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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1980 volume:

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We thank-you for your t L o n hard work. 2 oo CD acuttij and dzmfitoij Kathryn Ames Violet Callahan Jonny Carstens Kenneth Collins Dolores Conley Alice Curling Gail K. Dickenson Azile Downing Kim Dunton Richard Gay Juanita Godwin Betty Hall Denver Kidner Stewart W. Landrum Diane Lindsey Robin Matthews Not Pictured Alberta Davis Mary Mapp Robert Jones George Johnson Cafeteria Staff: Gay Karpa — Manager, Joyce Heath, and Virginia Evans. 4 oof aauttij and mfitoy Mabel Mitchell Sandra Nottingham Elizabeth Nye Edythe Otten Kathy Savage lasaac Smaw Lindley Soechtig Norma Spencer Mary Parsons Eric Postman Verdell Russell Alice Sample 5 PLANNING utuzE cJ-fornzm.a(z£Z± oj cz fnzzziaa Installation Services MEMBERS Juanita Beckett Kim Beckett Karen Cope Tracy Etz Joey Lee Bernice Smith Robert Trower Valerie Mendoza LEFT TO RIGHT — STANDING: Advisor — Mrs. Juanita B. Godwin, Parliamentarian — Denise Weaver, Historian — Cathy Joynes, Treasurer — Sam Johnson, Reporter — Col- leen Elliott,'and Vice-President — Patricia Bull. SITTING: Song Leader — Cathy Stevens, Secretary — Yvette Baker, and President — Yetta Stratton. 7 Studsnt do-ofittativz c faociatLon Advisor Mrs. Tankard Officers President Dennis Thornes Vice-President Lionel Bailey Treasurer Sam Johnson Secretary Martha Pruitt Members Patricia Bull Annette Bailey Colleen Elliott Vance Lewis Steve Smith Leah Bown Pat Harlow Mathew Spencer 8 J ationat cJionox cSocLzty LEFT TO RIGHT: Lori Lemon, Miss Nye — Advisor, and Patricia Bull. nnua [Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Bull, Lionel Bailey, and Gail Elliott. LEFT-LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Bull — Editor, Lionel Bailey — Photographer, and Mr. Kidner — Advisor. NOT PICTURED: Tessa Brown and Lori Mawyer. 9 FRONT TO BACK: Cindie East, Patricia Bull, Pat Jones, Dennis Thornes, Gail Elliott, and Tessa Brown. Editor Dennis Thornes School News Cindie East Sports Pat Jones Gail Elliott Club Happenings Patricia Bull Elementary News Tessa Brown Mr. Kidner — Advisor LEFT TO RIGHT: Heather Biesinger, Suzi Hopkins, Alicin Alter, Jomo Stratton, Sherrie Abbott, Darren Mitchell, Robert Powell, Mr. Webb- Band Director, Tawana Stratton, and Kimberly Werkheiser. Cadzt d3and wr --——■ ; FRONT ROW — LEFT TO RIGHT: Tonya Stratton, Stella Harrison, Bridgette Rippon, Susie Fitchett, Julie Neville, Dawn Smith, Amy Barnes. BACK ROW: Hank Bowen, Pat Harlow, Mr. Webb — Band Director, Kip Addison, Charles Robbins, Steve Loomis, Thomas Scott, Sandra Braxton, and Matthew Carstens. Ck ' [B CiZLE± an oo LEFT TO RIGHT — FRONT ROW: Leah Bowen, Andrea Alter, Martha Pruitt, Meri Ruth Harrison, Sandy Gunter, Cindie East, and Annette Baily. SECOND ROW: Margaret Robbins, Nadine East, Audrey Battle, Tonya Gilliland, Tommy Mitchell, and Jeff Conrow. BACK ROW: Teresa East, Robert Lambertson, Gail Elliott, Theresa Harlow, Mr. Webb — Band Director, John Spencer, Anthony Alter, Sam Johnson, Teresa Powell, Edwin Small, Rusty Fitzhugh, Raymond Steffens, Marvin Lee, John Talbott, Vance Lewis, Jamie Hopkins and Mike Jones. NOT PICTURED: Martin Beckett and Bobby Barnes. 