Central High School - Sand Fly Yearbook (Painter, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1962 volume:

Carolyn Lawson P.O. Box 141 Quinby, VA 23423 r c; ' 7- i 4L J- c 7 4S .dz o -— It is with deep and sincere appreciation that we, the Senior Class, wish to acknowledge the friendship and many hours that you have given us. Through your understanding of our numerous youthful prob¬ lems, we have become better equipped to face the future. With these things in mind we do hereby dedi¬ cate this. The 1962 Sandfly, to you-- Mr. William S. Nicholson Our Boosters e.a 2A; WLv uL jr (LAA- ' Ks MynUjiU (!!tu -(snjbf (3 i - t- J Ca vuC , ccJ mx, (ucU-Qn. hfeu oh. £ yn° Aj. 2 s f).A ( iduty hdyits A yvLs J ft A i ‘ife UlUruv s p J u y 1 II JH pX l o , • o JucG cfo cc_j 60. -AtueG Lt£cuc skd 42 Wc. (ZdminLitxation A Message .... Congeniality is one attribute of which there is seldom a surplus. Where it is present, things go smoothly and life is pleasant. Where it is lacking, life is of doubtful worth. It seems to me that the members of the Class of 196 2 may be characterized by this word congeniality . They are pleasant and agreeable. Getting along with them is easy. They contribute to one ' s faith in the essential goodness of mankind. Having them around is pleasant. Teaching them is restful. May this characteristic go with them all the days of their lives. Mr. William Nicholson Mrs. Evelyn Christian Mrs. Maude Henderson Mrs. Nina Lee Mapp Mrs. Ruth Nock Mrs. Lillie Doughty Mrs. Jane James Mr. W. E. Dunton Mrs. Margaret Martin Mrs. Bettie Bryan Mr. Trent Serini Mrs. Eleanor Hopkins Mrs. Courtney Taylor Mr. Sid Sturgis Miss Mary Sturgis Hummm had Four Gears TV Watch Litterbugs S reall y quite simple ! you know how the ducks feel The Clan May I lead? Smiuvca Class of ’62 CLASS HISTORY In September 1958, we ad¬ vanced an important step, from junior high to high school. As freshman we realized that in a few short years we would become those noble people called seniors. The officers chosen to lead us through our first year as high school students were Johnny Agar, Alan Martin, Jean Duer, and Sam Taylor. They all did a wonderful job and the year was a complete success. Our freshman year passed quickly and soon we were sopho¬ mores. The officers selectedto lead us were Johnny Agar, Joan Ashby, Irene Strugis, and Tom¬ my Duer. During this year we had many dances and began to work very hard in order to add money to our treasury for the future. We were all very pleased with ourselves and looked forward to a very promising junior year. The junior year was with us. This was the year we se¬ lected our class rings and gave the seniors the prom. The theme of the prom was Sayonara and the decorations were truly magnificent. Also we presented our junior play, Ah Wilderness, which was a big hit. Our class officers Irene Strugis, Johnny Agar, Joan Ashby, and Eddie Drewer did a wonderful job in leading us and helping us de¬ cide how to make money which would be used as seniors. All in all the junior year was the best we had ever experienced. The greatly anticipated year is here. We are now the priviledged seniors, with Billy Walman, Johnny Agar, LilMapp, and Eddie Drewer as our class officers. This is the year of our (senior class) trip to Washington and also the year that we are en¬ tertained by the juniors. It is while practicing for graduation, that we finally realize that our highschool career is quickly drawing to a close. As we made the final march down the hall at our graduation, we realized that another mile¬ stone of life had passed. Patricia Doris Barnes Patsy Sandra Lynne Matthews Sandra Preston Clyde Richardson Pres Claude Donald Webb Don Thomas McCrimmon Wescott Tommy 1- Biggest Teasers: Bonnie Bonniwell, Buddy Hickman 2- Biggest Procrastinators: Jean Duer, Bobby Mapp 3- Best Dancers: Phyllis Jester, Tommy Duer 4- Biggest Bookworms: Patty Dryden, Charles Drummond 5- Most School-spirited: Nina Brock, Eddie Drewer 6- Most Popular: John Agar, Georgie Mae Drummond 7- Best Dressed: Sandra Matthews, Billy Walman 8- Best All Around: John Agar, Georgie Mae Drummond : 9-Biggest Flirt: Alan Martin, Diana Kay Hickman 3? 