Onancock High School - Trident / Beacon Yearbook (Onancock, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

1 m?Q ' THE SENIOR CLASS OF QNANCOCK HIGH SCHOOL | PRESENTS DEDICATION H nafsi MRS. DORIS C. BYRD We, the members of the Senior Class, wish to dedicate this volume to you as an expression of our appreciation of your service to the school and as a token of the admiration and affection in which you are held by the students of Onancock High School. ill® ANNUAL STAFF Editor-Kitty Grey Assistant Editor-Albert Parker Business Manager-Jackie Watson Typist-Mary Frances Mears Joye Prier Linda Garrison Louise Obenshain Photography Editor-Sandy Guy Jerry Kappes Society Editors-AIice Formyduval Riley Bull Art Editors-Mac Chandler Norris Barnes Sports Editors-Beverly Melson Tommy Miles Subscription Editor-Billie Lang ONANCOCK SCHOOL BOARD I. W. Bagwell III, H. Watson Twyford, Carlisle M. Williams, Sr. Mrs. George Mapp, Clerk; Mr. John W. Miles, Chairman; Mr. Howard Watts; Dr. Donald Fletcher; Mr. Wm. King Mapp; Mr. Royce W. Chesser, Superintendent; Mr. H. Watson Twyford; Mr. Roy C. Tolbert. OUR PRINCIPAL Class of 1961, greetings and farewell! I wish for you the best that life can bring and with it the courage and strength to meet adversity. Earl G. Hoppes DORIS BYRD Secretary To the Seniors of ' 61: I wish for you happiness and success. I’ll miss each and every one of you. Doris EARL G. HOPPES PRINCIPAL NANCY R. SENN COMMERCIAL LOTTA S. BOOTH MATHEMATICS MARIE F. PENNEWELL SOCIAL STUDIES GUIDANCE MARY K. WOOD LANGUAGES PHYSICAL EDUCATION MARY GLENN POARCH ENGLISH HISTORY AILEEN PHILLIPS LIBRARIAN VELMA W. PENNEWELL FOURTH GRADE DOROTHY C. WATSON SECOND GRADE WILLIAM CAREY SCIENCE HELEN M. PHILLIPS SEVENTH GRADE PAULINE E. JAMES THIRD GRADE ARTHUR K. FISHER ENGLISH HISTORY LILLIAN D. DERBY FIRST AND SECOND GRADE ANNIE DICKINSON MATHEMATICS ENGLISH HENRIETTA F. JACOB FIRST GRADE MILDRED C. TWYFORD SIXTH GRADE KATHRYN WARREN FIFTH GRADE WILLIAM FITZGERALD COMMERCIAL WINIFRED P. BELOTE EIGHTH GRADE THOMAS R. PARKS PHYSICAL EDUCATION MARGARET B. BULL HOME ECONOMICS DONALD WEBBER INDUSTRIAL ARTS MARY E. MARTIN FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES ULVA P. HICKMAN SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS President - BILLIE LANG Secretary - JACKIE WATSON Vice-President - RILEY BULL Treasurer - GERALD KILMON Reporter - KITTY GREY i 1 1 1 1 1 t r f 1 1 1 m i n 1 1 m m i m i m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . WILLIAM BENJAMIN ANDERSON Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Bas¬ ketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4; Junior and Senior Choruses NORRIS GEORGE BARNES Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; An¬ nual Staff 4; Track 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Junior and Senior Choruses ROBERT LEE BRASHEARS Keep Virginia Green Crew 2; Foot¬ ball Manager 2; Senior Play and Chorus RILEY SHREAVES BULL Football 2, 3, 4; Co-Editor Newspaper 3; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3, 4; Class Vice-President 4; Annual Staff 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Junior and Senior Choruses MALCOLM PAIGE CHANDLER Annual Staff 4; Senior Play; Junior and Senior Choruses; Newspaper Staff 3 ROBERT WAYNE COARD Keep Virginia Green Crew 3, 4; Junior and Senior Choruses LINDA SUE COBB Future Homemakers of America 1, 2,3 4; F.H.A. Treasurer 3; Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 3; Tri-Hi-Y President 4; Junior and Senior Plays and Chorus; Model General Assembly 4 VAUGHN WADE DAVIS Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 3; Track 3; Keep Virginia Green Crew Leader 3, 4; Junior and Senior Choruses rrniwriinw m imruffn p JANET LEIGH DoSCOTCH F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Senior Play; Junior and Senior Choruses; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer¬ ing Squad 3 KAY FRANCES DRUMMOND Class Secretary 3; Class Historian 4; O.H.S. Reporter 3, 4; Co-Editor of Newspaper 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary of F. H. A. 4; Federation Corresponding Secretary 2, 3; Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Model General Assembly 3; District Youth Leader 4; Cheering Squad 3; Junior and Seni or Choruses; Senior Play KENNETH WAYNE ENNIS Junior and Senior Choruses; Junior Play; Basketball Manager 4 ALICE ANN FORMYDUVAL F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of F.H.A. 3; Chaplain of F.H. A. 4; Model General Assembly 3; News¬ paper Staff 3; Basketball 4; Society Editor of Annual 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4; Junior and Senior Plays and Choruses CATHARINE RHODES GREY Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; American Cheerleader Association 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Senior Play; Junior and Senior Choruses; Class President 1; Class Reporter 4; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Reporter 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.H.A. Reporter 1,2; F.H.A. Pianist 4; F.H.A. Fed¬ eration Reporter 3; Voice of Campus Typist 3; Editor of Annual 4; Junior Editor of Annual 3; Football Queen 4; Azalea Festival 4 SANDRA LEE GUY F.H.A. 1,2 3; F.H.A. Reporter 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Junior and Senior Choruses; Newspaper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Cheering Squad 3 !