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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1965 volume:

JJz. i ji: «V ' . ♦ - I ' t. ' ■■■;. 1 DEDICATION This issue of the Light¬ house is solemly dedicated to the memory of two of our class¬ mates, Horace Williams and George Garrison. We deeply regret that Horace and George are unable to grad¬ uate with us because of an auto¬ mobile accident which took their lives. In memory of them, we the members of the senior class of 1965 dedicate this annual. George Garrison and Horace Williams PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE GREETINGS TO THE SENIORS OF 1965 It is always an honor as well a source of great pride to commend each senior class for having reached this station in life where it can continue to perpetuate our Lighthouse. This is one organ of our school that has been shining and still shines for those who have been a part of its making. Those who have passed this way be¬ fore you wish to commend you for keeping up the tradition and for a job well done. There are many things that I could say to you as a group at this time, but they would only be a compilation of the things that we have been emphasizing for the past five years. I am well pleased with the progress that you have made to this point, and feel that you should be ready to take that first big step on a long journey of the life ahead. As you take this step let us remind you that you will encounter many problems that threaten to overwhelm our civilization, and these problems must be dealt with by you if we are to survive as human beings. There can hardly be any doubts in our minds as to the important role that you will play in our modern life; therefore, you must look upon this step with purpose and direction. The Northampton County High School Staff has been conscious of the fact that an education consists of far more than getting book knowledge. I hope that you have grown in the development of certain principles and traits which have universal import -- honesty, loyalty, truthfulness, kindness, tolerance, and an appreciation of moral values. The daily contacts with your teachers should be challenges in the right direction. We further would like for you to remember that problems can be solved when intelligent men and women can sit together, think, discuss and gradually make the correct approach that will ultimately yield solutions in abundance. You are certainly going to have to play some part -- great or small in the solution of the problems that confront your world of tomorrow. As we see it, life holds many successes for you so please accept my sincere and best wishes. W. H. Smith Principal 2 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY MR. W. H. SMITH PRINCIPAL MRS. I. J. WILLIAMS HOME ECONOMICS MR. ODIS KORNEGAY ASST. PRINCIPAL Johnson C. Smith Univ. of Pittsburgh Hampton Institute Cornell University University of Conn. Maryland State William Mary Univ. of Maryland MRS. D, T. HAYES LIBRARIAN MR. C. N. WILLIAMS AGRICULTURE MRS. M. B. COLLINS MATHEMATICS Va. State College N. C. College Va. State College University o f Conn. Va. State College 4 FACULTY MR. E. BUSCH, JR. MUSIC MRS. A. W. SMITH GUIDANCE MR. J. B. COOK SCIENCE Va. StateColIege Fisk University Columbia University Johnson C. Smith Univ. of Pittsburgh Hampton Institute Va. State College Va. Union University Howard University MR. VERDELL ADAIR INDUSTRIAL ARTS MRS. E. S. McCULLER SOCIAL STUDIES MR. C. L. BRICKHOUSE SCIENCE -- MATHEMATICS Va. State College William Mary Maryland State Va. State College FACULTY MR. W. T. SISCO SOCIAL STUDIES MRS. M. D. CHERRY ENGLISH MR. J. G. COLLINS SCIENCE -- MATHEMATICS Va. State College St. Paul ' s College Norfolk Division Virginia Union University MRS. A. B. BROWN MR. JACK JOHNSON ENGLISH -- HISTORY ART MRS. S. D. PHIFER ENGLISH Virginia Union University N.C. College Johnson C. Smith University FACULTY MRS. M. S. CHRISTAIN BUSINESS MR. JOHN NOTTINGHAM SCIENCE MRS. M. H. MARTIN CLERK St. Paul ' s College Virginia Union University Va. State College Norfolk Division MRS. L. U. KORNEGAY BUSINESS MR. C. O. WILLIAMS PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS T. R. JAMISON MATEHMATICS Va. State College N. C. College Benedict College New York University Univ, of Maryland 7 FACULTY MRS. I. J. UPSHUR MR. F. W. FISHER MISS C. A. ARNOLD PHYSICAL EDUCATION HISTORY GEOGRAPHY HISTORY Maryland State A . T. College Va. State College MISS D. J. BACHUS BIOLOGY MR. WILLIAM B. PRUDEN BIOLOGY L GHEMISTRY MISS F. J. BISHOP ENGLISH Benedict College Hampton Institute Norfolk Division of Va. State College 8 FACULTY MRS. V. S. DENT SOCIAL SCIENCE MISS A, L. LEWIS ENGLISH MRS. VERA B. McINTOSH FRENCH Maryland State Va. State College Johnson C. Smith MR. D. L. McINTOSH MUSIC Johnson C. Smith 9 GUIDANCE COMMITTEE Youth continually face problems in understanding themselves and making decisions. On every side they are faced with increasingly complex social and economic patterns and widening occupational opportunities. With these changes have come greater emphasis on individual differences and the development of programs which seek to give systematic aid to all students. Therefore we are trying to provide a program which will aid all students to make wise decisions and good adjustments. Through the Guidance Committee and staff members the following services are available to all students: Individual Inventory, Informational, Counseling, Placement, and Follow-up. These services should assist each student in knowing himself if as an individual and as a member of society; in making the most of his strengths and in correcting or compensating for his weakness that interfere with his progress; in learning about occupations so that he may intelligently plan and prepare for a career; in learning about educational opportunities available to him; and in discover¬ ing and developing creative and leisure interests. For a successful guidance program, we ask for the continued co-operation from the home, the community, and the students. The Guidance Committee standing; Mrs. Alice B. Brown, Mr. W. H. Smith, Mrs. Vera B. McIntosh, Mrs. Lucille U. Kornegay and Mr. C. L. Brickhouse. Seated: Mrs. Ida J. Williams, Mrs. Alice W. Smith and Miss T. R. Jamison. 10 SENIORS LARRY JOSEPH AMES Cape Charles, Virginia RFD Nickname: Red Ambition; Barber Hobby: Carpentry Work Song: See The Real Me VIRGINIA AMES Exmore, Virginia Nickname; Ginnie Ambition: Registered Nurse Hobby; Dancing Song: A Woman ' s Love JOYCE PATRICIA ADAIR Nassawadox, Virginia Nickname; Joy Ambition: Business Secretary Hobby: Singing and Dancing Song: B by Love CARRIL LESTER AMES Cape Charles, Va. RFD Nickname: Doc Ambition; Barber Hobby: Playing Basketball Song: Steal Away CLIEEORD WILLIAM ANDREWS, JR. Cheriton, Virginia Nickname: Big Jersey Ambition; Doctor Hobby; Playing Sports Song; Out Of My Head CHARLES EDWARD AYERS Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Chuck Ambition: Professional Athlete Hobby: Playing Sports Song: 1 Thank Heaven DOROTHY JEAN BAILEY Franktown, Virginia Nickname: Dot Ambition: Seamstress Hobby; Sewing Song: Chained and Bound GEORGE ROGERS BAILEY Machipongo, Virginia Nickname: Juke Daddy Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobby; Painting and Sports Song: Precious Words 12 RAYMOND JULIUS BAILEY Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Ray Ambition: P. E. Teacher Hobby: Playing Sports Song: Baby Love JAMES LIVEN BAINES Weirwood, Virginia Nickname: Heads Ambition: Social Worker Hobby: Playing Sports Song: I Stand Accused ROBERT JAMES BAINES Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Bobby Ambition: Armed Forces Hobby: Dancing Song: Can ' t Stay Away CHARLES WILLIAM BAKER Eastville, Virginia Nickname: Pookie Ambition: Air Force Career Hobby: Driving Song: Cool Man BETTY JEAN BECKETT Exmore, Virginia Nickname: BB Ambition: 1. B, M, Operator Hobby: Singing Song: No Kidding PAUL EDWARD BIBBINS, JR. Chesapeake, Virginia Nickname: Tall Paul Ambition: Biologist Hobby: Playing Sports Song: Oh Yeah DELMA BEN BATSON Cape Charles, Virginia RED Nickname: Butch Ambition: Mechanic Hobby: Playing Guitar Song: A Woman ' s Love MARGARET ORLANDO BATSON Fairview, Virginia Nickname: Maret Ambition: Social