Laurel High School - Milestone Yearbook (Laurel, DE)

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64' 'PR we fue Sl X4 -3' N. , ff-.ax 1 tIHARl.l1SP. HELN1 LEON B. lrlI,lJP1R 5l'l'k1RlN'l'PINIJENT PRINCIPAL The giant that is L.H.S, spreads out on Central :Xvenue in residential Laurel. Behind the complexity of its activities there must exist a driving fort-1-. Our administration is respon- sihle for so much-from helping an individual with the problem of the moment to determin- ing long-range policies. This year. more than ever with a new prinripal. the administration worked with new ideas and ai liresh point ol' view. As the Board 0l'EtlU4'i1li0Tl meets. as Mr. Elder eonli-rs with the fam-ulty. the gears mesh and inm'e.11nd the work ol' ai gre-at high svhool is vo-ordinated. Theirs is the responsibility for today: theirs must he the plans that will f-reate tomorrmxis growth. L LIREL SCHOOL BOARD I955-56 l,l'1l 'l' TH lilfilllz Mr. Ford Nl. hxlillifillglllll.Nl1'4'-IDft'Sillt'lll1 Nlr. lihdrla-s l'. ll4'llll. SlIIM'flIll4'Il1ll'IllQ Ur. XX Illllilll lt. l,Tf'llyIIlliI1. pri-side-nl: Ur. W. l'i1-ive hills: and Ylr. llurrj lf. Nh'-Xllista-r.

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I .4 Office Staff l,l'il 'l' TU HlfLH'I': lxailhvrim' ll:-uri. Mary Wall:-r and Luis ,-Xdkins. , SCHOOL EMPLOYEES .?1Q5l A 3557.3 SL-'v LM., rgij In . ' - -E. - , , K . Mai . R i c. , . 5' -1 ' i 2-. -4 L 'i ft '1 9 . 'fill '3 'X Bus Drivers FRONT ROW. km-e-ling. lf-ft to right: lru Hastings. Donard Laytun. Fmvle-r Phillipf, Oranvilli' l,owe'. Russell Lilyillll.lllL1I'1'Il1't' Whale-y,and Bonardllllurris. BACK HOW standing. lt-lit to right: P4-url Bruinlily. Addit- Lowv, Yviiurie' Elliott, Gladys Damn:-s. Flor- vnw- Layton. Mary Wlialvy. Nlairgurvt Bniu-. and llafrvy I.uw1-. Custodians FRONT HOW. km-Q-ling. If-ft to right: Dawson Bnyu-, Edward Sullivan. und Olive-r Will:-5. BMIK ROW. standing.. It-ft to right: Horam- Citrine-an, Charles Bourgignun. Lan rviim- Elliott. and l.1-nnurd K4-ye. O Cafeteria Staff FRONT ROW, le-fl to right: Elsie- ilalluway, Doris Bluodswurth, Louist- Hitvhens. and Hattie- Oldfield. BACK ROW. li-fl to right: Marian Bri-wington. Alzc-da Whitt-. Ada Moore-. 1 it vy A g A r 1 8 Q Nlildrvd Walker. Ida llonamuy. and , t WA xi , 1,f