Northampton High School - Torch Yearbook (Eastville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1947 volume:

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ELIZABETH PHILLIPS VAUGHN RUE A heart for an old friend, a iver let my lessons inter- : hand for the new. th my high school educa- te Menceeezccx “MWh WWM Th, tM ee VATE, es SR a i 4 OTT TLILASTI TIFT ID IITIITIILAII IIS = Al g SST TES Ar CY EN PT SRRNG LE ES Se a err: ell © ty ¢ — v tel oe hg gee eet Fie Ses ? i wt} Tyree svg tap 2 5 oy ime Peres ¥o Fe Set wlane © the ores omy ae Focr eth ok eee neieacl oe eT chee bece Meet es ee wee 26 toe mt Re oo ge Rates i= ad ae Se —_ gthpeeke eh 4 tse jane as eT he ae p Bae ee ed ere ee ating hee 9.4 Mister sb eee oe yn t ere wee oe we wR ke Ped et eC ae. 1M er. had 4 Ee bert ees poeear ey ‘ee s 3 yi : c 4 = | a My, Wh, “Wh Wh 2222 FEET AEE API SFL SIZIF FTE MARION SCANLAN HOWARD SCOTT i he a “Wi Wh, Wh WW, She has a merry love of little A good heart is better than things. all the heads in the world. eked “WW WW, JEAN SMITH Happy-go lucky is her trend, but all in all a very good friend. = A nal ae + as PHYLLIS STEVENSON JEANETTE UNDERHILL Kind and sweet and all that's neat, Sweet and clever, loyal and 4 % talacinccineh student true and well liked too. kind; another just like her you will never find. “i a hh Ss ch Se a A A we WH BH HW WW MD WH WWW MHD WWW x ‘ GEM PRAM PM MAREE PE PE EZZEZZEIELZEEZZELZ ES Pagsitt ny Re nl i) ie af f TT rib th, a’ My +8 = Pt che ‘rj: eee tS pa st 3 ot pod bs ot oe er a rr PP 4on PN ee yh 4 Ne le 1) Aaclatns bee a bal Fires Sie er ahs st DAA eens dee pt ohare ee it So ae i yr°,r P � t Ded | Sd ae SSE elnte ge Oe REED jb Fe are af ty ie ; ; Aime Pees gd tess 4 araty ’ ab ‘ ; tp age a At : ty a aT b . its 2 } EEE EEL EEE BP ESE NRRL A ADA SO AR RA A WL, oe Si yipdt: Fane pheales Th, Aa Lek dh Be oR ek koe digg thimmotonin Wn Wo. WT MM, WE |S Lapis ass gk ; ae : ; 7 CHARLOTTE UPSHUR NANCY WARD 3 “What I do is all that concerns me No melancholy strain she knew; a and not what the people think. her skies were always bright and re blue. RANDY WARREN CHARLES WILLIAMS A lion among the ladies is a most Sometime I sit and think and dreadful thing. sometimes I just sit. f t | yi! f Py i a , fm | L Ki WV [AW L Wy ie 5 2222222 ELE A BEEEEEEE Zi at rae eee ernment eee on aianee eet eee ee has gs . VERE toe ob ae at opt ter’ Meade spe OE ee ee Ga =k ee Poh om. eweleeegrs es eee ot es oe Leper steseh gt Beppe ee Stiite-leats arte Seesty —ahe? Miarehty trae) mae + a Ai Lees wpe Pad shalt 8 a £ ao re pa pair Shastri sy ¥ is ¢¢ ay ee eS Tr. « Pew i. ets + Jmne. @€24. is. 2am « | PS TP ee eRe eA ES ee ee eee ee, : pos frudked sooty bps bord Meat ; rr se? - nm Ea et sore - Hae hey wee wd A ope, —S re ves - A REVIEW IN RHYME OF CLASS OF '47 i Prologue One well-remembered September morn There huddled at Northampton High A hundred uncertain souls dubbed Frosh, Uncertain, wary, and shy. They soon were in the swing of things, And leaders were chosen, too; Lit Johnson was the president They followed all year through. The class play was The Minstrel, Starring Gloria, Mickey, and Bo. But soon the year's end was in sight-- And still so much to know! AG bh iy Uh Uh, i, The next September found a change. As Sophs they sauntered in; They made new greenies realize That learning's hard to win. Nothing special marks this year Except unbounded hopes. Things happened, and the time flew by For they had learned the ropes, p 8 ta Hooray! The Junior year had come-- Great times and much hard work} Chemistry formulas and physical ed -- All fun, and who wanted to shirk? Last came the Junior-Senior prom With songs and thrills galore. And then vacation. Now to learn What Seniors have in store. IV They're Dignified Seniors--yes, at last! But preparation! Whew} Debates, term papers, English, French-- And who'll pass Latin II? The rings should come this week or next. All to soon comes Commencement night. The time has flown; we're sorry, too! We'll miss our school with all our might} --Betty L. 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El engage arar eer To the '49ers we leave our good looks. by a To the class of 1950 we leave our great wit and charm. ai “Kr -S pang Tho an “th. ps aa the class of 1951 we just:leave. .... .e.., 4 “Wh, To Mr. Hamilton we leave a soundproof office so he won't be disturbed by future practicing in the auditorium. a fare: SE Ir ON YT I ae ae: “Mh To Miss Jacob we leave a quiet auditorium. To Miss Ellen Scott we leave an autographed copy of Robert Frost's poems to read to all future English classes. a , To Mrs. Kellam we leaye a motor scooter, called the Coffee Cup Special, to facilitate travel between her homeroom and the lunchroom. To Miss Justis we leave a bigger 'n better Freshman-Sophomore Glee Club. To Mr. Wynne we leave plenty of free periods in which his debating team ean practice, To Miss Palmer we leave a ready-made annual. To Mr. Jeffries we leave two dozen erasers, one for each color of chalk, To Mrs. Smalley we leave a good phonograph and an abundant supply of classical records with which to conduct a music appreciation class. To Mr. Turner's chemistry class we leave chemical equations that balance automatically. To the Y. S..0. we leave a succession of name bands to play at next year's dances. ‘ To the Good Citizen's Club we leave a championship debating team. To the Dramatic Club we leave an unlimited fund for the purpose of buying stage equipment and make-up. To the Glee Club we leave a few alto voices. To the lunchroom, we leave salt shakers for every table. To Mr. Arnold we leave an easy chair equipped with a push-button device to shut the front door. ; To Miss Hand we leave a new mimeographing machine. To the Home Economics Department, we leave a guinea pig to practice that latest recipe on. To the library we leave a copy of 1000 Jokes to create the proper atmosphere, re Pe _ + . = 4 ; : : 3 my Te = y : _- oa aol ipaeg s whe ; toh 43 eae: pach s We hna greys) . 5 ee hy bain ee per ey as ere + ns ek “arr sie REE eee bis bee � d r 7 z 3 27 : ’ _ ’ 4 at a Bes 2 “tree 4 . oe had ae ‘ 4 rs P : Dae naan a 5 : ert Os =ins 4 ee : c ‘ poe rete 2. 1 ; ‘ 7 + pot ar | bed at 2 eat t 1S eee -@ bete vie wak shecs: it 4 Sat owt e seas Coro pinged 4 ve a ¥ agree le. bee wha teee bat = oe = Py a e = r Pee. ere ST hig Ap ak . ae oe aw ewe ed other ee Be ie heme +3 ie WE SSP SE SrerEeZzAereerererrraEeErreErtZerezez = mR a te To Each His Own Page 2 To the Commercial Department we leave bookkeeping practice sets com- plete with answers. To anyone who wants it, Vaughn Rue leaves his ability to go to sleep-- anywhere! Any time! To Jack Hart Sturgis, John Widgen leaves his hearty laugh. To Harry Fred Bender, Randy Warren leaves his popularity with members of the opposite sex. To Lucy Lawson, Margaret Crockett leaves her skill at typing. To Sonny Simpson, Warren Clark leaves the captaincy of the ball team. To Dickie Bowen, Tom Burton leaves his agility at throwing snowballs. TH To Sonny Scott, Bobby Nordstrom leaves his popularity with both girls and boys. “Uh “A Un Uhh“, Wh, Wh, Th, WP To Kitty Richardson, Jeanette Underhill leaves her boisterous person ality. To Evelyn Wise, Rosa Dennis leaves her vivacity. o Betty Scott, Gloria Flax leaves her capacity for leadership. A BZ To Margaret