12 13 Compliments of Mr. Monty Webb Qooitjatl ’ 79 BACK ROW — LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Travis, Mike Jones, Sam Johnson, Keith Bennett, Steve Shoeum, Marvin Lee, Steve Smith, Bobby Barnes, Vance Lewis, Tommy Mitchell. FRONT ROW — LEFT TO RIGHT: Joey Lee, Louie Talbott, Addison Restein, John Spencer, Douglas Perry, James Brooks, Anthony Alter. Not Pictured are: David Callahan, Jamie Hopkins, Jimmy Kertesz, David Lewis, and Brock Stiles. Few in number the Indians may be, but this is the season for victory .. . This phrase explains the 1979 Football season exactly. Even though we did not have many players, we broke a 15 game losing streak Clinton — 0 Cape Charles — 42. We at Cape Charles think that this is just the beginning, next year we shall be DYNOMITE. 15 Compliments of John and Matthew Spencer QJa%±itij (2(2£.£x[e£lcIex± LEFT TO RIGHT: Theresa Harlow, Yetta Stratton, Teresa Powell, Annette Bailey, Cathy Joynes, Patty Haskins, and Sandy Gunter. The Varsity Cheerleaders were very busy with many activities this year. Annette Bailey went to a Cheerleading Clinic at ODU. Teresa Powell went to a Cheer- leading Tournament at Kings Dominion. After these two trips, the Cheerleaders worked out a Pom-Pom routine. The Cheerleaders were involved in many of the prepara- tions for Homecoming. To raise money for the Homecoming Float, they sold spirit links. The Cheerleaders brought oranges for the football players. The Cheerleaders also brought the crown for the Homecoming Queen and the mums for the Cli- aton Cheerleaders. On March 14, 1980, the Cheerleaders held a party for the Varsity Basketball players and the Football players. Their sponsors were Valerie Travis and Kim Dunton. 16 Saz zztljal LEFT TO RIGHT — FRONT ROW: Co-Captains — Michele Roehm and Gail Elliott. BACK ROW: Mr. Collins — Coach, Margaret Robbins, Charlene Wilson, Teresa Powell, Lori Lemon, Colleen Elliott, and Cathy Stevens. The Cape Charles High School Girls’ Basketball team received a great “shock this season. They had expected a little success in the season, but, instead they drew the bottom line. The team was winless for 10 games. Although the team was unsuc- cessful as a whole, there was a little individual gleam. Two of the Cape Charles High Seniors were elected for All-District. They were Michele Roehm and Gail Elliott. Better yet, Gail Elliott made the Regional team. This was a suc- cessful and joyful shock for the team 17 Q aziitij JS a± fzztljatt Pat Jones Martin Beckett Lionel Bailey Douglas Perry James Brooks Tommy Mitchell Addison Restein Steve Smith The Boys’ Basketball team was naturally expecting to break the losing streak which has been haunting the team for several years. Each of the players had had experience in playing the game, yet only two of them had experience playing varsity bas- ketball. The team obviously suf- fered from a severe case of instability. As far as confidence goes, the team did not have very much confidence in their coach, who was the backbone of the team. Without the coach you would not know what to do in a tight spot. Pat Jones was chosen for All- District. 18 LEFT TO RIGHT — FRONT ROW: Anthony Alter, Raymond Steffens, Purnell Burgess, Jackie Bai- ley, John Spencer, and Robert Trower. BACK ROW: Robert Lambertson, Charles Waldo, Edwin Small, Jeff Conrow, Joseph Lee, Bobby Barnes, and Mr. Collins — Coach. 