Milford chronicle., 1962-09-28

Slacum turned Milford's flanks on
scoring runs of Is and 16 yards,
respectively.
Toward the end of the game,
Milford picked up yardage. amidst
fumbles, and scored on a six-yard
pass from quarterback Skippe
Jones to left end John Whalen
On October the Bucs will play
the iSeaford Blue Jays at Seaford.
The anticipation of this coming
game is mounting readily. T h e
game will be played under h e
newly installed lights at Seaford
high school stadium at 8 pm.
This week Milford has an open
date.
The Library
This year the library includes
many new books, more than sixty
periodicals, reference books, pam
phlets, and other materials. Back
issues can be checked out if stu
dents ask the librarian, Miss
O'Connor or her assistant, M S.
Palmer, Tor help.
The library is open from 500
am until 400 pm. daily. Students
are admitted from study hall to do
research work. Schedules are post
ed in each room. Fiction and nom
fiction books can be checked out
this year for three weeks. Reserve
books are only to be taken out
over night. Reference books stay
in the library at all times
The books in the library belong
to the school. They were bought
with the taxpayers money. Each
individual is urged to take care of
the books borrowed. The library
is in existance for the students
benefit. It,is hoped that it will be
appreciated and enjoyed through
out the coming year.
j. v. Cheerleaders Chosen
Ten Freshmen and Sophomore
girls were chosen by a Faculty
Committee to serve as Junior VAR
sity Cheerleaders for the coming
year. The squad consists of Martha
Montgomery, Becky Dill, Rita
Tingle, Elaine VanVorst, Ii n a
Lynch, Rita Fister, Donna Teare,
and Christine Corddry. Mary Ann
Westphal and Jennifer Kunkle will
serve as alternates.
More than thirty girls practiced
for three days prior to the final
selection on September 90
High School Band
The High School Band took 3rd
place winnings Saturday, Septem-
Der Is, at the annual Firemen' s
Parade held in Wilmington. They
received twenty-five dollars. First
place went to Concord High and
second went to Delmar High.
Other events during the summer
months included: the Chicken Fes-
tival where the Band won fifty
dollars The Band also played for
the opening of the movie Music
Man" at the Milford Theatre.
Coming events include the dedi-
cation of the City Hall on Satur-
day, September 90. The Band will
also play for all football games, at
home and away
Work Begun On 1868 MilfOrdian
Work has begun on the 1868
Milfordian, under the supervision
of Mr.. Marion Ford.
Kaye Mercer and Mary Lou
Lankford were chosen editors. The
remainder of the Staff consists of
the Literary Editors. Kay r
and Lama Sharp; the Art Editor,
Bev Grove; The BusinessA Man.
ayers, Chet Long and Mary Head
ley; and the typists, Carolyn Fin
nifty and Connie Walls
1t is hoped that the Milfordian
will be distributed in mid-May.
MiIfOrd's Exchange Students
One of Milford's exchange stu
dents this year is Armando
Jhmenez Urena, of Puriscal. Costa
Rica Armando is staying with Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth d. Headley of
507 N. Walnut st. and their daugh-
ters, Mary and Margaret.
He is 18 and a Senior at Milford,
but has already been graduated
from his school in Costa Rica.