Northampton High School - Torch Yearbook (Eastville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1950 volume:

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Treaty PEPTT ITT TTT Pert ea HTT ERTL EPA CE : 13] Dedication To one whose sincere devotion, generosity, and kindness have helped to create a feeling of unity and friendliness among students in classes and on the campus we, the Senior Class, do dedicate this, the fifth volume of ''The Torch, ' to Mrs. Mary N. Kellam, TE TE AT IE NE TEE SES She Nae Ee eee TS LM —_ TR “a ee Cas ear : ie fe r AT ee ee a“ os 5 mJ Y Be: . : es Se | of bs fl ge 7 Wee ALMA MATER at Sn poe 1 pe Bon Preece = Standing near the Chesapeake aoe f With its waters clear, ily Looking toward a great old ocean en Does our school appear; Near the homestead of the Indians, Who in former times Roved the paths of old Northampton, In our pleasant climes. on eny If se hea Chorus: Oh Northampton! dear Northampton Praise her to the sky! _ Hail to thee, our Alma Mater , Hail! Northampton High! oe II From her walls so calmly standing She will serve our Youth; May her sons and daughters laud her, “In their sear ch for Truth; Marching onward, ever onward We revere her name, May the future smile upon her Seeing then her fame. — oe a “t ey : i) i aR H+} IH HH CH CORT i (Sait ty Hy E Ay Se 8 X y 4, Hit} | Pe! beh Pa hiht PSR SGert cae! bebe 6: iH i bigeetiigel : 4 2) gel ARES EME LIES TM . . = ine ° « - 2 Ek I pe - Seu Galsiens ieee tetan-oa ioe ceuh po-chthicd Palskpuhdpenesdhanoechlicheedtinmaieab oie adage rome tee nett adenriie mkeldtdds on tokio eee ee ed PMT Se Rhee Re AT et ata re THE EDITORI het tt AL STAFF = | SPONSORS Mrs. Loretta W. Smalley Mrs. Mary Nussey Kellam Miss Sally Rue Justis Editor-iIn-Chictes vars sea sa Al Phyllis Jones ASSistants EGUOr vee sul da atea ss Daniel Badger MOL CSA IGUILOL Sic autaiiiweys ahlsts Ghale svi ceetea awn BU Cae Ieees Becky Bell and Eddie Hamilton BAUD CIOL Ware. Oe. eur) eat ald samane 6 A esac ae Frances Steelman BAUME RCE EOS Ne e oeke iy (5 ros tes) Va eo aie we Be MW aiteien Bink Mary Katherine Ward and Eula Mae 7 Doughty POLAR NULL LES oy TENS aaa. SA'S abe ie de eI MELE + ecm ange tat is © Catherine Kellam SEC LLCS Rit eee ue we che talk den 6 lets tek eee Oe alae Laura Mapp-Chairman, Kitty Beale Latimer, Esther Jacob, Myrna Mister Nancy Smith, Jane Stevenson, Mary Katherine Ward, C. T. Fitchett, Betty Jean Lewis, Charlsie Barns, Eula Mae Doughty, Shirley Bell Nate Nats a OUR ee Aas UN acta eee Se hens Bat REM AM SOAP. tle Jacque Cobb, Marion Lee White, Charlsie Barns, Winfred Ward 71 Staff Photographer.......... oie PWT ESS Re, MAL ates Allie B. James | Production Manager......... tas ehh ae at take Araneae Om Rosalie Crumb RLY TNE es tae Bes fe Ce Nac ac, kes, Creat he heal, « bas locate WAS alate Carolyn Gladden, Peggy Doughty, Catherine Kellam, Rosalie Crumb, +) Lois Lewis, Phyllis Jones SATO TOIT RENE mises ie ety alee sg Ate lCG selena % mi vile pri eee Rogers East, Myrna Mister, Eula Mae Doughty, Catherine Kellam, Shirley Bell, Charlsie Barns EASES SERS TETAS Ou ARR RGAE, A eR Janet Mapp me Assistant Business Manager, ............000esseeees Carolyn Gladden MME IOLIGIET Piste vision die ake s aidcigid ial py pee area ire) «Maar nue Pan gt John Ed Tankard-Chairman, Eddie 4 Hamilton, Becky Bell, Jane Stevenson =f Jean Sturgis, Betty June Dutton =) Advertisement........... Ly aA AMORA 00h PS ERD SRI Marlene Ashby-Chairman, Bill Sturgis = Winfred Ward, Nancy Smith, Jacque = Cobb, Marion Scott, Dorothy Senn, = 6 Frances Steelman : = Ber Bre OO MINAS. 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RE SS SE ETE ES. EN RES Cm 2 Ee ee te ee ee er oan 2 ee ee Me ee ees 2 é - _— ores 3 eee 2 Smee Maaah ad aeeaal Mr. A. S. DeHaven Superintendent of Schools ? Miss Thelma Hand secretary Mr. George Young Athletic Director MEG C, Hamilton Principal aa� f Miss Margaret Scott Librarian Mr. William E. Dunton Vocational Agriculture ESE EET 5 aoa ea RENEE: | PEUTPTT PPP et era! A APRAADAL Mr. George B. Wynne History Miss Sally Rue Justis English Mrs. Jennie Mapp Mathematics Mrs. Phyllis M. Nottingham History and English Mrs. Loretta W. Smalley English Miss Elizabeth Jones Science and Mathematics -- - _ bn oink a ware: a 1 ree cme eS ey ; Tt PPR 2 RRL Bey OMAR APRS 8 LOR RY ONTO TOE LRN RE LARS Eta oa Lape oo ee Sa SS a aera LT NTT I er yr et eaten eee eh ioanenpon genase LYLE eC CMe SE RN A ie ivdatieeaiden eee ae ee LPT MOE eS eS TE Se da ed a a LO LF ACTS ea a ae aa eee — Cad Mrs. Irma O. Bailey Home Economics Mrs. Mary N. Kellam Commercial Mr. John Badger Agriculture HI Mr. Burleigh B. Turner Science Ss. Virginia O. Savedge Home Economics oat Miss Lila N. Jacob Foreign Languages Mr. Thornton Taylor Agriculture and Shop } Lhaie ; rat hihi ' il it} Liess ld hia de. PT eS ese et a ial a a RIS GOR AS PE Lee PUR eA andenein mareeenteeesienind RSC NY ART TCE AS TE NS LN SI ENT LN ER MRT CS REINS I Ae EE PE TS a ne ene alee, - - a Sie 4 v oa (igh 6 8. SW wrt ee a AP IE PON IIPS ee LC eI Pe ew ah eye eles ve Ay me Qin = nme poem Eoeettes - AT eat ek Te I TE ae SE AS CE FE RM TH a EARS SE RE SN SRD ST ER ete ES = SLE! AABN ba Et RAO TEI ES SE SP AT LT EN a eT a aS SOY | SENDS SSE SSNS PERT ABT Oo Te SM LOL SE ‘ELT TE OS OE FS SR NR NT TR SN I EE SS ee eee =. as os ee ET RT a TS SR ee eee Se LA ARTI SR a a : te ee te a a aR ae LT Ss ee ee aa Se eo NR a Ce ae + A. FAR OT EOE E AOEME eST ® LEAT RE AEE ae ee eee RES SN ET Pl —— See sl ich gees elnino ee ee rE _- 4o ie Marlene Ashby Old love is little worth, when new is more preferred. Daniel Badger Han’ ' Tis' good-will makes intelli- gence, Charlsie Barns Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Rebecca Bell Becky Music is well said to be the speech of angels, pas gicla fuck ba sul! Shirley Bell The measure of life is not length, byt honesty. Lad A, Ra I go on working for the same reason a hen goes on laying eggs. Robert Bowden Bobby Young fellows will be young fellows. Alton Bowen Smart men are nice, but not the best. Yer yndannons the ehigfiadinhiik nh ootetines aie eae Rahiveedice castlgreahic oeaeationdh-adieemndiee Sica PEPER. SET OO ee ry rn no erent rr Se RI ar a I i RON aicedeened SCRE SEMPER ISR RRS QR RINSE RR AER MS NEE Dace on err 2 ANTI 7 AAT EAT EN Se OOOO ERT - LoS a TE AEE TE eae a f oon SPA SLT LTT SATEEN EPR A oe EET ET : Se and ee een = = Fe et et ges en ae eeeee cans gee POS Pal SALTS TAO ATT eC SRO AS! © Re eR Se ra SL SES TS SOS eee ESE A Te nee eee TC PAI ALM EAE LA ES BONE