Southampton High School - Nottoway Yearbook (Courtland, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1961 volume:

PH®? ' LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Virginia High School League THE HEARTBEAT OF SOUTHAMPTON The man who leads our teachers, The teachers who lead our minds, The friends that we take with us, And the friends we leave behind. The clubs which broaden the scope Of learning, and give us a stronger grip. The sports which build our bodies, and teach us good sportsmanship. The books, the music, the tasks, That challenge and inspire us too, The way each school day beg ins the same, But teaches us something new. The dances, and the ball games, And the friendly atmosphere, The sock hops and the pep rallies That make us yell and cheer. This, the Heartbeat of Southampton, Is recorded here with pride, Lest we forget the important part It played in all our lives. The Senior Class Published by the Seniors of SOUTHAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL Courtland, Virginia Editor - Kay Cobb Co-Editor - Linda Nurney Art Editor - Ann Doss Business Manager - Lois Bradshaw Sponsor - Charles B. Ballance Administration. 3S •ic. Our Principal . . : -J vY OF vine naU° nS ■ rd boa ieg e tYvew sors se 1 tVJO W %x e ° s taV nS a nee., c oat, 8 a S,Me « c fi00se c o iie, ge. through Mr. Stout ' s French comes alive with the Califone Mrs. McLemore stresses creative writing «IIIK Students i m p r o v e their reading ability. 6 Civics Class Mrs. Baker teaches the fundamen¬ tals of Algebra. Students learn the principles of chemistry. Skills . And club activities. Students are taught the skills of shorthand. Typing . . . Home Ec . . . Shop . . • ■ and pep rallies. Sportsmans dip opportunities to study in an atmosphere of learning We are very proud of our library and the many fine books and magazines available for students to read. ...and a well trained and capable staff wfiose constant oojcctinc is to examine, evaluate, and change today’s program to meet tomorrow’s needs. 11 It is our privilege as the graduating seniors of 1961 to dedicate THE NOTTOWAY to a man who has devoted unlimited time and effort for our benefit. An inspir¬ ation and a guide in our everyday life, he has led us enthusiastically, often lent us the strength for success, and made our team one to be proud of. We express the deepest feeling of admiration, res¬ pect, and appreciation in dedicating THE NOTTOWAY of 1961 to MR. JOHN H. KREBS. Raymond B. Bodkin, Principal Hal V. Stout, assistant Principal 14 Mrs. Alyce Paige McLemore B. S., Longwood College Mr. Lewis H. Davis B.A., Randolph-Macon College M.Ed., William and Mary College ENGLISH Mrs. Betty Miller B. S., Madison College Mrs. Retha Updike B. S., Radford College FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. Margaret Baugham A.B., Greensboro College Miss Betty Lucas B.S., William and Mary College Norfolk Division MATHEMATICS Mrs. Lucy Baker B.A., William and Mary College Mrs. Vivian Farmer B.A., Woman ' s College University of North Carolina FINE ARTS Miss Paige Mayes B.M.E., RPI 15 BUSINESS AGRICULTURE Mr. Charles Ballance B.S., East Carolina College Mr. Robert E. Roebuck B.S., East Carolina College Mr. J. S. Bryant B.S., VPI Mr. B. C. Bowden B.S., VPI HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Bernice Trice Blackstone College B.S., Radford College PHYSICAL EDUCATION SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. William K. Hardee B.S., East Carolina College Miss Margaret Dowdy B.S., Longwood College Mr. Hal V. Stout B.S., M.A., East Carolina College Mr. J. L. Dail B.A., Wake Forest College 16 Mr. John A. Hall B. S. Randolph-Macon College Science £i(5rarian Mrs. Rosa Kinzie B. A. Bridgewater Col¬ lege, William and Mary College Mrs. Deaton F. Faucette B. S. Longwood College Secretary Miss Robbie Claud B. S. Longwood College, M. A. George Peabody College Mrs. Dorothy Jarratt Speedwriting Institute of Smithdeal-Massey Busi¬ ness School guidance Mr. Charles R. Coates B. A. Lake Forest Col¬ lege, Illinois, M. Ed., William and Mary Col¬ lege Mr. John H. Krebs B. A. Lynchburg College, William and Mary Col¬ lege 17 Well, if it was me . . . ah . . . ah. . . I ' d buy me a wheelbarrow. Mrs. Baker figures how long it will be until 3:30. Candid Camera If I grade them now, I can watch Gunsmoke later. Nope, I haven ' t had a bite since football season began.” Homer . . . ! 18 Better move Miss Dowdy! They ' re both eyeing your plate. On Coving Memory Of... ELIZABETH ANN POPE April 15, 1943 June 22, 1959 1 to r: Carol Crute, Reporter; Butch Outright, President; Gene Edwards, Treasurer; Lois Bradshaw, Vice-President; Mr. John Krebs, Sponsor; Toni Holt, Secretary. MOTTO: We enter to learn; We depart to serve. COLORS: Red, White, and Blue 22 Seniors Linda Irene Baugham Margaret Jane Boykin Lois Elizabeth Bradshaw Vivian LaVerne Bradshaw Seniors Jessie Carlton Britt Judy Ann Branch - ' Randal Bryan Branch Garnett Carolyn Burgess B - Seniors Carol Loraine Crute Catherine Westbrook Cobb Reginald Warren Cobb, Jr. Martha Ann Cobb Patricia Ambra Crumpler Amos Hudson Cutright Lanneau Tyler Darden Susan Elaine Darden Seniors Jane Elizabeth Davis Judith Claire Doles Seniors Martha Jean Hancock Walter Wingate Futrell, Jr. William Floyd Grizzard, Jr. Milton Thomas Futrell, Jr. Seniors Jerry Wayne Grizzard David Lee Halsey Seniors Ransom Lynn Harvell, Jr. Sherry Ray Holt Edward Allen Hotchkiss Antonia Rose Holt Richard Cline Kinzie. Jr. James Waverly Horne HI Nancy Lois Laine Joel Kenneth Lassiter Bobby Wilson Lee Seniors Frances Rebecca Mattox Anita Paige McLemore Archie Ray Lassiter Dennis Alton Moore Joan Elizabeth Partridge Linda Elaine Nurney Seniors Sandra Jo Pond Joseph Waverly Pollard, Jr. Linda Ann Peele Kenneth Gene Porter Hazel Mae Raiford Gracie Belle Pope Seniors Jewel Frances Spence James Elliott Story Homer Stuart Saunders, Jr. Seniors Lewis Edward Story Harwood Paige Watkinson. Jr. Larry Edward Stephenson Back row: Charles Ward, Vice-President; Ed Story, President; Warren Beale, Secretary: John Sykes, Treasurer. Front row: W T oody Marks, Reporter: Mr. Robert E. Roebuck, Sponsor. juniors MOTTO: Let us watch well our beginning and results will manage themselves. COLORS: Pink and green 34 H. F. Babb Linda Babb Earl Bailey Charles Barnes Jimmy Barnes Franklin Beale Hugh Beale Warren Beale Carolyn Bishop Billy Bond Bobby Branche Juanita Branche Bobby Broocke Gillette Bryant Joan Bryant Gene Bulls Patsy Claud Liz Betty Close Marian Cook Randolph Cook Dorinda Conner Jane Crichton Evelyn Cutchins Linda Dickerson Douglas Dundalow Shirley Everett Tony Feher Freddy Felts Nancy Ferguson Joyce Fowler juniors Jackie Galtress Brenda Gray Kenneth Gray Julia Griffin Ronnie Griffin Steven Gyoker Susan Hines Franklin Jackson Gloria Joyner Faye Kitchen Donnie Little Willie Malcolm Clyde Marks Woody Marks Doris Jean McGaha Don Murfee Betty Nichols Wayne Overby Linda Parham Richard Parham James Parrott Charles Peebles Bernard Person Kathryn Pittman Gwennie Pope Pam Pulley Mary Lou Raiford juniors Shirley Ricks L.J. Sheffield Susan Smith Faye Stephenson Nickie Stephenson Wanda Stephenson Juanita Stone Ed Story Betty Jean Sumrell John Sykes Keith Tinkham Judy Thompson Douglas Tucker Charles Ward Stafford Woodard 1961 Front row: Patricia Duck, Secretary; Nancy Joyner, Reporter; Back Row: Mrs. Alyce Paige McLemore Sponsor; Tommy Gillette, President; Arthur Avent, Treasurer; Jimmy Joyner, Vice-President. MOTTO: Forward ever; Backward Never. COLORS: Pink and white Dorothy Atkins Arthur Avent Bruce Barnes Soph omoves Martha Barnes Ernie Barrett Lloyd Bass Barbara Nell Baugham Carolyn Bennett Irene Bradshaw Royce Branch Aurelius Brantley Barbara Clary John Claud Sandra Clements Bobby Cole Wayne Davis Billy Drake Jimmy Drake Patricia Duck Robert Lee Duke Jerry Dunning Claudia Edwards Russell Faison 1961 Sidney Faucette Tyke Fisher Evelyn Garner Carol Ann Gillette Tommy Gillette Carol Ann Grizzard James Gyoker Mary Anne Gyoker Suzanne Harris Kurt Harrup Carroll Hill Connie Hoggard Jean Paige Holt Madelyn Hotchkiss Alice Jackson Marie Jarratt Carolyn Johnson Jimmy Joyner Nancy Joyner Sue Joyner Larry Kitchen Jimmy Laine Chess Magette Wayne Marks So pd amoves 1961 Estelle McClenny Carol Owen Judy Parham Sarah Francis Partridge Carlton Pope Hunter Raiford Johnny Ray Rawls Jimmy Rock Gladys Romines Guy Pope Rountree Nancy Saunders Billy Stainback Bobby Stainback Lynda Lee Thorpe Jack Trew Steve Tucker Pete Turner Darden Vaughan Roland Vaughan Gail Vick Betty Lou Wells Peggy Westbrook David Williams Betsy Worrell Left to right: Jimmy Lassiter, Reporter; Pope Grizzard, Secretary; Jimmy Jackson, Treasurer; Miss Betty Lucas, Sponsor; Waverly Pulley, President; Peggy Bunn, Vice-President. 3reshmen MOTTO: Never rest ' til good is better and better is best. COLORS: Blue and white FLOWER: White carnation David Allen Tean 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 Pattie Camp Carolyn Clements Mary Leigh Close Johnny Cook Carolyn Darden Rebecca Darden Karlie Davis Mary Sue Davis Peggy Davis Connie Drake Roy Drake Barbara Edwards Elaine Edwards Leon Edwards Linda Edwards Jimmy Elder Carolyn Ellis Gracie Ellis Shirley Ellis Sandra Felton Wayne Felts Ronnie Ferguson Henry Fowler Shirley Francis Billy Galtress Calvin Gray Earl Gray Mary Pearl Gray Lucille Gr iffin Pope Grizzard Bill Halsey Albert Harrell Earl Harrell Johnny HiH Susan Hill Cleo Hoggard Ray Holloman Jimmie Jackson Rebecca Jaratt + Ail Nancy Joyner Jimmy Lassiter Kay Lassiter Ann Lowe Sterling Marks John McClenny Richard Moore Kay Nurney Waverly Owney Dorothy Parham Clay Parker Marilyn Parker 3vesdmen 1961 Mabel Person Pete Pope Donnie Porter Roy Porter Paul Powell Rosa Powell Waver ly Pulley Robbie Purvis Edwin 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 Brenda Ward Ronnie West Barry Whittaker Brenda Whitfield Patsy Whitley Ben Williams Sheldon Worrell Left to right: Buddy Pope, President; Judy Applewhite, Treasurer; Mr. Lewis Holmes Davis, Sponsor; Gail Fisher, Secretary; Warren Edwards, Vice-President. Nancy Babb Jimmy Babb Rebecca Barnes Penny Barnes Wayne Banty Ronnie Bass Gene Beale Larry Beale Neal Bolton Bruce Bond Paul Bradshaw Judy Brinkley Percy Mack Britt Kenneth Brittle Camilla Bryant Johnny Bryant Lloyd Bryant Connie Carver Ed Coggsdale Hubert Coggsdale Mandy Cook Sylvia Cook Tommy Crowder Katheryn Darden Mary Jane Darden John Darden Carolyn Davis E. W.Doss Darron Drake Roger Drake Mary Dundalow Steve Edwards Warren Edwards Nancy Ellis Garry Everett Rozsa Feher Bob Felts Evelyn Ferguson Paige Ferguson Pat Ferguson Gail Fisher Janie Francis Raymond Francis Tommy Francis James Fuller Walker Gillette Dale Grissom Mary Grissom Elaine Gyoker Wayne Gyoker Norman Hale Billy Hancock Charles Hancock Diane Hancock Garth Hancock Larry Harroll Randy Harvell P. J. Hedgepeth Wayne Hill Linda Hobbs Carl Holt Charles Holt Martha Rowe Hundley Donna Inge Angelyn Johnson Charles Joyner Mary Jo Laughter Jimmy Lee Jimmy Lee Garland Lowe Ida May Luter Johnny Magette Faye Malcolm Ann Marks Ann Marks Priscilla Marks Doug Marks Robert Martin Edgar McGaha Carey McGrath Anne