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

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ELEANOR WILSON Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Tubby Ambition: Teacher Hobby: Singing Song: Thanks To You REGINA ALMA WRIGHT Townsend, Virginia Nickname: Geanie Ambition: Business Education Hobby: E)riving Song: Let ' s Do It Over MARGARET LOUISE WYNDER Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Lou Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Driving Song: Rainbow 65 MARGARET SUE WYNDER Cheriton, Virginia Nickname: Sue Ambition: Pediatric Nurse Hobby: Writing Song: A Fork In The Road SENIOR CLASS PRAYER Almighty God, it is approaching the time of the year again when another class departs from Northampton County High School. We pray that Thou will help us to understand and appreciate the teachings of our parents, our principal and our teachers in order that we might profit in conquering the mysteries of this perplex world. Oh God, be with us in all our future endeavors and guide us to the path of righteousness. Amen 27

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ROBERT CHARLES WATSON Cheriton, Virginia Nickname: Bobby Ambition: Baseball Player Hobby: Driving Song: You Better Watch Out THEODORE ROOSEVELT WATSON, TR. Machipongo, Virginia Nickname: Sommie Ambition: Barber Hobby: Playing Basketball Song: Rescue Me EDDIE DEAN WEEKS Capeville, Virginia Nickname: Weeks Ambition: Mechanic Hobby: Playing Football Song: I Feel Good KATIE MOCILE WHITE Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: First Lady Ambition: Telephone Operator Hobby: Talking Song: Let ' s Do It Over PEARLIE DYNE WHITE Exmore, Virginia Nickname: Dee Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobby: Listening to Records Song: A Lover ' s Concerto STEPHANIE PRINCESS WIDCEON Eastville Station, Virginia Nickname: Johnny Ambition: Business Teacher Hobby: Reading Song: See the Real Me PHILLIP LEE WILLIAMS Cape Charles, Virginia Nickname: Phil Ambition: Choral Director Hobby: Listening to Music Song: I ' m Not Tired VELMA LOUISE WILLIAMS Cape Cliarles, Virginia Nickname: Vee Vee Ambition: Practical Nurse Hobby: Dancing Song: Let ' s Do It Over 26

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the class of 1966 entered Northampton County High School in Septem¬ ber of 1961. Our homeroom teachers were: Mr. Sisco, Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. Cherry, Mr. Adair, Miss Brown and Mr. Collins. Ours was a year of hustle and bustle. We were extremely excited and eager to learn. Della Z. Collins was Miss Eighth Grade in the Homecoming Activity. Katie M. White repre¬ sented us beautifully in the May Day Activities. That was a year to remember; it was our beginning. In September of 1962, we entered as jolly freshmen; ready to begin another year’s work. Our homeroom teachers were; Mr. Polk, Mr. C. Brickhouse, Mrs. M. Collins, Mr. Collins and Mr. Adair. Garnet Baines was the first person to win second place in the Science Conference on the state level in the history of our school. Claudette Brickhouse won third place in algebra in the District Conference. We achieved greatly academic wise that year. September of 1963, we let the summer dust out of our hair, put away our picnic baskets, and settled back for another year ' s achievement. As sopho¬ mores our teachers were: Mrs. Christain, Mrs. McCuller, Mrs. Upshur, Mr. Cook and Mr. Adair. Margaret F. Wynder was Miss Tenth Grade and Shelia Satchell represented us on May Day. Geraldine House won the spelling bee and Claudette Brickhouse won in the oratorical contest for her original speech. We were happily united again in the September of 1964, as Juniors, full of enthusiasm for the coming events. Our homeroom teachers were Miss Jami¬ son, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Adair, Miss Crayton and Mr. Sisco. Our theme for the prom was Evening in Hawaii . It was quite a success. Vann Brickhouse and Garnet Baines won fourth place in geometry at the Distict Conference. Carolyn Morris won the Eibrary Conference award. Velvet Copes won first place in the Art Show held at school. Eugene Harmon ended the academic year by winning the annual spelling bee. Betty Jacobs was our representative in the Homecoming Activities and Brenda Sessoms was our May Day representative. We are finally Seniors. Our homeroom teachers are Mr. Busch, Mr. Daniels, Mr. Sisco, and Mrs. Phifer. This year will forever stand out in our memory and our high school days, for our mission will soon be accomplished. Eleanor Wilson was Miss Homecoming this year. Maurice Rogers and Kenneth Nocks were captains of our football team. This year also marks the end of a part of a happy time in our lives and we are somewhat reluctant to say farewell. We go, with the thought that only the first pages of our history book has been c ompleted and we face the future with plans to write glorious more pages of history.