Milford chronicle., 1959-05-15

HlcilDeT Vi the MllIOTQ faculty OF
school administration. If you feel
that the proposed bill is detrimen-
tai to the best interests of the
youth of Milford, contact your SEN
ator or representative and let him
know your opinions views con-
cerning the bill.
May Day
The 1859 May Day program of
the Milford High School will take
place Wednesday, May 90, at 500
p. m. The program this year will
be held in the stadium, directly be-
hind the school, in order to ac-
commodate the large turnout that
attends this Spectacle each year.
There will be over 1000 seats avail
able for spectators.
The program is being presented
by the Physical Education Depart
ment under the supervision of Mrs.
Marie Paciaroni, Larry Gocella,
and Bernard Briggs. The musical
background will be furnished by
the High School Band under the
direction of Paul Teare, and Choir
us groups under the direction of
William Miller.
The evening will begin with the
entrance of all the acts which will
be presented for the pleasure of
the May Court Following the pro-
cession of acts, the May Court will
be introduced. This includes the
hightlight of the evening, the
! crowning of the May Queen and
King. The acts will be concluded
with the traditional May Pole
Dance
The Queen will be selected from
the following group of Senior girls:
Barbara Belts, Diane Clark, Bar
bara Hensley. Carolyn Lank, and
Ann Steinslund. The King will
come from the following Senior
boys Jack Deeney, Harvey Ken
ton, Ray Marvel, Bob Walls and
Howard Young.
The rest of the Court is made up
of members of the Junior, Sopho-
more, and Freshman classes. The
Juniors are Marvin Deputy, Mary
Ann Davis, Duchess. The attend
ants are Ricky Galloway, Jerrie
Roosa, Bill Warren and Barbara
Leitzell. The Sophomore Duke
and Duchess are Wayne Hill and
Joan Marvel. The attendants are
Wayne Morris, Dolly Hensley, Don
Fisher, and Martha Welch. The
Freshman representatives are
Duke, Steve Cunning, and Duchess,
Helene Western. The Freshman
attendants are ]. c. Dobson. Bon
ME Dean, Brice Corder, and Norma
Hopkins.
In order to aid our athletic fund.
contributions will be accepted at
the gates.
Immediately following the May
Day program, record dance will
be held in the Gym until 10:30 p.
M There will be an admission fee
of 25c.
FLA Meeting
The Mispillion Chapter of the
Future Farmers of America held
its monthly meeting on May 5 in
the Agriculture Building at Milford
High School.
The members decided to take
their annual trip on the. 9th, 10th,
18th, and 18th of June. The boys
chaperoned by A. C. Davidson and
Alan Edsall, are going to New York
i for three nights and four days
They will spend one day on city
tour which will include the Stat
ue of Liberty, Radio City, a tele-
vision show, and a three-hour boat
ride in the harbor, and many other
interesting places.
After discussing the trip, the
| boys held the election of officers.
The new officers are as follows:
President. Kenneth wilkins; vice
president, Ronnie Robbins: secre-
tary, Jay Watson; treasurer, Fran
els Webb; sentinel, Paul Davis;
reporter, James 'Vreeland.
After the meeting was adjourn
ed, home made ice cream, soft
/ drinks and potato chips were SER
ved..
Milford Teachers Association
Elects Officers
| The Milford Teachers Associa-
ton held it's final business meeting
for the school year on May 6, at
3:15 p. M, in the Lakeview School
cafeteria. Mrs. Grace Montgomery,
| the president for the current year,
and each committee chairman gave
a summarized report of the organ
ization's activities for the year.
Mrs. Marjorie Jewell, chairman
of the nominating committee, pre-
sented the slate of officers for the
school year 1959-60 who were un-
animously elected: President, Mrs
Grace Montgomery: vice president,
Robert Hawkins; secretary, Mrs.
Virginia Cosden, and treasurer,
miss Sara Pollock. The president
announced that the committee
chairmen would be appointed at a
later date.
The association will hold it's
spring picnic on May 29. Mrs.
Edith Smith, chairman of the social
committee, is in charge of this ac-
tivity.
Each year the Teachers Associ-
alton in conjunction with the Flu
ture Teachers Club awards
scholarship to a senior who is en-
tering college in order to prepare
for the teaching profession. Ray
Christian, Frank Osborne, Raymond
Stoops, Mrs Thelma Mayhem, and
Mrs. Grace Bressler were appoint
ed as a scholarship committee to
work with Mrs. Montgomery, who
sponsors the Future Teachers
Club, to review the applications
for this award.