Milford chronicle., 1962-11-02
Milford Hiqh
School News

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All Milford Special School Dis
trict Schools will be closed Tues
day, November 6, 1862, Election
Day.
Recently DR.. George r. Miller
Jr., State Superintendent OF
Schools, sent out Guidelines for
Protection in Schools of Delaware
in case of am ALERT Warming"
From his guidelines our schools
have adopted the following:
Guidelines for Protection
In Schools of Delaware
These general recommendations
are in response to inquiries rela-
tive to providing Guidelines in a
General Protection Plan 70 r
Schools when confronted with an
Alert Warning.
The basic change in the pre-
viously announced Evac o n
Policy is due to a recent de-
termination that an Alert Warm
ing Time would be infinitely less
If the enemy uses missiles rather
than bombers in an attack on this
Country.
The proper action on the sound
ing of an Alert is for the personnel
in the schools to STAY WHERE
YOU ARE and take advantage of
whatever cover is available until
detailed information is furnished
by Civil Defense Officials through
Conelrad Radio $40 and 1910 KC
on your radio or otherwise. In
formulating a local program, the
following was adopted from DR..
Miller's plans:
PLAN /. To be used in the event
there are less than 80 minutes of
warning time. Under this Plan, it
is recommended that:
1. No students be dismissed from
school unless called for by parents.
2. All school personnel and stu
dents will follow plans already
established by the Superintendent
for Civil Defense drills.
3. All bus drivers will be alerted
to report to the school as soon as
possible.
PLAN III. To be used in the
event there are more than thirty
minutes of warning time. Under
this Plan, 1t is recommended that:
1. All bus drivers will be alerted
to report to the school as soon as
possible.
2. Students will be evacuated by
bus at the discretion of the Super
intendent of Schools.
3. Students within walking dis
tance of home will be dismissed
Immediately.
4. Students driving cars and
their riders will be dismissed i'm
mediately.
S. All school personnel will be
allowed to evacuate only If all
students have been cared for and
time permits evacuation.
j. v. Victors Over Lewes 1910
The Milford High Junior Varsity
football team scored their fourth
victory of the season by downing
a strong Lewes eleven 12-0. The
Junior Bucs Tailed in the first
quarter on a 20-yard run by Bobby
Masten. The try for extra point
was unsuccessful.
In the third quarter M ilfo o d
drove to the Lewes 30-yard line.
Lance Clark on a dazzling run.
shook off five tacklers n d
scampered into the end zone.
Again the try for the extra point
failed.
Lewes featured a strong passing
attack from the shotgun forma-
ton; the Bucs being hard pressed
to contain the aerial game of the
Pirates. The Milford forward wall
led by Wayne Bunting did an ex-
cellent job in stopping the running
attack of Lewes and putting pres
sure ON the Pirate quarterback.
The Bucs hope to register their
fifth victory of the season n
Monday against Millsboro in the
local stadium There will be nc
admission charge.
Junior High Honor Roll
The following Junior H ig h
School Students have been placed
on the Honor Roll for the first
marking period:
Grade q:
James Bontrager. Fred Bramble
Mike Chadwick, Walter F e n t.
Gary Jarrett, David Rankin, David
Simpson, *Scott Sipple, Scott War
rem, Jay wilkins, Barrie Callis
Janis Greenly, *Mary Louise Horn.
aday, sKathryn Kerr, Joan Nc
Colley, Nancy McGee, sNanc,
Reichhold, margaret Stok e S
Linda Lee Tingle.
Grade 8:
Dale Abbott, James Acko, *Jacl
Allen, Kenneth Garter, T h o m a
Davis, %Herbert Griffith. *StepheI
Hall, Robert Hallett, *James Hol
land, John w. Hornaday, G ar,