Milford chronicle., 1959-05-08
Millsboro School News


Millsboro High School vii
feature Creighton Lloyd and Patri.
cia Lingo in the three act comedy
hit you Can't Take It With You
by Moss Hart and George S. Kauf
man. curtain time is p. m, MAJ
8th, in the school auditorium. Ad
mission will be SIS for adults ant
$50 for students.
Elaine Birmingham and Lloy6
Kirby, will play the part of two
young lovers who try to unite the
hilarious and wackey family o.
Martin Vanderbilt with the socially
sophisticated family of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Anthony Kirby, played By
Charleen Short and Jack Windsor
Other members of the cast in the
Pulitzer Prize winning play are
Judy Hudson, Helen Cordrey, JohT
Bril-, Michael Lloyd, Ralph Adkins
Robert Rogers, Donald Ward Leon
Birmingham, Dorothy Conoway, Ell.
ane Bril-, Robert Ferrier, Charles
Mpndorf and Roland Johnson.
The play, produced by special
permission of Dramatists Play Ser
vice Inc. is sponsored by grades
ten, eleven and twelve and SIS di-
rected by Mr.. Arthur Mcdaniel an6
Mr.. William Major of the school
faculty.
MillsbOrO School has Prom
The members of the Junior Glass
of Millsboro School had theil
annual Junior-Senior Prom on May
1, 1859, in the Field House of the
High School. The theme of the
Prom featured Walt Disney's Fan
tasy Land and included such as g
Castle, Rapunsel's Tower, Ginger
bread House, Bridge and Pond
Tunnel of Love and Snow Whites
Seven Dwarfs. Music was furnish
ed by the Orchestrottes from Cam.
bridge, Maryland. During a hall
hour intermission, punch, cookies
and sandwiches. were served.
Following the prom which ended
at 1900 a movie was shown at the
Ball Theatre. Breakfast was then
served by the parents at the Amer
ican Legion Home.
Bril- and the class sponsors, Mr.
Jenkins and Mr.. Ferris of the
school staff wish to congratulate
the Juniors for a job we'll done and
to sincerity thank everyone who had
a part in helping to make the
Prom success.
MilIsbOrO FLA Attends State FFA
Judging Contests
Approximately 25 bows of the
Millsboro Chapter of the Future
Farmers of America attended the
annual FLA Judging contests at
the University of Delaware on
April 20, 1859 The various events
included: Dairy Judging, Milk Jud-
ging, Poultry Judging, Land Jud-
ging, Livestock Judging, Meat Jud-
ging Seed and Hay Judging, Trac-
tor Driving Contest, Vegetable
Judging, Public Speaking Contest
Parliamentary Procedure Contest
The Millsboro FLA Chapter en-
tered a team in the Parliamentary
Procedure Contest for the first
time and placed fourth in state
wide competition.
Upon returning from the Univer-
sity, the Chapter visited the farm
of Rodney Caulk, State FLA Presi-
dent. Rodney, now, is owner and
operator of a 300 acre dairy farm
near Dover.
Fourth Grade Trip
The fourth grade pupils OF
Millsboro School enioved a trip to
Philadelphia on Friday, May 1
They visited independence Hall
Betsy Ross House and the Zoo
While at Independence Hall, the
children had the honor of meeting
the Attorney General of the United
States.
Two mothers. Mrs. Veron Baker
and Mrs. RaIph Elliott. and the
teacher, Miss Kathleen Dobson, ac-
companied the class.
National Teachers Dav
In observance of National Teach
ers' Dav. May 4, 1859, sponsored
by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Vet
eran of FOREIGN Wars. Mrs. Jessie
Powell. President of the local unit
DfeSeUJ0u pOIl0u pIdlL ~ Mios
Kathleen Dohson. president of the
Millshoro School Educational AS
sociation. Mrs. Grace Tate and Mrs
Jennie Mae Rogers, other members
of the local unit, accompanied Mrs
POWELL.
Fs0 PIavnrS
The 18th annual E52 University
Theatre production, "Many Moons"
will be given at the Millsbort
School on Friday, May Is, at Zoo
p. m.
Considered one of the finest
plays in children's dramatic liter.
ature, James Thurber's writine
has an Alice-in Wonderland quail
fty that makes it appealing to al
ages. An admission of 25c will be
charged for all students.
Spring Concert
The Spring Concert which was
! presented on May 8, 1859, was wei