Salisbury High School - Beacon Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1962 volume:

4d 2 of 6a : Salisbury High 20th Reinca Foreword We, the 1962 BEACON Staff, hope that this an- nual will become one of your most prized possessions and that you may look back over the faded snapshots and remember the good old days at Salisbury High School. Our high school days are filled with cherished memories. Some you remember better than others, such as that important game you wanted so much to win, your first school dance, the class parties, the thrill of being a senior, and last the wonderful feel- ing of accomplishment when the coveted diploma was placed in your hand. Salisbury High has long beena top school, known and loved by students. In more recent years, ad- miration has rapidly increased with our growing school, a school striving to attain the goal of pre- paring students to live usefully and happily in a dem- ocratic socie ty. Today, we may stand aside, and with one satisfying glance, be convinced that Salis- bury High School has reached this goal--the attain- ment of which has brought with it those very quali- ties that students yearn to claim. In later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of '62 we shall be content knowing that we have done the thing we were called upon to do. We present to you, the student body of Salisbury High School, the 1962 BEACON. Karen Polk Editor Contents Dedication Administration Faculty Seniors Classes Activities Patrons Advertisement Alma Mater Dear Old Salisbury High, we love you We love to sing your praise; And we'll do our best to serve you Through all our high school days. Chorus Salisbury, we love you true, And this we'll always do. As long as we're united We'll serve and love you true. eaication have been many times when we have needed help and guidance. It was during these times that we found that we could depend on | Mrs. Constance Martin. She has taught us respect and honor in addition to helping | us gain unity as a class. We proudly dedicate this year’s edition to Mrs. Martin for her keen interest, wise | counsel and close friendship which have been invaluable to us throughout our high 4 school years. — Piao]. cipal i L BROOKS li RANDOLPH L. MR. Our New P. About Our Principal Mr. Randolph Brooks, a native of Fruitland, Maryland, proudly proclaims his hometown and its citizens as a source of inspiration during his career as a teacher and principal. His enriched and continuous educational background has adequately prepared him to fulfill his position as a school administrator, and has intelligently enabled him to keep abreast with current educational trends. After graduating from Salisbury High School, he continued his education at Princess Anne Academy, now Maryland State College, Bowie State Normal School and Morgan State College, where he received his Bachelor of Science degree. After obtaining his Master of Science degree from the University of Pennsylvania, he pur- sued further graduate work at the University of Delaware, Temple University and Tuskegee In- stitute. Mr. Brooks also earned an advanced Certificate from the Washington Conservatory of Music and Expression. Our new principal brings 24 year's experience in education to Salisbury High School. His first teaching experience was in Worcester County at the Stockton Elementary School. In 1937 he came to Wicomico County to serve as principal of the Sharptown Elementary School and moved from there in 1939 to the Salisbury Elementary and High School. There he assisted Mr. C. H. Chipman, his predecessor, with the elementary school. Prior to his appointment to Salis- bury High School in June 1961, Mr. Brooks had been principal at the Salisbury Elementary School since 1953. Mr. Brooks spends his leisure hours participating in family, church and community activi- ties. During the school week he lives with his mother, Mrs. John E. Brooks, of Fruitland. On weekends he goes to his home in Bellevue, Maryland, to be with his wife, who is principal of the White Marsh Elementary School. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks worship at the St. Luke's Methodist Church in Bellevue. He is associated with many civic and educational organizations on local, state, and nation- al levels. He willingly endorses and supports any projects which are beneficial to the commu- nity. Music is Mr. Brooks main hobby, although he has written more than fifty poems, one of which was published in the New York World's Fair Anthology of Poetry. Salisbury High is fortunate in having Mr. Randolph Brooks as its principal, for he is richly endowed in mind and spirit and is anxious to pour out his life to enrich the lives of others. As a great educator and leader he proudly accepts what was already here as a heritage -a foundation on which to build greater things. Che Principal's Message ee eens See You, the class of '62, have the good fortune and honor of having completed your high school education. For this I wish to congratulate each of you. One great gift of education is that it gives you the ambition to dream, to ana- lyze, to plan, and to work for a better and happier life. Now the most fascinating subject of your thoughts is the future. May your future be as bright as you deserve and may you become good, worthwhile citizens, always being a beacon light for your school. Whatever problems you may face, whatever difficulties you may encounter, al- ways have faith in yourselves and God. May you remain true to your ideals and your home, and may your endeavors and achievements lead to making the world a better place in which to live. Randolph L. Brooks Your high school days have come to an end. Many were the times that you trudged to this institution in order that you might be better equipped to cope with life ahead. When you look back upon those days, surely, you will cherish the memory of them. Now that you are ready to venture out on your own, the precepts and examples set forth, the many insights imparted through your courses, and the opportunities af- forded for moral and spiritual growth, will come back to you. They will help to give you the courage and strength needed to face life. Just as your school days were not always pleasant ones, neither will be this life into which you are about to enter. It will be during these times that the knowledge your teachers tried to bestow upon you will be like a guiding light. You have my most sincere congratulations. May success and happiness be with you as you go forth in the world to undertake your chosen careers. For life is the mirror of king and slave, ‘Tis just what you are and do; Then give to the world the best you have, And the best will come back to you. Sincerely yours, William F. Waller intendent of Schools Super . MAHAFFEY MR. ROYD A Assistant Superintendent of Schools MR. SHELDON B. DAWSON tor of Instruction irec D HAROLD A. FULTON MR Supervisor of High Schools MR. FREDERICK H. SPIGLER, JR. Supervisor of Transportation Supervisor of Pupil Personnel MR. H. VICTOR KEEN, JR. MRS. CORA G. SMITH Visiting Teacher MR. CHARLES E. BERRY Guidance Counselors MR. JOSEPH CAIN MISS ELAINE BROWN SCHOOL CLERKS Mrs. Linette Jones, Mrs. Esthen Dashiell, Mrs. Elaine Robinson Mr. J. Frank Pusey, Mr. Thomas C. Rowe, Vice President, Mr. Royd A. Mahaffey, Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. William S. Moore, President, Mr. Denver R. Richardson, Mr. Avery W. Owens, Mr. James P. Bailey, Attorney for the Board of Education. The School Board, although it is not seen by the students in everyday life, is the guiding force by which our school functions. With the welfare of the school and community in mind, the Board has the tremendous task of maintaining a uniform and effective public school system throughout Wicomico County and deter- | mining educational policies for the county. Parent- Ceachers Association Our P.T.A. is an integral part of our school program. It serves as an active link between the home and the school. The members of this worthy organization work diligently to promote activities which will bene- fit the school and contribute to its progress. Pictured above are: (SEATED) Mrs. Viola Allen, Chaplain; Mrs. Mildred Stanley, Financial Secretary; Mrs. Mildred Webster, Recording Secretary; Mr. Bethenia Mitch- ell, Assistant Recording Secretary. (STANDING) Mr. Howard J. Purnell, President; Mrs. Mary Lee Brown, Co-Chairman of Membership Committee; Mr. Edward Henry, Vice Prestdent; Mrs. Lorraine Carrigan and Mrs. Reba Hudson, Co-Chairmen of Entertainment Committee; and Mr. Randolph Brooks, Principal. RO DOA AK 7°.° MR. ROBERT O. BROWN Bowie State Teachers College Virginia State College University of Maryland Hampton Institute, B.S. World Geography Consumer Economics MR. JAMES K, CAUDILL, JR. East Tennessee State College, B.S. Driver Education MRS. JEANETTE P. CHIPMAN Virginia State College, B.S., M.A. Hampton Institute Cornell University Goucher College Home Economics MISS MARY A. COOK Paine College, B.A. Atlanta University Physics, Chemistry MR. HAYWARD EUGENE CORRY Livingstone College of Liberal Arts, B.A United States History and Government P.O.D. MRS. FLORA H. DANIELS Hampton Institute, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. Shorthand, T ypewriting, Office Practice, Business Arithmetic MR. SMITH ANDERSON Virginia State College, B.S. Industrial Arts MR. WILLIAM W. BARNES University of California Oatwood S.D.A. College, B.S. Typing, General Business, Bookkeeping MISS GLADYS L. BILLUPS St. Augustine’s College, B.A. Hampton Instutute, Virginia State College French and English MR. CURTIS W. BARCLIFT A T College, Greensboro, N. C., B.S. University of Maryland Automotive Mechanics, Mathematics MR. HERMAN W. DENNIS Virginia State College, B.S. | University of Delaware | ult University of Maryland Y Hampton Institute Vocational Agriculture MR. PAICE L. GLAZE, SR. Hampton Institute, B.S. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. Science, Mathematics MR. CHARLES G. GOSLEE Maryland State College, B.A. West Virginia University United States History MRS. CORA B. GOSLEE Hampton Institute, B.S. Temple University, M.A. Bowie State Teachers College Reading MR. JAMES O. HANDY Alabama State College, B.S., M.Ed. Tuskegee Institute University of Maryland Social Studies, English MR. MELVIN L. HARRIS, JR. A. T. College, B.S. Instrumental Music MR. EDWARD E. HENRY, SR. Hampton Institute, B.S. Pennsylvania State College Cornell University Wayne University Industrial Arts MR. JACKIE O. HITCH, SR. 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 | MR. WILLIAM C. JOHNSON Howard University, A.B. D.C. Teachers’ College World History, United States History MRS. LORETTA B. JOLLEY Maryland State College Uni versity of Maryland, B.S. Home Economics and Crafts MRS. DORIS E. JONES West Virginia State College, B.S. Physical Education MRS, EFFIE M. JONES Maryland State College, B.S. Morgan State College Mathematics MRS. SANDRA B. JONES Morgan State College, A.B. Spanish and English MR, ALBERT M. MANIS Milligan College, B.A. George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A. Vanderbilt University Speech Therepy MR. DAVID HUNSUCKER Tuskegee Institute, B.S. English, Speech and Dramatics MRS. DONZELLA F. HUTT South Carolina State Temple University, B.S., M.A. Special Education MR. EARL B. JACKSON Maryland State College, B.A. West Virginia University Franklin and Marshall College General Science and Senior Science MRS. DELORES B. JENKINS West Chester State West Chester Lenna, B.S. English MRS. CONSTANCE B. MARTIN Morgan State College, B.A. Catholic University University of Maryland English, Journalism, Safety Driving MR. WILLIAM NEAL Fisk University, B.A. Columbia University, M.A. Music + MRS. CATHERINE W. PARSONS Virginia State College, B.S., M.S. Home Economics MR. JAMES A. POLK Virginia Union University, A.B. Universi ty of Pennsylvania, M.S. Latin, English es . See eget. Gt “ge MR. MITCHELL T. PRATHER Morgan State College, B.S. English, Social Studies MRS. AGNES V. ROBERTS Morgan State College, B.S. Social Studies, English, Reading MRS. DOROTHY TAYLOR Bowie State Teachers’ College, B.S. Hampton Institute Temple University Reading MRS. VIVIAN E. TAYLOR The School of the Art Institute, B.A. The University of Chicago Fine Arts MISS CAROLYN V. TREZEVANT Johnson C. Smith, B.S. North Carolina College, M.S. Columbia University, M.A. General Science, Physical Education MR. RICHARD L. TURNER Delaware State College, B.S. Mathematics, Science 17 MR. MARION J. WALLER Morgan State College, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. Bowie State Teachers’ College Physical Education MISS CLEO L. WALSTON Hampton Institute, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. Mathematics MRS. MILDRED W. WEBSTER Virginia State College, B.S. Simmons College, M.S. Librarian 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, Psychology, World Geography Substitute Ceachers | Rev. Lawrence Howard, Mrs. Rosa Taylor, Rev. J. I. Williams, Mrs. Helen Dennis, Rev. | George Commodore. 1 These faces are easily recognized on our campus because the substitute teachers assist when members of our faculty find it impossible to be at school. 18 EEE REE ERPS ZS EES ES RPS BPS ES RES ES RS EE EE AR BRR OE RO ER RE RITA JEANETTE BANKS “Wee Ree” General Ambition: Physical Education Instructor Activities: Senior Class Treasurer, Sports Editor of Beacon Staff, Glee Club, Basket- ball, Fieldball, Junior Chorus, Physical Education Club. You can make it if you try. JOHN SAMUEL BARCKLEY Bark Commercial Ambition: Clerk Typist Activities: Football, Track, F. T.A., Glee Club. “Take life seriously. You can't afford not to, DIANA MARIA ALLEN Angel Ambition: Laboratory Technician Activities: Band, F. T.A., N.H.A., Jour- nalism, Monitorial System, Basketball Team. Love conquers all.“ CATHERINE MARIE LEE BAILEY Sister Academic Ambition: Nurse Activities: Junior Glee Club, Basketball, F,T. A., Physical Education, N.H. A, To err is human, to forgive is divine. ” —“_ EULINA GLENDIA BIRCKHEAD “Chumpy General Ambition: Dress Designer Activities: N.H.A., Youth Chorus, Speech and Dramatics, Look before you leap,“ ( LILLIAN BEATRICE BIVANS “Belles” Academic Ambition: French Interpreter Activities: N.H.A., Cheerleader, Majorette, Student Council, Journalism, Library Club. He that will not when he may, shall not when he can, CLARA MAE BOUNDS “Doll Peaches” General Ambition: Singer Activities: N.H.A., Junior Chrous, Speech and Dramatics. Winners never quit and quitters never win. RUFUS OLIVER BRABOY _ Time “Doofy Ambition: Electronic Technician Activities: Basketball, Track, and Football. “Time shall prevail. THOMAS BROWN Tommy Academic Ambition: Chemist Activities: Junior Chorus, Glee Club, Year- book Staff, Monitorial Staff, Speech and Dramatics Club. All is well, that ends well, BERTHA BURKE “Little Bit Commercial Ambition: I,B.M. Operator Activities: N.H.A., Glee Club, Fieldball, Junior Chorus, Basketball, and Home Eco- homics, “It's not what you do, it's how you do it. rr LOWELL ELLSWORTH BROWN Academic Ambition: History Teacher Activities: Basketball, Track, Chorus, Yearbook Staff, Junior Chorus, Cross Country, and Touch Football. “Life is but an empty dream, RAYMOND BROWN Brown General Ambition: Commercial Artist Activities: Speech and Dramatics, Football, | F,T.A., Basketball, and Cross Country. “Think twice, then go ahead, MARTHA VIRGINIA BUTLER ¢ © “Martie” . Ambition: Fashion Designer Activities: Beacon Staff, N.H.A., Junior Chorus, Speech, Senior Chorus. “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. DELORES ANN CAMPER Angel Commercial Ambition: Business Administration Major Activities; F.T.A., N.H.A., Secretary of 12-C. “Experience is the best teacher, SARA JANE COOK “Sarie” Academic Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Junior Chorus, N.H. A., Senior Chorus, F. T. A., Miss Salisbury High Contest. For fools rush in where angels fear to tread, HOWARD EDWARD CORBIN, JR. Junie Academic Ambition: Senior High Instructor Activities: Student Council, F.T.A., Journalism, Junior Chrous, Gymnastics, Library Club, Yearbook Staff. A little learning is a dangerous thing. ” WILLIAM LOUIS CORBIN d _ Bunny . Academic Ambition: Physicist Activities: Track, Gymnastics, Band, Cross Country, and Baseball. Start in time and you will be on time.” JEANETTE IRENE COTTMAN Peaches General Ambition: Commercial Artist __ 2 . Activities: Basketball, Fieldball. s ‘ J _. _ : If at first you don't succeed, try andtry . | --—iCéa. — again. ULYSSES EDWARD COTTMAN, JR. Useless Academic Ambition: Music and French Teacher Activities; Band, Gymnastics, F. Tetes Cross-Country Team, Science. Life is what you make it. WILLIAM JAMES COTTMAN Billy Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Journalism, Art, Gymnastics, Monitorial Staff. Tove is not love that alters; when alteration finds. WILLIAM ORLANDO DASHIELD Chesse” General Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Football, Baseball, Gymnastics, N.F.A., Phys. Ed. “Try hard and you will succeed, KATHERINE ELIZABETH DAVIS “Baby Sis Academic Activities: Senior Glee Club, N.H.A., F,T.A., Library Asst., Junior Chorus. Not to equal, but to excel. GERALDINE RAMONA DALE “ Gerl” Commercial Ambition: Secretary Activities: Junior Chorus, Physical Education, N.H. A. Dynamite comes in small packages. ‘ DOUGLAS WAINWRIGHT DASHIELD Doug Commercial Ambition: Commercial Artist Activities: Art Club, Industrial Arts. Men of few words are the best men.” OOS PORK WK OK MAAK OK WK AK OY KAA DAPHNE FRANCENE DORSEY Fran Academic Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: N.H.A., F.T.A., Speech and Dramatics Club, Junior Chorus, Life is a long lesson in humility. ANITA ROSE DUTTON Bugs Bunny Academic Ambition: Home Economics Teacher Activities: Junior Chorus, Glee Club, F.T.A., N.H.A., Cheerleaders, Majorettes, Patrol Force, Journalism. Life is just a bowl of cherries, ELIZABETH YOULONDA DOANE Lie Academic Ambition: Business Administration Major Activities: Glee Club, F. T.A., Yearbook Staff, Cheerleader, N.H.A., Creative Dance Group. Honest is the best policy. DAISEY VIVIAN DORSEY Day Commercial Ambition: Practical Nurse Activities: Jr. Science, N.H.A., Journalism Live and let live. BETTY JANE FAISON “HONEY -Dripper General Ambition: Nurse Activities: N,H,A., Junior Chorus, Typing. You can make if you try. EARLINE FIELDS Early General Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Basketball, Glee Club. JOSEF FIELDS Joe General Ambition; Accountant Activities: Band, Track, Gymnastic, Tackle Football, Glee Club, F.T.A. “Determination to succeed is better than foolishness, “ FRAN F, GAINES “Poochie Academic Ambition: Teacher , Activities: F,T.A., Majorettes, Cheerleaders, Monitorial System, Student Council, Glee Club, Jr. Chorus, Modern Dance Group, N.H. A. Strive not to equal, but to excel. JACQUELINE GARLAND “Jackie” Commerical Ambition: Secretary Activities: Jr. Glee Club, Glee Club, N. fis Ap Friendly to all hostile to none, always jolly and full of fun. LEONARD JAMES GRIFFIN Log General Ambition: Lawyer Activities: F, T., A., Football, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Glee Club, Jr. Chorus, Jr. Varsity. A little learning is a dangerous thing. HAROLD LEIVES HAMMOND Big H Academic Ambition: Football Coach Activities: Football, Baseball, Track, Cross Country, Yearbook Staff, Monitorial Staff. A quitter never wins, and a winner never quits, “BARBARA LEE HANDY “Barbie” General Ambition: Fashion Designer Activities: Miss Salisbury High, Speech and Dramatics, Typing, N.H. A. Life is what you make it. GEORGE ALFONSO HARMON “Link” Commerical Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Junior Chorus, Track. If girls interfere with your work, quit work. COLUMBUS CHRIS HITCH Chris Agriculture Ambition: Football Player Activities: Track, Football. Success is yours if you study. RA AKVW RAAT ROBERT LEE HORSEY “Ree Bop Agriculture Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Baseball, Glee Club, Art Club. “Many shall strive but few shall make it, BEULAH LAVERNE HUGHES General Ambition: Beautician Activities: Junior Chorus, Journalism, N.H. A. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. CAROLYN LORETTA HULL “Bankie Academic Ambition: Government Librarian Activities: Glee Club, N.H.A., Basketball, F, T, A. Monitorial System. “One who greatly believes, greatly achieves, — eg ARIELEE HUNTER Kitten General Ambition: Nurse Activities: N.H,A., Chorus. Live and let live. RICHARD ARLEN JACKSON Jack Academic Ambition: Chemist Activities: Basketball, Monitorial System, Jr. Glee Club, Cross Country. Never stop a task till you succeed, CAROLYN JEAN JOHNSON Angel Commerical Ambition: Typist Activities: Speech and Dramas, Journalism. Be of good courage and wait on the Lord. CATHERINE GRIFFIN JOHNSON Kate General Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: F.T.A., Monitor. Strive to do your best, DIANE JOHNSON Academic Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: F, T,A., Speech and Dramatics, Junior Chorus. ROSCOE DOUGLAS JOHNSON JR, “Juggler General Ambition: Teacher Activities: Glee Club, Basketball, Football, Track, F.T.A., Cross-Country, Jr. Chorus. LOTTIE MARIE JONES Baby Sister General Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities; N.H.A., Chorus, Basketball, F.T.A., Monitor. Strive for high goals and you will succeed. i MARIANNE JONES Mary General Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: N.H,A., F.T.A. He who strives will succeed. RUTH ANN VIRGINIA LAFAYETTE Ray General Ambition: Nurse Activities: Speech and Dramatics, N.H.A. Live and let live. SYLVESTER LEE LAWSON “Leech” General Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Basketball, Band, Touch Football. Life is what you make it, PATRICIA ANNE MADDOX “Pat” General Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Glee Club, Basketball, Speech and Dramatics, F.T.A., Fieldball, Jr. Chorus, New Homemaker of America, Sen- ior Class Sec., Yearbook Staff, Strive not to equal, but to excel.” � x _2- Le CAROLYN PATRICIA MADDOX “Cookie” Academic Ambition: Biology Teacher Activities: N.H.A., Cheerleaders, Moni- torial System, Yearbook Staff, Majorettes, .. | a ee A . What sculpture is to a block of marble, 4 yf : ™ ; 3 education is to the soul. DE' SHEARER CONSTELLA MAPP Sherry Academic Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Activities: Glee Club, F. T.A., Monitorial System, Junior Glee Club, Speech and Dramatics, “Whatever will be, will be. LUCILLE MAPP “Lucy” General Ambition: Beautician Activities: Physical Education Club. “Nothing beats a try but a failure. DOROTHY MORTON Dot Academic Ambition: Mathematician Activities: N.H,A., F.T.A., Photography Club, Junior Glee Club, Science Club. A little learning ia a dangerous thing, “ WILLIAM EDWARD NORTHAN Eddie Agriculture Ambition: Air Force Activities: Track, Baseball. “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. TERESA ELOIS PARSONS Terry Commerical Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club. She burns the midnight oil, but not always for study. ANNA LEE POLK Ann Academic Ambition: Nurse Activities: Senior Glee Club, N.H.A., F,T.A., Beacon Yearbook Staff. “Let nature take its course and hope that it Is in your favor. HAZEL ANNETTE POLK Heavy Academic Ambition: Nurse Activities: Jr. Chorus, Sr. Chorus, Field Ball, F.T.A., N.H.A. Library Assistant. “Two wrongs don't make a right but helps prevent another wrong. LAWRENCE RAYMOND POLK CA Preacher | General Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Jr. Glee Club, Gymnastics, Bll General Music. i “Nothing beats a try but a failure. HN ALEXANDER CLINTON PRICE Hel, “Curly” 3 | | Agriculture | Ambition: Armed Forces ; | Activities: All the time for no reason at all. JOHNNIE ARTHUR POLK Jap General | Ambition: Carpenter Specialist Activities: Track, Cross-Country, Junior Science Club. “Minds that have nothing to confer find little to perceive,” KAREN CECELIA POLK Kay Academic Ambition: French Teacher Activities: Glee Club, Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Junior Chorus, Cheerleaders, Monitorial System, Miss S.H. Contest. ARTIS LEE PRICE Lee Commercial Ambition: IBM Machine Operator Activities; Football, Track, Basketball, Glee Club, Student Council. A little bit of knowledge is a very dan- gerous thing. CHARLES EDWARD PRICE Duckback General Ambition: Armed Forces Activities; Tackle Football, Track, Baseball, Chorus. EARNEST NATHANIEL PRICE “Price” General Ambition: Junior High Teacher Activities: Student Council, F.T.A., Glee Club, Track, Football. The best things in life are free, MADONNA JENEVE PRYOR “Lee Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: F.T.A., N.H.A., Speech and Dramatics, Physical Education Club, Year- book Staff, Junior Chorus. Politeness goes far but costs nothing. ROSA LEE PRYOR Rosa Commercial Ambition: Teacher Activities: F.T.A., N.H.A., Journalism, Dancing Group, Junior Chorus, Student Council, Library Assistant. Loyal, Witty and full of fun; I am a friend of everyone, SYLENA ISABELL PURNELL Academic Ambition: Laboratory Techician Activities: Junior Chorus, Senior Glee Club, Junior Science Club, N.H.A., F.T.A. Neve r go to the extremes with anything, NEWELL EMERSON QUINTON Barney Academic Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Future Teachers of America, Junior Chorus. False face must hide what the false heart doth know, ELLA MAE ROBERT “Little Sue” General Ambition: Beautician Activities: N.H. A. “Get with it, and learn. GEORGE DOUGLAS SAVAGE Sage General Ambition: Lawyer Activities: F, T.A., Junior Chorus, Senior Chorus, Track, Basketball, Cross Country. Don't put off until tomorrow that which can be achieved today, MARGARET NORMA SELF “Puddin Commercial Ambition: Business Administration Major Activities: Student Council, Jr. Chorus, Sr. Chorus, N.H.A., Monitorial System, Cheer- leader, Majorette, Asst. Sec. Senior Class, Maryland Girls State, May Queen of 'd8, Modern Dance Group. “God helps those who help themselves, ” TYRONE LEE SMITH “Boc General Ambition: Electrician Activities: Glee Club, Basketball, Baseball, Cross-Country, Speech and Dramatics, Photography. Thy shall not lie. Ee SS ENS EY AST WE AAA ASI EOE VY BAS A AA RASS EA OW OS I OY OS IE FIO SV EE WE AAA OY ESO EE Oo LGR SEER RRS GEASS esa = Ba EEreaccannr se es = inna toaicragrebeeamesasta at asta HHH thes — MELVIN GEORGE SMULLEN “George” Academic Ambition: Medical Practioner Activities: F,T.A., Monitorial Staff, Junior Chorus, Cross-Country Team, Stu- dent Council. Be the labor great or small do it well or not at all. ARNOLD MARCELLUS STANFORD Jazz Man General Ambition: Radio Technician Activities: Band, Track, and Cross Country. “You can't get rich in a day, Honestly, ae RRO RRA RO ee ETHEL ELIZABETH STANFORD “Wulfy Commercial Ambition: Secretary Activitie s: F,T.A., N.H.A., Basketball, Personal Typing, Physical Education, and Music, “A loyal companion, an excellent friend, an earnest worker and true to the end. SYLVIA STANLEY Bucky General Ambition: Nurse Activities: N.H.A., Art, Home Economics, and Music. Do unto others, as you would have them to do unto you. DOROTHY LOUVINIA STEPHENS Dottie Commercial Ambition: Clerk-Typist Activities: Physical Education. “Happiness is a habit; cultivate it. JOANNE DELOIS WALLACE Jo . General Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Home Economics, Personal Typing, and Physical Education. “Strive hard and you will succeed, JAMES EDWARD WALLER Happ Academic Ambition: Science Professor Activities: Basketball, Track, Touch Foot- ball, F, T. A., Junior Chorus, Speech and Dramatics, Cross-Country, Glee Club, Stu- dent Council, and Yearbook Staff. Let no man write my epitaph. JOHN W, TAYLOR “Tack” General Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Football, Track, Baseball, and Glee Club. All the time, for no reason at all, ROSALEE JUANITA TURNER Minnie Mouse” Academic Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Home Economics, F. T.A., N.H.A., Physical Ed., and Junior Chorus. RICHARD FRANKLIN WATERS “Tubby” Academic Ambition: Medical Doctor Activities: Monitoral System, Journalism Staff, Science Club, and Library Club. “To ere is human - To forgive is divine. “ WILLIAM DAVID ROBERT WATERS “Bushe ad” Agriculture Ambition: Armed Forces Activities: Football, Track, and Physical Education. Nothing beats a try but a failure. Hl HAROLD THOMAS WATSON Slick | General Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities: Basketball, Football, Track, Glee Club. —— Tis education that forms the common mind. WALLACE WHITE “Jinix General Ambition: Barber Activities: Football, Track and Field, Gym- nastics, Cross Country, Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Art, N.F.A., and Art. “The evil that men do lives long after they are gone, but the good is often buried with their bones. EVERETT LEE WHITNEY Eli Academic Ambition: Laboratory Technician Activities; Cross Country, Track, Baseball, Junior Chorus, Yearbook Staff, Gymnastics. “Look backwards with pride and forward with hope.” JOSEPH ALFRED WHITTINGTON Chunny Gunn Academic Ambition: Teacher Activities: Football, Basketball, Chorus, Gymnastics, Track, and Baseball. To err is human, to forgive is divine. GARRISON WILLIAMS HOWARD HARRISON WILSON GEORGE DALANY WRIGHT Chico” “leet” Wright Agriculture General Academic Ambition: Radio Repairer Ambition: Vocal Music Teacher Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Track and Baseball Activities: Basketball, N.F.A., Activities: Science, and Art Clubs Not failure, but low aim is crime. Baseball, Glee Club, Speech and If it were done when ‘tis done, Dramatics, and Industrial Arts then ‘t were well if it were done Good things come to those who quickly. wait. carbook Advisors MISS BILLUPS MRS. JONES MRS. DANIELS Our Beacon advisors review and discuss pertinent facts concerning yearbook produc- tion in order to better advise the staff. Flower CARNATION Colors RED AND WHITE Motto HE WHO GREATLY BELIEVES, GREATLY ACHIEVES. Class Song TUNE: If I Loved You Now we leave you, time and again we will often say How we love you so true. Dear old Salisbury, words can't express the way we feel As we leave you this year. Hating to leave you but our time has come. Knowing we'll miss you but our days are done. To our teachers, and to the ones that we love so dear, We'll forever give thanks. Hating to leave you but our time has come. Knowing we’ll miss you but our days are done. Now we leave you, time and again we will often say, How we loved you so true; How we loved you and we'll miss you, The executive body of any organization should be efficient and reliable. As the senior class officers are elected on a basis of leadership ability and scholarship, they are looked upon as the controlling body of the most influential class in school. Thus, they try to maintain interest and stimulate action in anything of interest or importance to the class or en- tire body. We as the senior class officers of Salisbury High School attempt to fulfill the duties charged to us, for we realize that the retrogression or progression of our class as part, and our school as a whole, rests entirely in our hands. , Senior Class officers are: President - CAROLYN HULL Vice President - KAREN POLK Secretary - PATRICIA MADDOX Assistant Secretary - MARGARET SELF Financial Secretary - RITA BANKS Chaplain - HOWARD CORBIN Sergeant-at-Arms - RAYMOND BROWN 37s Class History COUNT DOWN TO SUCCESS In June of 1962 we, the passengers of Rocket 56, ended our journey at Salisbury High School. As we look back, we recall the two major stages of our flight - the Freshman Stage and the Senior Stage. When we boarded the rocket, we were aroused by the fact that we were to be sep- arated into different sections instead of remaining in one large group. Becoming adapted to this new situation was not a difficult achievement. Many of our passengers projected their talents to enhance the success of our flight during the primary portion of the freshman stage. Among them were: Ulyssess Cottman, Melvin Smullen, Sylena Purnell and Richard Jackson who were chosen to attend the Senior Science Convention. Katherine Davis, Theresa Parson, Lottie Jones, Carolyn Hull and Carolyn Maddox made their debut in an Autumn Leaves dance at Morgan State College. These accomplish- ments were only the beginning; greater ones were to come. In 1958 Margaret Self competed against every division of passengers - not only in our rocket, but in more advanced ones as well - to win the title of May Queen. From here we explored the last section of our Freshman Stage in which we experienced the essential revision of our group according to our set goals or vocations. Here our rocket burned red-hot flames as we projected into the frontier of extracurricular activ- ities. We rose to fame in these activities. Harold Watson highlighted the Junior Varsity team and Arnold Stanford sparked the Cross Country Squad. Many others participated in the Band, Glee Club and Football teams. These achievements ignited the path to success in our Senior Stage. The progression into the Senior Stage enabled us to initiate two extentions to our rocket. We christened them G-Wing and H-Wing. As we advanced into this stage, we again rated recognition. Diana Allen and Ulyssess Cottman performed with the All-State Band. Harold Hammond boasted his fame by his excellent performance on the football team while Lowell Brown skyrocketed to success on the track team. 10B, as a group, participated in the 1959-60 Battle of Words. Carolyn Hull represented our rocket at a New Homemaker's of America Con- vention in Arkansas while Carolyn Maddox spent six weeks at a Science Institute at Vir- ginia Union University. Climaxing that portion of the Senior Stage was a Rendezvous Under the Stars at our Junior Senior Prom. As we approached the close of this final stage, we were still gaining recognition. Howard Wilson, Robert Horsey and William Northern represented the New Farmers of America at Georgia. George Wright and Richard Jackson attended a Mathematical convention at Wicomico Senior High School. Barbara Handy reigned as Miss Salisbury High for 1961-62. Thus, our trip progressed. After our Baccalaureate Sermon and Commencement Exercises held in June of 1962, many of us regarded our flight as finished. But had it really ended, or just begun? We had reached the nose cone of our rocket - it was now left to each of us to take the initiative and fly to greater heights. Most Likely to Succeed CAROLYN HULL HOWARD CORBIN Tis not in mortals to command success, But we'll do more, sempronius; we'll deserve it. � wee] Ef Best All Around Most Studious CAROLYN HULL JAMES WALLER The moderation of the great sets a limit only to their CAROLYN MADDOX WILLIAM COTTMAN ectena. | Kn 1 a ao : | owledge makes men hard to lead, easy to follow, but impos La moderation des grands hommes ne barne que leurs | sible to enslave. Wces.” 39 - USICIQUS KAREN POLK ROBERT HORSE Y Music makes the world go ’round.” Best M ria bios a e a = 38 ae Ss O58 “ Sssa ma Wu q Mm 6 NS G2: y zs SN O84 A Os Des: my es O o QS c me «o N ° Sf Q 2: co 0 ye oO Op RB Bo A A_ xe Xo 2 xe EX “bb eo mH s 2 ao N 2 a. oO 4 A oS 2 fa 0 aan Best Public Speaker CAROLYN HULL JAMES WALLER “The Audience is the reward of the Speaker.” Most Courteous EARLINE FIELDS DOUGLAS DASHIELL Courtesy is like the sun; It shines forever. TSS Sores trrFeKr ten warts Best Athlete RITA BANKS HAROLD WATSON It is better to have fought and lost than never to have fought at all. Best Actor and Actress MARGARET SELF JAMES WALLER It has often been said that an actor can in- struct a priest. Best Dancers BARBARA HANDY HAROLD WALSTON “Dancing is a Pleasure sublime; But twisting is really fine! Best Artists MARTHA BUTLER WILLIAM COTTMAN In framing an artist, art hath thus decreed. To make some good, but others to exceed. SaENeolse 5 ac ee ae Wittiest ANITA DUTTON LEONARD GRIFFIN Wit is just a mixture of reason and extrava- gance, Qutetest EULINA BIRCKHEAD DOUGLAS DASHIELD In quietness and in confidence shall be your strength, Loudest LOTTIE JONES LEONARD GRIFFIN Lottie and Leonard are our names, and making noise is our fame.” Laztest ELLA ROBERTS GEORGE SAVAGE An idle life always produces varied inclinations. “Variam semper dant otia mentem. - Callest and Shortest MADONNA PRYOR | ARTIS PRICE It's not the quantity but the quality that makes the per- son. Biggest Eaters SYLENA PURNELL RICHARD WATERS “Bad men live that they may eat and drink, whereas good men eat and drink that they may live. MRS. JEANETTE P. CHIPMAN MRS. CONSTANCE MARTIN MRS. FLORA DANIELS 12-A Homeroom 12-B Homeroom 12-C Homeroom Our sponsors, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Chipman, and Mrs. Daniels, spend many hours in conference--among themselves, and with the school administration--in order to provide the senior class with the wisest guidance and the best counseling during this most crucial year. Class Poem “Comorrow’s Outlook” Long we have been together, Through pleasant and cloudy weather, Tis hard to part where friends are dear, Perhaps ‘twill cause a sigh or tear- The forward look is our goal, Although this realm is yet untold, We all are blind until we see Just what our future goal will be. Now life’s pathway is ajar With courage we'll make our journey afar We'll try to do our very best Then we'll excel all the rest. Parents and teachers we do commend For the numerous efforts they did lend. In the depth of our hearts they will remain, Because of them--new heights we'll gain. To our principal we give our utmost praise The banner of honor to him we raise, He has warned and prepared us for every test And shown great interest in our success. As we leave these doors and enter the world, We pray our victories will be unfurled, With tools in our hands we're prepared to leave. To search great things we hope to achieve. Maddonna Pryor Diane Johnson Che keacon Staff KAREN POLK Editor The Beacon staff prepares for a year of diligent and conscientious work under the supervision of Karen Polk, editor-in-chief. | | | : | ; , ; ‘f} if | } : ve : : The managers and assemblers form an imaginative outline of their '62 BEACON. Sylena Purnell, Publicity Manager; Madonna Pryor, Literary Editor; Patricia Maddox, Thomas Brown, Assemblers; Carolyn Hull, Busi- ness Manager; John Barckley, Assembler; Karen Polk, Editor; Barbara Handy, Sales Manager. Editors The BEACON editors project their goal--SUCCESS. Martha Butler, Art Editor; Rita Banks, Sports Editor; Elizabeth Doane, Social Editor; DeShearer Mapp, Alum- ni Editor; Karen Polk, Editor-in-Chief; Carolin Maddox, Class Editor. STANDING: Howard Corbin, Class Editor; Harold Hammond, Sports Editor; Lowell Brown, Social Editor. 11-A HOMEROOM MRS. CATHERINE PARSONS FIRST ROW: Brenda Dennis, Mary Jones, Odessa Harmon, Shirley Polk, Susanne Toadvine, Brenda Dashiell, Phyllis Griffin, Mary Savage, Margaret Roberts. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Turner, Barbara Wilson, Ophelia Waters, Annette Dashiell, Phyllis Gale, Joanne Jones, Virginia Sturgis, Maudie Sample, Viola Dennis, Bessie Roberts, THIRD ROW: Isaiah Oakley, Charles Coulbourne, George Hull, Harry Stanley. FOURTH ROW: Tyrone Jackson, George Roberts, James Matthews, Robert Dashiells and Thomas Jones. 