eet nr ne SS ee St ae ee ee ae NL ER A RET a RE ES EOS 8 PEE LE ENR aS he ae SE TOES LEED SEE A OS MIMS ET aS Ee Robert Bowen Bobby Their strength is to sit still. Bette Carroll Bet Let's eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we shall die.” Lucy Churn Bright gem, instinct, with music, vocal sparks. Irma Clark A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Jean Clark No profit grows where is no pleasure taken. Jacqueline Cobb Jacque The poetry of earth is never dead. Nan, AP,O wD 0 wWokd Qutcecerna wr 8 at Rosalie Crur Rose one thing is Success, Carlton Davis � If all the year were playing pyholiday, to sport would be as tedious as work. ee ey RP EO YS NS POOL OTE LT LE ee PLAT PER PS VOTE TE Oe BELT AG CORD WOE EES LRN PCTS NETCARE EE 1S IN RI LENE RE NIE ‘ Oe LARUE Oe 1S NR CR ENE Tee SO 5 TEA STS STS OE LS BITTE ae ACT e SR ARNT ae SNORD TNS De VOY RATERTERNBIYTI NN VEE ir lS of aa pe ALNA TEAL AENEAN Spade ly = london agit ckie tadlesDi-acecaycactpeceg ch caperoeetidees ce teres ete thereon ceannd-o nn epoca ae a eek es Detail eas kien Se ee ae 8 RTE OS NET SA OS SSNS STE OI fhe Se a eRe Aaa! WD A ones are Are a ae EN eT aN a RRR GL PRA a TE a REED we SS SSE SS tn tt ree et mn a np omg snrealentaet ekaereent oti C7 WE ES CPUS WY REM KE eee Ema ee te ee APA SORE PE SAMY OE PRET tS be Cee r Stk -bnercivcsctadattondittoatiodeian ee ee eee i Ue — F Ske Se SAE Ee Sn ponti-onsh-dptdhiandinatecet lita aeibheatcticadetes = ce latte ae ee —tppqnouperbitbontind aangudabieasieiieeament te ci Saenlgiidibeel ication ante ee ee EAP AE ER DE | Sh NS ORS TOI NT 08 it Sek eR eT ee Ce 3 SSS SELF EL EE ES EET IT ETE EE COM SE Ny ER LL OE PROS. SR es a ae pp re = LEAL EAS AEP ORE Ee LEYLA EES YE ET OR LI Ee SE SS Re aE RO RRL A! Pi denecedieinc eens cc aie ATED E ASAE DET ONE EN 6 AE TRS SS CP ee. 2 ON ee - ER EMG Fw en Se caneen an eee eee ES caps eundesebaiatintaestion cetacean eee ee Rae ONAN 2 SES OE EO RS sR RETA oS : : [Ninashnaedtieh- iecbarre tect iondibiaininn atessen te ee ee A TNE AIOE TT, PAE NE NEE Re AMR NL eH TLE A TE AL NM TL UL ES ee RS = oe 2 TE A ES POT ST Oe SS TOT ee PN Ae A D cipongentbapemetaonnynsnseepeipenadeenacnioe cient ten ae PERO | AB eneedlgueiess oie ae AS ee tied dea-- aed LOLOL AOS PEE LATE BS EE A ET RR SN ae A a TI AS TTD EE Fh Rh me 2 ES A IE a Ee ee a ee PR RE ey me LS FS OO EE ESE ate Pk A A ORAS SE Me re OOO eC PR a a RS Se RR Eula Mae Doughty She fills the air around with beauty, ' Peggy Doughty ’ Peg' ' Her ways are ways of pleas- antness and all her paths peace. James Douglas “Jimmy” There is always one leader by which others are judged. ' Lynwood Drummond “Link” But for mine own part, it was Greek to me. rte GS VE: “Setty June Dutton It is good to live and learn z 30 Rogers East ¥ Reproff on his lip, but a = smile on his face. Janet Elliott “Never promise more than you can perform. « C. T. Fitchett EL eae IT was never less alone than when by myself. i tatieatiipuitsa adteedamrtahedareatiedaiaadcamtiition peor eae eee Lcaepepetninppenaged deublgstiastieevechematonb-pumctenigieienteetoeia tee on | Ee Froll n cisaredipaheaneptasnaetenaaenaieuhoced eam eeietaCGR Ee eee ee - — = Ei oaciveieedtenn bt tn (ssetnpinn-cneenaihpaalinnlpesethan—eenaionape-tmnnsdinenyipaneiandpenyguiasiads-atiiiadichommicmnens teaedin in aeia eS ae CTT A A EE EE iN ee MEE aA OTP S AIP TF 2 ee ee a Pee 3 em Oop oy ne anata wat ar errr 2 moe wae enaaisietkihma dpetigat-antilieke-onglte on one EET CTS SR OT REE US RN TN SD ot on — rf ae Jean Gladden As merry as the day is long. ye 5) Carolyn Gladden Nothing is so difficult but it may be found out by, Beek- ing. «Ue Ps OT ee (_ dmond prea 3 dane s ti ME ddie'tt: of Fh My tongue is the pén of a ready writer. ' John Henderson Rome was not built in ov tig Sue Hp Gloria Higbee Oh, why should life all labours be? Robert Hopkins Bobby Hang sorrow, care will kill a cat, and therefore let's be merry. Esther Mapp Jacob There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. Allie B. James MAE Bes I can resist anything except temptation. Sa _— mt. = ee A i SO Sovt, Peeae ey e 2ee eove . ON EE OL et a al TR La EL ad TOC FOROS CUES A - ‘ : ; AAP OORLIERRETUNEI cA 8) VAL EERE: CAITR VORTICES! aOR! SSeS A Ne) SEE rT NOUR IRES Ee RNR SAEED AE LENSE NE TT SE TSI ET ES ELIOT EMIT ANE SD EEE ETT RETENTION SME MTRE NEI NY TAG ee ETS Lae 9 a I SFRRTE RN a ERAS RET aS = : TAS ¢ A TER ERE TT I OI EN OTTO RT TTT BIT TT Te eS ALANIS CNG a RN RW Tad ORME WMA WN DORRIT A (RESET ER NS LT ARTE VARY NE POTS CT OE YES NBER lO NRT IT 7 A OC ES ERAS SE a RSI a a LOE NT A SS EIEIO BO a Ys Ge PS 2 TREE Se ee ees oe = SEPT RE A IL RE SE RO a lt PS OE Smt Se LENA A AT AE Se TT ME a ip mcneeeeeesterteeareny- spate saapeey ana aoe napeeee eeeaee Re aR 8 NES A EE Ce wt er ere rere tear ws epee ate EN ES EL OEP SS REE ee a nstakte Jones Connie Love's a malady with-out a cure, Phyllis Jones My books and heart must neverepart. Catherine Kellam Boze ; Ti J q “It matters not how a man Pe Nes fy ¥ UW gies, but how he lives. b Katherine Latimer “Kitty Beale but all in all a very good friend, Bettye Jean Lewis Peace rules the day, where reason rules the mind, Lois Mae Lewis The world is a wheel, and it will all come around right. Billy Looney Bit Tam slow of study. ' Bruce Manuel Watchman, what of the night! i ERE TPS EE TET LI ERS TE! RTT ON PEE ATTY Ee DS mm A RE RTI SO ED eT z LFEPA SITY NTS TES ATL ARIE ME TE EE 9 ot | ek rn apm Re a as 2 n RET TS oS CTI. ATURE IS aS OM wy aed ake eA aL DR LRT TENT LE NET ES AAMT TT LE RIO SN NERS EN RA NE A I ee NS PEE NT ee AE IE Tl AI PR MRM Fe 5 RE ETRE ARI AN ON OO EDT IT IE A TON MIS A A == : erred anandsteebad hentia ct 1p naka aaa arent Sian a : ET ee ie OL Pe ed nee tea ernn tat onstrate Dillan i ipealiniehdireaeticameags -ap-ae-cakapeid aaa ot IR ER LET TE PE CE EEE) IT Lg PURGE CDI EI ELIE LLC A CIRILLO Pett Oe i! re ee ase oo = : Se eee eee eee TETETENTElEFTFTETOEEH: _QO0E-—2—22—DE—E™E_—EOEO ee TT EB RE a a — rae a SS PO Ee er ¢ ane eve oe ee oe nes ee a meer ee re nines eras = a LAO OOH SN AO EE NORE NE tk kl FA ORS re LO Oe een eniserant ates ¥ AD Aedes Bee Janet Mapp “What is a friend? A single soul dwelling in two bodies. Laura Mapp A loving heart goes all the way. Rachel Marshall Little said is soonest mended. Myrna Mister “The worst is yet to come. Margaret Oakley No one know what he can do until he tries. Dewey Outten Joe A wise player will accapt his throws and score them, not counting on his luck. a - Nancy Parkerson “Hitch your