Southampton High School - Nottoway Yearbook (Courtland, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1960 volume:

LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Virginia High School League OPPORTUNITIES at Southampton High School foreword If, in publishing this volume of THE NOTTOWAY, we can give you a better idea of our school, the things for which it stands and the opportunities it presents to all of us, give future students something to look forward to, give pr esent students something tangible by which they may remember happy moments and profitable years in common purpose, then we feel we have accomplished our task. The Staff 2 , fc c mow Published By The Senior Class Of SOUTHAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL Courtland, Virginia Patricia Underwood Editor Joyce Raiford Business Manager Edward Bradshaw Art Editor NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY AND SURROUNDING US IS THE CONSTANT aw 7 0 ? 4 The boys acquire much useful knowledge through Office procedure comes to life through business shop work. courses. Through study and experimentation, science becomes a vital part of our lives. REMINDER OF THE OPPORTUNITIES THAT ARE OURS. 5 FORESHADOWING OUR FUTURE, CLASS EXPERIENCES MOLD AND INFLUENCE US. College-bound students enjoy their Latin class. Self expression comes as art skills develop. Teachers stress the importance of correct English. We develop our bodies as well as our minds. WE TREASURE BOTH THE ROUTINE We must not forget our class admission slips I One of the most important periods of the day - LUNCH TIME! The minutes fly by as we chat with friends and get ready for the next class! HOMECOMING - 1959-60 C. Edwards, S. Hill, B. Outright, B. Lowe, Queen, M. Cobb, P. Drake AND SPECIAL EVENTS. 9 ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN SPORTS IlsroMSk dratn a boo s ra? ton ut a AND IN STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS EXEMPLIFIES OUR SOUTHAMPTON SPIRIT. OURS IS AN INTERESTING AND WELL- Forensics offers opportunities in public speaking. Biology students study anatomy. Musical training begins early at Southampton. 13 HU ' Dedication MR. LEWIS HOLMES DAVIS Teacher . . . Coach . . . Leader of Youth Because of his patience and understanding in the classroom, because he places sportsmanship and honor above victory, and because of his good influence in the lives of the students at Southampton, we proudly dedicate this fourth volume of THE NOTTOWAY to Mr. Lewis Holmes Davis. 60 1 MR. RAYMOND C. BODKIN, PRINCIPAL B.A., Glenville State College, W. Va. M.A., West Virginia University Principal ' s Message M4L ■ ud-Ly ' VyV -4l4y 4UlAMr)d ZA ' y £ y- ' . t cres 4- W zrf-Lr dluibxJis tzuis ditjj duxud drfhyttdbtv ZUm d fxz tJA dii ClM4 , £djj ydL j y X-jrtUdJl ; j xir n yi4 zjdUcJu Jdurzire ddb dZidcs doAiy usr- rWVU47t C r ' . t u £lP , rtxfirzt 7 d) 4 UUV£JUJ tf UYid Pa siwnd d tiA y 18 English Department Mr. John A. Hall B.S., Randolph-Macon College Mrs. Rosa Kinzie B.A., Bridgewater College William and Mary College Miss Betty Lucas B.S., William and Mary College Norfolk Division Science Department faculty Mrs. Deaton F. Faucette B.S., Longwood College Mrs. Retha Updike B.S., Radford College Mrs. Alyce Page McLemore B.S., Longwood College Mrs. Anne Rice Blackstone College B.A., Bridgewater College Mrs. Betty Miller B.S., Madison College Mrs. Lucy Baker B.A., William and Mary College Mr. Lewis H. Davis B.A., Randolph-Macon College M.Ed., William and Mary College Mr. J. L. Dail B.A., Wake Forest College Mr. Hal V. Stout B.S., M.A., East Carolina College Mathematics Department Social Science Department Vacuity Mrs. Vivian Farmer B.A., Woman ' s College University of North Carolina Foreign Language Department Mr. Charles Ballance B.S., East Carolina College Mr. Robert E. Roebuck B.S., East Carolina College Miss Paige Mayes B.M.E., RPI Miss Virginia Moseley B.A., Mary Washington College Commercial Department 20 Fine Arts Department i Mr. Charles R. Coates Mr. John H. Krebs B.A., Lake Forest College, B.A., Lynchburg College Illinois William and Mary College M.Ed., William and Mary College Mr. B. C. Bowden B.S., VPI Mr. J. S. Bryant B.S., VPI