Parksley High School - Eagle Yearbook (Parksley, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1965 volume:

Mrs. Charles Cross PO Box 96 Assawoman, VA 23302 i AjsNiM” j ■ k ? CLIMBING BUT HEIGHTS THE AT NOT THE 1965 EAGLE Published by the Eagle Staff Parksley High School Parksley, Virginia The seniors having reached one step, find there are still greater heights to climb. The Seniors take this opportunity to express their ideas concerning the theme for the 1965 Eagle. Since the beginning we have been constantly growing and reaching new heights in many ways. For the past twelve years, we have been climbing toward one goal--becoming Seniors. We have learned to live with others and have formed many lasting friendships. School spirit and patriotism have also come to mean more to us. Through study, we have realized some of the benefits of knowledge. By engaging in inter-scholastic activities, we have learned good sportsmanship. Having reached our goal by becoming Seniors, we discover that we have gained only another step in life and we are still Not at the Heights, but Climbing. The first graders begin their climb. In our long climb we strive for the best in many areas. We work for scholastic achievement a deep belief in God and country expressed in patriotism and faith clean and school- spirited sportsmanship strong and lasting friendship As a small token of our gratitude for her kindness and her unfailing loyalty to the Senior Class, we dedicate the yearbook to Mrs. Vera Wessells, our teacher and our friend. Her influence in the lives of the students of this school is not of the kind that fades and dies with the passing of the years and the inevitable change of conditions; it is as indelible as the marking of time itself. FACULTY CATHOLENE HOPKINS First Grade VERA GLADDING Second Grade MILDRED FALCONER Third Grade IDA WALKER BEULAH EVANS CAROLINE CROCKETT Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade RUTH HUCKSTEP Seventh Grade LLEWELLYN PARKS Secretary LOUISE NICOLLS English, Guidance MARY MEARS Librarian TED CHILDERS Industrial Arts JEAN SCOTT Mathematics VERA WESSELLS Language, History Business Math DONALD SAWYER Government World History Business Athletic Director TECUMSEH BRAYBOY General Mathematics Physical Education, Coaching HELEN EVANS World Geography English, History DOLORES TUCKER Physical Education Biology MELVIN NUCKOLS Chemistry, Physics General Science MARY SPRAGUE Home Economics DAVID HARWOOD Distributive Education EDNA NORTHAM Commercial Mrs. Maude Reese Barnes, Mrs. Essie Mears, Mrs. Daisy Wessells, and Mrs. Pearl Parks make up the cafeteria staff. We are indeed grateful to them for their daily service and for the little extra things they do. CAFETERIA Some of the Senior girls really dig in at lunch time especially those who missed breakfast. Of course, this is the perfect time to discuss the day ' s happenings. Five-minute break is always an active time for seeing people, playing pranks, and eating a snack to build up energy to keep going strong. ORGANIZATIONS BETA The Beta Club is a national leadership and service organization for high school students. The pur¬ pose of the organization is to honor high scholastic achievement and promote high ideals of honesty and service. Membership is open to juniors and seniors who have been able to maintain an average of 90 or better since they have entered high school. Beta members and Mrs. Northam look over the American flag for which Beta members assume responsibility. EAGLE S ECHO The Eagle’s Echo is the news¬ paper sponsored by the Beta Club. It is staffed by members of the Bett Club and other members of the stu¬ dent body. The paper is a bi¬ monthly publication. Special articles and covers are done for the holidays. Since Mrs. Northam is the teacher-sponsor, much of the work is done in the commercial department. CO-ED HI-Y The Co-Ed Hi-Y includes both the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y clubs which are related to the YMCA. Their purpose is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian char¬ acter. Their platform is Clean Speech, Clean Sportsmanship, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living. Mrs. Wessells is with the Co-Ed Hi-Y officers who lead an active membership. The Future Homemakers of America is a national club to help individuals im¬ prove personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. Eligibility is based on one semester of Home Economics Education. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mason Sprague, our Parksley chapter has been recognized the past five years by the state organization as an outstanding chapter. Mrs. Sprague works with F. H. A. officers on the annual Christmas project. GLEE CLUB P,H.S. is one of the few schools fortunate enough to have a Glee Club. This club is the only musical organization in the school and is open to any student above the eighth grade who is eligible for a club and able to pass a simple tone test. The club meets one period a week, and dues are only twenty-five cents per year. Each year the Glee Club has a large number of members who enjoy sing¬ ing, not only for themselves, but also for others. The music committee receives suggestions and makes selections of music with Mrs. Sprague ' s help. DECA CLUB The Distributive Education Club is a relatively new but very active organization in our school. Under its program, students receive business education and on the job training. Mr. David Harwood is co-ordina¬ tor for the program. Here D.E.C.A. members participate in a skit , which is one of their numerous activities. STUDENT COUNCIL President: Rick Bull Vice-President: Denny Savage Secretary: Diane Baker Treasurer: Leslie Drummond Reporter: Janet Watkinson Sponsor: Melvin Nuckols ♦ The purpose of the Student Council shall be to promote personal responsibility and loyalty, and to represent and further the best interest of the student body and the school by putting into it the underlying principles of self-government and democracy. ATHLETICS WALTER DOROSKI Guard JOHN D. JOHNSON Halfback RICK BULL End SENIOR PLAYERS GEORGE BUNDICK Tackle DEAN GUY Center BACK ROW: Ricky Goard, Donnie Miles. FRONT ROW: Denny Savage, Donnie Mason. FOOTBALL 1964 BACK ROW: B. Lankford, H. Wessells, B. Barton. FRONT ROW: T. Parker, M. Rew, C. Hickman. BACK ROW: Elsie Fuller, Leslie Drummond, Beth Goffigon, Diane Baker. FRONT ROW: Tommye Sue Phillips, Co-captains Bonnie Eskridge and Ann Goffigon, Connie Justis. CHEERLEADERS Floats take preparation! Eagle ' s Homecoming royalty. FRONT ROW: Dick Hickman, Mike Mason, Jimmy Bernard, Mark Rew, Chuck Doroski, Durwin Justis, Revell Lewis. SECOND ROW: Doug Broache, Ted Dix, Charles Green, Jackie Watson, Greg Taylor, Terry Thornes, Jimmy Taylor. THIRD ROW: Artie Miles, Jimmy Short, Miles Barnes, Benny Annis, Howard Wessells, Franklin Young. T. Clifford Johnson, Coach. FRONT ROW: Pat Furniss, Teresa Justis. SECOND ROW: Angela Ewell, Veronica Rudisill, Sharon Fisher . THIRD ROW: Paula Evans, Cathy Taylor, Susan Taylor, Nancy Goffigon, Charlene Bloxom. JV FOOTBALL On Homecoming night the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders helped to support the Varsity team by their active participation during the game and half-time ceremonies. FRONT ROW. Left to Right: Gene Savage, Dan Littleton, Dave Johnson, Lee Fox, David Byrd, Joe Kanipe, and Billy Barton. SECOND ROW: Coach Donald Sawyer, Jimmy Bowman, Joe Ewell, Denny Savage, Jeff Johnson, Rick Bull, and Ricky Goard. THIRD ROW: Steve Stokes, Miles Barnes, W. H. Wessells, Billy Deitrick, Donnie Miles, Gene Furniss, and Dean Guy. Joe and Jeff are in the air, as W. H. anxiously looks on. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Coach Alvin Boyce, Beth Goffigon, Bonnie Eskridge, Tommye Sue Phillips, Elsie Fuller (co-captain), Leslie Drummond (co-captain), Ann Goffigon, and Linda Rew. SECOND ROW: JoAnnBudd, Debbie Mason, Betty Ann Smith, Teresa Justis, Linda Hart, Jane Phillips, Mickey Justis, Shirley Hall, Frances White, Andrea Ewell, and Audrey Ayres. BASKETBALL Spills like this were hard on our new uni forms! eo co lu co FRONT ROW: Coach Donald Sawyer, Bill Lankford, Gene Savage, Joe Ewell, Denny Savage, Kenny Greene, Donnie Mason, Mike Crews, Lee Fox. SECOND ROW: Claude Owens, Ray Annis, Gene Furniss, W. H. Wessells, Donnie Miles, Billy Deitrick, Rick Bull, Chris Hickman. The Parksley team anxiously awaits