Essex High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Tappahannock, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

trVl SCHOOL c0 V G lA OtG aS i P FOREWORD I would like to thank the annual staff, the faculty members, stu- dents and administration for the co-operation and enthusiasms they have shown toward this yearbook. A special thanks goes to Mrs. Ellen R. McGeachy, staff advisor, for the help and inspiration she has given. May you enjoy this book of deeds well done and our hope for better things to come as we strive to reach our final and fondest hope. Thomas C. Jones Editor-in-Chief |8§ 3 DEDICATION MISS JOAN F WALKER We, the members of the Senior Class of 1963, dedicate our yearbook to Miss Joan F. Walker. Her sterling qualities as a guidance counselor, teacher and friend have influenced us tremendously and will guide us to whatever success we may achieve in the future. w o CO O ' CO DEDICATION MR. JOSEPH F. FAULK The class of 1963, dedicates this yearbook to you, Mr. Joseph F. Faulk. You have helped us in many ways. These ways may seem small to everyone else, but not to us. Many things have we learned from watching your activities day by day. We, the class of 1963, are thankful for this. Jr MISS JOAN F. WALKER, Guidance Counselor Main Entrance to the Gym SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963: The fact that you are seniors proves your capabilities for greater accomplishments. May you continue to grow in wisdom to the end that your life will be enjoyable to you and a benefit to those with whom you associate. Eldon W. Christopher THE PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1963: Our sincere congratulations are extended to the graduating class of 1963 and to the yearbook staff and sponsor for their efforts which are exhibited in this publication. The importance of this yearbook cannot be over emphasized. This year, our school facilities have expanded and have undergone many changes. The joys, excitement, pride, oppor- tunities and challenges that these facilities have provided cannot be recorded within the pages of a yearbook. However, this annual can serve to recall those moments that have been dear to the hearts of us all. To those of you who are leaving, the memories of your eventful school life here as depicted by these pictures will forever be treasured by you and your posterity. It is our hope that this yearbook will remind you of those things that we have tried to teach in an attempt to prepare you for the changes and challenges that you will inevitably face. May each of you accept the vast responsibilities and challenges before you and work diligently for the greatest achievement possible. James H. Cary THE YEARBOOK STAFF OF 1963 Editor-in-Chief Business Manager - - Circulation Manager Sports Editor Copy Editor Photography Editors Typists Thomas Jones - Doris Bundy Charles Burton Linda Richardson Roberta Richardson Jean Fauntleory - - - Charlie Layne Willie Banks Earl Harris Oscar Fortune - - Barbara Carter Betty Lomax Room 22 is in hub bub! You will hear Thomas and Advisor McGeachy muttering something about the deadline. Earl: Wait, there ' s a picture missing. Oh! those juniors, why do they all have to have faces? Barbara; Rush! Phone Advisor McGeachy, tell him those pictures must be in by the tenth ! Doris, The Business Manager, But do we have enough money for that extra page? Burton, can you get your car? We must work this afternoon. Thomas, Get Barbara on this typing immediately! These are but a few people behind the yearbook. They have rushed, fussed, and fumed to bring you an unforgettable yearbook, and here it is, The Tiger. FACULTY MISS FRANCINO ANDERSON Physical Education WILLARD BAILEY Physical Education MRS. ESTHER BOOKER Grade - 2 MRS. LUCY BROWN Home Economics FACULTY MRS. JOSEPHINE BURTON Grade - 5 MRS. ANNE CARY Librarian, Social Studies FACULTY WILLIAM GRESHAM Grade - 7 MRS. ESTHER HARRIS Grade - 6 MRS. LUREATHA HARRIS Grade - 7 CURTIS HILL Grade - 5 MISS MARY HOSKINS Grade - 1 FREDERICK HOLMES Agriculture FACULTY MRS. ZELDA JACKSON Grade - 4 RONALD JORDAN Band - Choir MISS EDNA MILLS French - English MRS. ESTHER MONK Grade - 3 SENIOR ADVISOR DEAR SENIORS: I am happy to congratulate you as you join with the illustrious group of students who have passed thru the graduation portals of this fair