Northampton High School - Torch Yearbook (Eastville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1970 volume:

HJlfljL ' - JvJilU 4 Aj$MSuQ _ tfikfi-J UAUi r j grany|r S WEL ; • ; ' -- « ««; .-. .-.«Sf  .v5iiv; L ' :S ' 5 ! . :• ■ Si ; 5 ISSEl: Ha C- (-V) aF 1 VU 7 sUa 7 s ' jtuPut l® p 7 t drfArtirl L ' tfh inxck The Annual Staff Presents The 1970 TORCH Volume XXIV Northampton High School Eastville, Virginia I Table Of Contents School Life.4 Classes.14 Sports.48 Clubs.64 Academics.86 Faculty And Administration.92 Ads.100 Senior Directory.124 Student Index.126 Closing.128 Torch Staff Editor-In-Chief Academics. Art. Classes. Copy. .. Rebecca Colonna .Billy Bell .Duane Phillips Joanne Shackelford . Debbie Miles Faculty And Administration. Howard Scott Organizations.Anne Wood Layout.Eddie Downing Photography And Sports. Kipper Nottingham Typist.Pam Kelly 2 Typist. School Life As do most things, footprints change shape and image as our view of them changes. When we feel on top of the world, footprints are those impressions made by the steps that took us there. Trac¬ ing them reminds us that we made the right moves at the necessary times. When we have been less successful, footprints are discouraging depressions— vivid reminders of our failures. If we wander aimlessly, our footprints are neither impressive nor depressive. They mark no achievements and record no losses. Of course, if we stand still, we make no footprints. But we are not standing still—we are steadily moving; and our footprints are recording the paths we choose. Some may be deep; others, less noticeable. But we are doubtlessly leaving impressions of some kind. Their role in shaping the future will depend on how carefully we are mak¬ ing them in the present. 3 School Life Makes Deep Impressions On Students 5 6 XKE, THIS EftR HF)S (ZEBAJ frLRTCiU T aua 55 A JFX T VetR R -- I OCArt KAJO M) ' (TF) jS SEA lMtR. — I 1 se€ Y =? rf (3 ft ' cFORP Liycro. p{JA j ' x foRcev air. voucuty ' s CLRSb -—- j RCK 7 8 Yellow Jackets Buzz Through Student Life 9 Contrast Is 10 The Key From Frenzy To Serenity, Emotions Abound 12 13 14 Underclassmen Follow In Footsteps Of Seniors 15 Elizabeth S. Acworth Charles P. Ames Clifton R. Ames Victoria L. Ames Darrell M. Beech Thomas G. Bell Michael T. Belote Earl Boney, III 16 Seniors Star Tension mounts as Coach Thomas and seniors watch the gubernatorial election returns. Rita F. Bradford Steve V. Brady Shirley M. Bull Martin L. Burgess Jacqueline M. Carpenter Kris W. Carpenter Linda K. Chambers Samuel G. Clayton 17 Some people don ' t stare at walls; they lean on them! Kenneth L. Collins Rebecca P. Colonna John A. Daughtrey, Jr. Alain D. DeClerfayt Debra L. Dennis Ernest G. Drummond, Jr. Everett F. Dunton Margaret E. Engle Becky and Jenny seek Mr. Parks ' advice on a minor mishap. 18 All Time Is Not For Work Henry B. Floyd Jenny J. Floyd Robert M. Fountaine Nora S. Gardner Edward H. Gibb Lulie A. Gibbs Norman Gladden, Jr. Walter R. Gladden 19 Careers Are Just Around The Corner William M. Hall Herbert L. Hope, III Patricia L. Hopkins Emily P. Hurlbut Eugene C. Johnson Steven E. Jones 20 Virginia A. Jones Pamela R. Kelly Frank M. Lusk, Jr. William L. Magette Edwin H. Manuel Joe A. Mason Luther L. Mears Joyce M. Mitchell 21 Seniors Profit From Final Year Al vin R. Morris Larry L. Morris Maggie O. Moses Brenda A. Nordstrom Anne L. Nottingham Anthony G. Nottingham Clifford A. Nottingham, III Severn A. Nottingham, III 22 Andrew and Larry work up big appetites. Thomas G. Palmer Nancy C. Parks William F. Parks, III David G. Partin Vincent D. Phillips Judy K. Powell Michael D. Reid Vicki V. Reynolds Alfred tries to steal some of Mike ' s lunch. 23 Seniors Close Gap Earl works while Maggie and Tommy give moral support. Wendy V. Reynolds Karon M. Riggin Barbara A. Rowley Candace L. Scott George E. Scott Mary E. Scott Leon Sheffield Garry M. Shelton 24 Barbara A. Simpson Patricia A. Simpson Doretha F. Smaw Ann D. Spady Thomas B. Stewart Shirley K. Stine Andrew D. Stitt Glenn H. Thomas Judy gives her undivided attention to the task at hand. 25 Fire extinguisher! For Kate? Deborah J. Townsend Nancy A. Trower Preston E. Trower, III Bonnie S. Ulrich Unlike Mike and Pres, Margaret seems to find something of interest in the salt and pepper shakers. Pat gladly prepares to leave school 26 Grads Gloat Over Graduation Sidney S. Vass Jody C. Warren Walter B. Widgen, III Frank C. Williams Frank F. Williams Lila M. Williams Deborah M. Willis Lyman E. Willis, III 27 Juniors Try Hard To Reach The Top Well ... usually, that is! Geneva E. Ames James F. Ames, Jr. Sophronia L. Ames Iris P. Arnold Elizabeth B. Ashby Philip M. Badger Michael K. Bailey Vanessa P. Baker Kathleen Bell Nancy S. Bell Shirley L. Bell William A. Bell Sally D. Belote Thomas S. Bonniwell, Jr. Mary V. Boone Cecilia A. Brown Henry A. Carpenter Belinda R. Childs William T. Church Robert B. Conerly 28 Garnell Doggett Guy J. Doughty William F. Doughty Delores M. Eder Charles R. Etheridge John E. Farlow Robert S. Fitchett Richard M. Gaskill Pandora P. Greene Patricia A. Hodge Kandell O. Hollingsworth Francis H. Hope John A. Hume Eugene C. Johnson James B. Jones Mary L. Kaczorowski Danny M. Kellam Everett W. Lattimore Thomas J. Mapp Kiernan H. Mayhew The nearer the top, the harder the climb for Secretary Tommy Mapp, while President Celie Brown, Vice-President Debbie Miles and Treasurer June Reynolds lend him helping hands. 29 John M. McKlusky Edith M. Mears Margaret A. Mears Delores A. Merritt Deborah L. Miles Guy A. Morris Frank W. Nottingham Kate F. Nottingham Mavon Nottingham Howard F. Parker Barry B. Parks Carolyn T. Parsons Roger A. Pearson Glen K. Phillips Barbara C. Pollock 30 Junior Footsteps Lead to Many Paths There is plenty of work for everyone, and Sally tackles her share. Ronald L. Powell Mary L. Pruitt Mary E. Rayfield June F. Reynolds Lynne C. Rogers Diane B. Rolley John W. Sanderson Carlton T. Scott John L. Shreaves William A. Simpson Debra L. Smith Kathy E. Smith Elizabeth A. Stevens Elizabeth B. Tankard Glenda J. Thomas Katherine M. Trower Norma J. Ulrich Donna M. Walker Dixie L. Ward Patsy A. Ward 31 Kate doesn ' t know what to think of the new Steve-in-a-can i Away from the crowd ... Denise B. Waters Bes«ie M. Webb Ruthellen D. Weeks John R. Womble Anne K. Wood Kathleen K. Wyatt Mary J. Wyatt Vivian J. Wyatt Goldie L. Wynder Daniel J. Young Stephen R. Warren 32 Sophomores Strive For Dignified Look Steve Nottingham, secretary, Jane Currie Turner, vice-president, Greg Routzong, treas¬ urer and Spencer Nottingham, president, are sophomore officers. Nancy L. Alexander Paige T. Ames Debra E. Ames Patricia B. Ames David J. Arnold George H. Badger Geneva Bailey Calvin C. Baker Gregory F. Beckel James N. Bell Chester F. Belote Theresa A. Birch Susie A. Black Sandra S. Bones Allen B. Boss Carl D. Bradford Martin P. Bradford Richard T. Bradford Carolyn F. Brady Fva M. Bright 33 David E. Brown Theresa L. Camden Donny G. Campbell Dan B. Carpenter Karen J. Chandler Myriam K. Charnock Dorothy L. Colonna George H. Colonna III Marshall B. Cox Roger C. Cramer Kemmie M. Dize Linda K. Doughty Harry E. Downing Sidney F. Downing William P. Dunton James S. Eder James R. Engle, Jr. Brenda F. Etz Richard L. Evans Jeffery D. Ferguson Joanne Fitchett Richard W. Fitchett William S. Floyd Gary W. Gladden Allen B. Hamilton Betty M. Hopk ins Patricia J. Hopkins Thomas L. Hutton Richard F. James Rosanna G. James Deborah R. Jester James R. Kellam Martha K. Kellam William M. Kellam, Jr. Janice A. Korleski 34 Anthony E. LaFianza Hallett L. Latimer Robert L. Lawson Clifton E. Lewis, Jr. Harry F. Lloyd Sylvia D. Mapp Ricky L. Matthews Annette C. Mayhew Granville B. McCready Lunetta D. McFadgen Michael T. Mitchell Barbara Moore Willie L. Moorefield Mary M. Nicolls Spencer W. Nottingham Sophomores Increase School Spirit Martha Kellam shows her school spirit by making a sign for a football game. 35 After dashing madly to the cafeteria and waiting impatiently in line, sophomores enjoy lunch. Steven M. Nottingham Anthony W. Parker Robert C. Prettyman Delores Pruitt Sharon C. Richardson John C. Riggin Cynthia L. Robbins James G. Routzong Anthony L. Ruffin Elizabeth M. Savage Gary R. Savage Howard H. Scott Richard W. Selby Joanne Shackelford Alvin L. Simmons Paula E. Small Kevin D. Smaw Reese B. Smith Joseph E. Spady Michael R. Spady 36 Sophomores Begin Plans For Future Camera catches Linda in pensive moment. Ronald C. Spady Pamela Sparrow Larry P. Stevens Cynthia R. Tankard Mona L. Taylor Jackie Thomas Glen S. Tittermary Ja mes C. Trower Jane C. Turner Debra A. Walker Michael B. Ward Richard N. Webb Kathy T. Widgen Dorothy M. Williams Alice H. Wilson Martha L. Windley Philip J. Wrona Martin G. Wynder Getting Ready To Move Onward Sara A. Acworth William R. Acworth, Jr. Deborah J. Ames Shirann C. Ames Gloria F. Barrett Deborah Beckel Richard Bell Harry Bender Diane L. Birch Brenda G. Bowen Diane S. Bowen Keith O. Bowen Wiiliam L. Bradford Edwin E. Brady Ellen M. Brady Mary L. Brady Patricia A. Brady Theresa R. Brady Milton T. Brady Richard B. Bralley Mary B. Briggs Pattie P. Bundick Steven P. Burgess John E. Burland Clarence I. Burton Herbert C. Byrd Alvin T. Carpenter Ruby E. Childs Thomas R. Conerly Victor A. Cooper 38 