Milford chronicle., 1961-01-20
FELTON, School News
Felton High school News:


cipated in the All-Eastern High
School Chorus which presented a
concert before an audience Of sew
eral thousand music teachers at
their convention in Washington d..
c. She was selected by addition in
competition with students from
Connecticut. Delaware. District of
Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Mass
achusetts, New Jersey, New Hamp-
shire, New York, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island. and Vermont.
The chorus was conducted by
William l.. Dawson from Tuskegee
Institute, Tuskegee, Alabama. Four
hundred voices were blended to-
gether TO form the chorus.
Miss Kemp is senior at FELTON,
High School and is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Biddle. She
was also in the All-Eastern Chorus
and Delaware All-State Band in
1860.
Mr.. M. Ross Evans, the FELTON,
School music teacher, attended the
convention on Saturday, Sunday,
and Monday.
Margaret Chambers, a senior,
was elected by the members OF the
senior class and faculty to receive
the OAR. Good Citizenship Award.
Margaret is an honor student, a
member of the band and chorus. a
members of Girls State, and active
In committee affairs. She has en-
tered the State Good Citizenship
contest.
On Thursday, January IL, four
exchange Students from Milford
Student Council visited our school,
We were very pleased TO have these
visitors. On Friday, four seniors
from the FELTON, Student Council,
Robert Edwards, Paul Cauik, Peggy
Chambers, and Marsha Belts, visit
ed Milford School.
Addition Teacher For High School:
To provide for increased enroll
ment, Mrs. Jean Boyd Gunnells OF
Wyoming, Delaware. has been en-
ployed to teach high school English
and mathematics. She holds a
bachelors degree from West Ches-
ter State College and previously
taught in Lansdale, Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Gunnells was graduated from
Caesar Rodney high school in 1856,
when she was very active in dance
and dramatics clubs and activities
of the Future Teachers of America.
Boys Varsity Basketball News:
On Tuesday evening the Delmar
Team came to FELTON,. FELTON, won
this close game by score of 43-41.
Ralph Bell was high scorer for Eel
ton with 13 points, while Freddie
Mitchell for Delmar was high scor-
er with IA points.
On Friday, January 13, the FELTON,
Team went to Harrington. Harring-
ton won this game by score OF
55-46 Roberts was high scorer for
FELTON, with 13 points, while George
Pfeiffer was high scorer for Harr-
ington with % points.
On January 20, FELTON, will play
Millsboro at home. On January "a
FELTON, will play Delmar at Delmar.
In the League standing, FELTON,
Is now in third place with 8 wins
and one loss.
FELTON, Girls Have Record OF 2-2:
The FELTON, devilettes won over
Harrington Friday night 1925.
This brings their conference record
to two wins and two losses.
The other win was over ufv1n-
wood 1928. The losses came at the
hands of Bridgeville, 1926, and
Delmar, 37-39.
Josephine McCloskey leads in the
scoring column with total of SO
points for four games. Barbara
-Postles has point total of 80, for
a 9.75 average. Claire Hrupsa has
IL points for 3 games.
The fine defensive play of Joyce
Mcdowell, Carole Wright, and
Phyllis Baker, has done much to
make the FELTON, girls click. Other
players who have seen considerable
action are Anne Boone, Marsha
Belts. Charlotte Wyatt, and Ernes-
tine Tribbitt.
Howard f. Henry and Charles A.
Hoff. Supervising Principal and
High School Principal respectively,
will attend a demonstration and
conference on the newest instruct
ional machines at Dover on jan
uary Is.
Many new electronic devices and
the latest models of audiovisual
aids will be shown to leading edu-
Gators of the state in the new Dover
High School auditorium. Along
with these demonstrations, some
of the outstanding pioneers in the
new educational methods will de-
monstrate the uses of this equip
ment in the modern classroom.
School Menu:
Monday: Frankfurter on roll,
Baked beans or Sauer Kraut, Milk,
Apple sauce.
Tuesday: Beef vegetable stew,
Cut green beans. Milk, Rice pud-
ding. Bread and butter.
Wednesday: Submarine sandwich,
Buttered peas and Carrots, Milk,
Bananas.
Thursday: Baked ham, Buttered
cabbage or Potato salad, Milk,
Fruit or Pie, Bread and Butter.
Friday: Barbecued hamburg.
Baked beans, Milk, Fruit cup.
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