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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1982 volume:

TOM TOM SALISBURY, MD. Our yearbook is dedicated to Nancy Jeannette Wagner. Greatly missed by loved ones, friends, and classmates, Nancy was to all who knew her a pure delight. She was full of life and love. She had a great love for animals and was an excellent equestrienne. Nancy was the driving force behind the starting of the school Pony Club. She was on the school hockey team and in the AFS program. Precious gems like “Nan” shall never be forgotten. TABLE OF CONTENTS rain • bow- ’ran - bo nl: An arc or circle showing the colors of the spectrum and formed by refraction and reflection of the sun’s rays in raindrops, spray, or mist. 4 Have you ever noticed that rainbows seem to be popping up everywhere these days? We used to see them only if it rained, but today they’re on shoelaces, scarfs, hats, mit¬ tens, sweaters, sweatshirts, socks, jewelry, air freshener stickers, pocketbooks, rib¬ bons, headbands, barrettes, posters, notepaper and a lot more. 1982 seems to be the year for rainbows. 8 SENIORS Leigh Hurley, Vice-President, enrolled at SSC in February, 1982 Denise Lynn Adams Michelle Lynn Adams Tracy Aaron Adams Brian Thomas Alexander Gregory Levin Anderson Bruce Wayne Bacon Scott David Barber Altonio Lamont Bateman DENISE LYNN ADAMS: “Denise”; 6 6 64; Hon¬ or Society 2, 3, 4, Office Aide 2, 3, 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; plans to attend college and study accounting. MICHELLE LYNN ADAMS: “Squirrel”; 2 13 64; SGA representative 4, Color Guard 1, Majorette 2, Majorette award, Accounting certificate; remem¬ bered for loving Michael and partying; plans to marry Mike, go to college, and become a CPA. TRACY AARON ADAMS: “Disco”; 7 24 64; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Peer Pressure 1, Christmas- land 4; remembered for being in the Senior Class Play and for saying “Mr. Richards”; plans to go into radio or TV to be a disc jockey or work in public relations. BRIAN THOMAS ALEXANDER: “Bolt”; 3 11 64; Marching and Concert band 1, 2, 3, 4, Peer Pressure 2; remembered for his expertise in karate, his great musical talent, and his beautiful women; plans to become a welder and teach karate (maybe a karate movie star). GREGORY LEVIN ANDERSON: “Greg”; 6 23 63; remembered for having a “ford”; plans to travel a while before settling down. BRUCE WAYNE BACON: “B.B.”; 5 23 64; Art Club 3, 4, Media Club 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Peer Pressure 4, Yearbook 2, 4, Christmasland 4, Senior Homecoming Banner Committee 4; plans to go into the airline and travel service so he can visit foreign countries and make a lot of money. SCOTT DAVID BARBER: “Little Moe”; 8 30 64; JV Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Honorable Mention for football 3; remembered for standing on stud row and always wearing 51; plans to go to college, play football, and be rich. ALTONIO LAMONT BATEMAN: “Tee Bone”; 2 12 64; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, (capt. 4), Basketball 1, 2, 3, (co-capt.), 4 (capt.), Track 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee, Monitor, Steering Committee, Varsity Club, Football MVP 3, 4, Bayside MVP, Bayside Back (all-conference), Athelete of the Week, All-star basketball; remembered for working hard at everyth¬ ing he does; plans to go to college, play college sports, and major in engineering. 12 BARBARA ELAINE BEACH: “Barbi””; 2 27 64; Cheerleading 2 (co-capt.), 3, 4 (treasurer), Tennis 2, 3, 4, Gong Show 1, Keyettes 3 (secretary), Photogra¬ phy Club 3, Dance Committee 3, Christmasland 2, 3, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, Vo-Tech Easter Party 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Teacher Practicum 4, Yearbook 3, 4 (editor), Sr. Steering Committee 4, Prom Commit¬ tee 4, SGA 2, 3, Jr. Class Historian 3, Sr. Class Historian 4, Most Spirited JV Cheerleader 3, Presi¬ dential Classroom 4; remembered for being Carol’s twin and her long fingernails; plans to go to Salisbury State College, major in elementary education or psy¬ chology and marry Chris. CAROL LOUISE BEAN: “Beanie”; 8 24 64; Cheerleading 2 (capt.), 3, 4 (secretary), Tennis 2, Gong Show 1, Keyettes 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Christmas¬ land 1, 2, 3, Vo-Tech Easter Party 3, Medical Ser¬ vices 4, SGA 3, School Service Award 1; remem¬ bered for being Barbi’s twin, and always wanting to own a vet; plans to attend SSC in the nursing pro¬ gram and become a pediatric nurse; to own her own vet. FRANKLIN SCOTT BELL: “Scott ”; 3 7 63; re membered for always being with Susan Townsend; plans to work and make it big, learn how to work on computers, and attend Georgetown College. SHERRI LYNN BELL: “Sherb”; 5 31 64; Cross Country 2, DECA 3, 4, Keyettes 2, 3, Yearbook 3, Float Committee 1, 2, 3. ELIZABETH ANNE BERRY: “Lizard””; 7 6 64; Track 3, Indoor Track 3, Keyettes 1, 2, 3 (president), 4, Latin Club 1, 2 (treasurer), Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Christ¬ masland 3, 4, Yearbook 3, Science Fair 1, Office Aide 1, 2, 3, Teacher Aide 4; remembered for being tall, having long legs, and always acting crazy with Laura; plans to go to college, travel, and eventually move to Tahiti (hopefully with Ren). BRENDA LEE BETHARD: “Brenda””; 12 8 64; Art Club 1 (historian), Latin Club 1, 2, 3, WiHi News 3, Medical Services 4, National Latin Exam Magna cum laude 1, Maxima cum laude 2; remembered for being quiet, getting her hair cut too short, and trying to help most people if they need help; plans to go to SSC, a career in nursing, and someday marry and have a family. ELIZABETH MARIE BLAKENEY: “Beth”’; 4 17 63; remembered for her hard work and her willingness to learn each and every day; plans to go to nursing school. MARTIN ALBERT BLAKENEY: “Marty ”; plans undecided. Barbara Elaine Beach Franklin Scott Bell Elizabeth Anne Berry Elizabeth Marie Blakeney Carol Louise Bean Sherri Lynn Bell Brenda Lee Bethard Martin Albert Blakeney 13 Richard Lee Boswell Monica Carol Bowden Lou Ann Bromley Penny Louise Bromley RICHARD LEE BOSWELL: “Richard”; plans un decided. MONICA CAROL BOWDEN: “Monica’’; 10 10 64; Cheerleading 1 (capt.), 2, 3, SGA 1, 2, 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Presidential Classroom 4, Most Valuable JV Cheerleader 1, Most Outstanding Cheerleader 2, Most Valuable Varsity Cheerleader 3; plans to attend SSC and marry Marty. SHELLEY LEE BOZMAN: “Shelly B”; 9 4 64; Volleyball 2, 3, 4 (capt.), VICA 3 (secretary), 4 (vice- president), SGA 1; remembered for hanging around with Sharon in her senior year and for loving Scott; plans to continue in her elementary teaching career, marry Scott, and live a happy and successful life. SHAREN MARIE BRIDGE: “Sharen”; 7 9 64; Band 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4 (secretary), French Award 3, Summa cum laude and Maxima cum laude Latin Awards 1, 2, Distinguished Scholar; remembered for always being with Patti; plans to go to college and lead a happy, successful life. LOU ANN BROMLEY: “Lu Lu”; 3 28 63; VICA 3, 4; plans to be an electrician. FENNY LOUISE BROMLEY: “Penny”; 11 2 64; VICA 4, Vo-Tech Apparel Manufacturing 4; remem¬ bered for her sock collection and running to catch the Vo-Tech bus; plans to have a career in child care and later marriage. JAMES KEITH BROOKS: “Keith”; plans undecid¬ ed. MARK THOMAS BURKETT: “Mark”; plans unde¬ cided. 14 James Keith Brooks Mark Thomas Burkett Richard Willis Carter McQuella Loretta Cartwright Richard John Burns, Jr. Elizabeth Virginia Callaway Steven Ronald Carey Daniel Lee Carter Pamela Deanne Cannon Antionette Denise Carr RICHARD JOHN BURNS, JR.: “Rick ’; 8 19 64; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, Lacrosse 1 (Pa.), Varsity Club 4, Wi-Hi News 4; plans to attend Kutztown State or N.C. State for four years, major in business administration or political science, and become very, very rich. ELIZABETH VIRGINIA CALLAWAY: “Fish ’; 5 27 64; Softball 1, Tennis 3, 4, Concert Choir 4, Marchin g and Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4; remembered for swimming all of the time, being enthusiastic about band, and hanging around with Dumpy; plans to go to Towson and swim. PAMELA DEANNE CANNON: “Weasel”; 11 16 64; Basketball 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Coun¬ try 3, VICA 4, Perfect Attendance Award; remem¬ bered for being a friend to those who needed one, and also being kind, sweet, and tiny but shy; plans to go into the service, fulfill her goals, fly helicopters and airplanes, and marry and live happily ever after. STEVEN RONALD CAREY: “Steve”; plans unde¬ cided. ANTIONETTE DENISE CARR: plans undecided. ‘Antionette”; DANIEL LEE CARTER: “Dan”; 7 10 64; Basket¬ ball 3, 4, Football 3, 4; remembered for having fun and making people laugh; plans to go into the service. RICHARD WILLIS CARTER: “Rick”; 8 5 64; Golf 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (co-manager), Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Math Team 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4; remembered for being a wild but sweet guy; plans to go to College Park and follow in the foot¬ steps of his idol, Fred Dinges. MCQUELLA LORETTA CARTWRIGHT: “McQuella”; plans undecided. STEPHEN TRUITT CAUSEY: ‘Cause’’; 9 14 64; Golf 2, 4; remembered for always being with Mary Beth and getting in trouble; plans to go to college and be an insurance agent. DENEEN ELIZABETH CHANDLER: “Deena”; 8 5 64; Track 2, 4, Indoor Track 4, Color Guard 1, 2, 3, Young Idealists 2, Spanish Club 2; remembered for being friendly and loving Darrell Harris; plans to continue her electronics training and to travel. WARRENETTA LYNNE COLLINS: ‘Warren etta”; 12 27 64; Honor Society 3, 4, Christmasland 3, Drama 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Homecoming Com¬ mittee 4, Social Committee 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Keyettes l t 2, National Speech and Drama Award; remembered for loving and worrying about Jay; plans to attend University of Maryland at College Park and major in political science. PAULA LYNNE COMMODORE: “Commodore”; 11 19 64; Track 2 (mgr.), Young Idealists 2, 3 (vice- pres.) 4 (vice-pres.), Spanish Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 4 (accompanist), Assembly Monitor 4, FBLA 3, All-Shore Band 3, All-County Chorus 3, All- State Chorus (alternate) 4, Who’s Who In Music 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, National Speech and Drama Award 4, School Service Award 3; remembered for being the little sister of Lionel Richie and the rest of the Commo¬ dores, and being Chenita’s big sister; plans to attend American University for four years, major in bu siness administration, get a Master’s Degree, and live a successful and prosperous life. SCOTT ROBERT CONAWAY: “Scott”; 12 8 64; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Peer Pressure 2, DECA 3, DEC A Awards in regionals and state; remembered for al¬ ways being with Beth; plans to marry Beth and live life to its fullest together. MARK EDWARD CONTE: “Mark”; 10 9 64; JV Football 1, 2 (capt ), Varsity Football 3, 4, JV Wres¬ tling 1, Varsity Wrestling 2, Election Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, MVP (JV football) 2; plans to make a career in the Marines studying aviation. SHENITTA VALERIE CORBIN: “Neta”; 2 7 64; Field Hockey 1, 2 (mgr.), DECA 3, 4, SGA 1, 3, Third Place Food Marketing Award 3; remembered for wearing a big smile when walking down the halls; plans to attend Towson State and major in medical technology. DANA ANN CORDREY: “Dana”; 7 3 64; Band 1, 2, Art Club 2, 3; plans to attend college. DAWN ANN CORDREY: “Dawn”; 7 3 64; Band 1, 2, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3; plans to attend college. SUSAN LEA CORE: “Susan”; plans undecided. ALAN MAURICE COULBOURN: “Sir Al”; 4 5 64; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Who’s Who In Music, All- Shore Band; remembered for being sweet to the ladies of my time; plans to join the U.S. Marine Corp and perform in the Drum and Bugle Corp in Washing¬ ton, D.C. ADRIAN LAMONTE CREIGHTON: “Hotdog”; 8 24 64; plans to go into some kind of armed forces. PHILIP RAY CROUSE: “Philip”; 3 12 64; Golf 1, 2, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4 (co-capt.), Indoor Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 3 (vice-pres.), 4, SGA Parliamentarian 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; remembered for not keeping his retainer in his mouth; plans to attend College Park and run marathons. PAULETTE CZYZ: “Cheezy”; 9 10 64; Peer Pressure, Art Club, Office Aide; remembered for laughing loud and funny all of the time; plans to go in the Navy, get married, have kids, and spend the rest of life to the max. JEFFERY LAMONTE DALE: “Jeff”; 1 9 64; Football 2, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4 (co-capt.), Track 3, Yearbook 4, Honorable Mention Football (Bayside Conf.); remembered for being one of the best looking guys in the 11th grade and being the shortest guy on the basketball team; plans to go into a branch of the armed forces then attend college so they can pay for it, and meet a lot of women. CLAYTON WESTLEY DASHIELL, JR.: “Silk”; 12 23 63; remembered for being so cool and so smooth, but most of all for loving Janet Fontaine; plans to stick with Janet; if not, drive trucks for his brother. Dawn Ann Cordrey Susan Lea Core ALEX GREGORY DAVIS: “A1 Dave”; 2 9 64; Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3,’ 4, French Club 2, Homecoming Committee 3, SGA 1, Soroptimist Award American High School Athelete, America s Outstanding Names and Faces; remem¬ bered for loving his Red Man chewing tobacco, Dawn, and baseball; plans to go to college, play baseball, and later marry Dawn. DWAYNE KENARD DAVIS: ‘Drake’; 12 10 64; Football 4; plans to play ball and become a lawyer. MICHAEL LEONARD DAVIS: “Professor”; 4 3 64; Key Club 2, VICA 3, Photography Club 2, Senior Class Play 4; plans undecided. DEBORAH LYNN DENNIS: “Debbi”; 6 30 64; DECA 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 1; remembered for keeping the roads hot and the cops hot on her tail; plans to hang around for awhile then join the Air Force. THERESA LOIS DIXON: “Lois Lane”; 11 11 64; VICA 3, 4, Keyettes 1, 2 (treasurer), 3 (vice-pres.), 4, Vo-Tech electronics 4; remembered for going out with Clark and always being with Fay; plans to join the Air Force and become an electronics engineer. DANNY EARL DORSEY: ed. ‘Danny”; plans undecid- LYNN ANN DORSEY: “Lynn”; 9 17 64; DECA 3, 4 (secretary), SGA 2; remembered for the orange Chevelle and loving Rusty; plans to get married (someday) and live life to the fullest and make a lot of money. LORI ANNE DYKES: “Lori”; 12 9 64, Peer Pres¬ sure 2, Children’s Theater 3, Medical Services 4, Senior Class Play make-up 3, 4; plans to go to college to become a respiratory therapist. 