Henderson, Rita Jarvis leaves her beauty. To the Junior boys, Bobby Harris leaves Margaret Ann Ward. Take good F care of her, fellas} ‘ To Dize Savage, Sonny Moore leaves his prowess at boxing. To Jukie Upshur, Lucy Addison leaves her Powers Girl figure. Seis = ae .To the eutire student body and faculty of N. H. S., we leave a new school, equipped with a complete gym, an auditorium with good acoustics, and all other things necessary for the great Northampton High School of the { “in “WW, “WW Ws, “HTT, th WW, hh Ah “WW, A, Th Mh, hh Mh future. iFy if : a ) as ai FED EIS ee SIR panes SS = ESLZ2 222222 22222 22 2222222 2222222220 ee tar ane RRR ikl. sos uaa Pe a a a rye te ee iy H 7 i) t a ae Ft] (i Haiti Hi irae ; Ms ! i [| Ny ttt! Bi: My git 4 spn ‘ 05° =? he if £ 4 12 Tiae ™ + ae te ene au? ni an Tt ry +o“ 7 ; oF ¢ ie Rey , . ote Soar yA ten ae Ot pves © Nae - % Pind “ by i xz. ie a aman JUST ME The only two important events of 1929 were the crash of the stock market and my arrival on November 15, just ahead of a bad snow storm. I lived in Norfolk until the tender age of three when my parents moved to the country. There were all kinds of mischief for a small girl to get into. One of my favorite pastimes was to get hung on the barb wire fence by the seat of my blue jeans and yell for help. Another time I almost scared my mother to death by calmly walking into the house with a snake in my ote hand, ae I started elementary school at Capeville and finished in Cheriton. Then came high school at Northampton. Now, I really felt grown up. I man- aged to pull through the first three years with fair grades. Like all girls I have had my share of crushes, but at the present time I am concentrating on the one and only, who likes movies, dancing, and almost all the things I do. My senior year has had an added attraction. I have been secretary to le Mr. Jiggs Dunton. when my high school education is over and I enter the 2 business world, I hope I will find a person as nice as Mr. Dunton for a ay} boss. Ph ee p7s C Ll. 77 GROWING PAINS It all began when I was born six weeks too late, and it looks as if I've been a little late in every- thing ever since--even to catching the school bus morn- ings. I grew up on a farm a long way from civilization. Because of this, my sister and I had to find our own entertainment without other associates. One day, be- fore I started to school, my sister, Jean, and I went to Gull Island. wWe brought home collections of gull eggs and sand dollars. The next morning the back porch was full of baby gulls. They did not live long, but while they were alive we really had a4 time. It re- minds me of a proverb: Never count your gulls before ae ;s they hatch. while I was in grammar school I had 4 number of animal pets. Mom and Dad bought a Chesapeake retriever the year I was born; he lived to be seven years old. How he managed to live that long is a mystery to me. I was al- ways poking my fingers into his beautiful, pleading, yellow eyes, and pulling his long silky ears. My pony was the most beloved pet on my list. I have him now and we are still great pals. My love for animals was even extended to toys. My favorites were little teddy bears. Santa brought me a teddy bear at Christmas for four years in succession. Since I°have been in high school things have been very hard for me. Having grown up a tomboy, longing for the out-of-doors, I have really neg- lected my school work. Because of this same thing, I am always getting into mischief, mischief that I will always remember. fany things have happened during my high school days that I will carry among my sweetest memories all through life. However, I'm quite sure this, my senior year, has been the most eventful, exciting, and glorious year of high school for me. When I am old I am sure I will sigh for the glorious days at Northampton High School. SZ ZEEE AZEEEEZAZE. roe bel then om bia + ur ec BS TT? s S ers toad apes L Sl aS oe 2%) aed: be bs seomg Pye pati Foe) : pee 1 Phe ee ee cork eh en Se BESS ® 4 5S - mer f a pe} a% - ree Leeann v i af cyanea’ J p ae Sat ra : oF. 2 f = A ; mane pier ie y bot erp kee tease 2 et ee aoa Ne Laan hnd be Laaeeees | tae: o ? ¥ @ : (Fl ee beets t= 1333 ah ae f —F ece. oT Cia rei oy: Tonal tq heey ie om oe ORE oO Ft OP Ae @ wk e lederettatees Pets Set be) a3 Be | ak epee eres te Sen pete hey £9 eer . 7 4 ad ¢ wee hee Fd 4 ethane athe PEEZAZEZEZ EE ZELEZEEE LOOKING BACK In keeping with the usual procedure of life on January 15, 1930, I was born. he other great tragedy of the world that year was the success of Adolf Hitler in gaining one hundred and seven seats in the Reichstag. The first years of my life were spent on a farm located near a creek, and under such conditions, I be- came fascinated by the ways of nature. I still enjoy spending as much time as possible in the out-of-doors. At six I entered school at Eastville, and then at Cheriton, after the consolidation of the schools. I spent two years at Cheriton, and then received the thrill of entering high school. mack ies I have been quite fortunate during my high school life and have enjoyed the privileges of holding offices in school work. My junior year I served on the newspaper staff, the Annual staff, and as class treasurer. This, my last year in high school, I was chosen president of the Good Citizens' Club and class president. JI am again on the staff of The Torch.” As my high school days draw to a close, I do hope that in my small way I have given some service to the school and some happiness to those with whom I have worked. THE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS ARE THE HaRDEST On a bleak February day in 1950, something hap- pened to my mother and father that changed the entire course of their lives--mef I came along hand in hand with the Depression (I hope that doesn’t prove any thing). When I was five years old, I was operated on for appendicitis. (Speaking of operations!!) TI had the most wonderful time then that I have ever had in my life. The nurses used to congregate in my room. I was such a dear little thing. (My, how I have changed!) When I started to school, I made quite an enviable record. JI was late almost every day. I will admit it was hard--but I man- aged. Since I've been going to Northampton, I've only. missed the bus about fifty per cent of the time, which is really an accomplishment for me. Thinking back over my life to date, I can't help wondering if the next seventeen years will be as much fun as the last seventeen. Immediately after commencement--wonderful word--I expect to be moving away from the Shore, but the Eastern Shore, particularly Northampton High School, will always have a special place in my heart. Karna, (sl lain — = pee oh ae oe +2 Oe ere ra Shae | Fawcen oan Pane 3 ide ae 4 Sew oe ress “195 Ft . i. maw « 7 yp Ome ey ‘ o eum weber ee Se {muededud +t ‘os | ad te + 4 ct 6 tiectent, +a © reece eet tees eee let ys dle nny Os i bat Pr are ee De Pipe akeheak 2b he, tees hie aetel Bn tere tty fee wha A twee 1 Oe shee i ets a ee Wie agper ie he SEI Pe ed pre otk har ei wee Bey bbe en : i$ -s : eee BIG BOY I, Vaughn Rue, weighing eleven pounds and eleven ounces, was born April 11, 1950. I was born griping {so they say), and I haven't stopped since. when I was young I was a very good little boy. I was good until I