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

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FRANCES GERTRUDE CROCKETT September 22, 1926 “Frankie” is Quantico’s contribution to Wicomico High. She has served as both president and vice pres¬ ident of her home room and has also taken part in in¬ tramural sports. Many of you know Frances is a very necessary part of our monitor system. Frankie plans to attend college and, judging by her high school rec¬ ord, we feel safe in saying she’ll make good. JEAN LEAH CROSWELL January 10, 1920? Although Jean has not lived in Salisbury all of her life, she was born here. Her four years in high school have been active ones. Varsity and intramural field- ball and basketball, track meets, operettas, and the Victory Corps are only some of the things she has had a hand in. Af ter June, “Bessie” plans to get a job as a stenographer. We are sure that she will continue to have a mile-long string of beaus, won by her beauti¬ ful heir. MARGARET STRONG CULVER March 4, 1926 Pe ggy cf Salisbury, has been outstanding in intra¬ mural sports and was assistant manager of the varsity fieldball squad. In addition, she was secretary of Jun¬ ior Red Cross and served as representative of her home room in the Student Council. Upon graduating she intends to obtain a secretarial position. BONNIE LEE CUMMINS August 26, 1926 A native of Bald Knob, Arkansas, Bonnie holds the office of senior class treasurer. Serving as student council representative for her room, she is also honor roll chairman. She has served in various home room offices and has also been active in intramural sports. In future life we will know her as a conscientious scho ol teacher. WILLIAM PERCY DASHIELL April 18, 1925 Active in varsity sports, Bill has given much of his attention to baseball, soccer, and basketball, being out¬ standing in all three. Won’t we be proud of him in his Navy uniform, which he hopes to don in the future ? 11

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THELMA LOUISE CAL LOWAY June 5, 1926 A native of Salisbury, Thelma has been active in sports, both varsity and intramural, including volley¬ ball, basketball and fieldball. She plans to enter sec¬ retarial work when she graduates. We all will rem¬ ember the ease with which she made those long shots during our basketball games. MIRIAM CATLIN April 14, 1926 Miriam from Mardela, Maryland, has gone about her work in a quiet unassuming way doing her duties as home room Red Cross representative and Roll Call chairman very competently. She has also been active in the Glee Club and hopes to obtain a position in an fice after graduation. BETSEY ARLINE CLARK January 30 1927 Bom in Springfield Massachusetts “Bet” has been a memoer of the Home Economics Club and also the Camera Club. She has taken part in intramural sports, such as basketball and fieldball. Many times she has been on the honor roll and she plans to go to college to prepare for a teaching career. NORMAN ALBERT COHEN January 15, 1925 Norman came to us from the big city of Philadel¬ phia. His mechanical ability was well shown in the way he rigged up that motor bicycle. Yes, folks, it actually ran on its own power! His pleasing manner will be remembered by all. Norman’s one ambition is to become an electrical engineer. BETTY WILES COX December 15, 1926 Betty or “Bill” comes to us from Venton, Maryland. Aside from being newspaper and Red Cross represen¬ tative, she played a huge part in the decorating for the Senior Prom. All her associates remember her by the way she rolls those big blue eyes. Her friendly disposition should be valuable in her future clerical work. 10

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MARY LEE DAVIS June 7, 1926 Bom in Dunedin, Florida, Mary Lee has given much of her time to sports. Serving as cheer leader for three years, she has also taken a prominent part in varsity volleyball and intramural fieldball and basket¬ ball. Long after she has filled her stenographical po¬ sition, we will remember her inspiring cheer leading. ROBERT HENRY DOEPP June 21, 1924 Robert, known to many of us as “Dope”, came from Buffalo, New York. During his time at Wi-Hi he has been vice president of the Glee Club and home room reporter for Wi-Hi News. His oratorial ability and humor will remain forever in the minds of his class¬ mates. Robert plans to become a missionary. JOANNE ELLIOTT DISHAROON November 25, 1926 “Jodie” is another one of these people who hail from Salisbury. Since she has been in high school, she has served as Student Council representative and monitor, and has been active in the Dramatic Club as well as in intramural basketball. Joanne plans to attend college. ELLIN NORTH EARLY September 28, 1926 Salisbury gave us this witty (?) child . We all re¬ member her part in the Junior class play. She is now President of the Dramatic Club and Secretary of the Student Council. “Hefty” wants to join the WAACS. She leaves behind her wit and chortle for anyone who would want them. WILSIE ANN DYKES June 16, 1925 A native of our own city, Wilsie’s only participation in school activities has been in intramural fieldball. A student of the commercial department, and a member of the Commercial Club, she plans to be a stenogra¬ pher. Although forced to take some time off this spring because of her health, Wilsie will always belong to our class.