Milford chronicle., 1958-02-28

sity basketball team. She has also
been member of the Drama Club
for the past four years and is now
club president.
Penny has been a member of the
Asbury Choir for nine years and
also has sung in the soprano sec
ton of the Glee Club for two years.
In her Sophomore and Junior
years Penny was May Queen at
tendant and was chosen Valentine
| Queen for 1858.
Penny is well liked by everyone
because she possesses a friendly
personality. Her favorite pastimes
are listening to WCAO, attending
teen-age meetings and performing
in dramatics. She dislikes people
who don't or won't understand the
problems of others. Her favorite
subjects are bookkeeping and short
hand.
Penny is taking both scientific
and commercial subjects. She plans
to prove that she can become a
secretary.
MRS. QUILLEN'S FOURTH GRADE
Busy Bee Club formed officers:
President, Margaret F.; vice presi-
dent, John Greenhaugh; secretary,
Jim Cain; treasurer, James Girls
son.
Special Reports: Daniel Boone,
Robert Reed; Thomas Edison,
Gayle Mcdaniel; Lincoln, Faye
Pearson; st. Valentine, Tom Spen-
Ger.
We have enjoyed a display of
farm machinery and seeds set up
by Wayne Hendricks, John Green
haugh, James Rouse and Mary E.
Brown.
MRS. GoODWILL'S EIGHTH GRADE
Because we didn't have our Val
entine party last Friday, we are
having it this Friday
The same valentine thought will
be expressed.
Reporters: Barbara Spicer and
Ralph Wooters
MRS. GisSoN'S FIFTH GRADE
February IA was Valentine Day.
We had a party. Mrs. Simpson is
our home room mother. We played
games. The first game was to eat
a cracker and whistle at the same
time. Beverly Jenkins won. The
second game was to drop five
clothespins in bottle. Betty Jean
Ireland won. The third was a
dancing contest. Christi Simpson
and Sharon Dozell won.
Reporters: Peggy Edgar and
Sharon DaZell
MISS NORRIS EIGHTH GRADE
This week we elected new class
officers. They are as follows: Pres
ident, Connie Biddle; vice presi-
dent, Bonita Porter; secretary,
Wayne Hendon; treasurer, Kenna
10 McNatt
Wayne Hendon, our new secre-
tary, has just moved to Harrington
from a town in Texas. He is
bright boy and is making friends
rapidly.
Reporter: Lanny Simpson
SENIOR NEWS
Tony Perrone secured a film,
"The Secret Service Film" and
presented it to the entire senior
class. 1t was on narcotics, counter
feiting, smuggling, forgery, and the
protection of the president. We en-
joyed the film very much.
The seniors have gotten their ads
for the play which will be held
March 6 and z. We are trying to
get patrons and patronesses now.
The tickets are So and So. We hope
the play will be a huge success.
NINTH GRADE NEWS
Both sections of the ninth grade
held their dance Friday MI ight. The
class flower they picked out for
their dance was an orchid. The
dance was a success.
GRADE 1-MRS. PARKER
Most of the children are back
from having had the measles. They
are anxious to catch up with their
school work. We are reading Wish
ing Well.
Chuck brought some bulbs for
us to plant in December. This week
the hyacinths are blooming. One is
red, one blue and the third one is
purple. The children enjoyed
watching them grow. They smell
sweet.
The daffodils are just coming
through the soil.
GRADE 3-MRS. O'NEAL
We had our assembly program
on Wednesday, February L. We
had fun doing it. 1t was all about
outar SDace