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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1982 volume:

c L I P P E R 8 eh D2g E R Salisbury, Md. Volume XVII FACES IN THE CROWD Your yearbook staff has chosen to use many candid shots as a way to illustrate life at James M. Bennett this year. Your smiling faces have cheered us on in this endeavor. We hope you will enjoy the pictures and pages that follow. BENNETT STARTS LET’S GIVE THE CLIPPERS A GREAT BIG HAND! SPECIAL EFFORTS SENIORS CONTENTS SENIOR PORTRAITS 20 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 41 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT 44 AWARDS TO SENIORS BY JUNIORS 46 JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET 47 CLASS HISTORY 48 SENIOR AWARDS 49 PROM 50 GRADUATION 54 HI Class Officers: President, Beth Beachamp; Vice President, Charlie Dolbey; Secretary; Terri Rose; Treasurer, Dale Shoemaker; Historian, Scott Wulff; Advocate, Katherine Gordy. SENIORS IN THE CROWD Tina Abbott David Adkins Harold Aikcns John Anderson Joan Banks TINA LOUISE ABBOTT: May 17, 1964; Salisbury. Maryland Plans: College. Activities: Vica I, II. DAVID WAYNE ADKINS: July 24, 1963; Salisbury, Maryland Plans: U.S. Army and Marriage. Activities. Football I, II. Ill, VICA III. HAROLD RAYE AIKINS: December 15, 1963; Longbranch, New Jersey. Plans: College; pre-med major. Activities: Central High School: Band 1, II, Spring Track I, II, Indoor Track I, II, Art Club I, Latin Club II. Forensic Competition II, Drama Club II, Student Government Representative II Bennett High School: Band III, Cross Country III, Thespian Society IV, Drama Club IV, “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick , “Annie Get Your Gun , “It Happens Every Summer . “Guy’s and Dolls”. JOHN WAYNE BAKER: February 6, 1964; Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Marine Corps. Activities: Latin Club I, II, National Honor Society III, IV, Wrestling IV. JOAN MARIE BANKS: July 5. 1964; Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Field Hockey I, II, III, IV, Log Staff III, IV. Student Council Representative IV. SHARON DENISE BARTON: May 31. 1964; Pahokea, Florida. Plans: U.S. Navy and College. Activities: FBLA I. II, HI. IV, VICA I. II. MICHAEL PHILIP BAYLINE: June 2, 1964; Westminster, Maryland. Plans: University of Virginia. Activities: Football I, II. Ill, IV. Basketball I, II. Ill, Track I. Varsity Club III, IV, Chorus I, II, Discovery Club I, Spanish Club IV. Math Team IV, National Honor Society III, IV, “Once Upon A Matress . BETH ANN BEACHAMP: March 17, 1964; Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Class Vice President I. Class President II, III, IV, Student Council I, II. Ill, IV. Field Hockey I, II, III, IV. Tennis I, Track II, III, Varsity Club II, III, IV, Art Club IV. PATRICIA KATHERINE BEAUCHAMP: August 23. 1963; Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Work. Activities: VICA I, II. MARK LYNN BELL: October 3, 1963; Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: FBLA I John Baker Sharon Barton Michael Bayline Beth Beachamp Patricia Beauchamp Mark Bell 20 Patrick Benzin Molly Bicknell Charles Bloxham Dwayne Boltz Floyd Boone Kim Bradford DWAYNE SCOTT BOLTZ: September 3. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland. Activities: VICA I. II. FLOYD TYRONE BOONE: December 24. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: Work. Activities: Basketball II, III. FBLA U. VICA III. IV. SUSAN KIMBERLEY BRADFORD July 23. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland. Plans. College. Activities: French Club I. II. Ill, Voyager Staff I, Chorus I. AFS II. Ill, IV. Drama Club III. IV. Student Court Judge III, “Annie Get Your Gun”. LAURA FRANCINE BURGET: June 7, 1964, Baltimore, Maryland Plans: College and Work Activities: French Club I. Log Staff I. II. Ill CARLA CECILIA BURRIS. October 17. 1963; Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: Work. Activities: Basketball I. II. Student Council I. III. IV. VICA I. II. DAVID ALLEN CALLAHAN: September 7. 1964; Easton. Maryland. Plans: Military Services. Activities: Football I. II, III, IV, Baseball I, II, HI, IV. Indoor Track IV. Varsity Club III. IV. Photography Club IV George Bradford Doreen Briddell Michael Brittingham Laura Burget Carla Burris David Callahan 21 Seniors in the crowd continued ... Laurie Cathcart Mark Catlin Ronald Chew Iris Church PATRICIA SHANECKA BARBARANN CAMPBELL July 5, 1963; Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Plans: Air Force. College, and Modeling. Activities: Band I. Drill Team II. Ill, IV. Basketball II. Ill, IV. FBLA III, IV LAURIE JEANNE CATHCART January 28. 1964; Honalulu, Hawaii Plans: College Activities Drill Team I, Track II, Log Staff III, IV. Keyettes IV, Presidential Classroom IV. “It Happens Every Summer MARK EDWARD CATLIN March 3, 1964; Fort Meade. Maryland Plans: U S. Army RONALD GREGORY CHEW: February 17, 1964; Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: Marion Military Institute and U S. Army. Activities: Band I. II. HI. Football II, French Club III, IV. “Annie Get Your Gun , “It Happens Every Summer . “Guys and Dolls . JUDY MICHELE CHILDS: June 4. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland Plans: College Activities: BYC I. IV. Black History Club I, II. Creative Writing Club II, Volleyball III, IV. IRIS DENNELL CHURCH: February 25. 1964; Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Work Activities: VICA I, II. TONYA MICHELLE CHURCH. August 16, 1964; Salisbury. Maryland Plans: College and Reserves Activities: Basketball I, II, III, IV, Softball I, II, III, IV. Black History Club 1. Concert Band I, Flags I. Rifles II, III, Drama Club II, IV. FBLA III. NANCY ELLEN CIMINO: January 13. 1964; Chevy Chase, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Latin Club I. II, III. Orchestra I, II, HI, IV. Jazz Band III. IV. Ensemble IV. “Annie Get Your Gun . TRACY COLLINS CLARK December 12, 1963; Fort Belvoir, Virginia. Plans: College Activities: Cheerleader I. Tennis Team I, II. Drama Club III, IV, Student Council Representative III, IV. Thespian Society III, IV. South Pacific”. “Lock. Stock, and Lipstick”, “Annie Get Your Gun”, “It Happens Every Summer , Guys and Dolls . KIMBERLY ANN CLOUSER: July 5, 1964; Salisbury. Maryland Plans: College Activities: Student Council I, II, III, IV, Latin Club I, II. III, IV, Keyettes II. Ill, IV. National Honor Society II, III, IV. Voyager Staff II. Ill, Track II, Math Team HI, IV, Tennis Team III. IV. Spanish Club III, Lock, Stock, and Lipstick , Annie Get Your Gun”, It Happens Every Summer . PATRICK ROOSEVELT CORBIN: February 3, 1964, Salisbury, Maryland Plans: Air Force and DEI Tech. Activities. VICA I. Judy Childs Tonya Church Tracy Clark Kim Clouser Patrick Corbin Carolyn Core Kim Corry Cimon Coulbourn Lynn Coulbourne Steve Couzens Roland Dashiell CAROLYN LAURA CORE: July 24. 1964; Springfield, Maryland Plans: Salisbury State College Activities: French Club I. II. HI. IV. Softball II. Spanish Club HI. IV KIMBERLY ANNE CORRY: June 20. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: Wor-Wic-Tech Community College and Marriage Activities: Library Aide HI. Cheerleading IV. CIMON BARBRETTE COULBOURN: February 27. 1964, Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: Army. Activities: FBLA I. Mixed Chorus I. II. Softball I. II. HI. IV. Basketball II. III. IV DIANA LYNN COULBOURN: March 2. 1964; Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Wor Wic Tech Community College Activities: Drill Team II, DECA I. II. STEPHEN MICHAEL COUZENS: October 14. 1964; Baltimore. Maryland Plans: University of Maryland College Park Activities: National Merit Scholarship Commended Student, Maryland Jr. Science and Humanities Symposium. RONALD GARY CULVER: September 11. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland Plans: Industrial Electrician ROLAND LOUIS DASHIELL: May 1. 1964; Honolulu. Hawaii. Plans U S. Marines. Activities: Football I. II. HI. IV. JOHN CHRISTIAN DAVIS: April 11. 1964; Annapolis. Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Soccer I. II. III. IV. Varsity Club III, IV. GREGORY STEVENSON DENNIS: July 16. 1963; Salisbury. Maryland Plans: U.S. Army and College Activities: Football II. VICA I. KEITH LEON DENSTON: January 24. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland Plans: College. Activities: Band I. II. III. IV. JAZZ Band III. “Annie Get Your Gun”, “Guys and Dolls . Ronald Culver Chris Davis Seniors in the crowd continued ... Christine Dize 1 Natalie Dozier Charles Dolbey Steven Doyle Michael Draper Frank Eure CHRISTINE ALICE DIZE: June 4. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland. Activities: Office Aide I. II. III. DECA I. II. CHARLES HAMILTON DOLBEY: February 11, 1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Spanish Club I, II, Spanish Club, Vice President III, Spanish Club Secretary-Treasurer IV, Class Advocate II, Class Vice President IV, A.F.S. Ill, IV, Ensemble IV, Photography Club IV, “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick”. Annie Get Your Gun , “It Happens Every Summer”. “Guys and Dolls . STEPHEN ANTHONY DOYLE: June 28,1964, Cleveland. Ohio. Plans: College Activities: J.V. Football 1,11. Varsity Football III, IV, J.V. Baseball I. II, Varsity Football III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV. JORDAN ROBERT ELLIS; February 7, 1964, Houston, Texas. Plans. College, Activities: J.V. Soccer I. II, Varsity Soccer III, IV, Wrestling I, II, III, IV. rsity Club I. II, III, IV. FRANKLIN DELTON EURE: December 18. 1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Work and Marriage. Activities: F.F.A. I, VICA 1, II. LYNNETTE MARIE FAIRCLOTH: April 23, 1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College and Marriage Activities: Yearbook Staff II, III, IV. Sophmore Class Editor II. Business Manager III, Senior Class Editor IV. GARY ROBERT FLOWER: November 6. 1963, Barberton, Ohio. Plans: College. Activities: J.V. Basketball I, II, J.V Baseball I. J.V Football II, Varsity Baseball II, III, IV, Varsity Basketball III, IV, Varsity Football III, IV, All-City Football III, All-Conference Baseball III, Spanish Club IV, Student Council Representative Alternate, Defensive Back of the Week IV, Honorable Mention Three Times IV. ANTHONY CRAIG FONTAINE: November 29, 1962, Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: Navy and College. Activities: Washington High School: Perfect Attendance I, Chess Club I, Model Car Club I. English Aware II. Art I, II, III, VICA Vice President II, VICA President III, Chorus III. James M Bennett High School: Drama Club IV, Chorus IV, Art IV. KEVIN DARNELL FOREMAN: April 7, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: U.S. Army. Activities: Library Aide. I. KIMBERLY ANN FRYE: October 26, 1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Cosmetology and Marriage. Lynnettc Faircloth DeForest Gale Vickie Grant Steven Greenwood Steven Gurkin Michael Gershenfeld Paul Gilbert DEFOREST VICTORIA WRIGHT GALE: February 11, 1964. Baltimore, Maryland Plans College. Activities: Spanish Club I. IV. Media Aide l, IV. F.B.L A I, II, III, IV. FBI A. Secretary II, HI, F.B.L.A President IV, Track and Field II. Ill, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Latin Club IV, Yearbook IV. Lock. Stock, and Lipstick , “It Happens Every Summer . MICHAEL GERSHENFELD: July 21, 1964. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Plans: College Activities: Spanish Club 1, II. III. Student Council I. Ill, Soccer Manager IV. PAUL KREBS GILBERT: July 3,1964, Dunedin. Florida. Plans: College Activities: Marching Bank 1, II, III, IV, Symphonic Band I, II, III, IV, Jazz Band I, II. Ill, National Honor Society II, III, IV, Annie Get Your Gun . KATHERINE MARIA GORDY February 19. 1964. Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: U.M B.C, and Marriage Activities: Captain Drill Team I. II. Ill, IV. Black History Club I. Basketball I. II, III, IV. Softball I, II, III. Student Council Court Judge III. Class Advocate IV. KELLY LYNN GREENE: May 21. 1964, Lowell Massachusetts Plans: University of Maryland Eastern Shore and University of Maryland College Park Activities: Wicomico High School: Christian Fellowship I, Peer Pressure Committee II. Concert Choir II. Young Idealist Club II, A.F.S II, James M Bennett High School: F.B.L.A. Ill, Ensemble IV. STEPHEN TERRANCE GREENWOOD: April 17, 1964. Easton. Maryland. Plans: Salisbury State College and Marriage Activities: J.V. Football I. It. J.V Football Captain II. J.V Baseball I, Varsity Baseball II, Band I. II. Ill, IV. Varsity Football III, IV, Varsity Football Captain IV. Varsity Baseball III, IV, Varsity Baseball Captain IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Student Council Vice President IV GUNNAR KRISTINN GUNNARSSON: April 8. 1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College Activities: Band I. II, III. IV, Jazz Ensemble I. II. Ill, IV. Golf Team I. II. III. IV. Latin Club I. II. Ill, IV. Student Council I. II. IV. Tennis Team III. IV. All-Shore Band II. Who’s Who Among American High School Students . Varsity Club II, III, IV. “Little Mary Sunshine , “South Pacific . Annie Get Your Gun , “Guys and Dolls . “Who ' s Who in Music . Community Leader of America STEPHEN WARREN GURKIN: June 13. 1964. Plymouth. North Carolina Plans East Carolina University. Activities. Band I, II. HI. IV. All-Shore Band III. IV. “South Pacific . “Annie Get Your Gun . “Guys and Dolls . LINDA CHRISTINE HALES. July 13, 1964, Salisbury, Maryland Plans: College and Work DENA YVETTE HALL: July 27, 1964, Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: Norfolk State. Activities: Chorus I, Vo- Tech I, II, VICA 11. F.B.L.A. IV. John Haensler Linda Hales Katherine Gordy Kelley Greene Gunnar Gunnarsson Orlando Harper William Harris RICHARD EBERHART HALL: January 26,1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: J V Soccer I. II. Varsity Soccer III. IV. Indoor Track I, III, IV, Track I. II. Ill, IV. Latin Club I. Varsity Club IV EARL HANDY II: July 7. 1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Alabama A and M. University. Activities: Band I, II. Ill, IV, Jazz Band I. II, III, IV, All-Shore Band II. Ill, Track III, Football IV. Maryland State Solo and Ensemble IV, “Little Mary Sunshine , “South Pacific”. “Annie Get Your Gun , “Guys and Dolls” SEAN PATRICK HANNON: February 25. 1964, Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: College Activities: J.V Soccer I, Varsity Soccer II, III, IV, Band I, II, III, IV, Student Council Representative I. II, Student Council Executive Committee IV, Varsity Track I, II, III, IV. Varsity Club II, III, IV, Latin Club I, Spanish Club II, III, IV. “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick”, “Annie Get Your Gun , “It Happens Every Summer . EDWARD RAYMOND HARR: May 11, 1964, Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: College and Work. Activities: J.V. Baseball I, Varsity Baseball II, III, IV, Varsity Soccer III, IV, Latin Club I, II, III, Spanish Club IV APRIL LYNN HAYWARD: August 9, 1962, Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: College and Marriage Activities: VICA I. II. JACQUELINE HAYWARD: February 2,1964, Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: Salisbury State College. Activities: F.B.L.A. IV, Girls Track Team IV. ROBERTA FAYE HILLER: February 10. 