Parksley High School - Eagle Yearbook (Parksley, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1968 volume:

. A - m -• 5 !’! - lit ! ' .• . § 1 V B Jk, B: V v ..r- ■ J l- •!♦-“«• - • mm-i r w i •JO Jr .pr i? l .- ■ ' ■- s ; oF-- f «, 1 st 7 L c- t 4 ' _■— 2 : 6 - 6V —A. V- -C O O J� O c5k V- w ’A JC5 v Vr -V- V . st v jf ' ' Y ; -v • V ' ?• ic Av Jc. 0 , 6 u V C- .,_ 1 - £ v-vjrv S 4 J, Y _ ,,JU =k- A (kj . Parksley High School Parksley, Virginia Co-Editors .. . Doug Broache Debbie Mason Advisor... Mr. Clarence Fleming The seniors of Parksley High School would like to take this opportunity to express their gratitude and appreciation for the many years of loyal and faithful service that Miss Emily Wescott has rendered. Not only as a teacher but as a friend, her devoted concern about the students themselves will long be remembered by each and every one. Even though we may forget the English she taught us, we will never lose the memory of “our” Miss Wescott. For these reasons we dedicate this yearbook to her. 2 Table of Contents Administration . 8 Seniors . 13 Classes . 25 Activities . 39 Athletics . 47 Advertisements . 65 Of course there is always study . . . A Day At P. H. S. Food . .. our favorite subject but don’t pretend. 4 Typing and Sewing are two of the practical skills learned at P.H.S. 5 6 “Sleeping Beauties” ’68 STYLE “Evil eye from Wessells” Before most of you realize it Parksley School will be a memory rather than one of the main phases of your daily life. It has been our purpose to prepare you to meet the experiences of life with a greater under¬ standing and to face these experiences with courage and resourcefulness. Individually you will walk many different paths in life, your education here is merely a beginning. Never forget that you can make of your life only that which you are willing to work for. It is our sincere wish that you will take advantage of every educational and spiritual opportunity along life’s pathway, so that your life and its contribution will be both satisfactory and rewarding. Administration It would be difficult for anyone to get along without the helpful services of its efficient secretary, Mrs. Parks, who extends a helping hand whenever needed. Her secretarial duties include bookkeeping, filing, recording school transactions, and handling all money that comes into the office. Her work undoubtedly gets interrupted hundreds of times daily, but she can be relied upon to exercise that one great virtue which she abounds in-patience. 8 PM 8 My congratulations to the Eagle staff and sponsor for their efforts in the production of this fine Year¬ book. May it serve not only as a remembrance of the many enjoyable extra-cu rricular activities of your high school years, but also as a reminder of the training in the academic skills and competencies which is yours for the asking. Though formal edu¬ cation offers many exposures to knowledge, intel¬ lectual growth occurs only when you avail yourself of these opportunities. Let us hope the future holds no regrets. , 3. OiMj nrzL Superintendent of Accomack County Schools 9 Mr. C.D. Fleming Mrs. Mary Spargue Mr. L.H. Woodward History Home Economics Principal Government Mr. Robert Newbegin Chemistry Physics Mrs. Vera Wessels Foreigh Language General Business Mr. Ted Childers Assistant Principal Mrs. Jean Scott Mathematics Mr. Brooks Wallace Physical Education Mrs. Louise Nicolls English Miss Virginia Morton Physical Science Mrs. Helen Evans English Mrs. Norma Godwin Seventh Grade Mrs. Marie Scott ' Seventh Grade C- ' - Mr. Johnson Art 10 Mrs. Caroline Crockett Llewellyn Parks Sixth Grade Secretary Mrs. Edna Northarn Commercial X a 0 ' •y c ' V ' Sarah Taylor Study Hall Supervisor Robert Taylor Math Margaret Young Biology Cv Edwin Thomasson History Physical Education Pervey Lewis Typing Librarian Every Friday Mrs. Margaret Taylor comes for another day of Driver’s Education. Mrs. Ida Walker Fourth Grade Mrs. Esther Harry Fifth Grade To the faculty in our school we owe a great deal of gratitude and devotion. Little do we know what the teaching profession involves. Besides regular school activities, outside duties and obligations, teachers are busy training us for college and other future plans. Patience is the key word to teaching. It is our hope that we may build our own characters in the way that you have shown us. Even though we don’t show it, we really do appreciate all your help and hard work. 11 Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Maude Reece Barnes Mrs. Essie Mears Mrs. Daisy Wessells Mrs. Pearl Parks Custodians Mr. James Finney Mrs. Georgie Strand 12 STANDING - SENIOR OFFICERS: Miles Barnes-Pres., Gene Mears-Treas. SITTING: Artie Miles-Vice-Pres., Judy Barnes-Secretary. ROBERT MITCHELL ANNIS NANCY JUSTIS BARKER Seniors WAYNE GLADDING JUDITH BLOXOM BROOKS MILES ANNIS BARNES BARNES 14 DOUGLAS CLYDE JEANNE MARIE RICHARD IRVIN BROACHE COLONA BUFORD ANDREA GREER KIETH EDWIN SHARON LEE EWELL BURKHEAD FISHER 15 JOE CHESTER BRENDA PAULINE ERIC LAWERENCE JACKSON HOPKINS DERENG Seniors NORRIS EDWARD MARGARETTE LAVERN PHILIP JAMES LAWS JAMES MARTIN 16 JIMMY CARROL McCONELL MILDRED SUSAN JUSTIS ARTHUR CLARENCE MILES TERESA MARIE GENE CARTER DEBORAH FAYE JUSTIS MEARS MASON 17 JOHNNIE ARDEN BEVERLY ANNE RICHARD STEVEN MEARS MORRIS MEARS Seniors DANIEL READE PARKS JANE HOPE HARRY TORRENS PHILLIPS PARKS 