■ ■■■ JOHN DAVIS HARRIS Class Vice-President 1; Keep Vir¬ ginia Green Crew 3, 4; Junior and Senior Choruses; Senior Play RALPH THOMAS HOPKINS II Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3 4; Track 1,2,3; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3 4; Ju¬ nior and Senior Plays; Junior and Senior Choruses DAVID ALFRED JOHNSON Keep Virginia Green Crew 4; Junior and Senior Choruses JERRY WAYNE KAPPES Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain Foot ball 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3 4; Vice-President of Class 2; Keep Virginia Green Crew Leader 3, 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Junior and Senior Choruses; Varsity Club 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Annual Staff 3 GERALD WILLIAM KILMON BILLIE WARREN LANG Cheerleader 3,4; Junior and Senior Choruses; Junior Play; Class Presi¬ dent 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 3; Tri-Hi-Y Chap¬ lain 4; F.H.A. 1; Class Secretary 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; American Cheerleader Association 3,4 Junior and Senior Choruses; Class Treasurer 4; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4; Assistant Crew Leader 4 BOBBY PARKER LILLISTON Keep Virginia Green Crew 3, 4; Junior and Senior Choruses JERRY FARRING LILLISTON Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Junior Play (Mas¬ ter of Ceremonies); Junior and Senior Choruses WILLIAM BOWDOIN LILLISTON Football 2; Track 4; Keep Virginia Green Crew 4; Junior and Senior Choruses QUINTON COLES MARSH Keep Virginia Green Crew 2; Junior and Senior Choruses; Senior Play; Junior Play; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Band 1; Baseball 1 MARY FRANCES MEARS Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Class President 3; F . H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.H.A. Secretary 3; F. H. A. Report¬ er 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Typist on An¬ nual Staff 4; Junior Play; Junior and Senior Choruses imimh— nunnmmimw ——mux SCOTT LEE MEARS Keep Virginia Green Crew 3, 4; Baseball 1, 4; Track 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Junior and Senior Choruses nniinamrnTfflBg‘1 BEVERLY LYNNE MELSON Annual Staff 4; F.H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; President of F.H. A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Junior and Senior Choruses; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheering Squad 3; Basketball 2 EDWARD THOMAS MILES Senior Play; Junior and Senior Cho¬ ruses; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3, 4; Assistant Crew Leader 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Class Pres¬ ident 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 DALE PARKS MILLINER Football 3,4; Co-Captain 4; Bas¬ ketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2,3, 4; Senior Play; Junior and Senior Choruses; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Varsity 3, 4; Class Secretary 3 LOUISE VIRGINIA OBENSHAIN Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Senior Play; Junior and Senior Choruses; Cheering Squad DAVID McMATH PARKER Football 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basket¬ ball 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Junior and Senior Choruses JOYE DEAN PRIER F.H. A. 2, 3, 4; President F.H. A. 2; Treasurer F. H. A, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Treasurer Tri-Hi-Y 3; Model Gen¬ eral Assembly 2; Junior and Senior Plays and Choruses; Cheerleader 2,3, 4; Miss Good Neighbor Days 4; An¬ nual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3; American Association of Cheerlead¬ ers 3, 4 A EUNICE JEAN SAVAGE Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; Softball 3; Junior and Senior Cho¬ ruses; F.H.A. Federation Treasurer BONNIE LEE SHREEVES F.H.A. 1,2,4; Junior and Senior Choruses JOSEPH DeCORMIS SMALL JR. Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 3; Track 3, 4; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3, 4; Junior and Senior Choruses; Varsity Club 3,4 w k . -mm DIXIE LEE SMITH F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior and Senior Choruses; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 LINDA LEE WATKINSON VIRGINIA JACKSON WATSON Newspaper Staff 3; Reporter 2; Class Treasurer 3; Junior Play and Chorus 3; Class Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Senior Chorus 4 Junior Chorus 3; Senior Play and Chorus 4; F.H.A. 1,2 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Class Reporter 3; F.H.A. Pianist 2; Cheering Squad 3 « SHIRLEY VIRGINIA WINDSOR F.H.A. 1, 2; Junior and Senior Choruses; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Co- Captain 3, 4 KAY DRUMMOND It ' s June, 1961, Onanock High School, Graduation Night. Forty-one Seniors are chattering all at once in anticipation of one of the greatest nights of our lives. Suddenly the expectant murmur of conversation is hushed and silence prevails. Tassels are swung into place, caps are given that last-minute adjustment, and the program is underway. The faculty, dignified and distinguished in their hoods and gowns, begin the procession. Through eyes blurred by tears of joy and sadness, we sight Mom and Dad, beaming proudly as we take our places on stage. The strains of Pomp and Circumstance fade in the distance, memories flood back to mind, and we are lost in a whirl of reminiscence. We recall those trying days in die eighth grade when all sixty-five of us were first brought together as a class. Mrs. Winifred Belote and Mrs. Aileen Phillips guide us through the first bewildering moments as our home room teachers, but are tempted to end their teaching career in the proc¬ ess. Our girls, thrilled at the opportunity to join their first high school organization, become Future Homemakers of America; and the boys, with an air of superiority, take part in Junior Varsity athletic activities. Still green but growing, we end this year with a class picnic. Now we find ourselves as Freshmen, really a part of high school, and with drivers ' license, and the privilege of dating, we think we ' re in a position to be envied, for sure. But the old saying, all that glitters isn ' t gold, proves to be true when we are faced with more complex schedules and such unfamiliar subjects as Latin an d (don ' t mention it) Algebra. Un¬ der the direction of Mrs. Lotta Booth and Mrs. Betty Dunton, we finally settle down and select our first class officers - President, Kitty Grey; Vice-President, Jackie Harris; Secretary, Buster Rew; and Treasurer, Da¬ vid King. L. T. Lilliston has left us this year and gone to R. M. A., but we welcome Peggy Kemp to our class. Our boys are playing Varsity football, basketball, and baseball, and the girls are displaying their ath¬ letic abilities on the basketball and softball teams. Another first comes when we don our tux, formals, and proudest smiles to attend the Athletic Ball. Without realizing it, winter turns to summer and our Freshmen year disappears. After a superb summer vacation, we return to these halls of learning as Sophomores with Mrs. Booth and Mrs. Dunton still striving to keep their sanity as homeroom teachers of this group of fifty-one wise fools. Lewis Belote leaves us to continue his education at Randolph-Macon Acad¬ emy; Peggy Kemp marries; and Donna Rae Beasley, Pat Murphy, and Rebecca Yow move away and attend other schools. The first really big event to acclaim the interest and attention of our girls is, of course, cheer leader tryouts. Kitty Grey, Mary Frances Mears, and Joy Prier are chosen to represent the Sophomores. Next comes our first class meeting and the selection of officers as follows: President, Tommy Miles; Vice-President, Jerry Kappes; Secretary, Billie Lang; Treasurer, Dale Milliner; and Re- porter, Jackie Watson. Having the privilege of becoming Tri-Hi-Y mem¬ bers, many of our girls join this organization and, as a result, Joye Prier is selected as a representative to the Model General Assembly. We expend much of our energy in an attempt to fatten our treasury by holding bakes, dances, etc. Having made many marvelous memories, another year is complete. September 1959, and here we are as Jolly Juniors , tingling with ex¬ citement and anticipation, for this is to be one of the biggest and best years yet. Mrs. Booth, still with us, and Mr. Arthur K. Fisher, who has taken over our high school English department, are our homeroom teachers and advisors. Billie Lang joins the ranks of the cheerleaders, and football season captures the spotlight. The Voice of the Campus , the Onancock High School newspaper, is passed down to us as Juniors, and Kay Drummond and Riley Bull as Co-Editors, along with an energetic and efficient news staff turn it into a priceless publication. Kitty Grey is selected to serve as Junior Editor on the staff of the Beacon , and Mary Frances Mears is elect¬ ed Class President with Vice-President, John Lambdin; Secretary, Kay Drummond; Treasurer, Jackie Watson; and Reporter, Linda Watkinson as able assistants. Having lost Bonnie Watkinson to the cause of matrimony, Mary