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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1963 volume:

Published By The Senior Class Onancock High School ,r ck, Virginia CONTENTS ANNUAL STAFF Foreword.3 Dedication.4 Administration.5 Classes.11 Grades 47 Activities.53 Sports.61 Advertisements 73 FOREWORD mm - it With spring comes the end of an episode in the life each Sen¬ ior. As in past years we will each go our separate ways, but mem¬ ories will remain with us wherever we go. How can one forget youth? O.H.S. is a part of our youth, and we will remember it. We the SENIORS of ' 63 will cherish the memories contained in the following pages of the BEACON and hope that we have contributed some small thing to our school ONANCOCK HIGH. DEDICA TION MRS. LOTTA S. BOOTH We, the Senior Class, wish to show our deepest appreciation and respect to Mrs. Lotta Booth, by dedicating our 1963 BEACON to her. It is to her that we owe much of our suc¬ cess and happiness of our high school years and this dedication is but a small symbol for the time and understanding she has given us. l _X - ' ■ - ' w Jjpup BdHSBMR 1 B ADMIN1STATI ON ACCOMACK COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD FRONT ROW: Roy C. Talbot, Chairman John W. Miles, Donald Fletcher Jr., BACK ROW: William K Mapp, H. Watson Twyford, Superintendent Oliver C. Greenwood, C. M. Williams Jr., Howard Watts, absent. ONANCOCK SCHOOL BOARD f f i — -r 1 i i T 1- _ William Bagwell, Chairman H. Watson Twyford, Carlisle Will s, Your four years have passed swiftly and with them a kind of happiness you will never again know. What you have now accomplished is but a start in life. It is my wish that will hold for you a full and complete life of happiness. EARL G. HOPPES, PRINCIPAL To the Seniors: I wish for each of you success and happiness in your future years. It has been a pleasure having you here. I ' ll miss you all. DORIS B YRD, SEC RET A R Y C. E. Barrack III Distributive Ed. Winifred Belote Eighth Grade Lotta Booth Mathematics Margaret Bull Home Economics William Carey Science Gladys Fosque Third and Fourth Grade Ruth Ann Kellam Tenth Grade Mary E. Martin Third Grade Henrietta Jacob First Grade Industrial Arts William Hall Mattie Chanley Lillian D. Derby Annie Dickenson Arthur Fisher William Fitzgerald Science and Journalism First and Second Eighth Grade Grade English and Business World Geography Marie Pennewell Velma Pennewell Aileen Phillips Nancy Senn Trent Serini Guidance, French and Government Fourth Grade Librarian Business Physical Ed. ) I Mildred Twyford Sixth Grade Margaret Taylor Drivers Training Kathryn Warren Fifth Grade Dorothy C. Watson Second Grade Blanche Wright Seventh Grade 10 CLASSES SENIOR OFFICERS ROBERT DYKE TAYLOR, III President Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club; Beta Club 2,3,4; Beta Convention 3; Vice President 3; President 4; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4; PARCHMENT Staff 3; SIPA Convention 3; Annual Staff 4. JACKIE MAX ELLER Secretary Senior Play; Track 2,3; Baseball 2,3; Secretary of Class 4; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4. LINDA ANNE KILMON Vice President Class Secretary 2; Beta Club 2,3,4; Vice President 3; President 4; Latin Tournament 1,2; Goldey-Beacon Spelling Award 3; French Club 3,4; Presidents; Class Vice President 4; Cheering Squad 1. JOHN GORDO N ROGERS, JR. Treasurer Vice President 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Beta Convention3; French Club 3; SIPA Convention 3; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4; Treasurer of Class 4; Senior Play; Annual Staff 4, Editor of the Yearbook. 12 A CLASS CURTIS JEFFERSON BADGER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2, 4; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4; PARCHMENT Staff 3,4; PARCHMENT Co-editor 4; Student Coun¬ cil, Vice-president 3; Annual Staff 4. JO ANNA ABRAMS BROOKS EWELL ALLEN Baseball 2; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4. LINDA SUE BARNES F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice President F.H.A. 1; D.E. Club, Vice-president 4; Softball 1. F.H.A. 1,2,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Softball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; French Club 3, 4; PARCHMENT Staff 3. 13 SENIOR NANCY EVANS BELOTE F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Eastern Shore Federation Vice-presi¬ dent 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Softball 2; Annual Staff 4. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Co-captain 4; American Cheerleader Association 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; F.H.A. 1; PARCHMENT Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; French Club 3. ANN PRENTICE BYRD BOBBY FAYE CAMPBELL F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. JOHN EDDIE CHURN Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4; Band 1,2; Camera 1; Varsity Club 3,4; Vice-president 2; Annual Staff 4; Track 1,3,4; Senior Play 4. 14 CLASS CECIL SCOTT CUSTIS Football 1,2; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3. HENRY POWELL CUSTIS, JR. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Beta Club 2, 3,4; Beta Convention 3,4; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4; Class Reporter 3; French Club 3; Annual Staff 4. JACK HENRY CUSTIS Football 1,2,3,4; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4; Baseball 2; Track 4; Annual Staff 4; Varsity Club. VERNON RICHARD DIX Beta Club 3,4; Beta Convention 4. 15 SENIOR VALERIA MARION EAST Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Co-captain 4; American Cheer¬ leader Association 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Tri-Hi- Y 2,3,4; Vice-president Tri-Hi-Y 3; M.G.A. 2; Beta Club 2,3,4; Student Council Reporter 3,4; French Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; School Reporter to Papers 3,4. BARBARA VIRGINIA FITCHETT Cheering Squad 1; Softball 1,2; Basketball 1,3; Class Vice-president 2; Class Treasurer 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y District Secretary 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; French Club 3,4; French Club Secre¬ tary 3; Delegate Beta Club Convention 4; Senior Play 4; Azalea Festival 4. LOU ANN FICK F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. Reporter 3; Basketball 2; Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Cheering Squad 1; Sen¬ ior Play 4. BETTY JANE HARGIS F.H.A. 1; Softball 1; Chaplain D.E. Class 4; Goldey Beacom Spelling 3. 16 CLASS DARLENE LANE HARMON Cheering Squad 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Class Reporter 2; Class President 3; PARCHMENT Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Goldey Beacom Spelling Award 3; Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 4; Beta Convention 4. WILLIAM KELLAM HARMON Beta Club 2,3,4; Beta Convention 3,4; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4; Track 4. MICHAEL HOLMES HENDRICKSON Football 1,2,3,4; Co-captain 4; Varsity Club 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4; Track 4. RICHARD CECIL HINES Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4; Senior Play 4. 17 SENIOR CLARA ELIZABETH JACOB Basketball 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; M.G.A.3; Annual Staff 4; French Club 3,4; Delegate to Beta Con¬ vention 3,4. NICKY WAYNE KELLAM Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3, 4; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4. DIANNE HOWARD KILLMON Class Reporter 1; PARCHMENT Staff 3; Class Presi¬ dent 2; F.H.A. 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Cheering Squad 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Co- Captain 4; American Cheerleader Association 2,3, 4. Football 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Track 4; Baseball 4; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4. JOHN OAKLEY JUSTIS 18 GEORGE MURPHY LEWIS Keep Virginia Green Crew 4. SHIRLEY ANNE LEWIS Basketball 1,2,3,4; F.H.A, 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; M.G.A. 