18 DONALD MASON PARRISH LYNDA LEE SETLER MARK DOUGLAS REW DANNY JUSTIS BETTY ANN JAMES CARLTON TAYLOR SMITH TAYLOR 19 CATHERINE LEIGH TAYLOR OSCAR JAMES TAYLOR DEBORAH KAYE TAYLOR Seniors HOWARD CHANDLER WESSELLS, JR. SALLY FOX TAYLOR RICHARD ERNEST WESSELLS 20 DONNA JEAN THOMAS VIRGIL LEE WANDA CAROLL WESSELLS, JR. THORNES MIRIAM SHERIDA WHITE EVERETT PARKS WHITE PATRICIA ANN WATKINSON 21 FRANCES KAYE WHITE FRANKLIN DALBY YOUNG SHIRLEY MAE LANKFORD Seniors RITA WHITE Teachers are a great help to Seniors 22 co tq S; O co 23 co 3 O ' s; co STANDING: Terry Langley, Vice-Pres., Carey West, Treas., SEATED: Cindy Tilghman,Sec.,Tommy Dix, Pres. Karen Chase Edward Baldwin Jimmy Ayres Bernadine Brown Alice White Glen Bowman The Highlight i Year Is The Arr Barbara Wessells Greg Fogle Paula Evans Charles Doroski Sandra Holland Durwin Justis Garman Justis Joyce Bundick Terry Langley Dana Johnson Randy Miller Sandra Johnson Carolyn Kinsey Mike Mason Sabra Littleton Larry Mears Valerie Needam Sammy Bloxom 26 Cindy Tilghman Louise Padgett Wayne Wessells Faye Clayton Lucy Annis Dianna Taylor William West Nancy Baker Dale Tierney Kathy Hargis Barry Mills Bonnie Wessells Doris Annis Susan Synder Garry Richardson Of The Junior ' s Day Class Rings ive Pat Furnes Michael Bundick Norma Hurst Robbie Wyatt £ ( p Cracker Dix Sandra Dix Robbie Cromartie Brenda Guy Charlene Bloxom Tommy Dix Angela Ewell Mary Borgstrom 27 STANDING: Pres.—Jay Bundick, Vice-Pres.—Rita Dix. SEATED: Sec.—Ethel Walker, Treas.—David Dix. Sophomores Into Their Robert Nock Florence Killmon Jimmy Merrill Ann Justis Barton Bull Rosemary Groton Nancy Goffigon Michael Nock Annette Brown Tommy McCready Paula Godwin Terry Thornes Glen Greene Yvonne Justice Jay Bundick Debbie Justis Thomas Beasley Eileen Greene 28 Jo Ann Wessells Marshall Widegon June Annis Bevie Broache Mark Paranzino Nancy Wessells Shawn Wyatt Alan Russell Susan Taylor Micki Parks Krista Parker Robbie Lilliston Debbie Roberts Nina Reade Kenny Creten Dig Deep ' Studies Lois Taylor Linda Ayres David Dix Jan Clayton Betty Thornes Pat White Gary Young Ann Lescallette Nita Taylor Carroll Justis Ethel Walker Libby Taylor Rita Dix Billy Stokes Windell Matthews 29 Freshmen Choose For High FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS - Standing: Debbie Belote-Secretary, Debbie Short-President. Seated: Kathy Crowson-Treasurer, Bonnie Parks-Vice President. Kathy Crowson Linda Rouell Don Langley Candy Mears Craig Wessells Teresa West Franklin Russell Janet Thornes Mickey Annis John Dix Elsie Barnes Donnie Miller Ann Walker Charles Howard Claudia Skeoch Douglas Selby C.W.Godwin Terry Cropper Floyd Robbins Debbie Belote Eric White Emily Lewis Harrell Stokes 30 Course Of Study School Career Mike Sterling Terri Davis Ricky Williams Veronica Widgeons Fredia Ward Frank Savage Judy Synder Becky Rowley Eddie Clark Steve Young Artie Killmon Harry Kinsey Cheryl Wyatt Pat Hargis H. M. Johnson Peggy Annis Ricky Ayres Debbie Davis Michael Turner Debbie Short Bonnie Parks Lois Padgett Vicki Hickman Mary Ewell Robert Taylor Ruth Drummond Butch Rovelle Robbie Bagwell Allen Mason Ellen Justis Calvin Wisson Darlene Hall David Dereng Debbie Parks 31 STANDING: Vice President - Philip Evans, President - Susie Satchell, Treasurer - Mark Bundick, Secretary - Mildred Barnes. M. Kujawski S. West B. Miller M. Mears A. Greene 0. Morris L. Bundick G. Goard W. Himman L. Padgett W. Parks V. Taylor A. Thorton J. Justis L. Smullen D. English M. Byrd C. Hillmon P. Evans R. Shreaves S. Satchell D. Annis C. Smith F. Taylor 32 M. Justis H. Stokes S. White J. Simpson D. Justis J. Russell B. Pryor T. Owens W. Gaskin W. Godwin H. Taylor T. Hightower G. Colonna C. Genero F. Savage J. Hellam V. Taylor K. Brown D. Needam E. Mason B. Woodward D. Lanford M. Bundick M. Barnes i D. Smith G. Greene G. Barnes T. Taylor B. Perdue R. Lewis C. Littleton G. Mears C. Justis C. Parks L. Kinsey J. Poley E. Lilliston C. Gray D. Taylor W. Young M. Mason G. Hickman R. Hall J. Mason 33 Seventh Graders Meet Ann Paul Barker P. T. Revelle Vivian Annis Steven Thornes Kristy Mears Richard Turner, Jr. Terry Bagwell Tommy Mears Beverly Taylor Maurice Smith Jeanette Doraski Michael Paranzino Donna Marshall Dana Lewis Hal Gladding Cris Lankford Theresa Kilmon Ricky Kinsey Deborah Gibbons Vesta Johnson Donna Wessells Larry Berry Donna Dix Wayne Miller Dawn Land Carla Riley Robert Wessells Vicki Williams Robert Justis Tommy Hickman 34 The Challenge Of Exams James Rowley Margie Mears John Hall Dwight Barnes Betty Spurley Rosalie Lankford David Greene Ann Taylor Mary Lou Pruitt Robert Turner Regina Baker April Mason Billy White Kathy Short Dorsey Thornes Brenda Laird Glen Bowdoin Margie Justis Donald Paul Lewis Patti Shreaves Memory Young David Skeoch Katherine Taylor Fred Russell Sandra Smullen Donald Sawyer Katharina Woll Judy Ogburn William Gladding 35 Sixth Graders Enthusiastically Strive For Perfection In Their Work Roger Hurley Billy Jean Howard Dana Thornes Judy Taylor Irene Rowley Sallye Nock Marlene Dickerson Relford Mathews Robert Colona Ray Padgett Carolyn Needarn Jimmy Parks Gay Walker Debbie Thornes Debbie Fisher Janice Phillips Freda Baker Warren Phillips Faye Burkhead Ann Boyce Margie Broach Larry Hart Harvey Thornes Kay Gofflgon Carla Berry Albert Hargis Drexel Crowson Richard Smith Jane Laird Helen Mears Nancy Jessee Wanda