Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23
FELTON, School News
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Office News
A new over head door is being
installed in the Vocational Agri-
culture Department. Work on the
project is to be completed in the
next few days
Mr. Pritchard is in charge of the
assembly on Wednesday, January
%. He will have a movie entitled
America For Me-"
Music Department
The FELTON, High School Band
and Chorus will go to Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania on Saturday, January
"a They will attend the Cinerama
showing of 'Windjammer" at the
boyd Theatre in the morning. The
group will then go for lunch at a
Horn and Hardart Automat. That
afternoon will be spent visiting
places of historic interest such as
the independence Hall, Betsy Ross
House, Christ Church, etc. They
plan to ieave the city at p. m.
and have dinner while enroute back
to Feiton. Eight chaperones will
accompany the group on the two
husses.
Plans and arrangements are be-
ing made to have a Winter Concert
on Thursday evening, February u.
The concert will include the High
School Band, High School Chorus
and the School Dance Band. Tickets
will be sold at the door.
Yearbook
The STAFF of the 1859 Echo has
been hard at work, and all is pro-
crossing on schedule. The yearbook
will contain records of all activi-
ties and sports, but this years will
cover BOTH the 1858 and 1859 Jr.-
Sr. plays.
| Sales manager Judy Weinberg
reports that the seniors will begin
selling subscriptions soon.
FELTON, Basketball Teams
GIRLS
Friday afternoon FELTON, girls
! basketball team cnalked up their
3rd victory In A games by defeat
ing Harrington 1910 Mrs Fry
praised the entire first team for
their efforts in the game. She also
cited the Harrington squad for
their fine competitive spirit in de-
feat. High scorer for the local lass
es was again Evelyn Walters with
80 points and 10 McCloskey with
IA points.
Games this week are against Cae-
sar Rodney on Tuesday night at
FELTON, and Bridgeville on Friday
night at Bridgeville.
R0YS
Last Tuesday night FELTON, Var
sity defeated Middletown in an ex-
citing game. The final score was
b6-4b with Billy Rentz, high scor-
er, with % points. Richard Steele
was next with II points, Billy
Stubbs with II points, Richard Nc
Closkey, with 6 points, Joe Sher-
wood and John Hates, with 2
points, and Earl Walters, with l
point
The Junior Varsity also played
a hard game with Middletown, with
FELTON, winning 41-19. Jerry Mack
and Earl Walters each had IL
points. Bobby Edwards had 6
points, Richard Hurd had 4 points,
WAYNE Walters had points, and
Don Birmingham and Bobby Dom
oway had points each
The Varsity boys played a very
close game at Harrington last FRI
day night, losing by only 4 points
The final score was 44-40, in favor
of Harrington. Billy Rentz was
high scorer with IL points, next
was Billy Stubbs, with Is points,
Richard Steele with points, Rich
ard McClOskey and Dale Hammond
with z points, and Joe Sherwood
with point.
The Junior Varsity, however,
won their game with Harrington
with the final score 1926 in favor
of FELTON,. Bobby Edwards was
high scorer with 13 points while
Richard Hurd was second with L.
points. Jerry Mack and Earl Wal
ters also got 9 points each while
Wayne Walters got 2 points. q
Menu-January rs to 80
Monday: Ravioli with Meat
Sauce, Cut Green Beans, Milk, APP
pie Sauce, Bread and Butter.
Tuesday: Beef Vegetable Stew,
Cole Slaw, Milk. Cherry Cobbler,
Bread and Butter.
Wednesday: Vienna Sausage.
Baked Beans, Milk, Fruit Cup,
Bread and Butter.
Thursday: Chilli Con Carne, But
tered Peas, Milk, Fruit or Pie,
Breao and Butter.
Friday: Fishburger on Roll,
Baked Beans, Milk, Grapefruit
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