Milford chronicle., 1957-09-27
FELTON, School News

FELTON, School now has Coat of
Arms to be used as an insignia on
class rings, stationery, programs,
etc. 1t was designed last year by
L. G. Balfour and Company and
adopted for use on FELTON, rings for
the next four years. The Coat of
Arms consist of a shield bearing
three anchors as shown on the
Arms of the Duke of Kent, for
whom the county is named. Be
meath the anchors is a blue dia-
mond on which is sdlown a golden
railroad spike. The diamond rep
resents the State of Delaware and
the golden spike is symbolic of
Samuel M. FELTON,. the first presi-
dent of the Delaware Railroad, for
whom the town of FELTON, was nam
ed. A crest above the shield shows
the head of the "Felton Green Dew
H." Beneath the shield is the rib
bon scroll bearing the words Fell
ton High School.
H. E. Henry, supervising prin-
cipaI, attended the second annual
conference of the Delaware Asso-
:iation of School Administrators
last Friday and Saturday. The con-
ference was arranged and conduct
ed under the supervision Of Mr..
Henry, president of ID. A. S. a., DR..
Howard Row, assisting state super
visor for secondary education, and
DR.. Alfred Schwartz, executive sec
retary of the Delaware School Stu
dy Council. Participating in the
conference were 131 administrative
officials from the schools of Della
ware and the State Department of
Public Instruction. DR.. Fred w.
Raubinger, commissioner of educa-
ton for the State of New Jersey,
was the guest speaker for the final
session Saturday afternoon.
Magazine Campaign
This year our quota is S1,800.00.
So far the students have brought in
$803.47. The high statesmen for each
day are as follows: Jay McGinnis,
with $3S.54; Harold Frazier with
S23.00; Jeffrey Robbins with $36.50
and Patty Warren with $39.16. A
magic eight ball is being presented
to the highest salesman each day.
Civil Air Patrol
The FELTON, Squadron Civil Air
Patrol has resumed meeting each
Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. m.
in the Ag. room at FELTON, High
School.
Ag. News
The Ag. enrolment at Felton
High School has reached a new
high this year with 81 students
enrolled.
Plans are underway at present
for initiation of the new members.
This initiation will be carried out
on the evening of September 81.
Those members who are awaiting
! initiation are Paul J. CauTk, Walter
C. Kemp, Thomas Edward, Wayne
Allaband. Robert Marker, Marion
Shuttle, Norman G'Day, Joe Sonny
Alvin Schmick, Robert Cameron,
Charles Donophan, Ronald McClos-
key, Earl Walters and Ronald
Rhodes.
At the last meeting of the Fell
ton F. f. A. Chapter presided over
| DV ROBERT DRAPER pTSSlue1t, pIduS
for the years activities we're dis
cussed. Among those items under
discussion were a campaign for
selling light bulbs to raise money
for the chapters treasury and the
obtaining of fence posts for fencing
in a lot which has been donated for
the use of the chapter by Merrill
Jones.
Menu
MONDAY-Dried Beef Gravy on
Toast. Cut Green Beans, Milk,
Peaches.
TUESDAY-Beef Vegetable Stew,
Succotash, Bread and Butter, Milk,
! Pears.
WEDNESDAY-Hot Pork Sand
wich, Whipped Potatoes, Milk, Ban
THURsDAY-Meat Loaf, Baked
Beans. Bread and Butter, Milk.
Fruit or Pie.
FRIDAY = Chicken Pie, Cole
slaw. Bread and Butter, Milk, APP
| ple Sauce.