Milford chronicle., 1958-04-04
FELTON, School News
Junior.senior BANQUET & Prom

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The annual Jr.-Sr. Banquet and
Prom was held at FELTON, High
School last Saturday night, March
20, $3.50 p. m.
The Banquet was held in the
cafeteria. The table decorations
and other decorations were in the
Junior class colors, pink and pur-
pie. The cafeteria was filled with
Easter Dummies in celebration of
the coming Easter holiday.
Mr.. Kenneth Roper gave the in
vocation. Wallis Caulk was the
POSTMASTER and also gave the
greetings. Bill Wood expressed ap-
probation for the Seniors. Edmund
Bak, in a gay mood, told jokes
about the Juniors. Shirley Hurd
presented comic gifts to all the
faculty members. Mr.. Henry added
a serious note to the evening with
his speech Fortunes from Fail
ures".
The prom was held Immediately
after the Banquet, in the School
Gymnasium, which was beautifully
decorated AS you entered the dance
floor there was white trellis with
pink roses growing through it. At
the center of the room was placed
very attractive arrangement. This
consisted of small pool with
duck decoys floating in it. There
was palm tree at each end of the
pool and underneath the trees were
little toy rabbits. Behind the pool
was a small bench and chair.
Around the room were placed small
trees and chairs. At one end of the
room there were two lounge chairs.
A very delicious pI,nch was served
to anyone who wanted il. The mu-
sic was supTlied by Frank Kem-
per's Band
Health Department
The Welfare Committee of the
P.TA wishes to acknowledge con-
tributions from the Ladies Aux
iliary of the FELTON, Fire Company,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the
Ruritan Club of Viola. These con-
tributions have helped secure glass
es and aided with dental work for
several children.
The State Board of Health will
be at FELTON, School, Wednesday,,
April 16s from $50 to 1880 p. m. to
complete the series of three inno-
culations started last year. This is
the last time Salk VACCINE will be
offered to adults. At thig time the
first or second innoculation will be
given to anyone wishing to start
the series but the series must be
completed by your family physi-
clan.
Registration day for children
starting school in September, 1858,
will be Wednesday, April 9, be-
tween 900 a. m. to 11:00 a. M
Birth certificates for all children
must be presented at this time.
Dental FluOride Exams
Pupils in grades three through
eight who participated last year in
the study of Fluoride treatment as
preventive measure in reducing
the number of cavities in children's
teeth will be examined Monday and
Tuesday of next week.
The program is under The super
vision of Miss Margaret H. JEFF
freys of the State Health Depart
ment. Some two hundred. FELTON,
pupils will be examined to deter
mine whether pupils treated with
the Fluoride solution have fewer
cavities than these who received
the treatment a year ago. The re-
suits compiled from all the Del
aware schools should be very help
full in determining how effective
this technique is in reducing tooth
decay.
Menu for April I'll
Monday: Vienna Sausage, Baked
Beans, Milk, Peaches, Bread and
Butter.
Tuesday: Submarine Sandwich,
Green Cut Beans. Milk, Pears.
Wednesday: Meat Loaf, Buttered
Peas and Carrots, Milk, Bananas,
Bread and Butter.
Thursday: Beef Vegetable Stew,
Milk, Fruit or Pie,
Bread and Butter.
Friday: Fish Stick Burgers, Cole
Slaw. Milk, Fruit Jello. 81
Council Movie
Next Wednesday, the Student
Council will present in assembly,
4 L.