a big game FRONT ROW: Tommye Sue Phillips, Linda Ward, SECOND ROW: Linda Harte, Shirley Fisher, Teresa Parks, Linda Parks, Diane Baker, Annette Thornton, Betty Phillips, Bonnie Taylor, Shirley Hall. THIRD ROW: Linda Rew,Wanda Taylor, Jo Ann Budd, Charlotte Bloxom, Barbara Hart, Bonnie Bishop, Betty Justis, Beth Goffigon, Cora Crews, Audrey Ayers. SOFTBALL Lila Somers, Manager; Tommye Sue Phillips, Linda Ward, Co-Captains; Alvin Boyce, Coach. FRONT ROW: Coach Donald Sawyer, David Byrd, Kenny Greene, Denny Savage. SECOND ROW: Walter Doroski, W. H. Wessells, Dean Guy, Ricky Goard. TRACK AND GOLF Coach T. Clifford Johnson, Dave Johnson, Dean Guy, Jeff Johnson, Ricky Goard, Mike Holmes. DONALD SAWYER: Athletic director; baseball, THE REVEREND T. CLIFFORD JOHNSON: Junior track and basketball coach. varsity football and varsity golf coach. OUR DEVOTED COACHES ALVIN BOYCE: Girl’s basketball and softball coach. TECUMSEH BRAYBOY: Football coach. We should like to express our deep appreciation for all our coaches have done. Sports play a great part in high school life, and our coaches have undoubtedly given us many good experiences to remember. Because they have toiled hard to bring us where we are, we feel that they have earned a very special place in Parksley High School. Mr. Sawyer, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Boyce, and Mr. Brayboy, we thank you for your time and effort. It has not been in vain. ACTIVITIES T E R It looks as if our interests have changed quite a bit in the reverse order of most senior classes. In the third grade we all had sweethearts and even took part in a Tom Thumb wedding. In our senior year our heads are filled with such thoughts as re¬ search papers, communism, and national elections. Our always active Senior class held a vigorous campaign and mock election which helped us to understand our government and learn a lot about our classmates. J o H N S O N r; Mr, Sawyer enjoys government class! w Seniors decorate school tree A % ift from the Seniors Glee Club at work. and during the Junior-Senior Play, Before The theme, SAYONARA, of the 1964 prom was beautifully presented as the room was transformed into a lovely Japanese garden. Reigning over the occasion were Prin cess - Ann Goffigon, Queen - Mary Fran Peck, King - Jonathan Kucera, and Prince - Rick Bull. The F.H.A. ' s Homecoming representatives. Miss Parksley - Martha Middleton. 1st and 2nd runners-up - Reta Spurley and Diane Baker. This is the staff directly responsible for the 1965 annual with their advisor, Mrs. Louise Nicolls. Typists with Mrs. Edna Northam, business de¬ partment. An informal meeting of co-editors and some of the staff to discuss layouts. CLASSES FIRST GRADE FRONT ROW: W. Taylor, M. Gladding, D. Justice, D. Chanley, J. Jesse, T. Barnes, J. Borg- strom, R. Godwin, D. Hart, Mrs. Hopkins. SECOND ROW: R. Ayres, P. Bull, M. Capehunt, D. Paranzino, R. Barlow, R. Collins, R. Lewis, B. Godwin, D. Ray. THIRD ROW: A. Bloxom, J. Miller, S. Berry, R. Thornes, C. Thornton. SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW: D. Miller, C. Smith, W. Core, B. Mears, G. Northam, V. Godwin, L. Daisey, G. Northam, K. Lovell, S. Justice, J. Brinn, B. Adkins, K. Bundick, M. Ivock, W. Lewis. SECOND ROW: M. Miller, B. Wessells, C. Justis, D. Matthews, H. Merritt, D. Paranzino, R. Johnson, P. Matthews, R. Mason, I. Annis, M. Annis, W. Watkinson, Mrs. Gladding. THIRD GRADE FRONT ROW: W. Thornes, F. Baker, K. Chanley, I. Rowley, J. Laird, D. Thornes, H. Mears. SECOND ROW: W. Howard, R. Smith, W. Phillips, J. Taylor, F. Bailey, F. Burkhead, G. Walker, J. Phillips, G. Hart. THIRD ROW: F. Matthews, N. lessee, M. Broache, K. Goffigon, J. Barlow, W. Annis, S. Nock, D. Fisher, A. Boyce. FOURTH ROW: H. Thornes, D. Thornes, C. Berry, R. Hurley, R. Colona, L. Hart, R. Wessells, J. Parks, Mrs. Falconer. FOURTH GRADE FRONT ROW: W. Adkins, V. Annis, P. Shreaves, V. Johnson, L. Justice, R. Turner, D. Skeoch, T. Hickman, S. Sprague, R. Lankford, D. Bames. SECOND ROW: G. Parks, D. Lewis, R. Turner, C. Riley, J. Rowley, B. Spurley, M. Mears, J. Bull, R. Justis, H. Gladding. THIRD ROW: R. Baker, B. Laird, M. Paranzino, A. Barker, M. Justis, D. Greene, F. Russell, D. Thornes, P. Revelle, D. Sawyer, Mrs. Walker. FIFTH