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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

THE 1973 ARROW Cape Charles High School Cape Charles, Virginia Staff Betty Etz Editor-in-chief Cindy McKlusky Co-editor Karen Puckett Club editor Debbie Outten Ads Subscriptions editor Rodney Lewis Business Manager Kim Barb an Photography editor Sally Mitchell Literary editor Martha Bull, Judy Robins Girls Sports editor Robert Heath, Scott Hopkins Boys Sports editor Mrs. Juanita M. Worsley Advisor TITLE PAGE 1 Table of Contents 2 CONTENTS Title Page 1 Contents 2 Dedication 3 Theme 4 A dm inistra tion 11 Athletics 19 Activities 29 Seniors 49 Classes 61 Ads 89 Dedication In the fall of 1969, anew teacher came to Cape Charles High School. He brought with him enthusiasm, devotion to sports, and an interest in the total school pro- gram. This teacher is known by all of us, but little is known about him. Mr. Preston attended the Paintsville High School in Paintsville, Kentucky. He continued his education at Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia, where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Physical Education. For relax- ation, Coach Preston enjoys jogging, fishing, and playing chess. He is mar- ried and is the father of an infant daughter. We, the senior class, would like to dedicate the 1972-73 ARROW to Mr. James Preston. This is our way of say- ing Thanks to a really fine person who has devoted many, many hours to coach- ing football, basketball, and baseball. Coach James M. Preston DEDICATION 3 4 THEME Now Now is where we are. It is about each of us, unique individuals actively questioning, exploring, and learning. It is about our world and our involvements and concerns with it. It is the present, a 1 i v i n g and expanding time ... It is now. Let us look at the people involved in the now generation who are dressed differently, talk differently, play and study differently in the '72- '73 ARROW. Sally Mitchell Literary Editor 9 Now Is Leading To the Class of 1973 The Class of '73 has many fine qualities and tal- ents that can be used to make their communities grow. Many of the students have already helped to make their school abetter school by contributing their services. Upon graduation your obligations and responsibilities don’t stop - they are just beginning. All problems and pressures don't end when you re- ceive a high school diploma. The only way to help solve the problems and pressures of the day is to work on them daily. The Class of '73 has the abilities and knowledge to help solve the problems of today so tomorrow will be brighter. I challenge each graduate to try to make his community and country a better place in which to live. This challenge will not become a reality un- til you become actively involved by helping with your varied talents and abilities. Mr. Berkley E. Ashby, Principal Mrs. Phyllis Bennett, Secretary 12 FACULTY Mr. George W. Young, Superindentent of Northamp- __. , ton County and Cape Charles Schools. . . . Directing Cape Charles School Board Members. Left to Right: Mr. Francis Wendell, Chairman; Mrs. Katherine S. Pen- ney; and Mr. William Smith. ADMINISTRATION 13 . . . Teaching Mrs. Ames reads PETER RABBIT to the class. Mrs. Bull tries not to smile at a ridiculous question. Mrs. Curling relaxes between classes. Is Mrs. Dominick reading a novel or a comic book? 14 FACULTY Mr. Dixon points out important places to the class. Mrs. Goodwin in a pensive mood after laying out a pattern. . . . Challenging Mrs. Goffigon enjoys reading a good book report. Wow, what a day! says Coach Travis. Mrs. Mitchell, a teacher aide, looks over a pu- puil's