Worker Hobby: Reading Song: Amen ANDREW LEE BULL Wardtown, Virginia Nickname: Pumpkin Ambition: T I Instructor Hobby: Listening To Records Song: No Time To Lose BOBBIE BURTON Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Doll Baby Ambition: I. B. M. Operator Hobby: Dancing Song: Chained and Bound LAWRENCE JAMES BORDEN Cape CharleSj Virginia RED Nickname: Mitch Ambition: Playing Guitar Hobby: Playing Sports Song: Try Me WILLIAM KENNETH BRICKHOUSE Cape Charles, Virginia RED Nickname: Kenny Ambition: P. E. Instructor Hobby: Playing Sports Song: The Price ROSA DIANA CARPENTER Machipongo, Virginia Nickname: Little Bit Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Typing Song: Come See About Me CLARENCE LEE CHANDLER Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Tony Curtis Ambition: Service Mechanic Hobby: Playing Sports Song: I ' ll Always Love You BEVERLY MARIE CHRISTIAN Nassawadox, Virginia Nickname: Bev Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Singing Song: Baby Love WILLIE ELIZABETH CHRISTIAN Wardtown, Virginia Nickname: Shortie Ambition: Biologist Hobby: Experimenting Song: Come Sec About Me 14 JOHN ROGER COLES Kiptopeke, Virginia Nickname: Cool Coles Ambition: Auto Mechanic Hobby: Driving Cars Song: Try Me BILLY WARD COLLINS Nassawadox, Virginia Nickname: The Phenix Ambition: Baseball Player Hobby: Playing Baseball Song: The Price REGINALD CALVIN COLLINS Chesapeake, Virginia Nickname: Reggie Ambition: Lawyer Hobby: Dancing Song: Let ' s Take A Chance ANTHONY EMILE CUSTIS Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Tony Ambition: Doctor Hobby: Playing Sports Song: Come See About Me BEATRICE LYNN DAVIS Eastville, Virginia Nickname: Bea Ambition: Business Career Hobby: Reading and Typing Song: Dancing In The Street INA ELESILEE DICKENS Birdsnest, Virginia Nickname: Ina Baby Ambition: Cosmetologist Hobby: Singing Song: I Stand Accused EDNA MARIE CUSTIS Seaview, Virginia Nickname: Ree Ambition: LB.M. Operator Hobby: Dancing Song: A Woman ' s Love JOSEPH CORNELIUS CUSTIS Eastville Station, Virginia Nickname: Toebe Ambition: Army Captain Hobby: Listening To Radio Song: Chained and Bound 15 HARRIETT ELIZABETH DILLARD Birdsnest, Virginia Nickname: Mary Ella Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Reading Song: No Time To Lose THOMAS JAMES GOGGETT Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Tom Ambition: Lawyer Hobby: Coin Collecting Song: Baby Love ERANK THADDUS EISHER Exmore, Virginia Nickname: The Fish Ambition: Operate Truck Line Hobby: Driving Cars Song: Hold What You Got LOWELL EARL EITCHETT Cape Charles, Virginia RFD Nickname: Big Mole Ambition: Construction Worker Hobby: Playing Sports Song: Hold What You Got Eastville, Virginia Nickname: Cho-Cho Ambition: Private Detective Hobby: Writing Letters Song: For Your Precious Love VALENTINA EDWINA ELLIOTT Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Sweet Child Ambition: Social Worker Hobby: Collecting News Articles Song: Let It Be Me HARRY LEE GIDDENS Nassawadox, Virginia Nickname: Mr. G Ambition: Disc Jockey Hobby: Training Horses Song: God Bless Our Love PAULINE LOUISE GIDDENS Birdsnest, Virginia Nickname: PG Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Dancing Song: Steal Away ALICE MAE DOWNES 16 WILMOR JAMES GIDDENS Weirwood, Virginia Nickname; Diddley Ambition: Member of Armed Forces Hobby: Playing Baseball Song; 1 Stand Accused GLORIA JEAN GOFFIGON Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname; Glo Ambition; Interior Decorator Hobby:Reading and Dancing Song; Come See About Me GEORGIA LOU GOODWYN Cheriton, Virginia Nickname: Gee-Gee Ambition: School Teacher Hobby: Singing Song; Let It Be Me SAMUEL GOODWYN, JR. Cheriton, Virginia Nickname: Sam Ambition: Truck Driver Hobby: Hunting Song: Chained and Bound LINDSAY BAILEY GREENE Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Ace Ambition: P. E. Instructor Hobby: Playing Sports Song: Come See About Me LANDUS WILSON HARMON Eastville, Virginia Nickname: Ponie Ambition: Air Force Career Hobby: Playing Sports Song: The Price BARBARA ANN GRAY Exmore, Virginia RFD Nickname; Ann Ambition: Join Marine Corps Hobby: Singing Song: Down The Aisle DOROTHY ANN GRAY Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Dot Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Sewing Song: A Woman ' s Love 17 SANDRA JEAN JACOBS Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Sandy Ambition; Mathematician Hobby; Experimenting Song; Come See About Me JESSE LEE JAMES Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Outlaw Ambition: Air Force Career Hobby; Exploring Song: Baby Love ISAIAH AUGUSTUS HARRIS Eastville Station, Virginia Nickname; Big Ike Ambition: Sociology Teacher Hobby: Playing Sports Song: Let It Be Me MARY ODESSA HARRIS Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Dess Ambition; Nurse Hobby: Sewing Song: Let It Be Me BURLEIGH LEWIS JOHNSON Exmore, Virginia RED Nickname; Pop Ambition: Photographer Hobby: Dancing Song: Chained and Bound BERTHA LEE JOHNSON Eastville Station, Virginia Nickname: Pudding Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Singing Song; Baby Love CHARLES lOHNSON Nassawadox, Virginia Nickname: Monkey D Ambition; Professional Athlete Hobby; Playing Baseball Song: Hold What You Got CROSBY HILL JOHNSON Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Cro Ambition: Doctor Hobby: Reading Song: Can ' t Stay Away 18 DOROTHY MAE JOHNSON Nassawadox, Virginia Nickname: Dotty Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Sewing Song: What Now? MARY CATHERINE JOHNSON Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Sammy Ambition: Beautician Hobby: Dancing Song: A Woman ' s Love JOAN PATRICIA JORDAN Machipongo, Virginia Nickname Doan Ambition: Artist Hobby: Dancing Song; Every Little Bit Hurts ETHEL MAE KELLAM Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Mickey Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Sewing Song: God Bless Our Love SARAH ELLEN KELLAM Machipongo, Virginia Nickname; Freshie Ambition: Seamstress Hobby: Sewing Song: I ' ll Keep On Trying WILLIAM EDWARD KELLAM Nassawadox, Virginia Nickname: Bill Red Ambition: Member of Armed Forces Hobby: Playing Baseball Song: I Stand Accused RONALD RAYFIELD KELLEY Hare Valley, Virginia Nickname: Hot Rod Ambition: Chef Hobby: Swimming Song: Try Me ROMAN LEWIS Bridgetown, Virginia Nickname: Junny Boy Ambition: Mechanic Hobby: Playing Sports Song: A Woman ' s Love 19 ALICE LEE MITCHELL Machipongo, Virginia Nickname: Peaches Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Typing Song: Baby Love MARGARET SHARON MONROE Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Miss Boo Ambition: Psychiatrist Hobby: Playing the Clarinet Song: More SALLYE ETHEL MOORE Bridgetown, Virginia Nickname: Pootney Ambition: Registered Nurse Hobby: Swimming Song: Come See About Me CHARLES LARRY NOCK Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Tiger Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobby: Playing Sports Song: Come On Man HELEN CORRINE NOTTINGHAM Cape Charles, Virginia RFD Nickname: Corrina Ambition: Anthropologist Hobby: Dancing Song: Let It Be Me JEAN GLORIA PARKER Wardtown, Virginia Nickname: Jeannie Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobby: Singing Song: I Stand Accused ELIZABETH ALBERTA MARTIN Nassawadox, Virginia Nickname: Bert Ambition: Business Teacher Hobby: Dancing Song: Chained and Bound LILLIAN ELIZABETH MATTHEWS Cheriton, Virginia Nickname: Lil Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Listening To Records Song: Come See About Me 20 ANGELA MARIE PEACE Nassawadox, Virginia Nickname: Angie Ambition: Executive Secretary Hobby: Reading Song: Let It Be Me EDITH ELIZABETH PICOTT Birdsnest, Virginia Nickname: Peacock Ambition: Practical Nurse Hobby: Listening To Radio Song: God Bless Our Love EVONNE POWELL Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Bobbie Ambition: Seamstress Hobby: Sewing Song: Come See About Me NAOMI REID Weirwood, Virginia Nickname: Midget Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Sewing Song: A Woman ' s Love WYOMIE REID Weirwood, Virginia Nickname: Na Ambition: Registered Nurse Hobby: Cooking Song: A Woman ' s Love LEROY SAMPLE, JR. Capeville, Virginia Nickname: June Ambition: Professional Racer Hobby: Enjoying Life Song: Steal Away CLARENCE EUGENE SATCHELL Nassawadox, Virginia Nickname: Satch Ambition: Builder and Contractor Hobby: Basketball Player Song: Strung Out WILLIE LEE SAVAGE Bayford, Virginia Nickname: Bill Ambition: Member of Armed Forces Hobby: Driving Cars Song: Sti’ung Out 21 WILLIAM THOMAS SCARBOROUGH Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Tuck Ambition: Typist Hobby: Listening To Records Song: Let It Be Met ' JAMES FOSTER SCOTT, III Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Jimmy Ambition: Chemist Hobby: Reading and Sports Song: I ' ve Been Trying FELTON TYRONE SESSOMS Nassawadox, Virginia Nickname: Sess Ambition: Biological Technician Hobby: Being Curious Song: The Price MARY ETHEL SHEPPARD Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Bill Ambition: Doctor Hobby: Playing Music Song: Strung Out SIDNEY THOMAS SMITH Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Smitty Ambition: Scientific Engineer Hobby: Singing Rock and Roll Song: I Can ' t Stop Loving You WILLIE SMITH Cape Charles, Virginia RED Nickname: Smitty Ambition: Auto Mechanic Hobby: Work On Cars Song: You Must Believe Me BETTY GEAN SINGLETON Cheriton, Virginia Nickname: Shortie Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Reading Song: Let It Be Me JOSEPH LEE SMITH, JR. Cheriton, Virginia Nickname: Joe-Joe Ambiton: Electrician Hobby: Drag Racing Song: The Price 22 RUSSELL McCRAY SPADY Kiptopeake, Virginia Nickname: Spunk Ambition: Disc Jockey Hobby: Listening To Jazz Song: Hold What You Got THRERESA SPADY Cheriton, Virginia Nickname: Flea Ambition: Auditor Hobby: Playing With Animals Song: I Had A Talk MADELINE MORRAY SPADY Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Pocahontas Ambition: Interior Decorator Hobby: Music Song: If You Read Me QUEEN MARY SPADY Townsend, Virginia Nickname: Queenie Ambition: P. E. Teacher Hobby: Dancing Song: Let It Be Me WILLIAM CLARENCE SPADY Eastville Station, Virginia Nickname: Billy Ambition: Professional Barber Hobby: Playing Sports Song: Your Precious Love MARTHA ANN STRATTON Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Lover Ambition: Cosmetologist Flobby: Listening To Radio Song: Chained and Bound JOHN ALLEN TAYLOR Nassawadox, Virginia Nickname: Allen Town Ambition: Singer Hobby: Singing Song: Try Me JACQUELINE THOMAS Exmore, Virginia RED Nickname: Little Mover Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Dancing Song: Strung Out 23 RAYMOND THOMAS, JR. Exmore, Virginia RED Nickname: Jap Ambition: U.S. Army Officer Hobby: Playing Sports Song: Strung Out VIOLA MAE THOMAS Eastville, Virginia Nickname: Sister Ambition: Practical Nurse Hobby: Watching T.V. Song: The Jerk ELIZA ELLEN TOWNSEND Birdsnest, Virginia Nickname: Liza Ambition: Elementary Teacher Hobby: Typing Song: Time Is On My Side HELENA TURNER Eastville Station, Virginia Nickname: Sorty Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobby: Drawing and Typing Song: Everything Is Alright HILDRED MILTON UPSHUR Nassawadox, Virginia Nickname: Spook Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobby: Drawing Song: The Price JACQUELINE ODESSA VICKS Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Jackie Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Typing Song: A Woman ' s Love. JAMES ALERED WASHINGTON Weirwood, Virginia Nickname: Butch Ambition: Electrician Hobby: Driving Automobile Song: The Price JOAN LORRAINE WATTS Franktown, Virginia Nickname: Butch Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Driving Cars Song: A Woman ' s Love 24 ANGELO WHITE JOHN HENRY WIGGINS Fairview, Virginia Nickname: Wigwom Ambition: Doctor Hobby: Reading Song: I Found A Love DONALD CORNEL WRIGHT Capeville, Virginia Nickname: D.C. Ambition: Artist Hobby: Interior Decorator Song: Try Me Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Blue Ambition: Member of Armed Forces Hobby: Dancing Song: She ' s Not There REGINALD McKINLEY WIDGEON Eastville Station, Virginia Nickname: Boggie Ambition: T.V. Engineer Hobby: Auto Mechanic Song: Baby Love LARRY OLIVER WRIGHT Townsend, Virginia Nickname: L.O.W. Ambition: Doctor SENIOR CLASS PRAYER Hobby: Singing Song: Yes, Yes We thank Thee Almighty God, for the many blessings which you have bestowed upon us as individuals and as a class. We are most grateful to our Parents, Principal, Teachers and Friends, who have worked diligently with us through the years giving us courage and inspiration to meet the challenges as they arose in our daily living. Dear Lord, as we leave this institution of learning, help us to seek more knowledge , more love, and most of all a better under¬ standing of life which will help us to meet the challenges which will confront us. Amen 25 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the class of 1965 entered Northampton Coun.ty High School in September of 1960. Our homeroom teachers were: Mrs. M. D. Cherry, Miss F. J. Stephenson, Mr. K. Wright, Mr. J. B. Cook and Mr. J. C. McCollough. Evonne Powell was Miss Eighth Grade in the Homecoming Activity. Anthony Custis won first place in the Oratorical Contest, In 1961, as Freshmen, our homeroom teachers were: Mr. J. C. McCollough, Mr. J. B. Cook, Mr. K. Wright and Mrs. M, B. Collins. In September of 1962 as Sophomores, our homeroom teachers were: Miss N. P. Hastings, Miss T. L. Manley, Mrs. E. S. McCuller and Mrs. L. U. Kornegay. We met again in September of 1963 as honorable Juniors, full of expectation and anticipation. Our homeroom teachers were: Mrs. A. B. Brown, Miss T. L. Manley, Mr. J. G. Collins, and Mr. C. L. Brickhouse. We sponsored the Prom using as our theme, Bon Voyage. Finally we are seniors. Our homeroom teachers are: Mr. E. Busch, Jr, , Mr, O. Kornegay, and Mrs. S. D. Phifer. This year seems to be the one to be remembered -- Elizabeth Christain was Miss Homecoming this year. Lindsay Greene, Charles Ayers, and Williams Brickhouse scored well during the football season. As we stand at the eve of graduating from high school, we view the past with sadness and the future with hope, SENIOR CLASS POEM All these years we have been working Our trials have been both large and small. But now we are working, striving, upward. To the most cherished crest of all. Now our high school work is fading. And its life is coming to an end. We may rest briefly, for we have earned it. Our start to be among revered men. Some of us will journey upward And travel to the stars above. And find new fields of honest endeavor That will be our labor ' s love. All of us will forever be searching For the light that shows the way. To the truth that is within us To the dawn of a better day. And when the lot is cast in our lives We will know just where we got our start. It will be the work we are now ending. That is embodied closest in our hearts, Crosby Johnson 26 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Northamptonians Make Headlines I always read the daily paper ( The World Times ) with my morning coffee. Naturally I was quite thrilled to see the entire paper dedicated to the class of ' 65. Then I wasn ' t too surprised when I saw that Anthony Custis is Editor in Chief. Would you care to read along with me? Well, I ' ll glance at the Sports Section first . . . Charles Johnson, President of the Nassawadox Baseball League, approved the 1-game playing schedule for the 1975 season. The schedule was drawn up by General Manager, Charles Nocks. Charles Ayers has taken over the position of coach of the Cape Charles Colts. Lindsay Greene, William Spady, William Brickhouse, John Wiggins, and James Baines have signed $5,00 contracts with the Stumptown Stompers football team. Raymond Bailey, Raymond Thomas, Carril Ames, and Lowell Fitchet are consid¬ ered the most valuable basketball players off the court. Route 13 Sports Car Races begin today. Clarence Chandler, Leroy Sample, Billy Collins, Willie Smith, John Coles, and Delma Batson are the drivers -- naturally, (Women ' s Page) Madeline Spady, Eliza Townsend, Pauline Giddens, Theresa Spady, Willie Christian, Rosa Carpenter, and Ethel Kellam were chosen the Seven Best Dressed Ladies of Northampton, Picott, Johnson Vows Said The wedding of Edith Picott and Crosby Hill Johnson took place in Franktown. Rev, Thomas Doggett performed the ceremony. Alice Mae Downes was Maid of Honor. Sallye Moore, Dorothy Bailey, Edna Custis, and Viola Thomas were Bridesmaids. Jesse James was Best Man. Groomsmen were Joseph Smith, William Kellam, Angelo White and Robert Baines. Dorothy Gray was honored as Outstanding Businesswoman of 1975, Harriet Dillard and Helen Nottingham own a very exclusive wig shop called Brunette ' s Cave. Ina Dickens, Bobbie Burton, Margaret Batson, Jean Parker, and Odessa Harris are very popular models there. Joyce Adair, Georgia Goodwyn, and Betty Singleton, members of the Old Dominion Bar Association, are aspiring to be among the few women serving as high court judges. Angela Peace won the Miss Eastern Shore Contest. Gloria Goffigan and Mary Sheppard were first and second runners up respectively. Get this! Landus Harmon, Charles Baker, and Joseph Custis are considered the most eligible bachelors of ' 75. Wheel Sandra Jacobs, B.S., A.B., M.A., Ph.D., F.O.B., received her S, O. S. degree from the University of Mars. Tomorrow the Grand Opening of the Helena Turner Fabric Shop takes place. The shop will offer a sewing course by Valentina Elliott, Sarah Kellam, Barbara Gray and Mary Johnson. Beatrice Davis, a most promising young author, has won world-wide recognition for her latest novel, What ' s Going On? (News of the We ek) Evonne Powell and Felton Sessoms were nominated as candidates for the 1975 Nobel Chaos Prize. They have done outstanding work in the National Troubleshooters Organization. Hildred Upshur and Donal Wright have created a popular new trend in Way-out art. Reginald Widgeon and Sidney Smith are scheduled to land on the moon sometime soon -- They are really out there. Paul Bibbins has been named the Man of the Year. Clarence Satchell has been awarded the contract of constructing the fabulous new N.C.H, S. Andrew Bull, Levi Doggett, Frank Fisher, William Kellam, Wilmor Giddens, Samuel Goodwyn, and Willie Savage are assisting him. Reginald Collins, the newly elected President of the United States, has made public the names of his Shelf members. They are; Harry Giddens, James Washington, Lawrence Borden, Virginia Ames, Queen Mary Spady, Jacqueline Thomas, Joan Watts, John Taylor, William Scarborough, and Elizabeth Martin. Isaiah Harris has been appointed President Collins ' personal body guard. Second Lt. Larry Ames has been awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor. Dr. Clifford Andrews, Head of the President ' s Council on Physical Fitness, has gone to great heights to improve the program. (Entertainment) Russell Spady, the most swingin ' D.J. around, is heard every evening on WFUN Radio. For the best in news and weather -- Jacqueline Vicks and James Scott are heard at 6:30 P.M. on WHAT Mon. -- Fri. Choice Viewing 9:30 P. M. (Channel 0) Ronald Kelley Show. Appearing on the show tonight are the famous spiritual singers, Bertha Johnson, and the Dixiecans -- Alice Mitchell, Lillian Matthews, and Joan Jordan. Ronald ' s special guests are Betty Beckett and Martha Stratton singing their latest flop. Larry Wright, world renowned baritone, and Beverly Christian, soprano, will give a concert at the Metropolitan Screaming House. Dorothy Johnson and Burleigh Johnson, partners in the dancing team, are on a tour of the country. , , , , „ , Be sure to watch the chewing gum commercial featuring the Doublemint Twins -- Naomi and Wyomie Reid. George Bailey, the cartoonist, has done it again! His sketch for today shows Margaret Sharon Monroe witJr a tiger still in her pocketbook. It will be a real delight to see all of our old classmates at our Glass Reunion to¬ night; so young, so prosperous, and so generous of their tnoney and talent. The old folk at home will be happy, I am sure, to have such celebrities as these for their very own. Margaret Sharon Moni-oc SENIOR CLASS WILL Wc, the Senior Class of Northampton County High School, of 1965, having but a few more hours of our high school days , do hereby publicize our last will and Testament. To our Principal and Faculty, we offer our sincere gratitude for their wisdom, patience, and courage which has contributed to our present success and future hopes. To the Underclassmen, we leave our loyalty, determination, and our cooperative spirit, hoping that they will be successful in all their worthwhile efforts. We hereby make the following bequests as a part of this will. Virginia Ames wills her wishes of success to the Junior Class. Joyce Adair wills her kind personality to those who need it. Dorothy Bailey wills her Government book to Annie Beckett. Margaret Batson wills her Government book to Ann Robinson. Betty Beckett rvills her legs to Goldie Church. Rosa Carpenter wills her height to Joyce Tankard. Beverly Christian wills her size to Goldie Church. Willie Christian wills her figure to Paulette Upshur. Edna Custis wills her pleasing personality to anyone who needs it. Beatrice Daws wills her quietness to anyone who needs it. Ina Dickens wills her ability to sing to Carolyn Fields. Harriett Dillard wills her ability to get along with others to Margaret Wynder and Carlene Smith. Alice Downes wills her figure to Paulette Upshur. Valentina Elliott wills her height to Gloris Dean. Pauline Giddens wills her dancing ability to Pearlie White. Gloria Goffigan wills her dimples to Marian Ames. Georgia Goodwyn wills her speaking ability to Valencia Powell. Barbara Gray.wills her hair to Johenie Mitchell. Dorothy Gray wills her Government book to Hazel Baines. Odessa Harris wills her figure to Carolyn Morris. Sandra Jacobs wills her height to Wilda Stevens. Bertha Johnson wills all her love to Judson Garrison. Dorothy Johnson wills her height to Joyce Tankard. Mary Johnson wills her legs to Geraldine House. Joan Jordan wills her height to Lelia Morris. Ethel Kellam wills her kindness to Glaudette Brickhouse. Sarah Kellam wills all her love to Clarence Goodwyn. Elizabetli Martin wills her waist¬ line to Gloris Dean. Alice Mitchell wills her height to Joyce Tankard. Margaret Monroe wills her vivaciousness to Jacqueline Allen. Sallye Moore wills her ability to love all people and her smiles to Earnestine Cypress. Helen Nottingham wills her love to Joseph Ames and hopes that he will remember it in his Senior year. Jean Parker wills her Beattie Hairdo to Joyce Tankard. Angela Peace wills her quietness to anyone who desires it. Edith Picott wills her petite figure to Beverly Jones. Evonne Powell wills her sewing ability to Ann Robinson. Naomi Reid wills her love to William Brown. Yomie Reid wills her love to John Upshur. Mary Sheppard wills her cool walk to Pearlie White. Betty Singleton wills her ability to come to school regularaly to Gloria Spady. Madeline Spady wills her ability to smile at all times to Margaret Wynder. Queen Spady wills her height to Joyce Tankard. Theresa Spady wills Eugene Downing to Brenda Kellam so that she will not have to borrow him anymore. Martha Stratton wills her way-out hairdos to Ruth Upshur. Jacqueline Thomas wills her wishes of suc¬ cess to the Juniors. Viola Thomas wills her quietness to Margaret Wynder. Eliza Townsend wills her pleasing personality to Carlene Smith. Helena Turner wills her smallness to Barbara Collins. Jacqueline Vicks wills her shortness to Lenora Mitchell. Joan Watts wills her ability to match colors to Frances Collins. Carril Ames wills all his love to Alice Smith. Larry Ames wills his wavy hair to Leroy Ames. Clifford Andrews wills his height to anyone who needs it. George Bailey wills his artistic ability to Alvin Satchell. Raymond Bailey wills all his love to Joyce Tankard. James Baines wills his ability to play football to Charles Mason. Robert Baines wills liis ability to get along with girls to Paul Baines. Charles Baker wills his good looks to Clarence Goodwyn. Delma Batson wills all his love to Geraldine House. Paul Bibbins and Reginald Collins will their Trigonometry books to Joseph Smaw and Roland Bailey hoping they will accomplish as much as they will. Lawrence Borden wills his ability to play the guitar to Calvin Mitchell. Andrew Bull wills all of his love to Jacqueline Allen. Kenneth Brickhouse wills his ability to play football to Kenneth Nock. Clarence Chandler wills his heart to Lelia Morris. Joseph Custis wills his ability to get a clean haircut to William Walker. Thomas Doggett wills Iris Government book to Alfred Robinson. Fran Fisher wills Iris wavy hair to Garnett Baines. Harry Giddens wills his football ability to Roland Bailey. Samuel Goodwyn wills his ability with the girls to Robert Ghurch. Lindsay Greene wills his love to Barbara Collins. Isaiah Harris wills his baseball uniform, no. 15, to Robert Church, hoping that he will make tire team, although it is too large. Jesse James wills his height and size to Clifton Bailey. Burleigh Johnson wills all his love to Alberta Roselle. Charles Johnson wills his ability tp play basketball to Herbert Mapp. Crosby Johnson wills Iris complexion to Eugene Harmon. William Kellam wills his ability to play baseball to Charles Mason. Ronald Kelley wills his cooking ability to Johnella Ednronds. Charles Nock wills his baseball glove to his brother, Kennetlr and his good looks to Bernard Barnes. Leroy Sample wills his jump-shot in basketball to his brother, Clarence. Clarence Satchell wills all his love to Betty Hickman. William Scarborough wills Iris ability to dress well to Roland Gunter. Felton Sessoms wills Iris ability to be sincere to Margaret Wynder. Joseph Smith wills his cool ways with the girls to Joseph Smaw. Sidney Sirrith wills his unique personahty and his high spirited ambition to Joseph Smaw. Willie Smith wills his ability to drive to Leroy Ames. Russell Spady wills all his love to Brenda Sessoms. William Spady wills his speed and ability to play football to Garnett Baines. John Taylor wills his ireatness to anyorre who needs it. Raymond Thomas wills his sirrooth talk with the girls to Roland Bailey. Hildred Upshur wills his good hair to Van Brickhouse. Jairres Washington wills his srrrall nose to John Upshur. Angelo White wills his ability to dance to Garnett Baines. Reginald Widgeon wills his nrasculiire physique to Wilhairr Walker so that he irright win more girls. Johir Wiggiirs wills his personality to Kenneth Nock. Donald Wright wills his artistic ability to the sixth period students. 28 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE- ASST. PRESIDENT SECRETARY SECRETARY Felton Sessoms Clifford Andrews Angelo Peace Betty Beckett TREASURER REPORTER CHAPLAIN HISTORIAN BUSINESS MGR. Russell Spady SENIOR CLASS SONG (Tune) Exodus Dear old Northampton, from thee we must part, But grievences still linger in our heart; These steps we ' ll take to meet, to meet the greater demands. We ' ll succeed because of obedience to thy commands. You are our means to great prosperity, And our concept to have much charity; Someday we ' ll look upon, upon these years, With a long heart and perhaps some tears. We bid you farewell in a sorrowing manner. Where ever we go we ' ll take tire banner; That we received from dry loving heart. Which will enable us to get a successful start. SGT. AT ARMS Isaiah Harris REFRAIN: Dear old Northampton, from thee we must part. But grievences still linger in oiu’ heart; We are singing thy praise in our humblest voice. Now we must go, we have no other choice. Evonne Powell and Larry Wright 1965 LIGHTHOUSE STAFF We, the staff of the 1965 Lighthouse set out several months before this publi¬ cation to preserve many memories of this and other school years. We have tried to increase the number of pictures of students, teachers, teams, organizations, and activities of Northampton County High School. It would be impossible to put all these memories into words and pictures, but we have tried to include most of the big things and some of the small things that hap¬ pened from day to day. May this 1965 LIGHTHOUSE serve to refresh your dimin¬ ishing memories of our high school days as you scan these pages. STANDING: Margaret Monroe, Literary Editor; Donal Wright, Art Editor; Russell Spady, Sports Editor; Harry Giddens, Business Manager; Felton Sessoms, Advertising Sales Manager; Anthony Gustis, Editor In Ghief; Glarence Satchell, Yearbook Sales Manager; James Scott, Business Manager. SEATED: Georgia Goodwyn, Yearbook Sales Manager; Pauline Giddens, Social Editor; Madeline Spady, Photographic Editor; Theresa Spady, Social Editor; Sandra Jacobs, Advertising Sales Manager; Martha Stratton, Class Editor. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SMALLEST QUIETEST KINDEST Helena Turner Charles Nocks Ethel Kellam Frank Fisher Betty Beckett Charles Johnson 30 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST COUPLE MOST COOPERATIVE TALLEST Angelo Peace Larry Wright Angelo Peace Paul Bibbins Clifford Andrews Odessa Harris FIGURE PHYSIQUE SWEETEST BEST CITIZENS Jacqueline Thomas Lowell Fitchett Rosa Carpenter Roman Lewis Beverly Christain James Scott MOST TALENTED BEST DANCERS BEST LOOKING In a Dickens Lawrence Bowden Angelo Wliite Bobbie Burton Charles Nocks Gloria Goffigon 31 � JUNIOR rjti JUNIOR A CLASS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY B, Barnes J. Tankard B. Jacobs ASST. SEC. B. Sessoms TREASURER We, the members of llA, under the su¬ pervision of Miss T. R. Jamison entered Northampton County High School for the fourth time on August 31, 1964, with great anticipation for a prosperous and enlighting year. May we take this opportunity to congratu¬ late each of you upon your graduation from Northampton County High School. To the Seniors: You have crossed the bay, the ocean lies ahead. C. Andrews CHAPLAIN C. Ames 33 JUNIOR B CLASS ’ Ms ■ ilu Mi m s sM mltW CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT R. Bailey VICE PRESIDENT J. Smaw SECRETARY R. Wright CHAPLAIN Entering into N.C.H.S. for the fourth consecutive year, we the Junior B section were placed under the guidance of Mr. W. T. Sisco. As a farewell salute to the out going sen¬ iors, we wish to extend a hearty congratu¬ lations for their accomplished success, along with this final message. Wherever your foot steps may trod, may the road lead to Friend¬ ship, Prosperity, Health, Love and Happi¬ ness . P. Rowley ASST. SEC. S. Rogers SGT. AT ARMS H. Mapp 34 JUNIOR C CLASS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY D. James TREASURER E. Jolmson R. Ames We, the members of Junior C Class, are now entering our fourth consecutive year at N.C.H.S. with great anticipation of a pros¬ perous year, under the supervision of Mr. F. Fisher. We are striving to attain higher goals. To the Seniors, best wishes and this thought. You are now crossing the Bay of Education but don ' t forget that the Ocean of Life l ies some where before you. J. Edmonds ASST. SEC. L. MoitIs CHAPLAIN j. Mitchell 35 JUNIOR D CLASS ly k “ ] I ' f� iW� a f ... CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT G. Dean SGT. AT ARMS •A. Martin VIGE PRESIDENT E. Wilson SECRETARY E. Henderson We, the members of Junior D” Class, are now entering Northampton County High School for the fourth year under the guidance of Mr. V. Adair with open minds and much determination to achieve higher goals, through sincere participation in our classroom work and the many extracur¬ ricular activities provided by the school, we hope to attain these goals with out¬ standing success. To the Graduating Class of 1965, we ex¬ tend best wishes for a successful future. TREASURER L. Doggett CHAPLAIN F. T-wyford 36 1 JUNIOR E CLASS f 1 ] i I, 1 i PRESIDENT F. Gunter CHAPLAIN CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY J. Ames P. Wliite We, the members of 11 E Class, en¬ tered Northampton County High School, with vim, vigor and vitality, looking forward to this year with a new look on life. We hope that you will always look forward to a bright future and keep as your motto: Good, Better, Best, never let it rest. Until your Good is Better and the Better is the Best. ASST. SEC. E. Cypress BUSINESS MGR. A. Robinson H. Baines 37 SOPHOMORE A CLASS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Stephen Fox G. Morris D. Beach ASST. SEC. D. Lyons CHAPLAIN Under the guidance of our homeroom teacher, Mrs. E. S. McCuller, we the mem¬ bers of 10 A homeroom began our school year on August 31, 1964, with a strong de¬ termination to accomplish our goal. To the outgoing Class of 1965, best wishes. Strive not to equal, but to excel. TREASURER A. Arnold D. Savage 39 SOPHOMORE B CLASS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT W. Baines CHAPLAIN P. Carey VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY P. Christian D. Satchell We, the members of Sophomore B Class, entered Northampton County High School this school term, 64-65, with a new advisor. Miss L. Lewis. To the outgoing Seniors we say; Less than your best mean cheating yourself. ASST. SEC. B. Mapp TREASURER D. Sample 40 SOPHOMORE C CLASS PRESIDENT CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY ASST. SEC. B. Savage B. Reid D. Davis C. Upshur TREASURER We, the members of Sophomore C Class, entered Northampton County High School under the guidance of Mr. W. B. Pruden. We are progressing under his leadership. To the Seniors of 1965, It is our sincere wish that each of you now possess for the better of yourselves and your fellow man.” BUSINESS MGR. C. Vauglm B. Savage 41 SOPHOMORE D CLASS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY T. Bannister CHAPLAIN M. Press G. Jackson M. Morris We, the members of Sophomore ”D Class, enrolled on August 31, 1964 under the guidance of our homeroom teacher, Mrs. L. U. Kornegay. Bringing with us pleasant memories of previous years at N.C.H.S. we have pledged ourselves to work co-operatively in our educational activities for this school year. To the Class of 1965, we wish to extend our sincere best wishes for your happiness and success in the future. ASST. SEC. G. Barrett TREASURER P. Evans 42 SOPHOMORE E CLASS CLASS OFEICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY S. Burton L, Brisco C. Ruffin CHAPLAIN We, the members of Sophomore E Class, entered Northampton County High School in 1964 with positive attitude to¬ wards meeting the unpredictable challenge of the 64-65 school year, under the super¬ vision of Miss D. J. Bachus. To the Seniors, Don ' t fall to sleep now. It ' s Time To Wake Up. ASST. SEC. J. Willis TREASURER C. Brickliouse I. Stratton I t FRESHMAN A CLASS PRESIDENT S. Christian TREASURER U. Fisher CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY ASST. SEC. C. Peace T. Jacobs We, the members of 9 A section of Northampton County High School, entered on August 31, 1964, to make further ad¬ vancement towards our educational goals, under the guidance of Miss F. Bishop our homeroom teacher. To the Graduating Class of 1965, we wish you the best of everything that life has to offer and may you strive to do your best in life. S. Bailey CHAPLAIN D. Church 45 FRESHMAN B CLASS PRESIDENT C. Morris CHAPLAIN CLASS OFLICERS VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY G. Fisher B. Lewis We, the members of Freshman B” Class, entered Northampton County High School on August 31, 1964, under the supervision of our homeroom teacher, Mrs. M. B. Collins. We are striving to do our best. To the Senior Class of 1965, we wish you much success in the near future. Congrat¬ ulations . ASST. SEC. J. Barrett TREASURER R. James S. Nottingham 46 FRESHMAN C CLASS PRESIDENT L. Turner CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY R. Smith J. Baines TREASURER L. Fisher CHAPLAIN We, the members of Freshman C Class, entered Northampton County High School on August 31, 1964, under the guid¬ ance of Mr. J. G. Collins. We are striving each day with a greater determination to achieve higher goals. To the Graduating Class of 1965, we would like to extend these lines as a guide for the future: Education Is The Key To Success. PARLIAMF.NTARIAN G, Jolinson J. Giddcns 47 FRESHMAN D CLASS PRESIDENT W. Church CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY E. Sheppard V. Wilkins CHAPLAIN We, the members of Freshman D Class, have been placed under the guid¬ ance of Mrs. A. B. Brown for the 1964-65 session. We have progressed far under her leadership. To the Senior Class of 1965, we wish you the best of luck in all your undertakings. Congratulation. V. Upshur TREASURER A. Upshur SGT. AT ARMS K. Watson 48 FRESHMAN E CLASS PRESIDENT G. Giddens TREASURER B. Upshur CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY J. Spady M. Smaw ASST. SEC. M. Coston The members of Freshman E Class returned to Northampton County High School August 31, 1964. Under the supervision of our homeroom teacher, Mr. C. L. Brick- house, we are striving to attain an educa¬ tion to cope with the changing society. To the Graduating Class of 1965, we extend our best wishes for a successful and cheerful future. CHAPLAIN W. Myri c k 49 EIGHTH GRADE i’ EIGHT A CLASS PRESIDENT P, Giddens CHAPLAIN A. Henderson CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER G. Floyd C. Collins M. Trower A feeling of triumph, uncertainity and expectancy was in our hearts and minds as we assembled in the auditorium on August 31, 1964 to be assigned to our class section and homeroom teacher, Mrs. M. D. Cherry. We are striving to complete the highest degree of education here. To the Senior Class, we wish to leave t he following: Great scholars never graduate in a hurry; they’do it in degrees. SGT. AT ARMS T. Smaw 51 EIGHT B CLASS PRESIDENT E. Parker CHAPLAIN M. Forman CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY P. Brickhouse B. Brickhouse Thirty-eight neophytes arrived at N.C.H.S. August 31, 1964. Each of us laughed at our own ideas and experiences from our elementary schools. We were as¬ signed room 6, with Mr. J. B. Cook as ad¬ visor. We hope to stand where our present seniors are in 1969. That seems like a long time, but as the ancient Romans said: Tempus Fugit (Time Flies). For us, the Romans have said, Tempora Mutantur” (Times are changed). We wish for our Seniors God ' s Benediction. ASST. SEC. P. Church SGT. AT ARMS S. Watson 52 EIGHT C CLASS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT F. Sample VICE PRESIDENT S. Gholson SECRETARY L. Spady ASST. SEC. B. Boyd TREASURER P. Widgeon We, the members of ' ' 8-C ' ' , entered N.C.H.S. on August 31, 1964, under the guidance of Mr. J. W. Nottingham, Jr. our homeroom teacher. We entered with determination as young people to follow the motto left by our late President John F. Kennedy: Ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country. To the Graduating Class we hope you will think and act upon these words. We extend our hearty wishes for success in all your life endeavors. CHAPLAIN M. Satchell 53 EIGHT D CLASS PRESIDENT C. Mapp TREASURER CLASS OLLICERS VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY S. Twyford E. Mosses We, the members of 8D section, en¬ tered N.C. H.S. in August with the aim to excel in all we undertake. Under the guidance of our home room teacher, Mrs. V. S. Dent. To the Senior Class of 1965, The world is not interested in the storms you encounter, but the ship of success you tow into port. ASST. SEC. A. Pitts PARLIAMENTARIAN C. Spady J. Wynder 54 EIGHT E CLASS ;i ) PRESIDENT J. Brickhouse TREASURER CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY S. Bailey L. Addison We, the members of ' ’8E ' ' , entered Northampton County High School on August 31, 1964, we took as our motto the saying that Circumstance are the rulers of the weak and the instrument of the wise. To the Class of 65 , we hope that through strength in character and stead¬ fastness of conviction you will over come all obstacles and achieve your desired goals. ASST. SEC. Doll Mapp CHAPLAIN A. Thomas L. Tankard 55 EIGHT F CLASS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY ASST. SEC. J. Wynder P. Dixon C. Carter J. Bordley TREASURER We, the members of 8F , entered |sl.C.H.S. August 31, 1964, under the guid¬ ance of Mrs. M. S. Christian. We are looking forward to a successful year at Northampton County High School. To the Graduating Class of 1965, we the members of 8F section would like to leave this thought with you: Open-mindness is the line through which flows unlimited possibilities. ” SGT. AT ARMS C. Ayres T. Smith 56 ORGANIZATION We, the members of the English Club were organized under the fine supervision of Mrs. M. D. Cherry with many objectives in mind. Our officers are as follows; Beverly Graves, President; Vera Jordan, Vice- President; Theresa Spady, Secretary; Celementine Ames, Assistant Secretary; Jacqueline Allen, Treasurer; Stella Harmon, Chaplain; Carolyn Morris, Parlia¬ mentarian. To the graduating class of ”1965 ' ' , You must be ready for a chance that may never come. ” LE CERCLE ERANCAIS After a slow beginning we, the members of the Circle Francais, are looking for¬ ward to a very successful year. We are hoping that you will be successful in all your endeavors. Remembering always these lines; Look not mournfully into the past. It comes not again. Wisely improve the present, it is thine. Go forth to meet the showery future with out a manly heart.” The officers are; Sandra Jocobs, President; Paulette Upshur, Vice-President; Angela Peace, Secretary; Betty Jacobs, Assistant Secretary; Elizabeth Christian, Treasurer; Felton Sessorns, Buss. Manager; Evonne Powell, Reporter; Queen Spady, Sergeant At Arms. ENGLISH CLUB 58 N.C.H.S. CHORUS The N.C.H.S. Chorus, under the direction of Mr. E. Busch, Jr. hope to continue to bring the art of fine music to our school and our community. Our officers are as follows: Larry Wright, President; James Scott, Vice-President; Georgia Goodwyn, Secretary; Mocile White, Assistant Secretary; Anthony Custis, Treasurer; Madeline Spady, Business Manager; Carlton Sample, Chaplain; Beverly Christain and Betty Jacobs, Librarians. To the niors remember; No Man is an Island, No Man Stands Alone. We, the members of the N.C.H.S. Band of 1964-65 under the fine direction of Mr. M. Lionel Overton are determined to carry out the our goals in becoming a larger and more desirable band for our school. Although we are small in number, we hope to enlighten the spirit of our school. To the seniors, We hope that you will carry with you a determined heart and mind which we as a small band class have tried to exercise. The officers are: Clemetine Ames, President; Peggy Brickhouse, Vice-President; Jacqueleine Allen, Secretary; Betty Brickhouse, Assistant Secretary; Geraldine House, Treasurer; Charles Walker, Business Manager; Welton Ames, Sergeant-At-Arms; Cynthia Collins, Chaplain. N.C.H.S. BAND 59 HONOR SOCIETY mM mu 1 lat! J;. J; The Northampton County High School Honor Society was organized in September 1957 under the supervision of Mr. F. T. Brickhouse. This organization consists of those students who maintain high scholastic averages -- ”B” or above. This year the Honor Society is under the supervision of Mrs. A. B. Brown. Under her guidance we have achieved much. To the Graduating class of 1965: Knowledge is power. Strive dilligently to obtain it. COLLEGE BOUND CLUB The College Bound Club at N.C.H.S. began in the fall of 1964. This club aims to ease the difficult transition from high school to college life and prepare its members to adjust to what is to come. The officers are: Georgia Goodwyn, President; Sandra Jacobs, Vice-President; Evonne Powell, Secretary; Paul Bibbins, Treasurer; Larry Wright, Chaplain; Mrs. A. W. Smith and Mr. C. L. Brickhouse, Sponsors. 60 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Under the direction of Mrs. E. S. McCuller, the Future Teachers started out this year with more than half ot its membership newcomers. This year we have ex¬ tended our membership drive to include the Sophomores. We hope with new persons added we will share new ideas. To the members of the graduating class of 1965 : It means something to be a pioneer. You can’t be one if you ' ve got it in you to be a quitter. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The Northampton Chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America was or¬ ganized October 1960 with Mrs. L. U. Kornegay as sponsor. The Chapter consists of students who are enrolled in at least one business subject, and the purpose of the chapter is to provide experience in the application of business theory to practical situations. Its aim is to develop business leadership potential through participation in activities of a business nature. To the Class of 1965, we challenge you to continue your educational pursuit and to take your places in this highly competitive society. Best wishes as you finish to begin. 61 N.H.A. CHAPTER OFFICERS The Northampton N.H.A. Chapter officers are: Edna Custis, President; Jacqueline Stanley, Vice-President; Beverly Graves, Secretary; Alice Downes, Asst. Secretary; Annie Martin, Treasurer; Edith Picott, Reporter; Stella Harmon, Historian; Stella Carpenter, Parliamentarian; Betty Beckett and Sallye Moore, Song Leaders. NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The members of the New Homemakers of America extend congratulations and best wishes to the members of the 1965 graduating class. We are sure that deter¬ mination and courage have been necessary for many of you to reach this goal. Many of you have shared in planning and developing our Homemaking and NHA Programs which have made you aware of the present day trends and challenges with which you will be faced. May you keep in mind that the value of getting an education and preparing yourself for your greatest contribution to society has never been as great as it is today. The officers and members of the New Homemakers of America wish all of you continued success in your efforts as you go on to greater heights. 62 DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club is under the fine supervision of Mrs. S. Phifer, Mrs. A. Smith and Miss Lewis. We would like to leave this quotation to the graduates: To me it seems as if God conceived the world, that was poetry; He formed it, and that was sculpture; He colored it, and that was painting; He peopled it with living beings, and that was the grand devine, eternal Drama -- Cushman. The officers are: Sandra Jacobs, President; Constance Andrews, Vice-President; Theresa Spady, Secretary; Betty Jacobs, Treasurer; James Johnson, Chaplain; Georgia Goodwyn, Buss. Mgr. FINE ARTS CLUB The Fine Arts Club organized its name in 1962 under the supervision of Mr. Jack Johnson and Mr. E. Busch, Jr. We hope to better our appreciation of the Fine Arts. The officers are: Larry Wright, President; James Scott, Vice-President; Barbara Collins, Secretary; Madeline Spady, Business Manager; Georgia Goodwyn, Chaplain; Betty Beckett, Parliamentarian; Beverly Christain, Watchman. To the class of 1965, always keep this thought in mind -- Life is what you make it, if you put nothing in, you will get nothing out. 63 FRONT ROW: Leon Collins, Parliamentarian; Charles Martin, Asst. Reporter; Raymond Bailey, President; James Washington, Secretary; Henry Powell, Vice-President; Charles Jolmson, Watchman; and C. N. Williams, Ad- isor. BACK ROW: Maurice Rogers, Chaplain; Raymond Morris, Historian; Charles Baker, Reporter; Jesse James, Treasurer; John Taylor, Song Leader; Wilmor Giddens, Asst. Secretary. NORTHAMPTON CHAPTER OFFICERS The New Farmers of America is a National Organization of boys studying voca¬ tional agriculture in the public schools through the United States. This organization affords its members an excellent opportunity to develop the type of leadership which is essential for every successful man. The Northampton N.F.A. Chapter was organized in 1937. We, the members and officers of Northampton N.F.A. Chapter wish to congrat¬ ulate the graduating class of 1965 for a job well done and leave this thought: The man is not greatest who has the greatest number of servants, but the man is great¬ est who serves the greatest number of people. NEW FARMERS OF AMERICA 64 SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB We, the members of the Social Studies Club under the supervision of Miss A. Arnold, Mr. W. T. Sisco, and Mr. F. Fisher have one main objective in mind, and that is to encourage the students to learn the values of social studies. The club officers are; Margaret Wynder, President; Crosby Johnson, Vice- President; Betty Jacobs, Secretary; Margaret Batson, Asst. Secretary; Zenobia Collins, Treasurer; Beverly Graves, Parliamentarian; Madeline Spady, Business Manager; Paulette Upshur, Chaplain; Carolyn Morris, Sergeant At Arms. THE EXPLORERS CLUB The Explorer ' s began the school year ' 64-65 with their eyes on bigger and better accomplishments than we have had doing our previous years. Under the fine guidance of Mr. W. T. Sisco, and Mr. Pruden, we expect to fulfill all our ambitions. The officers are: Larry Trower, President; Warren Church, Vice-President; James Johnson, Secretary; Sargent Christain, Treasurer. To the Class of ' 65: We wish you the best of luck in the future. 65 LIBRARY AND READERS CLUBS The Student Council, under the supervision of Mr. Odis Kornegay, began this school year with great determination to impress upon the student body the impor¬ tance of government in their everyday life. Our officers are: President, Felton Sessoms; Vice-President Sargent Christian; Secretary, Joyce Tankard; Treasurer, Margaret Wynder; Business Manager, James Scott; Chaplain, Betty Jacobs. To the graduating Seniors, we leave this message: Life is a mirror of wonder things -- look at yourself -- analyze yourself --be ready to meet the challenges that lie ahead of you. The Library and Readers Club was organized mainly to promote the growth and development of our library and to create within our student body an interest in reading and selecting good books and other printed materials. The officers for 1964-65 are: President, Beverly Graves; Vice-President, Carolyn Morris; Secretary, Beverly Jones; Treasurer, Regina Wright; Reporter, Luray Powell; Chaplain, Dorothy Vennie; Business Manager, Anthony Custis; Parliamentar - ian, Pauline Giddens. To the graduating class we leave you with this thought: The student who reads is the student who leads. STUDENT COUNCIL 66 We, as future citizens of this great society, are faced with many complex chal¬ lenges are not diminishing in number, but instead they are continuing to increase directly in proportion to the increase in population and technological advancements. Realizing these challenges we, the members of the Industrial Club, are making every effort to prepare ourselves to accept these challenges. To the graduating class of 1965, we extend best vTshes for a most successful future. INDUSTRIAL CLUB The Math-Science Club under the guidance of Miss Bachus, Miss Jamison and Mr. C. Brickhouse have as their main objective to kindle young people in developing their abilities as far as the mathematical and scientific worlds are concerned. The officers for 64-65 are Claudette Brickhouse, President; Dorinda Savage, Vice President; Sandra Jocobs, Secretary; Vann Brickhouse, Treasurer; Helen Nottingham, Chaplain. To the 1965 graduates, departing members of the NCHS family, we leave this thought -- The essence of knowledge is having to apply it. MATH-SCIENCE CLUB 67 SAFETY PATROL CLUB The 1964-65 chapter of the Northampton County Safety Patrol Club, under the direction of Mr. Cook and Mr. Nottingham, will strive to encourage just as it ' s name implies, safety. We help our school during surprise fire drills or in a real emergency by helping our teachers to evacuate the buildings in an orderly manner; we assist the bus drivers in transit and while loading or unloading by stopping traffic; we watch and listen at railroad crossings; we are willing to help in any emergency. Our current officers are: Larry Wright, Captain; Alfred Robinson, Lieutenant; Chester Morris, Secretary. To the seniors: Strive for a better education and be safe.” N.C.H.S. BUS DRIVERS Mr. Richard Kellam, Mr. Edward W-ynder, Mr. Bennie Satchell, Mr. Clinton Taylor, Mr. Fred Jordan, Mr. Jerome Stanford, Mr. Jacob Burton, Mr. Henry Purnell, Mr. Custis Wilkins, Mr. James Spady, Mr. Patrick Bannister, Mr. Robert Rowley, Ivlr. Ollie Kates, and Mr. David Bailey. 68 MAY QUEEN CROWNING A cheering crowd of students, alumni, visitors, and friends watched as Faye Corney was escorted to her throne by William House. The days activities were highlighted by many activities presented by the Physical Education Department of Northampton County High School. She had a most joyous reign. Faye Corney was crowned Miss May Queen by our Principal, Mr. W. H. Smith, as a cheering crowd watched. HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES Miss Homecoming of 1964, Miss Elizabeth Christain, was crowned by our prin¬ cipal, Mr. W. H. Smith, before a cheering crown of spectators. Miss Christain was escorted by Felton Sessoms. Miss Eighth Grade; Margaret Baines; Miss Freshman, Carolyn Dixon; Miss Sophomore, Gail Sample; and Miss Junior, Betty Jacobs. Co-Captains of the Foot¬ ball Team, Kenneth Brickhouse and Charles Ayers. 69 CAFETERIA STAEE Mrs. Thelma Warren, Miss Flora Burrows, Mrs. A4irtie Collins, and Mrs. Betty Giddens, Manager. JANITORIAL STAEE Mr. Dardd Satchell and Mr, James Brickhouse. 70 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL The football team ' s record under the tutelage of Mr. C. O. Williams, Head Coach; and Mr. F. W. Fisher, won 3 and lost 4. FRONT ROW: William Walker, Clifton Bailey, Leroy Ames, Van Brickhouse, Maurice Rogers, Roland Bailey, Joseph Smaw, Garnet Baines, Bernard Barnes. SECOND ROW: Edward Kates, Thomas Wynder, Bobby Reid, Prentice Christain, Burleigh Savage, Seth Giddens, Larry Stevens, Charles Johnson. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Nocks, Felton Sessoms, Paul Bibbins, Charles Nocks, John Coles, James Baines, Harry Giddens. BACK ROW: Coach F. W. Fisher, John Wiggins, Raymond Thomas, Charles Ayers, Kenneth Brickhouse, Isaiah Harris, Anthony Custis, Trainer, Barry Stevens and Paige Spady. Coach Williams (Out). VARSITY BASKETBALL ' Phe 1964-65 record: won 2 and lost 14 with 4 more games to be played. FRONT ROW: Scorekeeper, Larry Trower, Harry Giddens, Felton Sessoms, Charles Jolmson, Charles Ayers, Paige Spady, Trainer. SECOND ROW: Coach, F. W. Fisher, Isaiah Harris, Raymond Thomas, Alfred Robinson, Joseph Smaw, Clifford Andrews, Ber¬ nard Barnes, Kenneth Brickliouse, Ronald Kelley. (Not shown) Linsay Green, Raymond Bailey, and Coach, C. O. Williams. 72 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Under the direction of Coach F. W. Fisher the 1964-65 record; won 3 and lost 13, with 4 more games to be played. FRONT ROW: Clarence Sample, Bobby Reid, Anthony Arnold, George Johnson, Franklin Baines, Carious Mendoza. SECOND ROW: Coach F. W. Fisher, Scorekeeper Larry Trower, Charles Mason, Willie James, Gregory Perry, Thomas Wynder, Kenneth Nocks, and Trainer Paige Spady. BASEBALL TEAM The 1963-64 record: won 6 and lost 6. Under the tutelage of Mr. F. W. Fisher, Coach. FRONT ROW: Kenneth Nocks, Kenneth Brickhouse, Raymond Thomas, Charles Nocks, Birrleigh Savage, Harry Giddens, Charles Johnson, and Scorekeeper Larry Trower. SECOND ROW: Charles Ayers, Trainer Isaiah Harris, Barry Stevens, Prentice Cirristain, Wilmor Giddens, Andrew Bull, Linsay Green, Roland Gunter and Coach F, W. Fisher. I 73 GIRLS’ DRILL TEAM The Girls ' Drill Team under the leadership of Mrs. 1. Upshur has been working very hard as an extra attraction to our school ' s curricular activity. Shown above are: Margaret Wynder, President; Regina Wright, Vice-President; Pensey Smith, Secretary; Betty Beckett, Business Manager; Dorothy Johnson, Susie Rogers, Gloria Morris, Bar¬ bara Custis, Glynda Morris, Ruth Jones, Paulette Upshur, Dorinda Savage. To the Senior Glass, we extend these words of cheer: Oh, but a man’s grasp should reach his goal, or what ' s a heaven for. CHEERLEADERS The Cheering Squad, under the direction of Mrs. I. Upshur, has been successful in cheering the Northampton Golden Bulls to victory. BACK ROW: Mallie Treherne and Carlene Smith. FRONT ROW: Carolyn Powell and Dorothy Satchell. CENTER: Co-Captain Dianna Brickhouse and Captain Brenda White. To the Class of 65, we extend an affectionate farewell. 74 DANCE GROUP The Modern Dance Group under the fine supervision of Mrs. I. Upshur, has been working hard to promote more to our school and serve as an extracurricular activ¬ ity. To the Graduating Glass of ' 65 ' , Forget the past and what lies behind you and press on forward to the future that lies in front of you. MOST SERIOUS BEST ATHLETE SHORTEST Evonne Powell Ethel Kellam Helena Turner Clarence Satchell Charles Ayers Cornel Wright BEST SPEAKERS NEATEST BEST SINGERS AntJiony Custis Roman Lewis Betty Beckett Georgia Goodwyn Jacqueline Thomas Lany Wright 75 ADVERTISING Compliments THE TANKARD NURSERIES Azaleas Ornamentals Broad Leaf Evergreens CompI iments NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Cape Charles, Virginia Complete Landscape Service Phone: Gl 2-6211 Exmore, Virginia CompI iments L. C. SHEFFIELD GARAGE Repair Service Radiator Repair Welding 2 l 2 Miles South of Cape Charles On Route 13 Compliments HORNE - STAUFFER, INC. 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