1964, Morristown, New Jersey Plans: Salisbury State College Edward Harr April Hayward Patricia Hopkins Shelley Horne MILTON THOMAS HITCH: July 21, 1964. Salisbury, Maryland Plans: Work and Marriage. Activities: Varsity Baseball II, III. ELLYN JEAN HOGG: November 23, 1964, Abington, Pennsylvania. Plans: Penn State University. Activities: Field Hockey I, II, III, IV, Track I, II. III. Wrestling Statistician I. II, III, IV. Spanish Club I. II, IV, NHSII. IV. NHS Treasurer III, Holly Ball Court I, Varsity Club II, III, IV, Student Council II. IV. Homecoming Court II. Ill, Homecoming Queen IV. FRANCIS GERARD HOOKS: August 12, 1964. Salisbury, Maryland Activities: Class Advocate I. Class Vice President II, III. Student Council I, II, III, Student Council President IV, J.V. Soccer I, II, Varsity Soccer III, IV, Wrestling II, III, IV, Track II. Baseball HI. IV. Varsity Club Vice President III, Varsity Club IV. National Merit Scholarship Commended Student. PATRICIA LYNN HOPKINS: August 26. 1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Colorado Institute of Art Activities: Concert Band I. Rifle Squad 1. Class Council I, III, Student Affairs I. Student Council Alternate II. French Club I, J.V. Cheerleader II. Varsity Cheerleader III, IV, Art Club Treasurer IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Baseball Statistician II, III, “It Happens Every Summer”. DOROTHY CARMEN DRUSILIA HORSEY: August 7, 1964, Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: Hampton Institute and Marriage. Activities: Student Council I, II. III. Homeroom Representative I. II, Latin Club I, II, Chorus 1. II, 111, IV. Class Council II, IV, F.B.L.A. Ill, “Lock, Stock and Lipstick . Track and Field IV, Chess and Backgammon Club IV. SHELLEY ANNE HORNE: May 6, 1964, Gettysburg. Pennsylvania. Plans: College. Activities: Yearbook Staff I. II. Latin Club I, II, Magna Cum Laude National Latin Exam I, Tennis II, Keyetts I, II, Commended Scholar III, LOG Editor IV, Executive Committee IV, National Honor Society IV, “It Happens Every Summer”. JUANITA HOWARD: May 1. 1964, Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: Salisbury State College and Work WILLIAM LEE HUDGINS, JR: January 7, 1964, Salisbury, Maryland Plans: Monterey Peninsula College Activities: Deca I, II. DAVID HOWARD HUGHES: September 30. 1963. Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: Nashville Auto-Diesel School, Farm, and Party. ANGELA MARIE HUTCHERSON: February 8, 1964, Seaford, Delaware Plans: Wor-Wic Tech. Activities: Log Staff IV, BYC IV. Dorothy Horsey Juanita Howard Seniors in the crowd continued ... Leslye Johnson Vanessa Johnson LOLITA EVETTE HUTT: April 9. 1964: Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Traveling. Activities: Office Aide I, II, Black History I, Homeroom Representative I, III, Alternate II, Spanish Club II, III, Drill Team II, III, IV, Drama Club III, IV, Keyettes IV. Human Relations Club IV. ORVILLE COLUMBUS JACKSON: May 22. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Homeroom Representative I, II, III, Library Aide I, Black History Club I, Student Council I, II, III, IV, Tennis Team II, Class Advocate III, Voyager Staff III, IV. Drama Club III, IV, Student Affairs IV, Executive Committee IV, “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick , “Annie Get Your Gun , “It Happens Every Summer , “Guys and Dolls”. JANET LEIGH JARRETT: April 24,1964; Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Latin Club I, Rifles II, III, IV. LESLYE SUE JOHNSON: September 12,1964; Silver Spring. Maryland. Plans: University of North Carolina. Activities: Spanish Club I, II, Student Council I. Class Council II, III, IV, Holly Ball Court III, Golf Team I, II, III, IV, Captain Golf Team III, IV, Most Valuable Player III, Varsity Club IV. TRACEY DARNELL MOORE JOHNSON: July 27, 1964; Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: U.S. Coast Guard Activities: Marching Band I, II, III, IV, Concert Band I, II, III, IV. Track I. II, III, Indoor Track IV, Outdoor Track IV, Weight Lifting Club I. II. DECA I. VANESSA RENE JOHNSON: July 20,1964; Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Work. Activities: Office Aide I, II. Ill, IV, VICA I. II. Service Award III. JEFFREY ALLEN JONES: August 30, 1964; Brooklln, New York Plans: College. Activities: Concert Band I. Marching and Synphonlc Band II, III, IV, Track and Field II, III, IV, Jazz Band IV, Indoor Track IV. REGINALD CHARLES JONES: May 16, 1964; Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: U.S. Navy. Activities: Basketball IV, Track IV. Tracey Johnson Dawan Jones Deshera Jones 28 Evicka Jones Jeff Jones Regginald Jones Paula Kelley Tracey Kelley Wayne Kemble James Kiley Jeff Kiley Kurt Korman Kathryn Levitz PAULA JEAN KELLEY: October 9,1964; Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College Activities: French Club 1. II, III, IV, Soroptomlst Club II, Voyager Staff III, IV, Student Council Representative IV, AFS Club IV, “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick”, It Happens Every Summer”. WAYNE ADDISON KEMBLE: August 7, 1964; Bridgeport, Connectlcutt. Plans: College. Activities: Latin Club I, III, Band I, II, Photography IV, It Happens Every Summer , and Guys and Dojis . JAMES FRANCIS KILEY: January 4. 1963; Middletown Connectlcutt. Plans: Work. Activities: VICA I. MARK JULIAN KOCHMAN: August 4, 1964; Staten Island. New York. Plans: College. KATHRYN HOPE LEVITZ: April 20. 1964; Washington D.C. Plans: College. Activities: Track I, II, III, IV, Student Council Representative II, III, Varsity Club II, III, IV, Field Hockey III, Spanish Club III, Cross Country IV, Art Club IV, Photography Club IV. BARBARA LYNN LEWIS: January 8, 1964; Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Work. Activities: Bennett Youth Cares. CHARLES D. MACLEOD: March 26. 1964; Monrovia, Liberia. Plans: College. Activities: Tennis Team. Golf Team, National Honor Society, Voyager Staff, French Club, Varsity Club, Photography Club, “It Happens Every Summer”. Barbara Lewis Charles MacLeod Mark Kochman Seniors in the crowd continued ... Thomas McGrath Patrick McShane RAMON JOSEPH MATHEU: February 26, 1964. Brunswick. Maine. Plans. College. Activities: Art Club I. II. III. IV. Soccer Team I, II. Ill, IV. Varsity Club HI. IV. Spanish Club III. KATHLEEN MICHELLE MCCARTHY: July 11. 1964; Bowie, Maryland Plans: College. Activities: Keyette Club III. IV, BYC III, IV. Art Club IV, Class Council IV, It Happens Every Summer CLARENCE LEON MCDANIELS: January 27, 1964; Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Air Force and Marriage. WILLIAM THOMAS MCGRATH III: December 21. 1964; Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Engineering School. Activities: Latin Club I. II. Golf Team II, III, IV JUANITA MARIE MCPHAIL September 24. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: Modeling School. Activities Volleyball IV. BYC IV. MELANIE ANN MCWILLIAMS January 19. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland Plans: College Activities: Field Hockey Team II. 111. DECA I. II, Voyager Staff III, IV. CoEditor IV LOURETHA MELVIN: July 28. 1963; Copiague, New York Plans: Secretarial School and Work. Activities FBLA III. IV. Drama Club IV. KARL F MEYERS: December 13. 1962; Camden. New Jersey Juanita McPhail Melanie McWilliams Dawn Miller Leon Mills Cheryl Minton Debbie Mittle John Molenda William Moore Vernon Opdyke DAWN ESTHER MILLER: March 3,1964; Baltimore. Maryland Plans: U S Navy. Activities: French Club I, II. Ill, Office Aide III, IV. Drama Club IV. VICA. “Annie Get Your Gun CHERYL ANN MINTON: November 4. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland. Plans. College. Activities: AFSClub III. IV. Spanish Club I, IV. DEBORAH SUE MITTLE: August 9. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: College and Work. Activities: Student Council Representative I. II. Ill, Alternate IV. Student Affairs I. II, 111, BYC1, Public Relations 111, French Club DECA III, IV. School Store IV. JOHN RICHARD MOLENDA: August 9. 1964; Baltimore. Maryland. Plans: College Activities: Art Club I. II. HI, IV. Soccer Team I, II, Voyager Photographer II, 111, IV, Photography Club II, III, IV. Log Staff IV. Homeroom Representative IV. Thespians IV. South Pacific , “Lock. Stock, and Lipstick . “Annie Get Your Gun . (■ and Dolls”. WILLIAM EDWARD MOORE: December 6. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: DECA VERNON JOHN OPDYKE: September 12, 1964; Baltimore. Maryland. Plans: Air Force. Activities: Si Band II, III, It Happens Every Summer”. CHERYL ANNE OWENS: September 26. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: Legal Secretary. Activi| FBLA III, IV. Secretary III, Office Aide IV. DOREEN DENISE PALMER. December 2, 1963; Seaford. Delaware Plans: Wor WicTech Commu| College. Activities: DECA I, II, School Store IV. Cheryl Owens Seniors in the crowd continued ... JULIA FORREST PAYNE: May 23. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: College Park. Activities: National Honor Society II, III, IV, Wicomico Film Festival II, (II. COLIN DAVID PEDWELL: February 6. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Math Team III, VICA I, II. MONICA LOUISE PEDWELL: February 6. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: College and Marriage. Activities: National Honor Society II, III, IV, Spanish Club I, II, III, IV, It Happens Every Summer”. DONNA ROMELL PERRY: February 7. 1964, Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Band I, II, III, IV, Student Council Representative I, II, III, IV, Field Hockey Team Manager II, Spanish Club III, IV. Class Council IV, Photography Club III, Annie Get Your Gun , ' .ILEEN LENORD POLK: March 15. 1964; Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Band II. Ill, IV, ’ICA III, IV, Treasurer IV, French Club III, IV, FBLA IV, It Happens Every Summer . ' ERY LEMONT PRICE: February 19, 1964; Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Air Force and Marriage Activities: oor Track IV, Outdoor Track I, III, IV, Football II. A KAY PRICE: October 16, 1964; Frederick, Maryland Plans: College. Activities: Who’s Who Among zierican High School Students III, Student Advisory Committee III, National Honor Society III, IV, Voyager iff III, Drill Team I, Soroptomist Club Award I, Cheerleader II, III, IV, Captain IV, Varsity Club III, IV. vMELA GAYLE PURCELL: June 16, 1964; Salisbury. Maryland Plans: Work and Marriage. Activities: Clonal Honor Society II, III, IV. Lisa Price Michael Price Pamela Purcell 32 Wendi Phillips Avery Price Shirley Ramsey ■■■■I Shelley Rayne Gail Revelle Alan Ring Dwayne Ringold Alice Roberts Terri Rose SHELLEY RENEE RAYNE October 19, 1963. Petersburg, Virginia. Plans: College Activities: Hockey I. II. Ill, IV, Basketball I, II, Softball I, II, IV, Varsity Club II, III, Junior Class Play, A.F.S. Club. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, A.F.S. Exchange Student — Durban, South Africa, Netball DWAYNE RINGGOLD: November 25. 1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Army. ALICE RENEE ROBERTS: April 22. 1964, Seaford, Delaware Plans: College. Activities: Yearbook I. II, IV. Business Club I, II. Keyettes I. Ledgener Staff I, II, Black History Club I. F.B.L. A. Club III, IV, Softball, Teachers Aide. SCOTT GARY ROGERS: April 26. 1964, Oakland, California. Plans: Activities: Band I. II, III, IV. THERESA MARIE ROSE: January 21, 1964, Germantown Hospital. Plans: College. Activities: Spanish Club I, II, III, IV. Community Service Corps I, II, NHS III, IV, Math Team IV. Keyettes IV, Secretary of Senior Class, It Happens Every Summer . WENDY DAWN RUDD: July 2. 1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Work and Marriage. Activities: Photography Club I, Student Council I, Band II. VICA III; IV. HARVEY LEHMAN SALISBURY. JR: March 26. 1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Air Force and College GRANT SALTER III: April 30, 1964, Salisbury, Maryland Plans: College. Activities: Football I. II, III, IV, Basketball I, II, III, IV, Track II, Outstanding Senior Football Player Scott Rogers Barry Rosenlieb Seniors in the crowd continued ... Ralph Saylor Susan Seagraves Cinda Schilling Greg Scott Julie Seif Martha Senkbeil CINDA BETH SCHILLING: November 24, 1964, Salisbury, Maryland Plans: Goldie Beacum College. Activities: DECA III, IV. Library Aide HI, IV HOWARD GREG SCOTT: May 6. 1964, Salisbury, Maryland JULIE ANNE SEIF: June 16, 1964, Baltimroe, Maryland Plans Salisbury State College, Nursing. Activities: Yearbook II, ill, Class Council Representative III, Drama Club IV, Photography Club IV, Student Council Representative, “It Happens Every Summer”, Guys and Dolls”. KAREN SUE SEMELER: August 10, 1964, Salisbury. Maryland Plans: Legal Secretary. Activities: Office Aide III, DECA 1. MARTHA LOUISE SENKBEIL: September 25. 1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College - Law School. Activities: Latin Club I, II, III, IV. National Latin Exam Gold Medal I, II. MD Center for the Arts Summer Program I. Honor Society III, IV. Honor Society Vice President IV. Center for Advanced Studies Summer Program III, LOG Assignment Editor MARSHA DALE SHOEMAKER: November 8. 1964, Princeton. New Jersey. Plans: College. Activities: Band 1, II. HI. IV. Orchestra I, Volleyball I. II, HI. IV, French Club II. B.Y.C. II. Ill, IV. A.F.S. II. Ill, Tennis Team II. Ill, Latin Club III, IV. Girls Service Club Secretary III, Varsity Club III, IV. Math Team III, IV, National Honor Society III, IV, Keyettes Treasurer IV, Class Treasurer IV, “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick . “It Happens Every Summer . FRANCES ALLEN SMITH: January 16, 1964, Baltimore. Maryland. Plans: Travel. Activities: Class Secretary I, II, Student Council Representative I, II, Student Council Secretary III, Holly Ball Court I, Homecoming Court II, Ill, IV. Yearbook II, III, Drama Club IV. JOEL RAYMOND SMIHT: January 26, 1964, Salisbury, Maryland Activities: Band I, II, III, IV, Jazz Band I, II, III, IV. Spanish Club I. Karen Semeler Greg Shockley Paula Smith Richard Smith George Smoot Michael Soriano Philip Soriano Vantine Stallings Charles Strand PAULA JEAN SMITH: December 24. 1964, Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: Flagher College Activities: F.B.L.A I. DECA I, II. Concession Stand III, School Store IV. RICHARD GREGORY SMITH September 18. 1 964, Cambridge. Maryland Plans: U S. Air Force and College Activities: Soccer Manager IV. Baseball IV GEORGE MASSEY SMOOT September 25. 1963, Salisbury. Maryland Plans: College Activities: Soccer I. II. III. IV MICHAEL THOMAS SORIANO: April 10. 1963, Cleveland. Ohio Plans U S. Coast Guard Activities: Agriculture I. Human Relations Club II, Bible Club III, B Y.C IV, Key Club IV, Drama Club IV, DECA I. PHILIP LAMBERT SORIANO: May 30, 1964. Cleveland. Ohio. Plans: College. Activities Art Club I. II, III. IV. Wrestling II. Yearbook III, IV. DAWN LYNN SPEAKES June 9. 1964. Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Work and Training School. Activities: DECA I. II. VANTINE SHAY STALLINGS: August 4. 1964, Crisfield, Maryland. Plans: Marine Corps. Activities: F.B.L.A. I, II, 111. IV, General Chorus I, II, III, Explorers I. II. Ill, IV. Spanish Club II. Basketball Team Manager II. Werstling III, IV, Library Aide IV. PAMELA CAROL STEPHENSON: July 4. 