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

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SCOTT MORRIS April 9, 1926 “Potz” is another native Salisburian. Like a great number of his male classmates, he, too, has been some¬ what unwilling to participate in class elections. Nev¬ ertheless, “Potz” has contributed much in the way of spor ts, namely football. Scott carries with him to college that typical happy-go-lucky way of his. HERMAN STANLEY MUIR, JR. May 22, 1924 Stanley hails from Princess Anne, Maryland. He was interested in football and played in his second, third and fourth years. He was a Wi-Hi News reporter in his first year, home room secretary, and monitor. Stanley would like to join the United States Army Air Corps. He will be remembered by his misunder¬ standings. PEGGY JOYCE MUMFORD August 15, 1925 Peggy is another one of our native Salisburians. Participating in intramural sports and an active mem¬ ber of the Monitor Club, have been Peggy’s main con¬ tributions to Wi-Hi. We will all remember Peggy by the friendly manner that she showed by those slaps she gives on the back. If Peggy shows as much ac¬ tivity in her future as she does around school, she will certainly make a good nurse. VIVIAN LAVINIA MUMFORD July 4, 1924 Salisbury claims Vivian as another of its daugh¬ ters. Throughout high school Vivian has shown in¬ tense desire to do her part for bettering the school. Vivian has served as a Red Cross Representative, Mon¬ itor, reporter for the newspaper, member of the Glee Club and Operetta. Vivian will be remembered by her curly brunette hair. She plans to become a nurse. , TOM WHITE NEALE Tom came from Modestown, Virginia. He played varsity basketball in his first and third years, intra¬ mural in the fourth year, and three years of football. In his fourth year, he offered his services to the Vic¬ tory Corps and the Monitor Club. “Wolf’s” ambition is to become an engineer. Tom carries with him his fun-loving spirit and cooperativeness. 25

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NEIL FRANCIS MCDONOUGH July 6, 1924 Neil is from Buffalo, New York. He is undecided as to what he wants to do but as he’s 18 it looks like his “Uncle Sam” will decide for him. He will have to leave behind his customary walks, but he ' ll prob¬ ably be taking longer ones anyway, so he won’t miss them. ELSIE IRENE MCNAMARA April 19, 1925 Elsie is another one of us Salisburians. Elsie’s lead¬ ership and initiative has been brilliantly displayed in her being Home Room 26’s president for three con¬ secutive years and vice president her first year. To Elsie Room 26 offers their thanks for her patience and kindness shown to us. With such qualifications as have been named, Elsie can be nothing but a suc¬ cess in her future occupation, teaching. VIRGINIA MCDONOUGH March 27, 1926 Virginia comes from the big city of Buffalo, New York. All through her school days she has been very cooperative. Being a member of the Monitor Club, ty¬ pist for the Wi-Hi News, member of the Glee Club, in¬ tramural basketball and fieldball are only a few of her many activities. Virginia plans to become another of those efficient stenographers. She will be remem¬ bered by her good typing. HARRY LEE MESSICK November 8, 1925 “Shorty” was born in Salisbury. During his last year at Wi-Hi, Harry Lee was an ardent member of the Fire Fighters Division. All of his classmates will remember him by his rapidity for making friends. “Shorty” is undecided as to what his future plans are. but we all know he’ll make good. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN MOORE, JR July 15, 1926 Franklin is a southerner — coming from Eastville, Virginia. During his years here, he has been an ac¬ tive member of the Glee Club. He was also in the Junior Class Play, operetta, and Wi-Hi News reporter. Franklin would like to attend a music school. He will be remembered by his witty remarks. 24

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RUTH MARSHALL NORTHAM April 6, 1926 Ruth also is a native of Salisbury. She was a mem¬ ber of the Student Council, Home Economics Club, Li- bray Club, and Monitor Club. She played intramural fieldball and basketball, and entered the track meet. Her future is yet undecided, but she may become a stenographer. We sincerely hope some one will in¬ herit her love for good jokes. JEAN WINTER OWENS March 29, 1927 “Shorty” hails from Salisbury. Her activities in high school included membership in the Glee Club, Dra¬ matic Club, and Monitor Club. She has participated in several operettas, and in the Junior Class Play. She has also played intramural basketball. In her home room she twice held the office of vice president. Her work in the Junior Red Cross was an inspiration to all. Her plans for the future are promising—to attend medical school and specialize in surgery. Jean leaves behind her Red Cross work and the lovers of W. H. S. ALICE LEE PARKER October 21, 1926 The one contribution of Whiton, Maryland, to the 1943 class is red-haired Alice Lee, whose rapidity in French translations astonishes us all. In the future, if she doesn’t follow the road to matrimony, we will know her as a hard working wage earner. EMMA FRANCES POTTS October 12, 1926 Salisbury is Frances’ home town. “Sis” has shown great interest in all intramural field meets by par¬ ticipating in them. When “Sis” graduates, she plans to go to college. There she intends to carry on with athletics as she did at W. H. S. MARILEA POWELL June 27, 1926 Marilea is another Salisbury gal. “Pal” has taken active interest in the Red Cross and intramural sports. She is also a member of the Home Economics and Camera Club. Next year Marilea is planning to at¬ tend S. T. C., where she will probably give more parties like those she gave in her senior year.