Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
Millsborp School News
pTA Meeting

P.T.A. Meeting
The P.T.A. of the Millsboro
School will present its annual
Christmas program at 1880 p. M,
Wednesday, December Is. The en-
tertainmenL will consist of a song
and story program entitled Joseph
and the Nativity" by Ellen Jane
LOrenZ.
Featured in the program will be
the Elementary Choir of select
voices from the fourth, fifth and
sixth grades under the direction of
Mrs. Howard Helm and the High
School Choir directed by Mr.. Helm.
Edward Locates will be narra-
tor for the 20 pictures that illus
trate in color the major events of
the Nativity as recorded in the BIZ
BILE and in sacred legend as seen
through the eyes of Joseph. The
carols also illustrate these events.
Others in the program include
HARRIET Nichols, accompanist, and
John Bril-, projectionist. Soloists
will be: Linda Baker, Glen Davis,
Mary Beth Foster, Linda Goslee,.
Doreen Goodwin, Susan Smith, Di-
ane Mitchell, Anna Mae Hulse,
Margaret Long and Sue Ann Long.
The programs will be designed
and printed by Mrs. Darden's
fourth grade.
Food Sale
On Saturday, December IA, from
900 a. m. to 1900 noon, the Ninth
Grade of Millsboro School No. 23
will hold Food Sale in downtown
Millsboro in front of Mitchell and
Jones' Store.
Susan Outten of the ninth grade
is chairman of the committee on
Mrs. Mary l. Bull and Mr.. Will
liam j. Major.
Delaware Day
Millsboro School No. % celebra-
ted the observance of Delaware
Day on Friday, December 6, by a
special assembly program under
the guidance of Mr.. William j.
Major of the faculty.
The program opened with the
playing of the Star Spangled Ban
ner" by the Millsboro School Band
under the direction CT ssr. Howard
Helm Next a brief historical
sketch of Delaware's history was
presented by Patricia Smith of the
seventh grade. The band then play
ed Our Delaware"
A poem Our Heritage" was
read by Janet Baker also of the
seventh grade.
Continuing the program a trum-
pet quartet, composed of David
Shugard, grade II, Edward Le-
Gates, grade IL, and Howard Hur-
son and Jack Winsor, grade 8,
played the music to the poem "Our
Heritage"
The program concluded with the
viewing of the film Our Constitu-
tion" which depicted the events
leading up to the ratification of
the Federal Constitution of which
Delaware was the first to ratify
thus becoming the first state.
Award-winning Photographs
Award winning photographs |
from the 1857 Scholastic-Ansco |
Photographer Awards will be on
from December 2 to De-
cember 13 at the Millsboro School |
No. 23.
These pictures are being spon-
sored by the Photography Club un-
der direction of Mr.. Raymond d. |
Lingo. They may be seen anytime |
during the day in room 205.
Youth Conference
Millsboro School No. % was rep
resented by five students and one
faculty member at Delaware's
Fourth Annual Youth Conference
on Traffic Safety held December
7th at the Dover High School.
Elaine Birmingham attended the
section on Attitudes and Moral
Responsibility" Jackie Evans, the
section on Enforcement" Elaine
Bril-, the section on 1.-THE Role of
Student Councils in Promoting
Traffic Safety; Catherine Wiley,
Driver Education; and Karen
Klotz, the section on Pedestrian
Safety. Mr.. Lyle M Ferris was
the teacher-counselor in charge of
the group. The feeling of the group
was that the conference was