Milford chronicle., 1956-03-16
MiIIsboro School
News

Miss Pamela Helms third grade
visited the Sussex Countian news
paper plant In Georgetown last
week Mr. Roland Stocked acted as
guide on a very interesting tour
through the plant, explaining the
various steps necessary in publish
ing a newspaper. Some Of the ma
chimes. such as the linotype and
printing press, were seen in actual
operation. The class returned, eag-
er to begin work on newspaper
J of their own
The P. T. A. Fashion Show en-
tertainment was provided by mem
bers OF the instrumental depart
ment. Those participating were
Norris Goodwin, trOmb0nist; Lois
Mitchell. pianist: Barry Dodd and
Arthur Cathell, trumpet duet; a
clarinet trio featuring Jan Collins
and Carol Lee Hall. LIST ciarinets,
Dianne Shugard and Mary Lou
Peterson, End clarinet; and Patri-
cia Lingo and Linda Ray Messick,
on 3rd clarinet. Francis King sup
pied rhythmic effects on his per-
cussion instruments. Sussex COun-
ty Band members from the Mills
boro SchoI were: Jim Wolf, from
bone p.ssssrlcia Ellingsworth, tenor
saS: GroEeas Foster. baritone horn;
Davk Shugard. trumpet: Elaine
Birl, Flute; Judy V. Hudson, french
horns and Patricia Hylinski, bell
Tyre. Elaine Rust and Catherine
Wiley, both Of the junior high
school students selected to sing
with the IA piece chorus which rep
resented the 13 state schools in the
county The two events we're spon-
sOred by the Sussex County Music
Educators Association Guest con-
ductor for the 96 piece County
Band was Mr. Paul E. Carson, Di-
rector Of Bands, West Chester
State Teachers College, West Ches-
ter, Pa. The conductor for the jun
i0r high chorus was Miss Joan
Steele, of the Seaford Special
School District, Seaf0rd, Del.
The Millsboro School will see a
demonstration of craftsmanship
with pistols by Mr.. Frank Reeves
4fl2tcf'sg
asss K; s;-sssea * gymnasium on Thursday,
March % at 2:30 D. m. Mr.. Reeves
will be introduced by Rev. James
Cummings, pastor of the Episcopal
Church of Ocean City, Md. Mr.. Har-
ry Ayres, president of the p T. A.
has arranged to have the P. T. A.
sponsor this event.
Miss Kathleen D0bson. director
Of Junior Red Cross activities in
the elementary school, has report
ed that all classes from three
through six have taken turns in
making and sending favors to the
Red Cross headquarters in Viii
nington. These favors are then
sent out to shut-ins whenever
needed.
The members of the Dramatic
Club and French classes are plan
ming to attend the Fourteenth Del
aware Play Festival at the Univer-
sity of Delaware on March 20th. II
is thought that day spent observ-
ing the dramatic endeavOrs of other
high schools should be of value 70
those in Millsboro School who have
shown some interest in this art.
The group will attend all three
SESSIONS that are held ON Tuesday
and are looking forward to an en-
joyable time.
For the next two weeks, several
Of our Seniors are participating in
coffee Practice" with some OF
E1illsboro's leading firms. William
Butler is with Boulevard Hardware
Co; June Godfrey is in the Schoo
Office; Honora Hall is with Hous.
ton-White Co.; Diana Jones Will
jackson Motors; Rosalie Workman
with Millsboro Furniture and Lo
retta Revel with Raymond S. Cos
lee.