Milford chronicle., 1961-11-24
FELTON, School News
Junior and Senior Play

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The Juniors and Seniors will
| present 1.-THE Mikado'', Pact
musical comedy. 1t will be held
in the FELTON, High School Audi
torium on November 80 and De-
cember /, 1861. Curtain time is
500 p. m. Reserved seats are
$100, children under 13 years of
age is soc, and general admission
is 75c. Everybody is cordially in
vited to come.
Preliminary Construction
Work Begins
The frame building used for an
industrial arts shop since 1949
has been moved to new location
west of the Vo-Ag shop. Temper
airy arrangements for heat, light,
ard power will be used for the
remainder of the school year. The
new industrial arts shop will be
built in the area being vacated
The old building was originally
warehouse for the State Depart
ment of Public instruction in Do
yer and later served as a rural
school building in Sussex Coun-
ty.
Work towards preparation of ad-
ditional property for playground
use has progressed rapidly in the
past two weeks Trees have been
cleared from the low area adjoin-
ing the tiled ditch, and thousands
of cubic yards of dirt have been
used to fiji this depression which
runs through the school property.
Additional tile and drains must be
installed before final grading can
be carried out. Meanwhile, the
area north of the ditch will be us
ed for playground purposes to in
sure the safety of pupils while
construction work is in progress.
Solid Geometry Class
Mrs. Harrington and her 18th
grade Solid Geometry Glass. Will
liam O'Day, James Reed, and Cur
tbs Webb, paced on exhibit some
of their geometry work in one of
the new display cabinets The ex-
hibit consisted of Space Spiders,
which demonstrated trihedral
angles and the points in space.
Also shown were solid geome-
trio figures in perspective, the con-
struction plans of these figures,
and the models of these figures.
SENIOR CELEBRITIES
William Mccullough
July ), 1914
William, known to his fellow
students as Bill, is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. William R. Mccullough
of Felton,, Delaware
Last year, Bill helped with the
prom decorations. This year he is
stagehand for the play.
He has served three years in the
F. F. A. The first year he was
greenland, second year he was
vice president, and this year he
is president of F. F. A.
This year he is a safety patrol
and hall monitor
He is an agriculture student
He plans to be a future farmer.
Basketball Practice
Candidates for Girls Basket
ball team reported for practice
and the following girls were chos-
en- as members of this years Girls
basketball Team: Josephine Nc
Closkey, Anna Boone, Pat Hill,
Beverly Edwards, Jeanie Farrow,
Louise Farrow. Irene Sony. Linda
Shellman, jeanne Sullivan, Mary
f. Faulkner, Diane Killen, Sandra
Stuhbs. Elizabeth Yocum, Sylvia
Conkfin. Judy Reed. Claire Hrup-
sa, Charlotte Wyatt, Margaret
WoOten. Rebecca Tatman. Sara
Davidson and Elizabeth Yocum.
Menu from November % Through
December 2
Monday: Frankfurter on roll,
sauer kraut or baked beans, milk,
bread and butter, cherries.
Tuesday: Baked ham. buttered
cabbage or potato salad, milk,
bread and butter, peach pudding.
Wednesday: Chill con carne,
tossed salad. milk, bread and but
ter, apple salad.
Thursday: Turkey pie, buttered
milk, bread and butter,
fruit or pie.
Friday: Baked fish fillet, cole
slaw, milk, bread and butter, fruit
jello.