Milford chronicle., 1957-10-18
Harrington
School News
Science Day Exhibit AT Phlladel
phia College OF Science and
Pharmacy

Science Day Exhibit Al PhlIadel.
phia College of Science and
Pharmacy
Periodically, the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy and Science
in an effort to encourage high
school students to choose a career
in pharmacy or one of the allied
health sciences, sponsors a Sci
ence Day Exhibit.
This year the Science Day Exhib-
it will be held on Friday evening,
November - and Saturday after
noon, November 2. The entire Col
lege including the many labora-
tories, the library, and the muse
um will be open for inspection.
Students of the College will act
as guides to escort visitors to the
various demonstrations through
out the building. Members of the
Faculty will be available for con
sultation.
Students and faculty members
will demonstrate the equipment
and laboratory techniques used by
the college in its several teaching
fields. Emphasis will be placed on
contrasting the differences in the
scientific methods used today with
those of the past. Many of the dis
plays will permit interested visit
ing students to conduct expert
ments under proper SUPER vision
A special feature for young la
dies will be a Seminar, "OppOr-
tunities for Women In Pharmacy
and Science, conducted 1y the
women students of the College
Two sound-colOr films of genera
interest to those investigating ca
reers in pharmacy and science will
be shown at regular intervals
throughout the day.
Students who wish to visit the
College may contact the Guidance
Office for further particulars, but
no tickets of admission are neces-
sary.
Student Council
The Student Council met in Mr..
Rutledge's room on October 8.
The school beanies are now be-
ing sold for 40 cents. The repre-.
sentatives will turn the beanies
in Friday to Lois Graden and Jaye
Spicer to sell at the football game
Saturday
II has been decided that only
the new members of the Student
Council will receive new pins and
new guards. The other members
will get new guards for their old
pins.
The magazine, Student Life"
will be placed In the library so
that it can be ready by everyone
instead of just the President and
Vice President Of the Student Coun-
ell.
Lois Graden, Joseph Kliment,
Faye Spicer, and Emily Ann Brown
have been chosen to be on a Com
mittee to discuss the important
suggestions that are given to the
Student Council with Mr.. Messner
Patsy Jack, Faye Spicer, Lois
Graden, and Peggy Moore are on
a committee to bring in sugges-
tions for decorations for the Kent
County Student Council Associa-
tions Valentines Dance which is
in February.
Senior Personality
Janet Evelyn Smith is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Smith.
She was born March 3, 1910, at
FELTON,, Delaware. She moved to
Harrington in 1941. She is taking
the commercial course. Her favo-
rite subjects are bookkeeping,
shorthand, and typing. She has
been in the FILA. Club, the Drama
Club, and is now in the Press Club.
Her hobbies are reading, watching
T. w., sewing, cooking, and play
ing the piano. Her pet peeve~ is
students talking too loud during
study hall. She plans to marry and
live in Texas after graduation.
Commercial Club News
The new president of the club
is Beatrice Lyons. Lois Graden is
vice president, and Vicki Zott, sec
retary-treasurer.
Because you cannot tell the