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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1977 volume:

We Met On The Bridge Of Time And In Crossing Into The Future Each Went His Separate Way . . . Table Of Contents Theme 1 Faculty 102 Seniors 16 Sports 114 Juniors 56 Activities 138 Sophomores 72 Ads 178 Freshmen 86 Wicomico Senior High Salisbury, Maryland TOMTOM 77 People at Wi Hi know him only as their vice principal. But, before he came here, Mr. Waller was a teacher of POD, U.S. History, and Social Studies at Salisbury High for 12 years. He then became vice principal at Salisbury High School for 5 years. Following this, he was at Vo Tech for 2 years, and then came to Wi Hi as vice principal. He has served here for 9 years. During his career, he has established a solid reputation of fair discipl ine tempered with easy humor. Through these qualities, he has gained the respect and admiration of faculty and students alike. Now, after 28 years of service to Wicomico County Schools, Mr. Waller is retiring. In deepest appreciation for his devotion and friendship, we dedicate the 1977 Tom Tom to W. Franklin Waller Seniors Nancy Guilano, secretary, Kathy Carey, treasurer, Ben Dashiells, Vice-President, Penny Turner, Historian. Inset: Mike Dunn, President. 17 Looking pretty. HOWARD EMERSON ADAMS: Concert Choir II, III, IV; plans are undecided. STACIE ELLEN ADAMS: Tennis III, IV, French Club IV; plans to become a Veterinarian. CHERYL ANN BAILEY: Shirley Poo ; Prom Committee IV; plans to become a secretary; remembered for being on the go. CARL MILTON BARKLEY: Bootsie ; Band II, III, IV, Band Treasurer IV, French Club III, Prom Committee IV, Wi-Hi News III, IV; plans to attend college and become a com¬ puter programmer; remembered by his cool¬ ness and great luck with his women. CLINTON RANDOLPH BECKETT; plans to go into Electronics; remembered by The Short Gang , ROBIN ROCHELLE BISHOP: Rockin ' Robin ; Vice President in VICA IV, Homecoming Committee IV, Media Center Club IV, Track IV, Prom Committee IV, Float Committee IV, Softball IV Spanish Club II; plans are un¬ decided; remembered for her kind smiles. GERALD MCKINNLEY BIVANS: VICA IV; plans to join the Armed Forces and to be¬ come a customized painter; remembered for ninth grade honor award and his crazy sense of humor. DAWN ELIZABETH BIVENS: Dawn SGA class representative IV, Homecoming Court IV, Homecoming Dance Committee IV, Year¬ book IV, Senior Class Play IV, Junior Class Play III, Thespian Club IV, Prom Committee IV, Medical Careers Club II, Pep Squad n. Media Center Club II, Drama II production, Children ' s Theater; plans are to attend UMBC and become public relations director. Best About Seniors? They Have Class! M. Dunn Cheryl Ann Bailey Carl Milton Barkley Clinton Randplph Beckett Robin Rochelle Bishop Gerald McKinnley Bivans Dawn Elizabeth Bivens Darryl Joe Blagus Pat Lee Blakeney DARRYL JOE BLAGUS: Football II, III, IV; plans to become a carpenter; remem¬ bered by my red car. PAT LEE BLAKENEY: Patrice, Pepper ; Girls Varsity Basketball II, III, IV, Vol¬ leyball IV, Softball IV, lighting on Sen¬ ior Class Play IV, French Club IV, Prom Committee IV; plans to go to college to become an engineer; remembered for her improved ability in basketball. DAVID LEE BOOK: Bookie ; DECA III, IV (vice president IV), Band II, III, IV, Student Council II, III, IV, Float Com¬ mittee III, IV; plans to continue with sales promotion; remembered for partying. PHILLIP MARC BOSSERMAN: Soccer IV, Band II, III, IV, Latin Club III, IV, Science Club III, IV (vice president IV), National Honor Society III, IV, All Shore Band HI, IV, Stage Band II, III, IV; plans to live long and enjoy life; remembered for SOMETHING, maybe! CANDACE ANNETTE BOWER: Tooth¬ pick ; Float Committee III, SGA III; plans to go to college to study fashion merchandising; remembered by her laugh and for being so skinny. CONSTANCE ROSALIE BOZMAN: Con¬ nie ; DECA II, III, IV, Office Aid Award III; plans to marry but keep working in retailing; remembered by Bob and her loud cough. DANIEL EDWARD BRADLEY: Flea ; Media Center Club III, J.V. Basketball II (mgr.), J.V. Football II, III (mgr.), Varsity Football II, III, IV (mgr.), Track II, III, IV (mgr.), VICA III, IV, Varsity Club IV, Who ' s Who IV, Varsity Basket¬ ball III, IV (mgr.); plans to go to college and become an electrical engineer; remembered for blue hat and green Gremlin. BRUCE EDWARD BRATTEN: Bruce ; Baseball III, IV, J.V. Football II, Year¬ book IV, SGA II, Soccer III, IV, Drama III, IV, Prom Committee IV; plans to go to college; remembered for never being around. David Lee Book Phillip Marc Bosserman Candace Annette Bower Constance Rosalie Bozman Daniel Edward Bradley Bruce Edward Bratten Susan toils for yearbook. Beverly DeShearea Brown Doris Alesia Brown Kenneth Wayne Butler Monica Lynn Butler Nancy Jean Caldwell Deborah Ann Campbell Bruce participating in English. James Edward Brown James Andrew Bunting BEVERLY DESHEARA BROWN: Bev ; Home¬ coming Committee IV, Color Guard III, IV, Hockey IV (mgr.). Basketball IV (mgr.), DECA III, Prom Committee IV, Float Committee IV, Track IV, SGA II; plans to become a special education teacher; remembered for her crazy ways and laugh. DORIS ALESIA BROWN: Doris ; VICA IV, Prom Committee IV, Float Committee IV;. Colonel Richardson and Mardela High Schools; FH A II, Office Aide III, FB LA II, Prom Com¬ mittee III, Choir I, National Honor Society III; plans to go to business school and become a secretary; remembered for being Kevin ' s and always coming in things late. JAMES EDWARD BROWN: Puddin ; Media Center Club II, J.V. Basketball, French Club IV, J.V. Football; plans to be a state police¬ man; remembered for his friendship and under¬ standing of people. JAMES ANDREW BUNTING: Andy ; Key Club III, IV (pres.), SGA II, Prom Committee IV; plans to continue his career in the Coast Guard. KENNETH WAYNE BUTLER: Wayne ; plans to become an architect or draftsman; remem¬ bered for being tall and walking fast. MONICA LYNN BUTLER: Monica ; SGA Parlimentarian IV, AFS III, IV (pres.), French Club III, IV, Tennis III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Thespians III (sec.), IV, Sr. Class Play IV, Children ' s Theater IV, Drama II Play IV, Medi¬ cal Careers II, III, FTA III, Political Affairs Club IV, AFS Short-term Exchange III; plans to attend college; remembered for having too much to do, never being in class, and Sr. Class Play Tiger . NANCY JEAN CALDWELL: Nancy ; Art Club III (vice pres.), IV (pres.). Presidential Classroom IV, Prom Committee IV, Yearbook IV; plans to attend art college and to have an art career; remembered for her ability to spend money. DEBORAH ANN CAMPBELL: Debbie ; Drama I Presents III, Sr. Class Play IV, Children Thea¬ ter IV, Prom Committee IV, Float Committee IV, FTA III, Drama II Presents III, IV; plans to become a secretary and party; remembered for falling in the bleachers and being one of the four musketeers. WILLIAM VINCENT CAMPBELL, JR.; Bill plans to be a carpenter; remembered for his red hair. WANDA ROSE CAMPER: Mrs. E. ; Concert Choir II, III, IV, Color Guard II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Float Committee III, IV, Track II; plans to attend trade school for Medical Assistance; remembered for loving Steve E. and for being herself. MARY KATHRYN CAREY: Kathy ; Hockey III, Basketball II, III, IV, Softball II, III, IV, Senior Class Treasurer IV, Representive III, Jr.- Sr. Banquet Committee III, Homecoming Parade Chairman IV, Color Guards II, Majorette III, IV, Volleyball IV, Prom Committee IV, Float Committee III, IV, Varsity Club II, III, IV; plans to go to college and become a physical ed. teacher; remembered for going with Matt Still known as the Big Orange Machine. BARBARA JEAN CARSTENS: Bobs ; Color Guard II, Homecoming Committee IV, VICA III, IV, State VICA Officer IV, Prom Committee IV, Drama Activities III, Vo-tech III, IV; plans to be a beautician and get married; remembered for the many different cars, being the friendliest class clown and for her love for Gary. TERESA DIANE CARTER: Teresa ; Jr. Class President III, General Homecoming Chairman IV, Color Guard III, IV, Volleyball IV, Prom Committee IV, AFS III, Float Committee II, III, IV, School Service Award III, Spanish Club II; plans to go to college; remembered for being cut up by the four M ' s, know as Fe Fe, also The Head Nerd. EDWIN RANDALL CHILDRESS: Water Buff ; Varsity Football III, IV, J.V. Football II, Wrestling IV, Track Field II, III, IV, Varsity Club IV; plans to go to college; remembered for having so many muscles in his body and for running like a water buffalo. BARBARA JEAN CLARK: Sugie ; Media Center Club IV, FHA Club IV, Choir IV; plans to attend college next year and to become an interior decorator; remembered for her beauti¬ ful poems and charming smile. JOSEPH JOHN CLOSE: Joe ; Football H, Latin III, Spanish Club II, Chess II, III, Prom Com¬ mittee IV; plans are undecided. Teresa Diane Carter Edwin Randall Childress William Vincent Campbell, Jr. Wanda Rose Camper Mary Kathryn Carey Barbara Jean Carstens Barbara Jean Clark Joseph John Close Janet Lee Collins Karen Ann Collins Candace Lynne Colona Dwayne Edward Corbin Judy Ann Coulbourne Barry Antonio Creighton JANET LEE COLLINS: Cookie M ; Concert Choir III, IV, Vo-tech—tailoring I, II, Vica Club III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Float Com¬ mittee IV, Track (mgr.) I; remembered for her romantic eyes. KAREN ANN COLLINS: Cheerleading IV, Homecoming Court II, IV,Softball II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV; plans to go to college and live a happy life; remembered for her smile. CANDACE LYNNE COLONA: Candy ; Color Guards II, III, IV, Art Club III; plans to go to modeling school; remembered for her smile. DWAYNE EDWARD CORBIN: Plans undecided. JUDY ANN COULBOURNE: Judy ; Cheer¬ leader II, III, IV, Class Secretary III, Field Hockey II, III, Keyettes III, Student Council (vice-pres.) IV, Drama II Play IV, Children ' s Theater IV, AFS IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Jun¬ ior Class Play III, Float Committee II, III, IV, Prom Committee III, IV, Thespians IV; plans to attend college; remembered for being one of the four musketeers and getting locked out after the wild cast party. BARRY ANTONIO CREIGHTON: Tony ; Varsity Basketball IV. Germany; J.V. Basketball II, Varsity Basketball III, Varsity Football III; plans are undecided; remembered for his tremendous pull for dames. BENJAMIN ANDRE DASHIELL: Ben ; Student Council Rep. II, III, IV, Concert Choir III, IV, Election Committee III, Dance Committee III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Jr.-Sr. Banquet En¬ tertainment and Awards Committee Chari man. Class vice-president IV, All State Chorus III, IV, Float Committee III, IV; plans to go into retail merchandising at Delaware State College; remembered for always singing. THERESA MAE DASHIELL: Terri ; DECA HI, IV; plans to continue education and to get married; remembered for her smile, artistic ability and for sleeping in period 2 and 3. Benjamin Andre Dashiell Theresa Mae Dashiell Tammy Sue Davis Donald Lee Dayton Michael Kevin Davis Best About Seniors: Getting Out! M. Mercer MICHAEL KEVIN DAVIS: Mike”; Soccer IV, Float Committee III, IV; plans to go to college. TAMMY SUE DAVIS: plans are unknown. DONALD LEE DAYTON: Donnie ; plans to go to college and continue in electronics; re¬ membered for my partying van in the parking lot and loud music. DELEANE ANETTE DIXON: Leanie ; Basket¬ ball III, IV, Choir II, Prom Committee IV; plans to attend college; remembered by Chill Bean . WILLIAM MICHAEL DIZE: Bill ; Wrestling III (mgr.), Jr. Class Play HI; plans to enter the computer field and college; remembered for partying and for being a good student. LAWANDA RENEE DOCKINS: Media Club II, III, Prom Committee IV, SGA II; plans are to attend Goldey Beacom; remembered for always being late and smiling. DEBORAH GAIL DORSEY: Debbie ; Float Committee IV, Keyettes IV, Prom Committee IV; plans to be a secretary; remembered for being rowdy and being seen with Teresa Payne all the time! GERARD FRANCIS DOUGHERTY: Gerry ; plans undecided. Lawanda Renee Dockins William Michael Dize Deborah Gail Dorsey Gerard Francis Dougherty Must be important! Brenda Lee Smith Dulin Jessie Fay Dunn Arlene Frances Farlow Deborah Ann Farlow She dumped me again! Michael Patrick Dunn John Earhart As A Senior? It ' s My Last Year D. Corbin BRENDA LEE SMITH DULIN: DECA I (treas.), II (treas.). Prom Committee IV; plans are to get married and to have fun; remembered for partying and having a good time. JESSIE FAY DUNN: Medical Careers IV, Latin Club III, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Art Club IV, Thespians IV. MICHAEL PATRICK DUNN: Mike ; Soccer II, III, IV (co-capt.). High School All-Ameri¬ can IV, Baseball II, III, IV, Wi Hi News HI, IV (sports ed.), Sr. Class Pres. IV, Prom Chair¬ man IV, Float Committee II, III, IV (chairman). Pres. Classroom IV, Yearbook IV, SGA II, III, Jr. Class Play, Optimist Youth Appreciation Week Participant IV, NCCJ Camp Participant III, Bye, Bye Birdie Cast IV, Superstars Chairman III, Football and Basketball Announ¬ cer III, IV,Varsity Club III, IV, Jr.-Sr. Banquet III (m.c.); plans to be a sportscaster; remem¬ bered for his tremendous physique and hip sense of humor. JOHN EARHART: Johnny ; plans are unknown. BEVERLY JEAN EDWARDS: Jeannie ; SGA II, III, Yearbook IV, Tennis IV, Children ' s Theatre, Drama Activities III, IV; plans to become a dental assistant and live a happy life; remembered for being happy with Jeff. GLENN JAY ELLIOTT: Band II, III, IV, Jazz Ensemble IV; plans to attend college; remem¬ bered for his suspicious smile. ARLENE FRANCES FARLOW: Prom Committee IV, DECA III, helping with the Sr. portraits and Mr. Waller; plans to go into Air Force; remem¬ bered for being with Jerry and by her friendly sm ile. DEBORAH ANN FARLOW: Ba-Ba or Shorty ; Prom Committee IV, Color Guard II, Track III; plans are undecided; remembered for being so nice to everyone and being so crazy. PHILIP DEAN FARRELL: Phil ; DECA III, IV; plans to attend college and receive a B.S. in fire technology; remembered for teasing Mr. William C. Johnson, and the Mall parking lot. MICHEAL KIEFER FERRAND: Mike ; Prom Committee IV; plans are to attend college; remembered for the Underground. GREGORY PAUL FERRIER: Greg and Fuzz ; Football II, III, IV, Wrestling II, III, IV (capt.), MVP III, Track II, III, IV,Varsity Club II, III, IV (pres.), French Club III, Float Committee II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Yearbook IV; plans to attend college; remembered for ability in sports. BETSY ELEANOR FIELDS: SGA officer I, Track n, Wi Hi News III, IV (fashion ed.), Year¬ book IV (business mgr.), SGA III, IV, Who ' s Who III, Prom Committee IV, AFS Short-term Exchange III; plans to go to college and to some¬ day live in New York; remembered for being quiet, sometimes smiling, and always waiting for Mark. KATHY LYNN FIELDS: Brown Eyes ; Band II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV; plans to go in the Air Force; remembered for being drum major. LAKE LARUE FLETCHER: Fletch ; Football II, VIC A III, IV First Place, (extemporaneous speaking), Track IV; plans to join armed forces and to futher studies in psychology. Pat, what are you grinning about? Philip Dean Farrell Michael Kiefer Ferrand Gregory Paul Ferrier Betsy Eleanor Fields ERIC SCOTT FYE: Prom Committee IV; plans to enter the Air Force or to find a good paying job. HERSEL DANIEL GADDIS: Basketball II, III, Latin Club III, SGA II, III, IV; plans to go into the Navy; remembered for being a member of the shortgang. Senior Year: Not What I Expected M. Richardsen Kathy Lynn Fields Lake LaRue Fletcher Eric Scott Fye Hersel Daniel Gaddis ERIC JAY GERSTENMAIER: Eric, Gersty ; Track HI, Prom Committee IV, AFS III, IV, Key Club III, IV; plans to go to college; remem¬ bered for partying a lot and getting rowdy, WILLIAMS AVERY GIVANS II: Bill ; DECA III, IV, Media Center Club II, III, IV; plans to go to college and own a business. 