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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1966 volume:

Growth . . . Change . . . Improvement . . this is life. Only those institutions capable of adapting themselves to chang¬ ing conditions will endure. This year Wi- Hi has faced the problem of finding a new area of responsibility in the community. Consequently this year has been character¬ ized by change and improvement and this is the spirit that we have tried to capture in the 1966 TOM TOM. Salisbury is growing and so is Wi-Hi. This year has brought additions to the campus and im¬ provements in the curriculum. Individual study has encouraged able students, while team teach¬ ing and new equipment have bene¬ fited the whole school. While we have studied and worked, new attractions have been added to the campus. Equipment and buildings are not enough to educate young people. The human element must be present in the form of interested parents, capable supervisors, dedicated teachers, and an alert student body. Through the efforts of these people, working individ¬ ually and collectively, Wi-Hi has be¬ come a modern, efficient school that functions effectively in the community. 4 TOM TOM Wicomico Senior High School Salisbury , Maryland 1966 A less noticeable, yet more important change is that change which has occurred within us, the students. When we came to Wi-Hi, we came as children, unsure of our¬ selves and our world. Today we leave as young adults, ready to face, challenge, and change the world. Intellectually we have been well pre¬ pared. In Chemistry and Physics we began to understand what the universe is made of. In P.O.D. we encountered the prob¬ lems of our society; in Art and Drama we soared above the misery to the golden world of beauty. 9 Maturing is more than growing intellectually. It is social growth too. We learned to work together; we made friendships that will long outlast our school years. These, too, were important parts of our education. Sportsmanship is the goal of our athletic program. It is a concept that has been instilled in our athletes and in us. After hours of practice our classmates have defended Wi-Hi ' s honor in sports. We have cheered them and shared in the joy of victory and in the pain of defeat. 12 High school is only a step in life and we have prepared for the future well. Some of our class¬ mates will grow our food, others will keep our cars running, and still others will build our homes. High school has been a happy preparation for life on a larger scale. We leave for this life with sadness and regret for all the good times that we are leaving behind us, but with enthusiasm for the adventures still before us. f Because of your dedication to your school, your subject, and your students . . . Because of your desire to teach us to appre¬ ciate the importance and the sheer beauty of mathematics . . . Because of your outstanding ability not only as a mathematician but also as a teacher . . . the class of 1966 is honored to dedicate its yearbook, the 1966 Tom Tom, to you, Miss Helen Warren. 3 i 17 % ADMINISTRATION Administration Mr. George H. Corddry, Jr. Principal Mrs. Samuel A. Graham Vice-Principal Guidance Miss Hester A. Farlow Counselor Mr. Charles Cherry Counselor 20 Faculty Miss Margaret R. Bateman Typing II, Shorthand I Clerical Practice Mr. Walter A. Bloodsworth English IV Mrs. Judith S. Brake Home Economics Mrs. Ruth H. Clark French II, III Mr. Elwyn E. Cooper Business Arithmetic General Business Mr. William L. Cox Band 21 Mr. Thomas H. Craige, III Driver Education Mrs. Virginia McF. Dick English Mrs. Frances H. Dudderar Algebra II Mrs. Gertrude S. Ekas Special Education Miss Della Jean Fresquez Spanish I, II Mr. Peter A. Fryer Chemistry Mr. Vernon O. Giffin Consumer Economics Distributive Education Mr. Andrew A. Giunta World History World Geography 22 f Mrs. Sandra F. Greer World History World Geography Mr. Nicholas M. Guiliano Drafting I, II Industrial Arts I Mrs. Lina F. Hart Sr. Science General Math Mr. Bill R. Hensley Mr. Clifton Hope World Geography Psychology English I Mr. Dalton B. Howard Physics, Chemistry Mrs. Jacquelyn D. Hubbert General Science Physical Education Mrs. Evelyn Insley English I 23 Mrs. Jo Anne Jackson English II Mr. J. Morris Jones P. O. D. Mrs. Louida O. Jones Typing, Bookkeeping Mr. William L. Kelly Auto mechanics Mr. Denver H. Knapp Physical Education Mr. J. Rex McNiel Personal Typing Shorthand II Mr. Grant Mahan General Science Mr. A. Grant Mangum Typing, General Business 24 f Miss Diane S. Martin Business Machines Typing I Mr. Clifford Meadows Bookkeeping Business Machines Mrs. Ruth H. Messick English III Reading Mr. Malvin P. Minton Mrs. Beth Morris World History Physical Education U. S. History Mr. Michael L. Murdock Mrs. Leticia M. Parker Mrs. Ruth D. Phillips English III Spanish II, III Librarian Journalism 25 Mrs. Constance L. Potts U. S. History Mr. Sam L. Prillaman Geometry Algebra II Mr. R. Franklin Purnell Art Mrs. Eunice H. Ruark Latin, English II Mr. George A. Schoepf Physical Education Senior Science Mr. Ronald A. Sepesy World Geography P. O.D. Mr. Wayne V. Shaff Agriculture Miss Suzanne Shoup English I, II 26 t Miss Eleanor Stasiewicz Algebra I Mrs. Beverly P. Steen Home Economics Mr. W. Richard Thurston U. S. History Speech Mr. Samuel M. Walker Biology Miss Helen Warren Trigonometry Elementary Functions Mr. Coolidge W. Wood English I, III 27 SEATED: Mrs. Dawn Foskey, Miss Jane Clifton, Miss Kathleen Neidzwick. STANDING: Mr. Henry Foxwell, Mr. Robert Osinski, Mr. Raymond Suarez, Mr. Milford Webster, Mr. Robert French. Student Teachers School Services SEATED: Mr. James Wilson, Mrs. Becky Rayne, Mr. Kenneth Bradley. STANDING: Mr. John Evans, Mr. Richard Prettyman. Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins School Nurse Mrs. Bernice W. Bernstein Secretary Mrs. Joan T. Hall Secretary Mrs. Shirley Hart Secretary Mrs. Elsie T. Johnson Secretary Mrs. Susan J. Small Secretary Cafeteria Staff CAFETERIA STAFF: Lois Littleton, Marie West, Norma Johnson, Ellen Wallace, Billie Blake, Martha Shockley, Ann Parsons, Ruby Hastings. Mrs. Hastings prepares another nourishing lunch. Custodians CUSTODIANS: Kathryn Williams, Leroy Waller, Avery Bishop, William Smith, Norman Brumbley, Frank Brittingham. SENIORS % Senior History Awedatthe immense splendor and size of Wi-Hi’s stretch of buildings, we sat in the cafeteria awaiting our fate, envious of those more experienced juniors and seniors who carelessly strolled in the breezeways seeking out familiar faces. The future class leaders started rising to the surface as the boldest from our midst became caught up in the whirlwind of clubs and athletics which sweeps Wi-Hi each fall. Homecoming, the first big event of the year, climaxed the football season. First among our privileges was the selection of class members as attendants for the school affairs. Priscilla Val- liant represented us in the Homecoming festivities, Sherry McMartin at the Winter Carnival, and -- f or the spring finale -- Sandi Adkins, Janet Wosch, and Joi Langstaff at the May Dance. Approaching Wi-Hi the following September as juniors, we shed our minor fears and bewilderment for the renewed self-confidence and greater expectations. Maybethere was a chance that we would survive the year to become mighty seniors after all. Ably guiding us were our class officers: Ronnie Lambert, President ; Pat Durkin, Vice Presi¬ dent; Connie Brown, Secretary; and Sherry McMartin, Treasurer. We now had a greater voice in the Student Council with the election of junior Joi Langstaff as Secretary- Treasurer. We selected as Homecoming attendant Pat Brittingham, and as Winter Carnival representative, we chose Randa Avis. Fifteen juniors were inducted into the National Honor Society in early March. Class members labored day and night to pre¬ sent a play to be proud ol, The Crucible. Finally feeling as though we were really part of Wi-Hi after the purchase of our class rings, we cast our votes for the May Court which included Janet Wosch, Connie Brown, and Sherry McMartin, and wound up the social year by attending the Junior-Senior Banquet. At last -- as real, live seniors -- w r e drifted through the corridors of our great instituteof learning feeling irrespressably mighty and anticipating a year of indelible memories and great accomplishments. Student Council began -- or rather continues -- work already begun during the summer. This mammoth responsibility and honor was the holding of the M.A.S.C. Convention here. With Student Council President, Joi Langstaff (who also doubled as convention chairman) and First Vice-President Randa Avis at the helm, the student government completed a rewarding and successful year. The final tally in voting for class officers revealed as President, Bunky Berry; Vice- President, Bruce Bozman; Secretary, Priscilla Valliant; Treasurer, Tim Heatwole; and Historian, Ter ry Truitt. Eastern Spice flavored Wi-Hi’s student body in the person of Turkish exchange student, Vcdat Gozgulu . The editors of the school publi¬ cations--Bonnie Colvin (TOM TOM), TimHeatwole(INDlAN CHANT), and Terry Truitt (WI-HI NEWS) --invaded their files for tips and information. Sherry McMartin reigned as Homecoming Queen, attended by Dian Johnson and Connie Brown as a fine football season drew to its close. The particular sore spot of the season -- the Thanksgiving Day Massacre -- was balanced by the double basketball win of the Indians over our cross- town rivals. Ray Heller was dubbed Mr. UBAW at a pre-Christmas dance and Pat Brittingham was crowned queen of the Winter Carnival. Highlights of the dramatic world included Senior Class Play, Come Away Death, a mystery, and the Humorous Stage talent show. Bonnie Colvin, Joi Langstaff, Frank Dunn, and A1 Wootten journeyed to the Herald Tribune Forum in New York City. By April, the whirl of senior activities engulfed us. From the Class of ' 66, Dave Hudson was crowned Mr. Irresistible at the TWIRP Dance. On April 29 Terry Truitt reigned as Queen of Candyland with Janis Hogg and Sharon Taylor as her Duchesses. On May 6, we were bussed to Philadelphia on our memorable class trip. The long awaited prom night arrived at last on Friday the thirteenth -- nothing unlucky about gorgeously attired seniors promenading to the class song Somewhere in a mystical, medieval setting of Camelot. The Junior class whole-heartedly presented the seniors with the traditional banquet. Outstanding class members received senior awards at the annual assembly. Suddenly -- far too quickly -- commencement and graduation arrived and, too soon, passed - -to close forever those wonderful years at Wi-Hi. But there is no end to the beautiful memories and friendships, the responsibility and character that the school and its people built into each of us. We graciously offer thanks for the promises of life to come. Terry Truitt Class Historian CIASS OFFICERS, STANDING: Tim Heatwole, Treasurer; Bruce Bozman, Vice-President; SEATED: Terry Truitt, Historian; John Berry, President; Priscilla Valliant, Secretary. Memories Are Made of This: Senior Class Play December 8-9 Senior Class Trip May 6 Senior Prom May 13 Junior-Senior Banquet May 27 Sermon to Graduates May 29 Commencement June 2 CLASS MOTTO: The world is a looking glass. It gives back to every man the reflection of his own face. CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS SONG: Somewhere ROBERT WILTON ABBOTT Bobby College October 7, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Rabbit F.F.A. II, III, IV, Sec. CARROLL LEE ADAMS Carroll Business School December 17, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: his strikes and spares forever Tom Tom IV. EDWARD CLAYTON ADKINS Eddie Undecided April 22, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Carrot-top Eng. Club IV. RAYMOND FARREL ADKINS Raymond Agriculture October 23, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: his tractor scholarships F.F.A. II, III, Rep. IV. SANDRA LEE ADKINS Sandi Teacher July 23, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s flaming brunette Stu. Coun. II, Alt. Ill; Band II, III, IV; F.T.A. Ill, IV; Ind. Chant III, IV. KATHLEEN MARY AG NEW Kathy College March 26, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: knowing all the answers Day with Drs. II; Lat. Club II, III, Pres. IV; H.R. Sec.-Treas.; F.T.A. Ill, IV; Workshop 3 III; A.F.S. Cand. Ill; N.H.S. Ill, IV; Wye Inst. Sem. IV. CRAIG GORDON ALLEN Craig College March 16, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: his $500 nose Football J.V. II, Var. Ill, IV; Wrestling II, III, IV; Track II, III, IV; M. A. S.C. IV. JOHN CHARLES ALLEN J.C. College February 2, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: the passes he received Football J.V. II, Var. Ill, IV; Basketball J. V. II, Var. Ill, IV; Baseball II, III, IV; N.H.S. IV; Will Comm. IV; Sci. Sem. IV; M.A.S.C. IV. BARBARA ELIZABETH ATKINSON Barbara Undecided September 4, 1948 Cambridge, Maryland Remembered as: the pretty petite F.H.A. Ill; Will Committee IV; Hockey IV; English Club IV. RANDA LUCILE AVIS Randee College June 6, 1948 Denver, Colorado Remembered by: her first vices F.N.A. Ill; Homecoming III, IV; Fr. Club IV; Jr. - Sr. Banq. Ill; Indian Chant IV; Winter Carnival III; S.C. First V. Pres. IV; Lib. Club; Var. Cheer¬ leader IV. DAVID GLENN AYDELOTTE David College May 23, 1948 Salisbury ' , Maryland Remembered by: his Human Relations Day with Drs. II; Human Relations Club III, Pres. IV; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; N.C. C.J. Work¬ shop. RICHARD ALAN BAKER Dick Army September 21, 1947 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: his tiger paws JUDITH LYNN BEAUCHAMP Judy Nurse November 14, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: her Kleenex Day with Drs. II; Homecoming Comm. Ill; F.N.A. Ill, IV; Jr. Class Play; Ind. Chant IV; Jr.-Sr. Ban¬ quet III. TERRY GORDON BEAUCHAMP Terry Business Manager November 13, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Rcmemberd as: the shy guy of Wi-Hi F.F.A. II, III, IV. ROBERT HENRY BELL Robert Service August 5, 1946 Crisfield, Maryland Remembered by: taking time out F.F.A. II, III, IV. JOHN STEWART BERRY Bunky College April 6, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: the Casanova of Wi-Hi Stu. Coun. II, Alt. Ill; H.R. Sec. IV; Foot. II, III, Capt. IV; Baskt. Man. II, III, IV; Baseball II, III, IV; Sr. Class Pres. ; Sci. Sem. ; M.A.S.C. chr. IV; Jr. -Sr. Banq. IV. EARL JONES BETHARDS Earl J. Advertising July 24, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: the guys of ' 65 ' Football IV; M.A.S.C. Monitor IV; Powder Puff Cheer IV. ARKIE JEANETTE BIRGE Jeanette Bookkeeping Career May 1, 1948 Georgetown, South Carolina Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s Tarheel Softball II, Manager III, IV; Library Club II; English Club IV. LINDA CAROL BISHOP L nc a Retailing February 22, 1948 Richmond, Virginia Remembered by: Elmer ' s Glue Gymnastics II; F.B. L.A. Ill, IV; Jr. Class Play; F.H.A. III,IV; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV; Stu. Coun. IV; D.E. C.A. IV; Indian Chant IV. ALAN LEE BOUNDS Alan Undecided February 6, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: bound to play the drums Band III, IV. BRUCE EDWARD BOZMAN Br u ce College September 1, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s all around everything Football II, III, Co-Capt. IV; Basketball II, III, Co- Capt. IV; Baseball II, III, IV; May Day II, III; N.H.S. Ill, IV; Vice-Pres. Sr. Class. MILDRED EVELYN BOZMAN Eva College July 1, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: brownies anyone? Honor Society III, IV; Spanish Club IV; Science Seminar IV. NANCY MARY BRADFORD Nancy College September 17, 1948 Willards, Maryland Remembered for: Saundering around Workshop 3 III; Sr. Class Play III; Concert Choir III; F.T.A. Vice-Pres. Ill, Pres. IV; Latin Club Sec.