Parksley High School - Eagle Yearbook (Parksley, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1969 volume:

D mBBM 2 Contents G)ecficaiion . Sctioof toije . 6 GfuSs . 17 Spor s . 25 ttacufiu . 35 Qlncferctassmen . . .39 S eniors . 51 tncfuertisemenis . . .59 CParJzsfey 7{iafi S chooICPrincipaf JKr. Sacurence 3 funter ls)oocfivarcf 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 understanding 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. 2 In 1927 this third building of Parksky High School was constructed. The memories of two fires and months of reconstruction ate absent from my memory, however, for the P.H.S. I know Jus always stood hem. educating my parent?., trie mis, and now me. for nearly twelve vears, I ' ve had ihte building ' :? acquaintance, ar.d it has watched me grow from the day I spotted my first cap and gown in kindergarten graduation until now, when its stage will soon watch me march to that same rhythm and In that dress once again. Its outer face has .never changed from the smiling doors now thiown open to me. Inside, its. halts have brightened with new ilocong and paint and the office and classrooms have constantly sported new principals and teachers to add variety to my stay. The change mat has mm fascinated me, however, has been the loss of a few more, face each year and receiving news that that girl or boy I once envied as a “senior” has become a lawyer or teacher in that “cold world.” Once, a long time ago, I was a junior and curiously wondered why in the world those seniors kept gazing over their shoulders for long glances at these windows arid bricks they had known most of their lives. But now it is I who have come to the looking-back stage. Each class has moved on to make room for me, and now the “out” door has opened for my passage. IVe walked this same sidewalk in front of the budding many a morning with a notebook to my face and never noticed until now how prettily the sun sparkles its windows and seems to invite me in. Perhaps this is the good memory to hold - the morning sun on P.H.S. and the “in” door instead of the diploma and the “out.” For many, Fm sure it has been just “out ” but upon my class I wish it will be the hall through which to pass info a new and richer life. And for those of you I leave behind, take a look at it again. In a year or two or three, you’ll be standing here on my sidewalk, walking in for the last time, trying to memorize its face, and counting the steps up to the hall, too. Take your first good look at it now, put yourself in the picture, and share my wish that when you stand here in my shadow ' ready to leave, you, too, will forever remember. A Senior We dedicate JlCrs. cljf ria D ormam We, the Seniors of 1969 of Parksley High School, take this opportunity to express our sincere appreciation to Mrs. Edna Notham who has faithfully served the students here for the past fifteen years. Her activities at school have extended far beyond her Business Education classes. Not only has she, for many years, sponsored the Beta Club, but also she has spent many long hours helping the EAGLE’S ECHO staff publish the school paper. Therefore, it is with gratitude that we dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Edna Northam. 5 hBHhHhH 6 7 8 9 10 11 sentatwe ' esen a iue ■lomore unior omecommy ueen ene 7 x sfj na i Represe ntaiioe o tui ( Jrac e cprcscn a ioc ln ita C J sree w :o awn L- a no Jfc am e comma 1969 ii freedom should die by hands who hate us to be free And those who lived with me can be And think and feel and love no more The life we built on freedom’s core. don’t leave to us our minds to live our will, us our old cause until souls bury our prisoned fate doom, and even we begin to hate. take you my flag, its flames let spiral up the sky To heaven. And watch its freedom circle high. Its sacrifice a dying prayer For God alone will care. Let not. the flag be iftade to share the capture of its land Nor feel the- tears.or greedy, enemy hands. Give it the quick flight of a flame ’e the freedom it proclaims. a waving hue of bold red stripes, a freedom new. message to all poles for us our appressors’ souls. flag - the sign of freedom in which America bore it serve as a link to God, a candle always lit. . V Mrs. Sprague - F.H.A. Mrs. Scott - Beta Club Our Sponsors With sincere gratitude we thank the teachers who have given their time and effort to sponsor school clubs. Their genuine interest and helpful guidance has contributed so much to the activities that have been a part of our school life