Milford chronicle., 1958-04-18
FELTON, School News

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Last week the Vocational Agri-
culture department spent all week
rehearsing for the Parliamentary
Procedure contest This contest
was beld April 10, Thursday night
at the Milford High School. The
schools attending were FELTON, and
Caesar Rodney High School. The
contest started at 500 p. m. The
first one to start was Caesar Rod
ney, then FELTON,. Each team had
eight minutes to perform their
part.
The officers on the FELTON, team
we're: Bobby Draper, President,
Lowell Farrow, Vice President;
Richard Steele, Sentinel; Ronnie
Clark, Reporter; Tommy Stayton.
Secretary. Harry Morris, Treasur-
err; Mr.. Melvin c. Luff, Advisor
and Donald Woikoski, a member.
There also was a Public Speak
ing contest. Wallace caulk from
FELTON, and Buddy Robb from Cae-
sar Rodney participated in this
contest. Both students gave inter-
esting speeches on different topics
Caesar Rodney won first place
In both contests.
We feel we did rather well in
both contests. but, of course, we
can't win all the time.
P.T.A.
On Monday, April 21, the annual
Art Exhibit will be featured at the
meeting of the FELTON, Parent
Teachers Association. Selected
creative work by the elementary
school pupils will be displayed in
the class rooms and teachers will
be available for consultation pur-
poses. The program for the evening
includes election of officers for the
coming year.
Marking Period
The 5th marking period will end
Thursday, April "a, and report
cards will be issued on Monday,
April 20.
Registration
Thirty-seven children have reg
istered for next years first grade.
Amy children who are entering Eel
ton school next year and who have
not yet been registered can be taxi
en- care of Individually by calling
the nurses office and making ar
rangements.
Jr.-Sr. Play
The Jr.-Sr. play will he the oath
and 25th of April. Matinee date for
the elementary grades Will be Wed
nesday the 23rd
Record Hop
The Sophomore Sock Hop will
be held Friday the 18th In the high
school cafeteria Prizes will be
presented every hour, and everyone
is invited.
Music Department
The High School chorus and
band will hold a bake sale at the
FELTON, Fire Hall on Saturday
morning, April 10. at 1000 a. m.
The chorus and band will combine
in this function to raise funds for
the Philadelphia trip and also ties
for the hand uniforms.
Order, and measurements have
been taken for the new uniforms
which will arrive in time for the
Spring Concert on May 2, 1858.
The iMusic Department under
the direction of Mr.. Evans put on
a very good assembly Tuesday,
April 3. 1t consisted of four differ
ent sections: The High School
Band and Chorus, Dance Band
and Barber Shop Quartet. 1t con-
sisted OF Joan Lockwood, Marlene
Hughes, Ronnie Jester, and Mr..
Evans. Also in the assembly were
the presentations of the bank and
chorus awards which were pre-
sented to qualified Juniors and
Seniors. The ones receiving awards
in the Junior class for , and were
as follows: Ronnie Jester, Doris
Gruwell, Katherine Cubbage, Dale
Hammond, Jean Hubbard, Marlene
Hughes, Homer Torbert, Charlotte
Hates, and Mary Ellen Hughes. The
ones receiving awards il the Jun
Tor class for chorus we're: Wanda
Holiday. & .fs s
Seniors receiving awards were
Clarence Voshell and Edmund Bak
Jane Grier, Jean Reed, Janet
Paskey, and Shirley Hurd, the High
School Maiorettes, received golo
plated majorette pins.
Menu
Monday: Ravioli with Meat
Sauce. Cut Green Beans, Milk,
Peaches. Bread and Butter.
Tuesday: Baked Ham, Potato
Salad, Milk, Grapefruit Sections.
Bread and Butter
Wednesday: M aroni and
Cheese, Stewed Tomatoes, Milk.
Apple Crisp, Bread and Butter.
Thursday: Turkey Vegetable
Pie, Buttered Peas, MIX, Fruit or