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

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PAULINE CHRISTINA LITTLETON July 9, 1024 “Polly” came all the way from Parksley, Virginia. During her high school days she has constantly been a participant in sports — namely, field-ball, volleyball and basketball. Later on she expects to be a nurse. She leaves behind a few of her many soldier fnends she disregarded for her one and only. SARALEE LONG December 26, 1925 “Sallie” is one of Chicago’s proud daughters and comes to us from Dover, Delaware. She is a mem¬ ber of the Dramatic and Gl ' ee Clubs. None of us will forget her remarkable performance in our operetta. Her ambition is to play on Broadway. She is remem¬ bered by her constant talk of Dover and “Art”. JACQUELYN C. LORD October 30, 1926 “Jackie” is another one of Salisbury’s daughters. During high school she has been a Red Cross represen¬ tative, vice president of her home room, and participat¬ ed in intramural sports. Although “Jackie’s plans are not definite, she thinks about going to State Teachers College. We hope she will delight people there with her merry giggle as she did here. EDWARD LORD December 13, 1925 “Ed” was born in good ol’ Salisbury. He has been president and vice president of his home room, stud¬ ent council representative and this year he is our c.ass historian. Edward plans to go to college and we are sure he will delight his professors wtih his brilliant answers. His fourth period trig class will long re¬ member him. , WALLACE LAVERN LUFFMAN June 17, 1CT Wallace came from Winston Salem, North Carolina. Besides being an active nvember of his home room, he has played home room basketball, intramural sports, and has participated in the track meets. He would like to ioin the United States Army Air Corps, so as to end this war as quickly and as thoroughly as pos¬ sible. Wallace will be remembered by his quiet friendly disposition. 22

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• ' MARGARET ANNE LEMON June 6, 1925 “Teenie” was bom in good ol Salisbury. She has been a constant supporter of sports, namely basket¬ ball and fieldball. All her classmates and especially Room 26 will remember her by that jolly manner she alwaj r s possesses and her continuous talking. “Teenie” would like us to think she wants to be a clerk, but we wonder. ANNABEL C. LEWIS March 19,1925 “Shorty” hails from Salisbury. During her fresh¬ man year she played basketball and fieldball. Anna¬ bel things she would like to go out into this world as a stenographer. “Shorty” will be remembered by her quiet and friendly manner. VIRGINIA LEE LEWIS January 27, 1926 “Ginny” is a modest little maiden from Parksley Virginia. During her stay in W. H. S., she has held home room offices and has been a very conscientious monitor. What will she do after she gets her sheep¬ skin ? Well, Virginia Lee has decided she wants to be a beautician. I am sure you will agree with me when I say I hope she succeeds in making her custo¬ mers as neat and attractive as she is. ALVIN L. LIPOW December 28, 1926 Lippy” was bom at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. During his years at high school he has been a mem- ber of the Forest Fire Fighters and the Victory Corps. “Lippy” will be remembered by his extensive knowl¬ edge in the aeronautical world. Joanne was bom in Salisbury. Her greatest Joanne Little was born in Salisbury. Her greatest •contribution to high school has -been her musical tal¬ ent. Other than this, Operetta, Glee Club, and sports, also have taken part of Joanne’s interest. Jo plans to become a concert pianist after attending Peabody Institute. Her jolly disposition and musical accom¬ plishments will forever be remembmered by her class¬ mates. 21

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ROBERT JEROME LYNCH February 19, 1924 Joe” is a native of Salisbury. His activities during his years here at Wi-Hi have been the Glee Club and the F. F. A., of which he has been president. Joe” would like to be a successful business man. He will be remembered by the affection he showed for one of his feminine classmates. JOHN A. MALONE November 5, 1926 John was born in Washington, D. C., but has spent the last six years in Allen. He has been a member of the Student Council and of the Monitor Club. The Tom Tom” welcomed him as business manager in his fourth year. John plans to enter an engineering school and if he keeps up his good record of high school he will certainly make good. PAULINE ANNETTA MERRITT May 26, 1926 Taxi” was orn in Salisbury. She, too, has been a lover of sports—fieldball, basketball, and volleyball. All her classmates remember her by her sweet smile and disposition. Pauline is undecided as to what she wishes to do but we can’t help feel that she, too, will make good. FRANCES SAVAGE METCALF January 12, 1926 Frances, known to many of us as Frankie” was bom in Nassawadox, Virginia. During her third year at Wi-Hi, Frankie” was active in intramural basket¬ ball. Clubs, too, took up part of her time. That southern drawl” won Frankie” many friends. Fran¬ ces is indefinite as to her future, but her friends know she will make good. JANE GUTHRIE MCCREADY July 23, 1926 McCready” came into this big bad world in the hug»e city of Wilmington, Delaware. McCready, being one for lending a helping hand, has been a Red Cross representative, secretary and treasurer of Home Eco¬ nomy Club and her home room. We will all remem¬ ber McCready by her fascination for pulling out ties of helpless boys and messing up their hair. What kind of a nurse will McCready make? 23