Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13


Glenn Kitchens. Henry Kuratle,
Carolyn Lank, Bill Mayhem, Elaine
Rutt, CarOle Steiner, Charles Will
kerson.
! Report Cards To Be Distributed
! The fourth marking period came
to an end on Monday, March 8. Re-
port cards will be distributed on
Wednesday, March 18.
Faculty-Varsity Game, Dance
The annual Varsity-Faculty bas-
ketball game will be held on Fri
day at 7:3O p. m, in the high school
gymnasium. Price of admission:
adults, SOC, students 25c.
An added feature of the game
will be the hOnoring of American
Field Service Exchange Students
who are currently attending school
on the southern Delmarva PENN
sula, their foster families and re-
turnees. Exchange students from
! Turkey, Norway, France and Ger
many have been invited to attend.
Following the game, dance will
be held in the high school audi
torium, price of admission Csc, free
refreshments will be served.
Parents of Milford High School
students who are interested in the
American Field Service Exchange
Student program are urged to at
tend the social hour to be held
Immediately following the game in
the cafeteria. A representative of
the A. F. S., foster families, re-
turnees, and exchange students will
be on hand to answer questions
concerning the Exchange student
Program.
Money for an exchange student
for the 1959-60 school year is be-
ing raised by the local committee
through contributions from service
clubs, merchants and Industrial
firms. A foster home for the new
exchange student is needed. Par
ents of high school age children are
asked to seriously consider provid-
ing home for the exchange stu
dent for the school year.
Families who have participated
in the program have been very en-
thusiastic over the experiences
gained by having an exchange stu
dent in their home.
Wrestlers Second Tn State Meet
The Milford High Wrestling
Squad with an excellent record of
seven wins and two losses in dual
competition capped their season
by capturing second place in the
State meet. The Buccaneers seri-
ously challenged st. Andrews for
the championship by placing eight
wrestlers in the quarter finals and
five in the finals. st. Andrews took
first place with "a points while the
Bucs tailed 20 points.
Last year ST. Andrews captured
eight individual championship
while this year they had to be con-
tent with four. Milford was unable
to cap any individual champion
ships, but piled up points by plac-
ing wrestlers in second and third
places.
The summary of matches involv-
ing Milford wrest1ers:
95 Ib. class-Elles, Delmar, de-
feated Skipper Jones on a referees
decision in the finals.
103 lb. class-Brice Corder, M
H. S., was decisioned by Cole, of
Newark 81 in the quarter finals.
112 ID. class. G. Dobson, NJ. H.
s., was decisioned by Brinton, of
st. Andrews in the finals.
120 lb. class-Bob Williams, M.
H. S. was pinned by Dodd, William
Penn, in the quarter finals.
127 lb. class-Don Hill, M. H. S.,
was decisioned bv Pechin, of Tower
Hill, in the finals.
133 lb. class-Bobby Walls. M. HI.
s., was decisioned by Perkins of
Tower Hill, 4-3 in the Semi-finals.
1873 lb. class-Phil Bradley, M.
H. S., was decisioned by Marshall,
st. Andrews, 5-2 in the finals.
145 lb. class-Ray Marvel. NJ H.
S., was pinned by Bailey William
Penn. in the quarter finals.
154 lb. class-Bucky Sullivan,
M. H. S.. was decisioned by Lam
ceus, of P. S. Dupont 1913 in the
Semi-finals.
1e7 lb. class-Charles Rambo,
M. H. S., was decisioned by Wallace
of Newark, in the finals.
1T lb. class WYATT, M. H. S..
was decisioned bv Harder of Del
mar 80 in the quarter finals.