4 Control yourself, Pierre Eric Jay Gerstenmaier Williams Avery Givans II VALERIE KAYE GORMAN: Valerie ; Prom Committee IV; plans to go to art school; re¬ membered for eating chocolate candy bars without getting a single zit . PATRICK LEE GRAPHMAN: Pat ; Football II, III, IV; plans are undecided. DEBORAH SUE GRIFFIN: Shortstop ; Prom Committee IV, Float Committee IV, Drama I Play; plans to become a secretary and get married; remembered for being very short, talka tive and one of the four musketeers. NANCY ANN GUILIANO: Nancy ; Class Secretary IV, Homecoming Committee IV, Varsity Cheerleader III, IV, Hockey II, III, National Honor Society III, IV, Student Council II, III, Prom Committee IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Keyettes III, Junior Class Play and Children ' s Theatre; plans to attend college and get rich quick; remembered for being in love with Mike Dunn. Valerie Kaye Gorman Patrick Lee Graphman JOYCE E. GUNTHER: Plans are undecided; re¬ membered for being so short. NANCY LYNN HAGEN: Nancy ; SGA Repre¬ sentative III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Child Care III, IV; plans to be a teacher ' s aide; re¬ membered for having the loudest mouth. Being A Senior Gives Us More Privileges. S. Adams Deborah Sue Griffin Nancy Ann Guiliano Joyce E. Gunther Nancy Lynn Hagen Gina Annette Hardy Richard Herman Harpool Best About Seniors? Graduation! A. Wilber GINA ANNETTE HARDY: Babe ; DECA III, Vice-President Yearbook IV, Prom Committee IV, Float Committee III, IV, Choir II, French II, Homecoming Committee II; plans to attend college or to go into the Navy; remembered for her big mouth and loving her friends. RICHARD HERMAN HARPOOL: Plans to keep on partying. JANET LOU HARRISON: Shortie ; AFS II, Choir IV, Pep Club II; plans to enter the Navy; remembered for being the shortest girl in the Senior Class. JOHN WAYNE HAYWARD: Baseball IV; plans to attend the University of Maryland; remem¬ bered for smiling all the time. LAWRENCE CALVIN HAYWARD: Larry ; Band II, III, IV, Football IV, J.V. Basketball II, III, Baseball III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Who s Who Among American High School Students, All-Shore Band, Prom Committee IV; plans to attend college and major in mathematics¬ engineering; remembered for his sly, handsome smile and by Dawn Outen. JAMES LEIGH HOBBS: Jimmy or Hollywood ; J.V. Football II, J.V. Basketball II, Basketball III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Track IV, Varsity Club III, IV; plans are to live a good life and live it to the utmost; remembered for being a crazy basketball player with a tremendous pull. KATHERINE LEONIS HOLLOWAY: Kaye ; Science Club III, IV, Bicentennial Float III; plans to attend college; remembered for her laugh. CHERYL LYNN HOOPER: Prom Committee IV; plans to become a secretary. Janet Lou Harrison John Wayne Hayward Lawrence Calvin Hayward James Leigh Hobbs Katherine Leonis Holloway Cheryl Lynn Hooper Kaye loves Shakespeare! Martha Marie Hoppes David Wayne Hubbert Kelly Michael Hurley, Jr. Michael Paul Hurley Dana Curtis Jackson Ruby Carmela Johnson What are you doing now, Ben? Amy Eleanor Hudson Sheila Louise Hughes Are Seniors Really “Getting Out”? D. Bradley MARTHA MARIE HOPPES: Marty ; Medical Careers Club III, IV, National Honor Society III, IV, Indian Chant IV, Keyettes IV, Spanish Club III, IV, Science Club III, IV (sec. Ill, IV), Back To Nature Club IV; plans to become rich and famous doctor; remembered for her long fingernails and excessive note-taking. DAVE WAYNE HUBBERT: Plans are undecided; remembered for reeking in school. AMY ELEANOR HUDSON: Senior Class Play IV, VICA (mgr.) IV, Gymnastics Team IV, Prom Committee IV; plans to go into the service to become a registered nurse; remembered for being Monte ' s. SHEILA LOUISE HUGHES: Blondie ; plans are undecided; remembered for searching for the perfect guy and all the good times with her two best friends Judy and Ann. KELLY MICHAEL HURLEY JR.: Kelly ; Key Club IV, Float Committee III, IV, Track (mgr.) Ill, IV, Football (mgr.) IV, Prom Committee IV; plans to enter the electrical field; remem¬ bered for his white Toyota pick-up truck. MICHAEL PAUL HURLEY: Mildred, Squirrel ; Wrestling II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Cross Country III, IV, Vice President III, Varsity Club II, III, IV, Wi-Hi News III, IV, Superstars Com¬ mittee III, IV, Float Committee III, IV; plans to attend college to become an environmental scientist and EPA work; remembered for losing 15% of his weight. DANA CURTIS JACKSON: Dana Jack ; Foot¬ ball II, III, IV, Varsity Basketball III, IV, J.V. Basketball II, National Honor Society III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Who ' s Who In America, Track IV, Float Committee IV, Prom Commit¬ tee IV; plans to attend Howard University and pursue a career in dentistry; remembered for being an all around athlete and a friend to everyone. RUBY CARMELA JOHNSON: Plans to be a stenographer; remembered for her long hair and working at the pretzel stand. TAMARA DIANE JOHNSON: Tami ; Student Council II, III, IV, Junior Class Historian III, Softball II, III, IV, Hockey III, IV, Presidential Classroom IV, Varisty Club IV, Children ' s Theatre IV, Junior Class Play III; plans to go to college and study psychology; remembered for having an uncontrollable laugh. TIMOTHY WARREN JOHNSON: Tee-Jay- Swann ; J.V. Football II, J.V. Basketball II, Varsity Basketball HI, IV, Band II, III, IV, Drum Major IV; plans to attend Hampton Insti¬ tute to major in the business field; remembered for being Mr. Pretty Boy . ANN MARIE JONES: Ann ; DECA III Prom Committee IV; plans to be married to Mark; remembered for always hanging around Judy and Sheila. CAROLYN JEANETTE JONES: Plans to attend a trade school; remembered for always being friendly and smiling all the time. SHARLENE ALICIA JONES: Plans are undeci¬ ded; remembered for being a quiet and friendly young lady. SUSAN LORRAINE JONES: Prom Committee IV; plans to become a secretary and get mar¬ ried; remembered for her everlasting love for Charles and the beautiful close and relation¬ ship with him. DEBRA LYNN KEEN: Debbie ; J.V. Cheer¬ leader II, III, Float Committee II, III, IV, Color Guard IV, Prom Committee IV, Volley¬ ball IV, Varsity Club IV, Senior Class Play, Homecoming Committee IV, Publicity Chair¬ man IV; plans to get married; remembered for her love for her sailor boyfirend Don. DONALD RICHARD KEYES, JR.: Donkey, Continential Kid ; Football II, III, Wrestling II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, French Club III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Float Committee III, IV; plans to enter the Naval Academy and pursue a career in the armed forces; remembered for partying with his girls in his Continental. Sharlene Alicia Jones Susan Lorraine Jones Monica gets ready for the play. Tamara Diane Johnson Timothy Warren Johnson Ann Marie Jones Carolyn Jeanette Jones Debra Lynn Keen Donald Richard Keyes, Jr. VERONICA EILEEN KIRN: Ronnie ; Concert Choir II, III, Yearbook III, IV (editor). Wrestl¬ ing IV (scorer), Prom Committee IV, Float Committee IV; Glen Burnie High School; Spanish Club II, plans to go into a medical field; remembered for being so short and stumpy. RANDALL KEITH KLAVERWEIDEN: Randy ; Vo-Tech III, IV, VICA III, IV, Track II, Media Center Club II, III, Prom Committee IV, Cam¬ pus Productions III; plans to go into the mec¬ hanics field; remembered for his last name. CHERYL ANN KLEGER: Wi-Hi News IV, Vol¬ leyball IV, J.V. Cheerleader II, Girls Track IV, Prom Committee IV, Business Club (sec.) IV, Keyettes IV, Float Committee IV; plans: legal secretary; remembered for always laughing. ROBERT DANIEL KOVACIC, JR.: Bob ; Band II, III, IV, Jazz Ensemble III, IV, All Shore Band III, IV, Campus Productions II, III, IV, Media Center Club II, III, IV, Electronics III, IV, Film Festival III, IV; plans to apply acquired knowledge; remembered for his enor- mour head. CHRISTOPHER ALAN KREST: Chrisco Kid ; Football (mgr) III, IV, Track (mgr.) II, III, Basketball (mgr.) Ill, IV, Varsity Club (treas.) IV, J.V. Basketball (mgr.) IV; plans to play tennjs in spring and to continue his education; rememhered for his slogan. MICHAEL ALTON LANKFORD: Mike ; Art Club (sec.) IV, III; plans to move to California; remembered for ducking doors. RICHARD LANKFORD: Rick; plans are undecided. CONDA WILLIAM LASHLEY: French Club II, III, IV (treas.). National Honor Socitey III, IV (treas.). Science Club III, IV (pres.), Thespians Seminars III, Prom Committee IV; plans to become an electrical engineer; remembered for his interests. Best About Wi-Hi? Good Reputation Of School! C. Krest Richard Lanford Conda William Lashley Alan and Mike busy at work. Veronica Eileen Kirn Randall Keith Klaverweiden Cheryl Ann Klegar Robert Daniel Kovacic, Jr. Christopher Alan Krest Michael Alton Lankford Dixie Lee Lawrence Thomas Edward Leak DIXIE LEE LAWRENCE: Dixie Cup ; Student Council II, III, Prom Committee IV, AFS II, III (sec. treas.), Keyettes II, IV (sec.), Wi- Hi News IV, Spanish Club II, Float Committee III, IV; plans to attend Brandwine College to become a legal secretary; remembered for her pink Volkswagon, partying and malt duck . THOMAS EDWARD LEAK: Tom ; Football IV, Track II, IV, Prom Committee IV, Float Committee IV, Wrestling IV, plans to go to college. ULAM LEATHERBURY: Weatherbird ; Track III, IV, Wrestling II, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Float Committee IV, Student Council II, III, Prom Committee IV, J.V. Football II; plans to become a pilot; remembered for his good looks. ANDREA RENEE LECATO: Drama Activities III, Spanish Club II; plans to go to college and teach elementary school. SUSAN M. LEE: Medical Careers II. Ill, Photo¬ graphy III, IV, Yearbook IV, School Service Award II, III, National Honor Society III (pres.), IV; plans to attend college. LOUIS MICHAEL LEVENTHAL: Lou ; Medical Careers III, IV, Youth Senate Award Semi Finalist, Student Council III (rep.), IV (pres.). Homecoming Committee IV, Float Committee III, IV, Wi-Hi News IV, Wi-Hi Dinner, Portrait of Jennie III, Bicentennial Time Capsule Chairman III, Constitutional Review Commit¬ tee III, Christmas land IV, Super Stars Commit¬ tee III, Daughter ' s of American Revolution IV; plans to become a doctor adn do good somewhere. SHARON RAY LEWIS: Hockey II, IV, VICA IV, Float Committee IV, Prom Committee IV; plans to become an executive secretary; remembered for always having a smile on her face. MYRA LYNN LIGHTFOOT: Face ; plans to become a secretary; remembered for her friends her love for Melvin W. Hitch and her daughter Alicia M. Hitch. Ulam Leatherbury Andrea Renee Lecato Susan M. Lee Louis Michael Leventhal Sharon Ray Lewis Myra Lynn Lightfoot My heart throbs everytime he walks by! I Toni Eloise Lilliston John Littleton Cristy Lee Livingston Deborah Ann Lombardo Like Least About Wi-Hi? Cafeteria Could Be Better! A. Lecato Jeffrey Scott Long Paul Alan Luthy Carol Lee Mabe Robin Leigh Malone TONI ELOISE LILLISTON: Toni ; Science Club III, Photography Club III, IV, Spanish Club III (pres.), IV, AFS IV, Yearbook IV, Prom Com¬ mittee IV, National Honor Society III, IV, Md. Academy of Sciences Seminar III, SGA III, Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents; plans are undecided, but plans to do her best; remembered for always aiming a camera at something or someone and fiesta fun . JOHN LITTLETON: plans are unknown. CRISTY LEE LIVINGSTON: Shortcake ; Prom Committee IV, Choir II, Drama III; plans to become a secretary and get married; remem¬ bered for the four musketeers, shortcake, and Rick. DEBORAH ANN LOMBARDO: Debbie ; Span¬ ish II, III, Keyettes II, III (treas.), DECA III, AFS II, III, IV; plans to major in business ad¬ ministration and get CPA licenses at SSC. JEFFREY SCOTT LONG: Scott, Super Shifter ; Football II, Wrestling IV, Varsity Club IV; plans to go into the Air Force; remembered for racing in the mall parking lot and partying, booking to Ocean City in May. Smile pretty, Danny. PAUL ALAN LUTHY: Alan ; Key Club IV, Wi-Hi News III, IV, French Club III, IV, Science Club III, CAROL LEE MABE: Carol ; French Club II, III, IV, National Honor Society III, IV, SGA II, Election Committee II, Md. Academy of Science III; plans to attend Wake Forest University and major in biology; remembered for getting lost in Quebec City at midnight by herself. ROBIN LEIGH MALONE: Plans to work with children from ages three to five. RUTH FRANCES MALONE: Ruth-a-fus ; AFS III, Thespians III, IV, National Honor Society III, IV Photography III, IV, French Club II, III (treas.), IV (pres.). Junior Class Play III, IV (student director). Senior Class Play IV, School Service Award III, Maryland Academy of Science III, Prom Committee IV, SGA III, IV, Yearbook IV; plans to attend college; remembered for al¬ ways talking about her summers in Texas. JESSE ROGERS MARSHALL: FFA II, III, Chess Club II (Chess Team); plans are undecided. BRENDA JOYCE MARTIN: Crazy ; Keyettes II, III, IV (pres.) VICA III (vice pres.). Year¬ book IV, Volleyball IV, Prom Committee IV, Indian Chant IV, SGA II, IV, AFS III, IV; plans are to go to college and study law enforcement; remembered for her big smile and loving to take pictures. DONNA LYNN MCALLISTER: Donut Queen ; DECA III, IV, Christmasland IV; plans to go into the Navy; remembered for sleeping in Contemporary Issues class. CHRISTINE LEE MCDANIEL: Creamy ; Class Secretary II, Color Gurad IV, J.V. Cheerleader II (capt.), Varsity Cheerleader III, IV, Spanish Club II (pres.), Ill, Track II, IV, Prom Commit¬ tee IV, Varsity Club, SGA II, III, Float Com¬ mittee II, III, Homecoming Committee II, III, Gymnastics II; plans to attend college; remem¬ bered for always smiling and her facial expressions. GERALD THOMAS MCGINTY, JR.: jerry ; Baseball II, III, IV, Football II, III, IV, Wrestling II, III, IV, (MV W), Varsity Club, Prom Commit¬ tee IV; plans are to go to college and wrestle; remembered for outsmarting everybody else. JANINE ELLIS MCGRATH: Ding ; Cross Country III, Concert Choir II, III, IV (All-state), Drama Activities III, Prom Committee IV; plans to be a singer; remembered for her craziness. GLORIA LYNETTE MCINTOSH: Snow Hill High; Chorus I, II, III, SGA III, Float Commit¬ tee II, Soccer II, Carnival Committee II; plans to go to medical school and become a nurse; remembered for my shortness and smile. Danita poses for the camera. Ruth Frances Malone Jesse Rogers Marshall Brenda Joyce Martin Donna Lynn McAllister Christine Lee McDaniel Gerald Thomas McGinty, Jr. Janine Ellis McGrath Gloria Lynette McIntosh Bruce and Lake playing it cool! Kim McNelia Donald Perry Melton KIM MCNELIA: Cheerleader II, Yearbook IV, Float Committee IV, Prom Committee IV; plans to be married in the near future; remem¬ bered for being called skinny. DONALD PERRY MELTON: Duckie ; Soccer II (mgr.). Basketball II (mgr.). Concert Choir III, IV, Wi Hi News III, IV (ad.ed.), French Club III, IV, Science III, Prom Committee IV, All-state Chorus IV; plans to attend college and become a minister of youth and music; remembered for working at Gino ' s and as a joke to Mr. Abbott. RAYMOND CHARLES MENZEL: Tennis II, III, IV, Golf IV, Prom Committee; plans to go into management; remembered for partying morning, afternoon, and night. MICHAEL SCOTT MERCER: Bushy Head ; SGA II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Home¬ coming Committee IV, Yearbook IV, Junior Class Play III, Baseball II, III, IV, Soccer II, III, IV, Wrestling IV, Varsity Club IV (pres.); plans to attend college; remembered for his fro, his E ' s and his good safe driving. REBECCA MERRILL BAKER: Becky ; DECA III (1st place, window display, 2nd place, spelling and vocabulary, 3rd place, spelling, regional); plans to get married and continue working. DIANE ELIZABETH MESSICK: Prom Committee IV; plans are undecided; remembered for Out- ten Bros, parking lot. JAMES EDWARD MESSICK, JR: JIMMY ; plans to keep on partying; remembered for partying. MARY ALICE MESSICK: DECA III, Softball III, IV, Prom Committee IV, plans to enter the service and become a secretary, remembered for always talking about Randy. Raymond Charles Menzel Michael Scott Mercer Best About Wi.-Hi.? Senior Hookday! D. Campbell Diane Elizabeth Messick James Edward Messick, Jr. Mary Alice Messick Rebecca Merrill Baker Andrea Annette Miles Lisa Jon Miller Best About Wi-Hi? Wrestling Team! D. Keyes ANDREA ANNETTE MILES: Track III, IV; plans are undecided; remembered for being crazy, always smiling, and acting in class. LISA JON MILLER: Field Hockey II, III, IV, National Honor Society III, IV, secretary IV, SGA II, III, IV secretary IV, French Club III, IV, secretary III, Concert Choir IV, Presidential Classroom IV, Wi-Hi News III, IV, School Ser¬ vice Award III, Prom Committee IV, plans to attend college to become a music therapist. THOMAS BRIAN MILLER: Tom ; VICA Club IV; plans are undecided. WALTER CARL MILLER: Band II, III, IV; French II, Jazz Ensemble II, IV; plans to attend college and major in electrical engineering; remembered for his sax reeds. MARK ALLEN MILLIGAN: CAROLINA KID ; FF A, Track II, IV; plans to get married to Kathy and become a paid fireman; remembered for always having a six pack around somewhere, and Kathy. PAUL RALPH MONTEMURO: CHARLIE : Junior Class Play III, Senior Class Play IV, Drama II Play, Spring Musical IV,Thespians II, III, IV, Latin Club II, III, IV, Band II, III, IV, Jazz Ensemble II, IV, Children ' s Theatre IV, Political Affairs Club IV, Prom Committee IV; plans to go to college and become a lawyer; remembered for wearing my tux to Pappy ' s after the Senior Class Play. JEFFREY THOMAS MONTGOMERY: JEFF ; Band II, III, IV, Band Vice-President IV, Key Club IV, Key Club Secretary IV, Science Club IV, Political Affairs Club IV, Prom Committee IV, All-Shore Band III, IV, Christmasland Co-chairperson IV; plans to enter college and major in music; remembered for his corny jokes. JOYCE ANN MOORE: Concert Choir II, Office Aide; plans to work with children; remembered for being happy and smiling. Thomas Brian Miller Walter Carl Miller Mark Allen Milligan Paul Ralph Montemuro Jeffrey Thomas Montgomery Joyce Ann Moore Ronnie helps out with yearbook. Donald Robin Morgan Emory Alonzo Morris, Jr. Susan Virginia Muir William Benjamin Mumford Cris Eugene Musser Denise Foskey Musser Having a ho hum day. Jerry Mack Moyer, Jr. Cynthia Lynn Muenster Best About Wi-Hi? Going To The Prom! C. Barkley DONALD ROBIN MORGAN: Rob ; Band II, III, IV, Jazz Ensemble IV, All Shore Band II, III, IV, plans to study engineering at College Park; remembered for holding the school record for breaking drum heads. EMORY ALONZO MORRIS, JR.: Big E : Basketball II, III, IV (J.V.) and Varsity capt.). Track IV, MPF Basketball Award III, Varsity Club; plans are to become a state policeman; remembered for being so cool and having a way with words. JERRY MACK MOYER, JR.: Afro ; plans to live; remembered for his partying. CYNTHIA LYNN MUENSTER: Cindy ; Hockey III, AFS III, Art III, IV, Prom Committee IV; plans to major in foreign languages; remembered for her pocketbooks. SUSAN VIRGINIA MUIR: Sue ; J.V. Cheer¬ leader II, III, Varsity Cheerleader III, IV (capt.). National Honor Society III, IV, Float Commit¬ tee IV, Wi-Hi News IV, School Service Award III, Tennis III (mgr.). Prom Committee IV, Youth Appreciation Award IV, Maryland Academy of Science III, Junior Class Play III; plans to enter college and major in math and computer science; remembered for being one of the four musketeers. WILLIAM BENJAMIN MUMFORD: Benji ; Concert Choir, II, III, IV, Lorax II, National Honor Society III, IV; plans to enter Brigham Young University; remembered for cooking chicken at Gino ' s. CRIS EUGENE MUSSER: Demon ; plans to attend a technical school; remembered for his pretty green Mustang. DENISE FOSKEY MUSSER: Float Committee IV, Prom Committee IV; plans to ge a good wife and to enjoy life to its fullest extent; remembered for talking a lot, and as one of the four musketeers GARY JOHN NAARUP: Key Club IV (treas.); plans to take over father ' s business; remembered for all the work with school equipment. BRUCE LYDELL NICHOLS: Bennett Sr.; Choir II; plans to enter the Air Force; remembered for my love for girls. SHARON COLLEEN NORTH: Northie ; Band II, III, IV, Political Affairs Club IV, Concert Choir III, IV, Science Club IV, Christmasland IV, Prom Committee IV, Wi Hi Singers III, Wi Hi Musical IV; plans to enter college and major in music; remembered for her laugh. SARAH MIFFLIN OLDACH: Sally ; Field Hockey II, III, IV, Track II, Tennis III, IV, Presidential Classroom, Wi Hi News III, IV, SGA III, IV (Treas.), Children ' s Theatre IV, French Club III, Thespians III, Varsity Club IV, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play; plans to go to college, become a physical education teacher, and have a great time; remembered for her wide-eyed vacant stare. DAWN JEWEL OUTEN: DJ ; Color Guard III, IV, SGA IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Wi Hi Musical IV, Band II, Homecoming Committee II, Media Center II, Drama Activities II, French Club II, Pep Squad II; plans to attend Delaware State College and major in sociology; remembered for her pretty smile and for always loving Larry Hayward. BARBARA JEAN PARKER: DECA HI, IV (sec.); plans to work for six months then go into the Navy. JAMES WALLACE PARKER: J.P. ; Wrestling III, IV, VIC A III, IV, Prom Committee IV; plans to attend either Bowie or UMES and major in hotel-motel management; remembered for being known as J.P. and Sound. LINNETTE PARKER: Linnie ; Prom Commit¬ tee IV, DECA III; plans to take up a trade. Best About Being A Senior? Being Released 2 Weeks Early! C. Bower Dawn Jewel Outen Barbara Jean Parker Waiting patiently for picture time. Gary John Naarup Bruce Lydell Nichols Sharon Colleen N orth Sarah Mifflin Oldach James Wallace Parker Linnette Parker Seniors show school spirit. Curtis Angelo Parsons Tresa Lynn Payne Suzanne Marie Peters Keith Wayne Petersen Barry Lee Phippin Lorraine Kay Piercey CURTIS ANGELO PARSONS: SUNSHINE ; New York; Choir II, III, Band II, III, All State Choir; plans to attend a military acad¬ emy; remembered by his many female associates. TRESA LYNN PAYNE: plans to get married; remembered for partying and loving Kenny so much. SUZANNE MARIE PETERS: SUZIE Q ; plans to become a secretary; remembered for always being one of the three stooges. KEITH WAYNE PETERSEN: Editor—Wi-Hi News III, IV, National Honor Society III, IV, Baseball Manager III, Varsity Club IV, 1976 Md. Academy of Science, 1975 PSAT-NMSQT Commended, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 1975-76; plans to enter College and return as a latter-day Jack An¬ derson; remembered for writing tactful edito¬ rials and having fair mental ability. BARRY LEE PHIPPIN: PHIP ; Float Com¬ mittee III, IV, Soccer IV, Varsity Club IV; plans to attend college; remembered for never hurrying to class. LORRAINE KAY PIERCEY: AFS III, French Club III, IV, Keyettes IV, Prom Committee; plans to enter college. TERESA YVONNE POPE: TERRY ; Science Club III, IV, FT A III, Hockey IV, Track II, III, Softball IV, Superstars Committee III, IV, Varsity Club IV. SUSZETE ELIZABETH PRICE: Price ; Drama Activities III; plans to be a barber; remem¬ bered by B.J. and for sweet melodies. Least About Wi-Hi? Contemporary Issues! A. Wilber Teresa Yvonne Pope Suszette Elizabeth Price Bruce John Pryor Judy Lynne Pusey Least About Wi-Hi? Doing Research Papers! J. Shrieves BRUCE JOHN PRYOR: plans to enter Delaware Tech, and become a bricklayer; remembered for his “Party Time and reading HIGH TIMES in class. JUDY LYNNE PUSEY: plans are undecided; re¬ membered for always hanging around with Sheila. TIMOTHY LEE REID: plans to become a diesel mechanic. KATHRYN DALE RENSHAW: Hockey II, III, Basketball II, Prom Committee IV, Float Com¬ mittee IV, Sr. Class Play IV; plans to enter the Air Force; remembered for being called Motor Mouth by Rhonda. MARY ALICE RICHARDSON: Yearbook HI, IV, Float Committee III, IV, Homecoming Com¬ mittee IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Prom Commit¬ tee IV, J.V. Cheerleader II, Varsity Cheerleader III (mgr.), SGA III, IV; plans to go to college; remembered for her laugh. MICHAEL DAVID RIDER: Mike ; Soccer II, III (Mgr.), Chess Club III, French Club III, IV, Political Affairs Club IV, Sr. Class Play IV, Jr. Class Play IV, Md. Academy of Sciences III, DSEA Science Fair Kodak Award III, Science Club III (treas.), SGA IV, Republican Youth IV; plans to attend the Air Force ROTC, probably through SSC; remembered for getting home¬ work done in time—almost. DOLLERY OLIVIA RINGOLD: Dolly; Prom Committee IV, Float Committee III, IV, Art Club IV, VICA III, IV, Sr.Class Play IV; plans to enter a career of fashions; remembered for loving someone from Parkside and always willing to help. CYNTHIA JEAN ROBINSON: Cindy ; Spanish II, III, FHA III; plans to study law; remembered for her long hair. Timothy Lee Reid Kathryn Dale Renshaw Mary Alice Richardson Michael David Rider Dollery Olivia Ringold Cynthia Jean Robinson Dare me? Calvin Theodore Shafer Thomas Edward Shockley Hate To Lose My Seat In The Cafeteria! W. Butler GLENDA MAE SCOTT: Prom Committee IV; plans to become a secretary and get married; remembered for being with Buddy. JEFFREY MARTIN SCRIVO: Jeff ; Various art awards in school shows; art associated ac¬ tivities at the Board of Ed.; plans to go to the Md. Institute of Art to become a professional illustration artist; remembered for being called squid by the neighborhood boys. CALVIN THEODORE SHAFER: Photography Club IV, National Honor Society HI, IV, Md. Academy of Science IV, PSAT-NMSQT Commended IV, Who ' s Who IV; plans to attend college, probably SSC; remembered for putting off homework til ten o ' clock at night. THOMAS EDWARD SHOCKLEY: Tom ; plans are undecided. DEBBIE EVET SHOWELL: Deb ; Spanish Club II, Float Committee II, Prom Committee IV, plans to become a secretary; remembered by her one dimple and loving Mr. Will is and Duncan. JOHANNE DOTY SHRIEVES: Cheese ; Art Club III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Homecoming IV; plans to enter college and major in social work and art; remembered for the biology field trip and partying! LINDA JEAN SMITH: Henry ; DECA III, Prom Committee IV; plans to become an interior decorator; remembered by her sweet looks. ROBERT ALLEN SMITH: Bob ; plans are un¬ decided; remembered for his red piece of junk. Glenda Mae Scott Jeffrey Martin Scrivo Debbie Evet Showell Johanne Doty Shrieves SHARON NAN SMITH: Track II, III, IV, AFS III, IV, Varsity Club IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Wrestling IV (mgr.), French Club III, Special Service Award, Jr. Class Play III, Sr. Class Play IV, Bye, Bye Birdie, Thespians IV, Christmasland III, IV, Science Club III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Superstars IV, Children ' s Theater IV, Drama II Production; plans to attend SSC and major in education; remembered for being one of the short ones and track ability. DARRELL JAMES SNYDER: plans to enter col¬ lege and become a writer. SHARON ELIZABETH STEELMAN: Majorettes II, III, IV, Thespians III, IV, Hockey III, AFS III, IV (vice-pres.), SGA III, IV, Float Com¬ mittee IV, Prom Committee IV, Wi Hi News III, IV, Jr. Class Play III, Sr. Class Play IV, Christmasland III, AFS Short-term Exchange IV, Superstars Committee III, IV, Bicentenial Float Committee III; plans to attend college; remem¬ bered for her fast walk and getting locked up at Pappy ' s at the wild cast party. ANITRA BONESS SUMMERVILLE: Bonnie ; Prom Committee IV, Track III, IV (mgr.) Yearbook IV; plans are undecided; remembered for having good times and being herself. JERRY ALLEN SUTTON: Football III, IV,Tracl III, IV. BOBBIE LEE TAYLOR: Wi Hi News III, IV, Science Club III, IV, Political Affairs Club IV, Yearbook IV, Prom Committee; plans are undecided. DEBORAH TAYLOR Debbie ; Choir (Bennett), Prom Committee; plans to attend C.C.B; re¬ membered for being herself . SHARON ELIZABETH TETLOW: L.T. ; vice president AFS II, III, AFS II, III, IV, Keyettes II, Lorax II, Political Affairs Club IV, SGA II, III, IV, Senior Class Play IV, Superstars Com¬ mittee, Drama II, Play IV, Bye-Bye Birdie IV, Wi-Hi Christmasland, II, III, IV, Junior Class Play III; plans for Ph. D. In Physiological Psy¬ chology, minor in Drama; remembered for being locked in Pappy ' s after the Senior Class Play. I AUGUSTA THOMAS JR.: GUS ; plans are undecided. DAWN MARIE TILGHMAN: “DAWN ; Drama Activities; plans are undecided. JULIE ELLEN TINGLE: TINKERBELLYear¬ book IV,DECA III, SGA III, IV, Float Commit¬ tee II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV; plans to en¬ ter the Air Force; remembered for her perfect attendance record and as Kim ' s sidekick. Hey, what can I say? Augusta Thomas, Jr. Dawn Marie Tilghman Melanie Kay Tingle MELANIE KAY TINGLE: Spacy ; Homecoming Court III, IV (queen). Prom Committee, Float Committee; plans to go to Towson State Col¬ lege and major in art; remembered for always being in Delmar, partying and smiling too much. RHONDA ANNE TODD: RHONDA ; SGA III, IV, J.V. Cheerleading II, Photography Club II, III, Yearbook III, IV, (Editor), Float Committee III, IV, Wrestling Manager IV, FBLA IV (presi¬ dent), Senior Class Play IV, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee; plans to pursue a business career; remembered for a special someone. Nelson. KIM ROBERTA TOWNSEND: plans to attend college. CYNTHIA MAE TRADER: COOKIE ; Volley¬ ball IV, Colorguard II, III, IV, Medical Careers IV, Softball IV, French Club III, Political Af¬ fairs Club IV, Prom Committee, Indian Chant IV, FBLA IV. DAVID ALLEN TRICE: Art Club III, Photography IV, VICA III (treas.), IV, Media Center Club III, Prom Committee, Ecology Club II, Who ' s Who in American High School Students; plans to become a cartoonist and auto mechanic; re¬ membered for being a stock car driver and his weird art work. Best About Being A Senior? Released 2 Weeks Early! C. Bower Rhonda Anne Todd Kim Roberta Townsend Cynthia Mae Trader David Allen Trice Donald Avery Truitt Judy Lynn Truitt Best About Being A Senior? No Studying; No Homework! A. Bunting DONALD AVERY TRUITT: Bush ; DECA; plans to travel; remembered by parties at the Moon and hangovers. JUDY LYNN TRUITT: DECA III, IV; plans to move to Tenn. after graduation; re¬ membered for having a car that would never run right. MARK EDWARD TRUITT: Prom Commit¬ tee IV, Latin Club III; plans to work and get married. JAMES THOMAS TRUITT III: Tremen¬ dous ; Homecoming Committee IV, Prom Committee IV, Float Committee IV, Key Club IV, Drama Activities III, IV; plans to attend college and try to do something with my music afterwards, hopefully get it published; remembered for my Originali¬ ty in playing guitar. ALBERT LEE TURNER: Ty-foon ; Bas¬ ketball III, IV, Track II, III, IV, District Honors in band and sports IV, Prom Com¬ mittee IV, Float Committee IV, VICA III, IV, J. V. Football II, J. V. Basketball II; plans to attended Deleware Tech.; re¬ membered for Ty and his associates. Mark Edward Truitt James Thomas Truitt, III Albert Lee Turner Penny Lois Turner Joyce Ann Vincent Michael Lee Wade PENNY LOIS TURNER: Porkchop ; Sr. Class Historian, Photography III, IV, Thes¬ pians II, III, IV, Yearbook IV, SGA III, IV, Superstars Committee III, IV, Wye In¬ stitute III, Prom Committee IV, French Club III, IV (sec.), Sr. Class Play IV, Jr. Class Play III, Bye, Bye Birdie IV; plans to go to SSC to become a D.J.—replacing R.T.; remembered for her innocent face and racy novels. JOYCE ANN VINCENT: Ann ; Latin III, FT A II, III, Prom Committee IV. MICHAEL LEE WADE: Mike ; Soccer II, III, IV, Tennis III, IV. Now that ' s an Ultra-Brite smile! Gary Lee Walker Mark Charles Walters Bobby Lee Wells, Jr. Gregory Allen Wells Danita Yvette White Debra Diane White We ' re 11 Shirley Marie Ware Robin Ann Weatherly Best About Being A Senior? End Of 12 Yr. Labor Period! M. Walters GARY LEE WALKER: Electronics I, II, VICA; plans to further education in electronics; re¬ membered for just being there (enough to cause confusion). MARK CHARLES WALTERS: Jap ; SGA II, IV,Football II, Track, Cross Country , Spanish Club, FT A III, Photography, Political Affairs Club Art Club III, IV; plans are to attend SSC and then U.S.M.C.; remembered for sexy black hair. SHIRLEY MARIE WARE: Twink, Ginger ; plans to enter college; remembered for investi¬ gating the infiltration of communist tennis shoes in our society. ROBIN ANN WEATHERLY: Robo ; AFS II, DECA III, IV, Prom Committee IV; plans are to go to school for X-ray technology; remembered for always partying and being absent on Mondays. BOBBY LEE WELLS, JR.: Tex ; plans are undecided. GREGORY ALLEN WELLS: Bird Legs ; Foot¬ ball II, III, IV, Wrestling III; plans to join the Marines and pursue a career in the armed forces; remembered for always being in trouble, and for always having all the women. DANITA YVETTE WHITE: Nisa ; Hockey III, SGA III; Bennett; SGA II, Concert Choir II, III, IV; Office Aid III, DECA III; plans to get mar¬ ried; remembered for having middle days. DEBRA DIANE WHITE: Debbie ; National Honor Society III, IV, FBLA IV, Prom Com¬ mittee IV, Float Committee IV, Who ' s Who III; plans to work with computers and attend college; remembered for her love of computers and Toyotas. DONNA GAIL WHITE: SGA IV, BAND II, III, IV Indian Chant (Ed.), IV, Wi Hi News III, FBLA IV, Prom Committee IV, First Place Poetry Contest III, Junior Class Pres. Ill, Who ' s Who Among American High Schools III, Christ- masland III, IV; plans are college, work, mar¬ riage; remembered for Chris! and being so short. MICHAEL LEE WHITE: Mike ; Wrestling II; Football III; plans to become a general con¬ tractor and carpenter; remembered by getting a head start on the marriage scene. SHALEETA LENEE WHITE: NATCHE ; VICA Club, Float Committee, Prom Committee, Manager VICA Basketball Team; plans to either go to business school or join the Coast Guard; remembered by my two-toned color hair. THOMAS PAUL WHITE: Band II, III, IV, Jazz Ensemble IV, Junior Class Play; plans to fol¬ low a career in music; remembered for nothing. DEANA LYNN WHITLOCK: DECA III, IV, (pres.); plans to marry Mike; remembered by Mike. DENISE TANYA WHITTINGTON: plans are undecided. PRESTON BRYNNER WHITTINGTON: PINKY ; SGA III, Float Committee II, III, IV, Home¬ coming Committee II, III, IV, J. V. Football II, Varsity Football III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Wrestling III, IV, J.V. Basketball II, Prom Committee; plans are undecided; remembered for never saying I can ' t . RICKY LAMONT WHITTINGTON: Track III, Prom Committee; plans to become a lover and Guidance of Correction. Best About Wi-Hi? 20 Free Hook Days! D. Lombardo Donna Gail White Michael Lee White Deana Lynn Whitlock Denise Tanya Whittington Prestort Brynner Whittington Ricky Lamont Whittington Alan Victor Wilber Jo Ann Wilkins Gregory Mitchell Williams John Mark Williams ALAN VICTOR WILBER: National Honor Soci¬ ety 111,1V, French Club IV, Tennis III, Key Club IV, Letter of Commendation Merit Scholarship Program; plans to enter college and become a farmer. JO ANN WILKINS: plans are undecided. GREGORY MITCHELL WILLIAMS: Greg ; plans to go to college, North Carolina State University. JOHN MARK WILLIAMS: Truck ; Baseball II,III,IV, Football II,III, Soccer IV; plans are undecided. YVONNE JEANETTE WILSON: Yvon ; plans to be a social worker; remembered for soft voice and quietness. JO-ANNE DEE WIMBROW: Shorty ; Latin Club II (treas.). Ill (sec.), IV, Track and Field III,IV, Drama Activities III, Prom Committee IV, SGA III; plans to become a doctor and get married; remembered for her unusual laugh and bad handwriting. ROBERT HOLLAND WORKMAN, JR.: plans are undecided. SCOTT AARON WRIGHT: Prom Committee IV, Consciousness III; plans to enter the Air Force; remembered for thirty bongs. WILLIAM ANTHONY ZANOWICK: Billy ; Media Center Club II,III; plans to enter Forestry; remembered for the way I do things. TONYA LEA EDDY: Tammy ; Vo-Tech III,IV, Clerical Practice IV; plans are to get a good job; remember for going with Orville all through high school. Yvonne Jeanette Wilson Jo-Anne Dee Wimbrow Robert Holland Workman, Jr. Scott Aaron Wright Worst About Being A Senior? Losing Friends After Grad. D. Griffin William Anthony Zanowick Tonya Lea Eddy SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Together as seniors, we can a look back and remember all that we have shared as a class. Remember our first year here as the sophomore underdogs? Everything was so new and frightening Remember that first float 7 Driver s Ed? Hooking for the first time? We learned by doing, and in the case of our homecoming float, we didn t necessiarily succeed, but we watched and waited for the time WE would be on top. We came back refreshed from a fantastic summer, ready to take our place as upperclassmen. Many friends immigrated to Parkside, leaving us with a disguieting sense of loss. But we quick ly recovered enough to bui Id another homecoming float. It was fun but. . . again we lost. 76 was the beginning of the year of fear—we needed money. Car washes, bake sales, doughnut sales, sock sales and 50c days ensued, but we were still threatened by the possibi ity of a sock hop for a Prom. Many juniors made their marks upon Class history that year, from the junior brainchild s now legendary Superstars to our plays, Three for Thought. We thoroughly proved our selves by giving a fantastic Junior Senior Banquet and making wise choices in the Spring Elections. We left for the sum mer with anticipation of the year to come. And now, finally, we are on top, Seniors. At the beginning of the year we once again faced an empty flatbed with high hopes and a lot of crepe paper Again we faced disappointment in the float category, but our homecoming was a tremendous success with its theme of How the West was Won Money-making projects were again at the top of our list. More doughnut sales, a memorable