Northampton High School - Torch Yearbook (Eastville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1965 volume:

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CONTENTS Administration and Faculty Classes 12th Grade Senior Dedication llth Grade 10th Grade 9th Grade Sth Grade Classes in Action Honor Roll Student Activities Athletics Advertising 3 Page 4 9 10 29 35 39 43 47 54 55 73 87 PLANNERS FOR NORTHAMPTON DIVISION SCHOOL BOARD MR. VIVIAN G. BAYLY: CHAIRMAN Franktown District MR. GEORGE F. PARSONS Capeville District MR. C. A. TURNER, JR. Eastville District MR. FRANCIS WENDELL: VICE-CHAIRMAN Cape Charles Cnot in picturej The School Board is the policy making body of the school system. All administrative and su pervisory functions are subject to their control MR. WILLIAM F. LAWSON, JR. Superintendent of Northampton County Schools MRS. CAROLINE WALKER General Supervisor MISS HELEN LOWE Clerk of School Board MR. CHARLES JONES Testing Coordinator MRS. GERTRUDE B. MEEK Secretary NORTHAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL PARENT AND TEACHERS ASSOCIATION MRS. W. N. SHREEVES: PRESIDENT MRS. RAY DOUGHTY: VICE-PRESIDENT MRS. A. J. LAMBERTSON, JR.: SECRETARY MRS. DAVID SUMNERS: TREASURER The P.T.A. theme for this year is Working together for the physical, mental, social and spiritual welfare of our youth. 4 OUR SCHOOL MR. PHILIP B. TANKARD Randolph Macon College B.S. College of William and Mary M Ed Principal MR. GEORGE W. YOUNG College of William and Mary B S Assistant Principal Biology and Physical Education Director of Athletics Head Basketball Coach MISS PHOEBE E. WINDECKER Clerk MISS MARGARET C. SCOTT Mary Baldwin College Mary Washington College B.S. Librarian MRS. LORETTA W. SMALLEY Adelphi College B.A. New York University M.A. Guidance Counselor l l MRS. NANCY PARKER Mount Union College B A English Sponsor of Senior Play ' ILAZJJ4.-4.1-K c MRS, MARGARET C. HOLLANDAQQ 1, Longwood College B S -Q44 ,QQ ffdszi Av Q X Sponsor of Dramatic Club L 2 MRS. MARY D. SHANNONHOUSE Middlebury College BA English and French MISS LILA N. JACOB Longwood College B S Latin and French Sponsor of Beta Club MRS. LAURA W. NOTTINGHAM Mary Washington College B A English MRS. CATHERINE GLADDEN Substitute in English MRS. VIRGELIA T. MAPP fnot in picturel Madison College BS English MR. WILLIAM J. TIMM Colgate College Driver Education Sponsor of Junior H1 Y Prom Co-ordinator MR. CHARLES A. HARRIS Eastern Kentucky State College BS Distrihutive Education Sponsor of D E Club MR. PHILLIP W. NEWTON University of Richmond BS Science and Mathematics Sponsor of Rocket C. MR. BURLEIGH B. TURNER, JR. npden-Sydney College BS cience Sponsor of Camera Club MRS. BERTIE P. HENDERSON Longwood College BS Mathematics Co-sponsor of Sr. TRI-HI-Y MRS. BETSY KLEIN Mary Washington College BS Mathematics Sponsor of Jr. TRI-HI-Y MRS. HELEN G. BELL Winthrop College B A Mathematics MR. KENNETH M. WEBB Old Dominion College BS History Athletic Coach Sponsor of Debate MR. ERNEST M. JAMES Emory and Henry College B A Government and Guidance Athletic Coach Sponsor of S C A MR- WILLIAM Ji- QAKLEX. V . Eszfstt caeromia' College DB S' y 5H'isfoi,'yiand Geography 4 AthleticPCoachf rf .d,.'f4tgj,f' . 'f ws! A V I MR. H. P. WESCOTT ' T Virginia Polytechnic Institute BS 'A Social Studies, Mathematics, and Shop Athletic Coach ,fi ,J Lori-.-....-L Lil-Q . -A---......1... , i ., .,., . ts , . , ,lt . MRS. ELLEN P. CAMDEN Mary Washington College B.S. Art MR. JAY D. MEEK Indiana State University B.S. Music and Choral Music Club MRS. MARY N. KELLAM Mary Washington College B.S. Business Department MRS. MARY LINDA ADDISON Mary Washington College B.S. Business Department MISS MARGARET RUTH SMITH University of North Carolina B.A., M Business Department Knot in picturel MRS. VIRGINIA O. SAVEDGE Madison College B.S. Home Economics - Sponsor of F H A MR. JOHN T. BADGER Virginia Polytechnic Institute B.S. Vocational Agriculture and Trade and Industry - Sponsor of I H A' I , s. ELIZABETH SKEEN I' Purde University B.S. Health and Physical Education Sponsor of Varsity and JV Cheerleaders MR. KENNETH PARKER Marshall University B.A. and M.A. Health and Physical Education Head Football and Track Coach 12TH GRADE WE THANK YOU! MRS. NANCY PARKER: teacher of Senior English, sponsor of Senior Class, and director of the Senior Play. MR. H. P. WESCOTT: teacher, sponsor of Senior Class, and coach. ,Ru-I -1 f1'x'n,.x1, PRODUL 2 fm: fxxn co:vsem',xTsoN I O Mrs. Parker, as our teacher of English and spon- sor of our class you have helped many of us, through your guidance, to a better understanding of ourselves and our school. Your sense of humor and interest in in- dividuals has me ant much to us. Mr. Wescott, we do appreciate your dedication and devotion to the youth of our school and your ability to work with all students, helping them to solve their problems. LINDA ABBOTT ANN BELL JUDY BOWEN H- -U' RICHARD ASHBY CONSTANCE BELOTE BARBARA BRADFORD 'wma L,,k f BETTY B. BADGER JOAN BENNETT BURLEIGH BRADY W Qw- DAVID BELL JOHN BOWEN PATRICIA BROWN NW' CT? 4 W-W Q5 ff H , f .15 f x I mai fl '--an X 'Y f 5535235-1 f ' 'Y 4 , 3 11. 255: .. ' 7'- K V 1 1 :' ' 1111.1- SE' Xzt-ff, 2 2. , ,I :V,,5 ,qvn . . MARGARET V. BULL LINDA BURLESON KEITH BURTON LYNWOOD BUTLER JAMES CAMPBELL SARAH CAMERON FLETCHER CHALMERS CATHERINE CHARNOCK KEITH COLONNA WAYNE COLONNA RAYMOND DOUGHTY B. BARRON DOWNING 12 PARKS DOWNING BECKY ELLIOTT ANN GLADDEN SUSAN DUDLEY JOAN EVANS DONNA G. WEBB ag- 'Sify' ANDERSON DUER, JR LARRY FLUHART JERRY GUY MARGARET EDWARDS WILLIAM C. FRAY CHARLES HALL -awww I 1-' ,,. , iv Wh? '38 sa ig? Mfg FAYE HAMBLIN MARILYN HARGIS KITTY HICKMAN FRANIGE HILL GLORIA JONES MARGARET JONES BETTY HENCHES JUDITH HOPPER PAMELA JONES EDMUND HENDERSON ANNETTE JOHNSON GEORGE KELLAM THOMAS KELLEY BARRY MARSH CHESTER MOORE JACQUELINE LANSDALE DAWN MCCREADY JAMES PARTIN ROBERT LEWIS MARTHA MCCREADY WILLIAM PRETTYMAN 'ups-y ...ff--Q, FRANCIS ROLLEY WILLIAM SCOTT BARBARA SENN WILLIAM SHOCKLEY MARGARET SHREEVES VICTOR SIMPSON JOHN H. SMITH RUTH SOMERS DIANE STEWART CHRISTOPHER STURGIS DAVID SUMNERS CHARLES TANKARD VIRGINIA TAYLOR MARY DEEM TURNER WILLIAM WATSON ' A f Pe' E-Q 1 x ,. QW, ws. ,dir wr' KENNETH TERRY FRAN VAN HELVERT BEVERLY WESCOTT VT? PRINCE THOMPSON MARGARET TILGHMAN ROSE VAN HELVERT E. RANDOLPH WARD, JR GARY WEST MARGARET WEST Q? '9 'MA fiw If' Jay Whittington William Wilkins Alice Williams Richard Wood SENIORS WIN HONORS FIRST HONOR GRADUATE Donna G. Webb THIRD HONOR GRADUATE Edmund M. Henderson K .. K 'WW' 'Zi SSM. K H Q KMA gg vff'-zlsg1'2g5gEjfi?2? ff3fm5f1 ig sn ff . 4. K .v XML! ., 2, , W, 55? , 1-fiffmfli . M4 3 9 A ,Z ' M sf' 'Z' Ji SECOND HONOR GRADUATE Mary Lucie Mapp FOURTH HONOR GRADUATE Mary Margaret Edwards 18 WINNERS. Goldey Beacorn Spelling Contest: Mac Henderson, first:Donna Webb, second: Beverly Wescott, and Linda Abbott, third. French Contest Winner: Mac Henderson, D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award Winner: Beverly Wescott. LEADERSHIP. Jay Whittington serves as excellent S C A president. RADIO HONOR. Jennie Bull is Northampton's first W G H Radio Platter Princess. REPORTER. Linda Abbott serves as W G H Radio School correspondent. LEADERSHIP. Twelve seniors serve as club presidents: Mary D. Turner, Ann Bell, Tom Kelley, Mary L. Mapp, Linda S. Burleson, Peggy West, Jay Whittington, Bill Shockley, Keith Colonna., Bobby Lewis, David Somners, and Randy Ward. 5 , 5 45. 