James M Bennett High School - Voyager Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1967 volume:

■ 41 � EDITORS Sally Dreyer Nancy Feaster BUSINESS MANAGERS Joyce Kamanitz Russ Dashiell ADVISOR Mrs. Earleen Streib PHOTOGRAPHER David Lank V o Y A G E R ’67 James M. Bennett Senior High School Salisbury, Maryland Volume II 3 Table Of Contents Dedication 6 Foreword 8 Administration and Faculty 9 Curriculum 19 Seniors and Senior Features 29 Underclassmen 79 Activities and Features 101 Sports 121 Organizations 141 Ads 163 To Bennett High School, hail, all hail The name we all revere. It holds a place within our hearts Through every passing year. Our aim is high, our goal is sure, If faithful we will be. So let us pledge to Bennett High Our heartfelt loyalty. So let us pledge to Bennett High Our heartfelt loyalty. Lyrics by Miss Ann Vincent Music by Mr. Charles Smith Alma Mater 5 Dedication With the utmost respect, the Class of ' 67 dedicates its yearbook to our principal, Mr. Carl W. Dumire, who has been a guiding force during our high school years. But for his leadership, Bennett could not have achieved the stature it has in the short length of time in which it has been in operation. His sponsorship of many fund-raising programs has earned our school the money for uni¬ forms and other necessary equipment. Without his help, James M. Bennett would not hold the respected place in the community that it now holds. Through his wholehearted support, our school has risen above the standards set as a junior high and has achieved status as a senior high school. And so, it is to this man, Mr. Carl W. Dumire, that we dedicate this year¬ book—to a man who is himself dedi¬ cated. Always busy, always interested— Mr. Dumire keeps James M. Bennett Senior High School operating smooth¬ ly and efficiently—continually extend¬ ing a friendly hand to students, faculty, and visitors alike. is is nor me en It is not even the beginning of the end. It is rather the end of the beginning. -Winston Churchill 8 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY They Chartered Our Course Left To Right: Mr. Avery Owen; Mr. Thomas Roe, Vice-President; Mr. William Moore, President; Mrs. Doris Kelly, Secretary; Mr. Rfcyd Mahaffey, Superintendent; Mr. Frank Pusey; Not Shown: Mr. Denver Richardson Royd Mahaffey, Superintendent of Schools Board of Education The interest and concern of the people in this community for the students of schools in Wicomico County is exemplified by the Board of Education. Under the supervision of Mr. Royd Mahaffey, Superintendent of Schools, the board sets school standards and regulations concerning finance, curriculum, sports, and numerous other subjects. The members represent all walks of life, thus providing diversification to produce quality educa¬ tion. Managerial and financial responsibilities are accepted willingly. The Board of Education brings excellence to all the schools of Wicomico County. 10 Our Skipper And First Mate Dear Seniors: Your graduation from high school will bring to an end one phase of your life and the beginning of a new one. It is my sincere hope that the training you have received at Bennett will lead you to success and happi¬ ness in your new life as adult citizens. As you depart to assume your place in our democratic society, I wish you well. I hope you will always remember that only through respect and understanding for the rights and opinions of others can world peace be at¬ tained. I hope you will always remember that with every right goes a responsibility and that you will meet these responsibilities with maturity of thought and judgement. Knowing you as I do, I am confident that the future of our nation is in good hands. Very truly yours. As each class progresses to the point at which it is ready to leave a school, those who stay behind wonder at the speed with which children become adults. In the case of the Class of 1967, you have matured with your school. You have had the distinction of developing many of the events and ideals which are fast becoming proud traditions at Bennett. The standards by which this school is known and admired will always bear your stamp. You have been placed in positions of responsibility and trust since the eighth grade, and you have fulfilled those responsibilities and guarded, that trust with determination, intelligence, and a spirit that refused to be dampened. Graduation day, 1967, is probably the last day that your class will assemble in one place. All of you will be taking on new responsibilities and new trusts, which you will meet head-on and leave this world a little better place for those who follow. ii . . . Their Crew SECRETARIES: Mrs. Jan Sterling, Mrs. Mary Belle Howard, Mrs. Ema Lou Jones LIBRARIAN: Mrs. Richard Curtiss. SECRETARY: Mrs. Betty Holloway GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mrs. Mary F. Macon Mr. Mahlon R. Trout NURSE Mrs. Jane Robinson You say how many mice got loose?? Every drop of liquid is a po- And that ' s how you make an atom bomb! tential drop of acid. Math And Up With The Science Keep Changing Times MR. FLETCHER BRENT BAKER East Carolina College Biology, Earth Science MR. RONALD DOUGLAS BRANNOCK Washington College Business Math, Algebra, Geometry MRS. HELEN C. BROWN University of Delaware Algebra, Latin MRS. HENRIETTA JONES CARRIGAN Claflin College Physics, Physical Science MRS. MARY ALICE DYER Salisbury State College Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Math MRS. LINA F. HART University of Massachusetts Chemistry, Physical Science MRS. LOUISE HOWARD Western Maryland College Geometry, Trig. 13 MRS. AMPARO ALVAREZ University of Modrid, Spain Spanish MR. GEORGE E. CANNON Salisbury State College World Geography, P.O.D. MRS. ANNA WILLIAMS CAREY Salisbury State College English MR. JOHN A. CLINTON Drew University, M.A. P.O.D. MRS. ELIZABETH J. CONNOR Temple University English, Journalism MISS CONSTANCE KAY DeMOTT Western Maryland College English, Reading Communication Is Necessary A new perspective in Social Studies MR. WILLIAM C. EVANS Claflin University World History MRS. SANDRA WEAVER GREER Salisbury State College English MRS. BARBARA LYNN HUGHES Salisbury State College English, Speech and Dramatics MR. DAVID JOHNSON, JR. North Carolina A. and T. College English 14 MR. GEORGE H. LANDES, JR. Kutztown State College World Geography, P.O.E. MR. JAMES PATRICK LITTLE, JR. Salisbury State College World History MRS. SARA FREEMAN LONG Western Maryland College English, English Seminar MISS CAROLYN LEIGH NOBLE Washington College World History, U.S. History, P.O.D. MR. BRANCHE HOLMES PHILLIPS, JR. Western Maryland College U.S. History, Seminar MRS. SANDRA MILES PRILLAMAN Radford College English In An Everchanging World MRS. EMMA SMULLEN Western Maryland College English, Advanced Composition MRS. MARY EARLEEN STREIB Frostburg State College English, Spanish MRS. PEGGY ADAMS SWARTZ Salisbury State College French MRS. MARY WERTZ Knox College French, Consumer Economics Any contributions to the John A Clinton Cam¬ paign would be greatly appreciated. 15 MR. DENNETT LEE BUTLER University of Maryland Engineering Drawing, General Math MISS CLAUDETTE COOPER Longwood College Typing, Personal Typing MR. JAMES DONALD FARLEY Concord College Business Machines, Bookkeeping MRS. MOZELLE GILES FRAZIER Hampton Institute Commercial MR. RICHARD C. KILEY Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science Distributive Education, Consumer Economics MRS. LOUISE STEWARD MAHAN Elizabethtown College Business Machines, Clerical Practice, Bookkeeping MR. WILLIAM B. MOORE, JR. Tusculum College General Business, Business Math Commercial Subjects Prepare Students For The Business World You hold the book like this. ziium ■li ' tCiL ' : V 16 MR. THOMAS O. BAILEY Salisbury State College Physical Education MR. PATRICK M. BRISCOE Glenville State College Driver Education MISS DONZELLE FANT HUTT South Carolina State College Special Education MISS ROSA LEE HUTSON Salem College Art MR. FREDERICK M. GEAR Washington and Jefferson College Industrial Arts Special Subjects Lend Variety To Curriculum Miss Adkins shows the girls how!! MISS IRENE KORRELL Bob Jones University Home Economics MRS. BETTY JO NEWCOMB University of Delaware Home Economics MR. CHARLES F. SMITH, JR. Southern Louisiana College Band and Strings MRS. DOLORES LaVELLE TUCKER Radford College Physical Education, Biology MISS PRISCILLA ANN VINCENT Western Maryland College Chorus, General Music MR. RICHARD NILES YOBST Western Maryland College Physical Education, U.S. History 17 CAFETERIA STAFF, First Row: Mrs. Anna Brasure, Mrs. Harriett Lins, Mrs. Eula Lieberman, Mrs. Julia Ada, Mrs. Nellie Hurley; Second Row: Mrs. Amalia Spahn, Mrs. Ruth Walker, Mrs. Barbara Bunting, Mrs. Mary Bell A Necessary Part Of The Bennett Staff CUSTODIAL STAFF: Mr. John Lewis, Mr. Paul Jones, Miss Della Mae Henry, Mr. Harold Hall, Mr. Harold King, Mr. Robert Birckhead Planning For The Future A First For Wicomico County Mr. James A. Sullivan, Director Fairmont State College, B.A. West Virginia University, M.A. By September of 1967, the Wicomico County Vocational and Technical Center will be completed. Federal participation helped the dream come true— a center to train those high school students who do not go on to college and to enable them to be¬ come economically self-sufficient. The Vo-Tech Center, housed in the former Salisbury High School, prepares students to assume jobs directly after graduation. Mr. William F. Waller, Assistant Director Maryland State College, B.A. Temple University University of Maryland Mr. Carl M. Wagner, Counselor University of Maryland, B.A. Students Work In A Pleasant Atmosphere Upon graduation from any of the nine partici¬ pating schools, students who have attended the Vo-Tech Center will be ready to become working members of the community. Some graduates will be able to go to work immediately; others will find it more beneficial to become apprenticed in their trade. In this way, they can obtain more training while they work. After their apprentice¬ ship, they are assured of steady pay increases. 25 26 . . . The Only One Of Its Kind On The Eastern Shore . . . Students desiring admission to the Vo-Tech Center must qualify. These qualifications in¬ clude: interest, aptitude, school record, job availability, and principal ' s recommendation Once a student is at the center, he is guaran¬ teed job placement under the guidance of the Maryland Employment Agency. The Vo-Tech Center is the only one of its kind on the eastern shore of Maryland. Ad¬ mitting only juniors and seniors, it has a total of three hundred students now, with an ex¬ pected enrollment next fall of five hundred. Students And Teachers Take A Break SENIORS AND SENIOR FEATURES The Voyage of the Class of 67 As graduation draws near, we find that all our dreams have become reality. The first of June sym¬ bolizes the culmination of alJ our hopes during the five years we have spent at James M. Bennett Senior High School. As eighth graders in a new school, we set traditions and began a new spirit un¬ like any other school in this area. Our very first task was that of writing a constitution and electing school officers to lead us. John Andrews, as first Student Council President, guided us through the first year, as we adopted the clip¬ per ship as our symbol and red and white as our school colors. The highlight of the year was the dedication of James M. Bennett Junior High School, later to become our senior high school. In ac¬ cordance with this dedication, we were host to many guests at teas and banquets throughout the year. Much to our dismay, September, 1963, heralded the arrival of a n older class, destined to become the first graduating class of James M. Bennett Senior High School. In September, 1964, we returned to Bennett as sophomores. This was our first year of varsity sports and our many defeats were therefore understandable. However, this year was very import¬ ant because it prepared us for the more difficult and more important opposition we would later face. As juniors, we realized the preparation necessary for our all-important senior year. Our first ma¬ jor activity was the production of our junior class play. Fair Exchange , followed by the school musi¬ cal, Anything Goes. On February 27, we received our class rings, and on April 2, honored the Class of ' 66 at the Junior-Senior Dinner Dance. We were honored by having five National Merit Com¬ mendation winners. On September 7, 1966, we began our first last day of school. We welcomed Alex Niklison to our classes more as a new friend rather than as an exchange student. Under the guidance of Russ Dashiell as class president, we formulated plans and activities for the oncoming year, including Arsenic and Old Lace , and the successful production of Brigadoon. In preparation for our first Home¬ coming, we designed and built a float depicting a clipper ship and won first place. Sharon Cannon reigned over the festivities as Bennett ' s first Homecoming Queen; and later, Donna Aydelotte ruled as Holly Ball Queen. May 5 brought a riotous day to New York, and one week later was the Senior Prom. Mardi Gras was the theme. May 24, we had our first practice for Baccalaureate and Graduation at the Civic Center. The Baccalaureate Service was held the following Sunday, May 28, with the Reverend J. Robert Mackey as the speaker. May 30 marked the end of our classes; and Graduation on June 1 marked the end of our five wonderful years at Bennett. Left to Right: Becky McKee, Vice President; Mr. George Landes, advisor; Mrs. Emma Smullen, advisor; Bob Abel, Treasurer; Lydia Habliston, Secretary; Russ Dashiell, President. 30 Motto Jo pet ier we sJia I sai with Jocf as our shipper. r .tower ls) iite rose Gofo ors ls)h ' me an r cream As this school year draws to an end, I am prompted to look back on its events with some measure of pride. For our class, this year has been a culmination, a finish, a climax of five years of hard work. Now, all of our functions and projects stand completed (even the anchor is installed). No final exams stand before our graduation as the dream that began five years go is finally becoming reality. Russ Dashiell Seated left to right: Donna Dennis, Mary Strudwick, Janice Cullen, Nancy Phillips, Kathy Billy Dayton, Lex Lowe, Debbie Lowe, Sally Dreyer, Brad Jarman, Frank Hill. Newcomb; Stahding left to right: Ken Cooper, 31 GREGORY VINCENT ABBOTT Greg Favorite saying: What, me worry? ; Plans after graduation: International Academy; Activities: Band I, II, IV. ROBERT FRANK ABEL Bob Plans after graduation: University of Maryland; Activities: Base¬ ball II, Football II, III, IV, Student Council Representative II, Fair Exchange Cast, Class Treasurer IV. BRAINARD LEE ACKLEY, JR. B. L Will always remember the neat teachers at Bennett ; Plans after graduation: Clemson University; Activities: Camera Club I, II, III, Future Doctors of America I, Tennis I, II, III, J.V. Football II, Soccer I, Arsenic and Old Lace Cast. SHARON ANN ADAMS Sharon Favorite saying: Got that right! ; Plans after graduation: un¬ decided. As Seniors RODNEY CLARK ADKINS Rodney Favorite saying: That ' s life ; Plans after graduation: Work at Salisbury Steel Co. MARTHA ELLEN AMEREIHN Martha Plans after graduation: Salisbury State College; Activities: Dramatics Club IV, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew; National Honor Society IV, columnist for the Salisbury Advertiser. JOHN WAYNE ANDREWS Johnny Favorite saying: Here comes the old 571 ; Plans after graduation: Salisbury State College; Activities: Key Club IV, Va rsity Club III, IV, B.Y.C., Student Council Representa¬ tive II, III, Student Council Vice President IV, Football I, II, III, Basketball I, II, Tennis I, II, Human Relations IV, InterClub Council Chairman. ANTHONY WINFIELD ARMSTRONG Tony Plans after graduation: undecided. 