Milford chronicle., 1960-04-29
FELTON, School News
Music Department

Music Department
The FELTON, School Music De-
partment will hold its annual
Spring Concert in the FELTON,
School Auditorium on Friday even
ing May 6, at p. m. The concert
will feature the School Dance
/ Band, High School Chorus, Junior
Band and High School Band. Tic
kets will be sold at the door start
ing at 1880 p. m.
The School Dance Band will
play "Ain't Misbehavin' STARS
Fell on Alabama, and Prom
Jump" arranged by Art Dedrick
Numbers to be played by the
Junior Band are: Jolly General,
March, Rip Van Winkle-Overture,
TOyland Parade-March, featuring
majorettes, Folk Song Suite, Cir
Gus Day-March featuring major
cites and a novelty "Conga Time"
High School Chorus numbers
are: People Will Say We're In
Love-, Catch A Falling Star,
Jack Was Every Inch a Sailor, /,
.'The Happy Wanderer". "Old Man
River, and Il Could Have Dane
ed All Night.
The High School Band will play
Burst of Flame, Concert March,
"Praeludium for Band, "Boule-
wards of Paris, independents" -
March, "Rumbalita" "Bombasto"
March featuring High School
Majorettes, Tropical Adventure,
and "Marche Lorraine.
The concert will be directed by
M. Ross Evans, music teacher at
FELTON, School.
Student Teaching Day
Thursday and Friday 28th and
29th of April have been designated
by the student council as Student
Teaching Day. On Thursday the
student teachers will observe and
prepare their lessons for Friday.
On Friday the student teachers
will take over all the classes from
first to the eleventh grade and do
the actual teaching in the rooms.
The following is list of student
teachers and their assignments.
Grade 1ALOis Dill and Maria
Pizzadili,
Grade 2-Joan Lockwood and
Edith Postles.
Grade 3-Leona Boone and Ruth
Edwards.
Grade 4-Doroth Knox and Joyce
Walls.
Grade 5-Pat McGinniss and
Ellen Price.
Grade GERRY Barr and Earl
Walters.
Grade Eddy Ross and Claude
Peterson and Roert Kemp.
Grade 8-Howard Moore, John
Yeager, James GeOrger and Nor
man Jackson.
Grade 9z-Nancy Ludlow and Joe
Sony and Bill Gray.
Grade 10-Marcha Belts and
Diana Cooper.
Grade 11-Marie Carlisle and
Carole Wright. -
Grade 12-Bessie Peterson.
Social Studies-Alan Haldeman.
Home economics, Science-Er- |
nestine Tribbitt.
Vocational Agriculture = Harry
Norris and Lowell Farrow.
Music-Paul Caulk and Dawson
Richards.
Nurse-Peggy Chambers and
Gloria Casper
Supervising Principal - John
Kates.
High School Principal = Joe
Sherwood
Secretary-Ellen Morris.
5th Marking Period
Report cards for the 5th marking
period will be issued on Monday,
May, 2. Pupils attaining honor
grades will be listed in next weeks
edition of the school news.
Chest Rays
Chest Rays will be given at the
school on Monday, May 2 for Sc
lected school personnel between
the hours. of 10 a. m. and 1870
a. m. Scheduled for X-rays at this
time will be all members of the
school staff including bus drivers
and cafeteria workers, pupils in
grade 10, and pupils in grade IL
not previously X-rayed in high |
school.
On Friday, May 6, between the
hours of 2 p. m. and p. m. Chest
X-rays will be given to other |
adults and pupils who wish to take
of this service. The
mobile unit will be stationed at
the FELTON, Post Office at that time.