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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1978 volume:

' - ■ _ C ' mon! We ' re Steppin ' Thru Wi Hi... . . . C ' mon! We ' re steppin ' thru Wi Hi in ' 78. We all arrived at school after a short but event-filled summer, eager to see old friends and classmates. Freshmen made their debut into high school life, anxiously steppin ' into new beginnings. Things were hectic in guidance - the computer went haywire with everyone ' s schedules, causing the entire student body to panic. But our capable counselors soon straightened everything out. 3 Steppin ' Thru Lunchtime . . . . . . When the lunch bell rings we ' re all steppin ' into those I- o-n-g lunch lines. After a little good music and good food, we ' re all ready to return to class and - eat! There are candy sales and bake sales and leftover lunches. We ' re Steppin ' Thru New Things . . . 6 . . . We ' re steppin ' thru new things - a new football coach, Mr. Rick White, who led the mighty Indians to a fine 6-4 record; a new vice-principal, Mr. David Johnson, who is usually seen steppin ' thru the halls with a big, friendly smile. The band can be seen steppin ' high with their new uniforms and Rick Parsons was seen with a new face for Halloween. 7 Steppin ' Thru Activities . . . . . Soon after the festivities of a victorious Homecoming we all settled down into the routine of Wi Hi. Many students turned to sports for their enjoyment and the junior class held a slave day which was a success. ... As we ' re steppin ' thru Wi Hi, we know the force is with us - along with skateboarding, motorcycling, gardening, creating, exercising and learning. Steppin ' Thru Fashion . . . . . . Our students can be seen steppin ' into fashion: the three piece, cowl necks, Levis . . . and the Wi Hi varsity jacket is always in style here. No matter what you ' re wearing, a beautiful smile adds the finishing touch. . . . There are a variety of things to be seen while steppin ' thru Wi Hi—anything from cooking to eating; from working to playing. The Booster Club ' s bonfire added a spark of excite¬ ment to the football season, and we all spent time wondering what a Rock-a-brella was! 15 SENIORS s ? vvt ■x • • ■ SENIORS Toussaint munches out at the Wi Hi hangout. Handcheck!!! President, Judy Dunn; Vice-President, Kim Webster; Historian Pam Fennell; Secretary, Linda Smith; Treasurer, Janet Payne. SENIORS - BUSTING LOOSE . . . John Nathaniel Abbott Stanley Gray Adams Virgil Eugene Adams Gary Thomas Adkins Patti Lorraine Adkins Beverly Ann Alexander JOHN NATHANIEL ABBOTT: Duddy ; VoTech Plumbing 4; plans: plumber, marriage, children; re¬ membered for his courage in finishing school, and as a lover. STANLEY GRAY ADAMS: Captain Caveman ; Elec¬ tricity 3,4, Basketball 4, Track 4; plans: to go into armed forces or to become a master electrician; remember¬ ed for being the handsomest dude in school, and for being Captain Caveman. VIRGIL EUGENE ADAMS: Rusty ; special awards 2, wrestling 1,2,3,4; plans; travel around Arizona, Mexi¬ co and Colorado for awhile; then come back and get a farm, with horses. GARY THOMAS ADKINS: Gary ; FFA 2,3,4; plans: undecided. PATTI LORRAINE ADKINS: Miss Thing ; Art Club 2, Media Club 2,3, Ecology Club 1, Prom Committee 4; plans: to leave Salisbury and find a future; remem¬ bered for her smiles, dimples, and partying every¬ where. BEVERLY ANN ALEXANDER: Bev ; Band 1,2,3,4, Choir 4, SGA 4, Spanish Club 1, Float Committee 3, Ecology Club 1, Bye Bye, Birdie 3, Awards 4, Christ¬ ian Fellowship 4, Prom Committee 4, plans: to go to college to be a child psychologist and marriage; re¬ membered for her cute freckles and dimples. THOMAS WAYNE ALEXANDER: Tom ; Vo Tech Cabinetmaking 3,4; plans: to go into armed forces or to continue cabinetmaking. RICHARD FREDERICK ALLEN II: Rich ; Md. Acade¬ my of Science Workshop 3; plans: college, then on to whatever comes up; remembered for running around school with a busted gym bag filled with books, and a pocket full of tic-tacs. LAURA ANN ANDREWS: Laurie ; Science Club 3, Prom Committee 4, VICA 4; plans: to go to secretarial school; remembered for always laughing. GRANT THOMAS ARDIS: Wally ; Concert Choir 3, 4, plans: attend college; remembered for his imitation of R.T. ' s sports reel in Mr. Cross ' U.S. History class. Sharon Lee Babcock Jeffrey Scott Baer Lenora Antoinette Barkley Melody Reese Barkley Jerry mends the hard-to-get spots. Hilda Georgette Barkley Laval Allen Barkley Plans for Senior Hook Day? Catch up on the soaps C. Thomas What ' s Senior Hook Day?? L. Watson Is it a national holiday? A. Lamar SHARON LEE BABCOCK: Noochie ; Yearbook 1,3, Class treasurer 2, AFS 3,4, SGA 1,2,4, Float Committee 2,3,4, Prom Committee 4, French Club 2, SGA 2nd Vice 3, Dance Committee 1,2; Plans: to attend college; remembered for never wanting to come to school, and for Steve! JEFFREY SCOTT BAER: Jeff ; VICA Treasurer 3, VICA President 4, Golf 3,4, Vo-Tech Cabinetmaking 3,4, Prom Committee 4; Plans: to attend the State Police Academy; remembered for his 68 Camaro, and for being a victim of the Senior Suspension Week. HILDA GEORGETTE BARKLEY: plans are undecided. LAVAL ALLEN BARKLEY: Scooter ; Masonry 3,4, Prom Committee 4; Plans: to become an architect; remembered for his mouth. LENORA ANTOINETTE BARKLEY: plans are unde¬ cided. MELODY REESE BARKLEY: Mel ; SGA 4th Vice 1, Choir 1,3,4, Drill Team 1, Prom Committee 4, Color Guard 2; Plans: to attend college, then enroll in the Army; remembered for always singing and humming. 19 Michael Fulton Carol Ellen Bivens Beauchamp Student parking lot? Great! If you drive a tank. R.C. Hall Nice for a swim after it rains. B. Travis MICHAEL FULTON BEAUCHAMP: Mike ; SGA 1st Vice President 1, Baseball 1,4, Soccer 1,3,4; Plans: attend college; remembered for his yea-ha . CAROL ELLEN BIVENS: Carol ; Class Representa¬ tive 4, Homecoming Court 4, Dance Committee 4, DECA Club 4, Prom Committee 4, Band (Bennett) 1; Plans: attend college for fashions; remembered for being so quiet. DANE MARCUS BONNER: Zack ; Baseball 1, Vo Tech 3,4, Prom Committee 4, Choir 1, AV Club 1; plans: to be in food technology; remembered by Miss Beverly Ann Dashiell. DOUGLAS WALTER BOUNDS: Doug ; Photography 2, Chess Club 2; plan: are decided; remembered for being a Deadhead. TIMOTHY SENN BOWDEN: Bodine ; Football 3,4, SGA 3, Chess 1,2, Soccer 1, Varsity Club 4, Booster Club 4; plans: to attend college. MARK STEVEN BOWEN: Bohawk ; Science Club 1, Track 4; plans: to attend college; remembered for knowing what time it is! SANDRA COOPER BOWER: Sandy ; SGA 3,4, Deca Club 3,4, Art Club 2, Deca Treasurer 4, Prom Com¬ mittee 4, Spanish Club 1, Jr. Class Play 3; plans: to make the best of life for her and Mike and take each day as it comes; remembered for marrying Mike, June 4,1977, and for being one of the many class clowns. Timothy Senn Bowden Mark Steven Bowen Mr. Dunn, alias Chicken Man, in the home of the winning float. Sandra Cooper Bower Cynthia Jean Bratten CYNTHIA JEAN BRATTEN: Cindy , Fish ; SGA 1,3, Hockey 2, Volleyball 3,4, Prom Committee 4, Float Committee 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Tennis 1,2 Softball 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4 (President); plans: to attend college and major in special education; remembered for her athletic skill, and being modest. ARTHUR JAMES BRIGHT, JR.: Art ; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4, plans; undecided. MELVIN THOMAS BRINSON: Tom ; Wrestling 4, Prom Committee 4; plans: to go into the Air Force; remembered for causing trouble in school, and his craziness. KEVIN ANTONIO BROADWATER: Tony ; Indian Chant 4, Art Club 4; plans; to go to college and major in art, and work in Salisbury for a year; remembered for being the small dude with the big afro, and his bas¬ ketball abilities. LEON WIL BROMLEY: Leon ; Football 1, Wrestling 3, Band 1,2, Awards 1, Industrial Arts Awards 3, Skill Electricity (Skill Olympics), Awards 3 (Skill Olympics) Business processor; plans: to start own electrical busi¬ ness and get married at 20, 21, or 22; remembered for his 62 Thunderbird, with a 396 Police Interceptor, and partying hard in his Senior year. SUSAN DENISE BUNTING: Short Cake ; Food Trade 3,4, Prom Committee 4; plans: to go to Wor-Wic Tech Community College; remembered for being loved by Baby Face and also for her shortness. FREDERICK LEE BUTLER, JR.: Fred ; V.I.C.A. Auto¬ body 3,4, Varsity Club 2, Track 2,3,4, Awards, VICA member 3; plans: to go further into his study in Vo¬ cational college; remembered by everyone in Track and working his tail off for his orange car. TERRY WAYNE BUTLER: Terry ; Band 2,3, Prom Committee 4, plans: to find a future career and to enjoy what life has to offer; remembered for his Z-28 . BETSY RUTH CALLAWAY: Betsy ; Cheerleader 3,4, AFS 3,4, SGA 3,4, FHA 3, Historian 4, Keyettes 3,4, Yearbook 4, Varsity Club 4, Prom Committee 4, Homecoming Committee 2,3,4; plans: to go to col¬ lege, then marriage in the future; remembered as one of the last of the 4 musketeers, and always happy! Kevin Antonio Broadwater Leon Wil Bromley 21 TERRI LYNN CAMPBELL: Terri ; plans: to be a secre¬ tary. CHERYL LYNN CARNEGIE: Cheryl ; Concert Choir 4; plans: to go to college and to become a social work¬ er and then get married; remembered for always laughing and having a lot of friends. TERRY ANTONIO CARR: Austin ; Basketball 1,2,3, Awards 1,2, Track 1; plans: to go to school and be¬ come a state policeman; remembered for my famous jokes. CAROL JANE CAULK: Sweet Pie ; Prom Committee 4; plans: to get married to Andy D. in September ' 78 and go to work, remembered for loving Andy and always talking about him, and writing to him; and the short haircut! AURELIA MAE CHESTER: Aurelia ; FHA 2,3,4, Cross Country 4, Track 3,4, plans: to attend Business and Medical Schools to become a medical secretary; re¬ membered for being a warm human being. SHANTA YVONNE CHURCH: Yvonnie, Chaka ; AFS 3,4, SGA 2,3,4, Volleyball 4, Prom Committee 4, Band 2, Art Club 4, Science Club 3, French Club 3,4, Key- ettes 4, Junior Class Play, Children ' s Theatre 4, Drama II Play 4, Dinner Theatre 4, Senior Class Play 4, Cam¬ pus Productions 3; plans: to attend Towson State Col¬ lege and become a French broadcaster; remembered for always watching T.V., having a great sense of humor, and saying Oui in Spanish Class. SANDRA MARIE CLARK: Sandy ; Thespians 4, WiHi News 4, Art Club 4, Latin Club 3, National Merit Com¬ mended Student 4, Sr. Class Play 4; plans: to be¬ come a veterinarian; remembered for always wearing a Led Zepplin T-shirt. STEPHEN JONATHAN CLARK: Steve ; Band 1; Ten¬ nis; plans: undecided. TERRY LEE COFFEE: The Great Bird of the Galaxy ; Thespians 4, Science Club 3,4, French Club 4, Art Club 4; plans: to take electrical engineering at Uni¬ versity of Maryland College Park; remembered for being able to do just about anything. LESLIE MAUREEN COLLINS: Leslie ; Track 1,2, Field Hockey 2, Spanish Club 1,2, Float Committee 3,4; plans: to go to college and do something with my life; remembered for dangling with the other two heads. James Michael Crouse Christopher Lee Cullen Craig explains life in the big city to Kim. Senior English? Mini-Courses should come sooner D. Wright It ' s not so bad. P. Mears PENNY SUE COLLINS: Penny ; Prom Committee 4; plans: to go to college to become a teacher; re¬ membered for giggling. DANIEL CHARLES CONNELL: Dan ; Band 1, Cross Country 4, Track 4; plans: to pursue a music career, or go into carpentry —most of all to get out, do things for people, and live life for Jesus Christ; remembered for his guitar playing ability and his artistic talent; al¬ so, for being so intuned with life and so into school. CHRISTY RENEE CROPPER: Cricket ; Volleyball 1, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Media Club 2, FBLA 3, Track 4, Vo-Tech (Steno-Coop) 4; plans: to become a stenographer; remembered for her smile and her brains . LEROY WINFRED CROPPER, JR.: Wimpy ; Dance Committee 3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Prom Committee 4, Track 4; plans: go into the Navy and get married; re¬ membered for being short and cool. JAMES MICHAEL CROUSE: James ; Honor Society 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Science Club 3,4; plans: to attend college. CHRISTOPHER LEE CULLEN: Chris ; Band 2,3, Ten¬ nis 3,4, Soccer 3, Photographer 2,4, Varsity Club 3,4; plans: to attend College Park (architecture). Deborah Ann Dale William Craig Daniels Beverly Ann Dashiell Juanita Jean Davenport Contemporary issues? It ' s a joke R. Smith Censored Anonymous DEBORAH ANN DALE: Debbie ; FBLA 3, Prom Committee 4, Key Club 1, Homecoming Committee 4; plans: attend Woodridge School for Secretaries; remembered for being loved by Michael Palmer. WILLIAM CRAIG DANIELS: Craig ; Soccer 2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, SGA 2,3,4, Chess Club 2; plans: attend The Citadel and become an officer in the U.S. Army,; remembered for keeping his head on soccer ball and eating in class. BEVERLY ANN DASHIELL: Bev ; SGA 1, FBLA 3, Vo- tech 4, Prom Committee 4; plans: attend college; re¬ membered for being crazy and having a lot of fun. JUANITA JEAN DAVENPORT: Herman ; SGA 1,3,4, FHA 2,3,4, Prom Committee 4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Homecoming Committee 4, Keyettes 3,4, Ecology Club 2, Bicentennial Float Committee 2; plans: attend college and receive a BS degree in registered nursing; remembered for taking up trash for friends at lunch. SHELDON SCOTT DAVENPORT II; Scott ; Thespians 4, Cross Country 2, A.V. Staff 2, Homecoming Float 2,3,4, Indian Chant 4, Yearbook 3,4 (Editor), Prom Committee 4, Bye-Bye, Birdie 3, Children ' s Theatre 4, Drama 2,4, Dinner Theatre 4, Science Club 2, SGA 4; plans: enter the U.S. Air Force and learn to fly; to get rich; and to have fun doing it all; remembered for having a loud, red Honda motorcycle and being a rowdy person all through high school. DEBRA ANN DAVIS: Debi ; Media Club 2, Honor Society 2,3,4, Political Affairs 3, Spanish Club 3, Jr. Class Play 3, Float Committee 3, Sr. Class Play 3,4, SGA Parliamentarian 4, Yearbook 3, Editor 4, Child¬ ren ' s Theatre 4, Drama 2, Dinner Theatre 4, Student Teacher Sp. Dr. I, Prom Committee 4, Indian Chant 4, Election Committee Chairperson 4; plans: to live each day as it comes; remembered for being an un¬ dercover rowdy. Sheldon Scott Davenport II Debra Ann Davis Melva and Brenda are working hard. DUANE MIGUEL DAVIS: Duane ; Football 1,2,3,4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Basketball 3, Track 2,3, Varsity Club 3,4, Thespians 3,4, SGA 2, Senior Class Advisory Board 4, French Club 3,4, Prom Committee 4, Speech Drama (director) 1, Jr. Class Play 3, Interschool Problems Committee 4, Wi Hi Christmas Land 2; plans: to become an airplane pilot get rich; will at¬ tend Parks College of St. Louis University; remember¬ ed for his knowledge of airplanes and cutting up in French Class. , RACHEL RENEE DAVIS: Ray ; Keyettes 3,4, Christ¬ ian Fellowship 4, Cross Country 2,3, Float Committee 4, Prom Committee 4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 1; plans: attend college to study music theory; remem¬ bered for being Bertha ' s buddy and always doing what is wrong. ARDELLA DENISE DEAL: Ardella ; plans: undecided. LINWOOD HARRY DESHIELDS: Linwood ; FFA 2,3, 4; plans: move to California to live with relatives, and possibly go into the marines; remembered for his Kung-Fu abilities and wrestling. MELANIE RENE DEVINE: Reds ; SGA 1,2,3, Secre¬ tary 3 (Balt.), Softball 1, Ecology 3 (Balt.), Dance Com¬ mittee 3,4, Prom Committee 3,4, Red Cross 3 (Balt.); plans: to move to Baltimore and then to become a dis¬ trict manager of The Susie ' s Casuals Stores; remem¬ bered for her wild parties, and gettin ' off. DEBBIE JEAN DONAWAY: Debbie ; General Choirs 1.3, DECA 2,3,4; plans: possibly getting married; re¬ membered by Billy Dahlstrom ' s woman. TAMARA KIM DUFFEL: Kim ; AFS 2,3,4, Indian Chant 3, Presidential Classrom 4, Keyettes 3, VICA 3.4, Home Ec. Award 1, Soroptomist Award 2, Ecology eiub 1; plans: continue in Data Processing at Del- Tech; remembered for always being active with VICA and working at the Ponderosa. JUDITH ANN DUNN: Judy ; Class President 4, Var¬ sity Cheerleader 4, Natl Honor Society 2,3,4, Year¬ book 4, Scholastic Achievement Award 1, Latin Award 1, Prom Committee 4, Presidential Classroom 4, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee 3, Girl ' s Track Manager 2, Superstars Committee 2, Optimistic Youth Ap¬ preciation Week 4, Homecoming Committee 3, Elec¬ tion Committee 2, SGA Representative 2,3, Float Committee, Chairman 4; plans: To attend college and major in business administration; remembered for her laugh. , ANITA RENEE DUTTON: Anita ; Color Guard 3,4, Choir 1,4, SGA 2, Prom Committee 4; plans: attend college and become a nurse. ROBERT DEWAYNE ECKSTINE II: Bobby ; Football 2,3, Track 2, Honor Society 2,3,4; plans: attend col¬ lege and hope to become a professional drummer; remembered for SOMETHING! Tamara Kim Duffel J udith Ann Dunn Anita Renee Dutton I obert DeWayne Eckstine II 25 26 Douglas Edward Ehrisman Carol Lorraine Ennis Terry Wayne Ennis Deborah Lynn Elliott William Winston Elliott III EARTHA CONCETTA EDWARDS: Shorty ; SGA 3,4, Homecoming Committee 4, Dance Committee 4, FBLA 4, Assembly Committee 4, Softball 4; plans: to attend college, North Carolina A T, for Fashion De¬ signer; remembered for her great sense of humor, personality, style in dressing and her talent. DOUGLAS EDWARD EHRISMAN: Doug ; Band 1,2, Golf 3; plans: to become an electrician. DEBORAH LYNN ELLIOTT: Debbie ; Yearbook 3,4, Prom Committee 4, Office Aide 3,4, Wi Hi News 3; plans: to become a secretary; remembered for always being with Vicky. WILLIAM WINSTON ELLIOTT III: Winston ; Chess Club 2, Photography Club 2, Bicentennial Committee 2, Bicentennial Float Committee 2, School Service Awards 2,3, Tennis 2,3, Soccer 2, SGA Constitution Committee 2, Nat ' l Honor Society 2,3,4, Yearbook 3, Science Club 2,3, Key Club 3, Political Affairs Club 3, V ice-President 3, Christian Fellowship 4, Senate Page 4, Maryland Senate Youth Program 3,4, SGA President 4, Class Play 3; plans: attend college, then to law school and run for Congress; remembered for being a politician and always being busy. CAROL LORRAINE ENNIS: Kermit ; Chorus 1, Cos¬ metology 3,4; plans: to become a beautician; remem¬ bered for her craziness. TERRY WAYNE ENNIS: Terry ; plans: undecided. JOSEPH DANIEL EURE, JR.: Joe ; plans: truck driver. SANDRA DEE EVANS: Pinky ; FHA 3, French Club 4, Chorus 1, Art Show 2, Who ' s Who In American High Schools; plans: attend college and get