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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1970 volume:

_ VOYAGER 1970 James M. Bennett Senior High School Salisbury, Maryland Volume V ENTRANCE STOP TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION . 6 Administration and Faculty . 8 Vocational Technical Center .:. 28 Senior Class . 32 Senior Features . 70 Underclassmen . 86 Activities . 112 Sports . 132 Organizations . 170 Advertisements. 200 3 ... 6k oucKten ... 6k 4fVUK$ . . . 6k falit ... 6k AUHtme (Courtesy of Preston Herrell Flying Service) . . . plane . . . 6tf train . . . 6u4- V. Lynn Wooten) . , . car . . . t£e one tiuzt autMte. 5 ANNA HI. CAREV We would like to dedicate the 1970 Voyager to Mrs. Anna W. Carey, our advisor. Few people realize the amount of work Mrs. Carey contributes to¬ wards the making of Bennett’s yearbook. And so to show our appreciation we say thank you in this way. IQ, UkAl l ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY MR. RICHARD A. GREENWOOD, Vice-President To the Class of 1970: You are completing your high school education and assum¬ ing the responsibilities of adulthood during an era that pre¬ sents many challenges to the individual and society. While great technological, scientific, and cultural advancements have been made, many problems remain unsolved. Poverty and un¬ employment remain in spite of our great wealth. Animosities among races still exist. Crime is increasing. Wars continue in spite of our efforts to find peaceful solutions to disagree¬ ments among nations. A segment of our population is more concerned with the rights of the individual than with the welfare of the group. In the years ahead you will have the responsibility of trying to find the answer to important problems which my genera¬ tion has failed to solve. I sincerely hope your three years at Bennett Senior have prepared you for the task. With my best wishes for your future success and happiness, I am Very truly yours, J‘ Carl ' ft . Dumire 12 Assistant Principal: MR. ANTHONY SARBANES Dear Graduates: I want to congratulate each of you for attaining one of the major goals of your life—successful completion of your public high school education. You will now go down the many roads of life, some of which will cross from time to time. Regard¬ less of what you do or where you go, I hope you will look back at your years at James M. Bennett Senior High School as enjoyable, rewarding, and instrumental in developing you for whatever endeavor you pursue. Warmest personal regards, (jlvt T Anthony Sarbanes Assistant Principal: MR. WILLIAM C. EVANS To the Class of 1970: May I wish for each member of the Class of 1970 success and happiness. In order to be assured of this, one’s education must include two important factors; an intellectual attitude toward life, and a philosophy of life. The proper intellectual attitude toward life implies that one must find the world and life particularly interesting by viewing them realistically, and one should understand that that which is now past was once a living present, just as the now living present is already in the course of becoming the past of another present. William C. Evans 14 GUIDANCE COUNSELORS MRS. THELMA WINDER, MR. MAHLON TROUT, MRS. MARY FRANCIS MACON LIBRARIANS MRS. GAYLE WHITELOCK and MRS. GUINEVERE CURTIS FAC MR. THOMAS BAILEY University of Maryland Physical Education MRS. EDENIA ALVAREZ Havana University Spanish MR. RICHARD ATKINSON Eastern New Mexico University English II MR. PATRICK BRISCOE Glenville State College Driver Education MRS. HELEN C. BROWN North Georgia College Algebra, Latin MRS. LOUELLA CANE Morgan State College Geometry, General Math, Business Math MRS. ANNA W. CAREY Salisbury State College English 11, 12 MR. JAMES COPONY University of Michigan Mechanical Drawing MISS CLAUDETTE COOPER Longwood College Typing, Academic Shorthand MRS. ELIZABETH CONNOR Temple University English 10, Journalism MISS ELIZABETH CRAWFORD Salisbury State College Biology, Physical Science MR. JAMES CUMMINS University of Maryland Problems of Democracy MR. FRED DINGES Salisbury State College Chemistry, Advanced Science MISS GLORIA ECHOLS Tennessee State University Typing I, Personal Typing MR. JAMES FARLEY Marshall University Shorthand, Office Practice, Business Machines MRS. MARGARET GIBSON North Carolina College Physical Education MRS. SANDRA GREER Salisbury State College English 10 MR. EDWARD E. HENRY SR. Hampton Institute Driver Education MRS. LOUISE HOWARD Western Maryland College Trigonometry’ MR. FULTON JEFFERS MR. DAVID JOHNSON JR. University of Maryland MR. WILLIAM JOHNSTONE North Caroline A. and T. University Math Salisbury State College English 12 Biology v MISS IRENE KORRELL Bob Jones University Home Economics MR. GEORGE LANDES Kutztown State College United States History, Principles of Economics MR. CLARENCE LECKEY Pennsylvania State University English 12 MR. GEORGE LEE Atlantic Christian College Business Math, Business Machines, Personal Typing MR. JAMES LITTLE Salisbury State College World History MRS. GERTRUDE LOWE Salisbury State College Special Education MR. OSCAR MANNING, JR. Texas A. and I. University Business Math, General Business MRS. SARA F. LONG Western Maryland College English 11, World Literature Seminar MRS. LOUISE MAHAN Maryland State College Bookkeeping MR. HARRY MILLER Frostburg State College Physical Education, Health Education MRS. BETTY NEWCOMB University ol Delaware Home Economics MISS CAROLYN NOBLE Salisbury State College United States History, Contemporary Affairs Seminar MR. RICHARD OWEN Maryland Institute Art MRS. MARY PHIPPS Frostburg State College Consumer Economics, Problems of Democracy MR. BRANCHE PHILLIPS, JR. Western Maryland College United States History MR. WILLIAM PUMP Johns Hopkins University Algebra MRS. SANDRA PRILLAMAN Radford College, College of William and Mary English 11 22 MR. CLAYTON RUSSELL Morris Harvey College Chemistry MR. JAMES SLACUM Washington College Physics MRS. META SMITH Western Maryland College Choral Music, Majorettes, Drill Team MRS. STEPHANIE ROMERO Pasadena Playhouse English 10, Speech and Drama MR. CHARLES F. SMITH, JR. Southeastern Louisiana College, Catholic University of America Band MR. GEOFFREY SMOOT Pennsylvania State University United States and World History 23 MRS. EMMA SMULLEN Western Maryland College English 12, Advanced Composition MISS SALLYANN STIESKA California State College Spanish MRS. PEGGY SWARTZ Salisbury State College French MR. JOHN SYMONS California State College Industrial Arts MRS. NINA TARR Temple University Biology MRS. DOLORES TUCKER Radford College, East Tennessee State University Physical Education, Health Education MRS. MONTEREY WATKINS Maryland State College introduction to Business, Personal Typing, Typing MRS. MARY WERTZ Knox College Problems of Democracy Time MR. CARL WILSON Western Maryland College Geometry, Advanced Mathematics MRS. JUDITH WILSON Buena Vista College English 10 TEACHERS ' AIDES MRS. ETHELYN BAKER and MRS. PORTIA JONES SECRETARIES MRS. JAN STERLING MRS. CAROLYN ROBINSON 26 CAFETERIA STAFF First Row: Mrs. Margie Disharoon, Mrs. Doris Brittingham, Mrs. Alice Taylor, Mrs. Anna Bra- sure, Mrs. Ethel Logan. Second Row: Mrs. Nellie Hurley, Mrs. Eula Lieb- erman, Mrs. Amelia Spahn, Mrs. Julia Ada, Mrs. Mary Jane McAllis¬ ter, Mrs. Ruby Justis. First Row: Miss Della Mae Henry, Mrs. Marjorie Smith. Second Row: Mr. Oliver West, Mr. Paul Jones, Mr. Mickie Jenkins, Mr. John Lewis, Mr. Marcellus Roxbury. CUSTODIAL STAFF 27 VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL STRUCT! AHEAD MR. ERNEST T. CULLEN, Director MR. CARL WAGNER, Counselor MR. CHARLES CHERRY, Vice-principal In 1970, 130 Bennett students attended the Wicomico County Vocational-Technical Center. These 130 students included 70 juniors who attended in the morning and 60 seniors who had classes at Vo-Tech in the afternoon. Next year the curriculum will include 16 courses. Most of these courses are two-year, three-period-per-day pro¬ grams yielding three credits per year. The newest addi¬ tion is a course in food service and restaurant manage¬ ment. 30 CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: SECRETARY—Karen Shockley PRESIDENT—Don Dashiell VICE PRESIDENT—Diane Odell TREASURER—Gwen Cornish Three years ago we took a big step—from junior high we came with our hopes and fears to Bennett Sr. Some of these hopes and fears have been rea¬ lized in our three years here, some have been for¬ gotten. But one thing is fore sure; our sails have been set and now the wind is about to test them. 34 CLASS COUNCIL First Row: Shelley Holland, Ilene Marks, Terri Nelson, Joi Nicholson, Danna Linn. Second Row: Talley Winches¬ ter, Frank Hanna, Peter Isler, Tom Weir, Rod Flowers. The Class of 70 has been fortunate to have two understanding and hard working advisors—Mrs. Peggy Swartz and Mr. Carl Wilson. Without their help the Senior PTA program, prom, Baccalaureate, and graduation could not have been nearly as suc¬ cessful. For these highlights of our Senior year and for the minor details that go unnoticed—thank you. 35 7 e StUl s4ie Set — ?6e Ti cnet ' tyet 7 7e4t ?6e Cue z uC cme (facet Sony . i 4 ' Ptace } t6e Scut ' fyeCCotv IRoce . l-or two years we adjusted to high school life at Wicomico Junior High—making new friends and becoming active in school life. Ninth grade found us in the newly constructed but not yet completed Bennett Junior High. A Stu¬ dent Council was organized and a school constitution was written. Athletic teams and school clubs were formed. In September. 1967 the class of 1970 took the big step. As the first new class to come to Bennett in four years, we proved our worth when our class float won first place in the Homecoming Parade. Our class sponsored the Holly B ll which was another success. Many members of our class partici- pated in school activities and the newly formed Girls Track team was composed almost entirely of girls from our class. As Juniors, our class surged forward at the last moment to sell the most P.T.A. raffle tickets and walk away with the $100.00 prize. In February, Martha Copony left Bennett to attend school in Chile as an American Field Service exchange student. Junior Thespians produced Rest Assured and many classmates were also in the school musical Bye, Bye Birdie. A banquet was held in honor of the das;s ctf 1969, hopffigt evive the traditional honor. Oie °f the highlights of the year was the arrival of our class rings, an event met with tim usual enthusiasm. Cathy Caldwell was elected the first female Student Council president in Bennett ' s history. September 2nd, 1969—on top at last! Under the able leadership of our class president, Don Dadiiett ve settled down for a busy year. A.F.S. exchange student Peter Isler of Switzerland iwas a welcome member to our class. Once again our class won first place honors in the Homecoming Parade competition. Sally Cannon was crowned Homecoming Queen. The senior class presented Lili m Sn the fall. Talley Winchester reigned over the Holly Ball. Members of our class were instrumental in establishing a Wicomico County Association of Student Councils and in getting support for the Maryland Youth Council. April 8th the Seniors topped the underclassmen in All Sports Night. April 17 a Junior-Senior banquet was held in our honor. The days began passing quickly leading up to the exciting night. Our Senior Prom, which was The Endless Summer,” was held May 15 and we danced until midnight in a tropical island setting. May 28th was Senior Day and we enjoyed a day of special privileges, ending with the Senior Awards Assembly honoring outstanding seniors. Exams were patiently endured while waiting for the big moment—the Baccalaureate sermon May 31 and then graduation exercises June 5th, a momentous occasion marking an end to our years together. 36 Lewis Alexander Abbot, Jr. Marcus Walton Acworth III Alice Aileen Adkins Robert Scott Aldridge Berta Elena Alvarez Ronald Gary Arvey Dennis Stedman Austin Wallace Howard Bailey William Stephan Bailey Thomas William Baird Bertie Lee Baisden Wesley Charles Baker 37 Robert Alan Balin Florence Regina Ballard Caroll Linwood Banks, Jr. Colette Frances Banks Saunders Vincent Banks Sharon Lee Banks Steven Lee Banks Walter Irvin Banks Sharon Ann Baxter Joseph Douglas Beach Jr. Gerald Dewight Beauchamp Norma Jean Benjamin 38 Susan Georgene Bessette Ronald Joseph Bishop Sharon Mae Blevins James Allen Bolen Theodore Ralph Bonwit, Jr. John Philip Bornt Dennis Keith Bounds Diane Lynn Bounds Richard Webster Bounds Jay Noble Bozman Joe Walter Bratten Larry Joseph Briddell 39 Richard Allen Bromley Corlene Phyllis Brown David Alan Brown Karen Elizabeth Brown Lenard Joseph Brown Linda Lawson Bryan Deborah Lee Hiller Bullis Virgil Vernon Bullis Kathryn Veronica Burke William Bernice Burton III Hope Ruth Byrd Kathryn Caldwell Lois Ann Campbell Sally Frances Cannon Michael Hanson Cantwell Paul Carey, Jr. Gerald Robert Carpenter Mary Lynn Carter Maxine Portia Chandler Ranson Chandler Linda Ruth Cherepow Roger Columbus Christopher, Jr. Charles Richard Clark Keith Edward Collins 41 Dianne Lucile Cook Elizabeth Ann Cook Ann Elizabeth Cooper Nancy Lee Cooper Robert James Copes Martha Jean Copony Gwendolyn Malvenia Cornish Handy Lofton Cornish Brenda Joyce Cottman Deborah Elizabeth Cottman Kenny Eugene Cox Deborah Ann Crain Vivian Leigh Crockett Sue Ellen Dallas Charles Brown Dashiell Sheila Mae Davis William Edward Davis Elizabeth Lorraine Dayton Jacqueline Alice DeCola Terry Elizabeth Deer Jeffrey Andrew Dennis Donald Lee Dashiell, Jr. Valerie Drucilla Dashiell Linette Alveta Davis 43 Kathleen Livingston Disharoon Alvira Catherine Donohue Beverly Ann Donoway Patrick Vance Donaway Irene Dorman Richard Steven Dubsky Cathy Ann Dudderar Donald Perrington Dunn Jeffery Brian Dunn Phillip Lane Dunn Edward James Dutton, Jr. Richard LaRue Dutton 44 Paula Lorraine Dyer Karen Lee Eccleston Peggy Lynn Elliott Ralph Issac Elsey, Jr. Ronald Arthur Ennis Nancy Jean Evans Anne Russell Ellis Linda Lee Elsey Marcelus Barry Elsey David Jewell Ferguson, Jr. Robert Perry Figgs Herbert Michael Fincher 45 Kristine Lou Fisher James Roderic Flowers Florence Lauderadale Fowlkes Cecil Thomas Frazier Donna Marie French William John Fries Rhett Laroy Frye Gary William Furbush Bruce Philip Gapetz Patrick Eugene Geer Steven Dallas Gehrm Elnora Gibson 46 Ann Lee Gilbert Mary Sue Gilkerson Patrick Anthony Gould William Green Harold Richard Green halgh Margaret Todd Grier Guy Wesley Griffin Barbara Ann Guy Richard Anthony Hairr Brenda Anne Hall Barbara Jean Hammond Frank Brown Hanna 47 Irvin Timothy Harmon Dolores Ann Harrell Frederick Raymond Harris Connie Dianne Harrison Joseph Richard Hartman Harry Phillip Hastings Ronnie St edman Hastings Joe Thomas Hearn, Jr. Nancy Louise Hebert Christine Lee Henry Elizabeth Belden Heyse Robert Lee Hill 48 Nancy Marie Hitch Patsy Lee Hitchens Janice Lynn Hoffman Gregg Burnett Holland Michele Holland Jane Aline Hoover Brenda Lea Hosier Arlethia Phyllis Hull Beverly Sue Hurley Peter Thomas Isler Joyce Anne Jackson Lura Lorraine Johnson 49 Robert LeeRoy Johnson Alfred Paul Jones Delores Ann Jones Ellen Virginia Jones Henry Wilmore Jones Richard Lee Jones, Jr. Sheila Mae Jones Michael Carrie Kenney Jerry Joseph King Norma Lee Knowles Charlene Rochefort Lamy Gary Weaver Larmore Todd Raymond Lauridsen Nancy Jean Layfield Robert Lawrence Layton, Jr. Carolyn Sally Lewis Darryl James Lewis Debra Ann Lindenkohl Danna Lou Linn Victor Lee Long Crystal Smith Lowe James Alton Lynch Marion Jo Manning Frank Edward Manuel 51 David Michael McAllister, Jr. Elizabeth Louise McCarthy Deborah Gail McIntyre Lynn Murray McIntyre Roger Norwood Mcjilton, Jr. Duffy Newell McKenzie, Jr. Jeffrey Alan Merritt Ogia Lester Miles Robert Glenn Miller, Jr. Glenn Jay Marks Ilene Renee Marks Sandra Lynn Mason £ ■ . W s 52 Gary Colyle Minner Gary Cleveland Mister Susan Ann Monigle Susan Louise Morgan Charles Stanley Morris Anthony Larine Moses Violet Marie Moses Barbara Jean Moss John Wayne Mountain Robert Norris Murphy, Jr. Don Bruce Murray James Richard Muth 53 Donald Gorman Neal Allen Thomas Neff Terri Lynn Nelson Barbara Clare Newcomb Joyce Ann Newell Avanda Kay Nicholson Bob Ray Nicholson Joyce Elizabeth Nicholson Diane Taff Odell Bruce Donald Oswald Candace Lucinda Overton Brenda Jean Owens 54 Charles Carson Parker Willie James Parker Charles Alton Parsons, Jr. Michael Richard Patterson James Ellis Payne Wayne Hamilton Pearson Larry Otis Pedrick Allen John Perdue Ralph Norman Peregoy, Jr. Gordon Randall Perry Richard Arlen Perry Thomas Paul Petrillo 55 Dale Stedman Propper Reginald Roland Purnell Constance Jean Pusey Jane Lynn Pusey Elsie Roberta Raynor Ledon Mack Reddick Deborah Lee Pettus Joanne Thompson Phillips Richard Malone Pollitt, Jr. Alecia Lynn Powell Charles Lee Powell, II Melissa Jane Price 56 John Wayne Reichenberg John Clay Rencher Cynthia Ann Renshaw Cathy Ann Renzi Howard Thomas Richardson III Franki Lynn Robbins Roger John Robertson Marsha Lynne Robins David Tillman Robinson Elsie Mae Robinson Sue Ann Robinson Diane Patricia Ross 57 Jeffrey Allan Royer Florence Ann Ruark Wanda Campbell Ruark Donna Cheryl Samuels Ann Adair Schwemlein Harold Stanley Scott, Jr. Cynthia Ann Sewell Pamela Louise Sherman Karen Lee Shockley John William Shores Thomas Russell Shreck Raymond Samuel Smack 58 Deborah Joan Smith Denise Smith Francine Ellen Smith James Henry Smith Jerry Lee Smith Lyndal Page Smith, Jr. William Howard Smith Edwin Thomas Smullen Thomas Edward Snee Dawn Waterfield Snow Joel Lee Stackman Jeffrey Warren Steere 59 William Mark Stephens Rebecca Lynn Stevens Pamela Gail Stewart Shirley Ann Swift Gary Lee Tarr Claudia Lynette Taylor Connie Lavern Taylor Sue Evelyn Taylor Juelene Gale Teagle Frederick Roy Thomas Deborah Sue Tilghman Sherrill Lynn Timmons 60 Robert Millard Todd, Jr. Christine Monigle Truitt Pedro Michael Tull Robert Charles Van Sant Patricia Elaine Veney Philip Donald Vickers Sarah Virginia Walker Deborah Louise Walls Darlene Lucinda Walter Joseph Warren Oscar Paul Waters Diane Lynn Webster 61 James Cecil Webster, Jr. Jeanne Ellen Webster Pamela Joyce Webster Thomas Shill Weir Deborah Lynn Welch Freddie Lee Wells Thomas Kirby Wells Edward Lee Wessells Ellen Rolfe Whayland George Timothy Wheatley Agnes Catherine White Betty Jane White 62 Deborah Ann White John Morgan White Laverne White Gregory Allen Wickham Bruce Kermit Widdowson Christine Carol Widgeon Deborah Ann Wilkins Deborah Kaye Williams Eugene Williams Jon Clayton Williams Ruth Lavada Williams Woodrow Bruce Williams 63 Frenzella Paulette Wilson Linda Marie Wilson Margaret Marie Wilson Talley Jeanne Winchester Tohn Gravatt Winkler Denise Louise Witte William Spangler Womack, Jr. Linda Gay Wootten Mark Edwin Wootten Alvin Floyd Wooters Wendy Leigh Wright Lewis Chester Young M Patricia Ann Yow Marlene Page Carter Kathleen Heather Skelton (pictures received too late to alphabetize) James Robert Farrington Sarah Bell Jones Not Pictured James Edward Joyce Bonnie Sue Lane LEWIS ALEXANDER ABBOTT, JR. Plans: College. Activities: Basketball; Class Council II; Spanish Club II, III. MARCUS WALTON ACWORTH, III Plans: Undecided. Activities: DECA. ALICE AILEEN ADKINS Plans: Work. Activities: FBLA III, IV; FHA III. Honors: National Honor Society III, IV. JMB Secretarial Award. ROBERT SCOTT ALDRIDGE Plans: Dickinson College. Activities: Track III, IV; Football II. Ill, Tri-Captain IV; Student Council II, IV; Band II; Varsity Club IV. Honors: National Honor Society III, IV. BERTA ELENA ALVAREZ Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Spanish Club III, IV; Health Careers Club III, IV; Voyager IV. RONALD GARY ARVEY Plans: Hospital Work. DENNIS STEDMAN AUSTIN Plans: Giant Food. WALLACE HOWARD BAILEY Plans: Navy. WILLIAM STEPHAN BAILEY Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Soc¬ cer III, IV; Tennis III, IV. THOMAS WILLIAM BAIRD Plans: Undecided. Activities: Soccer; Gym¬ khana; DECA; Key Club; Varsity Club. BERTIE LEE BAISDEN Plans: Armed Service. WESLEY CHARLES BAKER Plans: Delaware Technical and Community College. ROBERT ALAN BALIN Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Spanish Club III; NCCJ Workshop. FLORENCE REGINA BALLARD Plans: Green Giant. COLETTE FRANCES BANKS Plans: Work. Activities: FHA III; DECA. SAUNDERS VINCENT BANKS Plans: Work. SHARON LEE BANKS Plans: Work. Activities: DECA II, III; FHA II. STEVEN LEE BANKS Plans: Work. WALTER IRVING BANKS Plans: Undecided. Activities: Track II, III, IV; Football III, IV; Band II, III, IV. SHARON ANN BAXTER Plans: Seamstress. JOSEPH DOUGLAS BEACH. JR. Plans: High Point College. Activities: Foot¬ ball II, HI, IV; Track III, IV; Student Council I; Spanish Club III; Varsity Club IV. GERALD DEWIGHT BEAUCHAMP Plans: Army. Activities: Art Club I. SHARON MAE BLEVINS Plans: University of Virginia, Eastern Shore Branch. Activities: Chorus II, IV; Concert Choir III; FBLA III. JAMES ALLEN BOLEN Plans: College. Activities: Bye Bye Birdie, Liliom —Stage Director; Concert Choir; Drama Club I. Honors: All-State Choir. THEODORE RALPH BONWIT, JR. Plans: Navy. Activities: Tennis III; Football II, III, IV; Student Council Parliamentarian II; Representative III; Bye Bye Birdie— Crew. JOHN PHILIP BORNT Plans: University of Maryland. DENNIS KEITH BOUNDS Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Base¬ ball II, III, IV; Football III, IV; Varsity Club III, IV. DIANE LYNN BOUNDS Plans: State Department. Activities: Field Hockey II; Softball III. RICHARD WEBSTER BOUNDS Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Ltliom. 66 Senior Statistics JAY NOBLE BOZMAN Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Student Council Treasurer IV, Class Council IV; Key Club II; Lt. Governor III; President IV; Political Science Seminar IV. JOE WALTER BRATTEN Plans: Work. LARRY JOSEPH BRIDDELI. Plans: Work. RICHARD ALLEN BROMLEY Plans: Clerk Typist. Activities: Library Club IV. CORLENE PHYLLIS BROWN Plans: Manhattan Shirt Factory. Activities: Choir IV; Service Club. DAVID ALAN BROWN Plans: Air Force. Activities: Basketball II; Baseball II. KAREN ELIZABETH BROWN Plans: Dresser, Inc.; Marriage. Activities: Concert Choir; Bye Bye Birdie; Musical Re¬ vue. LEONARD JOSEPH BROWN Plans: Maryland Workshop for the Blind; College. DEBORAH LEE HILLER BULUS Plans: Hair Dresser. VIRGIL BERNON BULLIS Plans: Work. WILLIAM BERNICE BURTON III Plans: Navy. Activities: Soccer IV. Honors: National Honor Society IV. KATHRYN CALDWELL Plans: Washington College. Activities: Hockey II; Student Council President IV; Class President III; Voyager Staff III; Science Sem¬ inar. Honors: Outstanding Teenagers of Amer¬ ica, 1970; NMSQT Commendation; Soropto- mist Award III; National Honor Society III, IV; Kiwanis Club Award. LOIS ANN CAMPBELL Plans: Eastern Nazarene College. Activities: Spanish Club III. SALLY FRANCES CANNON Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Cheerleading II; Hockey III, IV; Gymkhana III, IV; Track III; Student Council BYC Committee Chairman, Scrapbook Chairman II, III; Liliom —Cast. Honors: Holly Ball Court II; Home Coming Queen IV. MICHAEL HANSON CANTWELL Plans: Delaware Technical and Community College. Honors: PTA Aw f ard for General Education. PAUL CAREY Plans: University of Maryland. GERALD ROBERT CARPENTER Plans: University of Maryland. MARLENE PAGE CARTER Plans: Work. MARY LYNN CARTER Plans: Sears Roebuck and Co. Activities: DECA IV. Honors: 2nd place in Advertising Copy and Layout for MADECA. PORTIA MAXINE CHANDLER Plans: Work, Marriage. Activities: Track II, III, IV; Rest Assured; Liliom; Drama Club II, III; Human Relations Club II, III, IV; Service Club III, IV. RANSON CHANDLER Plans: Maryland State College. Activities: Football III; Track III. LINDA RUTH CHEREPOW Plans: Colorado State University. Activities: Hockey III, IV; Basketball III, IV; Softball II, III, IV. Honors: Girls ' Field Hockey Award. ROGER COLUMBUS CHRISTOPHER, JR. Plans: Baltimore Tech. CHARLES RICHARD CLARK Plans: Wesley College. Activities: Soccer; Rest Assured Student Director; Key Club III, IV—Lieutenant-Governor of Division 7-11- 15. KEITH EDWARD COLLINS ,Plans: Morgan State College. Activities: Cross Country IV; Track IV; Baseball III; Band II. Ill, IV; Drama Club II, III; Human Relations Club III, IV; Biology Club DIANNE LUCILE COOK Plans: University of Maryland. ELIZABETH ANNE COOK Plans: Work. ANN ELIZABETH COOPER Plans: Peninsula General Hospital School of Nursing. Activities: Hockey II, III, IV; Gymnastics IV; Student Council III; Service Club II, III, IV; AFS Club II, III. NANCY LEE COOPER Plans: Marriage. Activities: DECA. MARTHA JEAN COPONY Plans: Duke University, Activities: Class Council Rep. II; AFS Club II, III, IV; Spanish II, III; Photography Club III; Voyager III. Honors: National Honor So¬ ciety III, IV; AFS Student. GUENDOLYN MALVENIA CORNISH Plans: Straycr College. Activities: Senior Class Treasurer; Drill Team; Bye Bye Birdie; Library Club II; Treasurer III, IV; Human Relations Club III, IV; Service Club III, IV; FHA; Spanish Club II. Honors: DECA Spelling Award. HANDY LOFTON CORNISH Plans: Marines. Activities: Gymnastics; Foot¬ ball II, III, IV; Track II. Ill, IV; Band II. BRENDA JOYCE COTTMAN Plans: Howard Johnsons Restaurant, Mar¬ riage. Activities: Track II; Choir II, III; Library Assistant; DECA II, III; Service Club II; FHA II; Human Relations Club II. DEBORAH ELIZABETH COTTMAN Plans: Delaware Technical and Community College. Activities: Track II, III; DECA III, IV; Library Club II, III. Honors: Soropto- mist Award II. KENNY EUGENE COX Plans: Undecided. Activities: Tr ack II, III, IV; Football III, IV; Glee Club. Honors: Track and Field Award. DEBORAH ANN CRAIN Plans: C and P Telephone Company. VIVIAN LEIGH CROCKETT Plans: Golden Beacom College. Activities: Student Council II; Class Council II; Choir IV; DECA President II. SUE ELLEN DALLAS Plans: Frostbury State College. Activities: Spanish Club IV; FHA IV; FTA IV; Human Relations Club III; Girls ' Service Club III; Voyager IV. CHARLES BROWN DASHIELL Plans: University of Richmond. Activities: Student Council II, III; Key Club III, IV; Science Club III; Spanish Club II, III. DONALD LEE DASHIELL, JR. Plans: Wesley Junior College. Activities: Football I, II, III; Tri-Captain IV; Gym¬ nastics II; Wrestling IV; Track II, III, IV; Class Treasurer II; President IV; Varsity Club II, III, IV; Spanish Club II, III. Honors: Presidential Physical Fitness Award III; SAR Award. VALERIE DRUCILLA DASHIELL Plans: Work. LINETTE ALVETA DAVIS Plans: Morgan State College. Activities: Hockey II; Track Manager II; Basketball Manager; Liliom; Human Relation Club II; FBLA. SHELIA MAE DAVIS Plans: Work. Activities: Bye Bye Birdie; Musical Revue; Concert Choir; Office Work. WILLIAM EDWARD DAVIS Plans: Wesley College. Activities: Football II; Key Club III, IV. ELIZABETH LORRAINE DAYTON Plans: Towson State College. Activities: Stu¬ dent Council III; Class Council II; Rest As¬ sured —Crew; French Club II, III, IV; Girls ' Service Club II. Ill, IV : FTA IV; Voyager IV; Politics and Government Semi¬ nars. Honors: Presidential Classroom for Young Americans; National Honor Society III, IV; Green Giant Scholarship. JACQUELINE ALICE DECOLA Plans: Duke University. Activities: Girls ' Track II; Student Council II; Class Secretary III; Rest Assured —Cast; Liliom— Cast; Service Club II, Secretary III, President IV; Health Careers Club II, III; Vice-President IV; French Club II, III; Drama Club IV; FSA II; Voyager Junior Class Editor III, Co- Editor IV. Honors: Service Award II, III; National Honor Society III, IV; DAR Award; Yearbook Award. TERRY ELIZABETH DEER Plans: College of William and Mary. Activi¬ ties: Rest Assured —Cast; Liliom —Student Director; French Club II, III, IV; Drama Club III, IV; Log Page 2 Editor IV. Honors: National Honor Society III, IV; NMSQT Finalist; PTA Award for Academic Educa¬ tion; American Legion Essay Award. JEFFERY ANDREW DENNIS Plans: Navy. Activities: Track. MARILYN KATHLEEN LIVINGSTON DISHAROON Plans: Work. Activities: FBLA. ALVIRA CATHERINE DONOHUE Plans: Maryland State College. Activities: Rest Assured; Choir IV. DONNA MARIE FRENCH Plans: Western Maryland College. Activities: Student Council IV; Student Affairs Com¬ mittee III; Rest Assured, Liliom, Choir III, IV; Service Club II, III, IV; French Club II, III, IV; Human R elations Club III, President IV; Drama Club III, IV; Voyager III, Senior Activities Editor IV; Honors: National Honor Society III, IV; NMSQT Let¬ ter of Commendation. WILLIAM JOHN FRIES Plans: Western Maryland College. Activities: Soccer III, IV; Student Council IV; Pro¬ gram Committee Chairman IV; Spanish Club III; FSA III; Log —Sports Editor IV. RHETT LAROY FRYE Plans: Clqmson University. Activities: Tennis II, III, IV; Soccer IV; Student Council II; Varsity Club II, III, IV; Key Club II, III, Vice President IV; FSA II, III. GARY WILLIAM FURBUSH Plans: Carpenter. BRUCE PHILIP GAPETZ Plans: Lincoln and Mercury; Auto Body. Activities: Soccer III, IV. STEVEN DALLAS GEHRM Plans: University of Virginia—Eastern Shore Branch. ELNORA GIBSON Plans: Business School. Activities: Track; Choir; Human Relations Club. ANN LEE GILBERT Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Gymnastics IV; Band III; AFS IV. Honors: National Honor Society III, IV. MARY SUE GILKERSON Plans: College. Activities: Student Council II; DECA Secretary IV. PATRICK ANTHONY GOULD Plans: Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Activi¬ ties: Football IV; Track; Varsity Club. HAROLD RICHARD GREENHALGH Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Wrestling; Rest Assured; Liliom; Key Club. MARGARET TODD GRIER Plans: Bradford Junior College. Activities; Hockey II; Track II. Ill; Class Council; Student Council IV; French Club II, Vice President III; BYC IV; Voyager III; Log— Page 1 Editor. Honors: National Honor So¬ ciety III, IV; American Legion Essay Award. GUY WESLEY GRIFFIN Plans: College. BARBARA ANN GUY Plans: Community Building Supplies Stenogra¬ pher Marriage. Activities: FBLA II; Office Worker. RICHARD ANTHONY HAIRR Plans: Navy. BRENDA ANNE HALL Plans: Drug Fair. Activities: Choir III, IV. BARBARA JEAN HAMMOND Plans: Waves. FRANK BROWN HANNA Plans: Brandywine College. Activities: Soc¬ cer II. Ill; Student Council II; Key Club II, III, IV. IRVIN TIMOTHY HARMON Plans: College. Activities: Basketball II, III, IV; Track. Honors: PTA Aw-ard for General Education; Basketball Award. DELORES ANN HARRELL Plans: Mr. Donut, Marriage. Activities: DECA IV. Honor: DECA Third Place Gift Wrapping Winner. FREDERICK RAYMOND HARRIS Plans: College. Activities: Track. CONNIE DIANNE HARRISON Plans: Advanced School of Cosmetology. JOSEPH RICHARD HARTMAN Plans: College. Activities: Wrestling IV; Lil- iom; Key Club III, IV; Debating Club IV. HARRY PHILLIP HASTINGS Plans: College. RONNIE STEDMAN HASTINGS Plans: Pantry Pride. Activities: DECA II, III. Honors: Third Place DECA Winner Advertising Copy and Layout. JOE THOMAS HEARN, JR. Plans: Ernest Wilkins, Contractor. NANCY LOUISE HEBERT Plans: Peninsula General Hospital. Activities: Softball; Band II, III, IV. Honors: First Place for Regional Typing III. CHRISTINE LEE HENRY Plans: Reads, Marriage. Activities: Drama Club III; Spanish Club II, III, IV, Trade - winds II. ELIZABETH BELDEN HEYSE Plans: Chowan College, Walter Reed Army Institute for Nursing. Activities: Rest Assured; Choir; Spanish Club II, III, IV; AFS; Drama Club; Health Careers Club II, III, IV. NANCY MARIE HITCH Plans: Work. Activities: Student Council; Spanish Club II, III. PATSY LEE HITCHENS Plans: Work, Marriage. Activities: Library Club IV; FBLA II. JANICE LYNN HOFFMAN Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Student Council II; Majorettes II, III, Co- Head IV; French Club III, IV; Health Careers Club II, Treasurer III, Parliamen¬ tarian IV. Honors: National Honor Society III, Secretary IV. GREGG BURNETT HOLLAND Plans: Brandywine College. Activities: Foot¬ ball III; Student Council III, IV; Glee Club; Key Club. MICHELE HOLLAND Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Class Council IV; Bye Bye Birdie; Music Revue, Choir II, III, IV; French Club Vice President IV; FTA IV; Voyager IV. Honors: All-State Choir IV. JANE ALINE HOOVER Plans: College. Activities: Spanish Club III, IV. BRENDA LEA HOSIER Plans: Business School. Activities: FHA III, IV; FBLA III, IV; Library Club III, IV; Human Relations Club; Debate Club; DECA III; Tradeuinds. ARLETHIA PLYLLIS HULL Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Library Club. BEVERLY SUE HURLEY Plans: Sears Roebuck and Company. Activi¬ ties: Biology Club If; DECA IV. PETER THOMAS ISLER Plans: Gymnasium—Preparatory for College. Activities: Soccer IV; Tennis IV; Student Council IV; AFS Club IV; Debate Club IV; Log IV; Political Science Seminar. JOYCE ANNE JACKSON Plans: Maryland State College. Activities: Library Club. LURA LORRAINE JOHNSON Plans: Work. Activities: Student Council I; FBLA III, IV ; Human Relations Club III, IV; Service Club IV; FHA I, II; Art Club- Vice President I; President; Office Worker II, III, IV. Honors: National Honor Society III, IV; FBLA Regional Bookkeeping First Place Winner; FBLA State Conference Book¬ keeping Third Place Winner. ROBERT LEEROY JOHNSON Plans: American University. Activities: Soc¬ cer; Track; Liliom; Human Relations Club II; Log; Tradeuinds. ALFRED PAUL JONES Plans: Army. Activities: Soccer; Wrestling. DELORES ANN JONES Plans: Data Processing. ELLEN VIRGINIA JONES Plans: Manhattan Shirt Co. HENRY WILMORE JONES Plans: Air Force. Activities: Choir. RICHARD LEE JONES, JR. Plans: Chowan College. Activities: Basketball III; Tennis II. Ill, IV; Varsity Club II. Ill, IV. Honors: Tennis Award. SHIELA MAE JONES Plans: Business School. Activities: Hockey; Track; Human Relations Club III; Library Club III; FHA II; Service Club II. JAMES EDWARD JOYCE Plans: Service. MICHAEL CARRIE KENNEY Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Cross Country; Basketball; Soccer; Student Council III, IV; Class President III. JERRY JOSEPH KING Plans: Air Force. NORMA LEE KNOWLES Plans: Cosmetology. Activities: Library Club . CHARLENE ROCHEFORT LAMY Plans: East Carolina University. Activities: Track II, III; Gymnastics; Class Council II; Musical Revue; Spanish Club II; Vice President III; Science Club II; Voyager III. GARY WEAVER LARMORE Plans: Barr International, Inc. TODD RAYMOND LAURIDSEN Plans: Chowan College. Activities: Soccer IV; Key Club III, IV; Spanish Club IV. NANCY JEAN LAYFIELD Plans: Work. Activities: Chorus II; Choir III. ROBERT LAWRENCE LAYTON. JR. Plans: Brandywine College. Activities: Ten¬ nis; Varsity Club II, III, IV; Key Club- President of Seniors in Key Club. CAROLYN SALLY LEWIS Plans: Easton Memorial Hospital—School of Nursing. Activities: Bye Bye Birdie— Crew; Rest Assured— Crew; FNA III, IV; Spanish Club II, III, IV. DARRYL JAMES LEWIS Plans: Salisbury Automotive Inc. DEBRA ANN LINDENKOHL Plans: Airline School. DANNA LOU LINN Plans: Radford College. Activities: Cheer- leading II, III, Captain IV; Class Council IV; Rest Assured— -Crew; French Club II, III, IV. VICTORY LEE LONG Plans: Manager Trainee at Holiday Shoes. CRYSTAL SMITH LOWE Plans: Work. Activities: Library Club. -r JAMES ALTON LYNCH Plans: Service. MARION IO MANNING Plans: Philadelphia Dance Academy. Activi¬ ties: Gymnastics II. Ill; Student Council II, III; Publicity Committee Chairman IV; Major¬ ettes IV; Bye Bye Birdie; Musical Review; Choir III, IV; Art Club II; Drama Club II, III. Frank edward manuel Plans: Army. GLENN JAY MARKS Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Soc¬ cer II, III, IV; Track IV; Student Council IV; Rest Assured; Log —Page 4 Editor. ILENE RENEE MARKS Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Class Council IV; Majorette III; Co-Head IV; Bye Bye Birdie; Rest Assured; Liliom; Musical Revue; Choir IV; Girls ' Glee Club II, III, IV; Drama Club President IV; Spanish Club II, III, Vice President IV; AFS Club III, Secretary-Treasurer IV. Hon¬ ors: Exchange Student for Partners of Al¬ liance to Brazil. 