Milford chronicle., 1960-01-29
Milford High
School News

Since February IL, 1860, is the
date set for the state meeting of
the Delaware Association of
School Boards, the Milford Board
OF Education will postpone it's reg
ular meeting until Friday, Febru-
airy IL, 1860, at p. m. in the Board
OF Education Office at the Lake
view Avenue Building.
Since enrollments for the pro-
posed adult classes have exceeded
the minimum of twelve for each
class. at present it appears that
classes in typing, shorthand, and
bookkeeping are assured. All
classes will have their first meet
ings on Wednesday, February 3,
1860, beginning at 1880 p. m. and
continuing through $3.50 p. m.
Mr.. West has agreed to teach the
tipping class which will meet in.
room 800, Mrs. Owen will conduct
the shorthand group in room 313
and Mr.. McClung will teach book
keeping in room 315.
The enrolment fee will be ten
dollars per person for each class
which will be in session two hours
per night each week for a period
of ten weeks.
Antrim Bureau
Assembly February 3 '
The pupils in the Senior High
School will be given an opportunity
to see and hear a nationally known
Shakespearean actor, Jack Rank,
currently touring the eastern Uni
ted States with the Antrim Assem-
bly, Bureau. He will present por-
tions of several of Shakespeare's
plays on Thursday, February 8, at
1880 a. m.
Junior Varsity Triumphs
The Milford j. VS. played their
best game of the season on Friday,
January %, as they defeated the
Laurel Junior Varsity, 1884. Steve
Cunning led the scorers with IA
points, followed by Charles Loper
with 8. Bill Stayton, Danny Mas
ten,. and Jack Friedman contri-
buted 8, and points respective
ly.
On Tuesday, January 26, the Mil
ford ]. VS. toured to Camden-Wy-
oming to meet the Caesar Rodney
J. VS.. Milford was victorious,
1922, making their season record
thus far wins and 2 losses.
Charles Loper was high scorer with
Is points. followed by Steve Gun
ming with 10. They will attempt to
improve on their record, as they.
journey to Harrington Friday, jan
uary 29.
Senior Class Play
The Senior Glass of Milford High
School has planned to present a
diamatization of an unique type of
,stery-one that was made popular
by the rublic itself, rather than
through the representation of pro-
fessional critics; one moreover,
that achieved worldwide notice
because it's spiritual message ap-
pealed to the laity as well as the
clergy of all sects.
They have chosen for their pro-
duction the play entitled "Magnifi-
cent Obsession". drama in three
acts from the novel by Lloyd c.
Douglas as dramatized by Frank
Vreeland. This presentation is by
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fishers, Longmans, Green and
Company of New York.
After numerous try-outs, the fol-
lowing seniors we're chosen to pre-
sent this beautiful play: Patricia
Turner, Taube Rosenzweig, Anne
Mercer, Jerre Roosa, Betty Lou
Webb, Nancy Dill, Glenn Dallas,
Glenn Kitchens, Tommy Ellwang-
er, John Benson, Marshall Giles
pie, and Arnold Reynolds. Eunice
White and Connie Willis are stu
dent assistants and prompters. The
play is under the direction of Mrs.
Grace r. Montgomery, the Senior
Class sponsor.
The dates chosen for this pro-
duction are March and 4. Watch
your newspaper for later releases
concerning this forthcoming event.
Milford Quintet Defeats
Caesar Rodney
Bill Holstein's Milford High
School Buccaneers continued their
highly successful basketball sea-
son by an impressive 72-56 win over.
a fighting Caesar Rodney team on