wagon to a star. Jerry Savage From thine own smile I snatched the wk s t : + 4 ENC TE REIS IEE ENG A RAIN AE eR ETE RM MART ESE OS 8 RIA CAN Tange FE OAT FE RE ENE EN TR OE. ER EAS ts reer OA MTT TN EO RE OA TT nee ST SCOURS ST aS ae Cn Ee phen nytt dite tnmsl onan benny ien resonances lapses oneness veya ear nya ep in eS a: COP ae, eS ED ae! Sia eee Ue es CRP ok ae REESE hs Riscephat enerdnde—eteiearesgviaceanpamnaatiacsamnaii edit detdinnichiaeodidiiiedecaininaeaaae eae : = Sona ——- —stpnepesnepemetsenpns arywg compan meatal eiecdaneedbepemmnon adicion eek oeeeeeiait oe nace te ne a ne : LES TTT CEES TNE I A 6 Ne Oe EE A er tem NEA! Oe nenralhipeenigne—dhe-henghtie-thap-qnagiinaapdedinahateeerieknt cheaiieemm adie Eee Es A AS TR EEE ES Hd EE OE te i ee ee ee ° C = — = CPR R RTE a ee SH) a + EE PP ED eR oo Z a : J | Gert t Marion Scoit Scotty N ees Gi ‘An honest man's word is =. . é + ; é - as good as his bone. Robert Seiders Bobby IT am fearfully and wonder- fully made. Dorothy Senn Dottie “Emotion is the spark plug that gets action, Mary Simpson “Anything for a quiet life. Nancy Smith It matters not how long you live, but how well. Frances Steelman The right hand of fellow- ship, Thomas Stevens Tommy He that sleeps feels not the tooth-ache., ' Jane Stevenson A good reputation is more valuable than money. ARAVA ERLE MEN RAHA NES HAO. MMS TN RL Oy Uae SE Bek A oininls-c Ligihiabshncihiowatior=banchee og paeaa Rennie Seinen coe mi otis cece a ara. TL eee en ; n = RE RRR AP ACR ORO ITERR CE PI DT oe 5 z YETTA, 6 RYT SOT FRU MC a duthichicsnte iethadat bisects dpb lanes dle paket 2 rad remeriyh eoreependighitiespethin i baietinnd tedieedtndena eae de ae ee ee ee TO SSS, ST VT ERE oe Oe Fe SUE RO TT NRE Bee : bia dkdtebinieidivasstsbmatirete et se —— SER I et OEE ATES BORD STS LRT aS A a 2 ICT POLE RETESET PART TREES OY TI SS LL enone e r : Se UE Sicienl-inksapatitgennrelidhioca-aarepickceetayee aheiie erin ieee ae ina aciceatieteelape cistpcasiees pedeieibes tiene a ee el : 2° ANOS Ce MR OT, OE PON TEA Rk PR RES CE SO ES PS ere ake ee a . ot paws OPP PS MT A AO Be Ya POE RDS EE OOS BORE ry LEE L DLE TTT AO YR Weare nara pr Rely Sea ROL BES ttre” sar - iimapradepestoonree ant eae LCE ETE T son eg ee SS ORE «Cc : ed . Pee SOE ET LE TIE ETT EE Ae el ae dere renee a St i — William Sturgis Bill The eyes have one language everywhere, ' Jean Sturgis In her tongue is the law of kindness. ' John Ed Tankard er, Johnny Better the feet slip than the tongue. ' Joyce Tilghman Do well and right, and let the world sink. Gleasie Ward Give me another horse! 2 wl aah ae y Letitia Ward te Tish Aer thoughts come fre Ee the Sasa) ae 3 oan Mary Katherine Ward Tu-who a merry note! Winfred Ward Wimp Is there no balm in Gilead, is there no physician there? OEE ELST a a INE I Se AE FE: ( ALSTON: SES LO STORER BE Fe RUIN NA SPLEEN OT A RTT AN 6 SN RTM LR NE ek EO AN ORI SE oe FA LR OLE EES FRY ENTE BRE Pe Saree LOS LS eee aver oo Sareea ese ea NER aNNEPoTSL AST Tare sees geen ce tet ONeENABE NMR re oa ara renames acer case ae sate are rues Paes oo AR POAT Ae 1 AEE ERE OT A or. PEERS TS ROA OD TE A RO PST oe RE A Oa RI CRNRET BP aN A PETRA A I 1 NS OE mE RR SAA A TOA NE EE OTE R L TT eS A ol NR A | METS PE BL Rs LES A AD EL CE OE Cl SE A TE SRS PEE ASTER § 9 eR EE RE CE bee A A i Th PO LEE MTA LS STROM ad owe, A PN TSN TO ee A ee ———————————EE ee PAO ee ee 8 oe nya Sepananatadicaiimnis aoa A ECP TEN eh ma ae te ees Oe a omen Sk o ti Marion Lee White Tam a part of all that I | met. nave tt Luther Whitehead Lue Give me a part to play, ora Song to sing and I'm content, Lola Young ilent and safe--silence SAA EEA PUREE RE TRB OO TO EL ERE DEES AO = ee = a OPERATE A RES RENE ORE TENS | ‘ wit HH | RS I] © % CLASS HISTORY io arg ‘ 6% a Gs Sx oN Ch : - “F At the. Tonnes beqivnin of the. BS A YEAR MiMeTeEeVM hun- Ww 7, dred And forty Six, ninetu— SEVEM of ‘US, Fai hteWed but EAGER, EmwTEREd the. aly Oo + Noathamptor High destimed to be tne. RAALATES OF The +eEeNTh AMWWIERS ARY KAR. PS RARE Sih m.£n Mate: bee QAn OuR Achivg CAREERS by A RAdio Types peR- Aaa SNES of ‘ ‘A Ss hRistmAS Gano.” Tris vite Svuace SPULEI SS, WhEmw WE HDECAME SophomoRES, WE Ffur- TheRed ovR CAREERS With ouR own Adaptahon of “The MonmkeyS Pau?” Ss; Things REALLY ——— When We beEcAmME Junior beqan Te poo! The outst Adin g Event of the YEAR WAS COR Younsiok - Slemion Pom, luhich WAS pRavounced by bo th Sid enits AMA PARENTS, Bettye 0 O,e700t, ePRom EVER! usA — FiIwALdu } WE Bes ao Wat ae eis bi MN h fa) t ie GRRE Oe cotera THO Aree Oe A NEIq ovr,’ Tuan To produc en. VERSARY ALS Snleaee es o hte leo Reh? have b —— Many Chawges doRING OUR FouR — S Ou ue Bien one ha fa) ER ACES ra) evisS tude nie cos AMmMI2Ed AW n RAS acVcy have btew MAdE. — — OvuR FouR WEARS have ‘ween haocp AMA EVE wrFvl ae be Wow ARe— QOnes, Ta g Mem DERE A. LINAY + URNS the RoAd VAKES Wits wow be Up to Each fi of USL, AS WE LEAVE The ShelreER NURSES of MoRMAMpTo mw High To bhECOoMeE 4A 4 Chop % Soe Ss ee. Sw, Usy. SSS Sea RE ema I PTT A ES TR RN NS EE RE NOES PON EN ER SOE Seer ES SDT ET CCT Pe A ER NI Ss nO anche RN ET LETT TIL EERE ST TER ES LET EET She Se ed REP EE TS SL 2 ee - TREES RE en TE RN eR oe . | EA NSE A A I ee eee PICTURE THIS! ! Marlene Ashby not being neat! Daniel Badger taking life as a joke! Charlsie Barns without a twinkle in her eyes! Becky Bell not being interested in sports! Shirley Bell vivacious and boisterous! Ralph Boole not helping Mr. Turner! Bobby Bowden not going by the nickname Duck '! Alton Bowen working! Robert Bowen not always picking on somebody! Bette Carroll with a Jolson voice! Lucy Churn with a soprano voice! Irma Clark going steady! Jean Clark taking schoolwork as a very serious problem! Jacque Cobb being the fat lady in a circus side show! Rosalie Crumb without her typing skill! Carlton Davis disliking all sports! Eula Mae Doughty being a tom-boy! Peggy Doughty with blonde hair! Jimmy Douglas with his hair all messed up! Lynwood Drummond going to English! Betty June Dutton not being called ''Betty Jean Dunton ! Rogers East a genius! Janet Elliott with short ugly hands! C. T. Fitchett being a heavy-weight champion! Betty Jean Gladden being anything but fickle! Carolyn Gladden being boy crazy! John Henderson playing volley-ball seriously! Eddie Hamilton not being Miss Hand's little helper ! Gloria Higbee having mice for pets! Bobby Hopkins not trying to skip class! Esther Jacob being a professional volley-ball player! Allie B. James not being classroom joker! Connie Jones not