Milford chronicle., 1956-09-28
HARRINGTON SCHOOL NEWS

10-2-Mrs. Mcdonald: president,
Irene Gourley; vice president, Vic
XII Zott; secretary, Jackie Jones;
treasurer, Beatrice Lyons.
11-1-Mr. Ratledge: president,
Jeanne Homewood; vice president,
Mike DobraslSi; secretary treasurer,
Adele Galloway; student council
representative. Peggy Moore.
11-2-Mr. Fox: president, Flea
nor Baker; vice president, RonHae
Cornell; secretary, Bar ar a
Payne; treasurer. Lois Hopkins.
Junior Glass officers: president,
Robert Wilson; vice president, Sue
Holloway; secretary, Eleanor Park
er.
12-1-Miss Dickrager: president,
Elliott Darby; vice president, AL
vim farrell; secretary, Thelma
Draper; student council represen-
tative, Jim Coady.
12-2-Miss Paskey: president
dackie Sapp; vice president, Ronald
Lane; secretary. Eleanor Wagner
Senior Glass off GERS: president,
Elliott Darby; vice president, Le-
Roy Belts; secretary, Joan Outten;
treasurer, Phyllis Curtis.
Senior Band News:
The Harrington High School
Basd met last Tuesday morning
for their weekly rehearsal. The
members of the band elected their
officers as follows:
President, Barabara Edwards;
vice president, Phillip Holson;
treasurer, Betty Ann Moore; secre-
tary, Mary Ann Montague.
The Band also presented a con-
cert for the Southern States CO.
operative Association meeting Tues
day night. The meeting was held
in the Harrington High School
cafeteria.
Mrs Grant-Grade 1:
We have twenty-five boys and
girls in our room. We are busy
making letters and numbers. We
can all print our names. Donna Lee
Gray has new baby brother Judy
Melvin has several ponies at her
house. Next week we will have our
pictures taken.
The photographer will visit Har-
rlngbon High School the first week
In October.
Mrs. HOpkins-Grade
There are 25 pupils in our room.
We are having a good time learn
ing to print, draw, trace and read.
Today we played with our blocks
because ii rained and we could not
go out to play.
Mrs. 0'Neal-Third Grade:
We were reading about the diff
ferent kinds of homes people live
in-we found that everybody in diff
ferent places has his own kind of
home! Then with the help of Mrs.
Malek we made these homes we
read about.
Mrs. HOward's First Grade:
We. Mrs. Howard's first grade
boys and girls, are having fun meet
ing new people and getting acquain-
ted with them. We are learning to
say few words in Spanish be-
cause we have a very nice little
b~v, Ernestico. enerO, from Cuba,
J. UT class. We are, also, making
parations to read. write, and
learn numbers.
Fifth Grade:
We have Just begun our fall term.
We have 35 students in our room
including one new student, Connie
Kenton. We are studying about
early railroad engines in Reading.
In social studies we have learned
about the Vikings and Columbus.
Sixth Grade:
We have had two meetings in our
room. The first meeting was ON
FRIDAY afternoon, September ID. We
elected our president, Carol Ann
McNally; vice president, Tommy
Galloway. The second meeting was
held on Tuesday afternoon, Srp-
tember 49,. We elected our secre-
tary, Dickie Collins and our trea-
sIirer, Clarence Hackett. Our presi-
xeut presented the idea of a sug-
gestion box. Ks-a and Faye Nee
dies and Wanda MiIiner were chos-
en- to read the suggestions.
Margaret Hutchins, a new girl in
our room, moved here from Hart
ly, Delaware.