Annis Freddie Mathews Reginald Wessells 36 Woodrow Thornes Jennifer Brinn Larry Woodward Mark Miller Walter Watkinson Vicky Godwin Pate Matthews Sandra Justice Debbie Miller Isaac Annis Ricky Johnson Minerva Annis Gregory Hart Fifth Graders Undertake New Responsibilities Karen Roberts Gregory North am Denise Langley Robin Marsh David Paranzino Catherine Justis Beaure Wessells Kimberly Bundick Wayne Core Warren Lewis Kevin Lovell Beth Mears David Matthews Victor Dickerson 37 Fourth Graders Enjoy First Year At P.Ft.S. Carl Thornton Tana Godwin Richard Collins Mary Lee Taylor Dale Ray Jcssee Haskell Teresa Byrd Robert Lewis Sharon Berry Joe Miller Dennis Paranzino Teresa Barnes Dennis Hart Zsa Zsa Kinsey Roland Thornes 38 Student Council Association Every student at Parksley High School is a member of the Student Council Association. The members elect officers and representatives who meet monthly to act on school affairs which affect the students. At times the council promotes financial campaigns to raise money for needs of the student body. . Sponsor, Mr. C. D. Fleming. OFFICERS: Betty Smith, Nancy Baker, Miles Barnes, Debbie Mason. BACK ROW: Mike Bundick, Sabra Littleton, Mark Paranzino, Richard Wessells, Diane Justis, Richard Lewis. SECOND ROW: Mr. C. D. Fleming, Debbie Belote, Jane Phillips, Debra Short, Eileen Greene, Donna Smith. SEATED: Betty Smith, Miles Barnes, Nancy Baker, Debbie Mason. L SITTING, Left to right: Nancy Baker, Betty Smith, Doug Broache, Barry Mills, Carey West, Judy Barnes. SECOND ROW: Advisor, Mrs. Northam, Sabra Little¬ ton, Pat Furness, Faye Clayton, Paula Evans, Michael Bundick. THIRD ROW: Danny Taylor, Artie Miles, Howie Wessells, Miles Barnes, Ricky Mears, Dale Tierney, Donald Parrish, Gene Mears. Beta Club Promotes Honesty A nd Leadership The Beta Club is a national organization which honors juniors and seniors who have maintained an average of 90 since entering high school. Their motto is Achievement, Character, and Leader¬ ship. Through our programs and activities we try to live up to the merits which Beta Club represents. Its purposes is to promote high scholastic achievement, and advance personal traits of honesty and leader¬ ship. In serving the school the club publishes a school newspaper and has projects for the good of the stu¬ dent body. The main event of the year is the annual Beta Convention for which everyone impatiently awaits. Through their work in Be ta Club the members continually strive to be better citizens. BETA OFFICERS SITTING: Secretary, Betty Smith; President, Dougie Broache; Vice President, Barry Mills; Treasurer, Carey West; Advisor, Mrs. Northam; Co-editor, Nancy Baker; Editor, Judy Barnes. 41 F.H.A. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Nina Reade, Bevie Broache, Faye Clayton, Betsy Young, Judy Barnes, Bar¬ bara Wessells, Sabra Littleton, Bonnie Wessells, Candy Mears. Homemakers Prepare For Future FIRST ROW: C. Mears, B. Wessells, B. Wessells, F. Clayton, J. Barnes, S. Littleton, B. Broche, N. Reade, B. Young. SECOND ROW: G. Barnes, B. Brown, B. Guy, C. Bloxom, F. White, L. Settler, S. Fisher, B. Hopkins, B. Morris, M. Borgstron, P. White. THIRD ROW: N. Chessar, R. Groton, T. West, C. Genero, V. Taylor, C. Justis, unknown, A. Scott, W. Hinman, D. Short, M. Annis. FOURTH ROW: B. Parks, P. Godwin, N. Taylor, L. Justis, J. Annis, N. Taylor, A. Lescallette, A. Greene, C. Littleton. FIFTH ROW: D. Johnson, C. Tilghman, L. Bundick, C. Young, D. Taylor, C. Skeoch, M. Ewell, D. Davis, D. Belote, C. Crowson, Mrs. Sprague. SIXTH ROW: J. Finney, V. Hickman, B. Perdue, E. Justis, G. Hickman, E. Barnes, J. Justis, J. Snyder, D. Parks, S. Holland, D. Smith, B. Mathews, H. Tightower, A. White, B. Woodward, D. Justis, S. Satchell, S. West. AMERICA i ; x ' sCX III 1 9k r- f The Future Homemakers of America is an organization open to students that are either currently enrolled in, or have completed one semester of Home Economics. Its purposes are to improve family living, and by doing so to upgrade community, national, and world relationships. 42 SITTING, Left to right: Teresa Justis, Parks White, Nancy Baker, Judy Barnes, Andrea Ewell, Nancy Barker. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Parks, Bevie Broache, Pat Watkinson, Sharon Fisher, Brenda Hopkins, Linda Setler, Beverly Morris, Nina Reade, Eileen Greene. THIRD ROW: Shirley Lankford, Cathy Taylor, Ricky Burford, Donna Thomas, Artie Miles, Miles Barnes, Donald Parrish, Pat Furness, Faye Clayton, Barbara Wessells, Glen Greene, Debbie Belote, Advisor, Mrs. Edna Northam. Junior Editor, Nancy Baker; Senior Editor, Judy 43 Barnes; Sponsor, Mrs. Edna Northam. Co-Ed Hi- Y Sets High Standards The purpose of this organization is “to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian char¬ acter.” The platform is “Clean Sportsmanship, Clean Speech, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living.” Each year our club is represented at M.G.A. in Richmond where they present their bill which the club has drawn up. OFFICERS - Left to right: Barbara Wessells, Danny Taylor, Andrea Ewell, Faye Clayton, Pres. Nancy Barker, Bevie Broache, Vice Pres. Miles Barnes. FIRST ROW: B. Wessells, D. Taylor, M. Barnes, N. Barker, A. Ewell, B. Broache, F. Clayton, Sponsor, Mrs. Wessells. SECOND ROW: A. Walker, A. Ewell, C. Bloxom, S. Fisher, D. Broache, C. West, C. Dix, T. Dix, N. Baker. THIRD ROW: P. Evans, T. Langley, N. Reade, S. Taylor, N. Goffigon, E. Walker, K. Parker, J. Bundick, R. Burford. FOURTH ROW: D. Roberts, D. Martin, L. Taylor, E. Greene, A. Justis, B. Young, R. Groton, P. Godwin, M. Parks, E. Lewis, G. Fogel, M. Rew, B. Mills, C. Tilghman, R. Cromartie,G. Justis, T. West, G. Young, B. Parks. 44 SENIOR OFFICERS—Left to right: Wanda Thornes, Gene Mears, Debbie Mason, Doug Broache, Betty Smith, Danny Taylor, Artie Miles, Miles Barnes. Eagle Staff ’68 The Eagle Staff is responsible for preparing Parksley High School’s year book. At times this job seems to be impossible, however the book is produced each year in spite of all obstacles. Through the many months of working day and night finishing layouts, cropping pictures and writing copy finally comes the finished product which is very rewarding to the whole staff but especially to the Seniors. For the staff it is a great honor to serve P.H.S. and their fellow students in this way. Sponsor: C. D. Fleming BACK ROW: Rita Dix, Greg Mears, Gene Mears, Terry Langley, Dale Tiereny, Danny Taylor, Pat Furness, Cindy Tilghman. SECOND ROW: Sponsor, C. D. Fleming; Krista Parker, Mike Bundick, Candy Mears, Ann Walker, Susan Taylor, Nancy Baker. SEATED: Miles Barnes, Debbie Mason, Doug Broache, Betty Smith, Artie Miles. 45 We Salute We would like to take this space to thank the teachers who have given their time and effort to sponsor school clubs. These teachers are often unnoticed in their efforts. Mrs. Vera Wessells has given a great deal of energy to the leading of the Co-ed Hi-Y club. She has led many projects that have helped the community. Mrs. Mary Sprague has devoted all of her skill to leading the F.H.A. Under her leadership the club is one of the school’s most active. Mrs. Edna Northam leads the Beta Club and also heads the Eagle’s Echo Staff. Her jobs require a great deal of time. Mr. Clarence Fleming has sponsored both the S.C.A. and the Annual Staff in his first year at P.H.S. His work has been greatly appreciated by the members of the organizations. 46 BACK ROW: Jay Bundick, Terry Langley, Franklin Young, Glenn Bowman, Chucky Doroski, Anthony James. CENTER ROW: Sammy Nock, Gary Young, Greg Fogle, Barton Bull, Terry Thornes, Artie Kilmon. FRONT ROW: Larry Woodward-Mascot, Chester Jackson, Mark Rew, Jimmy Taylor, Harry Kinsey, Doug Broache, Coach Thomasson. Not Shown-Gene Mears. Co-Captains Franklin Young and Doug Broache; Coach Thom¬ asson. The football team this year was a young team and at times made quite a few mistakes. How¬ ever, it was an exciting team featuring the passing of Mark Rew, the running and pass receiving of Anthony James, and the fierce tackling of Chester Jackson. Chester made the All-Shore team for his efforts and Anthony earned a spot on the All- Shore second team. Although the team lost quite a few games this year, it looks as though Parksley will be a football power in the next few years. Football 1967 48 49 MARK REW GENE MEARS 1967 RECORD WE Opponent THEY 0 Atlantic 12 0 Onancock 12 7 Chincoteague 13 7 Central 26 14 Chincoteague 13 0 Atlantic 19 0 Onancock 13 6 Cape Charles 33 CHESTER JACKSON DOUG BROACHE FRANKLIN YOUNG 50 STANDING: Susan Taylor, Andrea Ewell, Pat Furness, Debbie Roberts. KNEELING: Debbie Mason, Teresa Justis, Nancy Barker, Wanda Thornes, Linda Setter, Betty Ann Smith. Cheers Raise Team Morale Co-captain, Debbie Mason Co-captain, Betty Ann Smith 51 BACK ROW: Carlton Dix, Donnie Miller, Philip Evans, Erie White, Don Bundick, Frank Russell, Don Langley, Wayne Xoung. SECOND ROW: Warren Parks, T. Lee Byrd, Carter Dix, Freddie Russell, Willie Hargis, Frank Savage, Craig Wessells, Curtis Topping. FRONT ROW: Brooks Wallace, Coach; Jimmy Rowley, Mike Turner, Douglas Selby, Eddie Clark, Jimmy Mason, P. T. Revell. STANDING: Donna Wessells, Regina Baker, Debbie Taylor, Glenna Hickman, Vickie Hickman, Elsie Barnes, Donna Smith, Carla Riley. KNEELING: Anne Walker, Candy Mears. Cheers Urge Team To Victory Co-Captains ANNE WALKER And CANDY MEARS 53 Eagles “Turn On 99 In ' 68 This year’s basketball team started out with three straight victories before Christmas. Then they were struck by a plague of injuries and illness. Faced with such obstacles the team then dropped their next four games, one by forfeit. However, after exams everyone was recovered, and two new players were added to the squad. With the team now at top strength it appears as though they will make a strong showing in the tournament. Miles Barnes Center BACK ROW: Coach Mr. Wallace, Don Langley, Greg Fogel, Cracker Dix, Tommy Dix, Eric White, Howie Wessells, Alan Mason, Chuckie Doroski, Robie Cromartie, Manager, Mark Paranzino. FRONT ROW: Cary West, Doug Broache, Danny Taylor, Glen Bowman, Chester Jackson, Craig Wessells. Not Shown: Miles Barnes. ' t? 1 up Howie Wessells Forward Doug Broache Guard Chester Jackson Guard Danny Taylor Guard Nancy Barker Forward Co-Captain Jane Phillips Debbie Mason Roving Forward Roving Guard Co-Captain BACK ROW: Debbie Roberts, Coach: Miss Morton. FRONT Eaglettes Strive For Fourth Straight Crown This year the Eagles started fresh with a new coach, a new team trying for a new championship. For three years the girls have remained the top team and look like they will hold it for the fourth consecutive year, thus breaking a record. Since there was the return of four seasoned veterans