Northampton High School - Torch Yearbook (Eastville, VA)

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Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y’s work together to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Among their projects are White Christ¬ mas, Thanksgiving baskets, and a Christmas party for retarded children. Within the school they spon¬ sor the morning devotions and the grace at lunch. The clubs were hosts to the Eastern Shore District Conference. OFFICERS: Kathy Widgen, treasurer; Jane Currie Turner, president; Mona Taylor, vice-president; Annette Mayhew, secretary; Beth Savage, chaplain. First row: Sheryl Reynolds, Vanessa Jones, Betty Hopkins, Pam Sparrow. Second row: Martha Kellam, Patty Hopkins, Annette Mayhew, Linda Doughty, Dorothy Williams. Third row: Mona Taylor, Debbie Jester, Eleanor Sturgis, Sally Womble, Susan Dunton. Fourth row: Susie Black, Mary Monica Nicolls, Ann Acworth, Vanessa Marsh. Fifth row: Beth Savage, Rosanna James, Debra Walker, Cindy Tank¬ ard, Kathy Widgen. Sixth row: Gwendolyn Boggs, Sylvia Mapp, Iris Doggett, Joanne Shackleford, Jane Turner. B 1, w p t S ' wmtk I Pi w mm ..dm Mi V w fPPISPl g. Wm p ]Lg fij ■ HP Organizations—15

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Tri-Hi-Y’s Host District Conference First row: Mary Suderno, secretary; Debbie Dennis, chaplain; Anne Nottingham, vice-president; Peggy Kellam, treasurer; Joan Doughty, president. Second row: Betsy Tankard, Jenny Floyd, historian; Vanessa Baker, Ruthellen Mary Suderno reads a morning devotion over the P.A. system. Weeks. Third row: Jane Shackelford, Celie Brown, Nancy- Bell. Fourth row: Sharon Colonna, Judy Powell, Patty Hopkins, Etta Rayfield. Fifth row: Lynne Rogers, Abbie Reynolds, Jody Warren, Scottie Acworth. 1 1—Organizations

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Clubs Aim for School Spirit The purposes of the Pep and Varsity Cluhs are to organize cheering at games, to instill an enthu¬ siastic school spirit, and to assure the athletic teams of the support of the student body. Pep Club is open to anyone in ninth through twelfth grades; Varsity, to those who have been awarded letters in their athletic field and have been invited to join. The cluhs are sponsored by Mrs. Walker and Mr. Thomas. Varsity members rejoice after home game victory. First row: Debbie Jester, Patty Hopkins, Theresa Camden, Linda Doughty, Susie Black, Pam Sparrow, Mona Taylor, Eddie Downing, Second row: Delores Pruitt, Paula Small, Lloyd Fox, Wade Powell, Charlie Etheridge, Howard Turner, vice president; Becky Colonna, secretary; Mickey Outten, president; Rosanna James, Connie Whitmarsh, Jane Wyatt, Glenda Thomas, Kate Riggin, A. C. Ward. Third row: Gary Savage, Karen Chandler, Mary Lou Belote, Dotti Colonna, Alice Wilson, Jo Ann Fitchett, Joanne Shackelford, Cindy Tankard, Beth Savage, Kathy Widgen, Annette Mayhew, Duane Phillips, Jenny Floyd, Glenn Phillips. Hallett Latimer, Debra Walker. Fourth row: Robert Fountaine, Frank Etz, Jeffrey Culver, Pres Trower, Tommy Fox, Jimmy Jones, Paig- Ames, Spencer Nottingham, Mike Shelton, Sharon Colonna, Jody Warren, Walter Widgeon, Jane Turner, Kenneth Collins. Fifth row: Glen Tittermary, John Shrieves, David Brow ' n, Greg Routzong, Jimmy Engle, John Riggin, Tommy Mapp, Kendall Hollingworth, Susan Gardner, Blair Stewart, Martha Kellam, Charles Ames, Matt Kellam, Steve Nottingham, Steve Jones, Frank Hope. Sixth row: Jeffrey Ferguson, Cecil Fogle, Tommy Bonniwell, Adrian Carpenter, Ricky Fitchett, Ricky Gaskill, Ricky Kellam, Gary Gladden, George Colonna, Etta Rayfield, David Arnold, Celie Brown, Billy Joe Price, Bill Floyd, Johnny Sanderson, David Partin, Diane Rolley, Hubbard Mayhew. I 16—0 rgauizat ions