Chincoteague High School - Chinco Yearbook (Chincoteague, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1960 volume:

wmMti WJA M)i- mttVMsVL AJ.aw tci Indication Not all teachers have that all important ability to keep students busy and progressive and still have them remain happy and contented. Not all teachers have that fine perception which enables them to realize when their students have reached the work point where their academic and social responsibilities cease to return the greatest rewards . In our Commercial Department we have a cheerful, dedicated teacher, who demonstrates daily all of the characteristics men¬ tioned. ' For six years we have had a teacher who has conducted her classes in a quiet, orderly and efficient manner. Courteous in every respect and always attentive and mindful of the needs and wishes of her students, this teacher has raised our standard of thinking and working in our classroom activities. This is the type of teacher whose influence profoundly affects the daily living and the future of each student she teaches. Therefore, we, the class of 1960, enthusiastically dedicate this annual to our commercial teacher, Mrs. Christine Conklin, and to our math teacher, Mrs. Stella Taylor. honors When one is highly respected, deeply loved, and greatly admired by many, there, indeed, must be a reason. Mrs. Ida Anne Gladding is that reason. She has proven in her short stay at Chincoteague High School that with a little patience and understanding, nothing is impossible. Through Mrs. Gladding’s genuine love for teaching and sincere interest in pupils, she has in¬ spired them to devote more time to studying and learning. The combination of a pleasant dis¬ position, winning personality, ability to make friends, wonderful sense of humor, and willing¬ ness to help at all times are qualities to which we wish to pay tribute and homage. Because of our association with her, we have increased our standards morally as well as intellectually. Thus, we humbly honor our friend and teacher, Mrs. Ida Anne Gladding. IDA ANNE POWELL PRINCIPAL, THOMAS PHILLIPS .. ■ X 1 l GLENN J. MUHLE REBECCA MEARS KATHRYN NOCK ELIZABETH TILGHMAN BEN EICHELBERGER DAVID ROGERS STELLA TAYLOR GRACE BYRD ANN HURDLE BETTY B. MATTHEWS CHRISTINE CONKLIN RUTH DOUGHTY LILLIAN REW IONA CONNER m ■ ' 0(VA • c 5jtvA cK ( XX- JU WW OM S lvtvjL«5 O L Vuw- 0o3kk u, WXhsJU JlXjvS d wAujJL -UO X. Qs XkJOa jJ Hjl y 4 yivfiK J W A j . baiv IttfV SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS- -Bobby Nock, Vice-President (now acting as Pres¬ ident); Reid Icard, President; Tommy Elliott, Treasurer; Kathryn Birch, Secretary. ROBERT STUART NOCK Kookie French Club, Treasurer 12 Delegate to Boys' State American Legion Award Vice-President 12 Yearbook Staff School Patrol Treasurer 1 1 President 9 Basketball Baseball 4-H Club 4-H King T rack REID ORVILLE Reid ICARD Literary Club, President 11,12 Art Editor, School Newspaper Delegate to Boys' State Yearbook Staff President 12 Basketball Glee Club 4-H Club Track REBECCA ANNE JONES Becky F. H. A. , President 12, Vice-President 11 Tri-Hi-Y Club Yearbook Staff Literary Club 4-H Club WILLIAM THOMAS ELLIOTT Tommy Eastern Shore All Star President 10,11 Yearbook Staff Treasurer 12 Football 4-H Club Track RUTH IRENE SPEIDEL Jane French Club, Reporter 12 Yearbook Staff Glee Club 4-H Club LOUIS THOMAS BIRCH, JR. Tarzan French Club, Social Chairman 12 Yearbook Staff School Patrol 4-H Club Football Track Band KATHRYN ANN BIRCH Kack Southern States YMCA Convention Literary Club, Secretary 11.12 Tri-Hi-Y Club, Vice-President 12 District President- 12 