Milford chronicle., 1957-11-15
Harrington
School News
Senior Personality
MAUREEN BOYER

Maureen was born October II,
1899 at Pottsvile, Pa She is the
daughter of Mrs. Marie E. Bower.
Maureen is taking a Vocational
Home Economics Course. Her fav-
orite subjects are Bookkeeping and
Home Economics. One of her hob
bies is reading, but most of all
she enjoys listening to Elvis' rec
ords. Her favorite sports are soft
ball and basketball.
She belongs to Art Activity Club
and is in Press Club, also. She is
student librarian.
Maureen has attended MINERS
vile Street School in Pa, Frederick
School, Houston and FELTON,, and
is now in Harrington.
Her future plans are to be a
housewife for an airman.
Student Council
The Student Council has chosen
a committee to obtain information
about year books. Emily Ann
Brown is chairman.
A committee has been chosen
to take care of the refreshments
for the basketball games. Lois Gra-
den is chairman, and Clara Tatman
and Bonnie Dickerson are to help
her
A Kent County Student Council
meeting were held on November
II at FELTON, High School. Faye
Spicer acted as chairman of the
meeting.
On November 10, the State Stu
dent Council meeting will be held
at William Penn High School. The
four officers, Faye Spicer, Emily
Ann Brown, Jim Mcdonald, and
Bonnie Dickerson, and three sem
icTs, Joseph Kliment, Tony Per-
rome, and Peggy Moore, will attend
the meeting. Tony will be in charge
of one of the discussion groups.
Book Fair
The books for the Book Fair
have arrived at school. This is the
third annual Book Fair at the Har-
rington School. 1t is held annual
ly in conjunction with American
Education Week. Orders will be
taken. Where there are several
copies of ore title, the books will
re sold outright.
The Fair was open on November
IL, 13, il from "a in the after
noon and 10 in the evening. MIR.
Messner and Mrs Cahall are CO.
chairmen. Mr.. Donovan is working
on a program to be presented with
it. Mrs. Malek and the art depart
ment have made posters to be
mead in tho oTdi4OriY,ro op1 ;v
stores in neighboring towns Mrs.
Vests section of the second grade
will decorate the stage.
Additional information will be
in next weeks paper.
Drama Club
A play was given by the Drama
Club, Friday, November 8. The title
of the play was "A Girl in Every
Port. The characters were as fol-
lows:
Marilyn, Sylvia Willis; Mary,
Nancy Wilmington; Mimi, Penny
Mandy Lou, Joyce Mere
dith; Maude, Adriana Potter; Tina,
Judy Cain; Miss Salvey Margrave,
Eleanor Baker.
After the assembly the Glee Club
sang TWO selections: Come to the
Stables" and Winter Wonder
Land. The band played a selec-
ton: March Fantastique.
Library Club News
The meeting was called to order.
The secretary read the minutes
and since there weren't any addi-
tions or corrections to the minutes,
they were approved as read. There
wasn't any old business. The dues
were collected. For new business
we looked at the pictures Mrs. Ca
hall took at our last meeting. They
were very nice. Sharon Breeding
reported on the American Girl"
magazine and book called patti |
Lewis, Home Economist. Belvia !
Morgan reported on the Ladies'
Home Journal" and a book called |
'The Daneeris Daughters. We had
a report on the scrapbook. There |