1964, Salisbury. Maryland Plans: Marriage and Salisbury State College, Nursing Activities: Latin Club, I, II, National Honor Society II, III, National Latin Exam Silver Medalist II, Yearbook II, III, IV. Co-Editor Yearbook IV, Who’s Who Among American High School Students III, Science Seminar III, Math Team IV, It Happens Every Summer . EDWARD WILLIS SUMSTINE. July 24, 1963, Leonardtown, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Cross Country I, II, III, Track 1, II, Latin Club I, II. Ill, IV, Junior Classical League I, II, III, IV, Silver Medalist National Latin Exam II, III, Math Team III. IV, Film Festival II, National Commended Student IV, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. JULIE LYNN SURRICCHIO October 1. 1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Lee College and Peabody Conservatory. Activities. Latin Club I. II. Drama Club I. IV. Band I. II. Ill, IV. Keyettes I. Ensemble 111. IV. Jr. Class Play Lock, Stock, and Lipstick’’, “Annie Get Your Gun , Who’s Who Among American High School Students III, IV, Thespian Society IV, All State Chorus IV, Senior Class Play “It Happens Every Summer. Guys and Dolls . DAWN YVETTE TAYLOR: October 20, 1964, Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: A T State University Activities: Latin Club II. Gold Medalist National Latin Exam II. Rifle II. Ill, IV, Voice of Democracy Winner III, Journalism III, LOG Staff IV, “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick”. Edward Sumstine Julie Surricchio Dawn Speakes Pamela Stephenson Seniors in the crowd continued ... Rebecca Tilghman Talane Timmons KIMBERLY DAWN TAYLOR: March 24, 1964, Bethesda, Maryland Plans: College. Activities: Student Director “It Happens Every Summer”. GWENDOLINE PAIGE THOMAS: January 28, 1964, Wilmington, North Carolina. Plans: College. Activities. Keyettes I, Student Council Representative I, II, III, IV, Photography Club I, II, Yearbook Staff II, IV, Latin Club II. National Honor Society II. Ill, IV. REBECCA ANNE TILGHMAN: May 22. 1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Photography Club I. HARVEY KEITH TIMMONS: July 6.1964, Salisbury. Maryland Plans: U S. Navy Activities: Cross Country I. Soccer II, III, IV. VICA III, IV. TALANE TIMMONS: April 26, 1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Salisbury State College and Marriage Activities: J. V, Cheerleader I, II, Co-Captain II, Varsity Cheerleader III, IV, Chairman Concession Stand I, II, III, Student Affairs I. Student Council Representative II, Holly Ball Court II, DECA I, II. TIMOTHY ALLEN TIMMONS: March 13, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Philadelphia College of Textiles and Service. Activities: DECA I, II, DECA President II, Concession Stand III, School Store IV. BLAIR LEE TODD: March 11. 1964, Salisbury. Maryland Plans: College Activities: Wrestling 1. CHERIANNE KREH TODD: June 5, 1964, Baltimore. Maryland Plans. College. Activities: Tennis Team I, II, III, IV, Latin Club I, II, III, IV, Silver Medalist National Latin Exam II, III, Orchestra I, III, Class Treasurer II, Class Secretary III, Keyettes II, III, IV. Field Hockey III, IV. Student Council Secretary IV, Honor Society IV, Lock. Stock, and Lipstick”. Annie Get Your Gun HOWARD FRANKLIN TRAVERS: September 20. 1964, Seaford. Delaware. Plans: College. Activities: Spanish Club I, Drama Club IV, Bible Club IV. Human Relations Club IV, “It Happens Every Summer”. Keith Timmons Tim Timmons Richard Vance Eric Walker RONALD KEVIN TURNER: November 18, 1963, Salisbury. Maryland Plans: College. Activities: General Chorus I. II. Ensemble III, IV, Drama Club II. III. IV, Bible Club II. III. IV. Track II. Student Court Judge II. HI. Key Club III, IV, F.B.L.A IV. Lock, Stock, and Lipstick”. WAULEEAH CASSANDRA TURNER May 7. 1964. Salisbury. Maryland Plans Wor Wlc Tech Community College and Air Force. Activities: F.B.L.A. I. tl. Basketball II, III. IV CHARLES HOWARD TWILLEY: August 26. 1964. Salisbury. Maryland Plans College and Medical School. Activities: Symphonic Band I. II. 111. IV, Jazz Ensemble I, II, III, IV, Latin Club I. II. Ill, IV. Gold Medalist National Latin Exam I. II. National Honor Society II, III. IV, All Shore Band III. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students III. IV, Maryland Distinguished Scholar IV RICHARD ALLEN VANCE July 2. 1964, Salisbury, Maryland Plans College Activities: Key Club I. II. III. IV. Key Club President II. Ill, IV. Library Aide I. II. Bible Club I. II. III. IV. Drama Club I. III. IV. B Y C I. IV. F B.L A II. III. IV, Thespian Society 111, IV. Thespian Society President IV, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students III. “Little Mary Sunshine”. “South Pacific LAURIE ANN WAIN WRIGHT: September 21. 1964, Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: Business Communications and Beautician School. Activities: Drill Team I. II. III. DECA I, DECA Secretary II. FB.L.A ERIC BENNETT WALKER May 27. 1964, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. KEVIN LEROY WASHINGTON: January 21, 1964. Salisbury. Maryland Plans. College Activities Marching Symphonic Band I. II, III. IV. Drum Major II. Ill, IV. First Place Winner for Best Drum Major in Delmarvacade of Bands III. Student Council Homeroom Representative I. II. III. Jazz Ensemble III. IV. J.V Baseball I. II, Varsity Baseball I, II. IV DAVETTE LILCHELL WATERS: September 1. 1964, Salisbury. Maryland Activities: Black History Club I. Basketball I, II, Statistician for Soccer II. Latin Club I. II, National Latin Association II, First Place for Monochrome. Abstract in Wicomico County Film Festival. VANESSA GARNETTE WATERS: November 2. 1963. Salisbury. Maryland Plans: College Activities: Track and Field II. Basketball IV. FB.L.A. Ill, Chorus IV. DECA I. II MARY MARGARET WEBSTER April 14. 1964. Salisbury. Maryland Plans: University of Maryland College Park Activities: Drama I, II. III. IV. Secretary-Treasurer II. Vice President III, Thespian Society Secretary Treasurer IV. Photography I. II. Keyettes I. II. III. IV. A.F.S. I. II. III. IV. Secretary-Treasurer III. President IV. A PS. Student to Brazil. Class Council III, IV. Student Council Treasurer IV. “South Pacific”, “Annie Get Your Gun . Lock. Stock and Lipstick , It Happens Every Summer . Latin Club I. French Club II, III, IV. Yearbook I, II. Ill, Log IV, Band 1. Concession Stand II, III, IV, B.Y.C. I, II. Ill, IV, Student Affairs I, II, III, IV. Presidential Classroom IV. Christmas Play III. DUNCAN BUCHANAN WELLS: February 16. 1964. Salisbury. Maryland. Plans: College. Activities: Varsity Tennis I, II. III. IV. Latin Club 1. II. Gold Medal on National Latin Exam II. Varsity Soccer III. IV. Varsity Club II. III. IV. Laurie Wainwright Kevin Washington Seniors in the crowd continued ... Phillip Wells Catherine Wheatley Leigh Wheatley Allen White Ester White Perry White PHILIP LEONARD WELLS: September 19. 1963, Salisbury. Maryland Plans: College Activities: Varsity Football III. IV. DECA I. II. DECA Award III. School Store IV. CATHERINE MARGARET WHEATLEY: May 2. 1964, Seaford, Delaware. Activities: Band II. Jazz Ensemble II, Choral Ensemble II. III. IV. South Pacific”. DECA I. II. LEIGH ANN WHEATLEY: August 27, 1964, Salisbury, Maryland Plans: College, U S. Air Force. Activicites: Spanish Club I. Yearbook III, Bible Club III, Keyettes IV. ALLEN ANTHONY WHITE: July 19, 1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: Navy Activities: J.V. Basketball II, Varsity Basketball III, IV. Varsity Club IV, Art Club IV. ESTHER LEIGH WHITE: April 12, 1964, Salisbury, Maryland PERRY MARION WHITE: August 26. 1964, Salisbury. Maryland Plans: Work PHILIP EDWIN WHITE: February 26, 1964, Salisbury, Maryland Plans: Marriage, College, and Work. Activities: Library II, DECA Store II, Wrestling Manager II. Wrestling III. Baseball Manager II, Football III, Varsity Club III. Vica Club III, IV. RAE JEAN WILL: May 2, 1964, Patuxent, Maryland. Plans: College. Dental Hygine, and Marriage. Activities: Photography Club I. Class Council Representative II, III, IV, Science Fair Third Place II, Volleyball III, IV, Keyettes IV. Drama Club IV, “It Happens Every Summer Gary White Philip White Annette Wilson Mary Beth Wulff Tony Wutoh Christopher Wilson Hughes Wright Mark Wright ANNETTE SHAWNEE WILSON: January 16. 1964, Salisbury. Maryland Plans: Wor-Wic Tech College. Marriage. Activities: Black History Club I, Drill Team II, HI. IV. FBLA HI. IV. Deca III. CHRISTOPHER ALEXANDER WILSON: September 20. 1963, Salisbury. Maryland Plans: College Activities: J.V. Football I, Varsity Football II, III, IV. J.V. Basketball 1, II. Varsity Basketball III, IV. J.V Baseball I, Varsity Baseball II, III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Student Council Representative I, National Honor Society III, IV. HUGHES EUGENE WRIGHT, JR: September 2, 1963, Salisbury, Maryland Plans: U.S. Army. Activities: Track I. II. Ill, IV, Indoor Track III, IV. Cross Country II, III. IV. Varsity Club III, IV. DECA I. HI. DECATreasurer II, Drama Club III, Yearbook Business Manager IV MARK IVAN WRIGHT: November 4, 1964, Salisbury, Maryland. Plans: College or U. S. Navy. Activities. Manager Baseball Team 1. Baseball IV MARY BETH WULFF: July 11. 1964, New Paltz, New York. Plans: Frostburg State College. Activities: Field Hockey I, II, III, IV. Girls Basketball I. II, III, IV, Softball I, II, III, IV. Varsity Club II, III, Student Council I, II. Latin Club I, II, “It Happens Every Summer , VICA I, II, VICA Parliamentarian I, Advisory Board for VO-TECH IV. ANTHONY KWEKU WUTOH: September 22. 1965, Accra. Ghana. Plans: U M.B.C.. Medical School. Activities: Latin Club, I, II, French Club III, IV, J.V. Soccer I, Varsity Soccer II, IV, J.V. Wrestling I, Varsity Club II, Band I. II, III, Black History Club I, Student Court Judge II. Medical Explorers III, Track Field IV, D.M.S.Q.T. Commended Student IV, Who’s Who Among American High School Students KELLY LYNN WYCALL: November 20, 1964, Washington, D C Plans: College. Activities: Keyettes I, II, III, BYC I, II. Ill, National Honor Society II, III, IV, Spanish Club I, Field Hockey II, III, IV. Varsity Club II. Ill, IV. Math Team III. DANA RENEE YAW January 10. 1964, Chatan-Son, Okinawa. Plans: College. Activities: Homecoming Court I, Class Treasurer I. Volleyball I, Photography Club Treasurer II, Student Council II, III, IV, Service Aware III, IV. Cheerleading I, II, III, IV, Cheerleading Captain II. Cheerleading Co-Captain IV. ANGELA JOY EWING: December 18. 1963, Baltimore, Maryland. Plans: Woodridge School for Secretaries. Activities: Drill Team I. Field Hockey II, Keyettes II. Kelly Wycall Seniors in the crowd Continued . . . Seniors Not Pictured ANINE CORTEZ BRIDDELL: February 8. 1963; Berlin. Maryland Plans U S. Army and Military Police DONALD C. COX: January 19. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland Plans: Work. Activities: Agriculture I. II. III. IV DAVID ALLEN HEARN September 22. 1963; Salisbury. Maryland. Plans Work ANGELA LEVETTE JACKSON April 12. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland Activities: Drill Team II. III. DECA I. II RICHARD ALLEN JOHNSON August 31. 1964; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Plans College Activities Track and Field I. II. III. IV. LEONARD LEE ROBINSON JR November 25. 1964. Salisbury. Maryland. Plans; Air Force Activities: School Store I. II. III. IV. FBLA I. II, DECA I, U LAMONT E. SMITH: October 25. 1964; Salisbury. Maryland Plans U S Air Force Activities: Football 11. Manager of Basketball II PHILLIP MORRIS TAYLOR August 27. 1963; Rochell Georgia. Plans U S Air Force and Marriage Best Smiles: Charlie Dolbey and Candie Smith Studious Boy: Paul Gilbert Class Clowns: Matt Landry and Cimon Coulbourn Best Dressed: Jeff Jones and Katherine Gordy SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 41 Most Popular: Francis Hooks and Beth Beauchamp Best Looking: Chris Davis and Ellyn Hogg CLIPPER SPORTS Most Athletic: Grant Salter and MaryBeth Wulff Studious Girl: Kim Clouser 42 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Spirited: Sean Hannon and Lisa Price Class Flirts: Ronnie Chew and Pat Hopkins Best Eyes: Steve Greenwood and Annette Wilson Most Likely to Succeed: Mike Bayline and Martha Senkbiel Friendliest: Jay Jackson and Leslye Johnson 43 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET April 21, 1982 AWARDS GIVEN TO SENIORS BY THE JUNIORS 1) Best Looking Award — Chris Davis and Wendy Phillips 2) Nicest People Award — Katie McCarthy and Jay Jackson 3) Best Dressed Award — Jeff Jones and Leslie Johnson 4) Jock Award — Grant Salter and Jan Miles 5) Most Likely to Succeed One Way or Another Award — David Hughes 6) Popeye and Olive Oil Award — Stephen Couzens and Julie Payne 7) A Lifetime Subscription to the Enquirer and a Plane Ticket to Leave This Gossipping Town Award — Pat Hopkins 8) “I’m Bad’’ Award — Chris Wilson 9) Old Unfaithful Award — Gary Flower 10) An Applausing Contest to see Which One Had the Most Dates in One Year Award — Matt Landry and Duncan Wells 11) Dolly Parton Look Alike Award and a Rzaor to Shave His Beard — Steve Greenwood 12) Award for Trying Hard, But Not Hard Enough — Matt Landry 13) “Miss Priss’’ Award — Ellyn Hogg 14) Key to the School Since She Thinks She Owns It anyway Award — Beth Beauchamp 15) “RahRah” Cheerleader Award — Sean Hannon 16) “Larry This, Larry That” Award and A Comb to Make Sure Her Hair Is Perfect When He Comes Home - Dana Yaw 17) Dictator Award — Phil Wells 18) Fifty Ways to Leave Your Lover — Wendy Phillips 19) Hard Head Award — Ricky Smith 20) You Had Your Chance Award — Gunnar Gunnarsson 21) The Uncool Award — Soriano Brothers 22) Video Award — Pat McShane and Jimmy Hillman 23) Snake Award — Blair Todd 24) Clark Kent Award — Paul Gilbert 25) C B Award — Alan Ring 26) A Flower Because We Never Promised Her a Rose Garden Award — Candie Smith 27) Golden Glove Award — Ralph Saylor and David Callahan 28) “You Deserve A Break Today” Award — Francis Hooks 29) An Emmy Award for Trying So Hard — Tracy Clark JUNIOR TO SENIOR When all the knowledge of all the kinds, Doesn’t help me to reason, Why do I feel, There is nothing to know, But what the wind has told me in its seasons, The stars of night gleam down on me, And help me see what I will see, Will the moon shine down and be a lantern on the path for me, The path in its infinity says it will be good for me. People come and people go, In their time they often sow their wild oats as we shall know, They try to find what they will be, But they become what we will see, We will not understand its mean, How can I show you that I know, What we will see is what they have seen. Robert Straw LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT cl™ CLASS OF JAMES M. BENNETT SENIOR HIGH, BEING OF SOUND MINDS AND BODIES DO BEOUEATH THF FOLLOWING TO OUR TREASURED FRIENDS, NODDING ACQUAINTANCES AND OTHERS IN THE CLASS OF ’83 Jordan Ellis leaves Frank Willing the Snake Award. Three senior girls leave Todd Stephen’s heartbreaker a bottle of scope. Leslye Johnson leaves Keith Murray a can of pesticide. Beth Beauchamp leaves Paul Fitzgerald a little more energy so they both can make it across the river. Pat Benzin and Jordan Ellis leave Michael Kolb ten free new wave haircuts, guitar lessons. hocVe e ys 0 hir h ts Ckey P ' ayerS Darlene Malchow a faster P air ° f shoes so she can keep up with a moving car; and. in case she still can’t, a year’s supply of Pat Hopkins and Leslye Johnson leave Mr. Slacum — Pam Coffin. Tonya Church leaves Mr. Himes the “Zapp Award.” Leslye Johnson leaves Alice Frost “10 ways to get ungrounded. The seniors leave Mrs. Carey a stack of research papers written in pencil on both sides of lined paper, copied directly from MacBeth Cliff notes. Steve Greenwood leaves Frank Willing a