Salisbury High School - Beacon Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1961 volume:

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BE : ae Cease AURITUINCS cg: = | Advertisements= i ad ‘ Wi, I A: Ae ee a a a a el Sastry ache ate Ut? eels cat aS Fae oe Our Principal Mr. Charles H. Chipman, a native of Cape May, New Jersey, who attended both the elementary and high schools of Cape May, came to Salisbury, Maryland, in the year of 1915, to serve as the school principal of the Salisbury Industrial School. We proudly present some actualities relating to the history and historical nature of his numerous achievements. After completing his high school course in his home town, he entered Howard University in Wash- ington, D.C., and completed the courses leading to B.S., B.A., and B.Ped. degrees. Always filled with zeal, there was no end to future development. Through summer sessions, extension courses and workshops, both in study and instruction, much time was spent in studying the following schools for graduate work: University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia; Penn State University, Penn State, Pennsylvania; Cornell University, Ithaca, New York; Chicago University, Chicago, Illinois; Tuskegee Institute, Tuskegee, Alabama; Bowie State Teachers College, Bowie, Maryland. It was at Princess Anne Academy in Princess Anne, Maryland, that he taught State Extension classes in Negro History, Mathematics and Chemistry. Other extension courses taught were at Bowie State Teachers College, Bowie, Maryland, Morgan College, Baltimore, Maryland, and St. Clair High School in Cambridge, Maryland. Down the years Mr. Chipman has been associated with many civic, religious and educational organizations on local, state and national levels and has held offices in many of these organizations, some of which have been: President of Region V of the American Teachers’ Association which is comprised of the states of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland; President of the Maryland Education Association; an active member of Pioneer's Educational Association of Maryland; Secondary Principals’ State and National Association; Past President of a local Frontiers Association of America; Past President of The Wicomico Educational Association; an official of the E.S.P.G., Fraternally served as an exalted ruler of the Independent Benevolent Order of Elks, and a member of the Keystone Masonic Order of Cape May, New Jersey, and of the Knights of Phythias. He is a member of the State and Nation- al Mathematics, Science and Foreign Language Associations, the National Education Association, the National Administration Association and the Middle States Association of Colleges, the Maryland State Teachers Association and its legislative department. He has been a delegate to many national N.E.A., a A.A.S.A., and Mathematics and Science conventions in many states of the union. He was president of M.E.A. which sponsored the erection of Frederick Douglass statue on Morgan College campus. In religion and religious affairs he has been active, not only as a member of John Wesley Church, Salisbury, Maryland, but is also president of the Trustee Board, a member of the Financial and Education- al Boards. He has made other contributions to religious development throughout the county and state. He is engaged many times as a speaker and lecturer on various church, civic, fraternal and educational programs not only in Maryland, but other states as well. His hobbies are reading, writing both prose and poetry, music and athletics. At present he maintains a high rank in the Maryland Credit Union. as the state director for the East- ern Shore Credit Unions, a member of the Wicomico County Credit Union, the Eastern Shore and state organizations. He is a member of the Youth Commission of Wicomico County, Treasurer and director of the Big Brother Organization, and is a member of the Boy Scout Council. He is committee chairman of John Wesley Church Scout Troop 115 and Salisbury High School Explorers. He is a member of the In- terracial Commission of Wicomico County. Some of the many citations received have been from the Pi Alpha Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Del-Mar-Va Boy Scout Certificate for Merit and Outstand- ing Service, and the National Credit Union Certificate for Faithful and Outstanding Services. We are justly proud of our principal, Mr. Chipman, and wish to extend to him our sincere thanks for his continous efforts to promote student activities, for his infinite loyalty to the school staff and community and for his never ending interest in us and our future. A quiet evening at home is a rarity to our civic-minded principal and his wife. Here they enjoy one of those evenings. : sit J : Watching wrestling matches is a RIBAK 8 JM igs Bong ng SN Oy, SR AR eal A TAMER tiie Me wa Sue HOY Atel” lis Om: ie Principal's Message To The Seniors Here's a tribute to another wonderful group of people = the Salisbury High School class of '61. You have had so little time to enjoy your exalted status as seniors before the season has faded and it is time to bid farewell. Those of us who remain extend to ‘ you a sincere wish that you will have a joyous and successful journey ahead, for we A. know that behind you are many happy memories of days and friends in Salisbury High School, Your Principal, e Charles H. Chipman ae al : : ; a , ae Pip hPeire een ode � ' é i Pe ee ek ee a iy ice-Principal's Message MR. WILLIAM O. HULL MR, JAMES M, BENNETT Mr. James M. Bennett former Superintendent of Schools of Wicomico County steered a course and maintained acceleration that kept the county's progress in education abreast with the modern trends in American way of living. For forty years he watched the growth of the county schools change from one room schools tocon- sOlidation and the construction of the campus type schools; Salisbury High School being one of these schools. Mr. Bennett was a great administrator. For him, the battles of overcoming opposite points of view were always well handled. He made one feel his belongingness, thereby making it a great pleasure to work with him. He was also active in local, state, and national, civic, religious and educational organizations and maintained an untiring zest until his retirement July 31, 1957. Cedar Lane Elementary School Cooper Mill Elementary School MR, SEARS D, SHOCKLEY, Principal MRS, AGATHA J, POLK, Principal Salisbury High School MR, CHARLES H, CHIPMAN, Principal Salisbury Elementary School Wenaquah Elementary School MR, RANDOLPH L, BROOKS, Principal MR, EMERSON C, HOLLOWAY, Principal I SG ig ly Ay Nl dO “ale sR aa GR” oath Shits SOON Neilee tik Soa GF Laclagilali EO, Wet ey oe SE Nth ar Superintendent of Schools of Wicomico County MAHAFFEY Assistant Superintendent of Schools MR, SHELDON B. DAWSON Director of Instruction MR, HAROLD A, FULTON i Supervisor of High Schools MR, FREDERICK H, SPIGLER, JR, Supervisor of Pupil Personnel Supervisor of Safety MRS. CORA G, SMITH MR, BRANCHE H, PHILLIPS Visiting Teacher MR, CHARLES E, BERRY Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor MISS ELAINE BROWN MR, LEONARD O,.PITTS, JR. School Clerks ALICE DASHIELL, MRS, ESTHER DASHIELL, MRS, ROSETTA BLAKE ee LT Nn NE Le OR ee ELT SONS ks ee Ade Faculty DETOURS ALIAS GUIDE POSTS (A Tribute To The Faculty) Better slow down, our teachers have said, Watch the curves in the road ahead; Proceed with caution, but don't cramp your style; Try earnestly, sincerely to place first in rank and file. Set precedents - be unique - be the best in your class; This advice they've given us numerous times in the past; Therefore who are we to blame if we do not find success? They have warned us of every pitfall; prepared us for every test. Did we take heed to the Detours, the Guide Posts along the way, Or did we go on speeding, living just from day to day? This will be answered in the future for we know very well, If we live long enough, time will not fail to tell. Now we realize our teachers alias Detours alias Guide Posts Struggled much and worried long, never having time to coast; Disappointed, perhaps discouraged, when the students stopped to pout, They were always filled with pride when good products were turned out. To our principal and our teachers, who have done their very best, To our custodians and our cafeteria workers, and also to all the rest, With gratitude, we.say, Well done! You've been the Detours alias Guide Posts to the class of 61. James Amos Mitchell MISS GLADYS L, BILLUPS St, Augustine's College, B.A. Raleigh, North Carolina French and English MR, SMITH ANDERSON Virginia State College, B.S. Industrial Arts