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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

Dreaming of Alma Mater, Down on the Eastern Shore, Dreaming of pals and friendships. Memories forevermore. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, I love you. Paradise forever lies ’heath skies of blue. Deep in my heart there ' s a longing. Just for the sight of you; I know you ' re always waiting, I know you ' re always true. In the sunshine or in shadow ever new, Alma Mater, Alma Mater, I love you. j 2 Wicomico Senior High School Salisbury , Maryland 3 a FOREWORD from an inexperienced adviser ... CHANGE has reverberated through Wicomico Senior High School this year. Few things have escaped its touch: the sound of class bells has almost ceased entirely and so has the parade of many student voices that wheezed hurried reminders at the 3:40 announcements. Now, teachers - instead of buzzers - dismiss classes; and from the office, one clear voice proclaims all the worthy news unhurriedly at the end of the day. Remember the ear-shattering screams from the box on the wall of the old days that reminded you to attend the class play or recall the vocal chorus that hurrayed you (to the tune of 600 volts) that we were going to beat the stuffings - to say the least - out of a hocker and sockey team from James M. what’s-his-face? ... My, it seems so long ago! Indeed, it is difficult to remember how things used to be. But our many changes have produced many improvements so there need be but little remembrance of things past - a backward glance for old times’ sake will do no harm. But the matter at hand is this publication, THE 1969 TOM TOM, which, I hope, captures some of the spirit of change about which I have just been speaking. If there is no change evident, I am sorry for all the time that has been wasted. The 1969 TOM TOM is an annual that is published BY and FOR Wicomico Senior High School. It belongs to no part, group, class, or individual; but it exists for the complete school. I have zealously tried to exert every influence at all times to bring this about. Your yearbook should not glorify any select few nor should it benefit anybody or anything smaller than WICOMICO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL itself. The TOM TOM is not merely a memory book or a collection of pages which you will hastily fill with autographs or mustaches. It is a record of the school year 1968-1969. It tries to touch life here at school and register events that occurred. This it does wherever time, energy, photographs, and photog¬ raphers were available. I am sorry that much has been omitted, but I am pleased that it has been possible to include so much. As you see, the TOM TOM has grown this year - and I hope that it will continue to grow. - Juniors, why not push for photographs of yourselves that are larger than a postage stamp? - Sophomores, you are not to be out-done by anyone else around here, are you? Who ever said that a senior picture should be 10 times larger than that of a junior? Do you mean that juniors are only l 10th as good ...? I hope that there are many answers for these questions. I hope that future editions of the TOM TOM will be perfect. Here, in this edition, perfection has not yet come. Just as the many changes have made Wi Hi a better - rather than perfect - school, the TOM TOM also looks to the future for that first, perfect year ... But for the time at hand, let’s stop looking at years, perfection, and all the rest; let’s start looking at some good WI Hl’ers; let’s look at the 1969 TOM TOM. W. A. BLOODSWORTH Adviser f Mr. Smith, All Wi Hi Salutes You! MR. W. KENNETH SMITH All Wi Hi Dedicates the TOM TOM to You auMMUtHlliliilllL FACULTY 8 ORGANIZATIONS 94 FACULTY - 9 MR. W. KENNETH SMITH, Principal V 8 9 1. Miss Anderson: 2. Miss Byrd; 3. Miss Anderson: 4. Mr. Benjamin; 5. Miss Bateman; 6. Miss Anderson; 7. Mr. Benjamin; 8. Mr. Hope and Mr. Cherry; 9. Mrs. Bolen; 10. Miss Anderson; 11. Miss Byrd. 13 f 1. Mrs. Carey; 2. Mrs. Collins; 3. Mrs. Carroll; 4. Miss Brittingham; 5. Miss Brittingham; 6. Miss Bur- chette; 7. Mrs. Collins; 8. Mr. Bloodsworth; 9. Mr. Bloodsworth; 10. Mrs. Carroll. 15 8 9 1. Mr. Cassaday; 2. Mr. Warren Cox; 3. Mr. Criage; 4. Mrs. Daniels; 5. Mr. Dennis; 6. Mr. William Cox; 7. Mrs. Daniels; 8. Mr. Warren Cox; 9. Mr. William Cox; 10. Mr. Dennis. 17 10 21 1. Mr. Dawson, Mr. Warren Cox, Mr. Mahaffey, and Mr. Jones; 2. Mr. Mahaffey and Mr. Jones; 3. Mr. Jackson; 4. Mrs. Mes- sick; 5. Mrs. Jackson; 6. Mr. Prillaman; 7. Miss Hunsucker; 8. Mr. Johnson; 9. Mr. Lewis; 10. Mrs. Johnson; 11. Mr. Jackson; 12. Mr. Hope. 23 10 12 1. Mrs. Messick; 2. Mrs. Parker; 3. Miss Vincent; 4. Mrs. Ruark; 5. Mr. McNiel; 6. Mr. Purnell; 7. Mr. Pusey; 8. Mr. McCarron and Mrs. Goslee; 9. Mr. McNiel; 10. Mr. Walker; 11. Mr. Mc¬ Carron; 12. Mrs. Parker. 25 5 SEATED, left to right: Miss Collins, Mrs. Massey, Miss Steele; STANDING: Mr. Biggs, Mr. Ashby, Mr. Pedersen, Mr. Marriott. Student Teachers SEATED, left to right: Mr, Hartley, Mr. Ruark, Mr. Gunby, Mr, Strassberger; STANDING: Miss Sklar, Miss Lecates, Miss Thompson, Miss Calvert, Miss Humphreys, Mrs. Ward. SECRETARIES: Mrs. Jane Ford Mrs. Doris Bradley SENIORS ' What we become is our gift to God. 31 Class History The Class of ' 69 began its high school days uniquely, the first class ever to attend Wi-Hi for four years. As freshmen, we chose for our first Homecoming representative Debbie Hastings. Surprising upperclass¬ men, we built the prize winning float. Marcella Van Horn was the Winter Carnival representative, while Aniko Barakso and Judi Fries attended the May Dance, in our behalf. Returning in September, Jerry Knapp and Terry Messick became the first members of ' 69 to hold Stu¬ dent Council offices - Treasurer and Secretary. As Homecoming rolled around again, we chose Vicki Wil¬ son as our attendant; and we again had the winning float. Penny Atkinson represented us at the Winter Car¬ nival and Tamara Wootten and Judi Fries attended the May Dance. Reaching the rank of Junior, we elected as officers: T. J. Mumford, President; Susan Veise. Vice Pres¬ ident; Judi Fries, Secretary; and Frank Veditz, Treasurer. Representing our class as Student Council offi¬ cers were Steve Brewer, Second Vice President; Vicki Wilson, Third Vice President; and Debbie Hastings, Secretary. At Homecoming, Tamara Wootten represented the Junior Class. A month later on a cold Thanksgiving Day, we defeated Bennett, 14-13; and a football dance followed in honor of the victorious Indians. Our long-awaited class rings finally arrived, giving us the true feeling of belonging. Judi Fries was the representative at the Winter Carnival, and Ceola Walker and Penny Atkinson were the May Dance attendants. Next came the Junior-Senior Banquet, and we bade departing Seniors farewell. Then, at last, we were SENIORS. From the beginning, there was a new feeling in the air. Wi-Hi received a new principal, and new practices such as a Wi-Hi-Bennett exchange day and a joint dance were introduced. The Senior Class officers were elected; and the results showed Bemie Murphy, President; Joe Layton, Vice President; Vicki Wilson, Secretary; Jud Vollmer, Treasurer; and Mary Strandquist, Historian. Serving as Student Council officers were Steven Brewer, President; Bill Haslam, Susan Smith, Bemie Murphy and Jerry Knapp. At the Homecoming victory, Tamara Wootten was crowned queen while Judi Fries and Susan Veise were the attendants. After weeks of practice, the Senior Class proudly presented The Stuck Pot. After a disappointing Thanksgiving, we beat Bennett in basketball and moved to district playoffs. The Athletic Dance proved successful as did the Winter Carnival with Judi Fries as reigning queen. Jose Rodriguez was crowned Mr. Irresistible at the annual Twirp Dance. Penny Atkinson became May Queen, with Pam McDonald, Duchess; and Cindy Parker and Vicki Wilson, attendants. Editors of Wi-Hi s publications, Dave May, Indian Chant, Nanci Silvia, Tom-Tom, and Carol Weber, Wi-Hi News put out issues for the student body. We attended our last Junior-Senior banquet and wished the oncoming seniors the best of luck. The high points of the baseball season were victories over Bennett. The final climax came as the Senior Prom arrived and we danced on the shores of Blue Hawaii. Exams brought the year to an end. For some, graduation is the end of a struggle, for others a new responsibility, but for us all, it is the beginning of the future. Four long years? No, four short one s - filled with excitement, learning and growth. Even though certain faces and incidents will be forgotten as time passes, two things will always be in our minds and hearts: wonderful memories and the great Spirit of 69. Mary Strandquist Class Historian 32 Three Messages to the Class of 1969 I will remember you always as my first senior class. It has been a real personal pleasure to have known and worked with you. Your high school years have been historic ones. In your senior year, three brave Americans trav¬ eled around the moon. Exploration and discovery have been commonplace. You will now find that you must make your own exploration of the world, make your own discov¬ eries, shape your own triumphs, and endure your own tragedies. You will explore and enjoy the intri¬ cate, beautiful, and wonderful varieties of experience. I extend my heartiest congratulations to all of you. You have my highest hopes and best wishes for a good life. Very truly yours, W. Kenneth Smith I congratulate each of you for reaching this important milestone in your formal education. Com¬ mencement denotes not only graduation from high school but marks the time in your lives when paths become more individualistic and your goals and ambitions become more meaningful. My sincere hope is that each of you has developed basic educational skills, understandings, appre¬ ciation of your heritage and a strong sense of ethical values which will help you meet the challenges of the world in which we live. Sincerely yours, Dorothy H. Graham Your high school days have come to an end. Many were the times that you trudged to this institu¬ tion in order that you might be better equipped to cope with life in the future. When you look back upon those days, surely, you will cherish the memory of them. Now that you are ready to venture out on your own, the precepts and examples set forth, the many insights imparted through your courses, and the opportunities afforded for moral and spiritual growth, will come back to you. They will help to give you the courage and strength needed to face life. Just as your school days were not always pleasant ones, neither will be this life into which you are about to enter. It will be during these times that the knowledge your teachers tried to bestow upon you will be like a guiding light. You have my most sincere congratulations. May success and happiness be with you as you go forth in the world to undertake your chosen careers. For life is the mirror of king and slave, Tis just what you are and do; Then give to the world the best you have. And the best will come back to you. Sincerely, W. Franklin Waller 33 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: SEATED: Bernie Murphy, president; Judson Vollmer, treasurer; Joe Layton, vice president; STANDING: Vicki Wilson, secretary; and Mary Strandquist, historian. Cynthia Sue Adkins David Lawrence Adkins Frances Mae Adkins Lavinia Marie Adkins William Michael Adkins 34 r Michael Wray Allen Pamela Faye Armstrong Glen Edwin Arvey Roger Alan Arvey Doretha Mae Atkinson Penny Lynn Atkinson Donald Edward Bailey Linda McKinley Bailey Randall Lee Balin Aniko Ilona Barakso Charles Winfield Barkley Cornelius Rayfield Barkley 35 Lorraine Elizabeth Barkley Linda Susan Barr Robert Russell Baysinger, Jr. Stedman Alfonso Bell Gayle Marie Bergeron Franklin Barnes Berry Lewis Charles Birckhead Elizabeth Ann Booda Shirley Elaine Boone 36 Edward Harold Bowman f Henry Nagel Bradley, Jr. Wayne Wilbur Bradley Steven Edward Brewer Glenn Edward Brittingham Ronnie Brooks Thomas Riddick Burton, Jr. William Bruce Cantlay Colleen Lynn Carney Michael Richard Carper Derrick Lee Carr Phillip Perry Cartwright Earl Thomas Cecil Catherine Lynne Chandler Randolph Bates Chesser, Jr. Wayne Smith Childress Ann Veronica Church Cecil Steven Clemons 38 t Vaughn Lorenzo Conway Joya Antoinette Cropper Linda Viola Culp Carolyn Marceleene Curtis Nancy Carol Daniel Danny Larmore, Mona Smiley, Margo Kelley - SENIOR PROOFS ARE IN! - Lynn Gerberich chats as Nanci Silvia goes through the stack for the hundredth time. 39 Murray Ray Dashiell Elizabeth Ann Davis Ellen Lynn Davis Linda Marie Davis Melanie Jane Davis Frederick Heller Denney, Jr. Connie Diane Dennis Deborah Ann Dennis Leon Dennis Mary Charlotte Disharoon Dorcas Lynn Dixon Valarie Christine Dixon 40 f John Burton Driscoll Linda Mae Duncan Harry Newton Dunton, III Margaret Frances Earl Anthony Basil Edmund Edwiena Patricia Edwards Brenda Sue Elliott Bruce Nelson Elliott Marcia Lynne Elliott Stephen Henry Ellis Vonnette Ellis Mary Jean Elrod 41 Carol Lynn Ennis Sandra Lee Ennis Solomon Cleonard Everett, Jr. Angeline Victoria Farlow Carl Lee Fields Martin Levi Finney Debra Ann Fitzgerald Martha Elaine Fletcher Glenda Farrell Fooks Judith Sinclair Fries Edith Gelenczei Susan Marie Gemeny 42 Jerry Knapp and Lynn Gerberich sneak in a Barbara Lynn Gerberich Rodney Wayne Gordner Steven Edward Grudis John Kirk Gunby Shirley Louise Gunther Wanda Lee Gunther v Ifv Eileen Marie Hack Cecil Patricia Hall Jonathan Eugene Hall Robert Lee Hammond Robert David Hart William Kenneth Haslam, Jr. Beverly Anne Hastings Deborah Ellen Hastings Kay Ellen Hastings Linda Lee Hastings Eugene Lee Hayward Susan Mary Healy 44 t Robert Steven Hearn Robert Vincent Hearn Stephanie Helms Katherine Henson Joann Hicks Barbara Ann Hill Terry Lee Hill Gregory Girard Hitch Alan Robert Hobbs Clarence Thorton Holbrook, Jr. Janice Carol Holland Karen Elizabeth Hook 45 Sandra Lee Hopkins Valerie Ellen Home Gregory Andrew Horsey Larry Moore Horsman Samuel Arthur Hotton Thomas Russell Hoy, Jr. Sandy Hopkins and June Joudrey put the finishing touches on just in time for the Homecom¬ ing Parade. 