Milford chronicle., 1962-12-07

dren's teachers following the pro-
gram.
Music Department
The FELTON, School Music De-
partment will present its Annual
Christmas Concert on Thursday
evening, December 13 at 8 pm, in
the school auditorium The con-
cert will feature the High School
Chorus, School Dance Band, n d
the High School Band.
The High School Chorus will
sing while BY My Sleep" "Carol
of the Drum" Carol of the Rus
sian Children. and Silver Bells. .
The School Dance Band will
play Jersey Bounce" Embrace
able YOU" and Beyond the Blue
Horizon"
The High School Band will play
"The Messiah" 'Echo-Song," "a
Christmas Festival" Christmas
March," white Christmas" "T h e
Syncopated Clock" and ''The Kill
ties March"
The Chorus will be directed by
Mrs. Janet Parker and Mr.. NJ. Ross
Evans will direct the bands.
Tickets will be sold at the door
which will open at 1880 pm. The
Music Boosters Club will sell re-
freshments after the program.
The Junior Band will play con-
cert at the December P. T. A.
meeting on Monday evening Dec.
10.
The High School Band will per-
form in a Christmas Parade at
Seaford, Delaware at l pm. on
Saturday afternoon December Is.
They will also perform a program
at the FELTON, Fire Hall that same
Saturday evening at z pm. for the
arrival of Santa Claus in FELTON,.
The firemen invite all youngsters
to attend to see and meet Santa
Claus.
Athletics
The girls basketball team of Fell
ton High School has been chosen
for 1962-63. They will open their
season against the Alumni girls on
December 21. Those on the F. H. S.
team are: Charlotte Wyatt, Louise
Farrow, Jean Farrow, Hazel Far
row, Rebecca Tatman, Faye Kill
len, Betty Davidson, Karen Cline,
Mary Ellen Faulkner, Debbie Shu-
mar. Shirley Griffith, anne
Green, Yvonne Carter, Sylvia
Conklin, Joan Wright, and IN
Poynter.
Agricultural Dept.
On Wednesday evening the Fell
ton Chapter, Future Farmers Of
America, were hosts to the State
F. f. A. Leadership Training Con-
ference and Banquet. This con
ference was attended by the local
chapter officers from all F. F. A.
chapters in the state and h e r
advisors. The purpose Of this con-
ference was to give these young
men training in leadership SO that
they may better lead their own
local organization Guests at t h e
banquet, which was prepared most
ably by the FELTON, p. T. A. Asso-
citation and served by several
charming young ladies of the Eel
ton School, were DR.. Howard E.
Henry. Supervising Principal OF
FELTON, School, Mr. Charles "A. Hoff,
High School Principal. Mr.. Virgil
farrell, chairman of the Board OF
School Trustees, Mr.. L. Robbins
Webb. National Dairy Product s.
Corporation, and Mr.. Ralph Bar
wick, professor of Agricultural Ed
ucation at the University of Della
ware DR.. Henry was presented
with a citation for his support Of
the Agricultural Education Pro
gram of the state.
Mr. Melvin c. Luff, vocational
agricultural instructor Of F e. | on
High School, attended the annual
Interstate Milk Producers Cooper
ative Convention at the Benjamin
Franklin Hotel in Philadelphia on
Thursday. This meeting was at
tended by dairy farmers and coun-
ty agents, representatives of t h e
various agricultural colleges a n d
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