Milford chronicle., 1959-04-24
Milford High
School News
Assemhlles

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Assemblies
Mr. Larry Goecella's Junior High
Gym Team put ON an exhibition of
tumbliEg and gymnastics before the
Junior and Senior High School stu
dent body on Wednesday in the
High School Gym.
The exhibition consisted OF syn
chronized tumbling, doubles, vaults.
hand springs and head springs over
the Swedish box using the spring
board. The program, the first of It's
kind to be shown in an assembly in
number of years. was thoroughly
enjoyed by the audience.
The Gym Team is composed Of
the following members: Skipper
| Jones, James Stallings, Ray FAR
ley. Bill Stevenson, Jack Fried
man, Dave Talbot, Steve Cunning,
j. G. Dobson, Bob Burris, John
Hayden, Brice Corder, Phil Sharp,
Eugene Holden.
Elementary Junior High Hand
Concert
On Wednesday evening, April 20.
at 1880. the Elementary Band. jun
/ ior High Band and Elementary Ma
jorettes will present Band Con-
cert in the High School Gymnasi-
um. The price OF admission is soc
for Adults and 25s for students
Tickets may be purchased at the
door.
Junlor-Senior High Parents Night
The third and final Parents Night
of the school term will be held ON
| Tuesday evening, May 5. beginning
at 1880 p. m. This evening is set
aside for parents who have chill
dren attending the Lakeview Ave-
nue. Junior and Senior High School.
Previously a joint Elementary and
| Secondary Parents Night was held
but many parents having children
in both areas, found Ii difficult TO
| visit all of their children's teachers.
Junior and Senior High School Fac
ulty members will be present In
their rooms for visitation.
Temperance Assembly
| In observance OF National Youth
| Temperance Week, an assembly
dealing with temperance was pre-
sented to the pupils in grades 10
to IL inclusive. Few Albert Snapp
of Camden gave very Informative
and interesting talk on the alcohol
problems. The program was as fol-
/ lows: Morning Devotions, Flag Sa-
lutte, Hymn" Rock of Ages" sung
by the audience. Film dealing with
Alcohol and Youth was shown. Talk
by Rev. Albert Snapp.
Junior High Talent Assembly
April 20
The Junior High Student Coun-
ell is sponsoring and directing q
Talent Assembly which will be pre-
sented on Wednesday, April 20, to
pupils in grades Z, and 3.
Sports Schedule
April %: Baseball, Lewes. home;
April q: Baseball, Symrna. home;
/ April 80: Baseball, Wicomico,
| away; May s.: Track, Caesar Rod
ney, away: May z: Baseball, Eel
ton, away; May IL: Baseball,
GeOrgetown, away; May 13: Track.
Milford Invitational
Juni0r-Seni0r Prom May 1sts
| The Annual Junior-Senior Prom
| will be held Friday, May /, In the
| High School Gymnasium. Mr.. John
| Kunkle, Art Instructor, is super
Ivising the decorations for the
Gymnasium The theme to be used
is well-kept secret and will not
be divulged until the night of the
Prom. Music will be provided by
Lew Startt and his orchestra of
Easton, Maryland.
The dance, following custom, is
formal and will begin at 900 y. m.
| and will end at 100 a. m.
/ The School is not planning any
after-the-Prom activities; however,
the possibility exists that parent
| groups may plan parties to be held
after the ending of the Prom &C
/ 100 a. IN.
! Milford High School Library News
The Milford High School Library
would like TO express It's apprecia-
tion to Humes & Son for their
courtesy in permitting us to use
their window space for the book
display during National Library
Week. We hope that you had a
chance to stop and to see the books,
pictures, magazines and newspa-
pers which we use in our work at
| school.
Menu-April "a to May 4, 1859
Monday: Milk, Deviled Egg, Bak-
ed Beans, Pickle. Celery Sticks.
Bread and Butter, Cake-Cherry
Sauce
Tuesday: Milk. Chicken Noodle
Soup. Submarine Sandwich, Fruit.
Wednesday: Milk, Spaghetti-To-
mato Sauce, Cut Green Beans,
Bread and Butter. Apple Crisp.
Thursday: Milk, Baked Beef Pie,
Peas, buttered, Bread and Butter,
/ Fruit.
Friday: Milk, Hamburg Pattie.
| Baked Macaroni, Tossed Salad,
Bread and Butter, Jello.