Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
Harrington
School News
Miss Morris-sth Grade

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Miss Norris -Sth Grade
Friday we had no school, because
of teachers meeting.
We received very nice letter
from Karen IngerthrOn. She told
as few things about her school
N Albany, California. We were
very glad to hear from her.
Leroy Rust has left to spend
some time at the clinic in Whining
ton.
Reporter. Shirley Ellers
Senior News
The seniors are presenting a
play entitled "The Freshman, this
Thursday and Friday evenings
March u and 13, at S:15 in the
high school auditorium. Tickets
may be purchased from any senior
or bought at the door for SIS per
person.
We wish to see everyone out
helping to make the play a success
The Senior Glass wishes to
thank everyone that helped make
the Udhe d. SuCC0SS.
SENIOR PERSONALITY
janice VernelI Basham
Janice Basham, better known as
Jan, was born August 6, 1941, in
West Virginia. She attended Mid
dletown School for ten years and
then moved to Harrington, and
has attended this school for two
years.
Jan has been in the senior band
one year. She is cheerleader, and
member of the Drama Club. She
is taking the Commercial Course
and likes history, bookkeeping, and
shorthand.
Upon graduation, Jan plans to
enter in school of art.
Miss LOng-5th
We have been drawing pictures
to illustrate the March wind or
Easter. We are reading story in
our silent readers. 1t is called
'Old Stormalong" We are enjoy
ing it very much. We had March 6
off because of teachers meeting.
Some of the children have been abb
sent. We have been working with
clay in art class.
Reporter, Carolyn Porter
Mr.. DOnOvan-5th
We are still working with our
play. We expect to give it to the
other fifth grade sections. Ernest
Gallo has brought a kerosene lamp
chimney and Linda Webb has
brought dishes for the play.
Reporter, Mary Brown
Miss Purse 9Th
Thursday, we had an election.
The results are as follows Presi-
dent, Richard Black; Vice Presi-
dent, Bruce Wix; Treasurer, Cheryl
Warrington; Secretary, Doug
Mills; Reporters, Nancy Bradley
and Darwin Kates.
We have decided to have an Eas-
ter party, Friday, March 20, 1869.
We have just finished studying
the British Isles in social studies.
We were delighted that Mr.. and
Mrs. Fulton Downing came to
school and showed us several films
on Mr.. Downing's trip to England.
Mrs. Mann's room and Mr.. Smiths
room were our guests.
AS so many of our ancestors
came from Great Britain, we are
very much interested in these
countries.
Reporters, Nancy Bradley,
Darwin Hates
Mrs. Grant-1St Grade
All of our little people are back
to school after having had chick
en-pox and colds.
Larry Luff, who was only with
us short time; has transferred to
a school in Maryland.
Marie Jones said she was NOV
ing to Milford
That will make us thirty. stu
dents on the roll.
Second Grade
Patrick William Ryan from
Bursington, New Jersey, entered
the second grade today, March 8,
1859.
Senior Play
Don't forget the Senior play
which will be presented this
Thursday and Friday night. The
play is "The Freshman" and it will
prove to be very enjoyable pre-
SentatiOn.
Library Club News
The meeting was called to order
by our President, Joyce Webb.
We dispensed with the reading
of the minutes since the secretary
was absent.
We then collected our dues.
Mrs. Cahall explained the duties
of the girls who sign as desk assist
ants in high school. She discussed
the service given to the school by
the assistants and also the bene-
fits derived by the assistants. The
necessity for promptness, courte--
sy. and accuracy were stressed.
The meeting adjourned at 1895
and housekeeping duties were per-
formed.
RanOrtqr Shirley EllerS