Milford chronicle., 1957-03-22

musical program on Thursday and
Friday, April 4 and 5, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Giltenboth.
The first part of the program will
be the operetta, "Annie Laurie. !"
The participants will be members
of the 7th and 8th grade chorus.
The soloists are Donna Elliott,
Karen Roberts, Jack Johnson,
Sharon Hit, Norma Hopkins,
Sharon Nauman, Nancy Banning,
Bill Dellinger and Leroy Taylor.
A Sacred Music Concert, sung by
the Senior High Choir, will make
up the final portion of the pro-
gram. The soloists are Charlotte
Wilgus, Louise Hallowell, Mary
Hoyer, Rhea Ireland, Eloise Hit,
Peggy Vaughn, Carolyn Davis, Sam
Johnson and Jack Walls.
Tickets are being sold by MEM
bers of the chorus. The proceeds
are to be used to purchase stoles
and collars which will be worn for
the graduation exercises.
EXCHANGE ASSEMBLY
The Junior High Chorus will
present it's operetta at Harrington
in an exchange assembly program
The exchange assemblies are spon-
sored by the Students Councils of
the two high schools.
STATE CHORUS
Senior Chorus members will have
an opportunity to addition for the
All-State Chorus at Caesar Rodney
High School or Monday evening,
April Z.
KENT COUNTY CHORUS
On April "a, the Milford Senior
High Chorus will travel to Smyrna
to sing and listen to other choruses
of the Kent County high schools.
DELAWARE VOCAL CAMP
The Delaware Vocal Camp will
be held on the Wesley Junior Col
lege campus from June IL through
June 26. Don Craig will be the
director.
BAND CONCERT
The Instrumental Music Depart
ment of the Lakeview Avenue
School, under the direction of Paul
Teare, presented a concert on Fri
day, March Is. A capacity audi
ence thoroughly enjoyed the pro-
gram that featured numbers by the
Elementary, Junior High and Sem
ior High Bands. The Dance Band
and Majorettes also took part in
the program and were well receiv-
ed.
The entire program was thor
oughly enjoyed and congratula-
tions are extended to Mr.. Teare and
band members for their fine per-
Torrance.
CALENDAR
March 25-29, inclusive =. Spring
recess.
April 2-Softball 2 and baseball at
Laurel; Senior High Assembly.
April 3-Track at Caesar Rod
ney; Armed Forces Assembly-11th
and 18th grade boys.
April 4-Junior High Operetta,
high school auditorium, s p. m. Fu-
ture Teachers Conference, Univer-
sity of Delaware.
April 5-Junior High Operetta,
high school auditorium, 8 p. M.
Senior trip to New York City. Base
ball and softball, Georgetown at
Milford.
April 6-Senior Trip to New York
City.
April Magazine Movie.
April 9-BasebaIl and softball,
Lewes at Milford.
April 10-Chest X-ray.
April 11-Junior Glass Play,
Great Caesars Ghost"
April 12-Junior Glass Play,
Great Caesars Ghost" Baseball
and softball, Caesar Rodney, home.
April 15-Baseball at Millsboro.
SENIOR TRIP-1e57
The Senior Glass of the Milford
High School will take trip to
New York City on April 5. After
two days of sightseeing the group
will return to Milford; leaving Sat-
urday night and arriving in Milford
sometime after midnight. The
group will be composed of 81 SEN
iors and four members of the fac
ulty who will serve as chaperones.
The itinerary is listed below.
April s.
500 a. m.-Leave Milford High
School parking lot.
900 a. m.-Arrive in New York.
900 A. M.-Check in Hotel Taft.
9:15 a. m.-Leave for all day tour