Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
FELTON, School News


sex and Eastern Kent County for
the month of December. The aver
age attendance for all grades was
$3.50.
PTA
Th FELTON, PTA will hold its reg
ular meeting on Monday. January
81, I'm the school auditorium. The
FHS wing of the Civil Air Patrol,
under the instructor and super
vision of Melvin Luff. will present
a program dealing with the activi-
ties and responsibility of the or
ganization.
Report Cards
The third marking period will
end January 21 and report cards
will be issued January %.
The seventh and eighth grade
pupils, who have been taking
Science during the fall semester
will study Home Economics and
Industrial Arts for the Spring Sc
mester. Those pupils now enrolled
in the latter two courses will study
Science in the second term.
Student Council
The Student Council has two
movies scheduled for March and
April. The titles of these two mo-
vies are: ''Ivanhoe", to be shown
March Is, and the second, ma
tional Velvet, scheduled for Ap-
ril II.
On Monday, January ID. the fol-
lowing people attended the Kent
County Student Council at Dover.
Dorsey Hammond, Wayne Dill,
Robert Draper, Dale Hammond and
Lois Dill were present.
Girls Sports
The FELTON, girls are scheduled
to play the Harrington girls Fri
day afternoon, January rs, at Har-
rington. The girls at the present
time have a record of 2 wins and
3 losses
The total points of each girl are
as follows: Betty 10 Walters-98;
Jean Reed-S1; Janet Sherwood
35.
Boys Sports
Tuesday evening, the FELTON, ]. v.
and Varsity played Middletown on
the home court Friday they play
Harrington away. At present time
the Varsity boys have record of
/ win and losses. The ]. VS. have
a record of l win and / loss.
The highest scorer on the Var
sity is Nelson Wyatt with 20 points
and for the j. VS. highest scorer
is Billy Rentz. He has approx
mately "a points.
Music
The Music Clinic is being held
at the school for all pupils in
terested. A new class of beginning
instruments will be started within
the next week.
c. A. II.
At 900 p. m, Wednesday after
noon. the CAP Cadets of the FELTON,
Squadron took a flight in a C-54
type aircraft at the Dover Air
Force Base.
The Squadron has in the making,
three female possibilities.
Assembly Programs
At an assembly program, Janu-
airy 8, 1867, students of FELTON, High
School, grades 7-12, were guests
of the FELTON, Civil Air Patrol Cadet
Squadron. The Cadets presented a
program designed to explain the
activities of the Civil Air Patrol
Cadets and Aviation Education
Glass at FELTON,.
Guest speaker was Lit. Col. C. X.
Xander. Col. Xander emphasized
the rapid growth and progress OF
aviation both Civilian and Military
He said in part that. Aviation as
means of communication and
transportation has shrunken the
globe to a fraction of it's former
size" He also emphasized the great
number of career opportunities
that have arisen from the great
growth of the Aviation Industry
making it imperative that students
be given some training in this field
prior to leaving school.
After Col Xanders address. the
Cadets presented a film showing
the part played by Air Force B-29's
i'm the bombing and subsequent de-
feat of the Japanese Empire.
Next Wednesday, January 23, the
Junior High School English De-
partment, under the direction oi
Robert Erne, will present an as
sembly for the High School. They
are going to present a film titled
Air Adventure to Europe" The
film will show interesting places
in Europe
Friday. January 25, the February
issue of the New Magazine O
the Screen" will be shown i'm spe
cial assemblance for the Elemen
tary and the High School.
Menu for January 21.25
Monday-Vienna Sausage. Bake,
beans, Milk. Peaches, Bread anC
Butter.
Tuesday-Hamburg Barbecue OF
Bun, Cut Green Beans, Milk an,
Pineapple.
Wednesday-vea Chous. Succo
tash, Milk. Vanilla Pudding anr
Bread Butter.
Thursdav-Suhmsr rine Sandwich
Chopped Kale. Milk. and Fruit o.
Pie.
Friday-Beef Vegetable S.ow
Ruttered Peas and Carrots. Milk
Fruit Cup, Bread and Butter.
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