18 Lynn Ann Dorsey Lori Ann Dykes DAVID JAMES ENNIS III: “David”; 11 7 64; DECA 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3; remembered for hardly ever missing school; plans to become a professional fisherman. SUSAN LYNN ENNIS: “Susan”; plans undecided. WANDA KIM EVANS: “Wonder”; 7 7 64; Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4 (secretary), Indoor Track 3, 4, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching and Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (librarian), Young Idealists 2, 3, 4, Wi-Hi News 4, Latin Club 4, AIFS 1, SGA 3, 4, Science Club 2, Guidance Aide 4, Social Committee 3, 4, Assembly Monitor 3, Attendance Committee 4, Election Com¬ mittee 4, Steering Committee 4, Class Play 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; State Track Long Jump Medalist (Gold and Silver); remem¬ bered for always laughing, acting silly, and making others laugh; being “Daisy 1” with Bo, Duke, and the other Daisy; plans to attend college, continue her track career, become a Medical Assistant and an M.D. later in life. MICHAEL DALE FARRA: “Mike”; 8 17 64; Baseball 2, VICA 3, 4; remembered for being a hard worker and liking to go out and have a good time; plans to move to the city, go into the field of electron¬ ics, and live a happy and prosperous life. CHRISTINA LYNN FIELDS: “Chrissy”; 6 20 64; Basketball 2, 3, 4, Young Idealists 4, SGA 1, 2, 3, Senior Class Play 3, 4; remembered for her laugh and cute smile; plans to go to Woodbridge and become a secretary. LAMONT GREGORY FIELDS: “Spanky”; 7 6 64; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, VICA 3, 4, SGA 1, Second Place Medal in State Track Meet; remembered for being himself and being friendly to others; plans to make the best of his life and to always love Vicki Jones. DORETHEA FINNEY: “Dorethea”; 6 26 64; FBLA 3; plans to attend Wor-Wic Tech and get her RN Degree. GEORGE ANTHONY FRANKLIN: “George”; plans undecided. David James Ennis III Wanda Kim Evans Christina Lynn Fields Dorethea Finney Susan Lynn Ennis George Anthony Franklin 19 Leonard Timothy Garigliano Mary Laurie Gibbons Charles William Gochnour Edwina Lucille Godwin Franklin Lee Gosnell, Jr. Dean Alan Grant LEONARD TIMOTHY GARIGLIANO: “Tim”; plans undecided. MARY LAURIE GIBBONS: “Laurie”; 9 19 64; First Place Fine Arts Week 2; remembered for being with Kenny all through high school; plans to be a secretary and to get married. CHARLES WILLIAM GOCHNOUR: “Chuck”; 7 15 64; VIC A 3, 4; remembered for loving Tina; plans to become a brick mason or an an architect, and have a happy life with Tina. EDWINA LUCILLE GODWIN: “Winnie”; 12 27 64; AFS 2, 3, Peer Pressure 2, 3, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 (vice-pres.), Band 1, 2, 3, 4, TAD Aide 3, Project Talent Search 3, 4, Homecoming Committee 1, Indian Chant 3, Wi-Hi News 3, 4, Yearbook 2, Wi-Hi Singers 2, 3, 4, SGA 1, 2; remem¬ bered for being short and always talking about La- Monte; plans to go to college and major in accounting and spend the rest of life loving LaMonte. VICKI LYNN GORDY: “Vicki”; 3 2 64; Cross Country 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, AFS 2, Indoor Track 1, Steering Committee 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, All- State Chorus 2, 4, All-County Chorus 3, Third Place Music Fine Arts Week; plans to attend Naval Acade¬ my and study engineering. VONDA KAYE GOSLEE: “Vonda”; 11 26 64; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 3, 4, Young Idealists 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2 (vice-pres.), 3 (pres.), 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (pres.), Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Wicomico Youth Council 2, Md. Distinguished Schol¬ ar, Who’s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents 3, 4, Commended Student, Assembly Monitor 4, Election Committee 2, Sr. Executive Committee 4, Homecoming Court 4; remembered for always hav¬ ing a friend to carry “Stuff” - her 20 pound bag of books; plans to go to college, become a pediatrician, get married, and always look for the best in life. FRANKLIN LEE GOSNELL, JR.: “Lee”; 5 23 64; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; remembered for his smile; plans to go to college. DEAN ALAN GRANT: “Dean”; 8 14 64; remem¬ bered for being so cool; plans to join the U.S.M.C. and then maybe go to college. 20 MARK GORDON GRAVENOR: “Mark”; 2 16 64; Soccer 3, 4, VICA 3, 4; remembered for doing and saying crazy things; plans to join the Ma¬ rines. RICHARD WATSON GRAY, JR.: “Richie”; 2 5 64; Cross Country 2, SGA 1; remembered for always having a good time and being friendly, loving Jill and his orange “bird”, and of course standing on stud row with Billy, Jeff, and Scott; plans to become a pro baseball player and live happily ever after with Jill. SHARON KATHALEEN HAGEN: “Sharon”; 2 29 64; VICA 4; remembered for loving Randy with all of my heart and being good friends with “Shelley B.”; plans to continue to work at Safeway and become a cashier, and to marry Randy Clark and live a happy life together. ERIC ANTHONY HALE: “Tony”; 7 26 63; Art Club 1, 2 (vice-pres.), 3 (pres.), 4, Spanish Club 2, 3 (treasurer), 4 (secretary), Peer Pressure 2, 3, 4, Art Show First Place and Honorable Mention, Microbiolo¬ gy Seminar, Youth Peer Leadership Seminar, Senior Banner Committee; remembered for always talking about B.A.M. with Bruce and having Mr. Burgess, the greatest art teacher around; plans to attend a four year medical program at SSC and eventually go into the animal medical field. JAMES RICHARD HALL: “James”; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Indoor Track 1; plans undecided. MICHAEL NORMAN HALL: “Adam Ant”; 5 21 64; Honor Roll Letter; remembered for his smartness and punk rock music; plans to become a maintenance electrician for Con-Diesel. LAWRENCE SCOTT HAMBLIN: “Mustang Kid”; 7 11 64; VICA 3, 4; remembered for “Mustangs” and being one of the wild bunch; plans to become a mechanic, go to Del-Tech, and drive stock cars. DORETHA ELIZABETH HANDY: “Doe Doe”; 1 3 64; Steering Committee 4, Guidance Aide, Typ¬ ing certificate; remembered for being nice to every¬ one and being in love with Curtis King; plans to go to school and get all of the skills she needs to become a executive secretary in a big business. Mark Gordon Gravenor Sharon Kathaleen Hagen James Richard Hall Lawrence Scott Hamblin Richard Watson Gray, Jr. Eric Anthony Hale Michael Norman Hall Doretha Elizabeth Handy 21 BRYAN JAMES HARRINGTON: 11 16 64; Soc¬ cer 2, 3, 4 (co-capt.), DECA 3, 4 (vice pres.); plans to attend college and become an accountant. AMY DIANE HARRIS: “Amy D”; 1 14 64; French Club 1, Interschool Problems Committee 2, 3, Peer Pressure 2, 3, 4, T.A.D. 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, SGA 1, 2, 3; remembered for her optimism, being assistant to the pres., and her friends Annie M., Sherri B., Davey M., and Teena L.; plans to live a successful and happy life. TAMMI DANIELLE HEDGES: “Tammy”; 8 12 64; Band 1, 2, VICA 3, 4; remembered for being kind and considerate to others and being happy and always smiling; plans to finish cosmetology, be¬ come a hairstylist, and to get married and raise a family. SHERRI LEIGH HENDERSON: 5 17 64; Field Hockey 2, 3, Track Manager 1, 2, AFS 1, 2, Peer Pressure 1, 2, 3, Wi-Hi News 3, 4, Ad Manager 4; remembered for liking Smurfs and always leaving to get ads for the newspaper with Leslie Olsen; plans a career in business and to strengthen her relationship and marry Larry and to always make him as happy as he makes her. CAROLYN LYNN HENNESSEY: “Scarlett”; 8 12 64; Volleyball 3 (VCA), Basketball 3 (VCA), Christian Fellowship 1, 2, Media Runner 1, 2; remem¬ bered for hating U.S. History, making the best subs at L F and loving Robert; plans to go to college and get married. MONICA NADENE HILL: 12 9 64; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Keyettes 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, SGA Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, National Latin Examination- Summa Cum Laude, Gold Medal 1, Magna Cum Laude, Silver Medal 2, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; remem¬ bered for always being somewhere else; plans to keep searching for the very best in life and hope for a better tomorrow. FRANK ROBERT HIMELRIGHT III: “Rob”; 10 20 64; VICA 3, 4; remembered for his shyness, his green Mustang, being one of the wild bunch and being kind and considerate to others; plans to be¬ come an auto mechanic, get married and some day own his own auto shop. FAY RAE HITCHENS: 8 3 64; Peer Pressure 2, 3, AFS 3, VICA 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4; Perfect Attendance Award, Maryland State Skill Olympics 3rd Place Medal; remembered for being quiet and being named after a movie star; plans to become a flight attendant, a tailor and to get married later and live happily. FRANK EDWARD HOGE JR.: 8 4 64; VICA 3, 4; remembered for his red Vega and superficial bur¬ nouts; plans to go to college and pursue the sport of drag racing. GREGORY ALAN HOLT: “Greg”; 1 8 65; Wres tling Manager 1, 2, VICA 3, 4; remembered for arm wrestling in study hall; plans to become a carpenter. RICHARD ALAN HOPPES: “Rick”, “Hoppis”, 1 22 64; Peer Pressure 2; remembered for packing with Mark and being great friends with Connie; plans to attend Salisbury State College and become an accountant. CONSTANCE LOUISE HOPRICH: “Connie”; 12 30 63; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 (co-capt.), Track 1, 2, VICA 3, 4, VICA Representative 3, Homecom¬ ing Court 1, 2, 3, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, Junior- Senior Banquet 3; remembered for not being able to remember what she’s remembered for; plans to be a cosmetologist and marry J.D. RICHARD JOSEPH HORNER: “Rich”; 10 26 63; Football 1; remembered for being so Red at school; plans to be a carpenter and get married. RENEE ELIZABETH HUDSON: “Beulah”; 11 4 64; FBLA 2, Dramatic Reading 3rd Place; re¬ membered for giving the girls at Wi-Hi something to talk about and for being called “Ms. New York” by Oliver; plans to go into the Air Force, become an RN and rank 2nd leiutenant on her way to commander. ROBERT CLYDE HUDSON: “Clyde”; 10 3 64; Boys Basketball Manager 2, 3, Track and Field Man¬ ager 2, Young Idealist Club 2, 3, 4 (public relations and president), AFS 2, FBLA 3 (Historian), DECA 3, Senior Class Steering Committee 4, SGA Representa¬ tive 3, 1st Place Dramatic Reading 3, DECA 3rd Place Income Tax Prep. 3, 2nd Place Parliamentary Proceedures, VICA Parliamentarian, School Service Award 3, V F W -Voice of Democracy 1st Place, Christian Fellowship 3 (Chaplain), French Club 1, 2, Youth Democratic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Media Club 3, Peer Pressure 2; remembered for being friends with almost everyone, his outspokeness and for a crazy sense of humor with a laugh that should be patented; plans to continue his education as a business major and to continue to be a friend of mankind. CHERYL ANN HUNTER: “Sherry”; 9 26 64; re¬ membered for her great smile and nice personality; plans to go into the Air Force Frank Edward Hoge, Jr. Richard Alan Hoppes Richard Joseph Horner Robert Clyde Hudson Gregory Alan Holt Constance Louise Hoprich Cheryl Ann Hunter 23 Daryl Fitzgerald Johnson John Wilbur Jones Thomas Vincent Johnson Patricia Ann Jones Sandra Kay Jones Veronica Ruth Jones GAIL LEIGH HURLEY: “Leedle”; 4 21 64; Hockey 1, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, AFS 1, 2, Peer Pressure 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, SGA Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 2, 3, 4, Middle States Evaluation 2; remembered for always hanging around with Leslie and saying “Alright” and “I’ve got to tell you.”; plans to attend Salisbury State and major in elementary education and do some traveling. DAWN RENEE JACKSON: cided. “Dawn”, Plans unde- DARYL FITZGERALD JOHNSON: “OP Man”; 1 15 64; plans to go into the Armed Services or college. THOMAS VINCENT JOHNSON: 5 12 64; Track 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, School Service Award; remem¬ bered for being the best trombone player; plans to go into the Air Force.. JOHN WILBUR JONES: “Drew”; Indoor Track 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Basketball 3, 2nd place in 400 meter relay in States 3; plans plans to go to the Service and maybe attend college. PATRICIA ANN JONES: “Tricia”; 11 11 63; VICA 3, 4, Band 1, 3rd Place in the Maryland State Cosmetology Association Competition; remembered for her blue eyes, always being so short and her different hairstyle and always being with Shelley; plans to go to school and become a hairstylist. SANDRA KAY JONES: “Sandy”; 1 13 64; Ten¬ nis 4, VICA 4, Medical Services 4, National Latin Examination Award; remembered for being the kirate kid”, her curly hair, and always being with Arlene and Cindy; plans to become a successful phys¬ ical therapist, marry Alan Bradley and live life to it’s fullest. VERONICA RUTH JONES: “Vicky”; 10 18 64; SGA 2nd Vice President 3, SGA Representative 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Committee 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, Children’s Theatre 3, Senior Class Play Crew 4, Christmas Land 1, 3, 4, Vo-Tech Parties 3, 4, Mary¬ land Senate Page 4, Yearbook 2, 3, Prom Committee 4; School Service Award 3; remembered for wild Sunday nights and terrible Monday mornings; plans to go away to college, become a veterinarian and buy a Mercedes Sports Coupe.. 