Milford chronicle., 1929-03-08
SCHOOL NEWS
AS REPORTED BY THE
FRESHMAN ENGLISH CLASS.

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FRESHMAN ENGLISH CLASS.
Miss Sipple's section of the third
grade had another flower added to
their collection. 1t was a begonia,
donated by Jean Grier.
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J Miss Wroten's section of the third
grade are making health cards. Each
pupil makes his own card The pur-
pose of this is to keep account of
how the children take care of their
teeth, hands, and finger nails.
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The Spelling Race is going on be-
tween two sections of the Fourth
grade is now even.
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Miss Markets. section of the
Fourth grade had a program in hon.
or of Henry w. Longfelow on Friday
afternoon.
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A very interesting spelling race is
being held between the two sections
of the Fourth Grade. The aeroplane
is flying over the motto, do A Good
Deed Every Day." At the present
time the classes are tied.
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The Fourth grade boys in Miss
Carter's room are getting ready to
make kites to have to use during
the windy days of this month.
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Margaret Hammond and Billy
Kenton won the prizes for having
the greatest variety of stamps in
their stamp collection. The Fourth
grade in Miss Carriers room has
been saving stamps since the first of
the year.
The two sections of the Fifth grade J
have been having spelling contest,
which ended last week. Miss Wat
sons section won.
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A program to celebrate the birth !
days of the famous people in Feb
ruary was given by the Sixth grade |
last week. After the program,
which was very much enjoyed by all, !
the losing team in the attendance
contest served candy and peanuts.
Dorothy Joseph was the winner of .
the spelling bee last week in the
Sixth grade.
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Charles Wilkerson and Lille !;
Poore were selected to give reports
on books this week at the meeting
of the Wide Awake Book Club of the
Sixth grade.
Mrs. Russell's section of the Sew
enth grade are studying Europe and
are very much interested in bring
ing things about the various coun-
tries to school,. ,..
Mrs. Nemish's section of the Sew
enth grade gave a program last
Thursday celebrating the birthdays
of the famous men who were born
in February.
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George Vinyard in Eighth English
Glass gave an account of his trip to
Virginia.
Miss Kern's section of the Eighth
grade made posters on the Nations
capital. They also made February
Booklets in their reading class.
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Irene Williams of the Eighth
grade has made class booklet on
the expansion of the United States,
tracing the growth from the very be-
ginning to the present.
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Mrs. Warehouses; pupils had a
wash day last week. They washed
the windows.
The Home Economies Girls have
their sewing project and are
now cooking and learning to pre-
pare luncheons.
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The Freshman and Seniors played
a very exciting game of basket ball
after school on March 4th. The
lost the game by score
of 20-9, but they offered very good
fight.
The pupils of Milford High School
take great interest in astronomy.
Last fTludy d SIOup VI DOyo ohu
girls with their teacher, Miss Moss, J
went to the edge of town to study
the stars. This proved very sue
cessful trip, as the night was clear
and Miss Moss was able to point out
a large number of consultations.
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Madelyn Hammond of the Fresh
man Glass has returned to school
after an absence of nine days caus-
ed by influenza.
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Eva Nailor and Alice Breme spent
the weekend at the home of Mr.. ]
and Mrs. William Watson, Jr. The 1
girls enjoyed themselves very much.
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The biology class is studying the ]
structure of the skin. I
Ella McColley of the Commercial
was awarded a gold pin
by the Underwood Typewriter Co.,
thic month This award was given :