harpoon for all his whaling excursions. The senior class would like to leave the junior class — Bob Caldwell. All the seniors in Mrs. Parker’s Spanish classes would like to leave her the “Habla en espanol” Award. Teri Rose. Beth Beauchamp, Wendi Phillips, and Phil Wells leave Paul Fitzgerald his own identity so he won’t have a copy after his brothers. Wendi Phillips leave her sister, Jenni, a full week of school. Jay Jackson leaves Denean Church the bionic foot award. The senior class leaves Todd Stephens a bigger pair of shorts. Richard Hall, Jordan Ellis, and Pat Hopkins leave Tracy Ford, alias “cat woman,” a 50 lb. bag of Purina Cat Chow. Lso ' like o add lead S for double ' protection kryn ' eaVe b °° ,S ° ™ CV F ° fd ’ Fr ° St ' Urrai e Pit,a ’ and Ka ™ Bu ' They would Jordan Ellis, Ralph Saylor, and Steve Doyle leave John Sadler a place on the J.V. wrestling team, and a lifetime membership to the Paul Fitzgerald Fan Dawn Taylor leaves Chuck Pryor a years training in basketball with Pat Ewing. A group of seniors leave Dawn Jones 50 ways to stay out of trouble. Harold Aikins and Meg Webster leave Frank Rodriquez a personal interview with Ozzy Osbourne, a box of dog bones and the title, the Ultimate Greek The senior class leaves Mr. Wescoe — James M. Bennett Senior High. Gail Revelle leaves Julie Webster the book of 1001 ways to handle David Hughes. The varsity sports teams leave Brian Toadvine as his own manager. Kathryn Levitz, Laurie Cathcart, Ellyn Hogg leave Karen Tossey the best of luck in her senior year of running. Kathryn Levitz leaves Tracy Ford a picture of David Callahan so she can dream on. Kathryn Levitz leaves her “True Grit” Award to Keith Murray. The Senior class leaves the whole junior class a years supply of valium to keep Frank Rodriguez and Drew Phillips calmed down. Chip MacLeod leaves Frank Willing driving lessons with Peggy Pusey — no hard feelings, Frank! The senior guys leave Stephanie Willey a mirror and brush because she is so vain. Miss Piggy leaves Kermit a big fat kiss! Wendy Phillips leaves Jane Morris a pile of snow to ease the pain of skiing. Ellyn Hogg leaves her better mood award from last year to Dana Williams. The seniors from Mrs. William’s 6th period Art III-IV class leave her a class wearing name tags so maybe then she can keep their names straight. Katie McCarthy leaves Karen Tossey Chris Davis so she can hear how much her boy friend likes her. The senior cheerleaders leave the junior cheerleaders an arbitrator and a years supply of pentagons. Cheri Todd leaves Mr. Smoot 180 days of listening to HER lecture on the minute details of European history to see how enthusiastic HE is! Eddie Harr leaves to Andrew Hanna his own toy whistle in remembrance of his keen eye for off sides in the State Quarter Finals Soccer Game against Elkton on November 6, 1981. Francis Hooks leaves Terry Dunham the second best Mud Wrestler Award. The senior class leaves to Dana Williams and Jenni Phillips a blow-up Wendi doll and full color poster. Phil Wells leaves Jane and Jenni a pacifier for when Wendi isn’t there to comfort them. Mrs. Hayne’s fourth period class. College English, would like to leave her a debate with John Baker. P.O.E. class would like to leave J.C. Parker the distinguished service award for Bardnomics and lessons from George Smoot on how to handle his gizmo. The World Civilization and P.O.E. Classes would like to leave Mr. Smoot a big fluffy pillow to sleep on during the next years New York Trip. In the interest of beautiful legs, Lolita Hutt leaves Cheri Leonard her sexy calves. Leigh Jarrett leaves Alice Frost her hair and an appointment at Mr. Ray’s Hair Weave. The Senior Class of ’82 leaves Mr. Savoy three lunch shifts without the body of James M. Bennett. Also, the class of ’82: — leave Andrew Hanna and Danny Hannon the distinction of being BROWN NOSES. — leave Charlotte Haberstroh — Darryl Willing. — leave Melanie Gurkin some responsibility. — leave Karen Bunn — Jordan Ellis. — leaves the cafeteria 50 lbs. of real hamburger for next year’s platters. — leave Willie Sheppard a record breaking season in football, basketball, and track. — leave Terry Dunham a cradle and a wagon for his ego. — leave Steve and Rodney Bounds a few innocent girls. Sean Hannon leaves the juniors all his class spirit. The seniors on the baseball team leave Jeff Olds, Scott Wierman’s baby shoes — maybe he can fit into them. The seniors in the trumpet section leave Mr. Hammer some decent flute players. The class of ’82 can be remembered as excelling in athletics, academics, and school activities. Our memories are more detailed and although many may seem insignificant, they are often the ones that leave lasting impressions. When we first entered JMB in September of 1978 our feelings ranged from fear to awe to utter confusion, afraid of not seeing a familiar face, afraid of the unknown, and afraid of appearing as naive as we really were. We were in awe of the beautiful senior women and the much larger guys. Our confusion ranged from finding our classes in a backward world to figuring out who to sit with at lunch. We started getting our act together with the election of class officers. We elected Scott Wulff president, Beth Beauchamp vice-president, Dana Yaw secretary, Gandie Smith treasurer and Francis Hooks advocate. Mrs. Walters and Miss Vice got the dubious honors of being our advisors and we have been lucky to have their guidance for four years. Our first taste of competition came during Homecoming. We enjoyed making our float more than the judges enjoyed looking at it. We bounced back with a second place in the hall decorating competition. At the end of our first year, we had approximately $300 in our treasury, most coming from our chicken barbeque. We put eveything together in our sophomore year, walking away with almost everything. With Beth Beauchamp as President, Francis Hooks as vice-president, Candi Smith as secretary, Cheri Todd as treasur¬ er, and Charlie Dolbey as advocate; we were first in Homecoming float competition, Christmas hall decora¬ tions and during class competition week, we had the greatest legs and the best leap-frogger. Our class spirit was shown in our two main fund raisers. Our chicken barbeque and rock concert left us with over $1000 in our treasury. Academics grew harder and more time was spent studying. But we could never study enough for Mr. Peterman’s multiple choice tests. In our Junior year, we re-elected Beth Beauchamp and Francis Hooks as president and vice-president and elected Cheri Todd secretary, Tyree Nutter treasurer and Jay Jackson advocate. We got second in both Homecoming float competition and class competition week. Our comedy presentation of Lock, Stock and Lipstick, starring Shelley Rayne and Trey Patt was a huge success. Three members of our class traveled overseas through the American Field Service with Shelley Rayne going to South Africa, Ginny Gourley to New Zealand, and Meg Webster to Brazil. During the Junior-Senior banquet, we found out how the Seniors felt about us. For example, giving Elyn Hogg, Pat Hopkins, Kathryn Levitz and Laurie Cathcart lead boots. Our annual chicken barbeque and class play increased our treasury. Finally we were the Seniors and wondered if the freshmen were in awe of us. The officers for our last year were Beth Beauchamp — president, Charlie Dolbey — vice-president, Dale Shoemaker — treasurer, Terri Rose — secretary, Kathy Gordy — advocate, and Scott Wulff — historian. We handily won class competi¬ tion week with an overwhelming win on All Sports night. Our class play was again a success with Terri Rose, Wayne Kemble, Tracy Clark, Meg Webster, Molly Bicknell, Charlie Dolbey, and Dale Shoemaker, starring in “It Happens Every Summer”. The impression that we have made will fade in the minds of many, but to the members of the Class of ’82, the memories will be lasting and will be a significant part of their lives. We hope that the future will bring to each of us as many good times as we have had in the past four years and that each will achieve the goals that they have set for themselves. It is hard to say good-bye to friends that you have shared so much with — the good, the bad, happy and sad. Time has slipped away quickly. As we go our separate ways we won’t forget the memories and moments we shared together as the class of 1982. 48 SENIOR AWARDS ASSEMBLY Recognition of National Merit Finalists and Commended Students Kim Clouser, Mike Bayline, Steve Couzens, Martha Senkbiel, Shelly Horne, Francis Hooks Math Team Awards Ed Sumstine Recognition of VICA State Finalists Eileen Polk FBLA State and Regional Awards Loretha Melvin, Alice Roberts, Vantine Stallings, Lynnette Faircloth, Jackie Hayward, Sharon Barton, Ronnie Turner, Ricky Vance, Vickie Gale Outstanding member: Ricky Vance State of Maryland Merit Scholastic Awards John Baker, Steve Cousens, Gunnar Gunnarsson, Ellyn Hogg, Ed Sumstine, Lisa Price, Kelly Wycall, Chris Wilson, Dale Shoemaker, Martha Senkibel, Cherrianne Todd, Charles Twilley Recognition of Achievement in Foreign Language Ellyn Hogg — Spanish Martha Senkibel — Latin Julie Payne — French Deca Awards — Tim Timmons, Melanie McWilliams Work Progress — Laurie Wainwright, Paula Smith Recognition — Debbie Mittle Yearbook Award Melanie McWilliams, Lynnette Faircloth Music Awards Piano Nancy Cimino, Rifle Tyree Nutter, John Phillip Sousa Kevin Washington Drama Club Awards Who’s Who in Music — Nancy Cimino, Ricky Vance Acting — Trey Patt Total Theater — Tracey Clark, Ricky Vance Wicomico Women’s Club Award — Nancy Cimino Outstanding Male and Female Athlete Award — Chris Wilson, Mary Beth Wulff Seidel Student Athlete Award — Ellyn Hogg James M. Bennett Senior High School PTSA Awards VOCA — Keith Timmons, Colin Pedwell, Bus: — Pam Purcell, Kim Correy General — Scott Rogers, Paige Thomas, Aca. — Kim Clouser, Charles Twilley Old Home Prize — Martha Senkbeil James M. Bennett School Service Awards Terri Rose, Phil Soriano, Kevin Washington, Lisa Price, Tyree Nutter, Cherly Minton, Joan Banks, Mike Bayline Alpha Kappa Alpha Award — Vickie Gale Sons of American Revolution Award — Kim Clouser Salisbury Area of Chamber of Commerce Award — of Merit — Charles Twilley Wicomico County Bar Association — Jay Jackson Jill Marmer Award — Lynnette Faircloth Community Player Scholarship Award — Harold Aikins Elks Club Award — Kim Clouser Wicomico County Medical Society Scholarship Award — Kim Clouser Kiwanis Club Award — Charles Twilley Key Club Award — Terri Rose Ki-Wives Keyette Scholarship Award — Kim Clouser Rotary Club Award — Ricky Vance DECORATING We’ve Only Bennett’s Prom was held on Friday, May 14, 1982 at 8:30 p.m. in the Midway Room of the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center. The theme was taken from our class motto “We’ve Only Just Begun”. The Midway Room was decorated in our class colors midnight blue and silver. A gazebo, decorated with live plants and placed in the middle of the room was a perfect setting for pictures. Music for the evening was provided by “Majestic”, a band from Baltimore. The grand march began promptly at 10:00 p.m. The class song “Don’t Look Back” by Boston, was played during the introduction of couples. The Prom ended at 11:30 p.m. Everyone had an evening that will long be remembered. Just Begun FINAL DAY . . . 54 How many times did we have to practice the up and down motions? How many times did the first row of boys mess up? It was all so fun but, yet all so short. Graduation practice was fun and exciting, we all could not wait till the final hour, the final count down. Then it was here before we knew it. The first row of boys finally got their act together and when your name was called, you felt proud and excited. For a very short minute you wanted to let everyone know that you were proud and excited and happy that you finally made it down the long row and that you don’t want to look back at all the tests, homework, and pressure. A new day has broken and we hope to make something of our new life and ven¬ tures and expectations. June 2, 1982. i 55 JUNIORS in the crowd JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Danny Hannon Vice President: Nancy Peters Secretary: Carolyn Holliday Treasurer: Susan Fisher Advocate: Ashely Dawson Tammy Adkins Barbara Aikens Alison Backus Terether Barton Andy Basile Stacey Bayline Sue Beachamp Natalie Bean Linda Beste Raphael Blake Melissa Blaylock Beth Blevins Rodney Bounds Steve Bounds Jimmy Brown Tammy Bundick Karen Bunn Calvin Burrell Christopher Burrell George Butts Melody Campbell Vance Campbell Dwayne Carroll John Cascino 60 Alden Cavanaugh Denean Church Kim Clark Robert Cluff Pam Coffin Tracy Conway James Cornish Robert Coulbourne Laverne Cuffee Loretta Daniels Karen Dashiell Noland Dashiell Kim Davenport Ashley Dawson Stephanie Dennis David Dobraski Richard Duffy Jenny Dukes Terry Dunham Alex Epstein David Falin Susan Fisher Paul Fitzgerald Tracy Ford Alice Frost Penny Gates Towanda Gates Lisa Gibson Dixon Gourley Jon Greene Kim Greer Paulette Griffin Melanie Gurkin Mark Gwaltney Charlotte Haberstroh Paul Haines Buddy Hall Andrew Hanna Danny Hannon Barbara Hayward Lisa Heath Sue Hiddleson 61 JUNIORS continued Pat Hinman Carolyn Holliday Betty Howard Kirt Hubbard Darryl Hudgins David Hughes Gene Hughes Howard Hull Wendy Hull Michelle Humphrey Jennifer Hunt Lamont Jackson Kelley Jenkins Gayle Johnson Jim Johnson Brian Jones Chatleita Jones Dawn Jones Harlan Jones Ted Kennard Sung Jin Kim David King Deborah Kirsh Michael Kolb Ken Kundell Doug Larger Charlene Lauer Cale Layton Sherri Leonard Gordon Lewis Paul Lewis Carlissa Maddox James Llewellyn Mike Lobus Diane Lord Greg Lowe Darlene Malchow Ronnie Malone Stacey Manley Mike Martin Arlene Mason Dan Masucci 62 Doug McAllister Glen McBride Maria McBride Sandra McFadden Jackie McGee Kim McIntyre Sharlene Mendoza Valerie Mills Angela Mitchell Ivy Mitchell Patrick Mitchell Jackie Mittle Jamie Moore Joe Moore Ronnie Moore Jackie Morgan Jane Morris Joe Morris Kevin Morris Zinna Morris Keith Murray Dean Murrell Paul Nay Dan Niblett Keith Nichols Leroy Nichols Lynn North Sherry Nutter Jeff Olds Suzanne O’Neill Brenda Owens Sheila Palmer Karen Parker Dawn Parrott Kevin Parsons Dawn Perry Nancy Peters Drew Phillips Jenni Phillips Lorraine Pitta Jesse Price Mary Price 63 JUNIORS continued Thomas Price Rodney Prince Chuck Pryor Tim Pryor George Robinson John Royston Frank Rodriguez Dave Rudisill John Sadler Darryl Sanders Sylvia Saylor Phil Schisler Carina Schoofield Lisa Scott Paul Shearer Willie Sheppard Tim Shiles Steve Silbert Kanwal Singh Anthony Smith Bonita Smith David Snow Kathy Snyder Denise Stanford Lisa Stanford Julie Sterling Todd Stephens Angela Styles Antonio Styles Jim Sumstine Mark Tamosaitis Elizabeth Taylor Cindy Taylor Floyd Taylor Kim Thomas Norman Thomas Kim Tilghman Bryan Toadvine Karen Tossey Michelle Trader Lisa Turner Monica Turner 64 Wendy Turner Monique Wagner Tammy Wallace Terri Waters Victor Waters Brian Watson Julie Webster Ed Welch Theresa Wheeler Antonio White Gwen White Lowell White Rodney White Leslie Wiggins Stephanie Willey Chauncey Williams Dana Williams Donald Williams Jeff Williams Lionel Williams Nina Williams Frank Willing Lisa Wilson Sue Wise Pictures not available for: Tammy Bell, Terrance Brown, Donald Douglas, Yvette Downing, John Elias, Paul Elias, Tina Fitzgerald, Floyd Horseman, Tina Hyman, Elena Kelley, Carlisa Maddox, Lisa Marshall, Kristina Mclnturff, Dean Morris, Chris Patton, Edo