Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24
FELTON, School News

Through the courtesy of the
Board of Game e. Fish Commission
of Delaware the elementary grades
of the FELTON, School were alerted
TO the wild life activities in marsh
Lands. On Wednesday morning,
March 18th. a movie on the Con-
servation of Marsh Lands was
shown TO the children. During the
day several fourth grade pupils
visited various rooms TO give fur
ther explanation concerning the
stuffed specimens of birds and
animals. also provided by the Com
mission. The activities and habits
OF the blue goose were presented
by Cathy Hohorst: the ring necked
duck by Virginia Killen: the mall
lard duck by Jane Roland and the
muskrat by Christina Phelps. This
sponsored by the 4th grades in
their social studies unit on Della
ware Through the Years.
The 4th grade members of MIS-
Grace Collisions class recently COM
pleted a mural depicting the story
of various types of houses through
out the world. an outgrowth OF
their study in English.
Our class recently welcomed
back Tim VanBenthuysen after an
absence of three weeks due to a
tonsilectomy.
Grace p. Collision
4th Grade
Kenneth Reed. of Lester. Penn
sylyania, has Joined Miss Grace
Hastings fifth grade.
The &c science class recently
held class Science Fair. Many in
teresting projects were exhibited.
Each member OF the class entered
at least one project in the contest.
The exhibit entered by Bruce Bid
die was judged best in the Fair.
Bruce's display consisted of neat.
well constructed exhibit of leaves
and twigs from trees which grow
in our area. A. well-written de-
scription OF each tree accompanied
each leaf
The seventh grade Home Econo-
mics class is enjoying cooking very
much and has been practicing at
home.
Mrs. H0horst's ninth and tenth
grade Home Economics girls have
started sewing projects.
The Juniors are planning an
elaborate Junior and Senior Ban
quet and Prom. The committee
members are as follows: Decorat-
ing James Reed. Chairman; Ar
lene DeLong. Lillian Casper. Kathe-
leen Anderson. Judy Reible. Vir-
ginia Green. Claire Hrupsa, jeanne
Stayton. Josephine McCloskey, Ann
Holiday, John Beebe. James Tor
bert, George Rawding. Albert
Gerard, Bill O'Day and Elneta
Tatman.
Lights John Beebe. Chairman;
James Reed. Albert Gerard. James
Torbert, George Rawding. and Bill
O'Day.
Banquet Judy Reible, Chairman;
James Reed. Curtis Webb, George
Rawding. Albert Gerard, James
Torbert, Ann Holiday. Elneta Tat
man. Kathleen Anderson, and Bill
O'Day.
Tickets and Bids Josephine Nc
Closkey.
The Seniors appointed a Faculty
Gift Committee for the Junior and
Senior Banquet. Novelties appro-
pirate for the individual faculty
members attending will be pre-
sented by Robert Edwards. Presi-
dent of the Senior class. Others
serving on the committee are
George Nabb, Danilou McGinness.
Joyce Kemp. Harold Frazier. and
Kenneth Jones.
The Basketball Banquet was held
March IL at the Hub Restaurant.
The girls and boys basketball
&, teams, their coaches. cheerleaders.
their advisor. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry.
and three members of the school
Board accompanied by their wives
attended this annual event.
Gold bars were given TO Ralph
Bell. Robert Edwards. Earl Wal
ters, and Richard Hurd. Letters
were given to William Green,
George Nabb. and Tom Williams.
Certificates were given to Nelson
Link. Micheal Harrington, James
Miller, George Reible. Sam Lud-
low, Arthur McCullen. and Norman
Dill. In the 9th grade; certificates
we're given to David Wood, Will
liam Barr, william Young, James
Blades, Ronald Draper. and man
ayers, Francis Tribbitt and Mike
Stathem.
The following basketball girls
received gold bars. Carole Wright,
Joyce Louise Mcdowell, Barbara
POstles. and Josephine McCloskey.
Phyllis Baker, Marsha Belts.
Ernestine Tribbitt. Claire Hrupsa,
and Anna Marie Boone received
letters for their participation. Irene
Sony. Charlotte Wyatt, and Louise
Farrow received certificates.
CheerIeaders who received let
ters we're Kathy Robbins, Brenna
Blunt, Carolyn Hoff, Kathleen o.
Day, and Ruth Weinberg. For their
second year Carolyn Warner, Susan
Roland, and Judy Reible received
silver pins. Gold pins for three
years were given to Virginia Green
and Claire Hrupsa. For their forth
and last year Ernestine TrlbDitt.
Phyllis Baker, Marsha Belts, and
Noreen Blunt received geld medals.
Menu:
Mon. Frankfurters on roll, Baked
beans, Milk. Peaches.
Tues. Beef vegetable stew, Cut
green beans. Milk. Apple sauce.
Wed. Barbecue hamburg on roll
Succotash. Milk, Fruit or pie.
The FELTON, FLA. Chapter VIII
hold their annual parent and son
banquet Friday evening March "a
at $3.50 pm. in the school cafeteria.
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