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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1981 volume:

THE VOYAGER —1981 1 Table of Contents Sophomores 58-65 Freshmen 66-73 Groups 104-125 Activities 80-103 _S omeduy you ll realize that time has slipped away and you arm t able to yather all the memories you have from tkr past so .. . tke yood limes and tke bad times , tke lauyhter, joys and sorrows shared with your friends should be stored away in your heart and reminisce d about occasionally. dCihe photos from an album , your picture memories of Jen nett ui return again and again to give goti pfraiure and kappineii in tkr gran to come. Memories 1-184 Sports 126-157 Ads 158-184 W emories are moments meant to be hidden in your heart and shared with others taler. Qatk er tbe moments you want to remember and coded your dreams of today , for tbese are your memories of tomorrow surprises, %e fine memories of the past wi in ui d casifes for the future. Jhe obstacles and rewards are hidden a L ’ pa ih. £uery da 2Q°Jo interest rale , xperiences shape and influence I lie type of person each wi fa ecome, ike experiences wit become our memories of the future. 10 9n ffune, after finishing a gear of L 9 L schoof each student has discovered something new. good times share J? getting lost in iL UL iL e crazg experiences the good friends and . . . J tlremember just being a part of thing . Wg classmates , mg peers and the facultg , jCiving fife to the fullest!! Jndg Dr units Some students mag return next gear , others have completed a portion of their fives. 12 rearview mirrow. Wg most memorable memorg will be leaving for the last time an J watching (aje a wag in mg cjl)avid Cfug YYiemorieS are w Ital will beep your rocbiny chair rocbiny. Wr. Reed Everyone will continue to search and discover until their fife A fuffiffej. Uheir memories wiff five on Wemories are time weff spent . Joanne €. Wofenja William Albright — October 2, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Heating and Plumbing Trade. Helen Renee Allen — September 8, 1963, Baltimore, Maryland. Plans: SSC. Activities: French Club I; Human Relations II, Vice-Pres. IV; Concession Stand IV; LOG IV. Anthony Pio Anderson — May 25, 1965, Philippines. Plans: Music and Art Field. Activities: Silliman High School I, II, III; 1st Prize in Art Con¬ test II; Artist of Grade 11. Daniel G. Anderson — May 14, 1962, Patuxent River Naval Academy. Plans: College. Activities: DEA I; Wrestling I, II, III. Deborah Lynn Bailey — May 26, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Marriage and Work. Activities: Secre¬ tary of PTA I; Office Aide II. Gary Wesley Bailey — June 16, 1963, Lewis, Delaware. Plans: College and Air Force. Activities: Milton High School I; Wrestling I; Baseball I; LaCrosse I; Baseball II; Men’s Power league volleyball for YMCA III; Weight-Lifting Club IV. Troy Matthew Bailey — March 6, 1963, Worthington, Minnesota. Plans: College. Sheila Diane Balin — July 19, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Class Council I; French Club I; VOYAGER II, III, IV; Student Council II, III, IV; Student Affairs II; Keyettes III. Brent Morgan Bayline — June 7,1963, Baltimore, Maryland. Plans: College. Stonewall Jackson High School I, II; Fleetwood High I; Basketball I, III, IV; Football ?I. Dwight Dewayne Belin — September 26, 1963, Easton, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Football I, II, III, IV; Certificate Nat’l Latin Exam I, II; Latin Club I, II, III; Silver Medal Nat’l Latin Exam III, IV; Varsity Let¬ ter III; Varsity Club III, IV. Jeffrey Vincent Berg — February 14, 1963, Salisb ury, Maryland. Plans: United States Air Force, Mason Work. Activities: VICA I, II; Masonry I, II. Jose Ignacio Bermejo — October 15, 1963, Fitero Navarra, Spain. Plans: U. of Spain. Activities: Exchange Stu¬ dent IV; AFS Club IV; Spanish Club IV; Latin Club IV; Photography Club IV. David Jacob Bernstein — July 25, 1963, Chincoteague, Virginia. Plans; College. Activities: Weight-Lifting Club IV. Alice L. Birckhead — April 12, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Howard U. or Delaware State. Activities: Band I, II, III, IV; Jazz Band I, II, III, IV; Black History Club I, II; French Club I; Track I, II, III, IV; Drama Club I, II, IV; CRUCIBLE; SOUTH PACIFIC; OUR TOWN; Thespian Society IV; Library Aide II. Centra Denise Bivens — July 20,1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: WOR- WIC Tech. Activities: Track I, II, IV; Varsity Letter II; FBLA IV; Prom Committee IV; Office Aide III, IV; OUR TOWN. Valerie Leigh Bohler — February 14, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Air¬ line Stewardess. Activities: Band I, II; Cosmetology III, IV; Drill Team III; OUR TOWN. W y most outstanding memory at J.MiK was briny on the 1979 dootba team and briny tbe first team to beat (dambridye S. b. in 33 straiybt yames. We won 6-0. jbwighl JStlin . 9ynacio fdermefo 2 ) avid fdernstein Mice Bircbb eaJ (Centra Uii VJarie JUL 17 Roger David Bounds — December 6, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Band I, II, III, IV. Tammy Louise Bounds — July 30, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Band I, II; VICA III, IV. Craig Boyce — April 20, 1963, Salis¬ bury, Maryland. Booker T. Brady — April 8,1963, Bal¬ timore, Maryland. Plans: College. Margaret Louise Briddle — February 6, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: SSC. Activities: Spanish Club I; French Club I, II; Art Club I, II, III, IV; Drama Club I, II, III; BYC I, II; Human Relations I, II, III, IV; Key- ettes I. Trina Brown — November 12, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: UMBC. Activities: Softball I, II; DECA III, IV; Class Representative IV. Vendell Ivan Brown — July 17, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Work. Activities: Football I, II, III, IV; Bas¬ ketball I, II, III, IV; Baseball I, II; Track III. Veronica Ann Brown — August 13, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Hair Dresser. Activities: Chorus I, II; Cosmetology I, II; VICA III; Volley¬ ball III; OUR TOWN. J «,. always remember bow nicety -9 was accepted, my first year here in tenth yraJe. 4 thouyh 3 was picheJ on about my accent , 3 Soon yrew to realize that it made me an indi m viduat and 3 tihed that! Carolynn Campbell bounds Craiy Boyce Waryaret Briddett Vended Brc Uammy Bounds Boole er Bradu TJrina Bri Ve, Br ( Connie Kay Bunn — April 9, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Cheerleading II, III, Co- Capt. IV; Varsity Club III; Class Trea¬ surer III. Peter Lee Butler — July 4,1963, Saint Louis, Missouri. Plans: College, United States Air Force R.O.T.C. Part-Time Job. Activities: Wrestling I, 11, III, IV; Football II; Soccer III, IV; Varsity Club III, IV; Photography Club IV. Lanell Terry Butts — September 23, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: United States Air Force. Activities: Band I, II, III, IV; Basketball I, II, IV. Laura Allison Byrd — July 21, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: SSC, work. Activities: Drill Team I; Key- ettes I, II; Photography Club II, III; VOYAGER III; LOG IV. John Douglas Callahan — January 15, 1963, Easton, Maryland. Plans: Col¬ lege. Activities: Football I, II, III, IV; Baseball I, II, III, IV. Carolynn Elizabeth Campbell — July 12, 1963, Florence, South Carolina. Plans: United States Army, Radio Teletype Operations NASA. Activi¬ ties: Mount Tabor High School, Win¬ ston-Salem, North Carolina I; Band I, II, III; MT. TABOR MEMORIES I; Student Council I, IV; Track I; Society for Distinguished American High School Students II, III, IV; Field Hockey III, IV; CRUCIBLE; Keyettes III, Pres. IV; SOUTH PACIFIC; VOYAGER IV; OUR TOWN; Student Court Judge IV; Safety Committee Co-Chairman IV; Student Affairs IV; Photography Club IV; BYC IV; Drama Club IV; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; Varsity Letter IV. Karen Maria Carlson — June 21, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Track I, II; Stu¬ dent Council I, II, III, IV; Volleyball II, III, Outstanding Senior Award IV, Capt. IV; Student Affairs Co-Chair¬ man IV; Homecoming Queen; OUR TOWN. John Byron Cavanaugh — December 13, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Wake Forest University. Activities: Class Vice Pres. I; Student Affairs I, II, III, IV; Student Council I, II, Treas. III, Pres. IV; Cross Country II, III; Key Club II, Vice Pres. Ill; LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE; NHS II, III, Vice Pres. IV; Soroptomist Award III; Optimist Award IV; Thespian Society III, IV; French Club III, IV; Art Club III; THE CRUCIBLE; SOUTH PACIFIC; Drama Club III, IV; East¬ ern Shore Association Student Coun¬ cil Treas. IV; OUR TOWN; VOY¬ AGER IV; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. (Connie Ru JanettRuth John Cattail an _ Karen C artu Peter (Rutter C arotii ynn Campbet JU Cl avanauqh 19 l, r- Toby C. Chai — October 5, 1964, Tai¬ pei, Taiwan. Plans: College. Activi¬ ties: Randolf High School I; Nat’l School Orchestra Assoc. Award I; C. W. Woodward High School II, III; All-State Orchestra II; Dart Club II: Orchestra II, III; Math Team III, IV; Latin Club IV. Bruce Anthony Chandler — July 8, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Football I, II, III, IV; Wrestling I; Track II, III, IV: Var¬ sity Letter II. Julia Roberts Clark — August 13, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College Activities: Band I, II; Volley¬ ball I, II; Ensemble II, III, IV; LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE: THE CRUCI¬ BLE; SOUTH PACIFIC; Drama Club III, IV; Thespian Society III, IV; All- State Chorus III, IV; Bennett’s Best III; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; All- County Chorus IV; OUR TOWN; Bible Club IV; Key Club IV. Pamela Lynn Collins — July 20, 1963, Nashville, Tennessee. Plans: College or Art School. Activities: Keyettes I; Art Club IV; VICA IV; Student Affairs IV; Class Council IV; OUR TOWN; Prom Committee IV. James Patrick Cropper — March 14, 1963, Baltimore, Maryland. Plans: Armed Forces, Masonry. Activities: Key Club II; VICA III, IV; Masonry III, IV. Charlene Evett Dashiell — March 25, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: VICA IV. Edwina Lynn Dashiell — February 16, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Wrestling Score- keeper I, II; Band I, II; VOYAGER I, II; NHS II, III, IV; AFS IV; Human Relations IV; Student Affairs IV; MD Distinguished Scholar Nominee IV; OUR TOWN; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. James R. Dashiell — December 24, 1961, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Family Business. Activities: Wrestling I; Band I, II, III; DE III, IV. I will always remember friends I have made and member of the faculty who have made school more interest¬ ing than it really is. Toby Chai V. Roderick Andre Dashiell — August 30, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: United States Air Force. Activities: Band I, II; Baseball IV. Trent Aaron Dashiell — May 14, 1963, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii. Plans: Marine Corps. Activities: Football II. Karen Jean Daugherty — June 19, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College, Travel. Band I, II, III; Latin Club I, II, III; Volleyball Manager I, II, III; Science Club I; Varsity Letter II; VOYAGER II; AFS Club III; Pre¬ sented Key to Salisbury by Mayor Elmer Ruark; AFS Exchange Student to Sydney, Australia — Chatswood High School IV; Volleyball Capt. IV; Bushwalking Club IV; Inter-School Christian Fellowship IV; Participa¬ tory Drama Group IV; Presented the Plaque to the Municipality of Ku- ring-gai by Alderman Vains IV; Pre¬ sented to Queen Elizabeth’s Repre¬ sentative in New South Wales IV; His Excellency the Governor-General, Sir Roden Cutler IV. Ernest Fitzgerald Davis — December 28, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: SSC. Activities: Football I, II, III, IV; Band I. II. III. IV: Jazz Band I,II. Ill, IV; Varsity Letter III; Band Letter III; Varsity Bar IV. Joseph Evan Davis — June 3, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Self-Bus¬ iness. Activities: Parkside High School I, II; Spanish Club I; DECA III, IV; DE III, IV. Tamara Sue Davis — February 12, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: SSC. Activities: Hockey I, II, III, IV; Basketball I, II. Ill, IV; Softball I. II, III, IV; Varsity Club I, II, III, IV. Lisa Kay Disharoon — October 10, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Brandywine College. Activities: Key- ettes I, II; Soroptimist Award I; BYC II; Drill Team I, II; VICA III; OUR TOWN; Track IV. Tammy Leigh Disharoon — June 26, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Photography and Work. Activities: DECA I. 3f 3 could slay al ike rest of my life and play sports, 3 would! 1 Jammy jbavis Goderich rd ashii XJrent Xbadhi _Karen XXaucfherty Joseph rX) avis jCisa Xbisha XXrneit XL)avid XIa m m u Xisk aroon 21 James Stewart Doerzbach — Septem¬ ber 25,1962, Plainfield, New Jersey. Samaris M. Dorman — February 12, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Wor-Wic Tech. Activities: Apparel Manufacturing I, II; OUR TOWN; VICA I, II, VICA Award III; Class Council IV. James R. Doyle — October 25, 1962, Cleveland, Ohio. Plans: College. Activities: Football I, II, III, IV; Var¬ sity Club I, II, III, IV; Baseball I, II, III, IV. Robert David Dubsby — November 24, 1961, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: SSC. Activities: Soccer I; Art Club I, II, III. Lori Ann Beste Dykes — November 13, 1962, Mount Vernon, Indiana. Plans: To Achieve Environmental Self-Sufficiency. Activities: Drama Club I, II, III, IV; SOUND OF MUSIC; Class Secretary I; Latin Club I, III; Class Vice-Pres. II; LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE; Field Hockey II; Thespian Society III, Pres. IV; THE CRUCIBLE; LOG IV; OUR TOWN; Ensemble IV; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. Darlene Gayle Ebersole — February 18, 1963, Winchester, Virginia. Plans: Work at PGH-EKG Technician. Activities: DECA I, Treasurer II. Kevin Ray Elliot — March 26, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: SSC and Masonry. Activities: Football I, II; Wrestling I, II. Sherry Darleen Emerson — October 15, 1963, Elliot City, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: French Club I; Student Council I, II; SOUTH PACIFIC; Student Affairs II; Keyettes III; CRUCIBLE; Ensemble IV; Thes¬ pian Society III; Class Historian IV. wilt never forget graduation; when one life ends anJ another begins, (CJwina Jbashietl ames « 2 )( } °r jCori rj£)uh eA -Kevin £t(ioil 2 ) ar fene £h erAofe Sherri Harden Peter Erskine — October 28, 1963, Atlanta, Georgia. Plans: College, Enjoy Life, Party, and Be Prosperous. Activities: Student Council I, II, III, IV; Soccer I, II, III, IV; Student Affairs I, II; French Club II, III; CRU¬ CIBLE; Tennis II, III, IV; AFS II, IV; VOYAGER II; Optimist Award IV; Photography Club IV; Class Pres. Ill, IV; Pres. Classroom IV. Edward Lee Faust — March 4, 1963, Washington, D.C. Plans: Youth Minis¬ try. Activities: Band I, II; Jazz Band II. Frank Edward Fisher — February 3, 1963, Baltimore, Maryland. Plans: Armed Forces. Ronald Thurman Fisher Jr. — November 7, 1963, Naticoke, Mary¬ land. Plans: ODU. Activities: Latin Club I, II, III, IV; Student Council II, III, IV; AFS Sec. and Treasurer III, Pres. IV; VOYAGER IV; Class Coun¬ cil IV; THE CRUCIBLE; Spanish Club III; AFS Student to Bolivia. Robert Lincoln Fitzgerald — May 16, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Wrestling I, II, III, IV; Student Council I, IV; Soccer II, III, Capt. IV; French Club II; Tennis II, III, IV; NHS II, III, Pres. IV; Advo¬ cate IV. Anthony K. Franks — July 30, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Football I, III, IV; Wres¬ tling II; Varsity Club IV. Christopher Gibbs — November 21, 1962, Washington, North Carolina. Plans: United States Navy. Jean Elaine Goetz — April 22, 1962, Jacksonville, North Carolina. Plans: Appalachian State U. Activities: Drama Club III, IV; Human Relations Pres. IV. 3 remem Ur that J used to say 3 can I uiail tit 3 yet in the 12th grade so 3 can graduate from high Schoof and now it is finaffg here an d3 can l Utieve it. Bo nnie WatUr RoUrl 3 ilzyerafd a ristopher QMs Edward daust _dnthonu dranhd Jfcan (foetz 23 Most Popular. Pete Erskine and Dana Murray Best Smile: Sheila Bafin, Kevin Elliot, and Dawn Mariner Class Clowns: Eddie Class Flirts: Mike Phoebu® and Donna Pryor Best-Looking: Scott Weirman, Vicki Brickous, Mike McFariin, and Kevin Neivea Best 198f Best Eyes: Dawn Mariner, not pictured Danny Phil- Hpe gj Ernest Buddy Gordy — February 23. 