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

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY ASST. SECRETARY PRESIDENT Joseph Beckett TREASURER Ollie Kates CHAPLAIN M. Sample SGT. AT ARMS Virgil Press SENIOR CLASS SONG Farewell Northampton High School From thee we must depart But we ' ll always cherish you With our grateful hearts Another task lies undone And its calling us one by one So we must leave this cherished place If this task we are to face We are thanking our Principal Our teachers and friends too For the many things we have accomplished During the time we have spent with you Though time has come to depart We ' ll always remain loyal to you You ' ll stay within our hearts In whatever task we do Tune: Over The Rainbow Composed by: Carole Scarborough Rachel Smith BUSINESS MGR. L. Griffin REPORTER A. Downing HISTORIAN Ida Harmon Patrica Scott Dottie White 27

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SENIOR CLASS WILL Barbara Stevens wills her ability to dance to Christine Peed. Dottie White wills her pleasing smile to Margaret Hallett. Robert Matthews wills his height to Charles Trower. Bertha Holbrook wills her pretty legs and shape to Roberta White. Allen Fenderson wills his ability to play basketball to Curtis Alexander. Joyce Richardson wills her French 11 book to Maiy Weeks, hoping she will accomplish more than she did. Bernice Mitchell wills the secret of her hair to Marga Rogers. Mary Sessoms wills her skirts and quietness to Sarah Sheppard. Brenda Bailey wills her legs to Arthur Wynder because he requested them. Walter Barnes wills his fine hands to Eugene Downing. Rachel Smith wills her typing to Mary Dixon. James Sample wills his ability to keep a girl to Charles Sample. Barbara Baker wills her height to Marga Roger. Barbara Wynder wills anything she has to anyone who wants it and hope they can get along with it; main¬ ly her height to Ann Kay Brickhouse. Emma Mitchell wills her casual hair styles to Marga Rogers. Alvin Bailey wills his ability to love to Eugene Downing. Mary Fisher wills her good study habits and ability to make the honor roll to Delores Collins. James Stanley wills his brain to all Junior boys. Andrea Downing wills her speaking ability to anyone who desires it. Carole Scarborough wills her cute walk to Andrea Fox. Curtis Fatherly wills his leadership ability to any member of the Junior Class. Minnie Doggett wills her pleasing smile to Jeanette Johnson. Nina Sample wills her leadership ability to any member of the junior class who wishes to be a leader. Goldie Upshur wills her hair to Margaret Hallett. Margaret Sample wills her dimples to Gloria Harmon. Joseph Beckett wills his respect and consideration toward the teachers to Anthony Mitchell. McHolly Ransome wills his good hair to Cornelius Bailey. Joseph Baines wills his school abilities to Barry Nock. Ollie Kates wills his wavy hair to Ellis Warren. Sedrick Bailey wills his ability to make people laugh to anyone who desires it. Richard Johnson wills his walk to Purnell Turner. James White wills his neatness to Micheal Walker. Wille Patterson wills her legs to Ann Brickhouse, hoping she will use them wisely. Dorothy James wills her shortness to Ann Brickhouse. Betty Burton wills her ability to make and keep friends to Margaret Hallett. Herman Small wills his ability to think on the Basketball court to Bobby Jones. Alvin Brown wills his kindness to Arthur Wynder. Virgil Press wills his most desirable ways to Bobby Jones. Garfield Giddens wills his stylish dress to Grover Fields. James Reid wills his ability to talk to girls to Ellis Warren. Josephine Dean wills her quietness to Martha Gunter. Lucretia Griffin wills Magra Rogers her becoming hair styles. Sharon Meecham wills Janett Johnson her sweet voice. Mary Spady wills her cap and gown to Sandra Rowley, Kattie Jones wills her figure to Persis Rowley. Ida Lofland wills her study habit to Ella Giddens. Rebecca Collins wills her personality to Barbara Fauntleroy. Elton Williams wills his band instrument to Ellis Warren, John Jones wills his sweet personality to his brother Bobby Jones. Mary Brown wills her fingernails to Brenda Ames. Irene Carter wills her excess weight to Ann Kay Brick¬ house. Patricia Scott wills her hairy legs to LaVern Sample. Lottie Resell wills her music notebook to Lynwood Bailey. Alexander Hickman wills his built body to Thomas Smith. Carla Elliott wills her hair style to Martha Spady. Willie Mae Lee wills her dreamy eyes and ability to get along with boys to Stella White. Mildred Sheppard wills her black hair to Delores Collins. Corine Garrison wills her government book to Magalene Bailey. Edna Upshur wills her legs to Lois Burton. Ida Giddens wills her pleasing personality to Roberta White. Carolyn Spady wills her sizable legs to Kay Griffin. Ida Harmon wills her achievement to John Snaw. Clara Giddens wills her government book to Irene Giddens. Edmonia Satchell wills Delores Collins her petite height. Purley Press wills his knowledge of Foreign languages to Burley Morris. Jeffery Turner wills his car keys to Gwendolyn Jones. Joseph Wynder wills his driving ability to William House. Elizabeth Bright wills her weight to Ann Kay Brickhouse. Margaret Young v ills her ability to gain weight to Lois Burton. Barbara Collins wills her hair styles to Lois Morris. Flora Burrows wills her homemaking skills to Martha Upshur. Joan Williams wills her eyes to Faye Corney, because she adores them. Mames Powell wills his very fast speed to Curtis Alexander. Harry Hines wills his smooth ability to talk to girls to Earl Powell. Melvin Williams wills his artistic ability to Madalene Bailey. Freddie Beckett wills his ability to get girls to Gwendolyn Jones. 26

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ANNUAL STAFF We, the Staff of the 1963 LIGHTHOUSE, set out several months before this publi¬ cation to preserve many of the memories of this school year through an increased number of pictures of students, teachers, teams, organizations, etc. May this 1963 LIGHTHOUSE serve to refresh your diminishing memories of our high school years as you scan these pages. STANDING; James Stanley, Sports Editor; Alvin Bailey, Editor In Chief; Purley Press, Art Editor; Melvin Williams, Advertising Sales Manager; Joyce Richardson, Literary Editor; Rachel Smith, Social Editor; Ida Harmon, Sports Editor; Nina Sample, Business Manager; Willie Lee, Photographic Editor; Barbara Wynder, Yearbook Sales Manager; and Patricia Scott, Class Editor. SENIOR CLASS POEM The time has come for us to part But memories of Northampton will linger in our hearts Our wonderful faculty so patient and dear We thank you for helping us choose our career The days at Northampton, with us did it bring Much fun and laughter and other wonderful things We will never forget such wonderful days Our Alma Mater we will always praise Our days at Northampton has almost passed But the things we have learned will always ' last We all say to you Dear Old Northampton High Fare we 11-Fare well-Goodby-Goodby. Composed by: Lucretia Griffin 28