1 !'J'+ SENIGRS VCTED MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Lucie Mapp and Jay Whittington MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED MOST VERSATILE Linda Burleson and Randy Ward Peggy Shreeves and Bill Fray 20 THE MCDST MOST HUMOROUS BEST DRESSED Mary D. Turner and B111 Watson Peggy West and Johnny Rippon MOST INTELLIGENT Donna Webb and Mac Henderson 2 I MOST TA LENTED Rose Van Helvert, Fran Van Helvert, and Bobby Lewis MOST TALKATIVE Diane Stewart and Bill Prettyman MOST FLIRTATIOUS 22 Martha McCready and Barry Marsh MOST POPULAR MOST ATHLETIC Moggie Edwards and Keith Burton Judy Hopper and Prince Thompson MOST FRIENDLY Faye Hamblin and Keith Colonna 23 LINDA KAY ABBOTT Beta Club 4, 5, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, 5, Debate Club 4,5, Annual Staff 4, 5, Band l,2,3, Dramatic Club 2, Student Council 5, Cex-officioj, Spel- ling Award 4, WGHSch0O1C0rresp0ndent 4,5. RICHARD COLONNA ASHBY Student Council l,2, Monogram Club 4,5, Ser- geant at Arms 5, Class Treasurer 2, JV Foot- ball 1,2, Co-captain 2, Varsity Football 3,4, 5, Track 2, 3, Baseball 4, 5, Monogram Club 4, 5. BETTIE BELLE BADGER Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, 5, Treasurer 5, FHA 5, Secre- tary 5. DAVID HILTON BELL FFA 2,3,4,5. ELLEN ANNE BELL FHA 2,3,5, President 3, 5, Annual Staff 5. CONSTANCE FAYE BELOTE Dramatic Club 2, Beta Club 4, 5, Newspaper Staff 5, Secretary of Class 1,5, Softball 3. JOAN FRANCES BENNETT FHA 3, DE Club 5, Choral Club 5, Pep Club 5. JUDY O' BRIEN BOWEN Choral Club 5. BARBARA BRADFORD Tri-Hi-Y 3, Dramatic Club 4, Choral Club 5' Annual Staff 4, FHA 5. 3 BURLEIGH BRADY Choral Club 5, Baseball 3. SENIOR PATRICIA ANN BROWN FHA 3,5, Treas. 5, Choral Club 5, Pep Club 5. MARGARET VIRGINIA BULL Annual Staff 4, 5, JV Cheerleader 1,2, Beta Contestant 1, WGH Platter Princess 5, Hat Check Girl 1. LINDA SUE BURLESON Dramatic 2,3, Annual Staff 5, Pep Club 5, President 5, Choral Club 5, FHA 3, Hall of Fame: Most School Spirited. RONALD KEITH BURTON Student Council 1,4, 5, Secretary 5, Band 1,2, 3,4, 5, Treasurer 2,4, Vice-president 5, Mono- gram Club 4, 5, Vice President 5, Choral Club 5, Class President 1, JV Football 1,2, Co- captain 2, JV Basketball 2, Co-captain 2, Var- sity Football 3,5, Varsity Basketball 3,4, 5, Varsity Baseball 2,3,4, 5, Hall of Fame: Most Popular. LYNWOOD CRITTENDEN BUTLER Pep Club 5, DE Club 5. SARA LOIS CAMERON Debate Club 5, Newspaper Staff 5, Pep Club 5. JAMES DAVID CAMPBELL FFA 3,4,5. FLETCHER CHALMERS DE Club 4,5, Vice-president 5, Monogram Club 5, Treasurer 5, JV Football 1,2, Varsity Football 3,4, 5. DIRECTORY CATHERINE JEANETTIE CHARNOCK i Band 1,2,3,45 Choral Club 5. I CHARLES KEITH COLONNA l Monogram Club 4, 55 Pep Club 55 Choral Club l l 55 President of Class 55 Baseball 2,3,4,5, Co- captain 35 Batting Champion 3, 55 Hall of Fame: Most Friendly. JOHN WAYNE COLONNA FFA 15 Baseball 35 Baseball Award 3. JOHN RAYMOND DOUGHTY FFA 4, 55 Monogram 4, 55 JV Football 1, 25 Var- sity Football 3,4. BOLTON BARRON DOWNING, JR. FFA 3, Secretary 3. PARKES ABBOTT DOWNING, JR. Debate Club 4,55 Monogram Club 55 Pep Club 5, Treasurer 55 DE Club 45 Vice-President l of Class 55 JV Football 25 Varsity Football 55 Baseball 2,3,4,5. SUSAN GLENNA DUDLEY Transfer Student Pep Club 55 Newspaper Staff 5, Editor 55 De- bate Club 5, Secretary 55 National Honor So- ciety. JOE A. DUER, JR. Beta Club 4, 55 Monogram Club 4, 55 JV Foot- oall 1,25 JV Basketball 35 Varsity Football 4, 55 Varsity Basketball 4, 55 Baseball 3,5. MARY MARGARET EDWARDS Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, 5, Secretary 55 Beta Club 3,45 55 Student Council 1,3,4, 55 Secretary of Class 3, Treasurer of Class 45 Varsity Cheerleader 1,3545 Beta Contestant 3,4, 55 Hat Check Girl 15 Hall of Fame: Most Popular. REBECCA W. ELLIOTT Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, 55 Debate Club 3,4, 55 Monogram Club 4,55 Beta Club 3,4, 5, Secretary-Treas. 55 -Softball 2. JOAN MCFERN EVANS Tri-Hi-Y 35 FHA 35 DE Club 4,5, Reporter 4, 55 Choral Club 5. LARRY FRANCIS FLUHART WILLIAM CLORE FRAY Student Council 5, Treasurer 55 Monogram 4,55 Band 1,2,3, Treasurer 35 Choral Club 55 President of Class 3,45 JV Football 1,25 JV Basketball 2,35 Varsity Football 3,4, 5, Cap- tain 55 Varsity Basketball 4, 55 Track 2,3,4, 55 All District Group II Football 45 Eastern Shore News All Star Basketball Team 45 Mile Relay Team Tidewater Champions 45 All Shore Foot- ball Team 45 Hall of Fame: Most Versatile. MARY ANNA GLADDEN FHA 55 Pep Club 55 Annual Staff 55 Softball 3. JERRY GUY CHARLES B. HALL Choral Club 55 Varsity Football 5. FANNIE FAYE HAMBLIN Debate Club 3,4, 55 Beta Club 4,55 Dramatic Club 45 Annual Staff 4, 55 Pep Club 55 Choral Club 55 Treasurer of Class 55 Latin Tourna- ment 25 Homecoming Court 45 Hall of Fame: Most Friendly. MERILYN L. HARGIS Choral Club 55 Tri-Hi-Y 2. BETTY JEAN HENCHES sofrbaii 3, 4. EDMUND MCKEILL HENDERSON, JR. Annual Staff 45 Dramatic Club 2,3,4, Presi- dent 45 Beta Club 3,4, 55 Spelling Champion 45 National French Contest 3,4, First Place5 Hall of Fame: Most Intelligent. KITTY HICKMAN Tri-Hi-Y 35 FHA 3,4, 55 Choral Club 5. FRANKIE HILL ChoralClub 5, Vice-president 55 FFA 55 Pep Club 55 Monogram 4,55 JV Football 1,25 JV Basketball 25 Varsity Baseball 2,3,4,5, Mgr. 25 Varsity Football 4,55 Varsity Basketball 3,4,55 All Shore Basketball Team5 Baseball Most Valuable Player 45 Honorary Co-captain Football 5. JUDITH CAROL HOPPER Annual Staff 55 Monogram 4,55 Softball 3,4, 55 Captain 3,45 Hall of Fame: Most Athletic. ANNE TTE JOHNSON 4- H 1 . GLORIA DIANE JONES Annual Staff 45 Beta Club 3,45 Dramatic Club 45 Monogram Club 4,55 Student Council 15 Choral Club 5, Secretary 55 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Soft- ball 3. MARGARET HELEN JONES Annual Staff 4,55 Pep Club 5. SENIOR PAMELA LUCILLE JONES 4-H 15 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,5, Chaplain 55 Annual Staff 5, Business Manager 55 Softball 25 High Salesman Magazine Drive. GEORGE B. KELLAM, JR. Band 1,2, 3,4, 55 Dramatic 4, 55 Newspaper Staff 55 JV Football 2. THOMAS H. KELLY, III DE Club 4, 5, Treasurer 4, President 5. JACQUELINE LOUISE LANSDALE DE Club 55 Homecoming Queen 5. ROBERT KELLY LEWIS Student Council 3,4,55 Band 1,2,3,4,5, Presi- dent 55 ChoralClub 5, President 55 Beta Club 3,4, 55 Baseball 2,35 Honor Code Council5 Hall of Fame: Most Talented. MARY LUCIE MAPP Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, 55 Beta Club 3,4, 55 Debate Club 3,4, 5, State Debate Team 4, President 55 Monogram Club 4, 55 JV Cheerleader 1, 25 Var- sity Cheerleader 3,4, 5, Captain 55 Student CouncilRepresentative 55 Pep Club 55 Treasu- rer of Class 35 Nominee for Secretary to Tri- Hi-Y district conference5 Hallof Fame: Most likely to Succeed. BARRY BYRD MARSH DE Club 5, Photographer 55 Choral Club 55 Hall of Fame: Most Flirtatious. JANET DAWN MCCREADY Tri-Hi-Y 25 FHA 35 ChoralClub 55 Secretary of Class 45 Homecoming Representative 2. 26 DIRECTORY MARTHA MCCREADY Tri-Hi-Y 35 Choral Club 55 Pep Club 55 Home- coming Representative 2, 55 Hall of Fame: Most Flirtatious. BENNYLE FRANKLIN MEARS DE Club 4, 55 Track 3, 45 Varsity Football Man- ager 35 Manager of JV Basketball 3. CHESTER ERVIN MOORE, JR. FFA 25 Track 15 Basketball Mgr. 4. JAMES RUSSELL PARTIN Camera Club 25 Monogram Club 4, 55 Choral Club 55 Baseball 1,2,4, 55 Varsity Basketball 35 JV Football 2. WILLLAM WARREN PRETTYMAN Monogram Club 4, 5, President 55 Debate Club 55 JV Football 2, Varsity Football 3,4,55 JV Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, 55 Baseball 2,3,4, 55 All District 2nd Team Bas- ketball 45 All Shore Basketball 45 Hall of Fame: Most Talkative. JOHN L. RIPPON Vice-president of Class 15 Varsity Basketball 35 Varsity Football 35 Track 35 Hall of Fame: Best Dressed. FRANCIS VERNON ROLLEY, JR. Choral Club 5. WILLIAM RUSSELL SCOTT BARBARA ANN SENN Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, 55 Annual Staff 4, 55 Debate Club 4,55 Pep Club 5. WILLIAM SHOCKLEY 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, 5, Reporter 2, Vice-presi- dent 35 FFA 2,3,4,5, Reporter 4, President 55 State Delegate to FFA Convention 45 JV Foot- ball 1,2. MARGARET WILSON SHREEVES Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, 55 Band 1,2,3,4,5, Treasurer 55 Monogram Club 4,55 Secretary 55 Choral Club 55 Pep Club 55 Softball 2,3,4, 55 JV Cheerleader 25 Beta Contestant 25 Hall of Fame: Most Ver- satile. VICTOR LEN SIMPSON JOHN HAMILTON SMITH RUTH SOMERS Annual Staff 55 FHA 45 Choral Club 5. DIANE STEWART Debate Club 3,4, 55 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Dramatic Club 45 Newspaper Staff 55 Vice-President of Class 25 Beta Contestant 55 Hall of Fame: Most Talkative. DAVID O. SUMNERS, JR. 4-H 1,4,5, President 55 Choral Club 55 Base- ball Manager, 455. CHRISTOPHER STAN STURGIS Student Council 35 JV Football 15 Varsity Foot- ball 3. CHARLES D. TANKARD FFA 2, 3,4, 5, Vice-president 4, 55 Camera Club 35 State Delegate for FFA Convention 4. VIRGINIA TAYLOR 4-H 1, 2, Treasurer 25 ChoralClub 55 Pep Club 5. 27 SENIOR KENNETH S. TERRY Monogram Club 4, 55 Pep Club 55 Newspaper Staff 55 Student Council 55 Vice President of Class 45 Varsity Football 3,4,55 Track 4,55 Eastern Shore News Player of the Week. PRINCE A. THOMPSON Monogram Club 4, 55 Pep Club 55 Student Coun- cil 5, Vice-President 55 JV Football 25 JV Basketball 1,2,35 Track 2, Varsity Football 3,4, 55 Varsity Basketball 4,55 Baseball 3,45 Eastern Shore News Player of the Week5 Hall of Fame: Most Athletic. MARGARET TILGHMAN Monogram Club 4,55 Softball 4. MARY DEEM TURNER Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, 5, President 55 Debate Club 35 Annual Staff 55 Student Council 1,35 Secretary of Class 35 JV Cheerleader 15 Hall of Fame: Most Humorous. FRANCINE IRIS VAN HELVERT Monogram Club 55 Choral Club 55 Pep Club 55 Softball 3,45 Hall of Fame: Most Talented. ROSALYN VAN HELVERT Choral Club 55 Monogram 4,55 Pep Club 55 Softball 4, 55 Hall of Fame: Most Talented. E. RANDOLPH WARD, JR. Debate Club 4, 5, Reporter 45 Monogram Club 4, 55 Annual Staff 2,3,4, 5, Sports Editor 3, As- sistant Editor 4, Editor in Chief 55 Dramatic Club 4, Reporter 45 Quill and Scroll 4, 55 Cho- ral Club 55 Varsity Football Manager 4, 5, Pro- gram Editor 5' Basketball Mana er 3 4' Stat- 5 g 3 7 istician 45 Hall of Fame: Most School Spirited. DIRECTORY WILLIAM D. WATSON DE Club 55 Choral Club 5, Treasurer 55 Hall of Fame: Most Humorous. DONNA GRUNEWALD WEBB Beta Club 3,4, 55 Hall of Fame: Most Intelli- gent. BEVERLY GREY WESCOTT Debate Club 45 Beta Club 3, 4, 5, Vice-president 55 Pep Club 55 Monogram Club 4, 55 Band 1,2, 35 Vice-president of Class 35 Varsity Cheer- leader 4, 55 Homecoming Representative 15 Beta Contestant 4, 5, Third runner up 4. GARY MARVIN WEST Monogram Club 4, 5, DE Club 55 JV Football 25 JV Basketball 1,2,35 Varsity Baseball 3,4, 55 Varsity Basketball 4, 5. MARGARET LOUISE WEST Tri-Hi-Y 3,4555 Beta Club 3,4,5, President Student Council tex-officioj 55 Pep Club 55 Hall of Fame: Best Dressedg Beta Club 3,4,5, President 5. JOHN JAY WHITTINGTON Student Council 3,4,5, President 55 Debate Club 4,5, Treasurer 45 Choral Club 55 Pep Club 55 President of Class 25 JV Football 1,25 VarsityBaseball 2,35 Varsity Football 45 Hall of Fame: Most Likely to Succeed. WILLIAM WILKINS ALICE AMES WILLIAMS Transfer Student Choral Club 55 National Honor Society. JOSEPH RICHARD WOOD Camera Club 25 Choral Club 55 Baseball 2. 1 1TH GRADE Mary Lou Burnley Juanita Deyerle W ff ff , ,QU f 'Q f 4 R st Stephen Bartholomew Joan Bell Jacqueline Bell Harvey Belote Ann Boole John Bowen Robert Carpenter Guy Dorey Larry Crosley Joseph Doughty 5 Q 'Ev Dorotha Culver Gregory Downing N Bessie Custis W O. William S Downing . 30 2 A ,Q 5. 5 . 3 3 M., 'Y Zi TS TW Barbara X Duer N Mary Anne Floyd Elizabeth Bobbie Jane Dunton Edwards Engle Thomas Daniel Donald Fountaine Gershowitz Goshorn 'QW' ll X Y2.'T'r xxX Diane Hope Elton James Rebecca Kellam Rufus Lane Catherine Leatherbury Billy Lemon 31 Reed Todd Ennis Farlow Bonnie Ira Hamilton Higbee Darlene Mapp Joseph T. Mapp William Mason Cindy Mathewson Geraline Mears Jay Meek George James Lean James W. Jacquelme Patr1c1a Ronald Metz Mltchell Mitchell Moore Moore Moore Barbara Douglas Mary Lee Betty Ellzabeth John Bonn1e Oakley Outten Outten Pearson Powell Pusey 32 X T . 4'-Y-v Wendy Billie William Norma Bowen John Wayne Pusey Pusey Rayfield Read Robbins Robinson Margaret Rita Jo Ann Marian Kay Michael William Rogers Routzong Sayers Sayers Scanlan Shannonhouse Eric Charles Shrieves Shirley Simpson Ruby Spady John Waverly Spence William Snyder John Stewart 33 Donald Stine Robert Leslie Sumne rs Helen Terry Barbara Thomas Ann Watson Laura Watson Ronald Vivian Wanda Garnett James Linda West Whitted Williams Wilson Wood Wyatt DIFFICULT DECISICDNS PROM. Steve Bartholomew, Rita Routzong, Reed Ennis, and Mary Anne Floyd discuss prom themes for 1965 Jun- ior-Senior Prom. WHICH STONE ? Patsy Brittingham, Ronnie Moore, and Kit Mears make their big decision before ordering school rings. IOTH GRADE I 4-- 6vN fs. an-s. 4 , 5 .A Ji 62 1 9 I Nfl ,ga Ld ,N I -me--r Xxx Xfl it I ,4 Charlotte Adkins Peggy Ames Herbert Arnold Maggie Badger Steven Bell Reade Belote Linda Bosse Delores Bowen Robert Bowen Phyllis Bradshaw Robert Brady Rudolph Brady Stephen Bralley Linda Cameron Linda Carpenter Melvin Coates Gene Colonna Elzabeth Cowling Shirley Crockett Jeffrey Davis Kathy Doughty Francis Downing Charlotte Duer Edward Eder Deborah Etz Eugene Fitchett Florence Fitchett Wayne Gerringer C. Ernest Gibb Cary Goffigon Jo Gregory Michael Hawker Hannah Henderson James Henderson Ann Hopkins Gloria Hopper James Hopper Brigitte Hurtt Henry Jones Jane Kellam Pamela Korleski John Lansdale Steve Lewis Mary Dudley Mapp Myron Marsh Terry Marshall Albert Mason Jamine Massey Dennis Mathewson J. Steve McCready Christopher Mears Linda Mears Thomas Merritt Donnie Moore J aney Nottingham Linda Sue Outten James Payne John Payne Donald Pearson Darryl Powell 3 ST? X ., ,Q to my 'tat l ltt 9 'iA.: S to to W Q George Rehl Charles Renner Betty Jane Rogers Warren Scanlan Rawlings Scott Rickie Scott Thomas Scott Rebecca Selby Richard Shannonho Alwood Shreaves Otto