Milford chronicle., 1961-10-20
Milford High
School News

All Milford Special School Dis
trict Schools will be closed Thurs
day and Friday. October 26 ard 81,
to permit teachers to attend the
Annual Delaware State Teachers
Association meeting which is be-
ing held in Wilmington.
Report Cards Due
The first six-weeks marking
period Of the 1961-62 school term
ended on Friday, October 13. Re-
port cards are in the process Of
being marked and will be distri-
buted or Monday, October %. The
cards are due back in the home
rooms on Wednesday, October %.
Parents Night
The first Parents Night of the
school term for the JuniOr-Senior
High School will be hel don Tues
day, October "a, beginning at 700
| p. m. Parents may meet with
their children's teachers to dis
cuss their child's progress.
ID. s. f. A. Convention
The Schools of the Milford Spe-
| Cldl pCliOOl bIStl lCl w III DC Slo0Su
on Thursday and Friday, October
26 and q, so that teachers may
attend the d. S. +. A. Convention
in Wilmington.
Chicken and Dumplin' Supper
A chicken and dumplin' supper
will be held on Wednesday, OctO-
ber 25, in the high school cafe
terra for the benefit of the high
school athletic association. Serv-
will end at 500 p. IN. Price of ad
mission S1.25 adults, 75c for chill
dren.
The profits will be used to de-
fray the expenses of the athletic
program. Tickets may be pur-
chased at the door or in advance
from any member of an athletic
team.
Hockey Teams Win
The Girls Hockey teams have
accomplished what the boys teams
have been unable to do thus far
this season-defeat Seaford. The
Varsity turned the trick Az. while
the Junior Varsity squeaked by
I-p. oolD tS1iilo al Z
thus far.
L,wes At Milford
The Lewes High Pirates and
the Milford High Buccaneers viii
do battle in the Milford High
School Stadium on Friday, Octo-
ber 20 The Bucs, beset by injur-
les, have been improving rapidly
since their opening game against
Cambridge and are hopeful of
closing out the season with vic
tories.
National Educational
Development Tests
Ten students have received GER
tificates for their outstanding per-
tional Development Tests. These
tests were given at the school last
March. Recipients include: Gary
w. Aber, Patricia l.. Achorn, Lor-
raine j. Green, Anne Z. Hickman,
Glenn w. Ingram, Ricky A Ros-
ker. Piret Saksen, Clayton H. Ad-
ans, Mary j. Hudecz, and Greg r.
Wilson.
This test will be given again
this coming March. it was an
nounced by A. w. Mcdaniel, guild
ance counselor. Pupils in grades
8 and 10 are urged to register for
this three-hour achievement test
by signing up in the guidance Of
flee. Already 100 ninth graders
and 13 tenth graders have regis
tered This is the last week to
sign up. Test fee is 1925 payable
at the time of testing, Saturday,
March TO-
College Entrance Exam
A college entrance exam design
ed for eleventh graders will be
given at the Milford High School
cafeteria Saturday, October 81, at
900 a. m. Interested pupils in
grade II should inquire at the
guidance office. Eleventh graders
should also register for the Ma
tional Merit Scholarship exam.
This exam will be given Saturday,
March 10
Annual College Night
The Annual College Night to be
held at the Dover High School
win be Monday, November 20. Stu
dents in grades II and II who are
Interested in meeting with rep
resentatives of colleges are to in
quire at the guidance office.
National Junior Honor
Society Elections
The National Junior Honor So
ciety met with Mr.. Hickman. their
advisor. ard elected the following
officers for the school year:
President-Robert A. Masten.
Vice Presidents - Debbie Belts
and Linda Locates.
Secretary-Marsha Short.
Treasurer-Linda Lynch.
Senior Class Elections
The Senior Glass has elected
the following officers for the
school year 1961-62:
President-Brice Corder.
Vice Observation-Disclosures Boyce
observation-disclosures HODkinS