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

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1970 volume:

eine bere eset ae Be eine i. trailed ihe ee il _ —s is Mate Ue IN MEMORIAM WARREN REED ESKRIDGE 1947 - 1969 DEDICATION CRANSTON L. PARKS , WISE TEACHER, AND MASTER BUILDER WHO HAS GIVEN HIMSELF UNSELFISHLY FOR THE BENEFIT OF OTHERS, FOR THESE REASONS THIS YEARBOOK IS DEDICATED TO HIM. ALMA MATER MAY WE EVER TURN TO OUR SCHOOL FOR LEADE RSHIP AND GUIDANCE AND MAY SHE EVER STAND AS A LIGHT TO DIRECT US INTO THE FUTURE. AWARD OUR HEART-FELT CONGRATULATIONS TO BIOLOGY TEACHER OF THE YEAR FOR VIRGINIA OUR OWN EDWARD VANCE PARKS. HERE HE LOOKS ON THE MICROSCOPE AWARDED BY THE AMERICAN OPTICAL CO. AS MR. FRANK KIZER, RIGHT, AND MR. DAVIS, LEFT, SUPERVISORS OF SCIENCE, STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, WHO MADE THE PRESENTATION, SHARE HIS JOY. hehe eo ® 1se (aa) oat r= oO car a fe) rs) aS: o) = Mt 6 S = c UO LY we Le | One co CUM 3 “4 cS oO rei oc o oy ee ae . ay 3 S = ran = (0) Bo Ue S fo) = D Be = =) a) a] ° o eee ot a ica 9 SS x om ° N ) a = 4 4 a A ees har Phaaid tc sh cde pa a . = ) uw oO Z [e) mH ot ae eB ; E ra ne hls | a = ae} v ra fo) x = vp) HAROLD G. WHEATLEY, PRINCIPAL BA, MA UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA mie HISTORY, FRENCH ELIZEBTHOB. PRUIZE BS LONGWOOD EDWARD V. PARKS HOME ECONOMICS BS LONGWOOD, MS UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCIENCE, ALGEBRA WILLIAM L. CROCKETT BA LENOIR-RHYNE, MA EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY SOCIAL STUDIES CRANSTON L. PARKS WORK AT UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY INDUSTRIAL ARTS, MATH VIRGINIA L. DIZE BA MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE ENGLISH, FRENCH, SOCIAL STUDIES EVELYN C, PRUITT AA, LONGWOOD COLLEGE LIBRARIAN BRUCE C. GORDY BS, WILLIAM MARY COLLEGE SIXTH, SEVENTH GRADES ERWIN B. KING BS, LYNCH- BURG COL- LEGE FIFTH, SIXTH GRADES MARGARET W, PARKS WORK AT SALISBURY STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE SECOND, THIRD GRADES WALTA G: PRUITT BS, WILLIAM MARY COL- LEGE FOURTH, FIFTH GRADES ELLA P, WHEATLEY BS, LONGWOOD COLLEGE FIRST, SECOND GRADES RUTH'S, CROCKETE BS, MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE KINDERGARTEN JESSIE CROCKETT LORRAINE MARSHALL LAURIE MOORE Page 9 CHARLES PRUIT® DENISE PARKS VANESSA PARKS ANNETTE PRULEE CAROL PRUITT ROSETTA SHORES Page 10 CLASS OF 1971 BARBARA CROCKETT DANNY PARKS JOSEPHINE CROCKETT LORRAINE DISE NICKY McMANN MARSHA DISE Page 11 CLASS OF 1972 VINCENT BRADSHAW SHARON DISE MARK CROCKETT ELAINE LAIRD DANIEL ESKRIDGE MARK HAYNIE Page 13 ANDREW PARKS CHRISTY PARKS CHARLES PARKS Page 14 JUDY MANN REED PARKS PATTI PARKS SHARON PARKS CHARLES PARKS CHARLES PRUITT ROBIN PRUITT MIRIAM PRUITT FREDDY WHEATLEY Page 15 RANDY ABRAHAM ALLEN THOMAS THE GIRLS WATCH THEIR BOYS BEAT THE | TOW). THa BOYS WANT TO KNO.! WHO THE GIRLS ARE. CLASS OF 1973 ROBERT CROCKETT DAVID CROCKETT TRUDY AUTRY MARY DISE WILLIAM CROCKETT ALONZA MOORE Page 17 MICHAEL PARKS MARY DISE CRYSTAL PRUITT ANTHONY PRUITT