married; re¬ membered for her art abilities, her strange laugh, and her sense of humor. CRAIG ALAN EVERETT: Mermaid ; SGA 1,3,4, Prom Committee 4, Presidential Classroom 4, Science Club 2,3, Choir 1; plans: attend college in Tampa, Florida (USF) and become a celebrity. CHRISTIE ANN FARLOW: Christie ; Medical Ca¬ reers 3,4, Keyettes 3,4, V.I.C.A. 3,4, Vice-President Nursing Class 3,4, SGA 1, Who ' s Who Among Ameri¬ can High Schools 4; plans: to become a nurse and get married; remembered by Me and My R.C. David Quinn French Carolyn Lee Fretz James measures up for graduation. Senior suspension week? Can do without it! J. Baer Another great Wi Hi tradition! L. Shrieves RHODA BEATRICE FARLOW: Rhonda or Row ; Sci¬ ence Club 1 , Color Guard 1 , 3 , 4 , DECA 1 , 3 , Basketball (Manager) 3, Prom Committee, Pom Pom Girl 4; plans: to be an airline stewardess (Air Force); remembered for being kind and friendly toward most people. PAMELA JOAN FENNELL: Pammie ; Class Vice President 1 , Class Historian 2,4, Class President 3, Tennis 1,2,3,4, MVP Tennis Team 3, Varsity Cheer¬ leader, J.V. Cheerleder, French Club 2,3,4, Choir 1 , Presidential Classroom 4, Class Play 3,4, Service Awards 2,3,4, Children ' s Theatre, Prom Committee 4, Varsity Club 4; plans: to attend college and be suc¬ cessful; remembered for always worrying about school and the Senior class play. HARLEY EDWIN FOSKEY: Weazel or Weaz ; plans: to finish school and marry a great girl, Glenda Scott; remembered for turning on in his senior year. JOSEPH HENRY FREEMAN, JR.: Joe ; Track 3,4, Prom Committee 4, plans: attend college; remember¬ ed for being so nice and crazy. DAVID QUINN FRENCH: David ; plans: to travel to the hot surfing spots around the world. CAROLYN LEE FRETZ: Blue Eyes ; Cosmetology 3,4, plans: to get married and be a Be auty Shop owner and operator; remembered for her blue eyes and her nutty ways. 27 28 Graduation at SSC gym? I ' ll bring my sneakers! D. Grise What ' s wrong with the park? M. Kenific Great disappointment G. Hilderson SHELLEY JENEE GALE: Muttley ; Color Guard 2,3,4, Prom Committee 4, Track 4, Awards 2,3,4, DECA 3, Homecoming Committee 4; plans: to attend UMBC and become a speech therapist and counseler; re¬ membered for always having a Howie somewhere in her life. RICKY JACOB GATTIS: Little Rick ; Choir 1,4, Me¬ dia Club 1, DECA 1, Photography Club; plans: to at¬ tend Springfield College in Mass.; remembered for taking pictures, being loud, being a good dancer, being an artist, and for his wittiness. STEVEN RANDALL GODFREY: E-Z ; Science Club 3,4, Key Club 3,4, Spanish Club 3, Indian Chant 3, Media Club 2, AV Club 2, Yearbook 4, Political Af¬ fairs 3, Float Committee 2,3; plans: to enjoy life to the fullest!; remembered for his ability to PARTY! KEVIN SPENCER GODWIN: Kevin ; Tennis 3,4, Awards 3; plans: Possibly college and get married; remembered for his Love of Tennis. TERRI LYNN GOOTEE: Goot ; SGA 1, Softball 2,3,4, Hockey 1,2,3,4, Prom Committee 4, Homecoming Court (Laurel) 1; plans: attend college at Goldey Bea- com (Executive Secretary). DEBRA LYNN GORDY: Debbie or Hamster ; Thes¬ pians 2,3,4, Track 2, Indian Chant 3,4, Prom Com¬ mittee 4, Yearbook 4, SGA 4, Float Committee 3,4, Homecoming Committee 3,4, Class Play 3,4; plans: undecided; remembered for her high puffy cheeks, and for always scheming up something with Brenda Pellegrin. Terri Lynn Gootee Debra Lynn Gordy Lori and Jerry oversee finishing touches. Vernon Thomas Gravenor Annette Marie Gregory VERNON THOMAS GRAVENOR: Vernon ; plans: undecided. ANNETTE MARIE GREGORY: Annie ; Cheerleader 2,3 4, Spanish Club I, Hockey I, Indian Chant 4, Children ' s Theatre, Yearbook 3,4, Prom Comittee 4, Eloat Committee 4, Wi Hi News 3,4, Class Play 3; plans: to go into the Air Force to study Ac c ounting and Retailing; remembered for being flirtatious and being friendly with everyone. DAVID JOHN GRISE: Mr. Ed (and other unprint- ables); Baseball 2,3,4, Band 2,3, Yearbook 4, Var¬ sity Club 3,4, Prom Committee 4, plans: to get a good job and become comfortably rich, and then attend college; remembered for the best roundhouse curve, anywhere, and for saying, It ' s Grise, not Grease , and other various skills. SANDRA LEE GUREY: Sandy ; Art Club 1,3, Prom Committee 4; plans: to get married; re¬ membered for always laughing and loving Ray. RODMAN CLAYTON HALL: Captain Crunch ; Golf 4, Prom Committee 4; plans: attend college at the University of Florida, then live a full life; re¬ membered for what little he has between his ears. RONALD EIOLDEN HALL: Ron or Munchkin ; Band I, Prom Committee 4, National Honor Soci¬ ety 2,3,4, Chess Club 2, Soccer 3,4, Varsity Club 4, Science Club 3,4, Float Committee 4, Class Play 3, Children ' s Theatre 4; plans: attend the Univer¬ sity of Maryland and major in civil engineering; remembered for being so crazy. MARY LOUISE HAMBLIN: Mary ; DEI, Prom Com¬ mittee 4; plans: to get married; remembered for always talking about Charles. MICHAEL ALAN HAMMOND: Hambone ; Baseball 1,3,4, Class Play 4; plans: attend SSC and later study cartooning in Baltimore; remembered for always having something funny to say and good sense of humor. KIM YVETTE HARMON: Peaches ; French Club I, Media Center Aid 3; plans: attend Delaware Tech, to be a parole and probation officer. ELIZABETH HATFIELD: Liz ; Volleyball 3,4, Float Committee 3, Prom Committee; plans: attend college; remembered for playing volleyball. David John Grise Sandra Lee Gurey Rodman Clayton Hall Ronald Holden Hall Mary Louise Hamblin Michael Alan Hammond Kim Yvette Harmon Elizabeth Hatfield 29 Jack Franklin Helgeson Jay Harvey Helgeson mmm Douglas Edward Hoprich Kim Elaine Hornsby Kimberly Ann Huey Miriam Elaine Hugee Bryan Dale Humphrey Cynthia Lynn Huston Gordon John Hilderson Shelia Dawn Hooper JACK FRANKLIN HELGESON: Jack ; Math Club 1 2, Stage Crew 3; plans: to attend college and study mathematics; remembered for his classroom look-a-like. JAY HARVEY HELGESON: Jay ; Stage Crew 3, Class Play 4, Human Ecology 3; plans: to attend college, become a teacher and get married after college; remembered for being a twin. GORDON JOHN HENRY HILDERSON: Gordon ; Track 2,3,4, Varsity Football 3, J.V. Football 2, Cross Country 4, Wi Hi News 3,4, Basketball Statistician 3,4, Varsity Club 4, Float Committee 3, Class Play 3, Children ' s Theatre, Superstars 4, Prom Committee 4, Spring Play 4; plans: to attend college and major in journalism; remembered for his low unique voice and love for track. SHELIA DAWN HOOPER: Shelia ; SGA I, Prom Committee 4; plans: undecided. DOUGLAS EDWARD HOPRICH: Boozer ; Foot¬ ball 2,3,4, Wi Hi News 3,4, Booster Club 4, Varsity Club 3,4; plans: attend SSC, and own his own business; remembered as the smallest player on the football team, but one of the hardest hitters. KIM ELAINE HORNSBY: Tinkerbell ; Band 1,2,3, Christmasland 3,4, Prom Committee 4; plans: enjoy life and get a good job; remembered for being short and always talking in Mr. Sevier ' s Study Hall. KIMBERLY ANN HUEY: Kim ; Prom Committee 4; plans: to go out West and become an artist; rem¬ embered for being so spaced. MIRIAM ELAINE HUGEE: Miriam ; Child Develop¬ ment lab. Child Care; plans: to obtain working experiences. BRYAN DALE HUMPHREY: Bryan ; plans: to become a mechanic and to get married. CYNTHIA LYNN HUSTON: Lady ; Child Care, VICA 3,4; plans: attend college to become a Social Worker; remembered for hanging around Tweety, Donald Duck, and Mickey Mouse. Sarah Murray Johnson Donald C. Jones Rob Still voted Best Looking in Senior class. Elvira Lydia Johnson Marshall Ervin Johnson Sewage in the halls? My converses can ' t jam in the sludge! C. Everett Too bad if you wear long pantS. l Smith ROBERTA LYNN HUTT: Peaches ; FBLA 3, VICA 3, Holly Center Reward 3; plans: work for awhile then continue education at Baltimore Community College for Social Work; remembered for being herself. TOUSSAINT LOUVERTURE JAMES II: Tou-Tou (Cliff); Football l,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Baseball 4, SGA 1.2.3.4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, J.V. Basketball 2, Awards; plans: to attend college (Engineering) and become a professional athlete; remembered for his athletic ability. Playbo y, Smarts , and known for associating with the most beautiful girls on the shore. ELVIRA LYDIA JOHNSON: Nickie ; Science Club I, Prom Committee 4, Steno-Coop 4; plans: to attend Secretarial school and become a secretary or go into the Air Force and later get married; remembered for being herself and for being P. Funk ' s woman. MARSHALL ERVIN JOHNSON: Big M ; Masonry 2, VICA 1,2, Wrestling; plans: attend college ana take up diesel mechanics, and auto mechanics; rem¬ embered for keeping everyone happy, laughing, and worrying Cindy Huston. SARAH MURRAY JOHNSON: Sarah ; Field Hockey 2.3.4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Girls Track 2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Awards 2,3,4; plans: undecided. DONALD C. JONES: Donald ; Football I, Basket¬ ball 1,2; plans: attend college to become a business man. 31 Edward Collins Jones, Fred Douglass Jones Jr. Senior class song? Should pick another one. L. Moreno You mean we ' ve picked it already? C. Thomas EDWARD COLLINS JONES, JR.: E.C ; Baseball 1,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Golf 3,4, Football 1,2, Homecoming Committee 4, Prom Committee 4, Awards, Vo-Tech I, Varsity Club; plans: to attend college and take business courses; remembered for playing sports. FRED DOUGLASS JONES: Fred ; Football I, J.V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3,4, Track 2,3; plans: undecided; remembered for being himself. WANDA SUE JOSEPH: Wanda ; plans: Undecided. DONALD JUSTICE: Duck ; Prom Committee 4, plans: go into the construction business; remembered for his walk. SUNG YONG KANG: Pumpkin ; Class Offices 1,2, Recreation Club 1,2 Soccer 3,4; plans: attend college; remembered for the moment he made a goal in the soccer games. PAMELA DIANE KEAR: Pam ; plans attend college then marriage; remembered for going with Terry Ennis eleventh and twelfth grade. i I Wanda Sue Joseph Donald Justice Sung Yong Kang Pamela Diane Kear Linda works hard for senior float. 32 Richard Malone Kellogg Donald Michael Kelly II RICHARD MALONE KELLOGG II: Rik ; Football 1,2, Campus Products 2,3,4, AV Club 2,3,4, Library Club 2,3,4, SGA 1,2, VICA 3,4, Prom Committee 4, Football Statistician 4; plans: to become a Maryland State Policeman and succeed in life; remembered for being Rik, no matter what, when, or how. DONALD MICHAEL KELLY; Mike ; Soccer 1,2,3, Prom Committee 4; plans: attend college; rem- bered for quitting the soccer team every year. MICHELE KENIFIC: Micky ; Christian Fellowship 4, Color Guard 4, Who ' s Who in America High Schools 4, Float Committee 2; plans: undecided; remembered for being Micky. WAYNE ROBERT KETTERMAN: Ket ; Football I; plans: to get a good job and hang in there; remembered for his blue Cougar and Katrina, and for Wayne, Jr. CHARLES HENRY KING: Chill Bean King, Dr. Bean, or Dr. K ; Football 1,2,3, Track 3,4, Dance Com¬ mittee, Prom Committee 4, Varsity Club; plans: attend college, find a good job, and then a good woman; remembered for always having too many women and not enough time to spend with them, l ove Ya All . KEViN MAURICE KING: Porter ; Basketball I, 2,3,4, Prom Committee 4, Homecoming Committee 4, Dance Committee; plans: attend college; rem¬ embered for having to explain on Monday morning, what happened over the weekend. GINGER CHRISTINE KINNAMON: Gingi ; Key- ettes 2,3,4, Homecoming Committee 4, Class Play 3, Prom Committee 4, SGA 3,4, Christmas Land 4, Bicentennial Float Committee 2; plans: attend college; remembered for being one of the Three Musketeers. ANTHONY EDWARD KIRN: Jake ; Soccer 4; plans: live life as it comes; remembered for saying, There ' s no special thing that I ' m glad for, just that I tried to keep myself going, and to me, that ' s good enough DEBRA LYNN KNOTTS: Bertha or Buckwheat ; Concert Choir 3,4, Keyettes 3,4, Christian Fellow¬ ship, Float Committee 4, FBLA 4, Art Club 2, Prom Committee 4; Plans: attend college and get a Government job; remembered for being crazy, having a good personality, and trying to be every¬ body ' s friend. MYRON KONDZIOLA: Gismo ' ; FFA 2, Vo-Tech 3,4; plans: to become a welder; remembered for his gold minibike. Michele Kenific Wayne Robert Ketterman Charles Henry King Kevin Maurice King Ginger Christine Kinnamon Anthony Edward Kirn Debra Lynn Knotts Myron Kondziola 33 Dora Lynne Kovacic Patricia Carol Kremer Andrew Holmes LaMar Charles Whitfield Lane III 34 Priscilla Kay Lane Michelle Ann Lankford DORA LYNNE KOVACIC: Dora ; Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Film Festival 2,3, Art Club 4, VICA, Honor Society 3,4, College String Ensemble 2,3; Plans: attend SSC, and tell others good news; remembered for cutting off her hair. PATRICIA CAROL KREMER: Tricia ; SGA 1,2,3, Field Hockey 2,3, Yearbook 4, Prom Committee 4, Class Play 3,4, Children ' s Theatre 4; plans: attend college; remembered for beig one of the danglers. ANDREW HOLMES LAMAR: Andy ; SGA 1,3, Soccer I, Track 3,4, Cross Country 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Yearbook 4, Boy ' s State Delagate 4, Senate Page 4, National Merit Scholarship Commended Student 4, Naval Academy ' s Engine¬ ering and Seminar 4, Optimist Club Awards 4; plans: Naval or Air Force Academies: remembered for his running distance and his irrepressible wit. CHARLES WHITFIELD LANE III: Charlie ; Orchestra 1,2,3, DECA 3,4, Who ' s Who in America High School Students 4; plans: attend college; remembered for being so quiet. PRISCILLA KAY LANE: Ralph ; GAA (Sports Man¬ ager) Ohio 1,2, Volleyball (Ohio) I, Christian Fellow¬ ship 4, Choir 1,2,4, Who ' s Who Among High School Students; plans: to become an optometric assistant; remembered for quoting silly poems and songs. MICHELLE ANN LANKFORD: Trip ; Prom Com¬ mittee 4; plans: attend college and become a nurse and travel; remembered for always being on time. DEBORAH ANN LAYFIELD: Debbie, Skinny, or Mini ; FHA 3, plans: to become a secretary; rem- bered for having long hair and a nice smile. FREDERICK GERALD LECATES, Jr.: Jerry ; Soccer 3.4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Varsity Club 2.3.4, High School All-American 4, Prom Committee 4, SGA 1,2,3,4, French Club I; plans: attend college and see what turns up; remembered for outstanding athletic ability and having all the women. HOWARD JEFFREY LEVENTHAL: Howard ; Track 2.3.4, Football 2,3, Latin Club 2,3, Varsity Club 4, Prom Committee 4; plans: attend college and medical school; remembered for his green Torino. JAMES PETER LEWIS, JR.: Jay or, Munchkin ; Band 2,3,4, Spanish 2,3, Softball (Mgr.) 3,4, Year¬ book 4, Orchestra 3, Indian Chant 3, All-Shore Band 3.4, Prom Committee 4, Float Committee 3,4, Christian Fellowship 4; plans: attend college and become a band director; remembered for being a ladies ' man and his quack . Sabrina Marie Lewis Keith Shawn Lightfoot William Lee Lyles Joseph Patrick Magoon Kathi, Kim, and Pam ' s motto is Be Prepared in the Senior class play. Charlene Frances Long Donald Franklin Long Throw snowballs? Sure I did! Anonymous Who, me? D. Davis SABRINA MARIE LEWIS: Brie or Sub ; Class Secretary 3, AFS 2,3,4, Thespians 2,3,4, Prom Committee 4, Dance Committee 2, Wi Hi News 3,4, French Club 2,3, Concert Choir 3, Homecoming Committee 2, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3, Float Committee 2,3,4, SGA 2,3,4; plans: attend college in North Carolina and major in Journalism; remembered for always acting crazy and silly and always being in some kind of mischief with Sharon and Denise. KEITH SHAWN LIGHTFOOT: Light or Toe ' s ; VICA, Basketball 3, Soccer 4, Track 4; plans: attend college and become a basketball star; remembered for just being himself and being clever. CHARLENE FRANCES LONG: Charlene ; Media Club, Art Club; plans: to get a job and maybe later get married. DONALD FRANKLIN LONG: Don or Jerry ; Football, FFA; plans: undecided; remembered for the parties in the lavatories. WILLIAM LEE LYLES: Will ; Football 3, Track 2,3,4, Basketball 4, Varsity Club; plans: to attend college and live a comfortable life; remembered by LaVerne and hooking shams at lunch. JOSEPH PATRICK MAGOON: Seph ; Art Club 2,3,4, Prom Committee 4, Dance Committee 2,3, Christmas Land 3,4, Art Awards 1,2,3; plans: attend college, seek for good jobs and living it up the rest of his life; remembered for his art skills, painting the center of the gym floor, murals in lunch area and in the auditorium. George Francis Malone, Jeri Lynn Martin Jr- What force is with me? May 31st T. Bowden The air force S. Davenport GEORGE FRANCIS MALONE, JR.: George ; Media Club l,2,3,4, AV 3,4, Christian Fellowship 4, Awards 2,3,4, DEC A 3,4; plans: Maryland State Trooper or a Rescue Worker; remembered for the movie Dra- cula ' s Last Stand , wild driving, helping the Salisbury City Police with parades and the County Sheriffs at the football games. JERI LYNN MARTIN: Jer ; Prom Committee 4, Homecoming Committee 2, Yearbook 4, Wi Hi News 3, Bicentennial Float Committee 2, Political Affairs 3, Class Play 3, Election Committee 2; plans: to travel around for a while then come back and begin a complete full life; remembered for liking to party and enjoying life; also remembered by the 4 other partiers. JERRY LEE MARTIN: Jerry ; plans: attend college possibly, but most likely to get a job; remembered for his bad 56 Chevy. JOHN EDWARD EVERARD MARTINEZ: Tippy ; Awards 2,3,; plans: Live thru first car, Military, Welfare or Gino ' s for a couple of years, then . . .?; remembered for his art abilities (everywhere but in art class). PATRICIA ELNORA MCCAFFERTY: Patty or Sam ; Keyettes 2,3,4, Volleyball 3, Softball 2, Varsity Club 3,4; plans: to travel, get married some day, and maybe go into the Real Estate Business; rem¬ embered by certain people for T. I. and bricks, also for the two casts on her legs, and having a special secret. KEVIN PATRICK MCGINTY: Kevin ; JV. Football 2, Varsity Football 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Prom Committee 4; plans: to attend college and play sports and find out what ' s happening, remembered for loving to play sports. Jerry Lee Martin John Edward Everard Martinez Stephen Foster McKinney Dean Howard McNelia STEPHEN FOSTER MCKINNEY: Steve ; Honor Society 2,3,4, (Pres.) Tennis 1,2,3,4, Presidential Classroom 4, Christian Fellowship 4, Awards M.V.P. (Tennis) 3; plans to go to college and then to Medical school; remembered for his intuitiveness. DEAN HOWARD MCNELIA: Dean ; Prom Com¬ mittee 4; plans are to go in business for himself; remembered