Milford chronicle., 1962-10-12
Cross Country Schedule Givel


The schedule for the 1962-6s
! Cross Country season is as follows
| October II, Harrington, away; IL
| North Caroline, away; 25th, Milton
| home; 81, Milton, away; November
6, State Meet, Tower Hill; Is, O.
pen date: 81, Harrington Invita-
tion, away.
Seniors to visit University Of Del.
aware
Twenty two Milford High School
students have been invited to a T.
tend the University of Delaware
open house Saturday, October 13
Invitations were received early
last week from the sophomore
class at the University.
The program will consist of
tours of the campus, lectures and
interviews with students presently
enrolled at the University.
Senior Class Maps Out Activities
Thursday, September 81, the Sc
nior class held their first C Il a S
meeting. The agenda for the fu-
ture school year was introduced by
Mr.. Palmer.
Some of the class activities for
the coming year are: producing
and directing the class play; SELL
ing and editing the yearbook, and
class night.
Officers were elected October s..
They are Curtis Galloway, presi-
dent; Barbara Clendaniel. vic E.
president; Mary Lou Landlord,
secretary; and Mary Ann Hitch
ems, treasurer.
The class will need $1,000 70
graduation expenses. This money
is needed for the theater rental for
graduation, caps and gowns, n d
for purchasing name cards n
announcements. At present t h e
class has 5000. The senior cla S S
play and class dues will help raise
the needed sum.
High School Open House a success
The first open house of the 1862
63 school year was held on Thurs
day evening at Milford High. A
large number of parents attended
despite occurring rain.
The parents were informed about
the open house prior to Thursday
by notices which were sent home
with the pupils.
The aim of this program is to
unite the school and community in
the aim of education.
Mr.. w. Emerson Scott to give
Presentation Of Canyon Voyage
AS coming attraction for the
Junior High, an assembly entitled
Canyon Voyage will be given Tues
day. October %.
The program given by Mr.. w.
Emerson Scott, photographer, a d.
a natural color motion picture. The
program will be held eighth period
at 2:15 pm.
Beauty Culture Students give DEM
OnstratiOn
Students of the Sussex Vocation
al Technical Center that are TAX
ing the second year course n
Beauty Culture, gave demonstra-
ton last Thursday, October 4. I'm
der the direction of Mrs. Timmons,
Instructor of the girls, the women
received expert hand and hair care.
The women were mothers n d
who came to the center to |
Keep their appointments. Everyone, |
he patrons, students, and t h e i r
instructor. were pleased with t h Q
results of the demonstration. t
has added greatly to the expert
ence of the pupils and their self
confidence in this field. The sec
ond year students were given
helping hand by the first year pu-
pills.
RubinOff and violin arrive on the
18th of October
The famous violinist Rubinoff
will arrive in Milford on Monday,
October 15. He will give his con-
cert in the High School Auditor
ium at 8:15 pm. The proceeds of
this concert will go to the Milford
High Band. The great Rubinoff
spends nine months out of the year
touring the cities of the United
States, giving concerts featuring
his violin. Tickets are on sale by
the members of the Rotary Club
and by the people in the H i g b
School Band. Also at the ]. G. Pen
ney Store and the Milford Chron-
icle.
Field Service Summer
Program
Interested juniors will soon have
the opportunity to apply for the
Field Service Americans
Abroad Summer Program. The
purpose of this program is to in
crease understanding and friend
ship among the peoples of III
world by giving American teen
ayers represent their schools, COM
munities, and the United States
while living with foreign families
for six to seven weeks. In becom-
ing the 'son" or daughter" of
these families, sharing their daily
life and usual summer activities,
they have the opportunity of learn
ing about the life and people of
another country. They also have
the opportunity of teaching their
foreign family and friends u
the u. s., and in so doing build a
real understanding between t h e.
peoples of the world. The Summer
Program takes place during July
and August.
A candidate for the program
must: % Be at least 16 years of
age by June 80, 1868. (2) Have
studied a foreign language for 2
years by June, 1868. (3) Be men,
Der in good standing of the student
body of school which has an A.