Nichols Mary Nurney Eddie O ' Berry Jimmy O ' Berry Joe Pittman Buddy Pope Roselyn Pope Robert Wayne Pope Betsy Porter Linda Porter Robert Pulley Jimmy Raiford Marvin Raiford Margaret Raiford Merle Raiford Kent Rock Wayne Rock J. C. Spence Joyce Spence Kathy Stephenson Virginia Lee Story Burt Taylor Harriet Taylor June Taylor Marian Thorpe Jerry Tinkham Cindy Trice Wallace Turner Linda Tyner Becky Vaughan Brenda Vick Fenton Vick, Jr. Jimmy Vick Terry Warren Wayne Watkins on Donnie Whitaker Diane Woodard Shannon Woodard Linda Worrell 53 E IS HERE T ' GERSHWIN Mu •fi Ttlkr l°k L « 4m ' ca Homecoming Queen Lib Rawlings Mai d Of Honor Jane Boykin Homecoming Court Patti Camp, Freshman; Linda Dickerson, Junior; Joan Partridge, Senior; Martha Barnes, Sophomore; Gail Fisher, Eighth Grade. BEST ALL AROUND Dick Kinzie and Kay Cobb MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Butch Cutright and Susan Darden 58 BEST LOOKING Gene Edwards and Jane Boykin MOST POPULAR A1 Ballard and Lib Rawlings 59 MOST TALENTED Archie Lassiter and Ann Doss FRIENDLIEST Lewis Story and Margie Ramsey 60 MOST ATHLETIC Kenny Porter and Ruby English NEATEST Jerry Grizzard and Martha Ann Cobb 61 BEST DANCERS Dennis Moore and Joan Partridge WITTIEST Jay Horne and Linda Nurney 62 BIGGEST FLIRTS Bobby Lee and LaVerne Bradshaw MOST UNFORGETTABLE Homer Saunders and Nita McLemore 63 AssemSly Programs Before the 1960 presidential election, these students debated in assembly. The question: Resloved that the Democratic Party Platform is more bene¬ ficial to the American People than the Republican Party Plat¬ form. The affirmative edged out the negative by a 6-5 majority. Left to right: republican M. Han¬ cock, L. Darden, J. Horne (alter¬ nate) Democratic: L. Bradshaw, (Al¬ ternate), S. Darden, L. Rawlings. MISS FASHION FAD B. Jarratt Observing Book Week, the Library Club sponsored a book character contest on Novem¬ ber 11. Many of the students, dressed as their favorite book character, participated. MISS HINCH M. Gyoker 64 WITCHES IN MACBETH M. Ramsey, L. Rawlings . N. McLemore On May 6 the Juniors enter¬ tained the Seniors with a Southern Se re nade The authentic colonial mansion, a garden surrounded by a col¬ onnade and the billowy clouds overhead helped set the mood for a perfect evening. The Seniors presented class rings to the Juniors, thus es¬ tablishing anew tradition at Southampton. Nightclub Exquisite, a light performance given in the fall, proved to be a big success. Tom Bryant swings with Oop Poo A Doo. 65 £asf Will And ‘(jesizment Mildred Babb leaves her Beta Club pin to Sue Smith. A1 Ballard leaves his Ford to Bobby Cole. Joanne Bates leaves her 1200 calorie diet to Faye Kitchen. Linda Baugham leaves her red hair to Jackie Galtress. Sandra Beale leaves her seat on the bus to Joanne Holloman. Jane Boykin leaves her black hair to Pam Pulley. LaVerne Bradshaw leaves her walk to Madelyn Hotchkiss. Lois Bradshaw leaves her many problems to Mary Sue Davis. Judy Branch leaves her three musketeers place to Jane Crichton. Randall Branche leaves his extra pair of eyes to Bobby Branche. Carlton Britt leaves the remains of Bus No. 1 to Franklin Beale. Carolyn Burgess leaves her typewriter to Marian Cook. Kay Cobb leaves her cheerleading uniform to Sarah Par¬ tridge. Martha Cobb leaves S.H.S. nothing! Who says you can ' t take it with you? Mate Cobb leaves his talent to play a cornet to Hugh Beale. Patsy Crumpler leaves her neatness to Peggy Westbrook. Carol Crute leaves her ponytail to Judy Thompson. Butch Cutrightleaves his best wishes to the Junior class. Lanneau Darden leaves her slide rule to Katherine Pittman. Richard Darden leaves his unusual abilities to Mr. Hall. Susan Darden leaves her English notes to Mary Leigh Close. Jane Davis leaves her three musketeer ' s place to Linda Dickerson. Steve Davis leaves happily. Judy Doles leaves her homeroom teacher to the Juniors. Ann Doss leaves her brushes and paints to Patti Camp. Ruby English leaves her height to future basketball players. Gene Edwards leaves his thinness to Sidney Faucette. Nell Ellis leaves her English class seat to Gloria Joyner. Patricia Ellis leaves her library jobs to Doris McGaha. Marie Ellsworth leaves her government grades to Juanita Branche. Tommy Futrell leaves his ability to stay slim to Kenneth Gray. Billy Grizzard leaves his English knowledge to Judy Par¬ ham. Jerry Grizzard leaves his basketball accuracy to Charles Ward. David Halsey leaves his musical ability to Norman Hale. Martha Hancock gladly leaves her English notebook to Mrs. Miller. R. L. Harvell leaves his red hair to Tony Feher. Toni Holt leaves her chair in band to Hugh Beale. Sherry Holt leaves her position on the annual staff to Mary Lou Raiford. Jay Horne leaves his height to Jimmy Lee. Edward Hotchkiss leaves his conduct record to Ed Story. Richard Kinzie leaves peace” in English IV to Mrs. MiUer. Nancy Laine leaves her bookkeeping seat to Faye Stephen¬ son. Archie Lassiter leaves his brain to the Biology Class for study. Kenney Lassiter leaves his ability to get by without study¬ ing to Jimmy Lassiter. Bobby Lee leaves his love life to Douglas Tucker. Anita McLemore leaves her excellent driving habits to Charles Barnes. Dennis Moore leaves his weight to Tommy Gillette. Backy Mattox leaves twenty pounds to Nancy Ferguson. Linda Nurney leaves laughing. Joan Partridge leaves her gas to Billy and Bobby Stainback. Linda Peele leaves her flighty personality to Dot Railey. J.W. Pollard leaves his scholastic average to Robert Duke. Sandra Pond leaves her clear driving record to Vicky