10-Most Likely To Succeed: Carolyn Layne, Lenny LeCato 11-Best Looking: Sheila Custis, Bill Walman .1 2-Most Dramatic: Jane Ward, Lenny LeCato 13-Most Entertaining: Eddie Drewer, Susan Fowque 14-Woman Hater; Man Hater: Lenny LeCato, Patty Dryden 15-Most Athletic: Bonnie Bonniewell,Delmas Jester 16-Teachers Pet: Susan Fosque, Lenny LeCato ■ Iff pjf- ' fl I B •I? M y ii J I LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Of The Class of ' 62 We, the Senior Class of Central High School, County of Accomack, State of Virginia, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testa¬ ment, hereby revoking all former wills and codicils by us at anytime heretofore made. SECTION I: ARTICLE I: We, the Seniors of ' 62 leave to the Seniors of ' 63 our financial difficulties and all the problems thereto accuring. ARTICLE II: To Mr. Johnson and to the faculty, we leave peace, quiet, and a brighter future. . . until next year. ARTICLE III: To the rest of the school we leave our deepest sympathy for hav¬ ing to undergo our loss. SECTION II: 1. Randy Richardson leaves Sharon Davis to Babe Bonniwell. 2. Tommy Wescott wills his safe driving awards to Johnny Atkinson. 3. Patty Dryden wants Ann Cropper to have her Tang and a few Ace ' s. 4. Andy Killmon wills his old duck blind to David Boulter. 5. Buddy Hickman wills his good looking honeys to P. K. Hargis. 6. Billy Walman wills his steady hands and desire to be a surgeon to Paige Voyles. 7. The Mapp boys leav their cue sticks to Tommy Parks. 8. Jean Duer leaves her sluggish manner to Janet Calloway. 9. Patsy Baines wills her cosmetics to Starr Warren. 10. Diana Kay Hickman bequeaths her red hair to Carolyn Killmon so it will match George ' s. 11. Teddy rmglebrecht leaves his Milwaukee muscle to Everett Beasley. 12. Johnny Agar leaves his mountain dew machine to Danny Mills. 13. Randall Warren leaves his chemical know-how to Kenneth Behnken. 14. Mickey Bonniwell leaves his interest in Vampires and Mighty Mouse to Steve Guy He also wills his bugle to Frankie Ashby. 15. Jackie Kellam leaves his attractive blush and dimple to Jennings Widgeon. 16. Eddie Drewer leaves his lucky dice to Albert LeCato. 17. Susan Fosque leaves her ability to express herself colorfully to Sharon Davis. 18. Karen Ashby leaves her boisterous ways to Jane Johnson. 19. Martha Ashby leaves her gift to gab to Barbara Smith. 20. Bobby Dennis wills his bangs to Richard Powers and Tommy Matthews. 21. Sheila Custis wills her cup cake box to Cecil Walters. 22. Phyllis Jester leaves her diamond to Barbara Rice in hopes that she will be quali fied to wear it in the near future. 23. Larry Custis wills his method of getting along with Mr. Dunton to George Mears. 24. Tommy Duer wills his friendship with Mr. Nicholson to Greg Gladden. 25. Charles Drummond leaves his horned rimmed glasses to Freddie Lilliston. 26. Roland Elliot wills his sassy comments to Marianne Melton. 27. Bonnie Bonniwell leaves her maternal instinct to Anne Phillips. 28. Nina Brock leaves one broken thumb to Carolyn Kellam and to Lynn Owens she leaves her mashed thumb. 29. Linda Mason leaves all of her tight skirts to Sandra Walman. 30. David Warren leaves his false teeth to Dwight Phillips in case of disaster. 31. Sam Taylor leaves his agility to R. B. Custis. 32. Press Richardson leaves Billy Walman ' s radio antenna to Ray Kellam. 33. Jane Ward wills her tidy ways to Marilyn Powell. 34. Sandra Matthews and Harry Levesque leave their audacity to kiss in public to whomever it may concern. 35. Donnie Webb wills his co-operative ways to Bradley Doughty. 36. Lenny LeCato wills his dramatic ability to Wallace Pruitt. 37. Joan Ashby wills her class ring to Brenda Sterling to be passed on to the first available male. 38. Radean Wescott leaves her flashy eye make-up to Shirley Jones. 39. Georgia Mae Drummond leaves her long, heavy foot to Betty Farlow. 40. Avy Belote leaves her please help me attitude to Ruth Ellen Mears. 41. Alan Martin wills his Chincoteague girls to Virgil Watson. 42 Delmas wills all his trophies to Jimmy Sturgis. 42. Lil Mapp leaves her ability to converse with Mrs. Rue to Marianne Doremus. 43. Francis Stevens wills her crazy expressions to Catherine Killmon. 44. Dixie Phillips leaves her Hog Island drawl to Joanne Hickman. 45. George Ward just leaves. Vjid cclaaAAneti We Thank You Juniors for your hard work in planning our most memo¬ rable evening of the year. JUNIOR OFFICERS President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Brenda Sterling . Danny Mills . Starr Warren . Sharon Davis Francis Bradley Ashby Frankie John William Atkinson Johnny Everett Beasley Everett Kenneth Charles Behnken Kenny Larry Lawrence Bonniwell Babe David Boulter David Janet Callaway Janet Anne Cropper Hullings Barbara Downing Barbara Betty Farlow Betty Gregory Gladden Greg Stephen Guy Steve Preston Hargis P. K. Joanne Hickman Joanne Ralph Custis, Jr. R. B. Sharon Davis Sharon Mary Doremus Mary Ann Tankard Doughty Bradley Martha Johnson Jane Ra Kell am Ray Carolyn Kellam Carolyn Kathleen Parker ' ' Kathy ' ' Shirley Jones Shirley Catherine Killmon Catherine Albert LeCato Albert Thomas Matthews Tommy S ! V Danny Mills Danny Lynn Owens Lynn Carolyn Killmon Carolyn George Mears George Ruth E. Mears Ruth Ellen Marianne Melton Marianne Bette A. Phillips Anne mm Dwight Phillips Dwight Marilyn Powell Marilyn Richard Powers Dickie Wallace Pruitt Wallace Cecil Walters Joan Warren Virgil Watson David Widgeon Cecil Starr Virgil Jennings WK George M. Ashby Christina Beasley Larry Bonniwell Roy L. Booth Gloria Bull James Bundick Josephine Bundick Nancy Carrow Sophomores Susan Custis Ann H. Davis George Doughty Donna L. Drummond Kerry L. Duer Harry Eichelberger Peggy Eichelberger Mary A. Finney Sandra Hornby Jean Kenyon Richard L. Levesque Patricia Lewis Cathy Mapp Dorothy Lynch Pam Matthews Liza Nottingham i Ellen Parker Troy Sowers Richard Spencer Marilyn Sturgis Carolyn Vandegrift Kerry Wallace Margaret Patsy Voyles Mary P. Voyles Darlene Wallace E. Ward Linwood Windsor Oscar Winslow David Wright Freshmen Eloise Behnken Vernon Bell Ted Belote Steve Booth Phyllis Brock Clifford Brown Sandra Bundick James Burton Ben Byrd Wayne Carpenter Gerald Chambers Jay Clark Robert Coleman Terry Colonna John Crockett Jackie Crooper Barry Doughty Mary Ann Doughty Betty Evans Barbara Fletcher Gail Fox Carole Gaskins Jimmy Harmon Mary Jenkins Maxine Jenkins Nanette Johnson Harland Jones Patsy Kellam Jimmy Kenyon Paul Levesque 1 . i Donna Osborne Patsy Parker Sam PArker Ann Parks Danny Parks Wayne Parks Ronnie Paul Clifford Phillips Larry Phillips Alma Read Jeanne Roache Cathy Sandidge Rowell Sargeant Virginia Scott Patty Spence Judy Spencer Lynn Stauffer Jimmy Sturgis Jimmy Taylor Suzanne Taylor Carolyn Thompson Rickie Waller Sammy Walman Jean Windsor - Grade Sturgis Ashby Faye Baker C. r- m • t m mm m Pat Bell • Richard Bradshaw Jerry Booth David Bradshaw Charlotte Bundick Paul Custis Wayne Custis Larry Cutler Earl Drewer Elliot Drummond Kate Gladden Margaret Groton William Guy Patsy Hopkins Ruth Johnson Allie Kellam Jeanne Hart Mary Lee Hickman Gary Kellam Larry Lathbury Charles LeCato Pat Larson ? Lynn Parker Judy Parkfe Joanne barker Hank O’Kusky Bobby Owens Virginia Phillips John Powell Cathy Powers Norma Smith Susan Sowers Janice Stauffer Norman Thornton James Smith Dillard Walker Barbara Wallace Harry Wallace Don Warren Suzanne Waterfield Dana Williams Jack Wilson Seventh Grade Charles Lee Baker Constance Behnken Delores Booth Gloria Ann Bradford William Bradford Donald Walter