for his hair, being quiet, and liking the women. KAREN ELAINE MEADOWS: PeeWee ; Prom Com¬ mittee 4; plans; to attend secretarial school to be¬ come a secretary; remembered for always hooking seventh period. PAMELA ANNE MEARS: Pam ; Sophomore Class President, SGA Representative 2,3, Field Hockey 1, Photography Club 2, Prom Committee 4, Science Club 3,4, Homecoming Court 2,3,4, Homecoming Queen 4, WiHi News 3; plans: to attend Salisbury State College, to study journalism and forestry; remembered for always being with Bethie and trying to understand people as well as day to day living. STEPHANIE ANN MERRILL: Steph ; Majorettes 3, Color Guard 2, Prom Committee 4, DECA Club 3.4, DECA Club President 4, Awards for DECA Club Contest, (Spelling Vocabulary-2nd place 3, Gift Wrapping-3rd place 3), Award - Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; plans: to attend college; remembered for having a loud mouth and being a baton twirler. JANET LISA MEYER: Janet ; Art Club 1, Prom Com¬ mittee 4, Choir 1, Who ' s Who In America High School; plans: to attend college; remembered for not being able to think of anything to say in this space. WILLIAM KENNETH MILBOURNE, JR.: Bird ; Band 1.2.3.4, Thespians 1,2,3,4, SGA 1, Choir 3,4, Spanish Club 1, Awards, BAND 1,4, Musical (Bye Bye Birdie), Prom Committee 4; plans: to attend Uni¬ versity of MD College Park to become a musical specialist, get married and lead a good Christian life. BRYAN DOUGHTY MILES: Bryan ; SGA 1,2, Indian Chant 4, Prom Committee 4, Art Club 2,3, Science Club 2, Yearbook 4, WiHi News 2; rem¬ embered for his outstanding attendance. RAYMOND E. MILES: Ray ; DECA, Varsity Foot¬ ball 1,2,3,4, Latin Club, Varsity Track, Band 1, La- cross 1, Varsity Club; plans: to go to business school, and eventually open a store of his own; remembered for his bloodshot eyes. VANESSA LYNETTE MILES: Messy ; Field Hockey 4, basketball 3,4, Track 3,4, Prom Committee 4 Color Guard 4, Homecoming Committee 4, Awards 3,4; plans: to attend college or attend the NAVY; remembered for my speed or track ability. Karen Elaine Meadows Pamela Anne Mears Stephanie Ann Merrill Janet Lisa Meyer William Kenneth Milbourne, J . Bryan Doughty Miles Raymond E. Miles Vanessa Lynette Miles 37 James Arthur Mitchell, Wayland Maurice Mitchell Jr. Lisa Maria Moreno Deanna Livina Morley Joy Trevette Morris Richard Lynn Morris Dennis Wayne Mumford Jeanine Elisabeth Murphy Michele Lynne Moeller James Robert Moore JAMES ARTHUR MITCHELL, JR.: James ; Band 2.3.4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3, Art Club, (Pres.), Chess Club 2, Wrestling 2,3, Soccer 3.4, SGA Representative 2,3,4; plans: to attend MD Institute College of Art, Peabody Institute to study Art and Music; remembered for his artistic and musical talents, and his great sense of humor. WAYLAND MAURICE MITCHELL: Boo-ga-do ; Basketball 3; plans; to go into the Armed Forces to be an electrician; remembered for his good humor. MICHELE LYNNE MOELLER: Michele ; French Club 2,3, Political Affairs 3, Track 2,3,4, Prom Committee 4, Presidential Classroom 4, Thes¬ pians 2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Senior Class Play 4, Jr. Class Play 3, SGA 4, Indian Chant 3,4; plans: to attend SSC and teaching; remembered for her eyes. JAMES ROBERT MOORE: Rocky ; VoTech Service Station Mech. 2,3; plans: to attend college. LISA MARIA MORENO: Hazel ; Class Office 2, SGA (Alternate) 1,3, Volleyball 3,4 (mgr.) Prom Committee 4, WiHi News 4, Yearbook 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Float committee 2,3,4, Children ' s Theatre 4, Jr. Class Play 3; plans: travel and mar¬ riage; remembered for the Horshack Laugh, and being Ann Landers and always being ROWDIE! DEANNA LIVINA MORLEY: Dee-Dee ; DECA 1, Yearbook 4; plans: to attend college; remem¬ bered for being the only Bahamian girl in school, and for loving Kevin King. JOY TREVETTE MORRIS: Cutie ; SGA 1, Band 1.2.3.4, Who ' s Who Among High School Stu¬ dents 1, Vice-President 2, Homeroom Repre¬ sentative 2,3, Softball 2,3,4, superstars 2,3,4, Vol¬ leyball 3,4, Basketball 4, Prom Committee 4, Var¬ sity Club 4, Booster Club 4; plans: to attend col¬ lege at Towson; remembered by M r. Mitchell ' s sixth period class, Fabian, Joe, and her baby brother, Carlton Morris RICHARD LYNN MORRIS: Big Rick ; Football 3, Prom Committee 4, Key Club 4, Band 2,3,4, Varsity Club 4, Basketball (Mgr.) 2,3,4, Home¬ coming Committee 4, Dance Committee 4, Soc¬ cer 2, Track 2,4, Awards 2,3,4; plans: to manage his own business or to become a professional musician; remembered for cruising all the wo¬ men around . DENNIS WAYNE MUMFORD: Mump ; A.V. Club 1,3, Vo-Tech (Masonry) 1,2; plans: to go into the Army and make a good life for himself; remembered for always being in the bathrooms. Judy Darlene Murphy Gerry Myrer Tina Marie Niskey Mary Lou Noble Star eyes the future. Lori Ann Nagel Patrick Lee Nelms Plans for spring break? Read and write short stories J. Dunn Go to Virginia Beach. R. Kellogg Work on my research paper M. Moeller JEANINE ELISABETH MURPHY: Jeanine ; Thespians 3,4, Honor Society 2,3,4, French Club 2,3, First Place in DSEA Science Fair 2, Ecology Club 1,2, Class Play 3.4, School Service Award 3, Basketball (Manager) 2.3.4, Softball 1,2, Volleyball 4, Children ' s Jheatre 4; plans: to attend college, to become an aeronautical engineer; remembered for being the Masked Writer. JUDY DARLENE MURPHY: Mickey Mouse ; Indian Chant 4, Art Show (Honorable Mention); plans: a career in art; remembered for drawing Mickey Mouse during class. GERRY MYRER: Gerry ; Prom Committee 4; plans: undecided; remembered for always hanging around Cindy. LORI ANN NAGEL: Lori ; Thespians 4, Indian Chant 4, Media Club 1,2, F.H.A. 2, WiHi News 1, Art Club 2ne, Track 2, Children ' s Theatre 4, Drama 3,4; plans: to go into Drama; rmemembered for writing ARF all over people ' s book covers. PATRICK LEE NELMS: Pat ; VICA 3,4, Prom Com¬ mittee 4; plans: to join the Army and earn his wings, and to get married and party; remembered for always smiling and trying to be bad in his blue car. TINA MARIA NISKEY; Little girl Mommy ; SGA 1,w, Band 1,2,3,4, Prom Committee 4, Softball 1; plans: to go to WSS to be a secretary and then marriage; remembered for loving Jeff Foreman and by everybody. MARY LOU NOBLE: Watermelon Little Boy ; FHA 2,3, (Vice-President) 4, (Treasurer), FBLA 3, Keyettes 3,4, Homecoming Committee 4g plans: to be an executive secretary and go to Woodridge Secretary School; remembered for being one of the three musketeers. 39 Katherine Louis Noehl Sheila Marie Norfleet Senior make-up day? April fool ' s joke! J. Lewis KATHERINE LOUIS NOEHL: Shorty; ' Spanish Club 1,2, SGA 1, Keyettes 3, Track 2 (Manager) 3; plans: to get married; remembered for always being with Mark and picking on Janet and Lisa. SHEILA MARIE NORFLEET: Marie ; VICA Club 4, Prom Committee 4, Tailoring I II; plans: to go into the Army and travel; remembered for always teasing Mrs. Nutter. MICHAEL WINFRED PALMER: Michael ; plans: to go into the Air Force. CHARLES WILLIAM PARKER, JR.: Williams ; Wrestling 2,3,4, Art Club 2,3, Track 2, Food Service 3,4; plans: to go into the Marines and get a good job; remembered by my old friends and teachers. OLAN JAY PARKER: Pug ; plans: farming; rem¬ embered for not a whole lot. EDWARD JOHN PARSONS: ESP f Indian Chant 4, Photography 3, WiHi News 3,4, Golf 3, Awards- Best Movie- Dracu!a ' s Last Stand 2, Media Club 2,3,4; plans: to go into film making and starting a magazine; remembered for being shy and always talking about and reading about movies. Also remembered for making Movies Dracula ' s Last Stand , and I Am Possessed . RANDY WAYNE PARSONS: Margol, Lorent, Hash ; Vo-Tech 3,4, VICA 3; plans: to become an electronics technician; remembered for sleeping in class, and being burnt out. RICHARD LEE PARSONS JR.: Rick ; Indian Chant 4, Media Club 2,3, AV Club 2,3, Photography Club 3,4, WiHi News 1,3,4, Golf 3, Winner of Wicomico Film Festival with Dracula ' s Last Stand 2; plans: to become a Maryland State Policeman; remembered for making people laugh and being King Lion at Mall. Michael Winfred Palmer Charles William Parker, Jr. Randy Wayne Parsons Richard Lee Parsons, Jr. JANET MARJORIE PAYNE: Janet ; SGA 2,3, Hockey 4, Junior Class Treasurer 3, Senior Class Treasurer 4, Junior Class Play 3, Prom Committee 4, WiHi News, French Club 2,3, Volleyball 1, Children ' s Theatre 4, Float Committee 3,4, Awards 4, Varsity Club 4; plans: to go to college and move to Florida; remembered for always loving Eddie and being one of the Wilpaths. KATHERINE JEANETTE PEAVLEY: Kathi ; Thespians 4, Indian Chant 3, Senior Class Play 4, Christian Fellowship 4, Homecoming Chairman 4, Choir 1.2.4, Who ' s Who Among American High School students 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Children ' s Theatre 4, Drama II Play 4, Bye Bye Birdie 3; plans: to attend college and major in psychology; remembered for talking about Kevin, and being the Southern Belle . BRENDA LEE PELLEGRIN: Brenda ; Homecoming Committee 3, Float Committee 2,3,4, Majorettes 3.4, (Cap.) Color Guard 2, Prom Committee 4, Thespians 2,3,4, Junior Class Play, Junior Class Parlimentarian, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, Dance Committee, SGA Rep 2, WiHi News 4; plans: to attend Beautician School; remembered for my big mouth, wild dancing, and school spirit. LARRY JEROME PENDER: Slender ; Band 2,3, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3,4, Varsity Baseball (Manager) 2, Inter School Problem Committee 4; plans: to be a Pharmacist or Business Major. JANET LYNN PENNEWELL: Ralph ; Homecoming Commitee 4, Prom Committee 4, SGA 4, Vo-Tech 4, Awards: Shorthand and Typing 3, Bye-Bye Birdie 3, Junior Class Play 3; Plans: to join the Air Force and live each day as a new and beautiful experience; remembered for her dislocating kneecaps and for her bright eyes. PAMELA JO PENUF.L: Pam ; Cheerleading 1, Homecoming 2,3,4, Bye-Bye Birdie 3, Senior Class Play 4, Yearbook 4, French Club 2,3,4, Honor Society 2.3.4, Prom Committee 4; plans: to go to college and major in psychology; remembered for resembling Chris Evert and singing like ' Christie Me Vie . DAVID LEE PHILLIPS: David ; plans; undecided. APRIL LYNN PHIPPIN: Frisky ; Art Club 2, Science Club 2, Tennis (Manager) 2,3, Soccer (Manager, Scorekeeper) 3,4, Prom Committee 4, First Place Club Business Procedure, Maryland VICA Skill Olympics 3, Child Care 3,4, VICA, AFS 2,3,4; plans: to go into college and become a Kindergarten Teacher; remembered for never being abl e to keep a boyfriend over a week . Brenda Lee Pellegrin Larry Jerome Pender 41 Melva Dawn Polk Brenda Sue Powell Cheryl Desiree Pullum Richard Lee Pullum Andrew Lee Pusey, Jr. Dwayne Nelson Rathel Bryan Wayne Records Rebecca Virginia Reddish 42 MELVA DAWN POLK: Melville ; Band 2,3,4, Cheerleading 2,3,4, (Cap. 4), SGA 2,3,4, All-State Chorus 4, All County 3, Concert Choir 3,4, Senior Class Parliamentarian 4; plans: to be a music ed¬ ucation major at Towson State University; remem¬ bered for being the loudest cheerleader. BRENDA SUE POWELL: Pow Wow ; Honor Society 2,3,4, (Treas. 4) FBLA Historian 3, Media Club 2, Optimist Award 2; plans; to become an accountant; remembered for her determination, and for Tim. JOHNNIE EDWARD PRICE: Price ; Football 1, Track 3; plans: to become an auto mechanic; remembered for his popularity with the women and for never coming to school. GARY DAWAYNE PRITCHETT: P-R-l-T-C-H-E-T-T ; plans: to have a corporation of his own; remembered for his kindness, slick, shy, and kind to women. CHERYL DESIREE PULLUM: Red ; VICA 3,4, VICA Officer 4, Awards 4; plans: U.S. Navy and continue in Data processing; remembered for always wearing a smile. RICHARD LEE PULLUM: Squirt ; Choir 1, Cross Country 3,4, Track 3,4, Awards 3,4; plans: to go into the Army; remembered by the Lonely Runner. ANDREW LEE PUSEY, JR.: Jay ; Track 4, VICA 3,4, Prom Committee 4; plans: marriage some day; remembered for thinking of Pam. DWAYNE NELSON RATHEL: Bo ; VICA 3; plans: to work as an electrician; remembered for partying before school. BRYAN WAYNE RECORDS: Conrad ; football 1,2,3, 4, Varsity Club 3,4; plans: to become a fireman in New York; remembered for the cheapshots on the football field. REBECCA VIRGINIA REDDISH: Becky ; VoTech 3,4, (Practical Nursing I II) Advisory Council to Wicomico County Vocational Technical Schools 4, VICA 4, Prom Committee 4; plans: to marry and further her education in nursing; remembered for Marty and riding her motorcycle to Nursing Class. Ricky Albert Reddish Kenneth Edwin Richardson Karen Lee Rider Melinda Joan Riley Plans for senior hook day? I don ' t know, I ' ll have to ask my mom! J. Crouse RICKY ALBERT REDDISH: Reds ; Varsity Football 2.3.4, Baseball 3,4, Prom Committee 4, Chess Club 2, Latin Club 2, Varsity Club 3, Super Star Competition 3,4, Float Committee 2,3,4; plans: marriage to Cindy LaBounty; remembered for being with Cindy and interests in sports. KENNETH EDWIN RICHARDSON: Ken, Red ; Band 2,3,4, Golf 3,4, Christmasland 1; plans: to attend college then go into business; remembered for my red Rambler. KAREN LEE RIDER: Karen ; Science Club 3,4, Thespians 4, AFS 4, French Club 2,3, Who ' s Who in America High School Students 4, Prom Committee 4, Children ' s Theatre, Senior Class Play 4, Drama I Play 3, Drama II Play 4, WiHi News 4, Indian Chant 4, Dinner Theatre 4; plans: to move West and go to college; remembered for something, I hope! MELINDA JOAN RILEY: Melinda ; School Play 1,2, Gymnastic Team 1,2, Class Officer 2, Band Officer 2.4, French Club 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Christian Fellowship Officer 4, Drama Club 1,2, Pep Club 1,2; plans: to go to college; remembered for Bobby. NANCY ELLEN ROTH: Mrs. Fred ; Choir 1, Prom Committee 4; plans: to become an animal trainer or work with animals; remembered for Freddy. JOSEPH LEE SAMPLE, JR.: Jo-Jo ; Wrestling 2,3,4, French Club,, Prom Committee 4, Varsity Club; plans: to attend college; remembered for being himself and keeping the young ladies happy. Carol Brigitte Schulbe Teddy Lee Sensenig Spring vacation? Close encounters of the springtime! D. Horley PHYLLIS ANN SCHELLS: Phyllis ; Thespians 1, FBLA 3, Prom Committee 4, Homecoming Committee 4 , Choir 1; plans: possibly attend a business college, and work in a secretarial field; remembered for her smile. KEITH WOODROW SCHILLING: Keith ; Band 2,3,4, Soccer 2, Tennis 2,4, French Club 3, Media Club 2,3, A.V. Club 2,3; plans: to attend the army for 4 years, then learn trade of his father; remembered for being the best timptom player. Wi Hi has ever had, and for always joking around. CAROL BRIGITTE SCHULBE: Carol ; Cheerleading 1,2,4, Indian Chant 3,4, Float Committee 2,3,4, Prom Committee 4, Wi Hi News 3,4, Smoke Signal 1, Science Club 1, National Honor Society, Students Rights Committee 3, Christmas Land 4, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee, Superstars 2; plans: to attend college and major in journalism and become another Barbara Walters; remembered for her laugh and never being on time. TEDDY LEE SENSENIG: Singsing ; FBLA 4, Choir 4, Honor Society 4, Film Festival 2,3, Class Play 3, Art Show 1,2, County Art Show 3; plans: to be a computer programmer; remembered for his com¬ puter-like brain. JODY BENJAMIN SHAHEEN: Benjie ; Motorcycle Club; plans: rest for awhile, then work, and marry a wonderful lady named Dawn; remembered for riding a Yamaha 500 and joking in class. PAMELA DENISE SHELTON: Pam ; Hockey 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Honor Society, Who ' s Who in America 4, Christian Fellowship 4, Varsity Club 3,4; plans: to attend college. Donna Joan Shockley Elizabeth Drew Shockley DONNA JOAN SHOCKLEY: Donald Duck ; VICA 3,4, VICA 2nd place for Dressmaking Tailoring, VICA Cheerleader 3 , Tailoring 3 , 4 , VICA American Education Chairman 4 , VICA Banquet Committee4, Physical Fitness Award 1,2, Voting Delegates for MD States Skills; plans: to travel, after May 31, 1978, keep on working; remembered for being one of the Walt Disney characters. ELIZABETH DREW SHOCKLEY: Beth ; Indian Chant 4, WiHi News 4, Choir 4, Float 4; plans: to study multitrack audio recording technology at the Institute of Audio Research in New York and to become a sound engineer; remembered for endless hours of tedious guitar practice. ROBERT HENRY SHOCKLEY, JR.: Class Clown ; Cross Country, Booster Club, Media; plans: going into the Armed Forces; remembered for being cool. LINDA LEE SHRIEVES Linda Lou ; SGA 2,3,4, Float Committee 2,3,4, General Homecoming Com¬ mittee 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Volleyball 3,4, Track 3,4, Varsity 4, Yearbook 4, Prom Com¬ mittee 4; plans: to go to college, get rich quick, retire, and spend her golden years at the beach; remembered for being a victim of Senior Suspension Week! DEBRA LEE SMITH: Debbie ; plans: to attend college in Southern California, major in Sales Management and Marketing, and to marry Peter someday; remembered for breaking up going back with Peter fifty times . LINDA ANNE SMITH: Lin ; Sr. Class Secretary 4, Hockey 3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Prom Committee 4 , Float Committee 2,3,4, Keyettes 2,3,4, Yearbook 4 , Jr. Class Play 3, Varsity Club 4; plans: to go to college; remembered for always being two conversations behind and being one of the Wilpaths. RANDY RALPH SMITH: Randy ; Tennis 3,4, Soccer 4, WiHi News 3, SGA 1; plans: to go to college and major in Accounting. RHONDA LEE SMITH: Rhonda ; AFS 2,3,4, SGA 3,4, Wrestling (Mgr.) 4, Prom Committee 4, Photography Club 2, Color Guard 4, French Club 2,3, Children ' s Theatre, Drama Club 2,3; plans: to go to college and be a social worker for teenagers and marriage; remembered for giving everyone else advice. KAREN LOUISE SNEAD: Squirrel ; Prom Committee 4; plans: to get married and raise a family; rem¬ embered for being involved in politics. JAMES TODD SPADIN: Todd ' ; VICA Club 3, Prom Committee 4; plans: to become a carpenter; remembered for causing trouble in school. Robert Henry Shockley, Jr. Linda Lee Shrieves Deborah Lee Smith Linda Anne Smith Hi Randy Ralph Smith Rhonda Lee Smith Karen Louise Snead James Todd Spadin 45 Henry Dale Steininger James Allan Steininger Janet Star Stephens Robert Morris Still, Jr. James Nelson Taylor Tamara Jean Tolan Cheryl Lynn Thomas James Marvin Townsend HENRY DALE undecided. STEININGER: Henry ; plans: JAMES ALLAN undecided. STEININGER: James ; plans: JANET STAR STEPHENS: Star ; Monitor 1, SGA, Honor Society; plans: to stay married and just be happy always; remembered for marrying Donald Keith Stephens. ROBERT MORRIS STILL, JR.: Rob ; Tennis 