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

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CLASS WILL We, the real cool members of the real gone class of 1958 being of unsound minds, doubtful intelligence, un¬ known principles, and being the first class to graduate in the age of missiles, sputniks, and space stations bequeath this obnoxious piece of literature to the first class to graduate from the moon. DAVID ADKINS bequeaths his quiet ways to Mayhew Mills. MARION ADKINS leaves his amiability to Barry Mears. MARION (BUTCH) BAILEY leaves never having gotten his TB test. BILL BENNETT leaves never having driven over 50 mph. To Mitch Miller goes RONNIE BERMAN ' S talented oboe. MICHAEL BLOXHAM leaves his British accent to Sir Winston. DAVID BORNT beaueaths his gentlemanly ways to Johnny Routenburg. DON BOWDEN leaves as the Baptist church ' s most valuable basketball player. GENE AUTRY BOZMAN leaves for the wild west! HOWARD BOZMAN leaves 1st base open to anyone with the ability to fill it. EARL BRADFORD leaves as Dinky. In Jeannie ' s Chrysler. JOE BURACKER leaves. PHILIP CHATHAM bequeaths his blush to George Carey. GEORGE BURNETT leaves the coaches looking for a capable replacement. RICHARD CATLIN leaves as Mr. Cullen ' s handyman. To Richard Esham goes JIMMY CHRISTIAN’S popularity. CHUCK COCHRAN leaves shouting: Save your Con¬ federate money, boys. The South will rise again! RONNIE COMBS leaves trying to find his way out of the Pocomoke Forest. To George Gobel goes DON COOK’S well-trained hair. FRANK COOPER leaves his red sport coat to Don Gran¬ ger. STEVE COOPER leaves Bill Nock’s Pontiac defenseless. JOHN COTTON leaves for a flying career. HOWARD CULVER bequeaths his tape recorder to the Will Committee. MARGARET ABBOTT leaves Joyce to represent the Abbotts. ROBERTA ADKINS leaves as Robbie. BARBARA AYDELOTTE wills her figure to Venus De Milo. JO ANNE BEDSWORTH leaves reading the Bible from cover to cover. PATTY BOWMAN leaves her interest in others to Brenda Cou lboume. CHESTER DAVIS leaves his monkey shines to Doug Sargent. JUDY BOZMAN leaves as a cute lass in the senior class. PAT BROUGHTON leaves still admitting that she ' s trying to bait a hook. BEVERLY BUSHEY bequeaths the alto part to Phyllis Trice. To Bennet Cerf go DIANE CAMPBELL ' S anecdotes. DON DAVIS leaves the little green monsters motherless. MARY JANE CANNON leaves knowing all the apswers in Consumer Ec. NANCY CASSEL leaves her red hair to Alta Anne Focht. To Pat Boone goes FRANK DAVIS ' wonderful voice. DIANA CHAMBERS leaves her study habits to Pat Trader. PATTY CHANDLER wills her sun lamp to the Junior girls. MARY ANN CLARK leaves her creamy complexion to Virginia Glass. RONNIE DAVIS leaves all challengers by two car- lengths. CONNIE COOPER leaves to model for Mademoiselle. JUDY COOPER bequeaths her naivete to Sylvia Britting- ham. BEVERLEY CORDREY leaves her 4-H leadership to Pat Oakley. VIRGINIA CORE leaves Pat Dunbar to look after the C.A.P. DON DENNIS leaves his place on the baseball team to David Calloway. SUE COULBOURNE bequeaths her golf clubs to Pat Hendrickson. BETSY CULVER leaves in her Oldsmobile, but which one? To Joyce Murray goes GAIL CURTISS ' co-operative- ness. S. J. DISHAROON leaves his business ability to Rocke¬ feller. LEROY BLACKISTON leaves the unidentified objects to the GOC. WALTER DON AW AY leaves two fingers in Mr. Cullen ' s grinder. LINDA CURTISS leaves for M.I.T. SUSAN DASHIELL leaves to catch a med student at U. of Virginia. BEVERLY DAVIS drives away in her big M. MILDRED DAVIS leaves Mrs. Dick looking for another capable helper. BRUCE DOWNES bequeaths his knowledge to the Britannica. AL DUKES leaves in his 10 gallon ? hat. NANCY DISHAROON leaves her pretty legs to the majorettes. MARGARET DISHAROON leaves Mr. Purnell ' s class¬ room for good. ALEX DYKES leaves as Wi Hi’s representative in the agricultural world. EVERETT ELLIOTT leaves to chop trees--TIMBER. POLA DISHAROON leaves still running through WALK signs. DONNA DUNBAR leaves her vocal talent to her sister, Pat. BILL ELLIOTT leaves as the sweet, shy guy from Wi Hi. JIM ENGLISH leaves to build a fourth English Grill. DELORES DYKES bequeaths her attractive appearance to Judy Faye Davis. CAROLYN ELLIOTT bequeaths her excellent drawings to Mrs. Dick ' s next year ' s English classes. REBECCA ELLIOTT leaves asking questions in English class. 14

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OFFICERS, L. to R.: Betsy Culver, Treasurer; Steve Cooper, Vice-President; Linda Curtiss, Secretary; Gail Curtiss, Historian; Frank Lewis, President. SENIORS FACE THE FUTURE WITH FOND MEMORIES OF: SENIOR CLASS PLAY SENIOR PROM JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET SERMON TO THE GRADUATES COMMENCEMENT DECEMBER 5- 6 MAY 16 MAY 23 JUNE 1 JUNE 6 CLASS SONG: NEVER BE AFRAID CLASS COLORS: BLUE AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER: BLUE CARNATION With the ropes of the past, we ring the bells of the future.

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ANNE BLAYLOCK and FRANK EURE leave their Southern accents to Deacon Andy Griffith. NOEL FARMER leaves as Nellie. CHARLES FIELDS bequeaths his physique to Jerry King. PEGGY ELLIS leaves her patterns to McCalls. CAROL EVANS leaves her flute to Dolly Underwood. BOB FISHER leaves as a capable advertising manager. JOSEPH FOSKEY leaves his good (?) health to the Hadacol Co. PATTY EWELL leaves to walk down the aisle. ROSALIE FARLOW bequeaths her smile to Frances Powell. To Cynthia Elliott goes CAROL FIELDS slow smile. JEAN FOOKS leaves looking for someone to change a tire. RONNIE FOSKEY leaves his sweet little ways to Bill Rinnier. HUGH GIBBONS leaves for the world of public relations. JERRY GRIFFIN leaves his ability to pass away the time to Franklin Gillis. BILL HALES leaves wearing yellow socks. GLORIA FORD leaves her name to General Motors. ELIZABETH FOXWELL leaves her pleasant ways to Dottie Mace. BETH GREGORY bequeaths her artistic talents to Gwen Matlack. JEAN HALL leaves Miss Troy looking for a capable basketball manager. MARION GRIFFIN leaves as Grif-grif. PHIL HANDY leaves having been a member of the band. VAUGHN HOLLAND leaves having the only ' 56 Chevy with a padded dashboard. PHYLLIS HALL wills her quiet ways to Joanne Twilley. BETTY HAMMOND leaves her hands to Revlon. ROBERT HOLLOWAY leaves being everybody ' s buddy. FULTON HOPKINS leaves as Mr. Purnell ' s handyman. HUGH HOPKINS leaves ready for anything but more school. HELEN HARRINGTON bequeaths her pretty eyes to Nancy Emerson. JUDY HEARNE bequeaths her giggle to anyone who can make that crazy sound. JOHN HOPKINS leaves as tall, dark, and handsome. SYLVIA HARRINGTON leaves as quiet as a church - mouse. JOE HOWARD bequeaths his jungle call to the Ubangis. PAT HENDERSON leaves. . .my it ' s quiet! SUSANNE HINMAN leaves as the hostess with the mostest. DON HUGHES leaves now convinced that skinny girls do have oomph. JERRY JACKSON leaves remembered by Claudette. BRUCE JENKINS wills his winged skates to Mercury. JEANNE HOPKINS leaves her knack for getting along with everyone to Christie Carter. SUSAN HOWARD bequeaths her industriousness to Pat Phillips. PHYLLIS HUBBERT leaves Roberta Kelly to represent Quantico Road. BEVERLY INGERSOLL leaves her car in the no-parking zone. PAGE INSLEY leaves us wondering how to spell her first name. ED JENKINS leaves looking for a girl to bop with him. TOMMY JOHNSON leaves for the movies. ALBERT JONES leaves to build a reservation. DIAN JACKSON bequeaths her comb and mirror to anyone with time enough to use them. JUDY JEFFERSON leaves the fifth period study hall quiet. CHARLOTTE JENKINS leaves having made an im¬ pression. PEGGY JOHANNES leaves waiting for her man. DAVID JONES leaves the smoking area to the Junior class. BOB JONES leaves his car with double duals. ANNE JOHNSON bequeaths her witty comebacks to John Howard. To her sister Brenda goes CONNIE JOHNSON ' S baton. BONNIE JONES leaves as neat as a pin. JUDY JONES leaves waiting for the Marines. BILL JONES leaves as the senior class ' s movie star. KENNETH KENT leaves with the micronite filter. LAYNE KERLEY leaves as Wi Hi ' s impromptu pianist. RALPH KIMES leaves asking how. To Penny Williams go BARBARA KELLAM’S dark eyes. PAT KELLEY leaves saying: Good night, Sport. ELLEN KELLEY leaves her size to Martha Hill. MIKE KITZMILLER leaves his interest in music to Carolyn Price. SAM LECATES leaves his rosy cheeks to Mrs. Smullen. NEIL LECOMPTE leaves the girls looking for another dancing partner. ELLEN KEMMERER leaves still talking about her Ronald. RACHEL KIRWAN leaves as a Mrs. FRANK LEWIS leaves to take over where Einstein left off. JERRY LLOYD leaves in his jet-powered, high com¬ pression, customized, non-flow hot rod. CAROLYN LAWRENCE leaves as one of Snow White ' s seven little friends. PATRICIA LEWIS bequeaths her naughty smile to Connie Rodbell. To Rosalie Sherwell goes ALFREDA UEBERMANN’S ability to get things done. LEILA LINDFORS leaves having made many friends and warm feelings at Wi Hi. PAT LITTLETON leaves her dark curls to the Toni Twins. WAYNE LONG leaves having Mondays off to wash his car. J. D. LONGFELLOW bequeaths his voice to the King- fish. BILL MAJORS quietly walks away. JOAN MANZIONE leaves as the shortest and sweetest lass in the senior class. WANDA MARVEL and MILDRED OSBORNE leave for June weddings. CHARLOTTE MASSEY wills her angelic glow to Joan Evans. RICHARD MALONE leaves his hair to Elvis ' barber. JIMMY MATTHEWS bequeaths the dual exhaust on his car to Buddy Goff. DAVID NOCK leaves collecting all the A ' s in Con¬ sumer Ec. DOROTHY MEILHAMMER leaves everyone still trying to pronounce her last name. GAYLEEN MILLER wills her jacket to the Marines. JIMMY MAYERS leaves his roving eyes for the boys who will follow after him.