Milford chronicle., 1929-10-18
School News-RepOrted BY The
Eighth Grade

ABOUT Indians, making Indian dolls
for the sand table and modelling from
clay.
They observed Columbus Day on
October II, with the following pro-
gram:
Song, America"
Dramatization, Landing of Col
umbus."
Recitation, "The Sailor"
They have also organized their To-
cal Art Club with these officers:
President, Mary Virginia Wix; vice
president, James Dare; secretary,
Catharine Donovan.
They have 1000 enrolment in the
Junior Red Cross.
The pupils of the second grade are
studying about Indians. They have
made pottery from native clay and
plasteline.
They also observed Columbus Day
with the following program:
Bible reading, 23rd Psalm.
Song, America"
Dramatization, ''The Landing Col
umbus."
The Art Club was organized this
week. The following officers were
elected: Dorothy Carpenter, presi-
dent; John Pratt, vice president and
Norman Boone, secretary.
The enrolment for the Junior Red
Cross was 1000.
The third grade reports 1000
membership to the Junior Red Cross.
The Art Club has been organized
and the following officers elected:
President, Charles Randazzo; vice
president, Lloyd Wilcutts; secretary,
Catherine Sipple; treasurer, Mary
Catherine Gray. The object of the
Art Club is to encourage the chill
dren in art appreciation and to
place the responsibility of the care
of the room and playground upon
the children. AS an incentive the
children are looking forward to a
picnic in the spring.
Plans are under way for a Hal
lowe'en party and the pupils are get
ting games, decorations, prizes and
goodies prepared for it.
The fourth grade pupils are COM
pleting portfolios to be used for
holding drawings and honor papers.
The covers have been decorated with
attractive designs made by stick
prints.
The third and fourth grades also
observed Columbus Day with a pro-
gram as follows:
Bible reading, 92nd Psalm.
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Hart.
Recitation, Mary Catherine Gray.
Song, america"
Dramatization, Henry Work, John |
Woodall, Myrtle Coverdale, Donald
Langrell, Raymond Hall, Edgar Ly-
ons, Margaret Hart and Norman
MINER.
Reading, eff Columbus Could See
U.s." by Evelyn Purnell.
Song, 20 Columbia, the Gem of the
Ocean,"
Acrostic, Nettie Gross, Catherine
5ipple, Irving Culver, Grace Glen
laniel, Lidia Mae Camper, Herbert
Robbins, Russell Davis and Lee Har-
'ington.
Reading, Surprising Columbus"
)y Evelyn Hazel.
Reading, Margaret Hart.
The fifth and sixth grades elected
heir class officers at the beginning
If the year. Their first meeting was \
leld October IL with their president
n charge, Marie Wilson. Their pro-
gram was arranged by the girls and
vas very interesting.
The seventh and eighth grades
lave organized an Art Club. The Off
,ers elected are as follows: Presi-
lent, Thomas Garbutt; vice pres1-
lent, Ruth Hamer; secretary, Anna
,el Banks and treasurer, Sarah Hill.
n the club they have made fronts
or books to hold the drawings and
hings they make. They also made
to put flower seeds IN,
loping to plant them next spring.
The book fronts and envelopes were
decorated very pretty.
The fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
trades had a program for Columbus
Jay. The program was as follows:
A brief address by the principal,
ir. Mick. 81
Reading, "The Life of Columbus"
" four pupils, Thomas Garbutt,
iartha Hansberry, Richard Sipple
nd Annabel Banks.
Song, 90 Columbia, the Gem OF the
ocean,"
Recitation, columbus" by Ruth
Tamer.
Recitation, "oh Columbus" by
,dith Fisher.
Song, "America the Beautiful" !.
Recitation, "Supposing Columbus"
Y Clara Wix.
The flag salute was last.
The program was very interesting
nd enjoyed very much. h
The seventh and eighth grades re-
ort 1000 enrolment in the Junior 4
ed Cross. S
riday evening, October IL.
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