Northampton High School - Torch Yearbook (Eastville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1964 volume:

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As you enter upon your work when you leave school, enjoy your privileges, but, also, accept your responsibilities. You are privileged to live in a free country. Do your job well so that we can remain free. You are responsible for good government. Exercise this responsibility. Be not afraid to say NO if NO is the proper answer. Try to live by reason in life’s endeavors, realizing unashamedly, however, that exalted emotions stem from reasoning beings. Mr. William F. Lawson, Jr. Superintendent of Northampton County Schools Mrs. Caroline Walker General Supervisor Miss Helen Lowe Clerk of School Board Mrs. Gertrude B. Meek Secretary Mr. Charles Jones Testing Coordinator 4 Mr. Philip B. Tankard Principal Mr. George W. Young Assistant Principal Miss Phoebe E. Windecker Clerk It is my pleasure to congratulate the TORCH staff and their sponsor, Mrs. Smalley, on their fine yearbook pro¬ duction. I will always cherish your yearbook as a reminder of the many pleasant experiences that we have shared. May you continue to grow in the academic skills and attitudes so essential to your future success. • : ■ Mr. Philip B. Tankard 5 Philip B. Tankard Principal Randolph Macon College - B.S. College of William and Mary - M. Ed. George W. Young Assistant Principal Athletic Director College of William and Mary - B.S. Graduate study at William and Mary Head Coach - Varsity Basketball Margaret C. Scott Librarian Mary Baldwin College Mary Washington College - B.S. Sponsor of Hi-Y Loretta W. Smalley Guidance Counselor .Adelphi College - B.A. New York University - M. Ed. Sponsor of school annual Margaret C. Holland English Longwood College - B.S. Sponsor of Dramatic Club Lila N. Jacob Latin and French Longwood College -B.S. Sponsor of Beta Club and Junior-Senior Prom Virgelia T. Mapp English Madison College - B.S. Laura W. Nottingham English Mary Washington College - B.A. Co-sponsor of Senior Play Mary D. Shannonhouse English and French Middlebury College - B.A. Nancy Parker English Mount Union College - B.A. Graduate study at Marshall University Co-sponsor of Senior Play and cheerleaders Robin Melton English Mary Washington College - B.A. Co-sponsor of Senior Play FACULTY Burleigh B. Turner, Jr. Biology and Chemistry Hampden-Sydney College - B.S. Graduate study at College of William and Mary and George Peabody College Sponsor of the Camera Club Philip W. Newton Physics, Basic Electricity, General Science and Mathematics University of Richmond - B.S. Sponsor of the Rocket Club Elizabeth J. Newton Mathematics Westhampton College - B.A. Sponsor of Junior- Senior Prom Bertie P. Henderson Mathematics Longwood College - B.S. Co-sponsor of Hi-Y Margaret B. Jones Mathematics College of William and Mary - B.S. Dr. Christian Holland Mathematics U. of Virginia - Ch. E. Johns Hopkins U. - Ph. D. mt Ernest Milton James, III Government and Guidance Emory and Henry College - B.A. Sponsor of Student Council Assistant Coach - Football Harry P. Mapp, Jr. History Virginia Polytechnic Institute - B.S. and M.S. Sponsor of George B. Wynne Debating Society Richard D. Warren History and Geography Virginia Military Institute - B.A. Asst. Coach - Varsity Basketball and Football H.P. Wescott Social Studies, Science and Mathematics Asst, in Shop Bridgewater College - B.S. Coach - JV Football and Varsity Baseball FACULTY 1 - m (A Nan M. Kane Health and Physical Education West Virginia Wesleyan College - B.A. Coach-Cheerleaders and Softball Kenneth Parker Health and Physical Education Potomac State College Marshall University - B.A. Coach-Varsity Football and Track, JV Basketball William J. Timm Driver Education Colgate College - B.S. Old Dominion College Kenneth M. Webb History Old Dominion College - B.S. Sponsor of George B. Wynne Debating Society Asst. Coach - Basketball Ellen P. Camden Art Mary Washington College - B.A. Jay D. Meek Music Indiana State U. - B.S. Graduate study at Indiana Virginia O. Savedge Home Economics Madison College - B.S. Graduate study at Virginia Polytechnic Institute John T. Badger, Jr. Vocational Agriculture Trade and Industry Virginia Polytechnic Institute - B.S. Graduate study at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Sponsor of Future Farmers of America, Northampton County Farmers Club, and Farm Machinery Repair Classes Mary N. Kellam Typing and Shorthand Bookkeeping Mary Washington College - B.S. Charles Allen Harris Distributive Education Eastern Kentucky State College - B.S. Sponsor of Distributive Education Club 8 MAUREEN L. BAILEY BONNIE SUE BELL FRANKLIN LEE BELL JACOB C. BELL CATHERINE E. BELL KARLA B. CHURN MILDRED M. CAMDEN CHERYL D. BOWEN RELLA A. COATES JOYCE A. CAMPBELL FAYE COLLINS RONALD P. CRUMB COLIN D. COWLING, JR. MARY ELLEN DANEKER SUSAN DIX FRANKLIN M. CULVER, JR. GAIL DOUGHTY MELVIN DOUGHTY JEFFERY ELLIOTT JOHN S. ELLIOTT STEPHEN ELLIOTT GEORGE R. FERGUSON CHARLES FOUNTAINE HARRY GERSHOWITZ HENRY GLADDEN EDWINA GRIFFITH JO ANN HAND DENNIS HEASTER BAYLY HEATH MARTHA HEATH S. ROGERS HICKMAN LEE HITCHENS BETSY HOPKINS ILVA JAMES LAURA JAMES CARROLL KELLAM CARROLL JONES SMITH JAMES MARY LANE DONALD KEAN CLEVE LILLISTON JAMES MAGETTE GORDON MAPP PATRICIA MAPP SAMMIE McCLAIN GEORGE MURPHY MARY ANN MOHR JOHN METZ ADDISON NOTTINGHAM LAURA MOORE FRANCIS NOTTINGHAM GLORIA OUTTEN WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM PATRICIA NOTTINGHAM FRANKLIN OUTTEN E. DAVID OUTTEN MARYLYNE PARKS ROBERT PARKS LOIS PARSONS JERRY PHILLIPS WILLIAM PRINCE HAZEL REVELL DEBORAH ROBISON DAVID RICHARDSON LARRY SELBY PATRICIA SCANLAN EDWARD RICHARDSON MARK SHERKEY SHARON SIMPSO JOHN SMITH SANDRA SMITH PAUL SODERSTROM JOHN STURGIS BETTY T. GALLANT CHARLES TERRY CECIL TILGHMAN JANE D. TURNER JOHN TURNER BARENT VAN BUREN ANNE WALKER PEGGY SUE WEBB KAY C. WEBSTER HARDING WESCOTT JAMES WEST RUBY WILSON ELIZABETH WINDLEY ROBERTA HAWKER (Post Graduate) mm MOST DEPENDABLE Jean and Dodge MOST FLIRTATIOUS Gail and Jimmy WHO’S MOST INTELLIGENT Karla and Harry MOST WITTY Faye and Frankie MOST TALENTED Lois Ann and Lee MOST TALKATIVE Marylyne