on your past accomplishments. Con- tinue to strive for excellence in all that you undertake To the students and patrons - this has been a successful year for our school. The enrollment has an increase of eighty students over the previous year's enrollment. New curriculum offerings have been added to meet the needs and interests of the students. Your co- operation and loyalty have made this year one of the best for Cape Charles High. 4 STANDING (1. tor.): Mr. George W. Young, Mr. Francis E. Wendell SITTING (1. tor.): Mrs. Mary A. Elliott, Mrs. Katherine S. Penney. FACULTY Mrs. Ames takes time to read a book. Is Mrs. Bull real- ly a card sharp? Mrs. Bennett: secretary, mother, and seam- stress all in one! Mrs. Burnham sending a boy to Coast Guard camp. 6 Mrs. Curling tolls the bell for class! Mrs. Outten; making touch ups for tomorrow night’s dance? ■ i T Godwin's stirring Mrs. Miss Nye; teacher, senior counselor, and advisor. Mrs. Russell's way of teaching is rather unique !! ! 7 Mr. Travis, you look lost, or was it the game ??? Mrs. Webb - the great Girl Scout leader! Mrs. Vick relaxes to the sound of music! Music isn't always on Mr. Webb's mind !!! It's coffee time for Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Gof- figan and Mrs. Nottingham! 8 CLASSES UlMn.. SENIORS DENISE ALEATHA AMES TERESA DAWN BASS SALLY DIANNE BELOTE DORIS ELIZABETH AYERS CLAUDE McCURDY BENNETT DONNA JO BAILEY BEVERLEY DIANE BRADFORD II CYNTHIA O’NEAL BROWN TERESA JEAN CUTLER JULIA ANN BROWN WAYNE ROBERT FLYNN DONNA CHILDRESS BURKHOLDER DEBORAH KAYE ELLIOTT CECIL IRA FOGLE 12 13 LAURA EWELL HICKMAN GEORGE EARL KENNEY DELORES ANN MERRITT NORMAN EVERETT PARKS, JR. MARY DOROTHY ROBINS EDWARD ALEXANDER PARRY, III KATHERINE ADELAIDE SAVAGE STEVEN MONROE PUCKETT PAUL FRANKLIN RUSSELL, JR. JO ANNE SMITH BEATRICE SPADY BRICKHOUSE EDWIN JOSEPH TRAVIS DAVID YOUNG TOWER LEON ORANGE SPADY JESSE WIGGINS 15 CLASS OFFICERS: President, Terry Bass; Vice-President, Walter Hop- kins; Secretary, Donna Bailey; Treasurer, Sally Belote. Oh darn, what a time for my foot to itch! O. K. you guys, quit looking on Would you believe that Rem- my paper!! brandt and I were co-workers? Alright! Who stole the training wheels?!! Of course Mommy lets me wear long pants sometimes!!! Golden Dreams The weather's fine up here, men! 16 Why don't you come and see me sometime? Living of Visions My fellow Americans . . . Could this be the town zoo keeper? Place my bet on Black Beauty. We're smiling, Mr. Welk! ! Girls, where's the cake??? Leave the driving to me! Who's helping whom? 17 Mark Barban Debbie Bennett Brenda Carpenter Charlene Cook Danny Cotter Linda Cutler Rosa Dickenson Mary Anne East 19 Cathi Hill Homer Gholson Colleen Flynn Julie Ewell Our Junior class officers: Colleen, Linda and Gwen. Homer and Mark stand by for action. My ring is prettier than your ring! 20 See, Mrs. Webb, we have got Christmas spirit! Gwen Nottingham Tony Robinson Patricia Savage Lula Singleton Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Hyde, and assistant. Mary Ann takes time out to relax from her rigorous routine. Sharon Spencer Ricky Stiles Ginger Wendell Joe Wrona 21 SOPHOMORES Rhonda Allums Marie Bailey Kim Barban Hope Beech Edward Beech CLASS OFFICERS, (L to R): Curtis Johnson, Sec- retary; Richard Bland, Vice-President; John Cotter, President; Sue Spencer, Treasurer. Mystic Crystal Revelation Harry Bender Richard Bland Charles Braxton Randy Carlson 23 Tom Carpenter John Cotter Vanessa Davis Harold Elliott Betty Etz William Fogle Curtis Johnson Chris Killmon Jo Anne a SEAMSTRESS!! Ann Marchant Mary Lee Merritt The Bunglers of Band James Murdock 24 Debbie Outten Jo Anne Parks Sue Spencer Earl Lee Tyndall Jeff Reid James Robins John Smith We the Sophomore class of 1971 have been in- fluenced by this year of knowledge. We have ad- vanced in the fields of English, Math, Biology, Mechanical Drawing, etc. We hope the next re- maining years will be as rewarding as this one. All of us enjoy Biology! 