24 PHILLIP EDGAR JOSEPH: “Spanky”; 5 29 62; Track 2; Vica 3; remembered for loving Dobie; Plans: undecided ARLENE MARIAN JUSTICE: “Reds”; 9 25 64; Bandfront (silks) 3, 4 (squad Leader) Peer preasure 2, 3; Remembered for having red hair, her crazy ways and for always being with the gang (Denise, Sandy, Ann, Cindy); Plans to go into the Air Force and study telecommunications and later attend college, marry and live to the fullest. KELLEY LYNN KENDALL: “Kelley”; Plans unde¬ cided. LAURA ANNE KENNEDY: “Laura”; 3 26 64 ; Cross Country 2; Softball 2; Winter-Spring track 3; Volleyball 3; Deca 3, 4; remembered for graduating; Plans to gather her space. MELANIE ANN KEY: “Mel”; 10 7 64; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Wi-Hi News 3, 4 (Assistant Editor-in-Chief); Christmas Land 2; Indian Chant 3; AFS 2; Remembered for hanging around with Sandy and ringing Wi-Hi’s bells in her senior year; Plans to attend college and major in Journalism or Elementary Education. LINDA DENISE KIMES: “Denise”; 10 30 64; Soccer Statistician 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Deca 3, 4; Senior Steering Comm. 4; TAD Music Aide 4; S.G.A. repre¬ sentative 3; Class treasurer 4; Remembered for al¬ ways being with Kevin; Plans to always stay with Kevin. BARBARA ANN KING: 6 4 63; Remembered for working hard to Graduate; Plans undecided. CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM KING: 12 28 64; Vica 3, 4; FFA 2; Remembered for always being Pam Dryden’s side; Plans t o be a plumber and get married to Pam and have a happy family and life. Phillip Edgar Joseph Kelley Lynn Kendall Melanie Ann Key Barbara Ann King Arlene Marian Justice Linda Denise Kimes Denise Eileen King Russell James Knapp Karla Jean Lane Darlene Louise Lattimore Edward Arnold Kirkman, Jr. Cynthia Lynn Laird Kelli Sue Lankford Sandra Jean Layton DENISE EILEEN KING: “Niecy”; 5 11 64; Re¬ membered for being a student from Wicomico Senior High; Plans undecided. EDWARD ARNOLD KIRKMAN JR.: “Eddie”; 9 17 64; Football 2, (Capt.) 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Vica 3, 4; Football All- Bayside Conference 4; Re¬ membered for his 57 “Wi-Hi” Blue Ford; Plans to do the best in the job he may have. RUSSELL JAMES KNAPP: “Captain Caveman”; 10 9 64; Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Indoor Track 4; Deca 3, 4, (Parliamentarian); 2nd place award at Deca Competition 3; Remembered for thinking about nothing but Sandy; Plans to attend college and keep Sandy happy. CYNTHIA LYNN LAIRD: “Cindy”; 9 12 64; Me¬ dia Club 3, 4; Office Aide 1; Peer Pressure 2; Jr Sr Banquet Committee 3; Senior Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Remem¬ bered for being Donna’s best friend since Junior High and always being seen with her and the gang; Plans to marry Billy and be a secretary. KARLA JEAN LANE: “Karla”; 5 12 64; Field Hockey 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Wi-Hi News 3, 4; Latin Club 4; Who’s Who in Music, All Shore Band 2, 3, 4; State Solo Ensemble 2, 3; Who’s Who in American High School Students 3; Tennis MVP 3; Christmas Land 3, 4; Remembered for tearing up the town with Terri, having two black brothers, a twin sister, and Muluckywup Power!! Plans to go to College Park and major in Pharmacy and to live and love life to the fullest. KELLI SUE LANKFORD: “Kelli”; 5 13 64; Hon¬ or Society 2, 3, Historian 4 Treasurer; Wi-Hi News 3, 4 (Editor-in-Chief); French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Indian Chant 3; Prom Comm. 4; Health Advisory Comm. 4; Christmas Land 3, 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 3; Remembered for being a terror with a hair brush, loving Brian May, being Karla’s twin and having Muluckywup Power; Plans to go to Col¬ lege Park and Major in either Journalism or Comput¬ er Science; DARLENE LOUISE LATTIMORE: “Darlene”; 8 30 64; Deca 3, 4; Vica 3, 4; Remembered for always being around Kelley; Plans to work and enjoy life then someday get married and have a family; 26 SANDRA JEAN LAYTON: “Sandy”; 11 26 64; Baseball Mgr. 2; Vica 3, 4; Yearbook 2; Class Secre¬ tary 2; Class Treasure 3; certificate for Participation in Vica U.S. Skill Olympics; Remembered for always being seen with Lori Mills and writing letters to Lisa during class; Plans to own and manage a salon and someday marry that one special guy. SHARON DENISE LEATHERBURY: “Sharon”; 3 9 64; FBLA 2; Remembered for having a warm personality and making everyone smile and having a bright spirit; Plans to attend college and get a busi¬ ness education, a very good secretarial job in a very good firm and later on get married and have a nice family. JOON WHAN LEE: “Joon”; Plans undecided. MICHAEL ALAN LEWIS: “Mike”; Plans undecid¬ ed. THOMAS ALAN LEWIS: “Tiger Tom”; 11 16 64; Football (Mgr) 1; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Who’s Who among High School Students 3; Remembered for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, always doing the unexpected and attend¬ ing parties; Plans to attend college or the Air Force ROTC. SANDRA KAYE LINDNER: “Sandie”; 9 12 64; AFS 1, 2; S.G.A Representative 1, 2; Remembered for “Losing Grip” with L.S.; and hating cold weather; Plans to live in a warm climate and eventually go to school. CRAIG ALAN LONG: “Craig”; Plans undecided. VALERIE DALE MACON: “Whiffle”; 12 29 64; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 2; French Club 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; 2nd place award for Art Watercolor 3; Remembered for always being late to Yearbook Class; Plans undecided. CHRISTINE ANN MADDEN: “Crash”; 9 26 64; 1st place award school Science Fair; 3rd place award County Science Fair 1; Who’s Who among High School Students 3; Remembered for hanging around Tammy, Tammy T., and Holly, doing the unexpected thing, when she felt like doing it. Sharon Denise Leatherbury Michael Alan Lewis Sandra Kaye Lindner Valerie Dale Macon Joon Whan Lee Thomas Alan Lewis Craig Alan Long Christine Ann Madden 27 Jeffrey Alan Malcom David Ronald Malone Traci Lynn Maloof Kenneth Lynn Mahan Todd Andrew Matsatsos Angela Elizabeth McGill Roben Lynn McGriff K ENNETH LYNN MAHAN: “Lynn”; 12 10 64; J.V. Basketball (2, 3, 4; (Stats) Basketball 2, 3, 4 (Stats); Boy’s Tennis 2, 3 (Stats) 4 (player); National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Who’s Who among American High School Students 4; Maryland Academy of Sciences SSC Seminars 3; Office Aide 2; Christmasland 2; Remembered for being one of, if not the only Kiss fan at Wi-Hi, putting up with Tom¬ my Lewis. Plans to attend SSC then College Park, study Political Science to become a Lawyer, Judge, or Politician, become filthy rich, then live an upper class life and help less fortunate people to live better. JEFFREY ALAN MALCOM: “Malcom”; 1 10 64; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt); Soccer 3, 4 (Capt); Football 1; 3rd place in state Wrestling 2; 2nd place in state Wrestling 3; S.G.A. Representative 1, 2; Most valuable Wrestler- Seaford Tourney 3, 4; Outstanding Athlete All Sports night 3; Plans to be af top notch Electrician and marry the girl of his dreams. DAVID RONALD MALONE: “Slick”; 1 8 64; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Peer Pressure 2, 3, 4; Golf team MVP; 3rd place in Art Show; Physical Geography Seminar; Youth Peer Leadership Seminars; Remembered for doing only one project in art class all year and for talking about hunting all the time; Plans to attend college and afterwards become the world’s greatest duck hunter. TRACI LYNN MALOOF: “Traci”; 5 7 64; Track and Field 1; Field Hockey 4; Volleyball 1; S.G.A 4; Ski Club 1, 2; FAS 3; Who’s Who in American High School Students 3; Plans to major in Medicine and become a doctor. TODD ANDREW MATSATSOS: “Tod”; 10 5 64; Plans to live a decent life. ANTHONY LEE McCOY: “Anthony” 7 3 64; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Wi-Hi News 3, 4 (Sports Editor). Plans to go into Air Force. ANGELA ELIZABETH McGILL: “Angel”; 10 6 64; Softball 1, 4; Cross Country 1 (Mgr); Typ¬ ing 1, 2, and Accounting Certificates. Remembered for always striving for the best, loving John Jones, and for being mommie’s pearl. Plans to go into the Navy and major in Business administration for about 4 years. ROBEN LYNN McGRIFF: “Pinkey”; Plans unde¬ cided. WILLIAM GRANT McINTYRE: “Grant”; 9 5 64; 28 Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Wi-Hi Singers 1, 3; Unknown Quartet 3; Concert Choir Historian 2, Concert Choir Secretary-Treasure 3; Concert Choir President 4; Remembered for always being late, always singing, and being a fan of “Rocky Horror”. Plans to attend Tusculum College and ma¬ jor in Gerontology, maybe someday own a nursing home. ALEXANDER MCKENZIE: “Alex”; Remembered for being suspended for running down the hall. Plans to be President of USA. LISA NANCENE MEARS: “Lisa”; 5 17 64; Year¬ book 3; Christmas Land 4; Remembered for her smile, “Dimples” and always trying to get into some kind of crazy trouble. Plans to attend SSC and major in accounting also to live and spend a great life with Rich Horner. ANN GLENA MEILHAMMER: “Annie M”; 2 22 64; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 Senior Steering Comm. 4; Assembly Monitor 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Indian Chant 3; Easter Party-Vo Tech 2, 3; Christ- masland 2, 3, 4; Peer Pressure 2, 3, 4; AFS 2, 3; Intra-school Problems Comm. 2, 3, 4; Safety Comm. 2, 3; Dance Comm. 2, 3, 4; S.G.A Representative 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Sec. 1; Class Pres. 2, 3, 4; School Service Award 2, 3; Remembered for “Cloropho- bia”, Loving Brad and always being with Sherry B. and Amy D. Plans to Attend Hood Coll., major in Political Science and become a Wallstreet Wizard. JEFFERY WILLIAM MIDDLETON: “Jeff”; 2 14 64; Tennis 3; Student Government President 4; Christmasland Co-Chairman 4; Constitution Comm. Chairman 4; School Representative to the Board of Education 4; School Representive to Wico¬ mico County Jail Advisory Comm. 4; S.G.A. Repre¬ sentive 4; Remembered for never attending classes; Plans to study Horticulture or Law. LORI ANNE MILLS: “Reese”; 4 10 64; Vo-Tech Cosmetolgy 3, 4; Vica 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3; Remem¬ bered for blue eyes and always talking about Bert. Plans to finish up Cosmetology and become a hair stylist and spend the rest of life with Bert. DAVID LAWRENCE MORENO: “David”; 6 5 64; Cross Country 2, 3; Track and Field 2; Indoor Track 2; Christmasland 3, 4; Steering Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 4; Junior Senior Banquet 3; Fresh¬ man Class Treasurer; Senior Class Secretary; Plans to attend college and major in Forestry. OLIVER RICHARD MORRIS: “Oliver”; 1 18 64; William Grant McIntyre Lisa Nancene Mears Jeffery William Middleton Alexander McKenzie Ann Glena Meilhammer V David Lawrence Moreno Oliver Richard Morris 29 Patrick Garnell Morris Edwin Lee Moss Christopher Alan Mulford Roy Allen Robert Morton Delores Ann Moye Deborah Ann Murray Basketball 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Remembered for being “cool”, a great dancer and Trumpet Player, and always having a lot of young ladies. Plans to go into the Airline Service. PATRICK GARNELL MORRIS: “Julius”; 12 21 64; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Soccer 2; Art Club 2; Media Club 3; Remembered for being a great lover and wonderful person; Plans to attend Towson State and major in Journalism Communications. ROY ALLEN ROBERT MORTON: “Caveman”; 2 17 63; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Medal for Achieve¬ ment 3; Remembered for being talkative and getting along with others and going with Melanie. Plans to start working in the Construction Field, get married and start a family. EDWIN LEE MOSS: “Moss”; 8 21 64; Indoor Track 3, 4; Spring Track 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Young Idealist 4; Remembered for having a Rap on the side; Plans To join the Army. DELORES ANN MOYE: “Delores”; Plans undecid¬ ed. CHRISTOPHER ALAN MULFORD: “Sci-Fi”; 10 26 64; AFS 2, 3; Peer Pressure 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Remembered for listen¬ ing to Led Zeppelin and always being late to class. Plans to make his debut on Broadway or become a Computer Programmer. DEBORAH ANN MURRAY: “Debi”; 9 24 64; Cheerleading 2, 3; Float Comm. 1, 2; Yearbook 3; Prom Comm. 4; Christmasland 1, 2; Remembered for always being with Robyn and never coming to school on Mondays. Plans to attend college and be¬ come an X-Ray Tech, and then get married and lead a very happy life with Robyn. ELLEN JEANETTE NASH: “Blonde” 3 4 62; Peer Pressure 2, 3; Art Club 3; Deca 4; Remembered for always being a hard worker. Plans to become a Flight Attendant and in later years tie the knot. DAVID NORRIS NEAL: “David”; 9 28 64; AFS 2, 3; Media Club 1; S.G.A. Representative 1, 2, 3; Prom Comm. 4; Remembered for working at Ponzet- ti’s and being a Race Car Driver. Plans to Graduate, get rich, live it up, get married then move to Texas. Ellen Jeanette Nash David Norris Neal GARY GLEN NORTH: “Gary”; Plans undecided; LESLIE DIEDRE OLSON: “Leslie”; 6 27 64; AFS 2; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 3; Wi-Hi News 3, 4; Christmasland 2; Plans to attend college. CLEAESTHER MARIE PALMER: “Clea”; 11 10 64; Deca 3, 4; Remembered for being quiet and most of the time by herself; Plans to take care of her baby and attend Wor-Wic Tech and study Secre¬ tarial Sciences then Nursing. CHARLENE ELIZABETH PARKER: “Charlene”; 4 8 64; Softball 2; Color Guard 2, 3; Art Club 1; Vica 4; S.G.A. Representive 1; Remembered for al¬ ways having something funny to say and making peo¬ ple smile. Plans to live a good life-her, Dan, and the baby, attend U.M.E.S. and take up Food Technology. STEWART PARROTT: “Stewart”; Plans undecid¬ ed. HARRY BRENT PARSONS: “Brent”; 6 19 64; Remembered for spacing out in class and loving to party; Plans to go to college and later become a pilot. JACQUELINE PHIPPIN: “Jackie”; 4 29 64; Re¬ membered for always hanging around with Jill and always helping out Miss Miller and Mrs. Main. Plans to attend college, maybe get married, have kids and live a successful life. LORRIE ANN PHIPPIN: “Lorrie”; 10 27 61; Color Guard 2; Remembered for being the oldest in the Senior Class of 82; Plans to live a successful and happy life. Stewart Parrott Jacqueline Phippin Charlene Elizabeth Parker Harry Brent Parsons Lorrie Ann Phippin 31 Julie Fay Pruitt Curtis Wayne Pusey 32 Danette Cheryl Postley Keith Eric Prushansky Douglas Lee Purnell Howard Homer Pusey JILL RENEE PIERSON: “Jill”; 4 18 64; Concert Choir 4, Senior Class Play 4; remembered for being so short and quiet, but her closer friends know differ¬ ent; plans to get a secretarial job after graduating. DANNETTE CHERYL POSTLEY: “Cheryl”; 11 3 64; Field Hockey 1 (capt.), 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, SGA 1, 2; remembered for always looking up to the “Big Guy” and for loving the one who loves her; plans to become an airline stewardess and travel all over the world. JULIE FAY PRUITT: “Julie”; 2 6 63; Spanish Club 1, 2 (sec. and treas.); remembered for her kind¬ ness, blue eyes, helping others, being crazy, and al¬ ways being a good friend to Skinny; plans to get married to Bert Wagner the day after graduation. KEITH ERIC PRUSHANSKY: “Keith”; 9 18 63; Media Runners 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4; re¬ membered for not wanting to be remembered; plans to go to Lackland Air Force Base to become a securi¬ ty specialist. DAWN MICHELE PUMPHREY: “Dawn”, 9 8 64; French Club 1; remembered for being quiet and driving a blue and white Cobra II; plans to go into computer technology and to someday get married and have a family. DOUGLAS LEE PURNELL: “Doug”; 3 17 64; Basketball Manager 3, 4, Campus Productions 3k, VTR Club 3, 4, Yearbook 3, Media Club 3, 4, SGA 1, 2, Media Club Award; remembered for always being in the Media Center and talking to everyone he met; plans to join the Air Force and learn to fly planes. CURTIS WAYNE PUSEY: “Curt”; 6 24 64; FFA 1, 2, VICA 3, 4 (rep.), Carpentry I II 3, 4; remem¬ bered for loving Fay and always being with her; plans to eventually marry Fay and go into the Marines. HOWARD HOMER PUSEY: “Howard”; 2 1 64; Cross Country 4, AFS 2, 3; plans to go to college and become rich and famous. ROSANA DELARCO RAMOS: “Ho”; 6 2 64; AFS 4; Math Team 4; remembered for being the AFS student from Brazil; plans to go back to her country to study computers. SHIRRITA LAVETTE REED: ‘Half Pint”; 5 7 64; Choir; remembered for being herself, loving Deprece, and also A.L.; plans to raise her son the best she can and later join the military. JEFFERY ALAN REDDISH: “Noodle”; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 (co-capt), Baseball 1, 2, Tennis 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, SGA 2, 3, 4, Player Of The Year (Football) 4; remembered for being head of “stud row” and his great sense of humor; plans to become an aeronautics engineer and maybe join the Air Force. DONNA LYNN REVEL: “Dr. Reb”; 9 27 64; Cross Country 2, 3, 4 (co-capt.), Basketball 2, 3, 4 (co-capt.), Softball 1, 2, 3, Media Club 2, 3, Varsity Club 4, remembered for being a boot sister, for jam¬ ming during basketball practice, for getting the most screamin’ demons from “Stan”, and always getting in trouble with Susan (Twig) in Mrs. Parson’s class; plans to be a volunteer fire “person” then maybe move on to a paramedic and if that doesn’t work out, either become a secretary or go to college. DARRYL DEAN RHOCK: Reds”; 3 21 64; In¬ door Track 4, Outdoor Track 4; remembered for always having a good time at Wi-Hi; plans undecided. WILLARD LEON RICHARDSON: Plans undecid ed CHARLES BENJAMIN RIDDICK, JR.: “C.B.”; 7 21 64; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Indian Chant 3; remem¬ bered for his extensive utilization of the English vo¬ cabulary, his dazzling charm, waggish repartee, great looks, many talents, and being modest about it all; plans to attend Brigham Young University in Utah, major in Business Management, go into stone mason¬ ry, and get married and have two kids. EVELYN ANITA ROBINSON: “Big E”; 9 5 64; Basketball 2, 3 (capt.), 4 (capt.), Track 3, Volleyball 1, 4, Softball 1 (Pocomoke); remembered for always smiling, willing to help others, being friendly and honest, making people laugh, and for the great ef¬ forts put into sports; plans to take a trip to Hawaii, maybe get married, have a family, and become a teacher of the retarded and slow. Rosana Delarco Ramos Jeffrey Alan Reddish Darryl Dean Rhock Charles Benjamin Riddick, Jr. Donna Lynn Revel Willard Leon Richardson Laura Ann Rogan Craig Robert Savage Shawn Maria Schoolfield Terri Lynn Scott Michael Raymond Sapp David Harry Schanfelter Robert Ernest Schwenk Patti Jo Seward LAURA ANN ROGAN: “Laura”; 11 19 64; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 (capt.), Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, AFS 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, Pony Club 3, Peer Pressure 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Maryland Girls’ State 3; remembered for her love of animals and Neil Young and always being with Nancy; plans to attend college and live life to the fullest. MICHAEL RAYMOND SAPP: “Sapp”; 9 17 64; Wrestling 2, 3, Football Manager 2; remembered for talking alot but never saying anything; plans to get rich and retire before he is 30. CRAIG ROBERT SAVAGE: “Craig”; 3 8 64; Soccer 1; remembered for being the “race car driv¬ er”; plans to get a permanent job and make money. DAVID HARRY SCHANFELTER: “Dave”; 10 22 64; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, DECA 3, VICA 4, Photography 1, 2, 3, 4; remembered for forgetting to go to class and giving teachers a hard time; plans undecided. SHAWN MARIA SCHOOLFIELD: “Buttons”; 1 9 64; Century 21 Typewriting; remembered for her smile and personality; plans to become an ac¬ countant or a legal secretary at Prudential Life Insur¬ ance in Pennsylvania, and attend Central Pennsylva¬ nia Business School. ROBERT ERNEST SCHWENK: “Twinkie”; 1 5 64; Wi-Hi News 3, 4 (feature editor), Drama Club 3, 4, Indian Chant Editorial Staff; remembered for not remembering, and not so well timed sarcasm; plans to go to college and major in English. TERRI LYNN SCOTT: “Terri”; 2 29 64; Band 1, 2 (quartermaster), 3, 4 (librarian), AFS 2, 3, Christ- masland 3, 4, Latin Club 4; remembered for terroriz¬ ing the town with Karla and for always laughing at something; plans to attend Wor-Wic-Tech and be¬ come an obstetric nurse. PATTI JO SEWARD: “Patti”; 4 20 64; National Honor Society 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Color Guard 2, Excellence in French Award 2, 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; remembered for loving Steve, “pigging out” at lunch and still weighing under 100 pounds, and hanging around Sharen; plans to attend SSC, major in elementary education, and marry Steve Thomas. PHILIP AUSTIN SHAFER: “Hermann’; 8 31 64; Band 1, 2, 3 (asst. Mgr.), 4 (mgr.), Choir 2, Wi-Hi 34 Singers 1, 2, 3, Math Team 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4 (treasurer); plans to attend College Park and study computer engineering. LORI ANNE SHELTON: ‘‘Lori”; 6 2 64; Band 1, 2, 3, AFS 1, 2, SGA 2; remembered for always “losing grip” with S.L.; plans to get out of Salisbury (Quick!) and live where its warm year round. STEPHON LEWIS SHIVERS: “Steve”; 3 27 62; remembered for keeping his cool; plans to become a truck driver and family man. DEBORAH LOUISE SILAR: “Silly Silar”; 8 24 64; Hockey 1 (Pennsylvania), Cheerleading 1, 2, 3 (capt.) (Pennsylvania), Cheerleading 4 (Wi-Hi), Honor Society 1, Ski Club 1, 2, 3 (Pennsylvania), VICA 4 (Wi-Hi); remembered for being the new girl in school, and ask any cheerleader about her driving abilities; plans to become a surgical scrub nurse, live a happy life, and marry that special someone. JAMI LORRAINE SIMMS: “Jami”; 3 9 64; Art Club 1, Wi-Hi News Staff 3, Yearbook 3, 4, VICA 4 Christmasland 4, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 4, SGA 2; remembered for always saying “Hey Girl”, staying almost every Saturday with Mi¬ chele, Barbi, and guest, and for being the happiest she’s ever been with Steve; plans to attend SSC, major in nursing, and to someday marry Steve and keep their love growing stronger every day. BRUCE WAYNE SINGLETON: “Bruce”; 7 1 63; remembered for always having a good time, and fooling around with the women; plans to go to work and maybe share an apartment with a friend. LISA CAROL SMITH: “Schmitty”; 12 13 64; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 1, VICA 4, Christ¬ masland 2, 4, Homecoming Court 1; remembered for being so short, loving Jeff, being so spastic on Fri¬ days, and being Monica Bowden’s look-alike; plans to attend SSC, become a nurse, marry Jeff Parker, and live a happy life together. SHERRI KAY SMITH: “Sherri”; 4 12 64: Honor Society 2, 3, 4 (pres.), French Club 1, 2 (vice-pres.), 3, 4 (pres.), Band 1, 2, Dance Committee 3, 4, Home¬ coming Committee Chairman 4, SGA doughnut sales 3, 4, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4, Girls’ State 3, Maryland Distinguished Scholar 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, National Merit Commended Student 3; remem¬ bered for being forgotten; plans to leave her mark on this earth. Jami Lorraine Simms Lisa Carol Smith Lori Anne Shelton Deborah Louise Silar Bruce Wayne Singleton Sherri Kay Smith 35 Teena Louise Smith James Darren Starns James Lynnel Stewart William Richard Taylor Samuel Curtis Smullen Susan Marie Steelman Tammy Carol Sweet Paul Douglas Teaman TEENA LOUISE SMITH: “Smiff”; 10 22 64; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 (capt.), Softball 2, 3, 4 (capt.), Wrestling Statistician 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Class Play 4, Children’s Theater 3, SGA 1, School Service Award 3, National Speech and Drama Award; remembered for being short and coming to yearbook class “every once in a while”; plans to attend SSC and major in Physical Education. SAMUEL CURTIS SMULLEN: “Sam”; 7 23 63; remembered for making it through senior high in 4 years; plans to someday be a good auto mechanic. JAMES DARREN STARNS: decided. ‘Darren”; plans un- SUSAN MARIE STEELMAN: “Susan”; 5 16 64; Track and Field 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Peer Pressure 2, 3, 4, AFS 2, 3, 4, VICA 4, Home Ec 1, 2, Art Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, Medical Services 4, SGA 4, Sophomore Class Treasurer 2, Christmasland 4, Senior Class Play (make-up) 4, First Place in Skill Olympics 4, Third Place Job Interview 4; remembered for Terri Scott making her wear a big head and overalls on slave day, and always talking about all the gory details she saw in the Emergency Room in Medical Services: plans to live it up this summer, then hit the books again to become a nurse’s practitioner. JAMES LYNNEL STEWART: “Prep”; 7 15 64; Football Mgr. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Young Idealists 1, 2, Photography Club 1, Vo-Tech Easter Party 4, Yearbook 4, SGA 4; remembered for being a gentleman and a scholar; plans to go to college and major in political science or business law. TAMMY CAROL SWEET: “Tammy”; 1 13 64; AFS 2, Photography Club 2, DECA 3, 4 (sec.), Fir st Place in Food Services, Fourth Place in Income Tax in DECA Regionals 3; remembered for loving to be with friends, her Camaro always breaking or falling apart, and always being on a diet; plans undecided. WILLIAM RICHARD TAYLOR: “Billy Jack”; 10 2 63; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, DECA 1, 2; remembered for standing on stud row; plans on attending technical school to get a degree in management. PAUL DOUGLAS TEAMAN: “Paul”; 12 31 63; Cross Country 4, DECA 3, 4; remembered for having “the meanest 4 cylinder”; plans to become a truck driver and drive all over the U.S. 36 STEVEN THOMAS: “Steve”; plans undecided. SHAW ANN A ROSELYN TILGHMAN: “Shawanna”; 1 29 65; DE 1 3, Peer Pressure 3, FBLA 3; plans to go into the business field. MARK VIRGIL TOWNSEND: Mark”; 9 11 64; V1CA 3, 4; remembered for telling everyone to “catch him in concert” when he makes it big, and being with Crystal; plans to be a wealthy plumber until the big break comes as a southern rock guitarist. TAMMIE LYNN TRADER: “Tammy”; 10 10 64; AFS 1, 2, 3, French 2, Yearbook 4, Prom Committee 4; remembered for always being with Jody and hav¬ ing fun in high school; plans to attend college, marry Jody, and live life to the fullest. CHRISTINE ELNOR TRAVIS: “Burntness”; 8 10 64; VICA 3, 4 (hist.), State VIC A Leader Award 4; remembered for takin’ every day easy, and for being the other half of madness and burntness; plans to make lots of money as a programmer to buy a van to go across country. JOHN BARRY TRAVIS: “Barry”; plans undecid¬ ed. RUTH ANNE TRIBBITT: “Ruth”; 1 17 64; Wi-Hi Dancers 1, Band 1, 2, Jazz Ensemble 1, Spanish Club 1, 2 (pres.), Christmasland 2, 4, AFS 2, 3, 4, SGA 2, Peer Pressure 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Speech and Drama 3, 4, VICA 3, VICA Award 3, First Place in Public Speaking 3, Fine Arts Honorable Mention 1, Music Award 2, Solo Ensemble Award 2; remem¬ bered for loving theater, being friendly, and trying to tell good jokes; plans to major in accounting and computer science at SSC. JENNIFER LEIGH TRIVITS: “Jennie”; 3 23 64; Softball 2, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 (capt.), SGA 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Class President 1, School Service Award, Homecoming Court 2, Presidential Class¬ room 4; remembered for never having any fingernails or treads on her tires; plans to attend college and major in elementary education. Steven Thomas Mark Virgil Townsend Christine Elnor Travis Ruth Anne Tribbitt Shawanna Roselyn Tilghman Tammi Lynn Trader John Barry Travis Jennifer Leigh Trivits 37 Michael Bruce Trivits Tammy Sue Truitt Holly Ann Tschop David Bruce Twilley, Jr. 38 Joseph Eli Trower Wendy Lynn Truitt Sheila Yvette Turner Cynthia Ann Walker MICHAEL BRUCE TRIVITS: “Mike”; 9 9 Plans undecided. JOSEPH ELI TROWER: Plans undecided TAMMY SUE TRUITT: 12 3 63; Color Guard 2, Concert Choir 2; remembered for her and M being the dizziest couple in school; plans to fine good steady job, getting away from Salisbury, me ing new people and seeing new things. WENDY LYNN TRUITT: “Wen Tru”; 11 20 6 Band Front 1, 2, 3 (Capt.), Christmasland 4; remei bered for always being with Sherwood and hangii around the best; plans to attend Wor-Wic Tech, m joring in Secretarial Skills, and to marry Sherwood Dryden, Jr. HOLLY ANN TSCHOP: “Holly”; 1 16 6- French Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2, AFS 2, Photograph 1, 2, DECA 3, 4, SGA Rep. 3, Honorable Mentic “oil and acrylic” 3; remembered for always having place in her heart for the people special to he dragracing and “her Chevelle”; plans to continu dragracing, further her education, travel a lot, have lot of fun and eventually settle down. SHEILA YVETTE TURNER: “Missy”; 5 23 63 Indoor Track 1, 4, Field Hockey 2, Track 4, Younj Idealists 2, Peer Pressure 2, Art Club 2, SGA Rep. 2 3; remembered for her smile, looks, and attitude plans to get married 6 5 82, go to Germany with he: husband and kids, and to attend Georgia State Uni versity. DAVID BRUCE TWILLEY, JR.: 9 9 64; DECA 3, 4; remembered for being a quiet person except when arguing with Susan; plans to join the Navy and to always be with Susan. CYNTHIA ANN WALKER: “Cindy”; 8 25 64; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, VICA 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Guidance Aide 2, Medical Services 4, Best Drum Major 4; remembered for always smiling and playing the trombone in the band; plans a career in speech pathology, to marry and have a small family PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING BRUCE DUANE WILLEY: 11 21 64; VICA 1, 2; remembered for his white Monte Carlo and being one of the wild bunch; plans to join the Army or go into racing. MICHAEL ALLEN WILLEY: 10 4 64; remem¬ bered for being crazy at everything, mostly driving; plans to be the best mechanic in town. YVETTE MELVENE WILLIAMS: 6 25 64; Vo Tech Data Processing 3; remembered for always smiling and being one of Mr. Kjeldson s best students, plans to go to college, become a CPA and, in a few years get married. TROY WILLIAM WILSON: 10 17 62; Track 1, 3; plans to enter the service. SHIR LYNN WINDER: “Shirl”; 10 7 64; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 3, 4, Field Hockey 4, Young Idealists 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Vice- Pres. 2, Secretary 3, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Yearbook 4, VoTech Easter Party 3, SGA 2, 3; remembered for being a nice quiet young lady and loving Richard Johnson, and for being stuck in the Yearbook room; plans to attend UMBC or Bowie, major in Business Adminis¬ tration and become an executive secretary. JUANITA OLIVIA WRIGHT: “Neet”; 4 8 64; Basketball 1, Softball 2, FBLA 1, 2, 3, Drama 2, 3; remembered for always being happy and smiling, plans to attend Del. Tech. Community College and become an 18 wheeler truckdriver. JULIE LYNN WRIGHT: “Madness”; 3 7 64; In¬ door Track 1, Track 1, VICA 3, 4, Reporter 3, 4, SGA Rep. 1, 2, VICA Leadership Award 3, 4, Citi¬ zenship Award 4; remembered for always being with “Burntness”, for her extremely radical ways and in¬ credible love of partying; plans to go to college and become a writer and to one day build the ultimate race car. CARLA YVETTE YOUNG: “Giggles”; 12 4 63; Field Hockey 4, Indoor Track 4, Track 4, Upward Bound 2, 3, 4; remembered for always having a smile and making everyone laugh ; plans to join the Navy, go to college, become a computer programmer and travel all around the world. Bruce Duane Willey Julie Lynn Wright Michael Allen Willey Troy William Wilson Juanita Olivia Wright Kenneth Godfrey Younger Michael Ann Zimmerman KENNETH GODFREY YOUNGER: “Bebo”; 11 28 62; Soccer 2, 4; remembered for being easy with the ladies and cool with the fellows; plans to graduate, get a job, get a car and share his life with a nice young lady. MICHAEL ANN ZIMMERMAN: “Miggle”; 10 2 64; Cheerleading 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Wi-Hi Singers 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, VoTech Easter Party 3, 4, Chairman 4, Christmas- lan d 3, 4, SGA Rep 1, 2, 3, All-Shore Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 2, All-Eastern Chorus 3, Who’s Who in Music 3, 4, Who’s Who in American High School Students 3, America’s Outstanding Names and Faces 3; remembered for loving Jeff with all her heart; plans to go to college, major in the arts or to become a medical technician and, of course, to marry Jeff Middleton. GARY KEVIN KEYES: “Flame; 7 4 63; Wrestling 3, 4; plans to join the Marine Corps. Gary Kevin Keyes CAMERA SHY Carlton Adkins Margie Allen Kevin Bingham Mike Bullock Robert Budnichuk Brian Colonna David Cunningham Doug Everett Norman Farlow Tony Graham Donna Hahner Brian Herrle Doris Jones Glen LeCato Irvin Morris Heather Radcliffe Joel Roache Sonia Tawes Terry Thomas Jackson Turner Sharon Ward Terri Vest 42 BACCALAUREATE ±T y yxuu Ana jJJ rr an to vxa . v � - ' ' ' ' V- j- j ‘ ■r. 1 v « r C :y«xy Wv§ z Y tr ” ' Va . rf V vA «, UJjLtaX ' 44 Stairway Cl MSS r 7 - Y-A £ £ n 06 0 4 yffrti th. flST ' VJ £ KJB— ' , C tu JU-cL K _ _ p- A, cf • c r A - Cy -f ■; ' V L VXJ _ y A r rJs A a AkMu ,? 4 qjoWi, -rtloA V -A A % if rjhf CD® aV ylcv ' A Jhz tc(A : • Scdtt K M8£ft fc Ctt Cnc f yV 1 ' 1 IV ; %t - ' C ,j( ¥iS 3 « 45 OTHER AWARD WINNERS: Class Clown-Robert Hudson and Carla Young, Most Talkative — Robert Hudson and Robin McGriff, Quietest — David Malone and Susan Ennis, Longest Hair —Greg Anderson and Michael Ann Zimmerman, Bookworm — Vonda Goslee and Phil Shafer, G.I. Jane —Sheila Wilkins, Male Chauvinist — Robert Schwenk, Best Personality — Jami Simms, Most Spirited — Dean White and Jennie Tri- vits, Prettiest Smile —Darryl Johnson and Jennie Trivits, Jock and Jockette — Tony Bateman and Donna Revel, Green Giant —Gary Keyes and Chris Madden, Little Sprout — Rich Horner and Tricia Jones, Coolest — Oliver Morris and Wanda Evans Best Dressed Olive: iver t orris and T I - SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September of 1978, we the class of 1982, entered Wicomico Senior High School with mixed feelings of both fe, and excitement. Our first taste of high school life came with the election of our freshman class officers: Jennie Trivit president; Susan Montgomery, vice president; Ann Meilhammer, secretary; and David Malone, treasurer. We the entered our first senior fair with a sand dip with hopes of raising enough money for our homecoming float. With tf money, we built our first float entitled “Mickey Marches Wi-Hi to Victory”. Mickey won us a proud place finish ar homecoming attendants Connie Hoprich and Lisa Smith made us even more proud to be freshmen. With guidance froi our advisors Mrs. Elmore and Mr. Majors, we began our first and very successful money maker, the M M sales. At A Sports Night, we pulled out a last place finish due to lack of participation. As the year ended we were ready to move c to an even better sophomore year. Our Sophomore class officers were: Ann Meilhammer, president; Leigh Hurley, vice president; Sandy Laytoi secretary; and Susan Steelman, treasurer. Our advisors were Mrs. J. Jones and Mr. Blankenship. At the senior fair w had our unforgettable shaving cream booth which brought us money and a big mess! Our homecoming float “Wi-F Takes the Gold” brought us a first place finish and our homecoming attendants were Jennie Trivits and Conni Hoprich. At All Sports Night, we did a little better with a third place finish. Sophomore fund raisers included bake sales slave day and a donation day. Our important Junior year started off with electing our class officers: Ann Meilhammer, president; Leigh Hurley, vie president; Jill Nock, secretary; and Sandy Layton, treasurer. This year we knew we had to make a lot of money for w had the junior Senior Banquet to hold in the spring. Our advisors, Mr. Cross and Miss Stephenson helped u tremendously in making the needed money. At the senior fair we had a balloon burst and a disappointing Junior floa “It’s No Lie Wi-Hi 1” brought us a last place finish. Our homecoming attendants, Connie Hoprich and Lisa Whib made up for the disappointing float. As a fund raiser we sold candy sticks which made us all the money needed to pu on a very successful Junior Senior Banquet. In March we won a second place finish at All Sports Night. Also in th spring, we started to order our class rings which made us realize our senior year was not far away. To start things off, we elected our senior class officers: Ann Meilhammer, president; Leigh Hurley, vice president Denise Kimes, treasurer; David Moreno, secretary; and Barbi Beach, historian. In August we had our senior portrait: taken and by December we were swapping photos with fellow seniors. This year, for our last homecoming, we mad banners instead of the traditional floats. Our banner, with Humpty Dumpty as our main character, using the Nursery Rhyme theme, won first place. Our homecoming attendants were Vonda Goslee and Lisa White and Monica Bowder was our 1982 Homecoming queen. Next we had the Senior Fair to handle. We soon found out that being in charge of ii wasn’t as easy as we had expected! Nevertheless, we still made some money and had a lot of fun doing it. In Novembei we started our biggest money maker - the candy bar sales, with help from our advisors, Mrs. Cox, Mr. Underwood anc Mr. Burgess. This went over very well as we made the necessary money for our upcoming prom. All Sports Night was held in March and we proudly took home the first place trophy. In early April our announcements and namecards came in. We all realized our graduation was almost here. Also in April, we were given a wonderful Junior Senior Banquet by the Juniors and class awards were given out. Next on our senior agenda was the prom. Since this was one of the most important events on our senior calendar we wanted to make it a night to remember. Our class song was the Theme From Mahogany”, our class colors were dark blue and silver, and our flower tvas the rose. On May 21, the Civic Center was beautifully decorated with streamers and other fancy decorations relating to our Stairway to Heaven theme. Crossroads was the band and after the prom we were treated to a prom breakfast by our parents. The following Monday in school we practiced for Baccalaureate which was held the next Tuesday night. Also that Monday we received our caps and gowns and we had our class picture taken. The Wednesday night after Baccalaureate we had our senior awards program. The only thing left after that was graduation — June 3, the night we had all been awaiting for so long. That was the last time we would all be together as the graduating class of 1982. And so farewell to these brief years and let us now move onward to the mountains we have yet to climb. PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Tracey Greene, Vice-President Addie Armstrong, President Ruth Richens, Secretary Lori Shockley, Treasurer Carla Adkins John Agnew Adriane Anderson Wendy Andrews Addie Armstrong Kim Baer Lisa Bassett Leona Bateman Walter Bennett William Benton Marquita Blake Terry Boone John Bragg Ronald Bratten Vanessa Bratten Andre Bridell Antoinette Bridell Marcus Bridell Susan Brittingham Teresa Brittingham Jeffrey Brown Kevin Brown Daniel Bruce 52 Willie Buggs Marcellous Bundick John Burton Brian Butler Veronica Byrd Charlene Calvano Yolanda Cambell Kim Carey Peggy Carey Paul Carmine Aratha Carr Aretha Carr John Cathell Alan Cheek Vince Cherrix Kathy Church Beth Clark Greg Clifton Ralph Coleman Brian Colona James Conner Kristi Conte Ken Cook Gene Cooper Lisa Core 53 Linda leads the pack. David Correia Randy Cox Holly Cunningham John Curry Juanita Darby Keith Dale Danny Darling Kevin Davis Lamont Davis Allison Dawson Christie Decker James Dickerson Rosa Dickerson Malinda Dixon Ellen Dodd Jeannette Dodd Sondra Dorrell Sheree Douglas Helen Drummond Pam Dryden Carla Dunahoo Anna Emond Gary Ennis Kim Ennis Corey Evans Hillbilly day is here again. Lisa Evans Jack Faller Donzella Finney Monica Fontaine Bonnie Foskey Theresa Foster Glen Franklin Jeff Fritts Debbie Gaddis Vanessa Gaskins Cathy Gibson Nick Gismondi Chuck Gochnour Tawanda Godwin Lisa Good Shelly Gray Tracey Greene Cheryl Gregory Kim Griffin Jeff Groton Doris Hall Lisa Harmon Linda Harris Karen Hearn Dane Heath 55 Tracy Heath Mark Herrle Tereasa Hill Julia Hires Ellen Hobbs Gretchen Hopper Richard Hornsby Elizabeth Horsey Becky Horsey Edward Horseman Sandra Howard Pamela Hudson Maurice Humphreys Donna Jackson Angelo James Alane Jenkins Alonzo Johnson Christopher Johnson Daniel Johnson Dean Johnson Dynel Johnson Kim Johnson Rondollyn Johnson Antoine Jones Robin Jones 56 George Justice Michael Key Tony Kimber Christopher Kirkman Jackie La Bounty Angela La Brush Sherri Laird Beth Lappen Kimberly Larimore Arthur Lawrence Sheila Leatherbury Maxine Lecato Michael Lemley Lori Lemon Kevin Lemore Raymond Leonard Tony Lewis Cathy Lewis Michele Lewis Lynn Lynn Jeffery Magoon Sherry Massey Terry Matsatsos Bruce Matthews Dorothy Matthews ♦ 7 s 57 “Phyllis before her operation’ Phyllis McCann Kathleen McBrien Darryl McCleese Eli McCoy Susan McDaniel Brian McGinty Ann McKenzie Pam Mears Brian Melvin Becky Messick Sharon Messick Brenda Mitchell Peketia Mitchell Veretta Mitchell Deborah Montgomery Terry Moreno Darlene Morris Dean Morris Warren Morris Joseph Myer Jill Natalini Lori Noble Robert Noble Michele Nock Shawn O’Neal 58 “Let’s Groove Tonight” Susan Pinto Lynn Plunkett Mark Powell Edith Prince Janet Prushansky Larry Oats Angela Onley James Page Kent Parkin Tyrone Parker Marchel Perdue Donald Perdue Lynn Perdue David Ragin Chenita Reddick Sam Rehm Ruth Richins Michelle Robertson Shirl Robinson Bruce Roglitz Lorraine Ryan Bobby Sample Herman Savage 59 Marilyn Savage Anita Schales Mark Schoolfield Billy Scott Denise Seiler Barbara Shafer Dawn Sheppard Debra Sheppard Lori Schockley David Short Craig Shreeves Desiree Smith Dale Smith Lorenzo Smith Theresa Smullen Edmund Snead Edward Snead James Stark Heather Stein Clark Stephens Lisa Stier Sonia Swift Betty Thomas Gregg Thomas Lisa Thomas 60 Thomas, Terry Thompson, Michelle Thrash, Monica Tonelli, Phil Townsend, Susan Truitt, Richard Tull, Richard Turner, Delmentre Turner, Dianne Turner, Rhonda Turner, William Turpin, Gaye Tyler, April Usilton, Hank Vane, Charles Varga, Cynthia Wachsmuth, Valerie Wainwright, Susan Walston, Jeffery Ward, Howard Weirick, Saundra White, Bobby White, Donald White, Michele White, Pamela Terrance White Walter White Dan Williams Donald Williams Paula Williams Robert Williams Lawrence Wilson Todd Wilson Melissa Wootten James Wright Sandra Wright Catherine Wyatt Peter Wyman Catherine Yarborough Alece Young 62 Our 1981-1982 year as Juniors was one to be proud of and look back on with many fine memories. The class was led by four charming officers: Addie Armstrong, Tracey Greene, Ruth Richins, and Lori Shockley. Autumn began a busy year of fund raisers. Throughout the soccer season bake sales were held at all the home games. The Soft Ball Throw at WiHi’s senior fair was our first major fund raiser. Even though the fair did not have a big turn out, we didn t lose hope. In January we began our long and lucrative candy stick sale. This was our best fund raiser all year making over $1000.00. We also held a yard sale raising over $175.00. The class of 83 won third place in the homecoming banner contest. The attendants for the homecoming court were the lovely Debbie Gaddis and Lorraine Ryan. There was so much participation in ‘All Sports Night” from the Juniors that we finally made second place. Officers of the class hosted the Jr. Sr. Banquet with the catering by many of their parents. A wide variety of music was supplied by the DJ’s from WJDY. The 1982 Jr. Sr. Banquet served 250 people making it the most successful in WiHi’s history. The Junior class certainly had a very eventful year with many happy memories and much to look forward to. Also the class extends a very special thanks to Miss Ann Stevenson and to Mr. Charles Cross, without whom there would be no Junior class history. THAT’S ALL FOLKS CAMERA SHY Mariene Ballard Robert Klaverweiden Jan Birchfield Wanda McGee Deborah Bounds Ronnie Meadows Robin Brewer Carol Parsons Marvin Bright Laura Shawen Patricia Brown Angela Sheppard Franshirl Collins Sharon Sweet Craig Cooper Tyrone Thomas Warren Dittfield Jackson Turner Carrie Ecker Rodney Watson Joy Hurley Rodney White Yvonne Johnson Leroy Younger 63 SOPHOMORES 66 Halloween dance. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Lorie Baker, secretary, Kathy Renshaw, treasurer, Lauren Dianich, president, Pam Sims, vice-president. 67 Melinda Adams Tom Adkins John Alberts Ranzie Armstrong Michelle Bailey Lauren Baker Clarence Ballard Karen Barker Tonya Barkley Franklin Bateman Cheryl Beckett La Sharel Beckett Kellie Bennett John Birkhead Tabatha Blake Tom Tom, not Mot Mot Johnathan Blakeney Frances Bowden Kim Bowden Buddy Bozman Alan Bratten Renee Bratten Lorrie Breece Robert Brewington Lavessa Briddell Charles Brooks 68 Jeff Brown Sheila Bullion Sheila Bullock Marcia Bundick Karen Burns Patrice Burrell Lynn Burton Becky Callaway Rodney Cannon Dorothy Carmean John Carmine Crystal Carnegie William Carroll Darroll Carter Antony Castineira Mark Cathell Richard Chapman Clark Chester Horace Chester Bronte Church Janiene Clark Danny Coffin Dawn Collins Joan Collins Raidena Collins What’s cookin’? 69 Guaranteed to last a month! Marjorie Conner Victoria Cook Denise Copeland Charles Copes Randy Cugler Jennifer Creed Karen Cutlip Brenden Dashiell Robert Dashiell Tamara Dashiell Trenee Dashiell Michael Daugherty Thomas Davenport Rodney Davis Lester Dawson Troy Deal Kevin Dean Jeffrey Dennis Chris Derby Wesley Deshields Lauren Dianich Karen Dickerson Willis Disharoon Alicia Dorman Sophia Dorman 70 Lunch bunch Leon Dozier Adele Duitscher Melissa Dunkleman Victoria Dunn Natalie DuPont Cindy Ehinger Sunday Ehinger Kimberly Eisenhauer Christine Elliott Shirley Elliott Norman Ennis William Ennis Sabrina Everett Melody Fenner Stephanie Fields Pandora Finney Maria Finnin Darrell Fisher Steve Fisher Randy Fitzgerald William Ford Sherri Furlow Rhonda Gattis Chris Goodwin Laurie Gordy 71 Gary Gray Melody Gray Wendy Gray Ben Greene Dawn Hall Yvonne Hampton Anthony Handy Clarissa Handy Karen Hardy Vincent Hardy Lisa Harmon Duren Harmon Darrell Harmon Jeff Harmon Stephanie Haslam one smile out of three Della Hawkins Cheryl Hearn Paul Hess Keith Hobbs Maureen Holland Lisa Hollowell Valerie Hooker Veronica Hooker Lisa Horn Kevin Horner 72 Robert Horseman Robert Horsey Sheila Hudson Ronald Hull Patty Huntington Lovi Jackson Oliver Jackson Ernest James Brian Johnson Tony Johnson Vashti Johnson William Johnson Angela Jones Denine Jones Michael Jones Renee Jones Rita Jones Shariene Jones Beverly Justice Richard Keen Kenneth Kelly Gail Keyes Eugene Kimes Cheryl Kirby Clay Kirkland I need some support! 73 Are you sure that’s how it’s done? Paul Klaverweiden William Kleger Joseph Krieger Brian Kunkowski Laura Lambert Angela Landes Lori Layfield Michael Layfield Margaret Lesocky Heidi Lewis Lonnie Lewis William Lewis Rodney Long Stephanie Long Sonya Lucas William Marriner Daren Massey Andrea McAlpine Andrea McCleese Towanna McGill Tammy McIntyre Phillip McMichael Donnie Meadows Melanie Meadows Candice Mears 74 Lynne Messick Tim Micheal Keith Middleton Sheila Miles Vanessa Miles Duane Miller Tina Mills Andre Minton William Mitchell Kevin Moore Phillip Moore Eric Morris Greg Morris Patricia Morris Vanessa Morris Vanessa Morton Paul Murphy Linda Nacrelli Gwendolyn Niblett Mark Niblett Rob Noble Noelle Nock David Owens Rose Parsons James Pasko Gita Patel Susan Patterson Melissa Payne Pam Percifield Star Perdue Daniel Peters Alan Phillips Beth Phillips Carolyn Phillips Christine Phillips Michael Phillips Brenda Phippin Wendy Picken poppin’ fresh Keith Pietrowicz Charles Pinkett Thalia Poole Monica Powell Kevin Price Robin Price Chris Provost Audrey Purnell Dawn Pusey Kelly Raub 76 Karl Reddick Kathy Renshaw Jana Rhock Scott Richardson Joseph Riddick Deborah Rider Matthew Roache Pamela Robertson Phil Robertson Shirl Robinson Tracy Romblad Joseph Rosales Hope Ruark Mike Ryan Derrick Sanders April Savage Dawn Savage Melanie Schales Gary Schells Gail Schells Diann Schevel Teresa Schevel Patrick Schilling James Schoolfield John Schultheis The fabulous six-inch bicep 77 Kimberly Scott William Scott Clifford Shahan Lisa Sherrill Steve Shrieves Mike Shupe Pamela Simms Darryl Slade Dawn Smith Jervon Smith Kim Smith Leslie Smith Pierre Smith Ruth Smith Eric Spaden Charles Spinella Robert Stamely Vickie Stark Lisa Strieb Deborah Sutton Kenneth Sutton Donald Taylor Kimberly Taylor Johnathan Thomas Melanie Thomas 78 We’re not hiding anything. Marvin Ward Tiah Watson Laura Weber Stephanie Weber Richard C. Webster Richard L. Webster Leslie West Robert White Sheila White Tinya White 1 V Tyrman White Kimberly Whitelock Stephanie Willey Candice Williams Kim Williams Preston Williams Stanley Williams Kenneth Wilson Lillian Wilson Adrian Winder Anna Winder Sam Workman Angela Young Happiness is . . . 1 don’t know! Camera Shy Lauren Baker Steve Casteneda Charles Causey Lester Dawson Cynthia Elliott Karen Elliott Kimberely Eskridge Jewel James Eugene Kimber Kevin Lemore Vonnette Leonard Timmy McMichael Michelle Nock Stewart Parrott Shirl Robinson Stephen Tickle 80 SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Our sophomore year started at a fast pace. A deficit in our treasury urged us to get moving with money making projects. We entered the Senior Fair with a toilet seat booth and a dart and balloon game. Those brought us out of debt and started us on our way to paying for our Homecoming costs. Homecoming was an exciting time. The banner took a great deal of organization to have finished in the six short hours we had. Our theme, “WiHi Burns Kent”, was a success as we placed second in the competition. Melissa Payne and Lauren Dianich represented us in the Homecoming court. We tried a new fund raising idea by selling corsages and boutonnieres for the Homecoming dance. Later in the year we had a bake sale which added more money to our treasury. At all Sports Night we held onto our third place position from last year with hopes that we can work our way up during the next two years. We finished the year by selling WiHi silkscreened long-sleeved T-shirts. We hoped this project would provide us with the extra funds needed for our Junior year. A very special thanks goes to our class officers and advisors, who made this year a success. CLASS OF ’84 DRAGS AWAY THE CLASS OF ’83 82 FRESHMEN FROSH FACES wco NTY • NlHI 10 down 4 TIM 7IT®1 STADIUM BENHETT 0 YD. TO GO 34 VI HI Sf iKC ' Ait Cto� Mr. Mumford counsels Sheila. Freshman attendants Mary Lou Gallis and Felicia Dorman. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Rhonda Watkinson, president; Mark Darby, vice-president; Diana Mears, secretary, (not pictured: Phil Lacey, treasurer) John Adams Melody Adams Dawn Albert Martin Anderson Mary Anderson Sharon Archambeault Brian Bagwell Richard Banke Sharon Barber Robin Barkley Don Beach John Beirle Tracy Bennett Lisa Bergen Crystal Berrier Vicki Berry Amy Berryman Edward Biscoe Ginger Bishop Aaron Bleetstein Evelyn Bolden Catheraine Booth Shem Bostick Milette Bounds William Bounds 86 Theresa Bradford Kevin Bratten Raymond Bratten Melanie Brewton John Broadhurst Marcellus Brooks Debra Brown Devin Brown Linda Brown Wayne Brown Patricia Brumley Erin Burke Richard Butler Beth Campbell Michelle Carey Susan Carey Scott Carmine Monica Carrigan Eric Cochran George Coffin Eric Cole Michelle Collins Charles Condon Patrick Connelly Frankie Contreras What can we say? 87 Dawson pushes it. Lionel Conway Relenee Cook Kevin Cool Leon Copeland Matthew Copes Jeff Crandell John Crites Cynthia Cropper Gloria Croswell Audrey Crumptom Francis Culver Mark Darby Alison Davis Bobbi Davis Debra S. Davis Gregory Davis Thomas Dawson Lisa Desheiids Bob Devereaux Rebecca Devine James Dickerson Christine Dittfield Denise Dodd Mary Dodd Felicia Dorman 88 Wendy left her horse outside Patrick Feeney Sara Ferrier James Fick Lisa Fields Kevin Fischer Keith Flagg Roger Fleming Casey Foltz Janet Fontaine Mary Beth Foster Mary Lou Gallis Selina Gattis Sabrina Gilmore Jimmie Gladwell Charolette Goodwin Michael Duncan Sherry Dunston Kristi DuPont Michelle Ehrisman April Ellis Randy Ellwanger v 1 89 9th grade flea market. Ron Gordy Gregory Grimes Ricky Hall Renee Hampton Cassandra Harding George Harman Edwina Harmon James Harmon Omar Harmon Teresa Hastings Shauna Hedges Christopher Helms Eric Henry Stefanie Hickman John Hill Barry Hitch Heidi Hoffmann Marietta Holland Carol Hopkins Brian Horne Leetta Horsey Lisa Hudson Wendy Hudson Tyrone Hunter Nancy Huntington 90 Pat Huntington Mark Ilczuk Keith Jackson Wendy Jenkins Yvette Jenkins Amy Johnson Bonnie Johnson Keith Johnson Michael Johnson Nina Johnson Terry Johnson Brian Jones Pete Jones Beth Joy Rebecca Kennedy Sandy King Kim Koehler Phil Lacey Belinda Laird Loraine Lambert Leroy Leatherbury Claudine LeCates Jun Lee Kim Lewis Kervin Lewis Michael Lewis Bee Yen Li Harry Lloyd Christopher Long Thomas Long David Maloof Kendall Matthews Angela McBrien Nannette McCann Clarissa McCleese Gerald McClymont Marcellus McCoy John McIntyre Gloria McKenzie Diana Mears Don’t believe him, Rhonda Crystal Moir David Montgomery Kevin Mooney Christy Moore George Morgan Angela Morton Wanda Moye Tamara Mumford Andre Niskey Tina Onley Suzanne Overton Matthew Owens Sheila Owens Doris Page Elmer Palmer Nathaniel Palmer David Parker Debbie Parker Scott Parodis Mark Passen Dana Pearson Randy Perry David Pigg Angelina Pitts Celestina Pitts Michele Powell Pollyanne Powell Donald Pumphrey Herman Purnell Melissa Pusey Gloria Rasinski Lisa Revelle Billy Richins Jackie Rider Jerrald Rider Benjamin Roberts Dorinda Robins Laura Robinson Michael Robinson Tanya Robinson Donna Ruark Teresa Ruark Michele Ryan Kevin Ryder Matina Sarbanes Vashti Savoy Donna Schultheis Tammy Scott Michael Shahan Leslie Sherrill Man, you got it on my elbow. Barbara Shiley Kim Shirey Gail Shockley Sharon Shores Michelle Shupe Ron Shupe Tammy Simpson Jeanell Sims Patrick Sims Fred Slade 94 Let’s get Bill to try it. He’ll eat anything. Todd Smith Susan Spear Patrick Spiedel Gordy Stanley Jeneen Stanley Johnny Steelman Kimberly Steen Paula Sterling Jennifer Stevens Michael Taylor Sheila Taylor Sheila Teaman Richard Tonelli Kimberly Trader Gina Trolian Eric Turner Rose Turner Bruce Twigg Vera Vickers Vicki Vickers Milton Walters Rhonda Walters Timothy Ward 95 Rathell Watford Rhonda Watkinson Melissa Watson Sherri WeatherlyS Jerry Webb Natalie Webster Jodie West Keith White Kimberly White Penny White Rosemary White Michael Whittington Shelley Wiggs Geraldine Williams Vaughn Wilson Darryl Wright Dionne Wright Laurence Wright Michael Wutoh Darrin Wyatt Tanya Young Brian Zimmerman Barbara Zoellner % ffiCTOW ' Tl As the 1981-82 freshman class we started out slow and uncertain. But by the time the Senior Fair rolled around we were ready. We started out the year with many fund raisers. The first was the Senior Fair, in which we didn’t make any money, but we didn’t lost any either. Next we tried a wreath and bake sale at Christmas Land and made $150.00, our best money making project of the year. We had other money contributions to the class and ended the year with a total of $167.39 in our treasury. Homecoming was an exciting and new event to us. Our banner’s theme was “Humpty Dumpty” and even though we came in fourth place it was good experience. Representing the Freshman Class on the Homecoming Court were Mary Lou Gallis and Felicia Dorman. Representing the class as officers were Rhonda Watkinson, Mark Darby, Diana Mears, and Phil Lacey. A special thanks goes to the entire Freshman Class for their support, spirit, and participation throughout the year. And to Mr. Thomas Mumford our friend, Guidance Counselor and class advisor who helped us get on our feet to a successful four years as the class of ’85. CAMERA SHY Rosalie Becker Eugene Bowen Helen Cannon Scott Carmine Troy Douglas Keith Ennis Donna Foskey Shawna Hedges Rodney Hopkins Vickie Horsman Vincent Horsey Clyde Johnson Lavon Johnson Kevin Molnar Patricia Parsons Desmond Pettyjohn James Purnell Doris Ruark Kim Shirey Roy Walters Batheal Watford Brian Wharton F R H O I S S H T O R Y Phil Lacey (Pictured) 98 FACULTY William Abbott George Blankenship Yvonne Bourke Bernice Bell Walter Bloodsworth James Anno Billy Burgess Donna Coleman Mary Ann Barney Robert Bond Lynne Bratten 102 Brenda Cox Charles Cross Betty Jane Dashiell 103 Donald Hartigan Lou Ella Holliday Lance Hodgdon Deborah Holloway Rebecca Insley Vicki James 104 Thomas Mahew Donna Main Roberta Mason Rex McNiel Richard McCabe Susan Miller Claudia Mowen Thomas Mumford Ruth Malone Patrick McKenzie Wayne Mitchell Betty Newcomb 105 Linda Nicholson Phyllis Oldham Louise Pringle Daniel Pyle Howard Roberts Richard Roman Scott Satterlee George Schoepf Catherine Parsons Elizabeth Royal Elena Shahan 106 Kenneth Smith Leonard Smith Warren Squires Rudolph Stanley Faye Stearns David Underwood William Waller L Richard White 107 Susan Wilkins Ellen Wilson Custodians: Ming Wong, Kenneth Edwards, Samuel Polk, Thomas Lewis (Head Custodian), Marcus Moore, Ondria Byrd, Grace Holland. 108 HOMECOMING 81-82 This year’s homecoming game and festivities were held on November 6. The week of November 2, the cheerleaders held their annual spirit week. This year there was in inside-out day, jersey day, hillbilly day, color day and the most popular of them all, punk rock day. Students showed their spirit by dressing appropriately for each day. Since the cost of float building materials seemed to rise greatly over the past year, each class entered a “banner” instead of the traditional float. Artwork with the theme of Nursery Rhymes covered the queen sized bed sheet. Even though this was the first year for banners, each class turned in an outstanding entry. The football team, with the outstanding performance of Tony Bateman, pulled off another homecoming victory with a score of 26-0 over the Easton Warriors. n; h; 82 IMS A JL Tjtff Mftf IWL M ' T FVT ?Z ffTWR Ae A, S3... EASTON ► JpV JP O j. • w H « 83 ♦ « f £A 5 T 01 l Winning Entry - Humpty Dumpty Little Boy Blue SENIOR JUNIOR BANNER CONTEST SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN WiHi Burns Easton The Volk’s on Easton 5 ' - v A ‘ THE, V ON EA5TDN EASTON . Jb- This year’s homecoming court: (1 to r) Mary Lou Gallis, Lauren Dianich, Debbie Gaddis, Lisa White, Monica Bowden (1982 Queen), Kristi Richins (1981 Queen), Vonda Goslee, Lorraine Ryan, Melissa Payne, and Felicia Dorman 112 HOMECOMING DANCE This year’s homecoming dance was held Saturday Night, November 7. Music was provided by B-bent Sound and a good time was had by all who attended. The cafeteria was appropriately decorated to fit the theme of Nursery Rhymes. 113 w I H I D R A M A T H E C A S T PHANTOM OF THE OPERA Peters: Beth Callaway Richards: Keith Prushansky Christine: Warrenetta Collins Paula Commodore Andre: Grant McIntyre Robert Hudson Inspector: Robert Schwenk Nannette: Teena Smith Christina Fields Phantom: Chris Mulford Alma: Jackie Phippin Miss Fava: Vonda Goslee Sophie: Melissa Wootten Dr. Debem: Mike Davis Jimmy Conner Mr. Mercy: Tracy Adams Ballerinas: Michael Ann Zimmerman Amy Harris Stage Mgr.: Ruth Tibbitt Singers: Wendy Truitt Jill Pierson Wanda, Michael Ann and Amy Everyone is upset by the disappearance. FINE ARTS WEEK DRAMA Sharon and Robert in a face off. This year Fine Art Week Drama consisted of two one act plays. Sharon Messick, Michael Ann Zimmerman and Robert Schwenk gave outstand¬ ing performances in Crosspatch. Robert Schwenk and Michael Ann also gave fine perfor¬ mances in Candy for Your Birthday. Rob gets violent in Crosspatch. Robert and Michael Ann in Candy for Your Birthday. SADIE HAWKINS DANCE . The fourth annual “Fine Arts Week” was held at Wi-Hi from March 1st through the 5th, 1982. We had numerous school-wide assembly programs, workshops, activities, exhibits, demonstrations, student contests and films. The purpose of Fine Arts Week was to expose and involve students to a wide range of art activity in order to enhance an under¬ standing and appreciation of the arts. The program was totally funded by contributions from the P.T.A. and the S.G.A. with vice¬ principal Tom Smith as the driving force and coordinator. 119 nil Noelle scoots for the finish line. ALL SPORTS NIGHT Teena goes for the big money Michelle and Norman are on the ball. Izzy Dizzy? All Sports Night was held March 26, 1982. Although the competition was close throughout the night, the seniors came out on top again. The seniors started out on the right foot with a win over the sophomores in the money drop. The final standings were: seniors - 130, juniors - 119, sophomores 115, freshman - 109. The events included the scooter board, baby bottle, and izzy- dizzy relays. Billy scoots along. Juniors pull the freshmen along. 121 s E N I O R P R O M On Friday night, May 21, the Civic Center was beautifully decorated with stars, streamers, and other fancy decorations for the 1982 “Stairway to Heaven” prom. This year we had some¬ thing different as the parents surprised us with an outdoor Grand March. The side of the Civic Center was the perfect place as everyone could see the couples a lot better. The outdoor march consisted of two columns fully decorated with flowers. Our class song. Theme of Mahogany, played through most of the grand march. Our class colors were dark blue and silver, our flower was the rose, and the band was Crossroads. After the prom, our parents provided us with a prom breakfast which lasted from 1:00 to 3:00 a.m. All of our work must have really paid off as everyone there seemed to enjoy themselves. 122 N9OOV0I- CO m 2 C G- SPORTS Lisa will do anything to get attention The latest in nightwear Generating school spirit and supporting the various athletic teams were full time jobs for the Wi-Hi Cheer¬ leaders in 1981-82. Led by varsity captains Jenny Tri- vits and Connie Hoprich, they sponsored a pep rally appropriately named “Pajamas on Parade” which end¬ ed a week long campaign to build support for the 1981 Homecoming. They sponsored a cheerleading clinic with 245 eager future cheerleading hopefuls in attendance. One of the major highlights of the Varsity Squad was placing first in the Golden Eagle Competition in Gettys¬ burg, PA. Allison Dawson and Sheila White shared the captain duties for the J.V. Squad. All in all, the Wi-Hi cheerleaders had a productive and rewarding year. J.V. Cheerleaders get down with the sound! SENIORS 132 Bottom row: Left to Right; B. Beach, K. Burns, K. Conte, S. Townsend, C. Hoprich (co-capt.), M. Welsh, W. Evans; Top row: Left to Right; D. Silar, L. Shockley, J. Trivits (capt.), L. Smith, R. Richins, M. Fenner. Bottom row: Left to Right; D. Mears, M. Gallis, S. White (co-capt.), M. Fontaine, L. Baker; Top row: Left to Right; L. Strieb, A. Dawson (capt.), G. Shockley 133 r Sitting: J. Reddish, Co-Capt S. Barber, Co-Capt T. Bateman, E. Kirkman Kneeling, left and right the managers: T. Ford, J. Stewart. First Row: R. Burns, R. Knapp, J. Hall, N. Farlow, A. McCoy, L. Fields, M. Blakeney Second Row: D. David, M. Trivits, M. Conte, L. Gosnell, J. Watford J. Dale, A. McKenzie. Third Row: L. Wilson, D. Johnson, P. Tonelli, B. McGinty, T. Thomas, H. Ward, R. Leonard; Fourth Row: W. Buggs, M. Bright R. Webster, T. Wallace, R. Stanley, C. Riddick, R. Bratten. Coaches: Kjeldsen, White, Mitchell, Underwood, Mahew. VARSITY FOOTBALL Tony follows Norman and James for another gain. Rick throws another perfect pass. The Football team had an outstanding season with an 8-2 record. Included in those eight wins were impressive victories over Parkside 20-0 and JMB 24-7 to win the City Championship. Tony Bateman rushed for 1005 yd. and was selected as the team’s MVP. Tony was chosen as the MVP in the Bayside Conference. Other honors went to Scott Barber, “Offensive Lineman of the Year”; Martin Blakney, “Defensive Player of the Year”; and Jeff Reddish “Player of the Year”. The Indians were a small squad in both size and number this year with just 31 players on the Varsity Squad. The Indians constantly played against teams that outweighed them on line of scrimmage, however our players proved that “it is not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog” that makes the difference. Tony scores again. Scores: North Caroline 16-14 Parkside 20-0 Kent 6-7 Cambridge S.D. 0-15 Stephen Decatur 27-0 Colonel Richardson 28-0 Snow Hill 28-8 Woodridge 31-6 Easton 26-0 Bennett 24-7 There goes Larry. J.V. FOOTBALL Front: D. Carter, R. Keen; First Row: D. Slade, W. Johnson, M. Cathell, D. Owens, P. Hess, D. Taylor, C. Chester, M. Ilczuk; Second Row: A. Phillips, T. Castineira, H. Chester, C. Helms, B. Richens, K. Mooney, R. Tonelli; Third Row: C. Copes, J. Blakeney, F. Slade, N. Palmer, P. Connelly, V. Wilson, B. Kunkowski; Fourth Row: Coach Mahew, T. Johnson, M. Whittington, R. Perry, J. Stewart, Coach Kjeldson. The Junior Varsity ended its season with a record of 4 and 4. This was the first average season for Coaches Mahew and Kjeldson whose first two seasons had records of 7-1-1 and 7-0-1. Outstanding efforts were provided the team by standouts like Mark Cathell, William Johnson, and Nat Palmer. Next year the junior Indians will be on the warpath to success again. SCORES WiHi 6 14 JMB WiHi 6 20 Parkside WiHi 0 20 Parkside WiHi 18 6 Stephen Decatur WiHi 30 36 Cambridge WiHi forfeit over Woodbridge WiHi 20 0 Stephen Decatur WiHi forfeit over Washington 136 First row - J. Kreiger, R. Cox, C. Kirkman, B. Taylor, J. Malcom, M. Darby, J. Fritts, G. Thomas Second row - G. Clifton, W. Benton, B. Matthews, D. Perdue, G. Davis, G. Kimes, T. Smith, M. Gravenor Third row - R. Krater (coach), B. Horsey (mgr.), P Carey (mgr.). C. Shreeves, K. Middleton, B. Harrington, T. Lewis, N. Gismondi, K. Younger, B. Lewis, C. C. Cross (ass’t. coach), B. Clark SOCCER! Soccer Scores 6 Bennett Wi-Hi 0 4 Easton Wi-Hi 0 3 Cambridge Wi-Hi 4 6 Crisfield Wi-Hi 1 3 Mardela Wi-Hi 2 7 Pocomoke Wi-Hi 0 1 Stephen Decator Wi-Hi 0 3 Parkside Wi-Hi 1 1 Snow Hill Wi-Hi 12 2 Washington Wi-Hi 1 CROSS COUNTRY Once again the Wi-Hi Cross Country team had a tremendous season under Coach Schoepf. The harriers had an 8-0 season and placed fourth in the Region IV M.P.S.A.A. Jamie Page and Susan McDaniel were the male and female outstanding runners, with considerable help from Donna Revel and Phil Crouse. With few seniors leaving, next year should be excellent. Bottom row- E. Dodd, A. McKenzie, D. Revel, S. McDaniel, D. Matthews, L. Lambert, A. McBrien, L. Gordy, J. Dodd 2nd row- A. Emond, J. Myer, R. Ellwanger, P. Crouse, D. Moreno M. Key, P. Speidell, T. Adams, P. Teames, P. Jones F. Bateman, R. Fitzgerald. 3rd row- Coach Schoepf, J. Page, J. Trower, G. Franklin, B. Horseman J. Cathell, H. Pusey, V. Hardy, E. Cockren, L. Bassett S. Shores On your mark . . . SCORES Sept. 29 24 Wicomico 34 Crisfield 71 North Dorchester Oct. 7 16 Wicomico 44 Parkside Oct. 13 22 Wicomico 33 Crisfield Oct. 22 16 Wicomico 37 James M Bennett Oct 29 15 Wicomico 51 Parkside 78 North Dorchester 84 North Caroline Oct. 1 SSC Invitational Wicomico 3rd Place Nov. 6 Region 4, Class B Wicomico 1st Place Nov. 14 State Championship Wicomico 3rd Place First Row: T. Maloof. L. Rogan. A. Mcilhammer, V. White, T. Smith, C. Young, C. Postley, L. White, S. Winder Second Row: M. Conners, S. Perdow, V. Hooker, D. Savage, K. Scott S. Pinto, R. Hampton, D. Tilgham Standing: K. Barker, Asst. Coach Stanley, P. Sims, J. Rhock, L. Lambert, S. Douglas, A. Briddell, D. Rider, Coach Holloway, M. Adams. 9-29 Bennett 0-4 10-1 Easton 0-5 10-6 Cambridge 0-2 10-9 Crisfield 3-1 10-12 Mardela 0-3 10-14 Pocomoke 2-3 10-23 Stephen Decatur 2-0 10-27 Parkside 1-0 10-29 Snow Hill 1-0 11-2 Washington High 1-0 Evelyn sets up for a quick return. Wi-Hi 1 Wi-Hi 1 Wi-Hi 0 Wi-Hi 0 Wi-Hi 0 Wi-Hi 0 Wi-Hi 1 Wi-Hi 1 Wi-Hi 0 Wi-Hi 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 This year’s Volleyball team did not have one of their best seasons, although each member put out her best to try to win. The team was helped by Tracey Greene with her terrific serves and by Evelyn Robin¬ son with her fine defensive play. Evelyn was also voted the Most Valuable Player. Freshman, Chris Ditfield also proved an outstanding player. Easton Snow Hill Stephen Decatur JMB Parkside North Caroline Snow Hill JMB Stephen Decatur Parkside Evelyn slides to save the ball. Tracey uses all her power to send it over the net. First Row: C. Mears, R. Watkinson, V. Stark, T. Greene, S. Bozman, J. Haslam, P. Bromely; Standing: S. Vickers, R. Bratten, C. Ditfield, S. Ferrier, E. Robinson, M. Savage, J. Prushansky. The Wi-Hi golf team did very well this season. The team was led by Seniors, David Malone, Steve Causey, Rick Carter, and Junior, Vince Cherrix, “MVP”. Other members of the team include Freshmen Shem Bostick and Rose Turner who are promising for next year’s team. Rose is our first lady golfer and Coach Waller encourages more girls to go out for the team. The team is looking forward to a successful season next year. In nine meets, the majority held at Green Hill, the Golf Team finished with one first, one second, four thirds, and three fourth place fin¬ ishes. This record was good enough for third place in the final Bayside South standing. The team also finished third in County Champion¬ ship play. Richard Carter, Shem Bostick, David Malone, Coach Waller, Vince Cherrix, Steve Causey, Rose Turner GOLF! 1st row - L. Bateman, S. Winder, W. Evans, V. Goslee, L. Briddell, V. Savoy, A. Emond, 2nd row - A. McKenzie, A. McBrian, S. McCleese, G. McKenzie, F. Dorman, M. Savage, S. Shore, D. Page, R. Knapp, G. Moss, W. White, J. Jones, F. Bateman, P. Connely, C. Adkins, B Johnson, H. Pusey, P. Lacey, R. Ellwanger, P. Crouse, Coach Schoepf Ann strives for first! The 1982 indoor track team fin¬ ished the season with the boys showing a record of three firsts and two seconds, and the girls having two firsts and two seconds. In re¬ gional competition the boys were second and the girls third. In the state competition the boys placed fourth and the girls sixteenth. Carl¬ ton Adkins was state gold medalist in the shot put. Troy Wilson was state silver medalist in the hurdles. Shirl shows fine determination Below: Left: Troy jumps for first and Edwin goes for second; Right: John shoots ahead Front, left to right: Tony Bateman, Mike Bullock, Butch Waller (Coach), Pat Morris, Jeff Dale. Standing: Joe Krieger (Mgr.), Vince Cherrix, Raymond Leonard, Brian Butler, Ren Dittfield, Dan Carter, Marvin Bright, Ron Bratten, Lisa Bassett (Stats.). The 1981-1982 