Milford chronicle., 1957-02-01
FELTON, School News

NstsAss
The CAP. has had five new
members to join their squadron.
They are as follows: Warren Price,
Ellen Maris, Bessie Peterson, Nam
cy Ludlow, and Joyce Kemp.
Beginning the 9Th of February,
the CAP. meeting time will be
changed from 1880 to p. m. to
allow those CAP. members who
are also members of the Kent Coun-
ty Band, to go to band practice.
On Saturday evening, February
2, the Northeastern Regional Con-
ventioD will have a banquet at the
Hotel DUPONT Attending the ban
quet will be Cadet End 1t. Frank
Dill, from the FELTON, CAP. Squad
ron. Also attending the banquet
will be 1st 1t Melvin c. Luff, Com
mander of the FELTON, Cadet Squad
ron.
Cadet Dill will be one of several
Delaware Wing Cadets who will act
as host for Cadets from other
wings within the region.
Music:
ces that the following have been
selected for the all county band.
Richard Rosengren, Elmer O'Day,
Hormer Torbert, Mary E. Hughes,
Lois Dill, Dorsey Hammond, Frank
Dill, Ronnie Jester, Marlene
Hughes, Wayne Dill, Maureen Hoff-
ner, Janet Sherwood, Edmund Bak,
Clarence Voshell, John Kates, Dor
is Gruwell, Louise Henry, and Vir-
ginia Dill.
The Kent County Band concert
noon, March 10th at the Dover
Field House.
Student Councils:
On Wednesday, January 80, the
Student Council presented a full
length movie called 'The Eddie
Cantor Story" toa the student body.
YearbOOks:
The Seniors are now busy SELL
ing subscriptions for their 1956-57
yearbook The pictures of all ac-
tivities have already been photo
graphed by Roy Wall.
Anyone wishing to subscribe for
a yearbook is requested to write
or telephone Laura Belle Sharp
mack in care of FELTON, High School.
A down payment of $1.00 is re-
quired. The total cost is $2.75.
Hurry and subscribe now!
Elementary Assemblies:
The elementary grades saw the
Student Council movie on Tues
day, January 29. On Wednesday,
January go, they saw a movie call
ed milky Way" which was pre-
sented by the third grade.
Glass Rings:
The Junior Glass has long been
waiting for their class rings. FL
nally, on Monday, January 2S, they
arrived. They are now proudly
showing them off.
Sports:
On Tuesday, January %, the
boys varsity basketball team
played the once-beaten Caesar
Rodney. The game was a hard
fought contest with FELTON, leading
throughout the game until the final
four minutes when Caesar Rodney
got a slight edge and held lead of
s points at the end of the game.
On Friday, January 25, Bridge
Vile boys came to FELTON, in hope
of increasing their tive game win
ming streak.
After another hard fought game,
FELTON, won with score of 5O-47
The lead changed hands four times
in the fourth quarter with FELTON,
having the upper-hand at the final
whistle. The loss knocked Bridge
willie out of second place position
in the Kent-Sussex County.
After a rather slow start, the
boys varsity has won three of their
last four games. Much of the sue
cess can be contributed to the i'm
proved team effort.
Bob Jester, Nelson Wyatt, Frank
Dill, Bill Wood, and Dorsey HAM
mond have been seeing most of the
action for FELTON,.
The girls varsity team now has
a record of four wins and four loss
es. The individual points of the
girls are as follows: Betty 10 Wal
ters 145; Jean Reed 1928; Janet
Sherwood rs: Eleanor Kemp 21;
and Jean Miller z.
Betty 10 Walters is now recu-
perating from an injury received
in the Caesar Rodney game on jan
uary 22. We are hoping she will be
able TO return real soon, to her
position as right forward