Wicomico High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1976 volume:

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An Experience To Be Lived ... 6 IJGJffl Wicomico Senior High - 4 Salisbury, Maryland so vr CONTENTS New Beginnings New Faces New Happenings New Prospects r m ' ■ WBphL?k ‘h $ si-f i% y ' v A V i il ' T « MAPIE ANN ADAMS: Wiennie ; Prom Com. IV, Helped in Office II; plans are to be a secretary; remember for be¬ ing so skinny and having fat thumbs. VAUGHN LEE ADAMS: Football IV, Basketball III, IV, Varsity Club IV, Track II, III, IV; plans are to attend col¬ lege and become a social worker. FRANK JAMES ADKINS: Band II, Wi Hi News III, Gym¬ nastic Show II,III, IV. SANDRA JEAN ADKINS: Class Pres. 11,111, Cheerleader II, III,IV, Honor Society III,IV, Varsity Club III, IV (sec¬ retary), Float Com. II,III, S.G.A. II,III, Prom Com. IV, Jr. Class Play; plans are to attend college; remembered by Ace. EXTOR MANUEL ALAMO: Wi Hi News III,IV, Prom Com. IV, Latin Club IV; plans are to attend State Police Academy and hopefully become a State Trooper; remembered for his fantastic sense of humor, and unusual hair-style. JEFFREY LEWIS ALEXANDER: Jeff”; Football II, III, IV, Varsity Club; plans are to go to college and plan to be a gym teacher; remembered for being clean. THERESA GALE ALEXANDER: Tessi ; Float Committee III, IV, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee TV, DECA III,IV, D. E. Chapter President IV,DE State Parli- mentarian IV, Wrestling Manager III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV; plans to attend business college; remembered for always being forgetful, and crazy sense of humor. COLEEN BAKER ALLEN: Coleen ; SGA Representative III, Yearbook IV, Honor Society, Latin Club, Softball II Keyettes, Prom Committee; plans to have a medical ca¬ reer; remember for being with Slick, driving a brown VW, and working at Orange Julius. Outdoor Pep Rallies ? Rowdier Than Ever! Patty Stephens Extor Manuel Alamo Jeffrey Lewis Alexander Marie Ann Adams Vaughn Lee Adams Frank James Adkins Sandra Jean Adkins Theresa Gale Alexander Coleen Baker Allen 12 Jesse Darnell Allen Benjamin Charles Anderson Sandra Denise Anderson David Lee Appleby New Buildings? They’re too late! Lisa Wimbrow Cheryl Lynn Ardis Clarence Andress Babcock JESSE DARNELL ALLEN: Bunkie M ; Football II, III; plans are to be a business worker; remembered for his sense of humor. BENJAMIN CHARLES ANDERSEN: High fly as a kite ; plans are to go to college and learn a trade. SANDRA DENISE ANDERSON: Carolyn ; DECA TV; plans are to work and enjoy what comes along; remembered for being so quiet. DAVID LEE APPLEBY: Bing ; S.G.A. IV homeroom and choir), Choir IV, Band II, III, IV, Outside eating area IV, Saturday Child (Wi Hi singers) IV, Christmasland IV, Float Com. IV, Band banner III, J.V. basketball manager II, J.V. Basketball III; plans are to attend college and major in Music or philosophy; remembered for rapping ability, and for being amusic freak. CHERYL LYNN ARDIS: Honor Society III, IV, Band II, III, IV; plans are to go into nursing. CLARENCE ANDRESS BABCOCK, JR.: C.B. ; Junior class historian S.G.A. Rep. II, HI, Pres. Classroom IV, Medical Careers II, Honor Society III, IV, Homecoming Com. Ill, IV, Thes. IV, S.G.A. Treasurer IV, Christmas Land Co- chairman IV, Jr. Class Play III, Sr. Class Play III, IV, Prom Com. IV; plans are to attend college in Phil., or Cinn. and major in design or business management; remembered for loving to spend money, and for being in love with Cher and trying to be sophisticated. DANETTE ANN BAKER: Danette ; Yearbook Staff IV, Junior class play III, Spanish Club IV, Prom Com. IV, Bi- centenial Assembly III, Guidance Assistant IV; plans are to attend college; remembered for her fringe bangs. JOSEPH DALE BAKER: Jody ; Prom Com. IV; remembered for his attendance. Wi Hi ' s Chief Elf: Steve Evans RICHARD BANKS: Richard ; Plans: undecided. PAMELA PRISCILLA BARCLAY: Pom Pom ; Prom Com¬ mittee, Softball Tryouts; Plans are to be a model; Remem¬ bered by Butch . LYDIA PEARL BARKLEY: Yearbook III, IV, Prom Com¬ mittee IV, Deca III; plans are to attend Morgan State Col¬ lege; Remembered for always asking Do you have any¬ thing to eat? RENAGER JENNEVIE BARKLEY: Renee Prom Committee, Float Committee; Plans: Child psychology; Remembered by her friendly smile and pleasant disposition. FAITH LENDRA BATEMAN: Faye ; Track III, Homecoming Committee II, Prom Committee Tailoring II; Plans: un¬ decided; Remembered by her track ability and being Kev¬ in ' s woman. BETH OWENS BEACH: Beth ; Alternate Cheerleader II, Girls Basketball III, IV, S.G.A. Representative II, III, Soft- ball III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Hockey II, III, IV, Home¬ coming IV, Float Committees II, III, IV, Wi Hi News III, IV, Girls Track II, Varsity Club III, IV, Plans are to attend college and major in special education. Remembered for always being by Alan ' s weakest side. LISA ANNE BENDLER: Meet ; Medical Careers II, Indian Chant IV, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Children ' s Theater. Dinner Theater; PLans are to major in forestry, and work for the park and recreation service. RONALD JOSEPH BENNETT: Ronnie ; Plans: Undecided. Expectations Of Graduating To The Bottom Hank Seidel Faith Lendra Bateman Beth Owens Beach Kathy Rae Benton Thomas Neeld Berry Marjorie Sue Bosserman Faye Yvonne Bounds Mary Louise Bowen Michael Ray Bower Check For Mistakes, Keith Beverly Carol Birckhead Patricia Anne Blades Best About Being A Senior? Graduation! Shlrley Dlckerson KATHY RAE BENTON: Human Relations II, Medical Careers IV, Prom Committee, Keyettes IV, Science Club IV; plans are to become a nurse-midwife; Remembered for her smile. THOMAS NEELD BERRY: Duck and T. Berry ; Varsity Football II, III, rv, Baseball II, III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, President IV, Co-Captain of football baseball II, III, Key Club, Prom Com. IV; plans are to attend college and pursue a career as an industrial arts teacher; remembered for Pony League on weekends, his Toyota, president of the 3-H Club, and his Duck style of running. BEVERLY CAROL BIRCKHEAD: Bev, Hockey II, III, IV, Softball II (manager), F.T.A. IV, Wi-Hi Singers IV, S.G.A. IV; plans are to go to college and to go into social work; remembered for always being present, but never really there. PATRICIA ANNE BLADES: Bogart ; Field Hockey III, IV, Thespians III, IV, Children ' s Theater III, Varsity Club IV, PromCom. IV, Float Com. IV; plans are to attend college for music education; remembered for getting over excited. MARJORIE SUE BOSSERMAN: Marji ; French Club IV Homecoming Com. IV, Indian Chant IV, Float Com. IV- plans are to go to college and travel; remembered for want¬ ing to go home to Florida. FAYE YVONNE BOUNDS: Faye ; S.G.A. IV, Ways Means Com. IV, Keyettes III, Photography II, Children ' s Theatre III, TV, Float Com, III, IV, Homecoming Court Chairman Prom Com. FV, Art Club; plans are to attend college major in psychology art; remembered for having very original, weird ideas. MARY LOUISE BOWEN: Lou ; Cheerleader II, III, IV, S.G.A. II, PromCom. IV, Homecoming Com. IV, Band II, III, IV, Float Com. II, III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Medical Careers IV, French Club IV; plans are to be a nurse; remembered for being Wayne Powell ' s mystery voice. MICHAEL RAY BOWER: Bowser ; Cross Country IV, Track IV, Varsity Club IV, Float Com. IV; plans are undecided; remembered for always wanting to party. 15 Pose Pretty ALLEN LEE BRADFORD: ’’Alien Band II, III, IV, Indian Chant IV, Float Committee IV, Prom Committee IV, Plans to go to college, remembered for answering the T.V. ques¬ tions on the current events quizzes. GREG LEE BRICKOUS: Hud Football III, IV, Wrestling II, III, IV, Plans to go into the Armed Services, remem¬ bered for his nickname Hud . JEANNE ROBIN BROMHALL: Jeanne B. Lorax II, III, Keyettes IV, Prom Committee IV, Yearbook III, Wi Hi News IV, Latin Club IV, Float Committee IV. Plans to go to college, remembered for being one of the car decorators. LYNNE MAE BROMLEY: Lynne Indian Chant IV, Latin Club IV, Plans to attend nursing school. CHERYL ANN BROWN: Cheryl Choir IV, Bicentennial Assembly III, Prom Committee IV. Plans are undecided, remembered for her dancing ability. JOHN GREGORY BROWN: John Wrestling II, III, IV, Span¬ ish Club IV, Latin Club IV, Photography Club IV, Junior Class Play III, Plans to attend college and major in math¬ ematics, remembered as K.B. or Little Brown . KEITH LIONEL BROWN: Keith F.T.A. IV, Spanish Club IV, Latin Club IV, Photography Club IV, Junior Class Play HI. Plans to attend college and major in mathematics, remembered as K.B. or Little Brown • MARCELLA RENEE BROWN: Marcella Medical Careers II, III, IV, Media Club III, Latin Club IV. Plans to become a doctor. 9th Graders At Wi Hi? Ship ' em out! F. Shlagle Cheryl Ann Brown John Gregory Brown Keith Lionel Brown Marcella Renee Brown 16 Michael Allen Brown Susan Elaine Brown Donna Faye Brumbley Cynthia Bunting Ronnie Lee Burke Karen Marie Campbell Donna Jean Cappello Candice Cay Carey Debbie In Dreamland Boys In Home Ec — D oubling Recipes! MICHAEL ALLEN BROWN: SUSAN ELAINE BROWN: Susan ; Medical Careers II, French Club III, IV, President, Keyettes IV, Varsity Club IV, Chil¬ dren ' s Theatre III, WI HI News III, Float II, III, IV, SGA IV (secretary), Yearbook IV; Plans are to attend college and become a Dental Hygienist; Remembered for all her smiles and hi ' s as she was walking down the halls. DONNA FAYE BRUMBLEY: Donna ; Latin Club IV, Prom Committee IV; Plans are to become a nurse; Remembered for being so quiet in class. CYNTHIA BUNTING: Cindy ; Plans undecided. RONNIE LEE BURKE: Plans are to be a truck driver; Remem¬ bered for the mall parking lot. KAREN MARIE CAMPBELL Human Relations II, Softball IV, Prom Committee IV, Float Committee III, IV, Concert Choir IV; Plans are to be an Airline Stewardess; Remem¬ bered for always being late. DONNA JEAN CAPPELLO: Donna ; Medical Careers II, III, IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Feature Editor, Wi Hi News IV, Wi Hi News III, IV, Keyettes ID, IV, Homecoming Committee Chairman IV, SGA HI, IV, Science Club IV, Yearbook IV, Prom Committee, Christmasland IV, Hockey III, 1V, Tennis D, IV, Jr. Class Play, Cheerleader II, HI, Senior Class Play m, IV, Varsity Club IV, Dinner Theater; Plans are to go to college and major in Dental Hygiene; Remembered by the Senior class as Blinky and Wi Hi News as Polly Parrot. CANDICE CAY CAREY: Candy ; Prom Committee, Hockey IV, Softball IV, Keyettes II, III, Float Committee II, III, IV, Sr. Class Play; Plans undecided; 17 Sleeping Beauties DAVE) PATRICK CAREY: David , plans to go to college. JAMES EDWARD CARRIGAN: Jimmy ; Wrestling; Plans to go to college; remembered for being friendly and loving to hold a conversation with friends. KIMBERLY COLLINS CARSTENS: Kim ; Thespians IV, Softball IV, Presidential Classroom Alternate IV, Keyettes II, IV, Yearbook III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Childrens Theatre, Christmasland IV, Homecoming Float II, III, Dinner Theatre IV; Plans to attend college and study psychology, remembered for being attacked by a sex fiend in the Junior Class Play. ELIZABETH IDA CAULK: Betsy ; Band II, III, Vo-Tech IV, Prom Committee IV; Plans to be a secretary, remembered for Tom and her little red putt-putt. DIANE GAIL CAUSEY: Diane ; Lorax II, Yearbook III, IV, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee IV, WiHi News IV. JENNIFER DENISE CHANDLER {Ewell): Jennifer ; Track II, III, IV, DEC A III, Homecoming Float III, IV, Basketball Manager IV, Prom Committee IV, Varsity Club; Plans to be a housewife, remembered as Speedy Gonzales and being loved by her husband. PHN TIMOTHY CHANEY: Tim ; Vo-Tech III, IV, VICA, Chess II; Plans to work in construction and travel; remembered for the parties at the cabin. HOWARD EDWARD CHELTON: Howard ; Plans to be a motorcycle mechanic; remembered for the parties at the cabin. Best About Seniors? Being On Top! Jimmy Carrigan Diane Gail Causey Jennifer Denise Chandler John Timothy Chaney Howard Edward Chelton 18 Calvin Curtis Cooper Debra Jean Cooper Reggie, Janet and Johnny Just Hangin 1 Around Robert Joseph Christian, Jr. Football Team? Sexy! Klm Wright CHARLES KEVIN CHERRY: Kevin ; Class Float II, III, IV; Plans are to go to college; remembered for his red hair, BRYAN EDGAR CHEW: Chew Track II, IV, Varsity Club IV; plans are to be a state trooper; remembered for going ROBERT JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, JR.: R.J, Float Committee II, III, IV, Prom Committee; plans undecided. DONALD ELDRIDGE COLLINS: Donald , plans are undecided. AUDREY BURNELL CONWAY: Prom Committee, Softball (tryout); plans are to go to college or in the service; remembered by her temper, shortness, chewing gum, unpredictability. CALVIN CURTIS COOPER: Calvin ; plans are undecided. DEBRA JEAN COOPER: Debbie ; Coop ; Lorax II, Prom Committee IV, Keyettes IV, Float Committee III; plans are to be a secretary; remembered for being one of the Bob- bsey Twins. 19 Anticipation Above Average Institution Of Learning. Ken Film KEVIN EUGENE COPES: Calvin Vo-Tech III, IV; VICA. Plans to go into the Service, remembered for Shortie. LISA ANN CORBETT: Lisa S.G.A. Representative IV, Prom Committee IV, Homecoming Court II, IV, Christmas- land IV, Plans to attend art school, remembered for being five feet tall and always being late to school. MICHAEL BARRY CORBETT: Mike Office Aid. Plans to attend Radiologic School of Technology. MARGARET ANNETTE CORE: Annette Color Guard III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Softball IV. Plans are undecided. ELMER NELSON CULLEN, JR.: Nelson . Plans are un¬ decided, remembered for always being with Rhonda. SUSAN JEAN CURRY: Sue Prom Committee IV, Keyettes III, AFS III, Lorax III, Spanish Club III, Honor Society, Float Committee III, IV. Plans to attend SSC, remembered for being quiet (sometimes). ARTHUR BAKER DAHLSTROM: Leach, Stooge, Curly Yearbook IV, DECA III, IV, Three Stooges Club III, IV, Float Committee IV, Prom Committee IV, Football Cheer¬ ing Committee IV, Track IV, Key Club IV. Plans to go to college or into the Army; remembered as a guzzler. BRENDA FRANCINE DASHIELb Cine S.G.A. Alternate IV, Concert Choir II, III, IV, Hockey manager, Prom Com¬ mittee IV. Plans to be a secretary; remembered for her mole. Elmer Nelson Cullen, Jr. ■|«M | Susan Jean Curry Michael Barry Corbett Margaret Annette Core Arthur Baker Dahlstrom Brenda Francine Dashiell 20 Vicki Elaine Dennis Wilma Lee Dennis ANDREW JAMES DAVIS JR.: Cross Country IV; plans are college or military service. DONALD PHILLIP DAVIS: ' ’Donald Duck ; plans are to go in the army, remembered for all the milk he drinks. VANESSA RAVEN DAVIS: Bonnie ; plans undecided; re¬ membered for being herself. SANDRA JEAN DEEL: French Fric ; Prom Committee, Float III; plans are to be a secretary or continue secretarial studies at Vo-Tech.; remembered for strawberries. PAUL EUGENE DEMINT: Media Club III; plans are to work. SHVONNE DENISE DENNIS: Chiven ; Basketball II, III, IV, Hockey III, IV, Softball II, III, IV: plans are to go to college and major in Dentistry: Remembered for making people smile (happy) and atheletic abilities, together afro and Colgate smile. VICKI ELAINE DENNIS: Vicki ; Tennis II, III, IV, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee IV, Float Commit¬ tee II, III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, National Honor So¬ ciety III, IV, Student Council II, III; plans are to go to college and architecture; remembered for loving Billy Giordano. WILMA LEE DENNIS: Indian Chant IV, Jr. Class Play III, Children ' s Theatre IV, Dinner Theatre IV; plans are to go to SSC and major in Theater Arts; remembered for looking like Sandy Duncan. Graduation? I Pray That I Make It! Denise Reed Why Don t You Smile A Little? I Like 1st Period! Debbi Hyde DAVID SCOTT DETAMORE: Dee ; plans are in music and taking it easy and traveling; remembered for partying and having a good time. PAULINE DICKERSON: Freeman ; Choir II, III, IV; plans are to get married and go to a trade school for tailoring and cooking; remembered for getting suspended for vaca¬ tions is days away from the library and for loving Aaron Lee Freeman Jr. (Better known as Junio ). SHIRLEY ANN DICKERSON: Yearbook IV, Hockey (Man¬ ager) IV, Choir IV, Prom Committee IV, remembered by Donald plans are to go into Civil Service, MERVIN STURGIS DISHAROON, JR.: Merv ; Key Club II, Prom Committee IV; plans are to attend college, travel, and lazy back; remembered for partying, and just being me. MARCIA VANESSA DIXON: Marsha ; Prom Committee IV, Wicomico Vo Tech III, IV, Medical Careers III, IV,; plans are to attend college, nursing school; remembered by Ty¬ rone McGlotten. JULIE KAYE DODSON: Julie ; Prom Committee, Nursing; plans are to get married and become an LPN. (licensed prac¬ tical nurse) remembered for her laugh and talking. BRIAN VINCENT DONOVAN: Brian ; Soccer II, III, IV: plans are to go into Tech. Drafting after two years of col¬ lege at SSC; remembered by being a flirt, tuned in an d tuned out likes parties and to party. JULIA LEE DONOWAY: DEC A I, II, III, IV, Prom Commit¬ tee; plans undecided; remembered by being very talkative. Marcia Vanessa Dixon Julie Kaye Dodson David Scott Detamore Pauline Dickerson 22 Robert Joseph Dunn Pamela LaVelle Dutton RUTH THERESA DOUGLAS: Theresa ; Vo-Tech III, IV, Tailoring III, IV; plans to go to college, remembered for making a lot of noise and being short and fat, SHIRLEY LEE DREW: Shirley ; Prom Committee IV; plans are undecided, remembered for being a good friend, GREGORY ALAN DUFFY: Lil 1 Duffy ; Soccer IV, Prom Committee IV; plans to become a computer programer, remembered by all the nice young ladies as the craziest dude at Wi. Hi, CAROL ANNE DUNAHOO: Carol ; Student Government Representative II, III, President IV, A.F.S. President III, IV, French Club II, President III, Vice-Pres, IV, A.F.S. II, III, IV, Yearbook II, III, IV, National Honor IV, Home¬ coming Committee III, Greater Books II, III, IV, School Service Award II, III, A.F.S. Cablethon II, III, IV, Md. General Assembly Page IV, 1975 Washington Youth Tour III, Placed second in 1974 National French Contest II, Win¬ ner of Trip to Spain in 1975 Spanish Heritage Assoc., na¬ tional essay contest III, Spanish Club II, Float Committee II, Bicentennial Committee III; plans to go to college and into a career in international relations; remembered for al¬ ways having too much to do. ROBERT JOSEPH DUNN, Jr.: Bobby ; Honor Society III, IV, Baseball II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Soccer II, III, IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Basketball II; plans to attend college and go into accounting; remem¬ bered for always smiling and never being without a soccer ball. PAMELA LaVELLE DUTTON: SweetPea ; Prom Commit¬ tee IV, Track II, Softball II, Basketball II, Drama Activi¬ ties II; plans are to become a registered nurse; remembered for talking about how much she loved Alexander Dennard. SAMUEL E. DYKE: Sam ; Cross Country III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Varsity Club IV; plans to go to forestry school; re¬ membered for trying to stay awake. STEVEN MAURICE EASLEY: O.J. Football II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Basketball, D. O.; plans to go into pro football or become a physical education teacher; remembered for football. What A Hassle! Bill Jarrett Aren ' t they cute ? 