started to school and met the Willis Wharf bunch. They taught me how to be mean. (Confi- dentislly, they made a good job of it.) iW, Ws Wh Wh Wi Ui WT] When I was ten years of age I got a job delivering papers. This was a mistake, because whenever I would go down to the Wharf I would absolutely have to go swimming. nis made me late delivering papers, but it never seemed to make me late for supper. I can't imagine why! After I fired myself from the paper job, I started staying down at the beach. I practically lived down there for three or four summers, Soe aS be Ph its 5 i i ALT — A few boys and I built ourselves a cabin at the beach and named it the Ditney Inn. The only trouble with this was that we had mice and rats. We have wonderful parties and terrific times at the beach. i have had much fun this last year playing football, even though I did not play too much. I hope to graduate this year if my teachers are kind and stay in the right mood, especially Mr. Wynne and Miss Palmer. Mas ODE TC 4 MOVING VAN ; On a cold thirty-first day of January in 1929, I ‘| wag born in Nassawadox. I grew a beard at the ripe old ; age of three days. I looked like an ape--or so I've been told. My early childhood was spent moving from the Shore to Fort Point, Massachusetts, a beach on Boston Bay, to Wellsville, New York, and back again to the Shore. I have enjoyed moving; although it has meant leaving some of my best. friends, there has always been the joy of making new ones. My hobbies are building model airplanes and pho- ee eye tography. I have just built a plane with a small gaso- line engine, but I have not flown it yet. I became interested in photography as a result of my membership in the Chemology Science Club. I was elected president of the club for this year. A few of my pictures were used in the Chemology Club exhibit at a recent Science Club Fair in Williamsburg, Virginia. When I get my college degree at William and Mary, I would like to be a naturalist. I have always enjoyed studying plants and animals. Biology is one of my favorite subjects. 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HAMILTON roe CLUB PRES ENTT A TOAST. KMAS ALso SANTA CLAUS iene FARCE Oe LUNLON THIS DRA, AG OvER AwEW LEAF TO YOU ARCH | APRIL | MAY. LQ0K AT THOSE GOURMANDS THE ADVENT Se se. THE “VERNAL ‘T TAKES MEN AFTER THE JUNIOR THATS SPRING Cc “pid ALL THE LASS ele TO THE “sd STUDIOUS 3X� A SUNTO RS ay NAY di. “th, “Up, “Way “a. “Up, “th. “A a. a. a “Un. “th, Ya. “th. “yy, “Uy “hy ae Ue Uh “Wn. “tp, “Uy “ty, “Un, “Wy, = = = = ere = ee = ae ame : re — 71 ee we eo ame he areez ‘ ; � nee Lage ts] noe = b se ay eaneey aoe S he a Th pike: Seuwt ate pa ap oe WZZFFZZIFZFZLSFZISZISIGZLZLZ7E 2 � | ae B ai z WHO'S WHO —iisasate Girl Boy we st se Corrie Mister Charles Miles Frances Turner Charles Miles Evelyn Wise Billy Rose Lf it 4 Best D réssed Evelyn Wise Billy Rose a Betty Scott Julien Scott a “% o48 0 ‘ wa HAN ON ’ e ie Xi uN J Evelyn Wise David Ward — Frances Turner John Belote — —- ‘ ‘ Most Talented Evelyn Wise Betty Scott Evelyn Wise Corrie Mister Betty Scott Dize Savage Julien Scott Gene Crumb,. 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Jeffries, III i— 4 Sets Mr oh aid —s Wath od sue = _s x -_ Jimmy Provn — eA tA aot, 2 es — = Palmer ee ATRRED ° ny re Tat v4 Terie ca — a8 f pecan � =, Miss Elizabeth R = : =n ie — = SSL ik NOMENA TONITE NES ERT I ET xs Betty Teen H fi ’ bowel aA Pi A 2 bol é s Fr Bee . ¥ 4 —— “2 se “ ae SSR acer: bent ge OTT TS OPT ed See Pee eee Ps Eee ee aie a Te eS Se ve a —_ ei ad i die reenee: fer: ot Sea 4 ‘eet? vee Ss ae, rs, os 2 raat AS Eee Pie ’ is Neti ebeh Srey ory ae Ay 2 Si ‘ : rae : t t ; aioe ye ees tee be afeawee s é cae. . : aeiet Sohglateye st + pee _ i wet? eT 0} eet rt “Fah Ay Mi “Mh. “ih, “th, “Mh. “Wha. “Why, “Uhh, “Mh. “Wh, “Mh, “My, th Wh, Wet Tone P- “TUE Ws Thy S “Win. Mo Wp, “hy, “Th, LS SSS Pyar Pay C Bobby W: Harold W+ Betty LouW. Burleigh Ww sib Ph, Gladys S, So TIT I FIAT AT FIDO TH “hy, Mi, Wh. “YY. 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Mrs. FRESHMAN GI Sponsor rae NEA Sponsor: asx - . sa APRS wit I os ba is pI A ay x 4 “Unhh, Sais: = on acai oan -« ea sain , . - eee ere UN i ht aaa “Uhs. he. ih. rors Coens Sole ee Le ee Fe eae plore? tbewes Al a) oe 4, we er ref ite . ; Heh iF SPeere’ � e154 sntenstinisittansimsatinaseterscientinciintiitie pM Wh Th Wh A WW Mh, ™ ieaiiinai sa naib ia ir M4 : ‘ : t are i ) ad eS oe : ei llr stu Fa AY) . i J.D Be ‘: At q p 4 1 | D. CT, F C5By BOYS JS. a i. Sponsor: Miss Ellen Scott 2. 4 : Freshman Roll Call la ¥ ng a e tt Ashby, Marlene Latimer, Kitty Beale Badger, Daniel s , Barns, Charlsie Lewis, Betty Jean Bailey, Jackie Md 4 Gh Bell, Beckie Lewis, Lois Mae Boole, Pat 4 “i i) Brown, Jane Mapp, Janet Bowden, Robert 4 : ft iP i Brown, Judy Mapp, Laura Camden, Fred , ee: is Carroll, Betty Marshall, Rachel Camden, Jack my st ‘ ; ey Churn, Lucy Mister, Myrna Curtis, David ‘A : “Clark, Irma Moore, Juanita Douglas, Jimmy ie ae : va Clark, Jean Oakley, Margaret East, Rogers (An ( ve Crumb, Rose Parkerson, Nancy Fitchett, Cc. T. ‘4 i Doughty, Eula Mae Senn, Dorothy Gladden, Carroll ; 4 “HM Doughty, Peggy Dutton, Betty June Elliott, Janet Elliott, Jennie Ennis’, Phyllis Fisher, Barbara Gladden, Betty Jean Gladden, Carolyn Gershowitz, Rose Green, Patricia Higbee, Gloria gacob, Esther Mapp: Jones, Connie Jones, Phyllis Kellam, Catherine Kellam, Hazel Kilmon, Ruth Mae Miller, Carol oe ao ER CREATE a FFT FPIII Es PPEZELEPIILILESE LOC ILE: zit Simpson, Mary Sloan, Patsy Smith, Nancy Spe E ie Lee ances snson, Jane Sturgis, “Jean Ward, Gleasie Ward, Letitia Ward, Mary Katherine White, Marion Lee Whitley, Patsy Widgeon, Dorothy Young, Lola Mae ener ree pepe miner Hamilton, Bob Henderson, John Hopkins, Bobbie games, Allie. B. Lewis, Dicky Moore, Woodson Outten, Joe Parramore, Billy Savage, Jerry Scott, Marion Showard, Charles Smith, Herman Stevens, Ernest Stevens, Thomas Sturgis, Bill Tankard, John Ward, Winfred Whitehead, Lue Davis, Carlton Scott i. Hie Ys eeprhye ; sept +E Fo ty niet Te WES ED rail seit ee . hes wae whist os vee? had. 7. wedaedy; Ps he rf.e Be TH, NG, MN . ‘ . ty Ny ty y . “ . yy ‘y ‘ , My ‘ ty ‘ Ny. Yh ny y . lh, | ‘I ly ‘ . . : Mi | , ly hy iy hy Uy Ny by ‘ ; . My ty . S JLALALALLAA AAA LES A SCALA. Cc... he oC se ' Te SFr pa bers re ad Baier Peer, Be tei 4 + hoe Ps sa4 eg betc cwd mesidss st Bie e Pas taete: deg Ti vy) sy F A eee aa eee epee aes et se had Owes me per a eee fab , =e Pe err ) seabed + Fre (004 Si SIZZILIII IL IDI PIII TL PIzZL2Z22 27) ESL I TE LVS LLL NOI EG YOUTH SERVICE ORGANIZATION “th Mf, ee pe ET OSCE EETE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF Y. S. 0. THE WORK OF THE YOUTH ORGANIZATION Four years ago the Youth Service Organization was organized at Northamp- ton High School for the sole purpose of providing entertainment for the stu- dents of this school, as well as for others. In the past four years the club has made great progress. eR re ar eo I I IER During the school term of 1946-47 we have had dances as often es possible, which have been well attended by the students from this school, and by those from other schools. One day of each month, usually on Thursday, there has been an assembly. These assemblies have not always been religious. At two: of the assemblies we have invited professional speakers to talk to us. Another important function of this organization is to sponsor the March of Dimes Drive each year. We are proud to say that this year a total of : $104.51 was collected, which is the highest total amount that has been con- a tributed since 1944-45 when there was a total of $176.45. oo + ‘ ; ru We hope that the students of Northampton. High School have enjoyed both the night entertainments and the assemblies that have been put on by this club. The officers of the Y. S. 0. this year are as follows: PrOmLaAGt LI 4s «Rielle (es cae. 0) sss) 6) wee MAPEATOet Mapp Wice-Prespeenti se clue ete bbe 9) ee) pete (PULLON Scott Secretary. 