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3. JERRY NICHOLLS LONG Track 1; Football 1,2,3; Varsity Club 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4. NANCY LOU LIVES AY S.C.A. Dance Committee 1; S.C.A. Sportsmanship Committee 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Home Room Offices 1,2,3; Apparatus Club 1; Jr. Dance Committee 3; Drama Staff; Props 1; Newspaper Staff 2; Girls Usher Staff 2; Annual Staff 4. .4 19 SENIOR LINDA CUSTIS McCLOUD F.H.A. 1,2,3; Softball 2; Basketball 2,3; Student Council Representative 3,4, LOIS ANN MEARS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. PAMELA PARKER MELSON F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Historian 3; Federation Reporter 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Beta Convention 3,4; S I P A Convention 3; Basketball 2; PARCH¬ MENT Staff 3,4; Co-Editor of PARCHMENT 4; Annual Staff 4; French Club 3,4; Pre-National Merit Honors 2; Senior Play 4. KATHERINE ELIZABETH NOCK Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Cheering Squad 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 2; President 3; Dele¬ gate to State F.H.A. Convention-Roanoke 3; Tri-Hi- Y 2,3,4; Secretary 3; M.G.A. 2; Beta Club 2,3,4; State Beta Convention 3; Delegate to State Latin Tournament; Annual Staff 4; French Club 3,4; Scho¬ lastic Achievement Award 2,3; Goldey Beacon Spelling Award 3; PARCHMENT Staff 3,4; Senior Play 4. 20 CL 4SS PHYLLIS JOY PARKS Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Chaplain 3; President 4; District Chaplain 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4; Annual Reporter 3; Beta Convention 4; PARCHMENT Staff 4; French Club 3,4. CLAUDIA DANIEL NOTTINGHAM Cheerleader 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; American Cheer leader Association 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2; F.H.A. 1,2; French Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; PARCHMENT Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4. CARROLL WILLIAM PRUITT DONNA NIBLETT PRUITT F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4. 2 ) SENIOR JAMES ALFRED REW, JR. Class President 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Beta Convention 3; PARCHMENT Staff 3: Vice-president Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; S.I.P.A. Convention 3. NORMA BLANCHE SCOTT F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1. ASHER HENRY SHRIEVES Keep Virginia Green Crew 2,3,4, FRANK MARION SMULLIN Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 2; Keep Virginia Green Crew 2,3,4. 22 CLASS PAUL CUNNINGHAM WHITE President Student Council 4; Secretary 1; Co-editor of Parchment 3; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Beta Convention 4; SIPA Convention 3; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3; French Club 3; Vice-Presi¬ dent 3; Senior Play 4. ROBERT FRANKLIN SWAIN Baseball 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; Beta Convention 3,4; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4. JOSEPH ROBERTS WESCOTT Football 1,2,3; Keep Virginia Green Crew 3,4; Track 3; State Track Meet 3; D. E. Club 4. 23 BEST ALL AROUND Val, Bobby T. and Claudia NOISES T Shirley and Jackie MOST LOYAL Val and Dickie MOST POPULAR Claudia and Bobby T- MOST STUDIOUS James A. and Linda K. SENIOR BIGGEST FLIRTS Henry, Shirley, Paul, and Max BEST LOOKING Bobby T., Phyllis, and Barbara WITTIEST Paul, Pam, and Claudia FRIENDLIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy L., Brooks, Linda K., Johnny R., and Paul and Frankie CUTEST Barbara, Frankie and Lois Ann SUPERLATIVES MOST I COURTEOUS Faye, Brooks and Jo Anna MOST MISCHIEVOUS Max and Clara MOST ORIGINAL Curtis and Kitty LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Onancock High School of 1963, being of sound mind, now write and declare this our last will and testament, hereby withdrawing all previous wills heretofore made by us. SECTION I Article I To Mr. Hoppes we will our admiration and respect for the way he has guided us through our high school years. Article II To the faculty we will our everlasting gratitude for the most wonderful thing imaginable knowledge. Article III To the Juniors we will many memories of being Seniors which they will experience next year. SECTION II Article I Asher Shrieves wills his hairy chest to Lanny Mason. Article II Scotty Custis wills his brother Tommy to Nadya Crosley. Article III Max Eller wills his ability to speed shift to Bill Valentine and Albert Barber. Article IV Dicky Hines, John Eddie Churn, and Frankie Smullin will their ability to play basketball to Danny Payne. Article V Joe Wescott wills his ability to run track to Bobby Gene Moore. Article VI Penny Byrd wills her heart to Jack Phillips. Article VIJ Paul White and James A. Rew will their athletic ability to Hal Lassiter. Article VIII Darlene Harmon wills her ability to eat to Sonny Shrieves, Jo Ann Van Kesteren, and Connie Williams. Article IX Val East wills her seat in English class to Jo Ann Edwards. Article X Linda Barnes wills her bottle of Lady Clairol to Tress Engler. Article XI Bill Harmon wills his ability to get along with Mr. Fitzgerald to Gary Marsh, Joe Elliott, and Eddie Lavelle. Article XII Betty Hargis and Faye Cambell will their talkativeness to Peggy Savage and Donna Harmon. Article XIII Johnny Justis wills his baritone voice to Tommy Belote and Bill Shrieves. Article XIV Jerry Long and Dianne Killmon will their place behind the Grill to Kim Miles and Robin Milliner. Article XV Lou Ann Fick, Kitty Nock, and Nicky Kellam will their one way ticket to Parksley to Mar¬ garet Ann Watkinson and Glenda Custis. 26 Article XVI Article XVII Article XVIII Article XIX Article XX Article XXI Article XXII Article XXIII Article XXIV Article XXV Article XXVI Article XXVII Article XXVIII Article XXIX Article XXX Article XXXI Article XXXII Article XXXIII Dicky Dix wills his waxed wig to Rudy Smith and Ronnie Justis. Pam Melson and Clara Jacob will their love for parties to Betty Elliott, Rosalie Drewer, and Faith Richardson. Bobby Taylor wills his innocent ways to Preston Mears. Henry Custis wills his lily pad to John Wimbrow. Linda Kilmon and Barbara Fitchett will their ability to skip school to Veronica Justice, Doro¬ thy Bundick, and Joyce Metcalf. Mike Hendrickson wills his tackle spot to Tommy Williams. Curtis Badger wills his dream of an Atlantic lassie to Jack Bonniwell. Claudia Nottingham wills her tactfulness to Carol Ann Twyford. Bobby Swain and John Rogers will their artistic ways to Sharon Reade. Shirley Lewis wills her wise cracks to Sylvia Johnson. Linda McCloud and Donna Pruitt will their formula for a happy marriage to Judy Wright and Judy Guy. Phyllis Parks wills her angelic ways to Damon Evans, Karen Knopf, and Maxine Turlington. Brenda Key and Nancy Livesay will their Southern accents to Carolyn Sites. Brooks Allen and Jack Custis will their new book HOW TO TALK MORE AND SAY LESS to Donna Morgan and Betty Nottingham. George Lewis wills his rosy cheeks to Eddie Belote and Barry Courtney. Carroll Pruitt wills twenty-seven whiskers to George Parker, Gary Ewell, and Arnold Oben- shain providing they keep them well trimmed. Lois Ann Mears and Norma Scott will their ability to annoy Mr. Fitzgerald to Jack Lavelle if he promises to use it well. Jo Anna Abrams wills her new spray perfume How to Catch a Central Boy” to Mary Paul Scott. Curtis Badger and Claudia Nottingham Testators 27 ANNUAL Editor; Johnny Rogers Co-Editor: Barbara Fitchett Jr. Editor; Kim Miles Business Managers Henry Custis Dicky Dix Kitty Nock Sports Editors; Bobby Taylor Val East Art Editors: Bobby Swain Darlene Harmon STAFF Copywriters: Paul White, James A. Rew, Pam Melson, Linda Kilmon, Phyllis Parks. Society Editors: Claudia Nottingham Jackie Custis. Typists; Nancy Livesay, Lou Ann Fick, Shirley Lewis, Jerry Long, Dianne Kill- mon, Frankie Smullin. Photography: Clara Jacob, Curtis Bad¬ ger, Penny Byrd. 29 HISTORY Time, like an ever flowing stream, has borne us on until now as the Seniors of ' 63, we look back on four wonderful years with awe, wondering where they went. Pressing the time machine button to project us backward we stand as fifty-six bewildered Freshman about to enter the portals of high school. Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Pennewell had the task of being our home room teachers. We proudly went about the job of electing class officers: President, James A. Rew; Vice-President, Johnny Rogers; Secretary, Paul White; Treasurer, Margaret Mapp; Reporter, Henry Custis. We Freshmen soon discovered that we had many fine athletes as football, basketball, track, and baseball rolled around. Val East and Penny Byrd were chosen as cheerleaders. Many of our classmates attended their first Athletic Ball. We also began to earn money. This year Mrs. Wood took Linda Kilmon and Kitty Nock to the Latin tourna¬ ment in Norfolk. As the sociable Sophomores we came back to school after a wonderful summer, again under the guidance of Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Pennewell. We elected the following officers--President, Dianne Kiilmon; Vice- President, Barbara Fitchett; Secretary, Linda Kilmon; Treasurer, Clara Jacob; and Reporter, Darlene Harmon. This year the girls had the pleasure of joining the Tri-Hi-Y and a few became members of the newly formed Beta Club. Again this year some of the Latin students journeyed to the Tournament, they were Johnny Ro¬ gers, Linda Kilmon, and Kitty Nock. The Jolly Juniors, now in the hands of Mrs. Booth and Mr. Fisher, in a rush of enthusiasm elected Darlene Harmon as President, Bobby Taylor as Vice-President, Jerry Long as Secretary, and Barbara Fitchett as Treas¬ urer. Johnny Rogers was selected as Junior editor for the annual. We then anticipated the arrival of our class rings while we welcomed Virginia Valentine and John Eddie Churn into our group. Money--our biggest worry--was brought in by the sale of cards, stationery, and candy. The Beta Club members attended the Beta Convention in Roanoke and some of the Juniors on the PARCHMENT staff went to SIPA in Lexington. Then the great nig ht came! Serenade in Jade, our Junior-Senior Prom was presented on May 18th to the tune of Chick Chicone and his orchestra. The night glittered and sparkled with the promise of dreams come true. Forty-seven Seniors, who weren ' t believing this, entered school on September 5 under the rein of Mrs. Booth and Mr. Fisher again for this last year of youth. Bobby Taylor served as President, Linda Kilmon as Vice-President, Max Eller as Secretary, and Johnny Rogers as Treasurer. Co-editors of the BEACON and the PARCHMENT, respectively, were Johnny Rogers and Barbara Fitchett and Curtis Badger and Pam Melson. We welcomed Nancy Livesay and Brenda Key into our class. On December 14 we presented CAMPUS QUARAN¬ TINE directed by Mr. A.K. Fisher. Then followed the filling out of many applications for college, business school and jobs. Barbara Fitchett, as maid of honor, represented us in the Tenth Annual Azalea Festival at Norfol k, Virginia. Just around the corner was the beautiful prom, given in our honor by the Juniors, and then graduation. Today, June 5, 1963, is our graduation day and though we shall part now--for some will marry as Nancy Belote, Donna Pruitt, Linda McCloud, and Joe Wescott have; some go to college or business school and some to work--I hope that we will always remain friends and cherish our many wonderful memories. We leave you this poem from THE SANSKRIT for graduation day. LOOK TO THIS DAY Look to this day. For it is the very life of life, In its brief course lie all the verities and realities of your existance: The glory of action, The bliss of growth, The splendor of beauty, For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision; But today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day 30 Pam Melson Historian JUNIOR OFFICERS HISTOR Y Once again the doors of O.H.S. were flung open for a new year to receive us eager Juniors. Our homeroom teachers were Mrs. Marie Pennewell and Mrs. Nancy Senn. Within the first week our cherished class rings were ordered, class officers elected, and pictures taken. During the next few weeks various ways of making money were sought. We decided to sell candy and Christmas cards. Now the year was in full swing, and it seemed to pass very rapidly. At the close of mid-terms our play had suddenly crept up on us, and a lot of hard work and rehearsals were in store for us. After the play, weeks of planning were devoted to our long-awaited prom. We all considered it the most beautiful of all, and it will always linger in our minds as one of the most outstanding events of our high school years. Next came the final exams and with them the close of another year. Like most, we are glad to see it end but are looking forward to our last year as Seniors. Robin Milliner 31 Albert Barber Joyce Barnes Eddie Belote Jack Bonniwell Barry Courtney Nadya Crosley 32 Glenda Custis Rosalie Drewer Jo Ann Edwards Betty Elliott Tress Engler Veronica Justis Donna Harmon Dorothy Johnson Sylvia Johnson c Linda C. Justis Linda M. Justis Ronnie Justis Hal Lassiter 34 John Lavelle Gary Marsh Lanny Mason Preston Mears Joyce Metcalf Robin Lee Milliner George Parker Donna Morgan Betty Jean Nottingham Arnold Obenshain Danny Payne Jack Phillips Sharon Reade Peggy Savage 36 Mary Paul Scott Sonny Shrieves William Shrieves Carolyn Sites Rudy Smith Maxine Turlington Carol Ann Twyford 37 John Wimbrow Judy Wright SOPHOMORE OFFICERS HISTORY After a most enjoyable but short summer vacation, our class returned to old Onancock to be known as Sophomores (wise fools). Mr. Carey and Mrs. Kellam were given the dubious honor of serving as our home-room teachers. We welcomed Jeannine Fonda and Martha Russell to our class. During the first week, we elected officers for our class. In addition to the four officers shown a- bove, Eddie Justis was selected to be our class reporter. The Sophomore class was represented on the Student Council by Trudy Davis and Francis Hart. Not long after that, three cheerleaders were chosen from our class for the coming football season. They were Joan Twyford, Meg Steele, and Mary Catherine Taylor. Many of our boys participated in and played an important part on the football team. Soon after, basketball practice started, and many Sophomores made important contributions to the basketball teams. During the year, many of our girls joined the F.H.A. and Tri-Hi-Y movements. Among our money¬ making projects were dances and the sale of cookies, both of which were highly successful. After our Christmas vacation, the big attraction was the Athletic Ball. The lucky few who attended came away with fond memories of a wonderful time. With the coming of s P rin g baseball and softball seasons took the limelight. Finally the end of another school year was drawing near. This had been a happy and exciting year but just the begin¬ ning of happiness and excitement, for next year will be a hectic and very rewarding year in which we will receive our class ring, stage our first play, and the Junior-Senior Prom. Francis Hart 39 Betty Adkins Ann Amos Mary Ann Bennett Donna Briggs George Leonard Boggs Ethel Sue Bundick Leo Chandler Bobby Cobb Jenny Custis Robby Custis Tommy Custis Billy Daley Clifton Dize Tommy Duncan Doris Mae Elliot Joe Elliot Barbara Fears Wayne Fitchett Marguerite Formyduval Francis Hart John Hurlbut Kitty James Gloria Johnson Eddie Justis Jimmy Justis Billie Rae Kiper Not Pictured Dianne Lilliston Pauline Lilliston Nancy Loflin Karen Martin Connie Mears Hilton Melson James Milliner Jo Ann Milliner Joy Milliner Joyce Ann Parker Jimmy Phillips Janice Prier Barry Rew Martha Russell Ricky Savage Cora Sue Scott Alfred Shrieves Meg Steele Steve Van Kestern Sharon Weaver Bonnie Williams Carolyn Williams 42 Larry Williams FRESHMAN OFFICERS HISTORY In September, during our first class meeting, we elected our class officers under the supervision of Mrs. Chanley and Mr. Fitzgerald, our homeroom teachers. We were glad to welcome Walter Marks as a new classmate. Jo Anne Chambers and Nancy Adkins were chosen to be our representatives on the Student Council. Next, we entered athletics with enthusiasm. Sammie Miles was chosen to be the cheerleader from the Freshman Class. Our boys played a big part on the J.V. and Varsity football teams. After a lively football season, we centered our attention on