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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE YEARBOOK STAFF OF WICOMICO HIGH SCHOOL SALISBURY. MARYLAND Alma Mater Dreaming of Alma Mater Down on the Eastern Shore Dreaming of pals and friendship Memories forevermore. Deep in my heart there ' s a longing Just for the sight of you; I know you ' re always waiting, I know you ' re always true. Alma Mater , Alma Mater, I love you. Paradise forever lies ' neath skies of blue. In the sunshine or in shadow ever new, Alma Mater , Alma Mater , I love you. Two Ilpiiiratum WE THE CLASS OF 1949 DO GRATEFULLY DEDI¬ CATE THIS YEARBOOK TO ONE WHO HAS DE¬ VOTED HIS TIME AND PATIENCE IN MAKING OUR DAYS IN SCHOOL HAPPY AND MEMOR¬ ABLE. IN HIS FIRST YEAR AS PRINCIPAL OF WI-HI EVERYONE HAS COME TO THINK A LOT OF: MR. WILLIAM B. JONES. Three Five (Lacey) LACEY WASHINGTON AUSTIN, JR. December 18, 1931 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Student Council I; Wi-Hi News Reporter II, III; Junior Class Play; President ol Junior Class; Monitor III, IV; Business Manager of Wi-Hi News III; Vice-President of Dramatic Club IV; U. N. Assembly IV; The Kings English IV; Intramural Sports I; Freshman Play I. Ambition: Television Engineer. Remembered by: The girls. JOHN ROBERT BEDS WORTH (Bob) October 27, 1931 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: May Day I, II; Student Council I, II; Gym Ex¬ hibition I, II; Varsity Basketball II; Varsity Football III, IV; Monitor III, IV; Home Room Secretary IV; U. N. Play IV; National Eeducation Week Broadcast IV. Ambition: College. Remembered by: His blond (?) hair. JAMES BOUNDS (Jimmy) March 20, 1930 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Baseball II, III. Ambition: Play baseball. Remembered by: Going to the Dentist. ALVIN R. BOZMAN (Alvin) March 3, 1931 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Red Cross III; Intramural Basketball II, III; Field Day I. Ambition: To buy a Big League Baseball Team. Remembered by: His quietness. MAURICE PAIGE BRITTINGHAM (Maurice) January 20, 1932 — Powellville, Md. Activities: Soccer III, IV; Baseball III; Monitor IV; Field Day I; Intramural Basketball II. Ambition: Navy. Remembered by: The soccer team. Six ELIZABETH WHITNALL CALCOTT (Betty) February 18, 1932 — Charlottesville, Va. Activities: G.A.A. I, II; Spirit ol 47 ; Varsity Basketball II, III, IV, Press Club III, IV; Homeroom Officer III, IV; Junior Class Play, Monitor III, IV; Student Council Officer IV; Senior Prom Committee; Historian IV; Ensemble I, IV; Wi-Hi News Staff IV; U. N. Assembly IV; Kings English IV; Dra¬ matic Club IV, Psychology Assembly. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher. Remembered by: Alan. DOROTHEA MAE CHATHAM (Dot) December 13, 1930 — Philadelphia, Pa. Activities Wi-Hi News Representative I; Red Cross Repre¬ sentative II, III; Junior Class Play III; Intramural Basketball II, III, Ensemble IV; Monitor IV. Ambition: To become a wife. Remembered by: Her red hair. VIRGINIA MARIE CHRISTIAN (Ginny) June 10, 1929 — Andalusia, Pa. Activities Manager of Basketball IV; Intramural Sports I, II; G.A.A. Club I; May Day I; Gym Exhibition I, II; Fashion Show, Wi Hi News Staff III, IV; Press Club III, IV; Fieldball III, IV; Volleyball III; Junior Class Treasurer; Junior Class Play; Monitor III, IV; United Nations Assembly IV; King ' s English IV; Dramatic Club IV. Ambition: Nurse. Remembered by: Her swell personality. NANCY IRENE COLLINS October 3, 1931 — Laurel, Del. Activities Basketball I, II, III; Volleyball I, II, III, May Day III; Monitor IV; Chorus I, I, III, IV; Operetta IV; U. N. As¬ sembly IV; Library II; Fashion Show II; Minstrel II. Ambition: Nurse. Remembered by: Her fast talking. PATRICIA ELIZABETH COLLINS (Pat) January 16, 1931 — Atlantic City, N. J. Activities: Cafeteria Committee I, II; G.A.A. I, III; Human Relations Council III; Monitor IV; Homeroom Secretary IV; U. N. Assembly IV; Yearbook Staff IV. Ambition: Medical Missionary or P. W. Remembered by: Arguing in Mr. Howard ' s Chemistry Class. Seven LEONARD EUGENE CULVER (Cudey) April 3, 1?31 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Soccer I; Baseball II; Monitor III, IV. Ambition: To play baseball. Remembered by: Mr. Jones in P. O. D. SHIRLEY LOU CULVER (Shirl) November 13, 1930 — Salisbury, Md Activities: Field Hockey I; Basketball I; Softball I; Girls ' Chorus I; Music Concert I; Glee Club I, II, III; Spirit of ”47 II; Ensemble II, III, IV; May Day II; Feast of the Little Lan¬ terns III; Campus Reverie Girls IV; Field Ball IV; Christmas Programs I, II, III, IV; Maryland Al l State Chorus IV; Broad¬ cast I, II, III, IV. Ambition: College. Remembered by: Her singing. RICHARD CUSHING DANA, II (Dick) June 17, 1929 — Nyack, N. Y. Ambition: Boats, and a blonde. Remembered by: Physics Class. OTIS LEE DAVIS, JR. (Lee) January 4, 1932 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Junior Class Play; Senior English Play; Monitor III, IV; Football Manager II; Dramatic Club IV; Intramural Basketball II; Field Day I. Ambition: Own a small business. Remembered by: His bow ties. RICHARD DAVIS (Dick) January 15, 1931 — Atlantic, Va. Activities: Varsity Soccer II, III, IV; Varsity Baseball III; Varsity Basketball Manager II; Field Day I; Monogram Club II, III; Gym Exhibitions I, II; Intramural Basketball II, IV; Intramural Ping-Pong II; English Class Assembly IV; Mon¬ itor IV. Ambition: Professional Basketball. Remembered by: His Red Shield Jacket. NORMA CORRINE ELLIOTT (Norma) November 12, 1931 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Student Council Representative I; Footlight Revue I; Glee Club I, II; Ensemble IV; Campus Reverie Girls IV; Intramural Basketball III; Junior Class Play; Secretary of Junior Class; Red Cross Representative IV; The Kings Eng¬ lish IV; Monitor HI. IV; Secretary of Senior Class; President of Student Librarians; Prom Committee; Treasurer of Home¬ room IV. Ambition: Secretary. Remembered by: Her friendliness. THOMAS BRANCH FAISON (Tommy) September 11, 1930 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Freshman Play I; Glee Club I, II, III; Band IV; Gym Exhibition II. Ambition: Army Air Corps. Remembered by: His brown eyes. CHARLOTTE LEE FARLOW (Charlotte) September 13, 1931 — Salisbury, Md. Activities V arsity Field Ball I, II, IV; Varsity Volley Ball III; May Day I, II; Monitor IV; Student Council Represent¬ ative II; Homeroom Play I; U. N. Assembly IV; Gym Exhi¬ bition I, II Varsity Basketball IV; Intramural Field Hockey I, II; Fashion Show. Ambition To be a Physical Education Teacher. Remembered by: Her trophies. ROBERT FIELDS (Bob) November 14, 1931 — Fruitland, Md. Activities: Band I, II, III, IV. Ambition: Band Work. Remembered by: His saxaphone. JOSEPH WILLIAM GODFREY (Joe) November 12, 1930 — Snow Hill, Md. Activities: Intramural Sports I, II; Field Day II; Soccer II, III, IV; Baseball III, IV; President of Homeroom IV; Monitor Ambition: To Graduate. Remembered by: His lateness. Nine DONALD HENRY HAMPSHIRE (Don) July 26, 1931 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Intramural Basketball I; Band I, II, III, IV; Con¬ cert II, III, IV; U. N. Assembly IV; Yearbook Stall IV; Dance Committee IV. Ambition: Radio Announcer or Salesman. Remembered by: His Pontiac. LLOYD WESLEY HARRINGTON April 3, 1931 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Football I, IV; Junior Class Play; Homeroom Sec¬ retary III, Senior Class Vice-President; Wi-Hi News Staff IV; Baseball II, III; Monitor III, IV; Field Day I; Gym Exhibition II; Intramural Basketball II; Senior English Play; Homeroom President IV; Student Council IV; Intramural Football IV; Press Club IV; Prom Committee; Psychology Assembly IV. MERRILL ELWOOD HARRINGTON (Buddy) October 25, 1931 — Delmar, Del. Ambition: Undecided. Remembered by: His driving. LESTER EDWIN HATTON, JR. (Pee Wee) May 28, 1931 — Mardela, Md. Activities: Band III, IV; Soccer III, IV; Baseball II, III, IV; Student Council II; Senior Class Piay. Ambition: Taxidermist. Remembered by: Stuffing animals. GEORGE THOREL HENDERSON (Thorel) November 1, 1927 — Milford, Del. Activities: U. S. Navy 2 1 years; Homeroom II, III, IV; Year¬ book Staff; Wi-Hi News Staff III, IV; Gym Exhibition II, English Class Play IV; U. N. Assembly IV; Junior Class Play III; Monitor III, IV; Glee Club III, IV; Feast o fthe Little Lan¬ terns III; Spirit of “47 . Ambition: To join U.S.O. Camp Shows. Remembered by: Everybody. Ten CARROLL RICHARD HUMLER (Dick) March 16, 1928 — Baltimore, Md. Activities: Glee Club II, III, IV; U. S. Navy three years; Stu¬ dent Council IV; Red Cross IV; English Class Play IV; Monitor III, IV. Ambition: C. P. A. Remembered by: His flying over. RODNEY ELMER JOHNSON (Rodney) July 14, 1929 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Model Airplane Club I; Homeroom Vice-President I, High Jump I; Band II; May Day II; Gym Exhibition II; Music Production II, III, IV, Monitor III, IV; Homeroom Treas¬ urer IV; U. N. Assembly IV; Kings English IV. Ambition: Undecided. Remembered by: Hunting wild life. WILLIAM RYDER JONES, JR. (Bill) July 31, 1931 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Junior Class Play, Stage Committee; United Na¬ tions Play. Ambition: Two years college and then to Air Cadet School. Remembered by: Chewing gum. WILLIAM ASA KNICELEY (Bill) February 15, 1931 — Garrison, Pa. Activities; Soccer I, II, III, IV; Basketball II, III, IV; Band IV; The Kings English IV, United Nations Play IV; Baseball III; Minstrel III; Track Team II, III; Softball I; Class President IV. Ambition: Insurance Business. Remembered by: Ann. GEORGE MALLY (George) December 14, 1930 — Riverside, N. J. Activities: Football I, II, III, IV; Track III. Ambition: Who knows? Remembered by: His curly hair. Eleven MARY JEANNE PRYOR (Fuzzy) February 28, 1931 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Gym Exhibition I; Homeroom Secretary I, II; Junior Class Play III; Monitor III, IV; Manager of Basketball Team IV; The Kings English IV; P.O.D. Assembly IV. Ambition: Secretary. Remembered by: Her ability to make people laugh. DOROTHY FRANCES RICHARDSON (Dot) December 4, 1931 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Spirit of 47 ; Fashion Show I; Intramural Basket¬ ball II; May Day II; Secretary Homeroom III; Junior Class Play III; Monitor III, IV; Wi-Hi News Staff IV; Press Club IV; Student Council IV; Ensemble IV; United Nations Assembly IV Editor of Yearbook IV; Dramatic Club IV; Kings English IV; Senior Prom Committee. Ambition: Getting Hitched. Remembered by. Emory. NANCY RICHARDSON (Nancy) January 25, 1931 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Field Day I; Basketball I; Footlight Revue; Fash¬ ion Show; Student Council Representative; Intramural Sports I; Press Club III, IV; Assistant Librarian III; Assistant Editor Wi-Hi News III; Editor-in-Chief of Wi-Hi News IV; Glee Club II; Monitor IV. Ambition: To install elevators in Wi-Hi. Remembered by: Knitting socks for Charles. WILLIAM AYERS RILEY (Bill) May 3, 1931 — Parsonsburg, Md. Activities: Junior Class Play III; Red Cross Representative II; Student Council III; Gym Exhibitions I, II; Field Day I. Ambition: A tramp. Remembered by: His size. WILLIAM ELVIN RUARK (Billy) October 16, 1931 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Junior Class Play. Ambition: Trucking Business. Remembered by: Miss Wootten. Twelve WILLIAM EDWARD SENKBEIL (Bill) November 7, 1930 — Green Hill, Md. Activities: Football I. Ambition Explorer. Remembered by: His front tooth. PAUL SHELDON (Paul) March 23, 1931 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Junior Class Play III; Key Club; Student Council President. Ambition: A business of his own. Remembered by: St udent Council. ROBERT OSCAR SHORT (Bud) June 24, 1931 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Gym Exhibit II; Junior Class Play, stage Com¬ mittee III; Monitor III, IV; Key Club IV. Ambition: To get out of school. Remembered by: His dungarees. DONALD HUMPHREYS SIMMS (Don) May 1, 1930 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Football I, II, III, IV; Homeroom President III, Wi- Hi News Reporter IV; Red Cross Representative II, Intra¬ mural Basketball II; Spirit of 47 II; Feast of the Little Lan¬ terns III; Variety Show; Footlight Revue; H. M. S. Pinafore Operetta IV, Monitor IV; J. V. Basketball II. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher. Remembered by: Football team. PHILLIP WILLIAM SLACUM (Phil) September 19, 1930 — Cambridge, Md. Activities: Soccer II, III, IV; Junior Class Play III; Intramural Basketball I, II; Field Day I, II; Monogram Club III; U N Assembly IV; English Class Play IV; Basketball IV- Gym Exhibition I, II; Monitor IV; Red Cross Representative II, III; Homeroom Vice-President II. Ambition: Who knows? Remembered by: His ability to argue. Thirteen JAMES EDWARD STEWART (Jim) December 19, 1930 — West Boylston, Mass. Activities: Monitor IV; Psychology Assembly III; Junior Class Play III; English Class Play IV. Ambition: Army Engineers. Remembered by: Mrs. Smith. WILLARD GERALD WALLACE (Willard) March 10, 1932 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Soccer Manager II. Ambition: To be Principal ol W. H. S. Remembered by: His motor scooter. ELIZABETH JANE WHITE (B.J.) February 18, 1931 — Pittsville, Md. Activities: Wi-Hi News Representative IV. Ambition: Getting Married. Remembered by: Her earrings. MARGARET LOIS WILLIAMS (Lois) October 18, 1930 — Salisbury, Md. Activities: Ensemble IV; Manager Basketball IV, Monitor III, IV; Junior Class Play; The Kings English Play. Ambition: Bookkeeper. Remembered by: Her wags. JAMES SHERIDAN WILSON (Jimmy) August 7, 1929 — Baltimore, Md. Activities: President ol Homeroom I, III; Footlight Revue I; Junior and Senior Banquet Show I, II; May Day I; Vice- President of Homeroom II; Intramural Basketball II; Second Vice-President of Student Council; Junior Class Play; As¬ sociate Editor of Wi-Hi News; Student Council IV; U. N. Assembly IV; Variety Show; Hallowe ' en Show; The Kings English IV; Monitor IV; Radio Broadcast IV; President of Press Club IV; President of Dramatic Club IV. Ambition: Show Business. Remembered by: B. O. Trio. Fourteen EDWIN YOUNGER (Eddie) December 27, 1931 — Mt. Airey, N. C. Activities Monitor IV; U. N. Assembly IV; Junior Class Play III; Field Day; Spirit of 47 ; Feast of the Little Lanterns. Ambition: U. S. Navy. Remembered by: Eleanor. i A. Johnson, B. Calcott, W. Knicelcy , Pres.; L. Harrington , N . Elliott. CLASS COLORS — Blue and White CLASS FLOWER — Forget -me-not CLASS MOTTO — Success is by acting, not wishing Fifteen Senior Hass History FRESHMAN YEAR After all of our years in grammar school, we have at last reached the most interesting and exciting part of school life, Freshmen at Wicomico High. In room 25, there were only boys. It became known as the Bachelor Club and all of the boys were very proud of the title. Our most interesting class was science. We were fascinated by the experiments we saw in the Lab. We did not have many interests as Freshies