Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11
Milford Hiqh
School News

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The Varsity and Junior Varsity
Cheerleaders were chosen by a
committee of faculty members two
weeks ago. The following girls are
serving on the Varsity team: Roma
Postles, Betty Scott, Sandy Elliott,
Dee Webster, Dee Dee Isaacs, and
Betty Lou Webb.
There are several new members
beginning with the Junior Varsity
this year. The new ones are Kathy
Kendzierski, Bonnie Tucker, Vir-
ginia BOyce, Elaine Isaaos, Donna
Elliott, and Martha Welch, who is
serving her second year Junior
Varsity. Both groups are great en-
thusiasts and expect plenty Of
moral support this year.
The Cheerleaders and Miss
Miller, who has served as sponsor
for two years, are planning to
have a dance in November and sell
NUNS for the Thanksgiving foot
ball game.
Junior Isaac Walton League
This Club has been organized
for the boys who. are interested in
hunting, fishing and allied outdoor
activities. It's purpose is to develop
the understanding that we must
have to contribute our efforts to-
ward improving and conserving our
natural resources. Our expanding
population keeps spreading to
lands which once provided food and
shelter for wildlife. If wildlife is
to survive, we must do our bit to
replace the food and cover.
The group activities for this year
include several projects of this
type. We hope to work with the
State Isaac Walton Chapter and
the Delaware Fish and Game De-
partnent on such things as cover
planting, reforestation or general
Improvement of game habitat.
School time will be devoted to
study and discussion of game birds
and animals, and it is hoped that
members of the State Fish and
Game Department will be on hand
occasionally to speak on various
functions of the Department.
Sportsmanship will be stressed
in all of the Club activities. OBJ
serving the fish and game laws and
respecting the rights of property
owners are important aspects in
the future of outdoor activities.
Future Nurses of America-1957-5S
The meeting of the Milford High
School FN.A. was called to order
at S:15 a. M on Tuesday, October
2, by our sponsor, Mrs. Harrington.
All twenty-five members were
present.
The first order of business was
the election of officers. They are
as follows: President, J n t
Rhodes; vice president, Joan War
ner; treasurer, Donna Lee Lingo;
secretary, Saralee Webb; historian,
Mary Ann Davis.
The selection and buying of club
pins was discussed. This was fol-
lowed by the reading of the F.N.A.
constitution by our sponsor. In the
remaining minutes, we discussed
briefly our hopes of taking trip
to the Milford Memorial Hospital
in order to hear a talk on the vari-
GUS phases.
Saralee Webb, Secretary
Magazine Campaign
The annual Magazine Campaign
began on Friday. October A, with
an assembly program in which pu-
pills were told of the purposes and
details of the Campaign. This year
only the Junior High pupils are in
vOlved in the Campaign. The goal
set is $4,000 worth of subscriptions.
Sales for the first day amounted to
$1,000 and second day sales we're
$40O. The top 25 statesmen receive
valuable prizes.
Hockey
The Milford Varsity and Junior
Varsity Hockey teams began their
seasons with tie ball games. Both
games with Harrington ended with
2-2 scores.
Monday the Varsity journeyed
to Lewes where they emerged vic
torious by a 80 score in a hard
fought contest.
The Milford High Junior Varsity
football team opened its season
by defeating a favored WicomicC
High Junior Varsity team by a
1912 score under the lights of Mil
ford Stadium.
In an afternoon game played in
a driving rain on Monday, October
z, the Junior Varsity lost to Mills
boro by a score of 1877. Milford
launched several offensive drives
but were hampered by fumbles.
Calendar
Wednesday, October 8: Senior