MRS. OGRIA W, BRATTEN Maryland State Teachers College, B.S. English, Reading Social Studies MISS BARBARA JEAN BROWN North Carolina College, B.S. Physical Education Science 14 EE Ce Tae APS oe SBS ee MR, ROBERT O, BROWN Hampton Institute, B.S. Virginia State College University of Maryland University of Delaware Social Studies MR, JAMES K, CAUDILL, JR, East T ennessee State College, B.S. Driver Education MRS, MARIAN CHURCH Maryland State Teachers College, B.S. Elementary Education MRS, JEANETTE P, CHIPMAN Virginia State College, B.S., M.A. Hampton Institute Cornell University Goucher College Home Economics MRS, FLORA H, DANIELS Hampton Institute, B.S, Columbia University, M.A. Shorthand, Typewriting, General Bus- iness MR, HERMAN W, DENNIS Virginia State College, B.S. University of Delaware University of Maryland Hampton Institute Vocational Agriculture MRS, MARTIE C, ELZEY Maryland State Teachers College Temple University Morgan State College, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. MR, PAIG E L. GLAZE, SR, Hampton Institute, B.S, University of Pennsylvania, M.S. University of Pennsylvania Science, Mathematics MR, CHARLES G, GOSLEE Maryland State College, B.A. West Virginia University English, Civics, Reading MRS, MARGARET D, GRADY North Carolina College, B.S. Columbia University, M A. Mathematics nea ae te Fa he 4 MR, JAMES O, HANDY Alabama State College, B S., M.Ed. Social Studies, Geography, English MR, EDWARD E, HENRY, SR. Hampton Institute, B.S. Pennsylvania State College Cornell University Wayne University Industrial Arts MR, JACKIE O, HITCH Maryland State College, .B.S. Mathematics, Science MR, WILLIAM HOLLIDAY, JR, Claflin University, B.S. Columbia University Physical Education, Mathematics MRS, REBA B, HUDSON Maryland State College, B.A. Temple University Mathematics, Music MRS, DONZELLA F, HUTT South Carolina State College, B.S. Temple University Special Education MR, EARL B, JACKSON Maryland State College, B.A. University of West Virginia Mathematics, Algebra, Science MR, WILLIAM C, JOHNSON Howard University, A.B. D.C. Teachers’ College World History, United States History MISS HENRIETTA L, JONES Claflin College, B.S. South Carolina State College Temple University Atlanta University Chemistry, Senior Science, General Science MR, ALBERT A, MANIS Milligan College, B.A. George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A., Vanderbilt University, Speech Therapy MRS, DORIS S, PERSON The Agricultural and Technical College, B.S. Physical Education MR, JAMES A, POLK Virginia Union University, B.A. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. Latin, Psychology MR, MITCHELL T. PRATHER Morgan State College, B.S. West Virginia University English, Reading, Social Studies MR, SYLVESTER S, RIGGS Livingston College, A.B. Florida A M Maryland State College Instrumental Music MRS. AGNES V, ROBERTS Morgan State College, B.S. Social Studies, English, Reading MR, DALTON ROBERTS Shaw University, B.A. University of Colorado Virginia State College English PETRA, SPOR RN, I$ Rignstitrea AE A teas Os st MRS, GERALDINE D, MAINOR Storer College, B.A. Temple University Crafts, English MRS, CONSTANCE B, MARTIN Morgan State College, B.A. Catholic University University of Maryland English, Journalism MR, WESLEY N. NICHOLS Morgan State College, A.B. Temple University English, Speech and Dramatics MRS, CATHERINE W, PARSONS Virginia State College, B.S. Home Economics I a s ie, a? o 4 She ” = 4 af ee “Tie ol F ie. | MRS, DOROTHY TAYLOR Maryland State Teachers’ College, B.S. Morgan State College Temple University English, Social Studies, Reading MRS, VIVIAN E, TAYLOR The School of the Art Institute, B.A. The University of Chicago Fine Arts MR, RICHARD L, TURNER Delaware State College, B.S. Mathematics, Science, Business Arith metic MR, MARION J, WALLER Morgan State College, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. Bowie State Teachers’ College Physical Education MR, WILLIAM F, WALLER Maryland State College, A.B. Temple University Problems of Democracy, United States History MISS CLEO L. WALSTON Hampton Institute, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. Mathematics i a Ce en ee ae MRS, MILDRED W, WEBSTER Virginia State College, B.S. Simmons College, M.S. Librarian MR, THOMAS C, WILSON Temple University, B.S General Music, Choral Singing MRS, THELMA R, WINDER Hampton Institute, B,S, Temple University Biology, General Science MRS, MAUDIE L. WRIGHT Benedict College, B.A. South Carolina State, M.S. English, Problems of Democracy, World Geography LE py PROF RE. Pee thd | Fad 3 heed oe re P 4 ty Si v ie on ip es t Me % eo a aaa atest ; ‘ bt ail ll pe gt Dp ae ‘athe yee ES ite = SEE a A a AT : 4 ; E oo etc yA ranma tenn ner ny at ee ae Be Se er4 he Se ey ack a ba i eee x 2 a VICTOR HENRY ANDERSON WAYNE ERNEST BEALE ‘hi Web rt Vic Academic General Ambition: Barber Ambition; Armed Forces Activities: Band, Track, Football, Activities: Glee Club. Basketball, Gymnastic Team, PAUL FLOYD ANDERSON “Legs” Academic Ambition: Chemical Engineer Activities: Football, Baseball, Bas- ketball, Track, Glee Club, Patrol Photography Club, Force, JAMES HARVEY BRAXTON hi Sonny” Academic Commercial Ambition: Drafting Engineer Ambition: Professional Basketball Activities: Basketball, Manager of Player Junior Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Activities; Hobby Club, Physical Mechanical Drawing, Football, Education, Art, Industrial Arts, Junior Chorus, RICHARD LEE BRABOY Brae Academic Ambition: Artist and Painter ANTHONY REGINALD BOUNDS Reggie ALFONZO MATTHEW BROWN Aq General Ambition: Barber Activities: N,F,A, MALCOLM LEE BROWN Mac Academic Ambition: Math and Science Teacher Activities: F,T.A., Informer Staff. ‘ PET tn, No et i Na ENTE EUR 5 8 dil Blige JAMES HOLLIS BROWN Jimmy Academic Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Band, F, TV A,.; Patrol, Track, MARION LEE BROWN Shortie Agriculture Ambition: Welder Activities: Art, N,F,A,, Hobby Club, Music, a alk Wg SO hd KATHLEEN CYNTHIA BROWN Kathy Commercial Ambition: Secretary Activities: Junior Chorus, Photo- graphy Club, Speech and Drama- tics, N.H. A, PERCY JOSEPH BROWN Toe General Ambition: English Teacher Activities: Band, sah ee ee _ ee oT —_—— CAROLYN GEORGIEANNA BULLOCK “Gallie” Commercial Ambition: Secretary Activities: Junior Chorus, Glee Club, Art. BILLY JAMES CHANDLER Preach Academic Ambition: Engineer Activities: Patrol Force, Basket- ball Team, Manager of Football Team, Junior Science Club, Hob- by Club, HAMMOND GREENSBURY CANNON Gan” Academic Ambition: High School English Teacher Activities: Glee Club, F, T.A., Junior Varsity, Touch Football Team, Junior Chorus, WILBERT COOK JR, Cookie General Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Track MARY ELIZABETH CARTWRIGHT Lizzy Academic Ambition: Social Worker Activities: N.H.A., Junior Chorus, Fieldball, Patrol Force, Basketball, Cheerleading Club, Physical Edu - cation Club. ELEANOR FRANCES COULBOURN Commercial Ambition: Professional Secretary Activities: Student Council, N.H.A., Glee Club, Library Assistant, ESTELLA MAE COULBOURNE Stell Academic Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Glee Club, Monitorial Force, F,T.A,, N.H.A. , Student Council, Yearbook Staff, RUDY LEO DASHIELD Academic Ambition; Electrical Engineer Activities: Student Council, Glee Club, Speech and Dramatics, Gymnastic Team, LAURA JANET COULBOURNE Jane Academic Ambition: Beautician Activities: Glee Club, N.H.A. , F,T,A,, Junior Chorus, Library Assistant, Contestant of Miss Salis- bury High. DONALD BERNARD DASHIELL Donnie Academic Ambition: Architect Activities: F, T,A,, Informer Staff, Football, Baseball, Year- book Staff, Photography Club, Art Club, OLLIE MAE CUFF Pee Wee Commercial Ambition: Business Secretary Activities: Speech and Dramatics, Physical Education, Home Econo- mics, N.H.A., Junior Class Sec- retary. DORIS EVA DASHIELL Buble Gum Commercial Ambition: Typist Activities: N,H.A,, Library As- sistant, Physical Education, Home Economics, Music. TIEN Th 7% mae rr ; , we ” ROBERT WAYNE DOUGLAS Bobby General Ambition: Football Player Activities: Patrol, Gymnastic Team, T Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track. CLYDE WARD EVANS Agriculture Ambition: Agriculture Activities; N.F.A,., Band, Judging and Livestock Judging, Physical Education Club, Industrial Art, Photography Club, THOMAS ANDREW ELBERT Holmes Academic Ambition: Engineer Activities: Football, Basketball. GEORGE EVERETT JR, Junior Academic Ambition: Mechanical Engineering Activities; Football LEGATHIA MAE ENNIS Peggy General Ambition: Nurse Activities: N.H,A., Junior Chorus, Dance Group, Personal Typing, ee er ERLA ELIZABETH FENNER