but some of us did take part in May Day and Field Day. SOPHOMORE YEAR Back to school as Simple Sophomores . Girls and boys were placed together this year in Homerooms 24 and 25. Many transfers came to our class and in this way it was greatly enlarged. Our interest began to widen also. We took part in varsity and intra¬ mural sports, Ensemble, Press Club, Wi-Hi News Staff, and a musical, The Spirit of ' 47 ' ' , under the capable direction of Mr. Granville Eagler. All summer we looked forward with anticipation to the coming year when we would be luniors. JUNIOR YEAR This year the first thing we decided to do was elect our class officers. They were Bill Malone, President; Lacy Austin, Vice President; Virginia Christian, Treasurer; Norma Elliott, Secretary. We then started to work on the class play. There were many of us who tried out for it and after many weeks of practice came our play, Sneak Date . It was very successful and our thanks go to Miss Farlow and Miss Stewart for their help in making it possible. The Junior-Senior Banquet required much of our time after the play. We had fun decorating the cafeteria and getting ready for the big night. Everyone had a good time. We began to wonder what the next year would have in store for us. SENIOR YEAR Seniors at last. This year was by far the most wonderful year. We were all busy with one thing or another. Getting the newspaper out every two weeks was quite a dif¬ ficult job for our editor, Nancy Richardson. Work on the Yearbook required the efforts of all the Seniors and there was the Student Council which took much of our time also. Other activities were Press Club, Dramatic Club, and Key Club. Some of us were in the operetta H. M. S. Pinafore . Athletics, in which we were all interested, were under the direction of Miss Mary Morling Troy, Mr. Charles Berry, and Mr. Sam Siedel. Our class officers were Bill Kniceley, President; Lloyd Harrington, Vice-President; Norma Elliott, Secretary; Rodney Johnson, Treasurer; Betty Calcott, Historian. This was the year we had all looked forward to. Senior Prom, Junior-Senior Banquet, Senior Class Play and May Day. Now we regret¬ fully leave Wi-Hi with our memories and our thanks to the faculty and principal who have made our days here so pleasant. Sixteen Historian, Betty Calcott We, the members of the Senior Class, which is the class of nineteen hundred and forty- nine of Wicomico High School in Salisbury, that is in Wicomico County, in the State of Maryland, in the country of the United States, on the continent of North America, on the planet named Earth, being in as sound a mind and body as possibly can be expected after years of hard work, have reached the end. We make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking and annulling any and all wills made heretofore: A To our Alma Mater, we leave behind us many happy and joyful memories. B To our class advisor Mr. Morris Jones, we leave our sincere thanks for all the work he helped us accomplish. C To Mr. William Jones, we, the first class to graduate under his guidance, leave, hoping to have left an inspiration to carry on in Wi-Hi for many years to come. D And we of the Senior Class leave the following bequeaths: 1. Phil Slacum leaves the school at 8:30. 2. Bill Ruark leaves his height to Cecil Lewis. 3. Betty Calcott leaves Alan Guerrerri wondering who is going to do his homework. 4. Dot Richardson leaves on her honeymoon, Emory bringing up the rear. 5. We leave Thorel Henderson to anyone who wants him. 6. Jimmy Bounds leaves his fourth last quail and his fifth. 7. Richard Dana leaves Patsy Morgan. 8. Richard Humler leaves as a Bride-To-Be. 9. Charlotte Farlow leaves her love for horses to Pat Cavanaugh. 10. Rodney Johnson leaves his station to anyone who wants to get gassed up. 11. Shirley Culver leaves her musical ability to Mr. Howard. 12. Ryder Jones leaves with any girl he can keep up with. 13. Dick Davis leaves his build to Charles Atlas. 14. Nancy Collins leaves her fast talking ability to Allan Carey. 15. Norma Elliott leaves her smoothness to Lynne Robins. 16. Merrill Harrington leaves his speed to the V-2 Rocket. 17. Jimmy Wilson leaves his two straightjackets to Tom Parker and Dick Moore. 18. Bill Senkbeil leaves his energy to Betty Flannery. 19. Paul Sheldon leaves his keyboard fingers to Betty Neimann. 20. Dot Chatham leaves her freckles to Hugh Shores. 21. Lloyd Harrington leaves Miss Farlow with a headache. 22. Edwin Younger leaves his finger to the shop. 23. Jimmy Stewart leaves his arguing to whom_ 24. George Malley leaves Becky. 25. Donnie Simms leaves Mr. Waller heartbroken. 26. Willard Wallace leaves Wi-Hi on his motor scooter. 27. Lacey Austin leaves his women to Artie Shaw. 28. Lee Davis leaves his Toni hairdo to Betsy Bowen. 29. Jeanne Pryor leaves looking. 30. Alvin Bozman leaves blushing. 31. Betty Jane White leaves chasing Joe. 32. Maurice Brittingham leaves shooting the cows and bull. 33. Lester Hatton leaves stuffed. Seventeeni 34. Bob Beds worth leaves his peroxide to Joan Dulany. 35. We leave Bill Riley undecided. 36. Lois Williams leaves her appendix to the hospital. 37. Donald Hampshire leaves Wi-Hi dry. (?) 38. Nancy Richardson leaves her artistic ability to Bob Lohr. 39. Pat Collins leaves Miss Farlow. 40. Tommy Faison leaves his brown eyes to Shirley Yohe. 41. Robert Fields leaves his saxophone to his brother Jerry. 42. Bill Kniceley leaves his bow ties to Mr. Seidel. 43. Virginia Christian leaves in a blue Plymouth. 44. Robert Short leaves to visit Uncle Sam. 45. Leonard Culver leaves his haircut to Victor Mature. 46. Joe Godfrey finally leaves. Signea The Class of 49 Gazing down into my crystal ball Fate has fallen upon us all And this history has come to pass Of the nineteen hundred and 49 class. Some of us have been put in chains Still others have gained a little brains So lend us your ears and eyes For this is what we prophesize On Ocean City Road on a hill Wi-Hi is standing still Believe it or not Mr. Howard is sane So all his work was not in vain After we left Miss Farlow passed out And she still is not up yet and about. CHARLOTTE FARLOW has tried all resources She has now taught her children to ride horses. LACEY AUSTIN is quite a card Since he joined the U. S. Coast Guard. Down the road lives JEANNE PRYOR Still trying to fix her father ' s flat tire. WILLARD WALLACE, as you can see Isn ' t as fast as a telegraph key. Because she stuffed herself with Bond Bread VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN has a pain in her head. BILL SENKBEIL still hasn ' t said a word But a new land he discovered, we heard. MERRILL HARRINGTON is still going fast For two State Troopers he has just passed. Eighteen DOT RICHARDSON has changed her life For now she is Emory Leonard ' s wife. LEE DAVIS has no worries anymore For at least he has his own store. BETTY CALCOTT called another boy ”Hon Now Alan is really on the run. BILL KNICELEY is now building a barn Because he and Anne are living on a farm. LOIS WILLIAMS, you can now hear or see For she is in the telephone office, busy as a bee. If you see a glare of blond in the air Don ' t be alarmed, it ' s BOB BEDSWORTH ' S hair. BETTY IANE WHITE used to play tennis But now she ' s changed her name to Ennis. JIMMY WILSON has won great fame And now he has a remembered name. RICHARD HUMLER said he’d fly all over But he just can ' t seem to get past Dover. JOE GODFREY has now reached his fame For now baseball holds his name. LESTER HATTON went out West He chose the one that was the best. MAURICE