Southampton High School - Nottoway Yearbook (Courtland, VA)

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£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

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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

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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