Milford chronicle., 1957-11-08

The moon is shining brightly:
It's Halloween; So don't be tense.
Stuart Alan Greenberg
Third-HALLOWE'EN
Tonight's the night for Halo
we'en,
Witches and goblins will be seen.
They'll sing and dance and play
all night,
And fill you through and through
with fright.
Carol Willis
Fourth-AUTUAIN
Now the Autumn wind is blowing
And the grass is turning brown,
And the little birds fly southward,
The scarlet leaves f1utter down.
The trees are tall in splendor,
In their dresses of orange and gold,
The days are shorter than before,
And the chill, fall air is cold.
Barry Fry
Mrs. Tatman-Grade 4
Paul King is our newest class
mate, and we are glad he is in our
class. He moved here from Dover
We hope he likes our school.
We had a very nice Halloween
party, under the leadership of Mrs
Myrtle Wirick, our homeroom mo-
ther. We all dressed up and par
AIDED through the halls before our
party in the room. Everyone had a
good time doing all the nice things
planned.
Mrs. nnsEInn
The honor spoilers for the
month of October were: Gayle Nc
Daniel, Jim Cain, Margaret Fynie
Bill Dill.
The Halloween Party was en-
joyed by all. The success was due
to well planned entertainment by
the following committee: Cherry
Satterfeld, Garfield Littleton, Mar
garet Fynie, Wayne Hendricks
Refreshments committee: Bill Dill
Faye Pearson, Donald Draper
Mary E. Brown.
Second Grade-MrS. West
This has been busy exciting
month. We have done lots of new
kind 70 work.
On October %, we gave our as
sembly. We played Peter Rabbit
Many of our Mothers and Fathers
came. We liked to give this pro-
gram very much.
In the afternoon we got treat.
There have been a lot of us absent
this month because of the flu.
Jerry eagle has moved away.
On October 81, we had a Halo
we'en party. David brought us a
Jack-o'-Lantern. We all dressed
up, and some of us were scary,
and some were beautiful. We like
Halloween parties.
Third Grade-MrS. O'Neal
Our homeroom mother, Mrs.
Hurd, gave us a very nice Halo
we'en Party. Many other mothers
helped to make our party sue
cess.
We played games, paraded in the
hall and enjoyed the refreshments
provided by the mothers.
Everyone wore costumes and we
had fun trying to guess who was
who.
Mrs. HOpkinS-Grade 1
Wednesday morning, October 80,
we went to the turkey farm near
Andy's house. Andy's mother and
little Billy were there, to greet us
and they helped us gather some
feathers, which we brought back
to school, 1t seemed as though the
turkeys all "gobbled" at the same
time. We enjoyed our trip and wish
to thank Mrs. Walls for her kind
ness.
We celebrated Halloween with
a dress-up parade and lovely par
ty. Mrs. Iris Brown, our home
room mother, and several other
parents served us delicious re-
freshments. Many parents and lit
tie brothers and sisters were pres
ent for our PARTY. Many thanks to
everyone who helped with our Hal
lowe'en celebration.
Mrs. Howard Grade l
Mrs. Howard's first grade enjoy
ed a trip to Peck's turkey farm
Wednesday. We saw over 800 tur-
keys. On our trip back to school,
Mr. Short gave us all a treat.
We all enjoyed our Halloween
party we had on October 80. Some
of our parents came to help US
celebrate Halloween.
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