Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1963 volume:

Milford High School The 1963 Milfordian is compiled by stu- dents you know for you. It is a record of an important year of your life. Here you will find your school, your classmates and friends, and your activities. Feeling that our annual can fulfill no higher purpose than to help you re- call this memorable year, we now present The 1963 Milfordian to you, the students and friends of Milford High School. Underclassmen . . .Page 19 Sports . . .Page 75 Activities . . .Page 95 Ads . . . Page 111 The 1963 Milfordian is dedicated to the American Field Service in grateful appreciation for the many benefits and opportunities it has of- fered to the students of Milford High School. We believe that this poem written by Efi Salvari expresses this feeling of gratitude . . . Like happy birds in the sky, All together we do fly, Over mountains, towns, and seas, To reach this country, Where everything is really lovely, To live one year, like a dream. But between all this beauty, We have a wonderful duty, Which we always do with love, To be more proud every day And to thank God, and to pray For our new family--The A. F.S. 4 Neat Lab?? Important What’s Cooking? no us nu Chorus Finished Oh, what typing whizzes!! School Spirit!! Guidance Fifth Period English o cfai tj activities Wood Working Product 'American Government persona 'fih ies, ancf search for hnocu ecfpe. MILFORD SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION C. T. Dickerson, Secretary, Joseph O. Penuel, Max R. Corder, President, George A. Robbins, Vice-President, and Joseph Wright. 10 We grow and develop through the appli- cation ofaworking democracy. Let us pause for the refreshment of a collective, intelligent and democratic process and re- new our faith in our public schools. Let us call for pupils, teachers, and all others to work together to gain new and better under- standings between themselves. We believe in and have faith in demo- cratic action; we must make every effort to practice what we preach. Again may I compliment and thank the class of '63 for completing and financing the Milfordian. I trust that through the years it will revive many fond and pleasant mem- ories. 7 , C. T. Dickerson Superintendent In congratulating the Class of '63 on the completion of your studies in the Mil- ford High School, I would remind you of the privileges, opportunities, and challenges that face you as you emerge into the broader and ever-enlarging circle of life. As you continue to grow in wisdom and understanding you will have an even greater appreciation of the truths learned here. I extend my sincere best wishes to each of you in your chosen field of en- deavor. Willard W. Hickman Administrative Assistant I wish to extend congratulations to the Class of '63 for having completed their high school education. It is my sincere hope that you will look upon your high school career with pride and satisfaction. Best wishes for happiness and pros- perity in your future endeavors. Qemtu S. f J James E. Atkinson L Senior High School Principal You, the class of '63, have proven the old slogan, We can because we think we can. This was the spirit with which you carried on your successful high school ed- ucation. Keep this slogan to carry you to victory in your life's accomplishments. I trust you will fulfill the dreams of your Junior High Schooldays and that the blessings of the Deity be with you always. W. W. McGinnes Junior High Principal 11 MRS. IDA CORDER Secretary to the Principal MRS. CATHEL BENNETT Secretary to the Admin. Asst. 12 MISS MARY ANN KILLEN Secretary to the Jr. High Principal CAFETERIA STAFF FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Drummond, M. Houston, E. Watson, G. Dutton, H. Maloney, I. Hinks. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: G. Smack, M. Grove, E. McKee, E. Newton, (s), L. Clayville, L. Wilkerson, M. French, E. Argo, J. Dudley, O. French, L. Wiley, C. Clark. Absent M. Hills. CUSTODIAL STAFF FIRST ROW Left to Right: N. VanVorst, R. Hill, G. Watson, J. Otwell, D. Roberts. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: J. Pagden, J. Finnity, J. Niblet, L. Morris, R. Bunting, W. Morris. 13 MRS. BARDEN MR. BARDEN MR. BLOSE MR, BRACKETT MR BRIGGS MR BROWN MR. DAVIDSON MR DAVIES MR. EDSALL MR. ELZEY MARTHA HANSON BARDEN A. B. Birmingham Southern Col. M. A. Vanderbilt U. Reading and English MILTON B. BARDEN Pfeiffer College B.S. M. A. Appalachian S.T.C. Health, P.E., English Football and Wrestling MAURICE BLOSE B.S. Elizabethtown C. General Science LEONARD BRACKETT B.S. Appalachian S.T.C. Business Ed. BERNARD E. BRIGGS B.S. Penn. State P.Ed., Health EARL A. BROWN B.S. Salisbury S.T.C. Science LORENZO D. CLARK B.S. U. of Delaware Driver Ed. ALEXANDER DAVIDSON B.S. Cornell U. Agriculture RUSSELL C. DAVIES Bloomsburg State Col. Business Ed. • ALAN EDSALL B.S. Rutgers University Agriculture HERMAN R. ELZEY A.B. Maryville M.A. Penn. State U. English JKem6ers 14 5juicfe Q s Gn Uhe Gfassroom . . MARION R. FORD B.S. Clarion State Col. English, Speech EDWENA GREENE B.S. Madison Col. English TEEMAN D. HAITHCOCK B.S. Appalachian S.T.C. Math RUTH FOSTER B.S. Alabama Col. M.A. Ed. S. George Peabody Biology PHILIP C. GRIFFITH B.S. Marietta Col. General Science GERTRUDE H. HALLETT B.S. Lock Haven State Col. Reading LAWRENCE R. GOCELLA B.S. Lock Haven State Col. P.Ed., Health WILBUR T. HAIGHT B.S. California S.T.C. M.Ed. U. of Delaware Industrial Arts. MABEL HARRINGTON M.E. Philadelphia Hospital School Nurse GLENN HARTMAN A.B. Asbury Col. M.A. Ball State Teachers Col. JANE M. HERSON A.B. U. of Delaware M.A. U. of Delaware MR. FORD MISS FOSTER MR. GOCELLA MRS. GREENE MR. GRIFFITH MR. HIGH MR. HOCH MR. HUNT MRS. JORDAN MRS. KIEL MR. KINNEKIN MR. KUHLMAN MR. KUNKLE ft. pT ROBERT HOCH B. S. U. of Delaware Math GEORGE C. HUNT B. S. E. Tenn. St. Industrial Arts THOMAS HIGH B.S. Shippensburg State CoL Higher Math and Physics MISS KINZIE fuj MR. KOON ISABEL R. JORDAN A. B. Tift Col. M.A. V.P.I English ROSE ANNE KINZIE B. A. Bridgewater Col. Phys. Ed. EVA S. KIEL M.S.H.E.E. W. Va. U. Home Economics HERBERT E. KOON B.S. Appalachian S.T.C. Algebra 1, Algebra II JOHN W. KINNIKIN B.A. U. of Delaware Chemistry, Physics LUCILLE N. KOON B.S. Appalachian S.T.C. M.A. Appalachian S.T.C. P. Ed., Health JOHN KUHLMAN B.S. Grove City Col. English JOHN H. KUNKLE B.S. Kutztown St. M. Ed. Penn. State U. Art. Sponsor Cx ra Gurricu ar Activities 16 Juicfci ance,, Ancf y fe p Q s LEON LILLY B. A. W. Va. Tech. English FRED LOWRY B.S. W. Va. Inst, of Tech. Woodworking, Welding RICHARD LYNAM B.S. Michigan State General Math DANA McCLUNG B.S. Alderson-Broaddus M.Ed. U. of Delaware Business Ed. george r. McFarland B.S. Clarion State American Government ARTHUR W. McDANIEL B.A. Bridgewater Col. M.Ed. U. of Delaware Guidance EVELYN C. MILLER B.H. S.E., U. of N. Carolina Home Economics MAGDALENE McGUIRE B.S. Radford Col. Reading, English WILLIAM E. MILLER B.S. West Chester S.T.C. M.S. U. of Penn. Vocal Music GRACE R MONTGOMERY A.B., B.S. Radford Col. M.A. Ed. U. of Delaware Business Ed. BERNARDO NEGRON A.B. Betang Col. U. of P. Rico Spanish I, II, IIL MR. LILLY MR. LOWRY MR. LYNAM MR. McCLUNG MR. McDANIEL MRS. McGUIRE mr. McFarland MRS. MILLER MR. MILLER MRS. MONTGOMERY MR NEGRON MISS O’CONNOR MR. PALMER MR. RANKIN MR. SHEVOCK MRS. STOOPS MR. STOOPS MR. TEARE MR. VON DREELE ETHEL OCONNOR B.S. Salisbury S.T. C. Librarian ROBERT C. SHEVOCK B.S. Lock Haven State Col. Biology PAUL N. TEARE B.S. Penn. State U. Instrumental Music MRS. VREELAND MRS. WELLS RAYMOND E. PALMER B.A. Marlboro Col. Latin, English, German INGRID E. STOOPS B.S. Salisbury S.T.C. Social Studies PETER VON DREELE B.A. Tennessee Wesleyan Col. History B.S., A.B., M.A. Eastern Kent. C. Social Studies RAYMOND STOOPS B.S. Salisbury S.T.C. Social Studies MARY T. VREELAND B.A. U. of Delaware English MILDRED WELLS B.A. U. of Delaware Home Economics RICHARD WOODWARD B.S. Mansfield S.T.C. English EMELIA ZAYDIN B.D. Havana Institute French, Spanish Uo Cflttain 18 din der class m en Donna Anderson Mary Anderson Barbara Angelucci George Anstine Sally Argo Gene Asmuth Ricky Asmuth Wayne Banning Joyce Beebe Glenn Bennett Davis Benson Richard Berwick Barbara Biggs Sandra Billings Wayne Boyce C, Carol Baxendale Mary Lee Breeding , Phyllis Breeding A ' ' vV iK John Briggs Tom Burn o- f . u rr - Robert Callaway Bruce Camper Virginia Carey Diane Carlisle Lance Clark James Clements Laura Clendaniel Richard Collins Harvey Conard Bryon Cooper Duane Corder Nancy Corder Doris Coverdale Cecelia Craig Elaine Cresson Gary Criswell Jerry Cubbage Robert Currie Douglas Dale Margaret Davenport Jack Davis Too Busy John Davis Reginia Deeney Beverly Denney Maggie Deputy Myrtle Dempsey Dennis Dernberger John Dill Becky Dill Herb Disharoon Mary Ann Domke Kathleen Donovan Judy Downes Connie Ellingsworth Philip Ellingsworth Roy Erdman Richard Evans Jacqueline Eypel Hans Feindt Richard Fischer Robert Fischer Berta Fitzgerald Samuel Frank Carol Gill Grade Giltenboth James Gleason Frank Glenn Edward Godwin Ken Graham Harry Greenly Stephen Greenly Delores Griffith Lynn Hall Jack Hall Joe Hall John Hallett David Hammond George Hammond Dennis Harrington Diane Harrington David Hawkins Bob Hayden Larry Hayes Richard M. Hazzard Ruth Helmick Janet Henderlong Rosemarie Hennessey George Herrington Sandra Hill Teresa Holleger Jane Hollenbeck Jimmy Hollis Tom Hollis Vernon Hood Beverly Hopkins Thomas Hoyer Charlene Hoyt Dennis Hoyt Clifford Hudson Loretta Hurd Joe Isaacs Alan Jester are enthusiastic . . . Donald Jester Wayne Jester Marvin Johnson Betty Ann Jones Jacqueline Jones Linda Jones Christine Jump JoAnne Kenton Bill Kenton Nancy Kimmey Daniel King Carolyn Kirby Vernon Kirk David Kline Martin Wayne Kreider Jennifer Kunkle Doreen Lafontaine Junior Lane Anne Lankford Danny LeBright Cheryl LeCompte an cf caper lo participate. George Lee Lawrence Legates Harry Lindale Helen Lindale Jimmy Lindale Lois Ann Littleton Kathleen Lonengan Patsy Love Allan Lynch Nancy Lynn Diane Martin Sarah Marvel Joan Mason Jo Ann May Robert May Don McClung Barry McCole Lauren McColley Sandra McGee Donna Messick George Messick Walter Millman Gilbert Mills Paul Mills Daniel Mitchell Richard Mohr Martha Montgomery David Mood Calvert Morgan Cynthia Mosley Robert W. Nash Nancy Newton Linda Niblett Sharon Nichols Charles Nugent James Pase Wanda Pettit Larry Pfeiffer Bob Phillips Charles Porter Shirley Potter Robert A. Porter William Propes Paul E. Robertson Eric Robutka Shirley Rogers Virginia Roosa Helen Rosker Nancy Russell Larry Schneider Sylvia Schneider Jerry K. Schonemann Joan Scott Sharon Scott Rose Sehn Eugene M. Sharp Pat Sharp William Simpson Susan Short Dorothy Silbereisen Betty Sipple mic a Ty they e earn Kenneth W. Smith Priscilla Smith Wayne E. Smith Betty Snyder Elizabeth Snyder Nancy Spence Kathy Stapeford Linda Stayton Dolphus Stevenson John Strahle Lester Swain Charles Tatman Nancy Torbert Monty Towers Kenneth Trader Connie VanVorst Norma VanVorst Charlotte Vincent Betty Walls Donna Walls Robert Walls Robert Walls Diane Warren Gary Warren Sharon Warren Leroy Watkins Susie Watkins Barbara Webb Phyllis Webb Mary Anne Westphal Clarence Wilkerson Cindy Wilkins Sarah Wilkins Carol Ann Williams Eugene Williams Jim Willis Shirleen Wilson Darrell Wisseman James Wroten Teddy Wynes Laura Yerkes Stephanie Zencak octally they mature. U£e Michael Abella Linda Adams Donald Anderson Dora Alexander Sharon Appel Paul Argo Jenny Armstrong Richard Armstrong Donald Baldwin Beverly Ball John Bennett Thomas Bennett Buddy Betts Deborah Betts Dianne Billings Wayne Billings Connie Brooks Karen Brown Wayne Bunting Howard Burris Nellie Burton Donald Cain Jennifer Campbell Mary Ann Campbell Bonnie Cannon Richard Carey Joanne Carmean Joseph Clark Joan Clendaniel Ruth Clendaniel Christine Corddry Charles Coverdale Ronald Craft Elizabeth Craig Robert Curtis Jerry Davis a cfcfs spar 4 e o our sa 'J200 , Wayne Davis Sally Dellinger Matt Dill Olga Domke Wanda Donovan Joyce Downes Charles Draper Timothy Duker Sharon Emory Cynthia Endress Jeanine Eypel Dianne