32 STEPHEN WILSON ASHCRAFT Steve Remembered as Duke; Favorite saying: That ' s close! ; Plans after graduation: Bridgewater College. FOUAD MAHMUD ATWAY Mike Favorite saying: Would you believe? ; Plans after graduation: Maryland State; Activities: Arsenic and Old Lace Crew. WILLIAM MICHAEL AVERY Mike Plans after graduation: University of Maryland; Activities: Soccer IV, Key Club IV, Fair Exchange Crew, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew, Senior Class float. DONNA LYNN AYDELOTTE Donna Favorite saying: That ' s healthy looking ; Plans after graduation: University of Maryland; Activities: Co-Chairman of Student Di¬ rectory; Holly Ball Queen ' 67. We Remember . . . STEPHEN DURAND BAILEY Steve Favorite saying: ' Would you believe? ; Plans after gradu¬ ation: Air Force. RICHARD LEE BAKER Rick Favorite saying: It ' s time to go to school ; Plans after graduation: Service; Activities: Football III. NICHOLAS SCOTT BANKS, JR. Nick Favorite saying: Once a task has begun, never stop until it ' s done . Plans after graduation: Electrician. LYNN KIBBLE BEACH Kib Favorite saying: You ' ve got to be kidding ; Plans after graduation: Wesley College; Activities: Service Club I, II, III, IV; Voyager business staff, Chairman of Concession Stand Committee IV. 33 SARA ANN BEAUCHAMP Sara Favorite saying: ' ' You ' ll get over It ; Plans after graduation: Un¬ decided; Activities: Maryland DECA, National DECA, Library Club IV. RONALD THOMAS BECKETT Ronnie Plans after graduation: Maryland State; Activities: Football IV. . . . being tops . . . ROBERT STEVEN BISKER Bob Plans after graduation: Clemson University; Activities: Class Vice-President II, Manager of Soccer Team II, III, Soccer IV. PATRICK DASHIELL BOCCIA Pat Favorite saying: But, Coach I , That ' s close ; Plans after graduation: University of Maryland; Activities: Football II, III, IV, Track III, Baseball I, II, Gymnastics I, Varsity Club I, II, III, IV, Student Council Safety Committee Chairman, Co-Captain of football team ' 67. THOMAS HARRY BOHLER Tom Favorite saying: You ' re all heart, man ; Plans after grad¬ uation: Undecided; Activities: I Remember Mama Crew, The Egg and I Crew. ELECTOR JANE BOONE S s Favorite saying: No fooling ; Plans after graduation: Manhattan Shirt Co. BRENDA VALETTA BOUNDS Brenda Plans after graduation: Undecided; Activities: DECA IV, P.T.A. Vocational Award IV. CONNIE MARIE BOUNDS Connie Favorite saying: Sorry about that ; Plans after graduation: R. E. Powell Co.; Activities: Vice President of DECA IV. LINDA LYNN BOUNDS Linda Plans after graduation: School of Radiology, Peninsula General Hospital; Pet peeve: Time magazine; Activities: Softball I, II, III Basketball Manager, F.H.A., F.D.A., Crew of Fair Exchange and Arsenic and Old Lace. JACKIE LYNN BOWEN Jay Favorite saying: He ' s my kind of guy ; Pet peeve: Loud noises; Plans after graduation: Data processor. DIANA HOGARTH BRYAN Diana Plans after graduation: Averett College; Pet peeve: Spanish class; Activities: Crew of Fair Exchange; Special talents: Blushing. DAVID ALAN BURNET David Hobbies: Fencing; Plans after graduation: Wesley College. SUSAN GEER BRITTINGHAM Sue Favorite saying: No lie! , Ya know? ; Plans after graduation: Taking care of a family; Activities: DECA. LOUIS ERNEST BROWN Lou Favorite saying: Nothing beats a failure, but a success ; Plans after graduation: Campbell Soup Co.; Activities: Cross- Country, Basketball, Track. MAUREEN CATHERINE BROWN Maureen Favorite saying: Has anyone seen Phil? ; Plans after graduation: Beautician; Activities: F.B.L.A. ROBERT WAYNE BROWN Bob Favorite saying: You know anybody who wants some hubcaps? ; Plans after graduation: Navy; Pet peeve: Too much homework. JUNE CAIROL BUSSELLS June Favorite saying: Hey, Lover I ; Plans after graduation: Undecid¬ ed; Activities: F.B.L.A. Ill, IV, F.N.A. Ill, IV. KAREN MAE CAMPBELL Karen Favorite saying: Just let me get my shoes on . . . Plans after graduation: Undecided; Activities: Hockey IV. ARNOLD SYLVESTER CAMPER Vessie Favorite saying: A wise man profits from a� fool ' s mistakes ; Plans after graduation: Oliphant Chevrolet. SHARON ANNE CANNON Sharon Favorite saying: No lie! ; Ya Know? ; Plans after graduation: University of Maryland; Activities: Homecoming Queen ' 67, Voyager Activities editor IV, Drama Club IV, Library Club IV, Fair Exchange Crew, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew, Soroptimist Award IV. . . . being invaded DIANA LEE CAUSEY Diana Favorite saying: Okey-doke ; Plans after graduation: Del- marva Beauty Academy; Activities: Arsenic and Old Lace Construction Crew. WILLIAM NICHOLAS CERNIGLIA Bill Favorite saying: Right! , That ' s close, UGLY! ; Plans after graduation: Western Maryland College; Activities: Football I, II, III, IV, Baseball I, Track II, III, IV, Gymnastics II, Varsity Club I, II, III, IV, Outstanding Male Athlete Award IV. LESTER QUINTON CHANDLER, JR. Les Favorite saying: That ' s close! , If you don ' t get right . . . ; Plans after graduation: University of Maryland; Activities: Soccer I, Baseball I, Basketball I, II, III, IV, Var¬ sity Club III, IV, Student Council Rep. I. JANET ELIZABETH CHATHAM Janet Plans after graduation: Secretarial work; Activities: F.B.L.A. Ill, IV. ROBERT BRUCE CLARK Bruce Plans after graduation: College; Activities: Conference on Amer¬ ican Civilization, National Merit Scholarship Commendation Win¬ ner. LINDA KAREN COHEN Linda Favorite saying: Close! ; Plans after graduation: Harcum Junior College; Activities: Class President I, Jr.-Sr. Dinner Dance Com¬ mittee III, Inaugural Ball Chairman I, Art Club Vice President IV, Student Affairs Committee IV. CHARLES BRENT COLE Brent Plans after graduation: Coast Guard. KENNETH GUY COOPER Ken Plans after graduation: M.I.T.; Activities: Student Council Repre¬ sentative III, IV, Key Club II, IV, National Honor Society III, IV, Log Staff II, III, Log Editor IV, Science Club III, Soccer Manager I, High School Challenge IV, Senior Class Representative IV, Scholarship Award II, Salisbury Lions Club Award IV, Mathe¬ matics Award IV. by an older class . . . EVELLA ANN CORNISH E veil a Remembered as: Duchess; Favorite saying: You ' d better believe it! ; Plans after graduation: Undecided. FLORETHA ELLEN CORNISH Flo Favorite saying: You ' d better believe it ; Plans after graduation: Manhattan Shirt Co. JAMES FRANKLIN COULBOURNE Jim Favorite saying: Blow my socks off! ; Remembered for falling out in Physics; Plans after graduation: University of Maryland; Activities: FDA III. SHARON RENEE COULBOURNE Sharon Favorite saying: Wisdom is the poor man ' s wealth ; Plans after graduation: Atlantic Business College; Activities: F.B.L.A. IV. PAUL DOUGLAS CRAWFORD Paul Plsns after graduation: Orlando Junior College; Chief! Activities: F.T.A. I, II, III, IV, Spanish Club II, III, IV, Art Club II, Anchor Committee III, IV, Voyager IV, Crew of Arsenic and Old Lace. SUZAN WEBB CROCKETT Susan Favorite saying: ' ' He ' s cute but he ' s no Bob Twilley ; Plans after graduation: Nursing career; Activities: French Club IV, Majorettes I, II, III, IV, Crew of Anything Goes, Fair Exchange, Brigadoon. . . . sweating through JANICE CULLEN Janice Favorite saying: That ' s close , Bob ' s coming home ; Plans after graduation: Peninsula General Hospital School of Nursing; Activities: F.H.A. IV, Crew of Fair Exchange and Arsenic and Old Lace. IDA LUCILLE DALE Lucille Favorite saying: Courage and ambition is the formula to success ; Plans after graduation: Strayer Junior College; Activities: F.B.L.A. JANET RAE DASHIELD Janet Plans after graduation: Army; Pet peeve: Eating third lunch shift; Activities: F.B.L.A., Majorettes I, II, III. FLOYD ALLEN DASHIELD Floyd Favorite saying: You might know when, where, how, and what, but you don ' t know anything until you know why ; Plans after graduation: I.B.M. PATRICIA LINETTE DASH I ELL Pat Plans after graduation: Women ' s Army Corps; Activities: Human Relations, F.N.A., F.H.A.; Pet peeve: French class. RUSSELL CALVERT DASHIELL, JR. Russ Remembered for: The South will rise again ; Plans after grad¬ uation: University of Virginia; Activities: Soccer II, III, IV, Track I, II, Student Council Rep. II, III, Key Club III, IV, Senior Class President. BILLY KEENE DAYTON, JR. BiUy Favorite saying: Ain ' t too neat! , Nice guy! ; Plans afte, graduation: Western Maryland College; Activities: National Honor Society III, IV, Track III, Baseball IV, Key Club IV, Fair Exchange Cast, Arsenic and Old Lace Cast, Voyager Copy Co¬ editor IV. KATHLEEN ANN DECOLA Kathy Favorite saying: You ' ve got that right! ; Plans after gradua¬ tion: Peninsula General Hospital School of Nursing. two hour finals . . . CURTIS IRA DENNIS, JR. C. D. Plans after graduation: Electronics work. BARBARA CAROL DENNIS Barb Favorite saying: Ain ' t TOO neat! ; Plans after graduation: Peninsula General Hospital School of Nursing; Activities: Drama Club I, Class Representative III, Art Club III, Fair Exchange Crew , Brigadoon Crew, Service Award II, Chair¬ man of the Jr.-Sr. Dinner Dance III. DONNA DARLENE DENNIS Donna Favorite saying: Well, it ' s about . . . ; Plans after grad¬ uation: Peninsula General Hospital School of Nursing; Ac- tivities: F.N.A. IV, National Honor Society III, IV, Science Club III, Madrigal Group I, II, III, IV, Concert Choir I, II, III, IV. DIANE O ' BRIEN DICKERSON Diane Favorite saying: That ' s close ; Plans after graduation: Towson State Teachers College; Activities: Cheerleader I, II, III, IV. JAMES ARTHUR DISTLER Jim ' Red ears ; Favorite saying: Oh, great! ; Plans after gradua¬ tion: Maryland State College; Activities: Soroptimist Award IV, Key Club I, II, III, IV. WILSON EDWARD DIX Wilson Favorite saying: If at first you don ' t succeed, try, try again ' ; Plans after graduation: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. 39 MARY JOAN DIXON Mar Jo Remembered as: Henri; Plans after graduation: National Institute of Computer Professions; Activities: Concert Choir III, IV, Fair Exchange Crew, Arensic and Old Lace Crew. MICHAEL ANTHONY DIXON Mike Remembered as: Flash; Plans after graduation: Army; Activities: Photography Club, Key Club III, IV, Voyager III, Log III. VIRGINIA MAE DONALDS Ginny Favorite saying: Really! ; Plans after graduation-. Work at Wayne Pump Co.; Activities: F.T.A. CHERYL ANN DOWDS Cheryl Plans after graduation: Chatham College; Activities: French Club III, IV, Voyager Features Editor IV, A.F.S. Club IV, B.Y.C. Com¬ mittee, Cafeteria Committee III, IV, National Honor Society III, IV, High School Challenge IV, Scholastic Achievement Award III. . . . when being a LINDA KAYE DOWNING Linda Favorite saying: Could be curtains! , What word is an onomatopoeia? Buzzzz ; Plans after graduation: Madison College; Activities: Bennett Service Club I, II, III, IV, Stu¬ dent Council Committee Chairman III, Voyager Organiza¬ tions Editor IV, Student Council Rep. IV, III, Service Award I, II, III, Soroptimist Award III, Rebekah Award IV. SARAH JANE DREYER Sally Favorite saying: I wish Greg were here ; Plans after graduation: Washington Hospital Center School of Nursing; Activities: Student Affairs III, Student Council Rep. II, Class Rep. Ill, IV, Honor Society III, IV, Voyager III, Voy¬ ager Co-editor IV, Soroptimist Award IV, Old Home Prize Essay Winner IV, Yearbook Award IV. KATHLEEN FRANCES DUNBAR Kathy Favorite saying: I ' ll never tell ; Plans after graduation: Undecided. Activities: Art Club, F.B.L.A. BRENDA JOSEPHINE DUTTON Brenda Plans after graduation.- Maryland State College; Activities: F.N.A., Art Club. GREGORY TURHAN DUTTON Gregg Favorite saying: Life is just a bowl of cherries ; Plans after graduation: Vocational School. RANDALL THURSTON DYER Randy Favorite saying: It ' s all over for us! ; Plans after graduation: University of Maryland; Activities: Football IV. RENEE ELLIOTT Renee Remembered as: Fish; Plans after graduation: Salisbury State College; Activities: Basketball IV, Softball IV, Hockey IV, Prom Decorations Committee, Senior Class Float Committee. RICHARD LEE ELLIOTT, JR. Richard Plans jafter graduation: Returning to Bennett as a Post Gradu¬ ate; Activities: Cross Country III, IV. Junior meant class rings . . RITA ELLIOTT Rita Remembered as: Read-a-book; Favorite saying: There ya go . . . Verrrry fine ; Plans after graduation: Salisbury State College; Activities: Hockey IV, Basketball IV, Softball IV, Float Committee, Evaluation, Prom, Student Affairs. SHIRLEY YVONNE ELSEY S s Favorite saying: I know this ; Plans after graduation: Bowie State College; Activities: F.H.A. IV, F.T.A. IV, Sr. Class Trip Committee. WILLIAM PAUL ELWOOD Paul Remembered as: Dog; Favorite saying: You better believe it ; Plans after graduation: Furman University; Activities: Tennis Team III, F.D.A. Ill, IV, Varsity Club. CAROL JEAN ENNIS Carol Favorite saying: Oh Yeah! ; Plans after graduation: Army; Activities: DEC A. 41 ELBERT CARROLL EVANS, JR. Rusty Remembered as: Zelmo; Plans after graduation: Towson State College; Activities: Basketball III, IV, Baseball III, IV, Basketball Award IV, Baseball Award IV. BARBARA LEIGH FARLOW Barb Plans after graduation: Business Training; Activities: Hockey III, Anything Goes Crew, Prom Committee, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew, Band II. . . . honoring the class NANCY DIANE FEASTER Nancy Favorite saying: No lie, that ' s close ; Plans after gradua¬ tion: Madison College; Activities: National Honor Society III, IV, French Club IV, Voyager Class Editor III, Voyager Co-editor IV, Student Affairs Committee Chairman III, Stu¬ dent Council Rep. IV, Service Award III, Soroptimist Award IV, Yearbook Award IV, Green Giant Home Economics Scholarship, Betty Crocker ' s Homemakers Award IV. CAROLYN VIRGINIA FIELDS Kitty Favorite saying: A man must not swallow more beliefs than he can digest ; Plans after graduation: State Depart¬ ment; Activities: Human Relations Club IV, Junior Ring Dance Committee. ALTON FRANKLIN FIGGS, JR. Bunky Favorite saying: Or else ; Plans after graduation: Unde¬ cided; Activities: Football II, Track Team II. LINDA ROBERTA FIGGS Linda Favorite saying: Would you believe? ; Plans after gradu¬ ation: Undecided; Activities: F.B.L.A. Ill, IV; Secretarial Award IV. I FRANCIS ALAN FITZGERALD Alan Favorite saying: No, I don ' t have my homework ; Plans after graduation: Professional Rock and Roll; Activities: Band III, IV, Dance Band III, Anything Goes Crew. LINDA SUSAN FRANCIS Linda Favorite saying: That kills me! ; Plans after graduation: Unde¬ cided; Activities: Hockey III, IV, Softball III, IV. STEPHANIE LORETTA FUTRELL Lorri Favorite saying: Ignorance is more difficult to conceal than knowledge is to acquire ; Plans after graduation.- Maryland and Eckles College of Mortuary Science. MARGO ANNETTE GIBBONS Margo Remembered as: Go-Mar; Favorite saying: Everything ' s all right, up tight, and out of sight ; Plans after graduation: Work, and marriage in October; Activities: DECA. of 66 with a banquet . . . JERRY LEE GIBSON G p Favorite saying: The ship of knowledge ; Plans after graduation: Maryland State College. BARBARA ANN GIVARZ Boo Favorite saying: WHY? ; Plans after graduation: Richmond Professional Institute; Activities: Hockey II, III, IV, Art Club II, III, IV, Student Council Representative IV, Yearbook IV. GEORGE GLENN George Favorite saying: We gotta get out of this place ; Plans after graduation: Drake College; Activities: Yearbook, DECA, Junior Class Play. JAMES RODNEY GRAVES III Rod Plans after graduation: Working at Castleberg ' s as a watch¬ maker. BERTHA LEE GREEN Bert Favorite saying: A mighty fortress is our God ; Plans after graduation: Nurse ' s aid; Activities: Special Education Job Training Program. JEFFREY ROBERT GUNDERSON Jeff Favorite saying: This place? ; Plans after graduation: Work at Vernon Sellers, and marriage; Activities: Gymnastic Team II, III, IV. LYDIA LOUISE HABLISTON Lydia Remembered for bracing herself; Plans after graduation: Hollins College; Activities: Hockey II, III, Human Relations II, III, IV, Log Staff II, Science Club III, IV, Fair Exchange Cast, Anything Goes Cast, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew, Class Secretary IV. DORETHA MAURICE HANDY Doretha Remembered as: Puggie; Favorite saying: Don ' t try to be a jack of all trades, just a master ; Plans after graduation: Un¬ decided. JOHN WHARTON HANSON John Plans after graduation: Service; Activities: Soccer III, IV, Basket¬ ball II, Baseball III, IV. WELDON JAMES HARGIS, JR. Weldon Favorite saying: You got that right! , You better know it! ; Plans after graduation: Undecided; Activities: Track I. . . . Working on the Homecoming Float — SAYLON DIAN HARMON Cookie Favorite saying: You ' re putting me on! , That ' s mean ; Plans after graduation: State Department; Activities: F.B.L.A. Ill, IV, Art Club IV. SHARON HAID HARMON Sharon Favorite saying: You ' re kidding! ; Plans after graduation: Work at Benjamin ' s; Activities: F.B.L.A. Ill, IV, Softball I, II, DECA Club President IV. DAVID GENE HARRISON David Favorite saying: Behind every argument is someone ' s ignorance ; Plans after graduation: Nacy; Activities: Track II, Gymnastics II. GARY RAY HARRISON Gary Favorite saying: You ' ve got that right I ; Plans after grad¬ uation: Service. 44 ANGELA KATHERINE HART Kathy Favorite saying: Cheer up, things couldn ' t be any worse ; Plans after graduation: Trinity College; Activities: Band I, II, III, IV, Hockey II, III, Basketball I, II, Softball I, II, Human Relations II, III, IV, Science Club III, IV, French Club III, Fair Exchange Cast, Arsenic and Old Lace Cast, Anything Goes Crew, Briga- doon Crew, National Honor Society III, IV, Class Treasurer III, Wicomico Women ' s Club Award IV. LESLIE SUSAN HASTINGS Leslie Favorite saying: Cheezl , You ' re fluky I ; Plans after gradua¬ tion: Western Maryland College; Activities: F.H.A. I, II, III, IV, Science Club III, IV, Math Seminar III, Anything Goes Crew, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew, Brigadoon Crew, Scholastic Award II, P.T.A. Academic Education Award IV. KAYE FRANCES HEARN Kaye Favorite saying: Just knowin ' ; Plans after graduation: Brandy¬ wine Junior College; Activities: Art Club, F.B.LA., F.H.A. NANCY ROSE HEARN Nancy Plans after graduation: Marriage; Pet peeve: Tests and more tests. And winning first place . . . ANNE KATHERINE HEATH Anne Favorite saying: You bellowed! ; Plans after graduation: Western Maryland College; Activities: F.T.A., Voyager IV, National Honor Society, National Merit Commendation IV. RAYMOND JAMES HEBERT Ray Favorite saying: Hey Slick! ; Plans after graduation: Un¬ decided; Activities: Football II, Wrestling III, IV. GREGG ALAN HENRY Gregg Remembered as: Little Mel; Plans after graduation: Univer¬ sity of Richmond; Activities: Soccer II, III, IV, Key Clup II, III, IV, F.D.A. IV, Class Rep. Ill, Voyager IV. FRANKLIN BOWEN HILL Frank Favorite saying: Up tight, party ' s at my house ; Plans after graduation: Tusculum College; Activities: Football I, II, III, IV, Varsity Club II, III, IV, Key Club IV. ROBERT HOWARD HINES Bob Favorite saying: Don ' t worry about it ; Plans after graduation: Randolph Macon College; Activities: Arsenic and Old Lace Crew. PAULA JANE HISHMEN Paula Remembered as: P. J.; Favorite saying: Say Huh?! , Hey, Baby! ; Plans after graduation: Jefferson School of Commerce; Activities: Student Affairs Committee II, Fair Exchange Crew, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew. . . . Our first Homecoming ANNA ELIZABETH HITCH Anna Favorite saying: Sock it to me! ; Plans after graduation: Women ' s Air Corps; Activities: DECA IV. JEAN ANN HITCH Jean Favorite saying: Would you believe? , You ' ve got that right! ; Plans after graduation: Work; Activities: F.B.L.A. Ill, IV, Voyager Class Editor IV, Senior Class Float Com¬ mittee, Prom Committee . TERRY JEAN HITCHENS Terry Favorite saying: That ' s close!! , I know ; Plans after graduation: University of Maryland; Activities: Cheerlead¬ er III, Co-captain of Cheerleaders IV, French Club Vice- President IV, National Honor Society III, IV, Student Coun¬ cil Rep. Ill, IV, A.F.S. Committee Chairman IV. SAMUEL LESLIE HOWELL Sammy Favorite saying: Think about the future because it ' s around the corner ; Plans after graduation: Work for the city; Activities: Track Team IV. ALICE FAYE HURT Faye Favorite saying: You tried , I thought I ' d die ; Plans after graduation: Undecided; Activities: Library Club III, F.B.L.A III DECA IV. BRADLEY WILLIAM JARMAN Brad Favorite saying: Yeah, Class of ' 67! ; Plans after graduation: University of Kentucky; Activities: Key Club II, III, IV, Tennis Team I, II, III, IV, Football Team II, III, IV, Log Staff III, IV, Fair Exchange Crew, Arsenic and Old Lace Cast, Class Rep. II, IV, Class President III. N 4 CAROLYN MCALLISTER JOHNSON Carol Favorite saying: That gets me! ; Plans after graduation: House¬ wife. JERRY LEE JONES Jerry Plans after graduation: Coldwater Seafood Corp.; Activities: Track. game with Georgetown . . . LINDA MARLENE JONES Linda Remembered as: Princess; Plans after graduation: Maryland State College; Activities: F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Majorette III, IV. SHIRLEY ANNE JONES Shirley Favorite saying: Life is what you make it. ; Plans after graduation: Undecided. WAYMAN PRESTON JANES Wayman Favorite saying: Good comes to those who wait. ; Plans after graduation: Navy. JOYCE ROSE KAMANITZ Joyce Remembered as: Innocent; Plans after graduation: Brandeis University; Activities: Basketball II, III, IV, Softball II, III, IV, Student Council Secretary III, Sophomore Class Presi¬ dent, Student Council Rep. IV, Voyager Business Manager IV, Honor Society III, IV, High School Challenge IV, Na¬ tional Merit Commendation IV, P.T.A. Academic Education Award IV, Girl ' s Athletic Award IV. CHARLES EDWARD KELLY Charles Favorite saying: I ' ll be doggone. ; Plans after graduation: Army; Activities: Gymnastics I, II, III, IV, Soccer II, Wrestling II. CLARENCE PHILLIP KELLEY Phil Favorite saying: Hi! Slick. ; Plans after graduation: Service; Activities: Track Team II, Gymnastics I, II, III, IV, Soccer II. ALAN RAY KIRK Alan Favorite saying: Good guys wear white hats. Plans after graduation: Marines. JAMES BASFORD LANDING, JR. Jimmy Favorite saying: Nothing up my sleeve ; Plans after gradua¬ tion: Work at Hubeny Electric Co.; Activities: Band I, II, III, IV, P.T.A. Vocational Education Award IV, Rotary Vocational Award IV. DAVID JAMES LANK David Plans after graduation: Clemson University; Activities: Key Club I, II, III, IV, Photography Club II, ill, Baseball Statistician IV, Fair Exchange Crew, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew, Brigadoon Crew, Anything Goes Crew, Log Staff II, III, IV, Voyager Staff III, IV, Band I, II, III, IV, School Service Award III, Soroptimist Club Service Award II, Rotary Club Award IV; Special talent: Photography. ALAN LEE LANSMAN Alan Plans after graduation: Duke University; Activities: Fair Ex¬ change Cast, Arsenic and Old Lace Cast, Class Council III, Log Staff III, IV, National Merit Scholarship Commendation IV. DWIGHT O ' CONNELL LARMORE Dwight Remembered as: Grasshopper; Plans after graduation: Be¬ come a singer. LORRAINE DEMEARS LAWRENCE Larky Plans after graduation: Undecided. DONALD HARRY LEKITES Don Plans after graduation: Undecided. MARGARET ANN LIPSETT Marty Plans after graduation: Work; Activities: DECA. 48 HUGH CLAYTON LIVINGSTON, JR. Hugh Favorite saying: ' You ' re kidding! ; Plans after graduation: Uni¬ versity of Maryland; Activities: Arsenic and Old Lace Crew, Key Club IV. DEBORAH ANN LOWE Debbie Favorite saying: Where there ' s a will, there ' s a way. ; Plans after graduation: College; Activities: F.H.A. I, II, III, IV, State President IV, Arsenic and Old Lace Cast. LEXINE DAVIS LOWE Lex Favorite saying: Did anyone ever tell you how ugly you are? , Plans after graduation: College of William and Mary; Activities: Student Council III, IV, F.H.A. I, II, Log Staff II, III, Co-editor IV, Brigadoon Cast, Concert Choir I, II, IV, Madrigals I, II, IV, Fair Exchange Cast, French Club II, III, IV, Class Rep. IV, National Honor Society III, IV, National Merit Commendation Winner IV, DAR Award IV, Service Award III, Academic Achievement Award IV. KAREN LAVERNE LUFFMAN Karen Plans after graduation: Tusculum College. . . . Writing one” term paper . . . A CHARLOTTE ANN MALONE Charlotte Favorite saying: Get serious, Have a heart. Cut it. ; Plans after graduation: Women ' s Army Corps; Activities: F.H.A. II, III, IV, F.S.A. Ill, IV, Hockey IV. CYNTHIA KAY MARSHALL Cindy Plans after graduation: Work; Nightschool. JOHN HENRY MARTENS II John Favorite saying: Hello, there! ; Plans after graduation: Undecided; Activities: Band I, II, III, IV. MICHAEL KENNETH MASARSKY Mike Favorite saying: Too bad. That ' s dose. ; Plans after graduation: Brevard Junior College; Activities: Football I, Gymnastics Team II, Fair Exchange Crew, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew, Student Council Chaplain IV. 49 PATRICK JOSEPH MASSA Pat Favorite saying: ' ' Derelict, Dingleberry ; Plans after graduation: Davis and Elkins College; Activities: Soccer III, IV, Track IV, Human Relation IV, Varsity Club IV, Key Club IV, Hospitality Committee III, Voyager Sports Co-editor IV, Student Council Rep. Ill, Class Vice President III, Student Council President IV, Optimist Youth Appreciation Award IV, S.A.R. Award IV. BONAVENTURA ELIZE MATTAX Bon Plans after graduation: College; French Club IV, Arsenic and Old Lace Cast. . . . The highlight of JOAN LUCILLE MAYCOCK Joanie Plans after graduation: Jefferson School of Commerce; Activities: DECA. LINDA AAARGARET MCBRIETY Linda Favorite saying: Oh rats! ; Plans after graduation: Col¬ lege; Activities: Basketball I, Manager II, Fair Exchange Crew, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew. THOMAS EUGENE MCGUIRK Tom Remembered as Turkey McGuirky; Favorite saying: That ' s close, Ooch! ; Plans after graduation: St. Gregory ' s Col¬ lege; Activities: Varsity Club II, III, IV, Key Club III, IV, Baseball I, II, III, Football I, II, III, IV, J.V. Basketball II. REBECCA LEE MCKEE Becky Favorite saying: Really! ; Plans after graduation: Madison College; Activities: FHA II, III, IV, Science Club I, III, IV, Voyager Staff IV, Log Staff IV, Softball IV, Student Council iV, hair Exchange Cast, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew, Briga- doon Crew, Class Treasurer I, Class Vice President IV. JOAN ELIZABETH MCMENAMIN Joan Favorite saying: But Mr. Clinton, I ' m Joan! ; Plans after grad¬ uation: Pan American Business School; Activities: Basketball I, II, Fair Exchange Crew, Student Council Rep. I, II, Log Staff III, IV. Arsenic and Old Lace Crew. JUNE ELLEN MCMENAMIN June Favorite saying: Darn It!! . I ' m June ; Plans after graduation. Pan American Business School; Activities: Basketball I, II, Fair Exchange, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew. BEATRICE EDITH MCNAB Bea Plans after graduation: Work; Activities: F.H.A., F.B.L.A. Ill, IV. JOYCE MARIE MEADOWS Joyce Plans after graduation: Work; Activities: DECA IV. Friday — Time . . . JENNINGS BRYAN MEARS, JR. Bryan Remembered as: Stud; Plans after graduation: Baltimore Institute; Activities: Soccer III, IV, Varsity Club IV, Voyager Staff IV. DAVID BRUCE MEENAN Dave Favorite saying: Chargel ; Plans after graduation: Salis¬ bury State College: Activities: Tennis Team II, III, IV, Voyager Staff IV, Arsenic and Old Lace Cast, Brigadoon Cast. MARTHA TOADVINE MESSICK Martha Plans after graduation: College; Activities: Hockey Team IV. DEBORAH ANNE MIDGETTE Debbie Plans after graduation: Airline Stewardess; Activities: Head majorette II, III, IV, Fair Exchange Cast, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew, Anything Goes Crew. MARY FRANCES MILES Mary Favorite saying: That ' s life! ; Plans after graduation: Wesley College; Activities: F.H.A. IV. DARRELL LEE MILLER Darrell Remembered as: Head; Plans after graduation: Navy. BARRY LANE MILLS Barry Favorite saying: Hang loose, Mother Goose ; Plans after graduation: College. DOROTHY LEE MILLS Dot Favorite saying: Happiness comes to those who wait ; Plans after graduation: Manhattan Shirt Co. RONALD EUGENE MILLS Ronnie Plans after graduation: Maryland State College; Activities: Base¬ ball III, IV; P.T.A. General Education Award IV. RONALD TAYLOR MITCHELL Ronnie Favorite saying: Try to make the best of everything you have ; Plans after graduation: Barber School. . . . Ordering our announcements NORMAN THOMAS MORRIS, JR. Norman Favorite saying: Would you believe? ; Plans after grad¬ uation: Air Force. SUZANNE ALICE NASON Suzy Favorite saying: That ' s dose! ; Plans after graduation: University of Bridgeport; Activities: Fair Exchange Cast, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew, Drama Club III. KATHLEEN ALLYN NEWCOMB Kathy Remembered as: Kanute; Favorite saying: Big Whip! ; Plans after graduation: Madison College; Activities: Cheer¬ leader I, II, III, IV, Basketball I, II, III, IV, Softball I, II, Hockey I, Anything Goes Cast, Human Relations Club II. MARILYN JEAN NEWCOMB Lynie Favorite saying: Holy mackerall ; Plans after graduation: Towson State College; Activities: Hockey III, Student Council Parliamentarian I, II, Concert Choir I, II, III, IV, Madrigals I, II, III, IV, Student Council Rep. I, II, Class Rep. III. IV, Class Historian IV. 52 MARIA ALEJANDRA NIKLISON Alex Bennett ' s second exchange student—from Argentina; Plans after graduation: Universidad Nacional del Litoral; Activities: Senior Class Float Committee, Prom Committee. CAROLYN ANN NOCK Carol Favorite saying: Well, good! ; Plans after graduation: Monu¬ mental Insurance Co.; Activities: Concert Choir III, IV. ROBERT WAYNE NOCK Bob Rembered as Crusher and for having connections with the FBI; Favorite saying: What ' s happening? ; Plans after graduation: Bridgewater College; Activities: Arsenic and Old Lace Cast, Brigadoon Cast, Log Staff III, IV. WILLIAM IRVING NOCK Bill Plans after graduation: W.F. Messick Co. with hopes of using them . . . BRENDA LYNN NOTTINGHAM Brenda Remembered as: Nots; Favorite saying: No lie! ; Plans after graduation: Fredrick College Activities: F.H.A. II, III, IV, Fair Exchange Cast, Arsenic and Old Lace Cast, Science Club IV. GERALD LEE OUTTEN Gerald Favorite saying: You got that right ; Plans after gradu¬ ation: Undecided. JAMES VAUGHN PARKER Jim Remembered as: Ca Paka; Favorite saying: Ain ' t TOO cool ; Plans after graduation: Navy. GARY WAYNE PARSONS Gary Favorite saying: I forgot to do it again ; Plans after graduation: Wainright Construction Co. 53 TERESA LYNN PERRY Terry Rembered as: Miss Clairol; Plans after graduation: Peninsula General Hospital School of Nursing; Activities: Secretary of F.H.A. Ill, Senior Class Float Committee, Prom Committee. NANCY ANNE PHILLIPS Nancy Favorite saying: Somebody up there doesn ' t like me! ; Plans after graduation: North Carolina Wesleyan College; Activities: Basketball II, Cheerleader III, IV, Student Council Rep. IV, Concert Choir I, II, III. . . . We ll never GLORIA LYNN PILCHARD Gloria Favorite saying: You ' ll get over it. ; Ask me if I care. ; Plans after graduation: Secretarial work; Activities: Service Club IV, Student Council Rep. Ill, Concert Choir IV. JANET KAY PILCHARD Janet Favorite saying: Right! ; Plans after graduation: Inter¬ national Academy; Activities: Art Club III, IV, Spanish Club III. JEFFERY POLK Jeff Favorite saying: A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. ; Plans after graduation: Maryland State Col¬ lege; Activities: Track and Field II, III, IV, Football II, III, IV. PHYLLIS BRENDA POLK Phyllis Favorite saying: He who thinks he knows is a fool, but he who knows that he knows is wise. ; Plans after gradu¬ ation: Undecided; Activities: F.B.L.A. IV. CYNTHIA ANN POSO Cindy Favorite saying: Ya got that right! ; Plans after graduation: Bookkeeper at WJDY; Activities: F.H.A. II, III, IV, F.B.L.A. Ill, IV. HAROLD EDWARD POWELL, JR. Harold Favorite saying: Just knowing ; Plans after graduation: Col¬ lege; Activities: Baseball I, II, III, Varsity Club II, III, Key Club II, III, All Shore Band II, III, Dance Band II, III, Band I, II, III, IV. JUDY ANN POWELL Judy Favorit e saying: Ya ' got that right I ; Plans after graduation: Secretarial work; Activities: Concert choir I, II, III, IV, Student Council Alternate I, II, Senior Class Alternate. LINDA DIANE POWELL Linda Favorite saying: Oh, crumb! ; Plans after graduation: Nursing School; Activities: Spanish Club II, III, F.N.A. Ill, IV. walk alone . . . ROBIN RING POWELL Robin Favorite saying: Whadda ya think? ; Plans after gradu¬ ation: Averett Junior College; Activities: Cheerleader III, IV, Spanish Club II, Student Council Parliamentarian IV, Fair Exchange Cast. JANICE LEIGH PRICE Janice Favorite saying: Hush my mouth ; Plans after graduation: Work; Activities: F.B.L.A. IV. PATRICIA ANN PRUITT Tish Favorite saying: Can you imagine? Plans after gradu¬ ation: University of Maryland; Activities: Spanish Club II, III, F.N.A. Ill, Fair Exchange Crew, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew, Student Council IV; John Philip Sousa Band Award IV. ALLEN RUSSELL PRYOR, JR. Russ Favorite saying: You just cool it. ; Plans after gradu¬ ation: Seminole Junior College. SHARON LYNN PURCELL Sharon Favorite saying: You ' re out of your tree. ; Plans after gradu- alion: Receptionist work. LLOYD MACK PUSEY, JR. Mack Favorite saying: Why me? I didn ' t do anything. ; Plans after graduation: Wallops Island; Activities: Soccer I, II, III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Student Council IV, Library Club I, II, III, IV, Safety Club IV. RANDOLPH GEORGE REED, JR. Buddy Plans after graduation: Undecided. BONNIE JEAN RIALL Bonnie Plans after graduation: Work. WILMER LARRY SAMPSON, JR. Billy Plans after graduation: Vocational Technical School. BETTY JEAN SCOTT Betty Plans after graduation: Atlantic Business School. . . . Our trip to New by Crazy Foam JUANITA JANET SHILES Remembered as: Peggy; Plans after graduation: Un¬ decided; Activities: Concert Choir IV. EMMA LOU SHIVERS Emma Lou Plans after graduation: Salisbury State College; Activates: French Club IV, F.H.A. Ill, IV, Brigadoon Crew. STEPHEN LEE SHOCKLEY Steve Plans after graduation: Navy. SAMSON ANDREW SHUPE Remembered as: Sambo; Plans after} graduation: Un¬ decided; P.T.A. General Education Award 56 CHARLES COLE SIMPSON, JR. Chuckie Plans after graduation: Navy. DAVID DONALDSON SKIDMORE, JR. Dev id Plans after graduation: Undecided. EDWARD HUNTINGTON SMITH, JR. Hunter Plans after graduation: Wesley College; Activities: Football Manager II, III, IV, Key Club III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Human Relations Club II, III, IV, Cross Country Team II; Sons of the American Revolution Award IV. JESSIE KAY SMITH Jessie Kay Plans after graduation: Jefferson School of Commerce. York highlighted on our cars . . . NORMA BLANCHE SMITH Norma Plans after graduation: Undecided. ROBERT REESE SMULLEN, JR. J. R. Plans after graduation: Patuxent Naval Air Test Center College Extension Program. WILLIAM EARL SOMERS Bill Plans after graduation: United States Coast Guard; Ac- tivities: J.V. Football II. GARY WALLACE STANFORD Butch Plans after graduation: State Department Messenger; Ac¬ tivities: Human Relations Club IV, F.B.L.A. III, IV. NANCY BROMLEY STEPHENS Nancy Plans after graduation: Housewife. MARY TILGHMAN STRUDWICK Mary Plans after graduation: University of Maryland; Activities: Hockey Team III, IV, Art Club IV. . . . The flurry of DAVID LEE TARR David Remembered as: Speed Shift; Plans after graduation: Goldy Beacom; Activities: Soccer Team II, DECA. CHERYL ELIZABETH TAYLOR Cheryl Plans after graduation: Peabody Institute; Activities: Con¬ cert Choir I, II, III, IV, Madrigal Group I, II, III, IV. DOROTHY MARILEA TAYLOR Mar ea Plans after graduation: Salisbury State College. KATHLEEN THOMAS Kathie Plans after graduation: Lab Technician; Activities: DECA. LINDA CAROLYN THOMPSON Linda Plans after graduation: General Business. MERRILL WILLIAM TILGHMAN, JR. Mat Plans after graduation: Susquehanna University; Activities: Key Club III, IV, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew, Anything Goes Crew, Brigadoon Crew, Fair Exchange Crew. RONNIE VICTOR TILGHMAN Ronnie Plans after graduation ; Undecided; Activities: Library Club I, II, DECA IV, Arsenic And Old Lace Crew. GEORGE WILLIAM TIMMONS Bill Favorite saying: That ' s not very nice ; Plans after graduation: U.S. Army; Activities: Football III, IV, Wrestling III, IV; Class of ' 66 Football Award. prom decorations . . . JUDITH BUSSELLS TIMMONS Judy Favorite saying: Call Skippy ' s ; Plans after graduation: Secretary, wife, mother; Activities: F.B.L.A. Ill, IV; P.T.A. Award in Business Education IV. TAMARA MARGRETTA TOADVINE Tammy Remembered as: Cupcake; Favorite saying: Well now, wait a minute ; Activities: DECA. GERINA VERA TOWNSEND Gerina Plans after graduation: Work in Washington, D.C.; Favorite saying: Personality means a million ; Activities: F.B.L.A. IV, Human Relations III. SPENCER LEE TRACY Spencer Plans after graduation: Air Force; Activities: Soccer IV. ERIC CLINTON TURNER Sam Favorite saying: It ' s not my fault. ; Plans after graduation: Business College. JEFFREY FLOYD TURNER Jeff Plans after graduation: Towson State College; Activities: Stu¬ dent Council III IV, Soccer III, IV, Evaluation Committee, Fair Exchange Cast, Arsenic And Old Lace Cast, Key Club II, III, IV, Log III, IV, Kiwanis Club Award IV. PATRICIA OLWANDA TURNER Pat Plans after graduation: Business School. ELIZABETH PARSONS VALLIANT Liz Plans after graduation : University of Maryland; Activities: Bennett Service Club I, 11, III, IV, Madrigal Group II, III, IV, Student Council Chairman IV, Anything Goes Crew, Arsenic and Old Lace Crew, Fair Exchange Crew, Brigadoon Cas t, A.F.S. Club IV, Voyager Class Editor IV, Service Award II. BARBARA ANN VENEY Barbie Plans after graduation: Work at the Manhattan Shirt Co. MARGARETTA FRANCINE VENEY Cinie Plans after graduation: Undecided. . . . The ‘ ups and downs’’ RONALD JAMES VITELLO Ron Plans after graduation: Air Force; Activities: Football II, III, IV, Soccer I. THERESA CHRISTINE WALKER Theresa Plans after graduation: Work at the Salisbury Shirt Factory. LINDA MARIE WALLER Linda Plans after graduation: Work; Activities: DECA. PEGGY LOU WALLER Peg Plans after graduation: Work at the C P Telephone Co.; Activities: F.H.A. II. ROBERT COLLINS WALLER Bob Plans after graduation: Roger L. Waller Heating and Air Con¬ ditioning. EUGENE A. WALSH Gene Plans after graduation: Loyola College; Activities: Football Team II, III, IV. MARY AGNES WALSH Mary Plans after graduation: Undecided; Activities: DECA IV, Library Club IV. JUDITH ANNE WALTER Judy Plans after graduation: Salisbury State College; Activities: Bennett Service Club IV, Fair Exchange Crew, Arsenic And Old Lace Crew, F.H.A. III. of graduation practice . . . EUGENE GLENN WATERS Gene Plan$ a ter graduation: College. BEVERLY FRANCES WEBSTER Bev Plans after graduation: College; Activities: F.T.A. Ill, IV. PRESTON LEE WEBSTER Preston Plans after graduation: Electronics. BETTY LOU WESSELS Betty Lou Plans after graduation: Maryland State College; Activities; F.H.A. IV. 61 ALTON LEE THOMAS WHITE Alton Remembered as: Skel; Plans after graduation: College. BONNIE CATHERINE WHITE Bonnie Plans after graduation: Undecided. . . . Graduation day — CAROLYN JOAN WHITE Carolyn Plans after graduation: Goldy Beacom Junior College; Ac¬ tivities: Concert Choir I, II, III, IV, Library Club III, F.B.L.A. ML IV, Honor ’ Society III, IV; Achievement Award II, P.T.A. Business Education Award IV. MARIETTA WHITE Marietta Plans after graduation: Work at Benjamin ' s; Activities: DECA. RICHARD LANE WHITE Rick Remembered as: Cheata; Plans after graduation: Navy; Ac¬ tivities: DECA, Basketball II. LICURTIS GRANVILLE WHITNEY Curtis Plans after graduation: Army. MADELINE ELIZA WIGFALL Maggie Plans after graduation .- Manhattan Shirt Co. 62 — MARY CAROLYN WILLEY Carolyn Plans after graduation: Peninsula General Hospital School of Radiological Technology; Activities: Advanced Band l ll III, IV, Dance Band II, III, IV, Science Club III, IV, Future Physicians and Technologists II, III, IV, Band Li¬ brarian I, II, III, IV, Honor Award II. ROBIN PAUL WILLEY Robin Plans after graduation: College; Activities F.D.A. IV, Human Relations Club III, Science Club IV, Dance Band II, III, IV, Arsenic and Old Lace Cast. the end of the beginning. DAVID JOSEPH WILLIAMS David Plans after graduation: Work at the A P Store. THOMAS FREDRICK WILLIAMS Tom Plans after graduation: Navy. BONITA KAY WILSON Bonnie Plans after graduation: Work at Johnny ' s and Sammy ' s. JUNE LOUISE WORDEN June Plans after graduation: Undecided. JMI ■!Pi RAYMOND ROBERT WORDEN Ray Plans after graduation: College. SHIRLEY MARIE WRIGHT Shirley Plans after graduation: College. 63 VIRGINIA LEE WRIGHT Gin Plans after graduation: Army. |f V 4 Seniors Not Pictured EDWARD LEE CHRISTOPHER Chris Favorite saying: Advice is something the wise don ' t need and the fools won ' t take ; Plans after graduation: Attend electronics institute. ANTONIO GIORDANO Tony Plans after graduation: To return as a Post Graduate. WILLIAM JACKSON WEBB Bill Favorite saying: Sorry ' bout that! ; Plans after graduation: Navy. HOWARD MAURICE ROBINSON Howard Favorite saying: Make the best of what you have. ; Plans after graduation: Trade school; Activities: Cross Country IV, Baseball IV, Basketball IV. PHYLLIS ANN WORKMAN Phyllis Plans after graduation: Work at McCrory ' s; Activities: DECA. Post Graduates LUCY KATHLEEN CORNELIUS Kathy Plans after graduation: Secretarial work. TIMOTHY STEPHEN BOUNDS Tim Plans after graduation: Undecided. PRATT COOPER TOWNSEND Cooper Plans after graduation: Electrical work. Seniors Honored Bennett High School is proud to have two groups of seniors who received recognition for high scores on qualifying tests. The group to the left is the National Merit Scholarship Commendation winners, who re¬ ceived outstanding scores on the qualifying test in their junior year. Below are the students who attended the Montgomery County Contemporary Affairs Conference. They were chosen for their high scores on a current events test sponsored by Time magazine. First Row: Lex Lowe, Joyce Kamanitz, Anne Heath; Second Row: Bruce Clark, Alan Lansman. First Row: Bruce Clark, Kathy Hart, Spencer Tracy; Second Row: Miss Noble, Russ Dashiell, Ken Cooper, Mr. Clinton. Seniors Recognized For A Job Well Done Outstanding Male Athlete Awards for Scholarship: Salisbury Lions Club Award—Ken Cooper Kiwanis Club Award—Jeff Turner James M. Bennett Secretarial Award—Linda Figgs Parent Teachers Association Awards: Vocational Education Award—Brenda Bounds and James Landing Academic Education Award—Leslie Hastings and Joyce Kamanitz General Education Award—Ronald Mills and Samson Shupe Business Education Award—Carolyn White and Judy Timmons Thomas H. Williams Old Home Prize Award—Sally Dreyer Awards for Citizenship: Salisbury Rotary Club Award—David Lank Wicomico Women ' s Club Award—Kathy Hart Rebekah Award—Linda Downing Daughters of the American Revolution Award- Lex Lowe Sons of the American Revolution Award- Pat Massa and Hunter Smith Awards for Athletics: Basketball Award—Rusty Evans Baseball Award—Rusty Evans Girl ' s Athletic Award—Joyce Kamanitz Football Award—Bill Timmons Outstanding Male Athlete Award—Bill Cerniglia Old Home Prize Essay Winner Girls ' Athletic Award 66 other Awards: Senior Award Winners John Philip Sousa Band Award—Tish Pruitt Mathematics Association Award—Ken Cooper Yearbook Award—David Lank, Nancy Feaster, Sally Dreyer Mr. Spiegler, the speaker. Bennett Welcomes Alex Niklison This year Bennett again had the honor of hosting an American Field Service exchange student. She was Alex Niklison, a friendly and charming student from Santa Fe, Argentina. After overcoming her difficulties with Amer¬ ican slang, she went to work and proved her¬ self an excellent student. Upon her return to Argentina she will attend the University to prepare for her career as a high school teach¬ er of history, geography, and Spanish. 68 Seniors Present Arsenic And Old Lace First Row: Kathy Hart, Bon Mattax, Alan Lansman, Brenda Nottingham, Bob Abel, Dave Meenan; Second Row: Debbie Lowe, Bob Nock, Billy Dayton; Third Row: B. L. Ackley, Brad Jarman, Mike Atway; Fourth Row: Mike Masarsky, Jeff Turner, Robin Willey. School of hard nocks. But, l ll only be gone ten minutes. 69 Who?? Me?? Class Of 67 Invades New York ► 70 Entrance to Mardi Gras The Grand March led by our Seniors Relive The Spirit Of The unofficial class song. Don ' t take that lamp post Bobby! 72 he Climax of the Senior Year The Class of ' 67 set sail after a successful year with the final events of baccalaureate and gradu¬ ation. Sunday night, May 28, seniors gathered togeth¬ er for Baccalaureate service. Reverend Mackey gave the sermon, Who Am I? Four days later came the event which signifies the culmination of high school and the beginning of adulthood. The long anticipated graduation ex¬ ercises took place on June 1, in the Civic Center. Rear Admiral Joshua Cooper gave the address, after which the diplomas were distributed. And with the turning of the tassel and the singing of the Alma Mater, the graduating Class of ‘67 be¬ came alumni. Baccalaureate and Graduation 75 Russ welcomes parents to the Senior Program Debbie and Barbara take part in the Can¬ dlelight service. 77 UNDERCLASSMEN 79 c I a s s O f ’6 8 PRESIDENT Patty Lemmerman VICE-PRESIDENT Shelley Burns SECRETARY Dale Wilson TREASURER Willie Waters ADVISORS Mrs. Howard (not shown) Mr. Brannock 80 Juniors — Stepping Up . . . First Row: Rose Campbell, Debbie Belote Debbie Fritz, Sharon Bozman, Nancy Hess, Bonnie Webster; Second Row: Bill Holland Chip Holloway, Mike Smith, Bill Morgan, Norm Holland. Mary Abbott Ray Adams Maurice Adkins Phil Adkins George Adshead Linda Ake David Andrews Joan Anderson Sam Anderson Nancy Bailey Charlie Balam Alan Banks Debbie Banks Janie Banks Joan Banks Janie Beardsley Norris Beauchamp Jack Belleville Debbie Belote George Benedict Glenn Benedict Bernita Bennett Kerry Betts Jean Bivens David Black Steve Bloodsworth Steve Bohannon Frank Bolen Sharon Boles Eugene Bounds Pat Bounds Sally Bounds William Bowen Sharon Bozman Don Bradley Steve Brasure Doris Bratton Gary Brent Chris Briddell Harry Brock Mary Bromley Sandra Bromley Linda Brown Mabel Brown Sharon Brumbley Don Burke Shelley Burns Joseph Butler Donna Campbell Rose Campbell Terry Carey Delores Causey Gary Chatham Glenda Chatham Priscilla Chew Pat Chronister Wallace Clay 1 Stephanie Conway Gary Cornelius Clifford Coffman Donald Coffman Maxwell Coffman Diane Couch Lynn Coulter Lois Coverdale Vicke Cranfield Blair Crockett Brenda Cropper John Cross Carroll Daughtery Shelley Dawson Diane Deal Burt Devonald Roger Dillow Janet Disharoon Thinking hard—Geometry or Saturday night? Blanche Dix Willard Dix David Dixon Steve Dixon Henrietta Donalds Patsy Donalds Brenda Dorman Charlie Dryden James Dubsky Mark Dumyer Coreatha Dutton Janet Dykes Fred Elliott Priscilla Elzey Ralph Elzey Richard Ennis James Eure James Evans Robert Farrington Chip Fields Joan Fields 83 Rita Fields Ellen Fisher Paulette Fountain Bleecker Fritz Debbie Fritz Clem Gaskill Hazel Gelnett Mary Geppi Becky Gibson Fara Giganti Rick Gilkerson Ralph Giordano Louise Gladden Dana Glushakow Andrew Goslee Through School Spirit . . . Yea! Class of 68 Debbie Goslee Bob Graves John Greene Tom Guy Bruce Hall Jeanne Hall Ginny Hanna Weldon Hargis Del wood Harman Cindy Harrison Buddy Harrmgton Linda Hastings Sue Hayes Margeurite Hayman Joanne Hearn Dennis Hebert Cheryl Henderson Nancy Hess James Hitch Linda Hitch Woody Hodges Bill Holland Norm Holland Chip Holloway 84 And Participation Don Horseman Steve Horseman Karen Horsman Joan Howard Terry Howard Steve Hudson Cora Hughes Fred Hull Louella Hull Bob Hurley Cam Jackson Sallie Jackson Yea! The girls are coming later! Frank Johnson Sydney Johnson Albert Jones Gregory Jones John Jones Linda Jones Marie Jones Nyazina Jones Regina Jones Walter Jones Willie Jones Donna Kamanitz Judy Kauffman Grayson Kelley Tom Landry Kathy Lappe Joe Lappin Mary Larmore Sharon Lawrence Helen Lee Harry LeKites Patty Lemmerman Dianne Lewis Vaughn Lewis 85 Kathy Lezon Mike Linkins Linda Malone Judy Malone Mark Manning Bill Mark If you throw that pickle, I ' ll . . . Karen Marshall Linda Martin David Massey Christy Matthews Joy Matthews Norris Matthews Nancy Mayers Debbie Melson Barbara Messick Chris Messick Kirk Messick Debbie Mil ler Mike Minner Gail Mitchell Rudolph Mitchell Colleen Mobray Bill Moore Bill Morgan Beverly Morris