JOHNNIE PRUITE Page 18 THESE GIRLS ARE CERTAIN THEY WILL MAKE GOOD AIVES. DONALD THORNE KATHY PRUITT MICHAEL THORNE Page 19 THE BOYS KNOW HOW TO HANDLE BOATS — HERE THaY ARM LEARN ING TO BUILD Heli. CLASS OF 1974 TIMOTHY ABRAHAM DAVID CHARNOCK DIXIE MARSHALL JOY PRUITT BOBBY CROCKETT J EFFREY CROCKETT Page 20 PERRY CROCKETT RICHARD CROCKETT SHERRY PRUITT NANCY SHORES TEDDY LAIRD CLIFTON DAVIS Page 21 KIM at PARKS 7 MARGARET THORNE HARRIET WHEATLEY JAMES TYLER KNOWING HOW TO MAK DRESS S OR BUILD BOATS TAKES A LOT OF LEARNING. THEY ARE STARTING KARLY DARRELL BAYS JESSIE CROCKETT MARLENE DISE LORRAINE MARSHALL JOANNE McCREADY LAURIE MOORE DENISE PARKS CHARLES PRUITT VANESSA PARKS ANNETTE PRUUEE } ee Reon. CAROL PRUITT ROSETTA SHORES . ac Page 24 TeRRY CROCKETT NY RUDY THOMAS SHERRIE THORNE lec . ; : DELORES COOPER THOMAS CROCKETT a JANE PARKS MATTHEW WHEATLEY TONY WHEATLEY DONNA THOMAS Page 25 ; % Ag i; “f vi Ro ona ; a : i gf 3 Py s Gof a Ve CHERYL GORDY EUGENE BRADSHAW EY BAYS RODN = | : : | : i - JOHN CHARNOCK TOMMY CHA = é ; ; RNOCK So aeene MILTON PARKS KITTY PARKS Page 26 i Do tee Pl). SHIRLEY PARKS MR: as ARLENS PRUITT WILLIAM PARK DOROLENA THOMAS Fifth Grade Coe 3 a Oe FAITH COOPER MA DEAN DISE Page 27 PAULA ESKRIDGE ) 44 Pw. er’ Fy VINCENT SCOTT “DEDDI MARSHALL JAMES CROCKETT NAQMI PRUITT . af | ww é site £. oh + TEDDY CROCKETT TERRY LANDON Page 28 TRACY MOORE NANC ” WILLIAMS CLYDE PRUITT 3 a e eee ¥ CHARLES kj LANDON ’ JAN MARSHALL GARY PARKS Page 29 ES SE TE a é f eb é é DAVID PRUITT CLAUDIA MOORE CYNTHIA THORNE Thicd! Grade Si TERESA ANTHONY MARSHALL DAVID PRUITT Page 30 ELIZABETH i‘ LE aa GILL PRUITT BARRY WILLIAMS JAM S THOMAS TEENA WHEATLEY ESE | OME : 3 7 fr ,, i 3 ‘ . fe PETER CROCKETT Page 31 } a oe INZZ PARKS CLAYTON PARKS CAROL PRUITT TODD PARKS CHARLENE PRUITT KELLY PARKS ny an ee 6 (Vian | gaa : a . Sua BRADY WHEATLEY WELDON PRUITT 1ST GRADE ms JOHN CHARNOCK STEPHEN DISE wh i WILLIAM DISE HAROLD LANDON RUSSELL SHORES KINDERGARTEN : ale ad DORSEY CROCKETT SUSANNE ABRAHAM ROGER EVANS _- of VANCE MARSHALL RENEE DALEY EDWARD PARKS VALERIE GORDY GARMON PARKS | Page 34 é . L DOROTHEA PRUITT HAROLD PRUITT TRENNA PRUITT EDWIN WILLIAMS WHO CAN FOR- GET THE FUN OF OUR FILD co Dal THE STING OF THE NEEDLE? Page 35 19 Senior Trip 7 THE THRILL OF FULFILLMENT IS INDESCRIBABLE. AFTER YEARS OF PLANNING AND DOING WE WERE ON OUR WAY. «We paneer sce al ang a eames HOW EXCITING IT WAS TO VISIT WILLIAMSBURG, THZ UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, MONTICELLO, TRAVEL THE SKYLINE DRIVE, GO INTO THE WONDERFUL LURAY CAVERNS, AND FINALLY VISIT THE NATION'S CAPITAL. IT WAS DOUBLY THRILLING BECAUSE WE WERE WITH CLASSMATES. Page 37 “HVERYONE IS THE SMILES IN A FuSTIVE INDICATE MOOD. IT IS THE EASY TO SEE CONVERSATION THs HAPPY IS LIGHT. EXPRESSIONS. ROSIE IS GIVING THH PHOTOGRAPHER HER BEST SMILE, AND ROBIN'S FACE IS ALL AGLOW BECAUSE OF CHUCK - CHUCK AND LEE KEEP THEIR DATES SMILING - MR. GORDY IS ENTERTAINING HIS WIFE, PEGGY, WHILE JOSIE LOOKS ON OR LISTENS IN - JOANNE IS ALI, SMILES AS HER ESCORT ENTHRALLS HER WITH A CHOICE COMPLIMENT. Page 39 CHARLIE LOOKS AS IF HE HAS BEEN CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE EVIDENTLY DENNIS IS ENTERTAINING JACKIE SLESPS AS MARLENE DRONES ON. HE IS LEARNING HARLY. Page 40 THE ELEMENTARY GRADES HAD TH TIME OF THEIR LIVES ON A FISLD TRIP TO WASHING- TON. CAN WE EVER FORGET THE CAPITOL, KENNEDY'S GRAVE, TH SMITHSONIAN? pee Lait a it AN IO ; , Ml a 4 y 4 i { 4 q Mi DI “a A q ; , 4 mal ata s vy 4 Ih 4 i] 4 ' a } a ee ee ee eer WHAT MEMORIES FOR THE SEN- IORS THESE VIEWS BRING BACK THE BEACH, THE CLASS, THE GAMES. ALL OF THESE MADE OUR LIVES AT T.H.S. MRS. DISE WORKS ON THE HARBOR LIGHT. WITHOUT HER IT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE. THIS ONE THE TOWN WON BY A SCORE OF 3-1. THE GIRLS LOOKING THEIR BEST AT THEIR FASHION SHOW. $ 4 3 a Page 44 SCENSS FROM OUR PICNIC - WHAT FUN TO SWIM AND BAT. we THE GIRLS TRY SOFTBALL BILLY SEEMS TO BE SAYING I COULDN'T CARE LESS FOR THE NESDLE THAT CAROL IS GETTING. OTHER SCENES FROM THE FIELD TRIP. Page 46 WHAT WILL BE THE ACTIVITY THESE LOVELY HANDS WILL BE ENGAGED IN IN THE FUTURE? BELOW IS FINAL PICTURE OF THE CLASS OF '70. Page 47 eee We it eat © OSE WASHINGTON TO THE 1970 GRADUATING CLASS TANGIER COMBINED HIGH SCHOOL It is traditional on commencement day to congratulate the senior class and to address all of the graduates in terms of what the future holds for them. I am breaking that tra- dition, and instead of congratulating and addressing the class as a whole, I would prefer to direct my thoughts to each of you individually, through this letter. If I had the opportunity to greet each of you individually, this is what I would say: Congratulations -- on being who you are, a unique human being capable of making a special contribution to our nation and the world. Congratulations on being fortunate enough to have parents and teachers and administrators who care deeply about you. I don't have to tell you what the future holds for you. You know that life has responsibilities as well as rewards, failures as well as successes, tragedies as well as joys. You know that our nation offers splendid opportunity -- and faces grave problems. On your commencement day, then, the important question is what you hold for the future. I am confident that your special and irreplaceable qualities of mind and heart and spirit will contribute to the building of a strong, free and just nation and a peaceful world. As you go forward you take with you my best wishes and highest hopes, Page 48 HORNE - STAUFFER, INC. TELEPHONE 442-6575 EXMORE, VA. FURNITURE - TV - APPLIANCES EXMORE, VA. ONLEY, VA. COMPLIMENTS NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE OF BOB INGERSOLL CLARK BROS. INC. LIFZ INSURANCE SEALTEST MILK DISTRIBUTORS SALISBURY MARYLAND PHONE | 7h9-5448 Page 49 we This gift was embodied in a mythical ring belonging to a hero, Ogier the Dane. Ogier’s ring not only removed the wearer’s infirmities; it also restored his youth. Try your Balfour class ring 50 years from now. Maybe it can do the same. CHARLES G. 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