Milford chronicle., 1962-11-02

Isaacs, William Kirby, Sudler Lof-
land, *Harvey Marvel, Kerry May,
Gary Mcknight, James Meckley,
David Mills, Steve Pyne, George
t. Reed, Gayle Rogers, Robert Sig
ler, Robert w. Storey, John Walls,
Richard Watson, Melva Brides,
Shirley Davidson, Patricia Farlow,
*Gail Garbutt, Mary Anne Gilles-
pie. Rena Ingram, Jacqueline Lee
Gates, jeanne Lynch, Edna Mlze,
kristen Pearce, *Susan Reich
hold. Maxine Roberts, Elizabeth
Walls, +Janet Watson, JOY C e
Webb.
The following Senior III h
School students should be added
to the list that appeared in last
weeks Chronicle:
Grade 10: 49,.
Nancy Swain and A. Ro b e r t
Masten.
Denotes straight AS.
Math Teachers Learn New
Technique For Teaching
The elementary and junior high
mathematics teachers, as an in
service program, are spending this
year studying the new approaches
to modern mathematics. During
the first semester they will have
consultant services from the pub
fishing companies. Representatives
of these companies will visit our
school to interpret the latest find
ings in the field and to illustrate
how the newer concepts are used
in their textbooks. In addition,
some of our members are taking
extension courses in mathematics.
One such course is offered in Mil
ford on Monday evenings.
During the second semester we
expect to have the service of a
consultant from the University of
Delaware 1t is hoped that by the
end of the year we will be able
to evaluate our elementary a n d
Junior high programs of mathe-
matics, to revise our courses OF
study, and to select textbooks in
agreement with our findings.
lie LfteTdTy LINEUP
The Milford Free Public. Library
has just received a large assOrt-
ment of new books for the public's
reading enjoyment.
The books cover various fields
and will hold varying degrees of
interest for individuals.
Among the new books are the
following:
1.-THE Blue Nile" by Alan Moore
head 1.-The story of Western ex-
ploration and expansion, from 1898
through the 10Th Century; into the
regions watered by the Nile on its
long journey from Lake Tana in
Abyssinia to the Mediterranean. !"
I'm and Out of the White
House." by Ona Griffin Jeffries-
"The home life of the Presidents
and their wives, with emphasis on
their mode of entertaining during
their stay at the White House."
John III. Glenn. Astronaut," by
Lit. Col. Philip N. Pierce, U. S. M. c.
and Karl Schuon - Biography of
the famous astronaut.
rMen and Decisions" by Lewis
l.. Strauss Inside stories of
famous decisions involving many
famous personalities.
"The Statesman's Yearbook" by
S. III. Steinberg, Phi. ID. - "a one
volume encyclopedia of all nations
and world affairs"
These books are all ready for
distribution. Anyone may peruse
them at their leisure.
TryOuts Held For
Senior Class Play
The senior class held their try
outs for the class play on Friday
and Monday, October 26 and 20.
The play will be when Irish
Eyes Are Smiling, directed by
Mr.. Ford, assisted by Mr.. High. A
number of students tried out for
parts in the production.
The play will be typed-casted by
Mr.. Ford and Mr.. High. Each per-
son read a few lines from the play
The cast will be picked on it's act
ing ability and talent. The cast will
be announced later.
Sanitation In
Home Economics
Mr.. Robert King, from the State
Board of Health, visited Milford
High Schools Home Economic de-