BRITTINGHAM has a sore arm From digging potatoes on his farm. NORMA ELLIOTT is now in Beacom ' s College Trying to gain some needed knowledge. BILLY RILEY, the girls all call Because now he is 6 ft. tall. SHIRLEY CULVER has gone far Because she ' s now a singing star. JIMMY BOUNDS is never late He just found a steady date. Some sympathy JIMMY STEWART ' S needing A cop just caught him for speeding. GEORGE MALLEY now likes this town Because Becky said she ' d settle down. DOT CHATHAM ' S really on the beam She ' s now raising a basketball team. ALVIN BOZMAN is well fed But did you ever see him when his face wasn ' t red? LEONARD CULVER is now well known ' Cause now he is manufacturing combs. NANCY RICHARDSON found a four leaf clover Now she ' s known the world over. More of Anne, RODNEY JOHNSON wanted to see So now he ' s in training a doctor to be. Nineteen PHIL SLACUM is no longer a bum He ' s now living on his father ' s income. DONALD HAMPSHIRE said an actor he ' d be; if he could And now we hear he ' s finally reached Hollywood. About NANCY COLLINS you need have no fear Her fast talking really got her somewhere. His profession, BILL JONES has chose For now he is washing other people ' s clothes. DICK DAVIS is having some fun ' Cause he just hit a home-run. PAT COLLINS is busy as a bee ' Cause in college she takes psychology. BILL RUARK, a big shot ,no less For now he ' s in the trucking business. Have you seen THOREL HENDERSON? He ' s got a new convertible and having some fun. Do you know what BUD SHORT ' S doing? He just published a book of poems. DONNIE SIMMS is singing the blues Because he can ' t find any worthwhile news. ROBERT FIELDS sure is sore They put his sax in the closet and locked the door. DICK DANA really got a bargain ' Cause now he ' s engaged to Patsy Morgan. TOMMY FAISON never, never cries ' Cause he might wet those big brown eyes. EDWIN YOUNGER got himself a girl Know who it is? It ' s Eleanor Merrill. PAUL SHELDON has his name on the office door ' Cause now he is president of his own store. LLOYD HARRINGTON has really gone far ' Cause he bought himself a new car. Whether these things be false or true They are left entirely up to you. Twenty $mov n rom T wenty-one OPERETTA H.M.S. PINAFORE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY P. Cavanaugh, P. Sarbanes, S, Butler , J, Culver, B. Jones , N. Todd, N. Thurston, J. Ahtes, H. Smith , . Langeler , P. Morgan, D. Collins, D. Miller , P. Lankford, 0. Culver, B. Hardesty, Y. Harris, D. Boermann. Twenty-two ELEVENTH GRADE — ROOM 21 TOP ROW — B. Longfellow, W. Brumbley, S. Bradley, 1). Smith, 1). Brown, F. Brittingham, J. Cul¬ ver, G. Culver, J. Adkins, l). Longfellow. SECOND ROW — P. Dahlinger, R. Ayers, ' B. Chandler, E. Clark, A. Chatham, D. Malone, B. Bell, . . Dennis, G. Savage, . . Atkinson. THIRD ROW — P. Cavanaugh, D. Boermann, J. Ahtes, N. Dashiell, C. Malone, F. Anderson, J. Beach, G. Baylis, I). Baker, Miss Mr ore. FOURTH ROW — L. Womack, D. Miller, Wi-Hi News Reg.; A. Cantlay Stu¬ dent Council; B. Dashiell, V.-Pres.; D. Collins, Pres.; C. Toadvine, Sec.-Treas.; S. Butter, Red Cross Rep. ROOM 23 TOP ROW —• II. Sclvr, D. Pi,::, Red Cress Rep.; B. Posey, D. Taylor, J. Smith, H. Shores P. Sarbanes, S. Krause, J. Furbush, B. Kelley. SECOND ROW — I). Feeney, B. Kirwan, Y. Harris, B. McNamara, . . Burgett, S. J. Purnell, L. Phillips, M. L. Parsons, J. Posey, B. Taylor. THIRD ROW — L. M. Fi,xwell, K. Gordy, ’. Bradley, L. Smith, C. Green, S. Hammond, M. L. McGrath, L. Taylor, N. Simms. P. Stevens. FOURTH ROW — B. Hardesty. V.-Pres.; J. Parsons, Pres.; H. Smith, Sec.; .4. McGrath, Student Council Rep.; M. E. McCaffery, Wi-Hi News Reporter; A. Parsons, Treas. Twenty-three ROOM 28 TOP ROW — N. Todd, D. Disharoon, M. Trader, C. Truitt, J. Wimbrow, T. Tcadvine, J. Elliott, D. Goslee, W. McCready, R. Webster. SECOND ROW — N. Thurston, A. Winters, M. Workrrum, B. Dykes, M. Wacksmuth, E. Topfer, N. Williams, M. Whittington, .J. Tull, R. Wootten. THIRD ROW — J. Crowley, B. Lowe, J. Webster, B. Flannery, J. L. Dick, B. Derickson, J. Townsend, B. Ayers, L. Morris, Miss A. Stewart. FOURTH ROW — D. Wickham. Red Cross Rep.; H. Gordy, V.-Pres.; H. Tull, Wi-Hi News Reporter; B. Elzey, Student Council Rep.; S. Mace, Sec.-Treas.; P. Morgan, Pres. ROOM 29 TOP ROW — W McAllister, J. Jackson, B. Lankford, V. Jones, E. Hearn, L. Wilkins, A. Guernen, B. Jenkins. SECOND ROW — H. White. R Brasure. R. Marshall, B. Niemann, N. Jackson, P.Larmore, B. Jones, B. Jacobs, B. Konieczny, P. Kane. THIRD ROW — P. Littleton. T. Hearn, J. Holloway, E. Holland, M. Kaiser, M. Senkbeil, A. Matthews, D. Jones, H. Jones, Mrs. Disharoori, Teacher. FOURTH ROW _ R. Lohr, V.-Pres.; H. Lavgeler, Student Council; B. Morris, Pres.; R. Hastings, Sec.-Treas.; E. Murrell, Red Cross Rep.; V. ' Kenney, Wi-Hi News. Twenty-four TENTH GRADE — ROOM 19 TOP ROW — F. Thompson , W. Guy, A. Nickerscn, T. Wright, C. Pliipps, C. Ayres, C. Phillips, P. Mitchell. SECOND ROW — . . P. P hip pin, J. Twilley, E. Venables, L. Phillips, R. Martin, H. Packey, A. Parker, J. Owens, Mr. Jones. THIRD ROW — N. Morris, H. Mumford, A. Webb, V. Neumann, J. Watson, B. Richardson, J. Webster, V. Willey, B. Overton. FOURTH ROW — R. Hamill, V.-Pres.; L. Moore, Pres.; C. Purcell, News Staff; P. Parks, Jr., Red Cross Rep.; G. Parler, Student Council; P. Morgan, Sec. Absent — C. Howard, J. White. ROOM 20 TOP ROW — M. Townsend, A. Carrick, R. Brumbly, R. Carter, W. Bounds. J. Todd, L. Maczis. J. Bnttingham. SECOND ROW —j L. Booth, B. Bowen. N. Gunby, D. Ruark , R. Bennett , M Bounds V. Bnttingham, B. Austin, Miss H. Warren. THIRD ROW — N. Bedsworth, B. Barlup, I. Bounds A. Rademaker, S. King, R. Wicken, S. Coffin, J. Bounds, C. Carmen, F. Benson. FOURTH ROW — M. Bull. Student Council; C. Bennett , Red Cross; D. Ball, Treasurer; R. Brown, President of Home room; D. Walters, V.-President; B. Carey, Wi-HiReporter, B. Bogage, Secretary. Twenty-five ROOM 26 TOP ROW _ B. Burton, Sports Reporter: D. On by, S. Dunn, W. Schoonover, S Quillen, B. White, Treas■ L Curtiss, C. Rathgeber. SECOND ROW — R. Webster B Carmine, B. Ehnc, M. Culver, N Causey, L. Dykes, R. Hopkins, E. Andersen, L. Kelley. THIRD ROW—B. Stacey, Sports Report¬ er: J. Dulany, H. Dickenson, L. Coffin, J. Shores, P. Carleton, J. Fields, Mrs. Morrison Teacher. FOURTH ROW — . Creyghton, Student Council Rep.: B. Elliott, Program Chairman; L. White, Sec.: B. Williams, Pres.; S. Young. Wi-Hi News Rep.; J. White, Red Cross Rep. Absent — H. Williams, V.-Pres.; D. Shockley, T. Cimino, R. Cordrey, J. Ribble, D. Cochran, E. Smith. ROOM 31 TOP ROW J. Shivers. R. Hales, H. C. Heame. Ill, H. Lewis, K. Garrison, C. Tribeck, ' 1 . Hayman. B Phippin, B. Gordy. SECOND ROW — R. Rohm, B. Hopkins, B. Furness, E. Hastings, P. Heame, V. Esham, C. Stewart, R. Jones, B. Jones. THIRD ROW - B. A. Jackson, P. Hutclnson, V. Greene P. Gardner, K. Stevenson, ,1. Smith, 4. Hammond, P Hitchens, M. Lesnar, Mr. Nims FOl RTH ROW — R. Gladden, Sec.-Treas.; R. Vollmer, V.-Pres.; M. Hoppes. Red tress Rep.; I. Sullivan Stu¬ dent Council Rep.; S. Givans, Pres.; J. Hastings, Wi-Hi News Reporter. ABSENT — P. Hatton, D. French. Twenty-six ROOM 32 TOP ROW — R. Keiper, S Lay field, C. Malone, W. Williams, R. Wootten, A. Kelly, ?. Ward, 7 Mes- sick. SECOND ROW — J. Jenkins, J. McAllister , M. McGee, Mrs. Taylor, J. Campbell, C. Lohr, J. Marshall, .7. Dennett, . Smith. THIRD ROW — .4. Mo.hler, J. Merryman, C. Luff man, P. Miles, B. Tawes, TV. M .S, J. Truitt, S. Travers, L. Taylor. FOURTH ROW — 7£. McGrath, Student Council; B. Jones . Per Cross Rep.; S. Taylor , PTi-Z i News Rep.; B. Walls, Pres.; J. Witte, V.-Pres.; R. Town¬ send, Sec.; C. Niblett , Treas. NINTH GRADE — ROOM 3 TOP POflf — G. Bounds, E. Braniecki, C. Murphy, .4. Donovan, Z). Smith, D. Flester, C. Coulboumc, C. Blizzard, . Bailey, P. Barker. SECOND ROW — G. Benson, J. Wenger, L. Davis, B. Austin, W. Adkins, S. Bozman, B. Collins, M. A. Campbell, J. Brewington, B. Rayne, M. Murphy , Miss JTi7- Zcins. THIRD ROW — ZC. Church, E. Brumbley, A. Brown, . Cantlay, R. Pettus, TV. Bromiley, B. Bailey, TV. Abbott , .4. Brasure, B. Bowden. FOURTH ROW — B. Bennett, Red Cross Rep.; I. Brad¬ ley, Treas.; D. Ryan, Wi-Hi News Rep.; E. Bums, Pres.; C. Bethard, Sec.; W. Campbell, V.-Pres . Twenty-seven ROOM 5 TOP ROW — P. Pryor. D. Parsons, L. Parsrns, R. Carletcn, E. Tope, J. Kirwan, F. Pusey, J. Riley, F. Perdue. SECOND ROW — D. Riley, W. Phippin, .4. PmP, J. Rademaker, B. A. Heath, A. Nock, B. Nelson, J. Phillips, A. Parsons, Miss Porter. THIRD ROW — S. Robinson, R. Ham- bury, P. Morris , E. Parsons, M. Pusey, P. Phoebus , ?. Niblett, J. A. Murrell, I Hatton, M. L. Richardson. FOURTH ROW — P. Murrell, Student Council Rep.; S. Nock, Wi-Hi News Reporter; L. Robins, Sec.; N. Parsons, Red Cross Rep.; C. Mortimer, Pres.; B. Nock, V.-Pres,; E. Perdue, Treas. ROOM 8 TOP ROW — R. Schilling, D. Timmons, C. Feeny, D. Townsend, R. Smith, C. Dulany, B. Dolbey, W. Taylor, A. Savage, G. Seatm. SECOND ROW — J. Shockley, J. Hearne, J. Stewart, E. Todd, B. Sharrar , J. Rogers, L. Tilghman, M. Shockley, B. Tilghman, Mrs. Cera Gordy Smith. THIRD ROW — F, Dallas, E. Cropper, J. Collins, R. Stein, B. Steere, J. Savage, P. Tawes, S. Smith, M. Daisey, S. Taylor. FOURTH ROW — J. Taylor, E. M. Williams, J. Smith, R. Foskey, C. Woodward, D. Sadick, K. Smith. Twenty-eight ROOM 9 TOP ROW — G. Gordy, W. Hoover, E. Hughes, B. Handy, ft. Kincaid, D. Goslee, B. Humphreys, L. Hedges , . . Lewis. SECOND ROW — S. Hoover, N. ftiwr , ft. Harr, ft. Dennis, P. Jones, Konieczny, N. Kcmmerer, .4. Kennedey, ft. Jones, Miss Wootton . THIRD ROW — M. J. Cedars, .4. L. Johnson, ft. Gravenor, J. Hopkins, C. Davis, M. Jerman, P. Hill, J. Noble, ft. Horsman, J. Green. FOURTH ROW — X 7 . Holloway, Student Council Rep.; C. Hitch, Pres.; ft. Griffin, Treas.; P. Schoonover, Wi- Hi News Rep.; ft. Hutton. V.-Pres.; L. Jones , ftec.; ft. Jones, Red Cross Rep. ABSENT — 1 ft. Hop- kins , .4. Hilghman, K. Franks. ROOM 27 TOP ftOH 7 — M. McGowan, H. White, ft. Welch,..E. Taylor, P. Skiles, W. Turner, ft. fteac , 7. Wtm- brow, ft. Warrington . SftCONft ft OH 7 — N. Wiwgrate, Af. Twilley, J. White, J. White, J. White, T. Parker ft. Dixon, S . Willey. THIRD ROW — B. Heaster ft. Meise, N. Webster, ft. Foxwell, P. Vickers, S. Ward. S. Evans, ft. W ' arte, ft. ft. Erwood. FOURTH ROW — u. XTaters, fter Cross Rep.; ft. Moore, V.-PresJ. Graham, Treas.; S. Truitt,..Pres.; ft. Poyntcr, Sec.; M. White, Student Coww- e?7; J. Twilley, Wi-Hi Reporter. Twenty-nine BOOM 30 TOP ROW — J. Marvel, E. Lewis, G. McAllister, P. Packey, M. Long , D. Tart , P. Morris, . Massey, 7 Lewis , V. Malcolm. SECOND ROW — C. Metz, S. Downs , A . Dry den, N. Marvel , B. Messicky I. Horsman, R. LeCates t S. Merrikeny R. Deputy, R. Lay field, W. 1 aC ates. THIRD ROW — I). Moons, S. Laws, W. Mills , E. Miller, E. Lewis , P. McDaniel, M. Lacy, P. L. Matthews, E. Mes- sick, R. Marshall . FOURTH ROW — Mrs. Graham, J. Messicky Red Cross Rep.; S. Salmons, Pres.; B. Disharoon, Student Council Rep.; P. McCaffrey , Sec.; C. Lawrence, V.-Pres.; W. Parker, Wi-Hi Reporter. ABSENT — T. Winters, P. McGowan, R. Comhden. EIGHTH GRADE — ROOM 11 TOP POW — L . Records. E. Parsons, W. Pusey , O. Perdue, W. Petti, H. Quillen, K. Evans, R. Bartschy J. Oshcme. SECOND ROW — P. Patey, J. Purnell, M. Dixon, C. Ralph, J. Wells, S. Boyman, Mr. Eagler. THIRD ROW — S. WasMitm, Per Cross; C. Trader, . Pryor, P. Pusey, B. Purcell, J. Perry, A. Owens, A. Parker. FOURTH ROW — P. Rabb, Sec.; S. Webster, Treas., and W i-Hi News Rep.; E. Quillen, res.; B. Parker, V.-Pres.; G. Parsons, Student Council Rep. Thirty ROOM 12 TOP ROW — W. Carey, B. Bounds, R. Davis, L. Disharocn, ft. Dahlstrom, H. Culver, ft. Cannon. SECOND ROW — ft. Messick, ft. Marsey, C. RVhsfer, ) Cornell, ft. ft. Ccnway, ft. Causey, ft. Davis, Mr. Seidel. THIRD ROW — Af. Doepp , ft. McMichael, ft. Dana. M. Dick, ft. Davis, ft. Daugherty, N. Cannon, A. Sherman . FOURTH ROW — L. Ryan, Sec.; ft. Davis, Red Cross Rep.; ft. Elliott, V.-Pres.; I). Calcott, Pres.; A. White, Student Council; C. Carey, Reporter; N. Christian, Treas. ROOM 13 ftOft ft OPT — ft. Reddish, G. Morris, I). Bethard, A. Wells , ft. Tyndall, .4. Conley, I). Wagner. SEC- ON ) ftOR r — ft. WVnte, ). R’ tife, . PFzen, L. Wells, W. Wyatt, W. White, L. Riley, Mr. Mitchell. THIRD ROW — O. Williams, V. Williamson. Y. Willing, ft. Wimbrow, M. A. Willey; H Waterman, , . Wilson , A. M. Wilkins, ft. Wilkins . FOURTH ROW — J. Dorman , Treas.; I). Welts, Wi-Hi News Reporter; ft. Kawalec, V.-Pres.; ft. U7Ate, Pres.; N. Windsor, Sec.; ft. Wafter, Jr., fter Cross Rep.; E. Parsons, Student Council Rep. Thirty-one ROOM 15 TOP ROW — C. Newton, H. Meise, J. McHugh % A. Bedsworth , B. Mott, J. Leutze, E. Brotemarkle, D. Lynch, D. Long. SECOND ROW — B. Littleton , H. Morins, G. Messick, T. Pusey, M. Townsend, D. Littleton , G. Messick, R. Ayers, G, Malone. THIRD ROW — B. Lowe, B. Cauffman, K. Livingston, M. Jones, H. Litow, B. Lyons, C. McConnell, B. Nelson, K. Morris. FOURTH ROW — D. McDaniel, V.-Pres.; J. Matthews, Sec.; V. Nock , Pres.; S. Marguilos, Wi-Hi News Reporter; N. Nordstrom, Student Council Rep.; J. Moore, Red Cross Rep.; Mrs. Murray. ROOM 16 TOP ROW — M. Killmon. D. Kenney. G. Hotton,..C. Kelly, S. Horsey, P. Lang, R. Hopkins, J. John¬ son, D. Lee. SECOND ROW — S. Hill. P. Dixon, M. Kirwan, M. Hopkins, H. Cooper, D. Kniceley, J. Kirby, B. Jones, V.-Pres.; Mrs. B. Allen, Teacher. THIRD ROW — J. Isenhour, E. Johnson, A. Deputy . L. Travers, N. Laws, Pres.: B. Homer, D. Homer, R. Holloway, L. Larmcre. FOURTH ROW C. Killvwn, D. Janes, S. Kenny, D. Hillman. B. Langler. Thirty-two ROOM 17 TOP ROW — W. Ennis, L. Johnson, T. Graef, J. Baker, A. Glasgow , C. . Fisher. SECOND ROW — C. 7orr i , L. Foskey, ft. F lurer, K. Ennis, . . Ryrrf, N. Hastings, ?. German, M. Cor drey. THIRD ROW — D. Hastings, S. Halts, F. Gravenor, S. Giordano, N. Godfrey M. Hobbs, L. Feeney N : Foskey. FOURTH ROW — C. Hardesty, Pres.; P. Fields, Sec.; H. Baker , V.-Pres.; M. Fields, Jr., Red Cross Rep.; B. Hardiman, Student Council. ROOM 18 r OP POTF — Tingle, C. Smith, J Watscn, R. Townsend, J. Sloane, R. Smith. SECOND ROW — Mrs. Dick. M. E. Shrieves, E. M. Wilson, A. Rosen. Sec.; H. Todd, P. Taylor, S. M. Davis, R. Sink - bed. THIRD ROW — L. Serman, A. Travers, B. Tingle, N. Twilley, B. Steele, L. Smith, M. Toad- mne F. Santoro. FOURTH ROW — P. Sullivan, Wi-Hi News Rep.; B. Smith. Pres.; A. Owens, Student ( owned Rep.; J. Small , Treas.; G. Truitt, Red Cress Rep.; N. Ruark, Chairman of Bulletin Board. Thrity-three ROOM 33 TOP ROW _ J Barnett. C. Atkins ' n, R. Bonniwell, R. Booth, G. Bounds, H. Adams, I Brewington, M Adkins SECOND ROW _ C. Bogaae. V. Tail. S. Webster, B. . . Tw r ’ev. E. Tull, J. A anew, E. Hammond R. BoZoen. Miss Dobson.; THIRD ROW-J T , S.H ga .Wha V I Bnt ham. H. Adkins. S. Brown. . . Austin, R. Ballard. A. Ball, FOURTH ROW — P. Ayers ireas., L. Bgrd, N. D. Bonniwell, Wi-Hi News Rep.: R. Brown, Pres.; h. Burnett, V.