Field John Finnefrock Rita Fister Margaret Fitchett John Foraker Gwendolyn Frankel Charles Garey Mike Ganoe David Gillespie Joyce Gilmore Georgia Giltenboth Michael Griffin Deborah Gunning Connie Hamilton Charles Hammond Alice Harding Robert Harrington William Haughy Gary Hayes Linda Hayes Margaret Headley Diane Hendricks Joyce Herd Barbara Hitch Virginia Hobbs and in keeping with traditions, 3 %y • wrs Randy Holland Richard Hostedler Hugh Hunter Saundra Hutchins Charlotte Ingram Carol Isaacs Aldon James John Thomas James John Terrance Jay work Byron Jefferson Jerry Jerman Charles Jester Charles Jones Joseph Kemp Melanie Kerr David Kimmey Benjamin Kirby Ruth Ann Kniceley Philip Kugelmann Linda Lecates Vernotica Lee Harvey Leighty Robert Lingo Claudia Lofland Shirley Lofland Marque rite Love Harriet Lynch Linda Lynch Raymond Lynch Sharon Lynch Carol Mac Lean Herbert Maloney Gary Manlove June Martin A. Robert Mas ten Robert D. Masten Maryann Mazza Janet McPherson Robert Meredith Marjorie Messick Roland Metzner Pamela Millsap Diane Miltiades Robert Minner Joyce Mitchell Rodger Montgomery Patsy Mosley Frank Mood Grey Morgan Ureita Muncey Sharon Murphy Louis O'Day Mildred O’Neal Gwendolyn Paczkowski Carolyn Pagden Dorothy Parker Helen Parsons William Parsons Thomas Parvis Eugene Passwaters Richard Pettyjohn Douglas Phillips Brenda Potter C Joanne Pringle. Charlene Pritchett Paul Purcell Shirley Ralyea Carolyn Richter Gerald Robbins Sofia Robutka Danny Rogers as they foodforward to Diane Rogers Ann Rosenzweig James Ross Jacqueline Sanderson Connie Savage Wanda Savage Patsy Sennett Bruce Sharp Marsha Short Gregory Showell Phyllis Simmons Gary Simpson June Slaughter David Sockrider Carolyn Smith Raymond Sparklin Edmund Storey Nancy Swain James Taylor Donna Teare Carol Tebbens Bonnie Thompson Rita Tingle Ronald Wayne Tingle Ernest Torbert Laura Torbert William Tull Lyle Tyrrell Ronald Van Gorder Elaine Van Vorst William Vincent Charlotte Wagner Burton Walius Phyllis Walker John Walls Charles Ward I I two more years at M7 S. Donna Ward Robert Warren Sandra Warren Danny Watson Diane Watson Paul Watson Connie Webb Ginger Webb James Webb Mary Ellen Webb Nancy Webb Terrence Webb Thomas Eugene Webb Donald Wells John Whalen Oveta Whaley Geraldine Wheatley James Wilkerson David Wilkins Vernell Willey Dennis Williams Susan Willis Sara Wooters Ronald Worden Helena Yerkes Gary Aber Ruth Abramson Patricia Achorn Jean Acko Leroy Anderson Donald Andrews David Argo Doris Argo Thomas Baker Fred Bennett Norma Jean Bennett Evelyn Biggs Grace Bogan Edwin Bradley Albert Burk John Burris Sylvia Carlisle Gary Clendaniel Frank Cohen Jo Ann Collins Gail Corder Pat Cordrey Ronald Davidson George Davis Susan Desmond Kenneth Dickey Donna Disharoon Carol Dobson Jeanette Donovan Sue Dutton a group with vim vigor, ancf vitafitg Pamela Erdman Donna Fischer Margie Fisher Tom Fitzgerald Judy Frankel Sharon Gellens Robert Gill Charles Gleason Frank Godwin Nancy Grant Lorraine Green Thomas Greenlee Nancy Griffith Frank Hall Gregory Hall Ruth Anne Hayes Shirley Hayes Brad Henderlong Jimmy Herd Anne Hickman Bonnie Hoey Virginia Holleger Merry Hollis Tommy Holston Christina Homan Brenda Hood Neal Hornaday Glenn Ingram Steve Jaeger Samuel Johnson James Jones David Kenton Faith Kenton Rea Kerr William King Gwendolyn Kirby Sue Kirby Carol Kline Ellen Kunkle Nicky Lane Marion Legates Gussie Lindale Wayne Lindale Marshall Lee Lloyd Sharon Marshall Kay Maul Frank Me Clung Marie McCole Jerry Miller PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE FH Nancy Millman Myra Mills Dennis Mohr Vaughn Morgan Charles Mosley nexi yearns S OCWtfS Jackie Pendleton Sarah Penuel Gary Piccolo Shirley Postles Walt Postles Jim Rimmer Johnny Robbins Joyce Roberts Judy Roberts Charles Rogers Bobby Rogers Jay Roosa Ricky Rosker Piret Saksen Dewey Sapp Gerald Savage Ginger Schuler Danny Schurman Howard L. Shockley Lola Shockley John Shockley Richard Shockley Steve Short Cathy Shourds John Sigler I Bonnie Smith Michael Sombar Bill Staats Harlan Swain Colleen Teare James Thawley Mary Sue Thawley Anna Lee Thistlewood Alan Timmons Marsha Townsend Terry Vernotico Frank Vican Roland Vinyard UH Kay V reel and Ted Walius Jim Walls David Warnock Lonnie Watson Richard Webb Fran Welsh Dona West Roy Wheelock Carolyn White Linda White Connie Wilson Rita Wollter Edith Wootten Robert Yonker Charmaine Zencak JlCJfS Taken from the plaque presented by the Class of 1962: SHIELD: A field of blue rimmed in gold, charged with a grist mill onaford, from which the town derived its name. CREST: A three-masted schooner crested upon a heart, representing the town’s old boat works located in the heart of Delaware. Also significant is the use of the schooner on the crest of the arms of Delaware. RIBBON: Boldly proclai ming the school name, Milford High School. 38 I I CLAYTON HUGH ADAMS ”1 believe in no man's opinions--I have some of my own.” ’’Clay”. . .’’The Green Nerd”. . .a whiz with a tennis racket. . .likes to read and ride around. . .loved those chemistry classes. . .future includes college. EVERETT C. BENNETT ’’Swell guy and a good friend.” RONALD ROY ASH ”Oh, sweet mystery of life”. ’’Ron”. . .can be found at the Chatter- box or riding around in his '56 Ford. . . ’’You're half smart”. . .Army here I come! PATSY ANN ADAMS ”I'm most fond of talking and thinking; that is to say, talking first and think- ing afterwards.” ”Pat”. . .can be found at the Tastee Freez. . .”Tally-ho”. . .collects Teen magazines. . .plans to become a beau- tician. Everett”. . .watch out when he gets near his crazy organ!. . .one of the senior band members. . .likes par- ticipating in sports. . .favorite sub- jects are trig and physics. . .future plans include college. PAUL W. BACON Work fascinates me; I could sit and watch it all day.” ’’Paul”. . .’’You want to cry on my shoulder?”. . .can be seen riding around in his '55 green Ford. . .one of our technical school students. 40 EMILIA BETANCOURT A charming bit of scenery in the land- scape of life.” Mila . . . All right . . .Oh! that beautiful black hair. . .likes to sew and draw. . .a stamp collector. . .favorite subject is English. STEPHEN FRANK BRADLEY I can resist anything except tempta- tion. Steve . . . OhCrap! . . .Oneof Lin- coln's growing citizens. . .futureplans include Coast Guard. . .Usually seen buzzing around in a '55 Ford. JAMES HARRIS BETTS, U What! No girls in heaven? I'll stay here. Jim . . .wine, women, and song!. . . You're cute, but. . .Don Juan of the senior class. . .Can be found in Geor- getown, at the Freez, or canteen. . . plans to go to college. RICHARD BENNETT Farmers are the founders of human civilization. Rich . . .owns a fast and furious '39 Chevy. . .likes all sports. . .able F. F.A. Vice-President in his junior year . . .plans to be a veterinarian. JULIA E. BRANDT A merry heart does good like medi- cine. Julie . . .I'll be a ring tailed racoon. . . .likes talking and sewing. . .drives a '51 Dodge. . .plans to be a dental assistant. WILLIAM EDWARD BULLOCK LOYCE JUNE BUARQUE ’’Such a whirlpool of fun and mischief in her head! ' June-Bug . . .another Houstonian. . . Golly Day! . . .likes riding around and dancing. . .a future beautician. ROBERT BURK A shy face is better than a forward heart! Bob . . .watch him when he's on the wrestling mat. . .a student at the Tech- nical Center. . .likes to hunt. CHERYL CHRISTINE CALLAHAN Mischief is where you find it, espe- cially if she's behind it. Cheryl ., .hailsfromPocomoke. . . can be found in the nearest haunted house . . . Oh, well . . .never in the same place twice. . .future spells col- lege. The wearer of a smile that spells friendship. Bill . . .likes include bowling, hunt- ing, and fishing. . .those bookkeeping classes. . .spends his leisure time in his '56 Chevy. . .future plans include Business School. BONNIE LEE BURTON Our tongue is our daily and hourly advertisement. Bonnie . . .talking will never go out of style as long as she's around!. . . Isn't that right sporting of me? . . . Sometimes can be found drying clothes in a hair dryer. . .writes lots of let- ters. . .plans to study merchandizing. A 2 SANDRA LEE CALLAWAY She’s little but she's wise. . .she's a terror for her size. Callaway . . .a color guard. . . Oh, shoot! . . .Man, watch out when she does the Bodie!. . .sale booster at Grant's. . .plans to attend Business School. LOUIS H. CARPENTER, JR. Cars he likes, and girls one; but study and books to him, no fun! Dick . . .has a reserved spot at the Tastee Freez. . .his car never lacks a load of kids. . r'.Loves that Ford and sophomore girls. . .Sometimes found camping out in cardboard boxes!! CURTIS JOSEPH CALLAWAY Popularity is power. Catfish . . .One of the best. . .Mr. All-Around. . .our class leader. . . At home in any sport. . .Barney’s couldn't do without him. . .Salisbury State will make a teacher of this one. SYLVIA JEAN CAPEHART Cast away sorrow and let's all be mer- ry. Jeanie . . . Oh, well--you can't win 'email . . .her phone seldom rings-- she is always on it!. . .a real camera bug. . .likes those gym classes. . . plans to be a traveling gal. EDWARD EARL CLARK Sometimes I sit and think, but most times I just sit. Eddie . . .a real cool character. . . loves those Rehoboth cops!?. . .spends most of his leisure time at Georgetown . . .works at the A P when not dating. 43 BARBARA KAYE CLENDANIEL ’’Ever cheerful, never dreary, always smiling, never weary.” ’’Curly”. . .”Cfest la vie. . .Keeps Herbie, King Leonardo, and all her other stuffed animals straight. . . writes letters, letters, and more let- ters. . .would rather study German and Latin than English. . .another ele- mentary ed. major. CAROLE LINDA COVERDALE ’’You’re only young once; after that you’ll have to think of another excuse.” ’’Carole”. . .’’Golly day”. . .just loves Rehoboth landladies?!!. . .seenmost of the time in a '62 Olds. . .never a dull moment when she’s around. . . plans to be a secretary. CHARLES H. CONRAD JR. ”If you' re a man of few words you won't have to take them back.” Charlie”. . .one of our Technical Cen- ter students. . .likes to hunt. . .favor- ite subject is auto mechanics. . .plans to be a mechanic. DARYLE ALAN COHEE ’’Just give me the wide open spaces. Cohee”. . .If he hasn’t got an engine, he'll die. . .One of A P's employee's . . .Traded his red Pick-Up for a '55 Chevy. . .Sputter, cough, chug, ”He's off!”. . .Keeper of the zoo! ELSIE JEAN CLENDANIEL ’’Words can't describe her, she is sim- ply herself. Elsie”. . . What have I done now? . . .Grant's couldn't do without her. . . hobbies include skating and collecting records. . .favorite subject is book- keeping. 44 CHARLES R. DAVIS JR. It's not what you do; it's what you get away with.” Isshe bad?”. . .mistakes pretzels for cigars!. . .quite a character. . . allergic to fuzz . . .praises the day that riding around was invented. . . known as Buzz . DIANE CAROLYN DAVIS Sugar 'n spice and everything nice. Diane . . . My Heavens . . .quiet 'til you get to know her--boy, watch out then!!. . .just loves those Rehoboth landladies?. . .spends most of her time in Dover. . .can be seen in a '63 XL. LAWRENCE H. DAVIS Worry and I have never met. Larry . . . BigDeal! . . .cherishes that'55 Ford of his. . .Where can you find him?. . .at the Freez or riding around. . .can really squeal those wheels. . .he's off in a cloud of dust!! . . .likes sports--a go-getter on the mat. ALLAN G. DALLAS He's quiet and shy, but there's mis- chief in his eye. Allan . . .our artist with the added touch. . .likes baseball, baseball, and more baseball. . .the class wit . . . owns a'49 Plymouth. . .plans to enter a School of Architecture. NORMA JEAN DAVIS Silence is a golden gift. Norma . . .known for her quiet ways . . .a friend to all. . . Oh my!!. . . likes English classes. . .had fun on those band buses. 