Freshman class President Ann Acworth, Secretary Paulette Doughty, and Vice-President Betty Etz look on as Treasurer Michael Huether Joins them tor a ride. Richard A. Costin Daniel G. Davis Susan P. Doughty Iris P. Douglas Vernon W. Downing Margaret S. Dunton Debra J. Elliott James B. Elliott Betty L. Etz Frederick P. Etz Robin J. Gardner Charles A. Gaskins Senora D. Gillis John E. Goble Bryon P. Heaster Wayne K. Hicks Douglas F. Hinman John M. Holland, Jr. Linda M. Holt Stephen C. Holt 39 Michael R. Huether Claudette L. Hyslop Larry K. Isdell Francis C. James, Jr, Karen A. Jones Terry F. Jones Vanessa K. Jones Barron P. Justis Janette A. Kelly Dennis W. Latimer Carlton W. Lewis Alan C. Mapp Vanessa L. Marsh Perry R. Mathewson Shirleen D. Mitchell Thomas K. Olschner Sara V. O ' Neal John A. Parker Kay R. Parks Amy E. Phillips Sherri L. Reynolds William S. Reynolds James A. Richardson James R. Robins John G. Rogers Thomas O. Savage Ernest C. Scott Marilyn C. Scott Brenda Sheffield Linda Sheffield Patricia E. Shively Helen P. Simpson Selene J. Smaw James M. Smith Lillie M. Smith 40 Off To Classes Lee Sparrow Dale M. Spence Arthur Stevens Patricia F. Stevens Walter J. Stinson Eleanor S. Sturgis Debbie A. Thompson Bellnice M. Townsend Jean P. Trower Kathryn L. Turner Ellen F. Underhill Bonnie L. Wallace Diane M. Ward Linda S. Webb Paul H. Widgen Thomas C. Widgeon Kathryn C. Wilkins Michael S. Williams Roosevelt Williams Mary K. Willis Sallie C. Womble Charles M. Wood Evon C. Wright Ellen S. Wyatt Gwendolyn M. Wynder Released from the noise of study hall, Freshmen Sherri Reynolds, Dale Spence and Shirleen Mitchell head off to class. 41 Freshman Interests Vary Um-m, very interesting, said Mike Wood. Now, do you have it in strawberry, maybe? Ellen Unaerhill confidently puts the final touches to her English test. Scholarly freshmen Rodney Conerly, Wayne Lewis, Bonnie Wallace and Karen Jones spend their free time reading The New Yorker. 42 Eighth Graders Begin Long Trek Eighth Grade Vice-President Tad Beach, Treasurer Cindy McKlusky, President Carl Booker, and Secretary Sally Tankard look forward to four more years of high school with smiles. Roy O. Ballard Dottie L. Barnes Harold W. Beach Stephen Beckel Norman C. Bell Dennis J. Belote Lewis R. Belote Sara E. Black Gary S. Bones Carl T. Booker Eli E. Bowen Patricia A. Bowen Michael W. Brady Rosemary Brady Sandra A. Brady Michael T. Brown Denise F. Burroughs John A. Campbell Charles B. Chesser Mary J. Clark 43 Eighth Graders Enjoy New Life At Northampton James Downing leaves the victorious game over Central. James T. Custis, Jr. Michael S. Dabbs Vincent E. Daneker Mary Grace Daughtrey Euora C. Dixon Glendora V. Douglas James L. Downing Martin J. Downing Kathleen I. Ethridge Conesha Fitchett Jerry C. Fitchett Norma J. Flagg Mary L. Floyd Jeffrey K. Franklin Barry Gibbons Patfy Hamilfon Diana L. Harmonson Virginia G. Holland Keifh H. Hope Susan B. Hudson 44 Barbara J. Huffman Karen L. Isdell Adelina V. James Deborah L. Jones Francis I. Jones, Jr. Patricia M. Jones Benjamin F. Kellam Donald E. Kellam, Jr. William Kellam Ann H. Lecato Terry C. Lassiter, Jr. Lawrence M. Lilliston Emma K. Lipscomb Cheryl A. Mapp Jerome W. Mapp Robert I. Mapp Harry F. McCord Mark R. McCready Cindy R. McKlusky Billy R. McPherson David R. Mears Mary N. Merritt Mary L. Moore Norman D. Nock Sandra L. Nottingham Page R. Outten Reva B. Press Brenda K. Pusey William T. Renner Philip M. Richardson Thomas W. Rippon Russell C. Robbins Ronald W. Rowe Jerry D. Savage Susan V. Savage 45 Larry G. Willis Chris D. Wilson Deborah K. Sayers Mary K. Scott Julia A. Shelton Nancy L. Shreaves Mary J. Simpson Samuel L. Spady Donald W. Stevens Earl A. Stevens Linda L. Stewart Amy L. Sturgis Sally R. Tankard William L. Tatum Joyce A. Thomas Colonial M. Trower Robert M. Trower George C. Walker Deborah L. Ward Pamela Ward Robert Weatherly Kevin M. Webb Kevin T. West Nancy C. Widgen Randy M. Widgeon Isaac R. Wiggins, Jr. Steven E. Williams 46 Steve Williams finds that a little boost helps. Eighth graders enjoy Thanksgiving Day game. 47 48 Teamwork Insures Forward Motion 49 Jackets Boast 1 1 -4 Record Northampton ' s baseball team ended its most suc¬ cessful season in several years with an 11-4 overall record and a 7-4 conference tally. This was the best percentage of wins achieved by any Jacket varsity team in five years. The squad boasted several offensive stand-outs —Kenny Collins, David Partin, Steve Lewis, and Lew Willis—who each hit better than .240. Three of these lettermen will be returning to the 1970 team. Tony Partin headed the pitching staff, and back¬ up pitcher Norman Gladden recorded a 6-1 score. An infield comprised of nearly all underclassmen supported the pitchers by holding the opponents to a relatively small number of runs. The softball team charted a 3-3 season record in its second year under Coach Mary Walker. The captain, Cynthia Mapp, led her teammates in hitting and did an outstanding job of fielding from her third base position. Catcher George Colonna takes his turn at warming-up the pitchers before the game begins. BASEBALL TEAM —First row: Fred Richardson, Howard Turner, Tony Partin, Kenneth Collins, Mickey Outten, Steve Lewis. Second row: Paige Ames, David Partin, Eugene John¬ son, Lew Willis, Norman Gladden, Charles Ames, Spencer Nottingham. Third row: Hubbard Mayhew, George Colonna, Cecil Fogle, Billy Bell, Mike Ward, Steve Warren, Ronald Powell. Fourth row: Kenny Thomas, assistant coach; Kenny Webb, head coach; Jeff Ferguson, manager. (Gary Savage, manager, absent from picture). 50 SOFTBALL TEAM—Front row: Patty Hopkins, Cindy Tankard, Joanne Shackelford, Delores Eder, Nancy Trower, Sandy Bones, Joanne Fitchett, Debbie Dennis, Betsey Tankard, Jenny Floyd, Alice Wilson. Back row: Mrs. Mary Walker, Coach; 1969 Baseball Scoreboard WE OPPONENT THEY 1 Franklin 3 7 Poquoson 0 0 Southampton 9 3 Forest Glen 1 5 Stony Creek 6 5 Waverly 4 8 Broadwater 5 8 Central 2 10 Onancock 6 7 Smithfield 1 4 John Yeates 3 6 Windsor 2 1 Gloucester 3 7 Parksley 1 1 1 Suffolk 0 1969 Softball Scoreboard WE OPPONENT THEY Lost Onancock Won Lost Parksley Won Won Central Lost Won Chincoteague Lost Lost Parksley Won Won Atlantic Lost Ruthellen Weeks, Deborah Ames, Martha Kellam, Cynthia Mapp, Mona Taylor, Doretha Smaw, Lynne Rogers, Jody Warren, Elizabeth Reynolds, Karen Chandler, Iris Arnold. Mighty Betsey connects for a base knock. 51 VARSITY TRACK—Front row: Andrew Stitt, manager, John McKlusky, Ross Weeks, James Ames, Larry Morris, Jack Womble, John Hume, Chris Ames, Danny Abbott, Steve Lewis, Andy Mason. Back row: Coach Phil Newton, Alvin Morris, Guy Morris, Earl Boney, Anthony Nottingham, Lloyd Fox, manager, Leon Sheffield, Tommy Palmer, Mickey Outten, Darrell Beech, Mavon Nottingham, Tommy Mapp, Frank Hope, Frank Williams. Track And Cross Country Run Away CROSS COUNTRY—Front row: Jeff Franklin, Phil Richard¬ son, Coach Phil Newton, Steven Williams, Anthony Ruffin. Back row: Larry Morris, Mike Spady, Anthony Nottingham, Darrell Beech, Greg Routzong, Glen Tittermary. 52 The finish line looks good to Larry Morris and a Wicomico runner after a long run. With Honors Cross country and varsity track, under the direction of Coach Phil Newton, provided additional athletic events for students not already involved in football or baseball. Despite a rather poor record in district competition, the teams did do well locally and several boys established records in individual events. Larry Morris beats Atlantic opponent to the tape in 880- yard run. Earl Boney and Darrell Beech make a hand-off in the mile relay. 53 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Left to right: Lynne Rogers, Martha Kellam, Jenny Floyd, Ruthellen Weeks, Anne Nottingham, Jane Curie Turner, Debbie Dennis, Scottie Acworth, Jody Warren. Center: Diane Rolley. 54 N.H.S. Cheerleaders Spark Enthusiasm Among Students The Varsity and J. V. Cheerleaders worked hard to increase school spirit and sportsmanship. Under the guidance of Mrs. Mary Walker and Mrs. Sharon Bull, the girls made signs for athletic events, led spectators in cheers, and carried out the annual Homecoming program and bonfire. The girls also assisted Pep Club members by teaching them school cheers and supervising their sign-making. Jody Warren and Scottie Acworth have fun while decorating the Homecoming float. J.V. CHEERLEADERS— Kneeling: Ann Acworth and Robin Holland, Sallie Tankard, Bonnie Wallace, Kay Parks, Susan Gardner, co-captains. Left to right: Susie Savage, Ginna Dunton, Gwen Wynder, Linda Stewart. 55 Beech Leads Scoring; Collins Sets New Rebound Record The Jacket Varsity Basketball team recorded a poor district record but a fair overall total in the 17 season games. The team boasted only one win in the conference against seven losses. Despite the poor record, four Seniors averaged double-figure totals for the season. Darrell Beech made 202 points for a 12.6 point-per-game average, the highest of the squad. Charles Ames led his teammates in field goal shooting with a 47% average. Under the boards, Kenny Cgllins set a new school record by grabbing 164 rebounds in 17 games. Collins and Beech also led in assists with 18 each. Varsity Basketball Scoreboard WE OPPONENT THEY 87 Cape Charles 25 50 Pocomoke 59 49 Central 53 61 John Yeates 71 45 Hayden 105 59 Pocomoke 62 90 Atlantic 54 51 Southwestern 77 59 Onancock 43 58 Suffolk 74 50 Gloucester 52 98 Onancock $7 65 U. of Va. (Wallops) 40 77 North. County 53 76 Broadwater 50 60 Mary N. Smith 72 86 Broadwater 52 Denotes conference game Kenny Collins screens for Charles Ames while Marty Burgess looks for the rebound. 