Milford chronicle., 1958-05-30
Milford Hiqh
School News

School News
Student Council Campaign
The corridors of Milford High
School have taken on the atmos-
phere of political convention this
week as two parties are busily cam
pagning for the forthcoming cleo
ton. The "Vanguards" have as
their slate of candidates Dennis
Hazard, president; Jerri Roosa,
vice president; Sally Milbury, sec
retary, and Kenneth Kerr, trea-
surer. Running in opposition are
Christina Morgan, president; Glenn
Kitchens, vice president; Faye
Doughty, secretary, and Bucky
Sullivan, treasurer, who are sup
ported by the students Choice"
party.
Supporters of each party have
been busily distributing campaign
posters and buttons. The climax
to the campaign came on Friday
when the two presidentia. candi-
dates made major addresses out
lining the platform of their par
ties before the assembled student
body.
The race for leadership of the
Student Council will be hotly con-
tested and it is expected that when
pupils cast their votes on Wednes-
day, May %, the results will be
very close. Newly elected officers
will take office September upon
the opening of the 1958-59 school
term.
Athletic Banquet
The Athletic Association of the
Milford High School hoLored ath-
letes of the various Varsity and
Junior Varsity athletic teams on
Tuesday, May 27, with a banquet
held in their behalf. The affair,
which is held annually, was given
in the high school cafeteria begin
ming at $50.
A departure from the usual pro-
cedure was speeches and introduc-
tions of team members by the var
ious team captains in lieu of a
guest speaker.
Bull Fight
A bull fight, complete with
horses, costumed Toredors, Mata-
dors and Picadors was held in the
Milford High School Stadium on
Wednesday, May 28 Mr. Carey's
Spanish classes chose to put on
this activity as class project.
No mn do into noI
aware history, but it is believed
that this. is probably the first bull
fight to be staged in this area.
Unlike bull fights held in Mexico
and Spain, no blood was spilled as
two students played the part of
the ferocious bull
Awards Assembly
An Awards Assembly will be
held on Monday, June 2, for pupils
of grades 9-11. Members Of the
girls and boys, basketball teams,
the wrestling, baseball and softball
teams will be given their letter
"M'.
Various academic awards will al
so be presented at that time.
Exams Scheduled
Final examinations will be CIV
en- from June 2 to June 6. The
Seniors will be tested June 2, 8 and
4, while the underclassmen will be-
gin their tests Wednesday, June 4,
and will extend until June 6.
1t is very important that pupils
attend every day school is in ses-
sion from now until June 10 as
teachers are reviewing the years
work in preparation for the final
examinations.
School Closed
May 80 and June 8
The schools in the Milford Spe-
cial School District will be closed
May 30 in observance of Memorial
Day, and Monday, June 8, will be
used by teachers to complete the
various school records.
Menu-June 2 to 6
Monday: Platter-Milk, Hot Dog,
Baked Beans, Celery Sticks, Cherry
Pie. Soup Milk, Tomato Soup,
Sandwich, Peaches.
TUESDAY: Platter-M Milk, Bak-
ed Pork Pie, Cut Green Beans,
Bread and Butter, Pineapple. Soup
Bean Soup, Sandwich, Pud-
ding.
WEDNESDAY: Platter = Milk,
Baked Ham, Potato, Salad, Apple
Sauce; Hot Bread, Butter. Soup
Milk, Tomato Soup, Sandwich, Ap-
ricots.
THURSDAY: Platter-Milk. Beef
Barbecue en- Bun, Celery and Car
rot Sticks, Fruit Salad, Rice Pud-
ding. Soup-Milk, Chicken Noodle
Soup, Sandwich, Pears
FRIDAY: Milk, Tuna Fish Sal
ad, u Deviled Egg, Scalloped Po-
Golc OIa-x.