Milford chronicle., 1957-09-27
Millsboro High School
Football schedule

Football Schedule
The Millsboro School football
team will meet the Ferrismen of
the Harrington School squad this
Friday at $500 p. m. on the Mills
boro field.
Coaches Paul GLADDEN. and Albert
Klotz express encouragement as the
Blue Devils are shaping up very
well. The senior members of this
years squad will not play in this
game as this is the first year of
football for Harrington.
The football schedule for this
year is as follows: October 4, Re
hOboth, away; October g: Crisfield,
away; October 2S: Delmar, away;
November l: Georgetown, away;
November s., N. Dorchester, home;
November Is: Bridgeville, home;
November %: Lord Baltimore,
home; November 81: ]. M. Clay
ton, away.
J. v. Schedule: October a: Mil
ford, away; October 21: Bridge
vile, away; October 2S: Lewes,
home; November 4: Georgetown,
home; November IL: Lewes, away
Music
A new Tenor Saxophone has been
presented to the MiIlsboro School
Band by the MillsborO Lions Club.
This year the instrument will be
played by Dorothy Hickman of the
9th grade. The School and Music
director wishes to thank the Lions
Club of Millsboro for their generous
donation. The value of the instru-
ment is listed in the neighborhood
of $345.00.
SchSaI Board
The Millsboro Board of School
Trustees at a recent meeting
unanimously voted to serve chick
en- at least one day each week in
the school cafeteria
Included in other business trans
acted was the selection of MIR.
Granville Messick to serve as the
Boards representative on the
Schools newly formed Athletic
Council.
Faenlty
Six faculty members of the Mills
bOro High School are. presently en-
rolled in university extension cour-
ses this fall in order to meet vari-
Gus teaching requirements or to
work for higher degrees. During
the summer seven teachers were
taking additional college work.
Mr.. Otis Jefferson is currently
enrolled in a University of Della
ware course, Community Organi-
cation" which he attends Thursday
evenings at Wilmington. During
the summer months, Mr. Jefferson
took courses in Special Problems
in Social Psychology" and Public
Relations in Education.
Mr.. William Jenkins is enrolled
in two University of Delaware ex-
tension courses which are held at
Dover on Thursday evenings. These
courses are: Parliamentary Pro-
cedure" and Advanced Soil Fer
tility."
Mr.. Albert Klotz is also attend
ing a course at Dover entitled
Field Workshop in High School
Teaching. This course meets on
Monday evenings.
Miss Margaret Kelley, Elemen-
tary teacher, is presently taking
Health Education - The School
Child" at Salisbury State Teachers
College at Salisbury, Maryland, on
Monday nights. During the sum-
mer Miss Kelley took a course in
Language Arts" and social Stu
dies in The Elementary SchooF'.
MIR. John Evans is now enrolled
in Health Education-The School
Child" at Salisbury State Teachers
College at Salisbury, Maryland on
Monday evenings. This past sum-
mer Mr.. Evans took courses in
Social Studies for Children" and
Geography of the U. S. and Can
ada"
Mrs. Ruth Richards is PRESENT.
enrolled in Physical Education
Course" which meets at Dover on
Monday evenings.
Other teachers who took courses
during the past summer are: Mr..
Lyle Ferris, Elementary Educa-
tion and Remedial Reading; Mr..
Paul GLADDEN., Aquatic Instruction
for Boy Scouts of America; Mrs.
Ida Gordon, Social Studies in
Elementary Schools" and Lam
guage Arts" The latter two cour-
ses were taken at the Maryland
State Teachers College at Sails
bury. Also enrolled in summer ex-
tension work at Ste. was Mrs.