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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1968 volume:

cs Seton deagaiaie aaeyylen fy Leiber Bie seat bE ial. ree ee lain ose, bie d oye rani Rccenmtattian ge ne ae Sa ree - 5 : w h (Ghes of 1968 presen bs ironman � HARBOR w. WI . i ae lion WE DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL TO MRS, ELIZABETH BOUNDS PRUITT... WHOSE INTEREST HAS BEEN IN THE IMPROVEMENT OF OUR LIVES...AND WHOSE UNTIRING EFFORTS HAVE ADDED TD OUR EDUCATION. ra culty we. “yl eLr HAROLD G. WHEATLEY, PRINCIPAL University of Virginia, BA.,MA. History, French EDWARD V. PARKS Longwood College, B. S. Ed. University of Virginia, M.Ed. Science, Biology, Chemistry ELIZABETH B. PRUITT Longwood College, B. S. Home Economics Page 3 y ae et Revie’ CRANSTON L. PARKS CHANG SOON KIM Work at University of Ky. Ottawa University, B. A. Ind. Arts, Math Work at University of Southern Calif. LeA. BAPTIST Th. Seminary, The de Social Studies DARLENE Ge CROCKETT Columbia Bible College, Be A. EVELYN C. PRUITT Work at Old Dominion College Longwood College, AA. 7 Librarian . i . | Page 4 WILLIAM L. CROCKETT Lenoir—-Rhyne, B. Ao East Carolina Umiversity, Me A. Severnth Grade ERWIN B. KING Lynchburg College ,B.A. Fifth-Sixth Grades MARY L. MOORE Fifth-Sixth Grades (Mr.King on leave) Page 5 ane . Frans oF e WALTA P. PRUITT MARGARET We. PARKS William Mary, B. A. Work at Salisbury State Teachers Fourth Grade and University ef Utah. Third Grade ELLA P. WHEATLEY Longwood College, B.S. RUTH P. CROCKETT Work at University of Virginia Mary Washington College,B.S. First-Secoud Grades Kindergarten Page 6 y-mple-pyramids at Tenochtitlan, they ficcomy fnied its e Xdication with a perfect orgy of human erifice ¥ Accord. ing to the old chroniclers, tens of thousifds of both sexes had their hearts torn out Mid offred to the bloodthirsty gods. One of the pringffal almsfin Aztec warfare, ig tactyy as the cap- ture of Pactings dor the in- satiable fjrara s, the Aztecs writing, and mated a kind Fig, 108. Design from As rificial stone; the war god, % opochtli, on left, in the coy of an Aztec warrior of high ranas seizes a captive, symbolizing the apture of the town of Tuxpan, ie Place of Rabbits,” as indi- the sign in the upper orner. After Spinden : Ri ards 2a poh doubth ile Classes Paes Wig hele pV E NNT fv | ae l vey 8 : rife ..ip AN ca he's, het Ne wu , ‘ 9 tr Lal 7 o Le Oo Ae ieee a e oa j ne st At we bs eS a. ad i .-9 = - BECKINGER Fisher Staff JUDITH BRADSHAW Fisher Staff MARSHA Editer - Fisher Staff Page 7 BRUCE PARKS Fisher Staff FRANCES PARKS Fisher Staff BETTY SHORES Fisher Staff NADINE WILLIAM PARKS Fisher Staff Page 8 CLASS OF 1969 JOHN BECKINGER SUNHEE GLORIA DALEY DENNIS CROCKETT SUE DIZE SUE LANDON Page 9 ROBERTA PARKS CLASS OF 1970 CROCKETT JESSIE MARLENE DISE : s = Page 11 LORETTA PARKS CAROL PRUITT DENISE PARKS CHARLIE PRUITT CLASS OF 1971 BARBARA CROCKETT LORRAINE DISE DENNIS CROCKETT DISE JOSEPHINE CROCKETT NICKIE Page 13 a 7 id a Oey, = ‘d i (= feet a | ia eee : 4 + ys - ) 248 ie. PA GLENNA HAYNIE DANNY PARKS RUDY SHORES . Page 14 CLASS OF 1972 RANDY ABRAHAN VINCENT BRADSHAW SHARON PARKS ae ELAINE LAIRD ae bo inte eee GEORGE BECKINGER Page 15 , ) a PaeAT PRUITT ROBIN PRUITT CHARLES F. PARKS REED PARKS CHARLES W. PARKS Page 16 CROCKETT CHRISTY PARKS HAYNIE Page 17 MATTHEW PARKS FREDDIE WHEATLEY CHARLES PRUITT NOLAN WHEATLEY ALLEN THOMAS Page 18 RINGS! HOW MANY WILL WEAR THEM? ALL WHO PLAN AND WORK! i Mf 4 | Graqauates JUDITH BECKINGER ; , - MARSHA BRADSHAW BETTY CROCKETT me WENDY CROCKETT FRANCES PARKS ; Page 19 WILLIAM PARKS JOANNE PARKS BRUCE PARKS NADINE PARKS SYLVIA PARKS BETTY SHORES _ rage zu A SALUTE TO THE