and many experienced understudies, hopes for the 1968 girls basketball season were high. The team is full of spirit and determination that will carry them through with a little help from the fans. As proven by the ’67 Tournament Champion¬ ship squad, hard work, great efforts and team spirit are necessary for the success of the season. m k ' j f n i 56 Betty Smith Forward Our goal in ’68 Nancy Baker, Nina Reade, Nancy Goffigon, Paula Godwin, Ann Walker, Debbie Justis, Susan Taylor, Krista Parker, ROW: Debbie Maon, Charlene Bloxom, Nancy Barker, Jane Phillips, Pat Furness, Betty Smith. Softball The softball team of 1967 lost only one game, that one to Atlantic by 12 to 11. However, this one loss cost them the Championship because Atlantic went undefeated. The team had an otherwise outstanding season. They defeated all their other opponents by wide margins. Co-Captain, Jane Phillips Co-Captain, Wanda Taylor BACK ROW: Pat Fur¬ ness, June Annis, Deb¬ bie Justis, Nita Taylor, Libby Taylor, Linda Ayres, Pat Smullen, Jane Lankford, Coach, Miss Morton, Joanne Wessells. FRONT ROW: Wanda Thornes, Frances White, Tersa Justis, Shirley Lankford, Jane Phillips. 58 Baseball Team 1967 COACHES: Virginia Morton, Donald Sawyer STANDING: Robert Annis, Gene Mears, Miles Barnes, Terry Langley, Dale Tierney, William West, Allan Russell. KNEELING: Lenny Mears, Jimmy Taylor, Chester Jackson, Artie Miles, Greg Fogle, Jimmy Merill. Record 2-5 59 Track The track team of 1967 fared very well, finishing second in the district. Quite a few district events were won by Parksley boys. In the state meet at Charlottesville our rep¬ resentatives won a good amount of points for our school. KNEELING: Chucky Doroski, Tommy Dix. STANDING: Alan Russell, Glen Bowman, Franklin Young, Chester Jackson. THE YEAR IN SPORTS Another interesting year in the sports books at P.H.S. was produced by the athletes and fans. Many of our rooters came out to cheer our teams on to victory. The first kick-off was football. With a small team and a new coach we strived to make it good. Even though we didn’t end up on top, the efforts of the team and the sportsmanship of all made watching the games fun. Basketball came along and proved to be very interesting for all involved. The boys really brought their best for¬ ward to make this a good season for them. At the same time the girls were earnestly striving to keep that trophy a fourth year. Next comes track which we all enjoy. Last year our boys finished second in the district. We hope they’ll do as well this year. Baseball and softball season come along and show the many efforts put fourth by both teams. Last year the boys really tried hard. Even though they didn’t make the top, they’re still tops to us. The girls’ team missed first place by 2 runs, so we settled for second. This year we’re looking forward to two good teams. Since sports play an important part in the high school curriculum, the graduates this year will miss them. We wish the best for P.H.S. in the future. 61 Senior Statistics ROBERT ANNIS JEANNE COLONA Varsity Baseball: 11,12 ERIC DERENG WAYNE ANNIS Football: 10,11; Track: 10; Baseball: 12 MILES BARNES ANDREA EWELL Basketball: 9,10,11,12, Captain 11,12; Baseball: 9,11; Beta Club: 11,12; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 10,11,12, Reporter 11 Vice-President 12; Annual Staff: 11,12, (Advertising Manager 12); SCA: 12, President 12; Senior Class President Varsity Cheerleading 10,11,12; Glee Club: 9; FHA: 8.10.11.12, Federation Song Leader 11; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 10.11.12, Secretary 12, General Assembly 11,12; Bas¬ ketball: 9,10,11; Eagle’s Echo: 11,12, Typist 11, Artist 12 JUDY BARNES SHARON FISHER F.H.A.: 10,11,12, Vice-President 11, President 12; SCA: 8,9,11, Secretary 11; Beta Club: 11,12; Eagle’s Echo: Co-Editor 11, Editor 12; Senior Class Secretary Class Treasurer 8; J. V. Cheerleader 8,9; Glee Club: 9,10; FHA: 8,9,10,11,12; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 9,10,11,12; 4-H Club: 8,9, Secretary 10, Treasurer 11,12; Honor Club 9,10, Secretary 11, Recreation Leader 12; Class Re¬ porter: 10; Eagle’s Echo: 10,12 NANCY BARKER Co-Ed Hi-Y: 9,10,11,12, Treasurer 11, President 12; FHA: 9; Glee Club: 9,10; Eagle’s Echo: 10,11,12, Reporter 10,11, Typist 12; Class Treasurer 11; Basket¬ ball: 9,10,11,12, Co-captain 12; Softball 9; Cheerlead¬ ing: 11,12 BRENDA HOPKINS CHESTER JACKSON Football: 9,10,11,12; Basketball: 10,11,12; Track: 10; Baseball: 11,12 DOUGLAS BROACHE Beta Club: 11,12, Vice-President 11, President 12; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 9,10,11,12; S.C.A.: 10,11, Vice President 11; Glee Club: 9,10; Annual Staff: 10,11,12, Co-Editor 12; Football: 10,11,12, Co-captain 12; Basketball: 10, 11,12; High School Challenge Team: 11; Eagle’s Echo 11 MARGARETTE JAMES Student Youth Organization: 9; FHA: 9; Ensemble: 10; Choir: 10; French: 10; SCA: 10; Modern Dance Group: 9,10 RICHARD BURFORD MICKY JUSTIS Co-Ed Hi-Y: 10,11,12; Glee Club: 9,10; 4-H Club 9, 10,11,12; 4-H All-Stars: 11,12 FHA: 9,10; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 9,10,11,12; Glee Club: 9; Basketball: 9 KEITH BURKHEAD TERSA JUSTIS Glee: 9,10; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 11,12;DECA: 10 Basketball: 9; J. V. Cheerleading: 8,9; Varsity Cheer¬ leading: 10,11,12; Glee Club: 9,10; Class President: 