saying hon-nee '! Phyllis Jones with an E average! Catherine Kellam missing a baseball game between Cape Charles and Belle Haven! Kitty Latimer winning the title ''Miss Five By Five ! Bettye Jean Lewis with a loud mouth! Lois Lewis talking back to a teacher! Bill Looney with a slow drawl! Bruce Manuel coming to school regularly! Janet Mapp without Ben! Laura Mapp winning a handwriting contest! Rachel Marshall not working in ''Paul's ! Myrna Mister without her silly giggle! Margaret Oakley missing a Saturday night movie date! Joe Outten not in the midst of some love affair! Jerry Savage being a speed demon! Scotty'’ Scott asking people to call him Marion! Bobby Seiders not thinking himself funny! Dottie Senn ever going to study hall! Mary Simpson being mean and grumpy! Nancy Smith rooting for Cape Charles! a a a eT ATTEN LENE ON NASER EL NEN ERE CET ER TEE PON | UNS I MERTEN Ey TL TS MSR 9 ARON AE ES Seep ata aes un nrc keseercectpivadiiocta once pemageclacedpaeermrenes mmm nspqcnadpnceeocnenass sont hismcaphaieaashgemanmunsighakee tact hoe comsipumeStpeioo tas dase lseae riaina tiara Ean Ges tones eid aries icteosceieanoote caches orn Laan aeae aan ek : 3 A RE ELT AAAI eA a A ET TA EY SNE CNT EET 0 TRAE AMIN MNTNT RPS LT ERT 8 MLE TRATES BY OTHE GIP Fam Uy PROMUINR EE : EP AA A TASTE TI ABT 2 I LT TR TT TE Tame VY STENT LT YE TENET SOS ETE TE EEN | oe th RAN EAGT AE MI EN TORE OARS ARSE RR (RL RAR) MRE TY eta ey mmm Tom = : ‘ rn RF TNE PAPC AEE AS 2 OEY ATEN Se ERE a) er SS ACR RC ROE RES re bt aes ae ———— i ie ON a rk a maa 2 A ane Vitht Frances Steelman being selfish! Brooks Stevens disliking Ethyl gasoline! Bill Sturgis being girl shy! Jean Sturgis without her goodnatured ways! John Tankard not wanting to argue! 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Deas Barbara Smalley Betty Lou Travis William Wilkins Martha Smith Mabel Travis Kenneth Wilson Mary Kee Tankard William Winslow AN DT TEASE AMS YS TIE UIT BES Fae 2g SO NRA PA ORE! PRN GAL! TR A TTT RA EEN AM OF AAAS ATTRA ELEMENT OT ET OL LITTLE TNS A, TET ONIN 6 me ca OE A! A REY SS SLT PE. TIVE IS TIT RL PONT ETE TE ee al i eee CAN YOU IMAGINE? Billy Wilkins without his joke? Carol Lyn Russell going steady ? iy Ledford Vaughn with hair combed? Mable Travis 6'2 tall? Betty Travis with straight hair? Mary Kee Tankard without her swing? Martha Smith getting A in penmanship Scribbles ? Barbara Smalley without a smile? Thomas Saunders loud? Everette Saunders admitting being wrong? Tommy Savage with shirtail in? Bobby Savage sanding letters to any place but Portsmouth? Iris Higbee bold and brave? Mike Howard Mr. Wynne's best friend? Bones Jones without his inventions? Edward Killmon being mean? Harry Lovell on time? Carolyn Mathews with black hair? Sue Mapp with anN. H. S. letter? Ora Moore short? Woodson Moore in a hula skirt? Lois Murdock without Mary Ann? Denard Nickerson hating Iris Ann? Jackie Nordstrom not flirting? June Parker without a piano? Patty Parks with big brown eyes? Ruth Ann Parks mad? Billy Parramore minus freckles? Billy Ray Phillips with straight hair? George Rayfield tall, dark, and handsome? Rose Richardson short, fat, and messy? Richard Riggin not teasing girls? Monte Bell not chasing Alverta? Dot Bennett without Earl? Janice Bonniwell without George? Tommy Booker staying for football practice? Burleigh Killmon not being neat? Pat Boole noisey? Jimmy Burroughs sad? Jean Page Byrd fickle? Jack Chandler going to Health Class? Lorraine Charnock without chewing gum? Flora Churn without Iris? Alverta Coates mean and mad? Mary Carey Henderson forgetting horses? Freddie Harris not betting on ball games? Lilly Mae Fitchett without library slips? Betty Elliott having enemies? Melvin Toussaint inhaling a cigarette? William Winslow loud? Gene Gunter without his Bull ? Freddie Grey a public speaker? Patty Gladden with ugly hands? Mary Ann Gibbs without scooter parts? Maxine Elliott loud? Virginia White not acting foolish? Peggy Beach not arguing with Mr. Wynne? Richard Rayfield making 'A ' in French? Kendall Rowe not chasing girls? 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Lewis, = Evonne Outten, Janis Parks, Margaret Savage, Betty Scanlan, Elsie Shrieves, Veronica Sylvia, Mary Lou Smith, Betty Ann Tatum, Barbara Taylor | Sponsor: Miss Sally Rue Justis FRESHMAN BOYS Owen Ashby, Charles Bailey, Norman Bell, Kirby Bowden, Paige Bradford, 2: Winfred Carpenter, Raymond Clayton, Hillary Colonna, Hume Dixon, Donald Elliott, Francis Elliott, Thomas Fitchett, Page Floyd, Bennett Gaskill, : Edward Gladstone, John Holland, Raymond Hopper, Thomas Hudson, Larry 44 Killmon, Daniel Marshall, Robert McCready, Thomas Miles, Harvey Moore, “: : William Moore, Barrett Robins, John Scott, Byrl Small, Warner Smith, Ray 7 Tatum, Harry Taylor, Robert Taylor, Gordon Ward, William Ward Sponsor: Mrs. Loretta W. 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The purpose of the Student Council is to foster the development of good citizens by offering opportunities for working out school problems in a demo- cratic way. The Council, under the direction of Mr. Badger, who is the faculty ad- visor, plans to print a student handbook, and to improve assembly programs and social activities for the school. EAA AE TE, OT CR TE ET Sa EN OS NS SOS EN SLE Behe ON ik SM De ES President: Dorothy Senn Vice President: Jimmy Douglas Reporter: Ashby, Marlene Badger, Daniel Barns, Charlsie Bell, Becky Carroll, Bette Clark, Jean Cobb, Jacque Crumb, Rosalie Doughty, Peggy Douglas, Jimmy Dutton, Betty Gladden, Betty Jean Gladden, Carolyn Hamilton, Eddie Higbee, Gloria Jacob, Esther Jones, Connie Sponsor: 2s OFFICERS MEMBERS Mrs. L. W. Smalley Janet Mapp Secretary: Frances Steelman Catherine Kellam Jones, Phyllis Kellam, Catherine Latimer, Kitty Lewis, Betty Mapp, Janet Marshall, Rachel Mister, Myrna Oakley, Margaret Parkerson, Nancy Senn, Dottie Steelman, Frances Sturgis, Jean Tilghman, Joyce Ward, Gleasie Ward, Letitia Ward, Mary K. Ward, Winfred Whitehead, Lue The Dramatic Club of Northampton High School was organized for the session of 1949-50 on November 11. The club plans under the direction of Mrs. L. W. Smalley and Miss Elizabeth Jones to participate in the One-Act Play contest, sponsored by the Virginia Literary-Athletic League, and to sponsor the Senior play in the spring. The club hopes to present bigger and better plays than have been presented in the years before. OI OT EE EI OE LS EL a aT TE ee LO AEE OE I Oe RN BO I RT I jeounaneateponndibteedtiing denen tamed