Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22
term to date is 97.4%.
HOMECOMING QUEEN


HOMECOMING QUEEN
An election was held on Wed.
morning, Nov. 10th, to nominate
a Homecoming queen. All stu
dents in the senior class Sc
lected their choice for home
coming queen candidate. Voting
took place during homeroom
period. The five girls having
the highest number Of votes will
be the candidates. The football
team will make the final choice
Of a queen.
Also elected was the queens
attendants. Each grade voted for
girls in their own class. Two
girls will be chosen to repre-
sent each grade.
THE M. n. S. GAME
On Nov. IL, the Milford Hockey
team played Georgetown on the
Milford field at 400 pm. This
was the seventh game Of the
season.
The Milford varsity team de-
feated Georgetown by 80. Goals
scored In the first half were
made by Gail Corder and Col
leen Teare. Donna Fischer
scored the third goal in the sec
ond half.
The Junior varsity team suf-
fered their first defeat of the
season by 20, in favor Of
Georgetown. The two George
town goals we're scored in the
first half.
Next week, Milford plays
L ewes on the Lewes field.
STATE STUDENT COUNCIL
CONVENTION
The Delaware Student Council
Association held its annual con-
vention in Middletown, Delaware,
on November Is. Milford High
Schools Student Council was
represented by Ann Landlord,
secretary; Bonnie Hoey, and
|Omer Kulili and Michiko
Yamashito, Milford's A. F. S.
exchange students.
The representatives attended
the meeting in the Middletown
High School auditorium where
they we're presented with the
revised constitution Of the as
sociation. After hearing 1t read
the group amended several parts
Of the document and adopted it.
The general meeting adjourned
and the representatives were di-
vided into several discussion
groups. At the conclusion OF
these discussions, the entire
body enjoyed a dinner at the
school.
COLLEGE NIGHT
IN DOVER
The Fourteenth Annual Col
lege Night Program will take
place on Monday, Nov. 25th, at
the Dover High School. Milford
Juniors and Seniors are invited
to the program as well as their
parents. A registration fee OF
rs cents will be charged.
Mr.. christopher Argyris OF
Yale University will give intro
ductory speech followed by three
conference periods.
This annual program. IS spon-
sored by MIR. John Charlton, Di-
rector Of Exceptional Children
and Youth, in con unction with
Dover High School. It is ex-
pected that the program will be
of significant value to all stu
dents. Milford students who are
interested are asked to see the
Guidance Counselor, Mr.. Chas.
"A. Johnson.
GROUP PICTURES
TAKEN
on November IS group pic
lures, for the 1864 Milfordian,
we're taken. The pictures taken
were Of the Administrative Staff,
the Schoo Spirit Committee, the
Future Teachers Of America,
the Varsity and Junior Varsity
cheerleaders, the Spanish Club,
the chourses, the Future Farm
er's Of America, the Student
council, the Yearbook staff, the
Cafeteria staff, and the Cross
Country team.
CAFETERIA MENU
Nov. rs to Nov. 20, 1868
Mon. 1/2 pint whole milk.
hot dogs, baked beans, celery
sticks, and fruit.
Tues. 1/2 pint whole milk
roast turkey, dressing, mashed
potatoes gravy, buttered peas
cranberry sauce, bread and but
ter, and fruit cup.
Wed. 1/2 pint whole milk
tomato soup, toasted cheese
sandwich, and pumpkin pie.
Thurs. & Fri. SCHOOL
lCLOSED. Thanksgiving Holidays