at Parksley High School. Their excellent training and experi¬ ence has proven time and again to be extremely helpful. We should like to extend our deepest appreciation to them for the time and advice given to us. Although they must get tired of the many little problems that come up with these clubs, they are always willing to help us carry on the activities of the club. Mr. Cutler - Student Council Association Mrs. Northam - Eagle’s Echo Miss Morton - Annual Staff Mrs. Lohr - Co-Ed Hi-Y 18 KNEELING: S. Justis, G. Greene, M. Bundick, B. Mills, D. Tierney, C. West, M. Paranzino. SECOND ROW: F. Clayton, L. Taylor, M. Parks, N. Baker, N. Reade, D. Roberts, B. Broache, K. Parker, E. Greene. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Scott, P. Evans, S. Littleton, P. Furness, S. Taylor, P. Godwin, R. Dix, R. Groton. veers - . w MtmmmwSfi . « ffgrmmmmm Mark Paranzino, Vice-President; Pat Furness, Treasurer; Mrs. Scott, Sponsor; Paula Evans, Secretary; Susan Taylor, EAGLE’S ECHO Co-Editor; Barry Mills, President; Nancy Baker, EAGLE’S ECHO Editor; Bevie Broache, Reporter. The Beta Club is a national leadership and service organization which honors those juniors and seniors who have maintained a 90 or above average since entering high school. Its purpose is to honor high scholastic achievements and pro¬ mote high ideals of honesty and service. The members of the Beta Club are responsible for such things as the American flag and the Beta Club Honor Roll posted in the hall. The main event of the year is the annual Beta Convention for which everyone impatiently waits. In all of their work, the Beta members strive to be better citi¬ zens. 19 Stucfent (jo unci FRONT ROW: A. Greene, D. Smith, B. Parks, E. Barnes, D. Justis, D. Beiote, T. West, D. Land, R. Baker; BACK ROW: M. Paranzino, C. WesseUs, T. Langley, J. Bundick, T. Dix, J. Hall, G. Fogle, Mr. Cutler icers I v 1 ' jj! t PI j 1 i u81 WmM % STANDING: Mr. Cutler-Sponsor, Jay Bundick-Vice-President, Tommy Dix-President, Craig Wessells-Treasurer; KNEELING: Elsie Barnes-Secretary, Bonnie Parks-Reporter Every student who attends Parksley High School is a member of the Student Council Association. However, the eighth to the twelfth grades elect representatives. These representatives take part in promoting school activities for the benefits of the school and its students with the approval of the principal. The representatives usually select projects or ways to raise money for various needs of the student body. The main project this year was a handbook containing various infor¬ mation on sports, clubs, general rules of the school, etc. which will be given each year to students entering the eighth grade. Each year the president appoints a nominating committee who submits a slate of student officers to the student body for election by secret ballot. TOP-BOTTOM: T. Dix, P. Furness, N. Baker, B. Wessells, C. Tilghman, B. Parks; BACK ROW: D. Justis, N. Reade, A. Walker, M. Barnes, E. Walker, K. Parker, S. Taylor, R. Dix, E. Barnes; FRONT ROW: M. Bundick, G. Mears, T. Langley, D. Tierney, M. Dix, M. Bundick n n It’s that time of year again. Our annual is out again, and it’s the end result of a lot of work. Most students have little idea how much work is involved in getting out this relatively small publication. Although there were, at times, disagreements among the staff mem¬ bers, generally we worked together to produce this book. Give credit where credit is due, so here goes. First, let’s thank our sponsor, Miss Morton. She was the one who spurred us on when we were lazy, which was often. Credit is also due to the staff members them¬ selves. We also want to thank the teachers for their co-operation during the year. Remember that this yearbook is yours and that without you, the students, there wouldn’t be a yearbook at all. Enjoy this book, because, after and above all, you’re the ones it was made for. TOP: M. Bundick; 2ND ROW: T. Langley, P. Furness, T. Dix, C. Tilghman, N. Baker, B. Wessells; KNEELING: D. Tierney, M. Dix 21 SEATED LEFT-RIGHT: B. Wessells, S. Taylor, N. Baker, F. Clayton; FIRST ROW LEFT-RIGHT: K. Hargis, J. Osburn, L. Taylor, L. Annis, C. Crowson, D. Belote; SECOND ROW: N. Hurst, B. Brown, C. Bloxom, J. Justis, D. Taylor; BACK ROW: Mrs. Edna Northan, T. Dix, G. Richardson, R. Annis The EAGLE S ECHO is the school newspaper publish¬ ed by the Beta Club. It is staffed by members of the Beta Club and the other members of the student body. Each class and organization elects its own reporter, while the Beta Club appoints