paper. Amisistisne libros tuos Latinos iterum? says Mrs. Henderson. FACULTY 15 Oh, ho! Miss Nye caught you. What will they think of next? asks Miss Montal- bano, the English teacher, 16 FACULTY . . . Communicating And away we go, says Mrs. Nottingham. How's this for a pose? says Mrs. Outten. Mr. Webb concentrates on the next band concert. When leaving school, Mrs. Worsley sings Skip, Skip, Skip, to my Lou. Is Mrs. Russell a Dr. Jekyll or a Mr. Hyde? . . . Solving Problems How do you spell ichthyology? asks Mrs. Qais- saunee, the librarian. Mrs. Sample, a teacher aide, demonstrates how to draw a circle. Mrs. Robins, a teacher aide, thinks about what she's having for lunch. Milk makes me happy, says Mrs. Spencer, a teacher aide. Mrs. Stewart whistles while she solves a bookkeep- ing problem. Mrs. Jones smiles because her math students have done their homework. FACULTY 17 . . . and Discovering New Horizons. Mr. Newton hands Debbie the keys to the new driver education car. 18 FACULTY Mrs. Karpa, a teacher aide, is a jack of all trades. Mr. Jackson, the custodian, takes a smoke break. Mrs. Sawyer, the school nurse, counsels two stu- dents. Mr. Preston concentrates on his next move. 20 Northampton Victory Highlite of 1973 Seated (left to right): R. Lewis, J. Thornes, M. Wilson, M. Sparrow, F. Wendell, J. Willis, W. Belote, P. Collins, W. Ayers. Kneeling (left to right): A. Wiggins, G. Elliott, E. Tyndall, A. Beckett, A. Ewell, W. Morris, M. Jones, W. Bennett. Standing (left to right): A. Waldo, H. Elliott, R. Bland, W. Fogle, C. Killmon, R. Elliott, J. Reid. Jeff Reid Quarterback Cornerback William Fogle Right Tackle Middle Guard Harold Elliott Right Guard Left Defensive End Chris Killmon Offensive End Line Back Ronald Elliott Right Tackle Anthony Waldo Right Halfback Corner Back Earl Tyndall Quarterback Richard Bland Left Halfback Football 21 21 Indians in Action! Varsity Football 1972-73 Scores Cape Charles 8 Atlantic 18 Cape Charles 12 Parskley 18 Cape Charles 28 Chincoteague 8 Cape Charles 0 Onancock 20 Cape Charles 1 Frederick Military 0 Cape Charles 18 Central 8 Cape Charles 32 Northampton 0 Cape Charles 0 Chincoteague 34 Cape Charles 8 Atlantic 14 Cape Charles 12 Parksley 0 Football 22 Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW (left to right): R. Carlson, C. Johnson, O. Battle, G. Elliott, D. Beckett. SECOND ROW: Mr. Travis, Coach, B. Heath, A. Wiggins, J. Smith, C. Braxton, J. Reid, C. Goffigon, Manager. Andrew Wiggins, top scorer, shoots for two more points. Johnny Smith jumps high for a rebound. Varsity Basketball 1972-73 Scores c.c. 53 Chincoteague 43 c.c. 59 Central 56 c.c. 55 Chincoteague 54 c.c. 65 Central 51 c.c. 42 Onancock 45 c.c. 62 A tlantic 67 c.c. 38 Parksley 40 c.c. 44 Onancock 77 c.c. 65 Atlantic 54 c.c. 35 Parksley 34 Basketball 24 Aaron Beckett aims for the Indian's basket. Junior Varsity Basketball KNEELING (left to right): R. Jones, E. Ames, C. Boler, K. Beckett, D. Bono. STANDING (left to right): W, Belote, K. Stiles, R. Dodd, W. Spady, J. Thornes, J. Willis, F. Wendell. Junior Varsity Basketball 1972-73 Scores c.c. 29 Chincoteague 26 c.c. 28 Central 47 c.c. 35 A tlantic 22 c.c. 38 Central 57 c.c. 28 NJHS 41 c.c. 33 MNS 50 c.c. 24 Atlantic 51 c.c. 36 MNS 45 The four star rookies on their way to another victory, we hope! Basketball 25 Baseball 1971-72 KNEELING (left to right): M. Jones, W. Bennett, W. Fogle, S. Flynn, B. Barban, M. Wilson, D. Ballard. STANDING (left to right): Coach Preston, M. Barban, J. Reid, A. Wiggins, R. Stiles, H. Bender, E. Tyn- dall, R. Carlson, Assistant Coach, Mr. R. Heath. Softball 1971-72 FRONT (left to