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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1974 volume:

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JEAN JEANETTE ANDERSEN: Jean”; plans are unde¬ cided; Latin Club III, Chess Club II. VICTORIA LEE ANDERTON: Vicky”; plans are to teach; JV Cheerleader, Thespians IV, French Club, Con¬ cert Choir, Newspaper Staff, Cheerleader Manager, Junior and Senior Class Plays; remembered for her smiles and spirit. SHARON LYNN ARNOLD: Sharon”; plans are unde¬ cided. ROBIN LYNN ARVEY: Robin”; plans are to be mar¬ ried and to be a teacher’s aide; Concert Choir; remembered for her love for Steve. DAWN ELIZABETH ADAMS ALTON LEE ADKINS RITA GALE ADKINS BONNIE MARIA ALAMO BRAD LEE AYERS BRIAN S. BADGER DEBORAH SUSAN BAER STEPHEN MARSHALL BAER DAVID WILSON BARKLEY JR. HARRISON! GONZELLUS BARKLEY BRAD LEE AYERS: Brad”; plans undecided. BRIAN S. BADGER: Brian”; plans arc to attend college. DEBORAH SUSAN BAER: Yogi”; plans are to do sec¬ retarial work; Vo-Tech IV, Prom Committee, Senior Float; remembered for her Blue” Mustang. STEVEN M. BAER: Sugar Baer”; plans to go into the agricultural field; FFA II, III, IV; remembered by the Ag teacher and all the fun they had in his class. SHERYL ANN BAKER. Sheri”; plans to attend college; Homecoming Floats II, III, IV, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Prom Committee IV, Yearbook Co-Editor IV; remembered for her big eyes and giggles. TERRI ANN BAKER: Terri”; plans to be a secretary; Keyettes II, HI, IV, Keyette Treasurer III. DAVID WILSON BARKLEY JR.: Buckwheat”; plans are undecided; Band II, III, IV. HARRISON GONZELLUS BARKLEY: plans are to attend nursing school; Homecoming Float IV, Concert Choir IV, Medical Careers Club II, III, IV; remembered for talking a lot. 19 LINDA MABLE BARKLEY: Linda”; plans to become a fashion merchandiser; Human Relations Club Secretary and Vice-President, Concert Choir Secretary, Key Kadettes, Senior Class Play, Prom Committee; remembered for being crazy. DARLENE LOUISE BARNES: Darlene”; plans are cos¬ metologist; Vo-Tech. GREGORY SCOT BARTRUG: Scot”; plans are unde¬ cided; remembered for being limp. RONNIE LEE BEAUCHAMP: Buddy”; plans to get married; Vo-Tech IV; remembered for always having hick- eys. BRUCE WAYNE BECKETT: Bruce”; plans to attend college; Band II, III, IV President IV, Prom Committee Co-Chairman; remembered as Bond a Beckett. STANLEY BRUCE BELL: Bruce”; plans undecided. RUTH MARIE BENDLER: Marie”; plans are to attend college, special education; Spanish Club II, III, IV, Presi¬ dent IV, Softball II, Honor Society III, IV, Treasurer IV, Prom Committee, Key Kadettes II, III, Student Aide IV; remembered for Latent Maladjustments . . . ” in the sen¬ ior class play. EVERETT LEE BIRCKHEAD: Rocky”; plans to go into the armed forces; Track Manager II, III, Track II, III, IV, Wrestling IV, Cross Country Manager IV. 20 GREGORY SCOTT BARTRUG RONNIE LEE BEAUCHAMP BRUCE WAYNE BECKETT STANLEY BRUCE BELL RUTH MARIE BENDLER EVERETT LEE BIRCKHEAD DALE EUGENE BOWDEN JENNIFER LYNN BOWDEN JOHN MICHAEL BOWMAN JUANITA ELIZABETH BOWMAN ROBERT WESLEY BOZMAN, III THOMAS STANLEY BRADLEY SUSAN ANNE BRATTEN LAUREN PATRICIA BRICKOUS DALE EUGENE BOWDEN: Dale”; plans are unde¬ cided. JENNIFER LYNN BOWDEN: Jennie”; plans are to be a Medical Secretary; French Club III, IV, Lorax II, Media Aide IV, Sets II, III, IV, Prom Committee, Tom-Tom IV; remembered for having her eye-liner on right. JUANITA ELIZABETH BOWMAN: Tex”; plans to enter the field of food service; Vo-Tech Food Service III, IV; remembered for cooking all those weird contraptions at Vo-Tech. JOHN MICH AEL BOWMAN: John”; plans are unde¬ cided. ROBERT WESLEY BOZMAN III: Bobby”; plans to be an FBI. agent; Soccer II, III, IV, Captain III, IV, Prom Committee, Varsity Club; remembered for being the Wiz¬ ard of Boz. THOMAS STANLEY BRADLEY: Buzz”; plans to go into dramatics; Manager JV Basketball II, Manager Varsity Basketball III, IV, Senior and Junior Class Plays, Thespi¬ ans III, IV, Float Committees II, III, IV, French Club IV; remembered for being the Co-Founder and Hysterian of the Friars Club. SUSAN ANNE BRATTEN: Susan”; plans to attend col¬ lege; Band II, III, IV, Historian IV, Latin Club III, IV, Honor Society III, IV, Orchestra II, III, IV, Student Aide IV; remembered for her continuous reading. LAUREN PATRICIA BRICKOUS: Lauren”; plans to attend college; Colorguard III, IV, JV Cheerleader III, remembered for being loud in the halls. FLORINDA YVONNE BRIDDELL: Florinda”; plans to work in a day care center; remembered for her friendli¬ ness. GEROME JAMES BRIGHT: Gerome”; plans are unde¬ cided. RANDY JAMES BRINSON: Randy”; plans are to achieve a black belt in karate; remembered for being absent. KAREN DENISE BROADWATER: Karen”; plans to go into the armed services; Library Aide III, Colorguard IV, Human Relations IV, Prom Committee IV; remem¬ bered for being short. GAYLE ELAINE BROWN: Gayle”; plans are unde¬ cided. JACKIE ELOISE BROWN: Jackie”; plans are unde¬ cided; Basketball II, III, Hockey III, IV, Softball II, IV; remembered for being good in girls sports. KEITH CHANDLER BROWN: Hop-a-Long”; plans to become a magician; Deca II, III, Junior Class Play; remem¬ bered for his broken bones. THOMAS HENRY BROWN: Tommy”; plans to go into the Marines; Wrestling, Track; remembered for his wrestling ability. FLORINDA YVONNE BRIDDELL GEROME JAMES BRIGHT RANDY JAMES BRINSON KAREN DENISE BROADWATER GAYLE ELAINE BROWN JACKIE ELOISE BROWN KEITH CHANDLER BROWN THOMAS HENRY BROWN JAMES RICHARD BUNTING 1974 THOMAS NELSON BURRELLS, JR. PATRICIA LYNN CALLAWAY WILLAIM DAVID CAMPER III JOHN DAVID CARDUFF DEBORAH ANN CARPENTER DONALD KEITH CARRIGAN JAMES RICHARD BUNTING: Bunny Rabbit”; plans to be a rich man; Homecoming Floats III, IV; remembered by Mr. Sarbanes for borrowing the soccer net. THOMAS NELSON BURRELLS, JR.: Tom”; plans to go into the air force; remembered for being the best man.” PATRICIA LYNNE CALLAWAY: Patti”; plans to become a nurse. WILLIAM DAVID CAMPER III: William”; plans are undecided. JOHN DAVID CARDUFF: David”; plans to be success¬ ful in business; Baseball II, III, IV, WiHi News Sports Editor IV. DEBORAH ANN CARPENTER: Debbie”; plans are undecided; remembered for her quietness. DONALD KEITH CARRIGAN: Duck”; plans to be a cook; Basketball, Track; remembered for his ability to guard in basketball. MELODY MARION CAULK: Melody”; plans to do secretarial work; French Club, Indian Chant Editor IV; remembered for John Bowman and his ’59 green Ford. BEATRICE VANESSA CHANDLER: Bea”; plans to be a secretary; Library Club II, III, Colorguard III, IV, Home¬ coming Float IV, From Committee, SGA Alternate II; remembered for having a good personality. JANIS MARIE CHANDLER: Janis”; plans are to attend college; AFS II, III, IV, Sec.-Treas. Ill, IV, SGA II, IV, Keyettes III, IV, Honor Society III, IV, Thespians III, IV, French Club IV, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Junior-Sen¬ ior Banquet, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Home¬ coming Floats II, III, IV, Tom-Tom IV; Wi-Hi News III, IV; remembered for always keeping a straight face. PHILIP CHURCH CHATHAM: Chatty”; plans are to attend college; Homecoming Floats II, III, IV, Prom Com¬ mittee; remembered for giving all the teachers a hard time. FRANKIE LEE CHELTON: Butch”; plans are unde¬ cided. SHERRY LEIGH CHERRIX: Sherry”; plans are unde¬ cided. WENDY CAROL CHEW: Blue Eyes”; plans to be a homemaker; Library Club II, III, Honor Society III, IV, Deca IV, School Store Manager IV; remembered for her nuttiness. FRANCES ROCHELLA CHURCH: Sue”; plans are to go into business education; Prom Committee. 24 JANIS MARIE CHANDLER PHILIP CHURCH CHATHAM FRANKIE LEE CHELTON SHERRY LEIGH CHERRIX WENDY CAROL CHEW FRANCES ROCHELLA CHURCH GARRY LAMONT CHURCH KAY EUSE COBB LINDA JEAN COLLINS SHEREE LYNN COLLINS TERRI LYNNE COLONS EARTH A LEE CONWAY DEBRA ANN COOPER ALMA ANNETTE COPES GARRY LAMONT CHURCH: Fritz”; plans to go into the armed forces. KAY ELISE COBB: Kay”; plans are to attend college; remembered for always eating a big lunch and never get¬ ting fat. LINDA JEAN COLLINS: Linda”; plans are to attend college; Band, All-Shore Band; remembered for talking constantly in Physics. SHEREE LYNN COLLINS: Mutt”; plans are undecided; remembered for her quietness. TERRI LYNNE COLLINS: Meatball”; plans are unde¬ cided; Keyettes III, IV, Senior Float Chairman, Tom-Tom IV, Prom Committee; remembered for her squeaky voice. EARTHA LEE CONWAY: Eartha”; plans are to attend college; remembered for her unique personality. DEBRA ANN COOPER: Debbie”; plans are undecided; Basketball IV; remembered for being the other” coop. ALMA ANNETTE COPES: Alma”; plans are undecided. ALVA LAVERNE CORBIN: Alva”; plans to attend col¬ lege; Homecoming Floats III, IV, Band II, III, IV, Concert Choir IV; remembered for her sense of humor. EVA MARIE CORBIN: Eva”; plans to be a homemaker; remembered for her quietness. MARTINA JOSEPH CORBIN: plans to go into carpen¬ try; JV Football II, Track III, IV. KAREN SUE CORE: Cherry”; plans to become a X-Ray technician; remembered as the class clown. CHARLENE RENITA COTTMAN: Charlie”; plans to attend college; SGA Vice-President, Prom Committee, Homecoming Float II, III, Lorax II, Thespians III, IV, Stu¬ dent Page in Annapolis, Junior and Senior Class Plays; remembered for always having a nice smile. PRESTON ROLAND DARBY, JR.: Preston”; plans are to attend diesal school; remembered for his meanness. NATHANIEL LAMONT DASH I ELL: Nate”; plans to go into the Air Force; Concert Choir II, JV Basketball; remembered for being cool.” ROLAND KEITH DASHIELL: Roland”; plans are undecided; remembered for his soft heart and lightning speed. ALVA LAVERNE CORBIN EVA MARIE CORBIN MARTINA JOSEPH CORBIN KAREN SUE CORE CHARLENE RENITA COTTMAN NATHANIEL LAMONT DASHIELL PRESTON ROLAND DARBY. JR ROLAND KEITH DASHIELL 26 ROBERT C. DAVIS, jfc VALERIE JEAN DAVIS RODNEY CONN DEAN KAREN MARIE DEMINI THEODORE EUGENE DASHIELL: Theodore”; plans are undecided. KEVIN JAN DAVIDSON: Kevin”; plans are unde¬ cided; remembered for his long, curly hair. ROBIN WAYNE DAVIDSON: Robin”; plans to go into business; remembered for his size. DIANNA LAVONNE DAVIS: Anna”; plans to become a cosmetologist; Human Relations, Track; remembered for her craziness. ROBERT C. DAVIS, JR.: Bob”; plans to go into carpen¬ try; Vo-Tech; remembered for eating so many Chief Crun- chie bars. VALERIE JEAN DAVIS: plans to go into art; remem¬ bered for her quietness. RODNEY CONN DEAN: Rod”; plans are undecided; SGA Representative IV, Prom Committee; remembered for always being late to class. KAREN MARIE DEMINT: Karen”; plans are unde¬ cided; Senior Class Play; remembered for her long hair. 27 BRIAN MITCHELL DENNIS: Brian”; plans to go into the Coast Guard; Vo-Tech III, IV; remembered by all his Vo-Tech teachers for his ability to be in six places at once. SHARINA LAVERNE DESHIELDS: Sharina”; plans are undecided. STEVAN JAY DODSON: Steve”; plans to become an electrician; Vo-Tech III, IV; remembered for his height. MERRY CATHERINE DOWDLE: Cathy”; plans to go into the army; remembered for talking all the time. WATSON STEVENSON DUTTON III: Poone”; plans to go into the Marine Corps; Track; remembered for set¬ ting the best 440 record. DEBORAH DENISE ECKSTINE: Debbie”; plans to go into Real Estate; SGA II, Prom Committee. SABRINA ETTA EDWARDS: Beebe”; plans to go into Computer Technology; Pep Club III, Color Guard III, IV, Prom Committee, Homecoming Float IV; remembered for saying the first thing she thinks of. CORA LYNN ELLIOT: Cora”; plans to work with the mentally retarded; Majorettes II, III, IV, Softball II, Homecoming Floats II, III, Prom Committee, Tom-Tom III, IV, Junior Class Secretary, Powder Puff Football II; remembered as the Big C. 28 BRIAN MITCHELL DENNIS SHARINA LAVERNE DESHIELDS WATSON STEVENSON DUTTON DEBORAH DENISE ECKSTINE III SABRINA ETTA EDWARDS CORA LYNN ELLIOT KAREN MAE ELLIOTT KRISTI LEIGH ELLIOTT MELVIN STEVEN ELLIOTT BONNIE JEAN ELLIS MARY ELLEN ELLIS MARY ELIZABETH EMOND CATHLEEN ANN ENNIS ELTON DOUGLAS ENNIS KAREN MAE ELLIOTT: Karen”; plans to go into bookkeeping; Keyettes II, III, Prom Committee; remem¬ bered for always laughing. KRISTI LEIGH ELLIOTT: Fou-Fou”; plans to attend college; JV Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader III, IV, Key¬ ettes III, IV, Tom-Tom IV, Homecoming Floats II, III, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, SGA Rep. II, III, Prom Committee, Honor Society III, IV. MELVIN STEVEN ELLIOTT: Melvin”; plans are unde¬ cided. BONNIE JEAN ELLIS: Bonnie”; plans to go into nurs¬ ing; Key Kadettes III, Prom Committee; remembered for her independence. MARY ELLEN ELLIS: Mary Ellen”; plans are unde¬ cided; remembered for her yellow Hornet. MARY ELIZABETH EMOND: Murf”; plans to be a dental hygienist; Track II, Hockey III, IV, Children’s The¬ atre, Medical Careers Club, Homecoming Floats II, III, IV, Prom Committee, Concert Choir IV, Chorus III, remem¬ bered for her golden locks.” CATHLEEN ANN ENNIS: Cathie”; plans are unde¬ cided. ELTON DOUGLAS ENNIS: Doug”; plans to go into plumbing. ERNIE JAMES ENNIS: Ernie”; plans to go into carpen¬ try. MARILYN MARIE ENNIS: Crook”; plans to attend college; Band II, III, IV, Concert Choir IV. VERNON LEE ESHAM: Sap”; plans to become an elec¬ trician; D.E. Ill, IV; remembered for his