Milford chronicle., 1961-06-16

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John o. Donovan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham Dill, Mrs. Davis Hazard,
Mrs. Ration Webb, Mrs. Foster Pep
per, Mrs. Arthur Wagamon, and
Mrs. Thomas Zelensky.
Milton Consolidate School will
be represented at the nineteenth
Delaware Girls State to be held
in Dover at Wesley College, Mon
day thru Friday. June 26 through
30, by two junior girls who are
Norma Elaine Kitchens and Ellen
Burton Wagamon.
Norma is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Kitchens, R.D.I. Mil
ton. An Honor Roll student she is
cheerleader, secretary of the F.
H.A. and on the softball team.
The second Girls State represen-
tative will be Ellen Burton Waga-
mon, daughter of Mrs. Arthur Wag-
anon and the late Arthur Waga-
mon. She was elected May Queen,
member of the National Honor
airy Society. president, The Press
Club, member. FILA. and plays
softball
Milton Consolidated School will.
be represented at Boys State to be
held at Wesley College, Dover,
Monday through Friday, June 26
thru 80, by Christopher James
Lank, junior student, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Lank, RID. /.
Young Lank has participated in
baseball three years, basketball
one year, cross country track, two
years, and in Junior Red Cross
one year. He is current Methodist
Youth President. District No. 6, and
All Club vice president.
The second representative from
Milton will be Gerald Bruce Mill
| man. junior student, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Millman, Glendale
Young Millman plays on the var
s1ty baseball team, varsity basket
ball team, and a member of The
Press Club and the Projectionist
Club. He is member of the Goshen
Methodist Sunday School and chur.
ch, and active in the M.Y.F
With the closing of Milton Con.
solidated School on Thursday, an.
nouncement was made of those stu.
dents who achieved an average O
80 or above for the school year az
follows:
Seniors: Carlyn Clifton, Sara
Lou Dill, and Carole Ann Pepper
Juniors: Stella Donovan, Norm;
Kitchens, Janice Kramer, Eller
Wagamon.
Sophomores; Patricia Carroll,
Linda Warrington.
Freshmen; Gary Beall, Delight
Hill. Robert Kitchens. Patricia Hu
ghes. Barbara Locates, Beverly
Waugerman.
Eighth Grade; Diane Millman.
Seventh Grade; Bonnie Donovan
Members of the faculty of Miltor
Consolidated School who will spenC
the summer in study are Miss Nan.
cy Z. Blake. girls athletic instruc,
tor. who will continue study for g
masters degree at the summer ses.
/ sion of the University of North
/ Carolina.
Mr.. Robert Edgerton, boys ath-
letic coach, will attend the first &
second summer sessions at the East
Carolina State College, Greenville
! North Carolina.
Mrs. Mary Morgan. business Ed
ucation Teacher. and sponsor OF
The Clipper Log the junior SEN
ior high Press Club project will at
tend Pennsylvania State University
University Park. Pennsylvania, July
30 to August 10. where she will
be member of the fellowship for
study in journalism. awarded by
The Newspaper Fund of the Wall
Street Journal.
Teachers who will take extensive
trips will be Mrs. Betty Schmertz-
Ter, Business Education Teacher
who with her husband, Mr.. Emory
| SchmertZler, and two sons, will
take inland water trips to Ocean
City, Maryland. Chincoteague Bay
Virginia, and spend a week at the
High Winds Club" on the Assatea-
que Bay. They will also go to Can.
ada via Michigan. and return by the
east coast line.
Mrs. Sara Lockwood, seconC
grade teacher. her husband, NJ
Howard Lockwood, and children
Donald and Helen. will go on 4
fishing trip to Cape Hatteras, Nortf
Carolina, leaving June 8, for one
week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shivelhood will
take a sightseeing trip to N e "
York City Monday through Satur.
day, June 10 through "a
Mrs. Mildred S. Whiteside, Home
Economics Teacher. her husband
Mr.. Harold Whiteside. sixth grade
teacher, and their son Custer, a ser