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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1975 volume:

DESIDERA TA Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they, too, have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons; they are vexations to the spirit. If you com¬ pare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for al¬ ways there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own ca¬ reer, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love: for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment, it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully su rrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born offatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace with your soul. With all its sham and drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. MAX EHRMANN c 1927 by Max Ehrmann All rights reserved. Copyright renewed 1954 by Bertha K. Ehrmann. Reprinted by permission Crescendo Publishing Co., Boston, Mass. 2 ... And Remember What Peace There May Be in Silence. 3 4 Speak Your Truth Quietly and Clearly. . . 6 Be Yourself. You Are a Child of the Universe, No Less Than the Trees and the Stars; You Have a Right to Be Here. 10 13 BARBARA JEAN ADAMS: Barbara”; plans to attend college; SGA 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Prom Com. 4, Homecoming Com. 3,4, AFS 3, Medical Careers 3,4, Float Com. 2,3,4, French Club 3,4, Keyettes 3,4, Thespians 4, Tennis 3,4, Varsity Club 4, Jr. Class Treasurer, Senior Class Play; remembered for being a pervert (although very falsely). CYNTHIA LOUISE ADAMS: Cindi ; plans to attend college to become a Special Education teacher; Lorax 2.3.4, (Secretary-Treasurer), FTA-Treasurer, French 2; remembered for Cindi Lou who? . JAMES EDWARD ADER: Jim ; plans are to study Me¬ chanical Engineering at college; Editor of Wi-Hi News, Assembly Monitor, General Homecoming Chairman, Presidential Classroom, represented school at Science in Action Conference in Wash, and Math Seminars at SSC, Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Prom Com. 4, Homecoming Com. 3,4, AFS IV, Float Com. 3.4, Key 2, 3,4, Board of Directors 2, 3, Treasurer 4, attended Capital District Convention 2, 3, (Club Rep¬ resentative), Pep Rally Emcee, Video Tape 4, Wi-Hi News Staff 3,4; remembered for having 16 things going at once and always getting them done on time and done well. PATRICIA ANN ADKINS: Pat ; plans are undecided; Indian Chant, Prom Com. 4, Float 4, Keyettes; re¬ membered for her last haircut. JUDY ALEXANDER: Judy ; plans are to become a com¬ puter operator; remembered for being so quiet. MARY MARGARET AMES: Meg (the Boobsie win) ; (plans are to be a psychologist at Appalachian State University;) FTA Pres. 4, J.V. Cheerleaders Captain 2, Varsity Cheerleaders 3, Senior Class Play 4, Student Council 2,3,4, Prom Com. 4, Float Com. 4; French Club 4, Yearbook 4, Indian Chant Com. 3, Varsity Club 4; remembered for not wanting to be remembered at all. THOMAS WAYNE ANDERSEN: Tom ; plans are un¬ decided. BARBARA JEAN ADAMS CYNTHIA LOUISE ADAMS JAMES EDWARD ADER PATRICIA ANN ADKINS THOMAS WAYNE ANDERSEN CRAIG BARTON ANDREWS DENNIS MICHAEL ANDREWS THOMAS JOSEPH APPLEBY JOI MICHELE ARDIS GARY LEE AUSTIN GREGORY RONALD AYERS DION TYRONE BAILEY CRAIG BARTON ANDREWS: ’’Craig ; plans are unde¬ cided; remembered for being interesting in art and work¬ ing at Gino ' s. DENNIS MICHAEL ANDREWS: Dennis ; plans are mar¬ riage and to keep on building stock cars for a girl friend; FFA 2,3,4, Varsity Basketball Manager 3,4; remem¬ bered for falling asleep in class and backing up our Var¬ sity basketball team. THOMAS JOSEPH APPLEBY: Tommy ; plans to be a historian; Band 2, 3,4, Lorax 4; remembered for being a male chauvinist. JOI MICHELE ARDIS: Joi ; plans are to become a Re¬ habilitation Therapy Aide for the state; Deca 3; re¬ membered for always smiling. GARY LEE AUSTIN: Gary ; plans are to attend col¬ lege; Baseball 2, 3,4, Varsity Club 4; remembered for sticking to baseball. GREG RONALD AYERS: Buzz ; plans are undecided. DION TYRONE BAILEY: Dion ; plans to go into U.S. Navy; Band 3,4, Lorax 4, Prom Com. 4, Float Com. 4; remembered for being a warlord. SUSAN LYNN BAIRD: Sketti ; plans to become a sec¬ retary; Prom Com 4, Keyettes 3,4; remembered for her apples on Vo-tech bus. JACKIE BANKS: Jackie ; plans are undecided. SUSAN LYNN BAIRD JACKIE BANKS REGINA JULIA BARKLEY: CiCi ; plans are to become a legal secretary; Human Relations 2,3, Prom Com. 4; remembered for her craziness. SCOTT ERIC BENJAMIN: Scott ; plans are to attend college; remembered for being absent. MICHELLE R. BISHOP: Michelle ; plans are undecided. KIMBERLY ANN BLACK: Kim ; plans are marriage and study psychology; Wi-Hi News 4, Prom Com. 4; re¬ membered for her long hair. DARLENE SONIA BLAKE: Darla ; plans to enter com¬ puter field; PromCom. 4, Float Com. 4; remembered by her friends as a friend and for her craziness. DEVRA SHEREE BONNER: Chip ; plans are the Navy; Prom Com. 4. RICHARD DARNELL BONNER: Ricky ; plans are the Navy; remembered for the so-called lover or for be¬ ing loud. PERRY THOMAS BOULTER: Doc (Dr.) ; plans are to attend University of Maryland and then Post Graduate School; remembered for being the electronic wizard of WVDTC (Vo-Tech). REGINA JULIA BARKLEY MICHELLE R. BISHOP DARLENE SONIA BLAKE RICHARD DARNELL BONNER SCOTT ERIC BENJAMIN KIMBERLY ANN BLACK DEVRA SHEREE BONNER PERRY THOMAS BOULTER MICHAEL RAY BRADFORD SUSAN CAROL BRADWAY ANTHONY WAYNE BRIDGES CYNTHIA RAE BRITTINGHAM RICHARD WILLIAM BOWEN, JR.: ’ ' Richard ; plans are undecided. CYNTHIA DAWN BRADFORD: Baby Huey ; plans are Radiological Technology; Vo-Tech 4, Keyettes 3,4, Prom Com. 4, Float Com. 4; remembered for worrying about that hump. MICHAEL RAY BRADFORD: Mike ; plans are to go in¬ to business management. SUSAN CAROL BRADWAY: Susan ; plans are to be a secretary; Student Council 2,3, Softball 2,3,4, Major- etts 2, 3, Homecoming float 2,3,4, Prom Com. 4; re¬ membered for Fred and her super sports car. MARY KATHRYN BRATTEN: Kathy ; plans are to at¬ tend college; Band 2, 3,4, Student Council 2, Latin Club 2, treasurer 3, Thespians 4, Orchestra 2, Float Com. 2,3,4, Children ' s Theatre, Senior Class Play, Prom. Com. 4; remembered for We ' re liberated, we don ' t have bosoms! (Senior Class Play). LAMONT FRANKLIN BRICKOUS: Brick ; plans to at¬ tend college; Cross Country 2, 3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Track Team 2, 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Physical Fitness Team 3; remembered for missing State Meet in Cross Country. ANTHONY WAYNE BRIDGES: Tony ; plans are the Armed Forces; Student Council 2, Prom Com. 4; re¬ membered for being a good artist. CYNTHIA RAE BRITTINGHAM: CB : plans are to en¬ ter Air Force as a dentist; Prom Com. 4, Varsity Cheer¬ leader 2, 3, Track 3,4, Keyettes 3,4, French Club 4, Class Treasurer 2, Float Com. 2,3,4, Varsity Club 3, 4, French Program 3; remembered for needing a straight jacket . 19 DALLAS LYNN BRITTINCHAM: Tex ; plans are col¬ lege at SSC, Business Administration , then ' business Law at the University of Maryland, College Park: J. V. Football, Football 2,3, Photography 3,4, DECA 4; re¬ membered for always coming up with all the questions the teachers can ' t answer, to delay the class. LINDA SUE BRITTTNGHAM: Linda ; plans are undecid¬ ed; National Honor society 4, Float Com. 2,3, Prom Com 4, remembered fondly by Mr. Wilson as Heart breaker . GLENN WESLEY BROWN: Glenn ; plans are Auto Me¬ chanic.; Vo-tech 3,4; remembered for The BrownBomb . JERRY BENJAMIN BROWN: Jerry ; plans are to attend Howard University and major in Medical Technology; Human Relations 2, 3, Prom. Com. 4, Fashion Careers 4; remembered for his great sense of humor and being skinny. KENNETH LEE BROWN: Ken ; plans are college, and then law school; National Merit Scholarship Semifina¬ list, Youth Appreciation Week Award, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 4, Photography 3,4, Prom Com. 4, DECA 3,4, President in Senior Year, Track 2,3. DONNA SUE BUNTING: Sooey ; plans are the Armed Forces and to make the best out of life that she possibly can; Vo-Tech 3,4; remembered for being crazy . BARBARA LYNN BURLEY: Barbie ; plans to attend college; Majorettes 4, Float Com. 2,3,4, Keyettes 2, 3, (Treasurer-3, Vice-President-4), Hockey 3, Student Council 3, Wi-Hi News 4; remembered for her sweet personality and her blushing. CHERYL ANN BURTON: Cheryl ; plans are to work in a department store; DECA 3,4; remembered for her craziness and her niceness. DALLAS LYNN BRITTINGHAM LINDA SUE BRITTINGHAM GLEN WESLEY BROWN JERRY BENJAMIN BROWN BARBARA LYNN BURLEY CHERYL ANN BURTON f DEBORAH LYNN JONES CANTWELL CLARA ELOIS CHRISTOPHER BRUCE EDWARD CLARK GERTRUDE YVONNE COLLINS LINDA LEE COLLINS HAROLD FREDERICK COOK, JR. DEBORAH LYNN JONES CANTWELL: Lynn ; plans are bookkeepin g; Prom Com. 4, Homecoming Com. 3, Majorettes 2, Yearbook 3,4; remembered for her deep affectionate love for her husband Ronnie. CLARA ELOIS CHRISTOPHER: Clara ; plans are unde¬ cided. VICTOR HANDY CHURCH: Victor ; plans are unde¬ cided. BRUCE EDWARDS CLARK: ,r Bruce ; plans are unde¬ cided . SHERRE LYNN COLEMAN: Sherre ; plans are marriage; Band 2,3,4, Student Council alternate 2, National Hon¬ or Society 3, Treasurer 4, Prom Com. 4; remembered for sleeping with her eyes open in Mr. Abbott ' s class. GERTRUDE YVONNE COLLINS: Tiny-Cirl ; plans are to go to Strater Business College; Prom Com. 4, Human Relations 2, Chairman of Pom-Pom Sales 4, Media Club 3, Float Com. 4, Football-worked gate 4; re¬ membered for having Pig tales . LINDA LEE COLLINS: Linda ; plans are to attend Roan¬ oke Bible College and study psychology; MedicalCa- reers 3, Float Com. 4, Keyettes 2,3, Wi-H News 4, Prom Com. 4; remembered for being quiet. HAROLD FREDERICK COOK, JR.: Cookie ; plans are to attend college; Junior Class Play; remembered for being too tall. RENEE ELIZABETH CORBIN: Renee ; plans are college and marriage; remembered for walking slow in the halls THELMA MARIE CORBIN: Thelma ; plans are unde¬ cided; Junior Class Vice-President, Student Council 4, Prom Com. 4, Homecoming Com. 4, Float Com. 3, 4, Thespians 4, Basketball 4, Wi-Hi News 4, Track 4; remembered for a pleasant smile and school spirit. APRI L LOUISE CROPPER: Crop ; plans to become a clerical secretary; Softball 2; remembered for a chronic absence and a sweet personality. VIRGIE LEE CROPPER: Cropper ; plans are undecided. CATHERINE ANNE CULLEN: Cathy ; plans are to at¬ tend college and teach Political Sciences; Photography Club 3,4, secretary 4, Keyettes 4, Prom Refreshment Com. co-chairman 4, Wi-Hi News co-editor 4, Junior Class Play, Presidential Classroom 4; remembered for her individuality, her ability to question and her poli¬ tical mind and sense of organization. DIXIE LEE ANN CULLEN: Dixie ; plans are marriage and to be a secretary; remembered for Bill. | WAYNE HOWARD CURTIS: Wayne ; plans are to be¬ come a automotive mechanic; Vo-tech 3,4. JOSEPH GEORGE DANIEL: Joe ; plans are to go into . Marine Corps; Vo-tech 3,4; remembered for fighting Terri. RENEE ELIZABETH CORBIN THELMA MARIE CORBIN APRIL LOUISE CROPPER VIRGIE LEE CROPPER WAYNE HOWARD CURTIS JOSEPH GEORGE DANIEL t KATHLEEN JO-ANNE DANMEYER LAWRENCE WASHINGTON BRIAN WAYNE DENNIS DEAL KATHLEEN JO-ANNE DANMEYER: Dandy ; plans are to attend college; J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheer¬ leader 3, Yearbook 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Prom Com. 4; remembered for hustling hamburgers at Gino f s! KATHLEEN MEDENIA DASHIELL: Dena M ; plans are to attend college; Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3, Prom Com. 4, Float Com. 2,3,4, Keyettes 3, Choir 2,3,4; remembered for always saying Good Morning in the afternoon, and Honey, Hush. THOMAS FULTON DASHIELL, JR.: Tom Slick ; plans are the Navy; Church League Basketball 4, Karate Club, Prom Com. 4, Choir 2,3,4, Wrestling 3, Crosscountry 2,3; remembered for the bass section of Concert Choir. DEBORAH ANNE DAVELUY: Debbie ; plans are to be a secretary or marriage; Concert Choir 3,4; remem¬ bered for being quiet at lunch. PAMELA LORRAINE DAVIS: Pam ; plans to be a nurse; Color Guard 2; remembered for never laughing. VIVIAN ANN DAVIS: Birdie ; plans are to work; Choir 1; remembered for being the craziest girl in 75. LAWRENCE WASHINGTON DEAL: Skeet ; plans are to become a Brick Layer; Vo-Tech 3,4, Masonery; re¬ membered for his kindness with the ladies. BRIAN WAYNE DENNIS: Brian ; plans are to attend Medical School of Electronics; remembered for walking around and trimming shrubs in Hort. Class with Ted and Sandy. LYLE ENRICO DENNIS: Lyle ; plans are to become an artist; remembered for having the best looking afro of all. SHEILA. LEE DESHIELDS: Sheila ; plans are to go into Nursing. JAMES ROSS DICKSON: Jim ; plans are in the field of Forestry, Game Warden; Photography 2,3,4, JuniorClass Play, Yearbook 4, Soccer 2,3; remembered for being the Camera Bug! CLARENCE POTTER DISHAROON, JR.: Clarence ; plans are to be a Mason. COLLEEN