Guidance Department Agriculture Department faculty Mrs. Bernice Trice Blackstone College B.S., Radford College Home Economics Department Miss Margaret Dowdy B.S., Longwood College Mr. William K. Hardee B.S., East Carolina College Miss Robbie Claud B.S., Longwood College M.A., George Peabody College Mrs. Dorothy Jarratt Speedwriting Institute of Smithdeal-Massey Business School Physical Education Department Librarian Secretary 21 Of course you weren ' t trying to give your baby away, Mr. Bowden. You just put him in the wrong Volks - wagon J But, Mr. Bodkin, Mrs. Miller couldn ' t help being late this time f The business boys ballance the budget. Teacher ' s work is never done! 23 Seniors Senior Class Officers F. Urquhart, Reporter; T. Fuller, Pres.; D. Maddrey, V.-Pres.; B. Outright, Treas.; E. Thompson, Sec. Motto: Be sure you are right, then go ahead. Colors: Red and White Flower: Red Carnation Mrs. Betty Miller Sponsor 24 Seniors President EARL W. FULLER, JR. Boykins, Virginia Treasurer BARBARA JEAN OUTRIGHT Ivor, Virginia Secretary CLARENCE ELMER THOMPSON Capron, Virginia Vice-President DENNIS ARNOLD MADDREY Branchville, Virginia Reporter CHARLES FOX URQUHART III Courtland, Virginia 25 Seniors GLENDA MASON BASS Courtland, Virginia NELL JEANETTE BRANCH Zuni, Virginia JOAN LEE ATKINSON Courtland, Virginia DOROTHY BELLE AVENT Drewryville, Virginia EDWARD THOMAS BRADSHAW Franklin, Virginia BETTY ANN BAUGHAM Boykins, Virginia 26 Seniors ALVIN GRANT BROCK, JR. Zuni, Virginia MARTHA ROWE BRYANT Court land, Virginia JAMES ROBERT BRYANT Boykins, Virginia NANCY BETTE BULLS Sedley, Virginia DAVID LEE BRYANT Sedley, Virginia EMILY EDITH BULLS Ivor, Virginia 27 Seniors JO ANN CARTER Boykins, Virginia BONNIE MARIE CUT CHINS Newsoms, Virginia EVELYN MARIE COGGSDALE Handsom, Virginia FRANCES CUTCHINS Boykins, Virginia NANCY JAMES CRICHTON Capron, Virginia JOSEPH LEROY DAIL, JR. Newsoms, Virginia 28 Seniors BETTY CLINTON DICKERSON Courtland, Virginia DAVID CLARENCE DAVIS Courtland, Virginia EMMETT EDWARD DRAKE, JR. Handsom, Virginia HERBERT DOUGLAS DRAKE Boykins, Virginia SHARA LEE DRAKE Franklin, Virginia 29 Seniors JUDITH MARIE DUCK Sedley, Virginia FRANCES DEATON FAUCETTE Bovkins, Virginia WINSTON CARL DUKE Ivor, Virginia PATRICIA ANN FELTS Ivor, Virginia BOBBY VANN FERGUSON, JR. Newsoms, Virginia PEARL BARBARA DUNLOW Boykins, Virginia 30 Seniors CHARLES FERGUSON FULLER Courtland, Virginia 1 JUNE JEANETTE HANCOCK Courtland, Virginia DORIS FAYE GRIFFIN Ivor, Virgi nia ANN PAGE HOLT Sedley, Virginia SHIRLEY ANN GYOKER Courtland, Virginia JOAN CAROLYN HOLT Ivor, Virginia 31 Seniors ELIZABETH ANN JORDAN Courtland, Virginia ALICE LEE LAMB Capron, Virginia EVELYN LOUISE JOYNER Courtland, Virginia DAVID R. KITCHEN, JR. Courtland, Virginia MARTHA JANE LASSITER Newsoms, Virginia PATRICIA BLAND LASSITER Boykins, Virginia 32 Seniors JEAN BYNUM LONG Boykins, Virginia LAURA ARLEAN LUTER Ivor, Virginia EUGENE ALVAN MUNFORD Zuni, Virginia PEGGY ANGELINE LOWE Ivor, Virginia MARY FRANCES NEWSOME Sedley, Virginia BETTY SUE LOWE Ivor, Virginia 33 Seniors GEORGE ROBERT PRINCE, JR. Capron, Virginia LINDA JEAN PORTER Boykins, Virginia CLARA MAE RAIFORD Ivor, Virginia BARBARA LEIGH POPE Newsoms, Virginia GLADYS MARIE POPE Drewryville, Virginia LINWOOD EARL POPE Drewryville, Virginia 34 Seniors RITA THOMAS O’BERRY Newsoms, Virginia NANCY RAE O ' BERRY Newsoms, Virginia WILLIAM ALLEN PARTRIDGE Drewryville, Virginia VIRGINIA KAYE OVERBY Courtland, Virginia SHIRLEY LEIGH OVERBY Drewryville, Virginia PAUL MILLER PEYTON Capron, Virginia 35 Seniors JOYCE ELAINE RAIFORD Ivor, Virginia DAVIS THOMAS ROGERS Courtland, Virginia SAMUEL A. SHILLER, JR. Courtland, Virginia GEORGE PHILIP RAIFORD, JR. Ivor, Virginia BARBARA JEAN RICKS Boykins, Virginia 36 Seniors CONSTANCE LOUELLA STORY Newsoms, Virginia JUNE CAROL STEPHENSON Ivor, Virginia ROBERT BENNETT STORY, m Courtland, Virginia KATHRYN LEE TURNER Branchville, Virginia MARY ANN THORPE Newsoms, Virginia PATRICIA G. UNDERWOOD Capron, Virginia 3 Seniors JUDITH HOPE WARD Courtland, Virginia SHIRLEY MARIE WILLIAMS Drewryville, Virginia 38 Senior Mall Of Same MOST INTELLIGENT Patricia and Fox MOST LOVABLE Betty and Dennis gveiytt MOST ATHLETIC Frances and Bobby and Bill MOST TALENTED Alice Lee and Edward {Juniors Junior Class Officers Front: D. Kinzie, V.-Pres.; J. Bates, Reporter. Back: S. Pond, Sec.; M. Ramsey, Pres.; M. Cobb, Treas t Motto: We enter to learn; we depart to serve. Colors: Red, White, and Blue Flower: Red Rose Mr. John Krebs Sponsor In Loving Memory of Elizabeth Pope 41 Ijuniors Marjorie Ramsey President Dick Kinzie Vice-President Sandra Pond Martha Ann Cobb Secretary Treasurer Joanne Bates Mildred Babb Kenneth Bailey Reporter A1 Ballard Linda Baugham Sandra Beale Jane Boykin ‘Juniors Laverne Bradshaw Lois Bradshaw Judy Branch Randal Branch Carlton Britt Bobby Broocke Frances Brown ■ViAf Carolyn Burgess Kay Cobb Mate Cobb Patsy Crunipler juniors Carol Crute Butch Cutright Jane Davis Steve Davis Lanneau Darden Richard Darden Susan Darden Judith Doles Ann Doss Gene Edwards Nell Ellis {Juniors Patricia Ellis Marie Ellsworth Ruby English Jeanette Felts Tommy Futrell David Halsey Martha Hancock R. L. Harvell Sherry Holt Toni Holt Jay Horne I ' Juniors Edward Hotchkiss Billy Grizzard Jerry Grizzard Franklin Jackson Nancy Laine Archie Lassiter Kenny Lassiter Bobby Lee Billy Lowe Jack Lowe Becky Mattox 46 {Juniors Anita McLemore Dennis Moore Linda Nurney Linda Parham Joan Partridge Linda Peele J. W. Pollard Grace Pope Kenny Porter Hazel Raiford Mary Lou Raiford 47 {juniors Lib Rawlings Topsy Roberts Homer Saunders Jewel Spence Larry Stephenson Elliot Story Lewis Story Woody Watkins on Robert Wyatt 48 Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers Seated: G. Joyner, Pres.; K. Pittman, Sec. Standing: B. Nichols, Treas.; C. Ward, V-Pres.; G. Pope, Reporter. Mrs. Alyce Page McLemore Sponsor Motto: Let us watch well our beginning and results will manage themselves. Colors: Pink and Green Flower: Pink Carnation 49 Sophomores Gloria Joyner Charles Ward Katherine Pittman Betty Nichols President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Gwennie Pope Reporter Carolyn Bishop Billy Bond Juanita Branche Gillette Bryant Joan Bryant Sophomores Gene Bulls Paul Carter Patsy Claud Sandra Clements Liz Betty Close Ann Coleman Dorinda Connor Marian Cook Randolph Cook Pat Drake Douglas Dundalow Jerry Dunning Shirley Everette Russell Faison Sophomores Tony Feher Elridge Felts Freddie Felts Nancy Ferguson Bobby Fowler Ronnie Griffin Steve Gyoker Bobby Hancock Betty Johnson Faye Kitchen 52 Sophomores Norman Lee Donnie Little Virgil Lynn Willie Malcolm Clyde Marks Woody Marks Doris McGaha Richard Parham Charles Peebles Don Murfee Wayne Overby Bernard Person Pam Pulley Hunter Raiford Dot Railey Faye Ransom Bertha Ricks Brenda Riggins 9fcr?.c Sophomores Wanda Stephenson Ed Story Betty Sumrell John Sykes Keith Tinkham Doug Tucker Pete Turner David Williams Stafford Woodard Gary Wyatt freshmen FRESHMAN OFFICERS Standing: R. Vaughan, President; S. Faucette, Vice-President. Seated: J. Parham, Secretary; J. Joyner, Reporter; J. Claud, Treasurer. Motto.Forward ever; backward never. Colors.Pink and White Flower . . . Pink and White Carnations Mrs. Anne Rice Sponsor 55 freshmen Johnny Claud Jimmie Joyner Arthur Avent H. F. Babb Bruce Barnes Martha Barnes Ernie Barrett Lloyd Bass Barbara Baugham Carolyn Bennett Irene Bradshaw Bobby Branch Royce Branch Aurelius Brantley Eileen Brooks Hugh Bulls Vicki Burgess Dean Clark Barbara Clary Bobby Cole Annie Bell Cook Wayne Davis Billy Drake 56 . Jreskmen Claudia Edwards Tyke Fisher Kenneth Garrett Carol Gillette Tommy Gillette Billy Gray Estelle Griffin Carole Grizzard Jimmy Drake Pat Duck Robert Duke James Gyoker Mary Ann Gyoker Suzanne Harris Kurt Harrup Carroll Hill Johnny Hill Susan Hines Connie Hoggard Kenneth Holcomb Jean Holt Madelyn Hotchkiss Alice Jackson Marie Jarratt Carolyn Johnson Nancy Joyner 57 Vk freshmen Sue Joyner Larry Kitchen Jimmy Laine Ches Magette Wayne Marks Estelle McClenny Carol Owen Sarah Partridge Carlton Pope John Rawls Shirley Ricks V Jimmy Rock Guy Rountree Nancy Saunders L. J. Sheffield Billy Stainback Bobby Stainback Lynda Thorpe Jack Trew Steve Tucker Gail Vick Darden Vaughan Betty Wells Peggy Westbrook Betsy Worrell Sheldon Worrell Eighth Grade EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Left to Right: C. Parker, Treas.; C. Clements, Sec.; P. Pope, Pres.; S. Hill, Vice-Pres. Mr. Hal V. Stout Sponsor Motto. . Never rest ' til good is better and better is best. Colors . Flower . 59 Eighth Grade Pete Pope Susan Hill Carolyn Clements Clay Parker David Allan Jean Applewhite Jean Atkinson Lewis Babb Mary Babb Sheldon Babb Betty Bass Donnie Bass Sandra Benton Paige Bolton Betty Bradshaw Sam Britt Robert Brown Tommy Bryant Peggy Bunn Tommy Burgess Patti Camp Mary Leigh Close Sylvia Cook Carolyn Darden Rebecca Darden Karlie Davis Mary Sue Davis Peggy Davis Connie Drake Darrow Drake Roy Drake Jimmie Drewry Barbara Edwards Elaine Edwards Kay Edwards Leon Edwards 60 Eighth Grade Linda Edwards Steve Edwards Jimmie Elder Carolyn Ellis Grace Ellis Shirley Ellis Sandra Felton Wayne Felts Ronnie Ferguson Ralph Flowers Henry Fowler Shirley Francis Billy Galtress Calvin Gray Earl Gray Pearl Gray Lucille Griffin Pope Grizzard Sylvia Grizzard W. T. Grizzard Bill Halsey Albert Harrell Earl Harrell Cleo Hoggard Paul Holcomb Jimmie Jackson Rebecca Jarratt Nancy Joyner Jimmy Lassiter Kay Lassiter James Lee Anne Lowe Sterling Marks Robert Martin John McClenny Richard Moore 61 Eighth Qrade Kay Nurney Mary Nurney Waverly Owney Dorothy Parham Marlyn Parker Mabel Person Donnie Porter Roy Porter Paul Powell Rosa Powell Waverly Pulley Robbie Purvis Edwin Raiford James Raiford Betty Ricks Priscilla Ricks Pauline Scott Virginia Shaffer Linda Simmons Paul Simmons Pearl Simms Vernon Spradlin Larry Story Mary Taylor Carol Thomason Rebecca Thompson Fenton Vick Brenda Ward Ronnie West Sue Whisenant Brenda Whitfield Patsy Whitley Barry Whittaker Ben Williams John Wright 62 ■mm 65 Student Co-Operative Association Participation in various organizations is an opportu¬ nity presented to the students at Southampton. Here they work ' together with adult supervision, carrying out proj¬ ects which render service not only to the individual, but also to the school and community. The SCA is such an organization. Through its activi¬ ties, it provides opportunities for practicing good citizen¬ ship during school life. Some projects which have been successfully com¬ pleted this year are: 1. Financed and published Student Handbook. 2. Parked cars at football games. 3. Managed the concessions stand at all games. 4. Supervised milk distribution during lunch time. 5. Provided hall monitors. 6. Conducted drives for Tuberculosis, March of Dimes, and Crippled Children. SCA OFFICERS K. Cobb, Reporter; E. Thompson, Treasurer; M. Hancock, Vice President; B. Story, President; H. Stout, Sponsor; S. Darden, Secretary. FrontRow: S. Darden, Sec.; B. Story, Pres.; K. Cobb, Reporter; E. Thompson, Treas. Second Row: S. Ben¬ ton, G. Pope, A. Brantley, R. Harvell, D. Rogers. Third Row: P. Pope, S. Felton, G. Joyner, C. Gillette, C. Johnson. FourthRow: M. Ramsey, J. Ward, D. Avent, S. Williams,R. O ' Berry, C. Clements, B. Lowe. Fifth Row: F. Faucette, W. Beale, T. Fuller, J. Horne, B. Bryant, C. Crute, B. Williams. Meta Club First Row: E. Joyner, J. Hancock, S. Pond, M. Babb, P. Underwood, J. Boykin, K. Cobb. Second Row: S. Darden, L. Darden, A. Doss, C. Crute, L. Bradshaw, M. Ramsey, D. Avent, S. Williams, B. Ricks, P. Lassiter, T. Holt. Third Row: T. Fuller, B. Story, B. Cutright, F. Urquhart, R. Darden, E. Thomp¬ son, R. Harvell, D. Rogers. The Beta Club, a member of the National Beta Club of America, is an educational orga¬ nization for Junior and Senior students in high school. The purpose of the club is to promote scholarship, leadership, ideals of honesty, and to encourage students to continue their education beyond high school. Membership in the Beta Club must be earned by maintaining an average of ninety or above on all high school work. Beta Club Officers 67 J. Hancock, Treasurer; P. Underwood. Secretary; D. Rogers, Vice-President; S. Williams, President. Zri-Mi- V The girls of the Tri-Hi-Y show in¬ terest in their program of activities. Some of these include: presenting a Thanksgiving program for assembly, bringing Christmas happiness to three children, sponsoring a Mother-Daugh¬ ter Banquet combined with an Induction and Rededication Service, giving song books to the school, worshipping in different churches, and presenting devotionals over the public address system. Tri-Hi-Y Officers L. Nurney, Chaplain; Mrs. Faucette, Sponsor; F. Fau- cette, President; M. Ramsey, Vice-President; M. Cobb, Secretary; J. Boykin, Treasurer; J. Hancock, Pianist. Seated: J. Hancock, Mrs. Faucette. FirstRow: M. Babb, J. Branc h, M. Hotchkiss, P. Duck, A. Doss, J. Boykins, C. Edwards, J. Felts, M. Hancock. Second Row: K. Pittman, M. Barnes, S. Smith, G. Joyner, M. Ramsey, M. Babb, M. Cobb, J. Doles, T. Roberts, R. English, J. Duck, F. Faucette, S. Beale, L. Rawlings, B. Clary, F. Ranson. Third Row: L. Darden, L. Bradshaw, J. Atkinson, N. Crichton, J. Raiford, B. Cutright, J. Partridge, L. Peele, A. McLemore, P. Grumpier, F. Brown, L. Nurney, C. Crute. Fourth Row: C. Johnson, S. Harris, C. Bennett, S. Partridge, R. Rountree, S. Pond, P. Pulley, L. Bradshaw. 68 library Club Library Club members work at the circulation desk H , i ' ’ f Au r Nw m Attractive bulletin boards enhance the atmosphere of the library. ill. ' ' i ' jtlhU S3 ' Seated: P. Underwood, D. McGaha, S. Williams, J. Bryant. Standing: S. Everett, C. Bennett, J. Long, W. Stephenson, H. Raiford, J. Branch, Tony Feher, J. Stephenson, H. Bulls, N. Branch, J. Davis, C. Holt, D. Clark, N. Stephenson, C. Raiford, K. Edwards. 69 Maud Front Row: J. Hancock, J. Bates, L. Darden, J. Horne, J. Long, M. Babb, C. Owen, M. Newsome, Babb, T. Holt, J. Ward, G. Bryant. Second Row: D. Conner, C. Bishop, V. Burgess, P. Duck, Halsey, E. Story, W. Duke, F. Fisher, C. Burgess, H. Beale, W. Cobb. Standing: J. Joyner, R. Harvell, A. Lassiter. � j. W ' vi ' 4 ' 1 ’ j ■ $) ? S 70 a § M a I o r e t t c $ F. Brown, L. Rawlings, J. Duck, A. Holt, J. Branch, S. Hines. Kneeling: V. Burgess, L. Bradshaw. Standing: J. Duck, L. Rawlings, F. Brown, J. Branch, A. Holt, S. Hines. Choral Club First Row: P. Bunn, C. Drake, N. Joyner, A. Griffin, B. Ricks, R. Wyatt, G. Wyatt, J. Doles, M. Hotch¬ kiss, J. Applewhite, K. Nurney, L. Bradshaw. Second Row: B. Riggins, E. Bulls, S. Benton, L. Peele, P. Bolton, E. Drake, R. Drake, S. Smith, M. Ellsworth, B. Cutchins, C. Hoggard, P. Ricks, P. Scott, C. Hoggard. ThirdRow: A. Luter, N. Branch, E. McClenny, P. Davis, T. Roberts, B. Branch, G. Brock, B. Jarratt, N. Bulls, B. Jordan, P. Felts, B. Whitfield, S. Pond. FourthRow: K. Lassiter, B. Sumrell, M. Lassiter, E. Edwards, N. Laine, B. Ferguson, R. Vaughan, N. Crichton, B. Mattox, N. Ellis, C. Crute, S. Ricks, M. Davis. M. Lassiter, E. Bulls, K. Turner, A. Luter, B. Cutchins. Scenes from the Harvest Festival. Science Club S. Darden, D. Kinzie, G. Bryant, Mr. Hall, Sponsor; B. Broocke. The advanced science class, sponsored by Mr. Hall, meets two consecutive nights a month and permits interested students toperform advancedand technical experiments which cannot be done in ordinary class time. Among the studies and experiments which have been com¬ pleted this year are: 1. Determining the molecular weight of carbon dioxide; 2. Provin Avagadro ' s Number; 3. Determining the atomic weight of lead and copper; 4. Studying Boyle’ and Charles ' Law; 5. Determining the molar volume of a gas. 73 tfj V) forensics A public speaker, a lawyer, or an actor may discover himself in the Forensic Program. The work is designed to help in rounding out the school program by giving to students the oppor¬ tunity to develop talents in dramatics, public speaking, writing, and other language activities. P. Dunlow presents a prose reading. First Row: H. Bulls, S. Williams, J. Hancock, M. Hancock, C. Bennett, J. Bryant, M. Newsome, A. Luter, W. Stephenson. Second Row: G. Bryant, E. Thompson, D. Rogers, J. Pollard, T. Fuller, R. Darden, B. Story, R, Harvell, T. Feher. Third Row: J. Duck, M. Ramsey, E. Joyner, L. Bradshaw, L. Darden, L. Story, M. Lassiter, B. Johnson, S. Overby, S. Everett, D. McGaha, F. Faucette, D. Clark, B. Ricks, C. Crute, J. Ward. Seated: Miss Lucas, Sponsor; S. Beale, E. Joyner, S. Darden, F. Brown. Standing: A. Lamb, J. Steph¬ enson, B. Lowe, G. Bass, J. Duck, S. Drake, S. Gyoker. Zke Chatterbox: Staff The CHATTERBOX is written, edited, and produced each six weeks by the Publications Staff made up of Seniors and Juniors. It contains news of school activities, class and club plans and projects, sports, and features. The purpose of the newspaper is to keep students informed about happenings throughout the school. All students are urged to contribute articles to it. E. Joyner, S. Beale, Miss Lucas, S. Darden. 