Shreaves Clyde Small Rita Smith Wayne Smith Betty Somers I f, .ff William Spady Diana Stevens James Stewart Patricia Tankard Carol Tayg Wescott Terry Marshall Timm Kathleen Turner Phil Turner Dorothy West Roger West Paulette Wiggins Harold Wise Ellen Wood USG ' 1 2,1 A 1 K Wd o xv 9TH GRADE William Alford Ruth Ames Deborah Arnold Deborah Bailey Frank Bell Linda Bell Allen Birch Joseph Bosse Dennis Bradford Billy Brady Malinda Brady Marion Brady Thomas Brown Gwendolyn Bundick George Butler I 9543 ... ,.., 7: F' ji it g I i f obert Carpenter James Coffey Francis Collins Parks Colonna Barbara Cosby Charles Cox Keith Crumb Ellen Dix Hubert Doughty Melson Doughty John Downing Bonnie Dunton Robert Eder D . Christopher Elliott Arlene Etz Cathy Evans Joseph Ferebee Wade Fitzgerald Charles Floyd Katherine Charnock 4. .13 'QSIQEFJ4 , A Gary Lewis William Lewis George Mapp Frances Marsh Keith Marshall Barbara Mason William Mason Dwight Matthews Corinne Mears Isaac Mears George Merritt Brenda Moore Christine Moore Virginia Morris Jerome Nottingham Kathyanne Parker Brenda Parks Kenneth Pennell Cynthia Phillips Hilton Phillips QI Y 6 'Q 1 . , :S . M ,- Q ,., 5 . at Ag .. .- , CN . wr' --' a ,Mas , 5233? L ev a ' ' I 4 ' L Rf if r ,F A E f . l Y' girl! ' , 'tfi f f Yi- H x l 'et M 8'3 wi Linda Floyd Martha Fountaine Ketsy Gibb Elton Gladden Donald Hall Nancy Hall Mary Hand James Hertig Cassandra James Arnold Jones Roland Kellam Betty Jo Lafferty Bruce Lambertson Dixon Leatherbury Elijah Lewis -ey, Q K + -. , Mtv' .M x l .aa K T7 12 ul Ill -4 Siu .. -I ..-' 1 ffl . I A N . .-HQ. , I 3,44 ,s, ' .' - 1, ---' nl Q Dago Pieras Nestor Pieras James Powell James Prince Teresa Pruitt Carla Riggin Addison Robbins Steven Robbins Michael Routzong Allen Rowe Shirley Rue William Russell Glen Selby Leroy Smith Phil Snyder i 'x' V 5, .. 1- 1 Q -4. nv 5 X 3' 255552 W P XX SN- au A Y if 'P tts. : ,- ..,- M A.. A- - 4.5-., ,K if my ' Q ff K Q r 3 , 1 S am .. , - gt H, .7, 1 .wefw-1-.: . fgH:ff,:' 1 , is 'i 'H 11 f inf!! Q it ' fs.vs155?5Pi 'Rl this Q2 RK Sw J.f'z! my J' MSW Miki ' I , M is S if ff? 4 f' nk G 'Sw -MP 1 Q . . 1 42 Pamela Stewart James Stewart William Taylor June Thomas Robert Thomas M. Charlene Travis Claudia Turner James Turner Margaret Voyles Joan Walters Joe West Daniel White Betsy Whittington Suzanne Willis Deborah Wilson Elizabeth Wise 8TH GRADE Nu--. Twi- . , ' F 9 f S W.- E 'Pe-V g A V ni ,i,!'ig, I A .Y b I QLSQL 's 1 as , xlib L, up 1 X , 1 X K-f X 'We xx Daniel Abbott G. W. Adkins Larry Ball James Barce Christine Bell Jean Belote Richard Birch Charles Boss Jeanie Bowen Clyde Bradford Wayne Bradford Essie Brady Ray Brady John Cameron Donnie Campbell Austin Carpenter Deborah Chandler Ann Charnock M. Virginia Charnock Kay Crumb Jeffrey Culver Virginia Dix Claudia Doughty Joan Doughty Joan Duer Ted Duer H. N. Dunton Eugene Eder Elizabeth Etheridge Frank Etz Ellen Farlow Thomas Fox Doris Guy Mary Jane Hinman Carolyn Hope Joseph Hopkins Larry H. Hopkins Sharon Isdell Margaret Kellam Bessie Lane Carson Lewis Teresa Lilley Charles Mapp Betty Marshall Raymond Marshall Lynn Mason Francine Mathewson Marie Merritt John Nottingham Richard Nottingham Peggy Outten Milton Outten Jean Parker Wayne Parker J. Anthony Partin Michael Pollock Suellen Prince K. Sue Pruitt Helen Reed Raymond Rehl Abbie Reynolds Fred Richardson Paul Rogers Floyd Robbins David Russell Donna Savage Irving Sayers Jack Scott Preston Scott Jane Shackelford cs 'N ? wk -.mil it - A xv F , A W , A ff l f 3:3 , K W' N X l y Ba Dana K. Spady Harry Spady Nan Tankard fkx , I Warren Smith 4. ve 1 Thomas Rebecca Trower James Turner Howard Turner Cecil Vandergrift Stephen Vass James Walters Austin Ward G. Thomas Webb Letchia Webb -Tohn Wilson John Dean Wilkins Christopher Woodland Donald Johnson Larry Moore EIGHTH GRADE PARTY PREPARATION: Mr. Timm supervises as A. C. PARTICIPATION: Linda Fowler, Danny Abbott, Ward, Suellen Prince, and Ginny Charnock move Howard Turner, Nan Tankard, and others enjoy tables and chairs from lunchroom for party. THE PARTY. 46 , ' , CLASSES V 2 Q B gy' ENGLISH 10. Readingis a vital part of any English program. Rita Smith, Jimmy Payne, Al Shreaves, and Flor- ence Fitchett discuss books with Mrs. Holland. WORLD HISTORY. Geography is im- portant in a study of history. Phil Phillips and Corinne Mears study maps with Mr. Oakley. THE SPOKEN WORD. Steve Bell, Bub Shreaves, Bridgitte Hurtt, Jim- my Henderson, Cary Goffigan, and other first year French students learn as they listen to French spo- ken by a native Frenchman. 48 GENERAL MATHEMATICS I. Indi- vidual practice is important in learn- ingnew skills. Eighth grade students work with new mathematic concepts. GEOMETRY. Mrs.Klein observes as Lyn Butler, Bess Custis, and J. T. Mapp construct the bisector of an angle. BIOLOGY. Mr. Turner demon- strates the kymograph, an instrument which will record heart beats, to 10th grade students, Jimmy Stewart, My- ron Marsh, and Patricia Tankard. 49 xafi. 1, ft r . I DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION. Stu- dent workers employed in the book- store gain experience while helping fellow students by providing mer- chandise information and assisting them with the proper selection. Al- bert Mason, Gary West, and Jim Wood serve Jim Partin. OUTLINE PRACTICE. The blended characters md and mt should be struck upward and fill the line. Prac- tice each outline until you can write the word easily. Be sure the md stroke is long--the width of the line! Future stenographers practice their outlines. BOOKKEEPING. My trial balance won't balance. Does yours '? Mrs. Addison assists Wanda Will- iams as Faye Daffin, Joan Bell, and Billy Rayfield solve problems. 50 ART, Merilyn Hargis and John Rip- pon work on ceramics project as part of their second year art course. SYMPHONIC BAND. The Northamp- ton High School Bandineets as Z1 reg- ularly scheduled class five periods nweek. This year the Band has twelve woodwinds, five saxaphone, fourteen brass, and three percussion instru- rnentalists. The Northampton High School Band officers are President: Bobby Lewis Vice-Pres.: Keith Burton Secretary: Bonnie Pusey Treasurer: Peggy Shreeves TRIO. Three of the senior Band in e in b e r s, Keith Burton, Pe gg Shreeves, and Bobby Lewis, compose the French horn section of the Band. 5 I 3 . 3 ,cbt ef, -1 X55- zf' I-i in -. .f1yi+K T s q 741 lx' ,,. GYMNASTICS. Students are exer- cisingon the various pieces of appa- ratus in a physical education class. Pictured are the Side Horse, Hori- zontal Bar, Parallel Bar, Low Par- allel Bar, and Balance Beam. Eighth grade students are oriented in the basic skills in tumbling and gym- nastics. HEALTH. Students learn about in- sect carriers of disease in the health course given as part of the Physical Education and Health program. ' x ,- ,V l A 5 X A Q X t . T ,X. xr xx in WOMEN DRIVERS! Dolores Bowen and Shirley Simpson learn that driv- ing is not all fun. Hard work can enter the picture! The Driver Education course is of- fered to students fifteen years of age and older who wish this training. 