19 TOP TO BOTTOM: Nadine East, Martha Pruitt, Meri Ruth Harrison, Margaret Robbins, and Andrea Alter. The JV Cheerleaders were new this year. They started out by getting organized and buying uniforms. The JV Cheerleaders worked on a Pom-Pom routine, made spirit buttons, held a bake sale, made cheers, and took oranges to the players at half- time. Some of the JV Cheerlead- ers went to the ODU Cheerlead- ing Clinic. They also gave a party for the JV Basketball players. 20 LEFT TO RIGHT — FRONT ROW: Martha Pruitt — Manager, Terry Dow, Anthony Alter, Douglas Perry, Addison Rustin, Edwin Small, and Andrea Alter — Manager. BACK ROW: Assist. Coach — Mr. Carstons, Dennis Thornes — Captain, Steve Smith, Lionel Bailey — Captain, Meri Ruth Harrison — Statistician, Keith Bennett, Vance Lewis, and Mr. Collins — Coach. 21 SoftUt LEFT TO RIGHT — FRONT ROW: Michelle Lee, Michele Roehm, Nadine East, and Valerie Perry. BACK ROW: Coach Rick Gay, Theresa Harlow, Lori Lemon, Gail Elliott, Yetta Stratton, and Teresa East. Captains — Gail Elliott and Michele Roehm 22 SoftUl LEFT TO RIGHT: Lori Lemon, Michele Roehm, Gail Elliott, and Theresa Harlow. S a±z(ja[[ 23 Steve Smith and Anthony Alter SMOMEP zaia [ Sduaation. James Brown Larry Cunningham Virginia Pearl Rodney Braxton Johnell Brown Steven Landon Steven Lemon Bryan Lewis David Marshall D inclz’icjaztzn This year, the kindergarten and the first grade classes got a taste of old fashion education. The two classes shared the same classroom and many of the same learning experiences. They also shared the same teacher, Ms. Diane Lindsey. One of their experiences included the preparation of their own Thanksgiving Dinner. Each member of the class helped in some way. A few items on the menu included: turkey, corn, oatmeal, mince meat pie, pum- kin pie, cranberry bread, and milk. Compliments of Jones Department Store 25 } Lz±t (f zacU Danielle Belote George Brown Ernest Guerra Cantane Doggins Jennifer Lewis Edvardo Martinez Angela Merritt Fredrick Moore 26 zcond (f zacL William Addison Alex Alter Melanie Belote Pearline Daggins Brian Elliott Byron Elliott Renee Garrison Nichole Jacobs Brian Johnson Robin Lewis Matthew Mawyer Heather McCready Matthew Neville Penny Pruitt Sarah Pruitt George Ruffin Mary Scott Samuel Singletary Douglas Stiles Keith Thornes Vanessa Townsend Angela Williams Julie Wilson 27 Jennifer Carpenter is not pictured. R. Ruffin N. Stratton V. Thornes W. Townsend J. Trower L. Trower L. Ayers R. Battle T. Beckett L. Bowen R. Brady D. Brown F. Collins A. Elliot C. Etz N. Gasperini T. Godwin B. Powell E. Pruitt E. Rasmussen B. Steffens S. Stiles J. Thornes K. Wallace B. Brady R. Brady T. Collins R. Hickman S. Lewis T. Lewis ouztiz 9 ijtfl jf’lCLcU. Sherry Abbott Alicin Alter Alfred Ayres Olivia Beckett Heather Biesinger Sharon Bradley Edward Brady Mike Brown Kim Gasperini Thomas Godwin Susana Hopkins Darren Mitchell Tammy Parker Robert Powell Teresa Rasmussen Ronda Spady Lisa Sparrow Jomo Stratton Tawana Stratton Tina Taylor Jeroy Trower Steve Wilson Jo Ann Kraynick and Shawn Scott are not pictured. 29 Sixth Arthor Addison Saudra Braxton Christins East Matthew Elliott Dawn Renee Susie Fitchett Stella Harrison John Hickman Ann Lewis Laura Lewis Steven Loomis Julie Neville Bridgette Rippon Thomas Scott David Slocum Larry Stephen David Porter is not pictured. 