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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1981 volume:

TOM-TOM WICOMICO SENIOR HIGH SALISBURY, MARYLAND DEDICATION For you, o special person, we creote this book. As o teacher, advisor, and friend you have set exam¬ ples for your students to follow,- you have continu¬ ously pushed us farther on the long and winding road of education. However, most importantly, you have helped to prepare us for life. To you, Mrs. Barbara Wilsey, the Tom Tom Staff wishes to show its appreciation. You have shown us that hard work pays off. Your advice to the yearbook staff from 1973 to 1980 has been that we must work in order to succeed as a group. Your many essays and research papers have taught us how to write. The road you hove helped us to pave will always lead us back to thoughts of you. Therefore, we dedicate the 1980 Tom Tom to you, Mrs. Wilsey. TABLE OF CONTENTS FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS SENIORS HAPPENINGS FACULTY SPORTS CLUBS ADVERTISEMENTS 3 THE LONG AND 4 WINDING ROAD . . 5 We hove indeed traveled a long and winding road through Wi-Hi. It has been scattered with many sights and experiences. Beauty and the beast, work and play, emptiness and togetherness are just some of the things we have encountered. ' t A V One long ond winding rood come to o trogic end this yeor with the death of ex-Beatle John Lennon. But as one road ends, an¬ other begins and the members of the Senior Class are getting ready to start off in their own direc¬ tions. Lauren Dianich started down a road tak¬ en by many pretty girls at Wi Hi, that of Homecom¬ ing attendant. And though the road for the field hockey team has al¬ ways been rocky, it be¬ came a little less so as they improved their re¬ cord to 3-7. A w 1 Many of us took the day off to travel down the long, straight rood to Ocean City - and didn ' t it seem to take longer to get there than it did to come home?! And while some were taking the day off, others were travel¬ ling down the long, rough, bumpy, hazardous, tiring road to completing the year¬ book. n m A 9 Where would Wi Hi hove been on its rood to victory without its ever cheering ond supportive crowds? Though our sports teams were terrific, the yelling fans sure did odd o lot more spirit to the gomes. And while the fans chose to use their voices, some of us wonted to use other body ports to help us get on down the rood. Some soccer players used their heads, and stu¬ dents who at tended the Homecoming Donee used their feet (ond other ports of their bodies) in easing on down the rood. The rood may hove been rough, but no matter what the problem Wi Hi has always pulled through. The cheerleaders, who were a little weak in the knees always man¬ aged to find something to laugh about. And though our football team had problems of its own to tackle , we know they ' ll be out there again next year tougher than ever. The volleyball team hit most¬ ly bumps along their road but still were a tough team to beat. And with a new yearbook advisor this year, we were sure there would be some problems but Mr. Bond reas¬ sured us by saying, This job will be as easy as . . . cake . . . uh, I mean pie! Along the road we have seen many different sights. The sophomores tried to take the float competition but wound up on the other side of the street. The Senior Class clowned around this year but still turned out a good Senior Fair. One new rood of Wi Hi be¬ gan this year with the addi¬ tion of the new guidance counselor, Mr. Mumford. The road went through the hills and found a clan of Hillbillies that decided to come to Wi Hi. Kim served up a good year and Phil thought it was a big splash. The road at Wi Hi is coming to a close for some but will continue for others. But whatever the case may be, it will be one that no one will ever forget. . . . IT ALWAYS 14 LEADS YOU BACK. 15 FRESHMEN Freshman Class Officers: Trinee Dashield, Pres., Lauren Dianich, Vice- Cheering freshmen Pres.; Derh Phillips, Sec.; Karen Darker, Tres. As Freshmen, rhe first few days were somewhat frightening but we quickly adjusted to everything. We began by electing our class officers: Trinee Dashield, Pres., Lauren Dianich, Vice- Pres., Beth Phillips, Sec., Karen Barker, Treas. Our next election was for Home¬ coming Reps and we again chose Trinee Dashield and Lauren Dianich to beautifully represent us. With the help of many class members we began to construct our masterpiece float. Out theme was The Three Little Pigs and we came out on top with a first place finish. Although All-Sports Night wasn ' t as much of a success, we intend to do better next year with a little more help. We raised money this year by selling candy,. Either the Reese Cups and Krackel bars were more than good or everybody was very hungry because we sold every last piece of candy. Obviously, this fund raiser was a success. We would like to thank our class officers and sponsors for all the time and effort they put in to help us out. 17 Dovid Abborr Melinda Adams Errer Adkins Amy Adrion John Alberts John Allen Ranzie Armstrong Lorie Baker Clarence Ballard Karen Baker Tonya Barkley Franklin Bateman Cheryl Beckett Lasharel Beckett Kellie Bennett John Birkhead Shyrees Bivens Tabarha Bloke Jonathan Blakney Kim Bowden Frances Bowden Buddy Bozman Ellen Bradford Alan Brarren Renee Brarten Lorrie Breece Robert Brewginron Lavessa Briddell Amos Brooks Jeff Brown 18 Linda Drown Stephanie Bullion Sheila Bullock Marcia Bundick Karen Burns Berh Callaway Rodney Cannon John Carmine Crysral Carnegie William Carroll Darrol Carrer Mark Carhell Angela Chaney Richard Chapman Clark Chester Horace Chester Bronte Church Janiene Clark Danny Coffin George Coffin Marilyn Collick 19 Y Troy Deol Kevin Dean Jeffrey Dennis Chris Derby Wesley Deshields Lauren Dianich Joan Collins Marjorie Conner Denise Copeland Charles Copes Morrhew Copes Jennifer Creed William Curris Drenden Dashiell Roberr Dashiell Tamara Dashiell Trenee Dashiell Thomas Davenporr Lamonr Davis Rodney Davis Lesrer Dawson 20 Koren Dickerson Trino Dickerso Willio Dishoroon Alicio Dormon Leon Dozier Evon Former Comillie Forrore Melody Fenner Srephome Fields Jocqueline Finney Pandora Finney Darrell Fisher Randy Firzgerold Lisa Ford Rhonda Garris Adele Duirscher Melissa Dunklemon Naralie Duponr Cindy Ehinger Sunday Ehinger Kimberly Eisenheuer Chrisrine Elliorr Cynrhia Elliorr Karen Elliorr Shirley Elliorr Lean Elzey Norman Ennis William Ennis Barry Esham Sabrina Evererr 21 Christopher Goodwin Loune Gordy Ron Gordy Melody Gray Wendy Gray Den Greene Micky Gregory Down Holl Yvonne Hampron Clarissa Handy Karen Hardy Lisa Harmon Darrell Harmon Duren Harmon Jeffrey Harmon Stephanie Hoslom Della Hawkins Cheryl Hearn Jeff Herrzog Drendo Holland Maureen Holland Valerie Hooker Veronica Hooker Robin Hopkins Kevin Horner Vickie Horseman Robert Horsey Shielo Hudson Ronald Hull Potty Huntington 22 Gory Iclses Lovi Jaclsson Oliver Jackson Ernesr James Drian Johnson Brian Johnson Juoniro Johnson Vashri Johnson William Johnson Angelo Jones Anroine Jones Denine Jones Michoel Jones Renee Jones Rita Jones Shorlene Jones Beverly Justice Rids Keen Ken Kelly Eugene Kimes Cheryl Kirby Paul Klaverweiden Bill Kleger Joseph Krieger Brian Kunkowski Laura Lambert Angela Landes Lori Layfield Michael Layfield Vonnerre Leonard 23 Meg Lesocky Dill Lewis Elizabeth Lewis Heidi Lewis Lonnie Lewis Rodney Long Srephonie Long Soyna Lucas Lynnerre Lynn William Morriner Doren Massey To Wanna McGill Kelie Mdnryre Tammy Mdnryre Phillip McMichael Timorhy McMichael Donnie Meadows Melanie Meadows Condy Mears Lynn Messicks Keirh Middleton Sheila Miles Vanessa Miles Duane Miller Tina Mills Andre Minton Brian Mitchell Jeannette Mitchell Keero Mitchell William Mitchell 24 Kevin Moore Michele Moore Phillip Moore Eric Morris Gregg Morris Porrico Morris Volorie Morris Vanessa Morris Vanessa Morron Paul Murphy Gwendolyn Niblerr Mark Niblerr Andre Niskey Michele Nock Warren Owens Tony Parker Pose Parsons Mark Passen Giro Parel Susan Parrerson Melissa Payne Ronald Peek Jodie Pellegrin Pamela Perrifield Srar Perdue Daniel Perers Allan Phillips Derh Phillips Chrisrine Phillips Michael Phillips 25 Brenda Phippin Wendy Picken Keirh Pierrowicz Thalia Poole Monica Powell Kevin Price Robin Price Chris Provosr Audrey Purnell James Purnell Dawn Pusey Jana Rhock Scorr Richardson Joseph Riddick Deborah Rider Marrhew Roache Pam Robertson Selina Robinson Tracy Romblad 1 Joseph Rosales Hope Ruark 26 Kevin Ryder Derrick Sonders April Savage Down Savage Melanie Schales Gail Schells Gary Schells Diann Schevel Teresa Schevel Parrick Schilling James Schoolfiela Jessie Scorr Kim Scorr William Scorr Clifford Shahan Lisa Sherril Barbara Shipley Michael Shipe Pamela Sims Darrel Slade Dawn Smirh Jervon Smirh Kim Smirh Leslie Smirh Eric Spadin Charles Spmella Roberr Sranley Vickie Srark Lisa Srrieb Deborah Surron 27 Curris Taylor Donald Taylor Kim Taylor Caron Ternullo Jonarhan Thomas Melanie Thomas Parricia Thronron Deborah Tilghman Mary Todd Ginger Toomey James Trour Daren Turner Kim Turner Stephanie Vickers Marla Walker Troy Wallace Marvin Ward Tiah Warson Louro Lee Weber Srephame Weber Richard Websrer Jodi Wesr Leslie Wesr Robert White Sheila White Tyrman White Kim Whirelock Andrea Wilkinson Stephanie Willey Candice Williams 28 Geraldine Williams Presron Williams Sranley Williams Ledene Willing Kennerh Wilson Lillian Wilson Adrian Winder Anna Winder Sam Workman Sherry Wyarr Angela Young Clara Zaellner CAMERA SHY Michelle Dailey Cheryl Decker William Dounds Charles Drooks Lynn Durron Paidena Collins Carolyn Combs Anrhony Corbin Gloria Croswell William Curris Karen Curlip Gladys Darby Michelle Daugherry Pam Davis Poberr Deverlany James Dickerson Sophia Dorman Gory Gray Vmcenr Hardy Herman Purnell Kelly Daub Valerie Robins Sreve Shrieves Liso Srier Sreve Walker Ken Wigfall Tim Wilson 29 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers: Lori Shockley, Treas., Tracy Greene, Vice — Pres., Anno Emond. Pres., Ruth Richins, Sec We sophomores srorred rhe year wirh o small Treasury. Our first order of business was our warer balloon rhrow or rhe Senior Class Fair. The balloons really flew ond we raised over fifty dollars. Although this would hardly moke o dent in the money needed to build our float we began construction and wirh rhe help of donations, managed to place second and still hove money left over. We were beautifully represented by Debbie Gaddis and Ruth Ri- chins in the Homecoming Court. Next, we hod several soles including rhe sole of Wi-Hi ball¬ point pens. This was a large success and a bake sole added twenty more dollars to our treasury. Then come All-Sports Night. Even wirh on increase in participation we still come in fourth. But os they soy, wait until next year. Thanks go to the whole doss of ' 83 for their support and increased participation. Thanks are also in order for our excellent class officers and our wonderful class sponsors. . Who? ME?! 32 CarlaJo Adkins John Angew Adrionne Anderson Wendy Andrews Addie Armstrong Kim Doer Marlene Bollard Lisa Dosserr Leona Bareman Bandy Beers Kim Benn Wolrer Bennerr Willie Benron Marquira Bloke Terry Boone Debbie Bounds Dru Bragg Ronald Brarren Vanessa Brarren Robin Brewer Andre Briddell Antoinette Briddell Susan Britringhom Teresa Britringhom Kevin Brown Patricio Brown Daniel Bruce Willie Buggs Marcels Bundick John Burton Brian Burler Veronica Dyrd Terri Cain Charlene Colvano Yolanda Campbell Kim Carey Peggy Carey Paul Cormine Ararha Carr Arerha Carr John Carhell Alan Cheek Vince Cherrix Karhy Church Berh Clark Greg Clifron Ralph Coleman James Conner Krisri Conre Kennerh Cook Craig Cooper 33 Gene Cooper Lisa Core David Correia Randy Cox Holly Cunningham John Curry Karen Curlip Keirh Dale Juaniro Darley Danny Darling Deborah Dashiell Allison Dawson Chrisrie Decker JamesDickerson Rosa Dickerson Malinda Dixon Ellen Dodd Jeonerre Dodd Dondra Dorrell Sherree Douglas Helen Drummond 34 Jock Dryden Pom Dryden Carlo Dunahoo Don Durron Carrie Ecker Fernerre Elzey Anno Emond Gory Ennis Kim Ennis Cory Evans Lisa Evans Tracey Evererr Donzello Finney Monica Fonraine Donnie Foskey Tessa Fosrer Jeff Frirrs Debbie Gaddis Vanessa Gaskies Carhy Gibson Nick Gismondi Chuck Gichnour Towanda Godwin Lisa Good Shelly Gray Cheryl Gregory Jeff Groron James Haley Kim Hampron Anrhony Handy 35 Lisa Harmon Linda Harris Laura Harr Karen Hearn Tracy Hearh Mark Herrle Terri Hill Julie Hires Ellen Hobbs Keirh Hobbs Gary Hooper Grerchen Hopper Richard Hornsby Becky Horsey Elizabeth Horsey Edward Horseman Sandra Howard Pam Hudson Maurice Humphreys Joy Hurley Donna Jackson Angelo James Alone Jeckins Chris Johnson Danny Johnson Dean Johnson Dynel Johnson Kim Johnson Rondallyn Johnson Yvonne Johnson Robin Jones Sonya Jones Mickey Jusrice Michael Key Anronio Kimber Chris Kirkman Roberr Kloverweiden Jocl ie Labounry Angelo Lobrush Sherri Laird Qerh Loppen Kim Lorimore Arrhur Lawrence Sheila Learherbury Moxine Lecoro Michael Lemley Lori Lemon Raymond Lenord Corhy Lewis Michele Lewis Tony Lewis Dob Loscomb Jeff Mogoon Suzannah Manoque Debbie Mariner Jeff Morrinez Gale Mason Terry Marsarsas Druce Morhews Dorrie Morhews 37 Korhy McDrien Phyllis McCann Eli McCoy Susan McDaniel Wanda McGee Drian McGinry Ann McKenzie Pam Mears Drian Melvin Becky Messick Jerry Messick Sharon Messick Drenda Mirchell Pekirio Mirchell Vernerra Mirchell Debbie Monrgomery Donnie Moore Terry Moreno Darlene Morris Joe Myer Linda Nacrelli Lori Noble Dob Noble Lorry Oares Shown O ' Neil Angelo Onley Jomie Page Dona Palmer Tyrone Porker Morchel Perdow 38 Donald Perdue Lynn Perdue Walter Phillips Andy Pierson Susan Pinro Mark Powell Edirh Prince Prushansky, Janer David Ragin Sonya Raynor Chenira Reddick Sam Rehm Rurh Richins Michele Roberrson Pam Roberrson Druce Roglirz Lorraine Ryan Bobby Sample Herman Savage Marylin Savage Aniro Schales Mark Schoolfield Billy Scorr Lisa Scorr Barbara Shafer Dawn Sheppard Lori Shockley David Short Sonia Showed Craig Shreeves 39 Suzie Shroyer Desiree Smirh Dale Smirh Howard Smirh Lorenzo Smirh Rurh Smirh Theresa Smullen Edward Snead Edmund Snead James Srark Hearher Srein Clark Srephens Jimmy Srewarr Lisa Srier Sherri Sweer Sonia Swifr Derry Thomas Gregg Thomas Lisa Thomas Debbie Thomas Terry Thomas 40 Michelle Thompson Nikki Thrash Phil Tonelli Susan Townsend Richard Truirr Richard Tull Demerri Turner Dione Turner Rhonda Turner William Turner April Tyler Hank Usilron Charles Vane Cindy Varga Kerri Vaughn Susan Wainwrighr Jeff Walsron Jonine Warson Sandy Weirich Bobby Whire Donald Whire Pam Whire Rodney Whire Terrance Whire Walter Whire Dan Williams Donnie Williams Paula Williams Robert Williams Lawrence Wilson 41 JUNIORS Junior Class Officers: (rop ro borrom) Sandy Layron, Treasurer, Ann Meilhammer, Pres., Jill Nock, Sec, Nor pictured: Leigh Hurley, Vice- Pres., Barbi Beach, Hisrorian. Whar? We don ' r hove any money? Bur we ' ve gor rhe Junior-Senior Banquer ro poy for! Whar ore we going ro do? These ore rhe rhoughrs rhar ran rhrough rhe minds of our newly elecred officers, who were: Ann Meilham mer, Pres.; Leigh Hurley, Vice-Pres.; Jill Nock, Sec.; Sandy Loyron, Tres. To help boosr our economic sranding we hod several cor washes and bake soles and a dorr boorh or rhe Senior Fair. Even wirh money ro build rhe floor, Pino- chio srill broughr us a lasr place finish. However, we did win rhe spirir chain comperirion sponsored by rhr Keyerres. Then in January, we proved our rowdiness by win¬ ning firsr place ar rhe Winrer Pep Bally. Ar all Sporrs Nighr