right): J. Restein, C. McKlusky, B. Etz, M. Bull, S. Spencer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Rus- sell, Coach, D. Sawyer, D. Steffens, B. Burkholder, G. Jones. THIRD ROW: M. Fogle, S. Waters, D. Battle. The team in a huddle. Sherry Jones, one of our softball players, models her bib jeans. Softball 27 28 BBiLVixU Homecoming Homecoming Float with the queen, contestants, and class representatives. Homecoming float with the elementary Football players shown with their parents during representatives. the Homecoming game. Homecoming 30 The Student Cooperative Association Float with officers and representatives. The Future Business Leaders of America Float with officers. The Future Homemakers of America Float with The Annual Staff Float with staff members, officers and representatives. The Library Club Float with officers and representa- tives. HOMECOMING 31 The Cheerleaders Float with Cheerleaders, mascot and sponsor. The Glee Club Float with members. HOMECOMING 32 The Arts and Crafts Float with members. The Color Guard Float with color guards. The Majorettes Float with drum majorette and other majorettes. Cape Charles Band PICTURED ARE: R. Heath, H. Elliott, S. Spencer, D. Sawyer, S. Austin, F, Wendell, D. Ewell, R. Pow- ell, E. Tyndall, J. Reid, M. Jones, C. Killmon, K, Barban, M. Wilson, C. Braxton, A. Mapp, M. Booker, D. Steffens, K. Tew, T. Brown, D. Harrison, S, Richards, K. Latimer, M. Finney, K. Puckett, M. Ben- nett, R. Dodd, P. Stickle, D. Pusey, M. Bailey, M. Fogle, R. Lewis, Mr. Monty Webb, Director. Mr. Berkley Ashby, principal, and Mr. Monty Webb, band director, congratu- late Karon Puckett and Milton Finney for being elected members of the Re- gional Band. Band 36 I The Cadet band members The senior band members sound a sweet and sour note for their farewell. Mr. Monty Webb, band director, takes time out for a break. Band 37 M a 0 J o r e t t e s PICTURED ARE: Rhonda Allums, Karon Puckett, Pat Belote, Carolyn Restein, Jane Restein, Pam Stickle, and Margaret Fogle, head majorette. Color Guard Homecoming Float Color Guards Cape Charles High School Band Left to Right: Susan Belote, Deborah Elliott, Marie Bailey, Dotty Steffens, Brenda East, Paulette Battle, Susan Bass, Debbie Sawyer, Alice Mapp, and Sharon Richards 39 Our spirit mascots, Staria Eubanks and The band always toots away when it comes to spirit. Mathew Elliott. Spirit Shots 40 The usual scene at a pep rally. SCA FRONT ROW (Seated): D. Pusey, S. Higgins, C. Higgins. STANDING (First Row): C. Restein, s. bpencer, D, Beckett, C. McKlusky. STANDING (Second Row): B. Ballard, C. Goffignon, D. Harrison, R. Dodd. Honor Society STANDING (left to right): Sue Spencer. Rhonda Allums. Betty Etz, Sharon Higgins. Adviser. Miss Montalbano. Time out for the smart chicks. Honor Society 42 Annual Staff The Annual Staff plans for the 1973 ARROW. Annual Staff editors Annual Staff 43 Future Homemakers of America SEATED (left to right): S. Waters, M. Mendoza, P. Fisher, D. Brown, V. Davis, C. Kellam. SECOND ROW (left to right): C. Outten, B. Sparrow, A. Cropper, A. Wiggins, L. Showard, V, James, Mrs. God- win, Adviser. THIRD ROW (left to right): C. Goodson, B. Belote, A. Hopkins, D. Mosley, P. Brown, S. Heyde, S. Parks. FOURTH ROW (left to right): D. Elliott, R. Ayres, F. Johnson, C. Jones, and H. Smith Dorothy Brown, president of the Eastern Shore Chap- ter of the Future Homemakers of America, 1972-73 Maureen Mendoza - Miss Co-Ed Correspondent, 1972-73 FHA 44 Chess E. Tyndall. SECOND ROW: R. Jones, J. Cotter, J. Robins, D. Steffens, M. Bull, W. Belote, T. Carpen- ter, H. Elliott. Chinese Checkers STANDING (left to right): W. Ayres, B. Waldo, C. Goffigon, M. Sparrow. Chess