4s « «+e wie e's «© © «© sw + ce + ROSA Dennis TROABUTOL 6. vy Ged se 6 twee Soe ey Randolph Walker Program Chairman ... «ss. + 6 « « « «+ � Joyce Killmon Sponsors Miss Nora V. Fowlkes Miss Sally Rue Justis Mr. E. Thornton Taylor 2 : ah Ea aA SSE RAAT 2 FS AONE RES YN 4 SAAIIPEDID IIIS SLE EEE EEE Be + he ve | es iy, es: eat bee et Re . RT oy lat % e fone rs peearee o, Seats Pewee +48 “ ares ; ght ESAT Be tem Ie ak ane ae = oes mad a5 Se ge ae eee i $reg Sm ge Raised cal SO pees 2 A . i « $ : a ‘ye - € $ é 2 Z 2 a ‘ : ts ingot ag . ne _ i 7 E ; cae ns ‘ : 5 3 : tenes perke : ae 5 : retard whe — ot ache Leo oes bay: ® ee Li Syeacgioust very = oh F at ote: ta Lice Eee sa%, ame per s Teigait Syeeyre = Fy nero Saae y Od io beoes Bry pores: etre Sa =e. Si derece’ y hae) = ’ 4 Hhisiy sé at be ; 3 tebe bade vates j vad Pee A sees STH seer terre ee xe : : ba be : 5 - pare eed pas adit ee fe ni 5 iy ihe Be s ’ 2 . Ae 4 - Ut sek oosi ere ix: Beirne 2. wate tactes ; Be petie AT Saf mathe ft) . . se yr é J e . s Pee « wr UB OPH LH Nt sees sid 8 i BREE on - Neha Beet ene ony et ibs bh g SALTER See Le Eee rae OY een See Le NTE Oe ee: Wag Renee ee egrets fey © Ct Ge Ge eee. Pee een ne See ey ee ae ee Eee ye ey ry aes pple eal age tee teres Stee aelat ett “a Seng: ey ) t “all ai , ‘en WP aii ni a ee eS ee em et ttt, ae Me TI TPIPIPAAPIIPEE LY Cheer ery ZLL LL ELLE 5 on : eee BPe2EZ EF ZFPPIRZLFEE B Y. S. 0. ASSEMBLY Y. S. 0. DANCE WW. WWW, Ms Wht, _ WW. W. W.W W “Mh “th, “H%, WALA SE EURO og € BEY ben A mae a ee Te a it F9 oe amt Feed See Leas Sae eae eEP EEF eEPEEPE LE ELE EZEFEE FEF = DRAMATIC CLUB Wh BiH s f tL etaeeeaean eet ET nT CN OE NR eT a LL ERR eeNBOROBETE i = i; ‘ K.. at Program Chairman: President: Lucy Addison Phyllis Stevenson ‘ Vice-Preside: it: Secretary: Joyce Killmon Frances Riggin Treasurer; Business Manager: x Thelma Camden David Smalley +: Sponsors ; Miss Ellen Scott Miss Sally Rue Justis j Bi : CLUB COMMITTEES HM WMT WW Wh Ah AAW hh, Wh WW Wh Wh Wh WE A MM MMM MMM MMM MMMM MAA MMMM AM MMMM MOT seeeeeeeeeeziebeeeeeaaeeeeaae eee ar “i p= we tia © et te rea Re HRA gg tel tied ee 7 2 + | ee goes aa et ne Le toate Grte7 sree Vil peahke ait yee wate a pow ery a3 7 tg oan nebo es é aac ‘ at a7! sy Tih tee oy -% ba ee pets lRyee 7) 2 7 A pi ae RATES . tere er oe) at teg rt ass Peet, tae AWM GA Te wa ets : ’ j 4 i 4 ri ; Fee ee er a OE | | Bas fe ; 4 : a . : - m4 ‘f j 7 ow . - - a “Zz 2 o � } 5 4 ‘ey oe “Gi, Seee = oat SP ee DRAMATIC CLUB “ts “Wis YW“, =e NORTHAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL presents Two one-Act Plays Ree 5 eee A TOAST TO CHRISTMAS and THE TREE jn pace pip So SSS Bik we ure Ol eo oe ite odes 2 is reese De ane . ce - on ’ : 5 “ “i rt Friday, December 20, 1946, 8:00 P. M. Admission--25¢ Those in the cast were: Russell Miles Rita Russell Warren Clark John Widgen Frances Turner Eliza Churn John Booker be David Smalley Thelma Camden Ann Williams 4 John Belote te Vaughn Rue i Betty Rue Billy Rose Le eS Tes a Mn Wn“, :s af a} : 7 a SSSR a eae Sa eae Bees N. H. S. DRAMATIC CLUB .: 2 presents a ae 4 oe BETTY MASON--DETECTIVE A Mystery Three-Act Comedy : : phryesett mM We Thursday, May 1, 1947, 8:00 P. ° Admission--50¢ Cast . Rita Russell Betty Mason, detective . . + + +++ ++ ses Sue Mason, her sister ... ° Aa We Pio Evelyn Wise Grandma Mason, their grandmother so sed team eee Lrascanden Danny, Betty's suitor ...++-s ied isnistre OONN EDO LOLS TOOLEOUSP SP SULTOR We e! wesc es ee ess 4 Be Russell Miles Yardley, the gardener . . ° enehae David Smalley Gertrude,’ the cook . . . +� « 6 «+ +0 2 «© s Shirley Outten Ametsa kthe, MaLG Y Wie she, ) 6 ie i's) ole hie aeyie Betty Rue Lily Lamont, hypnotist ....... . Mary Ellen Nottingham Sadie Ross, ex gun-moll «+ .+.+-+-s + Betty Grace Hopkins McGarrity, second story man . +++ +++ + 2 es Vaughn Rue Dr. Edwards, the family doctor ..+++-s + Burleigh Wilkins i My, . ty Ni y y hy My iy uy i i hy hy hy My hy Ny Ny Ny ‘ Ny Ny ‘iy Ny 2a Bi Wh Ma Wa WW WM, Wh MM Ma a ay Ma a Wha MW Way “Ws Wh. “a Wh, SL ae Cah - Thi pl 4 j ’ ° wu iui etic aie cae . Steen: “ 4 oon hy ga 27 poet hte tk vp 8 yaa o ee ap meg TEE CH a a eben a ade s7ee Bek 20s + at iLah22-4 Fs Oh elle ae a a7 EBay cera bar Nepee? ose ? hae tly ot 2 wie a pied eter es | 7 ae iPeeuat 2 ee ogee © peg sens eee ee he ee Re ee a aa v Pall aes ieee? “ Pese— ees pee - [IDILIII PIII PPPITIPIFIFIS 2 Pe TY rel sl abet is Pu filet RP eS dle anaes ; io a ay =! pt at WM Wh WW MWh Mh So ee lee S. ae oe Ss Mee ei “hh, Seer SS See Se + = a : het tas GOOD CITIZENS CLUB Oe %, ax Officers Pe TOON lapels is) tol ets iie! hoo. 0 Ga ey bees. gel wale, Ge Wages Pressdcent Cea! Gale) suite lt el je lume! (s SES PO USE Vrs aia ley fullie ef lel 16, hes mem est ena Ge POSIT OT a) dt Me is) Ae) ee ela at cen ene wt ye cere Dames Sponsor: Mr. G. B. Wynne . Robert Nordstrom .« « Rita Jarvis - « « « Nancy Ward John Belote tS HH WW WG We, TU, Members Lucy Addison Sonny Moore — — John Belote Henry Northam Fi Harry F. Bender Robert Nordstrom af Johnny Booker Elizabeth Phillips — 2 Margaret Brown ie Bettie Bue bi Belvin Camden “ Indie Shackleford — , : Arnold Carpenter Phyllis ¢ Stevenson el Warren Clark At Frances Stringfellow Catherine Foley Jeanette Underhill Margaret Henderso Jewel Upshur wat Rita Jarvis Nancy Ward % Elaine Kellam x Randy flerren 7 en Lawson 7 nse W Woodson Mapp ; 1 Jackie Miles 4 Jeffrey Wynne Corrie Mister Ces a eae ee 7 ne DEERE he CPI ELILILLOL ELLE, ae ) Sa hoy ts i. i. tr are ine tT: a pee eh! oh dee . ont esa e qo otek A Be ; + oe. Uitessie he. mss ESS ye oe Peay ae oe ew oa gery are i Am Wy oT ae et ze . s: = Seria the gabte- tp 8 i Lite 94 Basis A Wea é Vt bow petces iGte bake a ghee 's peered FEET Repeat rrss etettr pac. Feng nye jh peed aigere Ts i soot sar: eh ocx FS tHe HT i eee ee edie Se ey Ae ee hee e ie Si ce er’ Ws erst Eb degaae seth AA) Seetbete t ee i raoik at St dot oo ee Seseee ater rer 2 ou ae . 