Milford chronicle., 1960-11-04

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a graduate of the University oi
Illinois. receiving a A. Nj. degree
from there. He also has studied
at the University of New Hamp-
shire and Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity
He has travelled extensively il
England, Africa, India, Arabia and
the East Indies.
His teaching experience has
been four years each at the Johns
Hopkins University. University oi
Delaware and Marshall College;
six years at the Stephen Decatur
| High School, Berlin, Maryland;
fredericksburg, Maryland. Higf
School, one year. and five years
at the Rehoboth Beach, Delaware
High School.
He has worked with the United
States Department of Agriculture
for four years, the United States
Department of Public Health, four
years, the Firestone Tire and Rub
ber Company eight years, and the
United States Army Engineering
Division for four years.
He is a member of the Metho.
dist Church, the Masonic Order
and of the Kiwanis Club.
He enjoys working with young
people, fishing. hunting. and sports
having been a.. football team
member during college days.
Welcome to Milton High School
Faculty, Mr.. Lecato.
Students To Take Part
In Speech Contest
Milton students will, for the
the annual Voice of Democracy
contest
This year marks the 14th annual
Voice of Democracy" Broadcast
Scriptwriting Contest. sponsored
by the Veterans of Foreign Wars
and endorsed by the United States
Office of Education
This will be the first time that
Milton students have taken part.
The speech contest is open to
10th, 18th and 18th grade stu
dents in the so states who will
write and deliver orally a script
that will not exceed five minutes
Seven students have entered
the contest and will speak at g
high school assembly on Wednes.
day. November 16- All seniors
they are Carlyn Clifton, Sara Lou
Dill, Rachel Kuczawa, Carole Anr
Pepper, Donald Tough. William
Passwaters and Charles Webb.
The school winner will later
compete in the state contest.
Advisor to the entrees is Mrs
Aileen Welch of the senior Eng
lish department of the MiltoI
/ School.
Three Speakers To Meet
Faclty Friday Afternoon
With school to dismiss at "a
Friday afternoon, the faculty will
meet in the School Cafeteria t.
hear Mr. Charles r. Harris, Della
ware State Education Association
Executive Secretary, speak, telling
of the purposes and services o
that organization, and how tn
association contributes to the wei
fare of school personnel and pro
notes quality education.
Also to speaker will be Mr.. Viii.
liam T. Best, Republican. aspirant
for the office of Representative OF
the Tenth Election District, who
will review his experiences as a
representative in the Legislature
and tell of future school legisla-
ton.
The third speaker will be Mr.
Ernest NJ. Jefferson, Democrat, as
pirant for the office of Representa-
tive of the Tenth Election Dis
trict, who seeks election to the
Legislature for the first time, Mr.
Jefferson will comment on the
Delaware State Education Asso-
citation booklet. Know Your State
Legislative Candidates.
A period of questions, COM
ments, and announcements will
follow, plus social hour during
which refreshments will be serv-
ed
The meeting will get under way
at 2:50 and dismiss at 4:40.
American Education Week
To Be Observed
Next week throughout the Ma
tiOn will be observed as "Ameri-
can Education Week"
Parents, patrons, school board
members are invited to visit the
school during the week
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 an
assembly program will be given
in the auditorium, sponsored by
the tenth grade English class stu
dents who have been studying
Shakespeare. Mrs Mary Morgan
faculty member who visited Avon
on-Strafford and attended the
Shakespeare Theatre there during
the summer, will tell of her visit
and show pictures of her travels
in England. A window display ol
articles made in England and
brought back by Mrs. Morgan will
be arranged for the week in the
display cases in the foyer.
Milton Represented At State
Future HOmemakers Meeting
Miss Sara Lou Dill, state presi
dent, Future Homemakers of Am.
erica, and Milton School senior
and Cheryl Johnson, local organi
cation president, and members De
lores Green and Joann Owens, with
Mrs. Mildred S. Whiteside, Miltor
School home economics teacher
and Mrs. Grace Shockley, schoo
librarian, attended the annua
state Future Homemakers Associ
ation meeting, last Saturday at ths
University of Delaware.
The guest speaker was Mis-.
Dorothy Emerson. University o.
MARYLAND who conducted q work.