Varsity Basketball team ended its season with an excellent 19-5 record. The team, coached by Butch Waller, went to the Region IV Class B playoffs at College Park, Md. only to be stopped in the semi-finals by Frederick High School. One of the highlights of the season was Brian Butler surpassing the 1,000 point mark in his junior year. Other standouts were Patrick Morris with 13 points and 5 rebounds per game, Michael Bullock with 13 points and 10 rebounds. Bateman averaged 12.5 points and 3 rebounds. Marvin Bright ended the year with averages of 10 points and 9 rebounds. The team captains were Jeff Dale, Patrick Morris, Michael Bullock and Tony Bateman. Although losing three members of the starting lineup, next year’s squad is promising with Brian Butler, Marvin Bright and Raymond Leonard returning. WiHi 67 59 Kent WiHi 61 49 Mardela WiHi 74 30 Mardela WiHi 51 52 Crisfield WiHi 56 97 DeMatha WiHi 77 54 Parkside WiHi 55 56 Crisfield WiHi 68 59 S. Decatur WiHi 72 54 Parkside WiHi 72 48 Washington WiHi 78 77 Indian River WiHi 79 52 Snow Hill WiHi 60 64 JMB WiHi 80 53 Pocomoke WiHi 69 53 S. Decatur WiHi 73 59 JMB WiHi 55 49 Washington WiHi 79 46 C. Richardson WiHi 86 55 Snow Hill WiHi 73 65 JMB WiHi 79 37 Pocomoke WiHi 72 62 Easton WiHi 85 77 JMB WiHi 55 62 Frederick Overall 19-5 r Front, left to right: K. Reddick, B. Dashiell, B. Mitchell, B. Jones, L. Wright. Back: D. Johnson, K. Wilson, M. Pasco, M. McCoy, T. Long, D. Carter, H. Chester, K. Bratten, K. White, Coach Roberts. J.V. BASKETBALL The J.V. Basketball team finished with a 9-8 record. Dynel Johnson was leading scorer with 291 points and was also leading rebounder. Brian Mitchell, Kenny Wilson, and Darryl Carter also contributed well to the team. i Jump ball time! Wit. WiH WiH WiH WiH WiH WiH WiH WiH Kent Delmar Crisfield Parkside S. Decatur Washington Snow Hill Pocomoke JMB WiHi WiHi WiHi WiHi WiHi WiHi WiHi WiHi Crisfield Parkside S. Decatur Washington Snow Hill Pocomoke JMB C. Richardson WiHi 42 Bennett 37 WiHi 31 Parkside 44 WiHi 53 Mardela 38 WiHi 44 Crisfield 24 WiHi 51 Parkside 52 WiHi 43 S. Decatur 53 WiHi 43 Washington 32 WiHi 38 Snow Hill 64 WiHi 54 Pocomoke 37 WiHi 31 Bennett 47 WiHi 29 Mardela 39 WiHi 49 Crisfield 30 WiHi 43 Parkside 64 WiHi 51 S. Decatur 50 WiHi 41 Washington 35 WiHi 37 Snow Hill 81 WiHi 68 Pocomoke 50 WiHi 57 Bennett 55 Kneeling: Rhonda Watkinson, Donna Revel, Pam Simms, Rose Turner, Susan McDaniel, Janet Prushansky. Standing: Tracy Heath (Mgr.), Trenee Deshield (Mgr.), Sharon Ar- chanbeault (Mgr.), Sara Ferrier, Jana Rhock, Lorraine Lam¬ bert, Lillian Wilson, Christine Dittfield, Evelyn Robinson, Laura Rogan (Mgr.), Andrea Watson, (Mgr.), Coach Holloway. OZ-rn c m pd VARSITY Front Row: L. Dianich (Stats.), K. Davis, E. McCoy, T. Lewis, E. Kirkman, A. McCoy, B. McGinty, T. Johnson (Mgr ); Back Row: Coach Underwood, J. Malcom, J. Reddish, T. Wallace, G. Keyes, S. Barber, N. Farlow, T. Smith (Stats.), Coach McKenzie. J.V. Front Row: M. Brooks, B. Richens, M. Jones, D. Meadows, C. Kirkman, G. Thomas, P. Tonelli; Middle Row: K. Cool, R.C. Webster, H. Ward, D. White, R. Tonelli, P. Schilling, R.L. Webster, T. Parker; Back Row: K. Shirey (Stats.), Coach McKenzie, V. Wilson, K. Mooney, E. Snead, Ed. Snead, L. Gosnell, W. Carroll, W. Jenkins (Stats.). Kevin Davis shoots a takedown. The 1981-1982 wrestling season turned out to be another super year for the Indian wrestlers. They ended with an outstanding 8 and 2 mark, added a 2nd place finish in the Bayside, and 1st place finishes in both District VIII and Region IV competition for the second straight year. Our grapplers went on to finish 8th in the State as a team, producing one state champion in 132 lb. Jeff Malcom, and two 4th places in 155 lb. Norman Farlow and 98 lb. Kevin Davis. The team was led by senior captains Jeff Reddish, Norman Farlow, and Jeff Malcom. The WiHi J.V.-‘s completed their 4th undefeated season with an 8 and 0 record. I What now, Coach? Norman’s on top of things. WiHi 52 9 Bennett WiHi 30 17 Kent WiHi 39 15 Seaford WiHi 21 29 Mardela WiHi 32 21 Parkside WiHi 31 25 S. Decatur WiHi 57 0 St. Michaels WiHi 60 9 N. Caroline WiHi 56 5 Easton WiHi 25 29 Parkside “Dynamic Duo” Anthony has Bennett all tied up. This year Jeff Malcom, with a 24-1 record, became only the 3rd wrestler from WiHi to win a state championship. Malcom also placed 2nd in the Xmas Tournament, 1st in the Seaford Invitational where he was voted most valuable wrestler for the second year in a row, and 1st in the District and Regional Tournaments. Congratulations, Jeff!! Record: 8-1 WiHi 120 35 Cape Henlopen WiHi 121 15 Arcadia WiHi 96 63 Easton WiHi 96 42 C. Richardson WiHi 94 76 Kent WiHi 75 71 Parkside WiHi 66 86 JMB WiHi 115 33 N. Caroline WiHi 115 17 N. Dorchester Second Place team in Delmarva Relays. Seventh in State Competition. Places in States C. Adkins, 2nd, shot put C. Adkins, 4th, discus M. Bright, 2nd, high jump J. Page, 4th, 3200 m. run W. Johnson, 6th, 400 m. run J. Curry, 5th, 800 m. run Sitting: L. Wilson, K. Brooks, F. Bateman, B. Green, P. Crouse, J. Jones, D. Rhock. Kneeling: T. Johnson, D. Page, J. Myer, P. Lacey, D. Miller, W. Johnson, H. Ward, E. Moss, R. Knapp, R. Banks, A. Emond. Standing: Coach Schoepf, J.Trower, J. Curry, G. Franklin, H. Pusey, W. Dittfield, M. Robinson, C. Pusey, T. Johnson, J. Griffin, Coach Squires. Sitting: L. Briddell, M. Thompson, K. Hardey, V. Savoy, S. Robinson, D. Chandler. Kneeling: P. Sims, G. McKenzie, C. Handy, R. Dickerson, V. Morris, B. Thomas, A. McKenzie. Standing: V. Goslee, W. Evans, S. Winder, R. Bratten, M. Savage, S. McDaniel, L. Lambert, S. ferrier. T E N N I S 152 First Row: J. Reddish, B. McGinty, R. Burns, J. Middleton. Second Row: L. Cope¬ land, K. White, S. O’Neil, E. Snead, D. Malone. First Row: S. Carey, B. Beach, L. Shockley, S. Shores, S. Townsend. Second Row: R. Cook, K. Burns, M. Welsh, K. Lane, B. Calloway, K. Steen. First row: C. Phillips, C. Decker, T. McGill, D. Revel, B. White, V. Macon, Y. Hampton, R. Watkinson, L. Fields. Second Row: P. Robertson V. Stark, E. Horsey, T. Dashiell, J. Prushansky, D. Rider, S. Pinto, K. Barker, R. Hampton. Third Row: Coach Taylor, Coach Stanley, C. Dittfield, T. Greene, T. Brown, B. Horsey, Coach Holliday. WiHi 19 Pocomoke 8 WiHi 11 Mardela 2 WiHi 0 JMB 2 WiHi 10 Washington 11 WiHi 11 S. Decatur 3 WiHi 0 Parkside 14 WiHi 28 Crisfield 0 WiHi 11 Easton 12 WiHi 13 Snow Hill 12 WiHi 8 Pocomoke 7 WiHi 11 JMB 2 WiHi 7 Mardela 6 WiHi 2 Washington 1 WiHi 11 S. Decatur 9 WiHi 2 Parkside 1 WiHi 33 Crisfield 2 WiHi 6 Snow Hill 3 WiHi 2 WiHi Faculty Bayside Championship Game 4 WiHi 0 Parkside 7 Valerie winds up. S o F T B A L L First Row: S. Barber, D. White (capt.), A. Davis (capt.), R. Gray, P. Tonelli. Second Row: B. Matthews, W. Benton, K. Middleton, M. Cathell, C. Shreeves, T. Smith. Third Row: Coach Blankenship, D. Slade, G. Gray, B. Richins, K. Jackson, N. Gismondi, D. Owens, Coach McKenzie. The 1982 season turned out to be another fantas¬ tic year for the baseball team. Ending the regular season with an impressive 15-2 record, they captured the Region 4, Class B Championship and advanced to the State playoffs. The Indians, facing Milford Mill in the semi-final game, came home with a 5-4 win and a place in the state finals at College Park. The guys finished second in the state with a tough 8-3 loss to Great Mills. Senior Dean White was named MVP for his outstanding pitching efforts throughout the year and his excellent defensive play at shortstop. Senior Alex Davis had a fine year with 29 walks and many great saves at first base. Ritchie Gray stroked 6 HR’s this year and Senior catcher Scott Barber made his presence known to many would-be base stealers. The team will miss these seniors next year but veteran players Bruce Matthews, Willie Benton, Nick Gis¬ mondi, Craig Shreeves and Keith Middleton could be the nucleus of another great team. Phil in motion 154 Alex will try anything once. Dean sends it back where it came from. WiHi 2 1 Pocomoke WiHi 9 0 Mardela WiHi 3 0 Bennett WiHi 11 10 Washington WiHi 7 0 S. Decatur WiHi 5 4 Parkside WiHi 20 2 Crisfield WiHi 5 2 Easton WiHi 8 1 Snow Hill WiHi 5 2 Pocomoke WiHi 9 0 Mardela WiHi 3 7 Bennett WiHi 1 0 Washington WiHi 13 5 S. Decatur WiHi 2 5 Parkside WiHi 10 2 Crisfield WiHi 13 6 Snow Hill WiHi 8 7 Easton WiHi 4 3 Elkton WiHi 5 4 Milford Mill WiHi 3 8 Great Mills Oh, no! That’ll cost me a quarter. Keith’s specialty. wn a Wi-Hi Band Front Row- W. Evans, S. Rehm, E. Godwin, B. Alexander, M. Key, B. Phillips, K. Baer, T. Mumford, D. Albert, J. Mason, W. Grey, S. Brittingham, K. Barker, C. Riddick, F. Bateman, B. Roberts, P. Conley, K. Brooks, A. Coulbourn, R. Webster. Second Row- Mr. Anno, V. White, L. Thompson, B. Church, T. Dashiell, S. Douglas, A. McKenzie, P. Commodore, S. White, A. Anderson, C. Walker, P. Williams, K. Lane, B. Callaway, V. Morris, C. Goodwin, S. Weirick, T. Mills, S. Teaman, C. Cropper, S. Pinto, B. Sarbanes, T. Greene, T. Hill, A. Morton, O. Harmon, R. Banke. Third Row- W. Jenkins, D. Ennis, R. Carter, V. Goslee, S. Winder, S. Hudson, D. Pusey, M. Darby, S. Richardson, J. Curry, K. Middleton, P. Williams, O. Morris, J. Birckhead, K. Sutton, J. McClymont, J. Prushansky, C. Dittfield K. Renshaw, A. Davis, L. Berry. Fourth Row- T. Johnson, P. Sims, E. McCoy, D. Miller, B. Shafer, J. McMichael, J. Gladwell, D. Scott, V. Tingle, J. Krieger, K. Matthews, S. Hedgers, M. Zimmerman, D. Rider, B. Todd, P. Shafer, H. Hoffman, D. Jackson, M. Phillips, P. Robertson, L. Sherril, R. Armstrong. Fifth Row- M. Watson, J. Clark, K. Wyatt, M. Meadows, V. Berry, M. Shupe, T. Onley, M. Carey, M. Shupe, A. Cheek, K. Fischer, K. White, K. Steen, A. Justice, A. Onley, K. Eisenhower, M. Gallis, R. Walters, T. Scott, C. Decker. CLUBS Peer Pressure: First Row: R. Tribbit, P. Czyz, S. Laird, G. Patel, N. Nock, O. Jackson, S. White, M. Wooten, P. Brown, M. Savage, D. Smith, V. White, D. Malone, Second Row: M. BLakeney, C. Mulford, C. Hearn, G. Schells, L. Baker, B. Phillips, T. Mills, P. Sims, L. Thompson, B. Bacon, E. Hale, T. Dashiel, D. Miller. Third Row: C. Beckett, U. Tingle, D. Harmon, R. Banke, K. Cutlip, D. Collins, V. Hooker, L. Burton, P. Carey, P. Thornton, P. McCann, C. Calvano. Fourth Row: M. Passen, J. Kreiger, C. Goodwin, J. Blankeney, R. Jones. P. Percifield, M. Walker, A. Schales, V. Hooker, K. Bowden, K. Benn, T. Matsatsos, E. Prince, Standing: R. Jones, C. Dunahoo, S. Weirich. Real French Club: First Row: R. Carey, C. Adkins, S. Smith, Second Row: A. Armstrong, S. Pinto, A. Meilhammer, D. Peters, S. Carey, W. Collins. 158 A.F.S.: R. Tribbit, R. Ramos, C. Adkins, H. Stein, V. Byrd, C. Dunahoo. Spanish Club: J. Dodd, Pres. M. Thompson, D. Jackson, E. Younger, W. Andrews, L. Thomas, M. Woo¬ ten, S. Wainwright, J. Stewart, E. Hale, B. Bacon. Media Club: L. Lynn, P. Klaverweiden. 159 Art Club; L. Dianich, M. Connor, H. Hoffman, E. Hale, K. Bennett, J. Rider, R. Watson, B. Bacon, S. Rehm. Science Club: R. Tribbit, A. Emond, C. Gibson, D. Mathews, C. Varga, M. Thrash, K. McBrien, J. Myer, C. Mulford, R. Carter, P. Shafer. French Club: D. Matthews, C. Adkins, P. Carey, L. Shockley, E. Dodd, K. Larrimore, S. Bridge, S. Pinto, A. Armstrong, P. Seward, V. Byrd, K. Lankford, L. Rogan. Varsity Club: R. Burns, J. Page, P. Crouse, B. Beach, L. Bassett, D. Revel, Coach Schoepf, T. Adams, J. Curry, A. Edmond. Future Farmers of America: First Row: R. Shupe, T. Morris, J. Messick, T. Harris; Second Row: R. Long, J. Rosales, R. Richardson, A. Hixon, H. Wendlandt, D. Darby; Third Row: D. Massey, B. Bounds, P. Moore, C. Stephens, E. Disharoon; Fourth Row: R. Mitchell, J. Angew. Math Team: R. Ramos, A. Schales, V. Gordy, S. Smith, R. Truitt, R. Carter, D. Jackson, M. Thrash, M. Lemley, J. Curry, J. Page, P. Shafer. 163 164 Senior Reps.: T. Maloof, S. Wilkens, P. Commodore, W. Evans, T. Trader, S. Winder, T. Scott, B. Beach. SGA Executive Committee: P. Crouse, C. Gibson, K. Middleton, J. Middleton, C. Adkins, K. Conte. Junior Reps.: A. Dawson, L. Shockley, K. Larrimore, M. Thompson, G. Hopper, C. Lewis, T. Greene, C. Gibson, C. Adkins, R. Truitt. Sophomore Reps.: R. Gattis, S. White, L. Dianich, P. Simms, B. Lewis, V. Hooker, T. Mills, M. Adams. Freshman Reps.: S. Bar¬ ber, G. Shockley, R. Wat- kinson, M. Darby, M.L. Gallis, R. Barkley, J. Beirle, E. Burke, K. Jack- son, W. Jenkins. 165 Wi-Hi News: A. McCoy, S. Henderson, M. Key, K. Lankford, E. Godwin, L. Olsen, D. White, 2nd Row: H. Stein, C. Lewis, R. Burns, W. Evans, M. Thompson, B. Matthews, R. Richins. 3rd Row: B. Butler, J. Page, A. Emond, P. Carey, C. Dunahoo, C. Calvano, W. Andrews. Deca: 1st Row: K. Carey, M. Dixon, T. Thomas, R. Johnson, T. Sweet, T. Vest, K. Kimes, W. McGee. 2nd Row: R. Turner, D. Smith, K. Kendall, L. Dorsey, D. Lattimore, D. Ennis, H. Tschop, D. Dennis, D. Darling. Third Row: D. Twilley, S. Corbin, P. Teaman, T. Garigliano, T. Matsatsos, C. Cooper, L. Kennedy. VICA: First Row: M. Gra- venor, D. Dorsey, P. Jones, D. Silar, R. Wat¬ son, S. Bozman, C. Trav¬ is, J. Wright; Second Row: C. Walker, S. Jones, P. Cannon, C. Parker, L. Bromely, E. Kirkman, R. Himmelright, Third Row. C. King, C. Gochnour, F. Hitchens, T. Dixon, S. Douglas, S. Hagen, M. Welch, M. Farra; Fourth Row: K. Bingham, L. Mills, M. Townsend, C. Pusey, S. Layton, C. Hoprich, J Malcolm, D. Schanfelter, F. Hoge. 166 Latin Club: 1st Row: L. Lambert, B. Lewis, W. Evans, P. McMichael, R. Fitzgerald, P. Lacy, J. Myer, M. Wutoh, S. Wainwright, A. Tyler, 2nd Row: T. scott, T. Onley, C. Goodwin, V. Berry, C. Cropper, L. Thomas, A. Schales, S. Teaman, R. White, P. Percifeild, M. Thrash, E. Burke. Morning Vica: M. Fontaine, B. Foskey, L. Lemon, P. Mears, J. Hires, D. Bounds S. Tilghman, L. Smith, R. Hudson, R. Truitt, S. Steelman, J. Sims, C. Evans. Uhl ' il I 1 • Indian Chant: C. Cal- vano, C. Mulford, V. Byrd. 167 Honor Society: 1st Row: J. Curry, C. Adkins, T. Green, S. Brittingham, V. Gordy, A. Emond, C. Varga, C. Gibson, S. Smith, 2nd Row: D. Cordrey, D. Adams, A. Armstrong, C. Decker, P. Schafer, S. Bridge, S. Steelman, K. McBrien, 3rd Row: M. Lemley, R. Carter, K. Jackson, L. Mahan, V. Goslee, K. Lankford, J. Reddish. Chorus: D. Ruark, V. Hooker, S. Barber, M. 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