yellow bug. PHYLLIS ARLENE EVERETT: plans to attend business school; Prom Committee. DONALD EDWIN EWALT III: Don”; plans are unde¬ cided; Baseball III, II, IV, Basketball II, III, IV, Football II, III, IV, SGA Representative II, III, IV, Class Vice-Pres¬ ident II, Key Club II. KEVIN MAURICE FARRINGTON: plans to go into sports; Football, Track, Wrestling; remembered for his football style. JON STEPHEN FARROW: Steve”; plans to go into law; Chess Club III, JV Football, Electronics II, III; remembered for taking 2 math courses in the same year. JESSICA MARY FENNELL: Jessica”; plans to become an economist; Keyettes II, III, IV, Tennis III, IV, Hockey IV, Prom Committee. ERNIE JAMES ENNIS MARILYN MARIE ENNIS VERNON LEE ESHAM PHYLLIS ARLENE EVERETT DONALD EDWIN EWALT III KEVIN MAURICE FARRINGTON JON STEPHEN FARROW JESSICA MARY FENNELL LOU ANN FIELDS ROBERT LEE FIELDS CYNTHIA HESTER FIGGS PATRICIA ANN FINNEY LOU ANN FIELDS: Lou”; plans arc undecided; Home¬ coming Float IV, Senior Class Play, Powder Puff Football II, Colorguard and Majorettes IV, Gymnastics II, III, IV, Thespians II; remembered for being the youngest in the class. ROBERT LEE FIELDS: Brother”; plans to be a truck driver; Track, Chorus; remembered for being the best stu¬ dent in Physical Education. CYNTHIA HESTER FIGGS: Cindy”; plans are unde¬ cided; D.E. Ill, IV; remembered for her sunny laugh. PATRICIA ANN FINNEY: Pat”; plans are undecided. DONALD RAY FISHER: Don ; plans to become the next principal of Wi-Hi; Soccer; remembered for going with Kathy. NANCY JOSEPHINE FOGAL: Nanc”; plans to study medicine; remembered for her friendliness. CAROLYN ANTIONETTE FOREMAN: Peanut”; plans to go to business school; Chorus II, Homeroom Rep. III, Human Relations Club III, IV; remembered for her helpfulness. BARBARA ANN FREEMAN: Barbara”; plans are undecided; D.E. Ill, IV. PHILIP BURNETT GALE: Fritz”; plans to go into the Air Force and photography; Human Relations Club II, III, Wrestling II, Tom-Tom IV, Prom Committee, Concert Choir IV, III, Indian Chant IV, Photography Club IV; remembered for his projecting voice. FREDRICK MARSHALL GARDNER, JR.: Rick”; plans to go to college; SGA Rep. Ill, Wrestling III, IV, Prom Committee, Homecoming Float III, IV; remembered for his intelligenc e. KIMBERLY ANN GINTER: Kim”; plans are unde¬ cided; Chess Club II, III, French Club II, III, IV, AFS III, IV, SGA III, Honor Society III, IV; remembered for being 73-’74 AFS student to Peru. BIAZZIO GIORDANO JR.: Bill”; plans to go into welding; Wrestling II, III, IV, Football II; remembered for being Buzz with a Buzz.” BETH MARIE GISMONDI: Beth”; plans to attend col¬ lege; Senior and Junior Class Plays, Softball II, III, IV, Hockey III, IV, SGA Rep. II, IV, Varsity Club IV, Key- ettes IV, Wi Hi News III, IV; remembered for her parties. RONALD ERIC GODFREY: Ronnie”; plans are unde¬ cided; D.E. IV. TERRY LEE GRAVENOR: Terry”; plans to go into the Air Force; remembered for his Hot Rod. TERRI LYNN GRIFFIN: Terri”; plans to be a cosme¬ tologist; Vo-Tech III, IV; remembered by Gary Griffin. PHILIP BURNETT FREDERICK MARSHALL GARDNER JR. KIMBERLY ANN GINTER BIAZZIO GIORDANO JR. BETH MARIE GISMOND RONALD ERIC GODFREY TERRY LEE GRAVENOR TERRI LYNN GRIFFIN 32 FAYE MICHELE GUNTER MELISSA DALE GUNTER ESAT NURI GUZEY DAVID STEWART HAEMEL BARPARA ANN HAGEN LESLIE KYLE HAMILTON BARBARA ELLEN GRIMES: plans to attend college. MARK JOSEPH GRUDIS: Mark”; plans are undecided; Football II, III, IV. FAYE MICHELE GUNTER: Reds”; plans are unde¬ cided; Senior Class President, Junior Class Vice-President, FFA IV, Keyettes IV, Pep Club; remembered for her friendliness. MELISSA DALE GUNTER: Melissa”; plans are unde¬ cided. ESAT NURI GUZEY: Easy”; plans to attend college; Chess Club II, III, IV, Soccer II, III, IV, French Club IV, Honor Society III, IV, Track III, Prom Committee; remembered for his Chess ability. DAVID STEWART HAEMEL: Dave”; plans to attend college; Newspaper IV, Band II, III, IV, Prom Committee, Tom-Tom IV, Homecoming Float III, IV; remembered for his photography ability. BARBARA ANN HAGEN: Festus”; plans to go into cosmetology; Tom-Tom IV, Homecoming IV, Vo-Tech III, IV; remembered for her old blue Ford. LESLIE KYLE HAMILTON: Linda”; plans to attend college; Thespian II, III, IV, AFS II, III, IV, Student-Fac¬ ulty Play, Junior Class Play, School Choir, Teachers Aide, remembered for her Haeeeeey!.” LINDA CARROLL HAMILTON: plans to go into medi¬ cine; Concert Choir III, IV, Lorax Club II, IV, Thespian II, III, IV, All State Chorus IV; remembered for her fat” laugh. MARK THOMAS HAMMOND: Mark”; plans are undecided. LEONARD HARMON JR.: Buggy”; plans to teach; Soccer IV; remembered as being Mr. Nice Guy.” SHIRLEY ANN HARRIS: Shirley”; plans are unde¬ cided; Hockey; remembered for her part in the Junior Class Play. ADRIAN CONWAY HART: Adrian”; plans are unde¬ cided; Junior Class Play. CHRISTINE HART: Chris”; plans to be a medical secre¬ tary; Band; Keyettes; Prom Committee; remembered for her braces. SANDRA JEAN HASTINGS: Sandi”; plans are to attend college; Homecoming Float IV, Homeroom Rep. II, III, Human Relations Club II, Vo-Tech IV; remem¬ bered for going to Gino’s for lunch. WILLIAM JOSEPH HASTINGS JR.: William”; plans are undecided. ADRIAN CONWAY HART CHRISTINE HART SANDRA JEAN HASTINGS WILLIAM JOSEPH HASTINGS.JR. 34 RICHARD FOREST HAZEL, JR. BARBARA JEAN HEALY MARCIA LYNN HEARN BEVERLY ANN HICKMAN RONALD TERRY HAWKINS: Terry”; plans are undecided; Band. BARRY MICHAEL HAYES: Barry”; plans to go into medicine; Wreslting IV, Cross Country IV, Track IV, Key Club II, III, IV, Honor Society III, IV, Golf III, IV, Prom Committee; remembered for always putting things off until the last minute and still getting it done correctly. VALENCIA DENISE HAYES: Valencia”; plans to go into medicine; Track II, III, IV, Hockey III, IV, Latin Club IV, Prom Committee, Athletic IV; remembered for her craziness. LARRY FULTON HAYWARD: Larry”; plans to go into business management; remembered for all the good times last year in the ’57 Pontiac. RICHARD FOREST HAZEL JR.: Forest”; plans to attend college; Football II, III, IV, Wrestling II, III, IV, Lorax Club II, Track II, III, IV, Varsity Club, SGA Rep. II, III, Honor Society III, IV, Senior Class Historian, Indian Chant IV; remembered for his howling. BARBARA JEAN HEALY: Barbra”; plans are to attend college; Chess Team II, III, Human Relations II, Steno Co-op; remembered for her spicy lasagne.” MARCIA LYNN HEARN: Marcia”; plans to go into nursing; remembered for driving a truck to school. BEVERLY ANN HICKMAN: Bev”; plans are unde¬ cided; Keyettes II, III, IV, Tom-Tom IV, Prom Commit¬ tee, Homecoming Float; remembered for her innocent look.” 35 MICHAEL PAUL HICKMAN: Mike”; plans to attend college; Chess Club II, Key Club; remembered as Hick.” SUE ANN HICKMAN: Susie”; plans to become a Spe¬ cial Education teacher; Chess Club II, III, IV, Wi-Hi News III, IV, Indian Chant IV, Tom-Tom IV, Junior and Senior Class Plays, SGA III, IV; remembered for her fan¬ tastic” Chess ability. KENNETH HOWARD HILL: Kenny”; plans are unde¬ cided; DECA II, III; remembered for cutting up all the teachers. TI MOTHY LEE HILL: Festus”; plans to become a State Trooper; Band III, Vo-Tech IV; remembered for walking like Festus. GARY WOODELL HITCH: Gary”; plans to attend col¬ lege; Traci II, III; remembered by Valerie. KAREN LYNN HOFFMAN: Craiz-Karen”; plans to attend college; color guard II, III, IV, Hockey II, III, IV, Senior Class Treasurer, Keyettes IV, Newspaper III, IV, Tom-Tom IV, Homecoming Float IV, Prom Committee; remembered for being the Hockey team’s Baby-doll.” CAROLE FRANCENE HOLLOWAY: Shorty”; plans to become a teacher; Varsity Cheerleader III, IV, Band IV, Choir III, Sophomore Class President, Senior Class Play, JV Cheerleader II; remembered as the 1974 Homecoming Queen. BRADLEY STEPHEN HOMAN: Brad”; plans to attend college; Thespians, Senior and Junior Class Plays; remem¬ bered for his ability to just make it” by the bell in the morning. MICHAEL PAUL HICKMAN SUE ANN HICKMAN KENNETH HOWARD HILL TIMOTHY LEE HILL GARY WOODELL HITCH KAREN LYNN HOFFMAN CAROLE FRANCENE HOLLOWAY BRADLEY STEPHEN HOMAN 36 GREGORY ALLEN HOPPES TYRONE L. HUGHEY RONALD LEE HURLY GALE MARIE HUSSEY BONNIE SUE JAMES GREGORY ALLEN HOPPES: Greg”; plans to go into the computer field; Vo-Tech III, IV; remembered as the Don Juan of the hallways. BRENDA CHARLENE HOWARD: Brenda”; plans to attend college; Latin Club II, III, Prom Committee; remembered for her laugh. GEORGE HOWARD, JR.: George”; plans to attend college; Concert Choir. DENISE HUGHEY: Baby Huey”; plans to become a social worker; remembered for her personality. TYRONE L. HUGHEY: Ty”; plans to go into the Coast Guard; DECA Club II, III; remembered for being nice and quiet. RONALD LEE HURLEY: Ronnie”; plans are unde¬ cided; remembered for not coming to school. GALE MARIE HUSSEY: Huzzy”; plans are undecided; Cheerleader II, Keyettes II, III, IV, Tom-Tom IV, Prom Committee, Float Committee, SGA; remembered for her big shoes. BONNIE SUE JAMES: Bonnie”; plans are undecided; DECA II, III; remembered for her personality. ALLISON VICTORIA JENKINS: Charlie”; plans are undecided; Vo-Tech IV; remembered for her walk. KIRK ARNOLD JENKINS: Kirk”; plans to attend col¬ lege; Vo-Tech III, IV, Band; remembered for his muscular physique. CHERYL LYNNE JOHNSON: Sherry”; plans to go into modeling; Concert Choir, Band, Track II, III, Basket¬ ball II, SGA Alternate, Prom Committee, Float Commit¬ tee, Junior-Senior Banquet; remembered for her voice. WANDA RAMONA JOHNSON: Penny”; plans to become a social worker. Pep Club II, III, Softball III, IV, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee; remembered for her bubble gum jaws. PATRICIA ANN JOLLEY: Pat”; plans to attend col¬ lege; Cheerleader II, III, IV, Lorax Club II, SGA II, III, IV, Thespians II, III, IV, Senior Class Play, Constitutional Revisional Committee II; remembered for her jolliness. BARBARA ANN JONES: Barbara”; plans are unde¬ cided; Honor Society III, IV, Band II, III, IV, Concert Choir; remembered for her smile. CRYSTAL CECELIA JONES: Crissy”; plans to become a secretary; Majorettes II, III, IV, SGA II, III, IV; remem¬ bered for being the shortest one of the majorettes. CURTIS MICHAEL JONES: Curt”; plans are unde¬ cided; remembered for his artistic talents. ALLISON VICTORIA JENKINS KIRK ARNOLD JENKINS CHERYL LYNNE JOHNSON WANDA RAMONA JOHNSON PATRICIA ANN JOLLEY BARBARA ANN JONES CRYSTAL CECELIA JONES CURTIS MICHAEL JONES DELCIA KAREN JONES GWENDOLYN SHIRLEY JONES JOYCE ELAINE JONES ROSE LEE JONES STANLEY SCOTT JONES RANDALL WILSON JUDY DONNA RAE JUSTICE ARLENE PATRICIA KELLY DELCIA KAREN JONES: Delcia”; plans are undecided; Band II, III. GWENDOLYN SHIRLEY JONES: Gwen”; plans to attend college; Human Relations Club, Prom Committee, Lorax Club, Latin Club, Thespians, SGA, Library Club, Wi-Hi Newspaper; remembered as the girl who is into everything. JOYCE ELAINE JONES: Cookie”; plans to travel; Pep Club, FFA, Keyettes; remembered for Everything, my dear!” ROSE LEE JONES: Roli”; plans to attend college; remembered by a friend. STANLEY SCOTT JONES: Scott”; plans are undecided; remembered for his Monte Carlo. RANDALL WILSON JUDY: Hoot”; plans to attend college; Football II, III, IV, Baseball II, Thespian Club; remembered for his outstanding” accomplishments in Trigonometry. DONNA RAE JUSTICE: Donna”; plans are undecided; Tutoring Program IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Key¬ ettes III, IV, Prom Committee, Junior Class Play; remem¬ bered for wrecking her car. ARLENE PATRICIA KELLY. Arlene”; plans are unde¬ cided; remembered for her secret” romance with Roger. 39 SUSAN ELLEN KEEN: Susan”; plans to attend college; Senior Class Play; remembered for crying when she laughs. ALYCE ANN KEENER: Alyce”; plans are undecided; Lorax Club II, III, IV, SETS II, III, IV, Thespians IV, Jun¬ ior and Senior Class Plays; remembered for being actively involved in the Ecology Club. DIANE THERESA KENNEDY: Resa”; plans to become a beautician; Vo-Tech III, IV; remembered for her quietness. WALTER WAYNE KILLMAN: Walt”; plans are unde¬ cided; remembered for being tall and skinny. DONALD WAYNE KING: Donald”; plans to become an artist; Soccer IV; remembered for his station wagon. FREDERICK RAYE KING: Freddie”; plans to travel; D.O. IV, Vo-Tech III. KEVIN KENDALL KINNAMON: Kevin”; plans to go into data processing; Band II, III, IV, Soccer II, III, IV, Vo-Tech, Homecoming Float II, IV; remembered for never doing anything in class. DENISE BEHRENS LABE: Denise”; plans to become a secretary; Color Guard III, IV, SGA Representative II, III, Cheerleader II; remembered for getting married. 40 aUSAN ELLEN KEEN ALYCE ANN KEENER DIANE THERESA KENNEDY WALTER WAYNE KILLMAN DONALD WAYNE KING FREDERICK RAYE KING KEVIN KENDALL KINNAMON DENISE BEHRENS LABE JANE CLARK LANGRALL TERRI LEIGH LAY FI ELD CARMELLA ELIZABETH LEAK SAMUEL ELI LEATHER BURY RONALD CRAIG LEE CHERYL ANNE LEWIS C. FIL LEWIS WILLIAM R. LITTLETON, JR. JANE CLARK LANGRALL: Janer”; plans to attend col¬ lege; Keyettes II, III, IV, Tennis II, IV, Senior Class Play, Assembly Monitor, French Club IV, Wi Hi News III, IV, Float Committee II, III, IV, Prom Committee, Golf Club III, IV; remembered by Mr. Sarbanes’ ”96.” TERRI LEIGH LAYFIELD: Terri”; plans to be a secre¬ tary; Keyettes II, III, IV, Honor Society III, IV, SGA Rep. II, Alternate III, Prom Committee, Homecoming Attend¬ ant. . CARMELLA ELIZABETH LEAK: Carmella”; plans to attend college; Choir II, Prom Comm., Photography Club, Ways and Means Comm., Wi-Hi News III , IV, Tom-Tom IV, Library II, III, IV, Pep Club III, IV; remembered for her sweet personality. SAMUEL ELI LEATHERBURY: Sam”; plans to become a business administrator; Junior and Senior Class Plays, Basketball IV, Band II, III, Track; remembered for being JB (Joy Boy). RONALD CRAIG LEE: Craig”; plans are undecided; Soccer II, III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Basketball Manager II, Homeroom Rep. II, Chess Club II; remembered for his wise cracks. CHERYL ANNE LEWIS: Cheryl”; plans to attend col¬ lege; Junior and Senior Class Plays, Homeroom Rep. Ill, IV, Senior Class Money Making Projects; remembered for running into Vascar. FIL C. LEWIS: Phase 5”; plans to attend college; Chess Club II, Photography Club IV; remembered for never being there when you need him; always there when you want him and for his unicycle. WILLIAM ROGER LITTLETON: Billy”; plans are undecided; remembered for being crazy. JOHN WESLEY LOCKNER: John”; plans to join the Navy. ARMENTHIA EVELLA LONG: Minnie”; plans to be an Airline Stewardess; Chorus II, Concert Choir III, IV, Color Guard IV, Pep Club II, III, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee; remembered by her friends for always being a clown. DONALD GEORGE LONG: Duck”; plans to join the Army; Vo-Tech; remembered as lover boy”. DONNA KAY LONG: Donna”; plans to attend col¬ lege; Medical Careers Club IV, Indian Chant IV, Prom Committee, Senior Class Play, Tom-Tom IV, Homecom¬ ing Floats II, IV; remembered for her long hair. RUTH SHIRLEY LONG: Shirley”; plans are undecided. WADE PATTERSON LONG: plans are undecided. CHERYL MACMILLAN: Cheryl”; plans are undecided. GEORGE ABRAHAM MADDOX: Swing”; plans are undecided; Cross Country II, III, Wrestling II, III, Track II, III; remembered for his quietness. JOHN WESLEY LOCKNER ARMENTHIA LONG DONALD GEORGE LONG DONNA KAY LONG RUTH SHIRLEY LONG CHERYL ELIZABETH MacMILLAN WADE PATTERSON LONG GEORGE ABRAHAM MADDOX Picture Not Available RAYMOND W MASSEY DEBRA LYNNE McCAIG PAMELA DAWN McCARY RONALD BAXTER McKELVEY LEWIS CARLYLE McKINNEY, JR. JO-ANN CAROL McKENNEY AARON DALE MARSHALL: Chick”; plans to go to college; Basketball II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Class Pres. III, Prom Committee, SGA III, Tom-Tom IV, Varsity Club; remembered for his speed on the track. WILLIAM ALAN MARTIN: Bill”; plans to attend col¬ lege; Thespians IV, Float Comm. II, III, IV, French Club IV, Hall Monitor, Tom-Tom Editor, Newspaper, III, IV, Junior and Senior Class Play, SGA II, III, IV, AFS IV, Prom Comm., Godspell IV, Nat’l. Merit Commendation; remembered for keeping a straight face. RAYMOND W. MASSEY: Raymond”; plans are unde¬ cided. DEBRA LYNNE McCAIG: Debbie”; plans to attend college; Track II, FFA IV; remembered for her accent. PAMELA DAWN McCAREY: Pammy”; plans to attend college; remembered for being herself. RONALD BAXTER McKELVEY: Ronnie”; plans to enter the Air Force. LEWIS CARLYLE McKINNEY, JR.: Mack”; plans to go to college. JO-ANN CAROL McKENNEY: Frank”; plans to become a nurse; Float Comm. IV, Vo-Tech IV; remem¬ bered for her dungarees. TIMOTHY ROBIN MCMICHAEL: Tim”; plans arc undecided; Vo-Tech III, IV; remembered for the Mall parking lot. JEFFERY LEE MCMULLEN: Jeff”; plans are to attend college; SGA II, III, IV, Newspaper III, IV, Tom-Tom III, IV, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Prom Committees, French Club IV, AFS IV, Homecoming Float II, III, IV; remembered as Napolean. MELODYE MARSHALL MCNELIA: Dee”; plans to become a secretary; Honor Society III, IV. ARTHUR MEILHEMMER, JR.: Art”; plans are unde¬ cided. JOAN MARIE MERRITT: Joan”; plans to become a secretary; Vo-Tech IV; remembered for her good personal¬ ity. CHARLES WESLEY MESSICK: Chuck”; plans to join the Army; Chess Club II, SGA IV; remembered for being the last boy in high school to be allowed to join the Nat’l Guard while in school. VALERIE JEAN METZ: Val”; plans to be a florist; remembered for her guitar. VICTORIA DEE MEYER: Sunshine”; plans are to become a secretary; Ways and Means Committee IV; remembered for her sense of humor. 44 TIMOTHY ROBIN McMICHAEL JEFFERY LEE McMULLEN JOAN JEAN MERRITT CHARLES WESLEY MESSICK VALERIE JEAN METZ VICTORIA DEE MEYER . . . dmU g ' tmv, fogkfc g ' teeM . . . BRENDA LOUISE MITCHELL KIMBERLY LAVESSA MITCHELL SHARON KAY MITSCHKE PHILLIPJ. MORENO JOHN DAVID MORGAN Picture Not Available DEBRA ANN MILES: ' ' Debbie”; plans are to attend col¬ lege; SGA; remembered for being the loudest one in the class. JOHNNY ALLEN MILLER: Johnnie”; plans to become a lawyer; Basketball II, III, Senior Class Play; remembered for being himself. BRENDA LOUISE MITCHELL: Brenda”; plans are undecided. KIMBERLY LAVESSA MITCHELL: Kim”; plans are undecided; Latin Club II, III, Prom Committee; remem¬ bered by Muttley.” SHARON KAY MITSCHKE: Sharon”; plans are unde¬ cided; remembered for her blue eyes. PHILIP J. MORENO: Phil”; plans to travel. JOHN DAVID MORGAN: Jack”; Vo-Tech III, IV. JEFFERY RAYMOND MORRIS: Jeff”; plans are unde¬ cided. MITCHELL RICHARDO MORRIS: Mitchell”; plans are undecided. ROBERT JAMES MORRIS: Junie”; plans are unde¬ cided; Basketball II, III, IV; remembered by all the girls. JOHN JAMES MUMFORD: J”; plans are undecided; Band; remembered for being on time to class only once. SCOTT GILLIS MURRELL: Scott”; plans unknown. TERRY LEE MYERS: Meyers”; plans are to attend col¬ lege; Band II, III, IV, Choir IV, Football II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV; remembered for his cast iron stomach at the football games. SCOTTY MEYER: Scott”; plans are undecided. DOUGLAS WAYNE NAARUP: Doug”; plans are undecided; Soccer II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV; remembered for being a dedicated athlete. JEFFERY RAYMOND MORRIS MITCHELL RICHARDO MORRIS Picture Not Available ROBERT JAMES MORRIS JOHN JAMES MUMFORD SCOTT GILLIS MURRELL SCOTTY MEYER TERRY LEE MYERS DOUGLAS WAYNE NAARUP PETER ANDREW NAGLER DONNA LYNN NAPLES NANCY BEVERLY NEWSOME SHIVONNE RENEE NICHOLSON PAMELA SUE NOTTINGHAM BRODERICK PIERCE NUTTER MARGARET JEANNE OLDACH STEPHEN JOSEPH OLSON III PETER ANDREW NAGLER: Pete”; plans to attend college; Latin Club III, IV, Spanish Club II, III, Key Club II, III, IV, Prom Comm., Honor Society III, IV. DONNA LYNN NAPLES: Cookie”; plans are to travel; Hockey III, IV, Varsity Club, Keyettes, Indian Chant IV, Junior and Senior Class Floats; remembered for her imper¬ sonation of the Cookie Man. NANCY BEVERLY NEWSOME: Nancy”; plans are undecided; Keyettes IV, Float IV, Prom Comm. IV; remembered for her crazy driving. SHIVONNE RENEE NICHOLSON: Ronnie”; plans are undecided. PAMELA SUE NOTTINGHAM: Pam”; plans are to attend college; Spanish Club II, Softball II, Loraz Club II, IIUV. BRODERICK PIERCE NUTTER: Bone”; plans are to attend college; Soccer IV, Prom Comm. IV, Float Comm. IV; remembered for his sense of humor. MARGARET JEANNE OLDACH. Peggy”; plans to continue drama; Senior Class Play, Children’s Theatre; remembered for her mink coat. STEPHEN JOSEPH OLSON III: Steve”; plans to become a commercial artist; Senior Class Play, Children’s Theatre, SETS; remembered as Jose Rodreguize. 47 FLOYD OTHO ORR: Floyd”; plans undecided. STEVEN RICHARD OVERBECK: Steve”; plans to attend college and medical school; SGA President, Medical Careers Club President, Junior and Senior Class Plays; remembered as being the Texas Cowboy. JANET SUE PARKER: Janet”; plans to attend secretar¬ ial school; Hockey IV, Softball II, III, IV, Varsity Club, Homecoming Float II. STEVEN RAYMOND PARKER: Suspendable”; plans to attend college; SGA, Band II, III, Senior Class Play; remembered for 5th period naps. DOUGLAS IRVIN PARSONS, JR.: Doug”; plans to attend college; Band II, III, IV, Track II, III, JV Football III, IV. JAMES LAMAR PARSONS: plans to become an illustra¬ tor of art; DECA, Concert Choir; remembered for his art work. LINDA SUE PARSONS: Lynn”; plans are undecided; Vo-Tech III, D O. IV. RUSSELL WARREN PAYNE: Russell”; plans to become an electrician; Vo-Tech III, IV; remembered for Arby’s. 48 FLOYD OTHO ORR STEVEN RICHARD OVERBECK STEVEN RAYMOND PARKER DOUGLAS IRVIN PARSONS JAMES LAMAR PARSONS LINDA SUE PARSONS RUSSELL WARREN PAYNE SARAH ELIZABETH PEASE SUSAN MARIE PEEK DEBRA ANN PENUEL PHYLLIS ANN PERDUE EVA LYNN PETERSON JENNIFER LEE PHILLIPS DONNA MARIE PITROSKI SARAH ELIZABETH PEASE: Sarah”; plans are to attend college; Float Committee IV, Hockey II, III, IV, Prom Comm., Latin Club III, IV, Varsity Club IV, Choir; remembered for her ability as a goalie on the hockey team. SUSAN MARIE PEEK: Sue”; Vo-Tech III, IV, plans Cosmetology. DEBRA ANN PENUEL: Debba”; plans to attend col¬ lege; Junior Class Play, Keyettes II, III, IV, Medical Careers Club IV, SGA II, III, IV, Newspaper II, IV, Homecoming Court Chairman, Prom Comm., Godspell, Thespians IV, Class Floats II, III, IV; remembered for her love of food and Roman Gabriel. DAVID ALLEN PERDUE: David”; plans are unde¬ cided; Vo-Tech III; remembered for being thrown off the bus. PHYLLIS ANN PERDUE: Phyllis”; plans are to attend college; Majorettes II, III, IV, Student Aid IV; remem¬ bered for her bad driving. EVA LYNN PETERSON: Lynn”; plans are to attend college; French Club III, Key Kadettes III; remembered for her amazing driving record. JENNIFER LEE PHILLIPS: Jennifer”; plans are unde¬ cided; remembered by S.L. and H.S. DONNA MARIE PITROSKI:. Donna”; plans unde¬ cided. DELPHINE MARIE POLK: Delphine”; plans to enter the Data Processing field; remembered for her craziness. RENEE TEEKITA POLK: Polkie”; plans are to attend college; FFA IV, SGA Dance Comm. Ill, Lorax II, Junior Class Treas., Senior Class Sec., Float Comm. Ill, IV, Prom Comm. IV, Concert Choir IV, Color Guard IV; remem¬ bered for always smiling. MICHAEL GEORGE POPE: Mike”; plans are to attend college; French Club, Band, National French Contest III, IV; remembered by all who wish to become scientist. ROBIN MICHELE PORTER: Robin”; plans to go into the Army; Concert Choir; remembered for her attempt to stop a fight. JOHN FREDERICK POTTER: John”; plans are unde¬ cided; remembered by Mrs. Julia Taylor. BONNIE CAROL POWELL: Bonnie”; plans are unde¬ cided; Softball III, IV; remembered for her laughter. THOMAS RAY PRIEST: Ray”; plans to go into the Marines. BARBARA ANN PURNELL: Queen”; plans to attend college; Basketball, Softball; remembered for her beautiful face and afro. DELPHINE MARIE POLK RENEE TEEKITA POLK MICHAEL GEORGE POPE ROBIN MICHELE PORTER JOHN FREDERICK POTTER BONNIE CAROL POWELL THOMAS RAY PRIEST BARBARA ANN PURNELL VINCENT FRANKLIN REID BENNY MAURICE REYNOLDS ANTHONY LEE REVELL GEORGE ELWOOD RICHARDSON III JAMES HENRY PURNELL, JR.: Jimmy”; plans are undecided; Human Relations Club IV, Prom Comm., Office Work IV, Pep Club III; remembered for his sense of humor. RODNEY LEE PUSEY: plans are to attend a business school; remembered for lifting four parked cars in the school parking lot. TERRI LEE PUSEY: Porkey”; plans to go into secretarial work; Float Comm. II, III, IV, Vo-Tech, Prom Comm., Office Work; remembered for all the laughs, jokes and smokes at Vo-Tech with Debbie and Sandy. STEVEN DONALD RAYNE: Steve”; plans are unde¬ cided; Baseball II, III, IV, Tom-Tom IV; remembered for always eating Debbie’s crackers. VINCENT FRANKLIN REID III: Joedy”; plans to attend college; Band II, III, IV, Track IV, Concert Choir III, IV, Cross Country II, III; remembered for his good sense of humor. ANTHONY LEE REVELL: Andy”; plans to go into car¬ pentry. BENNY MAURICE REYNOLDS: plans to enter the Air Force; Wrestling; remembered for being easy to get along with. GEORGE ELWOOD RICHARDSON III: Buddy”; plans are to attend college; Key Club II, III, IV, French Club IV; Medical Careers Club IV; remembered for the Red Rambler and Gordy’s. 51 LEWIS QUINTON RILEY: Squirt Cup ; plans are undecided: FFA II, III, IV, Soccer III. PATTI ANN RILEY: Patti ; plans are to enter the secre¬ tarial field; Library Science Club II, III, Vo-Tech IV, Gym¬ nastics Program III; remembered for her size. RUTH MARIE RINE: Ruthie”; plans are undecided. JAMES LARRY RIVERS: Big Jim ; plans are unde¬ cided: DECA Treas.; remembered for always cutting up. DIANE ALLYSON ROBINSON: plans to become a teacher’s aide; Concert Choir. WILLIAM ROBINSON III: Bill ; plans are to attend college; Wi-Hi News III, IV, Editor IV, Key Club II, III, IV, SGA Rep. IV, French Club IV, Medical Career’s Club IV; remembered for his impersonations of teachers and being co-founder of the Friars Club. PHYLLIS ANN RUBY: Phyl”; plans are to attend col¬ lege; Spanish Club’ II, III, IV, Lorax III, IV, SGA II, IV, Keyettes III, Class Floats II, III, IV, Tennis Team II, III, IV, Prom Comm., Senior Class Play, Tom-Tom IV, Wi-Hi News III, IV; remembered for solving everyone’s prob¬ lems. SHERVON MARIA SAVAGE: Shervon ; plans unde¬ cided. 52 LEWIS QUINTON RILEY PATTI ANN RILEY RUTH MARIE RINE JAMES LARRY RIVERS DIANE ALLYSON ROBINSON WILLIAM ROBINSON III PHYLLIS ANN RUBY SHERVON MARIA SAVAGE Let’s, fCeef ’£ RtuuuRgU i Wl STEPHEN MATTHEW SCHAFFER JERRY LEE SCHOOFIELD BONNIE STARR SCOTT MARY ELIZABETH SELBY JOHN JEFFREY SH AHEEN LOUISE ANN SHEPPARD THOMAS WILSON SCARBOROUGH: Tom”; plans arc to attend college; SGA Rep.; remembered for being an individual. STEPHEN MATTHEW SCHAFFER. Bones”; plans to go into drafting; Cross Country II, III, Track II, III, Dis¬ tributive Occupations IV; remembered for his slowness. JERRY LEE SCHOOFIELD: Pop”; plans to go into drag racing; remembered for his quietness. BONNIE STARR SCOTT: Plans are to be a clerk typist; Vo-Tech IV; remembered for never opening her mouth. JOHN BEATTY SEATON: John”; plans are undecided. MARY ELIZABETH SELBY: Blaze”; plans to join the Army; Honor Society, Band II, III, IV, Medical Careers Club III, Float Comm. II, III, IV, Latin Club III, IV, FFA; remembered for her dedication to her fellow students who come to the Polar Bar with no money. JOHN JEFFREY SHAHEEN. Bodine”; plans are unde¬ cided; Football II, III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Varsity Club; remembered as Bodine. LOUISE ANN SHEPPARD: plans are to attend college; Junior and Senior Class Plays, SGA IV, Concert Choir IV, Thespians. LINDA JEAN SHOCKLEY: Linda”; plans arc unde¬ cided; remembered for always going on a diet. MARSHA MARIE SHOCKLEY: Marsha”; plans are undecided; remembered for laughing so much. 0 PAUL RUSSELL SHOCKLEY: Paul”; plans to attend college; Band II, III, IV, Float Comm. IV; remembered for smoking in the boy’s room.” ROBERT LEE SHORT: Shorty”; plans are to attend col¬ lege; Key Club II, III, IV, Football Trainer II, III, Track Trainer II, III, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Faculty Stu¬ dent Play, Boys State Delegate, Prom Comm.; remem¬ bered for his witty mannerisms. CHARLES BRANDFORD SILVIA, JR.: C.B.”; plans are to attend college; Tennis II, III, IV, Key Club III, IV, French Club IV, Medical Careers Club IV, Varsity Club IV, Honor Society III, IV, SGA III, IV, Homecoming General Chairman; remembered for his first period acting. MICHAEL BOYD SIMPSON: Mike”; plans to enter the Air Force; Float Comm. IV; remembered for his simple, down-to-earth lunacy. ROBERT MICHAEL SIMPSON: Bob”; plans are unde¬ cided; remembered for sleeping in his classes. BILLY PALMER SINGLETON, JR.: Billy”; plans are undecided. CHARLES BRANDFORD SILIVA, JR. ROBERT MICHAEL SIMPSON MICHAEL BOYD SIMPSON BILLY PALMER SINGLETON, JR. 54 4 ARNETTA LAVINIA SMILEY CARL SMITH BRIAN LOUIS SMITH DONNA KAYE SMITH GARY LEE SMITH RENEE DARLENE SMITH RICHARD JACKSON SMITH, JR. ROBERT WAYNE SMITH ARNETTA LAVINIA SMILEY: Pinkey ; plans are to attend college; DE. D.O.; remembered for her quietness. BRIAN LOUIS SMITH: Brian”; plans are undecided; Junior and Senior Class Plays, Baseball II, III, IV; remem¬ bered as the Hawk. CARL I. SMITH: Carl ; plans to go into farming; FFA II, III, IV, Float Comm. II, III, IV; remembered for his ability in wood shop. DONNA KAYE SMITH: Donna ; plans are to attend college; remembered for her quietness. GARY LEE SMITH: Snuffy ; plans to go into auto body mechanics; remembered for his big bruiser. RENEE DARLENE SMITH: Nee ; plans to be a social worker; Human Relations; Girls Basketball Manager IV, Float Comm. IV; remembered by Don Carrigan. RICHARD JACKSON SMITH: Dicky ; plans are unde¬ cided; Chess Club II, Basketball III, Cross Country IV; remembered for his great party. ROBERT WAYNE SMITH: Big Al ; plans are to attend college; Tennis II, French Club IV; remembered for his couth and culture. 55 STEVEN CARROLL SMITH: Steve”; plans to go into carpentry; Band II; remembered for his lifesavers in POD class. TROY BRUCE SMITH: Troy”; plans are undecided; remembered for being a friend any time. WILLIAM FRANKLIN SMITH: Frank”; plans are undecided; Football III, IV, Varsity Club; remembered for his hair. MARY ELLEN SNEAD: Maggie”; plans to help handi¬ capped children; Library Club; remembered by all her friends in high school. JO ANNE SNEDEKER: Sneedy”; plans are to attend college; Chess Club II, Senior Class Play; remembered for losing her pocketbook at Corky’s party. CLEMMIE CHARLES SPARKS: Clemmie”; plans are undecided. JOSEPH THOMAS SPARROW: Joe”; plans are unde¬ cided; Soccer II, III; remembered for his great soccer abil¬ ity. DERRICK GREGORY STANFORD: Stanback Jr.”; plans are undecided; Basketball II, III, IV; remembered for his retarded laugh. 56 STEVEN CARROLL SMITH TROY BRUCE SMITH WILLIAM FRANKLIN SMITH MARY ELLEN SNEAD ANNA DELORES SUMMERVILLE TERESA SUTTON JANET ELIZABETH TATE CAROL SUE TAYLOR DONNA SHIRLEY STEPHENS: Donnie”; plans to become a secretary; remembered for going with James Davis. VICKEY LEE STEVENS: Vickey”; plans are undecided; Prom Committee. DAVID PRESTON STONE: David”; plans are to go into the Air Force; remembered for I fail to see the humor...” WALTER HERMAN SULLIVAN, JR.: Walter”; plans are undecided. ANNA DELORES SUMMERVILLE: Anna”; plans are undecided. TERESA SUTTON: Teresa”; plans are to attend college; remembered for her sweet personality. JANET ELIZABETH TATE: Jan”; plans are undecided; Prom Comm., Human Relations Club, Junior Class Play, Talent Show, Junior-Senior Banquet; remembered for being absent from school. CAROL SUE TAYLOR. Carol”; plans are to attend col¬ lege; remembered for being herself. LARRY JOHN TAYLOR: Larry”; plans are undecided; Football; remembered by all the girls. TERRY LEE TAYLOR: Terry”; plans to become a WAC clerk typist; Softball II; remembered for her big smile. VALERIE LAURA TAYLOR: plans are to attend college; Student Aide IV; remembered for her orange barracuda. CAROL LYNN TERRY: Carol”; plans are undecided. DAVID ROBERT TIMMONS: Tom Sawyer”; plans are undecided; Float Comm. Ill; remembered by Mr. Sarbanes for borrowing the soccer net. AMY FAY TOWNSEND: Amy”; plans are to attend college; Vo-Tech. IV; remembered for being Don Juan’s lover. GARY JAMES TOWNSEND: Gary”; plans to attend college; Band II, III, IV, Wrestling II, III, IV. MARY BETH TOWNSEND: Emily”; plans to become an airline stewardess; remembered for her brilliant mem¬ ory. DAVID ROBERT TIMMONS AMY FAY TOWNSEND GARY JAMES TOWNSEND MARY BETH TOWNSEND 58 kick ' s lasbQtcuiuL STEPHEN MICHAEL TRAVERS STEPHEN WAYNE TRADER BASIL EUGENE TRUITT DEBRA RAE TWIGG DONNA LORRAINE TWILLEY BRUCE JAY TWILLEY GAIL RENEE TWILLEY MARCUS VINCENT TRADER: Mark”; plans arc undecided. STEPHEN WAYNE TRADER: Scuff”; plans are to attend college; Football II, III, IV, Sets Club, Varsity Club, Prom Comm.; remembered for his green pinto. STEPHEN MICHAEL TRAVERS: Flash”; plans to teach mentally retarded; Football II, III, IV, Wrestling II, Track II, III, IV, SGA IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Tutor IV; remembered for the reason he got his nickname. BASIL EUGENE TRUITT: Basil”; plans are undecided. DEBRA RAE TWIGG: Debbie”; plans are to attend col¬ lege; SGA Rep., Prom Comm.; remembered for her pretty face and hair. BRUCE JAY TWILLEY: plans are undecided; Band II, III, IV; remembered for being a girl watcher. DONNA LORRAINE TWILLEY: Skeeter”; plans are undecided; Tom-Tom IV, Powder-Puff Football II, Float Comm. IV, Lorax III, Junior and Senior Class Plays; remembered for loving a redneck. GAIL RENEE TWILLEY: plans are to attend college; Ways and Means Comm. IV, Prom Comm. IV; remem¬ bered for being a crazy girl who always smiles. 59 PHILLIP ALAN TWILLEY: Phil”; plans arc undecided; Vo-Tech III, IV; remembered for his extra-curricular activ¬ ities. DEBORAH LYNNE TYNDALL: Larry”; plans are undecided; Concert Choir III; remembered by Mr. Sar¬ banes and the whole faculty. ANGELA JOAN VICE: Joanie”; plans are to attend col¬ lege; SGA Sec. Ill, IV, Basketball II, III, IV, French Club III, IV, Honor Society III, IV, Senior Class Play, Prom Comm., Class Treas., French Play IV; remembered as teach.” ROBIN MICHAEL WAGNER: plans are undecided; Band, Vo-Tech III, IV. MARY SUE WALLACE: plans are undecided; DECA Club. MINDY LEE WALLER: Minda”; plans to attend col¬ lege; SGA II, III, IV, Class Sec. II, Key-Kadettes, Prom Comm. DOUGLAS JAMES WARE: Doug”; plans are unde¬ cided. WILLIAM IRVING WARREN: plans to enter the Air Force; FFA, SGA Rep.; remembered as an aviation nut. 60 PHILLIP ALAN TWILLEY DEBORAH LYNNE TYNDALL ANGELA JOAN VICE ROBIN MICHAEL WAGNER I iii i I SUSAN LEE WATSON CHERYL LYNN WEBER SYLVESTER LEE WATSON, JR. MICHAEL STEWART WEBSTER f SYDNEY CAROL WEBSTER MELODYE LYNN WELCH GARY DEAN WELCH KATHERINE MARIE WEST 1 SUSAN LEE WATSON: Thoos”; plans arc to attend col¬ lege; Junior and Senior Class Plays, Indian Chant IV, Prom Comm., Homecoming Float II, III, IV; remembered for quitting an old habit and then starting up again. SYLVESTER LEE WATSON, JR.: Junebug”; plans to teach art to the retarded; Human Relations Club, Tom¬ Tom IV, Library Club; Prom Comm., Art Club, Float Comm.; remembered for his sense of humor. CHERYL LYNN WEBER: plans are to attend college; SGA Rep. II, Wi-Hi News II. MICHAEL STEWART WEBSTER: Hike”; plans are undecided. SYDNEY CAROL WEBSTER: Syot”; plans to go into modeling; Latin Club, Prom Comm.; remembered for hav¬ ing a boy’s name. GARY DEAN WELCH: plans to attend college; remem¬ bered for his art. MELODYE LYNN WELCH: plans to go into bookkeep¬ ing; SGA Rep. IV, Basketball II, Prom Comm.; remem¬ bered for her chicken legs. KATHERINE MARIE WEST: Kathy”; plans are unde¬ cided; Prom Comm.; remembered as a friendly person. ROGER KEVIN WEST: Roger”; plans are to attend college; Cross Country III, IV, Track II, III, Student Aide IV; remembered for his athletic abilities. GWENDOLYN DENISE WHALEY: Gwen”; plans are undecided; remembered as being a nice young lady. JEFFREY LYNN WHALEY: Whaley”; plans are unde¬ cided; remembered for his black ’57 Pontico. GWENDOLYN ELAINE WHITE: Gwen”; plans are undecided. JANET ESTHER WHITE: Janet”; plans are to attend college; SGA Rep.; Honor Society; remembered as Little Boy Blue. JANICE MARSHANDA WHITE: Janice”; plans to go into the service; Basketball, Softball; remembered for going with Donald Jones. MARIA THERESA WHITE: Greenie”; Salisbury State College; Cheerleading, Field Hockey III, IV, Upward Bound, Human Relations, Latin Club, Homeroom Repre¬ sentative, Election Committee, Prom Committee Chair¬ man, Student Aide IV, Pep Club; remembered for her nickname. ROGER KEVIN WEST GWENDOLYN DENISE WHALEY JEFFREY LYNN WHALEY GWENDOLYN ELAINE WHITE REBECCA A. WHITE JOHANNA DELORES WHITTINGTON JOHN ANDREW WILKINS CHARLES ALBERT WILLEY DONNA JEAN WILLEY BONITA LEE WILLIAMS MARK WAYNE WILLIAMS SHELLEY FRANCINE WILLIAMS REBECCA A. WHITE: Becky”; plans are undecided; Color Guard III, IV, Senior Class Play. JOHANNA DELORES WHITTINGTON: Tina”; plans are to attend college; Color Guard Captain, Human Relations, Track, SGA; remembered for her great sense of humor. JOHN ANDREW WILKINS: Andy”; plans are unde¬ cided; Vo-Tech III, IV. CHARLES ALBERT WILLEY: Chuck”; plans are to become a policeman; Football II; remembered for drag rac¬ ing. DONNA JEAN WILLEY: George”; plans to go to sec¬ retarial school; remembered by Mr. Douglas for her absence record. BONITA LEE WILLIAMS Bo”; plans to attend college; remembered for being an above average student. MARK WAYNE WILLIAMS: Mark”; plans are to attend college; remembered for being an above average student. SHELLEY FRANCINE WILLIAMS: Shelley”; plans are undecided; remembered for never wearing a dress. 63 LESLIE ANN WILLIAR: Sassy”; plans arc to attend col¬ lege; Lorax Club II, Spanish Club II, Varsity Cheerleader III, IV, Prom Comm., Class Float IV, Tom-Tom IV, Thes¬ pian Club IV, SGA Alternate IV; remembered for her extra large lungs. VIRGINIA LEE WILSON: Ginnie”; plans to begin a day care center; remembered for her art ability and friendli¬ ness. IVY LEE WISE: Ivy”; plans to be a secretary; Pep Club III, IV, DECA III, FHA II, Public Speaking. LARRY LEE WOOD: Crash”; plans are undecided; Track III. OLIVER OTIS WOOTTEN: Ollie”; plans are to attend college; remembered for always trying to get ahead. DONALD STELWAGEN WRIGHT: Rabbit”; plans to attend college; Cross Country III, IV, Track II, III, IV, Wrestling II, III, IV, SGA Alternate III, Varsity IV, Phys¬ ical Fitness Team III, IV; remembered for his ability in sports. JEFFREY LYNN WYATT: Jeff”; plans to go into engi¬ neering; Prom Comm., SGA Rep. II, III, Vice-Pres. II, Par¬ liamentarian IV. ROBERT SAMUEL YOUNG: Bob”; plans are unde¬ cided. 64 OLIVER OTIS WOOTTEN DONALD STELWAGEN WRIGHT JEFFREY LYNN WYATT ROBERT SAMUEL YOUNG Senior Class History It was once written that a journey of a thousand miles begins with only a single step. In a way these past four years together have been like that single step for all of us. And now we’ve begun our own unique journeys, toward whatever future lies ahead of us. Yet on our journeys, we will probably all look back upon these four years and remember the times, both good and bad, that we had here at Wi-Hi. Each of us will recall different things, for each of us is a special, individual person. We might remember that as Juniors, our football team won the county championship, and, at the same time, our float was judged the best in the homecoming parade. And while we’re on the subject of homecoming, we can be proud of the fact that our Senior homecoming was funded totally by money raised by our own efforts, and it was unnecessary to borrow any¬ thing from the student government. Our senior class play Up the Down Staircase will be noted as having broken box office records and having been the best and best attended play that Wi-Hi has produced yet. Our Junior year also saw the founding of the Varsity Club at Wi-Hi, to promote interest in school sports. We have helped as Juniors and Seniors, to produce an outstanding basketball team, either by actively participating or by lending moral support. Our band too, has truly been a fine one during the years we have been here, aided by numerous members of the class of 74”. And our prom can boast of being the best attended in the last eight years at Wi-Hi. But I think that maybe there are some other things that we’ll remember too. Things that are common feelings to all of us. We’ll remember the times we worked together in clubs or class meetings, where we planned everything from road rallies to dances to what color paper to use for prom decorations. We’ll remember the things we learned at Wi-Hi, not just in the sense of book-learning, but in the sense that we found out something about life, and about the people around us, and most importantly, we found out something about ourselves. For all of us, these past four years have been a growing experience. Our class colors, light green and dark green, are colors of life and growth and are therefore fitting symbols of the times we have spent here. We have grown from young, immature children to young men and women who stand at the threshold of adulthood. We will remember these years where we changed so much. At times these four years seemed as if they could never end, and yet now, looking back we may pause and wonder where they have gone. But most of all, we will remember the friends we made here and the good times we had with them. We 11 remember meeting new people with new ideas, and how our lives have been made fuller by knowing these people. Many of us when we leave here tonight, may never meet again. But no amount of time and space can ever take away from us our memories, and the sense of belonging that we can have as part of the class of 74”. I only hope and pray that each and every one of us may find the strength and the hope to face the paths that lie before us. For some the path will be dark and rough. But at last we will look back and see that what lay behind was only a base. A base upon which to build the far greater things that are to come. Respectfully, Richard Forest Hazel Jr. Historian Mrs. Carrigan, Advisor, F. Gunter, Pres., C. Holloway, V. Pres., R Polk, Sec., K. Hoffman, Treas., F. H azel, Hist., Mr Squ ires, Advisor. JuiufvtS Barbara Adams Cynthia Adams James Adcr Patricia Adkins Judy Alexander Laurence Alexander Mary Ames Thomas Andersen Donald Anderton Craig Andrews Dennis Andrews Thomas Appleby Joi Ardis Gary Austin Gregory Ayers Dion Bailey Irene Bailey Susan Baird Allen Banks Regina Barkley Elton Beauchamp Scott Benjamin Michelle Bishop Kimberly Black David Blades Darlene Blake Devra Bonner Richard Bonner Perry Boulter Broderick Bounds, Jr. Richard ' Bowcn Cynthia Bradford Michael Bradford Thomas Bradley Thomas Bradshaw Susan Bradway Johnnie Brand Mary Bratten Lamont Brickous Anthony Bridges Linda Bright Cynthia Brittingham Dallas Brittingham Linda Brittingham Glenn Brown Jerry Brown Kenneth Brown Donna Bunting 68 Barbara Burley Cheryl Burton John Campbell Clara Christopher Victor Church Bruce Clark Stuart Cluff Sherre Coleman Gertrude Collins Linda Collins Ronnie Collins Harold Cook Renee Corbin Thelma Corbin April Cropper Virgie Cropper Catherine Cullen Dixie Cullen Cynthia Curtis Wayne Curtis Joe Daniel Kathleen Danmeycr Medenta Dashiell Sharon Dashiell Thomas Dashiell Deborah Daveluy Linda Davenport Edwina Davis Pamela Davis Vanessa Davis Vivian Davis Ella Deal Lawrence Deal Alexander Dennard Brian Dennis Debra Dennis Lyle Dennis Shelia Deshiclls James Dickson Clarence Disharoon Colleen Dorman Jerry Douglas Betty Duffy Shirley Duffy Mike Dulin Beth Dunn Matthew Dykes David Eckstine 70 Norman Edwards Kenneth Elliott Michael Elrod Diane Elzey Trond Emberland Bertha Farlow Roslynn Ferguson Cindy Fields Charles Filgucras Laura Fontaine Cindy Fooks William Franklin James Freeman Doris Gaines Virginia Gammon Delores Gasque, Jr. Deborah Gates Andre Gattis Daryl Gerstenmaier George Gillis Diane Graham Mike Graphman Toni Gravenor Jayne Gray Victor Green Betty Sue Grise Tad Gully Nilufer Guzey Paul Hagner Annette Hall Steve Hampshire Vickie Handy Joan Harrington Emily Haslam Michelle Hayes Bernard Hayward Branson Hcarne Bruce Hearn Neil Hclgeson Vickie Hess Barbara Hill Beverly Hill Terry Himmler Steve Hirsch William Hobbs Robert Hoffman Frank Holden Teresa Holland 72 Tim Hommcl Patricia Howard Kenny Hudson Ramona Hudson Phyllis Hull Mike Huntington Victor Hupke Kevin Hutchins Mario Hutt Lynne Jackson Sara Jackson Doris James Arthur Johnson Bemetta Johnson Debra Johnson Emma Johnson Jeff Johnson Roger Johnson Thomas Johnson Andre Jones Carol Jones Chellie Jones Grant Jones John Jones Karlus Jones Kenneth Jones Lynn Jones Bennie Joynes Deborah Kane Hampton Kcllam Deborah Kelley Susan Kellog Cynthia Kennedy Marietta Kennedy Sharon Ketterman Douglas Kilfoil Keith Kimlcl Karen King Kimberly King Rose King James Kinnamon Karen Kinnikin Lisa Kovacic Ellen Kremcr Howard LaBounry Barbara Lane Manuel Lane Edwin Lashley 74 Jay Lasley Steve Layton Michael Lemay Gilda Lemore Samuel Leonard Donald Lewis Sheila Lewis April Ughtfoot Susan Lindeman Becky Livingood Adolph Lofton Catherine Long William Lowry Gary Maczis Cynthia Madden Gene Malone Mark Malone Julia Martin Bruce Massey Danny Massey Sue Massey Charles Matthews Lynn Maxwell Reggie McKinney Gwen McNelia Cecilia Meilhammer Valerie Mel son Michael Melton John Menzel Stacia Mcssick Brenda Miles Glen Miller Carolyn Mills Reginald Moore Sandra Moore Tonya Moore Robert Morcom Jon Murphy Anthony Morris Carlton Morris Earlenc Morris Margaret Morris Chiquita Morton Carol Muenster Gregory Mumford Bryan Murfree Kim Musser Wendy Naarup 76 Keith Neal Truitt Nichols Barbara Nickerson Allen Nochl Michael North Carl Osterman Michael Oursler Anna Owens Genesis Parker John Parker Mike Parkers Sheila Parker Willis Parker Cynthia Parsons Mark Parsons Stephen Parsons David Pauli Victoria Payne Antoinette Perry Jeanette Peters Barry Phillips Karen Phillips Tamey Sue Phippin Janet Pierce Terri Pleasanton Ingrid Polk James Poole Chester Pope Darlene Preston Bryan Price Steven Price Mary’ Lou Priest Wayne Pryor Brenda Purnell Roderick Purnell Josephine Psota Debra Ramsay Diane Reddish Bridgctte Reynolds Gregory Richins Gail Riley Leah Rine Evelyn Ringold Ronald Robinson John Ruark Howard Rubin Carolyn Sample Joanne Sapp 78 flQJIh that 0j MXiflj cuckteues ouu£ oM that k [fiJk to- aahiev is th (Juumdb lesuflt ofy his ounv thoughts. 79 Helen Savage Suz ette Scarborough Jonathan Schoffstall Paul Scott Michael Seidel Charles Selby Terry Scnsenig Thomas Seward Samuel Shahcen William Shockley Guy Simmons Anthony Simpson Pam Simpson Bobby Smith Brenda Smith Carol Smith Clayton Smith Franklin Smith James Smith Kathleen Smith Scott Smith Wayne Smith William Smith Elizabeth Smullen Harlan Smullen Rebecca Smullen Teresa Sonnier Nancy Sparks Vicki Squires Eve Stelzner Donald Stephens Cheryl Stewart David Sullivan Richard Sutliffe David Sweeney Joy Swift Andre Sykes Julie Tagliavore Bryan Taylor Russell Taylor Yvette Taylor Gary Thomas Deborah Timmons Candy Tingle Donald Tingle Charles Titus Michael le Todd Ann Towner 80 Tkts is tk yMW that was . . . gettutg oBass s . . . 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QopkoinMPJ, John Adams Marie Adams Vaughn Adams Frank Adkins Sandra Adkins Extor Alamo Jeffrey Alexander Terri Alexander Coleen Allen Jesse Allen Richard Andrews David Appleby Cheryl Ardis Sharon Ardis Clarence Babcock Danette Baker Joseph Baker Jay Banks Pamela Barclay Lydia Barkley Marion Barkley Renagcr Barkley Faith Bateman Beth Beach Lisa Bendler Kathy Benton Jesse Berlendy Tom Berry Beverly Birckhead Patricia Blades Jeannie Boulter Faye Bounds Mary Lou Bowen Mike Bower Allen Bradford Greg Brickous Jeane Bromhall Lynne Bromley Colleen Brooks Cheryl Brown James Brown Keith Brown Marcella Brown Susan Brown Donna Brumbley Mike Burbage Ronnie Burke Karen Campbell 86 fw luAtjS f Ctlno Qik ujbodij ho son w y$ f ctmo Qik somebody eO b ' find Uo sotnbuuxyS I Qjno Oikb nobody eke� 87 Donna Cappello Candice Carey David Carey James Carrigan Kimberly Carstens Cathy Cary Elizabeth Caulk Dane Causey Jennifer Chandler John Chaney Howard Chelton Charles Cherry Bryan Chew Robert Christian Charles Cole Georgia Collins Audrey Conway Debra Cooper Kevin Copes Lisa Corbett Margaret Core Ella Craige Laura Cranfield George Crosley Elmer Cullen Susan Curry Arthur Dahlstrom Brenda Dashiell Andrew Davis Donald Davis Steve Davis Ardella Deal Sandra Deel Paul DeMint Ambrosia Dennis Vicki Dennis Shvonne Dennis Wilma Dennis Pauline Dckerson Shirley Dckerson Mervin Disharoon Marcia Dixon Julie Dodson Julia Dinaway Brian Donovan Carlos Dorman Robin Drman Ruth Diuglas 88 Margaret Dowdle Darlene Drayton Shirley Drew Gregory Duffy Janesta Duffy Carol Dunahoo Robert Dunn Pamela Dutton Samuel Dyke Steven Easley Gorm Emberland Charles Ennis Connie Ennis Constance Ennis Deborah Ennis Sheila Ennis Scott Erving Steve Evans Wilma Evans Talana Everett Vicki Everett Kenny Eversman Dale Ewalt Robert Farlow Faye Farrington Jennifer Fennel Tamilyn Ferrier Edward Figgs Kenneth Film Johnny Finney Deborah Finocchio Robin Fisher Cindy Fitzgerald Eric Fletcher Gregpry Flurer Jeffrey Foreman Cindy Foskey Teresa Foskey Terri Fox well Carmen Frey Cynthia Freeman Gina Gasque Ronnie Gates Claude Gattis Isaac Gattis Andrew Gemeny Jacqueline Gerberich Anne Gibson 90 Karen Gilbert Robert Godwin Janet Good Gregory Gordy Michael Gordy Philip Gordy Robert Gordy Yvonne Green Cynthia Gregory Jennifer Grisc Michele Gunter Wayne Gunther Ferda Guzey Darlene Hall Stanford Hamilton John Haney Michael Hardy Larine Harper Allen Harris Jeffrey Han Susan Hastings Marcel Hayes Colleen Hazel Karen Heath Charles Hickman David Hill Thomas Hitch Ramona Hitchcock Richard Holloway Danny Holyfield Priscilla Hosey Johnny Howard Mary Howard Frederick Hubbert Cheryl Hudson Jack Hughes LaRance Hull Anita Hutt Deborah Isakson Dante Jackson Betty James Florine James William Jarrett Alvin Johnson Ben Johnson Arthur Jones Dana Jones Debra Jones 92 h9M I ts eue i bwikto (Aidless he g lues up the fight. 93 Eva Jones Kathy Jones Reginald Jones Robin Jones Ronald Jones Brent Joseph Broadus Justice Daniel Justice Shirley Keen Sam Kelly Cherric Kenny Keith Kerley Patrick King Deborah Klavcrweiden Michael Klegcr Lois Lake Leslie LaMar Randy Lambert Phillip Lambcrtson Robert Lambden Kenneth Lane Warren Lankford Kimberly Lantz Michael Larmore Janet Lattimore Dale Lay field Judy Layton Kathleen Lee Irma Leonard Lisa Lesoeky Robert Lewis Vicki Lewis Philip Lindeman Annette Long Don Long Lionel Long Brandt Long Donnie Luff man Viola Luff man James Mabe Granville Maddox Matthew Maddox Joe Majors Ronald Majors Russell Malone Susan Manis Gail Marshall Jesse Marshall 94 Belay Oj ft . . . toucjlv. . . beutg ignoW by Jutu W$ (LttfLG6tdO . . . w ifoig {flto ’76. 95 Marcella Marshall Susan Marvel Ruth Mason Michael Matsatsos Lisa Matthews Robert McCabe William McKcnney Steven McKinley Luanne McMullen Allen Meadows Patsy Meadows Brian Meagher Christine Meilhammcr Debra Mcssick Kathy Mcssick Herbert Miles Debra Miller Ruth Miller Janet Mills Kevin Mitchell Rose Mohr Deborah Moore Janette Moore Matthew Moore Richard Moreno Richardson Morley Cheryl Morris Dale Morris John Morrison Sonja Morton Shawn Mowbray Michael Murray Burt Nelson Dianne Ness Opal Niblett Rose Nichols Jeffrey Noble Michael Nochl Victoria Nutter Anthony Orr Ann Osborne David Overbeck Kenneth Palmer Alan Parker Cheryl Parker Edward Parker Patricia Parker Wilhelmina Parker ' •- � . - . 4 � V$«� •• ? -. 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Thomas Walston Jeffrey Walters Mary Ann Ware Shawn Ward Cathie Warren Theodore Warren William Warren Tina Washington Charles Waters Kevin Watts Janet Weatherly Cheryl Webster Susan Webster Regina Welch Roy Whetzel Barbara White David White Da wan a White Kimberly White Darryl Whitelock John Whittington Vane Wiggins Gary Wilkins Mark Wilkerson Susan Williams Washington Wilson Lisa Wimbrow Sherman Winder Victor Wolfe Jeffrey Woottcn Jeffrey Woy Casandra Wright Gregory Wright Kim Wright Vivian Young Jean Younger CAMERA SHY Sandra Anderson, L S. Andrews, Broderick Bounds, Greg Brown, Mike Corbett, Charleottc Collins, Milton George, Cheryl Hagen, Patrick Harpool, Frank Harbison, William Humphrey, Cathy Jones, Billy Niblett, Freddie Roberts, Clifton Shockley, Debra Ruchl, Pam Simpson, Andrew Taylor, Terri Timmons, Kathy White, Isreal Whitman, Marie Williams. Tti6 Qf)Vuto ’76 Uoo6 (m . . . 102 Dear Graduates, I want to congratulate each of you for successfully completing your particular program of study at Wicomico Senior High School. Your class has a certain meaning to me, since we share a very common experience. We came to this school together in 1971, and now your time has come to leave and take your place in society, in whatever role you choose. My warm hope and desire for each of you is that you are a better person both academically and personally after having spent three years with us. My thoughts and best wishes go with you as you venture out into the field of your choice. You shall encounter success and frustrations, happiness and sadness, but through it all, maintain an optimistic and positive attitude. This sort of attitude along with hard work will usually see you through most problem areas. I shall look forward to meeting and seeing you again over the years. Your successes will be a source of pride for me, and I shall feel your frustrations with you. As you look back to your three years at WiHi, I hope you will remember it as a time in which your academic desires were fulfilled, in which you grew in character, and in which you developed into a positive and constructive citizen. Again, I wish each of you well in whatever you might do and hope you will visit with us over the years. Warmest personal regards, W. FRANKLIN WALLER ROBERT DOUGLAS Vice Principal Vice Principal JOAN HALL Secretary JANE FORD Secretary LENA WOJTANOWSKI Secretary 105 106 f MRS. JULIA TAYLOR English — Drama MR. WILLIAM ABBOTT History MR THOMAS LEWIS Science MRS BETH ROYAL Math MRS. BARBARA WILSEY English iMr f WvuijlL MRS. ARLENE WHITE French MR WARREN SQUIRES Industrial Arts 108 MR. STEPHEN SMITH MR. WILLIAM MALONE Agriculture Art MISS SUE WILTBANK Math 110 MRS. CYNTHIA GORE English MRS. PEGGY PALMER English MRS. ERMA SHEATS Commercial Subjects MISS PHYLLIS HOLLAND Music MRS. LOU ELLA HOLLIDAY Physical Education MR GEORGE SCHOEPF Physical Education MR. COOLIDGE WOOD English MR. HUEY SEVIER History MR. WAYNE MITCHELL History MR. CHARLES CHATHAM Industrial Arts h MRS. KATHLEEN BIDDLE English MR W. H. WALLER Physical Education MRS. FLORA DANIELS Guidance MRS MARION WILLIAMS Guidance 113 MR HERMAN DENNIS LOU,SE BENNETT 1 14 MRS LETITIA PARKER Spanish MRS. ELLEN PETRILLO Aide 116 MR DAVID UNDERWOOD Science 118 MRS. JEAN FITZGERALD Media Center CLIFTON HOPE Guidance JAMES URSE Driver’s Education 119 120 Tfifags Peaces Foamu. F r?Tu RJ “ dy c MGnid ' S T MyefS 2nd ROW: S Travcrs - F Hlzd ' C O stfrman . T. Gully, K Kimlel, D. Parens. D. Taylor, D. Stephens, Coath Cupp_ 3rd ROW Coach Schoepf J_Shaheen D Hwalt, J. W.lson, T, Hommel. J. Shaheen, A. Parker. F. Smith, S. Trader, S. Hampshire, A. Morris. 4th ROW: j. Freeman, j X ooten, S. Easley, T. Berry, B. Murfree, L Taylor, J. Johnson, C. Dorman, C. Smith, J. Kinnamon, W. Smith. 122 soccer- 1st ROW: R. Jones, C. Lee, J. Laslcy, M. Sullivan, H. Miles. 2nd ROW: B. Nutter, G. Malone, D. King, J. Menzel, G. Embcrland, B. Dunn, V. Wiggins, L Harmon. 3rd ROW: D. Underwood (coach), W. Franklin (manager), G. Twilley, E. Guzey, D. Naarup, K. Walker, D. White, B. Bozman (captain), D. Fisher, K. Kinnamon (captain), K. Hutchins. m Q 124 JVFOOJBALL ™ ' f OW: Brickous ' T Wlrrcn ' F Hubben, M. Moore, G. Gordy, J. Holloway, M. Rogletz, G. Sorrow. K. Meadows. 2nd ROW: Coach Mitchell, Coach Schaffer, M Gordy M Wilkerson, R. Moreno, E. Fletcher, M. Hayes, S. McKinley ,J. Finney, J. Woy.J. Allen. 3rd ROW: J. Postley, A. Johnson, E. Shockley, J Alexander, L Hall, G. Taylor S Evans D Brittingham 1st ROW: B. Beach, D. Robinson, D. Winbom, T. Renshaw, B. Burley, J. Fennell, J. Parker, S. Pease (co-captain), M. Emond, K. Hoffman, J. Brown (co-captain), D. Twilley, M. White, B. Birckhead. 2nd ROW: Coach Holliday, C. Fitzgerald (manager), J. Fennell, C. Muenstcr, P. Stephens, C. Long, B. Duffy, C. Wright, V. Squires, D. Naples, B. Gismondi, V. Hayes. HOCKEY f CROSSCOUNTRY FRONT ROW: K. Film, E. Birckhead, B. Hayes, T. Dashiell. BACK ROW: C. Pope, R. West, M. Corbin, L. Brickous, D. Wright, Mr. Malone 129 FIRST ROW A. Marshall, E. Lashlcy, R. Morris. SECOND ROW: D. Carrigan, L Long, A. Han, Scat., K. Walker, M. Sicdcl, Scat., G. Gillis, Coach Waller, D. Naarup, J. Douglas, Scat., F. Smith, T. Bradley, Stat., D. Ewalt, R. White. GIRLS ' edSKETBOU- FIRST ROW: S. Phippin, J. Vice, P. Stevens, D. Duffy. SECOND ROW: C. Long, Mgr , J. Brown, S. Webster, T. Vickers, C. Parsons, D. Ramsey, D. Trout, Mgr. THIRD ROW: R. Smith, S. Dennis, W. Naarup, T. Farrier, P. Hall, C. Stewart, Coach Holloway. 132 133 J.V. BA KB ALL 1st ROW: G. Mumford, S. Easley, F. Hubbard, K. Palmer, B. Dunn, J. Finney. 2nd ROW: G. Twilley, D. Ewalt, M. Elrod, S. McKinnly, A. Parker, D. Patton, R. Gordy, B. Long, G. Gordy, mgr.. Coach Schaffer. 3rd ROW: M. Gordy, mgr., E. Fletcher, D. Appleby, mgr 134 1st ROW: J. Brown, G Simmons, S. Smith, G. Townsend (co-capt.), M. Sullivan, L. Brickous, K. Jones. 2nd ROW: G. Parker (mgr), H. Miles, T. Warren, T. Deshields, J. Taglialawore (scorer), E. Brichhcad, D. Taylor, P Lanbertson. 3rd ROW: R. Rowe, G. Wright, T. Gully, B Taylor. B. Giordiano. G. Maddox, D. Wright (co-capt ), G. Brickous, R. Gardner, D. Underwood (asst, coach). WRESTUN 135 B4SEB4U- i VyV x m , v®aP L XXX n M ' ' • I v . hi Y U V V A Vv fM v X ' A- ' £ XX Vy •-£•• ! FRONT ROW: Coach Waller, G. Gordy, A. Parker, B. Dunn, E. Lashley, D. White, B. Long. SECOND ROW: B. Smith, N. Helgeson, D. Carduff, T. Berry, M. Ousler, D. Ewalt. BACK ROW: K. Lane (manager, G. Austin (manager), P. Rinc, T. Himmler, G. Gillins, D. Ewalt, J. Douglas (manager). 136 BACK ROW: V. Hess, R. Hitchcock, Mrs. Holloway, F. Farrington, T. Farrier, P Hull, B. Beach, J. Fennell, V. Hayes. S. Edwards. FRONT ROW: F. Bateman, J. Chandler, J. Jones, L Mattcws, P. Stevens, C. Johnson. GiRLS’ WACK 139 BCftS ' TENNIS 1st ROW: C. Osterman, W. Pryor, G. Malone, T. Embcrland. 2nd ROW: Mr. Elder, T. Hommel, S. McKinley, C. B. Silvia, K. Sterling, M. McKinney, J. Kenny. 140 FRONT ROW: J. Langrall, D. Ramsey, S. Pease. BACK ROW: Mr. Elder (coach), B. Ruark, B. Adams, D Gerstenmaier, S. Cherrix, D. Cappello. 141 BOS’TRACfO ROW 1: T. Myers, W. Maddox, R, West, D. Wright, A. Marshall, D. Carrigan. ROW 2: Coach Schoeph, G. Twilley, R. Moore, K. Kimbel, K. Farrington, M. Corbin, J. Shaheen. ROW 3: J. Johnson, R. Jones, L. Hull, J. Freeman, L. Brickous, A. Johnson, R. White. ROW 4: J. Finney, M. Nocht, E. Shockley, G. Taylor, V. Adams. ROW 5: S. Easley, B. Chew, M. Roglitz, K. Film, S. Siedel, M. Hayes. ROW 6: J. Noble (Mgr ), K. Meadows (mgr ), E. Birckhead (mgr ), Gaths (mgr ), E. Fletcher, F. Wright (asst, coach). 142 QoutJn w Ckcunps . . . otvtfr state! PR 8, ! 4 « £ +.S ' -V 143 SOCCER FOOTBALL WiHi 1 - 5 St. Michaels WiHi 0 - 3 Mardela WiHi 39 - 6 Northeast WiHi 2 - 3 Bennett WiHi 8 - 26 Cambridge WiHi 5 - 3 North Dorchester WiHi 26 - 33 Easton WiHi 1 - 0 South Dorchester WiHi 51 0 Col. Richardson WiHi 3 - 2 St. Michaels WiHi 28 - 0 Kent WiHi 0 - 2 Mardela WiHi 0 - 6 Stephen Decatur WiHi 4 - 1 Bennett WiHi 8 - 20 Elkton WiHi 4 - 2 North Dorchester WiHi 7 - 9 North Caroline WiHi 5 - 1 South Dorchester WiHi 0 - 16 Queen Anne WiHi 1 - 1 WiHi 2- 28 Bennett 5 - 5 4 - 3 (penalty shots) Bennett 0 HOCKEY CROSSCOUNTRY WiHi 0 - 2 St. Michael WiHi 0 - 1 Mardela WiHi 18-37 Stephen Decatur WiHi 1 - 2 Bennett WiHi, Bennett, Cambridge WiHi 0 - IN. Dorchester No Score WiHi 3 - 0 St. Michael WiHi 50-24 Bennett WiHi 0 - 4 Mardela Easton 54 WiHi 0 - 0 Bennett WiHi 46, Bennett 26, Cambridge 100, WiHi 0 - 1 North Dorchester Stephen Decatur, 67 WiHi 1 - 0 South Dorchester WiHi 24-31 Queen Anne WiHi 3 - 0 South Dorchester WRESTLING JV FOOTBALL WiHi 24 - 42 Easton WiHi 39 - 24 Stephen Decatur WiHi 26 - 0 Pocomoke WiHi 19 - 43 Mardela WiHi 8 - 8 Bennett WiHi 24 - 34 Bennett WiHi 28 - 12 Cambridge WiHi 13 - 49 Easton WiHi 20 - 0 Stephen Decatur WiHi 25 - 27 St. Michael’s WiHi 20 - 22 Bennett WiHi 41 - 21 Stpehen Decatur WiHi 6 - 8 Cambridge WiHi 27 - 27 St. Michael’s WiHi 28 - 6 Snow Hill WiHi 15 - 48 Mardela WiHi 20 - 0 Pocomoke WiHi 12 - 44 Bennett BOYS’ BASKETBALL WiHi 70 - 65 Pocomoke WiHi 78 - 90 Stephen Decatur WiHi 71 - 67 North Caroline WiHi 63 - 68 Crisfield WiHi 96 - 60 Mardela WiHi 79 - 82 Cambridge WiHi 54 - 68 Washington WiHi 87 - 91 Easton (overtime) WiHi 70 - 62 Bennett WiHi 57 - 80 Stephen Decatur WiHi 77 - 68 Crisfield WiHi 97 - 93 Washington WiHi 74 - 81 Easton WiHi 94 - 95 North Caroline WiHi 61 - 75 Cambridge WiHi 89 - 85 Bennett WiHi 59 - 84 Pocomoke WiHi 79 - 70 Mardela j STATE TOURNAMENTS WiHi 66 - 58 Queen Anne WiHi 65 - 96 Beth.-Chevy Chase f GIRLS’ TRACK WiHi 47 - 62 Parksley, Va. j WiHi 21 Vi - 81 Vi Bennett WiHi 28 - 81 Bennett DISTRICT MEET j WiHi 33, Bennett 96, Mardela 2 I STATE TRACK MEET — Phyllis Hull — 2nd place Long jump 144 BASEBALL WiHi 0 -3 Bennett WiHi 8 -0 Pitsville WiHi 13 -2 Crisfield WiHi 6 -2 Stephen Decatur WiHi 2 -1 Washington ■ WiHi 1 -6 Crisfield WiHi 12 -3 Pocomoke WiHi 6 -5 Bennett WiHi 2 -0 Stephen Decatur WiHi 6 -0 Pittsville WiHi 18 -3 Mardela WiHi 5 00 Washington WiHi 10 -2 Pocomoke WiHi 9 -2 Snow Hill WiHi 4 -3 Bennett WiHi 8 -1 Elkton BAYSIDE CONFERENCE CHAMPS SOFTBALL WiHi 13 - 6 Bennett WiHi 7 - 5 Pittsville WiHi 12 - 3 Crisfield WiHi 3 - 1 Washington WiHi 13 - 14 Crisfield WiHi 12 - 11 Pocomoke WiHi 10 - 3 Bennett WiHi 11 - 6 Stephen Decatur j WiHi 18 - 4 Washington WiHi 11 - 1 Pittsville WiHi 3 - 7 Mardela GIRLS’ BASKETBALL WiHi 46 - 33 Pittsville WiHi 38 - 50 Cambridge WiHi 47 - 28 Crisfield WiHi 46 - 39 Washington WiHi 29 - 36 Mardela WiHi 55 - 54 Stephen Decatur WiHi 57 - 40 Bennett WiHi 59 - 50 Crisfield WiHi 61 - 56 Cambridge WiHi 54 - 33 Washington WiHi 51 - 50 Mardela WiHi 54 - 39 Stephen Decatur WiHi 62 • 40 Bennett WiHi 55 - 37 Pittsville | 1st Place in Girls South A” Division of Bay side Conference. Defeated by Snow Hill in Play-off for Bayside Conference Title (52-27) JV BASKETBALL WiHi 46 - 36 Pocomoke WiHi 59 - 58 Stephen Decatur WiHi 47 - 42 N. Caroline WiHi 74 - 61 Cambridge WiHi 46 - 74 Washington WiHi 40 - 29 Easton WiHi 64 - 45 Bennett WiHi 45 - 54 Stephen Decatur WiHi 61 - 50 Mardela WiHi 61 • 63 Crisfield | WiHi 48 - 45 Mardela WiHi 58 - 59 Washington WiHi 39 - 43 Easton WiHi 46 - 59 N. Caroline WiHi 51 - 54 Cambridge j WiHi 76 60 m , Bennett WiHi 76 - 60 Bennett WiHi 52 - 36 Pocomoke GIRLS’ TENNIS WiHi 1 -8 Cambridge WiHi 6 -3 St. Michaels WiHi 3 -4 Bennett WiHi 5 -4 St. Michaels WiHi 2 -7 Bennett WiHi 2 -7 Easton WiHi 3 -5 Cambridge WiHi 2 -7 Easton BOYS’ TENNIS WiHi 2 -7 Cambridge WiHi 8 -1 St. Michaels WiHi 10 -8 Bennett WiHi 8 -0 St. Michaels WiHi 1 -8 Bennett WiHi 4 -5 Easton WiHi 2 -7 Cambridge WiHi 4 -5 Easton BOYS’ TRACK WiHi 120 - 21 Stephen Decatur WiHi 137 - 4 St. Michaels WiHi 129 -12 Northhampton WiHi 76 -65 Bennett WiHi 101 -30 Cambridge WiHi 78 -16 Stephen Decatur 84 Bennett WiHi 103 -38 Easton WiHi 115 -16 Elkton Southern Division Champs Bayside Championship District Championship 3rd State Championship 145 FIRST ROW: P. Longfellow. L. Deale, L. Hearn, N. Phillips, I. Kelly. SECOND ROW: E. Liebermann, B. King, M. Wright. OJFETEjyA SND ouerODWL cpsffc B. George, W. Tasker, D. Smith, O. Robinson, M. Lee, R. Jones, R. Handy, R. Bur¬ ris. NOT PICTURED: E. Wiggins. f QbOufowCuy ttV -fQjCWQj i . . . . . .Yes, there are two paths you can go by; but in the long run there ' s still time to change the road you’re on . . . And a new day will dawn for those who stand long: And the forest will echo with laughter . . . Q idon PtfM ' M ’74 149 SITTING: S. Bratten, D. Naples, M. White, E. Conway, D. Miles, C. Johnson. KNEELING: B. Beckett, A. Keener, M. Selby, S. Hickman, D. PenuelJ. Vice.J. Chandler, P. Jolley, M. Welch. STANDING: B. Hayes, M. Bendler, D. Ewalt, B. Martin, S. Parker, R. Dean, D. Naarup, B. Robinson, C. B. Silvia, P. Ruby, C. Lewis. 150 SITTING: C. Muenster, J. Gray, J. Psota, M. Hayes, L. Brittingham, M. Ames. KNEELING: J. C. Kinnamon, B. Burley, S. Ketterman, L. Fontaine, E. Ringold, C. Mills, B. Dunn, B. Miles, J. Pierce. STANDING: D. Trader, K. Brown, E. Kremcr, T. Corbin, G. Malone, J. Ader, W. Smith, M. Siedel, Y. Taylor. t The band room or the cafeteria? . . . What’d she say? . . . We’re how much in debt?. . . Any fund raising ideas?. . . May I have a motion that this meeting be adjourned?. . . But, I don’t want to go to the Twirp dance. . . What’s a Chinese auction? . . . Did he say t-shirts?. . . I’m tired of hearing about apathy . . . Who’s going to run for SGA president next year? student s£ ernmentasscojtton FIRST ROW: W. Parker, T. Everett, S. Adkins, C. Dunahoo, L Corbett, L. Matthews. SECOND ROW: B. Beach, C. Ennis, L. Wimbrow, D. Robinson, S. Webster, L. Peterson, H. Pope. THIRD ROW: C. Babcock, C. Jones, K. Messick, V. Everett, T. Ferricr, B. Dunn,J. Mabe. 151 1st ROW: S. Hirsch, M. Disharoon, B. Hayes, B. Short. 2nd ROW: Mr. MaJonc, Advisor, T. Seward, G. Richardson, K. Sterling, D. Trader, G. Gillis, M. Hickman, J. S. Parker, P. Nagler, Mr. Field — Advisor. 3rd ROW: C. Osterman, G. Malone, J. Ader, B. Robinson, W. Pryor, W. Smith. Where’s the third checkpoint?. . . Sharptown?. . . Don’t stop the spaghetti sauce . . . What do you mean, a half-court shot?. . . Craig Larmore’s dream come true — his own wheel chair . . . Has anybody seen Tommy?. . . Pete, you’re late, say the pledge ten times . . . Barry, don’t beat the bell . . . Did you find the massage parlor? . . . Oh Canada! . . . IcEi ' CUJB 152 r Another dinner . . . Kent’s a sucker for WiHi!” . . . Guess what — we’re going to Washington! . . . Who’s Mr. Magnificent? . . . 100 girls and 1400 boys??? Sure we’ll go!! . . . You broke how many glasses? . . . Which man did you drop pie on? Oh, the one with the meringue on his jacket . . . I’ll serve the head table . . . Sssh, they’re saying grace . . . but I helped in the kitchen last time . . . the banquet for us? . . . Is it May already? 1st ROW: S. Kcttcrman. F. James. C. Long. T. Baker. K. Elliott, G. Hussey, B. Hickman. 2nd ROW J. Fennell, B. Livingood, J. Chandler, K. Elliott, D. Penuel, T. Layfield (President), B Burley, C. Hart, T. Collins, J. Jones. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Messick (Advisor), L. Collins, P. Howard, T. Sonnier, F. Gunter, N. Newsome, D. Justice, B. Miles, E. Stelzner. D. James, E. Ringold, J. Fennell. 4th ROW: S. Undeman, C. Bradford, S. Baird, K. Hoffman, J. Langrall, K. Carstens, R. King, J. Psota, M. Priest. 1st ROW: J. Zanowick, S. Waite, J. Lasley, M. West, D. Bonner, D. Graham. 2nd ROW: J. Ardis, E. Haslam, C. Figgs, A. Copes, K. Brown, M. Wallace, L. Wallace, B. Phillips. 3rd ROW: Mr. Giffin, W Chew, R. Porter, L. Rhine, K. Hill, H. White, B. Massey, J. Parsons, B. James. 4th ROW: L. Hayward, T. Smith, K. Brown, R. Godfrey, T. Hughey. Half a day of school and a night of hard work, competition and winning. We brought home an award for student of the year, window display, auto and petroleum, service industry, spelling and vocabulary, income tax preparation, merit chapter of the year. How could we possibly have done better?? Proud? Wouldn’t you be? DBCA 154 LOR4 6 Time to clean up the recycle center again? . . . Would anyone like to buy a Christmas tree?. . . Are you an active or nonactive member?. . . Let’s present a play . . . When is earth week? . . . We’ve got to clean this place up . . . Choke!!! Will a BASE really clean up this place?? KNEELING: P. Gale, M. George, C. Madden, A. Keener, D. Gausey. STANDING: R. Haney, F. Hazel, J. Ruark, L. Hamilton, E. Morris, S. Adams, D. Ruark, J. Bromhall, K. Pobst. 155 1st ROW: Miss Holland, C. Savage, B. Miles, L. Hamilton, P. Parker, V. Anderton, J. Parsons, A. Owens, H. Barkley, M. Howard, P. Dickerson, C. Jones, P. Jolley, C. Holloway. 2nd ROW: R. Porter, V. Redden, D. Klaverweiden, W. Parker, P. Gale, T. Myers, J. Psota, V. Stephens, M. Williams, G. Gammon, R. Jones, A. Long. 3rd ROW: L. Barkley, R. Arvey, F. Hazel, A. Virostek, G. Waters, T. Dashiell, V. Reid, N. Dashiell, C Kenney, B. Dashiell, R. Polk. 4th ROW: C Johnson, A. Corbin, M. Ennis, C. Mills, M. Dashiell, R. Moore, G. Howard, W Lankford, M. Elrod, D. Long, S. Leathcrbury, F. Lewis, M. Hayes, L. Hamilton, D. Daveluy, B. Jones, D. Robinson. No, it’s 4 beats in a measure . . . No choir robes Tuesday . . . Sing MUSIC” not just notes . . . Basses are the only ones on pitch . . . We’re gonna do it till we get it right. Vincent, shut up! Fil you’re flat. . . Choir you’re sick. CHOIR 156 FUTUP THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE The FFA is an organization or club for those students interested in any phase of agriculture. During the year, we had a booth in the Farm and Home Show, a club basketball team, had a Regiona l contest in judging livestock, and a state contest at College Park in May. FRONT ROW: S. Smith, T. Guy, F. Gunter, J. Jones, R. Polk, M. Selby, S. Bratten, J. Brown. 2nd ROW: R. Whetzel, M. Hatton, A. Hickman, W. Warren, C. Huston. L Fountain, A. McGlotten, J. Smith. 3rd ROW: Mr. Smith, G. Mitchell, A. Harris, L Wood, C. Smith, S. Baer, T. Calloway, P. Hockmuth, C. Perry S. Davis. 157 lsi ROW: J. Chandler, K. Gintcr. 2nd ROW: J. Langrall, D. Penucl, V. Anderton, S. Hickman. STANDING: C. Leak, P. Ruby, B. Robinson — Carduff, B. Gismondi, Mrs. Ruark — Adviser, L. Watson, J. McMullen, D. Hacmel. NOT PICTURED: G. Jones. Editor, B. Martin, K. Hoffman, D. Bill, stop scratching her back! . . . Where’s Mrs. Ruark . . Doesn’t anyone come to class anymore?. . . Only two more issues to go . . . Gossip time! . . . When’s the deadline ... I want to go home . . . Who’s got gum?. . . Where’re the ad pictures? . . . Larry type this . . . Use your press card dummy . . . Good lord, it’s hot in here! . . . Wi-Hi News will go on sale today at lunch. u rwiNaue 158 YEARBOOK- When’s the deadline?. . . I’ll turn in blank pages!. . . Bill, get your feet off the table . . . Do you have anything to eat? . . . We don’t have enough ads . . . These pictures STINK! . . . Don’t bring anymore cookies inhere!. . . Where’s Fil? . . . Why doesn’t second period get off their . . . Seventh period stinks . . . Gail, what’s going on? . . . P-A-R-T-Y!. . .Righton!!! 1st ROW: L. Williar, D. Twillcy, J. Chandler, K. Elliott, J. McMullen, J. Bowden, P. Gale, D. Overbeck, S. Rayne. 2nd ROW. L. Jackson, C. Elliott, R Robinson, L. Jones, P. Ruby, B. Short, G. Gammon, K. Phillips, S. Baker, K. Hoffman, D. Long, B. Martin, S. Watson, F. Lewis, C. Leak, A. Marshall, C. Dunahoo, Mrs. Wilsey. 3rd ROW: B. Hickman, T. Collins, G. Hussey. 159 1st ROW: L. Williar, K. Elliot, C. Brittingham, P. Jolley, K. Danmeyer, T. Williams, C. Holloway. TOP: T. Pleasanton. 160 r FWCrOGRAFW Out of fixer again?. . . The film’s in backwards! . . . Do you have a key to the photo lab?. . . The bulb has blown again . . . Whose negatives are on the dry table? . . . We need someone to cover the soccer game . . . Cut that light off!!!. . . Where’s Fil’s camera . . . Mr. A—bbott!” L. Williar, V. Anderton, L. Hamilton, C. Cottman, A. Keener, B. Martin, Mrs. Taylor (Advisor), N. Guzey, P. Jolley, R. Judy, D. Penuel, T. Bradley, J. Chandler. What do you mean, they cancelled Godspell? . . . Is this a pool party or a dramatic meeting?. . . Just because I’m a thespian doesn’t mean I know how to put on make-up ... A dramatic reading or a pantomime . . . Marcel Marceau, Wow!. . . Oh, well, maybe next year!!! TWESFWJS 1st ROW: Mr. Abbott (advisor), K. Brown, P. Linderman, D. Sweeney, P. Gale. STANDING: E. Stelzner, C. Osterman, J. Dickson, C. Leak, F. Lewis, D. Ruark, F. Bounds, C. Cullen. NOT PICTURED: H. Seidel. SWISH Christmas fiesta in February: Let’s speak English while Mrs. Parker’s gone! . . . The showcase that never was . . . What about dues? . . . The arroz con polio” rip-off. . . Let’s DO something! . . . What??. . . Habla espanol, please . . . 1st ROW: Mrs. White, advisor, J. Vice, M. Caulk, W. Narrup. 2nd ROW: G. Richard¬ son, K. Ginter, V. Anderton,J. Chandler, J. Bowden, C. Dunahoo. 3rd ROW: B. Robin¬ son, C. B. Silvia, J. Gray, B. Martin, B. Adams, E. Guzey, JL Langrall, J. McMullen. What’s a crepe? . . . Olympic games in French? . . . The French and How They Got That Way . . . Pitie Pour Nous . . . Chick a boom . . . Do we go to Carol’s or Mike’s first. . . It’s good; what is it? . . . Would you like to buy some stationery from the French club?. . . Dues again?... a bientot. . . 162 1st ROW: P. Howard, D. Elzey, C. Muenster, C. Long, B. Livingood. 2nd ROW: C. Pow¬ ell, M. Hayes, M. Bendler, P. Ruby, V. Everett, D. Trout, C. Dunahoo, Mrs. Parker (spon¬ sor). FRENCH incwjowt Who’s got a dime I can borrow?. . . for a Chedda Nut? ... I can’t do it all myself, staff . . . Rape of the What?? . . . Flash! Get your Indian Chant today . . .You people have a deadline in four days . . . Mr. Wood, say Boston” for us . . . Let’s rate it a 2.1 . . . If I were you people I’d start working. 1st ROW: S. Keen, P. Naglcr, F. Guzey. 2nd ROW: S. Bratten, N. Guzey, K. Mitchell, S. Webster, T. Holland, V. Hayes. 3rd ROW: J. Ruark, S. Pease, K. Bratten, M. Selby, D. Ruark, Mrs. Ruark, Advisor. M. Bendler, D. Naples, S. Watson, J. Fennell, D. Long, P. Adkins, B. Short, F. Hazel, M. Caulk, P. Gale. Dictator J. W. Ruark takes over in emergency . . . Latin once again ruses . . . attempt to assassinate Dictator . . . Ruark supresses revolt. . . Ides of March bake sale . . . Roman banquet. WJINCUJB 163 CHESS CLUB The Chess Club was inactive this year because of the re-scheduling of the chess meets. Somehow we were left out, but we had fun beating each other! Checkmate doesn’t mean Bring the check, waiter.” L TO R.: M. Corbett, E. Morris, I. Gattis, Mrs. Fitzgerald, N. Guzey, J. Bowden, G. Wright, C. Fitzgerald, S. Ketterman, Miss Flory — Sponsor, C. Messick. L TO R. SEATED: S. Waite, V. Melson. SEATED: S. Hickman, D. Trader, M. Hickman, F. Hazel. STANDING: Mr. Lewis (Advisor),J. Douglas, J. Kinnamon,J. Marshall, E. Guzey, S. Parsons. Gee, do I have to have a pass? . . . The manse is still missing!. . . Over due!?!, Boy, you’re getting two cents worth . . . Hey, somebody’s been eating my book, too! . . . Don’t throw stones . . . Go ask Mr. Webster . . . Got any books on how to be a first class bum?. . . Who censored this film?. . . 164 UED14CLUB r Students Electrical Technical Staff is what it means! We’re the local experts until we blow the fuses, drop the projectors, or put our hand through the scenery. SITTING: F. Hazel, historian, M. Bendlcr, treasurer, J. Vice, vice-president, B. Hayes, president, K. Elliott, secretary, Mrs. Massey, advisor. STANDING: K. Ginter, C. B. Silva, W. Chew, E. Guzcy.J. White, B. Jones, J. Chandler, S. Bratten, M. Selby. I bet you a quarter only 9 people show” . . . Sell how many raffles? . . . Who won? . . . How ’bout a buffet supper?. . . Minutes? What minutes? Sitting in the guidance office . . . Stealing doughnuts . . . Yes sir, this IS a spread out school HONOR SOCIETY M. George, J. Bowden, Mr. Oldham, advisor, A. Keener, S. Olsen. 165 WUWJ REWHONS Gwen that’s right!. . . talent show time again people! . . . Supporting a child . . . don’t forget your food for the bake sale . . . Seminar Crazy!” 1st ROW: Mr. Giunta (sponsor), W. Naarup, B. Dunn, J. Psota, J. Chandler, L. Hamil¬ ton. 2nd ROW: B. Adams, C. Dunahoo, J. McMullen, E. Stelzncr, J. Gray, B. Martin, D. Ramsay, K. Ginter, D. Gerstenmaier, A. Gibson. 1st ROW: Mrs. Palmer (advisor), M. Marshall, C. Foreman, K. Campell, S. Watson, R. King, J. Brown, K. Barkley. 2nd ROW: L. Barkley, C. Shockley, R. Miller, C. Mills, K. Benton, J. Purnell, D. Reddish. Josie, What’s a Steen? . . . 25% of nothing is nothing . . . Kim, how big is an alpaca?. . . Underwater Fantasy . . . We need money . . . Anybody have any old newspapers? . . . Who will take an exchange student next year? . . . ” SFC 166 FRONT ROW: J. Duffy, K. Broadwater BACK ROW: S. Manis, S. Taylor, B. Chan¬ dler, A. Long, S. Edwards, R. Polk, D. Reed, K. Hoffman, C. Brooks, D. Labe, L. Fields, R. White, D. Preston, S. Phillips, C. Brickous, T. Whittington, T. Foskey, S. Duffy, R. Fisher, K. White, G. Marshall. You can do it. Try!. . . But, I do practice . . . I’m tired of the same ole twirls . . . Oh, I forget what order it comes in . . . Well, I never took dancing lessons . . . We only have one more day to make up the routine . . .I’m nervous and I bet I’ll drop it . . . Oh, I dropped my baton . . . Do you think anyone noticed?. . . I’m afraid I’ll bum myself MAJORETTES At-ten-tion . . . My feet hurt. . . Denise you lost something . . . These uniforms are drafty . . . I’ve got a run in my tights ... Be here at 7:15 . . . Where’s the 50 yard line? . . . Twirling guns, broken zippers, limp bows, blowing hair . . . heavy flags and lots of fun . . . ” COLOR OUflRD 1st ROW: D. Jones, D. Isakson, S. Bradway. 2nd ROW: P. Perdue (co-captain), C. Jones, C. Elliott (captain). BAND The best band ever? . . . Grade 5 again . . . 9 for All Shore Band . . . A perfect one” at district. . . We practiced during lunch . . . highest rating we ever received . . . the cat’s burnin ”... We’ve had another break-in . . . used circle designs in marching season . . . We are proud to be in the band . . . THANK YOU MR. Z.!! 168 1st ROW: K. Loenard, B. Miles, C. Long, S. Pierce, D. Trout, B. Jarrett, B. Caulk, S. Ardis, R. Wagner, K. Vaughn. 2nd ROW: S. Bratten, M. Selby, A. Corbin, C. Ennis, M. Ennis, Y. Taylor, L. Pennewell, D. Jones, P. Stephens, E. Morris, R. Farlow, K. Jenkins, B. Twilley. 3rd ROW: D. Morris, J. Mumford, B. Jones, L. Collins, D. Ramsey, C. Muenster, K. Kovacic, C. Madden. T. Meyers. 4th ROW: Mr. Zimmerman, R. Majors, K. Bratten, M. Bowen, A. Bradford, D. Bailey, H. Rubin, B. Lowry, B. Beckett, D. Appleby, J. Powell. 3th ROW: K. King, T. Appleby, E. Ringold, S. Coleman, K. Messick, C. Shreaves, V. Lewis, D. Haemel, F. Adkins. 6th ROW: M. Priest, D. Parsons, N. Sparks, D. James, B. Meagher, S. Parker, M. Pope, V. Everett, K. Kinnamon, G. Town¬ send. 7th ROW: L. Long, D. Barkley, C. Waters, V. Reid, P. Hull, W. Naarup, T. Hawkins, P. Shockley, K. Sterling,J. Douglas. 169 1st ROW: S. Williams, L. McMullen, D. Capcllo, S. Ardis. 2nd ROW: M. L. Bowen, J. Weatherly, C. Morris. TOP: L Matthews. GO, GO, GO, you mighty Indians . . . louder, please . . .All right! . WiHi is somebody . . . we’re superbad . . . R-R-Right on!!. . . Sit down, girls . . . Man, that’s a bad uniform . . . ' Are we in it? No, we’re not, cause we’re on top . . . Y-Y-Yeah !!!. . . WiHi is No. l! We’re dynamite!!! 170 MEDICAL CAREERS Mrs. Williams, when is our next meeting? . . . The best meeting this year, and we missed it. . . Who serves dinner this time?. . . Dirty jokes at a spaghetti dinner . . . Say it louder, Mrs. Williams didn’t hear it. . . What do you want to be?. . . 1st ROW: Mrs. George, Mrs. Williams, L. Collins, L Bendler, B. Grise, S. Messick, M. Bendler, D. Penuel, G. Richardson, S. Brown, D. Cappello, B. Adams. 2nd ROW: B. Robinson, W. Naarup, C. Gregory, S. Overbeck, B. Martin, C.B. Silvia, D. Ovcrbeck. 1st ROW: B. Hayes, B. Bozman, S. Pease, S. Shaheen, S. Travers, B. Gismondi, R. Judy, K. Hoffman, C. B. Silvia, J. Parker, F. Hazel, T. Meyers, D. Wright. 2nd ROW: S. Trader, E. Birckhead, G. Maddox, L Harman, B. Long, D. Parsons, G. Townsend, D. Naarup, V. Hayes, C. Holloway, M. White, P. Jolley. 3rd ROW: C. Lee, D. Ewalt, M. Corbin, K. Kinnamon, S. Hampshire, C. Osterman, K. Kimbel, G. Malone, E. Lashley. 