Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-11-25
WHO'S WHO
Wilsie Carmean

Mencement.
Wilsie has been in the Glee Club
since she entered high school. At
~resent she is in the Science Club,
taste and Baste Club, and is secretary
of the enior Class. Whsle was LII
hrarian in her junior year and has
been a very efficient hall police this
year.
Both fears of Intra-Mural basket
hall has found Whsle in her class
range as a player. She played as a
substitute on varsity in her sopho-
more year.
NOTE OF THANKS
With due sincerity and gratitude
wish to thank the following for their
interest, cooperation and help in max
ing the annual F. F. A. banquet the
success that it was: Miss Rebecca
Bennett, and the Home Economies De-
partment: Miss Marion Humphreys
and those under her direction; Mr.. y.
p. Simmons and members of the fac
ulty; and Members of the chapter ana
the various committees.
Archer Holloway
Pres. S. H. Chapter F. F. "A.
F.F. A. BANQUET
ON Thursday night, November IT,
the Snow Hill Chapter of Future
Farmers of America held their annual
hanuuet. The attendance consisted OF
about eighty members, their fathers
and mothers, and guests. The BAN
uuet was held in the Snow Hill High
School auditorium, which was very
well decorated with pine and fodder.
The tables were also very attractive
" decorated by the members of the
Home Economics department.
Entertainment was furnished by
Miss Marion Humphreys and some OF
her music students. A girls chorus
made up of Evangeline Vincent, Sar-
ali Brown, Cordelia Price and Bar
hara Brown; a boys chorus made up
of Milton Laws, Enron Sidaway, Hur-
lev Holloway, Archer Holloway, Huey
Brown, Irwin Jones and Richard Leo
nard. a mixed chorus and a solo Dy
Irwin Jones offered entertainment
appreciated by everyone.
At the business meeting which FOL
lowed, Mr.. A. c. Humphreys was
presented with an honorary degree TO
the chapter, in appreciation of his in
terest and cooperation in agriculture.
The rest of the program, which was
very well conducted by the toastmas-
ter, Milton Laws, consisted OF speech
ca by Mr.. Ben Truitt, Mr.. N. P. JOY
ner. Agriculture Instructor, Mr.. A.
C. Humphreys and DIR. Blackwell.
The Future Farmer Greed was CIV
en- by Billy Cropper and an interest
ing account Of the Frederick trip was
related by Bobby Jones.
The Chapter hopes everyone ENJOY
ed the banquet, and they want to pres
ent other programs in the future
equally as interesting.
SOCIAL NEWS
Jane Grey 40 spent the weekend
with Margaret Barnes 40.
Shirley Townsend 40 spent Monday
in Washington, D. c.
Ruth Sturgis 40 spent Sunday in
Frederick with her sister, who is at
tending school there.
Harriet Cherrix visited Anna Pearl
Hauhert. Sunday.
Eleanor Jones visited Anne Thigh
man.
Margaret Barnes is i'll with appen-
dicitis. We hope she is back soon.
We are glad to welcome Emily
Shockley back to school after few
days illness.
FUTURE PROSPECTS FOR FIELD
BALL
The Seventh Grade Girls are learn
ing to play field ball during the Ac-
tiyity Period. Mrs. Cherrix is the
coach and referee. Some of these girls
have shown strength in their playing
in the last few days and will probab-
Iv help Miss Jones in big way next
season.
JUNIOR RED CROSS
Many contributions have been made
to the Junior Red Cross in the Ele-
nentary Grades. A Red Cross Pin is
given to each child who makes a con
tribution and each room which col
lects fifty cents becomes a subscribe
to the Junior Red Cross magazine
We hope every child will wear a pir
before the campaign is ended.
ALASKA'S SILVER MILLIONS
The Elementary School enjoyed TIT
third of a cries of motion pictures
which was given in the auditorium las
Friday, November 18. The picture
was called "Alaska's Silver Millions.