Milford chronicle., 1963-02-15

Ine. following SENIOR Hlgn
ISchool students have been placed
on the First Semester Honor
Roll:
Grade 9: Wayne Banning, John
Briggs, Lance Clark, Beverly
Denney, *Mary Ann Domke, Judy
Downes, SLAMS Feindt, Teresa
Holleger, Jane Hollenbeck,
Beverly Hopkins, Charlene Hoyt,
william Kenton, Carolyn Kirby,
Anne Landlord, Cheryl Le-
Compte, Patricia Love, Sandrs
MCGEE, *Calvert Morgan, Vir-
ginia Roosa, Dolphus Stevenson,
Nancy Torbert, Linda Stayton,
and James Willis.
Grade 10: Randy Holland, Aldor
James, John T. James, A. Robert
M asten, Thomas Parvis,
*Marsha Short, Nancy Swain,
James Webb, Nancy Ann Webb,
and James Wilkerson.
Grade IL: Donna Fischer,
Gregory Hall, Glenn Ingram,
Stephen Jaeger, Richard Rosker,
Piret Saksen, and Roland Vim
yard.
Grade IL: *Allan Dallas,
Carolyn Finnity, Donald Gibson,
Rachel Grier, Leon Hipkins,
Mary Ann Kitchens, *Mary
Hudecz, Jules Jefferson, Mary
Lou Landlord, Chester Long,
*Kaye Mercer, John Rogers,
Lama Sharp, Sandra Tebbens,
and Lorraine Williams.
ORAL VACCINE TO BE GIVEN
The Sabin oral polio vaccine
will be given at Milford High
School. The first day for school
immunizations will be on Friday,
February 18th. Type II will be
given on Friday, March 29th,
and type III will be given on
Friday, May 10th.
The oral vaccine is a live virus
vaccine and helps the body de-
yelop immunity.
The school students and other
school personnel will receive the
vaccine on a lump of sugar.
Doctors say 1t is wise to take
the oral vaccine even Ii persons
have already had the Salk vac
cine. They also state that this
should be the final action which
will prevent outbreaks of polio
myelitis.
Forms regarding the vaccine
have been distributed to all pupils
in the Milford schools.
MILFORD YOUTH MEET TO
DISCUSS POSSIBLE TEEN
CENTER
Six Milford teenagers met with
Mr.. Victor Steen, Sunday, Feb.
10th, to discuss plans for the pro-
posed Milford Youth Center. Mr..
Steen, the chairman of the drive
for a center, informed the teens
of the action already taken and
outlined the drive for the future.
The Grange Hall has been donated
to serve as the recreational
building. There will be space for
dancing, aesnack bar, ping pong,
and other recreational facilities.
The plains are in the develop
ing stage but more definite action
is being taken as interest grows.
The purpose of this movement
is to give the teenagers In the
Milford area a place to call their
own and to show consideration
for our young people. When the
club is formed officers will be
elected, rules will be formulated,
and more activities will begin.
The Milford police force Is
acting as advisory council in
determining action. Sergeant
Wagner, the head of the force,
also spoke at the meeting. He
suggested that If a club is formed
board of directors will assist
in the management, but he
definitely stated that the power
would rest in the teen members.
After talking with other in
terested people, the sergeant has
found more areas in which teens
may expand their interest and
use their potentialities. IN
Struction in such fields as auto
mechanics, earns, skin
diving, photography, fishing, box
ing, and other hobbies will be
available to those interested. Ex-
ira parties, field trips, and
special activities will also be
provided.
The next meeting will be held
February oath, from 900
to 4:00 pm. in the Grange Hall.
All interested teenagers and
adults are invited to attend.
Mr.. Steen closed by saying the
Of this, as Of any project
depends on interest, response,
and work.