Wicomico High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

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(Hl|r Jffantlhj The faculty ' s a lovely band Of, oh, such noble teachers! Some are short, some are tall, And all have pleasant features. Mr. Clark, as you all know, Is principle of the school, He’s also king of the faculty And all obey his rule. Miss Dryden dwells in Room No. 1, And she is kept quite busy Ruling o’er those noble Juniors AYho almost make her dizzy. Miss Lankford rules in No. 2, She also patrols the hall. And woe to a poor lost soul Who wanders out at all. Miss Swearingin controls No. 3, She’s new but Miss Mitchell’s friend; She’s very willing and ready to aid And help you to the end. Miss True who lives in No. 4 Assists Miss Lankford might and main, And when some wanderer gets a slip It fills his heart with cruel pain. Miss Hayman who dwells in No. 5 Rules the Freshmen small But still they love their teacher, They love her one and all. Next Miss Flurer comes along The pride of the Juniors’ hearts She lives in room No. 6 And hates from it to part. Ah! Then Miss Hill in No. 7 She is a mighty good sort And will aid you in English any time When you cannot reach the port. Then Miss Killiam in No. 8 She teaches Math, I believe She knows athletics and any game That you can conceive. 11

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iFarultg—Utrnmtro Btijlj rljonl R. LEE CLARK, A. M., Principal IDA MORRIS Teachers’ Training KATHERINE TRUE, A. B. Latin ALMA E. LANKFORD Latin NELLIE F. HILL, A. B. English EMILY I. DASIIIELL, A. B. English and French ETIIEL A. PARSONS, A. B English H. GERTRUDE FLURER, A. B. Science M. OLIVE VINCENT, A. B. History E. MADGE HAYMAN, A. B. Science ALICE M. KILLIAN, A. B. Mathematics MARY WILSON, A. B. Mathematics MARY M. DRYDEN Commercial V. I 1 AY SWEARINGEN Commercial DOROTHY E. MITCHELL Art HELEN A. FOOKS Manual Training RUTII POWELL Home Economics 10

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Miss Dashiell in No. 12 Is dear to our Senior hearts, And if we were rich in worldly goods, We’d feed her on apple tarts. Miss Parsons who is very tall And sings so very sweet, Rides the Presides in No. 14 Who worship at her feet. Dear Miss Mitchell in No. 11 She is so very small, But, Oh my land! She sure can paint And draw most anything at all. Next Miss Wilson, a Mardelian, Dwells in No. 10, She’s a cousin of Billy Cooper And is very fond of him. Little Miss Vincent in No. 9 She is not very tall, But nevertheless she knows a lot Jn spite of being so small, Miss Morris who lives in No. 16, Is head of feminine sports At her suggestion, Mr. Cla rk has promised To provide us with a Tennis Court. Dear Mrs. Fooks in No. 15 I’ve never seen her talking, But I don’t know. I ’spect she does Sometimes when she’s out walking. Miss Ruth who rules in No. 17, Is queen of the domestic world She knows every boy in the great big school And also every girl. This completes the faculty Of this dear old college; Its not a bad-looking bunch, as you see, And none can surpass their knowledge. K. TODD.