Bur¬ gess. Gracie Pope leaves her brown eyes to Evelyn Cutchins. Kenny Porter leaves his football position to Johnny Ray Rawls. Hazel Raiford leaves her 3 musketeers place to Faye Ran¬ som. Marjorie Ramsey leaves her Physics notebookto any crazy Junior. Lib Rawlings leaves her many good fortunes at S.H.S. to Priscilla Marks. Topsy Roberts leaves her loudness to Charles Peebles. Homer Saunders leaves his reputation to Freddy Felts. Jewel Spence leaves her shy manner to Carolyn Bishop. Larry Stephenson leaves his little black book to H.F. Babb. EUiot Story leaves his pass to the Funkhouses to Freddy Felts. Lewis Story leaves his shoulder pads to Robert Lee Duke. Woodie Watkinson leaves his fatigued brain to Roland Vaughan. £6 Senior Sid NAME ALIAS WEAKNESS WHERE FOUND SPARE TIME AMBITION Mildred Babb ' ' Millie milk school watching T.V. go to Egypt A1 Ballard A1 solid geometry anywhere and everywhere going success Joanne Bates Jo” eating too much at home reading and watching T.V. teacher Linda Baugham Linda eating with Sam talking housewife Sandra Beale Sandy” clothes on route 460 reading for English newspaper reporter Jane Boykin Maggie Pepsi-cola at school listening to radio do something for others LaVer ne Bradshaw Peachie talking with a certain boy going success Lois Bradshaw Grandma left ankle Winston Salem, North Carolina something con¬ cerning Wake Forest a home in Switzerland Judy Branch Judy Robert Zuni reading Private Secretary Randal Branch Frog girls bowling alley playing cards be rich Carlton Britt Carlton English Branchville riding be success¬ ful Carolyn Burgess Carolyn sleeping home going success Catherine Cobb Kay” food most anywhere playing my organ success and happiness Martha Ann Cobb Cobb comedies home--writing letters sewing to stay happy Warren Cobb Mate cigars bowling alley playing poker architect Patsy Crumpler Sis” Pat pizza pie Franklin talking to Lewis go to Hawaii Carol Carol North Carolina going out the listening to to have sue- Crute boys front door the radio cess Butch Cutright Chuck English anywhere watching T.V. to be rich Lanneau Darden Lan boys most anywhere reading math teacher Richard Darden Dick girls and Doc” Hall Franklin making plans play college basketball Susan Darden Susie spaghetti at school What spare time ? go to 1968 Olympics Jane Davis Hollywood bookkeeping Zuni water skiing be successful Steve Davis Stella” eating S.H.S. da ncing be successful Judy Doles Sally movie stars anywhere driving around to be success ful Ann Doss Dossy” Radford anywhere on the go famous artist Ruby English Ruby Hamburgers on the phone What spare time? to be success ful Gene Edwards Curly Girls Gwennie ' s eating or sleeping success Nell Ellis Nell sleeping mov ies riding horses nurse Patricia Ellis Trish eating sweets home reading secretary Marie Ellsworth Ree food with Rabbit T.V.-day- dreaming success Tommy Futrell Fat Man English practicing and playing ball hunting make an A under Mrs. Mi ller Billy Grizzard Little Jerry good looking women anywhere with girls to be success ful Jerry Grizzard OOtsi young women Dot ' s sleeping or watching T.V. bo successful David Lee Halsey Dave school anywhere loafing success 67 Senior Sidelights NAME ALIAS WEAKNESS WHERE FOUND SPARE TIME AMBITION Martha Hancock Martha grapefruit in a meeting there is none! be happy and useful R. L. HarveH Red music and girls at home hunting and records teacher Antonia Holt Toni ' ' sleeping Suffolk spare time ? ? success Sherry Holt Sheray Donnie school dating wife and mother Jay Horne Reverend Mrs. Miller gymnasium music none Edward Hotchkiss Edward English depends on who wants me loafing to be rich Richard Kinzie Dick food woods hunting millionaire Nancy Laine Nancy Bobby everywhere 9 9 9 9 9 t to be helpful Archie Lassiter Tarzan drums pool room reading sports car magazines own a sports car Kenny Lassiter Skip girls bowling aHey bowling own a sports car Bobby- Lee Nothing a certain girl Sedley Sedley success Anita McLemore Mac ’Moochie” my cat It depends on who wants to know’ talking President of the U.S. Dennis Moore ' Denny Moore girls Emporia dancing teacher Becky Mattox Becky boys Emporia talking on the phone teacher Linda Nurney Nurney curiosity anywhere but home Don ' t be absurd 1! own a white T-Bird Joan Partridge Bob White road to Emporia anyplace and everywhere going That ' s my secret!! Linda Peele Linda colds Suffolk Who has any? Work with children J. W. Pollard Nanna girls Emporia Diner shooting pool to pass Sandra Pond Jo-Jo a certain boy with Wingate daydreaming success Grade Pope ’ ' Sis” English movies television secretary Kenny Porter Duroc women looking for girls looking for girls miUionaire Hazel Raiford Hazel R.B. Hunterdale reading have a suc¬ cessful life Marjorie Ramsey ' Dargie ' Doc Hall Lab driving drag cat Lib Rawlings Sleepy too numerous 9 9 9 9 9 writing letters Go to 1965 Inauguration Zeannette Roberts Topsy V.P.I. most anywhere going be successful Homer Saunders Speed work Most anywhere riding around success and happiness Jewel Spence Jewel blushing Emporia reading Shorthand be successful Larry Stephenson Little Horse Lib R. no telling none to be taH. dark, and handsome EUiot Story WiUie Hop” girls pool room shooting pool millionaire Lewis Story Lou girls in the halls of S.H.S. riding around a long and happy life Woodie Watkins on Harwood girls anywhere getting into trouble always be lazy ss if. t f. 1 til ■ ! ■ « � JUWr jm 1 1 • ■ ' T A ■ M I . ' • ■ m j 4 First Row: W. Pulley, M. Hancock, S, Darden, N. McLemore, S. Pond. P. Camp, J. Applewhite, J. Boykin, W. Stephenson, J. Fowler, L. Darden, L. Rawlings, A. Johnson, P. Pope, T. Gillette, G. Fisher, K. Cobb, D. Woodward, Mrs. Miller, sponsor. Third Row: B. Ricks, G. Pope, C. Ellis, D. Kinzie, M. Barnes, M. Ram¬ sey, G. Joyner, C. Clements. Fourth Row: B. Pope. R. Vaughan, S. Faucette, E. Barrett, E. Story, D. Moore, B. Cutright. Student Cooperative Association Project The SCA provides opportunity for practicing good citizenship during school life. Some successful projects this year are: 1. Big Brother-Big Sister System. 