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

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ELSIE EVA ENGLISH March 24, 1926 “El” is known for her determination. This can be seen in that we have a yearbook. “El” is one of those people on whom you can depend. The officers of the Student Council found this out and she was chosen to work on some of the most important com¬ mittees in school. “El” plans to enter college upon graduation and from there enter the teaching pro¬ fession. We are quite sure her pupils will find her lovable and humorous as always. BETTE JANE ELLIOTT March 12, 192S “Red” comes to us from Allen, Maryland. Since she has been in high school, Bette Jane has been in the Dramatic Club, Monitor Club, Library Club, Vic¬ tory Corps and has played intramural fieldall. When she gets out of W. H. S., Bette Jane plans to go to college and be an English teacher. Won’t she dazzle her pupils with that red hair? GEORGE BEAM ENNIS June 23, 1926 Beam Ennis is another one of us Salisburians. Al¬ though Beam hasn’t been active in school activities, he has spent a great deal of time breaking in that wild horse of his. His desire to obtain the least con- spicious seat in the classroom will forever be rem- emoered. by his fellow classmates. He plans to be¬ come a “leatherneck.” NELLIE MARI AH ESHAM April 30, 1926 Nellie was bom in Salisbury, Maryland. However, she came to Wicomico High School only in her last year. And in that year she served as monitor, ef¬ ficiently and enthusiastically. Nellie wants to attend college and then become a nurse. She leaves behind the memory of her friendliness and cooperative spirti. MARY JEAN FLANNERY January 5, 1925 Jean came to our school as a Junior from Baltimore, Maryland. Although she has held no outstanding po¬ sitions, she has helped anyone in any of the activities which need support. In future years Jean will be seen as a home economist or a typist. Her sweet dis¬ position is left behind to us who need it so. 13

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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.

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MILDRED FOOKS January 22, 1926 Mildred hails from the good old city of Salisbury. She is an ardent member of the Camera Club. Al¬ though “Mickey’s” plans are indefinite, we wish her every success. She has always been voted “Quietest Girl in Room 19”. THEODORE ROSALIE FRASE July 19, 1923 “Theo” comes to us from Federalsburg. While in high school, she participated in intramural sports, ex¬ tensively. After graduation, Theodore wants to be¬ come a telephone operator. Isn’t it a shame that th( people on her switchboard won’t be able to see tha ' blonde hair? ELIZABETH ANNE GORDY May 20, 1927 Betty Anne’s home town is Salisbury. During high school she has been on the staff of Wi-Hi News, and is Club and Society Editor this year. She is a member of the Dramatic Club and was “Priscilla” in the Junior Class Play. Next year Betty Anne is going to college and we sincerely hope she will not blush as easily as she does now. NANCY ELLEN GORDY October 12, 1926 “Gote” is another of Salisbury’s daughters. Nancy has been a newspaper reporter, student council rep¬ resentative, memoer of the Monitor Club and an intra¬ mural basketball player. In her Senior year she was advertising manager of the Tom-Tom. Nancy plans to attend college. We will all remember “Gote” for her love for making fun and her intense dislike for her nickname. ELIZABETH VIRGINIA GOSWELLEN May 23, 1925 Elizabeth Goswellen was bom in Salisbury. Intra¬ mural basketball has been her favorite activity throughout high school. She hopes to become a sten¬ ographer. Her accuracy at such should carry her far in the business world. “Libby” will be remembered by her cheerful and jolly manner. 14