Milford chronicle., 1957-11-22

ney 4, Harrington 2.
Harrington girls now have a rec
ord of loses, win, and ties.
Commercial Club News
The members of the Commercial
Club recently visited the First
National Bank where Mr. G. Tharp
Harrington gave them a very COM
prehensive and thorough descrip-
ton and tour of the bank The club
plans to visit other local business
establishments and the Peoples
Bank 1t is an excellent experience
for these students to see how busi-
ness is operating first hand.
Grade 12-HistOry
We are still having discussions
and panels on Leisure Time. We
are going to have a panel discus
sion Friday on the Youth Center
that may be started in town. Faye
Spicer interviewed her minister
and found out what the church was
doing toward recreation. Peggy
Jean Moore gave a talk on the
YWCA and the YMCA. 1t was very
interesting. We plan to have more
discussions and talks during the
next week or two.
Grade 5-MiSS Long
Gloria DonaphOn wrote our class
letter November IA, 1857. She
moved to Germany about two
months ago. She wrote a letter
about what she was doing. She told
us it rained there almost every
day. Her school room is on the sec
Ond floor. She said she likes her
teacher who is a man named Mr..
Davenport. We miss her very much
Mrs. Cahall had a Book Fair No
vember the 18th, 18th, 18th. Some
of our students went down to the
auditorium and bought books. We
decorated our bulletin board with
book covers.
We are starting to work on our
assembly.
Reporters: Grace Morgan
Sharon Hopkins
Art Club
The Art Club took their trip to
Washington Friday morning, No
vember 1st. 1t was raining but we
still had a good time. Twenty chill
dren went and three adults. The
three adults were Mrs Malek, Mrs.
Cox, and Mr.. Dawson, our bus
driver. There were only three
girls, Bonita Porter, Patsy Cox,
and Patsy Bradley. The first place
we visited was the White House.
In the White House we saw the
red room, the blue room, and the
green room. We also saw the ball
room. Then we went to the Capitol
Building, and finally to a restaur-
ant to get something TO eat We
went to the Washington Monument
where almost everybody walked
up. Most of the people said there
were 898 steps. We stopped on our
way home for our supper and
stayed there for about As minutes.
We got back around 7:3O. We got
back in time for the dance and had
a wonderful time
Reporter, Patsy Bradley
Mrs. HOWard'S- Grade
Boys and girls are making tur-
keys, with pine cones, pipe stem
cleaners, and Cup Cake papers for
Thanksgiving.
They have bought some interest
ing books from the Book Fair and
also contributed to the Red Cross
this month.
Mrs. O'Neal-3rd Grade
Our pictures turned out very
nicely. We plan to save them and
some of us traded with the other
boys and girls in the class
We now know how to write all
the small and capital letters in the
alphabet. We are going to prove
that practice makes perfect.
Mrs. Grant Grade
We are getting ready for Thanks
giving. We have made some nice
turkeys. On our hall bulletin board
we have THE Landing of the May
flower" Larry Nichols and George
Hughes made the boat. The rest of
the group made the Indians
George Wyatt's mother sent us
some cookies on Friday. They were
very nice.
Press Club News
The Press Club has two new
members, newcomers to Harring
ton High.
The first new member is Sharon
Lowe from OxOn Hill High School
in OxOn Hill, Maryland Sharon was
born in Everett, Washington She
is now in the 18th grade. She was
on the Student Council Activity