2. Calendar of Events 3. Chocolate sale: A. Student Handbook B. Tennis Courts C. Track 4. 7th grade Orientation 5. Elections: A. National” B. Homecoming Queen C. SCA 6. Awards assembly S.C.A. Officers Mrs. Miller, Sponsor; N. McLemore, Reporter; S. Darden, Vice President; M. Hancock, President; L. Rawlings. Secretary; S. Faucette. Treasurer. 70 Front Row J. Bryant, P. Pulley, S. Darden, S. Pond, J. Boykin, A. Doss, T. Holt. Second Row K. Pittman, L. Darden, K. Cobb, M. Ramsey, C. Crute, L. Bradshaw, R. Harvell, M. Babb. Third Row W. Overby, J. Sykes, E. Story, K. Gray, T. Feher, B. Cutright, Mrs. Baker, Sponsor. Bda Club The Beta Club, a member of the Na¬ tional Beta Club of America is an educa¬ tional organization for Junior and Senior students in high school. The purpose of the club is to promote scholarship, lead¬ ership, ideals of honesty, and to encour¬ age 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. L. Darden, Sec. L. Bradshaw, Rep. i ,1 r 11 r,s 71 L.to R.: G. Pope, E. Brooks, C. Edwards, B. Worrell, D. Atkins, B. Mattox, S. Holt, N. Laine. Second Row; L to R: M. Cook, J. Thompson, L. Parham, P. Claud, W. Malcolm, L. Close, N. Joyner, R. English, J. Crichton, L. Babb, C. Johnson, J. Doles, J. Spence, S. Beale. Third Row; L to R: E. Cutchins, S. Ever- ette, D. Connor, A. Jackson, F. Stephenson, G. Vick, J. Bryant, M. Gyoker, M. Jarratt, G. Pope, M. Ells- worth. Suture Homemakers The Future Homemakers of America is the national organiza¬ tion of pupils studying homemaking. Any pupil enrolled in junior or sen¬ ior high school who is taking or has taken a homemaking course may be a member. The motto of F.H.A. expresses the purpose of the organization To¬ ward New Horizons learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families maybe better tomorrow. 3.H.A. Officers L to R: E. Brooks, His.; N. Laine, Sec.; J. Spence, 1st. V. Pres.; G. Pope, Pres.; M. Cook, 2nd V. Pres.; S. Holt, Treas.; Mrs. Trice, Sponsor. Standing: G. Pope, Rep.; J. Thompson, Song Leader. 72 i r s ' W i a iT iL It i First Row: L to R: P. Gray , C. Hoggard, B. Bradshaw, N. Saunders, P. Davis, S. Francis, M. Babb, M. Taylor. Second Row; L to R: L. Simmons, P. Simms, M. Person, B. Ward, B. Edwards, R. Thompson, V. Shaffer, J. Atkinson, C. Drake, B. Wells, G. Ellis. Third Row; L to R: P. Whitley, P. Ricks. M. Parker, B. Bass, M. Close, A. Lowe, E. Edwards, N. Ellis, B. Sumrell, E. McClenny, I. Bradshaw. Fourth Row; L to R: G. Romines, B. Baugham, S. Joyner, C. Ellis, W. Stephenson, C. Bennett, D. Parham, B. Jarratt, M. Nurney, J. Applewhite, R. Powell, N. Joyner. Of America Students get individual attention. There are rewards! 73 First Row; L to R: S. Clements, J. Spence, B. Taylor. P. Grizzard. R. Drake, T. Crowder, R. Purvis, R. Felts, E. Doss, L. Parham. Second Row: Mr. Bowden, J. Elder, L. Babb, R. Drake, C. Hill, W. Hill, J. Hill. Third Row: C. Gray. R. Francis, R. Francis, H. Bulls, M. Raiford, C. Parker, P. Pope. Fourth Row: B. Drake. B. Pope, R. Cook, J. Magette. G. Everette,W. Felts, C. Peebles. Fifth Row: E. Raiford, F. Jack- son, H. Raiford, H. Cossdale. R. Porter, L. Stephenson, W. Futrell. R. Ferguson. Sixth Row: F. Vick, B. Branch, J. Pollard, R. West, M. Raiford, J. Lee, J. Parrott, L. Edwards. 3uture 3armers America j W ' • 4 % Qn The Southampton F.F.A. ... an old club with new en¬ ergies to carry out new ideas for a new generation of agri¬ cultural-businessmen. 3.3. A. Officers L to R: F. Jackson, Sentinel; J. Pollard, V. Pres.; P. Pope, Sec.; W. Futrell, Pres.; G. Rountree, Treas.; C. Parker, Rep.; Mr. Bowden, Advisor. 74 Top Row; L to R: L. Nurney, P. Grumpier, S. Darden, N. McLemore, M. Hancock, A. Doss. Second Row: J. Spence, R. English, C. Edwards, S. Hill, C. Thompson, R. Darden, B. Jarratt, N. Joyner, J. Holloman, C. Grizzard, S. Beale, K. Pittman, N. Joyner. Third Row: C. Bennett, P. Duck, D. Clark, B. Worrell, F. Ransom, L. Dickerson, S. Everett, M. Hotchkiss, C. Johnson, C. Gillette, B. Clary, S. Smith, E. McClenny. Fourth Row: C. Crute, M. Cobb, J. Partridge, M. Babb, L. Close, J. Thompson, J. Crichton, T. Roberts, L. Bradshaw, P. Pulley, S.Pond, S. Partridge, M. Babb. Fifth Row: Sponsor, Mrs. Faucette, G. Joyner, J. Doles, M. Barnes, L. Bradshaw, L. Rawlings, J. Boykin, L. Edwards, K. Lassiter, S. Felton, D. McGaha. The Tri-Hi-Y is a girls ' Christian organization dedi¬ cated to the promotion of clean living, clean speech, clean sportsmanship, and clean scholarship. Some of their activities this year have included: worship in different churches, presen¬ tation of devotionals over the public address system and a Thanksgiving program. Officers J. Boykin, Pres.; G. Joyner, Chap., M. Barnes, Treas.; L. Brad¬ shaw, Rep.;L. Rawlings, V. Pres.; J. Doles, Sec.; Mrs. Faucette, Sponsor. First Group, First Row: C. Ward, E. Story, D. Kinzie, G. Bryant,K. Tinkham . Second Row: B.Stainback, H. Babb, D. Tucker, B. Stainback. Bottom Row: S. Darden, D. Moore, G. Pope, K. Cobb. Second Group, left row Top: R. Duke,W. Marks, T. Futrell, W. Futrell, J. Boykin, J. Lassiter. Right