Milford chronicle., 1960-06-17
MilIsboro School News
1860 MilIsbOrO Honor Ron

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The following students who made
the 1860 Honor Roll achieved an
average of 800 or better in their
major subjects for the year: Sen
iors: Ralph j. Adkins, John J. Bril-,
Patricia l.. ElIingsworth, Patricia
E. Fisher, Linda K. Messick, Dol
ores A. Smith, Catherine V. Wiley:
Juniors: Eta N. Hudson, Donna G.
Layfield, Susan w. Outten, Josep-
hine H. Peterson, Charlene F.
Short, Dianne NJ. Shugard; Sopho-
mores: Iva L. Baker, Jeffrey K.
Derrickson, Cathy E. Hickman,
Luray v. Mitchell; Freshmen: I:
Janet R. Baker, Robert S. Darden,
H. Marie Garris, F. Elaine Moore.
Patricia NJ Schumacher, Patricia
L. Smith; Eighth Grade: Melinda
Carter, ]. Thomas Darden, Glenn
K. Elliott, Julie A. Ryan; Seventh
Grade: Bryce j. Collins, Diane F.
Mitchell.
Personal Typing Glass Offered at
MillsbOrO
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the offering of a Per-
sonal Typing Glass during the
summer at Millsboro High School.
The class will begin on June 10th
and will continue through July
18th. Glass will start at 600 pm.
and conclude at 1880 pm. A tuition
charge of $500 is being charged
and the student must purchase his
textbook at cost price.
Mrs. Barbara Bard, Business Ed
ucation teacher, will be in charge
of the class. Students taking the
class will receive valuable in
struction in the fundamentals of
typing. In addition, emphasis will
be placed upon the proper form
for preparing compositions, themes
and term papers. Students taking
the college preparatory course in
high school and who will not have
the opportunity to schedule a re-
gular typing cOure are urged to
enroll.
Enrolment priority will be in
the following order: regular en-
rolled students in grades 9-12 at
Millsboro High School, adult re-
sidents of the Millsboro School
District, and, finally, non-residents
of the Millsboro School District. A
minimum of Is students will be
required for the class. Registrat-
ion for the class will be on Monday
evening, June goth at 500 pm. in
the Typing Room of the High Sch
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book fee of approximately $500
will be payable at the first session.
Catherine Wiley, John Bril- Cop
Major MillsbOrO Awards
At the Commencement exercises
for the graduating class of Mills
boro High School, awards were
presented by Otis P. Jefferson, Jr.,
High School Principal, to the fol-
lowing students:
Catherine v. Wiley: The Amer
ican Legion Award for the Best
Around Girl, The VFW Auxiliary
Morton Donaway Award for Good
Sportsmanship for girls, The D.A.
r. Good Citizenship Award and
the Chamber of Commerce Award
to the Outstanding Business Stud
ent.
John J. Bril-: The American Leg
ion Award for the Best all Around
Boy; The Balfour Award for Vailed
ictorian, The Bauch and Lomb Sci
ence Award for highest averages
in science.
John A. Kline: The VFW Auxil-
iary Morton Donaway Award for
Good Sportsmanship for boys.
Gloria A. Cash: The American
Legion Auxiliary Award for High
est Average in American History,
the Georgetown Chapter of the AA-
wv to Senior girl with highest
average planning to attend a re-
gular college or University.
Patricia R. Lingo, The Band
Mothers John P. Sousa Award
for outstanding band member.
Heathman Trophy To Ronald West
Ronald Lee West, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd E. West, a member of
the Sophomore Glass, won the
Heathman Trophy for Scholastic
Improvement for the sixth and
final marking period at Millsboro
High School. The award is deter
mined by the percentage of improv-
ement from one marking period to
the next without having any failing
grades for the DeriOd covered hv