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

Easter Recess
FELTON, School will be closed on
Good Friday, April 4. Glasses will
resume on Monday, April z. The
short Easter recess was made nec-
essary by the loss of three days
during the blizzard period in Feb
ruary. This arrangement will per-
nit a closing date on Friday, June
6.
Washington Trip
The Junior Glass will take its
annual trip to the Nations Capitol
on Wednesday. April 2. Thirty-two
pupils will make the trip accom-
panied by Mrs. Mildred Wells. Mrs
Ruth Belts, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Kerns, and Supervising Principal
Mr.. Howard E. Henry.
The itinerary of places to be
visited include the White House
the Lincoln Memorial, the Wash
ington Monument, Marine Memori-
al, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Bureau of Printing and Engraving,
and the Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation, as well as the Capital, and
the group will be entertained by
Deiaware's two Senators and Rep
resentative in Congress, and visit
the Senate and hope to observe
both Houses of Congress in ses-
sion.
The Play
Members of the cast are still
busy learning their parts and each
practice brings out better results.
We are anxiously awaiting the date
when we will be able to present
our play to the public. Make sure
we see you there!
Boys State
The Junior Glass has elected
Dale Hammond and Wallace Caulk
to represent FELTON, School in the
annual Boys State session con-
Quoted by the American Legion
this year from June lib. Dale
will serve as representative and
Wallace will be a member of the
Senate. Richard McCloskey and Jay
Biggs will serve as alternates.
Junior and Senior Prom and
Banquet
Preparation for the Prom and
Banquet are now in full swing.
The Juniors are busy rushing
around trying to keep the theme a
secret. There are only five more
days until the big nigh : The BAN
quet will begin at $50 p. m. with
the prom following at $50.
Mema
Monday: Macaroni and Cheese,
Chopped Kale, Milk, Pineapple.
Tuesday: Turkey Pie, Cut Green
Beans, Milk, Doughnuts or Fruits.
Wednesday: Spaghetti with Meat
Sauce, Cole Slaw, Milk, Apple
Crisp.
Thursday: Barbecue Eamburgers
on Roll, Buttered Peas and Carrots.
Milk, Pears.
Student Council
Students of the Senior Glass will
participate in the activities of Stu
dent Day which will be held on
April s, 1858. April will be set
aside as Observation Day. AS of
yet, the positions have not been
chosen.
FELTON, School Honor Roll
Pupils in Grade Two who quail
fly for honors:
High Honors: Betty Louise My
ers, Jack MCGEE, Tommy Goerger,
Cheryl Voshell, K lren Haldeman,
Robert S. Dill, 81 aron M. John
son, Doris ]. Paskey, jeanne Pfeif-
fer, Linda Velander.
Honors: John Pizzadili, Linda
Rogers, Margaret French, John
Mcdowell, Donna Lee Blades, Pa
tricia Richards, Beverly Wooley-
hand, Lee Kersey, Blaine Melvin,
Edward Cole, James Boone, Sharon
]. Brown, Sharon L. Wyatt.
Pupils in Grade Three who quail
fy for honors:
High Honors: Barbara FARRELL,
Craig Eliason.
Honors: Garry Warren, Sharon
Wisk, Hazel Farrow, Mitchell God
win, Patsy Carlisle, Sandra Fletch-
er, Marilyn Green, Janet Mellow
ell, Constance Moore, Linda Price,
Charlotte Robinson, Charlene Vol
'koski
Pupils in Grade Four who quail
fly for honors:
High Honors: William Dill,
Cathy Adams, 10 Ann Green, Nor
ma Jean Farrow, Sandra Britting-
nam.
HonOrs: Joyce Brittingham,
Thomas Bouchard, Cynthia Melvin,
Elaine Thompson, Martha Tribbitt,
Wright Salisbury, John Sheets,
Susan Van Ness. Donald Brown,
William Degnates, Rodney Fletch-
er, Scott Handy, Larry vpsco, Dom
aid Wells, jeanne Sullivan, Regina
Pfeiffer, Marian Markowitz, Fay
Killen. Emma Killen, Joyce Fay
HAYS.
Pupils in Grade Five who quail
fly for honors:
High Honors: Patty Warren,
Carol Kashner. Jimmy Blades.
Georgia Lomicky, Peggy Kates,
Robert Goerger, Elise Tribbitt,
Lois Holden, Bonnie Biggs.