23 Smile Darryl, You re In the Yearbook! GORM PETTER EMBERLAND: Gorm ; Soccer II, III, IV, Wi Hi News IV, Prom Committee IV, Baseball Manager IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Varsity Club; plans to at- tend college. CHARLES WILLIAM ENNIS: Chuck ; plans to go into road construction. CONNIE SUE ENNIS: Tick ; Band II, III, IV, Cherrleader III IV, S.G.A. II, III, Prom Committee IV, Honor Society IIL IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Choir III, IV; plans to become a music major at Morgan State College; remem¬ bered as the small young lady with the big voice; the girl with the braids. CONSTANCE MARIAN ENNIS: Connie ; Cheerleader Man¬ ager III, French Club IV, D.O. IV; plans are marriage, working in a restaurant. DEBORAH ANNE ENNIS: Debbie ; Prom Committee IV, Lorax II, Float Committee II, III, Media Club II, Keyettes II; plans are undecided. SHEILA DENISE ENNIS: Sheila ; Prom Committee IV, Float Committee III; plans are to attend college. SCOTT LEE ERVING: Scott ; Prom Committee IV; plans to enlist in the Navy. STEPHEN FRANCIS EVANS: Stick ; Football II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Indian Chant IV, Key Club IV, Float Com¬ mittee IV, Varsity Club II, III, IV; plans to attend college and be with Glenda; remembered for getting concussions, being rowdie, partying and flirting. We’ve Got The Spirit! Kevin Pobst Gorm Petter Emberland Charles William Ennis Connie Sue Ennis Constance Marian Ennis Deborah Anne Ennis Sheila Denise Ennis Scott Lee Erving Stephen Francis Evans Wilma Lee Evans Talana Denise Everett Vicki Lynn Everent Kenneth Ray Eversman Dale Eugene Ewalt Robert Brady Farlow Faye Denise Farrington Jennifer Ann Fennell Music And Theatre ARE Important! Kevin Pobst WILMA LEE EVANS: Doc ; Medical Careers IV, Prom Com¬ mittee IV; plans to attend college and medical school; re¬ membered for never wearing a dress and her love of horses. TALANA DENISE EVERETT: Talana ; Concert Choir III, S.G.A. II,III, Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior Class Vice-President, Honor Society III, IV, Student Service Award III, Prom Committee IV, Float Committee II, III; plans to attend business college: VICKI LYNN EVERETT: Vicki ; Band II, III, IV, Major¬ ettes IV, Spanish Club II, Student Council II, III, IV, Sec¬ retary of Fashion Careers III, Secretary of Band TV, Prom Committee IV, Gymnastics Show III; plans to attend col¬ lege; remembered for being Miss Salisbury Fire Depart¬ ment 1974 and loving Freddie. KENNETH RAY EVERSMAN: Huck ; Prom Committee IV, H uman Relations II, III, Float Committee II, III, IV, S.G.A. II, III, Senior Class Play IV; plans to attend the Fahion In¬ stitute of Technology and fulfill a career in fashion merchandising. DALE EUGENE EWALT: Big E ; Varsity Club II, III, IV, Football II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, Baseball II, III, IV, Yearbook IV, KeyClub IV, Float Committee II, III, Chil¬ dren ' s Theatre III, Prom Commitee IV; plans to be a Phys. Ed. teacher; remembered for being the biggest Hot Dog . ROBERT BRADY FARLOW: Robby ; Band II, III, Prom Committee IV; plans are undecided; remembered for al¬ ways having the time to party. FAYE DENISE FARRINGTON: Faye ; Track and Field II, DEC A IV, Prom Committee IV; plans are to attend col¬ lege; remembered for her craziness. JENNIFER ANNE FENNELL: Jen ; Hockey II, Track II, Al¬ ternate Cheerleader II, Varsity Cheerleader III, IV, Tennis III, IV, Thespians III, IV, Keyettes II, IV, Yearbook IV, Varsity Club II, III, IV, Concert Choir III, Senior Class Play III, IV, Children Theatre III, Wicomico County Student Youth Organization IV, Alternate Student Page IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Homecoming Committee IV, Prom Committee IV, Greater Books III; plans to attend college; remembered for being the flirt in the Senior Class Play and Snow White in Children ' s Theatre. Write on, Brother ... Atomosphere Is Too Immature. C. Foskey TAMILYN KAY FERRIER: Stilts, Kermit ; SGA II, Bakset- ball II, III, IV, Keyettes IV, Track II, III, IV, Senior Class Play, Make-Up, PromCommittee, Varsity Club TV; plans are to go to college and become a forester; remembered for being too tall and loving the out of doors. KENNETH ANSON FILM: Scratch 11 ; Prom Committee IV, Float Committee IV, Cross Country II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Honor Society III, IV, Bio¬ chemistry Seminar, Foreign Study League; Plans are to attend college and medical school; to become a dentist, or a professional motorcycle racer; remembered for being wild on a motorcylce, and being crazy, but in a special kind of way. JOHNNY JOSEPH FINNEY. JR.: Poggie ; Basketball II, III, IV, Football II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Choir IV,; plans are to go to college and live a good life; remembered for being a superstar in sports and being very cool. DEBORAH ANN FINOCCHIO: Debbie ; plans are to work in some field relating to Cosmetology. ERIC RAY FLETCHER: O.J. ; Football II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Basketball II, Wrestling III, Student Patrol IV, VIC A III, IV; plans are to go to college and the Army and major in science. JEFFREY CONWELL FOREMAN: Jeff ; Track IV; plans are Marines all the way; remembered for having a tremendous amount of women. CINDY LEE FOSKEY: Trigger , K ; Yearbook IV, Prom Committee, Float II, III, IV, Homeacoming Committee IV, Senior Class Play III, IV; plans undecided; remembered for fighting fat. P. G. S K. and happy trails. TERESA LYNN FOSKEY: Honor Society III, IV, Color Guard II, Majorettes III, Float Committee IV, Prom Committee IV; plans are to travel, then go tino Secretarial work. Tamilyn Kay Ferrier Kenneth Anson Film Johnny Joseph Finney Deborah Ann Finocchio Cindy Lee Foskey Teresa Lynn Foskey Glenda Elizabeth Gamsey Isaac Russell Gattis, Jr. Carmen Louise Frey Claude Lee Gattis Nelson Andrew Gemeny Milton Charles Georgo We ' re SURE! Gina Theresa Gasque Ronnie Lee Gates Wi-Hi Flips My Wig... G. Washington CARMEN LOUISE FREY: Carm Lorax II, Art Club IV, Prom Committee IV, Keyettes IV, Float Committee II, IV, Senior Class Play. Plans to attend college and become a music therapist, remembered for decorating cars and getting caught. GLENDA ELIZABETH GARNSEY: Glenda Prom Commit¬ tee IV, Softball IV, Float Committee IV, Plans to be a psychiatrist, remembered for pizza . GINA THERESA GASQUE: Gina DECA III, IV, Prom Com¬ mittee IV. Plans to get married, remembered for her striped pajamas and being one of the three musketeers. RONNIE LEE GATES: Ronnie G. Plans are undecided, remembered for pie. CLAUDE LEE GATTIS: Clyde Vo-Tech III, IV. Plans to go into the Air Force, remembered for being a good friend. ISAAC RUSSELL GATTIS, JR.: Peanut Media Club II. Plans to get a good job and later go into the Army, re¬ membered for trying to play lover. NELSON ANDREW GEMENY: Andy AFS II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Indian Chant IV. Plans to go to college, Remembered for having great parties. MILTON CHARLES GEORGO: Milt Senior Class Play III, IV, Lorax II, III, Campus Productions III, Media Club III, Prom Committee IV, Project BASE II, III, Christmas- land II, III, S.T.A.G.E.S. II. Plans to attend college, remembered for changing a lot of everything. Alvin Awaits Lunch ANN MARIE GIBSON: Ann Marie ; AFS II, III, IV, SGA II, IV, Art Club IV, Honor Society III, IV, Senior Class Play, Prom Committee, Float Committee; Plans are an art career and attend an Art college, KAREN ROSE GILBERT: Spanish Club III, IV, Keyettes III, IV, Thespians IV, Prom Committee, Jr. Class Play, Senior Class Play, SGA Rep. II, SGA 2nd. Vice Presi¬ dent IV, Float Committee III, IV, Wi Hi News, Year¬ book IV, Christmasland IV, Tennis III, IV, Greater Books II, III,; plans are to attend college; remembered for her love of tennis and a silver Mercedes. JANET LEA GOOD (McMICHAEL): Janet ; DECA; Plans undecided. GREGORY DEAN GORDY: Mike ; Football II, III, IV, Baseball II, III, IV, Basketball Manager II, Key Club IV, Varsity Club III, IV; plans are to travel; remembered for always staying calm. MICHAEL ALAN GORDY: Mike ; Football II, HI, IV, Prom Com. IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Basketball III, IV, Key Club III, IV; plans are to attend college and having a good time; remembered for good football ability and ability to get along with others. PHILIP C. GORDY, JR.: Clay Editor-in-chief Wi Hi News IV, Bus. Adv. Mgr Tom-Tom IV, AFS III, IV, S.G.A. Float Com. Chair. IV, Wi Hi Xmas-Land II, III, IV, Dinner Theatre IV, Ways G Means Com. IV, S.G.A. Const. Rev. Com.; plans are to attend college in Accounting, Law, Journalism, and Drama; remem¬ bered by always being involved in everything at the same time and still getting everything done right and on time. ROBERT LORENZA GORDY, JR.: Dr. G Basketball II, Track III, IV Prom Com. IV; plans are to attend college to be a doctor (surgeon); remembered by Yvonne Shuman. YVONNE GREEN: Prom Com. IV, Vo-Tech III, IV App. Manufacturing G Child Care; plans are undecided; re¬ membered as being very small and quiet but most of all as loving my son Michael Antonio Mason. New Lunch Area? Only In The Spring! Kathy Benton Michael Alan Gordy Philip C. Gordy Jr. Ann Marie Gibson Janet Lea Good (McMichael) Robert Lorenza Gordy Jr. Yvonne Green Gregory Dean Gordy Carroll Stanford Hamilton John Randall Haney ’’When did you become a NARC, Mark? Michel Dawn Gunter Wayne Bernard Gunther The Average Expenditure Per Student Is Insufficient D. Morris CYNTHIA ANNE GREGORY: ,, Cindy n S.G.A. IV, Prom Committee III, IV, Medical Careers II, III, IV, Homecoming Committee III, IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Yearbook IV; plans to be a secretary; remembered for changing horses in the middle of the creek, JENNIFER LEIGH GRISE: Jenn S.G.A. II, III, Float Com¬ mittee II, III, IV, Greater Books II, III, IV, Honor Society III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Presidential Classroom IV, Bicentennial Committee III, IV, Art Club IV, Bicentennial Seniors Award IV, Betty Crocker Leadership Award IV, Plans to attend college and study art and psychology. MICHELE DAWN GUNTER: Turkey Prom Committee IV, D. O., Cosmetology III. plans are undecided. WAYNE BERNARD GUNTHER: Wayne Prom Committee IV, Vo-Tech. Plans to be an auto mechanic, remembered as Bernard. FERDA LEMAN GUZEY: Fertilizer Lorax III, Thespians IV, Keyettes II, IV, Prom Committee IV, Junior Class Play, Honor Society III, IV, Latin Club II, III, Art Club IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Senior Class Play III, IV, Childrens Theatre IV, Advanced Drama Class Play IV. Plans to go to college to study architecture, remembered for smiling and making other people smile. CHERYL DENISE HAGEN: Cheryl Hockey IV, Varisty Club IV, Keyettes II, IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, S.G.A. II, S.G.A. Second Vice-Pres. Ill, S.G.A. Parlimentarian IV, Prom Committee IV, Senior Class Play III, Junior Class Play III, Presidential Classroom IV, Thespians IV, Homecoming Committee III. Plans to go to college and become a probation officer, remembered as the 1 survivor of the ditch: Oh no, my mom ' s going to kill me . CARROLL STANFORD HAMILTON: Ford Plans to attend college and major in history or political science, remem¬ bered for being a great person. JOHN RANDALL HANEY: Randy Christmasland Chairman II, III, IV, Lorax II, III; President III, S.G.A. II, III, IV, Year¬ book IV, Prom Committee IV, Campus Productions III, IV, Homecoming Committee IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Wi-Hi News IV, Soroptimist Award IV, A.F.S. Ill, IV. Plans to go to college and go into business for himself, re¬ membered for being so involved that he was rarely in class. Michael Charles Hardy Larine Juanita Harper TrackINothing Else To Do! --Vaughn Adams MICHAEL CHARLES HARDY: Mike ; Vo-Tech III, IV; plans to go into the Armed Services; remembered for his personality, LARINE JUANITA HARPER: Larine ; Hockey IV, Spanish Club III, Art Club IV; plans to become a nurse, remem¬ bered for being destructive on the hockey field. LAWRENCE ALLAN HARRIS: Allan, Speed Racer ; FFA II, III, Media Club III; plans to go into the carpet business with his father; remembered for his little blue bug. JEFFREY BRUCE HART: Jeff ; S.G.A. II, Basketball III, Prom Committee IV, Cross Country III, Soccer IV, Float Committee, Junior Class Play III, Honor Society, Varsity Club IV, Election Committee II; plans to become rich and retire at 25; remembered for giving the teachers a hassle. MARCEL ELLIS HAYES: Marcel ; Football II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Wrestling III, IV, Choir II, III, Prom Committee IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Float Committee IV, Runner-up in Bicentennial Senior Award IV; plans to attend college; remembered for his great ability and stamina. COLLEEN ANN HAZEL: Catwoman ; Vo-Tech III, IV, VICA IV; plans to go into tailoring; remembered for her cats. KAREN LEE HEATH: Karyn ; Medical Careers IV, Homecoming Committee IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Wi. Hi. News IV, Prom Committee IV, Keyettes IV; plans to study business and accounting; remembered for saying But I have never gotten sick before. THOMAS MITCHELL HITCH: Tommy ; plans are undecided. Lawrence Allan Harris Jeffrey Bruce Hart DECA sells T-shirts by the dozen. §8! %r%y •fiC • r Richard Jeffrey Holloway Danny Ray Holyfield Mary Elizabeth Howard Frederick Clarke Hubbert RICHARD JEFFREY HOLLOWAY: Jeff ; J.V. Football II, Varsity Football III, IV, Varsity Club IV, Media Club IV; plans to attend college and major in Business Ad¬ ministration; remembered for always trying hard in school, DANNY RAY HOLYFIELD: Danny ; Vo-Tech III, IV, VIC A Treasurer, IV; plans are undecided. MARY ELIZABETH HOWARD: Mary ; Concert Choir II, III, IV, PromCommittee IV, Wi Hi Singers IV; plans to go to college and become a nurse or English teacher; remembered for being quiet and shy. FREDERICK CLARKE HUBBERT: Freddie ; Football II, III, IV, Baseball III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV, Key Club IV; plans to attend college; remembered for Vicki. LARANCE JOSEPH HULL: LaRance ; Football II, Track II, III, IV, J.V. Basketball, Basketball III, Prom Com¬ mittee IV, Float Committee; plans to attend college or go into the Armed Forces; remembered for eating fruit. JACK EUGENE HUGHES: Jack ; plans to go into the Army; remembered for his blonde hair. WILLIAM KEITH HUMPHREY: Keith ; plans are undecided. DEBBI LYNN HYDE: Debbi ; S.G.A. IV, Indian Chant IV, Prom Committee IV, Yearbook IV, Float Commit¬ tee IV, Keyettes IV, Photography Club IV, Junior Class Play III, Christmasland IV, Children ' s Theatre IV, Din¬ ner Theatre IV; plans to be a psychologist or a journal¬ ist; remembered as Bluebird . Larance Joseph Hull William Keith Humphrey The Student Body Is All Together. John Adams Jack Eugene Hughes Debbi Lynn Hyde 31 Best School... A Lot More Spirit. K. Mitchell DEBORA ANN ISAKSON: Debbie ; Majorettes II, III, IV, Cheerleader IV, S.G.A. III, IV, Homecoming Com IV, Float Com, III, IV, Junior and Senior Class Play, Honor Society III, IV, Keyettes III, IV, (Sec. IV) Secretary of Class IV, AFS IV, Prom Com. IV; plans are to go to col¬ lege and major in dance; remembered for her twirling G dancing. DANTE KIRWAN JACKSON: ’’Dante J.”; J.V. Football II, Varsity Football IV, Choir IV, Prom Com. IV, Float Com. IV; plans are to go to college and take up law enforce¬ ment; remembered for using the term ’’tremendous”, and art abilities. FLORINE HAZEL JAMES: Keyettes III, Prom Com. IV; plans are to be an Interpreter; remembered for being short. CYRUS WILLIAM JARRETT: Bill”; Band II, III, IV, FFA III, Spanish Club II, III, Christmasland III, IV, Ecology IV, S.G. A. Ill, Lorax III, plans are to go to college; re¬ membered for THE LORAX. SHARON LEIGH ARDIS JENKINS: Sharon”; Band II, III, IV, Cheerleader II, plans are to raise a family. ALVIN LAMONT JOHNSON: Jumping Joe”; Football II, El, IV, Prom Com. IV Float Com. HI, IV, Track E, III, IV, DEC A III, Varsity Club II, III, IV; plans are to go to college and major in science or ph. ed.; remembered by always having something witty to say and remembered by Ben¬ nett ' s Track coach for the four letter word I put on him. LESLIE ANN JOHNSON: Transfer IV, Softball IV, Prom Com IV, Honor Society IV, FHA IV; plans are undecided. ARTHUR BROWNELL JONES: Kicks ; Track IV; plans are to go into the service; remembered for being himself. Sharon Leigh Ardis Jenkins Alvin Lamont Johnson 32 Debora Ann Isakson Florine Hazel James Dante Kirwan Jackson Cyrus William Jarrett Leslie Ann Johnson Philip Irving Lambertson Warren Marvin Lankford David Michael Larmore Kenneth Lane