Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08
Harrington
School News
Queen of Hearts Chosen I:

QueeE OF hearts tnOSens
The students at HIS. have
elected Jean Outten, senior, Queen
of Hearts to represent the school
at the annual Queen of Hearts
dance sponsored by the Kent Coun-
ty Student Council.
The dance will be held at Caesar
Rodney High School on Saturday,
February 16, from 8 p. m. to mid
night.
The crowning of six queens, Sc
lected by the schools in Kent Coun-
ty, will be the feature of the affair.
Robert Well of Caesar Rodney,
president of the county council,
will officiate.
Senior Band To Hold Dance:
The Senior Band is holding a
dance at the New Century Club on
Saturday night, February 9, from
500 to 1900 p. M, with music fur
nished by a newly formed dance
band organized especially for the
occasion.
Since this is a closed dance, ad-
mission will be by bid only, and it
is sincerely believed that all those
who are fortunate enough to at
tend will have fine time.
This dance is being sponsored by
the Band Booster Club for the en-
tertainment of the members of the
Senior Band, who will also be in
charge of the refreshments.
County Band:
For several years, the best high
school band players have been
forming Kent County All-High
School Band Rehearsals are con-
Quoted each week, and then con-
cert is given at the end of that
period for the general public.
This year rehearsals are being
held each Wednesday night from
700 to 500 p. m, in the Dover
High School Cafeteria until the
first of March when the band will
play for the Kent County Teach
ers' Meeting to be held in the Cae-
sar Rodney School auditorium. The
group will present another concert
on the following Sunday afternoon,
March 10, in the Field House at
Dover beginning at 300 p. m.
Members of the local school band
who are represented in the county
band are: Emily Ann Brown, Mary
Ann Lyons, Kaye Moore, Jane
Hughes, clarinets; James Schiff,
alto saxophone; Eleanor Wagner,
baritone saxophone; Tony Perone,
Ardis Sherwood, cornets; Philip
Holson, Edward Wilcox, trombones;
and Betty Moore, French horn.
Mr.. Brobst will be one of the
directors.
Welcome Back:
We, the students of Harrington
High School, welcome Mr.. Fox's
return from a long absence. We
trust he will be able to finish his
teaching this term and many more
to follow.
F.H.A. G. FLA:
The FILA. and FLA. plan to
hold a Valentine dance, February
Is, from 500 to 11:00 p. m. Prices
are: Stag, 35c; Drag, 55c.
Chaperones are Mrs. Ted JOry
and Mrs. Robert Jory. Wouldn't you
and your date like to join US?
Grade Mrs. Jerread
The Thermometer
Ii. :
We have been studying about the
thermometer. We did an experts
ment with it. First, we looked at it
while it was in the room and the
red line showed 73 degrees. Next,
one of the boys took it outside and
left it for while. When it was
brought into the room again, the
red line showed 80 degrees. This is
the freezing point. The cold air had
made the thermometer go down.
Last of all, we drew a thermometer
and wrote a story about our exper-
iment for our science booklet.
Grade Mrs. Tatman
Two pupils have moved out of
the district. Walter Conolley moved
to Baltimore, Md. Sharon Humph-
rey moved to Greensboro, Md. We
were very sorry they moved. but
hope they like their new School.
Dianne Webb and Bruce Wix
celebrated their tenth birthday this
month.
10-McDOnald
The tenth grade welcomes Doris
Cain from Milford High School.
She also attended Caesar Rod
ney and Greensboro High School.
Doris is taking the commercial
course.
Good Luck, Doris
Basketball Sports
Barbara Payne
Harrington VS.. Lewes: