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

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NAOMI DAWSON Salisbury, Md. Nomi So buxom, blithe and full of face, As heaven hath lent her all his grace. Naomi tries very hard to be a dignified Senior, but she rarely succeeds and generally can be found enhancing the general mirth and hilarity. She is a delightful classmate, a worth-while friend and an assiduous scholar. She spends the greater part of her school life in the commercial rooms and conse- quently the rest of the school seldom sees her. However, she never allows us to forget her for she is always in history class though she takes small part in any heated discussions which occur. Naomi is greatly admired by everyone who knows her and in the com- mercial career which she has chosen we are sure she will be successful, be- cause of the noble qualities she has displayed in her High School life. Favorite Expression Am'b'ition I wouldn't 'a said that To get a good position Hobby ' Famous For Selling toys Penmanship Member of Choral Club 26 ' .L

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VIRGINIA LEE CIIATHAM Salisbury, Md. A 4 J inny i ' Muse 11ot that I thus suddenly proceed, For what I will, I will, and there an end. a Virginia is our champion typist. She is the only one who has broken the speed limit in that branch of commercial art. Her classmates rarely see much of her for she seems to be attracted' elsewhere as soon as the bell rings for dismissal. She seldom lingers around the class room with the other stu- dious members of the class. For what reason we have never been able to discover. Virginia seems to be quite literary, for one can 11ever mention a book she hasn't read. Her greatest characteristic is independence. She never re- lies on others but believes in making her way for herself. Her opinions are always different, and she never tarrics in giving them. Her independence is especially manifested in making up her back work. If Virginia continues at the speed she now displays in typewriting wg all feel certain that her future fame is assured, and that no less than the world's champion 's laurels will grace her brow-that is if she does not d'e- cide to make her future residence in the vicinity of Mount Vernon. Favorite Expression I Ambition Oh, dear! Travel Hobby Famous For Reading Typewriting 25

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GLADYS MARIETTA CLEARY Salisbury, Md. Jack An admirable musician! O she will sing The savage-ness out of a bear. lt seems that our class abounds in mythological replicas. This is our modern Orpheus,-though, contrary to classical authority she is of feminine gender. Instead of the wild beasts of the legend the most unmanageable '4Freshies and t'Sophs are subdued to docility when she takes her posi- tion of state at the ivories. She aspires not ,Qnly to the piano but even to vocal music, Qand, who can tell, perhaps we have a future Melba in our midst?j She holds three positions of importance in this establishment of learn- ing. First, and principally, she is the Vice-President of our most noble of classes. Secondly she is an associate editor on this reverend staff. In the third place, it is she who every Friday morning plays those mournful melo- dies by which We march into assembly. Gladys is famous among her classmates for her dry, sarcastic, though distinctly unique humor and for her connection with Fisher's Jewelry Store. Favorite Expression Ambition UAW! Shut-upl' To be a musician Hobby Famous For Hubby Hittin' the ivories Vice-President of Class Associate Editor of Tatler'l Member of Choral Club 27