Smyrna times., 1953-10-01
SCHOOL
REPORTER

held a class election. The follow.
ing officers were elected: President
Burrill( McCoy;( Vice President
Patsy Daniels; Secretary, Phylli;
Segars; Treasurer, Larry Tush
Friday has been chosen for the
meeting day. A suitable name for
the group will be selected and
there will be discussion concerning
several projects which may be
worked on.
Section two of the third grade
held an election of officers with
the following results: President,
Linden Boyer; Vice President,
Georgia Kruchen; Secretary, Terri
Slaughter; Treasurer, David Mat
thews. This class is preparing a
Science and Nature Exhibit for the
bulletin board in the corridor of the
Smyrna Elementary School.
In Mrs. Piper's room we have a
Good Citizenship Club. Our offic-
ers are: President, Bobby Pritch-
ard; Vice President, Glenn Busker;
Secretary, Karen Everhart; Treas
urer, John Cherriman. Our new
school is very beautiful. We are
taking good care of it. There are
twenty-nine boys and girls in our
room. Every Friday Miss Kirby
helps us with our Art.
The following officers were
elected in the fifth and sixth
grades: Grade 5-1-President, Ken
ny Shane; Vice President, James
Fischer; Secretary, Carol Ann
Downes; Treasurer, Joan Stevens.
Grade 5-2-President, Robert Boy
er; Vice President, Bruce Pearce;
Secretary, Sandra Warren; Treas
urer, Carol Gordon. Grade ell
President, Nancy Graham; Vice
President, Ellen Ann Moore; Sec
retary, Carol Guarro; Treasurer,
Russell Brown. Grade 6-2-Presi-
dent, Patsy Baker; Vice President,
Charlotte Sharp; Secretary, Nancy
Boyles; Treasurer, David Pass
more. Grade 6-3-President, Carol
Wolford; Vice President, Susan
Price; Secretary, Bonnie Deisem;
Treasurer, Barry Pritchard.
The Executive Committee of the
Drama Club held it's first meeting
September 81, 1858. A committee
was selected to choose a one-act
play which the Drama Club will
present in the spring. The stu
dents chosen to work on this COM
mittee were Connie Carter, Char
lotte Pryor, Janet Wickham, Den
|ney Cole and George Takach.
Joe Churchman, Janet Wickham
and Denney Cole attended the Kent
County Theater Guilds production
pf Moss Hart's play Light Up the
Sky" at Caesar Rodney High
School Friday, September 25, 1858.
The officers of the Smyrna High
School General Organization have |
invited the officers of similar clubs
of the schools in Kent County to
ATTEND a luncheon meeting in the
Smyrna School Cafeteria on Mon
day, October 5. The meal will be
prepared by the cafeteria staff of
the school and served by six girls
from the Home Economics De-
bartment. The schools asked to
send delegates are Milford, Har- /
! 1rington, Caesar Rodney, FELTON,
land Dover
The first assembly program for
the present school term was held
'in the auditorium of Smyrna High |
school last week. The presenta-
Rtion featured 'sThe McCrea Mar
gionettes" who offered puppetized
version of Washington Irving's |
Famous classic 1.-THE Legend of
Sleepy Hollow" The marionettesI
were one-third life size, and were
presented on a portable stage with /
Elevated platform. The presenta-
zion also featured special lighting
affects and sound system. The
3program was thoroughly enjoyed
BY the student body since the Sc
lection presented is one read by all
3unior high school students.
II General Organization News
AN election of General Organ
ization officers was held through
out the secondary school during
the past week, and the following
people were elected: President,
Joseph Churchman; Vice President,
Ronald Stevens; Secretary, Ruth
Carey. A membership drive was
held all last week and almost four
hundred students and teachers
# #oined the organization. The 81,
4O-2, 18th and 18th homeroom sec
lions have 100 per cent member
ship.
j The Latin II Club held its first
meeting on Sentenlher 18. 1853.