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

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BEST LOOKING George Boggs, Joan Twyford, Robby Custis MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mike Lake, Joy Milliner, Tom Duncan MOST ATHLETIC Meg Steele, Tom Duncan MOST MISCHIEVOUS Sharon Weaver, John Hurlbut MOST COURTEOUS Bill Daley, Francis Hart, Ann Amos. BEST ALL AROUND Wayne Fitchett, Trudy Davis WHO ' S MOST POPULAR Trudy Davis, George Boggs BEST NATURED Trudy Davis, Jenny Custis, Francis Hart, Alfred Shrieves BEST DRESSED Kathy Williams, Wayne Fitchett, Greg Russell WITTIEST Robby Custis, Gwenda Kellam NEATEST Wayne Greene, Wayne Fitchett, Kathy Williams MOST STUDIOUS Jimmy Milliner, Joy Milliner

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CLASS PROPHECY BILL ATKEISON is now an automotive designer and doing well too. He designs on a small scale of course; they’re toy cars. MIKE LAKE, the noted scientist, hasn’t been heard from for six years, but is presumed closer to making contact with Pluto. TRUDY DAVIS, who did such a grand job on our class annual, is now the editor of Poor Richard ' s Almanac. BILL DALEY has become the first game warden to break more than 10 game laws in one year. JOY MILLINER, who graduated as Most Likely to Succeed , has been promoted to Fashion Editor for Vogue Magazine. JEANNINE FONDA, successful businesswoman has recently acquired the garment industry at Parks- ley. MARGUERITE FORMYDUVAL is currently featured at Carnegie Hall and says opera is still her favorite. MIKE KEY went back south after graduation, bought a big plantation, and can sometimes be seen smoking Havanna Cigars on his front porch. DIANNE LILLISTON has become the first female to act as a prison warden. She controls the lad¬ ies quarters at San Quentin. JO ANN MILLINER has become a tree surgeon and specializes in diseases of fruit trees. DARLENE NOCK has opened a new kindergarten which will accommodate 150 children. CONNIE MEARS, who joined the Peace Corps, has been flown to New Guinea in an effort to help the natives there. KATHY WILLIAMS, who for several years was employed by the FBI, is now private secretary to James Bond. BARBARA FEARS, who went to prep school one year, has recently opened a School of Refinement in Accomac. BARRY REW, who learned the hair-cutting trade at Deep Creek, has his own barber shop now, and has employed DONNA BRIGGS as his manicurist. JOYCE PARKER, who sews most of her own clothes, has been offered, by several prominent figure¬ heads in Washington, the important job of seamstress. BONNIE WILLIAMS and CORA SCOTT have just recently returned from a trip abroad. They both plan to spend some time with relatives before venturing on their next adventure. PAULINE LILLISTON, dietician at NAM Hospital, has been awarded the Betty Crocker Cooking Award. GAYLE HARRISON works in a Typing Pool for DuPont Cement Company. JENNY and JOYCE CUSTIS, who have done well in their medical careers, have been chosen by the Board of Medical Examiners, to sponsor a series of drives in the community of Onancock. NANCY LOFLIN has opened a boat-rental service at Little Quarry, Daugherty, Va. If you like television, be sure to tune in on the Build a Muscle with Meg show. MISS STEELE is famous for her physical fitness techniques. JOAN TWYFORD, famous actress, was recently acclaimed for her excellent performance in the re¬ production of La Douce Vita . Before leaving the hospital, Steve and I began to make plans for a class reunion. We enjoyed talk¬ ing so much that we felt the rest of the class would enjoy being together as much as we had. Martha Russell Steve Van Kesteren 25

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BIGGEST FLIRTS Bobby Cobb, Sharon Weaver, Meg Steele, Buck Boggs MOST IN LOVE Marguerite Formyduval, Rick Savage, Gayle Harrison BEST PERSONALITY Trudy Davis, Jimmy Phillips NOISIEST Robby Custis, Barbara Fears MOST TALENTED Kay Wescott, Bill Atkieson FRIENDLIEST Jimmy Phillips, Marguerite Formyduval, Bill Daley, absent-Kitty James WHO CUTEST Jimmy Phillips, Trudy Davis MOST INDEPENDENT Barry Rew, Joy Milliner, Tom Duncan, Connie Mears, Gwenda Kellam QUIETEST Cora Scott, Betty Adkins, Mike Key, Mike Lake MOST LOYAL Alfred Shrieves, Nancy Loflin, Doris Elliott, Joyce Custis, Tom Duncan BEST DANCERS Meg Steele, George Boggs MOST ORIGINAL Robby Custis, Kay Wescott, Bill Atkieson