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Worcester Democrat And The Ledger Enterprise
Pocomoke City, Worcester County, Maryland
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Thirty-seven pupils graduated from Pocomoke Elementary School this week, receiving diplomas in a ceremony. The graduates include Thelma Beauchamp, Virginia Butler, and 35 others.
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Thirty seven pupils graduated from the Elementary School in Pocomoke and received their diplomas at the Elementary school exercises held this week.
These were: Thelma Beauchamp, Virginia Butler, Jane Crockett, Priscilla Crockett, Jean Dryden, Grace Dryden, Betty Hoover, Cornelia Hurley, Margaret Johnson, Elsie Riggin, Delsie Riggin, Delmas Russell, Beatrice Smith, Helen Tull, Lida Wilson, Thomas Aydelotte, Griffin Callahan, Kenneth Carmean, Keith Chesser, Samuel Cohen, Frederick Denston, Edward Dryden, Robert Hayman, Hugh MacSorley, Jack Mister, Harold Money, Buford Northam, Claude Outten, Adron Parks, Orville Redden, Irvin Scher, Allen Schoolfield, William Stevenson, Robert Tull, Wallace Vincent, Randolph Wilkerson and Carmel Wilson.
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Thirty seven pupils graduated from the Elementary School in Pocomoke and received their diplomas at the Elementary school exercises held this week. These were: Thelma Beauchamp, Virginia Butler, Jane Crockett, Priscilla Crockett, Jean Dryden, Grace Dryden, Betty Hoover, Cornelia Hurley, Margaret Johnson, Elsie Riggin, Delsie Riggin, Delmas Russell, Beatrice Smith, Helen Tull, Lida Wilson, Thomas Aydelotte, Griffin Callahan, Kenneth Carmean, Keith Chesser, Samuel Cohen, Frederick Denston, Edward Dryden, Robert Hayman, Hugh MacSorley, Jack Mister, Harold Money, Buford Northam, Claude Outten, Adron Parks, Orville Redden, Irvin Scher, Allen Schoolfield, William Stevenson, Robert Tull, Wallace Vincent, Randolph Wilkerson and Carmel Wilson.