Tangier High School - Harbor Light Yearbook (Tangier, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1967 volume:

) | A } tf tf ‘ ‘ 9 pegoian Mibbecyereeet ace� ante 3 iy | 4 f t ae Ayia 5 ‘ ; } . i + } i Bete ite Sarton ver terete baeerreney Sy Set peel Te eT Fas be eet Ieee fA ok rs fete yong� a nnd paonants tie enon same maw heen ony nate area sean RE Avis el abl d . ( 5 7 j ! . 5 � “i nH ; a . % f , , % 2 duet | % 4 he af “ i 5 Sik a rio) Sens et ert ees nt ¥ ps noi si ha obo hd Lay wv:yn oom sina ata) Pinner 9 X11: sah) trv Lng Ape Yt reed on nemo oper gs } bis PEPESPRE CIE? tyj9 0) fe ceem peers 5 = eee ams ment ah When ortam SCOTTIE LEE CROCKETT April 30, 1960 = October 1, 1966 And departing leave behind us footprints in the sands of time. Thus it will ever be with those who give themselves to others, That was SCOTTIE'S rare gift. We will remember him. Page ? Alma Water A GATEWAY TO OUR DREAMS. MAY WE EVER CHERISH OUR SCHOOL AS ONE KEY TO FUTURE HAPPINESS AND SUCCESSFULLY FULFILLING OUR ROIE AS CITIZENS OF OUR DEMOCRACY. Page 2 - Pargiien= tomcat elt Dod bac lion TO A LOYAL SERVANT, DEDICATED TEACHER, AND RESPECTED FRIEND WE DEDICATE THE 1967 HARBOR LIGHT. Page 3 HAROLD G. WHEATLEY, PRINCIPAL University of Virginia, B.A., M.A. History, French ELIZABETH B. PRUITT Longwood College, B.S. Home Economics, Senior English Librarian EDWARD V. PARKS Longwood College, B.S.Ed. University of Virginia, M.Ed. Biology, Chemistry, Algebra Geometry, Ind. Arts Page 4 hy a ee ‘ ie “ee ete ‘ is YA beh ive! Mae ‘a 3 10 se a H us 1 Al ae AS be Pec bt Be ' ADE : wer iv ‘oe oe Mogi sift ya . 01s ae ee oe Sa ire ncaie me si ss a cd Le is jonni e ay ‘WA CHANG SOON KIM Ottawa University, B.A. Central Th. Seminary, B.D. L.A. Baptist Th. Seminary, Th.D. Social Studies, English DARLENE G. CROCKETT B.A. Columbia Bible College Special Study Old Dominion College English CRANSTON L. PARKS Work at University of Ky. Mathematics, Science Industrial Arts Page 5 6 , : é f wt i t) d ' J 7 Z : ool” � ¥ vy i ast ’ U ‘ Ld P } ita az 7 oe vi i . | | ¢ he Be icd. © hy yay all! f y P ’ i a oe Sate e a fi 7 7 yi Vi tesk : ' the Lae ey Fearn tun 1p. ih , wy) f 4 S 4 Py tt i ; I i ir f spell ‘Ty vy iat Oi : ah f ERE , io bh Nhe ws y x Ly a) fa Dnt he : eo ae soi ms ra fo i ’ Has 0 rags nt wr can lial an aes Ren ea if ab 91 | i ig Oe pend : Wve } 4 5 : 7 ee | y raat iy ty) es. nw te � 1 Mae ; bay : ; , is 7 4 aL ; ‘ Ue 4 7 = i] . : ' Ly _ ° = ane a ' ta ‘ os : 1 rs 2} ; bag 7 � é Sidbal (Gene CLOCKWISE GLENNA HAYNIE CAROL PRUITT | SUE DIZE WENDY CROCKETT BELLA PARKS, PRESIDENT JUDITH PARKS, VICE-PRESIDENT JO ANNE PARKS ROBERTA SHORES ANNETTE PRUITT BARBARA CROCKETT Page 6 SECRETARY GWENDOLINE DISE t TRI 1.) , 4 igh} i ath? i t } aa . 