67 SANDRA LYNN MASON Plans: Goldey Bcacom College. Activities: DECA III, IV. ELIZABETH LOUISE McCARTHY Plans: Campbell Soup Company. Activities: Chorus; Service Club IV. DEBORAH GAIL McINTYRE Plans: College. Activities: Student Council; Bye Bye Birdie; Musical Revue; Concert Choir; Girls ' Glee Club. Honors: All-State Chorus; All Student Groups U.S.A. LYNN MURRAY McINTYRE Plans: Southern Seminary. Activities: Spanish Club II. Ill; FT A III; FHA III. ROGER NORWOOD McJILTON, JR. Plans: Chowan College. Activities: Library Club II, III, IV; Spanish Club II; Photogra¬ phy Club II; President III; Log Photographer III, IV; Voyager III. IV. Honors: School Service Aw-ard II, III. DUFFY NEWELL McKENZIE Plans: Clemson University. Activities: Foot¬ ball II, III, IV; Baseball II, III, IV; Stu¬ dent Council II, III; Science Club Vice President III; Varsity Club III, IV. Honors: Baseball Award. JEFFREY ALLAN MERRITT Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Soccer; DECA; MADECA State Leadership Conference; DECA National Leadersh p Con¬ ference. Honors: 1st Place Public Speaking MADECA Conference; Maryland State De¬ partment of Education Vocational Studies Award. OGIA LESTER MILES Plans: Undecided. Activities: Wrestling II, III; Co-Captain IV; Baseball II Manager; DECA II. Honors: Wrestling Award. ROBERT GLENN MILLER, JR. Plans: Ford Motor School. GARY COLYLE MINNER Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Band Council IV; Band II, III, IV; Rest Assured: Liliom; Key Club III. Honors: All Shore Band; Senior Band Award. GARY CLEVELAND MISTER Plans: Army. SUSAN ANN MONIGLE Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: French Club IV. SUSAN LOUISE MORGAN Plans: Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Activi¬ ties: JV Cheerleader III; Varsity Cheerleader IV; Student Council II; Student Counc.l Committee Chairman III, IV; Liliom; Voyager CHARLES STANLEY MORRIS Plans: Chowan College. Activities: Football II, III, IV; Wrestling II; Varsity Club. ANTHONY LARINE MOSES Plans: Welding. Activities: Track. VIOLET MARIE MOSES Plans: Green Hill Yacht and Country Club. BARBARA JEAN MOSS Plans: Business School. Activities: FTA; Service Club. JOHN WAYNE MOUNTAIN Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Rest Assured; Liliom; Drama Club III, IV; Key Club IV; AFS Club III; Debating Club III; Spanish Club II, III; Log. Honors: Time Current Events Winner. ROBERT NORRIS MURPHY, JR. Plans: Delaware Technical and Community College. DON BRUCE MURRAY Plans: Berklee School of Music. Activities: Band II, III, IV; Bye Bye Birdie —Orchestra. Honors: All Shore Band. JAMES RICHARD MUTH Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Basketball II. TERRI LYNN NELSON Plans: The King ' s College. Activities: Track II; Cheerleading Co-Captain II, Co-Captain III, Co-Captain IV; Student Council II; Class Council IV; Rest Assured; Liliom — Crew; Choir III. BARBARA CLARE NEWCOMB Plans: University of Delaware. Activities: Softball Manager II, III; Track III; Cheer¬ leading II, III, IV; Student Council II, III, IV; Committee Chairman II, III, IV. Honors: 68 Homecoming Court II, IV: National Honor Society III, IV. JOYCE ANN NEWELL Plans: Gardner ' s School of Business. AVANDA K. NICHOLSON Plans: Computer Programming. BOB RAY NICHOLSON Plans: DcVry Institution of Technology. JOYCE ELIZABETH NICHOLSON Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Track II; Student Affairs Committee Chair¬ man II. Ill, IV; Class Council II, IV; Class Historian IV; BYC IV; French Club II. Ill; Service Club III, IV; Human Relations IV; Log Business Manager IV. Honors: Soroptomist Award III; School Service Award III; Women’s Club Award. DIANE TAFF ODELL Plans: Elon College. Activities: Student Council III; Class Vice-President IV; Con¬ cert Choir III, IV; Rest Ajsured- -Cicw t Prom Chairman. Honors: Holly Ball Court IV. BRUCE DONALD OSWALD Plans: Business School. Activities: Chorus; Concert Choir; Glee Club; Bye Bye Birdie. CANDACE LUCINDA OVERTON Plans: Virginia Commonwealth University. Activities: Basketball Manager IV; Liliom — Cast; AFA IV: Tradeuinds III. BRENDA JEAN OWENS Plans: Clerk-Typist. Activities: FHA III, IV; FBLA III, IV; Library Club II U IV; Treasurer IV. CHARLES CARSON PARKER Plans: Navy. WILLIE JAMES PARKER Plans: Work. Activities: Track II, III, IV. CHARLES ALTON PARSONS, JR. Plans: College. Activities: Library Club IV. MICHAEL RICHARD PATTERSON Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: French Club III; FTA IV; Log Associate Ed¬ itor. Honors: National Honor Society III, IV. JAMES ELLIS PAYNE Plans: Delaware Technical and Community College. WAYNE HAMILTON PEARSON Plans: Virginia Tech. Activities: Student Council IV; Future Scientists III, IV; Band II, III, IV; Bye Bye Birdie; Science Seminar IV. Honors: National Honor Society III, IV; All Shore Band II, III, IV; Lions Club Award. LARRY OTIS PEDRICK Plans: College. Activities: Student Council IV; Rest Assured; Human Relations Club IV; FSA III; Voyager IV; Political Science Semi¬ nar IV. Honors: Presidential Classroom for Young Americans IV. ALLEN JOHN PERDUE Plans: A. W. Perdue Inc.—Mechanic. RALPH NORMAN PEREGOY, JR. Plans: Bridgewater College. Activities: Soc¬ cer IV; Tennis III, IV; Class Council III; Liliom; FSA II, III; Varsity Club IV; Key Club II, III, IV; Voyager —Boys’ Sports Editor IV. Honors: Soccer Award. GORDON RANDALL PERRY Plans: Navy. Activities: Track III, IV; Cross Country III, Key Club III; Varsity Club IV. RICHARD ARLEN PERRY, JR. Plans: Chowan College. Activities: Football III, IV; Varsity Club III, IV. THOMAS PAUL PETRILLO Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Baseball II, III; Football II; Basketball II; Student Council II, III. DEBORAH LEE PETTUS Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: French Club II, III, IV; Service Club III, IV; Human Relations Club III, IV; Drama Club III. Honors: National Honor Society III, IV. JOANNE THOMPSON PHILLIPS Plans: Typist. RICHARD MALONG POLLITT, JR. Plans: Washington College. Activities: Foot¬ ball II; Class Vice President III; Debate Club IV. Honors: Time Current Events Test Winner. ALECIA LYNN POWELL Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Health Careers Club II, Secretary III, Presi¬ dent IV; FHA Regional Secretary III, Vice President IV; Voyager IV. CHARLES LEE POWELL II Plans: Northwood Institute. Activities: Gym¬ nastics; Liliom. MELISSA JUNE PRICE Plans: Strayer Business College. Activities: Band II; Service Club III. DALE STEDMAN PROPPER Plans: Salisbury State College. REGINALD ROLAND PURNELL Plans: Morgan State College. Activities: Track. CONSTANCE JEAN PUSEY Plans: Rhodey’s Beauty Salon. JANE LYNN PUSEY Plans: Peninsula General Hospital School of Nursing. Activities: FHA II; Health Careers Club II. ELSIE ROBERTA RAYNOR Plans: WAC. Activities: Hockey III; Chorus; Choir; Library Club II, III, IV; Service Club II, III, IV. LELON MACK REDDICK Plans: Work. JOHN WAYNE REICHENBERG Plans: Work, Marriage. Activities: Tennis II, III. JOHN CLAY RENCHER Plans: University of Maryland. CYNTHIA ANN RENSHAW Plans: Practical Nursing. CATHY ANN RENZI Plans: Hair Dressing. Activities: Softball III. HOWARD THOMAS RICHARDSON III Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Football II, III, IV; Varsity Club; Key Club. FRANKI LYNN ROBBINS Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Hockey II, III, IV; Basketball II, III, IV; Track II, III, IV. Honors: Outstanding Fe¬ male Athlete Award. ROGER JOHN ROBERTSON Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Soccer II, III, IV; Baseball II. Ill; Rest As¬ sured; Liliom; Key Club II, III, IV; Varsity Club IV; Debate Club IV; Maryland Academy of Sciences Delegate III; Chemistry Seminar IV. Honors: National Honor Society III, IV; Mathematics Award. MARSHA LYNNE ROBINS Plans: Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Activities: Hockey II, III, Captain IV; Basketball II, III, Captain IV; Softball II, III, IV; Student Council IV; Class Vice President II; Majorette II; Art Club IV. Honors: Service Award II; Home Coming Court III; Holly Ball Court IV; Girls ' Soft- ball Award. DAVID TILLMAN ROBINSON Plans: Western Kentucky University. Activi¬ ties: Football II. Ill, IV; Baseball III, IV; Varsity Club IV. ELSIE MAE ROBINSON Plans: Manhattan Shirt Company. Activities Service Club III, IV. SUE ANN ROBINSON Plans: Montgomery Ward. Activities: Choir II; FBLA IV; Tradeuinds II, III. Honors: Service Award. DIANE PATRICIA ROSS Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: AFS II. Ill, IV. JEFFREY ALLAN ROYER Plans: Western Maryland. Activities: Gym¬ nastics; FSA II, III. Honors: Time Current Events Test Winner. FLORENCE ANN RUARK Plans: Strayer Business School. Activities: Library Club II, III; Drama II, III. WANDA CAMPBELL RUARK Plans: Work. Activities: DECA II. DONNA CHERYL SAMUELS Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: FHA III; Human Relations III; DECA IV Chapter Parliamentarian and State Secretary. Honors: PTA Award for Vocational Educa¬ tion. ANN ADAIR SCHWEMLEIN Plans: College. Activities: Chorus; Spanish Club II, III, Secretary-Treasurer IV. HAROLD STANLEY SCOTT, JR. Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Liliom; Drama Club IV; Future Doctors of America II. CYNTHIA ANN SEWELL Plans: University of South Carolina. Activi¬ ties: Service Club III, IV; AFS Secretary- Treasurer III; Human Relations Club III; Spanish Club III. PAMELA LOUISE SHERMAN Plans: College. KAR EN LEE SHOCKLEY Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Senior Class Secretary; Student Affairs Com¬ mittee III, IV; French Club II. President III, IV; FNA II; Service Club II, III; Drama Club III; Voyager Activities Editor IV. Honors: National Honor Society III, IV. JOHN WILLIAM SHORES Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Kev Club IV; Debate Club IV; Drama Club III, IV. THOMAS RUSSELL SHRECK Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Photography Club. RAYMOND SAMUEL SMACK Plans: Undecided. DEBORAH JOAN SMITH Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Hockey II; Basketball II, III, IV; Class Secretary II; Student Council Chaplain IV. Honors: National Honor Society IV. DENISE SMITH Plans: Eastern Nazarene College. Activities: Spanish Club II, III. FRANCINE ELLEN SMITH Plans: Manhattan Shirt Company. JAMES HENRY SMITH Plans: Navy. JERRY LEE SMITH Plans: Dupont. LYNDAL PAGE SMITH, JR. Plans: Salisbury State College. EDWIN THOMAS SMULLEN Plans: Air Force. THOMAS EDWARD SNEE Plans: University of Maryland. DAWN WATERFIELD SNOW Plans: Work. JOEL LEE STACKMAN Plans: State Police. JEFFREY WARREN STEERE Plans: Computer School. WILLIAM MARK STEPHENS Plans: Rutgers University. Activities: Foot¬ ball III, IV; FSA II. Honors: National Honor Society III, IV; NMSQT Letter of Com¬ mendation; Outstanding Teenagers of Amer¬ ica Award. REBECCA LYNN STEVENS Plans: High Point College. Activities: Student Affairs Committee II, III; Rest Assured — Crew; French Club II, III; AFS II. Booster IV; FHA III; Drama Club III; Voyager II. Ill, Layout and Design Editor IV; Trade- winds III. PAMELA GAIL STEWARD Plans: FBI or Airlines. SHIRLEY ANN SWIFT Plans: Towson State College. Activities: Hockey II; Softball II; Student Council Treasurer III; Vice President IV; Rest As¬ sured —Crew; Liliom —Crew; Human Rela¬ tions Club III, IV; Service Club III, IV. Honors: Service Award III. GARY LEE TARR Plans: Towson State College. Activities: Foot¬ ball II, III, IV; Baseball II, III, IV; Stu¬ dent Council II, III; Varsity Club II, III, IV; Key Club IV; FSA II, III. CLAUDIA LYNETTE TAYLOR Plans: College. Activities: FHA III; Human Relations Club III. CONNIE LAVERN TAYLOR Plans: Entertainer. Activities: Softball II; Choir IV; Spanish Club II. Ill, IV; Service Club II, III. SUE EVELYN TAYLOR Plans: Penn Wesleyan College, Marriage. Activities: Softball; DECA II, III. FREDERICK ROY THOMAS Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Ten¬ nis; Log Staff. DEBORAH SUE TILGHMAN Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Drama Club III; Spanish Club II, III. SHERRILL LYNN TIMMONS Plans: Jefferson School of Commerce, First National Bank. Activities: Gymnastics II, III, IV; Student Council; Voyager IV. ROBERT MILLARD TODD, JR. Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Photography Club III. CHRISTINE MONIGLE TRUITT Plans: Marymount College. Activities: Stu¬ dent Council II. Ill, IV; BYC II. Ill, IV; Spanish Club II, III; Service Club II. PEDRO MICHAEL TULL Plans: Marines. Activities: Track III. ROBERT CHARLES VANSANT Plans: College. Activities: Baseball II, III, IV; Liliom . PATRICIA ELAINE VENEY Plans: Cosmetologist. Activities: Majorettes II; Band Council II; Human Relations Club II, III. PHILIP DONALD VICKERS Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Cross Country II, III, IV; Track II, III, IV; Varsity Club III, IV; Voyager Business Manager; Science Seminar IV. Honors: Na¬ tional Honor Society III, IV; Cross Country Award. SARAH VIRGINIA WALKER Plans: Salisbury State College. DEBORAH LOUISE WALLS Plans: College. Activities: Softball II; Biology Club II, III; Spanish Club III; FBLA. DARLENE LUCINDA WALTER Plans: Peninsula General Hospital School of Nursing. Activities: Hockey II, III, IV; Basketball II, III; Softball II; Student Council III. JOSEPH WARREN Plans: Undecided. OSCAR PAUL WATERS Plans: College. Activities: Track II, III; Choir II, IN, IV. Honors: PTA Award for Vocational Education. DIANE LYNN WEBSTER Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Spanish Club II. Ill; FHA II, III, IV, State Parliamentarian: Service Club IV; Voyager Girl’s Sports Editor IV. JAMES CECIL WEBSTER, JR. Plans: Delaware Vocational and Technical College. Activities: Wrestling II, III, IV; Band II, III, IV; Choir IV. JEANNE ELLEN WEBSTER Plans: Work. PAMELA JOYCE WEBSTER Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Murder in a Nunnery. THOMAS SHILL WEIR Plans: College. Activities: Class Council IV; Key Club IV; Prom Committee IV. DEBORAH LYNN WELCH Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: FHA III, IV. FREDDIE LEE WELLS Plans: Plumbing and Heating. Activities: Choir. THOMAS KIRBY WELLS Plans: College. Activities: Wrestling III. EDWARD LEE WESSELLS Plans: Hospital Work. ELLEN ROLFE WHAYLAND Plans: High Point College. Activities: Pub¬ licity Committee Chairman IV; Band Council II; Band II, IV; Spanish Club III, IV; Service Club III, IV; Human Relations Club III; AFS Club III, President IV; Voyager IV. Honors: National Honor Society III, IV; NMSQT Letter of Commendation; PTA Aw’ard for Academic Education. AGNES CATHERINE WHITE Plans: University of Delaware. Activities: FTA II, III, Vice President IV; Human Relations Club II, III; Voyager Co-Editor IV. Honors: National Honor Society III, IV; NMSQT Letter of Commendation; Bettv Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Awara; Yearbook Award. BETTY JANE WHITE Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Spanish Club II, Secretary-Treasurer III, IV; FTA II, III. DEBORAH ANN WHITE Plans: National Institute of Computer Pro¬ fessions. Honors: National Honor Society III, IV; PTA Award for Business Education. JOHN MORGAN WHITE Plans: University of Maryland. Activities: Tennis II, III, IV; Soccer; Student Council II, III; Spanish Club III; FSA II, III. LAVERNE WHITE Plans: Undecided. Activities: Track. BRUCE KERMIT WIDDOWSON Plans: Washington College. Activities: Track II; Soccer, Captain III, IV; Band II; Span ; sh Club II, III; FSA II. Ill; Varsity Club IV; Voyager Business Manager IV. Honors: Na¬ tional Honor Society III, IV; Time Cur¬ rent Events Test Winner; Rotary Club Award. CHRISTINE CAROL WIDGEON Plans: Secretary. Activities: Art Club. DEBORAH ANN WILKINS Plans: Secretary, Avery W. Hall Ins., Mar¬ riage. Activities: Chorus II; Choir III; FBLA IV; Trade winds II, III; Office Worker. Honors: PTA Award for Business Education. DEBORAH KAYE WILLIAMS Plans: Salisbuiy State College. Activities: Committee Chairman III, IV; Rest Assured; Drama Club III; Spanish Club II, III; Re¬ lations Club III; Service Club III; BYC IV; Voyager IV. Honors: National Honor Society III, IV. EUGENE WILLIAMS Plans: Navy. JON CLAYTON WILLIAMS Plans: Georgia Southern College. Activities: Liliom; Art Club III, IV; FSA III; Voyager IV, RUTH LAVADA WILLIAMS Plans: McCrory’s. Activities: Library Club. WOODROW BRUCE WILLIAMS Plans: Electrical Work. FRENZELLA PAULETTE WILSON Plans: FBI. LINDA MARIE WILSON Plans: College. MARGARET MARIE WILSON Plans: Work. Activities: FBLA. TALLEY JEANNE WINCHESTER Plans: Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Activi¬ ties: Student Council; Class Treasurer III; Art Club; Voyager IV. Honors: National Honor Society III, IV. JOHN GRAVATT WINKLER Plans: College, Work. Activities: Band III, IV. DENISE LOUISE WITTE Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: Spanish Club III; FTA Secretary-Treasurer III, IV. WILLIAM SPANGLER WOMACK, JR. Plans: Wesley College. Activities: Basketball III; Baseball III. LINDA GARY WOOTEN . Plans: Lynchburg College. Activities: Hockey III, IV; Track III; Student Council II; Class Council III; Conference on Drugs and Alcoholism; NCCJ Conference. Honors: Goldey Beacom Spelling Award, Old Home Essay Prize. MARK EDWIN WOOTEN Plans: University of Maryland. ALVIN FLOYD WOOTERS Plans: Marion College. Activities: Liliom; Biology Club II, III; AFS Booster; FSA. LEWIS CHESTER YOUNG Plans: Chowan College. Activities: Key Club III, IV. PATRICIA ANN YOW Plans: East Carolina University. Activities: Class Council; French Club II, III, IV; Health Careers Club II, III, IV; Voyager Organiza¬ tions Editor IV; Math Seminar III. Honors: National Honor Society III, President IV; Rebekah Award. 69 SENIOR FEATURES 71 CAST Marie. .Ilene Marks Julie . .Candy Overton Mrs. Muskat . .Donna French Liliom. .John Mountain Servant girls . .Portia Chandler Lynette Davis Policemen. .Ricky Hartman Jon Williams Mother Hollunder. .Jackie DeCola Ficsur. .. Robb Johnson Wolf Beifield. .Alvin Wooters Young Hollunder. .Gary Minner Linzman .Roger Robertson Doctor.Richard Bounds Carpenter .Charlie Powell Policemen from Beyond .Roger Robertson Perry Peregoy Richly Dressed Man.Harold Greenhalgh Poorly Dressed Man.Ricky Hartman Old Guard.John Shores Magistrate.Mike Fincher Louise .Sally Cannon On December 4-5 the seniors presented LILIOM as the first class play of the year. The play, a serious drama, was very well cast and was di¬ rected by Mrs. Stephanie Romero, drama teacher, and Terry Deer, student director. Although LILIOM had a dramatic tone, Robb Johnson, Ilene Marks, and Alvin Wooters provided the much appreciated comedy. Main characters were excellently portrayed by John Moun¬ tain (Liliom), Candie Overton (Julie), and Donna French (Mrs. Muskat). Jackie DeCola, Sally Cannon, Mike Fincher, and Charlie Powell stood out in supporting roles. Terry Deer 72 Susan, are you sure this is the way Rock Hudson started? I wish I had a way with women like Ricky does. I’m rough and I’m tough. Don’t touch me or I’ll black both your eyes. Uh, Candie, there’s a funny numbness in my right leg. Try not to be so emotional, Alvin. I’ll just sneak a little swig to calm my nerves.” 73 Salisbury Lions Club Award . Wayne Pearson Salisbury Kiwanis Club Award . Kathy Caldwell Parent Teacher Association Awards: Vocational Education.Donna Samuels, Oscar Waters Academic Education . Terry Deer, Ellen Whayland General Education.Irving Harmon, Michael Cantwell Business Education . Deborah White, Deborah Wilkins Secretarial Award . Alice Aileen Adkins Green Giant Scholarship Award . Beth Dayton Senior Band Award . Gary Minner American Legion Auxiliary Essay Award .... Florence Fowlkes, Terry Deer, Maggi Grier Old Home Prize Award . Linda Wootten Mathematics Association of America Award . Roger Robertson Capping of Practical Nurses.Cynthia Renshaw, Kristine Fisher Yearbook Award . Jackie DeCola, Cathy White Salisbury Rotary Club Award. Bruce Widdowson Wicomico Women’s Club Award.Joi Nicholson Rebekah Award . Pat Yow DAR Award . Jackie DeCola SAR Award . Don Dashiell Basketball Award . Irving Harmon Baseball Award.Duffy McKenzie Football Award . Bill Green Soccer Award . Perry Peregoy Track and Field Award . Kenny Cox Wrestling Award . Ogia Miles Tennis Award . Rick Jones Cross Country Award . Phil Vickers Girls’ Basketball Award.Cathy Dudderar Girls’ Field Hockey Award.Linda Cherepow Girls’ Softball Award . Marsha Robins Outstanding Male Athlete Award.Rod Flowers Outstanding Female Athlete Award . Franki Robbins 75 £ nt:. 