Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-05-31
STUDENT COUNCIL
ACHIEVEMENT

greSSive. 1t has been progressive, not
only in respect to our own school but
in Inter- County Council work as well
Wicomico, Somerset and Worcester
counties have been united in one lea
que through the efforts of the Snow
Hill Student Council.
Just before the entire student body
was dismissed for the Christmas holi-
days the Council sponsored an alum
nj reunion. At this reunion many
old friends were reunited and every
one enjoyed it very much. 1t has
been many years since a similar re-
union was held and the Council hopes
that such long span of years won't
elapse before the next one.
Another achievement Of the Stud
ent Council which has been very bene-
fetal to the body is the introduction
of dancing. With the installment of
a nickelodian, dancing was made pos
sible. Through the efforts of Miss
Humphreys and through the addition
of the nickelodian even the more bash
full boys have become modern Beau
Brummels on our own dance floor.
Last year our Council attended a
meeting of various councils in Del
mar, Delaware 1t was decided that
it would be a good idea to have a
league of Student Councils in the
three counties of Wicomico, Somerset
and Worcester. The Snow Hill Stud
emit Council sponsored a Conference
which was held at Snow Hill High
School on April IL, 1910. After the
banquet the delegates from each coun-
Gil held a meeting in the library. AT
this meeting it was decided that all
suggestions be sent to Snow Hill High
School where the Students Council
would draw up temporary Consti-
tuition which would be submitted at
a meeting of delegates at Princess
Anne. At this meeting the Constitu-
ton was ratified and the Tri-County
League of Student Councils was form
ed. We hope that in the future this
League may prove very successful in
accomplishing it's work.
During this year, under it's able
president, Oakley Hall, the Council
has made many progressive moves
and accomplished many things. We
hope that it may continue to do as
we'll in the future as it has done in
the past.
THE END DRAWING NEAR
For the past eleven years the men,
bers of the present Senior Class have
been fighting to get an education.
At the end of each school year, the
teachers would collect the arms distri-
buted to US; but the following Sep
TENDER another would distribute to
US new arms
This year our arms have been col
Iected, and thus, for the Seniors of
Snow Hill High School, the war is
over On June the fifth, we will be
handed our honorable resignation,
showing that we have rightfully won
the war.
For those who like a war of this
sort, it is not the end. Next year
they will fight harder war, a war
for existence in college. For all those
who do fight in this superior battle,
we wish the best of luck.
The Seniors are now ready to step
forth to fight the battle of life.
LURAY CAVERNS AND SKYLINE
DRIVE VISITED BY SCIENCE
CLUB
Visions of beautiful mountains, val
leys and the wonders of the Luray
Caverns and of all nature are still
looming before the seven members of
the Snow Hill High School Science
Club, who took trip on the Skyline
Drive and through the Shenandoah
Valley, May 10 and 10.
The seven members included Flor
ence Laws, Virginia Chopper, Robert
Corddry, Huey Brown, Oakley Hall,
Arthur Hancock and Harold Griffith,
accompanied by Miss Grace Jones, MT.
Wilbur Jones, their advisor and Dicky
Jones.
= The group left Snow Hill early Sat-
day morning to meet the ferry leav-
Matapeake at seven o'clock. Once
n, they hurried to Washington,
they saw many of the famous
They passed Bull Run and
the historical background
The members went
the Drive, stopping
Oh
they found them
ing of the drive.
Drive they rode