and Chinese Checkers 45 Arts and Crafts FRONT ROW (left to right): Adviser: Mr. Smaw, K. Stevens, P. Battle, T. Talbot, C. Ewell, L. Showard, C. DeVoe, A. Cropper, C. Goodson, Adviser, Mrs. Godwin. SECOND ROW: D. Beckett, T. Brown, D. Pusey, S. Richardson, D. Steffens, D. Harrison, A. Hopkins, C. Outten. THIRD ROW: K. Barban, M. Sparrow, M. Bender, W. Belote, B. Barban, F. Wendell, J. Willis, A. Wiggins, C. Goffigon. Future Business Leaders of America FRONT ROW (seated left to right): D. Saunders, D. Brown, P. Brown, M. Waters, D. Battle, D. Showard. SECOND ROW (standing left to right): D. Elliott, A. Mapp, M. Mendoza, R. Etz, Adviser, Mrs. J. Worsley. Arts and Crafts and FBLA 46 Library Club SEATED (left to right): F. Braxton, M. Bailey, T. Brown, M. Merritt. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Qaissaunee, Adviser, D. Bono, E. Ames, F. Johnson, S. Heyde, R. Dorey, D. Outten, W. Stratton, C. Boler. THIRD ROW: R. Metz, R. Jones, K. Stiles, C. Braxton. Math and Science Club FIRST ROW (left to right): B. Barban, M. Finney, J. Restein, M. Bull, D. Sawyer, C. McKlusky, B. Burk- holder, Mrs. Webb, Adviser. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Russell, Adviser, F. Wendell, J. Ewell, M. Wilson, R. Heath, S. Hopkins, R. Robins, R. Bailey, T. Carpenter. Library and Math and Science 47 Choral Group FRONT ROW (left to right): S. Belote, P. Stickles, G. Jones, C. Kellam, S. Spencer, M. Bailey, C. Hig- gins, A. Wiggins, V. James. SECOND ROW: B. Burkholder, J. Restein, B. Etz, D. Sawyer, J. Robins, M. Bull, M. Fogle, S. Bass, D. Mosley, D. Battle, M. Waters, K. Puckett. THIRD ROW: C. McKlusky, S. Jones, S. Waters, R. Ayers, C. Braxton, W. Morris, A. Mapp, S. Higgins, V. Davis, H. Smith, Mrs. Gof- figon, Adviser. Charles Braxton and Vanessa Davis sing How do I love thee ? Mrs. Edna R. Goffigon, Choral Group Director Choral Group 48 For there is a time . . . for every purpose and for every work. Ecclesiastes RHONDA LEIGH ALLUMS KIM SPENCER BARBAN LOLA MARIE BAILEY Kindness is the mightiest force in the world ... HARRY JAMES BENDER CHARLES RANDOLPH CARLSON ALVIN THOMAS CARPENTER JOHN JOSEPH ANDREW COTTER 51 VANESSA LANE DAVIS In nature there are neither rewards nor punishments — there are consequences. Robert Ingersoil WILLIAM FOGLE BETTY LYNN ETZ HAROLD ELLIOTT III A soft answer turneth away wrath, but grievious words stir up anger. Proverbs MARY LEE MERRITT SHARON ANN HIGGINS CHERYL ANN JONES CHRISTOPHER TRENT KILLMON 53 DEBORAH SUE OUTTEN It is the privilege of wisdom to listen. O. W. Holmes JEFFREY PAUL REID JAMES BERNARD MURDOCK 54 He that handleth a matter wisely shall find good. Proverbs CAROL SUE SPENCER EARL LEE TYNDALL ANTHONY RAY WALDO JOHN JAMES SMITH 55 Favorites (Betty and Jeff) (Vanessa and Charles) 56 How’s this for school spirit? (Sue and Richard) If you can't be with the one you love, love the ones you 're with. (Sherry, Earl, Charles, and Harold) Does it take much talent to see-saw? (Sue and Charles) At this rate, do you think Betty and Kim will succeed? (Betty and Kim) 57 I« 11111 Ni iffffi(v vVg| s By ! Ml’ ■||gg I I'll Anyone for a mop game? (Sherry and Richard) There's more than one way to get an A! (Betty and Russ) Here'we are, the friendly bunch! (Charles, Vanessa, Sharon, Betty, and Harry) Best All Around What? (Sue and Charles) 58 Together time Accom plishmen ts RHONDA LEIGH ALLUMS, (Chick); Annual Staff 5; Basketball 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Ma- jorette 2,3,5; Honor Society 3-5; Softball 2, 3,5; Varsity Club 2. LOLA MARIE BAILEY, ( Ree Bud); Annual Staff 5; Band 1-5; Colorguard 4,5; Class Sec. 4. KIM SPENCER BARBAN, (Jew Baby); Annual Staff 2-5; Basketball 1,2,4; Band 1-5; S.C.A.; Football 2-5; Baseball 2-5; Class Treas. 