ELEMENTARY GRADES WHO JOIN OUR YEARBOOK FOR THE FIRST TIME. - do 3 ae he 0 ww + @ 4, e coe - o er i as =. ou ee ae KENNETH COOPER EDWARD CROCKETT JOSHUA LANDON TRUDY AUTRY MARY STUART DIZE CRYSTAL PRUITT ‘VERNON PARKS Page 22 Jel ae a | en i Ba £6 ee “ae oi SS i ee aur zy a « a fs Me - = “¥ va oe est —: 5 a an Sa's' Ae 6 ol BS ANTHONY PRUITT JOHNNY PRUITT DONALD THORNE MICHAEL THORNE ‘ 6TH GRADE TIMOTHY ABRAHAM DIXIE MARSHALL JEFFREY CROCKETT JOY PRUITT ' Page 23 PERRY CROCKETT SHERRY PRUITT y £8 RICHARD CROCKETT ia TERRY CROCKETT § i od ? Fi 5 er o ° ee i (4 } ) : SS a 2 FRANCES THORNE TEDDY LAIRD DAVID CHARNOCK ROBERT CROCKETT CLIFTON DAVIS 5TH GRADE TERRY CROCKETT DOLORES COOPER THOMAS CROCKETT ve JANE PARKS SHERRIE THORNE 4TH GRADE MATTHEW WHEATLEY EUGENE BRADSHAW DONNA THOMAS CHERYL GORDY JOHN CHARNOCK KITTY PARKS ARLENE PRUITT THOMAS CHARNOCK HARRY MARSHALL MILTON PARKS KAREN SMITH ROBERT PARKS —o WILLIAM PARKS = Sind ial | CROCKETT TEDDY CROCKETT | DOROLENA THOMAS KAREN DISE TEDDI MARSHALL SS ees PAULA ESKRIDGE Page 27 VALERIE COOPER i) ROBIN DISE TERRY LANDON | |B TRACY MOO CLYDE PRUITT CHRISTOPHER PRUITT Page 28 STEPHEN PRUITT LORIE PRUITT a WALLACE THOMAS 2ND GRADE LISA CHARNOCK DAVID PRUITT 1ST GRADE DEBORAH PRUITT TERESA ABRAHAM CYNTHIA THORNE Page 29 | MOORE var + vv FREDDIE PRUITT BARRY WILLIAMS ey ee ee DAVID PRUITT GILL PRUITT WELDON PRUITT Page 30 PAULIE McCREADY BACHE PARKS KIMBERLY PRUITT CHARLENE PRUITT INEZ PARKS Page 31 TODD PARKS y CAROL PRUITT HARRY PARKS WE WOULD BE AMISS IF WE DID NOT GIVE SPECIAL RECOGNITION TO THE BUILDING PROGRAM. MAY OUR NEW IAB, LIBRARY, HOME EC, SHOP, AND KINDERGARTEN BE A MEANS OF ENLARGING OUR LIVES. 4 warmer ® She CR Ae was ea Yea 4 ACtIViIties - wer ala) ial man ci - i 7 : 5 ‘ oi he ae 7 2 ae vy Ps at ‘ ed ‘ j mp. Tati, aly C na, Fi LY i 40 rns J vay 7 has : wn ee , , ay fe i‘ ees aA Lowe ) lamer ee Avs ‘ s a] ey “ mar Pacer ae i « wrt vee i os ’ 7 y yey Re Me Rat ; “44 i 7 ; ata! ' ; as a! i i if 3 Vad } + ae = DEAR, HAPPY SCHOOL DAYS. IS THERE EVER A TIME TO COMPARE WITH THEM? THE SLIDING BOARDS, THE SWINGS, HALLOWE‘EN MASQUERADE PARADE. ALL OF THIS AND MORE MAKE UP SCHOOL LIFE. MANY TIMES If IS PAST BEFORE WE REALIZE HOW PRECIOUS IT IS. Page 33 lay co = Page 34 ah al 1 0 Pen fee nare oer erent AND SNOWBALL FIGHTS ARE ALL PART OF THE GOOD LIFE. MAY WE INDEED BE OVERWHEIMED BY THE EXCITEMENT OF If, AND MORE OBEDIENT TO ITS DEMANDS e Page 35 SKIT NITE! IT WAS THE BIGGEST AND BEST EVER. A RECORD BREAKER ! Page 36 ee eee ne SENIOR TRIP CAN WE EVER FORGET OUR SENIOR TRIP. WE LEFT THE DOCK AT 6:80 AND BOARDED THE BUS AT 7:30. IT IS EASY TO SEE HOW WIDE AWAKE WE WERE. OUR TOUR THROUGH WILLIAMSBURG AND JEFFERSON COUNTRY WILL ALWAYS BE RECALLED WITH EXCITEMENT. WHAT CAN WE SAY ABOUT THE DRIVE OVER THE SKYLINE AND THE TOUR OF LURAY CAVERNS? HARD WORK WAS PAYING US OFF WITH BIG DIVIDENDS. Page 37 WHAT A THRILL TO LIVE AGAIN IN THE DAYS OF OUR FOREFATHERS, THE COVERED WAGON, THE LINES, THE STOCKS ARE PART OF IT. CAN WE FORGET WILLIAMSBURG? Page 38 JEFFERSON COUNTRY ! NEED WE SAY MORE. ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR TRIP. WHAT WONDERS OF GOD'S HANDIWORK ARE TO BE FOUND ON THE MOUNTAIN AND BELOW THE EARTH. ANYONE WHO TRAVELS THE SKYLINE AND GOES BENEATH THE EARTH AT LURAY WILL BE FOREVER IMPRESSED WITH HIS GREATNESS. Page 40 PAY fk is ee ae IS WAITING FOR THE PICNIC ONE OF THE THINGS THAT HELPS THROUGH THE YEAR? IT IS A LOVELY TIME. SWIMMING, BOATING, EATING, AND JUST SQAKING UP THE SUN. NO EXAMS TO WORRY US. JUST A LONG, LAZY SUMMER AHEAD. TIENS ! AND AFTER SWIMMING WE RUSHED TO THE FIRE TO WARM UP BEFORE WE PLUNGED IN AGAIN. MIT WAS A LOT OF FUN ! SOFTBALL THE BOYS PLAYED THEIR