Milford chronicle., 1930-12-26
BridgeUiUe School

The Senior class has selected for
its annual puay Here Comes Par
ticia." The cast is busy with re-
hearsals, under the direction of JEFF
ferson Gray. The plan now is to be
able to present it early in January.
Miss Devona Kiethley, substitu-
ting for Miss Mary Ledenhan, in
high school English, will not be
with us after the Christmas holi-
days. Miss Kiethley has made many
friends in the student body who will
be sorry that she must leave lis.
Miss Ledenhan is slowly recuper-
ating from the results of an auto
mobile accident sustained some
weeks ago. She plans to return Jan
uary 5.
Plans have been made for the for
nation of a Boy Scout Troop in con-
nection with the school. The general
committee has been named, the
scoutmaster selected and other i'm
portant details have been worked
out. In the near future definite an
nouncement will be made.
The c. A. McCue Club on We'd
nesday evening, in the agriculture
room, held its initiation ceremonies
for the Freshmen members of the
Vocational Agriculture Department.
After the usual ceremonies of a
more or less secret nature, refresh
ments were served, games played,
and a general social hour enjoyed
by all. Thirteen members were Civ
en- the mystic ceremonies, grips, and
etc. In connection with this thir-
teen members received the Green
Hand Degree of Future Farmers of
America.
Miss Alice Spencer is preparing a
Christmas program for the Senior
High School, to be held on Tuesday
afternoon, December %, under the
direction of the Girl Reserves. A
one act Russian play entitled "The
Gar and Princess" will be the chief
attraction. Readings and songs will
be part of the program. At the
conclusion of the formal program,
exchange of gifts will be the order
of the day.
! The general contractor for the
new school building has made re-
inarkable progress in its construc-
zion. With the exception of a few
days work on the metal cornice, and
the valleys of the slate roof, all out
side work is completed. Inside, the
wbrkmen are busy plastering the
rooms, laying floors, and preparing
to put up metal ceilings. Heat is be-
ing maintained in the building "a
hours per day to dry out the plas-
ter. When interviewed, Mr.. Dunn,
superintendent for the North-Eas-
tern Construction Company, general
contractors, stated that the building
would be completed early in April.
We do not, however, hope to be able
to occupy it until September, 1881.
The, boys and girls basketball
teams )pried open the season by
jOurneying to Cambridge, Md, last
week to engage the boys and girls
of the Cambridge High School. The
scores of the games were against
our teams-9 to 7, girls game; 80 to
%, boys game, but our boys and
girls do not feel discouraged.
Georgetown will be the next game
on the schedule.
The school band organized this
semester under the immediate su-
pervision of Earle Hollis, music di-
rector, is making definite progress.
Promise is made that before many
moons roll around Bridgeville
School will be represented by fine
organization wearing the Scarlet
and White Of the school.
Some weeks ago the Junior Red
Cross Roll Call was put on in the
school. The response was generous.
Each grade and home room report
ed one hundred per cent enroll
ment.