basketball. Bonnie Godwin, Jo Anne Chambers, Jonne Ruth Watkinson, and Sammie Miles represented the Freshmen on the girl ' s team. Soon after the bas¬ ketball season, we began practicing for our softball and baseball try-outs. Many of our girls joined the F.H.A. for the first time, with Nancy Adkins and Jo Anne Chambers elected songleaders of the Onancock Chapter. We have enjoyed this year, filled with both good times and hard work. It has passed quickly and we eagerly look forward to our SOPHOMORE year. Carol Moore 43 Becky Campbell Nancy Adkins Brenda Allen Bobby Ayres Brooks Ayres Ann Brooks Ballard Margaret Ann Beasley Ann Belote Herbert Bennet Clare Byrd Sherri Carmine Jo Anne Chambers Connie Chase Brian Corbin Mitchell Crockett Kirby Custis Kevin Daley Donna Davenport Linda Davis 44 me E. T. Dize Joan Edwards Donald Fitchett Bonnie Godwin Charles Guy Linda Guy Roberta Hampton Ellsworth Hopkins, Jr. Carolyn Horsley Edward Killmon Donnie Kilmon Phillip Lewis Raymond Lewis Linda Lilliston Walter Marks Dale Marsh Van Marsh Barbara Melson Carol Anne Moore Mike Murphy Terry Nicholls John Ed Nock Diane Parks Sharon Parks Edward Perry John Robert Richardson Becky Robbins Linda Shreeves Tommy Shrieves Douglas Twyford Donnie Ward Jackie Watkinson Jonne Ruth Watkinson Betsy Watson Joyce Williams Judy Williams Becky Williams Veronica Williams Steve Wingfield Not Pictured GRADES EIGHTH GRADE MRS. BELOTE FRONT ROW: Phyllis Will, Brad Fears, Joe White, William Duer, Homer Bennett, Bill Custis, Trudy James, Greg Lassiter, SECOND ROW: Jimmy Livesay, Brenda Russell, Barbara Young, Linda Ewell, Barbara Long, Norma Taylor, Pat Thornton, Jimmy Bowling. THIRD ROW: Ruth Ellen Lewis, Beverly Savage, Carol Kil- mon, Shirley Walker, Donna Crockett, Larry Galloway, Sharon Williams. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Justis, R. E. Watkinson, Linda Courtney, Wanda Smith, Mrs. Winnie Belote, Terry Gwaltney. 47 EIGHTH GRADE MRS. DICKENSON FRONT ROW: Rickie Scott, Clarence Lewis, Beverly Lee, Nancy Davis, Wesley Corson, Calvin Fitchett, Linda Long, Kaydell Edwards. SECOND ROW: George L. Smith, Faye Cherrix, Catherine Fonda, Sharon Hayden, Bonnie Guy, Patricia Custis, Frances Tyndall. THIRD ROW: Ben Askew, Nancy Tyndall, Theo¬ dore Parker, Barbara Boldwin, Carol Valentine, Nancy Hill, Robert Allen. FOURTH ROW: Powell Justis, Mrs. Dickinson, Vaughn Pruitt, William Bagwell, James Mackie, Kendall Bradley, Curtis Kellam. SEVENTH GRADE MRS. WRIGHT FIRST ROW: Bleeker Fritz, John Justice, Charlie Russell, Betty Marshall, Gwenda Custis, Betty Johnson, Tony Custis, Dennis Crockett, Burley Williams. SECOND ROW: Janet Custis, Floyd Redmond, David Russell, Marvin Smith, E. R. Custis, Ricky Amos, Bill Chandler, Gail Evans, George Davis. THIRD ROW: Denise Elliott, Fred Walker, Linda Carmine, Irene Drewer, Jay Fentress, Tommy Hines, Tony Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Newman Scott, Deborah Shrieves, Mark Pruitt, Howard Wessells, Mike Gibian, Larry Harrison, Laura Fincen, Jimmy Harte. FIFTH ROW: James Guy, Wanda Lilliston, Donna Williams, Linda Laird, Barbara Killmon, Mary Williams, Cindy Davenport, Mrs. B. Wright, Michael Pruitt. SIXTH GRADE MRS. TWYFORD FRONT ROW; Neil Justice, Alden Adkins, Shirley Sturgis, Preston Ewell, Richard Morgan, Ray Walker, Marcie Harmon, Joseph Morgan, Terry Gibb, SECOND ROW: Bill Harrison, Sandra Williams, Crocky Gordon, Gary Gibian, Sharon Killmon, Marilyn Jo Fincen, Bruce Kellam, Richard Parker, Brenda Williams. THIRD ROW: Donnie Williams, Larry Scott, Mitzi Scott, Ruth Lewis, Diana Parks, Randy Chesser, Tommy Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Dee Dragon, Mary Murphy, Catherine Killmon, Gayle Johnson, Mrs. Twyford. Absent: Donna Johnson, Barbara Tatum, Spencer Rogers. FIFTH GRADE MISS WARREN BOTTOM ROW: A. C. Bloxom, Trudy Ward, John Taylor, Jimmy Williams, Chris Gordon, Bishop Leatherbury, Edward Fleming. SECOND ROW; Richard Murray, Larry Adkins, Bobby Davis, Bobby Mapp, Danny Shrieves, Emily Grey. THIRD ROW: Jack Chandler, Kate Hampton, Bonnie Davis, Teresa Michelle, Clifton Taylor, Kristy Shreeves. FOURTH ROW; Anita Johnson, Scott Chandler, Linda Hundley, Kevin Harmon, Peter Graham, Tim Robbins. FIFTH ROW: Betsy Byrd, Wilma Spence, Frank Wray, Stewart Buckle, Keith Abrams. SIXTH ROW: Starr Boggs, Miss Warren, Charlotte Davis. 49 FOURTH GRADE MRS. PEN NEW ELL FIRST ROW: Lewis Marks, David Scott, Roger Harrison, B. W. James, Joe West, Sonny Lewis. SECOND ROW: Victor Long, Gail Davis, Stewart Scott, Martha Johnson, Billy Fritz, Ann Nicholson, Mallory Davis, Libby Williams, Robert Windsor. THIRD ROW: Martha Pruitt, Barney Russell, Denise Nelson, Keith Thomas, Deborah Phillips, Tony Edwards, Susan Parker, Billy Ayres, Odell Boggs, Hollie Scott, Gaye Savage, Dean Budd, Cheryl Nicholls, Tripp Ransone. Teacher; Mrs. Velma Pennewell. THIRD FOURTH GRADES MRS. FOSQUE FRONT ROW: Cathy Custis, Tommy Buckle, Pamela Sparrow, Keith Fleming, Mary Jane Budd, David Michelle, Billy Cobb. BACK ROW: Peggy Harrison, Pamela Johnson, Rick Hall, Mrs. Gladys Fosque, Chip Chandler, Tim Pruitt, Diane Lassiter, Jimmie Belote, Lynn Chesser, Heyward Bennett. 50 THIRD GRADE MRS. MARTIN FRONT ROW: Glenn Crim, David Lassiter, Norris West, Craig Killmon, Tommy Adkins. SECOND ROW: Anne Leatherbury, Tommy Waterfield, Mary Margaret Johnson, Gary Savage, Millie Robbins, Theresa Annis, Dru Marsh, Jimmy West. THIRD ROW: Kristan Taylor, Joan Murray, Jean Carpenter, Temple Rogers, John Jacob, Sharon Northam, Steve Nolan, Mark Crockett, Mark Pruitt, Leslie Smith, Gloria Jenkins, Linda Parks, Vicky Scott, Robbie Marshall, Peggy Smith, Nancy Twyford, Mrs. Martin. SECOND GRADE MRS. WATSON FRONT ROW: Jerry Williams, Rebecca Williams, Terry Windsor, Karen Rew, William Adkins, Debra Annis, John A. Johnson, Tommy Belote, Jody Davis. SECOND ROW: Michael Fritz, Jackie Lewis, Ricky Taylor, Janet Justis, Martin Askew, Wayne Fincen, George Drewer, Bill Thomas, Jennie Johnson, John Hampton, Celestial Pruitt, Eric Pruitt, Sam Williams, Davy Scott, Dianne Hundley, Betsy Michelle, Mrs. Watson. 51 FIRST SECOND GRADES MRS. DERBY FRONT ROW: Dean Savage, Chaffin Greenwood, Billy Courtney, Franklin Belote, Craig Williams, Chris Beau¬ champ. SECOND ROW: Olivia Scott, Lee Sparrow, Eleanor Smith, Terry Lynn Williams, Jim Chandler, Lynn Ballard, Beth Hall. BACK ROW: Gretchen Graham, Joe Boggs, Greg Smith, Danny Shea, Stephen Mister, Dale Scott, Trudy Harrison, Jane Scott, Horace Guy, Donnie Edwards, Mrs. Derby, Robin Northam. FIRST GRADE MISS JA COB FRONT ROW: Chuck” Williams, Danny Bloxom, Bill Tom Custis, Otis Evans, Tommy Windsor, Chris Chandler. SECOND ROW; Cindy Lou Johnson, Randy Scott, Patti Lewis, Randy Davis, Barry Gibbons, Starr Adyelotte, Marty Carter, Cindy Ward. THIRD ROW: Miss Jacob, Maria Anne Ralston, Debbie Shrieves, Ann Price Brad¬ ley, Marian Jacob, Cathy Spence, Jimmy Millikin, Mark Rienerth, Don Belote, Becky Mears, Susan Phillips, Cindy Ann Johnson. 52 ACTIVITIES TRI-HI-Y President.Phyllis Parks Secretary.Darlene Harmon Reporter.Maxine Turlington Vice President. . JoAnn VanKestern Treasurer.Faith Richardson Chaplain ..JoAnn Edwards BETA CLUB Secretary: Phyllis Parks; Treasurer: Faith Richardson; President: Linda Kilmon; Vice President: Hal Lassiter. F.H.A. President, Carol Ann Twyford; Vice President, Donna Briggs; Secretary, Rosalie Drawer; Treasurer, Donna Ray Pruitt; Chaplain, Karen Knopf; Reporter, Meg Steele; Historian, Darlene Nock; Pianist, Joy Milliner; President of Federation, Maxine Turlington. 