Milford chronicle., 1958-04-18
Millsboro School News
Work Experience Program

Work Experience Program
With the cooperation of many OF
the local business places. the Busi-
ness Education Department of
Millsboro High School is sponsoring
a work experience program for its
commercial seniors. The following
places are participating with the
school to better prepare the stu
dents for the work they will do
when they go into the business
world. Along with each cooperating
business or agency is given the
name of the girl who is to spend
each afternoon for the next two
weeks working in the Office.
Millsbore Town Office, Pearl
Toomey; j. Reynolds Jackson Mo-
tor Co., Lorene Carmean; Delaware
Power and Light Co., Norma Lee
Elliott; Collins and Ryan, Donna
Steele; Hospital for the Mentally
Retarded, Margaret Duggan; Mills
boro Poultry Professors Co., Con-
ME Ryan; Frank S. Parker and
Company, Shirley Thoroughbred; !;
Millsboro Furniture Company, Eve
lyn Truitt; Snow White Laundry
and Dry Cleaners, Frances Moore;
Milisboro Trust Company, Jean
O'Neal: Townsend's Inc, Mary Lou
Peterson; Houston-White Company,
Mar ygaret West.
Tiird Grade Trip
Thursday morning, April 10, Mrs.
Hickman'S third grade visited the
millsboro Trust Company in con-
nection with a unit in its Social
Studies Glass.
Mr.. Elisha Steele, cashier of the
bank, served as a guide showing
the directors room where he ex-
planned different types of accounts,
why a microfilm machine is neces-
sary and how the banks expenses
are met.
After his informative talk MEM
bers of the class were taken on a
tour of the bank where they saw
the machines, the vault, the tellers'
cages and were permitted to ex-
anime and hold s500.00 bill--a
thrill for all the class.
Science Trip
Several members of the seventh,
eighth and ninth grade science
classes attended the Sixth Annual
Science Fair in the Tower Hill
School, Wilmington, last Friday
afternoon.
The exhibits covered the fields of
general science, biology, chemistry
and physics, The projects were on
an individual or group basis. Much
interest was shown by our group of
students, as we'll as all others at
tending the affair. 1t is hoped that
enough interest will result in our
school being represented at the
Fair next year.
Those attending were: Emory
Mitchell, Wiley Dukes, Lloyd Lloyd,
Donald Ward, Darrell Steele. Janet
Baker, Patricia Schumacher Smith,
Billy Carter, Roger Hearn, Lorraine
Godfrey and John Evans. Mr.. I'll.
Clark and Mr.. l.. Ferris, Science
Teachers, accompanied the group.
Band
Members of the Senior-Junior-
Neophyte and Dance Bands will
perform on May 4th, at 200 p. M,
in the Millsboro School auditorium.
Soloistsi for this Spring Concert
will be David Shugard, Senior
Trumpeter; Lois Mitchell, Fresh
man Alto Saxophonist; Grover Fos-
ter, Senior Baritone Hornist; and
al Trumpet Trio composed of David
Shugard, Jack Windsor and Edward
Locates.
Featured soloists in the Junior
Band will be Bonnie Lou Outten.
9Th grade Trumpter and Joan
JONES, 9Th grade Clarinetist.
The dance band composed of pri-
marily 9th grade instrumental stu
dents will perform for the first
time at this spring concert. The
group was organized by Lois Nit
chell of the 9th grade and is made
up of IL members.
Members of the Neophyte Band
are students who started on band
instruments in October.
The Senior Band of 81 members
will conclude the program playing:
'Lichtensteiner Polka; "Porgy and
Bess"; "Viennese Refrain" in which
Susan Outten will be the featured
Tenor Sax soloist;S "Pavanne".
Clarinet Boogie'' which features a
clarinet cadenza to be played by
Patricia Lingo; and "Seventy-six
Trombones" from the New York
Musical "Music Man.. The bands
will be conducted by Mr.. Howard
L. Eeim, Music Director at Mills
boro School No. %. The public is
cordially invited to attend the May
4th performance. A silver plate
offering will be received at the con-
clusion of the concert.
On May Ia, the Senior Band will
parade with the Millsboro Fire De-
partment at the Firemen's Parade,