1,2,3,4, Eootball 1,2, Cross Country 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Junior Class Play 3, French Club 2, Musical 3, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee 3; plans: to go to college and live a long and happy life; remembered for sleeping in class. CHRISTINE ELIZABETH TAYLOR: Chris ; Prom Committee 4, VICA Club 4, Child Development Teaching, Tailoring II; plans: to further her education in the field of Fashion Designing; remembered for her excellent sewing ability. CYNTHIA LOUISE TAYLOR: Cindy ; Prom Com¬ mittee 4, VoTech; plans: to attend secretarial college and then marriage; remembered for her long hair, small feet, and an unfamiliar laugh, never being without Gerry and always partying. JAMES NELSON TAYLOR: James ; Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Varsity 3,4, Awards 1,2,3,4; plans: to attend college and to get married; remembered for being cool, calm, and collected. CHERYL LYNN THOMAS: Cheryl ; Honor Society 2,3,4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Children ' s Theatre 4, Yearbook 4, Dinner Theatre 4, Drama I Student Teacher 4, Thespians 4, Christian Fellow¬ ship 4, Election Committee 4, Concert Choir 4; plans: to get married and attend Salisbury State College; remembered for always being happy, optimistic, and smiling. TAMARA JEAN TOLAN: Tammy ; plans: to become a professional show dog handler; remembered for loving dogs, and always combing her hair. JAMES MARVIN TOWNSEND: Bunky ; DECA 3,4, French Club 1,2, Art Club 1,2,3, Media Club 2; plans: to get a good job and make lots of money; remembered for his quietness. Elizabeth Christine Travis Gerald Burroughs Truitt III Mark David Vollmer Harry Anthony Waller Not so tight! Dale Robert Twilley Darlene Cassie Vincent Best about senior class? Me! J. Payne Don ' t ask me, please! B. Miles ELIZABETH CHRISTINE TRAVIS: Beth or Bethie ; Indian Chant 4, Prom Committee 4, Spanish Club 1, Float Committee 2,3,4; plans: to move to Richmond and become a secretary, get married, and enjoy life; remembered for always being seen with Pammy, Debbie, and Kimmi. GERALD BURROUGHS TRUITT III: Jay ; Thespians 2.3.4, Football 1, J.V. Football 2, Baseball Mgr. 3,4, A.V. Club 3,4, Basketball Mgr. 4, French Club 2, Interact3, (Pres.) 4, plans: to be a veterinarian and horse around a little; remembered for his custom ragged Volkswagen. DALE ROBERT TWILLEY: Dale ; Chess 1, Prom Committee 4, VIC A 4, Track 4; plans: to become an electrician. DARLENE CASSIE VINCENT: Darlene ; AFS 3, FT A 2, Hockey T, Art Club 3,4, French Club 3.4, Who Who ' s in American High School Students 4; plans: to go to college and have an art career. MARK DAVID VOLLMER. Mark ; plans: undecided. HARRY ANTHONY WALLER: Tony ; Football 1,2, Baseball 4, Homecoming Committee 4, VICA 3,4, Prom Committee 4, A.V. Staff 2; plans: a career in U.S. Navy as an Electronics Technician; remem¬ bered for always hustling the girls and never succeeding. 47 Kim Marie Webster Jessica Arm Welch Plans for prom night? Party hearty! R. Still LORI ANN WATSON: L R ; Prom Committee 4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Float Committee 2,3,4; plans: to go to college and major in accounting — get married in 1982; remembered for being a victim of Senior Suspension W ' eek!! SADIE ELLA WEATHERLY: Sunshine ; Color Guard 1, Cheerleader 2, Prom Committee 4, Basketball 3,4, Homecoming Committee 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Awards- Physical Fitness 1; plans: college at Salisbury State to study Business Administration; remembered for the love she carries for Billy Jackson. KIM MARIE WEBSTER: Kimmii ' ; AFS-Short Term Exchange 3, Sr. Class Vice-President 4, Thespians 2,3,4, Indian Chant 3,4, Jr. Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Prom Committee 4, Science Club 2, Homecoming Committee 4, Color Guard 3, French Club 3,4, Keyettes 2,3, Yearbook 3,4, Voice of Democracy Award 3, Assemb ly Committee 3, Float Committee 2,4, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4, Drama II Play, Dinner Theatre 4, SGA 4, WiHi News 3; plans: to travel; remembered for her once long blonde hair, being a space cadet, and a friend. JESSICA ANN WELCH: Jess ; FHA Vice-President 3, Prom Committee 4, Vo-Tech 3,4; plans: to marry and further her education in nursing; remembered for constantly talking about Paul and having trouble with her blue Pinto. KENNETH LEE WELCH: Leach ; Soccer 2,3,4; plans: to get a job and make some bucks; remem¬ bered for always being there. GREGORY THOMAS WEST: Greg ; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Soccer 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Science Club 3, Yearbook 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Science Fair Awards 1,2, SGA Rep. 3; plans: to attend University of Delaware as an Engineer; remembered for being pretty . MARVA ELAINE WEST: Smiley ; FHA 3,4, Media Club 2,3; plans; to get married and go to Business School; remembered for being a quiet girl. Kenneth Lee Welch Gregory Thomas West Richard Kevin Whetzel Steven Franklin Whetzel RICHARD KEVIN WHETZEL: Mooch ' ' ; Wrestling 2,3, 4, Regional States 3,4, Soccer 4, Track 3,4, Who ' s Who In American High School Students, Prom Committee 4, Varsity Club 4; plans: to travel awhile then enter college; remembered for playing soccer, wrestling, and last of all partying ALL the time. STEVEN FRANKLIN WHETZEL: Steve ; plans: to find a good job; remembered for getting high . DEBORAH ANN WHITE: Debbie ; Track 3, Prom Committee 4; plans: to attend Bowie State; remem¬ bered for always thinking of Taff Bivens. DENNIS LEE WHITE: Dennis ; Soccer 2,3, Band 2,3, SGA 2; plans: to travel and make music; remembered for his Ford Van. FABIAN LIONEL WHITE: Fabian ; Auto Mechanics I, II, Homecoming Committee 4, Prom Committee 4; plans: to join the Maryland State Police Cadet Program; remembered for loving everybody, being himself, and Call the Law . RONNIE CARROLL WILLEY: Ronnie ; plans: undecided. JERRY LEWIS WILSON: Jerry ; Wrestling 2,3,4, Football 4; plans: go into weight training; remembered for his athletic skills. ROBIN LYNN WILSON: Robin ; Hockey 1,4, Art Club 4, Varsity Club 4, Prom Committee 4; plans: to attend college; remembered for always acting silly and being one of the Wilpaths. IRVIN JAMES WISE: Big Irv ; Vo-tech Plumbing; plans: to leave Salisbury; remembered for being kind to everyone and always being happy. WILLIS CLAYTON YOUNGER: Willis ; Choir 3,4, DECA I, II; plans: to attend college and take up Business courses and later become a successful business man; remembered for his great voice in Choir, his music ability in the Variety Show ' and mainly by all the women. 49 Together we the class of 78 have much to be proud of. So, let us reflect on our years at Wi Hi. As Sophomores we were a class of spunk and spirit. Starting from scratch (with zilch in our account) we worked earnestly, holding bake sales, shoe shines and car washes. We were a group of determined Sophomores, struggling to raise money, while trying to build a winning float. Although we didn ' t win the float competition, our outstanding entry entitled, “The Indians are coming gave us a reason to be proud. Following the Bicentennial theme we constructed Paul Revere astride a horse and won second place, ahead of the class of 77. We continued our year selling Arby ' s coupons and holding a successful • li yard sa l e - After an enjoyable summer we began our Junior year determined to win the float competition. With the “Wild, Wild West as our theme for Homecoming we began designing what was to be the most original float. Our new “pomping method was sticky and messy, but gave a dynamic effect. Our revolving cards, huge dice and poker chips created the perfect gambling scene, which we named, “The Way the West Was Won . Although the Indians lost the football game, our float brought a rewarding first place victory. The actors of the class displayed their talent by performing three one act plays entitled “Mixed Emotions . We combined our talents once more and sponsored the Junior-Senior Banquet. The theme for the banquet was “Senior Class Nostalgia , and the event was most successful. We ended our Junior year with more fund raising (an ever-present problem for our class). And then, our senior year began! Faced with many problems, we began working on Homecoming. Although we got off to a slow start, we pulled together during the last two weeks and worked night and day. Again we used our “pomping method and constructed an animated train which chanted, “We know we can . If fit perfectly into the fairytale theme of “Once Upon A Time , and naturally we won first place. The Indians were also victorious in defeating Queen Anne ' s, 25-0. The drama students of the class were successful year-round at the box office, for they performed three plays: first, the Senior Class Play, entitled “Tear Along the Dotted Line ; second, the Dinner Theater, which consisted of a series of skits; third, the Drama II Play, Murder on Center Stage . Each carried on the tradition of fine Wi Hi entertainment. With thoughts of our prom (or, rather fears of not having one) we continued fund raising. Chocolate candy sales and Senior Dollar Days were the most rewarding. With expectations of a royal night, we began working. We chose the theme, “Castles in the Sky ; our flower, white rose; our colors, baby blue and ivory; and our song, The Greatest Love of All . Prom night was sure to be an enchanting evening. Special events such as the Junior-Senior Banquet and our Baccalaureate were unforgettable. First, we were treated to a fabulous banquet, where we gave our own awards to outstanding seniors. Second, our formal Baccalaureate, where we wore our caps and gowns, combined an inspirational message with special messages from a few classmates. During the service we were reminded of and inspired by our class motto; “Never walk in anyone ' s shadow, for if you fail or if you succeed, at least you will live the life you believe . We accomplished a great deal in our three years at Wi Hi. We not only received an education, but made everlasting friendships and developed unique characters which will lead us through life. We created history! Your friend always, Pam Fennell Odds ' N ' Ends . . . Ronald Gregory Bassett Camera Shy Willie Sandy Nicholson, Jr. Anthony Brian Briddell JoSue Louise Harris Michael Darrell Palmer Larry Donnell Briddell Patricia Lee Hurley Denise Mae Parsons Stefanie Ann Brinkman Randy Keith Johnson Ricky Thomas Payne Mark William Carey Dwayne Theordore Jones Jenifer Clair Seidel Yvonne Jean Carey Vonda Bobbette Jones Arthur Willie Smith Anthony Cropper Alphonso Leroy Kelly Brenda Ann Trader Edward Jones Dean Carol Lynne Lappen Barbara Ann Victor Karen Gwyn Disharoon Gladys Augusta Maddox Brent Wesley West Kathy Mason Ferrand Tammy Annette McCoy Archie Alton White Jeffery Eric Gale Charles Wayne Miller Keith Cornell White James Edward Hall, Jr. Douglas Arthur Moldenhauer Gary Lamont Mumford Dana Nolan Wright II III IT IIIII II The year of ' 78 was a time of change for seniors. Many old traditions were broken, but many new ones were begun. With the recent loss of the Civic Center there was question as to where our prom and graduation would be held. There was talk of graduating in our own audi¬ torium or on the front lawn. Finally it was decided that commencement would be held at SSC in the new Ben Maggs Physical Activities Center. Also this year, for the first time we held our Bac¬ calaureate Service in our own auditorium. Seniors wore their caps and gowns and sat together. The Tom-Tom would not be complete without some men¬ tion of Ocean City. As the winter wore on, Seniors sat in class, dreaming of prom time and the warm sands of O.C. it seemed as if Spring would never come, but many seniors took a personal leave day and headed for the beach anyway. Those who did were in ship-shape condition after a little break from the daily routine. Finally Spring arrived - late, and rainy. OCEAN CITY 29 We all anticipated a day of sunshine in the rainy week before the prom - to bask in the sun and brown our bods for the big event. This year, as usual, the place to go before and after the prom was Ocean City. We will certainly re¬ member Ocean City as an important part of our Senior year. Senior year was a year of new experiences for all of us. One senior in particular had a very unique experience. Bill Milbourne experienced a close encourter of the blind kind. Throughout his day he received many laughs, sneers and plenty of questions. I was kicked, slapped, and stuck by pins, said Bill, who had anticipated this type of reaction from other students. But some were eager to help and asked Bill about his experiences. He found his way to class with the aid of fellow students and his trusty cane, and amazingly, was only late once. He performed this experience as a project for psychology class. Bill commented that the ex¬ periment was quite worthwhile. I feel like more people would understand things better if they ' d get out of the classroom and do it. JUNIORS JUNIORS Pretty Sue: picturesque in Williamsburg. Brian and Deena: muggers at WiHi? Standing: Mary Morrison, Historian; Debbie Wells, Secretary; Molly McGinty, Vice-President. Seated: John Whall, Presi¬ dent. JUNIORS — MOVING UP . . . Teresa Adams Greg Alexander Tammi Alexander Lucy Ardis Kathy Auer John Aydelotte Benita Barkley Benton Barkley Charlene Barkley Clara Barr Donna Bennett Faith Bivens Best about juniors? Moving up to seniors! Kory Hooker Ruby Blake Albert Blakeney Teresa Booth Desiree Bowden Bobby Bradway Julie Bridge Renita Broadwater Linda Bromley Clark Brumbley Delores Brumley Gwen Brumley Veronica Bryants Denise Bullock Perry Butler Myra Burke John Calloway Diane Campbell Sue Carduff Alana Culver Bill Culver Darryl Curtis Albert Daniel Elwood Dashiell Janine Dashiell Ronnie Daugherty Christine Davis Kandi Davis Suzie Davis Teresa Davis Brian Dennis Tyrone Dillard Deena Disharoon Frank Disharoon Robert Dize Cheryl Donoway Danny Donoway Eugene Donoway Beverly Dorsey Pratt Dukes Bill Dunahoo Teresa Easley B ruce Elliott Barry Ellis Maxine Ellis Carol Ennis Doug Ennis George Ennis Mike Ennis JMB and Parkside lack Wi Hi ' s class! D. Parker f £. k Molly makes a pretty slave. Debbie: Just cruising the halls ' M-m-m Good , quoth Harris. Susan—just doodling . . . John looks at his class float. Anne Gismondi Lisa Gordy David Goslee Melody Goyette Jamie Greene Robert Gregory Vincent Guiliano Barry Hajinicolas Holly Hall Joyce Harmon Brian Harris Denise Harris Laurie Haslam Larry Heidt Liz Hess Rex Hill Ann Hobbs Katrina Hobbs Ronnie Holloway Kory Hooker Buddy Hooper Buddy Howeth Melanie Hurley Patty llczuk Andy Isakson Duane Jackson Gary Jackson Kay Jackson Teresa Jarman David Jenkins Jr. guys? Love those legs! D. Wells Audrey Johnson Chuck Johnson David Johnson Mitchell Johnson Ronald Johnson Sharon Johnson Tony Johnson Cindy Jones Jennifer Jones Patty Jones Stephanie Jones Babette Kenific 60 Richard Kent Doug Kunkowski Cindy LaBounty Mike LaBounty Jeff Lambden Robby Lawrence James Laws Donald Leak Chris LeMay Debbie Lemon Cheryl Leventhal Paul Lewis Skip Lilliston Gen Lindeman Michelle Littleton Mike Littleton Russell Livingston Wendy Long Stacy Loring Jeff Lyles Stephanie Macon Sheila Madden Florence Maford John Magoon Russell Mariner Mark Martin Tommy Matsatsos Cheryl Matthews Danny Matthews Jeri McDaniel Premarital interdigitation? It ' s great for a start! Alana Culver Molly McGinty Debbie McGlothlin Robert McGriff Burmond McIntosh Terry McIntyre Julie McKenney Timmy Meagher Nora Mears Vera Miles Aline Mills Marvin Mitchell Mary Kay Mooney 61 62 Jr. girls? There just aren ' t enough! Eddie Pinto Roger Moore Jackie Moreno Mary Morrison Priscilla Morton Billy Mumford Lena Murphy Renee Nacrelli Brenda Naggy Randy Nutter Jerry Oliver Randolf Outen Guy Outten Susan Overbeck Miguel Palmer Deena Parker Ernie Parker Kelly Parrott Jeff Payne Ronnie Payne Karen Perdue John Phillips Mark Piercey Eddie Pinto Jay Pirie Noreen Polk April Price Harris Purnell Laura Ralph Kim Redden David Reid Nancy Revelle Gary Richins Ken Rider Pat Rogan Sandy Sallac Barbara Samaras Melva Sample Regina Savage Valentino Savage Sheila Schoolfield Renee Scott Jeanette Shafer 63 Beth Sharff Lisa Shaw Charles Shivers Diana Shockley Susan Shockley Wanda Shockley Mark Shores Connie Shupe Billy Simpkins Marian Singh Chucky Smiley Mark Smith Victor Smith Debbie Soil Keith Spadin Tammi Sparks Annette Spence Janet Stee d Cheryl Stewart Ellen Stone Mike Sutton Pam Thomas Sammie Thomas Steve Thomas Annmarie Thompson Larry Thornes Kathy Timmons Ann Todd Pat Todd Tommy Townsend Mary Trott James Trower Sharon Tucker Yvonka Turner Jim Tyndall Kelley Vaughn Karlo Vickers Albert Wagner Karen Wagner Teresa Wainright Delores Walker Terry Walters Jr. hook day? I ' ll go, but I ' m not driving! Stephanie Macon 64 Kay Walters Paul Ware Wanda Waters Van Watson Debbie Wells J. D. Wells Rodney Wells Dawn Whaley John Whall Sandy Wheatley Faye Whetzel Andy White Colon White Philmore White Wayne White Darlene Whitecotton Tracy Whitelock Adrienne Whittington Derrick Whittington Jackie Wigfall Brendon Wilkerson Linda Wilkins Jane Willey Joyce Williams Leon Wilson Marlena Wilson Sheila Wilson Terri Wilson Terry Wilson Scott Wimbrow Mary Woolford Mike Workman Donna Wright Lisa Wright Scott Zerr Best about Jr. class meetings? Going out afterwards! Debbie McGlothlin JRS.: SUPERCLASS OF 79!!! Junior class history At the beginning of the year, all the Juniors were ready, willing and able to get things going. Money started rolling in right away as we kicked off with a successful yard sale. After much controversy over the theme for our Homecoming Float, we finally decided upon WiHi ' s Tough — NO YOLK. The float didn ' t win, placing a close second, but after all that work we still felt like winners. Special thanks go to Mr. and Mrs. Aydelotte for the use of their barn, and to Mr. Auer for pulling us along. Money raising projects included bake sales, guessing the number of candy kisses in a jar, and selling off the last of those WIHI hats. We finally proved the superiority of the class of ' 79 by dominating the events of All Sports Night. A victory celebration was held afterwards at Pappy ' s. Although no champagne was served, our coke glasses could be heard clunking to¬ gether as we toasted our success. Rings were ordered in mid-April and we are anxiously awaiting their arrival at the beginning of next year. The Junior Senior Banquet was held on May 1 and we tried to make ours original by having a disco afterwards. Entertainment was provided by Dan Connell and Owen Hooks, and the