Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-10-29
Hall of Fame (Faculty)

Schools Faculty who we'll deserves a
place in the Hall of Fame this week
is Miss Bernice Hall of Parksley,
Virginia.
Miss Hall, after attending Temper
anceville High School for a while,
graduated from Averett High School
in Danville, Virginia. From there
she took a course at the University
of Richmond and while enrolled there
she was an honor student. After
completing her study in Richmond, she
then returned to Parksley, her home
town, where she was placed as mem
Der of the high school faculty. Later
she changed her position from Parks
ley to Temperanceville where she
taught until coming to Pocomoke. Last
summer she attended summer school
in Lewiston, Maine.
Miss Hall specializes in Mathemat-
les and English and because of her
knowledge and ability to put across
her ideas, she is well capable of fill
ing her position. She is not only fond
of her work, but she seems to enjoy
making long and interesting trips
such as her trip to California, New
Mexico, Canada, and other western
states. Her chief hobby is knitting
and she has quite collection of
sweaters, suits, etc.
Miss Hall is well liked by all the
students and Pocomoke High School
will try to help her in all that she
wishes to do.
Hall of Fame (Students)
One of our most popular seniors,
John Henry Dickinson, better known
as Jack, is the son of Mr.. Harold
Dickinson, of Philadelphia.
Jack is liked by, everyone and is an
outstanding student in all of his
studies. He has been elected Vice
President and also representative of
the IVA section of the Student Coun-
ell. He is also Assistant Editor of
the "Pocomoke Hi-Lights."
In his junior year Jack was select
ed to portray the part of "Huck" in
the play 'Huckleberry Finn" in which
he showed excellent talent.
He has many hobbies including boat
ing, fishing, model aviation, swim
ming and music. Because of his tai
ent in singing, he is member of the
Glee Club and also occupies a place
as tenor in the Pocomoke High School
Sextette.
We anticipate quite a niche in the
Hall of Fame for Jack.
Honor Roll
The pupils of Pocomoke High re-
ceived their reports last Wednesday,
October 20, and many were on the
Honor Roll. They were:
IV-A-Cecilia Shaw, Frances Small,
Jack GUSTS, Betty Walters, Mary Ev-
elyn Stevenson.
IV-B-Beulah Mcdaniel, Louise
Leitch.
III-A-Helen Sarbanes, Helen Carey,
David Merrill.
III-B-Dorothy Hill, Jane Hill
Louise Conway, Phyllis Ward, Maude
Ward.
I-A-Edward Dryden, Robert Hay
man, William Landlord, Grace Dry
den, Priscilla Crockett.
II-B-Beatrice Smith, Jean Dryden,
Ruth Smack.
I-A-Leucia Venable, Kenneth Will
kerson, Charlotte Anne Gordy.
I-B-James Hayman, Irene Brit
tingham, Agnes Bundick, Vivian God
win, Pauline Redden, Jean Rock, Paul
inc Taylor, Anne C. Townsend.
Grammar Grades
7-A-June Pusey, Margaret Linton,
Jean Littleton, Betty Ward.
7-B-Betty Lester, Cherry Stevens,
John Rev, Louise East; Margaret
Anne Dryden.
6-A-Hortense Bunting, Louise
Watson, Virginia Matthews, Irene
Goodwin, Betty Sparrow.
6-B-Ralph Landlord, Annabel Bal
lard.
5-B- (New High School) -Margar-
ct Tull, Annabel Ross, Robert Lee
Merrill, Jeanette MacSorley.
Changing of Report Cards
A change has been made in the
distribution of report cards this year.
Instead of getting them monthly we
will receive them every six weeks.
The reason for this is that a uni
form system is desired throughout the