25 FRESHMEN Oliver Battle Dennis Beckett Walt Bennett Billie Burkholder Gerald Elliot 1 Ronald Elliot James Ewell Cynthia Hill Ninth grade World History trip. STOP PUSHING!! ! 27 Marc Jones Cindy McKlusky Sally Mitchell Karon Puckett Jane Restein Debbie Sawyer Lynette Stines Andrew Wiggins OFFICERS: Gerald Elliot - Treasurer; Jane Restein - All work and no play??? Secretary; Cindy McKlusky - Vice-President; Cindy Hill - President. 28 JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE Dora Battle Brian Barban Aaron Beckett Terry Beckett Dorothy Brown Paul Collins This Is the Dawning Ricky Collins Brenda Coston John Allums Robert Ayers William Ayers You call this acting natural? We all have to go sometime! Suzanne Donovan Deborah Elliott Oscar Ewell Pearline Fisher Shawn Flynn Margaret Fogle Debra Harrison Robert Heath Doris Johnson Kathy Latimer CLASS OFFICERS: Terry Beckett - Secretary- Treasurer; Warren Morris - Vice-President; Michael Wilson - President. This is so-o-o interesting! Rodney Lewis Warren Morris Sharon Richards Judy Robins Dorothy Saunders Deborah Showard Dotty Steffens At least she LOOKS like she is working hard! Melvina Waters Gloria Williams Michael Wilson Mrs. Russell is getting mean!! Meet the Sensible . . Robin Ayres Bruce Ballard James Barcroft Susan Bass Paulette Battle Deloris Beckett Wade Belote Don Bender Mark Bender Patricia Belote Michael Booker Ralph Dodd Tammy Dickenson Carol Ewell 34 Seventh Graders Milton Finney Veronica James Alice Mapp Cindy Mayo Elton Merritt Donna Pusey Charlene Riley George Savage 35 FAVORITES Senior Superlatives Sure you re my friend! Most Sincere: Donna Voted Most Studious, Mary and Nickey find the solu- and Walter tion to a complicated problem. Race you to the top ly to Succeed: Hurry up, you're blocking the hall. Most Courteous: Donna and Cecil 's Sock-it-to-me time! Best Sense of Humor: Debbie and George. School Superlatives We could have danced all night. Best dancers: Tony and Margaret Have we got spirit! Most school spirited: Homer and Betty Don't applaud - just throw money. Homer and Debbie Most Talented Home James! Most Athletic: Cindy and George I've got to get that flag! Most unpre- dictable: Betty and Skippy I want to ring the bell today. Most Depend- able: Nicky and Laurie Lower Classmen Superlatives As this picture shows Cathie and Tony are our Most Jubliant Juniors. Teeth white with Pycopay, must we smile all day? Friendliest Freshman: Cindy and Andrew Mama, the Avon lady is here! Most Mischievous Eighth Graders: Debbie and Warren I must not talk - but listening is too hard! Most Talkative Sophomores: Marie and Willie Why make a horse you can’t ride? Most Creative: Sue and Willie Mr. and Mrs. Peabody, I presume? Most Intel- ATHLETICS The Indians A moment’s rest for the Indians LEON SPADY (left), the Indian's soul man. GEORGE KENNEY (left), Most Valuable Player 1969-1970 The Indian Bench (left) (right) COACH PRESTON and COACH TRAVIS Managers (above): KIM BARBA N, ROBERT POWELL and BRIAN BARBAN 42 The Indian Squad of 1970 Quarterbacks WALTER HOPKINS RUSS ROBINS Fullback HOMER GHOLSON Halfback JOHN COTTER Tackle LEON SPADY Halfbacks DANNY COTTER GEORGE KENNEY