we almosr defeared rhe defending champions, rhe Seniors, bur due ro a lack of parriciparion we losr by a mere four poinrs. Wair ' ril nexr year! We rurned our arrenrion ro rhe Junior Senior Banquer. All in all ir was a very successful nighr wirh one hun¬ dred and eighry people arrending. The dinner was carered by English ' s, and B-Benr Sound rocked us rhrough rhe resr of rhe evening. Now our long awair- ed Senior Year is almosr here! Liz rakes a break!! Denise Adorns Michelle Adoms Tracy Adams Carlron Adkins Brian Alexander Greg Alexander Marjorie Allen Greg Anderson Bruce Bacon Delena Banins Scorr Barber Anronio Bareman Borbi Beach Carol Bean Scorr Bell Sherri Bell Liz Berry Brenda Berhard James Berhard Kevin Bingham Berh Blakeney Marry Blakeney Richard Boswell Monica Bowden Sheliey Bozman Sharen Bridge Lou Bromley Penny Bromley Keirh Brooks Mike Bullock 46 Annie M. welcomes you ro Juniors. The gong ' s oil here! HOMECOMING FLOAT? TOO DAD THE THEME WASN ' T NIGHTMARES! Anonymous Mark Burkerr Rick Burns Berh Calloway Barry Cannon Pom Cannon Sreve Corey Don Correr Rick Correr Sreve Causey Deneen Chandler Warrenerra Collins Paulo Commodore Scorr Conowoy Mark Conre Arron Cook 47 Sherri and Volerie cheer for Juniors Wierd!! Shenirra Corbin Dana Cordrey Down Cordrey Susan Core Alan Coulbourn Adrian Creighron Kurr Cropper Philip Crouse David Cunningham Paulerre Czyz Jeff Dole Alex Davis Mike Davis Debbie Dennis Jennifer Dixon 48 Theresa Dixon Chrisrine Dize Danny Dorsey Lori Dykes David Ennis Susan Ennis Wanda Evans Doug Evererr Norman Farlow Mike Farra Chrisrine Fields Lamonr Fields Doreorha Finney George Franklin Tim Garigliano Laurie Gibbons Chudi Gochnour Edwina Godwin Vidsi Gordy Vonda GosJee Tony Graham Dean Granr Mark Grovenor Richie Gray Sharon Hagen Donna Hohner Eric Hale James Hall Mike Hall Scorr Hamblin 1 49 Dorerho Handy Dnan Harringron Amy Harris Dane Hearh Tammy Hedges Sherri Henderson Brian Herrle Monica Hill Bob Himelrighr Fay Hirchens Frank Hoge Greg Holr Ricky Hoppes Connie Hoprich Rich Horner Rira Howe Renee Hudson Roberr Hudson Cheryl Hunrer Leigh Hurley Daryl Johnson Tommy Johnson John Jones Parricia Jones Sandy Jones Vicky Jones Phil Joseph Arlene Justice Kelly Kendall Laura Kennedy 50 Assemblies? Boring!!! Sherri Bell Hey, I KNOW I ' m bod!! Con we come our now? Glen Lecoro Mike Lewis Tom Lewis Sondy Linder Craig Long Valerie Macon Chris Madden Lynn Mahan Jeff Malcolm David Malone Jo Ellen Mason Sherry Massey Todd Marsarsos Anrhony McCoy David McDaniel 52 Angelo McGill Gronr Mdnryre Alex McKenzie Ronnie Meadows Usa Meors Ann Meilhommer Jeff Middleron Lori Mills David Moreno Irvin Morris Oliver Morris Par Morris Warren Morris Charles Morron Roy Morron Edwin Moss Delores Moye Chris Mulford Debbie Murray Ellen Nosh David Neal Jill Nock Gory Norrh Leslie Olsen Cleoesrher Palmer Charlene Porker Drenr Parsons Jill Pierson Jackie Phippin Terri Plunkerr 53 Cheryl Posrley Keirh Prushonsky Down Pumphrey Douglas Purnell Curris Pusey Howard Pusey Heorher Radcliffe Jeff Reddish Donna Revel Darryl Rhock Leon Richardson Chuck Riddick Jay Roache Evelyn Robinson Laura Rogon Mike Sapp Craig Savage David Schanfelrer Shawn Schoolfield Robert Schwenk Terri Scorr Parri Seward Philip Shafer Lori Shelron Angela Sheppard Jamie Simms Druce Smgleron Anroine Smiley Lisa Smirh Michelle Smirh 54 WHAT did you soy?? Pictures For Yearbook?? Great But Not Me!! Robert smiles for Yearbook. School Motto! Sherri Smith Teeno Smirh Som Smullen Darren Srarns Susan Steelman Jimmy Stewart Peggy Stewart Tommy Sweet Rodney Tawes Billy Taylor Paul Teaman Steve Thomos Terri Thomas Chris Thrash Showanna Tilghmon 55 Mark Townsend Tommy Trader Barry Travis Chris Travis Rurh Tribber Jennie Trivirs Mike Trivirs Tammy Truirr Wendy Truirr Holly Tschop Jad son Turner Sheila Turner David Twilley Ron Vesr Noncy Wagner 56 PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Vice-presidenr, Jon Lomor; Hisrorion, Kim Malone, Presidenr, James Parker, Secrerary, Pam McGlorhin; Treasurer, Lisa Griffirh. Joyce is in o class by herself. Oh, rhar srudenr reacher is so cure! Warren Turner Adams, Jr. Dawn Lynn Adkins Claire Ann Albrechr Vicroria Lynne Anderson Paul Chrisropher Anrhony Edward Wilson Arvey WARREN TURNER ADAMS, JR.; Doug , Carpentry 3; remem bered for his block Comoro; plans ro become o Maryland Srore Trooper DAWN LYNN ADKINS; Down , DECA 3, 4. (sec. 4), 2ns place in DEC A regionol comperirion, remembered for always missing rhe some days os Christy D , plans ro find a good job, leave Salisbury and get married someday CLAIRE ANN ALBRECHT; Claire Dear , remembered for never coming ro school and alwoys AW AW A Wing at Sheila and good looking guys, plans ro work for an airlines or a company where she can Travel VICTORIA LYNNE ANDERSON; Vikki , Vo rech 3, 4, Homecom ing Court 4, remembered for being herself and always striving for rhe best, plans ro become a fashion designer or merchandiser, and arrend college PAUL CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY; Hollywood . J V Football 1, Soccer 1, 2. 3. 4. Volleyball 1, 2 (Californio), Baseball 3, remem¬ bered for his California rags and doing everything bur accomplish¬ ing nothing, plans ro get a college DS degree and become an oirforce pilot EDWARD WILSON ARVEY; Dig Ed, Monkey , DECA 3. 4. Prom Comm 4, SGA 4, remembered for always having an open ear and a welcome shoulder, rhe DEUCE and the Group, plons ro become a professional firefighter VICTOR JEFFREY DEAN; Dean , Soccer 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, Phorog rophy Club 3, 4, remembered for going ro parries and being rhe only sober one rhere, plans ro arrend college or rhe Universiry of MD, College Pork and srudy veterinary medicine CHRISTINA LYNN BEIRLE; ' Christy , SGA 2, 3, AFS 2 (sec), re membered for being crazy and loving Craig Jones, plons ro be¬ come an executive secretary, marry Craig and live happily, for¬ ever CHARLES CROPPER BELL, JR.; Chuck , plans ro go inro rhe service. JAMES EDWARD DENDLER; Jimmy , Track 3, Science Club 1, Sponish Club 1. 2, Wi Hi Singers 4, Dand 3, 4 (Mgr), Orchestra 3. 4, All Shore Dand 4, All County Chorus 4, Senior Class Play 3, remem¬ bered for getting our of class for band procrice (and ro sweep rhe parking lor), plans ro go ro college and major in Music Education, and ro procrice unril his fingers fall off Victor Jeffrey Dean Christina Lynn Beirle Charles Cropper Dell, Jr. 6 ) James Edward Dendler Lawrence Chelron Bivens Colleen Renee Bosrick BING DINGG BARROOP! D. Watford Gayle Lynn Bowden Larry Dean Bridge Robert Carson Bozman Demerrius Pirrie Brown LAWRENCE CHELTON DIVENS; LB J V Foorboll 2. Foorboll 3. 4, (capr 4), Wi Hi News 3, 4, Varsiry Club 3, 4, SGA 4. Assembly Comm 4, Prom Comm 4, Offensive Player of rhe Year 4 (foor boll), remembered for his philosophizing during pre-gome pep ralks and being respected ro rhe urmosr, plans ro arrend college ond major in Poliricol Science COLLEEN RENEE BOSTICK; Kelly , Class Pres 2 (Delmor), AFS 1. 2 (sec 1, vice pres. 2), Jr Humane Society 1. 2, (vice pres 1, pres 2), FDLA 1, 2, 3. DECA 3, 4 (vice pres 3), Keyetres 3, 4, Conry Bond 1, 2, remembered for helping get rid of 4 DE teachers in one year ' s rime, hanging around with Aume ond wearing dresses only when it roined; plans to marry rhe one she loves, F rank Hamilton, attend Southeastern Academy, ond keep up with, if nor improve her religion GAYLE LYNN BOWDEN; Goyle , Basketball 2, Tennis 1, 2. 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, SGA 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Comm 3, 4 (chairman), Sopho¬ more Goss’ Treas. Chrisrmoslond, Distinguished Scholar, Science Seminars, remembered for being able ro sing very good on rhe weekends, plans ro attend Virginia Tech ond major in interior decorating ond studio art ROBERT CARSON BOZMAN; Corson , Soccer 2, Tennis 2, 4, DECA 3, Prom Comm 4 ; remembered for his love for Jockie LoBounry, ond for always being so shy ; plans ro marry Jackie ond go into construction or rhe Air Force, possibly ro be o helicopter pitot LARRY DEAN BRIDGE; VICA 3, 4, Vo-rech 3, 4, remembered for his ' 57 Chevy with flames ond olwoys loving o beautiful girl nomed Sherri, plans ro get married ro Sherri, work hard, ond expand his father ' s corporation DEMETRIUS PIRRIE BROWN; Ghost , Young Idealists 3, 4, Drama 4, remembered for his kindness ond respect ond being happy when he ' s down, plans ro go ro college or go into rhe Coast Guard WHEN IN DOUBT . . . E. Arvey Gole Lynn Qrumley Lomonr Kevin Burke SCOn THOMAS DROWN; “Brawny , Tennis 1. AFS 2, 3, remem¬ bered for frying ro ger dong wirh everybody, ond for his perfecr orrendonce in rhe springtime (especially Fridays), plans ro srorr ploying professional billiards in June ond rhen go ro college in February for Business Administration SHARON CHRISTINE DROWN; ‘Shorty , Intermediate Choir 3; remembered for being short ond quiet; plans ro go ro college in a year, and ger married TERRANCE SPENCER DROWN; “Terry , Track 2, 3, remembered for being cool, plans ro orrend college. MATTHEW PHILLIP DRUCE; ' Mart , Football Mgr 3, 4, Moth Team 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Indian Chant 3, Yearbook 4, remembered for wiping our or Spearing ond running over o skunk (kitty cor?) ; plans ro go ro University of Md and major in Aerospace Engineer¬ ing. GALE LYNN DRUMLEY; “Gale , VICA 3, 4, Cosmetology 3 (doss rep 3, 4), Pres of VICA 4, remembered for loving Mark so much ond always being wirh Jenni, ond Teresa, plans ro own, operate ond manage her own beauty salon and ro live a happy ond successful life wirh someone special LAMONT KEVIN DURKE; Monty . J V Basketball 3, Cross Coun¬ try 3, Basketball 4, VICA Volleyball and Softball 3, VICA 3, Auto Mechanics 3, 4, Perfecr Attendance Certificate for Vo-rech; re¬ membered for just being a good friend of everybody ond for always loving Trenee, plans ro attend a technical school, become a certified auto mechanic ond someday ger married. PATRICK EDWARD DURKE; P D , AV Club 1, Medio Club 1, 2, Lorin Club 1, 2, remembered for being rhe Deod Heod who loved ro do Trig., plans ro orrend college or become a professional wrestler DARNELL EDWARD CAMPER; “Duck . J.V Doskerboll 2, Dasker boll 3, 4 (Copt 4), remembered for his loudness ond rhe way he mode people lough, plans ro build houses ond ro go os for os he con in life MICHAEL JOHN CAREY; Mike ”, Prom Comm 4, remembered for being rhe Mon From Arby ' s , plons ro orrend college, go on ro become o ranger, ond lorer move ro Monrono MARCUS LORENZO CARR; ' Super-srar , J V Doskerboll 1, Dasker boll 2, 3. 4 (Copr 3, 4,), VICA 3, 4, remembered for being able ro handle ony siruorion rhor occurs; plans ro orrend college, ond major in psychology, also ro enjoy life JEFFERSON LOUIS CATHELL; Lurch , Soccer 3, Indoor Track 2, 3, Trock 2, 3, 4, Lorin Club 3, Dond 1, 2, 3; remembered for being o fosr whire boy and for getting married in his senior year, plans ore undecided WILLIAM JAMES CHANDLER; Chunky , Doskerboll 2 (Mgr ), DECA 3, 4, remembered for being able ro ger along with every¬ one, ond always being able ro moke new friends, plans ro orrend college ond become on engineer CLARITA GARCIA CHESTER; Trock 1, Doskerboll 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4 remembered for being nice ond quier, (Dions ro go ro college or become o police officer ERNEST DURAN CLARK III; Derr , Dandy , remembered for being crozy, being wirh Sharon ond being rhe No 1 Derr, plons ro be on ouro mechomc or o truck driver ond ro marry Sharon Hagen DONNA RAE COLLINS; Donna , Cross Counrry 3, 4 (Mgr ), Indoor Trock 4 (Mgr), FDLA 2, 3, 4 (ires. 3. porlimenrorion 4), AFS 2, 3, 4 (vice-pres 4), Arr Club 4, VICA 4, Prom Comm. 4 , remem¬ bered for being one of rhe quieresr people in rhe doss ond always rrying ro moke new friends; plons ro orrend SSC and ger her degree in Nursing, ond rhen ger married MICHAEL RICHARD COLLINS; Mike , Foorboll 3, remembered for his tremendous drinking obiliry ond mischievous odvenrures, plans ro orrend college ond major in architecture Patrick Edward Burke Michael John Carey Jefferson Louis Carhell Darnell Edward Camper Marcus Lorenzo Carr William James Chandler Tonya Teresa Collins Gary John Connell Joyce Anne Conner Randolph Copes, Jr. Ranerre Regina Copes Michelle Yvonne Cropper Lisa Sue Culver Sherry Lee Corbin Lisa Kay Culver Karhleen Susan Cunningham TANYA TERESA COLLINS; Tan , Trock 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Indoor Trock 3, 4, SGA 1, Band Fronr 1, 2, VICA 3, Hockey MVP 4, Invirorionol Track Meer Award 4. remembered for being o kind, loving, undersronding person, plans ro go ro college and ger married. GARY JOHN CONNELL; “Pink Panrher , J V Foorball 2, Football 3, 4, Winrer Trock 4. Spring Trock 4, FBLA 4, VICA 3, 4, Vo-rech 3, 4, Prom Comm 4, Who ' s Who 4, remembered for being quick wirh o joke, plans ro move ro Florida, go ro college, and go our wirh Brooke Shields JOYCE ANNE CONNER; Lily , Arr Club 4, Library Aide 3, Senior Class Ploy 4, Prom Comm 4, VICA 4, Vo-rech 4, Who ' s Who 4, remembered for writing poetry about her crazy bve lives and for porting her fronr reerh in the middle, plans ro pursue o career in speech porhology, marry, ond hove o small family RANDOLPH COPES, JR. ; Randy . FBLA 1 (Bennerr), VICA 3. remembered for his charm ond nice smile, plans ro enrer rhe Army ond be a Srore Police Officer RANETTE REGINA COPES; Pumpkin , remembered for being a kind person, plans ro become o hairdresser SHERRY LEE CORBIN; SGA 1, 2. Office Aide 1, Homecoming Courr 3; remembered for always smiling, plans ro be on executive secretary MICHELLE YVONNE CROPPER; Granny , VICA Volleyball 4, VICA Softball 4, VICA 4, Medio Club 3. SGA 2, 3, Who’s Who 4. remembered for laughing ond dressing nearly, plans ro orrend Srroyer College for rwo years ond roke conference ond courr reporting LISA KAY CULVER; Cheerleading 1, 2, 4, Tennis 1, 3, SGA 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Sociery 2, 3. 4 (sec. 4), French Club 1, Yearbook 2, 3, Prom Comm 4, Chnsrmoslond 1, 2. Freshman Class Pres., Junior Class Sec , Homecoming Courr 1, School Service Awards 1, 2, 3, Inter School Problems Comm 1, Science Seminars 3, Oprimisr Orororicol Contest 1, Besr All-Around Cheerleader 4, remembered for never having ro ger o perm ond making ir through all four years wirh Paul, plans ro orrend Clemson, majoring in food science ond ro lead o happy, fulfilling life LISA SUE CULVER; Lisa , Cross Country 1, 2. 3, 4, Indoor Trock 3, 4, Spring Trock 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsiry Club 2, 3, SGA 4, remembered for being Poulo ' s besr buddy ond saying whor was on her mind; plans ro hove opb where she con help orhers ond ger rhe fullest our of life KATHLEEN SUSAN CUNNINGHAM; Kar , remembered for her New York accent, plans ro go ro o community college and be come on x-ray technician Marrin Jennings Curry Daniel Leon Dashiell III Brian Keirh Davis John Michael Davis MARTIN JENNINGS CURRY; Cross Country 2, 3, 4 (MVS 4), Winter Track 3, 4. Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3 (star), Larin Oub 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Board of Education Rep 4, City Council Youth Rep 3, 4, Prom Comm 4, Vorsity Club 2, 3. 4, (rres 4), SGA 3, SGA President 4, Homecoming Comm 4, Election Comm 4, Constitutional Comm 4, Gifted and Tolented Program 1, School Service Award 2, Science Seminars 3, Optimist Youth Achievement Award 4, Store Finalist in the United Stores Youth Program 4, remembered for attending doss occasionally; plans to enter the field of chiropractic or sports medicine DANIEL LEON DASHIELL III; Danny , Soccer 1, J V Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Vo-tech 3, 4 ; plans to go into military service DRIAN KEITH DAVIS; plans undecided JOHN MICHAEL DAVIS; Mike . Tennis 2, 3, 4, Golf 2. 