4th ROW: Coach Schoeff (advisor), J. Johnson. F. Fennell, N. Hclgeson, W. Naarup, B. Nutter, M. Sullivan, B. Dunn, K. Hutchins. Getting team pictures for all sports . . . Varsity jackets for members . . . Spring banquet. . . Edwin Lashley, treasurer??? Varsity Club is a great club, but the meetings are too early . . . the meetings. w R6nvcujB 171 SEN f OR AWARDS DOROrWH. SRAMO W ACHIB E UE AWARDS ACADEMIC —‘Peter Nagler VOCATIONAL — Wendy Chew ACADEMIC — Marie Bendler VOCATIONAL — Gary Welch 172 ♦ COMMERCIAL — Terri Baker These awards are presented annually by the Wicomico Senior High School Parent Teachers Assocaition to eight outstanding students enrolled in various programs at Wicomico Senior High School. Two awards are presented in each of several program fields. They are academic, vocational, business, and general. COMMERCIAL — Victoria Meyer GENERAL — Cheryl Johnson GENERAL — Stephen Olson 173 WICOMICO WOMEN’S CLUB — Joan Vice SALISBURY ROTARY — Barry M. Hayes WICOMICO WOMEN’S CLUB This award is presented to a senior girl who has shown an earnest desire to take the fullest advantage of the school in order to qualify for a life of unselfish service. SALISBURY ROTARY CLUB This award is presented to a senior boy who has shown an earnest desire to take the fullest advantage of opportunities of the school in order to qualify for a life of unselfish service. FRANCIS MARIAN GUNBY This award is presented to a senior, not necessarily with the highest standing in scholarship; equally important is attendance, punctuality, initiative, effort, attention in class, pleasant relations with teachers and with pupils; the boy to be a gentleman, or the girl to be a lady. FRANCIS MARION GUNBY — Steven Overbeck 174 SALISBURY KIWANIS CLUB AWARD — This Scholarship is pres¬ ented to a senior girl or boy who shows a need for financial assistance. The student is selected competitively on the basis of character, perform¬ ance both inside and outside the classroom, and the promise he gives of successful achievement in college. BILLY MITCHELL FOOTBALL AWARD — This award is presented to a senior member of the Wicomico Senior High Football Team. Among other things, he was shown general all-around good conduct both on and off the field. The winner is selected by his fellow team¬ mates. SALISBURY KIWANIS — Susan Bratten BILLY MITCHELL AWARD — Kevin Farrington E. SHELDON JONES ATHLETIC AWARD — Presented to the sen¬ ior boy who is a member of the varsity basketball team. Basketball skills, following instructions, punctuality, and willingness to stay in training are qualities to be considered. Recipient is selected by team¬ mates. WSHS GIRLS’ ATHLETIC AWARD — Presented to the senior girl as selected by coaches and principal as most ideally combining attributes of athlete, lady, and sportswoman. She must be a letter recipient in two major sports. E. SHELDON JONES — Donald Wright WSHS GIRLS’ AWARD — Beth Gismondi 175 SALISBURY LIONS CLUB AWARD — The Salisbury Lions Club annually gives an award to a Wicomico Senior High academic student who is the top ranking student in his her scholastic work. WILLIAM COLLINS BAND AWARD — This award is presented for outstanding achievement and interest in instrumental musci for singular merit in loyalty and cooperation and for displaying generally high quali¬ ties of conduct. SECRETARIAL STUDENT AWARD — This award is presented to the member of the senior class who, during her junior and senior class years, has most nearly exemplified the qualities necessary for success as a secretary. THOMAS W. 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. LIONS CLUB — C. B. Silvia COLLINS BAND AWARD — Susan Bratten SECRETARIAL AWARD — Terri Layfield OLD HOME PRIZE — Troy Smith 176 REBEKAH — This award is presented to a senior girl who has demon¬ strated a loyalty to Wicomico Senior High School through extra curric¬ ular programs, diligence in class activities, consideration for fellow stu¬ dents and good attendance. DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION — This award is presented to a senior girl who possesses the following characteristics: honor, service, leadership, scholarship and responsibility to God, coun¬ try, and home. SONS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION — This award is presented to a senior boy who prossesses the following qualities: dependability, cooperation, leadership, and good attendance. REBEKAH — Carole Holloway DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION Charlene Cottman SONS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION — Bruce Beckett FARM BUREAU AWARD — Presented by Wicomico County Farm Bureau to the outstanding agriculture student. WSHS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL AWARD — This award is presented to a senior member of the girls’ basketball team. Playing ability 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; to work in harmony with her teammates. All help to determine the recipi¬ ent. WSHS BASKETBALL AWARD — This award is presented to a senior member of the varsity basketball team. Playing ability should be inci¬ dental 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 teammates. WSHS BASEBALL AWARD — This award is presented to a senior member of the baseball team. He shall show punctuality, willingness to voluntarily keep training, general all-around conduct both on and off the field, and work in harmony with his fellow teammates. The recipi¬ ent is selected by teammates. FARM BUREAU AWARD — Carl Smith WSHS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL — Joan Vice WSHS BOYS’ BASKETBALL — Doug Naarup WSHS BASEBALL — Brian Smith 178 1st ROW W. Chew, J. Chandler, T. Layfield, M. Selby, S. Watson, P. Naglcr. 2nd ROW: R. Bendler, C. Elliott, L. Hamilton, S. Bratten, P. Ruby, B. Beckett, B. Hayes. 3rd ROW: B. Jones, C. B. Silvia, S. Parker, E. Guzey, M. Pope. TOP S% OF CLASS — SCHOOL SERM CE AWARDS 1st ROW: J. Psota (bronze), C. Dunahoo (silver), S. Adkins (bronze), B. Milos (silver). 2nd ROW: J. Weatherly (bronze), J. Pierce (bronze), M. Seidel (silver), W. Lankford (bronze), W. Naarup (silver), B. Adams (bronze). sradlwton 180 t . . dAJbOMUMJQ okpokowl fci uislupS, memM-ieS (fin mMWb. . . ” ’ ' . . . yQtovfo Uofe i , yQj fiAjoJt v, f dove you . PATRONC M cutaL U s. M - ohcL Mas. E tgcw A- Bak t , Ja . Mm oW-Mm. Steudley f-I. BvxMey Mm cuicIMm. IaaIAuiiih T. Co btM Mm NOAHUUl, BAjUJCaAs Mm W-Mm. B. ReW A PiiewL Mm OM L AaS. OqmmXS Ru GaMmaOJAj Mm Bills l-fcujcs Mm Owl AaS . (- faviy O. L©«g Mm. Rfi iko Wckudght Mm u� Mm. Jo es PuamM, Qa . Mm omLWas. Ratwit Willia s, Ju Mm awtM m. Rf teitU tfeey Coofcfge-U . U ooi PROFESSIONAL PAIPONS TJ� ft CallawQjy Tyl MwiPA Co-. GwwgeM- Dallas Was. Joa iM Ja cksotv Btiddell ' s BmmuQ uuIc W m PiecfMcfe Wtlkfas J. U . White WIioIcsoIpm Qeu tSeas fCuJw ’sJeuielm BdlaylcA ' s Cl m Repaid Bd 1 aufixyi om L Dick f-ludsotv Join the Fun in the Sun After Graduation Contact Sgt. Gladden 316 Main St. 749-9263 Salisbury, Md. CENTRAL SUPPLY CO. 520 Snow Hill Road Salisbury, Md. 21801 RICKS RACKS QUALITY MEN ' S WEAR Route 6, Box 518 Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Richard A. Hench 301 —749-0300 185 TTZ HANNA AXV KREMER INSURANCE, INC. For that extra touch of service 1118 East Main Street Post Office Box 1615 Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Phone 749-0016 749-2121 301 North Salisbury Blvd. (Church Street) Salisbury, Maryland 21801 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. 186 Congratulations From All Of Us in Ocean City At: LAYTON ' S 16 th St. PLAZA Dip ' n Donuts Sundries — Variety Store Peg ' s Beach and Sports Wear Coin-Op Laundry 16th St. and Phila. Ave., Ocean City, 289-6635 HUNDREDS OF ITEMS OUTTEN BROS., INC. 413 North Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Pocomoke, Dover Delmarva ' s Largest Furniture and Appliance and Carpeting Stores. 187 HOUSE OF BEAUTY 1200 Ocean City Road Salisbury, Maryland 21801 742-0708 Operated by Jack and Linda Lewis Tues. — Sat. — 8:00-5:00 Thurs. and Fri. Evening Till 9:00 HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOME Professional Association Since 1883 Snow Hill Rd. Salisbury, Md. 742-5141 Walter R. Holloway W. Richard Holloway f TRUCKERS SAVINGS East Main St. Salisbury, Md. 21801 VERNON ' S Salisbury Transmission Service, Inc. SIDETRACK • Rebuilt Transmissions • Seal Jobs • Overhauls • Automatic and Standard Pizza Subs Draft Beer All work completely guaranteed N. Salisbury Blvd. Phone 742-7171 704 N. Division 742-5827 Salisbury, Md. 21801 189 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 Opportunitie$ For Advancement Excellent Benefits PERDUE Jncorpor B Serving the Delmarva Peninsula Since 1920 Salisbury, Maryland Continental Cars Salisbury, Maryland 501 E. Main St. Salisbury, Md. 21801 (301)749-0422 TRIUMPH MG SUBARU Compliments of: GENERAL TELEVISION the CATV People of Salisbury SALISBURY. MARYLAND Compliments of: J eenJ WELDING SUPPLIES “Delmarva’s KEENest Service” 1018 N. SALISBURY BLVO. SALISBURY. MARYLAND 21801 TELEPHONE 742-0308 LIPHANT SALES [ CHEVROLET] SERVICE S. SALISBURY BLVD. OPEN EVENINGS DIAL 749-8111 GIRVIN P. KEEN Congratulations Wicomico High School of 1974 L. W. GUNBY COMPANY Hardware Paint Plumbing Supplies Salisbury, Md. Compliments of your United States Air Force Local Representative; MSgt. Ronald E. Fye TONY TANK INN Locally owned and operated Family Dining South Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Md. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 191 Phone 742 9624 NORGETOWN Laundry and Drycleaning W. CARL SMITH N. Salis. Blvd. and Nor+hwood Owner Salisbury, Maryland 21801 SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE INC. Box 808 E. Vine St. Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Seed — Feed — Fertilizer Garden Supplies — Paint — Appliances Coleman Outing Products and Service Phone(301)742 7055 AQUA MARINE SPORT CENTER 1534-1540 N. Salisbury Blvd. Bait — Tackle — Firearms — Camping Equipment Wholesale and Retail HANNA REAL ESTATE Sales Rentals Appraisals Mortgages Insurance 1118 E. Main St. Salisbury, Maryland 21801 (301)749-0111 A DIVISION OF THE JtifK CORPORATION Poultry KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AS YOU MOVE ON TO BIGGER AND BETTER THINGS AHEAD Grain COMPLIMENTS OF A 192 FRIEND Parsonsburg, Md. DELMAR RD SALISBURY, MD SINCE 1930 STEEL ERECTORS RIGGING CONTRACTORS • TANKS • BOILERS • TOWERS • MACHINERY • BUILDINGS • HEAVY EQUIPMENT • STEEL SCAFFOLDING • TANK TOWER MAINTENANCE T49-3434 SALISBURY MALL at the Fountain 194 COMPLIMENTS OF KOPPERS COMPANY B. GREEN CO. Wholesale Groceries 425 North Salisbury Blvd. 195 Compliments of: FLOWERS BY NELLIE COLLINS FURNITURE CO. Downtown Plaza Furniture, Rugs, Inlaid Linoleum, Tile, Venetian Blinds, Oil Burners, Refrigerators 742-6600 742-8114 JACK ' S RELIGIOUS GIFT SHOP Eastern Shore ' s Most Complete Religious Supply Store Complete Bridal Supplies, Bibles, Music, Records, Posters 301 Snow Hill Road Salisbury, Md. 301—749-4208 ROB ' T WITHEY INTERIORS Decorating Consultants Antiques Draperies, Oriental Rugs, Furniture, Accessories Open Daily 10:00 to 6:00 301 749-6658 Route 13-A at Elizabeth Street Delmar Maryland 19940 424 E. Church St. Phone 749-6681 Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Swimming Pool Instant Host Reservation Service HOWARD JounsonS motor lodge 99 Miles North of Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel U.S. Rt. I 3 Ocean Hiway Salisbury, Maryland (301) 742-5195 MRS. HARRY KORFF, owner-operator Congratulations Class of 74 E. KINGGORDY, Owner Radio Dispatched Air-Conditioned Taxis Telephones 749 6400 742-0366 Salisbury, Maryland 21801 CONGRATULA¬ TIONS 74 196 COME SEE US! Congratulations to the Wi Hi Grads of 1974 From . . . WICOMICO COUNTY AUTO DEALERS ' ASSOCIATION Barr International Continental Cars Culver Oldsmobile Freestate Motors Hancock Brothers Lawrence Volkswagen Oliphant Chevrolet Pittsville Motors Powell Buick-Pontiac Salisbury Chrysler-Plymouth Salisbury Lincoln-Mercury Sauerhoff Motors PAPCO- COMMERCIAL PRINTING Forms — Wedding — Notray and Corp. Seals — Rubber Stamps 742-8550 Salisbury 102 N. Division Street Salisbury, Maryland (JJanalirr tfiirmals nr. MACMILLIAN BROTHERS COMPANY Snow Hill Rd. Salisbury, Md. 21801 P.O. Box 1635 Phone 742-4810 Latest Fashions in Formal Wear Rentals Specializing in Weddings and Proms See BILL HERB Wholesale Distributors of Specialized Equipment 197 yr Congratulations to W i Hi ' s Class of 74 Come see us for your Prom Flowers and Nosegays since 1881 South Salisbury Blvd. at College Ave. Phone 742-6251 742-9960 HERMAN ' S SON ARCO 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Phone 546 2929 sales — service repairs SPOKED WHEEL OF SALISBURY Your 1st Complete Bicycle Shop Rt. 50 and Boundary Ave. Salisbury, Md. 21801 James H. Robinson Owner — Manager PARSONS ONE-STOP MARKET Old Delmar Rd., Salisbury 749 9800 1053 N. Salisbury Blvd. At Naylor Street Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Congratulations to the Class of 1974 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 74 imK ILI 198 t DEL-MAR-VA FORMAL WEAR Jackets for Senior Portraits Supplied by Delmarva Formal Wear Route 50, Quantico Rd. 749-3371 Riverside Drive 742-6441 Division of DELMARVA CLEANERS Warmest Regards and Best Wishes CLASS OF ’74 SSGT Jack Carter and Marine Corps Recruiting Station 316 E. Main St. Salisbury, Md. We ' re looking for a few good men. 199 jTtn « m7r mi 77