45 CURTIS DESMOND The world s no better If we worry; life s no longer If we hurry.” ”Curt”. . .pushes carts at the A P . . . Heck with it”. . .likes fishing and bowling. . .plans to attend Business College. BRENDA ANN DONOVAN God made me short so that He could do a better job of it.” Shorty”. . .”Oh, heck! . . .oneofour mighty band members. . .likes good old West Virginia. . .oh, those pajama parties!. . .plans to go into nurses training. RHETT WYATT DILL The fifty-third card in the deck--the joker.' Dill. . . Terribly terrible”. . .murder on the football field. . .rides in a '56 Ford Fairlane. . .looks toward the wild blue yonder. ALBERTA ELAINE DONOVAN Just to be happy is a fine thing to do.” Bertie”. . . Gee whiz . . .can be found working at the Tastee Freez. . . spends leisure time writing to a guy in the Air Force. . .favorite pastime is riding around with Rich. Blushing is the color of virtue. Bonnie”. . .”Oh, blasted! ’. . .aT.V. fan. . .favorite classes are typing and chorus. . .plans to be a secretary. BONNIE LEE DONOVAN 46 GENE WAYNE FITZGERALD Every inch a good feilow--and Oh! So many inches! Gene--not Eugene! . . .his favorite sayingwas censored!!. . .knocks 'em cold when he gets on the football field! . . .loves those stock car races. . . plans to retire after graduation. . . Fitz . DONALD LEE GIBSON The world belongs to the energetic. Gib . . .practices at being a noncon- formist!!. . . Son ofagun! . . .founc in any school activity. . .rides in a '60 Dodge Dart. . .has a special interest in art. MARY LOU GARBUTT Laugh and live only as youth can. Mary Lou . . . Man!!! . . .Where there's horses, there's Mary Lou. . . also enjoys tennis, basketball, and eat- ing. . .after high school there's the University of Delaware in store for her. RUTH CAROLYN FINNITY It's love that makes the world go round. Carol . . . Oh, gosh! . . .hasaspe- cial interest in Milton. . .can really fly on a typewriter. . .future plans wait at the end of the aisle. CHARLES E. GILL JR. ’When work and pleasure clash, let the work go to smash. Chuck . . .1 don't know . . .can be found pushing a cart at the A P. . . rides in a '56 two-tone green Oldsmo- bile. . .spends most of his leisure time at the Chatter Box. 47 ARTHUR DEAN HAZZARD He scatters enjoyment wherever he goes Dean . . . Take it easy . . .when not working at Greens' Market, can be found working on his '54 green Chevy. . .favorite subject is history . . .future plans include the service. RACHEL ELLEN GRIER Dynamite comes in small packages If its a man’s work, I'm only a boy Lee . . . Daggone it . . .likes to ride around and work on cars. . .one of Lincoln's best. . .can be found hunting or fishing. . .plans to be an electrical contractor. BEVERLY ANN GROVE Does anything and does it well, in a word we think she's really swell Bev . . .energetic cheerleader. . . always neat and trim. . .Does won- ders with a needle and thread!. . . always around just when she's needed . . .Future spells college. MARY ELECTA HEADLEY Laugh and the world laughs with you Headless . . . Oh my lands . . . a devil-may-care Senior enjoying flirting and riding around. . .likes stuffed animals. . .Brereton's Phar- macy couldn't do without her. . .plans to study business. Ra . . .no school activity is com- plete without her. . .wicked on the hockey field. . .Loves to argue (or debate, as she puts it!). . . But I don't care!! . . .Delaware holds her future . . .in more ways than one. HARRY LEE GLASCO 48 MARK HENRY HILT Take everyone’s advice, and do as you please. Mack. . .a real electricity bug. . .one of our mighty Senior band members. . . plans to study electrical engineering, if he gets through trig and physics. MARY ANN HITCHENS On the field or on a court, she's at home in any sport. Murray. . .if you can find her home, you're doin'good!. . . Hey, neat! . . . This gal sure does love basketball. . . money counter of the senior class. . . plans to be a gym teacher. LEON WILLIAM HIPKINS I may not be handsome but I declare, I have that distinguished look! Lee. . .has a reserved spot at the Tastee-Freez. . . What d' you say, Man? . . .Milford'scraziest twister! . . .keeps the canteen alive on Friday nights. . .plans to attend college. ERIC LEE HERHOLDT I am the only one of my kind. Eric. . . How's that grab you? . . . can be seen around Milford in his '38 black Ford. . .favorite subject is lunch . . .plans to enlist in the Coast Guard. ALICE BELLE HOOD Silence is deep as Eternity, speech is as shallow as time. Alice . . .likes to dance. . .rides in a '62 blue Chevy. . .can be found at the Tastee Freez almost any time. . . future plans spell business school. 49 DONNA FAYE HOSTEDLER Happiness seems made to be shared. Donnie . . . You said it, man . . . enjoys riding with a certain person in a'56 Chevy. . Jikes eating and read- ing. . .plans to be a housewife. SHIRLEY ANN INGRAM A shy appearance but never doubt, she’s a mischievous character we've found out. Shirley . . . Wait a minute! . . . Allean's little helper. . .likes popular music. . .plans to be a secretary or receptionist. MARY JOY HUDECZ She does her work without being told, she has a head full of sense and a heart full of gold. Mary Jo . . .Miss Spirit and Energy Plus!. . .Owns a bevy of Chevies (the best on the road?). . .Asset to any class. . .just ask the teachers!!!. . . Mr. McFarland’s pet peeve! MICHAEL WILLIAM HOYER Not afraid of work; not in love with it. Mike . . . YouCommoner! . . .can be found loafing at the Milford Phar- macy. . .that's why you don’t see him home too often. . .likes American Government classes. . .plans to join the service. RONALD WAYNE HURD If poison fails, try history. Wayne . . . Don't let it worry you . . .drives a 55 Ford. . .likes hunt- ing and fishing. . .can be found every- where except home. . .future farmer. RICHARD STAYTON IVENS ’’I'm not lazy; I'm just saving my en- ergy.” ’’Richard . . .track team couldn’t do without him. . .favorite s u bj e c t is drafting. . .can be seen riding around with the gang. DIANE JAMES A sweet and friendly smile lights her face. Jessie . . . Oh, my! . . .can be found at Polan's. . .likes to dance. . . favorite subject is typing. . .plans to be a receptionist. Jody . . .tries to keep the Tastee Freez straight. . .has a special in- terest in Lincoln. . .at home in any sport. . .areal whiz in Trig!. . . Shut up! . . .Hee! Hee! Hee! JUDY LEE JAQUETTE It's so easy to be good natured, why take the trouble to be anything else. SUE ISAACS Like a glass of sparkling champagne, forever bubbling over! Ozzie . . .Drives anything from a T-Bird to a truck. . .Whiz on a hockey field or softball diamond. . .Spirit to spare!. . .Has a weakness for state wrestling champs. PATRICIA LEA JARRETT It’s nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Pat . . .’’Youhear that noise? . . . talk, talk, talk. . .likes reading and embroidering. . .oh, those algebra classes. . .plans to be a secretary. . . You old goat! RICHARD LINFORD JERREAD JULES KEITH JEFFERSON Live, learn, die and forget it all. Jules . . . What would our history class be without him? . . .Can be seen either loafing or fishing. . .future plans include college. . .Oh, those sociology classes! ARMANDO JIMENEZ Sweet, friendly, though sometimes shy, he’s quite a guy. Armando . . .the other half of our A.F.S. pair. . .likes art and American food. . .woodworking and American Government go hand in hand as messy and difficult. . .plans to teach English when he returns to Costa Rica. JAMES ALLEN JESTER He would rather make history than study it. Jimmy . . .a real electricity bug. . . announces the news loud and clear on W.K.S.B. . . .Oh, those Sociology classes!. . .a real sweet guy. Some think he is bashful, but others doubt it. Dick . . . Keep smiling, it makes everyone wonder what you've been up to . . .a scholar in his own field. . . when not working for Wards' Refriger- ation, can be found in a library. . . future plans include college. WILLIAM PIERCE JESTER JR. A rhapsody of words. Bill . . . Let's dance! . . .guards the goodies at the movies. . .keeps that'55 green Nash on the go!. . .never runs out of energy when it comes to dancing. . . Unfold your hands, Sally. 52 BONNIE MARGUERITE JONES Lincoln freed the slaves, all but one, all but one! Bonstance . . .wicked on the hockey field. . .rides around in a red ’62 Chevy station wagon. . . What a panic! . . .really makes dates fly in history and American Government. . . will teach after college. j CAROLYN CLIFTON KILLEN If having fun was a crime, she would be serving a life sentence.” Cliff . . . Rats . . .amean twister . . .A real sailor. . .Oh! those gym classes. . .faithful customer of the TasteeFreez. . .looktoward college. JUDY LYNN JOHNSON 'Tis better to be small and shine, than big and cast a shadow. Judy . . .a real artist. . . Shucks . . .likes to drive a ’55 Olds and eat . . .spends most of her leisure time at home. . .the eating doesn’t seem to affect her. SHARON ANN KIRBY Be a live wire and you won’t get step- ped on. Sharon . . .lively cheerleader. . . I'll never tell . . .has a direct mail route to Waynesboro. . .will make her mark in the world of drama. . . plans to be a college girl. Live fast, die young and have a good looking corpse. Skipper . . .Milford's claim to fame in the wrestling world. . .able Student Council President. . .never at a loss for words or opinions!. . .would real- ly look sharp in an Annapolis uniform . . .Gocella's protege!. . .Nothing feminine about the way he carries his books! DAVID ANDREW JONES 53 MARY LOUISE LANKFORD Athletic, witty, full of fun, she's made a friend of everyone. MerLou . . .our world traveler. . . can be found in almost any activity. . . El Cid's C h e m a i n e !! !. . .harried yearbook co-editor. . .Swell girl in everyone’s book. MARGARET LINDALE The mildest manners and the gentlest heart.” Peggy . . .one of the mainstays of the senior class. . .uncomplaining worker in any activity. . .always ready with a smile and friendly hello . . .we couldn’t do without her. CARROLL ANN LEWIS Sweet, neat, and quite petite. Carroll . . . Great Scott . . .col- lects stereo records. . .can be found riding around in a '62 Mercury. . . plans to be a hair stylist. JO ANN LEGATES My interest is in the future because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there. Jo . . .her main thoughts include a certain soldier by the name of Don. . . enjoys sitting in a cozy room knitting or reading. . . areal cardshark . . . future plans lie in the secretarial field and. . . IRA TED LEWIS The world knows nothing of its great- est men! Theodore, Mr. Limbo . . .Talks faster than most people can think!. . . Life of the junior play. . .Fred As- taire with a green thumb!. . .Plans to be a millionaire, as a school teach- er!!! 54 CHESTER WALTER LONG Love your enemies, and drive them nuts. Chet . . .with a splutter and a bang, here comes Chet in his little black studbuster!”