Milford chronicle., 1945-02-23
SCHOOL NEWS
Sophomore News


some close competition as hutl
sides had GOOD players The tWelttu
grade won - TO II
All of her schooI-m&te~ are miss
inS Betty Kenluu She has been un-
sent for quite Il while quarau'iuod
hy Scarlet Fever in rLr family.
She's probably auNiou~ 10 g., bach
To school.
Sixth Gradc News
The Sixth Grade has "a tufal ul
six members enrolled in thc Ilr-
mentary Parent TcuchcI A-.uciu-
tion We are hopin. fur It much
better report hy The emit of Ichiu-
any, at which tiHr thc Nrmbrl-
ship Drive closes.
We contributed to ti" Rnuma-"
Sale held last Wcvh 10y h4in.iur
clothing and maEiue posters which
We're placed i'm variuus store win
doWs To adNclli~" thc sale.
\ Ta>kct! \ Basket
Friday. February IL. VI. II. :.
was host To Caesar Rodney. OW
Varsity boys We're defeated 10y ii
score OF 4l-I7. Tie other team was
just TOO fast. Ear}o was our hi4h-
point man. The Junior Varsity Wa.
likeWiS defeated
The girls played the hest ANA
the most exciting sam" OF the
evening. Caesar 4{odurH's - points
did not top our 20. - OF Which
We're made hy taNin@tr We were
proud OF our girls for rurr@in2
victorious over Caesar Rodney lur
the first time in three years.
Monday, February l9 Tire Varsity
quintctS Juurnryrd tu GtronW oud
tor TWO fast Hud r>citiue ~amc>.
The Varsity ana GrccuN ood were
neck and neck throu"hout the
same. hut GrctnWuud topped as -
to - Why ddn1 DrChHut. y no
was hi@h scorer, mah" " more
points.
by defcatin@ GrccuWood T. to ~.
cur girls have won ten ut their
games Milford piled up It bis lead
AZ the start and h,ld it. With Fu>
niger and Sorrrll Scorin@ u total uI
81 points
The Senior Class oi 1915
This year the senior class plan
ned number uf activities in oldct
to raise Il rather large sum CT
money which wa needed Ior q
Class Year Book project favored
10y the majority OF the class in pro
ference to the usual class tip
/ With the help OF Miss Hurley an,
] the year book staff the class of T.
has their year book we'll uhdcI
way 1t is expected to hc Il 2rca'
! success.
TO raise the money ion our pro
ject activities. activities. and mUl,
activities had 10 be- planned
Among these were hallr~. ruuma4,
sales. and dances
one of the most novel and mos
Interesting projects of the year wa
the Bazaar which tulni he'd dc
li2htiul entertainment tor Dh
townspcoplc and. at the same time
money for the treasury.
Freshman Class
While our cavalry is tig,tiu9 fo
cause much dcarcr to us than tn
petty grievances of the knights i
the Medieval Period. nevertheless
the freshman class is cnjoyim2 til
period OF history thrOu2h Ivan
hoe" under the capable direction ,
our IInSiish teacher Miss v iiu
ley.
Two sections OF the ircslma
class. - Vs. 80, played Il haskr
, ball game ON "Wednesday moon
; February ~ might sllso mrntiu
here that a few of the girls j
these two classes are playing husI
i. pthall ON the Girls Varsity Tia
. year.
Jumior lass News
T. The Junior class wants To than
h everyone fur the Splrudid cuopcrj
T., tiCn at the food sale held ON Jam
=, AIRY ~. 1913. We ar" now only
II few dollars short of the goal $
g ton our Junior Prom Aren't y
g IOOd ?
We have some outstanding hO
. in our class who are especial
skilled in culinary arts. I,icha
Emory and Henry Saunders. o
PRESIDENT baked a luscious Chuc
? late cake last week. which incidc
IL tally. was LIGHT and tcathcrN in a
y ptaranCe although it was mohal
lc like lead ON the stomach These a
Ol the first boys Who have eyer hak
t. Il cake in Milford High School
IN There really hasn't been mU
a. Going ON in the Junior class duri
s. the past week. because "" ha
l. been having our noses kept to t
rs grind4tunc with so many l"sso
and tests.
7-l NrwS
. On February II. IL had Il Vale
tine party. Games We're played a
contests were held Prizes ",
awarded to those taking pa
l. Everyone had Il nice time. rsnrCi
ly the boys hcca,Hc rclrc~hmcl
were served.
For his social studies proj
Vernon l.emcX brought deli"
iul clay model OF the parthrnOn
Eighth Grade News
Section 81 has chosen for Tia
In work in social studies. IA unit
e. South America Through the co
tCsy of MIR. Dean kirmurl. W.
e. cniOyin& a number of films ON t
country. Mrs. William Gordon
contributed native dress. Il d
ks and a newspaper written in a
rs. tive lan2ua&c for an exhibit,
Section So presented an a1>cl
re- ly program ON Tuesday. FehlU
l3. in honor Of Abraham iimc'
Interesting talks were given on
m lite. This section is studying Re
lutionary War and likes il y
e." much.
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