Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
FELTON, School News

The school parking area and the
drive to the Vocational Agriculture
Shop have been resurfaced. Park
! ing areas for cars and loading
areas for school buses will be
marked in the near future. The
newly surfaced area will be re-
opened on Monday, October 13, for
the use of cars, buses, and service
| trucks.
Other improvements in progress
include: replacement of old light
ing fixtures with modern flores
cent fixtures in a number of class
rooms and laboratories as well as
construction of storage space in
the music room for band uniforms
and band instruments.
The high school assembly on Oc-
tober 8 features the October issue
of the News Magazine of the Screen
and two films supplied by the Del
aware Health Administration deal
ing with the problems of high
school boys and girls both in
school and at home.
The Senior Glass will sponsor a
bake in front of the FELTON, Fire
house. on Saturday, October IL, at
1000 a. M
Regulations for Sock Hops
1. Only school students and their
dates are admitted to the Sock
Hops.
q. ALI sock hops will be held in
the school cafeteria.
8. Students should dress appro-
priately. Boys should wear slacks.
Girls should wear dresses or skirts.
4. Persons leaving the building
will not be readmitted except by
payment of a second admission
charge.
5. At least three parents of pupils
staging the event and the group ad-
visor should be present as chape-
rones.
6.No one will be admitted after
$3.50 p. m.
Z. Pupils are forbidden to smoke
anywhere on the school premises
The use of alcoholic beverages on
school property is forbidden by
state law.
The use of the building is lin
tied to the cafeteria, the new COR
ridor and the lavatory located in
the new corridor. One student
should be stationed in the new cor
ridor at all times to protect school
property and to insure compliance
with smoking regulations.
g.. Each organization sponsoring
a social affair will be held respon-
sible for the care. of the building
and its contents as well as for the
conduct of all guests and pupils
attending. The privilege of using
school facilities is dependent on
the careful observation of the reg
ulations by every organization con-
Quoting a social affair III the school.
10. All sock hops must end by
1900 p. m. and the building vaca-
ted by 1880 p. m
The annual Magazine Campaign
at FELTON, School began September
II and ended October /. The Cam
paign was under the direction of
the Student Council. A goal of ST.
900 was set, but" a grand total of
$2800' and over was reached by the
last day.
The faculty sponsor was Mr.. Lott
Ludlow and the manager was Wal
lace Caulk. Members of the staff
included: Mary Ellen Hughes, Judy
Weinberg, Dale Hammond, Bonnie
Belts, Joyce Wyatt, Marlene Hugh
es, Mary Lou Lander, Betty Genoe,
Evelyn Walters, Shirley Sipple,
Robert Hughes and Edith Postles.
The room selling the greatest
amount of magazines was Miss
Leonard's IA Miss Cows ga was
second. The hign statesmen were:
Paul Caulk. S140.c2; jeffrey Rob-
bins. $99.4l; an6 Nancy Ludlow,
$53.46.
This year the Magazine Campaign
was great success. The school
reached for the first time a $1,000
total profit. The entire student body
really worked to make this Cam
paign so big a success.
Menu--0ctOber Is to IL
Monday: Frankfurter on roll,
Baked Beans or Sauer Kraut, Milk,
Apple Sauce.
Tuesday: Corn Beef Hash, Cut
Green Beans, Milk, Rice Pudding,
Bread and Butter.
Wednesday: Beef Vegetable Pie,
Cole Slaw, Milk, Grapefruit Sec
tions, Bread and Butter
Thursday: Spaghetti with Meat
Sauce, Chopped Kale, Milk, Fruit
or Pie, Bread and Butter.
Friday: Baked Ham, Buttered
Milk. Apple Rice Crisp,
Bread and Butter.