GRADE FRONT ROW: G. Green, L. Rovelle, R. Shrieves, M. Kuyouski, M. Turner, M. Annis, G. Goard, H. Johnson, R. Smith, J. Thornes, Mrs. Crockett. SECOND ROW: F. Russell, D. Justis, V. Barlow, C. Crowson, C. Mears, C. Wyatt, D. Dereng, B. Pryor, M. Sterling. THIRD ROW: J. Dix, V. Hickman, E. Barnes, A. Meritt, M. Ewell, E. Justis, S. York, A. Scott, C. Bailey, C. Skeoch. FRONT ROW: A. Greene, D. Smith, C. Genero, W. Godwin, B. York, D. Bull, M. Barnes, R. Lewis, E. Mason, T. Adkins. SECOND ROW: K. Brown, U. Parks, B. Perdue, J. Russell, B. Matthews, V. Taylor, A. Thornton, B. Gladding, C. Young, S. Thornes. THIRD ROW: E. Miller, D. Justis, S. Satchell, C. Justis, K. Woll, P. Evans, C. Parks, N. Rudisill, J. Justis, K. Taylor, Mrs. Evans. SIXTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROW: L. Adkins, S. Wyatt, B. Broache, C. Justis, E. Green, R. Lilliston, J. Annis, B. Bull, A. Rouelle, V. Rudisill, G. Young, N. Reade, C. Godwin, Mrs. Huckstep. SECOND ROW: G. Green, L. Ayres, S. Justis, K. Parker, L. Mears, J. Lankford, T. McCready, L. Justis, A. Justis, T. Dix, N. Goffigan, T. Beasley, N. Eskridge. THIRD ROW: M. Tull, B. Thornes, D. Annis, C. Howard, J. Linton, T. Thornes, M. Paranzino, C. Custis, M. McCready, F. Robbins, D. Justis, D. Glsdding, S. Taylor. An active playground is always part of elementary school life. Mrs. Huckstep is with a group of seventh graders who will go on to high school next year. EIGHTH GRADE FRONT ROW: K. Hargis, B. Brown, F, Clayton, N. Baker, B. Guy, G. Justis, R. Cromartie, M. Bundick, D. Annis, K. Chase, Mrs. Tucker. SECOND ROW: L. Annis, K. Bundick, H. Hempel, R. Lewis, G. Fogle, D. Justis, N. Hall, E. Annis, C. Hickman, A. Adkins, C. Green, C. Doroski. THIRD ROW: C. Kinsey, A. Ewell, P. Evans, P. Furness, D. Ayres, J. Ayres, T. Dix, M. Dix, S. Bloxom, G. Bowman, C. Bloxom, S. Holland, F. Killman. EIGHTH GRADE FRONT ROW: B. Shelton, H. Taylor, B. Wessells, W. Taylor, L. Mears, A. White, B. Wessells, D. Tierney, T. Prusyenski. SECOND ROW: S. Littleton, B. Mills, J. Watson, P. Ward, P. White, C. Tilghman, B. Wessells, B. Thornes, B. Miller, Mrs. Evans. THIRD ROW: W. Wessells, R. Miller, J. Short, M. Mason, G. Taylor, A. Russell, D. Taylor, D. Tatem, G. Richardson, R. Pryor, B. Stokes. OUR PRINCIPAL It was forty years ago that Mr. Charles Thornton Huckstep first came to Parksley here on Virginia ' s Eastern Shore to be principal of our school. Mr. Huckstep, though born in Alabama, came to live with an uncle in Columbia, Vir¬ ginia, at the age of 11. He graduated from Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg. After teaching there for three years, Mr. Huckstep came to Parksley at the urging of the late Mil- ton Shue, then superintendent of Accomack County Schools. Mr. Huckstep has encountered many trials in his position as principal, but along with these trials he has enjoyed many memorable highlights. Anyone who has ever known Mr. Huckstep as principal or teacher holds him in high esteem. He is remembered for his patient understanding, and a genuine interest in his stu¬ dents. As Mr. Parker Barnes, news correspondent, so aptly stated: “Chances are it is going to take quite a while for Parksley High School to seem the same without Mr. Huckstep walk¬ ing its corridors. Forty years is quite a while and a lot of his footprints will remain behind. FRESHMEN Mark Rew, Wanda Thornes, Douglas Broache, Jane Phillips, Howard Wessells, Suzanne Thornton Mildred Justis, Donald Parrish, Jane Goard, Danny Taylor, Sharon Fisher, Harry Parks Richard Burford, Nancy Barker, Gene Mears, Judith Barnes, Virgil Wessells, Andrea Ewell Teresa Justis, Arthur Miles, Deborah Mason, Patrick Justis, Nancy Ivock, Robert Wyatt Franklin Young, Betty Smith, Suzanne Annis, Deborah Taylor, Bennie Justis, Henrietta Johnson Oscar Taylor, Mary Griffin, Larry Taylor, Sandra Hall, Jerry Thornes, Brenda Hopkins Barbara Bailey, Robert Annis, Virginia Howard, Benny Annis, Mary Borgstrom, Edgar Onions James McConnell, Frances White, James Taylor, Patricia Watkinson, John Thornes, Joan Watkinson Frances Thornes, Keith Burkhead, Elizabeth Woll, Johnny Mears, Elsie Smith, Catherine Taylor