Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-29
Milford High
School News

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TENDER %. and went down TO a
27-7 defeat. The Raiders. a vet
eran crew that posted a o. record
in 1860, rallied in the second half
to score four touchdowns TO wipe
out a 10 deficit.
The Bucs scored when Steve
Cunning Scooped up a loose ball
and scampered As years for a
touchdown. Bill Stayton added the
point after the touchdown to put
the locals ahead 10. The Milford
defense held the Cambridge eleven
in check until midway in the third
quarter when a tumble on fourth
down set up a Raider" score. "A
blocked kick set up the second
score and for all practical purposes
iced" the game.
The reserves played the better
part of the fourth quarter and
gave up two touchdowns. Milford
had great difficulty moving the ball
against the heavier Cambridge de-
Tense.
The Milford High Junior Var
sity football squad lost its open
ing game on Monday to Wicomico
High School of Salisbury, Mary
land. The Junior BUGS lost out on
several scoring opportunities by
fumbling The Junior Varsity squad
is composed of members of the
Sophomore Glass and is coached
by Mr.. Robert Shevock. The next
game will be played on Tuesday,
October 8, in the high school sta
dunn. ST. Andrews will be the op-
ponents.
The Junior High School foot
ball season will open on Wednes-
day, October 4, when Milford jour-
neys to Seaford for a $3.50 game.
The locals. coached by Bob Rankin
and Herbert Koon, will play a
seven-game schedule which is as
follows:
Wed. Oct. 4-Seaford-Away
Wed, Oct. 11-Smyrna-Away
Wed, Oct. 1S-Caesar Rodney-Away
Wed, Oct. 25-LaurelHome
Wed, Nov. S-Millsboro-Home
Wed, Nov. 15-Dov. Air Base Home
(Tentative)
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Grades 9-12 elected representatives
to the Student Council last week.
Bach homeroom is representa- by
two representatives and two alter
mates.
The officers were elected last
spring and are: PreSident-Bob
Burris, Vice-President-M Lou
Landlord. Treasurer-John Burris,
Co-secretaries- Corder and
Carol Dobson
The representatives are as fol-
lows: Bud Belts. Debbie Belts,
Jean Clendaniel, Wayne Davis. JOY
&c Gilmore. Bill Haughey, A. Robt.
Masten, Carole Isaacs, Douglas
Phillips, Linda Locates, Jerry Rob
bins, Linda Lynch. John Tribbitt,
jeanne Pringle. Ann Rosenzweig,
Diana Rogers. Mary Ellen Webb,
Lyle Tyrell, David Argo. Norma
Jean Bennett. Donna Fischer. Geo
Draper, Bonnie Hoey. David Ken
ton, Carol Kline. Charles Mosley
Jacalyn Pendleton, Howard Shock
ley. Dona West. Henry Vinyard.
James Belts, Barbara Clendaniel.
Allan Dallas, Rachel Grier. Rich
ard Jerread, Mary HudecZ, Chester
Long. Kay Mercer, Greg Wilson.
Lama Sharp, Brice Corder. Gin
ny Boyce. Jack Friedman, Norma
Hopkins. Ethel Messick, Dan Mas
ten, Howard Webb and Helene
Western.
The alternates are as follows:
Wayne Bunting. Diane Billings.
Wanda Donovan, Matt Dill, Peggy
Fitchett, Randy Holland. Harvey
Leighty, Virginia Hobbs. Frank
Mood. Harriet Lynch. John Smith.
Mary Mazza, Burton Walius. Shar-
on Murphy, Carol Tebbens, Wanda
Savage, Gerrie Wheatley, Susan
Willis. Gary Clendaniel. JoAnn
Collins, Anne Hickman, Greg Hall.
Lois Jester, John Johnson, Ellen
Kunkle, Frank McClung, Dietra
Rulings, Richard Rosker, Terry
Vernotico, Alan Timmons, Curtis
Galloway, Elsie Clendaniel. Mark
Hit, Mary Headley. Ted Lewis.
Sharon Kirby, Donald Mears, Cher
VI Morris. Jay Sipple. Lorraine vii
liams. Don Currey. Beverly Argo,
Bob Kirby. Elaine Isaacs, Donna
Lynch. Russell Smith Russell
Wright, and Ruth Yerkes.
Cafeteria Menu
October to 6, 1861
Milk
Hot Dogs
Baked Beans
Celery and Carrot Sticks
Baked Apples
Tuesday
Milk
Meat Loaf
Whipped Potatoes
Peas
Bread and Butter
Cherry Cake
Wednesday
Milk
Chicken Soup
Assorted Sandwiches
Pineapple Cream Pudding with
peanut butter topping) or
Fresh Fruit
Thursday
Milk
Baked Meat Pie
Cut Green Beans
Bread and Butter
Pudding or Fruit
Friday
Milk
Tuna Fish Salad
Scalloped Potatoes
Lima Beans
Corn Bread and Butter