Milford chronicle., 1960-02-19
Caesar Rodney
School News
..Caesar Rodney I.onor Roll


Joan Abraham of the Caesar Rod
ney Guidance Department have is
sued the honor roll of students
making an average of ninety or
better for the third marking period.
Grade 12-Analore, Carole; Bick-
ling, Marilyn; Daily, Alex; Gibe,
Carolyn; Holland, Margaret; Jones,
Franklin Patlan, Carole; Potter,
Thomas; Pugh, Betty; Shrader,
Charles; Wild, Marilyn.
Grade 11-Banning. Mary Ann;
Bennett, Bonnie; Bierbaum, Victor
ia; Fields, Virginia; Holland, Judy;
Hurst, Carol; Kennedy, Ann; Kes-
selring, Jane; Lavorn, Floyd; MUIR
ply, Roberta; Rattray, Patricia;
Reichelt, Klaus; Walsh, Carl; Wal
sh, Sandra; Weiss, Sharon; Wild,
Karen.
Grade 10-Armstrong, Benjamin:
Aubrey, Priscilla; Barnett, Sandra;
Barkins, Philip; Branner, Kathy;
Compton, Donna; Cuthrell, Hay
den; Delaney, Frances; Faircloth,
Lois; Fairfield, Mary Lou; Field,
Russell; Floyd, Paula; HUM, Law
renee; Hurst, Diane; Koziski, Mich
ael; Krast, Airvars; Lovece, Bar
bara: Ogg, JoAnn; Owens, Rose;
Papen, Evelyn; Sanborn, Lynne;
Short, Edward: Vanderwende, Ken
eel; Wooleyhan, Louise; Reichelt,
Horst.
Grade 9-Ash, Barbara; Hall,
Ann: Manuel, Linda; Martinez,
Louis; Mills, Nancy; Matthews,
Louise; Moore, Mary; Rafferty,,
James; Scrutchfield. Gary; War;,
jeanne; Wilkinson, Judith.
Grade S-Akmentine, Gri e a;
Bentley, Kermit; Biddle, Rodney;
Eliassen, Mary; Faircloth, Wayne;
Ferguson, Sandra; Fountain, Suz-
anne; Grodd, Leo; Hall, Rita; Hart,
JoAnn; Head. Steven; Hengst,
Max; Holly, Jacqueline; Hyatt,
Charles; Hurst, Beverly; Jones,
Carolyn; Kaplan, Eleanor; Kauf-
man, Maria; Kelsall, Marsha; Lear
ned, Pamela; Lingo, Cynthia; Lins,
Susan; Mcintyre, Donna; McPher-
son, Barry; Melvin. Truth; Mess
enger. Brenda; Mills, Ross; Moore,
Dorothy; Nadel, JohR; Nelson,
Jean; Roger, Linda; Rusanowsky,
Peter; Rutter, Richard; Ruzich,
Vita; Sheranko, Robert; Shipley,
Robert; Short, Mary Ellen; Stew
ems, Terry; Thomas, Barbara; War
wick, Kathleen; West, James; Will
hanson, Sharon; Wilson, Tenna;
Zepp, Robert.
Grade BAIRD, Cathy; BLOW,
Kathy, Billion, Jerry; Braasch,
Ts;rlx,. Co~to.. Novo,x. C1xr
Field, Martha; Finnell, Robert;
Fotias, Anna; Holden, Lois; Kash-
ner, Carol; Lovece, Sandra; Nc
Daniel, Max; Muldoon, Michele;
Papen, James; Payne, Marsha;
Pfiumm, Robert; Quillen, Randy;
Rash, Steven; Richardson, Alexan-
der; Rogs Sandra; Schultz Robert;
Scrutchfield, Carol; Swan, Diane;
Thornley,, Iris; Tustin, Lynn;
White, Willidean; Whitehurst, Ro-
berta; Winters, Susan; Wubbena,
Jan.
PTA Endorses Salary Raise
Last night the Caesar Rodney
PTA endorsed a pay raise for the
employees of the school district by
a vote of 123 for local supplement
to 21 against a local supplement.
OF the ballots cast SO were cast by
parents of the children of the COM
munity.
In view of the illness of George
Tarburton, president, Herbert Rich
ardson, vice president, conducted
the meeting. TO expedite the busin-
ess of voting, ballots had been pre-
pared for the evening. After few
questions and short explanation
of the voting procedure by Mr..
Richardson the ballot was cast.
Appointed tellers were William
Dawson, Sudler Emerson and Ed
ward Morris.
Also indicated on the ballot was
the method to be used in raising
the additional necessary revenues.
The large majority of voters indi-
Gated a preference for having the
increase divided between the real
state tax and the capitation tax
Prior to the business session of
the meeting a program was pre-
sented by representatives of the
University of Delaware on PRO
grams of College Preparation"
Under this area the following top
les were considered: admission
practices of the University, dag
nostic and remedial procedures a.
valuable, and requirements for a
general educational program. At
the end of the presentation an op-
portunity was provided for quest
ions and answers from the floor.
Dean Bruce Dearing of the School
of Arts and Sciences and Dean Ed
ward Comings of the School of En-
gineering represented the Univer-
sity for this program.
Another matter of business was
the appointment of committee to
select representatives to compete
FOR the Teen-Ager of the Year A
ward sponsored jointly by the Lions
Club of Camden-Wyoming and Do
yer.
Refreshments were served by the
fourth grade mothers.