Jennie Colona, Lucinda Davenport, Patricia Lake Philip Martin, Brenda Sherwood, Brooks Barnes Absent: Eric Dereng Shirley Lankford Linda Selter John Taylor Linda Potts, Wayne Annis, Donna Thomas SOPHOMORES Chris Hickman, Kathleen Messick, Claude Owens, Linda Rew, Kenneth Greene, Audrey Ayres Bonnie Guy, William Deitrick, Barbara Lotspeich, John Barker, Jr., Teresa Parks, Brantley Furness William Barton, Rebecca Johnson, David Bundick, Judith Hayden, Gary Ayres, Bonnie Bowman Linda Parks, David Johnson, Jo Ann Budd, Joseph Kanipe, Lynda Byrd, Timothy Mears Bobby Annis, Linda Hart, David Byrd, Cora Crews, Michael Crews, Shirley Bundick Bonnie Bishop, Daniel Littleton, Mary Beasley, Walter Scott, Shirley Fisher, Robert Shreaves Cecil Thornes, Wanda Taylor, Paul Thornton, Bonnie Taylor, Harry Wessells, Bonnie Simpson Frances Miller, Ray Annis, Shirley Hall, Irving Dix, Darryl Hurley, John West Sunny White, Gwenda Harte, Richard Wessells, James Howard. William Lankford, William Parker Absent: Connie Chessar Sylvester Annis, Deannie Branch, Richard Barnes, Donna Davenport, Nancy Walker Bonnie Annis, Kenneth Ayres, Harriet Coard, Rhett Burkhead, Linda Dering Larry Byrd, Leslie Drummond, Ricky Chase, Beth Goffigon, Lee Fox Theresa Doroski, Ricky Goard, Nancy Kamps, Donnie M ason, Martha Lewis Robert Green, Nancy Harry, Mike Justis, Barbara Harte, Janet Watkinson Donnie Miles, Lynn Lilliston, Denny Savage, Nancy Lotspeich, Gene Savage Robbie Kinsey, John Smith, Ann Shreaves, Steve Stokes, Lila Copes Lois Souder, Paul White, Wanda Tilghman JUNIORS A studious session with the juniors. SENIORS WILLIAM EDWARD GREENE Eat, drink, and be merry. Class President, Glee Club, Coed-Hi-Y, Eagle ' s Echo , and Annual staff. Future: College degree and profitable position. SUSAN DIANE BAKER Do blondes really have more fun? Secretary, softball, cheer - leading, Glee Club, Coed-Hi-Y, Eagle ' s Echo, and Annual staff. Future: Smithdea.1 Massey, Sec¬ retary. WALTER JOHN DOROSKI, JR. I have found you an argument; I am not obliged to find you understanding. Vice President, track, football, Coed-Hi-Y. Future: Marine Corps., Special forces. ROY STEWART ANNIS Do we worry? Bashful . . Playful . . Likable . . Roy was a member of the JV football team. Future: F.B.I. School BETTY JEAN JUSTIS That ' s as well written as if I ' d done it myself. Treasurer, F.H.A., Glee Club, Beta Club, Softball, Annual and Eagle ' s ,Echo s taff. Future: College, then . . any suggestions? GEORGE EDWARD BLOXOM Little but loud. George Ed is in the Beta Club and is the water boy for the football team. Future: College or working on milk truck. ALAN RICHARD AGNELL Where did you get that North¬ ern accent? Alan is a member of the £ ECA Club. Future: Vo¬ cational school. BETTY FRANCES PHILLIPS The longest way around is the shortest way home. F.H.A., Glee Club, and Softball. Future: Uncertain . . . Probably busi¬ ness school. JOHN DURBIN JOHNSON Never study when you can do something else; Johnny D. plays football and was Home¬ coming King. Future: Morti cian School GEORGE ELWOOD BUNDLCK, JR. I ' ll not budge an inch. George is in the Beta Club and plays football. Future: College. BETTY SUSAN ANNIS Happiness is speechless. Bet¬ ty is in the Glee Club. Future: College . . English teacher. WILLIAM JAMES KIEFER, JR. An archangel a little damaged. Glee Club, Basketball, Golf, JV football. Future: College . . . Pilot. STEVEN DOUGLAS PHILLIPS So swell, so nutty, and so knowing. Steven is in Coed ■ Hi-Y, DECA Club and will be remembered for his artistic ability. Future: Electronics technician. CHARLOTTE ANGELINE SINGLETARY She knew what is what. Strong willed - intelligent - diligent. Future: College . . Medical technology. ROBERT RUSSELL YOUNG Do you mind? Robert is a member of the DECA Club. Future: Uncertain. WILLIAM RANDOLPH POTTS, JR. Sir, I would rather be right than be President. Bill joined us this year from Wicomico High School where he was a member of the baseball team and JV football team. Future: Business College. BARBARA GAYLE PHILLIPS ’’She must be seen to be appre¬ ciated. Barbara also came this year from Wicomico High School. She was a member of DECA Club, and is now on the Eagle’s Echo staff. Future: College. JAMES VERGIL BOWMAN, JR. Love me, love my dog. Jim¬ my is a member of the football and basketball teams. Future: College. GEOFFREY LEE JOHNSON Handsome is as handsome does. Glee Club, Track, Golf, and Basketball. Future: Col¬ lege . . . Economist. ROSEMARY HALL NOCK Oh me! Another airmail stamp to buy. Glee Club, Eagle ' s Echo . Future: Office secretary and eventually marry. WILSON HENRY WESSELLS, JR. What ' s in a name? The cow jumped over the moon. Football, basketball, baseball, track, Beta Club, Student Council, Eagle ' s Echo staff, Junior and Senior play. Future: College. JOEL CHRISTY EWELL I speak little but I live. Bas¬ ketball, baseball, football, an¬ nual staff. Future: College . . . Business or professional career. ELSIE GODWIN FULLER But why can ' t I love them all? F.H.A., Glee Club, Beta Club, Coed-Hi-Y, Annual and Eagle ' s Echo staffs, Basketball, Cheer- leading. Future: College. BONNIE JEANNINE ESKRIDGE Do you not know I am a wo¬ man? When I think, I must speak. Beta Club, F.H.A., Glee Club, Student Council, Cheerleading, Basketball, Junior and Senior play. Future: College WAYNE FRANCIS WILLET I know on which side my bread is buttered. Interest: Lewis Lumber Company and right hand man for the cheerleaders. Future: State Trooper. WILLIAM RICHARD BULL, JR. The rolling stone never gathers moss. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Annual staff, Student Council. Future: College ANN PAIGE GOFFIGON For stony limits cannot hold love out. Glee Club, Beta Club, Coed-Hi-Y, Cheerlead- ing-homecoming queen, Basket ball, Softball, Annual and Ea¬ gle ' s Echo staffs. Junior and Senior play Future: Averett College. JOHNSON LYNWOOD FOLK Such men are dangerous. Coed-Hi-Y, Beta Club, Glee Club, Track, Eagle’s Echo staff, Junior and Senior Play. Future: College. CONNIE FRANCES JUSTIS As merry as the day is long. Beta Club, F.H.A., Glee Club, Eagle’s Echo staff, softball, Stu¬ dent Council, Junior and Senior Play, Cheerleader. Future: Longwood College. LARRY DEAN GUY A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing. Glee Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Golf. Future: Col¬ lege . . . Industrial Arts In¬ structor. TOMMYE SUE PHILLIPS Though she be but little, she is fierce. Basketball, Softball, Cheerleading, F.H.A., Glee Club, Beta Club, Eagles ' s Echo , and Annual staffs. Future: Busi¬ ness school . . . Medical Secre¬ tary. CLINTON LEE BUNDICK Button, button, who ' s got the button? Interest: Acme Store and just plain keeping out of trouble. Glee Club, Junior and Senior Play. Future: Ap¬ prentice School. EVELYN ANNETTE THORNTON School is like my home, I am seldom there. F.H.A., Glee Club, Softball, Eagle ' s Echo and Annual staffs. Interest: Skipping school and promoting Mann ' s potato chips. Future: Business School. JERRY CLARK BURKHEAD Thereby hangs a tale. Future: He would like to attend the F.B.I. School in Washington. BARBARA ELLEN ANNIS As the other blond in our class, what ' s your answer? Glee Club, F.H.A. She will especially be remembered by the annual and paper staffs for her typing abili¬ ty. Future: Secretarial position. JAMES LINWOOD WHITE What a case I ' m in. JV Foot ball, Glee Club. Future: Join the Air Force. ELSIE ODELL TAYLOR Her voice was ever soft. She is a member of the Future Home¬ makers of America. Future: She plans to marry after gradua¬ tion. (May we wish her much happiness.) MICHAEL WARD HOLMES I think; therefore I am. Glee Club, Golf team, Coed-Hi-Y. Future: College . . . Mathe¬ matician. DEANNA MAE PERDUE Don ' t judge a person by her giggle. F.H.A., Eagle ' s Echo . Future: Beautician or Secretary. We love our Alma Mater; Our pledge to her is bold, Our hearts and souls united For the black and gold. Our symbol is the eagle, Our battle yell its cry; All our hearts are loyal To dear Parksley High. We should like to take this opportunity to express our sincere gratitude to the entire staff for the hard work and co-operation necessary to make this annual a reality. We thank Annette Thornton, Diane Baker, and Joe Ewell for obtaining the necessary advertising; Betty Justis, our business manager, for keeping our money problems straight; Ann Goffigon for pro¬ moting sales; Elsie Fuller and Barbara Annis for their hours of typing; Tommye Sue Phillips and Rick Bull for editing the sports section; and Billy Greene, our photographer, for his on the spot service whenever we have needed him. Other than the staff members who worked diligently to edit this book there are those who deserve a note of thanks for their services; for their co-operation, the faculty; for their helpfulness, the stu¬ dents. Our special thanks go to the Eastern Shore News and Peninsula Enterprise for the use of some of their pictures, and most important of all to Mrs. Louise Nicolls, whose guidance and gentle prodding has made it possible to produce this annual. We have tried in the “65” Eagle to recapture some of the events which have made our last year here so meaningful. It is the hope of the entire staff that your high school years will mean as much to you as ours have to us and that you will cherish this annual as we do. At the end of this year we de¬ part to continue our climb to greater heights. Co-Editors ADVERTISERS METOMPKIN BANK AND TRUST CO. Member of the F. D. I. C. Parksley, Virginia HOUSE OF BEAUTY Compliments of MOZELLE JOHNSON, Stylist Artistic Hair Styling Creative Coiffures Tinting - Bleaching - Coloring CLARK BROTHERS, INC. Phone 665-4004 - Parksley, Va. Open Evenings by Appointments Sealtest Milk GUY BROTHERS Farm Equipment Sales and Service JACK’S HARDWARE GMC T rucks ■ Tasley ||p Ijj Virginia BBK Parksley, Virginia Phone: SU 7-3456 Phone: MO 5-5156 C. J. PRETTYMAN SONS Compliments of Realtors SUBURBAN PROPANE Broad St. GI 2-6131 Exmore, Va. Onley, Virginia GOODMAN-SEGAR- JAXON’S HOGAN Norfolk ' s Largest Realtors For Outstanding Values EULAS F. JUST IS Parksley, Virginia Eastern Shore Sales Mgr. Compliments of C. J. PRETTYMAN, JR. WENDELL THORNTON Produce Brokers Distributor of Mann ' s Potato Chips Exmore, Virginia KELLAM DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, INC. Petroleum Products and Automotive Distributors teAco Belle Haven, Va. Phone GI 2-5811 MADELYN’S Parksley, Virginia ACCOMAC CANDY CO. Parksley, Virginia Phone: MO 5-5030 FABRIC LINEN SHOP THE HAT SHOP The House of Popular Fabrics Parksley, Va. Parksley, Virginia Phone: MO 5-4242 Phone: MO 5-5021 ONLEY TEXACO SERVICE Route 13, Onley, Virginia Phone: 787-9648 For the Professional Touch of Beauty, Call MO 5-5346 CHARLENE PARKS Compliments of COLONIAL STORE Parksley, Virginia E M MARKET Quality Mdse. Parksley, Va. PARKSLEY DRUG STORE FASHION SHOP W. O. GOFFIGON, Pharm. Ladies ' Ready-to-Wear DRUGS Millinery and Accessories Parksley, Virginia Phone: MO 5-5152 Parksley, Virginia Phone: MO 5-5038 THE EASTERN SHORE NEWS Onancock, Virginia Congratulate s the 1965 Parksley High School Graduates Their Parents and Teachers Read and Enjoy The News The Paper That Presents the Annual Teenager of the Year Award BLAKE SHOPPING CENTER Parksley, Virginia Home Supply Co. Maxine ' s Gift Shoppe Hotpoint Coin Laundry Apartments for Rent Compliments of ONLEY DRUG STORE Onley, Virginia THE COFFMAN - FISHER CO. Onancock, Va. Successor to A. Greenberg Co. Well-Known Lines In Wearing Apparel ACME MARKET BRAXTON PARKS Compliments of CUSTIS RECORD SHOP Exmore, Virginia HENRY IMPRINTING SERVICE Nassawadox, Va. Compliments of MRS. JOHN BAILEY INC. Onley, Va. H. C. WATSON CORP. Quaker State Motor Oil Automotive Parts Onley, Va. Manager Compliments of SEARCY ' S DRIVE-IN Onley, Virginia When You Think of Smart Shoes, Think of MRS. DOROTHY PRINCE, Prop. FLORA DAWN FLORIST Parksley, Virginia Phone: MO 5-5245 Exmore, Virginia FISHER’S CORNER C. E. LOTSPEICH, JR. Proprietor Phone: MO 5-5734 PARKSLEY 5 1.00 STORE BEN FRANKLIN Shop Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Parksley, Virginia THE OWL Tourist Court and Restaurant Parksley, Virginia For Better Baking Try THE PASTRY KITCHEN 665-4281 Parksley, Virginia THE ONLEY BEAUTY SALON Onley, Va. SU 7-3262 BESSIE CUSTIS Owner LAURA BELLE TAYLOR Operator E. T. BAKER SONS Growers and Packers of All Kinds of Produce On Rt. 13 R. F. D. , Parksley, Va. Live Better Electrically ACCOMACK- NORTHAMPTON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Parksley Virginia ■ 4t | 9fllVI lEllIRN Compliments of Compliments of