4,5. HARRY JAMES BENDER, (Cut); Baseball 2-5; Football 3; Chess Club 5. RICHARD ANTHONY BLAND, (Richard); Bas- ketball 1-3; Football 2-5; Track 3; Varsity Club 2. CHARLES LANKFORD BRAXTON, ( Brack); Annual Staff 5; Basketball 3-5; Football 3. CHARLES RANDOLPH CARLSON, ( Randy); Basketball 1-3,5; Baseball 2,4,5; Football 2, 4; S.C. A. 4; Varsity Club 4. ALVIN THOMAS CARPENTER, (Alvin); Band 1-3; Football 2,3; Varsity Club 3. JOHN JOSEPH COTTER, (John); Band 1-4; Football 3,4; Class Pres. 4. VANESSA LANE DAVIS, (Van); Basketball 4; F.H.A. Pres. 5; Class Treas. 2. HAROLD ELLIOTT, III, (Jimmy); Band 1-5; Basketball 1,2; Football 2,4,5. BETTY LYNN ETZ, (All-star); Annual Staff 4; Editor 5; Cheerleader 5; Homecoming Queen 5; Honor Society 4,5; S.C.A. 1,4; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Class Sec. 5. WILLIAM FOGLE, ( Willie); Baseball 4,5; Basketball 1-3; Football 3-5. SHARON ANN HIGGINS, (Higgins); Chorus 1- 5; Class Sec. 3; Class Vice-Pres. 5; S.C. A. Pres. 5; Honor Society 4,5. CURTIS JOHNSON, (Doc); Basketball 1-5; Football 4. CHERYL ANN JONES, (Sherry); Cheerleader 5; Chorus 1-5; Drill Team 3; Softball 3-5. CHRISTOPHER TRENT KILLMON, (Chris); Boys’ State 4; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2-5; Band 1-5; Football 2-5. MARY LEE MERRITT, ( Rooster); Annual Staff 2- 5; F.H.A. 3; F. B. L. A. 3,5; Softball 2-5; Library Club 4,5. JAMES BERNARD MURDOCK, III, (Buck); Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2; Football 2,3; Track 2; Varsity Club 2. DEBORAH SUE OUTTEN, ( Bunny Rabbit); Annual Staff 2-5; Cheerleader 2; Basketball 3; Softball 2-5; S.C. A. 3; Class Treas. 1; Li- brary Club 4. JEFFREY PAUL REID, (Bodeen); Band 1-5; Bas- ketball 2,3,5; Baseball 3-5; S.C. A. 3; Var- sity Club 2. JAMES RUSSELL ROBINS, ( Russ); Football 3,4; Chess Club 5. JOHNNY JAMES SMITH, (Hoss); Annual Staff 4,5; Basketball 2-5. CAROL SUE SPENCER, (Sudle); Annual Staff 1-5; Cheerleader 2-5; Girls’ State 4; S.C. A. 5; Honor Society 4,5; Basketball 4; Softball 3- 5; Band 1-5; Class Pres. 5. EARL LEE TYNDALL, (Eardle); Band 1-5; Baseball 2-5; Football 5; Basketball 2-5; Var- sity Club 3. ANTHONY RAY WALDO, ( Ray); Baseball 1,2; Football 1-5. 60 Oliver Battle Ronald Bailey Barbara Brown Paula Brown ■■■■■ Martha Bull Billie Burkholder Ronald Elliott The Class of 74 Alfred Ewell Pearline Fisher Burleigh Hopkins 62 Deborah Sawyer Garth Stickel Robert Powell Andrew Wiggins Dorothy Saunders Karon Puckett Sally Mitchell Marc Jones Going down that long lonesome hallway. Juniors in Action! Sneak Attack! Paula asks, Now which one do I hit?' May I have this dance? Juniors 64 Let's go home! Can we play, too? Tests, What a hassle! Juniors decorate at Christmas time. Juniors in Action! Ringy-dingy . . . Ringy-dingy . . . Brian Barban Dora Battle Aaron Beckett Terry Beckett Walt Bennett Dorothy Brown Paul Collins Roxanne Dorey Deborah Elliott Shaun Flynn Margaret Fogle Francis Goffigon Debra Harrison Robert Heath Sharon Heyde Carol Higgins Doris Johnson Gail Jones Kathryn Latimer Rodney Lewis Sophomores 66 Lynette Sellers Dorothy Steffens Melvina Waters Sandra Waters Michael Wilson 67 'Ah, come on, Brian! says Carol. I see you, Roxanne! Who's going my way? Aaron tries to block a pass. Sophomores 69 Bobby takes a break from class. Patricia Belote Wade Belote Michael Booker James Barcroft Susan Bass Paulette Battle Delores Beckett The Class of 76 Freshmen 70 Robin sings when it's time to go home. Freshmen 71 Milton Finney Sharman Goffigon Veronica James Alice Mapp Wanda Riggin Connie Kellam Donna Pusey Freshmen 72 Charlene Riley Deborah Showard Willie Spady Michael Sparrow Terri Talbott Kay Tew Jeffrey Thornes Victor Waters Frances Wendell John Willis Freshmen 73 Eighth 74 The Class 77 Everett Ames Walter Ballard Keith Beckett Beverly Belote Christopher Boler David Bono Florence Braxton Darlene Brown Susan Belote Mark Bender Melinda Bennett Terri Brown Ann Lou Cropper Christine Devoe Brenda East Randy Jones Elton Merritt Robert Metz Diane Mosley Eighth 75 Connie Outten Sandra Parks Carolyn Restein Claudine Riley Elizabeth Showard Eighth 76 Helen Smith Barbara Sparrow Kathleen Stevens Annette Wiggins Pamela Stickel Kenneth Stiles Wendell Stratton Roy Talbott Kenneth Trower 77 The Class of 78 Carl A Hums Judy Barcroft Juanita Beckett Samuel Beckett Woody Beckett Michael Belote Thomas Braxton Thomas Brooks Thelma Brown Richard Carpenter Robert Carpenter Cathy Charnock M-M-M - That's good! Seventh 78 Jackie reads her report in English. Norman Charnock Linda Etz Linda Frydlewicz Charlene Hall Tommy Haskins Jacqueline Holden Lynette Holden Donna Lemon Cindy Lewis Martha Mason Teresa Merritt Timothy Merritt Debra Metz Karen Miles Ruth Moore Teresa Moore Evelyn Richards Stella Roehm Cindy Talbott Sharon Travis Albert Trower Elizabeth Wendell Arlene Wilson Janet Wilson 79 Stella and Lisa are our representatives for the annual. Seventli 80 Why me? Is Tommy lonely? Hit me, I dare you! Now I can get her! I got you! Seventh 81 Sixth Grade James Baker Carleen Battle Sharon Belote Jerry Brady Jeffrey Braxton William Bristol John Brooks Harvey Caldwell Patricia Carpenter James Conrow Kimberly Cropper Greta Elliott Jack Eubanks Keith Godwin James Goodson Sixth Grade Gloria Graves John Harlow Earl Harrison Hattie Jones Jacqueline Jones Nancy Latimer Randy Metz Laurie Mitchell Evangeline Perry Janie Roehm Grover Showards William Smith Dwayne Spady Mark Spencer Howard Stiles 82 Yuette Baker Lois Ballard Irish Beckett Kim Beckett Jack Brown Tessa Brown Patricia Bull Anna Burnham Charles Caldwell Cynthia East Gail Elliott Laura Frydlewicz Luanne Goodson Theresa Harlow Glenn Haskins Fifth Grade Anita Jones Patrick Jones Deborah Moore Teresa Powell Michele Roehm Bernice Smith Alma Spady Franzine Spady Yetta Stratton John Talbott Anthony Tew Dennis Thornes Bonnie Wilson 83 Annette Bailey Audrey Battle Charlette Bell Sharon Boler Chuck Bono Franklin Brady James Brooks Selene Brown Thais Davis Florence Fogle Annette Graves Patricia Haskins Shawn Harrison James Hopkins Francine Jinerson Cathryn Joynes James Kertez Marvin Lee Lori Lemon Christopher Merritt Lisa Moore Vicki Moore Margaret Parks Mary Powell Michael Tew Helen Townsend Herman Walker 84 Fourth Grade Third Grade Anthony Adson Robert Barnes Martin Beckett Keith Bennett Douglas Cropper Teresa East Colleen Elliott Dale Goodson Sandra Gunter Sam Johnson Bobbette Lewis Timothy Lewis Joyce Lewis Kevin Lomax Thomas Mitchell Vicky Merritt Bogarde Owens Cathy Porter Addison Restein Timmy Richards John Spencer Brock Stiles A1 Strachan Paul Townsend Sybil Townsend Robert Turnley Karl Upchurch Charlene Wilson 85 Angelo Ad son Anthony Alter Nancy Bowden 86 Beth Brown John Bull James Davis Jr. Nadine East Meri Harrison John Jones Nathan Killmon Mary Lewis Tina Marcelleno Steven Smith Karen Stiles Brian Marshall Valerie Mendoza Robert Milbum Denise Picott Charles Porter Tammy Powell Margaret Robbins Marvis Rogers Edwin Small 5 e c o n d G r a d e First Grade Robert Lambertson Joseph Lee Robert Richards Michele Lee Laura Lewis Raymond Steffins Edward Brown Shirly Lewis Theodore Marceleno Kenneth Townsend Purnell Burgess Joy Caldwell Jeffery Conrad Robert Davis Kimberly Murdock Robert Orsinger Ronnie Orsinger Irving Picott Starla Eubanks Rusty Fitzhugh Karen Williams Wendy Gholson Tanya Gilliland Martha Pruitt Lena Reed Thomas Merritt Larry Milburn Tony Treherne James Brown Andrea Alter Jackie Bailey Etta Bowden Leah Bowen 87 The now people working Does all work and no play make us dull or bright?' We’re just beginning, what does the future hold for us?” Is Dwayne working or playing? 