3, 4. remembered for wrecking cars and sleeping in class, plans to ortend college and major in business or law. ANDREA LEA DAWSON; Aunie Doodle Keyertes 2, 3, DECA 3, 4, Rifle Capr 3, Cobrguord 3 (vice-pres). remembered for dog¬ ging Johnson ' s doss and helping to get rid of four DE reochers, plans to go into advertising and work with abused kids KEITH DWIGHT DEAN. JR.; Clark Kent , French Club 1. Perfect Attendance Award, VIC A Olympics Award, remembered for his quietness outside and his wildness inside, plans to love, live and be happy DRUCE EDWARD DENNIS; Football 1, Track 1, 4, Media Club 4, Prom Comm 4, SGA 4, Who ' s Who 3; remembered for his outstanding personality as well as his way with words, plans to attend College Park to major in Business Administration and go into real estate or stocks and bonds MARLIES GAYLE DERBY; Marlies , AFS 2, 3, 4. Keyertes 1, Who’s Who 3, remembered for helping others our, nor folbwing the crowd and bving wildlife, pbns to leave Salisbury and travel JOHN EDWARD DEVINE, JR.; JD , DECA 3, 4, remembered for being in the wrong place at the wrong rime, plans to major in music KARI LYNN DIANICH; Kari Dee , Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. Field Hockey 4, Indoor Trock ' 2, AFS 2, 3, 4 (pres 3). Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm 4, French Club 2, SGA 3, 4, Who ' s Cho 3, National Merit Commended Student, Distinguished Scholar, remembered for wrecking the cor everyday she hooked, pbns to go to college and major in chemical engineering and just hope for the best II Andrec Leo Dawson Bruce Edward Dennis John Edward Devine, Jr. Keirh Dwighr Dean, Jr. Marlies Gayle Derby Kari Lynn Dianich SAMUEL FRANKLIN DISHAROON; ”Som . FFA 1. 2, Vo-rech 3, 4. VICA 3, remembered for being easy going ond a kind person who loved rhe outdoors, also for never going anywhere wirhour his John Deer hor ; plans ro be o successful carpenter, ond one day hope ro own his own business TIMOTHY ALAN DISHAROON; Tim , Vo-rech 3, remembered os o straight person who olwoys talked about cars ond motors, plons to become on electrician or o DuPont worker ESTHER MARGARET DIXON; Essie , Pretty Eyes , SGA 2, 3, FDLA 4, remembered for being so short, olwoys being with Sherry ond Debbie The Three Musketeers , (Dions ro continue her secre¬ tarial studies and become a legal secretory JAMES WILLIAM DIXON; Jimmy , VICA 3, 4, Vo-rech Olympics 3rd place 3, Vo-rech Olympics 2nd place 4, remembered for lifting weights and olwoys having something nice ro say ro rhe young todies, plans ro go into rhe Marines and become a bricklayer VALERIE FAITH DONOWAY; DECA 3, 4. 4rh place in DECA competition (Delmar), remembered for telling everyone like it is and getting out of Mr Mitchell ' s dass with Nancy, plons ro move to West Virginia, sir back ond rake it easy DAVID EUGENE DORMAN; Mac , Basketball 3; remembered for one good year of basketball- rhe games we won and rhe ones we lost by close scores, plans ro work, love, and be happy ME AND MY R.C. S. Schales Samuel Franklin Disharoon Timorhy Alan Disharoon Esrher Margaret Dixon James William Dixon Bk-:’ in Valerie Fairh Donaway David Eugene Dorman 66 Angelio Renoy Douglas Robin Juanira Douglas Joenell Oris Downes Nancy Ellen Ehrismon ANGELIA RENAY DOUGLAS; Angie , Field Hockey 3, 4, (copr 4), Bond 1, 2, 3, 4. remembered for being quier ond olwoys hoving o smile on her face ROBIN JUANITA DOUGLAS; Robin , remembered for smiling a lor ond making friends; plons ro arrend college for 4 years. JAENELL OTIS DOWNES; Nellie , Basketball 2, 3, 4, Foorball 3, 4, VICA 3; remembered for frying ro be everyone ' s friend in school; plons ro go inro rhe Army or Navy ond become rhe owner of o resrouranr NANCY ELLEN EHRISMAN; VICA 3, 4, Vo-rech 3, 4, Bond 1, 2, remembered for loving Ronnie Whire, Jr ond gerring our of Mr Mirchell ' s doss wirh Volerie. plans ro ger married ond live a hoppy ond fulfilling life wirh Ronnie and hove o successful career in rhe child core field ROBERT LEE ENNIS; Bobby ; remembered for being nice, kind and sweer, and mosr of all a Karare man, plans ro race cars for rwo years, go inro rhe Army or Navy, fighr Karare ond ro ger his name in Block Belr magazines TAMMY BEAM ENNIS; DECA 3, plans undecided CRAIG ALLEN EVANS; Srew , Wresrling 1 (Parkside), Cross Coun¬ try 4, Trads 3, 4, VICA 3, Bond 1 (Parkside), Perfect Arrendonce Award 3, 4, (Vo-rech), remembered for hanging around hard dudes like John Corhel, plons ro go ro college and rhen join rhe Air Force ro become a pilot KAREN LYNNE EVANS; Karen , Volleyball 2. 3. 4, Sofrball 1, 2, 3, Foorball 3. 4, (star), AFS 2. 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, Wi Hi News 3, 4, Homecoming Comm 4, Prom Comm 4, SGA 2, Office Aide 3, 4, remembered for always smiling, her crazy laugh and for being ar SSC more rhon ar Wi Hi; plons ro major in business adminisrrorion ar SSC, become rich and successful. JACQUELINE IONIE FACEY; Biddie , Christian Fellowship 4 (vice- pres ); remembered for being an intelligent, smarr, warm and friendly person, also for her beouriful Jamaican accenr, plans ro go ro UMES and rhen arrend low school ro become a lawyer VALERIE JANE FAIR; Blondie , Yearbook 3, Library Aide 1 ; remembered for always parrying wirh friends she ' s grown up wirh, plans ro leave for California in September, rhen go inro rhe Air Force Roberr Lee Ennis Craig Allen Evans Jacqueline lonie Facey Tammy Beam Ennis Karen Lynne Evans Valerie Jane Fair Frank Kennerh Fearher, Jr. Lloyd Eugene Fields James Lindsay Fox Joseph Henry Fields John David Frazier FRANK KENNETH FEATHER, JR.; Frank , Cross Country 0, Track 4. Arr Club 3. 4, Prom Comm 4, Isr, 2nd and 3rd ploce awards in orr show, remembered for dressing up os o Wi Hi cheerleader wirh Mike, Scorr, Sreve and Joy, and flirting wirh all the foxy girls, plans to become o photographer and commercial artist, then move to Californio JOSEPH HENRY FIELDS; Joe . VICA 3, 4, Vo-rech 3. 4, Prom Comm 4, Sr Executive Comm 4, Art Awards, remembered for giving all his heart and love to Sharen; plans to study Star Energy, keep up his heolrh ond eventuolly morry his little Sunshine ' , Sharen Bridge LLOYD EUGENE FIELDS; Baseball 2 (Mgr), Medio Club 1. 2, 3, AV Club 2, VICA Club 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3rd ploce in Vo-rech Olympics 3, remembered for being crazy ond always smiling or the foxy girls, plons to moke o future in the Novy and then retire here in Salisbury BRENDA LYNN FLEMING Plans undecided JAMES LINDSAY FOX; Jimmy ' , Puppy Toes , Football 2, 3, 4, V resrling 2, 3, Baseball 2, remembered for having a light appetite, good table manners, and for wearing number 20 Bock , plons to go to college JOHN DAVID FRAZIER; Frankie”, Concert Choir 3. 4, Thespians 3, 4, Senior Class Ploy 3, 4, AFS 2, 3, Wi Hi Singers ond Drama 3, 4, Service Award 2, 1st ploce-Fine Arts Donee Competition 2. All County Chorus 4, remembered for living and loving the Pocky Horror Picture Show wirh Kenny, Michael Anne. Sharon, and Greg, plans to go to college, become o computer service technician or a theatre professor (on college level) FBANK-N-FURTER LIVES PATRICIA ELIZABETH FROST; Space , Journalism 3. VICA 4, remembered for being crazy, loving parries, ond being best friends wirh Koren ; plons to be o secretory, live o long loving life wirh John, ond to travel wherever the roods may rake them. SHARON KAYE GIBBONS; AFS 2, 3, FFA 3, Home Ec Aide, remembered for her smile ond being wirh that crazy, crude gong on 2nd lunch shift, plons to attend SSC in the up coming year, ond hopefully pursue o career in orr PATTI LYNN GILLESPIE; Dizzie , FBLA 4, Office Aide 4. remem¬ bered for going wirh Timmy oil through high school, habging around wirh Claude and Harvey, ond getting along wirh most everyone, plans to become o secretory, morry Timmy, ond live o full ond happy life ENRICA GIROTTO; remembered for being the exchange student from Italy Porricia Elizabeth Frosr Sharon Kaye Gibbons Parri Lynn Gillespie Enrica Girorro Ralph William Gregory Lisa Marlene Griffirh I ' LL KILL A MAN! M. Williams RALPH WILLIAM GREGORY; The Scrapper . Foorball 2 (Mgr), Soccer 4. AFS 2, 3. 4, Concert Choir 2, 3. 4, remembered for I carrying on rhe rrodirion of NO 17, plans ro arrend college and ro be rich. LISA MARLENE GRIFFITH; Griff . Cheerleading 1. 2. 3 (Capr), 4 | (Co-capr), SGA 1, 2. 3, 4. Keyerres 3, Prom Comm 4, Yearbook 3, Assembly Comm 1. Sophomore Class Historian, Senior Class Treas , remembered for WHAP and never knowing what was going on or rhe rime, plons ro arrend college and become a regisrerd nurse wirh a D.S degree and someday visir Colorado forever PENNY JO GROTON; Penules , Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 (sec), Office Aide 1, Christian Fellowship 1, Prom Service 1, 2, 3, Keyerres I 3, DECA 3, Senior Class Play 3, Chrisrmasland 4, VICA 4, 2nd ploce for General Merchandising, 3rd place for Income Tax. Isr place for Job Interview for VICA Leadership Comp , remembered for always smiling and being so bubbly and peppy , plans ro go inro | nursing school and ger her degree in Nursing, and then ro become a Midwife GRACIE ALVERTA HALL; Grade . FHA 1. 3. (sec ), Concert Choir | 1 (sec), 2. 3. 4, Cheerleading Mgr 1, 2, Young Idealists 2, 3, Homecoming Comm 3; remembered for having long fingernails I and for knowing everyone in her graduating class, plans ro move ro D C and ro go ro school wirh her sister LISA MARIE HANDY; Leer , VICA 3. Vo-rech 3, 4 remembered for being loud, wirry, and wearing her Washington High jocker, and loving Joe T , plans ro go inro rhe Army and make rhe most our of her life PATRICIA ANN HARMON; Por . Track 1. 2. 3, Indoor Track 3, 4. Field Hockey 3, SGA 2, 3, 4. remembered for her smile that she carried olmosr all of rhe nme, her smart mourh, her craziness and mosr of all for loving KG, plans ro arrend college and major in Medicol Technology, rhen join rhe ROTC Kondise Darlene Hooker Ranelle Deo Hooker I ' M NO FLIRT M. Windsor MARK ANTHONY HEATH Plans undecided DETH ELLEN HEDGES; Derh . Band 1, 2, 3 (sec ), 4, remembered for working or O J and wearing her hoir differenr ways, plans ro move ro Uroh, go ro college, ond ger married WILLIAM DAVID HILL; David , Wresrling 3, 4, VICA 3, 4, Vo- rech 3, 4. remembered for being wirh Sonya and being one of rhe eighr Derrs , plans ro marry Sonya and live a happy life TYE KRISTIN HIMMLER; Derr , VICA 3, 4, remembered for always being wirh Juamro, being one of rhe Derrs , and ralkmg a lor of rrash, plans ro srick wirh rhe Auro Parrs business, ro build somerhing ro blow by Larry D, and ro sray wirh Juanira KANDISE DARLENE HOOKER; Kandy , DECA 3, 4, remembered for always loving school ond for her perfecr orrendance, plans ro groduare and live a long ond fun life RANELLE BEA HOOKER; Missy , Field Hockey 2. DECA 3, 4, plans undecided TERESA ANN HOWE: ’T VICA 3, 4 (hisrorion), SGA 2, 3, Chorus 2, VICA 3, 4, Vo-rech 3, 4, remembered for loving Dilly, ond always being wirh Gail ond Jenm, plans ro become a professional hoirdresser, ro Travel wirh hairdressing shows in New York, ro have her own salon, ond live a very happy life wirh peoce on earrh forever ALEX MICHAEL ILCZUK; Mikey , Boosrer Club 2; remembered for being quier, ond going wirh D.D.C., plans ro go inro rhe Coasr Guard and ro ger married one day KURTIS JAMES JACKSON; plans ro furrher his educarion in rhe auro mechanics field NICOLE TERREL JACOBS; ’’Nikki , Science Qub 2, Inrer Chorus 3, VICA 4, remembered for being quier and having a nice personal iry, plans ro go inro rhe Army and ro have a successful nursing career ESTELLE LOUISE JAMES; Tiny”, remembered for having a smile on her face and somerhmg smarr ro soy, plans ro arrend Morgan Srore KAREN FRANCES JENKINS; Redhead , Choir 1, 2, 4. AFS 2, remembered for rhe crazy rhings she did in rhe lunchroom and in rhe halls, plans ro finish cosmerology, and go ro rhe srore board, rhen ger married DAVID LARRY JOHNSON; C J , French Club 1, Prom Comm 4, remembered for porrying wirh Jay Roglirz in rhe gold T A and lerring his presence be known ar a ’’few parries, plans ro go ro Salisbury Srore and major in Compurer Science, rhen move sourh and ger married DONALD HORACE JOHNSON. II; DJ , J V Foorball 1, Foorboll 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, DECA 3, 4 (reporrer), AFS 2 (rreas.), Prom Comm 4, Chrisrmasland 4, SGA 4, Isr place DECA Disrricr Comperirion, remembered for driving over 55, cracking up in class and loving ’’MH , plans ropin rhe Army and roke Compurer Programming, play pro-baseball, ger married and have o ranch in rhe Wesr. GWENNETTE ELIZABETH JOHNSON; ’’Gwen , VICA 3, Vo-rech 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2 ; remembered for being rhe wirry, charming person she ' s olwoys been; plans ro srrive only for rhe besr in rhe Navy, perhaps become a housewife in rhe years ro come KENNETH ALBERT JOHNSON; ’’Riff Raff , Indoor Track 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3 (manager). 4 (drum major), Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 (secrion leader), Chrisrian Fellowship 2 (rreas ), 3 (rreas), Key Club 2. 3. Thespians 3 (vice pres), 4, Science Club 2, 3 (sec ), Who ' s Who 3, All Shore Band 4, All Counry Choir 4, Sob ond Ensemble 1, 4, remembered for you name ir RHPS wirh John, Michael Anne, Sharon and Greg, plans ro srudy Drama and Music where ever he can ger ir. Teresa Ann Howe Kurris James Jackson Esrelle Louis James Nicole Terrel Jacobs Karen Frances Jenkins David Larry Johnson Donald Horace Johnson, III Gwennerre Elizabeth Johnson Kenneth Albert Johnson 71 Vesro Lee Johnson Clinron David Jones, III Doris Ann Jones Nadine Clinnerre Jones Robin Doyly Jones Debro Lynn Joudrey Chrisropher Scorr Kane Srephen Timorhy Jones Marvin Johnson Justice Song Yong Kong 72 VESTA LEE JOHNSO N; Gigie , Field Hockey 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4, (Mgr), AFS 3, Young Idealists 4, Color Guard 2, Prom Commirree 4, SGA 1, 2, 3. 4, Remembered for ploying Field Hockey ro go, fight, ond win, and gossiping wirh Lore, plans ro get o Dorsun 280z, o big house ond ro further her education for owoy from Salisbury CLINTON DAVID JONES. Ill; Buddy , Track 3, DECA 3, 4, Young Idealists 4, Photography 3. Prom Commirree 4, Art Award, re membered for always talking obour Choka Khan ond Rufus , and trying to preach ro young people, plans ro go inro the Air Force, ro be a minister, ond ro see his lady, Chaka DORIS ANN JONES; Jonesy , DECA 3, 4, remembered for being quiet and always ready ro party, plans ro keep working in retailing, to get married, and have a pleasant future wirh Robert NADINE CLINNETTE JONES; Dennie , Indoor Track 2. 3, Spring Trock 2, Young Idealists 3, Prom Commirree 4, Dance Commirree 3, remembered for being loved by Mr Jeffrey M Stewart and talking on the phone or lunch rime, plans to become a model or ro go ro Bouder Fashion College ROBIN BAYLY JONES: Plans Undecided STEPHEN TIMOTHY JONES; Steve , Baseball 3, 4, Yearbook 4. Who ' s Who 3, remembered for attending all pomes and raking his life in his hands by driving with Mike Davis, plans ro attend SSC and major in Business DEBRA LYNN JOUDREY; Shorty . Debbie , Softball 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Senior Class Play, remembered for being wild ond crazy and being seen wirh Sherry and Essie The Three Musketeers , plans ro go ro college ond become involved in business and accounting and keep her happy-go-lucky ways MARVIN JOHNSON JUSTICE; Jay . Tennis 2, 3, 4. Football 3. 