OLD RIVALS, THE TOWN. WE WERE DEFEATED THREE TIMES,BUT THAT DOESN'T TELL THE WHOLE STORY. REMEMBER THE GAME THAT WENT TWELVE INNINGS BEFORE THEY FINALLY GOT THE RUN THAT BEAT US? IT WAS A THRILLER ! AND THE GIRIS. LET US RECORD FOR POSTERITY THAT THEY SCORED THE GREATEST VICTORY OF OUR HISTORY WITH A 36 TO 6 WIN OVER THE TOWN. THANKS GIRLS, FOR SAVING OUR PRIDE. Page 43 BANQUET THIS IS OUR FINAL SOCIAL GATHERING. IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL NIGHT. THE AUDITORIUM WAS BEAUTIFUL. AND THOSE WHO ATTENDED WERE EVEN MORE BEAUTIFUL. THE FOOD WAS EXCELLENT, AND THE ENTER- TAINMENT WAS EXCITING. IT WAS A MEMORABLE NIGHT. Page 44 AFTER THE GRAND MARCH AND THE PRELIMINARIES WERE ENDED IT WAS A SIMPLE MATTER TO ENJOY THE FOOD AND PROGRAM. IT IS EASY TO SEE THAT EACH AND EVERY ONE IS HAPPY AND BUSY. Page 45 MOST OF THOSE ABOVE ARE BUSY. THE REST MUST BE FULL OR WAITING FOR DESSERT. SOME ARE WATCHING OTHERS AND THE REST ARE WAITING FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHER. Page 46 A PENSIVE MOOD SEEMS TO GRIP THE SENIORS AS THE LOOK INTO THE POOL. PERHAPS THE REFLECTION GAVE THEM A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE. PERHAPS IT MADE THEM AWARE THAT THE END OF ONE LIFE WAS THE BEGINNING OF ANOTHER. OR MAYBE THEY WERE THINKING OF THE MESSAGE ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE. jee? (3 ha ign a se ee i 7 oll | z “s Page 47 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON TO THE 1968 GRADUATING CLASS TANGIER HIGH SCHOOL Let me extend to each of you the warm congratulations of a former teacher who, in spirit, shares your sense of achievement. You have laid a foundation for useful and satisfying lives. Before you get on with the work, I would like to offer a few thoughts that you may find useful. The passion to succeed, to achieve great things, is strongest in youth. Heed it. Do not squander your lives in petty pursuits. Commit yourselves now to a course that will strengthen you for the trials and opportunities of life. Prize your individuality always. Whatever your place in society, whatever your work, do not surrender your self-reliance or compromise your independence. Liberty is and always will be your most precious possession. Guard it well. Direct your energies, your talents, and your desires to what is best for yourselves and best for your country. We look to you to redeem what is wrong in our national past and to build what will be great in our national future. Let this be your wish: that you may look back upon this graduation -- from no matter how many years hence -- with the conviction that you have treated all men with honesty and goodwill, that you have put your heart into your work, that you have done your best. Page 48 AWK SUPERFINE : Text, Cover ai POSEIDON OPAQUE : Text, Cover ar ARTEMIS : Textand Covel CORTLEA : Text and Cover NAVAJO SATS X73 vertising alanis Theres More Of Everything In Downtown Salisbury Downtown Salisbury is the focal point of the Delmarva Pen- insula’s largest and most Progressive city. If the quest is for the selection of finest quality for all members of the family — Downtown Salisbury is your target. This is true for fashions, accessories, and fine footwear for ladies, men, boys and girls. Fumiture and furnishings for the home are in abundance. Every facet of Banking, Legal and Medical professions are at hand. Food . .. from a snack to a full course meal is conveniently available. Parking facilities are conveniently located for your shopping pleasure. We’re not modest — we’re proud to say... there’s more of everything in Downtown Salisbury. 7 Page 49 te were - carey TEA et ¥ a! 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