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

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AND TESTAMENT Article XLIII Article XLIV Article XLV Article XLVI Article XLVII Article XLVIII Article XLIX Article L Article LI Article LII Mike Key wills his basketball strategy to E. T. Dize. Tommy Custis and Clifton Dize will their greasy kid stuff to Bobby Ayres. Gayle Harrison wills her wedding dress to Marlyn Davis providing she doesn ' t use it before next June. Kitty James wills her contagious laugh to Becky Robbins. Jo Ann Milliner wills her thick hair to Dianne Parks. Pauline Lilliston wills her place on the softball diamond to Nancy Adkins. Joyce Parker wills her love for Mrs. Bull to Brenda Allan. Darlene Nock wills her two square feet of Legion Hall to Roberta Hampton provid¬ ing she goes once a month. Kay Wescott wills her love for rowboats to Linda Bagwell providing she won’t for¬ get to anchor it. Buck Boggs wills his litter bag to Doug Twyford and Mike Murphy. Testators Kay Wescott Buck Boggs

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LAST WILL We, the Senior Class of Onancock High School of 1965, being of sound mind, now write and declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking all previous 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 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 Article XXXIV Article XXXV Article XXXVI Article XXXVII Article XXXVIII Article XXXIX Article XL Article XLI Article XLII To Mr. Hoppes we will our deepest respect for retaining his sanity through four years of trials and tribulations. To the faculty we will our heartfelt admiration for the completion of a job hither¬ to considered impossible—the education of idiots. To the Juniors we will our ability to befuddle, confuse, and exasperate parents, teachers, and friends. Section II Sharon Weaver wills her love for D. E. to Eddie Justis. Jenny and Joyce Custis will their brother to Ann Belote. Doris Elliott wills her empty Metrecal cans to Daisy Williams. Jeannine Fonda wills her ability to get along with boys to Sharon Parks. Jimmy Phillips wills his track shoes to John R. Richardson. Alfred Shrieves wills his claw to Phillip Lewis. Tom Duncan wills his ability to fly to Johnny Johnson. Gloria Johnson wills her curly hair to Judy Williams. Gwenda Kellam wills her heart to Sammie Miles. Sue Bundick wills her figure to Carson Diggs. Barry Rew wills his soap to Pete Hopkins. Barbara Fears wills her shocking ways to Ann Brooks Ballard. Wayne Green wills his machine to Ned Perry. Martha Russell wills her voice to Linda Davis. Ann Amos wills her quiet, reserved ways to Carolyn Horsley. Nancy Loflin wills her ability to go steady to Joan Edwards. Trudy Davis wills her ice cubes to Lila Jacob. Bobby Cobb wills one of his rings to Judy VanKleef. Francis Hart wills his Beetle Haircut to Brian Corbin. Robby Custis wills his Hot Rods to Mitchell Crockett. Ricky Savage wills his basketball shoes to Jo Ann Chambers. Connie Mears and Steve VanKe steren will an invitation to their coming-out party to Becky Campbell. Cora Scott wills her quiet laugh to Linda Jean Lilliston. Hilton Melson wills his height to Jackie Watkinson. Jimmy Milliner wills his studious ways to John Eddie Nock. Greg Russell wills his ability to wreck cars to Donnie Killmon. Dianne Lilliston wills her many jokes to Barbara Melson. Jimmy Justis wills his ability to play football to Bruce Adkins. Mary Catherine Taylor (Pookie) wills her appendix to Bonnie Godwin. John Hurlbut wills his poisonous ways to Kevin Daley. Wayne Fitchett wills his bones to Donnie Ward. Mike Lake wills his report card to Kirby Custis. Leo Chandler wills his socks to Brooks Ayres. Meg Steele wills her typewriter to Betsy Watson. Joan Twyford wills her sparkling personality to Eve Russell. Bill Atkeinson wills his art pencils to Donnie Fitchett. Marguerite Formyduval and Kandi Haridson just want to graduate. Kathy Williams wills her make-up kit to Carol Moore. Joy Milliner wills her catty remarks to Jeannie Hart. Betty Adkins and Bonnie Williams will their quiet ways to Linda Guy. Bill Daley wills his scientific mind to Tommy Shrieves. Donna Briggs wills her choice bits of gossip to Linda Shrieves. 28

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OFFICERS Hi S M-. President Roberta Hampton V.-President Doug Twyford Secretary Linda Guy Treasurer Linda Lilliston Historian Barbara Melson “JUNIORS OF 1965 99 HISTORY In September of 1962, one of the happiest, most confused classes of all times came to Onancock High. We were a little frightened of the years ahead, but we were eager to start. We had our first class meeting of the year and elected class officers. Jo Anne Chambers, Bonnie Godwin, and Sammie Miles made the basketball team and many of our boys became J. V. football players. It was a very enjoyable year. After a summer of fun, O.H.S. welcomed us as the Silly Sophomores. We were all prepared for a year of hard work and much fun. Class officers were elected and many of us became members of the Beta Club. Nancy Adkins, Jeannie Hart, and Judy VanKleef became new members of the basketball team. This year we returned as the Jolly Juniors. We all missed Terry Nicolls and Walter Marks, but we welcomed Elizabeth Webb and Carson Diggs to our class. First of all we elected class officers and decided on ways of making money. We sold stationery and held bakes. Shortly afterwards, we ordered our class rings. This caused much joy and excitement. It was soon time for our class play and the year passed very rapidly. We are all looking forward to our Senior year. Historian Barbara Melson 30