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

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In Memory Of RICKY YOUNG ... a member of the class of 1970 and respected by all. Although Ricky was not able to complete his senior year at Wi Hi, he will remain in the hearts of his friends. GENE TINGLE ... class of 1970. Although not present during his senior year, the memory of Gene was present throughout and will re¬ main in the hearts and minds of his fellow classmates for many years to come. 16

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The 1969-1970 Student Recognition Assembly was held on May 19, 1970. Robert Culver, first vice president of the Student Government, led the pledge to the flag and the singing of the Star Spangled Banner. Awards were presented for various activities including home economics, practical nursing, the Maryland Junior Science and Humanities Sympo¬ sium, participants in Seminars, choir members, Thespian Award, Key Kadettes, John Philip Sousa Band Award, community awards, scholarship announcements, and school service awards. The 1969-1970 Sports Assembly was held on May 25, 1970. All athletes and coaches were present for the letters and awards. Awards were given in soccer, hockey, cross country, gymnastics, basketball, wrestling, track, football, tennfs, baseball, and softball. Carlton Mack was named the Athlete of the Year. Mr. Thomas Craig, the athletic director, spoke for the progress of all sports. Sharon Miller receives Homecoming Banner Award. Mary Kay Mancuso receives the Key Kadettes Award.

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z A. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS A. Chip Veise, Treasurer; Tim Knapp, Presi¬ dent; Courtland Lilley, 2nd Vice; Faythe Hull, 3rd Vice; Gail Littleton, Parliamen¬ tarian; Mike Winner, Secretary; Bob Culver, 1st Vice. B. MASC DELEGATES (Seated) Jody Proffitt, (standing) Mary Lou Beahm, Mrs. Flora Daniels, Gail Littleton, Mr. Sam Prillaman, Gayle Jackson. C. LSASC DELEGATES (Seated) Vicki Layfield, (standing) Gayle Jackson, Miss Hester Farlow, Florence Weatherly, Tim Knapp, Bonnie Lokey, Gail Littleton. Wi Hi ' s Student Government Is Just And Fair B. C. STUDENT GOVERNMENT is geared to Dace the changes in high school activities. Student leadership cannot be antiquated unless it is meant to be ineffective. Student Government is one branch of politics in which the individual ' s vote is still very important. Elections are often decided by ten or less votes. Due to the short term of office for representatives, they must prove their individual qualifications, abilities, and sincerity. Students depend upon student government representatives to present their views, complaints, and solutions to faculty and administration. Representatives must be capable.