institution. You are reminded of the great obligation which you have to those who have labored so hard to get you where you are now. Yours is a lot of service and dedication to work which is out in life to perform. The world can always use good workers and the needs of humanity must be served. Each of you can make a contribution to both of these if you but will do so. I advise each of you to use your skills and knowledge wisely in order that the capa- bilities you possess may bring you much luck, happiness and success. Best Wishes, c6o Ellen R. McGeachy SENIOR OFFICERS CHARLES BURTON President LINDA RICHARDSON Vice President DORIS BUNDY Secretary JEAN FAUNTLEROY Assistant Secretary CAROLE HARRIS Chaplain BRENDA BROWN Treasurer SARA FIFER French Club JEAN FORTUNE FBLA, NHA SENIORS WILLIE BANKS NFA, Dramatics DOUGLAS BRAXTON NFA, Library Club BARBARA CARTER FBLA, Safety Patrol CHARLES CARTER NFA, Safety Patrol SENIORS OSCAR FORTUNE NFA, Safety Patrol SYNISSIA FORTUNE NHA, Safety Patrol CAROLYN GAINES NHA, Safety Patrol CARRIE GAINES NHA, FBLA JAMES GAINES NFA, Hi-Y GEORGE GOLDEN NFA SENIORS EARL HARRIS NFA, Library Club ODESSIA JOHNSON NHA, Safety Patrol SYLVIA JOHNSON NHA, FBLA THOMAS JONES Dramatics, Safety Patrol CHARLIE LAYNE NFA, Hi-Y BETTY LOMAX NHA, Dramatics SENIORS ROBERT O’NEAL NFA CAROLYN PHILLIPS FBLA, NHA ROSE POLLARD FBLA, NHA MARTHA PRATT NHA, FBLA ERNESTINE RICHARDSON NHA, Dramatics ROBERTA RICHARDSON Dramatics, Safety Patrol SENIORS LILLIAN ROLLINS NHA, Library Club RICHARD SURLES NFA JOYCE WARE Library Club, FBLA TUNE: FINLANDIA Dear Essex High, you are a dream come true Born in the hearts of men you ' ve served so well; And from your humble birth ' til present be, Your praises have and always will be heard. Our love for thee will never stray from thee Our loyalty will never sway from thee. Protect her now and let her banners fly; Her inspiration has helped us on our way. God bless our school; Now it is time to go. We ' ll return to thee Year after year we know. God bless our school; Our future lies ahead. We ' ll cherish thee Oh, Essex High, our love. CLASS MOTTO Not merely to exist, but to amount to something in life. CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Black and White Red Carnation CLASS HISTORY In September, 1958, upon the campus of Essex County High School assembled sixty three seekers of further knowledge. We were divided in two sections with Miss Ellen Rice and Miss Janie Rose as our sponsors. An important event of the year was the Miss Essex Contest which our class was fortunate enough to win with Carolyn Gaines as our queen. Another school term rolled around and we were enrolled for the year with forty -one students. We were again divided into two sections; our sponsors were Mr. Leon Sivells and Reverend Walter Henderso n. The class officers for the year were: President, Martha Pratt; Vice President, Linda Richardson; Secretary, Thomas Jones; and Treasurer, Betty Lomax. The outstanding athletes of the year were; Earl Harris, Thomas Jones, Charles Carter, Roberta Richardson, Carole Harris, Joyce Ware, Clara Harris, Jean Fauntleory and Linda Richardson. Again the Miss Essex Contest was won by our class with Martha Pratt as queen. As Sophomores our number was reduced to thirty-five; however, we continued to progress in our classes and extracurricular activities. The class officers were: President, Charles Burton; Vice President, Roberta Richardson; Secretary, Doris Bundy; Treasurer, Brenda Brown. The students that participated in the Math and Science Conference were: Charles Burton, Linda Richardson, Thomas Jones, Betty Lomax, Roberta Richardson, Carolyn Gaines, Carolyn Phillips and Jean Fauntleory. At last we had reached the half way mark and the status of Juniors in high school. The class was con- solidated with Miss Ellen Rice as our sponsor. The officers were; President, Linda Richardson; Vice Pres- ident, Doris Bundy; Secretary, Joyce Ware; Treasurer, Brenda Brown. The highlight of this year was the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The theme of this gala event was Moonlight and Roses. We were repre- sented in athletics by: Carole Harris, Brenda Brown, Roberta Richardson, Linda Richardson, Jean Faunt- leory, Joyce Ware, Doris Bundy, Carolyn Gaines, Carolyn Phillips, Ernestine Richardson, Charles Bur- ton, Charlie