Milford chronicle., 1956-09-28
Student Council News:

student Council News:
On Wednesday, September II
1856 the Harrington High School
Student Council held its first meet
ing for this year. The new officers,
who were elected last spring. are:
President, Phyllis Curtis; vice
president, Faye Spicer; secretary
Emily Ann Brown; treasurer,
James Mcdonald.
There was short discussion on
a possible yearly project. Each
member was asked to bring in sug-
gestions for the homerooms. Repre-
sentatives were requested to seek
homeroom volunteers for the lunch
patrols. Selections will be made at
the next meeting.
The first dance of the year was
given Friday night by the Student
Council. Miss Paskey and Mr.. Rut-
ledge were the sponsors. There
was a large attendance, and the
dance was quite successful.
Kent County Student Council
Associations:
The first meeting of the Kent
County Student Councils will be
held at Caesar Rodney, Thursday,
October IL. 1856. beginning with
dinner in the cafeteria at 6 p. m.
There will be the usual business
meeting, exchange of ideas, and
program.
q Grade News:
The sixth grade i'm Mrs. Purses
room enjoyed Janet Darby's birth
day party at the last period on Fri
day afternoon. Janet's mother and
brother were waiting in our room
when we returned from the Ii
brary We played several games.
then sang Happy Birthday to
Janet. After that, we were served
ice cream, cake, and candy.
Barbara Jones, Secretary
Faculty Glimpses:
Mr.. Ralph Thompson is our new
shop teacher and instructor of sci
ence in grade 8. Prior to his COM
ing to Harrington School, he
faught for two years at Birdsboro
High School near Reading. Pa,
and ten years at Renova, Pa.
Mr.. Thompson has had years OF
practical experience in building
trades and has taught in. Trade
Schools in New York, Michigan,
Ohio and Pennsylvania.
He attended Edinboro State
Teachers College in Pennsylvania
Penn State University and the Uni
versity of Michigan. He has had ex-
tension work at New York Un1ver-
sity.
Mr.. Thompson, who is living in
Harrington, is married and has a
nine-year-old daughter.
Homer0Om Officers:
7-1-Mrs. Dolby: president. Tom
my Jones; vice president, Sandra
Tatman; secretary, Jane Phillips;
student council representative, Con-
ME Biddle.
7-2-Mr Cotter: president, Mer-
rftt Camper; vice president, Bar
bara Spicer; secretary, Carol Ann
Moore: treasurer, Kenny Jo Nc
Knatt; student council representa-
tive, William Parker.
S-1-Miss Morris: president, Bill
ly McColley; vice president. Mary
Ann Messick; secretary, Jean Mar
tin: treasurer. Mary Ann Fair; stu
dent council representative, Bon
ME Dickerson; reporter, Joyce
Pearson.
s-2-Nrs. Goodwill: president,
Iris Warrington; vice president,
Sammy Minner; secretary, Dolores
Brown: treasurer, Walter Lekites !:
student council representative, B4ll
Tompson; reporter. Kathy Hollo-
way.
9-1-Miss Knopp: president, Bill
ly pike; vice president, Lee Mes
sick: secretary, Sammy Layton;
treasurer, Ann Perry; student
council representative, Ruth Walls.
9-2-Mr. Snow president, Ron
ME Collision; vice president, Jimmy
Temple; secretary, Rosalie Wix;
student council representative, Joe
Ratledge.
d0-1-Mrs. Pollitt: president.
Faye Minner; vice president, Alan
Draper: secretary, Judy Cain;
treasurer, James Schiff; reporters,
Richard Phillippi, Frances Wilcox.