special reporters for columns such as Sports, Gossip, and Jokes. The Editors sponsor Editorials in each issue. The members of the Beta Club strive to promote school spirit by informing students of club activities and sports news. Advisor-Mrs. Northam, Nancy Baker—Editor, Susan Taylor-Junior Editor 22 LEFT TO RIGHT-Mrs. Sprague, B. Parks, R. Groton, N. Reade, S. Littleton, F. Clayton, B. Wessells, B. Wessells, B. Brown, M. Borgstrom, D. Parks, E. Mason, T. West, B. Spurley, J. Annis, L. Taylor, A. Justis, L. Justis, A. Ewell, E. Littleston, V. Taylor, A. Greene, B. Perdue, B. Woodward, G. Barnes, C. Young, C. Genero, T. Hightower, C. Bloxom, P. Smullin, J. Lankford, D. Johnson, B. Matthews, D. Payne, D. Justis, D. Taylor, C. Justis, D. Short, D. Davis, E. Justis, B. Guy F.H.A. is a club which prepares girls to be better homemakers. The club’s motto is “Toward New Hori¬ zons.” This is symbolic of the efforts of its members to improve personal, family, and community living. The F.H.A. meets several times a year as well as participating in additional activities. Only girls who have had or are taking home econo¬ mics are eligible for this club. F.H.A. provides the opportunity for individual growth and achieve¬ ment all of its members. OFFICERS: Sponsor, Mrs. Sprague; Chaplain, Rosemary Groton; V. Pres. Nina Reade; Feder. Pres., Faye Clayton; Pres.j Sabra Littleton; Treas., Bonnie Wessells; Pianist, Barbara Wessells; Parliamentarian, Bernidie Brown; Sec., Bonnie Parks Go-cj jfi- y Co-Ed Hi-Y is a Christain organiza¬ tion, established to create, maintain, and extend a Christain fellowship throughout the school, community, and abroad. This year one of.the most outstanding events of the club is “White Christmas” which is carried out to bring some family a happy and cheerful Christmas. This is just one of the ways that the members and our leader, Mrs. Lohr, worked for the betterment of mankind. Advisor-Mrs. Lohr; Chaplain-Krista Parker; Reporter—Anne Walker; Treasurer-Bevie Broache; BOTTOM ROW: Vice-President-Maurice Dix; Secretary-Barbara Wessells; President-Carey West TOP ROW LEFT RIGHT: Advisor, Mrs. Lohr, R. Groton, D. Johnson, P. Smullen, L. Taylor, D. Martin, D. Justis, A. Walker, E. Walker, N. Goffigon, P. Evans, J. Clayton, E. Lewis, N. Wessells, P. Godwin, L. Justis, D. Roberts, N. Baker; SECOND ROW: B. Wessells, F. Clayton, B. Wessells, B. Guy, A. Justis, B. Parks, N. Reade, B. Broache, M. Parks, E. Greene, K. Parker, T. West, S. West, J. Lankford; THIRD ROW: D. Hickman, G. Fogle, M. Dix, G. Justis, T. Langley, R. Cromartie, C. West, B. Mills, T. Dix, G. Young, J. Bundick, Absent Cindy Tilghman. Darsiiu Q-ootSa f Jeam KNEELING: R. Ayres, T. Dix, G. Fogle, T. Thornes, T. Langley, C. Doroski, C. Dix, G. Young, J. Bundick, C. West; STANDING: E. White, C. Wessells, F. Savage, M. Mason, S. Nock, M. Paranzino, D. Miller, D. Justis, J. Merrill, Mr. Phillips Coach: Mr. Jack Phillips. Co-Captains: Terry Langley, Charles Doroski. Uarsitu Cheerheaders LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Justis, S. Taylor, A. Walker, C. Boxom, B. Wessells, E. Walker, D. Roberts, N. Reade; KNEELING: P. Furness 27 T1 FIRST ROW: S. Thornes, D. Turner, R. Lewis, D. Bundick, R. WesseUs, F. Savage, F. Russell, C. Parks; SECOND ROW: D. Morris, T. Owens, W. Young, J. Cullup, M. Smith, C. Dix, J. Mason; THIRD ROW: B. Turner, P. T. Revelle, R. Justis, Mr. Wallace, U. Parks, D. English, P. Evans. r J. V. ooiSaff ZJeam L ) ns Ghampionsnip OPPONENT WE THEY Atlantic 46 0 Onancock 28 0 Chincoteague 14 0 Central 55 0 “Eagles in action” 28 Left to Right: KNEELING—G. Hickman, D. Smith. STANDING-R. Baker, L. Kanipe, A. Greene, J. Ogburn, B. Perdue, D. Land, C. Riley, D. Taylor, D. Wessells. JZ TJ. (JAe eiA acfers This was a great victory-filled year for the boys on the J.V. football squad. The J.V. cheer¬ leaders cheered the boys on to victory with no points scored against them. Our boys won the district J.V. football Championship. The float, decorated by the cheer¬ leaders themselves, looked very good in the varsity homecoming game. The cheerleaders also sold booster buttons to raise money for their float. All in all, the cheer¬ leaders practiced hard to cheer the boys on, but in the end it was worth it. 29 eason Maurice Dix Terry Langley Greg Fogel STANDING: Mr. Wallace, T. Thornes, T. Dix, M. Paranzino, C. West, C. Doroski, G. Bowman, A. Mason, D. Hickman; KNEELING: M. Dix, R. Ayres, G. Fogle, R. Cromartie, A. Mason, T. Langley Carey West Co-Captain Robby Cromartie Glenn Bowman Chuckie Doroski