4. Golf 2, 3. AFS 2, Who ' s Who 3. remembered for attending all porries and being in love wirh Worrenerro. plans ro attend the University of Md ond mapr in Pre Industry CHRISTOPHER SCOTT KANE; Chris , Tennis 1. 2. 4. Football 3, 4. Indoor Track 2. Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, SGA 2,, remembered for sleeping in English and Physics classes and wearing a skirt on the Cheerleader’s dress-up day, plans ro go ro college, hopefully and not ro get married for a while SANG YONG KANG; Skang . Soccer 1, 2, 3. 4, (Co oprom), Tennis 3. 4, AFS 2, Varsity Club 4, Soccer MVP 4, District VIII all-star 3, 4, American High School Arhelere 3, 4, remembered for all the reochers ond friends who helped him come this far, plans ro go to college and someday become an engineer HELEN LOUISE KANNUCK; Helen , Indian Chonr 4, remembered for being rhe new kid , coming relucronrly, and going os fosr os she could, plans ro do anything above rhe Mason Dixon Line ANDREA LYNNE KARRAS; Red , Field Hockey 3, Service Award 3, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, (star), Varsiry Club 4, Childrens Threorer 3. Sophomore Class Sec , remembered for being gullible and thinking a certain teacher looked good in pants, plans to attend college and go into either low or psychology PAMELA ALTA KEY; Pom , Softball 1 (Mgr). FHA 2 sec), 3 (pres ), Spanish 2 (vice pres ), VICA 4, SGA 1, 2. Medicol Services 4, remembered for getting along with everyone and nor making woves, plans ro attend SSC, major in Medical Technology, and live her life to the fullest ROYNAL JONES KING. JR.; Ron , Football 1, Indoor Trod 1. 2, Perfect Attendance Awards for Vo tech 3, 4, remembered for being so tall, making friends, and keeping them, plans ro become an electrician and have a beautiful wife and a targe horse farm JONATHAN GRAY LAMAR; Jon , Tennis 1. 2, 3. 4, Soccer 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook 4, (Dusiness Mgr), Senior Executive Steering Comm 4, Inrra Scool Problems Comm 4, Senior Class Vice Pres. Nominated for U S Air Force and Naval Academies 4, VFW Force of Democracy Speech Contest 3, U S Senate Youth Program 4, Who ' s Who 3, remembered for his tennis playing, be ing incredi¬ bly brilliant, intellectual, creative, and modest about it oil, plans to groduate with honors from an Academy, become a hot pilot, and be independently wealthy GAY VERONICA LANE; Gay , Art Club 3, 4. (hist). Mime Club 2, 3. FDLA 4, Prom Comm 4 (chairperson), remembered for having o crazy sense of humor, clow mg around, ond hanging around with Sammy, plans ro go to New York and become a photographer YOU ' LL NEVER CATCH ME M. McGinty Helen Louise Konnuck Andrea Lynne Karros Modeling, a new career for Tony. James Pererson Lashley Malm John Laws JAMES PETERSON LASHLEY; Jim’ MALIN JOHN LAWS; ' Mel , VICA 3, remembered for having rhe fasresr candy-opple red Novo in rhe school porting lor ; plans ro be a diesel mechanic ond become very rich JUDITH BUELAH LEATHERBURY; Judy , FHA 2. Homecoming Courr 2. Vo-rech 3, 4. remembered for being herself and chilling all rhe lirrle underclassmen girls our wirh Vikki. plans ro go ro SSC ond major in social work, rhen ger married ond hove a happy lirrle family KEVIN REONALDO LECATO; ' Coro , remembered for his good looks, flashy dress, ond being friendly ro everyone, plans ro go inro rhe Air Force ond furrher his Technical Training DEBORAH LYNN LEWIS; ' Deb Deb”, Arr Club 1, remembered for liking ro go ro rhe srods cor races, plans ro go ro business school LARRY SHERRY LEWIS; Counr”, Drac”, J V Boskerboll 1, 2. Vorsiry Foorboll 3, Peer Pressure 4, Young Ideolisr 4, DECA 3, 4 (Pres ), Wi Hi News 3. Who’s Who 3, 3rd place in Apparels ond Accessories Compenrion for DECA, remembered for speaking loud¬ ly and nor being heard or speoking sofrly ond being heard by orrennve ears, plans ro orrend Hompron Insrirure, become o mon of rhe world, ond ro roke life one srep or o rime” I TELL YOU LIKE IT IS!! T. Tonelli Judirh Duelah Learherbury Kevin Peonaldo Lecaro 74 Deborah Lynn Lewis Larry Sherry Lewis Christie Lynn Long Eugene William Long Nancy Brenda Lee Long Andrea Leigh Malone CHRISTIE LYNN LONG; Cross Counrry (Mgr), Trock 3 (Mgr), FDLA 3 (hist), 4 (pres), AFS 2. 3, 4 (sec), Keyerres 3, 4, Ait Office Aide 3. 4, Chrisrmoslond 4, Vorech Eosrer Parry 3, Prom Service 3, remembered for olwoys smiling, hanging around with Andrea, trying ro moke new friends, ond being colled Donna , plans ro orrend SSC ond continue working or Safeway, ond enjoy life EUGENE WILLIAM LONG; Dlue , VICA rep 3, 4, remembered for loving old No 7, ond parrying wirh his friends Roger D , Shirley, ond Karen, plans ro be on ouro mechanic, ond remember John Lennon forever NANCY DRENDA LEE LONG; Medio Cenrer 2, Arr 1. 2. Speech ond Drama 2, remembered for missing so many days ond having on egg boby from Parennng doss, plans ro hove o career, ger married ond raise a family ANDREA LEIGH MALONE; ’’Andi . Volleyball 3, 4, French 1. 2, FDLA 4, Honor Sociery 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Prom Comm 4, SGA 4, Who ' s Who 3, School Service Award 2, Guidance Office Aide 1, 2. 3, 4, Grl ' s Srore 3, English Turor 2, 2nd place in regional FBLA comperirion, remembered for hanging around wirh Chrisrie ond olwoys having ro leove volleyball procrice early ro go ro work or O.J.; plans ro orrend Hood College, major in Home Ec. ond live a hoppy life EUNITY KIM MALONE; Kim , Twiggy , Volleyball 2, 3, 4, SGA 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Sociery 2, 3, 4 (pres ), Elecrion Comm 4, Yearbook 4, Prom Comm Chairman 4, Senior Class Hisrorion, Chrisrmoslond 1. 2, 3. 4, Senior Sreering Comm 4, Assembly Moniror 4, Disringuished Scholar 4, Office Award 1, Homecoming Courr 1, Science Seminars 3, remembered for weighing less rhan 100 lbs when she groduored, plans ro orrend V.C.U ro major in phormo ceuricol sciences and live o happy life wirh Mike KIMBERLY JANE MATTHEWS; boz . Track 2, 3, 4. Field Hockey 3, SGA 3, Yearbook 4, Prom Comm 4 . remembered for her seemingly meaningless names and phrases rhar could be interpret ed by very few, plans, many more MICHELLE LA VERNE MATTHEWS; Mikki . Drill Team 1 (Bennerr), Prom Comm 4. Field Hockey 3, remembered for being herself, olwoys crazy, ond having some good rimes, plans ro arrend a communiry college or rhe Norional Guard, and ro be somebody THEODORE PARKER MATTHEWS; Ted , Varsiry Foorboll 3, 4, Indoor Trock 2, 3, 4, Spring Trock 2, 3. 4. French 1, 2, 3, 4, Science 1. 2, Honor Sociery 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Prom Comm 4, SGA 2, 3, Morh Team 3, 4. Senior Execurive Comm 4, Junior Class Pres, Disringuished Scholar 4, Narional Merir Scholarship Commended Srudenr, George Washmgron Universiry Engineering Award for Scienrific ond Marhemaric Excellence, remembered for remember mg, plans ro go ro college or rhe Universiry of Md , College Park TONI ANTIONETTE MATTHEWS: ’Tom , French Club 1, 3, remem bered for o fun personoliry ond smiling oil rhe rime—oil reerh, plans ro orrend college ond major in compurer science or business, rhen raise o family and enjoy life JANICE KAY MAYKRANTZ: Plans Undecided Eunity Kim Malone Kimberly Jane Matthews Michelle La Verne Matthews Tom Annonerte Matthews Theodore Parker Matthews Janice Kay Maykranrz Sue Ellen McCabe Shirley Jean McCoy Pamela Ann McGlorhlin Joshua Lawrence Mclnrosh Marrin Timorhy McGinry Timorhy Cooper McCoy, Jr 1 SUE ELLEN MCCABE; Smoo , WiHi News 3, 4 (assisronr editor), Indian Chanr 3 (editor), Keyerres 2. 3, Dance Comm 3, Homecom¬ ing Comm 3, Prom Comm 4, remembered for being short, and always saying this is true , plans to go to college, nnajor in business and live a long, happy life SHIRLEY JEAN MCCOY; Hollywood , DECA 3, remembered for being herself ond being naturally cool, and always treating people the way she wonted them to treat her, plans to attend SSC, major in psychology and to live o very extravagant life TIMOTHY COOPER MCCOY, JR.; Timmy Wms. ' Indion Chanr 3. remembered for his very cool approach to life, plans to attend college, join the armed forces, travel oround the world and to marry some fine, fortunate young lady MARTIN TIMOTHY MCGINTY; Marry . J V Football 1. 2. Varsity Football 3, 4, J V Wrestling 1, 2, Varsity Wrestling 3, 4, Varsity Doseball 2, Varsity Club 1, 2, All American High School Athlete, 3rd place in District Wrestling, 3rd place in Regional Wrestling, Prom Comm 4. remembered for helping Wi Hi win the Day side, District and Regional Titles, plans to attend college, and major in sports medicine PAMELA ANN MCGLOTHLIN; Pam , Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4 (MVP, capr). Tennis 1, 2. 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 (pres ). French Club 1, 2, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Yeorbook 2, 3, 4 (editor), SGA 3, Homecom¬ ing Comm 3, Freshman Class Sec , Senior Class Sec , Prom Comm 4. Senior Class Steering Comm 4. Chrisrmasland 1, 2, 3, 4, Who ' s Who 3, plans to attend SSC and major in Eorly Childhood Education JOSHUA LAWRENCE MCINTOSH; Jume . josh . Track and Field 1, 3, Indoor Trace 3, VIC A 4, Snow Court 4, remembered for his personality ond Hollywood charm, plans to attend college, and become a Respiratory Therapist JESSICA MARIE MEARS; Jessie , J V Cheerleading 1, Cheerlead ing 2, 3, 4 (capr). Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. Concert Choir 2, 3, Keyertes 3, Chrisrmasland 1. 2. 4, Freshman Class Vice-Pres.. Junior Class Hist, Prom Comm 4, Service Award 3, Best All Around Cheerleader 2, remembered for always cheering and making everyone smile, plans to go to Frosrburg Stare College and major in business JERON KEVIN METCHELL; Stretch , J V Basketball 2 (capr) Varsi ry Basketball 3, 4, Track ond Field 4, MVP J V Basketball 2, remembered for being very nice, a lady ' s man, and always needing advice about what to do with his lodies, plans to go to Delaware Stare and major in physical education JOHN THOMAS MONTGOMERY; john . Indoor Track 1, 2, plans to become on aviation mechanic JEFFREY ALAN MOOS; Moos , J V Wrestling 2, Spring Track 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Indion Chanr 3, Wi Hi News 4, 1st place in 1980 Science Fair, remembered for his lost name and writing the Wi Hi News concert reviews, plons to become a newspaper or maga¬ zine reporter and write a book or two HEY, CHICK!” T. Myer KATHLEEN ANN MORENO; Kathy , Volleyball 2. 3 (mgr.), Christ mosiand 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2. 3, 4, Prom Comm. Chairman 4, AFS 2, Science Seminars 4, Eosrer Parry 2, 3, 4, SGA 1, 3, 4, Freshman Class Treas, School Service Award 1. plans ro arrend SSC, and live a happy life KAREN SUE MORRIS; VICA 3, remembered for loving ro parry, rock-n-rdl and being besr friends with Trido and Blue, plans ro live each day as ir comes, and maybe go ro college DAVID PAUL MUDGE; Wrestling 2, 3, Dand 1, 2. 3, Cross Counrry 2, plans ro go ro SSC, major in psychology, go on ro be a Srare Police Officer, and ro marry Pam and live happily ever after STEPHANIE JEANNE MULFORD; Wi Hi News 3, Indian Chant 3, Prom Comm 4, remembered for being quier bur gang wild in her senior year, and for always hanging around wirh Shoron, Marti, and Moos, and for loving Drian H KIMBERLY ANN MURPHY; Murph , French Club 1, 2, 4, Indian Chonr 4, Senior Class Play 3, 4, remembered for her puke green bug”, and for being so typecast in Mary, Mary , plans ro live ir up os much as she can fa a couple of years, ond then arrend a school fa rhe Dramatic Arrs TAMMY LEE MYER; Tom , Soccer Mgr 3. 4, Basketball Mgr 3, 4, AFS 2, 3, 4 (pres), Color Guard 2, Peer Pressure Group 3, 4, Homecoming Courr 2, 3, SGA 2, 3, 4, remembered for her voice in baskerboll, being everyone ' s MOM, and for her dimples, plans ro major in Elemenrory Education srorring or SSC in rhe fall, ond one day be married ond become someone’s reol MOM Kimberly Ann Murphy Tommy Lee Myer Daniel Lee Nelson Mario Lynn Newron John Richard Nottingham Jeanne Ann Oliver Scorr Lamonr Ouren Cherri Lynerre Parker ■■■ ■ I ' M NOT AS DUMB AS I LOOK. K. Thomas DANIEL LEE NELSON; Don . Foorboll 1, 2, 3, 4. Indoor Track 4. Cross Country 2. Track 4, AFS 2, 3, 4 (rreas). VICA 3, 4, Prom Comm 1, 4, remembered for always being wirh Stephanie, and having a good rime, plans to become a Radiological Technician and retire wirh Stephanie and live happily ever after. MARIA LYNN NEWTON; Ree-Ree . Girls Daskerboll 2. 3, 4 (Mgr), Trock and Field 2, Field Hockey 3, 4 (capr), Spanish Club 3, Science Club 3, Christian Fellowship 2, 3, 4 (sec), Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Quartermaster), Orchestra 4, D and B Music Service Award 3, Who ' s Who 3, MVS for Field Hockey 4, 3rd ploce in Sdence Fair 2, remembered for always being able to make someone laugh, and for never being able to sir still; plans to attend Notre Dome, major in biological education and come back to Wi Hi and rake over Mr Roman ' s job JOHN RICHARD NOTTINGHAM; ‘Richard ' ' , AV Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Christian Fellowship 1, 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 3, VICA Skill Olympics 3, plans to go into the carpentry rrode JEANNE ANN OLIVER; Plans undecided SCOn LAMONT OUTEN; Plans undecided CHERRI LYNEHE PARKER; ‘Fusrie , Field Hockey 1, 3, 4 (capr), Basketball 2, 3, 4 (capr), Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 (capr ), Wi Hi News 3, MVP Field Hockey 2, American High School Athlete 2, 3, America ' s Outstanding Names and Faces 3, remembered for being one of rhe “Bod Girls , and for having the laugh that brought her all the way from junior high; plans to attend college and major in architec¬ tural engineering and hopefully find a job afterwards, then to further her painting skills and maybe paint part-time. JAMES ANDREW PARKER; Cross Country 1, 2. 0, 4, Indoor Track 2, 0, 4, Spring Track 1, 2, 0, 4. Basketball 3. 4, (star). AFS 3, 4, Varsiry Club 4, Dand 1, 2. 3, 4. Freshman Class Hisrorion, Sophomore Class Vice-Pres, Junior Class Vice Pres . Senior Class Pres, Who ' s Who 3, Norionol Menr Scholarship for Negro Students, School Service Award 3, Opnmisr Yourh Appreciation Award, remembered for his elec non speeches, genrle tondness, and being able ro rolk his way our of most anything, plons ro orrend college and major in political science, pursue a career as a lawyer and a politician JEFFREY WILLIAM PARKER; Jeff , Tennis 1. 2, 3 (MVP, Copt.), Golf 3. 4 (MVS, Capr), Spring Track 4, Indoor Track 3, 4, SGA 1, 2, 3, 4 (port), Honor Society 2, 3 (hisrorion), 4, Election Comm 1, 2, 3. 4 (Choirmon), Homecoming Comm 4, Who ' s Who 3, 2nd in District Eight Tennis Tournament 2, 3, remembered for missing College Chemistry and World Gv doss about 20 rimes the first semester, ond for his interesting noises, plans ro orrend College Park and study medicine WILLIAM KIRK PARKIN; Kiris , VICA 3, 4, remembered for loving Christine Ellis, plans ro open up his own business ond pay a lor of bills, also ro love his son ro death DAVID ALAN PEEK; Dave , remembered for hanging around with Bobby and having fun on the weekends, plans ro join the Novy or ro find a job in Salisbury making o lor of money JAMES LAWRENCE PERDUE, JR„- Perdue , Lilmon , Soccer 2, 3, 4, Wresrling 1, 2, 3. Photography Club 2, VICA 3, 4, Peer Pressure 4, Wi Hi Dancers 3, remembered for his ' 67 Chevy II Nova, his karate abilities, ond always being with Kirry, plons ro go ro the Diesel Insrirure of America, have a hobby of photography, morry Kirry, and have o very successful mechanic rrode EMMA SUSIE PERRY; Field Hockey 3, Softball 3, Cheerleading 2, Dand 1, 2. 