Janet Lee Lattimore Dale Robert Layfield Irma Lee Leonard Vicki Sue Lewis PHILIP IRVING LAMBERTSON: Phil ; Wrestling II, III,; plans are to go to college; remembered for trying to stay awake in class. KENNETH LANE: plans undecided. WARREN MARVIN LANKFORD: Choir II, III, IV, SGA Rep. III. School Service Award II; plans are to attend college in North Carolina; remembered for fast hands. DAVID MICHAEL LARMORE: Isky ; Deca III, IV; plans are to work to be an officer of the LAW; remembered for being a redneck and the mall parking lot. JANET LEE LATTIMORE: DECA III, IV; plans are to work and enjoy life; remembered for being accident prone and sleeping in class. DALE ROBERT LAYFIELD: Dale ; Auto Mech III, IV; plans are to work or go in the service; remembered for the mall parking lot IRMA LEE LEONARD: Softball IV, Human Relations II, III, IV, Photography Club III, II, IV, Cheerleader II, Choir II, IV, Fashion Career Club III, Deca III, IV; plans are to attend Patricia Stevens Modeling School; remembered for being and acting myself. VICKI SUE LEWIS: Susie ; Band II, III, IV, Honor Society III, IV, Float Committee IV, Band President IV, Medical Careers IV, All-Shore Band III, FV, Prom Committee IV,; plans are to go into Nursing at the college of Union Mem¬ orial Hospital School of Nursing; remembered for Gerald and Her being called magnets . Glenda knows Gentlemen Prefer Hanes . Wi-Hi? Nice ... But Needs Changes. M. Williams 35 PHILIP TONY LINDEMAN: Phony ; Football MGR. Ill, IV, Basketball Statistition IV, Prom Committee, Photo¬ graphy Club II, III, IV, Indian Chant III, Wi Hi News IV, Track III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Junior class play, Soroptimist Award III, Wi Hi Christmasland III, IV,; plans are to get a degree in Forestry and become a famous scientist; remembered for being cool in tough situations. ADOLPH LOFTON: Plans undecided. ANNETTE VICTORIA LONG: Vicki ; Float Co mmittee III, IV, Choir III, IV, Track IV, Prom Committee III, IV; plans are going into the Air Force; remembered for her great sense of humor and sweet personality toward my friends. CAROLYN SHOCKLEY LONG: Human Relations II, Home¬ coming committee II, Float Committee II; plans are to be a housewife; remembered for getting married. DON RANDALL LONG: Don ; plans are to be a Com¬ puter Programmer and eventually a Systems Analyst; remembered for CC in DP class JAMES GLENN MABE: Jim Bo SGA II,; plans NCSU poultry science; remembered for being great in biology. GRANVILLE BEAUCHAMP MADDOX: Mad Dog ; plans undecided; remembered for his quietness. MATTHEW MADDOX JR.: Choir IV; plans are to have a good career and live a good life; remembered for the good things I did in school. A Nice Place To Visit ... Clay Gordy Granville Beauchamp Maddox Matthew Maddox, Jr. Why so glum, Carol? Philip Tony Lindeman Adolph Lofton Annette Victoria Long Carolyn Shockley Long Don Randall Long James Glenn Mabe Joe Duley Majors Ronald Andrew Majors Marcella Ann Marshall Susan Annette Marvel Ruth Ann Mason Lisa Ann Matthews Don’t look so disgusted, Merv. i fc,V r P- 9jk a • v A WA •• - � [■■ A ' RAi Susan Ruth Manis vim Gail Anne Marshall “Mercy!” --Kim Carstens JOE DULEY MAJORS: Vo-tech auto body G fend II; plans are to travel RONALD ANDREW MAJORS: Ronnie 1 ' ; Band II, III, IV, Chess Club III, Prom Com. IV, Float Com. IV; plans are undecided. SUSAN RUTH MANIS: Rabbit No 2 ; Prom Com. IV, Class Play, Color Guard II,III, Junior Senior Banquet;, plans are to enjoy life to it’s fullest; remembered for her head of hair and meeting Robinhood and his merry men in the park. GAIL ANNE MARSHALL: Gail-Mon. ; Junior Class Play, Color Guard II, III, IV, Yearbook III, Prom Com. IV, Track IV; plans are to become an airline stewardess; remembered for her quietness and friendliness. MARCELLA ANN MARSHALL: Human Relations II, Float Com II,III, Prom Com. IV; plans are to work with chil¬ dren (retarded, handicapped or emotionally disturbed); remembered for loving life and the one who made it possible. SUSAN ANNETTE MARVEL: Susan ; plans are undecided; remembered for being so quiet. RUTH ANN MASON: DECA II; plans are to get married or traveling; remembered for taking it easy. LISA ANN MATTHEWS: Pollock ; Cheerleader II, III, IV, S.G.A. II, III, IV, Class Treasurer II, IV, Float Com. II, III, IV, Honor Society III, IV, Varsity Club IV, Wi Hi News IV, Keyettes IV, Track II, Prom Com. IV, Homecoming Com. IV; plans are to attend college park to major in accounting; remembered for being so tall. Smile pretty, Debbie! I’ve Got To Go! Mike Murray STEVEN CARL MCKINLEY: Sticks Key Club III, Vice- Pres. IV, S.G.A. II, III, Varsity Club IV, Football II, III, IV, Tennis II, III, IV, Basketball II, III. plans are undecided. L. LUANNE MCMULLEN: Luanne Cheerleader II, Honor Society III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Student Patrol IV, Vo-Tech IV, S.G.A. II, III, IV. plans to go into the Air Force, remembered for her Pocomoke boyfriend. ALLEN KEITH MEADOWS: Keith J.V. Football manager II, Track manager II. plans to go to college and major in architecture, remembered for cheating on his Physics tests. BRIAN KEITH MEAGHER: Brian” Band II, III, IV, Jazz ensemble II, III, IV, Wi Hi News II, Indian Chant II, Prom Committee IV, Senior Class Play IV. plans to attend college and study music, remembered for walking and 15 m.p.h. CHRISTINE MARY MEILHAMMER: Chris Wi Hi News IV, Prom Committee IV, Vo-Tech IV. plans to become a medical secretary, remembered for the stop sign on Snow Hill Road. CATHARINA ELISABETH MELIN: Charlie A.F.S. IV, Thespians IV, Photography Club IV, Basketball manager IV, Junior Class Play IV, French Club IV, Medical Ca¬ reers IV, Art Club IV, Christmasland IV. plans to study mechanical engineering in Sweden, remembered for being the 1975-76 exchange student from Sweden. DEBRA ANN MESSICK: Debbie Vo-Tech III, IV. plans are undeicided. HERBERT DEAN MILES: Herb Soccer II, III, IV, S.G.A. III, Wrestling II, III, IV, Childrens Theatre III, Varsity Club, plans to attend college, remembered for being smooth and cool on the wrestling mat. Steven Carl McKinley L. Luanne McMullen Allen Keith Meadows Brian Keith Meagher Christine Mary Meilhammer Catherina Elisabeth Melin Debra Ann Messick Herbert Dean Miles Debra Sue Miller Ruth Kathrine Miller Rose Marie Mohr Deborah Lee Moore Janet Ellen Mills Kevin Burton Mitchell DEBRA SUE MILLER: Debbie plans to attend college in Pennsylvania, RUTH KATHRINE MILLER: Ruth Keyettes IV, Prom Committee IV, Indian Chant IV, Human Relations II. plans to become a fashion coordinator, remembered for her clothes. JANET ELLEN MILLS: Jan, Boone Softball II, Electronics II, III. Plans to go into Electronics or the Air Force Reserve. KEVIN BURTON MITCHELL: Kevin A .F .S III, IV, Choir III, IV, Wi Hi News III, IV, Art Club IV, Wi Hi Singers IV, F.T.A. IV, plans to attend college, remem¬ bered for trying to total the senior class president. ROSE MARIE MOHR: Rose Indian Chant IV, Prom Committee IV. plans are undecided. DEBORAH LEE MOORE: Debbie Float Committee IV, Prom Committee IV. plans are undecided. JANET DIANE MOORE: Diane Yearbook III, Indian Chant IV, Prom Committee IV. plans are to get married. RICHARD WAYNE MORENO: Bull Football II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Prom Committee IV. plans to go to college, remembered for always being where the party is. Janette Diane Moore Richard Wayne Moreno 2V2 Months ’Til Graduation! --D. Hyde Eric is the new chief chef for the cafeteria 39 It Ain’t Nothing But A Thing! Can’t face it, Jeff? --Dale Ewalt RICHARDSON PHN MORLEY: Bahama-hama ; plans to attend an engineering school for electronics; remem¬ bered for his foreign accent from the Bahamas. CHERYL DARLENE MORRIS: Cheryl ; Cheerleader II, Human Relations II; plans to attend modeling school; remembered for liking to party all the time. DALE RICHARD MORRIS: Dale ; Band II, III, IV, Jazz ensemble II, III, IV; plans to become a professional stu¬ dent in electrical engineering; remembered for rarely speaking. JOHN PATRICK MORRISSON: J.P. ; Soccer III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Homecoming Committee IV, Float Committee III, IV, Tennis IV, Varsity Club; plans to attend college; remembered for never missing a day of school! SANDRA MONIQUE MURPHY: Sandy ; Junior Class Play III, Senior Class Play IV, Track III, Thespians III, IV, Prom Committee IV; plans to go to college and get married; remembered for loving Mike and screaming Tilt! MICHAEL GEORGE MURRAY: Mike ; A.F.S. Ill, IV, S.G.A. IV, Lorax II, III, Yearbook IV, Prom Committee IV, Key Club IV, Medical Careers IV, Homecoming Committee IV, Wi. Hi. News IV, Junior Class Play III, Senior Class Play IV, S.G.A. Party Committee IV, Christmasland II, III, IV, Christmas Float Committee III, IV, S.G.A. Constitution Committee IV, Dinner Theatre IV, Science Club IV; plans to attend college; remembered for being involved in so much that he was rarely in school. DIANNE MARIE NESS: Dianne ; plans are undecided. BILLY LEENIBLETT: Bill ; plans to travel around the world. Sandra Monique Murphy Michael George Murray Dale Richard Morris John Patrick Morisson 40 Opal Jeanette Niblett Rose Marie Nichols Victoria Ellen Nutter ■ Antonio Jeffrey Orr Jeffrey Scott Noble Michael Joseph Noehl OPAL JEANETTE NIBLETT: Opal ; Color Guaixi III, Float Committee III, Prom Committee III, Art Awards II; plans to work in an office; remembered for Shane. ROSE MARIE NICHOLS: Rose Garden ; plans are unde¬ cided; remembered for Buddy Boy. JEFFREY SCOTT NOBLE: Smoot ; Football manager III, IV, Track manager II, III, IV, Photography Club II, III, IV, Varsity Club IV, Senior Class Play III, IV, Basket¬ ball Stats. IV, Children ' s Theatre IV, Junior Class Play III; plans are to attend college; remembered by the foot¬ ball team as Smoot. MICHAEL PSEPH NOEHL: O ' Neil ; Track II, III, IV, Cross Country III, IV, Cheerleader IV, Varsity Club IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, MVP Award for Cross Coun¬ try IV; plans to attend college or go into the military; remembered for eating apples in psychology class. VICTORIA ELLEN NUTTER: Vicki ; S.G.A. Represent¬ ative; plans to get married; remembered for going with Donnie Anderton. ANTONIO JEFFREY ORR: Tony ' T VICA III, IV; plans to be a dietitian. ANN KLEIN OSBORNE: Ann ; Prom Committee IV, Float Committee IV; plans are undecided; remembered as 2 survivor of the ditch: My pocketbook is floating . DAIVD ALLEN OVERBECK: David ; Homecoming Co- Chairman IV, Medical Careers II, III, IV; Vice-Pres. Ill, Prom Committee III, IV, Yearbook II, III, IV, S.G.A, IV, Junior Class Play HI, Senior Class Play IV, Wi. Hi. News III, Assembly monitor IV, Election Com¬ mittee IV, Christmasland IV, Homecoming Committee II, IV; plans to attend college and become a pharmicist. Afternoon Homecoming? “Bright — Sunshiny — And Fun!” Jennifer Fennell KENNY LEE PALMER: K.P. Basketball II, Soccer III, Wi Hi News IV, S.G.A. II. plans to attend college, remembered for going with the same girl all three years in high school. ALAN ROBERT PARKER: Alan Football II, III, IV; All-Conference IV, Baseball II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV, Honor Society III, IV, Latin Club II, Varsity Club III, IV, Track II, Greater Books II, S.G.A. II, High School Superstars IV, Prep All-American IV. plans to attend college, remembered for his tremendous mental ability. PATRICIA ANN PARKER: Patty Choir II, IV, Vo-Tech III, IV, Vo-Tech Treasurer IV, Vo-Tech Leader III, IV. plans to teach elementary school, remembered as Short Stop, Hot Stuff. DEAN CARSON PATTON: Dean Cross Country III, IV, Junior Class Play III, Senior Class Play II, IV, Children Theatre IV, J.V. Basketball II, French Club III, Track II, III, IV, Homecoming Committee IV, Prom Commit¬ tee IV, Cheerleader IV, Thespians IV, Bicentennial Com¬ mittee Chairman, Float Committee II, III, IV, Varsity Club, plans to attend college, remembered by Mr. Sevier for always wanting to teach the Civil War, and by Mrs. Mowen for his zany antics. NANCY GRACE PENDLETON: Nancy S.G.A. Ill, IV, Christmasland IV, Homecoming Committee IV, DECA III, DECA Award III, Junior Class Play III, Steno-Coop, Thespians III, Yearbook III, Editor IV, Prom Committee IV, plans to go into secretarial work, remembered for being engaged to a teacher. LINDA LEE PENNEWELL: Linda Honor Society III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Band II, III, IV. plans to attend college, remembered for her bass clarinet solos. ROBERT DANIEL PERDUE: Robert ; Plans to attend a vocational school and study electronics. Dean Carson Patton Nancy Grace Pendleton Kenny Lee Palmer Alan Robert Parker Wilhelmina Aquillia Parker Robert Daniel Perdue Patricia Ann Parker Linda Lee Pennewell Sarah Helen Phillips Linda Ann Pitroski LISA KAY PETERSON: Lisa S.G.A. II, III, IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Thespians IV, Prom Committee IV, Honor Society III, IV, Junior Class Play III, Senior Class Play IV, Children ' s Theatre IV, Advanced Drama Class Play IV, Greater Books II, III, IV, Maryland Acad¬ emy of Sciences Seminar, plans to go to college and major in special education, remembered for her facial expressions and her portrayal of M Meg M in the Senior Class Play. JEFFREY HAROLD PHILLIPS: Jeff Tennis IV, Key Club IV. plans to attend college. SARAH HELEN PHILLIPS: Sarah Yearbook IV, Prom Committee IV, Color Guard II, III, IV. plans to become an Airline Stewardess, remembered for her craziness. LINDA ANN PITROSKI: Linda Children ' s Theatre III, IV, Senior Class Play IV. plans to travel, remembered for being quiet until you get to know her. Kevin Ray Pobst Jeffrey Harold Phillips Holly Elizabeth Pope John Clifford Postley Cheryl Ann Powell KEVIN RAY POBST: Kevin A.F.S. Ill, Vice-Pres. IV, S.G.A. Ill, IV, Lorax II, III, Thespians III, IV, Year¬ book IV, Prom Committee III, IV, Soroptimist Award III, Thespian Award III, School Service Award III, Cam¬ pus Productions III, IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Concert Choir III, IV, Saturday ' s Child IV, All-State Choir IV, Junior Class Play III, Senior Class Play III, IV, Children ' s Theatre III, IV, Dinner Theatre IV, Speech G Drama II Production IV. plans to go into theatre produc¬ tion at SSC, remembered as Wi Hi ' s stage manager. HOLLY ELIZABETH POPE: Holly Homecoming Court III, IV, Keyettes IV Senior Class Play IV, PromCom- mittee IV, S.G.A. II, III, IV, Float Committee III, IV. plans are undecided. PHN CLIFFORD POSTLEY: John Football, Vo-Tech II, III, IV plans to go to music school and into the Armed Forces, remembered for his sweet and gentle ways. CHERYL ANN POWELL: Cheryl Junior Class Play III, Senior Class Play IV, Keyettes III, Pres. IV, Spanish Club II, III, Children ' s Theatre IV, Dinner Theatre IV, Advanced Drama Class Play IV, Photography Club III, S.G.A. II, III, IV, Honor Society III, IV, Prom Com¬ mittee IV, Float Committee II, III, IV. plans to attend college and major in special education, remembered for I maybe desperate but I ' m not panic-stricken . Soccer T earn? Dy-no-mite! Grrrreat! Susan Brown ' _ What ' s happenin ' , Jeffro? 43 Hey, Sam, what ' s the answer? Favorite Spot? Parking Lot Cafeteria Tom Walston Jeff Hart ELLEN KIMBALL POWELL: Ellen Hockey III, IV, Honor Society, Keyettes III. plans are undecided. RALPH JAY POWELL: Jay Band II, III, IV, Honor So¬ ciety III, IV, Jazz ensemble III, IV, Electronics III. plans to attend Rutger ' s School of Engineering, remem¬ bered for his Runnin ' Chevy. FAYE ELLEN PRICE: Faye Choir II, Prom Committee IV. plans to go into the Air Force, remembered for being so friendly. GARRY PUGH: Horsepower Vo-Tech III, Track IV. plans to join the Army, remembered for being easy to get along with. EMORY LEONARD PURNELL: Leonard plans are undecided. FRANK WILLIAM PURNELL: Sleepy Prom Committee IV. plans to become a millionaire, remembered for sleeping in class. DEBRA LOUISE PUSEY: Bird Yearbook IV, Indian Chant IV, Homecoming Committee IV, Senior Class Play IV, Christmasland IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, S.G.A. Represnetative, Keyettes IV, Prom Committee IV, Cheerleading manager III. plans to achieve all of her goals, remembered as the 4 survivor of the ditch: Oooh! I ' m stuck! RICHARD CROUSE RAMSAY, JR.: Dickey Wrestling IV, Chess III, IV. plans are undecided. Emory Leonard Purnell Frank William Purnell Ellen Kimball Powell Ralph Jay Powell Debra Louise Pusey Richard Crouse Ramsey, Jr. Donna Lynn Robinson Faith Marie Roadman VALERIE LYNN REDDEN: Valerie Softball II, III, IV, Prom Comm. IV, Jr. Class Play, Conceit Choir II, III, IV, Floats III, IV. plans are college and career in Phys¬ ical Therapy. YVONNE DENISE REED: Nesie Prom Comm, Home¬ coming Comm., Concert Choir IV, Track Manager III, Iv, Track IV, Basketball Manager Iv, Color Guard II, III, IV, Float Comm., Office Worker, plans are a model ing career and to attend modeling school, remembered for being myself. THERESA JEAN RENHSAW: Terri Softball I, II, Prom Comm., Hockey II, Indian Chant IV, FTA III, Float Comm. Ill, IV, Homecoming Comm. IV. plans to become a special ed. teacher, remembered as being Pappy . LINDA LEE RHODES: Float Comm. II, IV; Prom Comm. IV. plans to go into nursing; remembered for being quiet. DEBORAH ANN RICHMOND: Float Comm. IV, Choir II, III, IV, Prom Comm. IV, Homecoming Comm, plans to be a successful housewife and mother ! !!, re¬ membered for her deep affectionate love for her husband Lem. ROBIN MAE RILEY: Robin Vo-Tech, plans to be a cosmetologist DONNA LYNN ROBINSON: Suni Senior Class Pres., Junior Class Secretary, SGA II, III, IV, Tom-Tom III, IV, J.V. Cheerleaders III, Cheerleading Manager IV, Hockery II, IV, Track III, National Honor Society III, IV, Softball IV, Thespians IV, Spanish Club IV Float Comm. II, III, IV, Great Books III, IV, Varsity Club IV, Speech Drama Student Teacher, Junior Class Play III, Senior Class Play Production Staff III, IV, Director of Jr. Class Play IV, Prom Comm. Chairman IV, Home¬ coming Comm. IV, Safety Comm. Iv., Student Patrol IV, plans to attend college, remembered for putting things off to the last possible second and for flying through windsheilds. FAITH MARIE RODMAN: Faith plans are undecided. I Like Sewing Class Tremendously. Betsy Ross Irma prepares for senior portraits. 45 A QUIET class meeting! Often Heard! How ' s Your Love Life? Sarah Phillips CATHY JO ROGLITZ: Cathy Keyettes IV, Prom Com- mittee IV. Plans to become a secretary, remembered for the other bobbsie twin. MIKE NORMAN ROGLITZ: Mike” Track II, III, IV, Cross Country III, Football II, Honor Society III, IV, Thespians III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Children ' s Theatre IV, A Portrait of Jenny IV, Prom Committee IV. Plans to attend college or pursue a military career, remembered for saying what he was thinking and for Sandy. BETSY ROSS: Nimble Fingers A ' s in sewing class, Color Guard flag carrier, Needlepoint Club, Future Homemakers, Homemakers Award, Senior Class Play 1976. Plans to be a flag collector, remembered for being able to count to thirteen. CHRISTOPHER WALTER ROZAIESKI: Razz Honor So¬ ciety III, IV, Homecoming Committee IV, Outside Eat¬ ing Area Committee Chairman IV, Christmasland IV, Vo-Tech Advisory Council, Plans to go into carpentry, remembered for being Mr. Dragwa ' s right hand Pollock. DEBORAH SUE RUARK: Debby Senior Class Play, A.F.S. Ill, IV, S.G.A. Representative, Lorax II, III, Ecology Club IV, Yearbook III, Photography Club II, III, IV, Honor Society III, IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Latin Club II, Tennis II, III, IV; Captain III, Varsity Club IV, Greater Books II, III, IV, Md. Academy of Scien ces Seminar, Delmarva Science and Engineering Association winner, American Cancer Society Summer Scholarship finalist, Maryland Junior Symposium, Maryland Conservation and Forestry Work¬ shop. Plans to attend college and go into science, re¬ membered for her interest in science and Aunt Fern in the Senior Class Play. GREGORY LYNN RUARK: Greg Vo-Tech III, IV. Plans to go into the service or become a cabinet maker, remem¬ bered for his Road Runner, working at Champs, and tne Mall Parking Lot. DEBBIE ANN RUEHL: Turkey, Rump Indian Chant IV, Float Committee IV, Prom Committee IV, Children ' s Theatre III, IV, Senior Class Play III, IV, Thespians IV. Plans to attend college, remembered for her acting abil¬ ity and her smiling face . DAVID OWEN SCHMIDT: David Float Committee III, IV, Soccer III, IV, Baseball IV. Plans to become a suc¬ cess in business and enjoy life. Deborah Sue Ruark Gregory Lynn R uark 46 Cathy Jo Roglitz Mike Norman Roglitz Howard Franklin Seidel Clifton Earl Shockley Dorothy Ann Shockley Gail Ann Shockley Cynthia Ann Shreaves Mark Jeffrey Simpson Behave yourselves! HOWARD FRANKLIN SEIDEL: Hank ; SGA IV, Yearbook IV, Photography club II, III, Float Committee III, IV, Prom Committee, Track II, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Three Stooges Club (Pres.); plans are photog¬ raphy; remembered for adding superflous words to the school vocabulary and taking pictures. CLIFTON EARL SHOCKLEY: Stock”; JV Football II, Vareity Football III DECA III, IV, Regional Convention First III, State Convention First place, DECA Officer— Reporter III, IV, Student Council II; plans are to go to Cheney State College; remembered for being loud in the hall and cutting up people. DOROTHY ANN SHOCKLEY: Dottie ; Prom Committee; plans are to work in an office, and to live a happy life; remembered for saying I hope it rains so Gary will pick me up . GAIL ANN SHOCKLEY: Gail ; Color Guard III, IV, Soft- ball IV, Float Committee, Prom Committee, Junior Class Play; plans are to be healthy, happy and loved; remem¬ bered for all of my weekends are boring except when Carlton comes home. MARK RAYNE SHOCKLEY: Cowboy ; JV Football II, FFA II, III, IV: plans undecided; PEGGIE SUE SHORES: N.N.: Peggie Sue ; Human Rela¬ tions II, DECA III, Vo-Tech; secretarial, Steno-Coop Course; plans are to be an Airline Stewardess; remembered for her name because of the song Peggie Sue . CYNTHIA ANN SHREAVES: Cindy ; Band III, II, IV, SGA IV, Drum Major IV, Prom Committee, Track II; plans are music education; remembered for standing on a ladder and waving her arms like a bird. MARK JEFFREY SIMPSON: Gymnastics II, III, IV: plans undeciced. Graduation! I Am Going To Travel! --C. Waters Mark Rayne Shockley Peggie Sue Shores 47 Alvin Bryon Smith Kathleen Mae Smith Owen Darrell Smith Steven Andrew Smith ALVIN BRYON SMITH: Alvin 11 Plans to move to Phila¬ delphia, remembered for making a little become a lot. KATHLEEN MAE SMITH: Kathy Vo-Tech Advisory Board III, IV, Honor Society IV, Vo-Tech Cosmetology III, IV. Plans to make a go of her marriage and her cosmetology career, remembered for being so short and always having a cake in her hand. OWEN DARRELL SMITH: Professor Goodie Band II, III, IV, All Shore Band III, IV, Track III, IV, Cross Country IV, Varsity Club IV, Prom Committee IV, Concert Choir IV, Wi Hi Singers IV, Science Club IV, Honor Society III, IV. Plans to attend college and major in music, re¬ membered for the before and after pictures of his hair. STEVEN ANDREW SMITH: Plans are undecided. STEVEN THOMAS SMITH: Plans are undecided. WILLIAM CLAUDE SMITH: Boone Plans to go into law enforcement. MARY THERESA STARTZEL: Theresa DECA IV. Plans are undecided, remembered for working at Gino f s. PATRICIA LYNN STEPHENS: Sharky Hockey II, III, IV, Band II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, Track II, IV, Varsity Club II, III, IV, Float Committee II, Yearbook IV, Prom Committee IV. Plans to attend college, remembered for walking like a pigeon. Steven Thomas Smith William Claude Smith Physics? “IHate It!” --Carmen Frey 48 Gary models the latest in kitchen wear. Mary Theresa Startzel Patricia Lynn Stephens Robert Kennedy Sterling Jr. Ralph Stewart Jr. Dwight Edward Taylor Garry Anthony Taylor Matthew Joseph Still Mark Christopher Sullivan Why Track? “Because It ' s In The Blood!” Gary Taylor ROBERT KENNEDY STERLING JR.: M Slim j Student Council II, III, IV, Key Club II, Secretary, President IV, Band II, III, IV, Float Comm. Ill, IV, Prom Committee, Tennis II, III, fv, French ' Spectacular II; plans are to attend SSC. RALPH STEWART JR.: plans are to become a rock drumer; remembered for making a Drum set sound like a whole rock group when my friends hear me play. MATTHEW JOSEPH STILL: plans are to go to college and become a Radio Disc Jockey; remembered for being tremendously smart, using the old brain?????! and going with Kathy Carey. MARK CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN: Sully ; BASEBALL II, Soccer II, III, IV (Co-Captain), Wrestling II, III, Var¬ sity Club II, Presidential Classroom, Commendation for PSAT ' s, Key Club II, Wi Hi News III, IV, Float Com¬ mittee II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV, SGA II, IV; plans are to attend the University of Virginia; then become a lawyer to protect the innocent; remembered for cruising to LaGrange. ANNIE JOYCE SUTTON: Shortstop ; plans undecided; remembered for her big afro and shortness. TONY EUGENE TATE: plans are to become a Mason; re¬ membered for his interest in snakes. DWIGHT EDWARD TAYLOR: Wrestling II, III, IV, Foot¬ ball II, III, IV; plans undecided; remembered for being an inactive Superstar GARRY ANTHONY TAYLOR: Big T ; Football II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV, Prom Committee, Homecom¬ ing, committee, Float Committee, Track II, III, IV, Varsity Club, Media Club; plans are to attend college and continue in atheletics, possibly play pro football; remembered for being himself and the best athlete in the school. Found a new dance partner, Cheryl? Favorite Expression? “What A Nerd!” Susan Webster SANDRA LYNN TAYLOR: Sandy ; Color Guard II, III, IV, Senior Class Play Prom Com.; plans are to go to college; remembered by Dicky and walking down the hall backwards. TAMMY LYNN TAYLOR: Media Club II, Prom Com. IV; plans are to get married, and become a secretary; remembered for my love for Charlie Briddell, TERRIE RAMONA TAYLOR: Mona ; Vo-tech-food Trade III, IV, Prom Com.; plans are to move to Georgia, or join the Air Force; remembered by talking too much. PAUL MASON TITUS: plans are undecided. RICHARD RAY TOWNSEND: plans are undecided. WILSON CLARKE TOWNSEND: Clarke”; Carpentry III, IV; plans are to go onto college as an architecture; re¬ membered as bear, and also racing on crutches. TORY LANE TRAVIS: Bongo ; S.G.A. Ill, IV, Indian Chant IV, Art Club II, IV, Prom Com II, IV, Float Com. IV; plans are college, marriage, babies, Living! re¬ membered for an optimistic outlook on life. TAMARA LYNN TUCKER: Tammy ; DECA III, IV, Prom Com. IV, Alternate State Officer for DECA Con¬ vention; plans are to go to college travel to foreign countries; remembered for always being quiet in class. Sandra Lynn Taylor Tammy Lynn Taylor Terrie Ramona Taylor Paul Mason Titus Richard Ray Townsend Wilson Clarke Townsend Tory Lane Travis Tamara Lynn Tucker 50 Denise Elizabeth Tull William Howard Tyndall Jr. Cheryl Ann Vance Gerald William Vickers Jr. DENISE ELIZABETH TULL: Niecy ; plans are to go to college and get her nursing degree; remembered for her Jesus loves you patch on her jacket. WILLIAM HOWARD TYNDALL JR.: Pat ; Cross Country, II, III, IV, Chess II, III, Trachll, III, IV, Baseball III, IV, VO-Tec III, IV (Exterior Carpenter); plans are to go in the service Navy or Coast Guard or what ever happens; remembered by Willy Wonka. CHERYL ANN VANCE: Soccer Manager II, III, IV, FHA; plans are to go into the Air Force; remembered by her funny laugh. GERALD WILLIAM VICKERS JR.: Vicki ; Football III, Track II, III, IV, Track Manager IV, Statistian Football IV,; plans are to go to college and major in Forestry; remembered by always being with Vicki Magnets CARL ELMER VINCENT JR.: Basketball IV, Honor Society III, IV, Salisbury Chapter, Order of De Molay II, III, IV; plans are to go to college and major in Law Enforcement; remembered for sleeping in Bloodsworth class. SAMPSON GEORGE VINCENT: Sam ; Honor Society III, IV; plans undecided; remembered for saying I f m Sam, Not Carl MICHAEL DAVID WALKER: Mike ; Vo Tech; Auto Body; plans are to take up Auto Body; remembered for being small. SABRINA FAYE WALKER: Coffee ; Prom Committee IV, Library Aid Media Club III; plans undecided. Sabrina Faye Walker Carl Elmer Vincent Jr. Sampson George Vincent Michael David Walker I DON’T WANT ANYTHING RED , WHITE BLUE What ' s Happening Man? Faith Batema THOMAS PAUL WALSTON: Tom ; Jr-Class Play III, Key Club IV, Prom Com. IV, Sr-Class Play IV; plans are to attend college and become rich; remembered for driving ablity and learning how to party. SHAWN EARLE WARD: Shen ; Prom Com., S.G.A. II, III; plans are not definite—college; remembered for going with Johnny. MARY ANN WARE: Mary ; Choir III, IV, Float Com. III, IV; plans are to attend college, and major in special education. CATHIE MARIE WARREN: Cathie ; Honor society III, IV, FHA IV, S.G.A. Club Rep. IV, Float Com. Ill, IV, Prom Com., Orchestra II, III, IV; plans are to attend college; remembered by friends as Rapunzel because of her long hair. GEORGE WASHINGTON: President, Presidential Class¬ room, Key Club FLA (Future Leaders of America), Shop Club, Yearbook Staff. TINA MARIE WASHINGTON: M tee-tee ; Prom Com. IV, Float Com. IV; plans are to work at NASA when I get out or to go to school for child psychology; remembered by her friendliness and sickness. CHARLES EDWARD WALTERS: Chico ; Band II, III, IV; plans are to attend college as a tremendous music major; remembered by everyone for his speech problem and his good hair. JANET LAURA WEATHERLY: S.G.A. 1st Vice-Pres. IV, Jv Cheerleader II, Varsity Cheerleader III, IV, sSGA Rep. II, Homecoming Com III, IV Pres. Com. IV, Homecoming Queen IV, Prom Com. IV, Junior Class Play III; plans are to attend college to be a pharmactic; remembered for being homecoming queen (1975). The Peninsula Is So Famous For Chickens ... --Wilma Evans Geoige Washington Tina Marie Washington Wilhelmina measures up. Thomas Paul Walston Shawn Earle Ward Charles Edward Waters Janet Laura Weatherly 52 Roy Lewis Whetzel, Jr, David Charles White, Jr, Melody Ann West Susan Lynn Webster Yearbook Is A Storyteller! --Nancy Pendleton CHERYL LYNN WEBSTER: Cheryl Prom Committee IV, Wrestling manager III, IV, Float Committee IV, DECA III, IV, Science Club IV, S.G.A, II, Plans to go into Radiology, remembered for her height. REGINA ELLEN WELCH: Gino Advisory Committee for Cosmetology. Plans to travel all over the country and preach the Gospel, remembered for carrying her Bible and telling the good news that Jesus Saves. SUSAN LYNN WEBSTER: Wink Class Historian IV, S.G.A. II, Thespians III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV; Tri-Captain IV, Yearbook IV, Prom Committee IV, Children’s Theatre III, IV, Senior Class Play III, IV, Drama II play IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Concert Choir IV, Track IV, Wi Hi Singers IV, Varsity Club IV, Student Patrol IV, Junior Class Play director IV, Dinner Theatre IV. Plans to attend college and major in drama, remembered as the 5 survivor of the ditch: All right, everyobdy get out on the driver’s side! Dawana Beverly White Kathy Jean White MELODY ANN WEST: Mel Keyettes III, Softball II, III, IV, Prom Committee III, IV, Float Committee III, DECA III, IV. Plans to party hardy, remembered for being a high spirited chick. ROY LEWIS WHETZEL, JR.: Roy Football IV, Honor Society, FFA II. Plans to go to college or into the Navy. DAVID CHARLES WHITE, JR.: David Track III, IV, DECA III. Plans to attend college. DAWANA BEVERLY WHITE: Dee Library Aid III. Plans are undecided. KATHY JEAN WHITE: Kathy Color Guard II, III, DECA III, IV, Prom Committee IV. Plans to be an X- Ray technician, remembered for her great love for Paul. The Wi-Hi Partyers--they never stop! Carol, watch your language! The Students Are Friendlier Here, Than In Sweden --Charlie Melin KIMBERLY MARIE WHITE: Kim ; Prom Committee; plans are to go to college; remembered for being so short. DARRYL KEVIN WHITELOCK: Prom Committee IV, Key Club IV, Awards II, IV, Float Committee III, IV, Tennis III, IV; Plans are Data Processing. PHN EDWARD WHITTINGTON JR.: Eddie ; Prom Com¬ mittee; plans undecided; KEVIN WHITTINGTON: Wrestling Manager III, IV, Wrestling Asst. Coach IV, Cross Country II, II, Track IV; plans are to go in the army; remembered for being sus¬ pended and being a lover; MARK WILLIAM WILKERSON: Spark, Pup ; SGA Rep. IV, Key Club IV, Varsity Football III, IV, J.V. Football II, Track II, III, IV, Varsity Club IV, Science Club IV, Float Committee III, IV,; plans are a professional student, college, work as little as possible and make as much money as possible; remembered by those dedicated Indians who enjoyed getting rowdy, also for his magnifi- csent Mustang II. GARY LEE WILKINS: Telephone Pole Kid ; Auto Mech. I, II (Vo-Tech); plans are to work as a medhanic for about a year and then go to California and see what is happening there; remembered for her job done on the telephone pole. TERRI LEE WHITE: Plans undecided. PATRICK VANE WIGGINS: Vane ; Soccer II, III, IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Prom Committee, Key Club; Varsity Club III, IV: plans undecided. Kevin Whittington Patrick Vane Wiggins Kimberly Marie White Terri Lee White -ym mm Mark William Wilkerson Gary Lee Wilkins 54 Susan Kaye Williams Lisa Deane Wimbrow Venus Delores Wyche Marie Virginia Williams Jeffrey Waldon Wooten Jeffrey Stewart Woy MARIE VIRGINIA WILLIAMS: Plans undecided. SUSAN KAYE WILLIAMS: Susie” Cheerleader II, III, IV, S.G.A. II, IV, Yearbook IV, Prom Committee IV, Homecoming Committee IV, Float Committee II, III, Varsity Club III, IV. Plans to attend college and become a secretary, remembered for saying: Say something mushy to me Clem! LISA DEANE WIMBROW: Lisa S.G.A. II, III, IV, French Club III, IV, French Variety Show II, Yearbook III, IV, Wi Hi News III, IV, Prom Committee IV, F.T.A. Ill, Homecoming Float II, III, IV, Junior Class Play III, Homecoming Co-Chairman IV, Editor Tom¬ Tom IV, Co-Editor Wi Hi News IV, Editor Wi Hi News IV, Homecoming Committee II, III, IV. Plans to attend college and major in education, remembered for her large appetite and small waistline. JEFFREY WALDON WOOTEN: Jeff Football II,III,IV, Track II, Key Club IV, Varsity Club, Prom Committee IV. Plans to attend college, remembered for being tre¬ mendous in Spanish. JEFFREY STEWART WOY: Swamp Monster Football II, ID, IV, Track m, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Key Club IV, Prom Committee IV. Plans to attend college and get married, remembered for his well conditioned right knee. CASANDRA DENISE WRIGHT: Maude Soroptimist Award II, Choir III, IV, Softball II, IV, Varsity Club II, III, IV, Hockey II, III, IV, MVP Award for Hockey IV. Plans to attend business college and become a secretary, remembered for being the best defensive hockey player in 1976. KIM BAVETTE WRIGHT: Kim Wi Hi News III, Prom Committee IV, Softball IV, Float Committee IV. Plans to attend college. VENUS DELORES WYCHE: Peaches Plans to attend college or go into the Air Force, remembered for being the craziest girl at Wi Hi and Bennett. Humor In The Sr. Class Is Declining. K. Gilbert Got a swelled head, Jeff? 55 VIVIAN LEE YOUNG Concert Choir II, III, IV; Prom Comm. IV; Softball (tryout). Remembered for being quiet, not having much to say, and being crazy. Plans are to go to college or be in the Air Force. JEAN ELLEN YOUNGER: Motor Mouth Float Comm. Ill, IV, Prom Comm. IV, Children ' s Theatre III, IV, Keyettes IV, Softvall Team IV. Remembered by her blue eyes and always talking in class. Plans are to be a dental assistant. Vivian Lee Young Jean Ellen Younger Camera Shy Robert Johnson Harold White Joe White Greg Wright SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Charlotte Collins Frank Harbison Jeff Hearne Charles Hickman Burt Nelson Cheryl Parker Dee Robertson Elizabeth Spencer And so here we are--the Senior Class of 1976--assembled for the last time ever. Some of us are happy because we ' ve accomplished a lot. Some of us are sad because it may mean separation from people we ' ve grown to love and some of us are afraid because where we go is up to us now. What will you take with you