Co-Captain 30 STANDING LEFT-RIGHT: D. Justis, P. Godwin, S. Taylor, P. Evans, K. Brown, Coach-Mrs. Morton, N. Reade, D. Taylor, K. Parker, B. Parks, C. Justis; KNEELING LEFT-RIGHT: D. Roberts, B. Broache, N. Goffigon, P. Furniss, C. Bloxom, D. Belote, N. Baker, D. Smith ag ettes Jfaoe eason Charlene Bloxom Guard Co-Captain Pat Furniss Guard Co-Captain Nancy Baker Forward Paula Evan e Guard 31 STANDING: C. West, A. Miles, T. Thornes, J. Bundick, J. Taylor, A. Mason, T. Langley, G. Mears; KNEELING: J. Merrill, D. Taylor, G. Fogle, C. Wessells, R. Ayres, E. Dix HI as e Sail He am As a whole, the boy’s Baseball Team did not have a very good year, but the team can be given a lot of credit for putting out their best effort. Although their hitting was not up to par, their pitching and defense were their best points. Mr. Wallace reports that the team will really look good this year if they just improve on their hitting. As for the girls, this was the secon d year in a row that they missed winning that trophy by one game and by one run! If it hadn’t been for a few over thrown balls, we would have won the Champion¬ ship. But never fear, the Eagle Lassies are guaranteeing that the trophy will be sitting in the hall at the end of this year! Co-Captains: Gene Mears and Jimmy Taylor 32 Seniors: Teresa Justis, Shirley Lankford, Jane Phillips, Frannie White Coaches: Miss Morton and Mr. Wallace STANDING: L. Taylor, J. Lankford, D. Justis, L. Ayres, D. Belote, N. Reade, L. Annis, J. Wessells; KNEELING: C. Bloxom, P. Furness, S. Lankford, T. Justis, F. White, J. Ph illips. 33 34 Mr. Jack Cutler, our Guidance Counselor, graduated from the University of Virginia Miss Dorothy Thompson Mrs. Jean Scott Mr. Melvin Nuckols Mr. Robert Taylor Mr. Brooks Wallace Mrs. Helen Evans English World Geography Mary Washington Mrs. Faye Lohr Science Bridgewater Mr. Jack Phillips History Iowa State Mrs. Ann Corson Librarian Columbia Mrs. Sarah Taylor Special Education 36 Mrs. Edna Northam Business Education Goldey Business School Mr. David Steelman Band Madison Mrs. Mary Sprague Home Economics VP1 Mrs. Mary Fran Condon French South Carolina Mrs. Vera Wessells Latin Elon Miss Virginia Morton Physical Education Longwood Mrs. Elsie Fisher Business Education Maryland State Mrs. Norma Godwin Seventh Grade Longwood Mrs. Marie Scott Seventh Grade i.-iry Washington Mrs. Caroline Crockett Sixth Grade Longwood Mrs. Ester Harry Fifth Grade Longwood Mrs. Margaret Miles Fourth Grade Madison Not Shown Miss Emily Wescott Not Shown Mr. J ack J ohnson Mrs. Margaret Taylor, Drivers’ Education instructor, Graduated from Longwood. 37 lanJz you We extend our appreciation to Mrs. Lwellyn Parks who has faithfully and efficiently served our school as secretary for many years. With her coopera¬ tive manners she has always been ready to lend us a helping hand. We wish also to thank our custodians and the lunchroom ladies. We look forward each day to the hot lunches served to us and the patience rendered us by our custodians. “Mis. Parks, our school secretary.” “Georgia Mae” Our “Lunchroom Ladies.” FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Mears, Mrs. Parks. 38 fourth Oracle FIRST ROW: R. Banks, M. Gladding, M. Watkinson, J. Borgstrom, B. Ewell, M. Hart, G. Young, J. Osburn, W. Parks. SECOND ROW: S. Barnes, B. Green, R. Gallimore, C. Core, M. Unruh, L. Wessells, D. Young, J. Bernard, P. Cullop, D. Stevens. THIRD ROW: R. Wessells, M. Taylor, D. Sparrow, K. Lovell, C. Matthews, C. Childers, B. Matthews, J. White, J. Short, Mrs. Miles. FIRST ROW: B. Hart, T. Godwin, C. Williams. SECOND ROW: M. Curtis, T. Byrd, T. Ayres, J. Miller, R. Collins. THIRD ROW: W. Watkinson, A. Bernard, Z. Kinsey, T. Barnes. FOURTH ROW: R. Lewis, D. Paranzino, B. Wessells, A. Hall, D. Ray, R. Thornes, C. Thornton, S. Berry, J. Haskell, Mrs. Harry. S x A A racfe FIRST ROW: I. Annis, M. Williams, G. Matthews, V. Dickerson, W. Lewis, K. Lovell, E. Core, R. Marsh. SECOND ROW: V. Godwin, M. Annis, S. Justice, B. Mears, K. Roberts, K. Bundick, G. Northam, C. Justice. THIRD ROW: W. Thornes, L. Woodward, R. Johnson, P. Matthews, D. Paranzino, M. Miller, J. Brinn, D. Burls, Mrs. Crockett. even ill 5 racfe FIRST ROW: R. Wessells, W. Taylor, W. Phillips, R. Snyder, H. Ewell, F. Matthews, R. Colona, A. Hargis, T. Miller. SECOND ROW: D. Taylor, H. Mears, N. Lescallette, J. Taylor, M. Broache, D. Fisher, D. Thornes, I. Bagwell, N. Jessee. THIRD ROW: G. Bowddin, R. Hurley, S. Nock, C. Berry, W. Annis, C. Wessells, V. Nock, J. Curtis, Mrs. Godwin. FIRST ROW: G. Walker, A. Boyce, F. Baker, D. Taylor, J. Phillips, M. Burls, F. Burkhead, B. Howard, J. Laird, R. Padgett, C. Isdell. SECOND ROW: J. Wilson, R. Abling, R. Matthews, J. Abling, T. Wessells, H. Thornes, T. Ewell, J. Taylor, C. Needham, B. Taylor, C. Gaskins, L. Hart, J. Parks, Mrs. Scott. 