Milford chronicle., 1958-02-28
FELTON, School News
Health DEPARTMENT

fHySlCdl EXAMINATIONS nave JUS
been completed by DR.. George Bot
te of Milford Memorial Hospital
in the first, fourth, seventh, anC
eleventh grades. Notices of physi
cal defects found will be sent home
by each child to the parent. Par.
ents are requested to state theil
intentions, sign the notice, and re
turn IL to the school nurse. These
physical examinations are done in
order to promote the health. and
welfare of each child. The coop.
,eration of the parents and school
is necessary If this goal is to be
realized.
The Welfare Committee of the
P.T.A. is attempting to create a
fund to help with medical and den
tai work of children who are un-
able to have this work done other
wise. Amy donations toward this
fund will be greatly appreciated
from individuals or any communi-
ty organizations, Some of the
school children are calling at
homes taking orders for many
household articles. In this way
they are trying to help with the
welfare fund Many of the items
are things which are used every
day in the home. Purchase of these
articles will help to promote a
worthy cause.
The Music Department
The Music Department announ-
ces that the High School Band and
Chorus trip to Philadelphia was
postponed last Saturday due to
the weather. They will leave Fell
ton School at 700 a. m. on Satur-
day morning, March 8, and will go
TO see the cinerama movie Search
For Paradise. Next they will visit
the Benjamin Franklin Institute
They will return home at approxi-
mately 900 p. m, Saturday eve
ming.
The Basketball Girls Team will
play the Boys Basketball Team in
assembly Wednesday, March s..
Tuesday, March 4, the FELTON, Ag.
team will play the FELTON, Junior
Varsity team.
Banquet
The Basketball Banquet will be
held on March /, 700 p. m. The
banquet is being held for the Boys
Varsity and Junior Varsity Teams,
the Girls Team, and the Cheer
leaders, Mrs. Parsons and Mr.
Kerns are both proud of this years
record.
The game with John M. Clayton
was called off because of the snow.
Menu for March 3-March 6
Monday: Frankfurters on roll,
Baked Beans, Milk, Peaches.
Tuesday: Baked Ham, Potato
Salad, Milk, Rice Pudding.
Wednesday: Hot Beef Sandwich,
Whipped Potatoes, Milk, Grape
fruit Sections.
Thursday: Meat Loaf, Buttered
Peas and Carrots, Milk, Fruit or
Pie.
Friday: Teachers Meeting March
7th.
When the FELTON, Varsity boys
played Greenwood they were de-
feated by the score of 1881. Will
liam Rentz was high scorer for
FELTON, with Is points. Jimmy Can
Nelson Wyatt did not play in
this game because of an injury the
last game FELTON, played. The team
has put up hard fight but has got
on losing streak.
Last Friday the Green Devils
played Bridgeville and lost. The
final score was 1892. William
Stubbs, substitute playing in Nell
sons place, was high scorer with
s points. Hardesty, with 8 points,
also, was high scorer for Bridge
Vile.
FELTON, Jay Wees played Green
wood and was defeated 1922. Sher-
wood, with 8 points, was high
scorer for FELTON,. Hynson, of
Greenwood, had IL points.
Bridgeville was the next oppon-
ent FELTON, lost to with the score of
30-15.
John Hates of FELTON, had 5
points. Burton had 10 points for
Bridgeville.
Girls Sports
Coach Parsons girls team is still
on a winning streak. The game
with Harrington was played on our
own court, the outcome being very
good for FELTON,. The, final score
was 52-37.
Jean Reed was high scorer with
2S points while Evelyn Walters
wasn't far behind with %.
Our victory over Bridgeville
brought our record to 10 wins and
two losses. Although it was hard
struggle all through the game, Fell
ton came out on top, the score be-
ing 1874. High scorer was Jean
Reed who made Is points. Evelyn
Walters was next on the list with
13 points. Jean Miller made 6
points.
Schools in Kent County will be
closed on Friday, March z, so that
the teachers may attend the annual
meeting of the Kent County Edu-
cation Association. The convention
will be held at FELTON, School this
year. c. Kenneth Roper and Robert
A. Herbert, both members of the
FELTON, faculty are president and
secretary respectively of the asso-
citation. A luncheon for those at
tending the convention will be
served by the Women's Society of
Christian. Service of the FELTON,
Methodist Church.
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