Milford chronicle., 1957-05-03
FELTON, School News
New Pupil
Registration, May s

All pupils who will enter the
first grade at FELTON, School next
September will be registered be
tween the hours of and II a. m
on Wednesday. May 8. Such pu
pills must have been born on o
before December 81, 1851. and the
child's birth certificate must be-
presented before he can be Off
cially registered.
Letters have been sent to par
ents of all such children known t.
school authorities. Other parents
who have children to be registered
are requested to call the school of
fee for complete information be
fore registration day.
Official health examination cards
will be distributed to parents for
completion by the family physi-
clan. The State Board of Health
will not examine new pupils and
provide free vaccination and in
oculation as in previous years.
Senior Trip to
New York City
The FELTON, Seniors, 26 in num-
her, with three chaperOnes leave
Wednesday morning, May 8, at z
o'clock for the annual senior trip
to New York. The group will be
staying at the Hotel Bristol, 120 w.
48th street, for four nights, arriv-
ing back in FELTON, some time Sun
day afternoon. May IL.
The group will enjoy the follow
ing activities:
United Nations tour, tour of lux
ury liner S. S. Constitution, Radio
City Music Hall. Broadway show
mo Time for Sergeants"; Statue
of Liberty tour, Empire State
Building Smorgasbord dinner and
floor show at Wivels Swedish Res
taurant, sightseeing in Chinatown
and BOwery, baseball games, Bronx
Zoo, live television, time for shop
ping, movies, and squeezing in
such sights as Central Park, Ca
tbedral of st. John, Haydens' Plan
etarium, Museum of Natural His
tory, Rockefeller Center, ETC., is
planned.
Principal Attends
Conference
This weekend Howard e. Hen
ry, supervising principal, is at
tending a conference of Presidents
of State School Administrator AS
sociations, in st. Louis, Missouri.
Mr.. Henry is president of the Del
aware Association of School Ad-
ministrators (DASA) and the con-
ference has been called by the Am
erican Association of School Ad-
ministrators (AASA).
Education leaders who will ad-
dress the state presidents will in
clude William A. Shannon, execu-
tive secretary of the National
School Boards Association and
Lawrence G. Derthick, u. S. Com
missioner of Educa ion. Among the
topics to be considered are: Addi-
tiOnal revenue for public school
support, the twelve month school
program, State Cert,tcation Re-
quirements, and improved training
program for school administrators.
Philip ]. Hickey. prerident of
AASA, will preside over he con-
vention.
Faculty Changes
Five teachers on the FELTON,
School STAFF must be replaced for
the next school year and two addi-
tional teachers employed to care
for increased enrolment Vacan-
cies to be filled are: One section of
grade one, two sections OF grade
two, junior high English senior
high English, high school science,
and girls physical education. Ap-
plicatiOns are being sought by the
Board of School Trustees for can
didates to fill these positions.
Students qualified for honors in
the fifth marking period are as
follows:
High HOnOrs.
Second Grade-Ch Charlotte Robin
son, Janet Mcdowell Sharon Wisk,
Patricia Carlisle, Bruce Kimball,
Craig Eliason, Melody Bassett,
Barbara FARRELL. Linda Price, Joan
Wright.
Third Grade-Joyce Brittingham,
William Dill, William Degnats,
Cathy Adams. Dorothy Longfellow,
Susan VanNess.
Fourth Grade ~ Carol Kashner,
Patty Warren, Elsie Mae Tribbitt,
James Blades, Georgia Lomicky,
Peggy Kates, Lois Holden.
Fifth Grade-Arthur Mcclellan,
James Sheets, Joyce Tatman, Sam
my Ludlow, Linda Buffkin, Brenna
Blunt. Robert Thompson, Diane
Killen, Rita Hall, William Grcen,
Arthur French. Minnie Alleband.
Sixth Grade Ruth Weinberg.
Ann Hall.
Seventh Grade Mary Sharp
mack, James Reed.
Ninth Grade IT Marie Carlisle
Lois Dill.
Tenth Virginia Lee, Kath-
crime Cubbage.
Eleventh Grade Shirley Ward
Jean Reed. Janet Paskey
Twelfth Grade - Evelyn Good
Louise Henry, Laura Belle Sharp
mack, Charlott Ludlow. Norma Jean
Walls. Thelma Griffith. Doris lie
gates.
HOnOrs
Second Grade ~ MarilyD Green
jeanne Pierman, Kay Baker. Wayne
Salisbury, Michel Goodwin, Jear
Poynter. Joyce Frazier. IOe Green
Charles Kinnamon. Sherry Diehl
Marcia Dill. Hazel Farrow, Jane
Killen, Connie Moore, Sandrs
Fletcher, Clarence Woikoslyi, Dawr
O'Day.
Third Philip Cohee. Tom
MY Bouchard, Robert French. Da-
vid HOffner. John Sheets. Larry
VescO. Donald Walls. Ellen Mack
Marian Markowitz. Cynthia Melvin
Norma Jean Farrow. Herman Deg
mats, Rodney Fletcher. Scott Han
DIV, Wright Salisbury. 10 Ann