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

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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE My young friends of the class of 1964, this must indeed be a pleasant time for those of you who are about to graduate from the Northampton County High School. I know it is for your friends, relatives, and those of us who have taught you during the past five years. I know I am pleased with you because in many very important ways you have left a mark on our school that will remain for many years to come. Let me remind you that you are not finishing your education at all, but beginning in the world ' s greatest place of opportunity, America. May I further suggest that opportunity does not announce its presence with a bugle call or a piano prelude; therefore, one of life ' s greatest lessons is the recog¬ nition of opportunity when it comes. Your opportunities ahead will be greater than any other generation, and with the foundation that you have received both at home and at school, we shall expect you to become an integral part of that great day which is dawning. May I congratulate you for those who have preceded you as well as those who will follow, for your interest and enthusiasm in continuing the tradition of our Lighthouse. Best wishes to each of you. W. H. Smith 2

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DEDICATION This issue of the LIGHTHOUSE is solemnly dedicated to the memory of one of our bus drivers, Mr. George N. Treherne, whose record of years of service is unparalleled. His 27 years tenure of service in transporting youth to school in Northampton Gounty was interrupted only by time given in service to his Gountry. To his loyal and devoted service, the Senior Glass of 1964 dedicate this annual. Mr. George N. Treherne

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