Northampton County High School - Lighthouse Yearbook (Machipongo, VA)

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pleasant personality to Minnie Doggett. Harrison Satchell wills his ability to make and keep special friends to James Sample. Gloria Smith wills a few of her pounds to Dottie White. Milton Christian wills his basketball ability to Thomas Locator. Hattie- Downing wills her ladylike walk to Elizabeth Bright. Thomas Giddins wills his handsomeness to Joseph Beckett. Flossie Elder wills her quietness to Joyce Richardson. James Thomas wills his personality to Virgil Press. Marqueenia Adair wills her beautiful voice to Sharon Meecham. Walter Dozier wills his ability to play football to Ollie Kates. Carol Foeman wills her personality to Willie Mae Patterson. Daniel Powell wills his ability to make A ' s in Government to Sederick Bailey. Margaret Brisco wills her sewing ability to Joyce Richardson. Ernest Powell wills his neatness to James White. Lena Church wills her shapely figure to Sharon Meecham. Lynwood Finney wills his ability to grow a mustache to Sederick Bailey. Audrey Wright wills her small feet to Rachel Smith. Charles Sample wills his shooting ability to Herman Small. Julia Hickman wills her height to Betty Burton. Matthew Smith wills his Government Book to Walter Barnes. Georgia Wynn wills her hair styles to Mary Brown. J ames Beckett wills his wavy hair to Robert Matthews. Carolyn Fitchett wills her calmness and quietness to Barbara Wynder. Chester Cypress wills his strength to Elton Williams. Brenda Morris wills her writing ability to Joyce Richardson. James Giddins wills his Government Book to Elton Williams. Mary Nottingham wills her ability to get along with others to any eleventh grader who needs it. William Poole wills his ability to get girls to Herman Small. Bessie Moses wills her size to Mary Brown. Albert Carter wills his quietness to Jackson Manley. Beulah Burrows wills her shapely legs to Josephine Dean. Cylde Sheppard wills his ability to play football to Richard Johnson. Audrey Finney wills her height to Dorothy James. Elton Nocks wills his hair to John Jones. Calvin Green wills his ability to play quarterback to Allen Fender- son. Leon Jacobs wills his gold to Allen Fenderson. Gerald Cropper wills his smiles to James Stanley. Robert Bailey wills his books to Gorfield Giddins. Herman Satchell wills his smiles to Richard Johnson. David Johnson wills his calmness to Richard Johnson. George Johnson wills his smiles to Brenda Bailey. William Treherne wills his dancing ability to James Powell. Gerald Boyd wills his height to Ollie Kates. Haywood Rogers wills a box of toothpicks to Alvin Bailey so he won ' t have to use broomstraws. In parting we hope that you use our bequests to the best of your abilities and remember, beware of the 1962 Ghost who might haunt you. 27

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1962, being of sound bodies and strong minds wish to bequest the following various and sundry items to our comrades we leave behind at Northampton. Jeanette Baines wills her French Book to Andrea Downing. Herbert Allen wills the scholastic ability he has but doesn ' t use, to Curtis Fatherly hoping he will use it wisely. Hattie Andrews wills her ability to get along with others to Carolyn Spady. Charles Roane wills his masculine physique to Jackson Manley. Evelyn Baines wills her black hair to Brenda Bailey. Clarence Arnold wills his leadership to Virgil Press. Shirley Mitchell wills her shapely figure to Barbara Wynder. Walter Sample wills his scholastic ability to Curtis Fatherly. Shirley Stachell wills her quietness to Willie Mae Patterson. Percell Nottingham wills his all-round athletic ability to Joseph Beckett. Burley Taylor wills her height to Bernice Mitchell. James Spady wills his sedativeness and urbane looks to Thomas Locator. Helen Harmon wills her cheering ability to Edmonia Satchell. Samuel Weeks wills his sportsmanship to Herman Small. Clara Upshur wills her hair styles to Nina Sample. Arthur Barnes wills his ability to make A ' s in Government to Thomas Moses. Cora Upshur wills her voice quality to Sharon Meecham. Alvin Tucker wills his speed in football to Walter Barnes. Connie Upshur wills her pleasant personality to Corrine Gray. Lafayette Stevens wills his good hair to Sedrick Bailey. Geneva Griffin wills her leadership to Patricia Scott. Tyrone Beach wills his basketball ability to Alvin Bailey. Lucy Thompson wills her ability to play guard to Carolyn Spady. James Dickens wills his ability to attend church, biblical understanding and unique personality to McHolley Ransome. Hattie Collins wills her excess weight to Ida Giddens. Howard Bailey wills his scientific knowledge to James Sample. Joyce Joyner wills her pleasant smiles to Barbara Baker. James Gunter wills his loving ability to James Stanley. Minnie Rowley wills her pleasant smiles to Mary Spady. Charles Matthews wills his height, football and basketball equipment to Curtis Fatherly. Corrine Smith wills her ability to match colors to Ethel Spady, hoping she will use it wisely. Franklin Smith wills his good hook shot to Allen Fenderson who admires it so. Maeanne West wills her hair styles to Carolyn Spady. Robert Satchell wills his athletic ability to Walter Barnes. Joyce Smith wills her captain uniform to Nina Sample. James Smith wills his ability to talk to girls to Thomas Moses. Joyce Spady wills her ability to act to Dottie White. Jerry Smith wills his ability to draw to Willard Custis. Delores Carpenter wills her petite figure to Shirley Only. James Bailey wills his looks to Walter Barnes. Betty Ayers wills her 26

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ANNUAL STAFF STANDING, left to right: Franklin Smith, Sports Editor; Connie Upshur, Literary Editor; James Spady, Yearbook Sales Manager. SEATED: Lena Church, Art Editor; Joyce Smith, Photographic Editor; Clarence Arnold, Business Manager; James Gunter, Editor In Chief; Geneva Griffin, Sports Editor; Chester Trower, Advertising Sales Manager; Cora Upshur, Social Editor; Clara Upshur, Class Editor. Senior Class Poem Now we are leaving Northampton High Our schooldays are drawing nigh. Our wonderful buildings, our campus so dear. Yours is the light that has guided us to launch our careers. Oh, praise your lofty colors ole ' Northampton High. May your maroon and gold banners forever fly. Alas, goodbye! Northampton High. by Gerald Boyd 28