11; 62 Senior Statistics Softball: 9,10,11,12; Class Reporter: 12; Class Treas¬ urer 10 NORRIS LAWS SHIRLEY LANKFORD Softball: 9,10,11,12; FHA: 9,10,11,12 DANNY PARKS HARRY PARKS J. V. Football: 9 DONALD PARRISH Glee Club: 9; Track: 9,10; Beta Club: 11,12, Vice- President 11 JANE PHILLIPS Basketball: 9,10,11,12, Co-captain 12; Softball: 9,10, 11,12, Co-captain 10,11; FHA: 8,9,10; SCA: 12; Glee Club: 9,10 MARK REW Co-Ed Hi-Y: 10,11,12; Baseball: 9,10,11,12; Football: 9,11,12; Basketball: 9,10 LYNDA SETLER EHA: 8,9,10,12; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 9,10,11; Cheerleading: 10,11,12; Eagle’s Echo Staff: 11,12 BETTY SMITH Glee Club: 9; Eagle’s Echo Staff: 9; FHA: 9,10; Cheerleading: 10,11,12, Co-captain 12; Beta Club: 11, 12, Treasurer 11, Secretary 12; Basketball: 9,10,11,12; Annual Staff: 11,12, Business 12; Student Council: 12, Treasurer 12 PHILIP MARTIN DEBBIE MASON Basketball: 9,10,11,12; SCA: 10,12, Reporter 10, Sec¬ retary 12; Glee Club: 9,10; Annual Staff: 10,11,12, Co-editor 12; Cheerleading: 10,11,12, Co-captain 12; Eagle’s Echo Staff: 11, Sport’s Editor 11; FHA: 9,10 jimmy McConnell GENE MEARS Baseball: 9,10,11,12; Beta Club: 11,12; SCA: 10,11; Football: 12; Annual Staff: 11,12; Advertising Man¬ ager: 12; Senior Class Treasurer JOHNNIE MEARS ARTIE MILES J. V. Football: 9; Glee Club: 9; Football: 10,11; Beta Club: 11,12; Annual Staff: 11,12; Newspaper: 12 BEVERLY MORRIS Newspaper: 12; Glee Club: 8; FHA: 8,10,12; Library Club: 9,10; Concert Choir: 9,10 CATHY TAYLOR FHA: 9,10; Glee Club: 9; Eagle’s Echo: 12 DANNY TAYLOR J. V. Basketball: 9; Baseball: 11,12; Basketball: 10,11, 12; Beta Club: 11,12; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 10,11,12, Treas¬ urer 12; Annual Staff: 12, Typist 12 JIMMY TAYLOR J. V. Football: 9; Baseball: 10,11,12; Football: 11,12 63 Senior Statistics OSCAR TAYLOR SALLY TAYLOR DONNA THOMAS WANDA THORNES F.H.A.: 8,9,10,11, Reporter, Songleader; Co-Ed Hi-Y 9,10,12, Historian; Beta Club: 11,12; Softball: 11; Cheerleading: 10,11,12; Glee Club: 9; Class Secretary: 8; Eagle’s Echo: 9; Annual Staff: 11,12; Sales Manager PAT WATKINSON F.H.A.: 9,10,11; Eagle’s Echo: 12, Typist 11,12 HOWARD WESSELLS Football: 9,10,11; Vice President of Class 9; Student Council: 9,11; Monogram Club: 10, Vice President 11; Soccer: 10; Baseball: 10,11,12; Basketball: 12 RICHARD WESSELLS Co-Ed Hi-Y: 9; D.E.C.A.: 10; Student Council: 11,12, Reporter 9 MARIAN WHITE French Club: 9; Library: 9; Biology Club: 10; Art Club: 9,10; School Choir: 10; Charm Club: 8; Gym¬ nastic Club: 10 PARKS WHITE RITA WHITE F.B.L.A. Club: 8,9,10; Mexican Dancing Club: 10; Band 10 FRANKLIN YOUNG Track: 9,10,11,12; J. V. Football: 9; Varsity Football: 10,11,12, Co-captain 12 RICKY MEARS Beta Club: 11,12; Varsity Football: 11; Eagle’s Echo Staff: 11; F.F.A.: 8; Jr. Hi-Y: 8,9 NORRIS LAWS Baseball: 8,9; Library Club: 9; Biology Club: 10; Art Club: 10 VIRGIL WESSELLS Track: 9,10,12; Baseball: 9,12 FRANCES WHITE F.H.A.: 9,10,11; Basketball: 9,10,11; Softball: 9,10, 11,12 We Seniors want to tell y’all how much we’re going to miss good ol’ P.H.S. from now on. We’re leaving to go out into the world on our own to make something out of our lives. We’ll always keep those dear and precious memories of our great school days. Believe us, this is the saddest part of high school—leaving. 64 PATRONIZE THIS MERCHANT - f‘ : T. LEE BYRD SONS PRODUCE BROKERS Telephone: Valley 4-3401 Mears, Virginia J. W. RHODES Phones: Temperanceville Office 824-4610 824-3808 Grower and Shipper of ALL KINDS OF SEAFOOD AND PRODUCE RADIO STATION W E S R CONGRATULATES THE SENIORS OF PARKSLEY HIGH SCHOOL 66 MD. Eastern Shore Cl Tl ZENS ' Onancock Accomac Painter Keller 1 BANK 67 CLARK’S CORNER RESTAURANT Chincoteague, Virginia Under New Management LITTLETON BROS. Nelsonia, Va. The Home of Misty’s 1st Grand Child “Cloudy” Phone: 665-5401 Antique Decoys (OLD NEW) Hand Carved FABRIC LINEN SHOP M. B. Ewell, Guilford, Va. 665-5342 Mrs. Alpheus Eaton Parksley, Va. CROSLEY’S GULF SERVICE Accessories Lubrications Market Street Phone SU 7-9683 ACCOMACK-NORTHAMPTON ELECTRIC CO-OP. Parksley, Virginia 23421 Onancock, Virginia r ¥f¥ F- ALINE’S SUPER SHOP “A place to shop for the family” Located in front of Colonial Store On Broad Street Exmore, Va. ACCOMACK CANDY CO. Parksley, Virginia 23421 “THE OWL” Motel Restaurant Private Parties Parksley, Virginia ACME MARKET Manager, Braxton Parks MO 5-5191 Parksley, Virginia HARVEY W. SAVAGE Storm Windows-Awnings—Roofing Siding—Jalousies ATLANTIC chase’s Atlantic Car Truck Service P. 0. Box 22 Adelaide St. Parksley, Va. Phone: MO 5-5182 Charles Frank Chase, Prop. - Route 316 Phone:665-4125 Parksley, Va. 68 COMPLIMENTS OF DULANEY FOODS A FRIEND EXMORE, VA. Bl - COUNTY PHARMACY W. TAYLOR PACKING CO. HALLWOOD, VA. • COMPLIMENTS OF COPES ICE COAL A FRIEND TASLEY, VA. 69 DREAM DRIVE-IN BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF ’68 Wattsville, Va. PIONEER TEEN CLUB Melfa, Va. EARL’S SPORTING GOODS Earl Strautz, Prop. Rawling Distributors Oak Hall, Va. Phone: VA 4-8861 PARK’S MARKET PLACE New Church, Va. CUTLER’S HOME APPLIANCES J. P. Cutler, Prop. HIGHWAY SERVICE STATION Furniture, Electrical Appliances, TV’s Gas and Gas Appliances Temperanceville, Va. Phone: V A 4 1555 Oak Hall, Va. A. T. GRAY AND SON Grain and Feed Dealers DICKINSON Insurance Agency,Inc. Horsey, Va. 23396 