French Club, Secretary 12 Delegate to Girls' State Cheerleader, Captain 12 Model General Assembly Powder Puff Bowl Game Softball, Captain 11 Secretary 9, 11, 12 Football Queen 11 Treasurer 9, 10 4-H Club, 4-H Queen Yearbook Staff School Reporter Glee Club RICHARD HUBERT BETTS Rick Swimming Team Basketball Football Track ROBERT GERALD MEARS Jerry French Club Sergeant at Arms 12 Delegate t o Boys' State School Patrol Basketball Baseball 4-H Club Track KAYE ETHEL JONES Kaye Tri-Hi-Y Club Treasurer 12 4-H Honor Club Literary Club Secretary 8 4-H Queen Glee Club F.H.A. Club 4-H Club u NANCY BERRY DAISEY Nancy Delegate to Girls' State Powder Puff Bowl Game American Legion Award Vice-President 10, 11 Yearbook Staff Tri-Hi-Y Club Literary Club President 8 Cheerleader Glee Club 4-H Club GEORGE THOMAS HALL Tommy 4-H Club Band Ja KAREN LOUISE GASKINS Karen Home Economics Award Tri-Hi-Y Club Basketball Glee Club Softball 4-H Club F.H.A. Club I DOROTHY NANCY Snooks Literary Club Secretary 10 Cheerleader Pep Squad Glee Club 4-H Club ROBERT NORMAN CLARK Sniff School Patrol Baseball 4-H Club OLIVER ROGER SAMUEL CLARK Rog School Patrol Baseball 4-H Club A� THOMAS EARL REED Tommy School Patrol 4-H Club Baseball T rack Band BONNIE BLUE BARRETT Bonnie French Club, Vice-President 12 Tri-Hi-Y Club, Chaplain 12 Literary Club Secretary 10 Bible Club Glee Club 4-H Club RUTH ANN SMITH Rue-Rue Subscription Manager Vice-President 10 Tri-Hi-Y Club Literary Club Reporter 8, 9 Softball F. H. A. Club 4-H Club JACQUELINE FAYE HOLLOWAY Jackie Powder Puff Bowl Game Literary Club Cheerleader Glee Club 4-H Club Softball F. H. A. Club WILLIAM OSCAR FOX Foxie 4-H Club BARRY NELSON JESTER Barry French Club, President 12 Eastern Shore All Star Football King 11 Student Council School Patrol 4-H Club Football Baseball Track J JJ Ji I EMERSON SYLVESTER LISCUM Emerson Delegate to Boys' State 4-H Club Track Band JUDY FAYE HOPKINS Judy Air Force Auxiliary Future Nurses Club Newspaper Staff Literary Club Drill Team Glee Club 4-H Club F.H.A. Club VERA LOUISE STOUT Vera Treasurer 8,9,11 Tri-Hi-Y Club Literary Club Bible Club Glee Club 4-H Club F.H.A. Club WILLIAM EDWARD TIMMONS Bill Yearbook Staff School Patrol 4-H Club Football Baseball FANNY FRANCIS CLARK Fanny Powder Puff Bowl Game Literary Club Cheerleader Glee Club 4-H Club F.H.A. Club Softball CARL RICHARD SHREAVES Curly Football King 12 Student Council School Patrol Basketball 4-H Club Football Baseball Track dcusiA ' 'Yij 6 y ' AA «o ' C, A n - Q } A- • u-. A -Asl.-u. rp -t } U' Al P - AAA A� «A«c CAo uuo s A y zi'KS C GEORGE EDWARD WHITE George School Patrol 4-H Club MARIA ELEANOR CAMPBELL Marie Glee Club 4-H Club F.H.A. Club JACQUELINE FAYE QUILLEN Jackie Tri-Hi-Y Club Glee Club Softball F.H.A. Club 4-H Club L£la CAROLE SUE MERRI TT Carole Southern States YMCA Convention Tri-Hi- Y Club, Vice-President 10, 11 President 12 Literary Club, Vice-President 12 F. H. A. , Secretary 12 Yearbook Staff School Reporter Softball 4-H Club Glee Club Band HAROLD DERRICKSON, JR. Harold French Club, Chaplain 12 Literary Club School Patrol 4-H Club CAROLE SUE TAYLOR Pin Curls Powder Puff Bowl Game Literary Club Cheerleader Glee Club 4-H Club F. H. A. Club BONNIE JEAN CHERRIX Bonnie Pep Squad Glee Club 4-H Club Softball REGINA EDNA STUBBS Reggie Pep Squad, Captain 10 Literary Club Tri-Hi-Y Club Treasurer 8 Glee Club 4-H Club Band BARBARA JANE WIMBROUGH Babs Powder Puff Bowl Game Tri-Hi-Y Club 4-H Club Glee Club .. fa. DARLENE MARY LEWIS Darlene Reporter School Newspaper 4-H Honor Club Literary Club Glee Club 4-H Club doiimuttent (Elass BOOKKEEPINC C- OXiLXjJ x jt JOqlaS