Milford chronicle., 1959-10-23
FELTON, School News
Attendance

FELTON, ScnOOI won Lne dtleHu-
ance banner in September among
the highest schools in the Western
Sussex and Southern Kent area.
The attendance average of the
school was exceptionally high:
9S.1Go. Bridgeville was second with
97.68o.
p. II. A.
The first meeting of the FELTON,
PTA will be held Monday, October
26 at 500 p. m. Teachers will be
in their class rooms after 7:3O to
consult with parents, regarding pu-
pill progress and individual prob
lens. These parent-teacher confer
ences are scheduled to coincide
with the end of the marking period,
and the issuing of the report cards.
FELTON, pupils will receive their
report cards for this first mark
ing period the same Monday after
noon. Parents are urged to come
ITO the PTA meeting and meet their
childrens' teachers. The object OF
these conferences is to maintain
a mutual understanding of home
condition and pupil behavior and
scholastic progress. Members OF
the FELTON, Correspondence Trus-
tees and the school administrators
will attend the first meeting of the
year of the Delaware School Board
Association to be held in Dover
on Thursday, October 29. The meet
ing will be devoted to discussion
of the current problems facing
Delaware's Public School System.
Magazine Campaign
The Student Council Magazine
Campaign ended successfully. The
total sales amounted to $2,962.98,
which was well above the quota
of $4,000. Highest salesman was
Elizabeth Yocum from Mr.. Kern's
7B class. The IA class was high
est in total statesmen. The profit
from that sales go to the Student
Council to be used by all students
for extracurricular activities.
Student Council
The Student Council officers:
John Kates, President; James Reed,
Treasurer; Joe Sherwood, Presi-|
dent of the Student Court; Susan
Roland, Secretary, attended the
first meeting of the Kent County
Student Council, which was held
the 18th in Dover High School.
Yearbook
The senior yearbook editorial
staff has begun work in the ECHO.
Business Manager Ruth Edwards
has begun her drive for advertis-
ers. First returns from this drive
have proved satisfactory. The en-
tire staff is considering a poss-
ible theme for the yearbook.
f. f. A.
Joe Sherwood was elected to
represent our chapter at the Della
ware State White House Confer
ence. This conference will be held
on Saturday, November z, in the
Dover High School.
MajOrettes
Carole Wright and Barbara Hoff-
ner, FELTON, High School major
cites, are teaching girls from the
3rd, 4th, 5th and 9Th grades, the
skills of twirling. These girls are
advancing rapidly and you can look
for leadership in them for the
high school band in the future
years.
Band
The FELTON, High School band
will attend the football game on
Saturday, October "a at the Uni
versity Of Delaware.
They will participate in a band
show on the field between halves
of the game with Marshall Col
Iege. Five bands from the state
will form a u. N. in honor of
United Nations Day and will COM
bine to play "Your Land and My
Land" and the University of Della
ware Alma Mater.
Menu-OctOber $3.50
Monday - Vienna Sausage, Bak-
ed Beans, Milk, Pineapple, Bread,
Butter.
Tuesday = Hot Veal Sandwich,
Whipped Potatoes, Milk, Prunes.
Wednesday = Spaghetti with
Meat Sauce, Chopped Kale, Milk,
Bananas, Bread, Butter.
Thursday = Barbecue Hamburg
on Roll, Baked Beans, Milk, Fruit
or Pie.
Friday - Submarine Sandwich,
Green String Beans, Milk, Fruit
Cup.
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