Gt an HAVNAAIAALAASLAAVAIAAALAMLAI AiG WAMAAAAUAIAALAUAAAMiAAdvAd ulAMiNidNAAUii)GiNViniawidnadauiiulaiaiinsinnaniiins MbAAAAMAA SALE AARGLAAAABGLARADDAAAAAAAAULAARADA HITT | AAAMAAUAASAAAMAAGAAAAADAAAALARA AAA ii TTT AM AAAAAGAAAAAGAAAAGAAAEA iil : i} Wid] al Play Selection Tommy Miles Jean Badger Owen Ashby Janet Whitehead Kirby Bowden Anne Webb Larry Kilmon Eddie Gladstone Annis, Ruby Lee Ashby, Lou Ann Barns, Mary Ellen Bowen, Joyce Mae Chandler, Barbara Lee Cobb, Sonny Colonna, Peggy Dunton, Jimmy East, Jerry Fitchett, Paige Gladden, Virginia (Reporter) Goode, Jeanine Johnson, E. C, Jr. Kelly, Joyce Miss Elizabeth Jones Lenore Boss Mary Ann Henderson Veronica Silvia Casting Charlotte Clark Mary Ann Gaylor Ethel Gladden SOPHOMORE DRAMATIC CLUB COMMITTEES Costumes Make-Up Betty Jane Bailey Margaret Savadge Hillary Colona Barret Robins Betty Scalan Music_ Program Ray Tatum Jack Holland Tommy Hudson MEMBERS Lewis, Morris Long, Bobby (President) Looney, Irene Nottingham, Lois Ann (Treasurer) Nottingham, Maurice Parks, Phyllis Simpson, Gene Smith, Franky Spady, Alice Turner, Tebe Wagstaff, Edna (Vice-President) Walker, Herman Ward, Carolyn (Secretary) Warren, Wanda Lee SPONSORS Mrs. Loretta W. Smalley EE LS PS SSAC S Ty c PAS hy LEE te RE ee Ee RSE NE SO POP ND So OS TOES OE REST LT SS EEE I ENE ERA ee oe a EE OES AEE LA HEL EE AOS | OE TEA PE TN EN YS SE LS AE EN NE OE NE LER RT mes DRESS Ses SS Se Sea : —= nacowarne EE OE LR Se : JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB = OFFICERS President Martha Smith Vice President Alverta Coates Treasurer Barbara Smalley Secretary Bobby Savage MEMBERS Jean Page Byrd Tommy Savage Peggy Beach Mike Howard Janice Bonniwell Billy Ray Phillips Patty Gladden Freddie Gray Sue Mapp Kendall Rowe June Parker Ledford Vaughan, Jr. Mary Kee Tankard Lorraine Charnock Carolyn Matthews Richard Riggin Everette Saunders Carol Lyn Russell TT AMAA ’ TTT The Noel Candle , a pantomine presented by the Junior Dramatic Club at the Christmas Program, December, 1949. _ a - Hiiiiil paneseere ss Fos | AP NST a PE OT. BLE SOE ESS A I cree aS a eaeinead beara deme decease ee PETE RE EE RS ERIN RN OE. Dt LOLS OE GE OLE A EE MER 1 aubdupnrdedaantenas adtdederaneomuloestinntial onancketteenteapemtghencsmmdidiiedneaiemaecattatoie: aaiedeedae eakaditcenannna AT TE OTE I EET OF OE EES TM UR ed ee Ee 5 Stat enoachaeendetiahipeasian et ditaehumiamiotakame asic iets ielieattcel disaaaientadet maeatetm made aalecena aiken TTT Hi Hii TTT THE GOOD CITIZENS' CLUB ay pts ‘ “Ss 4 q President..... Satie Spric era gna fates tane ef alas Siw, PANELS aL es A GIR hy Laura Mapp ey Vice President: ..... WA Eh ape ane, § ia evel sate ve ic ape Gaels ee Daniel Badger pecretary ‘and Treasurer’... .05, h, fs See abe Sea a eURRer ey} .....Jane Stevenson POTS a am, adara RY ANG 2h altel a Nw she's. 4) Bow pa AMM yee ie ate, eps ae Mr. G. B. Wynne Members Badger, Daniel Barns, Charlsie Beach, Peggy Chandler, Barbara Coates, Alverta Tankard, Mary Kee Douglas, Jimmy Tankard, Johnny Gunter, Gene Wagstaff, Edna Hamilton, Eddie Ward, Winfred Jacob, Esther Jones, Phyllis Looney, Irene Mapp, Laura Stevenson, Jane Ten years ago the Good Citizen's Club was organized by Mr. G. B. Wynne, who has donated much of his time and interest to it. The purpose of this club is to aid young people through debating, public speak- ing, and other forensic activities to become good citizens. The plans f or this year have been changed from that of last year. The debating team will go to Norfolk to compete with Group B Schools. Should it win, the team will then enter the finals at the University of Virginia. The subject for the state debate in the spring of 1950 is Resolved: That the President Should be Elected by Popular Votes. Hg SOGEE NE FO 7S Ne. EERE A eS ee —.nk aee eRe, SRS TPAD RRL TT LB a NS OEP UY AT FES SSO = 7. a Re Sac as tein ieee ee ee OO Fe a Se Ce ee ee ee oe n = Se ee SE cher ee AT. BR oe SAA ee Ce Lam ee me Oe = 2 MT A, AA EOL AER PETE LE AEE AE TOE Ek me LT TR 5 ATT CLAS TET GTS IO TOOT TE TR ED re OT - , rr PRT RR EE TF - A PN Ne rr eens eeeeereoenemnemaegpeeaet Se eee ———— oe i a ee rane MS gE LA aS NS RT Nt , ee - a pe a. trem arie. ncr memenmnemns. an ae —— —— —— -———— nen i TT PTT iii TTT ERT — a — _ — — ame — — — — — — = — it | ; PTTL it JUNIOR GLEE CLUB ‘ i MEMBERS Dorothy Bennett Mary Carey Henderson Janice Bonniwell Iris Ann Higbee Jean Byrd Sue Mapp Lorraine Charnock Carolyn Matthews Alverta Coates Lois Ann Murdock Mary Ann Gibbs Ora Moore Patty Gladden Jackie Nordstrom June Parker NOT PICTURED + S50 2 Oe 8 Re eel a ie Db) 8 Voi ee We, el o h Rose Richardson Pars Hae FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB Patty Parks Barbara Smalley Martha Smith Mary Kee Tankard Bettye Lou Travis Mabel Travis Virginia White Flora Ella Churn } All Freshman and Sophomore Girls are members of this club. Sponsor, Miss Sally Rue Justis iH re Li} FARMS TED AEE AIBN IE ot Mle Bs LT OE Te Dd Se Se ENERO ON TAA AC me Fe LETS LEANER TN ARN PT Tee ETS SE aN LB 0 FS SRB NPR aS I SOT TES one See Se ee Se TY : SS Spee Wa 5 a Se —— : Se a ee eee —— . DF PT REN LE Re ST ee ee eee —_— ED AI RAE A NC MES SO — SS: A BN he A PEE PEPE EPR Teer PP PE rat 7TT Vetta Can, in SENIOR GLEE CLUB 1. e ae OFFICERS BRC ALCOIU Saree pit ign sci ies ewes ce a a WES Oe yh. ts to SNE ean Yh Lag Frances Steelman WRU) oN Se tory (3 (ic aaa ee a ee ere mn Yh ery Oe ee ane -Laura Mapp Ser elat ye DPeaSUrer. 7 ic. ss Miata, cc ea A CA oe Janet Mapp BCR EMIDATISE, V20d.s tare Cdk tus din Me Cac dl OE Le ee UL aaiak ha} Janet Mapp ae ee ACCOMDANISE ek 1 eats ce ak PM IR aon Fp Esther Jacob MEMBERS Ashby, Marlene Latimer, Kitty Beale Barns, Charlsie Lewis, Betty Jean Bell, Becky Lewis, Lois Bell, Shirley Mapp, Janet Carroll, Betty Mapp, Laura Churn, Lucy Marshall, Rachel Clark, Irma Mister, Myrna Clark, Jean Oakley, Margaret Cobb, Jacque Parkerson, Nancy Crumb, Rosalie Senn, Dorothy Doughty, Eula Mae Simpson, Mary Doughty, Peggy Smith, Nancy Dutton, Betiy Steelman, Frances Elliott, Janet Stevenson, Jane Gladden, Betty Jean Sturgis, Jean Gladden, Carolyn Tilghman, Joyce Higbee, Gloria Ward, Gleasie Jacob, Esther Ward, Letitia Jones, Connie White, Marion Jones, Phyllis — Young, Lola Kellam, Catherine Sponsor Miss Lila N. Jacob a at ee Se eee al —_ ee SSE tN ey ED ET RE ER EE TR CEO WT ee NST Ra sat 5 Sw Pe Nb aS ON Gh TEE POM TRIE SAE OEE IEA OI BONES TTL EDS ATES CO ROOTS OT = = OE TYR LSE EY ME OT TRA T FM AS EA ERE Te z ed YS I LET ALS LS TEE LT EOI. TE LR EEE