56 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCA TION PARCHMENT STAFF Betty Jane Hargis, Chaplain; Linda Barnes, Vice-President; Joe Wescott, President; Linda Justis, Treasurer; Lanny Mason, Sec¬ retary. FRONT ROW: Linda Justis; Linda Barnes; Joe Wescott; Lanny Mason; Betty Jane Hargis; BACK ROW; Mr. Barrack; Betty Jean Nottingham; Arnold Obenshain; Sonny Shrieves. FRONT ROW: Darlene Harmon; Claudia Nottingham; Curtis Badger; Mrs. Chanley; Pam Melson; Kitty Nock; Phyllis Parks; BACK ROW; John Wimbrow; Bill Shrieves; Tommy Belote; Sharon Reade; Bobby Gene Moore; Betty Elliot; Tress Engler; Gary Marsh. ABSENT: Clara Jacob. S.C.A. President: Paul White; Vice President: James A. Rew; Secretary: Karen Knoph; Treasurer: Maxine Turlington; Reporter: Val East. ' 58 WWWW: if Q £ | 1 i: ' ■4 11 11 ■ m ■ ■ fslii s$ v ' r if {. V ftx SENIOR PLA Y CAMPUS QUARANTINE SPORTS FOOTBALL FRONT ROW - Left to Right: Co-Captains, Jack Phillips and Michael Henderickson. SECOND ROW - Left to Right: Tommy Belote, Donnie Ward, Jimmy Phillips, Tommy Custis, Kim Miles, Nicky Kellam, Bobby Tay¬ lor, Jackie Custis, Johnny Justis, Wayne Fitchett, Kenneth Murray, Asst. Coach-Skipper Bell. THIRD ROW - Left to Right; Coach Sereni, Barry Rew, Tommy Williams, Gary Ewell, Eddie Justis, Eddie Buck Boggs, Steve Wingfield, Dickie Hines, Hal Lassiter, Robby Custis, Tommy Duncan, and Jackie Bonniwell. FOURTH ROW - Left to Right; Dale Marsh, George Parker, Bill Valentine, and Preston Mears. CO-CAPTAINS SCORES HOME OPPONENT Onancock - 7 Atlantic 19 Onancock - 60 Parksley 0 Onancock - 45 Chincoteague - 7 Onancock - 20 Central 6 Onancock - 38 Cape Charles 6 Onancock - 75 Parksley 0 Onancock - 34 Chincoteague - 0 Onancock - 26 Atlantic 0 Onancock - 14 Central 6 Jack Phillips and Michael Henderickson 62 CHEERLEADERS Co-Captains: Penny Byrd, Claudia Nottingham, Val East, Dianne Killmon ACA FRONT ROW: Dianne Killmon, Penny Byrd, Claudia Nottingham, Val East; SECOND ROW: Mary C. Taylor, Jo Ann Van Kestern, Joan Twyford; THIRD ROW: Karen Knoph, Jo Ann Edwards, Robin Milliner; FOURTH ROW: Trudy Davis, Meg Steele; FIFTH ROW: Sammie Miles. 63 BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Hal Lassiter, Tommy Duncan, Tommy Williams, Bobby Taylor-Co-Captain, Kim Miles, Frankie Smullen, Jack Bonniwell. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Henry Custis, Eddie Justis, Eddie Buck Boggs, Dickie Hines, Danny Payne, Ricky Savage, John Eddie Churn, Coach Serini. CAPTAIN SCORES HOME OPPONENT Onancock - 35 Central 31 Onancock - 52 Chincoteague - 14 Onancock - 35 Parksley 16 Onancock - 28 Atlantic 30 Onancock - 30 Cape Charles 36 Onancock - 34 Chincoteague - 26 Onancock - 46 Central 28 Onancock - 29 Marion 42 Onancock - 18 Northampton 51 Onancock - 39 Marion 24 Onancock - 56 Parksley 14 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM SCORES Onancock 32 Onancock 31 Onancock 43 Onancock 33 Onancock 20 Onancock 29 Onancock 18 Onancock 29 Onancock 16 Atlantic 26 Central 17 Chincoteague 15 Atlantic 30 Cape Charles 24 Chincoteague 9 Marion 24 Marion 25 Parksley 21 CO-CAPTAINS Kitty Nock and Margaret Ann Watkinson Senior Basketball Girls: Kitty Nock, Barbara Fitchett, Jo Anna Abrams, ABSENT Shirley Lewis. BACK ROW-Left to Right; Nancy Loflin, Sharon Weaver, Doris Elliott, Jonne Ruth Watkinson, Jo Anna Abrams, Jo Anne Chambers, Maxine Turlington, Joan Twyford, Jo Ann Van Kesteren, Bonnie Godwin, Robin Milliner, Coach Henry Derby. FRONT ROW-Left to Right; Gwenda Kellam, Meg Steele, Karen Knopf, Co-Captains; Kitty Nock and Margaret Watkinson, Sammie Miles, Barbara Fears, and Barbara Fitchett. ABSENT; Shirley Lewis. BASEBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Tommy Duncan, Hal Lassiter, Eddie Justis, Danny Payne, Gary Ewell, Wayne Green; FRONT ROW; Tommy Belote, Kim Miles, Frankie Smullin, Jack Phillips, Bobby Taylor. SOLTBALL TEAM ' , ' gl ppr | H FRONT ROW; Kitty James, Sharon Reade, Meg Steele, Rosalie Drewer, Faith Richardson; BACK ROW; Cora Sue Scott, Diane Lilliston, Pauline Lilliston, Doris Mae Elliott, Mary Catherine Taylor, Gloria Johnson, Linda Justis. TRA CK TEA M BACK ROW: Jack Bonniwell, Hal Lassiter, George Parker, Ricky Savage, Dicky Hines, John Eddie Churn, Nicky Kellam; FRONT ROW; Barry Rew, Manager; Kim Miles, Bobby Gene Morre, Larry Williams, Jimmy Phillips. In competition on the shore, Ricky Savage and Larry Williams led the track team for a first place in the mile relay. (3:56.1) Joe Wescott, running with Williams and Nicky Kellam, brought the team a second place in the 880 relay. Later, represent¬ ing the Onancock team at Charlottesville, Wescott finished first in the 100 and 220 yard dash. (10.0-- 22.3) Hines and Williams were also there. 67 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW: Fay Cherrix, Trudie James, Ruth Ellen Lewis, Lynn Long. FRONT ROW: Betty Carol Marshall, Sharon Hayden, Kaydell Edwards, Janet Custis. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TE AM BACK ROW; Larry Galloway, Mike Murphy, Ken Bradley, Bill Bagwell, John Richardson, Jimmy Bowling, Terry Gwaltney, Brooks Ayres, Vaughn Pruitt; MIDDLE ROW: Ben Askew, Ned Perry, R. E. Watkinson, Donnie Ward, Steve Wingfield, Bobby Ayres, Dale Marsh, Donnie Fitchett; FRONT ROW: Walter Marks, Wes Carson, Eddie Custis, William Duer, John Eddie Nock. THANKSGIVING GAME 70 ►re by Quarters Continued on page ONANCOCK Justis Lassiter Custis . Savage iWiiliams ' Hines Boggs Taylor iSmullin ' Miles bw niwell NORTHAMPTON were high for the Eagles with points apiece. Coach Serini played most his second string during the $ ond quarter and they managed outscore the Eagles again, 7 though the quarter was slow nancock dumped in 9 points, wh; Parksley had a total of 4. T score after the first half of p 1 was Onancock 26, Parksley 9. The Onancock (Blue Devils went back into second place last (Fri¬ day night by dumping the Parks¬ ley Eagles 5644 at the Armory. The Eagles were completely outclassed from ' beginning to end. In the first quarter alone, the Blue Devils dumped in a high of 17 points. This was more than the Eagles scored altogether. As a matter of fact, the Blue Devils had two who placed in double figures and scored more points apiece than the whole team of the Eagles scored together. Cus¬ tis and Hines had 16 points a- piece for the Blue Devils. In a 17-5 first quarter lead, tire Blue Devils were paced through the quarter by Miles, Custis, ’Hines and Taylor. Miles was high with 6 points. Pennington and Toth 20 16-24 56 As the third quarter got un j way, Onancock again started pot ing in the points. They alm topped the first with a total 16 points. Custis accounted 1 7 of these points to lead in set ing. He received adequate h from Hines, Taylor and Mi with 3, 2, 2 points respective The Eagles really went into slump in this quarter by dumpi in a low of 1 point. Buckinght als 5 4-10 14 Score by Quarters L 17 9 16 14—56 7 5 4 1 4—14 gfhitral 39 frantic 34 ■ rksley 14 oteague 42 STANDINGS Charles ock oteague Devils Vs. Eagles Girls Results Cape Charles 15 Chincoteague 19 - Onancock 16 - Chincoteague 9 DEVILS ViS. EAGLES — Eddie .Juslis (10) of (he Blue Devils s seen attempting a jump shot while Pennington of the Eagles tries a block it. Watching and waiting are Dickv Hines (13) of the 1963 MODELS 4 I J LT T M rlane Squire 9-passen- station wagon. Com- telv equipped including ner steering and lug- ie rack. Ford ' s newest jon. Our price $3,195 •vrolet Impala hardtop pe. Fully equipped in- ding power steering. A I beauty at only $2,895 vy II Nova 4-door se- Completely equipped uding radio, heater I automatic fransmls- , Beautiful charcoal sh . $2,495 i r I a n e 500 V8 Tu- sedan. Completely Ipped; many extras; a u 11 f u I blue finish y $2,395 STATE LICENSE INCLUDED WE FINANCE SERVICE PERSONNEL L 545-2411 ardtop 4-door 4-door 4-door 4-door Itop FORDS mderbird hardtop. Com¬ ely equipped including io, heater, power steer- power brakes and ‘ory air conditioning, il clean mderbird hardtop npletely equipped in Jing radio, heater, auj latic transmission, pc steering and powi kes. Extra nice mderbird converfi npletely equipped ling power stee ler brakes, elej dows ' and electric Month .$10 sedan.$17 sedan .$19 sedan.$26 sedan.$26 .$26 4-door sedan...$32 oor sedan .$32 ioor sedan. $37 tible .$37 edan.$37 OP .$37 Choose From winterized and it payment not ,h. — verier 01 ottiuc aunes . Payroll for 60 people. (Thalia Vil¬ lage). Age 25 to 30. Salary open. Top Employment Center, 227 Mon- tlcello Arcade. CLERKS General office. Ages 18 to 45, light shorthands good typing, knowl¬ edge of bookkeeping. Salaries open. APPLY EARLY MONDAY Personnel Consultants ROOM 418 147 GRANBY ST. CLERK TYPIST — Permanent resi dent. For general office work. Ex¬ perience preferred but not required. For retail installment furniture store. Apply 656 Church St. CLERK-TYPIST — General office work, experience desirable, light shorthand required, salary above average, excellent employee bene¬ fits, Apply GMAC, 2010 Cromwell Rd. Equal employment opportunity. CLERK-TYPIST—General insurance office; casualty experience neces¬ sary; Write giving resume to Box 424 care Virginian-Pilot and Ledger- Star. CLERK TYPIST Age 18 to 30, 50 words minute, good aptitude for figures. Start $200. SERVICE WIVES INVITED Personnel Consultants ROOM 418 147 GRANBY ST. CLERK-TYPIST—For Insurance of¬ fice; Permanent employment; state salary expected. Write Box 423 care Virginian-Pilot and Ledger- Star. axie 500 Fordor Fully equippi Jing automatic islon and powe . Extra clean rlane V-8 Towi npletely equi Jing radio, b t o m a t i c l . Very ni, intry Jon. F _ luding radio, heater, f o m a t i c fransmls- l and power steering. Ira nice .$1,895 I a x 1 e Club Victoria, npletely equipped in- ding automatic trans- ;sion, power steering, tio and heater. Very t . $1,895 rllner coupe. Equipped h automatic transmis- i, power steering, ra- and heater. A beauti- car . $1,795 rich Wagon. V-8 Fordor h automatic transmis- i, radio and heater. •y nice .$1,595 rliner hardtop coupe. the extras including tory air conditioning, tra, extra nice ' $1,595 ;nfry Squire Fordor 9- isenger station wagon, dipped with automatic nsmission, power steer- ; radio and heater. _ •y clean . . $1,295 •ds. Several to choose m. Fordor hardtop, con- ■tible and station wag- All ready to go. Your lice . $1,195 l Fordor station wagon ■h radio and heater. CADILLACS upe de Ville. Fully jipped including all ver features plus fac- y air conditioning. Like rdtop coupe. Fully lipped including elec- : windows, 6-way seat J factory air condition- i. Clean . , $ oor Sedan de Ville. Ily equipped including power features plus tory air conditioning. tra clean . $! invertible. Fully lipped Including power erlng and power brakes, fra nice . .J! ' CHEVROLETS pala 4-door hardtop, mpletely equipped in- ding radio, heater, au- natic transmission and w e r steering. Extra an — . $2 I Air 4-door sedan, mpletely equipped in- iding automatic trans- ssion. Extra clean $1 pala convertible. Fully uipped Including power ring. Nice . . .$2 ipala 4-door hardtop and avertible. Both fully uipped, both extra ian. Your choice $1 irkwood station wagon, illy equipped; many ex- is. Clean .$1 ipala 4-door sedan. Com- etely equipped including wer steering and power akes plus factory air ndltioning. Extra nice. $1 scayne 6 2-door se- n. Fully equipped; any extras. Clean $1 il Air V-8 4-door sedan, mpletely equipped fo¬ lding automatic trans- rmi ar CLERK TYPISTS— FORD-1960, Thames, s: dition, new tires, %-ton panel body, $795. Call JU 7-0075. FORD—1960, Vi ton pick up, auto¬ matic transmission, radio, heater, 2-fone, white side wall tires, V-8 motor. After 6 p.m. 853-5566. FORD — 1961 Econo-llne 2 -ton pan- 5 el with heater; green paint; me- - chanically checked and iust like new. Only $1,195. Castle Cars, Inc., Your Franchised Volkswagen Dealer, 7418 Military Highway, 855-1991. (Va. License 404). FORD—%-ton custom built steel body with hydraulic lift; space for lock fool compartment. MA 2-7347. FORD—1948, Vi ton pick-up; good • 15-inch tires; $185. Can be seen after 5 P.m. 1401 Hawthorne, Dr. INTERNATIONAL — 1957 Vcton Metro truck. New engine, new automatic transmission, new brakes. Excellent condition. Price $700. Ricks Laundry Cleaner ' s, Eden- ton, N.C. MACK—B-61, sleeper cab with 36- foot Great Dane produce trailer. Excellent conditi on. B. U. Evans Jr., Grandy, N.C., Coiniock 3312. See your 1963 dependable trucks, now at discount prices for year end clearance. Tidewater Dodge, 21st and Manteo Sts. MA 7-6251, (Va. License 163). MACK TRUCKS, INC., NEW, USED 122 W. 24TH ST., MA 5-4561 GENE JARVIS—VIC MOYER SUPERIOR GMC TRUCKS 1268 BALLENTINE BLVD. 625-6551 HI VALUE SPECIAL 1956 R-205 Tractor, $2,995 International Harvester 736 Tidewater Drive MA 2-3247 Va, License 2003-B I2A Wanted Automobiles AUTOMOBILES—See us first. Cash for clean 1954-1961. Suburban Mo- tors, 28th Granby. MA 5-4544. AUTOMOBILES—Need 300 cars Im¬ mediately; quick cash for any model. J. A. Motors, Inc., 19th and Granby St. MA 7-3079. AUTOMOBILES — W need clean late models! Immediate cash! Nor¬ folk Motor Co., 931 E. Little Creek Rd. JU 3-2333. Your Cadiilac-Olds- mobile Dealer. (Va. License 2501.) AUTOMOBILES—Cash for clean late models! Colonial Chevrolet Corp., Boush St. and Olney Rd. MA 7-6482. Va. License 176. JEEP 4-WHEEL DRIVE: GOOD CONDI¬ TION: NOT OVER 4 YEARS OLD. DIAL 625-6721, DAYS OR 627-2637 EVENINGS. AUTOMOBILES—Will pay top price for clean late models. Wards Cor- 5 ner Motors, JU 8-1328. VOLKSWAGENS — And other for¬ eign cars wanted. Pay top price for all models. Castle Cars, Inc., , 7418 Military Highway, 855-1991. WRECKER — Good condition. Call 543-2132. 5 . ■ American, Sports, foreign. Cash! James Reno, 1140 E. Little Creek Rd. Call 583-1884, Five, (1) insurance. Wards Corner, start $200. (1) Hampton Blvd., $210. (1) Virginia Beach Blvd., insurance, $260. (2) 21st St. area assistant bookkeeper, $21S. .SHARP-FOX AGENCY 9 24 203 GRANBY ST K- Age 22 to 40, , ing with figures] ground, 8 a.r fringe benefits, ACE EM IUITE 1224 easy lucky glamorous I0D. no mon- ney needed. Tickets sent. You, too; can get paid each week, to $220 month. Best homes. Free television, free room, board. Send name, ad¬ dress and phone or references. Abco Agency, 251 W. 42nd St., New York, N.Y., Dept. G-l. MAIDS — New York. Top Wages, tickets sent. Best Malds Agency, Roslyn Heights, N.Y. _ MANAGER Jewelry Department Experienced In fine lewelry sales. We will train for managerial po¬ sition. Excellent starting salary, hospitalization, group . , insurance, pleasant working conditions. Call Mr. E pstei n. M A 7-6241 Ext. 53. MEDICAL SECRETARY — Experi¬ enced with medical terminology. salary commensurate with experi¬ ence. ACE EMPLOYMENT Ice static or tire Co., 6630 SUITE 1224 MARITIME TOWER AUTO BO WAITRESSES-COUNTER GIRLS — Experienced, neat, good salary, tips. Apply In person 440 Granby $t. you wan Martin Works, WAITRESS—To serve food; salary and tips, good hours, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., six days. Apply The Igloo, 5103 Colley Ave. Au 1 WAITRESSES — Experienced. Apply in person after 2 p.m. Candlelight Restaurant, 9636 Granby St. kA WAITRESSES — Over 21, apply .in person Westover Restaurant, 919 Co¬ lonial Ave. m Due 4i good salary, employee benefits. Ap¬ ply personnel office, De Paul Hos pital. NURSES—Graduates openings, for general staff duty nurses, 5-day, 40 -hour week, liberal employee benefits. Apply Personnel Office, De Paul Hospital.__ NURSES Immediate openings for grad¬ uate professional nurses, for new Intensive care unit, op¬ erating room and night duty. Good personnel policies. Ap¬ ply Nurses ' Service Office, Norfolk General Hospital, MA 5-1481, Ext. 218 or 219. OFFICE GIRL—High school grad uate, for general office work, reg¬ ular position, hospitalization, vaca¬ tion with pay. Apply in person be¬ tween 9 a.m. and 12 noon, Aibano Cleaners, 234 W. 22nd St. OFFICE PERSONNEL — Addresso- ierator-Cashier (must type); — hlne Operator |3. ng back- .m., all to start. NT TOWER CLERK TYPil Ages 18 to 4S, bookkeeping, sol to $60. SERVICE Wl Personnel some Salaries TED lints ilBY ST. Compfomete operators (2) a.m. to 5 P.m., keeping and _ pitalizatfon, Insd ment plan, raid salary commenl ence. f ACE EMI U!TE 1224 ator 30, f of book ■ice, hos- pd retire’ months, experi- ENT TOWER Comptometa 5 days, downtoJ tunity, salary oj SHARP-FC loom 924 COOK—Experleni work; apply il Cafe, 2501 Gran Sunday |at Gem :00K — Gene| salary to pers and references. fork, top XPerience (2); Legal Seer „ Salaries $200 to $1 J45; Clerk en Clerks need). ferfal Service, 406 Re- OFFICE PERSOr WAITRESS — Neat, experienced, steady. Dave ' s Grill, 107 W. Brartv blefon Avenue. WAITRESSES — Experienced, over 21, must have own transportation, good pay and tips. Apply in person, Municipal Airport Coffee Shop. WAITRESSES— Must be neat and clean, ex¬ perienced; good salary, and working conditions, no beer. Apply Little