3, VICA 3, 4, Vo-rech 3, 4, remembered for being short and friendly, plons ro attend Bowie Store College ond major in psychology TAMMY SUE PHIPPIN; Tom . VICA 3, 4. Vo-rech 3, 4, Prom Comm 4, VICA rep 4, remembered for always going ro sleep in Mr Mitchell ' s class, plans ro go ro college and live a successful life MARY LOUISE POLK; AFS 2, 3. 4. Peer Pressure 3. 4, VICA 4, remembered for olways being seen with Trido, bur never in school, ond for writing Barry ' s name on every paper she ever turned in, plans ro work os a secretary, marry Barry Travis, ond party DARRYL DAN NEIL POSTLEY; Big . Beef , J V Football 1, 2, Football 3, 4 Track 4, Young Idealists 3. Prom Comm 4, remem¬ bered for being himself and igin all the zap chicks our of Cheeseburger Ciry, plans ro go ro college and live everyday ro the fullest LORI ANN PROVOST; Lori , French Club 1. 2. VICA 3, 4, Vo-rech 3, 4, remembered for being so short and for always having something ro rolk abour, plans ro become a cosmerologisr and ro leod a very fulfilling life William Kirk Parkin James Lawrence Perdue, Jr Jeffrey William Parker David Alan Peek Emma Susie Perry Tammy Sue Phippin Mary Louise Polk Darryl Dan ' Neil Posrley Lori Ann Provosr John Dovid Psora Elizoberh Anne Pagan Percell Arinrhian Pankins Vicki Jo Pusey Jerome Peid Elizoberh Anne Pichordson Krisri Lynn Pichins Vernon Darnell Phock Morrin Poberr Pichordson Joyce Lynn Pieben JOHN DAVID PSOTA; Baseball 1, 2, 0, 4 (Copr), Cross Counrry 1, J V Foorboll 2, Foorboll 3, J V Baskerboll 1, 2, 3, plans ro orrend Jacksonville Universiry. and major in human physiology and ploy baseball VICKI JO PUSEY; ' Vic , Dond 1. 2. 3, 4, Science Club 3 (pres.). AFS 2, 3, Peer Pressure 3, AIFS 4, remembered for gerring rhe mosr rehearsal disrurbances rhar any one person could, plans ro go ro Jamaica ond become a black Jamaicon pearl diver ELIZABETH ANN RAGAN; ’Berh , Cross Counrry 1, 2, Track 1, 2. French Club 1. 2. Larin Club 3, 4, Honor Sociery 2, 3, 4. Yearbook 4, Thespians 3. 4, Marh Team 4, Norional Larin Exom 3, Narional Scholosric Wrihng Conresr 3rd ploce, Narional Merir Scholar Finalisr 4, remembered for her ’novels , plans ro go ro College Park, ond major in Anrhropobgy Hisrory, wirh hopes of a docrorore PERCELL ARINTHIAN RANKINS; Foorboll 2, remembered for his kindness ro rhe reachers, rhe girls and wild parries, plans ro go ro Conrrol Dora Insrirure, go ro Californio for droma and dance school JEROME REID; remembered for his friendliness roword people, plans ro go in rhe Army and hove a family VERNON DARNELL RHOCK; Pock , Track 3, 4 Indoor Track 4, Arr Club 3, 4 (rep. sec), Spanish Club 3. 4, Young Idealisrs 3, 4, Prom Comm 4, Who’s Who 3, Salisbury PUDAT Arr Conresr, remembered for being one fine young man and always hanging around Jerome, Duck , Kevin, ond lrvin ; plons ro go ro college and become a successful Archirecr and live a happy life wirh rhar special lady ELIZABETH ANNE RICHARDSON; Derh . Concerr Choir 1, 2. 3. 4 (vice-pres), Prom Comm 4, Wi Hi Singers 2, 3, 4, AFS 2, 3, Counry Solo Pecirol 4, Office Aide 1, Honor Sociery 3, 4, Who’s Who 3. All Srare Choir 3. All Counry Chorus 4. Gifred and Talenred 1, 3; remembered for singing in rhe halls and drawing picrures all over her Calculus resrs, plans ro major in music ar SSC and become a successful counrry-rock singer MARTIN ROBERT RICHARDSON; Marry . Soccer 2, 3, Trock 2 , remembered for being in rhe Group; plans ro roke life as ir comes, ro artend college and major in music Theory KRISTI LYNN RICHINS; Blinky , Cheerleoding 1. 3, 4 Track 2, Indian Chonr 3, Prom Comm 4, AFS 2, 3, SGA 1, 2, 3, 4, Home¬ coming Court 3, 4 (Queen), Office Aide 3, remembered for falling in closers, plans are undecided JOYCE LYNN RIEBEN; Volleyball 2, 3 (MVP) 4 (MVS, Capr), Softball 1. Track 2, 3 (MVP), 4. Basketball 1, 2 (MVP), 3 (MVP). 4, remembered for getting her lOOOrh point and breaking roral career points scored, plans ro go ro college and move ro rhe mountains JACQUELINE WILLETTE RINGOLD; JokT, Field Hockey 2, 3, (copr), Indoor Track 2, 3, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Girls Basketball Mgr 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Elections Comm 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Comm 4, Senior Class Steering Comm 4, SGA Rep 1, 2, 3, Girls State 3, remembered for being on Honorary member of SA (with Marti, Dawn and Par) and being in love wirh Tommy, plans to attend Wesley College, become on executive secretary, and Mrs. Thomas Griffin. CYNTHIA C. ROBERTSON; Cindy , remembered for always lov¬ ing to parry, being on rime and kidding around wirh everyone; plans undecided DOUGLAS SCOTT ROBERTSON; Scoit , Trock and Field 2, Indoor Track 2, Soccer (mgr) 3. 4, AFS 2. 3, Science Club 3, Prom Comm 4, SGA Rep 4, remembered for being able to talk his way our of things, having o Boston accent and always offering a kind word; plans to attend college, major in a biological field, and then settle down in New England. JAY R. ROGLITZ; Joy , Baseball 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, remembered for cruising around in the T.A and always staying our of trouble, plans to arrend college DONNIE ANTONIO SAMPLE; Donnie , Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 (copr.), Varsity Club 1, 2, remembered for always being dedicated to wrestling and losing weight and for always being in the company of a fine young lady ; plans to arrend SSC, continue to wrestle, and keep the young ladies happy. CARNEL SAVAGE; plans undecided I ' LL MAKE WEIGHT . . . D. Sample Raggedy Angela and Raggedy Paula Jacqueline Willerre Ringold Cynrhia C. Robertson Douglas Scorr Roberrson Jay R. Roglirz Donnie Anronio Sample Cornel Savage Come on—I dore you! IF I DON ' T SEE YOU AROUND HERE, I LL SEE YOU AROUND, HEAR? J. Downes Donnie Koy Scorron Norhon Todd Sensemg GORDON GEORGE SCHAEFER; ’Gordy , AFS 2, 3, 4. Peer Pres sure 3, 4, remembered for his gos drinking car and sleeping in doss, plans ro become o carpenrer SUSAN MELINDA SCHALES; Sue-Doo , Wi Hi Dondfronr 3, 4, (Silk Copr 4). French Club 1, Band 1. SGA 4, Wi Hi Dondfronr Service Awards 3, 4, remembered for being Dina ' s rwin and always Talking abour PC. plans ro go ro college, evenrually ger married, and live life ro irs fullesr, enjoying every minure LAURA LEE SCHELLS; Loura , AFS 2, 3, 4. (Hisr 4), Indian Chonr 3. Roar Commirree 1, 2. 3, 4, Prom Comm 4, Wi Hi News 3, 4 (Copy Ediror 4). remembered for being roll and always Talking abour onyrhing ar any rime, plans ro arrend SSC, move ro Alaska and become a wrirer PAULA KELLY SCOTT; Flame-on , Trace 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Counrry 1, 2 (Capr), 3 (Capr), Indoor Track 3 (MVP, French Club 1, Varsiry Club 2, 3, 4, (Sec ), Wi Hi Singers 3, 4, Chrisrian Club 3 (Sec ), FDLA 4, Prom Comm 4, Concerr Choir 3, 4, Dond 1,2, Senior Class Plan 3, 2nd place FDLA compenrion in job mrerview 4. remembered for being Lisa ' s besr buddy. Marri Windsor’s sisrer and having flam¬ ing red hair, plans ro go ro Bible college and become a pre-school reacher or rake up a career m gospel music DONNIE KAY SCOTTON; Speedy , Work Srudy 4, remembered for loving Dobby, race cars, her Comoro, hooking and Anorher one Dires rhe Dusr, plans ro arrend Woodridge and become a successful execurive secrerory, rravel, have a corverre, ger mar ried have children and live happily every afrer NATHAN TODD SENSENIG; Tweery Dird . Concerr Choir 4, VICA 3. 4, Masonry 3. 4, VICA award, perfecr arrendance; remem¬ bered for being an alrighr guy and known by a lor of people, plans ro be a mason or a ver and make a lor of money Gordon George Schaefer Laura Lee Schells Susan Melinda Scholes Paulo Kelly Scorr SARAH LYNNETTE SHAFER; ConcerT Char 1. 2, 0. 4. Bond 1. 2, 3, 4. SGA Representative 3, 4, French Club 3, Wi Hi Singers 1, 2, 3, Nononol Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Concerr Char 1. 2, 3, 4 2. Treasurer, 4, Presidenr 1 oss ' r Quorrermosrer 2, Ass ' r Librarian, 3 6 4 President 1, 2, 3, Accompanist 3. Vice-President, 3, Treasure Senior Executive Committee 4 ; All-shore Band 1, 2, 3, 4,, All-shore Orchestra 3. 4 All Stare Bond 4, Who ' s Who 3, Who ' s Who in Music 3. 4, All-county Chorus 1 (accomp) Wiconico County Youth Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Shore Symphaony 4, School Service Award 3; Youth Soropromisr 3, America ' s Youth in Concert European 2, Remem bered Fa Nor wearing shoes Future Plans To go to college and mqja in Music JENNIFER ANN SHAHEEN: Jenni , Vica 3, Fr ench Club 1, Vo-rech Cosmetology 3, 4, Remembered for Staying with Rob fa 4 years, Always being with Gale, and Teresa during school Future plans Get a job in the Cosmetology field STEVEN THOMAS SHARFF; ‘Scarf’’. Varsity Football 3, 4, Vica 4. Remembered for Carrying on Intelligent Conversations with Troy and Mudge, Getting smashed. Future plans, Become a Master Brewer KATHY SHERRIL; Plans undecided BETTY SHOCHLEY: Plans Undecided PRISCILLA LYNN SHOWELL: Lynn ' ' FBLA 4, Yound Idealist 4, Medio Aide 3, Teacher ' s Aide 3, Remember for Being a very nice young lady and always loving James Wright Future plans, To go in the Army move our of Salisbury and get married DAWN MARIE SIMPKINS: Track 2, 3; Cross Country 3, French Club 1, 2 Dance Comm 4, Prom Comm, SGA REp 4, INdian Chant 4. Remembered for Always being with Alex, and being kicked our of ‘‘S.A Future plans Attend College and later get married MICHAEL BERNARD SIMS: ‘Billy Sims , Boskerboll 1, Speech and Drama 1, Science Club 1 Remembered for Intellectual Capacity which Contributes to my four years of school Future Plans ATrend College, Major in Biologycal Science and hopefully get into Medical School, At Howard University ARDENA SMITH-: Plans undecided SHEILA MARIE SPADIN: ‘‘C. D (Count Droculo), Vica 3, Prom Comm 4, Data Processing I 3, REmembered for, Always loving Joel, Causing trouble in class, ecpecially with Clair, Hooking school Future plans To Marry Joel, be a secretary, and moke something our of life Berry Kay Shockley Down Marie Simpkins Arden Yverre Smirh Michael Bernard Sims Sheila Marie Spadin Terri Lynn Sreworr Raymond Joseph Srill Rebecca Lynn Sreininger Angelo Down Srier Donald Jefferson Srurdevonr SHERRILYNN STEED; Speedy Grandmo . FBLA 3. 4 (Sec), Medio Club 2,3, 4, remembered for always complaining and walking fasr Through rhe halls, plans a career in Law Enforcement REBECCA LYNN STEININGER; Bedsy . Prom Comm 4 (chairper¬ son); remembered for always being wirh Doug; plans ro become a Florisr TERRI LYNN STEWART; VICA 3, 4, School Service Award 2, remembered for always hanging around wirh Berh and being rowdie, plans ro become a Beautician ANGELA DAWN STIER; Angie , Yearbook 2, Chrisrmasland 2, Prom Comm 4, Band 1, SGA 3 (rreas), Ways and Means Comm 3 (chairperson), remembered for always brushing her hair and being cure and quier, plans ro go ro modeling school, become rhe next Cheryl Tiegs, and someday own her own Harley Davidson. RAYMON JOSEPH STILL; Ray , Tennis 1, 2. 3. 4, plans undecid¬ ed DONALD JEFFERSON STURDEVANT; Jeff , Foorboll 1, 2 (Arlonra), National honor Sociery 2, 3, 4, Who’s Who 3, remembered for rhe Wogon , plans ro go ro college GEORGE THOMAS TAYLOR. JR.; Tommy , Football 3 (Mgr), Wrestling 3, Who ' s Who 3,, remembered for gerring 2 ' s in Mr Krorer ' s Drafring class; plons ro arrend college and become an Engineer or Architect and marry Sheila Raley ARLENE DENISE TEAGLE; Leannie , Young Idealists 4. VICA 3, 4, remembered for rrying ro be herself and nor someone else, plans ro arrend a sewing college and become a fashion designer KAY LYNN THOMAS; Volleyball 1, Wresrlmg 2, 3, 4 (Sror), Assem¬ bly Comm. 1, Homecoming Comm 2, Keyerres 2, 3, WiHi News 3, Childrens Theater 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Sr. Class Play, Inrro-School problems Comm 4. Office Aid 1, Chrisrmasland 4, Presidential Colssroom 4, SGA 2nd Vice-Pres. 3, Soropromisr Award 4 ; remem¬ bered for having puppy-dog eyes and finally gerring ro see STYX, plans ro arrend college, major in math, and enjoy life SHERRIE ANN THOMAS; Blue Eyes , Track 1, VICA 3, 4, Prom Comm 4, Tailoring 3, 4, Who ' s Who 3, remembered for being friendly, olways smiling, and Mia ond Mya. plans ro be rhe besr mother ond continue her educorion. CHILL OUT! F. Wilson ANGELA THOMPSON; Angie ' , Concert Choir 2, 0. 4, Christian Fellowship 2, 3 (Pres), Senior Class Ploy, Childrens Theater 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4, remembered for borrowing money, being quiet, shy and Jon ' s best friend, plans to roke each day os is comes, use her Spanish, and pursue a drama and music career TERESA LYNN TONELLI; Terri , Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 (copr). Volleyball 3, 4, Basketball 2, Varsity Club 3, Prom Comm 4, Chrisrmasland 1, 2,3, 4 (chairperson), Easter Parry 3. 4, SGA rep 2. 3, 4, Who ' s Who 3, remembered for always working behind the scenes and never stepping into the limelight, plans to go to college and to live life the best way possible SARAH BRADFORD TOWNSEND; ”T J V Cheerleader 1, Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 (capr). Indoor Track 2, 3, French Club 1 (Vice-Pres). 2, AFS 2, AIFS 3, Yearbook 4, Prom Comm 4, remembered for 360 ' s in the ' Srang, popping with Boz in Europe, and JZ , plons many MANY more!!! ARTHUR RICHARD TROUT; Art , Basketball 2 (Mgr), AFS 1, 2, Christian Fellowship 1, 2, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, VICA 4, Yearbook 1; remembered for being forgotten, plons to become a hermit on Fantasy Isle JOHN WINTER TRUITT; Jack , Golf 3, 4, French 1, 2. 3, 4, (Pres), Media Club 1, Yearbook 4, Prom Comm 4, Bond 2, Dance Comm 4, Who’s Who 3, remembered for having o harem and being underestimated ; plans to attend the University of Md ond be¬ come an Architect DENNISE MICHAEL TULL; Martian , Soccer 3, 4 (capr). Prom Comm 4, Senior Soccer Award 4, remembered for parrying and hoving a good rime, plans to attend Del-Tech and major in Archi¬ tecture and make a lor of money George Clifron Turner Michoel Jomes Vincenr YOU DON ' T STOP THE DUNNY HOP TILL THE BUNNY STOPS THE HIP HOP S Hill GEORGE CLIFTON TURNER; George , Foorboll 1, 2, 3, 4, Dasker boll 1, 2, 3, 4, Vo-Tech Food Services 1, 2, remembered for being o good basketball player bur never making the ream, plans ro arrend college and join rhe service MICHAEL JAMES VINCENT; VeDe , Soccer 3, Track 1 (mgr), Key Club 2, 3, Phorogrophy 2, Larin Club 2, 3, Prom Comm 4, Key Club V P 3; remembered for always enjoying Mr Doemonie ' s Lorin doss, plans ro go ro college ond possibly srudy medicine TAMMY SUE WALTERS; Bond 1, 2, 3. 