Laurel High School - Milestone Yearbook (Laurel, DE)

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Arthur Kretz. Director: DRUMS: Donald Toadvine. Douglas l'arhani. llheater Taylor. Ronald Hadifh. john Yantrease. Larry Hill. Donald Smith. Marvin Jones. GLOKIKENSPIELS: Linda Watkinw. Nanvy Thompson. CL.-XHlNl'1'l'S: jean Keller, Joyce Wingate. Marsha Littleton. Bunny Rifon. liettie Tullock. Sharon Garrett. Janice Conoway. Jean Windfor. Joyce Walmsley. ,ludy Stone. David Williams. Marge Wright. Faye Croten. ,lanet O'Neal. Deloref U'Neal. and jon Williams. FLUTE: Virginia , I Y -an 4557 Hastings. BASS CLARINET: Thomas Wright. TRUMPETS: lay Waller. Ronald Truitt. Larry Allen. Sam Tyndall, Wallace Garrett. John Alilmott. David Spinato, Linda Baker, Timothy Taylor, Leroy Roliinaon. .lat-k Hastings, and James Helm. BASSES: Bob Phillips, John D. Abbott, ,lim Flood, and Boyd Heed. FRENCH HORNS: Trenny Marvil. Bruce Moore and Douglas Whaley. LAUREL HIGH wg kt Xlr. X. tl. KHETZ. lJlREtI'l'UH is X L Q i , Q N i?iZ'N Ml' xx jg '

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-P- .... CLINTON YUTNIL ANN CARVEL Business Manager Layout Editor Staff members drift in. impromptu parties start- but somehow work gets done. ln recording the years avtiyities at Laurel High. the Mile- stone has lacked nothing in potential material. livery yseek some new and unusual eyent was taking place--be it a game, a dance. an assembly. a pep rally. an election: yye have tried to portray these events and changes as they affected the different branches of student life. Although all yearbooks niust vontain essentially the same niaterial. it is the hope of each editor and staff to produce a book as clillerent as possible from any preyiously published. This year there can be no doubt in anyones mind about the book being different-it is not only different. but it is also unique. The Xlile- stone has gone modern in ey ery sense of the wordwlayout. type. copy. and photography. .-Xniicl sniiles. t-onxersations. phone calls. typing. cokes. and thinking. a book is born. when it is finally all wrapped up and sent to the printer for its first ft-is yu-eks of life. the staff can at last relax and take a few minutes off to tlo a little bark horneysork. Such is the story of the Nlilestone. This year yu-. the stalf. 1 3' 1 JAX WINDSOR .-Xdvertising Manager Top right ROBERT l'llll.l.ll'S Editor-in-rhief JANET .-YIWY I-ll.l. Head Typist ROBERT XX HUTTEN Sales Nlanager HiANtLl-LS YINCHNT Literary' Editor XhXRl3U1JK HND. 3 i . 6. Q.: '49 'SIS' inf haye tried to giye you a yearbook that is different. one that is 44qyy1y11'1 I'LQE more informal and inodern and espevially one that you will like. We sincerely hope that ne hay e succeeileil in pleasing you. 37 l l'lYl-

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