Wicomico Ed Chief and Staff Listed in Evening News
The Wicomico edition lists associate editors Beverly Merrick Ettelbeth Welne Lee Jobnewn Constanze Cash Mildred Pope and others for the News Publishing Company. Readers are directed to send communications to the Wicomico High School office.
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Beverly Merrick
Ettelbeth Welne
Lee Jobnewn
Constanze Cash
Selby
Baltimore
Sheed
A.T Truitt
News Publishing Company
Three Centers Tasted Action In Salisbury Hoop Campaign
The 1925 Wicomico High basketball season under Coach Duffy featured three centers in key roles as Salisbury pursued a state championship. With two veterans guiding a fast, weight-light squad, the Warriors posted strong showings in the Eastern Shore Tourney and Chestertown meet, while injuries and scholastic issues caused lineup changes. Players Morr Unshareen Brewington Ler Enshareen Thomas Inshareen Waller Jackson Ern Moore G Booth and others saw varied court time as Duffy reshaped the lineup for the title tilt.
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Wicomico High
Duffy
Ada
Indiana
Salisbury Wall
William Anldward Duffy
Chestertown
Duffyites
Pentagon
Warrior Club
Chang
Tomorrey
Morr Unehareon
Brewington
Ler Enshareen
Thoma Inshareen
Waller
Thoma
Nevever
Ana Qgement
Jackson
Vetr
Toursey
Ern Moore
G. Booth
le~ Beran
Temeorres
Insle
Parsons
Theen
Omega Alpha Fret Formed By W H S Students
Wicomico High forms the Omega Alpha fraternity with initial members Frank Jackson Akon Hughes and William Booth. Admissions require peer vote and friendship judgment plus a $1.68 initiation fee and strict rules including no freshman joiners and mandatory attendance at initiations.
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Wicomico High
Omega Alpha
Frank Jackson
Akon Hughes
William Booth
Students urged to back school baseball season with full support
The message calls for greater student cooperation to back athletics at WHf. 8 and Wilmington's eastern shore school. It urges attendance at games and loud, sustained cheers to build a winning team during the upcoming baseball season.
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Scheol
Balrrason
PTA plea for higher attendance to aid school progress
A mother urges parents to attend monthly PTA meetings proportionally to their children’s enrollment. She notes current attendance is low despite a large membership and argues personal contact between parents and teachers boosts student attention. She calls for full parental cooperation to accomplish reasonable PTA goals.
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PTA
Perent
Newspaper Project Celebrates School Support
The Kihe school paper praises departments for strong backing and student training. It recognizes early obstacles overcome and notes growing student appreciation and contributions to the publication.
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Eur
Wicomica High
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Who Is She The Darling Student of Bongreee
A fragmentary poem-lam heaped with garbled lines presents Pula Jones as a beloved student figure. It evokes a dainty girl with blue eyes and dimples beloved by classmates amid playful, lyrical notes and garbled phrases.
Unclear text tale from WHS students and staff
Fragmentary school notes mention Miss Mestek Mrs Phillips Jimmy and Philadelphia news. References to Miss Straugha Mr Gardner Bimma Bailey and Miss Porter hint at social events and new mimeograph an internal school update with uncertain details.
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Mestek Quing
Catherine Phillips
Sidap Tai
Jimmy Commercial Department
Wheeler
Ince
Miss Straugha
Gardner
Bimma Bailey
Philadelphia
Miss Phillips
Miss Porter
Jimmy
Fragmented Notice From Historical Page
A damaged OCR fragment references refunds and names with unclear context. The readable bits hint at financial or memorial notes, mentioning a person and actions related to payments or refunds, but specifics are obscured.
Literary Society Organized by English Class
The Poe’s Literary Society was organized weeks ago by the 3B English class with Milton White as President, Margaret Hearne as Vice President, Kathryn Bennett as Secretary and Treasurer, and Adelle Dolby as Assistant Secretary. Meetings occur Fridays after noon to study notable authors. Last week included a William Wardworth life reading by Mikired Twigg and a George Washington Boyhood Day reading by Margaret Hearne.
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Poe's Literary Society
Milton White
Preanent
Margaret Hearne
Kathryn Bennett
Adelle Dulbey
Willam Wardaworth
Mikired Twigg
Mirean Rely
Branche Phillip Wave
George Washington
Adelle Dolby
Lonely Girl in a Silent Home After Loss
A young girl, now alone after her mother’s death, faces an uncertain tomorrow. Her father, a roaming patron, remains distant as the girl endures life in a large mansion with little companionship. A local minister and a budding lover may enter her story as she copes with loneliness.
Benny And Mary School Rumor Turns To Pair in Town
A fragmented verse from a small town notes a teacher named Mary and speculation about a romantic pairing with another teacher Benny. The piece hints at gossip and public curiosity about personal lives within the school.
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Benny
Debate Over Outside Activities At High School
A local survey captures mixed views on outside activities at the high school. Responses from students and staff reveal opinions ranging from too many to not enough, with arguments about work, play, school spirit, and social contact among students.
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Robert Dallas
Mrs. Pope
Joe Thoma
Miss Bloxom
Frank Cooper
Conree Benson
Charle Hearrne
Virginia Booth
Ruth Mesack
Hilda Nutter
Emma Bailey
Biggest Thrill in My Life Chronicle
A garbled reminiscence page lists multiple quotes attributed to individuals such as May Trunt Keenan Perrin Patty Bennett John Marshall Charley Hearne Mrs Hennett Miss Straughn Latham Serman Lan Van Hore Fesncts Wilsom Hilda Hearne Emma Bailey Nellie Lankford and Wace Smith. The entries hint at personal moments from childhood and school days including earning money and learning tests, across a collage of names with scattered phrases about airplanes, boats, and family events.
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Trunt
Jay Ward
Keenan Perrin
Patty Bennett
Mur
Eryman
John Marshall
Charley Hearne
Meadow Song Of A Farmer Boy And Evening
A rural verse describes a sunlit hill and a meadow scene. A farmer boy goes to the fields to make hay as birds sing and a brook babbles. The day ends with sunset and darkness returning.
Whimsical Schoolroom Verse From WWI Era Kansas
A playful student poem lists girls by name such as Mamie Gries Ruth Messick Margaret Kennerly Nellie May Polly White and Annabel Unck in a teasing rhymed sketch. It contrasts their traits and habits while inviting readers to overlook the verse’s cheeky tone.
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Mamie Gries
Ruth Messick
Annabel
Margaret Kennerly
Nellie
Polly White
Great Diamond Year in Store For Indians
The article previews a county baseball season at Wicomico High School. It highlights returning pitchers George Booth and Skeet Benson, a bid for the pitching role by Jack son, and new or improved performers like Frank Jackson and Joe Thoma. Infield duties include Ryatt at first, Bout at second, Larmere at short, with Hurtley behind the plate and Thoma in center field. the team aims for a strong season in a league with Delmar, Sharptown, and Mardels.
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Delmar
Sharptown
Mardels
George Booth
Skeet Benson
Jackson
Frank Jackson
Werth
Waller
Hugh Larmere
Wicomico High
Things We Never Will See in Schoolyard Characters
A fragmentary list sketches odd scenes and people around a school setting. Mentions include Miss Lankford with bobbed hair Misa Morris in karckers and Bill Moore in a basketball game with Miss Pittville watching. random names appear with quirky descriptions and surreal touches.
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Lankford
Misa Morris
Karckers
Cordrey
Hal Jackson
Wheeler
Crisfield Hearn
Daves
Peninsula
Ce Cream Co
Peanut Insley
Frankie Fredds
Bill Moore
Miss
Fragmented verse and stage notes from a theatre piece
The fragmentary text blends dialogue and stage directions about a Patrick's party and a public ceremony. It mentions a championship fight joke referencing Bowe and Ward, a Miss Porter dating scene, lines about mother and fate, and a closing curtain with bread rhetoric.
Passing the Buck at the Table and Constance Clark
Fragmentary lines show a scene at table talk with repeated pleas to pass items. The text references the name Constance Clark as part of the dialogue or mention, but overall content remains incomplete.
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