RICHARD BLAND HARRY BENDER Ends CECIL FOGLE ANDREW WIGGINS D. Ends WESLEY JACOBS RICHARD STILES Guards ALFRED EWELL CHRIS KILLMON JAMES MURDOCK Kicker MARK BARBAN Centers WILLIAM FOGLE JEFF REID Guard BURLEIGH HOPKINS Missing Guard: TOM CARPENTER 43 Homecoming Hey, Alex! You hit my finger! If I ever see one more tissue! Mr. Ashby crowns Mary Robins, Queen and Laurie Hickman, Attendant. — at What a ride! A smile from our Queen. Hold ont Just one more lap! Major- ettes endure ride with a smile. They're going to run our Country! Future Business Leaders of America The Colorguards shine even at night. at our Homecoming game decorating the Homecoming float at a basketball game at a football game loafing! Here We Are . . . To our sponsors, MRS. RUSSELL and MRS. WEBB: The Varsity Cheerleaders would like to thank you for all of your patience, work, and most of all your ever-present faith in us this year. MRS. VERDELL RUSSELL MRS. LINDLEY WEBB 47 J. V. Cheerleaders A Captain CINDY; Co-Captain, MARTHA; JUDY, KATHY, MARGARET, DEBBIE, BILLIE I shall rule the world I 48 MARTHA. JANE, CINDY, COLLEEN, RHONDA, MARGARET, and MARY ANNE Majorettes Encore 1970If COLLEEN, Head-Drum Majorette Colleen, Mary Anne, Martha, Jane, and Rhonda ride in class for homecoming 1! Color Guard FROM LEFT to RIGHT: Terry Bass, Donna Bailey, Cathi Hill, Julia Brown, Hope Beech, Billie Burkholder, Mary Robins Our Gang Stick me again and I'll... They just don't fitl 50 District Champs STANDING: Richard Bland, Cecil Fogle, Leon Spady, Wesley Jacobs, Jesse Wiggins, Andrew Wiggins and Cecil Robinson. KNEELING: Larry Beckett and Homer Gholson, Missing from picture: Randy Carlson and Edward Beech. The Indians won their first district championship in two years. This is a great achievement be- cause of the great individual talent in this group. The players became a team - a district champ team. They also placed third and received a plaque in the Christmas Tournament. Our congratulations to Mr. Travis in his successful first year as coach. COACH TRAVIS SCORES Cape Charles 56 Broadwater 77 Cape Charles 51 Chincoteague 71 Cape Charles 55 Central 42 Cape Charles 60 Chincoteague 59 Cape Charles 52 Mecklenburg Academy 63 Cape Charles 73 Suffolk 46 Cape Charles 66 Broadwater 82 Cape Charles 69 Central 39 Cape Charles 61 Onancock 54 Cape Charles 75 Parksley 54 Cape Charles 91 Atlantic 53 Cape Charles 68 Atlantic 53 Cape Charles 59 Parksley 45 Cape Charles 56 Onancock 49 (Stars indicate conference games) Younger Indians FRONT ROW: Brian Barban, Curtis Johnson, Chris Killmon, Dennis Beckett, Sam Parry, and Kirby Allums. BACK ROW: Willy Fogle, Bobby Heath, Charles Braxton, John Smith, J. B, Murdock, Warren Morris, and Mark Jones. Missing: Jeff Reid. SCORES Cape Charles 55 Broadwater 45 Cape Charles 40 Chincoteague 44 Cape Charles 10 Chincoteague 40 Cape Charles 35 Broadwater 46 Cape Charles 34 Central 27 Cape Charles 12 Northampton 27 Cape Charles 36 Atlantic 53 Cape Charles 25 Atlantic 27 Cape Charles 21 Northampton 38 52 Girls’ Basketball Squad STANDING: Jo Anne Parks, Donna Jo Bailey, Cynthia Hill, Jo Anne Smith, Rhonda Allums, Deborah Outten, Lula Singleton, Hope Beech, and Mrs. Lemon, Coach. KNEELING: Marie Bailey, Colleen Flynn, Cathietta Hill, Teresa Bass, Mary Ann East, and Sharon Spencer. LEFT: Marie- OopsI I've got it! The girls prepare to go on defensive. Indians in Action 54 The Squaws Struggle for Possession. Good Defense by the Opponent The Form of a Pro! The Indians' Top Scorers Eddie and Wesley Charlie Makes a Jump Shot. 55 Academics Juniors start the day off right with English! Boy, was that some Geography assignment! Mr. Ashby in Home Economics?? 