41 CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Donna Wessells Freddie Russell . Robbie Justis . . Kathy Short Cia itfi S ' rade Vivian Annis Terry Bagwell Regina Baker Ann Paul Barker Dwight Barnes Larry Berry Lou Ann Bun dick Patricia Burls Greg Co Iona John Cullup Donna Dix Jeanette Doroski Dirk English Debbie Gibbens Billy Gladding David Greene Tommy Hickman Wanda Hinman Greg Johnson Jeanie Justis Margie Justis Robbie Justis Teresa Kilmon Libby Kanipe Dawn Land Chris Lankford Dale Lankford Rosalie Lankford Brenda Laird Dana Lewis 42 Vickie Williams Kathy Woll Donald Lewis Donna Marshall Elizabeth Mason Kristy Mears Margie Mears Tommy Mears Wayne Miller Donald Moore Dean Morris Judy Ogbum Tommy Owens Michael Paranzino Uppie Parks Mary Lou Pruitt P. T. Revelle Carla Riley Jimmy Rowley Freddie Russell Ann Taylor Beverly Taylor Frankie Taylor Greg Taylor Kenneth Taylor Steven Thornes Bobby Turner Kathy Short Patti Shreaves Johnny Simpson David Skeock Morris Smith Sandra Suullens Betty Spurley Harell Stokes Donna Wessells Robert Wessells Billy White 43 freshman Gfa ass CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer . . . . . . . . Greg Mears . Mark Bundick .. Don Bundick Cindy Littleton Glenda Mildred Karen Debbie Don Mark Nancy Barnes Barnes Brown Bull Bundick Bundick Chesser Jo Anne Craig Philip Wayne Charm aine Glenn Wanda Clayton Cropper Evans Gaskins Gerero Goard Godwin Carl Gray Anita Greene Gary Greene Ronnie Hall Glenna Hickman Cindy Justis Diane Justis Marie Justis Artie Kilmon Connie Kilmon Dorathea Kuntze Richard Lewis Elizabeth Lilliston Cindy Littleton Jimmy Barbara Greg Mark Brenda Evelyn Nina Mason Matthews Mears Mears Miller Miller Nock Terrie Lucille Carter Deborah Bonnie Beatrice Floyd North am Padgette Parks Payne Perdue Pryor Robbins Franklin James Russell Russell Susan Franklin Satchell Savage Alice Scott Roy Shreaves Donna Smith Larry Allan Deborah Vicki Vicki Keith Smullen Strand Taylor T ay lor Taylor Thornton Eric Susan Sharon Beverly Connie Wayne Vandram West White Woodward Young Young President .Anne Walker Vice President .Debbie Belote Secretary .Elsie Lynn Barnes Treasurer ...... Bonnie Parks Sop A onio re G a ass Kathy Micky Peggy Ricky Roberta Elsie Abling Annis Annis Ayres Bagwell Barnes Eddie Kenneth Terry Kathy Debbie Terri Clark Creten Cropper Crowson Davis Davis David John Ruth Mary E. C. W. Darlene Dereng Dix Drummond Ewell Godwin Hall 46 Vickie Terri Ellen Joyce Emily Alan Hickman Hightower Justis Kellam Lewis Mason Donnie Lois Bonnie Debbie Allen Linda Miller Padgett Parks Parks Rouelle Rouelle Robert Janet Mac Anne Fredia Taylor Thornes Tull Walker Ward Teresa Eric Veronica Ricky Steve West White Widgeons 47 Williams Young umor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer .. . . G a ass Mark Paranzino . . Libby Taylor . .Eileen Greene . . . .Micki Parks David Annis June Annis Linda Ayres Thomas Beasley Jimmy Bernard Bevi Broache Annette Brown Barton Bull Jay Bundick Jan Clayton David Dix Rita Dix Ted Dix Paula Godwin Nancy Goffigon Eileen Greene Glen Greene Rosemary Groton Dicky Hickman Yvonne Justis Ann Justis Lauren Justis Carroll Justis Debbie Justis Stephen Justis Florence Kill mon Jayne Lankford Ann Lescallette Robby Lilliston Debbie Martin Windell Matthews Tommy McCready Lenny Mears Jimmy Merrill Michael Nock Louise Padgett Mark Paranzino Krista Parder Micki Parks Nina Reade Debbie Roberts Pat Smullin Libby Taylor Nita Taylor Susan Taylor Betty Thornes Terry Thornes Ethel Walker Joanne Wessells Nancy Wessells “Some of us never grow up.” “One potatoe, two potatoe, three potatoe, four 50 eniors 51 Doris Brown Annis Nancy Kaye Baker Glenn Philip Bowman 52 Michael Adams Bundick Karen Lee Chase Faye Lynn Clayton Robert Walker Cromartie Sandra Raymagus Dix Joyce Mae Bundick Maurice Lee Dix 53 Thomas Byrd Dix, Jr. Angela Gwen Ewell Brenda Leigh Guy 54 Kathy Darlene Hargis Norma Hall Hurst Durwin Judson Justis Sabra Jane Littleton 55 Michael Douglas Mason Samuel Ray Nock Barry Justis Mills Gary Thomas Richardson Susan Jo Snyder William East Stokes Dianna Jean Taylor Larry Melvin Mears 56 William Carey West Barbara Wessells Wayne Lee Wessells 57 Senior S a is ics DORIS ANNIS-FHA: 9, 10. LUCY ANNIS - FHA: 9, 10; Softball: 9, 11; Basketball: 9, 10: EAGLES’ECHO Staff 12. JIMMY AYRES Baseball. NANCY BAKER - FHA: 8. 