Italy Restaurant, or call 622-6336- after 10 a.m. WAITRESSES — Experienced, fu time or part time. Apply Vlc‘ full ' : ' s Restaurant, 2107 Waterworks Rd., Robbins Corner, Bayslde. WAITRESSES — Experienced;. over 21; good salary and tips; nights. Apply The Jolly Roger Restauran t, 9660 Shore Drive after 11 a.m. WAITRESSES—Day and night shifts, good salary plus good tips. Sundays. Apply 156 Granby St. No WAITRESS — (Colored) apply at once 135 Granby St. WAITRESSES — Young, attractive; good pay, good tips. Grill, 2015 Taussig Blvd. Paul ' s WAITRESSES — Experienced, neat, reliable; day or night shift. Apply 131 Granby St. Use to posting 7 a.m. CLERK — 11 p.m. 24 to 50 . _ DICTAPHONE OPERATOR Ages 21 to 35, 5 days WAITRESS—Experienced. Must be over 21 . Apply in person to Cross estai ads itaurant. Wards Comer. CITY EMPLOYMEI ' 214 MEDICAL ARTS BLDd AAN—Age 21 to 32, to train as photographer. Apply in person Mill Studio, number 39 South- , Shopping Center between 12 p.m. No phone calls accepted. OFFICE PERSONNEL Bookkeepers j Librarians Stenographers Typists Apply VIRGINIA EMPLOYME COMMISSION Room — Age 25 to 40, permanent with national organization, perience necessary, must be r travel; salary and travel fees paid. Apply 1211 Royster Aonday through Friday 9:30 |o 5 p.m.__ of bus of 3, chanlc shop ment. misslo benefll suranc Dan P K MERC 1 AUTO BC first cla Phone c M. D. I 21st St. AUTO M pendabie, state ins tin at A Oceana t AUTO S young n selling f man will Lawrenci Sts. AUTO SAI of our fi enced rm to sell qi cars, H earn top tee! Car and all § an sell, wanner, St., Por Plymoutt AUTO S7 more Ir sales tra tenance Mace M -For full time work In dry pickup station, no experi- ftecessary. Apply between 12 fend 4 p.m. Howard Cleaners, Olney Rd. BAKERS Also Bal son, Bal -St. 10 , 4S0 Law 147 Granby St. No fees charged OFFICE PERSONNEL DICTAPHONE OPERATOR perienced . SECRETARY, Beginner, gog shorthand and typing PBX RECEPTIONIST — perienced NIGHT AUDITOR background TYPIST (5) Er EN—Start the New Year right. _ iob was designed for you. fours per week, can earn $60. fneed help immediately to take of our expanding business, fife Box L-459 care Virginian- riot and Ledger-Star. 3MEN—(White) (5). To work In ‘ ‘.‘ Hours ter customer sales department, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 5-day week. Average earnings $67.50 to $87.50 per week. For interview see Mr. Myers, Room 4, 1216 Granby St., 4 to 6 P.m. on Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 noon on Monday. fCADE experienced, neat, good salary; apply in person Gordon ' s House of Good Eafs, 9630 Shore Dr. son, Murray ' s opposite Naval Bass gate. MA 5-9508. COUNTER GIRL - Experienced, age 21 or over. Apply in person, Bowlarama, 7641 Sewells Point Rd. CREDIT CLERK Age 20 and up, mature person with typing and cashier experl ence .. :e, salary $46 to start. ACE EMPLOYMENT SUITE 1224 MARITIME TOWER DENTAL ASSISTANT — Medical Arts Building, position requires ex¬ perience in typing. State age, mari¬ tal status, typing speed. Write Box L-418, care of Virginian-Pilot and Ledger-Star. DENTAL ASSISTANTS Good typing, neat appearance, some experience, salary open. APPLY EARLY MONDAY Personnel Consultants ROOM 418 147 GRANBY ST DICTAPHONE OPERATOR — Age 25 to 40, good typist. Best down¬ town location. $50 to start, increase In 4 weeks. Tidewater Employment, ,316 Law Bldg. 622-1307. DICTAPHONE TYPIST legal ex- Permanent resident with perience. Salary open. APPLY EARLY MONDAY Personnel Consultants ROOM 418 147 GRANBY ST. _ JT — Experi- to 40, pleasant personality; typing necessary. Cj Mr. Tuzzolo at 341-4040. ■ X-RAY general TECHNICIAN 174-bed oproved. B8 BARBER ren ' s B Beach E BARBER 2304 E. Shopping BARBER Hampton BELLBO ' sober. A BOOY-FE blnatlon, propositi GY 7-580 BOOKKE OFFICE WORKER — ,Must perience In general office v switchboard, will train,j work week; all store ben ply Altschul ' s Dept. Stor| PBX Receptionist Age 21 to 35, ,PBX neat and attractive. S22S APPLY EARLY M ONO Personnel Consultar ROOM 418 147 GRANBN JG LADY-For old established Trim. Experienced in collection ' work by phone and letters. Typing necessary. Call MA 2-4237, ask for ,Mr. Russ. 3UNG LADY — To make price jins In retail store, possibility of ’Jng Into advertising if you lining in that- field; Write ences, qualifications and ■Jox L-446 care Vir- .edger-Star. PERSONNEL ASSISTANT — Exp enced or college, age 22 to 45, days, $4,000 minimum. City Em¬ ployment, 214 Medical Arts Bldg. ties needs “in earn L-3821. $23 PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER—Es¬ pecially good with children; apply P .m. to Goldcraft r 10 a.m. to 3 Studio, 127 W. freemason St. dresses Show Fast! No Investment. _ perience necessary. _ Dept. L-1939, Clncinna work w benefits. month, personal Box 426 Ledger-; BOY— and Sal Apply 9 3:30 to 21 sf St. BULLDO: with tn Virginia i ;ai PRESSERS — Sailor whites or shirt pressers. Experienced only, good pay, many fringe benefits. Apply In person Navy Exchange Laundry, Bldg. 3323 Amphibious Base, Little Creek. Experienced laundry checkers. Apply In person Cleaners, 4800 Colley Aye. SALESLADIES — stocking sample newest advance- 1 ' 11 send you free .._ _... newest advance¬ ment in hosiery since nylon. Pat¬ ented, full-length; stays up over- the-knee without supporters, without girdle! NatlonallWadvertised price 1.95. Make mon introductng to Job end at Christmas? Keep coming in. Take orders for lelgh Products among neigtl and friends. Call UL 3-8346 aftj p.m. for interview. Make application now to sell new 1963 tine of all occasion Shirley Greeting Cards, 206 St., EX 7-7251. frierids at $1.00 Mills, DepL 8] American apolis, tnd. SANDWICH GIRL- 4:30 P.m. to 12:30 calls. Apply Tides Shopping Center. over 21, AVON Ladles $Need Moneys? Avon representative. Pli hours to su V SANDWICH . enced; apply GIRL—(Whi ly In persa Exp , Kong ' s To rail CA8 j r Cab Sta fin a.m. . .- . With Confidence Where You See The Above Symbol Displayed Salisbury places ol business showing the above symbol have pledged themselves to high ethical standards. They have pledged to honor your pa¬ tronage with full understanding of your needs, and assure you fairness and value in all your business with them. You can buy with confidence where you see the above symbol displayed in Salisbury, your happy Shopping City. GLICK SONS ONANCOCK, VIRGINIA Compliments of WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME Carlisle, Evelyn, and Johnny Onancock, Virginia J. M. WATSON CO., INC. Quality Furniture Floor Coverings General Electric Appliances Onancock, Virginia Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1963 ONANCOCK HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION Compliments of GARDNER’S STORE Onancock, Virginia Compliments of FASHION DESIGNERS Onancock, Virginia JOHNSON CHEVROLET SALES Direct Dealers In Cars and Trucks Oldsmobile Onancock, Virginia CHEVROLET ] POCOMOKE CITY MERCHANTS INVITE YOU TO SHOP IN OUR TOWN WHERE YOU WILL FIND QUALITY - VARIETY - SERVICE POCOMOKE BUSINESSMEN’S ASSOCIATION Pocomoke City, Maryland FOR THE BEST IN CAMPUS COVERAGE READ BOTH mm wrut-Ptloi and ikfi ledge -Qfa u Compliments of WHISPERING PINES Route 13 Tasley, Virginia ECONOMY FEED MILLING CO. Farm Supplies - Hardware Melfa, Virginia Compliments of C. J. PRETTYMAN SONS Real Estate Exmore, Virginia C. D. MARSH, JEWELER Compliments of DORIS McLELLAN’S For The Lady Who Cares Exmore, Virginia TIP-TOP FOOD STORE SELF-SERVICE Meat and Grocery Phone SU 7-2161 Onancock, Virginia EDWARDS FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Telephone SUnset 7-3162 Onancock, Virginia F. T. HARMON ONANCOCK BEAUTY SALON Crates-Baskets-Farm Produce Wood’s Seeds-Fertilizer Air Conditioned Driers j iWr r Lime Service SU 7-1107 Phone SU7-3322 Peggy Dix, Owner V) Melfa, Virginia v COLLINS RUDIGER PLUMBING-HEATING CONTRACTORS Phone SU 7-1150 ACCOMAC CANDY COMPANY Onancock, Virginia W.E. Mears, Proprietor Wholesale Confectioners Compliments of and Jobbers LEW’S SALLY’S Parksley, Virginia Exmore, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduating Class COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Drink