Milford chronicle., 1960-01-22
Milford High
School News

School News
Open House
The next ''open house" for the
Milford High School will be held
in the Lakeview Avenue Building
on Monday night, February 8, 1860,
beginning at 1880 p. m. For the
Lulu NJ Ross Elementary School
and the Lakeview Avenue Elemen-
tary School plans have been made
for open house" on Tuesday night,
February 9. 1860, beginning at 7:30
p. m. Parents are cordially invited
to visit and consult with the teach
ers of their children on these nights.
The Milford Board of Education
plans to have at least one member
in its Office on each of the vista
ton nights listed above to consult
with any parents who wish to come
in.
Adult Classes
For the Adult Glasses which are
to begin Wednesday, February 8,
1860, registrations by telephone
have been received in the Office of
the superintendent of Schools as
follows:
Typing-seventeen registrations.
Shorthand-eight registrations.
Bookkeeping-ten registrations.
From the numbers given above
it appears that a class in tipping is
definite. Since a minimum of twelve
students is desired before opening
any adult class, it is sincerely hop
ed that all persons interested in a
bookkeeping or shorthand class will
register at the Lakeview Avenue
School, telephone GA-2-8112 before
the close of school on Wednesday.
January 81, 1860. Hhe fee for en-
rollment in each class is ten dol
lars for ten nights of instruction.
Senior High School
Assembly Program
An assembly was held for the
Senior High School on Wednesday,
January 13. The program began
with the singing of the Battle
Hymn of the Republic" sung by the
student body. Then Fran Dicker-
son read the Bible and led in the
Lords Prayer. Two verses of
America, the Beautiful were
sung by the student body followed
by the Flag Salute. Group singing
was then enjoyed by the student
body. The songs that were sung
were "The Anniversary Waltz, /"
Temptation" and "Down by the
Old Mill Stream" The Senior High
School Girls Octette, consisting of
Sharon Nauman, Bonnie Tucker,
Leona Adams, Clara Mae Kemp,
Faye Doughty, Donna Lee Lingo,
Dolly Locates, and Janet Daisey
sang "Girl of My Dreams"
The student body sang Cheer
for Old Milford" followed by talks
given by Coach Holstein, Coach
Talman. and Coach Christian. The
Cheerleaders then led the student
body in several cheers. The Cheer
leaders who participated were as
follows: Eunice White, Ginny
Jones, Dee Dee Isaacs, Martha
Welch, Kay Isaacs, Jackie Belts,
Donna Elliott, Linda Grier.
The assembly ended with a few
timely remarks by Mr.. James At
kinson, the Principal of the Jun
ior-Senior High School.
The next assembly will be on
Wednesday, January 27, when the
Milford High School Band, under
the direction of Mr.. Paul Teare,
will be featured.
Junior High School
Assembly Program
An assembly was held for the
Junior High School on Wednesday,
January 13, during the 8th period.
The program began with the sing
ing of three verses of Battle
Hymn of the Republic" sung by the
student body. Evelyn Biggs, Presi-
dent of the 9Th Grade Record Club,
read the Bible and led in the Lords
Prayer. Two verses of America,
the Beautiful" were sung by the
student body followed by the Flag
Salute. The student body sang "The
Anniversary Waltz" and "Cheer for
OIQ MlllOTQ d sung COAupOoCO ny
Florence Tease about 1885.
The Junior Girls Octette, con-
sisting of JoAnn Collins, Bonnie
Hoey, Shirley Postles, Kaye Vree-
land, Anne Elizabeth Hickman,
Marsha Townsend, Norma Jean
Bennett, and Colleen, Teare, sang
annie Laurie" and "Moonglow."
Talks were given by Coach She
vock and Coach Talman. The
Cheerleaders then led the students
in several cheers The Cheerlead-
ers who participated were as fol-
lows: Sue Isaacs, Sharon Kirby,
Carol Dobson, Beverly Grove, Bar
bara Clendaniel. Mary Lou Lank-
ford, Jackie Pendleton, and Rachel
Grier. Mr.. James Atkinson, Princi-
pal of the Milford Junior-Senior
High, gave a few timely remarks.
The next assembly will be on
Wednesday, January q, when the
Milford Junior High Band, under
the direction of Mr.. Paul Teare,
will be featured. 50
Buc Grapplers
Draw With Delmar
The Buccaneer wrestling squad,
undefeated in two years of compe-
tition against public high schools,
had its record marred when it was
fiad nv a strong Delmar squad on