Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07
57th Commencement
Program viii Be
Presented June 18th
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Teach?", Charlotte Wilgus; Chorus,
Mrs. Marie Giltenboth. Director
'Auf Wiedersehn' ROmberg-Pi-
anO Duo. Anne Milbury and Robert
Pack" Battle Hymn of Republic"
-Steffe; Introduction of Speaker.
Mr.. Willard Hickman, Adminis-
trative Assistant; Address to Grad
uates-"Fences and Horizons, Mr.
OrlO Brees; Announcement of
Awards. Mr.. James E. Atkinson,
High School Principal; Valedic-
tory Address Annapolis, Ameri-
cas- University of Naval Officers"
Charles Wolfe; Presentation of the
Glass of 1857, Mr.. Chester T. Dick
erson, superintendent; Presenta-
tion of Diplomas, Mr.. Max r. Cor
der, President, Board of Educa-
tiOn of the Milford Special School
District; Alma Mater, by Class of
1857; Benediction, Rev. John A.
COrrigan; Recessional II Wal
March of Priests, Verdi.
Glass Officers: Chester T. Dick
erson, Jr., President; Frances Rob-
bins, Vice President; Vernon
Tucker, Secretary; Nancy Reed,
Treasurer
Candidates for iplomas-Caro-
line Albers, Joyce Ann Buarque,
John Edward Carpenter, Carlene
Chichester, John Franklin Clark,
Janet Louise Clayville, Douglas
COverdale, Doris Mae Curtiss,
Carolyn Jane Davis, Helen Lor-
raine Davis, James J. Dees, Ches-
ter T. DickersOn, Jr., Daniel w.
Dohring, Mary E. Ellwanger, Rob
ert Leonard French, Joseph Albert
Garbutt, Nancy GiltenbOth, Carolyn
Ann Glasco, Nelson Gray, Donald
Green, Joseph N. Griffith, Mary
Louise Grove, Wayne d. Harring-
ton, Thelma Hastings, N. Jean
Hayes, David z. Hit, Carolyn HOr-
ney, Rhea Ireland, Phyllis L.
Johnson, Richard Arthur Kiel,
Carole A. Kimmel, Barbara Ann
KINNEY, Richard King, Patricia
Kopf, Delbert Lindale, Jr., Betty
Ann Lohand, Lois McAllister, Pris-
ella McGee, Charles Everett Mack
lin, Dorsey Maneval, Carolyn Mas
ten, Ella Mae Messick, George
Metz, Jr., Delbert Mills, Dorothy
Mitchell, Daniel Moore, Diane
Elizabeth Parsons, David Albert
Pearson, James Robert Pettyjohn,
Wanda Phillips, Alex Eugene
Pierce, Nancy b. Reed, Anthony
Reynolds, Scott Frederic Rice, Rob-
ert Roach, Frances Ann Robbins,
Harold Everett Roberts, Richard
Rogers, Joyce Rust, Joyce Elaine
Savage, Louis Martin Scott, Pearl
Marie Shepard, Richard Simpson,
Gladys StaytOn, Loretta Steen, Will
liam Stokes, Jr., Beverly Ann
Thawley, Wanda Lee Tingle, YER
non Leroy Tucker, Ruth Ann
Tull, Richard j. watkins, John
Scott Walls, Sara Carolyn Walls,
Harriet Ann Ware. Lawrence
Warren, Jr.. Ronald Webb, Patricia
r. Welsh, Charlotte Wilgus, Edwin
Laurence Wisseman, Ronald Will
liam Wix, Charles Curtis Wolfe.
The following Milford High
School Seniors have been awarded
amounts: Chester T. Dickerson,
Jr., General Fund Scholarship,
$200;i Mary Il. Ellwanger, Sears,
Roebuck Home Ec. School, 5000,
Delaware Right to Education
Grant, $500; Louise NJ Grove,
Teacher Training School, $3.50,
Sussex County Home Demonstra-
tion Scholarship, $500; David Hit,
Delaware Right to Education
Grant, $400, Milford High School
Alumni Scholarship, $500; Pris-
ella McGee, Teacher Training
School, $500; Harriet Ward, Gen
eral Fund Scholarship, $3.50; Ed
win Wisseman, Delaware Right to
Education Grant, $500; Charles C.
Wolfe, General Fund Scholarship,
$500. There are additional aid ap-
plicatiOns still under consideration.
A reception will be held for the
members of the graduating class
and their friends in the High School
Cafeteria Immediately following the
Commencement program on June
IL.
The members of the cafeteria
star, under the direction of Mrs.
Caroline Clark, will prepare and
serve the refreshments.
The final assembly program of
the year will be held on Wednes-
day, June II. The Junior High
School will meet in the High
School Cafeteria, and the Senior
High in the Auditorium.
The program will consist of de-
EOtiOns, presentation of athletic
and academic awards, group sing
ing and band concert. The movie
mir. Sun" will be shown and will
conclude the program.
Pupils will then report back to
their hOmerooms to receive their
report cards and await dismissal
at 1906.
Baccaiaureate Services will be
held in the Milford High School
Stadium on Sunday, June 9, at
$500 D. m. In the event of mclem-
ent weather, the site of the pro-
gram will be changed to the High
School Gymnasium. The public is
cordially invited to attend the ser
vices.
The program is as follows: Pre-
iGde, Professional; Invocation,
Rev. Robert +. Green; Hymn, ma
tiOnal Hymn. Roberts: Reading
from the Holy Bible. Rev. Joseph
S. Hinks Prayer. Rev. Douglas
f. Milbury; Selection. Melody
Maids, Prayer ct Norwegian
Child, KOuntz; Selection. Senior
Choir. "One World. O'Hara: Ser
mon, This Thy Day., Rev. Will
liam Tull; Hymn. Faith of Our
Fathers, Hemy; BenedictiOn, Rev.
Robert Green; Recessional.