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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1972 volume:

We Dedicate The 1972 Tom Tom To ... I am honored to be chosen to write the statement dedi¬ cating this yearbook to Mrs. Samuel A. Graham, retiring vice-principal of Wicomico Senior High School. I feel that I am doing this not just for the class of 1972 but for all those thousands of boys and girls and teachers and par¬ ents whose lives she has touched. For Mrs. Graham ' s work in education — all at Wicomico High School (first on Upton Street, then Main Street, and finally on Long Avenue) — spanned forty-two years, a very long time indeed. During this time she helped open two new schools, the present Wicomico Junior High School and the present Wicomico Senior High School. It would be interesting to have a tabulation of all the decisions she has made affecting the lives of students dur ing those many years, first as a teacher then as an administrator. It would be folly to say that the decisions always pleased the individuals affected, or even that they were always correct. But certainly they were always based upon high standards of right and wrong and what she felt was best for the individ¬ ual, whether or not he agreed. My own association with Mrs. Graham covered the last fif¬ teen of those forty-two years. During that time I can testify from personal experience as to her complete k. loyalty, to her unselfish devotion to duty and to her deep involvement with other people - especially with the boys and girls who were her chief concern, day and night. Of her instructional ability I know little directly. But I have heard much about her thoroughness and of her drive for excellence both in her own efforts and those of her pupils. In her teaching of United States history and government, she showed a love of country and an abiding faith in the pro¬ cesses of democratic government. I know I speak for the thousands of people who have been privileged to work with her or under her direction when I say Thanks, Mrs. Graham, for all those years of faithful service. May the years ahead be numerous and happy! George H. Corddry Mrs. Samuel A. Graham TOMTOM 1972 Wicomico Senior High School Salisbury, Maryland CONTENTS Faculty 6-11 Extracurricular Activities 12-37 Seniors 38-61 Juniors 62-79 Sophomores 80-97 Advertisements 98-108 4 5 School Welcomes Mr. Sarbanes Administration Secretarial Staff Teachers Find Many Changes With New Administration English and Language Departments The Faculty Teaches Math and Science Departments ... And Learns Elective Departments and School Nurse Behind The Scenes Kitchen Staff Custodian Staff And From The Sidelines EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES il Precision, Enduarnce, And Team Spirit Add Up To A Winning Season Varsity Football Team Senior Varsity 14 Varsity Wi Hi Wi Hi Wi Hi Wi Hi Wi Hi Wi Hi Wi Hi Wi Hi 20 20 27 16 6 21 20 0 Heads Up? Gwynn Park Thomas Stone Lackey Cambridge Chopticon Easton North Caroline Bennett 0 0 6 24 20 7 21 0 JV Football Team Wi Hi 0 Wi Hi 0 Wi Hi 0 Wi Hi 3 Wi Hi 3 Wi Hi 2 Wi Hi 2 Wi Hi 0 Wi Hi 1 Wi Hi 1 Wi Hi 2 Wi Hi 3 Wi Hi 0 Wi Hi 1 Wi Hi 1 Wi Hi 1 Hockey And Soccer ... Fun In The Fields Hockey