Milford chronicle., 1959-05-08

Grade p
High HonOrs
Carolyn Hoff, Joyce Tatman,
Sammy Ludlow, Arthur McClel-
Ian.
HOnOrs
Diane Killen, Charlotte Wyatt,
John Van Ness, William Myers.
Linda Buffkin, James Sheets, Ruth
Ann Gerard.
Grade s.
High HOnOrs
Ruth Weinberg. Robert Steele.
HOnOrs
Patty Hardy. Jim Buffkin, Dom
ny Cohee
Grade O.
High HOnOrs
Lillian Casper, Susan Hamilton.
Sylvia Knox, William O'Day, James
Reed, Judy Reible, Mary Ellen
Sharpnack, Curtis Webb.
HOnOrs
Kathleen Anderson, Barbara
Biddle, Arlene DeLong, Robert
Donovan, Mary Ann Farrow, AL
bert Gerard, Virginia Green, Pearl
Hamilton, Josephine McCloskey,
Frances Traxler, Carol Van Ness,
Linda Diehl,, Carol Rentz, Louise
Cohee.
Grade 10
High HOnOrs
Carole Wright, Barbara Hoffner,
wards, Wayne Minner, James Goe-
ger, Ellen Price, Hollis Christian.
HOnOrs
Gerry Mack, Jean Clendaniel,
Joyce Kemp, Jeffrey Robbins,
James Woodland, Barbara Postles,
Gloria Casper, Phyllis Baker, No
reen Blunt, Harold Frazier, Ralph
Bell, Dawson Richards, Margaret
Chambers, Ronald McCloskey.
Grade IL
High HOnOrs
Gerry Barr, Marie Carlisle, Ruth
Ann Edwards, Lois Dill, Nancy
Ludlow, Edith Postles.
HOnOrs
Sylvia Dill, Dorothy Knox, Clar-
ence Dill, Joan Lockwood, Bessie
Peterson, Pete Pizzadilli, Joyce
Walls, Ellen Maris.
Grade 12-
High HOnOrs
Dale Hammond. Robert Hughes.
Katherine Cubbage, Doris Gruwell.
HOnOrs
Warren Price, Bonnie Belts. Bet
ty Genoe, Marlene Hughes, Mary
Ellen Hughes, Charlotte Kates,
Shirley Sipple.
f. F. A.
Wallace Caulk, a Senior at Fell
ton, won the State Judging Contest
at the University of Delaware on
Wednesday, April 49, His speech
was "The Horn OF Plenty"
The F. F. A. boys are conducting
magazine campaign. The name
of the magazine is Farming
Ranch" Harry Morris was the
winner of the first campaign. He
receiving a hunting knife as
prize. The second winner was
Paul Caulk. His prize was spud
gun.
The Junior-Senior Agriculture
classes are beginning six weeks
study of surveying for drainage
will be indoctrinating into the
field of the surveyors level and
will work practical problems in
farm drainage.
The F. F. A. boys went to a
judging contest at the University
of Delaware April 49, The items
that were judged and the boys who
judged them are as follows:
Seeds and Hay: Joe Ratledge,
Richard Steele and Tommy Stay
ton.
Vegetables: lowell Farrow, Ray
Melvin, Robert Marker.
Dairy Cattle: Wallace Caulk,
Harry Morris, Joe Sherwood.
Land: Eugene Hughes, Donald
Frazier, Jay Biggs.
Poultry: Robert Kemp, Walter
Kemp, Tommy Edwards.
Tractor Driving: Paul Schrei-
ber
Milk: Donald Woikoski, Paul
Caulk, Joe Sony.
Livestock: Allen Baker, Ronnie
Nc Closkey, Earl Walters.
Meat: Jim Satterfield, Marion
Sheilties, Wayne Allaband.
Alumni Banquet and Dance
The annual Alumni Banquet and
Dance will be held Saturday, May
16. The committees have been
picked and invitations have been
sent out. A ham dinner is being
served. Bernie Grier's orchestra
will play.
Menu-May Ills
Monday: Creamed Beef Gravy
on Toast, Candied Carrots, Milk,
Cherry Cobbler.
Tuesday: Ravioli with Meat
Sauce, Cut Green Beans, Milk,
Pineapple, Bread and Butter.
Wednesday: Barbecue Pork on
Roll, Chopped Kale, Milk, Apple
Sauce.
Thursday: Chill Con Carne, Cole.
Slaw, Milk, Fruit or Pie, Bread and
Butter.
Friday: Macaroni and Cheese,
Stewed Tomatoes, Milk, Fruit Jel-
10, Bread and Butter.