Schooner Academic Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Glee Club, N.H.A., F,T,A,, Student Council, Patrol, Junior Chorus, Contestant of Miss Salisbury High. HERBERT FLETCHER Maggie Academic Ambition: Electronical Engineer Activities: Track, Glee Club, Art Club, Gymnastic Team, F,T.A., Advance Science Club. NANCY JANE GIBSON Jan Academic Ambition: Registered Nurse Activities: N.H,A,, F.T.A., Junior Chorus, Student Council, Speech and Dramatics. ?y | i ile Nag Pg sere ° i i NP dag! Airaatinn: : FMR ‘ JERRY LEON GAINES LINDA DARNELL GAYLE Jero Lin Agriculture General Ambition: Armed Forces Ambition: Practical Nurse Activities: Art Activities: N.H,A., Fieldball, In- former Staff, WAVIE GIBSON JR, LOUIS MOSES GIVENS wayeh Junior Academic Academic Ambition: Lawyer Ambition: Music Teacher Activities: Glee Club, Speech and Activities: Band Dramatics, F, T,A,, Gymnastics, Tackle Football. JOAN MARIE GOSLEE Jo-Ann Academic Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities; Glee Club, N,H.A., Library Club, Battle of Words. KATHLEEN GREENE Katie General Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Activities: N H.A,, F,T.A,, Basketball, Patrol, Dance Group, Fieldball, Informer Staff, Art, Cheerleader, Photography. te Berm ETT JOSEPH GRADY Toe Academic Ambition: Physical Therapist Activities: Student Council, Dramatics Club, Patrol, Basketball. GLORIA JOAN HARMON Vicki Commercial Ambition; Interior Decorator Activities: N,H.,A., Junior Chorus, Glee Club, SRN Nee x dis 5 Ree ‘ Ua pte Meat estan sak HUBERT ONEIL GRAHAM Graham Academic Ambition: Draftsman Activities; Hobby Club, Biology Club, Physical Education Club, re eee ALLAN HARRIS Fisher Commercial Ambition: Professional Skindiver Activities: Football, Mechanical Drawing. PGR Fy hi A la JOSEPH LEWIS HAYWARD | Holsa General Ambition: Drafting Engineer Activities: Track, Gymnastic Team. FANNIE NAOMI HULL Faye Academic Ambition: High School Music Teacher Activities: N,H,A., Monitorial System, Glee Club, F,T.A., Li- brary Club, CLARICE ANNETTE HENRY | ee Academic Ambition: Gynecologist Activities: Glee Club, Yearbook, Monitors, N.H.A, JACQUELINE JACKSON Jack Rabbit Academic Ambition; Elementary Teacher Activities: F,T,A.,, Glee Club, N.H.A., Yearbook Staff, SE Ney tere SE Ning ae aceon ws MOI aa eee ee eg CHARLOTTE HELENA HULL Shelbie Commercial Ambition; Secretary Activities: N.H,A., Speech and Dramatics, Hobby Club, Monitors. SPOTWOOD JACKSON JR, | Sunny General Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Track ao: ROYALL JENKINS Professor General Ambition; Auto Mechanic Activities: Physical Education, Art. MILDRED CYNTHIA JOLLEY Mil Academic Ambition; Elementary Teacher Activities; N,H.A., Band, F,T,A CLEVELAND LORENZO JOHNSON The Senator General Ambition: Artist Activities; Art, Biology Club, CARVIS MAE JONES Sister Commercial Ambition: Bookkeeper Activities; Glee Club, N.H.A., Home Economics, Junior Chorus. Lae ae tape 8 a Fe Re, Oe ea ‘hs ei he OP eis Pade toys as , bY its ey Ak Pe a Noe, Ries al fa JOYCE LEE JOHNSON Academic Ambition; Home Economic Spe- cialist Activities: N,H.A., F.T.A., Junior Glee Club, Senior Glee Club, Student Council. DANIEL WEBSTER JONES ee de Academic Ambition: Business Accountant Activities: Football, Glee Club, Patrol, Basketball, EDITH ELIZABETH JONES Annie Commercial Ambition: Nurse Activities: Informer Staff PRISCILLA MAE MAPP a Academic Ambition: Navy Nurse Activities: Cheerleader, Band, N.H.A., F.T.A.,, Patrol Force, Hobby Club, Majorettes. RUSSELL JONES JR, Russ Academic Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Student Council, Art, Football, Baseball, Track, Basket- ball, Advance Science, F, T.A, ERROLL ANTHONY MATTOX Toney Academic Ambition: Chemist Activities: Band, F,T,A., Physi- cal Education Club. WALLACE EWELL JONES Jones Academic Ambition: F,B,I, Agent Activities: Hobby Club, Art Club, Photography Club, ARMENTA LEE McCLEESE Ment Commercial Ambition: Clerk-Typist Activities: Student Council, Glee Club, Library Assistant, N.H.A., | Yearbook Staff, Contestant for Miss Salisbury High. ROBERT MORRIS McGRIFF Colonel General Ambition: Specialized Mechanic Activities: Patrol, Tackle Football, F,T.A., Band, Track, Junior Var- sity, Yearbook Staff. LEVI EMERSON MOORE Nib Commercial Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Art, Speech and Dra- matics, JAMES AMOS MITCHELL Jamesy Academic Ambition: Doctor Activities: Band, Speech and Dra- matic, Junior Glee Club. NORRIS LEON MOORE Lightening Academic Ambition: Automobile Mechanic Activities: Band, JAMES AUTHOR MITCHELL Sneeze General Ambition: Carpenter Activities: Physical Education, ROLAND LEE MOORE Lee Academic Ambition: History Teacher Activities: Art Club, Speech and Dramatics, Baseball Club, Biology Club, Hobby Club, ae OT a ie . eA A a, aati: 2 SR ; aa” a we wy, j a. ‘ 7 emiers a pny eerie de. wah BEDAI” 4 Be aah ee ee diel ‘CATHERINE MORTON EDNA ELIZABETH MORRIS JOHN EDWARD MORRIS Kate Judy Johnny Academic General General Ambition: Elementary Teacher Ambition; Fashion Designer Ambition: Air Force Activities: N.H.A., Patrol, Activities: Student Council, Glee Activities: Track. F,T.A., Hobby Club, Library As- Club, Junior Chorus, F, T,A., sistant. Yearbook Staff, JOHN EMORY MORRIS JOYCE ANNE NAIRNE JOYCE NORMALEE NICHOLS Johnny Joy Joy Commercial General Academic Ambition: Auto Mechanic Ambition: Home Economics Teach- Ambition: Concert Artist Activities; Football, Track, Physi- er Activities: Glee Club, Junior Cho- cal Education, Art, Activities: Glee Club, N.H.A., tus, NALA. F. fA Physical Education, Contestant of Miss Salisbury High. De re ee ONE AL ek Nae OE ES Le SN PHYLLIS SHIRLEY NICHOLS DAVID HOWARD PARKER VIVIAN ALETHA PARKER Phyll Dave Vivy Academic Academic General Ambition: Music Instructor Ambition; Electrical Engineer Ambition; Elementary Teacher Activities: NM Asy Fe ivAns Activities: Glee Club Activities: N, H.A., F .T.A., Pa- Junior Patrol, Oratorical and De- trol, Band, Dance Group, Library bating, Glee Club, Photography Assistant, Club, Junior Chorus, CLARENCE EDWARD POLK THOMAS E, PRICE HILDA MAE REID Professor Tomboy Peaches Academic Agriculture Commercial Ambition: Biochemist Ambition: Mechanics Ambition; Business Administrator Activities: F,T,A,, Touch Foot- Activities: Industrial, Art, N.F.A. Activities: Charm Club, Photo- ball, Band, Dramatics, Tackle, graphy Club, N.F.A., Hobby Basketball, Yearbook Staff, Base- Club, Art, Physical Education, ball, Track, Mgr. of Sports, Home Economics. Biology Club, RG i MeL tw Hs | et el DOROTHY YVONNE RIVERS vw Dot Academic Ambition: Home Economics Teach- er Activities: Student Council, N.H.A., F.T.A., Junior Chorus, Basketball, Yearbook Staff, MARY ELLEN SAVAGE General Ambition: Beautician Activities: N.H.A., Informer Staff, Junior Chorus, Art, Cheer- leaders Club, Home Economics Club, Fieldball Team. WILLIAM CARROLL ROBERTSON Billy General Ambition: Brick Layer Activities; Industrial Arts, Gym- nastic Team, MERVIN SCHOOLFIELD Skop Academic Ambition: Electronics Engineer Activities: Glee Club, Basketball Manager, : balk a wena Lier gee ‘Pay ve Sadun: Ley Wihe.g Sie SACOM ER athe Uo MELVIN LEE SAMPLE JR, Pappy General Ambition: Auto Mechanic Activities: Band, Physical Educa- tion Club, Basketball, Football. LEIGHUNT SHILES Leigh Academic Ambition: Musician Activities: Band JESSIE BLAIR SMILEY Penny Academic Ambition: Teacher Activities: Student Council, N,H,A., Band, Monitorial System, F,T,A,., Hobby Club, Library As- sistant, CHARLES SPORT JR. Dino Commercial Ambition: Real Estate Agent Activities: Student Council, Band, Football, Basketball, Speech and Dramatics, Photography Club. MILBURN HENRY SMITH Smitty Academic Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Mechanical Drawing, Speech and Dramatics, Hobby Club, Biology Club, GORDIE ERNEST STANLEY Agriculture Ambition: Electrician Activities: Hobby Club, Personal Typing. WARREN SMULLEN Junior Academic Ambition: Teacher Activities: Glee Club, Speech and Dramatics Club, VIRGINIA MAE STEVENS Ginny Ambition: Practical Nurse Activities: N,H,A., Glee Club, Fieldball, Junior Glee Club, Physi- cal Education. ’ oly seis 14 any b : oe peep AY. 1 ‘gis % ——— as 8: Ney SAF er Ae SE Nihing 8 Sinn Ata) w PRESTON LEROY TEAGLE JR, ALFRED LEROY THOMPSON CLYDE MASON TOWNS � PYCR. Jazz Mase Academic Commercial Agriculture Ambition: Teacher Ambition; Photographer Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: N.F,A,, Football, Pho- Activities: Band, Photography Activities: Industrial Arts, N,F.A. tography Club, Club, Hobby Club, Speech and Dramatics Club, BERNICE MAE TRADER JANET MILDRED TRADER LINWOOD HARRY TULL Shortie Mil Agriculture | Academic