A_, X3(vOA «Ui f W VA) VJu vXAvW' 'T( jva k b LUu' 'Kl Ul Y ? W vJ 5 Q 1 7 xW'Os 01 L MhrA 'A UL, KSlSlaJ napsljots Bahu pictures ’ A Ul (oAcfce d ? }jie r- ‘ Tied? G r yerruaL, D lJl(?We( TuJ p ofjtXaA OojeJLitr-, (oV t®”6 (SS IZlty |3ropl]ecg Listen my friends and you will hear A preview of the years so near. Some fates are great and some are sad. But we'll remember the fun we've had. Bonnie Barrett, our smart little lass, is now going to college to learn to teach class. Kathryn Birch, who likes to flirt, is now home making her daughter a skirt. Marie Campbell, who forgot how to spell, is now the owner of a big oil well. Bonnie Cherrix, who's got that zing, is now 94 and just received a wedding ring. Fanny Clark, who is going out to sea, has a sailor and is laughing with glee. Nancy Daisey, our young housewife, is now leading a very happy life. Karen Gaskins, our short little miss, still isn't too short for her husband's kiss. Jackie Holloway, who is very keen, is now a Rock 'n' Roll queen. Regina Hudson, who likes to dance, is now in Reno in a trance. Becky Jones, our pizza party hostess, really thinks her man is the mostest . Kaye Jones, Miss Chincoteague of all, is now Miss America and having a ball. Darlene Lewis, known for her tricks, is now queen of all the beatniks. Carole Sue Merritt, is now in college, but to play softball, not to gain knowledge. Dorothy Oliver, who has curls, sits in the park feeding the squirrels. Jackie Quillen, who likes the boys, now works at Silco, in charge of the toys. Ruth Ann Smith, who likes a green Ford, now has her own pool and diving board. Irene Speidel, neat and petite, is now studying man's physique. Vera Stout, our loud little mouse, now has a husband, six kids, and a house. Carol Sue Taylor, is a trained nurse, but most of her patients wind up in a hearse. Barbara Wimbrough, sure is tops, for when it comes to beauty, she uses Moondrops . Judy Hopkins, our sophisticated dame, is now playing the mating game. Ricky Betts, the red-headed flame, divorced his wife and he is to blame. Tommy Birch, the red-headed flirt, now has a job digging dirt. Robert Clark, who is full of spark, now is the father of little Clark . Roger Clark, who is a clerk, has a wife who does his work. Harold Derrickson, known for telling the truth, now has only one Gold-Tooth . Tommy Elliott, that hot little flame, is now living on Primrose Lane . Bill Fox, a wised-up man, has joined the Marines for a twenty year stand. Tommy Hall, of 135 lbs. , is a jalopy playboy who rides around. Reid Icard, the best guy in town, is now down South running around. Barry Jester, who dyes his hair, is now riding an old gray mare. Emerson Liscum, who's madly in love, is now running around with his turtle-dove. Jerry Mears, our handsome cad, is now a stand-in for Alan Ladd. Bobby Nock, who likes to bop, is now on Bandstand doing the Hop. Tommy Reed, who likes to sing, soon plans to be Rock 'n' Roll king. Carl Shreaves, has a desire, to get out of school and then retire. Bill Timmons, of football fame, has finally made the Rose Bowl Game. George White, is certainly no sad sack, he is riding around in a new Cadillac. PUUI amt 'Sestantmt We, the Class of 1960, residing within the boundaries of the Island of Chin- coteague, do hereby publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, affirming all the while our mental alert¬ ness, soundness of mind, and all that jazz. We propose that this epistle render void any previous documents which have been prepared by kindred, suffering souls. We take pride in leaving behind us brilliant scholastic careers, ideal student- teacher