30 CLsniEntazy Etznzzntazij 32 33 Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Frank M. Culver f?£H£AFj;SAL zvzntfi Amy Barnes Hank Bowen Denise Bradley Pam Brown Mathew Carstens Pat Harlow Tandra James Michelle Lee Sonya Leg rand Sharon Lewis Tom Maroney Danny Rasmussen 35 Eighth (Ejficulz Andrea Alter Jackie Bailey Leah Bowen Purnell Burgess Karen Cope Robert Davis Dianne Dubick Tracy Etz Rusty Fitshugh Tanya Gilliand Robert Lembertson Joseph Lee Bobette Lewis Martha Pruitt Tracy Smith Raymond Steffens Charles Porter is not pictured. 36 Charles Waldo Denise Weaver J f Lntfi xoAe, Anthony Alter James Davis Janet Dubick Nadine East Meri Ruth Harrison Mary Ann Lewis Timothy Lewis Vance Lewis Lori Mawyer Valerie Mendoza Tammy Powell Margaret Robbins Edwin Small Steve Smith Kathy Stevens Karen Stiles Steven Slocum is not pictured. Thomas Stiles Charlene Wilson Compliments of McCrory Stores 37 Bobby Barnes Martin Beckett Keith Bennett David Callahan Teresa East Colleen Elliott Sandra Gunter Nioaka Hamilton 38 Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Duke Johnson Slzvzntfi (3 riaA Annette Bailey Lionel Bailey Audrey Battle James Brooks Selene Brown Patty Haskins James Hopkins Mike Jones Cathy Joynes James Kertesz Marvin Lee Lori Lemon 39 di nctsxaL zicLaanzzn 40 41 WEDDING cflt aaomj2[.L±limEnt± YVETTE VONTELA RAY BAKER: Softball Manager 1, Yearbook Staff 1, 2, FHA 1, 3-5, Basketball 2, 4, Softball 3, 4, FBLA 4, FHA, Secretary, Co-ed Correspondent BONNY WILSON BALDWIN: FHA 1-3. IRISH BECKETT: Basketball Manager 1, Year- book Staff 1, FHA 1,3-4. JUANITA LENORE BECKETT: FHA 2, 4-5, FBLA 4. KIM MONIQUE BECKETT: FHA 1, 3-5, Softball 3, FBLA 4, Photography Club. TESSA WAYNN BROWN: Band 1, Softball Man- ager 1, Basketball 2, Softball 2-3, Annual Staff 2, 5, Girls’ Basketball Scorekeeper 3, Cheerleader 3, Photography Club 3, FHA 3, Newspaper 5. PATRICIA RAE BULL: FHA 1 -5, Secretary 1, Vice- President 2, 3, 5, President 4, State Degree 4, Outstanding FHA Member 4, FHA Officer Candi- date 3, Annual Staff 2-5, Editor 5, Job’s Daugh- ters, Honored Queen 3, Hi-Y, Vice-President 4, MGA, Girls' State 4, National Honor Society 4-5, Secretary 4, Gov. School Nominee 4, SCA 5, Newspaper 5, Distinguished High School Stu- dents 3-5. CYNTHIA LYNN EAST: Band 1-5, Drum Major 3, 5, All Shore 2-3, Cheerleader 3, Job’s Daughters, Honored Queen 1, Photography Club 2-3, Annual Staff 1, Golden Slide Award 3, Newspaper 5. GAIL ENISE ELLIOTT: Basketball, Senior Capt., Most Valuable Player, Softball, Football Manager, Boys’ Basketball, Manager, Photography Club, Annual Staff, FHA, Hi-Y, Band, Basketball, All District, Member of Church Choir. THERESA MARIA HARLOW: Band 1-5, All Shore 2-5, Softball 3-5, Cheerleader 3-5, Finalist for Miss National State Pageant 4-5. PATRICK ORVIL JONES: JV Basketball 1, Captain 1, Most Valuable Player 1, Varsity Baseball Statis- tician 1, Football 2, Basketball 2-5, Captain, Free Throw Trophy 2-5, All District 4, SCA 4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper 5. DAVID ALLEN LEWIS: Baseball Manager 1, Weight Lifting 1, Football Manager 2, Band 3-4, All Shore 3-4, Jazz Ensemble 4, Who’s Who Among American Band Students 4, Football 4-5, Homecoming King 5, Cape Charles Fire Dept. DEBORAH JEAN MOORE: FHA 1-3. TERESA FAYE POWELL: Band 1-5, All Shore 4-5, Cheerleader 3-5, Co. Capt. 4, Basketball 3, 5, Photography Club 3, Job’s Daughters, Honored Queep 3, Yearbook Staff 1, Golden Slide Award 4, Perfect Attendance 4. MICHELE ANN ROEHM: JV Basketball 1, Boys’ Basketball, Manager 1-5, Softball, Statistition 1, Band 1-5, Junior All Shore 1, Senior All Shore, Softball 2-5, Basketball, All District, Junior and Senior Capt., Homecoming Rep. 4. BERNICE SMITH: FHA, 1, 3-5, Annual Staff 4, FBLA 4, Softball 3. ALMA ELIZABETH SPADY: Band 1-4, All Shore 1- 4, Basketball 2, Softball 2, FBLA, Secretary 4, Annual Staff 4. YETTA KAY STRATTON: FHA 1, 3-5, Secretary 4, Co-ed Correspondent 4, Federation President 4, President 5, Annual Staff 4, FBLA, Treasurer 4, SCA, Treasurer 4, Prom Committee, President 4, Cheerleading 4-5, Co-Capt. 4, Homecoming Queen 5, Girls’ State 4, Softball 3-5. JOHN THOMAS TALBOTT: Band 1-5, Jr. All Shore 1-2, Sr. All Shore 3-5, All Regional 4-5, Baseball Manager 1, Football Statistician, Who’s Who in Music, Cape Charles Fire Dept. DENNIS PARKER THORNES: Drama 1, 3, 5, FBLA, President 4, Boys’ State 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Base- ball 4-5, SCA, President, Newspaper, Editor 5. ALBERT LEE TOWNSEND: JV Basketball 1. LOIS BALLARD STEVENS: FHA 1-3, Photography Club 1-3. 43 IBISH BECKETT TESSA WYNN BROWN JUANITA LENORE BECKETT PATRICIA RAE BULL KIM MONIQUE BECKETT CYNTHIA LYNN EAST 44 MICHELE ANN ROEHM BERNICE SMITH GAIL DENISE ELLIOTT TERESA MARIA HARLOW PATRICK ORVIL JONES DAVID ALLEN LEWIS DEHORAH JEAN MOORE TERESA FAYE POWELL 45 46 JOHN THOMAS TALBOTT DENNIS PARKER THORNES ALBERT LEE TOWNSEND fio Wfio c lmong tizE cS Enioz± Last February, the Senior Class voted on these titles. The following are the results of the election. TITLE MAN WOMAN Most likely to Succeed...........Dennis Thormes Most Courteous...................David Lewis . . . Most Sincere.....................John Talbott. . . Most Studious...................Dennis Thornes Best Sense of Humor.............Dennis Thornes . Best Dancers....................Albert Townsend Most School Spirited ..........Pat Jones....... Most Dependable.................David Lewis Most Athletic.....................Pat Jones.. Most Talented.....................John Talbott Most Unpredictable................John Talbott Most Talkative....................Pat Jones. . Most Mischievous .................John Talbott Most Lively........ Most Willing to Help Best Dressed....... Biggest Flirt...... Best Personality . . . Most Versatile Class Clown......... Best Looking....... John Talbott. . . . David Lewis Albert Townsend John Talbott. . . . Dennis Thornes . John Talbott. . . . John Talbott. . . . Pat Jones......... Best All Around......................John Talbott Patricia Bull Bonny Baldwin Cindie East Bonny Baldwin Patricia Bull Bernice Smith Yetta Stratton Teresa Powell Cindie East Patricia Bull Gail Elliott Yetta Stratton Theresa Harlow Michele Roehm Teresa Powell Michele Roehm Michele Roehm Cindie East Yvette Baker Tessa Brown Cindie East Cindie East Theresa Harlow Kim Beckett Yetta Stratton Cindie East Compliments of Mr. Mrs. George Graham pcppt ov c j-nn J2z.vjL$, Un zA £.trioriLa[ of Mary Ann Lewis had many friends because she had a spe- cial way of endearing herself to others. She always thought of others. She was well liked by those who knew her. Mary Ann added love to the lives she touched. Her friends will always treasure her memory. 