IY GET HEM i SUT CORE OT EIEN PUR Se RA RRL EOE BY AR EDREE MIS ET NTS IR _ se v a : ee ee eee MAALLAAMALAVAAHAAHAAG HAHAHAHA GHHHAAAAA AAA IAAAGHUGAHHAUHAGHAAHHAAAIAAAAAAAIAA ALA AAAAOAAAASAGMGMAMAAAAAAIAA AAAI ALAAANAAIGGAAGAMGMMNMNAMAAAAAAAAAAAAADOAAADNb A)aadAdabbbMAAdiiuddijyy $b HTT Ty PTT —— SCIENCE CLUB PRESIGON, 3k ses RED enh Sy Per Peaes dlatsi dae a's Sate aNe f, CHMM tore cas Cures etl Sturgis Vice President........... ee ra Pea Sh Ape pee Seer Fy Ra he Carp h hfe Ra Allie B. James Treasurer,..... eFiteca ds ae Jebeah Ory Seana er sree BPS ee aa tircg esate ENE easy Bobby Savage BOR OLAN Ts ot Gla aise sons Tae ne AGE a ee Ey abe soit atk cit vk Armctee welts is aes Carol Lyn Russell Be oe evi ls Cag ated a fa eae OR CIR he EAC Eich end Gian nel ay Gg tay Ob ea al Monte Bell The Science Club made more progress this year than it did last. Plans were made for three groups: photography, radio, and astronomy, a group that was new this year. The photography group tried some new chemicals that are claimed to be much improved over the ones used in the years before. This group planned to send an exhibit to the Williamsburg Science Fair. The radio group got a radio kit to build. This radio kit was a four-in-one kit which can be used as a receiver, a transmitter, a code practice oscillator, and an amplifier. The astronomy group bought a one hundred power telescope. They took some pictures through this telescope to send to Williamsburg Science Fair. SIMI A RR : Se ee RS ALN A PE PEE EN RTT Be OR on mca mn } MA TAAAMAADAAAAAAAAAAAAAAOAAAAAAAAAARDAADARAAAAGAAAAROAARADAAAAROAAUAAULA FTPTPPETTTTTTTTTTT PTET TPIT LOTTE TEPTTLELETPETEEE ELT EL ECT EEE TERT EEE EET EET TTT ECT EET TEE EE CEE UPL EEE ECE EEE EET EEE EEE EEE ET EEE CE CEE EEE Pe 1 ; MAHAL FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA AIMS AND PURPOSES The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The specific purposes for which this organization was formed are as follows: 1. To develop competent, agressive, rural and agricultural leadership. 2. To create and nurture a love of country life. 3. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work, 4. To create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations. 5. To encourage members in the development of individual farming programs and establishment in farming. To encourage members to improve the farm home and its surroundings, To participate in worthy understandings for the improvement of agriculture, To develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. To participate in cooperative effort, To encourage and practice thrift. To encourage improvement in scholarship. To provide and encourage in the development of organized rural recreational activities. et pe Nor OO OI DD MEMBERS Owen Ashby, Paige Bradford, Raymond Clayton, Daniel’Marshall, Billy Moore, Barrett Robins, Thomas Hudson, Thomas Lewis, Robert Long, Stewart Shields, Gene Simpson, Randolph Widgeon, Robert Tittermary, Winfred Hamblin, Charles Ashby, Charles Massey, C. T, Fitchett, (Reporter) Lue Whitehead, Edward Kilmon, (Vice President) Bobby Hopkins, (Secretary) Thomas Saunders, Pat Boole, James Burroughs, (President) Freddie Harris, Harry Lovell, (Treasurer) Richard Riggin, William Winslow, I. D. Jones, Everett Saunders, Donnie Killmon, Raymond Hopper, William Parramore, John Smith, Lewis Marshall, Joe Tilghman. Sponsors: Mr. Badger and Mr, Taylor OE aL OS AG TE AGE TIE ETE NE AINE EY EA sternite amessntsaatienal ER, eS OTN LTT TS AE LLL AANA a RE SS mt EAE EELS WEN a LOE AF TSE Tn TT SAAAAAALAAALAAAAAARAAAARAAALAAARADAAAAAAARARAAAAAAAAARAAASAAMRRRARBARAALAALDG. Wedtbeaiite Per pea PERT PPRT PETE PETE Pe ee eee EE PT ere PPP Pe red PPE TE sbAAUAAAAAMAUUADAARAAAAAVAAMAAAIAAADARATALARAAMAAAL FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF AMERICA LEE Us Ci i a A ea a a gE acre oh SR All CeO Bee Th Uae OR Peggy Colonna RC Gre DEIN. 1 EAs ine. soy Ger tile te Ree edhe eae Audrey Russell SRM AS Meer a ew taht. a leoat alan dh A tte Mee ee ue Med es gene ee Paige Fitchett errs ERE NI EBA roa See te oe anh ee a ed dle Pee aoe ke ee Jackie Nordstrom EES Senet AG i a et ans Mi te Unie ee AAU Lad ak iC Marion White The Northampton chapter of the Future Home Makers of America have had a very successful year in which much was accomplished. The fall rally of the Eastern Shore Federation took place at Northampton High School October 18, at which time the officers of the year were installed by the very impressive candle light ceremony. In December the local chapter sponsored a Christmas exhibit at the cottage. The gifts displayed were varied and colorful. Many parents, members of the faculty, and students attended. In January the F. H. A. sponsored a bazaar, the proceeds of which were used for project work. A movie was sponsored by the club in February. In April the club delightfully entertained at the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet, Although the members of the club worked hard as a group to make the club pro- jects a success, many hours of play were also shared. ERA SES UES LTS OP LY SOME ES LE AERIS SP A AEE TO EE ETRY BR UREN OSES SS EN eg ET RR EO a PAREN ORL APRN SIN VICE A ARE YOST S$ C8 Ge Sn EUR. NN Ce wT AP ee te ae - : a Flee A RON ERMA EY aS EN : so ATT EE LCA TO TE TENTS CE EIN ETTNY MIRE a ——- aarp acho partie pr or iascaed oan haynes aT TS —- —_—_——_-_- AAAAAAAAATAARAAAAAAALADASAAAAALARAAAAAARARALAAEALARAMALAAAADARLAARADADA EDAD Loti bADD hit ibAa bo aic Peerriyt THE LIBRARY CLUB PERERA TET TET TPT PE eee ee PEP EEE PEED PEP Pe DER PPE PEE PP Te EP et PeUTePP PP EP PETE EDEL ET PRG GT PETE TTT ish OFFICERS a rss AR TL Greer nant 22s, 5 dala oo5) 6 hs Srdig ak fein, be) he ates bn toe. . soyce Tilghman IV ARERR LOTIE ol aie a Fata vs. xe bate mcs a v5 ee RL ED a ev beeieacea les Marion White Be eel Arweaiiinl POGSUrEY soc ies cate Wa ta eRe Ce tae ae te eae Nancy Parkerson As eod OR rhea wy tie io hde aceite cate pL ITEM AACS og QA cones Miss Margaret Scott MEMBERS Mae Fitchett Jean Whitman Maxine Elliott Frances Ennis Joyce Tilghman Essie Mae West Marion White Ora Moore Nancy Parkerson Alice Spady Nancy Smith Carolyn Ward Audrey Mapp The Library Club was reorganized in November 1949 with thirteen members, all Library Assistants, who donate most of their time to learning more about the work of a library and activities of a librarian. They are looking forward to someday being members of a state organization of library assistants which is in the making. SN ie aechsadenenal