Cliff Morris John Morris Verna Morris Terence Moses 86 But Mrs. Hughes, I didn ' t throw the eraser! Dale Pusey Gary Pusey Lee Pusey Chris Rayne Gary Reddish Marlene Reddish Mary Richardson Pete Richardson Bruce Robbins Dwight Robert Bruce Robertson Johnny Ruark Lonnie Russell David Scarborough David Scheuer Jim Schneider Tom Schwartz Linda Scott Mary Mozer Bunky Nelson Jerry Nelson Larry Nelson Teddy Nichols Jimmy Norris David Nutter Bill Parker Bill Parker Barrie Parsons Jim Perdue Heidi Peregoy Delphine Pich il- ' Leonard Polk Richard Pollitt Claudette Price Minnie Price Vaughn Price 87 Eddie Senkbeil Trudy Sheridan Princess Shiles Karen Shockley Carroll Shores Roy Shores Mike Smith Patty Smith Sheila Smith Wesley Smith Freddie Spurlock Ellen Stanford Howard Stevens Regina Stevenson Jonathan Steward David Studley Mary Beth Sullivan Terry Sullivan Kay Sumpter Dicky Swift And More Bobby Taylor Donald Tendall Marion Thompson Sharon Tilghman Team Teaching— George Todd Brenda Townsend C. J. Travers Catherine Turner Edwin Turner David Twilley Howard Van Breeman But I haven ' t eaten Clayton Wainwright | ♦ ■ ♦ Alice Wallace Responsibility 3 a new concept in education. Kathryn Waters Willie Waters Linda Watson Bonnie Webster David Webster Rick Webster Terri Weir Bob West Bonnie White Charles White Freddie White Kathy White Tom White Warren White Sharon Whitelock Marie Wilkins Barry Williams Donnie Williams Elizabeth Williams Gary Williams in three daysl Robert Williams Cathy Williamson Dale Wilson Oliver Wilson Clifton Wirt Fred Wise Patty Wright 89 Seated: Sandi Lemmerman, Sara Bloxom, Ann Briddell, Charlene Hayman, Barbara McQuown; First Row: Mr. Butler, Diane Downing, Susan Broyhill, Johnny Robins, Julie Turner; Third Row: Kathy Hause, Gail Luffman, Margaret Morris, Gary Herb. 90 Sharon Abel Marcus Acworth Bill Adkins George Adkins Jeff Algatt Terry Bailey Millie Baker Pat Baker Nicholas Banks Sandra Banks Terry Banks Pandoria Barkley Organized confusion I . . . worked hard for the coming years . . . Paul Barnett Paul Beach Sam Beardsley Carroll Beadchamp Andy Benjamin Ruth Bennett Lester Black Beverly Bloodsworth Patty Bloodsworth Sara Bloxom Jane Bohannon Shirley Boone Keith Bounds Elizabeth Bowen Joe Boyko Joe Bratten Ann Briddell Lewis Brinson Eugene Brown Willie Brown Susan Broyhill Donald Brumley Bill Bryan Mike Bryan Hope Byrd Arthur Calame Nance Cambardella Arnold Camper Sam Carey Leslie Carson 91 Roxy Carter Buddy Causey Gary Chandler Jimmy Chatham Joanne Chatham Roberta Chew Debbie Church Judy Clark S2m | I Well, he ' s only three laps behind. . supported school teams . . . Sara Clark Tom Clark Jane Coghill Brenda Coles Jean Cooper Jerry Cooper Donald Corbin Cecile Corddry Evella Cornish Claudette Cottman Ben Cox Vernon Cox Lee Cramer Bryan Crockett Joya Cropper Arsular Cross James Culp Robert Culp Elaine Dale . Hilton Dashield Keith Dashield Pam Dashield Rebecca Dashiell There was only one a minute ago. . . . and cheered our Janis Davis Roy Davis Donna Day Ricky Day Sammy Deal Calvin Dean Freda Dennis Greg Dennis Clippers on Donald Dix Gerlad Dix Dorcas Dixon Brenda Donoway Charles Donoway Lawrence Dorman Diane Downing Donald Doyle Bill Dubsky George Duyer Linda Dykes Janet Elliott Joan Elliott Keith Elliott Mike Elliott Ben Elsey Peggy Elsey Eunice Elzey Ruth Elzey James Eure Steve Everhart Paula Feig Robert Ferrington 93 Terry Ferrington Brenda Fields Frank Fields John Fields Kathy Fincher Beth Fisher Keith Fleming Deanne Flint Brenda Foskey Cecy Fountain Karen Fowler Cecil Frazier Geraldine Vale Vincent Gale Frances Gardner Frank Gavarinski William Gavin Wayne Gibson Curt Gilmore Robert Givarz Carol Godwin Steve Goldberg . . . participated in Which way ' d he go?? Bill Gossard Carol Graham Booth Grier Bill Griffith Shirley Gunther Wanda Gunther Judy Hales Pat Hall Alvin Harman Robert Harris Charlene Hayman Kathy Hause 94 Anna Marie Heath Mary Anne Heath Judy Hedinger Charlotte Heinekin Keith Henderson Gary Herb Vicki Heslop Gloria Hill Mike Hill Peggy Hill Terri Hill Tom Hill career day . . . Brenda Hitch Rodney Holloway One of the many career day conferences Martha Hosier Elizabeth Hopkins George Howard Mason Huffman Ida Hughes Bill Hupke Ward Jarman Rudi Johns Becky Johnson Dana Johnson Jim Johnson Rodger Johnson Wayne Johnson Eddie Jones Ellen Jones Frances Jones James Jones Jennifer Jones Irma Jones Mark Jones 95 Otho Jones Sandra Jones Donna Justice Louise Kellum Tyrone Kenney Dede Kelley Larry Kilbourne Cindy Kirwan Karen Kleger Mark Kopplemap Tim Kulp Debbie Lane John Landon Sydney Lansman Barbara Larmore Kay Larmore Norman Larmore Keith Lauridsen Steve Leatherbury Francine LeGrand Sandi Lemmerman Charles Lemon Joann Linkons Dena Litow Gary Little Melanie Livingston Kenny Lloyd Cheryl Lowe Sharon Lowe Gail Luffman Charles McBride Blake McCune Cam McLaughlin Barbara McQuown anticipated Oh, no, not my PICTURE! Victories . . . The game ' s tougher than it looks. 96 I ' m not sure I want to watch this! attended games . . . Sharon Malone Ann Manis Charles Mann Gary Marshall Ed Martens Laura Martens Bob Mayne Clarence Meadows Valerie Melvin Mary Meyer Christine Miller Dennis Miller Steve Miller Marie Miles Maureen Minner Andy Mitchell David Mitchell Clary Moore Rudolph Moore Margaret Morris Marion Morris Dean Murray Hank Murray Chris Nagel George Noonan Greg Nichols Robert Nock John Norman Arthur Nutter Sally Owens 97 . . . decorated a Homecoming float . . . Charles Parker Elizabeth Parker Rosa Parker Whatdaya mean we spelled Clippers wrong?? Ken Phillips Paula Phillips Wanda Polk Gary Pol I iff Bonnie Pusey Debbie Rathel Melodie Raynor Sharon Recher Jim Reddish Randolph Reed Dottie Price Sandra Richardson Phil Robertson John Robins Kenny Robertson Janet Rowbottom the game . . . . . . and anxiously watched r 3 John Rohr Gloria Roxbury Karl Russell Wendy Russell I knew they ' d make that touchdown! Debbie Satchell Shirley Scarborough Yea, Red, Yea White! Toni Stampone Linda Stevenson Hope Stewart Steve Strott Glenda Tawes Jackie Taylor Sherry Taylor Vickie Taylor Mike Tilghman Paul Tingle Steven Townsend Gerald Tribeck Henry Scott Joan Sharpe Mike Shepard Shirley Shores Brenda Simms James Skelton Lester Skinner Charles Smith Diane Smith Virginia Smith Linda Somers Sandy Spurlock 99 . . . and waited for Barry Troutman Kathy Truitt Julie Turner Ronnie Twilly Isabelle Tyne Ted Vanorio Barbie Varley Yvonne Walker Bernice Wallace Greg Wallace Arnold Waller Patti Walsh flext ear! Eddie Webb Maragret Webster Maxine Webster Brenda Weitzel Kathy Wells Mike West Pat West Roy White Virgil White Virginia White Linda Whitney Kathy Whyle Pat Widdowson Al Wigfall Cliff Wilce Vernon Wilkins Carol Willey Brenda Williams Bruce Williams Else Williams Clydean Williams Rusty Winchester Greg Wilson Susan Wolffe Arnold Wooters Antony Wright Chris Wright Henry Wright Wilbur Wright Sidney Young 100 (1 N V y V mi in ii ■ n v5 «iVUiVi V Getting Back Into The Swing Of Things On September 9, students started the year off with the annual Back-to-School Dance. The Coachmen provided the lively music. The Student Council provided the decor, including a school scene on the stage. The band per¬ formed in a little red school house. 102 Bennett Abroad MARK MANNING Mark Manning has become the first Ben¬ nett Junior to participate in the American Field Service program. Mark is living with the Johan LintroirTs in Bloemfonstein, which is in the Orange Free S tate of the Republic of South Africa. He is attending Sentrale Hoerskool, where he has already become a part of the school community by leading the school Cadet Band and by participating in track and chess. The school, where students must wear uni¬ forms and speak the native language, is strictly academic. Classes run from eight in the morning until one-thirty, and at four o ' clock the extracurricular activities begin. Mark is gaining an education and a feeling for a country unobtainable except by living in that country. The knowledge he gains in school plus the insights added by his host family will add up to an invaluable exper¬ ience. RODNEY GRAVES Where is the best place to learn watch¬ making? Switzerland, of course, and surely Rodney Graves would agree, having studied there for nearly a year. Rodney won a scholar¬ ship to the Centre Perfectionment Horloger in Neuchatel, Switzerland, in January 1966. Upon completing his course in Switzerland, he returned to Salisbury in December, 1966, to finish his senior year of high school at Ben¬ nett. He is now employed in a local jewelry store and intends to make watchmaking a career. Rodney ' s Swiss training should prove very valuable, and, if possible, he plans to return to Switzerland for further training. Bennett ' s First Homecoming got underway on Friday, November 11, with the best pep rally ever. Featured in the Homecoming Parade, held at 7:00 that evening, were floats by classes and organizations, as well as the candidates for Home¬ coming queen. Half-time ceremonies at the Bennett-Georgetown game in¬ cluded the raffling off of a television set, and a band tribute to the returning alumni. The climax of the evening was the coronation of Sharon Cannon as Bennett ' s first Homecoming Queen. In her court were Honor Attendant Alex Nikilson and Terri Hitchens, seniors; Brenda Townsend and Marian Thomp¬ son, juniors; and Marcella VanHorn and Judy Clark, sopho¬ mores. At the Homecoming Dance on Saturday, November 12, the festivities were reigned over by Queen Sharon Cannon. The Bluze performed under silhouettes of football players, and the Queen sat under a goal post, while her court sat on foot¬ ball benches. 104 Queen and Senior Attendants An unforgettable moment. Homecoming Court Sharon Cannon Homecoming Queen 105 Turkey Day Ends A Draw . . . t- y Anticipating a repeat performance of last year ' s game, Bennett students flocked to the stands for the second annual Turkey Day game. The Clippers led the first half, then lost the lead to the Indians during the third quarter. In the last three seconds of the game, the Clippers missed a touchdown by inches, and the Ben¬ nett fans left the stadium, trying to avoid the 12-12 tie on the score- board. 107 Faculty Frolics Bennett students usually op¬ pose the Bennett faculty and usu¬ ally lose, but in the case of the student-faculty basketball game, the decision was reversed. The teachers were sent dejectedly to the showers with two losses. The girls ' varsity defeated the wom¬ en ' s varsity 36-11, and the boys ' varsity defeated the men ' s faculty 77-65. Not to be outdone were the rustic faculty cheerleaders, who were pulled out of years of storage to give limited encour¬ agement to their failing teams. Better luck next year, Faculty! 108 Bennett Lends A Helping Hand At Home . . . On December 21, the Student Council gave their annual Christmas Party for some twenty- five needy children from the Salisbury area. From 6:30 to 7:00, the boys and girls enjoyed themselves in the Student Lounge, which was decorated for the occasion with a gingerbread house and a Christmas tree. In addition to re¬ freshments, each child received a gift from our own Santa, Ronnie Tilghman. . . And Overseas. In the Bennett tradition of service, we have begun sponsoring a foster child, Chau Soo Man, a third grader living in Hong Kong. A good student in school, Chau enjoys reading and baseball; and in line with this, the Student Council sent him at the beginning of the year, a Bennett baseball cap and postcards of Salis¬ bury. For Christmas, in addition to the money suggested by the agency, he received a base¬ ball and glove. The BYC sponsors this pro¬ gram. 109 Holiday Season Ushered In Holly Ball Queen Donna Aydelotte I 10 The highlight of the holiday season was the Holly Ball on December 16. The cafetorium was decorated with blue and green streamers along with the tradition of the Holly Ball, which hung from the center of the ceiling. In the ski lodge, refreshments were served to anyone who could break away from the music of the Virtues. Setting off the evening was the crowning of the new Holly Queen, Donna Aydelotte, by Sharon Fritz, last year ' s queen. The queen ' s attendants were Alex Niklison, honorary attendant, and Debbie Lowe, representing the senior class. Nancy Hess and Donna Kamanitz were junior class attendants and the sophomore class attendants were Glenda Tawes and Sandi Banks. Five Years Together Is A Long Time Gary Herb, Shelley Burns, Heidi Peregoy, Pat Massa. Debbie Lowe, Lex Lome Mr. Masarsky ' s talent produced this. Honored guests: Mrs. Dawson, Mr. Hammond, Mrs. Fulton, Mr. Dumire, Russ Dashiell. 112 ' Don’t Ever (jrow Up On April 20 and 21, the junior class of J.M.B. made their dramatic debut in Don ' t Ever Grow Up, by James Reach. Under the direction of Mr. David John¬ son, with Glenn Benedict helping as stu¬ dent director, the juniors gave a creditable performance of this comedy of teens growing up. Stars of the production were Shelly Burns, Barrie Parsons, Barry Connor, Mike Minner, Dickey Swift, Delphine Pich, Clem Gaskill, and Colleen Mobray. Lying down on the job. A trying situation! I never want to see you again! 113 brigadoon The delightful Lerner and Loewe musical, Brigadoon , is the story of two New Yorkers who become lost in the Scottish Highlands. The wanderers stumble into Brigadoon, an en¬ chanted village that appears only once every one hundred years. A production of the entire student body, Brigadoon was pre¬ sented March 2, 3, and 4. The cast included Gary Herb, David Meenan, Sue Hayes, Joan Howard, Heidi Peregoy and Harold Powell. Mr. David Johnson directed the musical and Mat Tilgh- man assisted as stage manager. The chorus and the orchestra were directed by Miss Anne Vincent and Mr. Charles Smith. Well, kiss her, lad—kiss her! Vote for your favorite candidate. Now this little lever . .. 116 Inaugural Ball given to honor new officers. Honor Newly Elected Officers Becky and Jeff work it out. G-L-O-R-l-A 117 The Highlights of ’66-’67 SEPTEMBER 6— After playing second fiddle for three years, the Class of ' 67 is at the top again! 7— Alex, our exchange student from Argentina, finds herself lost the second day of school— cannot find the gym. 8— The 66 Voyagers are belatedly presented to all. 9— Back-to-School Dance— We Got to Get Out of This Place ' 7 becomes unofficial Senior Class song. 12—Do you remember 1962, when we had only 562 students instead of 990? 16—JMB ' s winning football season begins—win over Bowie, 24-6. 23— One-game winning streak of football ends with 12-12 tie against Havre de Grace. OCTOBER 7—Sock Hop takes its shoes off for Varsity Club. 10— Russ, Ken, Joyce and Cheryl prove a challenge for High School Challenge. 11— JAAB helps Alex celebrate her first American birthday. 20— Raffle Sale for card party begins for those eligible to sell tickets. 21— Giant Christmas card signed by all travels to Viet Nam to give some holiday cheer. NOVEMBER 10— Why do so many Seniors have red paint on their hands? 11— First alumni crying session at Homecoming—Senior Class float sails off with first prize. 1 2—Homecoming Dance brightens depressed players, as the queen, Sharon Cannon, and her es¬ cort steal the show. 14— Wrestling team practices for the start of JMB ' s undefeated wrestling season. 15— Undefeated wrestling season ends while playing WiHi. 16— Oh, NO! Not more Voyager pictures!! 24— JMB ends up pushing on the third yard line with a 12-12 disappointment. DECEMBER 1 —Arsenic and Old Lace opens with a big Charge! 3—Seniors invade Wi Jr. Hi to try to answer correctly some of the S.A.T. questions. 8—Mayor of Salisbury campaigns at JMB before POD classes. 118 15— Hurray! JMB dribblers have a three-game winning streak! 16— JMB ' s Christmas is highlighted by the Holly Ball and its queen, Donna Aydelotte—No flash¬ bulbs for Voyager pictures! JANUARY 3— Exhausted students return to school to catch up on their sleep. 6—Whoops! JAAB dribblers have a three-game losing streak. 20— JMB makes basketball history—win over WiHi, 74-66! 24— Sophomores discover the happiness of 100 minute exams. FEBRUARY 1— Exams are over—Seniors too wild in classes! 