Milford chronicle., 1956-10-12
Harrington
School News


The Harrington High School will
observe National Fire Prevention
Week, October 9Th through 18th.
Pupils in grades s. z, and are
permitted to write essays on Fire
Prevention. Awards will be pre-
sente5 to the winners by the local
Fire Department.
Students To Receive Polio Shots
Polio Shots will be furnished fOI
the Harrington Schools, grades l
through II, Monday, October 18th.
O'Clock Harrington High School.
! o'clock p. S. Du POnt School.
Permission slips, which are to
be signed by the parents, will be
sent home by the pupils on Mon
day. Oct. s. Be sure your child has
his blank.
ASSEMBLY, October )
The first assembly of the year
took place Friday when Mr.. COtter
showed colored slides of his trip
10 Europe during the summer. TAX
ing several hundred pictures en-
route, he travelled approximately
10000 miles visiting France, Spain,
England, and Monaco.
SPORTS
Hockey season is on it's way.
Both teams, coached by Miss Jac-
dualine Knopp, have started their
seasons practices. Many girls
showed up for their first practice,
including eighth through twelfth
grades. After several promising
practices, our coach chose her first
and second teams. They are as
follows: Varsity-center forward,
Kitty Lou Smith; inners, Joan Col
lins and Jeanne Homewood; wings,
Mary Ann Montague and Ruth
Walls; halfbacks, Barbara Ed
wards. Jean Walls and Nancy Tay-
lor; fullbacks. Patsy Jack and Jean
Coulbourn; and gOalie, Emily Ann
Brown.
The Jay Wees include-center
forward, Bonnie S;atterfield; inners
Sharon Breeding and Mary Ann
Messick; wings, Brenda Banning
and Barbara Payne; halfback, Bev'
erly Larimore, Pat Hackett anC
Kathy Holloway; fullback, Lois
Hopkins and Iris Lee Warrington
and goalie, Margret Teed.
All positions are not definite but
F.. will stand for the first game with
Caesar Rodney. Tuesday, October
2, at 1890
There was a loss of seven excep'
tionallv good hockey players last
year. We have only four veterans
Our present hockev teams will dc
their hest to hold the record made
81 1ahS.
SENIOR PERSONALITY
LEROY Belts was born on jung
IS, 1888. He is the son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Elmer L. Belts. He has lived
at Masten's Corner all his life. Hi:
course is vocational agriculture
and he is the president of the FLA
He played on the Pony League fol
four years and now is playing OF
the Harrington High School Base
ball team. His future plans are tt
become a farmer.
4TH GRADIENTS. TatmaR
We have an English club in ~oui
room The name selected for it Il
"The Little Busy Bee Club" Oul
class officers are: President, Bon
ME Tucker; Vice President, Bobb!
Smith; Secretary, Gale Umphlett
Assistant Secretary, Dianne Webb
Treasurer, Betty Jean Masten
Naws Reporter Bobby Rouse.
4TH GRADIENTS. QuiIlen
Mrs. Quillen's fourth grade ha
elected the following officers 60
this semester: President Russell
Rusty" Jack; Vice President
Cheryl Warrington; Secretary, Fre
Parker; Treasurer, Roger Belts.
The club will be named at tn
next meeting.
The following people are plan
ming the program for October 12tl
Columbus Day: Roger Belts. Ere
Parker, Irma Rae Masten. Dom
Chew.
5TH GRADE-Miss Long
II is still the beginning of tn
fall term. We painted pictures il
art with water colOrs. We put then
on the bulletin board.
Mrs. Ray Cox will be our home
room mother.
Anthony John Armenia left Har
rington School, He moved bac
to New York.
We have been studying .aboU
Christopher Columbus, Vasco d
Cana. Balboa. Ponce De Leon an
Magellan.