Milford chronicle., 1957-04-26
Milford High
School News

The Milford High Bucs defeated
the Faculty 4-3 by rallying for the
deciding run in the last half of she
seventh inning. The game was very
well played with but a few mis-
cues.
Buck Jones handled the mound
chores for the Faculty while Danny
Moore did the chucking for the
Varsity.
The Faculty took 10 lead when
Coach Bob Hoch lined a pitch over
the right fielder's head. BY the
time the ball was fielded he had
circled the bases.
The Varsity led by a 81 score
when, with the bases loaded and
two outs, Danny Moore hit a bloop
triple good for three runs. The
Faculty tied the score in the 5th
and the score remained tied until
the 7th. The Faculty drew a walk
and with one out, Buck Jones laced
a double to left field A perfect
throw by Harvey Hastings nailed
the runner at the plate.
Chick Wyatt opened with a sin
gle and was moved to second. Jack
Sheaffer hit a line double that re-
suited in the winning tally.
College Bound Seniors
The following Milford High
School seniors have been tenta-
lively accepted for admission to
colleges and universities pending
satisfactory completion Of their
scholastic work.
Charles Wolfe ~ University Of
Delaware and Case Institute of
Technology; Charlotte Wilgus-
University of New Hampshire;
Edwin Wisseman-Un University Of
Delaware and Case Institute of
Technology.
Honor Student
David Beckwith Greene. Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs David Greene of
sos Lakeview Avenue, Milford, has
been named to the Deans List at
Harvard University.
In order to be placed on the
Deans List at Harvard, a student
must have an average Of "B" or
better for the semester. Students
whose names are on the Deans
List will be given greater respon-
sibility and discretion in the mat
ter Of attending classes for the
succeeding term Of residence.
David, a 1855 graduate of Mil
ford High School, was an Outstand-
ing student earning the distinction
of being named VlledictOrian.
Future Teachers Meet
Seventeen pupils of Milford High
School, who are interested in en-
tering the teaching profession, met
with Mr. DeLong of the University
of Delaware School of Education
on Monday. The meeting was chief
ly a question and answer session.
Mr.. DeLong answered many ques-
tions concerning courses, college
expenses, scholarships, student tea
ching, job opportunities, advanced
training, etc.
Mr.. DeLong was pleasantly sur
prised at the large number of
students that are members of the
Milford Chapter of the Future Tea
chers Club which is under the di-
rection of Mrs Montgomery. The
purpose of the Club is to interest
capable students in the profession
Of teaching.
Track Meet
The Milford High Track Squad
was defeated by a strong WicOmico
High team by a score of 1886. The
Junior High team also lost, but
by a thin margin of ten points.
The summary of the events fol-
lows:
100 yd. Dash (time 1O.S sec.) 1st,
Alexander, Wi. Hi, End, ColOnna,
Wi. Hi, 3rd Pearson, M.
High Jump Height s. 7") 1st,
Alexander, Wi. Hi. End Mitten, Wi.
Hi, 3rd Colonna, Wi Hi.
Mile Run (5:26:2) 1st, Downs.
Wi HI, End Hill, NJ, 3rd, Mock,
Wi. Hi.
44O yd, Run (574 sec) 1st, Pretty
man, NJ, End, Christian, w. H., Srd,
Deeney, Nj.
Shot put (Dist. Al AZ 1st. Sam
pie, Wi. HI. 2nd. Mitten, w. Hi,
3rd, Dickerson. M