1 Fs Meat $c! ee pig buds epee Sree é Cran Rurku: — Tye kgs it bee oy Teed Lore! “in errr aye SIP IIIT 72 = SEZ EZBZEZE EZR ZEEE E ZF Rar aaa es mee LATS RANE WDE LVI SLR DUTT LIE RAT TEE TRO DAT Mee SOK EDS ERs - aH EGE: ee EO te aig 2 Se al 2� +3 Oa yee ey os cone ener een nem « eee we CONTESTANTS IN THE INTRa-STATE HIGH SCHOOL LITERARY CONTESTS as eer Dl Cia aP et ACTIVITIES OF THE GOOD CITIZENS' CLUB P+ =� — be ee ed The purpose-.of the Good Citizens't Club is to develop an interest in public speaking and the desire to investigate the sources of infor- mation which aid one in becoming an intelligent citizen. For the past “year the members of this organization have participated in various programs, such as tests on current events, debates, readings, and pub- lic speeches. q nad Ut TH MM MWh, “MM, “i — mre pe ee ar From about twenty-five contestants the following members of the club were selected to participate in intra-state contests at William and Mary College, April 12, and at the University of Virginia, April 26: Gee. ae ms Reading: Catherine Foley and Malvin Moore Orations: ‘Rosa Dennis and Randy Warren Debate: Affirmative--Burleigh Wilkins, Jeanette Underhill, and Margaret Brown Negative--Nancy Ward, Phyllis Stevenson, and Robert Nordstrom The subject for debate wae, Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Provide a System of Compulsory Medical Care for the People of the United States. AE ETE REE a . sail Randy Warren talked on the subject, A New American Foreign aan Policy, and Rosa Dennis tulked on the subject, Fame, the Thirst of 265 ak Youth. Selections were provided in reading by the judges at the Here] college of William and Mary and at the University of Virginia. 5 eee it is 7 BA ie {AZZ ZZ2 2 PPELEE EPL ILL ILE 7 ae CSUREISSERIEE ESE) “ pods A, ir oe) eS a ey wo Se cays cotrat bee’ —— sab Aa}, bp Ap wy 15 EEE Se Oe 2 4 her tous bare S'S 3 | ae, au (pa west + m Leta La ty ] sik ih Sade 5 le. aa vr ee aeHhasy! tah pis peebe rere rm a: s80 5- eicegeta or Dy 4m) P25 ie DB i NM, mT BRT RR TR FART TTR ma Mh “Mh, AMM MMMM SFeSPLSeSPZAA Ee FP = a Zz. ZS ZZEZE2EAE22 EAA Ay as —-s = PeZZE22Z 22222 2 lA eT eTFTTTETIOLIIE: “th “Wh, 6, Th WWW W, “Wy, “ay Uh. “My, %. 4, 4. %, “wh, LHL AWD WCE mad “ae es oe 27, Tere � hae) — ; j t ee ! , 4 . ‘ y seme rs ? 7 : � : 4 ¢ 2 . : a z ae . ' sae - : : pnd St “tue ot = - 8 5. eee. | — 4 ee ‘ z PeSe a stetst eT ee ini hie SE -. 2 Pe a eT Se eer eee ee eee Tee eS ee eee eee Oe eS ee Pe ae eee, oe ee a a “ Ls an Toi mg Enel has Sr re vaeiyees he ceke-ct ee hae ‘kt rhe §s : % a rs wth honk ieee telat D ee al al peerres ai, ea [ae Fe by oe of Rin a oe FP Roe Reaelerdte a) Sez : j ere : v= ms pe � : - +440 ’ [ S23 Reet 2 E My a ty ae . ; - itunes . as wo ; rae Spine Bay ENE cee alas] eet Cae Saa, bet np Hoh hen pes a re aa cr ; {i arose ye) erage ae Pate e wae vem a tas rors LOE PR re bresrd | Bare cae BN he Dar arte rT betas ath, i ey ePe a ee Snot hah Tatar ap 3 iy Tere, be eeseste ee JUNIOR-SENIOR GLEE Officers President... ery ee Gwen Downing Vice-President 5 cei ine Ween GLOTLarr Lax, Secretary . . . ei eves - « Glenna Elliott TPOasurS le cares cl da pec Mary Frances Wyatt Sponsor ¥ Miss Lila N. Jacob are Members Lucy Addison Dolores D geo Audrey Ames V4 Gwen cowie John Belote ; Susie Downing. Jackie Bloxom Glenna Elliott Marlyn Bond “ Rose Ann Elliott Margaret Brown Gloria Flax Margret Bull Margaret Henderson Eliza Churn as Sam Jacob Slim Churn Rita Jarvis =. Alice Colonna oa Elaine Kellam Lloyd Cutler ayy Joyce Killmon Rosa Dennis Le Lucy Lawson ae Connie Downing Henrietta Leatherbury ee Margaret Mapp v. Charles Miles Cx Russell Miles Sonny Moore rags oe LAS SS SS Se | 4 = o tn,“ Vaughn Rue Dize Savage Marion Scanlanw . Betty Scott Indie Shackleford — at Phyllis Stevenson Frances Stringfellow Frances Turner Charlotte Upshur Jewel Upshur Nancy Ward — Randy Warren John Widgen — Mary Frances Wyatt Barbara Yarrington — The members of the Junior-Senior Glee Club have participated in the monthly Y. S. 0. programs held in the high school auditorium. The calendar of vocal and instrumental selections rendered for the public during the year was: January 22 . . . Red Cross Meeting at Exmore-Willis _Wharf School March 31 . American Legion at Exmore Fire House yor tl Abelha . Epworth Methodist Church April 29 Northampton High School April 30 . Onancock High School June 1. . Baccalaureate Service June 5. . Graduation Exercises 4 A ae | af z 6 ile if LA ae ihe h a5 beeee! Mee % its = - Be ro ee ab BRS Vm ha ont a j Loh ed rare c 4 ried twe = : oe BON PS ag 2 (2) gene bOOe = te oe ie bie es aot renee = T ey eee Pe | : t ae Vas htnasee 4 ; r in ie Pa) Goes 1h Wh WW, Ah, Mh, AW“, WW WW, Ws “Wh “MW, MM, Wh hh WF ESPSESPSEZE LSE ZEAEZEZZREIZEEZEZEL EZ EE CHEMOLOGY SCIENCE CLUB ME Ce SIS ese tae ane Maen ca) sas bivieeian cot er De ba) LOPRer an ays Tom Burton . dgack Sturgis MOOT ET Vi sida aunell sts) tes) wo we lek 8 ay wil pe ew eh el lbel Le feltine os cio ce) a PTS ret Test ee SL rel lips ie rev eel ele fed val ehulel Ge “6 neice eee ey ey alee 0% gu Sponsor id le = | cte . . . ° . . ° . . . : . . . ° . . . ® . . + . « . 2 . . « . . s S) ® 5 =e 4 @ £YAL MOOT TOL a nee tx tc sl 4:0 4 tee msi le pe 9) Sv Ge a ete ay ee) 6 ORR ST AT Y my hI TP ees) AT TR MAdds AV Ah VY Al at DD lal ae | bs The Chemology has completed many on social activitie On March 22, fifteen of the members went to Williamsburg where they attended a Science Fair Open House at which they had a photography exhibit. On March 27, the club had an oyster roast on the scnool grounds. The faculty was invited, each member of the club brought a guest, and } oc ’ in — a a 2 WA 1 27� a there were guests from the State Department of Education who filmed part of a movie entitled, Oysters. Through the of Science Club members, and help of the other a4: PRATT PEL APUG gs clubs, we have b able to add to our library of records. Perhaps the t and most impor ub this Px : _ sat ei year has been ng of all the he annual. We owe 4) is credit to n + Dhaka wh r Turner, drs, and the Photography Gry oe eee eae re Many of the active members ar seniors. How hope the club Joes ee eee sages eee eeeseee eee oe TMM MAM MM MMM, “MM TASMAN RRA SRST eee? oe « Setper sts O38 teuss whelasceece ioe A eet “ey ten He tore cots Ad tee ee ¢ eT ees 3 lt ot bn Sa e eter eer o | -% oe ie i ep ee eth oie | 14 co yypoeegees te “or re eaLet oP cot ase RI 7 o beat ep e w bbe anctaet Te lake oe be ag i) =f oa} y 1 , iN hake + etal L - : IZZZZZZIZZRZFEZERZIEZ2ZFZE2 2227 2 FZ EP a President--Tor Irto r Tan ry sy w eas ds Gak i 1 cs = Te P Tank TH ype tes } J CK f ve OTUrEIsS + eecretury- Margaret Mapp 4 Magen a o- $ ireasurer--Julien Scott Reporter- Rosa Dennis en REGULAR BUSINESS MEETING OF ae CHEMOLOGY SCIENCE CLUB RAL ot Pe ae vier pot UG Wh ten Sekt pee $ rt - 7 THE PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT AS DISPLAYED AT WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE as ey i eee Se Ml UM Mf MA Mt MM MM = ky PezezeereZe esses aeeeeeZzeZeZZlzezaé 28 mW Wi Wh, ak wide oe ‘taeu Tig 7 arate = 2 ° Peoae 4 : Sop Serer a i Bie cote a ¢ i ; : pera E ’ ‘ 2° : ¢ : ; of at hate ees. 4 inne ob awed «hye leet Y + v4 ¢ = By eed z Ss FT ind bee habe tipet 1 Tpacsre ss eee SF i TH, TH HY, y ’ : . ty E NI Ni og Ne a8 Ni . 85 N N a fe ty . 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Taylor A PORTION OF TOOL ROOM SHOWING A RECENT TOOL ARRANGEMENT y b.=. 