MARY DORMAN: Colleen ; plans are un¬ decided. JERRY DEAN DOUGLAS: Terd ; plans are to attend college; Band 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, 3, All Shore Band 2,4, Basketball Manager 3,4, Baseball 3,4, JuniorClass Play, Senior Class Play, Thespians 4, Prom Com. 4, Historian 4; remembered for his flexing biceps. BETTY ANN DUFFY: Betty ; plans are to attend col¬ lege to become an Elementary teacher; Hockey Team 3, Prom Com. 4, Float Com. 3,4; remembered for her quietness and politeness. SHIRLEY WILHELMINA FRANCES DUFFY: Shirly ; transferred to Wilmington; plans are unknown. LYLE ENRICO DENNIS SHEILA LEE DESHIELDS JAMES ROSS DICKSON COLLEEN MARY DORMAN CLARENCE POTTER DISHAROON, JR. JERRY DEAN DOUGLAS BETTY ANN DUFFY SHIRLEY WILHELMINA FRANCES DUFFY MICHAEL O ' SHEA DU LIN MATTHEW STEVEN DYKES DA °™ YNE NORMAN EDWARDS, JR. MICHAEL O ' SHEA DULIN: Mike ; plans are undecided; remembered for his partying. MATTHEW STEVEN DYKES: Matthew ; plans are the Electronics Field. DAVID DEWAYNE ECKSTINE: David ; plans are to travel; Vo-Tech 3,4; remembered for doing nothing. NORMAN EDWARDS, JR.: Norman ; plans are to at¬ tend college and get rich ; J.V. Football 2; remem¬ bered for his personal appearance (Good Looks). KENNETH DOUGIAS ELLIOTT: Kenny ; plans are to become an Electrician; Vo-Tech 3,4. MICHAEL EDWARD ELROD: Hotdog ; plans are to at¬ tend college at Del. Tech.; J.V. Basketball 2,3, Sr. Class Play, Basketball 4, Choir 2,3,4; remembered by the bench. DIANE CATHERINE ELZEY: Diane ; plans are to go to college; National Honor Society 3,4, Spanish Club 3, Class Secretary 4, Prom Com. 4, Homecoming Com. 4, Homecoming Court 4, Float Com. 3,4, Senior Class Play; remembered for her facial expressions. SHARON ANN ENNIS: Sharon ; plans to be a house¬ wife and mother; Student Council Representative 2,3, Keyettes 2, 3, Media Club 2, 3, Prom Com. 4; remem¬ bered for getting married before Senior year (Frankie). DIANE CATHERINE ELZEY SHARON ANN ENNIS TROND EMBER LAND SUREYYA ERDARCAN TROND EMBERLAND: Trond ; plans are undecided. SUREYYA ERDARCAN: Sureyya ; plans are to attend a college and act at the theatre in Turkey; AFS Club, Senior Class Play, Exchange Student from Turkey, Thes¬ pians Club 4, French Club 4, AFS Cablethon, Prom Com. 4, Yearbook 4, Medical Career s Club 4; re¬ membered for her shoes, funny words, and adventures with AFS students. BERTHA JANE FARLOW: ’ ' Bert ; plans are to be a so¬ cial worker; Track 3,4, Prom Com. 4; remembered by Anthony for friendliness. ROSLYN ELAINE FERGUSON: Rossy ; plans are to go into the Service; Media Club 4, DECA 3; remembered for her Home Ec. Class. CYNTHIA JANE FIELDS: Cindy”; plans are marriage; AFS 4, Prom Com. 4; remembered for Tim. CHARLES ROSS FILGUERAS: Charles ; plans are un¬ decided. LAURA RAMONA FONTAINE: Laura ; plans are to at¬ tend college and major in business or Sec. Science; Secretary to Jr. Class, Vice-Pres. to Fashions Career, ’’Judge Francis Coleman --Sr. Class Play, Young Mother in Jr. Class Play, Thespians, Student Council 2,3,4, Spanish Club 4, Prom Committee-Chairman, Keyettes 4, Indian Chant 4--Short-Story Editor; remembered for Honey Hush! CYNTHIA LUCILLE FOOKS: Cindy ; plans are a nursing career; Keyettes; remembered for taking things as they come. LAURA RAMONA FONTAINE CYNTHIA LUCILLE FOOKS t GAIL L. GARNSEY DELORES ANN GASQUE DEBORAH ANN GATES ANDRE ALPHONZO GATTTS CYNTHIA FREEMAN: Cindy ; plans are undecided. JAMES FRANKLIN FREEMAN, JR.: James ; plans are undecided. DORIS ELIZABETH GAINES: Doris ; plans are cos¬ metologist; Media Club 4. VRIGINIA ANN GAMMON: Ginny ; plans are to at¬ tend college; Yearbook 3,4; Choir 3,4; remembered for her odd way of laughing. GAIL L. GARNSEY: Gail ; plans are undecided. DELORES ANN GASQUE: Delores ; plans are unde¬ cided. DEBORAH ANN GATES: Debbie ; plans are to go to college; DECA 3; remembered for her quietness. ANDRE ALPHONZO GATTiS: Andre ; plans are un¬ decided. DARYL JEAN GERSTENMAIER SUSAN DENISE GILIAN DARYL JEAN GERSTENMAIER: Daryl ; plans are to attend college and design; Student Council 2,3,4, Class Vice-Pres. 2, Class Pres. 4, AFS 2,3,4, Sec. Treas¬ urer 4, Float Com 2,3,4, Chairman 2, Tennis 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Homecoming Com. 4, DAR Award; remembered for moot questions. SUSAN DENISE GILIAN: Sue”} plans are to attend college; Prom Com. 4, Float Com. 2,3; remembered for constantly being by Robert ' s side. GEORGE BENTON GILLIS III: George ; plans are un¬ decided. DIANNE GRAHAM: Dianne ; plans are to attend a Merchandising school; DECA 2,3, Prom Com. 4; re¬ membered for her kindness to others. JAMES MICHAEL GRAPHMAN: Mike ; plans are to work; Vo-Tech 3,4. TONI ANN GRAVENOR: Toni ; plans are undecided. JAYNE ELIZABETH GRAY: The other ' Boobsie Twin ' ; plans are college; Student Council 2,3, Secretary 4, Junior Class Pres. 3, Prom Com. Chairman 4, Home¬ coming Com. 4, AFS 3,4, Float Com. 3,4, French Club 3, Secretary 4, Keyettes 4, Thespians 4, Softball 4, Yearbook 4, Indian Chant 4, Varsity Cheerleaders 2, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4; remembered for Only one more day ' til Davis comes home!!! BETTY SUE GRISE: Betty Sue ; plans are college; Medical Careers 3, Keyettes 2, Prom Com. 4, Float Com. 4; remembered for being called Betty . GEORGE BENTON GILLIS HI JAMES MICHAEL GRAPHMAN TONI ANN GRAVENOR JAYNE ELIZABETH GRAY BETTY SUE GRISE NILUFER AYSE GUZEY ANNETTE VICTORIA HALL WANDA JEAN HARMON NILUFER AYSE GUZEY: Nellie ; plans are college and medicine; N. Honor Society 3, V. President 4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Student Council 4, Thespians 3,4, Media Club 3, President 4, Chess Club 4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Prom Committee 4; remembered for memorizing WORLD CIVILIZATIONS book. ANNETTE VICTORIA HALL: Vickie ; plans are Ele¬ mentary Education Float Com. 3,4, Prom Com. 4, Keyettes 4, Softball 3, Thespians President 4, Wi-Hi News, Copy Editor 4, Indian Chant, Student Council 2,3,4, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play; remembered for her personality and uniqueness. DONALD STEVEN HAMPSHIRE: Hamp ; plans are to search for the perfect day; Student Council 4, JV Foot¬ ball (mgr.), Varsity Football 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4; remembered for living the blues—jamming on M C Harp. VICTORIA RENEE HANDY: ’Vickie ; plans are undecid¬ ed; Prom Com. 4, Football-worked gate 4, Media Club 4, Float Com. 4, Pom-Pom Com. 4, Homeroom Rep¬ resentative 3; remembered for Scorpio. WANDA JEAN HARMON: Barbara ; plans are undecid¬ ed; President of Junior Class at South Philadelphia High School; remembered for being a student of South Phil¬ adelphia High School. JOAN ELIZABETH HARRINGTON: Joan ; plans are to get married; Indian Chant, Float 4; remembered for al¬ ways talking about Bill, her Baby. EMILY MELISSA HASLAM: Emily ; plans are unde¬ cided; D.E. 1, D.E. 2. MICHELLE NOREEN HAYES: Mitch ; plans are to be¬ come an accountant; National Honor Society 3,4—sec., Spanish Club 3—Sec-Treas., Softball 3 (mgr), Varsity Cheerleader 4, Varsity Club 4, Homecoming Com. 4, Student Council 2,3,4, Homecoming Queen 4, Jr. Class Play; remembered for blushing so easily. LMILY MELISSA HASLAM MICHELLE NOREEN HAYES BERNARD PAUL HAYWARD: Benue”; plans to work with cars; Vo. Tech 3,4, Autobody. BRANSON IiONELL HEARNE: Kidd”; plans to go to college to study food preparations and Rest Manage¬ ment; Float Com. 3,4, Track 2, Wrestling 2, Food Service 3,4; remembered for his styling in jeans and cooking ability. NIEL GEORGE HELGESON: Neil ; plans are to attend Salisbury State College; Football 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3, 4, Varsity Club 3,4; remembered for his football. VICTORIA RENE HESS: Vickie ; plans to attend col¬ lege, major in Art; Girls Track 2,3,4, Keyettes 4, Prom Com. 4, Senior Float, remembered for being herself. BARBARA HILL: Barbara ; plans are undecided; re¬ membered for being so skinny. STEPHEN DAVID HIRSCH: Steve ; plans are undecided. WILLIAM EDWARD HOBBS: Ted ; plans are to travel; Football 2, Float Committee 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3, Prom Com. 4; remembered for his Wild Social Life. ROBERT CARL HOFFMAN: Robert ; plans are Art; remembered for not participating in class. NEIL GEORGE HELGESON VICTORIA RENE HESS BARBARA ANN HILL STEPHEN DAVID HIRSCH WILLIAM EDWARD HOBBS ROBERT CARL HOFFMAN 30 f FRANK LEE HOLDEN: Frank ; plans to attend college; National Honor Society 3,4; remembered for his great Southern Accent. TERESA MARIE HOLLAND: Teresa ; plans to attend college; National Honor Society 3,4, Latin Club 2,3, 4, Softball 2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4; remembered foi Mrs. Holliday and the Softball Team. TIMOTHY GEORGE HOMMEL: Tim ; plans are to at¬ tend college and study accounting; Football 2,3, Ten¬ nis 2,3,4, Float Com, 2,3,4, Prom Com. 4. PATRICIA ANN HOWARD: Pat ; plans are to attend college; Spanish Club 3, Prom Com. 4, Homecoming Com. 4, Student Council 4, Float Com. 3,4, Keyettes 3,4; remembered for having the innocent look. CHERYL LEE HUDSON: Cheryl ; plans are undecided. KENNETH THOMAS HUDSON: Skeleton ; plans are undecided; Vo. Tech 1,2. RAMONA LYNN HUDSON: Mona ; plans are secre¬ tarial school; Voc. Tech 4, Prom Com. 4; remembered for having an extra ink pen and wearing blue jeans every Monday. PHYLLIS CHERRI HULL: Phileal ; plans to attend University of Maryland Eastern Shore for Physical Ed.; Basketball 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Fashion Careers 4; remembered for being a tall, long legged, long arm, brillant basketball player. Outstanding long jumper. Speedy Gonzales The Fighter . 31 RAMONA LYNN HUDSON PHYLLIS CHERRI HULL KEVIN DECK HUTCHINS: Hutch ; plans are to attend college and major in Marine Biology; Soccer 2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4-Vice-Pres., Newspaper 4-Co-Editor, Float Com. 4, Prom Com. 4; remembered for never making noise. MARLO RAY HUTT: Mario ; plans are college to become a secretary; Cos. 3,4, Chairman Prom Com. 4, Yearbook 4, Fashion Career 4, Chess Club 4, Hu¬ man Relations 2,3, Talent Show 2, Photography 2, Jr. Sr. Class Play; remembered for her sweet person¬ ality. LYNNE JACKSON: Pooh ; plans are undecided; Key- ettes 4, Prom Com. 4, Float Com. 3,4, Indian Chant 4, Yearbook 3,4; remembered for the 3 Muskateers and Suckatash. SARA ANN JACKSON: Sara Lee ; plans to become a nurse: Field Hockey Team 2, Practical Nursing 3,4, (Vo-Tech); remembered for talking too fast. BETTY CLAY JAMES: Betty ; plans are undecided. DORIS ANN JAMES: Doris ; plans to be an Elementary School Teacher; Band 2,3,4, Chorus 4, Prom Com. Chairman 4, Homecoming Com. 3,4, Float Com. Chairman 4, Keyettes 3; remembered for her misin¬ terpretation. ARTHUR JULIUS JOHNSON: Artie ; plans are to at¬ tend college. BERNETTA MARANDA JOHNSON: Netta ; plans to become a fashion designer; remembered for being fat. LYNNE JACKSON SARA ANN JACKSON BETTY C LAY JA MES DORIS ANN JA MES ARTHUR JULIUS JOHNSON BERNETTA MARADNA JOHNSON JEFFREY ELIIS JOHNSON ROGER DUANE JOHNSON THOMAS LEE JOHNSON ANDRf CALVIN JONES DEBRA MAE JOHNSON: ’’Chipmunk ; plans to become a secretary; Keyettes 4, Student Council 4, Prom Com. 4; remembered for her high ideas. EMMA JULIA JOHNSON: E.J. ; plans to go into the Service; remembered for handling things right. JEFFREY ELLIS JOHNSON: Jeff ; plans to attend col¬ lege, maybe Pro.; Football 2,3,4-Capt., Track 2,3, 4; remembered by all who knew me. ROGER DUANE JOHNSON: Nick ; plans to get a job and have some fun; Vo-Tech 3,4. THOMAS IEE JOHNSON: Tee Jay ; plans to go into the Navy; remembered for being himself. ANDRE CALVIN JONES: Andre ; plans are undecided. CAROL LEE JONES: Carol ; plans to go into nursing. CHELLIE MARIE JONES: Chellie-Boo plans are un¬ decided; Track 2; remembered for being quiet and very seldom smiling. CAROL LEE JONES CHELLIE MARIE JONES GRANT LEE JONES: E.J. + 200 ; plans Auto Mechan¬ ics as an occupation; Gymnastics Team 4, Wrestling Team 2; remembered for a fine sample of Black is Beautiful. JOHN HORACE JONES, III: Lip ; plans are undecided; remembered for his bad attendance. KARLUS ANTONIO JONES: Karl Bucky ; plans to go into the Navy; Wrestling 3,4, Varsity Club; remembered for his wrestling ability and charm. BENNY JAMES JOYNES: Benjie ; plans to go into the armed forces; Wicomico Vocational Technical Center 3,4; remembered for his quietness. DEBORAH ALLISON KANE: Urchin ; plans to go to college for nursing; Prom Com. —Chairman 4, Float Com. 2,3,4, Keyettes 2,3,4, Tennis Mgr. 3,4, Year¬ book 4; remembered for Ain ' t no big thing. HAMPTON LEE KELLAM: Hampton ; plans are unde¬ cided; remembered for getting in trouble. DEBORAH DENISE KELLEY: Hot Lips ; plans are to work with small kids and the ones that need it, and to get married; remembered for her Hot Lips and the way she loved her Man (Larry). CYNTHIA ALYCE KENNEDY: Cindy ; plans to attend college; Honor Society 3,4. 