Laurel High School - Milestone Yearbook (Laurel, DE)

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By Creativity In SHOP, Thomas Baytop Dickson Willis B.S. St. Pau1's Col- A.B., Berea College lege M.A., Marshall Univ. M. A ., Hampton Inst. A World VW XM AGRICULTURE wiuis L. Kirk B.S., U. of Del.

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A Direct ,Preparation For The Outside World Is To Be Had In Practical Experience In Business Miss E. Blanche Ralph B. S. , Mary Washington College Mrs. Eula S. Savage B.S., Radford College And Vicariously In Volumes Borrowed From The Librarians Mrs. Eleanor H01-ton Mrs. Ann Spicer B. S. Syracuse U. Library Assistant F.A.T.S. Take Time To Play For Fun And Proiit . . . Each year the members of the faculty take time out to relax a bit and play a game of basketball for the benefit of the scholarship fund of the Laurel Education Association. An award is made to a deserving mem- ber of the senior class who plans on entering the field of education. This year's receipient was Linda Parker, the valedictorian of the class of 1968 Floyd Waters