play, an all-star basketball game, sweater sale, and a troublesome candy sale were some of our feverish attempts at raising m � °M ey n 0l r r 10t 1 year rei,nion remember to ask Mike Dunn if his room still smells of eu de chocolate ). The Seniors Sport Night. All too soon though, it was time to start thinking about the Prom and Graduation. We chose our motto Do not go where the path leads, rather go were there is no path and leave a trail , our song This is Your Life , our flower, the white carnation, and our colors, royal blue and misty blue, eagerly. Prom com mittees and our diligent advisors Mr. Burgess, Miss Miller, and Mr. Tangren worked hard on our senior extravaganza A Touch of Class , with its sparkling fountains, top hats, and antigue cars. It was a night to remember. The Jr. Sr. Banguet followed showing .people what we really thought of them. y And now it s over. We may never see each other again except in these pages- but, ours is a class to remember. Respectfully submitted, Penny Turner Historian 47 One for the road. All Sports Night January 29, 1977 Seniors score a win. Hanging around. Make like a wheelbarrow. Blow that hot air. 54 � s « Cheryl Bailey Carl Barkley Clinton Beckett Robin Bishop Marc Bosserman Candy Bower Danny Bradley Bruce Bratten Doris Brown Andy Bunting Monica Butler Nancy Caldwell Debbie Campbell Kathy Carey Teresa Carter Ed Childress Janet Collins Donald Dayton Bill Dize Lawanda Dockins Jessie Dunn Tonya Eddy Arlene Farlow Debbie Farlow Greg Ferrier Betsy Fields Kathy Fields Eric Fye Eric Gerstenmeir Debbie Griffin Nancy Guiliano Amy Hudson Kelley Hurley Mike Hurley Carolyn Jones Senior Dollar ' Days Charlene Jones Susan Jones Debbie Keen Veronica Kirn Randy Klaverweiden Cheryl Kleger Mike Lankford Conda Lashley Lou Leventhal Sharon Lewis Myra Lightfoot Toni Lilliston Scott Long Alan Luthy Carol Mabe Ruth Malone Christy McDaniel Donald Melton Ray Menzel Mike Mercer Paul Montemuro Jeff Montgomery Emory Morris, Jr. Cindy Muenster Susan Muir Ben Mumford Chris Musser Gary Naarup Sharon North Tprp ;a Pavne Keith Peterson David Phillips Lorraine Piercey Terry Pope Bruce Pryor Mary Richardson Mike Rider Dollery Ringold Cindy Robinson Calvin Schafer Johanne Shrieves Linda Smith Sharon Smith Darryl Snyder Sharon Steelman Bobby Taylor Sharon Tetlow Rhonda Todd David Trice Mark Truitt Mike Wade Gary Walker Robin Weatherly Danita White Debbie White Donna White Mike White A Ian Wi Iber Greg Williams IN MEMORIAM Vance Albert Scott 1959-1976 We will remember him, and keep his memory in our hearts, We can-always say we knew him and smiled as he passed our way; Maybe he wguld want us to know our life is so short, Each person must pass through the gateway of life alone. Our memories should be treasured instead of forgotten, He will linger in the hearts of those he loved,-.. And those who loved him. No one knows when it will end for them; � , But we can look for a new beginning, in the new world that is ahead of us; We can remember to be better ourselves and draw closer ’ together in the loss of one we loved.. • By Annette Gregory Kim Webster . T k -y 7 jM t Class Officers: Janet Payne (Treas.), Sabrina Lewis (Sec.), Brenda Pelligrin (Parlia.). Back Row: Pam Fennell (Pres.), Winston Elliott (Vice pres.), Bryan Miles (Hist.). Annette trys to explain. 58 John Abbott Stanley Adams Virgil Adams Gary Adkins Patti Adkins Beverly Alexander Thomas Alexander Richard Allen Laura Andrews Jeff Baer Gettiri Ready To Run Wi Hi Next Year! —C. Bratten Pam cheers Wi Hi every time. iZtk Donald Baker Hilda Barkley Laval Barkley Lenora Barkley Melody Barkley Greg Bassett Taron Beale Carol Bivens Dana Bonner Doug Bounds Mark Bowen Cynthia Bratten Anthony Briddell Arthur Bright Melvin Brinson Kevin Broadwater Leon Bromley Susan Bunting Fred Butler Terri Butler Betsy Callaway Terri Campbell Mark Carey Cheryl Carnegie 59 Terry Carr Carol Caulk Joyce Cauri Shanta Church Stephen Clark Terry Coffee Gene Collins Leslie Collins Penny Collins Daniel Connell Christy Cropper Leroy Cropper Pam—a junior beauty. James Crouse Chris Cullen Andre Culley Danita Culley Deborah Dale Craig Daniels L in wood Dashields Beverly Dashiell Cynthia Dashiell Juanita Davenport Scott Davenport Debra Davis Gordon gets pepped up. Duane Davis Rachel Davis Ardella Deal Edward Dean Karen Disharoon Debbie Donoway 60 Carol works on a winner. You call this food? Best About Juniors? Winning Float Contest! Kim Duffel Judith Dunn Tammy Dunston Anita Dutton Robert Eckstine Eartha Edward Douglas Ehrisman Debbie Elliott Winston Elliott Carol Ennis Terry Ennis Joseph Eure Sandra Evans Craig Everett Christie Farlow Rhoda Farlow Pamela Fennell Kathy Ferrand Buddy Foskey Jennifer Fox Joseph Freeman David French Carolyn Fritz Jeffrey Gale Shelley Gale Ricky Gattis Steven Godfrey Terri Gootee Debra Gordy Vernon Gravenor 61 Annette Gregory David Grise Sandy Gurey James Hall R.C. Hall Ronald Hall Mary Hamblin Mike Hammond William Hardy Kim Harmon Elizabeth Hatfield Bruce Hearne Melva wants Joy ' s lunch. Apple a day Jack Helgeson Jay Helgeson Gordon Hilderson Ann Hill Gerald Hitch David Holbrook Corraine Holland Sheila Hooper Doug Hoprich Kim Hornsby Kimberly Huey Patricia Hurley Cynthia Houston Roberta Hutt James Hyde Toussaint James Elvira Johnson Marshall Johnson Randy Johnson Sarah Johnson Sharon Johnson Dwayne Jones Edward Jones Fred Jones 62 Ricky Jones Timothy Jones Vonda Jones Wanda Joseph Donald Justice Pamela Kear Rick Kellogg Alphonso Kelly Mike Kelly Wayne Ketterman Bryon Kincannon Charles King Kevin King Ginger Kinnamon Anthony Kirn Debra Knotts Myron Kondziola Dora Kovacic Patricia Kremer Andrew LaMar Charles Lane Priscilla Lane Michelle Lankford Carol Lappen Deborah Layfield Jerry Lecates Howard Leventhal James Lewis Sabrina Lewis Charlene Long William Lyles Joseph Magoon 63 George Malone Jeri Martin Jerry Martin John Martinez Patricia McCafferty Tammy McCoy Kevin McGinty Steve McKenny Dean McNelia Pamela Mears Stephanie Merrill Janet Meyer William Milbourne Bryan Miles Raymond Miles Vanessa Miles Charles Miller James Mitchell Worst About Wi Hi? The Hot Dogs! R. Eckstine Michelle Moeller Doug Moldenhauer James Moore Lisa Moreno Deanna: You fiend, keep away! Deanna Morley Joy Morris Richard Morris Star Moyer Dennis Mumford Gary Mumford Jeanine Murphy Judy Murphy Gerry Myrer Lori Negal Patrick Nelms Willie Nicholson 64 Mary Noble Sheila Norfleet Michael Palmer Sylvia Palmer Charles Parker Olon Parker Eddie Parsons Randy Parsons Ricky Parsons Janet Payne Ricky Payne Kathi Peavley Our hero, Toussaint James! Brenda Pellegrin Janet Pennewell Pam Penuel Betty Phillips David Phillips April Phippin Anton Polk Melva Polk William Postles Brenda Powell Johnny Price Gary Pritchett 65 Cheryl Pullum Jay Pusey Dwayne Rathel Bryan Records Becky Reddish Ricky Reddish Kenny Richardson Karen Rider Melinda Riley Ernest Saykalay Joseph Sample Phyllis Schells Keith Schilling Carol Schulbe Teddy Sensenig Jody Shaheen Sherry Sheppard Beth Shockley Diane Shockley Donna Shockley Robert Shockley Linda Shrieves Arthur Smith Debbie Smith Linda Smith Randy Smith Rhonda Smith Karen Snead Todd Spadin James Steininger Henry Steiniger Robert Still Andre Taylor Christine Taylor Cindy Taylor James Taylor 66 Sheryl Thomas Tammy Tolan James Townshend Brenda Trader Beth Travis Jay Truitt Dale Twilley James Tyndall Barbara Victor Darlene Vincent Mark Vollmer Tony Waller Lori Watson Sadie Weatherly Kim Webster Mike Webster Miriam Weeks Jessica Welch Brent West Elaine West Greg West Richard Whetzel Steven Whetzel Archie White Deborah White Dennis White Fabian White Jerry Wilson Robin Wilson Ronnie Willey Irvin Wise Dana Wright Willis Younger 67 Junior History Anxious to get the year underway, the Junior class held its first meeting to decide on mon¬ ey-making projects and also to organize the Homecoming float. After a carwash and yard sale we channelled all efforts into building the winning float. Titled The Way the West Was Won , the float consisted of two revolv¬ ing cards, dice, and poker chips. After all the excitement of Homecoming died down, we sponsored another carwash, flea market, and several bake sales, all in antici¬ pation of the Prom and the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. This year ' s banquet provided a look at Senior class nostalgia. The Junior class play was presented. En¬ titled Mixed Emotions , the night was built around three one-act plays, two serious and the final a comedy. Many Juniors took part in the production, and we were extremely proud of the performance. With another year behind us, we want to thank everyone who helped make this a most memorable Junior year. Bryan Miles, Class Historian Sold! For $1.98! Basketball Team? Too Tall For Me! Debbie says, I dare you! 4 - k James cruisin ' the halls. Did he or didn ' t he? Mr. Minner? What A Hunk! Are you comfortable, Kathy? 68 Camera Shy Greg Bassett Timothy Bowden Larry Briddell Aurelia Chester Sandra Clark Sandra Cooper Anthony Cropper Tony Elias Jo-Sue Harris Charles Kelly Donald Kelly Michelle Kenific Karen Meadows Wayland Mitchell Tina Niskey Katherine Noehl Linda Rouse Jennifer Seidel Pamela Shelton Kenneth Welch Marva West Keith White James Wright Don ' t be so shocked, Scott! Wrestling Team? Ohh Babe, What Legs!! B. Pellegrin Smoking Lounge? It Depends On What You Can Smoke In It! D. Bounds Short Term Exchange? Take Me Back To Montville!! K. Webster New Auditorium? Superfantastic! S. Lewis Cheerleaders? Do More Of Them Foxy Cartwheels! S. Davenport You ' ve got to be kidding! I ' m a Mouseketeer!! Sing a sweet tune to her, Rob. Juniors Know Where It’s At! Look Out Everyone—Here We Come! Hey Annette, what are you looking so mad about? 70 V Pam heads the Banquet Mike, he even makes his sister laugh James, the flirt of ' 77 Nancy, the height of the Class Tamils such a hotdog. Junior And Senior Banquet This Is Your Life Winston says farewell. Karen, you ' re looking good. Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers: Top Row, L. To R.: Robby Lawrence (Vice President), Tim Meagher (Presi¬ dent). Bottom Row, L. To R.: Laurie Haslam (Historian), Debbie Wells (Sec¬ retary), Marlena Wilson (Treasurer). Renee on the move. Only Two More Years Movin ' On Up D. Wells Kory looking handsome. 73 Cindy and Deena take a break from hockey Tammy Alexander Lucy Ardis John Aydelotte Benita Barkley Benton Barkley Charlene Barkley Donna Bennett Faith Bivens Mark Blades Ruby Blake Albert Blakeney Teresa Booth H P ) 1 r Teresa Adams Class OJ 79? a 9 A, a Fannn-tastic! C. Jones Desiree Bowden Robert Bradway Ronald Briddell Julie Bridge Renita Broadwater Lynda Bromley Tammy Brown Clark Brumbley Delores Brumley Gwendolyn Brumley Veronica Bryant Denise Bullock 74 Myra Burke Perry Butler John Callaway Diana Campbell Ruth Carey Valerie Carroll Joe Chambers Michelle Christopher Rhonda Clark Deborah Cline Debbie Close Wayne Collins Kevin Collingsworth Lynn Connell Ernestine Cook Judy Cooper Julie Cooper Freddie Cooper Daphine Corbin Michael Cornish Alana Culver William Culver Darryl Curtis Edna Dahlstrom Albert Daniels Elwood Dashiefl Genine Dashie11 Ronald Daugherty Kandi Davis Marilyn Davis Teresa Davis Brian Dennis 75 Frank Disharoon Robert Dize Daniel Donaway Eugene Donaway Beverly Dorsey Virgil Dukes William Dunahoo Teresa Easley Barry Ellis Maxine Ellis Carol Ennis Mike Ennis George Ennis Robin Ennis Curtis Everett Yvonne Everett Steve Fecker Clinton Foskey Rhonda Fye Roseanne Gallo Haver Gerberich Charles Gibson What Do You Think Of Coed Gym? I Enjoy It! B. Harris Kelly s ready for the world. Vincent Gibson Lori Gillespie Anne Gismondi Lisa Gordy Melody Goyette Jamesina Greene Robert Gregory Vincent Guiliano Barry Hajinicolas Donald Hall Holly Hall Joyce Harmon 76 Laurie Haslam Mark Headen Larry Heidt Elizabeth Hess Jimmy Hill Margaret Hill Wyatt Hill Ann Hobbs Katrina Hobbs Ronnie Holloway Vince, gambling is against school rules . . Kory Hooker William Hooper Tim Horne William Howeth Mike Hurchalla Melody Hurley Patricia Ilczuk Andy Isakson Dwayne Jackson Gary Jackson Kay Jackson Perrie Jackson 77 David Jenkins Audrey Johnson David Johnson Mitchell Johnson Ronald Johnson Cynthia Jones Jennifer Jones Roger Jones Stephanie Jones Roger Joudrey Richard Kent John Kline What is it, Robby? Cynthia LaBounty Michael LaBounty Elise Lawrence Robert Lawrence James Laws Donald Leak Chris Lemay Deborah Lemon Cheryl Leventhal Carl Lewis Paul Lewis William Lilliston Check us out! Genevieve L indeman Michael Littleton Michelle Littleton Russell Livingston Wendy Long Jeffrey Lyles 78 Sophomores are getting cuter every day. Paul, you ' ve got to be kidding. Best About Sophs? We Have The Most Spirit! r P. Todd Sheila Madden John Magoon Mark Martin Thomas Matsatsos Cheryl Matthews Daniel Matthews Jeri McDaniel Margaret McGinty Deborah McGlothlin Robert McGriff Karen McHugh Burmond McIntosh Terry McIntyre Curtis Meadows Timothy Meagher Nora Mears Vera Miles Aline Mills Marvin Mitchell Mary Kay Mooney Jacqueline Moreno Meridee Morrison Priscilla Morton Theresa Mumford William Mumford Renee Nacrelli Brenda Naggy Randy Nutter Anthony Oliver Randolph Outen 79 Guy Outten Susan Overback William Palmer Deena Parker Eugene Parker Jeffrey Payne Ronnie Payne Karen Perdue Phoebe Perdue Vernon Perdue Jonathan Phillips Mary Phipps Drink up, Skip. Brian s checking out the chicks. Mark Piercy Edward Pintc Jay Pirie Noreen Polk Wade Polk Angus Price Richard Pullum Harris Purnell Star Purnell Clara Pye Kimberly Redden David Reid Nancy Revelle Gary Rich ins Kenneth Rider Patrick Rogan Howard Rothenburg Tamera Rousseau Sandra Sallac Barbara Samaras Melva Sample Regina Savage Valentino Savage Sheila Schoolfield 80 Renee Scott Jeanette Shafer Carolyn Shaughnessy Charles Shivers Jackie Shockley Susan Shockley Wanda Schockley Mark Shores Connie Shupe William Simpkins Marian Singh Chucky Smiley Mark Smith Tamela Smith Victor Smith Peggy Snead Deborah Soil Keith Spadin Tami Sparks Annette Spence Janet Steed Cheryl Stewart Ellen Stone Michael Sutton Pamela Thomas Stephen Thomas Annmarie Thompson Larry Thornes Kathleen Timmons Ann Todd Patricia Todd Jerry Tomlin 81 Thomas Townsend Mary Trott Eugene Trower James Trower Yvonka Turner Lynne Vanderwende Kelley Vaughn Karlo Vicker Albert Wagner Zanlta Walnwright Christina Walker Delores Walker Wrenn Walters Terry Walters Paul Ware Wanda Waters Elaine Watson Richard Watson Paul Weeks Debbie Wells John Wells Rodney Wells My Wish About Wi-Hi? That It Was All A Nightmare. M. Martin Hey, what s happening, from Vera and Sheila. Aretta Whetzel John Whall Sandy Wheatley Andy White Colon White Karen White Phi lmore White Ronnie White Wayne White Darlene Whitecotton Tracey Whitelock Adrienne Whittington Derrick Whittington Jacquelyn Wigfall Brendon Wilkerson Linda Wilkins Jane Willey Deborah Willey Joyce Williams Carolyn Williams Marlena Wilson Leon Wilson Sheila Wilson Terri E. Wilson Terry V. Wilson John Wimbrow John Wolf Mary Woolford Louis Workman Mike Workman Donna Wright Lisa Wright Robin Wright Betty Younger Michelle Zanowick William Zerr 83 Sophomore History The beginning of our Sophomore year saw our class rebuilding with our return members from Parkside. With Tim Meagher steering as the class president, we were well on our way. Tim, a newcomer to Wi Hi, quickly called the first meeting to order. Robby Lawrence, our new vice-president, helped the class by heading up many new committees and doing odd dut¬ ies and jobs assigned by the president. Our secretary, Debbie Wells, kept the minutes and took care of all class correspondence. Marlena Wilson handled all financial transactions as our treasurer, and Laurie Haslam re¬ corded all class projects as historian. During our first meetings we discussed many money-making projects for the year and plans for our first big project, our Homecoming float. Under the theme The West , we entitled our float Kent ' s Last Stand. Drawn up by John Whall and Ann Hobbs, our large Kent foot¬ ball helmet pierced by an Indian arrow added to the festivities of the day. Even though it was not a winning entry, the class effort and unity prove d to be outstanding. We were ex- pecially grateful to the Madden family for use of their garage, and to Mr. Matthews and Mr. Dunahoo for their services. There were many class activities planned, such as Donation Day which went very well in boosting our treasury. A successful carwash ticket sale and numerous bake sales were held through-out the year. A car wash was held in April. During basketball season, a banner was made for the gym to help encourage our teams to win. The Sophomore class had a very successful year. Both of our advisors, Mr. Bond and Mrs. Jones, were enthusiastic in helping the Sophomores with their projects and were an inspira¬ tion throughout the year. Our thanks and gratitude to both from the class of ' 79. Respectfully submitted Laurie Haslam Class Historian Why look so guilty, Mark? Exciting isn ' t it? Lisa off in Dreamland. 