34 KARLUS ANTONIA JONES BENNY JAMES JOYNES DEBORAH ALLISON KANE HAMPTON LEE KELLAM DEBORAH DENISE KELLEY CYNTHIA ALYCE KENNEDY t MARIETTA ROSETTE KENNEDY KAREN GENE KING KEITH ALLEN KIMLEL KIMBERLY WAYNE KING KAREN ELLEN KINNIKIN LISA MICHELE KOVACIC MARIETTA ROSETTE KENNEDY: Mary ; plans are undecided. KEITH ALLEN KIMLEL: Keith ; plans are to attend Del Tech.; Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Key Club 4, Varsity Club 2,3,4; remembered for never knowing the score of the Football games. KAREN GENE KING: K.K. ; plans are undecided; Prom decorations Com. 4 Sophomore and Senior Class Float; remembered for being so quiet. KIMBERLY WAYNE KING: Kingus ; plans are to be an Electronics Technician; Band 2,3,4, District or State Honors in Band 2,3; remembered for being a sociable, conversational person. ROSE MARIE KING: Rose ; plans are going to a Tech¬ nical College to become an Executive secretary, re¬ membered FOR and BY her distinct tone of voice. JAMES CLAYTON KINNAMON HI: J.C. ; plans are to attend college; Chess Club 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Football 3, National Honor Society 3,4, FTA vice- president 4, Senior Class Play, Wi-Hi News—Co-editor 4, Boys State 3, Homecoming Com. 4, Prom Com. 4; remembered for getting burned by Mr. Johnson. KAREN ELLEN KINNIKIN: Karen ; plans are to marry and work as a cosmetologist; Media Center 2, Vo-Tech 3,4; remembered by Jake. LISA MICHELE KOVACIC: Liza Monelli ; plans are religious and part-time work; Advanced Band 2,3,4, Lorax 2; remembered for her weirdness, crazy laugh, and future fantasies. 35 REBECCA ALICE KRAUSE: ’ ' Becky ; plans to become a bookkeeper; remembered for skipping my junior year. ELLEN LOUISE KREMER: HCK ; plans are college to major in Psychology; Junior Class Play, Keyettes 4, Student Council 2,3,4, Float Com. 2,3,4, Prom Com. 4, Homecoming Com. 4, Indian Chant 4; remembered for her mustang party car and the 3 Musketeers. GEORGE HOWARD LABOUNTY: Howard ; plans are to work at Pantry Pride; Vo-Tech--Cabinet Making 3,4; remembered by the teachers as George. BARBARA ANN LANE: Barbara ; plans are undecided; Prom Decorating Com. LINDA RUTH LAPPEN: Linda ; plans are to go to col¬ lege and then get rich; French Club 2,3, National Honor Society 3,4; remembered for being a new girl who giggles. EDWIN LEE LASHLEY: Ed ; plans are school; Varsity Club 3,4, Secretary 3, Student Council 2,3,4 (Parlia¬ mentarian), Varsity Basketball 2, (Captain) 3,4, Base¬ ball 2,3,4, All-Prep Basketball 3, All State Basket¬ ball 3, Cross Country 3, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Homecoming Court 4, Bayside Conference Bat¬ ting Title 2, Bayside Conference Basketball Leading Scorer 3, All Conference Basketball First Team 3, Track—50 yard Dash Record 5.2, 2, Chairmen of One- on-One Basketball, Tournement 4 (Sr. Class Fund Rais¬ ing Project), Prom Com 4; remembered for his great athletic ability and his ability to win arguments. JAMES SAMUEL LASLEY: Bird ; plans are to major in Business Adm. and minor in Drama and the Arts; Speech and Drama 1,2 , Soccer 2, 3, DECA 1, Tennis 4, Prom Com. Chairman, Float Com. 2,3,4, Varsity Club 4; remembered for always ready to cruise !! STEVEN ALLEN LAYTON: Steve ; plans are to work; Vo-Tech 3,4, Cabinet Making 1; remembered for his humor. 36 LINDA RUTH LAPPEN EDWIN LEE LASHLEY JAMES SAMUEL LASLEY STEVEN ALLEN LAYTON SHEILA ANN LEWIS APRIL K. LIGHTFOOT SUSAN MARA UNDE MAN CYNTHIA DENISE UTTLETON MARGARET REBECCA LIVING OOD ADOLPH LOFTON MICHAEL LEE LEMAY: Mike” plans are college and manager of Dept. Store; Football 2, DECA 4. SAMUEL KENDALL LEONARD: Mall ; plans are college and Music; Band 2,3,4, Drum Major 3,4, Prom Com. J.V. Football; remembered for his strutting, kicking, and snatching ability. SHEILA ANN LEWIS: Sheila ; plans to get married; Prom Com. 4, Keyettes 2; remembered for being her¬ self and smoking in the Lavatory. APRIL KATRINA UGHTFOOT. Pooh ; plans to go to secretarial school Prom Com. 4, D.O. 4; remembered by Donald Lee Blake, SUSAN MARA LINDEMAN: Sue ; plans to go to col¬ lege to be a Pharmacist; Prom Com. 4, Medical Car¬ eers 4, Float Com. 4, Keyettes 3,4. CYNTHIA DENISE UTTLETON: Cindy ; plans to get married and to become a systems operator; Vo-Tech 3, 4, Transferred from Mardela, Band 2,3,4, (President 2,3), Human Relations 2, Softball 2, Prom Com. 3, Chorus 2,3,4, Ecology 2,3. MARGARET REBECCA UVINGOOD: Becky ; plans to go to college and teach; Keyettes 3,4 (Treasurer), Spanish 3,4, Prom Com. 4, Wi-Hi News, Float Com. 2, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play; remembered for Oh Mitch, help save the little boys from the big nasty ladies. ADOLPH LOFTON: Hitler ; plans are the Army; Vo- Tech 1. 37 CATHERINE ELLEN LONG: Cathy ; plans are college to teach the Deaf Children; Spanish Club 3,4, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Majorettes 4, Keyettes 3, Pres, 4, Thes¬ pians 4, Band 2,3,4, Hockey 3,4, Girls Basketball (Mgr.) 3,4, Varsity Club 4, Float Com. 2,3,4, County Youth Council 4, Prom Com. 4, Junior Class Play 3, Children’s Theatre 3, Director 4, Sr. Class Play 4, Pres¬ idential Classroom; remembered for staying awake in Mr. Abbott ' s World Civilization Class a total of three days first semester. WILLIAM WESLEY LOWRY, JR.: Bill ; plans are col¬ lege, Carpentry, and Surveying; Student Council 2,3, 4, Latin Club 2, Medical Careers 3, Band 2,3,4 (Vice- President 4), District or State Honors in Band 2; re¬ membered for his Choke 11 and Cowboy walk. GARY LEE MACZIS: Gary ; plans are undecided; Key Club; remembered for His Cutlass. CYNTHIA ANN MADDEN: Cindy ; plans to become a Medical Technologist; Lorax 2,3,4, (Chairman), Band 2,3,4, AFS 4; remembered by her red hair. MARK FRANK MALONE: Mark ; plans are college to study Accounting, C. P. A. NELSON EUGENE MALONE, JR.: Gene ; plans are to be a Physical Education Teacher; Soccer 2,3,4, (M. V.P. for Soccer 4),Tennis 2,3,4, SGA 3,4, Key Club 3,4, Secretary of Key Club 3, President of Key Club 4, Homecoming Com. 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4; remembered for his Chair Racing (in Cafeteria). JULIA LYNN MARTIN: Julie ; plans are college; Stu¬ dent Council 2, Spanish Club 2, Homecoming Com. 4, Wi-Hi News 4, Float Committee 2,3,4, Prom Com. 4; remembered for the 3 Musketeers. BRUCE E. MASSEY: Bruce ; plans are undecided; DECA 3,4; remembered for not doing anything. GARY LEE MACZIS CYNTHIA ANN MADDEN MARK FRANK MALONE NELSON EUGENE MALONE JULIA LYNN MARTIN BRUCE E. MASSEY REGINALD LEE MCKINNEY VALERIE ANN MELSON JOHN GEORGE MENZEL LYNN MAUREEN MAXWELL GWEN ELLEN MCNELIA MICHAEL EUGENE MELTON SUE ELLEN MASSEY: Sue ; plans are to be a nursing assistance; remembered for her quietness. LYNN MAUREEN MAXWELL: Lynn ; plans are un¬ decided. REGINALD LEE MCKINNEY: Reggie”; plans are to en¬ ter the Service; Vo-Tech 3,4; remembered for staying out of trouble. GWEN ELLEN MCNELIA: Fox ; plans to be a secre¬ tary, Softball 3, Prom Com. 4, Student Council 2; remembered for her sweet personality. VALERIE ANN MELSON: Val ; plans are undecided; Media Club 2, Prom Com. 4, Float Com.; remembered for her shy looks and blue eyes. MICHAIL EUGENE MELTON: Mike ; plans are work or maybe college; Wi-Hi News 4; remembered for moving all over the country and finally coming back. JOHN GEORGE MENZEL: John ; plans to go to col¬ lege; Soccer 2,3,4, Key Club 4, Wi-Hi News; re¬ membered by not getting caught in the chair race to the trash cans in the cafeteria. BRENDA LEIGH MILES: Brenda ; plans are to major in Music, Music Therapist; Band 2,3,4, All-Shore Band 2,3,4, Concert Choir Accompaniest 2,3,4, All-State Chorus 2,4, Tennis 2,4, Cross-Country Manager 4, Keyettes 3,4, AFS 2,4. YT olaJUs r f yvsu-- i� Go a SEsa i • yrjjtt- VN y w ? i J, w rj v | y ' V KAfCO Kitxk ' p pp- � tV ( Ae-S niK£ scfffl- ££ 7 .mlP ■ a 4. ' Z J - f 4 ' V r R. O .o LQmxstll W 0 .;, 5 rj J (SAITH V(uJ U U 6jUlu CW v- AkJUijr- v zkZJk vi ' 0 vfiJ- s J jjL aJ C _ u A . VS) 2 % iS y yfir-t yf ' fyn irt U. ?� m dt«y fiW y! — ¥ MHvr‘r? L O � , yUtfA J, {JLw ■ “ T yuo m .QsJUs - - Q h v 0 e c b S9 GLENN PAUL MILLER: Glenn ; plans are college; re¬ membered for being the Most Organized slob in the world! CAROLYN DENISE MILLS: Chubby ; plans are to at¬ tend Goldey Beacom Business College to become an Executive Secretary; Student Council 3, Human Re¬ lations 2,3, Choir 3,4, Vo-Tech 4; remembered for her friendly disposition and smile. REGINALD LA MONT MOORE: Reggie ; plans are col¬ lege and or Air Force; J.V. Basketball, Cross Country 2,3, Track 2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Track; remembered for being the MACK . SANDRA JANE MOORE: Sandy ; plans to be married; Keyettes 4, Float Com. 4; remembered for Blondie. TONYA PHILLESE MOORE: Tonya ; plans are unde¬ cided. ROBERT CHARLES MORCOM: Bob ; plans to be an airplane mechanic in the Air Force; Track Team (Mgr.) 2,3, Bazaar (Co-Chairman) 4; remembered for always being able to find something to talk about in Contem¬ porary Issues. ANTHONY LEE MORRIS: Cheese ; plans are Auto Mechanic or Structural Engineer; Football 2,3,4; Re¬ membered for the June of 74 . CARLTON LEE MORRIS: Carl ; plans are college; Track 2,4, J.V. Football 2, Varsity Club 3,4, Prom Com. 4, FloatCom2,3,4, Crosscountry 4, TrackDis- trict 2, Cross Country District 4, State 4; remembered by Laura, Jennifer, Gail, Debra, and his sister. ANTHONY LEE MORRIS CARLTON LEE MORRIS EARLENE VIRGINIA MORRIS CHIQUITA MARIA MORTON GREGORY LEE MUMFORD JON RICHARD MURPHY ? MARGARET ANN MORRIS CAROL ANN MUENSTER BRYAN ECKLES MURFREE KIM ALAN MUSSER EARLENE VIRGINIA MORRIS: Sugarfoot ; plans are either Secretary or Business Teacher; Band 2,3,4, Lorax 2,3, Media Club 3; remembered for having too many boyfriends at the BOWLING ALLEY at ONE TIME and BEING A FICKLE FEMALE! MARGARET ANN MORRIS: Ann ; plans are Secretarial School; Softball 2 (Mgr.), Homecoming Float 2,3,4, Prom Com. 4; remembered for being crazy . CHIQUITA MARIA MORTON: Chiquita ; plans are undecided. CAROL ANN MUENSTER: Monster ; plans are to be a Social Worker; National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Spanish Club 2, 3,4 (President), Prom Com. 4, Homecoming Com. 4, Keyettes 4, Band 2,3,4, Hockey 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4; remembered for her bun. GREGORY LEE MUMFORD: Jake ; plans are to go into the Air Force; Basketball 2, 3,4, Soccer 2,3; remem¬ bered for his ability as a goalie. BRYAN ECKLES MURFREE: Murf ; plans are college- Dentistry; J. V. Football, Varsity Club 4, Varsity Foot¬ ball 3,4, Key Club 4; remembered for giving the teach¬ ers a hard time. JON RICHARD MURPHY: Jay ; plans are to party; re¬ membered for making trouble. KIM ALAN MUSSER: Kim ; plans are undecided. WENDY LOU NAARUP: Wendy ' ; plans are pharmacy; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; AFS Vice-Pres. 3, 4; Medical Careers Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Float Com. 4; French Club 2, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Band 2, 3; Basketball 2, Co-Capt. 3, Co-Captain 4; Softball 3; Varsity Club 3, Pres. 4; School Service Award 2, 3; remembered for her Basketball and Inde¬ pendent Study Dissections. BRENDA SUE NASH: Brenda ; plans are Dental Hy¬ giene; Prom Com. 4; Hockey 4; Transfer from West- field Academy; Basketball 3; Yearbook 2, 3; National Honor Society 3; Dancer in Plays-- Damn Yankees, Hello, Dollie , The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie ; Gymnastics 2, 3; remembered for New York. KEITH DARNELL NEAL: Ricky ; plans are to go into the Arm Forces; D.E. 2; Football 2; Wrestling 4; Prom Com. 4; remembered for the Best Guy of 75 (Lover). BARBARA JEAN NICKERSON: Barbara ; plans are undecided. DANIEL HOWIE NOBLE: Nips ; plans are undecided; Indian Chant 4; Junior Class Play 3; remembered for quoting Zappa. ALLEN THOMAS NOEHL: Allen ; plans are to go to work for himself; Float Com. 2, 3; Vocational Tech¬ nical Center 3, 4; remembered by Mr. Wood for a good hard time. DAVID WILLIAM OLDACH: David ; plans are to work for a year, then go into school again (Natural Sciences); Prom Com 4; Float Com. 2,4; Lorax Club 2; remem¬ bered for unruly hair, and his year away at the traveling school. CARL GEORGE OSTERMAN: Carl ; plans are political science; Law School; National Honor Society 3,4; Var¬ sity Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Key Club 3, 4, Treas. 4; Foot¬ ball 2, 3,4; Tennis 3; Basketball J.V. 2; Track 2; Gym¬ nastics 2, 3, 4; Presidential Classroom Washington, D.C. 4; School Service Award 2; Student Council 3, 4; remem¬ bered for his determination. WENDY LOU NAARUP KEITH DARNELL NEAL DANIEL HOWIE NOBLE DAVID WILLIAM OLDACH BRENDA SUE NASH BARBARA JEAN NICKERSON ALLEN THOMAS NOEHL CARL GEORGE OSTERMAN f MICHAEL WARREN OURSLER ANNA MARIE OWENS CYNTHIA LEE PARSONS MICHAEL WARREN OURSLER: Oz ; plans are to find a job; Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Prom Com. 4; re¬ membered for mellowing out. ANNA MARIE OWENS: ’ ' Annie ; plans are to get mar¬ ried; Concert Choir; Vo-Tech 4; remembered for talk¬ ing the most in her classes. GENESIS DEAN PARKER: Leviticus ; plans are to work for U.S. Dept. Agriculture; Soccer (Mgr.) 2; Wrestling (Mgr) 3; DECA 4 (Vice-Pres. ); FTA Vice-Pres. 4; remem¬ bered for being the first book in the Bible. JOHN SLEMMONS PARKER, JR.: J.S., Pappy, Poke ; plans are to party till he s gone; remembered for going barefoot, King of Party. SHEILA J. PARKER: Sheila ; plans are undecided. WILLIS HOWARD PARKER, JR.: Win ; plans are to be an electrician; Vo-Tech 3,4; Prom Com. 4; remem¬ bered for his 238 Chevy with ET mags. CYNTHIA LEE PARSONS: Cindy ; plans are to attend college; Float Com. 4; Girls Basketball 2, 3,4; remem¬ bered for entertaining the basketball team by swallow¬ ing a dime. MARK ALAN PARSONS: Mark ; plans are to be a stock car racer; FTA 4. MARK ALAN PARSONS STEPHEN CLARK PARSONS: Steve ; plans are to at¬ tend college; Chess Club 2, 3, 4; remembered for being a dedicated Sears employee. DAVID WILLIAM PAULL: David ; plans are to attend Salisbury State. VICTORIA ROSE PAYNE: Vickie ; plans are to be a secretary; Prom Com. 4; remembered for being good friends with Douglas. ANTOINETTE PERRY: Thee Conrad ; plans are the Service; Prom Com. 4; Girls Track 2; remembered for being friendly, kind, nice looking, and her love for Ricky. JEANETTE LOUISE PETERS: Jeanette ; plans are for peace and happiness; Human Relations Club 2, 3; French Club 2; remembered for transcendental meditation. KAREN LEE PHILLIPS: Karen ; plans are college; Yearbook 3, 4; Prom Com. 4. TAMEY SUE PHIPPIN: Stink ; plans are college and working; Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4; Hockey 4; Softball 3, 4; Wi-Hi News 2, 3; remembered for being a little stinker on the basketball team. JANET CAROL PIERCE: J.P. ; plans are college; SGA 2, 2nd Vice 3, 1st Vice 4; All-Shore Band 2, 3,4; Band 2, 3, 4; Cross Country (Mgr.) 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Dance Com. Chairman 3; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3. STEPHEN CLARK PARSONS DAVID WILLIAM PAULL VICTORIA ROSE PAYNE ANTOINETTE PERRY JEANETTE LOUISE PETERS KAREN LEE PHILLIPS TAMEY SUE PHIPPIN JANET CAROL PIERCE 46 t TERRI SUE PLEASANTON INGRID MARIA POLK JAMES BRADLEY POOLE DARLENE DELORES PRESTON BRYAN LOVE PRICE STEVEN ALLAN PRICE TERRI SUE PLEASANTON: Terri ; plans are to be married, happily ever after, J.V. Cheerleading 2, Cheer- leading 3, Varsity Cheerleading 4; Float 3; Prom Com 4; remembered for her smile and forgetfulness, INGRID MARIA POLK: Polk-a-dots ; plans to go to school to be an Executive Secretary, Member of Con¬ cert Choir 2; Homeroom Representative 2; Chairman for Entertainment Com,; remembered for being short and having transferrable curls. JAMES BRADLEY POOLE: James ; plans are college, major in Business; National Honor Society 3,4; Prom Backdrop Chairman 4; Homecoming Float Com.; re¬ membered as Barbecute in Art Class. DARLENE DELORES PRESTON: Dynamite ; plans are to attend Modeling School; Color Guard 3,4; Fashions Careers 4; Float Com. 4; remembered for loving Gre¬ gory Ryals, and color guard captain. BRYAN LOVE PRICE: Kool-Aid ; plans are to go to college to major in Computers; Prom Com. 4; remem¬ bered for having a dynamite Mustang 289 , and for being short and his middle name Love. STEVEN ALLAN PRICE: Stevie ; plans are the Navy or working as a Certified Welder; Float Com. 4; Vo-Tech 3, 4; remembered by Connie Purnell, and for being a woman ' s man. MARY LOU PRIEST: Mary Lou ; plans are marriage and college; Latin Club 3,4; Senior Float Chairman; Prom Com. 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Class Float 2, 3,4; remem¬ bered for being a friend. WAYNE MICHAEL PRYOR: Wendell ; plans are col¬ lege; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Wi-Hi-News 3, 4; Key Club 3; Year¬ book; Homecoming Com.; Prom Com. 4; Float Com. 2, 3, 4; remembered for his PARTY TIME!! ! 47 MARY LOU PRIEST WAYNE MICHAEL PRYOR JOSEPHINE ANNE PSOTA: Jtosie ; plans are to be a lawyer or theatre major; Indian Chant; Student Govern¬ ment 2, 3,4; Homecoming Com.; AFS 2, 3,4 (Pres. ); Float Com. 2, 3; Jr. and Sr. Class Plays; Thespians 4, (Pres. ); Choir 3; Softball 2; Yearbook; remembered for being outspoken. BRENDA FAYE PURNELL: Slim ; plans are a Fashion Career, Float Com. 4; remembered for her loudness and stubbornness. RODERICK LYNN PURNELL: Mr. Ricky ; plans are to pursue a career in Fashion; Vo-Tech (Tailoring Class); Prom Com. 4; Human Relations 2; Fashion Careers (Pres.) 3, 4; Media Club 2; Hecht Co. Teen Board Mo¬ del 2, 3,4; Second place winner of Wicomico Design Chicken festival brochure; remembered as Wi-Hi s Fierce Tailor. DEBRA KAY RAMSAY: Debbie ; plans are college— education; FTA 4; AFS 3; Band 2, 3, 4; MVP—Hockey 4; Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4; Prom Com. 4; Tennis 3, 4; Softball 2; Yearbook 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; remembered for being called Ramhead. BRIDGETTE DENISE REYNOLDS: Bridge ; plans are to attend Maryland State — Eastern Shore; Vo-Tech (Child Care I); Apparel Manufacturing; remembered for being one of the tallest girls in the Senior Class. GREGORY SCOTT RICHINS: Greg ; plans are to go to college; French Club; Prom Com. 4; Yearbook (Co- editor). GAIL LEONA RILEY: Stuff’; plans are nursing or Armed Forces; remembered for her warm smile and kind heart. EVELYN MAXINE RINGOLD: Evelyn ; plans are col¬ lege, to major in Special Education; Student Council 2, 3; Prom Com. 4; Lorax 2; Keyettes 3; Choir 4; Band 2, 3,4. JOSEPHINE ANNE PSOTA BRENDA FAYE RURNELL GAIL LEONA RILEY EVELYN MAXINE RINGOLD VICTORIA LYNN RITTENHOUSE RONALD JAMES ROBINSON EDWARD ROSS JOHN WILLIAM RUARK HOWARD GREGG RUBIN CAROLYN ELIZABELLE SAMPLE JOANNE LYNN SAPP HELEN CELESTE SAVAGE VICTORIA LYNN RITTENHOUSE: Vicki ; plans are undecided, RONALD JAMES ROBINSON: Ronnie ; plans are to go to college; Yearbook (Co-editor); Student Council 4; J.V. Football (Mgr.); Prom Com, 4; remembered for Monte Carlo, EDWARD ROSS: Edward ; plans are undecided. JOHN WILLIAM RUARK: John ; plans are to study business in college and be rich; National Honor So¬ ciety 3, 4; Student Council 4; Latin 3, 4 (Pres. ); re¬ membered for his brain and MaBell. HOWARD GREGG RUBIN: Howie ; plans are to go to college; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 2, 3,4; Thespians 4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play; French Variety Show 3; Student Council 4; remem¬ bered for having No Consideration , CAROLYN ELIZABELLE SAMPLE: Fish ; plans are col¬ lege; Media Club 4; remembered for her long black hair. JOANNE LYNN SAPP: Jo ; plans are college, eventu¬ ally; Junior Class Play; Basketball 2 (Mgr.); Track 2 (Mgr. ); remembered for her 63 Dodge Dart. HELEN CELESTE SAVAGE: Celeste ; plans are college; Choir 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; remembered for shortstop in softball. SUZETTE BELINDA SCARBROUGH: Suzy ; plans are to become a pre-school Teacher, Vo-Tech 3,4; Child Care; remembered for her smile. DIANE LEE SCHMIDT: Diane ; plans are to attend Salisbury State College to become a music teacher; Senior Class Play 4; Concert Choir 4; Thespian 4; re¬ membered as Dimples and Beewomen (being stung by a bee in Mrs. Wilsey s class). JONATHAN ANDREW SCHOFFSTALL: Jonathan ; plans are undecided. PAUL ISSAC SCOTT: Paul ; plans are undecided. MICHAEL PHILLIP SEIDEL: Mike ; plans are college; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Com. 4; Float Com. 2 (Chairman), 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Basketball (Mgr.) 4; Baseball (Mgr. ) 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Public Address; Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Varsity Club 4; School Service Award 3; remem¬ bered for his computer mind and the radio. CHARLES EDWARD SELBY: Selby ; plans are to go into the Navy; Track; Field; remembered for not having one girl but many. TERRY WAYNE SENSENIG: Terry ; plans are appli¬ cation of knowledge gained; National Honor Society 3, 4; remembered for the brain and study. THOMAS EDWARD SEWARD, JR.: Tom ; plans are college to study Psychology; Student Council 2, 4; Prom Com. Chairman 4; Float Com. 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3; remembered for DEE . SUZZETTE BELINDA SCARBROUGH DIANE LEE SCHMIDT MICHAEL PHILLIP SEIDEL CHARLES EDWARD SELBY TERRY WAYNE SENSENIG THOMAS EDWARD SEWARD, JR. GUY SIMMONS ANTHONY CALVIN SIMPSON SAMUEL JAY SHAHEEN: Jay ; plans are college; Foot¬ ball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3,4; Varsity Club 4; remembered for his football. WILLIAM WAYNE SHOCKLEY: M William ,, ; plans are truck driving; Chess Club 2. GUY SIMMONS: Guy ; plans are to spend his life with Joi and travel; Wrestling 3,4, Co-captain 4; remem¬ bered for disciplinary cards that were not his fault. ANTHONY CALVIN SIMPSON: Bones ; plans are to become a mechanic; Prom Com. 4; remembered for being a nice person. CAROL ANN SMITH: Carol ; plans are Secretarial school; Photography; Human Relations; Fashion Ca¬ reers 4; Vo-Tech 3, 4; remembered for her quietness. FRANKLIN STEVENSON SMITH: Pace ; plans are to attend college; J.V. Football 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Prom Com. 4; remembered by Wanda Stevenson. JAMES WARREN SMITH II: Jaime ; plans are the Air Force; FFA 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; DECA 3; Media Club 2; remembered for flooding the greenhouse and giving Smith a hard time. KATHLEEN ANNE SMITH: Kathy ; plans to become a secretary; Prom Com. 4; remembered for being called Bones. JAMES WARREN SMITH II KATHLEEN ANNE SMI TO ROBERT LEE SMITH: Robert ; plans are undecided. SCOTT ALAN SMITH: Scott ; plans are to go to col¬ lege, be an Architect, and party; Varsity Club; Wrest¬ ling 2, 3; Tennis 2; remembered for falling asleep in English 4. WAYNE EDWARD SMITH: Smit ; plans are to attend college and get rich; Student Council 2, 3; Prom Com. 4; Student Council President 4; Float Com. 2, 3,4; J.V. Football; Key Club 2, 3, V.P. 4; French Club 4; Senior and Junior Class Plays; remembered for his Lifesavers and rolling rocks. ELIZABETH ANN SMULLEN: Beth ; plans are nursing; Color Guard; Medical Careers 4; Prom Com. 4; Key- ettes; remembered for being one of the shortest ones. REBECCA ELLEN SMULLEN: Becky ; plans are Voca¬ tional training and a job; remembered for being called Hotwheel and running from the camera of the Photo¬ graphy Club. TERESA MARGARET SONNIER: Teni ; plans to work in some type of office; Keyettes; Prom Com. 4; Float Com. NANCY LEE SPARKS: Nancy ; plans are undecided. VICKI LYNN SQUIRES: Squibb ; plans are to attend Union Memorial School of Nursing; Sr. Class Treasurer; Junior and Senior Class Play; Prom Com. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2; J.V. Cheer¬ leaders 2; Float Com. 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 4; Hockey 3, 4; Softball 2, 3,4; Yearbook 4; Varsity Club 4; remem¬ bered for adding a new word to the senior class vocab¬ ulary— Urchins. 52 ROBERT LEE SMITH SCOTT ALAN SMITH WAYNE EDWARD SMITH ELIZABETH ANN SMULLEN NANCY LEE SPARKS VICKI LYNN SQUIRES EVE LOREN STELZNER DONALD KEITH STEPHENS CHERYL ANN STEWART DAVID MICHAEL SULLIVAN RICHARD STARR SUTLIFFE II DAVID ROBERT SWEENEY JOY LEE SWIFT JULIA TAGLIALAVORE EVE LOREN STELZNER: Evie ; plans are college; In¬ dian Chant 4 (Editor-in-Chief); Yearbook 4; Photo¬ graphy 3; Prom Comm. 4; AFS 3; Keyettes 3, 4; re¬ membered for the Three Musketeers, Kosher pickles, and J . DONALD KEITH STEPHENS: Squirrel ; plans are to become a Plumber, or maybe college; Football 3; re¬ membered for his nickname Squirrel. CHERYL ANN STEWART: Cheryl ; plans are col¬ lege; Prom Entrance Chairman; Basketball 2, 3; re¬ membered for trying to condition a turtle in Psychology. DAVID MICHAEL SULLIVAN: David ; plans are to travel; Vo-Tech 3,4. RICHARD STARR SUTLIFFE II: Dink ; plans are to travel; remembered for living in Parsonsburg. DAVID ROBERT SWEENEY: David ; plans are to be¬ come a Photographer; Photography 3 (Pres.), 4 (Vice- Pres.); remembered for taking embarrassing pictures. JOY LEE SWIFT: Joy ; plans are undecided; Media Club 2; Food Service 3, 4. JULIA TAGLIALAVORE: • iag ; plans are to be mar¬ ried; Wrestling 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Prom Com. 4 (Dec¬ orations—Chairperson); remembered for Water, water! and going camping in Gwen s backyard. S3 BRLAN PAUL TATRO: ' ' Brian”; plans are college, BRYAN CURTIS TAYLOR: Bryan”, plans undecided. RUSSELL GENE TAYLOR, JR.: Poppye”; plans are to enlist in the U.S, Marines; remembered for Let ' s book in a hurray. YVETTE ELIZABETH TAYLOR: Yvette”; plans are at¬ tending college and majoring in Political Science; FTA Secretary 4; Student Council 2, 3,4; J.V. Cheer¬ leaders 2; Sophomore Class President; Prom Com. 4; AFS 4; Fashion Careers 4; Float Com. 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Band 2, 3, 4; remembered for being late and smiling. DEBORAH LEIGH TIMMONS: Debbie”; plans are undecided. CANDY LEE TINGLE: Candy ; plans are college; Prom Com. 4; Float Com. 4; Track 2; remembered for her ponies. ” MICHAELLE DENISE TODD: Shelley”; plans are col¬ lege; Concert Choir 4; Float Com. 