Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-09-15
WELCOME TO FRESHMEN
Freshman, welcome!

Freshman, welcome!
We, the sophomores, juniors, and
seniors of s. H. H. s. are glad to
have you join us. At first, it will
be difficult for us to recognize each
of you, but in few weeks, every face
will be familiar.
High school is different from the
elementary grades, and you will have
to adjust yourselves. However, that
is a small matter. In short time
YOU will feel SO much at home that
you, like us, will have forgotten what
the grades are like.
If you enter into high school with
eagerness, we will help you in your
perplexity and join you in your en-
thusiasm.
WELCOME TO NEW TEACHERS
The students of Snow Hill High
School have greeted the two new
members of our faculty, Miss Gerald
inc Selby and Mr.. Glen Lewis with
hearty cheers. Miss Selby, the home
room teacher of the seventh grade, is
very capably acquainting these new
pupils to the customs of high school.
She is from Chincoteague, Va, and
was graduated from Madison College,
Harrisonburg, Va. Last year Miss
Selby was a member of the Central
High School faculty in Accomack
County.
Mr.. Lewis has already made him
self popular among the agriculture
boys. His education started at Their
mont High School where he lived. He
is a graduate of the University of
Maryland. AS this is his first year
of teaching, we hope that it will be
q very successful year for him.
STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS
On Thursday, September z, twelve
representatives, from four home
rooms, were elected to serve in the
Student Council for the ensuing year.
The representatives for the freshmen
are not elected until the first term
is over. This is done to get the stud
ents with the highest marks.
The representatives for the year,
excluding the freshmen, are as fol-
lows: Seniors: Bailey Disharoon, Flor
ence Laws, and Arthur Hancock, Com
mercial: Hazel Disharoon, Leatrice
Gaskill and Billy Powell. Juniors:
Shirley Townsend, Granville Hall and
Dickey Leonard. Sophomores: Margar-
ct Holloway, Margaret Shockley and
Clifton Mock.
The end of last year, Oakley Hall
was elected President of the Student
Council for 1889 and 1910.
ELECTION OF CLASS OFFICERS
The senior class of Snow Hill High
School held a meeting on Tuesday,
September 5, 1889, to elect class Of
ficers. Virginia Chopper, the Junior
Class President, presided until the
new president was elected.
The class Motto, "B2", flower "Lily
of the Valley, and color Lavender
and Silver. remain the same as last
year.
The officers elected are: President:
Hazel Disharoon; Vice President:
Bobby Corddry; Secretary: Virginia
Chopper; Treasurer: Florence Laws.
HOME ROOM OFFICERS
The Junior Home Room: President:
Dickey Leonard; Vice-President: Will
liam Hudson; Secretary: Shirley Town
send; Treasurer: Mary Alice VIM
brow.
The Sophomore Home Room: Presi-
dent: Clifton Mock; Vice-President:
Sherwood Ferris; Secretary and
Treasurer: Margaret Shockley; Re-
porter: Barbara Brown.
Freshman Home Room: President:
Irma Lee Adkins; Vice-President:
Thomas Hudson; Secretary and Treas
urer: Joe Corddry.
CHANGES IN THE SCHOOL
Important changes are constantly
taking place in our school to help i'm
prove the system of education.
This year, for the first time in
Worcester County, the seventh grade
pupils have been moved with the high
school students.
Because of this change these pupils