VanDerZee, Estella White, Winford Hughes 65 Sophomores in the Crowd: 67 SOPHOMORES m the crowd SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President: Robert Caldwell Vice President: Susie Hancock Secretary: Joni Sue Taylor Treasurer: Renee Wiggins Advocate: Jeff Erskine Susan Adkins Anna Allen Christopher Audet Jodee Bachtler Lisa Bailey George Baird William Bennie Kevin Bernstein Pictures Not Available: William Bowers Dwayne Carroll Angela Cartwright Noland Dashiell Wendy Delaney Julie Dilworth Pennie Doherty Janine Haas Pamela Hodges Todd Mattox Ricky Oliver Suzanne O’Neill Larry Peaslee Lisa Wilson Lisa Bishop Martin Bohler Susan Boston Keith Bounds Maurice Bozman Andre Bratten Jennifer Brewer Teresa Briggs James Burke Darryl Byrd Thomas Caine Robert Caldwell Susan Carey Carren Carper Allisa Carr Cam Carte Brian Catlin Charles Causey 68 Renee Chambers Charlotte Chamblin Angela Cherrix Charles Cipolla Chad Clark Michele Clautice Paul Collins Monica Condon Scott Connell Michelle Cornish Brian Crockett Rhonda Crouch Carol Culpepper James Cupp Marc Curry Elmer Davis Patricia Davis Sidney Davis Wayne Davis Douglas Day Andrea Denston David Dill Jennifer Dixon Cathy Dolbey Claretha Durham Lear Dutton Joseph Edwards Gregg Ellis James English Larry Ennis Dalton Entzminger Jeffrey Erskine William Fitchet Jody Fletcher Stacie Flower Melinda Forester Sarah Gale Shelia Gattis Tracey Gibb Debra Gibbens Elizabeth Gilbert John Gillespie 69 SOPHOMORES continued Neil Glynn Scott Goodson Kimberly Graham Mike Gray James Grove Carol Hackert Michael Hackshaw Lamont Hall Stephen Hall Tina Hall Susan Hancock Michael Hannon Lori Harden Victor Harper Marc Harrington Christopher Harris Ronald Harris Edward Hastings Dawn Hayslett William Hearne Ethlyn Hill Paula Hollan Ellen Holloway Johnathan Hopwood Beth Houseal Jill Howard Elizabeth Hughes Andrea Hull Ernest Hunter Leigh Hurley Darryl Hutt Harry Insley Percy Jackson Rani Jenkins Edith Johnson Erica Johnson Etah Johnson Melissa Johnson Melvin Johnson Paul Johnson Sheila Johnson Ralph Jones 70 Zelma Jones Robert Justice Robert Kellam Sung Sil Kim Lena Kirkland Kathleen Knowles Caroline Lamer Gary Lang Clifton Lawrence Jennifer Lescallette Jennifer Levitz Terri Littleton Lori Lonegro Richard Lovett Donald Malone Robin Mariner Diane Marshall William Marshall Tina Matweinko John McCann John McDonald Shauna McGriff Teige McShane Pete Meeks Levinia Meyers Linda Miller Martin Miller Robert Miller Shonda Miller Todd Miller Felicia Mitchell Valerie Mitchell Ronald Morgan Edward Morris Sheryl Morris Vanessa Morris Carl Morton John Murphy Laura Murray Susan Niblett Frederic Nicolle Darryl Nutter 71 SOPHOMORES continued Eric Owrutsky Kim Palmer Gorman Parker Lynn Patrick Patti Pepper Robert Pich Jacqueline Pinkett Guy Polin Robert Polk Harry Pollay Mike Poore Jennifer Porter John Postles Karen Price Victoria Puckett Mary-Tim Ramsey Valerie Rayne Victor Rayne Vincent Reddick Danielle Ring Charlotte Ringgolc Frankie Roberts Lybrant Robinson Susan Russen Tony Salisbury Dwight Sample Steven Schwartz Michael Seagrave Susan Serman Suzanne Sheaer Cheryl Shirk Michelle Shockley Ronald Shockley Stacey Silvia David Sipes Laura Sirois James Slacum Crystal Smith David Smith Faith Smith Lorrey Smith Portia Smullen 72 Sherri Smothers Timothy Starnes Lisa Stevenson Robert Straw Timothy Straw Bruce Stromberger Michael Sykes Danile Taylor John Taylor Jonni Sue Taylor Tammi Taylor Patrick Thomas Amy Tilghman April Toadvine Ralph Townsend Richard Tudor Wardell Turner Tracie Twigg Daphne Vaughn Demetra Veney Larry Wagner William Walker John Weaver William Webster Mark Weirman Ann White Kimberly Widdowson Renee Wiggins Charles Williams Jenni Williams Joyce Williams Michael Williams Darryl Willing Domique Wilson Ginny Wilson Samantha Wilson Timmie Wooten John Wright Lisa Wright Steven Wright Danita Young Lynne Zosh 73 Freshmen in the Crowd: 75 FRESHMEN in the crowd Amie Blackwell Adria Bloxham William Boyd Lisa Bozman Robert Brem David Brewster FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President: Matt Masucci Vice President: Eva Burbage Secretary: Kim Outten Treasurer: Jay Shupe Advocate: Julie Timmons Jennifer Adams Steven Adkins Janine Anderson John Atkins Kim Bateman Lisa Beasley Patrick Bender William Brewster Gary Briddell John Briddell Robert Brittingham Angela Brown Bernadine Brown 76 Randee Brown Karin Brunet Evan Burbage Suzanne Burton Clifford Camphor Catherine Carl Tammy Carter Renne Carroll Richard Carroll David Cherry Hollie Christian Daniel Church Glenn Coffin De Notta Collins Jacqueline Collins Stephany Condon Regina Copeland Gwen Daniels Betty Dashiell Darrell Dashiell Jeffrey Dayton Sheila Deshields Antoinette Dickerson Michelle Douglas Mary Doyle Mary Drayton Carol Duffy Steven Efford Walter Elisey Cynthia Ennis Brian Esham Tammy Feather Percy Fields Teresa Fitzgerald Thomas Fitzgerald Leonard Fletcher Lisa Fletcher Glen Forstyhe David Foskey Donna Foskey Tracey Foxwell Wendy Freshwater 77 FRESHMEN continued Julie Frost Barry Gaines Steven Gershenfeld Linda Gillespie Wendy Gordy Lee Granger Jane Gray Bryan Green Tracy Greene Jeffrey Greenwood Pam Griffin Eugene Grove Phillip Guy Scott Haines Tim Hannon Eric Harmon Tabitha Harmon Nancy Harwood William Hearn Neena Hearne Sherry Hitch Levin Hitchens Ray Holloway Nick Holubyckj Patricia Hopkins Beth Howard Corlie Huber Bryan Hull Dawn Hull Deanne Hull Melissa Hunt Cheryl Hunter Devoria Hutt Duane Insley Howard Jarrett Anthony Johnson David Johnson Deedra Johnson Elaine Johnson Rodney Johnson Barbara Jones Bessie Jones 78 Lisa Justis Juanita Kellam Michele Kellam Scott Kellam Jeffrey King Kimberly Knowles Paul Lane Leslye Lang Kimberly Laughton Christopher Layton Elizabeth Lewis William Lewis William Livingstone Chester Littleton Rose Lofgren Eric Lokey Jonathan Long Keith Long Ray Long Susan Lord Daniel Lovely Daniel MacLeod Debbie Malchow Tammy Marshall Matthew Masucci Wes Matheu Malcolm McBride Vera McBride Veronica McBride James McKnight Vashti Miles Lisa Miller Andrea Minton Frances Mitchell Mark Mittle Craig Morton Lamont Morton Antonio Moses Suzette Nichols Talane Nichols Pamela Nutter Leigh Oakley ■ 79 FRESHMEN continued Tanya Oliver Kim Outten John Owen A;icia Palmer Loretta Palmer Kevin Parker Jay Pepper Desmond Pettyjol Tammy Phillips Stacey Pich Joel Pilchard Michelle Pinchak Jeffrey Pitta Kathleen Postles Dionne Pryor Matthew Ramsey Kevin Reid Lisa Reid John Reider Jerry Rennie Lorenzo Roberts Scott Robertson Michelle Robertsor Lemonte Robinson Glenn Rogers Jon Rogers Jeanne Rose Frederick Sahler Timothy Sakemillei Jennell Savage Laura Schofield Lisa Seif John Sheller Patrick Sheppard Kimberly Sherrill Russell Shockley Jay Shupe Tracy Smith Vonda Smith Brian Smith Phyllis Smullen Kelly Spencer 80 Pictures not available for: Vanessa Barron, Paul Campbell, Joan Clancy, Dawn Harmon, Vincent Reddeck, Johnny Savage, Martin Wendlandt, David White, Yancy White Jerry Sterling Robert Sturgis Trina Styles Jeri Tankersley Alice Taylor Paul Thompson Julie Timmons Lisa Timmons Wendy Trapkin Thomas Travers Troy Turner Clint Walker David Walker Angela Wallace Melissa Wallace Angela Waters Lolita West Gary White Kimberly White Michael White Scott White Vera White Lexine Wigfall Lori Wigglesworth Walter Wilhelmi Albert Wilkerson William Winterbottom Tammy Wise Adeana Wright Lisa Sterling In Memory of Cheryl Brown June 14, 1965 to October 2, 1981 81 BENNETT Mary Jane Linn When there were problems that needed solving or questions that needed answering about different types of writing or lines, who was there to pitch-in and help? Mrs. Mary Jane Linn. Since this is our last year, we thought that it would be nice to leave something from us with her. For all of her time, care, and de¬ votion, we would like to dedicate this Yearbook to her. We take this opportunity to express our appre¬ ciation for her years of advising the staff and making the yearbooks suc¬ cessful. Without her help, the Year¬ book Staff would not have been able to survive. Thank you for every¬ thing, especially for being you. 82 DEDICATES Thomas Bailey I I Best is a word attributed to John Wayne, Babe Ruth, Tom Selleck, A1 Lu- cinder, and the Baltimore Orioles. Ben¬ nett’s Best—can be applied to its cham¬ pionships in football, wrestling, and boys’ track. These are the sports that another “Best” has been associated with. This Yearbook is dedicated to our Best, Mr. Thomas Bailey. He is more than a dedicated teacher and a coach, he is also a friend to the students. This is what Bennett thinks about its Best: “Mr. Bailey was very easy to work with and talk to. What impressed me most was his concern for the kids he worked with (coached). He looked at the total person; not just a guy out on the track.” (Mr. Peterman) “He is one of the best coaches there is. It will be a great loss to Bennett when he retires.” (Hughes Wright) “Without Mr. Bailey’s friendship and acceptance, I probably wouldn’t have made it through my first year of teach¬ ing. He will do anything for anybody if they ask, and he accepts people for what they are. When he was a prize fighter, his nick-name was ‘Terrible Tom.’ He’s an indespensible friend.” (Mr. Dittrich). 83 ADMINISTRATION Lloyd Wescoe, Principal William Burleson, Vice-Principal 84 Daniel Savoy Vice-Principal Irene Niblett, Bookkeeper Tom Bailey Driver Education Joyce Barber Science Department Tamara Brewer Guidance Counselor Cal Burley Guidance Counselor Kathleen Biddle English Department Louella Cane Math Department Faye Bradley Social Studies Department Anna Carey English Department Claudette Cooper Business Department Sara Cox English Department James Cummins Educational Support Program Linda Davis Math Department Patrich Dittrich Social Studies Department Terry Dix Math Department Laszlo Doemeny Language Department Cheryl Doughty Home Economics Department 85 Melody Dubbs Home Economics Department Gary Hammer Music and Band Director Howard Horseman Industrial Arts Department Ruth Epstein English Department Kathleen Hayne English Department Rita Fletcher Science Department Jerdy Heatwole Physical Education Todd Gittings Industrial Arts Department Larry Himes Social Studies Department Cheryl Johnson Business Department Maryjane Linn English Department Claudia Hudson Math Department Alice Loring Resource Department Gertrude Lowe Resource Department M. Frances Macon Guidance Counselor George Mason Science Department Barbara Mitchell Social Studies Department Ronald Peterman Science Department Ben Reed Language Department John Mick Social Studies Department Rosalie McDaniel Media Clerk Lynne Ollendike Science Department Joanne Pratt Math Department J.C. Parker Social Studies Department Jim Rayne Physical Education Jan Robinson Media Specialist Randy Slacum Science Department Charlene Mills English Department Letitia Parker Language Department Ben Reavis Drama and Ensemble Geoffrey Smoot Social Studies Department 87 Dana Spear Business Department Naurita Taylor English Department Robert Webster Science Department Martha Williams Art Department Monterey Taylor Guidance Counselor Ralph Westbrook Social Studies Department Delores Tucker Health Education Sandra Waller Social Studies Department Rita Stahl English Department Peggy Turpin Art Department John Usilton Physical Education Anita Vice Language Department Patricia Walters Math Department Doris White Business Department Faye Brewington Instruction Assistant Bob Cannon Track Coach and Substitute Ethlyn Baker Administrative Aide Portia Jones Administrative Aide Mrs. Thamert Orchestra Director Debbie Pritchett School Nurse ACTIVITIES .„,j GROUPS TABLE OF CONTENTS SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 92 PERFORMING ARTS 106 ACADEMIC ENDEAVORS 114 SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS 117 GOVERNING BODIES 119 SERVICE GROUPS 122 CAREER ORIENTED GROUPS 126 PUBLICATIONS 128 91 This year Bennett’s Home¬ coming was held October 30 and 31. Festivities began with the Homecoming football game. Our mighty Clipper football team pa¬ raded over Kent with a 21-7 vic¬ tory. Karen Carlson, the 1980 Homecoming Queen crowned El¬ lyn Hogg, our 1981 Queen. Ellyn was escorted by Scott Wierman. The Senior attendants were Candi Smith escorted by Gary Flower, and Terri Rose escorted by Greg Hummel. The Junior attendants were Deneane Church escorted by Bill Harmon and Karen Tossey es¬ corted by Steve Artis. Char Chamblin escorted by Mark To- mosaitis and Renee Wiggins es¬ corted by Scott Wulff were the Sophmore attendants. Eva Bur¬ bage escorted by Jeff Olds and Tammy Phillips escorted by Don¬ ald Poso were the Freshman at¬ tendants. The Dance was held Saturday, October 31st, in the Bennett cafeteria. Everyone seemed to enjoy dancing to the “Third De¬ gree,” featured band this year. Homecoming 93 SADIE HAWKINS DANCE February 26, 1982 CARNIVAL NIGHT March 12, 1982 Finger-lickin good! ALL SPORTS NIGHT Senior Class — 1st Place Junior Class — 2nd Place Sophomore Class — 3rd Place Freshman Class — 4th Place “Our Leader” Sophomore’s Carl Spike’s Seniors Final Chance Bottoms Up, Wendy 96 Juniors Yank Away CLASS COMPETITION WEEK Leopard Colony Strikes again. What’s the price of oil, Sheik? IT HASakilkmtVERY SUMMER Lucy Jertnings Woodruff;. Molly Bicknell Gretchen Dana. Kim Clouser Larae Donohue. Shelley Horne Marge Powell. Julie Seif Gert. Marlene Smith Jennifer Truex.Terri Rose Flippy Wonder. Meg Webster Annabelle Ames. Dale Shoemaker M.K. Roberts. Tracy Clark Andrea Matlins. Rae Will Olga Stone. Laurie Cathcart Bitsy Stelling. Mary Beth Wulff Charity Barnes. Katie McCarthy Tod Colbert. Wayne Kemble Pudgy Roulette. Charlie Dolbey Zachary Bryan. Harold Aikens Kenyon McClinton. Howard Travers Count Marcello Di Giacomo.Chip MacLeod Curtis Gaylord Oglethorpe. Ronnie Chew Barnard Sands. Jay Jackson Rocco. Vernon Opdyke Perc. Kurt Korman M. Rene. Scott Wulff Delivery Man. Vernon Opdyke, Kurt Korman Director. Student Director Publicity. Stage Crew Make-up . . Lights Mrs. A. W. Carey Kim Taylor Julie Surriccio Pam Stephenson Ramon Matheu Rick Vance, Sean Hannon Paula Kelley, Vickie Gale Jan Miles, Cheryl Minton Mr. Reavis It Happens Every Summer 99 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY THE SWEETHEART OF U BAKA PI U BAKA PI’S: Elva Anderson. Opal Rogers. Kathleen Emery .... Beatrice St. John . . . Rheba Saunders .... Loraine Daly. SIC ’EM FIDO’S Duane Runyon . Grant Richards. Oscar Hapwood. Willie Wright. Archie Oswald. Lloyd Donnally. Mrs. Mulholland. Dyke Ranson . Hermann. Emma. OTHER SIC ’EM FIDO’S OTHER U BAKA PI’S . . Stage Manager . . . Make-up Chairman Graphic Design. . . House Manager . . Props. Costumes. Melanie Gurkin Lisa Marshall Stacey Bayline Stephanie Willey Alden Cavanaugh Erin Rounds Frank Rodriguez Alex Epstien Vance Campbell Cale Layton Paul Lewis Ashley Dawson Jane Morris Danny Hannon David Taylor Kanwal Singh Tony Styles Kevin Morris, Terry Dunham Carolyn Holliday Julie Sterling Nancy Peters Susan Fisher Dixon Gourley Barbara Aikens, Kim McIntyre Sharlene Mendoza Linda Beste Sylvia Sayl or Jenni Phillips, Kim Greer “Oh, there she is!” “Hey! Help me wake her up!” “Good Luck. She’s all yours.” 