Southampton High School - Nottoway Yearbook (Courtland, VA)

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Cross Country Sea m C. Marks, R. Darden, A. Ballard, K. Tinkhan, E. Story, D. Kinzie Waverly Pulley, Manager Mr. Krebs, Coach 97 :

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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

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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