88 FOR SAtf YE CUSTOM WOOD CRAFT SHOPPE MARY CARTER PAINTS Phone 331-2027 Cape Charles, Virginia Custom Picture Frames _J|tQ I Anything Made Out of Wood FOX SCOTT FUNERAL HOME lu «Johnson! 111 SEPHORfiE MOTORS 1 Look at This Sign of Quality w BAY MARINE SUPPLY, INC. 530 Randolph Avenue Cape Charles, Virginia Phone 331-1036 Cape Charles, Virginia Phone 331-1987 Compliments of PALACE THEATER Cape Charles, Virginia JONES’ MARKET Compliments of Fish - Clams - Oysters Groceries - Meats BURROUGH’S DRIVE-IN Atlantic Gas Nassawadox, Virginia 422-9904 Cape Charles, Virginia Compliments of HENDERSON’S JOHNNY’S MARKET PHARMACY Fairview, Virginia Nassawadox, Virginia 442-6159 GLADDEN TIRE SERVICE, INC. iWm If you don't know your tires; know your tire dealers. Exmore, Virginia Compliments of VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK Statewide Banking Services Save Tfotci TtCoKccf Member FDIC 94 Cape Charles, Virginia Complii of BAYSHORE CONCRETE PRODUCTS RICHARDSON’S GARAGE Compliments of RUSSELL MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Eastville, Virginia Your Local Imperial, Chrysler, Dodge, Dodge Truck, Plymouth, and Johnson Outboard Motor Dealer Exmore, Va. Phone 442-6139 HORNE-STAUFFER NORTHAMPTON INSURANCE Furniture Appliances AGENCY, INC. T. V. All Insurance Needs Exmore, Va. Onley, Va. Phone 678-5183 Eastville, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of L. H. MEARS REAL ESTATE ETZ’S RECREATION CENTER Eastville, Virginia Cape Charles, Virginia Phone: 442-6275 Residence 442-9210 CUSTIS RECORD SHOP Juke Boxes Rented Tape Recorders Records - Phonographs - Radios joj Musical Instruments fc ITishing Tackles Compliments of EWELL’S GROCERY Cape Charles, Virginia WINSTOM J. CUSTIS Exmore, Va. 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MEARS REAL ESTATE Phone 331-1507 Cape Charles, Virginia Eastville, Virginia 100 TILGHMAN'S Jewelers Since I 891 Art Carved Diamond Rings, Bridal Registry, Gorham, Wallace, International, Kirk Stieff — Accutron Cape Charles, Virginia Phone 331-2335 V CHEVROLET j NORDSTROM CHEVROLET SALES, INC. EXMORE, VIRGINIA 23350 Phone (804) 442-6145 OUR SERVICE DEPT. IS OPEN: From 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Daily From 8:00 A.M. to 12;00 Noon Saturday Compliments of Compliments of CAPE CENTER RESTAURANT ROGER BROTHERS Capeville, Va. Cheriton, Virginia HARLAN BOWDEN'S AUTO SALES INC. New — Car — Used Route 13 — Exmore, Va. 23350 Compliments of SAMPLES BARBER SHOP Cape Charles, Va. F. H. PITTS C. J. PRETTYMAN SONS Eastville Construction Co. Realtors Phone 442-6131 Athey Paints, Building Supplies Exmore, Virginia 678-5630 Broad Street Exmore, Va. CHERITON TV CENTER Compliments of TV, RADIOS, AND HIGH FIDELITY JOYNES' BP PHONOGRAPHS STATION FM MOBILE — SHIP-SHORE RADIO SALES AND SERVICE On corner of Fig Street and Randolph Avenue Cheriton, Va. Cape Charles, Va. Phone 331-1080 Box 218 331-8489 Compliments of Compliments of CANDLELIGHT LODGE GRAY'S FUNERAL HOME RESTAURANT Established 1895 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williams Alston J. Godwin Owners and Manager Cape Charles, Virginia Birdsnest, Virginia Phones 331-3810, 331-2860 PEEBLES DEPARTMENT STORE Mason Avenue