. . ,'Tm getting out of here! . . .Leads the cheers on the band bus. . .our first drum-major. . . spends time with a certain Senior Miss when not working at Woolworth’s. . . a loyal member of the motor scooter gang! FRANCIS GILBERT MASSEY There's only one proof for ability. . . action! Gil . . .a chess player. . .can be seen in his '52 black Caddie. . .best speller in the senior class?. . .fa- vorite subject is American Govern- ment. . .future spells the U.S. Coast Guard. . .we hope it spells better than he does in English! BARBARA McILVAIN With dusty beauty, laughing eyes, she's charming as the midnight skies. Barb . . . You're only young once! . . .likes history classes. . .has a reserved spot at the Tastee Freez. . . can be found at the Canteen on Friday nights. . .plans to be a beautician. JOHN LONERGAN Why work when you can get some- one to do it for you. Johnnie . . .works at Milford Stitch- ing. . .likes to ride in his '58 Ford . . .spends most of his time at Kim- my's Gas Station. . .Oh, those auto mechanics classes. PHILLIP DONALD MEARS All great men are dead; I don't feel too good myself. Don . . .greatest thing on the basket- ball court. . .if you don't believe it, just ask him!. . .points, points, and more points. . .likes those rewards he gets, too!. . .member of the motor scooter crew. . .promising pole- vaulter. . . Dish. 55 KAYE LUCILLE MERCER SUSANN MAMIE MECKLEY I 'specti growed; don't think nobody made me.” Suzie”. . .’’Help”. . .keeps the Chat- ter Box straight. . .our head major- ette. . .can really twirl fire. . .has that steady habit. WINNITA GREY MORGAN Rebellion against silence!” Winnie”. . . Good Heavens”. . .can be found squealing around corners at Powder Puff Derby. . .drives a '55 green and white Chevy--usually to Cambridge. . .plans to join the Peace Corps. HELEN MEREDITH Hitch your wagon to a star.” Mert . . .”1 guess not”. . .hails from Ellendale. . .works at J. C. Penney's. . .favorite subject is ad- vanced foods. . .friend to everyone. If eyes were made for seeing, then beauty is its own excuse for being.” Ki”. . .witty, wise, well-liked--we could go on and on. . .our representa- tive to Washington, but not in the House!!. . .yearbook co-editor. . . loves to add words to her vocabulary . . .watch out Gettysburg! MYRON EUGENE MORGAN Friendly yet shy, he's a wonderful guy. Butch . . .tries to keep all the boys in Lincoln straight. . .one of Mr. Haight's mechanical drawers. . .fu- ture plans include college and the Navy. 56 DOUGLAS VERNON MOSLEY ’’Teachers and classrooms are his only objection to education. Doug . . . Get a Ford, man! . . . cried his best to wreck the Chem. lab in his junior year!. . .watch out when he's on the road!. . .staunch support- er of the Milford-Neck faction! ELIZABETH ELAINE PLUMMER Talk she can and talk she will; her tongue is seldom ever still. Elaine . . . You better believe it! . . .would rather dance than eat. . . hails from Lincoln. . .drives a '60 Mercury. . .plans to be a secretary. CHERYL MORRIS I enjoy the company of men. Cheryl . . .areal live wire. . . Oh, Beans! . . .would rather do the bodie than eat??. . .if you hear aMUR--it's her!. . .enjoys riding around with a certain Houstonian. KENNETH A. PORTER Dreamer of dreams. Bulldozer . . .keeps'em straight in all four aisles of the movies. . .likes to play pinball machines. . .plans to be a Marine. THOMAS KANE MUNCE, JR. Takes life slow and easy. Tommy . . .can be found at Wall's . .likes to eat. . .has a mean '56 blue Ford. . .future plans include the Navy. 57 JANICE MARIE REED JANET RICKARDS RATHMELL A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of Nature.” Janet”. . .straightens up Slaughter Beach during the summer. . .can be seen trying to ride a unicycle. . . Oh, agony!”. . .likes sailing, water-ski- ing, reading. . .plans to attend St. Maryfs Seminary Junior College. KATHLEEN JOSEPHINE REED The little engine that could.” THOMAS WAYNE ROBBINS ”Let us have wine and women; mirth and laughter; sermons and soda water the day after.” ”Kay . . . Kathy Jo?”. . .never a dull moment when Kay is near. . . burns a hot wire to a certain military school. . .famous for a love of child- ren. . .rules Slaughter Beach in the summer. . .future plans look toward college. Red . . .jack rabbit on the football field, terror on the wrestling mat. . . Spanish vocabulary consists of one word. . .TODO!. . .math whiz. . . dating takes up his spare time. 58 The kindness of her heart is mea- sured by the redness of her hair. Reds”. . .”Oh, poo!”. . .can be found at a dance or just riding around . . .favorite subject is office practice . . .faithful listener to Bandstand. . . plans to be a secretary. STEPHEN JOHN RICE Little man with big ideas. Steve”. . . Take it any way you want it . . .makes sodas at the Bus Center . . .drives a bad’52 Pontiac. . .future includes college and engineering. . . when deer season opens--look out! — here comes the Snow King!! SYLVIA MARIE ROGERS One smile is worth a thousand tears.” Syl”. . . Oh my goodness”. . .when not slaving in J.C. Penney's, can be found with a certain boy. . .likes to eat and ride around. . .a platter col- lector. EFTICHIA SALVARI JOHN ALLEN RUTT Men of few words are considered the best.” ”Jack”. . .plans to attend college. . . a big fan of Milton. . .loves riding in a'61 Ford. . .Greatoutdoors man. . . can't wait to go to trig class. Her ways are of pleasantness and all her paths are peace. Efi”. . .this year's import from Greece. . .a swell gal who goes for ice-skating and snowmen. . .lends her new ideas and foods to Home Ec. JOHN ROGERS What is life if not fun? I count a day ill spent that's seen no work of mis- chief done.” Pinky . . . What a mess”. . .likes to eat, sleep, and hunt. . .a model airplane fanatic. . .plans to be a draftsman. FLORENCE SCOTT She saves her true self for her true friends.” Flarence”. . .quiet. . .until!. . . Miss Fashion plus. . .keeps the roads hot with her little puddle jumper. . . I think I'll stay home tomorrow . . . Some say she's shy, others doubt it! 59 LANNA DARLENE SHARP KENNETH ROBERT SHARP The world belongs to the energetic . . .but who wants the world!” Sharp . . . What do yaf say!”. . . can be seen riding around in a ’56 black and white Dodge. . .likes to hunt and fish. . .favorite subject is Chem- istry. ARTHUR STOREY A light heart lives long.” ’’Art . . .” Lots a luck, fella”. . . works at the Acme. . .quiet--until! . . .can be seen barreling down the highway in his '51 English Ford. . . future is undecided. . . Tell me a story, Art!” SADIE EILEEN SHORT fTs wicked, I is, but I can't help it.” Sadie . . . Hi, Sam! . . .enjoys gym and any kind of history. . .second only to Gilbert in spelling. . .can be found having a ball at the bowling alley. Always laughing, never sad; some- times naughty, but never bad.” Sharp . . .devoted bodie fan. . . I'll never tell”. . .dislikes Rehoboth landladies. . .forever having car trouble--that's a Plymouth for you! . . .a smile that can win. . .college here she comes. ELLEN MAE STOKES Sing away sorrow, cast away care.” El . . . You're hateful . . .likes talking on the phone and eating. . . Stringer's Store couldn't do without her. . .plans to be a beautician. 60 LOIS TRADER Lively, full of fun, talk she will to everyone.” Lois”. . .quiet until!. . .hails from the city of Houston. . .likes to dance, eat, and ride around. . .likes fal- cons?!. . .Another tops in her field, of what else, boys. . . JAN BENNETT UJVAROSY A right good fellow here you see and one as friendly as can be.” Jan . . .snap, snap--that's Jan. . . the photographer of the class. . .also likes horror books and history. . . can be found riding around. . .Future plans?. . .You guessed it. . .photog- raphy school. SANDRA ANN TUCKER Men may come and men may go; but not if I can help it!” Sandy . . .’’fine type . . .ardent patron of the Tastee Freez. . .one of the flirts of our class. . .a future saying, May I help you?”, at the Lana Lobell Shop. SANDRA LYNN TEBBENS Don't take life seriously, you won't get out alive anyway.” Sandy . . . Good Golly!”. . .Boy, what a cook- -especially when it comes to spaghetti!. . .Just loves Rehoboth land ladies. . .plans to make a mint in elementary teaching. SANDRA VAN GORDER Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life!” Sandy . . .a true friend and a real swell gal. . .attends the technical center. . .one of our short seniors. . . likes to curl her hair in school. CONSTANCE IRENE VINYARD ! ANTHONY VICAN The world is no better if we worry; life's no longer if we hurry.” ”Jay”. . .can be found at Webb's Gar- age working on his car. . .likes to hunt. . .favorite subject is industrial electricity. . .that's what his future will be centered around. ALVIN HOWARD WARNER Don't you teachers know about the child labor laws?” Moose”. . .one of Milford's future farmers. . .usually found riding around in a neat '57 Chevy. . .quiet till you get to know him. . .keeps the F.F.A. rolling. CONSTANCE ANNE WALLS ’’Light of heart, light of step, quick of wit, full of pep! ” ’’Connie”. . . Oh, Soup!”. . .water skiing fan. . .helped leave a mark on Wilmington Ave. last summer. . . peppy cheerleader. . .a pixie on a balanced board. . .plans to be a sec- retary. Do not put off until tomorrow that which can be enjoyed today.” Barney . . . Wee!”. . .hails from the metropolis of Houston. . .can be found on the dance floor or just spin- ning around. . .favorite subject is shorthand. . .plans to be a reception- ist or beautician. JOYCE ANN WALLS On her tongue is the heart of kind- ness.” Joyce . . .Tastee Freez couldn't do without her. . .’’Shoot”. . .has a huge collection of letters from Korea. . . drives a ready '57 Chevy. . .likes those Home Ec. classes. 62 HOWARD WEBB Contentment is better than wisdom.” Egg”. . .likes to hunt and fish. . . drives a mean 'ff Ford. . .Oh, those Physics classes. . .What would the Cedar Neck bus do without him?. . . Plans to go to college. I EDWARD ANDREW WILLIAMS ”A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men.” Eddie”. . .take it easy. . .favorite subjectis art. . .plans to attend col- lege. . .wonder if he will drive that cherished'55 Chevy around the cam- pus? f W. WAYNE WILKERSON Let the world slide by; I'll not budge an inch.” Wayne”. . .good natured and quiet . . . Beans”. . .spends most of his time with a certain gal. . .another future farmer. FRANCIS WEBB You can take the boy out of the coun- try; but you can't take the country out of the boy. Webbie”. . . Is she bad?”. . .likes hunting and fishing. . .usually found working on his red 1929 Model A Ford . . .future plans spell college. . . F.F.A. needs this ones. LARAINE ALICIA WILLIAMS ”'Tis better to love one man lots than love lots of men little. Laraine”. . . nothingbut”. . .a rec- ord collector. . .can be seen with a certain senior boy. . .will never for- get those band buses. . .hobby is col- lecting Green Stamps. . .plans to be a secretary. 63 PAUL WINTJEN If study is the cause of death, I'll live forever!” ”Greg”. . .usually seen riding around in his green monster. . . Groov”. . . also one of our ’’King of Swing”. . .a talented electrician. SYLVIA ANN YEISER ”A loyal companion, earnest worker, and true friend to the end.” ’’Shorty”. . .that telephone of hers never gets a rest. . . Gee Whiz”. . . quiteacook. . .likes those Home Ec. classes. . .plans to become a nurse. CAROL WOODROW No matter what others will be, she will always be herself.” ’’Carol”. . .likes to ride around. . . can really make a needle fly. . .has a special interest in Lincoln. . .likes those Home Ec. classes. . .plans to go to college. Don’tlet your studies interfere with your school course. Winch . . .camping in Redden is a favorite hobby of Winch's. . .you'll usually find him sleeping. . .a future navigator. . .favorite pastime is sink- ing bulldozers. VIRGINIA WORKMAN We know nothing of tomorrow; our business is to be good and happy to- day.” Ginny”. . . Hey Doe!!”. . .can be found riding around or dancing. . . drives a red and white Plymouth. . . likes bookkeeping. . .plans to be a secretary. 