Mardela Bennett N. Dorchester S. Dorchester St. Michaels Bennett N. Dorchester Mardela 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 Hockey Team Soccer Mardela Bennett N. Dorchester St. Michaels Bennett N. Dorchester Mardela St. Michaels Cheerleaders Supply Booster Buttons Varsity Cheerleaders ... And The Spirit JV Cheerleaders 17 ... And The Score Goes Up Another Notch—2 Points Varsity Basketball Team Varsity Wi Hi 65 Pocomoke 72 Wi Hi 62 Wi Hi 73 North Caroline 63 Wi Hi 36 Wi Hi 56 Crisfield 112 Wi Hi 62 Wi Hi 75 Mardela 35 Wi Hi 37 Wi Hi 78 Washington 90 Wi Hi 45 Wi Hi 61 Easton 75 Wi Hi 60 Wi Hi 68 Stephen Decatur 77 Wi Hi 22 Wi Hi 57 Bennett 51 Wi Hi 71 Wi Hi 67 Pocomoke 96 Wi Hi 49 Wi Hi 62 North Caroline 64 Wi Hi 50 Wi Hi 70 Crisfield 91 Wi Hi 64 Cambridge 85 Wi Hi 61 Mardela 35 Wi Hi 79 Washington 95 Wi Hi 66 Easton 82 Wi Hi 75 Stephen Decatur 82 Wi Hi 72 Bennett 70 Wi Hi 46 Queen Anne 60 Girls jv Crisfield 35 Wi Hi 48 Pocomoke Cambridge 39 Wi Hi 71 North Caroline Washington 40 Wi Hi 66 Crisfield Stephen Decatur 39 Wi Hi 66 Mardela Bennett 31 Wi Hi 58 Washington Crisfield 33 Wi Hi 66 Easton Cambridge 40 Wi Hi 66 Stephen Decatur Washington 53 Wi Hi 70 Bennett Stephen Decatur 44 Wi Hi 88 Pocomoke Bennett 23 Wi Hi 66 North Caroline Wi Hi 60 Crisfield Wi Hi 80 Cambridge Wi Hi 61 Mardela Wi Hi 87 Washington Wi Hi 65 Easton Wi Hi 69 Stephen Decatur Wi Hi 71 Bennett Girls Basketball Team JV Basketball Team Wrestling Hey, Run, Run, Run, Run, Run Wi Hi 51 Mardela 15 Wi Hi 30 Easton 24 Wi Hi 64 Queen Anne 6 Wi Hi 21 Stephen Decatur 21 Wi Hi 17 Bennett 32 Wi Hi 37 St. Michaels 19 Wi Hi 44 Mardela 17 Wi Hi 16 Bennett 36 Wi Hi 23 Stephen Decatur 21 Cross Country Team Grapplers Take ' Em Down Wrestling Team Agility And Speed Lead To Thinclads ' Success Boys Track Wi Hi 130 North Dorchester 11 Wi Hi 137 St. Michaels 4 Wi Hi 118 Easton 23 Wi Hi 51 Bennett 90 Wi Hi 85 Cambridge 56 Wi Hi 121 Stephen Decatur 20 Wi Hi 54 Bennett 89 Runner-up at District Meet Sixth Place at State Meet Girls Track Team Indians Strike Up Victory Baseball Team Baseball Wi Hi 5 Easton 2 Wi Hi 7 Stephen Decatur 0 Wi Hi 8 Crisfield 0 Wi Hi 12 Mardela 2 Wi Hi 19 Pittsville 8 Wi Hi 3 Pocomoke 1 Wi Hi 1 Washington 2 Wi Hi 2 Bennett 9 Wi Hi 3 Crisfield 2 Wi Hi 3 Bennett 2 Wi Hi 3 Stephen Decatur 1 Wi Hi 7 Mardela 0 Wi Hi 9 Pittsville 0 Wi Hi 6 Pocomoke 1 Wi Hi 13 Snow Hill 4 Wi Hi 1 Bennett 4 Girls Tennis Team 22 Wi Hi ' s Racketteers Boys Tennis Wi Hi 5 Bennett 1 Wi Hi 8 St. Michaels 0 Wi Hi 4 Bennett 5 Wi Hi 4 Cambridge 5 Wi Hi 9 St. Michaels 0 Wi Hi 5 Easton 2 Wi Hi 7 Easton 2 Wi Hi 4 Cambridge 5 Boys Tennis Team Teamwork Leads Squaws Softball Team To Victory Seniors Present 1 Three-Act Homecoming Means Committees, Floats, Football... 25 Student Government Revises Constitution The Wicomico Senior High School student government had an active year under the leadership of the president, David Dea- son. Other officers were Darius Deshields, first vice-president; Gene Gordner, second vice-president; Janice Morris, third vice- president; Cherie Purnell, secretary; Bronda Mills, treasurer, and Tad Romine, parliamentarian. The first highlight of the year was the Homecoming activities, followed by the student involvement to