Milford chronicle., 1958-05-16
FELTON, School News
FELTON, P.T.A.

FELTON, P.T.A.
The final meeting of the FELTON,
P.T.A. will be held Monday, May
10, at p. m. in the school audi
torium. The program will feature
the annual style show presented
by the Home EcoBOmics Depart
ment under the direction of Mrs.
Mildred Wells. The girls will be
modelling clothing which they have
made during the school year. Pu
pills from grade seven through
twelve will participate in a parade
of fashions which has come to be
one of the most popular evening
programs presented by the pupils
of FELTON, High School and one
which draws a large, crowd of
school patrons.
In addition to pupils modelling
aprons, skirts. blouses, shorts,
busters, dresses, or coats, students
will assist in staging the gala af-
fair as ushers, narrators, lighting
and sound effects. The fashion
show will be repeated for the bene-
fit of the student body at an assem-
bly,.
High School Band
The FELTON, High School Band
will march in the Armed Forces
Day Parade at Dover on Saturday,
May IL, at l p. m. They will wear
their new uniforms in the parade
for the first time.
Student Council
Interest in the Student Coancil
election to be held Friday, May 16,
Is running high, with bulletin
boards filled with posters and pu-
pills sporting badges urging the
election of the various candidates
for student council and student
court.
Nominees for the offices to be
filled are as follows:
Student Council President:
Dale Hammond, Wallace Caulk;
Vice President: Lois Dill, John
.Kates; Treasurer: Earl Walters,
Dawson Richards, Barbara Hoff-
ner; Secretary: Jimmy Reed, Bob
by Donaway, Kathleen Anderson,
Jimmy Torbert.
Student Court Chief Justice:
Ronnia Jester, Mary Ellen Hughes.
Twelfth Associate Justice: Judy
Wcinburg, Marlene Hughes.
Eleventh Associate Justice: Nan
cy Ludlow, Edith Postles.
Tenth Associate Justice: Paul
Caulk, Carol Wright, jay McGin-
mis-.
Ninth Associate Justice: Curtis
Webb, William O'Day.
Menu
Monday: Ravioli with Meat
Sauce, Buttered Green Beans, Milk,
Peaches, Bread and Butter.
Tuesday: Submarine Sandwich,
Apple Sauce. Milk, Bread and But
ter.
Wednesday: Baked Ham, Seal
Hoped Potatoes, Milk, Grapefruit
Sections, Bread and Butter.
Thursday: Meat Loaf, Baked
Lima Beans, Milk. Fruit or Pie,
Bread and Butter.
Friday: Baked Fish Filiets, Cole
Slaw, Milk, Corn Meal Mullins and
Butter.
F.F.A.
Fourteen Diamond Farmers, cut
standing boys in FLA. work, we're
honored. Wallace Caulk, Jr., of
FELTON,, was chosen the star farm
er from this group. He received a
check of $500 from the National
Future Farmers of America Foun-
dation.
Young Caulk has had three years
of Agriculture and lives with his
parents who own q 270-acre COM
bination farm and dairy. He has
held FLA. offices up to vice pres
ident, president of sophomore and
Junior classes, student council,
grange, director of Chesapeake and
Delaware Ayrshire Association and
has won many dairy prizes within
and outside the state. He also won
many FLA. awards including
county. public speaking.
Two members of the FELTON,
chapter of the FLA. have been
elected officers of the state FLA.
ELMER O'Day was elected member
of the executive committee and
Wallace Caulk, Jr., was elected
secretary.
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