Milford chronicle., 1961-10-13
FELTON, School News
Classes OrganiZed:

All of the classes have now been
organized. Officers of the senior
class are: President, Mary Ellen
Sharpnack; Vice-President. Judy
Reible; Secretary. Lillian Casper;
and Treasurer, William O'Day.
The juniors have elected; Presi-
dent, Carolyn Warner: Vice-Presi-
dent, Donald Cohee: Secretary,
Ruth Weinberg; and Treasurer,
Sandi Walls.
Sophomore officers are: Presi-
dent. Carolyn Hoff: Vice-President,
Virginia Green: Secretary. Ruth
Ann Gerard: and Treasurer, Ralph
Thompson.
Freshmen officers for the COM
ing year are: President, William
Young; Vice-President, Tommy
O'Day; Secretary, David Morris;
and Treasurer, James Wyatt.
Yearbook Staff:
Once again this year the senior
class plans to present the 1867
yearbook. The staff has been elect
ed and are under way working extra
staff includes Kathleen Anderson,
Editor; Lillian Casper, Treasurer;
and William O'Day, Business Man
ager. Others working with them are
Albert Gerardi Carol Van Ness,
Claire Hrupsa. and Sylvia Knox.
Student Council Elects:
AT an election held September %.
the students of the FELTON, High
School elected the following Off
icers for the student council. Judy
Reible, captain of the Junior Var
sity Cheerleaders and vice-presi-
dent of the senior class. was elect
ed president of the student council.
Susan Roland from the junior class.
was elected vice-president. The
new treasurer is Carolyn Hoff.
sopomore. James Blades from the
freshmen class was elected secre-
tary.
Dances To Be Held:
Two dances will be held within
the next two weeks from 1880 to IL
in the school cafeteria. The classes
holding them are the freshmen
class on Friday. October 13 and the
junior class on Friday, October ~.
Library News:
The library is proud to announce
the addition of new set OF Dlcton-
aries of American Biographies TO
its reference shelves. These dictlon-
aries. published by Scribner's Sons.
contain biographies of Americans
who have contributed in some way
to the country's history.
Faculty To Be Guests:
The faculty of FELTON, High School
will be the guests of the FELTON,
Avon Club on Wednesday, October
Is. The purpose of the tea and re-
ception is TO honor the staff of the
local school and extend a welcome
TO new teachers of the school.
News In The Way OF Science.
The ninth grade has been collect
ing insects as project for science
class. Each student was required to
have ten insects labelled with the
common names. In the "a ciass'
Patty Warren, won first: Francis
Tribbitt. second; Peggy Hates and
James Mcfarland tied for third;
and David Wood. Elsie Tribbitt, and
lanes Blades tied for fourth place.
In the 9B section. Rebecca Tatman
won first; Barbara Jefferson, sec
ond: Elizabeth Yocum and Sannra
Stubbs tied for third; and Thelma
Rorton. fourth place. The 81 sec
ton also collected insects. In this
group Roy Dill won first; Robert
belong. second; Charles hayes
third: and Carl Barr, fourth.
Some of the insects of interest
were the ferocious looking assass-
in bug. the rhinoceros beetle, ana
the mole cricket which is not 100
common in this part of the country.
Menu for Week OF Oct. l6-2V
Monday Frankfurter on roll
baked beans or sour kraut. milk
peaches.
Tuesday Baked ham. buttered
cabbage. milk, bread and butter
chocolate pudding.
Wednesday Chicken vegetable
pie. buttered cut beans, milk, breao
and butter, cherries.
Thursday Barbecue hamburg on
hun. home style baked beans, milk
plums. >.
Friday Cream beef gravy. candi-
ed carrots, milk, bread and butter
fruit. cup.