when you leave tonight? Smiles, laughter, jokes, favorite places, cruising routes, friend ' s smiles? Dreams perhaps. For we are a class of dreams. Wasn ' t it only yesterday when they told us as sophomores that we had to build a float? So we came up with Cream of Kent and lost. Only yesterday a small group of scared juniors waited backstage for the houselights to dim and Trilogy of 76 to begin its opening night. It seems like only yesterday that we said goodbye to the class of 75 at the annual Junior- Senior Banquet. Learn from yesterday we say. We learned so well that we won the float competition for the next two years with Rock onto Victory and Hats off to Victory as the titles for our floats. Many of those same scared juniors returned to the stage to make our senior class play: Ask Any Girl , a huge success. Our fund raising activties were so well supported and successful that by the end of our junior year we had enough money to pay for our prom. Our prom-a dreamer ' s paradise. From the theme Dream On to our colors, sky blue and silver. Light and airy as only the colors of a dream can be. And now it is today. Will you remember it the way it should be remembered? Open your eyes and look to remember for you may never see this place again. Open your ears to remember the sound about you. For there may come a day when these sounds are made no more. Open all your senses to remember and keep a place in your mind for these memories. For many a day will come when these memories are all that color your thoughts. Time flows on but that will not matter as long as you have these memories of days of contentment, happiness, and love. Stop and look around you at the faces of the people you have worked with, fought with, partied with, and cared for. Remember this moment for someday our children may see a movie about this era or hold a dance and dress the way we do now and say Wow, you all had so much fun back then, I wish I had been in the Class of 76 . Respectfully, Susan Webster Class Historian 56 SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIC 57 SENIOR DOLLAR DAY SUPPORTERS Marie Adams Sandy Adkins Coleen Allen Jeff Alexander Cheryl Ardis C.B. Babcock Danette Baker Kathy Benton Patti Blades Maiji Bosserman Mary Lou Bowen Mike Bower Allen Bradford Greg Brickous Jeanne Bromhall Susan Brown Donna Brumbley Donna Cappello Kim Carstens Diane Causey Kevin Cherry Bryan Chew Charlotte Collins Debbie Cooper Lisa Corbett Nelson Cullen Arthur Dahlsteom Vicki Dennis Vi Wilma Dennis Merv Disharoon Julie Dodson Brian Donovan Ruth Douglas Frances Dudderar Carol Dunahoo Bobby Dunn Gorm Emberland Constance Ennis Debbie Ennis Steve Evans Wilma Evans Kenny Evers man Dale Ewalt Robby Farlow Tami Ferrier Ken Film Cindy Foskey Carmen Frey Glenda Garnsey Andy Gemeny Milton Georgo Karen Gilbert Clay Gordy Michael Gordy Cindy Gregory Ferda Guzey Cheryl Hagen Randy Haney Colleen Hazel Karen Heath Jeff Holloway Debbi Hyde Debbie Isakson Dante Jackson Bill Jarrett Leslie Johnson Debra Jones Robin Jones Shirley Keen Cherrie Kenny Lois Lake Leslie LaMar Ken Lane David Larmore Vicki Lewis Phil Lindeman Susan Manis Lisa Matthews Susan Marvel Luanne McMullen Brian Meagher Catharina Melin Kevin Mitchell Debbie Moore Richard Moreno Richardson Morley Mike Murray Mike Noehl Ann Osborne David Overbeck Alan Parker Dean Patton Nancy Pendleton Linda Pennewell Lisa Peterson Holly Pope Cheryl Powell Jay Powell Faye Price Debbie Pusey Dicky Ramsay Valerie Redden Terri Renshaw Deborah Richmond Donna Robinson Kathy Roglitz Debby Ruark Debbie Ruehl Gail Shockley Patti Stephens Ken Sterling Matt Still Sandy Taylor Tory Travis Cheryl Vance Gerald Vickers Carl Vincent Sam Vincent Tom Walston Tina Washington Shawn Ward Cathie Warren Cheryl Webster Susan Webster Dawana White Kim White John Whittington Vane Wiggins Mark Wilkerson Marie Williams Susan Williams Lisa Wimbrow Ellen Younger DREAM ON, ’76 Learn From Yesterday; Live For Today; Dream For Tomorrow Looking good, Greg ! “What Do I Like About School? Nothin’ Except Sports!” Jerry McQuinty Hi from Christy. D. Adams H. Adams S. Adams N. Appleby C. Bailey C. Barkley M. Bosserman C. Bower C. Bozman D. Bradley B. Bratten B. Brown J. Brown W. Campbell J. Carey K. Carey B. Carstens T. Carter E. Childress J. Close B. Edwards G. Elliott A. Farlow D. Farlow P. Farrell M. Ferrand H. Gaddis E. Gestenmaier P. Ginter W. Givans T. Godfrey P. Lee Graphman A. Griffin P. Hastings J. Hayward L. Hayward R. Hayward R. Hi note J. Hobbs K. Holloway D. Keyes V. Kim Ft. Klaver- weiden C. Kleger R. Kovacic C. Krest C. Hooper M. Hoppes A. Hudson J. Hudson S. Hughes K. Hurley M. Hurley C. Jones C. Jones S. Jones W. Joseph D. Keen D. Kelly M. Lankford R. Lankford C. Lashley D. Lawrence U. Leatherbury A. Lecato S. Lee J. Long P. Luthy R. Menzel M. Mercer R. Merrill D. Messick J. Messick M. Messick R. Mikelait L. Leventhal S. Lewis M. Lightfoot T. Lilliston J. Littleton C. Livingston D. Lombardo D. McAllister C. McDaniels J. McGinty J. McGrath K. McNelia D. Melton J. Melvin A J. Montgomery J. Moore R. Morgan E. Morris D. Mosley J. Moyer C. Muenster S. Oldach D. Outen B. Parker J. Parker L. Parker T. Payne Watch Your Fingers, Melanie ! I can’t wait to be a senior! You dance divinely, my dear R. Sockriter S. Steelman A. Summerville J. Sutton B. Taylor D. Taylor S. Tetlow J. Tingle M. Tingle R. Todd K. Townsend C. Trader D. Trice F. Trice D. Truitt J. Truitt III J. Truitt M. Truitt A. Turner P. Turner CAMERA SHY Debbie Campbell Kalvin Drummond Mike Dunn Valarie Gorman Gerald Hitch Carolyn Jones Pierre Jones Thomas Leak Robin Malone James Matthews Carol Niskey Timothy Reid Freddie Roberts Thomas Shockley Dawn Tilghman Doris Walker Teresa Walker Richard Williams Class Officers: Judy Coulboume, David Phillips, Tami Johnson Teresa Carter, Mike Hurley JUNIOR GAZETTE The beginning of our Junior year saw the class trying to get itself back together after losing many of our members to Parkside. The class was so eager to begin, that we held a meeting before school started in September, We discussed money making projects for the year, and plans for our Homecoming float. The first big project for the Juniors, along with the other classes, was to build the Homecoming float. We de¬ cided to stick to the Bicenten¬ nial theme with Electrocute Queen Anne ' s. Benjamin Franklin was the main figure on our float. We used red, white, and blue paper flowers to form 1976 on one side of the float and 1776 on the other. Some of the class members put a lot of their time, money, and effort into building our float. Even though we did not have the winning float, we had a lot of fun building it and are hoping for a victory next year. The Juniors had a large num¬ ber of money making projects throughout the year. We held the usual bake sales and car washes, but we also had a few successful doughnut sales and a tube sock sale. The Junior class was in a turmoil for a few weeks in February and March because our class president, Donna White resigned her position and we had to have a re-elec¬ tion. Teresa Carter was elected our president for the remainder of the year, and with her leadership we got things back on the right track. One week in April was called Jr. 50 £ Days and all Jun¬ iors were asked to donate 50 to boost the treasury. We also had a Tablecolth Sign-Up when all Juniors had the opportunity to sign their names to the cloth after pay¬ ing 50 £. We plan to use this tablecloth’ next year at our Jr. Sr. Banquet and Prom, and at our future class re¬ unions. In April we gave the annual banquet for the Seniors. The theme of the banquet was Spirit of ’76 because of the Bicentennial. Almost three hundred Juniors and Seniors attended the banquet, making this one of the most success¬ ful banquets in years. A few Juniors really showed their devotion to the class by helping to clean up after the prom. These few Juniors and our advisors went out in the early hours of the morning to clean up the Civic Center. The final Junior Class meet¬ ing was held on May 26, 1976. Our class President, Teresa Carter gave closing remarks for the year and welcomed in next year ' s officers. The Junior Class presented gifts to Teresa, and to our advi¬ sors Mrs. Mowen and Mr. Roberts. We discussed plans for our Senior year with the hope that it will be our best year ever. Respectfully submitted, Tami Johnson Class Historian J. Abbott S. Adams V. Adams G. Adkins P. Adkins B. Alexander R. Allen S. Boniface D. Bonner D. Bounds T. Bowden M. Bowen C. Bratten A. Briddell L. Briddell A. Bright M. Brinson K. Broadwater L Bromley W. Buchanan S. Bunting D. Cox A. Cropper C. Cropper L. Cropper J. Crouse C. Cullen T. Cullen It’s A Little More Freedom Than We Had At Wi-Hi Jr. And We Get Away With A Lot More Henry Steininger Duane collects at Sports Banquet. “It ' s Better Than Jr. Hi; A Lot More Freedom, But More Homework!” Jay Truitt Debbie enjoys Greek snack. A. Culley D. Culley D. Dale W. Daniels B. Dashiell C. Dashiell L. Deshields K. Disharoon C. Ennis T. Ennis J. Eure S. Evans C. Everett K. Fair D. Justice R. Kellogg A. Kelly D. Kelly C. King K. King A. Lamar D. Kovacic K Lightfoot P. Kremer , C. Long D. Long V. Long W. Lyles J. Magoon G. Malone R. Marriner “You Get More Freedom” Dawn Disney J. Martin J. Martinez P. McCafferty T. McCoy K. McGinty S. McKinney D. McNelia jr • G. Meadows K. Meadows R. Meadows P. Mears R. Melson S. Merrill D. Messick M. Moeller D. Moldenhauser J. Moore L. Moreno D. Morley J. Morris R. Morris D. Moses J. Moyer D. Mumford G. Mumford J. Murphy J. Murphy G. Myrer Different At Wi. Hi ? We’re Not Treated Like Little Kids as Much. Debbie Gordy Why should I? ■■ J. Taylor C. Thomas C. Timmons T. Tolan B. Trader E. Travis C. Truitt G. Truitt D. Twill ey R. Tyburski J. Tyndall D. Vincent M. Vollmer M. Weeks J. Welch R. Wells B. West G. West M. West R. Whetzel Groovin to tiie sound of Disco 76. Best About Wi. Hi? People Are More Mature. n Get to work, Sharon.” Time for a tasty break. CAMERA SHY Norman Adkins Thomas Alexander Cheryl Carnegie Gene Collins Michael Davis Heidi Fisher James Hall i 0 Bruce Hearne Wayne Ketterman Jeri Martin Paul Morris Donna Shockley Henry Steininger Cynthia Taylor Kenneth Welch Keith White J. Wilson R. Wilson I. Wise D. Wright C. Younger R. Dize T. Alexander F. White S. Wilkins R. Willey C. Williams Left To Right: Lisa Moreno, Pam Mears, Pam Fennell, Sharon Rabcook ll SOPHOMORE GAZETTE SOPHOMORE ELECTIONS HELD Officers for the sophomore class were elected on Setember 12, The elections were postponed from last spring due to the open¬ ing of Parkside. Students who ran for offices first competed in a primary election. Sophomore Class officers selected were Pam Mears, president; Joy Morris, vice-president; Lisa Moreno, secretary; and Sharon Babcock, treasurer. STARTING FROM SCRATCH We arrived at Wi-hi and were almost immediately confronted with building a float for Homecoming. Having absolutely zilch in our account, we had to start with money-raising activities, such as bake sales and shoe shines. We were re¬ warded for all our hard work with a lloat that placed second in the Homecoming parade. SOPHOMORE BEAUTIES The Sophomore Class was represented by two beautiful young ladies in the Homecoming court. The two Pam Mears and Pam Fennell were selected by the rest of our class. Miss Mears serves as Class president and Miss Fennell is Class historian. NEWCOMERS PLACE SECOND The Class of 76 chose The Indians are Coming as the theme for our Homecoming float. After careful deliberations at several class meetings, we decided to build a horse with Paul Revere riding it. A few hard-working sophs with lots of school spirit gathered frequently and made the separate parts at Steve Smith ' s house. They were finally assembled at the home of Bryan Miles. Our class was just as proud as the seniors when we, as beginners, claimed second prize above the Juniors. SOPHOMORE CLASS ON THE GO Our female class officers kept very busy all year. President Pam Mears supervised the construction of our Homecoming float. She also organized several bake sales, shoe shines, and a car wash to raise money for our treasury. We sold pom-poms at the Bennett game in November and at the Superstars Com¬ petition in April. Joy Morris, as vice-president, helped Pam with fund-raising projects and other class activities. Class secretary Lisa Moreno took minutes at all meetings and was in charge of all class correspondence. As treasurer, Sharon Babcock kept a close record of all expenses and worked with fund-raising activities. ARBY ' S COUPONS SOLD In December, January, and February, the Sophomore Class sold Arby ' s Coupon Booklets to people in the school and com¬ munity. The booklets contained coupons worth $10, but cost only 504:. Sharon Babcock headed the drive, which netted about $350 for the class. Approximately 1, 500 booklets were sold. TWO SOPHS WIN S.G.A. POSTS For the first time in quite a few years the Student Government Association of Wi-Hi will have two Junior Officers. The two, Sharon Babcock, and Bryan Miles, were chosen as 1976-77 S.G.A. officers in elections during April. Sharon, as Second-Vice President, will take charge of all S.G.A. social and community projects. She served on five S.G.A. committees this year in addition to performing her duties as Sophomore Class Treasurer. Bryan will serve as S.G.A. Treasurer. He worked on seven Student Government projects this year—more than any other student in the school! With this distinction, he should be well-prepared for his duties next year. SOPHOMORES HEAD S.G.A. FLOAT When the S.G.A. defeated a notion to enter a bicentennial float in the VFW Loyalty Day Parade, Kathy Fferrand and other sophomores took up the cause. They moved to reconsider the decision at the next meeting and succeeded in having $200 appropriated for construction of a float. Kathy and her com¬ mittee of 16 sophmores, 2 freshmen, 5 juniors and 2 seniors began work almost immediately on a re-enactment of the Boston Tea Party, featuring 3 live Wi-Hi Indians. Those sophomores who helped to make the float a success were: Tim Bowden, Danny Bradley, Juanita Davenport, Winston Elliott, Steve Godfrey, Ronnie Hall, Ginger Kinnamon, Jeri Martin, Lori Nagel, Brenda Powell, Jenni Seidel, Bill Simpkins, Linda Smith, Mark Vollmer, Kim Webster, and Mike Webster. UNDERCLASSMEN Relaxing at lunch. Pappus will make you happy . Deep thought SURVIVE! ' Isn ' t he cute? 11 I Think The Seniors Are Very Polite And Cooperative. Some Of The 9th Graders Are Mature Enough To Take The Step Up. Well, be that way! C. Adams T. Adams H. Adkins G. Alexander T. Alexander L. Ardis T. Booth D. Bowden R. Briddell J. Bridge R. Broadwater D. Brumley F. Bruno V. Carroll L. Cary J. Chambers M. Christopher R. Clark D. Cline K. Collingsworth B. Barkley B. Barkley C. Barkley D. Bennett M. Blades A. Blakeney D. Bullock J. Butler P. Butler J. Calloway D. Campbell S. Carduff W. Collins L. Connell E. Cook C. Cooper J. Cooper J. Cooper W. Cooper “It’s A Bad School. Really, It’s A Nice School. Big Difference From WiJr. I Like The Female Cheer¬ leaders.” D. Johnson I. Johnson M. Johnson C. Jones D. Jones D. Jones “School ' s A Good Sleeping Lounge! I CAN Catch Up on My Sleep. John Magoon R. Lind G. Lindeman R. Livingston C. Lomax W. Long P. Luffman J. Lyles T. McCoy J. McDaniel M. McGinty D. McGlothlin R. McGriff K. McHugh J. Me Kenney M. Mooney R. Moore J. Moreno C. Morris P. Morton W. Mulford N 4 N f _ C. Meadows C. Meilhammer R. Mikelait V. Miles A. Mills C. Mills M. Mitchell S. Overbeck W. Palmer D. Parker D. Parker B. Parks R. Parsons J. Prag A. Price C. Pye B. Renninger N. Revelle G. Richins P. Rogan J. Payne V. Perdue J. Phillips M. Piercey E. Pinto J. Pirie N. Polk E. Stone P. Thomas S. Thomas S. Thomas A. Thompson L. Thornes A. Wagner Z. Wainwright T. Walter P. Ware F. Washington P. Washington R. Wells T. West D. Whaley J. Whall C. White C. White L. White Kill it before it crawls off the table! It’s Better Than Wi Jr. Because Of More Freedom, And More Activities. The Student Body Is Half And Half; Some Are Easy to Get Along With; Some Aren’t. Hey, Tommy! P. White R. White T. White lock A. Whittington D. Whittington B. Wilkerson J. Willey T. Wilson J. Wimbrow M. Woolford M. Workman C. Wright L. Wright R. Wright B. Younger M. Zanowick S. Zerr M. LaBounty Freshmen Class Officers (Left To Right): L. Haslam, C. LaBounty, J. Mc¬ Daniel, M. McGinty. Camera Shy Elwood Dashiell Donald Hall Phyllis Harris Deborah Lemon Richard Lyles Donna Messick Garry Simpson Marcus Smiley Keith Spadin Karen White Patricia Williams FRESHMAN GAZETTE Still another new beginning at Wi-Hi this year was the addition of a freshman class. When doors opened this last fall, upperclassmen were start led to see us arrive with the sopho¬ mores. We have made a place for ourselves during this year, and we feel we have con¬ tributed more than quantity. WI-HI ' S FIRST FRESHMAN OFFICERS After a special election held Sept. 9, we were proud to present the officers of the class of ' 79. They did a remarkable job. We feel they are to be commended highly. Molly McGinty head the class as president. She heads all the class projects and presides over the class meetings. Vice-President Jeri McDaniels has few duties, but those she does have are very important. Jeri is always at work planning new activities, and advising the president when needed. Jeri is also a member of the field hockey team, a cheerleader, and a member of the Ways and Mean Committee. Responsible for all finances, Laurie Haslem serves the class as treasurer. Laurie was also a freshman attendant in the Homecoming Court. Acting as secretary for the class is Cindy LaBounty. She sees to all class correspond¬ ence and keeps minutes of all meetings. Cindy was also a member of the Homecoming Court. FRESHMAN BUILD FLOAT This year ' s freshman class got well under¬ way by entering a float in the Homecoming parade held Saturday, October 4. After a slow start, the freshman caught up, with the theme Betsy Ross Sews a Victory for Wi-Hi . It depicted Betsy sewing a Wi-Hi football jersey, on a float driven by Mr. Thomas Smith, one of the class advisors. Both of the advisors, Mr. Smith