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

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16 THE T AT LE R—1 925 Faculty CLARENCE H. CORDREY, M. A. Principal A. P. WHEELER, B. S. Vice-Principal Depart ment of Science « Edwin K. MclntoshJ. A. P. Wheeler, B. S. ' Amy C. Bennett, A. B. Benjamin Carroll, A. B.l Department of History C. H. Cordrey, M. A. Winifred M. Phillips. A. B. Maria Davis, A. B. • . C. Edward Duffy, A. B. (Mrs.) Kate Howard Cissel, A. Alma M. Holiday, A. B. Home Economics Department Irene E. Parker). Lala L. Messick r Commercial Depart ment Helen E. Porter Mary V. Straughn Catherine V. Phillips Department of Mathematics Ida Morris , Alice M. Killiam, A. B. Cora Ward Gordy, A. BX Winnie E. Dryden, A. B. Department of English (Mrs.) Mildred W. Pope, A. B . Helen M. Nock, A. B. Alma M. Holliday, A. B. Maria Davis, A. B. Hilda R. Long, A. B. (Mrs.) Kate Howard Cissel, A. B. Foreign Language Department Alma E. Lankford . (Mrs.) Lois Bloxom Cox, A. B. Louise B. Fisher, A. B. Manual Training Department W Clarke Gardner Librarian Alma E. Lankford ' t '

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18 THE T AT LE R—l 9 25 Faculty Poem We are proud and happy to be alive In nineteen hundred and twenty-five. And whatever we achieve in the way of success, We’ll owe to the Faculty of W. H. S. Our Principal comes first in heart, soul and mind, For Mr. Cordrey as a teacher has ever been kind. With honest endeavor; unselfish and true, He has led us by precept the long years thru. On the list is Mr. Wheeler; our beloved science teacher, Who judged by his goodness, should have been a preacher. For our English we are indebted to dainty Mrs. Pope, Who cheered us with a smile and encouraged us with hope. And there’s Mr. Donoho in Room No. Nine, I would that his knowledge of English were mine. He was not a great talker, and we’re glad there was no need, But the advice he has given we’ll do well to heed. Our Algebra class surely would have been in a stew, But for Miss Ida Morris and the things she knew. Mrs. Cox is not forgotten with her “Beau est le matin”, For it was no easy task to teach us French and Latin. In Biology, Mr. McIntosh, who denies he’s old, Knows more of the subject than has ever been told. We are daily discovering in his nature new traits, And as often engaging in wordy debates. And here’s to Miss Bennett, so young and so fair, With sparkling grey eyes and chestnut brown hair.