56 VARSITY BASKETBALL— Centers: Darrell Beech and Kenny Collins, co-captains. Standing: Coach Kenny Webb, Eugene Johnson, Ronald Powell, Mike Reid, Charles Ames, Marty Burgess, David Partin, Clifton Ames, Hubbard Mayhew and Lew Willis. Frank Williams, manager, absent from picture. Coach Webb uses a time-out to discuss the fine points of the game with his Jackets. 57 Football Team Makes ’69 Winning Column The 1969 Jacket Football squad, led by Head Coach Kenny Thomas and Assistant Coach E. M. James, recorded a winning season with a 6-4 won loss tally overall. The team ' s district record was 3-4, with no losses among local schools. Ronald Powell and Jack Womble called signals for Northampton. Powell rushed 555 yards for 7 touchdowns and threw 15 passes for 194 yards. Womble averaged 4.1 yards per carry rushing and threw 23 passes for 350 yards and 3 TDs. Although the line had few boys of great height or weight, it held the opponents to little more than a 10-point per game average. For the first time in many years, two linemen, Alfred Nottingham and Tommy Palmer, were selected by the Exmore Rotary Club to dually receive the Most Valuable Player award. Coach Thomas talks strategy with his team before Friday night ' s game. VARSITY FOOTBALL—First row: Alvin M orris, Andy Mason, Jack Womble, Mike Reid; Ronald Powell and Alfred Notting¬ ham, co-captains; Steve Jones, Lew Willis, Eugene Johnson, Tommy Palmer, Earl Boney. Second row: E. M. James, assistant coach; Frank Williams, Guy Morris, Tommy Bonniwell, J. C Trower, Frank Hope, Tommy Mapp, Hubbard Mayhew, James Ames, Plead Coach Kenny Thomas. Third row: Mike Shelton and Randy Parks, scouts; Eddie Downing , trainer; Ricky Kellam, manager; Kipper Nottingham, head trainer; Fred Lloyd, Hank Badger, George Colonna, Walter Stinson. 58 Tommy Palmer attempts an extra point in the Thanksgiving Day game with Cape Charles. Varsity Football Scoreboard WE OPPONENT THEY 12 John Yeates 13 6 Franklin 0 23 Southampton 20 6 Smithfield 28 14 Gloucester 16 25 Central 12 22 Onancock 0 15 Forest Glen 22 34 Poquoson 0 62 Cape Charles 6 Three Jacket defenders knock the ball loose from an Onancock runner. 59 J.V. BASKETBALL—Center: Hank Badger and Steve Notting¬ ham, co-captains. Standing: Ricky Kellam, manager; Mike Shelton, assistant coach; Kevin Webb, Donald Kellam, Lew Belote, Bill Acworth, Mavon Nottingham, Mike Huether, J. C. Trower, Matt Kellam, Spencer Nottingham, Paul Wid- gen, Robert Weatherly, E. M. James, head coach. J.V. Basketball Scoreboard WE OPPONENT THEY 64 Cape Charles 22 48 Pocomoke 53 39 Central 26 54 John Yeates 31 59 Hayden 79 55 Pocomoke 35 67 Atlantic 7 64 Onancock 16 52 Southwestern 36 33 Suffolk 34 35 Gloucester 39 97 Onancock 17 66 Wicomico Jr. Hi 54 54 North. County 37 68 Broadwater 38 46 Mary N. Smith 30 91 Broadwater 21 Denotes conference game Paige Ames shoots above the arms of a Northampton County opponent. 60 Constructive criticism is the secret of Coach James ' s successes. J.V. Jackets On Top Again The J.V. Basketball tea m tallied its best district record in better than four years with a 5-3 chart of conference games, 12-4 overall. The height of Steve Nottingham, combined with the experience of Hank Badger and J. C. Trower, was a major factor in the success of the team. This was the second consecutive winning season for Coach E. M. James. Through the assistance of Coach James and Coach Joe Burnham, a Golf team was organized and several matches were played. The team made a number of trips to golf courses across the bay, and it also hosted matches at the Northampton Country Club in Cape Charles. GOLF—Coach Joe Burnham, Guy Doughty, Matt Kellam, Pat Lusk, Glen Phillips, John Willse. 61 J.V. FOOTBALL— First row: Mike Brown, Johnny Rogers, Jack Holland, Roosevelt Williams, Walter Stinson, and Keith Bowen (co-captains), Bill Acworth, Robbie Mapp, John Parker, James Elliott. Second row: Dan Cooper, Dennis Lat¬ imer, Mike Williams, Frank James, Mike Huether, Wayne Downing, Bryan Heaster, Tommy Carpenter, Donald Kellam. Third row: Norman Bell, Chuck Chesser, Tad Beech, Larry Willis, Colonial Trower, Kevin Webb, Robin Outten. Fourth row: Steve Bones, Steve Beckel, James Downing, Chris Walker, Bill Renner, Carl Booker, ' ;rry Lassiter, Chris Wilson. Fifth row: Mike Shelton and Daviu Arnold, assistant coaches, Head Coach Kenny Webb. Three varsity prospects go through the motions for Coach James. 62 Greg Beckel hurls the discus in a four-way J.V. track meet. J.V. Teams Offer Younger Students Chance To Compete The J.V. Track team sponsored an Eastern Shore J.V. Meet this year, in addition to participating in a number of other local meets up and down the Shore. Although the squad did not win many first- place awards, the competition did provide good experience in learning the fundamentals of track events. The J.V. Football squad participated in only four games this season, but the team was victorious in each contest. For the first time, two home games were played under the lights, giving the boys ad¬ ditional experience in preparing for the Varsity squad. Hr WST Jr % if . k I ■ Ik t - k t?- y - f JmL pi .Hi 3 jpiwm ■bbS? ■I ' - wa % mmamr J.V. TRACK—Kneeling: Greg Routzong, Bill Acworth Greg Beckel, Hank Badger, Fred Lloyd, Calvin Riggin, Mike Spady, Anthony Ruffin, Kevin Smaw, manager. Standing: Andrew Stitt, manager; Johnny Rogers, Jack Holland, Ricky Kellam, Jimmy Engle, Glen Tittermary, Wayne Downing, James Elliott, Coach Phil Newton. 63 64 Clubs Add New Dimensions To School Life 65 First row: Kandell Hollingsworth, Bill Renner, Lee Sparrow, Wayne Hill, Brent McCready, Leroy Spady, Larry Willis, Tony LaFianza, Chris Walker, Andrew Stitt, Keith Hope. Second row: Stephen Beckel, Carl Booker, Rippy Rippon, Tommy Olsner, John Goble, Robin Outten, Freddie Doughty, Roger Cramer. Third row: Jim Engle, Carl Bradford, Martin Bradford. Rocket Club Launches Saturn Rocket Club members successfully built and launched a Saturn IB rocket, better known as the green phantom. In order to thoroughly learn the fundamental principles of rocketry, each mem¬ ber was also required by sponsor Philip Newton to make and launch his own rocket. Billy Bell, vice-president, Charles Etheridge, president and Allen Daughtrey, secretary-treasurer, prepare to launch their rocket. 66 Jack Womble, president, Robert Fountaine, treasurer, Everett Lattimore, vice-president and Eddie Gibb, secretary, give the Jaguar a thorough once over. Automobile Club Spins Off To Fine Start The Automobile Club began its first complete year with Mr. W. Forbes Daniels as sponsor. Through this club the boys were able to learn much about cars in general, including driving habits, safety precautions and the principles be¬ hind the functions of engines. First row: Stephen Vass, Blair Stewart, Alvin Morris, Roger Pearson. Second row: Billy Simpson, Guy Doughty, Bob Pretty- man, Danny Kellam, Gates Clayton, Kris Carpenter, Frank Nottingham, Tommy Bell, Dennis Borufsen, Garry Drummond, Hallett Latimer, Pres Trower. 67 Bookworms Infest Literary Club The Literary Club of Northampton High is an academic organization aimed at increasing student enjoyment of lit¬ erature in its varied forms. Club activities include critical discussions of popular books and articles as well as literary games and guizzes. The Club serves as a pleasant union of work and play. LITERARY CLUB MEMBERS—Left to right: Duane Phillips, Becky Col onna, Alain DeClerfayt, Pat Lusk, Blair Stewart, Eddie Gibb, Steve Jones, Pam Kelly, Russell Gladden, Brenda Nordstrom, and Debbie Willis enjoy the latest book craze—fighting! The totem pole of authority in the Literary Club is topped by Debbie Miles, president; Anne Spady, secretary-treasurer; and Denise Waters, vice-pres¬ ident. Walter Bailey Widgeon, Delores Eder, Iris Arnold, Mike Shelton, Martin Burgess, Shirley Stine and Henry Floyd demonstrate quick wit and the will to win in a mock College Bowl. 68 Debate Strives For Improvement The Debate Club of Northampton High strives to improve the speech and study habits of its members. Through practice debates and in¬ tramural competition, debaters develop quick thinking and ease in speaking. Boasting one of last year ' s District Championship teams, the eyes of the club look to State this year. The club is sponsored by Mr. E. M. James, III and Mr. Randy Parks. The joke’s on Tommy Palmer, president, when he tells Pat Lusk, vice-president, Hubbard Mayhew, treasurer and Denise Waters, secretary, that debating is easy. The Debate Members are Alain DeClerfayt, Glen Tittermary, Philip Hurlbut, Jack Holland, Denise Waters, Delores Eder, Deborah Beckel, Henry Floyd, Steve Jones, Pat Lusk, Richard James and Susie Black. 