bain d aapaieiasoeiidininatieaineaagnrmmiag ne SAE ATT OS, SNA 8 aS YAS AR A ER a See CP EE ST a ee ee Shaan age ae ail Bee PR RS SR FR CR A CE TS DU ST EES RS I EP PIT REIN BOS IPT GRID RA NE MF TOT SS Fe. OEE ORE ET TS ET I a LETTS ATOR ETE AAS AER ELL CELDT EAS EE LT AS EE SP AN EEL NI EG SS AP eA TOT GL SIRS LA NT TLE AEE nN i AE EE ERENT Geel deeeataieecia-cenceshed ion tenant eee —e ee Fh NE FL OT ak TE OE EE a a ele iN eo POPPE ETT PDE ET St +} TRegy? THERE a eT PEPPY TTT PRET TTT aT TT et it THE CAMERA CLUB PEARCE NS tre hy ANC deicaaa Soh ipnst nar bMS ead SUN Wee. tr one dA hs Marlene Ashby Wameme res lOChEL hie a han hares e-ce es Gee een Fc te Te ee Dorothy Senn BRC CEUAUY YM ac GAR is choices so Cited Mae RR aI eRe LT eu tie ae) Mary L. James SERENA ANT SOA cage fats ok Ow Gin Ae sectatal Ee eae cha las da eR Oe ioe! es Bobby Bowden The Camera Club of N, H. S. was organized this year with the hope of proving an asset to the school. This club is sponsored by Mr. George Young. The fifty-five members have met several times and have planned as their project of the club to keep a scrapbook including pictures of classroom activities. sports, and other interesting incidents, We also hope to learn more about the art of photography, how a camera works, and the process of developing. The club has also planned to visit local photograph shops. This will help us in understanding how the pictures are developed. With these things in mind the Camera Club hopes to have a very successful year, . aa —_s rr) NER ET a AN ERAT NITES Se SE STE Oy ST I RL TRA RIT O SL NEE Ye SS NT I AMAA OES A LETRA ST PE A AE SRR A | AT TE NMED TS TNE LE a RS ILENE MME TS oT STS OE I AE TRS RMR A eek. THE NEWSPAPER CLUB TTT Pre Peyy PEE ETT PPPrPT ere CPE CULPOT EE PEPE DET EP PPP ECE TP EES Ey PUTT TREE Pe TPP litiset treed ead SUPPTETTTTEGTERTET POC SSE NLAD AR OE a 5 va's. oie ss (GRY Cm lack om ae GRR USER I bears! ote be alls Gus dio Bed Sat EN ass ASAE ta) eMa bis! c a by SANA Ly ALd mw GERAD OER Hi Oke SLATE oe ola eee Se ALLON? MANAGEIE ob bai ais a. aoe Wh oe ke ‘ PAAR ANG isis. hs fini s pie lad ela ak a eee ; Ce ee 6a ee EW Re 8 Ss Sr ON 6) 6 Be a Ree a ew eee er ca Reporters: PM Pa Ties GEG RMI a fat og) 50% “eM, «Gn 2S Rak ROR Mg SME Tih ti he bea @ HM leigh acd tare CE WAUGYEN GB NST OL 2 ARR, SOAR ARERR ECPM ecw ARE ud, I OMe ane IT, 1 ee eR 0d BOLTS: . 3 Poh iba Soe shea sro: cde Shia vk Tapeh oi eo GA Pom Yee chat Oe Ra oe OU aT Se Feter oo oI A Sy rg 8 ed ae iA ce Ose OE i oa ER OE i REN ra SOCAAICIR UE MMe) SE OS te cee Can ah la SNE Rn GR agtne hee oo ce eM eee es ee SPONSOR esos vues Mrs. Mary N. Kellam PELALALARAAAARARARADL GULEDRCAAREAREAADAAAGALAADAADAEAAAALSARADAALARDAARAAADAALAALSARADARAAARALOLALAAAARASGRALALARAARARARAAAL The first copy of the newspaper was published without a name HEPAT TT ' t who named the paper, ''Northampton Hi-Lites. PTET ' next year. HHT HHT sidiidd , LipTER) UH OTe Fat R ey EOE FO an te pede hs Uh ee i i Ae A ES Se A LP iueamee Mabel Travis DUE LT YB RLLECE Tie ie c..0 gs Sevugrabcye AeENe aMbeee Mise tees oie tak atdte. 4 Mary Carey Henderson SOL SU ATES ee TANS Aso Gl cciasete Ta Git tee Bat meer ee Re PRI ata Wis tets A ORO G . Barbara Smalley June Parker .... Martha Smith ....Lois Murdock Bure Mal, Ora Moore Rictaree: June Parker Virginia White + ae Le i Sue Mapp Bettye Lou Travis Carolyn Matthews Flora Ella Churn Iris Ann Higbee . Mary Ann Gibbs Janice Bonniwell . Barbara Smalley Jean Paige Byrd The Newspaper Club was organized in November, 1949. Its purpose is twofold --to publish the latest news of the school and to provide space for publishing origin- al stories, poems, etc., written by members of the student body. , as the staff had decided to let the student body suggest a name. Names were turned in to the Editor. The staff chose four of the best names and had the student body vote on them. A free subscription for the rest of the year was given to the winner, Joyce Tilghman, Four issues have been published this year, and we hope to continue our work Peg A Se DESL NE ANNO IE IS 9 (ki VY TAO BE RL EE SA TUE ERE TD one a Ee ASE AS TL CTT eS TI TENT TN ON See A TS 2 ETON ET OEE EAE AMES TEE RISE En) RR MIE SRS Paw mers 1 BE ERLE ASL ARERR 2 EEE NS RT a RR TI r Ae RSET OT ERATION Na RI tT 9S ES EA IE Sh SE A I EE LS AS RE LIES 2 NIT a ES te - penn atnevarmarenfen =e ghlenretiial andi samy io nahin ee datos se ef ai erm oslo are epremrener et erosional mane hein hdr Tae : a SACRDORN SEDAN RED CORNERS? | AERETNERE U1 SPRL SS ONSLEE SS SIY. YSN a a a a a a A HR RR a ar Nee EO lf re PRE ew re te Soe ENS SS SACRA SRT A A TT ORI T U Mearicaren Reon ieamc Romnenase ons RN A A IR erie il a ny A = : a ea eh ee ee ne Se PTE GEE UE A Se a 8 RC Se Re Rn IE EE CNET TE Seal A : —— = OS es BO Rr Dee ee EE er : Sx -onenpeesuneteograreetenporedicbalete-sapieaibtonteetineadatiaademeecnes dee aeeeaiel aaa EES 5 SE AE Re oe ae —_ = ee FE fe A EE RL EN SS ee eS et . Se re See ——_ — — —— —— — —— — — — he wy a 4 = =f , ; $ = 4 a ——-————. 4 _ Aa ————-¥ fe + ——— —— —— : = : =— 3 yas. Uh nS a, ae el Oe eee Ora Phyllis Parks =¥) Ne AD Sad Gs (=) a ne nae eee ) | Nat Oe a Charlotte Clark gloat stot PSE Ve CER onesie te ee Ne ae art, Henrietta Elliott RMON SOT oa tk 6's ine sid 99: salina ps Weta eA NANG i te Sora tare Mrs. L. W. Smalley =F Members Mary Ellen Barns Mary Ann Gaylor 7 Jack Brady Leonard Hughes == Vernon Roger Budd, Jr. Larry Killmon Charlotte Clark Phyllis Parks Kenneth Doughty Allen Parker Gerry East Jimmy Savage - Pete East Carolyn Ward : Sidney East Janet Whitehead = Henrietta Elliott Woodson Moore 1} j The Poster Club is a new club, organized this year for those students interested in painting and drawing. Its first objective has been to improve the posters used for publicity in school activities, LAA AAAAAAAAAAAALSAAATAUAAAAMAAAAAAAAE AGA AAEAAADRITTAD TTT —— TT ATTTTTE HI ii | —- oat fu ate als alee ete - jee _ —— sie — —— a - = — a — a ——— ——————— — —— ———————— Ps - = - — a ——— - — i ——————— — - ee == ‘ tH ———— aN 2ey UE E180) 5 PUR CE REE sc LS ey ERR oe RESIS DET PL IIT SR RY A Po Oe OOS SST OS eens Ra SEIT LEST NT eH ak ES RES A AREER SUE SW) te a 2 ers SEES MLNS GEIL AE PET ONES TIO OTE Se GEREN SOE 2 2 eee MTS eens nS 1 EN TES AY ARE RA are COG AEE ES TICES VIET MR EEE FS ROT 2 OATES SL MERRIE GERD UME AL SABER ATT 59 RS ACRE IE IN CUA AREAS NY RS ESET AR FRETS NER 2 ed TN Pe Cieaes ee ee ee ee i i TH } A AMAMAATAARAMGTAA yy —_- NAA MANAAIIE dada Hii ' HAVAAAAAAAAVAAGAAAVAAVOGHAAADAAUOAAMMAAAIAGBAMAAD