Cape Charles, Va. 23310 CONANT BROTHERS COMPANY, INC. Compliments Building Marine Hardware of Chincoteague, Va. CANDLELIGHT LODGE 703-336-6351 336-6527 6528 ANCHOR INN MOTEL liADDOX Motel apts on 70 Waterfront Light Housekeeping Facilities Chincoteague, Va. Air Conditioned — Cable TV Phone Mrs. Alice Kambarn, Prop. (703) 336-6313 BLOXOM BEAUTY SALON Bloxom, Va. Phone 665-5261 MESSICK GAS, INC. Bloxom, Va. Open Thursday Friday Nights Bottled and Metered Gas Service Gas Appliances Complete Beauty Service BLOXOM AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Printing Needs Office Supplies Automotive Wholesale Distributors Accessories Supplies Replacement Parts General Electric Appliances Telephone 442-6941 HENRY IMPRINTING SERVICE W. T. Henry, Prop. Nassawadox, Virginia JACK WEBB’S THE EASTVILLE BANK Self Service Machipongo, Virginia Eastville, Va. Happy If You Buy Here Sad If You Don’t Member F. D. I. C. NORTHAMPTON COUNTY TRUST BANK WILLARD SHREVES CO. Lumber Hardware Cape Charles, Virginia Nelsonia, Virginia JAXON’S, INC. TOWN COUNTRY Parksley, Virginia 23421 Ladies Apparel For Outstanding Values Millinery Accessories Phone 66-4220 Shoes Apparel THE VILLAGE SHOP FULTON SPURLEY - o Bloxom, Virginia Ladies’ Ready to Wear Accessories Phone: 665-4086 HEATING Phone 665-4212 Plumbing, Heating, Wiring, Wall and Floor Tiling 71 MIRROR MAGIC WESTERN AUTO BEAUTY SALON The Family Store Barbara Young Shirly Williams Bicycles and Sporting Goods MO 5-4495 Phone 665 4281 PARKS MOTOR CO., INC. ■ East Bennett Street INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Parksley, Virginia U. S. SNYDER AUTO PARTS BROOK M. JOHNSON MRS. JOHN BAILEY, INC. Hereford Brand Potatoes 10 - 20 - 25 - 50 100 lbs. Strawberries S. Potatoes 665-5146 Florist Onley, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of TRUMAN T. LEWIS WISE’S DRUG STORE General Merchandise Greenbush, Virginia Onancock, Virginia “In your heart, hands, and minds lie the hopes of future generations.” Compliments of Wishing the most L. B. JUSTIS SON Locustville, Va. HOLLAND’S GROCERY Accomac, Va. Compliments of TIDEWATER UPHOLSTERY Compliments of A. P. WESSELLS TEXACO Exmore, Virginia Accomac, Va. 72 LEWIS CLEANERS LEWIS CLEANERS Compliments of W. C. Lescallette, Owner Parksley, Va. ADAIR MATTHEWS “HOUSE OF BEAUTY” FLORIA DAWN FLORIST “Where tomorrows hairstyles are created today” Exmore, Virginia Phone 442-6505 Dorothy Hall Parksley, Va. Special prices for students JACK’S HARDWARE Compliments of Parksley, Virginia GLADDEN TIRE CO. Exmore, Virginia John Ewell’s Phones: 442-6364 442-2761 NEW FRONTIER RESTAURANT 442-5011 C. J. PRETTYMAN, JR., INC. Parksley, Va. Produce Broker Exmore, Virginia C. J. Prettyman, Jr. Jimmy Prettyman T0BYPARKS rf£o TEXACO | j Phone: 442-6275 Res. 442-9110 CURTIS RECORD SHOP Juke Boxes Rented On Commission Records—Phonographs—Radios Parksley, Virginia Toys—Musical Instruments Fishing Tackle Winston J. Custis, Prop. Exmore, Va. CLAYTON’S GROCERY NORDSTROM CHEVROLET SALES, INC. Exmore, Virginia Parksley, Va. Phone: 442-6145 73 Phone: 442-6145 RAINBOW MOTOR COURT Phone 787-2205 Melfa, Virginia KOON FIRST WITH THE CARRIAGE 1 ' TRADE CITY DAIRY, INC. - DISTRIBUTOR Telephone GI 2-6060 Exmore, Virginia ACCOMACK AVIATION, INC, “FLY” Melfa, Virginia Compliments of GUY ' S GARAGE Tasley, Virginia FARMERS EXCHANGE INC. Onley, Virginia Compliments of LEWIS BROTHERS Lumber and Piling Tasley, Virginia 74 Compliments of THOMAS MARKET TREASURER’S OFFICE Tip-Top Foods Accomac, Va. Onancock, Va. THE FORKS GRILL GUTTLER’S GROCERY Onancock, Virginia Phone: SU 7-3777 Accomac, Va. Don and Gloria Dragan Compliments CLARK BROTHERS, INC. of Distributors R. E. POWELLS Sealtest Milk Dairy Products Fine Department Stores 203 E. Vine St. PI 9-7783 Onancock, Va. Salisbury, Md. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Onancock, Va. WACHAPREAGUE MARINA Bait—Ice—Tackle Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Ramp—Guide Boats Corporation Wachapreague, Va. Compliments of LECATO’S GROCERY CHANDLER’S FURNITURE STORE C lancock, Va. Quinby, Virginia Compliments of J. EDWARD BUNDICK C. D. MARSH, Jeweler Your Shopping Center Onancock, Va. Phone: SU 7-3333 75 Painter, Va. TAMMY’S AND JOHNNY’S 19£ Hamburgers Quick Service On Route 13 ECONOMY FEE D MILLING CO. Cooperative Distributors of Feed Seeds Farm Supplies Hardware Melfa, Virginia J.M. WATSON CO., INC. “The House of Quality ” Phone 787-2636 Onancock, Virginia 23417 ANCHOR INN MOTEL Waterfront LANCE J. ELLER, INC. Light Housekeeping Facilities C ontractors Chincoteague, Va. Excavating Mrs. Alice Kambarn, Prop. ED 6-6313 Keller, Virginia BYRD PACKING COMPANY Greenbush, Virginia GRAYSON C. CHESSER CO. Farm Produce Temperanceville, Va. 76 JOHNSON CHEVROLET SALES Compliments of Onancock, Va. CHEVROLET THE BANK OF VIRGINIA Direct Dealers in Cars and Trucks Oldsmobile Hailwood, Virginia NOCK MOTORS Compliments of MADELYN ' S DRESS SALON PARKSLEY, VIRGINIA 23421 + Ladies’ Fashions Parksley, Virginia T. Drummond Mason R. G. SHIRT CORP. RADIO ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. Radio-TV Sales and Service Box 305 Area Code 703 Phone 665-5113 Parksley, Virginia “Lucky Boy and Lucky Girl Shirts” Parksley, Virginia 77 Compliments of ADAIR MATTHEWS THE VILLAGER AT GLICKS AND SONS, INC. SHORE TRAILER SALES Rt. 13 Weirwood, Va. Phone G1 2-9275 78 H. V. EWELL BUILDING