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

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THE TATLE R—1 9 2 7 31 THELMA BOUNDS “T. B.” Salisbury, Md. Thelma is another of Salisbury’s brown-eyed misses. Her gentle manner wins for her many faithful friends and these friends are the kind that last through thick and thin. “T. B.” is very quiet in school but we are sure those brown eyes miss nothing that goes on. English Club FORD BREWINGTON Liz” Salisbury, Md. Ford is the live wire of the 1927 class. He is always making someone laugh or frown (in case of a teacher) and not a day passes but that he contributes some¬ thing towards the amusement of the class. Vitality is the mainspring of yo uth, Ford, so may you always be as brimming full of fun and ambition as you are now. Social Civics Club Baseball Team NETTIE BRYAN Net” Parsonsburg, Md. “If she’s smiling all the while” thats Nettie Bryan. Always cheerful, never despondent, “Net” makes everyone hap¬ py and contented. But Nettie is not only a regular sunbeam, she also is as practical as she can be. We are sure you won’t have far to look, “Net,” when you select your lifelong partner. English Club

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30 THE TATLER 1927 JOHN BAILEY “Jack” Quantico, Md. “Where did he get those eyes?” everyone asks as soon as they see John’s big, brown eyes. It is a fitting question for who ever saw such eyes before? John is quite a ladies’ man but due to his modest character and unassuming manner he never realizes what a hit he’s made with the fairer sex. Social Civics Club RUTH BANKS “Rufus” Salisbury, Md. Now, as in Bibical times, Ruth is a name meaning quietness and sweetness. Ruth’s name just suits her for she is such a demure little maid. In classes, she is bright and studious but outside of school, her brown eyes sparkle and dance with mischievous twinkles. May your business life be happy, “Rufus.” English Club EDWARD BETTS “Ed” Salisbury, Md. In every class there must be a sunny boy. “Ed” is the one of ’27 class be¬ cause he is never seen without a smile on his face. Edward intends to go to U. of M. next year. We know he will have a very good record and we hope he will always remain as optimistic as he is now. English Club Dramatic Club Athletic Cltib

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32 THE TATLER—19 27 EUNICE CANNON “ Useless ” Salisbury, Md. Eunice is the lucky possessor of a head crowned with lovely curls. Her eyes, brown, are ever twinkling and spark¬ ling. Just why her chums all call her “Useless” I have never been able to find out, for no one remains serious very long when Eunice is around. English Club JENNIE MARIE CAREY “Jen” Salisbury, Md. Jennie belongs to that small class of pupils who gets “A” in everything. For¬ tunate child! What a blessing it must be to be bright! Surely she must have to burn midnight oil! “Jen’s” disposition and bright smiles have won for her lots of friends. You can hear her giggles any time of the day. Jennie wants to be a designer. May¬ be she’ll go abroad sometime and meet the Prince of Wales. Who knows? May you have all the happiness possible. Social Civics Club English Club Literary Editor of Tatler CALVIN CARMEAN “Sheik” Salisbury, Md. Calvin is a favorite among his class¬ mates and I doubt if any of them have ever seen him angry. When everything is going wrong and skies are black, trust Calvin to say a cheerful word or make you forget your ti-oubles with his broad smile. “A smile will go a long, long way,” Calvin, so don’t let this valuable asset get away from you. And may it help you as it has helped us. English Club Order Gregg Artists