Milford chronicle., 1962-02-16
Grade 5-Mrs. Spicher:


High honors: Chris Phelps, Bon
ME Smith, Jane Roland Honors /:
Gene Palmer, Eleanor Roland.
Roger Bradley, Billie Johnson, Vir-
ginia killen, Faye Markowitz, and
Kaye Humphrey
Grade Miss Hastings:
High hOnOrs: Wanda Dill. Hon
ors: Roger Alexander, Dorothy
Dolbow, Doyle Miller, and Larry
Sipple.
Grade 4, Mrs. Hohorst:
High Honors: None Honors: Pa
tricia Clute, Bonita Cole, Brenda
Green, Carolyn Pommell, John Nc
Closkey, Gertrude Quillen, Sheryl
Shulties, Robert Wyatt, Mary Ru-
disill.
Grade Mrs. l. Hughes:
High honors: Mike Fisher, SUI
anne Wagner. Honors: Shirley
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Shellman.
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High honors: Susan Bostick.
Honors: Gail Tribbett, Jane Pat
ten, Linda Hart, Leslie .Vesco,
James Pizzadili.
Grade 3-Mrs. Wood:
High honors: Ray Roland. Hon
ors: Esther Dill, Karen Bessellieu.
Sammy Bostick, Judy Hut o n,
Francis Tribbett.
Grade 2-Mrs. Swain:
High hOnOrs: Gail Cohee. June
johnson. Honors: Melanie H O f,
Margaret Phelps, Sandra Warren.
Grade 2-Mrs. E. Hughes:
High honors: None. Honors:
Betty Hughes, Shirley Woikoski,
Debra Harris, Rodney Joplin, My
ra Morris, Connie Cooper
Music Department
Five members of the eel to n
High School Band have won posi-
tions in the 1862 Delaware ALL
State Band The students are:
Joyce Tatman, James Sheets,
Carolyn Hoff, Bob Steele, and Lin
da Buffkin.
Tryouts were held recently at
which time these students were
competing with students from most
all schools in the state. Ninety per-
formers were selected from over
$50 who tried out for the band.
The State Band will meet on
March Is and 16 at Newark and
will present concert for the gem
eral public at pm. on Mar. 16.
Joyce is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James d. Tatman; James is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
+. Sheets; Carolyn is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Hoff:
Bob is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Steele, and Linda is the
daughter of Mrs. Harriet Buffkin.
This is the second time five stu
dents have represented F el ton
School in an All-State Band. Art
Henry, Norma DeMuth, Walter
Moore, Dorothy Lomicky. and
Mary Eleanor Friedel were in the
1854 AllState Band.
FELTON, Voters Approve
Building Program Expansion {
Referendum on February 3
Voters of FELTON, School District
approved by a vote of Sc to 4 use
of available funds to build four
additional elementary classrooms.
Low construction bids on the origi
nal program made it possible to
build the additional facilities. No
complete building program now in
cludeS two science laboratories. 5
secondary claSSroomS, six elemen-
tary claSsrOOmS, a new industrial
arts shop, a faculty workroom, en-
larged locker rooms, and renova
tions and alterations to the home
economics department and school
offices.
Vocational Agriculture
The first meeting of an adult
and young farmer class in welding
was held Wednesday evening, Jan.
81, in the vocational agriculture
classroom. There were nineteen
persons enrolled The class will
run for thirteen weeks and in the
future will meet on Tuesday eve
nings from 1880 pm. until $50
pm. During the course, the stu
dents will be taught the theory of
arc welding, acetylene Welding.
cutting, and bIazing, and will re
ceive extensive shop practice in
these skills.