52 RESEARCH. Students take advantage of study hall in the library to com- plete research assignments for their classes. I , H if BUT WILL IT FIT? Barbara Senn, Betty Badger, and Diane Stewart, senior home economics students, work on homemaking projects. The homemaking course for seniors is centered around good management of time, energy, and income, which will contribute to successful family life. CHEMISTRY. Learning laboratory techniques is essential in science courses. Chemistry students, Keith Colonna, Parkes Downing, and Faye Hamblin, demonstrate for Connie Belote. 53 4.,,,,,A ,,,. ,. T 5 an Ginn. . ,- , 'X 1 ' w FIRST SEMESTER HONOR RQLL All Northampton High School Students, both General and College Preparatory, are in- cluded on the Honor Roll for the first semester 1964-1965, in which they achieve an average of 9192, with no grade below C . The following are receiving this honor: 12TH GRADE Constance Belote, Patricia Brown, Fletcher Chalmers, Susan Dudley, Rebecca Elliott, Joan Evans, Edmund Henderson, Jr., Gloria Jones, Mary Lucie Mapp, Donna G. Webb, Margaret West, Randolph Ward. 11TH GRADE Jane Engle, Mary Ann Floyd, Cindy Mathewson, Mary Lee Outten, Billie Pusey, Bonnie Pusey, Wendy Pusey, Margaret Rogers, William Shannonhouse, Donald Stine, Ann Wat- son, Laura Watson, Vivian Whitted. 10TH GRADE Steve Bralley, Linda Cameron, Bess Cowling, Ernie Gibb, Cary Goffigon, James Hen- derson, Hannah Henderson, Brigitte Hurtt, Jane Kellam, Janey Nottingham, Linda Sue Outten, Betty Jane Rogers, Otto Shreaves, Jr., Patricia Tankard, Kathleen Turner, Ellen Wood. 9TH GRADE William Alford, Frank W. Bell, Jr., Thomas Brown, Barbara Ann Cosby, Hubert Doughty, Linda Floyd, Charles Floyd, Martha Fountaine, Ketsy Gibb, Dixon Leatherbury, George R. Mapp, Corinne Mears, Kathyanne Parker, Carla Riggin, Shirley Rue, Charlene Travis, Claudia Turner, Daniel White, Deborah Wilson, Elizabeth Wise, Melvin T. Doughty. 8TH GRADE Daniel Abbott, Charles Boss, Joan Doughty, Joan Duer, Ted Duer, Eugene Eder, Fran- cine Mathewson, Dick Nottingham, Preston Scott, Jane Shackelford, Howard Turner. 54 x ACTIVITIES X STUDENT COUNCIL President............... Vice President . . 12th Grade Linda Abbott Keith Burton Moggie Edwards Bill Fray Bobby Lewis Mary Lucie Mapp Dawn McCready Kenneth Terry Prince Thompson Beverly Wescott Peggy West Jay Whittington . Jay Whittington Secretary ....... . . . . . . . . . . Keith Burton . .Prince Thompson Treasurer . . . . . Bill Fray Sponsor: Mr. E. M. James, III. S. C. A. MEMBERS 1 lth Grade Jane Engle Tom Fountaine Bill Mason Barbara Oakley Wendy Pusey Donald Stine 10th Grade Bess Cowling John Lansdale Kathleen Turner 9th Grade Martha Fountaine Ketsy Gibb Mike Routzong 8th Grade Kay Crumb Peggy Outten Fred Richardson The purpose of the Student Council shall be to cultivate a feeling of fellowship between teachers and students, to maintain good conduct, to improve the ethical standards of students, to encourage sportsmanship, and to promote the general welfare for ourselves and future students of Northampton High School. 56 BETA MEANS SCHCJLARSHIP .gr x . K V 1. ff'-r,z?f.,,.. E. . i I ..,. k.VL ,tM.,...vi .Il lx.. , ' J - ,25i:Qi -v . . - - f f L+: A .firm , Qzifif' 1 ' . 'l5f.f' Q : 'et .- 2 3 f M 'W f'5 President ..... Vice President. . . Secretary .... Sponsor. . . Linda Abbott Constance Belote Andrew Duer Barbara Duer Margaret Edwards Rebecca Elliott Jane Engle Mary Anne Floyd Faye Hamblin Edmund M. Henderson, Jr. Gloria D. Jones Mary Lucie Mapp Members . . Margaret West . . Beverly Wescott . . Rebecca Elliott . . Lila N. Jacob Cindy Matthewson Mary Lee Outten Bonnie Pusey Wendy Pusey Margaret Rogers William Shannonhouse, Jr. Donald Stine Ann Watson Laura Mapp Watson Beverly Wescott Margaret West Vivian Whitted ' as R The National Beta Club, organized in January of 1934, is a non-secret, leadership club for highschool students. The main purposes of the club are to promote the ideals of honesty, ser- vice, and leadership, and to reward students who have achieved the 91 average in their work. The club also urges high education for its members. The Beta Club in Northampton High was organized in May of 1952 and is under regulation and supervision by the local school administration. The club has certain requirements which each member must meet. 57 TORCH STAFF BUDGET! Randy, Judy, and Pam go over finances for the 1965 Torch. EDITOR-IN-CHIE F BUSINESS MANAGER BUSINESS MANAGER Judy Hopper Pam Jones, Asst. SPONSOR: Mrs. Loretta W. Smalley Linda Abbott Steve Bartholomew John Camerson Quincy Dix Charlotte Duer Barbara Duer Arlene Etz Cary Goffigon Photography Layout Steve Bartholomew Randy Ward Allan Rowe Barbara Duer Hannah Henderson Cary Goffigon Helen Terry Clubs Darlene Mapp Barbara Senn Mary Deem Turner Peggy Jones Linda Abbott Barbara Duer Cary Goffigon Anne Bell Quincy Dix Jenny Bull Sports Randy Ward Barbara Senn Beth Wise John Cameron Frank Bell Candy James Hannah Henderson Peggy Jones Claudia Turner Suzanne Willis Beth Wise Cindy Phillips Typists Anne Bell Linda Burleson Anne Gladden Judy Hopper Pam Jones Bonnie Pusey Barbara Senn Ruth Somers Randy Ward Advertising Bonnie Pusey Helen Terry Claudia Turner Beth Wise 58 NHS HAS QUILL AND SCROLL CHAPTER Northampton High School was granted a charter of the Quill and Scroll Society, Inter- national Honorary Society for High School Journalists, in February 1964. To be eligible for membership in the Quill and Scroll Society, students must qual- ify as follows: l. They must be of at leastjunior or senior classification. 2. They must be in the upper third of their class in general scholarship standing. 3. They must have done superior work in some phase of journalism or school publi- cation work, such as writing, editing, busi- ness management, or production. 4. They must be recommended by the supervisor or by the committee governing publications. 5. They must be approved by the Execu- tive Secretary of the Society. up ' INITIATED. ln April 1964 Elizabeth Windley, Hazel Revell, Faye Collins, and Randy Ward became members of Quill and Scroll. NEWSPAPER CLUB ORGANIZED The Newspaper Club, although it did not produce a publication, works on news articles and paper layout. With the knowledge and experience gained this year, it is hoped that Northampton High School will be able to have a school newspaper in the years to come. Editor ....... . . .Sue Dudley Assistant Editor. . . . . . Reed Ennis Sponsor . ........ .... M rs. Addison Members Connie Belote Sara Camerson Sue Dudley Reed Ennis Juanita Deyerle George Kellam Jimmy Mitchell Patricia Tankard 59 THE PLAY'S THE THING The Northampton High School Dra- matics Club is responsible for the Christmas Pageant and other plays that it agrees to present during the school year. Me mber s of the club receive a knowledge of play writing, of the me- chanics of producing plays, and of ap- pearing before an audience. SELECTION. Catherine Leatherbury, Dixon Leatherbury, Sonny Kellam, and Nan Tankard review possible plays to be presented this year. President Jane Engle Vice-President Helen Terry Secretary Margaret Rogers Treasurer Betsy Dunton Sponsor Mrs. Maggie Badger Stephen Bralley Dorothy Lee Culver Barbara Duer Joan Duer Betsy Dunton Jane Engle Ellen Farlow Elton Gladden Mike Hawker Margaret Holland MEMBERS Sonny Kellem Bessie Lane Kitty Leatherbury Dickie Leatherbury Teresa Lilley J. T. Mapp Albert Mason Lynn Mason Sue Pruitt Charles Renner Abby Reynolds Margaret Rogers Bill Scott Jane Shackelford Nan Tankard Patricia Tankard Helen Terry Wescott Terry Lowell Wallace PUBLIC SPEAKERS PREPARE STATE DEBATERS. Senior, Francis Nottingham, junior, Mary Lucie Mapp, and tenth graders Reed Ennis and Donald Stine represented Northampton High School at the State Debate in Charlottesville. The members did an outstanding job for such a young team, commented Mr. Kenneth Webb, Debate sponsor. With three returning state debaters and other qualified members, the outlook for this year is very promising. The George B. Wynne Debating Society, named in honor of its founder and long-time spon- sor, is a forensic club interested in national and international issues of current interest. Its purpose is to improve public speaking ability and to teach the techniques of effective debating. Under the direction of their sponsor, Mr. Webb, and Mr. James, the members prepare for the state debate held annually in Charlottesville. Each member is encouraged to try out for the debatingteam, which will represent our school in state-wide competition. Last year our school was represented by the following members: Mary Lucie Mapp, Barbara Duer, Reed Ennis, Jay Whittington, Francis Nottingham, and Donald Stine. Persons interested in public speaking or debating are Welcome to join. SEATED: Susan Dudley, Secretary, Reed Ennis, Vice President, Mary Lucie Mapp, Presidentg Donald Stine, Treasu- rerg and Helen Terry, Reporter. FIRST ROW: Jane Engle, Betsy Dunton, Linda Abbott, Vivian Whitted, Barbara Duer, Sara Cameron, Margaret Rogers, Charlotte Duer, Barbara Senn, Cary Goffigon, Pam Korleski, Becky Elliott, Han- nah Henderson. SECOND ROW: Mr. E. M. James, III, Mr. Kenneth Webb, sponsor, Butch Nottingham, Parkie Down- ing, Bill Prettyman, Steve Bartholomew, Randy Ward, Jay Whittington, Mike Routzong, Bucky Mapp. Also Jo Gregory, Faye Hamblin, and Betty Jane Rogers Knot in picturej 6l SENIOR TRI-HI-Y Linda Abbott, Charlotte Adkins, Peggy Ames, Bettie Bell Badger, Mary Lou Burnley, Elizabeth Cowling, Cathy Doughty, Bobbie Edwards, Mary Edwards, Becky Elliott, Deborah Etz, Mary Ann Floyd, Cary Goffigan, Martha Jo Gregory, Bonnie Hamilton, Hannah Henderson, Ann Hopkins, Brigitte Hurtt, Pamela Jones, Jane Dare Kellam, Pam Koleski, Mary Lucie Mapp, Jamine Massey, Janie Nottingham, Barbara Oakley, Linda Sue Outten, Bonnie Pusey, Billie Pusey, Wendy Pusey, Barbara Senn, Margaret Shreeves, Carol Taylor, Kathleen Turner, Mary Deem Turner, Ann Watson, Laura Watson, Margaret West, Beverley Wescott, Vivian Whitted, Ellen Wood, Linda Wyatt, Mary Lee Outten, Barbara Thomas, Betty Jane Rogers fNot picturedl. President .... . . Mary Deem Turner Treasurer. . . . Betty Bell Badger Vice-president . . . . Beverley Wescott Chaplain. . ...... Pamela Jones Secretary .... . .Margaret Edwards Sponsors . . . Miss Margaret Scott Mrs. Bertie Henderson All members of the club strive to live up to the platform of the organization: CLEAN SCHOLAR- SHIP, CLEAN SPEECH, CLEAN SPORTSMAN- SHIP AND CHRISTIAN LIVING. Jamine and Pam work on poster for Clean Scholarship cam- paign. 62 JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y ORGANIZED P01150 President ................ Claudia Turner Chaplain . . . Vice-President . . . Cindy Phillips Historian . . Secretary .... . . .Beth Wise Reporter. . . Treasurer . . .Linda Floyd Sponsor . .. MEMBERS Debbie Arnold Debbie Bailey Cindy Bull Ginny Dix Quincy Dix Linda Floyd Candy James Peggy Outten Cindy Phillips Arlene Etz JUNIOR HI-Y FOR BOYS . . . Shirley Rue . . Debbie Bailey . . . . . Arlene Etz . . .Mrs. Betsy Klein Shirley Rue Claudia Turner Suzanne Willis Beth Wise . 1, ' President. . . . Vice-President . Secretary . . . . John Birch Joe Bosse Wayne Bradford Frank Etz Larry Hopkins . . . . . . . . . . Bobby Thomas Treasurer . . .Danny Abbott Chaplain . . .Glen Thomas Sponsor . . MEMBERS Billy Mason Mickey Outten Tony Partin Fred Richardson F. U. Robbins 63 . . .Charles Floyd . . . G. W. Adkins Mr. William Timm David Russell Preston Scott Warren Smith Kermit Vandergrift Chris Woodland THIS IS 4-H FIRST ROW: Shirley Rue, David Sumners, Jo Gregory, Linda Sue Outten. SECOND ROW: Liz Etheridge, Peggy Kellam, Kathleen Turner, Carla Riggin, Debbie Wilson, Mary Lee Outten. THIRD ROW: Phil Snyder, Billy Shockley, Tommy Fox, Elton Gladden, Bobby Snyder, Charlene Travis fnot in picturej SHARE THE FUN ACT. Mary Lee and Linda Sue Outten perform. HONOR CLUB BALL. Queen, Mary Lee Out- ten, Lady, Linda Sue Outteng King, Howard Travis, Lord, David Sumners. -If 'Qi' 115' OFFIC ERS President ............. David Sumners Vice President. . .... Jo Gregory . . . . . Shirley Rue Secretary .... Treasurer ..... ..... L inda Sue Outten Extension Agents. . . . Catherine Revell and Roy Nottingham . .Mrs. W. R. Snyder Leader .... The 4-H Club is a voluntary organization for youth 10-19. Through club participation members learn cooperation, leadership, and traits for developing into useful and desirable citizens. The democratic process is carried out through committees, in business sessions at club meetings and in every phase of 4-H. In- terest in and appreciation of their school, church, and community is encouraged so that they may become effective family members and outstand- ing participating citizens. 64 TRAINING FCJR THE JOB The Northampton Distributive Education Club combines classroom instruction and club projects for the benefit of the community, school, and student, by providing students with an opportunity to participate in group activities and com- pete with youth who have similiar interests and career objectives. OFFICERS President ........... Vice-President . Secretary . . . . . Treasurer . . . . Coordinator . . . . MEMBERS Joan Bennett Rudy Brady Donnie Brown Lyn Butler Robert Carpenter Fletcher Chalmers Larry Crosley Joe Doughty Joan Evans Todd Farlovv Eugene Fitchett Betty Henches Gloria Hopper Peggy Carlson Donnie Stiles . .Thomas Kelley . Fletcher Chalmers . Jackie Lansdale . . Donnie Brown Charles A. Harris Tom Kelley Jackie Lansdale Barry Marsh Albert Mason Cindy Mathewson Geraline Mears George Metz Donald Moore Jim Partin John Payne Bill Watson Gary West Jimmy Wood Jimmy Parks Bill Pollok 65 Tom Kelley and Larry Crosley work with their employer, Mr. Burroughs. PRESENTATION. President Tom Kelley presents an honorary life membership to Mr. Wendel Webber at a D E dinner. -vm- menu 1 r' JACKA EERS SUPPORT TEAMS President. . . Secretary. . . Debbie Arnold Steve Bartholomew Joan Bennett Pat Brown Linda Burleson Sara Cameron Jeannie Charnock Ginny Dix Parkie Downing Sue Dudley Joan Duer Faye Hamblin Linda Cameron Mary Sue Hann . . .Linda Burleson Vice President . . . . . . .Barbara Oakley Treasurer. . . . . . . Sponsor ........ Mr. Charles Harris MEMBERS Hannah Henderson Jim Henderson Ann Hopkins Candy James Jane Dare Kellam Darlene Mapp Janie Nottingham Barbara Oakley Linda Sue Outten Peggy Outten Cindy Phillips Charles Renner Betty Jane Rogers Rita Routzong . .Rita Routzong .Parkie Downing J o Ann Sayers Barbara Senn Jane Shackleford Helen Terry Charlene Travis Howard Turner Kathleen Turner Fran Van Helvert Rose Van Helvert Ellen Wood Randy Ward Jay Whittington This year for the first time in the history of Northampton High School there is a pep club The Jacketeers, sponsored by Mr. Charles A. Harris, has really supported the team this year CONGRATULATIONS FOR YOUR GOOD WORK, JACKETEERS. 