5 ■ 3 i g r a d u a t i°n 81 82 w H E R E H A V E A L L T H E S E N I O R S G O N E This year four Seniors stayed to complete their high school education at Bennett even though their families moved away. Pat Gould whose parents moved to Parkersburg, West Virginia stayed with Coach Tom Bailey and will enter VPI in the fall. The Aldridges moved to Prince¬ ton, New Jersey, while Scott remained in Salisbury to live with Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Mitchell. Next year Scott will enter Dick¬ inson. Bill Stephens stayed in Salisbury with his grand¬ mother, Mrs. Laura Cole¬ man. His parents moved to Stamford, Conn, tempor¬ arily. Bill will be an AFS exchange student next year. Puerto Rico’s newest addition, Glenn Marks made his home with Mr. and Mrs. E. Homer White. Glenn will attend Uni¬ versity of Md. next year. Many other Seniors will move including two on the Voyager Staff—Cathy White and Talley Win¬ chester. Cathy is moving to Milford, Delaware and Talley to Tennessee. Cathy will attend University of Delaware next fall and Talley VPI. To an y Senior who is leaving, the class of ' 70 wishes you Good Luck as we go our sepa¬ rate ways ... 83 This year Bennett again had the honor of participating in the A.F.S. program. We hosted Peter Isler from Winterthur, Switzerland who made his home with Alan Ruhl. Peter will be remembered for his wonderful sense of humor and his abilities in soccer and tennis. Martha Copony represented Bennett in Puerto Montt, Chile. She was chosen last year by a student exchange committee to leave in February, 1969 and to return in January, 1970. This experience and her Spanish are two things Martha will never forget. We congratulate Peter and Martha for the honor of being chosen as exchange students and wish them all the luck in the coming years. 85 UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OFFICERS President: Kevin Sullivan Vice-President: Liz Ann Mitchell Secretary: Connie Dennis Treasurer: Debbie Stevens ADVISORS Mr. Cummins and Mrs. Phipps CLASS COUNCIL J. B. Barnes Bruce Fleming Joe Taylor Kathy Schmitt Laura Giganti Cathie Dennis Sue Sturgis Class of VI 88 Ronnie Abbott Jackie Adams Eric Adkins Marty Adkins Aleta Anderson Ed Anderton Donna Andrews Judy Andrews Cindy Austin Brenda Bagwell Maggie Bailey Debbie Baker Janice Baker Lucille Balam Cindy Banks Howard Banks Anson Barkley Chris Barnes J. B. Barnes Emily Beardsley Sandra Beauchamp Pat Beckett Bruce Benjamin Andrea Bishop Sharon Bishop Pearlean Black Sandy Black Linda Blevins Craig Booth Gaylon Bounds Mickey Bounds Jenny Bradford Judy Bradford Bill Brewington Diane Brinson Brenda Brittingham Linda Brittingham Karen Brodey David Brown Gary Brown Tom Brumbley David Bulluck Tom Burdett David Burton Betty Butler Bobbie Butler Ron Callis Bill Campbell Mike Campbell Scott Campbell Louis Carey Susan Carey John Carney Mike Carter 89 Sandra Carter Marilyn Cartwright Gloris Causey Peggy Chatham Irving Chester Debbie Church Raylena Church Sandy Coffin Amy Cohen Andy Cohill Gary Cole Karen Conrad Terri Cooper George Corddry Bruce Cornelius Cynthia Cornish Carol Cotton Jackie Coulbourn Patty Cragg Lynn Crockett Kenny Cropper James Cross Angie Culver Donald Custis Della Dashield Diane Dashiell Pame ! a Da hiell Chris Davis David Dayton Cathy Dennis Connie Dennis David deWindt Karen Dillow Barbie Donalds Debbie Donoway Georgia Donoway Chris Downes Billy Downing Greg Downs Woody Dykes Debbie Elliott Gary Elsey Pam Elsey Chris English David Ennis Andy Esham Bill Esham Bill Evans Brian Evans Mike Evans Phyllis Evans Terry Evans Margo Everett David Farace 90 Chris Fields Joyce Fields Lisa Fisher Chuck Fithian Bruce Fleming Anne Fowler Steve Freeman Bill Fritz Molly Fulton Henry Gass Gwynell Gattis Rena Gayle Laura Giganti Bryan Gilbert Palmer Gillis Chuck Gordy Patty Sue Graham Betsy Grandstaff Margie Graves Bernice Green Josephine Green Leroy Green Beverly Greene Debbie Greene Thomas Greene Ken Greenhalgh Lex Grier Karen Griffin Kathy Griffith Bob Grim Bill Gunter Cassandra Hall Cathy Hall Clay Hall Marsha Hamilton Jimmy Hammond Gary Hancock Nancy Hanna Marion Hardy Naomi Harrell Bruce Harrington J. G. Harshman Terry Hart Debbie Hastings Karen Hastings Kathy Hastings Pat Hastings Teresa Hastings Mike Hayward Becky Hearne Willie Helms Cindy Hill Joan Hill Mike Hill 91 Cherry Hird Phillip Hitch Anne Hitchens David Hooper Scott Hooper Gail Hoover Dickie Hopkins Harriet Hopkins Kay Horleman Phi! Howard Randolph Howard fete Hughes Susan Humler Diann Jarrett Cathy Jenkins Wade Jenkins Barbara Johnson Brad Johnson Judy Johnson Ken Johnson Billy Jones Gardner Jones Henry Jones Mary Jones Otto Jones Philip Jones Peggy Joyce If you shake this tinsel real hard, it’ll sparkle. Miriam Kamanitz Bobbie Kaufman Terry Keevers Tim Kellam Page Kelley Chris Kerns Jeff Ketesleger Sally Kilboume Barbara Kirby Robert Koppelman Ann Kraus Susan Lang 92 Kathy Lappin Steve Larmore Virginia Larmore Vic Laws Linda Layfield John Layton Michelle Leech Steve Leffew Allen Leggs Tommy Leonard Connie Lewis Susan Lewis A beautiful girl isn’t safe anywhere these days. John McQuown Bill Melvin Rudi Mentasti Cheryl Messick Marilyn Messick Pat Meyer Tom Middleton Phyllis Milbourne Donna Miller Pat Milligan David Mills Allen Mitchell Steve Linkins Bob Livingston Anne Livingstone Mary Livingstone Alyne Longfelliw David Lowe Edwin Lowe Yvonne Malone Roland Marker Audrey Mann Pete Mattax Diane Maycock Bob McGrath Frank McKenzie Pat McKenzie 93 Mildred Parker Robin Parker Sheila Parker Marilyn Payne Bill Perdue Beverly Pettus Howard Phoebus Lisa Pilchard Edna Polk Henry Polk Terri Polk Timothy Polk Tom Pope Mike Potter Glenn Powell Derek Price Melva Price Robin Price Debbie Pryor Susan Purnell 94 Liz Ann Mitchell Ann Molock Carlos Moore Marshall Moore Tony Moore Ray Morris Sherwood Morris Brenda Moser Jane Mountain Sherry Mumford Charles Muskat Jan Nelson Becky Nichols Debbie Nichols Debbie Nolte Gene Nutter Lola Nutter Marcia Nutter Otis Nutter Ramona Nutter Tom Nutter Janice Owens Clarice Parker John Parker When your appetite alarm sounds . . . “You want me to accompany whom in Ring of Fire? Mike Shreck George Simpkins Bill Smith Drake Smith Wanda Smith Wilhelmena Smith Eddie Somers Carol Sonder Joey Sorrells Kathy Sowards Jo Ann Spearin Keith Staton Greg Steere Debbie Stevens Glendola Stevens Marshall Stewart Sharon Stinebaugh Johnny Strudwick Sue Sturgis Kevin Sullivan Brenda Taylor Joe Taylor Vivian Taylor John Thompson Jack Pusey Janet Pusey Sharon Raynor Eddy Riall Janice Richardson Jim Richardson Mike Richardson Bill Ringgold Ted Ritchings Bill Rooks Carol Ruark David Ruark Gloria Ruark Frank Sanchez Sandy Schever Kathy Schmitt Donna Shockley Gail Shockley Iris Shockley Kenny Shores 95 John Thorton James Tingle Don Toadvine Bill Torrey Barbara Townsend Carroll Townsend Johnny Townsend Gary Travers Edward Travis Eddie Tribeck Joan Truitt Bonnie Turner Peter Van Breeman Kathy Vanario Robert Veney Kathy Wagner Donna Wagurak Ed Wa ' ker Leroy Wallace Tim Walsh David Ward Joe Waters Shelia Waters James Watson Mark Weaver James Webb Artie Webster Sharon Webster Dru Wells Ida Wells Harry West Sue Ellen Whaley Bob White Dawn White Linda White Pat White Steve White Paul Whitelock George Whitney Marceline Whitney Gail Wickham Diane Wilce Patrick Williams Phil Williams Ron Williams Winston Wi liams Paul Wimbrow Mike Winchester George Ann Wingrove Bill Witt Lorraine Wooters Debbie Wright Eric Wright Randolph Wright Tom Wroten Norma Wyatt NOT PICTURED Gloria Baisden Randy Cooper Eunice Dashiell Charlie Gale Laverne Jones William Jones Reginald Lawrence Nathaniel McCarthy Ann Odum Debbie Sanders Alexander Shiles Gary Smith Robert Stevens Charles Van Sant James Walls Wilbert Wilson 96 VICE PRESIDENT Class of ’72 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Right to Left: Ben Graham; Stan Robins; Cindy Taylor; Art Little. Barbara Abbott James Adams Howard Adkins Jerry Adkins Lisa Adkins Yvonne Adkins Rose Allen Deloris Anderson Jeanne Anderson Sharon Anderson Barbara Anderton Vaughn Arnsparger Francis Ashcraft John Atkinson Debbie Baker David Baker Melinda Baker Robert Baker Brian Balin Rodney Banks Gerald Barbierri German Barkley Lauren Barkley Henry Barnes CLASS COUNCIL: First Row: Delores Couch, Shay Betts, Susan Walsh, Sharon White, Kathy Chason, Susan Pollitt, Carla John son. Second Row: Howard Adkins, Steve Eccleston, Gary Crockett, Bob Hayman, Paul Harmon, Matt Dashiell, Ken Grim. 99 Ella Barton Quinn Beckett James Bendix Robert Benzin Charles Bergen Robert Berger Shay Betts Nathaniel Bingham Robert Blevins Debbie Bomt Kenneth Bounds Richard Bratten Ruth Briddell Bobbi Brittingham Barbara Brown Lloyd Brown Richard Brumbley Susan Burdett Ella Burke Darlene Burks Joyce Bowden Richard Bowden Beth Bozman Vernon Bradley Mr. William Pump, SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISOR Allen Burton Artice Burton Joan Bussells Marion Bussells James Butler Jannie Butler Gary Calame Dona Cameron Bruce Campbell James Campbell Rosa Campbell Vaughn Camper Kathleen Carpenter Steve Carter Eve Cartwright 100 Sean Cavanaugh Ella Chason Maria Chatham Wilson Chatham Llewellyn Chester Charles Childs Mary Cooper Nancy Cooper Kitty Copes Nathan Copes Mrs. Nina Tarr, SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISOR William Crockett Grace Dale Dean Dashiell Matthew Dashiell Beverly Corbin Donald Corbin Deborah Cornish Kevin Cornish McKinley Cornish George Cottman Delores Couch Pearlanna Cox Gary Crockett Sandra Dashiell Walter Dashiell III Craig Davis Donna Davis Jeanne Davis Martha Davis Shelly Davis Paul Dawson Hollywood Deal Dixie Dean John DeCola 101 Joe Delatte Lorenzo Dtnnard Debbie Dennis David Derry Douglas Deshields Sharon Deshields Phil Dillinger Debbie Disharoon Linda Disharoon Everybody’s got talent hidden somewhere! Allen Dorman Darlene Dorman Bill Dryden Kathy Dubsky Terry Dutton Cindy Dykes Steve Eccleston Frances Elliott Jann Elliott Vickie Elliott Terry E ' lis Bryan Elsey Susan Elwood Freddie Elzey Kendall Elzey Brenda Ennis John Ericson Zelda Everhart Arnold Fagans Craig Farrell John Farrell Christine Fields Jesse Fields Rebecca Figgs Laurie Fincher Mark Fitzgerald Mario Fleming Bruce Ford I’ll just stash you away in here and nobody will ever know ... 102 James Ford Robert Ford Chuck Fowler Bob Fries We’re all friends at Bennett. Tam Fuller Mona Furbush Joe Gilkerson Joan Gillis Patricia G ' asgow Janice Goldberg Ben Graham Olie Green Gerald Griffith Bill Griffith Ken Grim Paulette Gunther Danny Guy Margaret Hackert Bonnie Hall Melanie Hall Bruce Hammond Susan Hancock Lydia Harmon Patricia Harmon Paul Harmon Susan Harshman Jeff Hastings Sue Hastings Now that I’m President— Cindy Hayman Bob Hayman Doug Hayward Edna Hearne David Hedinger Jeff Henderson Anne Henry Dean Heslop Mary Hill 103 Ingram Hird Larry Hitch Lula Hitch Steve Hitch Terry Hoffman Rick Holloway Brian Holloway Pam Hopkins William Hopkins Joan Horner Garland Hornsby Tommy Huffman Denise Hull Willie Hunter Albert Hutley Mary Jane Insley Toni Jackson Edwin Jacobson Louise Jaffe Bernard James Donna Jerly Jerome Jernigan Arthur Johnson Karla Johnson Margaret Johnson Rocena Johnson Anthony Jones Bill Jones Carrie Jones David Jones Dennis Jones Jonathan Jones Jerry Jones Helen Jones Laverne Jones Noreen Jones Gary, look at the camera and smile ... like this. 104 Now there goes a real man. Purley Jones Steven Jones Nancy Keen Maxine Kelly Ronnie Kenney Phyllis Kerns Paul Kilchenstein Arthur Kilfoil Wayne Kirk Linda Kirwan Virginia Kolb Glenda Landes Christine Landing Cindy Landing George Landing Robert Larmore Donzela Lawrence Gregory Lawrence Reginald Lawrence John Leatherbury David Lee Rebecca Lee Laren Lemmerman Frank Lemon George Lezon Sandra Lindenkohl Veronica Linkins Art Little Jo-Ann Livingston David Long Leslie Long Teresa Long David Maier J. T. Majors Phyllis Malone Luther Mapp 105 Robert Mapp Walter Marshall Nancy Martens Bonnie McAllister Nathaniel McCarthy Ann McGarney Kathy McGrath Robert McGrath John McIntyre Anthony McSheffry Thomas Mears Judy Messick Donna Miller Monica Miller Roxanne Miller Terri Mills Joan Mitchell Linda Mitchell Priscilla Mobray Sherman Morris Richard Murphy Bill Nibblett Robert Noble Wallace Nock Lana Noonan Ernest Odum Walker Outten Sheila Montgomery David Moore Kenny Moore Raymond Moore Terri Moore Margo Morris Herman Owens Carol Lynn Parker Carolyn Parker Norma Lee Parker Mike Parks Betty Sue Parsons Debbie Peacock Edith Peek Carol Perdue Joseph Perdue Debbie Perry 106 Jackie Peters James Peters Bryan Philips Kenneth Philips Milton Phillips John Pinder Bernard Polk Susan Pollitt Richard Poole William Popone Carl Pruitt Barbara Rencher Gary Renshaw Aaron Richardson John Richter Paul Riley Richard Ring II Bernard Purnell Linda Purnell Gloria Pusey Maralyn Pusey William Pusey David Ramia Cynthia Rathel Walton Reddish Clifford Robbins Ruth Roberts Debra Robertson Joseph Robertson Michael Robertson Shirley Robertson Stanley Robins James Rohrer Michael Rogers Jonathan Royer Charlotte Roxbury Stingle Ruark Allen Ruhl Hi Gregory Ryals Joseph Sabo Patricia Sanders Douglas Sellers John Sharpe Charles Shockley 107 Faye Shockley Gary Shockley Denny Shupe James Simms Kathy Simms Beverly Slemons Ann Smith Brenda Smith Carolyn Smith Gary Smith James Smith Jean Smith Hey, you’re not going to tell me that she’s in this contest too! Kelly Smith Stanley Smith Stephanie Smith Dennis Smullen Linda Smullen Rebecca Smullen Karen Sprague Michael Spurlock Cheryl Stallings Diane Stephanides Mary Stevens Robert Stevens Clyde Stevenson Lou Ann Steward Nancy Sturgis Dean Sumpter Clinton Taylor Kevin Taylor Cynthia Taylor Patricia Taylor Vicki Taylor Chris Thomas Eddie Thomas Teresa Thomas Carolyn Thompson Teresa Thompson Terri Tilghman Donna Toadvine James Tolliver Cynthia Towns 108 Bernard Townsend Leiko Townsend Marianne Townsend Steven Travers Connie Tribblet Angelo Triglea Alfred Truitt Rebecca Truitt Stephan Truitt Gary Turpin Howard Twilley Ray Vim Clara Wallace Michael Wallace Tyrone Wallace Steven Waller Jimmy Walls Susan Walsh Barbara Walton Theodore Ward Dixie Watson Kenneth Webb David Webster Deborah Webster Sharon Wheatley Eva White Jerome White Jerry White Larry White Rebecca White Sharon White Edward Whitehead Dirk Widdowson Kathie Widdowson Deborah Wigfall Sharon Wilkenson Why yes, I use V05. It leaves my hair so wonderfully alive!! 109 Gerald Wilkens Kenneth Willey Daniel Williams Judith Williams Krista Williams Gail Williams Lorraine Williams Kenneth Willing Muriel Wilson Jeffrey Wiltbank Donzella Winder Michael Yocca Not Pictured John Andrews James Bratten Angela Brinson Willie Butler Irvin Chester Ronald Driscoll George Edwards Raymond Gauntt Donna Gerald Thomas Green John Gross Timothy Horner Donna Kinney Lisa McBriety Ann Megargee Richard Moore William Pedone Paulette Piper Anne Tromley Joe Waters SILLY SOPHOMORES!! NO ' V- 112 HOOTENANY On Friday, October 10, Bennett was successful in presenting a Hootenany. A large crowd of students gathered in a coffee house atmosphere to be entertained by their peers. The pro¬ gram, which ranged from folk singing to comedy sketches, was deserving of the warm reception. Congratulations Entertainers! HOMECOMING ’69 Bennett celebrated its third annual Homecoming November 7-8. Friday afternoon’s pep rally was the spark for the week¬ end’s festivities. That evening the competitive floats from the classes and organizations paraded to the stadium to await judging. The Clippers stomped Colonel Richardson with a score of 34-6. Halftime included a performance by the band, the an¬ nouncement of the Seniors ' winning float and the crowning of Sally Cannon as Homecoming Queen. Members of her court were Danna Linn and Barbara Newcomb (seniors), Ann Kraus and Laura Giganti (juniors), and Beverly Corbin and Debbie Webster (sophomores). Saturday night the Homecoming Dance was held. The theme was Treasure Trove and the decorations made an under- the-sea atmosphere. The Rain’’ provided the music for a very successful Homecoming. Another touchdown for Bennett! Bennett cheerleaders cheer a refreshing rainfall. 115 Sail, can’t you show a little excitement? and her court Representing the Junior Class were Ann Kraus and Laura Giganti. Representing the Sophomore Class were Beverly Corbin and Debbie Webster. 116 s4 Amtle 6 a t£c ooJcc fien of a tcuc i. Santa Claus passes out gifts to the children. With Christmas this year, Bennett was busy pre¬ paring for the B.Y.C. Christmas party and Student Council float for the annual parade. The B.Y.C. committee, with Sally Cannon and Susan Purnell, provided the Christmas spirit for underprivileged children. The children were picked up and returned to their homes by students. The party, held in the Student Lounge, had Santa Claus (Gary Tarr), cartoon films, games, gifts, and refreshments. Local stores lent their support with money and gifts. The party proved that Bennett Youth Cares. Our Student Council was proudly represented by a float in the Christmas parade. The theme was The Spirit of Christmas and a crepe-paper snowman sat atop the float. Our thanks to Marsha Robins and her crew for their spirit and hard work. J.M.B. Celebrates Christmas The kids open their presents eagerly. Come on David, give me a turn. The Spirit of Christmas and Bennett went into the Student Council Float. 118 HOLLY BALL Bennett’s traditional Holly Ball was held December 12. The Sophomores were in charge of the dance, and their decorations were very effective. The stage was done in a winter scene, offset by an old sleigh and trees. Talley Winchester was crowned Holly Ball Queen. Her attendants were Diane Odell and Marsha Robins (seniors), Kathy Schmidt and Diana Maycock (jun¬ iors), and Shay Betts and Bobbe Brittingham (sopho¬ mores). Music was provided by the Vibratones.” Sophomores used a winter forest scene in dec¬ orating. Talley Winchester reigned over Winter Wonderland. to the music of the Vibratones.” Kathy Schmidt and Diana Maycock represented the Junior Class. Bobbi Brittingham and Shay Betts represented the Sophomore Class. 