11-B HOMEROOM MISS MARY COOK FIRST ROW: Geraldine Chandler, Yvonne Furniss, Valarie Burke, Alice Howard, Lillie McBride, Violet Mitchell, Yvonne Church, SECOND ROW: Charles Downing, Deborah Bailey, Joan Peters, Joyce Price, Sandra Jones, Veranica Nutter, Phyllis Lawmore, Me lvin Bounds, THIRD ROW: David Wilson, Anthony Winder, George Carroll, Aaron Matthews, Nathan Reid, Maurice Pinkett, Samuel Everett, William Anderson, William Church, 11-C HOMEROOM MISS GLADYS BILLUPS FIRST ROW: Frances Rider, Bernice Smullen, Carolyn Whittington, Theresa Wright, Lena Johnson, Esther Winder, Ada Burris, Rita Cottman, Annie Copes. SECOND ROW: Miss Billups, Ella Fortt, Carolann Brown, Lillian Wolf- ford, Joesphine Beasley, Dorothy McFadden, Helen White, Gloria Dennis, Annie Tull, Lottie Curtis. THIRD ROW: Donald Jones, Phillip Coulbourne, Robert Armstrong, Sammie Camper, James Nutter, Millard Wilson, Leroy Turner, Marco Greene. FOURTH ROW: Edward Stanley, Vaughn Young, Benjamin Rider, Ronald Bratten, Lloyd Rounds and Milton Moore. 11-D HOMEROOM MR. HAYWOOD CorRRY FIRST ROW: Edith Silvers, Venita Dashields, Mary McBride, Ardella Dashields, Christine Benjamin, Beverly Reid, Lurdine Beasley, Arenthia Bivens, Carolyn Palmer, SECOND ROW: Mr. Corry, Dorothy Lawrence, Fulton Slemons, Harry Jacobs, Donald Smith, Ronald Collins, Ronald Brown, Leroy Cartwright, Tyrone Price, William Sturgis, George Byrd, Bertie Robinson, Dana Winder, William Jackson. THIRD ROW: Melvin Seldon, Ronald Seldon, Robert Mitchell, David Trader, Samuel Horsey, Thomas Goslee, John Birchead. 10-A HOMEROOM MR, JAMES POLK FIRST ROW: C, Elbert, M. Hayward, P. Hayward, W. Mitchell, V. Jones, L. McGlotton, C. Dashiell, P. Coulburne, M. Ringgold. SECOND ROW: J. Morris, C, Payne, G. Morris, D. Elzey, T. Morris, G. Harmon, M. Williams. THIRD ROW: H. Wright, G. Jones, J. Sample, E. Nutter, H. Turner, C. Gordy, L. Bateman, Y. Carrigan, A. Brown, R. Morris, J. Purnell. MISS CLEO WATSON 10-B HOMEROOM FIRST ROW: B, Leonard, J. Hayman, L. Nutter, K. Taylor, R. Matthews, M. Parsons, F. Winder, V. Corter, I. Warren, M. Morris, B. Garrett. SECOND ROW: M. Alexander, R. Goslee, E. Fenner, L. Davis, B, Collick, G. Jolley, J. Sims. THIRD ROW: W. Williams, M. Cornish, G. Perry, R. Brown, W. Cornish, J, Trader, J. Adams, H, Turner, D. Taylor, R. Taylor. 52 10-C MR. WILLIAM BARNES FIRST ROW: A. Milbourne, L. Williams, V. Smullen, V. Hitch, F. Jones, R, Fagan, E, Syhes, S. Toadvine, S. Smith. SECOND ROW: L. Sample, E. Rubin, B. Parker, L, Savage, D. Coles, E, Dashiell, W. Price, P, Cottman. THIRD ROW: D., Jones, E, Davis, R, Hull, D. Smith, J. Parker, G, Robertson, J. Neal, K. Polk. FOURTH ROW: O. White, F. Snead, F, Nutter, C, Bailey, R. Palmer, MRS, MAUDIE WRIGHT 10-D FIRST ROW: R, Gale, P. Fields, R. Deal. SECOND ROW: D. Jones, B. Dashiell, R. Morris, D, Cottman, J. Nichols, G. Seldon, S. Atkinson, V. Woffard. THIRD ROW: D. Whitehead, G, Jones, J. Morgan, N,. Rider, E. Bough, M. Towns, W. Haymon, A. Camper, D. Johnson, FOURTH ROW: R. Whitehead, T. Jones, O, Johnson, W. McElvey, D. Palmer, R. Hull, J. Mitchell, J, Brown, J. Cornish, R, Camper. 53 SA TR RAR eR FE AS ES A BPE Oe AER A APO © A ee ER BRR SS RRR RR A Re ee = Vn ane A BR oe ee a eae ee 54 10-E MR, WILLIAM JOHNSON FIRST ROW: R, Lawrence, N. Savage, E, Lawrence, R. Perry, J. Jones. SECOND ROW: M. White, D. Johnson, J. Horsey, C. Johnson, M. Burris, J. Hull, G. Dutton, V. McBride, M, Jackson. 9-A MRS, THELMAN WINDER FIRST ROW: L,. Dennis, C,. Wright, W. Wright, P. Brown, D. Larmore, S. Mapp, R. Waller, E. White, V. Hudson. SECOND ROW: J. Morton, G. Wooten, C. Nutter, M. Parker, C, Hitch, L. Cornish. THIRD ROW: J. Church, H. Dashiell, W. Cottman, S. Carneigie, R, Gattis, V. Koper, F. Jones, N. Everett. FOURTH ROW: N. Jones, G. Waters, D. Starks, W. Harris, E. Church, C. Mitchell, K. Griffin, W. Ringo. 9-B MR, ROBERT BROWN FIRST ROW: K, Handy, E, Woodbury, E. Stanley, R. Morris, D, Brown, R. Jones, E. Lee, w. Cartwright, SECOND ROW: B, Pinkette, J. Jones, E. Cannon, M. Barckley, P. Holden, S, White, G. Price, M, McCleese, E, Reaves. THIRD ROW: G. Hudson, R. Jones, S. Fields, J. Nutter, F. Nichols, L, Mitchell, S. Jones, S. Jolley, FOURTH ROw: D, Hayward, S, Elzey, J, Matthews, P. Brown, F. Jones, R, Culley, M. Cutis. FIFTH ROW: L. Garrison, D, White, C. Johnson, J. Johnson, J, Byrant, K, Stanford, C. Stanford. 9-C MRS, VIVIAN TAYLOR FIRST ROW: G. White, A. Mann, W. Price. SECOND ROW: S., Robinson, B. Robinson, D, Wright, V. Polk, L. Dorman, C,. Dashiell, R. Boone, J. Minton, S. Dashiells. THIRD ROW: N. Barkley, E. Winder, N, Gordy, S. Dashiell, I, Hull, C. Moss, M. Boone, C. Stanley, G. Hepburn. FOURTH ROw: G. Stevens, T. Walter, O, Carbin, C. Fountain, J. Dale. 36 ARS Ue eee ee a ee Se ee RRS SSS EA SK PKK Sw RA SRR OR Se 2 ee ee ee caster inrmldnadsnnnbananebanennnaopbeanessrnacen 56 9-D MR, DAVID HUNSUCKER FIRST ROW: M. Matthews, R. Sample, A. Johnson, G. Townsend, K. Wessels, SECOND ROW: B, Hitch, M. Brown, M. Collins, D. Dutton, P. Hopkins, J. Horsey, S. Bratten,. THIRD ROW: G. Banks, R. Davis, D. Lawrence, B,. Brown, B. Williams, V. Moore, T. Collins, D. Coward. TOP ROW: S,. Crossell, A. Dennis, J. Price, D. Palmer. 9-E MRS, EFFIE JONES FIRST ROW: J. Lewis, R. Gattis, D, Cook. SECOND ROW s S, Mack, R. Jackson, N. Jones, B. Dorman, D. Harris, K. Brown. THIRD ROW; E, Dashield, B. Phillips, H. Fields, B. Jones, Y. Silver, B. Bivans, D, Parker, FOURTH ROW: D. Copeland, E. Baker, H. Perdon, FIFTH ROW: J. Downing, J. Gates, A. Robinson, J. Collins, W. Banks, P. Corbin. ae a at ee . 2 ie 2 ae MISS SANDRA JONES FIRST ROW: W. Rounds, J. Taylor, C. Winder, J. Bell, M. Cornish. SECOND ROw: L. Stevenson, V. Jones, W. Atkinson, C, Camper, P. Walker, B. Morgan, W. Dale. THIRD ROW: S. Jones, S. Mitchell, W, Handy, D. Camper, B. Price, M. Cure, E. Bolden, H. Hughes, FOURTH ROW: R, Morris, R. Dashiell, E, Stanley, J. Howard, F, Gordy, A. Brown, E. Collins, F. Johnson, C, Roxbury. | — MRS. DELORES JENKINS FIRST ROW: M. Collins, V. Winder, E. Purnell, P. Goslee, L. Smith, M. Gibbs, S. Jones, L, Parsons, R, Purnell. SECOND ROW: C. White, G, Baker, D, Handy, D. Johnson, L. Neal, S, Downing, I. Hull, J, Wright. THIRD ROW: A. Hopkins, M. Nichols, J. Moses, B. Purnell, C, Parker, C. Austin, W. Morton, FOURTH ROW: R, Sordon, R. Hull, C. Henry, G. Onley, B, Nutter, J. Jones, M. Purnell. 37 et 8-C HOMEROOM MR, PAIGE L. GLAZES, SR, FIRST ROW: R. Morris, B. Wessels, P. Booker, C. Stephens, L. Newton, P. Bivans, M, Glaze. SECOND ROW: N. Reed, L. Wallace, T. Wofford, H. Chastopher, T. Mitchell, Y. Worthington, P. Dashiells, D. Hotten, D. Shiles, D. Shiles, D, Baugh, P. L. Glaze, Sr. THIRD ROW: R. Collins, A. Smullen, R. Dennis, K. Matthews, J. McGee, M. Hull, S. Kenney. FOURTH ROW: L. Gordy, R. Reed, J. Price, L. Finney, W. Bryant, and T. Williams. MR, EARL JACKSON 8-D FIRST ROW: S. Waters, T. Gale, C. King, V. Wells, F. Bright, G. Bowens, M. Childs, SECOND ROW: C., Booker, N. Gordy, D. Bellinger, B, Waters, F. Collins, J. Jones, A. Epps, B. Gale, Mr. E. Jackson. THIRD ROW: P. White, S. Hitch, G. Williams, D. Hardy, R. Johnson, W. Hargis, J. Barckley, J. Dutton, J. Dashiell. FOURTH ROW: D. Carnegie, J, Savage, O. Jones, J. Wallace, M. Barclay, J. Neal, and F. Harmon. 58 rect eee Car tatnleat 8-E MR, WILLIAM NEAL FIRST ROW: N, Dickerson, B. Maycock, S. Smith, D. Veney, R. Brown, S, Jones, L, McKinney, SECOND ROW: B, Parker, D, Shockley, C. Price, G. McCleese, P, Conway, M. Downing, P, Garland, G. Tull. THIRD ROW: L. Neal, K. Price, E. Cottman, O, Carrigan, R, Stanley, R, Williams, K, Price, B. Harmon. FOURTH ROW: F, King, W. Cannon, P, Bishop, w. Phillips, 8-F MRS. DOROTHY TAYLOR FIRST ROW: V. Dale, M. Stanford, M. Franklin, S. Deshields, D. Dale, B, Veney, F. Walker, V. Brown. SECOND ROW: E, Reid, T. Camphor, A. Coward, G, Washington, J, Farrington, E. Coulbourne. THIRD ROW: L. Barkley, G, Showell, T. Carnegie, G. Jackson, W. Carter, D, Williams, J, Price. FOURTH ROW: T. Filmore, M. Davis, H. Saunders, E. Nutter, N. Cornish, E. Lawrence, R, Palmer, A. Ellis, 89 a= aw ERA RU Be Mined RN me I UR BED Ae www a er Sr re we we WO WR er ee Rw OR OR A es WR Ww ERA RR RT AT see onan fae = == SSS ATA 60 o-G MRS, REBA HUDSON FIRST ROW: S. Cottman, J. Gunther, S. Barkley, L. Lawrence, C. Savage, D. Smith. SECOND ROW: J. Palmer, J. Douglas, G. Hudson, B. Brown, M. Wright, L, Roberts. THIRD ROW: E, Lewis, D. Jones, E. Smith, L. Reid, O. Bounds, R. Barkley. FOURTH ROW: R. Mopp, L. Waters, W. Mitchell, K. Moore, G. Nutter, R. Fooks. § APOE gh 8-H MR, CHARLES GOSLEE FIRST ROW: R. Winder, Y. Nutter, H. Norman, M. Purnell, R. Dozier, E. Johnson, B. Harmon, M. Hitch, V. Jones. SECOND ROW: J. Williams, A. Wallace, V. Dashiell, P. Maddox, J. Dickerson, J. Lavant, J. Leatherbury. THIRD ROW: N. Vincent, R, Fooks, J. Turner, R, Hutt, C. Mitchell, W. Diggs, C. Burke, W. Clark, J. Birckhead. ho A MRS. AGNES ROBERTS FIRST ROW: E. Turner, D. Baker, G. Long, W. Sampson, H. Parker, K. Parker, E. Kellam, H. Robinson. SECOND ROW: J. Cross, S. Doane, T. Jolley, C. Fields, B. Gale, S, Matthews, E, Conway, R. Palmer, S, Coulbourne. THIRD ROW: C, Barkley, W. Jackson, S, Elsey, E, Pinkett, R, Eure, D. Winder, M. Bailey, P, Smith, M. Polk, B. Bounds, P. Roberts. FOURTH ROW: R. Beckett, B. Dashiell, E. Whitaker, S, Savage, J. Shiles, D. Gates, P. Morton, I.Elzey. 7-B MR. JACKIE HITCH, SR, FIRST ROW: A, Armstrong, M. Roberts, S, Jackson, O, Fields, L. Barkley, E, Nichols. SECOND ROW: J, Williams, S, Hughey, C. Jackson, S, Braboy, L. Dale, L. Everett, S. Wright, J. Jones, G. Hohnson. THIRD ROW: T. Custis, J. Gibson, M. Hargis, P, Dashiell, S. Futrell, R. Jones, J, Dashiell, L, Leak, D. Balam, H. White, E, Christopher, P. Wright, T, Stanley. FOURTH ROW: S, Carnegie, S, Conway, S. Jones, B. West, P. Giddins, A. Davis. 6] 62 en MR, RICHARD TURNER FIRST ROW: K, Dashiells, F. Williams, A. White, R. Jones, T. Slemmons, C. White, L. Young, A. Atkin- son. SECOND ROW: B. Williams, J. Johnson, S. Fields, A. Williams, A. McKenzie, G. Townsend, M. Mills, L. Stephens, P. Jackson. THIRD ROW: Mr. R. Turner, W. Purnell, O. Anderson, T. Ballard, M. Bickhead, D. Dashiells, C. White, W. Gale, F. Williams, T. Johnson, and W. Purnell. 7=D MRS, LORETTA JOLLEY FIRST ROW: R, Douglas, G. Dashiells, J. Collins, L. Clay, S. Howell, V. Trader. SECOND ROW: P. Elzey, A. Hitc h, D. Mills, B. Farrara, M. Jones, A. Downing, P. Polk, E. White, M. Brown. THIRD ROW: G. Dutton, D, Lamore, W. Farrara, S. Jones, C. Mills, G. West, L. Jones, B. Gordy, B. Allen, Mrs. L. B. Jolley, J. Russell, W. Jones, F. Dashiells, and T, Hardy. 4 3 ‘ij 4 4 + $ ¢ + % T-E MR, JAMES HANDY FIRST ROW: D. Seldon, W. Whitehead, L. White, S. Boone, J. Jones, L. Jacobs, S. Jones. SECOND ROW: D. Moore, J. Maycock, C. Jones, P. Winder, S. Wimber, B. Cornish, T. Dutton, M. Dashields, B. Dennis. THIRD ROW: Mr. James Handy, D. Tolbert, L. Brown, A. Camper, N. Creighton, V. Wright, E. Boone, J. Jones, B. Dutton,J. Graham, T. Stanford, R. Mitchell, S. Smith, J. Morris. MR. MITCHELL PRATHER FIRST ROW: L. Dale, E. Gale, D. Walker, I. Quailes, A. Rucker, F. Veney, M. Dennis, B. Cox, B. Fields, D. Turner, T. Walker, F. Cornish. SECOND ROW: E. Waters, M. Morris, S. Jones, J. Polk, C. Cottman, H. Johnson, M. Brown, H. Stevens, L. Wells, Mr. Prather, D. Gattis. THIRD ROW: J. Brown, I. Morris, A. Mc- Bride, C. Jones 63 a aan _ | 7-G MRS. CORA GOSLEE 0 FIRST ROW: B. Scott, M. Parson, C. Townsend, C. Lawrence, D. Pinder, M. Johnson, E. Cornish, M. Wig- | fall, I. Dale, S. Watson. SECOND ROW: N. Dixon, C. Henry, C. Elzey, L. Whitney, K. Evans, O. Waller. a THIRD ROW: N. Banks, R. Fooks, W. Simms, N. Camper, R. Wallace, E. Coulbourne, W. Stevens. 7-H MR. SMITH ANDERSON FIRST ROW: L. Moore, J. White, C. Wallace, J. Dashiell, C. Mitchel, G. Brown, M. Fields. SECOND ROW: W. Hutt, B. Jones, W. Wright, C. Brown, M. Dashiell, A. Moses. 64 Mrs, Donzelle Hutt SEATED: Ruth Moss, Alice Copeland, Hazel Walker, Sandra Hayman, Priscilla Cottingham. STANDING: SPECIAL EDUCATION CLASS Crawford Dashiell, Eugene Odum, Charles Dix, John Duffy, Walter Dale, Robert Byrd, N.F.A. CHAPTER PROJECT Activitfes Salisbury N.F.A. Chapter boys caring for young chickens in the Agriculture Department. Class demonstration, ki lling and dressing of poultry. Wn = Vs a we RE Oe eee Plane Geometry A student demonstrates a geometric proof in plane geometry. Solid Geometry The 12A class in studying the prop- erties of a sphere. They will soon be studying Trigo- nometry. gebra A class solving a verbal problem in Algebra. Physics The class is exploring principles of Physics with their devised projects. Chemistry Problem solving through experimenta- tion is being done by the students. Senior Science A group discussion concern- ing the unusual properties of the hydrocarbon family, Particularly the property of rapid evaporation. French The French 2 class is audio lingually study- ing French. The tapes and recorder serve as an aid to good pronun- ciation and comprehen- sion of the foreign tongue. Spanish The 11B class (con- ducts) a follow up study of the six weeks examination papers. Latin Second -year Latin class prepares an as- signment on verb in- flection. The 12B English class listens to an oral book review of The Citadel. Group I distinguishes between facts and opinions expressed in the story, The Sacred Drums, an African jungle tale. After reading the story, The Exciting Trip of DeWiff Clinton, group II does a follow up in their skills book which involves recalling details, P.O.D. 12A discusses International Relations, OnSUmer COHOMICS SS a SS SS SS See eS | Consumer Economic class studies problems in purchasing automobiles, and through problems : | solving finds the cost to own and operate a car yearly. SANA RA SEEOREE SLSLPERSILRERIE Wi History Students discuss current events, an integral part of World History. Cyping Students enrolled in the Commercial De- partment work persist- ently to perfect their typing skills. Office Practice Bertha, Ethel, and Lee gain valuable work ex- perience through office practice. SECESEEEE™ Bookkeeping The bookkeeping class is quite proud of How- ard as he expounds the functions of the Com- bined Cash Journal. Home Economics Advanced practice in food preparation and table service. ae Se DO Se Se SS Sew Home Economics Senior High School girls learn to plan, select, and make garments for oneself. Agriculture 1962 Project Plan for home projects and the school farm. pecial Education Typical Special Edu- | cation activities. | Arts and Crafts | The 7G Class tapes the background of copper foil wall plaques using sharp pointed instru- ments, Art JEWELRY MAKING Learning profitable arts for our leisure hours. 73 iS Industrial Arts Industrial Arts students cooperate with the en- tire school program. Here they build shelves for the cafeteria. Industrial Arts Senior High students doing machine work in the industrial arts shop. Auto Mechanics Engine analysis and replacement. Miss Salisbury High and Attendants Spas One of the greatest tasks of the senior class is the selection of a queen to reign for the year. The class of '62 is proud to have Miss Barbara Handy of Whitehaven, Maryland, to reign as Miss Salisbury High for 1961 -62. Barbara has endeared herself to the faculty and student body through her quiet, reserved and de- mure manner. Her vivacious smile and versatility enhance her charming personality. In her new role as Miss Salisbury High, Barbara relates that she is proud of the many new ac- quaintances she has made and the many experiences she has encountered. She shares her enthusiasm with her lovely attendants who helped to make her reign a pleasan t and memorable one. Her attendants are (left to right) Miss Diane Johnson of Wetipquin; Miss Carolyn Hull of Salisbury; Miss Karen Polk of Allen; Miss Sara Cook of Mardela; and Miss Juanita Turner of Quantico, not shown. ESSE CT ESCSTOUT EST covert E ORL RON EEE Se OTN Student Council Student Council members make plans for selling refreshments at school sponsored activities. The Officers are: Linda Jolly President Thomas Jones Vice President Joan Peters Secretary Karen Taylor Assistan t Secretary Jerome Adams Treasurer Girls’ State and Boys’ State Members of the Senior Class who attended Girls State” at Annapo lis, Maryland, and Boys‘ State at the University of Maryland are: Carolyn Hull Carolyn Maddox Margaret Self James Waller Richard Waters The 61-62 Glee Club accelerated its concert appearances in the Salisbury area. A variety of programs were presented, as well as several feature projects which included a special Christmas television program, a complete oratorio at Easter, and other projects of merit. iba eemete sa Speech and | Dramatics tes GRAMMAR. SENTENCE TRU GRURE Raymond Brown | delivers the speech to stimu- late or arouse the speech and dramatics class. _ a Journalism The Informer Staff at work. The members of the class are busily engaged in the jobs of typing, copyreading and make-up. Monitors The Monitorial Staff becomes familiar with the new rotation system, The new sponsor, Mr. Johnson, is enlightening the group on some of their various duties. In addition to presenting numerous concerts in the various communities in Wicomico County, our band has performed at basketball. games and at football games. The band was presented a trophy for placing second among the marching groups participating in the Christmas Parade. 80 pdiiresersassassszaninnnyne nee oa sc RRS he Infirmary Immediate attention is given to minor illnesses and acci- dents by our nurse, Mrs. Sophie Robinson. Cafeteria Staff CHOW TIME! - a busy time for the cafeteria personnel. A small group of student assistants performing a worthwhile service in their library. seen see eeeee eben | ize themselves lar il in our library to fam Students take advantage of the last days of the book exhibit held th the latest publication. W1 Cheerleaders Wanda Mitchell, Jackie Hayman, Marie Parsons, Dorothy McFadden, Barbara Handy. ee . a e 3 z : (KNEELING) R. Jackson, R. Johnson, H. Wilson, J. Waller, R. Brown, S. Lawson. (STANDING) Man- ager - Y. Carngan, H. Watson, L. Brown, R. Dashiell, A. Matthews, J. Matthews, L. Griffin, R. Brown, V. Young. 83 Iootball (KNEELING) J. Duffy, P. Gibson, J. Cornish, W. Hayman, M. Bounds, W. Banks, N. Rid - er, J. Nutter, W. Harris, E. Davis, O. Handy, G. Robertson, W. Dashiell. (STANDING) Mr. W. Holiday, K. Stanford, S. Camphor, J. Whittington, J. Mitchell, R. Brayboy, A. Hopkins, E. Green, B. Rider, R. Brown, R. Johnson, A. Winder. AUS Bip. we Cross Country (KNEELING) W. Everette, C. Downing, C. Blackledge, G. Banks, D. Palmer, L. Cart - wright. (STANDING) R. Morris, S. Camphor, W. White, R. Parker, L. Rounds, G. Sav- age, A. Brown, C. Whittington, G. Neal, W. Corbin, A. Matthews, A. Stanford, 84 Crack and Feld (KNEELING) W. White, A. Brown, R. Morris, F. Nutter, R. Parker, L. Rounds, R. Armstrong, W. Corbin, G. Neal, L. Cartwright. (STANDING) M. Bounds, F. Snead, L. Brown, R. Brown, | J. Polk, A. Stanford, R. Corbin. Junior High Gymnastics (BOTTOM) D. Matthws, D. Brown, P, Fields, D. White, P. Bishop, G. Bank, R. Johnson. (CENTER) R. Williams, J. McGee, T. Carnegie, D. Hardy. (TOP) J. Dashiells, P. White. 85 Junior Varsity Basketball | (KNEELING) K. Stanford, K. Griffin, L. Bateman, I. Oakley, J. Downing. (STANDING) Mr. W. i Holiday, C. Bailey, T. Jones, I. Church, A. Winder, J. Brown, D. Winder, A. Wright. SSE pot eee Rr _ Rete nomen Tite: AKG Seine Saou gier ste Baseball (KNEELING) W. Church, L. Bateman, R. Collins, R. Horsey, M. Bounds, Trainer - C. Winder. (STANDING) Trainer - F, Stanley, W. Anderson, W. Northan, H. Hammond, E, Whitney, A. Winder, R. Brown, H. Wilson, Trainer - C. Whittington, Coach - Mr, Prather. Bit SE AON Sceeedenin nel eco Bo eI nt UME Diana Allen 014 Collins St. Salisbury, Md. Catherine Bailey 518 Booth Street Salisbury, Md. Rita Banks 126 First Street Salisbury, Md. John Barckley Nanticoke Maryland Eulina Birckhead Dykes Road Salisbury, Md. Lillian Bivens 625 Germania Circle Salisbury, Md. Clara Bounds Route 2, Box 129 Eden, Md. Rufus Brayboy Kiowa Avenue Salisbury, Md. Lowell Brown 717 Booth Street Salisbury, Md. Raymond Brown 22. Kiowa Avenue Salisbury, Md. Thomas Brown 112 Catherine Street Salisbury, Md. Bertha Burke Route 2, Box 26 Eden, Maryland Senior Directory Martha Butler 211 Pine St. Fruitland, Md. Delores Camper Postoffice 279 Sharptown, Md. Sara Cook Box 172, R.F.D. 1 Mardela Springs, Md. Howard Corbin 518 Rose Street Salisbury, Md. William Corbin Salisbury Maryland Jeanette Cottman Rt. 2, Box 22D Eden, Maryland Ulysses Cottman Rt. 3 Gordy Mill Rd. Delmar, Maryland William Cottman 614 Edison St. Salisbury, Md. Geraldine Dale Rt. 3, Box 185 Salisbury, Md. Douglas Dashield Rt. 2, Box 107 Hebron, Md. William Dashiell Rt. 2, Box 122 Mardela Springs, Md. Katherine Davis 20 Kiousa Avenue Salisbury, Md. Elizabeth Doane 704 Olivia St. Salisbury, Md. Daisey Dorsey 1101 Lake St. Salisbury, Md. Daphne Dorsey 1101 Lake St. Salisbury, Md. Anita Dutton Rt. 2, Box 35 1 2 Eden, Md. Betty Faison 621 Del. Ave. Salisbury, Md. Earline Fields Rt. 2, Box 50A Eden, Md. Joseph Fields Allen Maryland Fran Gaines 719 Richmond Ave. Salisbury, Md. Jacqueline Garland Rt. 1, Box 34 Quantico, Md. Leonard Griffin 731 Dennis St. Salisbury, Md. Harold Hammond Rt. 2, Jersey Rd. Salisbury, Md. Barbara Handy Rt. 1, Box 49 Tyaskin, Md. George Harmon Rt. 1, Box 90 Pittsville, Md. Columbus Hitch Rt. 2, Box 34 Eden, Md. Robert Horsey Box 373 Hebron, Md. Beulah Hughes Rt. 5 Quantico, Md. Carolyn Hull 806 Delaware Ave. Salisbury, Md. Arilee Hunter Rt. 2, Box 5113 Eden, Md. Richard Jackson Rt. 5 Salisbury, Md. Catherine Johnson 731 Dennis St. Salisbury, Md. Carolyn Johnson Rt. 4, Snow Hill Rd. Salisbury, Md. Diane Johnson Rt. 1, Box 92 Quantico, Md. Roscoe Johnson Parsonsbury Maryland Lottie Jones Rt. 2, Box 132 Allen, Md. Marianne Jones 725 Richmond Ave. Salisbury, Md. Ruth Lafayette 104 Catherine St. Salisbury, Md. Sylvester Lawson 519 Collins St. Salisbury, Maryland Patricia Maddox 910 Delaware Ave. Salisbury, Md. Carolyn Maddox 805 West Main St. Salisbury, Md. De Shearer Mapp 663 Lake Street Salisbury, Md. Lucille Mapp 428 Keen Ave. Salisbury, Md. Dorothy Morton Rt. 2, Springhill Rd. Salisbury, Md. William Northan Rt. 2, Box 129A Allen, Md. Teresa Parsons 505 Lake Street Salisbury, Md. Anna Polk 617 Pearl St. Salisbury, Md. Hazel Polk Rt. 2, Box 28-A Eden, Md. eS Senior Directory Johnnie Polk Rt. 2, Box 17 Eden, Md. Karen Polk Rt. 2, Box 152 1 2 Eden, Md. Lawrence Polk Rt. 2, Box 22-A Eden, Md. Alexander Price Quantico Maryland Artis Price Box 7 Nanticoke, Md. Charles Price Rt. 5, Zion Rd. Salisbury, Md. Earnest Price Rt. 1, Box 206 Quantico, Md. Madonna Pryor Rt. 1, Box 112 Quantico, Md. Rosa Pryor Rt. 1, Box 112 Quantico, Md. Sylena Purnell Cedar Lane Fruitland, Md. Newell Quinton P.O. Box 252 Sharptown, Md. Ella Roberts 506 Rose St. Salisbury, Md. George Savage 702 N. Westover Dr. Salisbury, Md. Margaret Self 616 Germania St. Salisbury, Md. Tyrone Smith 504 Collins St. Salisbury, Md. Melvin Smullen Rt. 1, Box 138-C Mardella, Md. Arnold Stanford 994 Lake St. Salisbury, Md. Ethel Stanford Box 422 Fruitland, Md. Sylvia Stanley Rt. 1, Box 74 Mardella, Md. Dorothy Stephens Nanoa Blvd. Salisbury, Md. John Taylor Kiowa Ave. Salisbury, Md. Rosalee Turner Rt. 1, Box 28 Quantico, Md. Joanne Wallace Rt. 1 Salisbury, Md. James Waller 716 Olivia St. Salisbury, Md. Richard R. Waters Nanticoke Maryland Robert Waters Nanticoke Maryland Harold T. Watson 407 Lake St. Salisbury, Md. Wallace White 316 Bolden Lane Salisbury, Md. Everett L. Whitney Rt. 2, Box 40 Allen, Md. Joseph A. Whittington 805 East Road Salisbury, Md. . A Garrison B. Williams 120 First St. Salisbury, Md. Howard H. Wilson 301 Poplar St. Fruitland, Md. George Wright 614 Morris St. Salisbury, Md. scagiaaeinacemenmoemameanentnemenanenaeeceneneere ee a — a PIVOT NEDETEERDEENDETErTETIOT 1 oe: psh Ra No ay 90 Che Sentor Class Play weer i The Fury Within a tense and powerful psychological drama was presented by the senior class. The dramatic performances by the members of the cast intensified the audience and brought tears to the eyes of even the most hardened viewer. The story of the play concerned the efforts of an old-maid piano teacher to get even with her sister- in-law for taking her beloved young brother away. At the same time, the scheming woman tries to pre- vent the marriage of her nephew to a wealthy young girl. The members of the cast were: Vrona Kemp = ««= « +s +s+-=+- a spinster plano teacher -==- s = s sss«« Carolyn Hull Dorothy Kemp « « + ««% 2 s =6 == ner sister-in-law « = - =e «we ss Carolyn Maddox Even Kemp «+s 6 ++ es ee see ee ee Dorothy's ton, « = = + «= “Se ee eee = Lowell Brown Gail Lambert - ---- -------+--- Evan's fanceé= + +=� =� « sone Se Earlene Fields Selma Millard - ----+--+----+=-+ -« Evan's ex-gitliiem! «+ «+ «+6 = = «= Patricia Maddox Charley Millard « = 0 = «=3« «sree = Selma's brother = - - -= -+++e sees James Waller Bobby Adams - = = =-+-=-=-+-+-+- A piano student of Miss Kemp's - ------- - - Leonard Griffin Phyllip ++ © «kee ee ee ee Bobby's Girlieid « 7 + - ese «= --- Margaret Self Madge Benham «= = «+5 «6 «6 « Yrona's old schoolmate = «+2 = + s+ es = 6 Diane Johnson Of, RO Fe Oe eee ee DIVCHIAtIn. « «88 es ee eee ee Ulysses Cottman Ne + +8 oe ee ee ee ee 1 (a + ++ ee ee ee Daisey Dorsey Bobby Adams has a friend- ly chat with Evan Kemp while waiting for his girlfrield Phyl- lis. et trey Scere me re ek Selma Millard and her brother Charley try to explain of Selma's innocence concern- ing a mysterious letter, The climax -Dorothy Kemp shows relief as she and her son learn that she will not have to be placed in a mental institution. Vrona Kemp, who has plotted for Dorothy's con- finement, has a mental collapse and is be- ing led quietly away by Dr. Robb. As she leaves, she imagines that she hears her dead brother, Johnny, speaking to her. 91 Patrons Mr. Fred Adkins Miss Bert ha Adkins Miss Diana Allen Mr. Marrow Allen Mrs. Viola Allen Mrs. Hester Alexander Mrs. Annie Marie Anderson Mr. Carl Anderson Mr. Royd Anderson Mr. Smith O. Anderson Mrs. Lillie Archie Mr. Howard Ayers Mr. Newton Anderson Mr. John Adkins Miss Joan Anderson Miss Rosalee Ayres Miss Selena Ayres Mrs. Irene Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William Annix Mrs. Ann Bailey Angela Denise Bailey Mrs. Catherine B. Bailey Miss Deborah V. Bailey Mr. J. Marton Bailey Mr. James Bailey Mr. Jenneth Bailey Mrs. Nettie Bailey Miss Patsy Bailey Mrs. Lillie Ballard Mrs. Rita Bannister Miss Bertha Banks Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Banks Mr. Archie J. Barclay Mrs. Betty Barclay Mrs. Eleanor Barclay Miss Ann Barkley Miss Helena Barkley Mrs. Lillian Barkley Mrs. Nona Barkley Mr. Marian Barkley Pyt. Wayne E. Beale Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beckett Mr. Thomas Becketts Mr. J. Kenneth Behrenn Mrs. Lydia Bell Miss Gladys Billups Mrs. Carolyn Birckhead Mr. Jueral Birckhead Mrs. Shara Birckhead Mrs. Lottie E. Bivans Mrs. Eloise Bivens Mr. Hilton Boone Mr. Samuel J. Branch Elder and Mrs. John Brewington and Family Mr. Randolph L. Brooks Miss Alice Brown Miss Bernice Brown Mrs. Bessie C. Brown Mrs. Elizabeth Brown Mrs. Hattie Brown Bishop James Brown Miss Mary Brown Mrs. Virginia Burke Mr. Lemvel Brown Mr. Robert O. Brown Mrs. Ola Burris Mrs. Wennie Burton Mrs. T. E. Butler Mr. Albert Baisden Mrs. Bessie Banks Mrs. Glenwell Banks Mr. Luther Banks Miss Thelma Banks Rev. Howard Barclay Mrs. Minnie Barclay Mr. Curtis Barclift Mr. Thomas Barkley Mr. Charles Benson Mr. Clarence Bivens Mr. Earl Birckhead Mrs. Alberta Boone Mr. Albert Boone Mrs. Ella Bounds Mr. Homer Bounds Mr. George Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brown Mrs. Arletta Brown Mr. Lewis Brown Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown Mrs. Ruth Brittington Mr. and Mrs. Leon Butler . Eva Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Bailey Mrs. Ruth Barclay Mr. and Mrs. Archie Barkley Mrs. Cynthia Barkley Mrs. Pauline Barkley Miss Katherine Barkley Mr. Roscoe Barkley Mr. Theodore Barkley Jr. Miss Ellen Bibbins Mr. and Thaddeus Bivens Mrs. Robert Birckett Sr. Mr. Charles Bishop Mrs. Lena Bloard S Mrs. Douglas Bloodsworth Mr. Marvin Bloodsworth Mr. Morris Bradshaw Mr. Rossie A. Bratten Mr. Robert Brickhead Jr. Mrs. Amansa Brown Mr. Bishop I. L. Brown Mrs. Cora Brown Mrs. Edna Pearl Brown Miss Elaine Brown Mrs. Esther Brown Mr. Harry Brown Mrs. Lana Brown Mrs. Lillian Brown Mr. Morris Brown Mr. Percy Brown Mrs. Sarah Brown Sgt. Samuel Brown Mr. Thomas Brown Mr. Jimmy Brumbell Mr. H. A. Burkhardt Mr. Marcellus Bundick Mr. and Mrs. John Bunting Mr. Cain Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burnell Mr. Willa Burke Mr. Lonnie Burkes Mr. Lonnie Frank Burkes, Jr. Mrs. Virginia Burkes Mr. Clyde Byrd Mr. James Burke Mr. J. Cain M. J. Calloway Mr. Calbourne Cannon Mrs. Mable Camper Mrs. Berley Carr Miss Francis Carrigan Miss Anna Mae Carroll Mrs. Carrie Carter Mr. Daniel L. Carter Prof. C. H. Chipman Mrs. Mary Christopher Mrs. Gladys Church Mr. Charles Clayton Miss Betty Colbourne Mr. Walter Collick Mrs. Alice Collier Mr. Robert Collins Rev. G. D. Commodore Mrs. Frances Cook Mr. and Mrs. Marion E. Cook Mrs. Sylvia Cook Mr. William Coosenbury Donald Corbin Mrs. Edith Corbin Mr. Howard Corbin, Jr. Mrs. Mary Corbin Miss Mildred Corbin Mrs. Virginia Corbin Miss Augusta Cottman Evelyn Cottman Mrs. Evelyn Cottman Mr. Henry Cottman Mrs. Roxie Cottman Mrs. and Mrs. Winfred Cottman Mrs. Mary Cropper Miss Regina Cropper Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cross Mrs. Ellen Curry Mrs. Helen R. Curtis Mr. Orville J. Camper Mr. Hammond Cannon Mrs. Ollie Mae Carter Mr. Vincent S. Carter Mrs. Doris Chandler Mrs. Rosa Lee Chislom Mr. Glen Church Mrs. Ethel Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Collick Mr. Oliver Collier, Sr. Mr. Oliver Collier, Jr. Mrs. Bernice Collins Mr. Earnest Conway Mrs. Olga Conway Mrs. Eleanor Conway Mr. Otis Conway Mrs. Clara Conway Mr. Shelton Cornish Mr. Raymond Cornish Mr. Charles Cornish Mrs. Martha Cottman Mrs. Elizabeth Cottman Miss Marian Cottman Mrs. Alice Grenshaw Mr. Robert Cross Mrs. Mary Crump Mr. Leonard Cuff Mrs. Daisy Cuff Miss Julia Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Golden Camper Mr. and Mrs. James Carter Mr. Wifford Carter Mr. Paul Chandle Mr. Dazzie Chishoms Mrs. Alice Childs Mr. Freemans Christophor Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Church Mrs. Myrtle Clayton Mr. Anthony Cole Mr. Andrew Collins Mr. David Collins Miss Ellen Collins Mrs. Ellen Collins Mrs. Eva Collins Miss Jean Collins Mr. and Mrs. James Combs ae | Mrs. Horita Cornish Mr. James Cornish Mr. James Cops Mrs. Ruth Coper Mr. Sherwood Cottman Mrs. Eliza Conway Miss Iva Conway Mr. Donald Crockett Mrs. Virginia Crowswell Mrs. Betty Dashields Rev. Anna E. Dashiell Mr. Charles Dashiells Mrs. Daisey Dashiell Mrs. Erma Dashiells Mr. Fulton Dashiells Mr. Herschell Dashiell Miss Marie A. Dashiells Mrs. Martha Dashiell Mr. Pat Dashiell Mr. Theodore Dashiell Mrs. Catherine Davis Mrs. Lillian Davis Mr. Charles Day Mrs. Louise Deale Mr. Paul Deale Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Dennis Mrs. Joyce Dennis Mr. Robert Dennis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dennis Mrs. Sarah Dennis Rev. Wayne Dennis Mrs. Rosie Dickerson Mr. Roland Dixon Miss Elizabeth Doane Mrs. Hattie Doane Mr. Robert Dorman Mrs. Farrie Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Asa Downs Mr. Otis Downes, Jr. Rev. A. J. Dredden Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Dutton Mrs. Joseph Dutton Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dutton Mrs. Renazer Dutton Mr. Walter Dutton Mr. Raymond Dashield Mr. James Dashields Mrs. Lillie Belle Dashiell Mr. Rufus Dashiell Mr. Tommy Dashiell Mr. Earnest Devoe Mr. Duke Duncan Mrs. Emma Dorman Mrs. Gladys Dorman Mr. Paul Dorman Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Duncan Mr. Augustus Dutton Lae 3 Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs Mr. Mrs MIs. MY. MY. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev Mr. Mr. . Anna Dashiell . Annie Dashiell . Dennis Dashiell . Hilton Dashiell . Laura Francis Dashiell . Margaret Dashiell . Marie Elizabeth Dashiell . Martie Dashiell . Ruth M. Dashiell . Thomas D. Dashiell . Thomas W. Dashiell . Minnie Doughty . Alvette Davis . Annie Davis . and Mrs. McKinley Deal . Hanley Deal . Albert Dennis . Augustus Dennis . Lillian Denton . Sarah Dixon Harold Donhuge and Mrs. Warnie Dorman . Daphne Dorsey . Lillianne Dorsey Tommy Dorsey . Ernest Devoe Winder Downe Raymond Dashield James Dasheilds . Lillie Belle Dashiell . Rufus Dashiell . Tommy Dashiell . Earnest Devoe . Duke Duncan . Emma Dorman . Gladys Dorman . and Mrs. J. W. Elbert . Essie Elsey Mabel Elsey Houston V. Elzie and Mrs. Robert Elzey and Mrs. Marion Ennis George Everett Clifford Evans William Ennis . James Eure George Edward Claude M. Ellis Mrs, Evelyn Elsey Mrs, Ida Farrington Rev. O. P. Fields Mr. Oris Fields Mrs. Mary Finney Mr. Mr. James A. Fisher Raymond Fisher Mrs. Marty Fooks Miss A. P. Francis a a Fruitland 4-H Club Yvonne Furniss Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Faison Mrs. Dorothy Farrington Mr. Preston Fields Mr. Richard W. Fields Mr. Samuel Fields Mrs. Blanche Finley Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Finney A Friend Mr. Theodore Faison Mr. Figgs Miss Erla Finner Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Fooks Mrs. Anne Foster Mrs. Gladys Gaines Miss Betty Gale Miss Darie Gale Mr. Marion E. Gale Miss Phyllis Gale Mr. George Garrison Mr. Kelvin Gerald Miss Jean Gerst Mr. Gino Gibson Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Givens Mrs. Lettie Glaze Mr. Paige L. Glaze Mrs. Arthur Gordon Mr. Arthur Goslee Mrs. Cora B. Goslee Mr. Charles G. Goslee Miss Ell a Goslee Miss Jan C. Goslee Miss Mary Goslee Mr. Graham Gunby, Jr. Mrs. Ruth Gale Mrs. Pauline Garrigon Mr. John Gayle Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gordy Mrs. Mildred Goslee Mr. Alfonso Green Mrs. Arrella Griffin Mr. Hance Griffin Mrs. Hilda Gunby Mr. Paul Gunther Mrs. Sarah Gaines Pvt. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Gale Mrs. Shirley Gladden Michael Glasgon Mrs. Lillian Glossner Mrs. Pauline Gordy Mrs. Martha Goslee Mr. and Mrs. Kenney Grayson Mr. Hance Griffin Mr. Lloyd Hall Mr. Lorenzo Hall Mr. Patrick Hall Mrs. Estella Handy | Mr. Fredrick Handy Mrs. Hattie Handy Mr. James O. Handy Kay Yvette Handy Mr. Roy Handy Mr. and Mrs. William E. Handy, Jr. Mr. Edward Harmon Miss Loretta Harmon Mr. Charles E. Hayes Mr. Henry J. Haygood Mrs. Nettie Heaine Mr. Clifton Hebron Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hill, Sr. Mrs. Ethel Hill Mrs. Reba Holbrook Mr. William Holliday Mr. Emerson Holloway Mrs. Pauline Holloway Miss Dorothy Hopkins Miss L. Wallace Horne Miss Evelyn Hoskey Miss Elizabeth Howard Mr. Jesse Hughes Mrs. Beatrice Hull Faythe Renee Hull Mrs. Lottie Hull Mr. Roger Hull Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Hull Mrs. Violet Hull Mrs. Reba Husband Mrs. Ida Hutt Mr. Edward Hutt Mrs. Margaret Hutt Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hacket Mrs. Susie Hall Mrs. Annie Handy Mr. Lawrence Handy, Sr, Mr. Lawrence Handy, Jr. Mrs. Marie Handy Mrs. Nellie Handy Mrs. Tamar Handy Mr. Thomas Handy Mr. Lester Harmon Mr. Melvin Harris Mr. James Hearne Mr. Peerless Holden Mrs. E. Hallaway Mr. Walter Hudson Mrs. Henrietta Hughes Miss Virginia Hughes Mrs. Martha Hull Miss Arilee Hunter Miss Mattielow Hunter Mr. David Hunsucker Mrs. Donzelle Hutt Mrs. Minnie Hall Mr. Charles Wesley Handy 95 — ¢ Aa - es a Ws oe ee ee tga sess rae . cy e eth ae te Master Gary Medford Handy Mr. Gelbaug Handy Miss Namiva Handy Master Vaughn Danell Handy Mr. Clifton Harmon Mr. George Harmon Mrs. Grace Harmon Mrs. Margin Harmon Mr. Charlie Harris Mrs. Clara Harris Miss Lorraine Hay Mr. Thomans Hay Miss Mary Hayes Mr. Albert Hendrix Mr. and Mrs. Leithon Hitch Tonia Patrice Hitch Mrs. Margaret Holbrook Mrs. Moly Holbrook Mrs. Anna Hooper Mr. William Horsey Mr. Walter Hudson Mr. Benjamin Hull Mrs. Sallie E. Hush Mr. Lester W. Hyland Mr. Hugh Jackson Mr. Spotwood Jackson Miss Lelia Jacobs Miss Alice Johnson Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson Mr. Leonard Johnson Elder and Mrs. Luther C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Luther Johnson Mrs. Myrtle M. Johnson Mrs. Novela Johnson Mr. Phillip Lee Johnson Mrs. Wallace Johnson Mr. William C. Johnson Mrs. L. B. Jolley Mrs. Virginia Jolley Mrs. Annie D. Jones Mrs. Bessie Jones Mrs. Bessie Jones Miss Conetha Jones Mrs. Dorothy P. Jones Bb. Ge Ps. JOUS Mrs. Grace Jones Miss Jacqualine Jones Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Jones Mrs. Lara Jones Mrs. Mary Jones Mr. Matthew Jones Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jones Mr. Charles Jordan Mr. Leroy Jacobs Mr. Al. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Johnson Mr. Edward Johnson Mr. Herman Johnson Johnson” Miss Linda Jolly Mrs. Ruth Jolly Miss Ardina Jones Miss Beatrice Jones Mr. Elmer Jones Mr. Frederick W. Jones, Jr. Mrs. H elen Jones Mrs. Larry D. Jones Mrs. Mannie Jones Mrs. Odessa Jones Mr. Robert Lee Jones Miss Romaine Jones Miss Susie Jones Mr. Warner J. Jones Mrs. Carrie Jackson. Mrs. Emmerjean Jackson Mrs. Lula Jackson . . Sgt. James Jester Mrs. Brooksie Johnson Mr. Charles Johnson Mr. Gene Johnson Mrs. Grace Johnson Mr. James Johnson Mrs. Virginia Johnson Mr. Boyd Jones Mrs. Elaine Jones Mrs. Ella Jones Miss Esther Jones Mr. and Mrs. James R. Jones Mrs. Lillian Jones Miss Sandra Jones Mrs. Sarah Jones Mr. Seamon Jones Miss Shelby Jones Mrs. Caroline Kellam Kenneth Kellam Mr. Horace Kelly Mrs. Beatrice Kiah Mr. Douglas J. King Mrs. Mary King Mr. Luther King A. S. Krause Mr. Peter Lankford Kellam, Jr. Mr. David Kolb Miss Ruth Ann Lafayette Miss Bernice Langley Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lankford Mrs. Edna Lashley Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence Mr. Goldsborough Lawrence, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Lenard, Sr. Miss R. L. Lewis Mrs. Iris Long Mrs. John Long Mr. Henry Leatherbury Mrs. Lucille Leatherbury Mr. Matthew Leatherbury, Jr. Mr. William Leatherbury Mr. and Mrs. Giles W. Lee Mr. Albert Lilliston s. Grace Lilly Mr. Joseph Llewellyn Mrs. Ruby Llewellyn Mrs. Mildred Lucas Mrs. Cora Lane Mr. Morris Lawrence Mrs. Mae J. Maddox Miss Muriet Maddox Mr. Wilmore Maddox Ethel Mann Mr. James Mapp Mrs. Priscilla Mapp Mr. and Mrs. William Mapp S Mr. Clarence Lee Marshall, Jr. Mrs. Louis Martin Mrs. Oswald Martin Mr. and Mrs. James Matthews Mr. Peter McEarlin Mrs. Emaline McGlotten Mrs. Cleo Mills Mr. and Mrs. Flecther Mills Mr. Leon Mills Mrs. Geridine Mitchell Mrs. Jeanette Mitchell Miss Lillie Mae Mitchell Mrs. Margaret Mitchell Miss Mildred Mitchell Mrs. Priscilla Mitchell Mrs, Alice Moore Mr. Leon Moore Mrs. Lucille Moores Mr. William Morrell Mrs. Clara Bell Morris Edward L. Morris Mrs. Nora Morris Mrs. Pauline Morris Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris Mrs. Savannah Morris W. Harmon Morris William L. Morris Mr. William Q. Morris, Jr. Mr. James Mapp Mr. Paul Marble Mr. Harry C. Martin Mrs. Accola Mays Mr. John E. McBride Mrs. Alena Miller Mrs. Christine Miller Mr. Gustaurs Miller Mrs. Peggy Mills Mr. Robert Mills Mr. Harold Morgan Mrs. Bessie Moore Mr. Dick Marshall Mr. John Miller Mr. Ronald Miller Miss Edwina Mitchell Mr. Marthew Mitchell Mrs. Oscie Mitchell Mr. Leon Moore Mr. Leon Moore Mrs. Mammie Moore Mrs. Annabelle Morris Mr. Emory Morris Mrs. Eva Morris Mr. Preston Morris Mrs. Virginia Morris Mr. William Morris, Jr. Mr. William Jas. Neal Miss Marion Nichols Mr. Mose Nichols Mr. William Nichols Mrs. Mamie Nutter Mrs. Mary E. Nutter Miss Odessa Nutter Mrs. Robert W. Nutter Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Nutter, Jr. Miss Lula Nichols Mr. and Mrs. William Northan Mrs. Elda Nutter Mrs. Elsie Nutter Mrs, Eltray Nutter Mrs. Ethel Nutter Mrs. Francis Nutter Mrs, Gilbert Nutter Mrs. Lillian Nutter Mrs. Lottie Nutter Miss Lydia Nutter Mrs. Mary Nutter Mr. Oscar Nutter Mr. Wayman Nutter Miss Neva O'Neill Mrs. Eva Onley Miss Frances Palmer Mr. Joseph Palmer Mr. Randall Park Mrs. Willie J. 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