-Treas. Ill, Vice-Pres. IV; N.H.S. Ill, IV; Thespians IV; Dance Band IV. GEORGE PRETTYMAN BRADLEY George Air Force January 29, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: his middle name Band II, III, IV; Library Club III, IV; Dance Band III; English Club IV. Eddie CHARLES EDWARD BRITTINGHAM ’ Electrician October 15, 1948 Delmar, Maryland Remembered as: Bennett ' s refugee Gymnastics IV; Baseball IV. PATRICIA ANNE BRITTINGHAM Pat College August 20, 1948 Pittsville, Maryland Remembered as: the Carnival Queen Homecoming Comm. II, III, IV; Homecoming atten¬ dant III; Stu. Coun. alt. Ill, IV; Workshop 3 ; Jr. Class Play; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV; English Club. SHARON LEE BRITTINGHAM Sharen College August 13, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: squealing out F. N.A. Ill; Indian Chant Typing Comm. III. BRENDA JEAN BROWN Brenda Secretary August 27, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: her smile of warmth F.B.L.A. rV. CONSTANCE ALICIA BROWN Connie College December 7, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Mrs. Brown ' s lovely daughter Stu. Coun. rep. Ill, alt. IV; J.V. Cheerleader III; Jr. Class Sec.; May Day Duchess III; Jr. Class Play; F.N.A. Ill; Varsity Cheerleader IV; Homecoming Attendant IV; M.A.S.C. Comm.jA.F.S. Chair. IV. CONSTANCE LOUISE BUNTING Connie Nursing May 7, 1947 Wilmington, Delaware Remembered as: Minneapolis F.N.A. Ill, IV; Chorus III. ETHEL COFFIN BUNTING Ethel Housewife December 28, 1947 Wilmington, Delaware Remembered by: her calm disposition English Club. EUGENE CROSBY BUNTING Jack Armed Forces May 7, 1947 Wilmington, Delaware Remembered as: St. Paul Dennis DENNIS RUDOLF BUNTY College January 30, 1948 Baltimore, Maryland Remembered as: ’’Rudolph Smart J.V. Football II; Wrestling III, IV; Honor Society IV; Wye Institute; Career Day Leader II. EUGENA KAE BURKETT Kae Beautician April 21, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Jolly little Buckett F.H.A. II, Historian IE, Sec. ; Tom-Tom Comm. GEORGE WARREN BURNS Warren Salesman July 23, 1948 Cambridge, Maryland Remembered by: his burnt nose BILLY JOE CANNON Billy Undecided December 27, 1948 Keller, Virginia Remembered as: Mr. Personality HOWARD MICHAEL CARTWRIGHT Mike Special Forces February 16, 1947 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Mike the Man Career Day Leader II; Chorus II; Concert Choir III, IV; MASC; Senior Class Play III; Junior Class Play III; Football II, IV; Wrestling III, IV. JOHN PHILLIP CEDARS John Draftsman October 9, 1946 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered For: his cedar chest ODELL WILLIAM CHILDRESS Bill Undecided February 5, 1946 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Java ROBERT ANDREW COLEMAN, II Andy Draftsman April 19, 1948 Burlington, North Carolina Remembered by: returning to the best RAYMOND CHARLES COLLINGSWORTH Ray Undecided February 27, 1947 Cambridge, Maryland Remembered by: his diddly Ford Cross-Country II. TERRY JAMES COLLINS Terry Armed Forces April 6, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: Collins Rent-a-Hearse Band II, III. BONITA LOUISE COLVIN Bonnie College July 9, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s Challenge Day with Drs. II; Fr. Clu b III, IV; N.H. S. Ill, IV; Sch. Semi-Fin. ; Ind. Chant; Co-Lit. Ed. Ill, Comm. IV; Math Day III, IV; H. S. Challenge IV; Sci. Sem. IV; Tom Tom Ed. IV; F.T.A. IV; Nat ' l Merit Com. IV; Debating Club Sec. IV; Sr. Class Play IV. MARGURIETE CAROL CONRAD Carol Teacher February 23, 1948 Baltimore, Maryland Remembered by: her bouncing hair Chorus III; Concert Choir IV; Math Day III; Tom Tom Co-ed. IV; Ind. Chant III, IV; F.T.A. IV; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV. DAVID LAWRENCE COOPER Dave College July 19, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: a good guy J.V. Foot. Ill; Home. Comm. IV; Eng. Club IV; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV. LINDA LUCY COOPER Linda Teacher August 31, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: getting caught in the Riggin ' Car. Day II; Day with Drs. II; Var. Baskt. II; Jr. Class Play; Span. Club II, III; N.H.S. IV; M.A.S.C. Comm. rV; Hockey IV; Thes. IV. ■II TRUDY ANN COOPER Trudy Receptionist February 21, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: the Phoe-male” F.B. L.A. II, III, IV, Treas. CHERYL LYNN CORBETT Cheryl Dental Assistant January’ 20, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: the engaging young blonde F.N.A. Ill, IV; Con. Stand III; Bus. Co-Ed. Indian Chant III, Bus. Ed. IV. RICHARD KEITH CROCKETT Dick Undecided July 10, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Daiquri Track II, III, IV; Cross-country III, IV. WANDA LEE CROCKETT Wanda Navy (Nurse) April 19, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: Her costume wand Band II, III, IV; Jr. Class Play and Sr. Class Play (crew); Thespians IV. RALPH CANNON CROUCH Ralph Undecided June 30, 1947 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: the lunchroom Leader Chorus II. ANDREA BERTHA DAUGHERTY Andrea Nurse January 26, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s sound of silence F.N.A. Ill, IV. BARBARA ELIZABETH DAVIS Babs Telephone Operator August 19, 1948 Jackson, Mississippi Remembered as: Babs ELIZABETH MARIE DAVIS Betty Housewife February 8, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: her famous name MARILYN LOUISE DAVIS Marilyn Undecided September 18, 1947 Indianapolis, Indiana Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s southern belle Student Council Alt. IV. RUSSELL JAMES DAVIS, JR. Russell College June 2, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s Diogenes Honor Roll II, III, IV; Wi-Hi News III, IV; Nat ' l Honor Soc. Ill, IV; Workshop 3 ; Jr. Class Play; Wye Inst. IV; Thespians IV; High School Challenge rv. MELISSA MITCHELL DAY f Melissa College December 4, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: our brightest day Former school: Hockey II, III; Cheer. Ill; Chorus III; Yearbook Staff III. Hockey IV; Wi-Hi News IV; F.T.A. IV. BARRY RICHARD DENNIS Barry Undecided November 5, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s Barry man Career Day Leader II. GARRY JAMES DENNIS Gahy Undecided November 5, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s wrangler DESS IE PATRICIA DODSON Pat Undecided April 17, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: for whom the bells toll CYNTHIA KAY DOUGLAS Cindy Nursing November 25, 1948 Marion, Indiana Remembered as: Cindy the Leon-hearted Former school: Red Cross Club II; Var. Cheer. II; Math Club II. Jr. Class Play; FNA III, IV; Thes. Ill, IV; Workshop 3 III; Sr. Class Play; Stu. Coun. IV. ELVA MILDRED DOUGLAS Elva Nurse October 19, 1947 Prince Edward Island, Canada Remembered as: Canada ' s loss and Wi-Hi ' s gain Chorus III; F.N.A, IV. MICHAEL ROBERT DUNLAP Mickey College April 23, 1948 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Remembered by: taming the mustang Baskt. II, III, IV; Tennis II; Golf III; Stu. Coun. Alt. IV. FRANKLIN THOMAS DUNN Frank Medicine November 16, 1947 Scranton, Pennsylvania Remembered for: saying little and doing much Lat. Club Pari. II, III; Lib. Club II, III, IV; Day with Drs. II; Foot., Baskt. Mgr. Ill, IV; Fr. Club III; Jr. Class Play; Work. 3 III;N.H.S. I ll, Treas. IV; Thes. Ill, IV; Sor. Award III; Sr. Class Play; Wi-Hi News Sports Ed. IV; Tom-Tom Photo Comm. IV; Deb. Club IV; Sci. Sem. IV; Nat. Sci. Found. Sch. m. Mike MICHAEL ALLEN DUNN Service September 6, 1948 Bethcsda, Maryland Remembered for: What Mike has Dunn F.F.A. II, UI, IV. - u RETA . L RIE DUNN Reta Nursing February 12, 1948 Salisbuiy, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s seamstress F.N.A. Ill, Chairman of Hours IV; Honor Roll. r WAYNE MERITT DUNN Wayne College November 7, 1946 Salisbury , Mary land Remembered for: his Senior years Day ' with Doctors; Thespians. RONNIE CHARLES DUPONT Ronnie Accounting November 6, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Little Red Ronnie Hood JAMES EARL DYKES Jini Armed Forces January ' 2, 1948 Salisbury , Maryland Remembered for: his 15c burgers F.F.A. II, Treas. Ill, IV. JOAN ELIZABETH ELZEY Joan College September 14, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: keeling the pot Lat. Club Sec. II; Honor Roll II; Thes. HI, IV; F. T.A. Ill, IV: Ind. Chant III co-poetry editor; poetry editor IV: Workshop 3 ; Literary Club: Hu¬ man Relations Club; Senior Class Play ' . JACK WESLEY ENGLISH, JR. Jack College January ' 2, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: his car-pool Football II, III, IV; Alternate Student Council IV. LUCINDA ELLEN ENNIS Cindy Teacher July 28, 194S Salisbury ' , Maryland Remembered as: the sweetest girl on campus F.T.A. Ill, IV; Concert Choir III, IV: Stu. Coun. Rep. Ill, I : Dance Comm.; Jr. -Sr. Ban. Comm. Chr. : Ind. Chant III. M.A.S. C. Comm. Chr., Delegate; Spanish Club; Tom-Tom Ass. Editor; Homecoming Decoration Comm. JAMIE LU FIELD Jamie College January 24, 1948 Chestertown, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s ’’Decoration Queen Career Day Leader; Stu. Coun. Rep. II: Color Guard II; Orientation Day II; Var. Cheer. Ill; Co- Capt. IV; Home. Comm. Ill, IV; Span. Club; Jr.- Sr. Ban. Dec. Chair.; Dance Dec. Chair. II; M.A.S. C. Dec. Comm. Chair. IV. CHARLES CLEVELAND FIELDS Charlie Air Force January 8, 1947 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: ’’Sorry Charlie Wrestling II, III; Eng. Club Vice Pres. IV. MAURICE LITTLETON FIELDS James College April 14, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: M.L.F. -- Multi-Lateral Force Bas. J.V. II,III; Foot. Var. Ill, IV; Eng. Club IV; Home. Comm. IV. PATRICIA ANN FISHER p at Teacher February 14, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: Fishing for the Tuna Day with Docs. II, III: F.T.A. Ill, IV ; Eng. Club IV; Home. Comm. Ill; M.A.S. C. I . WAYNE KEITH EVANS Wayne College June 13, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: his Wayne-out Corvette Football J. V., II, Varsity III, IV; Wrestling II, III, IV; Track II. MARY DELORES EWELL Mary Secretary October 29, 1946 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: the August bride Chorus II, III; Concert Choir IV; F.H.A. II, III, IV; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play. WILLIAM THOMAS FOSKEY, JR. gill Armed Forces October 15, 1948 Sal isbury , Maryland Remembered as: the deerspotter F.F.A. II, III, IV; Agr. II, IH, IV. TERRI LYNN FURRY -p err i Beautician November 24, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: the F.H.A. Ind. Chant IV; F.H.A. IV; Human Relations Club IV. SHIRLEY MAE GILLIS Shirley April 27, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: being Burn ' d F. H.A. IV; Indian Chant IV. TONY WILLIAM GIORDANO Tony September 13, 1947 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: His Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee F.F.A. II, III, IV; Cross-Country II. Housewife Butcher ROLAND DALE GLADDEN, JR. Dale Service June 17, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: Over hill-Dover Dale JANE LARUE G OSLEE J ane Social Worker July 5, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: Being ridden by a horse Career Day Leader II; Latin Club II, III, IV; Indian Chant IV, Historian. VEDAT GOZGULU Vedat Diplomat January 1, 1948 Urfa, Turkey Remembered as: Turkey ' s gift to Wi-Hi Choir IV; Wrestling; Soccer; English Club. JOHN SINCLAIR GRAHAM J°hn Mechanic July 7, 1945 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: being no relation English Club IV. BRUCE WAYNE GREENE Bruce Auto Mechanic June 16, 1947 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: harnessing the Honda Gymnastics. ESTHER EILEEN GRIFFITH Eileen College February 3, 1948 Sylvester, Georgia Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s fair trade with Georgetown Hockey IV; Homecoming Comm. ; F.N.A.Sec. - Treas. ; Senior Class Play. Sharon SHARON DRUCILLA GRIFFITH College April 17, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: her boys will Shine Majorette II, III, IV; F.H. A. II, III; Career Day Leader; Home. Treas. II; Stu. Coun. II; F.B. L.A. Ill; Prom Dec. Comm. IV. DEBORAH HALL Debbie College April 13, 1948 Crisfield, Maryland Remembered as: the permanent absentee Chorus II; Career Day Leader II; Concession Stand II; H.R. Secretary, III; Prom Dec, Comm. IV. CYNTHIA LOUISE HAMMOND Cindy Business School April 25, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: her music Eng. Club Treas. IV. JANET ELIZABETH HARTMAN Janet College October 20, 1948 Portland, Maine Remembered as: true love never runs smooth Stu. Council Rep. II, Alt. Ill, IV; Span. Club II; Lib. Club I I, III, IV; H.R. Pres. II, V. P. Ill, IV; Workshop 3 III. SANDRA LEE HARRISON Sandy Secretary May 11, 1948 Baltimore, Maryland Remembered by: her hairdresser F.H.A. IV; M.A.S.C. IV. YVONNE MARIE HARVEY Yvonne Secretary October 20, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: her rosy cheeks F.H.A. Ill; Eng. Club IV. SHIRLEY ANN HASTINGS Shirley Nurse April 15, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: a willing student F.N.A. Ill; Workshop 3 ; Typ. Comm. Ind. Chant IV. MAURICE WILLIAM HEARNE Bill Chemical Engineer September 15, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered in: the long run Cross-Country II, III, IV; Track and Field III. MARSHA SYDNEY HE AS TER Marsha Business School March 14, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: missing the twist F.H.A. II, III, IV; Ind. Chant II, III, IV. ROBERT TIMOTHY HEATWOLE Tim College Professor June 10, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: the liter” Md. GNat ' lSci. Sym. III;N.H.S. Ill, Pres. IV; Sch. Semi-Fin.; H.S. Challenge IV; Wye Inst. Sem. IV; Sr. Class Treas.; Stu. Coun. Alt. II, Rep. Ill, IV; L.S.A.S.C. IV; Ind. Chant Co-ed. HI, Ed. IV; Math Day III, Chr. IV; MASC Chr; Sci. Sem. RAYMOND STUART HELLER Ray College October 21, 1948 Atlantic City, New Jersey Remembered as: Ray Rebounder Heller Basketball J.V. II, Var. Ill, IV; Baseball II, III, IV; TomTom Sports Ed. IV; Stu. Coun. IV; Ind. Chant Bus. Co-ed. IV; M.A.S.C. Del. IV. WILLIAM FRANCIS HELMUTH, JR. Bill College April 2, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: Surf ' s up JO ANNE HICKMAN Jo Receptionist November 30, 1948 Salisbury’, Maryland Remembered by: Hick F.B.L.A. II,IV. LINDA LEE HILL Linda Undecided October 31, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: what in the Bill Hill? SANDRA LEE HINCHCLIFF Sandy Nurse September 1, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: her goals Lat. Club II, III, IV; Jr. F.N.A. Ill; Sr. F.N.A. IV; Hockey III, IV; Tom Tom IV; Jr. Class Play III; Sr. Class Play IV; M.A.S.C. IV. STEVEN EDWIN HOBBS Steve College August 2, 1947 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: his proxy locks Eng. Club IV. CHRISTY JANE HOCH Christy College January 24, 1948 Bridgeville, Delaware Remembered as: the voice of Wi-Hi Career Day III; Day with Drs. Ill; Basketball III, IV; Wi-Hi News III, IV; Ind. Chant III, IV; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; French Club III; F.N.A. Ill, IV; Thesp. Ill, IV; Homecoming III, IV; MASC IV. JANIS KAYE HOGG Janis Social Worker April 5, 1948 Lancaster, Pennsylvania Remembered by: her classic beauty Latin Club II, III, IV; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Workshop 3 III; Thesp. Ill, IV; Stu. Coun. IV; MASC IV; Ind. Chant IV; French Club IV. WILLIAM CLYDE HOOVER Bill College March 10, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: hampering everything Thesp. II, III, IV; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Workshop 3 III; Homecoming IV. LINDA MARIE HOPKINS Linda Art Work January 24, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s blue ribbon winner Day with Drs. II; F.N.A. Ill, Pres. IV; Jr. -Sr. Banquet III; Tom Tom IV; Ind. Chant IV; Span. Club IV; MASC IV. BARRY MOORE HORSMAN Barry Navy December 31, 1946 Cambridge, Maryland Remembered as: Flex Wrestling II. LAURENCE DOUGLAS HOTTON Douglas Biologist November 22, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: the deputy governor Career Day Leader II; Jr. Class Play; Workshop 3 III; Sr. Class Play; Thes. IV; MASC Monitor IV. DAVID CRAWFORD HUDSON Dave College May 10, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s weather vane winner J.V. Foot. II; Track II, III; Cross-Coun. Ill, IV; Sc. Sem. IV. SHERRY KAY HUDSON Kay College September 27, 1948 Cambridge, Maryland Remembered as: being sweet FHA III, Pres. IV; Hon. Roll III; Stu. Coun. IV. PATRICIA ANNE HURLEY P at Undecided January 5, 1948 Cambridge, Maryland Remembered as: hurling through high school F.H.A. III,IV; English Club; Human Relations Club; Indian Chant Bus. Assistant IV. ELEANOR INSLEY P au a Photographer April 11, 1948 Baltimore, Maryland Remembered by: her pillbox Chorus II, III; Literary Club II, IV; Choir IV; Tom¬ Tom Photo. Comm. MARGARET RIDER JACKSON Pe 8gy College May 8, 1947 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: Seattle M.A.S.C. Pub. Committee IV; Indian Chant IV. RICHARD GEORGE JACKSON Richard Work August 26, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: the old-Times GARY STEVEN JENKINS Gary College April 6, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi’s trumpeter Dance Band II, III, IV; All Shore Band IV. RALPH EDWARD JENKINS Ralph Navy September 22, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: the Bennett girl EDGAR ALBERT JERMAN, JR. Law study September 23, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: getting around Track and Field II; Wrestling II; Boys State; Stu. Coun. Rep. Ill, IV; Jr. Class Play; French Club III, IV; MASC chr. ; Sr. Class Play; Thesp. ; LSASC, Del. , Pari. DIAN MARION JOHNSON Dian College November 23, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s Homecoming Coordinator Lib. Club II, III, IV; Honor Roll II; J. V. Cheer¬ leader; Homecoming II, III, IV; S. C. Rep.; Work¬ shop 3 ; French Club III; Thespians III, IV; Varsity Cheerleader; M. A. S. C. ; Sr. Class Play; Jr. Class CALEB WESLEY JONES, III Caleb December 19, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s quiet one GWENDOLYN JONES Gwen December 30, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s Homemaker F.H.A. IV. r College Teacher JEFFREY WILLIAM JONES Jeff Navy November 2, 1946 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s Senior float Indian J.V. Football II; Soccer IV. WILLIAM HARRY JONES Bill Go into Automotive World January 25, 1947 Chestertown, Maryland Remembered by: keeping up with the Joneses Gymnastics III, IV. ORRIN DALE JOUDREY Orrin Work in DuPont ' s March 3, 1947 Farmington, Maine Remembered as: Mr. Giffin ' s Joudrey CAROLYN FAYE KELLEY Carolyn College April 15, 1948 Chester, Pennsylvania Remembered by: her smile Home. Comm. Ill; F.B.L.A. Ill, Point Sec. IV; Ind. Chant IV; Jun. Class Play; H.R. Sec. -Treas. IV. BERNHARD BARRETT KEMP Bernie College July 25, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: the follower Workshop 3 ; Thes. Ill, IV; J.V. Foot. Ill, Var. IV; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV. HERMAN HOWARD KENNEY Howard Navy January 8, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: his shoes PHILLIP RAYMOND KERLEY Phil Armed Forces November 12, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s Here ALTON CLARENCE KING Alton College July 16, 1948 Milford, Delaware Remembered as: Wi-Hi’s sleeping beauty RONNIE CLEATUS LAMBERT Ronnie Gym Teacher June 4, 1947 Nassawaddox, Virginia Remembered as: Wi-Hi’s Summer Blonde Soccer II, III, IV; Track II, III, IV; Gym. II, III, IV; Homecoming II, III; Tom-Tom IV; Stu. Coun. II, Alt. Ill, IV; Jr. Class Pres. Ill; Cafe. Comm. IV. BARBARA FRANCES LANE Barbara Secretary November 20, 1948 Bishopville, Maryland Remembered as: Our Welcome Newcomer Former School: Lib. Club II, III; Chorus II, III; Miss Vars. Queen II; Vars. Club II, III; Cheerleading III; Class Sec. III. Indian Chant IV. DEBORAH ANITA LANE Debbie Telephone Operator July 5, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: her vocal talents Chorus II, III; Indian Chant III; Concert Choir IV. MARYJO LANG STAFF Joi College July 28, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s own Miss Everything Span. Club II, III, IV; Lib. Club II, III, IV; Stu. Coun. Rep. II, Sec.-Treas. Ill, Pres. IV; Wi-Hi News II; Jr.-Sr. Banq. ; L. S. A. S. C. Ill; M.A.S.C. Del. Ill, Chr. IV; Hum. Rel. IV. BRUCE RAYMOND LARMORE Bruce Armed Forces May 19, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Mr. Rip Van Winkle Dance Band II; Lib. Club II, III; Sr. Class Play III. JUDY WICKHAM LA WRY Judy Fashion Co-ordinator March 6, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: her Jacobs Debating Club II; Wi-Hi News II, III, IV; F.H.A. II, III,IV; Stu. Coun. Alt. II; Jr. Class Play III; Sr. Class Play IV; Thesp. Club IV. RONALD CALVIN LAYFIELD Ronnie Army October 12, 1948 Salisbury ' , Mar yland Remembered by: the Bivalve boys F.F.A. II, m, Chaplain IV. SAMUEL WAYNE LAYFIELD, JR. Sammy Army May 31, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: leaving his fields F.F.A. IV. LOUIS DEAN LeCATES Dean Business School August 14, 1947 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: dean of Wi-Hi ELEANOR WHITE LeVINESS Eleanor College November 30, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: De-Vine Hockey II, III, IV; F.H.A. Ill, IV; Stu. Coun. Alt. IV. BARBARA ANN LISTON Barbara College August 25, 1948 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Remembered by: her winning ways Day with Drs. II; Jr. -Sr. Banq. II; F.N.A. Ill; Jr. Class Play III. GERALD WAYNE LITTLETON Jerry Showell Poultry January 2, 1948 Millville, Maryland Remembered for: his treasury F.F.A. II, III, IV Treasurer. WILLIAM KENNETH LLOYD Kenny Singer May 16, 1947 Alexandria, Virginia Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s pool shark Gymnastics II, III; Day with Drs. II; Jr. Class Play; Band II; May Court Escort III; M.A.S.C. IV; Will Comm. IV. PHILIP ARNOLD LONG Phil College April 9, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: cub bear Basketball J. V. II, III, Var. IV; Math Day III; Jr. - Sr. Banq. Ill; Powder Puff Cheer. IV; Homecom¬ ing IV; H.R. Sec. IV. SANDRA PENUEL LONG i Sandy Singing March 9, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s Nightingale Career Day Chr. II; T.V. School II; Concert Choir III, IV; Jr. -Sr. Ban. Ill; All State Chorus III, IV; Fr. Club IV; Sr. Class Play; U. of Md. Choral Work¬ shop IV. LINDA ELLEN MADDOX Linda Secretary November 5, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: the Jinx Jr. -Sr. Ban II; F.B.L. A. Ill; Eng. Club IV; MASC Comm. IV. MARTHA ELIZABETH MALONE Martha Marriage April 15, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: always being helpful F.N.A. Ill, IV; D. E.C.A. Sec.-Treas; Office Work. MIRIAM MARCH Miriam Doctor November 30, 1948 Havana, Cuba Remembered as: the SPIRIT of 66” Honor Soc.; Fr. Club II; Thes. Ill; Cheer. II, III, IV; Sp. Ill, IV, Treas.; Jr. Class Play; Will Comm. IV; Sr. Class Play. PATRICIA ANN MAUL Teacher May 9, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s Miss Prim Baskt. II, IV; Home. Pres., Rep. II; J.V. Cheer. Ill; Gymnastics III; Hockey Team IV; F.T.A. IV. NORMA KAY McINTYRE Norma College March 1, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: her Morris code F.T.A. Ill, IV; Spanish Club III, IV; Tom-Tom Art Comm. IV; Ind. Chant Art Comm. IV. GLORIA JANE McKELVEY Gloria Secretary September 1, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: her quiet ways Eng. Club IV. BOYD ELLIOTT McLERNON Boyd College February 15, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: the rocking LuRays Band II, III, IV; J.V. Foot. II, III; Wrest. II; Jr. Class Play; Dance Band III; Sr. Class Play; Thes. IV. SHERRY LINDA McMARTIN Sherry College March 9, 1948 Ames, Iowa Remembered as: the ' 66 Homecoming Queen Winter Carn. Att. II; Jr. Class Treas.; J. V. Cheer. Ill; May Day Att. Ill; Jr. -Sr. Ban. Ill; Homecom¬ ing Queen IV. EUGENE MEARS Eugene Air Force November 19, 1946 Nassawadox, Virginia Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s air commander Lib. Club II, III. LINDA KAY MESSICK Linda Salvation Army Officer January 11, 1948 Dayton, Ohio Remembered for: her help to the Salvation Army F.H.A. II, III, IV; Jr.-Sr. Ban. II; Ind. Chant III, IV; Chorus III; Cone. Choir IV; Human Relations III, IV. ORVILLE LEE MILLS, JR. Orville Agriculture May 24, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: planting his future F.F.A. Assistant Rep. II, V. P. Ill, Pres. IV; Ca¬ reer Day Leader II; Will Comm. IV. GERTRUDE MILDRED MITCHELL Trudy Teaching September 20, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: being athletic H.R. Sec. II; Hockey II, III, IV; Bask. II, III; Soft- ball II, III, IV; Career Day Leader II; Span. Club II; Jr. Class Play; Ind. Chant IV. RICHARD STANFORD MITCHELL, JR. R.S. College July 18, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: the Cherokee Bowler J.V. Football III; golf team III. GEORGIA CANTWELL MITCHEM Georgia Office Work February 4, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: her southern name Eng. Club IV. GAY ERIC MONTGOMERY Gay Civil Engineer February 26, 1947 Bridgeton, New Jersey Remembered as: the drafter Track II, III; Stu. Coun. Rep., Alt. II; Thes. Re¬ view II; Concert Choir III, IV; Jr. Class Play. Shirley SHIRLEY PEARL MORGAN Marriage August 23, 1948 Carlisle Bks., Pennsylvania Remembered by: not calling the boys Library Club II, III, IV; Day With Doctors III; French Club III; Sr. Class Play; M.A.S.C. IV; Indian Chant IV. BRADY BRADLEY MOORE Brady Art June 18, 1946 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: his Rapunzel ROBERT STANLEY MORRIS Stanley Undecided December 30, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: Mac Wreslting team III; English Club IV. GERALD DUANE MOSER Jerry College March 7, 1948 Pottsville, Pennsylvania Remembered by: his tailored look J.V. Football II; Varsity Football; Golf III; Track and Field IV; Monitor. RICHARD WAYNE MUIR Dickie Drafting September 5, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s left-handed pitcher BILLIE JEAN MURPHY Jeannie Nurse April 5, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: Bivalve a-go-go GARY LEE NIBLETT Gary March 26, 1947 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: the Senior returnee WAYNE EDWARD NOCK Wayne September 11, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Nock! Nock! Service Work GARY LEE O ' NEAL Gary Farming June 13, 1946 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: his artistic ability F.F.A. II, III, IV. STEVEN JAMES OVERTON Steve Commercial Art October 10, 1948 East Point, Georgia Remembered as: the Benjamin Franklin of Wi-Hi EVERETT WILLIAM OWENS, JR. Billy College June 7, 1948 Cambridge, Maryland Remembered as: the Little Drummer Boy Adv. Band III, IV; F.T.A. IV; Span. Club IV. DAVID M. PAOLONE Dave Undecided April 15, 1946 Salisbury , Maryland Remembered as: Coach ' s pet Gymnastics II, III, IV. ELLEN DIANE PARKER Diane College July 17, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Willard ' s angel Workshop 3 ; Jr. Class Play; Eng. Club IV; Ind. Chant IV. J. C. PARKER J.C. College April 20, 1948 Alexandria, Virginia Remembered as: just J. C. J.V. Foot. II, Var. Ill, IV; Concert Band II, III, IV; Dance Band III, IV; M. A. S. C. Comm. IV; All- State Band IV; Marching Band IV. LESLIE ANN PARKER Leslie Undecided April 21, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: Johnny F.H.A. Ill, IV. MONROE CRAWFORD PARKER Crawford Armed Forces August 3, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: his A for absence Band II, III, IV; Baskt. II, Var. Ill; Cross-Country II; Track III; F.T.A. Ill; Lat. Club III; Foot. IV. SHERRY LYNN PARKER Shari Undecided September 6, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s Senorita Span. Club II, III, Pres. IV; Lib. Club II, III, IV; Homecoming II, III, IV; J.V. Cheer. Ill; H.R. Sec. Ill; Wi-Hi News III; Jr.-Sr. Banq. Ill; M.A.S.C. IV. EDWIN LEE PARSONS Eddie Undecided January 5, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: the Parson Eng. Club IV; D.E.C.A. Club IV. THOMAS ELLIOTT PARSONS Tom Undecided August 27, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: his T.S. ability F.B.L.A. IV. PATRICIA ANN PATTERSON Patricia Business School October 18, 1947 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: her blue-ribbons Eng. Club IV. LEWIS WILSON PERDUE, II Lewis College August 31, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s hatcher Band II, III, Pres. IV. HAROLD DEAN PETTY Doug Auto Mechanic October 10, 1947 Marion, Virginia Remembered for: his petty pirns Track III. NORMAN WAYNE PHOEBUS Norm Auto Mechanic August 2, 1945 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Phoe-male Eng. Club IV. DON WILLIAM PHILLIPS Don College April 16, 1948 Elkton, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s well dressed Senior NANCY PILCHARD Nancy Beautician February 29, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s little Miss Stu. Coun. Alt. II; Workshop 3 III; Jr. Class Play; M.A.S.C. IV. ROBERT WILLIAM POOLE Bob College March 15, 1948 Widen, West Virginia Remembered as: Mr. Fryer’s friend Stu. Coun. Alt. Ill; Var. Football III, IV; N.H.S. Ill, IV; Sci. Sem. IV; Wye Inst. IV. SANDRA WEST POWELL Sandie Undecided September 25, 1947 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: real cool Powell Softball II; F.B.L.A. IV; Eng. Club IV; Ind. Chant IV. CHARLES REESE PUSEY Reese Air Force September 14, 1946 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Buttercup J.V. Football II. KENNETH WAYNE PUSEY Kenny Armed Forces June 12, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: his curly lock F.F.A. II, III, IV. RICHARD ALAN PUSEY Richard College April 13, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s good guy English Club IV. RALPH LEROY RAYMOND Ralph Missionary September 14, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s orator ALICE KAY RAYNE Kay Secretary April 24, 1948 Willards, Maryland Remembered by: Reads F.H.A. II, III, IV; Homecoming IV. WESLEY SAMUEL REED, JR. Wes Undecided March 9, 1947 Bryn Ma vr, Pennsylvania Remembered for: his bike HUGH FRANKLIN RENSHAW Hugh College December 25, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Hughie Baseball II, III, IV. BERNEDETTE RICHARDSON Bernie Housewife April 22, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: quick-on-the-draw F.B.L.A. III. LYNN CATHERINE ROBERTSON Lynn Teacher June 26, 1948 Salisbury ' , Maryland Remembered by: pins and needles Days with Docs. II; Debating Club II; Hockey II, III, IV; Jr. Class Play; Workshop 3 ; Dance Comm. Ill; Jr. -Sr. Banq. Ill; Thespian Club III, IV; J.V. Cheerleader III; Varsity Cheerleader IV; F. T.A. Ill, IV; N.H.S. Ill, IV; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV; Sr. Class Play; Tom-Tom Co-Ed.; Sp. Club IV; Home¬ coming Comm. IV; Prom Comm. IV; Math Day IV. NANCY ESTHER ROBERTSON Nancy Practical Nurse January 31, 1948 Salisbury ' , Maryland Remembered by: her athletic feats Softball II, III, IV; English Club IV. NANCY ELIZABETH ROWELL Nancy College May 18, 1948 Baltimore, Maryland Remembered for: Don ' t take me thurr Thespian Club III, IV; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Workshop 3 ; Sp. Club IV; Homecoming Comm. IV; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV; Win Comm. IV. GARY WAYNE RUARK Gary Navy February 12, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: Pullman Car Hiawatha Workshop 3 III; Indian Chant IV; Homecoming Comm. IV; D.E.C.A. IV. OLIVIA ELLEN RUSSELL Olivia Architect August 18, 1948 Salisbury ' , Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s draftee H.R. Sec.-Treas. II, III; Hockey II; Basketball II, III; Assembly Comm. II; Career Day Leader II; Debating Club II: Hiunan Relations Club III; English Club IV; Indian Chant II, IV. PATRICIA ANNE SCHAFFER Pat Interior Decorator March 10, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: her flag drive Color Guard III; F.N. A. Jr. Ill, Sr. IV; T.V. Art III, IV; Ind. Chant IV; Tom Tom IV; Lat. Club IV; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV. KAREN LEE SCOTT Karen Motel Mang. April 17, 1948 Crisfield, Maryland Remembered as: Great Scott! ! D.E.C.A. IV. MICHAEL LOUIS SENKBEIL Mike Farmer October 30, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: his silent wit F.F.A. II, III, IV. JUDITH ANN SHAW Judy Nurse November 1, 1948 Georgetown, Delaware Remembered for: the laugh that tells Day with Drs. II, III; Chorus II; Concert Choir III, IV; F.N.A. Jr. Ill, Sr. IV; Ind. Chant Comm. Ill, IV; Will Comm. IV. CARROLL COLUMBUS SHOCKLEY Carroll Business August 1, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: Sutton Place Stu. Coun. II; Football J. V. II, Var. Ill, IV; Bas¬ ketball J.V. II, Var. Ill, IV; M.A.S.C. IV; Will Comm. IV. DONNA MARIE SHOCKLEY Donna Artist August 22, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: her artistic ability Ind. Chant Comm. Ill, Art. Ed. IV; F.T.A. Ill, IV; Tom Tom IV; M.A.S.C. IV; Jr. Class Play III; Sr. Class Play IV. WANDA LEE ELNORA SHOCKLEY Wanda Teacher February 20, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: her budding personality F.T.A. Ill, IV; Workshop 3 III; Jr. Class Play III; Ind. Chant Comm. IV; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV; Homecoming III, IV. WILLIAM LOUIS SHOCKLEY Bill College January 29, 1948 Munich, Germany Remembered as: lockerroom Louis Workshop 3 III; Football IV. Charles CHARLES THOMAS SILCOTT Business October 30, 1946 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: his fives and dunes D.E.C.A. IV. JACQUELINE LYNN SILVIA Jackie Teacher May 14, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Silvia Sp. Club II; F.T.A. Ill, IV; Homecoming Comm. Ill, IV; Wi-Hi News Circulation Ed. IV; Indian Chant Bus. Comm. IV. HUBERT LINFORD SMITH Hubert College March 29, 1948 Powellville, Maryland Remembered by: his serene mug D.E.C.A. IV. THOMAS ELMER SMITH Tom College January 21, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: the chief librarian Library Club III, Pres. IV; Stu. Coun. Rep. IV. WILLIAM CARL SMITH, III Bill College May 29, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: Miss Elgar Tennis II, III, IV; Track and Field II; Wrestling IV. DAVID CLIFFORD SOLLARS David Undecided February 22, 1948 Baltimore, Maryland Remembered by: Dixie English Club IV. BERYLE SUSANNE SOMERS Susanne Undecided June 26, 1948 Chicago, Illinois Remembered by: her multi-colored eyes F.H.A. Ill; English Club IV. JAMES MICHAEL SOMERS Mike College June 26, 1948 Chicago, Illinois Remembered as: being seasonable Band II, III; Dance Band III; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV. BARRY WHITE STEERE Barry Rancher May 23, 1946 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Hoss F.F.A. II, III, IV. GEORGE HOWARD STEINACKER George Undecided December 11, 1948 Baltimore, Maryland Remembered as: the all-star ? CARL ROGER STILL Carl Teacher July 9, 1948 Staten Island, New York Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s bootlegger Dance Band III, IV. JO ANNE SUTTON Jo College August 6, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: the Shock of her life Library Club II, III, IV; Jr. -Sr. Banq. Ill; Ind. Chant Comm. IV; Homecoming III, IV. DWIGHT MARVIN TAYLOR Dwight Business School October 15, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: the cross between Ike and Liz Band II, III, IV. GARY LEE TAYLOR Gary Market Manager November 12, 1947 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: the Lee-der D.E.C.A. IV, Pres. IV. LINDA LOUISE TAYLOR Linda College July 4, 1948 Portsmouth, Virginia Remembered as: Little Miss Fire Prevention F.N.A. Ill, IV; French Club III, IV; Thespians III, IV; Stu. Coun. Ill, IV; Workshop 3 III; Jr. -Sr. Banq. Ill; Homecoming IV. SHARON LEE TAYLOR Sharon Receptionist March 15, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: sharing the honors F.T.A. Ill, Sec. IV; Tom Tom Co-ed. IV; Wi-Hi News III; N.H.S. Ill, IV. Barbara BARBARA ELAINE THOMAS College February 3, 1947 Wilmington, Delaware Remembered as: Wi-Hi’s Barbie doll Concession Stand II; Day with Drs. Ill; Ind. Chant Story Ed. IV. GARY ALLEN TINGLE Gary Air Force January 23, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Tex CONNIE MEAD TODD Connie Beautician December 18, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: taking the final step Chorus II, IV; F.H.A. Ill, IV. MARY ALMA TODD Mary Teacher December 9, 1949 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Mrs. Lincoln Day with Drs. II; Workshop ”3 III; M.A.S. C. IV; F.H.A. IV; Spanish Club IV. PHILIP HENRY TRAPKIN Phil Lawyer July 9, 1948 Weehawken, New Jersey Remembered as: Mr. Know-it Band II, III, IV; Stu. Coun. Alt. II, Rep. Ill; Base¬ ball Man. II, III, IV; J.V. Basketball III; Soccer III; Football IV; All-Shore Band III, IV; Dance Band II, III; Tom Tom IV; M.A.S. C. Chr. IV; Hum. Rel. Ill; Math Day III, IV. ELIZABETH REBECCA TRICE Becky Lab. Technician April 12, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: her spun-gold hair Stu. Coun. II, III, IV; Lib. Club IV; Concert Choir IV; M.A.S. C. IV; J.V. Cheer III; Homecoming III. PAUL EDGAR TRIVITS Paul Undecided March 23, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: the P.E.T. H.R. Treas. II; Football J.V. II, Var. IV. REBECCA WILLIAMS TRIVITS Becky Secretary June 7, 1947 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: being cute and smart F.B.L.A. Pres. IV; Ind. Chant Comm. IV. THERESE LYNN TRUITT Terry Foreign Service June 11, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: playing the Field Debating Club II, III, IV; Girls State III; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; N.H.S. Ill, Sec. IV; Thes¬ pian Club III,IV; Wye Inst. IV; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV; Homecoming Comm. IV; Sr. Class Hist. ; Sp. Club IV; Wi-Hi News Ass ' t Ed. Ill, Ed. IV. WILLIAM TALBOT TRUITT Will College May 2, 1948 Warren, Ohio Remembered as: Sammy Surfer Career Day Leader II; Sr. Class Play; Debating Club IV. ELIZABETH VICKERS TUFFT Vicky College January 24, 1948 Baltimore, Maryland Remembered as: the Tuffest girl at Wi-Hi F.N.A. Ill, IV; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV; Indian Chant Typing Comm. IV. RICHARD PARSONS TURNER Rick Dentist June 10, 1948 Baltimore, Maryland Remembered by: bombs away Wrestling II; French Club III, IV; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV. ROBERT BAXLEY TWILLEY Bob Undecided January 17, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: the dolls RONALD JOSEPH TWILLEY Ronnie Undecided June 15, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: R.T. English Club IV. ELAINE MERLE TYNDALL Elaine Beautician October 5, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Merle Gymnastics II; F.B.L.A. Ill, IV; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV. PRISCILLA LOU VALLIANT Priscilla College February 4, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: her Valliant Efforts Homecoming Attend. II; Safety Comm. II; Stu. Coun. Rep. II; Day with Docs. II; Sp. Club II, III, IV; Homecoming Comm. II, III, IV; St. Coun. Enter. Chair. Ill; M.A.S.C. Del. Ill, Comm. IV; Wi-Hi News III, News Ed. IV; Jr. Class Play; Var. Cheerleader III, Capt. IV; Sr. Class Sec. BRIAN THOMAS VEDITZ Brian College March 14, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: the honorary junior English Club IV. PAUL VINCENT VOIENIK Paul Writer April 29, 1948 Cleveland, Ohio Remembered by: his own philosophy Thespians II, Sec. Ill, Pres. IV; Debating Club II, V. Pres. Ill, IV; N.H.S. Ill, IV; Wye Inst. Sem. IV; Sci. Sem. IV; H. S. Challenge IV; Will Comm. IV; Sr. Class Play III, IV; Jr. Class Play III; Workshop 3 III. CONNIE LEE WAINWRIGHT Connie Teacher August 3, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: the yearbook sales Latin Club II, III; F.T. A. Ill, IV; Tom Tom IV; Wi-Hi News Business Man. IV; Ind. Chant Comm. IV; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV; Jr. Class Play III; Homecoming III, IV. CHARLES MACK WARD, JR. Charles Photographer August 5, 1948 Crisfield, Maryland Remembered as: Baby Huey Band II, III, IV; Dance Band IV. JOANN WARD JoAnn Business School May 18, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: ’’only her hairdresser knows for sure F .B.L.A. Ill, V. Pres. IV; Workshop 3 III; Jr. Class Play III; Ind. Chant Comm. IV. ELWOOD LEVIN WASHBURN, JR. Elwood College June 19, 1947 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: washed up JOHN WILLIAM WELCH Bill Bio-chemist July 14, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Welch ' s great! ! Football J.V. II, Var. Ill, IV; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV. RONALD JAMES WEST Ronnie Business February 4, 1948 Delmar, Delaware Remembered by: his directions D.E.C.A. IV. BARBARA MAE WHAYLAND Barbara Undecided April 13, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: Barbara Mae-go-Whayland F.H.A. Ill,IV MICHAEL G. WHEATLEY Mike Fisherman October 26, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: fishing around LYDIA EILEEN WHITE Lydia Undecided January 21, 1947 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: quiet and shy F.B.L.A. II,III; M.A.S.C. Comm. IV; Ind. Chant Comm. IV. THOMAS VALLIANT WHITE Tom Architect July 14, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: his suit of armor Football J.V. II, Var. Ill,IV; Track II; Day with Drs. II; Stu. Coun. Rep. Ill; Tom-Tom IV. ERNEST LEROY WILKINS Ernie Business School May 24, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: The Importance of Being Ernest D.E.C.A. BARBARA JEAN WILKINSON Barbara Sociologist April 19, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: my name is Barbara Day with Drs.j Workshop 3 ; Ind. Chant Comm.; F.B.L.A. Ill,IV, Sec.; Tom-Tom Comm. IV. BARBARA LYNN WILLIAMS Barbara December 20, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: her Petty friend F.N.A. IV. ROBERT SHOURDS WITHEY Robert January 20, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered for: his antiques Chorus; Concert Choir IV. Secretary College HENRY ALWYN WOOTTEN Astrophysics May 3, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Wi-Hi ' s liberal Debating Club II, III, Pres. IV; Fr. Club III, IV; N.H.S. Ill, Vice-Pres. IV; Math Day II, IV; Thes- pian Club IV; Sr. Class Play; Indian Chant IV; Wye Inst. IV; Science Seminar IV; H. S. Challenge IV; Seminars in Depth IV. DORIS LEE WORKMAN Doris Air Force August 21, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered by: her chilling cokes Softball II, III, IV; Hockey III, IV; F. B. L. A. Ill; Con¬ cession Stand III. JANET MAXINE WOSCH Janet Medical Technology June 13, 1948 Baltimore, Maryland Remembered as: Wosching the best for everyone May Day Attendant II, III; H. R. Sec. II; F.N. A. Pres. Ill, Vice-Pres. IV; Workshop 3 III; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Concession Stand IV; Thespian Club III, IV; Will Comm. IV. GERALD GOLDSBORO WYN-KOOP Jerry College January 10, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Reverend Paris Chorus II; ConcertChoir III, IV; Jr. Class Play; De¬ bating Club III, IV; Thespian Club IV. DOROTHY ANN YEATMAN Dottie College December 26, 1948 Salisbury, Maryland Remembered as: Miss-terious Gym team II; F.T.A. Class Play; Wye Inst. Chant Misc. Ed. IV. Ill, IV; Thespians III, IV; Jr. IV; Debating Club IV; Ind. Vedat Gozgulu Wi-Hi was honored to have Vedat Gozgulu from Urfa, Turkey for its foreign exchange student. Vedat arrived in Salisbury on August 16, 1965 and lived with the Jack English family. During the school year, Vedat partici¬ pated in many activities. He also spoke to local organizations and schools about his country. We would like to thank the American Field Service, the local Soroptimist Chapter, and Wi-Hi students for making this memorable year with Vedat possible. Vedat experiences his first snow. Post Graduate The post-graduate course at Wi-Hi is offered for students who feel they have not had enough training for their voca¬ tional areas. In some cases, certain courses were overlooked or were unable to be fitted into the students ' schedule. Under this program, these courses can be taken with an additional year of high school study. It is hoped that this year will prepare the students for higher education and adult life. Wayne Sterling. Absent: Virginia Vitello. 67 Please don ' t feed the animals. Cut- Ups Tee hee, are you going to 69 take my — tee hee — picture? Anyone for the Frug? UNDERCLASSMEN Junior Class Officers President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer. . . . . Bud Elzey Deane Hudson Darlene Hall Cindy Hubbert These juniors organize Wi-Hi ' s dances. f Juniors Bob Adams Janet Adkins Diane Anger Christi Ardis Andy Atkinson Maxine Bailey Edgar Baker Stephen Baker Nancy Beahm Jane Bell Ken BeH Ann Birge Karen Blake David Book Brady Bounds Donald Bounds Sandy Bowden Gordon Brenner Becky Briddell Karen Brittingham Marlene Buck Kaye Bunting Tom Burke Jay Cannon Danny Cantrell David Cantrell Lucy Carey Andy Carmine Gary Cassell Michele Charrier Bill Chronister Florence Ciskowski Sharon Cline Tina Cohen Charles Collier Gerri Conaway Sandra Conway Charles Cofdrey Sharon Couch Wayne Creeger Chicken and ham. Judy Cross Bruce Culver Bill Culver Connie Darby Ida Darby Andrew Daugherty Joe Davis Glenn Davis Denny Dennis Barbara Disharoon Chris Dougherty Eddie Dryden Jeanne Dunn Gayle Elliott Ann Ellis Bud Elzey Juniors Bill Ennis Rachel Eure Richard Evans Lynette Evans Sharon Evans Paula Eversman Mary Franklin Freddie French Greg French Greg Fries Dorothy Gates Kathleen George Sue Gilbert Tony Giordano Ellen Givans Linda Griffin Kathy Griffith Willa Grogan Chris Guthrie Darlene Hall John Hall Sharon Hamilton Diatra Hardy Greg Harrison Mary Harrison Jeff Hart Roger Harvey Beverly Hastings John Helms Pat Hitch Phyllis Holland Linda Hopkins Sam Hotton Cindy Hubbert Linda Hubeny Deane Hudson Nancy Hudson Sandra Hughey Kathy Hurley Ann Huston Billy Hyle Dottie Insley Allan Jenkins Kathy Jester Janice Johnson Ken Johnson Juniors Margaret Johnson Sharon Johnson Terrelle Jolley Juanita Jones Reginald Jones Gaye Keller Carole Kelley David Kenney Bill Kerns Linda King Art Klein Lee Kondziola Susan Lankford James Larmore David Layfield Melvin Layfield Peter Layfield John Leo Jay Lewis Gary Lewis Rick Lloyd Louis Lohrfink Sandy Lohrfink Bob Long Judy Longest John Lowry Jerry Lynch Jerry Lytle Betsy Maher Shauna Majors Mike Malone Jacob Malone Diane Mann Benita Marshall Mike Marshall Pat McLernon James Meagher Georgia Mears Virginia Menne Neil Messick Fitchie Mason Martha Matlack David Maxwell Marilyn McCarty Linda McKit Bonnie Milliner Elizabeth Mohr Margaret Mohr Hazel Montgomery Fred Moon Donald Moore Juniors The end of another happy school day. George Owens Dale Parry Joyce Parsons Sonny Parsons Karen Paulos Ellen Payne Walter Payne Angela Phillips Brent Phillips Dave Phippin Dollie Pilkinton Warren Pobst Betsy Pollitt A1 Powell Henry Pully Who ordered a Josten ' s ring ? Bob Purnell Cheryl Pusey Steve Pusey Dixie Rayne George Reddish Pat Reed Yvonne Reese Bill Reid JoAnne Rencher John Renshaw Arviel Richardson Terry Roach Muriel Roberts Joe Rosencrance Danny Rowell Cathy Morcom Norman Morris Ronnie Morris Steve Morris Bill Morris Barbara Mum ford Tommy Niblett Barbara Nourse Ed Obermeyer Edna Owens Pam Ruff Elizabeth Sacca Phil Saunders Jim Savage Robert Scholl James Scott Janice Shaffer James Shockley Bill Sinclair Connie Skinner Greg Smith Juniors f Pat Smith Bob Smith Bob Smith Sue Smith Elsye Spicer Richard Staton Susan Steele Gary Sterling John Stevenson Jack Stevenson Debbie Swaney Betty Sue Taylor Linda Taylor Raymond Taylor Bill Taylor Paul Thomas Nancy Thornton Jay Tilghman Margaret Townsend Steven Townsend Linda Trader Clifton Truitt Toni Truitt Charles Tull Eileen Vollmer Gordon Wallace David Ward Vicki Ward Gene Watson John Watson R. C. Watson Steve Weber Eleanor Webster Charlotte Weitzel Greg White Thomas Wigfall Paul Wilber Lorenzo Wilkerson Bruce Willey Cindy Willey 1 Is that really what it is? Lula Willey Shirley Willey George Williams Greg Williams Sharon Wilson Jean Wimbrow Jeff Wolf John Wood Heather Woodman Bruce Wright Mike Wyatt Pat Abbott Bert Adams Charlie Adams Lloyd Adkins Frankie Atkinson Brenda Bailey Michael Baker Glenn Benedict Leonard Bers Pat Blevins Mike Bounds Pat Bounds Oh John, we didn ' t know you cared. Richard Bounds Glenda Bozman Wayne Bradford Don Bradley Blynn Bratten Paige Briddell Diane Brinson Ethel Brittingham Sheila Britton David Brown David Brown Linda Brown Melody Brown Randy Buller John Bunting Nora Bunting Phil Burkett Bill Burton Deborah Campbell Dolores Cantwell Edward Cantwell Ronnie Carey Sharon Carey Jo Caudill Arliene Cecil Wayne Chew Robert Clark Rodney Coleman Elwood Copeland Judi Corbett Debbie Coulbourne Tim Cowan Mary Cuff Charlotte Dashiell Carroll Daugherty Dianne Davis Linette Davis f Marilyn Davis Melanie Davis Ann Dennis Kenny Dennis Debbie Denson Bert Devonald Annabelle Disharoon Debby Donoho Beverly Douglas Michael Dowdy Lawrence Dryden Susan Duckwitz Jeanette Dunn rs td Michael Dunn Michael Dunn H. B. Elliott Paula Ellis Linda English Suzi Esham Ronnie Eversman Hall Ewing Larry Far low Pat Farrell Gary Fletcher Ledene Fletcher Wade Fletcher Thomas Gam brill Ward Garber Bill Gardner Ann Gerberich Jan Gibbons Janice Gibson Cindy Gordy Virlee Gordy Joseph Gravenor Bobby Graves Eleanor Hales Dale Hastings No, Bud, the camera ' s this way. Gail Hastings Brent Hastings Joanna Hastings Nancy Hearn Barbara Heller Bill Hentschel Henrietta Hess Chris Hickmon Bonnie Hill Vera Hinman Jeri Holland June Holloway Mark Holloway Dale Homan Donald Hopkins Jim Hopkins Phil Hopkins _ Ann Howard Karen Howard Eddie Hudson Johnny Jackson Jackie James Laywanne Jarman Betsy Jarrett Bunky Jenkins Jennifer Johnson Joan Johnson Harry Jones Shari Jones 5 ... 4 ... 3 2 . . . 1 . . . Debbie Karnes Dennis Keeling Ronnie Kelley David King Linda King Vaughn King Steve Kirkpatrick Richard Lambert Mike Lane Robin Lane John Lasley Alan Laws Jim Leedom Ann Leslie Sharon Lewis Shirley Lewis Terry Lewis Mary Liston Donna Littleton Loretta Littleton Joan Long Jackie Lovett Mary Ellen MacHardy Larry Mahan Danny Malone I Beth McKinney Eddie Meadows Cindy Medford David Meilhammer Charles Merritt Chris Messick Jon Messick Turner Messick Jimmy Mills Roland Mills Raymond Mister Sharon Mitchell Bill Mitchell Diane Muir William Murphy Beau Nelson Kathy Nelson Maria Nelson Steve Noble John O ' Brien Matt O ' Connell Debbie Osborne Ben Owens Wesley Owens Norma Palmer Carlton Parker Earl Parker Gary Parker Este sombrero es muy bonito. Robert Parker Shirley Parsons Barry Payne Dawn Payne Wilson Perdue Greg Peters A1 Phillips Ceci Phillips Jeannie Phillips Ross Phillips Cora Phippin Sylvia Phippin Benny Pope Charlie Powell Linda Powell The Thinker David Price Debby Proffitt Sharon Pusey Jeanie Reid Carol Renzi Georgette Rhoads Greg Rickards Bruce Robbins Lawrence Ryder Frank Savage Richard Shaw Carolyn Shockley David Shockley Sophomores Danny Shockley Linda Shockley Gail Sickmund Mike Simms Ida Smith Sheila Smith Larry Stone Steve Strouth Melinda Swallow Linda Tackett Jean Tappan Here she is, Miss Wicomico 1966! John Taylor Joyce Taylor Marvin Taylor Robert Taylor Samuel Thompson Norman Toadvine Fran Townsend Sandra Townsend Bill Townsend Harold Trapkin Dawn Trocki Ann Truitt Brenda Truitt Doris Truitt Fred Tull Phil Turner Cindy Twilley Paul Tyndall Audrey Wallop David Walston - Shirley Watson George Webster Maxine Webster Bob Webster J. V. Wells Don W est Linda Wharton Betty Jo White Bonnie White Trudy White Bob Williams Jackie Willing Tom Wilson Dorothy W indsor Allison Wootten Donna Wright Freshmen David Adkins Frances Adkins John Adkins John Adkins Lav ini a Adkins Vicki Adkins William Adkins Beverly Alexander Michael Allen Pam Armstrong Roger Arvey Penny Atkinson Aniko Baiakso Dennis Bailey f Linda Bailey Charles Baldwin Randall Balin Sue Barr Bobby Baysinger Barbara Beach Gayle Bergeron Frankie Berry Drew Blagus Bonnie Blockston Edward Bowman Donna Bozman Butch Bradley Wayne Bradley Steve Brewer Glenn Brittingham Joan Brittingham Chuck Brown Eugene Brown James Brown Mary Brown Debbie Buck Wilma Bunty Tom Burton Arthur Calame Billy Cant lay Michael Carper Marcelo Carrillo Phil Cartwright Earl Cecil The big one got away. Catherine Chandler Randolph Chesser Wayne Childress Sarah Clarke Tom Clarke Cecil Clemons Gerry Copeland Linda Culp Lynn Davis Linda Davis Richard Davis Connie Dennis Leon Dennis Christine Disharoon John Driscoll Melvin Driscoll Linda Duncan Brenda Elliott Bruce Elliott Mike Elliott ' :: i Oft. I Jennifer Ellis Steve Ellis Jean Elrod Carol Ennis Jimmy Ennis Solomon Everett Debbie Fitzgerald Martha Fletcher Glenda Fooks Linda Foxwell Brady Franklin Judy Fries Edie Gelenczei What kind of party is this? Susan Gemeny Lynn Gerberich Carl Gimenez Peter Gimenez Carol Godwin Bud Griffith Steve Grudis John Gunby Eileen Hack Pat Hall David Hart Beverly Hastings Debbie Hastings Kay Hastings Linda Hastings Eugene Hayward Susan Healy Bobby Hearn How about the Mud- rock Special for a new title. Bobby Hearn Anna Marie Heath Mary Anna Heath Stephanie Helms James Henderson Judy Henderson Keith Henderson Vicky Heslop Barbara Hill Terry Hill Alan Hobbs Steve Hoeffner Janice Holland Karen Hook Sandy Hopkins Mike Hoppes Jeff Hoprich Valerie Horne Larry Horsman Gay Hubeny Joy Hubeny Eddie Huntington Susan Huntington Irma Hurd Dennis Hurley Mary Hurley Bill Hussey George Huston Linda Huston Doris Jenkins Frank Jenkins nen Wayne Johnson D ennis Jones Ernest Jones Janice Jones Sandra Jones Sharon Jones Dwight Johnson Vaughn Johnson June Joudrey Stuart Joudrey Cindy Kaiser Kurt Kennedy Eddie King Karen Kinnamon Joseph Kirkpatrick Tommy Kirwan Jerry Knapp Joe Kotarba Debbie Lane Terry Lane Bill Larmore Donna Lawson Joe Layton Dixie Leonard Tim Liebermann Bonnie Littleton John Lloyd Lynn Lockerman Sherry Lokey Louis Lundy Eddie Lynch Tom Maddox Gregg Marshal Gene Massey David May Ellen McCann Neal McCormick Bob McCrorey Gordon McMartin Gary McMullen Jerry Mears Bonnie Mielhammer Bruce Meilhammer Steve Meilhammer Joyce Messick Terry Messick Jeff Mikelait Diane Miller Brenda Moore Has anyone seen the rest of Christy? Tommy Moore Ralph Morris Christine Mudge Thomas Mumford Bernard Murphy Jim Murray Dean Murray John Niblett Wally Nobbs Carol Northam Mercedes Nutter Vickie Oliver Alan Osborne Sharon Oursler Gary Outten Jeff Outten Theodore Palmer Agnes Parker Cindy Parker Cindy Parker Jo Anne Parker Rosa Parker William Parker Ronnie Parks Danny Parsons Denny Parsons ■i Guess what happens when I turn this on. John Parsons Linda Parsons Linda Patterson George Phillips Kenny Phillips Janice Phippin Pat Polk Ellen Porter Joe Powell Nancy Purnell Judy Quillen Melodie Raynor Dorothy Rice Ted Richardson Cathy Ripple Linda Ritondale Chris Roberts Brenda Rosen Bunny Rosencrance Sandra Ruark Brooks Russell Paul Sample Mary Schaffer Debbie Schisler Karen Schleicher Alfred Scott Cindy Seaton Kathy Serres Bill Sharpley Bob Shaw Richard Sheridan Jon Sherwell Connie Shockley Donald Shockley Everett Shockley Becky Short Greg Shreaves Linda Shrieves Nanci Silvia Diana Simpson John Skiles Betsy Smith Jerry Smith Judy Smith Jimmy Somers Jeff Somers Vicky SpaiTow Vonnie Squires nen Paul Stasiewicz Debbie Stephens Wesley Stephens Kay Sterling Judy Stevens Lois Stevenson Mary Stranquist Pat Strouth Patricia Swift Joe Taylor Ronald Taylor Sherry Taylor Monalisa Terry Donna Thorne Pattie Tifft Brenda Tilghman Sandra Tindall Wayne Tingle Gail Todd Ed Torbert Dora Trader Jeff Trader Gary Trice Charlotte Truitt Larry Truitt Ronald Twilley Skip Valliant Marcella Van Horn Frank Veditz Susan Veise Judson Vollmer Linda Wagner Susan Waller Jim Wallop Peter Wanner Boyd Ward Harlan Ward Phil Ward Carol Weber Pam Webster Brenda Weitzel Donna Welch Louis West Dru Whayland Kathleen White Fay Wigfall Greg Wikoff Carolyn Wilkerson But I couldn f t leave him home. Pat Wilkerson Viola Wilkerson Carolyn Willey James Willey Brenda Williams Cindy Williams Terri Wilson Vicki Wilson Nancy Wise Phil Whitman Tamara Wootten Sidney Young 4 ORGANIZATIONS FIRST ROW- Louis West, Nancy Thornton, Marsha Rosencrance, Tim Heatwole, Judy Fries, Gail Hastings, Joi Langstaff, Randa Avis, Neil Messick, Mary Harrison, Dave Cantrell, Darlene Hall, Eddie Jerman, A1 Wootten, Vedat Gozgulu. SECOND ROW: Deane Hudson, Heather Woodman, Linda Hopkins, Becky Trice, Sherry Hudson, Cindy Douglas, Kathy Agnew, Linda Brown, Kay Rayne, Linda Taylor, Cindy Parker. THIRD ROW: Linette Davis Sue Smith, Nancy Beahm, Debbie Hastings, Vicky Wilson, Charlotte Wetzel, Allison Wootten, Cindy Medford, Connie Brown, Cindy Ennis, Brenda Williams, Joanne Parker, Sue Barr. FOURTH ROW: Bill Taylor, Vaughn King, Paul Volenik, Ronnie Lambert, Mike Banks, Ray Heller, Steve Kirkpatrick, Robert Poole, John Hall, Tom Smith. Student Council The Wi-Hi Student Council welcomed the faculty back to school by presenting each member with a shiny red apple. Students started working last year to prepare for the M.A.S.C. Convention when Joi Langstaff, Pres., was appointed General Chairman. The Convention, October 14, 15, and 16, was a tremendous success. The Council ' s first school activity was the Back-To-School Dance. November 5 brought about Wi-Hi’s Homecoming game, dance, and parade. To boost spirit for the Wi-Hi -- Bennett game November 24, a pep rally was held. Mr. UBAW was crowned December 3 at Wi-Hi ' s own UBAW Dance. Since Christmas was nearing, the Council had a Christmas Assembly December 21 and each homeroom began filling Christmas baskets with canned food for the Salvation Army. January 28 was the planned date for the Winter C arnival but since the school was snow bound for 5 days, the dance was postponed until February. Vedat Gozgulu lead the A.F.S. Assembly on March 25. The TWIRP Dance was held on April 1. Student Council elections were held in May. SEATED: Mary Harrison, Joi Langstaff, Randa Avis, Neil Messick. STANDING: Darlene Hall, Gail Hastings, Dave Cantrell, Eddie Jerman, Judy Fries. f Student Council Projects FLAG DRIVE AFS ASSEMBLY CHRISTMAS BASKETS UBAW DANCE SCHOOL DANCES FIRST ROW: Sharon Taylor, Lynn Robertson, Mrs. Graham, Frank Dunn, A1 Wootten, Tim Heatwole, Terry Truitt, Nancy Bradford, Bonnie Colvin, Kathy Agnew. SECOND ROW: Sue Gilbert, John Wood, Dennis Bunty, Robert Poole, Bruce Bozman, Russell Davis, Paul Volenik, J. C. Allen, Cindy Douglas. THIRD ROW: Gaye Keller, Janice Shaffer, Michele Charrier, Nancy Thornton, Sharon Johnson, Shirley Gillis, Jo Anne Rencher, Margaret Townsend, Sue Smith, Becky Trivits. National Honor Society The officers were elected by other members early in the school year. Under the able direction of its new advisor, Mrs. Samuel Graham, the Wicomico Chapter of the National Honor Society began its school year with 15 members. At the first meeting early in the fall, the Society elected its officers: Tim Heatwole, President; A1 Wootten, Vice-president; Terry Truitt, Secretary; and Frank Dunn, Treasurer. Among the programs of the Honor Society were the tutoring service and the assisting in Project Head Start. Seventeen juniors and seniors were added to the Society ' s roster on March 2 when they were inducted into the organization at the traditional candlelight ceremony. Mr. Sheldon Dawson and Mr. George Corddry, as well as several members of the Honor Society, addressed parents and members. A1 Wootten, Bonnie Colvin, and Tim Heatwole A member of the Honor Society tutors a Wi-Hi were interested in the scholarships offered by gj student, the Society. FIRST ROW: Dottie Insley, Phyllis Holland, Dottie Yeatman, Heather Woodman, A1 Wootten, Bonnie Colvin, John Leo, Terry Truitt, JoAnne Rencher. SECOND ROW: Allison Wootten, Tim Heatwole, Crawford Parker, Will Truitt, Frank Dunn, Paul Volenik, Tim Cowan, Jerry Wyn-Koop, Phil Trapkin, Ida Darby. Debating Club Is the woman’s place in the home? Should the U.S. discontinue its program to put a man on the moon? Are people who donate blood to the Viet Cong traitors? These are a few of the questions that were resolved during the meetings of the Wi-Hi Debating Society this year. Under the guidance of Mrs. Potts, the Club brought to the attention of the students controversial issues and current problems. Not only did the mem¬ bers increase their knowledge in various fields but they also improved their debating skills. The Club was proud to be represented by two mem¬ bers, Tim Heatwole and A1 Wootten, at the Con¬ temporary Affairs Conference on Viet Nam. Club officers this year were Pres. A1 Wootten, V. Pres. Heather Woodman, and Secretary Bonnie Colvin. And as I said before . . . FIRST ROW: Wanda Crockett, Nancy Rowell, A1 Wootten, Frankie Atkinson, Lynn Robertson, Eddie Jerman, Mrs. Smith, Paul Volenik, Janet Wosch, Dian Johnson, Phil Saunders, Jerry Wyn-Koop, Frank Dunn, JudyLawry, JoanElzey. SECOND ROW: Bill Hoover, Linda Cooper, Judy Beauchamp, Linda Taylor, Nancy Bradford, Terry Truitt, Christy Hoch, Cindy Douglas, Kenny Lloyd, Dottie Yeatman, Steve Weber, Doug Hotton, Russell Davis, Joe Davis, Boyd McLernon. National Thespian Society Thespian Troupe 157 got under way this year with a new sponsor, Mrs. Meta Smith. One of the first accomplishments of the year was the revision of the Constitution. In addition to having several parties in the Van Sant ' s barn, the Thespian Troupe put on a review along withthe Student Council ' s talent show. The review consisted of several humorous skits plus a short play with several teachers in the cast. Other activities in¬ cluded a trip to New York City to see a Broadway production. The Troupe ended the year with a farewell party for the seniors at which they were presented Thespian pins and letters. Officers for this year were: Paul Volenik, President; Eddie Jerman, Vice- president; Dian Johnson, Secretary-treasurer; Janet Wosch, Clerk. FIRST ROW: George Bradley, Pat Hitch, Mrs. Phillips, Cindy Hubbert, Tom Smith, Barbara Heller. SECOND ROW: Vonnie Squires, Debbie Hastings, Joan Johnson, Debbie Karnes, Judy Fries, Susan Veise, Brenda Williams, Becky Trice, Joi Langstaff, Jo Anne Sutton, Jeanette Dunn, Nancy Hearn. THIRD ROW: Frank Dunn, Gayle Sickmund, Barbara Disharoon, Shirley Morgan, Nancy Beahm, Janet Hartman, Cindy Medford, Sharon Hamilton, Randa Avis, Dian Johnson, Bill Sinclair. Library Club This year the Library Club has successfully carried out many programs. The regular duties were mending and processing books, working at the circulation desk, checking in mail, and checking shelves. The Club has also sponsored a car wash, constructed a Homecoming float, and participated in the 1966 convention of the Maryland Council of Student Library Clubs. To finish the prosperous year the Club traveled to Washington, D.C. for the annual Library Club trip. The 1965-66 officers included: Tom Smith, President; Cindy Hubbert, Vice-president; Pat Hitch, Secretary-treasurer. FIRST ROW: Sharon Cline, Kathy Agnew, Yvdnne Reese, Vicki Ward, Deane Hudson, Sharon Taylor, Nancy Bradford, Connie Wainwright, Melissa Day, Norma McIntyre, Cindy Ennis, Pat Fisher, Margaret Mohr, Paula Eversman. SECOND ROW: Donna Shockley, Jackie Silvia, Cathy Morcom, Linda Hubeny, Sharon Johnson, Mar¬ garet Townsend, Dottie Insley, Pat Maul, Lynn Robertson, Bonnie Colvin, Carol Conrad, Joan Elzey, Chris Messick. THIRD ROW: Dottie Yeatman, Bonita Marshall, Linda Powell, Barbara Mumford. Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America Club has performed various school services throughout the year 1965-66. Among various activities, Club members worked in the concession stand during the basketball season and acted as P.T.A. guides during Back- to-School Night for parents. On Veterans Day, the Club sponsored an assembly in which Father Dejaeger was guest speaker. One project for the year was the selling of pom-poms. The purpose of the sales was to boost school spirit. Within a day all the pom-poms were sold. In addition to activities, members can accumulate points to get a shield or pin by acting as an aide to a teacher. The members check papers, file them, or record grades. Officers were: Nancy Bradford, President; Deane Hudson, Vice-president; Sharon Taylor, Secretary-treasurer; Connie Wainwright, Point secretary; and Wanda Shockley, Program chairman. The President discusses the trip to an elementary school. F.T. A. girls remind students and teachers that April is Teaching Career Month. FIRST ROW: Brenda Rasen, Judy Henderson, Lois Stevens, Jean Phillips, Marsha He aster, Janice Schaffer, Darlene Hall, Sue Smith, Kay Hudson, Barbara Whayland, Linda Brown, Kae Burkett, Judy Lawry, Shirley Gillis. SEC¬ OND ROW: June Halloway, Judy Corbett, Sue Barr, Vicky Adkins, Pat Abbott, Mary Todd, Linda McKittrick, Carolyn Shockley, TerryFurry, Linda Me ssick, PatHurley, IdaSmith, Betty White, Wilma Bunty, Kathy Ripper, Karen Hook, Ellen McCann, Melody Raynor, Cindy Kaiser, Valerie Horn, Carolyn Willey, Chris Dougherty, Chris Guthrie. THIRD ROW: Judy Cross, Muriel Roberts, Terrelle Jolley, Rachael Eure, Shirley Willey, Betsy Jarrett, Sherry Evans, Willa Grogan, Eileen Griffith, Mary Harrison, Sandy Bowden, Betty Taylor, Lynette Evans, Leslie Parker. FOURTH ROW: Kay Raync, Sandra Conway, Maxine Bailey, Mary Schaffer, Gwen Jones. Future Homemakers of America The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is to provide wholesome group and individual recreation in home and community life. With this in mind, the Future Homemakers were kept quite busy with various activities throughout the year. In the monthly meetings, the club offered the latest in fashions, held a workshop to make Christmas presents for the J. B. Parsons Home, and sponsored an F.H.A. tea for the members. To bring the club year to an end, a Mother and Daughter Banquet was held with the installation of new officers. This year ' s officers were President, Kay Hudson; Vice-President, Susan Smith; Secretary, Darlene Hall; Treasurer, Janice Shaffer; Parliamentarian, Marsha Heaster; and Historian, Jeannie Phillips. Members look through book of fashions. Styles made by F.H. A. members. S- . i ■vxSbf FIRST ROW: Terry Roach, Judy Longest, Elizabeth Mohr, Karen Paulos, JoAnne Rencher, Nancy Thornton Michele Charrier, Nancy Hudson. SECOND ROW: Kathy Hurley, Kathy Jester, Linda Taylor, Lucy Carev Ida Darby, Ann Ellis, Marlene Buck. Ooh, I don ' t want to be a nurse! Who ' s going to be the patient now? Junior Future Nurses of America Girls, let ' s look attentive during the meeting. The Junior Future Nurses of America, under the leadership of Mrs. Hart, provides a chance for in¬ terested students to become familiar with the re¬ quirements of the field and the opportunities which it has to offer. During the year, a series of seminars was held at the Peninsula General Hospital School of Nursing. Topics of discussion ranged from Practical Nursing to a typical student nurses ' class in Bio-Chemistry. This year the officers included: Elizabeth Mohr, President; JoAnne Rencher, Vice-president; Karen Paulos, Secretary-treas.; Judy Longest, Chairman of Hours; Kathy Jester, Publicity Chairman. FIRSTROW: Vicky Tufft, LindaTaylor, Pat Schaffer, ChristyHoch, Eileen Griffith, Linda Hopkins, Janet Wosch, Cindy Douglas, Connie Bunting. SECOND ROW: Martha Malone, Connie Todd, Andrea Daugherty, Reta Dunn, Cheryl Corbett, Judy Beauchamp, Sandy Hinchcliff, Elva Douglas, Judy Shaw. Senior Future Nurses of America The Future Nurses of America Club provides an opportunity for interested students to become ac¬ quainted with the requirements offered in nursing. The activities of the monthly meetings included films, speakers, and discussions concerning activities out¬ side of school. This year the Club has attended monthly meetings at the Peninsula General Hospital School of Nursing along with other members of the F.N.A. Clubs on the Eastern Shore. Miss Hyde, Director of Peninsula General Hospital of Nursing, and Mrs. Ruark, faculty advisor, super¬ vise the activities for the year. Officers included: Linda Hopkins, President; Janet Wosch, Vice-president; Eileen Griffith, Secretary- treasurer; Vicky Tufft, Publicity; Reta Dunn, Chair¬ man of Hours. ™ S I ? W:JoannWard ’ Carolyn Kelley, BarbaraLane, Becky Trivits, Trudy Cooper, Sandy Powell, Joan Long Patti Tifft, Brenda Moore, Bonnie Littleton, Jeanne Dunn, Sharon Hamilton, Joanne Hickman, Christine Ardis Ann Birge. SECOND ROW: Mr. Meadows, Charles Tull, To m Parsons, Jeanie Murphy, Linda Griffin, Bonnie Milliner, Jean Wimbrow, Gene Massey, Fred Tull, Dave Shockley, Mr. Mangum. Future Business Leaders of America The Future Business Leaders of America Club is an organization for those students enrolled in the commercial courses and wish to enter the business world. Under the responsible direction of Mr. Meadows and Mr. Mangum the Club enables its members to participate in many activities connected with business procedures such- as taking field trips to various business concerns in Salisbury, having speakers from the commercial field, and selling tickets at school functions. THi ? y? ar ' S oncers are: Becky Trivits, President; Joann Ward, Vice-president; Bar¬ bara Wilkinson, Secretary; Carolyn Kelley, Point secretary; and Trudy Cooper Treasurer. ’ By serving in this Club, members are encouraged to become the competent business leaders of tomorrow. Officers discuss plans of the meeting. President collects money for gift of Mr. Meadows. President and members discuss the fashion show. FIRST ROW: Karen Scott, Charles Silcott, Connie Todd, Martha Malone, Linda Brown, Gary Taylor, Carroll Adams, Ronnie West. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Twilley, Ernest Wilkins, Eddie Parsons, Hubert Smith, Terry Beauchamp, Gary Ruark. Distributive Education Club of America The Distributive Education Club is a new chartered club organized to train students in the field of business retailing. Through on-the-job training, students are en¬ couraged to learn more about, and to study the relationship between customer and salesman. The activities for the year 1965-66 include: Distributive Education IIstudent officers have been to Linthicum, Maryland, for a convention with the Distributive Edu¬ cation Clubs of America. At the end of the year, the students gave a banquet for their employers. FIRST ROW: Mr. Shaff, Orville Mills, Pete Layfield, Bob Abbott, Gerald Littleton, Bill Culver, Mike Banks, David Layfield, John Renshaw, George Webster, William Murphy, Gregg Williams, Turner Messick, Donald Hopkins. SECOND ROW: Wayne Bradley, Bobby Hearn, Donald Shockley, Ken Pusey, Michael Senkbeil, George Malone, David Walston, John Adkins, PaulTyndall, Maurice Jones, John Jackson, Randy Buller, Tony Giordano, Barry Steere. THIRD ROW: Bert Devonald, Jacob Malone, Michael Simms, Bill Foskey, Melvin Layfield, Tony Giordano, David Shockley, Drew Blagus, Ronald Layfield, Wayne Johnson, Gary Niblett, D. J. Lewis. FOURTH ROW: SamHotton, BobbyBell, Sam Layfield, Raymond Adkins, Bill Kerns, Dale Homan, Mike Malone, Danny Malone, Fred Tull, Gary O ' Neil. Future Farmers of America One achievement of the Future Farmers of America Club was the winning of first place in the Homecoming Parade. They participated in a Thanksgiving turkey shoot as well as advertised for F,F.A. Week. Orville Mills attended a Kansas City Convention during the school year and Raymond Adkins attended 4-H.He also won a $500 scholar¬ ship. The officers for the 1965-66 year were: Orville Mills, President; Pete Layfield, Vice-president; Robert Abbott, Secretary; Gerald Littleton, Treasurer; David Lay- field, Sentinel; John Renshaw, Chaplain; William Foskey, Parliamentarian; and Mike Banks, Reporter. FIRST ROW: Pat Schaffer, Paula Eversman, Debbie Shisler, Tamara Wootten, Terry Roach, Kathy Aguew, Nancy Bradford, David May, Jim Murray. SECOND ROW: Mary Schaffer, Dawn Payne, Linda Hopkins, Elizabeth Sacca, Lucy Carey, Jim Hopkins, Gail Sickmund, Vaughn King, Dick Shaw, Jane Goslee. Latin Club To give students an opportunity to acquaint themselves with old Rome and her ancient culture has been the Latin Club ' s chief purpose. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Ruark, the faculty advisor, theS.P.Q.R. Club experienced a successful year. It met every two weeks under the direction of its president, Kathy Agnew. The other officers were: Nancy Bradford, Vice-president; Terry Roach, Secretary-treasurer. Among the highlights of the Club ' s programs were a Roman banquet, a Homecoming float, slides on Rome, and a picnic in the park. Kathy Agnew presides over Latin Club meeting. Advisor and officers plan program for next meeting. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Parker, Joi Langstaff, Penny Atkinson, Debbie Hastings, Barbara Mumford, Marilyn Davis, Miriam March, Toni Truitt, Sue Gilbert, Mary Stranquist, Vicky Wilson, Sherry Lokey, Lynn Robertson, Pris¬ cilla Valliant, Eva Bozman. SECOND ROW: Judy Cross, Sandra Conway, Mary Todd, Linda McKittrick, Terry Truitt, Karen Blake, Gail Hastings, Brenda Bailey, Cindy Ennis, Linda Hopkins, Norma McIntyre, Nancy Rowell, Linda Cooper. THIRD ROW: Bill Sherwell, Billy Hyle, Billy Owens, Steve Gaudis, Charles Collier, Linda Wharton, Sharon Lewis, Linda Powell, Tim Cowan, Tim Heatwole. Spanish Club Members attend regular Spanish Club meeting. T his year the Spanish Club organized again to form the largest and oldest club in the school. Its main purpose was to have an understanding of the Spanish people, their customs, their culture and their language. By having speakers, contests, and games in Spanish, the students ' conversations and writing abilities were improved. The Club also entered the Talent Show with a skit. As a final activity, there was a fiesta in the City Park. Sherry Parker leads a discussion concerning the Talent Show. 104 Mrs. Parker participates in the meeting. FIRST ROW: Debbie Swaney, Michele Charrier, Karen Paulos, Nancy Beahm, Nancy Hudson, Linda Trader, Ida Darby, Linda Taylor, Juanita Jones, Cathy Moreom, Jim Murray ' , Sharon Carey, Linda Bailey, Carol Weber. SECOND ROW: Randa Avis, Nancy Silvia, Karen Kinnamon, Rachel Eure, Karen Brittingham, A1 Wootten, Bonnie Colvin, Allison Wootten, Karen Howard, Cindy Gordy, Joe Davis, Sandy Long, Linda Hubeny, Becky Bridell. French Club As the wind blew on a cold December evening, several Salisbury families must have been surprised to hear Christmas carolers in front of their homes. Why? The carolers were singing in French. This was only one of the French Club ' s varied programs. Discussions, contests, crossword puz¬ zles, and films of France added to the program ' s gaiety. Another highlight of the year was the First Annual French Club Dinner, held at the home of the advisor, Madame Clark. After the dinner, singing and dancing provided rollicking entertainment for all. To top the evening, members saw a film at Salisbury State College. Officers this year included: Eddie Jerman, Presi¬ dent; Juanita Jones, Vice-president; Ida Darby, Re¬ cording Secretary. Advisor and officers attend a soiree. Ooh la la! FIRST ROW: Sandy Hinchcliff, Judy Cross, Mary Ewell, Cindy Ennis, Maxine Webster, Linda Messick, Bonnie Milliner, Gayle Elliot. SECOND ROW: Tina Cohen, Kathy George, Sandy Long, Carol Conrad, Judy Shaw, Paula Insley, Debbie Lane, Muriel Roberts, Mrs. Smith. THIRD ROW: Ed Obermeyer, Steve Weber, Tim Cowan, Charles Tull, Jerry Wyn-Koop, Vedat Godzulu, Joe Davis, Mike Cartwright. Concert Choir This year, Concert Choir, under the able direction of Mrs. Meta Smith, presented many programs for the enjoyment of the school and the community. The choir, smaller than usual this year, was composed of 25 members. Included in their performances were the Career Day Assembly, Christmas programs for the Lion’s Club and for the supervisors and principals of Wicomico County schools, P.T.A. meetings, the National Honor Society induction, and the Spring Concert. Wicomico Senior High School Band The 1965-1966 Wi-Hi Band started its season this year with its usual round of half¬ time shows at the Wi-Hi football games. The marching band was a representative for the Wesley College Homecoming game. Among other activities for the marching band were the Christmas parade, a combined halftime show with the James M. Bennett High School on Thanksgiving Day, and a mass band halftime show at the University of Maryland Homecoming. The 1966 Concert Bandopened its season by playing for the Ribbon Cutting ceremony at the new Route 50. The Band also participated in the Drum and Bugle Corps competi¬ tion at the Civic Center. Participating in the All Shore Band were Phil Trapkin, Gail Hastings, Edwin Cant¬ well, Phil Saunders, Gary Jenkins, J. C. Parker, Tom Burke, and Harold Trapkin. A new event for the year was the Dance Band Festival which was held at Wicomico Junior High School. Dance Bands from around the Shore participated to make it a great success. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ekas, Ida Darby, Joan Elzey, Dave Aydelotte, Michele Charrier, Pat Hurley, Linda Messick, charlotte Weitzel. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Mohr, Margaret Mohr, Sharon Hamilton, Gail Hastings, Karen Paulos, Betsy Maher, Jean Tappan, Paula Eversman, Cathy Morcom. Human Relations Club The Human Relations Club was the result of the enthusiasm stirred up from the Na¬ tional Conference of Christians and Jews last year at Bennett. With the loss of our supervisor this year, the Human Relations Club feared that it would not be able to organize. Thanks to Mr. Bloodsworth and Mrs. Ekas, we kept alive the students ' enthusiasm so that we might work up a constitution for the club. In its second year of existence, the Human Relations Club has enjoyed many different activi¬ ties . Our members, along with other students of the school, attended the Wicomico High Schools Youth Conference on Human Relations. Later in the year, we took a tour of Cambridge State Hospital, and also sponsored an assembly during Brotherhood Week. We met on alternate Thursdays so as not to come in conflict with the other clubs and activites. The club operates on a voluntary basis and is open to any student at Wi-Hi. The Senior Class Chairman is David Aydelotte; Junior Class Chairman, Michele Char¬ rier; and Secretary-treasurer, Phyllis Holland. Gosh, I ' m the President! Gads, what a club! FIRST ROW: Bonnie Colvin, FrankDunn, Paul Volenik, TimHeatwole, John Wood, David Ward. SECOND ROW: Bunk Berry, J. C. Allen, Dave Hudson, Robert Poole, A1 Wootten, Dennis Bunty. Science Seminars This year the Maryland Academy of Sciences centered its Science Seminar Program for Wicomico, Worcester, and Somerset counties around mathematics. Some of the advanced mathematics and science students from Wi-Hi gathered with other interested students from the region at J. M. Bennett to hear five very interesting talks on prob¬ ability, statistics, computers, vectors, matrices, game theory, and contemporary mathematics by speakers from Westinghouse, Johns Hopkins, and the University of Maryland. The students acquired new interest and knowledge in several fields of mathematics. Members of Seminar perform lab experiment. Members A1 Wootten and Eva Bozman use lab facilities during class experiment. Indian Chant FIRST ROW: Darlene Hall, Peggy Jackson, Joan Elzey, Barbara Thomas, Sharon Johnson, Dottie Yeatman, Bill Taylor, Tim Heatwole, Cheryl Corbett, Donna Shockley, Barbara Lane, Jane Goslee, George Williams, Ray Heller. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Colvin, Wayne Sterling, Paula Insley, Joyce Parsons, Cathy Morcom, Jim Hop¬ kins, GeriConway, Barbara Wilkinson, Joann Ward, Terri Furry, Pat Hurley, Linda Hopkins, Shirley Hastings, Shirley Gillis, Yvonne Reese, Vicki Ward, Mrs. Dick, Carolyn Kelley. THIRD ROW: Gary Ruark, David Book, Cathy Chandler, Vonnie Squires, Mary Stranquist, Tamara Wootten, Vicki Wilson, Judy Shaw, Judy Beauchamp, Jackie Silvia, Pat Fisher, Linda Messick, Charles Tull, Warren Burns, Ralph Raymond. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Hinchcliff, Sandi Powell, Georgia Mitchem, Becky Trivits, Sharon Hamilton, Dian Johnson, Norma McIntyre, Jo Anne Sutton, Wanda Shockley, Connie Wainwright, A1 Wootten, Carol Conrad. The Indian Chant Staff holds the title of the largest Chant Staff for quite a few years. Under the supervision of Mrs. Dick, the members learned how to plan and produce the best Indian Chant Wi-Hi has ever had. When five students w on in a national poetry contest, the need for a literary maga¬ zine was recognized. So the Indian Chant was born. Since the Indian Chant appeared five years ago, it has grown to bea meaningful part of the school. The 1966 members hope that the Chant of 1967 will be just as prosperous and worthwhile. Tim Heatwole . . Bill Taylor . .Randa Avis Poetry Ed.Joan Elzey H| Miscell. Editor.Dottie Yeatman ■ Short Story Ed.Barbara Thomas j Typing Ed.Barbara Lane Art Editor .Donna Shockley : Business Ed.Cheryl Corbett . Secretary.Peggy Jackson Vk Historian.Jane Goslee Advisor .Mrs. Dick no Wicomico Senior High S chool, Salisbury, Md. FIRST ROW: Connie Wainwright, Jackie Silvia, Russell Davis, Terry Truitt, Mr. Murdock, Frank Dunn, Judy Lawry, Priscilla Valliant, Karen Brittingham. SECOND ROW: Melissa Day, Margaret Townsend, Ida Darby, Gary Cassell, Sue Gilbert, John Wood, Paul Wilber, David Ward, Ellen Givans. The Wi-Hi News went to press this year eight times through the combined efforts of a small but hard-working staff of 17 juniors and seniors. Subscribers -- and others who read the issues -- remember such headlines as Mr. CorddryShocks, Strikes and Plasters, Wicomico High, J. M. Bennett Throw M.A.S.C. Shindig Here, and Wi -Hi Ends Season with a Bang. With Terry Truitt as Editor-in-Chief and Russell Davis as Associate Editor, the staff worked hard under the direction of Mr. Murdock to bring the news to the Wi-Hi students another year. STAFF Editor-in-Chief.Terry Truitt Associate Editor.Russell Davis Sports Editor.Frank Dunn Feature Editor.Judy Lawry Business Editor . . . . Connie Wainwright News Editor.Priscilla Valliant Exchange Editor.Christy Hoch Circulation Editor.Jackie Silvia Reporters Karen Brittingham, Ida Darby, Melissa Day, Sue Gilbert, Ellen Givans, Margaret Townsend, David Ward, Paul Wilber, John Wood Advisor.Mr. Michael Murdock in The Wi-Hi News staff is hard at work. Tom-Tom 66 SEATED: Carol Conrad, Bonnie Colvin, Lynn Robertson. STANDING: Sharon Taylor, Mr. Hope, Cindy Ennis. Tom Tom Staff Editor-in-Chief.Bonnie Colvin Associate Editors .Carol Conrad Cindy Ennis Lynn Robertson Sharon Taylor Girls ' Sports Editors . . Sandy Hinchcliff Christy Hoch Boys’ Sports Editors.Ray Heller Phil Trapkin BUSINESS COMMITTEE Business Manager . Connie Wainwright Advertising Man. ... Jo Anne Sutton WILL COMMITTEE Chairmen.Paul Volenik Janet Wosch J. C. Allen.Nancy Rowell Barbara Atkinson.Judy Shaw David Aydelotte .... Carroll Shockley Miriam March. Wanda Shockley Orville Mills.A1 Wootten ART COMMITTEE Chairman.Pat Schaffer Linda Hopkins . Donna Shockley Norma McIntyre PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE Chairman.Tom Whi te Carroll Adams . Eddie Jerman Frank Dunn . Ronnie Lambert Paula Insley . Connie Wainwright TYPING COMMITTEE Kae Burkett Barbara Wilkinson 112 TYPING COMMITTEE ADVISORS ART COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES Russell Davis, Bonnie Colvin, Paul Volenik, Tim Heatwole, Terry Truitt, A1 Wootten. High School Challenge The members of the 1966 High School Challenge Team proved themselves intelligent students in the first match, and good sports in the second. After a stunning victory over Seaford, the team regretfully relinquished its champion¬ ship to Stephen Decatur in a close contest. We remind the students that, as Robert Earle says, The game emphasizes quick recall of specific facts, and is not rompletly indicative of scholastic ability. Paul Volenik, Bonnie Colvin, A1 Wootten. National Merit Commendations Every spring hundreds of nervous juniors from all parts of the country queue up to compete on a National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. This year three of our own Wi-Hi students scored among the top 2% of all the stu¬ dents in the nation who took the test. Bonnie Colvin, Paul Volenik, and A1 Wootten re¬ ceived letters of commendation during the spring awards assembly. Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Corddry, Frank Dunn, A1 Wootten, Joi Langstaff, Bonnie Colvin. Herald Tribune Forum On the morning of March 30th four excited students accompanied by Mrs. Corddry, and Mrs. Burton, left Wi-Hi ' s parking lot for New York. Joi Langstaff, Bonnie Colvin, Frank Dunn, and A1 Wootten were off for two glorious days in New York as a result of their high scores on a current events test given by the social studies department. They reached New York about noon; and, after checking in at the Taft Hotel, they attended a meeting of the U.N. Economic and Social Council. They enjoyed a delicious Italian dinner and then attended one of the best plays on Broadway, The Royal Hunt of the Sun. The next morning, thegroup split up. The girls went to Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange, while the boys visited the Empire State Building. They rendezvoused at Lindy ' s for lunch and from there departed for the Philharmonic Hall of Lincoln Center. The New York Herald Tribune presented a program in which 31 foreign students discussed the problems and plans of their various countries. Paul Volenik, Russell Davis, Ralph Raymond, Karen Brittingham. Not pic¬ tured: Nancy Thornton, Jeff Hart. Goldey Beacom Spelling Each year the Goldey Beacom school of business sponsors a spelling contest for ju¬ niors and seniors who are selected by their English teachers. The winners this year were Ralph Raymond, Paul Volenik, Russell Davis, Nancy Thornton, Jeff Hart, and Karen Brittingham. Math Day OnMarchl8, afterweeksof planning, the academic math stu¬ dents presented Mathematics Day, The theme of the day was Mathematics: Key to the Universe. General chairmen Tim Heat- wole and A1 Wootten, with the assistance of Miss Helen Warren, planned special programs for each period. These programs consisted of student talks, puzzles, and games. Because of the quality of his talk on Pythagorean Numbers, Tim Heatwole spoke at the National Convention of Mathematics Teachers in New York City. The highlight of the day was an assembly at which Mr. Carl Rowan spoke. Also Mr. Corddry announced that Tim Heatwole, Paul Volenik, and Dennis Bunty won the annual math contest. The success of the day demonstrated the interest and ability of our students in mathematics. Science Fair Delegates Frank Dunn entered a project in the Prince George ' s Area Science Fair. Gaye Keller repre¬ sented Wi-Hi at the Maryland Junior Science and Humani¬ ties Symposium. 118 t Assemblies This year many enlightening and entertaining assemblies were presented for Wi-Hi under the direc¬ tion of Randa Avis, first vice president of the Stu- dentCouncil. Wi-Hi students increased their knowl¬ edge of subjects ranging from ping-pong to Norwegian folk dances, from atomic science to the countries of foreign exchange students. You mean this thing’s radioactive? Mrs. Hubbert is rewarded for her work on the freshman class float. Yes, sir, if that ' s what you want. Who ' s the lucky winner of our autographed football? Hundreds of Wi-Hi students contributed their time and effort to help with the convention. Joi Langstaff served as general chairman of the Maryland Association of Student Councils ' 1966 convention. She is pictured here with the committee chairmen. A speaker addressed the students Saturday afternoon. M The convention was climaxed by a dinner-dance on Sat¬ urday evening. Studentsfrom all over Maryland met to discuss their Student Councils ' proble ms and plans. Come Away Death Come Away Death by John Kirkpatrick was presented by the Class of ' 66 on De¬ cember 8th and 9th in Wi-Hi ' s Little Theater. In the play, several college students find themselves involved in murder when they go to pick up costumes for a local college presentation. The cast and crew spent many long, hard hours bringing to life such characters as Tom Henning, Nicky Brandt, Louise Hallman, Dian Stoner, and many others. The Senior Class play was not only a success for the students involved, but also for Mrs. Meta Smith, newly acquired dramatics teacher, and for Mr. Peter Fryer, our technical director. Would you believe Jolly Jack? 122 The Cast George Lyons . Louise Hallman Clara Wicks . Tom Henning . Pat Vines . . Sallie Mears . Dian Stoner . Chet Ames Kate Troy Mark Stoner . Nicky Brandt . Janet Wicks . . Paul Volenik Cindy Douglas Dottie Yeatman . Bernie Kemp . . Joan Elzey . Dian Johnson Shirley Morgan . Bill Hoover Miriam March . . A1 Wootten Eddie Jerman Lynn Robertson Peekaboo! Stick ' um up partner! Students work on construction. 123 I won ' t wear that old black thing. Submerged CAST Dunn . . . . Shaw . . . . Brice . . . . Commander Nabb . . . . Jorgson . . . .David Book . . Joe Davis Mike Marshall Phil Saunders . . .Rob Long Jack Stevenson Spy Me This One CAST Evalina.Kathy Jester Hannah.Heather Woodman Susan.Joanne Rencher X .Patricia Smith Katinka.Sharon Couch OP 13 1 2.Judy Longest Blank.Sue Gilbert The Junior Class of Wicomico Senior High School presented two one-act plays on March 24th and 25th. Spy Me This One is a farce about spies and secret agents. The girls did an excellent job portraying the fascinating characters of today ' s spy novels. The theme was particularly appropriate be¬ cause of the current interest in the world of espionage. Submerged -- a tragedy by H. Stuart Cottman and Le Vergne Shaw -- takes place in a wrecked and submerged sub¬ marine and involves honor and duty versus cowardice. Under the direction of Mrs. Meta Smith and Mr. Coolidge Wood, the juniors pre¬ sented a fine production. t Talent Show On Thursday and Friday nights, April 21 and 22, various students at Wi-Hi pre¬ sented its Humorous Stage. There were thirteen acts including everything from a coffee break in Cuba to Chopin on the baby grand. The talent show centered around a sweet shop during the 1920’s with the ex¬ ecutive committee of the Student Council introducing the acts. Through the help of four faculty members, Mrs. Meta Smith, Mr. Peter Fryer, Mr. Andrew Giunta, and Mr. John Evans, and the cast and crew, the talent show was a big success and was enjoyed by all. 125 H O M E C O M I N G Dian Johnson, Sherry McMartin, and Connie Brown served as the candidates for the 1966 Homecoming Queen. Sherry McMartin was crowned by Susan Culver, last year ' s Homecoming Queen. Eddie Jerman crowns Pat Brittingham, Queen of the Winter Carnival. Winter Carnival Queen Pat Brittingham escorted by J. C. Allen. Junior representative Darlene Hall escorted by Ronnie Lambert. Steve Brewer, Aniko Baiakso, Ronnie Eversman, Donna Littleton, Kenny Johnson, Ellen Givans, John Berry, Janis Hogg, Neil Messick, Terry Truitt, Maurice Fields, Sharon Taylor, Mike Malone, Sandy Lohrfink, Bill Culver, Debbie Proffitt, Kip Martin, Judy Fries, Frank Veditz. Flower Girls: Sue Cherry, Crystal Hensley, Sherri Lee Schoepf; Crown Bearer: Mitchell Parker. Canclyland May Queen Terry Truitt escorted by Maurice Fields. Senior Attendant Sharon Taylor escorted by Mike Malone. Senior Attendant Janis Hogg escorted by John Berry. Members of the May Court lead the first dance. 129 The fountains of Longwood. I never appear without my Foster Grants! Mommy told me to keep my hand on my wallet. Some people really have it good. Strolling through the park one day . . . It ' s not THAT boring, Mickey. Senior Philadelphia Feeding the fishes And that dungeon is reserved for Sr. Class Presidents. Trip May 6, 1966 The attractions of Kiddyland -- whoops — A qua ram a. ? Junior- Senior Banquet Jr. Class President, Bud Elzey, welcomes seniors to the traditional Banquet. The Junior Class honored the Seniors with a ban¬ quet on May 27. After a surprisingly delicious turkey dinner, Ju¬ nior Class President, Bud Elzey, welcomed the guests. John Berry, Senior Class President, re¬ called the Seniors ' first meeting with Mr. Graham and Mrs. Corddry as frightened sophomores. How¬ ever, the years quickly passed and at last we were Seniors. John summarized our Senior year by tell¬ ing of our Homecoming Game, the great basketball season, the eventful class trip, and our beautiful funfilled Prom Night. In conclusion, John expressed our gratitude to the faculty and administration of Wi-Hi. Senior Class President, John Berry, reviewed the seniors ' three years at Wi-Hi. Deane Hudson leads the juniors in a toast to the senior class. Sandy Long leads the senior class song, Somewhere. On May 13 the Senior Class retreated several centuries to the world of knights, ladies, and chivalry. Entering across the drawbridge of their medieval castle, the couples beheld Camelot, ” a spectacle of blue and green canopies and huge gold shields. At ten o ' clock the gentlemen in their tuxedos and the ladies in their beauti¬ ful long gowns promenaded gracefully through the Grand March. They stood together as a class and joined in singing the Alma Mater and their class song, Somewhere. Then the dancing resumed and continued until midnight as the music of Lee Paige ' s orchestra drifted from the Arthurian pavilion on stage. The couples were reluctant to leave and most of them returned to the breakfast that the parents prepared at one o ' clock. The one brief shining moment is gone but the memory will last forever. 134 T Mrs. Graham, Mr. Hope, and Mrs. Howard enjoy the prom. Attention centers around the refreshment table. FIRST ROW: Becky Trivits, Dian Johnson, Bonnie Colvin, Randa Avis, Maryjo Langstaff. SECOND ROW: Bruce Bozman, Phil Trapkin, Carol Conrad, Priscilla Valliant, Orville Mills, A1 Wootten. THIRD ROW: John Berry, Tim Heatwole, Ray Heller, Frank Dunn, J. C. Allen. Senior Awards CAROL CONRAD — Old Home Prize Essay — To the senior composing the best essay on subject of Eastern Shore. MARYJO LANGSTAFF and TIM HEATWOLE — Wi¬ comico Women ' s Club and Rotary Club Awards — To a girl and boy respectively who have qualities of de¬ pendability, co-operation, leadership, and patriotism. BONNIE COLVIN — Francis MarionGunby Award — Deportment, pleasant relations with teachers and stu¬ dents, attention in class. PRISCILLA VALLIANT —Class of 1922 Award — To senior who has Those qualities of heart and mind that make for a righteous and good citizen. DIAN JOHNSON and FRANK DUNN — Daughters and Sons of American Revolution Awards — To a girl and boy respectively who have qualities of dependability co-operation, leadership, and patriotism. RANDA AVIS -- Rebekah Award — To one who has demonstrated loyalty to Wi-Hi. AL WOOTTEN — Lions Club Award — To senior, certificate and fifty dollars, for highest scholastic av¬ erage for three years. PHIL TRAPKIN -- William Collins Band Award — To band member for technical ability and willingness to work with band members and director. BECKY TRIVITS — First National Bank Award -- To an outstanding commercial student. ORVILLE MILLS -- Wicomico Farm Bureau Award --To an outstanding member ofF. F. A. and a promis¬ ing farmer. JOHN BERRY, RAY HELLER, and J. C. ALLEN — Billy Mitchell Football, Sam Seidel Basketball, and Jack Purnell Baseball Awards — To a member of the football, basketball, and baseball squads showing the qualities of sportsmanship and courage. BRUCE BOZMAN — E. Sheldon Jones Award and Ki- wanis Scholarship Award -- To an outstanding athlete, gentleman, and sportsman during the junior and senior years, and a certificate and two hundred dollars to the senior selected on competitive basis of personality, character, and promise of achievement. Service Darlene Hall Gail Hastings Cindy Medford Bunny Rosencrance Margaret Mohr Heather Woodman Awards Steve Brewer Joe Rosencrance Neil Messick Steve Kirkpatrick Charles Tull Glenn Benedict t Rev. Robert J. Mackey Rev. L. R. Lineberger Sermon to the Graduates On the evening of May 29, the Seniors gathered in their caps and gowns to hear a very appropriate sermon by Rev. Robert Mackey. The theme of his talk was the prob¬ lem of finding ourselves and working to improve ourselves and our world. Rev. Line¬ berger read the scripture and delivered the benediction. The service was excellent and a true inspiration to the graduates. Watch those ninety degree angles! Processional Invocation.The Rev. Dr. Robert P.Varley Rector, St. Peter ' s Episcopal Church Welcome.John Stewart Berry President, Senior Class Introduction of Speaker.Mr. Sheldon B. Dawson Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Wicomico County Address to Graduates.Dr. Harry C. Byrd Chairman, Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs, State of Maryland Presentation of Class.Mr. George H. Corddry, Jr. Principal, Wicomico Senior High School Presentation of Diplomas. Mr. Avery W. Owens Member, Board of Education Mrs. Samuel A. Graham Vice Principal, Wicomico Senior High School Alma Mater.Senior Class Benediction .The Rev. Dr. Robert P.Varley Recessional Commencement 252 Graduates — June 2 , 1966 139 ATHLETICS SC Season ' s Scoreboard We They Forest Park. . . ... 13 7 Laurel . 6 Seaford. 13 Howard County . . . . 19 12 Salisbury .... ... 39 7 Easton. 0 Annapolis .... . . . 0 26 Bel Air. . . . 0 34 Cambridge . . . . . . 6 27 Bennett. . . . 0 20 FIRST ROW: Coach Squires, Bemie Kemp, J. C. Parker, Bill Welch, J. C. Allen, Jack English, Bruce Bozman, Bunky Berry, Bob Poole, Craig Allen, Bill Shockley, Carroll Shockley, Mike Cartwright, Paul Trivits. SECOND ROW: Danny Shockley, A1 Powell, Phil Trapkin, Danny Malone, Bill Kerns, Earl J. Bethards, Steve Pusey, Ken Johnson, Maury Fields, Mike Malone, Jack Stevenson, Coach Minton. THIRD ROW: Tom White, Andy Atkinson, John Hall, Allan Jenkins, Crawford Parker, Wayne Evans, Jeff Hart, Frank Dunn, Manager. Varsity Football The 1965 Wi-Hi football squad ended its season with a 5-5 record. The Indians scalped Forest Park in the opener, 13-7. They proved to be a versatile team on the very next try by downing Laurel 26-6 in a rain storm. The following Friday, the Sea- ford Blue Jays handed the Indians a close 13-7 defeat. Wi-Hi ' s field general, Bruce Bozman, directed the attack against Howard County and put the Injuns back inthewin column. Headed for the big T-Day game, the Indians cut down Salisbury High 39-7. Hot off the warpath, the tribe ran over Easton 19-0. Then injuries and fate hit the boys in teepee town. The tribe couldn’t seem to get across the six point line. They scored only one touchdown in the next four games as they were beaten by Annapolis 26-0, Bel Air 34-0, Cambridge 27-6, and perhaps our biggest disappointment, Bennett 20-0. In all fairness, however, we must say that the statistics don ' t tell the complete tale. The graduating seniors wish the ' 66 team a most successful season. GRADUATING SENIORS FIRST ROW: Bemie Kemp Carroll Shockley Jack English J. C. Allen Wayne Evans Bunky Berry Mike Cartwright SECOND ROW: Paul Trivits Crawford Parker Tom White Bruce Bozman Bob Poole Earl J. Bethards Maury Fields Craig Allen J. C. Parker Get up Bruce, quick! Coach Squires gives pointers to Bruce and Bunky. You ' ll never make it. Don ' t just stand there Jack, help me. I dare you to go by. FIRST ROW: Coach Thurston, Bob McIntyre, John Sherwell, Bobby Baysinger, Eddie Bowman, Joe Powell, Frank Berry, A1 Phillips, Phil Cartwright, Bruce Elliot, Chris Hickmon, Mike Dunn, Butch Bradley. SECOND ROW: Coach Schoepf, Alfred Scott, Bob Webster, Vaughn King, Vaughn Johnson, Eddie Torbert, Terry Hook, Larry Osborne, Jim Scott, Coach Walker. THIRD ROW: Bill Burton, J. R. Lloyd, Billy Hyle, Hall Ewing, Roger Arvey, Glenn Benedict. Junior Varsity Football Wi-Hi ' s 1965 J.V. football squad, under the able coaching of Mr. Thurston, Mr. Walker, and Mr. Schoepf, exhibited a fine record of five wins and two losses. The team started out on the wrong foot, losing to Bennett 19-0, but soon mended their ways by edging Milford 13-7. This win was the first in a string of five.Among the victories were those over Central Hi (Va.), 25-6; Seaford, 13-6; Easton, 19-0; and Cambridge 21-0. The J.V. ' s stopped their winning streak at five with a loss to Bennett, 12-0. The J.V. squad should provide plenty of fresh talent for next year ' s varsity. J.V. Coaches: Mr. Walker, Mr. Thurston, Mr. Schoepf. SEASON ' S SCOREBOARD Opponents J. M. Bennett 19 Milford 7 Central High 6 Seaford 6 Easton 0 Cambridge 0 J. M. Bennett 12 Wi-Hi 0 13 25 13 19 21 0 145 FIRST ROW: Sam Thompson, John Bunting, BillyMoore, PhilBurkett, GregFrench, FhilHopkins, Peter Gimenez George Williams Hal Trapkin Carl Gimenez, Larry Mahan. SECOND ROW: George Reddish, Ronnie Lambert! Bob Smith, Joe Rosencrance, Bruce Culver, David Cantrell, Danny Cantrell, co. -capt. :Gresz Fries Bud Elzev co-capt.; Jeff Jones, Coach Craige. 6 ’ 71 Soccer The Wi-Hi soccer team completed their season un¬ der the able coaching of Tom Craige, with a record of 3 wins and 7 losses. Although the record doesn ' t show it, five of the seven losses were lost by only one goal. Coach Craige can look to next year as a most prom¬ ising one, with 18 of the 21 player squad of 1965 re¬ turning for action. He will be losing the services of seniors Ronnie Lambert and Jeff Jones, but will have many lettermen carry overs. Joe fights for possession of the ball. FIRST ROW: Joyce Parsons, Sandy Hinchcliff, Eleanor LeViness, co-capt. j Trudy Mitchell, co-capt. j Pat Maul, Linda Cooper. SECOND ROW: Linda Hopkins, Chris Ardis, Yvonne Reese, Benita Marshall, Elizabeth Mohr, Nancy Thornton, Lynette Evans, Linda Hubeny. THIRD ROW: Brenda Williams, Sue Barr, Cindy Parker, Bunny Rosencrance, Ann Gerberich, Pat Polk, Sandy Townsend, Lynn Gerberich, Linda Parsons, Mrs. Sue Thomas. Hockey Another hockey season has ended at Wi-Hi, this year ' s season being more productive than last year ' s. The team ' s record was: 1 win, 5 losses, and 4 ties. Helping lead the way were seniors: Linda Cooper, Melissa Day, Sandy Hinchcliff, Eleanor LeViness, co- capt.; Pat Maul, Trudy Mitchell, co-capt.; Lynn Robertson, co-capt.; and Doris Workman. Mrs. Sue Thomas, in her la st year of coaching at Wi-Hi, was very pleased with her 24 squaws. Next year ' s hockey team should do very well. Seven juniors with a lot of energy, skill, and enthusiasm, will return to lead the march. Position for center bully. A typical practice game. 147 The girls practice scoring a goal. FIRST ROW: Pat Polk, Christy Hoch, Pat Maul, capt.; Linda Cooper, Karen Blake, Sandy Bowden. SECOND ROW: Dawn Payne, Nancy Beahm, Bunny Rosencrance, Linette Davis, Lynette Evans, Brenda Williams, Chris Ardis. Girls Basketball Thegirls ' basketball team was Wi-Hi ' s only unsuccessful team. Though the squaws practiced hard, they could not bring the victory home. The team loses only three seniors --Linda Cooper, Chris Hoch, and Pat Maul; so the ' 66- ' 67 squad has much to look forward to. A new addition to Wi-Hi girls ' sports was the J.V. girls ' team. They balanced their record, 2-2, under the coaching of Mrs. Hubbert. These girls will also help make the future brighter for the win-starved squaws. The seniors wish the best of luck to next year ' s squad. FIRST ROW: Paige Briddell, Tamara Wootten, co-capt. ; Mary Stranquist, co-capt. ; Judy Henderson. SECOND ROW: Annabelle Disharoon, Ann Truitt, Debbie Schisler, Sherry Lokey, Chris Mudge, Mrs. Hubbert. 148 FIRST ROW: Mark Holloway, Billy Moore, Jack Stevenson, co-capt.; Billy Hyle, co-capt. ; Jeff Hoprich, Rodney Coleman. SECOND ROW: Matt O ' Connell, Jon Messick, Ronnie Taylor, Greg Fries, J. R. Lloyd, Warren Pobst. Junior Varsity Basketball This year, after Mr. Howard Frear resigned from Wi-Hi, Coach Denver Knapp took his junior varsity squad and posted an impressive record of 13 wins and 3 losses. The boys did a great job by defeating some real tough teams. Many of the faces that you might have seen on the J.V. team this year will probably provide sound material for next year ' s varsity squad. Our congratulations and thanks to Coach Knapp for molding a possible future Wi-Hi varsity team. Wi-Hi out jumps opponent. Coach Knapp gives last minute instructions. 149 FIRST ROW: J. C. Allen, Bill Reid, Mickey Dunlap. SECOND ROW: Bud Elzey, Joe Rosencrance, Carroll Shock- ley, David Cantrell. THIRD ROW: Frank Dunn, mgr.; George Reddish, Ray Heller, co-ca pt. ; Bruce Bozman, co- capt. ; Phil Long, Bunky Berry, mgr. Varsity Basketball The 65-66 varsity squad with a new coach, Mr. Ronald A. Sepesy, posted a most impressive record of 13 wins and 5 losses. After losing the season opener to North Caroline, the Wi-Hi cagers came storming back to win the next four games with Mardela, Crisfield, Easton and Pocomoke, to close out for Christmas vacation. On January 4th it was back to swishingthe nets, but not for Wi-Hi as they again went down to defeat at the hands of a strong North Caroline five. At the start of the last month of play the record showed an even five wins and five losses. From this point on the Indians ended the season with eight straight wins over James M. Bennett twice, Easton, Cambridge, Stephen Decatur, Crisfield, and Salisbury twice. After defeating a good Cambridge five 70 to 59 in the District 5 Tournament, Wi-Hi then moved to Chestertown to encounter Edgewood High, only to lose by a score of 56 to 45. Our congratulations to Coach Sepesy for a most successful year and another outstanding season of basketball at Wi-Hi. Wi-Hi 1 s starting five. Wi-Hi attempts shot. Bruce scores two more points for Wi-Hi. 151 Bill shoots for basket. FIR S T ROW: Brooks Russell, Ron Taylor, John Hall, Dick Crockett, Leon Dennis, Coach Murdock, Dave Hudson i om Wigfall, Bill Burton, Larry Farlow, Mike Dowdy, Ron Lambert, John Bunting. SECOND ROW: Paul Wilber Bill Hearne, Bob Baysinger, Glen Davis, George Williams, Steve Pusey, George Reddish, Bill Smith, Art Klein! Gary Cassell Vaughn Johnson, John Niblett, Crawford Parker. THIRD ROW: Reggie Stevenson, Dave Brown, Bill McCrorey, Mike Dunn, Mike Baker, Bob Williams, Bob McIntyre, Allan Jenkins, Wayne Evans, Bill Kerns, Bill weicn, bill Reid, Mark Holloway. Track We held a tenth place Wi-Hi ' s Track Team, under the able coaching of Mr. Murdock, has had a most successful season with 3 wins and 5 losses. Two of these losses were by only several points. Wi-Hi came in second in the District meet beating Cambridge, Bennett, and Elkton. tie in the State meet, competing against 27 schools. u.n S ? ve ”} n !f™ re cords have been set this year. For the 2 mile nmDave Hudson came up with 10:17. Steve Pusev Bill Smith, Allan Jenkins, and George Williams set 46. 2 in the 440 relay. grad ti lrd ° Ck fCelS prOSpects are good for n ext ; year with 17 men winning letters, and only 6 seniors Cross-Country This year ' s Cross-Country Team has shown great stamina, in defeating such teams as St. Michaels, South Dorchester, Seaford, Wor¬ cester, Greenwood, and Milford indual and tri-meet competition. Their only loss came at the hands of our cross town rivals, Salisbury. Dave Hudson, one of the bright spots on the team, set a new record for 2. 5 miles with a 12:06. 9 clocking. With Dave Hudson and Dick Crockett finishing 1 2 respectively in every meet, it thus qualified them to be the best 1-2 punch on the Eastern Shore. Although Coach Murdock lost his 3 top dependables by graduation, he looks to next year with great enthusiasm. 152 FIRST ROW: Jack Stevenson, co-capt. ;Greg French, Billy Hyle, Dick Shaw, SECOND ROW: Mr. Paul Weisman, Danny Cantrell, Jon Messick, co-capt. ; Bob Smith, Warren Pobst, Mr. Peter Fryer. Tennis After losing their opening match to the Navy Plebes, the Wi-Hi tennis team, under the able coaching of Mr. Peter Fryer, finished the 1966 season undefeated after dual wins overBennett, Cambridge, and Milford as well as a win over St. Andrews, a power¬ ful Delaware team. The squad has gained such experience that it ' s possible to have winning seasons for several years to come as the entire team will be back for the f 67 squad. Jon Messick serves an ace ? 153 Number one, Jack Stevenson, in action. FIRST ROW: H. B. Elliott, Eddie Hudson, J. V. Wells, co-capt. ; Bernie Murphy, Hal Trapkin, Greg French. SECOND ROW: Keith Henderson, Bob Heame, Pat Farrell, Blynn Bratten, Dennis Bunty, Barry Payne. THIRD ROW: Danny Malone, Mike Malone, co-capt.; Wayne Evans, co-capt. ; John Hall, John O ' Brian, Dian Davis. FOURTH ROW: Coach Craige, Ann Dennis, John Bunting, Craig Allen, Ward Garber, Ken Bell, Bill Hentschel, Kenny Johnson, Mr. Giunta. Wi-Hi wrestling member in action. Wrestling The wrestling team proved just how tough they are. With most of his letter- men gone Coach Craige was expecting a re-building season. If it was re¬ building, it was done in a most fashion¬ able way. The team finished with a 7-3 record and has lost only 3 boys due to graduation. Among the seven wins were the two victories over James M. Bennett. Coach Craige was ably assisted by Mr. Giunta who coached the newly formed J. V. team. With this new source of talent, Wi-Hi need not worry about future wres¬ tling teams. Wi-Hi takes down opponent. 154 FIRST ROW: Nancy Robertson, Mary Todd, Trudy Mitchell, co-capt.; Lynn Robertson, co-capt.; Doris Work¬ man, Sandy Hinchcliff. SECOND ROW: Paige Briddell, Sandy Bowden, Kathy Hurley, Tamara Wootten, Joyce Parsons, Barbara Heller. THIRD ROW: Linda Shockley, Susan Veise, Mrs. Hubbert, Martha Fletcher, Linda Par¬ sons, Sharon Jones, Mary Stranquist, Pat Polk, Judy Henderson, Lynette Evans. Softball A new club was initiated at Wi-Hi this year. It has been called the Fifty Club and was the result of a smashing victoryfor the Wi-Hi girls over Seaford, 50-7. The team this year was coached by Mrs. Hubbert and ended the season with a 7-1-1 record. Captains of the team were seniors Trudy Mitchell and Lynn Robertson. Other seniors on the team in¬ cluded Doris Workman, Sandy Hinch¬ cliff, Nancy Robertson, and Mary Todd. Kathy Hurley ended her pitching season with 59 strikeouts. She also set a new record of 13 strikeouts in one game. We hope that next year ' s team will be even more successful than this year ' s. The team has a good start with its returnees. Trudy gets a hit. 155 m FIRST ROW: Frank Veditz, Jeff Hart, Bunky Berry, co-capt. ; Frank Berry, A1 Phillips, Steve Brewer, Hall Ewing. SECOND ROW: Phil Trapkin, J. C. Allen, Steve Meilhammer, Ronnie Carey, Bobby Graves, Bruce Bozman, Joe Rosencrance, Bud Elzey, Ray Heller, co-capt. Absent — Hugh Renshaw, Butch Bradley. Baseball The Wi-Hi baseball team wrapped up another successful season with mixed feelings. We were all Happy with our victory over that other school, but sorry that it was Coach Knapp ' s last ball game. The season started back in April when we bombed Mardela 24-0, for our 38th straight win. The winning ways con¬ tinued with Stephen Decatur 9-0, Pocomoke 8-1 and Crisfield 11-0. Our winning streak was snapped at 41 straight when we lost to Bennett 4-2. However, the spirit that is typical of Wi-Hi teams kept us going and we came back to wallop Easton 17-2. The rest of the season is all history--Cambridge 8-5, Salisbury 4-0, Stephen Decatur 12-1, Salisbury 9-1, Easton 6-0, and last but not least, Bennett 4-1. This record of 12 wins and 1 loss adds on to previous years to bring a total of 50 wins and 1 loss. Next year ' s team has a fine reputation to uphold and with 12 boys returning they should have no trouble. The six graduating seniorsare co-captains Bunky Berry and Ray Heller, J. C. Allen, Bruce Bozman, Hugh Renshaw, and Phil Trapkin. The 1966 baseball squad wishes next year ' s team good luck, and thanks Coach Knapp for his coaching during the past three years. He ' s safe ! J. C. waits for ball. Hall takes a strike Varsity Cheerleaders: Connie Brown, Randee Avis, Lynn Robertson, Priscilla Valliant, capt. j Jamie Field, co-capt.; Betsy Maher, Dian Johnson, Miriam March. 158 f Cheerleaders Sound off! We ' ve got a team, nobody ' s prouder. In Conclusion Commencement marks an end and a beginning. The end, graduation the completion of twelve years of trials and tribulations, successes and fail¬ ures, which have molded us into the young ladies and gentlemen that we are today. However, it is also a beginning. The beginning of our lives in which we must step into the world to carve and shape our future as we see fit. Some of us will go to college, some to the service of our country, while others will establish themselves in the community and society. Let us hope that whatever road we follow we will give our all in the betterment of ourselves and others. To our teachers, the administration, parents, and friends, the class of 1966 owes a great debt, for you helped establish for us a foundation of learning. We will not let you go unrewarded for your efforts: for we will use this foundation as stepping stone for our establishment of a better tomorrow. 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