57 Chemistry Students do their thing! Could these be our future drivers? Physical Ed in action! Ladies and Gentlemen J® Toot I Honk! Squeak! We Te just -beginners! C.C.H.S. MARCHING BAND per- forms half-time show at ONAN- COCK. CONCERT BAND STAGE BAND - Left to Right - Ralph Dodd, Earl Tyndall, Bobby Heath, Wesley Jacobs, Jeff Reid, Sue Spencer, Willy Fogle, Harold Elliot, Richard Bland, Ronney Bailey, Cathy Hill, Mr. Webb, Frank Russell. loudly Present the Cape CLARINETS: Debbie Bennett, Kathy Latimer, Milton Finney, John Cotter, Sam Parry, Sharon Richards, Ann Marchant, Kay Tew, Judy Robins, Dotty Steffens, Debra Harrison. FLUTES: Marie Bailey, Donna Pusey OBOE: Karen Puckett TRUMPETS: Dee Ewell, Pam Steffy, Debbie Sawyer, Frank Wen- dell, Robert Powell, Mike Wilson, Bobby Heath, Sue Spencer, Harold Elliot. SAXAPHONES: Ralph Dodd, Ronny Bailey, Willy Fogle, Chris Killmon, MarkBarban, Wesley Jacobs. BASS CLARINETS: Rodney Lewis, Richard Bland LOW BRASS: Sharon Spencer, Jeff Reid, Jake Savage, Earl Tyn- dall, Kim Barban PERCUSSION: Cindy Hill, Patricia Savage, Frank Russell, John Outten NOT SHOWN: Mike Booker (Percussion) Charles High School Bands” 61 62 Choral Groups SOPRANOS Vanessa Davis Sharon Capehart Annetta Hewitt Patty Baker Kathy Savage Teresa Cutler Julie Ewell Brenda Carpenter Laurie Hickman Suzanne Donovan Cathi Hill ALTOS Donna Bailey Diane Bradford Terry Bass Ginger Wendell Lula Singleton BARITONES David Trower Walter Hopkins Warren Morris Charles Braxton Cecil Fogle Homer Gholson George Kenney LEFT: Class Action ORGANIZATIONS Annual Staff SENIORS FRONT ROW: Mary Robins, Associate Editor; Debbie Elliott, Editor; George Kenney, Associate Editor SECOND ROW: Sally Belote, Kathy Savage, Donna Burkholder, Delores Merritt, Nicky Parks BACK ROW: Cecil Fogle, Julia Brown, Terry Bass, Donna Bailey, Laurie Hickman, Walter Hopkins LOWER CLASSMEN FRONT ROW: Jo Anne Parks, Ann Marchant, Debbie Sawyer BACK ROW: Judy Robins, Cindy Hill, Mary Lee Merritt, Debbie Outten, Cathi Hill, Sharon Spencer 64 Sarah W. Doughty Chapter of the National Honor Society FRONT ROW: Diane Bradford, Secretary: Donna Bailey, Vice President; Mary Robins, President; Debbie Elliott, Treasurer BACK ROW: Debbie Bennett, Ginger Wendell, Mark Barban, Sharon Spencer, Patricia Savage, Mrs. Byrd Vick, Sponsor SCA FRONT ROW: OFFICERS: Mark Barban, Vice President; Cindy McKlusky, Treasurer; Nicky Parks, President Debbie Outten, Recording Secretary; Kim Barban, Corresponding Secretary; Doris Johnson, Historian (absent) BACK ROW: REPRESENTATIVES: Scott Hopkins, 9th; Emily Joynes, 11th; Shaun Flynn, 8th; Jeff Reid, 10th; Cynthia Brown, 12th (absent) Future Homemakers of America FRONT ROW: Charlene Cook; Mary Lee Merritt, Chaplain; Marie Bailey, Assistant Secretary; Donna Bailey, President; Julia Brown, Treasurer; Lillie Merritt, Parliamentarian BACK ROW: Debbie Outten, Recorder; Jo Anne Parks, Laurie Hickman, Mrs. Godwin, Sponsor; Betty Parks, Corresponding Secretary; Cindy McKlusky, Sue Spenser, Debbie Elliott, Sergeant of Arms; Jo Anne Smith, Secretary Future Business Leaders of America Delores Merritt, Reporter; Sally Belote, Treasurer; Lillie Merritt, Mary Lee Merritt, Debbie Outten, Terry Bass, President; Mrs. Worsely, Sponsor; (absent) Doris Ayres, Secretary; Gwen Nottingham, Vice - President 66 ELEMENTARY Sixth Graders Still under the feet of those 7 th Graders 68 Everett Ames Keith Beckett Beverly Belote Susan Belote Melinda Bennett Harry Boler Vickie Bowser Florence Braxton Thomas Braxton