Milford chronicle., 1957-11-08
Milford HioF1
School News
Bucs Bow TO 81. James 39.e


ed to Penns Grove, New Jersey, on
October 81 to meet st. James High
School in a Halloween night foot
ball game The high-powered St
James eleven used an abundance
OF witchcraft and trickery to
swamp the local eleven 1876.
st. James displayed superb
blocking, fieet-footed backs and
a potent passing attack to run up
a halftime lead of 1926. The Bucs
scored on their only sustained
drive of the game to avoid being
shut ont.
Milford Varsity to
Travel to Cambridge
The Bucs have two remaining
games away from home; Friday,
November 8, at Cambridge and
Thanksgiving Day at Caesar Rod
ney. Milford High has enjoyed
considerable success with Cam
bridge. winning the past four times
they have met.
Coach Miller is in high hopes
that the Buccaneers can snap their
four game losing streak. The last
time victory was recorded by the
Varsity was November 2, 1856,
when Cambridge High was defeat
ed.
Calendar
Thursday. November z: Hockey,
Laurel, away.
Friday. November 8: Football,
Cambridge. home.
Saturday, November g.: Dance, s
p. m. sponsored by cheer leaders.
Monday, November IL: ]. " foot
ball VS.. Harrington, home, 8 p. m.
Tuesday, November IL: Hockey,
Harrington, away.
Wednesday, November 13: PTA.
Friday, November Is: Football,
Laurel, home, p. m.
MTA Meeting
The Milford Teachers Associa-
tion met on Tuesday, November 5,
In the High School Auditorium. A
business meeting was held in
which various delegates gave re-
ports on the meetings of Educa-
tion Legislation Committees. Sew
eral interesting educational films,
made available by the DSEA were
shown as the major part of the
program.
Senior High Assembly
The Senior High School had an
assembly program on Wednesday,
November 6. which featured two
newsreel films published and edit
ed by the Wilmington Journal
newspapers. OF particular inter-
est to the students was the cover
age OF the earth satellite project in
which the United States is engaged.
II showed by animation how the
satellite would be launched, track
ed, and it's orbit plotted as it cir
cled the earth.
Four such films are distributed
to the high schools of Delaware
each year as a public service.
LULU vi. ROSS ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL NEWS
Grade 3-SectiOn /
Mrs. Eleanor Donovan
Our class is one of the third
grade classes at Lulu Ross School.
We think we have a pretty room
and we are proud of our new
school.
October has been an exciting
month for us. We had fun deco
rating our room for Halloween.
We have finished a unit on diff
ferent kinds of seeds. All of us
brought something to show.
Jan Sharp wrote story on au-
tumn. We brought in things that
she wrote about in her story. Then
we fixed one of the cases out in
the hall. We would like to share
her story with you.
Autumn
like autumn because it is such
a pretty season. The trees have
changed their gowns of green to
pretty reds, yellows, and browns.
The air is cool and we have a
bright shining sun. 1t makes us
feel poppy and ready to play
games. l also like mcther's apple
dumplings made from fall apples,
and am looking forward to pump
kin pie. l surely like autumn.
Jack Allen and
Kenneth Carter, Reporters
Grade 6-SectiOn 2
Mrs. Magdalena Mcclure
Activities In Our Boom
We have been carrying on many
different activities in our class
during the past eight weeks of
school.
A unit we have studied is, "Our
Community" In this unit we stu
died about the animal life. trees,
shells. and insects that are a ma