4s . 4 Sy Ceelin IE e = Bip a � feo, mm | teste = = MED ee ms OF ae os entire ems oe - — Rea —-— os CS eeerean ae | OO i ee a ee - og BEVERLY MARSHALL Fisher Staff BELLA PARKS Editor 3 Fisher Staff DONNA PARKS Fisher Staff JUDITH PARKS Fisher Staff es Gali. LULA BELLE PARKS SYLVIA PARKS SHERRIE SMITH Fisher Staff Fisher Staff Fisher Staff CLASS OF 1968 MARK CLARK JUDY BEC KINGER MARSHA BRADSHAW BETTY CROCKETT WENDY CROCKETT BRUCE PARKS Page 8 (AMY a i. 4 _ | p v3 WILLIAM PARKS FRANCES PARKS Page 9 : Nay iy ie ye 7 ta, Ara ak a f 1 . mediates, 4h TS i CHARLIE THORNE BETTY SHORES PLAYING SCHOOL ON SKIT NITE WAS FUN Page 10 CLASS OF 1970 J OHN BEC KINGER GLORIA DALEY SUE DIZE SUE LANDON DENNY CROCKETT Page 11 ALFRED DISE CARLENE McMANN MILDRED PARKS ROBERTA SHORES JACKIE McCREADY Page 12 ; CLASS OF 1969 WILLIE CROCKETT JESSIE CROC KETT MAR LENE DISE JOANNE McCREADY JHIN KIM Page 13 , ay te 7 a es � iit a ‘Tow e i 2 ee «hegre : nated 7 TF ’ li ae a . i ij ad 8 Ted hee : xf i Pm fale, - ae ; ; f ' i mae pe ; ay f pide ‘A x 4 re sa ‘. vere ; : 7 te! Ws 4 Pah palherhhl j or r ; b Ja} ‘tiulie a te a hae j ae ’ | acy b ; yey i j i ‘ Nie Ne Page ; f ub | AI oe | ‘ ; : } se A : An rai y) vii Taxi yt PRR it m3 '. i f -' = L; We. 2 } � } Pee ak Haan - i . i¢ , ' i i i hee y , i a 7 : ! i i ; By 9 ' ’ ' CONT Vee ae ; aN N , vs. 7 Pl. ae : 4 ? wo Gale an . pay ai a WA ‘ iis , ‘ + i i ' }} t � oe ni fyi . pete A Os 5 ‘ , 4 i ® ¢ 4 ah m ; ' ¥ ¥ Li ! y } f ¥ Ee i : r is . i | j . : ‘i | sai Hs me PL eh ee i hea ne aan ane 1 i ead pa re fe sig ay i ‘3 = CHARLIE PAULL LAURIE MOORE LORETTA PARKS DENISE PARKS VANESSA PARKS BARBARA imag SHEL Page 14 ey Naa ms es mer ty a, nae 3; A (i ed i uy ae ay Ail [ CAROL PRUITT ROSETTA SHORES { Pear i jyhaiuiolela cotgteieielat eR ddelahla 2 4 : funn”, Va al JUMP ROPE TO KEEP IN SHAPE Page 15 CLASS OF 1971 GEORGE BEC KINGER BARBARA CROC KETT JOSEPHINE CROCKETT DENNIS CROCKETT EUGENE CROCKETT MARY DAVIS Page 16 DANA DISE LORRAINE DISE HAYNIE Page 17 eis as AN j Ve - we ¥) at ae a Wd a Avid oo - a Bia a ran) We A : iy BRUCE PARKS wert 2 TARA AMT, Dm! PATTI PARKS PAULETTE PARKS RIT Sea Het DANNY PARKS er eae ci pi F RUDY SHORES CHANGING CLASSES IS NO PICNIC Page 18 ie o e ae ae 4 OT) eee ye ai - rate 7 Taty ik ee it? mie ‘ | ; oy i vat ton ; re : rte aor 7 AY pan mw (i ai ass ; if vs | Ne o Le : i : ee sate ny ay SS} i i | igi WHO'S WHO AT THE HALLOWE'EN PARTY YOUR GUESS IS AS GOOD AS MINE Page 20 EVENTS ...GREAT AND SMALL. ALL ARE A PART OF OUR LIFE...THE THE PIACES...THE PEOPLE...THESE WE WILL REMEMBER. Page 20 TIMES Pier eh 8 ie % La: on - re | oo ; 7 ah yi ; 7 ca e . ’ � f a DENNIS IS DOING A GOOD JOB WALKING THE PLANK CAN YOU IMAGINE FACING THOSE MONSTERS IN THE RING Page 21 -f 4 ‘hy i 1 f { PL ae : ‘ aw 4 Pe bet ha oy ee ia aie wih “4 , “wy ‘ | P 4 5 é me wit ‘ Ki ‘ ‘ye THE GIRLS ARE WAITING FOR THE ACTION AND DENNIS SURE GAVE THEM PLENTY OF IT WHEN THEY TRIED TO FUT A CORSET ON HIM. IT WAS ONE OF THE BIG SPOTS DURING OUR CHRISTMAS PARTY. Page 22 Sen) a Uva tans Wey a Us E hu : ' i Me. 4 ) MORE ACTION DURING THE CHRISTMAS PARTY. Page 23 e- ae a NEVER A YEAR PASSES WITHOUT A SNOWSTORM. IT WASN'T AS BAD AS LAST YEAR. EVEN THE TEACHERS ENJOYED THIS SNOW. ee on eee Page 24 4 i 4 4 : ul ‘ An IT WAS THE LETTER THAT BILLY (HOMER HOLLOWBONE) WROTE THAT STARTED THE TROUBLE. BELOW HE IS TRYING TO KEEP HIS SWEETHEART FROM LEARNING HIS IDENTITY. if] ] at LAPS GRANDPAPPY IS SHOWING HIS SAVOIR FAIRE IN BOTH CASES. GRANDPAPPY HUCKLEY SURE HAS THE SITUATION WELL IN HAND BELOW THE GIRLS ARE LINED UP AFTER THEIR FASHION SHOW Page 26 - eh h, wi) ote Tae ies LOOKS LIKE A REPEAT OF LAST YEAR -- SWISH! SWISH! Page 27 -, ‘eS y 7 Ce ‘ tay) (' kd OS SER a RS aaa ‘ recs en “ } hase, Tet in ; A 4 . As 1 oT my i} 5 , es ’ y A : ae } a ba Aas Pe a SOMEONE HAS HIT THE BALL, FINALLY. AT LEAST MOST OF THEM CAN MOVE THEIR ARMS AND LEGS SENIOR TRIP OUR LONG SEASON OF WORK WAS FINALLY PAYING US DIVIDENDS. WE COULD HARDLY WAIT TO REACH CRISFIELD AND THE BUS WHICH WOULD CONVEY US ON OUR TRIP. WE LEFT CRISFIELD PROMPTLY AT 9:30.e. FIRST STOP, WILLIAMSBURG. WHAT AN EXCITING TIME WE HAD! IN THE VERY HEART OF HISTORYIAND WE LIVED WITH THEM AS THEY LIVED. WE VISITED THEIR TAVERNS, HOMES, GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. THEN WE VIEWED THE MASTERWORKS OF NATURE AS SEEN FROM THE SKY LINE DRIVE AND CAVERNS OF LURAY. FINALLY, A WEEK-END IN OUR OWN NATIONAL CAPITAL. WE SHALL NEVER FORGET THE SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF THIS METROPOLIS. EVEN THE RETURN TRIP HAD SUPRISES FOR US. WHAT MATTERED A SLIGHT DELAY? IT WAS A PART OF THE TRIP. Page 29 ba mt 1e de os elt oi a v7) ” aes 4 i Riel LONG LIVE THE MEMORY OF WILLIAMSBURG, MONTICELLO, Thy: -vITSBIII MLL i oT ‘ be C4 ies tes A MORE HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR JOURNEY. FROM THE HIGHEST POINT TO THE LOWEST AND BACK TO NORMAL ON THE BANKS OF THE POTOMAC. Page 31 pix wh, a 4 7 TUM THESE LANDMARKS ARE KNOWN THE WORLD OVER - WHO KNOWS WHAT WILL BE THE LOT OF THOSE PICTURED