Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-09-16
SCHOOL DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN

With the coming of the new schoo
year one finds many changes have
taken place. There are new teachers
and new pupils who will soon become
a part of the school and school af-
fairs.
The jolly juniors of last year are
now dignified seniors; sophoromores
are striving to meet the requirements
of juniors. The freshmen, now full
fledged sophomores, left a large va
cancy which was filled by 81 new
pupils who answered under that title.
And so another year goes sailing
along. May everyone be in good
condition to keep up with that relent-
less pace, may no one be left along
the way to have to start over as next
year rolls around, thus wasting year
which might have been added to the
future instead of subtracted from the
present. Therefore let's make the
most of the year while it is here.
NEW FACES
The Commercial Department of
Snow Hill extends hearty welcome
to Frances Redden who has just be-
come a member of the Junior Class.
Frances, has been attending Stockton
High School where she was a member
of the Glee Club. Because the busi-
ness course was not available at
Stockton, she was forced to Snow Hill.
We are glad she is with US and wish
her every success.
Another newcomer to the Senior
Class is Ruth Brown Of Princess
Anne High School. Ruth was men,
Der of the Glee Club and to her we
extend a sincere welcome with the
hope that she will be happy with US
at Snow Hill High!
SENIORS ELECT OFFICERS
The seniors have elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
President, Mabel Jackson; Vice-Presi-
dent, Albert Adams; Secretary, Will
sic Carmean; Treasurer, Piercy Mabe.
WELCOME TO NEW TEACHERS
The faculty and students of S. II.
II. S. welcome to our school Mr.. N.
P. Joyner as instructor in agricul-
ture. Everyone hopes he will find
his work at Snow Hill pleasant and
will receive the cooperation from both
students and faculty due him.
Mr.. Joyner halls from Ward, S. c.,
where he attended elementary and
high school. He obtained his degree
in agriculture at Clemson College, To-
Gated in South Carolina, FROM where
he was graduated last year.
While there he held the position
of Captain in the Reserve Officers
Training Corps of that College. He
was also outstanding in athletics, hav
ing participated in football, basket
ball, baseball and boxing. AS mem
Der of the track team for four years
he won the South Carolina Intercolleg-
late championship event.
Good luck, Mr.. Joyner.
Extended welcome is offered to
Miss Marian Humphreys who will be
the music teacher and assist with Eng
lish. Miss Humphreys has had val
liable experience in the high schools
of Wicomico County.
Welcome, thrice welcome, Miss
Humphreys!
STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS
Seniors: Piercy Mabe, Archer Hol-
loway, Irwin Jones.
Commercial: Ernon Sidaway, Eu-
media Butler, Hazel Disharoon.
Juniors: Oakley Hall, Florence
Laws, Baily Disharoon.
Sophomores: Rosemary Corddry,
Granville Hall, Richard Leonard.
Last May the entire student body
elected Milton Laws president of the
Student Council. At the first meet
ing, other officer will be elected and
committees appointed.
THE FIRST SOCCER PRACTICE,
The first soccer practice was held
during activity period Monday morn
ing. About thirty boys reported
which shows that finally Snow Hill
has shown some school spirit. With
so many coming out Snow Hill has
one of the best chances it has had in
three or four years for winning the
championship. Of course the team
will miss "Pete" Munroe Townsend,
Roy "Colie" Timmons and Francis
Powell, but otherwise we will have
all the other members of last years
team. Here's hoping that we can
bring the championship to Snow Hill.
GRADE NEWS
The Fifth Grade has elected it's
officers: President: Rebecca Shockley,
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