9, 10, Pianist 9, Federation pianist 10; Co-Ed Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12, Chaplain 10, MGA Delegate 11; Beta 11,12; Student Council 11, Vice President; EAGLES’ ECHO Staff 11, 12, 11 Co-Editor, 12 Editor; Basketball: 9, 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff: 10, 11, 12, Co-Editor 12; Class Pres. 9; Varsity Club; 11. CHARLENE BLOXOM - FHA: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; J.V. Cheerleading: 8, 9, 9 Co-Captain; Varsity Cheerlead¬ ing 12;Basketball: 9, 10, 11,12, 12 Co-Captain; Co-Ed Hi-Y 10, 11; Varsity Club 11; Softball: 9, 11, 12; EAGLES’ ECHO Staff 12; Homecoming Queen 12. SAMMY BLOXOM MARY BORGSTROM - FHA: 10, 11, 12;Co-Ed Hi-Y: 9, 10. GLENN BOWMAN - J.V. Basket¬ ball: 8, 9; Track: 10; Football: 11; Basketball: 10, 11, 12. BERNADINE BROWN - FHA: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; EAGLES’ ECHO Staff 12. JOYCE BUNDICK - FHA: 9, 10. MICHAEL BUNDICK - Co-Ed Hi-Y 9; Annual Staff: 9. 10,11,12, Business Manager 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; EA¬ GLES’ ECHO Staff: 9, 10, 11, Typist 11. KAREN CHASE FAYE CLAYTON - FHA: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Federation Vice-Pres. 11, Federation Pres. 12; Co-Ed Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Historian 11; EAGLES’ ECHO Staff 11, 12, Reporter 11, Gossip Reporter 12; Beta 11, 12. ROBBY CROMARTIE J.V. Bas¬ ketball 8, 9; Co-Ed Hr-Y 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 11,12. MAURICE DIX J.V. Football 9, Varsity Football 10, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Co-Ed Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice President 12; Annual Staff 12. SANDRA DIX - Library Club 9; Choir: 9, 10; FHA: 10; Science Club 10; FBLA: 10. TOMMY DIX J.V. Basketball: 8, 9; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 9, 10, 11 ;Track 10; Class Vice-President 9; Basketball: 11, 12; Football 12; Baseball 12; Vice President Varsity Club 11; Class Pres. 11; Student Council Pres. 12; Annual Staff Advertising Manager 12. CHUCKIE DOROSK1 - J.V. Foot¬ ball 8,9; J.V. Basketball 8,9; Track 9, 10; Basketball 11, 12; Varsity Club II; Baseball 12;Football 11, 12, Co-Captain 12. PAULA EVANS - FHA: 8, 9; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 9, 10, 11, 12, Historian 10 ; Beta 11, 12, Secretary 12; EAGLES’ ECHO Staff 8,9, 11, 12; J.V. Cheerleader 8, 9; Softball 9; Basketball 10,12. ANGELA EWELL - J.V. Cheer¬ leader 8, 9, Co-Capt. 9; Co-Ed Hi-Y 11; FHA: 10, 11, 12. GREG FOGLE - J.V. Basketball: 9; Baseball: 9, 10, 11, 12; Basket¬ ball: 11, 12; Football: 10, 11, 12; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11; SCA: 12. PAT FURNESS - J.V. Cheerleader 8; FHA: 8, 9, Chaplain 9; Softball: 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Vice Pres. 10; Class Reporter 11; Class Pres. 12; Varsity Club 1 1; Basketball: 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12; Beta Club 11, 12, Treas. 12; Cheerleader: 11, 12, Captain 12; Annual Staff: 9, 10, 11,12, Co-Editor 12. BRENDA GUY - Basketball 9; FHA: 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 10 , 12 . KATHY HARGIS - EAGLES’ ECFIO Staff 12. SANDRA HOLLAND - FHA: 8, 9, 10 , 11 . NORMA HURST - EAGLES’ ECHO Staff 12. DANA JOHNSON - Basketball 9; Pep Club 10; FHA: 11, 12; Co-Ed Hi-Y 12. SANDRA JOHNSON - Glee Club. DURWIN JUSTIS - J.V. Football 9; Varsity Baseball: 9, 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; Basketball 12. GARMON JUSTIS - Co-Ed Hi-Y: 9, 10, 11, 12; J.V. Football 9; Track 10. TERRY LANGLEY - J.V. Foot¬ ball 9; Varsity Football: 10,11,12, Co-Captain 12; Baseball 9, 11, 12; Basketball 12; Annual Staff: 10, 11, 12; Co-Ed Hi-Y 11, 12;Student Council 12;Class Vice President 11. SABRA LITTLETON - FHA: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Reporter 10, Vice Pres. 11, Pres. 12; Basketball 9; Student Council: 9, 10, 11; Beta Club 11, 12 , MIKE MASON - J.V. Football: 8, 9; Varsity Football: 10, 12; Varsity Club 11; Class Pres. 10. LARRY MEARS BARRY MILLS EAGLES’ ECHO Staff 8; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 11, 12; Beta Club 11,12, Vice Pres. 1 l,Pres. 12; Class Treasurer 10, 12. SAMUEL NOCK - Football: 9, 11, 12 . GARY RICHARDSON - EAGLES’ ECHO Staff 12. SUSAN SNYDER — Class Reporter 12 . BILLY STOKES DIANNA TAYLOR Basketball 9, 10; Softball 9; FHA: 9, 10; EAGLES’ECHO Staff 12. DALE TIERNEY - Annual Staff: 10, 11, 12; Sales Manager 12; Baseball 10; Beta Club 