Jo Matthews to a school of Cosmetology, and Jackie Edwards and Ronnie Watkinson to Deleware high schools, we have only forty-four Jun¬ iors. Just before Thanksgiving our class rings arrive to signify that we will soon be O. H. S. alumni. This year the Thanksgiving football game is played at Central and upon our victory of 26-0 the goal post is brought home with us and autographed by all our football fans. On a snowy night in March, our Junior Play Crazy But Cute is presented and turns out to be exactly that. Two of the Junior lassies, Alice Formyduval and Kay Drummond, are sent to the Model General Assembly in Richmond and seem to experience the weekend of their lives. All during the year we have been selling stationary, Christmas Cards, candy, holding bakes, and dances, and making all kinds of money for only one purpose, the Prom. On April 29, Lilac Lane is presented and we unanimously decide that it is the most fabulous and fascinating Prom O. H. S. has ever witnessed. Following the Prom a beach party is held at Crystal Beach beneath sky splashed with stars and a full moon. Some of the night ' s romanticism takes effect, and shortly afterwards, diamonds begin to sparkle and during the summer months, it seems that those Wedding Bells are breaking up that ole ' gang of mine. The Juniors sing at Baccalaureate Service and close the door on another fantabulous year. It seems like only yesterday when forty-one of us returned to Q. H. S. as Sophisticated (well, almost) Seniors. Mrs. Booth and Mr. Fisher are our homeroom teachers for the last time and our final class officers are chosen - President, Billie Lang; Vice-President, Riley Bull; Secretary, Jackie Watson; Treasurer, Gerald Kilmon; and Reporter, Kitty Grey. As Seniors we miss four of our favorite classmates, John Lambdin and David King have moved off the shore, and Bonnie Kellam and Betty Gaye Evans have become Mrs. Nathan Davis and Mrs. Bill Howell; however, we are happy to have Bobby Brashears join us. Time seems to fly; our play Cu¬ pid in Pigtails” is given in December and proclaimed a Smash . College applications are in the mail, invitations, name cards, and thank-you notes are ordered. In its usual splendor, the Athletic Ball is held and ex¬ tremely enjoyed. The Seniors are host to a Spring Fashion Show and the Beacon , on which we have spent many hours of labor, arrives and is distributed. Then comes the Prom, when the Juniors really excell them¬ selves and give us one of the most beautiful Proms imaginable. And now, the fulfillment of our dreams is about to be realized. Class night is be¬ hind us, Baccalaureate is over, and we snap out of our memory to march as Mr. Hoppes begins presenting those valuable rolls of parchment, our much-deserved high school diplomas. We gaze around at our usually jok¬ ing, but now sober, classmates and realize that those characters who claim¬ ed they ' d never cry at Graduation, don’t exactly appear to be viewing a Red Skelton Show . To Mr. Hoppes, our principal; Mrs. Booth and Mr. Fisher, our home¬ room teachers, and to the entire faculty, who have had to cope with our antagonizing antics, our pleasant moods and our evil ones, and who have shown us such patience and understanding, we are humbly grateful and appreciative. To the Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen, we leave the echoes of our laughter, and the memories of our marvelous high school days together. In 1948, sixty-odd six-year-olds walked shyly through these doors and up the path of knowledge; tonight, twelve years later, we walk out these same doors up an unknown path to the future. laUviW Friendliest Best Natured Most Ambitious Most Likely to Succeed Wittiest Most In Love Most Popular Most Attractive Kay Joye Gerald Mac Most Personality Most Courteous Most Original Cutest Most Independent Most Mischievous LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Onancock High School of 1961, being of sound mind, now write and declare this our last will and testament, here¬ by withdrawing all previous wills heretofore made by us. Section I Article I Article II Article III Article I Article II Article III Article IV Article V Article VI Article VII Article VIII Article IX Article X Article XI Article XII Article XIII Article XIV Article XV Article XVI Article XVII To Mr. Hoppes we will our admiration and apprecia¬ tion for guiding us through four years of high school. To our faculty we will our thanks for the patience and guidance they have given us. To the Juniors we will our ability to save money, complete work on time, and skip school as much as possible. Section II Billy Anderson wills his mighty grip to Revelle Mil¬ liner. Linda Sue Cobb wills her flirty ways to Peggy Hundley, hoping she will use them wisely. Norris Barnes wills his latest hit record to Bobby Cher- rix. Tanet