Milford chronicle., 1960-02-05
Milford High
School News
Senior High school assembly

Senior High School Assembly
The Senior High School of Mil
ford held an assembly on We'd
nesday, January 27, at 9:45 a. m.
The Milford High School Band,
under the direction of Mr.. Paul
Teare, played a March as the stu
dents assembled. The opening
hymn was Onward, Christian
Soldiers" sung by the student body.
Tom Rollison of 10th grade read
the Bible followed by the Lords
Prayer, two verses of "America"
and the Flag Salute. Sharon DIM
mitt of 10th grade played two ac
Gordon solos, namely Two Gui-
tars" and the Beer Barrel Polka" !,
and the student body sang "Au-
tumn leaves. The Band played a
March Thrills a Plenty" Bill
Mayhem then played two trum-
pet solos with Mr.. Teare at the
piano "Ciribirin" by Pestalozza
and "Stompin at the Woodside".
The assembly finished up with
group singing of "Old Macdonald
Had a Farm, Cheer for Old Mil
ford, and the Alma Mater" All
of the numbers seemed to be en-
joyed by the student body.
Junior High School Assembly
The Junior High School of Mil
ford held an assembly on Wednes-
day, January 27, at 2:15 p. m. The
Milford Junior High School Band,
under the direction of Mr.. Paul
Teare, played an entrance march
as the students assembled The
opening hymn was Onward, Chris
tian Soldiers" sung by the student
body. Nancy Grant read the Bible
followed by the Lords Prayer, two
verses of America" and the Flag
Salute. Sharon Dimmitt of 1th
grade played 1.-TWO Guitars" and
Beer Barrel Polka" on her accor-
dian. The student body sang "Au-
tumn Leaves" and the Band played
Mayhem then played two trum-
pet solos with Mr.. Paul Teare at
the piano-"C "Ciribirin" by Pesta-
lozza and "Stompin' at the Wood
side. The assembly program fin
ished with the singing of "Old Mac
Donald had a Farm, Cheer for
Old Milford" were composed by
Miss Florence Tease about 1886,
and the words for the Alma Mater
were composed by Mr.. Paul Teare
few years. ago.
Honor Roll Requirements Changed
A Faculty Committee, appointed
by the High Schol Principal, to
study requirements for admission
to the scholastic honor roll recon-
mended the following criteria
which was adopted by the major
ity of the faculty: To be eligible
for the honor roll a student must
maintain an average of 8 in all
subjects that meet daily with no
grade being lower than CO..
The previous requirement was that
it was necessary for a pupil to
have three "A's" and no grade
lower than a "B".
The new policy will go into eff
feet the third marking period.
Report Cards Due
Grades for the third marking
period and first semester will be
distributed to pupils in the Junior
Senior High. School on Friday at
3:15 p. m.
Athletic Schedule
Friday, February 5: Basketball
Girls VS.. Lewes $3.50 p. m. in the
high school gymnasium; Boys VS..
Lewes at Lewes, 700 p. m.
Saturday, February 6: Basket
ball-JuniOr High at Caesar Rod
ney.
Tuesday, February 8: Basket
ball-Girls at Georgetown, $3.50
p. M; Boys Varsity and Junior
Varsity at home VS.. Georgetown;
Junior High at Harrington, $780,
Wednesday, February 10: Wrest-
ling, Varsity at Easton, 7::30.
Milford To Meet LeWeS
The big test of the 1860 basket
ball campaign is on tap for the
Milford High Buccaneers when they
invade the lair of the Lewes Pr
ates on Friday. The Bucs hold a
two-point victory over Lewes in
their first encounter on January
II, but Lewes was playing with
out the services of their ace ath-
lete, Johnny Morris.
The Bucs, currently sporting a
81 record, could conceivably wind
up the season with a Ill record
if they can successfully repulse
the Lewesaggregation. A capacity
crowd is assured for the titanic
battle. Tap off time is 700 p. m.
for the preliminary battle between
the Junior Varsity squads.
Key Wrestling Matches On Tap
Three key wrestling matches
will be staged within the next
three weeks when st. Andrews,
last years State Campions; Eas-