4— JMB is well represented by students as well as faculty at LSASC forum at Mardela. 15—Sorry, you can only pick up your Senior portraits during study halls or before or after school. 18—Seniors, in hopes of college acceptance, take last A.C.T.s. 21— JMB says good-bye to its first male exchange student, Jose Pereira, from Rio de Janeiro. 28— Are you sure you can handle four Davidson College Wind Ensemblers in your home for one night? MARCH 2 — Brigadoon, big smash hit! 4—Brigadoon curtain call steals the show! 6—Honor Society membership odds end up 12 girls to 4 boys. Who did you say was the smart¬ er sex? 14—The Seniors ' last day of being the only ones in school wearing class rings. 17— Snow flurries and shorts within the same day—Sports Night held. 21— Supreme Order: No parking in the parking lots. 23—Easter holiday brings five whole days of peaceful slumber. 29— Five lucky JMB students and Mr. Clinton leave to attend the Contemporary Affairs Seminar in Washington. 30— AFS assembly is first held after school! APRIL 4— Six-man pyramid is produced by the prom committee. 11—You may now become an official member of the Brothers of the Brush . 13_ The Mamas and the Papas, along with the Cousins, give a concert for the Junior-Senior Ban¬ quet. 17_ You ' ll Never Walk Alone night at P.T.A.-candlelight and tears prevail. 18— All money due for New York Excursion. 20—The Juniors prove themselves dramatically in Don ' t Ever Grow Up. 25— Seniors stampede into Landes ' room. MAY 5— Seniors invade New York with everything but oranges. 11— Bourbon Street is finally constructed by ' 67 Incorporated. 12— Mardi Gras ' 67 —Long to be remembered. 13— Seniors crack up over their Polynesian-style, faculty-acted, breakfast entertainment. 22— Seniors ' exams begin—graduation worries begin. 23— Please synchronize your watches. It is now 8:45 a.m. 24— Senior Awards assembly is cut short—school is dismissed at 3:50. 29— JMB baseball team wins city championship second time around. 30— Last day of the Class of ' 67 ' s high school career. 31— Lucky Seniors spend half a day learning to sit and stand together. JUNE 1—Graduation and Dance end Seniors ' days at JMB. 119 First Row: John Rohr, Blair Crockett, Cam Jackson, Glenn Benedict, Gene Walsh, Pete Richardson, C. J. Travers, Richard Ward, Ben Cox, Bruce Hall, Steve Bohannon; Second Row: Randy Dyer, Gary Chatham, Don Williams, Tom Schwartz, Ronnie Vitello, Jack Belle¬ ville, Tom McGuirk, Pat Boccia, Andy Mitchell, Ronnie Becket, Norm Holland, Hunter Smith, Eddie Gordy; Third Row: Cooper Townsend, Coach Briscoe. Bob Abel, Lonnie Russell, Kerry Betts, Tom Landry, Bill Cerniglia, Frank Hill, Chip Holloway, Jim Dubsky, Bill Tim¬ mons, Tom Williams, Jeff Polk, Coach Bailey, Coach Yobst. The 1966 varsity football season proved to be tough as well as exciting, as the Big Red ended the season with an even record of 4-4-2. Memorable games during the season included the victory over Elkton, the romp over North Dorchester, the heart¬ breaking loss to George¬ town, and, most exciting of all, the tie with WiHi on Thanksgiving Day. Statistics showed that the Clippers outscored their op¬ ponents 182-130. With com¬ petent quarterbacking, speed in the backfield, good block¬ ing, and fine coaching, the Clippers ended the season with an admirable record. COACHES—CAPTAINS—MANAGERS: Coach Bailey, Bill Cerniglia, Pat Boccia, Coach Yobst, Ed¬ die Gordy, Cooper Townsend, Hunter Smith. Varsity Football 122 s- ' afcV First Row: Tom McGuirk, Frank Hill, Cooper Townsend, Tom Williams, Brad Jarman, Ronnie Becket; Second Row: Hunter Smith, Jeff Polk, Randy Dyer, Ronnie Vitello, Pat Boccia, Bill Cerniglia, Bob Abel. Ret iring Seniors Scoreboard Bennett 24 6 Bowie Bennett 12 12 Havre de Grace Bennett 39 0 North Caroline Bennett 19 14 Elkton Bennett 0 7 Edgewood Bennett 49 0 North Dorcester Bennett 6 35 Cambridge Bennett 0 20 Easton Bennett 20 23 Georgetown Bennett 12 12 Wicomico Seated Left to right: Henry Scott, Eddie Jones, Perry Peregoy, Duffy McKenzie, Rhet Fryhe, Steve Dixon, Mark Jones, David Mitchell, Lewis Brinson, Steve Goldberg, Mike Bryan, Bill Dubsky, Richard Dubsky, Larry KHbourne, Keith Dashiell; Standing Left to right: Coach Evans, Coach Moore, John Rohr, Rusty Winchester, Jeff Algatt, John Fields, Robert Odum, Blake McCune, Ted Vanorio, Bob Mayne, Ward Jarman, Don Corbin, Gene Adkins, Gary Chandler, John Robins, Don Smith, Kenny Butler, Kenny Lloyd, Bill Gossard, Frank Fields, Steve Townsend, Eddie Gordy, Coach Briscoe. The Bennett Jayvees came out on top again this year, ending the season with a decisive record of 5-1-1. It was surely a team effort all the way as the young clippers defeated all but one of their opponents. Greenwood, a varsity team. The season ' s highlights included the precise quarterbacking of Jeff Algatt, and the determined running of John Fields and George Adkins. Although some players will move up into Varsity competition, the remainder of the squad should enjoy continued success next year. Scoreboard JMB 14 7 JMB 7 0 JMB 20 0 JMB 6 19 JMB 7 0 JMB 18 6 JMB 13 13 WiHi Col. Richardson Caesar Rodney Greenwood Bridgeville Cambridge WiHi Junior Varsity Football JVs and Varsity join forces. First Row: Gary Little, Bob Bisker, Curt Gilmore, Bob Taylor, Bill Morgan, Spencer Tracy, John Hanson, Jimmy Chatham, Dale Pusey, Bunky Nelson; Second Row: Coach Little, Bruce Robertson, Mike Avery, M ike Smith, Gregg Henry, Norris Matthews, Bill Bryan, Dickie Swift, Bryan Mears, Pat Massa, Jeff Turner, Russ Dashiell. Soccer The Bennett Soccer team compiled a champion¬ ship record of 7-3-1 under Coach James Little. The team brought another trophy to the school by defeating WiHi for the Wicomico County Cham¬ pionship and by defeating both Snow Hill and Deal Island for the District 5 Championship. The long kicking of Bryan Mears and Pat Massa, the ac¬ curate kicking of John Hanson and Dale Pusey, and the rugged kicking of Mack Pusey greatly contributed to the success of the team. Bennett Scoreboard 2 3 Mardela Bennett 4 0 Milford Bennett 2 0 Pittsville Bennett 2 2 Wicomico Bennett 0 1 Washington Bennett 4 0 Pittsville Bennett 2 1 Mardela Bennett 1 3 Washington Bennett 3 1 Wicomico Bennett 3 0 Snow Hill Bennett 3 2 Deal Island First Row: Coach Briscoe, Steve Strott, Larry Kilbourne, Dennis Hebert, Rusty Winchester, Jim Perdue, Wayne Gibson, Coach Hewitt- Second Row: Vernon Cox, Willie Brown, Tom Reinke, Ray Hebert, Jim Dubsky, Bill Timmons; Third Row: Keith Henderson, Dave Skidmore, Jeff Algatt, Don Williams. Wrestling Scoreboard Bennett 24 26 Wicomico Bennett 13 37 Caesar Rodney Bennett 35 15 Millsboro Bennett 35 17 Easton Bennett 19 26 Delmar Bennett 19 22 Harrington Bennett 22 22 Millsboro Bennett 24 28 Wicomico Although this year was a disappointing one for the Varsity Wrestling Team, the scores prove the boys were no easy match. Leaving the squad are three seniors, but fourteen promising varsity wrestlers will be returning to the mats next fall looking for a better season. 127 Left to Right: Max Cottman, Lonnie Russell, Rusty Evans, Coach Kiley, Steve Bloodsworth, Don Cottman, Mike Linkins; Not Shown: Roger Dillow, Terry Sullivan, Tom Guy, Les Chandler, C. J. Travers, Cliff Morris, Bob Hurley, Howard Robinson. Varsity Basketball This season was an up and down one for the Clippers, who compiled a record of 11-9. High scorer for the team was Max Cottman with 247 points, followed by Roger Dillow with 224, Rusty Evans, 212, and Tom Guy 209. The high¬ light of the season was the upset over WiHi, 74-66, enabling the Clippers to meet the crosstown rivals in a district cham¬ pionship at the Civic Center. Scoreboard Bennett 22 51 Washington Bennett 71 44 Crisfield Bennett 96 70 Mardela Bennett 47 69 Cambridge Bennett 61 71 Snow Hill Bennett 35 45 North Caroline Bennett 83 77 Stephen Decatur Bennett 70 44 Snow Hill Bennett 67 86 Easton Bennett 54 66 Wicomico Bennett 56 73 Cambridge Bennett 91 40 Mardela Bennett 59 57 Washington Bennett 71 76 Easton Bennett 74 66 Wicomico Bennett 74 68 Crisfield Bennett 53 65 North Caroline Bennett 80 45 North Dorchester Bennett 79 71 Stephen Decatur Bennett 53 92 Wicomico 128 Dillow gets another rebound. Clippers raise the score! J.V. Basketball The Jayvee Basketball team completed a successful season with a record of 11-6. The team proved hot and cold during the season, winning its first six games in a row and then dropping the next six. However, this was good experience for them, as some will comprise next year ' s varsity squad. The team was aided by consistent ball handling and shooting by Warren White and the aggressiveness of Norm Holland. Scoreboard JMB 67 54 Washington JMB 46 35 Mardela JMB 82 66 Cambridge JMB 98 19 Mardela JMB 50 32 North Caroline JMB 44 54 Stephen Decater JMB 35 48 Easton JMB 35 74 Wicomico JMB 53 58 Washington JMB 59 87 Wicomico JMB 72 47 Crisfield JMB 54 52 North Caroline JMB 63 59 Stephen Decater JMB 63 57 Pittsville (varsity) Left to Right: Coach Brannock, Jimmy Hitch, Warren White, Ben Cox, Gary Chandler, Norm Holland, Bill Holland, Lewis Brinson, Freddy Elliott, Jerry Cooper, Don Corbin, Gary Pollitt. T1 I I wM m r m—i 11 1 Kneeling: Brad Jarman, C. J. Travers; Standing: Left to Right: Norris Matthews, Steve Dixon, Mike Smith, Tom Guy, David Meenan, Dennis Hebert, Coach Brannock, Not Shown Jerry Cooper. Tennis Jarman awaits a shot. Bennett netters had another winning season this year with a record of 6-2. Although the record was marred by two losses to WiHi, the team did not drop one point to its other opponents. Victims in¬ cluded Caesar Rodney, Cambridge, Easton, and the Towson State College Jayvees. A notable achievement was C. J. Travers ' unde¬ feated record, including two singles victories over WiHi. With a promising jayvee squad at Bennett Junior High, and seven remaining varsity players, the team should continue its winning ways in the years to come. Scoreboard Bennett 5 0 Caesar Rodney Bennett 9 0 Towson State Bennett 9 0 Cambridge Bennett 9 0 Caesar Rodney Bennett 2 7 WiHi Bennett 9 0 Easton Bennett 2 7 WiHi Bennett 9 0 Cambridge 131 Seated Left to right: Cam Jackson, Larry Kilbourne, Rodney Holloway, Don Corbin, Vincent Gale, Sammy Deal, John Fields; Kneeling Left to right: Henry Scott, Charlie Parker, Rudolph Mitchell, Norman Morris, Vernon Cox, Sam Carey, George Adkins, Max Cottman, Alton White, Willie Brown, Mike Hill, Alvin Harmon; Standing Left to right: Coach Yobst, Kerry Betts, Freddie Spurlock, Bob Hurley, Andy Mitchell, Jeff Polk, Don Cottman, Lonnie Russell, Bill Cerniglia, Gary Marshall, Cliff Wilce, Sam Beardsley, Pat Boccia, Pat Massa, Coach Bailey. The track and field team ended their eight dual meets with a record of 6-2. Victims of the team in¬ cluded Cambridge, Easton, Washington, Mardela, Stephen Decater, and highly-rated Garnett High. The team did exceptionally well at the district meet, collecting 8 firsts, 1 second, 3 thirds, and 4 fourths. Surely the most outstanding member of the team was Jeff Polk, who tallied 931 2 points, setting the Class A state record for the 220 at 21.3 seconds, and tying the state record for the 100 at 9.7 seconds. Other school record holders include Lonnie Russell, Max and Don Cottman, and Kerry Betts. Cerniglia pours it on. Track Up and over 132 Clippers On The Move Polk gets good distance. Polk wins 100 again. Betts sets school record. Cottman moves out in front. Landry heads for second. Mark beats out a hit. Team Wins City Championship Dayton hit home plate! Another run for Bennett. 135 c h e e r I e a d e r s JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Bottom Row: Marian Thompson, Gail Luffman, Ellen Fisher, Kathy Hause, Karen Horseman; Top Row: Jackie McMillin, Robbie Parsons, Clary Moore, Patti Bloodsworth. Promoting School Spirit GO VARSITY SQUAD Diane Dickerson, Nancy Hess, Kathy Newcomb, Terry Hitchens, Robin Powell, Colleen Mobray, Nancy Phillips, Ginny Hanna, Susan Mann. 137 Hockey Team Builds For The Future Watching the battle. Bennett 1 2 North Dorchester Bennett 0 5 Mardela Bennett 0 0 Pittsville Bennett 3 0 WiHi Bennett 0 1 Pittsville Bennett 0 1 Mardela Bennett 0 1 North Dorchester Bennett 0 5 Laurel Bennett 0 0 WiHi Sue guards the goal. Moving the ball down the field. First Row: Brenda Williams, Linda Francis, Sue Townsend, Chris Wright, Brenda Townsend, Debbie Lane, Sandy Lemmerman; Second Row: Mary Meyer, Bonnie White, Beverly Bloodsworth, Charlotte Malone, Dee Dee Kelley, Joanne Chatham, Donna Day, Virginia Smith, Paula Feig, Valerie Larmore; Third Row: Julie Turner, Jackie Moore, Glenda Tawes, Rita Elliott, Barbie Givarz, Jeanne Cooper, Pat Chronister. 138 First Row: Jeanne Cooper, Karen Klegar, Julie Turner, Patty Bloodsworth, Sydney Lansman, Brenda Williams; Second Row: Beverly Bloodsworth, Chris Briddell, Kathy Newcomb, Mrs. Bozarth, Joyce Kamanitz, Rita Elliott, Jeanne Hall, Dina Litow; Not Shown: Renee Elliott, Tyeace Waters, Brenda Townsend, Joan Elliott. Girls Top Cross-Town Rivals JMB 23 30 Mardela JMB 22 38 Cambridge JMB 43 80 Cambridge JMB 21 9 Mardela JMB 28 42 Snow Hill JMB 33 42 Laurel JMB 33 28 Laurel JMB 50 23 Wicomico JMB 45 47 Snow Hill JMB 32 23 Crisfield JMB 36 17 Wicomico JMB 39 18 Crisfield 139 First Row: Patsy Donalds, Diane Smith, Sharon Malone, Linda Francis, Shirley Waters, Virginia Smith, Dena Litow, Cam McLaughlin, Glenda Tawes; Second Row: Mags Morris, Mrs. Bozarth, Brenda Townsend, Linda Bounds, Rita Elliott, Kathy Hause, Brenda Simms Joyce Kamanitz, Linda Dykes, Becky McKee, Julie Turner. Girls Close Season Successfully Bennett 9 8 WiHi Bennett 15 8 Laurel 140 Student Council Binds Clubs STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Cindy Poso, John Andrews, Mr. Clinton, Pat Massa, Susan Mann—Vice President of Lower Pat Pruitt. Shore Seated: Mr. John Clinton, Pat Massa, Johnny Andrews, Cindy Poso, Pat.Pruitt; Middle Rows Left to Right: Brad Jarman, Jeff Turner, Cam McLaughlin, Nance Cambardella, Lex Lowe, Hunter Smith, Patti Bloodsworth, Sydney Lansman, Debbie Lowe, Hope Stewart, Sharon Lowe, Susan Potter, Joyce Kamanitz, Donna Day, Nancy Hess, Marilyn Newcomb, Mary Strudwick, Kathy Newcomb, Donna Aydelotte, Barbara Givarz, Heidi Peregoy, Sue Townsend, Patti Lemmerman, Ellen Fisher, Linda McBriety, Christy Matthews, Susan Mann, Liz Valliant, Colleen Mobray, Terry Hitchens, Ginny Hanna, Becky McKee, Joan Banks, Sharon Cannon, Donna Kamanitz, Brenda Simms, Kathy Hart, Nancy Feaster, Judy Clark, Linda Downing; Top Row: Clem Gaskill, Mike Masarsky, Steve Bloodsworth, Norm Holland, Ward Jarman, Frank Fields, Mike Bryan, Russ Dashiell, Pat Boccia, Bill Cerniglia, Rusty Winchester, Bill Dayton, Ken Cooper, Mat Tilghman 142 First Row: Terry Hitchens, Kathy Newcomb, Lex Lowe, Ginny Hanna, Susan Mann, Linda Downing, Kathy Hart, Sharon Cannon, Nancy Feaster, Hope Stewart; Second Row ; Judy Clark, Donna Day, Nancy Hess, Ellen Fisher, Liz Valliant, Donna Aydelotte, Becky McKee, Lynn Newcomb, Mary Strudwick, Sue Townsend, Patty Bloodsworth; Third Row: Johnny Andrews, Pat Boccia, Bill Cerniglia, Mat Tilgh- man, Bill Dayton, Jeff Turner, Brad Jarman, Hunter Smith, Russ Dashiell. . . . Through Interclub Council Can I come back next year? CHAPLAINS: Debbie Lowe and Mike Masarsky PARLIAMENTARIAN: Robin Powell 143 Seated: Willie Waters, Gregg Henry, Hunter Smith, Billy Holland, Shelly Dawson, Jeff Turner, Russ Dashiell, Bill Dayton; Standing: Mark Jones, Bill Gossard, Norris Matthews, Mike Avery, Clem Gaskill, Keith Bounds, Ken Cooper, Gary Herb, Mat Tilghman, Jeff Algatt, Hugh Livingston, Bob Hurley, Harold Powell, Jim Distler, Steve Bloodsworth, Frank Hill, Glenn Benedict, John Andrews, Brad Jarman, Dave Lank, Mr. Cannon; Top Row: Tom McGuirk, Pat Massa, Norm Holland, Tom Guy, George Benedict. Service — The Key To Good Citizenship Key Club attends Asbury Church Any old business? 