Bradshaw John C. Carpenter Margaret Jean Corbin Yvonne Dix Mary Alice Guy Betty Belle Groton Linda Finney Donna Hornby Lawrence Jester Judy Dale Jones George Kellam Timothy Killmon John LeCato Mary Mapp Jamine Massey fjjg ■ ' m 9 star Harriet Moore Rosa Nottingham Betty Ann Parks Daniel Parks William Phillips Betty Jane Powers John Powers Trent Roberts Marsha Ross Linda Sturgis Keith Thompson Edward Lee Thornton Shirley Voyles Richard Wallace Roland Thomas Waller Patricia Ann Widgeon Joyce Windsor Sharon Wright FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Preston Richardson, Harry Eichelberger, Sidney Mapp, Delmas Jester, Randall Warren, Gregg Gladden, Tim Parks, P. K. Hargis, Vernon Bell, BACK ROW: Coach Serini, Jimmy Bundick, Richard Spencer, Sam Taylor, George Doughty, Chuck Parks, Tom Parks, David Wright. j! ||| I The Bulldog’s bite is fierce !! Senior Grid Stars TL ui 6 ° UP ' nM 8AM S5 V«tX ' are. B JJit wall aU fcral s u . ? e and i w h „“ 23 £«i  w a - ' , a auc v was ' « hlnlg a rkU . Ho was very tack ec0 vered SSf’Se ' ' S -S 5 |S £i badis. Oia s ec- ■d do Ce Taylor ,( the f ain u ooing best when Uu ft . FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jerry Booth, Paul Levesque, Danny Parks, Sam Walman, Jimmy Kenyon, A. J. Kellam. SECOND ROW: Hank O ' Kusky, Steven Booth, Gary Kellam, C. W. Savage, Gerald Cham¬ bers. THIRD ROW: Ted Belote, Richard Webb, Dillard Walker, Rob¬ ert Coleman, Don Warren. Co-Captains Cathy Sandidge Vanette Matthews Left to Right Donna Osborne, Susan Sowers, Kate Gladden, Pat Larsen, Carolyn Thompson, Maxine Jenkins, Lynn Parker, Mary Lee Hickman, Jackie Cropper. TOP, Left to Right: Brenda Sterling, Ruth Mears, Janet Calloway, Diana Hickman, Jo Bundick, Joanne Hickman, Sharon Davis, Georgia Drummond. BOTTOM: Anne Crop¬ per, Bonnie Lou Bonniwell, Nina Brock, Star Warren. TOP, Left to Right: Carolyn Thompson, Virginia Scott, Nancy Carrow, Dorothy Lynch, Jean Windsor, Peggy Eichelberger, Cathy Sandidge. MIDDLE: Gloria Bull, Kerry Lynn Duer, Sandra Hornby, Donna Drummond. BOTTOM: Ruby Rue, Gayle Fox, Ann Davis, Liza Not¬ tingham, Jennie Kenyon, Nanette Johnson. Tom Parks Harry Eichelberger Mickey Ashby Ted Englebrecht Richard Spencer George Doughty Paul Levisque Ricky Levesque Chuck Parks Jim Bundick Vernon Bell Delmas Jester ▼ (ZctUdUMs OFFICERS President: Billy Walman Vice-President: Jackie Daniel Secretary: Lil Mapp Treasurer: Bobby Dennis Junior Senior ; U.-Mf nCMS !•?. Ak ' ckolsoW President, Larry Custis Vice-President, Tommy Duer Secretary, Donnie Webb Treasurer, Andy Killmon President, Patty Dryden Vice-President, Sharon Davis Secretary, Georgie Drummond Treasurer, Ann Phillips The Annual Staff ! ' • Here we are searching diligently for new and interesting ideas for you readers. Through misfortune we lost one of our members, Jackie Daniel. She was one of the hardest workers on the staff, a friend to all, and a personality that shall never be forgotten. Words can not express our gratitude for the helping hand and patience given to us by our advisor, Mrs. Nancy Irvin. Without her guidance we could never have made this annual a reality. The Staff: Mrs. Irvin, Jackie Daniel, Bill Walman, Jean Duer, Lenny LeCato, Carolyn Layne, Eddie Drewer, Joan Ashby, Editor, John¬ ny Agar, Patty Dryden, Lill Mapp, and Alan Martin. Officers President John Agar Vice-President Bill Waldman Secretary Diana Kay Hickman Class Representatives Pat Bell Kate Gladden . Tim Kilmon Trent Roberts Kerry Duer David Wright Mary Ellen Jenkens Clifford Brown Eddie Drewer Lil Mapp Albert LeCato Janet Calloway One of the main projects of the SCA at Central is to send a number of representatives to the Miller and Rhodes Forum in Richmond on a Saturday in February. Foreign students, who attend school in the United States, represfent their countries in a panel discussion. Many ideas are brought to view and abet¬ ter understanding