Milford chronicle., 1956-10-12
CAESAR RODNEY
SCHOOL NEWS
Caesar Rodney Seniors Plan
Magazine Drive

caesar Rodney Seniors Plan
Magazine Drive
The Senior Glass of Caesar Rod
ney is planning a magazine drive
beginning on October "a and end
ing November 7. Members of the
class will canvass the surround
ing area each evening due to the
limited period of time.
The class will be divided into
three committee. The committee
heads are: Yvonne Fifer, jeanne
Lissy, and June VOshell.
Proceeds from the campaign will
go toward the senior trip to New
York City in May.
FFA Fall Program Underway
The Caesar Rodney Chapter of
Future Farmers of America, with
56 members, has planned and is
now carrying out a varied program
of work which will give its members
many different educational and
recreational experiences. The pro-
gram will be carried out under the
. direction of the Chapter officers,
( all OF whom plan to attend the
Leadership Training Conference to
+ be held for all Chapter officers at
a State meeting in Milford on Oc-
tOber %. The officers are: Joe
. Scott. president; Paul Cataldi,
vice president; Rodney Caulk,
secretary; Joe Bryant, treasurer;
Donald Webb, reporter; Howard
Seward, sentinel; John Barrett,
Edward Moore, William Pickering,
executive committee; and Horace
+. Short, Chapter adviser.
At the fsrst evening meeting
scheduled for Tuesday, October
9, % new members received the
Greenland Degree, representing
the largest in years. They are:
group i'm several years. They are:
Kenneth Black, Wayne Currey.
Kenneth Darling. William Dawson,
Charles Dill. James Ford. Norman
Ford, Robert Glanden, Albert Co
vatos, Edward Hardy. John Hart
nett. Leroy Hobbs, George Hurd,
Ralph Jones, Clair Kersey, Mel
win Luff. Fred McGinnis. Clifton
Morris, Dennis Mullins, Ronald
Reed. Michael Richards and Joe
Spahan.
At the same time ten present
members will be awarded the
Chapter Farmer Degree. This
can only be presented to members
who have completed at least one
year of membership and who have
developed satisfactory programs in
agriculture. The boys being honor
ed are; Jim Ashley. Neal Carter.
z Maurice Kemp, Larry Kesselring.
Edward Moore, William Pickering,
John Rash, Harry Russum, Walter
Thompson and Russell Wander
wende.
Extensive plans are also being
made for the annual agricultural
harvest show which will be held
November ia and Is. In addition to
the exhibits to be displayed from
the projects of the members of
the chapter an invitation is being
extended to all students i'm the
school to participate. Cash awards
will be given bv the Chapter TO
the top three ribbon winners in
each division-grades ] to 6, grades
7 to IL and the FLA of one of five
awards given to individual men,
bers of Dairy Judging Teams from
several states who participated in
. the recent Dairy Judging Contests
Z at the Rural Atlantic Exposition in
Richmond. Va. This marks the 4th
consecutive year that a member
4 of the Caesar Rodney Chapter has
won trips TO either national or re-
gional dairy Judging contests by
\ placing at or near the top in state
wide competition
Night Typing Classes At c. II.
Adult classes in typing will begin
nj the Caesar Rodney School on
Monday evening, October Is, 1856
at o'clock.
Typing for both beginners and
s advanced pupils will be taught by
4 Maurice Daisey. head of the Com
mercial Department The class will
3 meet each Monday for ten consec-
{ utive meetings. A five dollar regis
tration fee will be the only charge.
Registration may be completed at
the first meeting of the class on
October 18th