dance af¬ terwards was hosted by Al Frazier of WSUX. Ev¬ eryone had a great time and it was a unique eve¬ ning. Our junior year was one we know we will al¬ ways remember. It was a year of accomplish¬ ments, OVERCOMING OBSTACLES, and getting to the top. We wouldn ' t have gotten where we are today without our tremendous class spirit and togetherness, or without the guidance of our class officers: president - John Whall; vice- president - Molly McGinty; secretary - Debbie Wells; treasurer - Renee Nacrelli; and historian - Mary Morrison. They kept us going through thick and thin. We knew we could always count on them when the chips were down. We would like to thank Miss Joyce Loeffler for all her extra help. She was always there when we needed her and her speeches were quite wel¬ come at all class meetings. Thanks also to Mr. Mike Minner. All in all this has been a tremendous year and we ' re sorry to see it go, but we will be back next year. In closing, we would like to remind the world — we ' re on our way! Mary Morrison Camera shy Teresa Armstrong Mark Blades Donald Hall Dennis Hermann Wyatt Hill William Hooper Jeff Jones Roger Jones John Kline Wade Polk Starr Purnell A. T. Scott Karen White 67 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE Standing: Meg Brown, Secretary; Donna Gurey, Vice President; Terri Mills, Historian; Michele Garigliano, Parliamentarian. Sitting: Sherri Bennett, President SOPHOMORES — WAITING THEIR CHANCE . . . J 4 20 credits? Don ' t like it! Glenn Pendlenton Ethel Abbott John Adams Harris Adkins Joan Agnew Duanne Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Lynn Anderson Joy Andrews Edward Ardis Mike Ardis Edward Arvey George Baker Valerie Baker Dawn Banks Cynthia Barber Brett Barkley Renee Beauchamp Kenneth Beckett Sherri Bennett Harold Bethard Leroy Birckhead Lori Black Thomas Boughton Catherine Bounds Jackie Bradford Lisa Bradford Juanita Briddell Stephen Briddell Martha Brown Margaret Brown Robert Brown Stephanie Brown Teresa Brown Tim Brown Charles Buchanan Charles Bullion Marlelline Bundick Dana Burkett Lori Butler Paul Butler David Callaway Victoria Calvans 71 Thomas Campbell John Cantwell Jeffrey Carey Wayne Carr Charles Carroll Robert Cassons Florence Chambers James Cherrix Susan Cherry Jeffrey Chew Duane Close Sherri College 4 � 1 ify David Collins Teresa Collins Thomas Collins Jonathan Conley Michael Cooper Theresa Cooper Monica Cottman Dawn Coutinho Gregory Creed Garry Cropper Gary Crows Barbara Cuffee Edna Dahlstrom William Dahlstrom William Davenport Loletta Davis Thomas Dawson Bryan Deal Class of 80 is the class Timothy Dekowski Denise Dennis Mary Disharoon Catherine Dize Terri Donaway Patricia Duffy Angela Dutton Cleo Edwards Christina Ellis Richard Ellwanger Anne Emberland Marc Emond 72 of ladies! Michele Neal Patty Fennell Nancy Fields Trudy Fields Nancy Figgs Carolyn Finney Sonya Foskey Michele Garigliano Steven Givens Henry Godwin Brenda Gordy Alan Gravenor Keith Gray H enry Griffin Donna Gurey Lori Hakim Carl Hale Joyce Hall Quinette Hall Sylvia Hall Barbara Hamblin David Hammond Michael Hampshire Annet Hardy Eric Hardy Elana Hardy Odena Hardy Jacqueline Harmon Brenda Harper Sharon Heath Phil Herrle Being a sophomore means one step higher! Kenny Beckett Bruce Holden John Hooker Donna Hooper Steve Horner Kenneth Hosier Brad Howard Ian Houie Denise Hudson Peggy Huntington Felicia Hurley William Hurley Mike Hurchalla 74 Carl James Bruce Johnson Sandra Johnson Bill Jones Brenda Jones Darryl Jones Les Jones Ronnie Jones Sara Jones Stewart Jones Kathy Judy Mark Justice Study halls and people are best about WiHi! Dawn Coutinho Waithira Kahihu Stephen Keen Lisa Kelly Sharon Kelly David Key Saundra Keyes Tammy Klaverweiden Ralph Kimes Alonzo King Lisa Knotts Nina Lane Rufus Lawrence Levin Layton Sandra Leonard Paul Lesocky Carl Lewis Laura Lewis Lori Lewis Tami Lilliston Wanda Lloyd Nancy Long Denise Loring Sheryl Lyles Warren Maddox Teresa Malcom William Marshall Jay Martinez John Massey Rochelle Massey Sandra Massey 75 Spring break means. beyond and back! 76 Tracy Matsatsos James McCoy Joseph McCoy Valerie McGill Kenneth McGrath Diane McKenny Patricia McLeod Patti Meilhammer Levin Melvin William Melvin Richard Mendenhall Sandra Meyer Oscar Miles Chris Miller Julie Miller Margo Miller Bonnie Mills Terri Mills Maruaiette Mitchell Bennie Montgomery Chris Moore Steve Moore Alden Morris Charles Morris Sheila Morris Randy Mumford Kathy Myrer Maryann Nacrelli Michelle Neal Timothy Neal Chris Nelms William Ness Gail Niblett Robin Nickerson Mark Nicholson Benita Niskey Mary Noehl Herb Olsen Kevin Overbeck Juliet Palmer Ester Parker Priscilla Parker 77 Ramona Parker Valerie Parker Glenn Pendleton Lois Perdue Eric Peterson John Pettyjohn Mary Phipps Lorrie Phippin Phillip Pierson Lyne Pitman Von Pleasanton Tanya Polk Yvette Polk James Powell John Provost Brenda Prushansky Sherry Pullum Bernie Purnell Leslie Pusey Penny Quillen Sandy Quillen William Renshaw Peter Richmond Abigail Rickert Susan Riley Terri Riley Cherie Robertson Steve Robinson David Rodman Robert Rozaieski I love drivers ' ed! Fred Walters Karen Ryan Howard Savage Marvin Schoolfield Sallie Scrivo Timothy Sharff Raymond Shaver Francis Shockley Patricia Shores Amanda Showell Linda Sines Arthur Smith George Smith 78 What a bunch of bananas! Yeah, I ' ve got thumbs. Fluffing flowers ain ' t my idea of cool! Sophomores . . . all over the place 79 Georgette Smith Phyllis Smith Raymond Smith Sandy Smith Scott Smith Steven Smith Tamela Smith Timothy Smith George Smullen David Starns Jeff Stewart Wright Still Roy Sutton Edward Taylor Jacqueline Taylor Richard Taylor Sherrie Taylor Amy Tetlow Linda Thomas Barbara Thompson Charles Timmons Vanessa Timmons Howard Todd Ricky Todd Myra Tolan Curt Towers Robert Travis Donald Trivits Estella Trower Eugene Trower Brent Truitt Jeff Truitt Melinda Truitt William Truitt Brian Twigg Joanne Tyndall Victoria Usilton Theodore Walls Frederick Walter Deborah Ward Manaen Warrington Anthony Waters ' 79 basketball team: No. 1! Shelia Morris 80 Paul Weeks Carole Wells Wendy West Kevin Whall Agerranna White Karen White Michelle White Robyn White Ronnie White Trudi White Melody Whitelock Barry Whittington SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Kevin Whittington Fred Willey Lisa Williams Paul Willis Laverne Wilson Neil Wilson Wayne Wilson Sam Windsor Richard Wright Steve Wright Wade Wootten Virgie Workman Ed Is A J.A.T.G. The sophomore class got underway early this year with a few executive meetings in August. In preparation for the sophomore class float we had meetings at the beginning of the school year and entitled our float How the Cowardly Lion Lost His Courage . We placed third in Homecom¬ ing activities. The two representatives from our class for the Homecoming Court were Carole Wells and Terri Mills. Our thanks go to Mr. and Mrs. Gargiliano for letting us use their garage for the preparation of our float. Throughout the year, we have had many suc¬ cessful bake sales such as the ones at the bus ramps, on the soccer field, and on the Downtown Plaza. We also had a combination bake sale and yard sale on Liberty Street at the home of Leslie Jones. We have had a very successful year with money. We placed first in the Can drive and won $25. We were the loudest class at our Pep Rally here at school against Cambridge and we added $15 more dollars to our treasury. We were also very surprised by the amount of enthusiasim we had from our class for donation day. The year is not over yet, and before the close of school we plan to have other meetings. A special thanks goes to Mr. Bond, Mrs. Jones, and Miss Susan Miller for their guidance and en¬ couragement. Thanks to our class officers, because without them this year would not have been such a suc¬ cess. Respectfully submitted, Terri Mills, Sophomore Class Historian 81 FRESHMEN FRESHMAN Standing: Kathy Moreno, Treasurer; Pam McGlothin, Secretary; Jesse Mears, Vice-president Seated: Lisa Culver, President FRESHMEN — REVVING UP . . . Freshmen make heap big effort. Lunches must be getting better! Freshman and Friend! Jimmy Bendler, Freshman ace! 84 MISSING MISSING Richard Mandeville Todd Matsatsos Kim Matthews Ronald Matthews Theodore Matthews Keith Maxwell Sue McCabe Shirley McCoy Timothy McCoy Martin McGinty Pam McGlothlin Roben McGriff Joshua McIntosh Jessica Mears James Mendenhall Teresa Michael David Michaud Jan Miles Jeron Mitchell John Montgomery Russell Moore Jeffrey Moos Kathleen Moreno Karen Morris Charles Morton David Mudge Stephanie Mulford Kimberly Murphy Tammy Myer Daniel Nelson Best about WiHi? The Guys L. Griffith Maria Newton Vy Ngo John Nottingham Derek Nutter Patrick O ' Grady Jeanne Oliver Jacqueline Olson Jamie Olson Scott Outen Gary Owens Cherri Parker James Parker 90 Jeff Parker William Parkins Ricky Pearson David Peek James Perdue Emma Perry Richard Perry Tammy Phippin Susan Pirie John Pledger Mary Polk Thomas Postles Bennett and Parkside? Number 2 and number 3! A. Trout Darryl Postley Ronald Price Lori Provost Keith Prushansky John Psota Vicky Pusey Elizabeth Ragan Jerome Reid Pamela Renshaw Beth Richardson Martin Richardson Kristi Richins vlark Richmond Joyce Rieben Jacqueline Ringold Cynthia Roberts Doug Robertson Jay Roglitz Don Sample Carnel Savage Gordon Schaeffer Sarah Schafer Susan Schales Paula Scott Bonnie Scotton Mary Semerjian Nathan Sensenig Jennifer Shaheen Steven Sharff Laura Schells 91 Freshmen try to get it together. Did you call me? 92 Miss most from junior high? Heated hallways! D. Boyce Kathy Sherrill Rebecca Schilling Stephen Shivers Betty Shockley Betty Showell Priscilla Showell Dawn Simpkins Annabel Singh Ardenna Smith Bryan Smith Cassandra Smith Debrah Smith Michael Smith Michelle Smith Roger Smith Thomas Smith Sheila Spadin Sherrilynn Steed Rebecca Steininger Penny Stephens Terri Stewart Angela Stier Raymond Still Marcus Sutton James Tallington Rodney Tawes George Taylor Arlene Teagle Kay Thomas Sherrie Thomas Angela Thompson Terri Tonelli Sarah Townsend Arthur Trout Lisa Truitt John Truitt Dennis Tull George Turner Harry Undy Michael Vincent Mark Wachsmuth Lewis Walker 93 Michael Waller Tammy Walters Virginia Walters Sharon Ward Robert Warren Brandon Watford Kimberly Weaver Daniel Webb Daniel Welch Gail Wessells Andrew West Mary West Rita West Doris Westley Michael Whaley Bonny White Franklin White Troy Widgeon Gary Wilber Gregory Wilkerson Melford Williams Mark Williar Blair Willing Floyd Wilson William Wilson Lori Wilt Dina Wimbrow Cynthia Windsor Martha Windsor Henrik Wise Susan Workman Jan Wright Martin Wright Steven Wright Vicki Wright Beverly Young Jeffrey Zerr Lisa Hicks Debbie Lewis Freshmen are moving on up! . . . 94 Freshman class history The beginning of the 1977-1978 school year was something really different for the class of 1981. As we began one of the most important eras of our lives we realized that play period was over and some serious work was about to begin. We started off the year by electing our class officers. The class made wise decisions by elect¬ ing as President-Lisa Culver, Vice President- Jessie Mears, Secretary-Pam McGlothlin, Treas- urer-Kathy Moreno and Historian-James Parker. Homecoming arrived and brought new exper¬ iences for everyone involved. The theme for our float was Make the Lions Pussycats and sufficiently represented the hard work we put into it. It even received compliments from up¬ perclassmen. The Freshman Homecoming court included Lisa Culver and Kim Malone. We were proud to have them represent our class. Our main fund raiser for the year was provid¬ ing all those great baked goods at the soccer games. Thanks to everyone who supported us. Thanks also go to Mrs. Elaine Shahan and Mr. Robert Majors. They were always there to guide us when we needed them. This was a fantastic year for Freshmen and we are anxiously awaiting the years to come. The only way for us is UP! Respectfully submitted, James Parker Freshman Class Historian Camera shy Margaret Calhoun Daniel Dashiell Laverne Dashiell Elaine Davis Psst . . . you ' re playing the wrong song! John Heater Luther Joudrey Jeff Kelly Shelley Kennedy Steve Lachetti Where would the band be without us? Deborah Lewis Guy Nixon Kathy Parsons Sharon Ward Lost and all alone . . . 95 William Hensley Vice-Principal David Johnson Vice-Principal Robert D. Evans Principal Miss Frances Flory - Media Specialist Mr. Dave Underwood - ESP re re re re re Jane Ford-Secretary Sandra Harris-Secretary Doris Marshall-Secretary Jean Bryan-Guidance Secretary Kay Crouse-Media Center Aide Shirley George-School Nurse Margaret Malone-Aide Margaret Mitchell-Aide For Another Sideli Of History . . . 100 William Abbott James Anno Bernice Bell Louise Bennett George Blankenship Bernard Bond Lloyd Bowden Lynne Bratten Carl Dragwa Darlene Cordrey Charles Cross Betty Jane Dashiell Billy Burgess 101 We ' ll Be Graphing Linear Equations Gary Elder Nancy Bond Andrew Giunta Ralph Hall Pamela Herster Deborah Holloway Lou Ella Holliday Rebecca Insley COLUMN 1 Carolyn Mears Susan Miller COLUMN 2 Roberta Mason Robert Majors Gerry Haemel Letitia Parker COLUMN 3 Vicki Jones Linda Miller Mike Minner 104 COLUMN 1 Thomas Smith Elena Shahan Howard Roberts George Schoepf COLUMN 2 Richard Roman Regina Royer Catherine Parsons Keena Parsons COLUMN 3 Huey Sevier Roberta Seward COLUMN 1 Wayne Mitchell Jimmie Lee Wilson Martha Nutter Dorothy Yeatman COLUMN 2 Rex McNiel Richard White Brenda Wilson Claudia Mowen COLUMN 3 Barbara Wilsey Susan Wilkins 107 step? Homecoming ' 78 Homecoming Committee Chairperson, Kathi Peavley and last year ' s queen Melanie Tingle Wi Hi cheerleaders get the crowd rowdy at the pep rally. Junior float: Wi Hi gets it togeth¬ er, No yolk! Sophomore float: How the Cowardly Lion Lost his Courage Freshman float: Wi Hi Makes the Queen Anne Lion a Pussycat Homecoming 78 was kicked off Friday after¬ noon with a pep rally 7th period. Led by our bubbly, spirited cheerleaders, Wi Hi was revved up for an exciting, event-filled weekend. Im¬ mediately after the pep rally, students rushed home to make the final arrangements for the big game and the dance. Many of us worked through the night, putting the finishing touches on our classes ' float. Finally the magic day ar¬ rived, warm and sunny, and we were all up early (some of us never went to bed!) preparing for the pre-game festivities. Morning found the seniors still pomping in the parking lot at St. Francis before the parade began. Banners were proudly displayed as cars and floats cir¬ cled the football field. With three gorgeous girls to choose from, the football team had a tough time choosing the queen. It was a dream-come- true for pretty Pam Mears, who was this year ' s queen. Homecoming Queen, Pam Mears reflects on the events of the day. Senior attendants Vonda Jones, Pam Mears and Carol Bivens. Junior attendants: Molly McGinty and Laurie Haslam Sophomore attendants: Terri Mills and Carole Wells Freshman attendants: Kim Malone and Lisa Culver 109 Larry Heidt boots one for Wi Hi. Brian Dennis thrills the crowd with a pretty pass. 110 For the second year in a row, the class of ' 78 stepped into victory in the float competition with their little train that knew it could. The DECA car and the band banner were other winning entries. In a fast-paced game, our mighty Indians crushed the Queen Anne Lions in a 25-0 win. In the stands, a rowdy crowd of parents, teachers, alumni and students waved banners, shook pom-poms and proudly dis¬ Once upon a time . . . played the blue and gold. At halftime, the Wi Hi band marched onto the field and put on a fine show. Their hard work paid off and their per¬ formance was superb. At 8:00 that evening, the Homecoming dance began. The annual affair, sponsored by the SGA, was a disco this year, with dee-jay Mr. Kool. It was indeed a boogie night with plenty of good music and a dance contest. Varsity cheerleaders circle the field before the game. Wi Hi caught the boogie fever at the Homecoming dance. The band marches on to the field at halftime. Christmas dance For the first time in several years, Wi Hi had a Christmas Dance. Sponsored by the SGA, it was held on December 17 in the cafeteria. The dress was semi- formal and everyone looked as Christmasie as ever and ready for the season. Urban Renewal was the band that played. Brenda Pellegrin and Tim Meagher danced their way to winning two disco albums given as prizes for the dance contest. Everyone who attended (and there were lots who did) had the Christmas spirit which added to an enjoy¬ ment of the night. Melanie and date boogie down to the disco sounds. Faith and Larry sit one out. Burt King shows off his talent. Urban Renewal turns the crowd on. 112 Wicomico Sr. High School is blanketed in snow. Wi Hi ' s polar bear club. Snow ... snow ... snow ... snow ... sn Ever since elementary school, we have prayed for snow- enough to close school. And this year we got it-four glorious, cold, snow-filled days with school cancelled. Fun-oh, joy! Days for sleeping and then sledding at the Elk ' s Club. Lunch at Pizza Hut-if you could get your car out of the driveway. Sliding, skidding, and slipping around the driving range and the Mall parking lot was a thing to do, too. And watching Chris and Snapper on THE YOUNG AND THE REST¬ LESS while munching out in a warm house was part of those days, too. However, our balloon was punctured when we returned to school and learned that we had to make up the days. At first- horrors! - we were to make them up by losing four precious days of our very first ever spring vacation. Howls came from all over town, and resulted in adding the days instead to the end of the year. Better-espe- cially for seniors who didn ' t then have to make them up at all! Underclassmen, don ' t lose heart- maybe your senior year will have snow days for you, too. 113 Senior Craig Daniels emerges from the tunnel. Kevin and Andy draft last minute participants for the Senior Class. Five hungry contestants brave the banana-eating contest- freshmen were the hungriest and won. Seniors cheer for their class, but only pull second place. H4 Wi Hi held its second annual All Sports Night on Saturday February 4, 1978. The four classes built up their teams with their omnipotent foe, the faculty, in mind. The five teams staged a valiant battle, all for the honor of being number one. Class athletes participated in the tunnel race, sack race, ping-pong relay, the balloon burst, back-to- back relay, crab relay, the ever-popular izzy- dizzy relay, and the grueling obstacle course. The final standings in these exciting events had to be decided by the last event; the banana eating contest. The juniors pulled off an upset win, with the seniors right on their heels. The sophomores, freshmen and faculty followed in proper suit. I ! Don ' t just stand there, Greg. Do something! Terri Gootee and Mr. Stanley take a breather between events. W ouse The faculty members are soundly defeated by seniors. The Class of ' 78 pulls off a first place win in the tug-of-war competition. 