ANA HuAH HANDICRAFT CLUB OFFICERS President..... rath eee rer NEA IE MERE ar on Wt is Pas Gr i oy MRE Ia! ie Abe bay May Ha Essie Mae West Pies CMIGelL hls Vrais we eihad oe Las dale inuis eR Lee ae es Eleanor Sommers Mem eeiaey EEeANULGry seh had nek ata cll Bais Sia Be Pelee ok cs ak Evonne Outten MEMBERS Jeanne Badger Peggy Wilson Emma Sue Ferguson Barbara Brittingham Louise Travis Essie Mae West Frances Spady Maxine Elliott Audrey Mapp Evonne Outten Lilly Mae Fitchett Betty Ann Elliott Elsie Shrieves Eleanor Sommers The Handicraft Club was first organized in November, 1949 with the assistance of Mrs. Mapp and Miss Scott. These girls are knitting, crocheting, embroidering, spatter painting, weaving, and taking part in many other activities of like nature. Sponsors Mrs. Jennie Mapp FP Miss Margaret Scott ee Se RST OME TRO AL NETRA ND TITS OS eT PES STRAUS RV PTT I ETE AAI TEE 2s, a SR Re ett 2 TOTS —a r a : THE MONOGRAM CLUB Purpose: To give the participants in all sports opportunity to become members of the club, to further the advancement of athletics by acquiring equipment for athletes use, to stimulate interest, to provide for better teams of athletic in future years, and to better sportsmanship throughout the school, Among the activities for the year were the two floats for the Thanksgiving game and a convertible for the king and queen, Bobby Bowden and Jane Stevenson, and on Dec- ember 21 we gave a Monogram dance at the McCann Legion Hall at Belle Haven, Girl's Club: PECSICEMC (aiiieuscal sin ete A RE ah che Petes a ure Syalera leis: s sree wie me LIOLLLE Senn WACE SPER IGON Senin via isates 6 oilelea he bom 2 oo Peis x «tx whe ot hy alah -. Jean Page Byrd secretary... 5.5 Rian ad grater ata Wbiccy.e by ekainte ao grein eae ane ts � +++ee++ Marlene Ashby Pema UVer: Ba Ae ote ye oot A deine Gah Wael? « cba cies ethers Ol ba aoe POL Len ay. ties) ERCVS Cheds sos RY ae 2 Ne ag Pam ae vl, Ms ST ae aa Jane Stevenson = Me Sea Td DCS TVA TPIT AT | cia cl eas ota wie wits tual ais alia ol gata ay oie ARV eee Janet Mapp EEL LUC IOUMS OTITILLG GY ntl neta ts ae hit le a eles er tenatees ae Dottie Senn and Barbara Smalley ws Boy's Club: President cen ss A Rusitare ol AS reLslb ated siete tal voce LOIN EE are eee akon LOOT OULLOL Vice President........ gists lates Keyes ice ree: ante hc: teat Carton Davis Secretary, Treasurer, and Reporter ........ Aree oe stesso Sun a. Johnny Tankard SOGr Ghairnan ec. 2 4h Ay. Anos aly fe ou anieue oie ere eieteie e Jimmy Douglas Constitution Committee ...... dugilei ye elaie in w dla D aie Wom Abdi ae hu emt y 5 Jimmy Douglas and Carlton Davis Members: Marlene Ashby, Daniel Badger, Peggy Beach, Tommy Boole, Becky Bell, Monte Bell, Dorothy Bennett, Bobby Bowden, Jean Page Byrd, Jack Camden, Flora Ella Churn, Rosalie Crumb, Mary J. Cowling, Carlton Davis, Jimmy Douglas, Linwood Drum- mond, Betty Jean Gladden, Carolyn Gladden, Freddie Gray, Freddie Harris, Iris Higbee, Bobby Hopkins, Mary Lu James, Catherine Kellam, Burleigh Killmon, Kitty Beale Lati- mer, Bruce Manuel, Janet Mapp, Myrna Mister, Ora Moore, Woodson Moore, Lois Murdock, Joe Outten, Billy Parramore, Kendall Rowe, Rose Richardson, Carol Lyn Russell, Bobby Savage, Marion Scott, Dottie Senn, Barbara Smalley, John T, Smith, - Jane Stevenson, Bill Sturgis, Johnny Tankard, Wanda Warren, Shirley Webb. Sponsors: Miss Justis, Miss Jacob, and Mr. Young. 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Front Row reading left to-right: Bell, Harris, Smith, Scott, Hopkins, Sturgis, Davis, Drummond, Killmon, Bowden, Smith Back Row reading left to right: Parramore, Savage, Moore, Gray, Rowe, Tankard, Coach-Young, Badger, Outten, Jones, Camden, Tittermary, Boole ELAM AAAAAAAAAAAAAUAAAAAAAAAAAGAAAA HALA nN Aidddddddddd | iii a dd Hdidlildlilidl | MAM AAAAAA HH ; sMAAAAAAA ANAM i Ul f $ es ibe tii] a 4 4 4 4 QB Coach-George W. Young We Thay. We 0 Bloxom 21 Central = Chincoteague 0 Franklin 6 = Cambridge 14 Atlantic 13 = Atlantic 14. Onancock 0 = Central ) Cape Charles 6 — 4 pf — ‘ “ _— e ’ = |, 2) wey 3 _- — LT = 7 ' DLT Te IE LE ET NNO OL A ITE IE fT Ee LINE LORIE A Eg FN I SY ON Be DO MTS ie ES ALES CAE SPA HW ee nme ee ee ae oo ee nae 2 OA Re OES PERE SS So TAA a SOL OE he LLORAS TT Ee TTY SAAALARAAAAARARADARARECLAALINAARLRAREAREA LLL AGAREARARURe dab aaadi PETTPTTTTPTTTTETTTPELET TTT ETTTTTLTTAT ET TT ET ULTTTTTUTTUTT LETT ELT EPEELL EPL ELET TEL CETTE CECT CUTE PCETEL EET EEUEEEEETEL CEP PEEUT ETE CETTE EEEPUT EL CEPED PPP EOEECEEL LEEEELELEPUPEP CELE ETE REE EEE EE TEP PT EOD LU LEP tt eeddeada, Tt : | sliiiisitd i ? ' Atlantic Atlantic Central Central BASEBALL Left to right: Freddie Harris, CF; Joe Outten, RF; Freddie Gray, 3B; Bill Sturgis, 2B; Jimmy Douglas, 1B, Top row: Johnny Tankard, Scorekeeper and student manager; Carlton Davis, P; Allie B. James, 3B; Lynwood Drummond, LF; Gene Gunter, 2B. The baseball team of Northampton High School has seven lettermen return- ing and some very good prospects coming from the undergraduates. Last year, the Yellow-Jackets, coached by Russell Kellam and Rodney Warren, finished the season with a record of five win and two losses, with one of the games having finished in an unofficial tie. Coach George Young expects to field a fast and experienced team, as quite a few members of last year did not receive a letter but gained valuable experi- ence, Last year's lettermen not shown in the picture are: George James, Sonny Smith, John Small, Grayson Fitzgerald, and Ben Kellam. WE THEY WE THE 4 5 Onancock 1 2 2 0 Onancock fe) 0 yi 0 Cape Charles Fe) 0 g 0 Cape Charles t 3 ATS TELL BALLOT ENLOT SIETE E IEA AEMMSTSE AEN MRSS OA CA OE NN AE CTS A et Es On NEE DES EAPO FEE IE LBM LE RELOLTA 1 3D) WCE ARTI AAAAAAAAARAAMRAADARAAAARSAROAAADAABARSGDAEERARDDabbaaiias TTT TRUTPUTETPTTT TEE EUT TT PET CECE TT TPE CEUEPUECETT ELEC PEE EEUL CL PEPOETEPPELE PED] PPPPET LT PELLET ELEPT EL EPEP EDT PELUP PEEL CLEP EGET OEELTCEDPET PE EPLEEPEPLEP EL EDEL 1} SHU ; FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM wa SOPHOMORE SOFTBALL TEAM . 7 Se a hee he This year each of the girls' classes had volleyball, softball, and basketball teams. The softball schedule was as follows: Soph. Fresh. Freshman vs. Sophomores November 23 9 8 Junior Senior Junior vs. Senior 16 8 The two winning teams, Sophomores and Juniors, then had their play off in November, the Sophomores going off with the victory. The volleyball schedule was as follows: Soph, Fresh. 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