64 WILLIAM H. YONKER JR. Forging his way steadily ahead. Bill . . . How's it feel to be so graceful? . . . can be found working on his '53 brown chevy ... a drag racer . . . spends his leisure time at Hartly ... future plans spell the Marines. cS emor G c ass veers 1 merican 3tefcf Service Armando Jimenez, from Costa Rica, A.F.S. son of the Kenneth Headley family, N. Walnut St., Milford Eftichia Salvari, from Greece, A.F.S. daughter of the Leland Achorn family, Lakewood Drive, Milford To be in America has been the very best year of my life. Milford, a nice city with nice people; the school, Milford High School, with incompar- able teachers and the friendliest students, and so many activities, are everlasting memories in my mind. I will leave Milford very soon, but everybody goes and will live in my mind. Good bye and remem- ber me. I joined the international family of the American Field Service, and I have had this lovely oppor- tunity to come to your beautiful country, and to live in Milford for a wonderful year. In my American family, where I have lived the happiest moments of my life, I found the same affection, love, and understanding, as in my Greek home. In Milford High School, in addition to my educa- tion, I made a lot of friends who shared with me every moment of school life. The smiling faces of the helpful teachers, my family, my friends, my American town, and my wonderful year will stay in my mind as a sweet memory . . . Lovely unforgettable moments from America, now and . . . forever!!! t fi CSa c van 66 Chester Long, the last of the scooter gang! The Junior Prom 1962 ’’Green Mansions” ’’What about paper caps and gowns?” Slide Rule Beginnings of the 1963 Milfordian 1962- 1963 President Curt Calla- way, ’’Let's back this project! ” Barbara Clendaniel Homecoming Queen 1962 JUNIOR PLAY CAST CHEAPER by Jhe DOZER Ernestine ................SUE ISAACS Frank............................LEON HIPKINS Mr. Gilbreth.......RICHARD JERREAD Fred.......................CLAY ADAMS Anne...........................SHARON KIRBY Lillian........................RACHEL GRIER Jackie...........................BILL JESTER Bill......................MARK HILT Martha..................MARY HUDECZ Dan................CURTIS CALLAWAY Mother............MARY LOU LANKFORD Mrs. Fitzgerald................BONNIE JONES Dr. Burton....................CHESTER LONG Joe Scales................TED LEWIS Miss Brill........................PAT JARRETT Larry............................GREG WILSON 1963 JJresents . . . SENIOR PLAY CAST Eileen O’Shawn . . BARBARA CLENDANIEL Mamie.................JUDY JACQUETTE Harry Riner.....................LEON HIPKINS Lou...........................SHARON KIRBY Pat Geraghty..................CURTIS CALLAWAY Tim Casey..................MARK HILT Mrs. Mulrooney..........MARY HUDECZ Mrs. Feinberg...................MARY HEADLEY Jimmie Duggan....................TED LEWIS Mary Mulrooney................RACHEL GRIER Bob Geraghty.........RICHARD JERREAD 'WHEN IRISH EYES’ ARE Smiling ■A 3-AGT PLAY b 1 SBS$£C §2UIMME emor aper lues Most Polite: Carolyn Finnity, Richard Jerread To the library, Carolyn! ’ Best Dressed: Kay Reed, Steve Rice ”1 don't care what she says, at least I'm comfortable!” c5 eruor Super fail i rues Class Clowns: Mary Headley, Chester Long You wanta' drag? Best Dancers: Sandy Callaway, Rhett Dill I just can't keep that foot still. Best Students: Mary Hudecz, Allan Dallas Quiet, kid! Can't you see Mary Jo's trying to read! Class Flirts: Sandy Tucker, Jimmy Color us close! Most Athletic Mary Ann Hitchens, Donnie Mears Monkey see, monkey do! Most Talkative: Bonnie Burton, Ted Lewis Oh well, the line was busy anyway! Senior S a is ics ADAMS, CLAYTON HUGH. . .Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Slide Rule 3; Class Play 3; Foot- ball Manager 3. ADAMS, PATSY ANN. . .Chorus 1,2,3,4. BACON, PAUL W. . . .Football 1,2. BENNETT, EVERETT C. . . .Band 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; National Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4. BENNETT, RICHARD. . .F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Vice- President 3; Football 4. BETTS, JAMES HARRIS U. . .Football 1; Student Council 3,4; Cross Country 2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Yearbook 4. BRADLEY, STEPHEN FRANK. . .Track 2; Football 4. BUARQUE, LOYCE JUNE. . .Chorus 1,2; Class Play Committee 3. BULLOCK, WILLIAM EDWARD. . .Cross Country 4. BURK, ROBERT E. . . .Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Vocational Center 4. BURTON, BONNIE LEE. . .Chorus 1; Junior Play Committee. CALLAHAN, CHERYL CHRISTINE. . .Cheerleading 1; Pep Club 2; Basketball 2; Junior Play Commit- tee; Prom Committee; School Newspaper 4. CALLAWAY, SANDRA LEE. . .Softball 1; Chorus 1; Band 2,3,4. CALLOWAY, CURTIS JOSEPH. . .Class Play 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Class President 4; Newspaper 4; Boys State. CAPEHART, SYLVIA JEAN. . .Newspaper 4. CARPENTER, LOUIS H. JR. . . .Track 4. CLARK, EDWARD EARL. . .Track 1,2,3,4. CLENDANIEL, BARBARA KAYE. . .Cheerleading 1, 2,3,4; May Court 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Girls’ State 3; Class Secretary 3; Class Vice Pres- ident 4; Class Play 4. CLENDANIEL, ELSIE JEAN. . .Chorus 1,2; Distrib- utive Education (D.E.C.A. Convention-third place student of the year); Library Aid 4. COHEE, DARYLE ALAN. . .Football 2. CONRAD, CHARLES H. JR. . . .F.F.A. 1,2,3. COVERDALE, CAROLE LINDA. . .Chorus 1. DALLAS, ALLAN G. . . .Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Class President 3. DAVIS, CHARLES RAYMOND JR. . . .F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1. DAVIS, DIANE CAROLYN. . .Chorus; Hockey 4; Soft- ball 4. DAVIS, LAWRENCE HAROLD. . .Basketball 1; Base- ball 2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Football 4. DAVIS, NORMA JEAN. . .Band 1,2,3,4. DILL, RHETT WYATT. . .Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2. DESMOND, CURTIS A. . . .Basketball 2. DONOVAN, ALBERTA ELAINE. . .Chorus 1. DONOVAN, BONNIE LEE. . .Chorus 1,2,3,4; Octette 2,3. DONOVAN, BRENDA ANN. . .Band 1,2,3,4. FINNITY, CAROLYN. . .Chorus 1; Student Council 1, 2; National Honor Society 1,4; Homecoming Court 3,4; Snow Ball Court 3; Snow Ball Decorating Com- mittee 3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Class Play 3. FITZGERALD, GENE WAYNE. . .F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3,4. GARBUTT, MARY LOU. . .Hockey 1; Basketball 1,2,4. GIBSON, DON LEE. . .Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. GLASCO, HARRY LEE JR. . . .Technical Center 4. GRIER, RACHEL ELLEN. . .Cheerleading 1; May Court 2; Hockey 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 1,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Secretary Student Coun- cil 2; Homecoming Court 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Soft- ball 3; Class Play 3,4. GROVE, BEVERLY ANN. . .National Honor Society 1; Band 1; Cheerleading 1,4; Hockey 1,2,3; Class Play Committee 3; Yearbook 4. HAZZARD, ARTHUR DEAN. . .Snow Ball Dance Com- mittee. HEADLEY, MARY ELECTA. . .National H on or So- ciety 1; Snow Ball Decorating Committee 3; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Golden Buc 1; Basketball 2,4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 4. HERHOLDT, ERIC LEE. . .Chorus 1,2,3,4. HILT, MARK HENRY. . .Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3, 4; Stage Crew 1,2,3,4. HIPKINS, LEON WILLIAM. . .Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Student Council 4. HITCHENS, MARY ANN. . .Junior Honor Society 1; Student Council 1; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Treasurer of Senior Class. HOOD,. ALICE BELLE. . .Chorus 1. HOSTEDLER, DONNA FAYE. . .Chorus 1. HOYER, MICHAEL WILLIAM, . .Stagecraft 1,2,3. HUDECZ, MARY JOY. . .National Honor Society 1,2, 3,4; Hockey 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Basketball 3,4, Student Council 3. HURD, RONALD WAYNE. . .Baseball 4. INGRAM, SHIRLEY ANN. . .Chorus 1; Junior Play Committee; Hockey Manager 4; Newspaper staff 4. ISAACS, SUSAN CLARE. . .StudentCouncil 1; Hockey 1,2,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; May Court 1; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Basketball 4; Class Play 3. 72 IVENS, RICHARD STAYTON. . .Basketball 2,4; Cross Country 3,4; Track 4. JAQUETTE, JUDY LEE. . .Hockey 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Prom Committee. JARRETT, PATRICIA LEA. . .Student C ou nc il 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Class Play 3; Volleyball 1,2; Assem- bly Committee 1. JEFFERSON, JULES KEITH. . .National Honor So- ciety 1. JERREAD, RICHARD LINFORD. . .Band 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 1,2; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Yearbook 4; Library Club 4; National Honor Society 1; Snow Ball Dance Com- mittee 3. JESTER, JAMES. . .Prom Committee 3; Band 1,2; Stagecraft 1,2,3,4; Technical Center 4; Dance Band 1,2. JESTER, WILLIAM PIERCE JR. . . .Chorus 1,2; Cross Country 2,4; Track 2,3; Class Play 3; Deca Club Convention 3. JONES, BONNIE MARGURITE. . .Softball M a n ag e r 1,2,3; Hockey 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4. JONES, DAVID ANDREW. . .Baseball 1; Class Play 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wres- tling 1,2,3,4. JIMENEZ, ARMANDO JOSE. . .A.F.S.; F.F.A. KILLEN, CAROLYN CLIFTON. . .Hockey 1; Class President 2; Softball 1; Chorus 1; Girls’ State 3; Athletic Association 2; Class Play Committee 3; Snow Ball Decorating Committee 3; School Paper 4. KIRBY, SHARON ANN. . .Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 3,4; Class Vice Presi- dent 3; School Paper 4. LANKFORD, MARY LOU. . .Vice President Student Council; Class Play 3; Class Vice President 2; Class Treasurer 3; Class Secretary 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3; Year- book Editor 4. LEGATES, JO ANN. . .Chorus 1; Class Play 3,4; Yearbook 4; Prom Refreshment Committee. LEWIS, CARROLL ANN. . .Chorus 1,2. LEWIS, IRA THEODORE. . .Track Manager 1; Bas- ketball Manager 2; Class Play 3,4. LINDALE, MARGARET LOUISE. . .Prom Committee 3; Class Play 3. LONERGAN, JOHN. . .Football 1. LONG, CHESTER WALTER. . .Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Drum Major 3,4. MASSEY, FRANCIS GILBERT. . .Track Manager 1. McILVAIN, BARBARA ANN. . .Chorus 1,2; Class Play 3. MEARS, PHILLIP DONALD. . .Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3; Track 3,4; May Court 2. MECKLEY, SUSANN MAMIE. . .Majorette 1,2; Head Majorette 3,4; Chorus 1; Basketball Manager 1; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 3. MERCER, KAYE LUCILLE. . .Student Council 1,2,3, 4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 2; Class Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Co- editor 4; National Honor Society Secretary. MEREDITH, HELEN. . .Distributive Education 2,3,4. MORGAN, MYRON EUGENE. . .Baseball 4; Track 4. MORGAN, WINNITA GRAY. . .Band 1; Chorus 3,4; Softball 3,4. MORRIS, CHERYL. . .Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Chorus 1. MOSLEY, DOUGLAS VERNON. . .Football 1; Basket- ball 2. MUNCE, THOMAS KANE, JR. . . .Basketball 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 3,4. PARSONS, JOHN. . .Football 1,2. PLUMBER, ELIZABETH ELAINE. . .Snow Ball Dance Committee 3; Class Play 3; Newspaper 4. PORTER, KENNETH A. . . .Football 1,4; Cross Coun- try 2,4. RATHMELL, JANET RICKARDS. . .Chorus 1; Class Play 3; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Class Play Committee 4. REED, JANICE MARIE. . .Chorus 1,4. REED, KATHLEEN JOSEPHINE. . .Chorus 1; Class Play 3,4; Hockey Manager 1; National Honor So- ciety 1; Band 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4. RICE, STEPHEN JOHN. . .Student Council 4; Snow Ball King 3. ROBBINS, THOMAS WAYNE. . .Football 3,4; Wres- tling 2,3,4. ROGERS, JOHN. . .Wrestling 3,4. ROGERS, SYLVIA MARIE. . .Class Play 3; Library Aid 4. RUTT, JOHN ALLEN. . .Basketball 3. SALVARI, EFTICHIA. . .A.F.S.; Yearbook 4. SCOTT, FLORENCE ELEANOR. . .Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Chorus 1; National Honor Society 1; Athletic Association 2; Class Play 3,4; Year- book 4. SHARP, KENNETH ROBERT. . .F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F. A. Secretary 4. SHARP, LANNA DARLENE. . .National Honor Society 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Yearbook 4; Snow Ball Dance Committee 3. SHORT, EILEEN. . .Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Newspaper 4. 