Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
FELTON, School News

saik Vaccine
The State Board Of Health will
continue its program Of inimuniz-
ing children for protection against
poliOmyelitis. Pupils in grades one,
two, three, and four will have an
opportunity to receive Salk vaccine
beginning next Wednesday. October
~. No other children will be eligi-
bic to receive vaccine through this
program. New consent clips must
be signed by parents authorizing
the administering Of Salk vaccine,
even though such permission was
granted when the program was
launched last Spring.
Conference On Education
-Four delegates from FELTON, Will
attend the Little White House
Conference on Education" IN Will
mingion on October 8. Howard q.
Henry, Supervising Principal. will
represent the faculty; Mrs. Maude
Reynolds win represent the Board
Of School Trustees; Mrs. Clara
Henry viii represent the FELTON,
Avon Club; and Dorothy LOmicly
will represent the FELTON, High
School Student Council. Some elev-
en- hundred delegates are expected
to attend this conference on criti-
cal issues in public education in
Delaware. Governor j. Caleb BOggs,
Ry E. Larsen, and James Tunnel,
Jr.. will address the assembly. Mr..
Larsen is Chairman Of the Nat
iOnal Citizens Commission for the
Public Schools and President Of
Time incorporated, and Mr.. Tunnell
is a former Associate Justice Of the
Delaware Supreme Court.
Music
The mUsie department, under the
direction Of NJ. Ross Evans had its
assembly this week. The film
Grand Canyon suite was shown.
Scenes of the Grand Canyon were
ssSwn while a 240 piece high
school orchestra played Ferde
GrOfe's ever popular music Of the
Suite.
The High School Band win at
tend the University Of Delaware
football game at Newark, Delaware
on Saturday, October 49,
The skating parties will get un-
der way on Monday, October no.
The first party viii be sponsored
by the FELTON, High School Band at
the Diamond State Roller Rink.
The Music Clinic was held, and
Approximately thirty new instru-
mental students viii start taking
lessons next week.
G. AsP.
Members Of the FELTON, Civil Air
Patrol received their first Civil Air
Patrol fight on Sunday at the
Wyoming Airport. The flights were
made In Air Force LA and Lie
type aircraft, pilOted by Senior Civ
II AIR Patrol members. The flights
were Of approximately thirty min
utes duration and were to acquaint
the students with the aircraft and
give chem the feeling of flight. All
members returned to earth feeling
very enthusiastic about their first
flight experience and hoping to
make other fights in the not too
distant future. Those who received
flights were: George Diaz, William
Wood, Terry Turner, ROnnie
Stumpf Edmund Bak. Robert Jest
err Frank Dill, and Able Schultz.
Sports
Games scheduled this week for
intramural soccer we're. Tuesday,
Eagles VS. Red Tops; Wednesday,
Hot Feet VS. Comets; Thursday,
Black Hawks VS. Stealers, and Fri
day, Eagles VS. Hot Feet. To date
the leading team is the Comets,
winning two and losing none.
Library
Donations Of books for the school
Libraries are urgently needed. The
Junior Glass, under the direction
Of Miss Pizzadili, has catalOgued
and Alphabetical a group Of fic-
tiOn books which were donated by
Mrs. Wanda Haldelman and Mrs.
Lester Dill.
Magazine Campaign
The Magazine Campaign, which
ends tomorrow, october 5, has net
ted total Of S1,317.49 toward the
goal of $1,600OO.
The high statesmen from the
fourth day on were as follows: 4th
day, Jay McGinnis, IA, 1851; 9Th
day, Donnie Killen, "A, $500; 9Th
day, Arthur French, "A. $21.3O; 9Th
day, Charlotte Wyatt, "A, $3.50;
Sth day. Jay McGinnis, "a, $2z25;
and 9th day Nancy Ludlow SA
S2775. Jay McGinnis Is the high
salesman for the school, 50 far
with a total Of S62.56.
The Curtis Company is showing
movie to all pupils who sold one
subscription or more, providing the
school reaches it's goal.
The school viii give an ice cream
party TO the grade selling the high.
est number Of dollars worth of sub
scriptions. Mrs. Ina Hughes room
"A. is highest with $4,000. Good
Luck 4Ai