Row: H. Saunders, L. Story, R. Faison, N. McLemore,S. Partridge, G. Rountree. Middle: L to R: L. Bradshaw, L. Rawlings. Third Group: Top Row; L to R: W. Watkinson, R. English, J. Horne, R. Darden. Second; L to R: T. Rob¬ erts, A. Ballard, M. Barnes, L. Stephenson, K. Porter, B. Cole. Bottom Row: J. Joyner, J. Partridge, B. Lee, L. Nurney. Varsity Varsity sports participation is encour¬ aged in our athletic program. The Var¬ sity Club invites as members those boys and girls who have lettered in sports. Its purpose is to promote greater interest in athletics and to encourage good sports¬ manship. Also, it stimulates school spir¬ it through its activities. The annual athletic banquet is given each spring for members and guests. At this time we have a well known sports fig - ure or coach as guest speaker. The Varsity Club boasts of its unusual initiation procedure which provides good fun for the old members. Varsify Club Officers Standing: W. Watkinson, Rep.; C. Ward, Treas.; R. Dar¬ den, Sec.; T. Futrell, V. Pres.; Front Row L to R. D. Kinzie Pres.; Mr. Hardee, Sponsor. M,: Jl?. � l Bottom; Front to Back; L to R: L. Nurney, N. McLemore, J. Boykin, K. Cobb, J. Partridge, B. Lee, T. Fu- trell, S. Darden, K. Porter, L. Stephenson, T. Roberts, L. Bradshaw, W. Futrell, D. Kinzie, A. Ballard, L. Rawlings, J. Horne, W. Watkinson, L. Story, D. Moore, R. Darden, R. English, E. Hotchkiss, H. Saunders. Pseudonyms 77 Front Row: J. Fowler, D. Railey, J. Doles, F. Stephenson. Second Row: S. Pond, C. Bishop, T. Roberts, E. McClenny, B. Worrell, J. Branch. Third row: J. Griffin, L. Bradshaw, W. Malcolm, W. Stephenson, Mr. Roebuck, Sponsor. Suture Business Leaders Of America Kneeling: J. Galtress, Chef: W. Stephenson, Chef; J. Doles, His.; Standing: L. Bradshaw, Treas.; C. Bis¬ hop, Pari.; J. Fowler, Sec.; S. Pond, Pres.; D. Railey, V. P.; T. Roberts, Sec. V. P.; J. Davis, Rep.; Mr. Roe¬ buck, Sponsor. Prize-winning exhibit 78 Seated: W. Stephenson; First Row: L to R: J. Branch, H. Raiford, V. Burgess, B. Worrell, J. Bryant, B. Baugham, C. Davis, S. Francis. Second Row: J. Davis, K. Davis, B. Jarratt, B. Edwards, E. Ferguson, L. Baugham, C. Drake. Third Row: P. Ellis, D. Atkins, P. Bradshaw, R. Brown, J. McClenny, K. Harrup, H. Bulls. Cibrary Club £i6rary CluS Off icers P. Ellis, Rep.; J. Davis, Sec, Treas.; W. Stephenson, Pres.; Miss Claud, Sponsor; J. Bryant, V. Pres. The Library always has attractive bullet in boards. 79 Katherine, Gillette, and Martha (and Bones). 80 Athletics A. Doss, Art Editor; K. Cobb, Editor; L. Bradshaw, Bus. Mgr.; L. Nurney, Asst. Editor. Activities FrontRow: J.Doles, S. Holt, N. Laine, K. Cobb, A. Doss. Second Row: J. Boykin, N. McLemore. P. Crum- pler, L. Nurney, L. Bradshaw, Mr. Ballance. (not pictured) L. Rawlings, M. Hancock. 81 1 Mm t . Mm PtVSi Front Row. J. Bates, J. Branch, C. Bishop, M, Babb, R. Darden, J. Darden, R. Brown, T. Holt. G. Bryant. Second Row: V. Burgess, S. Felton, P. Duck, M. Parker, C. Owen, E. Story, D. Halsey, N. Hale, M. Han¬ cock, B. Bond, C. Burgess, T. Fisher, H. Beale, M. Cobb. Standing: J. Lee, R. Harvell, B. Whitaker, R. Harvell, A. Lassiter, J. Fuller, P. PoweU, E. McGaha, D. Dundalow. S.H.S. Band Tribute to Drum Major, Mate” Cobb. S2 L. Rawlings, J. Branch, B. Ricks, S. Ricks, S. Hines, M. Cook, L. Bradshaw, V. Burgess, P. Pulley. Majorettes P. Pulley, L. Bradshaw, B. Ricks, S. Ricks, M. Cobb, L. Rawlings, J. Branch, M, Cook. S. Hines. V Burgess. 83 First Row: P. Scott, J. Taylor, S. Felton, S. Woodward, R. Bond, G. Pope, K. Stephenson, A. Marks, P. Bunn. Second Row: M. Gyoker, M. Jarratt, B. Porter, M. Laughter, A. Johnson, K. Davis, P. Bolton, S. Benton, C. Trice. L. Bradshaw. Third Row: B. Baugham, D. Railey, J. Applewhite, M. Babb, C. Clements, T. Roberts, B. Gray, S. Ricks, J. Fowler, E. Brooks, K. Nurney. Cfioral CluS 84 D. Halsey, G. Bulls, F. Jackson, R. Harvell, M. Cobb, N. Ferguson, L. Bradshaw, A. Lassiter, C. Britt. Standing: B. Lee, L. Stephenson, J. Pollard. Bus Drivers Bus Patrol, Kneeling: L. Baugham, J. Francis, E. Cutchins. Standing: J. Darden, H. Bulls, B. Cut right, R. Branch, H. Raiford, G. Everette, J. Pittman, D. Porter, K. Brittle. Safety Patrol Mary Freeman, Mrs. Ivy Marks and Miss Clyde Grizzard. Lunchroom P evsonne Lunch line at Southampton High School 86 janitorial Staff anifor William Cutler Georgia Mason Lizzie Wilkerson 87 Dorothy Jarratt, the secretary to Mr. Bodkin, is very helpful to everyone. We never cease to be amazed at how efficient she is. Waverly Pulley, our Monitor, can be depended upon to keep us up to date on all school happenings. 88 1 _ , V V ’ • yS Bobby , V Homer Kenny Charles Woody Co-captain. Wingate Co-captain, Lewis Ronnie Robert Lee Dennis Gillette ' Nothing ' Roland Richard Tommy Varsity 3ootbm 5eam First row; Left to right: P. Pope, R. Griffin, T. Gillette, T. Futrell, B. Lee, W. Futrell, T. Fisher, B. Stainback, J. Rawls, B. Stainback, W. Marks, J. Joyner. 2nd row: R. Bass, Manager; L. Stephenson, A. Avent, F. Felts, R. Parham, K. Porter, E. Harrell, S. Faucette, B. Williams, W. Owney, K. Harrup, R. Purvis, Manager, R. Martin, Manager. 3rd row: Mr. Hardee, coach, R. Duke, D. Moore, W. Beale, H. Saunders, G. Bryant, L. Story, W. Overby, R. Vaughan, Mr. Davis, coach. Coach Davis in despair. Coach Hardee patiently waits. Stainback blocks for Stainback. The Indians began their 1960 season by losing a squeaker to the Emporia Eagles 8-7. Faced with a tremendous rebuilding job, the Indians played with four, five, and sometimes six sophomores in the lineup. The next week at Gloucester the Indians were again nosed out 27-21, even though SHS rolled up 442 yards rushing to GHS 432. The following week the Indians were completely outclassed by Northampton 53-0. On Octo¬ ber 7, SHS played its first home game of the season and eased by Smithfield 12-6. Success was short-lived, however, as the following week the Indians met a powerful Deep Creek team and suffered a recordbreaking 63-0 defeat. The next week the Indians returned home to play highly favored Prince George. Playing their best game of the year, the Indians turned back Prince George 7-6 before a large home¬ coming crowd. Following their fine performance against Prince George, the Indians lost another close one to the Holland Dutchmen 19-14. This was followed by a 13-7 loss to James Blair and a 0-0 tie with Virginia Beach. In the final game with arch rival Franklin, the Indians turned to the form they showed against Prince George and won over Franklin and the homefield jinx 6-0. Bryant receiving pass runs for extra point. 93 Varsify Cheerleaders Carol and Gwennie Susan and Patti Co-captains Kay and Margie Linda and Joan 94 Sarah and Peggie %V. 3oot6 nll Seam 1st. Row: Left to right: L. Harrell, J. Cook, C. Joyner, W. Watkinson, W. Gillette, D. Porter, W. Edwards, S. Marks, W. Marks, C. McGrath. 2nd. row: P. Simmons, D. Marks, C. Holt, R. Pope, J. Fuller, J. Magette, K. Harrup, R. Francis, R. Holloman, M. Raiford. 3rd. row: W. Rock, G. Beale, B. Pope, C. Parker, P. Hedgpeth, S. Babb, J. McClenny, J. Bryant, J. Jackson, J. Claude, Mr. Stout. Left to right: 1st. row: C. Trice, P. Marks, A. Marks. 2nd. row: J. Taylor, B. Porter, J. Apple- white. 3rd. row: M. Darden, G. Fisher, M. Laughter, G. Woodard. 95 Mr. Bodkin praises the unity and co-operation a- mong county Ruritan clubs and the Boykins Lions Club, which made possible the note burning which took place on the night of the Southampton-Smithfield game. The fire in the wheelbarrow consumed the final notes held against the Southampton County Education Corporation and made the lighting facilities and the football field the property of the corporation. ENDORSERS ON SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED NOTES Ivor - Berlin C. Edward Neave, Jr. E. R. Lowe R. H. Cornwell Sam B. Stephenson R. L. Harrup L. R. Bracey J. Russell West J. Marvin Pulley John C. Raiford J. B. Lowe Paul Branch G. P. Raiford A. M. Felts Walter Raiford H. W. Wade Elton Stephenson W. F. Raiford Julian Felts R. L. Harwell C. M. Ramsey Silas S. Kea Sons J. H. Jackson B. F. Felts J. Winston Camp Homer S. Saunders E. W. Pittman Marvin Felts John T. Faircloth Wilroy Stephenson Wm. R. Neave Elton Raiford Walter H. Neave W. W. Griffin R. W. Simms W. H. Holt, Jr. Capron-Drewryville J. E. Fox H. Lee Bain W. H. Story W illiam Rawlings J. C. Williams Wm. B. Gillette Ira H. Barham Paul C. Marks V. S. Pittman Robert P. Sebrell, Jr. V. S. Pittman, Jr. D. H. Bell H. L. Bain W. E. Grizzard A. L. Grizzard Peter Thomas J. L. Claud C. D. Cobb J. B. Flowers Owen W. Johnson F. E. Pope S. E. Pope Edward Trice J. B. Flowers. Jr. E. Q. Murphy J. L. Drewry G. W. Leigh R. D. Claud W. G. Allen, Jr. W. R.McCraw C. G. Harrup Paul C. Dunn R. J. Dunn, Jr. Jesse Lee Courtland - Sedley - Garth S. Hancock Harvey G. Pope L. A. Clements R. L. Hancock, HI H. L. Hancock W. J. Manry Richard E. Railey Stuart H. Jenkins E. D. Priggen H. B. McLemore, Jr. R. M. Dickerson Emmett F. Reese, HI Edwin P. Westbrook, Jr. John W. Rollison, Jr. B. A. Will iam s Jr. H. C. Manry Marion R. Joyner G. L. Bryant W. B. EUis R. B. Story, Jr. E. F. Reese, Jr. M. T. Futrell Harold C. McGrath James S. Johnson Lewis H. Holland George W. Vick F. A. Simmons Edward L. Cobb J. K. Simmons Kenner C. Rice, Jr. E. R. Vaughan E. M. Applewhite Elliott B. Parker E. Warren Beale T. P. Gilbert J. W. Fox, Jr. Garland H. Davis Lloyd A. Applewhite Robert W. Riddick Chas. F. Urquhart, Jr. R. S. Hill Edward H. Brooks. Jr. B. Hubert Beale Fletcher Beale E. E. Pittman Wallace S. Simmons George U. Siegrist Homer R. Whitehead R. A. Whitehead W. T. Cobb, Jr. J. P. Simmons R. R. Reese Malcolm D. Simmons W. N. Whitehead J. L. Grissom Jack W. Vick William B. Simmons, HI R. J. Hotchkiss W. L. Halsey Thomas C. Tillery Ben E. Babb J. E. McClenny Rainey Hundley Marvin Whitley C. B. Harding Boykins - New ? soms Branchv ille W Hugh PoweU, Jr. J. N. PoweU Geo. M. Davis, Jr. L. F. Draper, Jr. Victor E. Zava Elmo L. Rock L. F. Draper C. W. Smith John M. Britt Thomas B. Trant H. F. McCoy Earl W. Fuller John E. Partridge C. C. Overby H. T. Smith’ J. R. Broocke C. B. Rock, Jr. James W. Rock H. O. Carlton J. W. Pope, Jr. W. H. Britt, Jr. R. L. Drake Charles McDoweH R. A. Bunn Victor Grizzard Forrest Smith Ben B. Ussery J. C. Stephenson, Jr. L. P. Clary, Jr. C. L. Davis A. B. Harris George C. Scott B. C. Edwards T. Q. Bolton H. C. Simmons, Sr. R. D. Vick, Jr. Bertha Dickerson J. C. Blowe R. F. Marks George R. Prince George R. Prince Marshall T. Vick J. L. Carter Linwood L. Pope J. T. Story, Jr. R. B. Railey H. C. Bradshaw J. C. Bunn James D. Darden Joe Everett E. Beale Carter J. L. Dail Gilbert Francis W. T. O ' Berry, Jr. E. C. Felts Charles Bunn James O’Berry J. C. Bunn, Jr. Eppa B. Prince R. N. Darden. Jr. Guv P. Rountree S. C. Vick B. L. Bunn B. R. Vick Raymond Vick Fred D. WorreU Claude Drake Aubrey Story Earl W. Bryant 96 Cross Country Sea m C. Marks, R. Darden, A. Ballard, K. Tinkhan, E. Story, D. Kinzie Waverly Pulley, Manager Mr. Krebs, Coach 97 : SracK Seam First row: left to right: K. Kinzie, E. Story, R. Darden, C. Marks, K. Tinkham, Mr. Krebs, coach, P.Pope, R. Duke, A. Avent, W. Marks, C. Ward, D. Moore. Third row: B. Stainback, R. Harvell, B. Outright, W. Watkinson, R. Branch, T. Gillette. Fourth row: G. Bryant, L. Stephenson, L. Story, S. Faucette, E. Harrell, B. Stainback. Fifth row: C. Peebles, S. Marks. CROSS COUNTRY 1960 The Cross Country team led by Dick Kinzie and Ed Story completed a successful season with two wins and two losses. The competition for these meets consisted of Group I Schools. The most im¬ proved runner can be none other than Keith Tinkham. These top men supported by Richard Darden, A1 Ballard, and Clyde Marks competed in several of the state and international meets. In each meet these boys out performed teams from much larger schools. Track 1959-60 The Southampton track team, competition for the third year, suffered severly as a result of sick¬ ness and injury. There were some outstanding performers on the track team that will not return for actionforthe 1960-61 year. Tim Fuller, Bill Partridge, and FoxUrquhart are the men lost by grad- uationfor this season. Tim injured in the District meet was unable to perform in the state meet and Fox was just nosed out in dead heats to be kept from entering the state meet. The following men were District Champions in this event: Dick Kinzie, the mile; Ed Story, the half mile; and the 440 mile relay team. The mile relay team won the district and the state champ¬ ionship for the second consecutive year. With two of the boys returning, Bobby and Billy Stainback, the relay team should be strong again this year. The prospects for this year ' s team are good. Robert Lee Duke, Lewis Story and Sidney Faucette should strengthen the field events. Such men as Richard Darden, Earl Harrell, Clyde Marks, Pete Pope, Sterling Marks should give depth to the team. Gillette Bryant, in the high jump with Charles Ward and Earl HarreU in the pole vault should present a strong group in this field. In the sprints Bobby and Billy Stainback and Albert Harrell should present adequate personnel for this activity. The team this year will have the new incentive of a new track. At the present time their home meets are scheduled at this time. This is another step in our program made possible by the work of the Southampton Educational Corporation and the many interested friends of the school. 98 Q ' wls Varsity Basketball Oeam First row: left to right: L. Bradshaw, M. Close, J. Boykin, R. English, M. Barnes, M. Cobb. Sec¬ ond row: Miss Dowdy, Coach, P. Westbrook, C. Gillette, J. Crichton, L. Close, S. Everette, M. Davis, S. Hill, C. Clements, C. Darden, Becky Mattox, Manager. The Girls ' Basketball Team for the 1960- 61 season is made up of four Seniors . . Jane Boykin, Lois Bradshaw, Martha Ann Cobb, and Ruby English; three Juniors . . Liz Betty Close, Jane Hardy Crichton, and Shirley Ev¬ erett; three Sophomores .Martha Barnes, Carol Ann Gillette and Peggy Westbrook; and five Freshmen . . Carolyn Clements, Mary Leigh Close, Carolyn Darden, Mary Sue Da¬ vis, and Susan Hill. Five forwards and two guards are returnees from the previous sea¬ son ' s team. Team Manager is Senior . . Becky Mattox. With two out of last years three high scor¬ ers back, the girls look forward to setting a record that will break last year ' s nine-three finish. 99 ftfie Sensational Six 100 Boys ' Varsity Bas£d6a Z Geam 1st row L to R: A. Ballard, C. Ward, Jay Horne, R. Darden, E. Story. 2nd row L to R: W. Edwards, A. Brantley, T. Futrell, W. Owney, E. Barrett, Coach Krebs, W. Beale, D. Moore, C. Marks, D. Tucker, J. Lassiter. Southampton Opponent 55. 48 56. 57 88. 23 61. 51 61. 66 61. 65 61. 63 53. 50 53. 46 34. 71 58. 41 57. 54 47. 43 58. 49 64. 39 59. 23 51. 46 75. 53 53. 36 63. 48 101 Co-captain Jay Co-captain Charles Richard 102 3 a Sulous 3 i we Al, Richard, Co-Captains Jay and Charles, Ed, Mr. Krebs, Coach Charles goes up for rebound. Jay shoots two more points. 103 junior Varsity Basketball ‘ eam First Row Left to Right: L. Harrell, R. Duke, E. Harrell, J. Bryant, K. Harrup, S. Britt, S. Marks, T. Bryant, M. Raiford, J. Claud, P. J. Hedgepeth, S. Faucette, S. Babb, L. Bass, J. Rock, Mr. Stout, Coach. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Co-Captains: Kay and Joan, Patti, Sarah, Susan. 104 Varsity Ba.seba.ll Scam ■ r I mm ■jm ' -A wm First row: Coach Mr. Dail, A. Brantley, A. Ballard, R. Griffin, J. Rawls, D. Tucker, L. Bass. Sec¬ ond Row: W. Futrell, H. Babb, R. Vaughan, L. Kitchen, T. Futrell, J. Horne, K. Porter. Southampton High School completed a successful season in 1960, winning 11 out of 12 games. The only defeat was Deep Creek by the score of 7 to 4. The success of the team is a tribute to the players, and this year ' s team lost members who have set a high standard over four years of play for other teams to attain. Team work, team spirit, and sportsmanship have been outstanding charac¬ teristics. Leading hitters were Bryant .424, Dail .405, Story .400, Maddrey .353, Brock .333, and Tucker .333. Leading pitchers were Joe Dail 7-0, and Doug Tucker 4-1. Southampton will miss these seniors next year - co-captains Dennis Maddrey and Joe Dail; Bobby Bryant, Bobby Prince, Grant Brock, Paul Peyton, Bobby Story, and Bo Shiller. Returning next year will be such players as A1 Ballard, Aurelius Brant¬ ley, Tommy Futrell, Wingate Futrell, Ronnie Griffin, Jay Horne, Kenny Porter, Johnnie Rawls, Doug Tucker, Roland Vaughan, and H. F. Babb. Some promising freshmen will be members of this year’s squad. 105 Varsity Baseball 1960 Schedule SHS 14 Windsor 3 SHS 10 Franklin 1 SHS 21 Va. 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