84 Camera Shy Kathleen Auer Teresa Armstrong Susan Carduff Tyrone Dillard Valerie Edwards Bruce Elliott James Ennis Donald Gatton David Gosley Rex Hill Charles Johnson Jeff Jones Patricia Jones John Jones Babette Kenific Daniel Koontz Stacy Loring Stephanie Macon Lisa McAfee Julie McKenney Roy Mikelait Linda Moldenhauer Chris Moore Roger Moore Robin Nickerson April Price Laura Ralph Alton Scott Christine Shaw Deborah Smiley Sharon Tucker Karen Wagner Dawna Whaley James Wilson Shy, isn ' t he? What are you looking at, Debbie? You still there, Albert? Smiley Turner Sophomores? Most Spirited Beach Cuties Smile, you ' re on Candid Camera! Freshmen Freshman Class Officers: Left To Right President—Joyce Hall, Vice President—Patty Fennell, Treasurer—Jackie Taylor, Sec- retary—Valerie Baker. Who, is going to buy me? 87 Ethel Abbott David Adams John Adams Ham ' s Adkins Joan Agnew Elizabeth Anderson Duanne Anderson Lynne Anderson Joy Andrews Edward Ardis Mike Ardis Edward Arvey Trudi with her mouth shut, finally Natalie Baily Valerie Baker Dawn Banks Cynthia Barber Brett Barkley Renee Beauchamp Kenneth Beckett Sherri Bennett Harold Bethard Leroy Birckhead Lori Black Tammy Boughton Catherine Bounds Charles Bower Jackie Bradford Lisa Bradford Stephen Briddell Margaret Brown Martha Brown Robert Brown Stephanie Brown Teresa Brown Tim Brown Charles Buchanan 88 Marcelline Bundick Dana Burkett Lori Butler Paul Butler David Callaway Thomas Campbell Chris Cannon John Cantwell Jackie Carew Jeff Carey Wayne Carr Charles Carroll Lynn Chambers James Cherrix Susan Cherry Jeff Chew Duane Close Charles Collins David Collins Teresa Collins Thomas Collins Jonathan Conley Michael Cooper Teresa Cooper Wayn e Cooper Monica Cottman Dawn Coutinho Gregory Creed Garry Cropper William Dahlstrom William Davenport Loletta Davis 89 Thomas Dawson Timothy Dekowski Denise Dennis Mark Derby Catherine Dize Terri Donaway Eric Dorman Patricia Duffy Angella Dutton Olivette Edwards Candy Elliott Florence Elliott Christine Ellis Richard Ellwanger Anne Emberland Marc Emond Patricia Fennell Trudy Fields What ' s Best About Wi Hi? Being Treated More Maturely J. Palmer Nancy Figgs Sonya Foskey Cynthia Fosque David Gaillard David: Maybe I can smuggle this past the teacher . . . Jane Garcia Michele Garigliano Steven Givens Harlan Gnau Henry Godwin Brenda Gordy Alan Gravenor Henry Griffin Donna Gurey Donald Hagen Joyce Hall Lori Hakim 90 Get that ball Jackie! Qulnette Hall Sylvia Hall Barbara Hamblin Annette Hardy El ana Hardy Erlc Hardy Odena Hardy Jackie Harmon Brenda Harper Keith Harris Regina Hartman Bruce Holden John Hooker Donna Hooper Steve Horner Brad Howard Ian Howie Denise Hudson Richard Hurchalla Felicia Hurley Carl James Bruce Johnson Sandra Johnson Brenda Jones 91 Dalton Jones Darryl Jones Leslie Jones Ronnie Jones Sara Jones Stewart Jones William Jones Luther Joudrey Waitheria Lois Kahihu Reaching for the stars, huh, Duane? David Key Sandra Keyes Ralph Kimes Alonso King Tammy Klaverweiden Lisa Knotts Lisa Koontz Nina Lane Alan Lankford Rufus Lawrence Levin Layton Tammy Lecates Tim: My Mom told me there would be days like this. Sandra Leonard Paul Lesocky Laura Lewis Lori Lewis Tami Lilliston Wanda Lloyd 92 Denise: Another lunch, another pound. Go for it, Wright, you know you can eat more. Bad About Being A Freshman? Upperclassmen! Brenda Long Sheryl Lyles John Maddox Teresa Malcolm John Marshall William Marshall Jay Martinez John Massey Rochelle Massey Sandra Massey Tony Matsatsos James McCoy Joseph McCoy Tina McCoy Valerie McGill Diane McKenney Patti Meilhammer Levin Melvin William Melvin Richard Mendenhall Sandra Meyer Oscar Miles Chris Miller Julie Miller Margo Miller Bonnie Mills Teresa Mills Bennie Montgomery Chris Moore Steven Moore 93 Calvin Morley Alden Morris Charles Morris Sheila Morris Stuart Mumford Mike Murphy Kathy Myrer Maryann Nacrelli Timothy Neal Chris Nelms Billy Ness Gail Niblett Ultra Bright Smiles Ann showing off her cheerleading abilities. Mark Nicholson Herbert Olsen Kevin Overbeck Juliet Palmer Ester Parker Priscilla Parker Romona Parker Valerie Parker Kathy Parson Glenn Pendleton Lois Perdue Eric Peterson John Pettyjohn Lorrie Phippin Phillip Pierson Von Pleasanton Tanya Polk Yvette Polk James Powell John Provost Brenda Prushansky Elberta Pugh Sherry Pullum Bernie Purnell Leslie Pusey Sandy Quillen William Renshaw Peter Richmond Abigail Rickert Susan Riley Terri Riley Cherie Robertson Steve Robinson David Rodman Robert Rozaieski Karen Ryan Howard Savage Mervin Schoolfield Steve Schultz Susan Schultz Bryan Scott Sallie Scrivo Raymond Shaver David Shrik Francis Shockley Patti Shores Mandy Showell Arther Smith George Smith Georgette Smith Phyllis Smith Sandy Smith Scott Smith Steven Smith Timothy Smith George Smullen 95 Linda Stanford David Starns Jeffrey Stewart Wright Still Roy Sutton Linda Tawes Jacqueline Taylor Richard Taylor Sherrie Taylor Tyrone Taylor Amy Tetlow Darryke Tillman Linda Thomas Barbara Thompson Vanessa Timmons Howard Todd Richard Todd Myra Tolan What’s Best About Wi-Hi? The New Auditorium H. Olsen Brian Travis Donald Trivits Estella Trower Brent Truitt Jeannie, why are you standing on the john? Melinda Truitt Bryan Twigg Joanne Tyndall Victoria Usilton Theodore Walls William Walls Frederick Walter Deborah Ward Manaen Warrington Carole Wells Kim Wesson Wendy West 96 Agerrana White Karen White Michelle White Trudi White Melody Whitlock Teresa Whitlock Barry Whittington Kevin Whittington Matt Willey Lisa Williams Paul Willis Jeffery Wilson Laverne Wilson Neil Wilson Wayne Wilson Samuel Windsor Wade Wootten David Wright Richard Wright Steve Wright Vicky Wright Timothy Young 97 Elemine Baily Kevin Collingsworth Mary Disharoon Linda Durr Christine Elliot Russell Gladden William Gordy Patricia Haley David Hammond Sharon Heath Philip Herrle Peggie Huntington William Hurley Antonio Jones Jeffrey Kelly Matthew Leonard Mark Lesocky Nancy Long John Maddos Victor Melvin Carlos Miles Maralette Mitchell Jeannie Olson Dwight Shivers Jacqueline Shockly Ivory Sheppard Joyce Richardson Edward Taylor Brian Truitt William Truitt Sherri Col ledge John Heater Kenneth Hosier Denise Loring Mary Noehl Camera Shy You look :omfortable. Doesn t anyone eat lunch? Freshman Class History The year of 1976-1977 was a great year for the Class Of ' 80. We gained our place at Wi-Hi as well as the respect of our upperclassman and the school faculty. CLASS OFFICERS ELECTED The Freshman Class election was held in September. Joyce Hall was elected President. She supervised all class pro¬ jects, and presided over all meetings. Patty Fennell, as Vice-President, helped Joyce with all the activities. Elected treasurer was Jackie Taylor. She kept careful records of class funds and helped organize money-raising projects. Valerie Baker was chosen secretary and took minutes at all meetings, and handled the class correspondence. HOMECOMING FLOAT With only a few weeks before homecoming parade, we began the work on our float. We chose Smoke Out Kent for our theme and after a few meetings had the float planned. At one end stood a brown tepee and at the other end was a burning pack of Kent cigarettes. The skirt was made from blue crepe paper with our theme written in big gold letters. Representing the freshman class in the Homecoming queen ' s court were Jovce Hall and Carole Wells. FUND-RAISING PROJECTS In December, Joyce called a meeting to decide on ways to raise money for the class. A bake sale was chosen. It was held on the downtown Plaza December 11, and members of the class were asked to bring items they wished to contribute. The sale was very successful. The class of ' 80 would like also to thank our advisors, Mr. Smith and Mr. Bowden, for the help and inspiration they gave us throughout the year. Myra Tolan Class Historian FRESHMEN HOPE OF THE FUTURE Children at play. Life ' s hard problems. 100 Bye Bye Birdie Bye Bye Birdie was the first production ever presented in the new Wicomico Senior High School Auditorium. Itwas afantastic musical that was well attended. Each night it re¬ ceived a standing ovation. Under the director of Mr. 8c Mrs. Oldham, the students participat¬ ing in this event worked extremely long hard hours. 101 Administration Faculty Mr. Robert Evans, Principal Mr. W. Franklin Waller, Vice-principal Mr. William Hensley, Vice-principal 103 Mr. Richard McCabe Mrs. Roberta Mason Mrs. Jacklyn Jones 108 Mrs. Leticia Parker Mrs. Catherine Parsons Mr. Howard Roberts 110 Mrs. Julia Taylor Mrs. Susan Wilkins 111 Cafeteria Staff 1st Row: Viola Johnson, Mary Wright, Eloise Roth, Barbara Ring. 2nd Row: Lotta Deal, Mary Elliott, Isabel Shores, Eula Lee- bermann, Mrs. Hearn Custodial And Cafeteria Staffs Unfortunately, we were unable to get a photograph of the Custodial Staff this Year. However, we would I ike them to know that we recognize and appreciate their efforts to keep Wi Hi clean and attractive. Members of the Custodial Staff are: James Gunter Ogress Robinson James Joyce Peter Jegede William Tasker o Ruth Handy Barbara George Sports Wi -HI 2nd at Green Hill Wi-Hi 3rd at Nassawango Wi-Hi 4th at Ocean Pines Wi-Hi 3rd at Green Hill Wi-Hi 4th at Winter Quarters Wi-Hi 2nd at Green Hill Wi-Hi 3rd at Winter Quarters Wi-Hi 3rd at Green Hill Wi-Hi 17th at University of Maryland E.C. swinging to a hole-in-one. Standing: A. Smith, J. Baer, V. Perdue, R. Parsons, D. Ehrisman, R. Menzel, K. Richardson, B. Bradway, E. Parsons, J. Hooker. Kneeling: E. Jones, Coach Waller. For the first time in ten years golf returned to Wi Hi as a varsity sport this year. It was a successful return since we took third place in Bayside Conference play. The high point for our linksmen came when we got a second place finish in the County District Championship and a third place finish in the District Cham¬ pionships. Top golfers this year were Jeff Baer, E.C. Jones, and Ray Men¬ zel. Jones capped off his outstanding season by finishing an amazing 17th out of 105 golfers in the State Champion¬ ships held at College Park, Md. With a loss of but one senior, Coach Waller can expect a lot of good things next year. Getting psyched up. Wi Hi 8-20 Wi Hi 8-36 Wi Hi 16-20 Wi Hi 26-18 Wi Hi 0-14 Wi Hi 32- 8 Wi Hi 16-29 Wi Hi 6-26 Wi Hi 36- 6 Snow Hill Cambridge Parkside Stephen Decatur Kent Queen Anne J.M. Bennett Easton North Caroline Team effort Front Row: E. Childress, G. Ferrier, D. Jackson, J. McGinty, L. Hay¬ ward, P. Graphman, J. Sutton. Second Row: D. Davis, T. James, C. King, R. Miles, B. Hearne, R. Reddish, K. McGinty, B. Record. Third Row: R. Eckstine, J. Hall, D. Wright, T. Bowden, J. Taylor, G. Hilderson, D. Hoprich. Fourth Row: J. Wells, M. LaBounty, G. Outen, L. Heidt, B. Harris, C. Hooker, C. Smiley. Back Row: Coach Schoepf, Coach Mitchell, Coach Cupp, F. Cooper, T. Wal¬ ters, C. Gibson, D. Bradley, K. Hurley, P. Whittington. 116 The varsity football team had a disappointing season this year as they finished with a 3-6 record. Despite the sub par record, there were many players who played consistently throughout the whole year to keep the Indians within striking distance in most games. Most outstanding were: tackle Greg Ferrier, who was selected first team All Conference, and Dana Jackson who led the team in tackle going both ways in every game. Jerry McGinty, who played hurt most of the year, also had a fine year as did junior Ray Miles, who was invaluable in the secondary. On the offense, Toussaint James led the team in points scored and yardage gained. Larry Hayward and Jerry Sutton also did fine jobs this year with their r unning and pass catching abilities. So with the loss of but 8 seniors and an exciting crop of players coming back from this rebuilding year. Coach Schoepf can count on having a team to be reckoned with next season. Ferrier meeting the wall! 117 The J.V. football team had its finest year ever in 1976 as they finished with an outstanding 7-1 record. Pacing the way for the J.V. ' s were Brian Dennis and Gary Richins on the offense, and Barry Ellis and Paul Lesocky on the defense. This high powered unit averaged an incredible 40 pts. per game while holding their opponents to a mere 10 pts. per game av¬ erage. The J.V. ' s will be a welcome ad¬ dition to the varsity efforts next year. . - Front Row: G. Alexander, B. Ellis, M. Mitchell, G. Richins, P. Lewis, B. Bark¬ ley, R. Daughtery, A. Morris, Second Row: D. Hall, B. Dennis, P. Weeks, B, Cropper, C, Everett, S. Fecker, P. LeSocky, S, Wimbrow, Third Row: T. Walters, B, Culver, D, Curtis, V. Gibson, B. Travis, S. Windsor, J. Pirie. Back Row: Coach Underwood, Coach Blankenship, C. Gibson, J. Laws, D. Leak. Brian in the pocket. Good hit! Wi Hi 42- 0 Parkside Wi Hi 32- 0 Snow Hill Wi Hi 42-20 J.M. Bennett Wi Hi 14- 6 Stephen Decatur Wi Hi 22-34 Cambridge Wi Hi forfeit Pocomoke Wi Hi 34-14 Parkside Wi Hi 50- 0 J.M. Bennett 118 Hi 2-0 Parkside Hi 0-2 Stephen Decatur Hi 0-2 Snow Hill Hi 1-2 Pocomoke Hi 0-2 J.M. Bennett Hi 1-2 Parkside Hi 2-0 Stephen Decatur Hi 2-0 Snow Hill Hi 0-2 Pocomoke Hi 2-0 J.M. Bennett Bottom Row: C. Bratten, P. Blakeney, L. Hatfield, K. Carey, J. Morris, M. Mc- Ginty, P. McCafferty. Top Row: L. Moreno (mgr.), W. Joseph, C. Kleger, T. Carter, M. Wilson, L. Shrieves, B. Martin, J. Moreno, C. Trader (mgr.). Brenda getting set. Our first volleyball team finished strong by winning 3 out of 4 games to cap off a fair 4-6 season. The season highlight was our win over Bayside champs Stephen Decatur. Outstanding players this year were seniors Pat Blakeney and Kathy Carey and juniors Liz Hatfield, Cindy Bratten and Joy Morris. Coach Dashiell can expect a fine season next year as there will be nine returning members. 119 Jubilation ... we ' re L! Wi Hi 2-1 North Dorchester Wi Hi 3-0 Stephen Decatur Wi Hi 0-4 J.M. Bennett Wi Hi 2-1 Parks ide Wi Hi 3-2 Pocomoke Wi Hi 0-3 Crisfield Wi Hi 3-1 Stephen Decatur Wi Hi 1-0 J.M. Bennett Wi Hi 1-0 Parkside Wi Hi 2-3 Washington Wi Hi 4-0 Snow Hill Wi Hi 0-2 Loch Raven (State Play-offs) Bruce moves ahead. Standing L. To R.: Coach Krater, A. Phippin, P. Rogan, C. Daniels, M. Davis, J. LeCates, M. Mercer, M. Dunn, B. Phippin, G. West, M. Wade, Coach Roman. Sitting L. To R.: J. Provost, R. Hall, M. Headen, J. Oliver, D. Jenkins, K. Welch, D. Holbrook, P. Ware, C. Cullen, J. Mitchell, P. White. 120 Mike gliding with ball Mighty Mike booms it! The 1976 soccer team was definitely one of the most exciting teams to watch in the Bayside Conference as they had their most successful season ever, finishing with an 8-4 record. Of the 8 wins, two were during overtime, and three others during the sudden death period. Wi Hi won the District 8 Class A championship by beat¬ ing cross-town rival James M. Something. Our Booters met powerful Loch Raven in the state semi-finals where they were de¬ feated 2-0 in a closely contested game. Outstanding years were turned in by senior co-captains Mike Dunn and Mike Mercer as well as Bruce Bratten, Mike Davis, Mike Wade, and Mark Williams. Promising returnees include Craig Daniels, Jerry LeCates, and Ken Welch, as well as a more experienced line which should make Coach Roman ' s job a little easier next year. Ken leaps high for header against Bennett. 121 The Cross Country team suffered a lack of depth; as a matter of fact, the team barely had enough people to participate in some of its meets. The captain was the lone senior, Mike Hurley. Mike placed first for Wi Hi in every meet, and captured ninth place out of 56 Varsity runners in the Conference meet. Sophomore Bill Dunahoo, who nearly always pulled up second for Wi Hi, will be the one to watch next year. The team was rounded out by sophomore Jeff Payne, juniors Richard Pullum and Rob Still, and one freshman Amy Tetlow. Smiling Bill loves to run! Keep on truckin ' , Richard! L To R: J. Payne, P. Pullum, R. Still, B. Dunahoo, A. Tetlow, Coach Bond. Amy leads the way. Wi Hi 29-26 Stephen Decatur Wi Hi 22-34 Parks ide Wi Hi 36-20 Kent Wi Hi 42-20 J. M. Bennett Wi Hi 44-17 North Caroline Wi Hi 3rd place in Quadrangular Meet at Stephen Decatur Wi Hi 29-26 Queen Anne Wi Hi 46-17 Easton Wi Hi 0-7 Stephen Decatur Wi Hi 0-2 J. M. Bennett Wi Hi 1-3 Parkside Wi Hi 0-2 Pocomoke Wi Hi 3-1 Crisfield Wi Hi 1-1 Stephen Decatur Wi Hi 0-3 J. M. Bennett Wi Hi 0-4 Parkside Wi Hi 0-1 Snow Hill Wi Hi 1-1 Washington Terry bullying. Bottom Row, L. To R. A. Thompson, S. Johnson, L. Smith, P. Kremer, S. 01- dach, T. Johnson, L. Miller, T. Pope, T. Gootee, P. Sheldon, R. Macrelli. Top Row (L. To R.); M. Burke (mgr.), J. McDaniels, D. Parker, T. Whitelock, M. Morrison, W. Long, D. McGlothlin, M. Mooney, L. Wright, C. Jones, D, Corbin, Mrs. Holiday (coach). Sally in action. This year ' s hockey team finished the season with a 1-2-7 record. This was a rebuilding year for Wi Hi ' s hockey team. There were many new and inex¬ perienced players. Next year, the team will be a knock out. Since there were only 9 returning players on the team this year, much time and effort was expended on rebuilding the team and gaining experience. Although the sea¬ son ended with an unimpressive 1-2-7 record, the girls are looking forward to returning next year and turning these statistics around. Wi Hi 80-67 Wi Hi 50-49 Wi Hi 71-69 Wi Hi 56-49 Wi Hi 71-69 Wi Hi 69-67 Wi Hi 86-63 Wi Hi 74-52 Wi Hi 73-63 Wi Hi 71-69 Wi Hi 54-47 Wi Hi 76-47 Wi Hi 75-84 Wi Hi 77-68 Wi Hi 64-62 Wi Hi 74-59 Wi Hi 82-61 Wi Hi 74-72 Wi Hi 64-70 Wi Hi 81-74 Wi Hi 66-72 Wi Hi 70-68 Wi Hi 57-59 Stephen Decatur Snow Hill J. M. Bennett Crisfield Patterson Cambridge Po co moke Parkside Mardela Washington Stephen Decatur Snow Hill J M. Bennett Crisfield Pocomoke Mardela Parkside St. Michaels Washington Queen Anne Cambridge Milford Mill J. M. Bennett Kevin eyes two points Dana shoots over everyone Front Row: R. Morris (mgr.), A. Turner, K. King, E. Morris, B. Har¬ ris, T. Creighton. Second Row: C. King, A. Cropper, A. Kelly, D. Jackson, T. Johnson. Back Row: J. Hobbs, J. LeCates, J. Payne, Coach Waller, G. Hilderson, D. Jones. 124 Using an aggressive man to man defense and a quick running offense, Wi Hi ' s 1976-1977 varsity basket¬ ball team surprised everyone but themselves this year as they finished with a 19-4 record. Coach Wal¬ ler ' s second-best season ever. Leading the way for the Indians were seniors Emory Morris, who set a new assist record with 159, and Jim Hobbs who had a 14.9 points per game scoring average. Other main¬ stays for the Indians were seniors Dana Jackson and Albert Turner as well as the King brothers, Kevin and Charles. Among the Indians ' accomplish¬ ments this year was taking the first annual C.I.T. at Cambridge High School over Christmas. Morris was named the tourney ' s M.V.P. as he led Wi Hi over tough Patterson Park in the opener. Other high spots this year were our three showings against powerful James M. Bennett. Winning the first game in a thriller, we lost the next two close ones to the Clippers as area fans were really treated to some high caliber excitement in each of the games. Wi Hi had a team to be proud of this year; one that provided everything, and we at Wi Hi really en¬ joyed watching them in action! Emory gets off jumper against Jaguars Albert looking downcourt 125 Wi Hi 27-63 Stephen Decater Wi Hi 41-47 Snow Hill Wi Hi 54-26 Bennett Wi Hi 57-31 Crisfield Wi Hi 30-35 Pocomoke Wi Hi 36-17 Parkside Wi Hi 37-51 Mardela Wi Hi 44-14 Washington Wi Hi 36-58 Stephen Decatur Wi Hi 24-53 Snow Hill Wi Hi 29-44 Bennett Wi Hi 39-34 Crisfield Wi Hi 19-46 Pocomoke Wi Hi 32-57 Mardela Wi Hi 41-34 Parkside Wi Hi 50-29 Washington Wi Hi 44-32 Bennett (District 8 Tournament) Wi Hi 42-72 Oxon Hill (State Tournament) Myra battles for a toss-up. Pat and Cindy in action. Bottom Row: A. Gismondi, V. Jones, J. Seidel, K Jackson. Middle Row: R. Far- low, D. Parker, V. Miles, B. Prushansky, S. Weatherly, D. Dixon. R. Wright, W. Waters, C. Bratten, M. Bundick, Top Row: B. Brown, L. Wright, M. Burke, C. Lappen, Coaches West and Holloway, C. Stewart, P. Blakeney, K. Carey, J. Murphy. 