Milford chronicle., 1959-02-13

ner a $4,000 scholarship.
Junior Glass
Mr.. Rutledge's home room pre-
sented play on Friday. February
s, for the high school, The title of
the play was "Once Upon a Prom
Night. The characters were as fol-
lows:
Trudy, Kitty Lou Smith; Mrs.
Cassidy, Bonnie Lee Satterfield; !;
Mary, Dottie Dill: Cecily, Thelma
Rae Camper; Lucille, Betty Lee
Hendricks; Martha Bonnie Chew;
Romilly, Kaye Moore; Naninne,
Alice Wright; Mrs. Harris, Pat
Jack; mattresses, Keith Boyer and
Richard Baker; Announcer, Vivian
Webb; Prompters, Thelma Collins
and Jean Grant.
OIfice News
A safety movie was shown to
grades / thru 6 on Wednesday. 1t
was presented by the Pennsylvania
railroad and entitled Train,
Tracks, and Safety Facts.
There was an antrim program
Tuesday, February 3rd, at 2:45 p.
m. 1t was entitled Il Led Three
Lives, as told by Kurt D. Singer.
There was a PIT A meeting on
Wednesday evening.
Senior Play
The characters for the play to
be presented by the school, under
.he direction of Mr.. Fox, have been
selected, and rehearsals are now
under way.
The following make up the cast
of Freshman"
Mrs. Abigail Abbott, Judy Cain;
Susan, Linda Huples; Bunny, Syl-
via Willis; Sylvia, Emily Ann
Brown; Mrs. Miller, Frances Will
cox; Helen, Dottie Dill; Carrie,
Joan WEIGH; Clara, Mary Ann Ly-
ons; Marge, Jeanne Coulbourn;
Bobo, Jim Mcdonald; Jack. Jim
Schiff; Howie, Ken KOnesey; Bill,
Don Carey; Dean Gillingham,
Dwight Hackett; Professor Mich
aels, John Taylor.
Magazine Campaign
The bands of our school are con-
Quoting their annual magazine
campaign, the profits of which go
into the Band Fund for purchases
of additional uniforms for new
members, new music, equipment,
etc. This activity usually brings in
the greatest contribution to this
fund and it is relied ON heavily for
the greatest part of expenses in
Cured by our bands. 1t is greatly
appreciated when cooperation runs
high by the community and other
friends of these organizations.
So far several students are wear
ing the VIP buttons which signifies
that. they have sold over five dol
lars in subscriptions. Up to this
writing, two students have won the
very popular puppy school mascot
with the school c0lOrs and letter
Hon the first day Randy Knox OF
Mr.. Forcey's 7th grade homeroom
was the high salesman and the
lucky winner of the mascot, and
on the second day Linda Layton
of Mr.. Nasser's Sth grade homeroom
won the coveted .VIP button and
the mascot Each day the daily
prize goes to the highest salesman
for that day, and the buttons con-
Linue to be awarded.
Members are expected to report
their sales daily, and it is hoped
that this years campaign will be
the biggest yet. The campaign
closes Monday, February 23, at
noon
Science Club
The newly organized Science
Club for 7th and 9Th grades, met
Wednesday during club period.
There are 13 members in the club
as follows: Girls-Nancy Blades,
Cheryl Clark, Bobette LeVroy,
Susie Gilstad, Priscille Nelson,
Linda Smith. Boys-Dave Winkler,
David Brobst, Stuart Greenberg,
Lynn Hopkins, John Masten, Billy
Sollars, Joseph Taylor.
The following officers were
elected: President, Lynn Hopkins;
Secretary, Priscilla Nelson; Trea-
surer, John Masten; Reporter,
Dave Winkler.
Mr.. Forcey explained to us about
having laws to govern our club
and its members.
We talked about projects that
we could make or do.
The meeting was then adjourned
Reporter, Dave Winkler.
Office News
Miss Seitz and her assistant,
who gave a test to the seniors last
fall put out by the State Unem-
ployment Commission, was present
on Tuesday, February 10, and re-
suits of their test.