Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20
MiIIsboro School
News
Meeiine

AtuuCLoiAN MtEMMH
Jane Messick attended the 2-H
Leadership Training Meeting, Mon
day evening, January Is, 1856, at
the Georgetown High School.
County Chorus
Mr.. Howard Helm Of the Mills
bOro music department reported
that Grover Foster, Pat Filings
worth (11th grade), June Godfrey,
and Harriet Nicholas won berths
in the county chorus at the try
outs in Georgetown last week. Their
rehearsals will start on January
II, 1856 for the public concert to
be given in March.
County Band
The following students tried out
for the County Band: Pat Filings
worth, Pat Hylinshi. Judy Hudson,
Elaine Bril-, Grover Foster, David
Shugard and Jimmy Wolf; winners
Of this contest will be announced
later in the week.
Melvin Ehrin Show
Students in both the elementary
and the high school will have a
chance to see the Melvin Ehrin
Show on Wednesday, January Is,
1856, at the school assembly. This
is the last OF the Antrim Bureau
circuit programs which have been
given in the school during the past
year. Mr.. Ehrin is advertised as
stage, radio, and TV star
The PTA Meeting
The PTA will meet on Wednes-
day evening, January 25th, in the
school auditorium at 500 o'clock
for a business meeting and to hear
report by a state representative
from the Office Of transportation,
State Board Of Education, on school
bus laws. The dramatic club, under
the supervision Of Mrs. I. Buhl, will
present the Mushrooms Coming
Up" Character are as follows Mrs.
Caufeld, JOAnn Timmons; Sylvia,
Phyllis Cash; Susan, Jean O'Neal;
Mrs. Jane Rudd, Laura Townsend;
Mrs. Rena Carter, Lois Taylor; Miss
Lofts, Joyce Workman.
Basketball Examinations
DR.. Virgil Hudson has finished
examining all the athletes in the
school for the basketball season.
Mid-term Examinations
The Junior and Senior High
Schools will take their mid-term ex-
aminations on Monday and Tues
day, January % and "a. Glasses
meeting the 1st, 2nd, 3rd periods
each day will have their examina-
tiOns on Monday, and the classes
which meet during periods 4, 5,
and s will take their examinations
on Tuesday.
First Aid Course
The MillsbOrO teachers have
scheduled a refresher course in
First Aid and its role in the Civil
Defense program.
Polio Drive
The Polio Drive was started in
the MillsborO School on Tuesday.
January II, to run until January
80, Each hOmerOOm has 1t own quo
Ga TO make and students have beer
busy collecting their dimes and
quarters.
Basketball Games
The MillsbOrO Varsity Basketball
Team will play the alumni tonight
on the home floor at 700 p. m. Fri
day, January 20, the boys will play
Milford at Milisboro in the evening
while the girls will go to play at
Milford in the afternoon. Tuesday.
January "a, both teams will plsy at
Bewes.
Refreshment Concession
The Junior Glass has the refresh
ment concession at all home games
this year. They sell soft drinks
coffee. sandwiches. and candy.
OAR Award
Loretta ReVel, daughter of Willie
and Ethel Revel of GumbOrO. wnr
the vote of her classmates and the
high school faculty as the outstan@
ing senior to be ELIGIBLE for the DAP
award for citizenship which is Civ
en- annually, in each high school
Loretta attended the GumbOr"
schools through the elementary
grades and enrolled in the NILS
bOrO High School in the ninth
grade. She has heen active IN the
Glee Club for 2 voa~s Fr'u~o
Homemakers, 2 wears. ard tho Soft-
ball Team for ? years Miss Rpvel
has also hpen vice-nresident Of her
tenth grade. secratarv of the 11tF
grade. treasurer Cf 10Th grade anS
was Ethel IN the senior class plav
Resides doing above average work
in school end taking mart in school
activities. LOrptta has alsn been
vice-Dresidant nf the NJ. v. F. sec-
rptarv Of her Su~dav School Glass
apd assistanf nia~isf at tho Wns'
Woods Methodist Chu~ch. Last wear
she was = Girl Scout renresento+iv0
from this area. TN~etta's hohhin~
are the nianO. reading historical
books and singing nOnnlar and
sami-Donnlar songs. Loretta homes
to attend business college next vea~
in .preDaration for a secretarial
position.