73 STOKES, ELLEN MAE. . .Library Club 1. TEBBENS, SANDRA LYNN. . .Chorus 1; Student Council 1,2; Class Play 3; Hockey Manager 2. TRADER, LOIS ANN. . .Chorus 1,3,4. TUCKER, SANDRA ANN. . .May Court 1; Student Council 1; Homecoming Court 2; Chorus 1,3,4. UJVAROSY, JAN BENNETT. . .Ticket Selling 1,2,3, 4; Basketball Manager 3; Yearbook 4. VAN GORDER, SANDRA ANN. . .Vocational Techni- cal Center 4. VICAN, ANTHONY J., JR. . . .Vocational Technical Center 4. VINYARD, CONSTANCE IRENE. . .Student Council 1, 2; Chorus 1,2; Class Play 3. WALLS, CONSTANCE ANNE. . .Chorus 1; National Honor Society 1; Athletic Association 2; Library Club 2; Cheerleading 3,4; Class Play 3; Snow Ball Queen 3; Yearbook 4. WALLS, JOYCE ANN. . .F.N.A. 1. WARNER, ALVIN HOWARD. . .F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. WEBB, FRANCIS JOSEPH. . .F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. WEBB, HOWARD A. . . .F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; National Hon- or Society 4. WHITE, DONNA JO. . .Library Club 1; Softball 2; Class Play 3; Cheerleading 4. WILKERSON, W. WAYNE. . .F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. WILLIAMS, EDWARD A. . . .Track 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Football Manager 2; Yearbook 4; Distributive Education 1,3. WILLIAMS, LARAINE ALICIA. . .Chorus 1; Cheer- leading 1; Hockey 1; National Honor Society 1,4; Student Council 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2; Class Secretary 2; Class Play 3,4; Yearbook 4. WILSON, GREGORY ROY. . .Track 1,2; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Stagecraft 1,2; Student Council 3; Class Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Newspaper 4. WINTJEN, PAUL ROGER. . .Football 1,2,3; Track 1, 2,3,4. WOODROW, CAROL ELIZABETH. . .Chorus 1; Class YEISER, SYLVIA ANN. . .Class Play 3; Newspaper Play 3. WORKMAN, VIRGINIA MAY. . .Cl 4. YONKER, WILLIAM A. JR. . . .W 4. ROW 1 Left to Right T. Greenlee, T. Duker, R. Dill, G. Davis, D. Jones, C. Callaway, M. Lane, T. Davis. ROW 2 P. Kugelmann, H. Shockley, T. Robbins, M. Betts, L. Hipkins, E. Torbert, R. Holland, R. Wheelock, G. Showell, J. Whalen, R. Vinyard. ROW 3 D. Mohr, G. Aber, P. Wintjen, T. Fitzgerald, G. Fitzgerald, J. Burris, J. Taylor, J. Davis, D. Kenton. Coach Gocella SCOREBOARD WE THEY 6 Cambridge . . . .28 0 Seaford .... . .31 0 Wicomico. . . . .27 12 Lewes . .13 19 Smyrna .... . .13 19 Middletown . . . .20 12 Laurel .... . .12 13 Georgetown. . . .19 13 Caesar Rodney . . 6 Coach Blose Despite a losing record this year, the Bucs showed a great desire to win. The team recorded wins over Smyrna and, on Thanks- giving Day, Caesar Rodney. Late scores by their opponents produced a tie with Laurel and one-point losses to Lewes and unbeaten Mid- dletown. Two Milford players received recognition for their play: Gene Fitzgerald was chosen for second team Lower Delaware tackle and co-captain Skipper Jones received honorable mention. Congratulations to the Bucs for a deter- mined effort to win all season! May this ex- perience benefit next year's boys. Manager Frank Cohen, Coach Gocella, Man- ager Don Andrews. Gene Fitzgerald Leon Hipkins Curtis Callaway Tom Robbins David Jones Paul Wintjen Larry Davis Rhett Dill ROW 1: L. Clark, D. Phillips, J. Davis, B. Parsons, B. Haughey, B. Phillips, R. Tingle, W. Bunting, C. Draper. ROW 2: Coach Barden, V. Hood, D. Watson, W. Smith, J. Willis, B. Masten, B. Kenton, G. Simpson, D. Hoyt, W. Davis, Coach McFarland. ROW 3: L. Vincent, G. Cubbage, B. Simpson, W. Billins, C. Wilker- son, B. Walls, T. Parvis, P. Percel. Under the leadership of Coaches McFarland and Barden, the J.V. football team posted a 5--2 record with wins over Wi-Hi, Harrington, C.R., Smyrna, and Lewes. The two losses were to Seaford and St. Andrews. Team spirit was the trademark of this J.V. team, remarked the staff. The boys scored 127 points and gave up only 26. The defense proved to be one of the toughest in the conference. This record was compiled by a total team effort. As Coach McFarland put it, We were a team with a devotion to football and a burning desire to win. SCOREBOARD WE THEY 24 Wi-Hi.....................0 7 St. Andrews..............12 33 Caesar Rodney.............0 20 Smyrna....................7 6 Seaford...................7 12 Lewes.....................0 25 Harrington................0 127 26 Gross Gountry GU earn ROW 1: R. Erdman, J. Hammond, D.Corder, L. Pfeiffer, M. Clark, S. Frank. ROW 2: J. Miller, R. Bennett, R. Jerread, R. Ungo, R. Ivens, J. Briggs, T. Munce, B. Bullock, R. Lynch, Coach Briggs. Milford High School's newest sport, Cross Country was greatly enlarged in its third year. The boys, under the leadership of Coach Briggs, put forth their best in each meet, although the year ended with a losing season. The team took second place in a Triangular Meet with Harrington and Milton. Two dual meets, one with the Maryland State Champs, North Carolina, and the other with Harrington were lost. Next on the schedule were dual meets with Milton, which resulted in a tie, and then a victory. In the State Meet, Jerry Miller placed sixth. At the last of the season, the Harrington Invitational Miller took first place and tied that school's course record. Jerry, a junior, will return next year to break his own record of two minutes and fifty-one seconds, the Milford Course Record. Since many of the boys who ran this year will run next year, a very good season is to be expected. This year’s team should be congratulated for the untiring effort they put forth for their Alma Mater Q in cfejeatecf Uarsity 3 earn FIRST ROW, Left to Right: E. Short, R. Grier, M. Hitchens, F. Scott, K. Mercer. SECOND ROW: M. Hudecz, S. Isaacs, B. Jones, J. Jaquette, J. Acko, M. Lankford. The varsity and J.V. hockey teams completed unde- feated seasons this year under the direction of Mrs. Koon and Miss Kinzie. The key factors in their success were fine team work and the desire to win. The varsity, led by co-captains Mary Ann Hitchens and Judy Jaquette, finished the season with a 7-0 record. This year marked the first time in five years that the girls beat their arch rival Laurel, and have been unde- feated. The team scored 41 goals while allowing their opponents only three. The season ended with a 5-0 triumph over the faculty. The J. V. finished its third straight undefeated season with a 6-0 record. The J.V. scoring 21 goals while let- ting only one goal be scored on them. SCOREBOARD HOCKEY We They 5 Dover Air Base...........................1 2 Seaford.................................0 7 Rehoboth................................0 13 Caesar Rodney............................0 3 Laurel..................................0 8 Lewes...................................2 3 Georgetown...............................0 H is for the halfbacks hale and hearty, O is for the offense strong and true, C is for the corners and the goals there, K is for the kind of game we play. E is for the energy inspired, Y is for the yells when game is o'er. Put them all together, they spell HOCKEY! The greatest game forevermore!! 80 Senior JSettermen Co-Captain Judy Jaquette Center Halfback Co-Captain Mary Ann Hitchens Center Forward Eileen Short Right Wing Kaye Mercer Left Wing Rachel Grier Right Inner Florence Scott Left Inner Mary Joy Hudecz Right Halfback Mary Lou Lankford Left Halfback Bonnie Jones Goalie Sue Isaacs Right Fullback ROW 1, L. to R: S. Hudecz, C. Dobson and N. Bennett, co-captains, C. Teare, G. Corder, E. Kunkle, D. Short. ROW 2: D. Fischer, N. Corder, A. Lankford, D. Gunning, C. Kline, J. Collins, D. Betts, D. Rogers. ROW 3: B. Ball, P. Fitchett, C. Isaacs, S. Kirby, C. Wagner, N. Burton, J. Cubbage. u . . . WeV Dome JiacJz Uo Jou, JKilfordJfig i! . . . ” Franny Welch, Manager The spirit of the Junior Varsity team was mainly responsible for their remarkable, undefeated season. The team scored 21 points, allowing their opponents only 1. Along with the J.V. veterans from last year were many eighth and ninth graders who added to the enthusiasm of the team and helped to bring them many victories. It is certain that this year's J. V. players, next year's Varsity player s, will 1 e ad Milford's teams to another undefeated season. SCOREBOARD WE They 7 Dover Air Base......................... 0 2 Seaford................................ 1 2 Rehoboth............................... 0 6 Caesar Rodney.......................... 0 2 Laurel................................. 0 2 Georgetown............................. 0 jf. TJ. (jAeerleaders O t §L Ql f Donna Teare Elaine Van Vorst, Co-Captain ; Martha Montgomery fev Linda Lynch Christine Corddry Rita Tingle Vji Rita Fister, Co-Captain Becky Dill Alternates: Jennifer Kunkle Mary Ann Westphal VICTORY Victory! Victory! Is our cry! V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Are we in it? Well, I guess! Milford High School Yes! Yes! Yes! Jeanine Eypel Donna White Jackie Pendleton Carolyn White Connie Walls Sharon Kirby Barbara Clendaniel Beverly Grove 7)arsity Alternates: Joan Clendaniel, Cindy Endress, and Mary Ellen Webb. Coach Haithcock, David Kenton, Leon Hipkins, Steve Jeager, Greg Hall, John Burris, Donnie Mears, Don Gibson, Tom Greenley, Jim Betts, Everett Bennett, David Argo, Butch Davis For the second consecutive year Coach Tee Haithcock's varsity basketball team won the Diamond State Conference cham- pionship! This year the team's conference record was 14-1, while the,seasonal record was 16-2. Hopes for a third conference championship are high with four of the starting five returning next year. The loss of senior Don Mears, captain, All-Stater and State scoring champion for the season will be remedied by John Burris, Steve Jaegar, Tom Greenley, and Dave Argo, as well as boys coming up from the junior varsity. Going behind the scenes to where the work is equally as hard but less glorified, we owe tribute to the managers, Frank Cohen, Sandy Sigler, Terry Jaywork, and Howard Burris. Howard also kept score for all of the games. The timekeepers, Mr. McClung and Mr. High, also deserve a word of thanks. Congratulations!! Coach Haithcock and his SUPER TRIBE! 86 Donnie Mears en ors Jimmy Betts Donnie Gibson THEY 44 38 Everett Bennett SCOREBOARD WE 45 Gunning Bedford 56 Laurel 57 Air Base 49 Smyrna 67 Middletown 59 Georgetown 57 Seaford 60 Dover 58 Lewes 48 Gunning Bedford 78 Air Base 69 Smyrna 66 Middletown 74 Georgetown 60 Caesar Rodney 46 Seaford 73 Dover 51 Lewes KNEELING: T. Jaywork, manager, Coach Shevock, H. Burris, manager. ROW 1: M. Clark, W. Davis, C. Garey, R. Lynch, D. Sockrider, D. Wilkins, B. Harrington, R. Holland, J. Wilkerson, B. Masten, C. Hammond! d)c ioo won V yo under ” When Coach Bob Shevock was asked to make a statement concerning the J.V.'s and their fine 15 wins, 3 losses record, he replied, What the boys on the 1962-63 team lacked in size, they more than made up for in spirit and determination. Not one of the starting five exceeded five feet, seven inches in height, yet they repeatedly succeeded in out-hustling and defeating opponents of much loftier stature. I would estimate that in at least one-half of their fifteen victories superior mental attitude was the deciding factor. This has proven to be one of the most enjoyable and exciting teams I've coached. Managers: T e r ry Jaywork, Sandy Sigler, Howard Burris, Jim Rimmer. SCOREBOARD WE THEY 36 Gunning Bedford 21 47 Laurel 34 18 Dover Air Base 15 40 Smyrna 27 31 Middletown 27 56 Georgetown 21 35 Seaford 32 27 Dover 28 46 Lewes 30 45 Gunning Bedford 46 42 Dover Air Base 17 41 Smyrna 33 45 Middletown 38 64 Georgetown 19 41 Caesar Rodney 26 36 Seaford 43 40 Dover 22 43 Lewes 37 ucSa ee Jeoryia J)rown v j o i i Could this possibly be basketball ? People would have wondered if they had seen boys dribbling to the tune of Sweet Georgia Brown while wearing sunglasses and gloves! This was a typical junior high practice, aimed toward perfect ball control and coordination. Coach McFarland's theory plus the great effort of a hard-working team had their effects—another underfeated season foranMHS team. Congratulations for your 10-0 record! SCOREBOARD WE THEY 37 Harrington 26 37 Harrington 24 32 Caesar Rodney 9 31 Lewes 22 37 Greenwood 30 40 Caesar Rodney 18 40 Lewes 29 24 Greenwood 20 24 Dover Air Base 19 36 Dover Air Base 16 338 223 junior Jfig i Je goes un cfejeated ROW 1, Left to right: D. LeBright, Captain, B. Collins, C. Morgan, B. Kenton, B. Fischer, B. Webb, B. Storey, S. Hall, D. Hawkins. ROW 2: B. Walls, B. Phillips, L. Clark, J. Wroten, R. Erdman, S. Lofland, J. Briggs, J. Davis, J. Isaacs, W. Banning, D. Mood, Manager. ROW 1: R. Metzner, Manager; F. Vican, Manager; E. Bradley, L. Davis, C. Draper, A. Burk, R. Burk, D. Corder. ROW 2: Coach Lynam, J. Jefferson, T. Fitzgerald, J. Davis, J. Jerman, J. Davis, S. Jones. ZJarsi y ( )rest liny Coach Dick Lynam and the varsity wrestlers ended their season with a 5-3 record. At our own Invitational Wrestling Tournament in December, Milford placed second. Third place was secured at the Diamond State Conference Meet. Individual honors went to A1 Burk, who placed second at the State Meet, and to Larry Pfeiffer, who placed fourth. Last Year's State champ, Skip Jones, was deprived of a chance to defend his title by breaking his collar bone in practice a short time before the meet. cS. enior 3ettermen Skip Jones Jules Jefferson 90 Larry Davis Robert Burk LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Barden, Lee Vincent, Ernie Torbert, Gary Hayes, Gary Simpson, Larry Schneider, Jim Willis, Rick Fischer, Larry Pfeiffer, Sammy Frank. The junior varsity grapplers posted a 7- 2 record for the season with both losses coming at the hands of St. Andrews Academy. Some of the victims the junior Bucs made walk the plank were: Wi-Hi 33 - 11 Delmar 39 - 13 Caesar Rodney 32 - 16 Caesar Rodney 37 -17 Middletown Varsity 37 - 15 Harrington 43 - 13 Georgetown 37 - 15 Our banner waved from the highest mast with the savage beating of Georgetown, their first defeat in two years. Gary Simpson was the team's highest scorer with a total of 39 points and pinning 6 of his oppo- nents. Ernie Torbert was second highest with 35 points and 7 pins to his credit. 