Commercial Ambition: Mechanic | Ambition: Elementary Teacher Ambition: Beautician Activities: NJF,A. | Activities: Biology Club, Junior Activities: N,H.A., Junior Chorus, Chorus, Stamp and Coin Collec- Glee Club, Beacon Staff, tion Club, F, T.A, JOSEPH RICHARD TURNER Richard General Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Photography Club, Cross Country Team, REBA VERONA WALLACE Rebbie General Ambition: Nurse Activities: N,H,A,, Art, Personal Typing. WANDA MARIE TURNER Tessie General Ambition: Nurse Activities: Glee Club, N.H.A., Informer Staff, Speech and Drama- tics, CHARLES EVANS WATERS Shing General Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Football. Suita. § , Raat He Ee 8 te 4 ae Me hs } : 4 : : ae. . Re. Cae, Pee et hone $ vik as ea koe OA Mea mar ae ee OPE ee hee th. a ee VTC ee Re Late , . Tot SN! Nae SMR it A dc ares ea ELIZABETH REBECCA WAINWRIGHT Betty General Ambition: Social Psychologist Activities: N.H.A,, Art, Patrol Force, Newspaper Photography Club. MILTON ROBERT WESSELS Casper General Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Track, MARGARET RACHEL WHITE “Shorty” General Ambition: Nurse Activities: N.H,A., Science Club, Dance Club, Art. DAVID RICHARD WILLIAMS Dirty Reds Academic Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Patrol, Football, Track, Baseball, Band, Yearbook Staff, VINCENT FULTON WHITE Snookum Agriculture Ambition: Auto Mechanics Activities: Art, N.F,A., Band. CONSTANCE PATRICA WILSON Connie Commercial Ambition; Secretary Activities: N,.H,A., Speech and Dramatics, Junior Chorus, Contest- ant for Miss Salisbury High, Charm Club, fea “ aah ta oe Paice din Tk: fl 2 . p vow ae Biase idan ee ne ‘an Vii is en GLORIA BARBARA WHITTINGTON Dig” General Ambition: Nurse Activities: Glee Club, N,H.A., Dance Group, Personal Typing, Li- brary Assistant, JULIA LEE WILSON “THhie” Academic Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Glee Club, Patrol Force, N.H.A., F.T.A., HVE. � Junior Chorus, Library Club, aie aie — FLOYD EDWARD WILSON Stilts” General Ambition: Auto Mechanic Activities: Football, Basketball, Track, Patrol, HUGHES EUGENE WRIGHT Huge Agriculture Ambition: Civil Service Worker Activities: Art, N.F.A. DORIS MARIE WOOTEN Moochie Commercial Ambition: Beautician Activities: Student Council, In- former Staff, Speech and Dramat- ics, N.H,A,, Library Assistant, Beacon Staff, TYRONE WOOLFORD WRIGHT Tex” Academic Ambition: Musician Activities: Band, Football Team, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Track Team, t LAWRENCE REN DELLE WORTHINGTON King Tut Commercial Ambition: Business Administrator Activities: Speech and Dramatics, Track and Field, Cross Country, Touch Football, Physical Education Club. WANDA LEA WRIGHT Teefe” Academic Ambition: Biochemist Activities: N,H.A., Photography Club, Jr. Science, Jr. Dramatics, y . ‘ Mislaledy ts) seul PE x ig | el. lg : he SR al ee Sitar GAY aati RE 4 Class History In 1955, we the class of 1961, penetrated the doors of Salisbury High with the hope of achieving our goals for the future. During our first year, we began to make the adaption of a student in a new home. It was amazing how some of the students adjusted to this strange environment. At the start of the eighth grade, we were astonished by the strides made by individuals. We rendered our first program on March 25. This was an introduction of the varied talents and abilities possessed by many of us, however, this was not enough for such an energetic body. To spotlight the position of our class, we participated in a contest known as Battle of Words. Wavie Gibson and Clarence Polk em- erged as winners, This set us well on our way, Strive not to equal, but to excel the other classes. After a short vacation during the summer, we returned in September with the surprise of being separated. Yes, we were parted from our friends, to be placed in groups according to our vocations. 9A and 9B explored a field of foreign language as well as more complicated mathematics. Under the guidance of Mr. Polk, some of the members helped mold the Student Council of Salisbury High. Clarice Henry, Jessie Smiley, Wavie Gibson, and Clarence Polk were outstanding members. In the fourth year, each individual had to carry his own load. Initiative, ambition, courage, and skill were displayed by many of us. Some of the boys began to explore the athletic field. David Williams dis played his amazing ability to handle the basketball, which aided us to win the State Class B Championship. Robert Douglas, Russell Jones, Wavie Gibson, and Royal Jenkins participated in a spectacular gymnastic meet at Wicomico Senior High. With the introduction of baseball, James Brown, Russell Jones, Reginald Bounds, and Tyrone Wright took to the diamond with great pride. The school spirit flourished in that September when Mr. F. Waller and his squad dressed in those maroon and gold uniforms. Among the many outstanding performers were: Wavie Gibson, Charles Sport, Russell Jones, Tyrone Wright, and Robert McGrif. The most exciting event that year was the Jr. = Sr. Prom. It was indeed a treat and a remembrance for all. In September 1960, a group of approximately 114 students stood in front of the building and gazed at their final residence of public education. We were not the timid and frustrated boys and girls of five years age, but mature, ambitious, and dignified young men and women, The year began with a narration of visit to Girls' and Boys’ State told by Jessie Smiley, Clarice Henry, and James Mitchell, By December we were settled and ready to take part in the responsibilities obligated to seniors. Several scholarship tests were taken and many lectures were given us by former graduates. We have enjoyed being students of Salisbury High. As we depart from this institution our aim is Strive not to Equal, but to Excel, 39 en eat” ao e a ae Le ‘ Mae F a A fay ae 4 ww af x 4 Ne _ Sd . x ie ee) 4 -” why a. Bey � ; so go Be a - ie ae 5 - am Br —— ¥% , ” aa 2. a fGen oe wet 7 Sef . = i x , Wome 4 : + Sane — ee te Ms aS _ y 4 PSG? Pa an — ee ak ash ™ rep oats a wry meee Lr iN (Gi SONG ARRON Sa fr A a NNN BEES Senior Class Officers — seh IS 3 See Ae Bete weet Ja As students reach the senior class there are certain duties and responsibilities which are intrusted to them. The senior class officers are elected to take the leadership in getting the work done. Upon these people rest the success or failure of the senior class. The officers are selected on the basis of their leadership, ability, and scholarship with the hopes of producing the best guidance through these junior leaders. It is a gigantic task but they tackle it earnestly, sincerely, and whole-heartedly. From left to rights Erla Fenner, Financial Secretary; Malcolm Brown, Reporter; Dorothy Rivers, Assist=- ant Treasurer; Charles Sport, Vice-President; Fannie Hull, Secretary; Robert McGriff, Sgt. -at-Arms; Jessie Smiley, Assistant Secretary; Erroll Mattox, Chaplain; James Mitchell, President; (standing), Colors’ == Motto STRIVE NOT TO EQUAL, BUT TO EXCEL Pink and Blue ff lower —— Pink Carnation Class Song (Tune: Vaya Con Dios) Now the class of 61 is sadly leaving, If you listen with your heart, you'tl hear us grieving. Oh fond memories of you, we will be keeping, And your inspiration too, as we are seeking. Our teachers, parents and friends did help to guide us, In everything we tried to do. Our principal did always inspire us, To do our very best and keep our motto true. Now the dawn is breaking through a gray tomorrow And the time has come for us to part = with sorrow. CHORUS Dear Salisbury High School we'll miss you, And we will love you always. Dear Salisbury High School we love you, May God be with you always. � 7 Stee gy ee i iF vi PO PESEE EE weer 4 — ae LiF pall ad Pn s_ wt Bis gf A . ” , . t , verry tg e a tim � ay re � ee STIPE A YAO ha Ss CERN Hc We YY Rie) i A ge CE ag eh Ps A, Me | GR Me Wie Na tia i Superlatives Most Likely to Succeed Clarice Henry James Mitchell Nothing Succeeds like Success” Most Studious Best All-Around Catherine Morton Charles Sport Clarice Henry Russell Jones The reward of study is understanding. Let each man express the art he knows. 42 _ ‘ ‘ 150 , SA Ne . A“ - fs ; d wn . 2 ‘ By , ‘ 7 - ‘e - 4 WV tes ‘ toe : ‘ ' ‘ ie % SLL Le tony SP EWS iY ont i? WAS Wate acl AEM at TO Sresort MEAS nn Ae RO Pa ee ee Most Courteous Armenta McCleese Joseph Grady Facilitate mil esse homini melius” ‘we Best Musicians Joyce Nichols James Mitchell Where there is music there can't be mischief ’ Best Personality Best Public Speakers Dorothy Rivers Joseph Grady Clarice Henry Rudy Dashield Your personality determines your nobliity, Oratores Nostre tenere dicere, histriones diserte saltore 43 AI Ra A AE SN Best Athletes Kathaleen Greene David Williams Athletics are performed by many, but mastered by Ai Quietest Julia Wilson Hubert Graham In quietness and in confidence shall be your strength” Best Groomed Best Dancers Virginia Stevens Daniel Jones Dorothy Rivers Tyrone Wright The Glory of God is Man and the glory of man is Modico gradu, iacite nisus leves 44 his dress A Fi tee oe St hha — —. « ead ear anc Se reyes Biggest Eaters Priscilla Mapp David Williams Satius est cruditate, quam fame” ore « i . Loudest Ollie Cuff Victor Anderson Those who are heard are noticed” Laziest Wittiest Hilda Reid Allan Harris Estella Coulbourne Daniel Jones , No one has become immortal by sloth Many by wit purchase wealth, but none by wealth purchase wit” 45 EWN MY oy On aC AP Ht CR DNC He Y Class Poem od a It was only yesterday we entered here From places unknown both far and near; We were all aglow with eager youth To gain both knowledge and eternal truth. . - F . r.. oe. eat gre Sei set at Te nD ee eens : Y = = es 4 : ae eit , inks . ™ ° = fo? = 7 sed — . : se . ae = . 1. +S tte. a — Se te eo : a As % = et i ff pte - . ee a 3 ae a ue é ?.. i : _— —_ f @ ome + 7 - : e : af 5 e ye ca ‘ : : x SP, eg . BE ae 3 : bie hare i oa tote Soe 3ostiea ae ee ae 2 arte ; a Fy = = ten Me wes e 2 = = ‘ P ee. 2 =. Ag - s re ; SS pe Senn os See aed a ss Se Fs We sought and strived to perfect our minds In order that true wisdom we might find, And bring to classmates and teachers the same Our joy in living, our zest in the game. Se fe PS SSN 2 — ss we on af - 4 Our faculty did guide each faltering aim, And gave us the guidance which will lead us to fame; Our parents too, did help us aspire To attain our goals and fulfill our desires. aR ;- = yee, ee Yes, we the class of sixty-one Have finished the tasks we've begun; We're proud of the accomplishments we have made, And the firm foundation we have laid. And now we stand on the threshold of life To face each day the toils of strife; We'll put to a test the knowledge we've gained, And use it to help us life's best to attain. Our hearts are filled with pain and our eyes with tears, As we depart to meet the challenge of the coming years; With reluctance we leave our high school days, But with joy, we always will sing the praise. With all the strength of soul and mind, The highest honors we'll try to find; We'll seek to achieve recognition and fame, Not to equal, but to excel will be our aim. Wanda Wright Clarence Polk re 5 oe: . ae, eS £ 4 iP o a wo tee ee ee. — , - TOP eee TAT AO re nga we he. oe a eR ie My Na lao PALIN chet aes PE Neem LN : a vo ial a Baca Yearbook Staff 3 Editor Sponsor CLARICE HENRY MRS, FLORA H, DANIELS SRS alt Editor-in-Chief Clarice Henry, charges members of The Beacon” staff with their duties. Managers and Assemblers piece the puz- zle of the yearbook to- gether. Donald Dashiell Charles Sport Doris Wooten Daniel Jones Jackie Jackson Clarence Polk Clarice Henry Herbert Flet- cher James Mitchell The typing is done; we're tired but it was fun. SESE IN AE EN wa, ae Thats . i s Lé : ahah ih by Tir Ma atid Managers and Assemblers Armenta McCleese Ollie Cuff EDITORS Editors = the backbone of our | yearbook Russell Jones Fannie Hull David Williams Dorothy Rivers Rudy Dashield Joan Goslee Clarice Henry Estella Coul= bourne _ : so 7 eee a ays os mab (tats WHE - MRS, JEANETTE P, CHIPMAN MRS, CONSTANCE B, MARTIN FLORA H, DANIELS ee . ym � � = 2 . ET LEK FS 2 Aa x ae 2 ee Our sponsors combined years of experience as senior sponsors is forty eight, and during this time they have shared the responsibility of planning, directing and advising senior activities. Here they discuss plans for the class of Bl, ee iy. ae . se . —a on OF, : a tinncord “atte, ARN. eee PS + Sap hi i ‘ tt Ba, ‘ . Y Fe 6, a by af eS ee Ghent eee eh ee en ee Aah 0 Sit St NW ee Ni aa ae NE ‘ , 5s , ¥ “tn ‘2 . te | 1% 4 11-A MRS, CATHERINE PARSONS FIRST ROW: H. Polk, D. Jones, D. Jones, C. Bailey, A. Dutton, D. Johnson, C. Hull, K. Davis, S. Purnell, D. Allen. SECOND ROW: D. Morton, E. Doane, D. Mapp, R. Lafayette, D. Dorsey, J..,Turner, S. Cook, A. Polk, L. Bivans, G. Bailey, C. Maddox, K. Polk, M. Pryor. THIRD ROW: R. Waters, G. Wright, H. Corbin, N. Kelsaw. FOURTH ROW: R, Waters, H. Hammond, N. Quinton, L. Brown, Ulysses Cottman, E, Whitney. on Pa ee ee a fe, Sie eo eae © Se ee HNN 11=B MR, WILLIAM JOHNSON FIRST ROW: A, Hunter, B. Hughes, L. Mapp, P. Maddox, L. McFadden, J. Jones, M. Butler, R. Boardon, B. Faison. SECOND ROW: J. Cottman, B. Atkinson, C. Bounds, M. Brown, L. Jones, E. Fields, R. Banks, B. Handy, B, Dickerson, Mr. Johnson. THIRD ROW: T. Smith, A. Stanford, J. Whittington, R. Braboy, A. Matthews, G. Savage, J. Polk, H. Watson, L. Griffin, E. Price, R. Brown. oe POE AS ‘. og’ y er 1 ee i melticaimamaatiet wae iG Bei i Wate kal wi ek ‘ eaaioae — oa ee, FR Ny, Se RAE ;, MULE ih 11=-C MR, FRANKLIN WALLER FIRST ROW: E, Robinson, H. Sims, T. Parson, E, Standford, J, Wallace, M. Reid, B. Hayes, D. Camper, J. Garland, S. Stanley, B. Spencer. SECOND ROW: R. Pryor, D. Stephens, G. Dale, M. Self, E. Roberts, D. Dorsey, B. Burke, M. Morris, Mr. Waller. THIRD ROW: C. Hitch, R. Waters, R. Bratten, R. Horsey, G. Har= mon, D. Church, H. Wilson, G. Williams. FOURTH ROW: A, Price, W. Dashiel, W. Northan, B. Nutter, A. Price, W. White, J. Barkley, D. Dashiell. 10-A MR, JAMES A, POLK FIRST ROW: S. Polk, B. Dashiell, L. Jolly, O. Harmon, P. Griffin, M. Savage, M. Roberts, M. Jones, B. Dennis, B. Wilson. SECOND ROW: B. Roberts, P. Gale, M. Sample, V. Sturgis, O. Waters, J. Jones, A. Dashiell, D. Turner. THIRD ROW: C. Coulbourne, H. Stanley, G. Hull, J. Matthews, T. Jones, R. Dashield, T. Jackson, I. Oakley, K. Crosse. Res ae ARTE AE Na PLE I rE NO EI 5 1 ladian Loe ANY eS ge ee eS ret, ee Exit at Ps aera p it - Lae e o Y 2 y. - ST as ‘ ’ a i £2 2 . ‘ ae i a PREY thas aM , im me aes tea bcd Ped. rn Alea + dient r® ae o, r ro | i ie i : | = . � � ’ “ £ 4 ees ” ee ey oe ms 10=B MRS, THELMA WINDER FIRST ROW: J. Peters, S. Jones, J. Price, E. Larmore, L. McBride, G. Chandler, P. Larmore, V. Burke. SECOND ROW: D. Baily, S. White, Y. Church, S. Dashiell, Y. Furniss, A. Wright, W. Mitchell, V. Nutter. THIRD ROW: D. Jones, W. White, M. Green, J. Lawrence, D. Wilson, W. Church, J. Nutter, M. Bounds, G. Carroll. FOURTH ROW: S. Everett, M. Pinkett, N. Reid, R. Price, B. Winder, R. Bratten, T. Gale, A. Winder, G. Palmer. “5 S, ie he es SY. ee) as a ie ee in � an =f ait elle” 2 ey 10=C MR, WESLEY NICHOLS FIRST ROW: A. Copes, M. Spencer, R. Cottman, L. Johnson, A. Burris, E. Winder, C. Whittingten. SECOND ROW: E, Fort, E. Mills, L. Wofford, J. Beasley, H. Meekins, D. McFaddin, C, Brown, A. Tull. THIRD ROW: R. Stephens, L. Curtis, J. Wallace, G. Dennis, L. Hudson, T. Wright, L. Brown, F, Rider, B. Smullen, H. White, Mr. Nichols. FOURTH ROW: R. Armstrong, T. Dennis, M. Wilson, L. Turner, J, Steward, S. Camper, J. Showell. FIFTH ROW: Pp. Coulbourne, M. Moore, L. Rounds, E, Stanley, V. Young, V. Gattis, R. Hull. 53 ‘ . ms ‘egy? ee . wy (Ay id os aa t a eye bg Peewee t oo Qo ea ; ” iy iy eee ew OR ; Dy RK ny 2 9 TG MEEHAN (iG WNC RAN TAIN a ED FEN LR NN | BENS MR, DALTON ROBERTS FIRST ROW: V. Dashiell, B. Reed, M. McGlotten, M. McBride, A. Dashiell, B. Brown, P. Morris, L. Beasley, B, Robinson, C. Benjamin, A. Bivens, C. Palmer, J. Hall. SECOND ROW: W. Sturgis, G. Byrd, D. Winder, A. Sturgis, L. Cartwright, T. Price, J. Weatherington, M. Seldon, F. Slemons, R. Collins, H. Jacobs, G. Moore, Mr. Roberts. THIRD ROW: R, Mitchell, J. Birckhead, W. Jackson, S. Horsey, T. Goslee, R. Parker, R. Corbin, D. Trader, R. Brown, R. Seldon. Q-A | MISS CLEO L. .;WALSTON FIRST ROW: T. Wilson, H. Turner, J. Sample, H. Wright, R. Roxsbury, G. Jones, E. Nutter. SECOND ROW: D. Elzey, C. Payne, P. Coulbourne, M. Ringgold, M, Williams, L. McGlotten, D. Hull, C. Dashiell, T. Morris, C. Elber. THIRD ROW: M. Hayward, P. Hayward, B. Bivens, J. Morris, H, Turner, W. Mitchell, V. Jones, G. Wright, I. Butler, F. Henley, G. Morris, C. Harmon, G. Harmon. FOURTH ROW: A. Brown, L. Bateman, A. Wright, C, Gordy, M. Reid, J. Purnell, R. Morris, Y. Carrigan. are stewie SOU. aha A, + Be SNC RE Iie Moen Ee a A Dect ALIN AOR Shia 1 Sight S 29, Ntrys Ari oe ENP i a haar 9=B MISS GLADYS BILLUPS FIRST ROW: M, Alexander, R. Goslee, E, Fenner, K. Taylor, L. Balam, B. Calluh, J, Simms, F. Winder, M. Beasley, J. Hayman. SECOND ROW: L. Davis, G. Jolly, I. Waren, R. Matthews, B. Leonard, M., Parsons, E. Jones, V. Carter, L. Nutter, M. Morris. THIRD ROW: R, Brown, G, Perry, W. Cornish, M. Cornish, D. Taylor, R. Taylor, J. Trader, D. Winder, W. Williams, H. Turner, bites MISS HENRIETTA JONES FIRST ROW: M, Towns, D. Johnson, R. Burke, K. Polk, L. Harmon, R. Hull, E. Baugh, A. Camphor. SECOND ROW: H. White, V. Morris, V. Smullen, A. McBride, E. Rubin, D. Coles, E, Dashield, P. Cott- a man. THIRD ROW: N, Rider, W. Hayman, G. Robertson, C. Brown, L, Watson, V. Hitch, L. Williams, ae es B. Parker, E. Sykes, E. Green. FOURTH ROW: C. Wallace, R. Camper, A. Hopkins, D, Palmer, A. Wooten, | ae R, Whitehead, 55 BENS Li GEURG Wie Ral ALLAN a aE AP YH hts NON He WEN YH) 9=-D MR, ROBERT BROWN FIRST ROW: V. Woffard, A. Milbourne, W. Price, S. Atkinson, P. Tucker, D. Cottman, W. Dennis, B. Dashiell, R. Morris. SECOND ROW: G. Seldon, L. Savage, D. Jones, F. Jones, G. Jones, J. Nicholas. THIRD ROW: W. White, R. Deale, P. Fields, R, Palmer, R. Gales, J. Margan, J. Brown, E. Davis, D. Smith. FOURTH ROW: C. Maddox, T. Jones, J. Cornish, J. Mitchell, O. Handy, M. Curtis, F. Nutter, W. Harmon, W. McElvey. 9-E MRS, MARGARET D, GRADY FIRST ROW: L. Sample, M. Bunis, H. McFadden, J, Horsey, R, Lawrence, R. Fagan. SECOND ROW: C. Johnson, J. Hull, N. Savage, J. Jones, L. Mitchell, E. Lawrence. THIRD ROW: R. Purnell, M. Jackson, M. White, D. Schoolfield, J. Parker, V. McBride, D. Whitehead, G. Dutton, L. Schoolfield. FOURTH ROW: L. Milbourne, F, Snead, O. White , C. Bailey, D. Johnson, A. McCleese, G. Jones, J. Cannon, O. Johnson. | PTE a Tae aka ee ee Ta A ee eee BO ee Nell, ial in? : i gt ot Sadan 38 ge ee SF Ms RM 5a Se 8 Rd 1 Ad ea AL SPW TAES ASAE NETS NOOR AAINY 2 SMUT 2 re PO SER a 8=-A MR, CHARLES G, GOSLEE FIRST ROW: J. Morton, G. Wooten, C. Nutter, M. Parker, C. Hitch, P. Brown, L. Cornish, S. Parker, W. Wright, C. Wright. SECOND ROW: I. Church, J. Church, B. Cuff, E. White, S. Mapp, D. Larmore, V. . Hudson, R. Waller, L. Dennis, W. Harris, Mr. Goslee. THIRD ROW: N. Everett, V. Elbert, W. Cottman, S. Carnegie, N. Anderson, H. Dashiell, R. Gattis, F. Jones, V. Roper, C. Mitchell, FOURTH ROW: G. Waters, N. Jones, K. Griffin, D. Starks, G. White, W. Ringgold, R. Wilson. MR, JAMES OTIS HANDY FIRST ROW: J, Minton, M. Fountain, $. White, F. Jones, G. Price, M. Barkley, E. Cannon, G. Williams. SECOND ROW: M., Collins, J. Nutter, C. Moss, S. James, S. Fields, L. Mitchell, I, Hull, G. Hudson, P. Hopkins, M. Custis, S. Dashiell, D, Wright, Mr. Handy. THIRD ROW: E. Woodberry, R. Morris, D. Coward, G. Stevens, F, Stanley, P. Corbin, G. Townsend, A. Johnson, TOP ROW: K. Handy, A. Dennis, C, Whitting- ton, J. Byrant, L. Tanison, -C. Johnson. Ce 57 8=-C MRS, OGRIA BRATTEN FIRST ROW: C. Showell, E. Smith, C. Blackledge, M. Terry, V. Banks, O. Battle, R. Harris, D. Palmer, J. Dale. SECOND ROW: R. Jones, G. Banks, D. Carnegie, O. Bicens, D. Brown, L. Morris, A. Armwood. THIRD ROW: N. Barkley, S. Jolley, E. Winder, S. Bratten, R. Culley, C. Stanley, B. Hitch. FOURTH ROW: P, Brown, J. Jones, S. Downing,.M. Boone, B. Phillips, B. Pinkett, S. Elzey, M. McGleese,S. Dashiell. 8=D MR, PAIGE GLAZE SR, FIRST ROW: S. Robinson, B. Robinson, V. Moore, L. Hutt, N. Gordy, V. Polk, D. Harns, J. Matthews, P. Holden, L. Townsend. SECOND ROW: D. Haywood, B. Hutt, D. Dutton, J. Horsey, M. Brown, D. Lawrence, C. Dashiells, K. Brown, E. Dashiells, B. Williams, F. Hepburn. THIRD ROW: T. Waller, G. White, A. Mann, E. Lee, R. Sample, W. Cartwright, T. Collins, D. Collins, D. Parker. FOURTH ROW: K. Wessels, Price, P. Gibson, K. Stanford, J. Price, J. Williams. Ww. sonic dae eicinliiSidahd dc thai naiiaa Oka 8-E MR, EARL B, JACKSON FIRST ROW: R. Gattis, D. Cook, E. Lawrence, J. Lewis. SECOND ROW: N. Jones, N. Huginnie, R. Dozier, S. Kelsaw, P. Kellam, B. Jones, B. Jones. STANDING: R. Jones, B. Brown, H. Fields, M. Wilson, M. King, R, Jackson, B. Bivans, S$. Mack, Mr. Jackson. FOURTH ROW: R. Davis, E, Baker, W. Banks, J. Dowing, C. Fountain, J, Gates, J. White. FIFTH ROW: C. Morton, D. Cannon, A. Robinson, J. Collins. Se apt ae ee ‘ T-A MRS, AGNES V. ROBERTS FIRST ROW: A. Dennard, W. Morton, W. Crosse, J. Bell, J. Tylor, C. Winder, M. Cornish, C. Roxbury, B. Sorden, B. Satchell, SECOND ROW: s. Jones, E. Bolden, D. Johnson, C. White, B. Price, J. Wright, H. Hughes, M. Collins. THIRD ROW: D. Bunch, V. Winder, B. Morgan, R, Eure, M. Gibbs, L. Stevenson, D. Jones, lL, Smith, C, Camper. FOURTH ROW: F. Johnson, E. Stanley, L. Wright, S. Jenkins, F. Gordy, A. Brown, R. Dashiell, E, Collins. i pi NP ag a PAWN LU ok ON Lk NO LATE So Ware oe sills toe be Ae 7=B MR, R, L. TURNER FIRST ROW: T. Williams, W. Bryant, G. Onley, L. Finney, L. Gordy. SECOND ROW: C. King, L. Parsons, V. Jones, P. Bivans, E, Purnell, D. Belenger, C, Stevens, T. Gale, S. Waters. THIRD ROW: D. Camper, Y. Worthington, A. Epps, I. Hull, G. Baker, D. Bough, G. Jones, T. Wolford, D. Hotten, D. Shiles. FOURTH ROW: C. Austin, M. Nichols, M. Purnell, R. Collins, G. Nutter, L. Neal, A. Smullen, M. Hull, K. Matthew. i se ) £ Bry Ms Nog: pe nee. � ‘ et 7=-C MR, JACKIE HITCH FIRST ROW: W. Hargis, T. Bank, D. Williams, Wm. Rounds, P. White, T. Carnegie, G. Shiley, B. Perwell, A. Hopkins. SECOND ROW: C. Christopher, W. Haudy, G. Hudson, L. Wallace, E. Coullorehue, E. Rider, B, Brown, B. Gale. THIRD ROW: V. Wells, R. Purnell, P. Borker, P. Walker, C. Price, D. Handy, L. Lawrence, M. Glaze, B. Wessels, S. Deacield. FOURTH ROW: R. Morris, C. Parper, W. Phillips, C. Harery, P, Bishop, F. King, D. Robinson. . ry, i py wei gb Jiu eet, ee Hie Ning i Sadey x Ata A eo cS oon hin: eigen oe py aan Jf Law AG Ae ae weve” Seer] wh f ey rit 7 7 ls it vec ‘ nt aa” hal T=-D MRS, REBA HUDSON FIRST ROW: Mc. Barkley, J. Jones, J. Dashiell, SECOND ROW: D. Shockley, G. Washington, L. Roberts, T. i Mitchell, V. Dale, N. Smith, N. Reed, D. Smith, P. Goslee, G. Tull, S, Wallace. THIRD ROW: J, Britting- ' ham, O. Jones, E, Nutter, S. Barkley, G. Bowens, M. Childs, M. Purnell, J. Brown, R, Fooks, T, Philmore. FOURTH ROW: W. Horsey, R. Reed, I. Morris, E. Colbourne, J. Savage. MR, MITCHELL PRATHER FIRST ROW: K. Price, J, McGee, O. Bounds, S. Kinney. SECOND ROW: F, Walker, P. Conway, B. Huntley, D. Mitchell, N. Gordy, A. Rucker, M. Downing, F. Collins, W. Atkinson, M. Franklin. THIRD ROW: R, Morris, N. Johnson, N. Dickerson, V. Brown, S. Cottman, W. Dale, S. Taylor, B. Maycock, B. Waters, I. Dale, Mr. Prather. FOURTH ROW: R. Stanley, R. Hull, O. Carrigan, W. Cannon, G, Banks, A. Wallace, R. Deshields, R. Backley, B. Nutter. ae 1=F MRS, VIVIAN TAYLOR FIRST ROW: W. Carter, W. Sims, K. Price, B. Harmon, L. Barkley, V. Dashield, R. Williams, G. Williams, L. Wells. SECOND ROW: R. Brown, J. Gunther, D. Veney, S, Smith, M. Stanford, P, Garland, C. Mae Savage, S. Jones, D. Dale, G. McCleese, M. Sturgis, A. Hubbart. THIRD ROW: J. Wallace, J. Williams, G. Jackson, A. Ellis, E. Cottman, H. Norman, E. Reid, M. Davis, D. Hardy, J. Dutton, R. Palmer, J. Price. ee i. VR 3 a oe ed 3 $s Bet ta ts = “ oa =e Se a - --- ie abi: ef Pile PES aerss te 3 . Ng ce 7=G MRS, DOROTHY W, TAYLOR FIRST ROW: C. Cottman, G. Nutter, J. Price, E. Smith, R. Copes, J. Leatherbury, P. Maddox, C. Muldrow, D. Bell, J. Barkley. SECOND ROW: L. McKinney, B. Veney, P. Dashiell, L. Newton, J. Farrington, Y. Nutter, V. Jones, J. Kellam, J. Douglas, J, Palmer. THIRD ROW: E. Reddick, N. Cornish, R. Fooks, W. Lewis, K. Moore, D. Wallace, G. Davis, N. Camper, L. Mills, J. Birkhead, J. F. Williams. an Ltt nl Kia gy” xe ahang 7 aes bes i fe Rk. Ty On AAI: 2 ‘ 7 4 ‘ ; oe bret es 7. an ; vt rae Fa aa ei Mg A HW T-H MRS, GERALDINE MAINOR FIRST ROW: J. Smith, C. Mitchell, D. Jones, M. Hitch, R. Winder, M. Wright, R. Jordan, J. Dickerson, Mrs. Mainor. SECOND ROW: F. Harmon, T. Fenwick, W. Dennis, N. Vincent, W. Clark, R. Mapp, J. Turner, W. Diggs. THIRD ROW: W. Mitchell, L. Muldrow, K. Wright, R. Hutt, L. Waters, W. Dale. SPECIAL CLASS MRS, HUTT FIRST ROW: H. Walker, S. Hayman, A. Copeland, F. Veney, P. Odum. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hutt, B. Brown, R. Moss, P. Brown, S, Stanley. THIRD ROW: R. Byrd, C. Dashiell, J. Duffy, C. Jones, E. Odum, W. Holbrook, SEER ee ene ee ee KP, MWY) Foe Special Class MRS, MARLIE C, ELZEY FIRST ROW: G. Elsey, A. Johnson, A. Griffin, N. Bridell, SECOND ROW: L. Mitchell, M. Price, P. Colling- ham, L. Savage, B. Jackson, B. Green, J. Blackledge. THIRD ROW: M. Ross, R. Jones, O. Purnell, G. Hay-= ward, C, Dixon, E. Jones, R. Odum, Mrs. Marlie C. Elzey. Sixth Grade MRS, MARIAN CHURCH FIRST ROW: E, Whitaker, D. Gates, M. Polk, P. Roberts, R. Eure, S. Conway, P. Morton, D. Winder. SECOND ROW: H. White, B. Gordy, S. Doane, S. Braboy, P. Winder, M. Bailey, R. Palmer, E. Pinkett, T. Jolley, S, Matthews, J. Jones, C. Barkley, J, Cross. THIRD ROW: K. Dashiell, R. Jones, G, Dashiells, T. Slemons, J, Gibson, I, Elzey, E. Kellam, L. Barkley, A. White. Kathaleen Brown Mardela Springs Maryland Carolyn Bullock Box 87 Tyaskin, Md. Mary Cartwright Route 1 Quantico, Md. Eleanor Coulbourn Route 1, Box 94 Hebron, Md. Laura Coulbourn Route 1, Box 94 Hebron, Md. Estella Coulbourne es ae Quantico, Md. Ollie Cuff 713 Isabella St. Salisbury, Md. Doris Dashiell Box 18 Bivalve, Md. Legathia Ennis Box 343 Hebron, Md. Erla Fenner 16 Dulany Ave. Fruitland, Md. Linda Gayle 110 Bant Street Nanticoke, Md. Nancy Gibson 608 Pearl Street Salisbury, Md. Joan Goslee Route 1, Box 151 Mardela Springs, Md. Kathleen Greene Route 2, Box 22-A Eden, Md. i Senior Directory Gloria Harmon Pemberton Drive Salisbury, Md. Clarice Henry 419 Delaware Ave. Salisbury, Md. Charlotte Hull Route 1, Box 85 Quantico, Md. Fannie Hull Route 1, Box 164 Mardela Springs, Md. Jacqueline Jackson 605 Dennis Street Salisbury, Md. Joyce Johnson Parker Road Salisbury, Md. Mildred Jolley Mardela Springs Maryland Carvis Jones 620 W. Main Street Salisbury, Md. Edith Jones Nanticoke Maryland Armenta McCleese Jesterville Maryland Priscilla Mapp 305 Delaware Ave. Salisbury, Md. Edna Morris Quantico Maryland Catherine Morton Springhill Road Salisbury, Md. Joyce Nairne Phillip Morris Salisbury, Md. Joyce Nichols Mardela Springs Maryland Phyllis Nichols Mardela Springs Maryland Vivian Parker Sharptown Maryland Hilda Reid 723 Delaware Ave. Salisbury, Md. Dorothy Rivers 406 Stewart Place Salisbury, Md. Mary Savage 323 Poplar Hill Ave. Salisbury, Md. Jessie Smiley Box 293 Sharptown, Md. Virginia Stevens 301 Broad Street Salisbury, Md. Bernice Trader Route 1 Delmar, Md. Janet Trader 510 Collins Street Salisbury, Md. Wanda Turner Nanticoke Maryland Eliz. Wainwright 721 Dennis Street Salisbury, Md. Reba Wallace Nanticoke Maryland Margaret White Quantico Maryland Gloria Whittington West Road Salisbury, Md, Constance Wilson Wetipquin Maryland Paul Anderson 905 East Road Salisbury, Md. Victor Anderson 226 Lake Street Salisbury, Md. Wayne Beale 506 Booth St. Salisbury, Md. Reginald Bounds Popular Street Fruitland, Md. James Braxton Box 298 Sharptown, Md. Richard Braboy 313 Catherine St. Salisbury, Md. Alfonzo Brown Mardela Springs Maryland James Brown Mardela Springs Maryland Malcolm Brown Mardela Springs Maryland Marion Brown Sharptown Maryland Percy Brown 402 Lake Street Salisbury, Md. Hammond Cannon Morris Avenue Fruitland, Md. 65 a + Se ie . ' s 1 es eae = , ¥ MA co = _ £ a ne 5 id _— by + et a ef A, , : Mae es ae ae 77a 15% a oe IY. her ee, J - rc 47 % ea - 2 fee 4 - AS he BE tee: yy a BR i hs ae wy - e PG. Seay. - A z ae ¥ + at ote oe eB Tey x4 eine fs ob “ Wee 3 SS Ph ogd ae Sa ss 3 © ae - = 4 oe a =] Pied s tai Kot a a a= a - “ . . - a v a oe x. $ ad . ty Re iy � tek . i ee .. es et —_—- = . . ax y ae - . _ - 7 SIS) ot 3 wages = = ate oe . ? — ‘ Lr 3 rpey ig re « - , oe, =. = : — g es are z oF gi be : ore y FA = a OE ca aagle ve , a ay ad md = a _7 a ting? aa a ot. _ — ‘ 7 a . = Z ae ee wo og FS fl paes a a a : . .. eS eet ge ’ s—. Z . . — a - “os aad —. , aw ” = 3 . et te 3 um , = 3 - . ake on ; Page | ae be 5 deen ieee oS ah? eee. tes “0 : 7 . ; 2 . ene et ee ne a els , i et ae gk 1 a el an) fl RS ee ee cn nah mart Ba ee ae ae = s- rn ae ae ae eS a (4 , “yt Bae svt. oe ? ¢ = Se = LP a SE hae = 4 % Billy Chandler Jersey Road Salisbury, Md. Wilbert Cook, Jr. Route 2, Box 22 Allen, Md. Donald Dashiell 812 Lake Street Salisbury, Md. Rudy Dashield Route 2, Box 22 Allen, Md. Robert Douglas 725 Richmond Ave. Salisbury, Md. Thomas Elbert 319 Poplar Ave. Salisbury, Md. Clyde Evans Box 57 Quantico, Md. George Everett, Jr. Box 115 Parsonburg, Md. Herbert Fletcher 1002 Lake Street Salisbury, Md. Jerry Gaines Sharptown Maryland Wavie Gibson, Jr. 608 Pearl Street Salisbury, Md. Louis Givens Route 2, Box 65B Eden, Md. Joseph Grady 137 First Street Salisbury, Md. Hubert Graham Quantico Maryland “ ee en vr q m M a , PATE ee i vy ul ; haie® 7 yy gh, fe ! sa he, Toe a Ft ili Prt ii, WR oii Senior Directory Allan Harris 508 Tangier Street Salisbury, Md. Joseph Hayward Route 1, Box 85 Hebron, Md. Spotwood Jackson, Jr. Route 2, Box 54 Eden, Md. Royal Jenkins Route 1, Box 73 Mardela Springs, Md. Cleveland Johnosn 311 Delaware Ave. Salisbury, Md. Daniels Jones Union Road Salisbury, Md. Russell Jones 713 Richmond Ave. Salisbury, Md. Wallace Jones Route 2, Box 132 Eden, Md. Robert McGriff 602 Booth St. Salisbury, Md. Erroll Mattox Route 1 Mardela Springs, Md. James Mitchell Route 1, Box 159 Quantico, Md. James Mitchell Route 1, Box 58 Quantico, Md. Levi Moore Route 1, Box 83 Quantico, Md. Norris Moore Phillip Morris Drive Salisbury, Md. Roland Moore Church Street Ext. Hebron, Md. John Morris Box 452 Hebron, Md. John Morris 710 Westover Drive Salisbury, Md. David Parker Parsonburg, Maryland Clarence Polk 663 Fitzwater St. Salisbury, Md. William Robertson, Jr. Route 2 Quantico, Md. Melvin Sample, Jr. 322 Delaware Ave. Salisbury, Md. Mervin Scholfield 122 Delaware Ave. Salisbury, Md. Leighunt Shiles Box 176 Quantico, Md. Milburn Smith Route 1, Box 157 Quantico, Md. Warren Smullen Route 1, Box 138c Mardela Springs, Md. Charles Sport, Jr. 402 E. Church St. Salisbury, Md. Gordie Stanley Route 1, Box 74 Mardela Springs, Md. Preston Teagle, Jr. 702 Lake Street Salisbury, Md. Clyde Towns South Division St. Ext. Salisbury, Md. Alfred Thompson Mardela Springs Maryland Joseph Turner Quantico Maryland Charles Waters Box 3 Nanticoke, Md, Milton Wessels Route 2, Box 51m Eden, Md. Vincent White Jesterville Maryland David Williams 816 East Road Salisbury, Md. Floyd Wilson 630 Authur St. Salisbury, Md. Lawrence Worthington River Road Nanticoke, Md. Hughes Wright Box 98, Route 1 White Haven, Md. Tyrone Wright Box 4 Morris A Avenue Fruitland, Md. Julia Wilson 909 East Road Salisbury, Md. Wanda Wright Route 1, Box 116 Quantico, Md. Doris Wooten 402 Patrick Avenue Salisbury, Md. a Ree ‘a ie Pe ce a ‘ : 1s) .: 8 = 2 i a g r = $e 5 : i 1 i ee = 4 c a) +5. 2 — ° m=) ” oo ae alee ° ) = or : ie) — ee See Ss = 5 — § c = ie) , e SS (e) es ¢ ’ ¥. Sa aie ade Ana! OH; ALD di a”y ha a ™, Ana le ih be 7 : ae id 61 hut, We a a Ch ee PO, 4 | Oe MISS JONES ies of various materials ing propert Explor n 1) Z O = 7 4 = in Chemistry Learning basic laboratory techniques MRS, THELMA R, WINDER Instructor 4 it Aa Tot tn aee a Ee oy a n Bowen SY 1M i li ta Trigonometry Solving the right triangle with loga- rithms - and so the world, MR, HULL Geometry Planning and solving geometric proofs. C, L. WALSTON . By a id Ae a 2 Algebra Fractions are the center of attention in 10A. MRS, GRADY Math eee ast athemattics p ai “ae I ae. = £ The 8D class at work en preparing invoices, MR, GLAZE Rr .o Xs - - a we tS oles Mal ee OT” . ae ol — eet a aT oe ” oe te Vet - ee sn Nd EF MN a ah al VON RODTE COLA aS ARAN NCA ELLA ce eA INES AAR Pat EIR Woe Hab Latin Second year Latin students explore The Aeneid” MR, POLK French The Audio Lingual method of compre= hending and speaking French MISS BILLUPS English A senior English class listens to a famous literary drama entitled Macbeth MRS, MARTIN SMS ne oe eet ee English Practical application of language skills MR, ROBERTS Aer Ren ae Mice ody ACCURATE READING IS FUN a ee — Subea Discussing the basic skills of speech 8-E MR, PRATHER Reading The 8=E class shares Gifts of Pleasure as they read the story, by Lura Benet. This story is about the boy- hood of the famous Phineas T. Barnum. MRS, D, TAYLOR 7I oa . YW, Bam, 2% . - , “ - ae re PS Rae He, e - Mee ” aa he sy re Nag ve . J : '? - Boag, 2 EPPS Ree Ee. a IE an nea NAL i sD Robe, ba lS in. NWN ELAN. ha Problems of Democracy The 12A class discuss= ing a display on gov- ernment, MR, F. WALLER Oe wceens wast tart weet tet Consumer Economics Students learn how to buy food. MR, R, BROWN U. S. History United States History class discusses current events to keep up with World affairs today. MR, W. JOHNSON Social Studies Learning the basic rules by which our country is governed. MR, HANDY . « a ais ie BE aR ef) PS _ , ' _ ee ce edi . aren See —_ ie eS Th hh ge ana Se i Sie IN EN Ree LN ye a, witha tn a3 pi , De cake a SR oh alc ce D7 fo ve Bat 3 Aa AZ ‘ Sears : f . tm a, seit ae ss Typing Students in Mrs. Daniels’ beginning typing class concen= trate on improving basic techniques in typing skills. MRS, F, DANIELS Bookstore Mr. Pitts’ Commerical students gain practical experience as sales clerks in the school store, Secretarial Training Office Practice Secretarial training office pratice class in action. MR, L, O, PITTS 73 at CBO AMEE © LE tpiemn pln, eT LY PPOs 1 OEE 6 i hive, Wie Nee EGE 2 uke nak eM kT Poul me am Home Economics Home making con- tributes to a Smor- gasbord Feast MRS, J. P. CHIPMAN Art MRS. V, TAYLOR Art and the total School Program Senior art students finishing Christmas scenery. hoe, Wr Home Economics 7A Class Learns to Sew: Some goals set forth in the unit were: 1. To create an interest in learning to sew. � 2. To learn the I use and care of various { sewing tools and equipment. 