Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18
Milford Hiqh
School News

School News
The activities of the Milford
Schools will come to a close for
Christmas vacation at 1905 p. m,
December %, 1859. Our vacation
will end with the opening of school
at 8:15 a. M, Monday, January 4,
1860.
The school cafeterias will be
open for full service on Monday
and Tuesday, December 21 and p.
Since dismissal is at 1905 p. m. on
Wednesday, December %, the morn
ing milk program will conclude
service for the day. The cafeteria
menu for next week is as follows:
Monday
Milk, Baked Beef Pie, Buttered
Peas, Lettuce Wedge, Bread and
Butter, Pudding or Fruit.
Tuesday
Milk, Chicken Noodle Soup, As
sorted Sandwiches, Cake or Fruit
Cup.
Wednesday,
Milk Program-Lunch will not be
served.
HONOR ROLL
9TH Grade
Linda Adams, Debbie Belts, Char
les Draper, Jeannine Eypel, Gwen
dolyn Frankel, Randy Holland, Al
don James. John l James, Joan
Harrington, Charlotte Ingram, Ruth
Kniceley, Linda Locates, Bruce
Layton, Raymond Lynch, *Robert
A. Masten, Sharon Lynch, Mary
Ann Mazza, Frank Mood, *Sam
Pack, *Kenneth Sawyer, *Marsha
Lee Short, Nancy Vernon.
Sth Grade
Jean Acko, Gail Corder, *Donna
Fischer, Same E: Hickman, *GIenn
Ingram, Lois Jester, Carol Kline,
Ellen Kunkle, Jacolyn Pendleton,
Richard Rosker, Henry Vinyard,
Roy Wheelock, Frances Welch.
9th Grade
*Allan Dallas, *Carolyn Finnity,
Donald Gibson, *Mary Hudecz,
Judy Jaquette, *Mary Lou Lank-
ford, Kaye Mercer, Constance
Walls, Lorraine Williams.
10th Grade
Jacqueline Belts, Virginia Boyce,
Jack Friedman, Joe Lewis, Terry
Lynch, Linda Schmidt, Helene
Western.
18th Grade
Elizabeth Burris, Thin Leighty,
Charles Pack, *Donna Lingo, Sue
McClung, Sue Metz, *James Vree-
land, *Carole Strahle, Saralee
Webb.
18th Grade
William Mayhew, John Thorough
good, jeanne Lonergan, Elaine
Rutt.
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Milford Basketball Team Looks
Forward To A Successful
Season
This years basketball season at
Milford High School should prove
to be highly successful one.
Coach 'BilP Holstein has indicated
that the boys are quickly getting
into shape for their first game with
FELTON, High School on Thursday
night the 18th of December at Eel
ton
The 19596O team will have three
returning regulars. They are Glen
Kitchens 5'11", Ken Wilkins 6'4",
and George Clendaniel 6'2". Also
returning are lettermen Marvin
Deputy ST., Richard Greene g..
and Bill Mayhem g..
Last year, Ken Wilkins was the
leading rebounder on the team.
Glen Kitchens led the team in scor-
ing last year and was picked on
the All-Kent County Team.
Six players from last years Jun
lor Varsity Team will be playing
on the Varsity this year. They are
Larry Sharp 5'11", Glen Kenton
6'1', Don Fisher 5'7", Tom Kemp
5'S", Charles Pack 5'Sn, and Ken
Kerr 6'2'. The Junior Varsity Team
ended last years season with 13
wins and Is losses.
InVitatiOnaI Wrestling
Tournament
The Student Councils and Ath-
letlc Department of Milford Junior
and Senior High School are spon-
soring the first Milford Invitational
wrestling Tournament to be held
OA DONCAuUO4 20. INVITATIONS nave
been extended to the following
teams: Smyrna, Seaford, Caesar
Rodney, Delmar, Laurel, Harring-
ton, Greenwood, FELTON,, ]. M. Clay
ton, Lord Baltimore, Rehoboth.
Lewes, Georgetown, SeIbyyiIle.
Easton, Wicomico, MilIsboro, Cam
bridge, North Caroline, Milton.
Awards will be given to first.
second, and third place winners.
A trophy will be awarded to the
winning team.
Wrestling is becoming increas-
mgly popular as a varsity sport in
Delaware. Milford High, a pioneer
In the sport in lower Delaware. has
flelded team for four years. Last
year Coach Larry Gocella's squad
posted a record of z wins and two
losses and captured second place in
the State Tournament.
The schedule is as follows:
Dec. 30 Milford Invitation 200
Jan. 6 Wicomico Home 7:3O