69 Band . . . Mr. Meek gives band moral support during their first performance. The crowd at the Thanksgiving Day football game is enter¬ tained by the band and majorettes at half time. Band president and drum major Garry Drummond, leads the band procession down the field. Other officers are Vice president Frank Dunton, Secretary Iris Arnold, Treasurer Mike Wood and Reporter Anne Wood. 70 In Step With The Times The Northampton High School marching band made its first appearance at the Thanksgiving Day game. Many hours of instruction and drill preceded the exhibition. With the end of football season, the band turned to its normal concert practice. The Choral Club had many enjoyable times listening to records and singing. Both activities are sponsored by Mr. Jay Meek. Choral Club members Geneva Bailey, Patricia Ames, Sandra Bones, Valerie Dillaman, Faye Barrett, Betty Jean Milbourne, Diane Birch, Marilyn Scott and Thomas Widgeon listen to Mr. Meek ' s instructions. Aren ' t Choral Club members supposed to appreciate fine music? 71 F.T.A. Starts Off Right The Future Teachers of America Club, sponsored by Mrs. Alice Zeliff, strives to identify the qualities and traits which are basic to successful teaching and to secure accurate information about varied teacher-related careers. The club sponsored repre¬ sentatives to the F.T.A. convention in Richmond, panel discussions, and bake sales. F.T.A. officers June Reynolds, president; Etta Rayfield, treas¬ urer; Kathy Smith, secretary and Mike Belote, vice-president learn to operate the tape recorder. ONE WAV . Jm piV i w- J| laB JR Ukl 1 Jmt i - W 8 3 , W l 4 First row: Claudette Hyslop, Sandra Nottingham, Mrs. Alice Zeliff, Bessie Vv ' ebb, Delores Pruitt, Eleanor Sturqis, Brenda Bowen, Amy Sturgis, Shirann Ames, Mary Floyd, Kathy Ethe¬ ridge, Ann LeCato. Second row: Charles Gaskins, Norma Flagg, Kathy Smith, June Reynolds, Nora Windley, Etta Rayfield, Myriam Charnock, Jan Clark, Clifton Lewis, Lenora Gillis, Deborah Ames. Third row: Evora Dixon, Pandora Greene, Glendora Douglas, Michael Belote, Debbie Miles, Lunetta McFadgen. 72 Phil Badger and Frank Nottingham count their day ' s earnings. D.E.C.A. Sells The Distributive Education Club of America seeks to develop future leaders in distribution through contest competition, seminars and conferences, guest speakers, and field trips. It is sponsored by Mrs. Carolyn Jones. D.E. members show an interest in the contents of the display case. DECA MEMBERS—First row: Linda Chambers, Bonnie Ulrich, Mary Scott, Delores Mears, Joanne Fitchett, Cindy Robbins, Martin Wynder, Myriam Charnock, Clifton Lewis, Sidney Downing. Second row: Patricia Ames, Debra Ames, Geneva Bailey, Paula Small, Alice Wilson, Norma Ulrich, Carolyn Brady, Barbara Moore, Reese Smith. Third row: Jack Womble, Willie Moorefield, Ricky Kellam, Brent McCready, Larry Stevens, Dennis Borufson, Ricky Fitchett, James Eder, Steve Brady, Frank Nottingham, Nancy Alexander, Phil Badger. 73 Chess Checks Idle Minds The Chess Club, organized in 1965, instructs its members in the elementary techniques of the game. The club sponsors an annual tournament, and the winner is honored by receiving an individual plaque and by having his name inscribed on a permanent plaque on display in the trophy case. The club sponsor is Mr. Forbes Daniels. Who suggested we make like a human chessboard? say Margaret Engle, vice-president, Hubbard Mayhew, secretary- treasurer, Billy Bell, president and Eddie Downing, sergeant- at-arms. Carlton Scott, Tommy Bonniwell, Betsey Tankard, Roger Cramer, Charles Etheridge, Mike Ward, Margaret Engle, Harry McCord, Reese Smith, Matt Kellam, Eddie Goble, Andrew Stitt, Allen Daughtrey, Kevin Webb, Jim Engle, Greg Beckel, Kandell Hollinsworth, Robbie Mapp, Hubbard Mayhew, Dina James, Johnny Sanderson, Frank Williams, Issac Wiggins, Tommy Mapp, Robert Fountaine, Alvin Mor¬ ris, Dean Savage, Bill Renner, Steve Bones, Hallett Latimer, Ronald Rowe, Jimmy Jones, Pres Trower, Garry Drummond. 74 First row: Debbie Smith, Lynn Kaczorowski, Patsy Ward, Dorothy Williams, Cindy Tankard, Mrs. Savedge. Second row: Vanessa Baker, Mona Taylor, Debbie Chandler, Martha Kellam. Handicraft Instills Creative Incentive The Handicraft Club aims to instill in the members skills which will provide them with satisfaction in their pro¬ ductive homemaking hobbies. Club time is used on these hobbies, which include knitting, smocking and sewing. Mrs. Virginia Savedge provides necessary guidance. President Debbie Smith shows Patty Hodge and Dixie Ward the handiwork of a shop student. 75 Pep Club Increases Spirit Pep Club members are: Anne Acworth, Scottie Acworth, Clifton Ames, Vicki Ames, David Arnold, Iris Arnold, Hank Badger, Vanessa Baker, Deborah Beckel, Greg Beckel, Darrell Beech, Nancy Bell, Earl Boney, Tommy Bonniwell, Celie Brown, David Brown, Shirley Bull, Patty Bundick, Theresa Camden, Karen Chandler, Kenny Collins, Becky Colonna, George Colonna, Debbie Dennis, Garnell Doggett, Linda Doughty, Paulette Doughty, Iris Douglas, Susan Dunton, Debbie Elliott, Margaret Engle, Betty Etz, Jenny Floyd, Jeff Ferguson, Robin Gardner, Ricky Gaskill, Gary Gladden, Alan Hamilton, Frank Hope, Betty Mapp Hopkins, Patty J. Hopkins, Patty L. Hopkins, John Hume, Phillip Hurlbut, Terry Hutchinson, Tommy Hutton, Rosanna James, Debbie Jester, Ginger Jones, Karen Jones, Terry Jones, Vanessa Jones, Lynn Kaczorowski, Martha Kellam, Matt Kellam, Ricky Kellam, Jan Kelly, Pam Kelly, Janice Korleski, Dennis Latimer, Fred Lloyd, Billy Magette, Silvia Mapp, Andy Mason, Ricky Matthews, Annette Mayhew, Hubbard Mayhew, Joyce Mitchell, Shirlene Mitchell, Larry Morris, Maggie Moses, Mary Monica Nicolls, Brenda Nordstrom, Alfred Nottingham, Anne Nottingham, Anthony Nottingham, Kate Nottingham, Spencer Nottingham, Steve Nottingham, Howard Parker, John Parker, Barry Parks, Kay Parks, David Partin, Glenn Phillips, Judy Powell, Calvin Riggin.VKate Riggin, Johnny Rogers, Lynne Rogers, Diane Rolley, Greg Routzong, Johnny Sanderson, Beth Savage, Gary Savage, Candy Scott, Howard Scott, Joanne Shackelford, Brenda Sheffield, Leon Sheffield, Linda Sheffield, Patricia Shively, John Shreaves, Chip Sim¬ mons, Paula Small, Kevin Smaw, Doretha Smaw, Selene Smaw, Mike Shelton; Lillie Smith, Ann Spady, Pam Sparrow, Dale Spence, Shirley Stine, Betsey Tankard, Cindy Tankard, Mona Taylor, Glenda Thomas, Deborah Townsend, J. C. Trower, Jean Trower, Kit Trower, Nancy Trower, Jane Currie Turner, Kathy Turner, Ellen Underhill, Debra Walker, Bonnie Wallace, Mike Ward, Jody Warren, Steve Warren, Ruthellen Weeks, Kathy Widgen, Walter B. Widgen, Claire Wilkins, Frank Williams, Michael Williams, Debbie Willis, Kit Willis, Lew Willis, Saliy Womble, Anne Wood, Evon Wright, Jane Wyatt, Joyce Wyatt, Goldie Wynder, D. J. Young. President Mike Shelton, Secretary-treasurer Debra Walker, Vice-president David Partin and Sergeant-at-arms Hubbard Mayhew and Tommy Mapp show spirit in different way. The basketball team vacates the gym floor for the spirited Pep Club. 76 Varsity Encourages Spirited Competition In All Sports The purpose of the Varsity Club, sponsored by Mr. Kenneth Webb, is to further an opportunity for Monogram boys and girls to have a voice in the administration of athletics. To promote good fel¬ lowship, to foster good sportsmanship, to encourage athletes to make active use of leadership ability, and to encourage the development of proper school spirit are additional Varsity Club purposes. Vice-president Anne Nottingham and Secretary Debbie Dennis form a V for victory as Treasurer Alvin Morris backs them up. Absent is President Alfred Nottingham. First row: Alfred Nottingham, Lew Willis, Patty Hopkins, Lynne Rogers, Betsey Tankard, Spencer Nottingham, Tommy Palmer, Jenny Floyd, Alvin Morris. Second row: Frank Wil¬ liams, David Partin, Diane Rolley, Matt Kellam, Steve Warren, Glenn Phill ips, Jack Womble, Debbie Dennis. Third row: John Hume, Darrell Beech, Nancy Trower, Eugene Johnson, Norman Gladden, Andy Mason, Hubbard Mayhew. Fourth row: James Ames, Doretha Smaw, Clifton Ames, Tommy Mapp, Pat Lusk, Ronald Powell. Fifth row: Earl Boney, Larry Morris, Guy Morris, Mavon Nottingham. 77 The Northampton High School Beta Club, under the direction of Miss Lila Jacob, sponsors several school-spirited projects. In addition to attending the annual State Convention, the club holds a talent show in mid-November and sells stationery around the community. This year the club helped support a football spectator bus, gave new dic¬ tionaries to the vocational department, and will present a $100 scholarship to a Senior at gradua¬ tion. As a community service project, the club assisted students at Broadwater Academy in the organization of a Broadwater Beta Club. First row: Kipper Nottingham, president; Billy Magette, vice- president; Mike Belote, chaplain. Second row: Belinda Childs, Ruthellen Weeks, Jody Warren, Debbie Miles, Denise Waters. Third row: Alfred Nottingham, Tommy Mapp, Pat Lusk, Billy Bell. Absent: Henry Floyd, secretary-treasurer; Anne Wood. 78 NWHt S.C.A. Swings Into Action The SCA, sponsored by Mr. H. P. Wescott, is an organization set up to upgrade the general welfare of students, encourage good conduct and sports¬ manship, and cultivate co-operation between stu¬ dents and teachers. The association sponsored a magazine campaign, raffles, and spectator buses to athletic events. Secretary Anne Nottingham measures President Billy Ma- gette ' s sideburns as he measures Treasurer Becky Colonna ' s skirt. (Absent—Vice-president Alfred Nottingham) First row: Pat Lusk, Ellen Underhill, Anne Nottingham, Jenny Floyd, Becky Colonna, Billy Magette. Second row: Denise Waters, Debra Beckel, Steve Warren, Scottie Acworth, Mar¬ tha Kellam, Jane Currie Turner. Third row: Betsey Tankard, alter B. Widgen, David Arnold, Frank Hope, Henry Floyd. Fourth row: Sara Black, Brenda Pusey, Wayne Lewis, David Partin, Mike Shelton. 