Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29

aid o. Hornung, classified as Mills
boro's No. 1 fam" Both are leaving
Millsboro in the near future.
Athletic Director Paul GLADDEN.
presented trophies to Bill Baker
and Luray Mitchell for having
achieved the highest scores on the
National Physical Fitness tests re-
Gently administered at the school.
After the presentation of awards
and letters by Coaches Donald Bard,
Al Klotz and Paul GLADDEN., Mr..
Jefferson introduced A. Wayne Bur-
ton, chief school officer at Mills
boro, who congratulated the sports
participants, and expressed the ap-
probation of the school to the par
ents and students.
The highlight of the banquet was
the talk of Jim Mutscheller. He ex-
planned to the audience his analy-
sis of the success of the World
Champion Colts. Desire to win,
added experienced, a good bench
and loyal support from the fans
were the keys to the championship.
After his talk, movie showing the
key plays of the past season for
the Colts was shown.
Letters or other awards were
awarded to the following:
SOftball: Barbara Kitchens, Flo
ra Vickers, Donna Layfield, Dar-
lene Mumford, Mary Matthews,
Helen Brewington, Bonnie Esham,
Carol Lowe, Rosalie West, Pat
Schumacher, Bonnie Outten, Pat
Cordrey, Bertha Rogers, Minnie
Parker (scorekeeper), and Linda
Joseph (manager).
Girls Basketball: Catherine Will
ley, Barbara Kitchens, Brenda Or
endorf, Luray Mitchell, Betty Lou
West, Dorothy Hickman, Margaret
Tingle, Mary Matthews, Dorothy
Conaway, Eunice Mears, Donna
Layfield, Patricia Lingo, Bonnie
Esham, Carol Lowe, Pat Schuma-
cher, Lorraine Godfrey, Darlene
Mumford (scorekeeper), and Linda
Messick (manager).
Baseball: James Murray, George
Esham, Ronald Wootten, Ronald
Hudson, John McCabe. Tom Moore,
John Evans, Pete Dukes, Joe Lof-
land, Charles Cordrey, Richard An
dersOn, Bruce Hornung, Jerry Dor
ey, Terry Dorey, Herman Rogers,
David Collins, jeffrey Derrickson,
Emory Mitchell (scorekeeper) and
Ricky Hornung (manager).
Boys Basketball: John McCabe,
Jim Mitchell, Ronald Wootten,
Ronald Hudson. Jeffery Derrickson,
Philip Messick, Pete Dukes, Ralph
Adkins and Leon Birmingham
Track: Bill Baker. Howard Hud-
son, Bob Richards, Eddie Messick,
Ronald Wootten, Donald Jones, AL
ton Scott, Tom Moore, Joe Lof-
land, Lynn Bullock and Barry Dodd
(manager).
Football: Ronald Wootten, Tom
Moore, George Esham, James Muir
ray, Alton Scott, Joe Lofiand, Phil
Messick, Joshua Messick, James
Johnson, Roland Johnson, Pete
Dukes, Norris Goodwin, Jr., Bill Ba-
ker, Marvis Truitt, John McCabe,
Bill Daisey, Lucien Lenhart, Dom
aid Jones, Howard Hudson (man-
ager) and Eddie Messick( mana
! ger)
Second Grade Trip
The second grades of the Mills
boro School H23, including 81 chill
dren, accompanied by Mrs. Justice,
Mrs. Pepper and Mrs. Richards,
took Science Trip on Friday, May
%, to Dutch Monument, Zwaanen-
dael Museum, Rehoboth Beach, Will
sons Yacht Basin and the Indian
Monument at Oak Orchard A very
enjoyable day was spent by all.
Final Exercises Scheduled for
June for 81 MillsbOrO Seniors
| United States Senator John J.
Williams, Millsboro, will deliver
the commencement address to the
81 members of the graduating class
of MillsborO High School at its
exercises on June 4. The com
mencement exercises are scheduled
i for 8 p. m. in the School Field
House. o-valedictorians Elaine
Bril- and Edward Locates will also
/ deliver orations.. Miss Birl's talk
has been entitled Discipline in To-
days School," while Mr.. Locates
has chosen Modern Approaches to
the Curriculum as the title of his
talk Participating in the exer-
cises will be the Chorus and Band
of the High School.
| Diplomas will be awarded by
i Granville Messick, retiring chair
man of the Millsboro Board OF
School Trustees, after certification
4 of the class by A. Wayne Burton