between the pupils of different nation¬ alities is obtained. This year the Central SCA sent twenty-seven SCA members to the forum. President-John Agar Vice-President-Diana Hickman Chaplin - Phyllis Jester Recreation - Linda Mason Door Keeper - George Doughty To create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christain character through¬ out the club, the community, and the country. The Coed Hi-Y Club of Central has proven a very dedicated group. Through the help and guidance of Mrs. Mildred Nock they have done much toward the fulfillment of the Club ' s goal. 4-H Club Officers President- Pat Larsen Vice-President- Suesanne Waterfield Secretary- Rosie Kay Nottingham Treasurer- Marcia Ross E. E. BAGWELL Contractors Dealers i n Building Supplies Che riton Virginia WATTS BROTHERS Fine Apparel for Gentlemen Pa rks1ey Virginia Batter Whipped SWEETHEART First in FIavor Texture Freshness Comp 1iments of FRIEND C. D. MARSH, JEWELER C1 i f and Joe Marsh SU 7-3333 Onancock Virginia THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Membe r of F.D. 1.C. £FEDERAL RESERVE Onancock Virginia THE PEOPLES TRUST BANK Capital and Surplus $400,000.00 Exmore Virginia Compliments of MILDRED KELLAM ' S BEAUTY SHOP G 1 2-6024 Exmore Virginia RICHARDSON ' S FURNITURE STORE Hotpoint and Admiral Appliances Sieg 1er Oil Heaters Onancock Virgin ia Compliments of ROY W. DRUMMOND Builder of Homes G 1 2-5377 Pungoteague Virginia Compliments of LLOYD P. PARROTT Complete Insurance Phone G1 2-6030 Exmore Virgin ia N0RTANE GAS COMPANY, INC. Meter and Bottle Gas L. P. Gas Nordstorm Oil Co. Inc. Exmore Virginia WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME Phone SU 7-2340 Onancock Virginia Comp 1iment s of EXMORE CAMERA CENTER Exmore Virginia EXMORE ESSO SERVICENTER Stanley Kellam Manager XjriinwrN (£sso) VlHTIOIIS Phone Gl 2-6144 ASGROW SEED COMPANY Joseph A. Duer Branch Manager Phone GI 2-5451 Exmore Virgin ia MRS. 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Hughes Watson, Secretary-Treasurer Cong ratu1 ations to the Class of 1962 Quality Furniture Coverings Biggs Reproductions Karastan Rugs THE EASTERN SHORE CITIZENS BANK Onancock Accomac Ke 1 1 e r Painter Onancock Virginia Compliments of CUSTIS RECORD SHOP Winston J. Custis, Prop. BURNETT WALTON Exmore Virginia G 1 2-6275 Exmore Virginia C. A. NOTTINGHAM INSURANCE Comp 1iments of G 1 2-6581 C. J. PRETTYMAN JR. Produce Broker Exmore Virginia Exmore Virg i n i a Comp 1iment s of LLOYD ' S DRUG STORE Comp 1iments of G1 2-2667 Exmore Virginia JOHN R. DRUMMOND @1 TANKARD ' S PHARMACY Compliments of Also Open Wednesday Afternoons ONANCOCK BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Exmore Virginia SU 7-2000 Onancock Virginia FARMERS MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK 3% Interest on Savings Accounts Compliments of COPES ICE S COAL CO. On 1ey Virginia Tas1ey Virginia WESTERN AUTO For Sporting Goods Exmore Virginia H. M. JAMES COMPANY House of Fabr ics Na s sawadox Virginia A. T. HICKMAN LUMBER COMPANY G I 2-6260 Painter Virginia KELLAM DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. TEXACO PRODUCTS Fuel Oil Pr i nted Metered Del ivery Radio Dispa tched Trucks GROWERS SEED AND FERTILIZER COMPANY SHIPPERS OF FARM PRODUCE Seed Potatoes Farm Supplies C. J. PRETTYMAN SONS Rea 1 tors and SILVER BEACH SUPPLY CO. Te1ephone GI 2-6131 G I 2-6112 Broad St. Exmore, Virginia THE EASTERN SHORE NEWS Serving.... All of the Eastern Shore of Virginia Contributing... To the development of our area through participation in youth programs Sponsor.... Of the Eastern Shore of Virginia Teenager of the Year award Onancock Virginia bz p CZ tL -; £ .. -J- ' C- .- ' ) - J-r 1 - 2 C X. S 2 7 ' — ' - tf Z- _ 5 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA ■ vm ’A ' t ' |.,v aa ■ tic ■ v ! mi ■ . m wm T ' -y ■ ■ ' ■ ' ■ vt.; . 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