relationships, and conduct records upon which no blemish can be seen . Bon Voyage ! I, Bonnie Blue Barrett, will my ability to go steady to Charline Matthews, provided that she does not go with Emerson as long as I have with Denny. I, Kathryn Ann Birch, will my ability to get out of class to Mary Lou Birch, provided that she does not miss driving class by trying to get out of math. I, Maria Eleanor Campbell, will Mike to Bonnie Barrett, pro¬ vided that she takes his fleas with him. I, Bonnie Jean Cherrix, will my ability to type to Susie Faye McGee, provided that she enjoys it as much as I have. I, Nancy Berry Daisey, will my ability to make friends to Carolyn Reynolds, provided that she makes as many as I have. I, Karen Louise Gaskins, will my ability to sew to Mary Lou Maddox, provided that she wins more sewing awards than I did. I, Jacqueline Faye Holloway, will my ability to be mischievous to Jerry Besecker, provided that he does not get into as much trouble as I have . I, Judy Faye Hopkins, will my ability to bowl to Loretta Stout, provided that she does not make as many strikes as I did. I, Rebecca Anne Jones, will my sarcasm to Mrs. Gladding, pro¬ vided that she does not mean any more by it than I did. I, Kaye Ethel Jones, will my love for the South and classical music to Rita Jones. I, Darlene Mary Lewis, will my ability to do shorthand to Nancy Carole Lewis, provided that she enjoys it as much as I have. I, Carole Sue Merritt, will my ability to drive to Marguerite Lassiter, provided that she looks where she is going, not where she has been. I, Nancy Dorothy Oliver, will my accomplishments made in high school to Eugenia Hopkins, provided that she combines them with her own to form a more prospective future. I, Jacqueline Faye Quillen, will my ability to drive to Virginia Marshall, provided that she does not run up on the sidewalks and wreck the car as I did. I, Fanny Francis Clark, will my ability to flirt to Ina Rae Daisey, provided that she gets as many boy friends as I have. I, Ruth Ann Smith, will my love for Fords to Norine Hall, provided that she does not like the same driver. Je, Ruth Irene Speidel, legue ma capacite fairechosesa la minute derniere a Madame Gladding, pourvu qu’elle ne fait pas “goof” plus que une fois un mois. I, Vera Louise Stout, will my ability to drive to Loretta Stout, provided that she gets her license sooner than I did. I, Regina Edna Stubbs, will my love for the University of Miami and Calypso Music to Betsy Rhodes. I, Carol Sue Taylor, will my long hair to Eugenia Hopkins, pro¬ vided that she combs it fifty times a day. I, Barbara Jane Wimbrough, will my curly locks to Marguerite Lassiter, provided that she does not set it any more than I have. I, Richar d Hubert Betts, will my ability to dye hair to Ina Liscum, provided that she becomes a beautician after graduation. I, Louis Thomas Birch, will my ability to play hooky the first day of school to Larry Hill, provided that he does not get caught as I did. I, Robert Norman Clark, will my curls to Mr. Budd, provided that he does not pincurl them every night. I, Roger Samuel Clark, will my dental appointments to Delgene Phillips, provided that he has bigger cavities than I. I, Harold G. Derrickson, will my ability to survive on two hours sleep a night to Janice Niblett, provided that she does not get but seven hours sleep each week during her senior year at Wakefield. I, William Thomas Elliot, will my little black “Who’s Who’’ book to Ricky Beebe, provided that he uses it more than I have in the past year. I, William Oscar Fox, will my ability to get speeding tickets to Mary Lou Maddox, provided that she does not get over three a week. I, George Thomas Hall, will my ability to drive to Carolyn Reynolds, provided that she does not break the sound barrier. I, Reid Orville Icard, will my baby blue eyes to my favorite English teacher, provided that she uses them as well as I have. I, Barry Nelson Jester, will my “special talents’’ to Sharon Jester, provided that she does not overuse them. I, Emerson Sylvester Liscum, will my ability to drive to Charline Matthews, provided that she drives with care. I, Robert Gerald Mears, will my ability to match pennies to Butch Tolbert, provided that no one squeals on him. I, Robert Stuart Nock, will my comb to Archie Jones Pedro Gonzales Senor Lopez Adams Jr., provided that he grows long hair and side burns and combs it at least a dozen times a day. I, Thomas Earl Reed, will my ability to eat french fries to Mary Lou Maddox, provided that she does not eat too many and get too fat. I, Carl Richard Shreaves, will my ability to fight with Parksley boys to the oncoming football players of C. H. S., provided that their fathers do not have to pay their fines. I, William Edward Timmons, will my ability to drive to Ronnie Lewis, provided that he does not have as many wrecks as I have had. I, George Edward White, will my ability to get out out of home¬ work to Ronnie Birch, provided that he gets out of as much as I have in my senior year. GWkxX A juxjxxX °( jt yj� - yj - +l ty Sittij y enter Roster ante Etkes Btslikes Robbies Prised Puss. Pestre Besting Bonnie Barrett People My Chatter Trotting Bible Mission¬ ary Old Maid Kathryn Birch Opposite Sex Nosey People Flirting Love Letters Nurse Nurse Burnette Marie Campbell Spaghetti Home Ec. Collect¬ ing J. R. Guitar First Woman Educated Bum Bonnie Cherrix Johnny Nosey People Records Trotting Class Ring Pres. Nurse Patient Fanny Clark Men Nothing Flirting Johnny Typist Beatnik Nancy Daisey Jerry Nothing Cooking Rings Nurse Housewife Karen Gaskins Eddie Slander Sewing Class Ring To Get Married 50 Children Jackie Holloway Jerry B. 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O SL) O-AfU V—- 1 Elizabeth Withal, Eddie Lewis, Mary Etta Hill, Clemet Williams, Ann Clark, Robert Reed, David Burgess, Adela Jones, Richard Quillen, Jan Birch, Wan Jester, Betsy Rhodes, Loretta Stout, Eddie Moran, Margaret Wessells, Kenny O’Dell, Shelia Reed, Roy Tolbert, Paul Zupan, Noreen Hall, Ronnie Birch, Vivian Walker, Stanley Jester, Nancy Lewis, Mary Esther Taylor, Bill Winder, Carolyn Beebe, Eugenia Hopkins, Faye Outten, Betty Campbell, David Walker, Gail Birch, Susie Jackson, Nancy Burton, Virginia Marshall, Barbara Kambarn. Qlratbs Charles Turlington, Elizabeth Merritt, Joan Clark, Carol Bitner, Ronnie Malone, Roy Bowden, Delbert Bowden, Louise Bloxom, Nancy Taylor, Paula Bowden, Jane Aycock, Morris Whealton, Larry Johnson, Jane Ellen Smith, Brenda Turlington, Margaret Withal, Lewis Earl Budd, Louise Campbell, Monty Platan, Patricia Bowden, Charles Brittingham, Joseph Jester, Ricky Fish, Eugene McGee, James Taylor, Jimmy Holloway, Eddie Watson, Everett Lewis, Eddie L. Watson, Mr. Rogers. Donald Cherrix, Nicky Bernstein, Evan Jeffries, Bill Speidel, John Gilliss, Robert Umphlette, Douglas Daisey, Ross Whealton, Donald Ray Cherrix, Billie Ann Shreaves, Donald Birch, Ronnie Lewis, William Fick, Greggory Phillips, Pamela Betts, Carolyn Jester, Ralph Jones, Paul Jester, For- reste MacDowell, Gail Jester, Bertie Merritt, Mary Waterhouse, Pris¬ cilla Tarr, Lucille Birch, Diana Brown, Ann Icard, Molly McGee, Gayle Bowden, Nancy Thornton, Janice Hill, Joan Coulbourne, Cheryl Deboer. jlehenilj (Iratbs OUR SCIENCE corner Connie Salyer, Stanley Cherrix, Robert Jester, Fredericia Hindle, JudyJester, Mary Bradford, Betty' Whealton, Allen Reed, Robert Oliver, Judy Watson, Robert Kambarn, Andrea Roberson, Bert Lunn, Robert Cherrix, Robert Holeston, William Reed, Linda Walker, Johanna Mears, Charles Besecker, Warnen Jester, Joyce Jester, Thomas Huffman, Reita Richardson, Teresa Jones, Sandra West, Martha Hurst, Elodie Hopkins, Dorothy Watson, Kathy Shelly, Scott Davis, Asher Daisey, Linda Russell, Steve Hulsey, Sandra Young, Richard Dennis, Rosetta Shreaves, Mrs. Rew. Jimmy Bowden, Jackie Post, Sharon McGonigal, Kenny Jester, Sharon Sarnicola, Carol Wimbrough, Marlene Ross, Brenda Daisey, David Huffman, Michael Bernstein, Cathy Jester, Alan Bowden, Robert Watson, Roseanne Aycock, Carole Clear, Linda Russell, Jerry Tarr, Pattie Williams, Larry Williams, Virginia Ross, Reita Reed, David Bowden, Calvin Booth, Benny Peters, Robert Husky, Tommy Trader, Linda Barrett, Kenny Taylor, Sandra Tarr, Baxter Breasure, Mrs. Conner. 4- football tEearn Tommy Mason, Student Manager; Ronnie Malone, Herbert Daisey, Ricky Beebe, Kenny Bogush, Ronnie Ross, PaulZupan, David Davis, Eddie Lewis, Alan Hopkins, Beaney Hickman, Student Manager; Mr. Muhle, Coach; Delgene Phillips, James Russell, Bill Timmons, Carl Shreaves, Tommy Birch, Bobby Bradford, Ricky Betts, Jerry Besecker, David Ross, Barry Jester, Bill Taylor Winder, Louis Earl Budd, Jack Dukes, Assistant Coach. (El] ml cadets Captain, Kathryn Birch, co-captain, Ina Rae Daisey, Ina Liscum, Dorothy Oliver, Mary Lou Maddox, June Bowden, Pat Betts, Jackie Holloway, Fanny Clark, Sharon Jester, Carolyn Reynolds, Cookie Jester. football ing and C§umt junior (K mbatters Nancy Carol Lewis, Norine Hall, Faye Outten, Bonnie Farlow, Juanita Williams, Claudia Aycock, Judy Burgess, Marion Shreaves, Susie Jackson, Mary Esther Tay¬ lor, Margaret Ann Wessels, Patricia Lyons, Ann Clark, Mary Etta Hill, Nancy Bur¬ ton, Betsy Rhodes, Margaret Merritt, Captain, Camille Gravelle; Co-Captain, Brenda Reed. Barry Jester, Tommy Elliott, Mr. Muhle, Tommy Birch, Carl Shreaves, Ricky Betts. ABSENT: Bill Timmons. Jfooiball naps ots J'Honor inartt tss cLjJLjiL Ronnie Ross, Jay Wesley Jeffries, Bill Taylor Winder, Joe Jones, Tommy Mason, Paul Zupan, Ricky Beebe, Coach, Mr. Muhle; Student Manager, James Russell; Beaney Hickman, Ernest Gillespie, Bobby Nock, Nelson Jester, Jerry Besecker, David Ross, Student Manager, David Davis. June Bowden; Captain, Pat Betts; Ina Liscum, Sharon Jester, Carolyn Rey¬ nolds, Cookie Jester; Coach, Miss Mears; Marion Shreaves, Judy Post, Co- Captain, Mary Lou Maddox; Brenda Reed, Bonnie Farlow,. Vivian Walker, Susie Taylor, Ina Rae Daisey. J ofiball Coach, Miss Mears, Karen Gaskins, Jackie Birch, Carole Sue Merritt, Bonnie Cherrix, Bowden, Ina Rae Daisey, Pat Betts, June Captain. Quillen, Judy Richardson, Mary Lou Brenda Reed, Juanita Williams, Judy Bowden, Co-Captain; Kathryn Birch, Baseball Student Manager, James Russell; Tommy Mason, David Ross, Joe Jones, Nelson Jester, Ricky Betts, Jerry Mears, Barry Jester, Coach, Mr. Muhle; Bobby Nock, Beaney Hickman, Jay Wesley Jeffries, Carl sShreaves, Tommy Reed, Bill Timmons ®rack Alan Hopkins, Beaney Hickman, Carl Shreaves, David Ross, Bobby Bradford, Barry Jester, Ricky Beebe, David Davis, Herbert Daisey, Billy Mears, Paul Zupan, Tommy Birch, Tommy Elliott, Ronnie Ross, Delgene Phillips, Emerson Liscum, James Russell, Bill Taylor Winder, Tommy Mason, Joe Jones, Nelson Jester, RickyBetts, Jerry Besecker, EarlTaylor, Mr. Muhle. tottz FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BOYS Chincoteague 22 Central 7 Chincoteague 37 PocOmoke 56 Chincoteague 20 Cape Charles 7 Chincoteague 27 Cape Charles 38 Chincoteague Onancock (Forfeited) Chincoteague 39 Pocomoke 42 Chincoteague 48 Atlantic 6 Chincoteague 51 Onancock 14 Chincoteague Onancock (Forfeited) Chincoteague 9 Central 42 Chincoteague 41 Parksley 0 Chincoteague 37 Crisfield 73 Chincoteague 12 Central 19 Chincoteague 28 Parksley 30 Chincoteague 52 Parksley 0 Chincoteague 41 Onancock 36 Chincoteague 40 Atlantic 7 Chincoteague 32 Central 35 Chincoteague 45 Atlantic 13 BASKETBALL Chincoteague 50 Cape Charles 42 Chincoteague 39 Atlantic 26 GIRLS Chincoteague 34 Parksley 32 Chincoteague 33 Crisfield 53 Chincoteague 14 Cape Charles 20 Chincoteague 43 Cape Charles 40 Chincoteague 14 Pocomoke 30 Chincoteague 32 Central 38 Chincoteague 17 Onancock 33 Chincoteague 12 Central 28 Chincoteague 13 Parksley 38 Chincoteague 6 Onancock 37 Chincoteague 9 Central 25 Chincoteague 6 Atlantic 25 Chincoteague 26 Cape Charles 11 Chincoteague 17 Atlantic 15 Chincoteague 12 Parksley 23 ; ' Pi Bonnie Farlow, Juanita Williams, Marguerite Lassiter, Miss Powell, Jackie Quillen, Carole Sue Merritt, Kathryn Birch, Brenda Reed, Kaye Jones, Bonnie Barrett, Reita Jones, Judy Richardson, Ruth Ann Smith, Nancy Daisey, Charlene Matthews, Judy Burgess, Marian Jean Shreaves, Mary Lou Birch, Barbara Wimbrough, Becky Jones, Karen Gaskins, Mary Lou Maddox, June Bowden, Toni Hooks, Susie Jackson, Pat Betts. Cittcrarg Ollub Vera Stout, Judy Hopkins, Dorothy Oliver, Darlene Lewis, Claudia Aycock, Mary Esther Taylor, Judy Bowden, Bonnie Barrett, Noreen Hall, Ann Clark, Mary Etta Hill, Carole S, Merritt, Ruth Ann Smith, Ina Rae Daisey, Jackie Holloway, Becky Jones, Kaye Jones, Wayne Birch, Regina Hudson, Marguerite Lassiter, Reid Icard, Miss Powell, Joe Jones, Kathryn Birch, Fanny Clark, J. R. Trader, Toni Hooks. It A Judy Hopkins, Norine Hall, Nancy Lewis, Eugenia Hopkins, Mary Etta Hill, Nancy Carol Lewis, Becky Jones, Marguerite Lassiter, Caole Sue Merritt, Karen Gaskins, Jackie Quillen, Jackie Holloway, Vera Stout, Pat Betts, Ina Rae Daisey, Mary Lou Maddox, Toni Hooks, Brenda Reed, Camile Gravelle, Olive Steelman, Susie McGee, Margaret Ann Merritt, Elizabeth Ann Beebe, Judy Burgess, Patricia Lyons, Mary Lou Birch, Dorothy Oliver, Carol Sue Taylor, Ann Clark, Faye Outten, Mary Esther Taylor, Ruth Ann Smith, Kaye Jones, Joan Coulbourne, Janice Hill, Mrs. Doughty. Charles Besecker, Baxter Brasure, Calvin Booth, Connie Salyer, Cathy Jester, Sharon Sarnicola, Rita Richardson, Fredericka Hindle, Rose Ann Aycock, Judy Watson, Pattie Williams, Linda Russell, Virginia Ross, Becky Hurdle, Carol Wimbrough, Linda Rae Russell, Jonna Mears, Jerry Tarr, Andrea Robinson, Sandra Young, Molly McGee, Gail Jester, Sandra Tarr, Brenda Daisey, Priscilla Tarr, Janice Hill, Nancy Thornton, Joan Coulbourne, Sheryl Deboer, Lucille Birch, Sandra West, Cathy Shelley, Marlene Ross, David Bowden, Judy Jester, Linda Walker, Dorothy Watson, Martha Hurst, Theresa Jones, Louise Campbell, Mary Bradford, Bobby Oliver, Michael Bernstein, Scott Davis, Bobby Cherrix, Stanley Cherrix, Billy Reed, Richard Dennis, David Hoffman, Robert Kambarn, Kenny Taylor, Steve Hulsey, Robert Holston, Warner Jester, Robert Watson, Gregg Phillips, Mack McDowell, Evan Jeffries, Donald Cherrix. (SjVgncfy (Elub Robert Watson, Barry Jester, Jerry Mears, Bonnie Barrett, Kathryn Birch, Faith Bern¬ stein, Bobby Nock, Larry Potts, Irene Speidel, Tommy Birch, Harold Derrickson, Charles Walker, Judy Bowden, Delgene Phillips, Alan Hopkins, Joe Jones, Denny Ayers, Nelson