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Yearbook 4; Student Council 3; Homecoming Com. 4; Childrens Theatre 4; remembered for the three Muske¬ teers, smiley, Garbage man, Calamity Jayne, Herbie, Squished olwes. LEISA DIANE TOWNSEND: Leisa”; plans are college; remembered for Where there ' s a party, there ' s Leisa. RUSSELL GENE TAYLOR, JR. YVETTE ELIZABETH TAYLOR DEBORAH LEIGH TIMMONS CANDY LEE TINGLE BRANDON ELWOOD TRADER EFROSSINI YANNOUSAKI- TRUITT DOROTHY JANE TWILLEY DEBORAH LYNN TROU T WESLEY STAFFORD TURNER BRANDON ELWOOD TRADER: Don ; plans are col¬ lege; Chess Club 3 (Vice-Pres.), 4 (Pres.); Student Council 2, 3, 4; Prom Com. 4; remembered for always having a smile! DEBORAH LYNN TROUT: Debbie ; plans are nursing school and college; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Com. 4; Homecoming Com.; Float Com. 3, 4; Keyettes 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Girls Basketball (Mgr.) 3, 4; remembered for being called Fish. EFROSSINI YANNOUSAKI-TRUITT: Effie ; plans are to attend college and in the meantime travel back and forth through America; remembered for her Greek ac¬ cent, and being proud of her country. WESLEY STAFFORD TURNER: Wes ; plans to go into Air Force and college; Prom Chairperson; Float Com. 2,3,4; Eastern Shore Chemistry Seminar 3; remem¬ bered for his vocabulary and being Co-Chairman. DOROTHY JANE TWILLEY: Dottie ; plans are nursing, BS pediatrics, and college; Prom Com. 4; Keyettes 4; Varsity 4; FTA 2; Student Council 2; Towson Sr. High —Baltimore County, remembered for being a crazy red head that likes a blond haired blue-eyed guy, and get¬ ting hit in the eye with a hockey ball. KIMBERLEY JANICE VAUGHAN: Kim ; plans are undecided. TERESA LYNN VICKERS: Teresa ; plans are college to study animal research; Prom Com. 4; Float Com. 3, 4; Girls Basketball 3, 4; remembered for always be¬ ing kind of silly. ALLEN DEAN VIROSTEK: Allen ; plans are undecided. TERESA LYNN VICKERS ALLEN DEAN VIROSTEK BONNIE LYNN WAGGONER: Bonnie ; plans are to be a secretary; Keyettes 4; remembered for her laugh. SHARON JUNE WAITE: Sharon ; plans are undecided. KENNETH MARK WALKER: Kenny ; plans are the Armed Forces; JV Football 2; Soccer 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; JV Basketball 2; remembered for being very sweet. SAMUEL CORNELIUS WALKER: Sam ; plans are undecided. LA VERNE DENISE WALLACE: Mousie ; plans are the Air Force; Student Council; DECA 3; Parliamentarian 4; remembered for her sweet personality. LESLIE ANN WARD: Leslie ; plans are to be married and work; Prom Com. 4; remembered for having so many shades of haircolor. GERALD LYBRANT WATERS: Gerry ; plans are to at¬ tend college to become a Music Teacher; Concert Choir 2, 3,4; Prom Com. 4; Float Com. 4; remembered for being the loudest guy in the Class of 75. LARRY THOMPSON WATSON: Larry ; plans are to be a Speech Pathologist; Senior Class Vice-President; Wi- Hi News 3, 4; Homecoming Com. 4; Indian Chant 4; AFA 4; Prom Com. 4; French Club 4; remembered for His friendliness. BONNIE LYNN WAGGONER KENNETH MARK WALKER SHARON JUNE WAITE LESLIE ANN WARD LARRY THOMPSON WATSON 56 SANDRA JEAN WEBSTER WILLIAM ROBERT WELLS BARBABA ELLEN WHITE CHARLES RUDOLPH WHITE HAROLD RIGGIN WHITE III ELAINE CURION WEATHE RLY: Elaine”; plans are to attend Goldey Beacom College to become an Executive Secretary, Student Council 2, 3; remembered for her outstanding business skills. CHRISTOPHER EUGENE WEBSTER: Chris ; plans are either the Air Force or Auto Body and Fender Work; re¬ membered for his Primer Gray , 64 Plymouth. SANDRA JEAN WEBSTER: Sandy ; plans are to be married and get a secretarial job; Softball 2. WILLIAM ROBERT WELLS: Robert ; plans are college; Student Council 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3,4; Wrestling 2, 3; Track 4; Key Club; MVP Football 4; Bayside Conference All Stars; remembered for his out¬ standing football ability. BARBARA ELLEN WHITE: Barbara ; plans are undecided. CHARLES RUDOLPH WHITE: Charlie ; plans to be a mechanic. DEBRA ANN WHITE: Speed Racer ; plans are un¬ decided; remembered for her racing the Yellow 55. HAROLD RIGGIN WHITE III: Hal ; plans are to man¬ age an Organ Store in Houston, Texas; DECA 3; re¬ membered by the tube and for being lymph. DEBRA ANN WHITE 57 RONALD LEE WHITE: Ron ; plans are undecided. WILLIAM DALE WHITE: Banana ; plans are to play Baseball; Baseball 2, 3,4; Soccer 3,4; remembered for his blaring speed on the base path??? KEITH MICHAEL WHITECOTTON: Whitey ; plans are to party; Vo-Tech 3,4; Carpentry. RONALD VERNON WILKINS, JR.: Ron ; plans are to attend Western Maryland College, and then go on¬ to law school; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Commended for PSAT-NMSQT; remembered for his Junior Class Play radio announcement. DIANE LYNN WILLEY: Diane ; plans are to be a Book¬ keeper; remembered for not saying much in class. SHIRLEY JEAN WILLEY: Shirley ; plans are undecided. JOSEPH DA NIELLO WILLIAMS: Joe ; plans are to attend college. PEGGY JEAN WILLIAMS: Peg ; plans are to join the Navy; remembered for her Yellow Mustang. KEITH MICHAEL RONALD VERNON WHITECOTTON WILKINS, JR. DIA NE LYNN WILLEY SHIRLEY JEA N WILLEY JOSEPH DA NIELLO PEGGY JEAN WILLIAMS WILLIAMS TERRI LYNN WILLIAMS TINA LOUISE WILLIAMS JOHN HAROLD WILSON SHERMAN EUGENE WINDER JOAN LEE WOODY SHEREE LYN N WORKMAN SANDRA JEAN WRIGHT VANITA WYCHE TERRI LYNN WILLIAMS: T.T.T. ; plans are to at¬ tend college to major in Special Education; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3; Student Council 2, 4; Class Officer 2 (Sec,); Prom Com. 4; Homecoming Com, 4; Float Com. 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 4; Wi-Hi News 4; remembered for being one of the Three Musketeers. TINA LOUISE WILLIAMS: Tina ' 1 ; plans are nureing school; Float Com, 2, 4, JOHN HAROLD WILSON: John”; plans are undecided; Football 2, 3; remembered for his smallest of size, larg¬ est of heart, but most of all parties. SHERMAN EUGENE WINDER: Sherman”; plans are undecided. JOAN LEE WOODY: Joan ; plans are marriage; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3, 4; remembered for her long, auburn hair, Glenn, and her wild parties. SHEREE LYNN WORKMAN: Sheree ; plans are un¬ decided; Softball 2; remembered for Never getting to class on time. SANDRA JEAN WRIGHT: Sandjean ; plans are to be a Data Processing Operator; Student Council 3,4; Fu¬ ture Homemakers of America (EHA) 4; remembered for her nice smile and surrounding freckles. VANITA WYCHE: Vanita ; plans are college; Vo- Tech 4; Prom Com. 4; remembered for her fat legs, JOAN ELIZABETH ZANOWICK: ' ’Joan ; Plans are undecided. MARY ELIZABETH DUNN: Beth ; AFS vice Pres. II, HI; Student Council Rep. II, III; National Honor So¬ ciety III,IV; Interact Club of Perang IV; Netball IV; Keyettes II; Float Committee; AFS II, III, IV; Plans are to attend Western Maryland College. Remembered for being 1974-1975 AFS student to Malaysia. JON MURPHY: Jay ; Vo-Tech III, IV. Plans are to make it the rest of the year without getting suspended. Remembered for: Getting Suspended. DIANE GAIL REDDISH: Diane ; Prom Committee Chairman; Human Realtions club II, III Plans are un¬ decided. Remembered for her sweet harp. Camera Shy William Hunter Gully, Jr. Leslie Paul Henszey Tara Robert Himmler Victor Winan Hupke Danny Paul Massey Andre Lamont Mills Michael Turner Parker Donald Richard Tingle Charles Daniel Titus Gary Mitchell Thomas Keith Alan Tolan Maurice Anthony Townsend Monica Arlene Washington Margaret Sue White JON MURPHY DIANE GAIL REDDISH SONG: Don’t Let the Sun Go Down On Me. MOTTO: We hold the key to the world in our hands, and the knowledge to use it in our heads. Flower: White Rose Colors: Burgundy and Pink SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sitting: D. Elzey, secretary; D. Gerstenmaier, President; L. Watson, V.-President; V. Squires, treasurer. Standing: Mr. Squires, Mrs. Carrigan, Advisors. Missing: J. Douglas, Historian. Senior Dollar Day Supporters Barbara Adams George Gillis Doris James Jim Ader Jayne Gray Karlus Jones Pat Adkins Nilufer Guzey John Jones Meg Ames Annette Hall Debbie Kane Dennis Andrews Michelle Hayes Rose King Dion Bailey Les Henszey J.C. Kinnamon Scott Benjamin Vicki Hess Barbara Lane Darlene Blake Robert Hoffman Linda Lappen Lamont Brickous Lee Holden Jay Lasley Ken Brown Tim Hommel April Lightfoot Lynn Jones Cantwell Pat Howard Susan Linde man Mrs. Carigan Sheree Coleman Thelma Corbin Virgie Cropper Cathy Cullen Kathy Danmeyer Jerry Douglas Diane Elzey Sharon Ennis Laura Fontaine Daryl Gerstenmaier Sue Gillan Lynne Jackson A is !a rH £ Vi h. Becky Livingood Cathy Long Bill Lowry Gene Malone Valerie Me Ison Mike Melton Glenn Miller Shawn Mobray Sandy Moore Bob Morcom Brian Murfree Danny Noble David Oldach Carl Osterman J.S. Parker Steve Parsons Janet Pierce Jim Poole Mary Lou Priest Wayne Pryor Ricky Purnell Debbie Ramsay Greg Rich ins Evelyn Ringold Edward Ross Howard Rubin Joanne Sapp Mike Seidel Tom Seward Jay Shaheen Becky Smullen Mr. Squires Vicky Squires Cheryl Stewart Candy Tingle Dickie Tingle Debbie Trout Bonnie Wagner Monica Washington 1 Larry Watson Robert Wells Dale White Hal White Peggy White Ron Wilkin Peggy Williams 61 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We anticipated and survived our first day at Wi Hi with all the normal excitement that anyone feels as he steps into a new part of his life. Naturally we had questions and doubts, but soon the halls didn ' t seem quite so long nor the upperclassmen quite so towering. When offered our first chance to be a part of our school, we accepted by joining the various clubs and atheletic activities. In the fall, we suddenly found ourselves working on our first Homecoming Float, and finding out all the pleasures and disappointments in building a float. Returning as Juniors in September, we felt just slightly superior to those a grade behind us. Now we were ready to accept the responsibilities and privileges of the new year. Learning from the mistakes of last year, we put together a float that won. In the spring our speech and drama classes presented two one- plays entitled The Summons of Sariel and The Freak and the Fuzz . We ended the year with our jun- ior-Senior Banquet. We toasted the departing Seniors and secretly dreamed of the year to come. Finally, we were meeting them--all the joys and hopes that only a senior can know. In the months to fol- lowwe were to know what it was to make memories. Leading us were our class officers: Daryl Gersten- maier. President; Larry Watson, Vice-President; Diane Elzey, Secretary; Vickie Squires, Treasurer; Jerry Douglas, Historian. Behind the scenes were our advisors Mrs. Henrietta Carrigan and Mr. Warren Squires. Truly without their help we couldn ' t have accomplished as much as we did. But the credit really goes to you, the Class of ' 75. Without all the support at the bake sales, car washes, float building, and prom decorations, we couldn ' t have been what we were, and that was a unified class. Truly we proved our unity, at our first class meeting when we packed out Mrs. Carrigan ' s room, and by our spirit at our first pep rally. For Homecoming we picked Michelle Hayes as our queen. And for Homecom¬ ing we greased down and rocked around the clock to the music of the fifties. This was the most suc¬ cessful dance in many years at WiHi--from the lessons given by the teachers to the three hundred tickets sold. We then picked our class identities: Prom Theme: You are a child of the Universe; Class Song: Don ' t Let The Sun Go Down On Me ;Class Colors: Burgundy and Pink; Class Flower: White Rose; Class Motto: We Hold The KeyTo The World In Our Hands And The Knowledge To Use It In Our Heads . I believe this was a perfect motto for us, and I would like to quote from Arnold Toynbee on how we can put this know¬ ledge to use. The present student generation has been born to set right a time that is out of joint by car¬ rying through this historic revolution in the constitution of human affairs. Your task is going to be as dif¬ ficult as it is urgent; but do not react as Hamlet did; do not resent your destiny as a ' cursed spirit ' ; please welcome it as a unique opportunity. No previous generation has had this opportunity, and no later genera¬ tion is likely to have it; for, if your generation is successful, the survival of mankind will have been secured, andifyoufail, you may have no successors:. After having said good-bye to Beth Dunn, exchange student to Malaysia, we welcomed Sureyya Erdarcan from Turkey. Sureyya wasted no time in getting in¬ volved in school activities. She was the first exchange student in five years to have had a major role in the senior class play. Our play was entitled F. L. I. P. P. E. D. and the title fit it perfectly, fro m the womens -lib group to the dancing tomcats. After Christmas vacation we said good-bye to Josie Psota, exchange student to South Africa, and began work on the Prom. The year began to race to an end and finally the Prom was held on May 16. As in years before, the Juniors wished us good fortune at the annual banquet. But now is not the end; it is not even the beginning of the end; it is only the end of the beginning because now we have graduated--terminated our studies at Wi Hi. Yet we will never terminate the sense of responsibilities and the memories we have shared here. Although we are now individuals out in the world, in our hearts we will still always be a part of the Class of ' 75. Jerry Douglas Class Historian 62 64 JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET John Adams Marie Adams Vaughn Adams Frank Adkins Sandy Adkins Extor Alamo Jeff Alexander Terri Alexander Coleen Allen Jesse Allen Sandra Anderson David Appleby Cheryl Ardis Sharon Ardis C.B. Babcock Danette Baker Joseph Baker Pam Barclay Renee Barclay Lydia Barkley Faith Bateman Beth Beach Lisa Bendler Ronald Bennett Kathy Benton Tom Berry Beverly Birckhead David Blades Patti Blades Faye Bounds Lenea Bowen Mary Lou Bowen Mike Bower 68 f Allen Bradford Greg Brickous Jeanne Bromhall Lynne Bromley Colleen Brooks Cheryl Brown John Brown Keith Brown Marcella Brown Susan Brown Donna Brumbley Michael Burbage Don ' t you just love interesting classes?” Karen Campbell Donna Cappello Candice Carey David Carey James Carrigan Kimberly Carstens 69 Elizabeth Caulk Diane Causey Jennifer Chandler John Chaney Howard Chelton Charles Cherry Look what Santa brought! 11 Shall we dance? Bryan Chew Robert Christian Charlotte Collins Donald Collins Audrey Conway Debra Cooper Kevin Copes Lisa Corbett Mike Corbett Margaret Core Ella Craig Elmer Cullen r 70 Susan Curry Cynthia Curtis Authur Dahlstrom Brenda Dashiell Andrew Davis Donald Davis Vanessa Davis Sandra Deel Paul DeMint Shvonne Dennis Vicki Dennis Wilma Dennis David Detamore Pauline Dickerson Shirley Dickerson Merv Disharoon Marcia Dixon Julie Dodson Julia Donaway Brian Donovan Mary Dorman Ruth Douglas Shirley Drew Gregory Duffy Pamela Dutton Samuel Dyke Carol Dunahoo Robert Dunn Steve Easley Gorm Emberland Charles Ennis Connie Ennis Constance Ennis 71 Deborah Ennis Sheila Ennis Scott Erving Steve Evans Wilma Evans Talana Everett Vicki Everett Kenny Eversman Dale Ewalt Robert Far low Faye Farrington Jennifer Fennell Tami Ferrier Kenneth Film John Finney Deborah Finocchio Robin Fisher Cindy Fitzgerald Eric Fletcher Jeffrey Foreman Cindy Foskey Teresa Foskey Louston Fountain Carmen Frey Glenda Gamsey Gina Gasque Ronnie Gates Claude Gattis Isacc Gattis Andy Gemeny Milton George Rebecca Gerberich Anne Gibson 72 Karen Gilbert Robert Godwin Janet Good Gregory Gordy Michael Gordy Phillip Gordy Robert Gordy Yvonne Green Cynthia Gregory Jennifer Grise Michele Gunter Wayne Gunther 73 Michael Hardy Larine Harper Allen Harris Jeffrey Hart Marcel Hayes Colleen Hazel I ' ve got eyes for you. I ' d walk a mile for a Camel. Karen Heath Richard Holloway Danny Holyfield Mary Howard Frederick Hubbert Jack Hughes Larance Hull William Humphrey Debbie Hyde Debbie Isakson Dante Jackson Florine James 74 Cyrus Jarrett Alvin Johnson Ben Johnson Authur Jones Cathy Jones Dana Jones Debra Jones Reginald Jones Robin Jones Ronald Jones Brent Joseph Daniel Justice Shirley Keen Sam Kelly Cherrie Kenny Robert Kitchens Debbie Klaverweiden Michael Kleger Lois Lake Robert Lambden Randy Lambert Phil Lambertson Leslie Lamar Warren Lankford Ken Lane David Larmore Janet Lattimore Dale Layfield Kathy Lee Irma Leonard Lisa Lesocky Robert Lewis Vicki Lewis 75 Phillip Lindeman Annette Long Thomas Long Don Long Lionel Long James Mabe Grandville Maddo Matthew Maddox Joe Majors Ronald Majors Russell Malone Susan Manis Gail Marshall Jesse Marshall Marcella Marshall Susan Marvel Ruth Mason Micheal Matsatsos Lisa Matthews William McKenne Steve McKinley Luanne McMullen Judy McNamara Keith Meadows Brian Meager Christine Meilham: Debra Messick Kathy Messick Herbert Miles Debra Miller Ruth Miller Janet Mills Kevin Mitchell 76 r Rose Mohr Deborah Moore Janette Moore Richard Moreno Richardson Morley Cheryl Morris Dale Morris John Morrison Randy Mosley Sandra Murphy Michael Murray Burt Nelson Age of Innocence? Dianne Ness Billy Niblett Opal Niblett Rose Nichols Jeffrey Noble Michael Noehl 77 Victoria Nutter Antonio Orr Ann Osbourne David Overbeck Kenneth Palmer Alan Parker Nancy Pendleton Linda Pennewell Robert Perdue Lisa Peterson Jeff Phillips Sarah Phillips 78 t Linda Pitroski Kevin Pobst Holly Pope John Postly Cheryl Powell Ellen Powell Ralph Powell Faye Price William Pruitt Garry Pugh Leonard Purnell Frank Purnell Debra Pusey Richard Ramsay Valerie Redden Denise Reed Theresa Renshaw Linda Rhodes Dee Robertson Donna Robinson Faith Rodman Cathy Roglitz Mike Rodlitz Edwin Ross Does ' this 1 belong to you? V Chris Rozaieski Greg Ruark Deboarh Ruark Debbie Ruehl Barry Sandifer David Schidt Norman Scotton Howard Seidel Carolyn Shockley ■ 79 Clifton Shockley Dorothy Shockley Gail Shockley Mark Shockley Peggy Shores Cynthia Shreaves Mark Simpson Alvin Smith Eleanor Smith Owen Smith Steve Smith Steven Smith William Smith William Smith Edna Smullen Harlan Smullen George Sorrow Mary Startzel Patricia Stevens Robert Sterling Ralph Stewart Matt Still Teddy Streat Mark Sullivan Annie Sut ton Tony Tate Deborah Taylor Dwight Taylor Garry Taylor Ruppert Taylor Sandra Taylor Tammy Taylor Terrie Taylor 80 Darlene Thornes Robert Todd Richard Townsend Wilson Townsend Tory Travis Tamara Tucker Denise Tull George Twilley William Tyndall Cheryl Vance Gerald Vickers Carl Vincent 81 Cathie Warren •Tina Washington Charles Waters Janet Weatherly Cheryl Webster Susan Webster Regina Welch Melody West Roy Whetzel David White Dawana White Joe White Kathy White Kimberly White Daryl White lock John Whittington Patrick Wiggins Mark Wilkerson 82 t Gary Wilkins Marie Williams Susan Williams Lisa Wimbrow Jeffrey Wootten Jeffrey Woy Casandra Wright Gregory Wright Kim Wright Marilyn Wright Venus Wyche Vivian Young CAMERA SHY JUNIORS: Sandra Anderson, Ronnie Burke, Rosemary Chandler, Vanessa Davis, Paul DeMint, Cheryl Hagen, Charles Hickman, Gina Gasque, Thomas Hitch, Patrick King, Peggie Shores, Robert Stevens, Deborah Taylor. Jean Younger CLASS OFFICERS: Mrs. Gore, C.B. Babcock, Sandy Adkins, Lisa Matthews, Talana Everett. Stacie Adams Donna Adkins Charles Andersen Debra Adams Howard Adams Mike Adams Deborah Arbaugh Richard Arvey Cheryl Bailey Jean Baker Carl Barkley Donzella Barkley Shelby Barnes Althea Bateman Clinton Becket t James Benjamin Robin Bishop Gerald Bivans Darryl Blagus Pat Blakeney David Book Ready for action?? Maude Boulter Candace Bower Constance Bozman Bruce Bratten Daniel Bradley Dana Birkhead August Briele Reuben Brinson Veronica Brinson Michael Brittingham Beverly Brown Robert Brown Wayne Bryd James Bunting Janet Butler Kenneth Butler William Burnette Nancy Caldwell Deborah Campbell Wanda Camper John Carey Mary Carey Barbara Carstens Teresa Carter Paula Casagrande Cindy Cherrix Edwin Childress Larry Church Joseph Close Eugenia Colbert 87 William Collingsworth Ameater Collins Bruce Collins Janet Collins Karen Collins Candace Colona Clara Corbin Dwayne Corbin Judy Coulboume Terry Cox Augustus Cropper Thomas Cropper Janine Curry Diane Davis Mike Davis Tammy Davis Donald Dayton Ardella Deal 88 f Ambrosia Dennis Mary Lou Dixon William Dize Lisa Donovan Sylvia Donoway Carol Dorsey Deborah Dorsey Gerald Dougherty Jessie Dunn Mike Dunn Valerie Dykes Johnny Earhart Tonya Eddy Beverly Edwards Glennn Elliott Allen Elzey Virginia Ennis Pam Ennis Arlene Farlow Debbie Farlow Philip Farrell Jay Feightner Maurice Ferguson Michael Ferrand Gregory Ferrier Betsy Fields Kathy Fields Lawrence Fitch Lake Fletcher Denise Foskey Darrell Franklin Michael Fuller Eric Fye 89 Hers el Gaddis Eric Gerstenmaier Viola Gibson Nancy Gie Peter G inter William Givans Timothy Godfrey Patrick Graphman Wayne Gravenor Arthur Griffin Deborah Griffin Nancy Guiliano Joyce Gunther Debra Harberson Richard Harpool Paula Hastings Brian Hayes Lawrence Hayward Roy Hayward Shirley Hayward Gerald Hitch James Hobbs Clifton Holland Katherine Holloway Cheryl Hooper Hub ernette Hotton Johnny Howard David Hubbert Amy Hudson Joseph Hudson Shelia Hudson Machelle Huges Kelly Hurley 90 Patricia James Larry Johnson Ruby Johnson Tami Johnson Timothy Johnson Ann Jones Calvin Jones Carolyn Jones Casey Jones Clifford Jones Charlene Jones Eugene Jones A The Fountain of Youth. Revenge is sweet. Susan Jones William Jones Zinnie Jones Debra Keen Bonnie Kelly Debbie Kelly Donald Keyes Kevin Kimlel Nancy King Randall Klaverweiden Cheryl Kleger Robert Kovacic Is this where the Handbook says the cafeteria should be? Christopher Krest Joy Kulp Pamela Kulp Keith Lambden Mark Lange Richard Lankford Conda Lashley Dixie Lawrence Thomas Leak Deborah Lee Susan Lee Penny Lewis Using the library effectively? 92 Sharon Lewis Myra Light foot Toni LiUiston John Littleton Fredrick Livingood Cristy Livingston Deborah Lombardo Jeff Long Paul Luthy Carol Mabe Robin Malone Ruth Malone Joan Manderville Paul Mariner Brenda Martin Julie Mason James Matthews Donna McAllister Jeffrey McCarty Phillip McCary Christine McDaniel Jerry McGinty Christy McGrath Janine McGrath Kim McNelia Donald Melton John Melvin Raymond Menzel Michael Mercer Rebecca Merrill Diane Messick James Messick Mary Mussick v- • vs; • r 4 . L - 1 You ' ve got to be kidding, my mom ' s where?! ? • Mill •••••• • •••••• MiiMr.l IIMtM 1 MttMlMl •••••••••• MKIiltl IIIIMtM • IMIIMI •••■■•••£� IIIIMM • «••••• ••••••• I MM H alMtlMI lllllltll •••• ■•••••■•• •••• •••••••a’ � •••• IKMMI •••••• iMMO ••• ••• •••• • HIMIt . ••••«• .(MM ••••••• III! � � � • ••••• itM ' IM � r � � «••«••••■£ ,••••• •••••• fMI MIM M ' Ricky Mike la it Andrea Miles Lisa Miller Tommy Miller Walter Miller Mark Milligan The creation! Jeff Montgomery Joyce Moore Robin Morgan Emory Morris Carlton Morton Jerry Moyer Gary Mozingo Cynthia Muenster Susan Muir William Mumford Cris Musser Gary Naarup 94 Brian Niblett Richard Nicholson Sharon North Sally Oldach Bobbie Jean Outten Janies Parker Sharon Parker Brenda Patterson Mary Payne Tresa Payne Vickie Peek Susan Peters Keith Peterson David Phillips Karen Phillips Barry Phippin Lorraine Piercey Michael Price Suzette Price Bruce Pryor Terence Purnell Judy Pusey Gregory Randall Kathy Renshaw Bryan Reynolds Robert Rhode Mary Richardson Michael Rider Dollery Ringold Freddie Roberts Linda Roberts Bonita Rose Cheryl Ryan 95 Brenda Saunders Glenda Scott Jeffrey Scrivo Gary Seehafer Carol Sessons James Sheppard Linda Shores Johanne Shrieves Debbie Showell Elizabeth Shuman Benita Smiley Barbara Smith Brenda Smith Cynthia Smith Linda Smith Robert Smith Sharon Smith Darrell Snyder Sharon Stulman Wanda Stevenson Donald Sullivan Anitra Summerville Steven Swift Nadine Sykes Roderick Sykes Merrill Tarr David Tawes Bobbie Taylor Sharon Tetlow Sue Thomas Dawn Tilghman Jean Tilghman Julie Tingle t Rhonda Todd Jeffrey Townsend Kim Townsend Buddy Trader Cynthia Trader David Trice Judy Truitt Mark Truitt James Truitt Penny Turner Roy Turner Liz Tyburski Music in our school Joyce Vincent Rodney Dean Vincent Michael Wade Debbie Walker Doris Walker Gary Walker 97 Isom Walker Monica Walker Anita Wallace Steve Walston Thomas Ward Shirley Ware Robin Weatherly Norman L Webster Greg Wells Robert Wells Ellyn Wessels Debra White Diane White Donna White Leslie White Michael White Shale eta White Thomas White 98 Deana Whitlock Preston Whittington Denise Whittington Ricky Whittington Alan Wilber Charlotte Williams Gregory Williams Iinora Williams Richard Williams Todd Williams Laura Wilson Robert Wilson Joanne Wimbrow William Wimbrow Nick Workman Scott Wright William Zanowick I Can Fly” Camera Shy: Sophomores James E. Brown Rosemary Chandler Cynthia Ciskowski Robert Culver Michael Hurley Susan James 99 A DMINISTRA TION AND FAC UL TY Mr. Robert Evans, Principal Mr. William F. Waller, Vice-Principal Mr. William Hensley, Vice-Principal 102 t 103 Mrs. Arlene White Mrs. Henrietta Carrigan Mrs. Frances Dudderar 104 Mr, Walter Bloodsworth Mrs. Cynthia Gore 106 107 109 Mrs. Flora Daniels Mrs. Shirley George no Mr, Rex McNiel Mr. Warren Squires 0 9 % t Mrs. Margaret Mitchell 112 TEA CHERS A T WORK? CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIAL STAFFS P. Longfellow, M. Shockley, M. Wright, L. Deale, B. King, E. Lieberman, I. Kelley, L. Hearn (cafeteria manager), J. Cooke. First Row: R. Burris, E. Wiggins (head custodian), R. Handy, B. George. Second Row: O. Robinson, W. Tasker, D. Smith (hidden), M. Lee. IN ME MORI AM RUTH H. MESSICK We lack the inspiration and leadership that our teacher, colleague, and friend gave us. We miss the cheerfulness, strength, and enthusiasm that she abundantly shared. We will not be persuaded, instructed, or entertained further by her sincerity, dedication, or humor. But this is only half-true-- Her inspiration does continue. Her smile persists in our eye. We beg that her cheerfulness, strength, dedication, and sincerity will have its continuing effect. We have the memory that can smile at the living. If we are saddened, perhaps it is not for what she gave but for what we may never be able to repay. FOOTBALL WiHi 22 0 Kent WiHi 26 14 Queen Anne WiHi 20 14 Bennett WiHi 6 8 Elkton WiHi 26 44 Cambridge WiHi 7 20 Easton WiHi 12 6 Queen Anne WiHi 16 14 Elkton WiHi 16 42 Bennett 120 Bottom Row: G. Gordy, B.Murfree, B. Wells, J. Johnson, S. Hampshire, C. Osterman, K. Kimmel, S. Walker, N. Helge- son, A. Johnson. Second Row: D. Bradley, D. Ramsay, S. Evans, J. Wooten, T. Berry, B. Lewis, R. Moreno, J. Holloway, E. Shockley, S. Easley, M. Gordy, Coach Mitchell. Third Row: G. Brickous, J. Shaheen, J. Alexander, G. Vickers, G. Tay¬ lor, A. Parker, S. McKinley, L. Hall, J. Finney. Fourth Row: M. Ringold, Coach Schoepf, T. Lindeman, D. Ewalt, M. Hayes, M. Wilkerson, J. Allen, E. Fletcher, D. Taylor, J. Woy, J. Noble. SOCCER WiHi 2 3 St. Michaels WiHi 4 0 Mardela WiHi 3 1 Bennett WiHi 6 3 N. Dorchester WiHi 10 1 S. Dorchester WiHi 1 4 St. Michaels WiHi 7 1 Mardela WiHi 1 2 Bennett WiHi 6 3 N. Dorchester WiHi 7 3 S. Dorchester Record 7 3 WiHi 0 0 Bennett Playoff 3 5 Comers % 122 1st Row: J. Morris, L. Webster, M. Ryder, G. Emberland, M. Dunn, M. Brittingham, G. Malone, D. Schmidt, J. Mumford. 2nd Row: D. Milton (Manager), J. Benjamin, S. Smith, B. Donovan, J. Menzel, B. Dunn, D. White, M. Mercer, V. Wig¬ gins, M. Wade, K. Hutchins, K. Walker, D. Sullivan, M. Sullivan, Coach Underwood. HOCKEY WiHi 0 1 St. Michaels WiHi 0 9 Mardela WiHi 0 5 JMB WiHi 0 2 N. Dorchester WiHi 3 1 S. Dorchester WiHi 1 4 St. Michaels WiHi 0 0 Mardela WiHi 1 5 JMB WiHi 0 3 N. Dorchester WiHi 6 1 S. Dorchester Bottom Row: E. Powell, C. McDaniels, P. Stevens, j. Coulbourne, L. Miller, S. Oldach, D. Cap- pello, N. Guiliano, E. Wessells, Coach Holliday. Top Row: B. Birckhead, V. Squires, D. Ramsay, C. Muenster, B. Nash, S. Dennis, C. Renshaw, D. Twilley, S. Brown, P. Blades, C. Long. 124 CROSS COUNTRY WiHi 20 38 Bennett WiHi 35 42 N. Caroline 43 Cambridge WiHi 21 36 Stephen Decatur WiHi 27 47 Easton 46 Queen Anne WiHi 40 54 N. Caroline 28 Kent WiHi 44 15 St. Michaels 1st Row: R. Moore, M. Noehl, J. Hart, S. Dyke, B. Long. 2nd Row: J. Pierce (Manager), K. Film, M. Roglitz, B. Tyndall, G. Gillis, E. Lashley, M. Brickous, B. Miles (Manager), W. Malone, coach. Not Pictured: C. Morris. 125 JV FOOTBALL WiHi 7 8 Snow Hill WiHi 6 20 Cambridge WiHi 6 13 Stephen Decatur WiHi 0 12 Pocomoke WiHi 6 54 Bennett WiHi 8 8 Stephen Decatur indrZi • £ TV G u eUS ’ V r etChe ?’ I ' Whittington, S. Long, J. Feightner, J. Brown, D. Keys. 2nd Row: Coach Andrews, J. Close, P. Graphman M. Tarr,J. Hobbs, C. Ferrier, D. Blagus, P. McCary, Coach Shaffer. 3rd Row: D. Brad¬ ley (Manager), B. Bratten, J. McGmty, A. K. Briele, R. Williams, T. Johnson, R. Livingood (Manager). 127 SPORTS CAN DID S BASKETBALL WiHi 53 62 Pocomoke WiHi 54 60 Stephen Decatur WiHi 57 60 North Caroline WiHi 84 65 Crisfield WiHi 80 39 Mardela WiHi 76 95 Cambridge WiHi 74 91 Washington WiHi 76 74 Easton WiHi 61 73 Bennett WiHi 67 82 Stephen Decatur WiHi 81 46 Mardela WiHi 40 77 Crisfield WiHi 43 91 Washington WiHi 68 75 Easton WiHi 75 65 North Caroline WiHi 58 92 Cambridge WiHi 54 52 Bennett WiHi 58 78 Pocomoke GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Wi Hi 32 15 Pittsville Wi Hi 35 42 Cambridge Wi Hi 49 32 Crisfield Wi Hi 44 39 Washington Wi Hi 54 51 Mardela Wi Hi 41 38 Stephen Decatur Wi Hi 44 42 JMB Wi Hi 55 41 Crisfield WI Hi 39 35 Cambridge Wi Hi 53 37 Washington Wi Hi 52 48 Mardela Wi Hi 45 44 Stephen Decatur Wi Hi 53 28 JMB Wi Hi 43 16 Pittsville RECORD 13-1 TOURNAMENT Wi Hi 66 34 S. Dorchester WiHi 34 57 Cambridge (semi-finals) � !« r • . ,4 130 First Row: Patti Stephens, Cindy Cherrix, Susan Webster. Second Row: Pat Blakeney, Teresa Vickers, Cindy Parsons, Debbie Ramsay, Sue Phippin, Kathy Carey. Third Row: Shvonne Dennis, Debbie Trout (manager), Beth Beach, Thelma Corbin (man¬ ager), Phyllis Hull, Coach Holloway, Wendy Naarup, Yvette Taylor (manager), Tami Ferrier, Cathy Long (manager), Kathy Renshaw. JVBASKETBALL M. Fuller, T. Johnson, L. Hayward, J. Hart, E. Morris, L. Hull, M. Tarr, S. McKinley, J. Hobbs, V. Adams, B. Lewis, D. Appleby, P. Whittington, M. Lange, H. Gattis. Front Row: D. Bradley (manager), Coach Schaffer, D. Melton (manager). WRESTLING WiHi 51 16 Stephen Decatur WiHi 24 31 Easton WiHi 42 16 Mardela WiHi 34 30 Cambridge WiHi 15 40 Bennett WiHi 24 24 Easton WiHi 51 12 Mardela WiHi 39 15 Cambridge WiHi 23 28 Bennett WiHi 40 12 Stephen Decatur WiHi 30 25 St. Michaels Bryan shows great winning style. Take him down, Phil! Wells tries a 2-on-l. Bottom Row: C. Jones, L. Brickous, J. McGinty, J. Brown, M. Hurley, H. Miles, S. Smith, G. Brickous. Top Row: C. Webster (mgr), coach Underwood, T. Alexander (mgr), M. Hayes, R. Wells, M. White, D. Taylor, G. Ferrier, S. Walston, B. Taylor, P. Lambertson, K. Whittington (mgr), Mr. Rowe. BASEBALL Wi Hi 12 0 Mardela Wi Hi 4 14 J.M.B. Wi Hi 20 3 Snow Hill Wi Hi 3 1 Stephan Decatur Wi Hi 5 1 Washington Wi Hi 4 0 Crisfield Wi Hi 7 2 Pitts vi lie Wi Hi 4 1 Pocomoke Wi Hi 5 9 J. M.B. Wi Hi 6 1 Crisfield Wi Hi 17 2 Pittsville Wi Hi 9 2 Mardela Wi Hi 3 4 J. M. B. (this game determined the Season Record 10- ■3 Bayside South Division Champions. 134 m BASEBALL t Front Row: K. Peterson (manager), J. Douglas (manger), N. Helgeson, G. Austin, F. Hubbard, T. Berry, A. Parker. Second Row: K. Lane (manager), M. Dunn, T. Himmler, D. Ewalt, E. Lashley, L. Webster, G. Gordy. Third Row: Coach Waller, J. McGinty, M. Williams, D. White, M. Brittingham, M. Oursler, G. Gillis, B. Dunn. BOYS’ TENNIS Wi Hi 4 5 Cambridge Wi Hi 2 7 Bennett Wi Hi 9 0 St. Michaels Wi Hi 4 5 Bennett Wi Hi 9 0 North Hampton Wi Hi 6 1 N. Dorchester Wi Hi 6 3 St. Michaels Wi Hi 3 6 Cambridge Wi Hi 2 7 Easton Wi Hi 1 8 Easton Wi Hi 5 2 N. Dorchester Wi Hi 6 Season Record 3 6-6 North Hampton Front Row: D. Whitelock, W. Pryor, J. Lasley, M. Lange. Second Row: Mr. Malone (coach) S. McKinley, T. Hommel, G. Malone. GIRLS’ TENNIS Wi Hi 5 4 Cambridge Wi Hi 3 6 Bennett Wi Hi 4 5 St. Michaels Wi Hi 3 6 Bennett Wi Hi 8 1 North Hampton Wi Hi 6 1 N. Dorchester Wi Hi 1 8 St. Michaels Wi Hi 5 4 Cambridge Wi Hi 0 9 Easton Wi Hi 5 2 N. Dorchester Wi Hi 6 3 North Hampton Front Row: V. Dennis, D. Ruark, D. Gerstenmaier, K. Gilbert (manager). Second Row: C. Cherrix, D. Adams, J. Fennell, B. Miles, B. Adams, D. Ramsay, Mr. Malone (coach). Wi Hi 7 Wi Hi 21 Wi Hi 3 Wi Hi 13 Wi Hi 14 Wi Hi 26 Wi Hi 26 Wi Hi 7 Wi Hi 2 Wi Hi 10 Wi Hi 16 Wi Hi 11 JMB Pittsville Mardela Snow Hill Washington Crisfield Pittsville JMB Mardela Crisfield St. Decatur Pocomoke 11 4 21 21 15 26 6 10 11 25 4 10 Season Record 4-7 SOFTBALL Front Row: T. Holland, C. Savage, S. Phippin, V. Squires, S. Bradway, M. West, B. Beach. Second Row: Mrs. Holliday (coach), K. Fields, S. Brown, T. Johnson, S. Dennis, V. Redden, K. Collins, D. Davis, K. Carey. V GIRLS’ TRACK Wi Hi 27 1 2 86 1 2 Lake Forest - ' v Wi Hi 13 100 Bennett V . . ■ Wi Hi 40 42 Kent Wi Hi 24 89 Bennett Wi Hi 47 47 Parks ley . •. j ftiftfofcjcik - ± § m Front Row: S. Smith, C. Hooper, F. Bateman, J. Chandler, B. Fields, C. McGrath, C. Long, S. Muiphy. Second Row: V. Hess, D. Robinson, P. Hull, T. Ferrier, E. Wessells, W. Camper, S. Jones, Mrs. Holloway (coach). BOYS’ TRACK Wi Hi 114 27 St. Decatur Wi Hi 94 45 Kent 41 Easton Wi Hi 135 6 St. Michaels Wi Hi 88 22 North Hampton Wi Hi 64 77 JMB Wi Hi 73 98 JMB 6 St. Decatur Bayside Conference Runner-up North Hampton meet won by forfeit District Meet-Wi Hi placed third out of six teams. Dual Season Record 4-1 Triangular Season Record 1-1 First Row: E. Fletcher, M. Noehl, A. Johnson, C. Morris, J. Johnson, L. Brickous, R . Moore, R. Gordy. Second Row: J. Finney, G. Taylor, C. Holland, M. Hayes, L.Hull, K. Film, K. Kimmel, S. Easley, V. Adams. Third Row: P. Whittington, R. Arvey, J. Howard, S. Evans, M. Roglitz, M. Hurley, S. Scrivo, T. Leaks, E. Jones. Fourth Row: D. Patton, G. Wright, J. Woy, R. Moreno, G. Vickers, G. Ferrier, C. White, R. Vanderwende. Fifth Row: Coach Schoepf, J. Noble, (manager), E. Childress (manager), C. Krest (manager), D. Bradley (manager), P. Lindeman (manager), Coach Squires. HOMECOMING The 50’s Victory for juniors.Winning float Band presents Perils of Pauline TRILOGY’76 Terror Walks Tonight Marcia, I’ve Been Waiting Betts Best Bet 147 SOPHOMORE; First Row: N. Guiliano, M. Mercer, T. Johnson. Second Row: S. Tetlow, L. Miller, B. Bratten, M. Payne, C. Williams. JUNIOR: 1st Row: D. Cappello, C. Dunahoo, S. Adkins, L. Mathews. 2nd Row: B. Jarret, D. Isakson, D. Jones, V. Dennis, S. Ward. 3rd Row: L.Lesocky, R.J. Christian, T. Travis, S. Williams, K. Sterling, L. Peterson, C. Powell, J. Grise. 148 Sitting: L. Wallace, J. Ruark, T. Moore, J. C. Kinnamon, S. Hirsch, M. Ames, H. Rubin. Kneeling: B. Adams, J. Pierce, D. Gerstenmaier, D. Elzey, B. Miles, C. Muenster, V. Squires, D. Johnson, L. Fontaine, Y. Taylor, T. Williams, J. Gray. Standing: R. Wells, C. Morris, N. Guzey, E. Kremer, L. Watson, C. Madden, W. Smith, T. Seward, W. Naarup, R. Rob¬ inson, M. Seidel, J. Ader, C. Osterman, G. Malone, B. Lowry, J. Douglas. STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS: (Left to Right) Mr. Dragwa, advisor; Janet Pierce, 2nd Vice; Cheryl Hagen, 1st Vice; Wayne Smith, President; Ed Lashley, Parliamentarian; Jayne Gray, Secretary; Brenda Miles, Treasurer. 149 Q First Row: L. Barkley, M. Lemay, M. West, J. MacNamara, K. White, C. Webster, E.Haslam, J. Donoway, G. Gasque, A. Dahlstrom. Second Row: A. Johnson, L. Wallace, D. Graham, C. Burton, K. Brown, T. Alexander, N. Pendleton, J. Morri¬ son, P. Shores, I. Leonard, T. Tucker, G. Parker. Third Row: F. Farrington, J. Zanowick, D. White, E. Shockley, R. Ma¬ son, D. Brittingham, J. Good. Top: B. Massey, M. Larmore. Advisor: Mr. Giffin. First Row: D.Cappello, C. Ennis, M. Richardson. Second Row: S. Muir, D. Robinson, D. Keen, J. Coulboume. Top: K. McNelia. 150 L. to R., Kneeling: H. Rubin, S. Webster, J. Douglas, W. Smith, K. Pobst, M. Roglitz, S. Murphy. Standing: J. Fennel, N. Pendleton, A. Hall, Y. Taylor, D. Schmidt, S. Erdarcan, T. Corbin, K. Bratten, N. Guzey, J. Gray. L. toR., Sitting: J. Douglas, W. Turner, D. Oldach, D. Trader. Standing: Mr. Lewis; advisor, S. Parsons, J. Marshall, D. Ramsay, J.C. Kinnamon, R. Rhode. 151 Top Row, L. toR.: V. Long, C. Mills, W. Camper, M. Dashiell, C. Wright, G. Waters, T. Dashiell, R. Moore, W. Lank¬ ford, M. Elrod, M. Hayes, P. Dickerson, E. Leonard. 2nd Row: J. Moore, J. Fennel, K. Mitchell, M. Fuller, V. Davis, V. Young, S. Walker, J. McGrath, M. Howard, E. Ringold, D. Gaines. 3nd Row: D. Schmidt, D. Klaverweiden, C. Livingston, H. Adams, K. Pobst, J. Howard, R. Malone, A. Virostek, V. Gammon, D. Daveluy. Front Row: B. Miles, C. Savage, V. Kirn, M. Ware, I. Polk, V. Redden, A.Owens, M. Williams, F. Deshields, C. Ennis, J. Collins. Left, Top to Bottom: J. Fennel, S. Williams, M. Hayes, S. Adkins. Right, Top to Bottom: J. Weatherly, M. Bowen, T. Pleasanton, L. Matthews. 1st Rows P. Lindeman, C. Powell, C. Cullen, D. Ruark, R. Todd. 2nd Row: K. Brown, I. Leonard. 3rd Row: J. Dickson, J. Noble, Mr. Abbott, R. Livingood. L. to R.: T.Foskey, D. Isakson, S. Steelman, B. Burley, D. Jones, 153 L. to R., 1st Rows K. Kimlel, B. Murfree, J. Menzel, C. Osterman, G. Malone; (pres), Mr. Malone (advisor). 2nd Rows Mr. Field (advisor), R. Wells, J. Ader, K. Sterling, W. Smith, S. McKinley. L. to R., 1st Row: Mr. McCabe (advisor), M. Parsons, J.Howard, M. Milligan, J. Smith, A. Harris, S. Smith, A. Hickman. 2nd Row: B. Jarret, C. Lemmon, B. CoUinsworth, R. Jones, J. Marshall, T. Williams, D. Larmore. 154 Bottom Row: D. Isakson, M. Ames, P. Adkins. 2nd Row: B. Martin, C. Cullen, B. Livingood, D. Twilley, K. Gilbert. Standing: J. Gray, C. Brittingham, D. Lombardo, V. Hess, D. Jones, C. Powell, S. Lindeman, D. Capello, C. Muenster, D. Trout, B. Smullen, M. West, V. Squires, D.Kane, E. Powell, E. Kremer, T. Williams, B. Burley, P. Howard. Bottom Row: M. Hutt, S. Wright, D. Baikley, Mrs. Gore. Top Row: R. Purnell, T. Corbin, V. Wyche. 155 o 3 tn t i Pa Co n c: CD Top Row: G. Malone, C. Osterman, J, Ader, B. Dunn, L. Lappen, K. Brown, J. Poole, 2nd Row: M. Seidel, J. Kinnamon, C. Muenster, L. Brittingham, J. Woody, T. Holland. 3rd Row: L. Holden, D. Elzey, D. Gerstenmaier, B. Adams, V. Squires, J. Ruark. Bottom Row: H. Ruben, S. Coleman, N. Guzey, R. Wilkins, M. Dykes, Mrs. Massey. Bottom Row: D. Noble, E.Stelzner, P. Lindeman, Standing: E. Kremer, J, Gray, A. Hall, Mr, Wood, 1S6 1st Row: N. Pendelton, D. Overbeck, J. Gray, M. Ames, S. Erdarcan, C. Dunahoo, R. Robinson, J. Bromhall, G. Gam¬ mon, In the Car: J, Dickson, Mrs, Wilsey, C. Gordy. Top Row: L, Barkley, G, Marshall, K. Phillips, L, Cantwell, L. Jack- son, V. Squires, L. Wimbrow, D, Causey, D. Robinson, K. Carstens, G, Richins. 1st Row: C. Powell, K, Gilbert, B, Jarrett. 2nd Row: Mrs. Parker, B. Livingood, D. Lombardo, C. Muenster, D. Trout, L. Harper, 157 1st Row: J. Kinnamon, B. Livingood, A. Hall, C. Cullen, S. Phippin, S. Hirsh. 2nd Row: Mrs. Ruark, L. Collins, B. Bur¬ ley, L. Watson, T. Corbin. 3nd Row: J. Menzel, M. Melton, J. Ader, K. Black, G. Gillis. Center Front Counter Clockwise: J. Gray, W. Smith, G. Richins, R. Malone, D. Adams, S. Erdarcan, D. Patton, L. Wim- brow, C. Lashley, S. Brown, B. Adams, Mrs. White, C. Dunahoo, M. Ames, C. Brittingham. 158 Bottom Row: M. Ferguson, R. Smullen, N. Guzey, B. Zanowick, J. Adams. 2nd Row: E. Lashley, A. Bunting, J. Noble, R. Haney, M. Georgio, Ms. Flory, Mrs. Fitzgerald. Top Row: F. Rodman, V. Hardy, S. Walker, S. Dennis, R. Ferguson, R. Chandler. Bottom Row: S. Erdarcan, Mrs. Williams, B. Smullen, M. Brown, D. Cappello, S. Lee. Top Row: S. Lindeman, B. Adams, D. Overbeck, C. Gregory. Banner: T. Layfield, B. Smullen. Kneeling: D. Jones, B. Burley, S. Steelman, D. Isakson, T. Foskey. First Row: S. Phillips, C. Colona, W. Camper, A. Core, C• Brooks, O. Niblett, B. Carstens, C. Trader, C. Jones, S. Taylor, D. Farlow, B. Rose, G. Marshall, S. Manis. Absent: G. Shockley, Front Row: F. Guzey, S.Murphy, N. Guzey, J. Ruark, Mrs. Ruark (adviser). ♦ 1st Row; C. Dunahoo, S. Tetlow, S. Erdarcan, D. Gerstenmaier. 2nd Rows A. Gemeny, C. Madden, C. Adams, B. Dunn, C. Fields, L. Watson, Mr. Giunta (advisor). 3nd Row; E. Stelzner, K. Pobst, R. Haney, K. Mitchell. 1st Row: C. Dragwa, S. Tetlow, D. Ruark, S. Curry. 2nd Row: D. Bailey, B. Jarrett, C. Madden, F. Guzey, T. Appleby. BA ND MEMBERS ' 75 N. Appleby R. Powell D. Appleby M. Priest T. Appleby D. Ramsay C. Ardis E. Ringold S. Ardis H. Rubin D. Bailey J. Sheppard C. Barkley C. Shreaves D. Book 0. Smith M. Bowen N. Sparks A. Bradford P. Stephens M. Bratten K. Sterling R. Brown Y. Taylor . E. Caulk D. Trout S. Coleman K. Vaughn T. Cropper C. Waters D. Davis D. White L. Donovan T. White J. Douglas P. Montemura G. Elliott C. Ennis V. Ennis V. Everett R. Farlow K. Fields L. Hayward C. Holland P. Hull J. Doris C. Jarrett T. Johnson D. Jones S. Keen K. King L. Kovacic R. Kovacic M. Lange S. Leonard V. Lewis C. Long L. Long W. Lowry C. Madden R. Majors B. Meagher K. Messick B. Miles W. Miller J. Montgomery R. Morgan D. Morris E. Morris C. Muester S. North L. Pennewell V. Phillips J. Pierce 162 Brenda Miles, John Phillip Sousa Band Award 163 AFS CABLETHON 169 171 172 I mmmtL H THE CLASS OF 75 MARCHIN AND DA NCIN 173 Gwen McNelia—Business Education Linda Brittingham—Business Education Kenneth Brown—Vocational DHG AWARDS These awards are presented annually by the Wicomico Senior High School Parent Teachers Association 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 ac¬ ademic, vocational, business, and general. Michael Seidel--Academic Nilufer Guzey—Academic 174 Terry Sense nig—Vocational Colleen Dorman—General The Dorothy H. Graham Awards are pre¬ sented in honor of a former teacher and vice-principal of Wi Hi whose dedica¬ tion and service and concern for students was exemplary. WICOMICO WOMEN ' S CLUB AWARD 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 opportunites of the school in order to qualify for a life of unselfish service. Michael Elrod—General Catherine Long James Ader Carl Osterman Catherine Long Michael Seidel FRANCIS MARION GUNBY This award is presented to a senior, not necessarily with the highest stand¬ ing in scholarship; equally important is attendace, punctuality, initiative, effort, attention in class, pleasant relations with teachers and with pu¬ pils; the boy to be a gentleman, or the girl to be a lady. SALISBURY KIWANIS CLUB AWARD This scholarship is presented to a senior girl or boy who shows a need for financial assistance. The student is selected on the basis of character, performance both inside and outside the classroom, and the promise he gives of successful achievement in college. WICOMICO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPECIAL AWARD This award was given in recognition of an A average during all four years of high school. Edwin Lashley E. SHELDON JONES ATHLETIC AWARD Presented to the senior boy who is a member of the varsity basketball team. Basketball skills, following instructions, punctuality, and will¬ ingness to stay in training are qualities to be considered. Recipient is selected by teammates. 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. 176 Tammy Sue Phippin SALISBURY HONS 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 or her scholastic work. WILLIAM COLLINS BAND AWARD This award is presented for outstand¬ ing achievement and interest in in¬ strumental music for singular merit in loyalty and cooperation and for displaying generally high qualities of conduct. Barbara Adams Janet Pierce 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 esem- plified the qualities necessary for success as a secretary. THOMAS W. WILLIAMS (OLD HOME PRIZE) This award is presented for the best essay written by some member of the senior class about some phase of the Eastern Shore of Maryland. REBEKAH AWARD This award is presented to a senior girl who has demonstrated a loyalty to Wicomico Senior High School through extra curricular programs, diligence in class activities, con¬ sideration for fellow students and good attendance. DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD This award is presented to a senior girl who possesses the following char¬ acteristics: honor, service, leader¬ ship, scholarship and responsibility to God, country, and home. SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD This award is presented to a senior boy who possesses the following qualities: dependa¬ bility, cooperation, leadership, and good attendance. 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 by incidental to her ability to follow her coach ' s instructions; regularity; keep train¬ ing; general all around conduct both on and off the court; to work in har¬ mony with her teammates. All help to determine the recipient. WSHS BASKETBALL AWARD This award is presented to a senior member of the varsity basketball team. Playing ability should be incidental to his ability to follow his coach ' s instructions; regularity and punctuality in practice; will¬ ingness to voluntarily keep train¬ ing, etc. The recipient is selected by his teammates. Phyllis Hull Edwin Lashley 178 WSHS BASEBALL AWARD This award is presented to a senior member of the baseball team. He shall show punctuality, willingness to voluntarily keep training, gen¬ eral all-around conduct both on and off the field, and work in harmony with his fellow teammates. The re¬ cipient is selected by teammates. NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT OUT¬ STANDING NEGRO STUDENTS This certificate is presented to outstanding negro students by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Dale White Kenneth Brown Top Five-Percent Class of’75 Front Row: R. Wilkins, D. Gerstenmaier, B. Adams, J. Ruark, L. Brittingham, J. Woody, C. Long. Second Row: J. Poole, M. Seid¬ el, G. Malone, J. Ader, C. Osterman, N. Guzey, S. Coleman, N. Sparks. QQ S Co 1st Row: K. Kimmel, C. Brittingham, G. Malone, D. Twilley, K. Hutchins, Mr. Malone, R. Moreno. 2nd Row: D. Mur- free, M. Seidel, M. Noehl, V. Wiggins, M. Roglitz, R. Wells, J. Woy. 3rd Row: C. Osterman, Susie Williams, C. Muen- ster, S. Adkins, D. Ewalt, T. Berry, M. Gordy. 180 SERVICE AWARD WINNERS Kevin Pobst Randy Haney Debbie Arbaugh Talana Everett Lee Webster Carol Dunahoo Susan Lee Debbie Ruark Sandy Adkins Lisa Miller 181 GRADUATION 182 WE HOLD THE KEY . . CHILD OF THE UNIVERSE f DON’T LET THE SUN GO DOWN ON ME! 185 U.S. SPEEDWAY V 2 Mile North of Delmar, Del. On Dual 13 Stock Car Racing Every Saturday Night VALUE House A DIVISION OF H. S. TODD CO.. INC. 805 East Main Street Salisbury, Maryland 21801 U.S. 13 DRAGWAY l 2 Mile North of Delmar, Del. On Dual 13 Drag Racing Every Sunday • miticin ( •••ocialton ATA MIMII RENTAL EQUIPMENT CENTER We Rent Almost Anything S. Salisbury Blvd Salisbury, Maryland Phone 742-9433 J(lrK PEWTER,Inc. HOWARD JOHNSON’S Featuring Daily Specials with Seconds on the House U.S. 13 749-9842 CENTRAL SUPPLY CO. 520 Snow Hill Road Salisbury, Md. 21801 Coleman Products and Service Phone (301) 742-7055 AQUA MARINE SPORT CENTER 153-1540 N. Salisbury Blvd. Bait—Tackle—Firearms—Camping Equipment Wholesale and Retail Michael Scolopot Proprietor shore impressions quality printing in a hurry 229 East Main Street Salisbury, Md. 21801 Phone 546-3020 TINGLE MUSIC CO. INC 749-3137 SALISBURY MALL CONN AND HAMMOND ORGANS PIANOS 546-2151 Coffee Shop 6am -11pm Alpine Room 11-2 5-9 Entertainment Nightly 11-lam except Sunday 742-1116 Squeeze the Thing You Love! South Salisbury Blvd. Established 1877 Mill-Maker-Mounds FUNERAL HOME 705 East Main Street • Salisbury, Maryland 21801 • (301) 749-3281 Norman T. Baker Gerald C. Bounds MEMftER THE ORDER Of THE GOLDEN RULE Craft Supplies Trains Coin Operated Vending Machines For Service Call 749-3395 MITTLE’S HOBBY SHOP KERF’S CANDY CO. Snow Hill Road Hobby Lane Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Salisbury, Maryland Phone: 301-719-7225 Gifts Science Center CANDY GUM COOKIES MINTS COMPLIMENTS PARSONS ONE-STOP MARKET OF OLD DELMAR RD. SALISBURY WYATT WHOLESALE CO. 749-9800 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 COMPLIMENTS SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE INC. OF A BOX 808, E. VINE ST. SALISBURY, MD. 21801 FRIEND SEED—FEED—FERTILIZER GARDEN SUPPLIES—PAINT—APPLIANCES COMPLIMENTS OF: DON KELLEY’S SUNOCO GENERAL TELEVISION OLD OCEAN CITY ROAD SALISBURY, MD. 21801 “THE CATV PEOPLE OF SALISBURY” 749-9832 V Phone 742-1787 Parts—Service j BENNEITpRUGCO. SALISBURY, MD. C? PIONEER 9-6060 Rt. 13, North Vi) MOBILE A HOMES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Salisbury, Maryland 21801 CLASS OF 1975 NEW-USED MOBILE HOMES 191 MODULARS HANNA AND KREMER INSURANCE, INC. 1118 East Main Street Salisbury, Maryland 21801 Telephone; 7490116 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND EDWARD J. KREMER President WICOMICO COUNTY AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Barr International Inc. Cavanaugh Ford, Inc. Continental Cars Culver Oldsmobile, Inc. Emerson-Lincoln Mercury Free State Motors, LTD Hancock Brothers, Inc. Lawerence Volkswagon, Inc. Oliphant Chevorolet Sales, Inc. Pittsville Motors, Inc. Powell Motors Company Salisbury Lincoln-Mercury, Inc Sauerhoff Motor Sales, Inc. 192 Telephone 742-2266 Salisbury, Maryland SALISBURY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. ENJOY BETTER LIVING CONGRATULATIONS TO WITH GRANT’S CREDIT the Class of ’75! W.T. GRANTS 317 Main Street Crisfield, Md. 968-1101 RED DOOR SUBSHOP NORTH, INC. Monument Shopping Center Salisbury, Md. 193 WHITE LEONARD RICK’S RACKS QUALITY MEN’S WEAR on the Plaza Salisbury, Maryland SAM SEIDEL AGENCY, INC. Insurance Salisbury, Maryland 21801 194 SALISBURY MALL at the Fountain 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 Opportunities for Advancement Excellent Benefits PERDUE INCORPORATEb Serving the Delmarva Peninsula Since 1920 Salisbury, Maryland 195 Congratulations to the Class of“75” H J DRIVE-IN U.S. 13 and Zion Road Salisbury, Maryland Congratulations to the Class of “75” Shop Daily 9-5 Shop Daily 9-5 SMfflTH ' AN NY CODSEY ' CURLEY’S DEPARTMENT STORE 517 West Main St. Salisbury, Md. 742-2200 E. Main Poplar Salisbury, Md. 742-3478 102 N. Division Street Salisbury, Maryland Congratulations to the Class of “75” LOCAL UNION NO. 1876 (jjaimlirr j irmahs ur. United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Latest Fashions in Formal Wear Rentals Specializing in Wedding and Proms See BILL HERB 197 TONY TANK INN Locally Owned and Operated Family Dining South Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Md. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND “FOR ALL YOUR OFFICE NEEDS” Salisbury Office Supply Salisbury Business Machines 652 S. Salisbury Blvd. Salisbury, Md. 742-7184 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ”75” Congradulations to the Class of “75” Congratulations Wicomico High School of 1975 FRANK FARLOWS MEN’S WEAR On the Plaza Downtown Salisbury Compliments of Your UNITED STATES AIR FORCE Local Representative; Robert Hambury PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Carl Anderton Robert Barnes Mr. Mrs. Thomas F. Johnson Jr. Becky Livingood Mr. Mrs. John McNally Mr. Mrs. Leo Pendleton Mr. Mrs. Leonard L. Richins Mr. Mrs. James H. Robinson Mr. Mrs. George N. Taglialavore Mr. Mrs. John A. Wimbrow Coolidge W. Wood Compliments of Friends Compliments of Friends PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Angles Beauty Salon Bill Martin and Sherrie Baker, 1974 Yearbook Editors Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Dr. Harry 0. Koff Kuhns Seven Seas Compliments of a Friend NIKON YASHICA THURSTON STUDIO CAMERA SHOP KODAK HONEYWELL Portraits—Commercial Aerial Photography Children—Weddings Complete Line of PHOTO SUPPLIES Right On Prices Right On Service Right Around the Corner From Downtown Plaza 742-2119 If No Answer Call 749-4635 Established 1925 AVERY W. HALL Insurance Agency,Inc. 742-5111 Nights Sundays Holidays Call Avery Hall 749-4372 Walter Jones 749-9192 Darrell Turner 749-3602 Donald L. Toadvine 302-875-7152 Harold Huffington 749-4862 Gordon D. Gladden 742-7870 Geraldine H. Brimer 742-6238 Automobile Home Owners Marine Casualty Fire Life 110 N. Division St. Salisbury, Md. GRAFLEX OTHERS