91 (Jirls? 7Jarsity JiasAeifja I Coach, Mrs. Koon UNDEFEATED! The girls' varsity basketball team brought to Milford High its first unofficial girls' conference title. With a perfect 13-0 record, including victories over traditional rivals Seaford and Laurel, the girls were first in the Diamond State Conference. They were coached by Mrs. Lucy Koon andledby co-captains Mary Ann Hitchens and Sue Isaacs. Mary Ann achieved further honors when she scored her thousandth point, to make her four year varsity scoring record 1,017 points. Fine assistance was given to the team by manager Janet Rathmell, a senior, and Fran Welch, a junior. Sue Isaacs Rachel Grier Eileen Short Mary Headley Mary Ann Hitchens Co-Captain Co-Captain 92 Pat Mosley, Diane Hendricks, Linda Lecates, Debbie Gunning, Peggy Fitchett, NeUie Burton, Linda Wilkins, Dorothy Wheelock, Carole Henderlong, Sophie Rubtka, Ann Rosenzweig. KNEELING: Coach Kinzie, Co- captains Carole Isaacs and Nancy Webb, Manager Lois Jester. junior 7 )arsity ) asJzet6aff The girls J. V. basketball team under the coaching of Miss Rose Ann Kinzie completed a 12-1 seasonal record. The girls, led by co-captains, Carol Isaacs and Nancy Webb, defeated Middletown, Lewes, Seaford, Dover Air Base, all twice, and Laurel and C. R. once. Their only defeat came at the hands of Laurel on their return visit. The team scored a total of 345 points for the season while allowing their opponents only 155. High scorer of the team was sophomore Nancy Webb with 155 points. Managers: Fran Welch, Janet Rathmell WE SCOREBOARD THEY 2 Laurel 0 48 Dover Air Base 7 30 Laurel 32 20 Georgetown 19 27 Middletown 9 27 Seaford 10 34 Lewes 11 18 Middletown 9 21 Dover Air Base 4 26 Georgetown 11 33 Caesar Rodney 6 27 Seaford 26 93 GALAHAD (written in ionic centimeter) (or is it idiotic speedometer?) A halfback named Galahad Scored touchdowns only when mad; For when his lid popped He couldn't be stopped But otherwise he was quite sad. In basketball he was outstanding, With hook shots both right-and left-handing; For when he got sore He'd run up the score; When others jumped up, he was landing. In track, with a scowl on his face, He would easily win every race, But whenever he mellowed His coaches all bellowed; He couldn't win, show, or place. His coaches wanted him to stay mad. They found out what ailed Galahad. Their success they owed (And they should've knowed) To the gal that Galahad had. Don ( Jibs on Uhe 1963 is hrouc ht through Mr. Marion Ford Mr. John Kuhlraann Art and Layout Editor Beverly Grove Literary Editors Kay Reed Lanna Sharp “jBe ’s male our yearbook cfifjereni! This was the chief point of discussion brought up by our staff in September, 1962. So, with the intention of giving you a changed yearbook, we set to work. Mr. Marion Ford was our first advisor, and the year- book room was a rather sad place the day he left. He was soon ably replaced, however, by Mr. John Kuhlmann. We feel that we have worked together well, and are quite proud of our finished product. We hope you enjoy the introductory pages, the rear- rangement of the classes, the seniors' section, and the addition of many new layouts . . . just a few of the changes. A lot of hard work went into it, and we hope that you get as much pleasure out of reading it as the staff has had in cre- ating the 1963 Milfordian. Business Managers Laraine Williams, Chester Long 96 Kaye Mercer and Mary Lou Lankford, Co-editors Carolyn Finnity, Jo Ann Legates, Connie Wall, typists. Janet Rathmell, Mary Headley, Jan Ujvarosy Eddie Williams, Jim Betts, Florence Scott, Richard Jerread c5tucfent Gouncif FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Wilkerson, T. Greenly, R. Fischer, W. Banning, F. Glenn, B. Kenton, C. Morgan, N. Lane, J. Rimmer, C. Draper, B. Betts, R. Holland, J. Pringle, C. Dobson, H. Rosker. SECOND ROW, B. Denney, E. Salvari, C. Long, K. Mercer, L. Sharp, B. Masten, J. Clendaniel, J. Burris, S. Jones, R. Grier, L. Hipkins, B. Clendaniel, A. Dallas. THIRD ROW, B. Lingo, C. Wilkins, J. May, M. Domke, S. Billings, F. Welch, B. Hoey, E. Snider, T. Parvis, D. Messick, N. Torbert, C. Isaacs, J. Eypel, D. Betts, M. Webb, D. Gunning, A. Rosenzweig, G. Clendaniel. With Mr. Atkinson as advisor, the Milford High School Student Council fulfilled its aim to promote the general welfare of the students and to insure good pupil-teacher rela- tionships. It provided initiative and guidance in planning school activities and in giving the students a voice in their government. The Student Council sponsored the Harvest Moon Ball, dances after football and bas- ketball games, and a movie. The majority of the funds from these projects went to the American Field Service. OFFICERS A. Robert Masten, Treasurer John Burris, Vice President Joan Clendaniel, Secretary Skipper Jones, President attona Jlonor Society OFFICERS Allan Dallas, President Mary Joy Hudecz, Vice President Mary Ann Hitchens, Treasurer Kaye Mercer, Secretary During theschool year 1962-1963, The Mispillion Chapter of the National Honor Society undertook projects considered especially conducive to the academic advancement of the Milford High student body. The most important of these projects included the maintenance of a school supply and bookstore, and the initiation of the National Honor Society Student Aid Program, whereby Honor Society members helped students with academic problems. Generally, the theme of the Society was centered around SCHOOL SERVICE rather than merely the existence of the organization without an academic benefit to the students of Milford High School. Sponsors of the Society were Mr. Arthur McDaniel and Mr. Raymond Palmer. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Acko, C. Dobson, D. Fischer, A. Hickman, E. Kunkle, J. Jefferson, C. Kline, K. Vreeland. SECOND ROW: M. L. Lankford, R. Grier, M. A. Hitchens, K. Mercer, M. Hudecz, A. Dallas, C. Finnity, L. Williams. THIRD ROW: T. Lewis, D. Argo, H. Webb, L. Hipkins, B. Hoey, F. Welch, P. Saksen, Mr. McDaniel, G. Hall, R. Rosker, E. Bennett. SCationa Junior Jfonor Society FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Hopkins, D. Lafontaine, B. Dill, N. Corder, W. Banning, B. Kenton, B. Denney, C. Kirby. SECOND ROW: W. Smith, E.Cresson, J.Wroten, A. Lankford, C. Morgan, J. Willis, M. A. Domke, M. Montgomery. THIRD ROW: H. Feindt, V. Roosa, S. McGee, J. Hollenbeck, J. Isaacs, L. Clark, P. Love, H. Roscer. Not Pictured: J. Kunkle. The National Junior Honor Society is composed of students in grades 8 and 9 who have made the Honor Roll and who have shown abilities in leadership and service as well as good school citizenship. This year they have sponsored the Science Fair, the Festival of the Arts, and awards for those students in the Junior High School who have made the yearly Honor Roll. In addition they have sponsored dances and other activities for the Junior High School. J3i6rary Service GfuS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S. Emory, B. J. Craig, J. Donovan, L. Green, S. Gillens, E. Wooter, G. Lindale. SECOND ROW: J. Taylor, G.Aber, F. Kenton, R. Clendaniel, Miss O'Conner, L. Jester, F. Welch, C. Craig, G. Clendaniel, R. Jerread, Mrs. Mary Lou Palmer. The Milford High School Library could not operate as effectively as it does without the unselfish and untiring assistance given by the splendid group of enthusiastic students who give so generously of their time and energy to serve the student body and the faculty in the Library. This group works at the circulation desk, keeps track of circulation records, and aids in the location and selection of reference books, periodicals and other materials. As a result of this work they not only broaden their own reading horizons and knowledge, but they spur their fellow students on in the pursuit of good reading and good library habits. Aside from the satisfaction of serving others, the Library Service Group learns worth- while work habits, broadens experiences in dealing with others, and makes a most im- portant contribution to the school. We salute them for tasks Well Done! ROW 1: C.Ward, A. Jimenez, L. Watson, J. Robbins, L. Davis, G. Huey, K. Sharp, F. Webb, K. Trader, T. Webb. ROW 2: D. Rogers, P. Davis, H. Swain, A. Burk, H. Webb, A. Jester, F. Godwin, M. Ganoe, R. Min- ner, L. Swain. ROW 3: J. Thawley, F. Bennett, D. Schurman, W. Jester, D. Hoyt, J. Davis, T. Webb, G. Morgan, J. Clements, R. Curtis. ROW 4: R. Webb, J. Bennett, C. Davis, K. Graham, C. Wilkerson, J. Lane, C. Jester, M. Johnson, R. Bennett, W. Yonkers. ROW 5: D. Wilkins, D. Williams, C. Godwin, J. Taylor, P. Johnson, M. Lloyd, J. Roosa, R. May, J. Foraker, W. Wilkerson. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is to develop cooperation and citizenship, and to create competent, aggressive agricultural leaders. The activities of the Milford Chapter of the FFA began when twenty-seven members spent four days of June on a pleasure trip to New York City. At the beginning of the school year, eleven greenhands were initiated into the Mil- ford Chapter, making a total of fifty-six members. Armando Jimenez, our American Field Service student from Costa Rica, was made an honorary member of the chapter, the first AFS student to be in the chapter. Delaware was represented by two teams from the Milford Chapter at the National Judging Contest held at Waterloo, Iowa in October. Twenty-two local boys participated in the All-State Contest held in April. Kenny Sharp represented the Delaware FFA at the Junior Poultry Fact-finding Conference held at Kansas City, Missouri in February. OFFICERS Milford Chapter Gene Fitzgerald Kenny Sharp John Rollins Larry Davis Alvin Warner Francis Webb Mr. Okey E. McCourt, Director The Sussex Cpunty Vocational-Technical Center at Georgetown is an arm of the local high school offering training in thirteen different occupations. This is the first year that Milford pupils attended the Center, but from the very beginning they expressed enthusiastic praise for its practical experience, its high caliber of teachers, and for its fine director, Mr. Okey E. McCourt. Each of the fifty pupils from grades ten, eleven, and twelve pursues one subject at the Center during the morning and then returns to Milford High School for his required academic subjects in the afternoon. The pupil, therefore, not only gains benefits for himself but also he stands ready to serve the people of Sussex County as he prepares to take his place in the economic stream of life. ROW 1. Left to Right J. Webb, W. Bunting, C. Wilson, S. Van Gorder, S. Warren, B. Hitch, J. Mason, P. Cordrey, S. Hutchins, J. Armstrong, J. Campbell, B. Burton, E. Clark, G. Piccolo. ROW 2. D. Wells, J. Strahle, W. Billings, C. Conard, D. Silberersen, H. Meredith, R. Metzner, B. Walius, D. Watson, W. Postles, J. Jerman. ROW 3. J. Jester, D. Gillespie, A. Vican, H. Glasco, P. Bacon, J. Lonergan, J. Rogers, T. Walrus, D. Warnock, C. Jones, T. Munce, R. Ivens, F. Vican, R. Warren, C. Gleason, G. Hammond, Richard Carey. Missing from picture: D. Kimmey, P. Mulholland, D. Mosley, W. Bunting, R. Burk. Jhe Journalism G ass presenis . Mr. Lilly, Advisor Sharon Kirby, Editor-in-Chief Department Editors Jack Briggs, Assignments Mary Ann Campbell, Assignments Vernon Kirk, Art Sylvia Capehart, Features Curtis Callaway, Sports Ted