-Pres.; I. Bradley, Sec., E, Brown , Student Government Rep. ABSENT — J R- Beauchamp, The winners of the contest for the sale of the most Yearbooks was Room No. 8. Tho r names appear below: Richard Seaton Beryl Sharrar Janes Shockley Margaret Shockley James Smith Kenneth Smith Robert Smith Shirley Smith Barbara Steere Ruth Stein Jean Stewart Patricia Tawes Janice Taylor Slyvia Taylor Walter Taylor Barbara Tilghman Lorraine Tilghman Donald Timmons Emily Todd Donald Townsend Ellen Williams Carole Woodward Maria Daisey Florance Dallas Charles Dulany Boyd Dolbey Jacqueline Collins Emily Cropper Charles Feeney Roland Foskey Jean Hearn Jacqueline Regers Delores Sadick Alton Savage Jane Savage Robert Schilling Thirty-four ACTIVITIES Thirty-five mm TOM TOM STAFF STANDING — Mr. Jones. SEATED — T. Henderson, D. Richard- son , P. Collins , D. Hampshire. EDITOR IN CHIEF _ ASSOCIATE _ ADVERTISING MANAGER BUSINESS MANAGER _ ART EDITORS SPORTS EDITOR _ DOROTHY RICHARDSON PAT COLLINS THOREL HENDERSON DONALD HAMPSHIRE NANCY RICHARDSON DOT CHATHAM ... SHIRLEY CULVER COMMITTEES VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN RODNEY JOHNSON LOIS WILLIAMS JIMMIE WILSON NORMA ELLIOTT CHARLOTTE FARLOW LEE DAVIS JEANNE PRYOR LACEY AUSTIN PHILIP SLACUM LLOYD HARRINGTON ic We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to all of those who helped make the yearbook possible, to everyone who bought an ad, gave a donation, or bought a yearbook Thirty-Six Wl-HI NEWS STAFF TOP ROW — M. M. Dick, B. A . Jackscn, L. Harrington, H. Tull, (7. Baylis, R. Ben¬ nett, C. Tendrine. SECOND ROW — TV. Simms, . L. Dick, A. Cant-lay, « . Culver, V. Christian, 7?. Calcott, D. Richardson, R. Stein, D. Miller, L. Byrd. THIRD ROW — T. Henderson, L. Austin, P. Dahlinger, TV. Richardson, Editor-in-Chief; J. Wilscn, B. Jtries, N. Jackson. PRESS CLUB POP ROW — E. Cropper, P. .4. Jackson , S. Young, S. Taylor, J. Hastings, J. Radamaker. J. Ahtes. J. Waters, R. Bennett, TV. Richardson. SECOND ROW — F. Dallas, P. Schoonover, C. Woodward, M. M. Dick, J. L. Dick, M. E. McCaffrey, V. Kenney, G. Baylis, C. Toadvine, L. Byrd, J . Twilley, S. Kenney. THIRD ROW —’ P. Nock, R. Stein, F. Anderson, A. Cantlay, J. Culver, V . Christian, B. Calcott, D. Richardson, I). Miller, N. Simms, FOURTH ROW — B. Jones, H. Tull, N. Jackson, T. Henderson, P. Dahlinger, L. Harrington, L. Austin, J. Wilson . Thirty-nine STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW — A. Owens, H. Tangier, R. Elzey, E. Brown, E. McGrath, A. McGrath, B. Disharoon. SECOND ROW — M. Bull , L. Harrington, J. Wilson, R. Humler , I. Sullivan, N. Nordstrum, L. Brit ting ham, A. White. THIRD ROW — Miss Wootton, Advisor; J. Creyton, A. Carter, A. Cantlay, V. Holloway . M. White, D. Downs, E. Par¬ sons, G. Parsons. FOURTH ROW — H. Gordy. 3rd V.-PresB. Calcott, 1st V.-Pres.; B. Flannery , Sec.; P. Sheldon , Pres.; N. Todd, 2nd V.-Pres. DRAMATIC CLUB TOP ROW — V. Kenney, D. Boermann, G. Culver, Y. Harris, B. Konieczzny. M. Sinkbeil. SECOND ROW — T. Henderson, L. Austin, T. Hearn % E. Toffer, .J. Pusey, B. Calcott, V. Christian. THIRD ROW — R. Hastings , J. Ahtes, L. Davis, J. Wilson, L. Wilkins, I). Miller , N. Dashiell, P. Larmore, Mr. Mitchell. Forty KEY CLUB TOP ROW — J. Jackson, P. Sarbanes, H. Langeler, R. Ayres, N. Todd. SECOND- ROW — Mr. Feather, P. Cavanaugh, B. Lankford, S. Krause, H. Gordy, D. Collins. THIRD ROW — P. Sheldon, J. Culver, L. Wilkins, R. Elzey, H. Tull, W. Morris. STUDENT LIBRARIANS FRONT ROW — A. Radamaker, R. Stein, N. Elliott, A. Winters, L. Phillips, F. Anderson. BACK ROW — P. Morgan, P. Morgan, I. Bounds. T. Henderson, Mrs. Horsley, N. Simms, J. Campbell, J. Taylor D. Boermann. Forty-one ENSEMBLE AND CHOIR 7 op ROW — T. Henderson. D. Disharoon. T. Cimino, J. Kirwan , S. Merrickan, R Wootten, S. Young, S. Taylor, A . Gunby, P. Stevens, 7?. Carmine, S . Ware , N. Ccllins. SECOND ROW — R Harness, R Messick, L. Taylor, 7. Campbell P. McCaffrey, M. Dryden, B. Neimann, R. Bennett, M. White, L. Coffin , N. Dashiell, M. E. McCaffrey, N. Simms, N. Causey, R Steevle, Mr. Eagler. THIRD ROW — J. Merry man, M. A. Bull, R .4. Jackson, C. Woodworth, N. Parstns, A. Nock, N. Elliott, R Calcott, D. Richardson, A. McGrath. FOURTH ROW — S. Culver, N. Kemmer, P. Morgan, J. Mc¬ Allister, E. Venables, J. Twilley. B. Jones, P. Vilkers, J . Watson, 7. Taylor, M. Campbell . FIFTH ROW — R Sharrar, L. Williams, E. Williams, D. Cochran, B. Bowen, R. Stein, D . Chatham. EIGHTH GRADE GLEE CLUB TOP POW — Mr. Eagler, N. Twilley, S. Dana , 7. Small, L. Smith, N. Windsor, D. Cornell, B. Langeler. SECOND ROW - M. E. Doepp, M. M. Dick, C. Trader R. Davis, S. Hastings, B. Wimbrow, Y. Willing . THIRD ROW — S . Washburn, M. A. Willey, 7. Perr? , R Purcell, E. Parsons, N. D. Bonniwell, S. Webster, secy.; N. Nordstrom, pres.; C. Killman, treas. Forty-two TOP ROW —- . . Fields , S. Krause, T. Faison, H. I learn. SECOND ROW—B. Gordy, Bounds W. K nice ley, R. Fields, A. Conley, S. Merriken, L. Mm, C. Dulany, ,4. Rademaker, C. Coul- bourn, R. Beach, H . Morris. THIRD ROW — .4. Jupina , L. Hatton, ' M. Townsend, I). Hamp¬ shire, G. Parker, J. Beach, C. Toadvine, N. Abbot , E. Trader, B. Handy, S . Hoover. FOURTH ROW — i4. Molder, S. Twilley, R. Foskey, R. Brown, A. Savage, R. Schilling, J. Jenkins, J. Bennett. B. Barlup. R. Karalec. T. Pusey , J. R idemaker, N. Moore. FIFTH ROW — B. Over- ton, V. Neumann, S . Downes, S. Taylor, Cheerleaders. 6 Forty-four CHEERLEADERS STANDING — R. Hastings, B. Elliott, D. Miller, N. Jackson. KNEELING _ C. Malone. FIELDBALL TOP ROW — N. Kemmerer, MngrD. Shockley, B. Bowen , B. L. Jones, J. Merryman, .4. Cantlay , ?. Hastings, C. Stewart , Miss TVoy, Cone ?. SECOND ROW —• J. Frw- ieezny , Z . Tawes , (?. Baylis, . Bounds , L. Jones , V. Christian , Z� . L. Jones. THIRD ROW — L. Phillips , ?. Niemann , ?. Flannery , ?. Konieczny , Capt.; S. Culver , C. Far- ow’, C. Lohr. Forty-five GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TOP ROW — Miss Troy, Coach; Jeanne Pryor, Mn.gr.; A. Cantlay, I. Bounds, C. Malone, fl. Dick¬ inson, D. Slrckley , L. Wiltiarns, Mngr.; V. Christian, Mngr. BOTTOM ROW — G. Baylis, B. L. Jones , fl. Flannery , fl. Calcott, Copt.; C. Farlow, M. E. McCaffrey, B . Bowen. SOCCER TOP flOW 7 — fl. Lohr. fl. Dam, F. Brittinghnm. C. fli rrf, fl. W r e e i, fl. Kniceley, fl. Moms, D. Disharcon , A. Carrick, Coach Seidel. SECOND ROW — fl. Ayers, , . Barnett. C. Phipps, S. Bradley, B. Longfellow, J. Baker , fl. Kirwan. N. Christian, fl. JWyafl. Tfl flD flOTW — fl. Garnson, fl. Nock, M . Brittingham, P. Slacum , fl. Burton, D. Hopkins, K. Burnett, M. Franks . Forty-six BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL nm R rtnw , n ' j) i celel ' M ;,, T Y ule , r ' H ; C ' ? r(jfv ' 9 ' Lewis R - HamiU, R. Dixon, Mr. Seidel, 882 ; IZ - r ■ • D ■ SEC- Smith. JUNIOR BOYS ' BASKETBALL f o r c IrZJjMF.,7:„T- Ha y m ™’ D - Vollmer, R. Moore, K. Franks, T. Parker, Mr. Seidel. SECOND ROU — J. Ahtes, Mngr.; R. Jones, C. Phipps, C. Phillips, J. Burnett, E . Bramecki, Mngr . F or ty-seven BASEBALL BOTTOM ROW — Conch Berry, R. Davis, R. Dixon. D. Smith, S. Krause, D. Brown, H. C. Hearn, R I ankford H Shores, Mnqr.; K. Franks. SECOND ROW — (!. Bounds, L. Culver, J Bounds, P. SarhZes B Lohr,K. Garrison, H. Williams, B. Smith. THIRD ROW -R-Foskey, R. ■! ” ' ’£■ Pone. A. Kelly, R. Bonneville, G. Mortimer, B. Nock, Z. Waters. Mngr. TOI ROW G. M ms. Mngr.; N. Christian, H. White, Mngr. VOLLEYBALL STANDING — Miss Troy, P. Larmore, B. Bell, H. Dickinson, B. Jones, M. Frazer, D Shockley M. Puiy 1 Bounds A. Cantleiy, P. Bradley, I. Cantlay, J. Collins. SEATED - G. Bayhs, R. Hopkins, C. Farlow , B. Flannery, L. Phillips, J. Hearn, B. Bowen , I . Gaidener. Forty-eight FOOTBALL TOl ROW — K Franfcs, R. Gladden, W. Campbell, R. Wootten. J. Smith, T. Hayman, E. Reddish, J. Jackson, A Kelley. SECOND ROM — M ' . Culver, D. Longfellow, P. Dahlinger, T. Parker, E. TTf ' fpn MW 0 ™!? n- ,Fl er Z eri ’ R A Dashiell, D. Simms, D. Pirie, R. Hammill, W. Jones. THIRD ROW — R Dixon, H. Tull, S. Dana, D. Brown, H. Shores, G. Malley, C. Lawrence, H. Gordv R. Ayers. FOURTH ROW — Mr. Berry. S. Quillen, L. Harrington, J. Adkins, B. Moore, R. Jones’, R. Bedsworth, D. Moore, N. Todd, R. Elzey, B. Walls, Mngr. The year began with three good teams, each playing hard. The fieldball team had a very good year. To our new coach, Miss Troy, we surely can say thank you. The soccer team had an average year. The boys were young, but with the good coaching of Mr. Seidel they got experience which they hope will help them next year. The football squad did a good job. They welcome Coach Berry back to Wi-Hi. They also had young boys, so they will be keeping the most of the squad for next year. Thanks to those boys who will be leaving, for a wonderful job. The team enjoyed playing under the lights on their own field. Thanks to the P.T.A., for giving us the thing we had dreamed of for so long. The basketball teams had a hard schedule, but the girls and the boys both did a fine job of bringing home many victories for the school. The girls ' basketball team made a fine showing for the year, with the excellent coach¬ ing of Miss Troy. The girls really took over at the beginning of the season, but made several bows to opposing teams. All in all the team did a splendid job. The boys ' basketball team had a victorious year, with only three losses; they deserve all the thanks we can give them. To the boys we say, Well Done . Thanks to M r. Seidel for the valuable coaching he gave them. The basketball team will keep most of the squad for next year. Congratulations to the boys who played in the play-offs for state champion¬ ships, for the excellent games. Three cheers for both the girls and boys, on all of the Wi-Hi athletic teams. Forty-nine SCORES Fieldball Soccer WHS WHS Mardela _ 10 4 3 2 3 0 7 0 Delmar _ 3 7 7 1 2 3 5 0 Hebron _ 3 7 0 2 3 9 10 Pittsville _ 3 7 0 4 3 3 12 30 40 24 11 Football WHS Seaford _ _ _ _ _ 20 0 Laurel _ _ _ 20 6 Georgetown _ - _ 19 0 Milford _ _ 13 13 Cambridge _ _ 0 44 Rehoboth _ _ _ _ 6 12 Bridgeville _ _ 13 12 Westminister ------ _ 0 0 91 87 Basketball Girls Boys WHS WHS Vienna _ _ 17 13 37 17 Princess Anne _ _ _ 21 21 38 20 15 14 46 24 Snow Hill _ _ _ _ _ 32 12 38 13 40 11 39 24 Oak Hall _ _ 32 25 35 19 Millsboro _ _ ... 27 13 49 21 12 10 52 44 Seaford _ — 29 42 42 28 Laurel - — _ 29 20 44 39 31 35 38 45 Dover _ __ — 34 45 50 25 Mardela _ _ _ _ _ .. 17 21 54 26 15 24 64 45 Rehoboth _ .. 11 16 44 30 21 24 47 33 Cambridge 17 24 49 25 20 24 29 38 Annapolis _ - 23 30 Cantonsville _ _ _ _ 36 33 Fifty WHAT GOES ON AT WI - HI Watch out, Einstein! Congressional Secretaries in the making. Fifty-one That New Look is Functional. Future Homemakers of America. Fifty-two These boys can fix anything from rattles to radios. WeTl get that May Bridge yet! Fifty-three THESE LADIES ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR MANY FINE LUNCHES HEALTHY BODIES MAKE SOUND MINDS STANDING — B. Hardesty. J. L. Dick , B. L. Jones , C. Bennett, N. Bedsworth, J. Heame, C. Pur¬ cell. A. Cantlay, B. J. Richardson , C. Lohr f J. Greenfeld, J. Dulany , D. Cochran , L. TFi’ZZicms. PYRAMID — Top, J . Atcheson; Second, « . Bennett , . Marshall; Third , ,S. Mace, D. Richardson, Boiven; Bottom , Af. i?. Bounds, P. Morgan, B. Dirickson, H. Dickenson. Fifty-four ★ As we leave Wi Hi we remember the as¬ sistance and understanding of all the faculty. Our thanks go to Mr. Morris Jones for a suc¬ cessful yearbook, Mr. Dalton Howard for a wonderful prom, and Miss Hester Farlow for a Senior Class Play. We shall treasure these fond memories always. Fifty-five Congratulations to Class of 1949 SALISBURY PLATE GLASS CO. DEALTON T. BOOTH, Proprietor Dial 22141 SALISBURY .MARYLAND Koontz Creamery Distributors of CITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 521 SALISBURY MARYLAND North End Esso Servicecenter AT TMf V £sso. Slow JOHN M. WIMBROW, Proprietor Phone 1722 SALISBURY MARYLAND Parkway Motors W. Austin Moore, Sr. “The Old Reliable” Commercial Printing LOCUST ST. SALISBURY, MI). Chrysler - Plymouth E. Main Street SALISBURY MARYLAND Powell Motor Co. BUICK Sales - Service Salisbury Boulevard SALISBURY MARYLAND W. Howard Dennis Atlantic Hi Arc Lubrication and Service Phone Willards 2130 POWELLVILLE MARYLAND West’s Confectioery Home of Fine Foods SALISBURY MARYLAND Kelly’s Pharmacy E. Church Street SALISBURY MARYLAND Fifty-six If- - = Hospitality At Your Peninsula Pharmacy Sauerhoff Motor Sa es Hospital Drugstore CADILLAC Compliments Of Sales - Service Johnson Glass Co. Snow Hill Road and Lonust Street E. Main Street Compliments Of Compliments Of Tiny Tot Diaper Service, Inc. Southern States Co-op., Inc. “It ' s Toj)s For Bottoms” (southern) ksTATt Oriole Store Equipment Co. xgSpJ 1101 West Main Street Farm Owned and Operated Feed - Seed - Farm Supplies SALISBURY MARYLAND SALISBURY MARYLAND Marion Jones Skeeter Reed Eastern Shore Body Works Radiator Repairing - Painting Body and Fender Repairing Truck Covers - Glass SALISBURY MARYLAND Manson W. Owens Frigidaire - Maytag - Coleman Sales - Service POWELLVILLE MARYLAND B . K Drive In Sodas - Sandwiches SALISBURY MARYLAND Compliments of — E. G. Davis Candy Co. Ocean City Blvd. SALISBURY MARYLAND Bill Frank Gertrude Compliments Of Elite Cleaners DELMAR SALISBURY Fifty-seven Preston W. Burbage Jeweler SALISBURY MARYLAND SALISBURY PRINTING COMPANY Broiler Equipment Co. PARSONSBURG MARYLAND “Better Living Through Automatic Management ” G. E. Rounds Co. Wilbur M. Rounds SALISBURY MARYLAND Johnny’s Sammy’s Dinners - Sodas - Sandwiches L. W. Gunby Company Satisb u ry Bo u le vard SA LISBURY MARYLAND SALISBURY MARYLAND Doody Bldg., Main, Mill and Doody St. DOODY BROTHERS MARION KENT, Owner GROCERIES SALISBURY MARYLAND Johnson’s Service Station s it n o c o Gas - Oil Main and Baptist Street SALISBURY MARYLAND Fifty-eight r =nz HASTINGS HATCHERY PARSONSBURG MARYLAND Jj HAYMAN’S PHARMACY Albin A. Hay man Cor. W. Main and Lake Street | SALISBURY MARYLAND HERMAN W. ENGLISH Jeweler 104 South Division Street SALISBURY MARYLAND Fifty-nine PAINTING Interior and Exterior Estimates Without Obligation Louis Richar dson Fleming’s Confectionery 307 Mount Street SALISBURY MARYLAND Phone 1462 Wicomico County Farm Bureau Co-Operative N. Division Street Association, Inc. SALISBURY MARYLAND Owned by Farmers - Run by Farmers SALISBURY MARYLAND - ■ - =11 - -- DEL-MAR-VA MASTER Cleaners and Dyers 228 S. Division Street MUIM1V SALISBURY MARYLAND Bottling Company Phone 42 - M Compliments And Best Wishes OF THE Following Leading Businessess OF Salisbury, Art Linnen Shop Benedict, the Florist Benjamins Bounds Taylor Brittingham Motors Burnett - Walton W. C. Carey Son Culver’s Flower Shop County Trust Co. Edwards Farmers Merchants Bank V. V. Hughes Sons Lee Johnson, Inc. The Lee Shoppe Leeds Twilley Maryland Miller Electric Co. Nathan’s J. C. Penney Co. Photo-Lite Studios Vernon Powell Shoe Co. R. E. Powell Co. Quillin-Valliant, Inc. Ralph Gaskill, Inc. Salisbury Brick Co. Salisbury Milling Co. Salisbury National Bank Schleisner Company Ulman Sons White Leonard Wicomico Garage May You Always Be The Winner! YOUR HOME OF FINE QUALITY FURNITURE From