4, Wi Hi News 3, 4 (ediror-in chief), AFS 2, 3, French Gub 3, Presidential Classroom 4, Maryland Page Program 4, plans ro major in journalism or rhe University of Georgia BRANDON LAMONT WATFORD; Niels Gomez , Foorboll 2, 3, 4, Baskerball 2, 3, Wicomico Yourh Democratic Club 3, 4, Steering Commirree 4, remembered for humming o fine rune in Yearbook, plans ro go ro college, major in engineering ond become weolrhy SELINA CORDELLIA WATTS; Trads 1, 4, FDLA 2, 3, VICA 3, FDLA (Sec ); remembered for having o worm ond pleasant smile ond for loving Michael Sr and Michoel Jr , plans ro arrend Washington Dora Insrirure ond ro become on excellent computer operator KIMBERLY ANN WEAVER; ’Kim , remembered for being quier ond olwoys happy and cheerful, plans ro go inro rhe secrerarial field and pur her vocarionol training inro practice DANIEL CLIFFORD WEBB; Dan The Mon , J V Wrestling 2, 3, (Copt 3), Varsity Wrestling 4, remembered for worrying about mailing weight during wrestling season, plans ro hong oround for awhile ond then join rhe Air Force. DANIEL EUGENE WELCH; Danny , Cross Country 1, 2, 3. Varsity Club 2. VIC A Club 3, 4 (Rep 4), remembered for olwoys liking pretty girls ond being o good student, plans ro become o pilot, get married and maybe go to college ANDREW FRED WEST; ’Andy . Soccer 2, 3, 4. Lo6n Club 2, 3, 4, Wi Hi News 3, 4, (sports editor), Varsity Club 2. 3, 4, Junior Classical League 2, 3. 4, Quill ond Scroll 4, Prom Committee 4 (CaChair man), Summo Cum Laude on National Larin Exam 2, 3, remem¬ bered for being a philly Phantic . striker on Delmarvo ' s greatest soccer ream and Times correspondent, plans ro major in journalism or University of Delaware or James Madison University and then become o famous sports writer ANGELA DARLENE WHITE; VICA 3, 4, remembered for her big smile, plans ro go ro a fashion academy in Langley Park. Md BONNY LUCILLE WHITE; Indoor Track 3 (Mgr.), Spring Trock 2 (Mgr 1. 3), Young Idealist 3, 4, (Sec ), FDLA 3, 4, (V.P ), Medio Club 2. VICA 4, perfect attendance, remembered for being nice ond nosey ond being best friends with Arlene Teagle, plans ro go inro rhe Army and get her 3A degree in Nursing FAITH DELORES WHITE; Faye , Art Club 3. 4, VICA 3, Prom Comm 4 (Chairperson); remembered for her sweet smile, her big mouth and her loving personality, plans ro go inro rhe Army and then ro college, ond ro travel oround rhe world with her husband TROY DEAN WIDGEON; Wision , Cross Country 4, AFS 2, 3, Science Club 3, VICA 3, 4, remembered for parrying with Mudge, loving Kerri and having a good time; plans ro get extremely wealthy and disappear before getting caught GARY ARTHUR WILBER; Willlberrr . Soccer 1. 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, remembered for being o farmboy, plans a career in ornamental horticulture GREGORY WILLIAM WILKERSON; Greg-Daby , Football 1, 3, AFS 2, 3, 4, Peer Pressure 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, remembered for his willingness ro talk ro anyone, his unending smile, and his general all around craziness, plans ro become a resruranr owner and mary Linda Mason Kimberly Ann Weaver Daniel Eugene Welch Angela Darlene White Daniel Clifford Webb Andrew Fred Wesr Bonny Lucille Whire Faith Delores Whire Troy Dean Widgeon William Joseph Wilson Dina Lyn Wimbrow Martha Marguerite Windsor Henrik Sylvester Wise Susan Lisa Workman Jan Lee Wright 88 MELFORD VALENTINE WILLIAMS; Mel , Foorball 1. 2 (MVP), 3, 4 (capr) (High School All-American). Wrestling 2, 3, 4 (High School All American), Trock 1, 2, 3, 4, Steering Comm. 4, SGA 1, 2, Prom Comm 4, Peer Pressure 3, 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Easter party (Chairmen), Store Wrestling Champion 188 lbs 4, Defensive Player of the Year 4, Salisbury Lions Club Award 4, remembered for his natural athletic ability and contributing to the 1980-81 wrestling ream ' s successful and undeafred season and being the second stare champ from the Eastern Shore; plans to orrend Salisbury Stare and major in sports medicine MARK HAROLD WILLIAR; plans undecided BLAIR LEE WILLING; Foorball 1. 2, 3. 4 (MVS), Offensive Lineman of the Year, Indoor Trock 3, 4, Spring Track 3, 4, Who’s Who 3; remembered for being a person with very little to say; plans to go to college FLOYD EDWARD WILSON. JR. ; Freeze J V Basketball 2, 3 (capr), Basketball 4, Cross Country 3. Mass Media 1, remembered for wearing his hat sideways and being called Freeze; plans to go to college and major in Physical Ed. or go into the Air Force WILLIAM JOSEPH WILSON; Will , Basketball 1. 2 (Mgr), DECA 3, 4, AV Club 1, 2, 3, Campus Productions 2, 3, Yearbook 3, WiHi News 3, Media Club 1, 2, 3, ploced 4rh in General Merchandising Employer Level in Regional, remembered for being the only Mon that worked in a womans world, plans to work hard, travel, and see the world, and go to an airline school in Florida DINA LYNN WIMBROW; Dinky WiHi Bandfront 2. 3, 4. Silk Copt 4, Office Aid 2, 3, 4, Service Awards 2, 3. 4, remembered for being Susans Twin and olways heoring about R.C ; plans to pursue a career in the travel field and enjoy life in every way possible MARTHA MARGUERITE WINDSOR; Cross Country 2, 3, Trock 1, 2. 3, 4, Indoor Trock 2, 3. Varsity Club 2. Latin Club 1, 2. Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Science Seminars 3; remembered for being shy and a honorary member of SA (with Jaki, Dawn, and Pat), plans to attend Washington College and study medicine HENRIK SYLVESTER WISE; Ur ' l Wise ,, plans undecided SUSAN LISA WORKMAN; Buzz , Sue , FFA 3 ' remembered for her Comoro, being with Bruce, and never wonting to come to school; plans to become a successful secretary and someday have a family JANE LEE WRIGHT; Cheerleader 2, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, WiHi Singers 2, 3, 4, Peer Pressure 2, AFS 2 Honor Society 3, 4, SGA rep 1, 2, 3, (1st Vice Pres) Prom comm 4, Md. All Stare Chorus 2, 3, remembered for loving the Lord and Wright, being A ' s and B ' s buddy and for starring the Ooo ' s or the lunch table; plans to attend college, marry a Pig. and sing for the Lord VICKI MAUREEN WRIGHT; Lucky , VICA 3, French Club 4. Young Ideolisrs 3, Prom Comm 4, Perfecr Arrendonce Vo-rech 3, 4, remembered for olwoys smiling and Trying ro ger along with people, plans ro go inro rhe Navy DEVERLY ANN YOUNG; FBLA 1, Senior Sreering Comm 4, SAG rep 2, 3. Assembly moniror 4. remembered for srruggling ro ger ro doss wirh books and ponyroils, plans ro orrend college and go inro low JEFFREY MICHAEL ZERR; Jeff , Soccer 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Bond 1, 2, 3, 4, remembered for gerring coughr for everyrhing wrong ond never credired for anyrhing righr, plans ro go ro college ond pay ? good money ro ger confused. Camera Shy Franklin Wayne Alberts Krisrino Ellen Brinkman Elaine Davis Anrhony Bay Dennis James Allen Johnson, Jr. Thomas Frederick Kidwell YOU CARRY ME. Vicki Maureen Wrighr Beverly Ann Young Jeffrey Michael Zerr Gerald Maurice Leak Susan Lynn Pirie Mark Thomas Richmond James Founrain Smirh John Alvin Ward Derry Bernerr Younger YOUR HURTING ME, SARGEANT WHAT ARE THE POSSIBILITIES? IS IT ME, OR IS IT MY DEODORANT? GET IN THE GROOVE TAKE A RIGHT. I ' LL TAKE IT ANYWAY I CAN GET IT. WHEN YOU LEAST EXPECT IT, EXPECT IT! HAND CHECK! The Seniors kicked off rhe yeor wirh rhe firsr onnuol Senior Carnival. Munchies were provided by rhe Senior doss in addition ro o money drop rhar gave you a chance ro double your money. All dosses ser-up rheir own boorhes. Along wirh rhe doss boorhes many clubs porricipored which added exciremenr ro rhe day. Carrying on tradi¬ tion rhe Seniors provided gomes which included rhe rhree-legged race, rhe worer balloon ross, and rhe rug- of-war. There were even clowns ro brighten rhe day All will agree rhor rhe main word of rhe day was FUN!! SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Four years ago, in 1977, we rhe class of ' 81 were beginning and so were rhe memories rhor we rake wirh us. To begin, we go bock ro our nmrh grade year As Freshman, our firsr decision was ro elect class officers They were President Lisa K Culver, Vice President Jessie Mears, Secretory Pom McGlorhlin, Treasurer Kathy Moreno and Historian James Porker Following this election, we began to organize our class ond to work together ro prepare ourselves for rhe new experience of Homecoming Homecoming arrived Despite our hard work, our floor entitled Make rhe Lions Pussycats rook lost place Despite this, however, we held our heads high and we learned rhor our togetherness ond patience would prevail Chosen by rhe doss ro represent us in rhe Homecoming court were Lisa Culver and Kim Malone The remainder of rhe year we spent raising money by way of bake soles After o summer full of bake sales on rhe downtown plaza, we enter our second year os underclassmen with boundless enrhusiosm ond determination We found these qualities in our officers President David Michaud, Vice President James Porker, Secretory Andrea Korros, Treasurer Gayle Bowden ond Historian Lisa Griffith These some qualities gave us strength os we spent hard hours working on rhe Homecoming floor. Our Wi Hi roadrunner well represented our slogan of Wi Hi Leaves Kent in rhe Dust Although it placed third, we were proud of our accomplishments and our lovely Homecoming attendants Tommy Myer and Judy Leather bury Sophomore fund raisers included selling Christmas wreaths, o spaghetti dinner and rhe popular bake soles We all remember rhe height of our sophomore year when we placed second by bearing rhe superior seniors or All Sports Night Full of energy ond spunk, we anxiously began our Junior year We soon learned to take our expectations and ro moke them accomplishments Because of the dedication of our doss advisors ond officers President Ted Matthews, Vice President James Porker, Secretory Lisa Culver, Treasurer Sarah Shofer, and Historian Jessie Meors, rhe yeor was o success As Homecoming arrived, many of our thoughts were wirh rhe hosroges Inspired by their courage, we worked hard ro build our floor representing rhe theme of rhe Olympics Although we didn ' t win, rhe class was boosted by Homecoming ortendonrs Tommy Myer, Sherri Corbin and Kristi Bichins. To support oil our activities, money was raised from bake and candy stick soles We enthusiastically won rhe trophy or All Sports Night In April we ordered our doss rings Once again we hod rhe chance ro show our talents os we sponsored os elaborate Junior-Senior Bonquer Finally our long owoired Senior year arrived Our officers ore President James Porker, Vice-President Jon LaMar, Secretory Pom McGlorhlin, Treasurer Lisa Griffith ond Historian Kim Malone We starred off rhe yeor wirh o successful Senior Carnival Following rhe Senior Carnival. come our lost Homecoming To rhe bear of some old records, we constructed o floor entitled WiHi Scores While Kent Snores We were proud of our accomplishments Our Homecoming ortendonrs were Victoria Anderson and Jessie Meors ond our Homecoming Queen was Kristi Bichins After o long winter wirh little snow, our schedule began ro fill up once again First there was All Sports Night , where we proved whor it is ro be o true senior doss when we won the trophy ogoin Our Mole Auction proved to be o success thanks to good participation With Spring, come rhe fun of raking rhe Senior Comprehensives In May, we were given on unforgettable Junior-Senior Banquet Excitement begon ro surface wirh rhe final plans of rhe Prom We structured our decorations ro rhe rheme of Midnight Magic The bond was Joint Venture Our class colors ore burgundy and white, our flower rhe rose, ond our song The Long and Winding Boad Our motto is Bemember yesterday, Dream of tomorrow ond Live for today The week following prom wos filled with many events rhor helped poss the time for us restless seniors Our parents ond friends watched us proudly os we participated in rhe Senior Awards Assembly Our excitement began ro peak wirh rhe arrival of rhe cop and gowns, os we realized rhe end of our high school career wos near We participated in the rrodirionol Baccalaureate services Gathered together os o class, we listened ro songs ond words of inspiration given by Beverend Bingold and fellow classmates As we approach rhe end of our high school education, we srond together os o doss for rhe lost rime We all ore filled wirh mixed emotions, bur ore thankful for rhe teachers, parents and friends who hove inspired us We thank God for rhe port of us rhor we con leave behind, bur most of oil for rhe special memories we rake wirh us. For we will always Bemember yesterday, Dream of tomorrow and Live for today Bespecrfully Submitted, Kim Malone Class Historian ONCE UPON A TIME . . . I soy spirit, you soy gor ir! Wi Hi sure displayed rheir spirir for rhis years Homecoming. The rheme was Fairy Tales The spirir choin conresr, sponsored by rhe Keyerres, was won by rhe Junior doss, and rhe banner comperirion was won by rhe French club. To get everyone “fired up rhe cheerleaders presented a fine pep rally The doss of ' 81 proved ro be rhe rowdiesr Wi Hi would like ro wish Jimmy Fox o successful career os o ballerina! Oh yeah, Connie, we hope you ger ro rhe john nexr rime! Saturday morning starred up rhe busy work of lining up rhe parade and making sure everything was perfecr. Special rhonks go ro Gayle Bowden for her fine job in organizing rhe parade and activities. The Freshman doss huffed and puffed rheir way inro winning first place in rhe floor comperirion. During half-time festivities, Krisri Bichins was crowned this year ' s Homecoming Queen by Carole Wells, lost year ' s Queen, and Martin Curry, SGA President. Sorurdoy nighr finally come, and gave everyone o chance ro unwind from rhe hecric doy. WWTR provided rhe music wirh DJ ' s Kevin McKenzie ond Wi Hi ' s own Paul Burler. Special rhonks go ro Vicki Jones and her donee commirree for o job well done. Jessie Mears and Tim Meagher “come up ' ' when they won rhe donee conresr. The donee proved ro be on enjoyable end ro rhis 1980-81 Homecoming. AND THEY LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER % DRAMA This year rhe Drama Deparrmenr enrerrained us wirh several shows The firsr production was rhe Senior Class Ploy, Mary, Mary direcred by Julio Taylor, which played on November 20 and 21 The rirle role was ployed by Kim Murphy and rhe mole lead was portrayed by our greoresr ham, John Frazier. The Speech and Dromo I classes gor o rosre of The Lure of rhe Floodlights during March and April, when so many of rhem missed dosses because of rheir cross-country tours, the ploys were Zel- da ' End of rhe Rainbow, Finders, Keepers The Speech and Dromo II student teachers directed. The lost production of rhe year was rhe Speech and Drama II students lost fling, again wirh Mrs. Taylor directing. The ploy was “Block Jock rides again ' ' starring Ken Johnson, John Frazier, Jon Wright, and Paulo Scott os rhe heroic rebels of on old folks home. Although there were no school production for fine Arts week, all n ' oil it was o fine year Break o Leg! FINE ARTS WEEK Fine Arrs Week rhis year was a success, despire problems wirh wortehop scheduling rhar only allowed o few few ro participate in the many workshops. We were entertained by the great Franz Lirz, who came back ro life ro enlighten the student body-who thought that classical music had ro be boring. Later on we were also musically regaled by our own choir and the band. The many wortahops included one on textiles and another on pottery making. Charlie Chaplin movies played during all study halls in the Media Center. The Juniors also got ro see Act two of The Same Time, Next year performed by the Parker Playhouse of Ocean City. Fine Arrs Week also left us wirh our own artwork, including the Thing , Which baffled everyone, including its makers, an art class. CARNIVAL 104 WINTER 81 This years Winter Carnival Dance w as held on Jonuary 29 The dance was a fun filled evening rhar gave everyone a chance ro celebrate the end of exams Music was provided by D Bent Sound Students seemed to think that this would be a good rime to recognize the guys in our school. We elected a Snow Court and they ore as follows Freshman: Buddy Bozman, Ken Wilson, Sophmore Brain McGmry, Donald Perdue, Junior Jeff Dale, Jeff Reddish; Senior: Mike Jones, Chris Kane, Josh McIntosh ALL SPORTS NIGHT All Sporrs Nighr was held in March, rhis year. Srorring ir off was rhe coin drop, won by rhe Juniors. Comperirion wos stiff oil nighr wirh rhe Juniors and Seniors borrling ir our f or firsr. The evenrs included leap frog, wheel-barrow race, human runnel race, balloon race, izzy dizzy relay, rug of war and many orhers ending in rhe grueling obsrocol course. The Seniors pulled ir off winning rhe rrophy and rhe glory. 