Milford chronicle., 1962-12-07
Milford High
School News
Girls Basketball Practice starts

Girls Basketball Practice starts
Sixty girls, ranging from grades
S-12 are bidding for places on the
varsity and J.V. teams.
There are six returnees I r IN
last years varsity. Most of la S
years J.V.'s are bidding for start
ing berths.
The varsity will be composed of
girls in grades IL and II. The J.V.
team will consist of girls fr I'M
grades $40.
This year many of the rules
have been changed. The girls are
learning to play basketball using
the new rules. Some of the chang
ed rules are: guards must shoot
their own foul shots and there
will be players who can cross the
center line.
Band sells candy to take trip
The band is now selling candy
to finance a trip to Virginia in the
spring.
There are four kinds of candy
being sold: chocolate mint, COCO
nut, almonds, and jelly. The candy
can be bought from any band
member for 81 per box.
New Band Officers
The following members of t h e
high school band have been elect
ed to serve as officers for t h e
1962-63 school year: Senior Mana
ger Everett Bennett. Junior
Manager Edwin Bradley; Secre-
tary Treasurer Charles Gary;
Librarians Mary Ann Kitchens
and Mark Hit; Equipment @ u s.
todian Ken Carter.
Senior Play dates set for Decem-
ber 13 and IA
The senior class announces the
dates of December 13 and IA for
their forthcoming play When Irish
Eyes Are Smiling, by Robert C.
Schimmel. The play is being di-
rected by Mr.. Marion Ford a
his assistant Mr.. Thomas High.
The cast is as follows: Mamie,
Judy Jaquette; Eileen, Barbara
Clendaniel: Lou, Sharon Kirby;
Mrs. Mulrooney. Mary Hudecz !;
Mrs. Feinberg, Mary eadley;
Mary Mulrooney, Rachel Grier,
Harry Riner, Leon Hipkins, Bob
Geraghty, Richard Jerrad; Jim
mie Duggan, Ted Lewis; Tim Cas-
ey, Mark Kilt; and Pat Geraghty,
Curtis Galloway.
The play will be held in t h e
high school auditorium. urtain
time will be o'clock. The ad-
mission is so cents for children
and rs cents for adults.
There are great expectations for
this play because a majority o
the cast was in last years sue
cessful junior play, Cheaper By
The Dozen.
M.H.S. Seniors take College e n
trance Exams
Approximately fifteen seniors
took the college entrance examina-
tions administered at Dover High
School on December /. This scho-
lastic aptitude test is required by
most colleges to give some indi-
cation of an applicants potentiali-
ties and ability to do college work.
The test, which lasted thr e
hours, consisted. of five parts. The
first two tested the students COM
mand of the English language.
Synonyms, antonyms, and para
graphs of reading comprehension
were the areas stressed. The other
three parts were used to give an
! indication of the Students mathe-
matical abilities. High school geo.
metry and algebra were stressed
in these sections.
The completion of this test
marks the final phase of a seniors
preparation for college. The scores
will be returned to the student and
also to the college of his choice.
Student Council Meeting
The Kent County Student Coun-
Gil Association meeting was held
in the Milford High School audi
torium December 8, at 1870 pm.
Smyrna, Caesar Rodney, Air
Base, Dover, FELTON,, Harrington,
and William Henry were rep
resentad