5ss—— “a Mi MW Ta WM TY MMW A “WT Ya = ee a ———— od SPE POSS es 2 (EM SEFEELELETEPILIZLLLILE: FAI i anya “fh ‘eat 4 fs “+ , “ ey a at ‘anew yr ars a a aa teer to tne VUranance iest station, | 4 fMadcelpliida, a ase e ape Row Sateteria ¢ The Y. C. A. met in the home of Fastville Statiol The Chincoteague Naval Station|Mr. Elmer Leckner on Tuesday ai and Civiliawapersonnel i : ot} ; night of last week. med 30 January, 1947. | basket ball team lost another close | Mer End Mis, Georee Corinna Miss Louise icaaaeean ‘ig? re- : j}game to Fort Eustis on Saturday, ' ceiving treatment at a hospital mn | | ange wales | Quinby, visited in the home 02 Willi ati: z| 1 February, by a score of 38-37. !their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Mrs. B joke Sturgis was a recent | jand Mrs. Aulden Corbin. TBs oF eae Mr. and Mrs. Warner Johnson | Visitor of her family heres | Aaucherty Layne. : | announce the bitth of a se girl Mrs. Thomas Smith has return- | Mr. and Mrs. Joel Stokes had as LIA SF IEA IA SSA S TIES TS TSAI AS mander Paul s eBurt, Jr., eu dM jot reese ; their week-end guests, Miss Ann . and Mrs. John bonniwell,} Mae Kellam, of Onley, Miss Kitty : ees as reenbush, spent Thursday of East and Miss Willie Watson, of Bsvoslasanlo: VAS aX IAS eek with Mr. and Mrs. Wes-| Nassawadox. ro Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Middle-| 2% Ned Belote, of Melfa, called| ton, of Onley, called in the home e home of his mother, Mrs.| of Mr. and Mrs. Will Bradford. r Belote. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Fox shop- ss Willie Brown Watson, of| ped in Exmore Monday. awadox, spent the week-end Little David Rippon; Jd ., is her parents, Mr. and Mrs.| spending some _ time ‘with his ue Watson. erandparents, Mr. ‘and Mrs. . and Mrs. Alfred Sautter | Fast. Anita Young spent the week- Mrs. John Sifackleford, ere of ith Mr. and Mrs. Reece Saut- Temperanceyille, spent Tuesday, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon| with Mr. agd; Mrs. Bernie Eas “MOTIFS FOR Ren OK i enh oan By Brewster and Gage Already On Display a S Ge “ToqUIovog aL polzewt dq 0} pousiser OUMM 1 Sl URUTTEAA ‘SIP “WUowyIedeqg SLY 980 “gi H N OY} UL SdoYyove, ore UWEU[E NM BIUISIIA “SI. 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Treasurer). . « Reporter . ee AL « Miss Nora Fowlkes Evelyn Belote Jackie Bloxom Merlyn Bond Marion Bradshaw Sue Burton Mary Byrd ‘Thelma Camden” Ann Carpenter ar Hazel Carpenter Betty Carroll Alice Ann Colonna Peggy Doughty oe Connie Downing Delores Downing Gwen Downing Mary Frances Elliott “ we FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF Officers . . . . ° . . . Sponsors Members AMERICA . . ° . - 2© © « ge - dackie Miles . 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As FATHER-SON, MOTHER SEPT FFAFAISLZLZF22f2 CLUB PROJECT--PENCIL SALE kh: eee CLL AAMAMMMM PEED EEDA AEE E EE EE JFZeeZ WY WG GGG GY GGGEYGGGLVELGLGEEGSE GD YOGG EEE, — “ eV rp inase TY hop pots B | ae A + bbw ay ae ‘4 She ee Tow = | von Beg HES pan} weary “ey | tebe FS be Ft eae met hiy a eg ree OF a y PIssEee Lucy 1947. SA ee Lawson Sophomore Junior Re es of any Day d Cro school Ti + eer a tECLman Denre AG pl ip Jimmy Bell Burleig Freshman Re Esther Jacob Danie This year the Red Cros $131.11 during the Membersh the Tuberculosis Bangle Sale, of Dimes Drive, and colle ected entatives: Y Patricia Bell Pie ae ilkins sentatives: 3 ay Tay Man adger Janet Mapp o m = 6 Pe ee | Jllected contributions totaling = 5 Sg Eee ; rive. It also participated ir 7 al Dae 1glped the Y. 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ROC RL Si nem Vea BRARY Ay T TRI oan “ MURR Wade dD si ae PEE ETEFEETEFEE: FAI VP UEPCELEPEPEEL x be DANS 7 ES Sr ies ILM LIBRARY i Ty AAT oo] A SRD OF Fi alate RRS i cus on ee CUSTOD 2aoE ene - 5 rt vv A RRA ER h HAA ee ee a. ee F EPL T eT ig Sete ee MIE stapes tase a eee rs eas oe Se ¢ premiere te ¥ t 5 pi AR AW OS) par ate ¢ DA PP Tyee Thess —— oe ll eNenet Sete me Diath bmp f p hee Antes 8 PEZEZEPZZZZE2 EZ EE ZPSLEZEZE EEE =P ao FS AN EVENTFUL YEAR IN ATHLETICS The athletic program of our high school has S begun to take on new meaning. In the past year ; a league has been organized to govern all pupils for qualification in any inter-school athletic activities. Fortunately, the school board has begun to take an active part in supporting all athletics in general. This interest has been gratefully received by all concerned. Organization, which has been lacking, is now evident in all of our sports. Through the above media and other inspirations, the students of our school have shown much more enthusi- asm in school support than heretofore. Ss a area Northampton High School is now off to a good start in football. Much valuable experience has been: gained from the seven games which we have Played this year. Our supply of athletic equipment has increased from prac- tically nothing to that necessary to equip pupils adequately to participate in games. Everyone is looking forward to great football seasons to come. The first night game played on the shore was between N. H. S. and Onancock at Onley. This proved to everyone the need of lighting facilities. With ene facilities we would increase our support from those outside of the school. Twenty-one players on our football squad received letters and were initiated into our newly organized Monogram Club. At the conclusion of the football season the players and cheer-leaders were entertained at a beauti- fully arranged banquet given by Mr. and Mrs. Warren Clark. , Ml BUT eon 8 Seer ee a fon: Cheer-leaders for the past year caused more concern than any other item. But no one can deny that no other school has ever had a more loyal group of pretty girls to cheer their school on to victory. The cheer- leaders were voted in as honorary members of the Monogram Club. Through the efforts of the newly organized league, all the high schools in the two counties will now be in the same league. The winner of the league title will be the champion of the two counties. A Tennis Club in the school was organized and much enthusiasm was shown by all avid tennis fans. A tennis tournament for the boys' singles cham- pionship was held around the first of May. The winner of this tournament received a trophy to represent his skill in the sport. We wish to extend our hearty thanks to Mr. Shelton for the support and help he has given us throughout the year. On coaching the football and baseball teams, he did an excellent job. Purchasing the trophy for the tennis champ was another fine thing he did for athletics here at North- ampton. The girls also were very busy this year. Mrs. Virginia Waltman suc- ceeded Miss Blackwell as girls' athletic director after Christmas. In the fall, the girls organized a basketball team and played games with Onancock, Atlantic, and Central. Since the game was new to most of the girls, and they had had time for very little training, they lost these games, even though they played hard. After this year's experience, the girls feel that they will be better players next year and hope to win their games. a YM AM “AM, WA, MT“ “MM “hh Truly this year has been an eventful one in athletics. ey “WW WW Wa aa = enaeer AIRE PLAST MS LOTIS SNLE CT O ET WOE. RIOT EE ER A RS STIDIAATITEEEATEPEI TOTP IEE I IIE EL ERE I PERE LR = | i it wa Pa Annual Thanksgiving Game with Cape Charles FPEZZZEE SE Z' Da TEAM, 1946-47 FOOTBALL S H. QO Great N.H.S. 14 Bridge QO Onancock 7 12 6 0 Salisbury 13 Bloxon 32 Bloxom 0 6 14 Onancock ea + Q ee Yelle 1H eS. Se y i S$ ° S. Se uw Yesie . oe N.H N 1 N t O Cape Charles 14 2° 32-6 Bloxom nn ZEZEZE EES ZEZZE ‘ Se ees re VS. N. H. S. oe er bah ree ti} Saaa, eek z , Z) P he gt fetes ae aul tai etnt Tomcat | red ee oo Lae Pod ah OR Fe are. atsa at Ie . eh ieeaes im ees ahead ye ate . ve { rs Pigs. SRE ayn ee ee ne ee ne i FFF 2ZE2 PeZZFE eS FZ vi 3) aes arase hee “ry NORTHAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM OF 1947 s Poe Nn i Th a hs TY, Wh WT th, Uh A, WW, oe a th, “ 4 First Row ond Row Third Row Bobby Harris, P. Garland Gladden, C. John Widgen, LF. ’ z ae ? C Bo Gunter, SS. Llewellyn Mapp, RF. Page Scott, SB. Gene Horner, P. Sonny Moore, CF. Billy Addison, LF. Howard Scott, P. Sonny Smith, C. Slim Churn, P. Randolph Walker, 25. John Belote, 1B. Randy Warren, 2B. Ned Doughty, LF. David Ward, 1B. Charles Miles, LF. Ti lard Aas _— Daivin Camaen, AL. Mr. Francis Shelton 4 aka n YY hg by Fd Ak ey J Shee Se ss See SPRING BRINGS TENNIS TO N. H. S. 