46 f Gay Darlene Hubeny Joy Lynn Hubeny Iris Susan Huntington Dennis Wayne Hurley Mary Frances Hurley William Robert Hussey George Leroy Huston Mercedes Cassalena Jackson Linda Francis James Doris Amber Jenkins Frank Milton Jenkins Robert Ambrose John 47 Diane Rosetta Johnson Dwight Sidney Johnson Dennis Norwood Jones Kenneth Lee Jones Samuel Bratten Jones Sharon Anne Jones June Marian Joudrey Stuart Keith Joudrey Cynthia Raye Kaiser 48 t Patricia Ann Kellam Margo Evelyn Kelley Kurt Vernard Kennedy Deborah Louise Kerr John Edward King Karen Kay Kinnamon Joseph Franklin Kirkpatrick Gerald Roy Knapp Joseph Patrick Kotarba Lora Elaine Lake William Daniel La r more Donna Lynn Lawson 49 Push ’em back, WAY BACK IN THE WOODS, shout the 1968 Football team in a cheer of their own. Joseph Wright Layton Dixie Lee Leonard Timothy Dale Liebermann Bonnie Kay Littleton Carolyn Wilkerson Littleton John Robert Lloyd 50 t Sherry Jean Lokey Ferris Priscilla Long Louis Richard Lundy, Jr. Edward Michael Lynch Charlette Lenoris Mack Thomas William Maddox Gregg Louis Marshall Eugene Wendell Massey, Jr. Hartavia Levester Matthews David Francis May Thomas Alan McBride Robert Franklin McCrorey 51 Pamela Jeanne McDonald Gary Lynn McMullen Bruce Edward Meilhammer Steve Alfred Meilhammer Diana Lynn Miller Rufus Miller, Jr. Lillie Lucille Mitchell Brenda Darleen Moore Thomas Howard Moore Ralph William Morris, Jr. James Junius Morton Mercedes Yvonne Morton 52 t Christine Lee Mudge Thomas Jefferson Mum ford, III Bernard Davis Murphy Howard James Murray John Sidney Niblett, Jr. Kristine Victoria Oliver William Alan Osborne Sharon Lee Oursler Gary Wiley Outten Jeffrey Lee Outten David Roosevelt Palmer Agnes Dianne Parker 53 Cindra Leigh Parker Cynthia Helen Parker Jo Anne Parker William Harold Parker Dennard Carl Parsons Linda Lee Parsons Cindy Parker works diligently, and Rhett Shockley ... Well, he works, too. 54 Ellen Lee Porter Joseph Ryder Powell Virginia Mae Powell Brenda Aricina Purnell Nancy Robins Purnell Diane Lee Reid John Edward Parsons George Robert Pavlousky Kenneth Edward Phillips Janice Marie Phippin James Albert Polk, Jr. Patricia Ann Polk Catherine Theresa Ripple Linda Cheryl Ritondale Christopher Blaine Robe ns Sandra Denise Roberts Jose Manuel Rodriguez Brenda Lee Rosen Karen Sue Schleicher Diane Margaret Scott Cynthia Lee Seaton 56 f Doreen Josephine Selby Kathy Louise Serres William Charles Sharpley, Jr. Robert Reagan Shaw Richard Brinsley Sheridan, III Jon Phillip Sherwell Aljanice Nancy Shockley Connie Lynn Shockley Delores Marie Shockley Donald Linwood Shockley Everett Parker Shockley William Arthur Shockley 57 Gregory Bruce Shreaves Linda Ann Shrieves Nancy Henderson Silvia Diana Mae Simpson Robert Lee Sinclair John Ross Skiles Jackie Jean Smiley Mona Lee Smiley Betsy Joan Smith Clarence Evans Smith Dennis Smith Judy Ann Smith 58 r Mr. Carroll Hook, Mr. Everett Shockley, Steve Brewer, and Susan Smith get ready to make the drawing for the PTA ' s TRIP TO BERMUDA. Juanesta Cleola Smith Robert Edward Smith Susan Elizabeth Smith Linda Maria Smothers Jeffery Charles Somers 59 Joseph Sherwood Taylor Ronald Lee Taylor Monalisa Terry 60 r Donna Richards Thorne Patricia Ann Tifft Brenda Faye Tilghman Sandra Lee Tindall William Wayne Tingle Edward Lee Torbert Edward Torbert and Linda Bailey inspect art in a locker ' ’gallery” before leaving school. 61 Dora Ann Trader Gary Lynn Trice Charlotte Osgood Truitt Larry Wilson Truitt John Henry Turner Evelyn Vinette Twilley Ann Priscilla Tyler John Oakley Valliant, Jr. Frank Barry Veditz Susan Warfield Veise Judson Alvin Vollmer Linda Gail Wagner 62 Ceola Lucy Walker Wanda Lee Walker Susan Lee Waller Peter Hotton Wanner Boyd Elton Ward Harlan Clyde Ward Philip Roger Ward Marion Monroe Washington Carol Lynn Weber Cora Lee Phippin Webster Donna Jean Welch Drucilla Jane Whayland Kathleen Elizabeth White Kay Frances White Gerard Williams Kay Sterling Williams 64 t Marva Rosalie Williams Theodoris Bertha Williams Betty Ann Wilson Terri-Lee Wilson Vicki Marlene Wilson Zachary Lomonte Winder Nancy Lou Wise Tamara Joan Wootten Patricia Lee Wright Pictures for John Adkins, Emerson Custis, Vickie Sparrow, Jerry Washburn, and Louis West were not available. 65 66 JUNIORS 67 Irene Adams Robert Adams Shelley Adams Steve Adams Peggie Alexander Tim Allen David Alls James Anderson Oliver Anderson Pamela Andrew Gregg Bailey Janet Bailey Janice Baker Lynn Baker Thomas Ballard Deborah Barkley Marla Barkley Robert Baumann Cheryl Baysinger Ricky Beach JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Terry Hickman, Treasurer; Gerry Roach, Secretary; Chris Ward, Vice President; Mike Messick, President. 68 f Mary Lou Beahm Sharon Beauchamp Fred Beeman Gloria Beeman Sheila Bell George Beltram Wanda Benson Melvin Bergeron Chester Billings Lana Birckhead Patricia Bishop Mary Blake Deborah Bounds Linda Bratten Dinnah Brickhouse Bryan Briddell Dorene Bridge Melva Brinson Alan Brown Basil Brown Homer Brown Rose Brown Mary Bunting Sharon Burbage Vicki Campbell Nancy Cassell John Charrier Toni Clark Pam Coates Donna Cobb James Cole Byard Collins April Conway Vera Cook Rachel Cornish 69 John Crowley Bobby Culver Norwood Curtis Joseph Daniels Sharon Danmeyer Carol Darby Deborah Dashiell Steve Davis Vivian Davis Thomas Dell Craig DeVage Donna Dickerson Judy Disharoon Sheila Disharoon Martin Dixon Elmer Donaldson Daniel Dorsey Danny Dougherty Paul Douglas Roy Driscoll Gladys Dry den Alexander Duffy Jeanne Dumire Joseph Dunn Mike Dunn David Efford Bruce Elliott Linda Ellis Paul Ellison Ginger Elrod Patty Elzey Samuel Ennis Vicki Esham Timothy Evans Jerry Everett 70 f Betsy Farrell Diane Fields Larry Fields Leon Fletcher Robert Freeman Diane Fuller Henry Gary John Gasque David Gates Dean Gates Donald Gates Michael Gattis Gerald Gibson Linda Gillis Deborah Gordy Sylvester Gordy Michael Gosnell Becky Goss Tom Gravenor Ernest Gregory Eunice Gregory Richard Griffin William Grimes Kay Groce Susan Grudis Claire Guettner Debbie Haemel Harry Hall James Hall Robert Hall Ruth Hall Marsha Hamilton Nancy Hancock J. 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Harrison Brig Hart 71 Cindy Hastings Diane Hastings Sheila Hastings Gwendolyn Hayward Ophelia Hearne Doris Henson Terrie Hickman Doretha Holbrook Karmen Hoy Kathy Humphrey Erich Hupke Freddie Hutley Steven Jenkins Carol Johnson Christine Johnson Curtis Johnson Deborah Johnson Edward Johnson Helen Johnson Milton Johnson Bruce Jones Conetha Jones Deborah Jones Enos Jones Dwight King Timmy Knapp Ola Kondziola Kenneth Kuhlmeyer Pat Kuhlmeyer Nancy Kuzara Sandra Leak Bathsheba Leatherbury Michelle LeCompte Ann Lee Gail Littleton 72 Anna Lochner Carol Lochner Larry Lovett Faye Lowry Carlton Mack Joel Mack Keith Mahan Beverly Malone John Malone Bob Malone Mary Kay Mancuso Jose March Jo Ann Marine Sandra Mariner Lynn Marshall Hank McCann Gwyn McGlaughlin Romanda McKinney Joe Meilhammer Mike Messick 73 David Mills Mike Mills John Mitchell Mary Mitchell Doug Moon Fred Moore Patricia Moore John Morcom Beatrice Morgan Barney Morris Lester Morris Kenneth Mumford Linda Murphey Pamela Murphy Robert Murphy Joann Neal Raymond Neal Billy Nelson Ronnie Nelson Cindy Niblett George Oliver Susan Olsen Gary Osborne Trudy Oursler Glenda Owens Mike Palone Bonnie Parker Pauline Parker Donna Payne Stephen Payne Shirley Perdue Charles Phillips Robert Phillips Sharon Phillips David Pinson 74 Diane Powell Rudolph Powell April Purnell Cleve Purnell Douglas Pusey Bill Ransbottom Kay Rayne Janet Reese Rose Richardson Sandra Richardson Cindy Riggin Melba Riggin Timothy Riggin Gerry Roach George Roache Wanda Robinson Tama Rose Linda Ruark Donna Sandifer Carolyn Scholl Ronald Scholl Beverly Scott Jimmy Selby Cindy Sessons Sandra Shaffer Gary Shaner Gloria Sheppard Debbie Shockley John Shockley Mary Simms George Simpson Alberta Smith Edward Smith Roger Smith Sandra Smith 75 Shirley Smith Mary Snedeker Reginald Stanford Susan Stasiewicz Diane Stelzner Brenda Stevenson Ida Stevenson Ellen Stone Patti Sullivan Jeffrey Taylor Russell Taylor John Terry Beverly Thomas Deborah Thomas Diane Thompson Linda Thornton Gene Tingle June Tingle Edward Toadvine Mike Tomlin 76 ? Brenda Townsend Clairessa Townsend Deshera Townsend Regina Townsend Russell Townsend Deborah Trader Phyllis Trader David Travers Robert Truitt Debbie Turner Cornell Twilley Floyd Twilley Dick VanGelder Donna Vollmer Bruce Wagner Bessie Walker Bonnie Walker Patricia Walker Willie Walker Sharon Walston Ann Ward Chris Ward Beatrice Wardell Jean Washington Carol Waters Florence Weatherly Kristie Wehmeyer LeRoy West Douglas White Edward White George White Gerald White Linda White Shelley White Steve White 77 Tyrone White Deborah Whitecotton Carroll Wilkinson Gary Williams Selina Williams Rex Willing Lou Ann Wilmer David Wilson Benjamin Winder Michael Winner Steve Wolf Carolyn Wootten Effie Worden Steve Wright Wanda Wright Carmen Yates Richard Young 78 f Vo Tech SOPHOMORES 81 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Bonnie Lokey, Treasurer; Debbie Teagle, Secretary; Brian Austin, Vice President; Chip Veise, President. Billy Adams Samuel Adams Barry Adkins Gay Ion Adkins Brian Austin Dale Ayers Richard Baker Valarie Barkley Vicki Barlow Knute Bartrug Scott Beach Deborah Behrens Brenda Belcher Bonnie Bell David Bell Steve Bers Richard Blake Patricia Boston 82 Deborah Bounds Richard Bounds Steven Bounds Mike Bozman Bruce Bradford Carl Bradford Wesley Brie kous John Brittingham Mark Brittingham Joan Bromhall Stella Brooks Cathy Brown Helen Brown Jane Brown Pat Brown Roger Brown Patricia Burke Elizabeth Burrell Frances Byrd Cimmarron Calder Alan Calloway Rachel Cantwell Danny Casagrande George Church Ricky Cleveland Barbara Cline Barbara Collins Diane Collins Elaine Collins Rose Collins Francine Conway Regina Cook Larry Cooper Barbara Corbett Lee Corbett Clinton Cropper 83 Richard Culver Jill Dailey Michael Danmeyer Linda Darby Denise Dashiell Rebecca Dashiell Wendell Dashiell Stephen Davidson Larry Davis Lucinda Davis Robin Davis Stephen Davis Janis Dell Bonnie Dennis Bernard Denney Robert Dickson Lewis Dillard Joseph Dixon Karla Dodson Deborah Donaway Connie Donoho Blair Douglas Michael Douglas Gregory Downes Joyce Driscoll Ralph Driscoll Terry Drummond Brenda Dry den Peggy Duncan Bobby Dutton Stephen Edgar Billy Elliott Carolyn Elliott Susan English Roylene Ennis Bryan Esham Mark Evans Teresa Eversman Gary Farlow 84 ♦ Steve Farmer Angela Farrell Boyd Farrington Todd Faucette Cresandre Fields Margaret Fields Michael Fields Joe Filgueras Earl Finney Evelyn Fletcher Robert Fogel Lynn Jane Ford Cheryl Freeman Gladys Gasque Adrienne Gelenczei Bill Gerstenmaier Connie Gibson Sandra Giffin William Gilbert Benita Gordy M. 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Gordy Audrey Gordner Ruth Gordner Tersita Goss Pamela Graham Beverly Green Jenny Green James Greene Beverly Gregory Denny Griffith Kathryn Griffith Jamie Grise Karen Groce Kenneth Groce Steve Grogan Michael Groton Paulette Gunther Tony Gunther Trineina Gunther 85 Diane Hack Barbara Hall Myra Hall Sandy Hall Arlie Hammond Bruce Hamison Elmer Harris William Harris Patrick Harshman Sharon Hawkins Starmine Hayward Alan Heatwole Yvonne Henson Warren Henszey Ralph Hickman Dianna Hill Kim Hill Olin Hill Joseph Hobbs Walter Hobbs Deborah Holloway Joushoa Holloway Mary Alice Hook Charlotte Hotton Kathy Howard Jerome Hudson Margaret Hudson Susan Hudson Julia Hughey Faythe Hull David Humphrey David Humphreys Sharon Huppman Barbara Hurley Robert Hussey Fred Jackson Gayle Jackson Laura Jackson Marilyn Jackson 86 t Gloria James Steve Jarrett Sandy Jenkins Arrie Johnson Cecil Johnson Emily Johnson George Johnson Roger Johnson Bonnie Jones Deborah Jones Donna Jones Gardner Jones Glendon Jones Jack Jones Larry Jones Robert Jones Roland Jones Sedonia Jones Rebecca Justice Jennifer Kaiser Mike Kotarba Ronald Kelley George King Lee King Kenneth Kinnamon Tommy Kirwan Debbie Kline Ronald Landon Billie Lankford Ronnie Laws Elain Lee Michele Lee Gilbert Lem ay Eunice Leonard Liliford Leonard Beverly Lewis Jack Lewis Kristina Lewis Virginia Lewis 87 Court land Lilley Benita Lokey Debbie Lokey David Long Helena Long Pamela Long Ralph Long Jane Longest Donald Mabe Vernon Malcolm Gregory Malone Steven Malone Charlene Mason John Mason Terri McClean Patti McCleese Yvonne McGlaughlin Barbara McNealy Terri McNelia Larry Meadows Linda Meadows Martha Medford Debbie Meeks Leslie Me land James Melton Robert Melton Richard Mercer Linda Merritt Sarah Merritt Susan Messick Eleanor Meyer Brenda Miller Sharon Miller William Milne Hattie Moore Evelyn Morcom 88 Randy Morgan Milton Morris Phillip Morris Sherwood Morris Susan Morris Jacqueline Moye James Murphy Karen Murphy Larry Murphy Trudy Murphy Michael Murrell Nancy Nagler Vernona Nelson Gary Niblejt Margaret Niblett Sherry Nichols Joanne Nicholson Sheila Noble Thomas O’Connell Deborah Outten Wallace Outten Johnny Owens Terri Owens Marcia Palmer Alan Parker Clarice Parker Debbie Parker Faye Parker Diane Parsons Mary Parsons Harry Patterson Jay Payne Artie Pease Nancy Perdue Charles Perry Francine Perry 89 Linda Peters Donna Phillips Linda Phillips Jerry Phippin Barbie Pope Ann Powell Jody Proffitt Bobby Pruitt Greg Pryor Linda Reddish Donna Reed George Reese Kevin Reid Ralph Riggin Joan Riley Annie Robinson Tamar Robinson Clyde Rosen Rose Russell Sharon Ryder Michael Sacca Peggy Sample Pam Scarborough Dona Schaffer Shirley Schoolfield Mike Schutschkow Eugene Scott Michael Scott Kenneth Scotton Joyce Shockley Steve Shockley William Shores James Simpson Barbara Simms Anthony Smiley Lisa Smiley Donzella’ Smith Linda Smith Mary Smith Timmy Smith Valerie Smith Victor Smith Debbie Smullen Vali Somers Vesna Somers 90 Daniel Sparrow Karen Sterling Sharon Stone Barbara Sullivan Mary Jo Sutton Rosalie Sutliffe Lorenda Tapman Alan Taylor Gary Taylor Jean Taylor Deborah Teagle George Tilghman Jean Tilghman Brenda Townsend Cheryl Townsend Phil Townsend Ronald Townsend Teresa Townsend Pamela Trice Loretta Truitt Ruby Truitt Tom Tubbs Candy Tufft Rebecca Tull Andrea Turner Warren Tlenszey Dennis Twilley Chip Veise Anita Vice Brenda Walker Joanne Walker Willie Walker Ellen Wallace Michael Walls Mike Ward Debbie Ware 91 Joseph Warrington Effie Waters Phyllis Watkins Adrienne Weatherly Phil Webster Susan Webster Walter Webster Barbara West Donald West Irene Whayland Joanne Whaley Delores White Diane White Edward White Jeff White Maurice White Rex White Steve White Winston White Steven Whitecotton Christopher Wigfall Harriet Wilkerson Ann Williams Carr Williams Linda Williams Mike Williams Stephen Williams Joseph Wilson Edwin Winder Sheila Winder Thomas Winder Melody Wood Geraldine Wright Catherine Yates Doretha Young 92 STUDENT COUNCIL: ROW 1: J. Knapp, B. Murphy, S. Smith, S. Brewer, N. Hancock. B. Haslam; ROW 2: N. Silvia, P, Brown, K. Sterling, E. Bowman, B. Bradley, M. Williams, B. Leatherbury, D. Casagrande, B. Culver, G. Jackson, B. Pope, F. Weatherly, D. Fields, C. Weber; ROW 3: C. Yates, J. Sherwell, G. Shrieves, G. Williams, M. Evans, P. Atkinson, F. Hull, S. Webster, J. Greene, K. Rayne, D. Cobb, V. Squires; ROW 4: T. White, K, Mahan, M. Strandquist, P. McDonald, B. Littleton, T. Rose, J. Hicks Ander¬ son, T. Goss, D. Behrens, C. Yates, V. Wilson; ROW 5: T, Maddox, C. Roberts, T. Knapp, J, Layton, D, VanGelder, T. Burton, C. Tufft, J. Profitt, J, Vollmer, H. Dutton, R. Sheridan, C. Brown, C. Lilley. Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Susan Smith, Secretary Steve Brewer, President Bill Haslam, 1st Vice President April Purnell, 2nd Vice President Burnie Murphy, Treasurer Nancy Hancock, 3rd Vice President Jerry Knapp, Parliamentarian 96 Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: R. Sheridan, D. May, P. Stasiewicz, C. Chandler; ROW 2: M. Smiley, B. Hall. M. Carper, M. Messick, D. Alls, B. Bradley, T. Liebermann; ROW 3: N. Silvia, K. Hall, L. Adkins, F. Adkins, L. Gillis, C. Williams, D. Thorne, V. Squires, L. Bailey; ROW 4: R. Shockley, B. Parker, G. Roach, M. Hamilton. F. Weatherly, L. Baker, M. Snedaker, C. Johnson, M. Mancuso, S. Waller; ROW 5: T. Mumford, S. Brewer, T. Wootten, L. Gerberich, S, Smith, S. Stasiewicz, K. Rayne, S. Perdue, T. Britting- ham, K. Kinnamon; ROW 6: J. Parsons, H. Dunton, E. Hupke, F. Twilley, J. Charrier, M, Winner, M. Fletcher, C. Dennis, P. Ward. 97 Future Nurses ROW 1: K. Henson, T. Wilson, G. Littleton, N. Wise, M. Fletcher, K. Hook; ROW 2; C. Carney, G. Owens, M. LeCompte, T. Eversman, L. Brown; ROW 3: D. Powell, D. Bounds, B. Scott, K. Rayne, G. Sylvester; ROW 4; S. Helms, E. Morcom, B. Smith, L. Hastings, B. Lokey, D. Leonard. OFFICERS; President, Nancy Wise 1st Vice, Martha Fletcher 2nd Vice, Gail Littleton 3rd Vice, Terri Wilson Secretary, Kartherine Henson Parliamentarian, Karen Hook 98 The FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA is a school service club that consists of students who take two or more business subjects. The aim of the club is to give students an understanding of Business Education and to function as a service to the school. Activities this year included entering a car in the school ' s Homecoming parade, plans for a trip to Jeffer¬ son School of Commerce, selling tickets for football games, selling at the basketball concession stand, host for the Regional FBLA Contests, and attending the State Convention near Baltimore. FBLA ROW 1: S. Williams, J. Cropper, D. Shockley, Mr. NcNiel, ADVISER; ROW 2: M. White, L, Smith, I, Stevenson, D. Smith, C. Waters; ROW 3: J. Kaiser, P. Hall, M. Lee, D. Trader, R. Gordner, L, Jones; ROW 4; D. Johnson, H. Johnson, A. Davis, M. Terry, P. Wilkerson, V. Wilkerson. OFFICERS: Selina Williams, president; Joya Cropper, vice president; Delores Shockley, secretary-treasurer; Maryellen Blake, reporter; Mr. McNiel, Adviser. FFA E. Donaldson, B. Shores, F. Moore, S. White, G. Timmons, B, Nelson, Mr. Shaff, ADVISER; G. Powell, W. Walston, B, Murphy, F. Denney, B, Mitchell, P. Townsend, B. Hammond, D. Adkins, B. Webb, P. Williams, S. Ennis, C. Johnson, G. Taylor. E. Donaldson, B. Shores, F. Moore, S. White, G. Timmons, B. Nelson, J. Warrington, Mr. Pusey, ADVISER. 100 Future Homemakers ROW 1: B. Elliott, B. Purnell, M. Smiley, A. Lee, M. Kelley. S. Roberts; ROW 2: J. Shockley, L. Reddish, K Humphrey, L. Marshall, D. Phillips, C. Mason, C. Shockley, T. McLean, W. Bunty; ROW 3; M. K. Mancuso, C. Kaiser, D. Simpson, M. Hurley, L. Shrieves, S. Boone, D. Bunting, P. Bishop, D. Ware, D. Smullen; ROW 4: L. Ford, D. Dennis, D. Selby, D. Bounds, R. Cantwell, S. Huppman, M. Hook. The over-all goal of the Future Homemakers of America Club is to help individuals improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future. To emphasize specific parts of this over-all goal the club donated toys and clothes to the Salvation Army at Christmas. It also sent a poinsetta to Deer ' s Head Hospital. In November the club attended and participated in the regional meeting held at Bennett Junior High School. In May the club attended the State F.H. A. meet¬ ing. OFFICERS; ADVISERS: President, Brenda Elliot Miss Burchette Vice President, Sandra Roberts Mrs Parsons Secretary, Margo Kelley Treasurer, Mona Smiley Parliamentarian, Brenda Purnell Historian, Ann Lee Future Teachers ROW 1: S. Ennis. M. Strandquist, V. Wilson, T. Knapp, B. Bradley; ROW 2; K. Mahan, L. Lake, M. Elliott, S. Ous- ler, S. Waller, C. Ripple, A. Barasko, L. Duncan, M. Brown, S. Brewer, B. Haslam, N, Silvia; ROW 3s D. Hastings, C. Riggin, B, Leatherbury, W. Robinson, C. Mack, S. Schoolfield, D. Trader, V. Esham, M, Williams, C. Parker, B. Pope, F. Adkins, D. Haemal; ROW 4: B, Ransbottom, P. Polk, S. Lokey, F. Hull, G. Williams, A. Shockley, J. Proffitt, C, Mudge, P. McDonald, D. Thorne, D. Miller, T. Rose, J. Anderson; ROW 5: B. Phillips, E. Bowman, J. Knapp, D. Moon, C. Roberts, G. Outten, S. Grudis, R. Shockley, T. Mumford, T. Burton, C. Tuft, J, Kirkpatrick, D. Jones, H. Dunton. The FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB provides an opportunity for interested students to explore their own in¬ terests and abilities in relation to the various fields of teaching and to cultivate in themselves the high qualities of per¬ sonality, character, scholarship, and leadership which are essential in good teachers. Throughout the year 1968-1969 the club performed various school services. Among these activities, Club members baby-sat at elementary schools, sold pennants, held a Christmas party, and visited Salisbury State College. In addition to activities, members can accumulate points to get a shield or pen by acting as an aide to a teacher. Officers were: Vicki Wilson, president; Tim Knapp, vice president; Mary Strandquist, secretary-treasurer, Sandra Ennis, point secretary; and Butch Bradley, program chairman. 102 DECA DECA identifies the Program of Youth Activity relating to DE - Distributive Education Clubs of America - and is designed to develop future leaders for marketing and distribution. DECA is the only national youth organization operating in the nation’s schools to attract young people to ca¬ reers in marketing and distribution. The emblem is in the shape of a diamond, with a wrapped package in the center. The point of the DECA em¬ blem symbolizes: Vocational understanding, Civic conscienceness, Social intelligence, and Leadership develop¬ ment. The activities the chapter has engaged in this school year are as follows: sold candy as a school project to add to the school ' s finances, sold candy at all football games as a way of raising money for the club, and the DE II group operated the school store at lunch time. Three voting delegates and one alternate attended the Fall State Leadership Conference in the election of state officers for this year. The club collected money, Kool-Aid, and Life Savers which were sent to Wicomico High graduates in Vietnam. Fifty-three slides were produced to be used to tell the story of DECA before civic and business organizations in Wicomico County. A picnic and hamburg fry at the beginning of the year and a party at Christmas were two recreation activities. The Chapter, with twenty-one Juniors in DE I, attended the Spring Leadership Conference and entered many of the contests. At the conference, the club won 2 firsts, 2 seconds, 2 thirds, and 2 honorable mentions. The highlight of the season was the Employer-Employee Banquet held this year at James M. Bennett Senior High School. Connie Dennis, vice president; Dorcas Dixon, parliamentarian; Bonnie Littleton, reporter; Debbie Fitzgerald, presi¬ dent, Juanesta Smith, treasurer; Paulette Beckett, secretary; ROW 2: G. Brittingham, R. Morris, Mr. Griffin, Co¬ ordinator, G. Hitch, J. Turner, R. Shaw; ROW 3: L. Barkley, G. Sylvester, L. Davis, C. Webster. , 03 French Club ROW 1: F. Weatherly, L. Bailey, M. Williams, S. Ennis, Mr. McCarron. ROW 2: K. Kinammon, C. Weber, A. Church, H. Matthews, C. Chandler; ROW 3: W. Robinson, S. Waller, A. Purnell, B. Leatherbury, N. Sil¬ via; ROW 4: L. Jones, C. Johnson, F. Adkins, C. Mack, F. Hull, E. Edwards, OFFICERS: President, M. Williams Vice-President, L. Bailey Secretary-Treas,, F. Weatherly 104 Spanish Club ROW 1: K. Mahan, J. Dumire, V. Squires, president; ROW 2: T. Burton, D. Powell, J. March, G. Owens, L. Wilmer; ROW 3: S. Noble, K, Sterling, M. Carper, D. Holloway, D, VanGelder; ROW 4: S, Giffin, J. Prof¬ fitt, B. Hall, D. Thorne, L. Duncan. Latin Club ROW 1: J. Fries, President; M. Hamilton, Treasurer; G. Roach, Secretary; L. Gerberich, Vice President; ROW 2; D. Jones, S. Miller, D. Miller, M. Beahm, P. Kulmeyer, M. Schutschkow; ROW 3: K. Mahan, J. Cher- rier, R. Sheridan, E. Hupke, S. Helms, A. Hobbs; ROW 4: W. Hobbs, H. Dunton, C. Bradford, J. Knapp, B. Austin. (Not pictured, Mrs. Ruark, Adviser.) The LATIN CLUB is formed to acquaint the members with old Roman customs and her culture. Under the leadership of the faculty adviser, Mrs. Ruark, the club has participated in many activities this year. During Homecoming, the club entered a float; at Christmas time, the club raised money for the Salvation Army. Al¬ so, the LATIN AND SPANISH CLUBS took a trip to Washington, D.C. The year is summed up with the picnic in the city park. ROW Is T. Hoy, D. Doughtery, Miss Brittingham, L. West, V. Squires, T. Maddox, E. Torbert; ROW 2: B, Sharpley, S. Veise, T. Burton, M. Allen, E. Porter, B, John, S. Ban, J. Dumire, D. Cobb, J. R. Holloway; ROW 3: G. Oliver, K. Hoy, D. Bridge, S. English, M. Smiley, D. Smith, D, Meeks, M. L. Beahm, V. Es- ham, A. Smith, J. Smiley; ROW 4: T. Gravenor, M. Dunn. K. Bartrug, J. Filgueras, F. Lowry, S. Stasie- wicz, A. M. Lockner, D. Moon. OFFICERS: L. West, President D. Dougherty, Vice President V. Squires, Secretary T. Maddox, Parliamentarian International Thespian Troupe 157 107 ROW Is S. Gemeny, S. Ousler, Mr. Douglas, C. Weber; ROW 2: T. Gravener, G. Roache, S. Anderson, D. Jones; ROW 3: H. Dunton, B. Hall, T. Burton. This year Wi Hi ' s Debating Society has tried to fulfill one significant purpose: to dis¬ cuss current controversial topics. These discussions ranged from smoking in school to stu¬ dent riots and the banning of cigarette commercials on television. The members and officers of the Debating Society would like to extend thanks to Mr. Douglas for sponsoring in all of the club ' s endeavors. Officers include: President - Susan Gemeny, Vice-President - Sharon Ousler, Treasurer - Mike Katorba, and Secretary - Carol Weber. 108 Chess ROW Is R. Sheridan, C. Brown, Mr. McCarron, J. Knapp, J. Sherwell; ROW 2: B. Hall, T. Gravenor, S. Anderson, E. Toadvine, H. McCann; ROW 3: R. Landon, C. Bradford, M, Schutschkow, G. Arvey. OFFICERS: Jerry Knapp, President Charlie Brown, Vice President Carol Weber, Secretary Scott Anderson, Treasurer 109 AFS ROW 1; S. Perdue, S. Olson, T. Burton, D. Thome, J. Rodriguez, Mr. Guinta, M. K. Mancuso, S, Ruark; ROW 2: K. Sterling, A. Williams, D. Powell, D. Bounds, V. Esham, P. Elzey, C. Gibson, S, Mariner, D. Vollmer, V. Somers; ROW 3; B. Hall, B. Pope, G. Jackson, S. Webster, K. Rayne, S. Ousler, C. Weber, L. A. Wilmer, L, Baker, M. L. Beahm, B, Scott; ROW 4: L. Gillis, A, Parker, M. Terry. S. Hopkins, P. Gra¬ ham, C. Kaiser, A, Powell, J. Kaiser, P, Hall, B. Corbett, K, Schleicher; ROW 5: B. Lokey, J. Longest, M, Bunting, M. Hurley, M. Kelley, B. Smith, N. Silvia, N. Perdue, K. Kinnamon, W. Bunty; ROW 6: J, Som¬ ers, H. McCann, R. Sheridan, C. Brown, D. Hurley, J. Knapp. ABSENT: L. Adkins - President. During the school year 1968-69, the AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE CLUB carried out its purpose of improving understanding between the peoples of the world. AFS held several assemblies in which the student body met and spoke with many foreign exchange students in the area. A tea was held in October introducing Wi-Hi ' s exchange student from Chile, Jose Rodriguez, to the school. Jose was given tutoring in his studies; he was pro¬ vided transportation; and he was well-equipped with friends. To raise money for the support of future exchange students, AFS sponsored a raffle, a Twirp Dance, and a homeroom drive. AFS helped greatly in making Jose’s year at Wi-Hi a most memorable one. 110 Human Relations Club The HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB believes that the long-range goal of dealings among mankind should be unity through understanding. As such, the purpose of Human Relations Club activities over the past year has been to increase the mutual understanding among various groups within the community. Indeed, the activities performed and progress accomplished seem small when compared to the problems facing an increasingly complex, troubled world. Yet, only by building among individuals and groups a sense of community can progress ever be made towards eventual world peace. Activities over the 1968-1969 year have included entrance of a brotherhood display in the Homecoming parade, a joint Christmas party with the American Field Service, attendance of the annual NCCJ conference at Bennett High, the hosting of speakers representing the Catholic Church, American tourists in Europe, and the County Retarded Children’s Association, as well as two joint meetings with Bennett’s Human Relations Club. Members feel that definite progress has been made by means of these activities towards the ultimate goals of understanding and love among men. ROW 1: P. Elzey, Parliamentarian; M. Allen, Second Vice President; D. May, President; T. Liebermann, Treasurer; D. Van Gelder. First Vice President, D. Sandifer, Secretary; ROW 2: F. Parker, A. Parker, B. Leatherbury, L. Baker, A. Williams, T. Eversman, J. Dumire, E. Edwards, M. Smiley; ROW 3: B. Scott, K. Rayne, L. James, D. Turner, J. Smiley, H. Matthews, B. Purnell, A. Tyler; ROW 4: D. Vollmer, W. Robin¬ son, D. Powell, D. Bounds, J. Kirkpatrick, H. Dunton, M. Beahm, S. Mariner, N. Perdue. Ill Library Club ROW Is T. Wootten, president; Mrs. Phillips, adviser; M. Hamilton, vice president, J. Tingle, secretary- treasurer; ROW 2: V. Squires, S. Danmeyer, R. Sutcliffe, M. Beahm, C. Johnson, C. Baysinger, S. Veise, J. Fries, C. Seaton; ROW 3; J. Hubeny, M. Riggin, J. Dumire, B. Belcher, P. Atkinson, J. Baker, G. Jackson; ROW 4: A. Ward, D. Fields, D. Powell, D. Behrens, C. Yates, G. Littleton, D. Bounds, A. Smith, G. Roach, P. Murphy, C. Scholl, B. Gilbert; ROW 5; S. Grudis, M. Winner, D. King, M. Carper, S. Belcher. The purpose of the LIBRARY CLUB is to help the librarian and serve the school and fellow students. Mem¬ bers of the club learn library skills and gain a knowledge which can benefit them for the rest of their lives. Meetings are held during activity period, with the privilege of meeting one more time during the month. Members give up their study halls and free time before and after school to work in the library. The LIBRARY CLUB involves hard work, but there is pleasure in it also. This year the club decorated the winning Homecoming car. The annual library trip in the Spring was the highlight of the year when the club traveled to Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The sponsor is Mrs. Phillips, the school librarian. Officers for the year were June Tingle, secretary- treasurer; Marsha Hamilton, vice president; Tamara Wootten, president. This year there are three seniors who have been members for four years. They are Judi Fries, Susan Veise, and Tamara Wootten. Other seniors are Joanne Hicks Anderson, Penny Atkinson, Sharon Belcher, Mike Carper, Joy Hubeny, Cindy Seaton, and Vonnie Squires. 112 Key Club ROW Is G. Shrieves, J. Lloyd, R. Sheridan, S. Brewer, B. Murphy, H. McCann; ROW 2: C. Roberts, M. Boz man, E. Smith, M. Allen, T. Burton, E, Torbert, J. Knapp; ROW 3: B, Cantley, B. Truitt. B. Hussey, P. Cartwright, G. Outten, R. Bounds, M. Gordy; ROW 4: S. Bers, B. Hall, T. Gravenor, C. Brown, M, Carper, C. Veise, M. Messick. 113 ROW 1: J. Profitt, S. Smith, P. Atkinson, Mrs. Messick, ADVISER: M. Mancuso, M. Strandquist; ROW 2: M. Williams, K. Kinnamon, N. Daniels, D. Thorne, D. Miller, E. Hack, A. Barasko, M. Brown; ROW 3; N. Silvia, V. Wilson, L. Bailey, G. Owens, B. Hill, S. Stasiewicz, T. Eversman, S. Olson, J. Fries; ROW 4: D. Dickerson, L. Wilmer, K. Sterling, V. Somers, B. Lokey, L. Hastings, B. Hall. ROW 1: J. Baker, D. Cobb, S. Gemeny, B. Pope, F. Adkins; ROW 2s S. Ousler, J. Bailey, C. Weber, S. Mariner, C. Riggin, N. Hancock, A. Ward; ROW 3: D. Powell, S. Veise, T. Wootten, S. Lokey, L. Murphy, M. Riggin, P. Elzey, M. Hamilton; ROW 4: C. Tufft, J. Marine, G. Littleton, G. Jackson, S. Webster, J, Tingle, C. Baysinger, A. Williams. Kadets 1. DRUM MAJOR, Gary Williams. 2. COLOR GUARD: Vonnie Squires, Ann Ward, Cindy Kaiser, Melba Riggin, Sandi Hopkins. 3. DRILL TEAM: Bertha Williams, Donna Payne; kneeling, Mona Smiley, Trudy Ousler. 4. MAJORETTES: Sharon Ousler, Susan Stasiewicz, Kay White, Sandra Roberts, Donna Cobb, Pat Moore, Sue Gemeny, Sue Waller. 5. BAND COUNCIL: Marva Williams, Chris Mudge, Ray Da- shiell; SECOND ROW, Mike Allen, Ann Powell, Wanda Robin¬ son, Carmen Yates. A T •L . 1. FLUTE AND CLARINET: Florence Wheatherly, Marva Williams, Wanda Robinson, Kris Wehmeyer, April Purnell, Wendell Dashiell; SECOND ROW, Pat Brown, Debbie Tur¬ ner, Vali Somers, Gerry Roach, Ann Powell, Boyd Farring¬ ton. 2. TRUMPETS: Ray Dashiell, Wesley Brickous, Steve Malone, Clyde Rosen, James Polk, Anthony Edmond; SECOND ROW, Martin Dixon, Mike Allen, Jerome Hud¬ son, Mark Brittingham, Gregory Hitch. 3. TROMBONE, SAXOPHONE, BARITONE: Tama Rose, Derrick Jones, Dick Van Gelder, Walter Hobbs, Ray Da¬ shiell, Leon Dennis, Ronnie Brooks, Steve Bers, Vesna Somers, Paul Douglas. 4. CLARINET AND TUBA: Jane Longest, Tim Liebermann, Sandy Hall, Mike Mes- sick, Billie Lankford; SECOND ROW, Cor¬ nelius Barkley, Carmen Yates, Eddie Smith, George King, Carl Fields. 5. DRUMS: Clarence Smith, Rex Willing, Chris Mudge, Carlton Mack, June Joudrey, Craige DeVage, Valarie Dixon, Steve Shockley, Joe Dixon. Concert Choir ABOVE, LEFT: ROW 1; M. Disharoon, K. Kinnamon, J. Disharoon, J. Hubeny, S. Ousler, D. Dickerson, M. Bunting; ROW 2: J. Murray, T. Ousler, B. Townsend, S. Belcher, L. Brown, V. Davis, P, Tifft; ROW 3: D. Hart, T. Brittingham, C. Adkins, J. Davis, M. Earl, L. Thornton; ROW 4: P. Wanner, T, McBride, J. Jones, L. Burk, S. Jones, F. Twilley. ABOVE: ROW 1: J. Bailey, N, Wise, L. White, M. Beahm, B. Purnell, A. Tyler, C. Waters; ROW 2: S. Roberts, C. Mack, D. Fields, S. Ennis, A, Farlow, C. Curtis, P. Kellam; ROW 3: C. Jones, O. Hearn, B. Walker, S. Hopkins, C. Seaton, N. Shockley; ROW 4: J, Anderson, G. Hayward, A. Parker, D. Leonard, T. Rose, D. Reid. LEFT: ALL STATE CHORUS PARTICIPANTS: Donna Dickerson, Mary Bunting, Sharon Belcher, Sandi Hopkins. Wi-Hi annihilates ttenneB wm NEWS - NO. 5 MRS. CAREY, Adviser Senior High School, Salisbury, Md. Buy a Fond Memory Yearbooks are a record of one’s fr; ;nts, and of other activities during the hi all Wi-Hi students — sophomores, jun CAROL WEBER, Editor-in-Chief JQ JON SHERWELL, SUSAN SMITH, J BILL RANSBOTTOM, Editorial Editor LINDA BAILEY Managing Editor GEORGE ROACHE Feature Editor ROBERT JOHN Sports Editor CHESTER BILLINGS Photographer vaienune the Tom-Tom can recall fond, lasting m come. However, Tom-Tom sales are lagg Yearbook staffs must acquire a contr ling company to produce a yearbook. In -Hi agreed to purchase 550 yearbooks i ent advertising to publish a colorful, i )k. Not fulfilling the contract will reduci irbook and will prevent subsequent clast w a contract for a yearbook. Yearbooks are happiness. As one a appiness is like time and space — we mane auu measure )urselves; it is a fancy — as big, as little as you please; t a thing of contrasts and comparisons.” If Wi-Hi’ers want the happiness which a yearbook will ig them in future years, then students must rid them- yes of the idea that the Tom-Tom is just for seniors. In- ad, the student body must realize that the yearbook por- ys a part of everyohe’s life, no matter what his class. Wi-Hi students must show that they want a yearbook, can do this by ordering their own Tom-Tom imme- tely. th le ires wai coi )rd tak ike: inn P- adc ume ie clairvoyant of the Wi-Hi s has gazed into her crystal and made some startling pre¬ ens about the futures of our ight personalities. Among i she sees an army officer, a ler and a lawyer, iren Kinnoman, senior spot- this month, is considering a re in either biological research 1 music. In order to prepare -If she plans to begin college — alisbury State and then trans¬ fer to Florida State or Delaware. In accordance with her musical interests Karen sings in her church choir. She is also a mem¬ ber of the Methodist Youth Fel¬ lowship (MYF) at Christ Metho¬ dist Church. Helping to keep Karen occupied are the clubs to which she belongs. Among these are AFS, French Club. Nationa 1 Honor Society, and ttwu ov, of which she is hen studies or potligh i’t interfere, she as many of the n. When school- ' aren finds Ad- ler most enjoy- re playing the en she has time. ther people s she says to get baskets off h favorite activity at W ing Varsity basketbal is his hobby? He like kind of sport. His mind seems to r graduating, too. For he prefers the Class can’t have the Class satisfied with the Clas worst thing about be s that he has still to go; the best thing only one. Also, the Cl special because he gr Naturally he thinks “tuff” place, especially has a lot of friends h Carlton isn’t hard tc favorites include s h French fries, the col soul music, basketball and Andrea Wallace. I participating in the t He finally decided chosen junior spotlig] “Somebody must ha mistake.’ Y likes the olor green; some reason fact she : the Class c a senior if the world, senior.’ iat what l her mind i tending fo Sharon Miller, soph light, is one of those just has to be differe picture Sharon in the sure to salute Major °i° ' ufc-oo Hungarian K. Wehmeyer ut she’s no L. Bailey lg her lungs out 1 1 ember some of I rs she’s had at bad; everybody h it at one time •en gave as her a she added, “You j l y what you put . C. Weber S. Smith G. Roach B. Ransbottom B. John C. Billings J. Sherwell left to right ue uuni, aim a ume to cue, _ ____ t - junior spotlight. A time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is says that his P hil °� ophy is to planted; strive for the best Perhaps he’ll 5 likes stea brought ar iits from as a moni te ninth gra iber of the Award Cli secretary a] n Club, li she like tending pep 1 being in ron’s a member of th€ and Key Kadets. Sharon spends her swimming playing ten and taking long wa’kf Sharon really “digs’ brown and green. Mar vorite song. When tl asked if she had a fi friend, she replied that have just one. “Don’t judge a bool ver,’ Sharon chooses sonal philosophy. Sh Indian Chant To encourage creativity in the arts - both written and illustrative - is the goal of the INDIAN CHANT. Cele¬ brating its tenth anniversary this year. WI Hi’s literary magazine has steadily improved in quality, diversity, and appearance over the past decade. Contributions from the student body are welcomed and the staff tries to represent as fairly as possible a cross- section of all three classes. INDIAN CHANT, with its poetry, short stories, features, and art work, offers a chance for almost anyone, no matter in what course of study he may be engaged, to participate. Commercial students, academic students, or anyone else wishing to contribute his artistic abilities and talents are encouraged to participate. INDIAN CHANT provides the opportunity for individuals to create and to express themselves. ROW 1: M. Brown, S. Gemeny, S. Waller, D. May, V. Squires, F. Adkins, C. Chandler, M. Hurley, L. Hast¬ ings; ROW 2: A. Parker, B. Scott, M. Williams, C. Ripple, C. Johnson, C. Hastings, B. Leatherbury, B. Ward- ell, C. Weber, Mrs. Dick, ADVISER; ROW 3: D. Simpson, P. Hall, M. Strandquist, V. Wilson, C. Kaiser, K. Rayne, C. Williams, S. Helms, Shirley Perdue, L. Gillis; ROW 4: D. Moon, B. Ransbottom, H. Matthews, B. Smith, B. Purnell, A. Tyler, G. Williams. 123 TOM TOM Staff Rhett Shockley, Lynn Gerberich, Nanci Silvia, Marva Williams, Bill Haslam, Tamara Wootten. Mr. W. A. Bloodsworth, EDITORIAL ADVISER Mr. J. M. Jones, BUSINESS ADVISER Nanci Silvia, EDITOR Frances Adkins, BUSINESS MANAGER Charles Brown, ADVERTISING MANAGER Lynn Gerberich Bill Haslam Rhett Shockley Marva Williams Tamara Wootten Mike Carper Organizations Have Parties , Teas, Trips, Banquets and Picnics 125 126 ACTIVITIES, etc. 127 Tamara Wootten, HOMECOMING QUEEN, center; Left, Pam Coates, Junior Duchess; and Susan Veise, Senior Duchess; Right, Judy Fries, Senior Duchess; and Susan Webster Sophomore Duchess. David Mills had the winning car. The Library Club ' s winning car entry. Bill Haslam mixes Donna Littleton crowns Tamara. ABOVE: Mr. M. P. Minton, Mr. Bill Hensley, and Mr. Hope check the entries. LEFT: The Sophomore Class wins with Right Guard. EXTREME RIGHT: The Senior Class builds a stairway, but the rainbow ' s end didn ' t bring them a winner. Jose Rodriguez Comes From 3 1. Mrs. Grudis and Jose. (Jose ' s American parents were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Grudis, Jr.) 2. Jose with a few, faint Northern Hemi¬ sphere snow flakes. 3. Jose ' s first day in school: Mrs. Grudis, Mr. Smith, Jose, and Susan Grudis, his American sister. (Steve was his American brother.) 4. After an assembly. Bill Haslam, Eva Aker- man, Bennett ' s exchange student; Jose, Levinia Adkins, AFS presi¬ dent; Shelley Bums, exchange student to Germany last year from Bennett; and Mr. Smith. To be an American Field Service exchange student is great, but to be an AFS exchange student staying in Salisbury and studying at WI HI is the greatest thing. I thank you, each one of you, who made possible for me to spend here this wonderful experience. This year has been, I say, the best of my life. I have met many people and made many friends. I have learned many things through my teachers, my friends, and through my own experi¬ ence, things that I want never forget in my life. Participating in sports and club activities I feel that I have become a part of the school, I fee] like I have always been studying at WI HI. I wish I could stay longer than one year to learn more about it. What I most desired is to be able to come back here sometime and meet again my old friends because maybe I won ' t see them anymore. I wish to all the student body and especially the CLASS of ' 69, my class, the best of luck in the future. Thank you again for helping me through this year and I will remember all of you for the rest of my life. Adios Amigos, (Goodbye friends) Jose Rodriguez Class of 69 133 Winter Carnival 1. Judy Fries, Crowned WINTER CARNIVAL QUEEN by Steve Brewer, president of the Student Council; J. R. Lloyd; 2. Miles Prillaman, Crown Bearer; and Vonda Kaye Goslee, Flower Girl; 3. Karla Dodson, Sopho¬ more attendant; Ralph Riggin, escort; 4. Mary Kay Mancuso, Junior at¬ tendant; T. J. Mumford, escort; 5, QUEEN Judy Fries, and J. R. Lloyd, escort. 134 May Dance Winter Carnival 1 Wb si . 1(1 fei|r 1 JLf 1. MAY QUEEN, Penny Atkinson; Bobby Baysinger, escort; 2. Gayle Jackson, Sophomore Duchess; Eddie Bowman, escort; 3. Terry Goss, Sophomore attendant; Doug Moon, escort; 4. Helena Long, Sophomore attendant; Gardner Jones, escort; 5. Penny Atkinson, MAY QUEEN; Bobby Baysinger, escort; 6. Cindy Parker, Senior attendant; John Dris¬ coll. escort. 1 Dance 1. MAY QUEEN, Penny Atkinson, Bobby Baysinger, escort; 2. JoAnn Marine, Junior Duchess; Chris Ward, escort; 3. Florence Weatherly, Junior attendant; Derrick Jones, escort; 4. Patti Sullivan, Junior at¬ tendant; Frank Veditz, escort; 5. Pam MacDonald, Senior attendant; Ross Skiles, escort; 6. Vicki Wilson, Senior attendant; Brian Austin, escort. Blue Hawaii 138 Pictures above come from some of the many assemblies that occurred during the 1968-1969 school year. Early in September, Mr. Mahaffey (pictured) spoke to the student body. Tenth graders had an orientation assembly, and later, class officers were elected. AFS was well rep¬ resented during the year (pictured above). There were costumes as well as solos on Jew ' s Harps! The Baltimore Brass Quintet played (pictured), and our own choir sang (pictured). Crime Pre¬ vention Week was observed (pictured). Other assemblies included one held in the Gym that showed off the skills of our gymnasts. National Honor Society installation. Space (NASA), Stu¬ dent Council elections, General Recognition Assembly, Spring Athletic Awards, and Senior Awards Assembly. CENTER STAGE (Pictured) presented THE BEAR. And there were others. The Christmas Program really entertained with its dramatic production: THE CHRISTMAS GIFT. Whether it was an Armed Forces assembly or Singers from Boston University, the audience was usually very appreciative. 139 Pep Rallies Inside and Outdoors Send Spirit Soaring Senior Awards ROW Is M. Williams, WILLIAM COLLINS BAND AWARD, DAR AWARD; L. James, KIWANIS SCHOL¬ ARSHIP AWARD; J. Cropper, WSHS GIRLS ' BASKETBALL AWARD; N. Silvia, CLASS OF 1922; J. Joudrey, WSHS SECRETARIAL AWARD; ROW 2: Z. Winder, WSHS BASKETBALL AWARD; L. Dennis, E. SHELDON JONES ATHLETIC AWARD; S. Brewer, WSHS BASEBALL AWARD, ROTARY REWARD OF MERIT; F. Berry, BILLY MITCHELL VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS FOOTBALL AWARD; G. Timmons. FARM BUREAU AWARD; ROW 3; C. Chandler, SALISBURY LIONS CLUB; P. Atkinson, REBEKAH AWARD; T. Wootten, WICOMICO WOMAN ' S CLUB AWARD; S. Veise, WSHS GIRLS’ ATHLETIC AWARD; M. Elliott, THOMAS H. WILLIAMS PRIZE; ROW 4: D. May, FRANCIS MARIAN GUNBY AWARD; M. Strandquist, WSHS GIRLS’ ATHLETIC AWARD; B. Haslam, SONS OF AMERICAN REVOLU¬ TION AWARD. t The Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Tallent Butch Bradley Getting lunch ready Homecoming Committee t f 1. S. Smith, N. Hancock, G. Jackson, J. Proffitt, B. Culver, T. Knapp, N. Silvia. 2. LOWER SHORE ASSOCIATION STUDENT COUNCIL: Representatives: T. Wootten, G. Jackson, G. Littleton, B. Haslam, J. Knapp, S. Brewer. 3. PROM DECORATING COMMITTEE: M. Williams, D. Welch, E. Bowman, D. Thorne, D. Miller, P. Polk, T. Wootten, N. Silvia, S. Brewer, B. Murphy, B. Baysinger, J. Layton, S. Valliant, J. Lloyd, B. Russell. 4. MASC WORKSHOP: N. Silvia, A. Purnell, N. Hancock, S. Smith. 5. CURRENT EVENTS EXPERTS: T. Liebermann, C. Chandler, Mr. Jones, ADVISER, B. Sharpley, D. May. 6. MATH AND SCIENCE SEMINAR: C. Chandler, S. Waller, S. Smith, K. Rayne, F. Adkins, K. Kinnamon, E. Smith, P. Stasiewicz, T. Wootten, S. Stasiewicz, D. Alls, B. Murphy, B. Hall, G. Roache, T. Liebermann, D. May, R. Sheridan, S. Brewer, S. Anderson. 7. DECA AWARD WINNERS: C. Jones, C. Webster, B. Littleton, J. Dunn, G. Simpson, C. Billings, C. Dennis, D. Fitz¬ gerald. 8. CREATIVE WRITING SEMINAR: S. Brewer, D. May, S. Gemeny, M. Strandquist. 9. ART SEMINAR: E. Bowman. R. Taylor, G. Hitch, C. Dennis, T. Mumford, E. Gelenczei. LO. EARTH SCIENCE SEMINAR: R. Sheridan, D. May, K. Kinnamon, J. Sherwell, S. Brewer, D. Alls, B. Murphy. LI. BIO-CHEMISTRY SEMINAR: F. Adkins, S. Smith, S. Waller, P. Stasiewicz, T. Wootten, E. Smith. L2. HUMANITIES SEMINAR: R. Sheridan, L. James, J. Knapp, D. Jones, B. Parker, E. Shockley. 145 Classes Have Varied Activities 147 Drama Productions 3 6 1. Stage Stricken 2. Beth ' s Best Bet 3. Stuck Pot 4. Our Town 5. Pink Lemonade for Tomorrow 6. Sue Barr applies the makeup. 7. Beth ' s Best Bet 1 Ip 4Np. f M m Graduation: June 6 , 1969 152 SPORTS 153 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW, left to right: Powell, Mitchell, Polk, Stasiewicz. Bradley, Arvey, Ward, Parsons, Barry, Valliant, Lloyd, Elliott, and Coach Schoepf; SECOND ROW: Baysinger, Brewer, Burks, Messick, Mc¬ Cann, Grudis, Massey, Vollmer, Townsend, Robert Malone, Smith, Rodriquez, Coach Criage; THIRD ROW: Phillips, JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: Gunther, Lilley, Phillips, Downs, Dillard, Hickman, LeMay, Williams, Austin, Kinnamon, Kulmeyer, Lewis; SECOND ROW: Pease, Ayres, Murphy, Winder, Townsend, Shock- ley, Dutton, Cropper, Milne, Parker, Sparrow; THIRD ROW: Coach Thurston, Veise, Greg Malone, Coach Walker. (third row, continued) Lynch, Truitt, Murphy, Daugherty, Evans, Roscoe Malone, Hearn, Bowman, Sherwell, Cart¬ wright, Clemons, Gregory, Coach Walker; ROW FOUR; Greg Malone, Alls, Lundy, Travers, McMullen, Coach Thurston. SOCCER TEAM: ROW 1: Coach Wilson, B. Hussey, C. Roberts, G. Outten, D. Hart, B. Murphy; ROW 2: J. Har¬ rison, C. Brown, D. Moon, M. Allen, E, King, S. Bounds; ROW 3: J. Mack, B. Hall, manager; K. Bartrug, L. Corbett, J. Daniels, R. Young; ROW 4: B. Elliott, B. Briddell, M. Bozhnan, B, Hussey, M. Gosnell. V -; : .v y..Vy Xv - ■, At ' a 158 HOCKEY: ROW 1: P. Polk, L. Pa rsons, S. Veise, T. Wootten, P. Atkinson, S. Stasiewicz, C. Parker, S. Barr; ROW 2: C. Yates, B. Collins, L. Gerberich, L. Thornton, M. Strandquist, D. Stevens, D. Parsons, J. Greene, A. Parker; ROW 3: S. Grudis, F. Hull, P. Murphy, Vesna Somers, Miss Byrd, F. Parker, Vali Somers, K. Murphy, C. Riggin, D. Haem el. CROSS COUNTRY: Leon Dennis, Clarence Smith, Mike Douglas, Joe Kirkpatrick, Dwight King; ROW 2: Mike Dunn, Chris Wigfall. (NOT PICTURED, Mr, Dinges, Coach.) 160 GIRLS BASKETBALL ROW 1: B. Goss, J. Cropper, M. Strandquist, D. Holbrook, P. Polk; ROW 2: P. Murphy, C. Baysinger, M. LeCompte, T. Goss, K. Wehmeyer, B. Townsend; ROW 3: S. Grudis, D. Lokey, D. Welch, C. Brown; ROW 4: B. Lewis, S. Walston, L. Parsons, A. Turner, B. Simms; ROW 5: D. Atkinson, statistician, G. Green, manager. Miss Byrd, Coach, M. Beahm, manager, P. Andrews, E. Twilley. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM (right) ROW 1: L. Dennis, M. Winner, E. Johnson; ROW 2: T. Knapp, C. Mack, J. Kirkpatrick; ROW 3: E. Jones, D. King, Z. Winder; ROW 4: Coach Cassaday. J.V. BASKETBALL: Coach Waller, B. Dutton, R. Morgan, W. Brickous, C. Veise, J. Hud¬ son, E. Winder, F. Jackson, M. Morris, C. Lilley, C. Cropper, L. Davis, R. Melton. I £4 Larry Davis, Center. WRESTLING: ROW 1: B. Murphy, J. Layton, J, Meilhammer, H. McCann, B. Hearn; ROW 2: G. Oliver, J. Vollmer, M. Messick, R. Freeman, R. Blake; ROW 3: B. Milne, M. Schutschkow, G. Malone, Mr, Giunta, coach. (NOT PIC¬ TURED: D. Mabe, B. Adams, K. Mahan, Coach Criage.) 165 ROW 1: C. Scholl, L, Thornton, P. Murphy, J. Cropper, P. Atkinson, S. Smith, D. Holbrook, N. Cassell, S. Grudis; ROW 2: C. Brown, M. LeCompte, J. Marine, M. Lee, B. Gordy, F, Conway, K, Murphy, M. Fields; F� W 4: Miss Byrd, Coach; T. Goss, F. Parker, K, Dodson, A. Farrell, J, Dailey, B, Goss, Manager; B. Townsend, (A. Parker, NOT PICTURED). 168 SOFTBALL: ROW 1: S. Webster, J. Proffitt, L. Parsons, C. Shockley, manager; E. Wallace, manager; R. Gordner; ROW 2: D, Parsons, Vesna Somers, S. Stasiewicz, S. Giffen, J. Tilghman, S. Veise; ROW 3: B. Collins, O. Konziola, B, Hall, Vali Somers, C. Yates, T. Wootten; ROW 4: Mrs, Bolen, Coach, M. Strandquist, TENNIS: ROW 1: J. Brown, B. Ward, S. Noble, J. Sherwell, K. Sterling; ROW 2: T. O ' Connell, B. Hussey, manager; C. Roberts, T. Gravenor; ROW 3: M. Winner, K. Bartrug, M. Bozman, D. Ayres; ROW 4: B. Briddell, J. Knapp, Coach Warren Cox. Varsity Cheerleaders Penny Atkinson, Judy Fries, Vicki Wilson, Susan Veise, Lynn Gerberich, Tamara Wootten, Sherry Lokey, and Susan Smith 171 T i J. V. Cheerleaders Linda Murphy, Mary K. Mancuso, Selina Williams, Gayle Littleton, June Tingle, Pam Coates, and Cindy Hastings BASEBALL TEAM: ROW 1: J. Powell, S. Meilhammer, B. Bradley, S. Brewer, co-captain; F. Berry, co-captain; P, Stasiewicz; ROW 2: G. Roache, manager; D. King, B. Phillips, T, Knapp, B. Haslam, manager; ROW 3: C. Veise. S. Adams, R. Townsend, R. Riggin, J. Jones, D. Alls, manager; ROW 4: Coach Waller, J. Mack, S. Beach, C. Lilley. 173 VARSITY FOOTBALL BOY ' S BASKETBALL WI HI 0 Forest Park 20 WI HI 82 Mardela 51 WI HI 6 Laurel 6 WI HI 48 Crisfield 27 WI HI 25 Seaford 7 WI HI 80 Easton 40 WI HI 7 Smyrna 7 WI HI 67 Pocomoke 74 WI HI 14 Easton 0 WI HI 73 North Caroline 67 WI HI 20 Lewes 13 WI HI 53 Maces Lane 60 WI HI 26 North Caroline 27 WI HI 58 Mardela 39 WI HI 41 Elkton 7 WI HI 58 Cambridge 41 WI HI 14 Cambridge 7 WI HI 58 Stephen Decatur 61 WI HI 7 Bennett JV FOOTBALL 36 WI HI WI HI 67 71 Bennett Easton 54 68 WI HI 75 Somerset 77 WI HI 20 Col. Richardson 0 WI HI 63 Pocomoke 100 WI HI 12 Green 0 WI HI 58 Bennett 60 WI HI 9 Seaford 0 WI HI 66 North Caroline 64 WI HI 19 Easton 0 WI HI 44 Stephen Decatur 70 WI HI 6 Queen Anne 24 WI HI 82 Cambridge . 57 WI HI 0 Bennett 19 WI HI 75 Crisfield 77 WI HI 12 Broadwater 19 WI HI 60 Bennett 47 WRESTLING WI HI 94 Queen Anne 60 WI HI 25 31 WI HI 30 Central 45 Easton GIRL ' S BASKETBALL WI HI 18 Seaford 36 WI HI 48 Rehobeth 3 WI HI 20 Mardela 45 WI HI 23 St. Michaels 33 WI HI 21 Easton 46 WI HI 20 Millsboro 36 WI HI 30 Pittsville 45 WI HI 10 Milford 40 WI HI 21 Mardela 29 WI HI 18 Bennett 34 WI HI 25 Cambridge 44 WI HI 41 Rehobeth 13 WI HI 20 Stephen Decatur 31 WI HI 33 Dover AFB 21 WI HI 32 Bennett 48 WI HI 22 Easton 34 CROSS COUNTRY WI HI 27 Pittsville 32 WI HI 27 Bennett 39 WI HI lost to Somerset WI HI 27 Stephen Decatur 33 WI HI won ov er Seaford WI HI 29 Cambridge 34 WI HI won over Maces Lane WI HI 2nd place in Cambridge invitational WI HI won over Seaford WI HI won over Bennett WI HI 1st place in District 174 Record f HOCKEY SOFTBALL WI HI 3 Mardela 1 WI HI 16 Pittsville 6 WI HI 1 Cambridge 1 WI HI 10 Pocomoke 9 WI HI 3 Pittsville 5 WI HI 7 Laurel 0 WI HI 1 Mardela 1 WI HI 0 Bennett 9 WI HI 1 Bennett 2 WI HI 20 Stephen Decatur 7 WI HI 2 Easton 2 WI HI 24 Crisfield 23 WI HI 1 Cambridge 0 WI HI 4 Bennett 8 WI HI 4 Pittsville 1 WI HI 13 Pittsville 7 WI HI 1 Easton 0 WI HI 12 Pocomoke 14 WI HI 16 Crisfield 7 SOCCER WI HI 15 Stephen Decatur 2 WI HI 0 Mardela 4 BASEBALL WI HI 0 Seaford 1 WI HI 3 Milford 3 WI HI 3 Mardela 0 WI HI 1 Mardela 1 WI HI 11 Easton 9 WI HI 1 Bennett 4 WI HI 5 Pittsville 2 WI HI 2 Seaford 2 WI HI 4 Pocomoke 3 WI HI 2 Pittsville 3 WI HI 11 Crisfield 5 WI HI 2 Milford 3 WI HI 4 Bennett 0 WI HI 1 Pittsville 0 WI HI 11 Stephen Decatur 4 WI HI 1 Bennett 4 WI HI 4 Crisfield 3 WI HI 7 Easton 8 TRACK WI HI 10 Somerset 8 WI HI 3 Pittsville 0 WI HI 110 Stephen Decatur 31 WI HI 1 Pocomoke 3 WI HI 81 Northampton 47 WI HI 5 Somerset 8 4th place Eastville (Invitational) WI HI 7 Stephen Decatur 0 WI HI 91 1 2 Cambridge 49 1 2 WI HI 4 Bennett 0 WI HI 39 Bennett 102 WI HI 112 Queen Anne 29 GIRL ' S TRACK 2nd Place Anne Arundel (District) 11th out of 25 Wesminster (State) WI HI Mardela Bennett Bennett Mardela 48 1 2 Mardela 44 Bennett 33 1 2 TENNIS WI HI 6 Dover 3 WI HI 0 Bennett 9 WI HI 6 Easton 3 WI HI 2 Bennett 7 WI HI 4 Cambridge 5 WI HI 4 Dover 1 WI HI 2 St. Andrews 3 WI HI 5 Easton 4 WI HI 6 Cambridge 3 175 176 AD VER TISEMENTS 177 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bailey PFC. Thomas O. Bailey Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Baxr Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Barr Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Bassett Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown Cathy Brown Charlie Brown Leslie Burton Mrs. Nancy Burton Mrs. Thomas R. Burton Sr. Mr. Thomas R. Burton Sr. Tom Burton Mrs. Ethel Callahan Mrs. Gladys Campbell Frank Chesser Mr. Harold Chisholm Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Church Sr. Miss Yvonne Church Mrs. Edith Corbin Mrs. Emma Davis Mr. and Mrs. William A. Davis Rev. and Mrs. J. Harvey Dixon Linda Duncan Peggy Ducan Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Evans Mr. and Mrs. James K. Fitzgerald Cynthia Ann Gregory Susan Marie Gregory Mr. Timothy Hawthorne Mrs. W. P. Howard David Jackson Miss Lelia Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. George Joudrey John Lasley Roscoe Malone Mr. Willie Morton Miss Sylvia Ann Phippin Mrs. F. A. Pirofield Mr. and Mrs. R. Franklin Purnell Miss Lynne Purnell Nancy Purnell Miss Gertrude Riggin P e ggy Sample Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Scott Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scott Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Shreaves 178 f Good Luck to the Class of 1 69 Compliments of THE CLASS OF ’71 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shockley Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Shrieves Miss Jessie Smiley Miss Danice Smiley Mrs. W. N. Still Mary Jo Sutton AFS SALUTES HOMEROOM 9-6 Best Wishes to You and the Class of 69 CONTINUED Jeff Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Bill Trader Mr. and Mrs. George V. Viese Miss Pat Watkins Mr. Harry Graham Webster Linda White 179 Compliments of LAWRENCE VOLKSWAGEN, INC. N. Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Maryland Volkswagen Parts - Sales - Service For the CLEANEST in USED - All Makes Call Salisbury - 742-8118 CHANDLER CAREY, INC. LARMAR CORPORATION REAL ESTATE RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL George Chandler Oscar Carey Realtors STATE FARM INSURANCE Compliments of LEVIN E. ADKINS 509 E. Main St. Salisbury, Maryland 749-4800 STATE FARM INSURANCE Congratulations to The CLASS of 1969 CITIZENS GAS DIVISION ISO Congratulations and Congratulations to the Class of Best Wishes to the 1969 Class of 1969 Compliments of THOS, R. YOUNG, INC. McCRORY CORP. Shore ' s Oldest House of Music 728 South Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Maryland Salisbury, Maryland Compliments of ALEXANDER’S HOUSE OF MUSIC MONTGOMERY WARDS Conn Organs, Band Instruments Pianos, Magnavox Stereo 800 South Salisbury Boulevard Salisbury, Maryland Route 50 Cambridge 228-2131 Open 10:00 to 9:00 Daily Old Ocean City Road and Moss Hill Lane The Friendliest Store in Town Salisbury, Maryland 749-6372 181 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 69 Homes of the future for future citizens MOBILE HOMES Inc. NEW - USED MOBILE HOMES MODERN MOBILE HOME PARK Route 13, North Salisbury, Maryland Phone 742-1787 t HOLIDAY INN Your Host From Coast to Coast 124 Units Congratulations to the Graduating Class Congratulations to the Class of 1969 SALISBURY ADVERTISER 128 East Main St. Salisbury, Maryland STEWART HAEMEL, INC. Commercial Printing 1007 South Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Md. Congratulations to the Class of 1969 F rom GENERAL TELEVISION, INC. 220 East Main St. Salisbury, Maryland Congratulations to the Class of ' 69 HUBENY ELECTRIC COMPANY 1109 N. Division St. Salisbury, Maryland Congratulations to the Sweetest Girls and the Swellest Guys MAY ALL YOUR DREAMS BECOME REALITIES Soft, Fresh and Delicious Wherever FINE FOODS are Sold! 184 INTRODUCING THE PHONE OF THE FUTURE FOR THE 1969 GRADUATES - IN THE PALM OF YOUR HANDS Hand-some and then some that ' s the new trimline phone ! Best Wishes for a Bright Future elmarva INVESTOR owned: business manageo Power L4ghft Company SALISBURY MALL CIVIC AND GLEN AVENUES SALISBURY, MARYLAND so much for so many... 186 ACORN DRIVE-IN Oyt 1700 Chiiili North Salisbury, Boulevard Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 M. C. HORSEY AND CO., INC. Salisbury, Maryland 120 South Boulevard Salisbury, Maryland THURSTON STUDIO CAMERA SHOP 151 Market St. 742-2119 Salisbury, Maryland Don’t forget the war dances on the old reservation. HOLLOWAY AND COMPANY FUNERAL HOME Since 1883 Salisbury, Maryland 187 Congratulations SALISBURY F rom LINCOLN MERCURY INC. THE CALLAWAY TYPEWRITER CO. North Salisbury Boulevard Salisbury, Maryland Salisbury, Maryland Compliments of DEL-MAR-VA BRIDDELL’S ESSO SERVICENTER S. Division and S. Salisbury Blvd, Salisbury, Maryland CLEANERS DYERS Shirt Laundry 314 S. Division St. 119 E. Main St. Cr. Naylor and N. Salisbury Blvd. Cr. W. Isabella and Cypress Salisbury Mall Phone 749-9700 Salisbury, Maryland Dial 749-3371 Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1 69 GENERAL F rom TIRE SERVICE DAIRY QUEEN Salisbury, Maryland 742-6144 South Salisbury Boulevard Compliments of Congratulations to 1969 - One of the Finest Classes CULVER’S MENS SHOP Ever at WI HI. You Will Indeed be Missed! Delmar, Delaware A FRIEND Compliments of Compliments of CLOVERLAND FARMS DAIRY PARKER’S TASTEE FREEZ 512 Snow Hill Road Phone 742-3746 212 Boardwalk Ocean City, Maryland PENINSULA EMPLOYMENT AGENCY r ' i 5TATI FARM INSURANCE INC. Personal Consultants 106 W. Circle Ave. , Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Tel. (301) 742-6555 ROBERT L. CARPER, LOCAL AGENT Auto - Life - Fire and Casualty 106 Circle Avenue Salisbury, Maryland Phone: Off. 742-3271 Res. 742-7672 Compliments of BASKINS ROBBINS-31 Compliments of 31 Ice Cream Store A FRIEND South Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Maryland Compliments of Compliments of AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS KITTY’S FLOWERS Rt. 13 and Main Street Salisbury, Maryland Next to the Hospital ADKINS COACHES Compliments of Sales Service and Rental FRIENDLY Route 13 and Homer Street Salisbury, Maryland 749-3597 BARBER SHOP 205 Maryland Avenue Salisbury, Maryland TTZ HANNA -LJlV kremer INSURANCE, INC. Compliments of SALISBURY RUG CO. 1118 East Main Street 700 North Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Maryland Salisbury, Maryland L. W. GUNBY Compliments of COMPANY Hardware Paint Plumbing Supplies E. S. ADKINS CO. Salisbury, Maryland Salisbury, Maryland Compliments of Compliments of ANGELE BEAUTY SALON EDGEWOOD PIPE BLOCK CO. Super Giant Shopping Center Salisbury, Maryland Box 2233 Salisbury, Maryland 190 « THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION OF WICOMICO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL EXTENDS ITS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1969 191 Compliments of CHARLIE BROWN (We Sell Glass) SALISBURY COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Salisbury, Maryland iivaftar V4. ' - IMA Compliments of BENEDICT the FLORIST Congratulations to the Class of 1969 THE BENNETT DRUG COMPANY CHARLES W. BENNETT, JR. , Ph.G. Compliments of AVERY W. HALL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Salisbury, Maryland Phone 742-5111 Compliments of CLARK BROS. INC. Distributors oi Sealtest Milk Salisbury, Maryland SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE, INC. Wicomico Service Box 808 Salisbury, Maryland Congratulations to the Class of , 69 n Congratulations and Best Wishes CAVANAUGH FORD, INC. Body and Paint Shop N. Salisbury Blvd, Salisbury, Md. Congratulations to the Class of ' 69 CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY 520 Snow Hill Road Congratulations to the Class of 1 69 ELMER F. RUARK GENERAL INSURANCE Salisbury, Md. 193 BOWL CHEROKEE LANES South Salisbury Blvd. BARNES’ TELEVISION APPLIANCE COMPANY South Salisbury Boulevard Salisbury, Maryland Next to Ames Compliments MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY OAKS DRIVE-IN Route 13 ALBINA. HAYMAN, Ph. G. South Salisbury Blvd. at Pine Bluff Road Salisbury, Maryland Phone 742-5138 194 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 69 MARTINI’S RESTAURANT H J DRIVE-IN 1015 South Division Street Phone 749-9183 Rt. 13 Zion Road Salisbury, Maryland Pizza Spaghetti ORANGE JULIUS ROB’T WITHEY INTERIORS A Devilish Good Drink Salisbury Mall at the Fountain Route 13 and Elizabeth Delmar, Maryland Good Luck to THE CLASS OF ' 69 ggggs E. R. BAILEY REALTY Compliments of WI-HI NEWS STAFF Compliments of Compliments of PRESTIGE PHOTOGRAPHY C. RAY PHILLIPS A FRIEND 1233 N. Salisbury Blvd. ADKINS, CYNTHIA SUE Cindy I. B.M. Operator August 10, 1951 FBLA 2, Concert Choir 3,4, Cho¬ rus 2, Career Day Leader 2 ADKINS, DAVID LAWRENCE David Navy June 14, 1951 FFA 1,2,3,4 ADKINS, FRANCES MAE Frances Teaching April 2, 1951 Student Council Alt. 3, NHS 4, Key Kadettes, FTA 2,3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Band 1,2, Indian Chant Features Editor 4, Tom Tom Bus. Manager 4, Chemistry Semi¬ nar 4 ADKINS, JOHN EDWIN John Farming June 26, 1951 Football 3, FFA 3 ADKINS, LAVINIA MARIE Lavinia I.B.M. Operator September 6, 1951 Thespian Troupe 4, AFS 2,3,4, Pres. Senior Class Play ADKINS, WILLIAM MICHAEL Bill Musician December 28, 1951 DEC A ALLEN, MICHAEL WRAY Mike College November 16, 1950 Soccer 4, Student Council Rep. 2, Alt. 4, Thespian Troupe 4, Senior Class Play, Key Club 3,4, Human Relations Club 3,4, Band 2,3,4 ARMSTRONG, PAMELA FAYE Pam Secretary January 10, 1951 DECA 4 ARVEY, GLEN EDWIN Glen Auto Mechanic August 31, 1951 Chess Club 2,3,4 ARVEY, ROGER ALAN Roger Army Mav 24, 1950 Football 1,2,3,4 Senior Directory ATKINSON, DORETHA MAE Doretha Clerk-Typist August 23, 1951 Softball, FBLA, FTA, Concert Choir ATKINSON, PENNY LYNN Penny Nursing August 17, 1951 Hockey 2,3,4, Basketball Manager 3,4, Track 3,4, Varsity Cheer¬ leader 3, Capt. 4, Student Coun¬ cil Rep. 2,3,4, Library Club 4, Spanish Club 1,2, Homecoming Comm. Chairman 4, May Queen 4, May Court 3, Winter Carnival Rep. 1 BAILY, DONALD EDWARD Don College October 31, 1950 BAILEY, LINDA McKINLEY Linda College October 26, 1951 Junior Class Play, NHS 3,4, Key Kadettes 4, FTA 2,3,4, French Club Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4, Drill Team 2, Indian Chant 3,4, Wi- Hi News 3, Managing Editor 4, Tom Tom Business Comm. 4, Homecoming Comm. 4 BALIN, RANDALL LEE Randall College November 5, 1951 Junior Class Play 3, Spanish Club 2.3 BARAKSO. ANIKO ILONA Aniko Teaching January 18, 1949 Key Kadettes 4, FTA, Spanish Club, FHA History, Drill Team BARKLEY, CHARLES WINIFRED Charles Welding February 11, 1951 BARKLEY, CORNELIUS RAYFIELD Cornelius College November 14, 1951 Band 2,3,4 BARKLEY, LORRAINE ELIZABETH Lorraine Business February 25, 1951 Var. Girls ' Basketball, Distributive Ed. Club of America BARR, LINDA SUE Sue Nursing May 15, 1951 Hockey 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,2, Thespian Troupe 4, AFS 3, FTA 2, Chorus 2, FHA 1,2, State Recorder 3 BAYSINGER, ROBERT RUSSELL Bobby College February 10, 1951 Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling, Gym- kana Troupe 1,2,3,4, Track 3, Monitor, Prom Committee Chair¬ man 4, Student Council Alt. 4, Key Club BECKETT, PAULETTE ANN Paulette Secretary January 1, 1951 DECA 1,2, Sec. , Concert Choir, Chorus BELCHER, SHARON LYNN Sharon Elementary Education October 27, 1951 Library Club 2,3,4, Concert Choir 2,3,4, All-State, Indian Chant 3, Math Seminar 2, NCCJ 2,3,4 BELL, BARBARA JEAN Barbara Business School October 25, 1951 BERRY, FRANKLIN BARNES Frank College April 9, 1951 Football JV 1, Var. 2,3,4, Co- Capt. , Baseball 1,2,3,4, Gym- kana Troupe 1,2,3,4, Monitor 4, Student Council Rep. , Key Club, Career Day Leader 2, Prom En¬ tertainment BIRCKHEAD, LEWIS CHARLES Lewis Technical School October 29, 1951 Football BOODA, ELIZABETH ANN Elizabeth College August 7, 1951 Senior Class Play 4, Dramatics Prod. 4, Thespian Troupe 4 BOONE, SHIRLEY ELAINE Shirley Work September 26, 1951 FHA BOWMAN, EDWARD HAROLD Ed College August 7, 1951 Senior Class Play, Football JV 1, 2, Var. 3,4, Tennis 2,3, Student Council 3,4, Key Club 4, Art Seminar 4, Monitor 4, Prom Comm. Chairman 4 BRADLEY, HENRY NAGEL Butch College April 2, 1951 Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3, 4, NHS 4, Student Council Rep. 3,4, Alt. 2,3, Thespian Troupe 3,4, AFS 2, FT A 2,3,4, Rep. 3, 4, Program Chairman 4, Monitor 4, Junior Class Play 3 BRADLEY, WAYNE WILBUR Wayne Army November 28, 1950 BREWER, STEVEN EDWARD Steve Teaching February 12, 1951 Football 3,4, JV Basketball Man¬ ager 2, Baseball 2,3, President 4, LSASC 4, National Honor Society 4, AFS 3, Key Club, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, FT A 2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3, Chorus 1, Science-in-Depth Seminars 4, Humanities Seminar 4, Monitor 4, Masc Workshop 2, NCCJ Workshop 3 BRITTINGHAM, GLENN EDWARD Glenn Navy October 25, 1950 Football, DEC A BROOKS, RONNIE Ronnie College September 24, 1951 Cross Country, Band BROWN, CHARLES LEON JR. Charlie College July 26, 1951 Soccer 3,4, Track 3,4, Monitor 4, Homecoming Comm. , AFS 3,4, Chess Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4, Key Club 4, Tom Tom Advertising Manager 4, Monitor 4 BROWN, LINDA JANICE Linda Medical Secretary August 8, 1951 FNA, Concert Choir BROWN, MARY JANE Jane College t (Brown Cont.) December 12, 1951 Key Kadettes, FTA, Indian Chant 3,4, Dramatics Productions 4 BUNTING, DIANE DELOISE Diane Teaching February 3, 1951 Chorus 4, FHA 4 BUNTY, WILMA CORNELIA Wilma Secretary February 21, 1951 AFS, Concert Choir, Chorus, FHA Historian 2, V. Pres. 3, State 2nd V. Pres. 3, Jr. Banquet Commit¬ tee Chairman 3 BURKS, LEON Leon College July 29, 1951 Football, Cross Country, Track, Concert Choir BURTON, THOMAS RIDDICK JR. Tom College June 19, 1951 Student Council Alt. 1,2,3, Rep. 4, Thespian Troupe 4, AFS 3, V. Pres. 4, Debating Club 4, Key Club 3,4, FTA 2,3,4, Human Relations Club 4, Spanish Club 2, 3,4, Chorus 1, Indian Chant 4, Tom Tom Business Comm. 4, Senior Class Play 4, Dramatics Productions 3 CANTLAY, WILLIAM BRUCE Bill Electrical Engineering June 9, 1951 Wrestling, Baseball 1, Key Club CARNEY, COLLEEN LYNN Colleen Nursing April 18, 1950 FNA 4 CARPER, MICHAEL RICHARD Mike College November 24, 1951 Cross Country, Manager 4, Student Council Alt. 4, Key Club 4, Li¬ brary Club 3,4, Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4, Band 1, Tom Tom Photog¬ raphy Comm. 4, Day With Doc¬ tors 2, Dramatics Productions 4 CARR, DERRICK LEE Derrick Air Force November 8, 1950 Football, J.V. Basketball, Baseball CARTWRIGHT, PHILLIP PERRY Phil Service July 21, 1950 Football 1,2,3,4, Track, Key Club CECIL, EARL THOMAS Cecil Auto Mechanics July 8, 1950 Band 3,4 CHANDLER, CATHERINE LYNNE Cathy College June 5, 1951 Student Council Alt. 2, NHS 3,4, Secretary 4, French Club 3,4, Concert Choir 2, Indian Chant 3, 4, Literary Editor Science-in- Depth Seminars 3,4, Senior Class Play 4, Homecoming Comm. Chairman 4 CHESSER JR. , RANDOLPH BATES Randy College September 17, i951 CHILDRESS, WAYNE SMITH Wayne College January 10, 1949 Soccer 1,2, Baseball 1 CHURCH, ANN VERONICA Ann College August 11, 1951 Track 3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Chorus, Drill Team 2,3 CROPPER, JOYA ANTOINETTE Joya College October 16, 1951 Basketball 2,3,4, Captain, Soft- ball 2,3,4, Library Club 2, FBLA V. Pres. 4 CULP, LINDA VIOLA Linda November 7, 1950 CURTIS, CAROLYN MARCELEENE Carol Nursing March 7, 1950 Concert Choir 4, Chorus 2,3 CUSTIS, EMERSON ROCKY Rocky Navy Pilot October 31, 1951 Wrestling, Track Team DANIEL, NANCY CAROL Nancy Secretary December 12, 1951 Key Kadettes 4, Homecoming Committee 4, Prom Comm. Co- Chairman 4 197 DASHIELL, MURRAY RAY Ray College June 10, 1951 Human Relations Club, Band 2,3, 4, Day With Doctors, Senior Class Play 4, Dramatics Productions 4 DAVIS, ELIZABETH ANN Ann Stenographic Secretary July 27, 1950 FBLA DAVIS, ELLEN LYNN Lynn April 8, 1951 DECA 1,2, FHA 1 DAVIS, LINDA MARIE Linda College April 26, 1951 DENNY, FREDERICK HELLER Fred College April 18, 1951 Concert Choir 3, FFA DENNIS, CONNIE DIANE Connie January 24, 1951 DECA 1,2,3, V. Pres. 4, Art Seminar DENNIS, DEBORAH ANN Debbie Practical Nurse February 29, 1951 Chorus, FHA DENNIS, LEON Leon College January 24, 1951 Cross Country 1,2,3, Captain 4, Varsity Basketball 3, Manager 4, Track 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Monitor 4 DISHAROON, MARY CHARLOTTE Mary College October 29, 1951 NHS 3,4, AFS 4, French Club 4, Concert Choir 4 DIXON, DORCAS LYNN Dorcas September 30, 1951 Softball, Thespian Troupe, Human Relations Club, Band DIXON, VALARIE CHRISTINE Valarie College Softball, Thespian Troupe, Human Relations, Band DRISCOLL, JOHN BURTON 198 (Driscoll Cont.) John September 26, 1951 DUNCAN, LINDA MAE Linda College April 19, 1951 FTA, Spanish Club 4, Concert Choir 3, Chorus 2, Indian Chant 4 DUNTON III, HARRY NEWTON Harry College August 29, 1951 FTA 3,4, Day With Doctors, Stu¬ dent Council Representative, De¬ bating Club, Human Relations Club, Latin Club EARL, MARGARET FRANCES Margaret College June 29, 1951 Library Club 3,4, Concert Choir 3,4 EDMUND, ANTHONY BASIL Anthony College September 16, 1951 Band 2,3,4 EDWARDS, EDWIENA PATRICIA Edwiena College September 26, 1951 Human Relations Club 4, French Club 4 ELLIOT, BRENDA SUE Brenda Data Processing April 10, 1951 Student Council 4, FHA 3, Pres. 4 ELLIOT, BRUCE NELSON Bruce February 2, 1951 Football 1,3,4, Key Club 3,4 ELLIS, STEPHEN HENRY Steve Service November 24, 1951 Football, Concert Choir, Chorus, Band ELLIS, VONNETTE Vonnette Seamstress June 4, 1950 Majorettes 2 ELROD, MARY JEAN Jeanne College November 14, 1951 FTA, Drill Team ENNIS, CAROL LYNN Carol August 28, 1951 ENNIS, SANDRA LEE Sandra College May 16, 1951 FTA 2,3, Pt. Secretary 4, French Club 1,2,3,4, Concert Choir 2, 3,4, Chorus 1 EVERETT, SOLOMON CLEONARD Soloman College August 6, 1951 FLETCHER, MARTHA ELAINE Marty Nursing August 22, 1951 Softball 2, Student Council Rep. 4, Library Club 3, FNA, Vice Pres. 4, Day With Doctors 2, Science Fair 2,3, Homecoming Comm., FNA Seminar FARLOW, ANGELINE VICTORIA Angeline Nurses Aide or Seamstress November 15, 1951 Concert Choir, Chorus FIELDS, CARL LEE Bumky February 15, 1951 Band FINNEY, MARTIN LEVI Martin December 4, 1951 Boys ' Track FITZGERALD, DEBRA ANN Debbie March 18, 1951 DECA Pres. , Concert Choir 2,3, Chorus 1 FOOKS, GLENDA FARRELL Glenda Cosmetology May 25, 1951 FRIES, JUDITH SINCLAIR Judy College October 8, 1951 Var. Cheerleader 3,4, JV Cheer¬ leader 2, Student Council Rep. , Library Club, Sec. Treas. , Vice Pres. , Latin Club 3, Pres. 4, Homecoming Comm. 2,3,4, Homecoming Att. 4, May Court 1, 2, Winter Carnival Rep. 3, Queen 4, Dance Comm., Day With Doc¬ tors, Dramatics Productions, Jun¬ ior-Senior Banquet Comm. GELENCZEI, EDITH Edie Arts and Sciences December 11, 1950 (Gelenczei Cont.) Spanish Club 2, Humanities Sem. 4, FHA 2,3, Career Day Leader 2 GEMENY, SUSAN MARIE Sue College January 1951 Debating Club, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Key Kadettes 4, Indian Chant 3,4, Humanities Sem. 4, Major¬ ette 3,4, Career Day Leader GERBERICH, BARBARA LYNN Lynn College October 14, 1951 Hockey 1,2,4, Varsity Cheerleader 4, JV Cheerleader 3, NHS 4, Latin Club 2,3, Vice Pres. 4, Tom Tom Co-Editor 4, Prom Entertainment 3,4, Career Day Leader 2,3, Vice Pres. , Math Day 1,2, Homecom¬ ing Dec. Comm. 3,4, Dramatics Productions 3 GORDNER, RODNEY WAYNE Rod Stenographer September 6, 1951 Boys ' Track GRUDIS, STEVEN EDWARD Steve College March 18, 1951 Football 3,4, Wrestling 2,3, Gym- kana Troupe 2,3,4, Boys Track 3, 4, Monitor, Dramatics Prod. , Stu¬ dent Council Rep. 2, FT A 4, Spanish Club 1,2 GUNBY, JOHN KIRK Kirk May 3, 1951 GUNTHER, SHIRLEY LOUISE January 22, 1951 Shirley Cosmetology Chorus HACK, EILEEN MARIE Eileen Airline Stewardess April 6, 1951 Softball 3, Key Kadettes 4, Wi-Hi News 2 HALL, CECIL PATRICIA Pat Secretary November 24, 1951 Homecoming Dec. Comm. , AFS 3,4, FBLA 3,4, Indian Chant 4 HALL, JONATHAN EUGENE John September 24, 1951 t HART, ROBERT DAVID David College September 25, 1951 Soccer, Mascot, Student Council Alt. , Thespian Troupe, Concert Choir, Chorus, Dramatics Produc¬ tion HASLAM, WILLIAM KENNETH Bill Evangelist October 31, 1951 Homecoming Announcer 4, Day With Doctors M.C. , Monitor, 1st Vice Pres. Student Council, AFS 2, Key Club 3, FT A 2,3,4, Tom Tom Co-Editor HASTINGS, BEVERLY ANNE Beverly Teaching March 23, 1951 HASTINGS, DEBORAH ELLEN Debbie College May 29, 1951 JV Cheerleader 2, Homecoming Rep. 1, Dec. Comm. 2,3,4, Stu¬ dent Council Sec. 3, Rep. 2, Li¬ brary Club 2, FT A 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2 HASTINGS, KAY ELLEN Kay College June 9, 1951 HASTINGS, LINDA LEE Linda College March 27, 1951 Thespian Troupe Appren., Key Kadettes, FNA 3,4, FT A 3,4, Indian Chant 3,4, NCCJ Seminars, FHA 2 HEARN, ROBERT STEVEN Bobby College February 16, 1951 HEARN, ROBERT VINCENT Bob College March 15, 1951 Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3, 4, Boys ' Track 3, Student Council Rep. HELMS, STEPHANIE Stephanie College April 24, 1951 Library Club 2, FNA 3,4, Latin Club 2, Indian Chant 4, Dramatics Production HENSON, KATHERINE Kitty Nursing (Henson Cont.) March 12, 1950 FNA, Sec.-Treas. 4, Band 2, Senior Class Play HICKS, JOANN (ANDERSON) Joann Social Worker April 24, 1951 Student Council Rep. 1, Alt. 4, Library Club 3,4, FTA 4, Concert Choir, Chorus HILL, BARBARA ANN Barbara Fashion Merchandiser July 17, 1951 Key Kadettes, Chorus, Indian Chant HILL, TERRY LEE Terry January 1, 1951 HITCH, GREGORY GERERD Greg College September 15, 1951 Band, Art Seminar 4 HOBBS, ALAN ROBERT Alan College January 9, 1951 Latin Club HOLBROOK, CLARENCE THORNTON Clarence College December 11, 1951 Soph. Football HOLLAND, JANICE CAROL Janice Travel December 10, 1951 Thespian Troupe, AFS, French Club, Indian Chant, Senior Class Play 4, Dramatics Prod. HOOK, KAREN ELIZABETH Karen Registered Nurse December 24, 1951 Dramatics Prod. , Parliamentarian, Spanish Club HOPKINS, SANDRA LEE Sandi College May 23, 1951 Thespian Troupe, AFS, Concert Choir, Color Guard, Homecoming, Dramatics Prod. HORNE, VALARIE ELLEN Valarie Secretary July 7, 1951 FBLA, FHA 1,2,3, Sec. 4 199 HORSEY, GREGORY ANDREW Greg July 12, 1951 HORSEMAN, LARRY MOORE Larry College May 6, 1951 Band 1,2 HOTTON, SAMUEL RUSSELL Sam State Police December 21, 1949 HOY, THOMAS RUSSELL Tom Computer Programmer January 27, 1951 Football, Track HUBENY, GAY DARLENE Gay Nursing September 2, 1951 HUBENY, JOY LYNN Joy Marriage September 2, 1951 Library Club 3,4, Concert Choir 2, 3,4 HUNTINGTON, IRIS SUSAN Susan Cosmetology November 18, 1951 Chorus 3 HURLEY, DENNIS WAYNE Dennis September 25, 1950 HURLEY, MARY FRANCES Mary Commercial Artist November 21, 1951 AFS, Indian Chant 3,4, FHA HUSSEY, WILLIAM ROBERT Bill College February 20, 1951 Soccer 3,4, Chess Club 3,4, Key Club 4 HUSTON, GEORGE LEROY G. L. Auto Mechanics August 31, 1951 JACKSON, MERCEDES CASS ALENA Micky Army Nurse May 29, 1951 Chorus JAMES, LINDA FRANCES Linda College September 13, 1951 NHS, Library Club, Human Rela¬ tions Club, Spanish Club, Seminars JENKINS, DORIS AMBER 200 (Jenkins Cont.) Amber None July 19, 1951 FBLA, Band 1, Indian Chant 4, Drama Productions JENKINS, FRANK MILTON Micky Carpentry December 29, 1951 JOHN, ROBERT AMBROSE Bob College. March 29, 1951 Thespian Troupe f Wi-Hi News Sports Editor, Senior Class Play JOHNSON, DIANE ROSETTA Diane College June 29, 1951 FBLA 4, Chorus 3,4 JOHNSON, DWIGHT SIDNEY Dwight Business June 11, 1951 JONES, DENNIS NORWOOD Dennis College June 11, 1951 AFS, Debating Club, FTA, Latin Club JONES, DERRICK FREEMAN Derrick College March 7, 1951 Band JONES, JAMES ARTHUR James Navy November 12, 1951 Senior Class Play, Chorus, Concert Choir, Winter Carnival Entertain¬ ment JONES, JANICE FAYE Janice Clerk Typist March 30, 1951 JONES, SAMUEL BRATTEN Sam Service October 21, 1950 JV Basketball, Boys ' Track JONES, SHARON ANNE Sharon Secretary May 29, 1951 Softball 1,2,3,4 JOUDREY, JUNE MARIAN June Secretary October 13, 1951 Senior Class Play, Band 1,2,3,4, Career Day Leader 2 KAISER, CYNTHIA RAYE Cindy College December 22. 1951 AFS 3,4, Indian Chant Typing Comm., Color Guard 3,4, FHA 2.3, Treas. 4, Homecoming Decoration Comm. 4 KELLAM, PATRICIA ANN Patricia Secretary March 26, 1951 FBLA, Concert Choir, Chorus KELLEY, MARGO EVELYN Margo Business School June 4, 1951 AFS, FHA, Secretary 4, Senior Class Play Make Up Committee KENNEDY, KURT VERNARD Kurt January 19, 1951 KERR, DEBORAH LOUISE Debbi July 29, 1951 KING, JOHN EDWARD Eddie College July 22, 1951 Football, Soccer, Key Club KINNAMON, KAREN KAY Karen College September 30, 1951 JV Cheerleader 3, Student Council Alt. , NHS 3,4, AFS 2,3,4, De¬ bating Club 1, Key Club 4, French Club V. Pres. 1,2,3,4, Concert Choir 2,3, Science-m-Depth Seminar 3,4, Drill Team 2,3 KIRKPATRICK, JOSEPH FRANKLIN Joe College December 28, 1951 Cross Country 4, V. Basketball 4, Student Council Rep. , Alt. , Key Club 3,4, FTA, Human Relations Club 4 KOTARBA, JOSEPH PATRICK Joe College January 25, 1951 Cross Country, Track, Key Club KNAPP, GERALD ROY Jerry College March 24, 1951 Var. Basketball Manager 4, Tennis 3.4, Student Council Treas. 3, Parliamentarian 4, Rep. 1,2, Thespian Troupe 3,4, Junior Class (Knapp Cont.) Play 3, Junior Class Play, AFS 2, 3,4, Chess Club 2,3,4, Pres. 3,4, Debating Club, Key Club 3,4, FT A 2,3,4, Human Relations Club 2.3, Latin Club 1,2,3, Humanities Seminar 4, MASC Delegate 3, LSASC Delegate 1,2,3,4, Monitor 4, Homecoming Parade Chairman 4 LAKE, LORA ELAINE Lora College June 20, 1951 FT A 2,3,4, Concert Choir 2,3, Chorus 1, Wi-Hi News 4 LAWSON, DONNA LYNN Donna Business February 15, 1951 DECA LAYTON, JOSEPH WRIGHT Joe College November 15, 1950 Wrestling 4, Gymkana Troupe 1,2, 3.4, Track 4, Student Council Rep. 3,4, Alt. , 1,2, Key Club 3, 4, Concert Choir, Senior Class Vice President 4, Prom Comm. Chairman 4 LEONARD, DIXIE LEE Dixie Psychiatric Aide January 17, 1951 Track 4, FNA, Concert Choir, Chorus 2,3 LIEBERMANN, TIMOTHY DALE Tim College December5, 1951 Soccer 3,4, Math Day 2,3, NCCJ Workshop 4, National Honor Socie¬ ty 3,4, Human Relations Club 4, Treas. Latin Club 2,3, Band 1,2, 3,4, Indian Chant 4, Tom Tom Comm. 4, Science-in-Depth Seminars 3,4, Bell Telephone Lab. Rep., Career Day Leader 2, Merit Scholarship Commendation 3, Math Assoc, of America Award 3 LITTLETON, BONNIE KAY Bonnie Business February 6, 1951 Student Council 1,2,3,4, FBLA, DECA, Chapter Reporter 1,2 LITTLETON, CAROLYN ANN Carolyn Typist August 26, 1951 t LLOYD, JOHN ROBERT J. R. College March 24, 1951 Football 1,2,3, Co-Capt. 4, Var. Basketball 1,2, Capt. 3, Track Team, Student Council Rep., Alt. , Key Club, Latin Club, Monitor 4 LOKEY, SHERRY JEAN Sherry College September 3, 1951 JV Cheerleader 2,3, Co-Capt. Var. Cheerleader 4, Student Coun¬ cil Alt. 2,3, Key Kadettes 4, FTA 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3, Wi-Hi News Reporter 4, Jr. -Sr. Banquet Publicity Chairman 3, Homecoming Comm. 4 LONG, FERRIS PRISCILLA Prise ilia S tenographer March 4, 1951 FBLA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Chorus LUNDY, LOUIS RICHARD Lewis Navy May 15, 1951 Football Manager Asst. , Track Manager Asst. , Chess Club, Day With Doctors LYNCH, EDWARD MICHAEL Eddie College November 6, 1951 Football 3,4 MACK, CHARLETTE LENORIS Charlette College February 13, 1951 FTA 2,3,4, French Club 1,2,3,4, Concert Choir 2,3,4 MADDOX, THOMAS WILLIAM Tom College November 26, 1951 Baseball Manager, Junior Class Play 4, Thespian Troupe 3, Par¬ liamentarian 4, FTA 2,3,4, Cho¬ rus, Wi-Hi News 4, Homecoming Parade Comm. 4 MARSHALL, GREGG LOUIS Gregg Business June 3, 1951 MASSEY, EUGENE WENDELL Gene College ' July 2, 1951 Thespian Troupe 4, Key Club 4, Human Relations Club 2,3,4, (Massey Cont.) Gymkana Troupe 3,4, Student Council Rep. , FBLA, DECA MATTHEWS, HARTAVIA LEVESTER Hartavia Social Work July 2, 1951 Thespian Troupe 4, Key Kadettes 4, Human Relations Club 2,3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Wi-Hi News 4, NCCJ Workshop, Drill Team Capt. , Co-Captain 4 MAY, DAVID FRANCIS David College July 9, 1951 NHS 3, Pres. 4, Human Relations Club 3, V. Pres., President 4, Latin Club 1, Spanish Club 2, Indian Chant 3,4, Wi-Hi News 4, ' Science-in-Depth Seminars 3,4, Humanities Seminar 4, Monitor 4, Junior Science and Humanities Symposium Seminar, Monitor 4, Junior Science, Mu Alpha Theta Convention 4, Math Day, ConCon Delegate 3, NCCJ Workshop 4 McBride, thomas alan Tom College April 20, 1951 Track McCRORY, ROBERT FRANKLIN Bob College October 30, 1951 Track McDonald, Pamela jeanne Pam Secretary March 25, 1951 Student Council Rep. , FTA 3,4, FHA 2,3,4 McMullen, gary lynn Gary Mechanic December 4, 1951 Football 3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Gym¬ kana Troupe 3,4, Track 3,4, Chess Club 3,4, Key Club 4 MEILHAMMER, BRUCE EDWARD Bruce May 19, 1951 MEILHAMMER, STEVE ALFRED Steve College December 26, 1951 Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3, 4, Wi-Hi News 201 MILLER, DIANA LYNN Dee Dee College January 30, 1951 Key Kadettes 4, FT A 2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Concert Choir, Chorus MILLER, RUFUS Rufus December 22, 1951 Chorus MOORE, BRENDA DARLENE Brenda College September 30, 1951 Library Club 3, FBLA 2 MORRIS, RALPH WILLIAM Ralph Business October 29, 1951 FFA 2,3,4 MORTON, JAMES JUNIUS James Business January 2, 1948 Football 2, Basketball 2,3 MUDGE, CHRISTINE LEE Chris College April 4, 1951 Basketball 2,3, Student Council Alt., FTA, Band 1,2,3, Sec. - Treas. 4, Tom Tom Advertising Comm. 4, Spanish Club, Senior Class Play 4 MUMFORD, IE, THOMAS JEFFERSON T. J. College June 3, 1951 Student Council Rep. Alt. , Key Club 3, Treas. 3, FTA 2,3,4, Indian Chant 3, Junior Class Pres. 3, Career Day Leader 2, Boys ' State, Monitor MURPHY, BERNARD DAVIS Bemie College May 30, 1951 Soccer 4, Wrestling 1,2,3, Co- Capt. 4, Student Council Rep. , Treas. 4, Key Club 3, Pres. 4, Seminars 3,4, Class Pres. 4, Monitor 4, Math Day 3, Home¬ coming 4 MURRAY, HOWARD JAMES Jim March 21, 1951 Human Relations 4, French Club 2, Latin Club, Concert Choir 2,4 NIBLETT, JOHN SIDNEY 202 (Niblett Cont.) John U.S. Navy August 5, 1951 Track OSBORN, WILLIAM ALAN Alan Service July 31, 1951 Football, Track OUSLER, SHARON LEE Sharon Laboratory Technology January 2, 1951 AFS 4, Debating Club 3,4, V. Pres. Key Kadettes 4, FTA 3,4, Concert Choir 2,3,4, Indian Chant 3,4, Day With Doctors 2, Math Day 2, Drill Team 2, Capt. Majorettes 3,4 OUTTEN, GARY WILEY Gary College April 16, 1951 Soccer Capt., Wrestling, Key Club, FTA, Career Day Leader 2 OUTTEN, JEFF LEE Jeff Navy February 16, 1951 PARKER, AGNES DIANE Aggie College October 28, 1951 Hockey, Track, AFS, Human Re¬ lations Club, Concert Choir, Cho¬ rus, Drill Team, Indian Chant PARKER, CINDRA LEIGH Cindy College April 21, 1951 Hockey 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4, Student Council Alt. , AFS, FTA 3.4 PARKER, CYNTHIA HELEN Cindy College April 21, 1951 Hockey 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt., Stu¬ dent Council Alt. , Thespian Troupe, Key Kadettes, Assembly Comm. , Junior Class Play PARKER, JO ANNE Jo College July 29, 1951 Student Council Rep. Alt. 2,3, Key Kadettes 4, Indian Chant 4, Junior Class Play 3 PARKER, WILLIAM HAROLD Bill College October 28, 1951 (Parker Cont.) Student Council, Key Club, NHS, Wi-Hi News 4, Science-in-Depth Seminars 3, Humanities Seminars, Math Day Leader 3 PARSONS, DENNARDCARL Denny College September 13, 1951 Football 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Stu¬ dent Council PARSONS, JOHN EDWARD John College December 11, 1951 Gymkana Troupe 2,4, NHS 3,4 PHILLIPS, GEORGE ROBERTS George January 5, 1951 PHILLIPS, KENNETH EDWARD Kenny Army July 13, 1951 DECA PHIPPIN, JANICE MARIE Janice Business March 22, 1949 POLK, JAMES ALBERT James College December 24, 1951 Football, Monitor 4, Band POLK, PATRICIA ANN Pat College August 15, 1951 Hockey 1,2,4, Basketball 1,2,4, JV Cheerleader 3, Softball 1,2, Homecoming Comm., Chairman 4, Student Council Rep. , Key Kadettes 4, Library Club 3, FTA 3,4, Concert Choir 2, Chorus 2, Prom Comm. Chairman PORTER, ELLEN MARIE Ellen College August 17, 1951 JV Cheerleader 3, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Stu¬ dent Council Alt. 2, Thespian Troupe 4, French Club 3 POWELL, JOSEPH RYDER Joe College May 3, 1951 Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 3, Baseball 2,3, Key Club 3,4 POWELL, VIRGINIA MAE Virginia Computer Programmer (Powell Cont.) July 5, 1951 Chorus PURNELL, BRENDA ARINCIA Brenda College October 20, 1951 FTA, Human Relations Club, Con¬ cert Choir, Band, Indian Chant, FHA Parliamentarian, Girls ' State PURNELL, NANCY ROBINS Nancy College October 1, 1951 Thespian Troupe 3,4, Human Rela¬ tions Club, Drill Team 2,3,4, Co- Capt. 2, Indian Chant 3,4, Junior Class Play REID, DIANE LEE Diane Secretary April 27, 1951 Concert Choir, Chorus RIPPLE, CATHERINE THERESA Cathy College September 29, 1951 Softball, Student Council, Key Kadettes, FTA, Spanish Club, Indian Chant RITONDALE, LINDA CHERYL Linda July 4, 1950 Softball ROBERTS, CHRISTOPHER BLAINE Chris College October 14, 1950 Soccer 2,3, Capt. JV Gymkana Troupe 1, Tennis 3,4, Student Council Alt. 1,3, Rep. 2,4, LSASC 2,3,4, MASC 4, Key Club, Indian Chant 3, Business Ed. 4, Senior Class Play 4, Prom Comm., Chairman 4, Homecoming Comm. 4, Monitor 4 ROBERTS, SANDRA DENISE Sandi Home Economist August 3, 1951 Concert Choir, Chorus, Majorette, FHA, V. President3, President 4 RODRIGUEZ, JOSE MANUEL Jose College October 25, 1950 Football 4, Day With Doctors, AFS, Spanish Club, Track 4, MR. IR¬ RESISTIBLE ROSEN, BRENDA LEE (Rosen Cont.) Brenda Secretary August 16, 1951 Girls ' Track 3, Student Council, Alt., FBLA, Indian Chant, FHA Homecoming RUARK, SANDRA LEE Sandy Receptionist January 6, 1951 Junior Class Play, AFS, FBLA, Chorus, Former School Health Club, Pep Club RUSSELL, THOMAS JOHN BROOKS Brooks Electronic Control Worker May 10, 1951 Boys ' Track Manager, Homecom¬ ing, Dances, Sr. Class Play, Jr. Class Play SAMPLE, PAUL DOUGLAS Paul College May 8, 1951 Baseball, Student Council Alt., Spanish Club, Indian Chant 3, Careers Day Leader SCHLEICHER, KAREN SUE Karen College February 12, 1951 Homecoming, Junior Class Play, AFS, Chorus SEATON, CYNTHIA LEE Cindy College August 26, 1951 Math Day 2, Homecoming 4, Sr. Class Play 4, Concert Choir, Li¬ brary Club SELBY, DOREEN JOSEPHINE Sherry Business Administrator July 19, 1951 DEC A 3, Chorus 4, FHA SERRES, KATHY LOUISE Kay X-Ray Technician June 30, 1951 Day With Doctors, FHA SHARPLY, WILLIAM CHARLES JR. Bill August 18, 1951 Thespian Troupe, Spanish Club, Career Day Leader SHERIDAN, RICHARD BRINSLEY III Rick College April 13, 1951 V. Basketball Mgr. 4, Track 2,3, 4, Student Council Alt. 4, NHS, (Sheridan Cont.) Wi-Hi News 4, Science-in-Depth Seminars 3,4, Math and Sciences Seminar, Art, Politics, and Gov ' t, Humanities, Con Con Delegate 3, Day With Doctors 2, Career Day Leader 2, NCCJ Con. 2, Monitor 4, Homecoming Committee 3,4, Math Day 1,2,3, Sr. Class Play SHERWELL, JON PHILLIP Jon College October 30, 1951 JV Football, Chess Club, Var. Football, Library Club 2,3, FTA 3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3, Wi-Hi News Co-Ed. 4, Science in Depth Seminar 4, Rep. to Gov. , Safety Con. , Monitor 4 SHOCKLEY, AUANICE NANCY Nancy Key Punch Operator June 7, 1951 FTA, Concert Choir, Chorus SHOCKLEY, CONNIE LYNN Connie Cosmetologist July 7, 1951 FTA, Softball Manager 2,3,4, Senior Class Play, FHA SHOCKLEY, DELORES MARIE Delores Secretary October 13, 1951 FBLA, Treasurer, Chorus, Band, FHA, Homecoming Comm. SHOCKLEY, DONALD LINWOOD Donald Agriculture September 24, 1951 Baseball 2, FFA SHOCKLEY, EVERETT PARKER Rhett College June 13, 1951 Baseball 2, Student Council, Alt. 3,4, FTA, Spanish Club, Tom Tom Co-Ed. , Science and Social Studies Seminars SHOCKLEY, WILLIAM ARTHUR Arthur Work November 11, 1951 JV Basketball Manager, Baseball Manager SHREAVES, GREGORYBRUCE Greg College December 19, 1951 Cross Country, JV Basketball, Stu¬ dent Council, Key Club 2, Board of Directors, Dances, Homecoming, 203 (Shreaves Cont.) Day With Doctors 2, Student Coun¬ cil Rep. , Workshop 2,3 SILVIA, NANCY HENDERSON Nancy College August 7, 1951 NHS 3,4, AFS 2,4, Pres. 3, Key Kadettes 4, FT A, Workshop, Human Relations 1, French Club 1,2,4, V. Pres. 3, Tom Tom Editor-in-Chief 4, Science-in-Depth Seminars 3, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Award, Senior Class Play 4, Student Council Rep. 1,3,4, MASC Leadership Workshop 3, MASC Convention 4, Prom Comm. Chairman 4, Home¬ coming Publicity Chairman 4, Jr. - Sr. Banquet, Dance, Decoration Comm. 2,3, Math Day 2,3, Math Convention Comm. 3, Senior Award 4, Student Council Workshop 2 SIMPSON, DIANA MAE Diana November 24, 1951 Indian Chant, Typist Comm. FHA 3,4 SINCLAIR, ROBERT LEE Robert College June 8, 1951 SKILES, JOHN ROSS Ross College June 8, 1951 SMILEY, JACKIE JEAN Jackie Fashion Designer November 28, 1951 Softball, Band, Indian Chant, FHA, Homecoming 3,4 SMILEY, MONA LEE Mona Computer Programmer April 17, 1951 Thespian Troupe, Drill Team, FHA, Homecoming SMITH, BETSY JOAN Betsy Nurse November 6, 1950 Homecoming, AFS, FNA, FHA 2 SMITH, CLARENCE EVANS Smitty October 14, 1950 Cross Country, JV, Varsity Basket¬ ball, Student Council Alt., Band SMITH, DENNIS 204 (Smith Cont.) Dennis Army May 17, 1949 JV and Varsity Basketball SMITH, JUDITH ANN Judy Secretary October 2, 1951 FBLA 4 SMITH, JUANESTA CEOLA Juanesta College August 1, 1950 DECA Treas. , Band, Senior Class Play SMITH, ROBERT EDWARD Bob College June 28, 1951 Football, Gymkana Troupe, Track SMITH, SUSAN ELIZABETH Susan College JV Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheer¬ leader 4, Girls ' Track, Stu. Coun¬ cil Sec. 4, MASC, Leadership Workshop, Rep. Workshop, LSASC Meeting Comm., NHS 4, Key Kadettes 4, Wi-Hi News Reporter, Day With Doctors 2,3, Science- in-Depth Seminar 4, Prom Comm. Dances, May Day, Homecoming 3,4 SMOTHERS, LINDA MARIE Linda Business School April 29, 1950 Girls ' Track SOMERS, JEFFERY CHARLES Jeff College March 10, 1950 AFS, Latin Club SPARROW, VICKIE LEE Vickie Secretary April 13, 1951 SQUIRES, VONCELIA JOYCE Vonnie Psychiatric Nursing December 27, 1951 Thespians Sec. , Key Kadettes, Library Club, Spanish Club Pres. , Concert Choir, Chorus, Indian Chant Co-Ed-in-Chief, Tom Tom Business Comm. , NCCJ Seminar, Coldr Guard Capt., Student Coun¬ cil Program Comm. , HR Secretary, Treasurer, Homecoming, Senior Class Play, Dramatics Program STANFORD, SHIRVON (Stanford Cont.) Shirvon June 10, 1950 Chorus, FHA STASIEWICZ, PAUL HENRY Paul Civil Engineering February 5, 1951 Football 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Student Council Alt. 4, NHS 3, VP 4, Chess Club, Band 3,4, Sci¬ ence Seminar 3,4, Science Fair 3, Math Day 1,2,3, Monitor 4 STEPHENS, DEBORAH ROBIN Debbie October 22, 1951 Hockey 2,3,4, Girls ' Track STEVENSON, LOIS ANN Lois July 24, 1951 STRANDQUIST, MARY JOY Mary College November 30, 1951 Hockey 2,4, Co-Capt. 3, JV Bas¬ ketball Co-Capt. 1, Var. Basket¬ ball 2,3,4, Softball 1,2,4, Capt. 3, Class Historian 4, Sr. Class Play, One Act Play 3, Wi-Hi News, Indian Chant, FT A Secretary Treasurer, Key Kadettes 4, Spanish Club, Student Council Rep. , Humanities Seminar 4, Homecom¬ ing SYLVESTER, GAIL Gail Nurse November 19, 1950 FNA., DECA, Chorus, Sr. Class Play TAYLOR, JOE SHERWOOD Taylor Service August 28, 1951 DECA 3 TAYLOR, RONALD LEE Ronnie College August 6, 1951 Cross Country 3,4, Varsity Basket¬ ball 4, JV Basketball 3, Boys ' Track 4, Art Seminar TERRY, MON ALISA Mona College February 8, 1951 AFS 3,4, FBLA 4, Chorus THORNE, DONNA RICHARDS Donna Teacher October 22, 1951 (Thorne Cont.) JV Cheerleader 3, Student Council, Alt. 4, Honor Society 4, Thespian Troupe 4, AFS, Sec. -Treas. 4, Key Kadettes 4, FT A 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Senior Class Play, Homecoming Comm. 3,4, Math Day 3, HR Sec. -Treas. TIFFT, PATRICIA ANN Patti December 31, 1951 Junior Class Play, Drama Produc¬ tions 4, FBLA 1,2,3,4, Concert Choir 2,3,4, Chorus 1, Homecom¬ ing Comm. 3, HR Treasurer TILGHMAN, BRENDA FAYE Brenda February 5, 1951 TINDALL, SANDRA LEE Sandy Beautician November 16, 1951 TINGLE, WILLIAM WAYNE Wayne October 20, 1951 TORBERT, EDWARD LEE Ed College October 11, 1951 Football 1,2,3, Boys ' Track 3, Thespian Troupe 4, Key Club 4, Tom Tom Business Comm. , Home¬ coming Parade Comm. 4, Senior Class Play 4 TRADER, DORA LYNN Dora College June 24, 1951 Hockey 2, Girls ' Basketball 2,3, Softball 3, French Club 2,3, Home¬ coming Registration, Junior Class Play TRICE, GARY LYNN Gary College January 19, 1951 Wrestling 2 TRUITT, LARRY WILSON Larry Carpenter December 14, 1951 TRUITT, CHARLOTTE OSGOOD Charlotte Antique Dealer June 1, 1950 Key Kadettes 4, Chorus 4, Dra¬ matics Prod. 4 TURNER, JOHN HENRY John Air Force f (Turner Cont.) May 16, 1951 DECA 4 TWILLEY, EVELYN VINETTE Evelyn College February 5, 1951 Girls ' Track, Girls Basketball, Human Relations, FHA TYLER, ANN PRISCILLA Ann Nurse April 20, 1951 Tom Tom Business Comm. , FTA, Human Relations, Concert Choir, Homecoming VALLIANT, JOHN OAKLEY Skip College March 1, 1951 JV Football 2, Var. Football 3,4, Boys ' Track 3,4, Student Council Alt. , AFS, Key Club, Day With Doctors, Career Day Leader, Prom Entertainment VEDITZ, FRANK BARRY Frank College January 23, 1951 JV Basketball 3, Baseball 1, Jr. Class Treas., HR Sec. -Treas. VEISE, SUSAN WARFIELD Susan Nursing March 24, 1951 Hockey 2,3,4, Gymkana Troupe 2, 3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4, JV Cheer¬ leader 2, Var. Cheerleader 3,4, Student Council Rep. , Thespian 4, Key Kadettes 4, Library Club 1,2, 3,4, French Club 3, Indian Chant 4 VOLLMER, JUDSON Judson WAGNER, LINDA GAIL Linda College March 22, 1951 Former School Hockey 2,3, Var. Cheerleader3, Volleyball 3, Girls ' Recreation Assoc. 2,3, Drama Club 3 WALKER, CEOLA LUCY Ce Ce Navy Wave January 27, 1950 Majorette 2,4, Drill Team 3, FNA, Gymnastics 2 WALLER, SUSAN LEE Sue College October 16, 1951 (Waller Cont.) Student Council Alt. 4, NHS 3,4, FTA 3,4, French Club 3,4, Indian Chant Poetry Editor 3,4, Tom Tom Business Comm. 4, Science-in- Depth Sem. 3,4, Math Sem. 2, NCCJ 3, Majorette Capt. 3,4, Drill Team 2 WANNER, PETER HOTTON Pete College September 3, 1951 Library Club, Concert Choir WARD, BOYD ELTON Boyd College September 24, 1951 Tennis 3, Co-Capt. 4 WARD, HARLAN CLYDE Harlan College March 30, 1951 Thespians 3,4, Indian Chant Busi¬ ness Comm. WARD, PHILLIP ROGER Phil College April 24, 1951 NHS 3,4, Chess Club 2,3, Wi-Hi News 4, Math Sem. 2,3,4, Sci¬ ence Sem. 3, Science Fair 2,3,4, Math Day 2,3, Homecoming 1,2, 3,4, Dances 2,3,4, Day With Doc¬ tors WASHBURN, JERRY DEAN Jerry Service April 29, 1951 WASHINGTON, MARIAN MONROE Butch Navy September 29, 1950 Wrestling WEBER, CAROL LYNN Carol Radiology Technology September 19, 1951 Hockey Mgr. , AFS, Chess Club Sec. 2,3,4, Debating Club Sec. 4, Key Kadettes 4, French Club 1,2,3, 4, Indian Chant Short Story Comm. , Wi-Hi News Reporter 2, Exchange and Circulation 3, Ed-in-Chief 4, Sr. Class Play, Math Day 2,3, Dances 2,4, Math Conference 2 WEBSTER, CORA LEE Cora Work January 17, 1948 DECA 1,2 WELCH, DONNA JEAN 205 (Welch Cont.) Donna June 12, 1951 Girls Basketball, FHA, Homecom¬ ing, Prom Comm. WEST, LOUIS PRESTON Louis College January 17, 1951 Student Council Rep., Thespians Pres. , Library Club WHAYLAND, DRUCILLA JANE Drucilla June 9, 1951 Chorus WHITE, KATHLEEN ELIZABETH Kathy September 25, 1951 Softball 2, FBLA 1, Indian Chant, Sr. Class Play Make Up Comm. WHITE, KAY FRANCES Kay College February 10, 1951 Majorette 3, Homecoming Adver¬ tising WHITMAN, ESMOND PHILIP Phil College June 20, 1951 WIGFALL, FAYE PAULETTE Faye Business College February 28, 1951 WILKERSON, MADELINE VIOLA Vie Secretary March 18, 1951 FBLA 3, Wi-Hi News, HR Rep. 2, Prom Comm. 3, Office Aide 2,3 WILKERSON, PATRICIA OPEL Patty Secretary November 14, 1951 FBLA WILLEY, JAMES ALLEN Jim Marines September 19, 1951 WILLIAMS, CYNTHIA ANN Cindy July 10, 1951 AFS, Indian Chant WILLIAMS, GERERD Gerard January 28, 1950 Cross Country, Chorus WILLIAMS, KAY STERLING Kay (Williams Cont.) April 4, 1951 AFS 2,3,4, Indian Chant Literary Co-Ed. 3, Feature Ed. 4 WILLIAMS, MARVA ROSALEE Marva Teacher February 8, 1951 Girls ' Basketball 2, Stu. Council Rep. 3,4, FTA 1,2,3, French Club 2.3, Pres. Band 4, VP 3, Pres. 4, Indian Chant Poetry 3, Typing 4, Tom Tom Assoc. Ed. 4, NCCJ Sem., All-Shore Band 4, 1st Year Service Award, Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Homecoming Entertainment Ch. 4, Math Day 3, Dances 4, Prom Pro¬ gram Ch., H. R. Sec.-Treas. 1,2 WILLIAMS, THEODORIS BERTHA Berths Singing Career July 9, 1951 Chorus, Drill Team, Homecoming, Jr. Class Play, Dramatics Prod. WILSON, BETTY ANN Betty April 9, 1951 Chorus WILSON, TERRI LEE Terri College September 2, 1951 Softball, Stu. Council, AFS, FBLA Reporter, FNA, Spanish Club, Chorus, Wi-Hi News, Homecoming 3.4, Jr. Class Play, Dramatics WILSON, VICKI MARLENE Vicki College December 18, 1951 JV Cheerleader Co-Capt. 2,3, Var. Cheerleader 4, Stu. Coun., 3rd V. Pres. AFS, Key Kadette, FTA, Spanish Club, Indian Chant, Sr. Class Play, Sr. Class Sec. , Math Day 1,2,3, Homecoming Att. 2, May Day Att. 4 WINDER, ZACHARY LOMONTE Zach Service July 26, 1951 Football, Cross Country, JV Bas¬ ketball, Var. Basketball 2,3, Capt. 4, Track WISE, NANCY LOU Nancy Nursing May 31, 1951 FNA Pres. 4, Stu. Coun. , Alt. , Spanish Club, Concert Choir, (Wise Cont.) Chorus, Homecoming, Prom WOOTTEN. TAMARA JEAN Tamara College August 1, 1951 Hockey 2,3,4, Softball 1,2,4, Co-Capt. 3, Girls ' Basketball JV Co-Captain 1, JV Cheerleaders Co-Captain, Varsity Cheerleaders 3, Co-Captain 4, Stu. Coun. Rep. 2, LASC Rep. 4, Key Kadettes 4, Library Club 1,2,3, Pres. 4, Latin Club 1, French Club 3, Tom Tom 4, Math Day 1,2,3, Science in Depth Sem. , NHS 4, Day With Doctors 2,4, NCCJ Sem. 3, Sr. Class Play, Make-Up, Dramatics Productions 3, Dance Decoration Ch. 3, Homecoming 1,2, Tag Ch. 3, Over-all Ch. 4, Jr. -Sr. Banquet Dec. 3, Service Awards 2,3, May Dance Att. 2, Home¬ coming Att. 3, Homecoming Queen 4 206 Directory of Teachers MR. W. KENNETH SMITH, Principal MRS. DOROTHY GRAHAM, Vice Principal MR. FRANKLIN WALLER, Vice Principal MISS LOUISE ANDERSON, Introduction to Business, Bookkeeping. MISS MARGARET BATEMAN, Shorthand I, Typing II, Clerical Practice. MR. JAMES BENJAMIN, Math II. MR. WALTER BLOODSWORTH, English II,IV. MRS. MARGARET BOLEN, Physical Education. MISS JULIA BRITTINGHAM, Drama, English II. MISS VIRGINIA BURCHETTE, Home Economics II, III, and IV. MISS GRETCHEN BYRD, Physical Education. MRS. ANNA DORIS CAREY, English III, Journalism I, II. MRS. BETTY CARROLL, Math II. MR. JAMES CASSADAY, World History, United States History. MRS. DIANE COLLINS, Introduction to Business, Business Machines. MRS. WARREN COX, POD. MR. WILLIAM COX, Band. MR. THOMAS CRIAGE, Driver Education, Health Education. MRS. FLORA DANIELS, Typing I, Personal Typing, Business Math. MR. HERMAN DENNIS, Driver Education. MRS. VIRGINIA DICK, English IV, Creative Writ¬ ing. MR. FRED DINGES, Chemistry. MR. ROBERT DOUGLAS, United States History, Contemporary Affairs, Speech. MR. CARL DRAGWA, Biology. MRS. FRANCES DUDDERAR, Algebra II, General Math I. MRS. GERTRUDE EKAS, Special Education. MISS HESTER FARLOW, Guidance Counselor. MR. VERNON GIFFIN, Distributive Education I,II. MR. DENNIS GILLMAN, Spanish II, World History. MR. ANDREW GIUNTA, World History. MR. GARY GLADWELL, Consumer Economics, Business Math. MRS. GLADYS GOSLEE, French III,IV,V, English II. MR. NICHOLAS GUILIANO, Industrial Arts II, III, Drafting I,II. MR. CLIFTON HOPE, Guidance Counselor. MR. DALTON HOWARD, Physical Science, Physics. MISS LOUISE HUNSUCKER, Introduction to Busi¬ ness, Personal Typing, Typing I. MR. HAL JACKSON, Psychology. MRS. JOANNE JACKSON, English II,IV. MR. WILLIAM JOHNSON, United States History. MRS. CAROLYN JOHNSON, Art I,II,III,IV. MR. MORRIS JONES, POD. MR. THOMAS LEWIS, Biology, General Math. MR. JOSEPH McCARRON, French III,IV, V, Eng¬ lish II. MR. REX McNIEL, Personal Typing, Shorthand II, Office Practice. MRS. RUTH MESSICK, English III, Reading. MRS. LETICIA PARKER, Spanish I,II, III,IV. MRS. CATHERINE PARSONS, Home Economics II. MRS. RUTH PHILLIPS. Librarian. MR. SAM PRILLAMAN, Tr igonometry, Elementary Functions, Geometry. MR. FRANKLIN PURNELL, Art I,II,III,IV. MR. WILLIAM PUSEY, Agriculture II,III,IV. MRS. EUNICE RUARK, English II, Latin I,II,III. MR. GEORGE SCHOEPF, Physical Education. MR. WAYNE SHAFF, Agriculture II, III, IV. MISS JESSIE SMILEY, English II. MRS. NANCY SMITH, Geometry, Algebra I. MR. WARREN SQUIRES, IndusnialArtsI.il, Wood¬ working. MR. RICHARD THURSTON, United States History, Contemporary Affairs, Speech. MISS ANNE VINCENT, Chorus, Music Apprecia¬ tion, Choir. MR. SAM WALKER, Biology, Advanced Science, Health Education. MR. WILLIAM WALLER, Physical Education. MR. JAMES WILSON, Physical Science, Chem¬ istry. MR. COOLIDGE WOOD, English I,in. 207 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made Dreaming of Alma Mater, Down on the Eastern Shore, Dreaming of pals and friendships, Memories forevermore. Alma Mater; Alma Mater, I love you. Paradise forever lies death skies of blue. Deep in my heart there ' s a longing. Just for the sight of you; I know you ' re always waiting, I know you ' re always true. In the sunshine or in shadow ever new, Alma Mater, Alma Mater, I love you.