Milford chronicle., 1961-01-20
Additional Gym Seating Provided

Additional Gym Seating Pr0sided
In an attempt to provide seating
for the overflow crowds at basket
ball games in the Lakeview Avenue
gym approximately 100 additional
seats will be available on the stage
The seats will be elevated so as to
give spectators good view OF the
playing floor.
Semester Examinations
The first semester will end on
February l. Semester exams VIII
be given from February 2-7.
Hoopsters Bow To WI Hi $3.50
The Milford High basketball
squad dropped their second game
of the season to charged up
Wicomico Indian 5. The Bucs, out
to avenge the loss suffered last
year to the same team while post
ing 1872 record, fell behind in the
quarter and were never able to
overcome the WiHi lead. The Mil
ford forces suffered a severe blow
when Glenn Kenton was injured IN
the second quarter and had to sit
out the remainder of the game.
The WiHi Indians jumped off to
a 14-10 first quarter lead and in
creased their edge to 1926 at half
time. Several times the Bucs cut
the lead to three points. but were
unable to get the clutch field goal
to go ahead. Going into the final
period the charges of Bill Holsteln
were faced with a seven point de-
ficit. Milforl staged rally to out
score With 1913 in the final canto
but the Indians left the floor in
front by the scores of $3.50.
Larry Sharp scored 16 points for
Milford while Adkins with 16 and
Jones with 13 points paced the Of
fensive efforts of Wicomico.
The game nOn-cOnference al
fair left Milford with a 20 confer
ence record and an overall record
of three wins and two losses.
Science Fair
The second annual Science Fair
will be held in the High School
Gymnasium on Wednesday and
Thursday, March 8 and g. On We'd
nesday evening the entrants will
meet with the judges to discuss
their respective projects. The Fair
will be open to the public during
the day and evening of March 9.
Students in the primary grades
will enter projects dealing with
classroom units in Science, Health
and Nature Study. In the Inter
mediate Grades, Junior High Grades
and Senior High Grades student
projects will be entered Individual
ly or in pairs.
Classifications this year have
been broadened to include not only
the areas of Chemistry, Biology and
Physics, but also Engineering
Electronics and Mathematics.
The National Junior Honor Socie-
ty is offering entry buttons to each
exhibitor and ribbons to the first,
second, third, fourth and fifth place
winners in each division and classi-
fication. ii
Bulldogs Bow To Bucs
The Milford High School Varsity
Basketball Team defeated the North
Caroline Bulldogs on their home
court Tuesday night by an impress
sive 55 to 48 win. The Bucs got off
to a fast start and ended the first
quarter with a four point lead. The
second quarter saw the bulldogs
come from behind to close the per-
iOd in a tie position.
In the third quarter, Larry Sharp
scored four successive baskets that
greatly aided the Milford quintet
to gain IL point advantage. BY
the end of the game, North Caroline
had whitfield this lead to the final
tally.
Tommy Kemp was the top scorer
for the Bucs with 10 points. Larry
Sharp scored IL points and Donnie
Fisher scored 10. Thompson lead
the bulldogs with II points, fol-
lowed by Nier and Coulby with 8
points each.
School Menu:
Monday, Milk, Beef stew. Pota-
toes and Carrots, Cole slaw, Bread
and Butter, Pudding.
Tuesday, Milk, Baked ham, Can
died sweet potato, Buttered peas,
Hot biscuit, Apple sauce.
Wednesday, Milk, Hot dog, Baked
beans, Celery sticks, Apple crisp.
Thursday, Milk, Creamed chicken.
Whipped potatoes, Cut green beans,
Pickle chip, Bread and Butter, Cake.
Friday, Milk, Fish fillet, Potato
chips, Buttered mixed greens, Hot
corn bread, and Butter, Jello.