Milford chronicle., 1959-09-25
Millsboro School News
Price Change for NILS. Football

Price Change for M.H.S. Football
Millsboro High School has adopt
ed new admission charges in ac-
cordance with the price schedule
set by the Henlopen Conference.
For the first home football game
of the season against the Lord
Baltimore Eagles scheduled for
Friday, September rs, the new
prices will be $1.00 for adults and
Csc for students. While adult ad-
mission charges have been in
creased, student prices have been
reduced. 1t has also been announc-
ed that parking on the school
grounds will be provided at the
charge of 25c per car. Entrance
to the school grounds must be
made through the South Gate of
the school, passing directly in
front of the school and turning
right into the driveway next to
the Ellis property.
Kickoff time for the opening
game of the Millsboro High Blue
Devils is scheduled for 500 p. m.
The contest with Lord Baltimore
is a regularly scheduled Confer
ence encounter.
MilIsbOrO Staff Picnic
The Millsboro School Education
Association marked the beginning
of the new school year by holding
covered dish picnic and beach
party at Fenwick Island. The As
sociation was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Pepper at their cottage.
Newcomers to the school staff were
welcomed to the organization. Ar
rangements for the picnic were
directed by Arthur Mcdaniel,
President of the M.S.E.A.
KillsbOrO Teachers Taking
Advanced Work
Advanced training in graduate
and undergraduate work was re-
ported by a sizeable segment of
the Millsboro School staff. Nine
members of the staff attended
summer schools and six teachers
have enrolled in fall extension
work.
This summer five high school
teachers attended classes at the
University of Delaware. Mrs. Isa-
belle Buhl was enrolled in Advanc-
ed Modern Languages for High
School Teachers and Teaching
Languages in the Secondary
School; Mrs. Blanche Outten took
Curriculum Changes in Secondary
Schools and Teaching Math in the
Secondary School; Mrs. Charlotte
Purnell enrolled in Basic Concepts
of Physics and Basic Concepts OF
Chemistry; Donald Board, start
ing a Masters Program in Ad-
ministration, studied Supervision
Principles and Practices and
School Organization and Admin
stration; and Arthur Mcdaniel
participated in the Guidance and
Counseling Institute. Two mem
bers of the staff, Mrs. Ruth Leister
and Mrs. Ruth Amelia Sloan, en-
rolled in the 3-week summer ses-
sion at Rehoboth taking Social
Processes in Human Development
Mrs. Margaret Justice and Mr.
Raymond d. Lingo attended class.
es at Salisbury State Teachers
College. Mrs. Justice was enrolled
in Elements of Geography and Re-
gional Geography of South Ameri-
ca while Mr.. Lingo took one
course in Developing Concepts OF
Arithmetic.
This fall Mrs. Pauline Long and
Mrs. Ruth Richards are pursuing
studies in School and Community
Development, an extension course
of the University of Delaware CIV
en- at Seaford. Mr.. Charles Bales
is journeying to Dover to take
Science Methods in Secondary
Education. Mrs. Purnell, Mr.. Bard
and Mr.. Mcdaniel are continuing
their degree programs by taking
Educational Research Procedures
in Georgetown. In addition, Mrs.
Purnell is also taking Parties and
Politics given at Dover.
School Photographer To Visit
MillsbOrO, October 1 and 2
The annual visit of the school
photographer will take place on
October / and 2. All students will
be photographed during the two
day period. Arrangements have
been made with the photographer
to take pictures of Pre-School chill
at 900 a. m. on October 2. Parents
are urged to observe this time in