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Bi. - 5 e TEAM IN ACTION CRM ar ri SER. als TS SES Wee Tene ee Pr ts ——— “tin in Ws, Wa, Way Wh Wa Yh V en ERNE acer etree eT rant i Gon PEP FOLEEL: PF PFELEPPIP LEP EFP EON uN a | re 4 ee ae $7 ex or re re saerren ey sd pee gee 4 a ak ese ee ‘af Re ee tye =) : oe one 4 Be aE ie Eire ey hOehe: peor shod gh te Pe Danes rpc ee At oF tS Ad pene Z a eok.e hs ie a hae ee “ ee ha ret aaes pee ate oe = im be ke be ye eee: ae eke mate ph Te le ho LEreF, tie Apel Si gitete lS ae IT target = by VETS Py Ory et te ee ee A oP eats r send iugaawh . be Wt Sn ra ha 5. oa Sp! “8 op rat ress} et tat ra ; ‘3pm ae Mote aati oe oe ve was Res (Aa “ =a ; tes ee t¥ sry ot Sie a re. one eee i Pree ee 2ELE EE EF aa SEPP E ae BEE Ee Zz?) es iE es ee af : aos =m a oe ! Br : 2 ¢ - i y : a 7 a F Bi 2 ¢ iam 4 zs t | é Be = ’ - Gr ie o: a | a rb. i |} i - «ie a | : q - | H q ra lgl a ; ae: Pl F - “Ep 4 2 PEORLUGH Ure ees le) (+. fo) us) fs + © � © « « « « e Warren Clark |e VLOGePTOSiGGnt sv 2 le We eee 6 eh oe ce 6 Randy Warren BRITO UORVE sic S Ns (s, «ln Wel Jo) tink oy, Tee eel 6 ie)! «eye GORDY MOOTS NE OS Seite TPs anss fe’ inilia wis Caries «ends Uitte, 6 Na o) erss) @ BLLay -ROG@ Husiness Manager. . . . «ss we « fs ) w ee « GON Horner Soexeeesacc “Us, “Wh WH, Uh Wh Th,“ Wh 7 Members - Billy Bailey Vaughn Rue John Belote Pete Underhill Harry Bender David Ward Buddy Black John Widgen Belvin Camden Lucy Addison Slim Churn Mary Byrd Warren Clark Rosa Dennis Gene Crumb Rita Jarvis John Crumb Joyee Killmon : Ralph Ellicott Corrie Mister Gene Horner Rita Russell George James Phyllis Stevenson re Woodson Mapp Charlotte Upshur Charles Miles Nancy Ward Sonny Moore Ann Williams Billy Rose Evelyn Wise Randy Warren t : Tee arta, SRN Stra a COS: a | � fe Rawenes aiaeeeeeee 2 222. 222 222 PIPPI IIIPIILE 2 serge wt tee MPN ye ” 3) ere bs Set es 4) 4% ae sanaiagwrwetie Psss % ie ha ure B That ‘ eed. sheeg Pints ane = = Ie re ve spaniel SS FR Pawn y jee a Cw Peoehbie 3° Fe oe + oi Jpag te eee hs heel’ pt rat wee rar etek ve +} oy bo? : thie apeame hed me Paige db. Res ie ae mroenenet SH OOL CALENDER School Begins After _ Holidays 22} Junior-Senior Glee Club Sang at Exmore 12 School Began First Football Game Kirstie. Os Assembly Program for 1946-47 Cheer Leaders Se- lected Girls' First ‘Basketball Game 18)}S. C. A. Meeting 21| Science Contestants First Baseball Game Boxing Match Tennis Tournament F. F. A. and F. H. A. Banquets Debating Team Goes to William-Mary Latin Tournament Football Game S. 0. Initia- tion Day MS See +], hd See eee og Shears (eo p at os ose8 oP 9} Junior-Senior Prom 16} Final Y. S. 0. Dance eration Meeting (Home Ec.). The Torch Distributed SNS SIs Mn“, EL EE EE SE SEE LIIII II Al. EE ZE FEFEZ ZfL EER ED Be Rene een CASAC IIE ee a = “14 “Ws, Mh, y an “ J Seana Sa eae . ben = aeeie “Wh ) ? % ; at oe fF ay x ft ies ‘ ‘a t Ka 4 |F aes = es - wy “ti, Uy “Whe, My, Ne ts sald GAAS LS HHT TY YS regener rs oreo pi stengher aa met ao oa eat (oe ghee np te wits 4 ov wh tet re ee me ® StF af : re mesh G hte cre Ris ental LTTE TAPER LT Dae ile Ss iieiedie nt.) ove OS ot te et a73 $ ve ois fa 4 Sere ies s Margaret Brown wh Katherine Foley ’ ! Rosa Dennis” George James ° BL: Glenna Elliott Phyllis Nottingham) Bs: Margaret Mapp.” Burleigh Wilking Sonny Moore” Marlene Ashby [- 4: Robert Nordstrom” __ Daniel Badger ©: aa Margaret Henderson “ Patricia Green Mary Ellen Nottingham Esther Jacob | : y Frances Riggin ™ Catherine Kellam |. a. “, ae Betty Scott ?}- Laura Mapp ' Phyllis Bell | Jean Sturgis | Grayson Fitzgerald ‘ Marion Lee White |: fe) Grave Avernas® Audrey Ames Indie Shackleford Margaret Crockett Julien Scott Elaine Kellam Lucy Lawson Gloria Flax _ Gene Crumb Mickey aimpaon ees Rita Jarvis Elizabeth Phillips Jimmy Brown Phyllis Stevenson Jimmy Douglas� Jeanette Underhill Barbara Fisher Nancy Ward Janet Mapp Dorothy Senn Randy Warren a gs FR Ruth Bell Frances Steelman Betty Lou Carpenter CL Ae AEE ee P IZZE EERIE ATZEZPEZEE SIZZLE EE sy 3 Ae ee NI a aia TTS +. CaaS REA: 2 LPNS = | i, hs ih M, Ni Mi Mi, ““, lgi F: al % i 4) E =. i mr ii A 2 wl i yA S| . ig} a ee F PRE3 3: e eae SPCR A Me hs ‘eS a ees er rr ee nee 7. ae - i 4% ak ex� hea 2 SeA4 =r 2 1 “” h ae “ - Sree “Fizsut ton ie tae: 4 Rainy! wep 9 + OF ioe Fa Lag ea beds : . . , : wa 2% Si Tareseetiet: : phew pa A 3 ; r a : sol ted -4 ? ¢ he ¢ ; pte j , 3 , ' rs 3 aed bases Pe aloe SPP ys} see 6 £ vo rate ere 2 eet el aS Oe _ ARI ATED SEE RES PP OSS LEST ED, A PERFECT SENIOR CLASS WOULD HAVE Margaret Mapp's speed and accuracy in typing. Joyce Killmon's knack for cheer-leading. Rita Jarvis' beautiful raven-wing hair. Margaret Brown as its high I. Q.” Warren Clark as its football captain. Gwen Downing's lilting alto voice. The witty and nervy John Widgen. A good sport like Belvin Camden. Howard Scott's quiet and helpful manner. Sonny Moore as our class reader (Ri-ta). Short Bobby Nordstrom's ability to lead. The Kellam (Elaine) girl with the Iturbi talent. Nancy Ward'ts sweet smile that attracts everyone. The artist and co-worker, Gloria Flax. Long-legged and industrious (?) Vaughn Rue. The note of originality characteristic of Margret Bull. Stylish and model-like Lucy Addison. Tom Burton's shooting everything he sees (with a camera). Shorthand's “giggling girl,” Marion Scanlan. The neat and shy daintiness of Glenna Elliott. Llewellyn Mapp's thinking that all verbs are “photo verbs. Frances Lauren Bradford's black piercing eyes. The height of Arnold Carpenter ( six feet) that causes all girls to look up to him. Crow Mapp's ability as a famous hooky player” and honorary member of the Crap Club. Phyllis Stevenson's captivating personality. Rosa Dennis's freckles and yard wide pink bow of ribbon. Bobby Harris (our Humphrey Bogart) as Love's Number One man. The likable disposition of Jean Smith. The demure and sweet manner belonging to Jeanette Underhill. The mathematical ability of Randy Warren. The Perfect Senior Class would have--the entire N. H. S. Class of '47. FF FEZZZZZE2 3 4a ver oes + hjoumpe oe a ‘ b' , ' y. pet oi eee tr «et wes ss ee Lae EES 33 x Phe ‘3 : LS EsEh he epee ve mt She Peake a =e 5 : Cheetos Sey un os : z 3 . oe 2 ate f AE 882 naliy Bey AES. bp aire | Loe ee ‘ Soraya k £ quence a8 eRe a + oo aka bed Nes es hE Poterce 43 i ats p . , 4 ; ; E ; : ; he a ; - ‘ ; ; 3-3 Thins he, : u ar ye “ ‘ Pa oor Ph tie: to ‘ . oe r’ } rn Le bes « a 4 2 - eer in en USE e ee erez2ZzZ. f Ahan aes A 4 CAN YOU IMAGINE? Robert Nordstrom as a football player? Lloyd Cutler not slapping people on the back? Glenna Elliott without Audrey Ames? Margaret Brown getting a C in anything? Rita Jarvis with blonde hair? Vaughn Rue with a girlish giggle? Tom Burton and Llewellyn Mapp with a camera? Sonny Moo re six feet