Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

Pole vault - First (tie) Sharp
and Fisher. MHS: third. Cunning,
MHS. Height-10' g..
The Junior High squad was
dumped by the Indians of WIS by
score of 351s to 17la.
School Calendar
Wednesday. April 12-Track -
Caesar Rodney--Away
Thursday. April l3-Lions Ban
quet for basketball teams. $3.50 p.
m. Avenue Methodist Church.
Baseball Georgetown - Home.
Softball--Georgetown-Home.
Friday, April 14-Senior High
Band Concert. Junior Glass meet
ing.
Saturday, April 15-Band Boos-
ters Chicken and Dumping Sup
per-High School Cafeteria-4: 80
TO 1880 p. m.
Monday, April IL - Baseball
Laurel-Away. Softball-Laurel-
Away
Wednesday. April 10 Junior
High Assembly Antrim Bu-
reau Presentation "Falconry." Sen
ior High Assembly-Speaker. DIR.
Bob Jones. Track-Wicomico-Sea-
-ford-Home. Arts Festival.
Thursday. April 30-Arts Festi--
val Baseball-Lewes-Home.
Friday, April 21-State Police
talks TO Driver Ed Students.
Monday. April "a - Baseball =
Smyrna-Home. Softball-Seaford
Home.
Thursday. April 27-Track-Eas-
ton-Home Baseball-W Wicomico-
Home.
Bveeonefses cholk Up
Excellent Season
The Milford High School Girls
Varsity Basketball Team ended
their record breaking 1861 season
with 10 wins and losses. The
confidence and team work exhibit
ed in the girls spirited playing was
the key to their court success. The
girls broke all previous scoring
records with their 1924 Middle
town slaughter. Throughout the
entire season the Buccanettes
played four games with scores of
so or over. Obviously a successful
team requires a united team effort
as well as individual excellence.
Special recognition must be given
to the outstanding girls on the
squad:
Kitchens total points. .171s, av-
erage l5.5. -ss.
vernotico -total points. ia; av-
erage 1903.
Taylor-totaI points 100; aver
welch-t total points rs; average
7Os.
Burris-total rebounds rs; av-
erage.7.s.
Betts-total rebounds so; aver
age 5.5.
Vileisis-total rebounds 81; av-
erage Az.
Kirby-total rebounds 80; aver
age 80.
These girls deserve much cred
il for their fine season totals which
reflect the general ability of the
entire team. Much credit must be
extended to team coach. Mrs.
George Manlove, who worked un-
ceasingly with the girls. Together
they have proved that while per-
lection may be an impossibility,
teamwork, skill. and long hours
of practice are very effective on
the court Congratulations, girlsi
The j. V. team enjoyed a very
successful season with 9-2 total.
Under the skillful coaching of Miss
Cornelia Shaw, the girls played
one of the finest j. V. seasons on
record. Congratulations are in
store for these girls, who will
make excellent Varsity players in
the future.
Festival Of fhe Arts
The parents and patrons of the
Lulu NJ. Ross and Lakeview Ele-
mentary Schools and the Lakeview
Junior-Senior High Schools are
invited TO visit the first annual
Festival of the Arts" in the high
school gymnasium between 1900
and 1000 p. m. on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. April 19 and
20. The students in the Art, In
dustrial Arts, Home Economics,
and other classrooms will have on
display exhibits of projects COM
pleted during the present school
year.
In addition, the first issue of
the ~Mispillion Light" will be pub
lished. This magazine will include
poems. short stories. and plays
done by the students during the
year. A feature OF the Festival
of the Arts" will be tape record
ings of the various musical organ
izations and speech groups in the
schools. Pictures OF the partici-
pants have been made ard slides
will be shown while the recordings
are being played.
In order to make this COM
munity affair, local artists In the
Milford area are being asked to
display some of their paintings. II
is hoped that this will be the first
OF many efforts to coordinate the
activities of the school and COM
munity
INDUCTION PROGRAM
Nofionol Junior Honor Society
Wednesday. April II. 1851
Professional Everett Bennett
Al.