66 MONOGRAM REORGANIZED President: Vice President: Treasurer: Sergeant-at-Arms: Secretary: Reporter: Sponsor: Charlotte Adkins Richard Ashby Linda Bosse John Bowen Keith Burton Spike Chalmers Keith Colonna Jeff Davis Joe Doughty Ray Doughty Parkie Downing Andy Duer Charlotte Duer Moggie Edwards Becky Elliott Tom Fountaine Billy Fray Chip Hall Frankie Hill Judy Hopper Brigitte Hurtt Gloria Jones OF FIC ERS MEMBERS Bill Prettyman Keith Burton Spike Chalmers Richard Ashby Peggy Shreeves Keith Colonna Mr. Kenneth Parker John Lansdale Mary Lucie Mapp Barbara Oakley Linda Sue Outten Jimmy Partin Bill Prettyman Wendy Pusey Dick Shannonhouse Peggy Shreeves Eric Shrieves Kenneth Terry Prince Thompson Margaret Tilghman Fran VanHelvert Rose VanHelvert Randy Ward Ann Watson Laura Watson Beverly Wescott Gary West Jay Whittington The purpose of the Monogram Club is to further and promote athletics in the school, to work with other organizations in promot- ing various school activities, to afford an opportunity for monogram boys and girls to have a voice in the administration of ath- letics, to promote good fellowship, to foster good sportsmanship, and to encourage the development ofaproper school spirit among all the students of Northampton High School. YI FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Anne Bell, Ruth Somers, Betty B. Badger, Delores Bowen, Anne Gladden, Pat Brown, and Bess Custis. OFFICERS President .... . . . Anne Bell Treasurer . . . . .... Pat Brown Vice President . . . .Bess Custis Reporter . . ...... Anne Gladden Secretary .... . . Betty Badger Sponsor . . .Mrs. Virginia Savedge The Northampton chapter of Future Homemakers of America was reorganized this year. Any student who is taking or has taken a homemaking course may be a member. The goal of FHA membersis to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living. To guide their activities, FHA members follow the following objectives: C15 Discovering myself and my worth to others, C25 Contributing to the joys and satisfactions of family living, Q35 Strengthening my education for future rolesg C43 Launching good citizenship through homemaking. DRAPESI Peggy Jones, Donna Webb, Betty Jean Henches, Bonnie Pusey, and Linda Sue Burleson complete the making of drapes for senior pictures. 68 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA WALL BUILDING. F.F.A. boys build a concrete wall CONSTRUCTION- F-F-A- for a Welding booth, in the shop. Cleallel' which Will be used David Bell Harvey Belote Reade Belote George Butler Jimmy Campbell Charles Cox Guy Dorey Ray Doughty Barry Downing Gregory Downing President .... Vice President . MEMBERS SPONSOR: Mr. John T. Badger Joseph Ferebee Frankie Hill Jimmy Hopper Douglas Outten Donald Pearson Darryl Powell Jimmy Powell Butch Sayers Thomas Scott boys construct a parts in the shop. Al Shreaves Wayne Smith William Snyder John Spence John Stewart Robert Sumners Chuck Tankard William Taylor Jimmy Turner Rickie Scott Joe West Billy Shockley OFFICERS . .Billy Shockley Secretary. . . .Barry Downing . . . Chuck Tankard Treasurer . . . . .Reade Belote Reporter ...... Bobby Snyder FUTURE PHOTOGRAPHERS President Vice- President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Mr. B The Camera Club is sponsored by Mr. Burleigh Turner, Jr. The club is composed of students interested in cameras and taking pictures. Dur- ing the course of the year, the students will see films, plan and participate in demonstrations, and Work in the darkroom. Any student who is inter- ested inthe processing of film and developing pictures is welcome to join the club. Members Larry Crosley Hubert Doughty Charles Floyd Elton Gladden James Henderson Rufus Lane Billy Lemon Myron Marsh Kit Mears Billy Rayfield Allen Rowe Rawlings Scott Dick Shannonhouse Clyde Small Jamie Turner 70 Bill Rayfield ubert Doughty Charles Floyd urleigh Turner Larry Crosley H RCJCKETS AWAY! '. i -sf President ...... Vice President. . . Treasurer .... Charles Boss Austin A. Carpenter Larry Crosley Frankie Eder Reed Ennis Frank Etz Wade Fitzgerald Ernie Gibb Jody Hopkins Larry Hopkins Hank Jones . ...... .Reed Ennis Asst. Treasurer . . . .Jimmie Mitchell . . . J. T. Mapp Secretary. . . . . . . . Albert Mason Sponsor. . MEMBERS Carson Lewis Charles Mapp J. T. Mapp Albert Mason Billy Mason Jimmy Mitchell Dick Nottingham John Nottingham Mickey Outten Fred Richardson Paul Rogers .Wade Fitzgerald Mr. Philip Newton Lee Scanlan Mike Scanlan James Steward Harry Jackson Steward Glenn Thomas Jimmy Turner Hermit Vandergrift Stephen Vass Joe West John Dean Wilkins Chris Woodland The generalpurpose of the Rocket Club, formed in the latter part of 1962-1963 school year, is to promote the education of students interested in model rocketry and to increase their under- standing of satellites and rockets. Through the club, students learn to build and launch rockets of their own. 71 NEW CHORAL GROUP The Choral Music Club was organized this year to provide more music experiences for as many students as possible Programs have included folk, secular, and sacred music. The group is divided into three sections: soprano, alto, and tenor and bass. 72 1 , ' I ' . ' ' I ,, i DO YOU REMEMBER? i f fast N if rn. mi 91 E I x f Q rg 2 242: in R I, :xv if X A fig BSVT :fa ,, I PROM ROYALTY. King and Queen of the 1964 Prom, Jack Sturgis and Patty Nottingham, are attended by the Queen's court and Junior Class officers. i I3 BETA QUEEN Xiu. Barbara Ann Oakley G is Beta Queen of 1964-65. ,A ,arg , l l Q ., it A if -5 . Q N 1 1 CORONATION. Mr. Tankard crowns Home- In t ' at K ' . N L coming Queen, Jackie Lansdale. Her attend- A g , , ' ants are Sharon Isclell, Suzanne Willis, Mar- i tha Mccready, Janie Nottingham, and Rita R ' ' 552 5 ' Routzong. . L 3 WINNER. The Tri-Hi-Y wins the contest for best Homecoming float for the second con- secutive year. T5?f1, V ....'i f - TORCH PRODUCTION: DREAM OR NIGHTMARE. The Torch staff sings its theme song lf I Had A Torch in pre-sale campaign skit. PEP RALLY. Go, Big Team, go! S C A ELECTION. Jay or Prince? ALUMNI TEA. Enough punch? WHITE CHRISTMAS. Mrs. Eichelberger accepts for the Welfare Department packages from Hi-Y members who collected from the school. 74 ATHLETICS TRACK IN ACTION FIRST ROW: Coach Kenneth Parker, Harding Wescott, Bill Mason, Francis Downing, Smith James, Gordon Mapp, Jackie Bowen, Mel Doughty, Mark Evans, Richard Gardner. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Terry, Paul Soderstrom, Eric Shrieves, Bill Fray, Johnny Rippon, Chuck Terry, and Hank Goshorn. SCORES District I Track Meet Southampton 50- 1X2 Frank Cox 28 Smithfield 22 GIOUCGSWP 13 NEAR THE TAPE. Bill Fray, 6' 1 junior, is shown here Northampton 15-lf2 as he approaches the finish line to win his race in the Northampton Track Action in 1964. NORTHAMPTON-ONANCOCK MEET Northampton First Place TIDEWATER RE LAYS First place in the Mile Relay ATTEND STATE MEET. Shown below are Gordon Mapp and Harding Wescott, the two boys that ran in the State Group H Track Meet, representing North- ampton High School. V z 5. ,trim 5 T f 3 C BASEBALL 1 964 SCOREBOARD Opponent We They Parksley . . . . 