Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-04-09
WASHINGTON COLLEGE STU.
DENT SPEAKS TO SENIORS

WASH1NGION COLLEGE STU
DENT SPEAKS TO SENIORS
On Friday of last week, the seniors
arithmetic class was fortunate enough
to have as a speaker, Bill Deering, o.
Washington College.
Mr.. Deering, a native of Berlin, i:
at present, a junior at Washington
College.
He gave the seniors an interesting
account of the scholastic training one
may acquire at the college, and also
spoke of the many social activitie:
which attract young men and women
Mr.. Deering spoke out Of loyalty
and love for his school, and everyone
in the class was impressed with his
earnest appeal.
A NOTE OF THANKS
The students of Snow Hill High
School wish to extend to Mr.. w. A
Jones their sincerest thanks for his
generous assistance and cooperation
that he has so willingly offered. AS
the teacher in charge of the loading
buses, Mr.. Jones has rendered inval-
liable service, giving his undivided at
tention to this duty with the result
that there has been no accident. This
commendable service is certainly de-
serving of our thanks, and it is with
utmost pleasure that we offer them
Likewise as member of the faculty
he has always maintained a coopera-
tive spirit. His undying enthusiasm
for science has been largely instru-
mental in the correct development OF
the students attitude towards this sub
jects.
EXCLAMATION CONTEST
Tuesday Evening April 18th
The annual defamation contest will
be held in the Snow Hill High School,
Tuesday evening, April 13, at o'clock
The following selections will be given:
When Love and Duty Meet, Phoebe
Mock: Van Bibber's Burglar Alarm
Albert Laws; The Last Lesson, David
Northam; Aunt Polly's George Wash
ington, Barbara Ards; One Niche The
Highest, Lee Adkins; Santa Claus In
The Mines, Emily Dryden.
From these contestants, one will be
chosen to represent the S. H. II. S. in
the County Contest.
The Glee Club will favor the aud
fence with several selections. The
public is cordially invited to attend
DIR. BLACKWELL VISITS SCHOOL
On Thursday afternoon Of las
week. DIR. J. D. Blackwell, president
of the State Teachers College, at Sal
isbury, visited S. II. H. S. The pur.
pose of his visit was to give the sen
iors some facts about college prepare
tions. He discussed the various ques
tions to be decided before choosing
ones school. After discussing school:
in general, he gave the seniors the ad
vantages of attending the Salisbur!
institution. At the close of the talk
he extended an invitation to all thos'
interested to attend the Student Con
ference to be held at the State Teach
ers College on the 9th and 10th O.
April.
His short address was enjoyed ant
appreciated by the Seniors.
SOCIAL NEWS
Walter Price spent part of las
week in Baltimore.
The Juniors are glad to welcom'
Mildred Parsons and Emily Drydel
back after their struggle with tn
measles.
Helen Holloway, Billie Laws, Mar
tina Mock, and Eleanor Clarke are suf
fering from the epidemic this week.
Robert Smith spent Monday in Bal
timore.
Many of the college students VIII
were home for their spring vacation
have returned to their RESPECTIVE
schools.
The student body of Snow Hill Higl
School wishes to express its apprecia