Milford chronicle., 1959-05-08
Milford High
School News
Omen House

The final "Open House" of the
1958-59 school year was held on
Tuesday. May 5. Faculty members
were present in their classrooms to
meet parents and discuss their
chfld's progress. This was the
third open house" night held dur
ing the school term.
Eighth Grade Parents Night
On Monday evening, May 4, ap-
proximately 14O parents of pupils
in Grade met with Mr.. Christian,
High School Guidance Counselor,
and Mr.. Atkinson, High School
Principal, in the auditorium to dis
cuss curriculum offerings and di-
ploma requirements in the Senior
High School.
Mr.. Atkinson gave a talk on the
requirements and offerings Of the
seven courses offered in the school.
Mr.. Christian spoke on college en-
trance requirements, electives, and
the activity program. He stressed
that parents be aware of their
child's interests, abilities, and linn
itations in planning a four year
program. The four year program
should be challenging, be in keep
ing with the pupils educational
and vocational goals.
Polio Shots ,.
Representatives of the State
Board of Health will be at the Lake
view Avenue Junior and Senior
High School on Monday, May 25,
at 900 a. m. to give the fourth dose
of polio vaccine to those students
who have had their third dose for
one year or more. This vaccine
will be given only to those students
who have returned their permis-
sion slips signed by their parents.
First, second, and third doses will
also be given IL desired. but the
series must be completed either by
the family doctor or at the clinic.
Lakeview Elementary = Wednes-
day, May 27-9:00 a. m.
Legion Home-Friday, May %
900 a. m. s.ti .t.f .--
Lulu M. Ross-Friday. May 29--
10:30 a. m.
Varsity Downs Faculty 7-5
The varsity baseball team gain
ed a measure of revenge against
the faculty by defeating the "Old-
timers" by a score of Us. Coach
Bob HOch and Larry Gocella form
ed the battery for the faculty. Glenn
Kitchens, Terry Wiley, and Art
Passwaters held the faculty at bay.
JuniOr.SeniOr Prom
The annual Junior-Senior Prom
was held on Friday. May /, in the
high school gymnasium. The dec
orations were furnished by the Jun
ior Glass. The Decorating Commit
tee was under the supervision of
Mr.. John Kunkle, High School Art
Instructor. The theme was Paris
After Dark. The entire gym was
made to resemble a Paris sidewalk
cage, complete with awnings,
hedges, checkered table clothes
and even an Eiffel Tower. FavOrs
were ceramic French poodle dogs.
Approximately $50 pupils at
tended the Prom, and large group
of parents were on hand to view the
activities. The music was furnish
ed by Lew Starts Orchestra from
Easton. Maryland. s--.
During intermission, Senior Par
ents held a party in the cafeteria
for those attending the Prom. Great
quantities of food and refreshments
were provided and thoroughly en-
joyed by those attending.
Following the dance, the activi-
ties included movie which was
shown in the Milford Schine The
ater, and a breakfast which was
held in the Community Building at
$3.50 a. m. These activities we're
arranged by the Junior Glass par
ents.
A very enjoyable time was had
by all and by dawn most of the
weary participants were headed
homeward.
Menu-May III to Is
Monday: Milk. Deviled Egg, Po-
tato Salad, Peas. Bread and But
ter, Fruit or Pudding.
Tuesday: Milk, Beef Barbecue on
Roll, Celery Sticks, Baked Beans,
Apple Crisp.
Wednesday: Milk, Baked Ham,
Whipped Potatoes, Apple Sauce,
Hot Roll, Butter, Pudding.
Thursday: Milk. Hamburg Pat
tie, Baked Macaroni, Cole Slaw.
Bread and Butter, Cake.
Friday: Milk, Toasted Cheese
Sandwich. Tomato Soup, Celery
Sticks. Fruit Jello.