Page 32 a be bis +0) i A erie fa ' a ve i uy 5 iy be ‘ i t ae ‘ “ } i a 4 9 ' ? m ’ ¢ ‘et A od ai Hg) 4 ¥ ne a ; i Rees, i 4 : i Tih 1 oe ¥ i A f ; tanks Peete Ce is as 5, Viet) ; Moh) y aA a a rk P rs ' ur ‘a +H 4 oF reed te ere { 4 War ; VA , 7 we By tie , f ; ne ® ‘ Ae wal ¥ yes ee 8 oh otha papain Rb Sane ey kt Boe Al om a Ms wr � Ak on ie : vs } oy wh ij ah ei, ; bis a y A ‘weed Ge i ie : . ; 1 - ’ Ub } ) dy ‘4 4 “AL ‘ J ; q ? J 7 4 coav : . ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY FINAL RESTING PLACE FOR WORLD-RENOWNED FIGURES, BUT, WITHAL, A GRAVEYARD. THE FINAL RESTING PLACE FOR MAN AND ALL HIS PLANS. PERHAPS IT 1S FITTING THAT OUR JOURNEY ENDED IN A GRAVEYARD. OUR FAITH AND HOPE MOVES US BEYOND THIS TO THOSE THINGS ETERNAL. DUST THOU ART TO DUST RETURNED WAS NOT SPOKEN OF OUR SOUL. THAT IS OUR HOPE. Page 33 5 “4 Vil j ‘ eo ai ns 7 ; or = + seul f 7 a ———— oe RS AM RSE Pa - 3 THE BEGINNING OF A SONG IN MY HEART. IT WAS AN OUTSTANDING EVENING. EVERY- ONE IS HAPPY.NOTHING INTERFERES WITH GLEN'S EATING. 4 — A SER CMY aa 1 ae 8 « , | | | fhe tan na . A j by Me ‘ Ly in ry a ' � ‘ gy i 10 in ; He me ig ay SUCH BUSY PEOPLE! THAT'S THE WAY IT SHOULD BE AT A BANQUET. PERHAPS NADINE ATE BEFORE SHE LEFT HOME. Page 35 fit ery, ae . ‘ by ¥ Pas i vy Os q as op a k ; 4,4 Miso 4 | Log ip hh sis MR. PARKS MUST HAVE MADE THE JOKE REALLY FUNNY. IT MAY BE THAT HE KNEW WHAT DONNA RAY WAS LOOK- ING FOR. 9 Thence neaetersanesone ieee 4 iy + CPR i ts sey 1 Ce ; Tek VF ¥ To eeu i a r ; yet’ ii . fi | a THE LINE PASSES SLOWLY BY THE WISHING WELL. THE PEN- SIVE LOOKS OF THOSE ON THE LEFT CAUSE ONE TO WONDER. BELOW THEY SEEM TO BE DO- ING VERY WELL. mr , ele ee : ae! ‘ , EE WAAR Fe tik nf eis iM is ar B pe ee, ; be GRE, oh 7 ty th ; a J { 2 Fae ‘ Net f vy AN € ie Pap el su iy i) a . ‘ey eee pat ‘ i “A ¥. . ¥ 4 7 ; ns ie Ptah . 4 : } Fa i. J 1 J } ; THE PICNIC - FINAL ACTIVITY OF THE YEAR -WHO CAN FORGET THE WALK - THE SWIM - THE BOAT RIDE. IT'S A GREAT DAY. eae I Hy Ab Shy ots ) vi Mh ‘ a vias Lal ¥ , a0 Rae vee ‘ he fi Pe iat y ae ee wee ; i ve HC Rs : sil Ww r ‘ aie a ; ME a oe a . ’ ‘ ’ i) ‘i “y = il Dh i] . =i ONE LEADS TO THE OTHER - IN BOTH IT IS A HAPPY SITUATION Page 39 CASES ry aS weld aay eo Aunt ils AY Rule ie ee a at cel Wp © 7 v5 CONGRATULATIONS chop eae FAREWELL Page 40 apes: WNie “1 ‘aie ‘ ‘; it 7 | a hel � ‘ iw iy ria me 4 ha ee : y — : ' Ars 2 ‘ ‘ A yr ae Als AAS sai hou My tyme RB he ; i a r, : SAR A f LT a COMPLIMENTS OF CHESAPEAKE ISLANDS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. 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