Wicomico High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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DOROTHY M. BAILEY Salisbury, Md. L4D0t77 t'Fie! What a spendthrift she is of her tongue! Dorothy is one of the live wires of the senior class. Let one just enter those rooms of the building which are devoted to the elevating pursuit of commercial studies and o11e is greeted immediately by Dot 's merry laughter and her voice hurling meaningless inveetives on some poor mortal who has aroused her indignation. She is extremely devoted to her typewriting tfllld bookkeeping and we hope, aided' by her personal charm, she will be able to win fame in the business world. Dot has an irresistible sense of humorg her merriment is unconstrain- able, insupressible. For that reason she was elected assistant humorous edi- tor ofthe Tatler.l' Hut she is sueh a busy little body that she has scarcely any time to devote to the duties of her important position. Doubtless she will remember, when she reads her eopy of this book, that she was 011 the Staff. Favorite Expression Ambition Honey To wear more hairpins Hobby Famous For Talking' Chewing gum Assistant Humorous Etilt0l'Ilfi'Tl1fil'l'Y ' 19

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0112155 nf IEIEII Wilmer Gullette, Pres. Gladys Cleary, Vice-Pres. Linda Messick, Treas. Laura Bounds, Sec. Miss Dorothy Mitchell, Class Advisor Class Colors :-Maroon and Gold Class Flower :-Ophelia Rose Class Motto :- We build the ladder by which we rise. CLASS ROLL William Edwards Morgan Roger Jackson Bounds Lucille Custis Horsey Laura Gertrude Bounds Olivia Grace Carey Dortha Lee Venables Florence May Truitt Marguerite Disharoon , Naomi Ethel Dawson Iris Tull White Myra Florence Hearne Henrietta Sommer-kamp Katheryn Cornelia Williams Linda Jeannette Messick Charlotte Milenna Cooper Laura May Chatham Mildred Lee Morris Mildred Martha Vlfard Maria Bishop Davis Gurney Ervin Miller Bladys Marietta Cleary Richard D. Le Viness Reginald Prettyman Bailey Rupert D. Jones William Edwards Howard William Sheldon Moorei Virginia Lee Chatham Wilmer Coalseott Gullette Myra Williams Dorothy Bailey Lillian M. Perry Ruth Hearne

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HHGINALD PHETTYMAN BAILEY Salisbury, Md, Red Whence is thy learning? Hath thy toil Y! O'er books consumed the midnight oil? Red is the champion Ujazzerl, and soccer player of the senior class, -therein lies his chief and only claim to a place 'in the Hall of Fame. He is essentially a Hlion among the ladiesl' and yet, with so many varied and en- viable accomplishments he is quite the most charming and delightful fellow one ever knew, always ready to help a friend or to liven things up with his quick humor. 'iliedn is intending to go to the New York lfniversity of Commerce and Finance next year but we would advise him to consider very seriously, in preference a school where the whole curriculum consists of music Cvaried forms, especially vocalj jazz, and hy all means, it must be co-educational. iWe cannot assure him a successful career as a financier, but think that psychologically he would win many more laurcls as a matinee-idol, alternat- ing in moving-pictures and musical comedy,-unless he would fill a position of importance on one of the big Athletic teams, for in his high school days he always has had one of the first places in the athletic iield. As captain of the Team during the past Soccer season it was due mostly to his persever- ance and enthusiasm that the boys won so many almost unparalleled victor- ies. Favorite Expression Ambition Ainlt it the truth? To graduate Hobby Famous For Jazzing Soccer Capt. Baseball Team Capt. Soccer Team Vice-President F1'9llC'll Club Member Choral Club Member of Track Team 20