Milford chronicle., 1963-09-13
MiIIsboro School
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NROTC applications Appli-
cations are now available for the
Navy's eighteenth annual NROTC
qualification test, according to
Mr.. Howard L. Helm, counselor,
at the Millsboro School #23. The
nationwide examination will be
given on December IA, 1868, and
all eligible male high school
seniors and graduates may apply.
On the basis Of this test, per-
sonal interviews, physical exam
nations, and other factors, Mr..
Helm explained, over 1000 young
men will be given college educa-
tionS as midShipmen In NROTC
units In SO well known colleges
and universities throughout the
country.
/ Registrations for the test will
close November %. Informa-
tional bulletins and applications
are available from Mr.. Helm or
the nearest U. S. Navy Recruit
ing Station.
Mrs. Edna R. Morris is a new
elementary teacher this year.
She is graduate Of the Franhord
High School and attended the Uni
versity Of Delaware where she
received her BIS. degree In Ele-
mentary Education. She was also
granted a Professional Status
Certificate. She taught two years
in the Baltimore Hundred School
District and two years In the
Dagsboro School District. She
continued her teaching career
with the opening Of the John M.
Clayton School where she taught
for 80 years. Mrs. Morris IS
teaching fourth grade In the
Millsboro School. She lives In
Dagsboro, Delaware.
The following teachers are:
new In Millsboro High School:
Mr.. Edward Basara is a May
1868 graduate with a B.S. de-
gree In Physical Education from
West Chester State College and
lives In Eddystone, Pa. He did
his student teaching at Ridley
Township High School where he
was assistant football coach. He
will teach Physical Education and
Assist In coaching.
Mr.. Gerald Harris attended
East Carolina College at Green
vile where he graduated In May,
1861 with B.S. degree In Bust
ness Education. He has taught
for the past two years at Pamn-
co County High School at Bay
boro. He Is a native Of Bayboro.
Mr.. Harris will teach Business.
Mr.. Thomas F. High graduated
from the Lewistown High School,
Lewistown, Pa, In 1854. He at
tended Shippensburg State Col
lege, Shippensburg, Pa, In 1854.
He attended Shippensburg State
College, Shippensburg, Pa, and
received his B.S. degree In Ed
ucation with majors In Physics
and Mathematics. Last year he
taught In the Milford Special
School District. He will teach
Science and Mathematics.
Miss Ann Lawson attended the
Marshall Univers sity In Hunting
ton, West Virginia. She re-
ceived her BIS. degree in Ad-
vertising and Business In 1862.
In 1962-63 she obtained the nec-
essary requirements for GER
tificate In Art. She will teach
Art.
Mr.. Ronald c. Mcintyre has a
BIS. degree In Physical Educa-
tion from Lock Haven State Col
lege, Pa, and Masters degree
In Physical Education from Penn
State University In Pa. Mr.. Nc
mtyre started teaching and
coaching at Bellefonte Jr. High.
After two years In the Army,
stationed In Hawaii, he accepted
a position at Edinboro State Coll
lege. He was an instructor In
Physical Education wrestling,
track, football, and tennis IL
wins and ! loss in tennis (seven-
tn In the N.A.LA. last year..
He will teach social studies and
physical education.
Mr.. David H. Shugard graduat-
ed from Millsboro High School in
1858 and has since that time
studied Music Education at the
University Of Delaware. He has
returned this year to join the
MillSboro staff as music direc-
tor. He lives at Oak Orchard.
Mr.. Norman Williams receiv-
ed his BIS. degree with majors
in Biology and Psychology In
1862 from Union University
Jackson, Tennessee. He taught
Science and Mathematics last
year in Ridgely, Tennessee. Mr..