75 J. Duck, J. Ward, A. Lamb, Mrs. Rice, Sponsor; E. Bradshaw, J. Raiford, H. Drake, P. Underwood. Zhe fiottoway Staff Headlines...Deadlines...Busy Times! J. Raiford, Business Manager; E. Bradshaw, Art Editor; P. Underwood, Editor. J. Ward, A. Lamb, J. Raiford, J. Duck, P. Underwood, Mrs. Rice, E. Bradshaw, H. Drake, P. Lassiter, P. Dunlow. 76 Varsity Club Sports...Sportsmanship.. Mb Senior Varsity Club Members E. Thompson, Vice-President; F. Urquhart, Secretary; T. Fuller, President; D. Maddrey, Treasurer. School Spirit First Row: R. O’Berry, B. Lowe, J.Raiford, F. Griffin, B. Cutright, C. Story, F. Faucette, J. Dail, B. Partridge, E. Thompson, D. Rogers. Second Row: S. Darden, G. Pope, K. Cobb. E. Hotchkiss, W. Watkinson, L. Story, G. Bryant, M. Ramsey, T. Roberts, A. McLemore, J. Felts, B. Hancock. Third Row: J. Partridge, L. Rawlings, A. Ballard, D. Kinzie. E. Story. J. Horne. J. Lowe. C. Barnes. F. Urquhart. Fourth Row: Mr. Davis, Sponsor: D. Maddrey, B. Shiller, T. Fuller. P. Peyton. L. Pope, P. Raiford, B. Story, B. Prince, Miss Dowdy, Sponsor. ) future Homemakers of America The FHA receives national recognition by Parents ' Magazine for outstanding s e r v i c e in Safety to their communities. Seated: B. Cutchins, S. Everett, B. Dickerson, D. Avent, President; Mrs. Trice, Sponsor; N. Laine, J. Fowler. Standing: B. Pope, L. Dickerson, G. Pope, L. Porter. Sitting: B. Pope, B. Baugham, A. Griffin, J. Bryant, P. Crumpler, M. Jarrett, A. Jackson, S. Partridge, M. Gyoker. First Row: M. Ellsworth, S. Holt, D. Avent, L. Baugham, F. Brown, B. Cutchins, M. Cook, J. Crichton, L. Close, J. Fowler, N. Joyner, L. Worrell, E. Cutchins, S. Cook, B. Nichols, C. Johnson, C. Edwards, S. Beale, C. Holt, J. Spence, S. Everett, N. Laine, F. Stephenson, E. Brooks. Second Row: B. Dickerson, F. Ranson, L. Dickerson, M. Lassiter, P. Claude, B. Mattox, R. English, L. Thorpe, J. Griffin, S. Ricks, G. Pope, L. Porter, M. Newsome. 78 Jut lire Jarmers of America Seated: K. Holcomb, H. Raiford, C. Barnes, J. Lowe, L. Stephenson, L. Pope. SeeondRow: R. Moore, C. Parker, P. Pope, L. Babb, B. Drake, G. Rountree, R. West, B. Gyoker, W. Futrell, J. Pollard, G. Brock. Standing: T. Burgess, R. Ferguson, P. Grizzard, B. Branche, R. Purvis, B. Lowe, C. Fuller, R. Drake, R. Branche, Mr. Bryant, Sponsor; E. Drake, W. Lee, R. Porter, D. Kitchen, J. Lee, R. Cook, R. Martin. Students complete project record books. Agriculture cycle of work--crops, live stock, poultry, and shop. future Husiness Ceaders of America % _ j m First Row: T. Roberts, N. Crichton, J. Fowler, J. Galtress, B. Riggins. Second Row: S. Holt, B. Johnson, J. Griffin, D. Railey, E. Joyner, C. Raiford. Third Row: M. Bryant, S. Pond, A. Lamb, J. Duck, P. Felts. Sponsors: Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Ballance. FBLA Officers First Row: B. Ricks, E. Joyner, A. Lamb, B. Riggins, P. Underwood, C. Bishop, P. Felts. Second Row: Mr. Roebuck, Sponsor; J. Ward, President; J. Duck, N. O’Berry, J. Galtress, Mr. Ballance, Sponsor. FBLA Picnic Prize-winning Exhibit Bus Drivers A. Lassiter B. Ferguson R. Harvell P. Raiford E. Hotchkiss Our bus drivers travel 587 miles per day, and a total of 105,000 miles per school year. We salute them and the Safety Patrol for their excellent record in safety. Safety Patrol 0k ' First Row: S. Britt, D. Drake, M. Newsome, D. Porter, C. Peebles. Second Row: E. Raiford. E. Harrell, W. Owney, R. Ferguson, M. Cobb, H. Stout, Sponsor. 81 jCunckroom Personnel Students appreciate the -well-balanced lunches planned by Mrs. Ivy Marks and Miss Clyde Grizzard. Mrs. Marks, Miss Grizzard, and Mary Freeman . ..... : Varsity Front Row: J. Dail, B. Shiller, T. Fuller, B. Bryant, K. Porter, B. Story, E. Thompson, B. Prince, J. Lowe, D. Maddrey, D. Rogers. Second Row: L. Davis, H. Babb, M. Futrell, L. Stephenson, T. Futrell, R. Duke, B. Lee, B. Stainback, B. Stainback, R. Parham. Third Row: B. Hardee, Coach; D. Moore, L. Story, H. Saunders, C. Barnes, G. Bryant, F. Urquhart, L. Davis, Coach; B. Cole, M anager INDIAN SCHEDULE--1959 Southampton ... 0 Emporia.0 Southampton . . .32 Gloucester.20 Southampton . . .19 Northampton .... 6 Southampton ... 6 Smithfield.20 Southampton ... 0 Deep Creek.40 Southampton . . .12 Prince George . . .25 Southampton ... 7 Holland.6 Southampton . . .32 James Blair ... .19 Southampton . . .14 York.6 Southampton . . .20 Franklin.7 Co-Captains: B. Bryant, D. Maddrey. Coaches: Mr. Hardee, Mr. Davis. football The Athletic Program at Southampton High School is open to all students who maintain a scholastic standing as required for participation. It offers opportunities for those interested in playing football, basketball, baseball, track and cross country. The coaches and teams strive for victory while adhering to the principles of good sportsmanship. The following records speak for themselves in showing the development of these teams. The Indians finished the ' 59 season with 6 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. After a scoreless tie with Emporia, the Indians started rolling and won the next two games The fourth game stunned the Indians and they lost the next two also. After this three-game streak of bad luck, the SHS eleven bounced back with a victory over title-contender Holland in a regular mud battle. The Indians then rolled on to win their last three games, the last one being a victory over arch-rival Franklin. 85 L Martha Cobb Claudia Edwards Pat Drake Susan Hill Homecoming Queen Betty Sue Lowe Attendants Barbara Cutright 86 Front Row: B. Lowe, C. Story, Co-Captains. Second Row: L. Nurney, S. Partridge, J. Partridge, S. Darden. Third Row: G. Pope, M. Ramsey, K. Cobb, A. McLemore. 87 Boys’ Varsity Hooks Horne Ward, a soph, and going strong! Horne intercepts . . . Steady Eddy Two for Joe Basketball Schedule SHS . . . 52 Chuckatuck.25 SHS . . . 44 Franklin. . 34 SHS . . . 48 Windsor.26 SHS . . . 56 Whaleyville . . . . . 25 SHS . . . 56 Prince George.42 SHS . . . 60 Holland . . 39 SHS . . . 64 Emporia .38 SHS . . . 48 Franklin. . 29 SHS . . . 52 James Blair.32 SHS . . . 59 Chuckatuck . . . . . 35 SHS . . . 58 Windsor.30 SHS . . . 50 Emporia. . 32 SHS . . . 52 Whaleyville.26 SHS . . . 42 Prince George . . . 40 SHS . . 55 Holland . . . 54 Tournament Schedule SHS . . . . . 48 Holland.41 SHS • . 54 Victoria . . . . .42 SHS . . . . . 74 Gloucester.51 SHS • • • 45 James Wood. . 44 SHS . . . . . 56 Virginia Beach. .47 SHS • . 34 Waynesboro. .66 SHS...44 Bassett. .60 Southampton High School basketball team has completed the most successful season in the school ' s history. The team raced to 20 straight victories before being defeated by the Waynesboro team, now the state champions. Southampton won the District I, Group II championship by defeating Holland, Gloucester, and Virginia Beach. Southampton turned back a strong Virginia Beach quintet to win the championship after defeating a high-scoring Gloucester team. The success of this team is a tribute to the members of the team and to the families which they represent. This is a team by which many SHS teams in the future may set their sights. Team work has been a consistent feature. Never has sportsmanship been more evident in a high school team. The players were the leaders; each realized the importance of team work, sportsman¬ ship, practice, and competitive spirit. The importance of individuals to the team is hard to measure for all have contributed much. The Southampton team will miss its seniors next year These include Co-captains Tim Fuller and Joe Bail, Bobby Bryant, Bobby Story, Bobby Prince, and Paul Peyton. Returning next year will be such players as Jay Horne, Charles Ward, Ed Story, Richard Darden, Tommy Futrell, A1 Ballard, and David Halsey. J. Lassiter, Manager; A. Ballard, E. Story, R. Darden, D. Halsey, B. Story, B. Prince, T. Fuller, J. Horne, C. Barnes, B. Bryant, P. Peyton, C. Ward, J. Dail, N. Lee, J. Joyner, Manager; John Krebs, Coach. 