Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20

OOOu we came 10 Arlington Cem-
etery. We stopped to pay tribute to
the Marines who fought in Two
Jima. The statue was sculptured by
Felix w. de Weldon in 1945-1954.
We saw countless marble head
stones on our way to the tomb of
the Unknown Soldier. We watched
the changing of the guards.
Back in Washington we toured
the u. S. Mint. We saw how money
was made. They told US that 29
million dollars were made in one
day.
The FBI tour was very interest
ing, also. In the laboratory people
work on real cases. They showed
us pictures of criminals that are
still at large We went to the shoot
ing gallery and watched an FBI
man shoot different guns very
accurately.
1t began to rain when we arrived
at the Smithsonian Institute and
continued to rain until we crossed
over the Bay Bridge on our way
home.
Our last stop was Holly's Rest
aurant. We arrived in Harrington
at 7:3O.
We all had a fine time.
Nancy Bradley
Mrs. Grant - Grade l
All our little people are back in
school after many illnesses.
Billy Glavin went to Harrisburg
over the weekend.
Gail Melvin went to Wilmington.
We have new girl today. Her
name is Joanne Short and she came
to us from the Lulu Ross school.
We are glad to have her.
Mrs. Howard = Grade I
Nancy Melvin's mother gave
Nancy a surprise birthday party.
She served delicious cup cakes,
chocolate milk and gave each child
candy favors. All the children had
a wonderful time.
Ricky Anderson, Rusty Lewis,
Lillian Brown, Donald Moore and
Patsy Cain are out sick. We hope
they will soon be back.
Mrs. Marvel = Grade 1
Chris Wetherhold, Wayne An
thony Jr., and Richard Carter are |
back after being i'll several days. |
Last week we sang Happy Birth |
day to Beverly Hendricks.
Chris Wetherhold showed us his |
miniature Vanguard rocket and ex-
planned each of it's sections. Even
though it was a toy, it opened so
we could see the motors, fuel lines,
he sections which fall away as it
ascends, and finally the satellite
which goes into orbit.
John Gray brought eight cat
ails which we arranged in a plant
'r, and an ear of sweet corn with
he husks and silk. Ronnie Letter.
nan and John Forbes added pine
:ones to our science collection and
Diane Carroll gathered beautiful
maple leaves. Jimmy Larimore
'rought some lovely ears of red
indian corn.
drs. Parker - Grade 3
Randy Manges came to our school
Wednesday from Hamburg Race
way, New York.
Irs. 0'Neal - Grade 3
We have another new girl in our
oom. She is Ann Cohee from
We now have sixteen
iris and twelve boys.
We are glad to have Nancy Broce
ack with us. She was out all last
yeek.
ir. Donovan - Grade s
Poem by Denise Galloway
The Panther W
The Panther is like leopard.
Except it hasn't been peppered.
Should you behold a Panther
crouch,
BE prepared to say Ouchl
Better yet if called by Panther.
Don't Answer.
We are thinking about making a
,rapbook to send to the Hospital
u the children to read and look
the pictures.
we nave been reading about
sople that have helped to build
IT America by discovering new
.nds.
Donna Schreck =.
Raymond PORE
rs. Mann Grade 6
The Busy Bee Club met FRIDAY
Mrs. Mann's room. We elected
flcers for the next six weeks. The
flowing people were elected:
muck McNallY-President, Wayne
1rter-Vice president, Jim Crisson-
'cretary and Marshall Hatfield
reasurer. Mrs. Mann's room will
gin drawing Thanksgiving pic
res this week.
Jimmie Crission
Donald Draper