raise money to build a student courtyard beside the library. There was only one school dance sponsored by the student government. This was the St. Patrick ' s Day Dance with Cross¬ eyed Jack. The climax of the year was the revision of the constitution. A committee under the chairmanship of Greg Niblett, Tad Romine, and Dean Langrall worked from November to April to revise the constitution and it was accepted and ratified by the student government on May 1. The constitution is much longer and more detailed, and will provide for better organized student governments in the future. 26 Honor Society Teaches To Educate While FT A Is Being Educated To Teach 27 This Yearbook Is Brought To You By ... Library Club Lorax Club The Purpose Of Wi Hi News Is To Inform While Indian Chant Strives To Entertain Service Clubs Are An Asset To School Key Club Key Kadettes Club DECA Provides Jobs Chess Team AFS Sponsors Laura Oliveira From Brazil Laura, the bride, came from Brazil. f FHA Shows Domestic Interests MCC Looks Toward The Medical Field French and Spanish Clubs Show Interests In Foreign Languages French Club Spanish Club 34 Entertainment Is Provided By The Thespians Thespian Troupe Human Relations Club Human Relations Club Strives For Brotherhood 35 The Majorettes and Color Guard Football Games And Parades Show Off Talents Band Makes Top Ratings Concert Choir Presents Assemblies and Holiday Pro¬ grams. One highlight came when the voices moved into separate groups to give the audience a different dimension in sound. Adams, Clara Adams, Judith Ader, Robert Allen, Eric Anderson, Nathan Andrews, Darryl Appleby, Henry Appleby, Priscilla Ardis, Teresa Austin, Boyd Bacon, Ruth Baer, Phillip Bailey, Helen Baker, Jeffrey Baker, Susan Barkley, Osepia Barr, Carol 40 Baldwin, Pamela Barkley, Aundra Beckett, Prentice Bendler, Randall Blades, Kerry Bourland, Renee t Boyer, Kathryn Bradford, Janet Brickous, Deborah Briddell, Jennifer Brittingham, Teresa Brooks, Joyce Brown Jimmy Brown, Priscilla 41 Brown, Sandra Butler, Jannie Burkett, Vivian Campbell, Bruce Camper, Russell Cantrell, Beth Carey, Elizabeth Carr, Bonnie Chelton, Sandra Chew, Sharon Church, Juanita Clark, Terrance Cluff, Gary Cody, Michael Collins, Eva Conaway, Roberta Corbett, Vicki Corbin, Donald Cornish, Alicia 42 Cropper, Annalee Cullen, John Cropper, Kenneth Curtis, Charles Cutler, Robert Daniel, Donnna Dashiell, Arlene Daugherty, Edmond Dashiell, Sylvia Davis, Garry Davis, Grace Deal, Brenda 43 Ginnie Hancock Daughters of American Revolution Award Harvey Kelley Sons of American Revolution Award Deason, David Deshields, Darius Deshields, Rosetta Devereux, Rosemary Disharoon, Frank Dixon, Frances Donaway, Ruth Dowdle, Linda Driscoll, Jerry Dryden, lllene Duffy, Argene Elliott, Debra 44 Elliott, Linda Elliott, Susan Elrod, Paula Emond, Charles Ennis, Virginia Esham, Deborah Elsey, Anthony Evans, George Eversman, Merrill Fennell, Warden Fletcher, Clarence Fletcher, Doretha Fooks, Charles Gardner, Karen Garrett, Patricia Gates, Doris Gattis, Gilda Gemeny, Sharon George, Karen Vicki Layfield Rebekah Award Roger Mitchell Farm Bureau Award Gibson, Susan Gismondi, Nancy Good, Patricia Gosnell, Patricia Gravenor, Vicki Griffin, Michael Groce, Glenda Grudis, Michael Gunter, Gregory Guthrie, Patricia Hagen, William Hales, Linda t Henchcliffe, James Hess, Richard Hilderson, Yvette Hinchcliff, Patricia Hill, Keith Hirsch, Gerald Hastings, Deborah Hayward, Luther Hearne, Sylvia Heatwole, Stephen 47 Hoppes, Coleman Huntley, Albert Hutt, Narita John, Susanne Johnson, Aleta Johnson, Cecil Johnson, Gregory Johnson, Wayne Jones, Arthur Holbrook, James Holland, Lou Ann Holland, William Holloway, Marion Jones, David Jones, Robert Jones, Deborah Jones, Jann Jones, Paula Jones, Wain 48 Jones, William Joynes, James Joseph, Joe Justice, Tanya Kares, Tim Keener, Herbert Kelly, Harvey Ketterman, Gerald Kathleen. King Kuhlmeyer, Richard Kitchens, Graylon Lankford, Jessica Kenny Pierce William Collins Band Award Cheri Townsend Salisbury Lions Club Award 49 Lankford, Sharon Layfield, Vicki Laws, William Layton, Jerry Layton, William Lee, David Lee, Rebecca Lewis, Harley Lemon, Mary Lloyd, Christopher Lockner, Joan Long, Chris Lohrfink, Melissa Lowe, Victor Lowry, Kaye Mack, Dwayne 50 Malcom, Debora Malone, Cheryl Marshall, Leslie Sherree Sturgis Kiwanis Club Award t Massey Sharon May, Babette McBride, Terrance McCleese, Dean McKinney, Lana McNealy, Jeff 51 Marshall, Michael Massey, Charles McAllister, Cynthia McBride, Loretta McCleese, Gattis McEachin, Izetta Brenda Raymond Wicomico Senior High School Secretarial Award Karen Gardner Thomas H. Williams Old Home Prize Essay McNealy, JoAnn McNelia, Edward Messick, Gladys Messick, Harry Mills, Bronda Mills, Keith Mitchell, Roger Moore, Glen Morgan, Donald Morgan, William Morris, Craig Morris, Donna 52 Morton, Melvin Muir, James Nagler, Richard Nelson, Thomas Mudge! Susan Myers, Jeanne Nelson, Francine Niblett, Gregory Newnam, John O ' Grady, Donna Oliveira, Laura Olson, Stephanie Parker, Gene Parker, Priscilla Parker, Renee Paulos , Stefanie Payne, Debbie 53 Payne, Marcia Perdue, Phillip Perry, Robert Peters, Linda Pierce, Kenneth Pinder, Marilyn Purnell, Cherie Pusey, Gary Quillen, Rita Reddish, Amy Reddish, William Reynolds, Benita Jay Tingle E. Sheldon Jones Athletic Award Brenda Deal Wicomico Senior High School Girls ' Athletic Award 54 f Rice, David Ripple, Charles Roberts, Michael Roberts, Vicki Robertson, Joseph Robinson, Julia Robinson, Pamela Romine, Tad Ruark, Brenda Sapp, David Schools, Janet Shores, Debra Smith, Shelia Small, William Smith, Thomas Selby, Tom Shockley, Charles Shockley, Diane Shockley, Patricia 55 Steward, Lou Strozier, Denise Sturgis, Sherree Sparrow, Debbie Stanley, Gary Stevenson, Debra Stevenson, Tom 56 Tilghman, Brenda Tingle, Jay Townsend, Carroll Townsend, Nancy Townsend, Marguerite Townsend, Priscilla Travers, William Truitt, Sue Tucker, Nina Tucker, William i Twigg, Benjamin Twilley, Andre Twilley, Russell Twilley, Steve Vice, Alicia Waggoner, Ford Wade, Bruce Wainwright, Sharon Tim Waters Wicomico Senior High School Boys ' Basketball Award Francis Dixon Wicomico Senior High School Girls ' Basketball Award 57 Ward, Rodney Waters, Timothy Washburn, James Weatherly, Michelle Webster, David Webster, Deborah Weiland, Kathryn White, Diane White, Glen White, Gregory White, Lois Whitelock, Joseph Whittington, Anthony Willey, Diana Willey, Jonathan Williams, Connie Winborne, Denise Windsor, Doris Wood, Sharon 58 f Woody, Alvin Wright, Kathy Young, Peggy 59 Wright, Paula Wright, Theodore Senior History This year Wi Hi carried on many diverse activities although few appeared spectacular. However great or small, these events constitute a part of our history and must be molded into a fair representation of our class. Names have been mentioned of students receiving special honors and of events having a direct bearing on the attitudes or accomplishments of the class. Wi Hi has one of the most unique classes ever in its history represented by the Class of 72. Part of this uniqueness stems from the ability of the teams of Wi Hi to continue to have winning seasons. Football, a sport that should well be re¬ membered here, never experienced a losing season. Baseball, track, and basketball amassed large numbers of victories and titles. The great success was due partly to the active partici¬ pation in and support of the sports program by the students. Events churned with a rapid and nonceasing pace. As Juniors, we had the distinct pleasure of producing the winning float. This honor was greatly magnified as this victory was repeated in our senior year. As Juniors, we turned out a melodrama in the theatrical arena, The Great Sebastians. The lead actors in this play were Bobby Jones and Janet Schools. Again, as Seniors we dramatized another hit, entitled Never Too Late. The leading roles were shared by Greg Niblett, Tad Romine, Debbie Esham, and Jeanne Myers. Other events that must not be overlooked are Laura Hamil¬ ton ' s visit to Norway as an exchange student, the launching of PROJECT RECYCLE, the formation of the student courtyard, and Mike Marshall ' s and Tad Romine ' s attending the Presi¬ dential Classroom in Washington. One other honor we cannot forget is Laura Oliveira, our exchange student from Brazil, an integral part of our class. However, as all great classes must accept their weaknesses as well as their strengths, so much the Class of 72. One drawback is not new. It is one that has plagued Wi Hi in previous years. That is the problem of getting students to participate in social functions. Because of a lack of interest and possibly a lack of motivation, the Winter Carnival and the St. Patrick ' s Day Dances were considered failures. But even though these dances failed, it was contorting to witness a majority turnout for the climatic social affair, the Senior Prom, better known as Somewhere Over The Rainbow. We have shared much, good and bad, in our yesterdays; we shared the highlight of all occasions this year; what shall we do separately with our tomorrows? Harvey Kelley Historian 60 Senior Candids JUNIORS Adams, Sandra Adkins, Deborah Adkins, Sharon Alamo, Carlos Alexander, Gloria Allen, Court Alls, Diane Andrews, Arthur Appleby, Daniel Ayers, Susan Bagwell, James Baird, Roger Baldwin, Robert Barkley, Maria Barkley, Robin Baysinger, Don Behrens, Dale Bell, Bruce Birckhead. Wiluam Bivens, Joy Blake, Barbara Book, Deborah Borelli, John Bower, Vickie Let ' s see. What are we supposed to do today? 64 Putting it all together. Bradway, Jacquelyn Brent, Barbara Briddell, Donna Bridges, Renetha Brinson, Wayne Brittmgham, Harold Brown, Anna Brown, Pamela Brown. Charles Brown, George Brown, Ronald Brown, Terry Burley, Teresa Burton, Charlotte Burton, Leslie Callaway. Jacolyn Campbell, Susan Carduff, Danny Carey, Randy Carr, Ted Carrigan, Darrell 65 And it ' s time for another pep rally. Cepeda, Ismeal Christoper, Donny Cluff, Charles Cohen, Frances Collins. Deborah Collingsworth, Jan Cooper, Donald Corbin. Richard Crockett, Ricardo Daisey, Denise Dale, Bonnie Dashiell, Pamela Daugherty, Deborah Davidson, Robin Davis, Beverly Davis, Denise Deale, William Deel, Michael Dickson, David Disharoon, Richard Dixon, Gloria 1 66 t Donaway. Jeron Donoway, Mary Ellen Dorman, Joanne Drayton, Cornell Duffy, Shirley Dykes, Michael Ehinger, William Elliott, Brian Elliott, Jeffrey Elliott, Keith Ellis, Cynthia Ellison, Thomas Elsey, Elmer Ennis, Colleen Ennis, Donny Did anybody bring the lime? 67 Man, it ' s a cinch! Goslee, Jan Gravenor, Charles Griffin, Gary Griffin, George Gunby, Victoria Guzey, Firuzan Hall, Barbara Hammond, Marlene Hardy, Audie Hargreaves. Susan Harmeson, Cora Melissa Harmon, Beverly Harmon, Emma Harmon, Shane Harpool. David 68 t Hart, Deborah Hart, Maeve Hart, Robin Hastings, Ernie Hayes, Kevin Hayward, Sylvia Healy, Patricia Hearne, Barry Hearne, Rita Henszey, Jesse Hill, Sherry Himmler, Charles Hitch, Lynne Hitch, Joni Hitchens, Cheryl Hobbs, Deborah Hoppes, Edwin Horn, Harold Horsey, Lamont Howard, Terri Hudson, Edward Ready for a night on the town. 69 Hughes, Charles James, Gale Jerman. Gary Johnson, Jerry Jolley, Roni Jones, Carlette Jones, Darlene Hurley, Brenda Jenkins, Floyd Jester, Sally Johnson, Ruth Jones, Bonnie Jones, Chauncey Jones, Dean Hutt, Darlene Jenkins, Michael Johnson, Eugene Johnson, Theodora Jones, Carl Jones, Cindy Jones, Deborah Ann Well, well, well; isn ' t this a happy bunch! 70 Jones, Leonard Jones, Robert Justice, Nancy Are all brides this pretty? King, Danny King, Edwin King, Joseph King, Lynne Kitchens, Alan Kovacic, Debra Kuhlmeyer, Sharon Lane, Wanda Langrall, Dean Lankford, Joanne Larmore, Craig Larmore, David Larson, Lana Lawrence, Richie Lee, Leonard 71 Leggett, Joyce Leggs, Geraldine Leggs, Stanley Leonard, Remta Littleton, Cathy Lloyd, Debra Long, Carol Lowe, Kenneth Mabe, Nan MacDonald, Tony Mack. Deshera Macmillan, Alfred Mancuso, Anthony Marine, Dennis Marriner, Joan Martin, Kendall Martin, Paula Martin, Ricky Mason, Rickie Massey, Richard Massey, Thomas McKinney, Lamont McNealy, Lena Meilhammer, Kenny Kick it, kick it. 72 Where did it go? Menzel, Robert Messick, Beth Metz, Sharon Miles, Eugene Miles, Glenn Miller, Christopher Miller, Paul Moon, Judith Moore, Charlotte Moore, Irene Moore, Rebecca Morcom, Albert Morris, Dean Morris, Helena Morris, Janice Morris, Joye Morris, Vicki Morton. Nancy Morton. Sidney Mourn, Robert Muir, Gary 73 One act in many. Mumford, Sylvester Murfree, Jeffrey Naugle. Virginia Neal, Grego ry Nesterak, Michael Nicholson, Gail Noehl, Duane Northam, Alvan Obermire, Teresa Olsen, Holly Olson. Melody Orr, Michael Osterman, Richard Outten, Deborah Parker, Teresa Payne, Barbara Pease, Kevin Perdue, Gloria Perry, Theresa Phillips, Courtlyn Pinkett, Johnny 74 Pleasanton, Diane Poole, Teresa Powell, Ted Powers, Harry Price, William Rebel, Andy Richins, Randall Rickert, Anthony Roberts, Diane Robinson, Annie Ronk, Brenda Rose, Susan Ruark, Burt Ruark, Davis Russell, Charles Saveikis, David Scott, Cynthia Scott, Rebecca Shaffer, Steve Shepard, Nancy Kay Shaheen, Jonna Sherbrook, William Shaner, Robert Shockley, Denise Touchdown!!!! 75 Wi Hi ' s favorite baseball player. Shockley. Marcia Shockley. Reginald Shockley. William Shores, Charles Shrieves, William Simpson, Sylvia Sims, Bernice Smiley, Arnetta Smiley, Lee Smiley, Ronnie Smith, Allan Smith, Donald Smith, Steven Smith, Stephen Snead, Norman C. Snyder, Kathy Sollars, Toni Stanford, Ronnie Stanley, Regina Stephens. Tony Strozier, Harris Tall, Tommy Tarr, Olin Taylor, Linda 76 Taylor, Stephen Taylor, Thelma Taylor, Wanda Terry, Franklin Thomas, Barbara Thomas, Melissa Thomas, Neil Thomas, Preston Thornton, Theresa Tosta, Xenia Townsend, Barbara Townsend, Patricia Townsend, Shari Townsend, Thomas Townsend, Vannessa Trader, Dale Turner, Andrew Twilley, Charles Twilley, Monte Twilley, Victor Van Gelder, Pamela I A ■p few ' r y • • Laboring in the sun. Vincent, Michael Vollmer, Carol Wainwright. Cynthia Wainwright, Linda Walker, Charlotte Walker, Culon Walston, Ellen Wanner, Jesse Ward, Don Ward, Paige Kim Ware, Don Warrington, Judy Watson, Deborah Weaver, David Webb, David Weber, Judi Webster, Donna Webster, Michael Webster, Phillip Weiland, Debra White, Cheryl Not too many hit the targets. 78 Time for another pep talk. Williams, Debbie Wilsey, Shawn Wilson, Rhonda Windsor, Donna Windsor, Kerry Wolgemuth, Keith Workman, Victor Wright, Franklin Wright, Larry Wright, Lynn Wyatt, Cheryl Zanowick, Sharon Zockoll, Bruce 79 SOPHOMORES Adams, Dawn Adkins, Jerry Adkins, Rita Alamo, Bonnie Anderton, Vicky Arnold, Sharon Arvey, Robin Badger, Brian Baer, Debbie Baer, Stephen Baker, Sheryl Baker, Terri Barkley, David Barkley, Harrison Barkley, Kaye Barkley, Linda You call this fun? f Barnes, Darlene Bartrug, Gregory Beckett, Bruce Behrens, Denise Belcher, Deborah Bendler, Ruth Bergeron, Hazel Birckhood, Everett Bowden, Dale Bowden, Jennifer Bozman, Robert Bradley, Thomas Bradshaw, Valencia Bratten, Susan Brickous, Lauren Brtddell, Florinda Bright. Gerome Brinson, Randy Broadwater, Karen Brown, Gayle Brown, Jackie Brown, Keith Brown, Thomas Bunting, James Burrell, Sheila Burrells, Thomas Callaway, Patricia Campbell, John Camper. William Carduff, John Carpenter, Deborah Carrigan, Donald Caulk, Melody Chandler, Beatrice Chandler, Janis Chatham. Phil 83 Chelton, Frank Chew, Wendy Church, Frances Cobb. Kay Collins, Linda Collins, Sheree Conway, Eartha Conway, Tyrone Cooper, Debra Copes, Alma Corbin, Alva Corbin, Martina Core, Karen Cottman, Charlene Daniels, E. Charles Darby, Preston Dashield, Nathaniel Dashiell, Roland Daveluy, Debbie Davidson, Kevin Davis, Diane Davis, Robert Davis, Valerie Deal, William Dean, Rodney Dennis, Brian Dennis, Lester Deshields, Sharina Devereux, John Devine, Linda Dodson, Glen Dodson, Steven Donaway, Jack Dowdle, Merry Duncan, Willis Eckstine, Deborah Edwards, Sabrina Elliott, Cora Elliott, Karen Elliott, Kristi Ellis, Bonnie Ellis, Mary Emond, Mary Ennis, Bonnie Ennis, Cathleen Ennis, Elkton Ennis, Ernie Ennis, Marilyn Esham, Vernon Everett, Phyllis Ewalt, Donadl Farrington, Kevin Farrow, Steven Fields, Lou Fields, Robert Figgs, Cynthia Figgs, Wayne Finney, Patricia Fogel, Nancy Foreman, Carolyn Gaines, Herbert Gale, Philip Gardner, Fred Gillman, Walter Ginter, Kimberly Giordano, Biazzio Gismondi, Beth Gladden. Eddie Gravenor, Terry Gregory. Antonia Gregory, Kim Gregory, Michael Gregory, Sterral Griffin, Susan Grimes, Barbara Grudis, Mark Gunter, Faith Gunter, Melissa Guzey, Esat Haemel, David Hagen. Barbara Hall, Doris Hamilton, Leslie Hamilton, Linda Hammond. Mark Harmon, Leonard Harris, Charlotte Harris. Cheryl 86 I Hart, Adrian Hart. Christine Hart, Pamela Hastings. Sandra Hastings, William Hawkins, Ronald Hayes, Barry Hayes, Valencia Hayward. Larry Hazel. Richard Healy. Barbara Hearn, Marcia Hickman. Beverly Hickman, Michael Hickman, Sue Hill, Kenneth Togetherness. No cars allowed on the grass! Hill, Timothy Hitch, Gary Hoffman, Karen Holloway, Carole Homan, Bradley Hoppes, Gregory Horton, Bob Howard. Brenda Hudson, William Hughey, Denise Hughey, Tyrone Hurley, Ronald Hussey, Gale Hutchins, Robert Irving, Steve James, Barbara 9 James, Bonnie Jenkins, Kirk Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Wanda Jolley, Patricia Jones, Crystal Jones, Curtis Jones, Delcia Jones, Danny Jones, Gwendolyn Jones. Joyce Jones, Linda Jones, Shirley Judy, Randy Jones. Stanley Justice, Donna Keen, Susan Keener, Alyce Kellam, Hampton Kellet, Deborah Kelly, Arlene Kemp, George Kennedy, Diane Kennedy, Viola King, Frederick Kinnamon, Kevin Langrall, Jane Layfield, Terri Leak, Carmella Leatherbury, Samuel Locates, Paul Lee, Ronald Leonard, Renita Lewis, Bonnie Lewis. Claudia Lewis, Phil 89 Lewis, Wanda Littleton, Terri Littleton, William Lockner, John Long, Armenthia Long, Donald Long, Donna Long, Shirley Long, Wade MacMillan, Cheryl Maddox, George Maddox, Phyllis Marshall, Aaron Marshall, Barry Martin, Linda Martin, William Make your own kind of music. Mason, Doris Massey, Raymond Matthews, Charles McKelvey, Ronnie McMichael, Timmothy McKinney, Lewis McMullen, Jeffery McNelia, Melody Meadows, Charles Meadows, Charlotte Meilhammer, Arthur Messick, Charles Merritt, Joan Metz, Valerie Meyer, Victoria Miles, Debra Miles. Wendell Miller, Johnnie Miller, Johnny Mills, Donna Mitchell. Brenda Mitschke, Sharon Morgan, John Morris, Mitchell Mumford, John Myers, Terry Nagler, Peter Neal. David Mitchell, Kim Moreno, Phillip Morris, Jeffrey Morris, Robert Murrell, Scott Naarup, Doug Naples. Donna Nottinghan, Pamela 91 Nutter, Broderick Oldach. Margaret Oliphant, Betty Oliver, Diana Olson, Stephen Orr, Tony Parker, Charlotte Parker, Janet Parker, Steven Parsons, Deborah Parsons, Douglas Parsons, James Payne, Russell Pease, Sarah Penuel, Debra Perdue, David Perdue, Phyllis Peterson, Eva Phillips, Jennifer Phillips, Mary L. Pickel, Ruth E. Pitroski, Donna Polk, Delphine Polk, Renee T, Pope, Michael Potter, John Powell, Bonnie C. Powell, Marguerite Priest, Thomas Purnell, Barbara A. Purnell, James Pusey, Rodney Rayne, Steven Reid, Vincent Revell, Anthony Rhoads, Jim t Keep the spirit Sophomores. i r P THl SPIRIT INDIANS Rhodes, Debra Richardson, George Richardson, James Riley, Patti A. Riley, Quint Rivers. Larry Roberts. Susan A. Robertson. 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