115 ■Iflfl Clockwise from top left corner: Craig Everett and Kim Webster stand poised for the opening curtain. Rick Parsons, alias Mr. Stanley, pre¬ pares to back his words with action. A shocked Pam looks at Kurt ' s pic¬ ture with grief. Clara and Polly put the finishing touches on the costume. Shanta and Jay: the old folks. A pot of gold it is! A sword against a gun?! Getting ready for Romeo and Juliet. Santa to the rescue. Hobblety hip - hobblety hop. Wi Hi ' s drama department was very active this year. Mrs. Taylor ' s Drama II class kicked off the year ' s activities with Children ' s Theatre, per¬ formed October 18th through the 27th. Two plays were presented to several elementary schools in the area. Kid Avalanche, starring Scott Davenport and Kathi Peavley, and The Leprechaun ' s Pot of Gold with Darlene Vin¬ cent, Jeanine Murphy, and Annette Gregory wre the plays. Despite dress rehearsal blahs, the plays were successful, and the group received several fan letters. Soon afterward, Kim Webster and Craig Everett won the leading roles in the Senior class play. Tear Along the Dotted Line was pre¬ sented in November. In February, Wi Hi News and Indian Chant pre¬ sented twelve comedy skits at the Dinner Theatre. Again, the Drama II class participated, along with Mrs. J. Taylor, Miss Seward, and Mrs. Wilsey. All of the skits were student directed. Then came Spring with the three Drama I plays - an evening of Suicide, Satire, and Satan. Again, there were student directors. Drama II class wound up the year with the pro¬ duction of a suspense-filled murder mystery. Murder on Center Stage was presented in May and starred Kathi Peavley and Rick Parsons. The thunderstorm raging outside greatly added to the special effects on opening night. The cast was presented with a standing ovation on both nights. A good year. Drama 119 Guys, take a break — long enough to pose! VO - TECH Theresa takes a lesson in sewing from Mrs. Nelson. Aren ' t we working hard? They have some real cuties in Cosmetology! Who says no eating on the bus? . ... 30 minutes of Study Hall . . . Are you learning a trade? . . . . No, not really . . . How much did you say a plumber made an hour? . . . What do we do when we have to save a real person? . . . Who burnt the cake? . . . I ' ve got grease all over me ... I hope I can get a job. 120 Are you done speaking yet, Rick? ... Helping out at the Holly Center and Wicomico Nursing Home . . . Where did you get all those poinsettias ... Christmas Decorations ... Salvation Army donation ... Christmas Parade float . . . Are you going to Del-Tech? . . . Not another yard sale? . . . PLEASE no more candy sales . . . We ' re on our way to Birmingham! Kim Duffel and Jeff Baer accept checks for decorating Mall at Christmas. Teresa takes one more look at the VICA manual. VICA April places first in Child Care. 121 Ready! Set! Down! Hi-ke! Donald Leak wants the QB. VARSITY FOOTBALL First row: R. Reddish, F. Jones, D. Hoprich, D. Davis, K. McGinty, (Captain) J. Hall, (Captain) T. James, B. Records, T. Bowden, J. Wilson. Second row: (Manager) C. LaBounty, P. Lewis, D. Hall, P. Lesocky, G. Outten, C. Smiley, G. Richins, L. Heidt, G. Alexan¬ der, (Manager) J. Taylor. Third row: (Manager) M. Wilson, B. Barkley, J. Wells, B. Dennis, B. King, A. Blakeney, D. Curtiss, D. Leak. Fourth row: (Manager) W. Nicholson, (Manager) D. Whit¬ tington, B. Harris, K. Hoo ker, M. Williams, M. Mitchell, P. Weeks, S. Fecker, R. McGriff, S. Lilliston, R. Kent. Top row: (Coaches) D. Underwood, R. White, J. Cupp, W. Mitchell, G. Blankenship. VARSITY FOOTBALL Wi Hi, rebuilding under a new coach and a new system, had an outstanding year de¬ fensively, allowing only 53 pts. to be scored against us all year and holding conference champion Cambridge to their lowest score all year. All-conference selections were: Kory Hooker, Rick Reddish, Donald Leak, Bryan Dennis and Toussaint James. Team Captains Toussaint and James Hall led a hard hitting “Never Say Die group of guys who repre¬ sented the school well. Rick Reddish was se¬ lected by the coaching staff as the Most Val¬ uable Player, Bryan Records as Lineman of the Year and Donald Leak as Defensive Player of the Year. Duane Davis executes the sweep. Wi Hi defense does it again. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Bottom Row: F. Jones, K McGinty, J. Hall, T. James, D. Davis, J. Wilson. Second Row: W. Nicholson, D. Hoprich, R. Reddish, T. Bowden, B. Records, J. Taylor. Top Row: Coaches; J. Cupp, D. Under¬ wood, R. White, W. Mitchell, G. Blankenship. Curtis Everett stretches it out. CROSS COUNTRY Sitting: P. Scott, B. Ragen, A. Chester, L. Culver, J. McKinney. Kneeling: J. Lashley, R. Pullum, A. LaMar, (Captain) B. Dunahoo, (Manager and Captain) J. Payne, E. Pinto, B. M elvin, D. Welsh. Standing: Coach Schoepf, R. Ell- wanger, J. Psota, B. Davenport, V. Gibson, C. Everett, G. Hil- derson, D. Connell, (Manager) L. Melvin. Amy Tetlow feels the pain. Muscular legs there, Jeff. CROSS COUNTRY 126 This year ' s Cross Country Team was an outstanding success. It consisted of Var¬ sity, J.V. and Girls ' teams. The Varsity was 10th of twenty-two teams in the Salis¬ bury Invitational. Other accomplishments included scoring 4th in the Bayside, 3rd in the district 8 Championships, and 15th in the State. Finally, our Girls and J.V. teams both enjoyed undefeated seasons. This year ' s hockey team ended with a 2-5-3 record. Coach Holiday introduced a change in strategy for the defense towards the middle of the season, which proved very surprising to our opponents. Unfor¬ tunately, our offense lacked scoring, but they did a fine job. With many returning players, next year is a promising one. Terri Gootee is in full control. HOCKEY Row 1: D. Parker, J. McDaniel, L. Wright, M. Morrison, V. Miles Row 2: M. Mooney, R. Nacrelli, S. Smith, J. Payne, W. Waters, T. Gootee, R. Wilson, S. Parker, J. Miles Row 3: L. Smith, P. Shelton, S. Johnson, M. Wilson, M. Christophor, W. Long, M. Burke, T. Whitelock, C. Jones, C. Labounty, L. Haslam, Mrs. Holliday HOCKEY Nice dribbling act, Mike! Les Jones heads the ball away. SOCCER First row: M. Beauchamp, R. Whetzel, D. Jenkins, J. Massey, D. Dashiell, G. Wilbur, G. West, T. Kirn, S. Robinson; Second row: D. Collins, B. Brown, J. Provost, S. Kang, J. Mitchell, M. Singh, A. Phippin, R. Hall, P. Willis, L. Jones, J. Seidel, B. Hajicolas; Third row: S. Kang, C. Daniels, P. Rogan, J. Oliver, M. LaBounty, J. LeCates, R. Smith, P. Ware, B. Wilkerson, K. Lightfoot, K. Welch, Coach Ro¬ man. SOCCER This year the Tribe Booters exhibited an 8-3 record, and a surprising second place finish in the Bayside Conference. Despite being picked to finish fifth in the conference, we pulled off upset victories over Crisfield, Parkside, Mardela and conference champion James M. Bennett. Shutting out Bennet on their HOME field ruin¬ ed their dreams of an undefeated season. Coach Roman will greatly miss the services of the following Seniors: Jerry LeCates-MVP, Cap¬ tain; Craig Daniels-Captain, Ken Welch-Cap- tain, Greg West-Captain, Mike Beauchamp- Captain, Tony Kirn, Randy Smith, Rick Whet¬ zel, James Mitchell, Ron Hall, Sung Kang and Keith Lightfoot. Ken Welch displays his play. Les approaching for the shot. SOCCER (SENIORS) First row: S. Kang, J. Seidel, J. Mit¬ chell, A. Phippin, R. Hall, G. West, T. Kirn; Second row: R. Whetzel, K. Welch, M. Beauchamp, J. LeCates, R. Smith, K. Lightfoot, C. Daniels. GOLF Senior R.C. Hall lines up his putt. GOLF Wi Hi ' s 1977 golf team enjoyed a suc¬ cessful season led by Seniors E. C. Jones (MVP), Jeff Baer, R. C. Hall, and Kenny Richardson. With these golfers leaving, Coach Waller has a rebuilding year on his hands. He is supported by up and com¬ ing underclassmen who showed a great deal of promise during the season. 130 During its second year, Wi Hi ' s Volley¬ ball team finished with a strong 4-6 season. Outstanding players this year were: Seniors Cindy Bratten, Carol Lappen, Linda Shrieves, and Junior Molly McGinty. Next year ' s returning team of 8 members is expected to give the volleyball team a strong start in the right direction. VOLLEYBALL Bottom Row: Deena Parker, Liz Hatfield, Molly McGinty (Cap¬ tain), Cindy Bratten (Captain), Joy Morris, Noreen Polk, Linda Shrieves. Top Row: Lisa Moreno (Manager), Mary Nacrelli, Carole Wells, Jackie Moreno, Annabelle Singh, Jeanne Murphy, Pam McGlothin. VOLLEYBALL � -MrLi Chuck Buchanan unleashes a pass. Good open field running! J V FOOTBALL First row (left to right): C. Hale, B. Travis, S. Windsor, R. Smith, C. Buchanan, M. McGinty; Second row: D. Jones, E. Peterson, B. Willing, B. Dennis, T. Dennis, D. Nelson, B. Holden; Third row: G. Wilkerson, R. King, C. Nelms, M. Wright, J. Lewis, R. Taylor; Fourth row: B. Whittington, B. King, M. Williams, D. Gordy, R. Mendenhall. JV FOOTBALL This year ' s JV team had an average season of 4-3-1. We did hold all opponents to an average of less than 10 points per game. Many players will be advancing to varsity football next year with valuable training and experience. MVP Brian Travis will be a great asset to the team. J.V. defense piles on the ball. J.V. BASKETBALL The Jay Vees this year finished with a fair (9-10) season. Important victories included beating J.M. Bennett once and an exciting triple overtime win over the Jaguars at home. High averages for Wi Hi were: Marcus Carr (14.8), Scott Smith (11.8) and Dave Johnson (10.1). Marcus passes it off. J. V. BASKETBALL First row: F. Walter, L. Jones, J. McCoy, M. Carr, E. Pinto; Second row: T. Sheppard, S. Smith, J. Psota, J. McCoy, R. Outten, D. Johnson, Coach Roberts. J.V. BASKETBALL The big man hits the fall away. Scott Smith lays it in. Val Savage hits his jump shot. 133 WRESTLING First row: W. Collins, D. Sample, J. Sample, R. Whetzel, D. Leak, J. Lyles, D. Close; Second row: Coach Mc¬ Kenzie, M. McGinty, P. Lesocky, B. Dennis, J. Hall, K. McGinty, A. Bright, M. Mitchell, Coach Underwood. J V WRESTLING Back row: D. Collins, O. Miles, B. McGriff, G. Cropper, C. Everett, M. Mitchell, J. Laws, M. Richmond, R. Shockley, Coach McKenzie. First Row: D. Dashiell, H. Savage, H. Godwin, M. McGinty, R. Perry, D. Keyes. Wrestling With an 8-4 record, Wi Hi ended a success¬ ful year. To add frosting to the cake, we also won the Mythical City Championship by beat¬ ing JMB twice - the first time ever. Seven out of ten wrestlers advanced from sectional to regionals. Outstanding performances were turned in by Wayne Collins (season record 10-1-1 and third in sectional) and Richard Whetzel (season record 7-3, first in Salisbury Invitational Christmas Tournament, first in sectionals, and fourth in regionals). Whetzel, also advanced to the State Tournament for the second year. Other outstanding wrestlers in¬ cluded Joe Sample (9-1) and Kevin McGinty (10-2 and second in sectionals.) Don Sample makes his move. Junior Donald Leak keeps JMB from an escape. Kevin McGinty holds on for life. Ride him down, Joe! Arthur Bright heads for a successful pin. Joe Sample looks for the takedown. 135 Tim Emge warming up for the big game. Kevin King avoids the block. VARSITY BASKETBALL Bottom row: K. King, L. Pender, C. King, B. Harris, T. Johnson. Middle row: W. Cropper, P. Butler, D. Fisher, T. Emge. Top row: C. Smiley, C. Waller, J. Walls. BASKETBALL Even though, Wi Hi finished with an average season (11-11), there were many bright spots for the Indians. They finished runner-up in the Christmas Tournament, where Wimpy Cropper and jerry Lecates were selected to All-Tourna¬ ment Team. Also, Charles King set a new school scoring record of 47 points against Mardela. During the year, Wi Hi split against the city rivals, losing to Bennett by two points in over¬ time and whipping them the second go-around by a nifty 11-point margin. Outstanding seniors for the team included Charles King, Kevin King, Larry Pender, Jerry LeCates, and Wimpy Cropper. 136 Jackie Walls shooting one. 137 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Carol puts it back up. Joyce hits from the outside. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row: j. Miles, J. Seidel, V. Jones, D. Parker, R. Nacrelli; Second row: J. Murphy, L. Wright, V. Miles, C. Bratten, B. Prushansky, J. Rieben, S. Brown; Third row: S. Morris, C. Stewart, C. Lappen, J. Morris, M. Burke, S. Wilson, W. Shockley, Coach Holloway After a somewhat average season, Wi Hi really unwound in the state playoffs. They went on to win the District 8 crown and barely lost to Kent in their next contest. Led by senior guard Cindy Bratten and freshman star Joyce Rieben, Wi Hi finished with a very exciting and emotional season. Even though several key seniors are lost, next year seems to be very promising under the assistance of Coach Holloway. Who wants the rebound? Deena lays it in. Row 1: A. Singh, P. Fennell, L. Culver, J. Miles, T. Whitelock. Row 2: P. McClothlin, G. Bowden, A. Hobbs, J. Mears, L. Smith, L. Moreno (mgr.). GIRLS ' TENNIS Linda Smith with a forehand The girls in 1978 finished the year with a fair (5-5) record. M.V.P. Tracy Whitelock and Senior Linda Smith led this year ' s squad. Next year ' s team will be very promising even after losing very few senior members. 140 MISSING MISSING Sara Townsend in good form. Jeri McDaniel wins the relay. Hold on there, Pam. Row 1: R. Smith (mgr.), D. White, P. Shel¬ ton, M. Mooney, J. McDaniel, M. Moeh- ler, V. Miles, T. Collins, C. Lappen, Row 2: T. Davis, A. Chester, S. Cherry, C. Wells, S. Bennett, S. Thomas, L. Butler, B. White. Row 3: P. Scott, S. Keyes, R. Blake, T. White, J. McKenney, W. Shockley, C. Chester, Row 4: B. Ragen, S. Weatherly, L. Wright, G. Lindeman, L. Culver, N. Mears, M. Windsor, J. Ringold. GIRLS ' TRACK Teresa Davis running the mile. Girls ' Track This year ' s team only won two meets, but almost all the meets were close. Indi¬ vidual achievements this year included: Sadie Weatherly, high point scorer for the year (71pts.); Pam Shelton, one of the bet¬ ter milers in the area and the M.V.P; plus Jeri McDaniel who qualified for four events in State and placed Sixth in the 100- meter hurdles. V K ’ Cindy Bratten takes one high. Pose for us, Renee. Bottom row: J. Morris, C. Bratten, V. Jones, T. Gootee. Middle row; B. Prushansky, S. Parker, M. Burke, M. McGinty, M. Morri¬ son, R. Nacrelli, A. Gismondi, D. Parker. Top row: C. Holliday, J. Lewis, B. Hamblin, W. West, J. Rieben, P. Renshaw, K. Evan, T. Tonelli, P. Key, C. Stanley. SOFTBALL A tremendous year was recorded in 1978 for Girls ' Softball. They finished with a 14-5 slate and were Bayside South champs as well as Dis¬ trict VII Class B champs. This year ' s club was led by the excellent pitching of Joy Morris and the outstanding hitting of Freshman Joyce Rieben. Cindy Bratten, Mary Morrison, and Brenda Prushansky all contributed with their bats also. Next year ' s club can be even stronger, if they can fill the strong pitching role. 144 Teri shows off her swing. Gary Richins pokes a hit. Senior David Grise loosening up. Bottom Row: B. Harris, R. Reddish, J. Appleby, M. Mitchell, S. Robinson, G. Richins, E. Pinto, J. Massey, G. West, L. Jones. Top Row: Coach Waller, K. Hook¬ er, J. DeSoto, M. LaBounty, D. Grise, M. Bowen, J. LeCates, E.C. Jones, L. Heidt, C. Daniels, Coach Blankenship. HHU BASEBALL Baseball was supposed to be THE team this year but they fell one game short with a fine rec¬ ord of 13-3. This year ' s club was the mythical “City Champion’’ beating J.M.B. twice and Parkside once. Greg West won the batting title and received the M.V.P. award. E.C. Jones collected the Senior Baseball award and David Grise earned the distinction of being un¬ defeated in the pitching department of Wi Hi. Larry Heidt, Kory Hooker, Brian Harris and Jerry LeCates all contributed significantly to the club also. Next year’s club will be tough, too. FOOTBALL SOCCER WiHi 20 . 0 Snow Hill WiHi 9 . 0 Southwestern WiHi 3 - 1 North Dorchester WiHi 0 . 6 Surrattsville WiHi 1 - 4 JMB WiHi 6 . 7 Parkside WiHi 2 - 0 Washington WiHi 21 . 6 Stephen Decatur WiHi 1 - 0 Parkside WiHi 6 . 7 Kent WiHi 3 - 0 Stephen Decatur WiHi 25 . 0 Queen Anne WiHi 2 - 1 Mardela WiHi 8 . 0 JMB WiHi 5 - 1 Snow Hill WiHi 12 . 7 Easton WiHi 2 - 4 Pocomoke WiHi 0 . 