1963, Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Football II. Ill, IV; LOG IV. Wendy Marie Goslee — September 17, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Majorette I; Field Hockey II. Ill, IV; Office Aide III, IV; Varsity Club III, IV. John Christopher Graham — March 24, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans; Rochester Inst. • of Tech. Activities: Soccer I; Cross-Country II, III, IV; Track II; VOYAGER IV; OUR TOWN; Photography Club IV; Film Festival IV. Mark Linwood Granger — May 11, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Cross-Country I, II, III, IV; Track I, II, III, IV; Indoor Track II, III, IV. David P. Grant — July 8, 1962, Salis¬ bury, Maryland. Plans: Work. James W. Grant III — January 25, 1962, Potuxent River, Maryland. Plans: Work. Leonard James Griffin Jr. — Decem¬ ber 26. 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College or United States Coast Guard. Activities: Football II, III. IV; Basketball II. Ill, IV. John David Guy — July 7, 1963, Salis¬ bury, Maryland. Plans: Work. Activi¬ ties: VICA I; State-Sill Olympics. at pm. J ohn CjraltG Warl Qr, Jbai ' id Cjrant ames Cjri jCeonard (jriffirx 2) avi Jacqueline Pearl Haas — August 16, 1963, North Tanawanda, New York. Plans: College. Activities: Ensemble I, II, III, IV; Art Club I; Orchestra I; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; OUR TOWN. Barbara Hardesty Haberstroh — April 19, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Tennis I. Capt. II, III, IV; Spanish Club Pres. IV; AFS IV. Kathleen Ann Haines — February 12, 1963, Concord, California. Plans: U. of Delaware. Activities: Science Club I; French Club I; NHS II. Ill, IV; BYC III, Chairman IV; Math Team III, IV; Drama Club III; Photography Club III, IV; THE CRUCIBLE; OUR TOWN; Basketball I; Softball I; Base¬ ball Manager II; Volleyball II, III, Capt. IV; Varsity Club II, III, IV; Maryland Distinguished Scholar IV. Brian D. Hall — August 1 , 1963, Salis¬ bury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Football Manager I; DECA I, Vice Pres. II. • Teresa D. Hall — May 10, 1963, New Church, Virginia. Plans: Secretarial School, Air Force. Activities: FBLA 1; Upward Bound II, III, IV; DECA II. Tammy Renee Hammond — Decem¬ ber 1, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: U. of MD. Acti vities: Drill Team I; Basketball I, II. Ill, IV; Track I, II, III, IV; Field Hockey II, III, IV. Grace R. Harmond — August 14, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: VICA I. II, III, IV; Softball I; Volleyball I; Tailoring I, II; Student Council III; Student Advisory III. Joseph William Harper Jr. — Septem¬ ber 27, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Mechanical School. Activities: Basketball II; Track II, III, IV; VICA III, IV. DL many friend 3 9 have made and memories wi (U ave to five with forever. J(athu Jdaines Mari ara Jfaberstroh acquefine Mu J athfeen J4a Bri Matt Cjrace Joseph Jtarper 27 Kevin Patrick Harrell — Spetember 6,1963. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Plans: College. Activities: Drama Club I; Stage Manager for SOUND OF MUSIC, THE CRUCIBLE, SOUTH PACIFIC, LITTLE MARY SUN¬ SHINE, OUR TOWN. ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; Library Aide II; Thes¬ pian Society II; 4-H Marksman Award III. Bryan William Harrison — Novem¬ ber 1, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Baseball II; Soccer II. Sonja Harwood — January 18, 1963, Preston, Idaho. Plans: College. Activi¬ ties: Band II, III; Ensemble I; Art Club III; BYC IV; Student Council Com¬ mittee Chairman IV; Student Affairs IV. Robert Earl Helgelson — October 29, 1963, Crisfield, Mainland. Plans: Pykesville State Police Academy. Activities: Wicomico Senior High I, II, III; Tennis Team II, III; Drama Club I, II; TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS; OUR TOWN. Melanie Lucille Holder — June 17, 1963, Athens, Georgia. Plans: College. Activities: Soccer Scorekeeper I, II, IV; Student Council I, II, III; Field Hockey III; Holly Ball Court II. Ill; Spanish Club III; VOYAGER IV; Keyettes IV; Class Treasurer IV. Melanie Nicky Holubyckyj — Febru¬ ary 5, 1963, Salisbury , Maryland. Plans: UMBC, or SSC. Activities: Band I. II, III, IV; Drama Club I, II; Vice Pres. Ill, Pres. IV; Student Coun¬ cil I. II. Ill, IV; Varsity Club III; Bas¬ ketball Manager II, III, IV; THE CRUCIBLE; SOUTH PACIFIC; OUR TOWN; Thespian Society; Softball Manager II, III, IV; Jazz Band I; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. Lisa Annette Hopkins — June 5, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: SSC, Navy. Activities: Band I, II; FBLA IV; Cheerleading IV; Student Court Judge IV; Art Club II. Ill; Pres. IV; Office Aide IV; OUR TOWN; Prom Committee IV; Varsity Club IV. Thomas Hosier — January 23, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. friends J9 ve met and thrown to fove over the years. We anie Jdotder Graham M. Hotten Jr. — May 31, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Work. Activities: Parkside High School I, II; Media Aide II, III; NHS II, III, IV; SOUTH PACIFIC: DECA III, IV; OUR TOWN; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. Daphne Marlene Hughes — Febru¬ ary 25, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: United States Air Force. Activ¬ ities: Basketball II: VICA I. II; Food Service I, II. Fayetta Hull — August 17,1963, Salis¬ bury, Maryland. Plans: Wor-Wic Tech. Activities: Black History I; FBLA I; Band III. Paylette Y. Hunt — October 3, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Work. Cortney Humphreys — July 5, 1963, Silver Springs, Maryland. Marilou Iris Hurley — March 23, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Student Council I, II; French Club I; VOYAGER II. Ill, IV; Student Affairs II, IV; Class Council III; BYC IV; Keyettes III; Prom Committee IV. Anne Martine Ireton — June 18,1963, North Kingstown, Rhode Island. Plans: College. Activities: SOUND OF MUSIC; Volleyball II, III, IV; THE CRUCIBLE. Cynthia Alalne Jackson — June 24, 1963, Wachapreague, Virginia. Plans: United States Army. Activities: Band I. II, III, IV; Science Club I, II; Volley¬ ball II, IV; Cross-Country III; Varsity Club IV. nbtr (orbs in tk. ceiling in tk caftltria. 2)apk ne J4u 9 k s ' in fit Breton Cifntk ici son 29 Keith K. Jackson — May 6, 1961, Sal¬ isbury, Maryland. Plans: Air Force. Mark Anthony Jeffress — May 6, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Football I, II; Bas¬ ketball I, II, III, IV; Named to All Bayside Team. Philip Johnson — September 2, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Sandra Ann Johnson — April 30, 1963, Newark, New Jersey. Plans: College. Activities: Tennis III, IV. Carla Deshera Jones — November 23, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Work. Activities: DECA I, II, School Store Aid II. Tony Maurice Jones — January 1, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Art School. Activities: Art Club I, II, III, IV; Football II, IV. Shushen Joshi — May 7,1963, Kenya, Africa. Plans: College. Activities: Football I, II. Jacqueline Vachelle Kane — Decem¬ ber 1, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: UMES. Activities: Pocomoke High Band I, II, III; Cheerleading II, III; Band IV. 3 wilt always remember lie production of South Pacific. Robert jCewis achi Warh Mfre Philip Johr, Sandra S huihen $oihi acquefine J a Christopher Paul Kantzes — October 26, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: U. of Delaware. Activities: Band I, II, III, IV; Film Festival I, II; All Shore Band II; Tennis Mgr. Ill; Wye Insti¬ tute — Maryland Summer Center for the Gifted and Talented I; Maryland Distinguished Scholar III; Commend Student IV; State Solo and Ensemble Festival II. Jeffrey Robert Kauffman — August 1, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Elizabeth Frances King — August 19, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Latin Club I, II, III, IV; NHS II, III, IV; Field Hockey III, IV; Keyettes III, Vice Pres. IV; Student Council III; The Vershire School, Vershire, Vermont III; BYC IV; Photography Club IV. Barbara Jean Legates — September 18, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Keyettes I; Band I; DECA Historian I, II; VOYAGER III. Valerie Leonard — June 6, 1963, Sal¬ isbury, Maryland. Robert Kenneth Lewis — May 30, 1963, Farmville, Virginia. Plans: SSC. Activities: Band I, II, Manager III, IV; Thespian Society Vice Pres. IV; Human Relations II, IV; Latin Club I; Drama Club III, IV; Student Council III; Jazz Ensemble III, IV; THE CRU¬ CIBLE; OUR TOWN; Bennett’s Best III, IV; SOUTH PACIFIC; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; Boy Scouts of America, Eagle Scout Award IV. Tammy Leigh Long — July 1, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. PISns: College. Activities: Human Relations Club II; Art Club III; Band IV; Office Aide IV. Patrick Joseph Loughrey — May 5, 1963, Dublin, Ireland. Plans: U. of MD. Activities: Latin Club I, II; AFS I, II, II. ' 9° n 9 ‘ n of a (an scared to death trying to give a Speech. Horman Tflendoza irid J anlzeA Jeffrey J(auffr Cfizabeth J i ara Robert jHe .ewiA erie .eonan lammy rJJony Patrick jCouylirey 3 1 John Edward Lowman — May 4, 1963, Dayton, Ohio. Plans: SSC. Activities: Band I, II, III, IV; Bible Club II; OUR TOWN. Michelle Lugassy — June 7, 1962, Casablanca, Morocco, France. Plans: Study Languages. Activities: French Club IV. Collette Ann Maddox — July 10,1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Cosme¬ tology. Activities: VICA II. Tammy Manual — July 23, 1963, Sal¬ isbury, Maryland. Plans: Air Force. Activities: Cheerleading I, II; FBLA I; Office Aide I; Black History Club II; Track II, III, IV; Volleyball IV. Troy Lee Manual — August 28, 1962, Stockton, Maryland. Plans: Air Force. Activities: Wrestling I, II; Camera and Video Operator IV. Dawn Gayle Mariner — January 13, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Keyettes I; BYC I; Class Council I, II, III, IV; Cross Country Mgr. II; Homecoming Court II; Track I, II; Field Hockey II, III, IV; Class Sec. Ill; Varsity Club III, IV. Paul Gerard Massucci — September 7, 1963, Syracuse, New York. Plans: SSC. Activities: Golf I, II, III, IV; Band I, II, III, IV; AFS I, II; Track II, III, IV; French Club I; Wrestling III, IV; Cross Country IV. Mark I. Mayo — November 30, 1962, Lutherville, Baltimore Co. Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Football I; Wrestling I, III; Soccer II, III, IV. .Senior year — a time to cry , a time to fauyh, and a time to remember! TJammy Jdammond oltn dCoi Droy Wanuef PaJ WaSucci Wa Wa Michelle Carlessa McBride — March 27, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Chorus I; Bible Club I, II; Mixed Chorus II; DECA III, IV. Douglas Michael McCabe — Decem¬ ber 27, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Golf I; Wrestling II, III, IV; Student Council IV. Michael Rayburn McFarlin — August 8, 1963, Portsmith, Virginia. Plans: College. Activities: Football I, II, III, IV; All-City Football IV; Ten¬ nis II, IV; Student Council IV. Leonard Gene McGee — March 22, 1962, Baltimore, Maryland. Plans: Law School. Activities: Alternate Rep. I; Chorus I; Chorus Rep. II; Soccer II; BYC II, III; DECA III, IV; Student Affairs II, III, IV; Publicity Commit¬ tee IV; Executive Committee IV. Norman V. Mendoza — September II, 1962, Manila, Philippines. Plans: United States Air Force or Navy. Activities: Soccer Manager I, II; Bas¬ ketball Manager I, II; Spanish Club I; Soccer III; VICA I, II; Carpentry I, II; Photography Club IV. William Kenneth Mills — July 6, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Car Dealer. Activities: Football I; Wres¬ tling II. Freddie W. Mitchell Jr. — November 4, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Studio Drummer. Activities: Art I, II; Drama I, II. Pamela Ann Mittle — July 25, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Latin Club I, II; Drill Team I, II. Ill, Co-Capt. IV; VOYAGER I, II, III, IV; Tennis IV; OUR TOWN. 3be (Crucible bas been by far my 3 enjoyed partit ipatiny in il and ibe cast. best memory. •Liny with Sae Wo. 3red WitcUf %ou 9 WcCaL niicUte Wc ride WicLef WcDarfi, Vo, Made Pamela Wittfe 33 Jeonard WcQe, Witfiam Wiffs Joanne Elizabeth Molenda — April 9, 1963, Baltimore, Maryland. Plans: College of Notre Dame. Activities: French Club I, II, III; Student Council I, II; Chorus I; Class Council II; BYC III, Vice-Pres. IV; VOYAGER II, Assistant Manager III, Editor IV: CRUCIBLE; SOUTH PACIFIC; OUR TOWN; Keyettes IV; Student Affairs IV. Howard Thomas Moore Jr. — Febru¬ ary 25, 1962, Milford, Delaware. Plans: Work. Activities: Football II; VICA I, II; Volunteer Firefighter I, II, III, IV. Jae Moore— January 31, 1963, Park- sley, Virginia. Plans: U. of MD. Activ¬ ities: Latin Club I, II, III; National Latin Exam Certificate I, II, III; Key Club II; Track II; Tennis III, IV; Spanish Club IV; LOG IV. Darrell Haymon Morris — Septem¬ ber 21, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: United States Marine Corps. Activities: Track I, II, III, IV; Football II, III, IV. Edward Jerome Morris — February 25, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Football II. Dana Patricia Murray — August 27, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Student Council II, III; VOYAGER IV; Cheerleading I, Capt. II, III, IV; Varsity Club III, IV; Homecoming Court III; Photography Club IV. Gregory Lee Nay — January 10,1963, New Martinsville, West Virginia. Plans: College. Activities: Football I; Photography Club II, III; Second Place in Photography Contest II. Thomas Edward Nelson — April 13, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: SSC. Activities: Soccer I, II, III, IV; Varsity Club III. witt remember yoiny to State Sin a fi with tbeSoc cer team my fait year. pete Sutler ae Woore Worn 3 {reyory flay % arre Worrii m ' ll el Son Kevin Joel Nieves — August 12,1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Baseball II, III, IV; Football I, II, III, IV. Eugene Reuben Nutter — September 19, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Work. Joan Lynne Oberholtzer — August 3, 1963, Boston, Massachusetts. Plans: Hartt School of Music. Activities: Band I, II, III, IV; AFS I. II. Ill, IV; All-Shore Band and District State Solo Festival III, IV; LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE: BYC III; SOUTH PACIFIC; Drama Club IV; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; Latin Club IV. Richard O’Bryan — November 22, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Susan Gail Owrutsky — January 25, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: French Club I, II, III, IV; Field Hockey II, III, IV; Ten¬ nis I, II, III, IV; Photography Club III, IV; AFS IV; Varsity Club I, II; Key- ettes I. Sam Palmer — January 8, 1963, Seford, Delaware. Lori Leigh Parsons — August 24,1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Track I; VICA IV; Band I, II, III; Softball II, III; Volleyball II. III, IV; Varsity Club IV. Richard L. Patterson — November 27, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Montgomery College. Activities: French Club I; LOG III, IV. -9 remember ike slate semi-finals in baseball fast year anJ hope fully ibis year. . Kevin Tlieves J(evin U Ueved ffo a n Ob er ho ft z .Susan Owrutshu Jori Pc arsons £ uyene flutter SamiefPaL Roger L. Perry — May 8, 1963, Salis¬ bury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Football II, III, IV; Varsity Club III, IV. Lori Peterson — August 4, 1963, Elk- ton, Maryland. Daniel Lee Phillips — July 7, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: SSC. Activities: Band I, II: Key Club II. Thomas Whaley Phillips — August 27, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Michael Evans Phoebus — April 3, 1963, Sylida, Colorado. Plans: Florida Tech. Activities: SOUND OF MUSIC: LITTLE MARY SUN¬ SHINE: Ensemble I. Ill, IV: LOG III, IV; VOYAGER II; Soccer III, IV; SOUTH PACIFIC: Key Club; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. Robert H. Pilchard — December 30, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Football II, III, IV; Wrestling II. Aimmee Lavonne Polk — June 22, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Band I, II; Jazz Band I, II: Black History Club. David Wayne Price — June 24, 1963, Baltimore, Maryland. Plans: Mar¬ riage. Activities: Baseball III, IV: Band I. II; VICA III. Pulling on the production of SZoullt Pacific. WiLc PUL, Poyer [ rry Zanief PUtips Wicliaef plweL us jCori Peterson Ok omas PUhps Pokert piUurJ ObaoUPri Priscena Ann Price — December 17, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Marriage and Michigan Univ. Donna Michelle Pryor — November 20, 1963, Baltimore, Maryland. Plans: Hampton Institute. Activities: Band I; DECA III, IV; FBLA IV; Black History Club II; Cheerleading II, III, Capt. IV; Varsity Club III, IV; Track Mgr. II, III, IV; OUR TOWN; Class Council IV. Julie Hart Pryor — September 12, 1963, Cambridge, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Latin Club I, II, Pres. Ill, IV: Band I, II, III, IV; N.H.S. II, III, IV; Soroptimist Ach. Award. Michael Steven Ramsey — June 8, 1963, Cheverly, Maryland. Plans: Travel and Army. Pamela Ann Renshaw — January 9, 1963, Easton, Maryland. Plans: SSC. Activities: Volleyball I, II; Basketball I, II; Softball I, II; CRUCIBLE; Art Club IV; Varsity Club IV; OUR TOWN; Prom Committee. Kimberly Ann Riall — November 20, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: CRUCIBLE; Drama Club II, III. Laura Nell Richardson — October 1, 1963, Nassawadox, Virginia. Plans: Secretarial Work. Activities: N.H.S. II, III, IV. Bryant Kelvin Ringgold — October 17, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Towson State College. Activities: FBLA I, II, III, Pres. IV; Soccer III, IV; Black History Club II; Basketball II; Track I, III, IV. J9 will remember a If tlie lime and help 9 received from my mailt teacheri; Uln. Pratt , Wrs. JUsoa, and Wr. 2 ,. St was nice to Itnow teachers who cared about th eir students. fluyene flutter Kim Ondrae Robinsen — July 17, 1963, Fedralsburg, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Ensemble III: FBLA IV; SOUTH PACIFIC; OUR TOWN; Track IV; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. Arvil Rogers — June 10, 1962, Sea- ford, Delaware. Tom Rollins — August 23, 1963, Washington, D.C. Terri Lee Rosenthal — February 19, 1963, Rockville, Maryland. Plans: Navy and College. Activities: Tennis I; Keyettes I; Band I, II, III, IV; Vol¬ leyball II, III, IV; Bible Club IV; BYC IV. Stephanie Oleator Sanders — July 6, 1963, Raleigh, North Carolina. Plans: Airline School. Activities: FBLA I, II, III, IV; Drama Club I; Library Aide I; Colorguard II; Ensemble ?II, IV; OUR TOWN. Teresa Ann Savage — February 23, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Air Force. Activities: Student Council III; VICA I. II, III, IV. Shirlon Clarissa Schoofield — August 24, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Work. Activities: Band I, II, III, IV; Latin Club II, III. Joseph A. Seagraves — January 26, 1962, Baltimore, Maryland. Plans: SSC. Activities: Football I, II, III, IV; Varsity Club III, IV. n 9 . T)he people have heen the most memora hie thi Dhe 9 made me feel riyhl at home. J(im Rohi nSon Slept, anie ScanJet SUon ScLJfiefJ )eresa Savage Joseph Seagraves William Kelly Shannahan — January 20, 1963, St. Micheals, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Library Aide I; Student Council I, II, III, IV; Student Affairs I, II, III, IV; Executive Committee II, IV; Class Pres. II; BYC II, III, IV; Soccer II, III, IV; Baseball II; CRUCIBLE; SOUTH PACIFIC; Drama Club IV; Thespian Society IV; OUR TOWN; Safety Committee Chairman IV. Rhonda Susan Shupe — December 10, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Hockey I, II, III, IV; Softball I, II. Ill, IV; Spanish Club II; Basketball Mgr. II, III, IV; Varsity Club III, IV; Student Council II; BYC 11, III, IV; N.H.S. Ill, IV; Class Vice- Pres. Ill; Varsity Club III, Pres. IV; OUR TOWN. Glenn Martin Silbert — December 29, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: SSC. Activities: Soccer Mgr. IV. Theresa Ann Slacum — January 4, 1963, Baltimore, Maryland. Plans: Business School. Activities: Hockey I, II, III; Student Council I, III; Class Secretary II; Varsity Club II, III, IV; BYC III; FBLA IV; Student Relations Chairman IV. Eric Milven Smith — March 4, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: UMES. Activities: VICA III, IV. Gregory Milton Smith — April 24, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Army. Activities: Wrestling I, II, III, IV; Band I, II, III. Patricia Ann Smullen — September 25, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Wor-Wic Tech. Activities: Drill Team I, II, III; Homecoming Court I; Black History Club III; VICA IV. Glenn Snyder — June 30, 1963, Balti¬ more, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Tennis II, III, IV; NHS III, IV. T)lte hap pi fit Jay of my fife wal when 9 maJe the Varsity fJoys Soccer 1 Jeam . HJefinJa Tflunafo Karen Yvette Stanford — June 24, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Chaney State. Activities: Chorus I, II, III; Band I, II; Track III. Trina Catherine Stevens — Decem¬ ber 3,1963, Aubom, New York. Plans: U. of Colorado. Activities: Pittsford Mendon High School I, II; Gymnas¬ tics I, II. Ronald La Keith Sykes — January 3, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Football I, III; DECA II. James Robert Tamosaitis Jr. — Febru¬ ary 7, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: SSC. Activities: Band I, I?, Ill, IV; Soccer III, IV. Anita Gail Taylor — November 22, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Art Club I, Pres. 11. Ill, IV; Cheerleading II, III, IV; French Club III, Pres. IV; SOUTH PACIFIC; Varsity Club III, IV; Stu¬ dent Affairs IV; Ensemble IV; OUR TOWN; Office Aide IV. Jerry Stingle Taylor — February 16, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: U. of MD. Activities: Band I, II, III, IV; Spanish Club I; LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE; Class Advocate II; SOUTH PACIFIC; CRUCIBLE; Stu¬ dent Court Judge; Orchestra IV; VOY¬ AGER IV; Cross Country IV; Track IV. John Nelson Taylor — October 14, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Warren Leroy Taylor — December 12, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Navy. Activities: FBLA I; Basketball Mgr. II; VICA III, IV; Weight Lifters Club IV. Jhe immortal food fiyht of 3rd lunch shift one Jay in Oct. 1978. Oi he rest is trivia. • erry Va yfor sherry Sa yfor WJarren D iy (or Srina te ames Zdamosuitis J aren Stanford RonafdSuL dnita Dayfor John DayL John Thomas Timmons — June 12, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Farming. Activities: Football I, II, III, IV; Wrestling I, II, III, IV. Michael Bruce Todd — August 2, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: SSC. Robert Kevin Twilley — November 2, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Towson State. Activities: Wrestling I, II, III, IV. Stephan John Vilkas — April 4, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Soccer I, II, III, IV; Basket¬ ball I, II, III, IV (Church League); Baseball I, II, III, IV; Varsity Club II, III. Bonnie Sue Walker — September 11, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Work. Activities: Office Aide III; DECA IV. Trudy Lynne Walker — March 6, T963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: SSC or Frostburg. Activities: Band I, II, III; Student Council I, II, III; Class Secretary IV: DECA I, II. Dennis Wampler — December 26, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Wayne Ernest Warrington Jr. — June 22, 1963, Junction City, Kansas. Plans: Work. Activities: DECA II. Arthur Waters — September 14,1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Theresa Watson — June 26,1963, Sal¬ i sbury, Maryland. Plans: SSC, Work. Steven Brad Webster — August 8, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: N.C. State. Activities: SOUTH PACIF7C; Student Council II; Band I, II. Ill, IV; CRUCIBLE: OUR TOWN; BYC IV: French Club IV. Edward B. Wendlandt — January 7, 1963, Ruesselheim, Germany. Plans: College. Activities: NHS I, III, IV; Cross-Country II, III; Track II, III, IV; Math Team III, IV; Maryland Distin¬ guished Scholar Award; Student Court Judge TV. Darryl L’Vaughn West — February 10, 1963, Baltimore, Maryland. Plans: Southern U. of New Orleans. Activi¬ ties: Basketball I, II; Baseball II; FBLA IV; VOYAGER IV. Ronald Wilson Wharton — October 29, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Art School. Anthony Tyrone White — January 12, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Work. tZonatl Wkarton -drtk ur Wuteri Sbarr Weil 4nthony White Donna Maria White — July 3, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: United States Air Force, Work. Activities: Washington Senior High School I, II, III; Basketball II. Franklin H. White — March 21,1963, Seaford, Delaware. Plans: Work, Travel, College. Jose Lorenzo White — January 1, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: United States Air Force. Activities: Basketball 1, II; Track IV. Kevin Jay White — July 15, 1963, Sal¬ isbury, Maryland. Plans: United States Coast Guard. Activities: Foot¬ ball IV; Track IV. Solestine Alma Velet White — May 31, 1961, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Work. Activities: VICA I. Scott Frederick Wierman — August 13, 1963, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Plans: U.N.C. Activities: Class Trea¬ surer I, II: Student Council Vice-Pres. IV: Soccer 1, II, III, IV: Baseball I, II, III, IV: CRUCIBLE: OUR TOWN; Student Affairs Pres. IV; French Club IV; VOYAGER III; LOG IV. Gayle Ann Wilgus — February 17, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Wesley College. Activities: LOG III, IV; Latin Club III; Soccer Score- keeper III, IV. Troy Wilson — March 29, 1963, Wattsville, Virginia. Plans: United States Air Force. Activities: Football I, III; CRUCIBLE; SOUTH PACIFIC. 3 remember llte 79-80 Bailed) alt victory over tie undefeated Briifiefd (trailers. ffoie White L £o wu Joie White Sofeitine IVhite Qayfe WitfuS Sranhfi n White White Scott Wie Robyn Louise Winship — November 8, 1963, Baltimore, Maryland. Plans: SSC. Activities: Band I, II , III; AFS II, III, IV; Drama Club II, III, IV; CRU¬ CIBLE; Presidential Classroom IV. Trudella Victoria Wise — December 25, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Fashion Model. Activites: Band III; Basketball II; Track IV; Hollyball Court II; VICA I. Leroy Witzke — July 5, 1962, Balti¬ more, Maryland. Plans: Work. Lisa Allyson Witzke — September 3, 1963, Baltimore, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Human Relations Club Treasurer II, III, IV; Keyettes II, III; CRUCIBLE; VOYAGER II, III, IV; Student Affairs IV. Dean John Wood — December 24, 1962, Baltimore, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Wrestling I, II; Soccer III. Greg Wright — May 2, 1963, Salis¬ bury, Maryland. Jeffrey Koblah Wutoh — October 22, 1963, Brisbane, Australia. Plans: UMBC. Activities: Soccer I, II, III; Varsity Club III, IV; Band I, II, III; French Club II, III; Black History Club III; Class Council III; FBLA III, IV; Track IV. Catrina Annett Henry — January 21, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: SSC. Activities: Band I, II, III, IV; Black History I; Track Manager I, II; FBLA IV; Homecoming Court II, IV; OUR TOWN. Rolnn Wintkip -Xeroij i itzhe 2)e IVooJ Jeffrey WuU DruJefL Whe JUa WilzL Cjrefiory 1 Vright datri na J4enry Vicki Brick Vicki Leigh Brickous — June 20, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Band I; Track I, II, III, IV; FBLA I; Drama Club I, II, III; Cheer- leading II, III; Black History Club II; Varsity Club II, III, IV; Homecoming Court II, III, IV; Class Advocate IV; OUR TOWN. Seniors Wot pictured Kirsten Lynn Huber — July 18, 1963, Balti¬ more, Maryland. Plans: College and Travel. Activities: Youth Assoc, for Retarded Citizens I, II; SOUND OF MUSIC; AFS I, II, III, Exchange Student to Chile IV; Spanish Club I; Mixed Chorus I; VOYAGER I, II, III; U.M.Y.F. (Church) I, II, III; Oratorical Contest District (State) Finalist I; West-Side Youth Council Trea¬ surer I, Pres. II, III; Track II; WYCC Art Award II; Drama Club II, III; Student Council II; THE CRUCIBLE; LOG III; For¬ eign Correspondent IV; NHS III, IV; Liceo -A-12 de.Qui Llota High School; Awards Presented at Graduation Were: Chilean High School Diploma IV, Certificate ‘‘For Spirit Of Always Getting Better” IV, Excel¬ lence in Integrating into Chilean Culture IV. Melinda Lee Monafo — September 12, 1962, Forest Hills, New York. Plans: Col¬ lege. Activities: Parkside High School I, II, III; Soccer II, III, IV; Basketball II, III; Track III, IV; Student Council IV. Wayne Roberts — July 26, 1962, Salisbury, Maryland. Activities: Basketball I, II, III, IV. Stanley Charles Kochman — July 27, 1963, Staten Island, New York. Activities: VICA I, II, III, IV; Service Station Mechanics I, II. Greg Spencer — August 27, 1962, Salis¬ bury, Maryland. Sara Seidel — October 18, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Sonya Rowna Taylor — November 3,1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Air Force. Activities: Softball II, III, IV; Basketball Mgr. Ill, IV. Mark Thomas — April 3, 1963, New York, New York. Frank Delando Wilson — July 29, 1962, Raleigh, North Carolina. Plans: United States Navy. Activities: Football I; FNLA I, II, III; Track III; Basketball IV. Marnett Robinson — May 3, 1963, Salis¬ bury, Maryland. Timothy Lee Moore — January 3, 1963, Richmond, Virginia. Plans: College. Activi¬ ties: Parkside I. II, III; FFA I, II; DECA III, IV. Earnest Howard — October 26,1962, Salis¬ bury, Maryland. Marilyn Bruner — November 8, 1963, Glennaide, Pennsylvania. Kimberly Donna Caudill — May 11, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activ¬ ities: Band I, II, III, IV; Track Manager I; Volleyball II, III; Tennis III; Jazz Band III, IV. Garnett Dixon — October 14, 1963, Salis¬ bury, Maryland. Plans: United States Air Force. Activities: Wrestling I, I?,??I, IV; Cross Country III, IV; OUR TOWN. Timothy Gates — December 18,1962, Salis¬ bury, Maryland. Plans: Armed Forces. Keith Gattis — August 23, 1963, Quantico, Maryland. Peggy Graphman — September 29, 1962, Fort Leavenworth, Texas. 45 Our D, own Our Town was presented by the Senior Class of james M. Bennett on November 19 and 20, 1980. It was directed by Anna W. Carey with technical direction by C. Benton Reavis. Memories are plentiful whenever a group of peo¬ ple do a show. The cast and crew of Our Town will have many memories, some shared and some personal. We can all remember Michelle Lugassy ' s beautiful voice from the back of the auditorium cooing, Mr. Webb, Mr. Webb ...” and Julie’s feeble attempts to string beans. We may forget where Kevin and Graham left the set, but we’ll never for¬ get the first time that the door opened correctly and how it felt the first night that the people in the cemetery didn’t move. Hot Mama and Brad taught us how to really” kiss and that, we’d better not forget. Remember the sound cues? Oh well, you probably missed them anyway. There were many birthdays during the show, some were cele¬ brated others were not. Let ' s all go to Burger King after rehearsal.” Remember all of this and more makes for the memories that light the corners of my mind. CAST Stage Manager Dr. Gibbs Joe Crowell Howie Newsome Mrs. Gibbs Mrs. Webb George Gibbs Rebecca Gibbs Wally Webb Emily Webb Professor Willard Mr. Webb Woman in the Balcony Man in the Auditorium Lady in the Box Simon Stimson Mrs. Soames Sam Craig Joe Stoddard Choir: House Manager Make Up Crew Lori B. Dykes Bob Lewis John Lowman Garnet Dixon Robyn Winship Julie Clark John Cavanaugh Susan Shupe Billy Carey Gail Taylor i Chris Graham Kelly Shannahan Donna Pryor Kim Robinson Michelle Lucassy Brad Webster Nicky Holubyckyj Robert Hegelson Scott Wierman Alice Birckhead. Karen Carlson, Jackie Haas, and Katrina Henry Joanne E. Molenda Pam Collins, Lisa Hopkins Pam Renshaw, Pam Mittle, Vickie Brickous Daniel Gilliford Anderson, Jr. May 14,1962-May 17,1981 A FRIEND REMEMBERED By Carolvnn Campbell It is difficult to comprehend when a young life is ended, particularly one that was so special to so many people. Danny loved his family, respected his friends and devoted his life to God. A member of the J. M. Bennett track team, Danny pushed himself through practice not only for his school, but for himself. Once, he was heard to say: “I like the feeling you get after running hard ... it gives you a feeling of accomplishment!” An active member and former President of the Episcopal Youth Councilmen at St. Peter’s Church, Danny proved to be a responsible person and leader who cared about his friends and his and their relationship to God. It is not our place to question WHY this happen¬ ed ... we only need to say a prayer and Danny will always be close in our hearts. ... Character survives: Goodness lives; Love is immortal. — Robert G. Ingersoll Tina Abbott David Adkins Harold Aikins John Anderson Darrin Askins |ohn Baker loan Banks Sharon Barton Mike Bayline Beth Beauchamp Cathy Beauchamp Buddy Bell Floyd Boone Karen Boulter Talane Bowman Mike Bradford Kim Bradford Lynn Coulbourne Doreen Briddell Mike Brittingham Adrian Brown Laura Burget Carla Burris David Callahan Lisa Campbell Patricia Campbell Laurie Cathcart Mark Catlin RobChamblin Ronnie Chew judy Childs Iris Church Tonya Church Nancy Cimino Tracy Clark Kim Clouser Patrick Corbin Carolyn Core Kim Corry Cimon Coulbourn wonderful memory is yet tiny a yood yrade in a hard Subject . . . oltn dJisbop 52 Sieve Couzens Donald Cox Roland Dashiell Isaac Davis Chris Davis Keith Davis Greg Dennis Keith Denston Thomas Dickerson Charlie Dolbey Steve Doyle Natalie Dozier Mike Draj� er |oanne Dreckman Tammy Fields Gary ' Flower Kim Frye Vickie Gale Mike Gershenfeld Rosemary Gibson Paul Gilbert Katherine Gordy Ginny Gourley Vickie Grant Ann Green Kelly Greene Steve Greenwood Gunnar Gunnarson Steve Gurkin Mickey I laensler Linda Hales Deana Hull J memora Me moment is realizing you re a junior and Lnouiny you only have one year to yo . . . -d)ebbie Wm t 53 54 M never to be forgotten memory — the first Jay at $WJ2. . . . Cart Manly Evicka Jones Jeff |ones Reginald (ones Paula Kelley Wayne Kemble |ames Kiley |eff Kiley Mark Kochman Kurt Kormann Matt Landry Charles Legates Kathryn Levitz Barbara Lewis Larry Marine Ramon Matheu Tyrone Maxfield Katie McCarthy Clarence McDaniels Tommy McGrath Chip MacLeod (uanita McPhail Pat McShane Melanie McWilliams John Meekins Scott Messick Karl Meyers Dawn Miller Leon Mills rv Kevin Morgan Dean Morris Laura Moyers Chris Nock Tyree Nutter Vernon Opdyke Cheryl Owens Doreen Palmer Aziline Parker Trey Patt Julie Payne Colin Pedwell Cant, won , and impossible are not a part of our voca bulc ary. 7f r. rJbeittricb. . . . Jdoany 1 « Monica Pedweli fan Pelerson Karen Phillips Wendi Phillips Russell Pinkett Eileen Poke Avery Price Lisa Price Michael Price Julie Pruitt Pam Purcell Shirley Ramsey Shelley Rayne Gail Revelle Alan Ring Dwayne Ringgold Alice Roberts Scott Rogers Terri Rose Barry Rosenlieb Wendy Rudd Scott Russen Harvey Salisbury Grant Salter Mitchell Sayles Ralph Saylor Dan Schaffer Cinda Schilling Levon Schoolfield Greg Scott Susan Seagraves fulie Seif Karen Semeler Martha Senkbeil David Shauck Greg Shockley Richard Shockley Dale Shoemaker Candy Smith Joel Smith Lamont Smith Marlene Smith Paula Smith Ricky Smith George Smoot Mike Soriano Phil Soriano Dawn Speakes Pam Stephenson Brian Stransky Ed Sumstine Julie Surricchio Dawn Taylor Kim Taylor Lavoris Teagle Paige Thomas Paula Thornes Becky Tilghman Keith Timmons Tim Timmons Blair Todd CherianneTodd Angela Trader 56 9 (( remember Bennett J fantastic basbetbaff te . . . Walt nCancL r v Howard Travers Ronald Turner Stacey Turner Wauleeah Turner Charles Twilley Laurie Wainwright Eric Walker Kevin Washington Davette Waters Terrence Waters Vanessa Waters Meg Webster Duncan Wells Phil Wells Catherine Wheatley Leigh Wheatley Allen White Esther White Gary White Perry White Phillip White Rae Will David Williams Annette Wilson Chris Wilson Hughes Wright |uanita Wright Scott Wulff Missing pictures Antwine Briddell Ronnie Culver |oseph Fitzgerald Stanley Kochman Donna Perry Leonard Robinson Charles Strand Pamela Waters Richard White Victor White W. ' emorieS are lire foreshaJowS of Ike future. Wy memories here wifi carry me through the toughest times of mg fife, . . . Dreg patt 57 Tiimmy Adkins Barlmni Aikins Terether Barton Charles Basile Stacy Boyline Natalie Bean Sue Beauchamp Tammy Bell Linda Bests Raphael Blake Melissa Blaylock Beth Blevins Christa Boolukos Rodney Bounds Stephen Bounds Barry ' Bradley Chiquita Briddell James Brown Tammy Bundick Karen Bunn Calvin Burrell Christopher Burrell George Butts Melody Campbell William Campbell Angela Cartwright |ohn Cascino Deneen Church |ames Cornish Linda Cunningham Loretta Daniels Karen Dashiell Kimberly Davenport Carey Davis Ashley Dawson Stephanie Dennis David Dobraski Donald Douglas Angel.i Downing Yvette Downing 60 Wly (rest memories of Bennett are my happy times with yooJ friends. (fJetsy Day or Richard Duffy Jennifer Dukes Terry Dunham Paul Elias Dana Elliott Alex Epstein David Falin Percy Fields Susan Fisher Paul Fitzgerald Tina Fitzgerald Tracy Ford Glen Franklin Craig French Penny Gates Towanda Gates Lisa Gibson Dixon Gourley |ohnathon Greene Kimberly Greer Paulette Griffin Melanie Gurkin Charlotte Haberstroh Paul Haines William Hall Andrew Hanna Daniel Hannon Barbara Hayward Lisa Heath Sue Hiddleson Vu Hoang Carolyn Holliday Betty Howard Kirt Hubbard Darryl Hudgins Gene Hughes Howard Hull Wendy Hull Dke best part of a memory is that you can always beep it with you. . . . Sba Wittic 61 | ihnny Line Douglas Larger Charlene I ..hut Calfli Layton Shorn Leonard Cordon Lewis Paul Lewis |ames Llewellyn (oseph Lobus Diane Lord Cregnrv Lowe Carlisa Maddox Darlene Malchow Ronald Malone Stacy Manley Lisa Marshall Arlena M.ison Daniel Mastit:i:i Douglas McAllister (tlenn McHride Maria McBride I Jarrell Met Meese Sandra McFadden illiny in a to fj itaJi llu-ir opponent is a never 62 Jackie McGee Kristina Mclnturff Brid ette McIntyre Kim McIntyre William McIntyre Sharlene Mendoza Lourelha Melvin Krystal Miles Valerie Mills Ivy Mitchell Patrick Mitchell Jackie Mittle jamie Moore Joseph Moore jane Morris Kevin Morris Zinna Morris Keith Murray Dean Murrell Paul Nay Dan Niblett Keith Nichols Leroy Nichols Diana North Vesheara Nutter Jeffrey Olds Brenda Owens Sheila Palmer Richard Parker Dawn Parrott Kevin Parsons Dawn Perry Nancy Peters |ames Phillips Jennifer Phillips Lorraine Pitta Jesse Price Mary Price Rodney Prince W y L,i memory is finaffy understanding Wr, Park - Ji . WarsUt 63 Churles Pryor Timolhv Pryor Victoria Puckett Amanda Roberts George Robinson Frank Rodriguez Erin Rounds David Rudisill |ohn Sadler Darryl Sanders Sylvia Saylor William Scarborough Phillip Schisler Corine Schoofield Chevonna Schoofield Paul Shearer William Sheppard Timothy Shiles Steve Silbert Kanwal Singh lames Slacum Anthony Smith Bonita Smith David Snow Kathy Snyder Denise Stanford Todd Stephens Kirk Sterling |ulie Sterling Robert Straw Angela Styles Antonio Styles James Sumstine MarkTamosaitis Cynthia Taylor Elizabeth Taylor Floyd Taylor Mitzie Taylor Kimberly Thomas Norman Thomas Tyrone Thomas Kimble Tilghman William Tingle Bryan Toadvine Karen Tossey Michelle Trader Pattie Truitt Lisa Turner Monica Turner Wendy Turner Monique Wagner Tammy Wallace Terri Waters Victor Waters Brian Watson Julie Webster Theresa Wheeler Antonio White Denise White Estelle White Michele White Etzel Wiggins Leslie Wiggins m ’emories are a the good ti imei a A wei ((ai tlie bad. . . . ® Ciia Jdeatli 64 Mary Wilkinson Stephanie Willey Dana Williams Donald Williams Jeff Williams Joyce Williams Lionel Williams Nina Williams Frank Willing Sue Wise Scott Witzke Timmie Woollen Mark Wright Tony Wynter J C ■ W- - 1 v’-M OFFICERS: Top: Char Chamblin — Pres., Stacey Flower — Vide Pres. Bottom: (oni-Sue Taylor — Secretary, Renee Wiggins — Treasurer, ii SPONSORS: Miss Cottman, Mr. Giddons. -I A j j, - Susan Adkins Anna Allen Joey Allen George Arscott Lisa Bailey George Baird Billie Bennie Kevin Bernstein Lisa Bishop Martin Bohler Susan Boston Keith Bounds William Bowers Maurice Bozman Andre Bratten Valerie Bratten Jenny Brewer Bill Brewster Teresa Briggs Cheryl Brown Fredericka Byrd Tommy Cane Bobby Caldwell Betty Carey Susan Carey Carren Carper Allisa Carr Cam Carte Chad Clark Michelle Clautice Dawn Collins Lisa Collins Paul Collins Scott Connell Monica Condon Machelle Cornish Ellen Crawford Brian Crokett Ronda Crouch Carol Culpepper will remember being lbe president of lbe fresbman t fuss b ecause ibe class and advisors were 68 fust fabulous!. . . . C.bar Cb am Uir Candid Jim Cupp Mark Curry Doretha Davis Tricia Davis Sydney Davis Wayne Davis Doug Day Wendy Delaney Andrea Denston David Dill Julie Dillworth Jennifer Dixon Pat Dixon Pennie Doherty Cathy Dolby Lear Dutton Susan Easton Greg Ellis )osh English Larry Ennis Dalton Entzaringer Jeff Erskine William Fitchett Jody Fletcher Stacie Flower Melinda Forster Sarah Gale Sheila Gattis Tracy Gibb Debbie Gibbons Beth Gilbert John Gillespie Neil Glyenn Scott Goodson Kim Graham James Grove (anine Haas Carol Hackert Lamont Hall 9 will remember beating tbe other classes with our .5 resbman float. . . . Gillen (Crawford 69 Stephen Hall Tina Hall Susan Hancock Micheal Hannon Lori Harden Victor Harper Marc Harrington Ronny Harris Ted Hastings Chris Hearne Lyn Hill Pam Hodges Paula Holland Ellen Holloway Rani Jenkins Basil Johnson Edith |ohnson Ettah |ohnson Melissa )ohnson Melvin Johnson Paul |ohnson Shelia Johnson Alvin Jones Zelma Jones Lee Kane Tracy Kane Bobby Kellam David Kent Pansey Killman Johnathon Hopwood Beth Houseul Jill Howard Elizabeth Hughes Andrea Hull Ernest Hunter Leigh Hurley 9 will remember beiny terrified that l ]r. Jboemeny would cad on me and 9 wouldn t bnow tbe answer. . . . War r Di m ?« 70 msey I Lena Kirkland Kaeli Knowles Cari Lamer Gary Lang Clifton Lawrence Jenny LesCallette Jenny Levitz James Lofgren Lorie Lonegro Richard Lovett Michelle Mahler Erica Malamut Malcolm McBride |ohn McCann Ron McCarthy John McDonald Shanna McCriff Teige McShane Pete Meeks Lavinia Meyers Linda Miller Robert Miller Shonda Miller Todd Miller Tracey Miller Felecia Mitchell Valerie Mitchell Edward Moody Ronald Morgan Edward Morris Vanessa Morris Carl Morton Tom Moyers |ohn Murphy Laura Murray Susan Niblett Ricky Oliver Kim Palmer iormon Parker $ ' ((remember a (ol aLul JWfr U m ost(„ Jff remember the people who helped me l hi. year. . Karen jf ric 71 Robert Parsons Lynn Patrick Patti Pepper Robert Pich Jacqueline Pinkett Guy Polin Jennifer Porter Mike Poore Robert Polk John Postles Karen Price Mary-Tim Ramsey Suzy Rayne Victor Rayne Vincent Reddick John Reeves John Reider Danielle Ring Charlotte Ringgold Frankie Roberts Lybrant Robinson Susan Russen Dwight Sample Steve Schwartz Mike Seagraves Irvin Seigler Brent Serman Susan Serman Susan Shearer Cheryl Shirk Michelle Shockley Ronnie Shockley Stacey Silvia David Sipes Lynnette Skinner Crystal Smith David Smith Faith Smith Lorrey Smith Sherri Smothers PhyllissSmullen Portia Smullen Lisa Stanford Tim Starnes Lisa Stevenson Tim Straw Bruce Stromberger 72 9 wifi remember a(( the fun things 9 did aif gear fong. . . . WiL Se agraves Tracey Twigg Daphne Vaughn Demetra Veney Larry Wagner William Walker Melissa Wallace Billy Webster r John Weaver Anne White James White Tinya White Yancy White Ernie Widdowson Kim Widdowson Mark Wierman Grover the Gossiper Renee Wiggins Charles Williams |enni Williams Mike Williams Darryl Willing Dominicpie Wison Ginny Wilson Samantha Wilson John Wright Freshman Not Pictured Lisa Wright Steven Wright Danita Young Lynne Zosh Freshmen Not Pictured Chris Audet James Burke Elmer Davis Chris Harris Maxine |ames Levin Hitchens Eric Owrutsky Noland Dashiell Walter Elsey Lybrant Robinson fames Salisbury Stacy Shockley Lisa Wilson _ 9 wi(( remember my broben (eg because of a(( ibe attention 9 got and a (so b ecu use J) missed mg first year of Soccer. . . . dric (dwrutsbg 73 Mr. Savoy Vice-Principal Mr. Wescoe Principal Mr. Oakley Vice-Principal Mr. Burley Guidance Counselor Mrs. Macon Guidance Counselor Mrs. Taylor Guidance Counselor i Senior Class Ad¬ visor — Anna Carey Junior Class Ad¬ visors — Anita Dar- rah, Patricia Walters Sophomore Class Advisor — Larry Himes Freshman Class Advisors — Charlene Cottman, Todd Gittings Student Council Faculty Advisors — Ruth Epstein, William Burleson A e: r Mrs. Brewer Guidance Counselor Mr. Burleson Educational Support Program 75 Mrs. Guliano Administrative Secretary Mrs. Robinson Administrative Secretary Mrs. Ball Guidance Secretary Mrs. Henry We would like to thank the entire custodial staff for their services throughout the year. Theirs is a job well done. A special tribute to Mrs. Della May Henry, who has been at Bennett Sr. High since it’s founding in 1962. Mrs. Robinson Media Specialist Mrs. McDaniels Library Clerk Cafeteria Workers Front Row: Hilda Smith, Rosalee Ketterman, Dottie Wooten, Ruby Justice. Back Row: Valerie Lightfoot, Bet¬ ty Taylor, Petricia Hazel, Jean Bradford. Mrs. Pritchett School Nurse Faculty, what are the best memories of your high school days? 76 Physical Education )ames Rayne Jerdy Davis Industrial Arts Denise Brewington John Usilton Gary Ham¬ mer, Music and Band Director LOOK!: sTTgihin r Tom Bailey, Driver Education Ben Reavis Drama-Ensemble Dolores Tucker Health Education Joan Sprankle Regular Substitute I I wish I was still there, with my parents giving me lunch money every day — Mr. Bailey. Playing field hockey and being with old friends — Mrs. Sprankle. 1 . Car caravans to the football games. 2 . Being a member of the field hockey team that was not only undefeated, but unscored upon. 3. 30c school lunches and 10c cokes — Mrs. Brewington. 77 English Department Resource Program Alice Loring Gertrude Lowe Business Department Claudette Cooper Cheryl Johnson I The difficulty of turning the crummy gymnasium into the senior prom theme of Stairway To the Stars - Mrs. Hayne. Going to class from 8:00 AM 1:00 PM. and then at 1:00 we were free Mrs. Parker. The prom, being vice-president of Student Council and being selected by the county to serve as page to the Senate of Maryland — Miss Cottman. _ I )unior Senior prom, a five day trip to New York City for the seniors, sports, and thumbing home after practice with Mr. Little — Mr. Smoot. Being elected Ostrich Woman (There’s a story behind that somewhere) — Mrs. Darrah. Going to school dances — Mrs. Biddle. I did a lot with the band — Mrs. Williams. uhuh Xoa Wilt and Jesta men t LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT - CLASS OF 1981 WE. THE CLASS OF 1981. JAMES M. BENNETT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL. BEING OF SOUND MINDS TRFASURFDFRlENDS lEBY Rl ’ UF AI 11 ° lJR MOSr PERSONAL POSSESSIONS TO OUR MOST The seniors on the basketball team leave Chris Wilson a batting average. The senior class leaves Kim Clouser the “jelly bean” award. Big Red leaves Kim Bradford and la lane Bowman a tire and a free ticket to next Blackfoot Concert. Melanie I lolder and Gayle Wilgus leave Leslie Johnson ten ways to get out of being grounded. 1 he Captain, Reverend and Conductor leave Air. Wescoe and Air. Hammer to Mr. Reavis for next vear’s musi¬ cal. A certain female senior, in Mrs. Pratt’s fifth period class, wished to leave her thanks for being so patient. Robyn and Jo leave John Molenda two cans of Niblett corn. An anonymous senior leaves John Molenda a can opener. Susan, Nicky, Pam and Tammy leave Miss Davis a shotgun to give her father to. Two anonymous seniors leave Ralph Saylor the “Best Looking Saylor Award.” The seniors of Air. Little’s seventh period leave the unsuspecting kids of next vear the funniest teacher you’ll ever experience. The senior class leaves Wendi Phillips a shorter leash and Phil a tighter collar. Susan Shupe, Connie Bunn and Brent Bayline just leave “Mrs. Parker.” The seniors of the Clipper Band leave Mr. Hammer for good!! An anonymous senior leaves Barbie Hopkins and Jan Peterson the “ultimate” air head award. This year’s calculus class would like to leave Mr. Dix a little monetary reward — the derivative of $500.00. Anne I reton leaves Dawn Miiier patience with Air. Little and some free gum papers. The seniors feel that the Senior Comprehensive Exams are a definite must for all seniors to take and pass. An anonymous senior leaves Wendi and Jenni Phillips a lifetime subscription to L. L. Bean. The senior class would like to wish the junior class a happy year with Ronnie Chew just as we had with Brad Webster! Meg Bridell and Anne Ireton leave Mickey Haenslera free date with Julie Clark. An anonymous senior leaves Sean Hannon a year’s supply of daffodils. Trudy Walker leaves Eddie Harr a pudding dish, a wrestling match and an ice ball down his shirt. Lots of anonymous seniors leave Mrs. Robinson a riot in the library! The senior class leaves Beth Beachump her own universal gym! The football and wrestling teams leave Phillip White as his own manager. Pete Erskine leaves Charles DoJbey a senior girlfriend to go to the Prom with. Craig Boyce leaves Katheryn Levitz the true-gift award. Pete Erskine leaves Laurie Cathcart a can of paint to go with her Dutch-Boy haircut. Pete Butler leaves Jordan Ellis the snake award. The sixth period P.O.E. class leaves next year’s P.O.E. class a years supply of No-Doze. Two anonymous seniors leave Ralph Saylor a “wabbit” to kill. The college English class leaves Mrs. 1 layne five lollipops. Robyn Winship leaves Trey Patt a big black book with a list of innocent females. The senior class leaves the junior class all four terms of English with Mrs. Carey. An anonymous senior leaves Charles Twilley and Wayne Kimble a night in the Dust.” The senior girls leave Ellyn Hogg a good mood. Karen Carlson and Anne I reton leave Judy Childs “Dopy’s legs and much good luck next year.” Contrary to popular belief, a P.O.E. class gives Mr. Parker the “Crinch Teacher Award” again this year! Trudy Walker leaves Katie McCarthy the friendliest and most amiable person award. Chris Graham leaves Francis Hooks the “it’s a bit nippy out” award. The senior girls leave Richard Hall the “Hot Lips” award. Anne I reton leaves Dawn Miller free driving lessons and a better chauffeur. ' I rina Stevens leaves Ellyn Hogg and Katheryn Levitz a road trip to Long Island, peanut butter and jelly, lemo¬ nade and super crisp for a trunk party. A certain senior leaves Julie Seif a “fish” thrown back into the sea. Terri Rosenthal, Sheila Balin and Karen Carlson leave Leslve Johnson — Jake Bernstein. Dawn Mariner leaves Ellyn Hogg some macaroni from New York. L n anonymous senior leaves Sean Hannon the 2 Prep Award. 82 nhn Cavanaugh leaves Kim Clouser the mimeograph room and a “Do Not Disturb” sign. The second period, A-C-E photography class leaves Mr. Mick four chicklets. Ms. Anne I reton leaves Wayne Kemble and Charles Twilley the Czech Brothers Award. An anonymous group of seniors leave Mrs. Hayne the stack of research papers they were made to write. Senior class gives Kutheryn Levitz, Laurie Cat heart, Pat Ilopkins and Ellyn Hogg lead hoots for next year. Pet Erskine leaves Pat Benzin the traditional starry-eyed award. Terry Slacum leaves Katie McCarthy two Baby Buggies and a deep-fry. Shelia Balin wishes Candie Smith good luck in her senior year. An anonymous group of seniors leave Mr. Smoot the ten foot stack of World Civ. notes he has given them this year. An anonymous senior leaves Ralph Saylor a free life survival course and a skeleton for the frontdoor. Trudy Walker would like to leave Kim Clouser her parking space because if she can’t have a nice car, at least she can park where a nice one did. An understanding senior leaves Beth Beauchamp a Mark Eden guide. From Mrs. Carey’s third period English, they leave her an in-depth research paper on the comparisions of Beo¬ wulf. Canterbury Tales and MacBeth with plenty of proof. AND FINALLY ... THE SENIOR CLASS LEAVES FOR GOOD . Iwcircls Cjjiven Seniors by the i uniord Last of the Long Line of Partiers — Craig Boyce Most likely to succeed — Scott Wierman, Elizabeth King Eek Meek Award — Bobby Lewis and Marlene Smith Ra, Ra Cheerleader Award — Donna Pryor Blockhead Award — John Callahan Best Dressed — Joanne Molenda and Andy Franks Sweetheart Award — Connie Bunn and Jimmy Doyle ‘MV Award Because She Tries Hard — Melanie Holder Jock Award — Tammy Davis and Pete Butler The Big ‘B’ Award — Susie Owrutsky Space Cadets — Dana Murray, Trina Stevens, Sherry Emerson, Wendy Goslee Good Samaritans — John Cavanaugh and Susan Shupe Charles Twilley and Wayne Kemball — Ann Ireton The Bad Award — Brad Webster Nicest People Award — Alice Birckhead and Nacho Shirley Temple Award — Ronnie Fisher Mr. Joe Cool — Tom Nelson Best Looking Award — Karen Carlson and Steve Vilkas Better Taste — Brian Harrison Bobbin the Cradle Award — Carolvnn Campbell Most Desirable Award — Rob Fitzgerald and Dawn Mariner Virgina Slims Award — Melanie Holder, Dawn Mariner, Dana Murray, Trina Stevens, Wendy Goslee Lifetime membership to the Dawn Mariner Fan Club — Rob Fitzgerald and Steve Vilkas “For all you do, this Bud’s for you.” — Pete Erskine Invitation to come back next year — Ms. Darrah PROM - 1981 The Long and Winding Road was the theme for this year s Senior Prom which was held on May 8, 1981, in the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center. The interior was accented by a unique hand-made gazebo; created by a few hard-working Senior boys. It was decorated with beautiful plants, azaleas, and wdiite wrougnt-iron garden fur¬ niture. The Seniors and their guests danced to tne music of Fresh from 8:30 until midnight with the Grand March at 10:00 p.m. After¬ wards, the breakfast was held from 12:30 until 2:00 also at the Civic Center. PROM COMMITTEE l� fll Chairmen: Lisa Hopkins. Hr.ul Webster. Priscena Price. Susan Shupe Programs: Donna Pryor. Sherri Emerson. Lori Parsons. Vicki Brickous. Wendy Coslee. Melanie Holder. Gayle Wilgus. Aimee Polk Hu Jidrop und Entrance. Gail Taylor. Dana Murray. Terrs Slocum. Centra Bivens. Lisa Dishamon Tobies Micki Holubyckyj. Edwina Dashiell. Marilou Hurley. Anne Ireton. Meg Briddell, Renee Allen. Courtney Humphreys. Robyn Winship. Leonard McGee Center Piece Pam Millie. Tammy Hammond. Sheila Balin. Pam Ren show. Karen Daugherty. Veronica Brown Build mg and Scenery: |imm Dashiell. Kevin Harrell. Frank Fisher. |oe Davis. Robert Pilchard. Jae Moore. Scott Weirman. Terry Slacum. Lori Dykes. The senior class thanks the families of Phil Wells and )im Dashiell for donated materials for the prom decorations. H : m 84 87 om Pta t . W .‘t f V VV v ’ ■� • . H- w ! ' | enti to emem 89 Homecoming Past In 1966 James M. Bennett Sen¬ ior High School had its first Homecoming celebration with its first queen and court. The Homecoming queen for that first Homecoming was Sharon Can¬ non Dashiell followed by Nancy Hess in 1967, Patti Bloodswortfi Schuster in 1968, and Sally Can¬ non in 1969. Kathy Sowards began a new decade as Home¬ coming queen in 1970. Noreen Jones in 1971, Sallie Grier Del¬ linger in 1972, Teri Minner in 1973, Karyn Shave Layton 1974, Donna Lupean in 1975, Martha Moore in 1976, Teri Quatman in 1977, Joni Leonard in 1978, and Leslie Hooks in 1979. This is a memory that these girls and their courts will carry throughout their lives, because it is an honor to be a Homecoming queen and on the Homecoming court. These mem¬ ories will last forever. ... AND PRESENT — 1980 Karen and Scott A Happy Moment This year Bennett’s Homecoming weekend was held October third and fourth. Friday night’s festivities included the Homecoming football game. Our mighty Clipper football team sailed over Central High with a hard fought victory of 13-12. Because of rain the parade and crowning of the queen were postponed until Satur¬ day. The theme for the weekend was “SAILING ”. Cap¬ turing first place in the float competition were the Fresh¬ men with their version of Sailing. Karen Carlson was crowned 1980 homecoming queen by last year’s queen, Leslie Hooks. Saturday night the Homecoming dance was held featuring the great sounds of “Razor”. Our queen presided over a court of two rep¬ resentatives from each class. The senior attendants were Vicky Brickous with escort Benton Barkley and Trina Henry with escort Gary Bailey. Followed by the juniors Candie Smith with escort Gary Flower and Ellvn Hogg with escort Mike McFarlin. Julie Webster with escort David Hughes and Denean Church with escort Josh Mac¬ intosh were the sophomore attendants and Carol Cul¬ pepper with escort Mike Phoebus and Etah Johnson were the freshman attendants. 91 International Intercnltural I rof ranis The Bennett Chapter of the American Field Service got off the ground in September by electing officers. Ronnie Fisher, a returnee from Bolivia was elected President while Robyn Winship and Meg Webster were elected to the positions of Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer. The club first sponsored a “Mile of Pennies” campaign to raise money for our Foreign Students. Meetings were held at night each month for Club members to meet and talk with both Nacio and Michelle. Returnees Ronnie Fisher, Kirsten Huber from Chile and Karen Daughtery from Australia also gave talks and explained about their trips abroad. The week of March 16th was proclaimed AFS week by Mayor Ruark. On Saturday 21st, the AFS Chapter sponsored a Radio Auction on Radio sta¬ tion WJDY, in which the club members participated. Other activities were the Rotary Day Assembly in March and the AFS car wash in April. With the support of Mrs. Hayne, our Advisor, Bennett has had two students from another country, 3 students returning from overseas and 4 students traveling abroad for this year. This in itself is a stunning tally. Mrs. Huber; 1 This year Bennett hosted two foreign ex¬ change students. Ignacio Bermejo, left, from Spain was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Dolbey Jr. of Nanticoke. Michelle Lugassy, right, from France was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Morton Owrutsky of Salisbury. Both Nacho and Michelle came to Bennett as seniors and added flavor and richness to Bennett’s school life. Nacho was an active member of Bennett’s soccer team while Michelle was in the spotlight in the senior class play, Our Town and Annie Get Your Gun. Also traveling overseas from J. M. Bennett is Shelley Rayne, who is liv¬ ing outside of Durban, South Africa. Shelley’s host family has three boys and her parents. She is at- tending an all-girl, government-run school in Durban. Shelley will return home during January of 1982. Robyn Winship has been selected to travel abroad during the sum¬ mer of 1981. Robyn, a senior, wished to travel overseas but without missing her senior year. The summer pro¬ gram is just one of the many programs A.F.S. offers students at J. M. Bennett. Robyn is spending three months with a host family and school in another part of the world. Meg Webster also participating in the American Field Ser¬ vice has been chosen to travel overseas during the summer of 1981. Meg, a junior, also doesn’t want to miss her senior year ac¬ tivities. She is also at¬ tending a host school and is staying with a host family. Meg is traveling abroad this summer to stay in Brazil. Ginny Gourley is representing the Bennett chapter of A.F.S. on the North Island of New Zealand. After two days of orientation at Auckland, New Zealand, she traveled to a dairy farm where she will spend the next year. Ginny’s family consists of a brother, two sisters and her new parents. She will return during January of 1982. Row 1: Kim Bradford, Christa Boolukas, Edwina Dashiell, Joan Oberholtzer, Lynn Zosh, Julie Sterling, Molly Bicknell, Ginny Gourley. Row 2: Linda Beste, Kanwal Singh, Barbara Haberstroh, Charley Dolbey, Ellen Crawford, Marlene Smith, Kelly Wycall, Cheryl Minton. Row 3: Cathy Dolbey, Jenny Phillips, Lori Lengro, Nacho Bermejo, Robyn Winship, Alden Cavanaugh, Mary-Tim Ramsey, Meg Webster. Row 4: Pete Er- skine, Joe Loughry, Ronnie Fisher-President. CAST Gordon Warren Trev Patt Charlie Plunkett Scott Wulff Mrs. Maggs Juanita Wright Mary Lou Brennan Marlene Smith Don Donley John Molenda Miss Entwhistle Aziline Parker |ane Gardner Shelley Rayne Miss Prather Julie Surricchio Carol Izzard Dana Yaw Mrs. Donley Meg Webster Larry Donley Harold Aikens Students at Pembroke High: 1 Cherianne Todd Ronnie Turner Tracy Clark Laura Moyers Jay Jackson Dale Shoemaker Molly Bicknell Kim Clouser Dawn Taylor “I loves ya. Annie!” LOS T IN HIS ARMS ANYTHING YOU CAN DO I CAN DO BETTER I’M A BAD, BAD MAN 98 ()H(, ' KSTIKA AND STAFF Director Hen Reavis Music director Cary 1 lamnier Stage manager Kevin Harrell Asst. Stage manager Kicky Vance Sets Craham 1 lotlen Pro|is chairman Nicky 1 lolubyckyj Pro|is Susan Shti| e Make-up Robyn Winship Alice Hirckhend Publicity Pam Renshaw Costumes |enni KesCallette Concessions |ennifer Kevil . Kathryn Kevil . House manager |oanne Molenda Choreographer Mike Williams Poster and program design Sharlene Mendoza Curtain Sean 1 lannon Props Kdwina Dashiell Carolynn Campbell Vance Campbell |ulie Clark Linda Heste Costumes Tala tie Timmons Kisa Marshall Barbara Aikcns Carol llackeil Make-up Donna Perry . Molly Hicknell Kim Kiall. Kim Clouser Dawn Miller. Kim Hradforil Jackie llaas. Dawn Jackson Sonja Harwood. Jean (amt . |ulie Surricchio, |ulie Niblelt Stage (Irew Sonja 1 larwood. Hob Kevvis Kori Dykes. Jodee Hachler Craham 1 lotion In st rumenls Bolil ii Thamert |ean (Jberholtzer Toby (Ihai Dale Shumaker Liura Murray |erry Taylor Tim Starnes (lunnar Cunnarrsson Doretta Murray Karl 1 landy Kinda Heste Charles Twil ley Nancy Peters Keith Deiiston Amy Tilghman Nancy Cimino Chris Kant es Steve Curkin Beth Cilbert Michelle 1 lumphreys Paul Cilbert Community Volunteers lames Liweltyn Susan Adkins i larnlil Aikens Molly Hit knell Alice Hiickhoad Hetli lllcvins Valerie Holder Huh (laldwell (la roly nil (Inmpbell Melody Campbell Vance (Inmpbell Hill (:.nv Alden Cavanaugh |ulm (lav.in.nii h julie Clark .Tracy (II,irk Kim (Houser Scull (lonnell (Hi.iilie I olhy Sherri Finn.son Melanie ( ' dun kin |ackie 11 ,ms l.vnn I till Meg I luuks |ny |nckson Hull l.i ' wis Paul l.i ' wis Michelle Kugassy Kim Mclnty re Sh.n l, in Mendo a John Moleiidn Jin Minin ' Trey Pafl Mike Pinirlitis Man Tim Ramsey Danielle Kin Kim Robinson Stephanie S.uulurs David SinilIi Marli ' iiu Smith Tony Stylus |iiliu Sun ici liiu ( ' •ail lay lor April Tuailviiiu (Ihurianm TihIiI D.iphnu Vaughn Meg Wulislui Ri ' lli ' r Vinfills Ruliyn U inship Hu.nily and I )unua CAS Minnie Major Diimn Mrs Adams. M in in a pi ilis Chorus Mrs. I lundorson Chorus Dancer Mr. Clay. Minnea|iolis Chorus Mrs. Yellow Fool Chorus Charlie Davenpurl Kittle fake Minneapolis Chonis Colonel Huffalo Hill Dolly Tate Minnea(Nilis Chorus Luly. Chorus Porter Waiter. Minneapolis Chonis Annie Dancer Chorus Jessie Kittle girl Mr I lenderson (Iiinductor. Dr Ferguson. Mennea|HilisChonis Mr Adams. Minnea| olisChorus Mrs. Kiltie I lorse Dancer Mrs. Hlack Tooth Pawnee Hill Chief Sitting Hull Foster Wilson Frank Butler Mrs. Ferguson Nellie Iron l’ail Dancer Yellow Fool Unix. Chorus Chonis Minneapolis Chorus Silvia Poller Purler Chorus Laly. Chorus (Ilionis Dancer Dancer Lilly. Chorus Ilorses You can t get a man with a gun! THERE’S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS. We add another STAR to our Eastern Sky. “It’s only the end of the beginning! I)( )IN ' WHAT COMES NATURLLY “MOONSHINE LULLABY” “They wuz only settin’ ‘til the smoke clears.” Patience, Dedication and Hard Work = One Great Musical! There is a lot of fun, excitement and hard work that goes into the making of a great musical, especially here at Bennett! Soon after the Junior Class play, auditions were held for parts ranging from lead singers to backstage parts, such as chorus and stage work ... all equally important. After the lists were posted, the case and crew became a big family as preparations for another opening night at Bennett got underway. Long before that night, sets were created, costumes were ordered and made, lines were memorized, and music was learned. Also, of course, there were many long hours of practice. The week of opening night could be described with many adjectives . . . the most popular being “ex¬ hausting.” Each night 50 to 60 people tried to squeeze into the dressing and make-up rooms as costumes and make-up were experimented with. The whole show was run through from beginning to end, the purpose be¬ ing “constructive criticism.” When opening night finally arrived, excited laughter could be heard backstage as parents wished their young “stars” good luck in the theatrical style of “Break a leg!” A carefully selected few were thrown into the boys’ shower. Presents for our great leaders; Mr. Reavis and Mr. Hammer were chosen and paid for with love. Amidst all of the laughter and fun, a feeling of tension was unmistakably in the air, for whether you were Buffalo Bill, Frank Butler, Annie Oakley, Dolly Tate or an Indian Squaw, we all shared an equal amount of nervousness. Of course, every part was important, and even more significant ... we knew almost everyone in the audience! Being an actor on stage couldn’t possibly be as nice as being able to sit in the audience and see the whole show “front on” ... but being in the audience couldn’t possibly be measurable to the feeling of being able to say: “I helped make that show one of the best this community has ever seen!” Most school spirit shown by the Funny Freshmen oo 05 IN CM i 00 CM o C-4 co 2 a ) a) G O D a 6 o CJ c 5 C 5 CO U o- C 5 CD 0 O O 00 CD 05 JD E 05 s 05 oc Double Trouble Cool Dude Class Competition is an annual event to determine which class has the most school spirit. This week was sponsored by the Stu¬ dent Council. It con¬ sisted of a Crazy Dress-Up Day, a Dressy Dress-Up Day, a |ock-|ockette Day. an All Sports Night. Hall Decorations, and a Greaser Day. Taking first place by winning four events were the Freshmen. The Juniors took second place, winning the Hall Decoration. In third place were the Seniors who won All Sports Night. Last, but cer¬ tainly not least, were the Sophomores, win¬ ning no events. The students who participated in class Competition Week will be left with a vivid memory of the enjoyable times they had in high school. “Juniors are l! The Three Stooges O CD 05 C 5 CD -s a 05 C 5 o o o 3 05 X 05 a- CD n o o D C 5 05 D Q- Q- —i CD C 5 Q a- CD C 5 C 5 l C TJ O- 05 7 CD 3 CD 3 cr CD 05 D o CD ? CD CD 7T 101 DONKEYS SCORED AT BENNETT On your mark; get set. . . ... GO! Let’s all watch Duke! SUSAN FISHER BIGlOpts. 102 March 24 , 1981 — Dress-Up Day. The Crazy way! Creatures from outer space, demons from the deep. Superman, the clowns, hillbillies, firemen . .. Memories are made of things like these. These are the good Mrs. Robinson, that thing doesn’t have a library card! Manny. Moe, Mack and Cutie-Pie Laurel Price and Hardy Vilkas Chris Graham came to calm the natives marm. 103 ole days. if THE 1980 VOYAGER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF : Joanne Molenda ASSOCIATE EDI TOR: Pam Stephenson Business Managers: Lynnette Haircloth and Julie Seif Sales Managers: Ronnie Fisher. Rick Vance Class Editors: Seniors: Mary Lou Hurley Sheila Balin Melanie Holder Carolyn Campbell Lisa Witzke-Bennett’s Best 1981 Juniors: Pam Stephenson Sophomores: Melanie McWilliams Freshmen: Elizabeth Hughes Lorie Lonegro Homecoming: Gail Revelle Color Section: Milton Savage. Phillip Soriano Sports: Ginny Gourley. Dana Yaw. Chip Macleod. Darryl West Photographers: Philip Soriano. Chip MacLeod. Chris Graham. John Molenda Activities: Carolyn Campbell. Gail Revelle. Ginny Gourley. Melanie McWilliams. Melanie Holder. Pam Stephenson Ad Layouts: Molly Bicknell. Rick Vance Typist: Paula Kelley Business Department: Sheila Balin. Linda Beste. Carolyn Campbell, John Cavanaugh. Lynette Faircloth, Ginny Gourley. Melanie Holder. Mary Lou Hurley. Jay Jackson, Paula Kelley, Melanie McWilliams. Joanne Molenda, John Molenda. Gail Revelle. Julie Seif. Pam Stephenson. Ricky Vance. Meg Webster. Lisa Witzke, Jeni Williams. Dana Mur¬ ray. Molly Bicknell Advisor: Mrs. Linn Front Row: Lynnette Faircloth. Chip MacLeod. Philip Soriano, Lisa Witzke. Jay Jackson. Ginny Gourley. Carolynn Campbell. Ricky Vance. Ann Green. Paula Kelley. Back Row: Julie Seif. Melanie McWilliams, Pam Stephenson. Jenni Williams. Melinda Forrester. Elizabeth Hughes, Lori Lonegro, Joanne Molenda; editor, John Cavanaugh, Dana Murray. Lisa Price, Marilou Hurley, John Molenda. Molly Bicknell. 106 d3ennett Sc ceneA fey: Jfeanny sdndi er$on 107 consisting or rive seniors and live juniors, the Varsity Cheerleaders spent many hours practicing and spreading spirit throughout tne school. Their cheering season started last summer and didn’t end till spring. They led the school with cheers, pyramids, and by filling the gymnasium witn team pportmg signs. Tnis year’s cheerleading advisor was Anita Darrah. = ieBunn — Donna Pryor — Captain 110 1981 (Clipper $and Symphonic B;in l: Fourth Row. L-R: Harold Aikins, Michelle Humphreys. Steve Gurkins. David Taylor. Roger Bounds, Steve Bounds. Danny Massuci, David Falin, Kevin Morris. |ohn Hop wood. Mike Hannon. James Cupp. |ames Sumstine. Keith Denston. Charles Twilley, Earl Handy. |erry Taylor. Vance Campbell. Tim Pryor. Jeff (ones. Gunnar Gunnarson. Bob Lewis. Sean Hannon. Scott Wolff. Kevin Washington. Mark Tamosaitis, Dean Murrell. Rodney Bounds. Steve Greenwood. Kevin Comish. Dawn Perry. |ames Llewllyn. Donna Perry. Mr Hammer. Third Row: Trina Henry. Nicki Holubyckyj. Michelle Trader. Vanessa Morris. Carolyn Holiday. Betty Howard. John Lowman, . Scott Rogers. Laura Murray. James Tamosaitis. Joel Smith. Alice Birckhead. John Weaver. Ernest Davis. Joesph Moore. Krystal Miles. Kevin Bernstien. Paul Gilbert. James Grove. Keith Murray. Tony W ' utah, Waliah Turner. Second Row: Chris Kanztes. Beth Gilbert. Terri Rosenthal. Kim Tilghman. Cathy Dolbey. Cindy Jackson, Cathy Snyder. Paul Massuci. Lori Harden. Kim Widdowson. Kaeli Knowles. K.iren Price. Lisa Collins, Shilon Schoofield. Charlotte Ringgold. Bryan Toadvine. First Row: Dale Shoemaker. Kim Greer. Joan Oberholtzer. Nancy Peters. Julie Pryor. Amy Tilghman. Susan Adlins. Jennifer Lescailette. Charlotte Chamberlain. Carol Hackerl Senator Joseph Long helps make Bennetts Band Smorgasboard a smashing success on April, 1981. Shown with the Senator are: Paul Gilbert, Chris Kantzes, Julie Pryor, ferry Taylor, James Grove, Jimmy Tomaistis, Senator Long, Earl Handy, Steve Gurkin, Alice Brickhead, Steve Greenwood. Jazz Ensemble: Top, L to R: Ernest Davis, Paul Gilbert, )oel Smith. Sitting: Steve Gurkin, Kevin Washingt on, Jerry Taylor, Gun- nar Gunnarson, Bob Lewis. Kneeling: Charles Twilley. Kevin Morris, Keith Denston. Reclining: Earl Handy. Standing: Nancy Cimino, Mr. Hammer. 112 Ml (J3and All Shore Band: Standing |oan Oberholzer, Michelle Hum¬ phreys, Nancy Peters. Sitting: Steve Gurkin. [erry Taylor, Chris Kanztes, Earl Handy, Charles Twilley. Jront 1st Row, Left to Right: Etah Johnson, Carlissa Maddox, Felecia Mitchell, Phyllis Smullen. 2nd Row: Tracey Conway, Angela Style, Towanda Gates, Nina Williams, Wendy Turner. Andra Hull, Lolita Hutt, Karen Dashiell, Jackie Mittle, Tammy Long, Tammy Wallace, Pam Mit¬ tle, Sheila Gattis, Angela Jackson, Annette Wilson, Katherine Gordy. Dawn Collins, Dawn Taylor, Dee Cooper, Lisa Turner, Tonya Church, Lee Jarrett, Tyree Nutter. 113 Student Council Representatives Candy Smith Scott Wierman )ohn Cavanaugh Kim Clouser STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the student government of James M. Bennett. Representatives from each homeroom attend monthly meet¬ ings to decide many of the activities throughout the school year. The Student Council sponsors activities which benefit the commu¬ nity as well as the school. „ this year the J.M.B. Student Council was active in school projects and represented our school in regional student government, hor the first time in ten years, Bennett was an active member of tne ESASC (Eastern Shore Association of Student Councils) and the MASC (Maryland Association of Student Councils). Delegates to the Winter and Spring MASC conventions also represented J.M.B. In school, the Student Council sponsored various activities such as the Homecoming Dance, Carnival Night, Class Competition Week, Sadie Hawkins Dance, Greaser Day Dance and Valentine Candy Sales. The Student Council Constitution was also revised and updated. Each class joined the Student Council in the purchase of a new amplifier and microphone for the gym. The year was full ofproductive activity and was a great learning experience for everyone involved. John Cavanaugh President 1980-1981 Row 1: Lori Dykes, Susan Fisher, Etah Johnson, Lori Lenegro, Michelle Shockley, Kanwal Singh. Beth Gilbert, 1 racy Clark, Wendi Phillips, John Cavanaugh. Row 2: Carolynn Campbell, Susan Shupe, Nicky Holubyckyj, Susan Adkins, Greg Lowes, Mike Gursher- field, Joni Sue Taylor, Betsy Taylor, Denean Church. Row r 3: Jay Jackson, Danny Hannon. Dana Yaw Debbie Mittle, Linda Beste, 1 16 Dale Shoemaker, Dana Williams, Nancy Peters. Row 4: Darryl Willing, Jeff Erskine, John Murphy. Jim Cupp. Row 1: Renee Wiggins, Trade Twigg, Sheila Johnson, Greg Smith, Melanie Holder, Samaris Dorman. Row 2: Leigh Ann Hurley, Angie Cherrix, Stacy Bayline. Kathy Dolby, Julie Webster, Renee Allen, Susan Easton. Row 3: Kevin Howard, Kevin Washington, Daniel Massucci, Marlene Smith, Bobby Lewis, Basil Johnson. s E o CJ 05 X ■§ w U 55 Row 1: Laura Richardson, Anne Ireton, Gail Taylor, Lisa Hopkins, Centre Bivens. Row 2: Tammy Long. Dawn Miller. Karen Semeler, Paulette Hunt, Lanell Butts. 117 Row 1: Candi Smith, Kim Clouser, Beth Beauchamp, Char Chamblin, Kathy Haines, Kim Bradford. Row 2: Leo¬ nard McGee, Paul Fitzgerald. Kelly Shannahan, Pete Erskine, Gail Taylor. Row 1: Edwina Dashiell, Sherrie Emerson, Meg Webster, Trudy Walker, Debbie Mittle. Row 2: Kelly Shanna- han, Scott Wierman, Karen Carlson, Kathy Haines, Marilou Hurley, Gail Taylor, John Cavanaugh, Carolyn Campbell. STUDENT COURT JUDGES: Carolynn Camp¬ bell, Lisa Hopkins Danny Hannon 118 Row 1: Dale Shoemaker, Meg Webster, Kathy Haines, Joanne Molenda, Susan Shupe, Kelly Wycall. Row 2: Terri Rosenthal, Carolyn Campbell. Row 3: Kelly Shannahan. Row 1: Susan Adkins, Katie McCarthy, Joanne Molenda. Row 2: Dale Shoemaker, Carolynn Campbell, Nancy Peters, Meg Webster, Lisa Heath. Row 3: Kim Thomas, Molly Bicknell, Betsy Taylor, Terri Rosenthal, Cheriann Todd. 119 Concession Stand Row 1: Pete Ersking, Pete Butler, Donna Perry, Carolynn Campbell, Nacho Bermejo. Row 2: Paul Fitzger¬ ald. John Molenda. JO S3 u JD 3 £ Row 1: Ron Turner. Mike Soriano, Ricky Vance, |ohn Lowman. Row 2: Scott Witzke, Leigh Whea tlv, Molly Bicknell, Daphne Vaughn. Row 3: Susan Adkins, Carol Hac- kert. Keith Murray. Kim Bradford. Talene Bowman, Meg Webster. 120 Library Aides i ftrSH JjVji Row 1: Susan Fisher. Ellen Crawford. Daphne Vaughn, Charlerta (ones, Vanessa Waters. David Dill, Tricia Davis, De Shera Jones, Sharlene Mendoza. Row 2: Kirt Hubbard, Buddy Hall, Steve Schwartz, Bryant Ringgold, Robyn Winship, John Wright, Mary Timo¬ thy Ramsey, Pam Renshaw, Alice Brickhead, Lisa Marshall, Julie Clark. Row 1: Dale Shoemaker. Toby Chai. Chris Kantzes. Row 2: Kathy Haines, Kim Clouser, Ed Sumstine, Ed Wendlendt, Glenn Snyder. Row 1: Sharlene Mendoza, Keith Davis, Gail Taylor, |ohn Mol- enda, Lisa Hopkins, Pam Ren¬ shaw. Row 2: Meg Briddell, Phil¬ lip Soriano, Bob Pich, Eric Owrutsky. Row 1: Lenny McGee, Levon Schoolfield. Tim Timmons, Bonnie Walker, Vanessa Waters, Natilie Dozier, Talane Bowman. Row 2: Wayne Warrington, Graham Hotten, Teresa Hall, Laurie Wain- right. De Shera (ones, Angela Jackson, Annette Wilson, Orlando Harper. Row 3: Cathy Wheatly, Darlene Ebersole, Tim Moore, Trina Brown. Trudy Walker. Donna Proyer, Carla Jones, Debbie Mittle, Dawn Speaks, Melanie McWilliams. .22 5 o CO c CC Du C D D Row 1: Bobby Lewis, Sherry Emerson, John Cava¬ naugh. Row 2: Kelly Shannahan, Mike Phoebus, Ricky Vance, Alice Brickhead. Row 3: Julie Clark, Lori Dykes, Nicky Holubyckyj. Row 1: Susan Niblett. Loretta Daniels. Kim Robinson. Larry Wagner. Jesse Price. Danielle Ring. Andrea Hall, Melody Campbell. Row 2: Leslie Wig- gens. Theresa. Samantha Wilson. Brvan Toadvine. Jeff Williams. Phyllis Mullen. Carmen Horsey. Row 3: Janine Haas. Sandra McFadden, Lisa Steven¬ son. Vantine Stallings. Tyrone Camper. Tony Styles, Denean Church. Row 4: Brenda Owens. Angela Downing. Calvin Burrell. Scott Connell. David ' 22 Smith. Dawn Jones, Barbara Aikins. Not Pictured: Lyn Collick. Row 1: Gail Taylor, Courtney Humpherys, Kim Bradford, Molly Bicknell, Kanwal Singh, Alden Cavanaugh, Tisha Todd, Joni Sue Taylor, Tony Wutoh, Meg Briddell. Row 2: Meg Webster, Jimmy Sumstine, Jamie Moore, Kathy Snyder, Ronnie Chew, Keith Murray, Nancy Peters, Danny Hannon, Christa Boolukus, John Cavanaugh, Melanie Gurkin, Julie Sterling, Stephanie Willey, John Wright, Dawn Mariner, Ed Sumstine, Dana Williams, Stacey Silvia, Susan Serman, Mr. Reed. Row 1: Mike Gershenfeld, Charlie Dolbey. Row 2: Stacy Manley, Tinya White, Tracy Ford, Karen Bunn, Jennifer Por¬ ter, Tina Matwienko, Barbara Haberstron, Nacho Bermejo, Charles Cipolla, Kim Clouser, Beth Gilbert, Donna Perry. Row 3: Dawn Parrot, Kenneth Reid, Tim Shiles, Sherri Nutter, Brian Watson, Rodney Prince, Michelle Trader, Tammy Bundick, Lenore O’Neil, Katherine Levitz, Ramon Matheu, David Snow. Row 4: Sue Beauchamp, Lynne Zosh, Leigh Ann Hurley, Wendy Delaney, Terri Rose, Jenny Dukes, Sean Hannon, Ronnie Fisher, Darlene Malchow, Beth Blevins. tr 1 03 P O cf cr Row 1: Jenni Phillips. Lynn Patrick. Gayle |ohnson. Dwight Belin. Jacquline Pinkett, Toby Chai. Steve Silbert. Susan Fisher. Julie Prver. Kim Clouser. Cheri Anne Todd. Lisa Turner. Deidra Cooper. Mike Kolb. Etah Johnson, Mike Hannon. Linda Miller. Monica Condon. Char Chamblin, Elizabeth Hughes. Michelle Shockley. Kathy Dolbey Row 2: Steve Scnwartz. Keith Nichols, Lori Lenegro, Alice Frost. Charlotte Haberstroh. Bob Caldwell. Diane Lord, Elizabeth King. Michelle Moel¬ ler. Carolynn Holliday. Dale Shoemaker. Joan Oberholzer, Eric Owrutsky, Nacho Bermejo, Karen Tossey, Timothy Starnes. Susan Russen, Cari Lamer. Kaeli Knowles. Row 3: Ed Sumstine. Charles Twilley. Wayne Kemble. Jim Tamosaitis. Vicki Grant. Kevin Neives. Mark Wierman, Chris Kantzes. Gunnar Gunnarson. Ronnie Fisher. Dawn Perry. Martha Senkbeil. Nancy Cimino, Dixon Gourley. Eddie Harr. Mr. Doemeny. Rob Chamblin. 23 Row 1: Terry Slacum, Gunnar Gunnarson, Greg Scott, Mike Bayline, Gary Flower, David Callahan, Susan Shupe, Gail Taylor, Hughes Wright. Row 2: Pete Erskine, Lisa Hopkins, Dana Murray, Pete Butler, Dawn Mariner, Dana Yaw, Donna Proyer, Pat Hopkins, Mary Beth Wulff, Pam Renshaw, Tammy Davis, Nicky Holubyckyj, Bruce Chandler, Darrell Morris. Row 3: Craig Boyce, Mark Mayo, Mike McFarlin, Katherine Levitz, Matt Landry, Sean Hannon, Philip White. Jordon Ellis. Steve Doyle, Roger Perry, Lybrant Robinson. Row 4: Andy Franks. Robert Pilchard, Ginny Gourley, Kelly Wycall, Dale Shoemaker, Francis Hooks, Kathy Haines, Buddy Gordy, Ducan Wells, Danny Hannon, Rob Chamblin, Chris Wilson. Row 1: Lavoris Teagle, Charleita Jones, Gorman Parker, Bonita Smith. Centre Bivens, Louretha Melvin. Terether Barton, Susie Gale, Vanessa Waters. Andrea Hull, Demetra Veney, Juanita Wright, Dawn Jackson. Row 2: Stephanie Sanders, Jay Slacum, Cheryl Owens. Tammy Disharoom. Brenda Owens, Valerie Mills, Annette Wilson, Laurie Wainwright, Donna Pryor, Lisa Hopkins. Terry Slacum. Tracy Conway, Yvette Downing, Alice Roberts. Row 3: David Smith, Ralph Townsend. Angie Downing. Angela Styles, Chevon Schoolfield. Mary Price, Darryl West, Lisa Gibson. Tonya Church. Jesse Price, Vantina Stallings. Levon Schoolfield, Kevin Cornish, Ronnie Turner. Row 1: Gail Taylor. Sherry Emerson. Alden Cavanaugh, Lori Dykes, April Toadvine, Marlene Smith, Mollv Bicknell. Julie Clark. Row 2: Priscina Price, Carolynn Campbell, Alice Brickhead, Tracy Clark, Kim McGinny, Julie Surricho. Jackie Haas, Stephanie Sanders, Kathy Wheatley. Row 3: Mike Williams, John Reeves, Vance Campbell. Ron Turner, Ricky Vance, John Cavanaugh, Mike Phoebus, Tracy Gibb, Bryant Ringgold. C P r—t o CD CD n zr o o Trudy Walker, Darlene Ebersole, Leonard McGee, Bonnie Walker, Carla Jones, Donna Proyer, Theresa Hall, Brian Hall, Trina Brown, Tim Moore Row 1: Kanwal Singh, Lori Dykes, Danielle Ring, Mary Ellen Wilkerson, Susan Adkins. Row 2: Robyn Winship, Kim Brad¬ ford. Kathy Haines, Meg Briddell, Tracy Clark. Row 3: Julie Sterling, Kim Riall, Dawn Miller, Jay Jackson, Kelly Shannahan, Bobby Lewis, Alice Brickhead, Julie Clark, Carolynn Campbell, John Cavanaugh, Ricky Vance, Ron Turner, Marlene Smith, Alden Cavanaugh, Meg Webster, Nicky Holubyckyj. Row 1: Martha Senkbell, Lisa Price, Kelly Wycall, Kathy Haines, Elizabeth King. John Cavanaugh. Row 2: Rob Fitzger¬ ald, Monica Pedwell, Pam Stephenson, Julie Payne, Page Thomas, Kim Clouser, Julie Proyer, Laura Richardson. Row 3: Charles Twilley, Ed Wendlant, Chris Wilson, Chris Kantzes, Graham Hotten, Paul Gilbert. 125 Soccer ON THE SHORE Dke day we won the soccer state semi-finals, J9 started to feel like another clipper instead of feeling lihe a forei fner. H]acho t emejo IN THE STATE From the coach: This past soccer season has been one of the most enjoyable and rewarding ones of my six seasons as head coach. The main highlight of the entire season was partici¬ pating in the State Class B Finals. Previous to this season, the soccer team had advanced into the State Semi-Finals several times, but this was the first time in the history of the school that our Clippers made it to the Finals. The team’s unity was a major factor in advancing to the Finals. One of the best remembered games of the year was played on Nov. 8,1980 when we soundly defeated Brooklyn Park High School by a score of 2-1. This sent us into the State Finals against defending champs — Oakland Mills High School. The squad ' s performance in that game was exceptional. Emotions ran high after the victory and it wasn’t until afterwards that we all realized our great accomplishment. The 1980 soccer season will be remembered by everyone as one of the most successful seasons ever at Bennett Senior High. Terry Dix Soccer Coach Team: Bock Row. Left to Right: Crouch Torn ’ Dix. Clenn Silbert. Richard Moll. Chris Davis. Eddie Harr. Bryant Ringgold. Steve Vilkas. Pat Ben in. Scott Wierman. |im Tainosaitis. Kevin Twilley. Kelly Shannahan. Frank Rodrigues. Manager Middle Rov . Left to Right Duncan Wells, Ramon Matheau, Pete Erskine. Francis Hooks, Ionian Hllis. Keith Timmons. Sean Hannon. Tom Nelson. Bottom Row. Left to Right Chris Nook. Pete Butler. Mark Mayo. Ignacio Bermejo. Melinda Munafo. Dennis Wampler. Scott Wulff. Ceorge Smoot. Mike Phoebus. Pal Diettrich, assistant Retiring Seniors: Back Row. Left to Right Melinda Munafo. Nacho Bermejo. Pete Butler. Kevin Twilley. Bryant Ringgold. Mark Mayo, and Pete Erskine Bottom Row. Left to Right Mike Phoebus. |immy Tamosai- tis. Steve Vilkas. Kelly Shannahan. Scott Wierman. Tom Nelson, and Dennis Wampler. Field Hockey Team: Front Row, Left to Right: Coach Joan Sprankle, Beth Beauchamp, Wendy Goslee, Susan Shupe, Tammy Davis, Susie Owrutskv, Tammy Hammond, Assistant Coach Wilson. Not Pictured: Shelley Rayne. Row 2, Left to Right: Melanie McWilliams, Lisa Turner, Kelly Wycall. Alice Frost. Linda Miller, Mary Beth Wulff, and Darlene Malchow. Row 3, Left to Right: Monica Condon, Char Chamblin, Ellyn Hogg, Kathryn Levitz, )oan Banks, Cheri Todd. Sue Hiddleson, and Cathy Dolbey. Back Row, Left to Right: Diane Lord Manager, Carolynn Campbell, and Dawn Mariner. Retiring Seniors: Back Row, Left to Right: Susie Owrutsky, Carolynn Campbell, and Dawn Mariner. Front Row, Left to Right: Tammy Davis, Tammy Hammond, Susan Shupe, and Wendy Goslee. 130 The 1980-81 Field Hockey Team, led by Captains T.imtm Davis and Susan Shupe and “Most Valuable Player” Taminy Hammond. experienced a rewarding sea¬ son! Tying with Parkside High for first place in the Bayside C a inference with 8 wins 2 losses, encouraged the team to go further, only losing to Easton by 1 point in the State Playoffs Octolier 31. 1980 Tammy Hammond was the leading scorer with 12 goals followed by Susan Shupe achieving 9 goals in assists. | M B. was proudly represented on the All-Bavside Con¬ ference South Division team by Seniors Susan Owrutsky and Tammy Hammond, and Juniors. Beth Beauchamp and Ellyn Hogg Behind the scenes were Mrs. Joan B. Sprankle and Miss Mary Wilson. Mrs. Sprankle. a veteran Clipperette Stick Slammer” did a fine job as coach and also proved to be a highly respected friend. Her first year coaching (as a replacement for Mrs. BrewingtonJ left memories for her team and herself which would not be soon forgotten. “This was my first coaching experience. stated Mrs. Sprankle .. it was very rewarding for me and if given the chance. I would do it all again! 131 Varsity Football ’80 Row 1: Coach Hoch, Jim Doyle. Ernie Davis, Roger Perry, Steve Doyle, Grant Salter, Mike Bayline, David Callahan, Leonard Griffin, Phil Wells, Bryant Horsey, Dwight Belin, Darryl Morris. Row 2: Phillip White, Steve Greenwood, Kevin White, Craig Boyce, Mike McFarlin, Joe Seagraves, Andy Franks, Roland Dashiell, David Adkins. John Callahan, Willy Shepperd, Coach Uslton. Row 3: Coach Giddons, George Bard, Tony Morton, Kevin Nieves, Gary Flower, Cam Carte, Rob Pilchard, Lybrant Robertson, Bruce Chandler, Buddy Gordy, Chris Wilson, Greg Scott, Vendell Brown. J.V. Soccer: Back Row. L to R: Coach Terry Dix, Tony Wynter, Steve Bounds. Chipper Lane. Alex Epstern. Charles Basile. Sean Hannon. Kirk Sterling. Jeff Olds, Mark Tamosaites, Coach Pat Dittrich. Middle Row. L to R: Tom Caine, Keith Nichols. Ted Hastings, Rodney Prince. Danny Taylor. Ashley Dawson. John Sadler. Jim Johnson. Bottom Row. L to R: Cale Layton, Greg Ellis. Andy Basile. Dave Dill. Drew Phillips. Mike Kolb. Darryl Nutter. Scott Goodson. Volleyball ’80 Row 1: Vicki Brickous. Terri Rosenthal. Karen Carlson. Ann Ireton. Kathy Haines. Lori Parsons. Row 2: Natalie Bean. Stephanie Dennis. Pat Tilghman. Dale Shoemaker, judy Childs. Row 3: Coach Hoeck. Elana Kelley. Susan Hancock. Lynn Patrick, Wendi Phillips. Rae Will. OPPONENT (MB VISITORS 2 Pocomoke 0 2 Snow Hill 1 0 Parkside 2 0 Decatur 2 1 Wicomico 2 2 Pocomoke 0 0 Snow Hill 2 0 Parkside )2 0 Decatur 2 2 Won: 4 Wicomico 1 Lost: 6 ... Improves Record n Although the 1980-81 Volleyball team did not post a winning record, Captains Kathy Haines and Karen Carlson lead the team to their best season in recent years. According to Coach Hoeck, “Players showed an intense interest in the game and displayed a willingness to learn and improve them¬ selves as individuals and as a team. The team elected Karen Carlson the Most Valu¬ able Senior. A promising young J.V. squad brings hope of a winning season next year. | Cross Country Cross Country: Back Row, Left to Right: Tony Styles. Jerry Taylor. Raul Masucci, Ld Sumstine, Harold Aikens, Robert Straw, Coach Robert Cannon. Bottom Row. Left to Right: ]im Sumstine. James Llewellyn, Mark Granger, Karen Tossev, Hughes Wright, Garnett Dixon, Mark Wierman. Retiring Seniors: Left to Right: Garnett Dixon, Mark Granger, Jerry Taylor, Paul Masucci. t • • Best School Record Our Score Opponent Opponent’s Won by Stephen Decatur forfeit 35 Wi Hi 22 24 Parkside 33 19 Colonel Richardson 42 15 Hasten 53 20 Crisfield 39 Won by North Caroline forfeit 20 Cambridge 40 8 Wins 1 Loss 4 ' ■8 1 hF ' . ■ |RT; dVfluBHHr 1 Tom McGrath, Bill Bowers, Doug Day, Gunner Gunnerson, Leslye Johnson, Bruce Todd, Bobby Caldwell. Ronnie Shokley, Chip MacLeod The 1980-81 Golf team had another winning year, finish¬ ing 3rd out of nine teams in the [District 8-South while winning the County Champi¬ onship. This year’s team was mostly composed of younger players who should carry on the win¬ ning Bennett tradition in the future. MVP. Leslye Johnson, had an outstanding year. She scored the lowest round in a match at Creen Hill and qual¬ ified for the state tournament at College Park to represent ).M.B. Leslye was one of only four girls in the entire state to qualify. Coach Waller looks for¬ ward to another successful season next year. 141 Varsity Basketball Standing L to R: Mike Bayline, Mark Jeffress, Chris Wilson, Willie Sheppard, Vendell Brown, Allen White, Gary White, Wayne Roberts, Floyd Boone, Brent Bayline, Coach Rayne. Kneeling L to R: Stacey Turner, Grant Salter, Gary Flower, Lennie Griffin. JMB Opponent Opponent’s 62 Kent 57 52 Parkside 51 52 Crisfield 53 52 Washington 54 86 Mardela 42 53 Pocomoke 56 49 Snow Hill 59 41 Decatur 51 66 Wicimico 57 43 Parkside 59 53 Crisfield 51 66 Washington 82 85 Mardela 53 58 Pocomoke 59 44 Snow Hill 49 50 Decatur 52 57 Wicomico 52 94 North Caroline 47 Region IV Finalists The 1980-81 Clipper Varsity Basketball team posted an 8-10 record. The team was led by Cap¬ tains Vendell Brown, Mark Jef- fress, and Wayne Roberts. Mark Jeffress and Vendell Brown received honorable men¬ tion to the All-Bayside South team. Other leading performers for the Clippers were Wayne Roberts, who was second on the team in rebounds, steals, and assists; Willie Sheppard, third in rebounds and second in blocked shots; Gary White, third in scor¬ ing and blocked shots, and first in crowd-pleasing dunks (6). The Clippers advanced to the finals of the Regional Tourna¬ ment before bowing out to Stephen Decatur 54-59. The team’s final record is deceiving since 7 of the 8 games lost were lost by only 3 points or less. Vendell Brown was voted this year’s “Most Valuable Senior.” Retiring Seniors; Mark Jeffress, Vendell Brown, Wayne Roberts. Lennie Griffin, Brent Bayline. 1st row standing L-R: Coach Dittrich, Vantine Stalling, Danny Masucci, Paul Masucci, Paul Fitzgerald, Pete Butler, Robert Fitzgerald, Kevin Twilley, Mike Williams, Phil Schisler, Rob Chamblin, Todd Stevens, Jordan Ellis, Phillip White, Assistant Coach Penuel. 2nd row kneeling L-R: Ted Hastings, Victor Harper, Greg Ellis, Orlando Harper, Ralph Savior, Francis Hooks, John Timmons, Kevin Elliot, Don Williams, John Weaver, 3rd row: Dan Nibblet, Vu Hoang, Chris Nock, Dan Hannon. John Sadler, Darrell Willing. John McCann, Teige McShane, Lemont Jackson. 145 Row 1: Susan Boston, Monica Conden, Katherine Gordy, Karen Dashiell, Andrea Hull, Betty Howard. Susan Adkins. Row 2: Monica Turner, Sonya Taylor, Michelle Shockley, Nicki Holubyckyj, Susan Shupe. Row 3: Cimon Coulborne, MaryBeth Wulff, Tammy Davis, Krystal Miles. Tonya Church. Debbie Gibbons, Pam Renshaw, Michelle Humphreys. Tammy Hammond, Paulette Griffin. Wauleeah Turner, Coach Davis. This year ' s girls ' basketball team was captained by retiring seniors: Tammy Davis. Tammy Hammond, and Pam Renshaw. The team won 8 and lost 8 Tammy Hammond was voted the most valuable senior. Tammy also was voted to the Bavside Conference 2nd team. Mary Beth Wulff received an honorable mention from the Bayside Conference. Pam Ren¬ shaw was the team ' s leading rebounder and Monica Condon was the only 9th grader who lettered. 1MB OPPONENT 39 Parkside 52 57 Mardela 50 49 Pocomoke 66 46 Snow Hill 68 65 S. Decatur 63 61 Crid field 31 56 Washington 47 52 Mardela 55 50 Pocomoke 36 54 Snow Hill 74 39 S. Decatur 40 48 Wi Hi 63 46 N. Dorchester 44 46 Parkside 58 38 Crisfield 25 65 Washington 47 53 Wi Hi 55 146 Girls’ Tennis (MB Opponent Opponent ' s 6 St. Decatur 1 7 Parkside 0 7 Crisfield 0 6 Wicomico 1 7 Snow Hill 0 7 Pocomoke 0 7 Washington 0 7 St. Decatur 0 7 Parkside 0 7 Crisfield 0 7 Wicomico 0 7 Snow Hill 0 7 Pocomoke 0 5 Washington 2 L-R, Standing: Michelle Shockley. Charlotte Haberstroh, Barbara Haberstroh, Michelle Hum¬ phreys. Christa Boolukos, Pam Mittle, Cheri Todd. L-R. Kneeling: Jenny Porter. Erica (ohnson, Kim Clouser, Jenny Levitz. The 1981 Girls’ Tennis team finished 1st in the Bayside South Conference with a perfect 14-0 record. The team was led by State Champion and Captain Charlotte Haberstroh. Barbara Haberstroh was elected the team ' s Most Valuable Senior, while filling the number 2 position on the team. Like the boys, the Girls ' team will be a tough competitor in upcoming seasons because of the amount ot returning members. According to Coach Doemeny. this year’s team had great depth. Softball Top: Monica Condon, Susan Adkins, Sue Hiddelson, Tammy Davis, Suzie Rayne, Marybeth Wulff. Middle: Miss Davis: Coach. Tanya Church, Deborah Gibbons, Dawn Perry, Stacey Flower, Penny Daughtery. Bottom: Susan Hancock, Sonja Taylor, Natalie Bean, Carrie Lamar, Lari Lonegro. ... Youngest Team Tammy Davis, Pam Renshaw, and Sonya Taylor were this year’s captains. Tammy Davis was this year’s Most Valuable Senior. MB 1 St. Decatur opponent 6 2 Parkside 6 14 Crisfield 3 18 Wicomico 5 8 Snow Hill 9 7 Pocomoke 6 5 Mardela 4 0 Washington 10 3 St. Decatur 6 5 Parkside 17 12 Crisfield 8 5 Wicomico 2 5 Snow H ill 2 14 Pocomoke 0 8 Mardela 7 11 Washington 17 9 Onancock 8 Baseball Varsity Baseball: L-R, Standing: Coach Thamert, Gary Flower, Matt Landry, Cam Carte. Scott Wierman, Chris Wilson, Steve Vilkas, Kevin Neives, Coach Smoot. L-R, Kneeling: Frank Willing. Milton Hitch. Eddie Harr, Dennis Wampl er. John Callahan. Jeff Olds, Manager: Pat Hopkins. L-R, Sitting: David Callahan, Steve Doyle, Jimmy Doyle. Steve Greenwood, Francis Hooks. Retiring Seniors — Varsity Baseball: Dennis Wampler, Scott Wierman, Steve Vilkas. Kevin Neives, Jimmy Doyle, John Callahan. . . . Improves Record L — R Standing: Guy Polin, Paul Johnson, Mike Hannon, Coach Thamert. L — R Kneeling: Rodney Prince, Bob Kellam, Tom Caine, Bob Caldwell, Bill Bowers. Bennett Score 3 25 81 3 27 81 IcV 4-6 3 31 81 5-7 4 2 81 | 8-4 4 7 81 4 9 81 4 15 81 4 21 81 4 23 81 4 28 81 5 1 81 5 4 81 5 5 81 5 6 81 5 12 81 5 13 81 5 18 81 5 23 81 13- 13-1 18-10 13 wins — 5 1 Opponent Decatur Parkside Crisfield Alcomico Snow Hill Pocomoke Decatur Mandela Washington Parkside risfield nancock llcomico now Hill ' ocomoke Mandela Washington Kent Playoff game The 1981 Bennett baseball team finished the season with a 13 and 5 record. )im Doyle and Dennis Wampler were the team captains. According to Coach Smoot, it took the team longer this year to get on track and play the kind of baseball they were capable of. Milton Hitch and Kevin Nieves led the team in batting while Steve Vilkas led in RBI’s. Matt Landry was the team ' s leading pitcher with an 8 and 1 record. Scott Wierman was voted most valuable player by his teammates. )im Doyle received the prestigious Seidel Athletic Award at the Senior Awards Night held at the Bennett Auditorium on June 1.1981. The Bennett Batmen finished 2nd in the South Bayside Conference and were seeded 2nd in District 8. Track Girls’ Track Team: Top Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Brewington. Mrs. Waller, Karen Tossey. Krystal Miles. Kim Davenport, Kathervn Levitz. Carolyn Campbell. Linda Beste. Donna Pry or. 2nd Row: Arlene Mason, Linda Miller, Beth Beauchamp, Ellyn Hogg. Monica Turner. 3rd Row: Wendy Turner, Dawn Mariner. Tammy Hammond. Paulette Griffen, Carolyn Holloway. Retiring Seniors 152 Boys Win Region ... May 14,1981 1 rack Team: First Row: Brian )ones, Lenard Griffin, Charles Strand, Jimmy Sumstine, Danny Anderson, Tony Styles, George Butts, Joe Harper. Middle Row: Coach Tom Bailey, Danny Masucci, Brian Jones, Jeff Jones, Terry Duham, Danny Hannon, Vendell Brown Mark Granger, Mark Wierman, Willie Sheppard. Back Row: Asst. Coach Bob Cannon. Earl Handy, Paul Masucci, Richard Hall, Avery Price, Carl Morton, Bruce Chandler, Sean Hannon, Phil Schisler, James Llewellyn, Darrell Morris, Donna Proyer; Manager. Indoor Track: Front Row: Tony Styles, Joe Harper, Darrell Morris, Bruce Chandler. Middle Row: Jimmy Sumstine, Terry Dunham, Mark Wierman, Mark Granger, James Llewellyn. Back Row: Coach Tom Bailey, Richard Hall, Asst. Coach Bob Cannon, Earl Handy. 153 155 Number 2 at Bennett Number 20 in State 156 Glenn Snyder. Jerry Taylor. Rob Fitzgerald. Frank Culpepper, and Pete Erskine, retiring seniors. L-R, Standing: Trey Patt, Glenn Snyder. Paul Fitzgerald, Rob Fitzgerald, Duncan Wells. Pete Erskine, Gunner Gunnerson. L-R, Kneeling: Jerry Taylor, Frank Culpepper, Pete Meeks, Scott Wulff, Maury Bozman, John Cascino. Boys’ Tennis Scoreboard - (MB Opponent Opponent’s 6 Stephen Decatur 1 3 Parkside 4 7 Crisfield 0 4 Wicomico 3 6 Snow Hill 1 6 Pocomoke 1 7 Washington 0 7 Stephen Decatur 0 3 Parkside 4 7 Crisfield 0 4 Wicomico 3 7 Snow Hill 0 7 Pocomoke 0 7 Washington 0 The 1981 Boy’s Tennis Team continued its streak of successful seasons with freshmen Pete Meeks and Maury Bozman in the no. 1 and 2 positions respectively, junior, Duncan Wells in the 3rd position, and senior, Glenn Snyder in the 4th position. The team finished 2nd in the Bayside South Conference with a 12-2 record. Glenn Snyder was elected the team’s Most Valuable Senior and finished the regular season with a perfect record. According to Coach Doemeny, the team will be a tough competitor in up-coming seasons because of the number of returning members. r Senior Awards James M. Bennett Senior High School held its annual Senior Awards Assembly Monday evening, June 1 , 1981 , in the auditorium. The following awards were presented: National Merit Commended Students — Christopher Kantzes and Glenn Snyder Math Team Awards — Toby Chai, Chris Kantzes, Glenn Snyder, Kathy Haines, Ed Wendlandt VICA State Finalists — Teresa Savage and Norman Mendoza FBLA Awards — Lisa Hopkins, Bryant Ringgold, Stephanie Sanders, Centra Bivens, Donna Prvor, Catrina Henry State of Maryland Merit Scholastic Awards — John Cavanaugh, Toby Chai, Edwina Dashiell, Kathleen Haines, Graham Hotton, Chris Kantzes, Elizabeth King, Joan Oberholtzer, Julie Prvor, Susan Shupe, Glenn Snyder, Ed Wendlandt Achievement in Foreign Language — John Cavanaugh (French), Julie Pryor (Latin) Connie Bunn (Spanish), Ron Fisher (Spanish) DECA Awards — Graham Hotton and James Dashiell Yearbook Award — Joanne Molenda John Philip Sousa Band Award — Jerry Taylor B B Music Award — Chris Kantzes Drill Team Aw r ard — Pam Mittle Certificate of Achievement in Piano — Joan Oberholtzer Drama Club Awards — Julie Clark, Kevin Harrell and John Cavanaugh Thespian Society Awards — Sherri Emerson, Nicky Holubyckyj, Alice Birckhead, Graham Hotton, Robyn Winship Wicomico Art League Award — Tony Jones Union Trust Secretarial Award — Laura Richardson Outstanding Female Athlete — Tammy Davis Outstanding Male Athlete — Robert Fitagerald Seidel Student Athlete Award — James Doyle JMB PTSA Awards — Edwina Dashiell, Glenn Snyder, Daniel Phillips, David Guy, Graham Hotton, Laura Richardson, Julie Pryor, Ed Wendlandt Lions Club Award — Chris Kantzes Old Home Prize — Chris Kantzes JMB School Service Awards — Alice Birckhead, Toby Chai, Julie Clark, Lanell Butts, Nicky Holubyckyj, Elizabeth King, Joanne Molenda, Bryant Ringgold Companions. Inc. Aw r ard — Sherrie Emerson DAR Award — John Cavanaugh SAR Award — Scott Wierman Chamber of Commerce Aw ; ard of Merit — Jae Moore Wicomico County Bar Association Award — Brad Webster Jill Marmer Memorial Scholarship Award — Julie Pryor Elks Club Awards — Kathy Haines and Jerry Taylor Wicomico Counts ' Medical Society Scholarship Award — Kathy Haines Kiwanis Club Award — Karen Daugherty Rotary Club Award — Susan Shupe Ed Wendlandt received his official appointment as a cadet at the Coast Guard Academy. Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1981 Do You Know Why More and More High School Graduates Are Choosing Wor-Wic Tech Community College? — Is it because courses are offered in convenient locations throughout Wicomico and Worcester Counties? — Is it because tuition is low and the quality of education is high? — Is it because so many Wor-Wic Tech graduates locate jobs in the area? — Is it because of the variety of work-study, scholarship and loan programs available? — OR is it because they can choose from more than 10 Associate in Arts Degree programs in ‘AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY ‘HOTEL-MOTEL-RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT ‘ACCOUNTING ‘LAW ENFORCEMENT ‘BUSINESS MANAGEMENT — BANKING OPTION ‘NURSING ‘BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ‘MARKETING — RETAIL OPTION ‘GENERAL STUDIES ‘SECRETARIAL STUDIES ‘MARKETING — WHOLESALE AND PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION OPTION Some have one and others have all these reasons for choosing Wor-Wic Tech. What’s your reason? Think about it! Call or Stop by: The Office of Student Affairs Wor-Wic Tech Community College 1202 Old Ocean City Road Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Phone: 749-8181 You’ll Be Glad You Did! SENIORS Ringgo 24 Trina Brown Centra Denise Bivens Garnett Dixon Kevin White Kenneth Keese Carla D. Jones, Bye Bennett Theresa D. Hall and Irvin T. Warner Vanessa M. Robinson Jacqueline P. Haas Pam Mittle Tern ' Slacum Annie” — Sherri Lude 714 Tuenol Chris Graham — High Tides Forever Annie I. — Funnels — FM Susan Shupe Only if it’s bronzed! Jim Dashiell John Cavanaugh Robyn Win ship BH Lives Good-Bye Garbax Purple Passion Person! Carolvnn Elizabeth Campbell Wayne Earl the Pearl Roberts See ya later: Purple, Jock and Blue eyes Roger Bounds Gary Bailey Donna Pryor and Patrick Morris Good luck Lisa P. with the cheerleaders — Donna P Leonard McGee — Good Luck Future classes To Alden, Peace, Love and Bean Sprouts Good-bye Cosmos Kid Love, Earth Mother Say Hello to Winston Salem and Grand -Ruthie. John! Shadow loves ya mammy Fogelbird said it for me: Love when you can. cry when you have to; Be who you must, it s a part of the plan Await your arrival with simple survival And one day we ll all understand One day we’ll ail understand. — jukebox LONG LIVE CRUDE LETTERS TO FAR AWAY. HOPEFULLY UNDERSTANDING LOVERS! To Lori Dykes — Thanks for everything. No one else could have given me. — Love, the Kid What you own is your own kingdom. What you do is your own glory What you love is your own power. What you live is your own story. — L.B. Rush To T.E. and j.H. — 356! Trudy Walker Bruce Chandler In words quoted by Max Derrickson and taken from Joey Adkins — I’m out, you’re not — so there! Roger Bounds Farewell J.M.B. and keep up the Spirit. ’ Vicki Brickous If a man can laugh at himself, he will always be amused.” Elizabeth King 4 Wheelin ' Fever Jake Bernstein Donya Lady Aries Jones Karen Daugherty Hig Runs, Blender Sessions, Green Tur¬ tle, Tuesdays, Thursdays and cold Beer. Trina, Dana, Dawn, Melanie, Wendy Good luck Crackerjack From Granola Bar Grease — In 79 Rob and Pete were fine In ' 80 Mike was the one In ’81 we all had fun. Troy and Terri B. H. + P.T, reign forever Robyn, don’t forget the “good times ...’’ Joanne Mr. and Mrs. T. L. McBride Good-Bye Gurbax From Winnie Buddy Eddie Faust — God be with us! Michelle Lugassy KaBAHa! Kirsten Huber and Pete Erskine Budmobile lives forever! Michelle — My shinning star! R.J. (Sweets) Robinson I.L.Y.M.A.S. - Bob C. K. and the Hog at U.D. Hang in the Marne Steve Junebug Vilk To Trudy W. How many Guys did you catch this year? From: T.E. and J.H Piggies mak e noise!!! .I ] .it Mc- Bryant Ringgold — Good bye y’all Thanks Tracy for your HELP It made my future! — Bob Marlene Smith — remember Strepper Street — Joanne JUNIORS Vernon Opdyke Laurie Wainwright (E.W.) Lola, Debbie Good luck Seniors To: Bill and Bob — Free Dinners at Connell’s — Kim To M.O. — Love, L.F. Monica To: S. C. — Love, Mel 1_ WIGGLES” § J Jeff Kiley Miss Piggy” Paige To: Light Bulb — See ya kid Ms. DeForest Victoria Gale — “Vickie You’ll get to be here one day Susie — “Vickie” To: the Moo — remember the 1st AFAWEET! Jay Jackson A Pinecone is Forever Louretha Melvin To my sister: Tanya Oliver from Retha Good Luck in 10th Joyce Good Luck to my partner Lourtha Melvin From Tina M. Hyman.” Lead Boots — E. K. L. GYSM-NASIUM!” To P. M.: JOE, Mom is a Tart!” Told you I wouldn’t buy a pledge! Bye Chester! J.F.-TOU JOURS-S.M. “Muskrat -n- Snuffy To John: A quarter upon delivery of the goodies! Bye John-John-John will miss you. — M.B. Long Live 4th Period Yearbook!! ELLIOT ROSEWATER ] Double R (Secret Agent) Clams cause Botulism! J.T. + N.P. + D.H. Angie Hutcherson — Bye Seniors Buena Suerte a un amigo que yo nunca olvidare To F.R. Next year we’ll take a F.F. at the moooooooon! Kilgore Trout Mike Soriano Good-Bye and good-luck to all Seniors, especially G.S. I love you Julie Webster! Barbara Hayward-n-George Butts Good luck at college park Tammy H. remember J.J. is yours, Your cuz, Tonya Church From B to B with K.S. I To Val L. — The girl most likely to .. . Tyrone Williams-n-Tonya Church Lynn-n-Lanell — Always and forever To J.J. from vour little rose. SOPHOMORES Dawn Perry I love you. B.T. From P.C. Dawn Parrott and Keith Timmons Susan Fisher Sue Beauchamp Michelle Trader and Eddie Jernigan To P M. — Joe Mama — From J.S. So long, Mother Hayne iss of ’83 is Number 1 ve you REKOJ” t � ve vou 23! Diana Lord N + DAN 1 To JT Keep blowin ' that trumpet — We ll miss ya! Good-bye and good luck to all seniors, especially Mark Granger Miss Zinna Morris FRESHMEN ■ Bye Bye Bennett-Packy Eric Owrutsky ov£TSis Crocket” Tha Good Sittn fav � SHI wh Love ya Dave — Eove Daphne Brother Bob - ve Caitiff Bull - L ove ya — Love your e fan 5g |UP DO LLY!!! — From you know phn Keith, Je t ' aime! Melinda Andrea Denston f Joni Sue Taylor Felecia Mitchell The three muskateers — R.W., S.N., J.L. Susan Niblet Jennifer Levitz Renee Wiggins Rowdy Cowdy” Dilly Larry Dog — From the zappettes of 4th period It’s been a hard days night! Renee Wig¬ gins and Susan Niblett! Bennie Bill John John P. Reeves Carol Culpepper To Rob F. Love Pino You ain’t gittin’ nuttin’ Shauna McGriff ’84 Teachers and Faculty Mrs. Baker Cheryl Doughty Mr. Webster Lloyd Wescoe LaNell Stahl Mrs. VanSant Mrs. A. W. Carey JEAN MURRAY’S ALL ABOUT TRAVEL 34 Court Plaza Salisbury, Md. 21801 Our Services Are Free 501-749-7828 Passport Photos Piers — Bulkheads — Crane Service DOLBEY MARINE CONSTRUCTION Boyd M. Dolbey, Jr. Nanticoke, Md. 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Eastern Shore Savings Loan 100 Plaza West 177 Good Luck Seniors DELMARVA FORMAL RENTALS r ry in the Wedding Mail Riverside Dr-in Saiisb Phone: 742-6456 or 742-644 Open: Monday and Friday Nights Til 9:00 35 Styles — 10,000 Items in Stock Your Selection Ready the Same Day j SALISBURY STATE COLLEGE Quality Education on the Eastern Shore. SUPER PATRONS Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Beattie, L. Victor Gue III, Princeton Market, Man Love Automotive, Barber Shop, Mister Donut, Dr. and Mrs. R. S. Seif, Dr. James Murray, Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Wells, Wilkin ' s Fashions, Mr. and Mrs. Cavanaugh, Cabinet Gallery, Riverwalk Manor, Nancy Bond, The Children ' s Shop, Reddish, Gray, Gore, D.D.S., Jones and Malone Texaco, Anonymous, Darn Yarn Shoppe, B and L Enterprise, Lombardi ' s Marine, H. White ' s Hardware, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stephenson, Douglas Smith, Dr. and Mrs. John Molenda, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Colligan, Mrs. Pearl Elliott, Wicomico Car Dealer Association, Dr. H. Gray Reeves, Mrs. Faye Brewington, Allen Memorial Baptist Church, Bob Barnes T.V. and Appliances, St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church, Barb ' s Gift and Hallmark, Mr. and Mrs. James Linn. 1980-81 PTSA OFFICERS President, Mr. Walter Peters; Vice-President, Mr. Ronald Yaw; Secretary, Miss Debbie Bailey (student); Treasurer, Mrs. Harriet Owrutsky. The Voyager would like to thank the PTSA for their generous support of the yearbook. XHTES HANNA PARTNERS P.O. Box 228,1 Plaza East • Salisbury, MD 21801 r Jim Linm D3 PEAi tqr 546-3211 749-3127 Special Achievers Sharlene Mendoza drew the County Christmas card for the All State Chorus: Mike Phoebus and |ulie Clark Board of Education |oan Oberholtzer as a Converse Ed Wendlandt has an appoint- College Daniel Music Scholar ment to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy Thomas Caine, ninth grader, achieved the highest score in the school in The National Math Examination. David Guy won an ‘Outstanding Performance Award’ at the National Skills Olympics for Voca¬ tional Education 179 Presidential Classroom: Pete Erskine, Kirsten Huber, Robyn Winship. Tobi ch«ii Tobi will represent the u.s at the international Youth Science Fortnight, in London. England. He is going to present his paper. “The Effects of Earwax on Bacteria ■ Middle Davette Waters. Paul Collins. Linda Miller. Christa Boolukus. Linda Beste Paul Fitzgerald: He participated in the Hugh O ' Brian Youth Leadership Bottom Ni« k Holuliyckyj. Lori Lenegro. Sharlene Mendoza. Beth Gilbert. Elizabeth Hughes. Erin Rounds. Seminar Totake part in this seminar. Paul was selected by his teachers. Kenwahl Singh. Film Festival Winners Color — Landscape — Commercially processed Laura Byrd Color — Still Life — Commercial! processed Chris Graham Color — Life Studies — Commercially processed Greg Nay Color — Commercially processed — Abstract Grey Nay Monochrome — Landscape — Commercially processed Ashley Dawson Monochrome — Still Life — Commercially processed Ashley Dawson Monochrome — Landscape — Student processed Monochrome — Still Life — Student processed Danny Anderson Monochrome — Abstract — Student processed Davette Waters Monochrome — Life Students — Student processed Danny Anderson Film Winners 8mm Animation — Sharlene Mendoza 8mm Live Action — John Molenda Slide Tape — TAG 9 and 10 180 Fall Sports Awards: Mark Granger — Cross Country, Robert Fitzgerald — Soccer. Leslye Johnson — Golf, Tammy Hammond — Field Hockey, Karen Carlson — Volleyball Bruce Chandler — Football. DECA Winners: 1st: Dawn Speakes. Donna Ptyor, Barbie Hopkins, Debbie Mittle, Trina Brown. 2nd: Tim Timmons, Joe Davis, Jimmy Dashiell, Levon Scholfield, Leonard McGee, Brian Hall. 3rd: David Hughes, Trudy Walker, Cinda Schilling. Phil Wells, Hughes Wright, Graham Hotton Miss Spear, advisor. w e Special DECA Winners: Dawn Speakes — Finance and Credit — Honorable Mention James Dashiell — Petroleum — Honorable Mention Donna Pryor — Apparrel and Ac cessories — Semi-Finalist in written event Graham Hotton — Shadow Box — Honorable Mention Not pictured: Trudy Walker — Food Service — Owner Manager — 3rd place Donna Pryor: 1st runner-up Salisbury’s Jr. Miss Kim Riall: Miss Salisbury 181 Coifed the memories of today, for they wi (He relived tome I would like to extend my deepest appreciation to the following people who have helped make the year hook this year very successful, I feel. Joanne E. Molenda Editor Mr. John Mick Pete Butler Nicky Holubyckyj Randy Jackson Buddy Gordy Norman Mendoza Bob Hughes Steve Vilkas Cheryl Minton Mrs. Linn Robert Fitzgerald Frank Rodriguez Milton Savage Kathy Haines Paul Fitzgerald Mr. Scarborough Pete Erskine Mark Mayo Mrs. Ball Chris Graham Joan Banks Mr. Wescoe Danny Anderson Carolynn Campbell Mr. Savoy Kim McIntyre Donna Perry Mr. Oakley Roger Perry Kelly Shannahan The Office Staff Richard Hall Robyn Winship The Coaches Tom Nelson Dr. and Mrs. John R. Molenda John Molenda Trina Stevens Mr. Cropper Greg Nay Ricky Vance The Faculty Jim Doyle Scott Wierman Mr. Frank Boatman Steve Doyle Gayle Wilgus Mr. Glenn Williams The Patrons Laurie Cathecart Mr. Cal Burley The Log Good luck Miss Cooper and Mrs. Hudson with next year’s Voyager.