3. To develop skill in operating the sew= ing machine. MRS, C. W. PARSONS aie 3 es. fi Industrial Arts Appreciating tools and materials of industry. MR, S, ANDERSON Mechanical Drawing Students learning the language of industry. MR, S, ANDERSON Agriculture Future farmers learn farm tractor mainte- nance. ———eeee ESSER TSO ra ' = MR. H. DENNIS 75 ° Fh Serr sa dla anc Wie a Na ae ers “iy EPR OS SE RES UNI aie i CI LIA (iGO to RAN RTRSY 14 Arts and Crafts The 7H Craft Class is shown decorating glass - ware; making mantel- piece ornaments and completing work on crazy quilt file boxes made out of shoe box- es under supervision of the craft teacher - Mrs. Mainor. These projects can be used as useful articles in the home. Special Education students during an activity period. MRS. Bae | ha JANUABY 196) ULE i td te Special Education The special class at work on a Social Ed= ucation Lesson. MRS, ELZEY SE i A Hi Ai Ala ALGER PRE NETO HORAN. CSPOT 8% rei CNTs 1 Miss Miss Erla Fenner's reign as Miss Salisbury High is made official by the placing of the crown on her head by the principal, Mr. C. H. Chipman. Attendants to Miss Fenner are: Dorothy Rivers, Armenta McCleese, Mildred Jolley, Joyce Nairne, Laura Coulbourn, and Constance Wilson. ae 77 ee ee a ee ee en A AEE i A LTD lite hs ee or Moke Pad ah oh illsctee, 4. kt AL ae Student Council “THE RIGHT ARM OF THE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION SPONSOR Mr. J. A. Polk PRESIDEN T Clarice Henery V. PRESIDENT Russel Jones SECRETARY Howard Corbin ASS'T, SECRETARY Karen Polk TREASURER Norman Anderson Girls’ State and Boys’ State Clarice Henry, Jessie Smiley, and James Mitchell We are the future builders - Builders in a band And we come from Girls’ State And Boys’ State The Best states in the Land” ee ers : sh Agr EL dee Mo! , ty a a cies Ye args: 20% ty Sig aim adiag Ot ii te , a 2s of wd tae , we pain ee ee eh tie am we IW ie PSs ORES OR ten RM a allt te Journalism The Journalism Class critically examines the first edition of The Informer under the guidance of their instructor Mrs. Con- stance B, Martin. MRS, C, MARTIN SS ..° - Een we ap — a. 3 SE 2: aS i. 234% ban ‘ Monitors Passing out badges; helping to promote good order MRS, J. CHIPMAN, Sponsor Speech and Dramatics The Speech and Dramatics Class in a final rehearsal. MR, W. NICHOLS New Homemakers of America Linda Jolley, Pres- ident of the N.H.A. directing the State Song. MRS, CHIPMAN, Sponsor Future Teachers of America 2: ; 4 fas SS -S ae 2s a ¢ bs as e 5 = ee 2 =a Today we plan; to- morrow we teach. - “Fh ——— MISS BROWN, Sponsor New Farmers of America Our New Farmers of America Chapter. MR, H, DENNIS, Sponsor The Salisbury High School Glee Club during this year is continuing its work in the field of school and community service. Many an- nual performances will be repeated this year for various churches, civic and community organizations. 4 wees ie - Lo x SSeS (ay ug : «kh ‘ - bs . : ‘ a SS 5 di fox 3 : 3 . met . eS ; is hs lal 19-7 re . Fer i : - ; % = : : = tte ‘ a 2 i : | ‘ ; le oF WE on: , , te A é ; : . il : “ = ise. . ys : as z ie a Se ce : OS ont J EE Mass ce P a A of 3 x3 , i ot a £. ; x, Pf}, ‘ sae Ca ee a es - = = 3: 4 ae ' be, EES ees et AA oe LY � tabs s “ OE Fh, TH Me a : : 4 . 7 a on) a ae ty: — ca a ae wo os a ee Tw - 2 oe ¥'s. 7 re”. a ute bh ; “be “eat ; ee c yA alge ef a hn ulistike on al = s 7 . ‘ : ut . fly steers: VeAMATA “ mess A at e wis - ts ow a a oF off a ° payee 4 we ‘see « et 4 J ae ie + The Salisbury High School Eagle Band performs numerous concerts for school, church, and community. Their field and marching per- formances are limited. The group above doubles in both musical endeavors with the addition of majorettes who are cheerleaders as well. {A em G EO trys AW ter oie Nag oe Sat aE v2 Ms Live uae: hails Shaded, 2%. Yau al Our Library | veease YOUR REAONG RECHT MRS. MILDRED WEBSTER - Librarian = - oy ee ;. a 45 x rae te ; te : a“ Student library assistants - future librarians in action Librarian Assistants: Ellen Larmore, Bronal Hayes, Esther Fenner, Doris Larmore, Margaret Collins, Hazel Polk, Vivian Parker, Daisy Dorsey, Mary Jane Alxander, Patsy Brown, ‘ AS é ; Our adequate library houses an unlimited supply of resource materials. TS SE I ali SINS (OE SNORT ASD TSO) PAA) Meee Group Guidance A systematic aid to pupils in solving their problems and adjust- ments. MISS E, BROWN, Counselor The Infirmary Modern facilities of the infirmary. | MRS, SOPHIA ROBINSON, Nurse Cafeteria Staff The cafeteria staff works faithfully in preparing delicious meals. 1 = ba Aad Med Pint wT, ar ¥ %, ames in Th. Anime hep r 7 oY re Pe Wee . ee iD oe -, ‘ad v ae? a ae ae eR 4 ae i J� © SSRIS a ne i, ll ll Allens mca AW a PMc iA OS NOU ik been PR Me I ct Pe Nia oe Satan sa Ly 2 aia - ae Be pepo a THRE. 44 w ‘ — ¥ Cheerleaders Jacqueline Hayman, Betty Morgan, Marie Parsons, Elizabeth Doane, Terry Morris, Lillian Bivans, Vir- ginia Carter, Girls’ Basketball FIRST ROW: Carolyn Hull, Rita Banks, Veronica Nutter, Reba Matthews, Bretha Burke, Kathaleen Green, Earlene Fields, Lottie Jones, Patricia Maddox, Dorothy McFadden, Catherine Bailey, Deborah Bailey. SECOND ROW: Miss Pearsons, Lorraine Nutter, Geraldine Chandler, Diane Atkinson, and Miss Brown. Daal he rt 7 eae bs 1h ake Lema “it SEM hie 5 Sc fF A. ee aa AED) CF EA RETIN A SC OR. ” Sratte Chea “Be B7 Champions KNEELING: A. Matthews, R. Johnson, R. Douglas, D. Church, R. Brown, J. Waller, H. Wilson, L. Brown, V. Young. STANDING: Coach Mr. Jones, B. Chandler, J. Matthews, D. Jones, C. Por. M. Waller, R. McGriff, D. Williams, W. Beale, F. Wilson, P. Anderson, R. Football Team KNEELING: R. Douglas, A. Harris, J. Duffy, M. Wilson, J. Nutter, J. Robinson, L. Bateman, C. Price, D. Dashield, J. Morris, H. Hammond, R. Brown, T. Jones, C. Sport, R. Johnson, R. Brayboy, J. Whittington, R. Brown, G. Everson, M. Curtis, J. Fields. STANDING: Coach: Mr. F. Waller, C. Polk, R. Corbin, R. Brown, W. Gibson, V. Young, T. Wright, B. Rider, F, Wilson, R. McGriff, D. Williams, R. Jones, M. Mac- Elvery, J. Cornish, P. Teagle, H. Watson, B. Chandler. 86 at 4. wale ‘ ia 7 ss ) - , , or i cating i sar, a, Maat ea SN la ing aging Ny il al A Ait Meant ml PS HWE sae Se Baseball FIRST ROW: Howard Wilson, William Anderson, Ronald Collins, Robert Horsey, Robert Douglas, Donald Jones, Marvin Bounds, SECOND ROW: Coach, Prather, Ass't. Coach, Jackson, Goslee, Richard Williams, Tyrone Wright, Russell Jones, Harold Hammond, Reginald Bounds, Paul Anderson, Billy Chandler, Robert McGriff, Craig Whittington, Clarence Polk. Touch Football FIRST ROW: Athony Winder, Roscoe Handy, William Church, Allan Briscoe, Maurice Pinkett, Ronald Collins. SECOND ROW: William Anderson, Melvin Bounds, Orville White, and Mr. William Holliday. . dl Ren os . i ts . : - a 7 . “ qo — h- ‘ he Po f — a 3 LAAT WT aR HEN, MEHR PII MSH Ne, AS lee RNR Se yee Ne eA Om seen. eer nes = . a - ‘ R 4 = ia P h MY yal? ‘ ¥ ; Ww y { Nahe: dl j f awe Neh wee 7 , + Junior Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: J. Brown, Leo Bateman, D. Jones, A. Camper, R. Brown, W. Anderson, R. Dashiell, O. White, Asst. Coach R. Bounds. SECOND ROW: Coach Mr. Holiday, T. Smith, G. Caroll, J. Mathews, C. Savage, R. Braboy, J. Whittington. STATE CLASS B FINALIST OF 1960 FIRST ROW: R. Gale, G. Byrd, L. Cartwright, R. Parker, E, Davis, T. Wilson, J. Brown, F. Morris, J. Fields. SECOND ROW: R. Braboy, H. Flecther, A, Standford, S. Camper, D. Church, J. Hayward, R. Douglas, F. Rounds. THIRD ROW: R. McGriff, W. White, R. Williams, L. Worthington, W. Beale, R. Jones, L. Brown, M, Curtis. 88 hieldball Team jae EH NORRCai doah GF Sactaptant SP , See caer 7 eyes kt Subs. 9 ites Bde oe 224 pret pba ld 2 ae hats TOP ROW : V. Stevens, C. Bailey, P. Maddox, B. Burke, D. McFadden, D. Green, S. Smith, B. Reid, D. Bailey. BOTTOM ROW: R. Banks, M. Savage, H. Savage, H. McFadden, L. Beasely, C. Carr, G. Harmon, U. Lawrence, P. Morris, J. Turner, H. Polk, D. Atkinson, G. Chandler, Miss Brown, Miss Pearson. TOP ROW: R. Jenkins, J. Fields, P. Anderson, B. Douglas, W. Beale. BOTTOM ROW: W., Cottman, J. Hayward,,H. Fletcher, W. Corbin, Tyrone Smith, Mr. Marion Waller. Mr. William Holliday, Instructor. Senior Gymnastics Junior Gymnastics Elmer Davis, Donald Johnson, Gerald Neal, Herman Turner, Warner Horsey, Thomas Wilson, Percy Fields, and BP ta TIA T oot tae al Sat _ 89 TT aa i ol Wey s ee aie ol” , An Ee eRe yh) 5. tg! 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