Milford chronicle., 1958-09-19
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Driver Education

Driver Education
Driver Education, an increasing
! ly important phase of public educa-
ton, is being offered to more Mil
ford Students than ever before.
This year pupils in grade 10 are re-
quired to take Driver Education as
part of their health, physical and
safety education program. Parents
who do not wish to have their chill
dren drive car may request that
their children be excluded from in
structionf in the operation of the
automobile. However, they would
receive the 80 hours of class work
dealing with highway and pedestri-
an safety.
An instructor is provided by the
State Department on a four days
per week basis. The maximum stu
dent load is estimated to be 1876.
The number of pupils enrolled in
the course is 160. 1t is necessary,
therefore, to reduce the number by
25. In the past it was also necessary
to limit the number of pupils reg
! istering for the course and the fol-
lowing policy was followed. Those
to be dropped would be those who
already have received their driv-
er's license and the youngest pu-
pills. The younger pupils in most
cases would not be old enough to
| qualify for license upon compile
| tiOn of the course. They would be
given first priority the following
school term.
1t is sincerely hoped that the
State Legislature will provide the
necessary funds in order that a
full time driving instructor might
| be assigned to Milford High so that
all qualified pupils might receive
this valuable training.
Children to be PbOtOgranhpd
The Provine School Photograph
ers will be in Milford, Monday and
Tuesday, September % and 23, to
photograph all pupils in the Mil
ford Special School District. On
Monday, the photographers will be
in the Lakeview Avenue School,
Tuesday, children at the Lulu Ross,
American Legion Building and
Benjamin Banneker will be photo
graphed.
School Dance
The first dance of the 1958-59
school term was held in the high
school gymnasium on Friday, Sep
tember H. Approximately 300 pu-
pills attended and had an enjoyable
time. School dances are held on the
average of one every two weeks
throughout the school term. The
dances are held for the enjoyment
of Milford High School pupils and
their guests.
Football Coach
| Dick Paciaroni, member of the
1854 Little All-American football
team, has been named to succeed
Cy Miller as varsity football coach
at Milford High School.
While attending West Chester
State Teachers College in Pennsyl-
vania, Paciaroni was co-captain of
the football team and was selected
on the 1854 All-State Team. After
graduating, he played with the
| Vancouver Lions in the Canadian
Professional league. Upon his re-
turn to the State, he was inducted
into the U. 81 Navy and, while at
the Naval Training Center, Balm
bridge, Maryland, he was selected
on the 1856 All-Navy team.
Since his discharge, he has been
teaching and coaching in the Phil
adelphia area In addition to foot
ball, Paciaroni will also be junior
varsity basketball coach and teach
eighth grade social studies.
Menu-September % to 26, 1858
Monday: Milk, Beef Barbecue on
Bun, Celery Stick, Peach Salad
Cherry Pie.
Tuesday: Milk, Fried Chicken,
Potato Salad, Pickle Beet, Bread
and Butter, Fresh Fruit.
Wednesday: Milk, Chicken Moo
die Soup, Ham Salad Sandwich,
Cheese Stick, Pudding or Apple
sauce.
Thursday: Milk, Roast Beef,
Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Cole Slawi
Pudding.
Friday: Milk, Tomato Soup
Toasted Cheese Sandwich, Ham
Wedge, Fruit and Cokkie.