100 “How do you do?!” “I hope you do?” GUYS AND DOLLS NicelyNicely Johnson Benny Southstreet Rusty Charlie Sister Sarah Brown Brother Arvide Abernathy Sister Agatha Brother Calvin Harry the Horse Lt Brannigan Nathan Detroit Angie the Ox Adelaide Sky Masterson Ferguson Mimi Vernon Hot Box Girls Allison Bubbles Bambi Vernoica Babs Gen Matilda Cartwright Big Jule Brandy Bottle Bates Scranton Slim Liverlips Louie Jersey Jack Saratoga Sam Philly Phil Streetwalker 1 Streetwalker 2 Pickpocket Fight Manager Cuban Pnzefigher Drunk Bobbie Soxer 1 Bobbie Soxer 2 Blind Man Waiter Street Vendor Texan Sightseer Texans Wife Newstand operator Sexy Cuban Girl Actress 1 Actress 2 Actress 3 Sightseeing Guide Sightseers Waiter 102 Vance Campbell Paul Lewis Wayne Kemble Alden Cavanaugh Scott Connell Susan Adkins Tony Styles Danny Hannon Jay Jackson Trey Patt Robert Caldwell Tracy Clark Charlie Dolbey Melanie Gurkin Stacey Bayline Beth Gilbert Denean Church Nancy Peters Kim Greer Renee Wiggins Susan Hancock Mary Tim Ramsey Ashely Dawson Sean Hannon David Taylor Harold Aikins Spike Bohler Jeff Erskine Steve Schwartz Susan Niblett Dorothy Horsey Mike Soriano Leroy Nichols Danny Masucci Lisa Turner Danielle Ring Cale Layton Lisa Marshall David Smith Jennifer Lescallette Tonya Church Julie Seif Cathy Carl Kaeli Knowles Shelley Rayne Carolyn Holliday Lyn Hill Jodee Bachtler. Lori Harden Lori Higgins. Abby Hughes Melody Campbell, Vantine Stallings APRIL 28-30, 1982 ORCHESTRA Violins Cello Clarinets Flute Saxophones Trumpets Trombone French Horn Percussion Piano PRODUCTION STAFF Director Conductor Stage Manager Asst. Stage Manager Publicity Committee Concessions Stand Manager House Manager Ushers Costume Committee Stage Crew Make-up Committee Property Committee Choreographer Tim Starnes. Laura Murray Dorette Murray Cathy Dolbey Kim Tilghman, Karen Price Amy Tilghman Paul Glbert Kevin Bernstein. Joel Smith Gunnar Gunnarson Scott Rogers. Tim Sakemiller Earl Handy Keith Denston Michelle Humphreys. Steve Gurkin Nancy Cimino C. Benton Reavis J Gary Hammer Ricky Vance Ken Kundell Chairman, Allison Backus Tony Fontaine Louretha Melvin Steve Bounds Alice Frost Rani Jenkins The Keyettes Chairman, Jackie Morgan Janine Haas Alex Epstein Andrew Hanna Chrmn. Gayle Johnson Barbara Aikins Janine Haas Jenny Dukes Meg Webster Rae Will Chairman. Susan Fisher Daphne Vaughn Tracy Peek Carol Hackert Tracy Gbb Darlene Malchow Meg Webster _ ‘Guys And Dolls’ Praised By RUTH EPSTEIN SALISBURY - Lady Luck rolled the dice and ft was the audience that won as James M Bennet Senior High School produced “Guys ana Dolls. ” From the first strains of the overture to the closing notes of the finale it was sevens all the w ay as Damon Runyon’s story of the gambling guys and their dolls of New York found an exurberant, talented cast that made lines, songs and dances vibrant and new. There are two love stories in “Guys and Dolls ” One is that of Adelaide, leader of the Hot Box girls, and her elusive fiance of 14 years, Nathan Detroit, the gambler who bets only on a sure thing. Tracy Clark was a beautiful Miss Adelaide whose clear, melodious voice was sweet and tender or brash and belting as the song required Trey Patt, as Nathan, delivered his lines with perfect timing and didn’t miss a laugh. Adelaide’s and Nathan’s duet, Sue Me,’’ was funny, touching and well sung. The second love story is that of Sarah, the Salvation Army reformer, and Sky Materson, who, to win a bet from Nathan, convinces Sarah to accompany him to Havana in exchange for his guarantee of 12 sinners to appear at a Salvation Army meeting. Sarah is a difficult role requiring subtle reactions and rapid changes in personality as Sarah reluctantly falls in love with Sky and then changes from a naive saver of souls to a tipsy, free spirit and back to a repressed soldier. Alden Cavanaugh, as Sarah, did a fine jo6 in th Havana scene with exactly the right tone of voice, delivery and action to communicate release, freedom and, finally, return to repression Charlie Dolbey was a charming Sky whose redemption afthe end of the play was believable The outstanding voice of the evening was that of V ance Campbell As Nlcely-N icely Johnson, Campbell delivered a show- stopping “Sit Down, You’re Rockin’the Boat.’’ Paul Lewis, as Nathan ' s sidekick, Benny Southstreet, created a character that was consistent and humorous The Hot Box Girls, in dances choreographed by Meg Webster, provided delighted, professional spectacles In “A Bushel and a Peck and “Take Back Your Mink.” Guys and Dolls” is a ? ambling show, and all of he gamblers, whether shooting craps singing, dancing, or praying — reluctantly and after their fashion - created an air of excitement and Jov Adding to this were the performances of the large cast Costumes were hand tailored and perfect for each part from the wide, garish ties and pin striped suits of the gamblers to tne beautiful wedding dress worn by Adelaide and the Salvation Army uniforms of the reformers. The 20-piece orchestra, under the direction of Gary Hammer, was excellent, playing with a consistently lively tempo and never once drowning out the singers Ben Keavis. director of “Guys and Dolls and Gary Hammer produced a show of professional quality with talented, serious performers There was no gambling with tins one It was a winner all the way The reviewer is tin English teacher at James M Bennett Senior High School BENNETT’S BEST “Nancy Plays” “Get Down On It” “Bennett’s Beauties” “Charlie and Vernie” “Announcer” “Stacey and Shelley Make Beautiful Music” “Toy Tin Soldier” ACTORS IN THE CROWD . . . Thespian Society Row 1: Julie Surricchio, Meg Webster, Molly Bicknell. Row 2: Marlene Smith, Tracy Clark. Row 3: John Molenda, Harold Aikins, Vance Campbell, Tray Patt, Ricky Vance. Row 4: Mr. Reavis. Drama Club Row 1: Ronnie Turner, Kathy Carl, Tracy Twigg, Paul Lewis, Patty Pepper, Elizabeth Hughes, Ricky Vance, Jay Jackson. Row 2: Wendy Delaney, Danielle Ring, Beth Houseal, John Molenda, Stacey Bayline, Marlene Smith, Sharlene Mendoza, Lisa Marshall, Sherie Nutter, Sylvia Sailer, Beth Blevins, Tony Styles. Row 3: Tyrone Maxfield, Monique Wagner, Mary Tim Ramsey, Barbara Aikins, Gail Johnson, Kanwal Singh, Melanie Gurkin, Frank Rodriguez, Susan Adkins, Julie Surricchio, Meg Webster, Michell Pincheck, Vance Campbell, Etah Johnson, Scott Connell, Ben Reavis. Row 4: Kevin Mfcrris, Howard Travers, Mike Soriano, Tray Patt, Julie Sief, Harold Aikins, Ray Will, Charlie Dolbey, Molly Bicknell, Kim Bradford, Tracy Clark, Steve Schwartz. 106 ENSEMBLE Ensemble Row One: Susan Adkins, Vera McBride, Danielle Ring. April Toadvine, Julie Surricchio, Molly Bicknell. Second Row: Nancy Cimino, Mary Tim Tamsey, Tracy Clark. Alden Cavanaugh, Kelly Greene, Marlene Smith, Barbara Atkins, Jackie Morgan, Cathrine Weatley. Third Row: Vance Campbell, Calvin Burrell, Ronnie Turner, Tony Styles, Rick Vance, Charlie Dolbey, Tracy Gibb, Mike Williams. Scott Connell. Not Pictured: Paul Lewis ‘Students in bold print were members of 1982 All-County Chorus. L to R: Julie Surricchio, Vance Campbell, Molly Bicknell. These students were selected from a county wide audition and are 3 of the 5 Wicomico County School students to participate in the 1981 All-State Chorus in Baltimore during the MSTA Convention last October. 107 MIXED CHORUS a i N i Z 7 ' 5 li I 0 .i« H i i H A L K A K A 7 Z t V.e who are thy sons and daugn-ters Long to bring thee lcine. Cr A K 1 T I 1- 37 : □ K T ttr ' 1 B 4 17 d d £- 4 7-1 2 - i n — A i • jr a ■ f_ A a P i f • a d + 1 C3 1 reach i-ing ip and o] n - ward, B en - r p r lett : en - ioi -e- r High. i r i-r- e ; - r J • „ T I o . � . I K li t ll P P r r fc m W W I V-Z Proud-ly we will p -vcr ruian the hon - or of thy name. rr 0 t ■ N n H Kt { H I 1 ac p .-tefrainx boy -al - ty reigns high as. th e ye irs go b£, M —v-p --- o —i- r rr r w r 1 u k w S ' N,. I n Inf r Lr 1 F— r— v Z L _I_ V -1_1 JS i, I IT I T J37 l fiCv a - ji y t- Aa „ _ 4 Ar a HE-•- JT l n a •- E - ver reach - ing and oi i - v;? Y r ird, Ben - nett Sen - i -O ' ior High. ; r:r i r ■-r ——w - w r r k 7 • I I K c- ——«p-— -r- -r —r-- zww- PF- r f H W Lr. s t T- J - r-r T ' P ——F-p- Row 1: Mary Ellen Wilkerson, Felicia Mitchell, Gwen Daniels, Michelle Cornish, Leslie Wiggins, Larry Wagner, Gorman Parker, Vera White, Cheryl Hunter, Angie Waters. Dee Johnson. Row 2: Lisa Ann Miller, Samantha Wilson, Bonita Smith, David Smith, Jeff Williams, Richard Lovett, Clint Walker, Melody Campbell, Vanessa Waters. Row 3: Antoinette Dickerson, Regina Copeland, Janine Haas, Valerie Mills, Dominique Wilson, Steve Efford, Tony Fontaine, Valerie Stallings, Demetra Veney, Susie Gale. Row 4: Faith Smith, Sherri Smothers, Lisa Beasley, Lori Higgins, Dorreen Palmer. Pete Meeks, Steve Schwartz, Dan Church, Spike Bohler, Harry Pollay, Rose Lofgren, Denean Church. Attention!?!? Did you win all those trophies? BAND PARENTS: Row 1,1. to r.: Mr. Pryor, Mr. and Mrs. Tilghman, Mr. and Mrs. Twilley. Row 2, 1. to r.: Mr. Gershenfeld, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Dolbey, Mrs. Hannon, Mr. Peters. Row 3, Standing: Mr. Sterling, Mrs. Les Callett, Mrs. Huber. . . . Band Tammy Adkins Flag Denotta Collins Flag Felecia Mitchell Flag Michelle Pincheck Majorette Kim Thomas Flag 110 continued Pat Campbell Rifle Missy Hunt Flag Lynn North Flag Angela Styles Flag Monica Turner Flag Tammy Carter Flag Lollita Hutt Flag Tyree Nutter Rifle Trina Styles Flag Dena Wright Flag Tanya Church Rifle Sherri Leonard Flag Tammy Phillips Majorette Dawn Taylor Rifle Lisa Wright Flag Susan Adkins Flute 4 Jackie Collins Clarinet 4 Kim Davenport Trombone 4 Paul Gibert Alto Sax 1 Mike Hacksaw Cymbal 3 Kevin Bernstein Alto Sax 2 Brice Corbin Tri Trom 3 Cathy Dolbey Clairnet 2 Kim Greer Oboe 1 Danny Hannon Cymbal 1 m Rodney Bounds Tuba 1 Kevin Cornish Tri Trom 2 David Falin Trombone 8 Linda Gillepsi Flute 8 Mike Hannon Trombone 5 . . . Band continued Steve Bounds French Horn 3 Jim Cupp Trombone 2 Bill Fooks Tuba 4 Jimmy Grove Baritone 1 Sean Hannon Trumpet 5 Vance Campbell Trumpet 1 Tony Dashiell Snare Drum 2 Beth Gilbert Clarinet 1 Tink Grove Trumpet 7 Tim Hannon Alto Sax 4 111 . . . Band continued Lori Harden Clarinet 7 Michelle Humphreys Snare Drum 1 Wes Matheu Baritone 2 Dean Murrell Tuba 2 Dawn Perry Mallots 112 Ray Holloway Tonal Bass 2 Melvin Johnson Baritone 3 Nashti Miles Clarinet 9 Tracey Nelson Clarinet 8 Donna Perry Mallots Jonathon Hopwood Trombone 6 Tracey Johnson Tri Trom 1 Ivy Mitchell Clarinet 9 Shelley Nichols Flute 10 Leigh Oakley Flute 3 Betty Howard French Horn 2 Kalie Knowles Clarinet 6 Vanessa Morris Tonal Bass 1 Talane Nichols Flute 9 Tanya Oliver Clarinet 12 Corlie Huber Flute 7 Jenny LesCallette Flute 6 Laura Murray French Horn 1 Darryl Nutter Tuba 3 Nancy Peters Flute 1; Piccolo 1 Garrett Sheller Trumpet 10 Charles Twilley Trombone 1 Tim Pryor Trumpet 2 Kathy Snyder Clarinet 5 Amy Tilghman Flute 2; Piccolo 2 David Walker Trombone 7 . . . Band continued Charlotte Ringgold Clarinet 10 Jerry Sterling Trumpet 4 Kim Tilghman Clarinet 3 Kevin Washington Trumpet 8 Erick Sahler Alto Sax 4 Jim Sumstien Trombone 3 Michelle Trader Cymbal 2 Mike White Tonal Bass 3 Tim Sakemiller Trumpet 3 Julie Surrichio Flute 5 Wauleeah Turner Trumpet 9 Scott Wulff Trumpet 6 Band Members not pictured: Chris Burrell, Keith Denston, Steve Gershenfeld, John Gillespie, Gunnar Gunnarson, Steve Gurkin, Earl Handy, Carolyn Holliday, Howard Jarrett, Jeff Jones, James Llewellyn, Phil Schisler, Scott Rogers, Joel Smith, Tracy Smith, Paul Thompson, Bryan Toadvine, John Weaver. 113 ACADEMIC ENDEAVORS Latin Club First Row: Jim Cupp, Rodney Bounds. Janet Hackert, Martha Seinkbeil, Cherianne Todd, Eric Owrutsky, Jay Morris, Karen Tossey, Lori Lenegro, Dale Shoemaker. Second Row: John Weaver, Darlene Machow, Robert Miller. Michelle Shockley, Lynn Patrick, Stephanie Condon, Kim Clouser, Susan Fisher, Bobby Caldwell, Paul Fitzgerald, Angie Cherrix, Kathy Dolby, Mr. Doemeny, Jenni Phillips. Third Row: Vicki Grant, Gunnar Gunnarson, Mark Weirman. Doug Day. Tim Starns, Mike Gray, Vicki Gale, Etah Johnson, Guy Poland, Sherry Nutter, Jennifer Dixon, Caren Price. Jackie Pinkett, Jackie Morgan, Danny Macleod, Timmy Hannon, Julie Frost. Fourth Row: Jeanne Rose, Kim White, Leigh Oakley, Karen Price, Steve Schwartz, Dawn Perry, John Sadler, Cari Lamer, Elizabeth Hughes, Patty Pepper, Maurry Bozerman, Ed Sumstine. “Magis res mutant magis eaedem sunt” “The more things change, the more they are the same ” This theme is manifest in the relationship between ancient Rome and contem¬ porary Washington, D.C. Today, the ideals of Roman law and administration survive within the institutions of American govern¬ ment. The magnificence of Rome has traversed time to become embodied in our nation’s capital. Perhaps the most famous of all Roman edifices, the Colosseum, is illustrated on this banner as gradually merging with the image of the Capitol Building, the symbol of American democracy, Just as the waters of the Tiger could thus have Roman ideals been carried by the flow of time. The appropriate headdress of the banner is the traditional insignia of the Tenth Legion of Caesar, a circumsribed Roman numeral X. Finally, the crowning touch is the symbol of the majesty and free¬ dom common to both Rome and Washington—the golden eagle. Martha Senkbeil ’82. 114 Sharlene Mendoza and her award-winning banner. French Club Row 1: Carroll Culpepper, Jamie Moore, Kim Outten, Danielle Ring, Ronnie Chew. Row 2: Kim, Jennifer Adams, Cathy Carl, Lori Wigglesworth, Lisa Justice, Jenni Anderson, Eva Burbage, Linda Beste, Michelle Humphreys. Row 3: Meg Webster, Kanwall Singh, Allison Backus, Barbara Aikins, Andrea Denston, Stacie Flower, Brian Green, Cale Layton, Alex Epstein, John Wright. Row 4: Melanie Gurkin, Stephanie Willie, Paula Kelley, Molly Bicknell, Susie Rayne, Keith Murry, Carren Carper, Steve Adkins, Ashley Dawson, Andy Long. Spanish Club Row 1: Sharlene Mendoza, Darlene Malchow, Steve Gurshenfeld, Susan Fisher, Stacey Bayline, Sean Hannon, Ellyn Hogg, Mike Kolb, Charlie Cipolla. Row 2: Cheryl Minton, Lavinia Meyers, Amy Tilghman, Jenny Porter, Daphane Vaughne, Alice Frost, Jennifer Levitz Betsy Taylor. Row 3: Kelly Spencer, Mike Hannon, Wes Matthew, Bobbie Caldwell, Corlie Huber, Cathy Postles, Tammy Carter, Tammy Phillips, Vickie Gayle. Row 4: David Johnson, Steve Bounds, Terri Rose, Wendy Freshwater, Mary Tim Ramsey, Paul Collins, Jeff Erskin, Gayle Johnson. 115 SPANISH CLUB National Honor Society National Honor Society Row 1: Cherianne Todd, Paul Fitzgerald, Kim Clouser, Dale Shoemaker, Kathy Snyder, Julie Payne. Row 2: John Baker, Paige Thomas, Terri Rose, Martha Senkbeil. Mike Bayline, Kanwal Singh, Charles Twilley. Row 3: Monica Pedwell, Lisa Price, Paul Gilbert, Ellyn Hogg, Kelly Wycall, Susan Fisher. Math Team Row 1: Kim Clouser, Susan Fisher, Kathy Snyder, Kanwal Singh. Row 2: Mrs. Pratt, Glen Forsythe, Terri Rose, Tommy Caine, Pam Stephenson, Ed Sumstine. Math Team SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS Chess and Backgammon Club Chess And Backgammon Club Front: Larry Wagner, Karen Price, Billy Livingston, Daphne Vaughn, Mark Harrington. Back: Janine Haas, Bill Bennie, Carmen Horsey, Laura Sirois, Lorey Smith, Bryan Greene, John Postles. Bible Club Bible Club L-R: Annette Wilson, Ricky Vance, Alice Roberts. Susan Adkins, Rodney Bounds, Ron¬ nie Turner. Howard Travers. 117 AFS CLUB AFS First Row: Renee Wiggins, Jeff Erskine, Pete Meeks, Charlie Dolbey, Paula Kelley, Cheryl Minton, Kim Bradford, Karen Bunn, Erin Rounds, Paul Collins. Second Row: Jennifer Levitz, Linda Beste, Susan Niblett, Frank Rodriguez, Lisa Marshall, Ashley Dawson, Andrew Hannah, Mickey Haensler, Melanie Gurking, Tracy Ford, Bobby Caldwell, Angie Cherrix. Third Row: Tracie Twigg, Amy Tilghman, Levinia Meyers, Laura Murry, Kalie Knowles, Mary Tim Ramsey, Susan Fisher, Julie Sterling, Sharlene Mendoza, Molly Bicknell, Meg Webster. 