1981 JR-SR BANQUET This year ' s Jr. Sr. Danquer was held on Friday, May 1, 1981. Afrer a wonderful din¬ ner of chicken, crab cakes and ham, came rhe momenr we had all been waiting for. Awards were presented by host Rick Hoppes and hostess Terri Tonelli. After the awards, Jan Wright and Derh Richardson, both seniors, sang songs appropriate for our graduating class. Next, music and en¬ tertainment was provided by B-Benr Sound. Decorations of blue streamers, glit¬ tering stars, and white carnations helped make it truly a night of Midnight Magic . Mosr Talkative Debbie Joudrey, Brandon Watford Most Talenred: Sarah Shafer, John Frazier Mosr Likely To Succeed: Sarah Shafer, Morrin Curry Mosr Popular: Krisri Richins, Jaenell Downes Class Flirt: Marri Windsor, Frank Fearher Shyest: Kathy Moreno, Brian Colonna Rocker, Rockerre: Kari Dianich, Marry Richardson Best Dressed: Down Simpkins, Josh McIntosh Tallest: Joyce Rieben, Jerone Mitchell Shortest: Sue McCabe, Kevin LeCaro Jock, Jockerre Joyce Rieben, Mel Williams Prettiest Eyes: Essie Dixon, Mike Collins Soul: Tanya Collins, Floyd Wilson Class Clown: Debbie Joudrey, Carson Bozman Longest Hair: Terri Tonelli, Mark Heath Class Brain: Beth Ragan, Ted Matthews Best Looking: Krisri Richins, Chris Kane Romeo and Juliet: Sarah Townsend, Jeff Zerr MIDNIGHT After weeks and weeks of planning, rhe nighr finally came. The Civic Cenrer was decorared with streamers, roses, and murlas, of the parte and gardens, which all helped to provide the proper atmosphere This Prom, like rhe Senior class, proved to be rhe best in WiHi history as 159 entered into a nighr of Midnight Magic . The Grand March started off the evening with Mr Evans introducing every couple as they walked down the center of rhe room to rhe music of the class song, The Long and Winding Road The music for rhe rest of the evening was provided by the band Joint Venture. The excitement con¬ tinued as everyone changed for a more casual atmosphere to attend rhe Prom Breakbasr provi- deed by the parents. Prom nighr, May 15, 1981, proved to be an exciting beginning to rhe end of our senior year. MAGIC SALISBURY LIONS CLUB arrhews 5N TRUST CO. SB helle Cropper P.T.A. DOROTHY H. Soroh Shofer Jonorhon LoMor Berh Hi ' Joki Ring erly Young i dulo Scorr John Noli Emmo Pj WICOMICO Kim Malone WILLIAM 0 Soroh Schafer KIWANIS CLUB Tammy Wallers MATH TEAM AWARD Marrhews LlY MITCHELL FOOTBALL AWARD Willing AM SEIDEL BOY ' S BASKETBALL AWARD Me Mirchell GIRL ' S BASKETBAKK AWARD e R.eben JACK PURNELL BASEBALL AWARD John Psoro ILETIC AWARD eben R BERRY BOY ' S ATHLETIC AWARD el Williams SEIDEL STUDENT ATHLETE AWARD Pom McGlorhlin Y AWARD OF MERIT urry MARION GUNBY AWARD Molone COMMUNITY John Frazier V I C.A. AWARD ' John Nottingham] Angelo Whire Sherri Thomas Penny Groron Danny Nelsor Gale Brunbly NATIONAL SCHOOL CHORAL AWARD Soroh Shafer Ken Johnson OPTIMIST AWARD Kim Malone NATIONAL THESPIAN AWARD Ken Johnsc Jonh Frazier R. AWARD Jon Wrighr CHAMBER OF COM, Lisa K. Culver gt. AWARD OF MERIT ICOMICO CC ies Parkeri IOUNTY BAR ASSOCIAT S.A.R. AWARD Koy Thomas PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARD Danny Webb I TOP FIVE PERCENT: Ted Morrhews, Kim Molone, Soroh Shofer, Kari Dionch, Brenda Fleming, Jon LoMor, Goyle Bowden, Lis rC Culver, Morrin Curry, Gory Wilbur, Berh Raga® Anare MaloneoJohn Nottingham; Berh Richardson. flfe ym THE WINNERS ATHLETIC AWARDS DOROTHY H. GRAHAM AWARDS REMEMBER YESTERDAY What began four years ago as jusr a dream came ro life on Wednesday, June 3, as rhe class of 1981 received rheir diplo¬ mas. The parents and teachers proudly looked on as the seniors marched in during rhe opening ceremonies in rhe Civic Cen¬ ter. Jon LaMar (Vice President) opened the Commencement Exercises with a prayer followed by rhe welcome by Pam McGlorhlin (Secretary). The choir offered musical selections and Beth Richardson sang the class song, The Long and Wind¬ ing Road . Kim Malone (Class Historian) reflected on rhe last four years of rhe class history. After which, Mr. Evans then spoke ro the class concerning their future en¬ deavors and responsibilities in life. Following Mr. Evans address, Mr. Ewalt, a member of rhe Board of Education, presented the di¬ plomas ro the class. James Parker (Presi¬ dent) followed with the farewell to rhe class and Lisa Griffith gave rhe Benediction. The Graduating Class of 1981 then marched out Remembering Yesterday, Dreaming of rommorrow, and Living for Today. DREAM OF TOMORROW AND LIVE FOR TODAY ' ruix r ,)i 5 2 ? Rt)t 2 nh {i nsl} X, diJou a- (Xix K , L 9 L ■ ,, JA y Ihl l G 4JUsjl jj h , ' r L ( y — ' ' ' Ji Jf K M%ft m v. a , A h o y u jf 2 -nr .. am j 19 $!% ■ , Jf KjOv -L vj CYVrui A- (Afuli. j ipO � ??j y ' r U- - - 0 i •-afA-ZC ' B (V FACULTY ADMINISTRATION Richard Turner, Vice Principal Thomas Smith, Vice Principal 127 STAFF Marge Malone La Raeu Franklin 128 Frances Flory Kay Crouse, Brenda Corey, Jane Ford Margarer Mirchell Flora Daniels Derry Jo Newcombe GUIDANCE Andrew Guinra Thomas Mumford David Underwood 129 FACULTY 130 Warren Squires Par McKenzie Roberta Mason 131 Neil Kjeldsen 132 Dill Burgess Darlene Cordrey Diehard Roman Donald Horrigan Roberr Krarer 134 Carl Dragwa Catherine Parsons Rex McNeil Lazio Doemeny Yvonne Oourke Lenard Smirh 135 Wirh rhis years graduanng seniors, Mrs Marrha Nurrer will also be conrinuing along rhe “long and winding rood of life Afrer graduaring from rhe Salisbury High School, Mrs Nurrer arrended Morgan Srare Universiry in Bolrimore From rhere, she wenr on ro do graduare work ar Temple Universiry and rhen received her Masrers Equivalency from rhe Universiry of Maryland, College Pork. In her rhirry-rwo years of reaching, Mrs Nurrer has raughr in several schools on rhe Easrern Shore including Salisbury High School, Worcesrer High School, Pocomoke High School, and finally Wicomico Senior High School She feels rhar mosr srudenrs or Wi Hi are cooperanve and sincere and seem ro have ser goals As for rhe furure, Mrs Nurrer would like ro do some limired Traveling She would also like ro devore more rime ro rhe Shore-Up and ro rhe Umred Merhodisr Church Also rerirmg rhis year is Conremporary Issues reacher, Mrs Jimmie Lee Wilson Mrs Wilson grc jared from Crisfield High School in Crisfield, Moryland and wenr on ro rhe Universiry of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia where she received her Bachelor ' s Degree. From rhere, she wenr on ro rhe American Inrernarional College in Springfield, Massachuserrs where she received her Masrers. The daughrer of rhe lore Govenor J. Millard Towes of Maryland, Mrs Wilson has been reaching in Wicomico Counry for rhe pasr eleven years Mrs Wilson has no ser plans for rhe furure She mrends ro ger rhe mosr our of life rhar she possibly can Good Luck, Mrs Wilson 138 CAFETERIA STAFF mM L. Deal, G. Smirh, C Long, D King, E. Rorh, M McCulley, M. Elliorr, M Wrighr CUSTODIANS K Edwards, T Lewis SPORTS J.V. FOOTBALL Junior Vorsiry football hod a fine season wirh o 6-0-2 record . . Downing rough opponents such os Cam¬ bridge and Stephen Decatur, they proved that J.V. Football could be ployed on o fine level. Terry Thomas, Ronald Drorren, Willie Buges, Dean Johnson, Brian McGinry and Mark Corhell contributed significantly. Brian McGinry received the defensive award, while Terry Thomas copped offensive honors . . In two seasons, cooch Tom Mohew has o fine 13-1-3 record CROSS COUNTRY Boys Girls Boys Girls WiHi 24 19 35 39 Laurel WiHi 24 15 35 48 Parteide WiHi 22 18 35 37 Bennerr WiHi 19 15 40 46 N Caroline WiHi 19 36 Easron WiHi 15 50 Kenr WiHi 19 18 40 37 Cambridge S D WiHi 20 22 37 33 Crisfield Delmorvo Inc Meer Isr Place Region VI Meer • Isr Place Bayside Championship Isr Place WiHi ' s cross counrry ream wenr undefear ed wirh a 10 0 record With such ralenr as Jim Lashley, Phil Crouse, and Jamie Paige, rhey defeated orchrivols Parkside and Dennerr Individual srandours for rhe girls were Susan McDaniel, Donna Revel, and Elaine Davis In rhe MPSSAA Cham pionship, Class B. WiHi placed 5rh our of 16 schools and rhe girls ploced 4rh 142 J FOOTBALL The 1980 foorboll seoson proved ro be a disappointment for WiHi Plagued by injuries and inconsistent play the Indians lost six games by seven points or less. While posting only a 1-9 record, the 1980 gridders accom¬ plished what 1978 ' s 9-1 squad could not: defeat the Cam¬ bridge S.D. Vikings. The win came in a thrilling 14-12 over¬ time victory, snapping the Vikings ' 45 game stronghold on the Dayside Conference. Tony Datemon received the MVP award for exceptional play on both lines of scrimmage. Captains, Lawrence Bivens and Me I Williams received the offensive and defensive Player of the Year, respectively. Williams was also selected to the All Bayside Conference first ream and Bateman ro the second team. Blair Willing was the recipient of the Offensive Lineman of the Year Award and the Senior Award. Jim Fox and Jerry No-Limit Watford received All-Conference hon¬ orable mentions. All of the above players were awarded All-City honors. 144 145 SOCCER Ar rhe srorr of rhe new decode, our soccer ream found irself in rhe hands of firsr year coaches Roberr Krarer and Chuck Cross, who directed a young squad, known os rhe Whoops Gong , ro a 5-5 Bayside Conference ledger. The Tribe boorers closed rhe season with a 2-1 setback ro cros- srown rival James M. Bennerr in rhe firsr round of rhe MPSSAA class B playoffs. The Indians ' three losses ro rhe Clippers were rhe biggest disappointments, while rhe two victories over Parkside highlighted rhe successful campaign. Wi Hi ' s defense held its oppomenrs ro on overage of just 1.26 goals per gome and our porenr offense rallied on overage of 1.45 goals per content. Next year ' s squad will miss rhe services of seniors Sang Kong (MVP), Andy Wesr, Mike Tull, Jeff Bean, Paul Anthony, Jon Lamar, Gary Wilbur, Jeff Zerr, and Ralph Gregory. WiHi 1 2 Bennerr WiHi 2 1 Partoide WiHi 0 1 Crisfield WiHi 2 1 Mardela WiHi 0 1 Pocomoke WiHi 1 0 Washingron WiHi 7 1 Srephen Decorur WiHi 1 0 Parkside WiHi 1 2 Snow Hill WiHi 0 3 Bennerr WiHi 1 2 Bennerr (Play-ofO VOLLEYBALL The 1980-81 Volleyball ream, led by Coach Derry Jane Dashiell finished up rheir season wirh a 4-6 win-loss record. Even Though rhe girls didn ' r fair os well os They had in pasr years, rhey srill pur our all rhey hod and did rheir very besr. The ream ' s mosr oursranding win come posr-season when rhe girls defeared rhe boys ' soccer ream in borh A and D acrion. The ream will lose mosr of rheir Varsiry ream, including Senior Award Winner Joyce Pieben, MVP Pom McGlorhlin, Kim Malone, Andrea Malone, and Terri Tonelli. We wish rhe rerurning girls good luck and hope rhey will serve up a good season nexr year. Wi-Hi 0-2 Wi-Hi 1-2 Wi-Hi 2-0 Wi-Hi 2-0 Wi-Hi 2-1 Wi-Hi 1-2 Wi-Hi 1-2 Wi-Hi 0-2 Wi-Hi 2-0 Wi-Hi 1-2 Partaide Stephen Decarur Snow Hill Pocomoke Bennerr Porkside Stephen Decatur Snow Hill Pocomoke Bennerr FIELD HOCKEY The field hockey ream finished rhe year wirh a 3 7 record The very first gome of rhe year was o controversial loss ro Dennerr The stickers first victory come wirh o 3-1 win over Crisfield A bitter defeat come from Parkside with o 2-0 loss,, followed by o 1-1 tie against Snow Hill in regulation rime The overtime period was scoreless The WiHi girls were finally able ro pur rhe gome in rhe win column wirh penolry shots by Kari Dianich and Ann Meilhammer Cherri Porker, Soroh Townsend, Maria Newton and Kori Dianich hod consistently good ploy through rhe year Mario Newton received rhe MVP award for her outstanding effort Wi-Hi 1-5 Dennerr Wi-Hi 0-4 Porteide Wi Hi 3-1 Crisfield Wi-Hi 1-3 Mardela Wi-Hi 0-1 Pocomoke Wi-Hi 0-3 Washington Wi-Hi 4-0 Stephen Decatur Wi-Hi 0-2 Parkside Wi-Hi 3-2 Snow Hill Wi-Hi 0-3 Dennerr Ir was inevitable os Coach Waller said In 1979, rhe Wi Hi Golf ream was No 3 in rhe Day side Conference, in 1980, they were No. 2 and whar orher rhon No 1 in 1981 The golf ream had a roral of 8 regulare season marches Of those 8 marches, Wi Hi won 4 rimes and came in 2nd 4 rimes. The golf ream won rhe Dayside Championship, came in 2nd ar rhe Disrricr VIII Tournamenr and won rhe City Championship Dy finishing 2nd in rhe Disrricr Tournamenr, rhe ream earned rhe right ro go ro rhe Stare Tournamenr ar College Park The ream finished an outstanding 8rh. The spectacular season was due ro rhe surprising and sready play of four great guys. The were Senior Mike Davis, 3-year lerrermon; senior Jeff Parker, caprain , “MVS , and 2-year lerrer- man ; sophomore Vince Cherrix, City medalist , school medalist , and 2 year lerrerman, and sophomore Davis Malone, MVP , and 3- year lerrerman Next year, rhe ream and school are looking forward ro rhe return of rwo of rhe area ' s finest golfers, Vince Cherrix and David Malone WRESTLING After 3 years of srrenuous work and monrhs of srarvarion, Mel Williams achieved whar mosr wresrlers dream of becoming Srare Champion. Mel went 19-2 rhis season wirh 12 pins. His 3 year record of 29-3-2 is unsurpassed. Williams plans ro go ro Salisbury Srare where he will conrinue his wresrling career. WiHi 42 15 Srephen Decarur WiHi 17 32 Seaford WiHi 36 25 Delmar WiHi 45 10 Srephen Decarur WiHi 54 12 Kenr WiHi 39 15 Easron WiHi 39 15 Bennerr WiHi 32 26 Parteide WiHi 51 3 Sr. Michaels WiHi 27 25 Mardela 152 The 1980 81 seoson was rhe besr ever as rhe ream caprured 3 rirles for rhe firsr rime in rheir hisrory. Undefeared in rhe Bayside wirh a 10 0 record and an overall record of 10 1, rhe WiHi grapplers were Bay side, Disrricr VIII, and Region IV champions. These acheivemenrs are oursranding for ir is rhe firsr rime rhe ream has won rhe Bayside, rhe second rime for rhe Disrricr, and rhe firsr rime for rhe Regional Mel Williams became only rhe second srare champion in rhe hisrory of rhe Eosrern Shore by winning rhe 185 lb division Williams record for rhe regular season wos 19 2. He also recorded rhe mosr pins wirh 12. Jeff Malcolm hod anorher super year os he rook second in rhe disrricr, region, and srare in rhe 1261b. division. Donnie Sample compered in rhe srare comperirion bur did nor place Sample complered rhe year wirh a 11 4 record. Don coprured second in rhe disrricr and region. The JV wresrlers finished wirh on impressive 9 0-1 record. 153 BASKETBALL The varsiry basketball ream wear our with a bang as they defeated the Cambridge S.D. Vikings on rhe Indians home courr. With an overall record of 12 and 11 rhe Indians went inro rhe Region IV Class D Tournament seeded fourth, bur lost by a socre of 77-66 ro Stephen Decatur. Sophomore, Drian Dutler led the trail for rhe Indians. With an average of 14.4 points and 14 rebounds per game, Drian was named to the first ream All-Bayside. Jaenell Downes and Tony Bateman tied for rhe most steals with 42 apiece. The highlight of rhe year was the game against DeMarha, rhe 1 ranked high school in the nation. The Indians gave what they had ro give but were defeated 78 53. 