Milford chronicle., 1963-06-14

Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
nology, granted by the M.LT.
Alumni Fund, Stephen Schroeder,
University Of Delaware Teach
er Training Scholarship, Samuel
M. Sloan, Jr.
Lewes Lions Club Scholar ships
Of $3.50 each, Barbara Ann Ger
ney, Lois Blanche Then.
The Sussex Trust Company
Scholarship of 500, Patricia
Morris.
Honorary Scholarship from the
National Association of Sec
ondary School Principals for his
standing in the Preliminary Sch
elastic Aptitude Tests sponsored
by the National Honor Society,
Stephen Schroeder.
Letter Of Commendation for his
proficiency In the National Merit
Scholarship Qualifying Test,
Stephen Schroeder.
Sam Russell, Jr., Football
Trophy for his outstanding con-
trfbution to the football team,
Stephen Schroeder.
Students In the Lewes Special
School District will have an op-
portunity to combine a summer
schedule of enrichment and
learning In the areas Of reading
and instrumental music with their
regular summer vacation. A
reading program and band
classes are being offered for
students In grades 8 through IL;
an arithmetic class for stu
dents In grades A through will
be offered II sufficient interest
Is indicated.
Present plans call for three
groups of instruction In the Sum-
mer Reading Program elemen-
tary grades 3 6, junior high
school, and senior high school.
One hour classes will be held
daily for period Of six weeks,
beginning on Monday, June IL.
The Reading Program, under
the direction Of Mrs. Erne stine
A. LaBar, elementary principal
is offered to give interested stu
dents an opportunity to improve
their reading skills. The tuition
Of So per student will be payable
upon registration.
The Band Program, directedby
Davis G. Bame, band instructor
will interest those already having
band instruction in school, as well
as beginning students. For stu
dents already under instruction,
classes will be held twice each
week from June II through July
Is. The fee for the twelve les
sons will be $40. The beginning
band class will meet four days
each week, Monday through
Thursday, and the fee for the
twenty-four lessons is $40.
Interest in the program may be
indicated by parents Of children
already In school by returning a
portion Of flyer sent home with
the students. Other interested
parents may call the school for
Information 645-62sS. Final reg
tstration will take place on the
first day Of classes, with the
tuition due at that time.
The LeweS High School Chap
ter of Future Business Leaders
Of America has had an active
year. A national organization for
students interested In careers
in business and industry, the
Lewes Chapter has IS members
and operates under the SPONSOR
ship Of the business education
teachers, Mrs. Dorothy S. Win
gate and Fred w. Wiedmann.
Valuable experiences have
been gained by the members as
they visited places Of business
this year, and by having people
from the business world visit
them during club periods.
The Beebe Hospital business
office and the offices Of The
Sussex Trust Company were
places visited locally, while one
OF the last club meetings Of the
year found the group travelling to
Dover for a tour Of the various
business offices at International
Latex. Following a visit to the
office Of the personnel manager,
who spoke about the qualifications
Of an efficient secretary, the
Lewes students accepted an in
vitation to enjoy lunch in the
company cafeteria.
Speakers visiting the club
meetings this year we're an ed
|ucational secretary, a medical
secretary, and a representative
from the Diamond State Tele-
phone Company.
AS a project, the members
made themselves available for
typing work whenever Individual
faculty members expressed a
need for a typist.
Officers Of the Chapter are: