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

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W. H. S. THE TATLER 19 23 EDITH WINIFRED DASHIELL (“Win”) Fruitland, Md To live in hearts we leave behind—is not to die.” “Win M is one of the many “petite” mem¬ bers of our class, however she has a great amount of knowledge stored in her small dome, and is never lacking for replvs to questions asked her in classes. Everywhere that one sees Winifred one also sees “Themv” and they often remind us of Mary and her little lamb. “Win” studies very hard and is well re¬ warded for her work and we are sure if she keeps up this rate at Normal School she will come out as a victor. Thing she can’t do—Be a flapper. Known by—Straight hair. Member of D. E. C. DOROTHY WHITE DAVIS (“Dot”) Salisbury, Md. “ Her ways are ways of pleasantness , and all her paths are Peace.” Dorothy finished up at mid-year as did the other 7 QUIET 4-B’s, but is seldom seen around only the first and second periods. Did you ever notice Dot’s initials are D. I)., the same as Da-V? Oh, we almost told “Dot.” Although Dorothy does not join in the up¬ roar of the class you can always hear her smothered giggle. To look at her one would think of an angel, but “Dot,” we all know you and all wish you a successful future. Known by—Marcelle wave. Thing she can’t do—Stop dreaming. Vice-president Senior Class; Choral Club; member of A. E. C. Page Twenty-nine

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DAVID DALLAS (“Divy”) Salisbury, Md. ‘ We cannot always oblige , but we can speak obligingly. ’ ’ “Divy” is a very loyal member of our class. We can say this for several reasons, but especially because lie is the brave and faithful president of our Athletic Associa- ton and he always has sufficient tenacity to honor in any way our Soccere team. “Divy” always has a broad smile on his face and is never happier than when teasing someone. , But notwithstanding his many activities and pranks yet he has won his diploma hon¬ estly. The valuable aid which his energetic and persistent efforts have rendered in behalf of class and school will long be remembered by them. Thing he can’t do—Grow thin. Known by—Athletic ability. Chief of Police of Student Government; Boys’ Athletic Editor; member of the P. E. C. HARRY ARDIS DALLAS (“Jake”) Salisbury, Md. “And even his failings lean to virtue s side.” If there is any person in our class who moves around more than any one else that person is our old friend Harry. He cannot seem to keep still for even a minute at a time nor can he keep his lips closed. He is full of fun and foolishness. Although he has worried more than one teacher almost to distraction, yet it is only done in fun and no one can remain mad at “Jake” for very long at a time. His good nature and fun- loving disposition have endeared him to all his classmates and we could not get along without Harry. Thing he can’t do—Keep quiet. Known by—His laugh. Member of the D. E. C.; member of the C. C. Page Twenty eight

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W. H. S. THE TAT LE R 19 23 DORA VIRGINIA DISHAROON (“Dorie”) Salisbury, Md. “The best goods come in the smallest pack ages.’ Dora is another small member of our class, and is often seen with Helen, she .also does very well in her bookkeeping, but one th ng that has bothered Dora, is her typewrit ng. The rule is, you must make thirty words to pass, so Dora tried very hard and made her thirty words. All the next week she sm led and smiled and smiled till we thought she would never stop, but we would ratner see her smiling than crying so we were sat sfied. Dora sa;. s she is go ng to be a nurse and we are sure she will succeed. Thing she can’t do—Run. Known by—Walk. LI ember of E. E. C. THELMA LAURA DRYDEN (“Jerry’ ) Salisbury, Md. “Her fingers diame the ivory key ; so light they dance along. A little bit of frivol ty, a lot of sm les and a sweet disposition is a v ery good como na¬ tion and all these are comb ned in our cl: ss mate “Jerry.” Her eternal g gg.e c; n o ’ heard at all times and her clever mperson- ation of colored singers throws us into al- mose hysterical laughter. She is planning to go to Drexel and the school will indeed be favored with such a rare bit of a girl. She is never realiy loud but her quick way of being everywhere at once and giving just a word of caution or challenge at each step makes her seem more consp cuous than she really is. Here’s three cheers for Thelma. Thing she can’t do—Get fat. Known by—Her song compositions. Member of C. C.; member of E. E. C. Page Thirty