79 First row: Ricky Matthews, Badger, Pinky James, Billy Shorty Vass. Second row: Robert Fountaine, Everett Frank Hope, Mike Shelton, Hank Simpson, Kandell Hollingsworth, Pres Trower, Theresa Camden, Lattimore, Blair Stewart, Allen Daughtrey, Tommy Bell, Johi Kris Carpenter. Third row: Ha Dan Carpenter, Andrew Stit Roger Pearson, Guy Doughty, iny Sanderson, Bob Prettyman, llett Latimer, Garry Drummond, t, Jimmy Engle, Ricky Gaski ll, and Glen Thomas. Boating Activities Interest Shore Youth The Boating Club of Northampton High School, sponsored by Mr. Joseph E. Burnham, is open to students who own or have access to a boat. The years activities are geared to the promotion ’of safe boating habits and practices. These include a course on safe boating, and field trips to local Coast Guard Stations. 80 Hey, guys ... I think our navigation was faulty, says Presi¬ dent Shorty Vass to Vice-President Frank Hope and Secretary- Treasurer Hank Badger. Ricky Kellam, reporter, Kemmie Dize, treasurer, Kris Car¬ penter, president, Bill Floyd, sentinel, Jack Womble, vice- president and Billy Simpson, secretary, learn to use the power hacksaw. F.F.A. Helps Train Promising Farmers The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, co¬ operation and citizenship. Some specific purposes are to strengthen the confidence of young men in i encourage useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. The club sponsor is Mr. John Badger. V. Mi. wm 7 HP ¥ 3 {mM p m First row: Billy Reynolds, Richard Costin, Everett Lattimore, Kemmie Dize, Billy Simpson, Jack Womble, Kris Carpenter, Bill Floyd, Ricky Kellam, Danny Kellam, Ricky Fitchett. Second row: Howard Parker, John Campbell, James Elliott, Glenn Phillips, George Colonna, Ricky Gaskill, Dan Carpenter, Eddie Farlow, Robbie Lawson, Joe Spady. Third row: Neil Webb, Michael Mitchell, Jim Evans. 81 Tri-Hi-Y Seeks Citizenship For Chaplain Anne Stevens, Treasurer Rutheilen Weeks, President Jody Warren, Secretary Anne Notting¬ ham, and Vice-president Lynne Rogers do research for a bill to be presented at Model General Assembly. First row: Susie Black, Jenny Floyd, Scottie Acworth, Kay Wyatt, June Reynolds, Debbie Dennis, Jody Warren, Lynne Rogers, Kate Nottingham, Terry Hutchinson, Kit Trower, Anne Stevens, Patty Hopkins. Second row: Etta Rayfield, Betty Hopkins, Kathy Widgen, Beth Savage, Annette May- hew, Martha Kellam, Phillip Hurlbut, Jane Turner, Diane Rolley, Judy Powell, Anne Nottingham, Patty Hopkins. Third row: Celie Brown, Vanessa Baker, Nancy Bell, Pam Sparrow, Dorothy Williams, Edith Mears, Rutheilen Weeks, Linda Doughty, Joanne Shackelford, Debbie Jester. 82 Understanding, Student Members The purpose of the Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y ' s is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character. Various activities include White Christmas, favors for retarded children and hospital patients, and morning devotions. The Junior sponsor is Mrs. Virgelia Mapp and the Senior sponsor is Mrs. Bertie Henderson. Vice-president Anne Acworth and President. Susan Dunton plan the next meeting. Amy Sturgis, Kathy Etheridge, Brenda Pusey, Sara Black, Nancy Widgeon, Sherry Reynolds, Jean Trower, Anne Ac- worth, Susan Savage, Mary Floyd, Jan Clark, Ginna Holland, Reva Press, Selene Smaw, Diane Ward, Vanessa Jones, Jan Kelly, Sally Womble, Bonnie Wallace, Sally Tankard, Eleanor Sturgis, Eilen Underhill, Iris Douglas. 83 First row: Philip Hurlbut, Miss Joyce Fooks, sponsor, Kate Nottingham, Becky Colonna, editor, Mike Wood, Eddie Downing, Billy Bell. Second row: Patty Hopkins, Debbie Miles, Henry Floyd, Anne Wood, June Reynolds, Linda Doughty, Eleanor Sturgis, Barbara Pollock, Sally Belote, Delores Mer¬ ritt, Tommy Custis, Pam Kelly, Harry McCord. Third row: Billy Magette, Joanne Shackelford, Iris Arnold, Duane Phillips, Denise Waters, Deborah Beckel, Roy Ballard, Howard Scott. Den ise is convinced something ' s going on, but Joanne seems unconcerned. Torch Staff Burns With Enthusiasm Torch Staff members started this year to break in their new sponsor, Miss Joyce Fooks. Much time, effort and co-operation was put forth to capture the highlights of this school year. All work com¬ pleted, our final reward is the proud presentation of the 1970 TORCH. 84 First row: Kathy Lipscomb, Richard Bralley, Roy Ballard. Second row: Danny Davis, Kemmie Dize, Tommy Custis, Mike Wood. Third row: Dottie Barnes, Susan Hudson, Marty Downing, Chuck Chesser. Fourth row: Scottie Scott, Chip Manuel, Steve Williams. Cameramen Snap It Up Through various activities, the Northampton High Camera Club seeks to increase its members ' knowl¬ edge and enjoyment of photography. Valuable in¬ struction is offered in the processes of picture- taking and print development, as well as in the operation of projection equipment. Under the di¬ rection of Mr. Jerry Doughty, the club is a pleasant combination of work and play. Officers Danny Davis, treasurer, Richard Bralley, president, Kemmie Dize, vice-president and Susan Hudson, secretary learn how to operate the movie projector. 85 86 Academics Bring Goals One Step Nearer y Sb Science, History, And Physical Paula Small and Bill Floyd feed Mr. Bull ' s tropical fish. Alfred Nottingham and Billy Magette aid Mr. Jones with barometer. a mercury Hey, guys, I think we ' ve spotted a Russian missile! E-x-a-c-t-l-y! 88 Education All Hard Work ' Blair, your problem is that you don ' t speak up enough. Lew Willis brushes up on his Government? Are you sure this is quality education? 89 Vocational Skills Help Students JP ' wH M ; jh m r A . JHV 1 Jimmy Richardson works for perfection in woodwork. Jody Warren, Judy Powell, and Debbie Dennis mix things up in Home Ec. Actually, I was looking for something a revealing. little more Students Excel In Arts Duane Phillips displays prize winning picture. Some students just can ' t stay clean in art. Beware the Ides of March! Miss Jacob. ♦ft W 1 JHHR • ' —- ■- l 1 1 I [1 I ■ l«, 1 91 92 Teachers Guide Students’ Footsteps 93 Mrs. Sharon Bull listens attentively as Mr. Ernest James explains a government theory. 1 mm ' Mr. Jerry Doughty, Mr. Joseph Burnham and Mr. Daniels share a private joke. Mrs. Helen Bell, Mrs. Virgelia Mapp and Mrs. Joyce Best prepare for their next class in the ladies’ lounge. 94 9 Staff Activities Not Restricted To Classrooms Mrs. Mary Walker spends her free time creatively. Well, how much can we get? Principal William J. Oakley asks Superintendent George Young as Assistant Principal H. P. Wescott looks on. Thank heavens it ' s Friday, sighs Mrs. Ellen Camden. Mrs. Bertie Henderson asks Mrs. Carolyn Jones, How can you still smile after six hours of teaching? Who says I ' m conceited? Coach Kenneth Thomas asks Coaches Kenneth Webb and Randy Parks. 95 Miss Lila Jacob, Mr. Philip Newton, Mrs. Margaret Holland and Mrs. Mary Kellam spend a few leisure moments chatting in the lounge. Camera Informal During Mr. Keith Bull explains the chart to Mrs. Laura Nottingham and Mrs. Elizabeth Newton, but Miss Judith Robertson seems un¬ impressed. Miss Joyce Fooks and Mr. Charles Jones join Mr. J. D. Meek during a break. Mrs. Alice Zeliff, Mrs. Virginia Savedge, Miss Margaret Scott, Mrs. Phyllis Magette and Mr. Philip Badger discuss some current issues. 96 Catches Moments Work Breaks Bus drivers Mr. Robins, Mr. Heath, Mrs. Parks, Mr. Kellam, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Moore, Mr. Shreaves, and Mr. Nelson are the first to greet the students and the last to say goodbye. Lunchroom ladies Mrs. Nancy Moore, Mrs. Bessie Payne and Mrs. Louise Moore work hard to plan and prepare the meals. Absent when picture was taken was Mrs. Jyanita Rowe. Janitor , Percell Widgeon and Rufus Thompson put in a long day ' s work. Ruthellen Weeks, Theresa Camden, Patty L. Hopkins, and Patty J. Hopkins are efficient office workers. 97 Miss Phoebe Windecker works hard at her Job. § Pam Kelly and Barbara Pollock distribute the mail, while Norma Ulrich and Dale Spence check the time. Sally Belota, Robin Gardner, Linda Chambers, Betty Etz and Debbie Jester keep the faculty well-informed. 98 In Memoriam Mrs. Mary D. Shannonhouse 1918-1970 John M. McKluskey 1953-1970 99 vs HUNTER ' S SPECIALS ■ « a  T Vo ' .l ' ) ' r ' -rtJtjR CAR FOR CASH! IOO Y%V A .,1 I •I ’ ,‘i-rn }•• ftffMigh -- «• “• ■ ' V« ' k ; M H.M “ , Wv . WsH s UMtttO Niiw«« Effective Advertising Carries Products To Students 101 KELLAM ' S STORE Cape Charles, Virginia WATTS BROTHERS, INC. BELL JARVIS, INC. FINE APPAREL FOR GENTLEMEN Parksley, Virginia 23421 Machipongo, Virginia D. O. SUMNERS E. H. 