Milford chronicle., 1962-04-06
Milford High
School News
SCHOOL CALENDAR


| Bureau Program Pottery" Grades
8, 10, and 12 S:45 Junior Glass
Meeting; Science Fair Tow
Hill
Friday, April 6: Science Fair :
Tower Hill.
Saturday, April Z: Science Fair
Tower Hill
Monday, April 8: Student Coun-
Gil Officers VIM. Henry 1890 :
300; Baseball $3.50 Lewes :
Home.
Tuesday, April 10: Bell Tele-
phone Assembly Program.
Wednesday, April IL: Sopho-
mores order class rings; Track =
| SeafOrd Home.
Thursday April II: Baseball
and softball Georgetown Home
Friday, April 13: Band Concert
1880 pm; Track With, Milford
at Seaford
Monday, April 16: Baseball :
| Seaford Away.
Wednesday, April IS: Referen-
dunn 100 500 pm.
Thursday, April 19: Fifth mark
ing period ends; Assembly $50
Grades 10, II, II, Bob Chees-
borough 800 mile Indianapolis
Race Driver, Highway Safety.
Friday, April 20: Good Friday
School Closed.
Monday, April 2S: School
Closed
Thursday, April 26: Baseball
and softball Laurel Home;
Senior Glass Play Meet me in st.
Louis.
Friday, April 27: Grades due on
report cards SIS am; Report
cards distributed 3:05; Senior
Glass Play.
Monday, April 80: Assembly pro-
gram 10, IL and II Period s,
Kirk Bennett Man Who Knew
Lincoln" by Antrim Bureau; Soft
ball and Baseball at Caesar Rod
ney.
Band Concert:
The Milford High School Band,
under the direction of Mr.. Paul ~
Teare, will present their annual
concert on Friday evening, April
1ollls III lllC DCHOO1 tTy
SUM.
The price of admission adults
$50, students $.25, and family
tickets $100. There will be no ad-
vance ticket sale.
Band to Participate:
Tentative plans are b ei ng
formulated to have the Milford
High School Band participate in
the Annual Apple Blossom Festi-
val in Winchester, Virginia, on
Friday, May 4.
The Grand Feature Parade in
which the Buccaneer Band will
participate is three-hour pro-
cession of College and High
School bands, drum and bugle
corps and floats. The trip will be
sponsored by the Band Boosters
Organization of Milford
Post Office DedicatiOn:
The Band, under the direction
of Mr.. Paul Teare, will participate
in dedication ceremonies of the
new Milford Post Office building
on Saturday, June 2.
The following senior high school |
students have been placed on the |
Honor Roll for the fourth marking
period:
GRADE 8: Esther Bontrager,
Donald Cain, jeanne Carmea e n,
Robert Curtis, Olga Domke, Gwen |
dolyn Frankel. Joyce Gilmore,
Randy Holland, Charlotte Ingram,
Aldon James, John t. James,
Melanie Kerr, A. Robert Masten,
Thomas Parvis, jeanne PenueI, !
*Marsha Short, Nancy Swain,
Elaine VanVorst, Nancy Webb,
James Wilkerson.
GRADE 10: Jean Acko, Donna |
Fischer, Anne Hickman, Merry
Hollis, Glenn Ingram, stephen
Jaeger, Joyce Roberts, *Richard |
Rosker, Piret Saksen, Kay Vree-
land, and Frances Welsh.
GRADE IL: *Allan Dallas, Dom
aid Gibson, Mary Hudecz, Jules
Jefferson, Mary Lou Lankford,
Howard Webb, Lorraine Williams. |
GRADE II: Susan Achornr JAG
queline Belts, Virginia Boyce,
Robert Burris, Nancy Clendaniel,
Frances Dickerson, John Dobson,
Jacob Friedman, Richard Good |
rick, Norma Hopkins, *Elaine Isa-
acs, Joseph Lewis, Marsha Pretty
man, James Stallings, and Helene |
Western.
= Denotes Straight As.
Cafeteria Menu
April 9-13, 1862