and Mr. Long, were very enthusiastic in helping the freshman with their project and an inspiration through the year for the Class of ’79. FABULOUS FRESHMAN FUDGE Anyone who didn’t buy some of that fabu¬ lous freshman fudge really missed some¬ thing. The fudge sale, sponsored by the Class of 79, was held November 5 in both the bus and student parking lots. Featured was the fabulous fudge in four flavors: vanil¬ la, peanut butter, chocolate, and chocolate with nuts. According to President Molly McGinty, the sale went very well. The Class of 79 made approximately $39.00 profitfrom their hour sale. 97 Our greasy office staff. Mr. T angren lets us know Don’t look so shocked, Mr. Smith! Mr. Dragwa educates the future biologists of Wi-Hi Miss Graber exercises her pipes on the AFS Cablethon. Help! Help! Mrs. Wilsey wants more pictures from me! 101 Dear Graduates: I want to congratulate you on the successful completion of your public school education. I have enjoyed working with you and being a part of your school experience over the last two years. I trust that those experiences have met your individual needs and in the future years you will look back with fondness on your student days at Wi-Hi. If I could leave you with but three thoughts those thoughts would be to work hard, to per¬ severe and to cultivate a positive attitude. It is my belief that these three things are basic ingredients to a happy and fulfilling life. As you enter the adult world it is my sincere hope that each of you will find happiness and fulfillment in your individual endeavors. I will look forward to seeing you in the ensuing years. May your hopes and dreams come true. With warmest remembrance, Robert D. Evans Principal 102 To The Class of ' 76: One great gift of education is that it gives you the ambition to dream, to ana¬ lyze, to plan, and to work for a better and happier life. Now the most fascinating subject of your thoughts is the future. May your fu¬ ture be as bright as you deserve and may you become good, worthwhile citizens. Please add my warmest congratulations to the large chorus of friends acclaiming your graduation. Be prepared to face the future with determination to prove that you can make those moral and social adjust¬ ments which will make you worthy citizens in our society. By having faith, endurance, and a sincere desire to excel, surely suc¬ cess will be yours. Sincerely, W. Franklin Waller Vice Principal Dear Seniors: - ■ You have crossed the threshold of the future. The battle has been won but the last victory celebration is yet to come. The future is yours for the taking only if you have planned well and prepared yourself in a responsible way. I can only hope that you have set high standards in reaching out to achieve your individual goals. You and your parents have much for which to be proud at this stage of your life. The example you have set will be difficult to follow. I appreciate this opportunity to extend to you, collectively and individually, best wished in your pursuits. Sincerely yours. Bill R. Hensley Vice-Principal 103 Our school is a good one. Seniors graduating from Wi-Hi can compete well in anything they do. I wish them well, and encourage underclassmen to strive to do as well as their predecessors. It ' s worth your time and effort to prepare for the rest of your lives. Mrs. Marion Williams Guidance Counselor I congratulate the seniors on their success in com¬ pleting high school. In addition, I would urge under¬ classmen to work toward a successful termination of their high school years. Remember, though, that academics are only a part of your lives. Activities and clubs are important, too. Mrs. Flora Daniels Guidance Counselor As the only member of the faculty who has served at Wicomico Senior High continuously since the school opened in its present location in September 1954, I urge all Wi Hi students to work to uphold the reputa¬ tion of our institution and to share the benefits of the heritage their Alma Mater offers. Mr. Clifton Hope Guidance Counselor 104 MRS. JEAN BRYAN Guidance Office MRS. KAY CROUSE Media Center Aide MRS. JANE FORD Main Office MRS. SHIRLEY GEORGE School Nurse MRS. SYLVIA HARRIS Main Office MRS. MARGARET MITCHELL Aide MRS. BERNIE GREEN Resource Assistance MRS. LENA WOJTANOWSKI Main Office 105 MR. WILLIAM ABBOTT History B.A. History MRS. BERNICE BELL Mathematics B.S. Mathematics MRS. LOUISE BENNETT Business B.S. MR. WALTER BLOODSWORTH English A. B. MR. BERNARD BOND Spanish B. A. MRS. LYNNE BRAT TEN Home Economics B.S. MR. BILLY BURGESS Art B.S. Art Education MRS. JOANNE CHERRY English B.S. MRS. DARLENE CORDREY Mathematics B.S. 106 MR. CHARLES CROSS Social Studies B.S. History MRS. ELINOR CUBBAGE English MRS. BETTY JANE DASHIELL Health Education M.A. Health “The Impossible Is Often The Untried.” Mr. Charles Cross MR. CARL DRAGWA Biology B.S. MRS. FRANCES DUDDERAR Mathematics Master ' s Equivalent MR. GARY ELDER Driver Education B.S. Education MISS FRANCES FLORY Media Specialist MR. VERNON GIFFIN DECA M.A. Education MR. ANDREW GIUNTA History M.S. Education 10 MISS LESLIE GRABER Resource Room B.S. Special Education MISS NANCY HANCOCK Business B.S. Business MISS PAMELA HERSTER French B.S. Teacher Education MRS. LOU ELLA HOLLIDAY Physical Education Masters MRS. DEBORAH HOLLOWAY Physical Education B.S. Physical Education MRS. REBECCA INSLEY Mathematics Master ' s Equivalent MR. WILLIAM JOHNSON History A. B. MRS. JACKLYN JONES English B. A. MR. ROBERT KRATER Metal and Home Arts B.S. Education 108 MR. WILLIAM LANGE Social Studies B.A. MR. CRESTON LONG English B.S. Education MRS. MARSHA MAGNUSON Resource Room B.S. Education “There Is No Shortcut To Perfection” Mr. Billy Burgess MR. ROBERT MAJORS Earth Science Master s Equivalent MR. RICHARD MCCABE Agriculture MRS. RUTH MCCLUNG Latin and English Masters MR. REX MCNIEL Business M.A. Business MRS. CAROLYN MEARS English B.A. English MISS LINDA MILLER Chemistry B.A. Chemistry 109 MR. WAYNE MITCHELL Social Studies M.A. MRS. CLAUDIA MOWEN Psychology B.S. Social Studies MRS. MARTHA NUTTER English and Journalism B. A. MRS. PHYLLIS OLDHAM Music B.S. Music Education MRS. PEGGY PALMER English and Indian Chant B.S. MRS. LETICIA PARKER Spanish MRS. CATHERINE PARSONS Home Economics M.S. MR. HOWARD ROBERTS Business B.S. Business Administration MR. RICHARD ROMAN Biology M.S. no MRS. ELIZABETH ROYAL Mathematics B.S. MR. GEORGE SCHOEPF Physical Education Master ' s Equivalent MR. HUEY SEVIER History B.A. History MR. THOMAS SMITH Social Studies B.A. MR. WARREN SQUIRES Industrial Arts B.S. MR. RUDOLPH STANLEY Mathematics B.S. “If You Are Not Part Of The Solution Then You Must Be Part Of The Problem ” Mr. Richard Roman MRS. VIVIAN STEGALL Driver Education Master ' s Equivalent MR. PAUL TANGREN Physics B.S. Physics Education MRS. CLYT1E TAYLOR Art Master of Fine Arts 111 MRS. JULIA TAYLOR English and Drama A.B. MR. DAVID UNDERWOOD Biology and Physical Science Masters MR. WILLIAM WALLER Physical Education M. A. MRS. ELENA WEST Biology B.S. Biology MRS. SUSAN WILKINS Mathematics B.S. Mathematics MRS. BARBERA WILSEY English and Yearbook M. A. MRS. JIMMIE LEE WILSON Social Studies M. A. MR. THOMAS ZIMMERMAN Band B.S. 112 Cafeteria Staff 1st Row: Mary Wright, Eula Leiberman, Jenne Cooke, Mrs. Hearn Second Row: Phyllis Longfellow, Barbara Ring, Martha Shockley, Jean Taws, Lotta Deal Custodial And Cafeteria Staffs Custodian Staff: 1st Row: Ruth Handy, James Joyce Row 2 Barbara George, William Tarker, Diane Smith, Mr. Everett Wiggins 113 WI-HIISA SUPER COOL SUPER SCHOOL Another new beginning this year was the first annual Superstar competition among the county senior highs. Wi-Hi, Parkside and Bennett competed in such events as logrol¬ ling, wheelbarrow race, tandem bike race, turtle hurdle, and volleyball using a cage ball for a volleyball. Final scores were: Wi-Hi 81, Bennett 78, and Parkside 66. Mike Dunn acted as coordinator of activities. Another first idea from Wi-Hi, and, of course, another first in county competition for us Superstars. Kelly installs a socket. Vo-Tech Adds Dimension To Wi Hi Faith models bathing suit. 118 VICA Basketball team Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is a new club at Vo-Tech this year. Their main purpose is to improve their skills through participation. Wicomico Senior High has three of the officers in the club. David Trice--Treasurer Bill Dize--Parliamentarian Brenda Martin--Vice President There was a state convention that was held here for the first time. The con¬ vention involved competition in trade fields. There were five Wi-Hi winners: Jody Fields, Bobbie Carstens, Danny Holyfield, Jan Mills, and Wilhelmina Parker. David Trice was chosen as a delegate to the national convention to be held in Miami Beach, Florida, in June of this year. VICA at work A.F.S. Cablethon Taking pledges Unusual advertising The Third Annual American Field Service Cablethon was broadcast this year on Friday, April 2 over General CATV Channel 3, As usual, the three-hour show was produced jointly by the Wi Hi, Bennett, and Parkside A.F.S. Clubs and the $1038 worth of pledges was divided among the three clubs to finance A.F.S. programs. Johnny Williams (Psota) and his daughter Josie served as emcees, introducing A.F. S. exchange students staying in the Delmarva area, along with the many guests and performers. 122 DEC A Scores High! This year the Wicomico Deca Chater was the finest ever. To start the year off right the Wi-Hi Chapter raised 2,500.00 dollars by having many fund raising events. These funds were for both regional and state conventions in which the Wi-Hi Chapter took its share in the trophies. Our first place winnings in Student of the Year--Tam¬ my Tucker, Window Display--Becky Merrill, and Merit Chapter Terri Alexander at the State Convention got us three people to go to the National Convention in Chicago. The Wi-Hi Chapter had a softball game with Bennett (Wi-Hi won 15- 3), bowling match with Parkside (Wi-Hi won with most points), and we visited the Holy Center. The Wicomico Chapter owes all its success this year to one man and that is Mr. Vernon Giffin our co-ordinator; without him we couldn ' t have gotten where we are now. VS 123 Top Row; Coach Underwood, Coach Shaffer, Coach Mitchell, Coach Schoepf, Coach Cupp; First Row (L. To R. ): G. Taylor, D. Ewalt, R. Moreno, S• Evans, F. Hubbert, A. Johnson, M. Gordy, S. Easley, J. Wooten, G. Gordy, S. McKinley, V. Adams; Second Row: M. Hayes, A, Parker, R. Whetzel, J, Alexander, M. Wilkerson, J. Woy, T. Berry, J. Fin¬ ney, D. Jackson, G. Brickous, E. Flet¬ cher, J. Holloway; Third Row: M. Williams, G. Wells, P. Graphman, J. Sutton, J. McGinty, P. Whittington, D Jackson, D. Blagus, B. Records, E. Childress; Fourth Row: C. Krest, D. Bradley, R. Reddish, T. James, B. Harris, G. Ferrier, D. White, J. Lit- leton, T. Lindeman, G. Vickers, J. Noble. Varsity Football Team Makes Good The Indians finished the 1975 season with a dramatic come from behind victory over cross town rival, James M. Who?. The 19-14 victory concluded a fine 6-3 year. This is a start of a winning era here at Wi-Hi. Gary Taylor was a standout for the Indians. He received the Outstanding Defensive Player of the Year in the Bayside Conference and the team’s MVP. Steve Easley finished second in the Bayside Conference in scoring. Gary Tay¬ lor, Steve Easley, Tom Berry, Alan Parker, and Marcel Hayes were all selected for the Bayside Conference team. Congratulations to this fine football team. It is noted that this team never gave up once and didn’t go down to defeat without a fight first. The enthusiasm of the team and the fans was fantastic! This should also be noted because a good team doesn’t go far without the support of the fans. 125 „ Go, Jayvees, Go! The junior varsity team finished with a 5-3 record. This was a very impressive season for the sophomores and for the coaching staff. These players will be playing varsity next season as will the opponents they faced this year. This is bright hope for the fu¬ ture of a powerful system here at Wi-Hi. The team climaxed their season with a respectable win over Bennett with a 29-3 score-. Wi-Hi 24 Parkside 0 Wi-Hi 0 Bennett 19 Wi-Hi 8 Stephen Decatur 20 Wi-Hi 6 Cambridge 52 Wi-Hi 34 Snow Hill 8 Wi-Hi 28 Pocomoke 0 Wi-Hi 34 Parkside 8 Wi-HI 29 Bennett 3 Back Row: B. West, D. Hoprich, R. Still, C. Leak, B. Eckstein, G. Hilderson, F. Jones. 2nd. Row: A. White, B. Heame, D. Davis, E.C. Jones, J. Hall., R. Kellogg. 3rd. Row J. Truitt, D. Halbrook, M. Davis, T. Waller, Top Row Coach Underwood, D. Bradley, H. Leventhal, D. Taylor. _ 9th Grade Football Has Its New Beginnings Wi-Hi Wi-Hi Wi-Hi Wi-Hi Wi-Hi Ninth Grade Football 6 Stephen Decatur 0 0 Cambridge 28 14 Stephen Decatur 0 30 Dover 6 0 Cambridge 28 Ninth grade football was a new addition to our school this past year. Previously, the ninth graders played the junior high level, Bennett and Parkside chose not to field a ninth grade team, Wi-Hi football coaches felt that the program would be one more addition to a stronger foot¬ ball system here at Wi-Hi. The team had a fine season with a 3-2 record. Bottom Row: M, Smiley, L. Heidt, G. Richins, S. Wimbrow, V. Per¬ due. 2nd Row: M. Mit¬ chell, J. Laws, C. White, R. Moore, F. Disharoon. 3rd Row: J.D. Wells, G. Outten, B. Lilliston, W. Cooper, D. Hall. 4th Row: D. Curtis, C. White R. Dougherty, G. Alex¬ ander. Top Row: Coach Shaffer, G. Vickers (Manager), B. Elliott, S. Thomas. Front Row (L To R): S. Smith, K. Scheil- burg, M. Wade, D. Holbrook, W. Elliott, D. White, G. Duffy. Second Row: D. Schmidt, C. Daniels, B. Bratten, H. Miles, M. Sullivan, G. Emberland, Ken Welch, J. Scrivo. Third Row: M. Rider,— Manager, B. Donovan, P. Rogan, J.P. Morrison, V. Wiggins, B. Dunn, M. Dunn, M. Mercer, J. Hart, R. Morris, Coach Roman boccer The soccer team finished a fire season with a 7-3 record. Their only disappointment was losing to Bennett twice. They had a little or no trouble defeating their new rival Parkside twice, both by decisive scores. Bobby Dunn was the bright spot in the team, leading the Bayside Confer¬ ence in scoring for the third straight year. Vane Wiggins and Mark Sullivan also had an outstanding year for the team. Mike Dunn and Mike Mercer should also be com¬ mended for a fine season and both will be returning next year. ibr i ' HT ' - _ Oi Stephen Decatur 0 Bennett 4 Parkside 2 Pocomoke 1 Crisfield 0 Stephen Decatur 1 Bennett 2 Parkside 0 Snow Hill 2 Washington 2 129 , See Terry Run The Cross Country team had a disappointing season this year, losing all of their dual meets and losing 2 out of 4 triangular meets. In the other two tri¬ angular meets, the team finished second. The two second place finishes were against Parkside. The team has higher hopes for next year, though. Wi-Hi 35-21 Bennett Wi-Hi 46-21 South Dorchester Wi-Hi 42-18 Bennett Wi-Hi 53 Bennett 19 Parkside Parkside 65 North Caroline 20 Wi-Hi 40 Wi-Hi 77 Wi-Hi 62 24 Queen Anne 39 28 North Caroline 34 Front Row: (Left To Right) Coach Bond, M. Noehl, T. Walker, D. Smith, K. Film, M. Hurley. Second Row: S. Dyke, D. Patton, A. Davis, M. Bower. • . The Hockey Story The hockey team finished the season with a 3-7 record. However, the season ' s record doesn ' t re¬ flect the effort of the team. Many bright spots were fulfilled by seniors. The freshman, sophomore, and junior girls hope for a better season next year. Experience should tell the story of next year ' s team. First Row: (Left To Right) S. Oldach, P. Stephens, N. Guiliano, L. Mil¬ ler, C. Hagen, D, Cappello, C. Muenster, S. Lewis. Second Row: S. Dickerson, B. Birckhead, J. Fox, K. Carey, C. Jones, E. Powell, T, Johnson, S. Johnson, D. Jones, J. Coulboum, D. Robinson, Coach Holli¬ day. Third Row: D. White, Assistant Coach Graber, C. Bratten, L. Har¬ per, P. Kremer, P. Blades, D. McGlothlin, S. Steelman, B. Beach, S. Brown, L. Wright, C. Wright. Bottom Row (Kneeling): D. Bradley, T. Johnson, J. Finney, A. Turner, F. Hub- bert, C. Krest, Second Row (Standing): J. Noble, J. Alexander, D. Jackson, L. Hull, G. Taylor, J. Hobbs, A. Park¬ er, C. Vincent, E. Morris, V. Adams, B. Harris, R. Morris, P. Lindeman, B. Waller (coach) CAGERS WIN 11 Varsity Basketball 11-8 Wi-Hi 60 Washington 75 Wi-Hi 79 Stephen Decatur 75 Wi-Hi 89 Snow Hill 59 Wi-Hi 63 Bennett 81 Wi-Hi 62 Crisfield 59 Wi-Hi 57 Pocomoke 81 Wi-Hi 65 Mardela 44 Wi-Hi 83 Parkside 66 Wi-Hi 75 St. Michaels 59 Wi-Hi 76 Washington 79 Wi-Hi 84 Stephen Decatur 70 Wi-Hi 68 Snow Hill 70 Wi-Hi 81 Crisfield 65 Wi-Hi 63 Pocomoke 74 Wi-Hi 87 Mardela 44 Wi-Hi 60 Parkside 47 Wi-Hi 55 Queen Anne 81 STATE Wi-Hi 48 Pikesville 57 The team finished their season with a much improved 11-8 record. The last loss was at the hands of Pikesville High School in the State play-offs. The high points of the sea¬ son were two victories over new rival Park- side and the dramatic victory over Bennett at home. Garry Taylor should be congratu¬ lated for being named to the second team of the Bayside Conference. John Finney, Jim Hobbs, Fred Hubbert, and Emory Morris also had an outstanding year. Dana Jackson, Jim Hobbs, Emory Morris, and Jim Johnson form a fine nucleus for next year ' s team. 133 Girl s Basketball First Row: Deena Parker, Susan Webster, Beth Beach, Kathy Carey, Deleane Dixon. Second Row: Shvonne Den¬ nis, Lisa Wright, Robin Wright, Cheryl Stewart, Tami Ferrier, Carol Lappen, Debbie McGlothlin, Pat Blakeney, Cindy Bratten, Mrs. Holloway (Coach) t FEMALE INDIANS WIN 8, LOSE 9 The girls finished a respectable season with an 8-9 record. Their record was 8-8 through the regular season, but the girls suffered a heart-breaking loss to Bennett in the play-off game. After Wi-Hi held a commanding lead through the first three periods, Bennett came back to hand the girls a 38-36 defeat. Next year ' s team will miss the services of graduating seniors Beth Beach and Shvonne Dennis. The girls will have a fine nucleus returning having only lost Beth and Shvonne from the starting five. Girls Basketball 8-9 Wi-Hi 31-43 Washington Wi-Hi 38-61 St. Decatur Wi-Hi 32-61 Snow Hill Wi-Hi 42-49 Bennett Wi-Hi 35-20 Cris field Wi-Hi 33-38 Pocomoke Wi-Hi 53-49 Mardela Wi-Hi 39-22 Parkside Wi-Hi 47-28 Washington Wi-Hi 34-47 St. Decatur Wi-Hi 33-63 Snow Hill Wi-Hi 25-46 Bennett Wi-Hi 39-31 Cris field Wi-Hi 48-42 Pocomoke Wi-Hi 48-45 Mardela Wi-Hi 39-28 Parkside Playoffs Wi-Hi 36-38 Bennett JAY VEE o pr tt SEASON 7-7 Wi-Hi 40-50 Washington Wi-Hi 41-47 Stephen Decatur Wi-Hi 62-70 J.M.B. Wi-Hi 60-73 Crisfield Wi-Hi 63-65 Pocomoke Wi-Hi 75-48 Mardela Wi-Hi 65-64 Parkside Wi-Hi 75-59 St. Michaels Wi-Hi 64-70 Washington Wi-Hi 70-72 Stephen Decatur Wi-Hi 68-52 Snow Hill Wi-Hi 57-56 Snow Hill Wi-Hi 61-59 J.M.B . Wi-Hi 66-64 Crisfield Overall Record 7-7 Top Row: W. Cropper, T. Carr, T. Beale, D. Jones, C. King, J. Brown, K. King, C. White, A. Kelley, T. James. Kneeling: J. LeCates, Coach Shaeffer, L. Hayward WRESTLERS GRAPPLE GREATLY— WIN8 Wrestling Team: First Row: W. Collins, A. Bright Second Row: B. Dize, Man¬ ager, T. Dillard, G. Richens, M. . irly, M. Mitchell, J. McGinty, J. Sample, H. Miles, K. Whittington, C. Parker Third Row: J. Laws, J. Hall, P. Whitting¬ ton, M. Hayes, G. Wright, G. Ferrier, D. Keyes, G. Brickous, J. Brown, J. Lyles, J. Wilson, Coach Row. Track Girls Enjoy Good Season Wi Hi placed second at the County meet and second in the District 8 meet. In addition, Wi Hi placed tenth at the State meet, out of 60 schools who par¬ ticipated. First place was taken in the 220 yard dash by Teri Walker, while the 880 medley team took fourth place at State. Two school records were replaced by Teri Walker. In the 200 yard dash Teri ' s new record is 25.4 seconds. In the 880 yard dash, Teri achieved 2.19 minutes. Wi Hi 66 Mardela 40 Wi Hi 61 Parks ley 66 Wi Hi 30 Bennett 89 Wi Hi 39 Lake Forest 61 Wi Hi 27 Bennett 92 Wi Hi 60 Kent 50 Wi Hi 60 Dover Air 58 1 2 Wi Hi 73 Parkside 46 Wi Hi 42 Dover Air 58 Parkside 38 Mardela 26 Mardela 34 1 2 First Row: W. Evans, V. Lewis, C Shreaves, S. Murphy, F Bateman T Eweil T. Walker. Second Row:J. Shrieves,C. Noehl T. Pope, A. Miles ' S. Johnson, P Shelton, S. Smith. Third Row: J. Moreno, D. Gordy, M Moeller, L. Wright, L. Gordy, M. Mooney, J. Fox, J. McKinney. FEMALE INDIAN THINCLADS First Row: L. Corbett, T. Johnson, K. Carey, C. Wright, V. Redden, B. Beach, S. Dennis, L. Johnson, C. Stewart, M. West, Mrs. Holiday. Second Row: V. Miles, C. Vance, D. Parker, J. Murphy, M. McGinty, C. Lappen, K. Collins, J. Morris, T. Gootie, R. Nacrelli, J. Seidel, Mr. Stanley. First Row: P. Whittington, M. Noehl, M. Roglitz, A. Johnson, L. Hull, R. Jones. V. Adams, A. Turner, U. Leatherbuiy, D. Smith. Second Row: D. Keyes, G. Ferrier, M. Hayes, C. Cropper, G. Wright, B. Dunahoo, J. Finney, G. Vickers, J. Wells, Third Row: Coach Schoepf, C. Smiley, K. Hurley, M. Mitchell, J. Hall, E. Ger- stenmaier, Fourth Row: D. Bradley, M. Hurley, E. Childress, G. Taylor, T. James, E. Fletcher, J. Payne. 