Milford chronicle., 1958-05-02


100 by Us. We wrote to 100 by SIS,
and we wrote to 100 by los.
Leslie Jones
Judy McIlvaine
Barbara Worth
Grade 6-Mr. Edwin Simpsons Sec
tiOn 4
| The Marble Tournament this year,
sponsored by the VFW, for boys Is
wears old or less, was held on Sat
urday, April 18th and 10Th at the
Lake view Avenue School. Our
room won three of the first four
places. They were: Michael Griffin,
champion; Walter. Postles. Third
place; Dick Collins, Fourth place
The Second place winner was Cur
tbs Desmond, 7th grader.
The first three place winners will
go to the state tournament in Dover,
and if successful there, may go to
the National Contest We are proud
of our "sharp-shooters" and we
wish them we'll.
Wayne Collins
Patsy Mulholland
Bobby Rogers
Leroy Anderson
Nancy Grant
Tom Dale
In school we have been studying
about issues that may become laws.
We debate for or against the FRO
posal, and then we vote. Some of
the issues we have voted on are:
Should the soil bank be abolished? :?
Answer: No. Do you favor pay
T. "? Answer: No. Do you favor
federal program of college schol-
larships? Answer: Yes. Should the
United States furnish atomic mis-
siies to our NATO Allies? Answer:
Yes.
These are just some of the things
we've been discussing. You may
have different answers than we
have, but we think we've done as
well as we can. We are having
fun. debating and voting on issues
that may or may not become laws
l5onTlleN Thompson
Judy Roberts
John Robbins
Howard Shockley
John Brant,
Gary Aber
We go to the library every
other week We get the book we
like most of all, and that suits us
best. We read the book and when
we finish we make book report.
You have to have facts and the
most important things about the
book
Freddie Bennett
Chris Homan
Michael Griffin
George Draper
Fred Ragains
Janet Wilkerson
In school this year we have seen
many movies, most of them on
government. We have had one
called "a Day In Congress-, an
other called How A Bill Becomes
A Law
We have seen some of our movies
in the auditorium, but we have
also seen ssome in Mr.. Domke's
room. Mr.. Domke was even kind
enough to bring the machine and
operate it in our room.
Sometimes movies are more fun
than reading book, and our
studies are made more interesting.
Dee Ridings
Brad Henderlong
Colleen Teare
Lonnie Watson
Mary Sue Thawley
The whole sixth grade will in
some way participate in Edward
Grieg's Peer Gynt. We urge all
parents to come out on May 13 and
see most delightful portrayal of
all the characters in the original
play. The sixth grade Chorus will
sing few selected pieces in addi-
tion to the songs of the play.
Peer Gynt is the name of boy
who lived in the mountains in
Norway and was always getting
into trouble and telling fibs. He
told about getting on a buck rein
deer he shot and thought was dead,
and rode away on its back. He got
into trouble with a mountain king
and some dwarfs. He loved Solveig
who loved him and waited for
him to return from a long trip.
When he returned he was an old
man and wished to live his life
over again.
The people who are in the play
are from Mr. Domke's, Mr.. Simp-
sons, Mrs. Derrickson's and Mrs.
Baynum's rooms.
Steve Jaeger
Dicky' Collins
Robert Gill
Betty Morris
Walter Postles