Jester, Earl Taylor Bill Taylor Winder, Bill Taylor, Beaney Hickman, Jay Wesley Jeff¬ ries, Olive Steelman, David Ross, Mrs. Nock. ®rtg (Hlass Roger Clark, Robert Clark, Tommy Elliott, Kathryn Birch, Bonnie Barrett, Jerry Mears, Barry Jester, Bobby Nock, Reid Icard, Carl Shreaves, Ricky Betts, Tommy Birch, Harold Derrickson, Irene Speidel, Mrs. Taylor. Senior taping (ttlass Bonnie Cherrix, Becky Jones, Dorothy Oliver, Jackie Holloway, Vera Stout, Jackie Quillen, Regina Hudson, Kaye Jones, Barbara Wimbrough, Nancy Daisey, Tommy Reed, Carol Sue Taylor, Fanny Clark, Marie Campbell, George White, Bill Timmons, Darlene Lewis, Carole Sue Merritt, Karen Gaskins, Mrs. Conklin. Irene Speidel, Tommy Birch, Harold Derrickson, Judy Bowden, Toni Hooks, Barry Jester, Bonnie Barrett, Delgene Phillips, Kathryn Birch, Denny Ayres, Bill Taylor, Robert Hickman, Bobby Nock, Jerry Mears, Reid Icard, Nelson Jester, Joe Jones, Charles Walker, Mrs. Nock. Bobby Nock, Marguerite Lassiter, Tommy Reed, George White, Bill Timmons, Jerry Mears, Richard Betts, Barry Jester, Roger Clark, Robert Clark. TEjearbook j$taff Irene Speidel, Kathryn Birch, Nancy Daisey, Becky Jones, Carole Sue Merritt, Tommy Birch, Tommy Elliott, Bobby Nock, Reid Icard, Bill Timmons. ABSENT: Ruth Ann Smith, Darlene Lewis. Joe Jones, Richard Bernstein, Butch Tolbert, James Russell. Harold Derrickson, Mr. Rogers, Emerson Liscum, Bobby Nock, Bill Fox, Carl Shreaves, Ricky Betts, Tommy Birch, Tommy Hall. Butch Tolbert, Douglas Ward, David Burgess, James Russell, Tommy Brit- tingham, Edward Lewis, Roy D. Tolbert, Ernest Gillispie, Tommy Mason, Jack Gallager, Ricky Quillen, Robert Whealton, Stanley Jester, Mr. Rogers. (Eafeieria jsdaff Mrs. Mae Russell, Mrs. Mary Tolbert, Mrs. Gladys Jester, Mrs. Cleo Hurdle. (Euetodtane Mr. and Mrs. Stout ■ 1 « � 9 V S'. 4 =sy§7 TO SHOP IN OUR TOWN pAckens ANcJ Shi ppE RS oF CHOICE ChiNCoTBMUe OySTeRS i-tS7S_ Ph0U£5 6-6 0 S HOWARD BROS. Roy ...w furnish YOUR HOME it nut WMUI TOVMI 'Ra 1 ph Phone ED. 6-6251 Ch i ncoteague , Virginia ( tiliZsQMJL; 7 jSUfxs -ruLa. WYLE MADDOX Arthur Watson TV CONTRACTOR RA DIO RE PA IRS IjJjLdil'lsias LuTut ED' Phone 6 -,6510 AUTOI PARTS MIDTOWN AUTO SALES you MUST BE SATISFIED CUh T'Ylcj. 777 McCojS BoDij 5 Hop WesfovsY Texaco Center 7 ' mflyyTj ISrdff Savage 5 . '•' '■’ 1 � %■ -A- 1 vr � icauM Bi « Af rm J. R. GILLISS Comp 1 i ments of C. EVERETTE JEFFRIES REAL ESTATE MODERN BARBER SHOP � os S. MAIN ST. 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Alerchandise EdSt Side C oHplixeuts of Taubr ZvJ leoN rh Gulf Products Hock's Service Station iy hour 'Wrecker Service C o ipH texts of Shreaves tiros. §6 fO0 Co vd vi Brothers - , if iuynU hSUtf U C omp iments of Birch’s Seafood Co Mph'rie vis r of SnuQ W arbor Boy With Confidence Where You See The Above Symbol Displayed SALISBURY PLACES OF BUSINESS SHOWING THE ABOVE SYMBOL HAVE PLEDGED THEMSELVES TO HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS. THEY HAVE PLEDGED TO HONOR YOUR PATRONAGE WITH FULL UNDER¬ STANDING OF YOUR NEEDS, AND ASSURE YOU FAIRNESS AND VALUE IN ALL YOUR BUSINESS WITH THEM. YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE WHERE YOU SEE THE ABOVE SYMBOL DISPLAYED IN SALISBURY ... YOUR HAPPY SHOPPING CITY. ONANCOCKt EXMORE BILL DRUGS OIF ACCOM AC VA THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ONANCOCK , VA. COMPLIMEwts JEFF TRADER. V � l V 1 • 1 y (l (1 .£ X ill: n r ©F EWE 7 fl£e 5 fee, J ttf U lu TEL-STATE ESSO or PGCOMORE MD. rnleft mbe RESTAURANT410TEL J oomn LCj V W Yoim ffiCQME TM T0MUX1MT XBCY M. 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