DoScotch wills her talkative ways to Kay Wil¬ liams. Bobby Brashears wills his art of telling jokes to Otha Lewis. Kaye Drummond and Linda Watkinson will their magic charm to Carol Wray. Riley Bull wills his membership card of the He-man Woman Hater Club to Barry Mears. Alice Formyduval wills her good sense of humor to Stella Dean Taylor. Bobby Coard wills his grades in English to Edward Col- onna. Kitty Grey wills her intolerable giggle to Judy Mears. Mac Chandler wills his ability to graduate to Tommy Copes. Sandra Guy wills her dominating ways of handling football officials to Margaret Ann Boggs. Vaughn Davis wills his smoking lounge to Brooks Har¬ rison. Berdine Hargis and Bonnie Shreeves will their shy ways to Mary Ann Kilmon and Veronica Lewis. Kenneth Ennis wills his church key to Barry Bunting. Billie Lang wills her extra tight skirts to Cherry Lynn Scott. Fred Harmon and Bobby Lilliston will their Charles Atlas book to Albert Parker. Article XVIII Mary Frances Mears wills her short hand book to Rita Smullen. Article XIX Jackie Harris wills his jokes, sarcastic remarks, and his bank book to Frankie Dorsch. Article XX Beverly Melson wills her athletic ability to Arlean Root. Article XXI Tommy Hopkins wills his smart remarks to David Be- lote. Article XXII Louise Obenshain wills her cute collection of hats to Suzanne Scott. Article XXIII David Johnson wills his used car tags to Clarence Courtney. Article XXIV Joye Dean Prier leaves her versatile talents to Ellen Johnson, hoping she will use them to the best of her Article XXV advantage. Jerry Kappes wills his ability to oversleep and skip school to Tommy Jacobs. Article XXVI Eunice Savage wills her ability to hook her guy to Karen Padgett. Article XXVII Billy Lilliston wills his track shoes to Johnny Selby, providing he will run five miles a day. Article XXVIII Dixie Smith wills her excess weight to Margaret El¬ liott. Article XXIX Gerald Kilmon wills his loyalty to womanhood to Bob¬ by Murdoch. Article XXX Jackie Watson wills her studious ways to Katherine Chandler. Article XXXI Jerry Lilliston and J. D. Small will their newly writ¬ ten book, HOW TO CATCH A FEMALE, to Billy Hick man. Article XXXII Coles Marsh wills his blue suede shoes and pretty girls to Buster Rew. Article XXXIII Article XXXIV Scott Mears wills his corny jokes to Danny McCloud. Tommy Miles (R. H. P.) wills his cute red flat top to Mac Smith. Article XXXV Shirley Windsor wills her long ponytail to Carla Wil¬ liams. Article XXXVI Dale Milliner wills his seat in driver ' s training to Johnny Kellam. Article XXXVII David Parker wills his masculine build to Norman Selby. Mary Frances Mears Jerry Kappes Testators SENIOR CLASS POEM � i. - v. i The time for parting-days now gone, Stand recorded, one by one. Slowly some have passed and others more swiftly, Tolling solemnly the deeds we’ve done. The ties that bind us, classmates, to each other, Broken by the closing hours tonight; Must find us in a spirit all united-- For the principle of right. And you dear classmates of these years, We ' ll bear in memories ' dreams, Where ' ere the road by rough or steep; Your love will send its gleams. For Onancock High we’ve done our best To keep her at a pace-- Where all would know and see here there Ahead, always her place. Schoolmates of lower grades, we leave Her gallant flight to you, Our hands no longer bear the torch; So be forever true. Keep the colors floating at the front-- No duty leave undone-- So at the end you feel the pride; The glory that you ' ve won. So long desired; and yet, how swift the close-- Of this the parting time-- So wishing future happiness for all, We say Good-bye” , in rhyme. Kitty Rhodes Grey With lots of laughter, a little sorrow, and tears We ' ve worked our way through our last four years. Our class as a whole is a lively crew And in number we are far more than few. Each one of our teachers was a guiding light Even though we never thought they were right. We were young; smart with nothing lacking But were often found asking them for backing. Now as the final days roll around, We wonder where next year we ' ll be found, Some with jobs, others away at school, Still studying and following the golden rule. School days seemed filled with complaints and strife, But they ' re really the best days of our life. Janet DoScotch CLASS PROPHECY Dear Mrs. Booth, It hardly seems possible that ten years have passed since we were all together at old O.H.S. I, being an engineer, am spending a few days in New York after having completed another link in the highway from Maine to Florida. Who should I run into here but Jerry Kappes, who now owns his own pharmacy in the new Medical Center, where David Parker has just opened an office. Our own Jackie Watson, now a noted psycholgist, also has an office there, and Eunice Savage is her