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GOODRICH (TRACTOR) If You Don ' t Know Tires — Know Your Tire Dealer ALL PRODUCTS and SERVICES GUARANTEED 122 PAUL COATES ' GROCERY WARREN ' S SALES AND SERVICE Machipongo, Virginia Cheriton, Virginia Compliments of NORDSTROM CHEVROLET JAMES SHOES AND SPORTSWEAR Exmore, Virginia Exmore, Virginia ROYAL CROWN COLA Cape Charles, Virginia 123 Senior Statistics ACWORTH, ELIZABETH SCOTT Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Choral Club I; J.V. Cheerleader I, 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, 5; SCA 2, 3, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5 AMES, CHARLES PHILLIP J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 4, 5; Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5; FFA 2, 3 AMES, CLIFTON ROBERT Varsity Basketball 4, 5; Cross Country 2; Track 5; Pep Club 4, 5; Varsity Club 5 AMES, CLIFTON LEE JR. Varsity Club 5; Varsity Basket¬ ball 4, 5 AMES, VICTORIA LEE Pep Club I, 2, 3, 5; Choral Club 2, 3, 4 BEECH, DARRELL MORGAN JR. (transfer) Varsity Basket¬ ball 4, 5, Co-Captain 5; Varsity Track 4, 5; Pep Club 4, 5; Varsity Club 5 BELL, THOMAS GLADDEN Rocket Club I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club I, 3; FFA 2, 3; Track 3; Boating Club 4, 5; Auto¬ mobile Club 5; Tennis 4, 5 BELOTE, MICHAEL THOMAS Choral Club I, 2, 4, 5; Band 2, 3, 4, 5; Beta Club 4, 5, Chaplain 5; FTA 5, Vice-Presi¬ dent 5 BONEY, EARL III J.V. Football 2; J.V. Track 2; Cross Country 2; FFA 2; Varsity Football 3, 4, 5; J.V. Basketball 3; Varsity Club 4, 5; Varsity Track 4, 5; Pep Club 5 BRADFORD, RITA FAY (transfer) BRADY, STEVE VERNON BULL, SHIRLEY MARIE Pep Club 2, 3, 5; Choral Club 2, 3, 4 BURGESS, MARTIN LUTHER JR. Rocket Club I; Chess Club 2; Baseball 2, 3, 5; Pep Club 3; J.V. Basketball 3; Literary Club 4, 5; Debate Club 4, 5; Varsity Basketball 5 CAMPBELL, DONNIE LEE CARPENTER, JACQUELINE MARIE Choral Club I; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2, Secretary 2; Pep Club 3; Handicraft Club 4, 5, Vice-President 4 CARPENTER, KRIS WIDGEON Rocket Club I, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Football I; FFA 2, 3, 4, 5, President 5; Pep Club 3; Boating Club 4, 5; Automobile Club 5 CHAMBERS, LINDA KAYE DE Club 4, 5; Choral Club 4, 5 CLAYTON, SAMUEL GATES JR. Rocket Club I, 4; FFA 2, 3; Boating Club 4; Automobile Club 4 COLLINS, KENNETH LESLIE Pep Club I, 3, 4, 5; Rocket Club I; J.V. Track I; Varsity Baseball 2, 3 ,4, 5, Co-Captain 4; Varsity Football 3; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 5, Co-Captain 5; Varsity Club 3, 4, 5; Track 4, 5 COLONNA, REBECCA PARKE Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Choral Club I; Torch Staff 3, 4, 5, Editor-in-Chief 5; Literary Club 4, 5, Trea¬ surer 4; SCA 4, 5; Beta Representative 3, 4, 5, Maid of Honor 4 DAUGHTREY, JOHN ALLEN JR. Rocket Club I, 5, Trea¬ surer 5; Chess Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Pep Club 3; Camera Club 3; Boating Club 4, 5 DeCLERFAYT, ALAIN DANIEL (transfer) Debate Club 5; Literary Club 5; Tennis 5 DENNIS, DEBRA LOUISE Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Choral Club I; Band I, 2, 3; J.V. Cheerleader 2, 4, 5; Softball 2, 3, 4, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5, Chaplain 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5, Secretary 5 DRUMMOND, ERNEST GARRISON JR. Rocket Club I, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5, .Treasurer 4, President 5; Chess Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Boating Club 5; Auto¬ mobile Club 5 DUNTON, EVERETT FRANKLIN Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice- President 5; Camera Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Pep Club 5 ENGLE, MARGARET ELIZABETH Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Choral Club I, 2, 3; Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Chaplain 3; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 2; Chess 3, 4, 5, Vice President 4, 5 FLOYD, HENRY BURCH Literary Club 4, 5; Debate Club 4, 5; Beta Club 3, 4, 5, Secretary 5; Class Vice-President 5; SCA I; Annual Staff 4; National Merit Commendation 4 FLOYD, JENNY JACOB Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Treasurer 3; SCA I, 2, 4, 5; Choral Club I; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5, Reporter 4, Senator to MGA 5; Varsity Club 4, 5 FOUNTAINE, ROBERT NELSON Pep Club I, 2, 3 , 5; Chess Club I, 4; J.V. Football I; Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Baseball Manager 2; Basket¬ ball Manager 2, 3; Boating Club 4, 5; Automobile Club 5 GARDNER, NORA SUSAN Choral Club I, 2, 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Pep Club 4 GIBB, EDWARD HOUSTON Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Rocket Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4; Literary Club 4, 5, President 4; Automobile Club 4, 5, Secretary 4, 5 GIBBS, LULIE ANN Pep Club 2 GLADDEN, NORMAN JR. J.V. Football I, 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4, 5 GLADDEN, WALTER RUSSELL Pep Club I, 2, 3; Ledger- Star Spelling Semi-Finalist I; WGH Correspondent 3, 4, 5; National French Contest, 2nd place 3, 1st place 4; Literary Club 4, 5; Goldey-Beacom Spelling Award, 3rd place 4; Debate Club 4, 5 HALL, WILLIAM MAPP HOPE, HERBERT LEE III FFA 2, 3 HOPK INS, PATRICIA LYNN Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; SCA 2; Softball 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5; Band 3 HURLBUT, EMILY PHILIP (transfer) Pep Club 5; Debate Club 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5 JONES, STEVEN EARL J.V. Football I, 2; J.V. Track 2; Chess Club 2, 3; Golf 2, 3, 5; Pep Club 3, 4, 5; Varsity Track 3; Literary Club 4, 5; Camera Club 4; Varsity Foot¬ ball 4, 5; Tennis 4; Debate Club 5 JONES, VIRGINIA ANN Pep Club 2, 4, 5; Choral Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice-President 5; Handicraft Club 3 KELLY, PAMELA RUTH Pep Club I, 3, 4, 5; Choral Club 2, 3; Literary Club 4, 5; Torch Staff 5 LUSK, FRANK MARSH JR. SCA I, 5; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 5; Rocket Club I; J.V. Track 2; Debate Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 3, President 4, Vice-President 5; Literary Club 3, 4, 5, Vice-President 4; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; Varsity Track 3; District Debate Champion 4; Golf 4, 5; Varsity Club 5; Class President 5 MAGETTE, WILLIAM LAWSON Presidential Award For Physical Education I ; Chess Club 2, 3, 4; J.V. Track 2; Class Vice-President 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; Torch Staff 4; SCA 3, 4, President 5; Pep Club 5; Delegate to SCA Workshop 5 MANUEL, EDWIN HOWARD II Camera Club 3, 4, 5, Treasurer 5; Band 3, 4, 5. 124 Senior Statistics MASON, JOE ANDREW J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4, 5; Pep Club 3, 4, 5; Track 3, 4; Varsity Club 4 MEARS, LUTHER LEE MITCHELL, JOYCE MAE Choral Club 3, President 3; Pep Club 5; Softball 2 MORRIS, ALVIN RUSSELL JR. J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4, 5; J.V. Track 2; Varsity Track 3, 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5, Treasurer 5; Automobile Club 4, 5 MORRIS, LARRY LORENZO Cross County 4; Track 4 MOSES, MAGGIE OPHELIA Pep Club I, 3, 4, 5; Choral Club 2, 3, 4 NORDSTROM, BRENDA ARINTHIA Literary Club 5; Pep Club 5 NOTTINGHAM, ANNE LAWRENCE Beta Contestant I, 2, 4, 5; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Vice-President I, President 2; J.V. Cheerleader I, 2, Co-Captain 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, 5, Co-Captain 4, Captain 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5, Vice-President 4, Secretary 5; Choral Club 3; Varsity Club 4, 5, Vice-President 5 NOTTINGHAM, ANTHONY GRIFFIN Track 4, 5; Cross Country 4 NOTTINGHAM, CLIFFORD ARRINGTON III Class Presi¬ dent I, 3; Class Treasurer 4; Football Trainer 2, 3, 4, 5; Literary Club 4, 5; Pep Club 2; Camera Club 3, 4, 5; J.V. Basketball Manager I, 2; Baseball Manager I, 2; Goldey- Beacom Spelling Contest 4, 1st place; Debate Club 3, Vice- President 3; Beta Club 3, 4, 5, President 5; Homecoming King 5 NOTTINGHAM, SEVERN ALFRED III Baseball I, 2; J.V. Football I, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4, 5, Co-Winner M.V.P. Award; Beta Club 3, 4; Band 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; SCA 4; Rocket Club I, 4, Secretary I, President 3; Varsity Club 4, 5, President 5 PALMER, THOMAS GADDY J.V. Football I, 2; Presi¬ dential Award For Physical Education I; Chess Club 2; Varsity Track 2, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4, 5, Co-Winner M.V.P. Award; Debate Club 5, President 5; Varsity Club 4, 5; Pep Club 3, 5 PARKS, NANCY CAROL Choral Club 4 PARKS, WILLIAM FRANKLIN III J.V. Football I, 2; Rocket Club I, 2; Pep Club I; Boating Club 3, 4, 5; Automobile Club 4, 5; Literary Club 3, 4; Varsity Track 5; Presidenital Award for Physical Fitness 2, 3 PARTIN, DAVID GLADSTONE Baseball Mgr. I; J.V. Bas¬ ketball I, 2, 3; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice-President 5; SCA I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball 2, 3, 4 5; J.V. Football 2; Rocket Club I; Varsity Basketball 4, 5; Varsity Club 4, 5 PHILLIPS, VINCENT DUANE Rocket Club I, 2; Chess 1, 2, 3; Pep Club I, 3, 4; Camera Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track 3; Literary 4; Torch Staff 4, 5 POWELL, JUDY KAYE Choral Music I, 3; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Vice-President 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5; Softball 2; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Beta Contestant 4 REID, MICHAEL DUANE Basketball 4, 5; Camera Club 4; Varsity Football 5; Varsity Club 5 REYNOLDS, VICKI VAUGHN Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Choral Club 1, 2 REYNOLDS, WENDY VALLI Choral Club 2, 3, 4; Handi¬ craft Club 3 RIGGIN, KARON MARINA Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Homecoming Representative 4 ROWLEY, BARBARA ANN Softball 3; Choral 4 SCOTT, CANDACE LEE Pep Club 4, 5; Literary Club 5 SCOTT, GEORGE EARL III Pep Club 2; Camera Club 2, 3, 4; FFA 2; DE Club 3, 4 SCOTT, MARY ELIZABETH SHEFFIELD, LEON JR. J.V. Football 2; J.V. Track 2; Cross Country 4; Varsity Track 4 SHELTON, GARRY MICHAEL J.V. Football Mgr. 3. 