EICHELBERGER’S COCA-COLA FURNITURE, INC. BOTTLING CO. Keller, Va. Exmore, Virginia , W. R. ACKWORTH Your Texaco Dealer Exmore, Virginia i NELSONIA ESSO Nelsonia, Va. Compliments of HERBERT L. BULL GROCERIES Parksley, Virginia R. C. EVANS SON Wholesale Confectioners: Tobacco, Drugs, etc. Onley, Va. Good Luck, Seniors PARKS We want to help you make FINANCE SERVICE, INC. The Eastern Shore more beautiful and more fruitful Exmore, Virginia Telephone 442-6168 ® nkartJ A. W. MEARS THE TANKARD NURSERIES Mana ger Exmore, Va. NELSONIA TEXACO ' STATION N. W. Annis Sons Phone: 665-7284 Nelsonia, Virginia BLOXOM BEAUTY SALON Mrs. Louella Parks MO 5-5261 Bloxom, Va. Compliments of JAY-CEE CLEANERS BLOXOM GROCERY COMPANY Nelsonia, Va. Compliments of H. V. EWELL DULANY FOODS, INC. Building Materials Produce Phone: MO 5-5062 or MO 5-4062 Exmore, Virginia Guilford, Va. BL OXOM AUTO SUPPLY CO., INC. Automotive Wholesale Distributors Valley 4-3456 or 4-3457 Mappsville, Virginia Compliments of BAYLY ' S COFFEE SHOP Nelsonia, Virginia Compliments of JOHNSON ' S FUNERAL HOME Parksley, Virginia Compliments of LA LEE BEAUTY SHOP Parksley, Va. STANLEY J. ANN IS SON Groceries and Meats Compliments of FRANK MESSICK Bloxom, Virginia Parksley Eagles Prefer Sporting Equipment Distributed by PEP PHILLIPS Calling on Accomack and Northampton Schools BLOXOM FOOD CENTER General Merchandise - ! Home Improvement Winfred Ayres Bloxom, Virginia Compliments of HART ' S VARIETY STORE Bloxom, Virginia Compliments of FORK ' S GRILL Onancock, Virginia PENINSULA ENTERPRISE Published and Printed Weekly CUTLER ' S SEMI-SERVICE Accomac, Virginia on the Eastern Shore of Virginia Since 1881 Commercial Printing Accomac, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of BAKER ' S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Onancock, Virginia MARGUERITE COOPER CHANDLER ' S FURNITURE Westinghouse Appliances Onancock, Virginia i EDWARDS Compliments of FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings Philco Appliances SEABOARD SUPPLY CO., INC. Onancock, Virginia Phone: SU 7-3162 Onley, Virginia Compliments of LEWIS BROTHERS Lumber and Piling Accomac , Virginia GUCK SONS SMART APPAREL Onancock, Virginia C. D. MARSH, Jeweler CLIF MARSH JOE MARSH Keepsake Diamonds Onancock, Va. SU 7-3333 Visit WISE ' S DRUG STORE Onancock, Virginia WILSON PARKS SERVICE STATION Parksley, Va. LASSITER LUMBER CO. POWELL ' S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Accomac, Virginia Greenbush, Virginia MASON MOTORS R. G. SHIRT CORP. PAGE MASON AND SON Owners New Studebaker Automobiles Parksley, Virginia and Used Cars j Phone: MO 5-5114 Onley, Virginia Compliments of WORTH PARKS Carpenters and Contractors Bloxom Virginia WATTS BROTHERS Parksley, Virginia LEWIS CLEANERS JOHN R. EWELL For Best in Dry Cleaning New Frontier Restaurant - Fishing Tackle - Parksley, Va. Phone: MO 5-5121 Parksley, Virginia INTERNATIONA PARKS MOTOR CO. TRUMAN T. LEWIS International Trucks General Merchandise Parksley, Virginia Phone MO 5-5063 Greenbush, Va. J. M. WATSON COMPANY, INC. The House of Quality Early American Antique Reproductions SUnset 7-2636 Karastan Rugs Onancock, Virginia James Lee Carpets PAUL GLADDING TEXACO SERVICE STATION Parksley, Virginia oi VMOyrt, NOCK MOTORS Body and Fender Repairing Wrecking Service Parksley, Virginia Phone MO 5-5103 D. S. MIDDLETON STATE FARM INSURANCE Compliments of Parksley STUDENT COUNCIL Virginia W. L. GOARD Brick - Block - Stone - Tile Commercial and Residential Construction Phone MO 5-4115 DELMARVA o FEED CO. Parksley Virginia STILES PONTIAC JAMES B. STILES, Owner Dealer in Pontiac - Tempest Vauxhall Authorized Sales and Service Phone SU 7-1021 H. H. FURNITURE CO. Telephone SUnset 7-4594 Onancock, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF ADVISOR ANN AND LARRY JOHN JOHNSON HARRY TAYLOR JIM CARMINE STANLEY MATTHEWS MR. AND MRS. WARREN AYRES SUZANNE THORNTON RICK BULL CONNIE AND BONNIE BETTY P. AND ANNETTE T. % TOMMYE SUE AND GARY BILLY K. AND KAREN C. CHARRI AND LARRY Buy With Confidence Where You See The Above Symbol Displayed Salisbury places of 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. 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