11,12. CINDY TILGHMAN FHA: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Federation Reporter 12; Student Council 9; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 10, 11, 12, Historian 12; Annual Staff: 10, 11, 12, Typist 12; Class Treasurer 8; Secretary 11; EA¬ GLES’ ECHO Staff 8; Basketball 9, 10; Cheerleader 12. BARBARA WESSELLS - FHA: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,Pianist 11, 12; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 9, 10, 11, 12, Reporter 11, Secretary 12; Basketball: 9, 10; Softball 9, Annual Staff 12, Sales Manager; Class Secretary 9; EA¬ GLES’ ECHO Staff: 10, 11. BONNIE WESSELLS - FHA: 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, Treasurer 12; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 10, 12; EAGLES’ ECHO Staff: 8, 12; Class officer - Treasurer 9, Secretary 10, Secre¬ tary 12; Softball 9; Cheerleader 12. WAYNE WESSELLS CAREY WEST - J.V. Basketball: 8, 9; Varsity Basketball: 10,11,12; Baseball: 10, 11, 12; Co-Ed Hi-Y: 11, 12, President 12; Class Officer - Treasurer 8, 10, 11, Vice Pres. 12; Varsity Club 11, Treasurer; Beta Club 11, 12, Treasurer 11; Football 12. 58 Compliments of NOCK MOTORS GROTON GROTON’S GROCERIES “For all your grocery needs” PEynurutfL Modest Town, Virginia Parksley, Virginia Phone: 665-5485 23421 Best Wishes to The Class of 5 69 Compliments of PIONEER TEEN CLUB Melfa, Virginia E.T. BAKER SONS Parksley, Virginia Compliments of DONALD FLECTHER 60 TOWN AND COUNTRY Ladies’ Apparel Millinery and Accessories BLOXOM BEAUTY SHOP Bloxom, Virginia Phone: 665-5261 Open Thursday and Friday Nights Phone: 665 220 Complete Beauty Service FABRIC AND LINEN SHOP Mrs. Alpheus Eaton MARINA MOTEL Parksley, Virginia Phone: 667-4242 Chincoteague, Virginia “Sew and Save” ACME MARKET ACCOMAC-NORTHAMPTON ELECTRIC CO-OP Manager, Braxton Parks Parksley, Virginia Parksley, Virginia 23421 PARKSLEY 5 10 STORE THE VILLAGE SHOP Ladies’ Ready-to-wear “Shop where your dollars have more cents” Ben Franklin Stores Accessories Phone: 665-4212 61 THE WALKER OIL COMPANY Compliments of Bloxom, Virginia THE BANK OF VIRGINIA 23308 Hailwood, Virginia MESSICK GAS, INC. Bloxom,Virginia Bottled Metered Gas Service Gas Appliances FULTON SPURLEY BYRD PACKING COMPANY Bloxom, Virginia Parksley, Phone: 665-1086 Virginia Plumbing, Heating, Wiring, Wall and Floor Tiling CLAYTON’S GROCERY W.E. WEST FORD EQUIPMENT Route 316 Parksley, Virginia Tasley, Virginia 62 EDDIE MARIE’S GROCERIES Parksley, Virginia PARKSLEY DRUG CO. W. O. Goffigon “If it ' ' s in Drugs we have it” Phone: 665-5152 A.J. GRAY SON Grain Food Dealers Horsey, Virginia 23396 MADELYN’S DRESS SALON Ladies’ Fashions Parksley, Virginia JAXON’S INC. Parksley, Virginia 23421 For Outstanding Values Shoes Apparel Phone: 665-5017 HOPKINS FLORIST “Flowers of Distinction For all Occasions” Parksley, Virginia 23421 63 64 THE EASTERN SHORE NEWS Onancock, Virginia Congratulations to The 1969 Graduates of Parksley High School Their Parents and Teachers Read and Enjoy “THE NEWS” JOHNSON CHEVROLET SALES Onancock, Virginia CHEVROLET Direct Dealers in Cars, Trucks, and Oldsmobiles FIRST NATIONAL BANK Onancock, Virginia Open Friday Evenings 5-7 TAYLOR’S CHINA PALACE Compliments of TAYLOR’S JEWELRY W. L. SHRIEVES ARCHIE CROPPER ACCOMAC USED FURNITURE BROWNE’S TV WRIGHTSON MOTORS C. J. HART WOODY TAYLOR 65 BLOXOM AUTO SUPPLY CO., INC. TAYLOR’S MARKET Automotive Wholesale Distributors Accessories, Supplies, Replacement Parts Bloxom, Virginia General Electric Appliances Compliments of Compliments of PAYNE’S ATLANTIC STATION HOLLAND’S GROCERY Accomac, Virginia Accomac, Virginia PARK’S MARKET PLACE New Church, Virginia Compliments of A.P. WESSELLS TEXACO Accomac, Virginia NORTHAMPTON PHOTO SERVICE Joseph A. Duer Branch Manager Camera Craftsmen Since 1949 ASGROW SEED CO. P. 0. Box 549 Exmore, Virginia P. 0. Box 664 Exmore, Virginia Ted Ward 703-442-6414 Tel. GI 2-5451 66 H.V. EWELL Building Supplies Incorporated Guilford, Virginia Phone: 665-5062 Offices: Hastings, Fla.