144 First Row: Cheryl Lowe, Barbara McQuown, Sharon Bozman, Gail Luffman, Barbie Varley; Second Row: AAary Beth Sullivan, Heidi Peregoy, Ann Briddell, Susan Potter, Cecil Cordrey, Robbie Parsons; Third Row: Becky McKee, Debbie Lowe, Judy Walters, Donna Day, Terry Howard, Joanne Chatham, Sandy Lemmerman, Nancy Bailey; Fourth Row: Kathy Hause, Marie Miles, Paula Feig, Karen Klegar, Clay Moore, Sydney Lansman, Sally McClelland, Lynn Beach Liz Valliant. . . . Leadership And Responsibility ADVISOR: Mrs. Greer First Row: Charlene Hayman, Karen Fowler, Hope Stewart, Brenda Simms, Mary Meyers; Second Row: Lois Coverdale, Glenda Tawes, Jackie McMillan, Chris Wright, Kathy Fincher, Elizabeth Hopkins, Diane Downing; Third Row: Delphine Pich, Beth Fisher, Linda Dykes, Marian Thompson, Sherry Patton, Patty Bloodsworth, Jane Malone, Linda Downing; Fourth Row: Gloria Pilchard, Leslie Carson, Mags Morris, Nance Cambardella, Julie Turner, Sally Jackson, Jane Beardsley, Patty Wright. 145 National Honor Society First Row: Mrs. Howard, Ken Cooper, Lex Lowe, Joyce Kamanitz, Anne Heath; Second Row: Kathy Hart, Martha Amereihn, Terry Hitchens, Sally Dreyer, Cheryl Dowds; Third Row: Bill Dayton, Donna Dennis, Leslie Hastings, Carolyn White, Nancy Feaster. First Row: Linda Hastings, Susan Fogel, Heidi Peregoy, Sue Hayes, Joan Howard, Glenda Chatham, Marian Thompson, Donna Kamanitz; Second Row: Karen Horse¬ man, Delphine Pich, Barrie Parsons, Shelley Burns, Judy Timmons, Debbie Goslee, Patty Lemmerman, Nancy Hess, Mrs. Howard; Third Row: Willie Waters, Russ Dashiell, Roger Dillow, Alan Lansman, Clem Gaskill, Jimmy Perdue, Eddie Senkbeil, Steve Hudson. New Members Pain is not having another cookie! 146 Library Club Seated: Mrs. Curtiss, Cam LcLaughlin, Mary Meyer, Kathy Hause, Margaret Morris; Standing: Sharon Brumbley, Judy Hedinger, Diane Couch Brenda Townsend, Francis Gardner, Jane Beardsley, Brenda Williams, Sally Owens, Dina Litow, Barbara McQuown, Sharon Lowe, Carol Graham, Cheryl Lowe, Sydney Lansman, Dee Dee Kelley, Cindy Parrott, Karen Klegar, Paula Feig, Brenda Hitch, Robert Givarz, David Studley, Jackie Moore, Joya Cropper, Gloria Roxbury, Robert Williams, Joanne Hearne, Joanne Chatham, Steve Brasure, Donna Day, Juanita Richardson, Sandi Lemmerman, Sara Beauchamp, Don Doyle, Sharon Cannon, Dot Brandau, Gary Chatham, Clary Moore, Susan Fogel, Keith Fleming, Mary Walsh. 147 BAND Front Row: Donna Kamanitz, Tish Pruitt, Sallie Jackson, Katherine Waters, George Duyer, Mark Koppleman; Second Row: Dena Litow, Jane Beardsley, Kathy Hart, Billy Holland, Steve Miller, David Nutter, David Lank, Martha Hosier, Trudy Sheridan; Third Row: Carolyn Willey, Dwight Larmore, Richard Swift, Johnny Robins, David Andrews, Rusty Winchester, Robin Willey, Jerry Cooper, Joan Fields, Chris Wright, Alton Wright, Sammy Deal, Eunice Elsey, Don Bradley; Fourth Row: Eugene Brown, Dickie Powell, Wayne Gibson, Kirke Messick, Willie Waters, Tom Guy, Harold Powell, Shellie Dawson; Fifth Row: Mr. Smith, Carl Russell, Phil Adkins, Bob McIntyre, Don Burke, Ted Nichols. Band Receives Superior Rating MAJORETTES Joan Sharpe, Debbie .Miller, Drum Major: Bill Holland, Susan Crockett, Janet Dashield, Head Majorette: Debbie Midgette 148 District Festival DANCE BAND First Row: John Robins, Mark Koppleman, Carolyn Willey, George Duyer; Second Row: Robin Willey, Jerry Cooper, Willie Waters, Harold Powell, Tom Guy, Greg Wallace; Standing: Mr. Smith, Ted Nichols, Don Burke, Karl Russell. 149 R |!T- J °M n H ° W r d ' , Ter 7 Ba e ' Kay Sum P ,er ' Jud V Kauffman, Nancy Hess, Sue Hayes, Kafhy Fincher, Marie Miles, Barbara John- Nancv BaiTev n ' M a L r ?“ ' w?? r ' n ‘! Che ' Taylor; Second Row: Lois Coverdale, Debbie Church, Sally McClelland, Roxb rV rhL Row M� rn r ' e M h e ' C Lyn C ? U ' ,er ' Heidi Pere 9 oy - Mary Jo Dixon, Judy Powell, Carolyn Fields, Gloria Parsons, Paulette Fountain, Nance Cambardella, Joanne Chatham, Shirley Elsey, Coretha Weitzel Debbie Schisler gvm « Br l dde l ' Lex L ° we ' Lynn Newcomb; Fourth Row: Miss Vincent, Shelley Burns, Donna Dennis, Brenda Norm Lnand ctru H� ;k G P t L M ffman V? r ° c- En L ' | S | ' ? ' a e ownin 9 ' Barbi Varley ' Ell « Ward, Liz Williams, Liz Valliant; Fifth Row: Manner d ' ° V H b ' P MaSSa ' C,em Gaskl11 ' James Eure . Ben Cox, Ken Johnson, Bob Williams, Jim Skelton, Louis Brinson, Mike Choir Presents Programs First Row: Shelley Burns, Sue Hayes, Joan Howard, Marie Miles, Heidi Peregoy, Cheryl Taylor; Second Row: Liz Williams, Barry Parsons Lex Lowe, Judy Clark, Nancy Hess, Lynn Newcomb; Third Row: Miss Vincent, Donna Day, Robert Williams, Liz Valliant; Fourth Row: Gary Herb, Pat Massa, Norm Holland. 151 Photography Advisor Mrs. Earleen Streib Co-editors Nancy Feaster Sally Dreyer Business Managers Joyce Kamanitz Russ Dashiell Copy Editors Ann Heath Billy Dayton Features Editor Cheryl Dowds Organizations Editor Linda Downing Activities Editor Sharon Cannon Layout Editor Susan Mann Sports Editors Mary Strudwick Kathy Hart David Meenan Class Editors Liz Valliant Jean Hitch Sallie Jackson Karen Kleger Judy Clark Ph otography Editor Patty Lemmerman Photographer David Lank Co-Editors, Advisor Sports Servior Editors 152 Organizations Voyager ’67 Business Managers Activities and Features Layout Copy Sports Sophomore Editors ,•� Junior Editor Business Manager Page Four Editor Sports Editors Advisor Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Page One Editor Page Two Editor Sports Editors Page Four Editor Photographer Reporters Mrs. Elizabeth Connor Kenny Cooper Lex Lowe Jeff Turner Lex Lowe Alan Lansman Joan McMenamin Brad Jarman Bob Nock David Lank Pat Pruitt Roger Dillow Varsity Club Promotes All Sports Night Top to bottom: Coach Yobst, Bill Cerniglia, Pat Massa, Bill Timmons, Norm Holland, Larry Kilbourne, Mike Smith, Norris Matthews, Andy Mitchell, Pete Richardson, Mike Hill, Hunter Smith, Pat Boccia, Tom Landry, Frank Hill, Steve Bloodsworth, Steve Bohannan, Jack Belleville, C. J. Travers, Dennis Hebert, Cam Jackson. 156 High School Challenge ADVISOR: Mrs. Smullen; TEAM: Russell Dashiell, Joyce Kamanitz, Kenneth Cooper, Cheryl Dowds; ALTERNATE: Leslie Hastings First Row: Janet Pilchard, Kathy Dunbar, Saylon Harmon, Miss Hutson; Second Row: Martha Hosier, Joy Matthews, Ann Bridell, Barbara McQuown, Kay Hearn; Third Row: Joan Banks, Christy Matthews, Barbie Givarz, Mary Strudwick . . . Follow Individual Interests Art Club Members . . . Artist at work. Le Club De Fran?ais Seated: Helen Lee, Carol Graham, Julie Turner, Fara Giganti, Heidi Peregoy, Cheryl Dowds, Susan Crockett, Lois Coverdale, Lynn Coulter; Standing: Mrs. Wertz, Emma Shivers, Joan Fields, Terry Hitchens, Lex Lowe, Lynn Newcomb, Nancy Feaster, Mrs. Swartz. Human Relations Promotes Brotherhood Seated: Donna Day, Terry Howard, Dana Glushakow, Barbara McQuown, Mary Beth Sullivan, Kathy Hart, Donna Kamanitz, Wanda Polk, Elaine Dale, Lydia Habliston; Standing: Mr. Evans, Judy Clark, Linda Dykes, Karen Fowler, Valerie Petrillo, Gary Stanford, John Andrews, Pat Massa, Betty Price, Carolyn Fields, Terry Hill, Cam McLaughlin, Marie Mills, Mrs. Macon. 158 FUTURE SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA First Row: Brenda Nottingham, Dena Litow, Harold Powell, Kathy Hart, Heidi Peregoy; Second Row: Martha Hosier, Robin Willey, Carolyn Willey, David Scheuer, Leslie Hastings, Gary Brent, Mrs. Carrigan. Preparing For A Technological Career FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA First Row: Susan Fogel, Hazel Gelnett, Helen Lee, Sharon Brumley, Pat Pruitt, Linda Hitch, Fara Giganti, Donna Dennis, Judy Kaufman, Joan Fields; Second Row: Pat Widdowson, Linda Powell, Nance Cambardella, Sara Bloxom, Debbie Miller, Debbie Goslee, Patsy Donalds, Henrietta Donalds, Jean Hall, Dana Glushakow, June Bussels, Brenda Dutton, Miss Nobel. 159 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Seated: Shelley Burns, Joan Howard, Sue Hayes, Mags Morris; Standing: Mrs. Prillaman, Glenda Chat¬ ham, Dena Litow, Chris Briddell, Robert Wiliams, Shirley Elzey, Paul Crawford, Valerie Petrillo, Cindy Parrott, Harry Brock, Mary Meyer, Gary Chatham, Lynn Coulter, Kathy Hause, Anne Heath. Students Explore The Future FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Left to Right: Linda Dykes, Sally Bounds, Robbie Parsons, Donna Day, Clary Moore, Sandi Lemmerman, Karen Kleger, Sydney Lansman, Linda Hastings, Debbie Lowe, Barbara McQuown, Joann Chatham, Becky McKee, Charlene Hayman, Anne Briddell, Leslie Hastings, Debbie Melson, Betty Wessels, Cathy White, Susan Fogel, Janie Malone, Fara Giganti, Cynthia Poso, Brenda Nottingham, Charlotte Malone, Terry Perry, Kay Hearne, Peggy Elzey, Jackie Moore, Paula Feig, Susan Potter, Kathy Fincher, Mary Miles, Marie Miles, Janice Cullen, Judy Walters, Lex Lowe, Emma Lou Shivers, Mrs. Korrell, Debbie Fritz, Debbie Clark, Mrs. Newcomb. 160 FBLA Seated: June Bussells, Carolyn White, Janet Dykes, Linda Figgs; Standing: Jean Hitch, Kaye Hearn, Mar¬ garet Webster, Cindy Poso, Gloria Roxbury, Francine Lagrand, Wanda Polk, Ceci Fountain, Terry Ferrington, Brenda Dorman, Janice Davis, Jennifer Jones, James Uri, Jackie Moore, Sharon Coulborne, Janet Chatham, Lucile Dale, Mr. Farley, Judy Timmons, Maureen Brown, Gary Stanford. In Various Fields DECA Seated: Sharon Harmon, Carol Ennis, Marietta White, Connie Bounds, Brenda Bounds; Second Row; Connie Jackson, Kathy Thomas, Linda Waller, Mary Walsh, Faye Hurt, Joyce Meadows, Tamara Toadvine; Third Row: Bethena Gale, Ronnie Tilghman, Sara Beauchamp, Phyllis Workman, Susan Brittingham, David Tarr, Margo Gibbons, George Glenn, Mr. Kiley. 161 W AIN Vjcrv roa Moat nm� u. A 749-9181 Nohonoi Fiooncc Company Seeking A Cashier For Appointment Call 742-014S 2ND JOINER COLLAR BANDER M amerft ixrtiui w .: HUi 1 WANT XSi APTLY SALISBURY SHIRT CO m potla� hju Arm SALESLADY nru, tint i r r Hf i nii o Waan« •« —a � -- � if - k roiriwY r Girls —V Tempi 2 WAITRESSES Amv w muon ENGLISH GRILL 2 ADVERTISEMENTS Congratulations to the Class of ' 67 Best Wishes in the coming years ahead from JAMES H. CALDWELL Insurance Agency SALISBURY, MARYLAND CAVANAUGH MOTORS Burger Chef, Inc. BILL DYKES DICK DYKES Compliments of DYKES BROS. DAIRY MARKET 811 West Rd.—Salisbury, Md. OPEN 7—11 7 DAYS Clairmont Shopping Center South Salisbury Blvd. 742-8128 MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY ALBIN A. HAYMAN, Ph. G. Prompt Free Delivery 742-5138 OPEN SUNDAYS—NO PARKING PROBLEMS S. Salisbury Blvd. Pine Bluff Rd. 164 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICE—BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS STATI FARM INSURANCK MARVIN R. LONG Local Agent Best Wishes LARMAR CORPORATION Builders and Developers Off. Phone: 742-3271 106 Circle Avenue Res. Phone: 742-1385 Salisbury, Maryland 21801 COMPLIMENTS of SINCE 1883 HOLLOWAY COMPANY JOHNNY ' S SAMMY’S FUNERAL HOME RESTAURANT AIR CONDITIONED CHAPEL SNOW HILL ROAD SALISBURY, MARYLAND Best Wishes CPhoto 8y JBanA to the Class of ' 67 DAVID J. LANK PHOTOGRAPHER EUNICE ' S BEAUTY SALON JOHNSON RD. 749-6008 SALISBURY, MD. Compliments Congratulations of to the BEST WESTERN SENIOR CLASS STATESMAN MOTEL GEORGE M. DALLAS Rte. 13-N. Salisbury INSURANCE AGENCY 166 Compliments of THE HUT Robert Withey—Interiors Decorating Consultant—Antiques Elizabeth St. Alt. 13 Delmar, Maryland 749-6658 BOWLING SHORE LANES 742-4000 Open All Year AIR CONDITIONED Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1967 South Division Street BEER MARKET Compliments of S. DENMEAD KOLB and GEORGE G. STROTT BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 67 WALLTIQUES Distinctive Wall Arrangements ANTIQUES ' N THINGS Old Delmar Road (at the Greenway Inn) Delmar, Md. COMPLIMENTS OF GEO. L. RALPH, INC. CHEVRON HEATING OIL DISTRIBUTORS 24 HOUR SERVICE 749-7121 315 LAKE STREET SALISBURY, MARYLAND ZENITH MAYTAG R.C.A. TAPPAN BILL ROBERTSON SHORE APPLIANCES, INC. 313 East Main St. Phone PI 9-5191 Salisbury, Maryland 167 THE BENNETT DRUG COMPANY CHARLES W. BENNETT, JR. 718 East Main Street n a ed q-Uw ” r ©! ASSOCIATE S Tffos Jfomes Jfaue J o owers ! Read the SALISBURY ADVERTISER COMPLIMENTS OF BOB BARNES CONGRATULATIONS To the Sweetest Girls The Swellest Guys Enjoy the Finest Soft, Fresh, Delicious Wherever FINE FOODS are sold! 168 Congratulations to the Voyager CLASS OF 1967 Best Wishes For Your Years Ahead AVERY W. HALL Insurance Agency, Inc. JAMES M. BENNETT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL HANCOCK AND WILLIAMS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MARYLAND 917 W. Isabella Street SALISBURY, MARYLAND Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD 800 South Salisbury Blvd. MAKE WARDS ' YOUR FAMILY ' S ONE-STOP SHOPPING STORE CONGRATULATIONS—ALL BEST WISHES TO Best Wishes CLASS OF 1966 to the THE PEOPLE OF POCAHONTAS CLASS OF ' 67 POCAHONTAS, INC. 404 MILL STREET SALISBURY, MARYLAND from SEAFORD, DELAWARE OCEAN CITY—BERLIN LARRY J. CAUSEY SONS Serving the Eastern Shore with ready-mixed concrete, aggregates, building materials, coal, and fuel oils. 1309 South Division Street Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Phone 749-7775 Bill Dryden ' s the CAMERA CENTER 414 So. Division St. at Vine SALISBURY, MARYLAND 21801 ALEXANDER ' S MUSIC SHOP OCEAN CITY ROAD MOSS HILL LA. Magna vox Stereo TV Conn Organs Band Instruments Baldwin Pianos Complete School Band Service 170 ACE SHOE SERVICE 233 West Main Street SALISBURY, MARYLAND PI 2-2511 COMPLIMENTS OF BENEDICT THE FLORIST THE HOLIDAY INN THE NATION ' S INNKEEPER THE BEST IN FLOWERS SINCE 1881 ROUTE 13 SALISBURY SALISBURY. MD. PI 2-2266 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 67 R. RUSSELL HITCH Insurance 636 S. Salisbury Blvd. SALISBURY. MARYLAND From the OASIS RESTAURANT Located at the Ames Shopping Center SPECIALIZING IN Shishkebab and Broiled Steak SALUTATIONS! FELICITATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 67 SYMINGTON Wayne SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT 171 FmsT Shore Federal MacMILLAN BROTHERS COMPANY Snow Hill Road Salisbury, Maryland 21801 P. O. Box 335 Phone 742-4810 Wholesale Distributors of Specialized Equipment AIR COOLED WATER COOLED ENGINES. GASOLINE, DIESEL. L-P • CHAIN SAWS LAWN GARDEN EQUIPMENT • HARDWARE • INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES • MARINE SUPPLIES SOUTH DIVISION STREET AT CAMDEN SALISBURY, MD 742-31 19 CHARLES BROWN GLASS COMPANY 916 COOPER STREET 749-3316 GOOD FOOD tUf AYER ' S DINER COM PANT LUMBER MILLWORK ESTABLISHED 1093 Everything Needed for Building OLIPHANT CHEVROLET SALES, INC. PI 9-6144 833 S. Salisbury Blvd. SALISBURY, MARYLAND SALISBURY, MARYLAND 172 Compliments of R. D. GRIER AND SONS, COMPANY SALISBURY, MARYLAND Compliments of STANDARD ELECTRONICS SUPPLY CO. Salisbury, Maryland Congratulations to the Class of ' 67 Compliments of the BLUE LANTERN LOUNGE BATA SHOES Compliments of 108 W. Main Street Salisbury Phone 742-2829 MAIL ORDERS PROMPLY FILLED SKIP ' S ATLANTIC SERVICE East Main St.