89 Qiris’ Varsity Left to Right: F. Griffin, T. Roberts, C. Story, J. Boykin, S. Darden, L. Bradshaw, F. Faucette, R. English, M. Babb, M. Barnes, P. Westbrook, L. Close, S. Everett, R. O ' Berry, B. Outright. Standing: J. Ward, Manager; Miss Dowdy, Coach. After an undefeated 1958-59 season, the SHS Girls’ basketball team finally had their 17 game winning streak broken by Windsor and finished the 1959-60 season with nine wins and three losses. High scorers for the team were Freshman, Martha Barnes with a total of 140 points; Senior Rita O’Berry with 131 points and Junior, Ruby English with 66points to her credit. The team scored a grand total of 500 points for the season. Indian Maids ' Basketball Schedule 1959-60 SHS.42 SHS.55 SHS.43 SHS.39 SHS.69 SHS.14 SHS.40 SHS. 50 SHS.25 SHS.51 SHS.32 SHS.40 Chuckatuck. 29 Windsor. 38 Prince George. 32 Windsor. 40 Whaleyville. 12 Franklin. 41 Whaleyville. 19 Holland. 11 Franklin .. 34 Chuckatuck. 40 Prince George. 25 Holland. 28 90 basketball 91 Varsity Southampton Hign School had a successful season in 1959, winning 11 out of 12 games which made them District Champions for the fourth con¬ secutive year. Leading hitters were Brantley .353; Brock .350; Dickerson .346; Story .333; Bryant .325; and Maddrey .308. Leadingpitchers were Dail 6-0 and Brantley 5-1. Dickerson and Bunn were relief pitchers. Coach Leroy Dail First Row: R. Darden, T. Futrell, D. Tucker, H. Babb, B. Bunn, D. Turner, Manager, R. Faison. Second Row: B. Prince, L. Brantley, J. Claud, R. Dickerson, S. Pope, B. Bryant, D. Maddrey, J. Dail. Third Row: Mr. Dail, coach; K. Porter, G. Brock, E. Hedgepeth, B. Story, J. Lowe. 92 Baseball BASEBALL SCHEDULE--1959 Southampton. 7 Windsor . . . . Southampton.19 Chuckatuck . . Southampton. 4 Smithfield . . . Southampton.14 Windsor . . . . Southampton. 3 Franklin . . . . Southampton. 7 Holland . . . . Southampton. 4 Chuckatuck . , Southampton. 7 Holland . . . , Southampton.11 Virginia Beach Southampton. 6 Franklin . . . , Southampton. 0 Smithfield . . , Southampton. 1 Virginia Beach 0 0 0 4 2 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 Grant Brock, outfielder Cross Country Zeam Front Row: B. Partridge, K. Tinkham, A. Ballard, G. Rountree, Manager. Back Row: W. Watkinson, E. Story, R. Darden, D. Kinzie, Mr. Krebs, Coach. Ninth in state this year- Maybe fifth next year? 94 Zraek Zeam Southampton High School fielded a track team for the first time during the year 1958-59. In addition to the dual and triangular track meets, Southampton competed in several state¬ wide meets. The Mile Relay Team won recognition in every meet in whicn it participated by placing second in the Virginia Tech Relays, first in the Virginian Pilot Relays, first in the District track meet, first in the State track meet, and by winning the 880 yard relay in the Tidewater meet. All indications are that the team will have a successful season this year, and many of the members will go to the State meet First Row: Mr. Krebs, Coach; D. Rogers, E. Thompson, L. Stephenson, R. Harvell, B. Partridge. Second Row: D. Maddrey, G. Bryant, D. Moore, E. Story, D. Kinzie. Third Row: T. Fuller, C. Barnes, C. Ward, F. Urquhart, B. Shiller. Fourth Row: B. Stainback, B. Stainback. 95 K • r ' {Junior Varsity football First Row: J. Joyner, R. Griffin, T. Burgess, A. Avent, T. Gillette, S. Edwards, P. Simmons. Second Row:W. Marks, R. Vaughan, C. Peebles, D. Little, L. Kitchen, B. Williams, J. Rawls, S. Marks, Man¬ ager. Third Row: B. Cole, Manager, C. Parker, S. Faucette, E. Harrell, W. Beale, F. Felts, C. Magette, P. Pope, H. Stout, Coach. Junior Varsity basketball First Row: J. Rock, S. Britt, T. Bryant, K. Harrup, A. Brantley. SecondRow: S. Tucker, L. Bass, K. Holcomb, H. Beale, J. Claud. ThirdRow: R. Duke, S. Faucette, E. Barrett, W. Owney, H. Stout, Coach. 96 {Junior Varsity Maseball First Row: Mr. Stout, Coach; T. Gillette, D. Tucker, A. Brantley, W. Marks, S. Tucker, J. Joyner. Back Row: R. Griffin, W. Futrell, C. Marks, R. Duke, R. Vaughan, S. Faucette, J. Rawls. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders From Left Front: K. Nurney, S. Felton, B. Whitfield, P. Camp, C. Darden, B. Ricks. M. Close. S. Benton, C. Drake, P. 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