assistant. Coles Marsh, the dancer of the class, is now dancing professionally. He will make his debut on Broadway next week. Mac Chandler shares an apartment in Greenwich Village with Coles. He has just had a very successful one man art exhibit. J. D. Small, our leading man, has just opened in a Broadway play, The Morning Hours. Berdine Hargis, who always was interested in the commercial courses, now heads the Bookkeeping Department at Goldey-Beacom. Beverly, Bonnie, and Sandy are happy housewives. They say some of us had to stay home and raise the children of the next generation. Alice Formyduval is operating a private kindergarten - her own kids. Kitty Grey and Joye Prier, who loved school so well, are now English teachers in a private girls ' school near Philadelphia. Kay Drummond, who always wanted to be a journalist, is an overseas correspondent for the New York Times. Watch out for a new book coming out soon. Linda Watkinson, who always had the power to charm, is operating a charm school in Texas. She has just charmed the most eligible bachelor of the Texas oil country. Mary Frances Mears and Billie Lang are private secretaries to two busi¬ ness tycoons in Detroit. They have just returned from a California vacation, where they visited our own Linda Sue Cobb, who is making a picture for M.G.M. Fred Harmon has developed the Onley Oil Wells, and Jerry Lilliston and Jackie Harris are his right hand men, keeping everything under control. Bobby Brashears, who got his experience at WESR Radio, is now a TV announcer for CBS. Tommy Hopkins has realized his ambition to be an undertaker and has just opened a new funeral establishment in Norfolk. Our preacher, Scotty Mears, is preaching at the Southern Church in Richmond. Of course, you know that Billy Anderson, always a diplomat, is our Ambassador to Russia. Billy Lilliston is in the Submarine Spy Service, for which he spent many long hours of training. Dixie Smith is a lady paratrooper and just loves to jump, I hear. Gerald Kilmon chose a career in the Air Force and is now a major at the Pentagon. Louise Obenshain, always a whiz at math, is also at the Pentagon as chief mathematician. Dale, our football hero, is now head coach for Navy, and they haven’t lost a game in five years. Vaughan Davis has made quite a name for himself as an electronic engineer with General Electric. He tells me that Norris Barnes has a thriv¬ ing taxicab business in Boston now. Bobby Lilliston, our star runner, has just broken another record at the Olympics. Riley Bull and Janet DeScotch, who were always clowning around, are now circus clowns with the B B Circus. They have been acclaimed the best clowns since Emmet Kelley. Two more of our own, who have advanced in tire business world, are Bobby Coard and Ken Ennis. They have just leased ten more service ga¬ rages on the new East-West Turnpike. Shirley Windsor, who was our star softball player, is now the manager of the team organized and sponsored by the New York Yankees. David Johnson has just been acclaimed the wittiest state trooper in history by the teen-agers. As you can tell from this, the class of 1961 has been a very successful one. With leadership such as we had atO.H.S. we could not have been otherwise. I will be coming through the Shore next week and hope to get by to see you. Sincerely, Tommy Miles NOW AND THEN Bill Norris Bobby Riley Mac Bobby Linda Vaughn Janet Sandy Berdine Fred Jackie Tom David Jerry Gerald Billie Bobby Jerry Billy Coles Mary Frances Scott Beverly Tommy Dale Louise David Joye Eunice Bonnie J. D. Dixie Linda Jackie Shirley ENIOR PLAY “CUPID IN PIGTAILS” Todd McAdams - BOBBY BRASHEARS Gail McAdams - KITTY GREY Mabell McAdams - KAY DRUMMOND Aunt Dottie - ALICE FORMUDUVAL Olie Mae - LOUISE OBENSHAIN Squeegie Squires - TOMMY MILES Rollo Sapleton - JACKIE HARRIS DIRECTOR - MR. ARTHUR K. FISHER CAST Suzie McAdams - JANET DESCOTCH April Fogg - LINDA WATKINSON Beasley Fogg - MAC CHANDLER Murchison Fogg - TOMMY HOPKINS Gertie Groot - JOYE PRIER Pete Farley - DALE MILLINER Beth Farley - LINDA COBB OFFICERS President - CAROL WRAY Secretary - JUDY MEARS Vice-President - BARRY MEARS Treasurer - NORMAN SELBY Reporter - STELLA DEAN TAYLOR Tommy Copes Clarence Courtney David Belote Margaret Ann Boggs William Bunting Katherine Chandler Bobby Cherrix Edward Colonna Frankie Dorch Margaret Elliott Brooks Harrison Billy Hickman Peggy Hundley Tommy Jacob Ellen Johnson Johnny Kellam I mHjs Mas? Karen Padgett Albert Wayne Parker Walter Rew Arlene Root Cherry Lynn Scott Suzanne Scott Johnny Selby Norman Selby OFFICERS President - DIANE KILMON Secretary - LINDA KILMON Vice-President - BARBARA FITCHETT Treasurer - CLARA JACOB Reporter - DARLENE HARMON ' .I Joanna Abrams Curtis Badger Linda Barnes Penny Byrd Faye Campbell Scott Custis Henry Custis Jackie Custis Linda Custis Dickie