51 (2afis. (2(ia%[s± 22 sitiuat On September 29, 1979, the town of Cape Charles held its annual Fall Festival. The Day started at 9:00 a.m. with a 5K run-jog-walk sponsored by the Van Club and the Jaycees. Later, at 11:00 a.m., the crowd watched a parade. At 12, the Cape Charles High School Band played familiar tunes in front of the firehouse. Still later, we saw a Magic Show, a Karate Show, the Baton Twirlers, a Rescue Squad demonstration, and the 564th Langley Air Force Dance Band. The Lions Club offered to check your sight and hearing. 52 Compliments of Bailey's Balt and Tackle omzeomin The Queen and her parents. The King crowns his Queen. The Queen and her court. Queen Yetta Stratton and King David Lewis Compliments of American Family Life omzcomincj Homecoming night, October 19, 1979, will be a night that will long be remembered in Cape Charles. The game was played against Clinton Christian High. The surprise to everyone was that we won the game. The score was 42 0. The evening was filled with excitement. The floats were dec- orated to suit the occasion. Our King and Queen were David Lewis and Yetta Stratton. 54 Compliments of Mr. Denver L. Kidner, Jr. President Yetta Stratton welcomes guest and members. ) .czH[l innzz On November 16, 1979, the FHA Chapter held their Annual Thanksgiving Dinner. The mem- bers all worked together and pre- pared the following menu: Turkey Dressing Mashed Potatoes Gravy Sweet Potatoes Peas Rolls Cranberry Salad Jello-Salad Apple Pie Punch The FHA invited several guest to join them in their feast. The guest were: Katherine Penny, Francis Wendell, Norma Spencer, Steward Landrum, and the honorable Mayor George Ward. The dinner was delicious. The Sports Dinner for the 1979-80 year was given at the Bull Pin Restaurant, located south of the traffic light on Route 13. The dinner consisted of steak, salad, and baked potato or french fries. The dinner con- versation was centered around sports. Mr. Landrum gave a speech on the importance of student participation in sports. The coaches and the guests were introduced. Two of the guests were Mrs. Valerie Travis and Mrs. Norma Spencer. Mr. Land- rum announced the end of the dinner after everyone had fin- ished eating. Compliments of Mr. Mrs. J. J. Neville Lnnzx The Junior-Senior Prom was on May 17, 1980. The theme of the evening was “Make My Dream A Reality.” The music was by Blind Justice. Our King and Queen were Albert Townsend and Yetta Strat- ton. Our Prince and Princess were Lionel Bailey and Annette Bailey. 57 J ![ ay On May 3, 1980, the Cape Charles High School PTA held its annual May Festival. There were activities for young and old alike. Some of the games included: 2 Dart Boards, Hit the Cat, Shave a Balloon, Pick Up a Duck, and Races. The Senior Class raffled off 20 gallons of gasoline. There was also a Bake Table with lots of goodies. Later in the afternoon, the crowd enjoyed a Karate Show, Square Dancing, and a Magic Show. 58 The 1980 ARROW Staff would like to take this opportunity to thank their advisor, Mr. Denver L. Kidner, Jr., for his devoted service to the staff and school. Without Mr. Kidner there would not be a 1980 ARROW. 