SUPPLIES, INC. Guilford, Virginia Phone 665-5062 Compliments of THE BANK OF CHINCOTEAGUE Chincoteague, Virginia FISHER ' S CORNER C. E. Lotspeich, Prop. General Merchandise Parksley, Va. Phone 665-5734 George F. Allen Grayson P. Custis Trading as FISHER ' S CORNER ALLEN-CUSTIS FURNITURE COMPANY C. E. Lotspeich, Prop. General Merchandise Market Street Onancock, Va. Phone 787-3162 Parksley, Va. Phone 665-5734 fox me STILES PONTIAC FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK James B. Stiles, Owner Dealer in Pontiac-Tempest Vauxhall Authorized Sales and Service Phone 787-1021 Onley, Virginia 5% on 1 year Certificates of Deposit Compliments of YOUNG ' S MEAT MARKET WORTH PARKS Carpenters Contractors Specializing in Beef and Pork U. S. Route 13 Parksley, Virginia Bloxom, Virginia 79 THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT AND LEDGER-STAR Morning, Evening and Sunday Telephone Madison 5-1431 Norfolk, Virginia ENJOY THE FINEST Soft, Fresh, Delicious Wherever FINE FOODS are sold PEOPLE ' S TRUST BANK Exmore, Virginia DURO-TEST CORPORATION 80 PARKS MOTORS PARKSLEY 5 10 Parksley, Virginia Parksley, Virginia Phone 665-5143 DELMARVA FEED CO., INC. PARKSLEY DRUG CO. W. R. Lewis, Jr. Feed — Seed — Grain Phone 665-5468 Parksley, Va. Interest at 6% after 6 months ROYSTER Field Tested Fertilizers W. 0. GOFFIGON “IF IT’S IN DRUGS, WE HAVE IT” PHONE MO 5-5152 T. B. DIX AND SON EICHELBERGER ' S FURNITURE INC. Growers and Packers of Fruit and Vegetables Bloxom, Va. Phone 824-3603 Keller, Virginia 81 We want to make the Eastern Shore more beautiful through better landscaping. THE TANKARD NURSERIES Exmore, Virginia COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Exmore, Virginia Compliments of HORN E-STAUFFER, INC. Furniture and Appliances Two Stores To Serve You” Exmore, Va. Onley, Va. HERBERT MADELYN LITTLSTON Funeral Directors Accomac, Va. Compliments of THE EASTERN SHORE NEWS WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME Onancock, Virginia CONGRATULATES THE 1968 PARKSLEY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Carlisle, Evelyn, and John T. Williams Their parents and teachers read and enjoy “THE NEWS”. Onancock, Va. 82 COMPLIMENTS OF ROBBIE CROMARTIE T’s CORNER CHESTER JACKSON WILLIAM ROBINSON CANDY MEARS CANNON HOUSE ANTIQUES ELSIE BARNES TIM McCOY MASON AUTO SERV. INC. PARKSLEY COLONIAL STORE JOHN B. WEST BELL’S DRUG CO. VIOLA THORNES POWELL’S ATLANTIC STATION R. L. SOMERS WHISPERING PINES WOODY TAYLOR BROWN’S T. V. TAYLOR’S CHINA PLACE A FRIEND TAYLOR’S JEWELRY GLADDEN’S DRUGS HENDERSON’S PHARMACY PAINTER AMERICAN SHOWARD BROTHERS WRIGHTSON MOTORS C. J. HART W. L. BURETING 83 There’s More Of Everything In Downtown Salisbury Downtown Salisbury is the focal point of the Delmarva Pen¬ insula’s largest and most Progressive city. If the quest is for the selection of finest quality for all members of the family- Downtown Salisbury is your target. This is true for fashions, accessories, and fine footwear for ladies, men, boys and girls. Furniture and furnishings for the home are in abundance. Every facet of Banking, Legal and Medical professions are at hand. Food . . . from a snack to a full course meal is conven¬ iently available. Parking facilities are conveniently located for your shopping pleasure. We’re not modest - we’re proud to say . . . there’s more of everything in Downtown Salisbury. ME TOMPKIN BANK TRUST COMPANY Member of F. D. I. C. Parksley, Virginia WATTS BROTHERS, INC. “Fine Apparel for Gentlemen” Parksley, Virginia KELLAM DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. Petroleum Products Automotive Distributors NEED PROPANE - USE Belle Haven 442-5811 Tasley 787-4900 Chincoteague 336-6316 Onley 787-4500 Oak Hall 824-3453 Cape Charles 331-2900 Pocomoke, Md. 957-0422 85 H. M. JAMES COMPANY Compliments of LADIES ' GENTS’ FURNISHING GLORIA J. LUMPKIN Phone 2-6064 Happy Sailing to Everyone Compliments of Compliments of TAYLORS PACKING SHED STANLEY J. ANNIS SR. Compliments of WALKER OIL CO., INC. Distributors Compliments of MOBILGAS-MOBILOIL-MOBIL PAINTS Bloxom, Va. Phone 665-5565-G12-6000 PARKSLEY COIN-OP LAUNDRY Compliments of Kenneth Miles Horward Wessells L. L. BLOXOM PRODUCE Compliments of THE STUDENT BODY OF PARKSLEY HIGH SCHOOL 86 Co-Editors ' Message Even though it may not show it in spots, this book is the result of much work on the part of the Eagle Staff. We hope that in some way it has helped the students to capture and to keep some of the memories of Parksley High School. We also believe that this year’s work has enabled us to better prepare for next year’s book so that it might be better. We would like to thank our sponsor Mr. C. D. Fleming, Jr. for his helpful advice and support. When things looked bad, Mr. Fleming always stood by the staff. We would also like to thank Mr. Woodward and the teachers for their cooperation. Last of all, this is your book so enjoy it. 87 0 % 40 I 1C v i I Xw 1 1 f i 1 ) 1 I The End Of A Fine Year 88 t V • J i ] pft r flv , r t W ■’ V ' i y r ? v v ' r v f r r V W J ' . rv exjywYue v-Sua ck eve -£ o t ' -4xXv i _ CWeQ. YU_VCJtv t-w • ° 9p=ci o4V P ] c Ci -°- , ' VVNJJ k r ' v J W xj; IvoJ) r ,, « =- u« j « “=� % U •• b v i OYUYUX. sir US QJ jy ' -rf £ 1 . y ' y t V ’P. 0 r , 05. - V ■ sjfcA f ' . MJ 9 K S r $y v j f A j : Mc ,y jcr ' T ? 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