Darlene Brown Terri Brown Thelma Brown Ann Cropper Brenda East Anita Hopkins Frances Johnson Connie Outten Sandra Parks Carolyn Restein Claudine Riley Dorothy Showard Helen Smith Barbara Sparrow Kathleen Stevens Kenneth Stiles Wendell Stratton Sharon Travis Brenda Umfer Annette Wiggins Paula Wynder Third Grade The math has gotten harder Kim Beckett Irish Beckett Tessa Brown i PHOTO NOT AVAUAMI Patricia Bull Anna Burnham Cynthia East Laura Frydlewicz Theresa Harlow Glenn Haskins Anita Jones John Lewis Mary Mayo Christopher Merritt Deborah Moore Teresa Powell William Smith Alma Spady Franzine Spady Dennis Thornes Helen Townsend Bonny Wilson Willie Wynder 71 Second Grade Whoopee! Writing is better than printing Ellen Carpenter bnaron Robberecht Patricia Showards Richard Michael Paul Steffey Tew Townsend I Keith Wroten 11 First Grade We liked Romper Room better! Robert Barnes Martin Cynthia Keith Beckett Bennett Bennett t ,1 David Bowser Joseph Bowser Brady Bull Collins Collins Cropper Duncan Teresa Sandra Sam John Joyce Timmy East Gunter Johnson Jones Lewis Lewis Vicky Robert Cathi Ricky Addison Timothy Merritt Milburn Porter Ramasson Restein Richards Charlene Wilson Kaye Spady John Spencer Brock Stiles Robert Turnley Sybil Townsend Not Shown: Edward Moore Henry Vance Michelle Wynder 73 Third Grade Serenades the P. T. A. TOP - C. C. Playground BOTTOM - Zonko Man - Addison Restein Elementary at their Unusual Best! The Fourth Grade gets a visit from Smokey CLASS REPRESENTATIVES, (L to R): Helen Smith; Christy Hill; Mary Cotter; Teresa Merritt; Laura Frydlcwicz; Sally Black. ACTIVITIES School Life Reminds Us of Songs Get Ready 'Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? 76 Mama Told Me Not To Come United We Stand It Don't Matter To Me 'Hang On To Your Life 77 Here and There Scientific Ice Cream! Mrs. Watson, watch those calories I David and his harmonica. Stagefright Hitchin’ A Ride! Girl's and Boy's State: Mary and Walter 'I'm Your Captain George: Most Valuable Football Player Seniors: Everyone of us I Except Eddie and Joanne 79 Memorial DORIS ELIZABETH AYERS June 9, 1953 - December 10, 1970 We cherish memories of your laughter, your smile, and your endearing ways. We miss you. We long for that which we cannot have - you. So we must be happy with just memo- ries. 80 ADVERTISERS To the Students and Faculty of CAPE CHARLES HIGH SCHOOL We wish to join the many users of Union Products in expres s - ing our appreciation for the 21st time. We hope the citizens and businessmen will be offered the same privilege in the future. THE UNION OIL COMPANY FULCHER AND MARTIN, INC. LANCE FULCHER VERNON M. MARTIN Cape Charles, Virginia Compliments of WATSONS HARDWARE Best Wishes j JXt ‘Jil 3 X|J A ELLIOTT’S FURNITURE CO. . B. H. ELLIOTT Phone 331-3979 Cape Charles, Virginia Exmore, Va. C D SEAFOOD, INC. JUSTIS MOTOR SALES Oyster, Va. Phone 331-1628 E. J. DOUGHTY III New and Used Cars Complete Line of Evinrude Motors Grady-White Boats and Trailers Highway 13 Belle Haven, Va. 23306 LEDA B. JUSTIS, JR. 442-9792 THE EASTVILLE BANK Eastville, Virginia 23347 THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE MEMBERS OF THE F. D. I. C. A. B. A. V. B. A. PEEBLES DEPARTMENT STORE PEEBLES DEPARTMENT STORES The Eastern Shore's Largest Complete Furnishings for All the Family House Furnishings Also Two Convenient Locations on the Shore Cape Charles, Virginia and Exmore, Virginia Mason Avenue Cape Charles Tel. 331-2530 Compliments of PALACE THEATER Cape Charles, Virginia Look for this sign of quality BAY MARINE SUPPLY, INC. Cape Charles Virginia Phone 