Milford chronicle., 1957-05-03

sen, Jay McGinnis, Wayne Minner,
Dawson Richards. Earl Walters,
\ Barbara Hoffner, Joyce Cohee,
Phyllis Baker, Ellen Price, Joyce
helnp, Maurecn COiborne, jeffrey
Robbins, Ronald McCloskey.
Ninth Grade ~ William Stubbs.
Nancy Lnaiow, Edward Ross, EIith
Posties, Gelry Barr.
Tenth tirade Marlene Hughes,
Joris Gruweil, Joyce Wyatt
Eleventh Grade Rose Chambers,
Nancy Van SAINT, William Wood.
Fhomasine Miller, Edmund Bak.
Twelfth GTade-E Edna Clendaniel
Wayne Dill, Mary Ann Jackson,
Gene Carlisle, Maureen Hoffner.
Industrial Scientists
Substitute for Teachers
c. Kenneth Roper and Robert
Callahan, high school instructors,
attended the New Frontiers Day"
program at the University of Del
aware last Friday The program
featured three famous scientists
who discussed life in the oceans
depths, glacier exploration, and
outer space missiles and travel.
Replacing the regular instructors
in the class rooms were DR.. j.
| Rufford Harrison, chemist, and Dr.
Charles ]. Delp. plant pathologist.
Both are engaged in scientific re-
search at the DUPONT Experimental
Station Laboratories in Whining
ton. These scientists discussed the
| opportunities in science today, the
nature of their own research. and
some of the prospects for future
scientific progress.
Music Department
The high school chorus took part
in the All Kent County Music Fes-
tival which was held at Smyrna
last Friday, April "a. Six chor-
uses from Kent County sang as in
diWdual groups while the other
| choruses listened. A good time
was had by all and it vas also very
/ educational.
Plans are being made for the an
nual spring concert which will be
held at the FELTON, Fire Hall this
year. The date of the concert is
Friday, May IL. The FELTON, Junior
Band and High School Chorus and
Band will participate.
Marlene Hughes and Ronnie
Jester have won positions to sing
in the Delaware All-State Chorus
which will be held at ClaymOnt
this Friday evening, May 8. Mar
lene will sing alto and Ronnie will
sing baritone.
G. A. p.
On Saturday, April 27. Cadet
Joyce Kemp and Lieutenant Mel
vim G. Luff made a cross-cOuntry
fight to Lockhaven, Pa. to tour a
Piper Aircraft plant. They were
part of a group of about forty air
craft that made the flight from du-
Pont Airport. Wilmington, as
guests of All-American Aviation,
Inc, sales representative for Piper
Aircraft in the vicinity. The trip
was made with one stop over at
Hershey Airport, Hershey, Pa.
During the tour of the plant. var
ious stages in the manufacture of
aircraft were pointed out. Also
seen was Piper's latest model call
ed the Piper Comanche, a single
engine, low-wing plane, still in the
fight testing stage, which present
ed very striking appearance.
A luncheon was served for all
who participated in the tour at the
Hotel Fallon in Lockhaven.
f. F. A.
The members of the FELTON, F. F.
A. Chapter were guests of the Uni
versity of Delaware and the State
F. F. A. Association at the annual
state F. F. A. field day at Newark
Members of the FELTON, group par
ticipated in the parliamentary Pro-
cedure Contest and various types
of judging. The Feltcn Parliamen-
tary Procedure team, which had
previously been selected in a pre-
limanary contest held for Kent
County, won second place in the
state contest in competition with
teams from Newark and Selbyville.
Results of the judging will be an
nounced next week at the annual
state F. F. A. convention to be
held at Milford High School.
In the County Public Speaking
contest, Wallace Caulk placed sec
ond in a group of four contestants.
Winner of the Kent County Pubic
Speaking contest was William RObb
of Caesar Rodney High School.
Baseball
The FELTON, baseball team open
ed their season Tuesday, April 16,
by beating Caesar Rodney by a
score of to A. On Thursday, the
team went down in defeat when
they played Bridgeville by a score
of to 5. The game was halted by
rain, but was resumed half hour
later.
Tuesday, April %. the Green
Devils were defeated again by
Greenwood by a score of 10 to 13.
SOftball
On the opening day of the girls
iOftball season, they were defeat
ID by Caesar Rodney and on Fri
lay, April s26, the FELTON, girls
made come back when they won
heir game over Harrington by
core of 19 to 49, On Tuesday,
pril 80, they played Caesar Rod
ley and on Friday. they will play
Milford at Milford.
The lineup is as follows: Jean
Reed, catcher; Janet Sherwood and
Marlene Hughes. pitchers; Jean
Everett and Eetty 10 Walters, first
Nase; Joyce Wyatt, second base;
Evelyn Walters, short stop; Shir-
ey Hurd, third base; Carol Wright.
eft field; Barbara HOffner. right
ield. and Mary Lou Lander, cen
ter field.
10 Ann Robins and Mary Ann
Jackson are the managers. Other
team members are: Phyllis Baker,
Barbara Postles, Nancy Ludlow,
Niroinia Dill Inan nckwnnd and