Milford chronicle., 1937-04-23
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The regular Junior-Senior Higl
School Assembly was held on Wed
nesday morning. April 21 at 8 a. m
The program was presented by Mr.
Snowberger and the Vocational Ag.
riculture Department. The program
was as follows:
Hymn, "All Hail the Power OF
Jesus Name"
Bible reading. read by Edna Fav-
niger
Lords prayer.
Patriotic song, America, the
Beautiful"
Flag salute. led by Philip South
ard.
Kent County F. F. A. speaking
contest. Contestants from Caesar
Rodney, Harrington and Milford.
Judges, Mr.. Carmean, Mr.. Burkhold-
er and Miss Moore.
Male quartet, Emil Kielbasa, first
tenor; Logan LeCompte, second ten
or; Hayes Dickerson, baritone;
Frank Donovan, basso: (a) Down
in the Valley; (b) Home on the
Range"
Milford High Defeats SeafOrd
Loses to Lewes
After dropping a well-played ball
game on Monday to Lewes High by
the score of 6 to 8. the Milford High
baseball team travelled to Seaford
on Tuesday to take to decision.
The fielding of the Milford team
was fiawless at Lewes but the speed
of Southland, Lewes pitcher, account
ed for the poor showing of the Buc-
cancers at the plate. Only three hits
were registered by Milford while
Lewes garnered ten off the combin-
ed twirling of Holzmueller and Lat
chum of Milford.
At Seaford the Milford boys found
the offerings of Howard and Cassell
easy scoring runs in all but three
innings. Wiley, Milford pitcher. had
everything his way until the sixth
frame when Pegelow started a rally
by reaching first on perfect bunt. |
All of Seaford's runs were scored in
this inning.
The remaining scheduled for 1887 |
follows:
April 23-Laurel at Milford.
April 27-Dover at Dover.
April 30-Open.
May caesar Rodney at Caesar
Rodney.
May 7-Lewes at Milford.
May 11-Seaford at Milford.
May 14-Felton at FELTON,.
May 1S-Caesar Rodney at Mil
ford.
May 19-Georgetown at George
town. 4
May 21--Laurel at Laurel. ,
May 25-Dover at Milford.
May 2S-Georgetown at Milford
June Harrington at Milford.
June 4-Felton at Milford
H0memaking Ill Class Entertain
Mothers
The students of the third year
class were hostesses to
heir mothers at a Mother and =
Daughter Banquet held in the Mil G
ord High School on last Thursday 5
evening, April Is, at $50 o'clock. I
Florence Tease, as POSTMASTER. T
the guests and Mrs. Tease
responded. Mrs. John McCabe of Re-
loboth, in speaking to the girls and
expressed her appreciation
# the educational advantages of the u
modern schools. Miss Florence Horn n
ssisted with the songs during the N
vening Guests of the evening were G,
Irs. John McCabe, Mrs. Robert "
Mrs. Ralph Snowberger, .,
Iiss Lydia Bancroft, Miss Florence n
Iorn and Miss Marie Pentz. n
The banquet wa sthe outcome of
work in the Homemaking fl
nd Agriculture Departments, Mr.. n
teaching the Homemade
lg III girls about poultry and poul- %,
" products and Mrs. Sims giving ST
le Agriculture III boys work in o,
.iquette and table service. The unit a,
egan with the F. F. A. Father and m
on Banquet, served by the Home 81
aking III class. at which time a re
turn Mother-Daughter Banquet Nj
as promised by the agriculture CT
,ys. it,
The students participating in the M
change work are: Marian Affeld, te
Ida Carpenter, Myrtle Coverdale, er
ildred Coulter, Edna Favinger, st
Dickerson. Marguerite br
tman, Margaret Wintjen, Viola tn
sredith, Edna Vadakin. Florence th
ase, Virginia Short, Priscilla Jes-
:, Alice Harrington. Florence lai
arlington. Betty Manlove, Feneva IL,
ebb, Lucy Wilson. Betty Grove. les
ma Tucker, John Bowen, Murray int
enneman, Jack Cannon, Harold DO
Wis. William Deputy, Donald Jes- do
!, Ted Manlove, Richard Mills, or
Hard Robbins. Wilbur Root, Har- ,
Rust, Roland Stayton, Charles do
,bert, Earl Watson, Ernest Will cul
IS, Harvey Willis, Albert Webb car
! J. Norman Lord. gar