331-1987 Compliments of LLOYD’S DRUG STORE Exmore, Virginia b. b. market Tip-Top Food Stores Fancy Meats Phone: OR 8-5505 Eastville, Va. Valerie Barban and Laurie Hickman make a sale at CHEVROLET SALES. R. M. HEATH EARL L. TYNDALL CAPE CHARLES FURNITURE CO. Westinghouse Appliances Furniture by Dallas-Broyhill Household Furnishings 235 Mason Ave. Phone 331-2558 Cape Charles, Va. Compliments of E. J. HARRISON AND SON, INC. 331-3130 Capeville, Virginia Compliments of BAYSHORE CONCRETE PRODUCTS Cape Charles, Virginia GLADDEN TIRE SERVICE Exmore, Virginia If you don't know your tires; know your tire dealer. Compliments of HOPKINS Cheriton, Va. Phone 331-2398 comes Around the corner... iBM This is the symbol of Full-Service Banking.. for you, your family, your home and your business. Compliments of F. H. PITTS BUILDING CONTRACTOR Eastville, Virginia 678-5143 Compliments of THE SPINNING WHEEL CHERITON T.V. 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Top Quality Beef and Pork Cape Charles, Exmore, and Parksley, Virginia Your Local Imperial, Chrysler, Dodge, Dodge Truck, Plymouth, and Johnson Outboard Motor Dealer Exmore, Va. 442-6139 SAVAGE’S DRUG STORE Congratulations To The Seniors _ v ,, KSUfbuL C4w4 7 1 Compliments of CALLAHAN’S GULF SERVICE W M PRODUCE Bayview, Virginia Located on U. S. 13 Exmore By-Pass Diesel Fuel Gas-Oil-Lubrication-Truck Icing Road Service-Minor Repairs 703-442-7021 Exmore, Va. 23350 703-442-6419 facts at Compliments of JOHN’S ====== J irgiraan 10! V I. . on any subject every day PURE OIL Cape Charles, Va. GRADUATION BEST WISHES FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE! Power Uight Company Compliments of Compliments of E H PENINSULA MOTORS CLEANERS FORD DEALER Phone 331-1508 Cape Charles, Va. Cape Charles, Va. Phone 331-1808 CAPE CHARLES OIL CO. Compliments of Sales (cSSO) Service X DIALII RITTENHOUSE LODGE Phone 331-1808 Cape Charles, Va. Cape Charles Va. Compliments Compliments of of JOHNNY’S MARKET RAYNE’S GROCERY Fairview, Virginia Cape Charles, Virginia Compliments of The Finest in Women's Apparel THE EWELL’S GROCERY PARRY SHOP Phone 331-1507 Cape Charles, Virginia Cape Charles, Virginia Compliments of HAYNIE M. J. DUER PRODUCTS INCORPORATED CO., INC. Box 471 Exmore, Virginia Cape Charles, Va. 23310 Massey-Fergus on-Oliver Compliments of Chrysler Marine Industrial Engines WARREN NORTHAMPTON GROWERS SALES SERVICE INC. Cheriton, Va. Cheriton, Virginia JONES DEPARTMENT STORE CHANDLERS FINE CARS, INC. Cape Charles, Virginia Clothes for All Ages Onley, Virginia 23418 Men-Women-Children JOYNE’S BP Compliments of SINCLAIR STATION BEN FRANKLIN Phone: 331-8489 Cape Charles, Virginia Nassawadox, Virginia CAPE CENTER WESTERN AUTO SERVICE STATION UNION SPORTING GOODS Auto Parts BARRY DOWNING Rt. 13 Evinrude Dealers Capeville, Virginia Paints and Hardware V V Compliments of PASTRY FLOWER GIFT SHOP C. BEVERLEY HALL Souvenirs, Flowers, Pastries Cape Charles, Virginia Phone: 331-3277 Exmore, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of PURE OIL MARINE PRODUCTS DELMARVA TIRE SERVICE Cape Charles Harbor, Cape Charles, Virginia Phone: 331-8459 One-day Service Compliments of Compliments of W. E„ BAGWELL C. J. PRETTYMAN, JR. Virginia's Eastern Shore Real Estate Cheriton, Virginia Phone: 331-1901 Exmore, Virginia C. J. PRETTYMAN SONS GREGG HARRIET SHIRT CO., INC. Realtors Phone 442-6131 Broad Street Exmore, Va. Exmore, Virginia Compliments of FLORA DAWN FLORIST Compliments of Exmore and Cape Charles HERBERT SENN Phone - 442-6505 or 331-1963 Day or Night Exmore, Virginia We wire flowers. Compliments