—Poplar Hill Sales For The Entire Family SALISBURY, MD. 742-4222 173 dD hp xV ' PONTIAC BUICK POWELL MOTOR COMPANY INCORPORATED SALISBU RY BLVD. TELEPHON E Pioneer 2-1106 SALISBURY, MARYLAND Best Wishes for Your Future ELMER F. RUARK AGENCY Compliments of MARYLAND NATIONAL Best Wishes Best Wishes to the Class of ' 67 from a UNION TRUST CO. FRIEND OF MARYLAND Salisbury, Maryland Congrafulations to the COMPLIMENTS CLASS OF ’67 of the WHITE AND LEONARD, INC. OAKS DRIVE IN DIVISION OF LUCAS BROS., INC. 174 Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS GEORGE M. DALLAS INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLIMENTS OF CITIZEN ' S GAS Serving Natural Gas To the Class of 1967 GOOD LUCK BOB HAMILL ' S BARBER SHOP Compliments of the HAWTHORNE HOUSE Lamp and Shade Center Dual Rt. 13 Salisbury, Md. THE EDDIE LEONARD SPORTING GOODS CO. 1405 Forest Dr. Annapolis, Md. 268-3308 BOB DODSON—Representative COMPLIMENTS of QUILLIN-VALLIANT, INC. Compliments of General CATV L. W. GUNBY COMPANY HARDWARE—PAINT—PLUMBING SUPPLIES SALISBURY, MARYLAND BEST WISHES to All Our Graduates WALLACE C. PARKER Compliments - f THURSTON ' S STUDIOS Congratulations To The CLASS OF ' 67 From CENTRAL DRUGS Exclusive Agent For PRESCRIPTIONS HALLMARK CARDS RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES 176 g tuu Best Wishes for a .Bright Futu re Eastern Shore of Maryland Dairy Queen V. R. JOHNSON, ' District Operator SOUTH SALISBURY BOULEVARD SALISBURY, MD. PHONE 21362 Compliments of AMERICAN OIL CO. Crooked Oak Lane PIONEER 1-7404 FASHION THE MART MEN’S SHOP ' N 306 W. Main Street FLAIR SALISBURY, MARYLAND - Salon of Beauty 121 CAMDEN ST. SALISBURY, MD. investor-owned; business-managed + elmarva Power Olght Company e 177 Stephens McLaughlin Real Estate Sales Appraisals SALISBURY, MARYLAND @ Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 From JAMES M. BENNETT KEY CLUB Compliments of THE SINGER COMPANY fiSMSM, 1 OOFING KEEP FREEDOM IN YOUR FUTURE WITH U.S. SAVINGS BONDS COMPLIMENTS OF St. Francis de Sales CYO Congratulations to the Class of 1967 HOWARD SAND AND GRAVEL, INC. Best Wishes to the SENIOR CLASS CALLAWAY TYPEWRITER CO. 178 Our Most Sincere Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 113 W. MAIN ST. SALISBURY SAM SEIDEL AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE SALISBURY, MARYLAND Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF ’67 from EASTERN SHORE CLUBS SOUTH DIVISION STREET, EXT. Congratulations to the Senior Class MARTINI ' S Compliments of A FRIEND 1501 N. SALISBURY BLVD. 1015 S. DIVISION STREET R. H. POLLIARD CO. Office Phone PI 2-2133 SALISBURY. MARYLAND 179 PHONE: PIONEER 2-1861 -Q MOBILE A HOMES NEW USED MOBILE HOMES MODERN MOBILE HOME PARK ROUTE 13, NORTH SALISBURY, MARYLAND Hubert R. White Hardware Company, Inc. 208 EAST MAIN ST. SALISBURY. MARYLAND STANLEY R. HILL MAHER HYNES REALTORS a date with REALY STATE a Ray Phillips Beauty Salon 301 N. SALISBURY BLVD. 749-6171 SALISBURY STEEL PRODUCTS, INC. P. O. BOX 258 SALISBURY, MARYLAND 21801 30 1 7 4 2-6 1 01 Fakrlcatara ■ Warakaaaa BEST WISHES to the Class of 1967 from Hltke Ijals lEtb. Compliments of HOLT PAPER CO.. INC. 115 West Main Street Salisbury, Maryland 742-8440 180 Compliments of FARMERS AND PLANTERS CO. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 67 from the WAGON WHEEL WBOC AM-TV-FM Compliments of HORNER MOTOR SALES Your Chrysler, Plymouth and Honda Dealer SALISBURY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OUTTEN BROS., INC. The Largest Furniture and Appliance Store on the Shore SALISBURY POCOMOKE, MD. DOVER, DEL. 742-4408 Phone 800 736-1496 Compliments of Best Luck to the Seniors GENERAL TIRE SERVICE H J DRIVE IN 3os ten’s Products Symbolize your Accomplishments • Finest Traditions • School Spirit • Achievement • Graduation Serving the Third Generation of America ' s Finest Students with Products of Distinction Truckers Si Savings JBxmk SALISBURY • PITTSVILLE • OCEAN CITY MARYLAND Compliments of TEMPLE HILL MOTEL You are Invited to Visit Josten’s Wherever You Go: Owatonna and Red Wing, Minn.; Topeka, Kant.; Hannibal, Mo.; Telford, Pa.; Santa Barbara, Visalia and Porterville, Calif.; Shelbyville, Tenn.; Princeton, III.; Cambridge, Md. and Attleboro, Meat. 182 OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU IN THE FOOD INDUSTR Y Perdue ' s outstanding program and rapid expansion has continued to create job opportunities for aggressive, high school graduates in the office and production departments of our Company. • Good starting pay • Opportunity for advancement • Excellent benefits SERVING THE DELMARVA PENINSULA SINCE 1920 SALISBURY, MARYLAND Congratulations GEORGE-WJDY 183 Student Body: The P.T.A. wishes to extend to the Class of ' 67 wholehearted con¬ gratulations for the fine manner in which you have led the student body and represented the school in the community this past school year. I myself am confident that you will continue to represent James M. Bennett Senior High School in a worthy manner, no matter where you might go. Your class was the first at Bennett, and thus you are largely responsible for the foundation of many things. You claim the first Bennett Consti¬ tution and the first Student Council. You have set traditions, such as the Holly Ball and the Inaugural Ball. You first tested the Honor System at Bennett and found that in a good school community, it could work well. The theme of the 1967 Voyager states: This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. It is rather the end of the beginning. This is the beginning of a new life for you, be it a job, college, or the service. Use the knowledge you have gained and try to set as good an example in your life as you have in Bennett. The building blocks which you provided will be added to, and the traditions which you have set will be carried on. You actually represent a strong link in the history of James M. Bennett Senior High School and have been largely responsible for changing Little Jimmy Bennett into James M. Bennett Senior High School. President of the P.T.A. 184 PATRONS Dr. Elias Adamopoulos Robert T. Adkins, M.D. Mr. Mrs. Walter C. Anderson Mrs. Robert L. Baker Mr. Mrs. Alvin Benjamin John M. Bloxom III M.D. Dr. Wm. Bloxom Boulevard Motors Carroll E. Bounds Mr. Mrs. Robert Powell Cannon Central Electric Co. George Chames O. D. Christensen, M.D. Conley ' s Cleaners H. D. Cooper, M.D. Dennis Oil Service Del-Mar-Va Cleaners Dr. Mrs. Walter C. Dillow Mr. Mrs. W. W. Drover Mr. Mrs. Rexford H. Feaster Flowers by Nellie Mr. Mrs. C. I. Gaskell Dr. Mrs. David Gilmore Mr. Mrs. M. Glushakow Dr. Mrs. Herbert Sembly Gregory L. Stein O. H. Thompson, Jr. M.D. I. Rivers Hanson, M.D. Lucille B. Hearne George H. Henning, M.D. Thomas O. Hill, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Paul A. Hishmeh, Jr. Dr. W. L. Howard Insley Insurance Agency Mr. Mrs. Lee Johnson, Jr. Krause Taylor Barber Shop Armand J. Landry, M.D. Lawrence Volkswagen Dr. Mrs. William B. Long Dr. Mrs. Hunter Mann, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Francis L. McKee Miller Electric Co. William C. Morgan, M.D. Dr. James G. Murray Herman E. Perdue Dr. Mrs. E. A. Purnell Mr. Mrs. Jack Purnell Elizabeth Redden Mr. Mrs. Vaughn E. Richardson Mr. Mrs. Stanley G. Robinson Mr. Mrs. Louis Rodbell Towne House Motel K. H. Truitt Dr. Paul W. Vineyard Louis and Leo Vollmer Mrs. F. W. C. Webb John W. T. Webb Dr. Richard Hughes VOLUNTEER FOR 3 YEARS AND GET 4 YEARS OF COLLEGE THROUGH G.l. BILL 1966. SEE YOUR Army recruiter POST OFFICE BLDG. SALISBURY, MO. PHONE: PI 9 9263 Haima Estate, o • SALES APPRAISALS • RENTALS MORTGAGES 1118 E. MAIN STREET • SALISBURY, MARYLAND • PHONE 749-6770 186 Phone 742-7000 DELMARVA 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. EVERY DAY SPEED AND CUSTOM SHOP The FIRST and FINEST Speed Shop on the Shore GENE WHARTON—Owner, Operator PRINCETON MARKET Church Street Salisbury, Maryland 1013 S. Division Street Salisbury, Maryland PI 2-3850 GOOD LUCK SENIORS from the CLASS OF ' 69 NEED A BUS- CHARTER US Telephone SUnset 4-2102 742-5110 187 PRICE ' S CHARTER SERVICE CHANCE, MARYLAND 21816 Buy With Confidence Where Ton See The Above Symbol Displayed Salisbury places of business showing the above symbol have pledged themselves to high ethical standards. They have pledged to honor your pa¬ tronage with full understanding of your needs, and assure you fairness and value in all faur business with them. You can buy with confidence where you see the above symbol displayed in Salisbury, your happy Shopping City. 188 Compliments of ENGLISH GRILLS Salisbury Ocean City Westover Selbyville, Delaware Compliments of the COMPLIMENTS OF COACH ROOM WILLIAM G. RAYFIELD Real Estate You ' re a good group— tomorrow is counting on you— Congratulations to the will you be ready? Seniors! HARRIS J. RIGGIN HOWARD JOHNSON INSURANCE AGENCY MOTOR LODGE SINCE 1927 James C. Williams David W. Williams ?KC. CARL J. WILLIAMS SONS FINE FURNITURE Interior Decorating Contractor and Builder 918 Cooper Street P.O. Box 311 622 S. Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Md. Salisbury, Maryland Phone PI 9-5444 189 Senior Index ABBOTT, GREG: 32, 74 ABEL, ROBERT: 30, 32, 69, 74, 122, 123 ACKLEY, B. L.: 32, 69, 74 ADAMS, SHARON: 32, 74 ADKINS, RODNEY: 32, 74 AMEREIHN, MARTHA: 32, 74, 146 ANDREWS, JOHN: 32, 74, 142, 143, 144 158 ARMSTRONG, ANTHONY: 32, 74 ASHCRAFT, STEVE: 33, 74 ATWAY, FOUAD: 33, 69, 74 AVERY, MIKE: 33, 74, 126, 144 AYDELOTTE, DONNA: 33, 71, 74, 110, 142, 143 BAILEY, STEVE: 33, 74 BAKER, RICHARD: 33, 74 BANKS, NICHOLAS: 33, 74 BEACH, LYNN: 33, 74, 145 BEAUCHAMP, SARA: 34, 74, 161 BECKETT, RONALD: 34, 74, 122, 123 BISKER, BOB: 34, 72, 74, 126, 156 BOCCIA, PAT: 34, 74, 105, 106, 122, 123 142, 143, 156 BOHLER, TOM: 34, 74 BOONE, ELECTOR: 34, 74 BOUNDS, BRENDA: 23, 34, 67, 74, 161 BOUNDS, CONNIE 34, 74, 161 BOUNDS, LINDA: 35, 74, 139 BOWEN, JACKIE: 35, 74 BRITTINGHAM, SUSAN: 35, 74, 161 BROWN, LOUIS: 35, 74 BROWN, MAUREEN: 35, 74, 161 BROWN, ROBERT: 35, 74 BRYAN, DIANA: 35, 74 BURNETT, DAVID: 35, 75 BUSSELLS, JUNE: 36, 74, 159, 161 CAMPBELL, KAREN: 36, 74 CAMPER, ARNOLD: 36, 74 CANNON, SHARON: 36, 74, 104, 105 142, 143, 147, 153, 162 CAUSEY, DIANA: 36, 74 CERNIGLIA, BILL: 8, 36, 67, 66, 74, 104 106, 122, 123, 124, 142, 143, 156 CHANDLER, LESTER: 36, 74 CHATHAM, JANET: 36, 74, 161 CHRISTOPHER, EDWARD: 74 CLARK, BRUCE: 37, 65, 74 COHEN, LINDA: 37, 74 COLE, CHARLES: 37, 74 COOPER, KEN: 31, 37, 67, 74, 142, 144, 146, 155, 157 CORNISH, EVELLA: 37, 74 CORNISH, FLORETHA: 37, 74 COULBOURNE, JIM: 37, 74 COULBOURNE, SHARON: 37, 74, 161 CRAWFORD, PAUL: 37, 74, 161 CROCKETT, SUZAN: 38, 74, 148, 158 CULLEN, JANICE: 31, 38, 74, 160 DALE, IDA: 38, 75, 160 DASHIELD, JANET: 38, 74, 148 DASHIELL, FLOYD: 38, 74 DASHIELL, PAT: 38, 74 DASHIELL, RUSS: 30, 38, 74, 77, 126, 142, 143, 144, 146, 153, 157 DAYTON, BILL: 31, 39, 69, 74, 121, 135, 143, 144, 146, 153 DECOLA, KATHY: 39, 74 DENNIS, CURTIS: 39, 74 DENNIS, BARBARA: 39, 74, 77 DENNIS, DONNA: 31, 39, 74, 146, 150, 159 DICKERSON, DIANE: 73, 74, 39, 136, 137 DISTLER, JIM: 39, 74, 144 DIX, WILSON: 39, 74 DIXON, MARY: 40, 74 DIXON, MIKE: 40, 74 DONALDS, VIRGINIA: 40, 74 DOWDS, CHERYL: 40, 74, 146, 153, 157, 158 DOWNING, LINDA: 40, 67, 74, 142, 143 145, 153 DREYER, SALLY: 31, 40, 66, 67, 74, 146, 153, 162 DUNBAR, KATHLEEN: 40, 74, 157 DUTTON, BRENDA: 40, 74 DUTTON, GREG: 41, 74 DYER, RANDY: 41, 74, 122, 123 ELLIOTT, RENEE: 41, 74 ELLIOTT, RICHARD: 41, 74 ELLIOTT, RITA: 41, 74, 138, 139, 159 ELSEY, SHIRLEY: 41, 74, 150, 160 ELWOOD, PAUL: 41, 74 ENNIS, CAROL: 41, 74, 150, 161 EVANS, ELBERT: 42, 67, 74, 128, 129 FARLOW, BARBARA: 42, 74 FEASTER, NANCY: 22, 28, 42, 74, 142, 143, 146, 152, 158 FIELDS, CAROLYN: 42, 74, 150, 158 FIGGS, ALTON: 42, 74 FIGGS, LINDA: 42, 67, 74, 161 FITZGERALD, ALAN: 42, 74 FRANCIS, LINDA: 42, 74, 138, 139 FUTRELL, STEPHANYE: 43, 74 GIBBONS, MARGO: 43, 74, 161 GIBSON, JERRY: 43, 74 GIVARZ, BARBARA: 43, 74, 138, 142, 157 GIORDANO, ANTONIO: 43, 74 GLENN, GEORGE: 43, 74, 161 GRAVES, JAMES: 43, 74, 103 GREEN, BERTHA: 43, 74 GUNDERSON, JEFF: 43, 74, 140 HABLISTON, LYDIA: 30, 44, 73, 74, 158 HANDY, DORETHA: 44, 74 HANSON, JOHN: 4, 44, 74, 126 HARGIS, WELDON: 44, 74 HARMON, SAYLON: 44, 74, 157 HARMON, SHARON: 44, 74, 161 HARRISON, DAVID: 44, 74 HARRISON, GARY: 44, 74 HART, KATHY: 45, 67, 74, 69, 142, 143, 146, 148, 152, 158, 159 HASTINGS, LESLIE: 45, 67, 74, 146, 157, 159, 160 HEARN, KAYE: 45, 74, 157, 160, 161 HEARNE, NANCY: 45, 74 HEATH, ANNE: 45, 74, 146, 153, 160 HEBERT, RAY: 45, 74, 127 HENRY, GREGG: 45, 74, 126, 144 HILL, FRANK: 23, 31, 45, 74, 122, 123, 144, 156 HINES, BOB: 46, 74 HISHMEH, PAULA: 46, 74 HITCH, ANNA: 46, 74 HITCH, JEAN: 46, 70, 74, 152, 160 HITCHENS, TERRY: 46, 74, 105, 142, 146, 158 HOWELL, SAM: 46, 74 HURT, ALICE: 19, 46, 74, 161 JARMAN, BRAD: 31, 46, 69, 74, 123, 131, 142, 143, 144, 154, 155 JOHNSON, CAROLYN: 47, 74 JONES, JERRY: 47, 74 JONES, LINDA: 47, 74 JONES, SHIRLEY: 47, 74 JONES, WAYMAN: 47, 74 KAMANITZ, JOYCE: 28, 47, 66, 67, 74, Til, 139, 142, 146, 153, 162 190 KELLY, CHARLES: 47, 74, 140 KELLY, CLARENCE: 47, 74 KIRK, ALAN: 48, 74 LANDING, JAMES: 48, 67, 74 LANK, DAVE: 48, 67, 74, 144, 148, 153, 155 LANSMAN, ALAN: 48, 67, 74, 144, 148, 152, 155 LARMORE, DWIGHT: 48, 74 LAWRENCE, LORRAINE: 48, 74 LEKITES, DON: 48, 74 LIPSETT, MARGARET: 48, 74 LIVINGSTON, HUGH: 49, 74, 144 LOWE, DEBBIE: 31, 69, 73, 74, 77, 110, 112, 142, 143, 145, 160 LOWE, LEX: 22, 49, 67, 74, 112, 1 2, 143, 146, 150, 151, 154, 158, 160 LUFFMAN, KAREN: 49, 74, 145, 150 MALONE, CHARLOTTE: 49, 74, 160 MARSHALL, CYNTHIA: 49, 74 MARTENS, JOHN: 49, 74 MARSARSKY, MIKE: 31, 49, 69, 74, 142, 143 MASSA, PAT: 50, 67, 74, 112, 116, 126, 132, 142, 143, 150, 151, 153, 156, 158 MATTAX, BON: 50, 69, 74 MAYCOCK, JOAN: 50, 74 MCBRIETY, LINDA: 50, 74, 142 MCGUIRK, TOM: 50, 74, 122, 123, 144 MCKEE, BECKY: 30, 50, 74, 117, 139, 142, 143, 145, 160 MCMENAMIN, JOAN: 50, 74, 154 MCMENAMIN, JUNE: 50, 74 MCNAB, BEATRICE: 51, 74 MEADOWS, JOYCE: 51, 74, 161 MEARS, BRYAN: 51, 74, 126 MEENAN, DAVE: 51, 69, 74, 115, 131, 153 MESSICK, MARTHA: 51, 74 MIDGETTE, DEBORAH: 51, 74, 148 MILES, MARY: 51, 74, 160 MILLER, DARELL: 51, 74 MILLS, BARRY: 52, 74 MILLS, DOROTHY: 52, 74 MILLS, RONALD: 52, 67, 74 MITCHELL, RONALD: 52, 74 MORRIS, NORMAN: 52, 74, 132, 162 NASON, SUSIE: 52, 74 NEWCOMB, KATHY: 31, 52, 73, 74, 136, 139, 137, 142, 143 NEWCOMB, MARILYN: 52, 74, 142, 143, 150, 151, 158 NIKLISON, ALEX: 20, 53, 68, 72, 74, 105, 110 NOCK, CAROLYN: 53, 74 NOCK, ROBERT: 53, 69, 74, 154 NOCK, WILLIAM: 53, 74 NOTTINGHAM, BRENDA: 53, 69, 74, 159, 160 OUTTEN, GERALD: 53, 74 PARKER, JAMES: 53, 74, 111 PARSONS, GARY: 53, 74 PERRY, TERRY: 54, 74, 160 PHILLIPS, NANCY: 31, 54, 74, 137 PILCHARD, JANET: 54, 74, 157 POLK, JEFF: 54, 74, 122, 123, 133, 132 POLK, PHYLLIS: 54, 74 POSO, CYNTHIA: 21, 54, 74, 142, 160, 161 POWELL, HAROLD: 54, 74, 144, 148, 149, 159 POWELL, JUDY: 55, 74, 150 POWELL, LINDA: 55, 74 POWELL, ROBIN: 55, 74, 73, 136, 137, 143 PRICE, JANICE: 55, 74 PRUITT, PAT: 55, 67, 74, 142, 148, 155, 159 PRYOR, ALLEN: 55, 74 PURCELL, SHARON: 55, 74 PUSEY, LLOYD: 55, 74 REED, RANDOLPH: 56, 74 RIALL, BONNIE: 56, 75 ROBINSON, HOWARD: 56, 74 SAMPSON, WILMER: 56, 74 SCOn, BETTY: 56, 74 SHILES, JUANITA: 56, 74 SHIVERS, EMMA: 56, 74, 158, 160 SHOCKLEY, STEVE: 56, 74 SHUPE, SAMSON: 57, 67, 74 SIMPSON, CHARLES: 57, 74 SKIDMORE, DAVID: 57, 74, 127 SMITH, HUNTER: 57, 67, 74, 122, 123, 142, 143, 144, 156 SMITH, JESSIE: 57, 74 SMITH, NORMA: 57, 74 SMULLEN, ROBERT: 57, 74 SOMERS, WILLIAM: 57, 74 STANFORD, GARY: 57, 74, 158, 161 STEPHENS, NANCY: 58, 74 STRUDWICK, MARY: 31, 58, 74, 142, 143, 153, 157 TARR, DAVID: 58, 161 TAYLOR, CHERYL: 58, 74, 77, 150, 151 TAYLOR, DOROTHY: 58, 74 THOMAS, KATHIE: 58, 74, 161 THOMPSON, LINDA: 58: 74 TILGHMAN, MAT: 58, 74, 115, 143, 144 TILGHMAN, RONNIE: 59, 74, 161 TIMMONS, GEORGE: 59, 67, 74, 122, 127, 156 TIAAMONS, JUDY: 59, 67, 74, 146, 161 TOADVINE, TAMARA: 59, 74, 161 TOWNSEND, GERINA: 59, 74, 150 TRACY, SPENCER: 59, 74, 126 TURNER, ERIC: 59, 74 TURNER, JEFF: 28, 59, 67, 69, 74, 117, 126, 142, 143, 144, 154, 162 TURNER, PAT: 60, 74 VALLIANT, LIZ: 60, 74, 142, 143, 145, 150, 151, 153 VENEY, BARBARA: 60, 74 VENEY, FRANCINE: 60, 74 VITELLO, RONNIE: 60, 74, 122, 123 WALKER, THERESA: 60, 74 WALLER, LINDA: 60, 74, 161 WALLER, PEGGY: 60, 74 WALLER, ROBERT: 61, 74 WALSH, EUGENE: 61, 74 WALSH, MARY: 61, 74, 161 WALTER, JUDY: 61, 74, 160 WATERS, EUGENE: 61, 74 WEBB, WILLIAM: 61, 74 WEBSTER, BEVERLY: 61, 74 WEBSTER, PRESTON: 61, 74 WESSELS, BETTY: 61, 74, 161 WHITE, ALTON: 62, 74 WHITE, BONNIE: 62, 74, 150 WHITE, CAROLYN: 62, 67, 74, 146, 161 WHITE, MARIETTA: 62, 67, 146, 161 WHITE, RICHARD: 62, 74 WHITE, WILLIAM: 62, 74 WHITNEY, LICURTIS: 62, 74 WIGFALL, MADELINE: 62, 74 WILLEY, AAARY: 63, 74, 148, 149, 159 WILLEY, ROBIN: 63, 69, 74, 148, 149, 159 WILLIAMS, DAVID: 63, 74 WILLIAMS, TOM: 63, 74, 122, 123 WILSON, BONITA: 63, 74 WORDEN, JUNE: 63, 74 WORDEN, RAY: 63, 74 WORKMAN, PHYLLIS: 63, 74 WRIGHT, SHIRLEY: 63 WRIGHT, VIRGINIA: 64, 74 191 A yearbook is forever and we hope that those who leaf through this ' 67 Voyager in the years to come will find a part of themselves on each page. It is hard to represent emotions such as joy or frustration in pictures and paragraphs; but on these one hundred and ninety-two pages, we have tried to give you an overall picture of this year. Many people have worked long and hard on this yearbook and our thanks go to the entire staff and our advisor, Mrs. Earleen Streib. Our special thanks go to David Lank, our photog¬ rapher, and our publishing company represent¬ ative, Mr. Zsolt B. Takacs. 77a fl(Uf y touotvu Nancy Feaster Sally Dreyer Co-editors of the Voyager 192 rm a