5; Pep Club 3, 4, 5, President 5; Debate 3; Varsity Football 4; Automobile Club 4, Reporter 4; SCA 4, 5; Boating Club 5; J.V. Basketball Mgr. 5; Literary Club 5; Student Court 5 SIMPSON, BARBARA ANN Choral Club 3 SIMPSON, PATRICIA ANN SMAW, DORETHA FRANCIE Choral Club 2, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 5; Varsity Club 3, 4, 5; Pep Club 5 SPADY, ANN DOUGLAS Pep Club 2, 3, 4, 5; SCA 2; Literary Club 5, Secretary-Treasurer 5 STEWART, THOMAS BLAIR Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 4; Debate 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3; Boating Club 5; Auto¬ mobile Club 5 STINE, SHIRLEY KAY Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Literary Club 5 STITT, ANDREW DAVID Chess Club 3, 4; Rocket 3, 4, 5; Varsity Football 4; Track Mgr. 4, 5; Boating Club 5 THOMAS, GLENN EDWARD Varsity Football 3, 4 TOWNSEND, DEBORAH JEAN Pep Club 2; Choral Club 2, 3, 4; Handicraft Club 3 TROWER, NANCY ANN Choral Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Handicraft Club 3; Pep Club 4; Softball 4, 5 TROWER, PRESTON ELIJAH III Torch Staff I; Chess Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball Mgr. 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Rocket Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Boating Club 4, 5, Secretary 4; Automobile Club 5 ULRICH, BONNIE SUE Choral Club 3; DE Club 4, Treasurer 4 VASS, SIDNEY STEPHEN SWANSON Rocket Club I; Band I; Boating Club 3, 4, 5, President 5; Camera Club 3; Auto¬ mobile Club 4, 5, Secretary 4; FFA 4, 5 WARREN, JODY CLARE Pep Club 4, 5; Softball 4, 5; Torch Staff 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5, President 5, District Vice- President 4, 5; Beta Club 5; Varsity Cheerleader 5 WIDGEN. WALTER BAILEY III Class Secretary I. 2, 5; J.V. Basketball 3; Chess Club 3; SCA 3, 5; Pep Club 5; Literary Club 5 WILLIAMS, FRANK CORNELL WILLIAMS, FRANK FLORYAN Chess Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Debate Club 4; Cross Country 4; Basketball Mgr. 4; Track 4 WILLIAMS. LILIA MAE Choral Club 3. 4; Pep Club 5 WILLIS, DEBORAH MARIE Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5; Literary Club 5 WILLIS. LYMAN EASON III J.V. Basketball 2, 3; J.V. Football 2, 3; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Track I; Presidential Award for Physical Education I, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4, 5; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 5; Varsity Club 3, 4, 5 125 Index Abbott, Daniel R. 52 Acworth, Elizabeth S. 16, 54, 55, 77, 79, 82 Acworth, Sara A. 38, 39, 55, 83 Acworth, William R. Jr. 38, 60, 62, 63 Alexander, Nancy L. 33, 73 Ames, Charles P. 16, 50, 56, 57, 77 Ames, Christopher 52 Ames, Clifton R. 16, 57, 77 Ames, Deborah J. 38 Ames, Deborah E. 33, 51, 73 Ames, Geneva E. 28 Ames, James F. Jr. 28, 52, 58, 77 Ames, Paige T. 33, 50, 60 Ames, Patricia B. 33, 71, 73 Ames, Shirann C. 38 Ames, Sophronia L. 28 Ames, Victoria L 16, 27 Arnold, David J. 33, 62, 79 Arnold, Iris P. 28, 51, 68, 84 Ashby, Elizabeth B. 28 AUTOMOBILE CLUB 67 Badger, George H. 33, 58, 60, 63, 80 Badger, John T. 96 Badger, Philip M. 28, 73 Bailey, Geneva 33, 71, 73 Bailey, Micheal K. 28 Baker, Calvin C. 33 Baker, Vanessa P. 28, 82 Ballard, Roy O. 43, 84, 85 BAND 70, 71 Barrett, Gloria F. 38, 71 Barnes, Dottie L. 43, 85 BASEBALL 50 BASKETBALL, JUNIOR VARSITY 60, 61 BASKETBALL, VARSITY 56, 57 Beach, Harold W. 43, 62 Beech, Darrell, M. 16, 52, 53, 57, 77 Beckel, Deborah 38, 69, 79, 84 Beckel, Gregory F. 33, 63 Beckel, Stephen 43, 62, 66 Bell, Helen 94 Bell, James N. 33 Bell, Kathleen 28 Bell, Nancy S. 28, 82 Bell, Norman C. 43, 62 Bell, Richard 38 Bell, Shirley L. 28 Bell, Thomas G. 16, 24, 80 Bell, William A. 28, 50, 66, 84 Belote, Chester F. 33 Belote, Dennis J. 43 Belote, Lewis R. 43, 60 Belote, Michael T. 16, 26 Belote, Sally D. 28, 84, 98 Bender, Harry 38 Best, Joyce J. 94 BETA CLUB 78 Birch, Diane L. 38, 71 Birch, Theresa A. 33 Black, Sara E. 43, 79, 83 Black, Susie A. 33, 69, 82 BOATING CLUB 80 Bones, Gary S. 43, 62 Bones, Sandra S. 33, 51, 71 Boney Earl III 16, 24, 27 52 53, 58, 77 Bonniwell, Thomas S. Jr. 28, 58 Booker, Carl T. 43, 62, 66 Boone, Mary V. 28 Boss, Allen B. 33 Borufson, Dennis 67, 73 Bowen, Brenda G. 38 Bowen, Diane S. 38 Bowen, Eli E. 43 Bowen, Keith O. 38, 62 Bowen, Patricia A. 43 Bradford, Carl D. 33, 66 Bradford, Martin P. 33, 66 Bradford, Richard T. 33 Bradford, Rita F. 17 Bradford, William L. 38 Bradford, Vernon C. 8 Brady, Carolyn F. 33, 73 Brady, Edwin E. 38 Brady, Ellen M. 38 Brady, Mary L. 38 Brady, Michael W. 43 Brady, Milton T. 38 Brady, Patricia A. 38 Brady, Rosemary 43 Brady, Sandra A. 43 Brady, Steve V. 17, 73 Brady, Theresa R. 38 Bralley, Richard B. 38, 85 Briggs, Mary B. 38 Bright, Eva M. 33 Brown, Cecilia A. 28, 29, 82 Brown, David E. 34 Brown, Michael T. 43, 62 Bull, Ryland K. 96 Bull, Sharon S. 94 Bull, Shirley M. 17 Bundick, Pattie P. 38 Burgess, Martin L. 17, 56, 57, 68 Burgess, Steven P. 38 Burland, John E. 38 Burnham, Joseph E. 61, 94 Burroughs, Denise F. 43 Burton, Clarence I. 38 Byrd, Herbert C. 38 Camden, Ellen P. 95 Camden, Theresa L. 34, 80, 97 CAMERA CLUB 85 Campbell, Donny G. 34 Campbell, John A. 43, 81 Carpenter, Alvin T. 38, 62 Carpenter, Dan B. 34, 80 Carpenter, Henry A. 28 Carpenter, Jacqueline M. 17 Carpenter, Kris W. 17, 67, 80, 81 Chambers, Linda K. 17, 73, 98 Chandler, Karen J. 34, 51 Charnock, Myriam K. 34, 73 CHEERLEADERS, JUNIOR VARSITY 55 CHEERLEADERS, VARSITY 54 CHESS CLUB 74 Chesser, Charles B. 43, 62, 85 Childs, Belinda R. 28 Childs, Ruby E. 38 CHORAL CLUB Church, William T. 28 Clark, Janette M. 43, 83 Clark, Mary J. 43 Clayton, Samuel G. Jr. 17, 67 Collins, Kenneth L. 18, 50 56 57, 77 Colonna, Dorothy L. 34 Colonna, George H. Ill 34, 50, 58, 81 Colonna, Rebecca P. 18, 22, 68, 79, 84 Conerly, Robert B. 28 Conerly, Thomas R. 38 Cooper, Dan 62 Cooper, Victor A. 38, 62 Costin, Richard A. 39, 81 Cox, Marshall B. 34 Cramer, Roger C. 34, 66 CROSS COUNTRY 52, 53 Custis, James T. 44, 84, 85 Dabbs, Michael S 44 Daneker, Vincent E. 44 Daniels, W. Forbes 94 Daughtrey, John A. Jr. 6, 18, 66, 80 Daughtrey, Mary G. 44 Davis, Daniel G. 39, 85 DeClerfayt, Alain D. 18, 68, 69 Dennis, Debra L. 18 , 51, 54 , 77, 82, 90 Dillaman, Valerie 71 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB 73 Dixon, Evora C. 44 Dize, Kemmie M_ 34, 81, 85 Doggett, Garnell 29 Doughty, Guy J. 29, 61, 67, 80 Doughty, Jerry D. 94 Doughty, Linda K. 34, 37, 82, 84 Doughty, Susan P. 39 Doughty, William F. 29, 66 Douglas, Glendora W. 44 Douglas, Iris P. 39, 83 Downing, Harry E. 34, 58, 84 Downing, James L. 44, 62 Downing, Sidney F. 34, 73 Downing, Martin J. 44, 85 Downing, Vernon W. 39, 62, 63 Drummond, Ernest G. Jr 18, 67, 70, 80 Dunton, Everett F. 18 Dunton, Margaret S. 39, 55, 83 Dunton, William P. 34 Eder, Delores M. 29, 51, 68, 69, 77 Eder, James S. 34, 73 Elliot, Debra J. 39 Elliott, James B. 39, 62, 63, 81 Engle, James R. Jr. 34, 63, 66, 80 Engle, Margaret E. 18, 26 Etheridge, Charles R. 29, 66 Ethridge, Kathleen I. 44, 83 Etz, Betty L. 39, 98 Efz, Brenda F. 34 Etz, Frederick P. 39 Evans, Irma 97 Evans, Richard L. 34, 81 Farlow, John E. 29, 81 Ferguson, Jeffrey D. 34, 50 Fitchett, Conesha 44 Fitchett, Jerry C. 44 Fitchett, Joanne 34, 51, 73 Fitchett, Richard W. 34, 73, 81 Fitchett, Robert S. 29 Flagg, Norma J. 44 Floyd, Henry B. 19, 51, 54, 68, 79, 84 Floyd Jenny J. 18, 19, 51, 54, 77, 79, 82 Floyd, Mary L. 44, 83 Floyd, William S. 34, 81, 88 Fogle, Cecil I. 50 Fooks, Joyce L. 84, 96 FOOTBALL, JUNIOR VARSITY 62, 63 FOOTBALL, VARSITY 58, 59 Fountaine, Robert M. 19, 67, 80 Fox, Lloyd B. 52 Franklin, Jeffrey K. 44, 52 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 81 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 72 Gardner, Nora S. 19 Gardner, Robin J. 39, 55, 98 Gaskill, Richard M. 29, 80, 81 Gaskins, Charles A. 39 GEORGE B. WYNN DEBATING SOCIETY 69 Gibb, Edward H. 19, 67, 68 Gibbons, Barry 44 Gibbs, Lulie A 19 Gillis, Senora 6. 