Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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STRATEGISTS MAX R. CORDER Native of Virginia, lived in Milford since 1936, two children in high school. Feed and farm supply business since 1939 and Mobile Home Park and Sales service since 1955. Elected member of Milford Board of Education in 1955 and re-elected in 1959. Served as president since July 1, 1955. President Delaware School Boards Associa- tion 1960-1961. Enjoys travel, fishing, and high school wrestling. GEORGE A. ROBBINS Born and reared in Kent County. Attended Milford Schools. Member of Calvary Methodist Church. Dairy farmer, has four children. Elected in 1958 and again in 1960 as a member of the House in Delaware Legisla- ture. Chairman of Education Committee of the Body. Member of Milford Board of Education since 1954. Hob- bies, plant and animal husbandry. ERNEST C. MACKLIN Born and reared in Kent County where he attended public schools and Wilmington Conference Academy at Dover. Member of Avenue Methodist Church. School teacher 1904 to 1909, general insurance since 1914. Elected Clerk of the Peace in and for Kent County, a four year term, in 1930. Member of Milford Board of Educa- tion since July 1, 1955. Enjoys fishing. JOSEPH O. PENUEL Born in Sussex County near Georgetown, attended pub- lic schools including Milford. Member of Slaughter Neck Methodist Church. Five daughters, four attending school. Grain, vegetable and dairy farmer. State Farmer for 1957. Vice-president of State Farm Bureau. Elected member of Milford Board of Education in 1960. Chairman Milford School Building Commission. Hobbies, hunting and fishing.

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FROM THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF The Milford High School Class of 1921 consisted of thirteen members. The September enrollment of the Class of'61 totals 132. It is sincerely hoped and desired that the one hundred thirty-two members will so discipline them- selves that the entire group will receive diplomas in June. To the parents of the Class of '61 I extend con- gratulations for sending a fine, record breaking group of young men and women to our high school. To all members of the class I extend thanks for your efforts necessary in compiling and printing the Milfordian for 1961. THE ADJUTANT GENERAL C. T. Dickerson Supt. of Schools I congratulate you upon the completion of your educational program in the Milford High School. Whether this marks the termination of your formal schooling or whether you are going on to advanced work, the knowledges, skills, attitudes and apprecia- tions you have learned should be invaluable to you. The challenges in this materialistic, scientific and emerg- ing space age are tremendous. Guard well those free- doms which are your heritage. Above all, in the words of the Prophet, you are to do justly, and to lo‘ kind- ness, and walk humbly with thy God. Best wishes for your success. Willard W. Hickman Administrative Assistant