and David MOST HUMOROUS Laura and Jerry WHO’i MOST VERSATILE Mary Ann and Gordon 22 MOST AMBITIOUS Hazel and Add MOST MISCHIEVOUS Anne and Jeffery MOST ATHLETIC Elizabeth and Billy WHO MOST FRIENDLY Martha and H. L. txnon i mu J-vxv t i k MA i SENIORS MAUREEN LEE BAILEY Student Council 2,3; Class Vice-President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Beta Contest 2,3,4; Cheerleader 5; Capt. 5; Hall of Fame; Most School Spirited. AMBITION: To rename the Sugar Shack. BONNIE SUE BELL Softball 2,3. AMBITION: To travel for miles with a Miles.” CATHERINE ELISE BELL AMBITION: To be a hair dresser and to get married. FRANKLIN LEE BELL AMBITION: To graduate and join the Coast Guard. JACOB COULBOURN BELL, JR. Annual Staff 5; Publicity Manager 5; FFA 4,5; Golf 4, 5; Capt. 5; Sportsmanship Club 1. AMBITION: To be successful and not have to worry. CHERYL DARLENE BOWEN Camera Club 3; Softball 3,4; Annual Staff 5. AMBITION; To catch the eyes of a Dize. MILDRED MAE CAMDEN Tri-Hi-Y 5; Annual Staff 5; 4-H 5; FHA 2; Camera Club 1,2,3; Pres. 3; Band 1,2,3; Band Choir 3. AMBITION: First, to graduate and then, own a Rowe -boat. JOYCE ANN CAMPBELL FHA 2; Annual Staff 5. AMBITION: To become a nurse. KARLA BELLE CHURN Student Council 5; Beta 4,5; Pres. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Debate Club 3,4; Sec.-Treas. 4; Spelling Award 4; Latin Tournament 3; Hall of Fame; Most Intelligent. AMBITION: To prove that Exmore and Nassawadox are suburbs of Wardtown. RELLA ANN COATES Softball 2,4. AMBITION: To find someone who can pronounce my name correctly. MARGARET FAYE COLLINS Beta 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; MGA 4,5; Senator 4; Co¬ ordinator of the House 5; Business Manager 5; An¬ nual Staff 3,4,5; Dramatic Club 2; 4-H 1,2,3,4,5; Pres. 2; Sec. 3,4; Reporter 3; All Star 4; State Winner in demonstration 5; Spelling Award 4; Hall of Fame; Most Witty. AMBITION: To help as many people as possible whenever they might be in need of anything at all that I can give, whether it be time, money, skill, or knowledge. COLIN DOUGLAS COWLING, JR. Annual Staff 2,3; Debate 4; Band 1,2,3. AMBITION: To have one of my sisters elected Presi¬ dent so I can be Attorney General. RONALD PHILIP CRUMB Student Council 4; Class Vice Pres. 2; FFA 3,4; Pres. 4; State Convention 3; Sportsmanship Club 1; Vice Pres. 1; JV Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. AMBITION: To turn into a Tangier Oyster. FRANKLIN MATTHEW CULVER, JR. D. E. Club 4,5; Vice Pres. 4; Pres. 5. AMBITION: To have an ambition. MARY ELLEN DANEKER 4-H Club 2,3. AMBITION: To go to beauty school. SUSAN LEE DIX Student Council 1,3,4,5; Vice Pres. 5; Class Pres. 2; Beta 4,5; Sec.-Treas. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Band 1,2; Monogram Club 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Beta Contest 5; Maid of Honor 5; Hall of Fame; Most Popular. AMBITION: To make the most of whatever comes my way. 24 BRENDA GAIL DOUGHTY HENRY LEE GLADDEN, JR. Dramatic Club 2; Homecoming Court 3; Beta Contest 4; Maid of Honor 4; Hall of Fame; Most Flirtatious. AMBITION: To get rid of my nickname, Wiggle- Wobble. MELVIN BAKER DOUGHTY, JR. Class Vice Pres. 3; Class Pres. 5; Beta 4,5; Monogram 3; JV Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4,5; Capt. 5; Hall of Fame: Most Likely to Suc¬ ceed. AMBITION: To graduate and go to college. JEFFREY THOMAS ELLIOTT D. E. Club 4,5; JV Football 1,2. AMBITION: Not to let the little (any) things of life worry me. JOHN STANLEY ELLIOTT, JR. 4-H 1; Camera Club 3; Sportsmanship Club 1; JV Foot¬ ball 1,2; JV Basketball 2; Varsity Football 3; Track 3, 4. AMBITION: To make that good looking blond mine. STEPHEN TRADER ELLIOTT Class Treas. 3; FFA 2,3,4; Treas. 2; Monogram 3; JV Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4,5; Co-Capt. 5; Football All Star Team 5; Leadership Award 5; Hall of Fame; Most School Spirited. AMBITION: To make a record called I Am Going to Colorado. GEORGE RONALD FERGUSON Class Pres. 3; Sportsmanship Club 1; JV Football 1; JV Basketball 1,2,3; Varsity Football 3,4,5. AMBITION: To be a man of wealth. CHARLES ALVIN FOUNTAINE, III JV Football 1; Hall of Fame; Best Dressed. AMBITION: To leave this world a little better than I found it. HARRY GORDON GERSHOWITZ Beta 4,5; Hall of Fame; Most Intelligent. AMBITION; To be a photographer for PLAYBOY. FFA 2,3,4,5; Vice Pres. 3,4; Pres. 5; State Convention 3; Track 4, Hall of Fame; Most Friendly. AMBITION: To join the Navy and watch the waves. EDWINA LYNN GRIFFITH FHA 3; Camera Club 5; Softball 3,4,5. AMBITION: Receive more letters from B. H. at V. P. I. and get a job. JO ANN HAND Dramatic Club 2; Beta Contest 4,5; Hall of Fame; Best Dressed. AMBITION: To try to make my future as happy as my past. DENNIS LEE HEASTER D. E. Club 4,5; Treas. 4; Vice Pres. 5; General Mana¬ ger of School Store; JV Football 1. AMBITION: Never grow old. LLOYD BAYLY HEATH Sportsmanship Club 1. AMBITION: To be sure I ' m right and then go ahead. MARTHA LUCILLE HEATH Student Council 4,5; Class Sec. 4; Beta 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Pres. 5; Homecoming Queen 5; Hall of Fame; Most Friendly. AMBITION: To lead a successful life and achieve true happiness. SPENCER ROGERS HICKMAN FFA 3,4; Treas. 3; Sec. 4; State Convention 3; Camera Club 5; Monogram 3; Sportsmanship Club 1; Track 1, 2; Manager 2; Hall of Fame; Most Dependable. AMBITION: To own a smaller . . . but faster . . . car. WALTER LEE HITCHENS Annual Staff 3; Dramatic Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4,5; Pres. 5; Sportsmanship Club 1; JV Football 1; Varsity Foot¬ ball 5; Hall of Fame; Most Talented. AMBITION: To meet the new year with a smile! 25 BETSY VIRGINIA HOPKINS 3,5; 4-H 1; Monogram 3; Sportsmanship Club 1; JV Football 1,2; JV Basketball 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4, AMBITION: To be my own boss and secretary. 5; Co-Capt. 5; Varsity Basketball 3,4,5; Track 1,2,3, 4,5; All District Quarterback Hall of Fame; Most Versatile. ILVA MAUDE JAMES AMBITION: To be the next mayor of Wardtown. Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Homecoming court 2. AMBITION: To succeed in life and be happy. PATRICIA SUE MAPP LAURA JEAN JAMES D. E. Club 4,5. AMBITION: To go west and see the U. S. A. Class Sec. 5; Beta 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Debate 5; Pres. 5; Spelling Award 4; Hall of Fame; Most Likely to Succeed. AMBITION: To live my life to its fullest extent, making the most I can out of it. SAMMIE FAYE McCLAIN Tri-Hi-Y 3; FHA 3; Camera Club 5; Softball 4,5; Homecoming Court 5. AMBITION: To change my last name to Bailey. LEVIN SMITH JAMES, JR. JOHN COLBOURN METZ D. E. Club 4 ; JV Football 1,2. AMBITION: To go to France. D. E. Club 4,5; Baseball 2,3, AMBITION; To enjoy every minute of life. CARROLL GRAYSON JONES, JR. MARY ANN MOHR AMBITION: To be a hot rod driver. Student Council 3,4; Class Sec. 1,3; Class Vice Pres. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Beta Club 4,5; Vice Pres. 5; Beta Contest 1,3,5; Hall of Fame; Most Versatile. DONALD KENT KEAN AMBITION; Not to do today, what can be put off ' til tomorrow. Annual Staff 5; Advertising manager 5. LAURA ETTA MOORE CARROLL LEE KELL AM Dramatic Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Band Choir 2,3; Annual Staff 5. MARY JANE LANE AMBITION: To learn how to keep my big mouth shut. AMBITION: To get away from the Eastern Shore, get an exciting job, and live life to the fullest. GEORGE WINFRED MURPHY AMBITION: To go to apprentice school at N. A. S. A., Wallops Island, Virginia. CLEVE ASBURY LILLISTON AMBITION: To be successful. ADDISON WILKINS NOTTINGHAM, JR. JAMES WINSLOW MAGETTE Class Treas. 5; FFA 2,3,4,5; Sentinel 3,5; Reporter 4; JV Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4,5; JV Basketball 1; Track 2,3,4; FFA State Convention 3; Hall of Fame: Most Ambitious. Baseball 2,3; Basketball manager 3; Hall of Fame: Most Flirtatious. AMBITION: To be a millionaire without working. AMBITION; To set up parking meters on the Govern¬ ment Dock. GORDON ASHER MAPP FRANCIS LYTE NOTTINGHAM Student Council 4,5; Class Pres. 1,4; Beta 4,5; Debate Annual Staff 5; Debate 3,4,5; Sportsmanship Club 1; Football manager 4. 26 PATRICIA BURTON NOTTINGHAM Student Council 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Chaplain 5; Debate 5; Vice Pres. 5; Band 1,2; JV Cheerleader 1; Beta Con¬ test 1,2. AMBITION: To graduate from college, to own a sports car, and to follow the boys! WILLIAM FRANCIS NOTTINGHAM FFA 2,3,4,5; Reporter 3; Treas. 4. AMBITION; To ring a Bell. ' ' EDWIN DAVID OUTTEN JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3,4; Baseball 2; JV Bas¬ ketball 2. AMBITION: To go West. GLORIA JEAN OUTTEN Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Hall of Fame: Most Dependable. AMBITION: To train my lips to form words when in the presence of a male. OTHO FRANKLIN OUTTEN Sportsmanship Club 1; Baseball 3; Hall of Fame; Most Witty. AMBITION: To make good grades without studying. MARYLYNE BROUGHTON PARKS Student Council 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Treas. 5; Annual Staff 1,2,3; Debate 5; Sec. 5; Band 1,2; Softball 3; Hall of Fame; Most Talkative. AMBITION: To follow my Daddy ' s footsteps and be as wise and understanding as I have always found him. ROBERT FRANKLIN PARKS D. E. Club 4; Baseball manager 1; JV Football manager 2; Varsity Basketball manager 3. AMBITION: To get an A in government. LOIS ANN PARSONS Class Sec. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Sec. 5; Reporter at MGA 4; Band 1,2,3,4,5; Vice Pres. 5; Hall of Fame; Most Talented. AMBITION; To become a millionaire--at teaching! JERRY DUNTON PHILLIPS D. E. Club 4; JV Football 1,2; Varsity Football 4,5; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Hall of Fame; Most Humorous. AMBITION: To drive a 421 Pontiac Grand Prix up to Onancock. WILLIAM HENRY PRINCE, JR. Student Council 4,5; Treas. 5; Class Treas. 1; Mono¬ gram Club 3; JV Football 1,2; JV Basketball 1,2,3; Varsity Football 3,4,5; Baseball 2,3,4,5; All Shore 3; All District 3; Honorable Mention All State; Hall of Fame; Most Athletic. AMBITION: To establish a chain of legion halls. CATHERINE HAZEL REVELL Beta 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Vice Pres. 5; Annual Staff 3, 4,5; Asst. Editor 4; 4-H 1,2,3,4,5; Pres. 1,3; Vice Pres. 2; Treas. 4; Jr. Leader 5; Band 1,2,3,4,5; Reporter 3; Sec. 5; 4-H All Stars; Hall of Fame; Most Ambitious. AMBITION: To actually be Most Ambitious. DAVID LYNN RICHARDSON Class Treas. 4; Sportsmanship Club 1; Monogram Club 3; JV Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4,5; Hall of Fame: Most Talkative. AMBITION: To sell road maps to Buddy ' s, Buster’s, and Walter ' s. EDWARD CECIL RICHARDSON AMBITION: To pass chemistry. DEBORAH DENNIS ROBISON Tri-Hi-Y 5. AMBITION; To get what I want and then to enjoy it. PATRICIA SCANLAN AMBITION: To be able to laugh at the human race without laughing at myself. LARRY LLOYD SELBY Baseball 4,5; Manager 3. AMBITION; To be a pool shark from Leavenworth. MARK BALLARD SHERKEY JV Basketball 2; Baseball 4; Track 1. AMBITION: To be in Carolina in the morning. 27 SHARON DAWN SIMPSON JOHN SLATOR TURNER, III Annual Staff 5, Camera Club. AMBITION: To be J. S. ' s private secretary. JOHN LEE SMITH D. E. Club 4,5. SANDRA FAYE SMITH Tri-Hi-Y 5; FHA 4; D. E. Club 5; Softball 2. AMBITION: To be D. W. ' s private secretary. PAUL ERIC SODERSTROM Monogram Club 2; Sportsmanship Club 1; JV Football 1,2; Varsity Football 4,5; JV Basketball 2,3; Varsity Basketball 4,5; Track 2,3,4,5; Lineman of the Week 5. AMBITION: To be joint owner of a chain of record shops. JOHN EDWARD STURGIS, JR. Student Council 1; Class Treas, 3; FFA 4,5; Sec. 5; Cam¬ era Club 2; JV Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3. AMBITION: To set the standards for the younger gener¬ ation and keep them high. BETTY LOUISE TAYLOR Dramatic Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4,5; Chaplain 5; JV Cheerleader 1; Softball 3. AMBITION: To go to Boston! CHARLES FLOYD TERRY Student Council Pres. 5; 4-H Club 1; Sportsmanship Club 1; JV Football 1,2; Varsity Football 4,5; Track 4,5. AMBITION; To get my relatives in office and make the Terry name go down in the annals of Northamp¬ ton High School history. CECIL FRANCIS TILGHMAN, JR. AMBITION: To ride the world. JANE DUNTON TURNER Class Vice-Pres. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Band 1,2,3; JV Cheer¬ leader 2; Capt. 2; Homecoming Court 4. AMBITION; To stand on my own two feet and do what I think is best. Student Council 2; JV Football 1,2. AMBITION; To be best man at Martha Heath ' s wed¬ ding. BARENT VAN BUREN Varsity Basketball 4,5; Baseball 4,5. AMBITION: To make a million dollars. ANNE WILLIS WALKER Dramatic Club 2; Hall of Fame; Most Mischievous; Annual Staff 5. AMBITION: To keep my mouth shut just one time when I should. PEGGY SUE WEBB Tri-Hi-Y 5; Annual Staff 5; Dramatic Club 2; 4-H 2,3, 5; Sec. 2; Song Leader and District Winner 3; Pres. 5; Camera 3,5; Reporter 3. AMBITION: To change my last name to Furey and go to Panama to live as soon as I graduate. ELIZABETH KAY CROCKETT WEBSTER AMBITION: To always be useful in some way. HARDING PARKS WESCOTT, JR. FFA 1,2,3,4; Vice Pres. 2; Pres. 3; Sportsmanship Club 1; JV Football 1,2; Varsity Football 5; Track 3,4,5. AMBITION: To be a pool shark. NORWOOD JAMES WEST Baseball 2,3,5; Basketball 3,4. AMBITION; To be a coach and have a successful life. RUBY LOUISE WILSON Annual Staff 5. AMBITION: To be successful in all that I do. ELIZABETH HARRISON WINDLEY Beta 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5; Annual Staff 3,4,5; Asst. Ed. 4; Editor 5; FHA 2,3,4; Sec. 3; Vice Pres. 4; 4-H 1; Debate Club 3; Band 1,2; Softball 3,4,5; Magazine High Salesman 1,4; Hall of Fame: Most Athletic. AMBITION; To be the first woman President. FRANCES ROBERTA HAWKER Post Graduate; Tri-Hi-Y 5. AMBITION: Tp be a missionary. 28 pm %■ IMiS v l. ; I I Linda Abbott Connie Belote Richard Ashby Judy Bowen Betty Bell Badger Barbara Bradford Thomas Bayly Burleigh Brady David Bell Patricia Brown Ann Bell Margaret Bull 30 I Linda Burleson Keith Burton Catherine Charnock Marsha Chesser Lynwood Butler Keith Colonna James Campbell Wayne Colonna Sara Cameron Raymond Doughty Fletcher Chalmers Barron Downing Parks Downing Anderson Duer, Jr. Margaret Edwards Rebecca Elliott Joan Evans Mark Evans Larry Fluhart William Fray, Jr. Ann Gladden Donna Grunewald Jerry Guy Faye Hamblin 31 Marilyn Hargis Judith Hopper Betty Jean Henches Edmund Henderson Kitty Hickman Franklin Hill Annette Johnson Gloria Jones Margaret Jones Pamela Jones Cindy Lee Holland George Kellam 32 acqueling Lansdale lennyle Mears Robert Lewis Chester Moore Mary Lucie Mapp James Partin Joan Marshall Lora Jane Phillips Dawn McCready Martha McCready William Prettyman Francis Rolley Barbara Senn Ruth Somers William Shockley Frances Sterling Margaret Shreeves Diane Stewert Thelma Simpson David Sumners Victor Simpson Charles Tankard John Smith Darlene Tatum � I I I 33 Virginia Taylor Kenneth Terry Prince Thompson Margaret Tilghman Mary Deem Turner Francine VanHelvert Rosalyn VanHelvert Randy Ward William Watson Beverly Wescott Gary West Margaret West Jay Whittington William Wilkins Richard Wood I 34 ' resident Howard Travis Donated Stine Vic ' e v .President Treasurer Barbara Oakley i � • H mhg - | 1 , y ’ Steve Bartholomew Jacqueline Bell Joan Bell Harvey Belote Joan Bennett Ann Boole Jack Bowen Norma Bowen Rudy Brady Patricia Brittingham Donald Brown Mary Lou Burnley Larry Crosley Dorotha Culver Bessie Custis Faye Daffin Guy Dorey Kathy Doughty Gregory Downing Otho Downing Barbara Duer Betsy Dunton Bobbie Edwards Jane Engle Reed Mapp Ennis Todd Farlow Phillip Fitchett Mary Ann Floyd Tom Fountain Richard Gardner Daniel Gershowitz V. Darlene Gershowitz Donald Goshorn Bonnie Hamilton Rebecca Kellam Thomas Kelly Rufus Lane Catherine Leatherbury Charles Lemon William Mahan Darlene Mapp Joseph Mapp Miriam March Barry Marsh William Mason Cindy Mathewson Christopher Mears Geraline Mears Jay Meek George Metz James L. Mitchell James W. Mitchell Jacqueline Moore Patricia Moore Ronald Moore Meridith Nicolls Barbara Oakley Douglas Outten Mary Lee Outten Betty Perason Margaret Pennell John Powell Billie Pusey Bonnie Pusey Wendy Pusey William Rayfield Danny Rasmussen John L. Rippon John Page Robbins Wayne Robinson Margaret Rogers Rita Routzong Jo Ann Sayers Kay Sayers Michael Scanlon William Scott William Shannonhouse Eric Shrieves Shirley Simpson Robert Snyder Ruby Spady William Spady Waverly Spence John M. Stewart Donald Stine Stephen Tankard Helen Terry Barbara Thomas Charles H. Travis Harry Truitt Ann Watson Laura Watson Ronald West Wanda Williams Garnett Wilson Linda Wyatt r ' % ' i 9TH GRADE Hannah Henderson Otto Shreaves Jane Kellam Cary Goffigan President Vice President Secretary Treasurer j A A Charlotte Adkins Peggy Ames H. M. Arnold Steven Bell Reade Belote Bobby Bowen Dolores Bowen Phyllis Bradshaw Robert Brady Stephen Bralley Carol Brown Linda Cameron Joyce Campbell Melvin Coates Linda Carpenter Bobby Carpenter Elizabeth Cowling Shirley Crockett William Crumb Jeffery Davis Joe Doughty Francis Downing Charlotte Duer Edward Eder Deborah Etz Eugene Fitchett Florence Fitchett Norma Fitchett Elizabeth Fleetwood Garry Foskey Wayne Gerringer Ernie Gibb Cary Goffigon Jo Gregory Wayne Hall Michaell Hawker Hannah Henderson James Henderson Ann Hopkins Gloria Hopper James Hopper Brigitte Hurtt David Imus Henry Jones Jane Kellam Pamela Korleski John Lansdale Steve Lewis Mary Mapp Myron Marsh Terry Marshall Albert Mason Jamine Massey Dennis Mathewson Steve McCready Linda Mears Donald Moore Janey Nottingham Linda Outten John Payne Jimmy Payne Donald Pearson Darryl Powell George Rehl Charles Renner Victoria Reynolds Betty Jane Rogers Kathleen Ryan Warren Scanlan Rawlings Scott Rickie Scott Thomas Scott Rebecca Selby Richard Shannonhouse Ruth Shapleigh Alwood Shreaves Otto Shreaves Clyde Small Rita Smith Wayne Smith Betty Somers Dianna Stevens Robert Sumners James Stewart Patricia Tankard Michael Tatum Carol Taylor Wescott Terry Marshall Timm Kathleen Turner Phil Turner Lowell Wallace Dorothy West Roger West Kendall Willis Harold Wise Ellen Wood ALSO IN 9TH GRADE - NO PICTURE Maggie Badger Joseph Brown 42 President Michel Routzong i . James Prince Addison Robbins Treasurer Barbara Cosby _ y —i r r i L l£oys_ Life 1 l 3 i LJi k m ■ +� ..IWIw J William G. Adkins William L. Alford Ruth W. Ames John R. Anthony Patricia M. Anthony Deborah Ann Arnold Deborah