Milford chronicle., 1952-11-07
FELTON, School News
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ADANUM WINS AN UE IA UMH
The University of Delaware play
ed host on Saturday, October 25, to
FELTON, girls hockey team, one of
the many representative teams of
Delaware schools.
The schedule of events began
with an exhibition game of field
hockey in which specialized tech
niques and skills were demOnstra-
ted to the high school students
Following this game, the forward
line of one school was paired with
the backfeld of another and given
a team name The FELTON, forward
line with Doris Ann Cahal, Fern
Kemball, Dorothy LOmicky, Leah
Schanding and Betty Stanton was
paired with the Mount Pleasant
backfeld with the name of Gold
Gliders. FeltOn's backfield of Janet
Lee Carol, Louise Hopkins, Phyl-
lis Hrupsa, LenOra Hughes, Phyl-
lis Jones, Jean Maris and Marilyn
Steele teamed with the p. Sc dupont
forward line and played under the
team name of Red Rockets.
After competing against the var
iOus schools and participating in
stick practive exercises, all the
students were served refreshments
and the winner of the Delaware
Field Hockey Association Day was
announced. The Gold Gliders, with
the FELTON, girls scoring all the
game points, were the winners by
a good margin.
The girls received many con-
gratulatiOns, met many other girls
of the same ages and interests and
had G thoroughly enjoyable after
noon. They returned home to
await the Smyrna game on October
% at Feltbn. The girls were accom-
panied on the Newark trip by Mrs.
Gordon Maris, Miss Rosalie Hughes
and Miss Margaret Taylor, coach.
Senior Thespians Promise
Entertainment by Nancy Wagner
Pleasant news comes today for
local theatre gOeTs from the Senior
Thespians. They are busy Tehears-
ing, under the direction of Miss
Clark, their latest play "The Whole
Towns Talking" by John Emer-
son and Anita LOOs, which will
guarantee a roar of laughter from
beginning to end.
NF. Simmons, Robert Wyatt,
wants his daughter Ethel, Doris
Ann Cahall, to marry his junior
partner in business, Chester Bin
ney, played by Charles Rentz. But
Chester is the kind of bachelor no
woman wants. Mr.. Simmons has
the theory that every woman wants
the man that every other woman
wants. He cOnceives the plan of
inventing a love affair with the
movie actress, Lefty Lythe, Ellen
Belts. The story leaks out and in
no time at all, the whole town is
talking and all the girls are fall
ing for Chester. In the midst of
his glory, Lefty Lythe comes to
town accompanied by her fiance,
Donald Swift, Bill Mack, who hap
pens to be a prize fighter. Then the
trouble really starts for poor Ches-
ter.
Don't miss this hilarious comedy
which will be presented Thursday
and Friday, November 13 and IA,
in the high school auditorium at
8:15 p. m.
Other characters and actors are
Roger Shields, a young dandy from
Chicago, Purnal Friedel; Lila Will
son, a friend of EthePs, Phyllis
Hrupsa; Sally Otis, another friend,
Janet Carroll; Anime, the maid,
Betty Stanton; Sadie Bloom, the
tough Gance hall teacher, Claire
Jester; Mrs. Jackson, Marilyn
Steele. Young girls with Mrs
Jackson, Betty Sipple, Nancy Wag-
ner, Betsy Butler.
FELTON, Wins Again:
On Tuesday, October %, FELTON,
hockey team again took the lead
beating Smyrna 10. Amid cold
blustery winds and quickly ap-
preaching darkness the girls play
ed an outstanding game of field
hockey on their own field. Eight
of the team members are seniors
and since this was their final g&me
seemed to have played exception
ally well. The only goal in the
first half was scored by Leah
Schanding, left inner Miss Adele
Teldman, Of Caesar Rodney School
Officiated
The assembly program on OctO-
Der 20, was devoted to a panel dis
cussiOn. Campaign issues of botf
the Democratic and Republican
parties were discussed pro and con
Assembly Program
The students who participated il
the program we're: Morris Turner
Norma Lee TOrbert, Wayne Cread-
ick, Efiie Green, Naomi Jester, Bet
ty Hurd of the junior class anC
from the senior class; Betty Stan
ton, Doris Ann Cahall, Jean Maris
LenOra Hughes, Phyllis Hrupsa
Janet Lee Carroll, Charles Rentz
Claire Jester, Purnal Friedel, Ell
len Belts, Nancy Wagner, Betsy
Butler, Marilyn Steele, Betty Sip
pie.
The moderator of the program
was Nancy TOrbert of the junior
class.
Future Farmers Of America
Two members of the FELTON, Chap
ter of Future Farmers of America
conducted a demonstration for tn,
Camden-WyOming Local of the Del
aware Poultry Improvement AssO
citation on Thursday evening, Oc
tOber 16. LinwOOd Lockwood ant
Joe Hughes gave a demonstrated
talk, using charts and slides, OF
cullihg poultry. They pointed Ou
what to look for to tell whether ;
hen was laying or not and if not
whether she would be back in pro
duCtiOn soon or should he chilled
This is something that every poul