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

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JUNIOR RED CROSS The first of a series of Junior Red Cross meetings for the year was brought to order by our faculty advisor, Miss Roe. On October 28, 1952, we organized our group and chose the following officers: Kay Reed, President; Rosalee Lynch, Vice President; Andrea Wein, Two more drops in the bucket. Secretary; and Jean Morris, Treasurer. During the year we have had the annual Red Cross Drive in which we encouraged home¬ rooms to collect money for the less fortunate and needy fami¬ lies. For our project this year, we made bridge tallies and score pads to send to the Bolling Air Force Base. Don’t think it is all work and no play --at the end of the year we had a picnic as a re¬ ward for our interest and help in making the Club a success¬ ful one. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Faye White, Andrea Wien, Secretary; Kay Reed, President; Rosalee Lynch, Vice President; Jean Morris, Treasurer; Doris Calcott, Pat Waller. SECOND ROW; Miss Roe, Faculty Advisor; Elsie Ennis, Lois Brown, Shirley Willey, Mary Belle Smith, Sonny Livingston, Harriet Agnew, Irma Jean Dodd. THIRD ROW: Donald Messick, Ronny Reinhardt, Richard Adkins, Jim Kenney, Richard Parsons, Bruce Conner. Bill Phillips Bruce Wilson. FOURTH ROW; Charlotte Murphy, Barbara Marshall, Anna Grace Dell, Alberta Parker, Adrion Nock, Charlotte Hopkins, Pat Ruark. 10

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LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT - RIGHT: Ann Brittingham, Program Chairman; Audrey Stanley, Publicity Chairman; Joan Saunders, Doris Gootee, President; Rita Briglio, Sec¬ retary; Eulalie Webster, Marguerite Scott, Miss Hager, Librarian. SECOND ROW: Sandra Winklevoss, Linda Sehman. Bernice Peek, Rose Dryden, Mary F. Balassone, Bette Bailey, Helen Gray. Barbara Broughton, Loretta Bethards. THIRD ROW: Myrna Mae Campbell,Dorothy Senkbeil, Joyce Elliot, Carol Daugherty, Jean Figgs, Pat Walters, Wanda Hill, Ted Taylor, Edwin Hedges, FOURTH ROW: Faye Adkins, Peggy Graef, Mary Frances Ratcliffe, Maude Jenkins, Charlotte Haddock, Mae Hastings, Janet Williams, Norma Jean Fitzgerald, Inez Fields. The Library Assistants ' Club is a service organization which meets every other Wednesday. Its more than thirty members donate their services before school, during study halls, and after school. To serve our 1200 students efficiently would be impossible without the help of these student assistant librarians. Duties are many and varied. Some of these are: charging out material, finding and filing cards for books, shelving books, assisting students to find reference and recreational books, processing new books through the many steps before checking them out, pre¬ paring magazines for the racks, mending oldbooks, arranging exhibits, straighten¬ ing shelves, dusting, making and de¬ livering overdue notices, and collecting fines. Extra activities of the Club include an annual picnic or party and an assembly program written and directed by Club members. That ' ll be six cents, please. 9

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DEBATING CLUB In the fall of 1949, eighteen Wi-Hi juniors formed a debating club under Mrs. Dick. In 1950-51, the charter members, now seniors, did not want to leave the club; so, the constitution was amended to permit seniors as well as juniors to be members. In 1951-52, we made our debut into the social world by promoting a suc¬ cessful dance. Now, in 1952-53, we feel that we have begun the next stage of our de¬ velopment. From a small number, we have grown to a membership of forty- seven. Plans are being considered for making two divisions of the club to stimulate even more interest in pro¬ moting public debates. It is likely that we can affiliate with a national debating organization in the near future. The officers for this year were: Danny Wagner, President; Carolyn Carey, Vice President; Lee Levering, Recording Secretary; Dot Richards, Corresponding Secretary; Jim Leutze, Treasurer; Patsy Elliot, Program Chairman; Mary Mac Dick, Historian; and Bill Smith, Public Relations. The major topic for debate this year was: Resolved: That the Atlantic Pact na¬ tions should form a federal union. Maybe, but I think ... FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Carolyn Carey. Vice President; Patsy Elliot, Program Chairman; Danny Wag¬ ner, President; Lee Levering, Recording Secretary; Bill Smith, Public Relations; Dean Wells. SECOND ROW; Mrs. Dick, Faculty Advisor; Delbert Kohl, Boyd Bounds, Tom Tilghman, Ronnie Bowers, Bob Parker. THIRD ROW; Lorena Thomas, Paul Ayers, Kenneth Evans, King Burnett,Mary Mac Dick, Historian; Betty Jean Twilley, Dot Richards,Corresponding Secretary. FOURTH ROW; Billie Mae Green, Betty Hubeny, Carol Trader, Andrea Wien, Patty Sullivan,Charlotte Hardesty, Loraine Byrd. 11