Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-05-27
o,s uuo IN SNOW HILL Il. S.

WHO'S WHO IN SNOW HILL Il. ).
Munroe Townsend, "Pete" as ne is
known to his friends, has been with
the present senior class since the oVn
Grade. "Pete" is the son of Rev. ana
Mrs. ]. w. Townsend. He is the pres
ent president of the Athletic Assocla-
ton. This year "Pete" will receive
the S. H. H. S. Sweater for beng the
best boy athlete.
Row Timmons, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Coleman Timmons, has also been with
the seniors since the Sth grade.
"Colie," as he is known to his friends,
has proven to be a good athlete, es-
pecially in intra-mural basket ball. Al
though "Colie" is a quiet boy he is
liked by every boy and girl in the
school.
Dorotha Tull, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood Tull, is one of those
''belles" from Newark. Dorotha's
future is unknown to her as yet. But
I'm sure whatever she decides to be,
she will be successful.
jeanette Twigg, the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Twigg, has been
with the present seniors since the End
half of the first year of school. Jea-
nette has taken the Academic Course
since her junior year and has proven
herself to be almost real French
girl.
Franklin Bowen, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bowen, has shown great
interest in his commercial work since
taking the Comercial course.Al ready
Franklin has shown interest in his fu-
ture for he has held several different
positions.
Harry West, the son of Mrs. Mae
West has been with the present senior
class since he entered the 9Th grade.
Harry has been an active player in
all athletics. He has played on the
basket ball teams, soccer and base
ball teams. At present he is the pit
cher on the baseball team.
Ester Trader, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alpha Trader, has always attend
ed Snow Hill High School. Esther
is a member of the Home Economics
Club.
Charles Smack, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Smack, is especially interested
in athletics and in manual arts. Chas.
played humorous part in "Just the
girl for Jimmie"
JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET
Last Thursday evening, May 9, any
one walking by the high school could
have heard a voice, with the tone of
circus barker, inducing the crowds to
witness the big event. Soon people
dressed for anything but circus Tin
evening clothes) hardened to the tones
of the barker.
After this gentleman had lured
everyone into the building, he directed
the guests to the big tent, labeled
Junior Circus Greatest Show on
Earth" Lingo, in reality led the
way, all dressed up with a top hat.
1t was the entrance to the Junior-Sen-
ior Banquet.
Upon looking around inside, the
guests saw pennants hung across the
auditorium and tables decorated with
animals and balloons. On the walls
were posters of circus attractions. In
cage at the back was the image of
person in cap and gown with a di-
ploma labeled "The Only Senior in
Captivity"
Milton Laws, the postmaster, led
everybody in singing that famous cir
Gus song "The Man on the FLYING
Trapeze."
Throughout the evening all the
speeches and all the activities were in
keeping with the Circus idea.
The Juniors hope that everyone had
an enjoyable evening and that the SEN
iors may have many more light spots
and good times in their unknown fu-
ture.