Milford chronicle., 1958-01-31
Harrington
School News
GIRLS SP0RTS-Paney
Basketball

basketball game of the season on
Laurel's court.
Both teams fought hard with an
average amount OF fouls called.
The score seemed to be tied most
of the game until the last quarter
and then the buzzer rang ending
the game, leaving the score, Lau-
rel-60, Harrington-52.
The Harrington guards played
their defense well while the three
+, forwards, Bonnie Satterfield, Pat
Jack, and Barb Payne, sank the
baskets. Satterfeld rang up 28
spectacular points and Pat Jack,
8. Barb Payne marked up 10 points
for Harrington.
The j. V. Girls also bowed down
TO Laurel with the final score Har-
rington-20, Laurel-24.
Ruthie Walls was Harrington's
top scorer with 13 points.
Senior Personality
Miss Harrington of 1857, Mary
Ann Montague, is the daughter of
Mrs. Kathleen Montague. She is
sometimes called "Merimip". Mary
Ann was born in Harrington Aug
ust is, 1910.
Mary Ann Is taking a vocational
home economics course and her
.fayorite subject is home economics.
Her favorite sport is basketball.
Her favorite pastime is sitting
up to Burton's, chewing the rag,
and dancing. Mary Ann is Drum
Major of Harrington High School
She is secretary-treasurer of the
band and is president of the Future
Glee Club and band. Her pet peeves
are two-faced people.
Whenever you hear the express
sion "Pittle", you can guess Mary
Ann is somewhere close.
Mary Ann is good sport and
well liked by everyone. She is most
likely to succeed in the Milford
Hospital School OF Nursing where
she plans to further her education.
Senior Personality
Barbara A. Payne, better known
to her classmates and friends as
"Paney", was born in Easton,
Maryland, on October 12, 1910. She
has attended Harrington School
since September of 1854.
Barbara has been member of
the Varsity Club for the nast four
years. During this time She has
participated in several sports. She
has played hockey for three years
and was co-captain of the 81 sea-
son. Paney has played Varsity bas-
ketball for four years and is CO.
captain of the '5s team. She plans
to make this her third year of var
sity softball.
She has been a member of the
Press Club for three years in which
she has been Sports Editor for the
past two years. Barbara sings in
the soprano section of the Glee
Club and, also, Asbury's Chancel
Choir. She was student director of
the Junior Play in 1857. She is
representative for the Senior Glass
for girls intramurals. She was a
member of the Drama Club in her
sophomore and junior year. She is
secretary of the Future Teen-age
Club" of Harrington.
Barbara is taking both CONNER
cial and scientific subjects.
Paney especially likes dancing,
and sports. She dislikes gossip.
To date, she has no definite plans
for the future.
Mrs. Parker-Grade 1
Mrs. Robert Mason and Mrs.
dren Friday, January II, 1858 with
a birthday party for Roberta and
Chuck. They celebrated January
Is, 1858 as their birthdays.
They each had beautiful cake,
decorated completely with candles,
names and gummed candy bunnies.
After taking pictures and play
ing few games, everyone enjoyed
ice cream, cup cakes and pop corn.
: The children especially enjoyed
the balloons and candy bunnies
they received to take home with
them.
Grant Mrs. Hopkins
We are glad to have two new
pupils enter our room the last few
weeks. Wayne Turner came to us
from South Carolina and Karen
Knox from Lewes, Delaware. We
hope they will like our school.
We enjoyed having our assembly
program last week. Many thanks
to the parents who came to see us.
Kerry Dale and Zoe Davis are |
out with the measles. We hope no |
one else will get them.
Grade Mrs. Grant
Some of us are reading wish
ing Well. We. like the stories of |
Captain Mac and Captain Jerry.
We have new boy named Greg |
ory Patrick. He came to us from |
Milford. His cousin, Larry Nichols, |
is in our room, too. That gives us |
thirteen boys.
No one in our room has had mea-
slss Ssse yst, tSsm. and wf1pDe we will not
Our assembly program is Feb |
ruary 20. We have started to pick |
out the songs we want to use.
3rd Grade-Mary Williamson
We have finished our exams and |
glad they are all over.
Roy Dale, who is sick, has miss
ed a week from school. He has the |
measles.
We hope no one else gets them |
as our attendance has been very
good.
,rd Grade-Mrs. O'Neai
We have a new boy in our room.
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