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

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FINE AND PRACTICAL ARTS Mrs. JEAN B. WOOTTEN Knox College; Music, English. Mr. Purnell helps a stu¬ dent plan her picture. Mr. Squires and his stu¬ dents work out their problems together. Mr. Adair and his stu¬ dents work on a carbu¬ retor. Miss EDITH W. MATTHEWS Winthrop College; U. of N. C.; Home Ec. Mr. R. FRANKLIN PURNELL Maryland Insti¬ tute; Arts and Crafts. Mr. ERNEST T. CULLEN U. of Md.; Vocational Agri¬ culture. Miss JACQUELINE McMURRIAN Florida Southern College; Dra¬ matics, English II. Mr. WALLACE R. DUYER West Chester S. T. C.; Band. Miss McMurrian helps students learn the funda¬ mentals of make-up application. Mr. WARREN W. SQUIRES V. P. I.; Ind. Arts, Drafting, Algebra I. Mrs. BRANCHE H. PHILLIPS, Jr. Western Maryland College; Librarian. Mrs. Richardson, acting librarian, checks out books for students. Mr. WILLIAM R. ADAIR U. of Md.; Auto Mechanics. Mr. NICHOLAS M. GUILIANO Oswego S. T. C.; Ind. Arts, Driver ' Mr. Guiliano supervises many classroom projects. Ed. 8

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» SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. DALTON B. HOWARD Bridgewater College, Western Maryland Col¬ lege; Chemistry, Physics. Mrs. MARGUE¬ RITE H. LANKFORD Mississippi State College, Univer¬ sity of Colorado; Biology, Psy¬ chology. Mrs. Lankford points out the occipital bone. Mr. Howard demonstrates linear expansion to his physics students. Miss JOSEPHINE WARREN Western Maryland College; Biology. Mrs. RICHARD WOOD West Virginia University; Senior Science, Biology. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Mr. CLIFTON HOPE Washington Col¬ lege; George Washington U.; Psychology. Mr. MORRIS JONES University of Maryland; Problems of Democracy. Mrs. CHARLES POTTS Goucher College; U. S. History. Mr. LAWRENCE KNAPP Temple Uni¬ versity; World History. Mr. Jones exhibits Time.” Mr. GRAHAM SENTER Salisbury S. T. C., Lehigh Univer¬ sity; World History, Algebra I. Mr. RICHARD B. SHERIDAN, Jr. University of M aryland; P. O. D., Busi¬ ness Arithmetic, English. Mr. EDMUND C. LOWE B.S., Miss. Southern Col¬ lege, Indiana U.; U. S. History, P. O. D.

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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Miss HELEN E. PORTER Western Mary¬ land College; Shorthand, Of¬ fice Practice. Miss Porter, head of the department, has many duties. Mr. Cherry begins planning the day ' s work. Mr. VERNON O. GIFFIN Potomac S. T. C.; Fair¬ mont S. T. C.; Consumer Ec., G. B. T. Mr. CHARLES R. CHERRY East Carolina College; Typing I, II, Clerical Practice. Mrs. IRIS W. SCOTT N. W. Mo. State; Typing I. Mr. W. ELWOOD ROCHE Madison Col- lege; Typing, Bookkeeping. Mr. JAMES D. FARLEY Concord Col¬ lege; Gen. Bus., Personal Typing. Mr. WILLIA M J. BRODA Northern La. State; Gen. Bus., Bus. Arithmetic. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Knapp leaves the gym, hoping for more success next time. Miss MARY MORLING TROY U. of Md.; Phy¬ sical Ed., Biology. Mr. DENVER H. KNAPP W. Va. Uni¬ versity; Physical Ed.; U. S. History. Miss Troy signals time out. DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. JAMES B. MILLS U. of Md.; Driver Educa¬ tion. The driving teachers prepare to teach their students. Mr. LLOYD WESCOE U. of Ga.; Driver Edu¬ cation.