Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-09-24
CLASS ELECTIONS

Cdry1 Chilly DTyueuS treasurer, Nlauy .
Disharoon.
Junior: President, Sarah Brown;
Vice President, Archer Holloway; Sec
rotary and Treasurer, Milton Laws.
Sophomore: President, Oakley Hall;
President, Francis CherriX; Sec
rotary and Treasurer, Florence Laws.
Commercial Department.: President,
Madeline Griffin; Vice-President,
Gladys Disharoon; Secretary and
Treasurer, Thelma Wilson.
The Fall Outlook For Athletics
September 7th this years Field Ball
squad turned out in full force for the
first practice of the season. The ex-
perienced players endeavored to show
the freshmen something about the
game. The Snow Hill girls may find
it difficult to fill the position left va
cant by the graduation of five of last
years championship team. However,
the freshmen girls and utility players
from last year are showing great
progress and in a few weeks, when
the first game is played, they will
be playing like veterans. Through the
cooperation of every girl and under
the splendid instruction of our coach,
Miss Jones, the girls mean to show our
opponents that Snow Hill can play the
game and play it fairly and end with
honors. Come on, girls, let's make
this the biggest and best field ball
season yet.
New Home Economies Teacher
The members of the faculty and the
student body wish to welcome our new
high school teacher, Miss Rebecca Ben
nett. Miss Bennett has been appoint
ed to fill the vacancy of our former
teacher, Mrs. Duley, in the Home
Economics Department.
She graduated from Wicomico High
School and the State Teachers College
at Harrisonburg, Va. During the
summer she attended William and
Mary College in Williamsburg, Va.
Before coming to Snow Hill, she
taught in Vienna and Pocomoke, Md.
Soccer News
Snow Hill High School soccer team
got away to flying start this week
when they began their regular fall
practice. Approximately thirty boys
reported to Coach Corddry on the field
Tuesday. Among the boys reporting
there were several who returned from
last years team. It is hoped that
from among the many new boys re-
porting from the freshmen and sopho-
more classes that much new material
Will be found to strengthen the team
which was weakened considerably by
graduation Fast year. We were very
fortunate in having Mount and Tim
mons, two long range "booters" return
this year. Powell, Garrett and "Doc"
Smith also returned to the line and
it looks as if the county seat boys are
going to have a terrifically fast line
with help from Milton Laws who re-
ported for the first time and is MAX
ing quite showing on the right wing.
On Thursday the election of the cap
tain and manager was held. The final
vote showed: Albert Laws, Traffic
Manager; Joe Sherkey, General Man
ager; Munroe Townsend, Captain.
Election of Athletic Council
Ono roprocopf tivo fr0po aaob class
was elected to form an Athletic Coun-
Gil with Munroe Townsend as presi-
dent. Those elected were: Freshman,
Shirley Townsend; Sophomore, Hazel
Disharoon; Junior, Sarah Brown; Sen
ior, David Northam.
Teachers Summer Activities
Mrs. Phillips made tour through
historic Virginia, visiting Williams
burg, jamestown, and the Shenandoah
Valley.
Miss Jones made a tour of North
Carolina.
Mr.. Corddry attended summer
school at Duke University, Durham,
N. C.
Mr.. F. Beauchamp attended summer
school at the University of Maryland.
He also visited fredericksburg, West
minister and Baltimore.
Mr.. Simmons spent a few days Wis
iting notable places in Virginia.
Mr.. C. J. Beauchamp, returned to
his home in northern Michigan. He al
so spent some time touring the state
of Wisconsin and working at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin.
Social News
Hazel Taylor visited in Washington
this summer.
Florence Laws and Cordelia Price
spent a week at Camp Wright.
Jane Grey spent part of the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. j. T. Foxe