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

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JAMES ALAN WEEKS, JR. Nassawadox, Virginia Nickname: Jimmy Ambition: Music Teacher Hobby: Listening To Jazz Song: Take Five MARY MARTHA WEEKS Seaview, Virginia Nickname: Miss Lady Ambition: Typist ( Hobby: Singing Song: You ' re Good For Me ROBERTA WHITE Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Robin Ambition: School Teacher Hobby: Reading Song: You ' ll Never Walk Alone STELLA LOUISE WHITE Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Caledonia Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Reading Song: Love Me All The Way HATTIE ELIZABETH WYNN Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Hattie Bea Ambition: Business Librarian Hobby: Reading B Driving Song: If You Need Me ARTHUR LEE WYNDER Cheriton, Virginia Nickname: Crip Ambition: Phy, Ed. Teacher Hobby: Playing Basketball Song: Cry To Me CHRISTOPHER LEE WYNDER Cheriton, Virginia Nickname: Peewee Ambition: TV Repairman Hobby: Playing Baseball Song: Cry To Me 24

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BARRY TOWNSEND Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Shortie Ambition: Electronic Technician Hobby: Playing Basketball Song: It ' s A Lie CHARLES THOMAS TROWER Nassawadox, Virginia Nickname: Charlie Pop Ambition: Chemist Hobby: Reading Song: Need To Belong JOSEPH LEE TAYLOR Nassawadox, Virginia Nickname: Joe Chilly Ambition: Bricklayer Hobby: Singing Song: For Your Precious Love NATHAN NATHANIEL THOMAS Johnsontown, Virginia Nickname: Nate Ambition: Electrician Hobby: Playing Basketball Song: Ciry’ ' To Me JOEL MOCCY TROWER Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Joe Nasty Ambition: Jet Pilot Hobby: Singing Song: Valarie FANNIE LEE UPSHUR Birdsnest, Virginia Nickname: Toots Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Dancing Song: Something ' s Wortying Me MICHAEL WALKER Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Mike Ambition: Social Science Teacher Hobby: Writing Song: You Lost The Sweet Boy ELLIS SANFORD WARREN, JR. Bridgetown, Virginia Nickname: Ell Ambition: Join The Air Force Hobby: Playing Basketball Song: Need To Belong 23

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the Class of 1964, entered Northampton County High School in September of 1959. We were the first class under the twenty-unit plan for graduation. We were divided into five sections alphabetically. Our assigned homeroom teachers were Mrs. E. U. Jones, Mrs. M. D. Cherry, Mr. V. Adair, Miss Braxton and Mrs. B. M. Ervin. During our Freshman Year we began to get the feel of the high school. Mrs. L. U. Kornegay, Mr. W. T. Sisco and Mr. C. Brickhouse were our homeroom teachers. We were well represented in the Science and Math Conference by Ann Kay Brickhouse, Domell Bailey and Burleigh Morris, who won first, third and fourth places in mathematics respectively. In September 1961, we entered a new school term. We were finally Sophomores. Our homeroom teachers were Mr. C. Brickhouse, Miss C. King, Mrs. L. U. Kornegay and Miss F. J. Stephenson. We met again in September of 1962, only this time we were Juniors. We were prepared to work diligently with our homeroom sponsors Mr. Nelson Townsend, Mrs. A. W. Smith and Miss C. King. We sponsored a delightful Junior-Senior Prom for the Seniors. Kay Griffin won the oratorical contest given by the English Department. Delores Collins was elected as Miss Basket¬ ball and Bobby Jones as Mr. Basketball. At last we are seniors. Mrs. S. Phifer, Mr. E. Bush, Jr. and Mr. Odis Kornegay are our sponsors. Two young ladies have represented us as Miss Homecoming and May Day Queen. They are Marga Rogers and Stella White. We would like to thank our parents, principal and our homeroom sponsors for making our stay at Northampton County High School meaningful. SENIOR CLASS POEM Northampton High, now we must part. With memories of you deep in our hearts. We will always honor this building that stands, For you have given all you can. We hate to say farewell to thee. But we must go, as you can see. Time is coming and will not wait. So now we must meet the open gate. To the Alma Mater of Northampton County High, We will praise thee as our morning star. It is for us to always know. That it was you that helped us grow. Our time with you is almost gone. We know you ' ll always be our friend. We all say Dear Old Northampton High Farewell, Farewell, Good-by, good-by. Magdalene Bailey 25