Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-05-02
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HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL

HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
Seniors: Iva Phillips, Robert Bar
belly, William Hudson, Granville Hal
Dickie Leonard.
Juniors: Marvin Tyndall, Eleano
Wilson, Clifton Mock.
Sophomores: Billy Blank, Carltol
Riggin, Betty Anne Shockley.
Freshmen: Barbara Morris, Ken
meth Hudson, Elaine Taylor.
Commercial: Leatrice Gaskill.
ELEMENTARY HONOR ROLL
First: Iva Mae Herman, Lille Belle
Stevens, Gregg Cash, Benny Stage
Shirley Holston, Leah Riley, Pau
Smack, Sidney Chopper.
Second: Kenneth Parks, Jane
Hearthway, Mildred Warren, Vernon
Jones, William Price, Betty Lambert.
son, Margaret Ann Northanl.
Third: Victor Smullen, Peggy Bri-
mer, Philis Barnes, VIM. Goodman.
Fourth: Francis Perdue, Joan
Dickerson, Bond Truitt, Richard Nor
than.
Fifth: Peggy Phillips, Jackie Tim
mons, Ellen Bradford, Peggy Sturgis
Mason Webb.
Sixth: Charles Culver, Mary Mock.
Virginia Northam, Dicky Jones, Cur
tbs Shockley, Lester D. Shockley,
Mary Grant, Esther Leigh Shockley'
SNOW HILL BOYS DEFEATED
Last Friday, April 26, Snow Hills
All-Star baseball team ventured to
Stockton for the first game of the
season. Snow Hill commenced with
a beautiful start leading 6 to 0. Stock
ton came up in the fifth inning with
IL runs, making score of II to g
In the first of the seventh inning
Snow Hill made 6 runs. The total
score of the game was II to IL in
favor of Stockton. A lot of credit
goes to Johnnie Vincent who caught
a beautiful line drive into center
field. This catch was the most skill
full of the game. Friday, Ocean City
plays at Snow Hill. We wish the
boys the best of luck.
F. A. BOYS TRIP TO COLLEGE
PARK
On Saturday morning at 4:30 Will.
liam Pussy, Howard Dryden, Bill
Croper and Paul McRoberts, accom-.
panied by Mr.. Glen Lewis and Mr.
Vernon Patz, started to College Park
At Berlin several boys were picked
up that were on the Berlin Judging
teams.
The teams from Snow Hill were
William Pussy and Paul McRoberts
judging poultry and eggs; Howard
Dryden and Bill Chopper, judging
milk.
The boys arrived at College Park
at 9 o'clock and started judging. Lat.
er they visited several of the college
buildings.
Part of the afternoon was spent
at the dairy barn watching the con.
test. Later in the afternoon the boys
saw part of a baseball game between
the Navy and Georgetown.
In the evening the Snow Hill boys
enjoyed a movie in Salisbury. The
entire trip will always be memo
rable one for those who attended.
ACTIVITY PERIOD
On May the Snow Hill faculty
and student body will journey to Po-
comoke to participate in the annual
Field Meet. This week the school
is making preparations for that e.
vent.
When the bell rings for activity
period, the pupils report to their
teachers to practice the various
games. Some of these games are
block relay, flag relay, egg and spoon
race, dodge ball, and soft ball for the
grades.
The high school games and races
are held on the back of the grounds
Here we see the different teachers
coaching volley ball, oft ball, (boys
and girls), relays (boys and girls),
touchdown pass and run and catch
With this practice we hope that
Snow Hill will make a fine record
at the annual field meet.
KEEPING UP WITH THE
GRADUATES
From the class of 40 consisting of
80 members) we have gathered the
following statistics:
Fifteen entered business. They are