Milford chronicle., 1939-12-08

Mrs. Dorothy Cooper and her son
Roger and sister, Miss Mae Richards
accompanied their borther, Harry
Richards from Philadelphia and
Chesapeake City, Md. for visit with
their father, James A. Richards over
the weekend.
Mrs. Clara Quillen and daughter
of Lan5downe. Pa, visited her sister.
Mrs Asher Anderson, recently.
Mrs. Della Dale has been nursing
Mrs Marie Knox.
Lord Baltimore School News
The members of the Student Con-
gress of Lord Baltimore High School
were installed at a special assembly
on Thursday. November 30. This
form of student government, which
was the result of a thorough reor-
ganization of the old Student COun-
Gil, is headed by Morris Keen, presi-
dent of the Senate, and WinfOrd
Murray, speaker of the House After
short talk in which he reafiirmed
his support of such an organization.
the principal. Mr.. Branford. admin
istered the oath OF office to the two
executive officers and presented to
each of Them the constitution of the
student government and gavel.
These two in turn installed the fol-
lowing members of congress-: Senate
Charles Derrickson, assistant to
the president: Barbara Hambleton,
secretary; Sanford Noble, Raymond
Hudson and Bobby Wharton; House
Raymond Calhoun, assistant TO the
speaker: Ruth Hart. secretary; Ray
mOnd Hickman. Harry TimmOns.
William Townsend. Irwin Quillen,
Brice Hickman. Howard Mitchell.
William Collins, Grace Robinson.
George Albert Wharton. Mr.. Noble
was chosen by the Senate as adyis-
or: Mr.. Mitchell by the House. Both
spoke briefly, pledging their support
10 the work
The president of the Senate ap-
pointed the Supreme Court with the
approval of the Senate, as follows:
William tiambleton. chief justice;
Ray BOeitger from the senior class;
Charles Steele from the junior class
and George Cobb. associate justices /
The standing committees were ap- I
pointed as follows: Publications. !
Raymond Calhoun. chairman. Elya /
Hall, Catherine Ringler. and Miss |
Marshall. advisor: organizations, /
Harry Timiaons, chairman. William
Hambleton. George Cobb. and Mrs. /
Weils, advisor; library, Raymond /
Hickman, chairman. Charles u. /,
Steele. Allan Turner, and Miss Z
Wharton, advisor: cafeteria. Ruth +
Hart, chairman. Florence Hickman. /
Wharton. Mrs Wells. adj !
visor; assembly. Brice Hickman, /
chairman, Harold Long, Ruth Cal ,
houn, and Mr.. Noble. advisor safety, /
Irwin Quillen, chairman, Jack Lynch, |
Kenneth Sutton. and Mr.. Mitchell, /
advisor; athletics. William Collins, /
chairman. Charles W. Steele. Wesley
Truitt and Mr.. Bant, advisor; social,
Howard Mitchell, chaiYman, Pauline
McCabe. Charles Marvel and Miss
Wharton, advisor
The theme OF the special assembly
was Loyalty" The four phases EN-
Dhasized we're to the Creator. to the
Country. TO the State, and TO the
School. The Reverend Parker of the
Church of Ocean View and
conducted the devOtiOns.
Kathleen McCabe read the poem.
Our Heritage" Morris Keen talked
IN the significance of Delaware.
songs featured on the program were
Are Ye Able?" God Bless Ameri-
"a "Our Delaware" and the alma
mater
In the December issue OF the Bal
etin to Patrons are articles on the
of student participation
md the revised constitution 0f the
student government in the Lord Bal
imore High SCHOOL,. The local p. T.
|. has neen asked TO endorse Otli-
tally this work OF the school.
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