Salisbury High School - Beacon Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1964 volume:

Bee Treacor of teen Htundred and xty-fo ur ‘Nine + at Dedteation We consider it an honor to pay tribute to three of our teachers who have rendered in- valuable service to us as a Class, as well as to many other students, Their interest in students and their eager- ness to help them have endeared them to all who have come under their influence. Because they have helped and guided so many, we, the class of 1964, dedicate THE BEACON to Mrs, Thelma R, Winder, Mrs. Catherine W. Parsons, and Mrs, Mildred W, Webster. With it, we extend our expressions of grat- MRS, THELMA R, WINDER itude and appreciation. MRS, CATHERINE W, PARSONS MRS, MILDRED W, WEBSTER Tn Memoriam John F Kennedy IQILA9O3 © FABIAN BACHRACH Our nation continues to mourn the untimely deathon Friday, November 22, 1963 of John F, Kennedy, 35th President of the United States, President Kennedy believed in the dignity of the individual and the right of both men and nations to be free from oppression. He believed in peace as well as in freedom, and saw no conflict between the two, He believed in the creativity of the reality of hope. He loved life, He relished laughter and the vigorous life of the mind, He believed in thought. He recognized obligations to people not yet born - to help provide them with a decent world, The loss of our president is total only if we forget what he believed in and what he tried to do, The legacy of John F, Kennedy to the United States and to the world can be a great one if the people wish to be. ; cake ate SCUSRUERE EYP (sa “ hogy +) ae. . gin . a Ae ae Sg: ea aad | 7 Dr EE: Eze : = + o£ = es by Bogs —y ope: The EP ei eh bleep at ee: PLP RIES IE TV lily ps oy ih ¥ . pay Pac aw Ae is iL Ie te, es wT, specs Leg pans tte gee - fon af rae CaF gp 5 thr xh! nf hg pb mpm pre, Z. 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T= “r= Te: Lis in oa File ots gina gd oa hp Lie agen re : spe hy ay pm Pipe pri 4 Bhs ne 7 | “le eli L, peng eT pee pocsy oat ecg : ay YT fry shay enc ooler aly mets Re i wears oer Fete parphan Da 5 aa x Pal oad 4 Bg : AM al ape oy erp ps eAy Ed eHow 5 ae hiner = veer Jo vy J Cr on ee ita or ep a doe) eee ee! ted! oe = fs tp ts 5) a 0) op lon er By Og ae Negri ope la gol ng 75 cree ee lpr aos tolls ie Tey Mage hhh deed RT) ee Se FH us ee 45 ee o pe Oy cite to OE fe nee £ 9pim ADMINISTRA GERI kx het! fe ’ a 2 ee ee St des A Se ee ee ee se Bee ee | || | | Our rin cipal Tr Randolph L. Drooks MESSAGE TO SENIORS The theme of your yearbook, ‘‘Hands for Service,’’ is an intriguing one, It is very appropriate to the age in which we live, In our everyday hustle and bustle, we are prone to forget our fellow-man and to think only of our own welfare, Service to mankind is one of the noblest objectives to which we can aspire. It is my hope that your experience at Salisbury High School has in some measure contributed to the growth of your “‘Hands for Service’’ and this will be one of your guidelines for living, It is also hoped that growth in this fact of life will continue as you take your place in our complex civilization. Ly Gh x. rove Best of luck to each of you. MR, WILLIAM F, WALLER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964!!! What an honor to commend each of youon a job well done! Your capable, patient, and persevering teach- ers have helped you thus far on your way, They have guided your intellectual growth and aided in the initial preparation for your varied and sundry vocationalchoices, You have been handed the torch of inspiration, May you keep it forever alight! Now that each one of you is about to go your separate way, your thoughts about this happy, united group may indeed become a delightful memory, While looking forward, with great anticipation, to the many days to come, you will treasure those past days as prized possessions always giving praise to those who helped to make your high school training a reality, It is my sincere hope that the future of each graduate will reflect great credit upon his home, his school, and his country, As you approach your great day - commencement, be prepared to face the future with a determination to prove that you can make those moral and social adjustments which will make you worthy citizens in our so- ciety. By having faith, endurance, and a sincere desire to excel, surely SUCCESS will be yours. “Success is failure turned inside out - The silver tint of the clouds of doubt - And you never can tell how close you are, It may be near when it seems afar; So stick to the fight when you’re hardest hit - It’s when things seem worst that you mustn’t quit.” WU. %. WnMar. MA DN ASN AN Et es Superintendent! of Schools MR, ROYD A, MAH AFFEY OL) Jucats � ) C 2 Loard o Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Mahaffey, Owens Mr. J. Frank Pusey, Mr. Thomas C, Rowe, Vice President, Mr, Royd A William S, Moore, President, Mr, Denver R, Richardson, Mr, Avery W for the Board of Education, James P, Bailey, Attorney Mr mn is ie men Assistant S uperinten den of Schools MR, HAROLD A, FULTON MR, SHELDON B, DAWSON JS up CLU1SOLS Mr, Victor H, Keen, Jr., Mr. Frederick H, Spigler, Jr., Mr. Richard B, Sheridan, Jr., Mrs. Mary S, Ellis, Mr, Clarence McKinley, Jr., Mr. Charles R, Berry. G utdan Ce Co ans elors MISS ELAINE BROWN MR, CLARENCE JACKSON 10 | rr MRS, ESTHER DASHIELLS MRS, ADDIE MARSHALL Faculty Mrs. Cora Goslee Mrs, Violet McLennan MRS, OGRIA BRATTEN - English, Social Studies Team Teaching MRS, CORA GOSLEE - Reading MR. DAVID JOHNSON - English, Speech and Dramatics MRS, VIOLET McLENNAN - English, Reading MRS, LUCILLE MILLIGAN - English, Social Studies, Geography, Team Teaching MRS, MARGARET URQUHART - English, Social Studies, Team Teaching 12 Mrs. Margaret Urguhart Mrs, Ogria Bratten Mr. David Johnson Mrs, Constance Martin Mr, James Polk Mrs, Agnes Roberts MRS, CONSTANCE MARTIN - English, Journalism MR, JAMES POLK - English, Psychology MRS, AGNES ROBERTS - English, Social Studies MRS, DOROTHY TAYLOR - English, Social Studies MRS, LORRAINE WILLIAMS - English, French, Speech and Dramatics MRS, MAUDIE WRIGHT - English, Social Studies RASA s “3 LSS Su t = RE ate s Mrs, Dorothy Taylor Mrs, Lorraine Williams Mrs, Maudie Wright Mr, Paige Glaze Mr, Jackie Hitch Mrs, Thelma Winder MR, PAIGE GLAZE - General Science, General Mathematics | MR, JACKIE HITCH - General Science, General Mathematics MRS, THELMA WINDER - Biology MR, GEORGE JOHNSON - General Science bi MISS LORETTA KNIGHT - General Science, General Mathematics MR. RICHARD TURNER - General Math, General Science _ Mr. George Johnson Miss Loretta Knight ' Mr, Richard Turner 14 Mr, Earl Jackson Mr. William S, Johnson MR, JOSEPH CONWAY - Gen. Science, Biology MR, EARL JACKSON - Senior Science, Gen. Science, Physics MR. WILLIAM S, JOHNSON - General Math MISS HENRIETTA JONES - Advanced Science, Chemistry, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry MRS, MABELINE JULIEN - Algebra II, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry MISS CLEO WALSTON - Gen. Math, Algebra I, Business Arithmetic, Plane Geometry, G.B.T. Miss Cleo Walston Miss Henrietta Jones Mrs, Mabeline Julien 5 MR. ROBERT BROWN - Problems of Democracy, Consumer Economics MR, WILLIAM EVANS - World History, Psychology MR, WILLIE SCOTT - Spanish, English Mr. Robert Brown Mr, William Evans rwwwuvvvyrerr rT rw JOB — OPPORT soaonnennny: e Mr, Preston Polk Mr, Willie Scott MR, PRESTON POLK - Geography MRS, GLADYS GOSLEE - French MR, WILLIAM C. JOHNSON - United States History, World History Mrs, Gladys Goslee Mr. William C, Johnson 16 MRS, FLORA DANIELS - Typing, Shorthand Business Arithmetic MRS, GERALDINE MAINOR - Jr. High Special Education Mrs, Donzelle Hutt Mr, Herman Dennis Mrs. Mozelle Frazier MR, HERMAN DENNIS - Agriculture MRS, DONZELLE HUTT - Senior High Special Education MRS, MOZELLE FRAZIER - Bookkeeping, General Business, Shorthand, Clerical Practice 17 . Jeanette Chipman rs M Mr, Melvin Harris MR. MELVIN HARRIS - Band MRS, JEANETTE CHIPMAN MRS, REBA HUDSON ics Home Econom Chorus ior Chorus MRS, CATHERINE PARSONS - Home Economics General Music ic, Sen . Mus MR. WILLIAM NEAL - Parsons ine Mrs, Reba Hudson Cather Mr, William Neal Mrs, Vivian Taylor Mr, Smith Anderson Mr. Charles Laws Mrs, Loretta Jolley MRS, VIVIAN TAYLOR - Art MRS, LORETTA JOLLEY - Crafts MR. SMITH ANDERSON - Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing MR, CHARLES LAWS - Industrial Arts MR. EDWARD HENRY - Auto Mechanics Mr. Edward Henry 19 20 Mr. William Holliday MR. FRANK ABBOTT - Driver Education MISS ANNETTE HOLIDAY - Physical Education MRS. LOU ELLA HOLLIDAY - Physical Education MR. WILLIAM HOLLIDAY - Physical Education MR, MARION WALLER - Physical Education MRS. MILDRED WEBSTER - Librarian Miss Annette Holiday Mr, Frank Abbott 2 Lap tplie T” ’ “ i ern = , ty fhe: pe a pt he a Sey! i po hayed “ nt � . 0) 5B, Mah | NO Teed OM cp Nol al =a Fm ge aeds lal pond oe f_- Cle hehe pga op wr alney FU nas le a : FOr opt, Fore pps Shee ree � ant - a 7 ore j gamed aT a oh pails Dot phe 5 7: a patie ¢ f eae hh | wth 3 ahaa. ie pee all rian oo pal jaa oP oe ae foaiic Fn Ta “— ne 7pm he iio cays fl FOP ph hog tay pape mw clipeninge ; on « me V6 pe at J cae ah ied fa me) me! vt pitthn pala He arte - 1 sae) pag pase i SE ER a a bat) 6! 9 pony bpd irrd «9. Fr othr dir Sew om el J babe ae a= aE Be Pals pear + FCS | MON.” ee Weep auf pling weno i ‘aye ne a. - aa 7 [me r 4 ae ea Al ayaa roel Df ml ale ff wee Alpes pi beedlny Je r f L rite if Pp ar eSNG re ar a pe b ae od Fae pte, banal ae ’ - ° £ es a i om Yay ; I page gil a PE eds ge Sag ie oR : 3 a , — get ae gee x, Sy are ee ; i|||f President MARGARET ALEXANDRIA WILLIAMS Marge Academic Activities: President, Student Council, National Honor Society, Band, Monitor, F, T, A., q i F,H, A,, Science and Mathematics Seminar, Yearbook Staff, Journalism, Personal Typing, Delegate to Maryland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium Ambition: Chemical Engineer Do what you are dedicated to do, and be dedicated to what you do, ; Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary GLORIA STEWART WRIGHT LEOLA ANN DAVIS FREDA MAE WINDER tt Glo Angel Cherri a i Academic Academic Academic || | Activities: President, National Activities: Jr, Chorus, Yearbook Staff, Activities: F,T,A,, N.H.A., Ail Honor Society, Vice President, Speech and Drama, F,T,A., N.H.A., Junior Chorus, Miss S, H,S, Con- | Monitorial Staff, Yearbook Staff, Modern Dance Group, Monitorial Staff testant, Yearbook Staff. | F,T,A,, Modern Dance Group, Ambition: Elementary Teacher Ambition; Teacher H | Jabberwock, Speech and Dramat- A charming personality will carry A race without the knowledge } | ics Clinic, Science and Math you farther than money in your pocket, of its history is like a tree with- “ag out roots, i | sonal Typing Ambition; Elementary Teacher What is beautiful is good, and who is good will soon be beautiful, ; Seminar, Home Economics, Per- Hi | fc’ oF. iM wt ee ee ee Ra ee eee ee SS ee ee Corresponding Secretary CHARLOTTE JOHNSON Charlann General Activities: Yearbook Staff, Monitor, Journalism, Speech and Drama Ambition: Cosmetologist Success is what you make it. Financial Secretary MARGO LANE MORRIS Shorty Academic Activities: Volleyball, F,T,A,, Stu- dent Council Member, N, H, A., Class Vice President, May Day Festivities Ambition: Physical Education Teacher The key to one's success is love, Chaplain ALBERTA GRETRUDE MILBOURNE “Berta” Commercial Activities; Yearbook Staff, Speech and Drama, F,B,L,A,, Class Secre- tary Ambition; Personal Secretary Sgt, -at-Arms GEORGE DANIEL PERRY Pleasant words are as Honey comb, Hubbal sweet to the soul and health to the ee Treasurer General . FRA NKIE SNEAD Activities; F,T,A,, Track, Journa- Clyde lism Commercial Ambition: Teacher Activities: Track and Field, F,B,L.A., “Be the best of what you are, Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Publicity Committee Ambition: Mechanic Expect out of life only as much as you put into it, JEROME ADAMS Dams Academic Activities: Chorus, F,T,A,, Student Council, Baseball, Senior Play, Jr. Chorus Ambition: Pediatrician To become a success it takes hard work and great concentration, aie 5st aw seeebrtenpssststicse sc: ate ec MARY JANE ALEXA NDER Mary Belle” Academic Activities: Jr. Chorus, Ass't Librarian, Future Teachers, Sr. Chorus, Financial Secretary for 12B Class, Monitor Ambition; Senior High Teacher Experience keeps a dear school, but a fool will learn in no other, CORNELIUS RANDOLPH BAILEY “Beetle Bailey” General Activities; Track and Field, Basket- ball, Sr. Gymnastics, Yearbook Staff, Cross Country Ambition: English Teacher He who knows and knows he knows is wise, but he who knows and thinks he knows is a fool, LEO BERTRUN BATEMAN JR, Kookie Academic Activities; Band, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Senior Play, F, 1. Ass Track, Yearbook Staff Ambition: Minister A small amount of knowledge is a dangerous thing; too much is even worse, BRENDA LEE BIVANS Half-Pint Academic | Activities: N,H,A,, F,T.A,, Cheer- leader, Glee Club, Student Council, Yearbook Staff Ambition: Physical Education Instruc- tor ALLEN CLIFTON BROWN WA Academic Activities: F,T,A,, Student Council, Track and Field, Monitor Staff, Glee Club Ambition: Teacher The best things in life are free, cae eae MMSE Sa ROR LINDA DARNELL BROWN Cakes Commercial Activities: F,B,L.A,, N, H,A., F. 7. A. Ambition; Stenographer To have a friend, you must be one, TU Sa Tae BS RICHARD BROWN Pumpkin General Activities: Football, Basketball, Track and Field, Gymnastics, Baseball, Year- book Staff Ambition: Physical Education Teacher You get out of sports what you put into it, RUSSELL CLARENCE BURKE JR, Tobby Commercial Activities; F,B,L, A. Ambition: Office Machine Operator A guilty conscience never feels secure, IDA LEONA BUTLER “Lee” Academic Activities; Glee Club, Yearbook Staff, Junior Chorus, N,H, A,, Home Eco- nomics, Typing, Physical Education Ambition: Psychiatrist Boast not thyself of tomorrow, for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth, YANCY LEMUEL CARRIGAN Skeet Academic Activities: F,T,A,, Math and Science Seminar, Athletic Trainer, Senior Play, Secretary of Homeroom Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Our storehouse of knowledge today, will be the backbone of our nation to- morrow, VIRGINIA PAULINE CARTER Jenny General Activities; Glee Club, Modern Dancing, Cheerleader, Hobby Club, F, T.A., Speech and Drama Ambition: Obstetric Nurse Tis hard for an empty bag to stand up right, RONALD HENRY CHRISTOPHER Ronnie Commercial Activities: F,B,L,A, Ambition: I, B,M, Operator Success is accomplished by studying. WILLIAM NATHANIEL CHURCH Briff™ Academic Activities: Football, Band, Baseball, Track Ambition: Musician Only in the dictionary does success come before work, BERNICE MARGARET COLLICK Bern General Activities: Library Assistant Ambition; Fashion Designer Knowledge is proud that he has learn'd so much but wisdom is humble that he knows no more, JAMES NELSON CORNISH Corny Vocational Activities: Football, Chorus Ambition: Armed Forces You can't judge a right by looking at a wrong, MONROE EDWARD CORNISH Munie General Activities; Art, Music, Industrial Arts, Track, Baseball Ambition: Electronic Engineer “That which is used develops and that which is not used wastes away. WILLIAM VICTOR CORNISH “Billy” General Activities: Senior Band, Monitors Staff, Christmas Play Ambition; Elementary Teacher All's fair in love and war, STINE Fe i et a PHYLLIS GENEVA COTTMAN Phil Commercial Activities: Chorus, Monitorial Staff, Yearbook Staff, F,B, L.A, Ambition: Sales Clerk “One is repaid by what he contributes in life, ANNETTE EVON DASHIELL Nette Academic Activities: Journalism, Yearbook Staff, Cheerleader, Library Assistant, N,H.A, Ambition: Secretary A little learning is a dangerous thing, BARBARA DASHIELL “Honky Tonk General Activities: Yearbook Staff, Home Economics, Physical Education, Modern Dancing, 4-H Ambition: Social Worker It is not always what people can do for you, but what you can do for people, CINDERELLA DASHIELL Cindy Academic Activities: F,T,A,, Student Council, Yearbook Staff Ambition: Elementary Teacher Neither a borrower nor a lender be; for loan oft both itself and friend, and borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry, ELMER NEAL DAVIS Little Davis General Activities: Football, Cross Country, Jr. Senior Track, Junior Gymnastics Ambition: Industrial Arts Teacher If the seed of evil is not destroyed it will grow up to destroy, RONALD ROOSEVELT DEAL “Ronnie” Vocational Activities; Band, Track and Field Ambition: Mechanic Engineer If you don't succeed at first, try and try again, GEORGE ALFRED DUTTON Drummer Boy General Activities: Band, Yearbook Staff Ambition: Mortician Ambition plus enthusiasm plus deter- mination is the formula to success, CATHER INE ELBERT Moochie”™ Academic Activities: Band, Junior Chorus, Speech and Dramatics Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, DOREEN HELEN ELZEY Candy Academic Activities: Senior Choir, F, T,A., Junior Chorus, Dance Group, Cheer- leaders, Speech and Dramatics, Year- - book Staff Ambition: Registered Nurse It is better to sleep on what you in- tend doing than to stay awake over what you have done, ROSE LEE FAGANS Sister Commercial Activities: F,B,L.A,., Yearbook Staff, Majorette, Ambition: IBM Operator Anything worth having is worth work- ing for, PERCY HARRISON FIELDS Skull General Activities: Football Ambition: Armed Forces “You can't judge the book by looking at the cover, ROBERT CLAYTON GALE : Jasp” Vocational Activities: Band, Cross Country, Touch Football Ambition: Television Cameraman “Believing the worst of everyone leaves room for improving, BETTY JEAN GARRETT Gina Activities: Junior Chorus, Senior Cho- rus, Battle of Words Ambition; Elementary Teacher A lie stands on one leg, truth on two, CLIFTON JAMES GORDY JR, Jimmy Academic Activities: F,T,A,, Junior Chorus, Boys’ State, Glee Club, 12A Class Presi- dent, Student Council, Speech and Drama, F, T,A,, Track Official, Senior Play Ambition: Teacher Better thing, for better living, through education, ” ROSLYN BEATRICE GOSLEE Academic Activities: F,T,A,, Monitor, Year- book Staff Ambition; Elementary Teacher “The reward of study is understanding, OLIVER THOMAS HANDY Johnny Cool General Activities; Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff Ambition: Upholstering Think before you act, ROSCOE HOWARD HANDY Boss General Activities: Band, Dramatics, F, T, A, Member Ambition: Elementary Teacher Ask not what your school can do for you, but what you can do for your school, JACQUELINE MARIE HAYMAN Jackie Academic Activities: F,T,A,, Cheerleader, Modern Dance Group, Hobby Club Ambition: Obstetric Nurse Your personality determines your nobility, JA NICE MEREL HORSEY Bluff General Activities: Journalism Ambition: Sales Clerk “With God all things are possible, DIANE ESTELLA HULL “Lil” Academic Activities: Yearbook Staff, Asst. Treasurer, Publicity Chairman of Stu- dent Council, F, T,A., Phy. Ed. Ambition: Doctor Strive to do the possible but succeed in doing the impossible, JUANITA OPHELIA HULL Neat General Activities: Fieldball, F,H, A,, Recreational Basketball Ambition; Registered Nurse Failure is the stepping stone to suc- cess, “ RONALD WILSON HULL Hull General Activities; 4-H Ambition: Armed Forces You can't judge an apple by looking at the tree, MARVIN KENNETH JACKSON Booty Commercial Activities: Track, and Field Ambition: Engineer Life is what you make it, DWIGHT JEROME JOHNSON Johnsom Vocational Activities: GFA, Track Ambition; Agricultural Engineer “Learn at least one new thing each day, $5 SIN. FRR AE BREAN EE NT WALLACE EDWARD HAYMAN Moon General Activities: F,F,A,, Track, Football Ambition: Armed Forces Try hard and you will succeed. Sune ENS FE GS AH Ne tee. POT Ee BT IE alr SBE st MARY J, HAYWARD Jean Academic Activities; Home Economics, F, T,A., Yearbook Staff, Speech Dramatics Ambition; Elementary Teacher “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. ” ! 7 | PATSY ANN HAYWARD Pat Academic Activities: F,T,A,, F.H.A., Year- book Staff, Personal Typing, Speech and Dramatics, Home Economics, Financial Secretary of Homeroom Ambition: Nurse Always be prepared today, for we know not what tomorrow brings, VERNETTA MAE HITCH “Piggy” Commercial Activities: F,B,L,.A., N,H.A., Year- book Staff, Modern Dance Group Ambition: Wave Knowledge is more than equivalent to i ‘, ‘i wy Stee a Ach xt TRS Sa i he SY Gh force, CHARLOTTE DIA NE HOLBROOK Dolly General Activities: Modern Dance Group, Yearbook Staff, F,H,A,, Student Council, Speech and Dramatics, Li- brary Assistant, Journalism, Recreation Basketball Team Ambition: Physical Education Teacher If at first you don't succeed, try, try again, AARON HOPKINS Jack Commercial Activities: Football, Track, Basket- ball, F,B, L.A, Ambition: Armed Service It is not every question that deserves an answer, MELVIN EUGENE JOHNSON Vocational Activities: Track, 4-H, Cross Country Ambition: Mechanic Try not to equal but to excel, GERTRUDE ELIZABETH JOLLEY Gerti Academic Activities: Boasters, N, H, A, Ambitio n: Beautician Life is what you make it, DONALD LEE JONES ee General Baseball, Speech and Dramatics Let God be your leader, DOROTHY JEA NINE JONES “Jeanie” General Activities: Majorette, Glee Club, Dance Group, N,H.A., F.H.A., Stu- dent Council, Yearbook Staff, Speech and Drama, Jabberwock, Jr. Chorus, May Queen Contestant Ambition: I,B,M, Operator One thinks intelligent to act wisely. GARY FLOYD JONES “Smiley” Academic Activities; Glee Club, F, T, A, Ambition: Electronics “The product is only successful when we use the proper knowledge, FRANCES LILLIAN JONES Fran Commercial Activities: N,H,A,, F.B.L.A., Modern Dance, Student Council, Speech and Drama, Yearbook Staff, Art Ambition: Beautician Some books are to be chewed, and others to be swallowed and digested, bisa to penptieits hess SASS etizeas Re AEE TIMOTHY RAY JONES ie General Activities: Football, Basketball, Cho- rus Ambition: Teacher A winner never quits and a quitter never wins, g SPE the Ee Ts PE 2 PB ce barks ebet VIRGINIA LOUISE JONES Ginnie Academic Activities: Future Teachers, Home Economics, Jr. Chorus, Personal Opportunity knocks but once, EUNICE GLENDA LAWRENCE Queenie General Activities; Miss Salisbury High, N. H, A. , Speech and Drama, Fieldball Team, Recreational Basketball, Li- brarian Assistant Ambition; Secretary The greatest difficulties are where we are not looking for them, BARBARA JEAN LEONARD Babbie” Academic Activities: Speech and Drama, N,H.A,, F,T,A,, Jr. Chorus, Glee Club, Sec- retary of 12B, Cheering Booster Squad All things have their season and in their time all things pass under heaven, REGINA MARIE LAWRENCE Geanie General Activities: Journalism, Speech and Drama Ambition: Teacher Reach your goal; then try for success, LILLIAN GWENDOLYN MANN Pete Academic Activities; F,H,A,, F.T.A., Speech and Drama Ambition: Home Economics Instructor The best things in life are free, VERNON THOMAS McBRIDE King Fish Vocational Activities: Track Ambition: Auto Mechanic You have to live for your self and no one else, HESTER M, McFADDEN Mae General Activities: Cheerleader, F,H,A., Fieldball, Junior Chorus, Hobby Club Ambition: Model Ask not what your school can do for you, but what you can do for your school, LULA MITCHELL Baby Sis General Activities; Journalism, Personal Typ- ing Ambition: Typist Ask not what others can do for you but what you can do for yourself, WANDA JEAN MITCHELL Freckles Academic Activities: Cheerleader, Monitor, F,H,A., F.T,A., Speech and Dra- matics, Student Council Ambition: Elementary Teacher Nothing succeeds like success, GWENDOLYN ELIZABETH MORRIS Kitten Academic Activities: Cheerleader, Band, Stu- dent Council, F,T,A,, N.H.A., Dra- matics Club, Senior Play, Yearbook Staff, Christmas Play, Modern Dance Group, Science and Math Seminar Ambition: Fashion Illustrator Thinking is like loving and dying; each person must do it for himself, Tikes ‘ Bes Sh 7 oi Batiticaal th JUANITA ETHEL MORRIS “Nita” Activities: Future Teachers, Year-: book Staff, Speech and Drama, Jr. Chorus Ambition: Nurse In all of your endeavors, give your best and the best will come back to you, remees h REMONA JEAN MORRIS Mona Lisa” Activities: Journalism, Art, Music, Fieldball, Volleyball, N.H,A., Class Treasurer Ambition: Beautician Time only will tell. i aa Ee %. Ns i % RIC HARD MORRIS Ricky Academic Activities: Monitorial Staff, Track, Cross Country Ambition: Wild-life Conservation “Ambition breeds success, JERRALD EMERSON NEAL Butch General Activities; Football, Track, Gymnastic, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Phy- sical Ed. , Speech and Drama, Modern Dance Group Ambition: Physical Ed. Teacher and Coach Don't try to be a Jack of all trades, just be a master of all. JANICE PICCOLA NICHOLS Switch-A-Rue General Activities: Art, F,H,A,., Jr. Chorus, Home Economics Ambition; Elementary Teacher One who greatly believes, greatly achieves, EDWARD LEON NUTTER Butch Academic Activities: Band, F, T, A, , Cross Country, Yearbook Staff Ambition: Instrumental Music Instruc- tor An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest, FREDERICK LEE NUTTER Freddy Commercial Activities; Speech and Drama, Track, Cross Country, Yearbook Staff Ambition: Bookkeeper To err is human, but to commit the same error twice is ignorance, Activities: Ambition: cient, Activities: Ambition: Activities: Drawings Ambition: Activities: Ambition: Activities: Ambition: Am bition: LORRAINE CECELIA NUTTER ball Team, Volleyball Beautician A little bit of courage can be suffi- DONALD BEACANNAN PALMER Electronics Education is good for me, ROLAND HARRY PALMER Typist If at first you don't succeed; try, and try again, BRENDA JOYCE PARKER Typist He has the heart to criticize who has the heart to help or If God shuts one door he opens another, JOSEPH ARTHUR PARKER If you strive and strive hard enough, you will succeed. HELEN MARIE PARSONS Activities: Chorus, Senior Play, Jabberwock, Stu- dent Council, N, H, A, , Modern Dance Group Life is what you make it, Little Raine Academic F,T.A., N.H.A., Basket- tt Boo Vocational F,F,A,, Cross Country Windy Commercial F,B,L, A. , Mechanical Rhody General Home Economics Toe Commercial F B, L.A. , Yearbook Staff Electronic Engineer Puff Academic F,H,A,, Cheerleader, Nurse CONSTANCE EDNA PAYNE “Bunny” Academic Activities: F,T,A,, Latin Club, Year- book Staff, Drama Club, Band, Miss S.H.S., Contest, Asst. Librarian, Jr. Chorus, Sr, Play, Christmas Play, Sr. Chorus, N,H. A, Ambition; Court Stenographer “These three soon pass away the echo, the rainbow and the beauty of woman, KENNETH DAVID POLK Kenny Commercial Activities: F,B,L, A, Ambition; I, B,M, Operator Do unto others as you would have them do unto you WILLIE MAE PRICE Monk Commercial Activities: F,B,L,A., N,H,A., Year- book Staff, Jr. Choir, Speech and Drama Ambition: I, B.M, Operator “Ambition plus enthusiasm plus deter- mination is the formula to success, JAMES PURNELL Purn” Academic Activities; Yearbook Staff, Math, and Science Ambition: Wildlife Conservation and Forestry To be a success and never a failure that is why I confess, ROBERT PURNELL Rat General Ambition: Armed Forces Don't count the days make them count, NORMAN LEE RIDER Skunk Vocational Activities: F,F,A,, Yearbook Staff, Football, Band, Art Ambition: Artist Education is what you make of it, GEORGE LORD ROBERTSON Robby General Activities: Tackle Football, Senior Glee Club, Yearbook Staff Ambition: Armed Forces, Football Player Philosophy: Football is full of plunges; take a plunge toward success, RONALD CLIFTON ROXBURY wv ROX Academic Activities; F,T,A,, Senior Play, Science and Math Seminar, Band, Monitor, Jabberwock, All-State Or- chestra, Community Band, Yearbook Staff, Latin Award, Hi-School Chal- lenge Ambition: Composer; Conductor Philosophy: Strive for the best, do possible, then do the impossible, EDNA MAE RUBIN Little Edna” General Ambition: English Teacher Philosophy: Strive for the best, JAMES LEE SAMPLE Jimmy Academic Activities: Monitorial Staff, F,T,A., Informer Staff, Track, Yearbook Staff Ambition: Lawyer Philosophy: Those that strive hard enough will succeed, LULA SAMPLE Tiny General Activities: F,H,A,, Yearbook Staff, Recreation Basketball Ambition: Nurse Philosophy: A little learning is a dangerous thing, NANCY LEE SAVAGE Nan General Activities: Band, Journalism, F, oe Cheerleader, Basketball Philosophy: “Life is what you make it, JOHNNIE MAE SIMS Penny Academic Ambition: Elementary Teacher Activities NL. H.A,, FT. As, It: Choir, Sp. and Drama, Home Eco- nomics, Modern Dance, Jabberwock It's not what you can do for yourself, but what you can do for others, VINAL DELORES SMULLEN Venues Commercial Activities; F,B,L,A,, Monitor, Year- book Staff, Class President, Miss Salis- bury High Contestant, Junior Choir Ambition; Stenographer Prosperity makes friends adversity tires them. DAVID ARTHUR SCHOOLFIELD Ditty Bop General Activities; Cross Country Ambition: Barber Most men will not go wrong, but will do anything while he is busted, DONALD SAMUEL SMITH Smitty General Ambition: Mechanical Engineer He who greatly believes, greatly achieves, not failure but low aim is crime,“ SANDRA MAE SMITH Sandy General Activities: Chorus, Glee Club, Junior Chorus, Cheering Squad, Yearbook Staff, N.H.A. Ambition: Professional Singer EVELYN MAXINE SYKES Eve Activities: F,B,L,A., Yearbook Staff, Glee Club, Junior Chorus Ambition: IBM Operator Life is what you make it, strive for the pest, ” DWIGHT JOSE TAYLOR Jose Academic Activities: Music, Industrial Arts, Drill Team, Band Ambition: Radio Broadcaster “No man is useless while he has a friend, KAREN LYNNE TAYLOR KOT Academic Activities: Monitorial System, Science and Math Seminar, Ass't Sec. of Stu- dent Council, Sec, Jr. Class, Band, Maryland Girls' State, Senior Play, Personal Typing, Dance Group Ambition: X-Ray Technician It makes me gladsome to be getting some education, it's being like a big window opening, RONALD COLMAN TAYLOR Ronnie Academic Activities: Jr. Chorus, Speech and Drama, F, TA, � Modern Dance Group, Yearbook Staff, Basketball Manager, Hobby Club Ambition: Math Teacher “Success is that which many strive for, but few attain, SHYRLEEN TOADVINE Mess General Activities: Band, Cheerleader Ambition: Beautician A little education is a dangerous thing, MILTON TOWNS Butle Vocational Activities; F,F,A,, Track “The ultimate has yet to be gained, JOSEPH HOWARD TRADER Joe Al Academic Activities: Jr, Chorus, F, T, A, , Glee Club, Track, Senior Play, Modern Dance Ambition; History Teacher “Nothing succeeds like success, | he NS Sirsa oa a cae SN RTP | HAROLD ROBERT TURNER General Activities: Personal Typing, Industrial Art, Journalism, Gymnastics Ambition; Electronics If you really want to go ashore, catch the first boat, or you may drown before the next one comes, HERMAN LEE TURNER “Herm” Academic Activities: Monitorial Staff, Track and Field, Gymnastics Ambition: Electrical Engineer If a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take it away from him, DONNIE MOCCY WHITEHEAD Crow Voc ational Activities; F,F,A,, Track Ambition: Armed Forces “Learn to do by doing, CALVIN THOMAS WALLACE Cal General Activities: Track, F,F, A, Ambition: Armed Forces “Many shall strive but few shall make it,“ IZOLA WARREN Birdie Academic Activities: N,H,A,, Christmas Play, Jabberwock, Modern Dance Group, Junior Chorus Ambition; Beautician “Put prosperity in elravagance is yours to express itself, WILMORE DOUGLAS WHITE Whitey General Activities; Junior Chorus, Basketball, Track, Glee Club Ambition; Singer If you don't succeed at first, try, try again, MAURICE ALLEN WRIGHT Fingers Academic Activities: Varsity Basketball, J.V, Basketball, Track and Field, F.T.A., Baseball Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Football, 3, LAVERNIS WILLIAMS Fuddin General Activities: F,H.A., Junior Choir, Hobby Club, Yearbook Staff, Speech and Dramatics, Ambition: Elementary Teacher, It is good to know a little learning than to know none, DAVID WINDER Dave General Activities: Chorus, Yearbook Staff, F, lotic, TYACK, Ambition: Teacher “Success is the highest reward, LORETTA MADRIE WILSON Banks Academic Activities: Chorus, F,T.A, Ambition: Elementary Teacher “Every man for himself and God for us all, HOWARD CLEAVON WRIGHT Da-Da Academic Activities: Band, F.T,A., Xmas Play Yearbook Staff, Executive Committee. Ambition: Civil Service “Wise men say, a fool has a big head so let him worry, ts 4 Ambition: Physical Education In f tor, “Everything is said about nothing nothing is said about everything, Class J Listory The history of the class of 1964 is filled with so many dramatic and color- ful scenes that it resembles a modern play. These scenes all take place within the school building or in completely different locales., As the curtain rises on Act I, the timid and curious Freshmen make many mistakes which furnish some bright comedy moments, The rapidly rising ac- tion shows the students that their lessons will interfere sadly with their enjoy- ment and leisure, At the close of this act, tragedy seems imminent, as there is a desperate affair between the actors and the final examinations, But the students are finally able to come out victorious, The social and athletic activities do not allow somberness to predominate this act, as George Robertson, Richard Brown, and Norman Rider display their potential talents in the rugged game of football and Yancy Carrigan, Gloria Wright, Clifton Gordy, and Margaret Williams display their dramatic talents in Love Hits Wilbur, In Act II the young actors have acquired charm, an ease of manner, and a feeling of secu- rity in their new roles as Sophomores, The actors are greatly inspired by the information which many professionals gave them on Career Day, This inspiration is shown by the diligent strives of the students to achieve their goals, These efforts seem worthwhile as Ronald Roxbury wins the Latin Key and Gloria Wright receives the Citizenship Award, As Act III arrives, some of the actors have become more prominently into the spotlight, This prominence is shown by Mary Hayward, Frederick Nutter, Gwendolyn Morris, Jerrald Neal, Wanda Mitchell, and Constance Payne in the play, Two Dates for Tonight ; Ronald Roxbury who attended the All State Orchestra in Frostburg, Maryland and represented our school on High School Challenge; Gloria Wright and Margaret Williams who became charter members of the National Honor Society; and Karen Taylor and Clifford Gordy who attended Girl's State and Boy's State, The highlight of this entire act, however, :is the Magic Moments which we pro- vided for the Seniors, In Act IV, we, as Seniors are more mature and have acquired poise, We have grown fond of a cast, some of whom we regarded with little favor as the curtain rose on Act I, The action is more rapid and more complicated than in preceding acts, There is more comedy than before and there are some delightful interpolations, We honor all of those who helped to make the Senior Play, The Imaginary Invalid, and the Christmas program, The Incarnate Word, successful. We hope that the members of the football and basketball teams will continue along the road to Fame, We also applaud Eunice Lawrence for her glorious reign as Miss Salisbury High 1963-64, As this act comes to a climax, we anticipate the finale with great anxiety and when we depart, we will have the faith and determination to win leading roles in life, Gloria Wright 43 ee —— Hii Pes MOTTO The Sunset of the Past is the Dawn of the Future” COLORS FLOWER Blue and White Carnation Class Toem SOLEMNLY AND RESPECTFULLY We walk solemnly and respectfully as we leave these great halls Yet our hearts will linger forever; We've shared joys and sorrows within these sturdy walls, And friendships that nothing can sever, In our classes we were touched by the flame of learning, Our future we owe to its light; For this flame has left knowledge within us burning, This we will use to continue our flight, Our principal and instructors served well as our guides, And brightened our dimly lit ways; They taught us the meaning and value of pride A stepping stone for success today, We walk solemnly and respectfully as we leave these great halls Where our parents, dear, entrusted our souls; That we would see the light glowing from these walls, And follow its beams to our goals, Clifton Gordy--Margaret Williams | Senror Class 3S )PONSOLS MR, ROBERT O, BROWN, MRS, FLORA H, DANIELS, MRS, JEANETTE P, CHIPMAN, MRS, CONSTANCE B, MARTIN, Our sponsors have always used their many years of experience to help us in planning and performing our many Senior activities, Sensor Class fficers The senior class officers are elected to lead the seniors in completing their many duties and responsibilities, 45 Salisbury High, we leave you We hate to, but we must We love you so. Time went by so swiftly But time has done so much For us we know; We’ll miss you so But we must go Our hearts are low today. Teachers, friends, and classmates, The time has finally come For us to part. You've inspired us greatly For this you’ll always stay Within our heart; You've shaped our lives You’ve been our guides God bless you and good-bye. Chorus: Other classes leave and forget, and forget Their memories covered all in dust The class of 64 won’t forget, won’t forget We'll be back again; wait for us, Constance Payne ——— a a re = Oss RY Pe Ts te in i ee Mc Py Ss ee a. Se ES Tr EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Margaret A, Williams 4 wr a y T UY a5 a7, een ; 7 ny, ASSISTANT EDITOR ie Gwendolyn Morris ADVISOR ADVISOR % Mrs, Gladys Guslee Mrs, Flora H, Daniels f VAUHOSs 15 Pagid Feb bab a0yue ei Gloria Wright - Literary Editor, Richard Brown - Sports Editor, Patsy Hayward - Class Editor, and Juanita Morris combine their duties to make the yearbook a successful project. | wen tnene nee REE ERER TER « Literary: Committee Literary Editor, Gloria Wright, instructs her committee on how to compose the many writings necessary for the yearbook, The committee further extends its duties by providing scripts for Class Night, ass Odttor and Committee Class Editor, Patsy Hayward, and her committee discuss the fundamental construction of the yearbook. SESRRL CSS OLE LTY TY TYY 199 OPPO ISY cena ce o . a - --+ weeeeee eee ee nee neeeeee TYPISTS Staff Ds USY at Work Members of the ERS MANAG ART Mite reees pF Pat alse an siete tsa te suiitis Sh Sekt; Sb. bibcankedc aad Aam enitor oO uperlatives as el ieee aaa poses th i ? i ; ; MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ronald Roxbury Margaret A, Williams “Not what men do worthily, but what they do successfully, is what history makes haste to record, BEST PUBLIC SPEAKERS MOST STUDIOUS Margaret A, Williams Clifton Gordy James Purnell Gloria Wright ‘ Speak clearly if you speak at all; Carve every Ignorance is the curse of God, knowledge the wing word before you let it fall, wherewith we fly to heaven, BEST ARTISTS Ida Butler Norman Rider BEST PERSONALITY “Art is the stored away honey of the human soul, Leola Davis Joseph Parker Personality is the product of one's strives and at- tainments, BEST ALL-AROUND BEST ATHLETES Ronald Roxbury Gwendolyn Morris Richard Brown Brenda Bivans “One who does a variety of things is very valuable,” It is not who wins the game but how the game is played, PapORC ei east oa ae Sta ar rat aks ts we bat sie bed NEATEST Ronald Taylor Rose Fagans Good clothes open many doors, TALLEST AND SHORTEST Aaron Hopkins Brenda Bivans It's not the height a person reaches, but how he gets there, MOST COURTEOUS Freda Winder David Winder The smallest courtesies sweeten life; the greater MOST HUMOROUS Edna Rubin Cornelius Bailey tumor is to the bored as a book is to scholars, ennoble it, 52 BEST MUSICIANS Ronald Roxbury Karen Taylor Music is the universal language of mankind, BEST DANCERS Dorothy Jones Wilmore White Dancing is man's way of releasing his everyday tensions, BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Gwendolyn Morris Yancy Carrigan All the world's a stage in which the best people get the best parts, 53 “rape steet ene rrr rere nen eran oo een gence ere ce cen nto cere rot errr eves tte ESE. © GB us Mag ae Pte ican cee CPR Cet, 1s) Thao} 394s As aaa htt Saiki acuan duauieee aa canoe REM Re RE BIGGEST EATERS Nancy Savage George Robertson For a man seldom thinks with more earnestness of anything than he; does his dinner, QUIETEST Herman Turner Virginia Jones If the world is waiting to hear the still small voice, it will either have to provide an amplifier or quiet down, LOUDEST rraine Nutter George Robertson - ; ; LAZIEST A radical is a person who feels he might get a little oo more if he howled a little louder, eg Janice Homey Laziness is the burial of a living man. 54 The Class Oil We, the class of 1964, who are about to leave this institution of learning, full of wisdom, understanding, and the desire to seek higher education, being psychologically and physically sound, do hereby submit this as our final will and testament, renouncing former wills which we made during a time of periodic optimism, Item: To the Junior Class 1, All the pleasure and knowledge which we have received during our high school days, 2, Our dignity and wisdom which we found essential to our success as Seniors, Item: To the Sophomore Class 1, Patience to endure the ridiculing Juniors, 2. Eagerness to stay out of trouble, - Item: To the Freshman Class 44 1, Map of the school building to prevent them from getting lost, Courage to ask the Juniors for directions, Item: To the Principal peel “a 1, Fond memories of our years together, Pride in our good deeds and achievements, i . g-° Item: To our Teachers 1. Our knowledge to be taught to other students, A sense of humor to make school life bearable, a, hm Item: To our Parents 1, All our love without which they cannot live. 2. Our appreciation for all their love, understanding, and patience, Item: To next year's class President 1. Our president's ability to overcome all opposition, 2. Her ability to please both the faculty and the students, . Item: To all future students 1, All the talents which we used to gain recognition, 2. All the talents which we did not have time to use, We do hereby name and appoint our class advisors as the executors of this our last will and testament, { oad! a In witness whereby, we, the class of 1964, have set our hand and seal on this 5th day of - June in the year 1964, Gloria Wright Mh Tilea heesdatt ot od CBs Re reer sshehtir ip? ptel tied arlteich ten te tears eESH Serse ie) Disp Sscperseessentee resi cen Tost EUNICE LAWRENCE meesabangqgonatvon ee TEMES OE eT F eg TAU ES eae STRUTT EE OT the eT one ST 5 NANCY SAVAGE CONSTANCE PAYNE FREDA WINDER F 2 es os SS Se fs e Cw VINAL SMULLEN WANDA MITCHELL Quotable LYuotes Man is capable of all things. Montaigne You have become a mature person when keeping a secret gives you more satisfaction than passing it along, Pitman Greater things are believed of those who are absent,” Tacitus Distance sometimes endears friendship, and absence sweeteneth it, James Howell Whatever can happen to one man can happen to every man, Publilius Syrus If accidents happen and you aréto blame Take steps to avoid repetition of same, Dorothy L, Sayers Advice is judged by results and not by intentions, Cicero Youth is a crown of roses; old age a crown of willows, Thomas Fuller Chemical Reactions Howard Wright + Test --s--+-s-ss-sse-meesseesnnas Nervousness Leola Davis + Smiles ---------e- sees ec eee cee ene Happiness James Purnell + Books ----------------ee2e---eceee Knowledge Allen Wright + Tape - +=- -= s-seessesecasnenns cu Quietness Allen Brown + Attire ----------e-e-- eee eee eee e-- Neatness Patsy Hayward + Ring ---------------- eee eee Engagement George Robinson + 80¢ ------+--------+--+----------- Lunch Richard Brown + Parties ------- a a a a a Good Times Vinal Smullen + Typewriter ----------------+------- Speed Edna Ruben + Gum ----++-+--+---9----2+---------- Popping Jerrald Neal + Consideration -------------------.--.-- Gentleman Charlotte Johnson + Charm -------------------- ---- Lady Constance Payne + Milror ------------------------- New Styles Barbara Leonard + Joy -------+-------------------- Giggles | James Sample + Sleeping ------------------------- Constantly | Donald Jones + Time ------------------------ ----Late Roscoe Handy + Math --------+------------------- Brilliance George Dutton + English -------------------------- Jussing Gloria Wright + Ambition ------------------------ Success Cinderella Dashiell + Hair ----------------.--.----- Crazy Styles Gwendolyn Morris + Script ----------------------.-- Acting Marie Parsons + Responsibility ---------------------- Frustration Catherine Elbert + Tissues --------------- ----- ---- Sniffles Juanita Morris + Cooking ----------------------.-.- Burning Mary Hayward + Compliments --------------- a = «au oe Blushes bse ax Magy or -- f gol Tee ae ad - ” . 7 S enon ld ab (=s ed de 4 ai tora ode . 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Taplan Rio digs Fieri ee Cp - Jp ml aed: Se sae (eed wt “of - : mos fren a i ’ larete ied ae eet ade pateytey | 4 ere ee a ak ake - SE Se ly pl aa fem en oh rola pe ny Sa 15 Redo el ote fA at nak 7 ra eas ape p=7e fing negpe ee? og ate Lig sny piety Figs dt hey Ly OM, rs i er ae = alm pa Bovis pecan Jal tee rad oo = Sappho age am = p Syn = ptm rh ban an +? ee Pb ee es ee Po sae | eee a Ce Bee� Rip) —h pees, ee fos Red 5d “ar pe ly A pasa ar SL ge “'e J em ge ped gt ” ces ty 7 7 . : fe eine FIT er ae | PT ae pie ie e_ ey ten Tete “4 “ -— ; — ae ie 7% . ar Oe eee eee =e sy 7 a ye 2 F 2 - So pn eh ed zs re? - 4 One hed led eh ar a Sgt os eta apy Hr 5 xe : TSARB ES pane Pterterghy) 5 2 Pulte: set ter ge era ee 3 eet ee ee eee rn — ' Ces} ic ee ereaea RG Ss ig estes te bee ee: REO feast SPEER REESE hie oe | RR OSCE Te pees ie ent Stet (7 ¥ i eRe Lind ee $eagSC ate: some ist sagas tpusicces = fans aseshetet tt toes $F ses torts Bes maeeeees “SBteleS tyes EET — Stated werbchetct ne viwcedele regi eeereet monty ennenn stony tert Sowaet teen te be teekee Spars ia tetete tenets ieee peatete ses eeaee wage me 3 og 22 hee +. 11 A HOM EROOM MR, JAMES POLK FIRST ROW: Vivian Hudson, Wanda Wright, Carolyn Wright, Elaine Larmore, Patsy Brown, Lotta Cornish, Elizabeth White, Shirley Mapp. SECOND ROW: Mr. Polk, Frederick Jones, Samuel Carnegie, Johnnie Church, Mary Parker, Josephine Morton, Gwendolyn Wooten, Christel Hitch, Nathaniel Everett, Vance Elbert, Virgil Roper. THIRD ROW: David Starks, Gene Waters, Gerome White, Wayne Ringgold, Clyde Mitchell, Irvin Church, Nathaniel Jones, Ray- mond Gattis, Hershel Deshields, 11B HOM EROOM MRS, HENRIETTA JONES FIRST ROW: Ethel Reaves, Reba Matthews, Sandra James, Florence Nichols, Shirley Fields, Ruth Jones, Julia Nutter, Lettie Mitchell, SECOND ROW: Miss, Jones, Shirley Elzey, Bernadette Pinkett, Joyce Jones, Priscilla Brown, Shirley White, Ella Mae Cannon, Matilda Barckley, THIRD ROW: Edward Lee, Larry Garrison, Robert Morris, Clarence Johnson, Ernest Woodberry, Kenneth Stanford, Reginald Jones, Wilbert Cartwright. 60 2 ee “i aaa Mi P a i 11C HOM EROOM MRS, CATHERINE PARSONS FIRST ROW: Faith Hepburn, Cleo Dashield, Vivian Polk, Regina Culley, Elvira Winder, Nora Barkley, Nancy Gordy, Dorothy Wright. SECOND ROW: Shirley Robinson, Linda Dorman, Yvonne Silver, Claritta Moss, Ronnia Lincoln, Janie Minton, Lydia McGlotten, Saundra Mack, Iratha Hull, Mae Boone, THIRD ROW: Arthur Mann, Carl Mort on, Cornelius Blackledge, Prince Gibson, Charles Fountain, Gregory White. 11D HOMEROOM MR, WILLIAM C, JOHNSON FIRST ROW: Leonard Morris, Kenneth Wessels, Robert Sample, Wilmore Jones, Gilbert Banks, Daneil Coward, De- lores Dutton, Margaret Collins, Diane Lawrence, Blanche Hitch, Martha Brown, Portia Hopkins, Virginia Standford, Harry Perdue, George Townsend, Alexander Johnson, Barbara Phillips, Barbara Williams, Sylvia Bratten, Bessie Brown, Silfille Kelsaw, Vera Moore, Ellen Jones, Evelyn Johnson, Donald Johnson, James Price, Kenneth Handy, Thomas Collins, Samuel Corbin, Stephen Crosell, Alphonso Robinson, Alfred Dennis, Jerome Mitchell, Douglas Palmer, Phillip Corbin, George Stevens, David White, Walter Harmon. 11E HOM EROOM MR, HERMAN DENNIS FIRST ROW: Judy Horsey, Silvia Jolley, Hester Fields, Evelyn Dashiells, Elizabeth Dashiells, Brenda Jones, Diane Harris. SECOND ROW: James Lewis, David Brown, Helena Jones, Joyce Harmon, Nancy Jones, Barbara Dorman, Mary Wilson, Ronald Gattis, Wayne Price, Mr. Dennis. THIRD ROW: James Collins, James Downing, Kennard Griffin, Emanuel Baker, Tyrone Waller, Franklin Stanly, Walter Banks, FOURTH ROW: Roy Harris, Ozella Battle, Robert Gates, Craig Whittington, Walter Harris, John Brown. 10A MRS, GLADYS GOSLEE | FIRST ROW: Josheia Taylor, Robert Sarden, Gernard Purnell, Carroll Roxbury, Robert Hull, Melvin Nichols. | SECOND ROW: Elinor Purnell, Cynthia Camper, Renee Purnell, Dianne Jones, Mildred Collins, Hattie Hughes, Linda Stevenson, THIRD ROW: John Moses, Michael Cornish, Ingrid Hull, Sharon Jones, Rebecca Eure, Shirley Downing, Alexander Brown, Stanley Jenkins, Frank Gordy. FOURTH ROW: Augusta Dennard, Ronald Morris, Robert Dashield, Frank Johnson, Eugene Stanley, Lawrence Howard, Calvin Austin. 62 10B MR, WILLIAM SCOTT FIRST ROW: Virgie Winder, Sandra Waters, Paulette Bivens, Lynette Newton, Peggy Dashiell, Maxzine Smith, Debarah Hatten, Brenda Waters, Terry Gale, Demetrice Smith, SECOND ROW: Sharon Barkley, Barbara Maycock, Joanne Gunther, Marjorie Purnell, Hazel Christopher, Cecelia White, Geraldine Price, Nancy Gordy, Victoria Jones, Beverly Gale, Linda Smith, Glorius Bowens. THIRD ROW: Roger Fooks, Crawford Parker, Phil Bishop, Charles Henry, Nathan Cornish, Kenneth Price, Marple Hull, Ralph Dennis. 10C MRS, MOZELLE FRAZIER FIRST ROW: Nellie Dickerson, Patricia Garland, Carol Booker, Rachel Morris, Shirley Taylor, Clida Savage, Veronica Brown, Doretha Shiles, Bertha Price, Bernice Brown. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Lawrence, Altonia Epps, Doretha Handy, Lucille Roberts, Eunice Reid, Phyllis Conway, Yvonne Worthington, Stephanie Mitchell, Doris Shockley, Cheryl Wilson, Edith Coulbourne, Francine Walker. THIRD ROW: Ellie Collins, Ronnie Williams, Russell Fooks, Louis Finney, Jackie Savage, Stanford Laws. 63 | ii . Js nerereneneyce rene revs crmemmesy nsnaneannarnrnentuessoggggrars ret errwwneer crema sor snnanmnsranennsrarrtes terest re = ; : 7 = ae . SEER ae Se a a I em te tre eng es eh VL Rae etek a Re ate ss ee Ggs Soe — ee ae + is a SS + - oe = c . pees Ts Skeet Set eke ste. ee ee the $i et as ee + ik te chs yet ei ty oe: 3S . a Baht” ah aes OA St eee oe ae Mae RS “Ger, as = % 4 4°22 S . = Be ; 2 . t “ pi a a 3 ad “ os , +h TST src S ; : r¢ ¢ re yt Fe 2 . - 10D MR, WILLIAM EVANS | FIRST ROW: Patricia Walker, Sandra Smith, Flossee Bright, Christine Stephene, Frannie Collins, Wanda Dale, Patey Goslee, George Jackson. SECOND ROW: Ronald Hardy, Eugena Cottonman, Robert Barclay, Timmy Dutton, Denise Carnegie, Omar Jones, Willie Morton, Tom Barclay, Randolph Johnson, Alfronso Smullen, THIRD ROW: Sylvester Kenney, George Williams, Elyah Nutter, Fredrick King, Paul White, Randolph Reed, Willie Phiyer, Mc- Kinndey Barckley, George Williams, Richard Hutt, Leo Gordy, James Leatherburg, Duren Williams, Anthony Hopkins, 10E MR, JOSEPH CONWAY FIRST ROW: Viola Dale, Deborah Veney, Stella Jones, Lenora McKinney, Jacqueline Farrington, Mildred Wright, Myrtle Franklin, Juanita Palmer, SECOND ROW: Lamont Barkley, Odysee Carrigan, Donald Robinson, Oliver Bounds, Jerry Price, Albert Wallace, Bailey Nutter, THIRD ROW: Coulbourne Winder, James Jones, Leomar Wright, Wallace Cannon, Gary Onley. 10F MRS, THELMA WINDER FIRST ROW: Phillip Maddox, Robert Copes, Gregory Davis, George Showell, SECOND ROW: Malinda Hitch, Barbara Veney, Mary Stanford, Shirley Wallace, Dorothy Dale, Yolando Nutter, Theresa Camphor, Deloise Bellinger, Geraldine Washington. THIRD ROW: Ralph Mapps, Louis Reid, Charles Mitchell, Hanna Norman, Jacqueline Douglas, Elsie Rider, Evelyn Johnson, Ruth Dozier, Vaugh Dashiell, Joseph R. Palmer, Kenneth Price. FOURTHROW: Gregory Nutter, John Williams, Donald Jones, Donald Russell, Donald Cannon, Joseph Turner, Larry Waters, David Copeland, William Carter, Eugene, Piosnaceaascestescac poe eae 9A MISS CLEO WALSTON FIRST ROW: Brenda Dashiell, Constance Jackson, Terelle Jolley, Marshal Polk, Tamara Toadvine, Stephanie Futrell, Etta Conway, Lucille Dale. SECOND ROW: Sharon Coulbourne, Shelley Matthews, Shelley Doane, Rachel Eure, Mary Gibbs, Charmaine Barkley, Phyllis Wright, Brenda Bounds, Patricia Smith, Maxine Bailey, Deborah Winder, Ellamae Whitaker, Jelean Williams. THIRD ROW: Glenn Long, Kinney Parker, Iss. 65 9B HOM EROOM MR, DAVID JOHNSON FIRST ROW: Deveale Baker, Alton White, Kenneth Dashiell, Oris Field, SECOND ROW: Judy Cross, Sylvia Braboy, Bethena Gale, Sandra Hughey, Jennifer Gordy, Lendora Everett, Mary Hargis, Gerina Townsend. THIRD ROW: Diane Sykes, Delois Belam, Marie Mills, Rainelle Palmer, Elizabeth White, Gloria West, Phyllis Roberts, Dorothy Gates, Shirley Elsey, Sandra Conway, Wanda Handy, Patricia Morton, Cynthia White, FOURTHROW: Samuel Howell, Lanny Barkley, William Purnell, Tyrone Johnson, Howard Robinson. | 9C HOM EROOM | MRS, REBA HUDSON | FIRST ROW: Eugene Nichols, Fulton Williams, Tyrone Slemons, Russell Douglas, SECOND ROW: Carolyn Fields, , Sharine Wimber, Janet DashielF Mabel Dennis, Patricia Dashiell, Shirley Savage. THIRD ROW: Marlene Dashiell, | Reginia Jones, Wendy Jackson, Eugene Pinkett, Lillie Stephens, Juanita Shiles, Shirley Burton, Phyllis Giddens, | Shirley Dennard, Diane Johnson, Doris Camper, Sandra Carniegie. FOURTH ROW: Wilmer Sampson, Sanders | Jackson, Nelson Creegton, Ronald Beckett, Floyd Dashiell, Arnold Camper, Mac Arthur Roberts. aire { | 66 i 9D HOM EROOM MRS, VIVIAN TAYLOR FIRST ROW: Helen Johnson, Anna Hitch, Carolyn Jones, Phyllis Polk, Dorothy Walker, Rebecca Brown, Barabara Cox, Linda Jones, Betty Fields, Dorothy Mills, Shirley Jones, SECOND ROW: David Seldon, Marvin Dashiells, Merril Morris, Vaughn Trader, Weldon Harges, Gary Standford, John Russell, Alexander Moses, Orville Waller, Melton Gardner, Donald Gattis. THIRD ROW: Albert McBride, Herman Johnson, Bobby Jones, David Talbert, Irvin Morris, Douglas Eugene Smith, James Brown, Joe McGee. 9E HOM FROOM MR, WILLIAM S, JOHNSON FIRST ROW: Lillian Dale, Betty Scott, Barabara Rarrare, Bernadette Williams, Dolly Turner, Prisiclla Elsey, Antionette Williams, Janice Johnson, Brenda Dutton, Claudette Price, SECOND ROW: William Farrare, Jerome Morris, Dwight Larmore, Barabara Gordy, Carolyn Lawrence, Theresa Walker, Patricia Winder, Barabara Harmon, Sharon Fields, Jennifer Jones, Nathan Dixon, Reginald Jones, THIRD ROW: Maurice Purnel, Gregory Dashiell, Les- ter Young, Bennie Harmon, Robert Fooks, Samuel Hitch, Louis Brown, Franklin Travers, Eugene Coulbourne, John Brittingham, Waynam Jones, John Collins, 67 Cobre ate ate Tate Set a tad ehekal hone Tene ta dst ak thea RAR ae RES RP, ea NT oe a aS ROE Lak ASS 1) Vila ks Dee: eae OF MR, WILLIAM NEAL FIRST ROW: Joan Maycock, Darlene Moore, Esther Gale, Dorothy Mills, Beverly Cornish, Charlene Townsend, Phyllis Winder, Virginia Wright. SECOND ROW: Leroy Jacobs, John Dickerson, Charles Henry, Alice Downing, Francine Vency, Mary Pulley, Deborah Dashiell, Norma Reed, Elector Boone, Mona Birckhead, Leonard Waters, Thomas Hardy, Walter Whitehead. THIRD ROW: Thomas Stanford, Carl White, Reid Stanley, Thomas Carnegie, Gregory Dutton, FOURTH ROW: Ronald Mitchell, John Dashiell, Howard Stevens, Matthew Brown, James Saunders, William Gale, Kenneth Moore, 9G MR, EARL JACKSON ; FIRST ROW: Jerry Jones, Kenneth Evans, Eugene Waters, Willie Carrigan, Lawerence Clay. SECOND ROW: Margaret Johnson, Margaret Fields, Carolyn Davis, Magnolia Dennis, Floretta Cornish, Evella Cornish, Dollie Smith, Mabeline Wigfall, Letha Moore, THIRD ROW: Larry White, Janis Dashiell, Loren Wells, Robert Wal- lace, Freddie Williams, Jeffrey Polk, Alvin Wallace, Wayne Clark, Calvin Mitchell, E, B. Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Wilson Wright, Nicholas Banks, Delwood Harmon, Norman Vincent, William Stevens. 68 me 8A HOMEROOM MRS, MARGARET URQUHART FIRST ROW: David Cornish, Lynn Nutter, Willie Waters, Andrew Goslee. SECOND ROW: Iris Jones, Cynthia Simpson, Nyazina Davis, Cara Huges, Julis Polk, Jennifer Johnson, Melanie Davis, LaVerne Brown, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Urquhart, Jean Bivens, Wanda Jacovs, Helen Roberts, Juanesta Smith, Virlee Gordy, Stephanie Sonway, Karen Winder, FOURTH ROW: Paige Glaze, Eric Turner, Telzey James, Jonathan Steward, FIFTH ROW: Arnold Morris, Eric Herman, Mitchael Hay, Cornelius Stone, William Morton, Jessee Adams, Ralph Elsey. 8B MRS, MABELINE JULIEN FIRST ROW: Warren White, Eugene Bounds, Bruno Cole. SECOND ROW: Sharen Lawrence, Adrien Goslee, Leah Long, Brenda Brown, Robertine Farrare, Ellen Stanford, Sylvia Fooks, Essie Morrell. THIRD ROW: Mrs, Julien, Marie Jones, Barbara Johnson, Phyllis Thompson, Tyanne Smith, Brenda Kelly, Joan Anderson, Coreatha Dutton, Katrina Purnell, Louella Hull, Jean Brown, Rebecca Gibson, FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Bounds, Charles Balam, Roger Johnson, Anthony Giddens, John Cross, James Evans. 69 8C MRS, LORRAINE WILLIAMS FIRST ROW: La Vaughn Price, Dwight Roberts, Oris Fields, Floyd White. SECOND ROW: Yuonne Conway, Brenda Hughey, Vonette Ellis, Ruth Horsey, Clementime Brown, Catherine Turner, Claudia Cottman, Elizabeth Davis, THIRD ROW: Mrs, Williams, Maxwell Cottman, Phillip Garrison, Jesse Johnson, Charlie Brown, Regin- ald Mithchell, Dewey Blake, Harry Boone, Frank Waller, Roger Johnson, William Larmore, Nathaniel Vincent, Gardner Davis, Wayne Dashield. 8D MRS, ORGRIA BRATTEN FIRST ROW: Clyde White, Lawrence Ryder, Luther McKinney, SECOND ROW: Kathyra Waters, Audrey Wim- ber, Carolyn Curtis, Gail Sylvester, Katherine Henson, Gilda Parker, Doris Finney, Verna McKinney. THIRD ROW: Samuel Boone, Clifton Wright, Edward Jones, Inez Quailes, Pamela Dennis, Curtis Giddens, Theo Taylor, Roscoe Barkley. FOURTH ROW: Orlandis Williams, Stewart Elzey, Emerawa Rose, Joseph Smith, Thomas Long, Cyril Brown, Timothy Ballard, James Dashiell, Tyrone Conway. 70 8E HOMEROOM MR, PRESTON POLK FIRST ROW: Laywanna Jarmon, Ethel Brittingham, Marceline Savage, Edith McFadden, Regina Reid, Paulette Fountain, Clara Smiley, Glenda Trader, SECOND ROW: Joan Long, Theresa Dutton, Frances Fooks, Diane Polk, Kay Fooks, Tommy Dennard, Winder Giller. THIRD ROW: Walter Smith, Leedel McElvey, Andre Price, Rudolph Mitchell, James Farrington, Jermoe Woodberry, FOURTH ROW: Fred Wise, William McBride, Sidney Johnson, Joseph Butler, Nathaniel Camper, James Morton. OF MR, GEORGE JOHNSON FIRST ROW: James Pinder, Theobald Jackson, SECOND ROW: Mary Cuff, Clestine Morton, Shirley Gunther, Princess Childs, Claudia Brown, Brenda Stroman, Diana Deal, Wanda Cain. THIRD ROW: Charles Neal, Don- ald Simpson, Hilton De Shields, Francine Dutton, Althea Barclay, Linda Smothers, Deborah Tatem, Thelma Matthews, Brenda Allen, Samuel Anderson, and Charles Elzey. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Gordy, Kenneth Bauth, Jerryl Gosless, Vaughn Johnson, Carlton Young, James Hitch. 7I whe ES RATE 4 S Ls . ‘ss! ay) ‘ es ts 8G MRS, LORETTA JOLLEY FIRST ROW: William Hutt, Clifford Gale, Marshall Morris, Roy Clark, Wallace Clay, Ralph Gattis, Charles White. SECOND ROW: Ernestine Brown, Brenda Dorman, Shirley Winder, Regina Townsend, Shirnon Stanford, Wanda Mitchell, Edith Gale, Doris Bratten, THIRD ROW: Donald Cottman, Phyllis Trader, Thelma Jones, Alrvin Dozier, Sherleena Banks, Alice Wallas, Ina Bounds, Audrey Wallop, Joyce Kellam, Bernard Dozier, Ernest Smith, Charles Duncan, 8H FIRST ROW: Franklin Smiley, Douglas Dashiell, Eddie Sinclair, Milton Dale, SECOND ROW: Sandra Evans, Rose Green, Norma Palmer, Karen Brockington, Minnie Price, Gaynell Brown, Maxine Bailey, Gloria McLeod. THIRD ROW: Terrace Moses, Daniel Copes, Gregory Jones, Elwood Copeland, Leonard Polk, Reginald Steven- son, James Johnson, Maurice Hudson, James McClease, Harold Dickerson, Willie Dix, Mrs, MRS, LUCILLE MILLIGAN Lucille Milligan, TA HOMEROOM MRS, AGNES ROBERTS FIRST ROW: Peggy Elsey, Doris Henson, Wanda Polk, Freda Dennis, Sandra Dennis, Charlette Mack, Valarie Kenny, Valarie Dixon, Trudy Palmer. SECOND ROW: Ida Hughes, Sharon Barkley, Mary Dixon, Lois Stevenson, Elaine Dale, Pandoria Barkley. THIRD ROW: Samuel Deale, Gregory Hitch. TB HOMEROOM MRS. DOROTHY TAYLOR FIRST ROW: Brenda Williams, Estella Thomas, Beverly Smullen, Jennifer Jones, Yvonne Walker, Brenda Purnell, Sylvia Jackson, Deborah Dennis, Ann Church, Hartavia Hardy. SECOND ROW: Benjamin Elsey, Howard Carter, George Goslee, Donald Corbin, Carl Fields, Ronald Taylor, Matthew Brown, Boyd Church, Gregory Wallace, Stephen Johnson, Abraham Wigfall, Mrs. Dorothy Taylor. 73 ores Grereggagenn reerenremerrccnmar oe cscconacnenegencerrens sneaeeseeeereee 7C HOMEROOM MR, MAUDIE WRIGHT FIRST ROW: Cornelius Barkley, Vincent Gale, Murray Dashiell, Gary Williams, Robert Har- ris. SECOND ROW: Eunice Elzey, Diane Wright. THIRD ROW: Diane Walker, Deshera Town- send, Janis Davis, Clarnece Holbrook, Mark Jones, Donnell Nutter, Carol Waters, Barbara Larmore, Mrs. Wright. FOURTH ROW: Leon Dennis, Samuel Jones, Vaughn Sampson, Larry Fields, Gathan Waters, Clarence Smith, Samuel Reid, Henry Scott, John Giddenn, Charles Barkley, Lewis Birckhead. palsagnmniaigid MRS, VIOLET McLENNON FIRST ROW: Lutisha Quails, Maria Brooks, Margo Kelly, Jacqueline Moore, Priscilla Long, Sandra Leak, Deborah Jones, Gwendolyn Waters, Sylvia Palmer, Kay White. SECOND ROW: Agnea Woodberry, Delores Shockley, Regina Elzey, Phyllis Smiley, Jackie Smiley, Paulette Beckett, Shirley Waters, Jacqueline Taylor, Sandra Purnell, Ed- wiena Edwards, Iva Trader, Mona Smiley, Sandra Willians, Betty Brice, Doreen Selby, Demise Wallace, Deborah Church, Milinda Whitney, Mrs. McLennon, THIRD ROW: Marion Washington, James Wallop, Billy Price, Leon Burks, Thomas Hoy, John Turner, 74 7E HOMEROOM MRS, CORA GOSLEE FIRST ROW: Regenia Ballard. Evelyn Twilley, Marzella Davis, Traffine Palmer, Shirley Gale, Sarah Conway, Marian Jones, Magalene Moore, Sandra Dutton, Hope Byrd. SECOND ROW: Gloria Roxbury, Irma Hird, Arsular Cross, Rosalee Long, Lorraine Barkley, Joyce Harris, Berniece Wallace, Isabella Tynes. THIRD ROW: Gregory Horsey, Charles Barkley, Carroll Moss, Allen Williams, Proctor Cooper, Oliver Anderson, George Adkins, Virgil White, Garry Cannon, Zachary Winder, Charles Mann. 7F HOMEROOM MISS LORETTA KNIGHT FIRST ROW: Martin Finney, Stephen Leatherbury, John Fields, David Mitchell, Alvin Hunter, Glen Sturgis. SECOND ROW: Deborah Stachell, Thelma Crossell, Wanda Gunther, Rebecca Dasheill, Aljanice Shockley, Kath- leen Franklin, Sharan Bingham, Diane Reid, Wanda Dashiell, Linda Brown. THIRD ROW: Armanda Booker, Ann Tyler, Gloria Elsey, Mercedes Nutter, Anna Smith, FOURTH ROW: Reginald Carvegia, Wilbur White, Vernon Cox, Rudalph Moore, Charles Branch, 75 7G HOMEROOM MR, PAIGE GLAZE FIRST ROW: Victoria Taylor, Barbara Bell, Louise Gibson, Angeline Farlow, Patricia Kellan, Wanda Horsey, Linda Timmons, Betty Wilson. SECOND ROW: Paige L. Glaze, Sr., Raymond Neal, Lawrence Dorman, Franklin Mid- dleton, William Townsend, Solomon Everett, Anthony Badger, Gorman Johnson, Deay Wright, Randolph Hotten. THIRD ROW: Alton Corbin, Walter Dale, James Jones, Orlando Beckett, James Ennis, Alvin Harman, Raymond Jones, Benjamin Cox, Theodore Snead. 7TH HOMEROOM MR, JACKIE O, HITCH FIRST ROW: Robert Sinclair, James Copes, Ronald Hearne, Anthony Harris, Tyrone Kenney, Jesse Johnson, William O, Jones. SECOND ROW: Blanche Dix, Fay Wigfall, Corrine Kellam, Helen Oglesby, Joyce Sykes, Hannah Flecher, Patricia Brewer, Claudean White, Tyeace Waters. THIRD ROW: Wayne Hudson, James Bell, Percy White, Roland Jones, Elwood Harman, Glen Purnell, Alan Crossell, Clayton Wilson, Nathan McCoy, Joseph Brooks, Jerry Copeland, Quinnie McBride, Vaughn Conway. 76 SPECIAL EDUCA TION MRS, DONZELLA HUTT FIRST ROW: Robert Byrd, William Hol- broke, Eugene Odum, Herman Moore, Char- les Diggs, Walter Dale. SECOND ROW: Mrs, Hutt, Hazel Walker, Alice Copeland, Sandra Hayman, 1 alain c = 7I HOMEROOM MR, RICHARD TURNER F IRST ROW: Alfred Dashiells, Kenneth Wil- liams, Theodore Palmer, James Joyce, Ger- ald Dix, Raymond Clark. SECOND ROW: Barbara Cottingham, Gloria Powell, Eliza- beth Parker, Lillian Waller, Marie Harris, Barbara Robinson, Sharon Johnson, Elenora Warren, Claudette Brown. THIRD ROW: Willie Simms, Maurice Beceus, Elwood Hutt, Charles Gregory, Rosalee Palmer, Constance Rider, Josephine Russel, Alfred Brown, Rob- ert Odum, Orlando Mitchell, Dennis Smith. SPECIAL EDUCA TION MRS, GERALDINE MAINOR FIRST ROW: Cora Mitchell, Bertha Green, Theresa White, Brenda Jackson, Mary West, Jurese Wallace, Nina Johnson, Cynthia Brown. SECOND ROW: Wilson Dix, Ernest Jones, Cleveland Dixon, Thomas Kenny, Leroy McFadden, Gregory Nicholls, George Holbrook, Not Shown; Corinthia Lee Savage, 77 EAT Sah it Epi aptiettictettthe ine SASH aeriticgetsct pat pees enee SSS yyy tau Rte s “Honor Adorns the Stonorable” ‘National Jtonor Socrety The National Honor Society was organized at Salisbury High School in 1962. Twenty-three charter members were inducted into the chapter, Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors that stu- dents can have bestowed upon them at Salisbury High, . Juniors and Seniors are eligible for membership. Sophomores are selected on a trial basis for the remainder of the year, Qualifications for membership are based on a scholarship average of 3,0 or higher for the year, leadership, character, and service, The Honor Society is not an active club, but rather a group of students who have been given honorary distinction because of the good qualities which they possess, “Oducation Comes From KR espon sthilities”” Monttorial S Ys lem The Salisbury High School Monitors were organized in 1954 under the direction of Mrs, Jeanette P, Chip- man, The Monitors assist the administration in helping to carry out the regulations for passing on the halls. Monitors also assist during special school events, Mr, William C, Johnson is the advisor, Future Seachers of America Under the supervision of Miss Elaine Brown, the F,T, A, has been very active in creating more interest and exchanging ideas during the school year, There are many activities sponsored by the F.T,A, 80 Future Jtomemakers of “America New comers for Future Homemakers of America MRS, CHIPMAN FINISHING RY cs Future Farmers of America THE MOTTO: Learning To Do Doing To Learn Earning To Live Living To Serve Future Farmers of America MR, H, DENNIS “Student Council Sets Cxample of Working Sogether’ Salisbury Stigh School Student Council The executive group of the Stu- dent Council meets to discuss a project with student representatives, CANNED GOODS PROJECT Student Council representatives sutvey the canned goods contribu- tions which are to be distributed to the Nursing Homes in the county, SC HOOL STORE The School Store, staffed by the Student Council, offers a variety of school needs at a reason- able cost, 8 | 82 “Muste Stimulates Good Will” JS alisbury Sigh School Dan’ _ The Salisbury High School Band is one of the best marching bands on the Eastern Shore, Its unique march- ing maneuvers has enabled the band to win many awards in Maryland and Delaware, It has given numerous concerts and television performances during the year, Salisbury Stigh School, Tv. Band The 85 member Junior Band performs at all athletic events at school, They also perform for P,T,A, and assembly programs, d Salisbury Stigh School Chorus The Salisbury High School Choir has won the acclaim of being one of the Eastern Shore's most Outstanding chorus groups, This reputation has been won chiefly through competitive performances as well as a major con- tribution to the Community Concerts, television, radio and the school's special programs, The choir has in- creased its membership to 63 voices over the past two years, Mr. William Neal is director of the Choir, Salis bury Stigh Schoo , Te. Chorus The Junior Chorus is an elective ensemble desirous to develop the students musical talents and a bilities, The music education program is designed to increase musical skills and understandings, Through this activity the student feels aesthetical, emotional, intellectual, and social gratification, een tO a Y! ss neon wr Dear Mom and Dad, Because your boundless toils and unselfish de- votion have helped us to survive the hardships of our high school days, we wish to express our love and thanks to you, Although we know that you can never be repaid for your patience and understanding, we deeply offer our affection and ap- eo i preciation, fi CLASS OF ‘64 Parent Seachers ‘Association isd SEATED: Mrs. Joyce Dennis - Membership Co-Chairman, Mrs, Pauline Gordy - Membership Chairman,. Rev. Lawrence Howard - President, Mrs, Viola Allen - Chaplain, Mrs, Loretta Jolley - Hospitality Chairman, Mr. Randolph L. Brooks - Principal, STANDING: Miss Elaine Brown - Program Chairman, Mr, William Evans - 84 Legislative Chairman, Mrs, Lorraine Carrigan - Recording Secretary. i a Ae Pat Syd ek ek Estate aes Se SSE ae ae. adh, LF ERE DEERE d ws gat se pa oe oe eT wef are 2 inlad = pe’ loge cy pile: - fu oe : “ wr aaeghyeary “ b ger peers 4 ee. 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Pl ‘ - . sag s Fi. Es ee = SP niasaet say te RG Fis hh hak Ned) Ent Set eo - ae Se ee ee Ne ar Orelgn Crnhances Datly Koutine -- «PPP PPP oeg e oe cetttrerree rrrererere Voici un Classe de frangais La classe écoute a la lecon frangais state (TIT E EG eaeae un TIS GGaee LA CLASE DE ESPANOL Los Alumnos Estan En La Clase De Espafiol Escuchan Y Hablan Con El Profesor 87 Chemis iy Preparing oxygen and studying some of its properties This ninth grade, “green version of the Biological Sciences Cur- Drology riculum Study, class is studying the pattern of growth in a yeast popu- lation under controlled laboratory conditions. The instructor is Mrs. a ty Thelma Winder. Ph. YSICS Calculations to substantiate research AFG RED SEY oats, MNS ST So a HAS) Advanced Scrence Science class determines the acidity of vinegar, using titration and neutralization techniques, Senior Scrence Analyzing through deductive reasoning. General Scrence Wilmer Sampson and Tulton Williams of 9C demonstrate how the image in a mirror compares with the object, Mr, Joseph Conway is the instructor, 89 Lai iwisicialsreversyes mene Srigon omelry The 12B class receives assistance from Mrs, Julien in the computation of trigonometry functions of special angles, Sold Geom etry The volumes of geometric solids are studied to learn how they may be used in practical situations. Plane Geom etry Mrs, Julien supervises the 11B plane geometry the classification of polygons, 90 Algebra I Solving Equations in Algebra General Math. TA A session in Modern Mathematics Mr. Hitch Ps Business Arithmetic The 11C Class constructs circle graphs using a protractor to make the angle and the sector to represent each part, ‘Stistory Unveils Fast. Present and Suture” Soctal Studtes “Learning To Interpret Maps, The 10-B Class discusses the reasons for the rise of Feudalism and the implications it had for future developments, 92 A ine Te df as ht te. She he Ss ee hs a eet Ee ae US. Stistory A United States History student locates the main geographical regions of the United States, Pde These students are reading their daily newspapers to broaden their knowledge of current affairs, Consumer Oconomics This class is taking notes from a film on how to buy wisely, “Business Ss lhe Salt of Life” Syping Beginning typing, Students concentrate on the art of building locational security and establishing correct techniques of keyboard operation, LS ookkeepin g Students are busy preparing financial statements for a lesson on Adjusting and Closing Entries. O Myhrce “Practice Students are busy typing envelopes for the March of Dimes Drive. This project was sent to the 94 Business Department from the principal's office. “Hom emaking and Crafts Train in Working and Sharing’ ; TSFtome ©conomics Gracious Living Experiences in Homemaking, ‘ } Htome ©conomics i | Classes of tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students are participating in a Homemaking class. Pupils are learning various skills in clothing construction. i) : Leather Craft is one of the most popular and most interesting works for boys. 95 | | | Crafts “Students Become Skilled 1 Mechanical Drawin g These are some of our future engineers, builders, and tradesmen learning basic skills which will be vital to them in future years, cia DIndustrial Arts When working with wood, material must often be planed to a desired thickness. The 9G boys are reducing the size of the wood. Art Students work with Arts and Crafts in our school, Se a ME nt Paks he Boa be: ¢ Pees ee Aparna We Pog ee ee Oe a Ne I Auto Mechanics These students are completing Our Automotive Course which is established by the top authorities and the automotive industry, (BER ROOM — A igriculture Learning to weld farm equipment and save money Dndustrial Arts Here we see boys being trained to use the wood lathe in the making of furniture in the cabinet mak- ing unit of industrial arts. 97 “Education INakes a Feople Casy to Lead but Tmpossible fo ©nslave”’ Sensor Sligh Sch ool Roncial Education Needs for the development of academic skills and understandings are created as pupils work to complete Citizenship and Home-Improvement Projects. ee. Sp ectal ©ducation Olass Special Education is designed to meet the needs of each child, Pupils are taught to work in groups as well as individually. The above photo shows pupils working in discussion groups, 98 “Reason and. Sudgment the Qualities Delonging to Leaders” DS. oys ’ Sate Girls’ State We are the future builders Builders in a band And we come from Girls' State And Boys State The best states in the Land, High School Challange Members of High School Challenge team, They dared match wits with the students from Stephen Decatur School, Berlin, Md. Mathematics and Science Group These Senior High School students participate in an enrichment program in Mathematics and Sci- nce for the high ability students of Wicomico County, Outstanding persons in research are invited to ‘speak at the bi-monthly meetings held at various high schools in Salisbury. Sponsors are Miss H. Jones and Mrs, T, Winder, 7 ' | ' 1)] | ; | i ee ae aa EE EE IR Te NE ener � GE GOERS RL LIL LT EERE “AU Arts Are One” Speech and Dramatics These students are listening to the exposition of a play which they plan to read in class, Se ournalism Larry Garrison, editor of The Informer, leads the journalism class in an analysis of a recent edi- tion of the school paper, RIVER ENGAHON GAR Driver ©ducation This is a part of the essentials in becoming a trained driver, 100 Group Guidance Senior girls make future plans while studying careers with their counselor, Miss Elaine Brown, = G row, ip G Ul dan Ce With the use of films and filmstrips, group-guidance sessions are receiving more importance. This particular film is in the area of personal adjustment, Attending this session are students from the Junior and Senior High School Divisions. . “ot A Team Seachin g Large group instruction, one of the three types of Team Teaching instruction, is challenging to the student, ACR RNR? As % SHES ¢ % i Ly ed 5 ro vd Those be Library Assistants Student library assistants render an invaluable service to our school library. Volunteering their free time to serve as assistants, they perform such duties as filing, stacking and checking out books. Cafeteria Staff ce ie Our cafeteria workers are among the unsung heroes in our school, for what would a school be without a cafeteria and efficient people to manage it. 102 The cafeteria staff provides daily nutritious and attractive meals in a wholesome and friendly atmosphere. Dus Drivers | Shown above are some of the capable bus drivers who share the responsibility of transporting our students to and from school. | Nurse The nurse administers prompt and efficient service to the ill and injured. Custodians The custodians are responsible for the reputation our school enjoys for being attractive and well kept. Senior Sa LY Practice Oession One of the most important factors in the success of a play is the time spent in rehearsal. It is during this time that the director and cast get acquainted with the play, analyze the characters, locate the scenes, and plan the action. The scenes below were taken during one of the many sessions that the cast of the senior play spent rehearsing for the presentation of The Imaginary Invalid, a comedy in three acts. The play, which was written by Moliere in a 17th century setting, concerned a cranky invalid who imagined that he had every type of illness from apepsia to dropsy. His imaginary illness made him a gold mine for his unscrupulous doctor and druggist and dominated the lives of his entire family. Clifton Gordy as Cleante and Ronald Roxbury as Thomas Daifoirus vie for the hand of the fair Angelique, played by Marie Parsons. Cleante promises true love while Thomas offers his newly acquired Doctor's degree. Yancy Carrigan as Argan and Leo Bateman as Monsieur Daiforius look on in hopes that the pre-arranged marriage for Thomas and Angelique will come to pass. | 104 . x 7 a ah « Ae P 7 7 bt ot = ih lk an Ai eat i Rats aos ed a PREM CRS mani — loca tri MD hon ihe an tel ANG i I a RS daa aaa) Aa ba yet reel 2 tae perieed ae eee ee Sac. et) See Aa ee Rs — = ANGEL The story of the first Christmas | is told. The Song of the angel is | heard; the shepherds appear and | the manger is revealed - A scene It from the Nativity, presented via | The Incarnate Word. I MAGI The Magi, the learned men, in contrast to the simple shepherds, journey to offer their gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh - A scene from the Adoration by the Magi presented via The Incarnate Word. SANTA “With a little old driver, so lively and quick, that I knew right ‘ away that it must be Saint Nick - | Now Dasher, Dancer, Prancer,- Ad Vixen, on Comet, Cupid, Donner | 4 and Blitzen - from; Twas the | Night Before Christmas 106 Farticipation “te nlhustasm + Fompons — Fep GNA ABN YRAHROS KNEELING: Nancy Gordy, Brenda Bivans, Florence Nichols. STAND- ING: Regina Culley, Helena Jones, Wanda Mitchell, Elvira Winder. KNEELING: Dorothy Walker, Julia Nutter, Delores Dutton, Dorothy Jones. STANDING: Mildred Collins, Shirley Elzey, Maxine Smith, Rose Fagans, Lottie Cornish, Nancy Savage. ee Ea A pay 2 bie ce tg : pore ccf ge” os : : Sida gl on Ea pga w f ries dats pie a A a ope, e . a Ao raleng.! pe nog py pi pe yp apa: CTW fewer h eo ep a ey at che Ea a Lager pe tpi nyt ASI ya cay maha OT og VBI Kh Re ps Pike bes obey be? lg ae : i Pana See ee realm :, ey ree: pte: oer as ; ts i va be f foe ne 2! Te le me SS a lh og 7 hada ett $e Pat's ie at , hp : wage - wed fo tbe we oo Shp yea otic ? we 4 an ragged oc ok cil ware pr fa i 8 7h paepling te ay Bla ye sree’ wy’ mae te opr p preety + a ee oe plilirne. ay mt ie ST shed pe ae ae at et at pee pe id Tegike “Lhegeallnty , Se Ca ig ced a ae 8 ihe 5 as ie = sites 4 Ae eg daa Be Cicg Semnpaaet ae : Ly Shei deel i Para og whe cpa oe: tsi Fs } Seton Ft Rie gee ¢ pte ry woh ped om ye: petal em ecb etn coll com Shawl f= Pt ae 5 Sodan Sy P42 tint | ya ee . ie ctig yd bie Has 7 ak E= reap yak Fay WENT php Ser or ay r . ie wb seen er Fe agi nis pee i ‘ see ae f- = t Feeie yaad Py “3p pes arg shape Fr ef, Pe pane gua’ pet tae (tab go Fa te Pan Ege Gomes are | oe fs tk nS , ——f pega: 3 a is = = eine Pe Ade dont bt GA ge ar Bh Lop pee wnkit om Snggnk ya tg A ote phone pt rd YS) Y — ee sa tal — we — «Re Sat Sat te But hal Fae oes CwRs Tee eee f Races AES eae eats. id POY WINS ies Sef 108 Onthusiasm, Determination, Slamina — Oarsity Basketball KNEELING: James Downing, Kenneth Stanford, Timothy Jones, Kennard Griffin and Leo Bateman. STANDING: Managers; Jerrald Neal; Randolph Reid; Yancy Carrigin; Richard Brown, John Brown, Cornelius Bailey, Allen Wright, Manager; Clarence Johnson and Ronald Taylor. Suntor Oarsity DBDashethall KNEELING: Coulbourne Winder, Larry White, Vaugh Trader, Bernard Purnell, Bobbie Jones. STANDING: Leo Gordy, Jackie Savage, Donald Russell, Wallace Cannon, Léuis Finney and Charles Stanford. ST TN it ths oe a) EL a Me Che RE Contribute to a Winnin G Season Football FIRST ROW: David White, Virgil Roper, Jerry Gibson, Gilbert Banks, Donald Hardy, Jackie Savage, Vaughn Trader, David Brown, Jerrald Neal, Bobby Jones, Walter Banks, Allen Wright, Raymond Gordy, Charles Elzey. SECOND ROW: Mr. Holliday Assistant Coach, George Robertson, Elmer Davis, Timothy Jones, Jerome Mitchell, Robert Dashiells, James Cornish, Kenneth Stanford, Clarence Johnson, Richard Brown, Norman Rider, Prince Gibson} Walter Harris, Charles Stanford, Larry White, Mr. George Johnson, Coach. Baseball STANDING: Mr. Evans, Charles Stanford, Robert Dashiells, Jerome Adams, Robert Morris, Ernest Woodberry, James Collins, Walter Banks, Franklin Stanley. KNEELING: Richard Brown, Wilbur Cartwright, Gilbert Banks, Ronnie Williams, Coulborne Winder, Kenneth Dashields, Donald Jones, Raymond Gattis, Leo Bateman. 109 iii Albletes Sest Stamina and Spee! wH STANDING: Yancy Carrigan, Freddie Williams, Larry Waters, Richard Morris, Craig Whittington, Frank Gordy, Cornelius Blackledge, James Downing, Johnnie Williams, Ronald Taylor, Jerrald Neal, KNEELING: Gary Stanford, Ronnie Williams, Phil Maddox, Joshua Taylor, Bernard Purnell, Ralph Mapp. ‘Track and Krelt STANDING: Trainers, Charles Stanford, Yancy Carrigan; Gilbert Banks, Ralph Mapp, Richard Morris, Craig Whitting- ton, Kenneth Stanford, Corelius Black- ledge, Virgil Roper, John Williams, Ronald Taylor, Trainers. 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YOUNG MUSIC STORE Continuous Service Since Salisbury, Maryland 1934 Compliments of Compliments of HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIOS SKLAR’S STUDIO — HOWARD TINGLE, Mgr. LEON SKLAR, Photographer 1235 N. Salisbury Blvd. Phone PI 9-6301 749-3137 Zion Road Salisbury, Maryland Salisbury, Maryland | Compliments of MESSICK FUNERAL HOME C. G. MESSICK, Director Bivale, Maryland Established 1859 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of MRS. KATHLEEN PURNELL Compliments of POLY-CLEAN LAUNDRY CENTER Corner of West Road and Booth Street Salisbury, Maryland BRUCE A. BAILEY, Proprietor Compliments of JOHN F. TILGHMAN SON OIL COMPANY Salisbury, Maryland Compliments of MELVIN MAUDIE'S RESTAURANT Salisbury, Maryland Compliments of EASTERN SHORE PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC COMPANY Salisbury, Maryland Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of McCROY'S South Salisbury Boulevard MR. CRAWFORD, Manager Compliments of STANFORD'S GROCERY SALISBURY 3 = RETAILERS’ ASSOCIATION 3 x AAs eRy “ 58 Buy With Contidence Where You See The Above Symbol Displayed Salisbury places of business showing the above symbol have pledged themselves to high ethical standards. They have pledged to honor your pa- tronage with full understanding of your needs, and assure you fairness and value in all your business with them. You can buy with confidence where you see the above symbol displayed in Salisbury, your happy Shopping City. LETTER OF ACKNOWLEDGMENTS SALISBURY HIGH SCHOOL LAKE AND MORRIS STREETS SALISBURY, MARYLAND RANDOLPH L. BROOKS WILLIAM F. WALLER PRINCIPAL February 28 9 1964 VICE-PRINCIPAL To Our Supporters: This year we have fought a never-ending battle against discouragement and defeat as we have endeavored to produce this, The Beacon of 1964. Although we have been faced with these problems, we never let them overtake us. Instead, we used all of our efforts and endurance to make this yearbook one that we thought you would always remember and hold dear. The staff offers many thanks to Mrs. Flora Daniels and Mrs. Gladys Goslee, our advisors, for their invaluable help; Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Chipman, and Mr. Brown, our sponsors, for their loyalt y; and to Mr. Brooks, our principal, and Mr. Waller, our vice-principal, for their constant support and encouragement. We are grateful to our photographer, Mr. Leon Sklar and to the Taylor Publishing Company. A special thanks goes to our patrons and advertisers whose financial support made the publication of this year- book possible. We express our deepest gratitude to all of you and we hope that you will gain many fond memories from reading The Beacon. Sincerely, The Beacon Staff, 1964 SEER ERE nes eae PRR i 9