118 ART CLUB Art Club First Row: Sherie Hitch, Mrs. Williams, Sung Jin Kim, Carol Hackert. Second Row: Loretta Palmer, Beth Beauchamp, Linda Beste, Lisa Marshall, Sharlene Mendoza. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS STUDENT GOVERNMENT Bottom: Kim Clouser Middle: Cherianne Todd, Steve Greenwood, Mary Webster TOP: Franics Hooks EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW Bobby Caldwell, Stacey Flower, Beth Gilbert, Lynn Patrick, Keith Murray 2nd ROW Jay Jackson, Shelley Horne, Sean Hannon, Danny Hannon, Kim Clouser 3rd ROW Cherianne Todd, Steve Greenwood, Francis Hooks, Meg Webster, bster STUDENT AFFAIRS Bottom L — R: Francis Hooks, Kim Clouser, Jay Jackson Top L — R: Cheriannc Todd, Steve Greenwood, Sharlene Mendoza CLASS COUNCIL CLASS COUNCIL First Row: Dave Johnson, Cheri Todd, Jennifer Levitz, Debbie Kirsch, Eva Burbage, Renee Wiggins, Mike Hannon Second Row: Meg Webster, Josh English, Paul Lewis, Mary Tim Ramsey, Katie McCarthy, Leslie Johnson, Julie Sterling, Lisa Heath, Donna Perry. Third Row: Eric Saylor, Nancy Peters, Danny Hannon, Doug Day, Tony Dashields, Rae Will, John Sadler, Carmen Horsey, Kim Clouser First Row Sean Hannon, Debbie Kirsch, Michelle Shookley, Joan Banks, Ellen Hogg, Dana Yaw, Stacey Bayline, Etah Johnson, Dale Shoemaker, Sharlene Mendoza, Char Chamblin Second Row: Lisa Justice. Robert Brittingham, Paul Lewis, Lynn Patrick, Mike Hannon, Nancy Peters. Danny Hannon, Meg Webster, Eva Burbage, Renee Wiggins, John Sadler, Darryl Willing. Stacy Flower, Betsy Taylor, Susie Hancock Third Row: Gunnar Gunnarson, Erick Sahler, Nick Holubickj, Tony Dashield, Karen Price, Keith Murray, Jackie Collins. Bobby Caldwell. Cherianne Todd. Francis Hooks. Kim Clouser, Jay Jackson. Donna Perry, Steve Greenwood. Kevin Parker, Craig Morton, Denean Church, Percy Fields, Jeff Erskine, Paul Fitzgerald. Matt Massucci, Wendy Trapkin, Tracie Twigg CONCESSION STAND CONCESSION STAND L —R: Meg Webster. Keith Murray. Frank Willing, Susan Niblett 121 GO FOR IT! Booster Club Members have been very active in the past four years. They have done such things as purchasing a VTR ma¬ chine and Camera for the Ath¬ lete Department, and patches for the Bayside Athlete winners. The Boosters are parents of the members of sports teams. The Athletic Department wishes to thank the Boosters for all their work during the last four years. THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HELP AND ENCOURAGE¬ MENT!!! 122 BYC BYC Row 1: Jay Jackson, Judy Childs, Beth Gilbert, Kaeli Knowles. Row 2: Dale Shoemaker, Angela Hutchinson, Jane Morris, Katie McCarthy, Lisa Marshall, Angie Cherrix, Kim Clouser. Row 3: Karen Bunn, Mike Soriano, Frank Rodriguez, Ricky Vance, Francis Hooks, Kim Greer, Jenny Levitz. Row 4: Cherrianne Todd, Sharlene Mendoza, Kathy Snyder, Nancy Peters, Susan Adkins, Jamie Moore, Kim Tilghman, Betsy Taylor. R E H L U A M T A I N O N S Human Relations Row 1: Lavava Sorors, Char Chamblin, Kim Thomas, Penny Dougherty, Joseph Edwards, Stacey Flower, Tracey Twigg, Leigh Oakley. Row 2: Ellen Holloway, Meg Webster, Tyree Nutter, Sara Gale, Lolita Hutt, Jenny Levitz, Julie Dilworth, David Smith, Howard Travers, Mrs. Tucker. Row 3: Renee Wiggins, Susan Niblett. Key Club SERVICE GROUPS Key Club First Row: Laurie Smith, Ralph Townsend, Tony Styles, Ricky Vance. Second Row: Ronnie Turner, Mike Soriano, Vance Sampbell, Scott Con¬ nell. Keyettes Keyettes First Row: Char Chamblin, Stacey Flower. Susie Hancock. Jenny Levitz. Susan Adkins, Eva Burbage. Renee Wiggins. Susan Niblett, Susan Fisher. Dale Shoemaker. Second Row: Lori Harden. Leigh Wheatley. Amy Tilghman, Lavinia Meyers. Jenny Lescallette. Mary Tim Ramsey, Susan Shearer. Ellen Hogg. Laurie Cathcart, Katie McCarthy, Monica Condon. Third Row: Jenni Williams. Joni Sue Taylor. Michelle Shockley. Sue Boston, Carol Hackert, Kathy Widdowson, Stephanie Condon. Nancy Peters, Betsy Taylor, Meg Webster. Lorraine Pitta, Janine Haas. Angie 1 24 Cherrix, Laura Sirois. Kim White Fourth Row Melinda Forester. Felecia Mitchell. Lear Dutton. Lolita Hutt, Tyree Nutter. Dawn Taylor. Molly Bicknell, Cherrianne Todd, Kim Clouser, Terri Rose. Rae Will, Lorrey Smith, Jeanne Rose. Office Aides Office Aides First Row: Melissa McBride, Tra¬ cey Conway, Wendy Turner, Leigh Wheatley, Lisa Heath, Daphne Vaughn. Second Row: Mrs. Gulliano, Ke-ly Greene, Su¬ san Adkins, Susie Rayne, Natalie Bean, Stacey Bayline, Lisa Price, Cheryl Minton, Mrs. Robinson. Library Aides Library Aides First Row: Jenny Adams, Susan Fisher, David Dill, Libbie Lewis. Second Row: Darlene Malchow, Cinda Schilling, Sharlene Mendoza, Mary-Tim Ramsey, Monique Wagner, Lisa Marshall. Third Row: Vickie Gale, Tim Starnes, Ken Kundell, Rodney Bounds, Jim Cupp, Ronnie Schwartz, Ronnie Turner. 125 CAREER ORIENTATED CLUBS DECA CLUB DECA Club Row 1: Melanie McWilliams, William Hudgins, Towanda Gates, Laurie Wain- wright, Tim Timmons, Vanessa Waters, Tess Wheeler, Tina Fitzgerald, Jane Mor¬ ris, Phil Wells. Row 2: Angela Jackson, Lynn Coulbourn, Kathy Wheatley, Hughes Wright, Adrian Brown, Doreen Palmer, Robert Stevenson, Buddy Hall, Mike Soriano, Ms. Spear. Row 3: Dan Johnson, Monique Wagner, Jackie Mittle, Christian Dize, Dawn Speakes, Debbie Mittle, Cinda Schilling, Paula Smith, Ed¬ die Moore. DECA AWARD WINNERS Deca Award Winners 1st place Winners: Tess Wheeler —Retail Math Tim Timmons — Fashion Show Talene Timmons Monique Wagner — Apparel and Accessories Master Employee 2nd place Winners: Dan Niblett — Service Station Master Employee Eddie Moore — Retail Math and Restaurant Marketing Supervisoring level Jane Morris — General Merchandising Supervisory lev¬ el Debbie Mittle — General Merchandising Supervisory level Dawn Speaks Debbie Mittle — Human Relations Decision Making Team Melanie McWilliams 3rd place Winners Paula Smith — Finance and Credit Jackie Mittle — Retail Math Dan Niblett — Marketing Concepts 4th place Winners Cinda Schilling — Gift Wrapping Dawn Speakes — Finance and Credit Buddy Hall — Restaurant Marketing Supervisory level Dan Johnson — Apparel and Accessories Master Em¬ ployee Level 126 DECA Awards Row 1: Jane Morris, Debbie Mittle, Buddy Hall, Jackie Mittle, Cinda Schilling, Historian Paula Smith, Vice President Melanie McWilliams, Parliamentarian Eddie Moore. Row 2: Dawn Speakes, Secretary Lau¬ rie Wainwright, Dan Niblett, Tess Wheeler, President Tim Timmons. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Junior Achievement Row 1: Rodney White, Sherry Nutter, David Dill, Robert Brem, Valerie Mitchell, Demetra Veney, Angela Styles, Charleita Jones, Danielle Ring. Row 2: Tom Travers, Kaeli Knowles, Terry Dunham, Pres. Pam Coffin, Frank Rodriguez, Keith Murray, Lorenzo Roberts. FBLA FBLA Row 1: Tonya Oliver, Kevin Parker, Laurie Wainright, Alice Roberts, Annette Wilson, Benita Smith, Monica Turner. Row 2: Vantine Stallings, Terether Barton, Robert Sturgis, Eileen Polk, Angie Styles, Carol Durham, Cheryl Hunter. Row 3: John Taylor, Lamont Martin, Anthony Johnson, Sharon Barton, Lisa Gibson, Sherry Nutter, Allisa Carr, Vickie Gale, Carol Duffy, Paula Holland. The Log First Row: Meg Webster, Laurie Cathcart, Angela Hutcherson, Dawn Taylor, Tyree Nutter, Martha Senkbeil. Second Row: (Editor) Shelly Horne, Andrew Hannah, Joan Banks, John Molenda, Erin Rounds, Frank Rodriguez. 128 VOYAGER A special thanks to Phil Soriano for his excellent photography. Without his work the yearbook would have been an impossible task. Wffi Versatile Rick Vance receives one of his many awards on Awards Night. He did an exceptional job as Business Manager and Ad Editor. STAFF EDITORS — Pam Stephenson amd Melanie McWilliams SENIOR EDITORS — Lynnette Faircloth, Jay Jackson, Melanie McWilliams JUNIOR EDITORS — Pam Coffin SOPHOMORE EDITORS — Paula Kelly, Paige Thomas FRESHMAN EDITOR — Pam Stephenson PHOTOGRAPHERS — Phil Soriano, Chip McLeod FACULTY EDITOR — Gayle Johnson ORGANIZATION EDITOR — Rick Vance SPORTS EDITOR — Phil Soriano AD SALES MANAGER and LAYOUT EDITOR — Rick Vance FRIENDS OF THE YEARBOOK 129 SPORTS The sports life of a school provides the student body with varying means of self expression and achievement. Whether it be through participation as an athlete, cheerleader, coach or spectator, the value of the experiences resulting from athletic activities is far-reaching. 130 TABLE OF CONTENTS CHEERLEADERS 134 HOCKEY 136 SOCCER 138 J.V. SOCCER 140 VOLLEYBALL 141 FOOTBALL 142 J.V. FOOTBALL. 144 GOLF 145 CROSS COUNTRY 146 INDOOR TRACK 147 BASKETBALL 148 J.V. BASKETBALL 150 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 151 WRESTLING 152 TENNIS 154 VARSITY BASEBALL 156 J.V. BASEBALL 157 SOFTBALL 158 TRACK 160 133 CHEERLEADERS . • • Award Winners! This year’s cheerleading squad was the first ever from Bennett to be asked to go to Nationals. They spent a week at camp where they won three superior ribbons and two special awards. Two weeks later they were off to the Nationals in Indiana, Pennsylvania for another week. The squad consisted of five seniors and five juniors. The squad was led by captain Lisa Price and co-captain Dana Yaw. The advisors were Melanie Wootten for varsity and Portia Jones for junior varsity. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1 — Susan Niblet, Renee Wiggins, Jenni Anderson, Row 2 — Jenny Porter, Row 3 — Kim Outten, Dionne Pryor, Eva Burbage. 134 LEAD THE CROWD DANA BETSY VARSITY SUSAN Row 1 — Pat Hopkins, Stacey Bayline, Kim Corry, Row 2 — Kim Greer, Lorraine Pitta, Denean Church, Betsy Taylor, Row 3 — Lisa Price, Captain; Dana Yaw, Co-captain; Wendi Phillips. 135 FIELD HOCKEY Field Hockey Front Row: Cherianne Todd, Beth Beachamp, Ellyn Hogg, Kelly Wycall, Mary Beth Wulff, Joan Banks, Susie Gayle. Kneeling: Charlotte Ringgold, Jamie Moore, Allison Backus, Alice Frost, Sue Hiddleson, Darlene Malchow, Lisa Turner. Standing: Coach Brewington, Susan Adkins, Erica Johnson, Kim White, Angie Cherrix, Stephanie Condon, Lisa Bozman, Wendy Turner, Cathy Colbey, Char Chamblin, Monica Condon, Michelle Humphreys, Cindy Daughtery. Retiring Seniors Beth Beachamp, Mary Beth Wulff, Coach Cindy Daughtery, Cherianne Todd, Coach Brewington, Ellyn Hogg, Joan Banks, and Kelly Wycall. Beth Beauchamp and Ellyn Hogg led Bennett’s 1981 field hockey team to their number one position in the Bayside Conference. Two records were broken this year: the team had the best overall record, win¬ ning 13 and losing 0; and the goalie, Michelle Hum¬ phreys, holds the record for the least number of goals scored on us in regu¬ lar season (2). The old re¬ cord was held by Suzanne Hastings with 3 goals. Kelly Wycall and Joan Banks were tied as the teams leading scorers of 8 goals each. Ellyn Hogg, Marth Beth Wulff, and Beth Beauchamp were se¬ lected for the Bayside South Team, with Beth Beauchamp being the Most Valuable Player. Mrs. Brewington says, “our suc¬ cess was due to the dedica¬ tion of the team throughout the entire season, our ex¬ perienced offense and de¬ fense and a super assistant coach Cindy Daughtery.” 136 137 ' Y v . SCOREBOARD JMB OPPONENT OPPONENT SCORE SCORE 4 Wicomico l 4 Parkside 0 3 Washington 0 6 Stephen Decatur 0 Snow Hill Forfeit 1 Pocomoke 0 2 Crisfield 0 2 Mardela 1 5 Kent 0 1 Easton 0 POST SEASON 1 Easton 0 3 Elkton 2 3 Cambridge 0 1 Liberty (overtime) 2 VARSITY SOCCER Varsity Soccer Row 1: Richard Hall, Ashley Dawson, Tony Wynter, Mike Kolb, Rodney Prince, Scott Wulff, Drew Phillips, George Smoot, John Sadler. Row 2: Andrew Hannon, Keith Nichols, Bobby Caldwell, Jordan Ellis, Keith Timmons, Sean Hannon, Jeff Olds, Rob Chamblin. Row 3: Coach Dix, Manager Ricky Smith, Chris Davis, Francis Hooks, Duncan Wells, Mark Tamosaitis, Alex Epstein, Pat Benzin, Paul Fitzgerald, Eddie Harr, Ramon Matheu, Assistant Coach Smoot, Manager Mike Gershenfeld. Retiring Soccer Seniors Row 1: Keith Timmons, Francis Hooks, Scott Wulff, Ramon Matheu, George Smoot, Rob Chamblin. Row 2: Duncan Wells, Jordan Ellis, Pat Benzin, Richard Hall, Eddie Harr, Chris Davis. 138 SCOREBOARD JMB OPPONENT OPPONENT SCORE SCORE 6 WIHI 0 0 Parkside l 3 Washington l 3 Stephen Decatur l 12 Snow Hill 0 1 Pocomoke 2 3 Mardela 4 2 Crisfield 4 ! 2 Kent 1 POST SEASON 3 Parkside 1 (Regional B Semi-Finals) 2 Elkton 0 (Regional B Finals) 0 Woodward 9 (State B Semi-Finals) This year’s varsity soccer team took first place in the Region IV Class B category. Scott Wulff, Eddie Harr, and Sean Hannon led the champs through their winning season. The most goals scored in one game reached 12 against Snow Hill. Scott Wulff and Richard Hall were chosen for the Bayside South Team and Eddie Harr, Sean Hannon, Rob Chamblin, Jeff Olds, and Keith Timmons received honorable mention. Eddie Harr received the Most Valuable Senior Award. The 1981 team finished the season with 5 wins and 5 losses. Coach Dix says “this year’s team had a lot of determination. Even with the record of 5 wins and 5 losses, the team never gave up as they defeated Parkside and Elkton to win the Region IV Class B Honors. m J.V. Soccer This years Junior Varsity Soccer team was coached by Mr. Smoot who said that it was a great learning experience for all the players. The team captains were Tommy Caine and Tim Sakemiller. J. V. Soccer Row 1: Garrent Sheller, Glen Forsythe, David Dill, Charlie Cippllo, Jerry Sterling, Greg Ellis, Tim Hannon. Row 2: Tony Wutoh, Chris Layton, Tim Sakemiller, Daryl Nutter, Wesley Matheau, Cale Layton. Row 3: Eric Owrutsky, Steve Bounds, Dave Johnson, Edo Vanderzee, Dixon Gourley, Tom Fitzgerald, Ted Hastings, Coach Smoot. Varsity Club Varsity Club Row 1: Dale Shoemaker, Stacey Flower, Pat Hopkins, Lorraine Pitta, Kim Greer. Row 2: Beth Beauchamp, Paul Fitzgerald, Grant Salter, Pete Meeks, Cam Carte, Dana Yaw, Darlene Malchow, Betsy Taylor, Gary Flower, Sean Hannon, Jenny Porter. Row 3: Terry Dunham, Steve Doyle, Steve Greenwood, Richard Hall, David Callahan. Kathryn Levitz, Ellyn Hogg, Michelle Humphreys, Frank Willing, Jenny Levitz, Natalie Bean. Row 4: Stacey Bayline, John Sadler, Mike Bayline, Kelly Wycall, Francis Hooks, Ramon Matheau, Gunner Gunnarson, Todd Stephens, Etah Johnson, Suzy Rayne. Row 5: Maury Bozman, Sue Hiddleson, Carolyn Holliday, Paulette Griffin, Tonya Church, Katherine Gordy, Karen Dashiell, Monica Turner, Erica Johnson, Jordon Ellis, Monica Condon, Duncan Wells. SPIKERS Volleyball Row 1: Jenny Levitz, Leslie Wiggins, Juanita McPhail, Judy Childs. Elena Kelly, Felicia Mitchell. Row 2: Rae Will, Barbara Aikins, Karen Carper, Julie Frost, Ellen Holloway. Row 3: Coach Hoeck, Stephanie Willey, Lynn Patrick, Susan Hancock, Dale Shoemaker. VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: Brian Watson, Chuck Pryor, Elmer Davis, Jeff Erskine, Grant Salter, Gary Flower, Keith Murray, Rodney Prince. Row 2: Roland Dashiell, Frank Willing, Chris Burrell, Raphael Blake, Steve Doyle, David Callahan, Mike Bayline, Victor White, Terry Dunham, Bryan Horsey, Steve Greenwood. Row 3: Coach Usilton, Willie Shepherd, Ted Kennard, Greg Scott, Phil Schisler, Mike Williams, Cam Carte, Carl Morton, Lybrant Robinson, Earl Handy, Chris Wilson, George Baird, Dean Murrell, Coach Giddings, Assistant Coach Gittings. 