Milford chronicle., 1958-03-28
MillsbOr0 School News

Ou V0uueSudy, MdTCn IL, lHe
members of the P.TA. were very
enjoyably entertained by students
of the first, second, and third
grades. The program consisted
mainly of, skits, dances, and songs
pertaining to the Spring or Easter
Season.
The main items of business con-
sisted of the nomination OF officers
for 1859. These were: Presi.
dent, Raymond S. Goslee; Vice
President, William A Carter; Sec
retary, Mrs. Marguerite 'Webb;
Treasurer, Mrs. Norma Lee Lingo
The election will take place at the
next meeting.
Field Trip
Members of the ninth grade Sci
ence Glass will make an education
al field trip to Television Station
WBOC, Salisbury, Maryland. on
Wednesday evening, March 26. The
group will be accompanied by Lyle
M. Ferris, Instructor.
Those planning to go on the trip
are: Richard Anderson, Preston
Carmean, Jerry Dorey, Terry Dor
ey, Judy Evans, Ronald Fox, Lloyd
Lloyd, Emory Mitchell, Frank
Murray, Joshua Messick, Phillip
! Messick, Helen Revel, Charlene
Short, Meredith Ulrich, and DON
aid Ward
The time of leaving will be 500
p. m. sharp from the school build
ing.
Music Department
Millsboro School No. 90 was rep
resented at the. All-State Band Con-
cert given at Conrad School on
March IA. Those participating were
Grover Foster, Baritone Horn; and
David Shugard, Trumpet. Pat Lin
go, another student chosen for the
All-State Band, could not attend
due to illness.
The members of the Senior Band
performed for the Lions Club, Mon
day evening, March "a. Those per-
forming were: Norris Goodwin, ,Jr.
Susan Outten, Jack Windsor, Elaine
Rust, and Catherine Wiley. Lois
Mitchell was the accompanist for
the above members.
Sunday evening, March 80, at
1880 will be an evening of Gospel
members presented at the Grace
Methodist Church in Millsboro
Students from the Freshman class
will play the instrumental num-
bers. Performing players are:
Mary Carmean, Josephine Peterson
Diane Shugard, Carole Lee Hall,
Jack Windsor, Howard Hudson,
Bruce Hornung, Norris Goodwin,
Jr., Lois Mitchell, Donna Lawson
Susan Outten and Dorothy Hick-
man. Harriet S. Nichols. senior.
will be the accompanist.
Pre-sch0Ol Registration
Mr.. A. Wayne Burton, Supervis-
ing Principal, and Mrs. Senara
Hastings, school nurse, have an
nounced that the pre-school regis
tration for pupils beginning school
in September, 1858, will be held on
Thursday morning, April TO-
1858, from $50 a. m. to 1900 noon
in the school auditorium. Those
children should be six CD years
old on or before December 81, 1858
Parents whose last name begins
with any letter in the alphabet
from A to M Inclusive should be at
school at $50 and those whose last
name begins with any letter from
N to z inclusive should come at
10:30.
Birth certificates must be pre-
sented on day of registration. Mrs,
Hastings would like to have the
dates of all previous diseases and
immunizatiOns
The State Board of Health will
not be at school this spring to give
physical examinations and immuni-
cations. 1t is advisable that your
child be given any needed immuni-
zation by your family doctor before
September, 1858. The parents
should keep a record of all i'm
munizations, and also inform the
school nurse of the imlnunizations
and the date they are given for the
school health card.
1t is not necessary for the chill
dren to accompany the parents for
the registration.
Please pass this information to
other people concerned rs we may
not have a complete mailing list
It is very urgent that all pre-
school children register as it as
sists the school in making arrange
ments for the fall term and in de-
termining unit ALLEGATIONS.