154 WiHi 64 61 WiHi 68 64 WiHi 76 69 WiHi 57 66 WiHi 43 61 WiHi 86 40 WiHi 58 73 WiHi 58 49 WiHi 66 61 WiHi 52 56 WiHi 66 54 WiHi 53 60 WiHi 52 57 WiHi 58 53 WiHi 95 59 WiHi 60 57 WiHi 64 63 WiHi 66 77 Pocomoke Eosron Woshingron Dennerr Portaide Mordelo Crisfield Parkside Stephen Decorur Pocomoke Woshingron Snow Hill Dennerr Porl side Mordelo Crisfield Combndge S D Srephen Decorur J.V. BASKETBALL J.V . boskerboll nerred o winning season of 10 - 8. Winning one gome and and losing one gome each ro Bennerr and Porkside, rhey ried os Ciry Champions. The losses ro Bennerr and Porkside were each by a single pomr One of rhe mosr rhrilling gomes was againsr Wash- ingron. Wirh one second remaining, losing 47 ro 48, Raymond Leonard shor and mode o half courr shor ro win rhe gome The climax of rhe season was againsr 1 in rhe narion, DeMarha. The JV ' s, rhough nor locking husrle, losr 71 ro 51 john Jones led rhe scoring wirh 16.5 poinrs followed by Ronald Brarren wirh 12.7. Nexr year promises ro be anorher good year. WiHi 46 52 WiHi 67 53 WiHi 51 71 W.Hi 31 49 WiHi 46 47 WiHi 44 46 WiHi 49 48 WiHi 55 42 WiHi 45 42 WiHi 63 46 WiHi 35 26 WiHi 44 46 WiHj 69 63 WiHi 61 52 WiHi 70 83 WiHi 55 46 WiHi 42 43 WiHi 64 57 Easron Pocomoke DeMarha Crisfield Parade Srephen Decarur Woshmgron Snow Hill Dennerr Crisfield Arcadia Crisfield Parl side Srephen Decarur Washingron Snow Hill Dennerr Cambridge GIRLS BASKETBALL The WiHi girls hod a winning season rhis year wirh a 11 7 record. The besr conresr of rhe season was againsr rhe roughesr ream in rhe Bayside, rhe Snow Hill Eaglerres. The Indians shor 6 ro rhe Eaglerres ' 36% Joyce Rieben scored 21 poinrs followed by Susan McDanie l and Evelyn Robinson wirh 14 and 12 poinrs respecrively. Joyce Rieben ended rhe season wirh a career high 42 poinrs. Rieben is WiHi ' s girls oil-rime leading scorer wirh a roral of 1151 career poinrs. She scored her lOOOrh poinr againsr Porteide ro become only rhe second WiHi girl ro reach rhis level. Susan McDaniel was rhe 1980 81 MVP and Rieben re¬ ceived rhe Senior Award Nexr year, alrhough wirhour Joyce, Mrs. Holloway should hove o fine season wirh vereran players Donna Revel, Susan McDaniel, Brenda Prushansky, and Evelyn Robin¬ son. WiHi 47 59 Porkside Salisbury Girls ' WiHi 07 40 N Dorchesrer Classic Tournomenr WiHi 50 46 Poconnoke WiHi 45 37 Mordelo WiHi 60 27 Cr.sf.eld WiHi 42 53 Porkside WiHi 52 53 Stephen Decatur WiHi 60 50 Washington WiHi 47 79 Snow Hill WiHi 59 55 Dennett WiHi 56 42 Pocomoke WiHi 41 29 Mardelo WiHi 58 27 Crisfield WiHi 41 42 Porkside WiHi 61 50 Stephan Decatur WiHi 75 31 Washington WiHi 51 63 Snow Hill WiHi 63 48 Dennett WiHi 45 49 Cambridge S D Region IV Tournament INDOOR TRACK Indoor track, o fosr and new sporr, proved ro be a success. The Indians finished second in a dual meer against Dennett, however they defeated Dennett in a later meer. The Indians finished third in the Invitational Meer. Jamie Paige and James Parker set records this year. John Curry, Martin Curry, Jeff Parker and Dlair Willing also contributed heavily. Invirarionol Meer Isr Place Salisbury Invirarionol 3rd Place Regional Meer 2nd Place M P S A A Srare Meer 16rh Place BASEBALL Wi-Hi baseball proved ro be super once again. As rhe 1981 season srarred wirh a 4-0 victory rhe players knew they were destined for rhe stare playoffs. Wirh players like Jay Roglirz, John Psora and Alex Davis, along wirh many orhers rheir dream came true. To srarr rhe playoffs rhey defeated Parkside by rhe same score as rhe opening game, 4-0 They then traveled ro Kenr ro defeat rhem by a score of 8-7. This victory pur rhem into rhe srare finals againsr losr year ' s store champs.. The proud Wi-Hi ream losr by a score of 0-7. againsr Brooklyn P ark. The Indians had a fine season wirh an overall record of 13-5-2 and becoming newly crowned regional champions. John Psora was rhis years MVP and Donald Johnson was rhe mosr valuable senior. Nexr year promises ro be a successful season wirh rhe pitching of Dean Whire and Craig Shrieves along wirh rhe slugging power of Bruce Marrhews and Alex Davis. Wi-Hi 4-0 Snow Hill Wi-Hi 3-1 Pocomoke Wi-Hi 6-2 Pocomoke Wi-Hi 8-4 Mordelo Wi-Hi 4-1 Mordelo Wi-Hi 2-3 Dennerr Wi-Hi 4-8 Dennerr Wi-Hi 2-5 Washingron Wi-Hi 8-4 Washingron Wi-Hi 13-12 Stephen Decorur Wi-Hi 0-1 Parkside ' Wi-Hi 7-0 Crisfield Wi-Hi 8-4 Stephen Decorur Wi-Hi 3-1 Parkside Wi-Hi 7-2 Crisfield Wi-Hi 4-0 Parkside Wi-Hi 6-6 Indian River Wi-Hi 8-7 Kenr Wi-Hi 5-5 Snow Hill Wi-Hi 0-7 Brooklyn Pork TRACK AND FIELD The WiHi track ream conrinued irs winning rradirion by compiling a 8-1 record for rhe season. The Indian rhindads placed second in rhe Dayside and Regional Championships, and secured a rhird place in rhe presri- gious Dennerr Relays, while compering againsr reams from Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia. Led by MVP caproin Jeff Parker and MVS caprain Marcel Slem- mons, rhe ream proved rhar rhey were one of rhe besr on rhe Shore. Four records were ser rhis year: The 800 and 400 merer relay reams had record-breaking rimes, senior Jeron Mirchell ser a new mark in rhe 400 merer dash, soph. Jamie Paige in rhe 1600 merer run. Alrhough rhey lose 12 senior rhis year. Coach Schoepf ' s ream has rhe nucleus ro become one of rhe mosr respecred reams in rhe srare. 161 P Boys WiHi 92 25 Arcadia W H 97 30 Kenr WiHi 124 12 Cambridge S.D 9 N Caroline WiHi 89 58 Bennerr 17 Queen Anne WiHi 106 19 Col Richardson WiHi 80 48 Parkside WiHi 88 40 Bennerr Girls WiHi 100 46 WiHi 111 30 WiHi 141 34 11 WiHi 112 34 WiHi 62 84 WiHi 106 40 Partaide Kenr Cambridge S D N Dorchester Col Richardson Bennerr Srephen Decorur Girls rrack proved ro be a super squad wirh on undefeored regular season, bearing cross-rown rivals Bennerr (89-58) and Parkside (80- 48). The Indians placed second in rhe Bennerr Belays, first in rhe County meet, first in rhe Regional meer, and a fourth place in rhe Srare meer. Susan McDaniels dominated rhe distance events, while Shirl Winder excelled in rhe sprinrs. Tan Collins received rhe senior award and Joyce rieben rhe MVP. TENNIS Carson Dozman and Ray Srill led rhe way with undefeat¬ ed records. Sang Kang and Chris Kane were also out¬ standing with 9 - 5 and 9 4 records. Ray Srill placed second in rhe District VIII Regional Tournament at SSC. Carson Dozman and Cris Kane also placed second in men ' s doubles WiHi 6 1 Snow Hill WiHi 6 1 Pocomoke WiHi 3 4 Bennerr WiHi 5 2 Woshingron WiHi 7 2 Srephen Decorur WiHi 3 4 Parteide WiHi 6 1 Crisfield WiHi 5 2 Snow Hill WiHi 4 3 Pocomoke WiHi 3 4 Bennerr WiHi 6 0 Woshingron WiHi 3 4 Srephen Decorur WiHi 1 6 Partaide WiHi 3 4 Crisfield o� ’ 163 TENNIS The girls hod o rocky season ending with a 5-9 record. Throughour rhe season rhey showed poise and good sporrsmanship. Kari Dianich and Pom McGlorhlin ployed in rhe number one and rwo spors and led rhe way for rhe nerrers Michelle Welsh and Karla Lone had a pair record of 10-1 and individual records of 12 1 and 11 2 respecrively. WiHi 7 0 Snow Hill WiHi 4 3 Pocomoke WiHi 1 6 Dennerr WiHi 4 3 Washingron WiHi 4 5 Srephen Decorur WiHi 2 5 Partoide WiHi 1 6 Crisfield WiHi 3 4 Snow Hill WiHi 5 2 Pocomoke WiHi 0 8 Dennerr WiHi 6 1 Washingron WiHi 2 6 Srephen Decorur WiHi 1 6 Parkside WiHi 3 4 Crisfield Losing only 3 seniors rhe girls hope ro hove a berrer ream nexr year wirh Derh Lappen, Barb Beach, Susan Townsend, and Welsh and Lone. 164 SOFTBALL The WiHi sofrball ream ended rhe season wirh a winning record of 9 - 6 Donna Revel barred .395 while averaging only 1 walk a game when she pirched. She also led in RBI ' s wirh 15 and srolen bases wirh 29. Teena Smirh enjoyed a barring average of 421 and perfecr 1.000 fielding average. Tracey Greene barred .343 and cherri Parker .333. Valerie Macon led rhe pirching wirh a 5-3 record and a 4.58 earned run average. Macon averaged 1.1 srrikeours per inning as a pircher. WiHi 18 16 Snow Hill WiHi 6 5 Pocomoke WiHi 14 15 Mordelo WiHi 15 18 Dennerr WiHi 7 6 Washingron WiHi 4 13 Porl side WiHi 20 3 Crisfield WiHi 7 10 Snow Hill WiHi 21 4 Pocomoke WiHi 2 5 Dennerr WiHi 3 1 Mordelo WiHi 19 8 Washingron WiHi 1 3 Srephen Decorur WiHi 18 6 Crisfield 165 166 168 CLUBS YEARBOOK Firsr row B Bogan, C Bean, 5 Bell, D Murray, $ Townsend, K Morrhews, M Hill, A Molone, C. Long, L. Noble, K Voughn, second row: G Bowden, K. Thomas, J Simms, L. Mears, M Welsh, B Beach, A Karros, K Malone, S Loyron, L. Mills, Third row: J. Conner, J. LaMar, S Jones, B Warford, T Morrhews, D McDaniel, J Truirr K Moreno, P McGlorhlm (ediror), M Bruce, V Jones, L Mohan. Mmmmmm cheese 1 Berh has her nose buried in a book, AGAIN! S.G.A. OFFICERS G. Clifton, Treasurer; K Conre, Secretary; M Curry, President, J. Wright, 1st Vice President; J. Parker, Parliamentarian SENIOR REPS SOPHOMORE REPS JUNIOR REPS L. Smirh M Hill M Welsh D Beach C. Fields fV Hudson H Tschop A Meilhommer M. Lewis FRESHMEN REPS P. Williams S. Messick 5. Shroyer C Adkins fV Richens K. Conre C. Lewis A Emond C. Vorgo S Douglas D Williams K Middleron G. Clifron A Jenkins L. Dianich T. Dashiell K. Elliorr K Middleron L. Wesr M Adams S Bunring R. Gaddis T. Wallace 5. Whire D Rider J. Clark L. Lamberr 175 HONOR SOCIETY Firsr Row t D. Jackson, Mrs Wilkins, A. Armstrong, C. Adkins, K McBride, C. Varga, B. Ragan, M Welsh, P Srewarr, S. Monrgomery; Second Row: J Reddish, P Shaffer, M Hill, K Malone, S. Smith, B Richardson, S Brigge, P Seward, L. Culver, C. Thrash, A. Emmond, Third Row: M. Bruce, M Curry, J Parker, T Matthews VARSITY CLUB D Beach, P McGlorhlin (Pres ), M Welch, J. Paige, J Trower, J. Curry, J Parker, M Curry, P Crouse THESPIANS M Vooren K. McDrien K. Johnson N Throsh ART CLUB WlHl t i 0«ro% D. Cordrey M Conner G Porel fV Hull D Cordrey D Bacon E Hole C. Long G Lone S. Reim F. Whire V. Rhock F Feorher WI-HI NEWS L. Bivens L. Olsen G Lone J. Simms L. Schells S. Henderson K Evans K. Lone 5. McCabe E Godwin T Walrers (Ediror) K. Vaughn A Wesr M Key D Shockley A McCoy J Moos D Whire L. Durke R. Schwenk D Berhard D Purnell K Lankford 177 CAMPUS PRODUCTIONS D. Purnell fV Truirr P. Kloverwieden C. Ellior PHOTOGRAPHY J. Perdue C. Dean D. Beach C. Long P Thorron K. Benn M. Conner J. Conner J Mirchell V Mirchell A McGill S. Turner D Banins A. Dickerson B Kloverwieden C. Church L. Perdue B Bocon G Hopper M Welsh S. Word fV Truirr P Morris F Wilson D Purnell fV Hudson T Gorigliono S. Sreed B Dennis MEDIA CLUB 178 PEER PRESSURE Firsr row: L. Dionich, M Ballard, M Lewis, S Messick, K. Ennis, B Lappen, T Alexander, B Horsey, A. Jusrice, T Brirringham, P Williams, M Key, C. Dunahoo, Second row, S. White, M Thompson, A. Anderson, L. Lemon, A. Armstrong, E Godwin, J. Dixon, J Blakeney, S. Tilghmon, H. Srier, W Andrews, R Jones, R Truirr, P McCann, S Weiricke, D Molone, Third row: B Blokeney, C. Carnegie, D. Savage, S. Leorherbury, L Harmon, V Bnddell, V Leonard, R Dickerson, G. Wilkerson, M. Perdow, K Corey, G. Schaffer, S Sreelmon, M. Savage, D Williams, M Dixon, M Wooren, L. Shawen, A Tyler, D Bruce. SCIENCE CLUB Firsr row D Shanfelrer, R Carter, Second row S. Smith, C Throsh, P Schaffer, J Paige, T Scott, L. Berry,- Third row: A Emond, C Varga, N Thrash, K McBrien. S Shroyer, L Kennedy 179 PONY CLUB N. Woggoner M Robinson B. Clark P Corey J. Lobounry S Sreelmon KEYETTES 180 B Beach L Berry K Conre L. Srreib G Hopper T Brirringhom R Joned A Dawson T. Hill K. Bur ns V Macon M. Hill C Walker M Welsh C. Long 5 Bell C. Bean FBLA R. Jones B Horsey E. Dixon B. White D Finney 5. Tilghman T Brirringhom K. Sherill P Gillespie A. Malone C. Long P Commodore R. Hudson G Lane A Carr S. Raynor J. Mirchell G Connell DECA Firsr row: W Chandler, C Jones, W Wilson, D. Adkins, A. Dawson, C. Bosrick, E. Arvey, J Devine, L. Lewis, D Johnson,- Second row: S. Tilghman, E. Palmer, H Tschop, D Lorrimore, T Sweer, S. Corbin, C. Dize, T Thomas, P. Teaman, Third row: R. Hudson, R Knapp, D Dennis, D. Banks, D Shonfelrer, C Thompson, B. Horringron, D Twilley. THE WINNERS Firsr row C Bosrick, R Hudson, E Arvey, S. Corbin, V Fair, T Sweer, W Wilson, S Conaway; Second row: D Johnson, K Hooker, A Dawson, D Shonfelrer, R. Knapp, Mrs Balis, M Hines, H Pusey, D Adkins, L Lewis, Mr Evans 181 182 LATIN CLUB Firsr row: B Greene. D Messick. M Scholes, J. Dixon, P Percifield, B Bogan, L Dianich, Second row H. Srein, C Vorgo, A Wesr, J Poige ; Third row: B Chopmon, C Throsh, T Kid well, P. MsConn ; Forrh row: P. Thorron, K. Elliorr, B. Firzgerold, P McMichoelson SPANISH CLUB Firsr row E Hole, V Goslee, S. Whire, J Dodd, Ms Buorke, Second row V Bhock, M. Wooren, E Younger, D. Johnson, B Bocon, D Savage FRENCH CLUB Firsr row J Myer, J Nock, C Colvono, J Truirr, Second row S. Smirh, B. Fleming, V Mocon, P Corey, L Nacrelli, L Harmon, Third row K Murphy, L Bogan, K Lankford, T Morrhews, P Seward, S. Bridge First row: J. Labounry, L Thompson, C. Hopper, T. Brirringham, K. Ennis, S. Messick, H. Srein, L. Lemon, R Brewer, P. Williams, R. Truirr, A. Meilhommer, P. Dryden; Second row S. Monogue, C. Meors, C. Long, R. Jones, B. Horsey, M Derby, D Neal, R Gregory, G Wilkerson, M. Wooren, K Benn, M Blokeney, D. Shanfelrer, Third row M Bollard, P Thorton, J Dixon, C Reddick, E Godwin, N Waggoner, E Prince, S Sreelmon, L Rogon, L. Schells, D. Williams, G. Schaffer, A Tyler, C Mumford YOUNG IDEALISTS First row P Commodore, V Rhock, B White, V Johnson, A Teogle, V. Leonard, R. Hudson, Second row: L Lewis, M. Bloke, M Ballard, S. Winder, V. Goslee, W. Evans, K. Hardy, T Poole, V. Morris; Third row, D Brown, M Lows, H. Drummond. M. Dixon, J. Mitchell, C Reddick, M Thompson, A Onley, C Jones FFA fX Mirchell, J Agnew, fX fXichordson, fX Gordy, A Hixon, L Qrirringham, fX Morron CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP IX Hudson, M Newron, J Focey, M Lows CONCERT CHOIR Firsr row B Schaffer, K Jenkins, S. Schaffer, J Wrighr, V Gordy, J. Creed, K. Elliorr, C Reddick,, Second row, E Godwin, J Hoslom, D Clark, J Hall, D Srorns, G Mclnryre, L Gordy, L Basser ; Third row A Thompson, L Briddell, M. Zimmerman, O Jackson, H Word, E Horseman, J Groron, K Benn, P Commodore, Forrh row: G. Hall, K. Corey, K Johnson, T Sensemg, A Trour, J Bendler, L. Hurley, A Emond, P Scorr CHOIR HONOR RECEIVERS Wl HI SINGERS Firsr row E Godwin, B Clark, V Gordy, C Reddick, Second row K Corey, J Wrighr, M Zimmerman, P Commodore, P Scorr, Third row E Horsemon, P Schaffer, G Mdnryre, K Johnson, J Bendler Firsr row. T Hill, A Dawson, M Thompson, V White, B Church, J Mason, K. Doer, S. Brirringham, B Phillips, K Darker. Second row: Mr Anno, E Godwin, S Shafer, M Newron, S Rehm, D Hawkins, F Doremon, K Godwin, C Riddid«, J Porker, D Alexander, T. Wallace, D. Scorr, G Clifron, R Websrer, A Coulbourn, K Brooks Third row L Shelron, P Shelron, E M James, P. McCann, V Goslee, M Dloke, A Douglas, A Anderson, K Denshow, T Greene, S Pinro, D Bounds, J Prushonsky, V Johnson, S. Hudson, D Pusey, K Eisenhouer, R. Correr, S Weirick, M Meodows, P Williams Fourth row E Evans, P Commodore, A McKenzie, M Key, J Creed, N Gismondi, R. Turner, D. Ennis, J. Curry, J Zerr, K Mikkleron. B Fleming B. Hedges, B Calloway Fifth row K Johnson, G. Niblerr, L Good, P Meors, J Sreworr, L Berry, S. Windor, S Whire, P Robertson, M Phillips, D Jackson. S Montgomery, O Morris, P Williams, J Birckheod, J Krieger, S Richardson, V Pusey, K Lone Sixth row T Walters, J Bendler, P Shafer, M Zimmerman, R Armstrong, T. Scorr, D Shafer, T McMichoel, E. McCoy, C. Walker, D Miller, P Sims, T Johnson, D. Mudge, T Kid well, A Cheek, D Rider, B Todd, M Shupe Seventh row A. Jenkins, A. Worsonm A Justice, A McCleese, R Gottis, C Porker, M Perdow, S Douglas, D Chandler, D. Wimbrow, S Scholes, K. Wyorr, T. 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