142 This years varsity football team took second place in the Bayside Conference and in the Districts. The captain’s for the year were Grant Salter, Gary Flower, Steve Greenwood, and Chris Wilson. The Most Valuable Player for the year was Grant Salter. Cam Carte, Roland Dashiell, Gary Flower, Lybrant Robinson, Grant Salter, Willie Shepherd, and Chris Wilson participated in the All-Conference Team. The 1981 team was very successful with 8 wins and 2 losses. New records were established by Grant Salter, Gary Flower, and Chris Wilson throughout the year. 143 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL J.V. Football First Row sitting: Left to Right, Nick Holubyckys, Steve Adkins, Victor Harper, Dalton Entzminger, Jerry Reney, James Grove, Marc Harrington, Jeff Pita, Craig Morton, Randy Perry. Second Row kneeling: David Smith, Bobby Justice, Guy Polin, Billy Webster, Darryl Willing, Barry Gaines, John Gillespi, Keith White, Troy Turner, John Weaver, John Savage. Third Row standing: Coach Rayne, Andre Bratton, Pat Bender, Glenn Coffin, Steve Schwartz, Chris Harris, Keith Bounds, Howard Jarret, Ernest Hunter, Wardell Turner, Calvin Burrell. Coach Westbrook. SCOREBOARD JMB SCORE OPPONENT OPPONENT SCORE 14 Wicomico 6 26 Parkside 16 12 Pocomoke 6 30 Snow Hill 6 32 Washington 0 12 Cambridge South Dorchester 0 14 Parkside 12 6 Snow Hill 14 28 Stephen Decatur 6 144 GOLF Front: Lori Lonegro, Leslye Johnson. Back: Ron Shockley, Kurt Korman, John Rogers, Jay Shupe, Chip MacLeod, Rob Lewis, Paul Johnson, Lee Granger, Jeff Dayton. This year’s golf team won the District VIII Tournament and was the runner up in the South Bayside Conference. The second young woman to join the team in its history was Lori Lonegro. Leslye Johnson received the Outstanding Ath¬ lete Award. The team of Leslye John¬ son, Lee Granger, Ron Shock- ley, and Kurt Korman won the District VIII Tournament and played in a State Tournament at College Park. Winning over WiHi and Parkside in the County Championship was the team of Leslye Johnson, Lori Lonegro, Lee Granger, Ron Shockley, Paul Johnson, Kurt Korman, Gunnar Gun- narsson, and Chip MacLeod. 145 Leslye Johnson CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country Row 1: Linda Miller, Kathryn Levitz, Trina Styles, Beth Gilbert. Row 2: Matt Masucci, Mark Weirman, Bill Harrison. Row 3: Tony Styles, James Llewellyn, Coach Cannon, Jim Sumstine, Ed Welch. SCOREBOARD JMB OPPONENT OPPONENT 19 Parkside 37 19 Cambridge South Dorchester 38 Won by Forfeit Colonel Richardson 0 32 Crisfield 23 26 Parkside 31 37 Wi Hi 16 41 Queen Annes 53 41 Crisfield 44 41 Cambridge South Dorchester 79 Won by Forfeit Easton 0 Karen Tossey, Linda Miller, Kathryn Levitz, Beth Gilbert, Trina Styles 146 INDOOR TRACK Indoor track had a very successful season in both local competition and at the state and regional meets. Of the four large indoor meets held at the Civic Cen¬ ter, the boys’ team finished in the top half in three; and finished their season by placing fourth in the region and ninth in the state. The girls’ team won two of the local indoor meets, and were run¬ ners-up in the other two. In the regional meet, the girls finished second, only two points out of first place, and were ele¬ venth in the state meet. Due to the small number of partici¬ pants in several of the indoor events, the success of the teams is best judged in terms of individual performances, where school records in over half of the events were broken. Especially out¬ standing at the state meet were Jim Sumstine’s school record for the mile (4:29.6) and Karen Tossey’s 1000 yard record (2:49.4). 147 BASKETBALL Boys Basketball Team Row 1: Tim Shiles, Kevin Morgan, Elmer Davis, Chuck Proyer. Row 2: Stacey Turner, Craig Morton, Willie Sheppherd, Carl Morton, Allen White, Lybrant Robinson, Chris Wilson, Calvin Burrell, Grant Salter, Coach Rayne. Retiring Seniors Kevin Morgan, Stacey Turner, Allen White, Chris Wilson, Grant Salter JMB SCOREBOARD OPPONENT SCORE OPPONENT SCORE 74 Easton 64 57 Crisfield 62 97 Washington 53 60 Mardela 46 79 Woodbridge 57 79 Parkside 49 64 Wicomico 60 69 Pokomoke 40 77 Snow Hill 45 66 Decatur 59 61 Parkside 35 77 Wicomico 85 49 Crisfield 74 63 Washington 71 84 Mardela 58 64 Pocomoke 48 84 Snow Hill 34 79 Decatur 56 68 Parkside 53 59 Wicomico 73 76 North Dorchester 74 The 1982 boys varsity basketball team finished the season with the fourth best record in the Bayside Conference and advanced to the Semi-Finals in the Region IV-Class B Tournament. Allen White broke an old record by making 15 dunks for the season. Willie Sheppard and Allen White were chosen for the Bayside South team as Kevin Morgan, Chris Wilson, and Elmer Davis received Honorable Mention. The team had 30 dunks for the season, led by Allen White with 15 and Willie Sheppard with 7. Coach Rayne says that this year’s team was the tallest team overall, since he has been here, and were very exciting to watch. J.V. Basketball OUR SCORE OPPONENT OPPONENTS SCORE 48 Easton 77 46 Crisfield 43 58 Washington 38 45 Woodbridge 55 39 Pocomoke 38 58 Snow Hill 52 52 Stephen Decatur 47 50 Parkside 45 52 Crisfield 60 39 Wicomico 44 55 Washington 66 54 Pocomoke 47 47 Snow Hill 51 60 Stephen Decatur 44 60 Parkside 39 57 Wicomico 44 53 North Dorchester 54 Won: 10 Lost: 7 Tied: 0 Row 1: Randee Brown, Vincent Reddick, Clint Walker, Percy Fields, Wardell Turner, Johnny Savage Row 2 standing: Andie Bratten, Chris Walker, Mike Sykes, Brian Crocket, Carl Morton, Cam Carte, Calvin Burrel, Ernest Hunter JMB SCORE SCOREBOARD OPPONENT SCORE 40 Cmfield 36 28 Washington 37 56 Mardela 36 69 Pocomoke 44 50 Stephen Decatur 56 45 Snow Hill 84 43 Parkside 59 47 Cmfield 33 47 Wicomico 31 36 Washington 30 43 Mardela 33 60 Pocomoke 50 28 Snow Htll 68 39 Stephen Decatur 48 26 Parkside 40 55 Wicomico 57 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Girl’s Basketball Team Row 1: Betty Howard, Mary Beth Wulff, Karen Dashiell, Andrea Hall, Monica Condon. Row 2: Monica Turner, Wendy Turner, Michelle Shockley, Cimon Coulbourn. Row 3: Coach Heatwole, Wauleeah Turner, Pat Hughes, Paulette Griffin, Tonya Church, Debbie Gibbons, Tabatha Harmon, Lear Dutton, Sue Boston, Kathy Gordy. Retiring Seniors Kathy Gordy, Wauleah Turner, Tonya Church, and Mary Beth Wulff. The 1982 girl’s basketball team was led by the seniors. Tonya Church received the Most Valuable Senior Award. Mary Beth Wulff was chosen to play on the All- Star second team. She was also the team’s high scorer with 303 points. Tonya Church was the high rebounder, making 205 rebounds. The team’s final standing in the Bay- side Conference was sixth. •I WRESTLING Wrestling Row 1: Ray Holloway, Ralph Saylor, Danny Hannon, Matt Masucci, Tim Hannon, Dan Niblett, Teige McShane. Row 2: George Robinson, Jeff Pitta, Lamont Jackson, Danny Masucci, Darryl Nutter, Rob Chamblin, Chester Littleton. Row 3: Coach Dittrich, Harry lnsley, Mike Williams, Steve Schwartz, Todd Stephens, Francis Hooks, John Sadler, Coach Penual. JMB OPPONENT SCORE OPPONENT SCORE 9 Wi-Hi 52 ! 21 Stephen Decatur 39 18 Kent 42 39 St. Michaels 21 49 North Caroline 15 18 Parkside 45 24 Easton 35 15 Mardela 42 Retiring Seniors: Ralph Saylor, Francis Hooks, Rob Chamblin 153 Girls Tennis Team: Row 1: Kim Grahm, Jennifer Levitz, Charlotte Haberstroh, Jennifer Phillips, Jamie Moore. Row 2: Erica Johnson, Lynn Patrick, Michelle Humphreys, Michelle Shockley, Lori Higgins. SCOREBOARD Girls Tennis Team Scores JMB Score OPP. Opp. Score 6 Parkside 1 6 Crisfield 1 7 WiHi 0 7 Pocomoke 0 6 Washington 1 7 Stephen Decatur 0 6 Parkside 1 7 Crisfield 0 7 WiHi 0 7 Pocomoke 0 6 Washington 1 6 Stephen Decatur 1 12 TOTAL 0 GIRLS TENNIS 1981-1982 The girls tennis team ended the 1981-82 season with a 12-1 year-end victory. Led by Captain Kim Clouser, the team cheered Charlotte Haberstroh on to defend the title of Girls Singles State Champion held again to District 8 Championships, while Lori Higgins and Erica Johnson runners-up in the doubles category of the District 8 Tournament. The girls voted Cherianne Todd as the Most Valuable Player for 1981-82. Leading performers were Michelle Shockley — Lynn Patrick in the doubles with an undefeated score, and Cherianne Todd leading the singles category. Other valuable contributors were Michelle Humphreys, Jennifer Phillips, Kim 154 Grahm, Jennifer Levitz, and Jamie Moore. GIRLS’ TENNIS BOYS’ TENNIS BOYS TENNIS 1981-82 Led by Captain Chip MaCleod, the boys tennis team ended the year with an 11-1 record. Duncan Wells was voted Most Valuable Player. Maury Bozman captured the title of Boys Singles in the District Championships. The doubles team of Duncan Wells and Pete Meeks were runners-up in the District 8 Championships. Other va luable players were Dan MaCleod, Paul Fitzgerald, Dixon Gourley, and Frederic Nicolle. SCOREBOARD Boys Tennis Team Scores JMB Scores Opp. Opp. Scores 3 Parkside 4 4 Crisfield 3 6 WiHi 1 5 Pocomoke 2 6 Washington 1 6 Stephen Decatur 1 4 Parkside 3 7 Crisfield 0 7 WiHi 0 7 Pocomoke 0 6 Washington 1 4 Stephen Decatur 3 11 TOTAL 1 Boys Tennis Team: Row 1: Frederic Nicolle, Mr. Doemeny, Maury Bozman, Dan MaCleod. Row 2: Duncan Wells, Paul Fitzgerald, Gunnar Gunnarson, Chip MaCleod, Pete Meeks, Dixon Gourley, John Cascino. 155 SCOREBOARD JMB Opp. Score Opp. Score 2 Parkside l 4 Crisfield 3 0 Wicomico 3 10 Snow Hill 3 6 Pocomoke 5 7 Mardela 4 4 Dover 3 6 Washington 4 3 Stephen Decatur 2 3 Parkside 2 7 Wicomico 3 14 Crisfield 5 9 Snow Hill 0 10 Pocomoke 2 20 Mardela 4 5 Washington 1 10 Decatur 3 6 Eaton 5 VARSITY BASEBALL This year’s Varsity Baseball team was very successful. They had 17 wins and only 1 loss. They had 15 of these wins in a row, which is the most ever set by this school. The captain was Gary Flower and Steve Greenwood was the most valuable senior. Gary Flower, Chris Wilson, Steve Greenwood, Matt Landry, and David Callahan were chosen to be on the South Senior All Star Team. This team, which Coach Smoot described as “more of a bunch of free spirits and totally uninhibited,’’ ended the year by being the 1 seed in the district and Champions in the Bayside Conference. VARSITY BASEBALL: Row 1: Robert Brem, Jeff Erskine, Scott Wulff, Kevin Washington, Steve Doyle, Robert Lewis, Bobby Kellam. Row 2: Coach Thamert, Matt Landry, Francis Hooks, David Callahan, Jeff Olds, Steve Greenwood, Tommy Caine, Coach Smoot. Row 3: Kevin Morris, Brian Crokett, Chris Wilson, Eddie Harr, Cam Carte, Gary Flower, Mike Hannon. 156 David Callahan, Gary Flower, Chris Wilson. Row 2: Kevin Washington, Steve Greenwood, Steve Doyle. JV BASEBALL Row 1: Bobby Kellam, Brian Crockett, Jeff Erskine, Cam Carte, Mike Hannon, Tommy Caine. Row 2: Robert Brem, Jon Rogers, Guy Polin, Ron Shockley, Rob Lewis, Coach Thamert. Row 3: Nick Holubyckys, Jeff Greenwood, Tom Travers, Bob Caldwell, Glenn Coffin. 157 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL Row 1: Jackie Collins, Mary Beth Wulff, Jan Miles, Susan Hancock, Sue Hiddleson, Stephanie Condon. Row 2: Natalie Bean, Monica Condon, Cimon Coulbourn, Susan Adkins, Dawn Perry. Row 3: Coach, Mrs. Heatwole, Assistant coach, Annette Evans, Terri Littleton, Stacie Flower, Pat Hughes, Suzy Rayne, Lori Wigglesworth. JMB Scoreboard OPP. Score OPP. Score l Parkside 13 29 Crisfield 2 ! 2 Wi-Hi 0 7 Snow Hill 8 8 Pocomoke 7 3 Mardela 4 5 Washington 8 11 Stephen Decatur 8 0 Parkside 6 2 Wi Hi 11 15 Crisfield 0 18 Snow Hill 9 8 Pocomoke 3 11 Mardela 4 1 4 Stephen Decatur 3 10 Washington 4 r This year’s Softball Team was very successful. Cap¬ tains Cimon Coulbourn, Shelly Rayne, Jan Miles, Mary Beth Wulff, led the team to 10 wins and 6 losses. Shelly Rayne was this year’s Most Valuable Senior. This year’s team had two leading performers: Shelly Rayne with the highest batting average, and Monica Con¬ don with the most stolen bases. The team’s final standing in the Bayside Conference was 5th. Coach Heatwole says that this year’s team was different from others by “the most versatile players I’ve ever coached.” The girls final position in the District was position 5. 159 BOYS’ TRACK Boys’ Track: Row One: Tracy Johnson, Victor Harper, Isac Davis, Richard Johnson, Grant Salter, Dan Hannon, Noland Dashiell, Tony Styles, Chris Laton, Jimmy Sumstine, Matt Massucci, Tony Wutoh. Row Two: Mr. Bailey, Jim Johnson, Joe Edwards, Chris Burnell, Brian Jones, Tracy Gibb, Brian Warson, Vantine Stallings, Jeff Jones. Row Three: Ralph Jones, Ed Welch, Richard Hall, Carl Morton, Todd Stephens, Sean Hanno, Edo Vanderzee, Willie Sheperd, James Llewellyn, Mike Williams, Bill Schisler, Mr. Peterman, Bryce Cox. Scoreboard JMB Opp. Opp. Score 114 North Carolina 39 97 Easton 38 Arcadia 52 93 Colonel Richardson 41 Cambridge 47 91 Kent 62 North Dorchester 32 83 Wicomico 63 104 Cambridge 37 86 Parkside 66 Retiring Seniors: Row One: Richard Johnson, Grant Salter, Isac Davis, Tony Wutoh. Row Two: Richard Hall, Tracy Johnson, Sean Hannon, Jeff Jones, Vantine Stallings. This year’s Boys’ Track Team was very successful. They had 9 wins and no losses. In the Post Season they did very well. They were Bayside Champions, District 8 Champions, Regional 4 Champions, and won Sec¬ ond place in the State Fianlist. This year’s Captain was Richard Hall, and the Most Valuable Senior was awarded to Avery Price. Carl Morton and Willie Sheppard received Gold Medals at the State Finalist. Carl in the 400 meter and Willie in the High Jump. Coach Bailey says that “the team went undefeated and it doesn’t look too bad for next year with a lot of returning Lettermen”. The season ended and we all are proud of our team. GIRLS’ TRACK Row 1: Beth Gilbert, Eva Burbage, Beth Beauchamp, Lorraine Pitta, Trina Styles, Ellyn Hogg, Laurie Cathcart, Sung Jin Kim, Monica Turner. Row 2: Lorie Lonegro, Jackie Hayward, Linda Miller, Angie Cherrix, Katherine Levitz, Karen Tossey, Alice Frost. Row 3: Coach Cathcart, Vanessa Morris, Susie Gale, Betsy Taylor, Julie Frost, Wendy Turner, Debbie Gibbons, Lear Dutton, Vicki Jones, Carolyn Holliday, Paulette Griffin, Lisa Stanford, Rani Jenkins, Asst. Coach Sharon Smith. 162 Scoreboard JMB Score Opp. Opp. Score 68 Arcadia 45 58 North Caroline 70 78 Parkside 50 69 Wicomico 59 Retiring Seniors: Top, El¬ lyn Hogg. Middle, Laurie Cathcart, Beth Beau¬ champ. Bottom, Katherine Levitz, Vicki Jones, Jackie Hayward. 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Furman Optometrist INSURANCE Uvjfr Rt. 50 . jJ Quantico Square Sa 2 801 “ D |i| NATIONWIDE Phone:742-8240 STEAM KAT CORP. Compliments Commercial Laundry Equipment of Tower Dr. Salisbury, Md. 21801 Clark Brothers Nelms Kelly Auto Tech Inc. CONGRATULATIONS Have your Car Tuned by a Certified Mechanic CLASS OF 1982 1312 N. Salisbury Blvd. Phone 742-2261 John T. Porter C.P.A. PARTS WHOLESALE, INC. ICaum’s JMatr Jlestgrts, Automotive Parts All Make Vehicles 500 Roslyn Ave. 729 E. Main Cambridge Md. Salisbury 228-7800 749-0175 Machine Drums Rotors Open All Day Saturday SOUTH SALISBURY BLVD. CLAIRMONT SHOPPING CENTER SALISBURY. MARYLAND 749-4929 PERSONALIZED CARE OPEN MON.-FRI 8 30-5:00 APPOINTMENTS thurs. a fri. until 7 oo Owned by I Mr. Mrs. SATURDAY 8 30 • i 00 Pat Briscoe 183 AHTES HANNA PARTNERS P.O. Box 228. 1 Plaza East • Salisbury, MD 21801 I would like to take this opportunity to thank Miss Cooper, Mrs. Hudson, The Administration, and my staff. If it was not for all the hard work, long hours, and a lot of headaches we would never have gotten this yearbook off the ground. I really appreciate all the support from my family and friends throughout this year. I wish the best of luck to next year’s Editor and staff. I hope you enjoy working on the yearbook as much as I have. Good luck and thank you all so very much. I really do appreciate all the time and effort that you spent helping out. Thank you. Best of Luck, TQJL Melanie McWilliams Editor