of HAP’S Home of Fun and Gracious Living H. ALLEN SMITH Cheriton, Virginia Frank and Nicky absent from picture. Photo: Byrd FOX SCOTT FUNERAL HOME 530 Randolph Ave. Cape Charles, Virginia 331-1036 Compliments of JACK WEBB’S L. H. MEARS REAL ESTATE Self-Service Machipongo, Va. Eastville, Virginia Where Competition Is Made - Not Met. Compliments of TIDEWATER UPHOLSTERY THE TEXTILE SHOP Broad Street Exmore, Virginia J. A. MATTHEWS Nassawadox, Virginia Home Phone: 442-6371 Business Phone: 442-9205 Phohh: 442-6275 Residence 442-9210 FLORA V. ETZ CUSTIS RECORD SHOP JEWELER JUKE BOXES RENTED TAPE RECORDERS RECORDS • PHONOGRAPHS • RAOIOS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FISHING TACKLE Winston J. Custis. p� p. exmore. va. A Gift From Your Jeweler Is Always Something Special. 227 Mason Avenue Cape Charles, Va. BAY TUNNEL SERVICE Compliments of te Aco (fp WILKINS’ FUNERAL HOME C. W. BROWN Cape Charles, Virginia Capeville, Va. FOR ALL OCCASIONS Compliments of VISIT THE McCRORY’S HOLIDAY INN Cape Charles Virginia of Cape Charles-Kiptopeke Beach U.S. 13 (North of Chesapeake Bay B ridge - Tunnel) P. O. Box (Drawer) 31 Cape Charles, Virginia 23310 Telephone - 331-1000 PARKS 5-10 BEN FRANKLIN 5-10 Inn Keeper: JOHN BURLESON Exmore, Virginia Compliments THE TANKARD Compliments of NURSERIES ® BENNETT’S LUNCHEONETTE To help you make the Eastern Shore a more beautiful place in which to live. Exmore, Virginia Cape Charles, Virginia CAPE CHARLES CLEANERS A. J. EWELL Cape Charles, Virginia The 1971 Annual Staff of Cape Charles High School would like to thank our many contributor s for making the 1971 ARROW a success. HORNE-STAUFFER Compliments of Furniture Appliances PAUL’S T. V. RESTAURANT Exmore, Va. Onley, Va. Cheriton, Virginia SHREAVES SERVICE STATION FITZHUGH AUTO CO. Washing Tire Repairs 331-2611 Lubrication Phone 678-7993 Established in 1907 Cape Charles, Virginia Eastville, Virginia Compliments of EWELLS FURNITURE JOE MAPP 331-2297 Cape Charles, Virginia Eastville, Virginia BAILEY’S RADIO AND T.V. Compliments of ATLEY BAILEY’S GROCERY Cheriton, Virginia Dalby, Va. Cherished privilege Remember, only your classmates and you are entitled to wear your especially designed class ring from Balfour. Wear it proudly, as a cherished privilege. Congr fulations and best wishes from CHARLES G. MOTLEY - CHARLES G. BROWN 3110 West Marshall Street Richmond, Virginia 23230 Advertising Committee: Terry Bass, Betty Parks, Debbie Elliott, Donna Bailey, Laurie Hickman, and Mary Robins The student body of Cape Charles High School would like t o extend their gratitude to all those who gave support in helping to make this yearbook a reality. Many thanks. YOUR FUTURE, YOUR DECISION. CHOOSE ARMY Army schooling Name your choice of training. The Army has it! The Army offers training in your choice of hundreds of courses. These cover practically every phase of every job. They are designed to equip you for added respon- sibilities in the Army - to move you ahead in your military career. Even if you decide to return to ci- vilian life after completing your military obligation, the training you get in the Army will give you an edge in getting the kind of job you want. All Army training falls into three broad categories: Service Schools . . . Career Fields . . . and the Combat Arms Program. You simply select the one that interests you most, and if you qualify, that particular program is guaranteed in writing by the Army BEFORE YOU ENLIST. Meet your Army Recruiter. U.S. ARMY RECRUITING SERVICE 108 West Olney Road Norfolk, Virginia 23501 PH-627-1957 625-2698 .