126 Cindy setting up 1 k 1C ' 4 IV 15 Wi Hi ' s 1976-77 girl ' s varsity bas¬ ketball team had a fantastic year by most standards, even though their record was 8-10. They went all the way to the state semi-finals after defeating James M . Ben¬ nett for the second time in the District 8 tournament held here at Wi Hi. Leading the way for Coach Holloway ' s quintet were senior co-captains, Deleane Dixon, the leading scorer, and Kathy Carey, a stalwart on defense. Also helping the Tribe efforts were junior Cindy Bratten, the second leading scorer, and tough sen¬ ior Pat Blakeney. A new addition this year was a J. V. team. Led by Lisa Wright and Vanessa Miles, the baby Tribe, under head coach Elena West, posted a fine 5-2 record, which should be a nice boost for next year ' s varsity. Deana plotting her move. 127 WRESTLING Wi-Hi 12 49 Wi-Hi 33 33 Wi-Hi 40 24 Wi-Hi 30 32 Wi-Hi 41 27 Wi-Hi 25 31 Wi-Hi 13 45 Wi-Hi 42 13 Wi-Hi 44 12 Wi-Hi 32 33 Wi-Hi 23 36 Wi-Hi 21 40 JM Bennett Parkside Mardela Stephen Decatur Stephen Decatur Parkside Kent Queen Anne ' s St. Michaels Mardela Easton JM Bennett Greg collects 1st at regionals. J.V. WRESTLING (Above) Front Row; Left To Right; J. Laws, E. Dorman, B. Dennis, J. Mitch¬ ell, H. Broadwater, D. Gnau, M. Mitchell, G. Richins, D. Goslee Standing; C. Parker, J. Oliver, J. Parker, V. Perdue, D. Hall, T. Wilson, D. Donaway, R. Johnson, J. Tomlin, V. Guiliano, 0. Miles, Coach P. McKenzie. VARSITY WRESTLING (Right) Front Row; Left To Right; J. Mc- Ginty, R. Whetzel, W. Collins, A. Bright, J. Sample, M. Hurley. Standing; Coach Mr. P. McKenzie, M. McGinty, E. Childress, P. Whittington, G. Ferrier, D. Keyes, D. Leak, K. McGinty, R. Todd, Coach Mr. D. Underwood. 128 Don rides on to victory. Greg works for a pin. Kevin works for an escape. DISTRICT WRESTLING TOURNAMENT Jerry McGinty and Greg Ferrier—1st place Joe Sample and Richard Whetzel—3rd place REGIONAL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT Greg Ferrier—1st place Joe Sample and Richard Whetzel—4th place All three advanced to the State Wrestling Tournament. STATE WRESTLING TOURNAMENT Greg Ferrier won first round—lost second. Joe Sample and Richard Whetzel both lost first round. OUTSTANDING WRESTLERS: GREG FERRIER—Record: 21-2, 1976 1977—2 year District Champ, 1st year Regional Champ, JM Ben¬ nett Christmas Champ. JERRY McGINTY— Record: 15-2, 1976 1977 Dis¬ trict Champ, JM Bennett Champ. JOE SAMPLE—Record 15-4. RICHARD WHETZEL—Record 12-7. Joe sets up his attack. Jerry shows winning style. 129 Wi Hi 47 - 52 Wi Hi 42 - 40 Wi Hi 45 - 38 Wi Hi 23 - 38 Wi Hi 51 - 57 Wi Hi 44 - 54 Wi Hi 47 - 29 Wi Hi 40 - 62 Wi Hi 49 - 59 Wi Hi 45 - 32 Wi Hi 49 - 70 Wi Hi 38 - 51 Wi Hi 46 - 47 Wi Hi 54 - 38 Wi Hi 39 - 42 Wi Hi 49 - 32 Wi Hi 34 - 52 Wi Hi 29 - 60 Stephen Decater Snow Hill James M. Bennett Crisfield Pocomoke Parkside Mardela Washington Stephen Decater Snow Hill James M. Bennett Crisfield Pocomoke Mardela Parkside St. Michael ' s Washington Queen Anne Back Row: Scott Smith, Colon White, AI den Morris, Duane Davis, Chucky Smiley, Jackie Walls, Randolph Outen, Brendon Wilkerson, Coach Roberts. Front Row: Terry Carr, Charles Carroll, Paul Butler, Eddie Pinto, Kevin Whall, Dave Johnson. Paul takes shot against JMB! Chucky leaps on jump ball! Jackie fights for rebound! The 1976-1977 edition of the J.V. basketball team finished with a disappointing 6-12 record. Under first year coach Howard Roberts. The highlight of the year came with our 45-38 win over highly regarded James M. Bennett inthe third game of the year. High scorers for the year were fresh¬ men, Jackie Walls and Paul But¬ ler, who averaged 10.6 and 9.1 points per game respectively. 130 Wi Hi 8 -17 Bennett Wi Hi 10 -8 Bennett Wi Hi 9 -18 Parkside Wi Hi 6 -5 Parkside Wi Hi 1 -4 Mardela Wi Hi 2 -10 Mardela Wi Hi 14 -8 Snow Hill Wi Hi 6 -17 Snow Hill Wi Hi 12 -11 Crlsfield Wi Hi 16 -11 Crisfield Molly says Pm home. 1st Row: B. Prushansky, V. Jones, M. McGinty, M. Morrison, R. Nacrelli, M. Burke, D. Parker 2nd: Coach Holliday, B. Hamblin, C. Bratten, J. Morris, T. Goo- tee, T. Johnson, A. Gismondi, Coach Stanley. We ' re ready for action. The girl ' s softball team had a good sea¬ son and that is something to be proud of. Team spirit and effort always seem to make a good combination to put us in the winning column everytime. Most of the returning team are underclassmen; this should benefit us next year. 131 The girls ' tennis team, despite a gallant effort, were unable to produce many wins. However, with the kina of effort we had this year, maybe next year will be better! 1st Row: L. To R. Patti Fennell, C. Kleger, L. Smith, J. Edwards 2nd Row: J. Montgomery, P. Fennell, A. Hobbs, S. Steelman, T. Whitelock, S. Adams, Miss Graber, Great serve, Linda Tracy prepares to return lob. Wi Hi 0 -8 Easton Wi Hi 1 -7 Cambridge Wi Hi 1 -9 Bennett Wi Hi 0 -9 Bennett Wi Hi 0 -9 Parkside Wi Hi 0 -9 Parkside 132 Cambridge cancelled Parkside 0 -9 Bennett 0 -9 Easton 0 -9 Parkside 1 -8 Kent unfinished N. Dorchester 1 -8 St. Michaels 6 -3 Bennett 0 -9 Cambridge 5 -4 Easton 0 -9 Queen Anne ' s unfinished 1st Row: L. To R. W. Still, D. Jenkins, C. Cullen, D. Burkett, W. Elliott. 2nd Row: J. Montgomery, S. McKinney, P. Rogan, R. Still, R. Menzel,R. Smith, Ms. Why are you standing there, Pat? Concentration is the key. In spite of the tremendous effort, this was not a great year for the team. However since most of the team members were un derclassmen, they showed team spirit and should perform more brilliantly next year. Wi Hi 59-56-49 Parkside Mardela Wi Hi 47 1 2-80 1 2 Bennett Wi Hi 81-49-27 Col. Richardson North Caroline Wi Hi 71 1 2-51 1 2-40 Parkside Mardela Wi Hi 96-31 North Caroline Wi Hi 49-97-18 Bennett Mardela S-T-R-E-T-C-H, Lisa 1st Row: L. Gordy, S. Smith, D. Ringold, M. Moeller, C. Pye 2nd Row: M. Nac- relli, G. Lindeman, M. Mooney, T. Davis, J. McKinney, L. Kahihu 3rd Row: C. Wells, B. Kenific, C. Stewart, N. Mears, K. Jackson, S. Keyes4th Row: D. White, S. Johnson, L. Shrieves, P. Shelton, A. Chester, A. Tetlow 5th Row: T. Pope, L. Butler, S. Weatherly, L. Wright, M. Brown, V. Baker. This was a happy year for the track and field team. Their competition was unable to overcome the skill, team spirit, and talent of Wi Hi ' s best! Since most of thegirl ' swere underclassmen, we have more vic¬ tories to anticipate next year. 134 This was a very good season for the boy ' s track and field team. In competition they showed great skill, effort and determination to win. Next year ' s team will bene¬ fit from the spirit of this year ' s team. Give it all you ' ve got, Ulam 1st: L. To R; M. Hurley, F. Butler, P. Whittington, C. Smiley, U. Leatherbury, A. Turner, Coach Schoepf 2nd: B. Mackintosh mgr., A. Morris, J. Payne, B. Duna- hoo, D. Keyes, G. Ferrier, T. James, J. Taylor, C. Everett, J. Ennis, D. Whitting¬ ton 3rd: E. Morris, A. Lamar, G. Hilderson, B. Dennis, D. Jackson, C. King, E. Childress, P. Lewis, B. Truitt, B. Davenport, M. Leonard, W. Melvin, R. Johnson, R. Lawrence Mike and Gordon in a mighty effort Wi Hi 75 Wi Hi 106 Wi Hi 127 Wi Hi 108 Wi Hi 57 Wi Hi 5th Wi Hi 3rd Wi Hi 3rd -71 -58 1 2 -21 1 2 -50 -8 -38 -89 Parkside Kent North Caroline Queen Anne Col Richardson Cambridge Bennett 135 Baseball The mighty Bruce misses again. WiHi 5 0 WiHi 6 5 WiHi 3 5 WiHi 8 7 WiHi 3 5 WiHi 8 6 WiHi 0 8 WiHi 6 1 WiHi 3 2 WiHi 5 0 WiHi 7 1 WiHi 9 1 WiHi 3 2 WiHi 1 3 WiHi 9 10 Crisfield Snow Hill Washington Pocomoke J.M.B. Mardela Parkside Stephen Decatur Crisfield Washington Pocomoke J.M.B. Mardela Parkside Stephen Decatur Larry is M loo—oking good The baseball team this year had a very successful sea¬ son. Although we lost to Parkside twice we only lost to our cross town rival, namely Bennett, once. But the returning team next year will promise to show an even greater stance of ability. Bottom Row, L. To R: L. Jones, R. Red¬ dish, G. Richins, E. Pinto, G. Truitt, M. Mitchell; Middle Row: Mr. Minner, L. Heidt, B. Harris, B. Bratten, E.C. Jones, K. Hooker; Top Row: D. Grise, M. La- Bounty, J. Lecates, M. Mercer, G. West. Coach Moranor. Activities INDIAN CHANT: 1st Row, Left To Right: Ms. Miller, A. Smith, H. Rothenburg, A. Culver, A. Hobbs, K. Peavley, K. Webster, J. Lewis. 2nd Row, Left To Right: C. Schulbe, J. Shafer, D. White, J. Miller, M. Hoppes, S. Godfrey, Ms. Yeatman. INDIAN CHANT With Ms. Miller and Ms. Yeatman as advisors, the Indian Chant compiles original literary and art work by WiHi students into a quality magazine. The editors were Steve Godfrey (features edi¬ tor and art assistant editor), Arthur Smith (features assistant edi¬ tor), AI ana Culver (poetry editor), Kim Webster (poetry assistant editor), John Whall (short story editor), Lisa Bradford (short story assistant editor), Kathi Peavley (art editor), and Julie Miller (managing editor). Indian Chant MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB Advised by Mrs. Williams the Medical Careers Club seeks to pro¬ vide its members with an opportunity to learn more about all the careers in the field of medicine. Each month the club goes to Peninsula General Hospital to listen to a lecture from a person in¬ volved in the field of medicine. AFS With Mr. Guinta as advisor, the AFS club sought to provide stu¬ dents with an opportunity to study the different cultures and life¬ styles both in the U.S. and Abroad. This year Joyce Cauri from Kenya spent a year in the U.S. The AFS Club sponsored a short¬ term exchange with Monteville, N. J. The officers were Monica Butler (president), Sharon Steelman (vice-president), and Kim Duffel (secretary treasurer). MEDICAL CAREERS: Left To Right: C. Trader, J. Dunn, H. Rothenburg, M. Hoppes, L. Leventhal. Medical Careers AFS AFS: Standing: M. Butler, Mr. Guinta. Kneeling: J. Cauri, Left Side; J. Coulburne, T. Lilliston, Right Side: S. Steelman, R. Smith, Across: S. Smith. S. Oldach, treasurer, L. Miller, secretary, L. Leventhal, president, J. Coulbourne, 1st vice-president, M. Butler, parliamentarian, C. Everett, 2nd vice-president. SG A Homecoming One of the SGA ' s first projects this year was planning and preparation of the home¬ coming festivities. This included the parade prior to the game and the Disco Dance that night. This year ' s overriding theme, How the West Was Won, was both interesting and popular. Chairper¬ son of all these activities was ever-ready Teresa Carter. Christmas Land One of the SGA ' s most successful projects this year was its annual Christmas Land, sponsored jointly with the PTA. This money-maker sells Christmas trees and other holiday greenery. It also allows other school clubs an opportunity to make money by letting them set up booths selling anything from hot chocolate to hand-dipped candles. This year, after dividing the profits with the PTA, the SGA was ahead over $1,000. Needless to say, the hard-working chairpersons, Jeff Montgomery and John Whall, were ex¬ tremely pleased. SENIOR REPS Front Row: D. White, P. Turner, D. Outen, H. Gaddis, D. Bivens. Second Row: B. Fields, S. Tetlow, D. Keen, C. Carey, J. Shrieves, S. Muir, Third Row: T. Carter, J. Montgomery, B. Dashiell, P. Whittington, M. Walters, M. Mercer, M. Richardson. Concession As always the big early-year money maker was the con¬ cession stands for the foot¬ ball games. Despite trouble enticing more people to work in the stand, it was an extremely successful venture according to chairperson, and SGA treasurer, Sally Oldach. School Improvement As part of its school service program, the SGA donated both time and money for the improvement and beautifica¬ tion of the school. This year ' s projects were trees for the outside eating area, and the replacement of the Media Center fence. JUNIOR REPS Front Row: S. Church, J. Payne, S. Lewis, R. Smith, L. Moreno, C. Brat- ten. Second Row: U. Edwards, B. Calloway, K. Ferrand, W. Collins, T. James, M. Polk, J. Morris, D. Davis, Third Row: G. West, P. Penuel, K. Webster, C. Lappen, J. Dunn, G. Kinnamon, C. Everett, J. Davenport, T. Kremer, P. Mears, T. Bowden. Student Exchange Aqain this year, the SGA sponsored the student exchange program with Bennett and Parkside. This good will exchange was further ad¬ vanced by the acquisition of a bus which enabled many more people to find out what their cross-town rivals were like. Many reluctantly had to admit that they aren ' t all bad! Emerson Avenue Parties Many students this year participated in party-qivinq trips to the Emerson Avenue School tor the Retarded. Tnese parties. given on or shortly before Valentine ' s day and Easter, were sponsored by the SGA. The students fed, talked, and played with the children, insuring that they as well as the children had a happy, memorable experience. SOPHOMORE REPS Front Row: R. Wright, B. Barkley, M. Chris¬ topher, A. Thompson, T. Adams, R. Fye. Second Row: T. Rousseau, A. Todd, N. Polk, C. LaBounty, M. McGinty, J. McDaniels, J. Moreno, R. Savage, M. Singh. Third Row: V. Perdue, R. Lawrence, M. Morrison, B. Harris, D. Wells, S. Schoolfield, L. Connell, E. Dorman. Easter Lollipops With the cry “Give a bunny to your honey, the SGA wiggled its way to a surprise profit selling Easter lollipops and greetings. At the cost of 25C, students could send a friend or sweetheart a lollipop and a special message during their 7th period class the day before Easter vacation. The SGA, not expecting such great turn out, sold over 300 lollipops and kept the SGA officers hopping to fill the or¬ ders. Hopefully, this will become an annual event. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY With Mrs. Wilkins as advisor, the National Honor Society strives to serve the people of the school and community while maintaining high stand¬ ards in character, leadership, and scholarship. This year the Honor Society again provided a free student tutoring service while also helping students in the Remedial Writing and Math Labs. They also guided parents through the school during National Education Week and had their annual induction in April. The of¬ ficers were Susan Lee, Presi¬ dent; Lisa Miller, secretary; Conda Lashley, treasurer; Winston Elliott, historian; An¬ dy LaMar, Vice President. FRESHMAN REPS Sophomore Reps Front Row: H. Olson, V. Parker, P. Fennell, V. Baker, T. White, D. Count- mo, T. Riley. Second Row: J. Taylor, J. Harmon, M. Brown, J. Hall L Wilson, A. Dutton, D. Trivitts, T. Mills, S. Bennett, C. Bounds, L. Jones D. Burkett, S. Robinson. J. Provost, A. Tetlow. Third Row: L. Lewis K. Whittington, K. Overbeck, T. Weal, P. Disharoon, S. Smith, B. Truitt R Shaver ' $ Hi t 5 3 a s 3 3 3 HOWOR SOCIETY Front Row: W. Elliott, B. Eckstein, C. Mabe, J. Dunn, M. Hoppes, A. Wil¬ ber. Second Row: L. Miller, D. White, P. Penuel, S. Lee, Third Row: S. Johnson, S. Tetlow, Mrs. Wilkins, W. Collnis, K. Ferrand, P. Shelton, D. Davis, T. Lilliston. Fourth Row: D. Jackson, C. Lashley, M. Bosserman, R. Malone, B. Powell, J. Murphy, J. Davenport, S. McKinney, W. Guiliano, S. Muir, D. Davis, K. Peterson, A. LaMar. WI-HI NEWS Front Row: K. Peterson, L. Miller. Top Row: B. Fields, S. Muir, C. Kleger, S. Steelman, D. Lawrence, C. Lashley, D. Melton, L. Leventhal, P. Luthy, B. Taylor, Mrs. Nutter (Advisor). YEARBOOK Left To Right: Front Row: B. Somerville, G. Ferrier, M. Mercer, B. Bratten. 2nd Row: B. Fields, J. Tingle, J. Edwards, D. Elliott, R. Todd—editor, P. Fennell, W. Elliott. 3rd Row: B. Taylor, G. Hardy, B. Martin, D. Bivens, D. Davis, J. Jones, C. Jones, K. Ferrand, K. Webster, T. Lilliston, M. Ri¬ chardson, V. Kirk—editor, P. Turner, D. Wells, B. Truitt, R. Malone, S. Lee, S. Davenoort, Mrs. Wilsey. YEARBOOK Advised by Mrs. Wilsey, the Tom-Tom Year¬ book Staff worked hard all year designing and drawing layouts, selling business ads and year¬ books, and getting together a slide-show pre¬ view of the ' ll edition. This year ' s editor was whip-cracking Rhonda Todd and the equally capable browbeater, Veronica Kirn. Betsy Fields as business manager carefully hoarded our hard-earned pennies. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Top Row: Left To Right: R. Malone, R. Parsons, D. Parsons, T. Lilliston. 2nd Row: S. Lee, M. Tingle, S. Lilliston, K. Redden. Front Row: P. Turner, M. Walters, K. Rider, Left Front: Mr. Abbott. WI-HI NEWS The Wi-Hi News, advised by Mrs. Nutter, is the school ' s answer to the DAILY TIMES. Produced by the Journalism II classes, the paper provides in- depth coverage of school events, thought-provoking editorials and extensive sports coverage. The paper is self- supporting, incorporating bus¬ iness ads, subscriptions and regular paper sales, along with this year ' s unique Talent Show presentation. The paper is ably headed by Keith Peter¬ son, editor, and Mike Hurley, assistant editor. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Advised by Mr. Abbott, the photography club had a busy year. With the acquisition of a club camera donated by the Keyettes, the avid photographers snapped away at such memorable events as homecom¬ ing, the Jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Bye Bye Birdie, Superstars, and the Prom. As always something had to go wrong; this year, while the rest of the school froze, the photo-lab experienced a heat wave that destroyed many of our developing chemicals. But all in all, it was a very good year. SPANISH CLUB Advised by Mrs. Parker, the Spanish Club aims to pro¬ mote Spanish culture. This year, the Spanish Club took a field trip to Washington, and had a Spanish meal. The officers were: Marian Singh, president; Jay Lewis, vice-president; Teresa Adams, secretary; and Tami Lilliston, treasurer. Bottom Row; L. To R: T. Adams, M. Singh, Mrs. Parker, T. Lilliston, J. Lewis. Top Row, L. To R: D. Davis, S. Godfrey, M. Hoppes, T. Lilliston, R. Savage, C. Everett. ' CERCLE FRANCAIS Advised by Miss Herster, the Cercle Francais seeks to provide students with a better under¬ standing of the French culture and customs. This year, the Cercle Francais had a variety of activities which included a French dinner at the Chez-Jean Pierre, a Mardi Gras party, caroling in French and English, a visit to the French Embassy, a road rally, Monte Carlo night and a picnic at Assateague Island. The officers were: Ruth Malone, president; Pam Penuel, vice-president; Penny Turner, secre¬ tary; and Conda Lashley, treasurer. LATIN CLUB With Mr. Farris as advisor, the Latin Club seeks to promote classical civilization as it has been transmitted to us in the last fifteen hundred years. The officers were: Paul Montemuro, President; Patrick Rogan, vice- president; Abigail Rickert, secretary. Bottom Row, L. To R: A. Wilber, P. Turner, C. Lashley, R. Malone, P. Penuel, S. Keyes. Second Row, L. To R: P. Blakeney, R. Smith M. Moeller, J. Payne, S. Cherry, L. Piercey, B. Howard. Third Row L. To R: D. Vincent, D. Davis, S. Murphy, D. Close, M. Riley S. Lewis, M. Rider, M. Goyette, A. Culver, S. Church. Top Row l. To R: L. Miller, S. Adams, K. Schilling, K. Ryan, P. Luthey, C. Nelms, J. Brown, D. Close, R. Nacrelli, B. Anderson, A. Smith, W. West. Bottom Row, L. To R: J. Wimbrow, S. Macon, K. Redden. Second Row, L. To R: C. Buchanan, T. Campbell, P. Montemuro, B. Truitt, P. Rogan M. Bosserman. Top Row: V. Perdue. $ a a- Q R O Left To Right Bottom Row: K. Ryan, E. Parker, H. Hall, T. Cooper, D. Layfield, E. West. Top Row: J. Davenport, C. Jones, R. Hartman, S. Keyes, A. Chester, S. Evans, J. Welch, M. Noble, B. Clark, P. Clark. Left To Right Bottom Row: J. Truitt. Second Row: B. Merrill, D. Lombardo, T. Wilson, C. Bozman, D. Donaway. Third Row: P. Tarrell, S. Merrill; C. Lane, R. Weatherly, B. Givans. Top Row: D. Whitlock. FHA With Mrs. Bratten and Mrs. Parsons as advisors, the FHA tries to help its members to de¬ velop their ideas in order to pro¬ vide service for the community, school, and home. The FHA is a very active organization. It pro¬ vided Christmas decorations for a local nursing home, gave a Valen¬ tine gift to the janitors, held an open meeting concerning energy conservation, and also attended the state and regional meetings. Officers for the FHA were Junaita Davenport (president), Jessica Welch (vice-president), Aurelia Culver (secretary), Mary Noble (treasurer), and Debbie Layfield (historian). Left To Right C. Kleger, K. Disharoon, R. Todd, P. McCafferty, Miss Han¬ cock, P. Schelles, D. White, M. White, C. Cropper. FBLA DEC A Advised by Mr. Giffin, DECA promotes distributive education throughout the community. They participated in a regional con¬ vention, state convention, and winners have the right to go to the national convention held in Anaheim, California. The off¬ icers were Deana Whitlock (president), David Book (vice- president), Barbara Parler (secretary), Brenda Smith (treasurer), Robin Weatherly (parliamentarian), and Bill Givans (reporters). FBLA more aware of what ' s involved in working Advised by Miss Hancock and Mr. in today ' s business world. It served this McNeil, the FBLA helps students become purpose by attending regional and state contests in different business subjects such as typing, bookkeeping and shorthand. The FBLA ' s officers were Rhonda Todd KEY CLUB With Mr. Elder as the advisor, the Key Club provides meaningful service to the school and community. The Key Club had a car smash before the JMB-Wi-Hi football game and a road rally in the spring. The money from these activities is do¬ nated to school and to community projects. POLITICAL AFFAIRS Advised by Mr. Johnson, the Political Affairs Club encourages an interest in America ' s political system and helps channel this in¬ terest into a productive outlet. The Political Affairs Club held conferences for Congressman of the First District of Maryland. Both Candidates were received well. Before the election, the Club held a mock Presidential Election. The officers were Winston El¬ liott, (president), Jeri Martin, (vice-President). Key Club Left To Right First Row: A. Bunting, E. Gestenmaier, J. Montgomery, W. Elliott, G. Naarup, A. Wilber. Second Row: A. Luthy, S. Godfrey. KEYETTES Advised by Ms. Miller and Mrs. WiI- son, the Keyettes serve the school and community. The Key¬ ettes again held a Male Auction and gave the teachers a Valentine ' s break¬ fast. The officers were Brenda Martin (president), Debbie Wells (vice-president) Dixie Lawrence (sec¬ retary), and Kathy Ferrand (treasurer). Far Left: S. Lewis, S. Godfrey, M. Moehler, D. G ordy, P. Montemuro, C. Trader, M. Tingle, M. Walters. Far Right: B. Taylor, S. North, B. Truitt, P. Penuel, P. Luthy, D. Davis, J. Montgomery, W. Elliott. £ Co Left To Right First Row: M. Hoppes, C. Jones, D. Whaley, K. Wagner. Second Row: G. Kinnamon, C. Kleger, B. Martin. Third Row: D. Law¬ rence, Mrs. Wilson, L. Piercey, D. Wells, J. Davenport, M. Noble, D. Knotts, P. McCafferty, C. Farlow. Fourth Row: K. Webster, K. Ferrand, B. Calloway. Left To Right First Row: K. Rider, J. Shrieves, C. Muenster. Second Row: Mrs. C. Taylor, M. Lankford, J. Magoon, J. Dunn, N. Caldwell, D. Vincent. Left To Right Top Row: S. Lewis, S. Smith, R. Smith, P. Montemuro, K. Webster, K. Ferrand. Bottom Row: M. Butler, P. Penuel, C. Lashley, D. Gordy, M. Moeller, S. Oldach, P. Turner, R. Malone. Varsity Club ART CLUB Advised by Mrs. C. Taylor, the art club provides Wi-Hi stu¬ dents interested in art with a chance to work with more and different materials than would normally be used in the class¬ room. Some of the activities the art club participated in were the lunch area murals, the sale of handmade beads and Christ¬ mas ornaments, and a banner for Homecoming. The officers were, Nancy Caldwell (president), Bryan Miles (vice-president), Mike Lankford (secretary), Sandy Gurey (treasurer), and Johanne Shrieves (historian). Left To Right First Row: L. Moreno, S. Smith, G. Ferrier, M. Mercer, S. Johnson. Second Row: P. McCafferty, T. Pope, P. Shelton, S. Oldach, T. James, J. Coulbourne, Third Row; D. Keyes, R. Reddish, J. Lecates, E.C. Jones, L. Heidt, D. Davis. Fourth Row: R. Miles, N. Guiliano, K. McGinty, K. Carey. Fifth Row: C. Krest, G. West, B. Dunahoo, G. Hilderson, B. Records. THESPIANS Advised by Mrs. J. Taylor, the Thespians are the school ' s drama enthusiasts. Though not a prerequisite for joining the club, most members have taken Speech and Drama I and II. The Thes¬ pians were well represent¬ ed in all the drama pro¬ ductions of the past year, including the Junior Class Play, The Senior Class Play, Bye, Bye, Birdie, and The Life and Death of Larry Benson. VARSITY CLUB Advised by Coach Schoepf, the Var¬ sity Club seeks to promote sports in our school. Among their many activities were the sale of varsity club jackets, the sale of calendars to help pay for the new plexi¬ glass backboards, and the reconditioning of a 11 sports trophies. BACK TO NATURE Thoreau and return to nature. Because This very small organization tries to 0 f the small size there are no officers, practice the philosophy of Henry David Left To Right First Row: W. Elliott, K. Rider, S. Church, M. Hoppes, R. Rothenburg. Second Row: D. Starnes, M. Rider, K. Rider, T. Coffee, Third Row: B. Taylor, T. Pope, J. Montgomery, V. Perdue, M. Bosserman, . C. Lashley, Miss Miller, Mr. Tangren. Fourth Row: K. Holloway, S. North, S. Godfrey. • FFA Advised by Mr. Mc¬ Cabe and Mr. Hochmuth, the FFA strived to de¬ velop students into agri¬ culturists and agribusiss- nessmen. The FFA par¬ ticipated in a variety of activities such as the Farm and Home Show, an orange sale, judging contest and a state con¬ vention. The officers were Dennis Adkins (pres.), Billy Bradford and John Aydelotte (vice- president), Debbie Davis (secretary), Perry Rohm (treasurer), Gary Adkins (sentinel), and Les Moore (reporter). Left To Right First Row: B. Bradford, D. Shirk, R. Sprague, W. Polk. Second Row: M. Semerjian, L. Donoway, D. Davis, J. Magoon, C. Bower, T. Marshall, J. Marshall, M. Shores. Third Row: L. Moore, T. Perdue, D. Long, G. Adkins, J. Powell, P. White, W. Pusey. Back To Nature SCIENCE CLUB Advised by Miss Miller and Mr. Tangren, the Science Club pro¬ motes science within the school, and encourages independent thought and research. The Science Club had field trips to Calvert Cliffs and the Franklin Institute, and also sponsered the first annual Science Awareness Week. The officers were Conda Lashley (presi¬ dent), Marc Bosserman (vice presi¬ dent), Marty Hoppes (secretary), Mike Rider (treasurer), Kaye Hol¬ loway (parliamentarian). M vN WA v K4 5 % I w VI Left To Right M. Hoppes, K. Ferrand, Mrs. West, M. Bosserman, K. Huey. 5 5 Left To Right First Row: T. White, A. Emberland, P. Fennell, D. Bowden, C. Matthews, N. Mears. Top: T. Rousseau. Left To Right First Row: J. Harmon. Second Row: D. Bullock, D. Corbin, J. Hartman. M. Showell, N. Mears, S. Cherry. Few people realize the impor¬ tant service the cheerleaders pro¬ vide. One of the areas in which these energetic groups help the school is school spirit. Who is it that gets the crowds R 0 W D l E? This enthusiasm is transmitted to the various teams and has spurred on many a victory. Varsity Cheerleaders Left To Right First Row: A. Gregory, S. Muir, J. Coulbourne. Second Row: P. Fennell, K. Collins, N. Guiliano, K. Ferrand. Third Row: M. Polk, B. Calloway. The cheerleaders also provide a more individual type of support for the different teams. This support is the form of locker-room parties and rallies, signs and posters and just a bright smi le that lets our teams know that even during a low point in the game the cheerleaders and the school are behind them 100 %. Probably the one group that does the best job of destroying school apathy is the cheerleaders. These active and en¬ thusiastic girls dream up all kinds of cheers, posters, and activities to get Wi-Hi up for its sports events. Many a pep rally has inspired a team and a school on to an overwhelming victory. CAMPUS PRODUCTIONS potential Hollywood filmmaker. Club film. This year was an especially busy Campus Productions, under the able members gain experience in all kinds of one in terms of their coverage of school direction of Miss Flory, are the school ' s media coverage, from Video-tape to 16mm activities. Campus Productions A.V. CLUB Miss Flory keeps the A.V. Club very busy during the year with the school ' s numerous Audio visual aids. Members of the club are capable of running film pro¬ jectors, slide projectors, and video-tape machines. This means that hopefully these students can come to the aid of frustrated teach¬ ers being attacked by a film pro¬ jector! Needless to say, this club performs a valuable and necessary school service. CAMPUS PRODUCTIONS Left To Right First Row: R. Miss Flory. Lawrence, T. Neal, S. Lilliston, B. Kovacic, MEDIA CLUB MEDIA CLUB This large club is composed of interested students who give up their precious study ha I Is to aid in the running of the school ' s Media Center. Without these students, who perform such jobs as stamping and checking out books, returning books to the shelves, and pro¬ viding a sympathetic ear for Miss Flory, the Media Center wou Id not run smoothly. A.V. CLUB Left To Right First Row: C. Dize, T. Cooper, R. Nutter, H. Bethard. Se¬ cond Row: Miss Flory, A. Gravenor, S. Givens, J. Chew, K. Shilling, Third Row: B. Kovacic, T. Neal, R. Sutton, E. Parsons, S. Lilliston, R. Lawrence. Left To Right First Row: R. Sutton, A. Gravenor, J. Chew, S. Givens. Second Row: E. West, B. Clark, T. Donaway, T. Cooper, R. Nutter. Third Row: H. Bethard, E. Parker, U. Turner, J. Olsen, S. Long. Fourth Row: T. Neal, K. Schilling, E. Parsons, C. Long. Fifth Row: S. Lilliston, R. Gregory, R. Lawrence, B. Kovacic, B. Gibbons WOODWIND Left To RightFirst Row: B. Trader, T. Niskey, D. Parker, D. Harris, D. White, T. Riley, B. Harper, J. Shafer, M. Riley, C. Barber, A. Tetlow, J. Crouse. Second Row: R. Fye, V. Parker, J. Taylor, M. Polk, T. Adams, J. Brown, M. Miller, L. Lewis, C. Bounds, E. Anderson, B. Alexander, R. Mendenhaul. Third Row: M. Brown, B. Barkley, J. Morris, N. Revelle, S. North, K. Hornsby, D. Ward, A. Hobbs, W. West, A. Gismondi, L. Bradford, W. Still. Fourth Row: C. Barkley, W. Milbourne, L. Heidt, J. Montgomery, D. White, W. Miller, M. Volmer, D. Girse. BRASS Left To Right First Row: J. Miller, H. Olsen, L. Jones, S. Riley, J. Lewis. Second Row: V. Lowry, B. Elliott, R. Kimes, D. Trivits, J. Conley, B. Truitt. Third Row: R. Shaver, B. Kovacic, B. Howard, R. Still, V. Gib¬ son, P. Montemuro, R. Morris. PERCUSSION Left To Right First Row: K. Schilling, J. Mitchell, A. Culver, R. Taylor, Second Row: T. White, K. Rogers, M. Bosserman, R. Morgan. BAND Wi Hi ' s superior rated Band has drummed it ' s way through another fantastic year. Under the supervision of Mr. Marshall this year, the Band has gone on to the State Band Festival. The Band is another one of the many clubs that go out and promote the school and it ' s activities such as the foot¬ ball games, and Spring Concerts. This year several Band members were chosen for tne All-Shore and All-State Bands, showing Wi Hi ' s musical talent and achievement. CONCERT CHOIR Left To Right First Row: P. Disharoon, M. Bundick, B. Thompson, K. Redden, L. Miller, S. Heath, M. Polk, J. Hopkins, D. White, K. Disharoon, Second Row: D. Knotts, A. Mills, S. North, J. Bradford, H. Adams, R. Davis, B. Hamlin, J. Collins. Third Row: L. Wright, M. Burkes, R. Gallo, K. Whall, M. Headen, K. Perdue, J. Harris, S. Madden. Fourth Row: W. Camper, M. Barkley, D. Melton, B. Dashiells, J. Gale, C. Parsons, G. Ardis, W. Milbourne. COLOR GUARD MAJORETTES Left To Right First Row: L. Butler, S. Gale. Second Row: V. Baker, T. Easley, D. Bullock, R. Broadwater, A. Whittington, K. Ferrand. Third Row: B. Pellegrin, C. Trader, B. Brown, C. Ennis, R. Farlow, R. Massey, J. Olsen, W. Camper, S. Merrill. Fourth Row: S. Steelman, D. Outen, D. Keen, U. Turner, T. Carter, K. Webster, G. Nibblet, K. Carey. CONCERT CHOIR Under the direction of Mrs. Oldham, the concert choir is one of the best known school organizations at Wi Hi. The choir is often involved in assembly and PTA pro¬ grams. The choir is also knownfor it ' s con¬ certs on special occasions such as Christ¬ mas. The officers this year were Ben Dashiells (president), Wanda Camper (vice-president), Myra Burke (secretary), and Janet Collins (treasurer). 151 DECA DECA is not only a serious organiza¬ tion as illustrated by Phil, Robin, and Teresa, but they also have a lot of fun, like going bowling with other groups and attending the Convention in Ocean City. DECA is one of the groups at Wi Hi which is highly respected in the community. We were especially proud this year when our sponsor and friend, Mr. Giffin received a special award at the Convention. One for all and all for one! We ' re proud! Deana asking for help. Winner: Phil . . . Robin . . . Teresa . . . wgmm Randy in competition. Dan being industrially electronic. VICA Vocational Industrial Clubs of America prepares people for lead¬ ership in the world of work. Wi-Hi has three officers: Rick Kellogg, historian; E.C. Jones, parliamen¬ tarian; Jeff Baer, treasurer. VICA helped out at the Holly Cen¬ ter on a monthly basis. We sent delegates to the State Leadership Conference where we won the tal¬ ent show. Next, we had a yard sale to send members to State Competition in Howard County. There, we won the following: David Trice—1st place Display Danny Bradley—4th place Indus¬ trial Electronics Kelly Hurley—4th place Electrical Trades. Some will later be sent to Cincin¬ nati for National Competition. Kelly preventing shocks. First place—State competition 153 Kent as seen by cheerleaders Homecoming ’76 The Wild West Seniors make great show Giddy-up, Miss Graber Band ' s winning entry Indians on the warpath Freshmen attendants: Carol Wells and Joyce Hall Juniors: Pam Mears and Vonda Jones f Lou and last year ' s queen Senior attendant: Karen Collins Sophomores: Denise Harris and Cindy LaBounty A Kent (?) beauty Crown bearer and flowergirl Senior: Dawn Bivens The Wild West Was A Winner , Homecoming ' 76 began with a pep rally on Wednesday, October 13. The Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders presented a skit of a Wi Hi-Kent football game. After the skit came the football raffle. Freshman Trudi White, sophomore Noreen Polk, junior Mr. Dragwa, and senior Lou Leventhal were winners of footballs signed by members of the team. The parade on October 16 began at.St. Fran¬ ces de Sales Church and was headed by two ferocious Indians on horseback: Don Keyes and Debbie Keen. The band soon joined on Glen Avenue. The winning float was How the West Was Won by the juniors. The seniors placed sec¬ ond with Indians on the Warpath and sopho¬ mores ' Kent ' s Last Stand and freshmen ' s Smoke Out Kent followed respectively. The only individual entry was by the Keyettes with Teach Kent a Lesson . Our mighty Indians played a good game. They played hard and well, but were forced to bow to a superior Kent team. That night Homecoming was celebrated with the traditional dance. Steve O ' Brian and Lar¬ ry Gahagan, disc jockeys from radio WOND in Atlantic City, New Jersey, hosted the evening. The danpe continued the Western theme with everyone dressing Western style. Prizes and contests added to the fun. Dana Jackson and Thelma Fields were chosen as best dancers and won albums. Others won WOND T-shirts for their costumes. Everyone enjoyed the occasion. The Homecoming Committee was ably headed by Teresa Carter who did an outstanding job. Homecoming Queen ' 76—Melanie Tingle AFS student—Joyce Cauri The Junior class presented Mixed Emotions, three one-act plays, on March 31 and April 1. Safe Harbor , set in a New England shipping town, was presented first, under the direction of Monica Butler and Ruth Malone. Students from Mrs. Taylor ' s period 2 ACE class who had major roles were Pam Fennell, Cheryl Thom¬ as, and Rob Still. Going first each night was no easy task, but they came through and gave two good performances. Second in the evening of entertainment was Candy For Your Birthday. Dealing with the problems of a young girl and set in a small country store, this play, directed by Penny Turner with help from Monica Butler, came off very well. Starring in this play were Mike Ri¬ der and Jeanine Murphy, Brenda Trader and Linda Smith, who did excellent portrayals of their characters. The Senior Class Play, The Tender Trap , portrayed the adventures of a bach¬ elor with too many girl friends. Charlie Reader lives in New York in a swinging a- partmentwithagirl for every evening. Mat¬ ters are complicated when his old married friend, Joe McCall, comes to visit and tries to improve the current situation by getting Chari ie to marry one of his dates ana settle down. Charlie rebels at first but fi¬ nally gives in and falls into The Tender Trap , namely, love. The last play of the night was the satire The Cop and the Anthem directed by Mike Dunn. Set at the turn of the century, the play dealt with the life of a park bencn bum who tried with great fervor to get arrested to avoid the cold winter which is about to come upon him. Winston Elliott did a superb job as Lemuel, and Michelle Moeller and Janet Pennewell also did out¬ standing jobs. Mrs. Julia Taylor should also get some mention on her fine job as director of the student directors and for organizing this evening of mixed emotions. The Speech and Drama 11 annual spring performance was en¬ titled, The Death and Life of Larry Benson. After a month of difficult in-class rehearsals, the play was given on May 19 and 20. The plot revolved around the return home of a son believed killed in war. Following the final performance, the play was declared a success. All involved with the play deserve a fine congratulation. Superstars Again! In the second annual Superstar competition, Wi-Hi emerged again as winner. This competition involvesall county schools in such competition as Izzy-Dizzy Re¬ lay, bicycle race, 3-leggea race, turtle walk, and the tug-of-war. Through skill and perseverance, Wi-Hi managed to win by a slim, hara-earned three points. Superstars Superwinners! More mighty trikes. Izzy dizzy? 160 VARIETY SHOW Wi-Hi ' s finest student and teacher talent as¬ sembled at the new auditorium for the Variety Show, sponsored by the Wi-Hi News. There were sixteen acts, ranging from music to comedy, in the show. Music ran from bands to individual performances. Comedy and magic also added to an evening enjoyed by all who saw and did. The Wi-Hi News made over $500 from the show. Many made the show a success in¬ cluding several faculty members. Curtis, the Sesame Street kid. Mr. Tangren is getting off. The pointer sisters? Senior Prom Bonnie and Winfield having a wonderful time The Prom theme 165 I ' m your boogie man 169 Do Not Go Where The Path Leads Rather Go Where There Is No Path And Leave A Trail Senior Awards Salisbury Rotary Club—This award is presented to a senior who has shown an earnest desire to take the fullest advan¬ tage of opportunities of the school in order to qualify for a life of unselfish service. Salisbury Kiwanis Club Award Salisbury Rotary Club Susan Lee Wicomico Women ' s Club Lisa Miller Salisbury Kiwanis Club Award—This scholarship is presented to a senior girl or boy who shows a need for financial assistance. The student is selected com¬ petitively on the basis of character, performance both inside and outside the classroom, and the promise he gives of successful achievement in college. Wicomico Women ' s Club—This award is presented to a senior girl who has shown an earnest desire to take the full¬ est advantage of the school in order to qualify for a life of unselfish service. Sons of American Revolution--This award is presented to a senior who pos¬ sesses the following qualities: dependa¬ bility, cooperation, leadership, and good attendance. Rebekah--This award is presented to a senior girl who has demonstrated a loy¬ alty to Wicomico Senior High School through extra curricular programs, dili¬ gence in class activities, consideration for fellow students and good attendance. Bar Association Award--This award is presented by Wicomico County Bar As¬ sociation to a senior in recognition of outstanding citizenship. Secretarial Student Award—This award is presented to the member of the senior class who, during her junior and senior class years, has most nearly exemplified the qualities necessary for success as a secretary. William Collins Band Award--This a- ward is presented for outstanding a- chievement and interest in instrumental music for singular merit in loyalty and cooperation, and for displaying gen¬ erally high qualities of conduct. Farm Bureau Award--Presented by Wi¬ comico County Farm Bureau to the out¬ standing agriculture student. Salisbury Lions Club Award--The Salis¬ bury Lions Club annually gives an award to a Wicomico Senior High academic student who is the top ranking student in his her scholastic work. Thomas W. Williams Prize (Old Home Prize)—This award is presented for the best essay written by a member of the senior class about some phase of the East¬ ern Shore of Maryland. Wicomico County Bar Association Monica Butler 172 Sons of American Revolution Martha Hoppes Rebekah Ruth Malone Secretarial Award Lawanda Dockins Collins Band Award Donna White Lions Club Susan Muir Old Home Prize Nancy Caldwell Farm Bureau Award Mark Milligan Senior Awards 173 Senior Awards Francis Marion Gumby Lou Levnthal Green Giant Award Sharon Steelman Francis Marian Gunby Award--This award is presented to a senior, not neces¬ sarily with the highest standing in scho¬ larship; equally important is attendance, punctuality, initiative, effort, attention in class, pleasant relations with teachers and with pupils; the boy to be a gentle¬ man, or the girl to be a lady. Green Giant Award—This award is given to a senior student who shows good char¬ acter and has a record of leadership and service. They also must have a M B M or better average through seven semesters of high school. The award must be ac¬ cepted by a four-year accredited col¬ lege or university of his her choice. Dorothy H. Graham Achievement A- wards—These awards are presented annually by the Wicomico Senior High School Parent Teachers Association to eight outstanding students enrolled in various programs at Wicomico Senior High School. Two awards are presented in each program field. They are academic, vocational, business, and general. DHG Business Cheryl Kleger DHG Business Joyce Moore DHG Vocational Debbie White 174 John Philip Sousa Award Robert Kovacic John Philip Sousa Band Award—In recogni¬ tion for outstanding achievement, cooperation and interest in instrumental music, and, by nomination of fellow band members and con¬ firmation of band director and school officials. Billy Mitchell Football Award—This award is presented to a senior member of the Wico¬ mico Senior High Football Team. Among other things, he was shown general all-around good conduct both on and off the field. The winner is selected by hs fellow teammates. Jack Purnell Baseball Award—This award is presented to a senior member of the baseball team. He shall show punctuality, willingness to voluntarily keep training, general all- around conduct both on and off the field, and work in harmony with his fellow teammates. The recipient is selected by teammates. Charles R. Berry Athletic Award the WSHS Girls ' Athletic Award--are given to the senior girl and boy, respectively, who are selected by the coaches and principal as most ideally combining attributes of athlete, lady, gentle¬ man, and sportsmanship. They must be a letter recipient in two major sports. WSHS Girls ' Basketball Award and the Sam Seidel Basketball Award are given to the sen¬ ior girl and boy, respectively, who is a member of the varsity basketball team. Playing ability should be incidental to his ability to follow his coach ' s instructions; regularity and punc¬ tuality in practice; willingness to voluntarily keep training, etc. The recipients are selected by his teammates. 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Rt. 50, Easton, Md. 301-749-8471 301-749-8472 The Shore’s Largest High Performance Dealer (Camelot TTlusic inc. fl Salisbury Mall 546-0979 U Rt. 50 East At Hobbs Rd. ] GLASS COMPANY Salisbury, Maryland 21801 eenJ WELDING SUPPLIES “ DELMARVA’S KEENEST SERVICE” 1918 N. Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Telephone 742-9308 MACNUTT ELECTRIC CO., INC. P.O. Box 682 301-742-8138 Salisbury, Maryland Industrial And Commercial Electrical Contracting And Engineering SOUP t ompanf SALISBURY, MARYLAND 21801 HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOME Professional Association Since 1883 Snow Hill Rd. Salisbury, Md. 742-5141 Walter R. Holloway W. Richard Holloway THE JARMAN SHOE STORE On The Downtown Plaza Where It’s All Happening 189 It Has Been A Pleasure Serving You Please Visit Us Again BA RETT SHOES Compliments Of A1 Phillips, Mgr. WYATT WHOLESALE CO. Salisbury Mall Salisbury, MD. 21801 Phone 742-0821 BEST WISHES . yhtt c t t to ' C J E.Sj AltkIVS COMPANY SALISBURY, MD. 21801 • 749-3171 P.O. Box 1779 Salisbury, Md. 21801 749-3171 Compliments Of TINGLE MUSIC CO. Compliments Of HARBI SONS DAIRIES 190 Furniture • Carpeting • Appliance Stores P.O. Box 1878 Salisbury, Md. 21801 P.O. Box 938 P o Box 209 Dover, Del. 19901 Pocomo | cei M d. 21851 Best Wishes To The Class Of ’77 FIRESTONE TIRES 710 South Salisbury Blvd. 301-7424408 302-736-1496 301-957-3500 Phones: 742-1542 742-1543 U. S. Gov’t Inspected Est. No. 3 16 DOUGHTIE’S BARBECUE (WEBCO) SALISBURY, MARYLAND 21801 WDOD RICHARDSON SON LOCAL APPROVED ROOFER BUILT-UP ROOFS - SLAG - SLATE - SPRAYED URETHANE FOAM SHEET METAL WORK - GUTTER SPOUTING - DAMP PROOFING - VINYL SIDING CLEMWOQO STREET TELEPHONE 749-64D1 SALISBURY, MARYLAND 21501 P. □. BOX 1374 TRI-COUNTY GAS CO. INC. U S. ARMY Are you in need of training, experience or a job? Do you want to further your education in college and have up to 75% of the tuition paid. How about traveling worldwide? The Army can help you ac¬ complish your goal by doing all of the above. For more unformation, contact Army Recruiting at 749-9263 and talk to SFC Don Johnson, SSG Eddie Ray, SFL Morris Smith or come on down to 316 East Main Street, Salisbury, Maryland. JOIN THE PEOPLE WHO’VE JOINED THE ARMY. Congratulations To The Class Of Seventy-Seven JOHN F. TILGHMAN SONS, INC N. SALISBURY BLVD. | R‘ | CORNER ACADEMY AT WILSON ST. R||El3 AND UN,VERSITY AVE SALISBURY, MD. 21801 FEDERALSBURG, MD. 21632 PHONE 742-7232 PHONE 754-5454 ALEXANDER ' S HOUSE OF MUSIC Baldwin Pianos And Organs Gibson And Fender Guitars Conn-Selmer-Olds Band Instruments Instruction, Studios, And Service 1221 Old Ocean City Rd. 749-6372 And Shopper’s World Salisbury, M.D. And 312 Sunburst Hywy. 228-2131 Cambridge, M.D. CAL’S MARKET Pizza And Subs Snow Hill Road Salisbury, Maryland 192 TJ7 hanna JTxV KREMER INSURANCE, INC. Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 1977 1118 East Main Street Post Office Box 1615 Tel.: 749-0116 Salisbury, Maryland 21801 TT7 HANNA IXV KREMER INSURANCE, INC. P.O. Box 1537 (301) 742-7161 Salisbury, Maryland 21801 GEO. L. RALPH, INC. Distributor, Chevron Oil Company Products 315 Lake Street Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Telephone 301-749-7121 Chevron A.T. Monigle President G.E. Moeller Agent PEOPLE ' S LIRE Insurance Company Bus. Phone: 749-9171 Washington, D.C. Res. Phone: 749-5086 703 East Main Street Salisbury, MD 21801 RADIATORS M RALPH GASKILL, INC. ’s BUCK’S RADIATOR SERVICE 110 West Main Street Cleaning—Repairing—Recoring Radiators One Man Tells Another Salisbury, Maryland 21801 600 Webster St. Phone: 742-1205 Salisbury, MD 21801 ORANGE JULIUS THURSTON CAMERA STORE AND STUDIO (Portrait And Commercial) 101 Plaza West Salisbury, Maryland 21801 mg, Out—In Or Up If You Can See It We Can Take A Picture Of It fv5 ... Compliments Of A devilish good drink! TAPE WORLD East Main Street And Snow Hill Rd. Phone 546-1500 Largest Selection Of Tapes And Albums On The Shore SGA ' s beautiful Christmas Land! SGA ' s Emerson Avenue Valentine ' s Day party. The glory of being Homecoming Queen. S. G.A. Christmas land ' s chairpersons, Jeff Montgomery and John Whall. PORCELAIN REPAIRS Home: 742-4970 Office: 749-0192 TRI-STATE FIBERGLASS REPAIR Boats—Bathtubs—Sinks—Chemical Tanks Specialists In Tub Sink Repairs BURNS—SCRATCHES—CHIPS—CRACKS Odell Childress P.O. Box 1283 Salisburg, MD 21801 Congratulations To The Class Of “1977” n U fURNITIf COMPAN Home Furnishings 424 E. Church St. Telephone 749-6681 Salisbury, Maryland 21801 UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP 196 1534 N. Salis. Blvd. Salisbury, MD 21801 WILD BILL ' S ■HEauuasaki TACKLE—HUNTING SUPPLIES GUNS—POLICE SUPPLIES AMMO—CAMPING SUPPLIES “Largest Dealer Of Handguns On The Eastern Shore” 1600 NORTH SALISBURY BLVD. SALISBURY. MD. 740-MM Across From Lawrence Volkswagen THE DOCKSIDE MURPHY ' S ROYAL EXCHANGE PUB BANQUET ROOM Splendid Cookery For Your Special Functions From Sandwiches To Prime Rib Seafood Parties, Business Club Meetings Portable Spirits Luncheon-Dinner Buffets Sit Down Dinners Open For Lunch Dinner Rt. 50 Salisbury Seven Days 742-9221 Rt. 13 South Salisbury Boulev ard Phone 749-1263 Compliments Of ROSSO BROS. MUSIC CO. 417 E. Main St. (Next To Trailways) Salisbury, MD 21801 Phone 749-2231 To the students and faculty of Wi-Hi: This has been one of the best years for yearbook. Many thanks go to the follow¬ ing: Mr. Minner for his professional picture taking, students not on the staff for their contributions, Varsity Club for their help, businesses for their financial sup¬ port, and teachers for their understanding. A special thanks to Mrs. Wilsey for guiding the yearbook staff through the year. We would like to give special recog¬ nition to the following yearbook members for their time and effort in producing the 1976-77 yearbook: Greg Ferrier and Jean Edwards for selling ads, Brent Truitt for the freshman pages, Debbie Davis for junior pages, Mary Richardson for being yearbook’s “errand girl,” Betsy Fields for managing our money, and Susan Lee for typing. Although everyone contributed, these people deserve special mention. We hope that the returning yearbook members profit from this year in making the yearbooks to come as successful as the 1976-77 one. Many hours of out-of- school time, eating donut holes, Mrs. Wilsey yelling at us, and chasing down pic¬ tures went into this book. If there are smudges in the book, they are sweat! As editors of the yearbook we would like to wish everyone the best of luck in the future and hope you enjoy your yearbook. Ronnie Kirn Rhonda Todd Editors 197 PERSONAL PATRONS MR. AND MRS. ROBERT L. ADAMS MR. AND MRS. ELLWOOD ARDIS JANE SARAH BAREZEWSK1 MR. MRS. RONALD BRIDGE MR. MRS. HERBERT H. BULL MR. AND MRS. A.B. CANTWELL MR. MRS. WILLIAM F. COOK. SR. MR. MRS. BOB DARROW MR. CHARLES L. DAVIS MR. MRS. CHARLES L. ELLIOTT MR. MRS. RICHARD FARRELL MR. MRS. PATRICK FENNELL MR. MRS. PAUL E. FERRIER MR. MRS. PHILLIP R FIELDS MR. MRS. ROY L. FIELDS EARL MARY F1GGS MR. MRS. WM. GERSTEN MAIER MR. MRS. WILLIAM A. GIVANS MR. MRS. NICHOLAS GUIL1ANO MR. MRS. EDWARD GUREY MR. MRS. PAUL E. HALES MR. MRS. BENJAMIN ELIZABETH HITMAN MR. MRS. WALTER E. HOPPES MR. MRS. EUGENE HORNSBY MR. MRS. WM. (BARNEY) HOWETH MR. MRS. GEORGE HURCHALLA MR. MRS. G. L HUSTON WADE H. INSLEY, III 198 ’ 1 . MR. MRS. ROBERT M. LAWRENCE BILL LI 1.LISTON JERI LILLTSTON , MR. MRS. PAUL MARTIN 1 MR. MRS. J. DAVID MCDANIEL MR. MRS. JOHN E. MCHUGH, JR. MR. MRS. LEWIS C. MCKINLEY MR. H. CRAIG METZ MR. HANSFORD FARRIS MR. VERNON GIFFIN MR CLIFTON HOPE MRS KAREN LUTZ MR. RICHARD MCCABE MRS. MARTHA H. NUTTER i MR RUDOLPH STANLEY MRS.T. TAYLOR • “ MRS. J. TAYLOR MRS. MARION WILLIAM ' MRS. BARBARA WILSEY MS. FRANCES ANN FLORY MR. ROBERT MAJORS J MS. DOROTHY ANN YEATMAN MR BERNARD BOND MRS. DARLENE CORDREY MR. CARL R. DRAGWA MR. CHARLES W. CROSS MR. DAVID UNDERWOOD MISS LESLIE GRABER PERSONAL PATRONS w MR. MRS. OLAND H. MILLS BILL BETTY MORGAN MR. MRS. KENNETH L. MUSSER MR. MRS. DEWEY OUTTEN MR. MRS. RALPH L PENNEWELL MR. MRS. DAVID S. PLATTS WILLIAM PREYE MR. MRS. DONALD,L. RECORDS MR. MRS. PAUL RENDINE LEN NANCY RICHES MR. MRS. JOSEPH SAl l]AC MR MRS. AL SCR!VO MR. MRS LOUIS SMITH WI HI SPANISH CLUB MR. MRS. BOB CATHIE TAWES MR. MRS. C. ALAN TRUITT MR. MRS. GERALD B. TRUITT r MR. MRS. HARRY UNDY MR. MRS. DEAN WELLS MR. MRS. WENDEL WEST MR. MRS. DONALD V. WHITE MR. MRS. EDWARD R. WHITE MR. MRS. GEORGE WHITELOCK PROFESSIONAL PATRONS DEL-MAR-VA TUXEDO RENTALS EASTERN SHORE. S I III COMPANY ED’S TRUCKING COMPANY N ' S JEWELERS LUCILLE ' S FLOWERS | MISTER DONUT PARKLANE HOSIERY PEP BOYS PITTSBURG PAINTS CENTER AL STEERE REALTY SWISS COLONY WICOMICO BOWLING 1 ANES i Mr. Clifton Hope Mr. Vernon Giffin With thanks to Mr. Giffin for: helping us find jobs helping us solve our problems getting us out of trouble for misunderstandings helping his D.E. students win state and regional contests using his spare time to benefit us encouraging us to seta goal in life, and strive to reach it organizing sports activities between other DECA chapters for our enjoyment for being more than a teacher; for being a friend. Thank you. In gratitude to Mr. Hope for: listening to our problems caring about us supporting our school activities advising in our career choices helping us schedule classes encouraging our dreams pointing us toward a goal easing our parents ' minds Thank you.