39 Gladden, Gary W. 34 Gladden, Norman Jr. 19, 50, 77 Gladden, Walter R. 19, 68 Goble, John E. 39, 66 Greene, Pandora P. 29 Hall, William M. 20 Hamilton. Allen B. 34 Hamilton, Patty 44 HANDICRAFT CLUB 75 Harmonson, Diana L. 44 Heaster, Bryon P. 39, 62 Heath, Charles 97 Henderson, Bertie P. 95 Hicks, Wayne K. 39 Hill, Vernon W. 66 Hinman, Douqlas F. 39 Hodge, Patricia A. 29 Holland, John M. Jr. 39, 62, 63, 69 Holland, Margaret 96 Holland, Virginia G. 44, 55, 83 Hollingsworth, Kandell O. 29, 66, 80 Holt, Linda M. 39 Holt, Stephen C. 39 Hope Francis H. 29, 52, 58, 79, 80 Hope, Herbert L. Ill 20 Hope, Keith L. 44, 66 Hopkins, Betty M. 34, 82 Hopkins, Patricia L. 20, 77, 82, 97 Hopkins, Patricia J. 34, 51, 84, 97 Hudson, Susan B. 44, 85 Huether, Michael R. 39, 40, 60, 62 Huffman, Barbara J. 45 Hume, John A. 29, 52, 77 Hurlbut, Emily P. 20, 69, 82, 84 Hutchinson, Terry 82 Hutton, Thomas L 34 Hyslop, Claudette L. 40 Isdell, Karen L. 45 Isdell, Larry K. 40 Jacob, Lila N. 91, 96 James. Ernest M. Ill 57, 58, 60, 61, 62, 94 James, Francis C. Jr. 40, 62 James, Richard F. 34, 69, 80 James, Rosanna G. 34 Jester, Deborah R. 34, 82, 98 Johnson, Eugene C. 20, 29, 50, 57, 58, 77 Jones, Adelina V. 45 Jones, Carolyn 95 Jones, Charles 80, 96 Jones, Deborah L. 45 Jones, Francis 1. 45 Jones, James B. 29 Jones, Karen A. 40, 42 Jones, Patricia M. 45 Jones, Steven E. 20, 58, 68 Jones, Florence T. 40 Jones, Vanessa K. 40, 83 Jones, Virginia A. 21 Justis, Barron P. 40 Kaczorowski, Mary L. 29 Kellam, Benjamin F. 45 Kellam, Danny M. 29, 67, 81 Kellam, Donald E. 45, 60, 62 Kellam, James R. 34 58, 60, 63. 73, 81 Kellam, Martha K. 34, 35, 51, 54, 79, 82 Kellam, Mary N. 96 Kellam, Randy 97 Kellam, William 45 Kellam, William M. Jr 34, 60. 61, 77 Kelly, Jannette A. 40, 83 126 Index Kelly, Pamela R. 21, 68, 84, 98 Korleski, Janice A. 34 LaFianza, Anthony E. 35, 66 Lassiter, Terry C. Jr. 45, 62 Latimer, Dennis W. 40, 62 Latimer, Hallett L. 35, 67, 80 Lattimore, Everett W. 29, 67, 80 Lawson, Robert L. 35, 81 Lecato, Ann H. 45 Lewis, Carlton W. 40, 42, 79 Lewis, Clifton E. Jr. 35, 73 Lewis, Steven 50, 52 Lilliston, Lawerence M. 45 Lipscomb, Emma K. 45, 85 LITERARY CLUB 68 Lloyd, Harry F. 35, 58, 63 Lusk, Frank M. Jr. 21, 26, 61, 68, 69, 77, 79 Magette, Phyllis 96 Magette, William L. 21 79 84 88 Manuel, Edwin H. 21 Mapp, Alan C. 40 Mapp, Cheryl A. 45 Mapp, Cynthia 51 Mapp, Jerome W. 45 Mapp, Robert I. 45, 62 Mapp, Sylvia D. 35 Mapp, Thomas J. 29, 52, 58 76 77 Mapp, Virgelia 94 Marsh, Vanessa L. 40 Mason, Joe A. 21, 52, 58, 77 Mathewson, Perry R. 40 Matthews, Ricky L. 35, 80 Mayhew, Annette C. 35, 82 Mayhew, Kiernan H 29 50 57 58, 69 76, 77 McCord, Harry F. 45, 89 McCready, Granville B. 35 66 73 McCready, Mark R. 45 McFadgen, Lunetta O. 35 McKlusky, Cindy R. 45 McKlusky, John M. 30, 52, 99 McPherson, Billy R. 45 Mears, David R. 45 Mears, Delores 73 Mears, Edith M. 30, 82 Mears, Luther L. 21 Mears, Margaret A. 30 Meek, Jay D. 70, 71, 96 Merritt, Delores A. 30, 84 Merritt, Mary N. 45 Milbourne, Betty Jean 71 Miles, Deborah L. 29, 30, 68, 84 Mitchell, Joyce M. 21 Mitchell, Michael T. 35, 81 Mitchell, Shirleen D. 40, 41 Moore, Barbara 35, 73 Moore, Louise 97 Moore, Mary L. 45 Moore, Nancy 97 Moorefield, Willie L. 35, 70 Morris, Alvin R. 22, 52 58 67 77 Morris, Guy A. 30, 52, 58, 77 Morris, Larry L. 22, 23, 52, 53, Moses, Maggie O. 22, 24 Nelson, Dick 97 Newton, Elizabeth J. 97 Newton, Philip W. 52, 63, 96 Nicolls, Mary M. 35 Nordstrom, Brenda A. 22, 68 Nock, Norman D. 45 Nottingham, Anne L. 22 54 77 79 Nottingham, Nottingham, 22, 58 Nottingham, Nottingham, 84 Anthony G. 22, 52 Clifford A. 111,21, Frank W. 30, 67, 73 Kate F. 30, 32, 82, Nottingham, Laura W. 96 Nottingham, Mavon 30 52 60 77 Nottingham, Sandra L. 45 Nottingham, Severn A. Ill 22, 23, 58, 77, 78 Nottingham, Spencer W. 33, 35, 50, 60, 77 Nottingham, Steven M. 33, 36, 60 Oakley, William J. 95 Olschner, Thomas K. 40, 66 O ' Neal, Sara V. 40 Outten, Milton A. 50, 52, 62 Outten, Page R. 45, 62, 66 Palmer, Thomas G. 23, 52, 58, 59, 69, 77 Parker, Anthony W. 36 Parker, Howard F. 30, 81 Parker, John A. 40, 62 Parks, Barry B 30 Parks, Kay R 40, 55 Parks, Mavis 97 Parks, Nancy C. 23 Parks, William F. Ill 23 Parks, Randall D. 18, 58, 95 Parsons, Carolyn T. 30 Partin, Anthony 50 Partin. David G. 23, 50, 57, 76, 77, 79 Payne, Bessie 97 Pearson, Roger A. 30, 67, 80 PEP CLUB 76 Phillips, Amy E. 40 Phillips, Glen K. 30, 61, 77, 81 Phillips, Vincent D. 23, 68, 84, 91 Pollock, Barbara C. 30, 84, 98 Powell, Judy K. 23, 25, 82, 90 Powell. Ronald L. 31, 50, 57, 58, 77 Press, Reva B. 45, 83 Prettyman, Robert 36, 67, 80 Pruitt, Delores M. 36 Pruitt, Mary L. 31 Pusey, Brenda K. 45, 79. 83 Rayfield, Mary E. 31, 82 Reid, Michael D. 23, 57, 58, 77 Renner, William T. 45, 62, 66 Reynolds, Elizabeth 51 Reynolds, June F. 29, 31, 82, 84 Reynolds, Sherri L. 40, 41, 83 Reynolds, Vicki V. 23 Reynolds. Wendy V. 24 Reynolds, William S. 40, 81 Richardson, Fred 50 Richardson, James A. 40, 90 Richardson, Philip M. 45, 52 Richardson, Sharon C. 36 Riggin, John C. 36, 63 Riggin, Karon M. 24 Rippon, Thomas W. 45, 66 Robbins, Chester 97 Robbins, Cynthia L. 36, 73 Robbins, Russell C. 45 Robertson, Judith 96 Robins, James R. 40 ROCKET CLUB 66 Rogers, John G. 40, 62, 63 Rogers, Lynne C. 7, 31, 51, 54, 77, 82 Rolley, Diane B. 31, 54, 77, 82 Routzong, James G. 33, 36, 52, 63 Rowe, Ronald W. 45 Rowley, Barbara A. 24 Ruffin, Anthony L. 36, 52, 63 Sanderson, John W. 31, 80 Savage, Elizabeth M. 36, 82 Savage, Gary R. 36 Savage, Jerry D. 45 Savage, Susan V. 45, 55, 83 Savage, Thomas O. 40 Savage, Virginia 96 Sayers, Deborah K. 46 Scott, Candace L. 24 Scott, Carlton T. 31 Scott, Ernest C. 40 Scott, George E 24, 85 Scott, Howard H. 36, 84 Scott, Margaret 96 Scott, Marilyn C. 40, 71 Scott, Mary E. 24, 73 Scott, Mary K. 46 Selby, Richard W. 36 Shackelford, Joanne 36, 51, 82, 84 Shannonhouse, Mary D. 99 Sheffield, Brenda 40 Sheffield, Leon 24, 52 Sheffield, Linda 40 Shelton. Garry M. 22. 23, 24, 58, 60, 62, 68, 76, 79, 80 Shelton, Julia A. 46 Shively, Patricia E. 40 Shreaves, Herbert 97 Shreaves, John L. 31 Shreaves, Nancy L. 46 Simmons, Alvin L. 36 Simpson, Barbara A. 25 Simpson, Helen P. 40 Simpson, Mary J. 46 Simpson, Patricia A. 25 Simpson, William A 8, 31, 67, 80, 81 Small, Paula E. 36, 73, 88 Smaw, Doretha F. 25, 51, 77 Smaw, Kevin D. 36, 63 Smaw, Selene J. 40, 83 Smith, Debra L. 31 Smith, James M. 40 Smith, Kathy E. 31 Smith, Lillie M. 40 Smith, Reese B. 36, 73 SOFTBALL 51 Spady, Ann D. 25, 68 Spady, Joseph E. 36, 81 Spady, Michael R. 36, 52, 63 Spady, Ronald C. 37 Spady, Samuel L. 46, 66 Sparrow, Lee 41, 66 Sparrow, Pamela 37, 82 Spence, Dale M. 41, 98 Stewart, Linda L. 46, 55 Stewart, Thomas B. 25, 67, 68, 80, 89 Stevens, Arthur 41 Stevens, Donald W. 46 Stevens, Earl A. 46 Stevens, Elizabeth A. 31, 82 Stevens, Larry P. 37, 73 Stevens, Patricia F. 41 Stine. Shirley K. 25, 68 Stinson, Walter J. 41, 58, 60, 62 Stitt, Andrew D. 23, 25, 52, 63, 66. 80 STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATION 79 Sturgis, Amy L, 46, 83 Sturgis, Eleanor S. 41, 83, 84 Tankard, Cynthia R. 37, 51 Tankard, Elisabeth B. 31, 51, 77, 79 Tankard, Sally R. 46, 55, 83 Tatum, William L. 46 Taylor, Mona L. 37, 51 Thomas, Glenda J. 31 Thomas, Glenn H. 25, 80 Thomas, Jackie 37 Thomas, Joyce A. 46 Thomas, Kenneth W. 17, 50, 58, 95 Thompson, Debbie A. 41 Thompson, Rufus 97 Tittermary, Glen S. 37, 52, 63, 69 TORCH 84 Townsend, Bellnice M. 41 Townsend, Deborah J. 26 TRACK 52, 53 TRI-HI-Y, JUNIOR 83 TRI-HI-Y. SENIOR 82 Trower, Colonial M. 46, 62 Trower, James C. 37, 58, 60 Trower, Jean P. 41, 83 Trower, Katherine 31, 82 Trower, Nancy A. 26, 51, 77 Trower, Preston E. Ill 26, 67, 80 Trower, Robert M. 46 Turner, Howard 50 Turner, Jane C 33, 37, 54, 79, 82 Turner, Kathryn L. 41 Ulrich, Bonnie S. 26, 73 Ulrich, Norma J. 31, 73, 98 Underhill, Ellen F. 41, 42, 79, 83 VARSITY CLUB 77 Vass, Sidney S. 27, 67, 80 Walker, Debra A. 37 Walker, Donna M. 31 Walker, George C. 46, 62, 66 Walker, Mary 51, 95 Wallace, Bonnie L. 41, 42, 55, 83 Ward, Deborah L. 46 Ward, Diane M. 41, 83 Ward, Dixie L. 31 Ward, Michael B. 37, 50 Ward, Pamela 46 Ward, Patsy A. 31 Warren, Jody C. 27, 51, 54, 55, 82, 90 Warren, Stephen R. 32, 50, 77, 79 Waters, Denise B. 30, 32, 68, 69, 79, 84 Weatherly, Robert 46, 60 Webb, Bessie M. 32 Webb, Kenneth 50, 57, 62, 95 West, Kevin T. 46 Webb, Linda S. 41 Webb, Richard N. 37, 81 Weeks, Ross 52 Weeks, Ruthellen D. 32, 51, 54, 82, 97 Wescott, Harding P. 95 West, Kevin T. 46 Widgen, Kathy T. 37, 82 Widgen, Nancy C. 46 83 Widgen, Paul H. 41, 60 Widgen, Walter B. Ill 6, 27, 68, 79 Widgeon, Percell 97 Widgeon, Randy M. 46 Widqeon, Thomas C. 41, 71 Wiggins, Isaac R. Jr. 46 Wilkins, Kathryn C. 41 Williams, Dorothy M. 37, 82 Williams, Frank C. 27 Williams, Frank F. 27, 52, 57, 58 77 Williams, Lilia M. 27 Williams, Michael S. 41, 62 .Wiliams, Roosevelt 41, 62 Williams, Steven E. 46, 47, 52, 55, 85 Willis, Deborah M. 27, 68 Willis, Larry G. 46, 62, 66 Willis, Lyman E. Ill 27, 50, 57, 58, 77, 89 Willis, Mary K. 41 Willse, John 61 Wilson, Alice H. 37, 51, 73 Wilson, Chris D. 46, 62 Windecker, Phoebe 98 Windley, Martha L. 37 Womble, John R. 32, 52, 58, 67, 73. 81 Womble, Sallie C. 41, 83 Wood, Anne K. 32. 84 Wood, Charles M. 41, 42, 84 85 Wright, Evon C. 41 Wrona Philip J. 37 Wyatt, Ellen S. 41 Wyatt, Kathleen K. 32, 82 Wyatt, Mary J. 32 Wyatt, Vivian 32 Wynder, Gwendolyn M. 41, 55 Wynder, Goldie L. 32 Wynder, Martin G. 37, 73 Young, Daniel J. 32 Young, George W. 95 Zeliff, Alice O. 96 •27 t ) L‘ M J v_k.Kvj CLC Y X. oj . sjvA ! vtw - - c3r Xwa_oA- f lys -4- Vj_ CXyO J _(.n. o ' mu a v_C -tux. G aA— . T) ' dtjoLfc 5ti -C3-0 y Acknowledgments: Special thanks to all those who played a vital part in the production of the 70 TORCH. s-jdidK C ®h-v Au 4icuY dlsuWfl! Ha v aSk ' j vs cac ' Si c.t ' cA ncr 0- 128 cf K. ' M j CiC A „ „ ..: V$l3e O ® c c 4 K xj kiA. tr- r o “ o twr -TtWA., A - 9 - cywv turn