Milford chronicle., 1961-10-27

The Honor Roll for the first six
weeks was also distributed, an
nouncing placement by students as
follows:
Gold Star (An A's): Aileen
Webb, seventh grade; Delig h t
Hill, tenth grade; Sandra Walls,
tenth grade.
A honor Roll Can A average):
Stella Donovan, senior; Katherine
Herbert, Fay Murray. and Linda
Warrington, juniors; James Hitch
ems, Patricia Hughes, Barbara Le-
Gates, Vicki Murawski and Rich
ard Passwaters, sophomores, Da-
vid Dutton, Mary M. Ch e e r,
Georganne Lehman, Diane Mill
man, Jane Shockley and Mary C.
Weber, freshmen; Michael Buck
ley, Darlene Akerly, Nancy Cliff
ton, Kay Kitchens, and Carol Ann
Mills, eighth grade: Donald Tuck
er, Norma Jackson, Nancy Shock
ley, Susan Stuchlik, Mellisa Will
kerson and William T. Jones, Jr.
B Honor Roll: Vickie Hazard,
Norma Kitchens, Janice Kramer,
Barbara Millman, Joyce Parker
and Barbara Workman, seniors !;
Patsy Carroll and Ellen Hutchins,
juniors; Ida H. Boyce, Edna Jones
and Beverly Waugerman, sopho-
mores; Michael Shapiro and Bev-
erly Reed, freshmen; Wayne Ar
go, John Beheler, William Cor
drey, John Dickerson, Kenneth
Millman, Robert Murawski, Ar
thur Schirmer, Pamela Bounds,
Charlotte Burnham, Gloria Hutch
ins, Nancy West, Charles Warning
ton, Carol Tucker, and W ayne
Brenneman; Lois Clendaniel, Hell
en- Lockwood, 10 Carol Sposato,
Linda Steen, Wayne Robinson, Da-
vid Webb and Beverly Lynch, 18th
grade.
American Education Week to be
Observed:
Beginning Sunday, November s.
and continuing through Saturday
November IL, American Educa-
ton Week" will be observed in
Milton School and Community The
purpose of the observance is to in
form every American how impor-
tant. the role of education plays
and each ones personal response
bility toward the local institution
Invitation is extended to each par
ent and interested patron to visit
the school during the week They
will see new teaching methods, the
children's attentiveness in class
meet the teachers, and observe the
schools schedule Parents and pa
irons will also see the new school
construction in progress, including
a new elementary classroom, ele-
mentary school workshop, and the
new gymnasium. On Thursday o1
the week, assembly will be held
at 2:45
Year Book to go on Sale:
"The 1862 Clipper, Milton
Schools Year Book, will go or
sale during the week of Monday
through Friday, Oct. 80 through
Nov. 3rd. Sales will be held dur
ing the period before classes in
the morning and during the lunch
hour. The total cost will be $3.50
a deposit of $3.50 or $500 being
required during the week. The
weeks special sale will give th
purchaser opportunity to have his
name imprinted on the cover fo1
fifty cents instead of the later
price of seventy-five cents.
! Sympathy is extended to Webster
Jefferson upon the recent death OF
his brother, George R. Jefferson OF
Snow Hill, Md Services were held
on Sunday afternoon at p. m in
the Clay E. Denis Fueral Home
Mr.. Jefferson, long distance
truck driver, was a veteran OF
World War II and is the son OF
the late Arthur and Estella Jeff
erson in Milton. He was AZ and had
been i'll for sometime.
| Surviving are his wife, Mrs
Grace B. jefferson of Snow Hill
| two daughters, Mrs. Gerald Hud-
son of Hurlock and Miss Nina Ray
jefferson at home; a son, George
| r. Jefferson of ElIendale and five
grandchildren. There are also two
sisters, Mrs. Amos Burrows of Re-
| hoboth, Md, and Mrs. Roland Pur-
nell of Dover, as well as the
brother, Webster jefferson of Mil
ton.
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