Coca-Cola Exmore, Virginia ONANCOCK BUILDING SUPPLY CO. ALL KINDS OF LUMBER Bricks - Lim e - C em ent - Et c Onancock, Virginia FORKS GRILL Compliments of Fountain and Curb Service Take-Out Orders FIRST NATIONAL BANK Telephone SU 7-3777 Onancock, Virginia GLORIA AND DON DRAGON Owners E M Onancock, Virginia Tfederal reserve Compliments of GLADDEN’S PHARMACY Painter, Virginia V. A. CHANDLER SONS, INC. Complete Insurance Service Market Street Onancock, Virginia SU 7-3303 Compliments of DR. PEPPER BEVERAGE COMPANY Parksley, Virginia Compliments of 0. W. FICK Representative of William Deiches Co., Inc. Baltimore, Maryland JAXON’S 5£ to $5 STORE JOHN’S AMOCO REDSTAR GARAGE Box 351 FOR OUTSTANDING VALUES Parksley, Virginia Painter Virginia Compliments of EXPERT PAINTING THE FASHION SHOP Harold P. Gibb Willis Wharf, Virginia Parksley, Virginia GI 2-6797 Compliments of Compliments of EMMA MILLINER GROCERY STORE BROWN’S RADIO TELEVISION SERVICE Accomac, Virginia Accomac, Virginia PARKS MOTOR CO., INC. Parksley, Virginia Compliments of RAINBOW COURT SERVICE STATION Melfa, Virginia Compliments of COLONIAL STORE STANDARD AUTO SUPPLY W. 0. Hickman, Manager Parksley, Virginia Parksley, Virginia Compliments of PENINSULA GAS COMPANY 29 Market Street Onancock, Virginia SU 7-3470 Compliments of RAINBOW RESTAURANT Melfa, Virginia SU 7-9651 ROY L. BELOTE Zenith Gulf Service BARNES RADIO HOSPITAL General Merchandise Melfa, Virginia Onancock, Virginia L. B. BELOTE Compliments of HEARN E-BALLARD Dealer in Farm Supplies INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. SU 7-1192 SU 7-2140 Melfa, Virginia Onancock, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of PERSONALITY BEAUTY SHOPPE CHANDLER FURNITURE STORE SU 7-3321 Norge Appliances Onancock, Virginia Onancock, Virginia Compliments of CARMINE HARDWARE CUSTIS RESTAURANT Anything in Hardware Onancock, Virginia Onancock, Virginia Compliments of MATTHEWS CLEANERS HAROLD GLADDEN SU 7-2030 General Transportation Tasley, Virginia Tasley, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of TONI’S TIP TOP PENINSULA FEED MILLING CO. Tasley, Virginia Tasley, Virginia SHRIEVES MARKET PENINSULA ENTERPRISE Best in Seafood Advertising--Job Printing Brantley Shrieves Since 1881 and Wade Shrieves Accomac, Virginia Mrs. G. C. Marsh JOHNA DAVIS, BROKER Paint--Hardware--Groceries Real Estate—Insurance SU 7-1160 Accomac, Virginia Accomac, Virginia TOWN AND COUNTRY FURNITURE SHOP Compliments of Melfa, Va. Shop With Confidence Fine Furniture SEABOARD SUPPLY COMPANY INCORPORATED Owners and Managers Roy Killmon Mabel Killmon Phone SU 7-2491--Evenings Call SU 7-3503 Onley, Virginia Compliments oj JOHN W. CAMPBELL’S GARAGE W. F. McCALEB, JR. Lincoln and Comet INSURANCE A fp fP fhl Belle Haven Virginia V i 9 i€ lEU I4 Keller, Virginia TOWN AND COUNTRY DRUGS---SUNDRIES FASHIONS LUNCH- - -COSMETICS © HARRY TAYLOR JMf Thank You Onancock Virginia Onancock, Virginia Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ’63 From the MARKET STREET BARBER SHOP EASTERN SHORE CITIZENS BANK Onancock-Accomac-Keller-Painter We will welcome the Opportunity to serve you. Everett Evans Frankie D. Ayres UUe 0c Wzuti CUiIT Uf WHITE BROTHERS Compliments of PLUMBING HEATING ONLEY DRUG COMPANY Onley, Virginia Onley, Virginia MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Roxie Scott Evelyn Scott Onley, Virginia BARNES WELDING SERVICE Electric - Acetylene When you can’t get to us, we come to you. Phone: Su7-3195 Tasley, Virginia Compliments of ONLEY GRAIN COMPANY Onley, Virginia RICHARDSON ' S FURNITURE STORE The Store for Better Values Su7-3737 Onancock, Virginia Compliments of FLORIST MRS. JOHN BAILEY, INC. Onley, Virginia Compliments of ARMOUR FERTILIZER COMPANY Compliments of ONLEY HARDWARE COMPANY Onley, Virginia HOWARD S. KILMON, COMPANY Frigidaire Appliances Onancock, Virginia Compliments of FISHER’S CORNER Parksley, Virginia DIZE TV Sales and Service Phone 787-3819 Onancock, Virginia Compliments of EWELL’S SUNOCO STATION Gerald Ewell Route 13 Gargatha, Virginia Compliments of LEE BOOTH Manager of Acme Store Onancock, Virginia PEARSON’S LAUNDERAMA Open 24 hours a day Onley, Virginia LAURA BELLE’S BEAUTY SALON Su7-3262 Laura Belle Taylor Onancock, Virginia Pontiac Cars STILES PONTIAC MARVIN C. LEWIS w General Merchandise Sales-Service Long distance hauling Pontiac-Tempest-Vauxhall SU 7-1021 Tasley, Virginia Tasley, Virginia GUY BROTHERS INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Farm Equipment Parts and Service Tasley, Virginia HOLSUM BREAD Daybreak Fresh Tasley, Virginia Compliments of S. W. BELOTE SON Auto Parts Glass PASTRY SHOP The Home of Better Baking SU 7-1013 Onancock Exmore Onancock, Virginia Virginia THE A. GREENBERG COMPANY ONANCOCK BLUE DEVILS Prefer and win Onancock, Virginia with Sporting Equipment from The Store of Better Values and The Leading Apparel Store PEP PHILLIPS on Virginia’s Eastern Shore Parksley, Virginia--Salisbury, Maryland Compliments of PARKSLEY 5-10 STORE Every Day is Bargain Day at your BEN FRANKLIN STORE Parksley, Virginia DELMARVA FEED COMPANY Sanitation Products Poultry Equipment Farm Supplies Phone MO 5-5468 Parksley, Virginia John R. Ewell’s NEW FRONTIER RESTAURANT Fishing Tackle Parksley, Virginia Compliments of LASSITER LUMBER COMPANY GREENBUSH, VIRGINIA Compliments of TRUMAN T. LEWIS General Merchandise Greenbush, Virginia ACCOMACK- NORTHAMPTON ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE Dial M05-5116 Parksley, Virginia H. Powell Custis BYRD PACKING COMPANY NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Carlton Byrd Onancock, Virginia Parksley, Virginia CROCKETT’S ESSO Meet me at Lubrication-Oils-Auto Repairs WISE’S DRUG STORE Electric Acetylene Welding Prescriptions Dial 787-9699 Anywhere Anytime Soda Fountain fl) Cosmetics Melfa, Virginia Onancock Virginia ® ---- - WHISPERING PINES Compliments of Service Station BOGGS CONCRETE WORKS, INC. P. L. Hopkins, Proprietor Tasley, Virginia Melfa, Virginia Non-Cancellable Hospital and Surgical Insurance Guaranteed Renewable for Life EICHELBERGER’S FURNITURE, INC. THOMAS F. JOHNSON, AGENT Keller, Virginia Office 787-1110 Home 787-2130 Onancock, Virginia Dial SU 7-3567 Compliments of TAYLOR’S BARBER SHOP SU7-1520 BELL DRUG CO. Melfa, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of JOHN FENTON JONES SNYDER’S GULF SERVICE Realtor U. S. Snyder Phone SU7-1371 Accomac, Virginia Phone SU7-3155 POWELLS SERVICE STATION E. J. Powell, Mgr. Compliments of Atlantic Gas and Oil E. WISE HARMON Melfa, Virginia Accomac, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of H. M. PHILLIPS J. A. and V. M. PHILLIPS Melfa, Virginia Melfa, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of DAVIS OIL COMPANY J. T. KELLAM’S AUTO PARTS Onancock, Virginia Onancock, Virginia BILL PAYNE Compliments of Outboard Motors WESTERN AUTO Fishing Equipment Association Store Marine Hardware Onancock, Virginia Compliments of RINGLET BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of Elsie Somers SU7-1121 Melfa, Virginia THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1963 Compliments of ONANCOCK HIGH SCHOOL CUSTIS RECORD SHOP Exmore, Virginia Booster Page Mrs. M. C. Scott Margaret Elliott Clif Marsh Frankie Dorsch Benny Dize Jimmy Tuttle Peggy Hundley Mickey Hanchey A friend Glenn Crim 0. W. Obaugh , Linda Sue Cobb A friend Hicky Hickman Bill Anderson Marie Pennewell Francis Kellam Arthur Lowe Dave Bisset China Palace Dot Chandler Marvin Lewis Julia E. West Mrs. Alpheus Eaton James A. Rew, Jr. We would like to extend our deepest thanks and appreciation to all the businessmen who have, through their generous contributions, helped us to publish this annual. Their interest and support have helped make the publication possible. --The Senior Class of ’63 88 i. £% on yvL- -£- ' -yr J-j xyu ' yy J Uj -iisij a ■ o. H- u 1. Qyu d ' tax Auj UM ynjOV a 9 3 ?. £)a o jpafa g«. OJnq ) L t Slot, y ,vkj,? J D Ol gUOisfl S d Cx) Cuj! cJu 1 d-4 ex x x-e-x r - JPc jiJc£ Z £- 0 X CC . thuu ' -cZ ' 7 ‘ 4ZW-t . %-L % tW. p£. TTlo j ,o T A_ sJXaA- Y)YYa C L $v� du dL (jchtA r rur (wL mo ytJU? 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