Cape Charles Tel. 331-2530 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 Compliments of NORTHAMPTON GROWERS, INC. CHERITON, VIRGINIA Telephone 331-3200 ACCOMAC CANDY CO. Wholesale Confectioners and Jobbers School Paper and Supplies Fund Raising Candy Compliments of MRS. ELWOOD LEWIS Compliments of THE TEXTILE SHOP Parksley, Virginia 23421 Nassawadox, Virginia Cherished privilege rcpnrsrnfm °£4our JEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSMEN Rotridnibor. only your classmates and you are rnl it led to wear your especially designed class ring Irom Balfour. Wear it proudly, ns a cherished privilege. Congratulations and besl wishes from CHARLES G. BROWN Virginia Representative H. M. JAMES CO. COLLINS TEXACO House of Fabrics Tires — Batteries Used Auto Parts — Radios General Merchandise Nassawadox, Virginia Phone 442-6064 Machipongo, Virginia C. J. PRETTYMAN JR. INC. Produce Broker Exmore, Virginia Phone 442-6364 442-2761 442-5011 xszUJsy NORDSTROM CHEVROLET SALES, INC. P.O. Box 803 Exmore, Virginia 23350 Massey — Ferguson — Oliver Chrysler Marine Industrial Engines Farm Equipment Your Wheel Estate Dealer SHORE WARREN TRAILER SALES SALES AND Rt. 13 — Weirwood, Virginia Phone 442-9275 SERVICE Cheriton, Virginia 106 To the Students and Faculty of CAPE CHARLES HIGH SCHOOL We wish to join the many users of Union Products in expressing our appreciation for the 23rd 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 BAILEY'S BAIT TACKLE SHOP Cape Charles, Va. Phone 331-1961 Compliments of Samples Barber Shop Cape Charles, Va. THE EASTERN SHORE NEWS A Nationally Recognized Weekly Publication Which Covers News Events Of Virginia's Eastern Shore CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! BEST WISHES FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE Delmarva riAi ■ ■P'1 II ■ BvnB 108 The Difference In RC Comes Through! DAVID O. SUMNERS SESSOM’S GROCERY Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Contracting Eastville, Va. Phone 678-5769 Nassawadox, Va. Phones 442-9937 and 442-6668 Compliments of KENNY ARNOLD Compliments of n n i r r ti uikin and J. T. HOLLAND BRIDGE TUNNEL GULF STATION INSURANCE COMPANY Nassawadox, Va. Route 13 Compliments of Compliments of ELLIOTT'S FURNITURE COMPANY EASTVILLE FINANCE COMPANY, INC. Exmore, Va. Eastville, Va. Phone 678-5774 SHREAVES SERVICE STATION Compliments of Washing Tire Repair Wrecking Service Lubrication RAYNE'S GROCERY Eastville, Va. Phone 678-7993 Cape Charles, Va. 10 This Is Not the End. It Is Not Even the Beginning of the End. It Is Rather the in Acknowledgemen t As editor of the 1973 ARROW, I would like to give my special thanks to all those persons who made this yearbook a success: To TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY for printing our yearbook and their repre- sentative, Mr. Dan DeFalco, whose patience and understanding were an asset to our yearbook. To the FACULTY, ADMINISTRATION, and STUDENT BODY for their coopera- tion and friendship. To MARTHA BULL, KIM BARBAN, and WARD'S STUDIO for their excellent photography work. To the ADVERTISERS for their interest and support (without them there would be no yearbook). To the STAFF, especially to the advertising managers, for their cooperation, kindness, patience, and willingness to work, which made the ARROW possible. And my special thanks go to MRS. JUANITA M. WORSLEY for her patience, assistance, guidance, kindness, and devotion throughout the whole year. I, as editor, have enjoyed every minute of preparing a successful ARROW for 1973. I'm sure that the staff feels the same way. So NOW, the 1972-73 ARROW STAFF says farewell! Betty Etz, Editor