—Charleston, S. C. Temperanceville, Va. — Avoca, N.Y. RHODES BROTHERS’ TRUCK BROKERS Ventilated and Refrigerated Trucks J. W. RHODES, WILLIAM A. RHODES, JOHN PORTER Phone: 442-6320 WIGGLY PIGGLY MEATS Wholesale Super Quality Meats Retail Exmore, Virginia 23350 67 WESTERN AUTO The Family Store Bicycles and Sporting Goods Parksley, Virginia Phone: 665-4281 ACCOMAC-NORTHAMPTON ELECTRIC CO-OP Parksley, Virginia T. Drummond Mason RADIO ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. Radio—TV Sales and Service Box 305 Area Code 703 Phone 665-5113 Parksley, Virginia ELLER FORD, INC. Phone: 787-2250 Tasley, Va. 23441 FORD Compliments of CHANDLER’S FURNITURE STORE Onancock, Virginia Compliments of COFFMAN-FISHER Fine Department Stores Onancock, Virginia 23417 J.M. WATSON CO., INC. “The House of Quality” Phone: 787-2636 Onancock, Virginia 23417 68 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of WORTH PARKS Carpenters and Contractors Bloxom, Virginia 69 Tri-N Plant Foods Inc. CJ. PRETTYMAN JR., INC. NICOLLS BROS. Produce Broker Exmore, Virginia Ben Willard Phones: 442-6364 Mfg. of Complete Liquid Fertilizer 442-2761 442-5011 Onley, Va. 787-2020 C. J. Prettyman, Jr. Jimmy Prettyman MRS. JOHN BAILEY INC. RAINBOW COURT Florist 787-2205 Onley, Virginia Melfa, Virginia DICK RICK’S TEXACO ECONOMY FEED AND MILLING CO. Cooperative Distributors of We give S H Green Stamps Feed, Seed, Hardware, At the Onley-Onancock Intersection Farm Supplies Melfa, Virginia Compliments of WACHAPREAGUE MARINA R.C. EVANS SON Bait—Ice-Tackle Onley, Virginia Ramp—Guide Boats 70 BOGG’S WATER AND SEWAGE Melfa, Virginia Compliments of McMATH PRODUCE COMPANY Onley, Virginia Compliments of T W BLOCK AND CO. Onley, Virginia SUBURBAN PROPANE Onley, Virginia ‘In your heart, hands, and minds lie the hopes of future generations.” Wishing you the most L.B. justis SON Locustville, Virginia MICKEY’S TEXACO Onley, Virginia 71 TANKARD NURSERIES Exmore, Virginia We want to make the Eastern Shore more beautiful through better landscaping. NORDSTROM CHEVROLET WILLARD SHRIEVES CO. Exmore, Virginia Lumber and Hardware Nelsonia, Virginia LITTLETON BROS. Nelsonia, Virginia Phone: 665-5401 CUTLER’S HOME APPLIANCES J. P. Cutler, Prop. Furniture, Electrical Appliances, TV’s, Gas, and Gas Appliances Temperanceville, Va. Phone: Va-4-8861 TAMMY JOHNNY’S Home of 19 Hamburgers Melfa, Virginia 72 BROWN BROTHERS’ GARAGE J. EDWARD BUNDICK’S Washing and Lubrication Painter, Virginia Motor Repairs Melfa, Virginia FLORA DAWN FLORIST BYRD PACKING COMPANY Exmore, Virginia Phone 442-6505 Greenbush, Virginia Special Prices For Students DULANY FOODS, INC. T.B. DIX SON Growers and Packers of Fruits and Vegetables Bloxom, Virginia Exmore, Virginia Phone: 824-3603 73 JOHN W. TAYLOR HARLAN BOWDEN’S AUTO SALES PACKING CO., INC. Hailwood, Virginia New and Used Cars if Canners of “Taylor Brand” Route 13—Exmore, Virginia 23350 White and Sweet Potatoes Phone 442-9381 M.B. EWELL HORNE AND STAUFFER Antique Decoys (Old and New) Hand Carved Guilford, Virginia Onley, Virginia 665-5342 Compliments of DUER ' S PRODUCE INC. H.E. KELLY SUPPLY COMPANY Exmore, Virginia New Church, Virginia WHITE BROTHERS BI-COUNTY PHARMACY Plumbing and Heating Onley, Virginia Onancock and Gargatha Phone: 787-2080 74 Ml). BRIDGE-TUNNEL CLASS OF ’69 Eastern Shore Cl TI ZENS ' Onancock Accomac Painter Keller 1 BANK 75 Compliments of FINE CHANDLER CARS INC. Onley, Virginia KELLAM DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. Petroleum Products — Automotive Distributors NEED PROPANE - Use Belle Haven 442-5811 Tasley 787-4900 Chincoteague 336-6316 Onley 787 1500 Oak Hall 824-3453 Cape Charles 331-2900 76 EICHELBERGER’S FURNITURE, INC. Keller, Virginia ACCOMAC AVIATION, INC. “FLY” Melfa, Virginia HORNE AND STAUFFER Exmore, Virginia THE PEOPLES TRUST BANK “Half Century of Outstanding Service” Exmore, Virginia 23350 77 WATTS BROTHERS “FINE APPAREL FOR GENTLEMEN” PARKSLEY, VIRGINIA 78 T. LEE BYRD SONS Produce Brokers Telephone Valley 4-3401 Mears, Virginia PENINSULA SEAFOOD PRODUCE, CO., INC. Grower Shipper of All Kinds of Seafood Produce Phones: Temperanceville Office 924-4610 — 824-3808 TOWNE HOUSE RESTAURANT Geraldine and Dick Murray “FINE FOOD” Phone: SU 7-9620 CROSLEY SERVICE STATION Accessories Fubrications Market Street Phone: SU7-9683 Onancock, Virginia 79 (jO ' C cfiiors jKessage Dear Students and Faculty of P.H.S., It has been a real pleasure putting together this book, and we hope that you will receive as much pleasure from it. We also hope it will help you remember some of the fun and good times you’ve had at dear ole Parksley High. It brings a tear to our eyes when we think that this is the last year that the class of ’69 will be together in the great Eagle, but we are sure that the torch will be kept burning throughout the coming years. Our many thanks go out to the faculty. Miss Morton, our advisor, and the Annual Staff for their cooperation in helping us make this yearbook a big success. Good-bye P.H.S. (P y 80 4 Ct_A H • 1 . 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