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

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m ' WHO’S a iia iaa MOST ORIGINAL Margaret Ann Boggs Mac Smith MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Karen Padgett Albert Parker BEST NATURED Peggy Hundley Bobby Cherrix CUTEST David Belote Karen Padgett BEST ALL AROUND Suzanne Scott Johnny Kellam MOST POPULAR Margaret Ann Boggs Frankie Dorsch FRIENDLIEST Margaret Elliott Tom Copes BEST LOOKING Suzanne Scott Otha Lewis MOST IN LOVE Cherry Lynn Scott Johnny Kellam NOISIEST Johnny Selby Mary Ann Kilmon Billy Hickman MOST. ATHLETIC Rita Smullin David Belote QUIETEST Danny McCloud Arlean Root Revell Milliner

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HISTORY found ourselves ordering name cards, invitations and thank-you notes, impressing on our minds the nearness of graduation. Athletics seemed especially important, for everyone knew it was the last time we would play together. Preparing for the annual took up a main portion of the year. We elected committees, chose a cover, took picture after picture, and decided to whom the annual would be dedicated. Seniors attended their last Athletic Ball and said a fond farewell to their high school sport careers. PICK A DILLY was the title of our senior play and was produced under the direction of Miss Mary Glenn Poarch. Soon afterward, College Entrance Board Examinations dominated the scene of quite a few seniors. With the arrival of our caps and gowns, and a beautiful prom given by the junior class, we knew it was time for graduation to signal the end of a fun-filled Senior year. The togetherness we have shared for the past four wonderful years will soon be but a fond memory, as graduation will find us each following a different path down the winding road of life. But if we remain keepers of our faith, our laughter, and our hope, keep the words of the following poem by Emily Dickenson deeply embedded in our hearts, we can obtain the ultimate goal of life--happiness. If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain: If I can ease one life the aching, Or cool one pain, Or help one fainting robin Into his nest again, I shall not live in vain. Karen Padgett 19

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WHO BEST DRESSED Veronica Lewis Brooks Harrison MOST LOYAL Judy Mears Albert Parker NEATEST Ellen Johnson Clarence Courtney BEST PERSONALITY Margaret Elliott Barry Mears MOST STUDIOUS Karen Padgett Norman Selby BEST DANCERS Rita Smullin Peter Wagner MOST ARTISTIC Carla Williams Edward Colonna WITTIEST Mary Ann Kilmon Ellen Johnson Bobby Cherrix Frankie Dorsch MOST COURTEOUS Kay Williams Barry Bunting MOST MUSICAL Carol Wray Norman Selby BIGGEST FLIRTS Veronica Lewis Cherry Scott Otha Lewis (absent) David Belote m . MOST MISCHIEVOUS Mary Ann Kilmon Bobby Murdoch Stella Taylor Frankie Dorsch