E. Bailey Margaret Barrow Frank W. Bell, Jr. Linda C. Bell Allen T. Birch R. Dennis Bradford Billy Ray Brady Essie Mae Brady Malinda Brady Marion Brady Thomas Brown Cinda Marlene Bull Gwendolyn Bundick George K. Butler Robert Lee Carpenter Katherine E. Charnock James A. Coffey Francis E. Collins Dale P. Collonna Barbara Ann Cosby Charles E. Cox Ellen Q. Dix Hubert Charles Doughty T. Melson Doughty John Edward Downing Bonnie J. Dunton Robert Lee Eder Christopher D. Elliott Arlene Etz Katherine B. Evans Joe Edmond Ferebee Wade H. Fitzerald Charles R. Floyd Linda L. Floyd Not Pictured 44 Martha L. Fountaine Ketsy A. Gibb F. Elton Gladden Nancy L. Hall Mary Sue Hand James F. Hertig Cassandra M. James Arnold H. Jones Mary H. Kellam Roland S. Kellam Betty Jo Lafferty H. Bruce Lambertson L. Dixon Leatherbury Billy Joe Lewis E. Wayne Lewis Garey L. Lewis William K. Lewis George R. Mapp Frances M. Marsh B. Keith Marshall Barbara J. Mason William E. Mason Dwight Matthews Corine Mears Isacc R. Mears George L. Merritt Brenda D. Moore Christine A. Moore V. Irene Morris Jerome W. Nottingham Kathyanne Parker Brenda F. Parks Frankie Parks Kenneth J. Pennell Katheryn A. Pennell Cynthia L. Phillips Hilton B. Phillips Dago Pieras Nestor Pieras James A. Powell 45 M. Charlene Travis Claudia M. Turner James A. Turner Margaret E. Voyles Joan G. Walters Joe H. West Daniel P. White Betsy B. Whittington J. Dean Wilkens Suzanne Willis Doyle D. Price James F. Prince Teresa L. Pruitt Carla G. Riggin E. Addison Robbins Steve M. Robins Michael J. Routzong Allen D. Rowe Shirley A. Rue William Russell Irving E. Sayers Jackie Scott G. Mitchell Selby Lee Roy Smith Phil Chandler Snyder Gloria J. Sterling Pamela Stewart William R. Taylor Patricia A. Thomas Robert B. Thomas 46 FIRST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL All Northampton High School students, both General and College Preparatory, are included on the Honor Roll for the semester in which they achieve an average of 91 with no grade below C. The following are receiving this honor; 12TH GRADE Mildred Camden, Karla Churn, Melvin Doughty, Harry Gershowitz, Laura James, Gordon Mapp, Mary Ann Mohr, David Outten, Lois Ann Parsons, Hazel Revell, John S. Turner, III, Peggy Sue Webb, Elizabeth Windley. 11TH GRADE Betty Bell Badger, Connie Belote, Patricia Brown, Jennie Bull, Moggie Edwards, Becky Elliott, Donna Grunewald, Mac Henderson, Gloria Jones, Pam Jones, Mary Lucie Mapp, Randy Ward, Beverly Wescott, Peggy West. 10TH GRADE Barbara Duer, Jane Engle, Mary Ann Floyd, Miriam March, Cindy Mathewson, Catherine Leatherbury, Mary Lee Outten, Margaret Rogers, William Shannonhouse, Donald Stine, Harry Truitt, Wendy Pusey, Ann Watson, Laura Watson. 9TH GRADE Phyllis Bradshaw, Linda Cameron, Bess Cowling, Ernie Gibb, Cary Goffigon, Martha Jo Gregory, Jim Henderson, Hannah Henderson, Ann Hopkins, Brigitte Hurtt, Jane Kellam, John Lansdale, Linda Sue Outten, Patricia Anne Tankard, Kendall Willis. 8TH GRADE William Alford, Frank Wise Bell, Jr„ Hubert Doughty, Barbara Ann Cosby, Linda Floyd, Martha Fountaine, Charles Floyd, Ketsy Gibb, Dixon Leatherbury, George Mapp, Kathy Anne Parker, Carla Riggin, Allen Rowe, Shirley Rue, Claudia Turner, Dan White, Betsy Whittington, Debbie Wilson. CLA SSES Distributive Education classes operate the school book¬ store as part of the Distributive Education program. For the first time this year a course in Basic Electricity is being offered to 11th and 12th grade boys at Northampton High School. Under the direction of Mr. Newton, these boys have a fine opportunity to learn more about electricity and its uses. IN ACTION 11th grade students have typing as an optional course. Commercial students learn to type as a part of their voca¬ tional education; other students learn this skill for personal use. 8th Grade General Science students have laboratory ex¬ periences, such as work with microscopes. As an integral part of the Health and Physical Education program, the Virginia Physical Fitness Tests are administered to each student enrolled in Physical Education. These serve as an incentive for students to improve their physical status and at the same time to enable the instructor to evaluate the results in terms of strengths and weaknesses and to strive to meet these weaknesses in the overall program. The group of boys pictured are among some 50 who qual¬ ified for Blue shoe strings by scoring in the 50th percentile or higher on all of the tests. A favorite activity of the foreign language courses is singing in the language being studied. A tape recording made by a person fluent in the language aids students in learning to speak the language. TRI-HI- Y Maureen Bailey Mary Lou Burnley Faye Collins Susan Dix Becky Elliott Roberta Hawker Laura James Mary Lucie Mapp Barbara Oakley Mary Lee Outten Lois Ann Parsons Bonnie Pusey Hazel Revell Barbara Senn Diane Stuart Mary Deem Turner Laura Watson Bev Wescott Elizabeth Windley Patty Nottingham Linda Abbott Joan Bell Marsha Ann Chesser Dorothy Lee Culver Cathy Doughty Bobbie Edwards Mary Ann Floyd Martha Heath Pam Jones Mary Ann Mohr Jean Outten Marylyne Parks Billie Pusey Wendy Pusey Debbie Robinson Peggy Shreaves Barbara Thomas Ann Watson Peggy Sue Webb Wanda Williams Betty Bell Badger Norma Bowen Karla Churn Faye Daffin Moggie Edwards Bonnie Hamilton Ilva James Becky Kellam The Tri-Hi-Y has had as an annual project the White Christmas Program. This year our school contributed about 300 packages to the Northampton County Department of Public Welfare for distribution to needy families. OFFICERS President - Martha Heath Vice President - Hazel Revell Secretary - Lois Ann Parsons Treasurer - Marylyne Parks Chaplain - Patty Nottingham Sponsor - Miss Margaret C. Scott One of the highlights of our club ' s activities each year is planning for and attending Model General Assembly in Richmond. By participating in its activities, delegates gain a better under¬ standing of our State Government. Our dele¬ gates: Susan Dix, Reporter; Martha Heath, Dele¬ gate; Faye Collins, Bill Coordinator of the House; and Mary Deem Turner, Senator; are preparing a bill to be presented at the 1964 M. G. A. The Mother-Daughter Banquet is an annual affair of the Tri-Hi-Y, usually held the Friday night before Mothers’ Day. During the banquet program, the officers for the following year are installed. Here the committee is planning the menu and the food each girl will bring. The Tri-Hi-Y was quite proud of the club ' s float which was a product of all the girls ' ef¬ forts. The group worked under the designs and leadership of Laura James and Linda Abbott. 