Layne, Charles Carter, Oscar Fortune, Douglas Braxton, and Earl Harris; in Dramatics by: Carole Harris, Roberta Richardson, Linda Richardson, Jean Fauntleory, Betty Lomax, Charles Burton, and Thomas Jones. We also had representatives in other clubs such as Student Council, NFA and NHA, Science -Math Club, and FBLA. During this year our class attended the annual High School Day at Vir- ginia State College in Petersburg, Virginia. Our final year, September, 1962, arrived and with it the glory of being classified as Dignified Seniors. The class elected as its officers President, Charles Burton; Secretary, Doris Bundy; Vice President, Linda Richardson; Assistant Secretary, Jean Fauntleory; Chaplain, Carole Harris; Treasurer, Brenda Brown. Then the hustle and bustle began of selecting a class ring, invitations, taking pictures and putting to- gether materials for the school annual of 1963 under the able guidance of our advisor and Thomas Jones, the editor-in-chief of the Tiger Staff. Representing the class in the Miss Essex Contest was Joyce Ware. We were represented in athletics by: Carole Harris, Brenda Brown, Roberta Richardson, Linda Richardson, Jean Fauntleory, Joyce Ware, Doris Bundy, Carolyn Gaines, Carolyn Phillips, Ernestine Richardson, Charles Burton, Charlie Layne, Charles Carter, Oscar Fortune, Douglas Braxton, and Earl Harris; in Dramatics by: Carole Harris, Roberta Richardson, Linda Richardson, Jean Fauntleory, Betty Lomax, Charles Burton, and Thomas Jones. Charles Burton Thomas Jones LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT SENIOR CLASS OF 1963 We, the Senior Class of 1963, of Essex County High School, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. First, to the Principal of Essex County High School, we bequeath our appreciation for providing us with such a well-balanced faculty. Second, to the members of the Essex County High School faculty, we bequeath affection, gratitude, and many overdue Thank You ' s for individual services and favors. Third, to our Senior Class Sponsor, Mrs. Ellen R. McGeachy, we bequeath one year of Thanks a Million. Fourth, to the Senior Class of ' 64, we bequeath the traditional Senior Class headaches. Fifth, the following individual bequeaths are given in the hope that each of you will accept them as valuable assets: I, Odessia Johnson, will my ability to fail English to the future failers. I, Jean Fortune, will my cool temper when under pressure to Carolyn Bundy. I, Linda Richardson, leave to Geneva Coleman my seat in the alto section hoping it will inspire her to keep singing. I, Martha Pratt, will my ability to keep quiet at the right time to my sister, Myrtle. I, Brenda Brown, will my singing ability to Judy Byrd in hopes that she will improve. I, Robert O ' neal, will my ability to mind my own business to those students that find it necessary to do otherwise. I, Carole Harris, will my height and weight to Goldie Jones. I, Willie Banks, will my technique of getting girlfriends to Richard Vaughan. I, Charles Carter, will my ability to be loud and wrong, be broke at all times and to know everybody on campus to Levi Harris. I, Sara Fifer, leave my ability to study to any deserving student. I, Thomas Jones, leave my drums to James Jackson. I, Rose Pollard, will my hair style to Delois Payton. I, Sylvia Johnson, will my typing ability to Helen Reynolds. I, Roberta Richardson, will my position as guard on the basketball team to Diane Lee. I, Oscar Fortune, will my ability to get my homework at home to Barbara Saunders. I, Pauline Rollins, will my soft voice to Diane Pitts. I, Douglas Braxton, will my close haircuts to Sydney Johnson. I, Betty Lomax, will my ability to get along with teachers to James Green. I, Joyce Ware, will my slimness to Mary Smith. I, Charlie Layne, will my knowledge of sports to Wesley Johnson. I, Richard Surles, will my ability to smoke at school to Roy Taylor, without getting caught. I, Doris Bundy, will my nice ways to Louise Gaines. I, Synissia Fortune, will my matching colors to Charlotte Pugh. I, Earl Harris, will my ability to dance to Robert Golden. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereby subscribed our names and affixed our seals this first day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and sixty -three. Jean Fauntleroy Brenda Brown CLASS SUPERLATIVES ' BEST LOOKING Carolyn Gaines Douglas Braxton QUIETEST” Carrie Gaines Charlie Layne ' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED’ Carole Harris Charles Burton Barbara Carter Charlie Layne MOST POPULAR Linda Richardson Douglas Braxton WITTIEST Brenda Brown James Gaines I y 9 c=Hr ' MOST SOPHISTICATED ' Roberta Richardson Charles Burton ' BEST MATURED Martha Pratt Richard Surles SLOWEST Betty Lomax Oscar Fortune MOST TALKATIVE Carole Harris Douglas Braxton CUTEST Jean Fauntleory Robert O ' neal LAZIEST” Jean Fortune Willie Banks MUSICAL PLATTER Leaving Essex Graduation Band Cafeteria Diploma Semester Examination Don’t Ever Leave Me Pushin Your Luck Somebody Have Mercy Iv p O I L Vw did Home Economics Entrance Into Essex Kissin In The Kitchen I Can ' t Stop Loving You French Library Typing Physical Education - That ' s The Way It Goes Kissin Behind The Shelves Twist And Shout SHOULD OLD ACQUAINTANCE BE FORGOT To the graduates of 1960-61-62, we, the Seniors of ' 63, dedicate this quote. Look not into the Past ... It comes not again . Thine . . . Saint Paul ' s College Virginia State College Hampton Institute Howard University Virginia State Norfolk Virginia Union University Smith Madden Business School Maryland State Armed Forces . . Wisely improve the Present ... It is Edna Golden, Blanche Reynolds, Leroy Gray, Warner Robinson Elizabeth Croxton, Rosa Beale, Thomas Johnson, Charles Tompkins Mildred Baughan Mary Y oung Gladys Robinson, Jean Vaughan, Ann Wright Ann Coleman, Juliet Wyatt, Purnell Young Abraham Johnson, Mary Braxton George Johnson Clarence Tunstall, William Thompson, Oscar Surles ALMA MATER Oh Essex brave, dear Essex true, With earnest hearts we pledge to you Our pride, our love, our loyalty Through endless day and to destiny. Chorus . . . Oh Essex grave, dear Essex free Oh Essex is the place for me When it is time for me to die Just bring me here and let me lie. We know you can never fail us And we shall never fail you For you we sing, Oh Essex true, We had great victory always for you. In you alone we have our trust And hope you will have the same in us. For you we live, Oh Essex, too; We will always be witness for you. ELEVENTH GRADE llth Grade, Section A; Miss Edna Mills, Sponsor 11th Grade, Section B; Miss Francino Anderson, Sponsor 10th Grade, Section A; Mr. Joseph Faulk, Sponsor 10th Grade, Section B; Mr. Daniel Bates, Sponsor FREEDOM □ 9th Grade, Section A; Mr. Eulas Gaddy, Sponsor 8th Grade, Section A; Mr. Ronald Jordan, Sponsor .-•v SEVENTH GRADE 7th Grade, Section A; Mrs. Lureatha Harris, Sponsor 7th Grade, Section B; Mr. William Gresham, Sponsor SIXTH GRADE 6th Grade, Section B; Mrs. Mamie Bayton, Sponsor FIFTH GRADE 5th Grade, Section A; Mrs. Josephine Burton, Sponsor 5th Grade, Section B; Mr. Curtis Hill, Sponsor ' 4th Grade, Section A; Mrs. Zelda Jackson, Sponsor FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE 3rd Grade, Section B; Mrs. Esther Monk, Sponsor 2nd Grade, Section A; Mrs. Effie Gaddy, Sponsor SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE 1st Grade, Section A; Miss Mary Hoskins, Sponsor STUDENT COUNCIL Miss Edna Mills Mr. Eulas Gaddy Sponsors SAFETY PATROL Oscar Fortune, Captain Mr. Frederick Holmes, Sponsor . I Dorothy Croxton, President Mrs. Ellen R. McGeachy, Sponsor S. 0. S. CLUB EDUCATION UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Mr. Faulk Mr. Fields Sponsors Mr. Gaddy FRENCH CLUB The Library Club consists of boys and girls who like to read and who like to assist in the school library. Mrs. A. C. Cary, Sponsor. ESSEX’S HIGH BAND Mr. Ronald Jordan - Sponsor Pianist, Charlyne Jackson Director, Ronald Jordan Jean Fauntleory State NHA Assistant Secretary ESSEX Leroy Byrd State NFA Reporter Leadership has led us to the Virginia State Association of the New Homemakers of America and the New Farmers of America. ESSEX CHAPTER New Homemakers of America Mrs. Lucy Brown, Sponsor ESSEX CHAPTER New Farmers of America Mr. Frederick Holmes, Sponsor b- y pn u CAST OF TEEN ON A TANGENT” SITTING: Roberta Richardson, Enid Jackson, Aubrey Jones, Dorothy Croxton, Carole Harris. STANDING: Charles Burton, Linda Richardson, Jean Fauntleory, Ernestine Richardson, Miss Joan F. Walker, Drama Coach BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Holmes, A. Wyatt, A. Jones, O. Fortune, R. O ' neal, and T. Jones. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. R. Blagmon, Mrs. L. Green, Mrs. J. Gray, Mrs. L. Young, Miss E. Muse, and Mrs. A. Howard. “I THE SECRETARY THE CUSTODIAN Mrs. Margaret Banks is our cafeteria manager. Assisting here are Mrs. Estell Roane, Mrs. Rose Blagmon, Joyce Ware and Doris Bundy. James Acree Miss Francino Anderson Mrs. Ida V. Bailey Mr. Willard Bailey Mrs. Maragert Banks Roy Banks Mr. Daniel Bates Mr. and Mrs. Francis Baughan Mrs. Mamie Bayton Russell Baytop James Beale William Berry Mr. Fred Blagmon Mrs. Julia Blagmon Mrs. Elenora Bowens Mrs. Irma Braxton Mrs. Lucy T. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burton Julia Byrd Leory Byrd Mrs. Alice Carter Mrs. Matilda H. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cary Mrs. Clifford Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Clarke Mrs. Francis Coleman Mrs. Lucy Coleman Mr. Mansfield Coleman Mrs. Thelma Corbin Mr. William Croxton Mrs. Frankie Dandridge Mr. and Mrs. Henry Darby Allen Ellis Thomas Ellis Mr. Thomas Epps Mr. Joseph Faulk Mr. Leory Fields Mrs. Betty Fortune Miss Carolyn Ford Mrs. Virginia Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gardner Mrs. Evelyn Gardner Mrs. Theodore Gentry James Green Mrs. Lelia Green Mrs. Lureatha Harris Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Barnette Harrison Haywood Hedgeman Mrs. Lucy Hedgeman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Henry Mr. Curtis Hill Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holmes Miss Elsie Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Holmes Miss Mary Hoskins Mr. Harrison Young Mrs. Lula Clarke Mrs. Pearl Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Warner Holmes, Sr. Mr. Frederick Holmes Mr. Charles Jackson Mrs. Ella Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson Mrs. Zelda Jackson Robert Jeter Mrs. Ruth Jeter Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Johnson Sydney Johnson Mr. Ronald Jordan Mr. Issac Layne, Jr. Miss Diane Lee Miss Mildred Lumpkin Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Mason Lt. and Mrs. Clinton McGeachy Mrs. Maude Motely Mr. Charles McGuire Miss Edna Mills Mrs. Robert Myers Miss Dorothy Neal Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Nelson Mr. Wesley Pitts Delois Payton George Pollard Mrs. Irene Reynolds Mrs. Thelma Reynolds Mrs. A. L. Richardson Mr. Raymond Richardson Mrs. Jett Roane Mrs. Ruth Robinson Mrs. Gladys Rollins Mrs. Desere Samuel Miss Barbar-a Saunders Mrs. Mary Sayles Mrs. Mary E. Sayles Mrs. Marion Sorrell Mrs. Queen Smith Mrs. Clara B. Stewart Mrs. Mary Taylor Sylvia Thompson Mrs. Nellie Thompson Miss Ednell Thornton Dora Vaughan Mrs. Ruth Vaughan Mrs. Nannie Vessells Roy Vessells Miss Joan Walker Mrs. Beulah Ware Mrs. Mae Ware Mr. Stanley Ware Mrs. Daisy Washington Miss Vera Waugh Mrs. Elizabeth Wright Art Wyatt Florine Young Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Young Mr. Fred Vaughan PATRONS c THE CHEERING SQUAD Roberta Richardson, Captain Miss F. Anderson, Sponsor Coach McGeachy and winning pitcher Lee Big Guns of Essex High after defeating after winning The District Championship A. T. Johnson 5-3. game 6-5. Along the hard road to the District Championship the Tigers defeated 7 opponents and lost to only 1. Seniors returning are: O. Fortune, C. Layne, C. Burton, E. Harris, J. Gaines, D. Brax- GOOD LUCK! Essex 18 Brookvale 4 Essex 12 Ralph Bunche 6 Essex 5 Richmond County 3 Essex 5 Brookvale 0 Essex 5 A. T. Johnson 3 Essex 0 Richmond County 1 Essex 2 A. T. Johnson 4 Essex 19 Ralph Bunche 6 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Essex St. Claire Walker Assistant Coach Holmes rounding up players for trip to Richmond County. Essex lost 1-0. Tigers after a hard fought Championship win over St. Claire Walker High. VARSITY BASKETBALL Mr. W. Bailey Assistant Coach Mr. L. Fields Coach TRACK AND FIELD LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Braxton, Greene, Wyatt, Braxton, and Fortune. LEFT TO RIGHT, RUNNING STAND: Byrd, Greene, Jones, Gaines, Ellis, Carter, and Mr. Bailey, Coach. Mr. J. Faulk Assistant Coach Mr. W. Bailey Coach The Yearbook Staff of 1963 wish to express their Appre- ciation to each individual , group or firm who has contributed either financially or personally to the publication of this annual . 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