Dix Val East Max Eller Lou Ann Fick Barbara Fitchett Betty Hargis Darlene Harmon Bill Harmon Michael Hendrickson Dickie Hines Clara Jacob Johnny Justis Nicky Kellam Dianne Kilmon Linda Kilmon George Lewis Shirley Lewis Jerry Long Lois Ann Mears Pam Melson Kitty Nock _ anus Claudia Nottingham Phyllis Parks Billy Phillips Donna Pruitt James A. Rew Johnny Rogers Norma Scott Asher Shrieves Frankie Smullin Bobby Swain Bobby Taylor Dorothy Tyndall Joe Wescott Paul White OFFICERS President - JACK PHILLIPS Secretary-Treasurer - JOANN VanKESTEREN Vice-President - HAL LASSITER Annual Staff Representative - KIM MILES Reporter - JOANN EDWARDS Clifton Dize Rosalie Drewer Jo Ann Edwards Betty Elliot Joe Elliot Tress Engler Damon Evans Nancy Evans Gary Ewell Donna Harmon James Harmon Dorothy Johnson Brooks Allen Nancy Ayres Albert Barber Joyce Bames Frances Beasley Edward Belote Herbert Belote Jack Bonniwell Fred Brown Brenda Byrd Barry Courtney Glenda Custis Sylvia Johnson Norman Justice Veronica Justice Linda C. Justis Linda M. Justis Ronnie Justis Karen Knoph Hal Lassiter Edward Lavelle Jean Lavelle John Lavelle Gary Marsh Karen Martin Lanny Mason Joyce Metcalf Preston Mears Kim Miles Robin Milliner Donna Morgan Robert Moore Betty Nottingham Arnold Obenshain George Parker Danny Payne Maxine Turlington Carol Twyford Billy Valentine Jo Ann Van Kestern Margaret Watkinson Carolyn Williams Connie Williams Larry Williams Thomas Williams Jack Phillips Carroll Pruitt Sharon Reade Barry Rew Judy Richardson Peggy Savage Mary Scott Billy Shrieves Bobby Shrieves Sonny Shrieves Rudy Smith Paige Spence John Wimbrow EIGHTH GRADES FRONT ROW: Tommy Custis, Eddie Justis, David Williams, Wayne Fitchett, Dean Guy, Roy Ewell, John Hurlbut, Alfred Shrieves, Bobby Cobb, Hilton Melson, Robby Custis, Donnie Kllmon, Jimmy Phillips. SECOND ROW: Jennifer Custis, Donna Dav¬ enport, Gwendolyn Kellam, Janice Prier, Sharon Weaver, Joyce Parker, Connie Chase, Betty Adkins, Mrs. Dickenson, Dianne Lilliston, Gloria Johnson, Nancy Loflin, Con¬ nie Mears, Bonnie Williams, Doris Elliott, Mary Catherine Taylor, Linda Johnson, Jo Ann Milliner, Mary Beasley, Charlotte West, Joyce Custis. FRONT ROW: Billy Rew, Jimmy Justis, Kirby Custis, Bill Doley, Wayne Greene, Tom¬ my Duncan, George Leonard Boggs, Steve VanKesteren, Mitchell Crockett, Brian Corbin, Francis Hart, Leo Chandler. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Belote, Ethel Sue Bundick, Barbara Fears, Carolyn Mapp, Donna Briggs, Trudy Davis, Pauline Lilliston, Cora Scott, Mar¬ guerite Formyduval, Joan Twyford, Kay Wescott, Gayle Harrison, Mary Ann Bennett, Gloria Schoper, Joy Milliner, Darlene Nock, Kitty James, Jimmy Milliner. (•ifliaisisiiariiiiiiiiaiinbix. SEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Barry Johnson, Freddie Mich ell. SECOND ROW: Joyce Williams, Shar¬ on Parks, Sherry Carmine, Judy Williams, Becky Campbell, Eddie Killmon, Carolyn Horsley, Jackie Watkinson, Ned Perry, Kiel Huntelman, Linda Shreeves, John Ed Nock. THIRD ROW: Dale Marsh, Bobby Ayres, Joan Edwards, Marilyn Davis, Hilda Marsh, Edward Williams, Brooks Ayres. Absent: Charles Guy. SEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Douglass Twyford, Mike Murphy. SECOND ROW: Terry Nicolls, Billy James, Pete Hopkins, Charles Barrel!, Betsy Watson. THIRD ROW: Linda Jean Lillis- ton, Larry West, Van Marsh, Paul Long, Johnny Johnson, Ann Belote, Eve Russell, Lila Jacob, Carol Miles, Linda Guy. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Hickman, Ann Brooks Ballard, Phillip Lewis, Jonne Ruth Watkinson, Diane Parks, Clare Byrd, Linda Bagwell, Becky Robbins. Absent: Roberta Hampton. SIXTH GRADE FRONT ROW: William Duer, Trudy James, G. L. Smith, Phyllis Williams, Gregory Lassiter. SECOND ROW: Lee Roy Smith, Eddie Justis, Patricia Thornton, Linda Sturgis, Nancy Davis, Barbara Long, Beverly Savage, Sheila Walsh, Bobby Justis, Ron¬ nie Windsor. THIRD ROW: Deborah Dull, Patricia Custis, R. E. Watkinson, Billy Egelhoff, Billy Custis, Larry Galloway, Billy Bagwell, Sharon Hayden, Jackie Schoper, Linda Courtney, Barry Wessells. FOURTH ROW: Linda Ewell, Shirley Walker, Thomas Pruitt, Jeffery Davis, Curtis Kellam, Sharon Williams, Vaughn Pruitt, Linda Long, Mrs. Twyford, Wanda Smith. FIFTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Ned Finney, Pete Smith, Bill Chandler, Denise Elliott, Bleecker Fritz, Betsy Egelhoff, Bill Windsor, Janet Custis, E. R. Custis, Burley Williams. SECOND ROW: Lee Johnson, Jay Fentress, Eileen Shelton, Cindy Davenport, Debbie Shrieves, Mrs. Martin, Donna Williams, Mary Elizabeth Williams, Linda Carmine, Michael Pruitt. FIFTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Betty Marshall, Tony Cutler, Eddie Custis, Johnny Justis, David Russell, Gail Evans. SECOND ROW: Betty Johnson, Tony Lewis, Wanda Lilliston, Laura Fincon, Linda Laird, Jimmy Harte, Dennis Crockett, Irene Drewer, Gwenda Custis. THIRD ROW: Mike Gibian, Mark Pruitt, Tommy Hines, Deborah Mears, Newman Scott, George Davis, Fred Walker. FOURTH ROW: Miss Warren. Absent: Mary Barrell, Johnny Gib¬ bons, Charlie Russell. FOURTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Karl Huntelman, Richard Parker. SECOND ROW: Shirley Sturgis, Mar- celle Harmon, Preston Ewell, Neil Justice, Dick Morgan, Aldren Adkins, Joe Morgan, Terry Gibb, Brenda Williams. THIRD ROW: Sharon Killmon, Ray Walker, Bill Harrison, Randy Chesser, Gary Gibian, Diana Parks, Sandra Williams, Penny Rogers, Bruce Kel- lam, Ruth Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Mary Murphy, Patricia Long, Donna Johnson, Barbara Belote, Catharine Killmon, Barbara Shelton, Gayle Johnson, Tommy Johnson, Jo Fin- cen. FIFTH ROW: Donnie Williams, Larry Scott, Mrs. Pennewell. THIRD GRADE FRONT ROW: Danny Shrieves, Jimmy Williams, Jack Chandler, A. C. Bloxom, Kristy Shreeves, Edward Fleming, Bishop Leatherbury, John Taylor. SECOND ROW: Anita Johnson, Vernon Belote, Bobby Davis, Richard Murray, Tim Robbins, Kate Hamp¬ ton, Emily Grey, Bonnie Davis, Bobby Mapp, Nancy Smith, Keith Abrams. THIRD ROW: Betsy Byrd, Teresa Michell, Star Boggs, Kevin Harmon, Pete Graham, Stuart Buckle, Charlotte Davis, Trudy Ward, Linda Hundley, Scott Chandler. FOURTH ROW: Wilma Spence, Larry Adkins, James Marsh, Frank Wray, Louise Windsor, Keith Joynes, Mrs. James. SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW: Martha Johnson, Peggy Bell Harrison, John R. Chandler. SECOND ROW: Joe West, Billy Fritz, Dean Budd, David Michelle, Pamela Johnson, Steward Scott, Jimmy Belote, Odell Boggs, Diane Lassiter. THIRD ROW: Tripp Ransome, Lynn Ches¬ ser, Susan Parker, Gaye Savage, Tony Edwards, Cheryl Nicholls, Richard Hall, Ann Nicholson, Deborah Phillips, Tim Pruitt. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Golt, Keith Thomas, Roger Harrison, Billy Ayres, Henry Crockett. Mrs. Watson. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES FRONT ROW: Jean Carpenter, Danny Killmon, B. W. James, Gail Davis, Robert Windsor, Tommy Buckle, Tommy Adkins, Keith Fleming. SECOND ROW: Robbie Marshall, Wayne Smith, Sammy Williams, Theresa Annis, Glenn Crim, Peggy Smith, Dru Marsh. THIRD ROW: Barney Russell, Denise Nelson, Vic Long, Martha Pruitt, Mallory Davis, Sonny Lewis, Mrs. Derby. FIRST GRADE FRONT ROW: Jimmy West, Tommy Joynes, Betty Ann Perry, Gary Savage, Anne Leatherbury, Cathy Custis, Millie Robbins, Tommy Waterfield, Norris West. SECOND ROW: Craig Matthews, Wayne West, Nancy Twyford, David Lassiter, Joan Murray, Phillip Belote, David Lee Rice, Fred Crockett, Temple Rogers, Mary Margaret John¬ son, Mary Jane Budd. THIRD ROW: Billy Cobb, Mark Pruitt, Wayne West, Gloria Jenkins, Leslie Smith, John Jacob, Vicky Scott, Pam Sparrow, Linda Parks, Mark Crockett, Miss Jacob. ONANCOCK FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: David Parker, Jerry Long, Buster Rew, Johnny Selby, Lanny Mason, Mac Smith, Jerry Lilliston, Vaughn Davis, Danny Milliner, David Belote, Dale Milliner - Co-Captain, Jerry Kappes - Co-Captain, Damon Evans - Manager, Barry Rew - Manager, Thomas Ray Parks - Coach. SECOND ROW: Clarence Courtney, Bobby Taylor, Nicky Kellam, Michael Hen¬ drickson, Frankie Dorsh, Jack Phillips, Scotty Mears, Riley Bull, Johnny Kellam, Tommy Miles, Hal Lassiter. THIRD ROW: Tommy Jacob, Fred Harmon, Scottie Custis, Tommy Williams, Gary Ewell, Bill Anderson, Kim Miles, Dickie Hines, Joe Wescott, Preston Mears, Jackie Custis. FOURTH ROW: Otha Lewis, Tommy Copes, Bobby Cherrix. CHEERLEADERS Mary Frances Mears - Co-Captain, Penny Byrd, Val East, Cherry Scott, Dianne Kilim on, JoAnn VanKesteren, Joye Prier, Billie Lang, Margaret Ann Boggs, Karen Padgett, Rita Smullin, Claudia Nottingham, Kitty Grey - Co-Captain. SENIOR FOOTBALL BOYS AND CHEERLEADERS ' agV, Bill Anderson Joye Prier Vaughn Davis Jerry Kappes Fred Harmon Kitty Grey Jerry Lilliston Dale Milliner Mary F. Mears Riley Bull Tommy Miles Scott Mears Billie Lang David Parker I KING AND QUEEN BOYS’ BASKETBALL GIRLS’ BASKETBALL BYGONES OF 1961 SOFTBALL TEAM Photo Courtesy of Dr. John W. Robertson ■■Hi MM ■ k -■ President-Suzanne Scott Vice-President-Kitty Nock Secretary-Kaye Drummond Treasurer-Joye Prier Chaplain-Alice Formyduval Song Leader- Carol Wray Pianists-Carla Williams Kitty Grey Reporter-Mary Frances Mears TRI-HI-Y President-Linda Cobb Vice-President-Suzanne Scott Secretary-Margaret Ana Boggs Treasurer-Kaye Drummond Chaplain-Billie Lang Reporter-Kitty Grey ATHLETIC BALL EE Sr = = = rr « — Eg sj ,fe With Confidence Where You See The Above Symbol Displayed Salisbury places of business showing the above symbol have pledged themselves to high ethical standards. 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