55 M ' DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Mac Henderson.President Jane Engle.Vice President Helen Terry.Secretary Barbara Duer.Treasurer Mrs. Margaret Holland.Sponsor MEMBERS Charlotte Lee Adkins Barbara Bradford Maggie Badger Betsy Dunton Betty Fleetwood Faye Hamblin Gloria Jones Sonny Kellam Kitty Leatherbury Mary D. Mapp Miriam March Patsy Moore Carla Riggin Margaret Rogers Diane Stewert Harry Truitt Lowell Wallace Randy Ward But none of these costumes fit me! I ' ll NEVER be able to memorize all of this! Although this year the Dramatic Club lost all of last year ' s seniors, the loss was not as bad as it might have been because this year ' s sophomores have been gaining valuable experience in the less spectacular roles. Also, several juniors, as well as others, joined, forming a valuable addition. As usual the club presented two one-act plays on March 20 and contributed a float to the Homecoming game, but some exciting new projects were add¬ ed to the club ' s activities. This year, for the first time, the club presented an assembly program which it feels to be one of the most interesting the school has seen. Also, a group of members attended the district contest of one-act plays on March 14 at Kellam High School, preparatory to entering the contest next year. The Northampton Hillbillies What do you mean, the float’s got to be ready by tomorrow? ! 57 4-H CLUB Peggy Ames Mildred Camden Faye Collins Bonnie Dunton Jane Engle Elton Gladden Jo Gregory President - Peggy Sue Webb Vice President - Phil Snyder Secretary - Shirley Rue Treasurer - Debbie Wilson Sponsors - Extension Agents: Catherine Revell and Roy Nottingham Leader - Mrs. W. R. Snyder Members Linda Sue Outten Mary Lee Outten Hazel Revell Carla Riggins Shirley Rue Billy Shockley Bobby Snyder Phil Snyder David Sumners Charlene Travis Howard Travis Kathleen Turner Peggy Sue Webb Debbie Wilson 58 NORTHAMPTON BAND President - Lee Hitchens Vice-President - Lois A. Parsons Secretary - Hazel Revell Treasurer - Keith Burton Director - Mr. J. D. Meek Charlotte Adkins William Alford Keith Burton Catherine Charnock Parks Colonna Elizabeth Cowling Melvin Doughty Hubert Charles Doughty Barbara Duer Mark Evans Hannah Henderson Lee Hitchens Brigitte Hurtt Members George Kellam Robert Lewis Billy Lewis William Mahan J. T. Mapp Mary D. Mapp Keith Marshall Dwight Mathews Kathyanne Parker Lois Ann Parsons Jimmy Payne Hilton Phillips Cindy Phillips Doyle Price Bonnie Pusey Hazel Revell Elizabeth Rogers Allen Rowe A1 Shreaves Peggy Shreaves Stephen Tankard Betty Taylor Wescott Terry Charlene Travis Lowell Wallace The Northampton High School Symphonic Band, under the direction of Jay D. Meek, furnished music for many occasions during the past year. When Governor Harrison visited the shore on June 7, 1963, the Band played at the Eastville Court House. During Christmas, the band played at Onley for the Women ' s Club and also at Exmore for the town ' s Christmas program. At the December P.T.A. meeting, the band played as a part of the Student Participation Program and gave a concert of Christmas music for the student body. On February 22, 1964, the band presented a concert at Central High School. 59 STUDENT COUNCIL 12TH GRADE Karla Churn Susan Dix Martha Heath Gordon Mapp Billy Prince Chuck Terry 9TH GRADE Bess Cowling Jim Henderson Kathleen Turner President. . . . Vice-President Secretary. . . . Treasurer . . . Sponsor. 11TH GRADE Keith Burton Moggie Edwards Pam Jones Bobby Lewis Beverly Wescott Jay Whittington OFFICERS 10TH GRADE Jane Engle Becky Kellam Wendy Pusey 8TH GRADE William Alfred Ketsy Gibbs Mike Routzong .Chuck Terry .Susan Dix .Martha Heath .Billy Prince Mr. Ernest M. James, III FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Members: Tommy Bayly, David Bell, Jake Bell, Reade Belote, James Campbell, Melvin Doughty, Gregory Downing, Gary Foskey, Richard Gardner, H. L. Gladden, James Hopper, Meredith Nichols, Add Nottingham, Douglas Outten, Rickey Scott, Robert Snyder, John Stewert, Jack Sturgis, Charles Tankard, Ronnie West, Ray Doughty, William Shockley. Officers Sergeant at Arms: Add Nottingham Reporter: Bill Schockley Photographer: Jack Sturgis Sponsor: Mr. John Badger, Jr. President: H. L. Gladden Vice President: Chuck Tankard Secretary: Jack Sturgis Treasurer: Harvey Belote TORCH STAFF Linda Abbott Cheryl Bowen Barbara Bradford Jenny Bull Mildred Camden Joyce Campbell Charlotte Duer Debby Etz MEMBERS Faye Hamblin Hannah Henderson Gloria Jones Mary D. Mapp Laura Moore Francis Nottingham Janie Nottingham Jimmy Prince Bonnie Pusey Barbara Senn Sharon Simpson Helen Terry Claudia Turner Ann Walker Ruby Wilson Beth Wise Ellen Wood OFFICERS Elizabeth Windley. . . . Hazel Revell. Randy Ward . Faye Collins. Mac Henderson. Peggy Webb. Jake Bell. Don Kean . Mrs. Loretta W. Smalley .Editor . . . . Assistant Editor . . . . Assistant Editor . . . Business Manager . . . . Photo Chairman . . . Typing Chairman . . Publicity Chairman Advertising Chairman .Sponsor GEORGE B. WYNNE DEB A TING SOCIETY The George B. Wynne Debating Society is named after its distinguished founder and former sponsor. The purpose of the club is not only to improve public speaking ability and to teach the technique of effective debating but also to keep its members abreast of national and inter¬ national issues of current interest. MEMBERS Linda Abbott Bess Cowling Parks Downing Barbara Duer Becky Elliott Reid Ennis Hank Goshorn Faye Hamblin Roberta Hawker Laura James Sonny Kellam Kitty Leatherbury Darlene Mapp Mary Lucie Mapp Jimmy Mitchell Francis Nottingham Patty Nottingham Marylyne Parks David Richardson Margaret Rodgers Barbara Senn Dianne Stewart Donald Stine Howard Travis Randy Ward Beverly Wescott Jay Whittington OFFICERS President.Laura James Vice President.Patty Nottingham Secretary.Marylyne Parks Treasurer...Jay Whittington Reporter.Randy Ward Sponsors.Mr. Mapp, Mr. James, Mr. Webb DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB President. Vice-President . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . . Reporter . . . . Photographer . . D. E. Coordinator . . Frankie Culver . . Dennis Heaster . Lillian Chalmers . . . Thomas Kelly .... Joan Evans .... John Metz Mr. Wendell Webber MEMBERS Thomas Bayly Donnie Brown Lillian Chalmers Spike Chalmers Frankie Culver Billy Downing Parks Downing Jeffrey Elliott Joan Evans Dennis Heaster Thomas Kelly Sue Mapp Barry Marsh Benny Mears John Metz Jerry Phillips Danny Rasmussen John Rippon This year the Distributive Education program entered a new phase in N. H. S. with a class not only of first year D. E. students, but also a class of six in the second year of D. E. The D. E. Club operates the school Book Store, and this year the students put some of their academic learn¬ ing into practice by installing a new inventory and bookkeeping system. In addition to giving the store a closer control of financial results, this system enabled the store to have and to sell those items most in demand by the students. The D. E. Club also sent several participants to the district D. E. Conference in Onancock, held in February 1964. 64 ROCKET CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Philip Newton President - Reed Ennis Vice President - Harry Truitt Secretary - Michael Scanlan Treasurer - Larry Crosley The general purpose of the Rocket Club, formed in the latter part of 1962-63 school year, is to promote the education of students interested in rockets and to increase their understanding of satellites and rockets. The club meets once a month during winter and more frequently during the spring months. Besides individual projects, the club built a float for the Homecoming Parade. The club is planning to send up two rockets; one carrying a camera that will take a picture of the Eastern Shore from 500 to 700 feet up, and the second carrying mice that are being trained for such an expedition. The club also took an educational trip to Wallops Island. Members Larry Crosley Reed Ennis Mark Evans J. T. Mapp Albert Mason Harry Truitt Kit Mears James Mitchell Michael Scanlan Warren Scanlan Howard Travis ... CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS President. . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . . Dodge Hickman . . Larry Crosley Peggy Sue Webb Mildred Camden . Eddie Griffith MEMBERS Dodge Hickman Eddie Griffith Harry Truitt Kit Mears Larry Crosley Mildred Camden Peggy Sue Webb ■ W • ? .•. !ir ■ 4? ? 1963 FOOTBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW, 1 to r. Billy Mason, mgr.; Jimmy Henderson, mgr., Mel Doughty, Add Nottingham, Paul Soderstrom, David Richardson, Steve Elliott, Billy Prince, Gordon Mapp, Chuck Terry, Jerry Phillips, Harding Wescott, Coach Richard Warren. BACK ROW: Coach Kenneth Parker, Marshall, Timm, Ray Doughty, Tom Fountaine, Richard Gardner, Andy Duer, Bill Fray, Billy Prettyman, Kenneth Terry, Prince Thompson, John Powell, Spike Chalmers, Frankie Hill, Jay Whittington, Reed Ennis, Albert Mason. OFFENSl VE TEA M FRONT ROW, 1 to r. Paul Soderstrom, Add Nottingham, Frankie Hill, Spike Chalmers, Chuck Terry, Harding Wescott, Bill Fray. BACK ROW: Andy Duer, Billy Prince, Gordon Mapp, and Prince Thompson. 68 GORDON MAPP Three year letterman, making the first team all three years; All District Quarter-Back, All Eastern Shore, and Honorable Mention to All State; Most Valuable Player in ' 63; nominated as 1 quarter-back in district by coaches. Best Game; Virginia Beach. SENIORS OF 1963 TEAM STEVE ELLIOTT Three year letterman; strong defensive line-backer. Eastern Shore News All Star Team. Steve did an excellent job against Gloucester and gained 146 yards. Best Game; Gloucester. HARDING WESCOTT One year letterman; strong defensive end, feared greatly by opponents, but out part of the season with an arm injury; filled in at offensive tackle in Poquoson game and did an ex¬ cellent job. Harding was an all-around football player and could fill in at any and all positions. CHUCK TERRY Three year letterman; played offense and defense but was better suited at defense. Best Game; Poquoson. BILLY PRINCE Three year letterman; All District and All Shore in ’62; voted to the All Shore Team also in ' 63; Honorable Mention to the All District ' 63; Player of the Week. Best Game; Onancock. 69 1963 SENIORS DAVIDSON RICHARDSON Three year letterman; played both offense and defense but preferred de¬ fense. Best Game: Gloucester. PAUL SODERSTROM Three yeaf letterman; played offense and defense; Paul played best at defense as his tackles clearly show; All Shore Team and Eastern Shore News Player of the Week. Paul ' s best game was Kellam. ADD NOTTINGHAM Three year letterman; played both offense and defense but liked offense better. MEL DOUGHTY Two year letterman; enjoyed playing both offense and defense. Best Game: Virginia Beach. JERRY PHILLIPS Two year letterman; injured early in the season. Offensive and defensive play¬ er. Best Game; Onancock. SCORES WE THEY 0 James Blair 13 26 Onancock 12 0 Southampton 14 7 Smithfield 13 25 Gloucester 13 33 Va. Beach 34 27 Central 7 21 Kellam 12 7 Poquoson 6 Mel Doughty 70 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 1963 SQUAD Billy Ray Brady Steve Bralley Robert Bowen Jeff Davis Francis Downing John E. Downing Hubert Doughty Chris Elliott Joe Ferebee Wade Fitzerald James Hopper Bruce Lambertson John Lansdale Lonnie D. Lewis Elijah Wayne Lewis William Lewis George R. Mapp Steve McCready Butch Nottingham John Payne Dago Pieras Phil Phillips James Prince George Rehl Charles Renner Addison Robbins Michael Routzong Bill Russel Irving Ed. Sayers Bub Shreaves Clyde Small Robert Sumners Michael Tatum Wescott Terry Phil Turner Roger West Pat Wise Daniel Page White Bobby Thomas, mgr. William Mason, mgr Coach: Mr. H. P. Wescott SCORES Northampton 27 Onancock 7 Northampton 26 Va. Beach 19 Northampton 12 Red Shield Boys Club 14 Cape Charles 7 Northampton 0 Central 0 Northampton 0 Cape Charles 6 Northampton 6 71 VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Gary West, Ronnie Crumb, Gordon Mapp, Frank Hill, Larry Selby, Jackie Bowen, Bobby Thomas, mgr. BACK ROW: Coach Richard Warren, Jimmy Partin, Prince Thompson, Mark Sherkey, Billy Prettyman, Butch VanBuren, Andy Duer, Bill Fray, Paul Soderstrom, Coach George Young. SCORES DATE OPPONENT HOME VISITOR Dec. 6 Pocomoke, Md. 48 58 Dec. 13 Gloucester 40 45 Dec. 20 Poquoson 67 36 Jan. 3 Va. Beach 47 66 Jan. 7 Frank Cox 61 62 Jan. 10 James Blair 43 70 Jan. 17 Floyd Kellam 77 66 Jan. 21 Cape Charles 78 ' 45 Jan. 24 Gloucester 44 33 Jan. 25 Va. Beach 59 71 Jan. 31 Poquoson 65 50 Feb. 1 Frank Cox 58 52 Feb. 7 James Blair 50 67 Feb. 11 Crisfield, Md. 60 56 Feb. 14 Floyd Kellam 58 41 Feb. 15 Onancock 64 49 Feb. 21 Pocomoke, Md. 50 47 Feb. 26 Whaleyville 45 39 Feb. 28 Blair 49 69 Feb. 29 Franklin (Consolation) 43 32 The Jackets finished the season with flying colors and qualified for the District 1, Group 2, Basketball Tourna¬ ment at Frederick College during the last week in February. The Jackets played Whaleyville, the Western Division Champion, in the first round. Coach Young attributes the team ' s success to the desire and the will to win. VARSITY BASKETBALL A CTION! 73 J. V. BASKETBALL STANDING L.to R.: Harry Truitt, Phil Turner, Reade Belote, Steve Lewis, Albert Mason, Elton James, Richard Gardner, Bub Shreaves, Guy Dorey, Elijah Lewis, Charles Floyd. KNEELING: Coach Kenneth Parker, Billy Mason, and Eric Shrieves. SCORES DATE OPPONENT HOME VISITOR Dec. 6 Pocomoke, Md. 34 46 Dec. 13 Gloucester 27 58 Dec. 20 Poquoson 35 50 Jan. 3 Va. Beach 36 63 Jan. 7 Frank Cox 30 55 Jan. 10 James Blair 31 45 Jan. 17 Kellam 44 38 Jan. 21 Cape Charles 62 38 Jan. 24 Gloucester 38 35 Jan. 25 Va. Beach 47 50 Jan. 31 Poquoson 47 60 Feb. 1 Frank Cox 64 74 Feb. 7 James Blair 32 62 Feb. 11 Crisfield, Md. 36 66 Feb. 14 Floyd Kellam 43 40 Feb. 15 Onancock 33 27 Feb. 21 Pocomoke, Md. 56 54 74 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS FIRST ROW: (1. to r.) Guy Dorey; Stephen Tankard; H. L. Gladden; Bruce Soderstrom; Gordon Mapp; Paul Soderstrom; Melvin Doughty. SECOND ROW: (1. to r.) Bill Fray; Johnnie Holland; Richard Ashby; Greg Cridlin; Chuck Terry; Harding Wescott; Donald Stine, manager. THIRD ROW; (1. to r.) Howard Travis, manager; Hank Goshorn; Harry Truitt; Add Nottingham; Richard Gardner. Coach: Kenneth Parker The Yellow Jackets, sparked by Bruce Soder strom, had a very successful year. The Jackets performed well all season with the year climaxed by the win of the District Championship. EASTERN SHORE TRACK MEET Northampton 57.5 Washington 28.5 Atlantic 22.5 Cox 20.5 Central 11.0 Onancock 8.0 Virginia Beach 3.0 Cape Charles 3.0 Parksley 0.0 75 JA CKETS WIN FIRST ROW: (1. to r.) H. M. Arnold, Manager; Ronnie Crumb, Frankie Hill, Keith Colonna, Eddie Sayers, Bill Prince. Jerry Phillips, Joe Doughty, Jay Whittington, Parks Downing, Gary West. SECOND ROW; (1. tor.) Charles Renner Manager; Larry Selby, C. L. Downing, Prince Thompson, Andy Duer, Keith Burton, Wayne Colonna, Bill Mahan, Jimmy Mitchell, Tom Fountain, Billy Rayfield. THIRD ROW: (1. to r.) Ried Rawls, Butch Van Buren, Bill Prettyman, Burleigh Brady, Marshall Timm, Manager; George Young, Coach. Co-captains: Frankie Hill and Keith Colonna 1963 Results Opponent We Chincoteague 8 Poquoson 4 Poquoson 3 Central 8 Parksley 8 Va. Beach 12 Cape Charles 11 Va. Beach 2 Parksley 2 Onancock 6 Cape Charles 7 Crisfield 1 Central 10 Chincoteague 8 James Blair 1 James Blair 0 Northampton Won 10 Lost 6 76 SHORE CHAMPIONSHIP The 1963 Yellow Jacket nine were a young, talented, and hust-group with Mr. Young once again in the coaching spot. The Jackets suffered from graduation in 1962 and were set back even more when it was learned that Jimmy Partin and Jimmy West, both starters in ' 62, would be unable to play this year. Led by Keith Colonna and Frank Hill, the Jackets achieved a 10-6 won-lost record, which was slightly better than that of the previous season. The Jackets won the Eastern Shore Championship for the 7th time in ten years and also topped their arch-rivals, Virginia Beach, on two occasions. The 1964 baseball season should be a great one because only one member of the ' 63 team, Eddie Sayers, will be missing. The Jackets of ' 64 should be quite hard for opponents to handle. BATTING AVERAGE NAME AVERAGE NAME AVERAGE Crumb .196 Prince .225 Hill .364 Thompson .071 Burton .200 Fountaine .166 Van Buren .345 Doughty .144 Prettyman .184 Sayers .327 Colonna .400 Hann .144 PITCHING RECORD NAME RECORD Hill 1 --0 Fountaine 2—2 Doughty CO 1 1 tND Hann 4--1 77 1963 GOLF TEAM MEMBERS Bill Shannonhouse Louis Spry Bobby Snyder Dick Shannonhouse Manager Coach - Mr. E. M. James MATCH SCORES Northampton 9 1 2 Cape Charles 2 1 2 Virginia Beach 11 1 2 Northampton 1 2 Kell am 6 1 2 Northampton 5 1 2 Northampton 7 1 2 Frank Cox 4 1 2 Northampton 6 Onancock 6 Northampton 6 Onancock 6 Northampton 9 Cape Charles 3 Northampton 8 1 2 Kellam 3 1 2 The 1963 Golf Team the first at Northampton, had a very successful season. Under Coach James the team did well both across the Bay and on the Shore. With a year of experience, the team should have a fine year this season. Jake Bell Bowdoin Lusk 78 1963 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL TEAM Coach - Mrs. Nan Kane TEAM MEMBERS Patsy Brittingham Sammie McClain Cathy Doughty Barbara Oakley Eddie Griffith Mary Lee Outten Bonnie Hamilton Peggy Shrieves Judy Hopper Fran VanHelvert Betty Hutchinson Rose VanHelvert Gloria Jones SCORES Elizabeth Windley Northampton 18 Central 7 Northampton 25 Parksley 28 Northampton 8 Cape Charles 10 Northampton 13 Onancock 8 Northampton 20 Parksley 19 Northampton 4 Cape Charles 7 Northampton 24 Central 5 79 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Maureen Bailey, Captain; Moggie Edwards, Mary Lucie Mapp, Miriam March, Wendy Pusey, Ann Watson, Laura Mapp Watson, Bev Wescott. Coach-Mrs. Nan Kane J. V. CHEERLEADERS Peggy Ames, Bess Cowling, Co-Captain; Charlotte Duer, Martha Fountain, Ketsy Gibb, Hannah Henderson, Co- Captain; Brigitte Hurtt, Janey Nottingham, Betty Jane Rogers, Ellen Wood. 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