Wicomico High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)
- Class of 1973
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PEOPLE ARE ... unique: their uniqueness causes them to search ceaselessly for answers . .. i . . . creative: from people come the means and ideas which are combined to form every¬ thing that has been formed and ever will be formed ... 2 3 . . . dreamer s: dreams to become goals; goals to become realities us the present becomes the future .. . . . individuals : sometimes seeking solitude; different from those who have preceded; different from those who will follow. . . . . . friends: sharing hopes, cigarettes, cars, homework, lunches, beer, laughter, gripes, a sense of belonging to it all, but also ... 9 life: adventure; tragedy; comedy; love; death 10 . . . a kaleidoscope: all people are all colors and all shapes and all things to those whom they love ... 11 . . . important . . . WE DO CARE ; WE DO MATTER; WE ARE. 13 VICOM1CO 3NI0R HIGH SCHOOL , MARYLAND Table of Contents Table of Contents Theme . 1 People . 16 Happenings .114 Bread . 178 1973 Seniors DEBORA ANN ADKINS: “ Debbie remembered forgetting dates mixed up; plans are to be an elementarv teacher: Spanish Club II. Ill, IV. Softball Man¬ ager III, Homecoming Float II, IV, Prom Committee IV. Tom-Tom IV. SHARON LOUISE ADKINS: ■■Sharon”: remembered for her good personality; plans are to be a secretary. Homecoming Float. Senior Class Play IV. GLORIA JEAN ALEXANDER: “Gloria”; remembered for being herself; plans are to be a tailor. COURT COLLINS ALLEN: “Corky ; remembered for trig; plans are unde¬ cided: Football III, IV, Basketball Man¬ ager II, III, IV, Key Club IV, Baseball III, IV. JV Football, JV Basketball. Tom-Tom IV. DIANE KAY ALLS: “Diane”; remem¬ bered for her blink y eyes; plans are to teach: Band II, III, IV, Hockey IV, AFS II, III, IV, Thespians II, Key Kadettes II, All Shore Band III, IV. ARTHUR GLEN ANDREWS: “Artie ; remembered for Mr. Bloodsworth ' s English Class; plans are undecided. DANIEL CORNELIUS APPLEBY: “Yapp”; remembered for debating; plans are to attend college; Track II, III, IV, Student Government III. SUSAN GRACE AYERS: “Su ; plans are to be an elementary teacher: Band II, III, IV, French Club III, IV, AFS Club IV. ROGER EARL BAIRD: Roger remem¬ bered for his warm relationship with Mr. Sarbanes: plans are to become a billionaire. ROBERT MICHAEL BALDWIN: “Stroke, Jr”; remembered for doing all of his homework; plans are to attend college; Band III. IV. Football III, IV, Baseball II, Key Club II, III, Student Council II, III. IV. JV Football. Gloria eon Alexander Court Collins Allen Diane Kay Alls Arthur Glen Andrews Daniel Cornelius Appleby Roger Earl Baird Robert Michael Baldwin Susan Grace Ayers Karen Barkley Maria Joanette Barkley KAREN BARKLEY: plans are undecided. MARIA JOANETTE BARKLEY: “Maria ; plans are undecided. ROBIN GELMAY BARKLEY: “Robin ; plans are to go into the Navy; Track II, III, IV, Powder Puff Football II, DECA Club Representative III, IV. DONALD PERRY BAYSINGER: “Don ; plans are to travel; Wrestling II, IIL DALE MARIE BEHRENS: “Dale ; re¬ membered for her quietness; plans are to attend college; Senior Class Trea¬ surer, Homecoming Registration Chair¬ man III, Homecoming Committee II, Thespian II, III, IV, Library Club II, III, IV, Student Government Representative II, Student Government Alternate III. Hockey II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV, Softball II, Track III, IV, Key Kadettes II, III, IV, Tom-Tom IV. WILLIAM GERALD BIRCKHEAD: “Bill ; remembered for being the first to grow a moustache; plans are to attend college; Latin Club IV, Track Team III, IV, Assembly Monitor IV, Wrestling III. Robin Gelma y Barkley Donald Perry Baysinger Seniors JOY ANNETTE BIVENS: “Joy ; plans are to attend college; Student Govern¬ ment Representative ll III, Color Guard III, IV, Thespian Club II, III, IV, Human Relations III, IV, Homecoming Com¬ mittee II, III, IV, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Homecoming Float, Prom Committee. BARBARA JEAN BLAKE: “Barbara ; remembered for her intelligence; plans are to attend college. DEBORA LYNN BOOK: “J.C. ; remem¬ bered for going with David Webb; plans are to become a nurse; DECA III, IV, MCC II. VICKIE LYNN BOWER: “Party Tyme Vickie ; remembered for parties; plans are to become a clerk-typist. JACQUELYN LEE BRADWAY: “Jackie ; remembered for Super Van; plans are to attend college; Key Kadettes II, III, IV, Thespians II, French Club II, III, IV, Student Council II, III, IV, Homecoming IV, Softball II, III, IV, Library II. BARBARA BRENT: plans are undecided. Debora Lynn Book Vickie Lynn Bower ? Wayne Carl Brinson Deborah Denise Brittingham Harold Dean Brittingham Anna Evyonne Brown DONNA CAROL BRIDDELL: “Donna ; remembered for her Brazilian sister; plans are to become a Speech fir Hearing Pathologist; Band II, III, IV, Spanish Club II, III IV, AFS II, III, IV, Key Ka- dettes II, III, IV, Homecoming Court IV, Track II, Tennis Team III, IV. RENETHA LAVONNE BRIDGES: “Reefer”; remembered for giggles; plans are to attend college; Color Guard II, III, Thespians II, III, IV, Concert Choir III, IV, Cheerleader II, III, Student Council II. WAYNE CARL BRINSON: “Carl”; re¬ membered for not talking; plans are to go into the Army; Wrestling. DEBORAH DENISE BRITTINGHAM: “ Debbie ; plans are to become a nurse. HAROLD DEAN BRITTINGHAM: “Dean”; remembered for his big mouth; plans are marriage. ANNA EVYONNE BROWN: “Anna ; remembered for Diversified Occupa¬ tion; plans are to become a Key Punch Operator; D O. Ill, IV. CHARLES LEWIS BROWN: “Chuck ; remembered for cleaning school during summer; plans are service; Soccer II, Wrestling II, III, SETS II, III, IV, DECA III IV, Library III IV. GEORGE BROWN: plans are undecided. PAMELA SUE BROWN: “Bambi”; re¬ membered for Dennis the Menace; plans are to study Cosmetology; Color Guard III RONALD LEE BROWN: “Ronnie ; re¬ membered for his unusual laugh; plans are to attend college; Key Club III, IV, French Club III, IV, Homecoming Chair¬ man IV, Student Government Repre¬ sentative IV, Baseball IV, Honor Society III IV, Soccer III, IV, Wi-Hi News IV. Seniors TERRY LEE BROWN: “Mr. T”; remem¬ bered for his friendliness: plans are to go into Armed Forces: Prom Committee, Football IV. TERESA ANN BURLEY: “Terri”; re¬ membered for being the youngest in the class of ' 73; plans are to become a nurse: Student Government IV, Girls Track III, IV, Cheerleading III, Powder Puff Foot¬ ball II, Medical Careers Club IV. ALLEN WAYNE BURTON: “Allen ; plans are to go into the Army. CHARLOTTE GEORGETTE BURTON: “Brown Eyes ; remembered for her humor: plans are to attend business school; Color Guard II, III, IV, Student Council, Homeroom Representative JV, Track II, III, IV. JACALYN LOUISE CALLAWAY: “Jacki ; remembered for her laugh; plans to go into the service; Softball II, Powder Puff Football II, III, DECA II. RONALD CHARLES CANTWELL: “Ron¬ nie ; remembered for Ben, Pen, and wonderful bus rides to VTC; plans are to do body and fender work; Chess Club II, III. DANNY JOSEPH CARDUFF: “Danny ; plans are to attend college; Baseball II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Student Government II, III, IV, Jr. Class Presi¬ dent III; Junior and Senior Class Plays, Key Club IV, Student Government Presi¬ dent IV. RANDY SIDNEY CAREY: “Randy ; remembered for working at the Boule¬ vard; plans are to be a teacher; Junior Class Play, Float Committee II, III, Foot¬ ball Manager II, Tom Tom IV. DARRELL TYRONE CARRIGAN: “Dar¬ rell ; remembered for basketball; plans are to attend college; Soccer II, III, IV, Basketball III, IV, Prom Committee, Choir IV, Float Committee, JV Basket¬ ball. ISMEAL CRUSIDO CEPEDA, JR.: “Tidy ; remembered for being a friend to all; plans are to attend college; Basket¬ ball III, Choir IV, JV Basketball. Allen Wayne Burton Charlotte Georgette Burton Jacalyn Louise Callaway Ronald Charles Cantwell Randy Sidney Carey Darrell Tyrone Carrigan Danny Joseph Carduff Ismeal Crusido Cepeda, Jr. Donald Maurice Christopher Teresa Mae Church Charles Edwin Cluff Frances Melissa Cohen DONALD MAURICE CHRISTOPHER: “Doright ; remembered for making people happy; plans are masonry; fV Football, Track IV. TERESA MAE CHURCH: “Tee-Tee ; remembered for being with Bradford J. Waples; plans are to attend business school; Pep Club IV. CHARLES EDWIN CLUFF: “Charles ; remembered for togetherness; plans are to attend college, Human Relations IV. FRANCES MELISSA COHEN: “Missy ; remembered for always going on a diet; plans are to attend modeling school; Lorax Club IV, Chorus III, Junior and Senior Class Plays. DEBORAH LEE COLLINS: “Debbie ; remembered for her big. beautiful car; plans are to attend airline school; FTA IV. DONALD RAY COOPER, JR.: “Don ; remembered for road rally; plans are to attend college; Junior and Senior Class Plays, Prom Committee, Yearbook IV, Homecoming Committee. Seniors RICHARD WAYNE CORBIN: Rick ; plans are undecided. RICARDO MENDEY CROCKETT: Rick ; plans are to go into the Navy; Choir III, IV, Cross Country IV. DENISE LYNN DAISEY: Brat ; re¬ membered for being from Parsonsburg; plans are to attend airline school; French Club II, FT A IV, Junior Class Play, Tom¬ Tom IV, Senior Class Float, Indian Chant III, Key Kadettes II. BONNIE JEAN DALE: Bonnie ; re¬ membered for being a nut; plans are to attend college. PAMELA JEAN DASHIELL: Pommy”; remembered for cheerleading ability: plans are to attend college, JV Cheer¬ leading III, Band III, IV, Varsity Cheer- leading IV, Human Relations IV, Thes¬ pians III, Prom Committee. DEBBIE DAUGHERTY: Froggy ; re¬ membered for shop work; plans are to go into the Armed Forces; FTA II, Key Kadettes II, Junior Class Play. Richard Wayne Corbin Ricardo Mendey Crockett Denise Lynn Daisev Bonnie Jean Dale Beverly Ann Davis Denise Lynnette Davis William Martin Deal, r. Alida H.P.M. deRoov David Stuart Dickson BEVERLY ANN DAVIS: “C.D. ; remem¬ bered for rots of ruck; plans to go into nursing. DENISE LYNNETTE DAVIS: ‘ ' Neste : plans are to attend college; Track II. III. IV. WILLIAM MARTIN DEAL. JR.: “Bill : remembered for sleeping in class; plans are to be a mortician. MICHAEL BRIAN DEEL: “Mike ; plans are to attend college; Football III, IV, Baseball ll, HI. IV, jV Football. ALIDA H.P.M. deRooy: “Ietje ; remem¬ bered for being an exchange student; plans are to studv physical therapy; AFS Club IV. DAVID STUART DICKSON: “Dave”; remembered for “Pick a card ; plans to attend college; Junior and Senior Class Plays, Chess Club II, Tom-Tom IV, Ten¬ nis III, IV. Prom Committee. DIRK ALAN DINKEL: “Dirk ; remem¬ bered for his black attache case; plans to attend college; Chess Club IV. GLORIA MYRTLE DIXON: “Gloria ; plans are to attend college; Band II. Ill, IV, Library Club II, Spanish Club II, Honor Society III, IV. WILLIAM UPSHUR DIXON: “Bill : plans are undecided. DEBRA LLOYD DODSON: “Debbie ; remembered for her loye for Glenn: plans to be a house wife: Concert Choir III, IV. Dirk Alan Dinkel Gloria Myrtle Dixon William Upshur Dixon Debra Lloyd Dodson 4 Seniors JOANNE MARIE DORMAN: “Joanne ; remembered for Ernie; plans are to attend college; Spanish Club II. MORRIS MILTON DRYDEN, JR.: Milton ; remembered for his glowing personality; plans to be an auto mechanic. ERMA DUFFY: Erma ; remembered for eyes: plans are undecided. MICHAEL PAIGE DUNTON: Mike , remembered for his long blond hair; plans are undecided. MICHAEL ERNEST DYKES: Dunker Dykes ; remembered for his wit; plans are undecided; WILLIAM RAYMOND EHINGER: Bill ; remembered for motorcycling; plans are undecided. BRIAN CHRISTOPHER ELLIOTT: El Boob ; remembered for lightning speed in the mile; plans to study architecture; Kev Club IV, Honor Society III, IV, Foot- bail III, IV, Track II, III, IV, JV Football, Student Government II. JEFFREY DALE ELLIOTT: Jeff ; re¬ membered for his french horn playing; Band II, III, IV, Thespians II, III, IV, Honor Society III, IV, French Club III. KEITH GORDY ELLIOTT: Keith ; re¬ membered for removing the boards; plans to go into construction, Student Government II. CYNTHIA NADINE ELLIS: Porky ; remembered for her sense of humor; plans to attend college. Brian Christopher Elliott Jeffrey Dale Elliott Joanne Marie Dorman Morris Milton Dryden Erma Duffy Michael Paige Dunton Michael Ernest Dykes William Raymond Ehinger Keith Gordv Elliott Cynthia Nadine Ellis THOMAS EDWARD ELL S ON: “Tom ; plans are undecided. ELMER ELZEY: “Fudd ; remembered for crazy ideas. Track II. FRANKIE LEE ENNIS: “Frank ; plans to open his own business. MARION ROSCOE ENNIS, JR.: “Legs ; remembered for singing and dancing; plans are undecided; Soccer II, III, Track II, III, IV, Basketball III, IV, JV Basket¬ ball. MICHAEL WAYNE ENNIS; “Mike”; plans are undecided, JV Basketball. SARA COLLEEN ENNIS: “Colleen“; remembered for dumbfoundedness; plans to go into the Air Force; Library Club II. Frankie Lee Ennis Marion Roscoe Ennis, Jr. Seniors ALISON ELLEN EVANS: “Big Al , re¬ membered for always being with Don; plans to attend college: Tom-Tom IV, Softball II, III, Key Kadettes II, III, Student Government, Homecoming Float II, IV, Prom Committee, Powder Puff Football II. NORMA CLARICA FARLOW: Poo- chie ; remembered for her friendliness; plans to attend secretarial school. GREGORY BRUCE FARMER: Greg remembered for having an appropriate last name: plans to be a farmer; Honor Society III, IV. French Club III, IV. DEBORAH ELLEN FIELDS: ■ Debbie ; remembered doing the right things at the wrong time: plans to be a photographer; Concert Choir III, IV, Powder Puff Foot¬ ball II, Thespians II, III, Color Guard III. IV, Student Government III. JEFFREY HOWARD FIELDS: Lanky ; remembered for being the klutz of the Senior Class play; plans to attend col¬ lege; Senior and Junior Class Play, J.V. Football, Band II, III, IV. Basketball III. IV. BARRY LAMARR FITZHLJGH: Pret¬ zels ; remembered for the 25 foot jump shot: plans are to attend college: Basket¬ ball IV, Track III, IV, Float Committee IV, Prom Committee. Gregory Bruce Farmer Deborah Ellen Fields f Larry Edward Fletcher Doris Ann Freeman Del Roger Frye Cheryl Ann Gaile Benjamin Franklin Casque Charles Richard Getz LARRY EDWARD FLETCHER: “Fletch plans are undecided; Basketball III. Track III. IV. JV Football. DORIS ANN FREEMAN: -Doris ; re¬ membered for her craziness; plans are to go into the Navv; Hockey II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV. DEL ROGER FRYE: Del ; remembered for happily ever after; plans are unde¬ cided; Band II. Ill, IV. CHERYL ANN GAILE: Cheryl ; plans to go to business school; Thespian Club II, III. IV, FHA III, IV, AFS IV. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CASQUE: Ben : plans are undecided. CHARLES RICHARD GETZ: Charles ; plans to attend college; Wi-Hi News IV. CAR Y MICHAEL GIBSON: “Gary”; plans to attend college; Library Club II, III, Sets II. JEFFREY JORDAN GIBSON: “Claw ; plans to attend college; DF.CA II, III, IV, Wrestling II, III, IV. PATRICIA LYNNE GLAZE: Pat ; plans to become an elementary teacher; Band II, III, IV, Student Council Alternative III, IV, French Club II, III, IV, Senior Class Play, Tom-Tom IV, Thespians III. GENE FRANKLIN CORDNER: Gene ; remembered for his constant singing: plans a career in Marines, Choir II, III, IV, 2nd Vice President Student Council III, Cheerleader III. Gary Michael Gibson Jeffrey Jordan Gibson Patricia Lynne Glare Gene Franklin Gordner Seniors WANDA DENISE GORTMAN: “Denie”; remembered for being herself; plans to become a secretary. JAN CH ARLAN A GOSLEE: “ an”; re¬ membered for her sense of humor; plans to be a therapist; Band II, III, IV, Choir III, IV, French Club II, III, Prom Com¬ mittee. CHARLES C. GRAVENOR: “Chuck”; remembered for being a minister; plans to attend college; Student Council III, IV, Senior Class play; Chess Club III. JUANITA JANE GREEN; “Shag”; re¬ membered for her black shag; plans to be a housewife. GARY CARLTON GRIFFIN: “Gary ; plans to attend college, Track II. GEORGE GRIFFIN: Plans are unde¬ cided. FIRUZAN SEHER GUZEY: “Firuzan ; remembered for a big smile; plans to attend college; Prom Decorations Co- Chairman, Thespian Club II, III, French Club III, IV, Library Club III, IV, Junior Class Play, Student Government III, IV, Key Kadettes III, Honor Society III, IV. BARBARA HALL: Plans are undecided. MARLENE ELLEN HAMMOND: “Mar¬ lene ; remembered for her smile; plans are to be a housewife; Library Club III, IV. SUSAN LEE HARGREAVES: “Sue”; remembered for her hotdog; plans to work for an airline; Human Relations II, III, Student Council III. Wanda Denise Gortman an Charlana Goslee Charles C. Gravenor Juanita Jane Green Gary Carlton Griffin George Griffin Firuzan Seher Guzey Barbara Hall Marlene Ellen Hammond Susan Lee Hargreaves f Shane S. Harmon Cora Melissa Harmeson SHANE S. HARMON: “Shane”; remem¬ bered for his pretty clothes; plans to go into the Air Force. CORA MELISSA HARMESON: “Me¬ lissa”; plans are undecided. DAVID LEE HARPOOL: “David”; plans to get married; Senior Class Play. ROBERT WILLIAM HARRINGTON: “Bob”; remembered for being carried out of parties; plans are to attend col¬ lege; SETS IV, Key Club IV. DEBORAH ANN HART: “Debbie”; re¬ membered for blushing; plans are unde¬ cided; Key Kadettes II, III, IV, Library Club II, Student Government II, III, IV, Junior Class Treasurer, Yearbook, Color Guard III, IV, Homecoming Court III, Queen IV, Class Float II, III, IV. MAEVE LYNNE HART: “Maeve”; plans are to attend college; Wi-Hi News III, IV, Senior Class Play. i Seniors ROBIN SHERWOOD HART: Hippie”; remembered for going with Tony: plans are undecided: Varsity Cheerleader II, Choir IV, Color Guard V, Student Coun¬ cil Representative. ERNIE HASTINGS: Ernie : remem¬ bered for weekends; plans are unde¬ cided. KEVIN JOHN HAYES: Killer ; remem¬ bered for fighting Mr. McBriety; plans to become an engineer; Key Club III, IV, Tom-Tom IV, Junior Class Play. SYLVIA JUANITA HAYWARD: Sib- ble ; plans to attend college. PATRICIA MARGARET HEALY: Speedy ; remembered for her lepre¬ chaun ears; plans are undecided; Hu¬ man Relations II, III, Softball II. BARRY LAMONT HEARNE: Barry ; plans to study music; Band II, III, IV, Track IV, Homecoming Float III, IV, Prom Committee, Drum Major III, IV. Kevin John Hayes Sylvia fuanita Hayward Charles Thomas Himmler Lynne Margaret Hitch Deborah Lee Hobbs RITA PRISCILLA HEARNE: “Rita ; plans are for a nursing career. ESSE HARLAN HEN SZEY: “ Koko ; remembered for the tear gas; plans are undecided; Senior Class Play, Track Team, AFS IV. CHARLES THOMAS HIMMLER: Tom ; plans to be an electronics technician. JONI ANN HITCH: “foniplans to attend college. LYNNE MARGARET HITCH: “Lynne ; plans are to be a beautician. DEBORAH LEE HOBBS: “Debbie ; plans are in secondary education; Cheer¬ leading II, Hockey II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV, Softball II, III, IV, Key Ka- dettes II, Honor Society III, IV. EDWIN JACK HOPPES: “Hot Lips ; remembered for getting thrown into girls ' bathrooms; plans are to go into the service; SETS II. HAROLD WILLIAM HORN: “Horny Toad ; remembered for his van; plans are to be an architect. TERRI LEE HOWARD: “Potato Cake ; remembered for her life size giraffe; plans are to attend art school; Field Hockey III, IV, Senior Class Play, DECA III, IV. EDWARD LEE HUDSON, JR.: “Eddie ; remembered for hooking so much; plans are to become a carpenter. Edwin ack Hoppes Harold William Horn Terri Lee Howard Edward Lee Hudson Seniors CHARLES B. HUGHES: “Chuck”; plans are undecided; Band II, III, IV. BRENDA JEAN HURLEY: “Brenda ; plans are to have a medical career; AFS IV, Spanish Club II, III, IV, Student Council III, IV. DARLENE FRANCES HLJTT: “Doll- baby ; remembered for losing her eye glasses; plans are to be a social worker. MICHAEL KELLY JENKINS: “Jinx ; remembered for chasing girls; plans are to attend college. WADE JENKINS: “Wade ; plans are undecided. CARY M. JERMAN: “Jargon ; remem¬ bered for getting around; plans are un¬ decided; Senior Class Play; Student- Faculty Play; Tennis IV, III. SALLY JANE JESTER: “Sally”; plans are undecided; Concert Choir III, IV, All State Choir IV, Color Guard III, IV, Float Committee IV. EUGENE JOHNSON: “Eugene”; plans are undecided. JERRY LEE JOHNSON: “Jerry ; plans are undecided. RUTH ANN JOHNSON: “Cuda”; re¬ membered for her intelligence and bright mind. Charles B. Hughes Brenda Jean Hurley Darlene Frances Hutt Michael Kelly Jenkins Wade Jenkins Gary M. Jerman Sally Jane Jester Eugene Johnson Jerry Lee Johnson Ruth Ann Johnson f Theodora Johnson Roni Lynn Jolley THEODORA JOHNSON: “Theo”; plans are undecided. RONI LYNN JOLLEY: “Roni”; plans are to attend college; Band II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Senior Class Play, Senior Float, Concert Choir III, IV, Student Council II, III, IV, Thespians II, III, IV, Human Relations IV, Cheerleader II, III. ROBERT JONES, JR.: “Big Daddy”; remembered for baseball; plans are to attend college; Baseball. BONNIE SUE JONES: “Bon-Bon”; re¬ membered as Paul; plans are undecided; Powder Puff Football III, Tom-Tom IV. CARLETTE JANICE JONES: “Carla”; plans are to attend college; Lorax Club III, FHA III, Thespian Club III, IV. CHAUNCEY DECECCO JONES: “Chauncey”; remembered for the Can¬ terbury Tales; plans are to become an engineer. Robert Jones, Jr. Bonnie Sue Jones Seniors CINDY JONES: “Cindy”; remembered for always losing her car keys; plans are to be a doctor, Band II, III, IV, AFS II, III, IV, Honor Society III, IV. DARLENE HARRISON JONES: “Dor”; remembered for her philosophical man¬ ner: plans are to become a secretary; EH A III, Thespian Club IV, Lorax Club II. III. DEAN DOUGLAS JONES: “ onesy ; remembered for being a lover; plans are to attend college. DEBORAH ANN JONES: “Debbie ; remembered for always being with Dennis; plans are nursing; Choir III, IV. LEONARD MORRIS JONES, JR.: “Len- nie ; remembered for Monday ab¬ sences; plans are to become a State Policeman; Band II, III, IV. MARLA EVONNE JONES: “Marla ; remembered for her height; plans are to attend college; French Club II, III, Th es¬ pians III, IV, Tom-Tom IV, Indian Chant IV, Prom Committee IV. Cindy Jones Darlene Harrison ones Dean Douglas Jones Deborah Ann Jones Leonard Morris Jones, Jr. Marla Evonne Jones t Paulette Jannet Jones Brenda Jean Joseph Carol Ann Joynes Nancy Lee Justice PAULETTE JANNET JONES: P. J. ; remembered for her sense of humor; plans are to attend business school; Soft¬ ball II. BRENDA JEAN JOSEPH: “Brenda”; remembered for being talkative; plans are undecided; Lorax Club IV, Thespian ClubUI, IV. CAROL ANN JOYNES: Curl ; remem¬ bered for not having much to say in class; plans are to attend college. NANCY LEE JUSTICE: “Nancy ; plans are undecided. LINDA ANNE KELLEY: Beet ; remem¬ bered for taking Snoopy to lunch; plans are nursing; Senior Class Play. WESLEY GARRETT KELLEY; Wes ; remembered for running into doors; plans are undecided; Football III. DANNY RAYNE KING: Danny ; plans are undecided; Baseball III. EDWIN GROVER KING: Edwin ; re¬ membered for his braces; plans are undecided. JOSEPH P. KING: Joe ; plans are to attend college; Library Club II, AFS II, III. LYNNE H. KING: Hub ; remembered for having a car that runs; plans are un¬ decided. Seniors ALAN LEE KITCHENS: “Ouch’ ' ; re¬ membered for his good looks; plans are undecided. DEBRA ANN KOVACIC: “Debbie ; plans are to do missionary work; Band II, III, IV, Spanish Club III, IV, Honor So¬ ciety III, IV. WANDA LOUISE LANE: “Wanda”; re¬ membered for her long hair; plans are undecided. DEAN IN SLEY LANGRALL: “Dean ; remembered for head banana; plans are college; Key Club II, III, IV, Student Council II, III, Parliamentarian IV, Homecoming Chairman V, Float Com¬ mittee III, Chairman IV, Wi-Hi News III, IV, French Club III, IV, Tom-Tom IV, Tennis II, III, IV. CRAIG LARMORE: “Craig ; plans are to attend college. LANA LARSON: “Lana ; plans are un¬ decided; Band II, III, IV, Softball III. ft CHIE LAWRENCE: “Richie ; remem¬ bered for her pink VW; plans are to be¬ come a secretary; Key Kadettes II, III, Homecoming Committee IV, Junior Class Play III, Senior Class Play IV, Junior- Senior Banquet Committee III, Ju nior Class Secretary III, Senior Class Secre¬ tary IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV. LEONARD LEE: “Leonard ; plans are undecided. JOYCE REGINA LEGGET: “Jeannie ; remembered for her sense of humor; plans are to attend college; Homecoming Committee IV, Prom Committee IV, Band II, III, IV, Student Government III, IV. RENITA ANN LEONARD: “Nita ; re¬ membered for her sweet personality; plans are to attend college. Wanda Louise Lane Dean Insley Langrall Craig Larmore Lana Larson Richie Lawrence Leonard Lee oyce Regina Legget Renita Ann Leonard CATHY JANE LITTLETON: “Cathy”; plans are undecided; Student Govern¬ ment Representative II, III, Homecoming Sophomore Attendant, Senior Attendant, Student Government Treasurer IV, JV Cheerleader II, Varsity Cheerleader III. JAMES LOFTAN: “Jim”; plans are un¬ decided. CAROL LONG: “Carol”; plans are un¬ decided; Majorettes II, III, IV, Band II, III, IV, AFS II, Track III. KENNETH WAYNE LOWE: “Kenney”; remembered for chess; plans are to attend college; Chess III, IV. NAN JOYCE MABE: “Goat”; remem¬ bered for her walk; plans are to be major in physical education; French Club II, Hockey II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, Track Team III, IV. James Loftan Carol Long 1 Seniors DESHERA PAMELA MACK: “Deshera remembered for her craziness; plans are to attend college; Thespian Club III, IV. ALFRED REGINALD MACMILLAN: “Al”; plans are to become a business manager. ANTHONY STEPHEN FRANCIS MAN- CUSO: “Tonyremembered for giving tackles to bench-warmers during game; plans are to attend college; Football Announcer II, III, V, Latin Club III, Homecoming II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Tennis IV, Homecoming Committee Chairman IV. DENNIS JAMES MARINE: “Dennie”; plans are to attend college. JOAN ANN MARINER: “Joni”; remem¬ bered for sharing her locker: plans are to teach Christian Education; Band II, III, IV, Spanish Club II, Lorax III, IV. BARRY HOWARD MARSHALL: “Bari”; plans are to have an art career; Wi-Hi news III, IV, Senior Class Play, P rom Committee Chairman. Anthony Stephen Dennis James Marine Francis Mancuso Joan Ann Mariner Barry Howard Marshall Kendall Alan Martin Paula Ann Martin Rickie A. Mason Thomas Massey Lamont McKinnev Lena Odessa McNealv KENDALL ALAN MARTIN: “Bones ; remembered for having Mondays off; plans are to attend college; Band II, III, IV, Soccer III. PAULA ANN MARTIN: “Paula ; plans are undecided; Senior Class Play, Tennis Team III, IV, Student Government III, IV, Spanish Club III, IV, Indian Chant III, IV, Prom Committee Chairman. RICKIE A. MASON: Rickie ; plans are undecided. THOMAS MASSEY: “Tom ; plans are undecided. LAMONT MCKINNEY: “Monk ; re¬ membered for all his jive; plans are un¬ decided; Cross Country II, Wrestling II, Track II. LENA ODESSA MCNEALY: “Baby Sis¬ ter ; remembered for her friendliness; plans are to be a social worker; Track Team. KENNETH LEE MEILHAMMER: “Bald Eagle ; remembered for his trip be¬ tween 7 and 15 building; plans are to become a carpenter. ROBERT WILLIAM MENZEL, JR.: “Bob ; remembered for the good times at Strawberry Hill; plans are to attend college; Wi-Hi News Editor IV, Tennis III, IV, Soccer III, IV. BETH ELLEN MESSICK: “Bethel ; re¬ membered by Cecil B. DeMille; plans are to study in psychology; Human Rela¬ tions II, III, Vice Pres. Ill, Student Gov¬ ernment II, III, IV, FHA IV, Prom Com¬ mittee IV, SCA Dance Committee IV, AES IV, Softball IV, Tom-Tom III. SHARON METZ: “Sharon ; remem¬ bered for becoming easily embarrassed; plans are to attend college; Band II, III, IV, French Club III. Kenneth Lee Meilhammer Robert William Menzel, r. Beth Ellen Messick Sharon Metz Seniors EUGENE MILES: “Gene”; plans are to become a welder; Wrestling II. RUSSELL GLENN MILES: “Glenn”; remembered for being a member of MacDonald’s All American High School Band; plans are to attend college; Band II, III, IV, French Club II, III, Honor Society III, IV, Tennis Team III, Chess Club II, III, IV. ETHEL MILLIGAN: plans are unde¬ cided. PETER FRANK MOHR: “Turkey”; plans are to go into the service. JUDITH ANN MOON: “Judy”; remem¬ bered as a jockette; plans are to attend college; Student Government IV, Senior Class Historian, Hockey II, III, IV, Bas- ketall II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Homecoming Committee IV, Junior Class Play, Honor Society III, Tom-Tom IV. CHARLOTTE ANN MOORE: “Little Red”; remembered for trying to keep up with Preston; plans are to sew. IRENE ELIZABETH MOORE: “Reeny Bell”; remembered for saying, “You got it.”; plans are to become a secretary. REBECCA ANN MOORE: “Becky”; plans are to be a nurse; Library Club II, III, IV, MCCIII. RUSSELL ALBERT MORCOM: “Al¬ bert”; plans are to be an electrician; Library Club II. JANICE MORRIS: “Nookie”; plans are to be a computer technician; Color Guard III, IV, Student Government III, Track II, III, IV. Ethel Milligan Peter Frank Mohr Judith Ann Moon Charlotte Ann Moore Irene Elizabeth Moore Rebecca Ann .Moore Russell Albert Morcom Janice Morris f Dean Morris oye Helena Morris DEAN MORRIS; “Dean”; plans are un¬ decided; Band II, III, IV. JO YE HELENA MORRIS: “Helena ; plans are to attend college; Thespian Club II, III, Senior Class Float. VICKI LYNN MORRIS; “Vicki”; plans are to be a secretary; Band II, III, IV, Spanish Club II, III, IV, Library Club. NANCY E. MORTON: “Nancy ; plans are undecided. ERIC ELROY ELLSWORTH MOUM: “Eric ; remembered for his sense of humor; plans are to have a medical ca¬ reer; Chess Club II, Ill, IV, National Honor Society III, IV, French Club II, III, Band II, III, IV, Student Government IV. DAWN ODETTE MOWBRAY; “Love ; plans are marriage. Vicki Lynn Morris Nancy E. Morton Seniors GARY VAN MUIR: “Legs ' ; plans are to attend college; Wi-Hi News IV, Tennis Team II, III, IV, Tom-Tom IV. SYLVESTER LEVIN MUMFORD: “Ves”; remembered for being a great artist; plans are to be a commercial artist. JEFFREY MURFREE: Snowball’ ' ; plans are to be a veterinarian; Soccer II, III, Baseball III, IV, SGA II, III, IV. Thes¬ pians II, III, SETS III. BEVERLY SUE MURPHY: “Sue”; re¬ membered for her seventh period trips; plans are undecided: Hockey II, Softball II. GREG WILLIAM NEAL: “Greg”; re¬ membered for his good iooks; plans are to go into the Navy; Football II, III, IV. MICHAEL THOMAS NESTERAK: ”Nestco remembered for being a McGovern-Shriver supporter to the end; plans are to be a doctor; Key Club II, III, IV, Tennis Team II, III, IV, Home¬ coming Committee IV, Prom Committee IV, Float Committee IV, Student Council III. Gary Van Muir Sylvester Levin Mum ford leffrey Murfree Beverly Sue Murphy Teresa Overmire Melody Jean Olson Michael Orr Richard ]. Osterman GAIL NICHOLSON: “Gail ; plans are undecided. ALVAH LEE NORTHAM, JR.: “ Alvah”; remembered for his quick awareness of things going on: plans are to have a busi¬ ness career. TERESA OBERMIRE: “Teresa”: remem¬ bered for her ‘dong” hair: plans are un¬ decided: Field Hockey II, III, IV, Powder Puff Football II, III, Softball II, UL IV, Tom-Tom IV. MELODY JEAN OLSON: “Mel ; re¬ membered for being herself: plans are to be a veterinarian: Library Club II. MICHAEL ORR: “Orr”; remembered for track: plans are to go into the service: Track Team II. RICHARD J. OSTERMAN: “Rick ; re¬ membered for his outstanding person¬ ality; plans are to attend college; Foot¬ ball III, IV, Key Club III, IV, Tennis III, IV, Track III, IV. DEBORA CAROL OUTTEN: “Debbie”: plans are to attend airline school; Hockey III, IV, Student Council III, Track II, III, IV, Tom-Tom IV. MICHAEL LA WR ENCE O VER BECK: “Mike”; remembered for Texas — my home, sweet home; plans are college; Football IV, Tom-Tom IV, Prom Com¬ mittee, Homecoming Float IV. TERRI JEAN PARKER: “Terri”; remem¬ bered for going with Lennie; plans are marriage. DEBBIE PARSONS — plans are unde¬ cided. Debora Carol Outten Michael Lawrence Over beck Terri jean Parker Debora Parsons Seniors BARBARA JUNE PAYNE: “Barbara”; plans are law practice : Band II, III, IV. KEVIN ANDERS PEASE: “Kap”; plans are undecided; Tom-Tom IV, Key Club II. Ill, Tennis II. GLORIA JEAN PERDUE: “Glo”; re¬ membered for “That’s common”; plans are to be a social worker: Concert Choir IV, Tom-Tom IV, Human Relations Club IV, Senior Class Play. TERESA MARIE PERRY: “Terri”; re¬ membered for her quietness: plans are to attend college; French Club III. COURTLYN SMITH PHILLIPS: “Court”; remembered for designing the yearbook cover; plans are to become an electri¬ cian. JOHNNY GEORGE PINKETT: “Johnny”; remembered for missing passer; plans are in the service; JV Football, Football III, IV, JV Basketball, Track II. DIANE LYNNE PLEASANTON: “Di”; plans are undecided; FHA IV. TERESA SUSAN POOLE: “Terri”; plans are undecided. TED A. POWELL: “Ted”; plans are un¬ decided. HARRY WADE POWERS: “Harry”; re¬ membered for writing his own absence notes; plans are employment by John Deere. Barbara June Payne Kevin Anders Pease Gloria Jean Perdue Teresa Marie Perry Courtlyn Smith Phillips Johnny George Pinkett Diane Lynne Pleasanton Teresa Susan Poole Ted A. Powell Harry Wade Powers v William McKenzie Price, Jr. Merrill Reddish WILLIAM MCKENZIE PRICE, JR.: “Bill”; remembered for Wi-Hi; plans are with the Navy; Track, Library Club, Cross Country. MERRILL REDDISH: “Merrill”; Plans are undecided. RANDALL CRAIG RICHINS: “Skip”; remembered for wrecking his MG; Foot¬ ball III, IV, JV Basketball, Wrestling III, JV. ANTHONY HALLMAN RICKERT: “Tony”; plans are college; Tennis II, Prom Committee, Honor Society III, IV, Band II, III, IV, Tom-Tom, Key Club II. TYANN ELIZABETH ROBERTS: “Tease”; remembered for her constant smile; plans to join WAC. BRENDA KAY RONK: “Ronkie”; re¬ membered for her bad driving; plans are nursing; Key Kadettes II, III, Pres. IV, Student Council III, IV, MCC II, III, IV, State Office IV, Tom-Tom (co-editorj IV, Senior Class Play, Honor Society III, IV, Secretary IV, Float Committee IV, Prom Committee. Randall Craig Richins Anthony Hallman Rickert Seniors DAVIS RUTHERFORD RUARK: “Davis ’; plans are to be a lawyer; Honor Society III, IV, Monitor IV, JV Basketball Mgr., Baseball II, III, IV, JV Football, Key Club III, IV, Football III, IV, Sopho¬ more Class Treas., Junior Class Pres., First Vice-Pres. Student Council IV, III, Basketball III, IV, Wi-Hi News III, IV. CHARLES ALFRED RUSSELL: Charle ; remembered as Sir Edward of Lichenstein; plans to be an architect and racing driver; Spanish Club II, Pres. Ill, Chess Club II, Vice-Pres. Ill, Key Club II, III, IV, Key Convention III, IV, Stu¬ dent Council III, IV, Monitor IV, Home¬ coming Floats II, III, IV, Prom Committee IV, Driver Ed cars III, IV, Tom-Tom IV. DAVID ELLIOTT SAVEIK1S: “David”; plans are college; Wi-Hi News IV. CYNTHIA JEAN SCOTT: “Cindy ; re¬ membered for her size; plans are mar¬ riage. REBECCA SCOTT: “Becky ; plans are undecided: Key Kadettes II. JONNA ELIZABETH SHAHEEN: “ Jon- na ; plans are to be a music instructor. David Elliott Saveikis Cynthia jean Scott Rebecca Scott onna Elizabeth Shaheen Denise Darlene Shockley Janice Collingsworth Shockley ROBERT SHANER: “Bobby”; remem¬ bered for his rod; plans are auto me¬ chanics. NANCY KATHRYN SHEPARD: “Nan¬ cy ; remembered as the Gypsy Woman; plans to be a nurse. DENISE DARLENE SHOCKLEY: “Dee- Dee ; remembered for her craziness; Band II, III, IV, Vice-President Junior Class, President Senior Class, Student Council III. JANICE COLLINGSWORTH SHOCK- LEY: “Janice ; plans are to be a house¬ wife. JOANNE LANKFORD SHOCKLEY: “Joanne ; plans are to be a housewife. REGINALD LEWIS SHOCKLEY: “Moby Dick”; remembered as Brains . . . Brains . . . Brains; plans to be a millionaire by age 21; Prom Committee IV. WILLIAM SHOCKLEY, JR.: “Shock Bloc ' ’: remembered for sleeping in class; plans are undecided; JV Football, Bas¬ ketball II. CHARLES WILLIAM SHORES, JR.: “Chuck ; plans are to attend college. WILLIAM SHRIEVES: “Bill ; plans are undecided. SYLVIA SIMPSON: “Sylvia ; plans are undecided. oanne Lankford Shockley William Shockley, Jr. Reginald Lewis Shockley Charles William Shores, Jr. William Shrieves Sylvia Simpson Seniors BERNICE SHAY SIMS: “Shay”; plans are undecided. LEE SMILEY: “Lee”; plans are undecid¬ ed; Track II. TONI SM LEY: “Toni”; plans are un¬ decided. ALLEN B. SMITH, JR.: “Allen”; plans are to be a Gray technician; J.V. Foot¬ ball. DONALD SMITH: “Don”; plans are undecided. MARION KIBBLE SMITH: “Twinkle Toes”; remembered for his inept ability to forget the unforgettable; plans are to attend college; Football III, IV, Key Club III, IV. STEPHEN ALLEN SMITH: “Steve”; re¬ membered as a good student; plans are in the services; Football IV. STEVEN PRESTON SMITH: “Steve”; remembered for being himself; plans are to attend college; Tennis II, III, IV, Chess Club II, Cross Country IV. NORMAN CURTIS SNEAD: “Nick”; remembered for his love for all Senior girls; plans to join the Air Force; DECA Store; Project Toys. RONNIE JAMES STANFORD: “Stan- back”; remembered for playing basket¬ ball; plans are in business; J.V. Basket¬ ball; Basketball III, IV, Track III, IV, Soccer III, IV. Stephen Allen Smith Steven Preston Smith Bernice Shay Sims Lee Smiley Toni Smiley Allen B. Smith, Jr. Donald Smith Norman Curtis Snead Marion Kibble Smith Ronnie fames Stanford Regina Stanley Antonia Gary Stephens REGINA STANLEY: “Regina”; plans undecided. ANTONIA GARY STEPHENS: “Tony”; remembered for playing football; plans are to become a State policeman; Foot¬ ball II III, IV, Track II, III, IV. SUE ELLEN STOAKLEY: “Brandy”; remembered for hooking with David Harpool; plans are to be a housewife; Color Guard IV, Senior Class Play. HARRIS KEITH STROZIER: “Kee Kee”; remembered for his basketball per¬ formance; plans are to be an Ocean¬ ographer; Student Council III, Cross Country II, III, IV, Basketball I, II, III, IV, Band I, II, III, IV. OLIN JAMES TARR, JR.: “Olin”; re¬ membered for Wi-Hi’s only underground newspaper; plans are undecided; Hu¬ man Relations Club II, III. LINDA FAYE TAYLOR: “Lynn”; re¬ membered for ever-present smile; plans are in nursing; AFS II, Concert Choir II, III, IV, MCC II. Sue Ellen Stoakley Harris Keith Strozier Seniors STEPHEN CRAIG TAYLOR: “Steve”; remembered as David Cassidy; plans are college, perhaps law; Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Yearbook IV, Wi-Hi News, editorial editor IV. THELMA KAY TAYLOR: “Thelma”; remembered for her friendliness and warm personality; plans to be a social worker; FHA, Lorax, Human Relations. WANDA CAROL TAYLOR: “Wanda”; remembered by her blue eyes; plans to enter the Navy. BARBARA ANN THOMAS: “Bobbie”; plans to be a lawyer. MELISSA JOY THOMAS: “Melissa”; remembered for her cheerleading abil¬ ity; plans are to attend college; Key Kadettes II, French Club III, J.V. Cheer¬ leader II, Varsity Cheerleader II, Year¬ book IV. NEIL THOMAS: “Neil”; plans are col¬ lege; Choir III, IV, J.V. Football II, Track II, III, IV, Key Club III, IV. Stephen Craig Taylor Thelma Kay Taylor Wanda Carol Taylor Barbara Ann Taylor Preston Ervin Thomas Theresa Ellen Thornton Patricia Joy Townsend Thomas Townsend Vannessa Portia Townsend Dale Trader PRESTON ERVIN THOMAS: “Chicken and Gravy”; remembered by holding on to Charlotte; plans to play professional ball; Sets III, Soccer III, IV. THERESA ELLEN THORNTON: ' Ter¬ ry”; plans to be an X-ray technician: AES II, III, Track III, Softball IV, Year¬ book IV. CHER LYNN TOWNSEND: ”Cheri”; remembered for never being here when its summer; plans are to be a secretary. DAVID TOWNSEND: ”David”; plans are undecided. PATRICIA JOY TOWNSEND: “Patti”; plans are to be an architect; AES II, III, IV, Spanish Club III, Band II. Ill, IV, Senior Class Play, Latin Club III, Library Assistant IV. THOMAS TOWNSEND: “Tommy”; plans are undecided. VANNESSA PORTIA TOWNSEND: “Van”; plans are to attend college; DE II, Track III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV. DALE TRADER: “Dale”; plans are un¬ decided. THOMAS TULL: “Tom”; remembered by Linda; plans are undecided. ANDREW JAMES TURNER: “Andy”; remembered for his humorous per¬ sonality; plans are to attend college; Band II, III, IV, Thespians II, III, IV, Student Government IV. Thomas Tull Andrew James Turner Seniors CHARLES ROBERT TWILLEY: “Monk”; remembered for his personality; plans are undecided. MONTE MATER AS TWILLEY: “Zoo”; remembered for the Ugly Man Pageant; plans are to attend college; Thespians IV, Choir III IV, Soccer II, III, Basket¬ ball III, IV, Track fl, Human Relations IV. VICTOR WAYNE TWILLEY: “Vic”; plans are to attend college; Lorax III, IV, JV Basketball Mgr. Ill, Band III, IV, Basketball Mgr. IV. PAMELA M. VANGELDER : “Pam”; re¬ membered for her shortness; plans are to attend college; Key Kadetts II, III, IV, FHA III, AFS IV, Tom-Tom IV, Home¬ coming Float II, III, IV. MICHAEL CURTIS VINCENT: “Mike”; remembered for the Hockey game he played; plans are to teach; Soccer III, IV, Basketball Mgr. II, III, IV, Tennis IV, Key Club IV, Lorax IV, French Club IV, Chess Club III. CAROL VOLLMER: “Carol”; plans are undecided; Softball II, III, IV, Hockey III, IV, Basketball IV, Track III, IV. CYNTHIA LEE WAINRIGHT: “Cindy”; remembered for saying, “Is that loud enough, Sally?”; plans are to be nurse; Color Guard III, IV. LINDA ANNE WAINRIGHT: “Linda”; remembered for Tommy; plans are to attend business college; FHA III. ALEXANDER WALKER: “Alex”; re¬ membered for his beard and sideburns; plans are undecided; SETS II. CHARLOTTE LEE WALKER: “Char¬ lotte”; plans are to be a hairdresser. Cynthia Lee Wainright Linda Anne Wainright Charles Robert Twilley Monte Materias Twilley Victor Wayne Twilley Pamela Mary VanGelder Michael Curtis Vincent Carol Vollmer Alexander Walker Charlotte Walker CULON B. WALKER: “Cue-Tips”; plans are to attend college; J.V. Football II, Basketball IV, Track II, Choir III. ELLEN RUTH WALSTON: “Ellen ; plans are to attend college; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play, Wi-Hi News III, IV, Yearbook IV, Key Kadettes II, III, IV, Thespians II, III, IV, AFS III, IV, Choir II, III, IV, Latin Club IV. JESSE ROSENBERGER WANNER, IV: “Jesse ; remembered for B-But; plans are to attend college; Band II, III, IV. DONALD RAY WARD: Don ; re¬ membered for his yellow car; plans are to become an electrician. PAIGE KIM WARD: “Kim”; plans are to attend college. DONALD RAY WARE, JR.: “Don ; re¬ membered for Alison and gymnastics: plans are in art; Homecoming Float IV. nw ■ n mjhjr Paige Kim Ward Donald Ray Ware Seniors UDITH HELEN WARRINGTON: ' ‘Judy”, plans to be a language inter- pretator; Senior Class Play, Honor So¬ ciety II, IV, AES III, President IV, Span¬ ish Club III, IV, Chess Club III, Key Kadettes III. DEBORAH LYNN WATSON: Debbie ; remembered for talking through her nose; plans are undecided: Honor Society III, IV, Prom Committee IV. DAVID WILSON WEAVER: David”; remembered for his cycle; plans are undecided. JUDITH ANNE WEBER: Judi ; plans are undecided. DONNA LEE WEBSTER: Donna”; re¬ membered for not doing what is ex¬ pected of her; plans are undecided; Thespian Club II, III, IV, Indian Chant IV. MICHAEL GLENN WEBSTER. Mike”; plans are to be an electrician. PHILIP EARL WEBSTER. Phil ; plans are to attend college; Cross Country II, III, IV, Track IV, Soccer III. DEBRA LYNN WEILAND: Debbie ; remembered for not having any senior activities; plans are to be a commercial artist; Thespians III, IV, Library Club II, Spanish Club II. CHERYLYNN WHITE: “Chery lynn ; remembered for her personality; plans are to be a secretary; Track II, III, IV, Color Guard II, III, Drill Team II. CYNTHIA GAIL WHITE: “Gail ; re¬ membered for being a flirt; plans are to be an interior decorator. Philip Earl Webster Debra Lynn Weiland Donna Lee Webster Michael Glenn Webster Cherylynn White Cynthia Gail White Stephen Leroy White Teresa Renee White Michael Patrick Wil ev Debra Ann Williams Steven Edward White Charles Kenneth Whittington, Jr. David Williams Shawn Lee Wilsey STEPHEN LEROY WHITE: Sparky”; plans are to attend college: J.V. Foot¬ ball II, J.V. Basketball, Baseball II, Foot¬ ball IV, Track 111. STEVEN EDWARD WHITE: “Steve”; plans are undecided; Band II, III, IV. TERESA RENEE WHITE: “S hortie”; plans to attend college; Library Club. CHARLES KENNETH WHITTINGTON, JR.: “White”; remembered for chasing women; plans are to attend college. MICHAEL PATRICK WILLEY: “Mike”; plans are undecided. DAVID WILLIAMS: “David”; plans are undecided. DEBRA ANNE WILLIAMS: “Debbie ; remembered for being a Key Club Sweetheart; plans are to be a teacher; J.V. Cheerleader II, Varsity Cheerleader III, Hockey Team IV, Wi-Hi News IV. SHAWN LEE WILSEY; “Shawn”; re¬ membered for having both parents in school; plans are to be a special ed. teacher; Senior Class Float, Prom Com¬ mittee IV, Senior Class Play III, Library Club II, AFS IV, Key Kadettes II. Tom¬ Tom IV, Junior Class Play III, Children ' s Theater III. DONNA JO WINDSOR: “Jo ; remem¬ bered as Fort Knox; plans are to join the Army; Majorette II, IV, Hockey Manager II. KERRY WELDON WINDSOR: “Kerry”; plans are undecided. Donna Jo Windsor Kerry Weldon Windsor KEITH STEHMAN WOLGEMUTH: Neut : remembered for being a ladies ' man: plans are to attend college: Spanish Club Ili Indian Chant IV. FRANKLIN LEON WRIGHT: “Octane : remembered for his athletic ability: plans are to attend college: Cross-coun- try II, III. IV: Wrestling II, III. IV. Track II, III, IV. LARRY ANDREW WRIGHT: “Pop : plans are undecided: Basketball IV: Track IV. LYNN ELLEN WRIGHT: “Lynn ,r : re¬ membered for liking small things: plans are undecided: Decu III, IV. CHERYL ANN WYATT: remembered for Wilt-the-Stilt: plans are to teach music: Key Kadetts II: FTA II: Band II, III, IV: Choir III, IV: Dance Committee IV: Assemblies Committee IV: junior Float. SHARON ANN ZANOWICK: “Sharon : remembered for being an ecology nut: plans are to attend college: Deca II, III: Lorax Club III, IV. BRUCE G. ZOCKOLL: “Zock : remem¬ bered for the cartoon “The Bluecheer : plans are to be an art teacher: Thespians III, IV: Indian Chant IV: Wi-Hi News IV. THOMAS BAKER: plans are undecided: Work Study Program. SUSAN DALE ROSE: “Suey : remem¬ bered as our foreign correspondent in New Zealand: plans are to attend col¬ lege: AFS II, III, IV: Tennis IV: Honor Society: Spanish Club: Choir. Keith Stehman WoJgemuth Franklin Leon Wrieht Larry Andrew Wright Lynn Ellen Wright Cheryl Ann Wyatt Sharon Ann Z anowick Susan Dale Rose Bruce G. Zockoll Thomas Baker SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Our history is merely u dream record. Some of these dreams came to pass because we thought they were imaginative or useful or beautiful. Some of them drifted into obscurity because we didn ' t like them, or didn ' t know, or didn ' t care. We as a class could only dream of a first in a Homecoming Float. Glenn Miles let his dreams take him to the Tournament of Roses Parade in California. Our football team turned a dream into reality in their victory over MB. the Jr-Sr Banquet came to pass again as we reinstituted it, in our junior year. Our basketball boys had a dream that led them to State. Harris Strozier let his dreams take him to 10(10 points and 1000 rebounds, and a place on the All-State Basketball Team. Nan Mabe ' s dream of victory at the Girls ' State Track Meet turned into an event when she not only placed third in the 880 run but also was the only girl in our county to place in any event. In addition she broke the county record. Ietje de Rooy allowed her dream to carry her far away from her home. Her contri¬ bution to our history is immeasurable and we hope we have given her the opportunity to make her dream come true. Truly we are a class of dreamers. We stand ready to change the bud and rebuild the good. But we cannot be ca ught up in the age-old practice of dreaming and then simply standing there with our dreams in our pockets. We must become doers. Our motto says “some men see . . . we dream but we must change our motto to “some men dream ... we act...”. And we must be willing to make this change, for our his¬ tory lies, for the most part, in the future. Indeed, we have left our mark at WiHi both as a class and as individuals. But the classes of 74 and 75 and ’76 will also leave their marks. To set ours elves apart from the crowd, we must make our mark in the future; we must set our goals now. And whether good or bad, success or defeat, we must strive to make them a part of our history; we must strive as individuals. Fifty years from now, will we be able to look back and point out our accomplishments, those things that made us both different and outstanding? Are we going to follow the easy road? Or, in fact, are we going to make our own path to glory, our own thoroughfare through history? We stand on the “threshold of a dream . The pages of our history remain blank; the white leaves present a challenge. They dare us, and surely we will accept their challenge. We will set our goals. And while some men will only see and ask why, we will dream and then act. Send a message to history from the class of 1973, and tell it we accept its challenge. With a heart full of the past and a hand full of the future, we will make our history a success. Respectfully, Judy Moon, Historian Richie Lawrence Secretary i Debbie Hart Vice-President Denise Shockley President ■Mi?A Do QfuJdtll W ? fa sr® v i 7 ) 4 -, - m JBf ft r . Jr v n J A N J| A ■ o j uei JtuJdU , AmaUJLj 0 ■j .(Lrg£M rv j itiUGrTOH} 1 w- We £yp-, -W 5 S C JT Q e. OjyjJJ yVjX Ktiwy Let fleilsHWMtl 1 V, m 973 • . Y7?a U vjr 3 CUooe J M n y -)) A j jlsV ' . -Z 1 ' ESS ' , „ S JUNIORS Living a good life .,. being true to your ideals , yourself ... sing your song . .. pray your prayer ... dream your dream ... be involved . .. Dawn Adams Alton Adkins Rita Adkins Bonnie Alamo Carlos Alamo Jean Andersen Vicki Anderton Sharon Arnold Robin Arvey Brad Ayers Brian Badger Deborah Baer Steven Baer Sheryl Baker Terri Baker David Barkley Harrison Barkley Linda Barkley Darlene Barnes Gregory Bartrug Ronnie Beauchamp Bruce Beckett Denise Behrens Deborah Belcher Stanley Bell Ruth Bendler Hazel Bergeron Everett Birckhead Dale Bowden Jennifer Bowden John Bowman Juanita Bowman Robert Bozman Thomas Bradley Valencia Bradshaw Susan Bratten Lauren Brickous Florinda Briddell Gerome Bright Randy Brinson Karen Broadwater Gayle Brown Jackie Brown Keith Brown Thomas Brown James Bunting Thomas Burrells Debbie Cahall Patricia Callaway John Campbell William Camper David Carduff Deborah Carpenter Donald Carrigan Melodye Caulk Beatrice Chandler fanis Chandler Phil Chatham Frank Chelton Wendy Chew Francis Church Gary Church Kay Cobb Linda Collins Sheree Collins Terri Collins Eartha Conway Debbie Cooper Alma Copes Alva Corbin Eva Corbin Martina Corbin Karen Core Charlene Cottman Preston Darby Nathanial Dashields Roland Dashiell Teddy Dashiell t Deborah Doveluy Kevin Davidson Robin Davidson Diana Davis Robert Davis Valarie Davis Rodney Dean Brian Dennis Lester Dennis Sharina Deshields John Devereux Steve Dodson Lorrie Donaway Merry Dowdle James Downing Willis Duncan Debra Eckstine Sabrina Edwards Cora Elliott Karen Elliott ... let the comedy begin !... I have a long way to go ... lots to be learned and lots to know about . .. what’s an IMC? ... a time for rings and things ... like winning ... .. . we seek to improve the quality of our lives; we toy with our destinies ... we have experienced the past; we await the future . .. it’s bound to be great ... Kristi Elliott Bonnie Ellis Mary Ellen Ellis Mary Emond Bonnie Ennis Cathie Ennis Douglas Ennis Ernie Ennis Marilyn Ennis Steve Erving Mark Etmanski Phyllis Everett Donald Ewait Kevin Farrington Steve Farrow Lou Ann Fields Robert Fields Cynthia Figgs Diane Finney Donald Fisher Nancy Fogel Carolyn Foreman William Franklin Barbara Freeman Herbert Gaines Phil Gale Fred Gardener Kimberly Ginter Billy Giordano Beth Gismondi Terry Gravenor Susan Griffin Barbara Grimes Mark Grudis Faye Gunter Melissa Gunter Esat Guzey Barbara Hagen Doris Hall Leslie Hamilton Linda Hamilton Gary Hammond Mark Hammond Leonard Harmon Charlotte Harris Shirley Harris Adrian Hart Christine Hart Pam Hart Sandy Hastings William Hastings Ronald Hawkins Barry Hayes Valencia Hayes Larry Hayward Forest Hazel Barbara Healy Marcia Hearn Beverly Hickman Mike Hickman Sue Hickman Charlotte Hill Keith Hill Timothy Hill Gary Hitch Karen Hoffman Carole Holloway Greg Hoppes Bradley Homan Brenda Howard William Hudson Denise Hughey Tyrone Hughey Ronald Hurley Gail Hussey Robert Hutchins Bonnie James Allison Jenkins Kirk Jenkins Cheryl Johnson Wanda Johnson Pat Jolley Barbara Jones Crystal Jones Curtis Jones Danny Jones Delcia Jones Gwen Jones Joyce Jones Linda Jones Scott Jones Randy Judy Donna Justice Susan Keen Alyce Keener Deborah Kellett Arlene Kelley Diane Kennedy ... in between . .. a year in limbo . .. a searching, a yearning .. . to be a part, to be accepted .. . finding our own place . .. looking for a direction to go ... how? whv? where? ... we face each new challenge with hope; there is occasionally cause for despair ... float meetings with the flavor of success ... do you understand the trig?... Walter Killman Frederick King Kevin Kinnamon fane Langrall Terri Layfield Carmella Leak Sam Leather bury Paul Lecates Craig Lee Cheryl Lewis Fil Lewis Wanda Lewis Terri Littleton William Littleton John Lockner Armenthia Long Donald Long Donna Long Shirley Long Cheryl MacMillan George Maddox Phyllis Maddox Aaron Marshall Linda Martin William Martin Raymond Massey Charles Matthews Ronald McKelvey foann McKenney Lewis McKinney Timothy McMicheal Jeffry McMullen Melodye McNelia Arthur Meilhammer Joan Merritt Charles Messick Valerie Metz Victoria Meyer Debbie Miles Johnnie Miller Robert Milne Brenda Mitchell Kim Mitchell Sharon Mitschke Dawn Moore Philip Moreno John Morgan Jeffry Morris Mitchell Morris 71 Robert Morris Sydney Morton John Mumford Scot Murrell Terry Myers Doug Naarup Peter Nagler Donna Naples David Neal Nancy Newsome Shivonne Nicholson Pamela Nottingham Broderick Nutter Peggy Oldach Betty Oliphant Diana Oliver Steve Olson Floyd Orr Steven Overbeck Charlotte Parker Geoffrey Parker Janet Parker Steve Parker Debbie Parsons Douglas Parsons James Parsons Russell Payne Sarah Pease Wanda Peek 72 Debra Penuei David Perdue Phyllis Perdue Eva Peterson Jennifer Phillips Mary Phillips Donna Pitroski Delphine Polk Renee Polk Michael Pope Robin Porter John Potter Bonnie Powell Thomas Priest Barbara Purnell James Purnell Rodney Pusey Terri Pusey Steven Rayne Vincent Reid ... we can make it happen ... do you like orange and yel¬ low walkways? . . . ah, Mrs. George, we miss your aspirin . . . changes in all around us; changes in us . . . good? ... nothing is better for thee than three ... success, again ... it’s a young world, and we are the young idealists ... so much to do... we can ... Anthony Revell Ben Reynolds fames Richardson George Richardson Patti Riley Lewis Riley Ruth Rine fames Rivers Susan Roberts William Robinson Phyllis Ruby Shevon Savage Thomas Scarborough Steve Schaffer ferry Schoolfield Bonnie Scott John Seaton Mary Selby John Shaheen Louise Sheppard 74 Linda Shockley Marsha Shockley Paul Shockley Robert Short Charles Silvia Mike Simpson Robert Simpson Billy Singleton Arnetta Smiley Brian Smith Carl Smith Richard Smith Donna Smith Frank Smith Gary Smith Renee Smith Steve Smith Troy Smith Robert Smith Maggie Snead Jo Snedeker Ann Somerville Clemmie Sparks foe Sparrow Derrick Stanford Donna Stephens Vic key Stevens David Stone Sonya Stone Teresa Sutton Janet Tate Carol Taylor Larry Taylor Terry Taylor Valerie Taylor Carol Terry David Timmons Amy Townsend Gary Townsend Mary Townsend Marcus Trader Stephen Trader Steven Travers Debra Twigg Bruce Twilley Gail Twilley Phillip Twilley Debbie Tyndall Angela Vice Robin Wagner Mary Sue Wallace Mindy Waller Douglas Ware William Warren Susan Watson Sylvester Watson Cheryl Weber Elaine Webster t Georgia Webster Mike Webster Sidney Webster Gary Welch Melody Welch Katherine West Roger West Gwendolyn Whaley Jeff Whaley Gwendolyn White Janet White Janice White Julia White Maria White Rebecca White Tina Whittington John Wilkins Charles Willey Donna Willey ... U. S. history, trial by fire .. . the finest year I have known thus far... I hope to study further ... I want to build, to conquer, to heal, to mold a world ... can I? Sandra Mark Leslie Ivy Glenn Donald Robert Willey Williams Williar Wise Wootten Wright Vo une Bonita Shelly Virginia Lurry Oliver Jeff o Given Williams Williams Wilson Wood Wootten Wyatt Z ockoll .. . one more year ... a real celebration waiting for us all .. . watch out world, here comes ' 74 . . . Camera Shy Willis Duncan Scotty Myer Vernon Esham Virginia White Wade Long Elton Ennis Patricia Finney Larry Hayward Donna Twilley George Howard Rhonda Wilson unior Class Officers: C Elliott. F. Gunter . A. Marshall, It. Polk. 78 SOPHOMORES Barbara Adams Cynthia Adams fames Ader Patricia Adkins Judy Alexander Lawrence Alexander Mary Ames Thomas Anderson Donald Anderson Craig Andrews Dennis Andrews Thomas Appleby foi Ardis Gary Austin Gregory Ayers Dion Bailey Faye Bailey Susan Baird Jessine Baker Alan Banks Regina Barkley Bundance Beauchamp Elton Beauchamp Scott Benjamin Michelle Bishop Kimberly Black David Blades Darlene Blake Devra Bonner t Richard Bonner Perry Boulter Richard Bowen Cynthia Bradford Michael Bradford Thomas Bradley Thomas Bradshaw Susan Bradway foanne Brand Joyce Bratten Mary Bratten Georgia Brent Lamont Brickous Anthony Bridges Linda Bright Cindy Brittingham Dallas Brittingham Linda Brittingham Charles Brown Glenn Brown Oh, summer is over, but the music keeps playing ... one-way halls are for the kids ... what ' s a mini course ... how come we don ' t have a play? ... learning the facts of life all over again in Health class . . . growing up ... even when cast among others in a crowd, my individuality shines through ... ...we play magic games in class ... Jerry Brown Kenneth Brown Barbara Barley Sheila Burrell Cheryl Burton Linda Campbell Terry Carr Clara Christopher Victor Church Bruce Clark Stuart Cluff Sherre Coleman Gertrude Collins Linda Collins Ronnie Collins Tyrone Conway Harold Cook Thelma Corbin April Cropper Virgil Cropper Cathy Cullen Dixie Cullen Cynthia MacCurtis Wayne Curtis Joe Daniels Kathy Danmeyer Madona Dashiell Sharon Dashiells Tom Dashiell Edwina Davis Pam Davis Vanessa Davis Vivian Davis Ella Deal Lawrence Deal Alexander Deni Brian Dennis Lamont Dennis Lyle Dennis Shiela Deshields James Dickson Clarence Disharoon Colleen Dorman Jerry Douglas Gary Downs Betty Duffy Shirley Duffy Mike Dulin Beth Dunn Matthew Dykes David Eckstine Norman Edwards Kenneth Elliott Mike Elrod Diane Elzey Trond Emberland Cindy Eutsler Jessie Evans Bertha Farlow Roslynn Ferguson Cindy Fields Charles Filgueras Brenda Fitch Laura Fontaine Cynthia Fooks James Freeman Doris Gaines Sheila (rains Deborah Gates Andre Gattes Daryl Gerstermaier Bonnie Gilbert George Gillis Mark Gortman Diane Graham Toni Gravenor Jayne Gray Victor Green Betty Guse William Gully Mervin Gunther Nilufer Guzey Mark Hake Annette Hall Donald Hampshire Victoria Handy Patrick Harpool Joan Harrington Cheryl Harris Emily Haslam Michelle Hayes Bernard Hayward Bruce Hearn Brauseri Hearne Neil Helgeson Tyrvana Henry Leslie Henszey Vickie Hess Sometimes I feel myself day dreaming ... A lot to learn about , a lot we don ' t know ... Grass- stained jeans !... who got his hair cut? ... “I’ve crouched in this small room each day content to daze the hours away ” (Helen L. Marshall) you have to get through another day ... put on youf “paraphernalia ... hoping it doesn ' t snow while you are driving on the road ... you ' re on the range . .. keep your eyes on the road ... keep on your toes ... down on your knees praying that you will pass the two hour exam ... Barbara Hill Linda Hill Terry Himmler Steve Hirsch Ted Hobbs Robert Hoffman Frank Holden Teresa Holland Timothy Hommel Patricia Howard Kenneth Hudson Romona Hudson Phyllis Hull Mike Huntington Victor Hupke Kevin Hutchins Mario Hutt Lynn Jackson Sara Jackson Barbi Jacobsen 86 Doris fames Arthur fohnson Betnetta Johnson Cornell Johnson Debra Johnson Emma Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Roger Johnson Thomas Johnson Andre Jones Carol Jones Carolyn Jones Chellie Jones Grant Jones John Jones Karlus Jones Kenneth Jones Lynn Jones Marilyn Jones Bennie Joynes Debbie Kane Hampton Kellam Deborah Kelley Sue Kellogg George Kemp Cynthia Kennedy Marie Kennedy Sharon Ketterman Keith Kimlel build a float that laughs back at you ... you have two more floats to build ... you know how it feels to lose ... go to a pep rally just in time to go home ... to create where there once was nothing ... Jay King Karen King Kimberly King Rose King fames Kinnamon Karen Kinnikin Robert Kitchens Lisa Kovacic Ellen Kremer Howard LaBounty Barbara Lane Manuel Lane IV Ricky Lankford Ed Lashley Jay Lasley Steven Layton Michael Lemay Kendall Leonard Donald Lewis Sheila Lewis Valarie Lewis April Lightfoot Susan Lindeman Becky Livingood Adolf Lofton Catherine Long William Lowry Gary Maczis Gene Malone Mark Malone Tom Mariner Julie Martin Bruce Massey Danny Massey Sue Massey Lynn Maxwell Reginald McKinney Given McNelia Cecilia Meilhammer Charles Melson Valerie Melson John Menzel Stacia Messick Brenda Miles Carolyn Mills Glenn Miller Lamont Mitchell Reginald Moore Sandy Moore Tonya Moore Robert Morcom Ann Morris Anthony Morris Carlton Morris Earlene Morr is Chiquita Morton Carol Muenster Gregory Mum for d Bryan Mur free Jon Murphy Kim Musser Wendy Naarup Keith Neal Rose Nichols Truitt Nichols Barbara Nickerson Daniel Noble Allen Noehl Danny Noehl Michael North David Oldach Carl Osterman Mike Oursler Anna Owens Genesis Parker Gertrude Parker John S. Parder Michael Parker t Sheila Parker Willis Parker Jeanie Parson Cynthia Parsons Mark Parsons Steven Parsons Vicky Payne Antoinette Perry Barry Phillips Karen Phillips Tamey Phippin Janet Pierce Terri Pleasanton Ingrial Polk James B. Poole Chester Pope Darlene Preston Bryan Price Steven A. Price Mary Lou Priest ... being told you can ' t get out for 7th period study hall ... knowing you can ' t do homework in the library (IMC) . . . your feelings of love t hate, joy f and sorrow form patterns in your lives ... ... knowing that you can get sick only certain periods of the day ... no more aspirin ... having to eat school lunches ... it seems we never get ahead ... Wayne Pryor Josie Psota Brenda Purnell Roderick Purnell Debbie Ramsay Diana Reddish Bridgette Reynold Ronald Richardson Gregory Richins Gail Riley Leah Rine Evelyn Ringold Dawn Robertson Ronald Robinson John Ruark Howard Rubin Carolyn Sample Joanne Sapp Helen Savage Suzette Scarborough 92 Jonathan Schoffstall Paul Scott Mike Seidel Charles Selby Terry Sensenig Thomas Seward John Shaheen William Shockley Debbie Shores Anthony Simpson Bill Smith Bob Smith Brenda Smith Carol Smith Cindy Smith Clayton Smith Franklin Smith James Smith Kathleen Smith Scott Smith Wayne Smith Elizabeth SmuHen Harlan Smullen Rebecca Smullen Frank Sockeiter Teresa Sonnier Nancy Sparks Vicki Squires Eve Stelzner Donald Stephens Cheryl Stewart Wi lliam Stewart Karen Stone Malcolm Strozier Richard Sutliffe David Sweeny Cheryl Swift Joy Swift Andre Sykes Bryan Taylor Kenneth Taylor Russell Taylor Yvette Taylor Danny Thomas Gary Thomas Deborah Timmons Candy Tingle Richard Tingle Charles Titus Michaelle Todd Keith Tolan Ann Towner Leisa Townsend Alan Trader Brandon Trader Vanessa Trader Debbie Trout Wes Turner Kimberley Vaughan Teresa Vickers Allen Virostek Bonnie Waggoner Sharon Waite Kenneth Walker Nathan Walker Samuel Walker LaVerne Wallace Leslie Ward Monica Washington Gerald Waters Kevin Watts Elaine Weatherly Chris Webster Sandy Webster William Wells Melody West Charles White William White The hour is late ... Its time we begin .. Why don ' t we have our own banquet .. having no respect from others. Harold White Margaret White Ronald White Shirley White Keith Whitecotton Judy Whitman Sheree Wilkerson Ronald Wilkins Joseph Williams Peggy Williams Terri Williams Tina Williams John Wilson Diane Winborne Joan Woody Sheree Workman Daphne Wright Deborah Wright Eugene Wright Sandra Wright Vanita Wyche Effrossina Yannousaki Joan Zanowick CAMERA SHY you ' ve only just begun ... you stand on your own in the end to face the reality of triumph or defeat . . . no more stairs to climb . .. eat after gym? .. . rings next year . .. only two more years! Irene Bailey Jerry Brown Donna Bunting Barbara Burley Duane Dismuke William Franklin Denise Gauthier Cadus Jones Reginald Jones Ellen Kremer Cynthia Madden William Reid Guy Simmons David Sullivan Julia TagliaLavora Kenneth Walker Debbie White 96 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY t JOAN HALL JANE FORD LENA WOJTANUWSKI Secretary Secretary Secretary ROBERT DOUGLAS B.A. History , M.S. Secondary School Administration Vice Principal W. FRANKLIN WALLER A.R Social Science Vice Principal 99 WILLIAM P. ABBOTT B.A. History Seminar in India World History RUBY BEAUCHAMP B.A. Psychology Special Education LOUISE BENNETT B.S. Business Education Typing, Notehand KATHLEEN BIDDLE B.A. English English II WALTER BLOODSWORTH B.A. English English IV 100 T ALFRED BORDEN B.A. Mechanical Arts Industrial Arts KENNETH BRADLEY B.A. History Special Education Coordinator VIRGINIA BURCH ETTE B.S. Home Economics Home Economics HENRIETTA CARRIGAN B.S. and M.S. Chemistry Chemistry ELIZABETH CARROLL B.S. Geometry, Algebra 101 GARY ELDER B.S. Driver ' s Education Driver ' s Education JULIA TAYLOR WILLIAM MALONE B.A. English B.A. Art English, Speech Dramatics Art WARREN SQUIRES B.S. Industrial Arts Education Industrial Arts COOL1DGE WOOD A.B. English, A.B. History, M.A. Education, English History English, Creative Writing 102 f JEAN BRYAN Secretary CLIFTON HOPE B.A. French, B.A. English, M.A. English Guidance Counselor FLORA DANIELS B.S. Business Education, M.A. Business Education, Certificate in Guidance Guidance Counselor MARIAN WILLIAMS B.S . Home Economics. M.A. Guidance Ed.. Guidance Guidance Counselor ELLEN PETRILLO Aide MARGARET MITCHELL Aide 103 DENNIS GILLMAN ROBERT HARRIS GARY GLADWELL B.S. f oreign Language B.A. Psychology B.S. Business Administration Spanish, Psychology Psychology Business Math, Bookkeeping ANDREW GUINTA B.S. Education, M.S. Education World History, Eco¬ nomics CYNTHIA GORE B.A. Speech and Dra¬ matics B.A. English English WAYNE MITCHELL B.A. English, M.A. International SUZANNE MASSEY Relations B.S. Math Education Problems of Democracy Advanced Mathematics WILLIAM JOHNSON A.B. History United States History, Contem¬ porary Affairs 105 LOU ELLA HOLLIDAY M.A. Physical Education Physical Education DEBORAH HOLLOWAY B.S. Physical Education Physical Education RUTH SHEATS B.S. Education; B.S. Business Education Typing, Business Machines STEPHEN SMITH Vocational Agriculture SHIRLEY GEORGE School Nurse 106 DAVID UNDERWOOD CL YD IE TAYLOR B.S. Biology, B.S. Physical Ed. B.A. Applied Art, M.A. Art Ed. Physical Science Art EUGENESTANKOSKY B.S. Business Typing CATHERINE PARSONS B.A. Home Economics Home Economics 107 ARLENE WHITE B.A. Erench Erench ROBERT W7LSEY B.A. Sociology. Psychology U. S. History BARBARA WfLSEY B.A. English. Education, M.A. Education English JIM WILSON B.S. Science Physics, Physical Sci¬ ence JIMMIE LEE WILSON M.A. Education. B.S. History Problems of Democracy 108 GEORGESCHOEPF B.S. and Masters Equivalent - JEAN WOOTTEN THOMAS ZIMMERMAN Physical Education A.B. Chemistry. M.A. Music B.S. Music, Education Physical Education Choir. Music Band HU EY SEVIER B.A. History United States History SUE WILTBANK B.S. Mathematics Math. Geometry 109 JAMES URSE BETTY JANE DASH I ELL BERNICE BELL B.S. Physical Education M.A. Health. B.S. Education B.S. Mathematics Drivers Ed Health General Math II HERMAN DENNIS Master ' s Equivalent Driver ' s Education Driver’s Education CARLDRAGWA B.S. Biology Biology no f LINDA DAY B.S. Business Education Typing, General Business, Busi¬ ness Math THOMAS FIELD B.A. Education Problems of Democracy FRANCESFLORY B.A. Music, M.A. Music, M.A. Library Science Media Centerian VERNON GIFFIN A.B. English, B.A. Social Studies Distributive Education I and II FRANCESDUDDERAR B.A. Education Major in English fr Spanish Minor Mathematics Algebra 111 EUNICERUARK B.S. English, Speech, Latin; MS. Religious Education Latin, Journalism 1, 2 CHERYL PEARCE B.S. English English REX McNEIL MS. Business Economics Business ELIZABETH ROYAL B.S. Mathematics Education Math LETICIA PARKER B.A. French, Spanish Spanish BRUCE OLDHAM B.S. Education History PEGGY PALMER B.S. English English THOMAS LEWIS B.S. Biology Biology 112 f Custodial And Cafeteria Staffs CUSTODIAL STAFF Front row: R. Handy. R. Burris. B. George. Back row: O. Rovinson. C. White. W. Tasker. L. Gillespie, K. Wiggins CAFFTFRIA WORKERS Bottom row L-R: L. Deal, I. Kelly, A. Morgan, M. Shockley. L. Hearn. Top row L-H: S. Michols. J. Lav field. B. King. P. Longfellow. t. Wright. 113 Bottom Row; D. Ruurk. . Pinkett, G. Neal, M. Overbeck, R. Baldwin, B. Deel, Captain, T. Stevens, R. Osterman, Cap¬ tain, C. Allen, Captain, N. Thomas, S. Smith, S. Richins, VV. Shockley. Middle Row: K. Farrington, S. Travers. B. Elliott, D. Ewalt, S. Trader, R. Judy, M. Smith, M. Crudis, D. Parsons, M. Webster, T. Meyers. Top Row: Coach Cupp, R. Robin¬ son. F. Wright. R. White, F. Hazel, B. Short, Coach Schoepf. to O O H to to to —1 — Wi Hi 1-2 St. Michaels 1 Wi Hi 0-3 Mardela ! Wi Hi 1-2 . M. Bennett Wi Hi 4-1 N. Dorchester Wi Hi 3-1 S. Dorchester Wi Hi 0-2 St. Michaels Wi Hi 0-3 Mardela Wi Hi 1-2 J. M. Bennett Wi Hi 3-1 N. Dorchester j Wi Hi 1-3 S. Dorchester J SOCETTUEM U Cl _ — Top row: . Freeman. R. Collins. K. Leonard, A. Morris. T. Hobbs, . Wilson, C. Morris, . Shaheen, R. Wells. T. Ilammel, . ohnson. Middle row: W. Smith. K. Kimel, A. Brittingham, B. Murphy, N. Edwards, T. Himmler, M. Lemay, C. Oster- man, T. Gully. Coach Mitchell Bottom row: R. Robertson, C. Smith. K. Walker. K. Neil, A. Trader, . King, N. Helgeson. S. Hampshire. CROSS COUNTRY Bottom L-R: D. Wright, S. Cluff, L. Brickous, F. Wright. R. West. S. Schaeffer. G. Maddox. Top L-R: Coach Malone. V. Reid. B. Taylor. S. Smith. P. Webster. T. Dashiells. BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL Willi 66-57 Pocomoke Wil li 89-74 Stephen Decature Willi 74-52 North Curoline Willi 48-74 Crisfield Willi 80-53 Mardelu Willi 67-62 Cambridge Willi 77-70 Washington Willi 99-95 Easton Willi 81-65 Bennett Willi 61-55 Queen Anne Willi 77-61 Mardela Willi 80-83 Stephen Decature Willi 54-56 Crisfield Willi 61-68 Cambridge Willi 76-79 Washington Willi 79-61 Bennett Willi 63 61 North Caroline W ' iIIi 65 64 Queen Anne Willi 81-69 South Dorchester Willi 59-62 Pocomoke BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row: M. Nesterak, mgr., B. Fitghugh. IV. Shockley, I. Cepeda, D. Corrigan, D. Corrigan, Co. Captain. Back row: V. Twilley, mgr., M. Twilley, mgr., R. Stanford, D. Naarup, M. Ennis, H. Strozier, Co. Captain, R. Morris. D. Ewalt, C. Allen, mgr., D. Langrall, mgr.. Coach Waller. . V. Basketball Identification Top row: M. Klrod. F. Smith. A. Marshall, G. Gillis. R. Shockley Bottom row: M. Seidel. C. Ostermon, K. Walker. G. Mumford. K. Strozier — Mgr. Missing: Coach Schaefer: D. Stanford. D. Smith. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft J. V. BASKETBALL WiHi 48-66 Poc omoke WiHi 45-44 Stephen Decatur WiHi 63-53 North Caroline WiHi 59-45 Crisfield WiHi 39-45 Mardela WiHi 40-51) Cambridge j WiHi 75-65 Washington WiHi 31-46 Easton WiHi 56-47 Bennett WiHi 52-56 Queen Anne WiHi 40-72 Stephen Decatur WiHi 67-50 Mardela WiHi 45-50 Crisfield WiHi 30-73 Cambridge WiHi 37-54 Washington WiHi 52-40 Bennett j WiHi 63-61 North Caroline WiHi 34-52 Queen Anne WiHi 84-18 South Dorchester WiHi 64-63 Pocomoke —H £ Q WRESTLING SCORES WiHi 27 33 WiHi 47 20 WiHi 48 17 WiHi 40 22 WiHi 39 24 WiHi 33 21 WiHi 33 24 WiHi 22 30 WiHi 30 33 WiHi 8 44 r,aston St. Michaels Stephen Decatur Mardela Easton St. Michaels Stephen Decatur lames M. Bennett Mardela James M. Bennett Front row: F. Waller. Physical Education Director. D. Wright, R. Hayes. G. Townsend. E. Miles. F. Wright. G. Maddox. F. Hazel. Coach Rowe. Second row: Coach Underwood. K. Watts, T. Gully. . Gib¬ son. R. Richins. T. Brown. V. Walker. R. Wells. V. Church. L TV] ♦•r ✓ Girls Basketball 11-5 WiHi 44-34 Pittsville WiHi 28-46 Cambridge WiHi 28-23 Crisfield | WiHi 55-25 Washington WiHi 36-26 Mardela WiHi 45-41 Stephen Decatur WiHi 26-24 Bennett WiHi 38-22 Crisfield WiHi 28-36 Cambridge 1 WiHi 51-25 Washington WiHi 26-24 Mardela WiHi 35-42 Stephen Decatur WiHi 39-41 Bennett WiHi 40-16 Pittsville Tournament: WiHi 55-51 Crisfield WiHi 29-45 Cam bridge rf LX G RLS BASKETBALL Seated r-l: ]. Vice, C. Shelton, S. Phippin, B. Alamo. Kneeling: C. Vollmer, T. Burley, D. Davis, D. Briddeli, D. Behrens, C. Parsons. D. Ramsey. Standing: D. Outten, mgr., N. Mabe, W. Naarup, P. Hull, D. Hobbs. . Moon. C. Stuart, mgr., Mrs. D. Holloway, coach. • I V GIRLS BASKETBALL The season begins . . . new coach, new players . . . victory then defeat and more victories . . . close exciting games . . . 3 in overtime . . . take a 10-4 record to the District 5 Tourney . . . and finish 3rd . . . the laughter and the tears have all turned to success . . . BASEE Wi Hi IALL 0 4 SCORES James M. Bennett WiHi 0 4 Kaslon WiHi 4 11 Stephen Decatur WiHi 7 10 Gris field WiHi 3 2 Mardela WiHi 9 1 Pittsville WiHi 6 1 Pocomoke WiHi 8 4 Washington High | WiHi 6 3 James M. Bennett WiHi 1 5 Stephen Decatur WiHi 7 2 Crisfield WiHi 5 0 Murdela WiHi 15 0 Pittsville WiHi 3 2 Pocomoke WiHi 6 0 Snow Hill BASEBALL Top row: N. Hagerson, D. Ruark. D. Ewalt. T. Himmler, D. White, G. Austin. 2nd row: Coach Waller, I. Cepeda, G. Gillis, B. Deel, E. Lushley, T. Powell, C. Allen, J. Murfree — Manager. Bottom row: . Doug as, Mgr. I). Carduff, D. Car - duff, T. Gulley, B. Smith, S. Hayne — Mgr. Waller’s Winners BOYS TENNIS TEAM Top row L-R: D. Lang rail, G. Muir, C. B. Silvia, G. Miles. G. Malone, T. Homel, Coach G. Elder. Sitting: W. Pryor. D. Dickson, S. Smith, B. Menzel, T. Emberland. Go O cq V o Girls Tennis WiHi 0-6 WiHi 0-5 WiHi 5-2 WiHi 3-5 WiHi 0-4 WiHi 5-1 WiHi 0-5 WiHi 2-5 Easton Easton St. Michaels Cambridge Cambridge St. Michaels Bennett Bennett GIRL S TENNIS TEAM L-R: Lawrence (manager). C. Littleton, I. de Rooy, S. Rose. D. Briddell, P. Ruby. D. Ger- stenmaier. B. Miles. Coach G. Elder. TRACK 2Z £C fc— — WiHi GIRLS TRACK 4-1 46-32-29 Dover—Dover Air WiHi 44-67-26 MB —Mardela WiHi 62 ' 2-44 ' 2 Mardela WiHi 64-35-35 JMB — Mardela WiHi 58-47-31 MB — Mardela State Track Meet Nan Mabe — 3rd — 880 yd. run GIRLS TRACK 1st row: J. Sapp. mgr.. V. Hess. M. Thomas. C. 7 ' ingle. 2nd row: D. Behrens, mgr., . Moon, D. Watson. C. ones, V. Hayes. K. Stone. Mrs. D. Holloway, coach. 3rd row: N. Mabe, T. Burley, Y. Taylor, P. Hull. C. Johnson. c n to to to to to GIRLS SOFTBALL 6-6 WiHi 3-7 WiHi 7-9 WiHi 10-6 WiHi 11-0 WiHi 22-7 WiHi 10-9 WiHi 9-6 WiHi 20-12 WiHi 8-26 WiHi 29-8 WiHi 2-10 WiHi 3-8 MB S. Decatur Mardela Pittsville Pocomoke Washington MB Crisfield Mardela Pittsville Pocomoke Snow Hill GIRLS SOFTBALL 1st row: Mrs. Holliday, coach. M. West. L. Rine, J. Parker. S. Bradway, T. Obermire. M. Hayes. mgr.; D. Ramsey, S. Webster. A. Morris, mgr.. . Psota, D. Hobbs. 2nd row; C. Sav age. W. Johnson. A. Cropper. B. Gismondi, V. Squires. T. Holland. B. Powell. A. Evans. Student Government Seniors Front row: M. Overbeck. S. Taylor. Sec - ond row: D. Webster. B. Marshall. T. Tay¬ lor. R. Bridges. P. Glaze. R. Jolley. J. Gos- lee. Third row: A. Evans. T. Burley. A. Turner. Xt. Nesterak. B. Bonk. 1. De Rooy, B. Xlessick. E. Mourn, R. Osterman. D. Hart. P. Townsend. Fourth row: C. Rus¬ sel . F. Guzey. G. Miles. B. Deel. J. Mur- free. D. Shockley. J. Windsor. R. Lower - ence. D. Behrens. B. Baldwin. J. Moon. B. Hurley, D. Outten. J. Elliott. Top row: R. Brown. C. Gravenor. V. Twilley. Officers: D. Carduff: President. D. Ruark; First-Vice. . Wyatt; Second-Vice. C. Littleton: Treasurer. J. Vice; Secretary, D. Lang rail: Parliamentarian. 140 Form A Committee? Juniors Center row: A. Marshall. First row: (left to right) P. Jolley, G. [ones. T. Whitting¬ ton. F. Gunter. C. Holloway. A. Long. Sec¬ ond row: B. Alamo. S. Brutten, D. Penuel. M. Waller. K. Ginter, J. MacMillan. T. Lay field. G. Hussey. R. Polk. Third row: C. E lliott. C. Jones. S. Hasting. J. Wyatt. S. Parker, F. Hazel. B. Martin, D . Ewall. Sophomores First row: (left to right) M. Priest. B. Miles. J. Grave. S. Ketterman. D. fames. K. Broun. Second row: W. Xarrup. B. Dunn. Y. Taylor. V. Squires. S. Hirsh. M. Hayes Third row: K. Bratten. L. Brit- tingham. D. Gerstermeyer. M. Ames. Fourth row: T. Seward. J. Murphy. M. Siedel. VV. Smith. Student Government Can we please have your order . . . Second period in the cafeteria . . . Honest. I am a representative . . . Tryin to improve our lunch . . . No, you may not have chocolate milk . . . Truckin ' over to MB . . . Another dance shot down . . . Confusion -I- Confu¬ sion = Frustration ... I second that one . . . But, I turn that one down ... No .. . Can this meeting come together... 141 Center: Pete Magler. Seated: B. Hayes. C. Russell, R. Osterman, R. Raldwin, D. Langrall, D. Ruark (president), N. Thomas, K. Hayes. Middle row: ]. Ader, G. Richardson, W. Smith, B. Short. C. B. Silvia, M. Smith. D. Carduff, Mr. Stankosky (sponsor). Top row: M. Overbeck, T. Hobbs, C. Gravenor, D. Ewalt. B. Robinson, B. Elliott. Camera Shy: R. Brown, . M urfree, M. Nesterak. KEY CLUB Road Rallies .. . Super Cooper AGAIN? ... Smiley Dal Truitt surpin’ spaghetti ... Pappy’s on Wednesday nights ... Convention in O.C. Baldwin’s trailer ... Governor’s BALL? ... Dumbells ringin ' bells ... “Wrong way’’ Smith ... No, the other left!... Stan, the man with his can. 142 Oh, excuse me Lady!... Watch out, here comes Ellen with the coffeepot! ... Spaghetti, again? ... Deckin ' the halls at the hospitals ... Lock ’em up ... long tall Texans and Cookie Monsters ... Anybody want a bow? ... We’ll have to discuss this with the Key Club .. . KEY KADETTES Firs! row: K. Elliott. E. Walston. B. Ronk. President. I. DeHooy, M. Waller. B. Burley. Second row: . Chandler. S. Slone. M. Bendler. D Penuel. R. Jolley. T. Baker, T. Layfield, L. Taylor. Third row: 0. Belcher. Mrs. Messick. Sponsor. L. Collins. C. Hart. . Langrall. B. Hickman. S. Kelterman, G. Hussey. Parker. D. ju slice. P. Glaze. P. Van Gelder, F. Guzey. Mrs. Nulter. Sponsor. D. Briddell. T. Collins. Kneeling: C. Joynes, G. Brown, M. Wallace, C. Figgs. Second Row: D. Book, D. Hall, E. Conway. I. Wise, F. Gunter, L. Wright, ]. Callaway. Third Row: C. Brown, ]. Purnell, V. Esham, L. Hayward, . Rivers. Fourth Row: B. Gasque, J. Gibson, N. Snead, T. Hughey, K. Brown, K. Hill. DECA You mean you only go to school a half a day!... We won in cashiering, window display, postermaking, variety school merchandise, student of the year, area of distribution manuals and merit chapter award — Wicomico Chapter ... By the way, where is the school store? ... Hard work, dedication, ambition ... 144 LORAX Help support the zoo, recycle bottles and cans ... Don ' t be a litter bug ... Earth-Week, again!.. . Have you been recycled lately ... You mean he was biology teacher of the year!... Can you recycle my Algebra book? ... Green here . .. Brown here ... Clear here ... Sitting: C. Adams, C. Maden. B. Joseph, F. Cohen, E. Ringoid. B. Livingood. S. Messick. Standing: M. E rod. V. Twiiiey, A. Keer- er. P. Gaie, E. Morris, C. Long, M. Priest. W. Turner, D. Appleby, S. Overbeck. Sponsor: Mr. Dragwa. CHOIR First row: B. Miles, . Shuheer 1 . .V. Snead. 1. Cepeda. A. Turner, C. Gardner, C. Holloway, L. Taylor. C. Wyatt. Second row: ]. Woollen. L. Rarkely, ]. Goslee, V. Reid. M. Twilley. C. Shores. P Jolley. I). Shockley. A. Long. Third row: I. Dashiell. R. Jolley. P. Gale. H. Hoppes. K. Pease. R. Hart. S. Rose. Fourth row: R. Portor. C. Swift. D. Currigan. A. Dashiell. R. Crockett. C. Gravenor. F. Lewis. F. Walston. V. Stevens. CHOIR Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Ti, Do ... feet on the floor ... Sit up straight, shoul¬ ders back ... What do you expect from a C student!... Who can sing in the morning, anyway... Straight through ... Let ' s do it again . . . Let me have the tenors alone ... Play a G chord . .. 146 f Time for another bake sale ... Anybody wanna buy a raffle ticket... Wipe what out? ... Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service ... Need our help? ... But how can tutor someone in Trig? I didn ' t under¬ stand it last year!... But, Eric, I can’t miss basketball practice! HONOR SOCIETY 1st row: D. Williams. D. Hobbs. C. ones, G. Dixon. B. Ronk. D. Kovacic. 2nd row: Mr. Dragwa (sponsorf. . Warrington, D. Watson, B. Elliott, K. Mourn (president), . Elliott. F. Guzey, Mrs. Massey (sponsor). 3rd row: . Moon. D. Ruark. R. Brown, G. Farmer, G. Miles. Seated front: R. Brown. B. Men . el. Seated second row: E. Walston. M. art. .V. Mube. S. Taylor. Standing: Mrs. Buark. Spon¬ sor. D. Suveiki s. B. Zockoll. C. Littleton. D. Landrail. D. IVi Jiums. . Murfree, ). Buark. WI HI NEWS When is copy due? ... Can anybody here type with two hands ... Who wears a size 7? ... Letters to the Editor ... Taylor Talks and Murfree Mum¬ bles ... What’s a Blue Cheer, anyway ... We need more news copy. .. Where’s Mrs. Huark? 148 . . . Senior statistics again!.. . Naturally seventh period voted it down . . . Will some¬ one please open the window . . . Kevin, don ' t forget your lunch .. . You mean we need how many pages by when? . . . MfrM ' s .. . Miss No- grade . . . What does second period do all the time? . . . Tell Mrs. Wilsey we ' re down in the dark room ... Felix Unger in the parking lot ... Another deadline . .. Anybody got any money? . . . Bought your yearbook yet? . . . What’s a pica? ... If in doubt phone 742-7484 or if you really goofed 704-847-9801 . . . Where ' s Sybil Parrish? YEARBOOK STAFF Yearbook — Tom-Tom — Front row: S. Taylor (Co-editors). D. Dickson. K. Hayes. 2nd row: P. Glaze. . Wharton, B. ones, D. Daisey, . Moon. B. Messick, D. Outten. E. Walston. 3rd row: D. Cooper. C. Allen, D. Langrall, D. Ruark. B. Honk (co-editor). D. Adkins, D. Hart, C. Long. K. Pease, A. Evans. C. Elliott,). McMullen, Mrs. Wilsey (Sponsor) 4th row: M. 7’homas. 7’. Thorn¬ ton, M. Jones, M. Overbeck, C. Russell, B. Martin, R. Carey, P. Va nGelder, T. Obermire, R. Lawrence, D. Behrens. Camera shy: S. Wilsey, G. Muir, A. Rickert. INDIAN CHANT I suppose you ' re wondering why I called you here . .. Welcome to our organized mess ... Please subscribe — you ' ll make the staff very happy ... Where ' s the rest of the staff? Pep Club Front row: E. Conway, L. Eontaine, A. Cropper, J. Johnson, D. Winborne. M. White. I. Wise. F. Gunther. T. Whittington. A. Long. Second row: P. Everett, S. Edwards. C. Taylor. L. Bardlay. S. Wright. D. Preston. M. Ennis Third row: V. White. M. Mutt, G. Bile . C. Leak. T. Henry, J. White, H. Williams. T. Corbin. Fourth row: l Washington. B. Marshall. G. Collins. M. Dashie, D. James. Fifth row: C. Nicholson. V. Reed. C. Johson. J. Morris, T. Taylor. S. Dashiell. D. Miles. PEP CLUB Just what we need, another club ... We need four more people to fill the rooter bus . .. are you ready girls? V-I-C-T-O-R-Y .. . HEY, HEY-HO-HO... CHEERLEADERS Another Blue and Gold demerit. .. And you forgot your ribbon ... Smile, Terri, Smile ... How high is up? ... two gold, one blue ... Who’s that short, blond kid that keeps hanging around? ... Woops, I’m a step behind. Kneeling: P. Jolley, C. Holloway, P. Dashields. Middle Row: L. Williar, J. Grey, C. Brittingham. T. Williams. Top: K. Elliott. Kneeling: C. Long, M. Ames. Second Row: T. Pleasanton, V. Anderton, P. Jones, K. Danmeyer, Y. Taylor, V. Squires L -u, 5ST r 3E2 m - 39 jgg BS3 TsF Number two has to try harder ... Oh, I forgot my tights!... Who’s got a ribbon ... Another demerit... Indians got soul... Bought your Wi-Hi license tag yet? ... Oh no, not another extra game ... Button time again — my hands are sore from cutting those buttons out. JV CHEERLEADERS Lv_ J 1 First row: C. Muensler. P. Nagler, D. Trout. Second row: B. Cur¬ lew Mrs. Parker. Sponsor. M. Rendler. Third row: D. Adkins, ]. Warrington. P. Townsend. SPANISH CLUB Dinner in the Bender ' s barn? ... Here comes the janitor again ... Hasta la vista ... Winging over Madrid ... Let ' s go to the discotheque ... Front row: G. Miles. K. Ginter, . Xlurfree. Mrs. White. M. Vin¬ cent Second row: . Vice. R. Brown. D. Langrall, D Behrens, X. Mabe. F. Guzey. P. Glaze, . Goslee Third row: S. Metz, C. Holloway. J. Elliott, E. Mourn. VV. Narrup, M. Pope, G. Farmer. k T if w M ll 1 k FRENCH CLUB A road rally in French, that sounds wild! ... Our Sunday brunches ... Mrs. White, where are you? ... How was the French wine? ... Paris in the spring ... Anybody seen that dead duck? ... What did they win for Homecoming?... Anybody here speak French? 152 LATIN CLUB Let’s put the life back into Latin . . . Three Cokes and two Tabs ... Chocolate chip cookies again? ... I’ll have to check on that... Rome with Ruark ... A Latin quotation, “Are you kidding? I’m only in second year. First row: D. Hart. P. Nagler. C. Long Second row: K. Mitchell, S. Stone. . Anderson. G. Jones. E. Walston, N. Guzey. S. Pease. Third row: D. Appleby. D. Belcher. B. Howard. Mrs. Rucirk. Sponsor. W. Birckhead. B. Lowry, C. Jones. M. Priest. K. Bratten, S. Bratten. M. Selby. T. Muncusco. President (not pictured). CHESS CLUB Beat Bennett 8 to 2 ... By the way, which way is Queen Anne’s ... What we need is cheerleaders!... Another of Eric’s pep talks ... Oh, no, now we’ll surely lose ... You mean Dinkell finally won! First row kneeling: I). Dinkel. E. Mourn. President. D. Trader. Second row standing: S. Adkins. C. Gravenor. Seated: . War¬ rington, . Douglas, E. Guzey, S. Hickman. Standing: Mr. Lewis, Sponsor. K. Lowe. 153 Library Club You mean the Instructional Media Cen¬ ter! ... QUIET please . .. Who’s seen the mouse? . .. Anybody smell burning feath¬ ers? ... The IMC will be closed second and sixth period ... “Hi! I ' m an Instruc- In¬ structional Media Center ... I’m an, an I’m a library aide!’’ Seated: C. Leak. . Brown. G. Collins. C. ones, K. Kinnikin. L Collins. S. Ketterman. J. Swift. Standing: A. Jenkins. B. Hay¬ ward. D. Noehl. W. Chew. D. Maples. B. Williams. B. Moore. S Stone. M. Hammond. F. Guzey. Miss Flory, Sponsor. First row: D. .Andrews, C. Holloway, C. Short. C. Biley. U. Dono- wuy Second row: Mr. Smith. Advisor. C. Towes. W. Warren. L. Wood. C. Smith. Future Farmers of America We got tomatoes, potatoes, string beans and meat balls . .. There is food in the green house ... Tractor ride 30 cents ... Do you think Mr. Smith will ever put this tractor back together again? ... Have you read the latest edition of Hog fr Farmer? f Thespians Is that the Drama Club? ... Why doesn ' t this club have a Vice-President? ... Thes- bian, Thecspan, Thespian — What does it mean, anyway? .. . Faculty-Student make an attempt at acting. First row: P. Jolley . H. Morris, M. ones, G. Jones, A. Turner, President. P. Dashiell, P. Glaze. Mrs. Taylor. Sponsor. Second row: F. Guzev. D. Mack, J. Murfree, H. Jolley, M. Twilley , R. Bridges, L Hamilton, E. Walston. B. Zockoll, D. Weiland. SETS The SETS Crew or the Students Electri¬ cal Technical Staff ... After School work ... Senior Class play . .. Alice . .. Don’t fall hanging those lights for the senior class play... P. Thomas, B. Marshall. A. Keener. J. Murfree. B. Harrington, S. Olsen, Mr. Oldham, Sponsor. 155 Left to right: Mr. Fields, Sponsor, B. Dunn. . Chandler, E. Stelz- ner, E. Walston, . Warr nglon, S. Ayers. P. Townsend, K. Ginter. S. Hose. . Hens zey (sealed). . deRooy, D. Briddell, S. Wilsey, B. Hurley. L. Hamilton. Anyone interested, please attend this meeting . .. TWIRP — the women in rapid pursuit?? ... Public Dating Service ... American Field Service ... How’d ya like to host a kid from the South Pole?? Front row: M. While. L. Barkley, G. Collins. M. Hurt. C. ones, G. ones. T. VVhillinglon. Back row: R. ]olley. T. Henry, B. Mar¬ sha . M. Hull, H. Bridges, P. Dashiell. C. Scarborough. H. Bark¬ ley, D. Watson. Mrs. Palmer, Sponsor. TBT II £ i ggj i 1 V • A ■ Human Relations Collecting for AFS again ... What we need is real talent... Anybody got a kid we can support? Majorettes Unfortunately the girls had a terminal case of the dropsies ... Find some thing to do ... Anybody want to buy a candy bar or a candle or a slightly used baton .. . It’s Thursday already and I still don ' t know my routine ... A lot of hard work with little praise... Seated fl-rj: f Windsor. C. Jones. Kneeling fl-r): C. Elliott. P. Perdue. Standing fl-r): C. Long. L. Jones. Sponsor — Mrs. Waotten. Color Guard What’s the fifty yard line? Is there really a game Friday night? But I’m suppose to get in free for games! Up-2-3-4 Forward March Left flank March 4-5-6-7-8 To the rear -5-6-7-B Right flank March -4-5-6-7-8 Color Guard 1-2 Left to right: D. Fields. D. Hart. J. Whittington. S. Stoakley. P. Jones. K. Hoffman. J. Morris. B. Chandler. V. Stevens. S. Ed¬ wards. B. Bridges. Kneeling: D. Behrens. B. White. Xot pictured: Mrs. Wootten. Sponsor. Row 1: B. Twilley. G. Milas, R. Wahner. B. Hearn, J. Wahner, T. Myers, K. Martin. M. Pope. Row 2: A. Morris. D. Ramsey, C. Hushes, M. Selby. J. Elliott. G. Townsend. B. Lowry. V. Twilley. K. Jenkins. Row 3: H. Appleby, P. Townsend. P. Shockley. J Douglas II Frye A. Turner, D. Parsons. V. Reid. Row 4: K. King. L. ones, H. Strozier, S. Parker. R Baldwin. E. Mourn. A. Rickert. J.Fields K Kinnumon B. Beckett. Row 1: C. Holloway. . Goslee. P. Dashields. S. Metz, M. Priest, H. Rubin. D. Haemel, C. Long, . Pierce. B. Miles. Row 2: Mourn ford. C. Long, . Leggett. L. Collins, S. Bratten, K Bratten. C. Muenster, D. Trout, E. Taylor. D. Shockley. E. Corbin, L. Kovacic. D. ones. Row 3: S. Johnson. B. Jones. P. Glaze, D. Briddell, R. Jolley. C. Jones, V. Sparks. S. Coleman. E . Ringold, K. Vaughn, J. Mariner. C Madden Row 4: W. Naarup. D. Jones, D. Alls, S. Ayers. B. Payne. L. Larson. K. Leonard. P. Hall, M. Ennis. C. Hart. 158 BAND Grade 5, move up ... 17 for All Shore Band ... Glenn Miles, McDonald’s Band ... If you don ' t shut up, we’ll prac¬ tice during lunch!... Everybody take their music home this weekend ... Concert uniforms means no spots .. . We’re at letter C, not D ... We have another flute challenge ... One of the best bands on the Shore .. . Am I going to have to give you a test? . . . Winchester, Here We Come .. . Real Winners. Row 1: S. Met .. D. Alls. J. Pierce. B. Miles. How 2: B. Payne. L Colli ns, S. Brolien. D. ones, M. Selby. Row ' 3: G. Miles. . Elliott, K. Kin- namon. K. Mourn. . Douglas. T. Myers How ' 4: D. Marlin. V Ricker!. HOMECOMING CHAIRMEN Back row — I to r: M. Nesteruk. Publicity: R. Brown, Parade; A. Turner, Entertainment: D. Landrail. Gen. Chairman. Sitting — I to r: D. Hobbs. Publicity: . Moon. Registration: C. Littleton. Decorations: D. Behrens. Registration; R. Lawrence. Invitations: R. lolley. Tug. HOMECOMING COURT: C. Jones; D. Bruldell; D. Hurt, Queen; C. Littleton; T. Williams. 160 DRAMATICS SENIOR AWARDS WICOMICO WOMEN’S CLUB This award is presented to a senior girl who has shown an earnest desire to take the fullest advan¬ tage of the opportunitites of the school in order to qualify for a life of unselfish service . CINDY JONES SALISBURY ROTARY CLUB CITIZENSHIP This award is presented to a senior boy who has shown an earnest desire to take the fullest advan¬ tage of opportunities of the school in order to qualify for a life of unselfish service. JEFFREE M URFREE 164 FRANCIS MARIAN GUMBY DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION This award is presented to a se¬ nior, not necessarily with the highest standing in scholarship; equally important is attendance, punctuality, initiative, effort, attention in class, pleasant rela¬ tions with teachers and with pupils; the boy to be a gentle¬ man, and the girl to be a lady. PATTI TOWNSEND REBEKAH This award is presented to a se¬ nior girl who has demonstrated loyalty to Wicomico Senior High School through extra curricular programs, diligence in class activities, consideration for fel¬ low students and good atten¬ dance. DENISESHOCKLEY SONS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION This award is presented to a senior girl who possesses the following characteristics: honor, ser¬ vice, courage, leadership, scholarship and respon¬ sibility to God. country, and home. CATHY LITTLETON This award is presented to a senior boy who pos sesses the following qualities: dependability, co¬ operation, leadership, and good attendance. DEAN LANGRALL 165 WILLIAM COLLINS BAND AWARD SALISBURY LIONS CLUB AWARD The Salisbury Lions Club annually gives an award to a Wicomico Senior High School student, receiv¬ ing the academic diploma, who is the top ranking student in his her scholastic work for grades 10, 11, and 12. This award is presented for outstanding achieve¬ ment and interest in instrumental music for singular merit in loyalty and cooperation and for displaying generally, those high qualities of con¬ duct which school instrumental music strives to impart. SECRETARIAL STUDENT AWARD This award is presented to the member of the senior class who, during her junior and senior years, has most nearly exemplified the qualities necessary for success as a secretary. 166 GLORIA DIXON t THOMAS H. WILLIAMS PRIZE (OLD HOME PRIZE) This award is presented for the best essay written by a member of the senior class about some phase of the Eastern Shore of Maryland. SUSAN HOSE MADALENE MAE LEUTZE AW ARD This award is presented to the senior who shows scholastic ability in a chosen field. He must show good character, citizenship, and a high motivation for further learning. RONALD BROWN SALISBURY KIWANIS CLUB AWARD This Scholarship is present¬ ed to a senior girl or boy who shows a need for finan¬ cial assistance. The student is selected competitively on the basis of characterper- formance both inside and outside the classroom, and the promises he gives of successful achievement in college. BRENDA RONK 167 ACADEMIC VOCATIONAL This uwurcl is presented annually by the Wicomico Senior High School Parent Teachers Association to two outstanding students enrolled in the academic program at Wicomico Senior High School. ERIC MOUM, BRENDA RONK This award is presented annually by the Wicomico Senior High School Parent Teachers Association to two outstanding students enrolled in the vocational program at Wicomico Senior High School. GENE GORDNER, LYNN WRIGHT DOROTHY H. GRAHAM 168 This is the first year the Dorothy H. Gra¬ ham Achievement Awards have been presented to eight members of the Senior class at Wi-Hi. Each recipient shall receive a plaque. Another plaque shall be per¬ manently displayed in the school. The name of the annual winners along with the year re¬ ceived shall be en- scribed on the plaque. BUSINESS GENERAL This award is presented annually by the Wicomico Senior High School Parent Teachers Association to two outstanding students enrolled in the busi¬ ness education program at Wicomico Senior High School. SHARON ADKINS. RUTH JOHNSON This award is presented annually by the Wicomico Senior High School Parent Teachers Association to two outstanding students enrolled in general pro¬ gram at Wicomico Senior High School. DEBORAH WATSON. DEBORAH FIELDS ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS 169 BILLY MITCHELL FOOTBALL AWARD This award is presented to a senior member of the Wicomico Senior High Football Team. He supposedly has shown good sportsmanship and courage, cooperation with coaches and fellow teammates, etc. He shall also be punctual and show willingness to voluntarily keep in training; general all round conduct both on and off the field; the ability to accept defeat as well as victory with equal grace and much more. The winner is selected by his fellow teammates. COURT ALLEN WICOMICO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL AWARD This award is presented to a senior boy who is a member of the varsity basketball team. The ability to shoot, run dribble and guard should be inciden¬ tal to his ability to follow his coach ' s instructions; regularity and punctuality in practice; willingness to voluntarily keep training, etc. The recipient is selected by his fellow teammates. HARRIS STROZIER WICOMICO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL AWARD This award is presented to a senior girl who is a mem ber of the girls basketball team. The ability to shoot, run, dribble and guard should be incidental to her ability to follow her coach’s instructions; regularity; keep training; general all round conduct both on and off the court; ability to play a minor as well as a major role; to work in harmony with her teammates all help to determine the recipient. JUDY MOON E. SHELDON JONES ATHLETIC AWARD This award is presented to a senior boy who has received a letter in at least two sports. He must show good sportsmanship, conduct both on and off the field. The recipient must maintain the set school scholastic requirements. The recipient is determined jointly by the coaches and the princi¬ pal. FRANKLIN WRIGHT WICOMICO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRL ' S ATHLETIC AWARD This award is presented to a senior girl as selected by her coaches and principal as most ideally com¬ bining the attributes of an outstanding athlete, lady, sportswoman and scholar during her junior and senior years. She must be a letter recipient in two major sports. DEBBIE HOBBS WICOMICO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL AWARD This award is presented to a senior member of the baseball team. He shall show punctuality, willing¬ ness to voluntarily keep training general all-around conduct both on and off the field and to work in har¬ mony with his fellow team¬ mates. The recipient is selected by fellow team¬ mates. 171 DAVIS RUARK You ' re putting me on! Such beauty at WiHi... Guess what I ' m thinkin . . . 172 Artistic Talent?? The Voice of Christmas How does he do it without his computer? Sophomore Class Officers: T. Williams. Y. Taylor. D. Ger- stinmaier. C. Brittingh am. Prom Committee Chairman: L-R bottom: R. Bridges, D. Hart, R. ]olley, D. Shockley. D. Behrens, R. Lawrence. Middle: F. Guzey, A. Evans. B. Hurley, . Goslee, H. Morris. P. Glaze. Top: M. Twillev, S. Taylor. C. Russell, R. Shocklev. M. Xesterak, B. Marshall, D. Mack. Che Senior Class of Ulicontiro Senior Hip!) School requests the pleasure of your company at Che Senior }Jrmn Ifribau, the riqltteenth of iflay nineteen hunbreb anb selicnty-tlirec at nine o clock in the cucninq IHicomico Couutn Tlouth anb Ciuir Center Graduation 1973 We wish lo thank every member of the 1973 Tom-Tom Staff for (on the whole) unselfishly devoting both time and effort toward the completion of a successful yearbook. Also de¬ serving of recognition are several of the faculty members for their assistance and toler- unce throughout the school year. Many thanks go to Mr. Ray Mitchell for his help in pub¬ lishing the yearbook. Last, but certainly not least, we wish to give credit for the produc¬ tion of this successful yearbook to our advisor Mrs. Barbara Wilsey; without whom we as a staff couldn ' t have done it. We feel that this yearbook is one of the best to ever emerge from this school am 1 hope that it will serve as incentive in future years. The aforementioned statements may sound prejudiced and in truth maybe they are; how¬ ever. it ' e believe them. Although it is perhaps not appropriate at this point, we would like to recognize the fact that 1973 marked the 100th year of existence of Wicomico Senior High School. Happy 10t)th Anniversary to Wi Hi. Steve Taylor Brenda Ronk Co-Editors 180 ? Patrons Mr. fr Mrs. Jack Adkins Reginal A. Maguire 111 Mr. fr Mrs. Murrell Adkins Mr. Milton Matthews Miss Virginia Burchette Hurry fr Janice Nagel Mr. fr Mrs. Sanders L. Carev Mr. Mrs. Robert W. Menzel Drew fr Daric Christiun Mr. Sr Mrs. Clifton E. Moore Mr. James P. Dashiell Mr. fr Mrs. Dewey Outten Mr. fr Mrs. Robert J. Dunn Mrs. Leticia Parker Mr. fr Mrs. Jack L. Elliott Mr. fr Mrs. Francis Perdue Mr. fr Mrs. Marion F. Evans. Sr. Mrs. Avious Pinkett Mr. fr Mrs. Marion F. Evans, Jr. Mr. fr Mrs. Donald D. Ronk Mrs. Shirlev Gattis Mr. fr Mrs. Norman W. Shores, Jr. Ruth M. Geish Mr. fr Mrs. John B. Smith Mr. fr Mrs. George B. Gillis Mrs. Beatrice Steele Linda M. Gillis Mr. fr Mrs. James E. Stewart Calvin Harrington, Jr. (Class ' 381 Richard C. Thomas Mr. fr Mrs. Thomas Hauck Mr. fr Mrs. H. Van Gelder Mr. fr Mrs. L in wood T. Hitch Mrs. Ola Wallace Mr. Clifton Hope Mr. fr Mrs. Richard M. Walston Miss Minnie M. Hull Mr. fr Mrs. Donald Ware Mr. fr Mrs. O. D. Jenkins Mr. fr Mrs. William H. Willey Rev. fr Mrs. Granville Jones Mr. fr Mrs. Robert D. Wilsey Mrs. Winnie Kelley Mr. fr Mrs. William R. Wilson Mr. fr Mrs. Douglas Kent Coolidge W. Wood Mr. fr Mrs. Gerald B. Long A Friend “Sargent Rock ” 181 Professional Patrons A Friend Automobile Club of Maryland Decoy Bench Farm House Restaurant Jim Hudson ' s Getty Station Jarman Refrigeration, Inc. Alberta M. Polen, M.D. Shockley ' s Wall Paper Paint Co. Smith, Womack, Cutchin P.A. Bid Taylor ' s Shoe Repair Valet Cleaners Wright ' s Groceries 182 Good Luck To The Class of 1973 But Don ' t Trust To Luck Alone! You Can ' t Always Count on it. To be sure Insure For All Your Insurance Needs in 1973, 1993. 2013. The Future Contact a Professional Local Agent Elmer F. Kuark Ins. Agency 132 East Main Street Salisbury. Md. 21801 Mrs. Billie M. Cooper. Agent Phone 301 —749-7081 Car — 1 lome — Life — Health Accident — Farm “We Insure Everything But Tomorrow 183 THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION OF WICOMICO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Extends its congratulations to the Class of 1973 Congratulations to Wi Hi’s since 1881 CLASS OF 73 South Salisbury Blvd. at College Ave. “Come see us for your Prom O.WOODLAND DASH1 LL J. ROLAND DASHIELL, JR. BRUCE M. DASHIELL RUSSELL C. DASHIEl i_ DONALD L.DASHIELL PAT BOCCIA JOSEPH C. BROWN 301 - - 742 . - 6151 MARYLAND 21001 OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU IN THE FOOD INDUSTRY Perdue’s outstanding program and rapid expansion has continued to create job opportunities for aggressive high school graduates in the office and production departments of our Company. Good starting pay Opportunity for advancement Excellent benefits PERDUE Thcorpora UD 185 SERVING THE DELMARVA PENINSULA SINCE 1920 SALISBURY. MARYLAND NO WOMEN’S LIB FOR ME, IF Wl HI IS GOING TO TURN OUT SENIORS LIKE THAT! Established 1877 Mill-Maker-bounds FUNERAL HOME 705 East Main Street Salisbury. Maryland 21801 (301) 749-3281 NORMAN T. BAKER GERALD C. BOUNDS 151 MARKET ST. PH 2-2119 SALISBURY, MARYLAND THURSTON STUDIO CAMERA SHOP CONTINENTAL CARS 501 E. Main St., Salisbury, Md. 21801 (301)749-0422 TRIUMPH MG SUBARU 186 Compliments of WI-HI KEY CLUB Join your friends! Visit our ART DRAFTING and GIFT Departments WHITE LEONARD, INC. Division of Lucas Bros., Inc. Main St. Peter ' s Streets, Box L Salisbury, Maryland 21801 . Tel (301) 742-3191 Office Supplies. Printing . Business Furniture Business Machines . Advertising Specialists Sgt. Gauthier See them at: Sgt. Carter 316 East Main St. Salisbury, Md. 21801 Compliments of CARL J. WILLIAMS SONS. INC. General Contractors KELLEY ' S ARCO STATION East Main St. Long Avenue Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Printers and Publishers 128 East Main St. Salisbury, Md. 106 years Sam Sherwell MASON PAPER COMPANY South Boulevard 749-3400 749-3491 GORDY ' S PHARMACY, IIMC. Free Delivery 213 East Main St. 742-1188 f Compliments of T. E. SMITH S SON. Inc. Geo. L. Ralph , Inc. PLUMBING HEATING CONTRACTOR P.O. Box 167 Distributor for Chevron Fuels and RPM Motor Oils 631 E. RAILROAD AVE.—74 -4232 749-7121 SALISBURY. MARYLAND 21801 315 Lake Street Salisbury , Maryland “The Compliments of EDDIE LEONARD GENERAL TELEVISION “Sporting Goods Company” “The CATV People in Salisbury” MON.-THURS. 9:30-5:30 105 E. COLLEGE FR1.9:30-8:00 SALISBURY SAT. 9:30-1:30 749-0375 COMPLIMENTS CENTRAL SUPPLY CO. OF A 520 Snow Hill Road FRIEND Salisbury, Md. 21801 HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOME Snow Hill Road Salisbury, Md. 21801 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 73 Homes of the future for future citizens MOBILE HOMES Inc. NEW - USED MOBILE HOMES Route 13, North Salisbury, Maryland Phone 742-1787 190 DEL-MAR-VA FORMAL WEAR Jackets for Senior Portraits Supplied by Delmarva Formal Wear 314 South Division Street 749-3371 Riverside Drive 742-6441 5000 Items in Stock Division of DELMARVA CLEANERS For that extra touch of service 191 749-2121 301 North Salisbury Blvd, (Church Street) Salisbury, Maryland 21801 H J DRIVE-IN Congratulations to the class of 1973 Harold and Jeff Riall U. S. 13 and Zion Road Salisbury, Maryland rk : BENNETT DRUG CO. PHARMACIST SALISBURY, MD. PIONEER 9 6060 For all your Hi-performance needs, see the experts at: PARSON S ONE STOP MARKET HIGH PERFORMANCE PARTS CENTER Old Delmar Rd., Sails. 749-9800 Salisbury, Md. Milford, Del. Easton, Md. COMPLIMENTS OF 749-8471 422-804 6 822-2646 Congratulations to the class of 1973 To the great class of 1973 A FRIEND SALISBURY LINCOLN MERCURY INC. North Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Maryland in the Lincoln Continental tradition ELWOOD WILLIAMS AND SONS Swimming Pool Baby Sitting Service A Rapid Reservation HOWARD „ JounsonS motor lodge 99 Miles North of Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel U.S. RT. 13 OCEAN HIWAY SALISBURY. MARYLAND (30D 742-5195 Mrs. Harry Korff. owner-operator t Compliments of Compliments of HOWARD B. ELLIOTT PLUMBING AND HEATING BOB BARNES TELEVISION CENTER APPLIANCES Salisbury, Maryland 749-4655 Compliments of CARVEL HALL- IN CRISFIELD Salisbury and Seaford Famous Cutlery Since 1895 C l UM L — TAYLOR OIL COMPANY J j debejay studio Box 332 749-2151 123A Camden Street Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Phone: (301) 742-2429 Salisbury, Maryland 21801 “Since 1927” Open every Sunday 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. WOODROW WILSON NELSON • Commercial • Residential • Waterfront Area Code 301 •Retirement Weekends: 651-3508 Colomal Estates Weekdays: 651-2555 Princess Anne, Maryland Branch Offices: Pocomoke, Md. Crisfield, Md. Onancock, Va. Compliments of PENINSULA COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICES THERE ' S MORE OF EVERYTHING IN DOWNTOWN SALISBURY Downtown Salisbury is the focal point of the Delmarva Penin¬ sula’s largest and most Progressive city. If the quest is for the selection of finest quality for all members of the family — Down¬ town Salisbury is your target. This is true for fashions, accesso¬ ries, and fine footwear for ladies, men, boys and girls. Furniture and furnishings for the home are in abundance. Every facet of Banking, Legal and Medical professions are at hand. Food . . . from a snack to a full course meal is conveniently available. Park¬ ing facilities are conveniently located for your shopping pleasure. We’re not modest — we’re proud to say . . . there’s more of every¬ thing in Downtown Salisbury. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GREAT CLASS OF 1973 Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD AND COMPANY “Our One Hundredth Anniversary Year” Compliments of Compliments of LARMAR CORPORATION WYNN S DAIRY MARKET ‘Builders and Developers’ 218 E. Main St. Salisbury, Md. Salisbury, Md. 21801 OUTTEN BROS., INC. 413 N. Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Pocomoke, Dover % Delmarva’s largest furniture and appliance and carpeting stores. f.mJBBBSM f4 7 cam Congratulations and Best Wishes : VV C.„ . 1 - j Vv.v.VAVWV CAVANAUGH FORD, “For Every Blooming Thing” INC. Main and Ward Streets Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Body and Paint Shop J. Kenneth Behrens Jean M. Behrens N. Salisbury Blvd. Owners Salisbury, Md. Phone 301 742-8505 195 Congratulations from C. B. HILL, INC. CALLAWAY TYPEWRITER CO. otte ti+Uf Oil NORTH SALISBURY BOULEVARD Rt. 13 North If ICDTTDV VI M Salisbury, Md. nAljloDll rt I . . 11 . 742-6166 PHONES PI 2-1286 PI 2-1862 Congratulations to Congratulations to the class of 1973 the class of 1973 SUBURBAN PROPANE CROWN, CORK, 8t SEAL CO. Rt. 13 Fruitland, Md. P. O. Box 338 749-7141 Fruitland, Md. Best of luck to the ’73 graduates Compliments of | R E A L T O R j_ FLOWERS BY NELLIE — Downtown Plaza ONE PLAZA EAST SALISBURY, MD. 21801 301 742-8833 742-6600 742-8114 SALISBURY MALL SALISBURY, MD. 21801 301 742-3388 fT)f?n n m r?rr) 7)rn Congratulations to the mSJMm Class of 1973 ADKINS COACHES Cellutron Products Inc. Rt. 13 and Homer St. Rt. 346 Salisbury, Md. 21801 Parsonsburg, Md. 21849 Shore’s Oldest and Largest Dealer SAM SEIDEL AGENCY INC. INSURANCE BARETT SHOES The Friendly People Salisbury, Maryland Ardiamo Miss America Viner Jarman Wienbrerrer Mother Goose Hush Puppies Salisbury Mall Salisbury, Maryland ? have or? •.. is YVJDY on your radio - 5000 watts 314 W. Carroll St. Phone, 749-6171 LITTLE ENTERPRISES Rubbish Removal Salisbury, Maryland P. 0. Box 1419 Phone 749-9561 COMPANY Everything Needed for Building SALISBURY, MARYLAND 21801 PHONE - 749-3171 n Compliments To The CLASS OF 73 102 N. Division Street Salisbury, Maryland (fjattalirr jfiarmala jf nr. Latest Fashions in Formal Wear Rentals Specializing In Weddings and Proms See Bill Herb Congratulations to the Class of 73 From V y SAFEWAY Compliments of The RED DOOR SUB SHOP 412 S. Division St. Salisbury, Maryland 742-8294 Best Wishes To The Class of ‘73’ From McCRORYS South Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Maryland Southern States Cooperative Inc. Box 808 E. Vine St. Salisbury. Maryland 21801 Seed - Feed - Fertilizer Garden Supplies-Paint-Appliances CONGRATULATIONS to the class of 73 BRIDDELL ' S ESSO SERVICE CENTER S. Salisbury Blvd. S. Division Salisbury, Md. 21801 Bill Briddell Phone: 749-9700 Good luck class of‘73’ SHOWELL GROCERY Showed, Md. Agnes L. Daisey Manford T. Daisey KOPPERS COMPANY, INC. TRUCKERS AND SAVINGS BANK East Main St. Salisbury, Md. 21801 H. S. TODD CO., INC. ESTABLISHED 1906 BISHOPVILLE BANK 805-819 East Main St. Salisbury, Md. 21801 301-749-5161 Bishopville, Maryland VALUE HOUSE, INC. Compliments of LEE ' S ARCO SALISBURY RUG CO. S. Salisbury Blvd. 700 N. Salisbury Blvd. Across from the College 4 Best Wishes to the _ Class of ’73 r IBBflBW-Ot ELMER ' S TASTEE FREEZ W SPEEQ] 1515 N. Salisbury Blvd. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CLARK BROTHERS, INC. South Salisbury Blvd. jEfSPSj CHILDREN ' S CANCELLATION SHOE FAIR “The Store Where Fit Comes First” Bill Taylor, Owner Quality Shoes at Discount Prices ■ ■
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