3 4 Frank Cox . . . . 4 1 Cape Charles . . . 8 3 ' James Blair . . . 4 5 James Blair . . . 3 4 Kellam . . . . 5 2 Poquoson . . . 5 4 Poquoson . . . 1 2 Va. Beach. . . . 4 5 Frank Cox . . . 9 10 Parksley . . . 7 6 Va. Beach . . . 7 3 Gloucester . . . 1 0 Gloucester . . . 5 4 Onancock . . . 3 0 Onancock . . . 4 6 Kellam . . . 2 4 Coach H. P. Wescott PITCHING RECORDS HOMERUNS Jimmy Partin .......... . . 3-3 Frankie Hill ....... . . 6 Gary West . . . . . 2-1 Ronnie Crumb . . . . 2 'Tom Fountaine . . . . 4-1 Bill Prince . . . . . 2 Joe Doughty .............. 0-2 Jimmy West . . . . 2 Bill Prettyman . . . . 1 'Fountaine pitched one -hit ball game against Onancock. Coach Kenneth Webb. FIRST ROW: Frankie Hill, Keith Burton, Ronnie Crumb, Billy Prince, Jimmy West, Keith Co- lonna, Bill Prettyman, Coach H. P. Wescott. SECOND ROW: Gary West, Billy Rayfielcl, Prince Thompson, Wayne Colonna, Tom Fountaine, Reed Belote, Jimmy Mitchell, Johnny Downing, mgr.g Parkie Downing, Bub Shreaves, Melvin Coates, Jimmy Partin, Mike Hawker, Steve Bartholomew, Steve Bralley. 77 HAVE soon sEAsoN f ,X-lf t' ' . VL t f-7 . 'V 121 V X 6 ' J V, XX My N X wwf! -. SEATED: Linda Bosse', Delores Bowen, Rose Vanlflelvert, Rita Routzong, Patsy Brittingham. STANDING: Judy Hopper CCaptainJ, Charlotte Adkins, Peggy Shreeves, Elizabeth Windley, Carol Taylor, Debby Etz, Linda Cameron, Wanda Williams, Fran VanHelvert, Cathy Doughty, Cary Goffigan, Linda Sue Outten, Patricia Tankard, Mary Lee Outten, Barabara Oakley, fNot picturedj. D l 5 , , 1 4, I M ,J f J y 1 g ' I Q . , . ,, . , .V 5. , , , .J A . .. 4 ., 44 LA 4 ' fx' px C SCOREBOARD A M -f Opponent We They Parksley 1 7 22 Cape Charles 33 7 Parksley 2 1 8 Onancock 6 4 Onancock 1 0 '7 Coach: Mrs. Nan Kane - l C aptain: Judy Hopper 78 N. H. S. GGLFERS . I Nw .V .,v, fl X by fig? Jake Bell, Jeff Davis, Bill Shannonhouse, and Dick Shannonhouse. Coaches: Mr. Charles Harris and Mr. Richard Warren. May 5 May 11 May 19 May 21 May 25 May 25 May 28 Cape Charles ESYCC Central ESYCC Cape Charles Kellam Parksley MATCHES 4 7 4 7 3 1-1X2 0 Northampton Northampton Northampton Northampton Northampton Northampton Northampton The Northampton High School Golf Team was organized in 1963. With the loss of only one senior on last year's team, the outlook for this year is very favorable. 79 8 5 8 5 9 10- 12 FOOTBALL '64 if J ff if FRONT ROW Steve Bralley mgr Mike Hawker Steve McCready, Joe Doughty Guy Dorey, Keith Burton Bill Fray captain Spike Chalmers, Richard Ashby Bobby Bowen, Jackie Bowen, Parkie Downing Darryl Powell, H M Arnold Harry Gershowitz Elton Gladden mgr SECOND ROW: Coach Kenneth Webb Head Coach Kenneth Parker Hank Goshorn Albert Mason Jeff Davis Wescott Terry Frankie Hill, Kenneth Terry, Bill Prettyman Prince Thompson Andy Duer Eric Shrieves Bub Shrieves John Lansdale, Chip Hall, Bob Sumners Marshall Timm Opponent James Blair Onancock Southampton Smithfield Gloucester Va. Beach Central Kellam Poquoson Franklin DEPARTING SENIORS. FIRST ROW. Keith Burton, Chip Hall, Bill Fray, Captain lAll Group II End 1963, honorable- mention 1964, honorable mention All-Star District I, Group II Teamlg Spike Chalmers fAll-Star District I, Group Il Teamlgtlackie Bowen, Parkie Downing. BACK ROW. Richard Ashby, Kenneth Terry, Bill Prettyman CAll-District I, Group II Virginian- Pilot Team fSecondJ, All-Star District I, Group Il Teamjg Prince Thompson CAll-Star District I, Group II Team, All-District I, Group Il Virginian-Pilot Teamlg Frankie Hill, and Andy Duer. HEADING FOR THE SCORE. Shown below is Prince Thompson, 1964-65's Most Valuable Player, as he heads for the opponent's goal line. BASKETBALL 1964- '65 LEFT TO RKEHT: Bokiby Thomas, mgr.g Albert Mason, mir., Phil Turner, Guy Dorey, Steve Lewis, FrankiefHirl'i Andy Duen,,Bil1 PretQym.ang'Bill. Frjgy, Bill Lewis, ,Gary Wesig, Jackie Bowen, Keith Burton, Billy Mason, mir., Coach George Young gf , su , . ,.. -,. ,sf ,. . ,, ., - .1 ,Tw ,' V f ' X CdLj4CH VANQVCAIQTAINS: ,11rani4ie,Hi11, 'coqchyqeprge ,. H:Young,, - 'a 1EglQBiil.,lPr'etiyman. J ' 3' P l- wwf K , ,Mu 5,1 M1 , I! I, , I 1' 'uf .f,. 1 7 w :H ' 'P' ,. .f ,: N . ' R' f' ' 'X I Opponent Cape Charles Q 5 Gloueesfer E Pocomoke James Blair Franklin Onancock Poquoson Cape Charles Onancock Gloucester James Blair Poquoson Smithfield Franklin Pocomoke X g ,sClo11,E:s8? W .N ilql We 48 33 52 44 48 63 58 83 58 48 27 60 65 46 58 They 14 37 41 84 50 38 41 49 30 52 88 55 46 60 60 ,nw 5 .2 vavf -J' 5, www' fm fw O: WSE? K - In 1 53? A, 235 x s my gi 6 Q 97 ds if 6 S 31? fs J. V. CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Betsy Whittington, Sue Pruitt, Beth Wise. BACK: Martha Fountaine, Debbie Wilson, Barbie Cosby, Kathyanne Parker, Corinne Mears, Lynn Mason, Ketsy Gibb. J. V. TRACK '64 FRONT ROW: Jimmy Payne, E. Wayne Lewis, Pat Wise, Buddy West, H. M. Arnold, Jimmy Prince, Mike Routzong. BACK ROW: Coach Kenneth Parker, Thomas Brown, Dwight Matthews, Elton James, Bobby Bowen, Butch Nottingham, Hubert Doughty, Wayne Gerringer, Jimmy Henderson. ME ET SC ORES Northampton 56 ONANCOCK-NORTI-IAM PTON MEET Cape Charles 30-1X2 Atlantic 3 0 Northampton 73 Parksley 25-1X2 Onancock 43 Onancock 1 1 85 J. V. FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Wade Fitzgerald, Glen Selby, Dwight Mathews, Jereme Nottingham, Jimmy Prince, Dan White, Elijah Lewis,Johnny Downing, Tommy Brown, Mike Routzong, Billy Mason, Chris Elliott, Bub Robbins, Bruce Lambertson, Dixen Leatherbury, and Jimmy Barce. BACK ROW: Coach H. P. Wescott, Preston Scott, Larry Ball, John Cameron, David Russell, Floyd Robbins, Tommy Fox, Joe West, Tony Partin, Danny Abbott, Milton Outten, James Walters, Paul Rogers, Billy Brady, Fred Richardson, Austin Carpenter, Austin Ward, Lt. McCoy, Asst. Coach. SCORES OPPONENT WE THEY OPPONENT WE THEY Onancock 7 O Va. Beach 6 53 Central 12 7 Parksley 26 7 Berlin 7 13 Atlantic 33 7 Buck Mapp, Johnny Downing, H. M. Arnold, Jim Prince, Wade Fitzgerald, Jeff David, Wescott Terry, Jim Steward, Tom Merritt, Mike Routzong, Reed Belote, Elijah Lewis, C. Moore, mgr., Bub Shreaves, capt., Coach E. M. James, III. SCORES OPPONENT WE THEY OPPONENT WE THEY Cape Charles 22 33 Onancock 22 17 Gloucester 26 50 Poquoson 24 55 James Blair 30 56 Onancock 62 35 Franklin 38 46 Poquoson 41 42 Smithfield 41 56 Pocomoke 48 41 Franklin 38 47 Smithfield 41 52 86 To Readers: r or l ryayoo i I K - , . following you will find the advertisemenie i a of Northampton High have friends for many years. you, products or servicesysto in n V n spent at home benefitioiir homese yo Bonnie r Advertising Manager of THE TORCH Do as our D E classes urge, y SHOP AT HOME, G ,n- i an e' axflifiiii ff Xilfhaxf fxNO'Ax 5 Mr. 8: Mrs. Joe Dovsmes Mr. 81 Mrs. Crawley Lewis Eastville, Virginia Cape Charles, Virginia Mr. 81 Mrs. Warner Smith Mrs. Ethal Hovermale Cheriton, Virginia Cheriton, Virginia J J - I 15 v man Mr. 8: Mrs. Davy Ross Mr. 81 Mrs. William A. Thompson Eastville, Virginia Cape Charles, Virginia ' S R PUSEY 8. 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