Indian River High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Frankford, DE)

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Dear Drary Can anythrng replace those hlgh school days those days when one could have blrssful moments of fun! Certarnly there was work and plenty of rt but rt was overshadowed by a carefree atmosphere When we approach graduatron and pause to remrnrsce we regret not havrng put our all rnto the Job Thrnkrng back we realrze that success comes only after takrng advantag of each opportumty as rt presents rtself How we would lxke to relrve those moments of our wonderful unforget able frrst prom Could anythrng posslbly be more excmng than wmnrng that all rmportant home commg football game? Those tlmes were the peak rn a lersure lrfe The underclassmen of today can realrze onlythrough experrencrng for themselves the work play fun and enjoyment ofthose wonderful hxgh school days How lucky they are to face a carefree tomorrow! Je rry ff 17 fx. 2 ff I x N, X ,xxx If 4 X f 44 ' Klux! ff We f f 1 Q

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We finally got one of the things we wanted most--a new Football Stadium, The field itself is located in a natural bowl surrounded by per- manent bleachers and lighted by the most mod- ern system available. Proud we were on the night of September 9, 1955, when we played the first home game since football became a part of our lives.