Whatever Angle You Look At Life, May You Successfully Meet The Challenge Camden Avenue , Salisbury SALISBURY - POCOMOKE THAT SAYS ALL OF IT FOR THE MOTORIST — — srn BREAD AT ITS BEST from FRIENDS Sixty-three HOMESTEAD DAIRY PRODUCTS Quality Dairy Products Only Eastern Shore Guernsey Milk Sold In Salisbury 800 SNOW HILL ROAD SALISBURY MARYLAND R. D. GRIER SONS CO. Mechanical Engineering Service SALISBURY MARYLAND Sixty-four Specialist in Radio and Front End Repairs SALISBURY MARYLAND II ILL k JIIII S II i Funeral Home ESTABLISHED BY GEORGE HILL IN 1877 BAILEY ' S Aubrey L. Bailey Cleaning - Pressing - Dying Hat Cleaning and Blocking 414 W. Main Street SALISBURY MARYLAND Sixty-five JENKINS BROTHERS Plumbing and Heating CAMDEN AVE. (AT BRIDGE) SALISBURY MARYLAND MILLS MOTOR SALES, Inc. DE SOTO — PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Salisbury Boulevard SALISBURY MARYLAND JOHN A. PRICE Wholesale Distributor FRUITS AND PRODUCE SALISBURY MARYLAND SHORE DISTRIBUTORS, Inc. Wholesale Plumbing and Heating Supplies To The Trade Only SALISBURY MARYLAND Sixty-six SALISBURY CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO., Inc. CINDER AND CEMENT BLOCKS SALISBURY MARYLAND Mom’s Cut Rate Avenue Theatre DELMAR DELAWARE FRUITLAND MARYLAND Diamond Globe Theatre Corp. -i - ■ ■ —?! Congratulations To The Class Of 1949 The Gordy Drug Co. Salisbury’s Prescription Pharmacy 313 E. Main Street SALISBURY MARYLAND Salisbury Transit Co., Inc. EASTERN SHORE CONSTRUCTION CO. ‘The Shore ' s Largest And Oldest Roofing and Siding Contractors Truitt and Benny St. — Dial 22522 SALISBURY MARYLAND Sixty-seven SAL SBURY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS — SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Salisbury Boulevard and Carroll Avenue SALISBURY MARYLAND Art Craft Electrical Supply Co. SALISBURY MARYLAND Star Laundry SALISBURY MARYLAND R. J. Waller Son SALISBURY MARYLAND bj - J 1 i Compliments Sincerest Best Wishes From ULMAN THEATRE CORP. DIXONS Jewelers Operating Boulevard . 1100 Seats Ulman . 925 State New 500 Seats SALISBURY MARYLAND 2500 Seats On Main Street SALISBURY MARYLAND Sixty-eight Bowers Owens Phi loo - R.C.A. - Victor Radio and Television Phone Willards 2058 POWELL VILLE MARYLAND Culver’s Men Shop “The Place To Go For The Brands You Know” PHONE 7211 IN DELMAR Del-Mar-Va Hardware Corp. Wholesale Exclusively SALISBURY MARYLAND Richard W. Fields Jeweler Expert Watch Repairing Jewelry of all kinds repaired Quick returns — All work guaranteed 501 W. Main Street SALISBURY MARYLAND M. J. Taylor Food Market Delicatessen Frozen Foods - Quality Meats E. Main and Mt. Hermon Rd. o ro PAINT f COMPANY 317 L. fain Congratulations To Class of 49 Brittingham’s Confectionery S. Division Street H. O. Langrall Home Furnishings 117-119 Market SALISBURY MARYLAND W. E. Sheppard Co. Wholesale Grocers And High School Girls Love Us City Delivery Service SALISBURY MARYLAND Morris Cut Rate SALISBURY M.ARYLAND Camden and Market Street SALISBURY MARYLAND Sixty-nine l l ll Compliments Of S. Denmead Kolb Real Estate - Insurance SALISBURY MARYLAND Compliments Of Harris J. Riggin Bell’s Grocery Frozen Foods Groceries - Meats - Vegetables SALISBURY MARYLAND Compliments Of Nock’s Shoe Store DIVISION AT MAIN ST. The Hannaman - Burroughs Co. Contraction Engineers Black Top Driveways and Earth Moving SALISBURY MARYLAND Law’s Food Market Confectionery Open 7 days a week Complete Food Market Fountain Service Newspaper and Magazines 1715 N. Division St. Culvers Motor Co. OLDSMOBILE Sales Service SALISBURY MARYLAND Compliments Of RESCO 1203 N. Division St. SALISBURY MARYLAND Complimen ts Of ‘‘Kenny’s On The Corner” Restaurant West Main and Isabella SALISBURY MARYLAND Krause and Taylor Compliments To Graduating Class of 1940 Sturgis Electric Co. Refrigeration - Appliances Sales - Service Delmar Road S A LI SBU R Y M ARY LAN D Voigt’s Hobby and Soprt Shop SALISBURY MARYLAND Seventy Duncan Brothers, Inc. General Tire Distributor a KRAFT SYSTEM RECAPPING and REPAIRING Watson’s Smoke House Home Of PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Compliments Of The Dryden Cab Co. PHONE 90 Salisbury Bo ulevard SALISBURY MARYLAND Sanitary Food Market 505 W. Main Street SALISBURY MARYLAND Taylor Oil Co. Russell P. White Jeweler Diamonds - Birthstone Rings Watches - Pen and Pencil Sets Agent for Kirk Sterling Silver N. Division St. Phone 461 Geo. L. Ralph, Inc. Congratulates THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1949 Petroleum Products Delmar Motors, Inc. KAISER - FRAZER Sales - Service Lake Street - Phone 1690 SALISBURY MARYLAND Seventy-one Lewis Confectionery SINCE 1883 - — -- Davis Esso Servicenter HOLLOWAY CO. Funeral Home Western Auto Associate Store 1 •• SALISBURY MARYLAND ! -jj SALISBURY BATTERY CO. EASTERN SHORE Ql ct ' ucaf i jL ’ i .) IU fiPPLIflnCE CO ,e ‘c7Zr JL . JOHN KUHN Jeweler Wicomico Meat Grocery South Division Street SALISBURY MARYLAND Seventy-two E. Homer White Shoe Co. “Best Grade Shoes ” Main St. SALISBURY MARYLAND - —-; | Good Used Cars Bsthard’s Garage F. H. Bethard , Owner Geo. Henman, Salesman POWELL VILLE MARYLAND Cantwell’s “One Stop” FOOD MARKET Matthews Confectionery Fountain Service Toasted Sandwiches - Boxed C andies 222 S. Division Street SALISBURY MARYLAND Mart’s Men Shop MILTON MARMER, Proprietor Sklar’s Studio 112 West Main Street SALISBURY MARYLAND C. R. Hayman Son Brokers and Shippers Fancy Fruit and Produce SALISBURY MARYLAND Bailey’s Time Shop Watch Repairing 1141 2 West Main Street SALISBURY MARYLAND Gunby Seabrease Seeds - Hardware SALISBURY MARYLAND Johnson’s Radio Service Zenith Radios SALISBURY MARYLAND Herman’s Tydol Service Station W. Isabella and W. Main Street SALISBURY MARYLAND Jacob’s Food Market Meats - Fruits - Vegetables - Notions 407 Hammond Street SALISBURY MARYLAND Coiiins Furniture Co. Furniture - Rugs - Linoleum - Tile Venetian Blinds - Oil Buryiers 600 E. ChurcJi Street SALISBURY MARYLAND Eastern Shore News Co., Inc. SALISBURY MARYLAND Polar Bar - Frozen Custard East Main Street SALISBURY MARYLAND [---—- Farlow Truck Body Builders Ocean City Road SALISBURY MARYLAND Seventy-three Home Friendly Insurance Shore Pontiac Co. Sales - Service SALISBURY MARYLAND Jos. Lombardo Plumbing and Heating 107 Center Street ' Dial 5436 SALISBURY MARYLAND Peter Pan Diaper Service “Rock A Dry Baby” Phone 5774 OLIN T. ELZEY, Owner Richard Cooper Eastern Shore Glass Co. Salisbury Bouleva rd National Concrete Vault Co. SALISBURY MARYLAND Congratulations to the CLASS OF ’49 Congratulations to the CLASS OF ’49 Cavanaugh Motors, Inc. Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. Ford Cars and Trucks Lincoln and Mercury Cars DELMAR BLVD. SALISBURY, MD. CAMDEN ST. SALISBURY, MD. • ----1 Seventy-four PARKING IN REAR yfl GRILL 24-HOUR SERVICE ' W, I PROVICO COMPANY Advertiser Building Phone 2061 SALISBURY MARYLAND J. Roland Dashiell Sons Godsey Tractor Implement Co., Inc. Contractors for Ferguson Traetors GOVERNMENTAL BUILDINGS Ferguson System Implements INSTITUTIONAL BUILDINGS Sales - Service - Parts RAILROAD TERMINALS FOR COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC OIL HEAT See the New Phone 357 OIL-O-MATIC TODAY! Ralph R. Baker 111 W. College Ave. SALISBURY MARYLAND SALISBURY MARYLAND r -I| Seventy-five Maurice Farlow Horseshoeing Raymond Guthrie Groceries East Church St. SALISBURY MARYLAND LINWOOD MORRIS IMPLEMENT CO. Fat ' m Implements — Machinery PHONE 1382 SALISBURY MARYLAND BURNS, Inc. G.M.C. TRUCK Sales and Service SALISBURY MARYLAND DELMAR BOULEVARD Seventy-six