Lewis, Straight News Editorial Staff Advisor Editor-in-Chief Cheryl Callahan Jane Hollenbeck Melanie Kerr Typists Shirley Ingram Pat Jarrett Sylvia Yeiser Art and Layout Phil Kugelmann Mike Griffin Bill Jester Reporters Bonnie Jones Brenda Donavan Carolyn Killen Eileen Short Gene Fitzgerald Linda Adams Barbara Angelucci Sandra McGee Beverly Ball Janet McPherson Department Editors Staff Concert Band ROW 1, Left to Right: D. Teare, J. Campbell, R. Knicely, L. Williams, S. Meckley, K. Reed, J. Hickman, J. Isaacs, J. Wilkerson, V. Kirk, S. Pyne, D. Short, B. Hopkins, G. Bennett, C. Tatman, P. Farlow, S. Reichold, D. Mills, H. Marvel, R. Vinyard, B. Webb, B. Tull, S. Alexander, C. Wagner, A. Lynch, D. Mood, L. Wilkins, C. Morgan, R. Wheelock, E. Bradley. ROW 4: E. Biggs, S. Downs, F. Kenton, B. Donovan, J. Campbell, D. Warnock, B. Calloway, G. Passwaters, D. Anderson, H. Sigler, K. Carter, C. Teare, R. Garey, A. Jester, J. Meckley, J. Sullivan, B. Hallett, P. Mills, E. With the sound of the Drum Major's whistle, and a roll of the drums, all eyes turn toward the Milford High School Band! The Band, under the direction of Mr. PaulTeare, entertained with a spectacu- lar array of half-time shows during the football season this year. Our fine march- ing group participated in fire parades, the Memorial Day Parade, and the Hal- loween Parade in Milford, the Chicken Festival in Harrington, the Firemen's Parade in Wilmington, and the Apple Blos- som Festival in Winchester, Virginia. Their presence was also requested for the dedication services of the new post office and city hall, and the opening of the Milford Shopping Center. With the coming of winter, the Band began to prepare a refined concert season, during which several outstanding per- formances were given. May, J. Watson, G. Callahan, Mr. Teare. ROW 2: N. Davis, A. R. Yonker, J. Jaquette. ROW 3: K. Brown, G. Wheatly, J. Downs, D. Corder, M. Hitchens, R. Jerread, M. Hilt, T. Morton, S. Williams, D. Wheelock, C. Vincent, J. McColley, B. Currey, S. Hollenbeck, Clendaniel, C. Pagden, C. Long, L. Hall, B. Craig, S. Pagden, B. Bennett. Debra Fischer, Band Mascot U£e Oance iancf ROW 1: James Meckley, Collean Teare, Gary Isaacs, Everett Bennett, Bob Callaway, Bob Sigler, Roland Vinyard, Bruce Sharp, Charlotte Wagner, Bill Tull. ROW 2: Calvert Morgan, Linda Wilkins, Ed Bradley, Roy Wheelock, Greg Wilson, Chester Long, Ken Carter, Lynn Hall. ( ) u s ian Jiny J)anJ JiTe inkers COUNTY BAND ROW 1: Karen Brown, Ann Hickman, Joe Isaacs, Everett Bennett, Collean Teare. ROW 2: Mark Hilt, Richard Jerread, Ed Bradley, Sandy Sigler, ALL-EASTERN BAND Collean Teare STATE BAND Chester Long, Collean Teare enior JhfjjJi Ghorus ROW 1, Left to Right: H. Maloney, R. Meredith, R. Asmuth, R. Walls, B. Kenton, H. Leighty, J. Hall. ROW 2: C. Hudson, W. Lindale, J. Dill, D. Kenton, F. McClung, B. Staats, E. Herholdt, D. Mohr, S. Short, J. Jones, P. Kugelman, J. Cubbage, B. McCole, K. Smith. ROW 3: J. Isaacs, A. Timmons, T. Parvis, L. O'Day, T. Holston, D. Benson, D. Hawkins, G. Schonemann, W. Banning, R. Tingle, J. Gleason, C. Schneider. ROW 4: M. A. Westphal, B. Donovan, B. S. Denney, M. Headley, M. S. Thawley, N. Torbert, C. VanVorst, S. Argo, B. Biggs, C. Smith, M. Townsend, J. Jefferson, D. Disharoon. ROW 5: J. Reed, S. Postles, V. Roosa, L. McColley, D. Billings, D. Rogers, J. Roberts, K. Vreeland, J. Roberts, L. Trad, J. Pringle, B. Potter, J. L. Slaughter, C. Pritchett, D. Harring- ton, J. Carmean. ROW 6: D.Argo, S. Rogers, P. Adams, S. Warren, C. Homan, J. Penuel, B. Cannon, S. Schneider, W. Pettit, K. Lonergan, J. Jones, J. Beebe, S. Lofland, D. Ward, C. Corddry. ROW R. M. Hennesy, L. Jones, K. Donovan, J. Henderlong, D. Field, J. Herd, N. Burton, D. Messick, M. Deputy, L. Green, S. Gellons, S. Warren, B. Hoey, J. A. Collins, M. Davenport, Rita Tingle. junior 7liy i GVior us ROW 1, Left to Right: S. Bennett, J. Kirby, S. Warren, J. Hegger, T. Davis, E. Foskey, G. Jarrett, S. MacCoy, W. Masten. ROW 2: C. Post- les, R. Robbins, G. McNatt, J. Hornaday, E. Holston, G. Rogers, W. Kirby, J. Burton. ROW 3: H. Foskey, G. Clark, S. Davidson, C. Tewellow, L. Snolensky, V. Fisher, C. Bailey, C. Miller, V. Pritchett, C. Henderlong, S.Hudecz, B. Frankel, L. Legates, B. Walls, D. Hammond. ROW 4: B. Morris, C. Scott, R. Ingram, G. Atkinson, P. French, P. Lane, C. Den- ney, E. Bennett, J. Gavatos, J. Verley, D. Walls, P. Clark, C. Hoyt, B. Davidson, D. Helmick, L. McFadden, E. Rogers. ROW 5: K. Moore, M. Roberts, C. Moore, P. West, K. Craig, M. Hollenger, Z. Schneider, S. Dobson, P. Dawson, S. Schneider, J. Coleman, D. Warren, L. Long, W. Dallas. ROW 6: S. Moore, M. Gillespie, L. Cohen, S. Mayhew, B. Pad- sen, L. Bush, M. Stokes, M. Marting, B. Booth, K. Young, M. Cooper, S. Me Broom, L. McFadden. ROW 7: C. Hamilton, J. Sharp, P. Rice, V. Southard, M. Evens, E. Mize, E. Lurwick, L. Tingle, J. Webb, S. Light- cap, B. Donovan, D. Collins. Mr. William Miller Director of the Milford High Choruses Mr. Miller has had charge of the choruses for the last five years. The Senior High School Chorus started with 22 members and has bee’ over 80 for the last five years. At the present time it numbers 96 members. The Junior Chorus varies between 80 to 120 members. Both Choruses meet 5 times a week and give the student one full credit toward graduation. These pictures were taken after the fine Christmas Concert presented by Mr. Miller and his Choruses and Mr. Ford's Speech Class. Mr. Miller and the Choruses appreciate the fine work done by the yearbook staff of Milfordian. Organ Soloist Everett Bennett Nine 11th Grade Girls Accompanists Vickie Pritchett Charlene Pritchet Chris Homan Eleanor Lurwick Marsha Townsend Boys' Dozen Judy Jefferson Ann Hickman Shirley Postles Chris Homan Kay Vreeland Colleen Teare Marsha Townsend Bonnie Hoey Joann Collins Harvey Leighty Jimmy Jones Wayne Banning Tom Holston Bill Staats Eric Herholdt Dennis Mohr Donald McClung Steve Short Klan Timmons Dave Kenton Frank McClung Prologue Choir Three Girls Virginia Roosa Bonnie Hoey Joann Collins Wayne Banning Frank McClung Harvey Leighty Sandra Warren Lorraine Green Sharon Gellens Varsity JjaseSa I Ueam SENIOR LETTERMEN A. Dallas, E. Bennett, D. Gibson SPECTATORS! ! 2 ROW 1: Managers, D. Kline, R. Currie, A. Lynch, W. Smith. ROW 2: B. Bullock, A. Dallas, D. LeBright, R. Holland, D. Gibson, T. Greenlee. ROW 3: R. Sparklin, M. Griffin, J. Dill, B.Walls, E. Bennett, D. Sockrider. ROW 4: W. Hurd, D. Wilkins, W. Haughey, N. Lane, G. Bennett. ROW 5: D. King, D. Mohr, Coach Barden. 7)arsitu e )Jt6a eam ROW 1: M. A. Hitchens, Sue Isaacs. ROW 2: E. Short, D. Short, N. Griffith, G. Bogan, A. Rosenzweig, P. Sharp, M. Briddes, S. Kirby. ROW 3: L. Lecates, manager; L. McColley, S. Jackson, C. Webb, S. Robutka, N. Webb, A. Thistlewood, L. Wilkins, D. Wheelock, S. Lightcap, Miss Kinzie. ROW 1: T. Jaywork, G. Davis, C. Hammond, M. Clark, N. Hornaday, P. Kugelmann. ROW 2: R. Wheelock, J. Whalen, T. Duker, D. Andrews, N. Lane, B. King, L. Hipkins, R. Bennett, D. Kenton. ROW 3: J. Burris, G. Showell, D. Phillips, R. Ivens, T. Munce, D. Mears, C. Callaway, G. Clen- daniel, E. Bradley, D. Ninzenheltzer. 7 Jarsity JfracA junior Jlicf i JracA ROW 1: B. Hallett, J. Acko, R. Bullock, L. Pfeiffer, B. Propes, B. Kenton, J. Wroten. ROW 2: S. Bunting, B. Wagner,C. Postles, B. Phillips, S. Lofland. ROW3: L.Clark, J. Briggs, J. Burton, J. Cubbage, B. Reynolds, J. Davis. unior u JBauender (j ass Jj ay and OfdBace” THE CAST Miss Mary Ainslie.........ELLEN KUNKLE Jane Hathaway........................PAT ACHORN Ruth Thorne ..........JACKIE PENDLETON Bernice Carlton....................CAROL KLINE Carl Winfield........................KEN DICKEY Sophrony Tucker..........SYLVIA CARLISLE Dr. Howai i Patterson .... STEVE JAEGAR Hepsey...................... BONNIE HOEY Joe Pendli ton.....................FRANK McCLUNG James BaL..........................GLENN INGRAM ivwmuy JKifforcfJliji GJg ass o £ S c£oof 1963 Address to Graduates — Education, The Process of Self-Determination Dr. Roy Hall, Dean, School of Education, University of Delaware JAe G ass of 1963 J Ti for JAjA S cAoo () o n n en ce n ent Gxerc ses 7 )ec nesc aij evening June fifth eiy it o ;cfocA JIT i fore JAeater Compliments of MABEL S. DAVIS Beautician PHONE 422-4913 WARREN FURNITURE, INC. BLINDS FLOOR COVERINGS LAMPS The Store of Quality PHONE 422-5410 Milford, Delaware MILFORD BOWLING LANES 32 Lanes Bowl Where You See Magic Triangle DuPont Highway Compliments of WM. V. SIPPLE AND SON Builder of Fine Monuments Since 1869 422-4214 Milford, Delaware Best Wishes to the Class of '63 Compliments of MILFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Shop and Save in Milford's Friendly Stores” O. A. NEWTON SON COMPANY FEED CHICKS MACHINERY APPLIANCES Bridgeville, Delaware KILLEN GRAIN COMPANY, INC. Custom Grinding Mixing Grain - Feed - Seed Hay - Lime - Fertilizer -GRAIN BANK STORAGE- PHONE: 398-3296 Harrington, Delaware JESTER’S STORE Complete Line of Meats and Groceries ESSO GAS--OIL PHONE: 422-4877 Compliments 0 MILFORD ICE COAL CO. TO SUIT YOUR TASTE GOVATOS Candy Store for ip Lunch and Home-Made Candy and Ice Cream THE BOBBY KAY SHOPPE Milford's Newest Infants' and Children's Wear 38 N. Walnut Street Milford, Delaware Compliments of BILLINGS TIRE SERVICE, INC. Intersection Route 14 113 Milford, Delaware Congratulations Class of '63 MILFORD BUS CENTER Milford, Delaware Congratulations Class of '63 FIRESTONE PHONE 422-4508 —4509 Milford, Delaware MILFORD WALLPAPER AND PAINT COMPANY Linoleum, Floor, and Wall Tile PHONE 422-8317 117 North Washington Street Milford, Delaware REEVES, PARVIN CO. Institutional Food Supplier PHONE PO 48860-61 Wilmington, Delaware KNOWLES, INC. Pianos Organs Musical Instruments 515 Shipley Street Wilmington, Delaware ARTHUR J. BRADLEY JR. Contractor and Builder Milford, Delaware Best Wishes From SEYMOUR and LILLIAN GELLENS HOTEL MILFORD Recommended by Duncan Hines Free Parking The Friendly Hotel 422-4551 Milford, Delaware uXa Be Thrifty Shop BEN FRANKLIN . , Paul and Miriam Parsons T- 'BiLl' Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1963 422-8029 Milford, Delaware Toasted Peanuts Peanut Butter Sandwiches Delicious Candies Potato Chips Pretzels WINFIELD B. CONARD Tom's Distributor PHONE 422-5981 Milford, Delaware HUMES HARDWARE Selling Good Hardware Since 1878 Stoves--Paints Electrical Goods Home Appliances Sporting Goods 422-4316 Milford, Delaware Compliments of Compliments of SOUTHERN STATES MILFORD CO-OP DIAMOND STATE NURSERY 422-8066 Milford, Delaware Milford, Delaware Best Wishes From THE L. D. CAULK COMPANY Milford, Delaware BENNETT MACHINE CO. Compliments of -Mechanical Contracting- FRANK CLENDANIEL, INC. Your JAMESWAY Dealer Phone 422-4837 1601 S. duPont Blvd. Milford, Delaware Lincoln, Delaware Compliments of Compliments of LAIRD, BISSELL, MEEDS Members of N. Y. Stock Exchange and other leading exchanges BURRIS FOOD DISTRIBUTORS Phone 736-1453 In Lower Del. 335-5500 Milford, Delaware MILFORD CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Printers and Publishers Milford, Delaware FRED WYATT’S APPLIANCE SHOP T.V. AND RADIO SERVICE Self-Standing Towers WASHING MACHINES Sales of Motorola T.V. and Radio I Service Any Make Appliance Phone 422-5930 R.D. 4 Milford, Delaware MILFORD PHARMACY, INC. E. Nelson, Registered Pharmacist Phone: 422-8077 Nights: 422-8530 N.E. Front Street (Sears Corner) GRIER LUMBER CO. Compliments of J. WILLIAM WELLS Insurance and Real Estate PHONE 422-4021 10 N.W. Front Street ARGO LINOLEUM CO., INC. Venetian Blinds--Devoe Paint Everything for the Floor PHONE 422-8431 Corner N.E. 2nd and Washington Streets Milford, Delaware HARRINGTON’S SCRAPYARD Milford, Delaware BERRY FUNERAL HOMES, INC. Milford Felton Congratulations Class of '63 COOPERSMITH’S Milford BRERETON’S PHARMACY Phone 422-4366 12 N. Walnut Street Milford, Delaware HAUGHEY’S SERVICE, INC. Automotive, Electrical and Carburetor Specialists, are we.” Phone: 422-4861 422-9524 Rehoboth Highway Milford, Delaware Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. MASTEN LUMBER FORREST N. WEBSTER CO., INC. SUPPLY COMPANY . