Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-10-12
HONOR ROLL
STUDENTS AT
POCOMOKE HIGH
Motion Pictures Shown At The
High School In Behalf Of
The Science Classes
THE DIFFERENT CLASSES
ELECT 1934-35 OFFICERS

Honor roll SCuQenCS at Lne HlSN
School are Jack GUSTS and Mary Ev-
elyn Stevenson, in 1 A. Katherine
Barnes. Virginia Mock, Frances Shear,
Howard Stevenson and Kenneth Vim
cent, in II A. Raymond Dryden, Nam
cy Schoolfield and Alice Venable in III
A. Dorothy Mills in III B. Doris
Bromley, Margaret Holland, Jane
Landlord, Ann Melvin and Catherine
Reid, in Nv A. Ruth Hurley and
Florence Lewis in Nv B.
On Thursday, October a, at 2:3O
o'clock, a soccer conference was held
in the High School at Berlin, Md.
Mr.. Ferguson, State Field Leader of
P. A. L., was in charge of the meet
ing.
Mr.. Ferguson, explained many rules
Of soccer, such as the one and two
point goals, off side, free kicks, pen
atty and corner kicks, throw-in's, etc.
Those who attended this conference
from Pocomoke were Prof. Sartorius,
coach; Bill Dryden, manager; Wilson
Hancock, captain; John Powell, Fred
Hope, Bernard (Ace) Jacobs, Edmond
(Bud) Demar, Victor Bell, Judson
Bell and Norman Allen.
On Monday very interesting NOV
lie was shown on the stage in behalf
of the science classes. The picture
was given by the manufacturers Of
a brand of tooth paste. It dealt with
the care of the teeth from childhood
and with the necessity Of having good
teeth. The picture showed how di-
seases may be prevented by thor
ough cleansing of the teeth and point
ed out more clearly why Beauty"
means beautiful teeth.
Last Friday, a party was given
for the benefit Of the Pocomoke High
School Athletic Association. The adj
mission was 25c a couple. There
were dancing and cards for enter
tainment. One of the special features
Of the evening was a solo by Ralph
Ross.
Refreshments, consisting Of ginger
ale and cup cakes, were served about
1920.
The proceeds will be spent for
equipment for the soccer and base
ball teams.
On Monday afternoon, October 8,
the Princess Anne soccer team Wis
tied Pocomoke High School. During
the first half Of the game Princess
Anne was leading by the score of 2
to 0. The Pocomoke boys did not
seem able to get together.
Between halves, Coach Sartorius
gave the boys few pointers. When
they started. the second half they
looked like new team and succeeded
in scoring two goals. The final score
was to 2. Goals were made by Nor
man Allen and Bernard Jacobs. Po-
comoke Lineup was Goal, Victor Bell;
Fullback R., Edwin Du Bose; Fullback
L., J. Wilson Duncan; Center Half
Back, Wilson Hancock (captain) ;
Right Half Back, Bud DeMar; Left
Half Back, Floyd Joynes; Right Wing,
John Powell; Right Inside, Norman
Allen; Center Forward, Jess Mat
thews; Left Inside, Bernard Jacobs;
Left Outside, Judson Bell. Substi-
tutes, Ralph Ards, Raymond Dry
den, Ohio Watson, Frederick Hope,
w. Wilson Duncan. Coach, William
Sartorius. Managers, Joe Levin, Bill
ly Dryden.
On Friday afternoon, September %,
Pocomoke Girls played at Marion,
the score being So in favor of Mar
ion High School.
The lineup of the Pocomoke team
was as follows: Center, Doris Brom-
ley; r. Inside, Bee Human; R. Wing
Silvia Levin; L. Inside, Isabelle Giltz
L. Wing, Louise Duncan; c. Half -back
Mary Coulbourne; r. Half-back, Mary
Mason; L. Half-back, Betty Drifting.
ham; r. Full-badk, Phyllis Miller;
L. Full-back, Carylan Rantz; Goal
Eunice Mcdaniel. Substitutes: r
Sturgis, I. Kitchens, B. Walters, B
Mcdaniel, w. Small, N. Ennis.
After acquainting themselves with
the. school curriculum, the Freshman
classes, A and B, elected the follow.
ing officers: I A Section: President
Dale Davis; Vice-President, Mary
Coulbourne; Secretary and Treasurer
Betty Walters.
/ B Section, President, Maurice
Brittingham; Vice-President, Betty
Brittingham; Secretary-Treasurer
Marion Mason.
The officers elected from the Sophie
more A Section are as follows: Pres
ident, Vernon Davis; Vice-President,
Kathryn Barnes; Secretary, Frances
Shear; Treasurer, Judson Bell.