Milford chronicle., 1962-10-19

tured his left shoulder on the 3rd
play of the Milford and st. An
drews clash.
He was Immediately taken out of
the game, although it wasn't until
after the game that John was
taken to the Milford Memorial
Hospital.
John then had his. shoulder set
and was released. He missed only
one day of school, as he is right
handed
When asked about his shoulder,
John thought moment and then
said, We'll, at least | don't have
to do any chores now"
Seniors Enjoy University Tour
Milford seniors spent a very en-
ioyable day at the University of
Delaware on Saturday, October 13.
The sophomore class sponsored
High School Day for all Delaware
students interested in touring the
campus.
The program consisted of regis
tration at 900 am, welcome
speeches by DR.. Ott, director of
admissions, sophomore class presi-
dent, and the program chairman,
Holly ShertZer. DR.. Cundiff, head
of the English department, gave
an English presentation. A chem
iStry demonstration in Brown lab
oratory was presented by DR..
Moser, chairman of the depart
ment
Campus tours were conducted
by students of the class. Lunch
was served in the new student
center After lunch, discussion
groups met in the Math-Physics
auditorium and Wolf Hall audi
torium, according to fields of in
terest. The day was concluded by
tours of the fraternity houses.
Honor Society Selects
New Members
Twelve students of the senior
and junior class were recently
elected to membership in the Ma
tional Honor Society The newly
elected honor students are: SEN
iors: Laraine Williams, Carolyn
Finnity, Mary Lou Lankford, Ted
Lewis, Howard Webb, and Leon
Hipkins. Juniors: Fran Welsh.
Kay Vreeland. Greg Hall. Judy
jefferson, Ellen Kunkle, and David
Argo.
Members were chosen by a fac
ulty committee on the basis of
scholarships, leadership, charac-
ter, service, and loyalty. In order
to secure membership, students
must maintain an $3.50 scholastic |
average.
November 10 is College Night
College Night will be held at
Dover High School, November 19, |
at pm. All juniors and seniors
and their parents are invited to at
tend
College Night gives students and |
their parents an opportunity to
meet representatives of colleges in |
which they are interested. There
are three conference periods to |
meet these representatives in ad-
1ition to. short speech presented |
by a keynote speaker.
Interested students registered |
his week in the high ! school |
guidance office After they regis
.ered a list of colleges was given
% them denoting those who would |
attend College Night
Transportation viii not be pro-
Vided by the school,
Junior Class Elections Held
The Junior Glass elected its Of
ficers on Wednesday, October 10,
Tor the year 1962-63. Those elected
we're John Burris. president; Greg
Hall, vice-president; Gail Corder,
and Fran Welsh, treas
lrer.
Senior Class Meeting
The senior class meeting, held
Friday, Oct. u. was called to order
oy class president, Curtis Calla-
way.
Future plans were discussed and
1oting will take place in senior
Monday, Oct. 18th.
Some of the things they will vote
IN are: location of commencement,
APPS and gowns, having teachers
n commencement, and class night.
Mr.. Ford has a committee which
will choose the class play.
The seniors need to get out and
'eally push the yearbook sales. If
hey don't they may be left with