1st Row; S. Oldach, D. Cappello, J. Fennell, T. Whitelock, P. Feimell. 2nd Row; V. Dennis, S. Adams, M. Butler, C. Bratten, D. Ruark, S Muir, Mgr., Ms. Graber. Racqueteers Split Season Wi. Hi. 4-4 Cambridge Wi. Hi. 5-4 Parkside Wi. Hi. 1-8 Easton Wi. Hi. 0-9 Bennett Wi. Hi. 8 - 1 Parkside Wi. Hi. 6-3 Kent Wi. Hi. 6-3 N. Dorchester Wi. Hi. 6-3 St. Michaels Wi. Hi. 3-6 Bennett Wi. Hi. 3-6 Cambridge Wi. Hi. 0-9 Easton Wi. Hi. 2-7 Queen Anne ' s 1st Row: K. Cherry, W. Elliott, J. Wootten, R. Menzel, M. Wade, R. Cappello, D. Jenkins. 2nd Row: S. McKinney, A. Wilbur, M. Kleger, K. Sterling, S. McKinley, R. Still, Ms. Graber, S. Muir, Mgr. Tearn Members Baseball Kneeling: 1. Hayward, B. Bratten, M. Dunn, M. Mercer, A. Parker, D Ewalt, T. Berry, V. Wiggins, J. McGinty. Standing: Coach Roman, M. Hammond, G. West D. Grise, E. C. Jones, J. LeCates, B. Harris, E. Pinto, Coach Waller Baseball Surprises Baseball This year ' s team had a tremendous season. They were picked to be fifth but ended sec - ond in the conference. It was a young team with only four seniors. The entire team gained experience. Junior Mark Williams set school records in RBI ' s in one season. Tom Berry and Dale Ewalt set additional school records for hits in one season. Tom Berry holds the record for the most scores run by any one one person. The 1975-76 baseball team also led the school record for the most runs in one season (133). Next year ' s team should be even better since four freshman, five sophomores, and six juniors will be returning. Baseball 14-4 Season Wi-Hi 7-3 Washington Wi-Hi 9-1 Stephen Decatur Wi-Hi 5-0 Parkside Wi-Hi 9-0 Snow Hill Wi-Hi 11-16 Bennett Wi-Hi 6-7 Cambridge Wi-Hi 11-10 Pocomoke Wi-Hi 5-1 Mardela Wi-Hi 10-0 Parkside Wi-Hi 25-0 Laurel Wi-Hi 7-3 Washington Wi-Hi 7-4 Crisfield Wi-Hi 5-3 Stephen Decatur Wi-Hi 6-3 Laurel Wi-Hi 3-4 Bennett Wi-Hi 5-1 Crisfield Wi-Hi 11-1 Snow Hill Wi-Hi 2-3 Bennett (Playoff Game) Junior-Senior Banquet “Spirit Of ’76” The annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held on April 12, 1976 at 6:30 P. M. Thanks to the hard work of the juniors, it was a complete success. Teresa Carter, Junior Class president, did a grand job of organizing the affair. Mr. Evans began the dinner with an invocation. Awards were given by Mike Dunn, master of ceremonies. Each lucky winner was the recipient of a gift. Entertainment was provided by Suzette Price, Wanda Camper, Lionel Long, Tom Truitt, Ben Dashiell, Warren Lank¬ ford, and Connie Ennis. Connie received a stand¬ ing ovation for her rendition of Sweet Thing . Lisa Miller was in charge of decorations, Tersa Carter and Ben Dashiell, awards, Debbie Keen, servers, and the banquet was catered by English ' s. The publicity was provided by Judy Coulbourne. The final speech of the evening was given by Mike Hurley, Jr. Class Vice-President, in which he wished the seniors good luck. Good eating Beth and Dale—Hot Dogs of 76 FUNNIN’ 148 Donn a, in her new gown, and Tami in her sharp tux, are ob¬ viously excited about the Prom. Ice Blue And Silver 149 So this is how a Grand March works. Three Blind Mice. Dante and date. “Dream On” White Rose i 151 GRADUATION These are graduates? This can t be mine . Years Of Struggling And Learning Months Of Studying And Working; Weeks Of Helping And Caring And Days Of Happiness And Depression. Then That Final Hour That’s Worth The New Beginning That We Deserve. 155 General Homecoming Committee Front Row: Debbie Isakson, Debra Jones, Cindy Gregory. Sec¬ ond Row: Lisa Wimbrow, David Overbeck, Randy Haney, Debbie Pusey, Dean Patton, Donna Cap- pello, Karyn Heath, Faye Bounds, Mary Lou Bowen, Vicki Dennis. 158 Ben Franklin Adorned The Junior Float HOMECOMING 1975 Wi Hi ' s 1975 Homecoming was held on Saturday, October 4 at 2:00 P.M. The Homecoming festivities began on Friday with a Pep Rally at the stadium. Being outside produced a lot of spirit and really got the enthusiasm running high. During the Rally the winners of the club banner contest and the football raffle were announced. The Ecology Club captured first place in the banner contest and the Band fol¬ lowed with second place. Winners of the football raffle were Freshman Jackie Moreno, Sophomore Jenni Seidel, Junior Penny Turner and Senior Susan Webster. The Junior Varsity and Varsity cheerleaders then turned back the clock to the turn of the century to form a car, with Clem (Janet Weatherly) in the driver’s seat but with strong backseat driving from his wife (Susan Williams). Suffering through Clem’s driving and a flat tire they finally made it to Wi Hi’s Homecoming parade but not without Clem whispering a nasty nothing” in his wife’s ear! The football team then invaded the field for a finale composed of their own special cheers. Saturday dawned bright and beautiful and by noon things were really rolling. The parade formed at St. Francis de Sales parking lot, where the judging of the parade entries also took place. During the pre¬ game festivities it was announced that the Indian Chant had won the club float prize with their slogan Tame Those Lions . The Class of ' 76 repeated their slogan year victory with this year ' s winning class float Hats Off to Victory . Miss Janet Weatherly was crowned the 1974 Homecoming Queen. Saturday evening at Disco 76 , everyone gathered to cele¬ brate the Indians 53-6 victory. This year’s General Co-Chairmen we” ' Lisa Wim- brow and David Overbeck and they did an outstand¬ ing job in the organizing and planning. We can truly say that Homecoming ! 75 was a tremendous success and a day that will linger in the minds of everyone. Rhonda Shows Mel THE HUSTLE Betsy Ross Helped The Freshmen Sew Up Wi-Hi ' s Victory 159 The Sophomores Are Coming! ' 160 Sophomore Attendants Pam Mears and Pam Fennell Freshman Attendants Cindy LaBounty and Laurie Haslam Shapes Of ’76 Junior Attendants Melanie Tingle and Laura Wilson Wi-Hi’s Winning Ways Indian Chant Claims Victory. Vane Wiggins Reigns As ’’Miss Queen Anne Holly Pope, Senior Attendant; Janet Weatherly, 1975 Homecoming Queen; Lisa Corbett, Senior Attendant. 161 Directed by Julia Taylor This farce about a girl from a small Pennsylvania town was presented by the Senior Class on November 20 and 21. Meg Wheeler, the lead charac¬ ter, falls in love with one of the Doughton brothers, while her rela¬ tives, and friends at the Madison Ave. Girls Hotel think she is in love with the other brother. The play was a real success; if you don ' t believe us, ASK ANY GIRL! 1. Learning about life in a girls ' hotel. 2. Brian and Lisa look startled. 3. Cheryl dislikes Kenny ' s painting . The Theatre Department this year added a new course to further educate those persons interested in going on in the theatre. Speech and Drama II involves students to a point where they are the ones that make the Wi-Hi theatre tick. The class performed Children ' s Theatre at 11 local elementary schools during the fall. The children enjoyed the perform¬ ances of Mystery at Tumble Inn and Rumplestiltskin . After Christ¬ mas, we started preparing for the dinner theatre production of Aria da Capo to help raise money for the Wi-Hi News. Our May Miracle was Portrait of Jennie which was performed on April 29 and 30, 1976. In May, Miss Sharon Benchoff, our student teacher, taught the class about the technical end of the theatre. 162 PORTRAIT OF JENNIE APRIL 29,30, 1976 Jenny is a girl of two lives, two worlds, Jenny lives today as we lived yesterday. Her portrait is done by a young painter who she dearly loves, but no one else believes she is real, Jen¬ nie was real, Jennie is real! The Other Side of the Wall , Looking For the New World and Impromptu were directed by student directors and per¬ formed by Speech and Drama I classes. Freshman Class S.G.A. Represen¬ ts es First Row: B. Simpkins, R. Broadwater, D. Bullock, P. Lewis, L. Heidt. Second Row: S. Macon, M. McGinty, C. Gibson, K. Vaughn, E. Pinto, A. Culver. Sophomore S.G.A. Representatives First Row: S. Babcock, P. Kremer, J. Morris, T. James, J. Dunn, W. Elliot. Second Row: L. Shrieves, K. Ferrand, B. Pelligrin, P. Mears, A. Dutton, S. Church. Jr. ClassS.G.A. Representatives First Row: T. Johnson, P. Whit¬ tington, N. Guilliano. Second Row: P. Turner, S. Steelman, K. Carey, T. Carter. SGA Officers And Advisors Stand¬ ing: C.B. Babcock (Treasurer), Cheryl Hagen (Parliamentarian), Carol Dunahoo (President), Mr. Dragwa (advisor); Seated: Mrs. Daniels (advisor), Susan Brown (Secretary), Janet Weatherly (First Vice-President), Karen Gilbert (Second Vice-President). Club S.G.A. Representatives First Row: D. Ruark, K. Sterling, K. Pobst, S. Tetlow, R. Haney, T. Lilliston Back Row: T. Pope, L. Wimbrow, C. Powell, M, Murray, D. Hyde, S. Williams, N. Pendleton. Senior S.G.A. Representatives Standing: H. Pope, D. Capello, V. Dennis, F. Bounds, L. LaMar, V. Everett; Sitting: M. Wilkerson, S. McKinley, D. Overbeck, C. Gregory, T. Travis. Varsity Cheerleaders First Row: M. Richardson, J Weatherly, J. Fennell, S. Williams Second Row: S. Adkins, C. Ennis, C. McDan¬ iels, L. Matthews Concert Choir First Row: J. De- Mint, V. Kim, A. Mills, P. Parker, D Melton, V. Gale, M. Williams, C. Kenney, V. Young D. White, C. Ennis, Second Row: D. Richmond, S. North, V. Red¬ den, M. Ware, C. Brown, S. Webster, K. Mitchell, K. Pobst, H. Adams, D. Smith, B, Dashields, R. Davis, V. Harris, Thrid Row: L. Harper, C. Wright, D. Reed, V. Long, J. Finney, B. Mumford, D. Jackson, W. Lankford, M. Mattox, D. Appleby, I. Leonard, F. James Saturday ' s Child First Row: K. Pobst, D. Appleby, B. Dashiell. W Lankford, C. Ennis, S. North, D, Smith, Second Row: V. Kim, J. Shafer, J. Gale, J. DeMint, B. Birckhead, M. Howard, D. Whittington, A. Mills J.V. Cheerleaders First Row: M. Polk, C. Schulbe, A. Gregory, J. McDaniel. Second Row: S. Weath¬ erly, D. Keen, S. Muir, P. Fennell. Art Club Front Row: C. Colona, J. Shrieves, C. Frey, A. Gibson, J. Magoon, L. Nagel, M. Georgo Second Row: V. Dennis, N. Cald¬ well, J. Grise, A. Phippin, K. Mitchell, Thrid Row: T. Travis, M. Lankford, F. Bounds, F. Guzey Latin Club First Row: E. Hess, R. Nacrelli, H. Gattis, E. Alamo, J. Dunn. Second Row: G. Wells, R. Reddish, P. Montemuro, J. Wim- brow, K. Brown, J. Bromhall, Mrs. McClung, advisor. Third Row: C. Allen, J. Close, M. Bosserman, J, Mitchell, H. Levan- thal, M. Piercy, P. Rogan (Pres.). Latin Club Spanish Club First Row: E. Wat¬ son, D. Lombardo, C. McDaniels, T. Adams. Second Row: K. Brown, M. Hoppes, D. Robinson Third Row: D. Baker, M. Singh, L. Lilliston, J. Lewis. Chess Club Sitting: (Left To Right) M. Headen, R. Cappello, C. Daniels D. Bounds, G. Basseh, J. Mitchell, R. Hall (vice pres.), W. Elliott (Pres.). Standing: R. Reddish, Mr. Cross, advisor, J. Pusey, M. Rider, Mr. Krater, advisor. Chess Club Keyettes First Row: E. Younger, D. Cappello, L. Matthews, C. Frey, D. Jones, D. Lombardo, K. Webster, K. Ferran. Second Row: J. Bromhall, D. Cooper, S. Brown, D. Isakson, L. Smith, V. Dennis, F. Bounds, K. Benton, G. Kinnamon, L. White. Third Row: D. Pusey, C. Allen, C. Roglitz, N. Guiliano, C. Powell, F. Guzey, D. Hyde, R. Miller, J. Coulbome, T. Ferrier. AFS Front Row: R. Smith, C. Dunahoo, D. Lawrence, C. Muenster, S. Smith, S. Tetlow, K. Pobst, B. Dunahoo. Second Row: S. Stellman, K. Mitchell, D. Isakson, D. Jones, D. Lombar¬ do, L. LaMar, D. Ruark, A. Gemeny. Back Row: R. Malone, L. Piercey, C. Gordy, A. Phippin, M. Butler, R. Haney, C. Melin, R. Gerstenmaier, M. Murray, S. Madden, P. Hastings. AFS Key Club Front Row: D. Ewalt, S. Evans, T. Berry, J. Woy, A. Bunting; Second Row: M. Gordy, V. Wiggins, T. Walston, A. Dahlstrom, M. Wilkerson, E. Gerstenmaier,; Back Row: S. Mc¬ Kinley, D. Whitelock, K. Ster¬ ling, M. Murray. DECA D. Truitt, K. Lane, M. Larmore, J. Adams, I. Leonard, R. Mason, C. Webster, J. Tingle, T. Startzel, G. Gasque, E. Shock- ley, F. Farrington, B. Smith, D. Book, M. West, A. Dahlstrom, K. White, R. Weatherly, D. Lombardo, T. Alexander, J. Dona way, Mr. Giffin, advisor, T. Tucker, M. Messick, B. Brow, D. White, A. Farlow, B. Merrill, D. Mcallister, L. Smith, W. Givens, P. Farrell. Thespians First Row: B. Pelligrin, K. Ferrand, J. Murphy, C. Lashley, L. Peterson, D. Robin¬ son, K. Pobst, R. Smith Second Row: M. Moeller, M. Roglitz, K. Carstens, L. LaMar, P. Penuel, S. Webster, S. Murphy, C. Melin, R. Malone, Third Row: S, Lewis, S. Oldach, P, Turner, J. Fennell, J. Truitt, M. Butler, S Steelman 170 Medical Careers Sitting; D. Jones, S. Overbeck, K. Heath, D. Cappello, K. Benton Stand¬ ing; Mike Murray, M. Hoppes, L. Leventhal, C Gregory, W. Evans, D. Overbeck, M. Butler. Media Club First Row: S. Boni¬ face, S. Godfrey, S. Davenport, S. Lilliston, J. Martin, L. Wil¬ kins, B. Givans, Second Row: L. Nagel, M. Fink, P. Todd, S. Palmer, M. Georgio, R. Nutter, D. Davis, Miss Flory, R. Haney, J. Holloway Thiid Row: G. Ma¬ lone, Mrs. Crouse, C. Long, A. Spence, J. Green, D. Culley, O. Cropper, B. Powell, T. Kim, R. Kellogg Fourth Row: S. Shepherd, K. White, M. Christopher, J. Gale, V. Carroll, L. Dockins, G. Wright, C. Stewart, S. Wilson, A. Daniels Not Pictured: D. Foskey, R. Nacrelli Ecology Club First Row: B. Simp¬ kins, A. Phippin, J. Davenport, D. Ruark, G. West, Second Row: A. Todd, Mrs. West, J. Murphy, K. Ferrand, B. Stephens, S. Godfrey Indian Chant First Row: A. Brad¬ ford, F. Harbison Second Row: L. LaMar, T. Travis D. Pusey, L. Bendler Third Row: D. Hyde, L. Bromley, W. Dennis, D. Rhuel, S. Evans, Mrs. Palmer Yearbook First Row: K. Pobst, D. Ewalt, M Richardson, A. Dahl- strom, R. Haney, C. Dunahoo. Second Row: N. Pendleton, L. Wimbrow, D. Hyde, M. Murray, R. Kim. Third Row: D. Overbeck, K. Gilbert, S. Williams, J. Fen¬ nell, S, Webster, D. Robinson, K. Carstens, D Causey, C Allen, L. Barkley, D. Baker. Foiurth Row: D. Cappello, C. Gordy. Fifth Row: R. Todd, P Stephens, C. Foskey, D. Pusey, S. Brown. Wi Hi News First Row: L. Mat¬ thews, M. Kleger, K. Gilbert, R. Haney, P. Lindeman, K. Mitchell, G. Emberland. Second Row: K Heath, D. Cappello, L. Wimbrow, E. Alamo, Mrs. Nutter. Third Row: J. Bromhall, D. Causey, C. Meilhammer, B. Beach, C. Gordy, M. Murray. C.B. Babcock Not Present. Future . jjnr v Future Teachers Of America First Row: M. Walters, B. Birckhead, K. Brown, J. Vincent. Second Row: D. Whittington, T. Pope. Future Farmers of America: First Row: G. Adkins, B. West, D. Hall, J. Aydelotte, E. Parker, B. Brad¬ ford J. Hochmuth, Second Row: B. Hochmuth, D. Adkins, D. Callo¬ way, Thrid Row: R. Toudory, J. Hall, M. Shookley, R. Spraigue, W. Polk, T. Home, M. White, D. Long, Mr. McCabe, Advisor Future Homemakers Of America Front Row: J. Davenport, Jessica Weleh Standing: Mrs. Parsons, Aurelia Chester, K. Warren, C. Vance. Brass Brass FIRST ROW: L. Long, G. Elliott, V. Low- rey, L. White, B. Elliott, S. Lewis, R. Morris, SECOND ROW:B. Kovacic , T. Johnson, L. Hay¬ ward, R. Still D. Smith, V. Gibson, D. Book, P. Montemuro, B. Stevens Woodwinds FIRST ROW: J. Crouse, C. Ardis, ,E. Watson, S. Church, N. Revell, K. Fields, P. Ste¬ phens, C. Ennis, D. White, D. Jones, SEC OND ROW: J. Montgomery, D. Morris, W. Miller, T. Adams, D. White, V. Everett, B. Trader, D. Har¬ ris, D. Parker, B. Barkley, M. Polk, K. Hornsby, C. Shreaves, THRID ROW: A. Bradford, S. Keen, M. Mitchell, D. Grise, C. Barkley, B. Milbourne, J. Morris, D. Appleby, V. Lewis, M. Vollmer, S. North, A. Hobbs, B. Alexander, B. K. Meagher, C. Cullen, B. Jarrett, L. Pennewell Bandfront FIRST ROW: S. Overbeck, B. Pelligrin, B. Brown, S. Steelman, D. Isakson, V. Everett, S. Taylor, C. Colona, D. Jones, T. Gordy, SECOND ROW: M. Wolford, C. Trader, A. Whittington, S. Gale, G. Marshall, D. Bullock, D. Disney, T. Easley, K. Ferrand, B. Broadwater, D. Reed, D. Outen, S. Mulum, M. Barkley Percussion FIRST ROW: M. Bosserman, K. Richardson, S. Mitchell, A. Culver, L. Brumbley, SECOND ROW: S. Clark, T. White, J. Powell, S. Sterling, K. Shilling Campus Production Front Row: K. Pobst, G. Wright. Back Row: R. Haney, G. Naarup S. Littleston, B. Kovacic, Miss Flory, Advisor. Varsity Club Front Row: G. Tay¬ lor, J. Holloway, D. Ewalt, T. Berry, J. Woy J. Fennell, J. Alex¬ ander, Second Row: L. Matthews, P. Lindeman S. Adkins, M. Rog- litz, S. Williams, M. Wilkerson, G. Vickers, Thrid. Row: B. Beach, G. Fender, S. Brown, K. Film, M. Hurley, T. Ferrier, M. Bow¬ er, Coach Schoepf, Back Row: S. Evans, J. Noble J. Wootten, V. Wiggins, M. Gordy, R. Moreno A.V. Club First Row: J. Baer, S. Godfrey, S. Davenport, R. Kellogg, G. Malone J. Hollo¬ way, R. Haney Second Row: S. Lilliston, A. Daniels, J. Martin, J. Gale, G. Wright, T. Kim, S. Boniface, B. Givans, Miss Flory Absent: B. Koviac, D. Bradley, G. Nairup, K. Pobst First Row: M. Bosserman, S. Smith, A. Phippin, S. Tetlow, T. Lil- liston K. Benton, D. Cappello, M. Hoppes. Second Row: C. Lash- ley, T. Carter, P. Penuel, B. Taylor, T. Pope, G. West, B. Stephens. Third Row: Miss Miller, M. Rider, M. Murray, M. Wilk- erson, K. Holloway, D. Smith. Front Row: K. Richardson, B. Stephens, G. West, J. Payne, M. Moellar, P. Penuel, C. Dunahoo, M. Bosserman, R. Smith. Middle Row: Miss Herster (advisor), R. Fennel, K. Rider, S. Babcock, S. Lewis, M. Butler, S. Brown, L. Miller, R. Malone, P. Turner, L. Piercy, M. Mooney Back Row: B. Still, S. Oldach, C. Melin, L. Wimbrow, L. LaMar, G. Fer- rier, A. Luthy, W. Miller, J Murphy, D. Melton, C. Lashley, M. Rider. First Row: C. Warren, T. Foskey, D. Robinson, B. Dunn, L. Mat¬ thews, A. Gibson, D. Jones, L. Pennewell. Second Row: D. Jones, C. Ardis, S. Keen, D. Isakson, D. Smith, J. Grise, V. Dennis, V. Lewis, C. Dunahoo C. Ennis. Top Row: C. Powell, F. Guzey, M. Kleger, L. Peterson, L. Lake M. Roglitz, C. Allen, S. Curry, A. Parker, D. Ruark, C. Vincent, K Film S. Vincent. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The 1975-76 S.G.A. began working on the first dayofschool. Guides were appointed to assist the freshmen and sophomores with their questions. Concession stands, staffed by student volunteers, were open at our home football games, provid¬ ing a major source of funds for the organization. Wi Hi ' s first afternoon Homecoming, on Saturday, October 4, was the next project. Chairpersons Lisa Wimbrow and David Overbeck oversaw the parade and other festivities, while Karen Gilbert and her Dance Committee produced a success¬ ful Disco 76 that night. The Student Lunch Area was con¬ structed in November. It was used only a few days in the fall but was really enjoyed during warm spring weather. Murals painted by the Art Club were added in the spring, along with a commemorative sign. On December 10, S.G.A. officers and Exchange Chairman Hank Seidel participated in the first of six exchanges between Wi Hi, Bennett, and Park- side students. The Third Annual Wi Hi Christmas land, spon¬ sored in conjunction with the P.T.A., opened two weeks before Christmas and proved to be another big fund-raiser. Wi Hi had a Valentine ' s Dance with a band for the first time in many years this year. The highlight of the evening was the coronation of Tom Berry as King of Hearts. Four students and advisor Mr. Dragwa represented Wi Hi at the 30th Annu¬ al Spring Convention of the Maryland Association of Student Councils in Baltimore in April. This was the first year in quite a while that the S.G.A. had voted to join the M.A.S.C., but the conclusion was that it wasn ' t really worth the time and money it cost to join. On the 24th of April, the Student Government sponsored another first—a competition between county high schools in ten events test¬ ing such abilities as racing a tandem bike, tossing a raw egg, and rolling a log. Superstars Chairman Mike Dunn in¬ troduced Salisbury Mayor Elmer F. Ruark to open the Com¬ petition. Wicomico County Superintendent Harold Fulton presented the champs trophy to Wi Hi Team Captain Bobby Dunn at the end. This new idea proved to be an enormous success, judging from the enthusiasm of the spectators and from the $200 profit the S.G.A. made. Greaser Day activi¬ ties, coordinated by Penny Turner, generated spirit and a lot of laughs on May 13, the date of our second baseball game of the season against Bennett. Projects included jitter¬ bug demonstrations on the cafeteria stage during lunch, a Mr. Cool competition, and the Fonzie for a Day contest at the game. Other projects of the year included amending the S.G.A. Constitution, buying a full-page ad in the TOM-TOM, having the Media Center courtyard fence re¬ paired, and sending a student representative to several Wi¬ comico County Board of Education meetings. In addition to school activities, the Student Government sponsored a number of community projects this year. Over 300 toys and 400 cans of food were collected for the Salva¬ tion Army in a Christmas drive headed by Cheryl Hagen. The S.G.A. and the Keyettes jointly sponsored both a Christmas and a Valentine ' s party at the Wicomico School for Retarded Children. Cheryl Powell ' s enthusiastic com¬ mittee devoted much time and thought to making these parties successful. Wi Hi was well represented in the VFW Loyalty Day Parade on Mav 2, with a float constructed by Kathy Ferrand ' s Committee. The entry, a re-enactment of the Boston Tea Party featuring three live Wi Hi Indians, was entitled Indians Make Things Happen. The S.G.A. enlisted 49 chaperones for the annual Special Olympics for Retarded Children in May and distributed registration forms for the March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon. A needy family in the Salisbury area was aided through the Salvation Army by a monthly check, a project carried over from the 1974-75 S.G. A, S.G.A. representatives, alternates, advisors, and helpers celebrated the end of a successful year with a barbecue at Assateaque Island on June 6, a project organized jointly by the 1975-76 officers and the newly-elected officers for next year. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE CLUB The A.F.S. club began the year by welcoming friendly ex¬ change student Catharina Charlie Melin from Sweden with a tea after school and a barbecue at Dixie Lawrence ' s home. A unique type of car wash was the first fund-raiser, when Mr. Bob Lawrence agreed to donate 754: to A.F.S. for each car washed at his business one Thursday. The $83 didn ' t come without some work however; club members ad¬ vertised the event in advance and paraded with sandwich signs along Route 13 to attract customers. Next, a banner depicting international cooperation represented A.F.S. in the Homecoming Banner Contest. Later in the fall, recipes were collected for an International Cookbook to be pub¬ lished next year. A Swedish-style Christmas party given at the John B. Parsons Home for the Aged was enjoyed greatly by the residents. And it will be a long time before club members forget dancing around the Christmas tree, doing a Santa Lucia procession, and having their gingerbread houses fall apart! Early in January, a party was given to welcome Josie Psota, a 1975 Wi Hi graduate, back after a year as an A.F.S. Americans Abroad student in South Africj The club then began working on plans for the Third Annual A.F.S. Cablethon. After more than two months of weekly meetings with co-sponsors at Bennett and Parkside, the April 2nd event went smoothly, bringing pledges for $1084. Later in April, eight Wi Hi students spent a week with families in Larchmont, New York, on the A.F.S. Short Term Exchange Program. Their Larchmont hosts returned with them to spend a week attending school here and learn¬ ing about the community. This was the first such exchange for Salisbury A.F.S. but it is hoped it will become an annual project. Members met in May to replace 1975-76 officers.—President Carol Dunahoo, Vice Presidents Kevin Pobst and Sharon Tetlow, and Secretary-Treasurer Dixie Lawrence—with officers for next year. At the end of school came the saddest activity .of the year, a farewell tea for Charlie , who had truly been an asset to Wi Hi and will really be missed by her many friends here. KEYETTES Keyettes ' biggest success was the male auction. They made about $350. With this money they hope to help people, clubs, and committees inside and outside of school. They also put a stand up for Christmasland. Various Keyette members made baked goods and hot chocolate to sell. Christmas balls and other tree ornaments were also for sale. Other activities that the Keyettes did were, serving at ban¬ quets, fixing a Thanksgiving basket for a family, giving parties for Emerson Avenue School for the Retarded, (Christ¬ mas G Valentine ' s Day) and helping anyone who ask for them. They also made a Homecoming Float. CONCERT CHOIR The 1975-76 Concert Choir started off their year in need of male voices. After fullfilling this, the choir started their money raisers to buy new outfits. W e were admitted to the SGA as a club. In October, Connie Ennis, Warren Lankford, Ben Dashiell, and Kevin Pobst represented Wi-Hi at All State Choir in Baltimore. After a busy Christmas season, we started learning Spring Music. We were proud to be chosen as the Bicentennial Pageant Choir for Wicomico County. TOM-TOM This year the Tom-Tom got off to a booming start. The 1975 yearbooks were distributed in early September; and subscriptions to the 1976 yearbook soon followed. Sales were high, but pictures were scarce. So, the staff stayed alive by drinking cokes, and eating doughnut holes after rushing for days on end to meet the deadlines. The trip to Dover was on a Wednesday, and those who went had a good time. The window that was periodically broken into was a different story all together. But all-in-all, the Tom-Tom staff had much fun working together for the best yearbook ever. 178 SPANISH CLUB This yearns Spanish Club joined with Parkside ' s Club in order to plan and carry out more activities throughout the year. Officers this year were Toni Lilliston, president; Marian Singh, vice president; and Marty Hoppes, secretary-treasurer. Returning as the club advisor for Wi Hi was Mrs. Leticia Parker. Many fund raisers such as bake sales, car washes, and cake sales were planned in order to go on a field trip to Washington, D.C. on May 14th. The club has been very successful in all its activi¬ ties, and hopes to have the same support in following years. WI HI NEWS Wi Hi News has a new advisor this year, Mrs. Martha Nutter. Under her supervision the Wi Hi News produced the first Dinner Theater, in cooperation with the Drama II students, for Wi Hi. A new type of paper was adopted, many new materials bought, and a new printing company hired. It was a very suc¬ cessful year. LATIN CLUB The Latin club has a new advisor the year, Mrs. Ruth McClung. For the first Lime the Latin students had a chance to obtain membership in the Junior Classical League which is sponsored by the American Classical League. Some activities this year have been bake sales, candle sales, and entering a banner in the Homecoming banner contest. INDIAN CHANT The Indian Chant got off to a new start with new ideas. It was the first year the literary magazine has increased its size, in¬ cluded photographs, and used a spiral binding. The year started out with a winning Homecoming entry. Fund raisers were held during the year. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On May 5, 1975 forty-one members of the class of 1976, along with eight members of the class of 1975 were inducted into the National Honor Society during a ceremony performed by the officers and members of the Honor Society of Wicomico Senior High. The new members of the Honor Society soon attended their first meeting at which officers for the 1975-76 school year were elected. Sam Vincent was elected President; Shirley Keen, Vice-President; Talana Everett, Secretary; Ferda Guzey, Treasurer, and Debby Ruark, Historian. During the year some of the members of the Honor Society- tutored those students who sought help in a variety of subjects. Any student needing help had the opportunity to have a mem¬ ber meet with him during his study hall. Much of the work of the Honor Society centered around the Induction ceremony for the spring, and extensive plans were made by themembers and Mrs. Cherry, the advisor. Plans included admitting sophomores as well as juniors and seniors who met the requirements for membership. The members voted to raise the standards for a minimum grade average from a B to a 3 .4 point average. On April 5, 1976 nineteen sophomores, seventeen juniors and one senior were inducted into the National Honor Society. VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is an organization for athletes that have earned a varsity letter. The purpose of the club is to give the athletes satisfaction of having played a sport here at Wi-Hi. We sold Varsity Club jackets (those having earned a letter), team pictures and individual pictures, and conducted other money raising activities. Our goal is to supply the teams here at Wi-Hi with all the necessary equipment for ALL sports. THESPIANS This years International Thespian Troupe 157 got started late this year with admission oi new members in late winter. This increased our membership greatly. Elections were held and we helped at the A.F,S. Cablethon. Thespians this year did not put on a production itself, but many members all participated in various productions. The whole world is a stage and the people are its actors. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders cheered for Varsity football, basket¬ ball, soccer, and a new dimension to cheering was bat girls. This outstanding squad promoted spirit and enthusiasm at the games, and especially pep rallies. The first pep rally was for Homecoming. This was the first pep rally ever held in the stadium. We ' ll always remember Clem and Clarice trying to get to the Homecoming game with a flat tire. The second pep rally for the Bennett vs. Wi-Hi football game was also held outside in the stadium. The final pep rally of the year was held for the basketball team, on their way to the district tournament. The squad made new uniforms for basketball season. AV STAFF The Av Staff was a new club under Miss Flory ' s directions. It meant running all sorts of equipment to the rooms, projectors, extension cords, bulb replacement, and screens. Randy Haney and Gary Naarup took care of fixing machines that broke down, so little time was lost in teacher ' s without equipment. Pre¬ pared materials for teachers throughout the county on cassette. Set up speakers for court yard, basketball and baseball games. Av staff participated in moving Day. All AV equipment was renumbered with different colored paint. CAMPUS PRODUCTION Video-tape club of Wicomico Senior High School tapes home sports events, football, basketball, baseball, and track. This year the club taped band competition, children ' s theater, Senior class play, outside speakers, and Student teachers. Kevin Pobst designed the Campus Production symbol for all video-taped productions as well as the jackets the club uses. Kevin Bob built a model of Independence Hall and filmed it for Satire on America . Balloon Ascension raised funds for the club at the Superstar Competition. Two groups worked on Super 8 films for the film festival Bob Kovacic ' s The Courtin and George Malone, Ricky Parsons, Eddie Parsons, Marie Georgio ' s Dracula ' s Last Stand . MEDIA CLUB The media club ' s main function is to help in the running of the Media Center. This meant circulation of books media, pro¬ cessing new materials, weeding the collection, and typing cards when needed. Preparing materials for showcases, including Bob ' s aquariums with real fish. Bill ' s Bicentenial showcase with the flag hand stapled by many members. Kevin designed the Bicentennial ceiling with balloons for the fireplace area. Jeff Holloway prepared a large scrapbook of Wi-Hi activities events from newspaper. Skip designed the cover. Skip Lylliston presented Media Center a blueprint map he made of the new entrance to the Media Center. They also made costumes for campus productions. 179 D. H.G. Business Education D.H.G. Business Education Wicomico Women ' s Club Award Luanne McMullin Talama Everett Carol Dunahoo NIGRA WARDSSENIORA WARDSSENIC ENIOR AWARDS SENIORAWARDS SEb Salisbury Lions Club Award Secretarial Award William Collins Band Award Debbie Ruark Teresa Foskey Vicki Lewis IOR A WARDS SENIOR A WARDS SENIO Senior Girl’s Athletic Award Girl ' s Basketball Award Boy ' s Basketball Award Shvonne Dennis Beth Beach Garry Taylor Billy Mitchell Football Award Tom Berry Jack Purnell Baseball Award Tom Berry Optimist Club Award Debbie Ruark INIOR AWARDS SENIOR AWARDS SEN John Phi ' S usa Band Award U. S. Air Force Academy Award Mike Roglitz Special A.F.S. Award Charlie Melin Twelve Year Perfect Attendance Award Cheryl Vance Elks Club Awards Debbie Ruark Bob Dunn Lisa Matthews Warren Lankford Anne Gibson Cheryl Hagen C. B. Babcock Top 5 Per Cent Service Awards PERSONAL PATRONS MR. MRS. RICHARD FARRELL MR. MRS. MARION EVANS CONNIE SUE ENNIS (TICK) MR. MRS. CHARLES W. ENNIS MR. MRS. WINSTON ELLIOT, JR. MR. 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TINGLE TAMARA TUCKER ANNA MAE PERDUE VINCENT IN MEMORIAM, CARL E. VINCENT MR. MRS. DON WARE CATHIE WARREN MR. MRS. ALBERT WATFORD CHERYL WEBSTER MR. MRS. NORMAN WEBSTER ELENA WEST MR. MRS. EDWARD R. WEST MR. MRS. EDWARD WHITTINGTON MR. MRS. SAMUEL WILKERSON MR. MRS. JOHN LEE WILKINS MARK WILKERSON MRS. SUSAN WILKINS MR. MRS. ELWOOD R. WILLIAMS, JR. MR. MRS. JACK WILLIAMS MR. MRS. ROBERT D. WILSEY MR. MRS. JIMMIE LEE WILSON MR. MRS. KENNETH G. WILSON MR. MRS. JOHN A WIMBROW MR. MRS. LLOYD WOY MRS. LENA WOJTANOWSKI PROFESSIONAL PATRONS GENERAL REFRIGERATION CO. 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