59 iP aiy dom.fiztLtLon On May 9, 1980, the Annual Staff held its first Annual Play Competition. The Competition was open to grades 7-12. Three plays were presented. The sev- enth grade presented “Why Teachers Go Nuts?” The ninth grade presented “Where’s That Report Card?” The seniors’ play was “The Gimmick. Awards were given for best actor and actress on the Junior High and Senior High levels. Denise Bradley and Terry Dow were the winners for the Junior High. John Talbott and Teresa Powell were the winners for the Senior High. The ninth grade won the award for best play. The judges for the evening were: Mr. Gay, Mr. Postman, and Miss Nye. 60 igSo (f zaciiiatLnc) (Item LEFT TO RIGHT — FRONT ROW: Cindie East, Irish Beckett, Michele Roehm, Yetta Stratton, and Lois Stevens. SECOND ROW: Kim Beck- ett, Theresa Harlow, Alma Baker, Tessa Brown, Yvette Baker, and Bonny Baldwin. THIRD ROW: Gail Elliott, Teresa Powell, Patricia Bull, Juanita Beckett, Bernice Smith, and Jean Moore. FOURTH ROW: David Lewis, Dennis Thornes, and Pat Jones. 61 HONEYMOOA 62 c f-cb. JPlz czJ f-d(Jzriti±E.Ti, (Quz 3(zy Advertisements are a impor- tant part of any yearbook. With- out advertisements, the 1980 ARROW, would have been an impossible dream. Every cent that was solicited went directly to the payment for the publication of the book. This year, like last year, our advertisement campaign began inanctEZ in August. Various parts of the Eastern Shore were canvassed for advertisements. Advertise- ments were solicited by visiting business and sending our let- ters. The Yearbook Staff of the 1980 ARROW, would like to thank all of the contributors who helped make this book possible. The prices for the various size ads are as follows: Vs page . . . $12.50 V page . . . $25.00 V2 page . . . $35.00 1 page...$60.00 The Yearbook Staff developed a new way to finance our book this year. We sold complimen- tary pages at $10.00 a page. RUSSELL'S FURNITURE Owner — MR. P. FRANK RUSSELL, JR. Plum St. Cape Charles, Va. B B PLUMBING HEATING Owner —ROBERT D. BRADY 331-4094 331-1961 Cape Charles, Va. GREEN'S MARKET Groceries and Texaco Gas and Oil Fairview 331-1 131 Cape Charles 331-2928 FITZHUGH’S Pop Milton Eddie Frank Cape Charles, Va. 331-2611 63 ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO. RC COLA’S GOT THE TASTE THAT’S RIGHT FOR YOU. cfl-cU. Travel! Money! Power! All of this and more could be yours in the World of Business. Start taking Business Courses today. Shorthand Typing General Business Acconting Office Practice. Record Keeping WARD'S BODY SHOP New and Used Late Model Auto Parts Nite 678-5926 Day 678-5141 Day 678-7901 Eastville, Va. SHORE SAVINGS AND LOAN Congratulations '80ers Now is the time to start saving for the future. Watch your savings grow faster at Shore Savings And Loan. Graduate for sure with SHORE! Accomac — Cheriton — Exmore 331-3800 Kach depositor insured to 20,000. 