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

Enrolment in FELTON, School on
the last day of September totaled
573 with 800 pupils in the Elemen-
tary Grades and 253 attending the
High School. This is an increase
of 20 pupils over the same date
last year.
The High School Glasses have
completed their organization and
the officers have been elected as
follows:
18th Grade: President, Billy
Wood; vice president, Jean Reed;
secretary, Shirley Hurd; treasur-
er, Jane Grier; adviser, Mr.. Her
bert; home room mother, Mrs.
Draper.
18th Grade: President, Wallace
Caulk; vice president, Doris Cru
we'll; secretary, Bonnie Belts;
treasurer, Judy Weinburg; adviser,
Mrs. Wells; home room mother,
Mrs. Benjamin Belts.
10th Grade: President, Lois Dill;
vice president, John Kates; sec
retary, Gerry Barr; treasurer, Har-
ry Morris; adviser, Mr.. Hughes;
home room mothers, Mrs. Barr,
10A, Mrs Boone, lob.
9th Grade: President, Earl Wal
ters; vice president, Bobby Ed
wards; secretary, Barbara Hoff-
ner; treasurer, Barbara Postles;
adviser, Mrs. Spencer; home room
mothers, Louise Kemp, ga, Kath-
crime McGinnis, 9B.
8th Grade: President, Kathleen
Anderson; vice president, Wayne
Walters; secretary, Carol Arnett;
treasurer, James Reed; adviser,
Mr.. Randall; home room mother,
Mrs. Russell Torbert, 8A, Mrs AL
bert Powell, 8B.
7th Grade: President, Richard
Hurd; vice president, Zane Mark
owitz; secretary, Carolyn Warner;
treasurer, Violet Bernard; adviser,
Mrs. Parsons; home room mothers,
Mrs. Steele, IA, Mrs. Harrington,
7B.
The Fourth Grade
Ronnie Walton, member of the
Fourth Grade, has won the Magic
Ball for being the high salesman
of the school, one day.
The Fourth Grade has been
studying communities and have
brought in many interesting ma
terials to go along with this prof.
ect. They. also have elected their
class officers: President, Robert
French; secretary, Joyce Britting-
ham; treasurer, William Dill
At the FLA. meeting October 2,
the assistant officers were elected.
The following officers are: Assist
ant Vice President, Lowell Far
row; Secretary, Tommy Stayton;
Treasurer, Harry Morris; Report
er, Richard McCloskey, and Senti-
mel, Earl Walters.
The State Board of Health will
be at FELTON, School October Is,
$50 to 1880 p. m. to administer
Salk Vaccine to the adults. This
will be the second incubation of
the series.
Menu
Monday: Vienna Sausage, Baked
Beans, Milk, Bread and Butter,
Peaches.
Tuesday: Beef Vegetable Stew,
Cut Green Beans, Milk, Bread and
Butter, Bananas.
Wednesday: Baked Ham, But
tered Cabbage, Milk, Bread and
Butter, Vanilla Pudding.
Thursday: Spaghetti with Meat
Sauce; Tossed Salad, Milk, Bread
and Butter, Fruit or Tie.
Friday: Baked Fish. Buttered
Peas and Carrots, Milk, Bread and
Butter, Apple Sauce.
NJ. Wilbur A. Hall, Speech and
hearing Therapist, will conduct
hearing tests for pupils in grades
l, 8, 5, Z on Wednesday, October
16. These examinations are design
ed to discover pupils who have
hearing disabilities so that parents
and teachers may cooperate to
correct or at least decrease. the
hearing handicap.
The present enrolment is SIS
with 323 pupils in the elementary
grades, and 253 in the High School.
The Seniors are holding their
first Sock Hop this year on Fri
day, October II, beginning at 500
to 11:00 p. m. Everyone must either
wear soft soled shoes or socks, and
dress pants. Music by Jimmy Stay
ton and his ROck-a-Bye-Band.
Music Department
The FELTON, Band will hold a
bake-sale on Saturday morning,
October the 18th. 1t will be held