Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-02-11

Business Manager Pat CoCtlngnaLn
Boys Athletic Mgr. Munroe Townsend
MANUEL ARTS AND HOME ECO
NOMICS CLASSES EXCHANGE
A stranger entering the Snow Hill
High School might be quite surprised
at finding boys down in the Home
Economics Dept. and girls Dusty
hammering and saving in the Manuel
Arts room. This reversal of class
es has come about in an effort TO
bring to the boys some knowledge
of cooking and table service that is
useful in the home. The girls
useful in the home. The girls and
to learn how to handle building tools
and to be able to repair simple pieces
of furniture about the home. They
also will learn the names of woods and
how to finish and care for them.
Mr.. Beauchamp is teaching the
girls to make lamps, book ends, maya
zine racks, and other useful pieces of
furniture. The girls are becoming
quite adept at the use of the plane
and the saw.
The boys have been demonstrating
their abilities as chefs by preparing
a number of very tempting dishes.
They have asonished all who have OBJ
served them by showing such efficient
and speedy work with excellent re-
suits in their finished products. 1t
has even been said that the boys can
make better biscuits than the girls.
This exchange of classes has been
an experiment and if the results are
found worthy of the effort more class
es of this type may be tried another
year.
THE TASTE AND BASTE CLUB
NEWS
The members of the club had quite
a pleasant surprise in store for them
Wednesday, February 2. Miss Ben
nett presented Miss Betty Holloway,
the Food Demonstration for Eastern
Shore Public Service Company" She
showed the girls how simple and la
bor-saving a meal can be cooked if the
proper thought has been given. Miss
Holloway gave added information con-
corning the economy of the thrift
cooker. She showed the advantage of
having one dish meals and gave quite
a few demonstrations. Each one was
appetizing and pretty. The proper
amount of food energy was also con-
sidered before the dish was cooked.
The girls were very pleased with the
results of the food after they had
sampled them.
GOLDEY VS. SNOW HILL
On Thursday night Snow Hills bas-
ket-ball team met Goldey College in
the high school auditorium and went
down to defeat 46-17. Snow Hill led
during the first minutes of play, but
at the beginning of the second quarter
the score began to roll up. The Snow
Hill team showed great improvement
In pass work and were more accurate
in their shooting than in previous
games, but were no match for the
Goldey College boys. Both teams were
somewhat handicapped by the loss
of their captains. Goldey's captain
was injured in game played earlier
in the week; and West, Snow Hills
captain is confined to his home be-
cause of illness: Although defeated
the high school team enjoyed play
ing with Goldey and gained much
valuable experience. 1t is hoped by
all members of the team that they
will return again some time.
In the intramural games played on
Thursday afternoon the Senior boys
defeated the Freshmen boys 1872.
Timmons and Smack led the scoring
for the Seniors while Hall scored the
lone talley for the Freshmen. These
intramural games are enjoyed by
everyone and it is hoped they will
continue.
WHO'S WHO IN THE SENIOR
CLASS