Milford chronicle., 1959-01-16
Milford High
School News
New Volumes Added to Library

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Forty-five new books have been
added to the Sociology reference
in the high school library. The ad-
ditions make it possible for the
Sociology and Social Studies teach
ers to assign outside reading on
various subjects.
The following are new titles that
have been added:
Babcock, Chester ID. and Quillen,
/. James: American values and
problems today; Barnes, Harry FL
mer: Society in transition; Barnes,
Harry Elmer and Ruedi, Green NJ. ::
The American way of life; an in
PRODUCTION to the study of contem-
r0rary society: Barnes, Harry Ell
mer and Teeters, Negley X: New
horizons in criminolOgy; Burgess,
ernest w. and Locke, Harvey j.:
The family; Brookoyer, Wilbur B.:
A sociology of education; Bruntz.
George c.: Understanding our gov
ernment; Cavan, Ruth Shonle:
Criminology; Duvall, Evelyn Mills
and Hill, Reuben: When you mar
ry; Elliott, Mabel A. and Merrill,
Francis E.: Social disOrganization
Gist, Noel p and Halbert, L. A.:
Urban society; Green, Arnold W.:
Sociology, an analysis of life in
modern society; Hall, ]. Oliver and
Klinger, Russell E.: Problem solv-
ing in our American democracy;
HIATT, Paul X; World population
and future resources; Kidger, HOr-
ace and Dunwiddie, william E.:
Problems facing America and you;
Koenig, Samuel. Hopper, Rex d..
and Gross, Felix's: Sociology. a
book of readings; Kolb, John H.
and Drummer, Edmund deS.: A
study of rural society; Landis,
Judson T. and Landis, Mary c.:
Personal adjustment - marriage
and family living; Lands, Judson
T. and lands, Mary g.: Readings
in marriage and the family; Lam
dis, Paul H.: Adolescence and
youth: The process of maturing,
Making the most of marriage, In
problems, a cultural interpreta-
tion, So this is college, Social con-
troll, Social organization and dis
organization In process, Social po-
licies in the making; 6 dynamic
view of social problems, Your mar
riage and family living; Lynd, Rob-
ert S. and Lynd, Helen Merrel:
Middletown, study In American
culture, Middletown in transition;
Marden, Charles F.: Minorities in
American society; Nelson, Lowry:
Rural sociology; Ogburn, William
F. and Nimk3ff: Sociology; Peter
son. Florence: American labor un-
ions: WhP.C they are and how they
work; Qrinn. James Alfred: Urban
sociology; Reinhardt, James NJ. and
Meadows, Paul and Gillette, John
M: Social problems and social
policy; Schuler, Gibson, Fiero,
Brookover: Outside readings in So
ciology Smart, Mollie Stevens and
Smart, Russell Cook: Living in
families; Sutherland, Robert L.,
Woodward, Julian L., and Maxwell,
Milton A.: Introductory sociology;
Taylor, Carl c.: The Farmers
movement; Thompson, Warren S.:
Plenty of people; White, r. Clyde:
Administration of public welfare;
Wilson. Logan and Kolb, William
L.: Sociological analysis; Young:
Sociology: A Study of society and
culture.
Semester Ends
January % will mark the end of
the first half of the school term.
Semester tests will be given in
grades 9-12 in all subjects that
meet daily. Report cards will be-
distributed on January 81.
Assembly Program
The pupils in grades 1912 at
tended an assembly program pre-
sented by the Antrim Bureau. The
program entitled "Cavalcade of
Music" featured four young ladies
who performed as a concert pian-
ist, a vocalist, a violinist and a
ballerina. They presented a varied
program of semi-classical and pop
ular music. The program was very
well received by the pupils present.
Senior Tests
Seniors who are not pursuing a
college preparatory program were
administered a battery of aptitude
tests by representatives of the u.
S. Employment Service. The test
included manual dextsrity tests,
finger dexterity tests, verbal and
quantitative aptitude tests.
Later In the school year the pu-
pills will be interviewed and pos
sible vocational goals will be
pointed out that are in line with a
pupils interest and aptitude.
Menu-January ~ to %, 1853
Monday: Milk, Vienna Sausage,
Baked Beans, Tossed Salad, Apple
Sauce, Bread and Butter.
Tuesday: Milk, Submarine Sand
wich, Chicken Noodle Soup, Fruit.
Wednesday: MILK, Spaghetti,
Buttered Peas, Cheese Sticks,
Bread and Butter, Orange and
Grapefruit Sections.
Thursday: Milk, Baked Chicken,
Steamed Rice. Cole Slaw, Hot Bis
cult, Butter, Fruit or Pudding.
Friday: MIX, Salmon Croquette,
Potato Chips, Scalloped Tomatoes,
Hot Roll, Butter, Jello with fruit.
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