20 Cambridge WiHi 1 - 2 Queen Anne WiHi 2 - 0 JMB WiHi 3 - 0 Crisfield CROSS COUNTRY J. V. FOOTBALL WiHi 8 - 6 Parkside WiHi 12 - 0 Snow Hill WiHi 36 - 12 Stephen Decatur WiHi 6 - 16 Cambridge WiHi 6 - 6 JMB WiHi 36 - 6 Pocomoke WiHi 0 - 16 Parkside WiHi 0 - 14 JMB WiHi 38 - 17 WiHi 23 - 36 WiHi 30 - 41 WiHi 20 - 31 WiHi 26 - 25 WiHi 31 - 27 WiHi 28 - 50 WiHi 15 - 44 WiHi 18 - 50 WiHi 15 - 41 WiHi 20 - 84 JMB Laurel Parkside Kent Easton North Caroline Cambridge Col. Richardson Atlantic Atlantic Chincoteague VARSITY BASKETBALL WiHi 84 - 69 WiHi 75 - 54 WiHi 74 - 76 WiHi 66 - 72 WiHi 65 - 56 WiHi 60 - 51 WiHi 52 - 61 WiHi 64 - 75 WiHi 94 - 60 WiHi 90 - 75 WiHi 68 - 77 WiHi 73 - 71 WiHi 75 - 74 WiHi 74 - 63 WiHi 53 - 63 WiHi 65 - 61 WiHi 58 - 67 WiHi 108 - 61 WiHi 71 - 92 WiHi 51 - 53 WiHi 64 . - 71 WiHi 58 - 66 Kent Snow Hill JMB Crisfield Stephen Decatur Queen Anne Patterson Pocomoke Mardela Parkside Washington Stephen Decatur Snow Hill JMB Crisfield Pocomoke Parkside Mardela Seaford Washington North Caroline North Caroline FIELD HOCKEY WiHi 0 - WiHi 0 - WiHi 1 - WiHi 3 - WiHi 0 - WiHi 2 - WiHi 0 - WiHi 1 - WiHi 0 - WiHi 0 2 JMB 0 Washington 3 Parkside 2 Stephen Decatur 6 Mardela 1 Snow Hill 2 Pocomoke 1 Crisfield 0 JMB 1 Snow Hill Salisbury Invitational - 10th Bayside Championship - 4th District 8 Championship - 3rd State Championship - 15th JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL WiHi 51 - 52 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY WiHi 56 - 61 WiHi 3 - 7 Parkside WiHi 73 - 65 WiHi 18 - 18 Kent WiHi 69 - 62 WiHi 19 - 36 Atlantic WiHi 57 - 55 WiHi 37 - 30 Chincoteague WiHi 59 - 63 53 Atlantic WiHi 66 - 47 WiHi 50 - 65 WiHi 70 - 66 Bayside Championship - 1st WiHi 62 - 81 District 8 Championship - 1st WiHi 59 - 67 State Championship - 16th WiHi 56 - 58 WiHi 49 - 50 WiHi 52 - 42 WiHi 62 - 71 WiHi 51 - 52 WiHi 70 - 69 WiHi 2 - 0 WiHi 54 - 50 Kent Snow Hill JMB Crisfield Stephen Decatur Pocomoke Mardela Parkside Washington Stephen Decatur Snow Hill JMB Crisfield Pocomoke Parkside Seaford Washington Mardela North Caroline 148 WRESTLING (VARSITY) WiHi 33 - 26 JMB WiHi 36 - 27 Parkside WiHi 14 - 51 Mardela WiHi 33 - 28 Parkside WiHi 28 - 27 Stephen Decatur WiHi 32 - 30 JMB WiHi-Forfeit-Stephen Decatur WiHi-Forfeit-Cambridge WiHi 23 - 30 Mardela WiHi 29 - 28 Easton WiHi 27 - 29 Queen Anne WiHi 8 - 45 Kent GOLF WiHi 4th at Green Hill WiHi 7th at Nassawango WiHi 5th at Ocean Pines WiHi 4th at Hogs Neck WiHi 2nd at Green Hill WiHi 4th at Winter Quarters WiHi 5th at Martingham WiHi 4th at Winter Quarters WiHi 5th at Green Hill WiHi 4th at Green Hill (District) WiHi 3rd at Green Hill (County) VOLLEYBALL WiHi 2 - 1 Parkside WiHi 0 - 2 Stephen Decatur WiHi 2 - 0 Snow Hill WiHi 0 - 2 Pocomoke WiHi 1 - 2 JMB WiHi 1 - 2 Parkside WiHi 1 - 2 Stephen Decatur WiHi 2 - 1 Snow Hill WiHi 1 - 2 Pocomoke WiHi 2 - 1 JMB BOYS ' TENNIS WiHi 9-0 Washington WiHi 8 - 1 Crisfield WiHi 9-0 Stephen Decatur WiHi 5 - 4 Parkside WiHi 0-9 Bennett WiHi 7 - 2 Crisfield WiHi 9-0 Washington WiHi 8-1 Stephen Decatur WiHi 2 - 7 Parkside WiHi 1 - 8 JMB GIRLS ' BASKETBALL WiHi 35 - 41 Snow Hill WiHi 30 - 45 JMB WiHi 45 - 29 Crisfield WiHi 35 - 50 Stephen Decatur WiHi 38 - 31 Pocomoke WiHi 24 - 48 Mardela WiHi 40 - 33 Parkside WiHi 43 - 44 Washington WiHi 33 - 49 Stephen Decatur WiHi 36 - 31 JMB WiHi 42 - 52 Snow Hill WiHi 37 - 53 Pocomoke WiHi 44 - 31 Crisfield WiHi 45 - 43 Parkside WiHi 47 - 38 Cambridge WiHi 25 - 52 Mardela WiHi 49 - 33 Washington BOYS ' TRACK WiHi 96 - 46 Laurel WiHi 44 - 102 Parkside WiHi 100 - 34 Kent - 51 North Caroline WiHi 66 - 80 Atlantic, Va. WiHi 107 - 47 Col. Richardson - 32 Queen Anne WiHi 64 - 82 JMB WiHi - second in Bennett Invita¬ tional (14 schools) WiHi - third in Bayside Champion WiHi - third in District 7 and 8 Championship WiHi - ninth in State Meet (36 schools competing) GIRLS ' TRACK WiHi 59 - 52 North Caroline - 49 Col. Richardson WiHi 28 - 86 Caesar Rodney WiHi 59 - 83 JMB - 22 Cambridge WiHi 52 - 75 Atlantic, Va. WiHi 51 - 76 Parkside WiHi 68 - 61 Mardela WiHi 62 - 65 Col. Richardson WiHi - third in North Caroline Invitational WiHi - third in County meet WiHi - fourth in District meet BASEBALL WiHi 1 - 2 Stephen Decatur WiHi 10 - 4 Crisfield WiHi 7 - 1 Snow Hill WiHi 3 - 4 Washington WiHi 5 - 0 Pocomoke WiHi 8 - 5 JMB WiHi 7 - 5 Mardela WiHi 4 - 2 Parkside WiHi 17 - 4 Stephen Decatur WiHi 9 - 1 Washington WiHi 7 - 5 Snow Hill WiHi 9 - 0 Mardela WiHi 12 - 3 Crisfield WiHi 13 - 1 JMB WiHi 1 - 2 Parkside WiHi 6 - 5 Pocomoke GIRLS ' SOFTBALL WiHi 6 - 5 Stephen Decatur WiHi 26 - 0 Crisfield WiHi 2 - 7 Snow Hill WiHi 7 - 8 Washington WiHi 9 - 8 Pocomoke WiHi 8 - 2 JMB WiHi 7 - 6 Mardela WiHi 24 - 5 Parkside WiHi 3 - 1 Stephen Decatur WiHi 8 - 1 Snow Hill WiHi 13 - 3 Washington WiHi 17 - 2 Mardela WiHi 8 - 1 Crisfield WiHi 8 - 5 Parkside WiHi 0 - 3 Bennett WiHi 6 - 1 Pocomoke Playoffs: WiHi 12 - 1 Easton WiHi 2 - 4 Kent WiHi 4-7 Elkton Sonference standing: First in South. GIRLS ' TENNIS WiHi 6 - 3 Washington WiHi 4 - 5 Crisfield WiHi 6 - 3 Stephen Decatur WiHi 2 - 7 Parkside WiHi 4 - 5 JMB WiHi 5 - 4 Crisfield WiHi 7 - 2 Stephen Decatur WiHi 7 - 2 Washington WiHi 1 - 8 Parkside WiHi 0 - 9 JMB 149 Left to right: Brent Truitt, 1st Vice; Don Trivits, Treasurer; Martha Brown, 2nd Vice; Win¬ ston Elliott, President; Angie Dutton, Secretary; Debi Davis, Parliamentarian; Mr. Smith, Adviser (standing). SGA officers Brent, makeup some new business, quick . . . Boy, this is going to be a short meeting ... Where ' s the microphone? . . . Check your mailboxes . . . Sorry-I can ' t make it to the board meeting, Win¬ ston . . . Here comes Mrs. Daniels, but the meeting ' s over . . . When is the next meeting-1 hope it ' s not 1st period . . . What hap¬ pened to the attendance board? Club reps. You mean we have to write down our an¬ nouncements and give them to Winston before the meeting? . . . They ' d better not take our vote away from us! . . . The Key Club is sponsoring a road rally ... Is the SGA going to take out a yearbook ad this year? Bottom Row: M. Riley, B. Alexander, L. Gordy, S. Townsend, M. Polk. Middle Row: C. Schulbe, K. Disharoon, B. Calloway, S. Davenport. Top Row: T. Neal, T. Campbell, S. God¬ frey, D. Matthews. 151 Bottom Row: D. Gordy, S. Babcock, M. Moeller, R. Smith. Middle Row: W. Nicholson, J. LeCates, M. Polk, A. Dutton. Top Row: L. Shrieves, M. Devine, C. Bivens, E. Edwards. Sr. reps The meeting will now come to order . . Where ' s my gavel? . . . What about all the senior suspensions, Mr. Evans? ... Is there any debate? ... Yes, Renee ' ... 1 don ' t really know; ask Mr. Smith . . . What about su- perstars this year? . Bottom Row: J. Shafer, M. Christopher, Barbara Samaras, L. Gordy, B. Harris. Middle Row: A. Culver, P. Lewis, D. Wells, K. Perdue, J. Whall. Top Row: R. Johnson, J. McDaniel, C. Everett, C. Stewart, M. Morrison, K. Hooker. Jr. reps And now for the com¬ mittee reports .. What are we going to do with all this money? ... I wish we could save it till next year . . . What about a new track? . . . The ayes seem to have it. The ayes have it. The motion is carried . . . What a mouthful, Winston . . . 152 Bottom Row: S. Riley, T. Malcolm, T. Riley, J. Hall, J. Miller, J. Agnew. Middle Row: T. Neal, K. Overbeck, T. Campbell, L. Jones, W. Still. Top Row: J. Palmer, C. Bounds, M. Brown, J. Taylor, R. Taylor, T. Mills, S. Bennett, P. Fennell, C. Wells. Soph, reps I ' m sorry, you ' re out of order . . . Will you please stand up? . . . Speak into the microphone, we can ' t hear . . . So, please tell your homerooms, . . As representatives, you ' re obligated to attend all SGA functions . . . Fresh, reps. Homecoming Christmas Dance . . . Safe¬ ty Council at Parkside . . . Salvation Army Can Good Drive . . . Christmasland . . . Easter Party at Emer¬ son Avenue . . . Greaser Day . . . SGA Class Elec¬ tions. Bottom Row: A. Karras, V. Anderson, V. Johnson. Middle Row: K. Moreno, J. Mears, L. Grif¬ fith. Bottom Row: H. Undy, J. Wright, M. Williams, A. Singh, L. Culver. 153 Indian chant We don ' t have enough contribu¬ tions .. . Ugh, another bake sale . .. We need twelve more wreaths . . . A short story? . . . Tomorrow? . . . Do we have to speak in front of the whole class? . .. Michele and Brian, are you working on lay out again? ... I can ' t get this pine sap off of my hands! . . . Whose idea were these dumb Christmas wreaths anyway!! Bottom Row: K. Broadwater, L. Nagel, S. Davenport, M. Moeller, D. Cline. Back Row: Y. Everett, K. Webster, C. Schulbe, D. Davis, B. Miles, E. Parsons, R. Parsons. WiHi news What are we going to do next to raise mon¬ ey? . . . Who swapped my article on the Sen¬ ior Prom? . . . When ' s the next deadline? . . . Who can type extra fast? . . . The paper has to go today . . . Would you mind getting me some juice? . . . We need more ads . . . The editorial page needs more editorials . . . Hey Rick Eddie, anymore jokes for today . . . You guys, we need articles, articles, lots of articles Bottom Row: S. Lewis, L. Moreno, C. Hilderson, E. Parsons. Top Row: B. Pellegrin, V. Jones, C. Schulbe, R. Parsons, J. Payne. Bottom Row: S. Riley, A. Mills, P. Lane, M. Kenific. Second Row: A. Tetlow, P. Disha- roon, M. Riley, K. Perdue, R. Shaver. Third Row: K. Peavley, B. Alexander, L. Thom¬ as, C. Thomas. Top Row: D. Connell, R. Smith, R. Nottingham, J. Lewis. M pH Christian fellowship I hope they don ' t pass an of¬ fering plate!... If anyone starts speaking in tongues, I ' m leav¬ ing! ... I am a C , what? . . . Don ' t poke me, It ' s not my turn to pray . .. We ' re going to have a free movie - but we ' ll pay for it . . . Bottom row: A. Culver, B. Powell, B. Eckstein, J. Whall; Second row: C. LeMay, B. Elliott, C. Matthews, J. Cooper, R. Hall, J. Dunn, M. Christopher, B. Samaras, J. Schafer, J. Daven¬ port, J. Crouse; Third row: D. Matthews, V. Gibson, D. McGlothlin, P. Lewis, D. Davis, K. Rider; Top row: J. Murphy, L. Connell, L. Shrieves, C. Cropper, D. Davis, C. Thomas, S. Johnson, W. Elliott, P. Shelton, S. Macon, M. Goyette. Honor society Chicken at the induction- dinner again? Quick, Steve, blow out the candles! Leadership? Character? Scholarship? Service? Sashes or graduation ... Hey, Mickey, want to tu¬ tor math 2nd period? Calm down, Mrs. Wilkins, the induction isn ' t till tonight. Cheryl, you haven ' t paid your dues! Thespians Oh, no, another play to work on! It ' s acting time again . . . Are we ever go¬ ing to have a meeting? Let ' s go see a play and get out of school! Wonder who the Thespian of the year will be? And who did you say got the lead? Bottom row: T. Neal, T. Coffee, J. Truitt, C. Thomas, K. Webster, K. Peavley; Second row: M. Moeller, R. Smith, M. Barkley, B. Pellegrin, J. Murphy, K. Rider; Top row: L. Gordy, S. Davenport, D. Davis, S. Brown, A. Dutton, S. Lewis, L. Nages, D. Gordy, S. Riley, K. Redden. 155 156 Bottom row - (left to right): R. Johnson, B. Harris, S. Davenport, D. Davis, S. Godfrey, J. Lewis, M. Moeller; Middle row: V. Jones, M. McGinty, B. Callaway, L. Moreno, L. Shrieves, M. Gargliano, D. Gordy, L. Smith, J. Dunn; Top row: M. Christopher, D. Gurey, J. Martin, D. McGlothlin, M. Mooney, D. Grise, D. Morley, D. Close, C. Thomas, D. Elliott, K. Webster. The yearbook ' foxes ' with the soxes . Never a dull moment in the yearbook office for editors Debi and Scott. Where ' s the ladder diagram?-. . . Hey, these croppers cost $15!... Can we get doughnut holes today, I ' m hungry? .. . ANOTHER picture of Linda Shrieves . . . Andy, what does this say? . . . Watch your time . . . An Oughta Board, what ' s that? . . . No, Mrs. Wilsey, no mushrooms on the cover . . . I can ' t think of a caption for this dumb picture, help! . . . Oooh, I just got dripped on . . . Debi, could you come here for a minute? . . . Get to work, Scott! . . . Deanna, don ' t let Scott pick on you! . . . Where did we get these antique pica rulers? . . . Yearbook! Ouch . . . watch your knee, Debi . . . Hurry and get the pic¬ ture . . . it ' s falling apart . . . whoops!! A.V. club Steve - Huey Huey ... 6 a.m. - Really . . . Jeff and 3-prong plugs . . . Spring springing on 16 mm. S. Givens, W. Wooten, G. Malone, R. Nottingham Media club ANOTHER FINE . . ANOTHER DAY . . . ANOTHER BOOK . . TO PUT AWAY. J. Bendler, J. Chew, J. Truitt, R. Allen, R. Shockley, T. Klaverweiden Clubsclubsclubsclubsclubsclubsclubsclubsclubsclubsclubsclubsclubsclu Campus productions Skip, remember the reven- ver . . . Greg and Rick ' s com¬ ments at basketball games . . . student panel. J. Truitt, T. Neal, G. Bassett J. Chew, S. Zerr, K. Overbeck, G. Bassett, C. Cullen, J. Crouse; Photo club Grainy pictures? . . . Fixer burn?... How could that be? . . . Sorry, your negatives fell in the Dektol... You did WHAT with the club camera? . . . What do you mean terrible depth of field ? Art club Do you remember . . . the awe inspiring phrase, Hey, Man! ... the field trip to Washington and all those naked paintings ... . . . those handmade, unique, one-of-a-kind beads . . . winning the homecoming banner contest... THE BLANK, that adventure packed science fiction thriller the art club made . . . How about those mutilated T- shirts that we turned into miraculous formulations of beauty . . . Bottom row: T. Collins, J. Agnew, S. Jones, T. Coffee, W. Long, A. Todd; Top row: G. Wilkerson, A. Rickert, C. Long, J. Mitchell, K. Broadwater, E. Parsons. Clubs clubs clubs clubs clubs clubs clubs clubs clubs clubs clubs c T. Dekowski, T. Campbell, P. Disharoon, Mr. McNiel. FBLA FBLA (FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA) is a national organization for high school students participating in business and office pro¬ grams ... Its purpose is to provide additional opportun¬ ities for students to develop vocational and career suppor¬ tive competencies and to pro¬ mote civic and personal re¬ sponsibility . . . This year ' s FBLA sold bail-point pens and held one Bake. 158 T. Campbell, T. Dekowski, R. Morris, S. Godfrey, B. Truitt Key club Car Smash! . . . What a bang . . . Rooster broke a sledge hammer . . . ROAD RALLY ... Curtis, what hap¬ pened to your Volkswagon? ... Can ' t anybody find the first checkpoint? . . . Con¬ vention in Virginia ... Fan¬ tastic! . . . Farewell, Mr. President! Keyettes What did we do at the last meeting?... Where is this year ' s convention? ... Another bake sale? ... Buckle your seat belts for the rocking chair race ... Another donation for the Cancer Society ... What are we planning at this meeting? . . . Where ' s Mrs. Lutz? ... She ' s late again! Kneeling: J. Davenport, G. Lindeman, D. Knotts, D. Wells, P. McCafferty Standing: S. Church, H. Hall, G. Kinnamon, K. Ferrand, J. Agnew, T. Davis, A. Culver 159 French club You don ' t eat creeps - it ' s crepes! . . . Language Day at SSC ... Don ' t you all want to buy some station¬ ery from the French Club? ... Mardi Gras ... Tour de Salisbury . . . Remember that French movie - where the girl got pregnant - and everyone sang I Love you. ... Dues Again?... a ' bientot . . . Bottom row: P. Scott, J. McDaniel, L. Gordy, S. Townsend, A. Smith, T. White, D. Close, D. Boyce, D. Simpkins. Second row: S. Church, T. Mills, M. Gargliano, B. Flem¬ ing, D. Machard, L. Provost, A. Malone, J. Conley, B. Ragen, B. Schilling, D. Ennis. Third row: D. Close, S. Cherry, L. Culver, J. Shaheen, K. Webster, D. McGlothlin, P. Renshaw, S. Evans, D. Herman, S. Hall. Top row: L. Jones, D. Gatton, T. Coffee, T. Matthews, J. Truitt, K. Dean, J. Frazier, S. Schales, K. Evans, S. Keyes, J. Whall, D. Mat¬ thews, Miss Herster (advisor). Seated: T. Wainwright, D. Schockley, A. Phippin, W. Joseph, C. Pullum, R. Hutt. Kneeling: T. Waller, R. Kellogg, R. C. Hall, J. Pusey, D. Twilley, J. Baer. VICA Are you done speaking yet, Rick?... Helping out at the Holly Center and Wi¬ comico Nursing Home ... Where did you get all those poinsettias? . . . Christmas decorations ... Salvation Army donation ... Christmas parade float ... Are you going to Del- Tech? ... Not another yard sale!... PLEASE- no more candy sales . . . We ' re on our way to Birmingham!! 160 OF AMERICA T. Cooper, E. West, A. Chester, G. Hall, J. Davenport. Cheerleaders Smile!... Look at those cows, Desi... Black Knight set . . . Remember the crowd at pep rallies , . . Laughing!! . . . Do a cart¬ wheel for us, Judy . . . These uniforms are so old ... We need more paint, Carol . . . ZAP!! . . . Your banner just fell, Betsy. FHA Are we ever going to have a meeting?... How can we get some new members? ... Who is going to head up the Easter egg sale this year? . . . Have dues gone up again?... When is FHA week? ... Where is the regional meeting this year? Gee, we have a lot of officer in this club. Kneeling: J. Dunn, D. Bowden, C. Matthews, C. Schuibe. Standing: J. Williams, M. Polk, B. Callaway, N. Mears. Clubs clubs clubs clubs clubs clubs clubs clubs clubs clubs clubs cli J. Mears, L. Griffith, J. Hall, S. Cherry, L. Culver, P. Fennell, S. Townsend, T. White, K. Richins. J.V. Cheerleaders Don ' t fall, Kristie!... Smile, Lisa G. . . I wish people wouldn ' t steal from this room ... We need paint... Remem¬ ber never going to class, Trudi . . . Good Luck, Cuz! Concert choir You ' re going flat again! . . . Like, let ' s clean this thing up . . . Quit arguing! . . . Only 27 more rehear¬ sals till “The Concert . . . You mean we have to wear a TIE? . . . Please, no more stick figures, Mr. Taylor. I thought we were rais¬ ing marijuana-and it turns out to be geraniums . . . Don ' t sit on the oranges . . . we really won the Creed Speaking Contest for Region 10? . . . who ' s going to the Pennsylvania Farm Show? . . . Get your ivy ready-here come the customers . . . Are we go¬ ing in shop today?? Front row: Mr. McCabe (advisor), D. Shirk, C. Dykes, D. Grant, B. Guy, D. Adkins, B. Web¬ ster, J. Aydelotte, E. Parker, T. Marshall Middle row: R. Todd, J. Powell, D. Calloway, L. Moore, B. Moore, L. Witzke, E. Lemon, W. Polk Back row: H. Guberich, P. Wilkinson, J. Matlick, C. Moore Bottom row: (left to right) G. Hall, P. Disharoon, B. Alexander, M. Bundick, B. Thompson, A. Mills, R. Davis, P. Richmond, J. Lashley, S. Madden, K. Perdue, S. Riley, S. Heath, K. Bosserman, S. Schafer (pianist), Mr. Greg Taylor (Director) Second row: A. Dutton, C. Carnegie, K. Jenkins, P. Lane, K. Peavley, D. Knotts, S. Lewis, A. Trout, J. Cherrix, R. Schaffer, R. Gattis, B. Milbourne, R. Kent, M. Polk, K. Disharoon, B. Sharff Top row: M. Burke, L. Wright, J. Bradford, J. Shaheen, B. Richardson, B. Shockley, T. Sensenig, J. Gale, G. Ardis, D. Harris, K. Whall, A. Kelly, W. Younger, B. Hamblin, M. Moeller, A. Thomp¬ son, C. Thomas. Science club Brent, the tent goes up the other way . . . Jack who. Miss Miller? . . . The bulls are head¬ ed toward the campsite! . . . Danny, where ' s all the money? . . . So much for the nature trail. .. Franklin Institute, what a trip . . Chesapeake Bay Foundation . . . Everybody, in¬ to the row boats ... So long, Steve! Front row: R. Hall, J. Crouse, B. Truitt, S. Godfrey, D. Matthews, T. Dekowski, K. Rider, T. Matthews, D. Collins, T. Coffee, I. Howie, K. Rider, P. Mears, A. Smith, Second row: V. Gibson, I. Collins, J. Agnew, H. Hall, M. Garigliano, A. Rickert, K. White, D. Cline, M. Goyette, D. Michaud, C. LeMay. Front row: A. Tetlow, L. Moreno, L. Shrieves, R. Nacrelli, J. Payne; Second row: M. Mitchell, J. Mitchell, L. Smith, R. Wilson, T. Whitelock, M. Wilson, E. Pinto, L. Jones, C. Lappen Third row: B. Dunahoo, J. Oliver, B. Records, G. Richins, M. McGinty, G. Hilder- son, C. Bratten (President), J. Payne, R. Hall, A. LaMar, G. West; Fourth row: C. Everett, E. C. Jones, S. Fecker, R. Morris, J. Wells, J. LeCates, L. Heidt, P. Rogan, P. McCafferty. Varsity club First female president-Cindy Bratten, YEAH!!! . . . Anymore fund raising ideas? . . . Super¬ kid! . . . Adjourn the meeting so we can go play basketball! . . . Curtis, shut up! . . . How many varsity jackets are left? . . . Where is Coach Schoepf? . . . Has anyone got their pic¬ ture money? . . . Jeff, have you got your report this time? DECA Who ate the last slice of pizza? . . . Turn in your candy money!. . . First place club entry in Homecoming Parade . . . School store . . . Watch what you ' re doing with that bowling ball! . . Strike . . . Winners at Cam¬ bridge-South Dorchester H.S. . . . And remember the times at Hunt Valley Inn? . .. DECA picnic . . . Hey Boss- man, coming to the ban¬ quet? Front row: V. Bryant, J. Steed, S. Overbeck, D. Bennett, J. Cooper, W. White; Second row: V. Carroll, S. Merrill, C. Lane, J. Townsend, A. Scott Third row: D. Donoway, C. Bivens, G. Malone, W. Younger, F. Disharoon, J. Calloway, B. Hajinicolas. Our third director in two years! ... A Sound Explosion ??? . . . only four in the All-Shore Band . . . Pep band par¬ ties ! ... a 2 at districts . .. how many in the car?? TEN!?!? . . . new routines to ol ' tunes . . . changing where? bathrooms again?? . . . Pride-Desire- Breath Support . . . fund raisers and paying the bills. BRASS Front Row: J. Coley, H. Olson, J. Miller, K. Prushansky, J. Miles, J. Lewis, S. Pledger, B. Elliott. 2nd row: M. Richardson, V. Pusey, L. Jones, K. Johnson, D. Trivits, J. Nottingham, M. Tull, D. Ennis, R. Kimes; Back row: B. Howard, B. Truitt, V. Gibson, R. Morris, G. Herman, J. Cathell, D. Dashiell, S. Wright. WOODWINDS: Front Row: D. Parker (Drum Major), D. Wright, J. Shafer, S. Shafer, B. Trader, D. Harris, M. Polk, M. Brown, N. Revelle, C. Bounds, R. Mendenhall; 2nd row: T. Riley, V. Baker, M. Riley, J. Taylor, B. Barkley, V. Parker, L. Bradford, A. Tetlow, J. Parker, J. Crouse, W. Still; Back row: M. Miller, T. Adams, A. Hobbs, J. Morris, B. Alexander, B. Harper, W. West, T. Brown, D. Ward, C. LeMay, M. Vollmer, B. Milbourne. PERCUSSION Front row: J. Mitchell, M. Richmond, S. Wright, T. Waters; 2nd row: R. Taylor, K. Richardson, M. Smith, K. Schilling. 164 The band, struggling through the past year with a few dras¬ tic changes, finally has a small hold on the future. Complete with new uniforms and a new director (Just like musical chairs), the band has gotten through the entire year just hang¬ ing on a string. But all the disappointments of the previous year didn ' t hurt the enthusiasm of all returnees. Although we RptnH anrl hand front dropped off at district band festival for the first time in years, Dd 11 win the Wi-Hi Band is still one of the best bands on the shore. Drum Major: Deena Parker Has anyone seen Shelley, Jackie and Tam? . . . Karen, stop playing that piano! . . . Mr. Taylor, listen to me . . . We have a parade tomorrow? . . . Who brought something to eat? . . . Who ' s the teacher this week? . . . How many have been kick¬ ed out now? ... Only two left on the rifle squad!... What five get to go to the library today? . . . Rhonda, you ' re on the wrong foot . . . What do we do after we get on the field? . . . Now Mr. Wilsey, we know you love us! All Shore Band J. Shafer, S. Shafer, J. Mitchell, N. Revelle. Kneeling: C. Evans, S. Heath; saber- D. Whaley; rifle- A. Dawson; Ma- jorettes-V. Baker, B. Pellegrin, L. Butler. Front row: R. Smith, R. Mas¬ sey, K. Perdue; middle row: T. Col¬ lins, B. Mills, A. Dutton, M. Brown, M. Kenefic, J. Harmon; Mr. Taylor- Advisor. Club Stuff Judy prepares to address the art club. Paul and Terry caught the FEVER and and won. Scott in his disguise as Senorita Cus- pidora. I ' ve been shot! Medic! Medic! Jamming at the variety Show. The Wi Hi News presents the . . . Indian Chant boosts OMEGA MAN. When the Key Club sponsors a car smash, the car gets smashed. Dinner theater produces weird ones. Cheerleaders give life to the bonfire. Mr. White emcees for the SGA bonfire. Steve keeps everyone awake at the Honor Society induction. I may be teeny, but I ' m cute! JUNIOR SENIOR. BANQUET Have a royal knight The class of ' 79 outdid themselves for their favor¬ ite senior class on Monday, May 1,1978. The juniors put on the best Jr.-Sr. Banquet in many years. Several busy sophomores and freshman served the fried chicken and ham dinner while Dan Connell and Owen Hooks kept everyone entertained with their mellow mood music. After diner was over, Curties Everett emceed the awards program. Seniors were honored with clever awards and Curtis ' humor. The awards preceded the first Jr.-Sr. Banquet Disco ever. Al Frazier and his WSUX mobile disco kept Wi Hi dancing into the night — and it was certainly a royal knight. 168 Is Greg really the best looking, Marlena? What was in your iced tea Ricky? Wow, Susan, you look peachy-keen. Greaser Day, an SGA pro¬ ject, was held on April 21. Students and teachers alike donned fifties attire and jitter- bugged around Wi Hi all day. There were ponytails, rolled- up jeans, full skirts, bright red lips, slicked back hair and white socks. Participation was very enthusiastic this year. However, the Greaser Dance had to be cancelled due to poor ticket sales. Wi Hi dug fifties attire but, unfortunately, wasn ' t too keen on a sock hop. Mr. Coll. Bobsie Twins. Celebrities of Sha Na Na. ' Twas the night before the Prom when all through the Midway Room people were stirring, and painting, and praying for the decorations to be ready soon. With no back¬ drop in sight, Marc Altamar worked through the night and gave us a Castle In The Sky. We reached for the stars, climbed ladders and put glit¬ tering castles on all the tables. We worked ' til we dropped and we made it to the top, 78 ' s Castles In The Sky! The prom was held on May 19, a beautiful evening that held enchantment in the air. As the couples crossed the drawbridge entrance they were transcended into a blue and ivory world of Castles in the Sky , complete with glittering stars, wispy clouds and even a knight in shining armor. They danced through the night to the funky sounds of Imani . Then it was Grand March time — a slow procession this year, due to the lack of space. The couples circled the room in a huge royal procession to The Great¬ est Love Of All . There was a problem with the record so Bill Milbourne and Melva Polk hon¬ ored us with their beautiful rendition of our class song. This was followed by more of Imani ' s jazzy tunes, but it was over all too soon — at the stroke of midnight. As the couples left they received brandy snifter souveniers of their royal night. And before the breakfast at 1 a.m. many couples put them to use in a toast to the class of ' 78 . 173 PROM Commencement exercises were held at the Ben Maggs Physical Activities Center, Salisbury State College, on May 31,1978 at 7 p.m. Gradu¬ ating seniors were there 45 minutes early, anxi¬ ously awaiting the first notes of Pomp and Cir¬ cumstance to signal their entrance. Finally 7:00 came. We marched in, smiling and waving to family and friends, adjusting our caps, trying to maintain our spacing. We sat fidgeting, trying to catch the attention of special friends who, un¬ fortunately, were not our same height. Finally it was time to receive our diplomas. We anxiously waited for our names to be called, received our diplomas and somehow found our ways back to our seats. Soon it was over. Overflowing with smiles or tears, or sometimes both, we marched out together, for the last time as a class. As we fought the crowd to find family and friends, we left behind one phase of our lives to begin an other. It was the climax of twelve happy, sad, wonderful, awful, challenging, boring, short, long, crazy years — all over in a brief blur. GRADUATION 178 Wi Hi held three Awareness weeks this year: Fine arts Week, Science Awareness Week, and Social Studies Awareness Week. The purpose was to make students aware of music, dance, litera¬ ture, the environment, and our heritage. Visiting experts participated in workshops, assemblies, and seminars. And the halls were full of painted people talking about clean water and going to jail. Judy Bateman, from the City Hall Museum, gives a demo for Art Club. Barbara Roy, poet and singer, JAMS for the students at WiHi as part of the awareness activi¬ ties. Ron, Rick, Scott, and Ron bring out the best of fine arts. Fine arts are alive and well at WiHi Senior awards Salisbury Lions Club Award - Jeanine Murphy Wicomico Sr. High Secretarial Award - Christy Cropper Dorothy H. Graham Awards: Sarah Johnson - Academic Pam Shelton - Academic Cheryl Carnegie - General Charles Lane - General Brenda Powell - Business Education Dora Kovacic - Business Education Leon Bromley - Vocational Ted Sensenig - Vocational Old Home Prize Essay - Cheryl Thomas William Collins Band Award - James Mitchell Farm Bureau FFA Award - Gary Adkins Kiwanis Club Award - Sandra Clark Elks Club Awards - Steve McKinney, Michele Kenific, Christine Taylor, Leon Bromley, Tony Waller FBLA - Ted Sensenig VICA - Kim Duffel, April Phippin, Cheryl Pullum, Rick Kellog Aif Force Academy Appointment - Andy LaMar National School Choral Award - Melva Polk Rotary Reward of Merit - Steve McKinney Wicomico Women ' s Club Award - Pamela Fennell Francis Marion Gunby Award - Michele Kenific Daughters of American Revolution Award - Steve McKinney Sons of American Revolution Award - Winston Elliott Helping Hand Rebekah Lodge Award - James Mitchell Wicomico County Bar Association - Shanta Church Bill Mitchell Football Award - Toussaint James Sam Seidel Girl ' s Basketball Award - Cindy Bratten Sam Seidel Boy ' s Basketball Award - Charles King Jack Purnell Baseball Award - E. C. Jones Wicomico Senior High Girl ' s Athletic Award - Cindy Bratten Charles R. Berry Boy ' s Athletic Award - Jerry LeCates Royd A. Mahaffey Scholarships- Juanita Davenport, Debra Davis, Ronald Hall, Jeanine Murphy Top 5 Percent - Dan Connell Christy Cropper James Crouse Kathy Ferrand Sarah Johnson Michele Kenific Steve McKinney Jeanine Murphy Brenda Powell Ron Hall Linda Shrieves Pam Shelton Cheryl Thomas Judy Dunn Dora Kovacic SENIOR AWARDS — TOP 5% o PQ Jda dtu £ia La zuJdt j 5 ULlHi , . _ Jyl Jaci i . yu jt _e ImjjqA iwa co - - i±kJ dOM.. ' dcm- M 0 dUlUl L SM X • (AiAM- o donut fornix Ajwa J tA i ad t tAx ) u c? r— Ixfoo adAl io cak L paamo an d tywiju OofM. dd dume rucj. .. jlM Jyx a u Jnud Jbo odptUAJL dtJOL JfiLAx ' 6l ' 1% oa xtUXDL paaio jjyi uaa . tlxbJjOud JtnJUn±Qj c i mun MAdudodana « j } dLkjuaJjQQhdJj ()d ' pwodUdiiL . 6p xacdL ±hixnJhc cud do uA D odmocn ,hfuo. IkUAculu jUx Ju u MoAiajoLuo ouxcl r idujaJbuyx .dhardan p do AMq hXs£h po i ddi a dJ ' j jjdxcy } jjuq Sxoadt ond Jamjj Cn 0 u x jl n atA ) pudtolhouoM and ioxidbuvw i rLOud ohjinodJiand - ftotfodnc i- dujurLQ WL njunAba aMxcJoo. OMSD , drkOLAA JdnAJbcvJSC) JdJ. dflJjynsuQQiO - 7 - - A hr Ju a ppcnXtfd luo Jnj JbiJxag Q ntaoio. _ dinaMu, JJnxnJoo -jtc qua d jlKycnjJb ASi. o Ode Ju Opt ufXL J ao oxn ibauxaj yyxiAJ ' ©u.1 Sjj Moduna t±Ka ) Jso b qo iuJ? dad pAQddJuoinn Mh. uacmpuW tyuJ- and 1 Jnpa 40a uAJ dbQO. Oak. Qumjd %eu n2tdt 3T djJnxw ' ’« The Tom-Tom Proudly Presents The Class Of 78 ! ADVERTISING PATRONS PERSONAL Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Adams Mr. Mrs. Richard F. Allen Mr. Mrs. Walter R. Andrews Mr. Mrs. Ellwood Ardis Mr. Mrs. John Aydelotte, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Russell C. Cooper Mr. Mrs. Richard E. Cullen Mr. Mrs. Charles L. Elliott Mr. Mrs. Winston Elliott, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Thomas K. Evans Mr. Mrs. William C. Evans Mr. Mrs. Patrick J. Fennell Mr. Mrs. Robert T. Gootee Mr. Mrs. Edward L. Gurey Mr. Chuck Hacic Mr. Mrs. Paul E. Hales Mr. Mrs. George Hurchalla Mr. Mrs. Robert M. Lawrence Mr. Mrs. John G. Layfield Mr. Mrs. William K. Lee III Mr. Mrs. Dale Macon Mr. Mrs. Richard McCafferty Mr. Mrs. Kevin X. Mooney Mr. Mrs. George Palmer, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Richard H. Parsons Mrs. Effe E. Pritchett Mr. Mrs. Jim L. Robbins Mr. Mrs. Alfred Scrivo Mr. Mrs. A. James Smith Mr . Mrs. Stanley L. Smith Mr. Mrs. Robert P. Travis Mr. Mrs. Alan Truitt Mr. Mrs. Don Ware Mr. Mrs. Raymond Welch Mr. Mrs. Dean Wells Mr. Mrs. Bill Williams The Office Staff Mr. Bond Mr. Billy Burgess Mr. Cross Mrs. Karen Lutz Mr. Robert Majors Mr. McCabe Mrs. Carolyn Mears Mr. Mike Minner Mrs. Nutter Ms. K. Parsons Mrs. C. Taylor Mrs. Julia Taylor Mr. White Mrs. Barbara Wilsey Ms. Brenda B. Wilson PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Kuhn ' s Jewelers Ike ' s Mexican Restaurant A P Robbins Robbins Realty Co. Barrett Shoes Parklane Hosiery The Swiss Colony Safeway Stores Salisbury Harley-Davidson H J Drive-In tr.ior SALISBURY, MARYLAND 21801 Compliments of the P.T.A. 187 SGA The last SGA meeting was called to order by President Winston Elliott on May 17. Treasurer ' s Report: Don Trivits reported that there is a balance of $420.26 in the treasury. The SGA had to pay Parkside $21.00 for the loss taken on the movie. Part of the A.V. equipment came in — the sound system, film projector and the cassette player. Election Committee: Debi Davis reported that the General Election was held on Thursday, April 27, and the winners of the class and SGA elections were announced seventh period. The SGA presented gifts to Mr. Smith and Mrs. Daniels for their work and time that they put into the SGA. The new SGA officers were sworn in by Mr. Evans, A report was given of the projects that the SGA has accomplished. They were as follows: Christmas Dance, Homecoming Dance and Parade, Christmasland, Student Exchange, Salvation Army Canned Goods Drive, Easter Party for Emerson Avenue School, fence and landscaping, A.V. equipment, sound system for SGA, and one for the school, cassette player and filmstrip projector for the school. Respectfully submitted, Angela Button Secretary 189 ■ Congratulations to the Class of ' 78 from LESNAR ' S SHOE BOX On the Plaza Salisbury, Md. 749-4811 ip IldlICZ n 1 SOFT FROZEN YOGURT A SALISBURY, MD. -if Compliments of TINGLE MUSIC CO. 52 Salisbury Mall Pianos, Organs, Guitars Compliments of 4 VERNON POWELL AADel Mor-Vo V SPORTING GOODS Mall Plaza WASHINGTON CROSS STREETS • SALISBURY. MD. 21801 301-749-5195 749-3001 • 190 SALISBURY CLOCK REPAIR Specialist in Antique Clock Watch Repairs Come and See Us When You Don ' t have the Time 638 So. Salis. Blvd. phone 546-0817 742-5104 U.S. ARMY Are you in need of training, experience, or a job? Do you want to further your ed¬ ucation in college and have up to 75% of the tuition paid? How about traveling worldwide? The Army can help you ac¬ complish your goal by doing all of the above. For more information contact Army Recruiting at 749-9263 and talk to SFC Don Johnson, SSG Eddie Ray, SFL Morris Smith or come down to 316 East Main St., Salisbury, Md. JOIN THE PEO¬ PLE WHO ' VE JOINED THE ARMY. « - Vcc c( V) E. S. COMPANY SALISBURY, MD. 21801 ♦ 749-3171 Salisbury Mall at the Fountain A devilish good drink! HANNA n d KREMER INSURANCE, INC. 1118 EAST MAIN STREET POST OFFICE BOX 1615 SALISBURY, MARYLAND 21801 TEL 749-0116 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1978 your independent Insurance agent SERVES YOU FIRST 192 “Our Hats Off To The Class of ' 78 Congratulations Best Wishes From ARBY ' S Congratulations to the Class of ' 78 from TORREY INC. Toyota Mercedes-Benz Salisbury, Maryland (301) 742-3871 HEARTY HOME COOKING PRIME STEAKS - LOCAL SEAFOOD S. SALISBURY BLVD. KAY AVE. SALISBURY, MD. 21801 193 ‘TO BETTER SERVE WICOMICO COUNTY’ WICOMICO COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION CULVER OLDSMOBILE CMC POWELL BUICK-PONTIAC OLIPHANT CHEVROLET SAUERHOFF CADILLAC LAWRENCE VOLKSWAGEN-AUDI-MAZDA CAVANAUGH FORD SALISBURY CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SALISBURY LINCOLN-MERCURY FREESTATE MOTORS BARR INTERNATIONAL-DODGE PITTSVILLE MOTORS TRUCKERS SAVINGS BANK Congratulations To The The Shoreman ' s Bank Graduating Class of ' 78 Pittsville-Ocean City From Salisbury, Maryland 1978 YEARBOOK STAFF 301-742-5145 Member FDIC 194 Sheraton Salisbury Inn SHERATON HOTELS INNS, WORLDWIDE URBAN RIVER PLAZA, 300 SOUTH SALISBURY BOULEVARD, SALISBURY, MARYLAND 301 546-4400 21801 S. BLVD. ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 636 South Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Md. 546-3733 742-8842 WYATT WHOLESALE, INC, WHOLESALERS PHONE: 301 742-2544 301 742-0732 Over 30 Years of Service HAIR PORT HAIRCUTTERS Catering P. O. BOX 15P4 437 SNOW HILL ROAD SALISBURY. MD. 21801 Party Trays Best Wishes Class Of ' 78 DELI MASTER His and Her Hair Care Professionally trained stylists in the latest cuts, styling, color, and perm. Guys and Gals, All ages. Call for appt. or walk in. Mon-Sat 9 to 9 742-6861 742-3354 Delicatessen House of Quality Shopping Goliath Center Salisbury shop mainland national bank .. .where there ' s more in store for you. CHARLES BROWN GLASS C DMPANY Rt. 50 at Hobbs Rd. 749-3316 742 6600 742-8114 FLOWERS WIRED ANYWHERE FRESH FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS MAJOR CREDIT CARDS modern bridal America’s largest bridal and formal enterprise Shirley C. Perry Linda C. Stephens Bridal Consultants 118 N. Division St. Salisbury, Md. 21801 NELLIE JIM COLLINS 742 Waverly Plaza, Salisbury, Md. 21801 Phone (301) 742-9500 DIKOMEY ' S JEWELERS Master Watch Repair Man Certified In Accutron Repairs Specializing In Original Designs of Handcrafted Jewelry Master Watch Salisbury Shoppers World Salisbury, MD. open 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. DELMARVA BEER AND WINE 546-2155 10-Midnight 1100 North Salisbury Blvd. Cold Beer and Wine Polar bar, inc. BOX 1606 SALISBURY, MARYLAND 21801 Congratulations Class of ' 78. Custom Draperies Carpeting Wallcovering Complete Decorating Service Paint Accessories Unfinished Furniture Woven Woods Blinds Best Wishes New Graduates From the Oldest Savings and Loan on Del-Mar-Va EASTERN SHORE SAVINGS LOAN ASSOC. ALEXANDER ' S HOUSE OF MUSIC Baldwin Pianos and Organs Gibson and Fender Guitars Conn-Selmar-Old Band Instruments Instruction, Studios, and Service Shoppers World Salisbury, Md. and 312 Sunburst Hwy. Cambridge, Md. 100 Plaza West Salisbury, Maryland 228-2131 Gary Moeller Peoples Life Insurance Company 700 E. Main St. Salis., MD. 21801 Bus. Phone 749-9171 Res. Phone 749-5086 LOMBARDO ' S MARINE CENTER INC. Rt. 6, W. Zion Road. Salisbury, Maryland 21801 EvmnuDE first in outboards Cobra Steury Shamrock Apollo Mackie Mirrocraft OMC Stern Drive Little Dude Long Trailers 197 CAL ' S MARKET Eat in-Carry out Hamburgers and Subs Snow Hill Road Salisbury, Maryland Thos R. Young,Inc. SALISBURY, MARYLAND 21801 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 78 FIRESTONE TIRES “Delmarva’s KEENest Service” 1918 N. SALISBURY BLVD. SALISBURY, MARYLAND 21801 TELEPHONE 742-9308 710 S. Salisbury Blvd. 749-5181 Electrical Contractors, Inc. 198 Residential • Commercial - Industrial Fire Burglar Alarms, Air Conditioning P. 0. Box 2194 Salisbury, MD 21801 Phone 749-0463 for service GIRVIN P. KEEN A J Business: 742-5553 Route 13 South Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Md. 21801 k KEYES AMOCO SERVICE ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP - BRAKE SERVICE CAR WASH - ELECTRONIC WHEEL BALANCING KOZY KITCHEN First National McCRORY ' S PARTY SHOP Salisbury Pkway at Cypress St. Salisbury, Md. 21801 Cold Beer and Wine Greg and Bill Smith Free Checking For Students 742-9270 Furniture • Carpeting • Appliance Stores For All Your Office Needs SALISBURY OFFICE SUPPLY SALISBURY BUSINESS MACHINES P.O Box 1878 Salisbury, Md. 21801 301-742-4408 P.O. Box 938 Dover, Del. 19901 302-736-1496 P.O. Box 209 Pocomoke, Md. 21851 625 S. Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Md. 301-957-3500 742-7184 199