119 Holly Ball Honeys 120 CGLOR On April 17 the Juniors presented their Seniors with a delightful Junior-Senior Banquet. This was the second year in a row that this honor had been successfully carried out. An excellent dinner was fol¬ lowed by well-rounded enter¬ tainment. Performances ranged from slap-stick humor in skits to serious folk songs. Bill Ringold’s take off on Johnny Cash highlighted the evening. We hope Junior-Senior Ban¬ quets in Bennett’s future are as well-accepted and appreci¬ ated. :::::: ::::::: CAST Mother (Mary Jones) . Laura Watkins. Melody Jones . Leon Jones . Kenneth Carpenter . . Elaine Watkins. Bruce Butler . Kathy (Miss Richards) Jennefer Abbey . Father (John Jones) . Gary Boyd . Stretch Appleby. Francie Wilks . Lex . Jane. Dru .:. .Ann Hitchens .Molly Fulton .. . Kathy Sowards .Bill Witt .. . Bruce Fleming .Nancy Hanna . .. Jeff Ketelsleger .Chris Kerns .... Susan Purnell . Vic Laws . . Tom Middleton .Mike Potter Brenda Brittingham . Lex Grier , .. . Jane Mountain . Dru Wells Mrs. Stephanie Romero Director The Junior Class once again proved their skill on stage in the presentation of Melody Jones. This play centered around a teenage girl’s emotions when she discovered she was adopted. Although basically a drama, Melody Jones had its lighter scenes due to hams” Vic Laws, Bruce Fleming, and Mike Potter. Kathy Sowards gave an excellent portrayal of Melody. The play received good reviews from all who attended. Charles Muskat Assistant Director MELODY JONES Adlibs? Sure. But not two acts. Is this Act II or IV? Spontaneous attraction. Six measly dog tooth violets. Oh, Joy! Oh, thrill! 123 This picture was taken just seconds before Jeffs hands slipped ... his form on the floor was just as impressive. Emily came down to find that her trampoline was moved for the next event. On April 8, Bennett’s class of ’70 again emerged victorious. This time it was be¬ cause of their superior strength and ability in the competition of gymnastics. All Sports Night, sponsored by the Varsity Club, ended with a score of 97 for the Seniors, over¬ shadowing Juniors’ 51 and Sophomores’ 51. If I could just shake these cramps out of my toes. Dave Crockett exhibits his patience in gymnastics. Miss Florence Fowlkes held this (We all lost count after 23 attempted mounts.) position for ten minutes. To raise money for new band uniforms, the P.T.A. suggested that the music de¬ partment of James M. Ben¬ nett present a musical revue. The revue, The Best of Broadway, consisted of songs from various broadway shows such as My Fair Lady, The Sound of Music , West Side Story, and Showboat. Partici¬ pating in the show were mem¬ bers and band the choir rected bv Mrs Meta Smith and Mr Charles Smith the revue was a great success. 125 Chris Barnes is sworn in as Student Council President. Mr. Tom Wertz addresses the Student Body on Inauguration Day. UNDERCLASSMAN AWARDS 7 � Cioe Co not to (toe fan- one ' o oel£ alone . . . © ® ft f L ALL STATE BAND AND FIRST PLACE IN MARYLAND ENGLISH JOURNAL POETRY CONTEST: Peter V nBre man. at.t. STATE ORCHES¬ TRA: Bruce Fleming. SERVICE AWARD WINNERS: Seat - ed: Terry Thompson, Janice Goldberg, Liz Mitchell, Susan Purnell, Ann Kraus. Standing: Bob Koppelman, Vic Laws, Marty Adkins, Rick Holloway, Chris Barnes, Kenneth Willing, Kevin Sulli¬ van. A decent length for skirts is demonstrated at the Dress Code Assembly. This was especially constructed from Mrs. Carey ' s vast collection for the Earth Day Assembly. Bennett’s own historian Mr. Phillips is asked to speak at the Band Assembly. This enchanting creature kicked up her heels at the first pep rally of the year. Jane Mountain is escorted off stage after a pleasing performance in Drama Club Assembly. 127 HONORS: Beth Dayton; Presidential Classroom, Debbie McIntyre; All-American Chorus, Bill Stephens; Outstanding Teenager of America, Don Dashiell; Youth Appreciation Week Award, Rod Flowers; Outstanding Teenager of America, Jackie DeCola; Youth Appreciation Week Award, Cathy White; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, Larry Pedrick; Presi¬ dential Classroom. Hext to excellence io t e afrfrtecoxtion o£ it. Honors and Awards NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALIST: Terry Deer. LETTERS OF COMMENDATION WINNERS: Cathy White, Karen Eccleston, Ellen Whayland, Donna French, Cathie Dudderar, Kathy Caldwell, Bill Stephens. 128 mm r CHOSEN FOR ALL-STATE CHORUS: Debbie McIntyre, Shelly Holland. WINNERS OF TIME TEST: Rick Pollitt, John Mountain, Jeff Royer. Not Pictured: Bruce Widdowson. TO ATTEND SCIENCE SYM- |1 il ■ ' POSIUM: Marty Adkins. CHOSEN FOR ALL-SHORE BAND: First Row: Patrick Williams, Gail Hoover, Marianne Townsend, Bob Koppelman. Second Row: Don Murray, Terry Murphy,Brad Johnson, Gary Minner, Rick Murphy, Wayne Pearson. 129 SEPTEMBER 1— School begins and the Class of ’70 has made it to the top 2— Our “no dress code” deal found too liberal 7—New juke box 9—Mr. Dumire enters hospital. “Now who’s ... Oh! Mr. Sarbanes.” First football scrimmage 18 . 19 —Senior pictures “You never know what might develop.” 19— First pep rally 20— Bennett Boys stomp Patterson and are off to a great start! 26—Juniors ' Achievement Tests (“We’ll see how much they really know.’’) 29—HEATH CANDY sale already? Are you sure it’s legal for us minors to sell this stuff?” OCTOBER 1—AFS Assembly Swiss Exchange Student, Peter Isler, speaks. 3 —Seniors vote for class COLORS: roval blue lime green FLOWER: yellow rose SONG: “Place in the Sun” 8—Mr. Sarbanes announces “HOCKER” and “SOCKEY games. 10 —HOOTENANNY: Rhett Frye and Eddie Davis make their debuts as prima ballerinas. 16-17—Teachers’ Vacation “Hope they enjoy it! 20—“You say that the ice cream bucket under the water fountain is for trash? 23— HEX DAY against Wi-Hi “It’s been known to work.” 24— TV Raffle; Color Day; Pep Rally 25— Big Game Bennett edges Wi-Hi 14-12. NOVEMBER 1—S.A.T. ( ' Yawn ' ) At least our team won last night. 7 . 8 —HOMECOMING Sally Cannon chosen queen. There’s something about the name Cannon and royalty. 9-14—American Education Week It ain’t like it used to be. 26—11:55, 12:00, 12:05 (ring) THANKSGIVING HOLI¬ DAYS DECEMBER 1—Mr. Dumire returns for l 2 day of Bennett life. 12—HOLLY BALL Tallev Winchester (queen) nlounts sleigh without the expected fall. 17—First wrestling match 19—Christmas holidays begin officially at 3:40 JANUARY 5—Students return refreshed for the long home stretch. 7—“Look up in the sky! It’s an ash! No, just trash! It s a snowflake!’ ' 21— Morning of first exam; but, alas, it’s snowin and kids won’t be goin’! 22— Exams begin one day late (not much satisfaction). 29— Last exam; for a couple of months, anyway. 30— Students have day off while teachers grade exams. NDAR FEBRUARY 11 _Mr. Owens conducts art field trip to Baltimore 27—Yearbook Assembly MARCH 5 — Mr. Dumire dismisses us 10 minutes early, but it took students at least that much time to recover from the shock. 6 — Honor Society Assembly—new members sworn in 12-27—Cars absent from student parking lot 18—Gymnastics exhibition . Cecil Frazier takes advantage of the audience and tries a bird imitation from the high bar 20 —BYC EASTER EGG HUNT at Park 23—PTA Spring Concert 26 - 30 —EASTER VACATION APRIL 8 —ALL SPORTS NIGHT The Juniors and Sophomores had to be sports” the way the Seniors creamed ’em. 17 _JR.-SR. BANQUET— Johnny Cash will be proud of you, Bill Ringgold.” 20—Sr. Class PTA program—Frank Hanna stars as Jimmy Bennett—typical Sr.” 22— Earth Day”—fight pollution 23 . 24 —Jr. Class Play— MELODY JONES MAY 1 —’’LAW DAY” Assembly 7— Slacks are permitted for girls, too. ”To dare, or not to wear? That is the question.” 12—SR. CLASS MEETING—We all agreed we had 3 days until the PROM. 12-13-14—TIKI cuts telephone wire Mr. Wilson is stopped because of no taillights. Seniors move Prom decorations to Civic Center. Beautiful vines were brought in to drape around the waterfall. 71 7 tons of sand hauled to Civic Center. 15 —Prom and Breakfast—theme: ’’ENDLESS SUMMER 18—Monday morning finds vine drapers with POISON OAK 21 _Mr. Wilson gives Advanced Math exam early— might as well get it over with.” Student Council and Class Officers elected 20 - 23 — Best of Broadway —a musical revue 28_Senior Day—a few ditch special school lunch for English Grill lunch delivery Senior Awards 31—Baccalaureate JUNE 4— Graduation Practice—Some Seniors get more exercise than they’ve had all year. 5 — Graduation—Ocean City—Here We Come. 132 It took this expert” doubles team to defeat . . . MEN IRKING BE TOUGH RED Bmm CLIPPER: 133 First Row: Otto Jones, Bill Stephens, Pat Gould, David Farace, Stan’ey Morris, Dick Perry, Gary Travers, Rod Flowers, Pat Mc¬ Kenzie, Chuck Gordy, Kenny Cox. Second Row: Ted Bonwit, John Thornton, Gary Tarr, Rans on Chandler, Dennis Bounds, David Lowe, Gregg Holland, Charles Gale, Duffy McKenzie, John Parker, Dave Robinson, Bill Brewington, Walter Banks, John McQuown, Mr. Bailey. Third Row: Don Dashiell, Bill Green, Ricky Richardson, Joe Beach, Richard Dubsky, Henry Gass, David Ruark, Scott Aldridge. For their 6-4 record, Bennett’s 1969 Varsity Football Squad should be complimented. Coach Bailey, in his first year with the team, guided our boys to an outstanding season, which included sixteen new records. The Clippers’ winning streak was broken when they tackled undefeated Middletown. Following this loss Bennett also bowed to Cambridge, Easton, and North Caroline. The team regained their backers when they defeated Wi-Hi 14-12. Individual accomplishments were made by Dickie Perry and Pat Gould in their defensive abilities. The outstanding player of the year was John Parker who became the first junior to be chosen for the All-Delmarva Football Team and receive the Sportsmanship Award. The senior squad leaves the team confident that the Clippers will go on to many more successful seasons. MANAGERS: John McQuown, Bill Torrey. COACHES. Mr. Briscoe, Mr. Bailey. 134 c SCOREBOARD Bennett 18—16 Patterson Park Bennett 74—20 Congressional Prep Bennett 23— 7 Queen Anne’s Bennett 20—24 Elkton Bennett 8—56 Middleton Bennett 14—12 Wicomico Bennett 34—17 Cambridge Bennett 34— 6 Col. Richardson Bennett 21—30 Easton Bennett 7—13 North Caroline l tMj Wm ‘ A 4 Clippers signing off . . . 137 SCOREBOARD Bennett 6—15 Wi Hi Bennett 36— 0 Easton Bennett 23— 2 Laurel Bennett 19— 0 Georgetown Bennett 6 — 0 Easton Bennett 6—12 Wi Hi J. V.’s travel a rough road The 1969 J.V. Football team, under the new leadership of Mr. Harry Miller, continued to exhibit dominance over its opponents. With a 4-2 record, the J.V.’s looked very impressive in their performance in their two losses to Wi-Hi. The baby Clippers should be congratulated in their fine de¬ fensive squad. The team held all of their opponents to less than two touchdowns. With the display of skill of this year’s J.V.’s, next season’s Varsity squad should have a successful year. First Row: Paul Harmon, Carroll Odom, Kevin Sullivan, John DeCola, Stan Robbins, Tom Burdett, Dirk Widdowson, Joe Gil- kerson, Mike Spurlock. Second Row: Mr. Usilton (coach), St ve Turner (manager), Bryan Gilbert, David Webster, Steve Carter, Francis Ashcraft, Paul Riley, Gary Crockett, Bob Hayman. Third Row: David Long, Aaron Richardson, Ted Ward, Thomas Green, Mike Hayman, Bob Fries, Richard Brumbley, Rusty Bounds, John Sharpe, Rodney Banks, Doug Deshields, Alan Ruhl, Steve Eccleston (manager), David Jones (manager), Mr. Miller (coach). Not Pictured: Wayne Burton. First Row: Bill Fritz, Bill Bailey, Perry Peregoy, Steve Leffew, David Mills, Clay Hall, Bill Burton, Glenn Marks, Dickie Clark, Gregg Wickham, Rhett Frye, Bob Lovingston, Buddy Robins. Second Row: Mr. Smoot (coach), Tim Walsh (manager), Rudy Mentasti (manager), Roger Robertson, Tom Baird, Mickey Bounds, Bill Gunter, Todd Lauridson, Peter Van Breeman, Mike Kenney, Peter Isler, Bill Fries, Bruce Widdowson, Morgan White, Bruce Harrington, Mr. Little (coach). Booters lose playoff ... to Wi-Hi The 1969 version of Bennett’s soccer team did not have as fine a season as was expected. Posting its first losing record since becoming a high school, the Clippers ended with a 5-6 record. Working with all available talent, Coach James Little attempted to refine an almost completely new team in time to save the season. Weeks before the game, the Clippers worked long and hard hoping to attain the championship. However, the season ended with defeat. The county title slipped by Bennett, going to Wi-Hi on a corner kick technicality. SCOREBOARD Bennett 1—4 Pocomoke Bennett 3—2 Mardela Bennett 0—2 Crisfield Bennett 4—0 Pittsville Bennett 4—2 Wi-Hi Bennett 3—1 Pittsville Bennett 1—2 Washington Bennett 1—7 Mardela Bennett 3—1 Stephen Decatur Bennett 0—3 Wi-Hi 139 Cross Countrymen run . . . but not hard enough The ’69 Bennett cross¬ country team had a very disappointing year, with only one victory. Mr. Wil¬ liam Pump, trying to es¬ tablish cross-country as a major fall event in the fu¬ ture, concentrated on build¬ ing up the team for the coming year by recruiting a majority of sophomores and juniors. The most spectacular event during the season was, Phil Vickers, placing eighth in the State. With hard work ’70 should prove a better season. First Row: Randy Perry, Keith Collins, Ronnie Callis. Second Row: Mr. Pump (coarh), Phil Vickers, Richard Poole, Marcellus Elsey, Brad Johnson, Mike Fincher, Bill Campbell (manager). SCOREBOARD Bennett 36—21 Seaford Bennett 37—20 Seaford Bennett 36—23 Cambridge Bennett 46—17 Washington Bennett 25—32 Northampton Bennett 43—17 Washington Bennett 43—20 Wi-Hi 141 Varsity Basketball With the completion of the fall agenda, the eyes of Bennett turned toward basketball. When the final team was chosen there were 2 seniors and 9 juniors on the roster. With its only victories coming from Mardela and North Caroline, the Clippers posted a 3-17 record. Coach Kiley was continually plagued with problems, the crowning blow came when Mike Kenney injured his knee and was benched for the remainder of the season. With a majority of juniors coming back, the 71 Clippers should be tough to beat. SCOREBOARD Bennett 56— 62 Worcest er Bennett 49— 80 Stephen Decatur Bennett 55— 48 Mardela Bennett 67— 87 Cambridge Bennett 57— 87 Washington Bennett 60— 66 Easton Bennett 43— 69 Wicomico Bennett 67— 73 North Caroline Bennett 68— 55 Mardela Bennett 65— 86 Washington Bennett 65— 78 Easton Bennett 51— 79 Wicomico Bennett 47— 50 Crisfield Bennett 67—51 North Caroline Bennett 53— 57 Queen Anne Bennett 61—111 Pocomoke Bennett 47— 53 Cambridge Bennett 63— 67 Worcester Bennett 55— 91 Stephen Decatur Bennett 46— 71 Crisfield 142 BETOUC 1 t 1 WfgV M | £ k ■ k m £ T T i ml fl fvj BE TOUGH R k BE First Row: Mr. Harry Miller, Coach. Second Row: Lorenzo Dennard, Doug Dashiell, Paul Harmon, Jerry Jones, Greg Downes John Pinder, Marion Bussells, Jerome White, Greg Ryals, Tom Green. J.V.’s have very impressive record In his first year of coaching at Bennett, basketball team coach Harry Miller made a fine premiere. Working with entirely unknown boys, the team finished the season with a 12-6 record. The record does not do the team justice since they put in many long, hard hours practicing both on and off court. The J.V. team, made up of promising sophomores and juniors, gives all Bennett fans hope for a good varsity team next year. SCOREBOARD Bennett 55—59 Worcester Bennett 58—63 Stephen Decatur Bennett 71—38 Mardela Bennett 65—59 Cambridge Bennett 67—83 Washington Bennett 52—49 Easton Bennett 52—55 Wi-Hi Bennett 54—47 Cambridge Bennett 84—59 Mardela Bennett 64—63 Washington Bennett 69—57 Easton Bennett 72—42 Wi-Hi Bennett 54—62 Crisfield Bennett 61—62 Queen Anne Bennett 70—64 Pocomoke Bennett 56—54 Worcester Bennett 72—40 Stephen Decatur Bennett 70—67 Crisfield J.V.’s look very impressive . . . while First Row: Bill Jones, Kevin Sullivan, Phil Dillinger, Stan Robins, David Lee, Gerard Barbierri. Second Row: Gary Crockett, Bill Brewington, John Thornton, Jerry Wilkens, Ed Walker, Mike Hayward, Richard Ring, Chris Barnes. 146 Varsity Grapplers capture District titles SCOREBOARD Bennett 30—24 Seaford Bennett 38—16 Easton Bennett 39—11 Wi-Hi Bennett 39—13 St. Michaels Bennett 28—19 St. Michaels Bennett 40—8 Wi-Hi Bennett went wrestling wild in 1970 as the Clippers were unde¬ feated, took the District V title, and sent five grapplers to the State Tournament. Highlight of Coach Briscoe’s first perfect season was trouncing Wi-Hi twice. In post season tournaments, the matmen won the District V crown for the third straight year, finishing first of second in ten out of twelve weights. District champs advancing to the State Tournament were Ogia Miles, Rod Flowers, Dave Farace, Don Dashiell and Henry Gass. 1971 prospects are excellent despite the graduation of Miles, Flowers, Dashiell, Harold Grenhalgh and Rick Hartman. Eight underclass lettermen return. First Row: Bill Downing (manager), Eric Adkins, Steve Travers, Phil Hitch, Harold Greenhalgh, Jeff Ketelsleger, John McQuown (manager). Second Row: Jim Rohrer (manager), Rick Hartman, Rod Flowers, Pat McKenzie, David Farace, Don Dashiell, Henry Gass, Rusty Bounds, Mr. Briscoe (coach). Varsity Baseball in Position Duffy Dave Steve McKenzie Robinson Larmore Bill Mickey Evans Bounds Mike Winchester Gary Pat Tarr McKenzie The 1970 baseball team closed a most successful season with a 4-1 win over Wi- Hi, avenging a previous 2-1 loss, and bringing its record to 10 wins and 5 losses. With the outstanding pitching of Duffy Mc¬ Kenzie, winner of the Baseball Award, and the fine catching of Gary Tarr the team was able to prevent many unearned runs. With the graduation of Gary Tarr, Dennis Bounds, Rod Flowers, Duffy Mc¬ Kenzie and Robbie VanSant, the team loses some of the best talent seen in recent years. Next year’s team, however, looks promising behind the pitching of juniors Steve Lar- more and Mickey Bounds and the batting of Chuck Gordy and Pat McKenzie. SCOREBOARD Bennett 2-1 Pittsville Bennett 2-4 Washington Bennett 9-2 Cambridge Bennett 14-0 Crisfield Bennett 1-0 Easton Bennett 12-2 Mardela Bennett 1-2 Wicomico Bennett 0-1 Cambridge Bennett 1-0 Pittsville Bennett 4-2 Easton Bennett 0-2 Stephen Decatur Bennett 1-3 Mardela Bennett 1-0 Stephen Decatur Bennett 10-2 Crisfield Bennett 4-1 Wicomico ISO J.V.’s have stormy season! First Row: Denny Shupe, Bryan Balin, Art Little, Gary Crockett, Jim Ford, Paul Dawson, Joe Gilkerson. Second Row: Mr. Little, Dickey Brumbley, Allen Ruhl, David Derry, Bob Fries, Buddy Robins, Gary Turpin, Rusty Barnes, Mike Wallace, Steve Hitch. SCOREBOARD Bennett 1- 4 Laurel Bennett 4- 7 Bennett Jr. Bennett 2-10 Bennett Jr. Bennett 9- 5 Somerset Bennett 0- 4 Wi Junior Bennett 1- 2 Somerset In its second season as a Bennett sport, the J.V. Base¬ ball team finished with a 1-5 record. Lacking fielding ability, the team showed great hitting potential. With this valuable experience they should be ready to handle the varsity role. 151 Thinclads have sunny season! First Row: Ron Williams, Charles Childs, Rob Johnson, Carroll Odum, Kenny Cox, Paul Harmon, Glenn Marks, Steve Travers, Pat Gould, Reggie Purnell, David Jones. Second Row: Dick Clark, Timothy Polk, Don Dashiell, Pedro Tull, Handy Cornish, Fred Harris, Walter Banks, Bill Brewington, Randy Perry, David Mills, Frank Sanchez. Third Row: Phil Vickers, Max Hughes, Robert Veney, Jerome White, Ransom Chandler, Scott Aldridge, Skip Bussells, David Ruark, Jim Richardson, Mike Hayward. Fourth Row: Joe Beach, Irvin Harmon, Marcellus Elsey, James Deal, Donald Corbin. SCOREBOARD Bennett 117 -23 Northampton Bennett 112 -29 Washington Bennett 611 2-77 Annapolis 401 2 Cambridge Bennett 94 -47 North Caroline Bennett 116 -25 Easton Bennett 87l 2 -53l 2 Wi-Hi Bennett 1 291 2 -H 1 2 Stephen Decatur Eastern Shore Invitational: Bennett places 1st Seaford Invitational: Bennett 31-67 Seaford 40 Wi-Hi District III, IV, and V Bennett l43l 2 -ll6 Wi-Hi State Meet: Bennett places 4th Bennett’s 1970 track team proved to be as good as it has been in past years. At the beginning of the season the outlook was rather questionable but after the first few meets the possibility of a winning season was greatly enhanced. The Clippers won all dual meets, finished third in the Sea¬ ford Invitational, second in a triangular meet with Annapolis and Cambridge, and took first place in the Northampton Invi¬ tational. Despite thej Senior Prom the night before, the thinclads repeated last year ' s victory in the District IV and V track meet and placed an impressive 4th in the State Class A track meet. Bright spots in the year included new school records in the mile re¬ lay, high jump, 880-yard run, and the pole vault. The out¬ look for next year seems dim but such has been the case every year. 152 Bennett ' s unconquerables . . . First Row: J. B. Barnes, Larry Layton, Gary Travers, Bill Bailey, Rhett Frye. Second Row: Mr. Svmons. Chris Thomas, Fred Thomas, Bruzz Truitt, Rick Jones, Pete Isler, Greg Steere. Often quoted as being ’’uncon- querable,” Bennett’s 1970 netters were no exception. Having great difficulty in scheduling matches for his team, Coach John Symons relied on high school teams around the Eastern Shore for compe¬ tition. Findiog little competition there, Coach Symons turned to Western Maryland College only to have his team conquer them 10-1. With a final record of 8-0, there were many players with unblemished records. These were, Morgan White, I ; red Thomas, Larry Layton, and Rhett Frye. With the first eight players graduating, the 1971 team will have a rough road to travel. 154 GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM: Seated: Mary Ellen Cooper, Connie Tribbetts, Miriam Kamanitz, Sharon Wheatley. Standing: Kathy Griffith, Beth Bozman. Not Pictured: Judy Bradford, Gail Shockley. 155 FINE PERFORMANCES Bennett participants were: Girls Piece of Equipment Emily Beardsley. _Uneven Parallel Bars Vaulting Mats Sally Cannon. ... Uneven Parallel Bars Vaulting Mats Ann Cooper. .Floor Exercise Linda Disharoon. .Floor Exercise Ann Gilbert. .Floor Exercise Bonnie Hall. .Balance Beam Gail Hoover. .Floor Exercise Charlene Lamy. .Floor Exercise Jody Manning. .Balance Beam Monica Miller. .Floor Exercise Sherrill Timmons.. _Uneven Parallel Bars Boys Mats Rod Flowers. .Parallel Bars Floor Exercise Vaulting Mats Handy Cornish. .Side Horse Vaulting David Lee. .Parallel Bars Vaulting Charlie Powell. .Parallel Bars Vaulting Cecil Frazier. .High Bar Rings Jeff Royer. .Rings Tom Baird. First Row: Pearlean Black, Susan Morgan, Barbara Kirby, Harriet Hopkins. Second Row: Kathy Sewards, Terri Nelson, Barbara Newcomb, Danna Linn. The Varsity Cheerleaders definitely took on a new look this year, their major project being new uniforms. During a November PTA meeting the girls held a bake sale to earn money towards their new project. The new uniforms, red jumpers and white blouses, were worn during the basket¬ ball season. The week before the Wi-Hi game was “Spirit Week.’ ' The cheerleaders made Wednesday Un¬ derclassmen Day, Thursday Senior Day, and Fri¬ day Hex Day. With the addition of a mini-tramp the eight cheerleaders demonstrated their new look. The following two pages show new jumps and formations of the girls on the mini-tramp. Other activities included decorating for the Wi-Hi Bennett Football Banquet and attending a summer camp at the University of Maryland. 157 First Row: Pearl Cox, Noreen Jones, Nancy Keen, Kathy Wagner. Second Row: Ann Kraus, Laura Giganti, Cathy Dennis, Shay Betts. J.V. Cheerleaders spring to action The student body wishes to congratulate its Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. The squad consisted of four juniors and four sophomores, with Kathy Wagner and Ann Kraus as captain and co-captain. Advisors were Mrs. Phipps and Miss Noble. The squad cheered for J.V. football, hockey, soccer, boys’ J.V. and girls basketball. As if that didn’t keep them busy, they made booster signs and participated in pep rallies. Thank you, girls for spirit and helping hands. Hey, where did everybody go? 160 161 SCOREBOARD Bennett 3—3 Pocomoke Bennett 1—0 Mardela Bennett 1—2 North Dorchester Bennett 5—3 Pittsville Bennett 2—1 Wi-Hi Bennett 0—1 Wi-Hi Bennett 2—3 Pittsville Bennett 1—3 Mardela Bennett 2—3 North Dorchester Bennett 1—0 Wi-Hi Bennett 0—0 Wi-Hi Hockey Team Tied for County Champs Our hats off to the 1969 hockey team for a rousing year! Coached by Mrs. Gibson and led by Cathy Dudderar and Frankie Robbins, the girls kicked off the season with a brand new field and goal posts. Most of the team’s games were close, and at season’s end the scores stood at 4 wins, 4 losses, with one tie. The girls really outdid themselves in beating Wi-Hi both games. Their efforts did not go unheeded because they gained a tie with Pittsville for this year’s county championship. Senior players wish a great season to the 1970 team. First Row: Sally Cannon, Marsha Robins, Shelia Davis, Martha Davis, Susan Walsh, Anne Smith. Second Row: Anne Hitchens, Susan Sturgis, Ann Cooper, Kathy Schmitt, Linda Wootter, Darlene Walter, Debbie Elliott, Linette Davis. Third Row: Virginia Larmore, Linda Cherepow, Frankie Robbins, Beth Bozman, Barbara Abbott, Cathy Dudderar, Pat Meyer, Chris Downes, Nancy Cooper, Sharon Wheatley, George Ann Wingrove. 162 ACTION rv SCOREBOARD Bennett 39—27 Mardela Bennett 24—26 Cambridge Bennett 52—30 Pittsville Bennett 37—40 Wi-Hi Bennett 20 —43 North Caroline Bennett 45—41 Mardela Bennett 39—29 Wi-Hi Bennett 46—31 Crisfield Bennett 23—40 North Caroline Bennett 44—21 Cambridge Bennett 47—34 Pittsville Bennett 53—32 Crisfield Varsity girls do it again! This year’s girls’ varsity basketball team wound up their season with a 8-4 record. Coached by Mrs. Delores Tucker, the girls were defeated by Wi-Hi, North Caroline twice, and Cambridge. Tri-captains of this year’s team were Linda Chere- pow, Cathie Dudderar, and Marsha Robins. Tri- captain Cathie Dudderar was high scorer for the season averaging 18.3 shots per game with a sea¬ son total of 220 points. In the last game of the season, all the seniors were placed in the game. Retiring seniors are: Linda Cherepow, Cathie Dudderar, Franki Rob¬ bins, Marsha Robins, and Debbie Smith. Mrs. Tucker’s hope for next year’s team is George-Ann Wingrove, a junior who will be the only girl left to play first string. Potential members of next year’s team will be players of the J.V. team. First Row: Lynette Taylor; Manager, Candy Overton; Manager, Linda Cherepow; Tri-Captain, Debbie Elliott, Franki Robbins, George-Ann Wingrove, Sue Sturgis, Ginny Kolb; Statistician, Mrs. Delores Tucker; Coach. Second Row: Barbara Abbott, Liz-Ann Mitchell, Cathie Dudderar; Tri-Captain, Debbie Smith, Marian Ziara, Debbie Stevens. Not Pictured: Marsha Robins; TRI-CAPTAIN. 164 JV Girls — a first at Bennett First Row: Toni Jackson, Janice Goldberg, Susan Elwood, Susan Walsh, Lorraine Williams. Second Row: Ann Smith, Krista Wil¬ liams, Louise Jaffe, Karla Johnson, Chris Downes, Becky White, Beth Bozman, Virginia Larmore, Debbie Elliott; Student Coach, Miss Sally Stieska; Coach. SCOREBOARD Bennett 9—27 Wi-Hi Bennett 6—25 Wi-Hi Bennett 23—14 Crisfield Bennett 15—21 Cambridge Bennett 4—24 Washington This year has been a year of firsts in Girls ' Sports. A new arrival on the sports scene was the Junior Varsity basketball team. This sea¬ son was disappointing with a 1-4 record. However, the girls got practical experience on the team by playing with J.V. teams from other schools. So next year looks promising. Good luck girls! 166 o Girls extend winning streak to 21 SCOREBOARD Bennett 21- 3 Crisfield Bennett 9-14 Bennett 46- 3 Bennett 32 - 3 Bennett 42-10 Bennett 7- 3 Bennett 15- 8 Bennett 13- 6 Bennett 9- 8 Bennett 19- 9 Bennett 18- 7 Bennett 16 - 9 Washington Mardela Wi-Hi Pittsville Washington Stephen Decatur Mardela Stephen Decatur Crisfield Pittsville Wi-Hi This year’s Girls’ softball team ended its season with a 11-1 record, extending its winning streak to 21. As was true last year, most of the games were won by a sizable margin. The girls’ only loss was to Washington High with a score of 9-14. Among the outstanding players was Nancy Hebert, pitcher, who had an excellent season with only one loss. Besides relief pitching, Debbie Elliott proved capable as an outfielder with many good plays to her credit. Marsha Robins warrants recognition. She has been the team’s catcher for two years and leads this year’s team in batting. Marsha hit eight home runs and received the Soft- ball Award this year. Other outstanding players we e George Ann Wingrove and Linda Cherepow. Both were strong fielders and contributed much to the success of the team. By losing only five seniors, next year’s team should show definite strength. First Row: Donna Shockley, Janice Goldberg, Ann Smit’i. Sue Taylor, Gloria Pusey. Second Row: Marsha Robins, Linda Cherepow, Sue Sturgis, Elise Elsey, Debbie Elliott, Sharon Stinebaugh, George Ann Wingrove. Third Rou: Susan Pollitt, Barbara Abbott, Cindy Rathel, Mirian Ziara, Linda Elsey, Nancy Hebert. 167 Girls set new track records 50 YD. DASH Franki Robbins . 6.1 sec. 50 YD. LOW HURDLES Emily Beardsley .7 9 sec. 100 YD. DASH Franki Robbins . 11.6 sec. 220 YD. DASH Franki Robbins . 28.8 sec. 440 YD. DASH Franki Robbins . 62.2 sec. 440 YD. RELAY T. Jackson, P. Hopkins, P. Chandler, F. Robbins . 54 sec. 880 YD. DASH Monica Miller .2:49.2 sec. 880 YD. RELAY P. White, S. White, P. Chandler, M. Nutter . 2:01.2 sec. HIGH JUMP Emily Beardsley . 4 ' 7” BROAD JUMP Toni Jackson. 15’9 SHOT PUT Laverne White . 32’4 , ‘ DISCUS Virginia Larmore . 87Tr f First Row: Emily Beardsley, Ginny Kolb, Susan Walsh, Marcia Nutter, Sharon White, Debbie Peacock, Sherry Mumford, Pat White. Second Row: Franki Robbins, Chris Downes, Pat Meyer, Elnora Gibson, Terri Polk, Pam Hopkins, Angela Brinson, Virginia Lar nore, Laverne White. Not Pictured: Monica Miller, Portia Chandler. 169 ORGANIZATIONS r ‘ 170 gBg vv.v- ' 4; m: r 1 « 1 ' ■ ite 1 fii: : K w r.iu jfej Fgg l-lioit. Maggie (J Row: Gary Gunderson. Aldridge, Bill Stephens. SCHOOL CROSSING, iui or air belore he wa °n glinted down cruelly :he white water as if . olight. His ledj ; J Ik bO Ultai ings there ust 29. OCUUU 1 wm i-viuam open iui days until they close for Ch¬ inas holidays on December V long vacation of 16 days wil. , sue until classes resume on J, ni it new vacation of U arrive January 30 .r : V, hoiiiia;. 11 ' . , mk . 1 • X Student Council withdraws from LSASC and MASC; helps form Wicomico County Association C Susan Purnell; Secretary, Shirlie Swift; Vice-President, Jay Bozman; Treasurer. President Kathy Caldwell at work. First Row: Janice Goldberg, Teresa Long, Donna Andrews, Chris Fields, Marsha Robins, Jackie DeCola. Second Row: Roxanne Miller, Beth Bozman, Carol Perdue, Gail Williams, Susan Carey, Kathy Wagner, Debbie McIntyre, Glen Marks, Maggie Grier. Third Row: Peter Isler, David Jones, Jerry White, John DeCola, Phil Dellinger, Barbara Newcomb, Chris Truitt, Mike Richardson, Vic Laws, Paul Carey. Fourth Row: Larry Pedrick, Bobby Blevins, Lex Grier, Palmer Gillis, Frank McKenzie, Mike Spurlock, Bob Fries, Wayne Pearson, David Lowe, Chris Barnes, Mike Kenney. 172 In February, since the Student Council seemed not to benefit from either organi¬ zation, it withdrew from the Lower Shore Association of Student Councils and the Maryland Association of Stu¬ dent Councils. Accordingly, organiza¬ tional meetings were held and a consti¬ tution was drawn up for a county asso¬ ciation of student councils. Two amendments were added to the Constitution, providing for self-nomi¬ nation of homeroom representatives and participation by Student Council officers and class presidents in discussions at Student Council meetings. Several innovative projects were com¬ pleted this year. The motorcade pre¬ ceding the North Caroline football game on November 21 was a first. For the first time, trash cans appeared under the water fountains. Another change was the replacement of Chau Soo Man, Bennett’s foster child, by Yu Lee Ling, a seven- year-old girl from Hong Kong. Advisors Mrs. Mary Wertz and Mr. George Landes at the Bennett-Wi Hi dance. Committees Programs Student Affairs Publicity Safety BYC Art Bulletin Board Citizenship Student Relations Scrapbook Concession Stand COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: First Row: Florence Fowlkes, Ellen Whayland, Janice Goldberg, Dru Wells, Sally Cannon. Second Row: Talley Winchester, Joi Nicholson, Debbie Williams, Susan Purnell, Barbara Newcomb, Susan Morgan. Third Row: Ann Kraus, Paul Carey, Bill Fries, Shirlie Swift, Rod Flowers. First Row: Paul Carey, Maggie Grier, Terry Deer, Bill Fries, Glen Marks. Second Row: Bill Torey, Joi Nicholson, Victor Laws, Rob Johnson, Kevin Sullivan, Tom Shockley, Peter Isler, Fred Thomas, John Mountain. The Log Staff EDITOR . ASSOCIATE EDITCR . .Michael Patterson PAGE 1 EDITOR. PAGE 2 EDITOR . SPORTS EDITORS . PAGE 4 EDITOR . BUSINESS MANAGERS. PHOTOGRAPHERS. REPORTERS . Vic Laws, Kevin Sullivan FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT . . . . ART . ADVISOR . : d start coun carefully fil v, the one yc he strong, s intry, or if y grave is onl oes wonders about a smc the thick cl ends may no but who nee you’ve got a he facts. Dc buy your 1 nails to you: 18 -Yeai iver to 21 years fht to vote ’ The best to decide is on the na- value. Im- ver the av- the present king would the politics iness is to tell us how refreshing smok- us the many brands of cigarettes one comes in r offered to students this year, will be given a new name — notehand. Onr nnrn ose of this subj ect is to e-bound student more efficient i also a slight p w course, Food lanagement, will • Vocational - 3 list of offering is only a possifc id, among other 1 the number of Debbie Tilghman. Kathy Caldwell and Rick Pol litt have been a ccepted bv W ash- 4S 4 i 5 . t i JM sonal Thoutj SPRING se is cool, is bright, in a pool of frostbite. i No! onstituency vould have policies to cept defeat closer to life, would i candidate since their ard the fu- change is the older ipport poli- the present in which established Round and round and round we’ll go. Summer is coming ed at the age of about 20, every Swiss male has to serve. A col- 1 0 ffo pHupa firm nn rPPQOTJ tO Ml the i like 1 the g. Thi that ed to serve in the country’s mili¬ tary forces, he should have some s y in the election of his com the power e products mment and )ackground fears and an voters, s of Com- i peaceful, country, is with a side threat iternal de¬ hands of suit in clo- vernment’s cies. 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Mand up to $ 20 , 0 ( Mand years up to lepressai y O. dale Ui uispuacn uy pciowuii over 18 to persons under 21 Tradewinds provides outlet for literary talent First Row: Beverly Donaway, Rob Johnson, Brenda Hosier. Second Row: Cathy Carpenter, Bonnie McAlister, Emily Beardsley, Chris Kerns, Margaret Hackert, Diane Stephanides, Jeanne Davis; Editor, MRS. JUDITH WILSON; ADVISOR, Sherry Mum- ford. Third Row: Lex Grier, Bruce Fleming; Editor, Tom Middleton; Editor, David Burton, Peter Van Breeman; Editor. For the third year, Bennett students’ literary efforts have found an outlet in the Tradewinds, Bennett’s literary magazine. Original art, photographs, poems, and prose are submitted anonymously by students, then judged by the staff. They are first read and discussed by the staff, rediscussed, and then voted upon. The four editors pass final judgement. The best selections, regardless of number, are chosen. The journal, costing fifty cents, comes out in the spring. 176 Co-editors Cathy White and Jackie DeCoIa with ADVISOR MRS. ANNA CAREY. Voyager Staff CO-EDITORS . EDITOR OF LAYOUT AND DESIGN BUSINESS MANAGERS. COPY AND ARTWORK . FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION SFNIOR CLASS . SENIOR FEATURES . JUNIOR CLASS . SOPHOMORE CLASS . ACTIVITIES. ORGANIZATIONS . BOYS ' SPORTS . GIRLS’ SPORTS . TYPISTS . PHOTOGRAPHERS . ADVISOR . . . . Cathy White, Jackie DeCola . Lynn Stevens Phil Vickers, Bruce Widdowson . Talley Winchester . Beth Dayton .Karen Eccleston . Donna French . Terry Keevers . Peggy Elliott . Karen Shockley . Pat Yow . Perry Peregoy . . Diane Webster, Peggy Elliott Sherrill Timmons, Judy Johnson . . . Roger Mcjilton, Jack- Pusey Rick Holloway, Tom Shockley . Mrs. Anna Carey First Row: Terry Keevers, Karen Eccleston, Diane Webster, Donna French, Karen Shockley. Second Row: Larry Pedrick, Peggy Elliott, Dru Wells, Cindy Hill, Susan Hancock, Marilyn Payne, Phil Vickers, Sue Dallas, Bruce Widdowson, Debbie Williams, Ellen Whayland. Third Row: Bill Evans, Beverly Pettus, Chris Downes, Talley Winchester, Sherrill Timmons, Shelly Holland, Berta Alvarez, Alecia Powell, Lynn Stevens, Perry Peregoy. Not Pictured: Pat Yow, Beth Dayton. ADVISOR: MRS. ANNA CAREY. 177 178 Band receives “superior’’ rating On March 14, 1970 the James M. Bennett Senior High School Band highlighted their concert season with their second Superior” rating in District Band Competition. This rating qualified the band to par¬ ticipate in the State Band Competition held at Mont¬ gomery Junior College on April 24, 1970. Other activities and honors included a successful football half-time series, a Second Place Trophy in the Salis¬ bury Christmas Parade, an admirable performance in the Christmas Program at the Civic Center, participa¬ tion in the dedication of the Ocean City Convention Hall and the orchestration for Bennett’s first musical revue, The Best of Broadway.” BANNER CARRIERS: Janice Owens, Patti Sue Graham. BAND: First Row: Gail Hoover, Brenda Brittingham, Mary Livingstone, Susan Pollitt, Mary Ellen Cooper, Jeanne Davis, Patricia Glasgow, Brenda Ennis, Ellen Whayland. Second Row: Susan Harshman, Joan Bussells, Brenda Smith, Cathy Chason, Marianne Townsend, Chris Downes, Cindy Taylor, Georgeann Wingrove, Allen Neff, Debbie Elliott, Marty Adkins, Wayne Pearson, Peter Van Breeman. Third Row: Debbie Robertson, Barbara Brown, Cindy Rathel, Virginia Larmore, Terry Dutton, Jeff Dunn, Marilyn Payne, David Maier, V. T. Bradley, Gary Renshaw, Frank Lemon, John Ericson, Karla Johnson, Bob Koppelman. Fourth Row: Steve Larmore, Mike Yocca, Vic Lawa, Skip Bussells, Brad Johnson, Mike Wallace, Phillip Dunn, Bonnie Turner, Art Kilfoil, Eddie Thomas, Howard Phoebus, Micky Bergen, Bruce Ford, Dirk Widdowson, Terry Hart, Mike Winchester, Gary Minner. Fifth Row: J. C. Webster, Paul Dawson. Sixth Row: Patrick Williams, Tom Middleton, Alex Shiles, Craig Davis, David Burton, Bill Downing, Rick Murphy, Donald Dunn, John Winkler, Don Murray, Susan Hancock, Nancy Hebert, MR. SMITH; ADVISOR. Not Pictured: Terry Murphy, Keith Collins. The J.M.B. Band in formation at the Wi-Hi game. Drill Team organizes; Majorettes get new uniforms HEAD MAJORETTES: Ilene Marks, Janice Hoffman. MAJORETTES: First Row: Bonnie Hall, Brenda Smith, Betty Sue Parsons. Second Row: Connie Dennis, Chris Downes, Robin Parker, Jody Manning. The newly organized Drill Team and the newly attired Majorettes, besides participating in all foot¬ ball half-time shows, marched in the Salisbury State Homecoming Parade and Salisbury’s Christmas Parade, where, along with the band, they won a second place trophy. They also performed at the Band PTA program where they reviewed their half-time shows. DRILL TEAM: First Row: Bonnie McAllister, Chris Fields, Peggy Joyce, Gwen Cornish, Linda White, Marilyn Messick, Linda Brittingham, Linnie Baker. Second Row: Donzela Lawrence, Jane Mountain, Andrea Bishop, Angela Brinson, Terri Polk, Phyllis Malone, Pat White, Charlotte Roxbury, Debbie Wright, Diann Jarrett, Linette Davis. 179 CHOIR: First Row: MRS. META SMITH; DIRECTOR, Janice Owens, Debbie Wright, Teresa Hastings, Donna French, Jackie Adams, Laura Giganti, Jenny Bradford, Linda Brittingham, Marilyn Messick, Clarice Parker, Wilhimena Smith, Glendola Stevens, Dru Wells, Susan Carey. Second Row: Debbie McIntyre, Linda White, Kenney Cox, Otto Jones, Bruce Oswald, Phil Hastings, Bill Esham, Jody Manning, Sheila Davis, Karen Brown, Linda Layfield, Diann Jarrett. Third Row: Eleanora Gibson, Terri Polk, Aketa Anderson, Charlotte Roxbury, Andrea Bishop, Bruce Harrington, Robert Veney, Jimmy Bolen, Ray Morris, Tyrone Wallace, Chris Barnes, Ralph Elsey, Debbie Wright, Shelly Holland, Susan Hulmer, Judy Andrews, Gail Shockley. Fourth Row: Linda Blevins, Ann Malock, Patricia White, Connie Dennis, Nancy Evans, John Andrews, Ted Richings, Carlos Moore, J. C. Webster, Kenny Johnson, Joe Taylor, Gary Turpin, Henry Pope, Diane O’Dell, Ilene Marks, Joyce Fields. Bennett’s choir and chorus participated in thirteen various assemblies, programs, and festi¬ vals. Early in the year, they sang at the County Choral Choir Club, and Bethesda Church. At Christmas they dis¬ played their talents at programs at the plaza and the school. Spring programs included the Spring Festival, the Bacca¬ laureate Service, and the Spring Musical Revue. Among the as¬ semblies at which they per¬ formed were the National Edu¬ cation Week, Honor Society induction, Underclassmen awards, and Senior awards assemblies. CHORUS: First Row: Darlene Dorman, Corlene Brown, Eva White, Peggy Joyce, Pat Taylor, Heather Skelton. Second Row: Leslie Long, Audrey Mann, Donna Miller, Kathy Hastings, Cathy Carpenter, Sharon Bishop, Naomi Harrell, Darlene Burks. Third Row: Sharon Anderson, Pearl Cox, Pamela Elsey, Alvira Donohue, Phyllis Milbourne, Diane Maycock, Rozina Johnson, Margaret Johnson. Fourth Row: Thomas Green, James Bratten, Ledon Reddick, Gregory Downes, Jerry Jones, Elizabeth McCarth, Barbara Rencher. 180 Honor Society inducts 36 new members First Row: Pat Yow; President, Jackie DeCola; Vice-President, Janice Hoffman; Secretary, Bill Stephens; Treasurer. Second Row: Cathy White, Ellen Whayland, Beth Dayton, Terry ' Deer, Lura Johnson, Andy Cohill, Karen Eccleston, Karen Shockley, Kathy Caldwell, Barbara Newcomb, Paula Dyer, Debbie Williams, Debbie White. Third Row: Phil Vickers, Martha Copony, Ann Gilbert, Mike Patterson, Peggy Elliott, Maggie Grier, Wayne Pearson, Scott Aldridge, Cathie Dudderar, Roger Robertson, Paul Carey, Donna French, Talley Winchester, Debbie Pettus, Bruce Widdowson. Not Pictured: Aileen Adkins. A candlelight procession of red-robed Honor Society members began the assembly March 6 at which thirty-six new members w ' ere inducted into the Honor Society. Speeches by Scott Aldridge, Bill Stephens, Janice Hoffman, and Jackie DeCola described character, scholarship, leadership, and service, the four qualifications for an Honor Society member. President Pat Yow called the three senior and thirty-three junior inductees to the front where they took the oath as a body. A tea in the student lounge for members and their parents followed the assembly. In addition, the society presented an assembly for American Education Week and tutored students. First Row: MRS. LOUISE HOWARD; ADVISOR. Sherry Mum ford. Miriam Kamanitz. Susan Purnell, Chris Kerns, Dru Wells. Cindy Hill, Terry Keevers, Connie Lewis, George Simpkins. Second Row: Barbara Kirby, Cathy Sowards, Harriet Hopkins, Debra Elliott. Susan Carey, Kathy Wagner, Gail Hoover. Sandra Black, Robin Parker, Robert Koppelman, Patricia Graham. Debbie Wright, Judy Johnson, Florence Fowlkes. Patricia Hastings. Third Row: Bill Burton, Vic Laws, Kevin Sullivan, Brad Johnson. Steve Larmore. Bruce Fleming. Bill Evans. Chris Barnes. Henry Gass. Lex Grier, Marty Adkins, Debbie Smith. 181 Human Relations Club hosts NCCJ First Row: Donna French; President, Linnette Davis; Vice-President, Pat White; Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: Karen Eccleston, Beverly Donaway, Sheila Jones, Brenda Hosier, Gwen Cornish, L ura Johnson, Joi Nicholson, Debbie Williams. Third Row: Connie Dennis, Raylena Church, Larry Pedrick, Bruce Fleming, Shirlie Swift, Ilene Marks, Debbie Pettus, Paul Carey. ADVISORS: MRS. MARY FRANCES MACON, MR. DAVID JOHNSON. ’’The Importance of Communication in Human Relations in Today’s World” was the theme of the National Council of Christians and Jews’ annual high school Human Relations Institute held February 14 at Ben¬ nett. Approximately 100 students from Mardela, Pittsville, Wi-Hi, and Bennett, along with local educators, businessmen, and politicians, par¬ ticipated. Following an explanation of the theme by Dr. Frederick Breitenfeld, Executive Director of the Maryland Center for Public Broadcasting, the participants formed discussion groups to interpret the theme. During Brotherhood Week, a radio program prepared jointly by the Human Relations Clubs of Bennett and Wi-Hi was aired on time con¬ tributed by station WJDY. Musical selections including ”If I Had A Hammer” and Let There Be Peace” were performed. Paul Carey presented general information concerning NCCJ and the Maryland Youth Council. 182 AFS holds assembly First Row: Ellen Whayland; President, Cindy Sewell; Vice President, Peter Iskr, Ilene Marks; Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: Ann Hitchens, Diane Ross, Emily Beardsley, Sherry Mumford, Liz Heyse, Debbie Williams, Karen Shockley. Third Row: Barbara Sue Townsend, Martha Copony, Carol Townsend, Brenda Bagwell, Lynn Stevens, Rod Flowers. Bennett’s chapter of the American Field Service sponsored two exchange students; Peter Isler, who came to Bennett from Swit¬ zerland and Martha Copony, who went to Chile. On March 5 in an informative assem¬ bly, they brought together exchange students staying on Delmarva. This year the AFS fund goal, which is used to sponsor next year’s exchange student, was S350. Other activities included a tea for AFS Boosters from Ben¬ nett and Wi-Hi, and Christmas cards sent to former Bennett exchange students. Dominique and Therese at the AFS assembly. Exchange student from Laos performs. 183 First Rou: Cindy Hill; President, Shelley Holland; Vice-President, Janice Goldberg; Secretary-Treas¬ urer. Second Row: Terry Deer, Dru Wells, Sandy Coffin, Terry Keevers, Debbie Pettus, Donna French, Anne Henry, Sue Sturgis. Third Row: Terry Cooper, Sandy Scheuer, Ann Magargee, Beverly Pettus, Dixie Dean, Beth Dayton, Karen Shockley. Fourth Row: Susan Pollitt, Patty Cragg, Peggy Elliott, Bruce Fleming, Janice Hoffman, Sue Ann Monigle, Sharon Wheatley. French and Spanish Clubs This year the French Club held its annual Christmas dinner in con¬ junction with the Spanish Club. French foods, including the tradi¬ tional Buche de Noel (Log Yule Cake) and Potatoes au G rat in, were prepared by members of the club for the banquet held December 10. Members sang French Christmas ' carols to patients at Deershead State Hospital on December 17. In Feb¬ ruary, Sherry Mum ford described her visit to France. ADVISOR: MRS. PEGGY SWARTZ 184 First Row: Paul Carey; President, Ilene Marks; Vice-President, Ann Schwemlein; Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: Connie Taylor, Debbie Williams, Ellen Whayland, Denise Witte, Kay Horleman, Raylena Church, Liz Heyse, Sheila Montgomery. Third Row: Debbie Bornt, Joan Mitchell, Cindy Dykes, Patti Sue Graham, Patti Glasgow, Chris Henry, Ann Hitchens. Fourth Row: Martha Copony, Chris Downes, Betty White, Todd Lauridson, Bob Balin, Berta Alvarez, Joyce Fields, Carolyn Lewis. hold joint Christmas Banquet Turr6n, a candy made from honey and nuts, and platanitos fritos, fried bananas, were among the dishes pre¬ pared by the Spanish Club for the ban¬ quet. A Spanish galleon complete with pirates was the club’s entry in the Home¬ coming Parade. After the Homecoming game members gathered to burn the float. Speakers included Martha Copo¬ ny, Bennett’s exchange student to Chile, Dickie Clark and Ilene Marks who both visited Brazil. Also, the Spanish Club contributed to the Christian Children’s Fund. ADVISOR: MRS. EDENIA ALVAREZ 185 Drama Club presents assembly First Row: Becky Nichols, Jeff Ketelsleger; Vice-President; Janice Goldberg; Secretary-Treasurer, Ilene Marks; President, John Mountain, Donna French. Second Row: Terry Tilghman, Maralyn Pusey, Margaret Hackert. Third Row: Harold Scott, Terry Deer, Carol Perdue, Patti Glasgow, Jane Mountain, John Shores. ADVISOR: MRS. STEPHANIE ROMERO. On February 20, the Drama Club presented scenes from several plays, including the ’ ' Glass Menagerie” and Death of a Salesman,” and a takeoff on the television show Star Trek.” Members of the club attended performances of Marne” at Salisbury State College on Octo¬ ber 24, Milk and Honey at Salis¬ bury State on March 4, and West Side Story” at Seaford High School on March 13. Scent from the candy sale assembly. Mike Fincher as Henry Gibson recites. 186 Art Club wins second prize in parade First Row: Terri Thompson; Vice-President, MR. RICHARD OWENS; ADVISOR, Susan Lang; Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: Talley Winchester, Lisa Fisher, Debbie Baker, Pat Hastings, Joan Hill, Marcia Nutter. Third Row: Richard Bowden, Jerry Adkins, Craig Farrell, Jon Williams, Richard Hopkins. Not Pictured: Scott Campbell; President. Art students paint mural for the gym. Art Club constructs Santa. The Art Club won second prize in the Homecoming Parade. Their numerous other projects included a large papier-mache Santa for the lobby, posters for various functions, and several murals for the cafeto- rium. The club allows a student to develop a particular interest and gives the group an opportunity to perform services for the school as well. 187 Library Club holds banquet First Row: Bruce Fleming; President, Bill Jones; Vice-President, Brenda Hosier; Secretary; Brenda Owens; Treasurer, MRS. GUINEVERE CURTISS: ADVISOR. Second Row: Patsy Hitchens, Donna Shockley, Debbie Hastings, Donna Wagurak, Joyce Jackson, Beverly Donaway, Sandy Beauchamp. Third Row: Chuck Parsons, Teresa Hastings, Jackie Adams, Gwen Cornish, Vicky Lowe, Brenda Bagwell, Debbie Donaway, Michele Leech. Fourth Row: Chris Fields, Alvin Wooters, Carroll Townsend, Richard Bromley, J. T. Majors, Tommy Mears, Craig Farrell, Jerry Adkins. At the Library Club Banquet held April 14 in the student lounge, service pins were distributed. Their entry in the Homecoming Parade was a float resem¬ bling a library stamp. Members of the club provided behind-the-scenes aids in the library. They were re¬ sponsible for the informative displays in the show¬ cases outside the library and compiled a notebook or student-written book reviews to aid students in book selection. 188 Debate Club organizes First Ron’: John Mountain, Dru Wells, Vic Laws; Acting President, Brenda Hosier, Beverly Donaway. Second Row: Lex Grier, Roger Robertson, Rick Pollitt, Andy Cohill, Rick Hartman. Not Pictured: John Shores, Jeff Ketelsleger. ADVISOR: MR. RICH¬ ARD ATKINSON. The 1969-1970 school year welcomed the addition of a new club to Bennett, the Debate Club. Requested by a group of students, the club was formed last fall and has attracted wide interest and support from the student body. The Debate Club fills a void at Bennett by offering a forum for orderly discussion and argu¬ ment on limitless issues, and provides invaluable training in logical thinking and coherent presen¬ tation of arguments. In its first year, the Debate Club concerned itself mainly with basic principles of debate and informal debate procedures. Practice debates within the club were held and orderly argument, rather than issues were stressed. Future plans, however, include public debates, debate contests, and competition with other schools. 189 Homemakers engage in needle craft First Row: Alecia Powell; Vice-President, Beverly Donaway; Secretary. Second Row: Diane Webster, Sue Dallas, Lynn Stevens, Brenda Hosier, Brenda Owens, Becky Smullen. Not Pictured: Kristy Fisher; President, Molly Fulton; Treasurer. ADVISOR: MISS IRENE KORRELL. The main project of the Future Homemakers of America was a study of needlecraft. At Christmas the club made decorations for Peninsula General Hospital. The officers of the club attended the regional convention of Future Homemakers at Wicomico Senior High School in No¬ vember. During the summer, junior and sophomore mem¬ bers had an opportunity to go to Hood College for the state convention. Barbara Sue Townsend and Jane Pusey at work in Home Economics class. 190 FTA visits Vo-Tech First Row Wendy Wright; President, C athy White; Vice-President, Denise Witte; Secretary, MRS. SANDRA PRILLA- MAN; ADVISOR. Second Row: Karen Eccleston, Sue Dallas, Shelly Holland, Karen Dillow, Betty White Beth Davton Debbie Welch. 7 ’ ■■ Club president Wendy Wright at wOrk. The Future Teachers of America visited special classes at the Vocational-Technical Center on December 16. Mr. Donald Rabush, Supervisor of Special Education, explained the goals of these classes to the future teachers. Mrs. Joseph Middleton, a teacher at Wicomico Junior High, spoke to the club concerning Health Education in Wicomico County. Other speakers included Peter Isler, who spoke about edu¬ cation in Switzerland, Mr. James Slacum, who related his experi¬ ences at the University of Hawaii last year, and Mrs. James Hackett, who explained the Montessori system of education to members and their guests. In observance of Teaching Career Month, the FTA distributed apples to the faculty and presented riddles concerning teachers each morning in April. On June 11, the club gave a tea for the faculty. FTA makes Valentine tray favors for Pine Bluff State Hospital. Health Club members are volunteers First Row: Alecia Powell; President, Jackie DeCola; Vice-President, Terri Copper; Treasurer, Chris Downes; Secretary, Janice Hoffman; Parliamentarian. Second Row: Kaye Horleman, NURSE JANE ROBINSON; ADVISOR, Berta Alvarez, Brenda Town¬ send, Liz Heyse, Brenda Bagwell, Glendola Stevens, Marilyn Payne, Dianne Brenson, Cynthia Cornish. Members of the Health Careers Club arc volunteers in Peninsula General Hospital’s new program designed to give patients the most personalized care possible. In February Mrs. Robert Kurtz, Director of Volunteer Services, explained the program to students. During the teachers’ convention in October, members toured Bethesda Naval Hospital. Speakers have included Ann Gilbert, student volunteer at Eastern Shore State Hospital, Dr. Harold Eccleston, local anesthesiologist, Mrs. Talmadge Reeves, former Army nurse, and Dr. Paul Huffington, Director of Educational Services at PGH. Courtesy of MEL TOADVINE. Courtesy of MEL TOADVINE. 192 Future Scientists study archeology and micro-biology First Row: Bill Witt; President, David Maier; Vice-President, Wayne Pearson; Secretary-Treasurer, Roger Robertson; Reporter. Toliver, Drake Smith, Ted Ritching, Carl Sonder, Tom Pope, Keith Staton, Alvin Wooters, Bill Ringold, MRS. NINA TARR; ADVISOR. ADVISOR: MR. FRED DINGES. Making full use of Salisbury State College’s facilities, the Future Scientists of America have delved into the fields of micro-biology and archeology. In November the club visited the science department at SCC. Mr. John McGuiness from the Delaware Archeological Board lectured on the arche¬ ology of Delmarva in February, and a seminar on marine micro-biology was held at SSC in March. In the spring, an island field trip in Delaware was held and a speaker was invited to lecture on paleontology. Other projects included a study of whales, and the launching of Oscar, the future scientists’ pet mouse, into space in order to study the effects on his vital signs. Soft shoulders. 193 DECA members advance to nationals First Row: Terri Polk, Linda White, Margie Graves, Mary Lynn Carter, Sandy Beau¬ champ, Mike Shreck. Second Row: Karen Hastings, Delores Harrell, Tom Shreck, Wanda Ruark, Colette Banks, Nancy Cooper, Cecil Fraser. Third Row: Dickie Perry, Gary Cole, Carroll Townsend, Wallace Bailey, Tom Baird, Darryl Lewis, Kirby Wells, Ronnie Hastings. First Row: Sue Taylor, Irene Dorman, Clarice Parker, Wilhimena Smith, Naomi Harrell, Susan Hulmer, Brenda Taylor. Second Row: Beverly Hurley, Linda Elsey, Sheila Waters, Laverne White, Juelene Teagle, Joanne Thompson, Linda Blevins. Third Row: Don Toadvine, Jeff Merritt, Anson Barkley, Henry Polk, Ogia Miles, Debbie Cottman, Brenda Cottman, Wade Jenkins. OFFICERS. Vivian Crockett; PRESIDENT Vic Laws; VICE-PRESIDENT Suzi Gikerson; SECRETARY Marc Acworth; TREASURER Jeff Merritt; REPORTER Donna Samuels; PARLIAMENTARIAN MR. RICHARD KILEY; ADVISOR Bennett Seniors, Vivian Crockett and Jeff Merritt, won first place prizes in window display and public speaking at the State Con¬ ference of Distributive Education Clubs held February 28 at Bennett. This qualified them to compete in the national competition held April 25-30 in Minneapolis. Second prize winners in state competition were Mary Lynn Carter for advertising copy and layout, and Vivian Crockett for creative marketing. 194 FBLA visits Delmarva Power and Light St jPUOVTlQNl First Row: Judy Johnson; President, Bonnie Malone; Vice-President, Sharon Webster; Secretary. Second Row: Barbara Guy, Brenda Owens. Nancy Hebert, Debbie Walls, Brenda Hosier, Lura Johnson, Debbie Wright, Beverly Dona way. Third Row: Sandy Beachamp, Marilyn Cartwright, Robin Price, Betsy Grandstaff. Debbie Donaway, Sue Robinson, Aileen Adkins, Ann Molock, Diane Jarrett. Not Pictured: Peggy Chatham; Treasurer. ADVISOR: MR. JAMES FARLEY. The Future Business Leaders of America visited Delmarva Power and Light on March 4. The following week, seven members traveled to Poco- moke High School to compete in regional contests in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, and business math. Photographers view eclipse First Row: Vaughn Camper, Tom Shockley; Vice-President, John Carney, Jack Pusey, Roger Mcjilton; President, Mike Shreck. Second Row: Tom Mears, Rick Holloway, Keith Staton, Andy Esham. Not Pictured: David Ramia, ADVISOR: MR. CLAYTON RUSSELL. Among the activities of the Photography Club were a trip to Assateague Island to photo¬ graph the total eclipse on March 7, and a float in the Homecoming Parade. Members take and develop pictures for the newspaper and the year¬ book, and maintain a dark¬ room at school. 195 Girls continue service . . . Continuing its tradition, members of the Girls’ Sendee Club worked in the concession stand during football and basketball games. They sened at nu¬ merous banquets including the Wi Hi-Bennett Foot¬ ball Banquet, the Optimist Club Oratorical Contest Banquet, the Sports Ban¬ quet, and the Junior-Senior Banquet. For those girls who earned four credits, the club held its own ban¬ quet in May. First Row: Terry Keevers, Maggi Bailey, Glendola Stevens, Kaye Horleman, Becky Nichols, Jackie DeCo’a; President. Second Row: Lisa Fisher, Debbie Williams, Beth Dayton, Wendy Wright, Debbie Disharoon, Janice Goldberg, Anne Smith. Third Row: Sandra Coffin, Cathy Carpenter, Linda Kirwan, Susan Carey, Sharon Stinebaugh, Cindy Sewell, Ann Cooper, Kathy Schmitt. Fourth Row: Ann Hitchens, Pat Meyer, Debbie Pettus, Debbie Stevens, Susan Lewis, Patty Cragg, Krista Williams, Carolyn Parker. First Row: Terry Cooper; Secretary, Connie Tribbets, Marilyn Payne, Diane Webster, Ellen Whayland, Norma Wyatt. Second Row: Maralyn Pusey, Lura Johnson, Joi Nicholson, Donna French, Karen Shockley, Janice Owens, Ann Odum. Third Row: Sharon Wheatley, Debra Wright, Pat White, Gwen Cornish, Barbara Moss, Terry Evans, Els ; e Robinson. Fourth Row: Elizabeth McCarthy, Sheila Jones, Corlene Brown, Phyliss Evans, Shirlie Swift, Jane Mountain, Brenda Bagwell. Not Pictured: Ronnie Linkins; Vice-President. ADVISOR: MRS. SANDRA GREER. 196 Key Club attends convention First Row: Jay Bozman; President, Rhett Frye; Vice-President. Second Row: MR. FULTON JEFFERS; ADVISOR, Tom Weir, Louis Carey, Rick Hartman, Frank Hanna, Perry Peregoy, Todd Lauridson, Larry ' Layton. Third Row: Jeff Ketelsleger, John Mountain, Harold Greenhalgh, Woody Dykes, J. B. Barnes, Eddie Davis, Mike Richardson, Gregg Holland, Paul Carey Chris Barnes. Fourth Row: Gaylon Bounds; Secretary, Roger Robertson, Rick Richardson, Gary Tarr, Mike Fincher, Tom ’Baird. Not Pictured: Dick Clark, David Lowe; Treasurer. On March 20-22 fifteen members of the Key Club attended the regional Key Club Convention held in Norfolk, Virginia. In December the Key Club held a road rally to promote driving safety. Disappointingly, the day was rainy and attendance was poor. During the s P r n members held their annual car wash to raise $200 for a scholarship for a needy senior. The Key Club promoted interest in soccer by presenting an Outstanding Player Award to the best soccer player of the season. Members attended meetings of their sponsor club, the Kiwanis. 197 Varsity Club sponsors All-Sports Night First Row: Randy Perry, Roger Robertson, Bill Stephens, Rod Flowers; President, Dennis Bounds; Secretary-Treasurer, Duffy Mc¬ Kenzie; Sergeant-at-Arms, Don Dashiell. Second Row: Stanley Morris, Dave Robinson, Phil Vickers, Perry Peregoy, Bob Livingston, Pat Gould, Bruce Widdowson, Larry Layton, David Mills. Third Row: Bruce Harrington, Rhett Frye; Vice-President, Scott Al¬ dridge, Gary Tarr, Rick Richardson, Joe Beach, Ricky Jones, David Lowe, Henry Gass. Not Pictured: Gary Travers. ADVISOR: MR. PATRICK BRISCOE. Bennett’s lettermen once again organized the tra¬ ditional All-Sports Night. The proceeds from All- Sports Night and the sale of popcorn at football games were used to buy a water cooler for the teams and a record board for the wrestling team. In keeping with its policy of providing equipment not normally supplied by the school’s athletic fund, the club plans to buy a whirlpool bath and a wrestling mat in the future. Lettermen in action at the Wi-Hi game. 198 Juniors and Seniors attend seminars First Row: Cathie Dudderar, Beth Dayton. Second Row: Peter Isler, Lex Grier, Larry Pedrick, Harriet Hopkins. Not Pictured: Jay Bozman, Molly Fulton, Susan Purnell, Pat White. Twenty-six juniors and seniors from Bennett were chosen to par¬ ticipate in a series of seminars in politics and government (left) and science (below). The politics and government seminars began Feb. 6 with Senator Charles Mathias as speaker. On March 5 and 7, Louis Goldstein, comptroller of the treasury, and Paul D. Cooper, director of fiscal services discussed the state’s finan¬ cial responsibilities and obligations. The science seminars, ’’Selected Topics in Modern Chemistry” con¬ ducted by Dr. Edward T. Shaffer, Concepts of Modern Physics con¬ ducted by Dr. Harvey N. Hall, and ’’The Biology of Behavior con¬ ducted by Dr. V. L. van Breeman, were held at the Salisbury State College. First Row: Gail Hoover, Karen Eccleston, Chris Kerns, Peggy Elliott. Second Row: Bob Koppelman, Marty Adkins, Bruce Fleming, Gaylon Bounds, Wayne Pearson, Phil Vickers, Roger Robertson. Not Pictured: Sandra Black, Paul Carey, Henry Gass, Cindy Hill, Peter van Breeman. io ADVERTISEMENTS Are Your RENTAL SLIPS Showing? Let us help you locate the home for you! Hundreds of listings in our Multiple Listing File to save you from running to Real¬ tor to Realtor. One Call Does It All! From 2 to 5 bedro m houses; price from $2500.00 (Honest!), to $285,000.00. HANNA Real Estate, Inc. 1118 E. Main St. ‘19 6770 SpuipIptb 200 astelbero’s Lee Johnson Where Father Son Shop STRESS to work, in in person, 8 A.M. til one calls. Freestate ripanprc 009 V Male Help Wanted ER able to read liar with hardware. 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Division St. at Vine Salisbury, Maryland 21801 L. W. GUNBY COMPANY Hardware—Paint— Plumbing Supplies Salisbury, Maryland Congratulations J. 1. WELLS CO. INC. It pays to call the action team TREATED FOREST SHERMAN ASSOCIATES PRODUCTS 312 S. Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Md. 21801 Compliments of Compliments of H J Drive-In Maher Hynes Rt. 13 Zion Rood Frank P. Maher, Realtor Salisbury, Maryland 215 Phone: PI 9-7725 ETHEL ' S BEAUTY STUDIO Apex Bldg. S. Division and Vine Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Hours 9-6—Closed Monday Everything in Music ALEXANDER ' S MUSIC SHOPS Conn Organs, Band Instruments, Baldwin Pianos, Magnavox Stereo Rt. 50, Cambridge Ocean City Rd. at Moss Hill Lane 228 - 2 ' 31 Salisbury 749-6372 Lloyd Chandler and Son REAL ESTATE Insurance Compliments of CULVERS MEN ' S SHOP CENTRAL DRUGS, located on Main and Division Sts., Salisbury, phone 742-2100. Compliments of CALLOWAY TYPEWRITER COMPANY 216 Compliments of A FRIEND Bennett ' s own Barbara Striesand. OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU IN THE FOOD INDUSTRY Perdue’s outstanding program and rapid expansion has continued to cre ate 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 1 920 DANNEMANN ' S of Salisbury Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 Everything For The Woman Who Sews George M. Dallas Open Evenings Til 9:30 in Insurance Agency the Salisbury Mall THOS. R. YOUNG, INC. Shore ' s Oldest House of Music Salisbury, Maryland Education is the first resort as well as the last for a world-wide solution of the problem of free¬ dom. H. M. Kallen WALKER F. VOLKER, Specialist Life and Health Insurance 1307 Allenwood Drive 749-7784 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1970 Compliments of CLARK BROS., INC. GENERAL TELEVISION Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 INC. UNION TRUST COMPANY OF MARYLAND 220 E. Main St. Salisbury, Md. Salisbury, Md. Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 A FRIEND MASON PAPER COMPANY MAY THE SPIRIT OF BENNETT GO WITH YOU! A Complete Paper Service Salisbury, Md. Phone: 749-3400 POCAHONTAS, INC. Compliments of Salisbury, Md. Seaford, Del. Ocean City—Berlin Pocomoke, Md. CITIZEN ' S GAS CO. SAM SEIDEL AGENCY, INC. Insurance Salisbury, Maryland Congratulations and Smooth Sailing to the 1970 Voyagers Paul Carey Co. SALISBURY ART GALLERY Compliments of GENERAL TIRE SERVICE Compliments GORDY DRUG Compliments of TEMPLE HILL MOTEL DANIEL TRIMPER REAL ESTATE U.S. 13 South Salisbury, Maryland TORREY DODGE Phone 742-7107 TOYOTA Sales, Parts, and Service Dodge Cars and Trucks 220 Compliments of June Day Sportswear Inc. Cambridge, Md. Compliments of SALISBURY LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. N. Sals. Blvd. Salisbury, Md. Breslers 33 Flavors Ice Cream Shop 33 Delicious Flavors Hand Packed To Go Also—ALL KINDS OF PARTY SPECIALTIES Phone 301-749-1564 Salisbury Mall Salisbury, Md. SHOES 1 13 W. Main St. Salisbury Compliments of Salisburg Studio of Dance MARGARET YOW, BETTY WEBSTER Directors Compliments of AAMCO Transmissions, Inc. South Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Md. 742-5109 COMPLIMENTS OF MONTGOMERY WARD 800 SOUTH SALISBURY BLVD. Shop Wards, the Friendliest Store in Town. BngtisK OLIPHANT CHEVROLET SALES, INC. 1205 S. DIVISION ST. SALISBURY, MARYLAND 21BD1 833 S. Salisbury Blvd. 1147 S. Salisbury Blvd. Compliments of Congratulations LAWRENCE VOLKSWAGEN, INC. New and Used Cars C. F. TULL AUTO BODY SHOP Service and Parts LAWRENCE CAR WASH Best Car Wash in Town Ward St. (wax included) Salisbury, Maryland Opposite Lawrence Volkswagen, Inc. on North Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Md. HOLLOWAY COMPANY Funeral Home Since 1883 Snow Hill and Schumaker Rds. Salisbury, Maryland GRATULAr Oy Best Wishes for a Bright Future elmarya r S INVESTOB OWNED; BUSINESS MANAGE® w- Power « Light Company l Our Compliments to the Class of 1970 We wish to extend our sincere cong ratulations for completing this vitally im¬ portant step toward your future. Whether your plans call for entering college or starting a career upon grad¬ uation from High School, the decisions you now make, may well be the most important of your entire lifetime. As one of the leaders in Maryland ' s largest industries—the Broiler-Fryer Industry —we are taking the liberty of bringing to your attention, the fact that we too must plan for the future of our company and seek capable per¬ sonnel, particularly those who can accept responsibility and are interested in a permanent future. May we suggest that you contact one of the companies listed below and let them explain the many professions, trades and skills as they are employed in our industry. We offer a wide selection from which to choose—some re¬ quire college training and others start with on-the-job training. We offer you a real opportunity right here on Delmarva. You may have read the book, Acres of Diamonds, which relates many examples of persons who sought success in faraway places, only to learn years later the opportunity they were seeking was right at the place from which they had originally started. We suggest you look for your Pot of Gold right here on the Good Ole ' East¬ ern Sho ' , FIRST—before looking elsewhere. Here is a list of categories and careers that can offer you an opportunity for a sound future in our industry. Accountants Administrative Managers Auto Mechanics Bacteriologists Bookkeepers Broiler House Managers Broiler Growing Service Men Data Processing Key Punch Operators Programmers Computor Operators Dressing Plant Supervisors Economists Electricians Feed Mill Operators Graduate Nurses Hatcherymen Maintenance Men Nutritionists Poultry Graders Poultry Inspectors Refrigeration Technicians Secretaries Stenographers Truck Drivers—Local—Long Distance Veterinarians Please call us for an appointment and let us discuss plans for your future. Maryland Chicken Processors, Inc.—Snow Hill, Maryland, 632-0833 The Otis Feed Co.—Parsonsburg, Md., 742-8131 Maryland Chicken Processors, Inc.—Nanticoke, Maryland, 873-2841 224 First Shore Federal SOUTH DIVISION STREET AT CAMOEN SALISBURY, MD Truckers . Suuintjs JBank Salisbury • Pittsville • Ocean City Maryland Compliments of T. L 742 31 19 HOWARD JOHNSON ' S MOTOR LODGE Compliments of . RUARK COMPANY Congratulations to the Sweetest Girls the Swellest Guys Wholesale Grocers ENJOY THE FINEST! and Institutional Products Compliments of McCRORY ' S Wherever FINE FOODS are sold 226 CONLEY’S CLEANERS Dry Cleaning and Shirt Laundering Hill Funeral Home Compliments of GREEN GIANT COMPANY 705 East Main St. Salisbury, Maryland SPEAKMAN COMPANY Salisbury, Maryland Fruitland, Maryland Congratulations to the Class of 70 BOYCE Insurance and Real Estate 742-7131 Compliments of PENINSULA PRESS Complete Printing Services Salisbury, Md. 742-8707 TUBOC nafiptfiaTed Divisions: WBOC AM-FM-TV Industrial Park Peninsula Press Functional Music Systems 227 BEST WISHES to the Class of 1970 From the JAMES M. BENNETT STUDENT BODY Locust St mm T7c T MARK Best Wishes to CLASS OF 1970 E TRUCKING CO. Selbyville, Del. 301 - 749-4987 302 - 436 - 81 15 : - - Compliments of Sherwin-Williams Co. Salisbury Mall COMPLIMENTS OF GEO. L. RALPH, INC. CHEVRON HEATING OIL DISTRIBUTORS 24 HOUR SERVICE 749-7121 315 LAKE STREET SALISBURY. MARYLAND Congratulations to the CLASS OF 70 HASTINGS REALTY CO. 205 S. DIVISION Salisbury, Md. Compliments of BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. 105A W. Main Street Salisbury, Maryland Congratulations CLASS OF ' 70 From Moe at _ --- 742-7404 Q Lesnars j FASHION shoes ' N FLAIR Salisbury, Md. SALON OF BEAUTY Member NAC and CHARGE IT Plans 121 Camden Street Open Monday and Friday Nites Salisbury, Maryland Make Bowling Your Thing; Swing at Cherokee Lanes. Shop at SEARS and Save. Salisbury Mall First National Bank OF MARXIAN o . . . where being FIRST makes all the difference 201 West Main Street 602 North Salisbury Blvd. Waverly Shopping Center Salisbury Mall Jefferson School of Commerce • ACCOUNTING • SECRETARIAL • GENERAL BUSINESS CLASSES DAILY EVENINGS 7-10 PM SUMMER COURSES Approved by the State Dept, of Education and Veterans Administration 742-4858 If No Ans. Call Lucille Bauserman or Don D. Dixon 896-9254 112 E. MARKET SALISBURY, MD. Frank John Talley Rusty Joe Richard Mike BITTERSWEET Richard Bounds (742-4704) Joe Beach (749-4840) 232 RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES excellent design skilled craftsmanship superb quality YOUR CLASS JEWELER Bennett ' s Dress Code Revised. DIEGES CLUST BARETT SHOES MEL “BUD” SCHAEFER, REPR. BOX 84 PHOENIX, MARYLAND 21131 Store No. 19 at the Salisbury Mall Jim ' s Phillips 66 East Co,le o e Ave - and Snow Hil1 Rd - 742-9074 315 TRUITT STREET • SALISBURY, MARYLAND 21801 TELEPHONE - 301 - 749-7153 DELAWARE AREA - 856-7801 Lorgest Line of Poultry Supplies on Del-Mor-Vo 233 7 t£e 970 Ttfay you jutu e 6e fcCCeot €Olt6 4UCCC €Utct . fl rs. C - Yo u kear lcs.J GwU«v f •« CruKcW 7 « f «a I a. L a -b + « .ony 0 .+: ' - (W3 «-.«£ 1. .V 4 Uj 1 . Jo ' Hte.tv ° to ' V V ' ei � VvV .i 4irn$ «rH, ' H e 3 Wur fU y ffu fc I - ' . £r (• ikoJ- ,4 uere jrs). ‘ 1 fO %h= fUJA JV i In the past school year, you, the student body, have listened to our yearbook announcements, and you saw our yearbook assembly. You have observed our busi¬ ness managers at their card tables religiously selling yearbook subscriptions during lunch, and you have witnessed Bennett ' s first two female photographers roaming the halls on the lookout for that certain picture. Yes, we have worked hard but the 1970 Voyager could never have been compiled without the help of many people. We wish to thank our dedicated staff who have put in many hours. Also we would like to thank the teachers who have been patient and un¬ derstanding and we would especially like to thank Mr. Owens and Mr. Smith for their help with the yearbook assembly. We have been fortunate to have a cooperative administration. Mr. Jones, his custodial staff, and the secretaries have also contributed their services to the Voyager. Most of all, we would like to thank our advisor, Mrs. Anna V. Carey, for her encouragement and helpful advice. We hope that this will be one of the best year¬ books Bennett has produced. Our efforts will be re¬ warded if you, the students, feel that this yearbook realistically portrays the 1970 school year. After all, the yearbook is for a special group of people—the students. •. Q-e Ca-Lou Ed Ahead- 235 7 e oad Ttot 0 7 %6e i noado dcoenqed in a cfelloeo cooed. s4ud covity 7 could not tnaoel Cold 4nd Ce one tnaoelen, tonty 7 ctood s4nd looted docon okc ao fan ac 7 could 7o codene It Cent at tde uudentynocotd; 7dea loot tde olden, ao fuel ac fain, 4nd daolnq pendapo tde Cetten claim, ‘Secaucc It coao qnaecty and counted cocan; 7doutyd ae fan tdat tde paociuty tdene ' ftlad coonn tdem neallty adout tde 64me. 4nd Cold tdat monninq equality toty ?n teaoec no cleft dad tnodden Claed. Od, 7 dept tde find fan auotden datyf Tfct dnocoinq doco coaty lead on to coaty, ? doudted If 7 cdould eoen come Coed. 7 cdall Ce telltuty tdic coitd a ciqd Somecodene aqeo and atyce deuce: 7coo noado dioenqed in a cooed, and 7 — 7 toed tde one leoo tnaoeled Cty, 4nd tdat doe made all tde diffenence. Rodent ' pnoet Community Activities BALL BOYS FOR THE NATIONAL INDOOR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS: First Row: Chuck Dashiell, Terry Murphy, Ed Jacobsen, Chuck Fowler, Dave Farace, Bill Torrey, Vic Laws. Second Row: Jay Bozman, Bruce Widdowson, Perry Peregoy, Gary Travers, David Ward, Frank McKenzie, Pat McKenzie. Third Row: Steve Larmore, Bill Stephens, Duffy McKenzie, Chuck Gordy, Gary Tarr, David Bullock. OPTIMIST CLUB ORATOR¬ ICAL CONTEST: Mr. Rich¬ ard Atkinson; Coach, Dave Ramea; First Place, John De- Cola; Third Place, Richard Poole; Fourth Place. 237 GIRL SCOUTS: Jackie DeCola, Troop 306 , teaches Brownies. CHURCH BASKETBALL: L. A. Abbott and Dave Robinson compete. BOWLING: Marshall Moore and Bruce Benjamin exhibit their skill? Patrons 238 Ace Shoe Repair Dr. Elias Adamopoulos Mrs. E. L. Bahen Charles W. Bennett, Jr. Drs. Bloxom and Jones Mary Carter Paints Madame Ceilia Dr. Chester C. Collins Daily Times J. S. Elliott A Friend Dr. Gallaher Grier Tire Company Dr. Thomas C. Hill, Jr. R. Russell Hitch Insley Insurance Agency Jack ' s Religious Shop Jean and Ken ' s Jones and Malone Texaco Dr. Alfred C. Kolls H. O. Langrall and Co., Inc. Lucille ' s Flower Shop MacMillan Brothers Company Dr. Edwardo Jose March Dr. and Mrs. William C. Morgan B. Frank Parsons and Sons Margaret A. Pillsbury Polar Bar Dr. Harry Robertson Royal Crown Cola Mr. and Mrs. James A. Shockley Gloria Travers R. S. Wooten y uation OR. BEFORE ym ficaisi im a no N T M 1 [•V