tall? Belvin Camden not being a good sport? Nancy Ward without that Ipana smile? Charlotte Upshur looking demure? Phyllis Stevenson not being thoughtful? Anne Fitchett not knitting? Randy Warren without red hair? Joyce Killmon as a fat lady in a circus? John Widgen never laughing? Gloria Flax without those gorgeous sweaters? Rose Ann Elliott not always in the midst of some great love affair? . Warren Clark not being well-dressed? Jeanette Underhill going out with anyone but Ned Doughty? Gwen Downing being afraid of horses? Howard Scott not being liked by everyone? Elizabeth Phillips biting her fingernails? Arnold Carpenter being five feet tall? Margaret Mapp with straight hair? Bobby Harris with a new love? Bo Gunter not knowing his History? Frances Bradford talking back to Mr. Wynne? Crow Mapp as a preacher? Rosa Dennis without her bangs? Lucy Addison with mis-matched skirt ana sweater? James Marshall on first base? Charles Williams working? Marion Scanlan without her giggle? Robert Henderson not being a farmer? Pauline Elliott without her lipstick? Elaine Kellam without a piano? Garland Gladden without the nickname Mule ? 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Be ay r i v2 : a o teu ‘ ae ‘é Name emneremre A LAK. ccc cri... aca... . . oo oS eet WAITING FOR THE CARGO The day is done, and the darkness Falls from the wings of Night, As a Feather is wafted downward From an eagle in his flight. x And the night shall be filled with mu sic, Ly And the cares, that infest the day, i Shall fold their tents, like the Arabs, And as silently steal away -Henry Wadsworth Longfellow ‘ from The Day Is Done FERRELL DE EEEEELELEEEEEE IS ae : 7 f a ; 2 3 = e ; ti Sif a: der xt! 2) 73 ad heat my PRAT «fe � i oe ; sore , . a 2b wets ue foke “ ” � Need Ste Peg! pease; frat 4 ay me eS ) sere Sree ws bate py U ba! Date Nae years “Steet LAW $2 + email a = Ls ’ PTAC RENT rgd dade 7 Lay eo ee ae BP ENED pes rast as he, 125 popes oe cere hg yi eure ie pat © � ? © Ape Sen ug oa a7 ah pate ie taal ‘wet hee od Sap ee 4 aN 7h inte Tal aw + de hoa ES yet mam We BOOSTERS AND ADVERTISERS This volume of our annual has become a reality because of .. loyalty and contributions of Our booster friends and adver- tisers. The staff members and school express their thanks and appreciation to each booster and aatt contributor for his part in making The Torch of 1947 a success, Boosters! Names v Mr. Jack M. Webb Louis Pennewell Frank Bell Ward Miller Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Webb Lloyd Nottingham Buren Hales Je Walker Jackson, Jr, WW. Ke. Fitzgerald Mrs. 0. B. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Camper Mrs. F. C. Belote Dr. and Mrs. H. L. DeNoon Mrs. C. D. Hurtt Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Edwards Mrs. Kellam Turner Eastern Shore Farmers' Service The Hodge Podge Rogers Grocery Co. Northampton Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Churn Mr. N. R. Palmer Ben Franklin Store, Nassawadox A. A. Arnold Mr. Warren Cobb. Mr. H. A. Smith Mr. D. L. Kellam Friend Mr. H. S. Townsend Mr. Harvey West Mr. Marvin Jones Mr. H. P. Kellam Mr. Andrew Doughty Mr. Joe Etz Mrs. Ward Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Turner Mrs. James E. Turner Mrs. 6. de Byrd Triple Inn. L. M. Robins, General Merchandise Byrd's Fruit Market Tankard's Pharmacy James' Meat Market Mr. Elzy Carothers G H. Turner, Exmore Mrs. Russell Kellam Lee Tire--Sinclair Products Miss Susan Sturgis Bailey's Esso Station Mr. We B. Gibb Hopkins, Firestone Dealer Paul's Drugstore Mr. W. W. Smith Mr. J. M. Nottingham Dr. J. G. Goode me H. S. Thomas Mr. W. E. Rolley Cobb's Beauty ea Mrs. R. M. Ames Mr. roe beg ote G L. Webster Co. Mr. Me. S. S bess} chan Mr. G. B. Roberts Mrs. T. Fe Shacklefor ; udrey's Beauty Shoppe Mrs de. T'. Gibbs A y Mr. G W. Wilkins Mr. R. P. Edwards Mr. B. J. Kinsman Mr. M. L. Balch Mr. W. Ile James Mr. H. B. Melson : Mr. John Addison Mr. Edward Holland | Mrs. Ellen A. Scott a oo Mrs. Charles Seen te fr. Mr. Rawlings en. peacaty | Mr. W. T. Hastings ! s e e Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Wilkins Mrs. A. Eling Mr. Robert Oliver Mr. H. C. Wise, Jr. Jd. L. Edmonds James A. Brown Kenneth Richardson Ed. Addison Co. D. T. Fletcher Laura Richardson Mr. Kenneth Wilson Buddy Nottingham Mr. and Mrs. John T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lee Johnson Mr. Thomas Smith Miss Shirley Skidmore Mr. W. E. Johnson Mr. Kenneth Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Elton Nordstrom Mr. and Mrs. John Mears Mr. and Mrs. Woodson Smith Mr. and Mrs. George F. Smith Mrs. Viola Smith Mrs. Eunice Wynne Mr. Francis Walker Bayford Oyster Co. Mrse Je Aw Scott Misses Venie and Florence Walker Mrs. T. Ke. Burton Mrs. C. H. Leatherbury Mrs. M. H. W. Mr. John P. Reid Mr. H. Le Moore Miss Helen Hays Mrs. Belle D. Ruwlings Mr. and Mrs. Weldon R. Acworth Mrs. W. R. Acworth, Sr. Mrs. Claude D. Nottingham Mrs. Charles W. Churn, Jr. L. S. Hamilton, Genera l Merchandise Mr. J. C. Floyd, General Merchandise Mr. Lamar Badger Mr. Norman Badger Mr. Louis Bell Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Buchanan Mr, Harry Bell Mrs. Annie Post } Mr. Billy Coates Mrs. Lystral Heath Mr. and Mrs. Hensel Heath Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Fitchett Mr. Gordon Elliott John J. Ward Mrs. Ray Phillips Freedman's Ready To Wear Benjamin's, Inc. Byrd's Fruit Market Mrs. GB. Marion Bruce's Beauty Shop N. E. Revell Hardware The Flower Mart Mr. and Mrs. Herman Poulson Charm Beauty Shop Glick Sons pp! Mr. D. M. Kellam Mapp's Produce Co. ; Mre R. L. Carpenter Miss Betty Ann Marsh Mr. Gs T. Turner; I Mr. G. T. Turner, i Mr. C. W. Ward Mr. We. R. Snyder Mr. J. K. Murphy ' Mrs. W. D. Stockley, Sr. ao nwa Mrs. Lillian Ames Miss Bessie Burgess : 7 tara Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner Miss Jean ; Mr. H. M. Lewis Mr. Harry H. Sturgis Mr. tack Tolbert Miss Ethel Stevenson . NG Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Nottingham The Nichols Co., Feeds Seeds ‘ | He Cy A Mr. C. M. Richardson Mrss Florence Richar a RY d Mrs. Berlie Bell Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Black Mr. an 3 Be : i ag al Dorothy Phillips Edith Doughty Ben Franklin Eastern Shore Bag Co. Bayly Chevrolet Sales, Inc. Russell Motor Co. Pender's Food Stores Exmore Coca Cola ad pen ss ) one (es Mr. and Mrs. George G. er Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Costin Mr. ar ee Bie e ° e Wi eon at : a ae eee, Clark Mr. and Mrs. Wilson N. Shrieves Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stevenson Miss Margaret Stevenson Mr. R. M. Warren Mrs. J. L. Haley -2- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dunton Mrs. Maggie Badger Mr. John Sanderson Mr. Gordon Wescott Mr. Burleigh Turner Miss Mildred Mapp Mrs. B. D. Holland Wescott's Grocery Mrs. Carl Jones Mr. William Smith A. P. Food Stores Mr. E. L. Gardner Radium Theatre Mr. W. J. Gunter Mr. Maurice Bull Mr. Gladys McCready Mr. N. R. Steelman Richardson's Garage, BRastville, Va. A. T. Scott Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Wood, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Mister Individual Photographs by F. Winslow Toussa nt The Cape Charles Studio and Group Pictures by B. Ba Turner, Jr. N. H. S. 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