Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1937-05-07
HALL OF FAME
James Small


placed in the Hall of Fame. James
is one of the outstanding commercial
students and because of his ability
as a typist he was selected as Assis-
tant-Typist on the newspaper staff.
James has won two of his expert typ
ing pins, bronze one and silver.
Jimmy" as he is called by his
friends, is we'll loved by everyone be-
cause of his good nature, and carefree
disposition.
His hobby is reading his shorthand
ten times every night.
James is now holding a position
with Mr.. w. C. Cullen of this city.
Good luck to you, Jimmy! Keep on
as you have started and you will soon
be success.
Miss Sadie o. Powell
P. H. S. this week is featuring Miss
Sadie o. Powell among those deser-
wing faculty members who have exert
ed such great, untiring efforts in
sending their students on to success.
The fact that Miss Powell-intimate
ly known as "Miss Sadie"-has endur-
ed much, but complained very little,
due to her tender, tolerant nature,
cannot be disputed.
She has taught for many years not
only in Pocomoke but also in other
neighboring schools thus spreading
her influence farther than she per-
haps realizes. Miss Sadie's home is
in Pocomoke and she intends that it
shall remain here-a true display Of
loyalty to her home and friends.
Teaching is her hobby under which
follows mathematics and literature.
Flower-gardening is essential to her
recreation and reflects her lovely
character.
Though her experience has not been
glamorous, it has been glorious and
those who are no longer her "little
friends" have grown into "bie
friends"
The advice, counsel, and foundation
that Miss Sadie has created are price
less to those who have contacted them
Jack Dickinson
John H. Dickinson breaks into the
hall of fame and rightly takes his
stand with the rest of the honored
students. He likes "Redden" 'ritin'
and 'rithmtic, and is a star in all
classes. Jack" displayed excellent
talent while playing the leading role
in the play "Huckleberry Finn" Due
to the fact that he is not "Huck'
in real life, he is popular with all his
classmates.
He has many hobbies including
boating, model aviation, fishing, swim
ming and music. Because of his tai
ent in singing he is not only mem
ber of the Glee Club but also occu-
pies place as tenor in the Pocomoke
High School Sextette. He entertains
his pals with his guitar, upon which
he plays many popular favorites.
All in all, Jack, is pretty good
example of typical American boy,
and his friends and teachers wish him
the best in everything!
POCOMOKE VS. BERLIN
The Pocomoke High School baseball
team again emerged victorious by de-
feating, Berlin last Friday by score
of 6 to 4. Robert Allen and Milton
McCready were the outstanding play
ers on the Pocomoke, team. McCready
showed his superiority through his
superb pitching. Robert Allen show
ed his worth behind the plate by his
excellent catching and by his fast and
accurate throws to catch the runners
of second and third bases.
The Berlin pitcher seemed to be a
little too good for the Pocomoke boys,
however, by striking out seventeen of
the Pocomoke batters.
PUPILS TAKE SCHICK TEST
After a request from the County
Health Department many students
took the Schick test last Thursday
The Department desired to re-Schick
test large number who were already
Schick negative as the result of re-
ceiving one dose of Toxoid, to deter
immunized in the future.
mine the permanency of the test. By
volunteering for the re-Schick test
the students aided in the scientific
selection of Toxoid which will give
the best results in protecting the