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Cape Charles, Va. 331-1094 FRED'S VA TRUCK CENTER NORTHAMPTON GROWERS Produce Dealers Cheriton, Va. 331-1518 Cheriton, Va. 331-3200 JOHNNY’S MARKET TOMMY’S EXXON Fairview, Va. 33I-IIII Cape Charles, Va. 331 -8487 WATSON'S HARDWARE CAPE CHARLES CLEANERS Cape Charles, Va. 331-3979 V Cape Charles, Va. 331-2819 erf cl± NORTHAMPTON SERVICE STATION CHERITON TV Raymond Spady, Prop. Used Cars CENTER Fig Mason Avenue Cape Charles, Va. 331-8408 Night 331-1511 Cheriton, Va. 331-1080 KELLAM HOPKIN’S DISTRIBUTING CO. CHEVROLET Cape Charles, Va. 331-2900 Cheriton, Va. 331-2398 BURROUGHS DRIVE INN PLANTATION FARM AND GARDEN SERVICE INC. Cheriton, Va. 331-1601 Cape Charles, Va. 331-1244 PENNSULA MOTORS Cape Charles, Va. 331-1808 73 BILL HICKMAN’ Clothing for Men S HORNE-STAUFFER INC. i PHONE (804) 787-1841 FOUR CORNER PLAZA ONLEY, VIRGINIA 23418 Furniture — T.V. — Appliances Four Corner Plaza • Box 38 . Onley, Virginia 23418 Congratulations! You made it through school. Now let us help you make it through life. TfheT irginian-tHIot AND The Ledger-Star Onley, Va. 787-4580 FOUR CORNERS • ONLEY VA 18041 787-3050 J.M. WATSON CO. INC. The House ot Quality Onancock.Va. 787-2636 VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK S zve TPtoHccf Mason Avenue Cape Charles, Va. 331-3277 THE LAUNDRY BASKET 331-3810 331-2060 GRAY'S FUNERAL HOME ESTABLISHED 1895 W. DUKE MATTHEWS Owner RONNIE W. WALLACE manager Radio hack A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION Record Shop SOUNDS UNLIMITED 625 Madison Avenue • Cape Charles, Va. Records - Tapes • Radios - T.v. - C.B. Sales Repairs PH 604 442-6275 MAIN ST.. EXMORE. VA 23350 THOMAS G. GODWIN ALSTON J. GODWIN COMPLIMENTS of a FRIEND ONANCOCK VIRGINIA 23417 76 P zz±ona[. tPa£zon± Mary Sparrow Bob Sparrow Ken Soechtig Rita Hopkins Mr. Mrs. L. Byron Edgerton Frank Jones Mr. Mrs. Charles E. Spencer Mr. Mrs. Tom Mitchell Nut Shaw Clem Pruitt Jack Sorrells Betty L. Parks Sue Pruitt Bruce Donald Craft, Jr. Mr. Mrs. James Conrow George R. Drummond Kathaleen Jones Kathy Laterimer Jeffery Culver Janet Barnes Bootie and Linda Donald Woodard Francis Wendell Robert Fountain Friends Teresa East Tim Nelms Mrs. Page Lewis Mrs. Deloris Talbott Mr. Hana Walt Randy Carlson Mrs. Alice East Mrs. Pat Rasmussen Mr. Stewart W. Landrum Hank Partin Marie Brady Saitftai l3 atzon± R C SEAFOOD PARRY SHOP ETZ’S JEWELRY STORE RAYFIF' D PHARMACY THE TEXTILE SHOP GOFFIGON AND LEATHERBURY EQUIPMENT CO. DUTTON’S EXXON SERVICE ONANCOCK FURNITURE CO. TAMMY JOHNNY’S DRIVE INN THE SHOE STRING RADIO ELECTRONICS EASTVILLE INN SHREAVES SERVICE STATION zom tfzz c fdvi±oz June 2, 1980: Again school is drawing to a close for the year; and, it is with happiness and sadness that we do the final pages of the 1980 ARROW. As you look at your yearbook, I hope you will appreciate the many hours of work and dedication which has gone into creating it for you. I would like to give a special thanks to Patricia Bull for bearing with me and listening to my demands for three years, (which to her must have been long ones), and to all students, parents, faculty, and businesses who have helped us with their ads and donations. Congratulations and Good Luck to all of you. Denver L. Kidner, Jr. 3zom tfiz ddditoz I would like to thank the following people for their contributions to the 1980 ARROW: Tessa Brown and Lionel Bailey for their photography services. Gail Elliott for her help in writing the sports copy. Mr. Smaw for drawing the dividers and the cover design. Mr. Kidner for his consistent services to the Yearbook Staff. Mrs. Tankard for her help in solving a complex problem. Cindy McKlusky and Cindy Goodson for teaching me the fundamer ials of creating a yearbook. 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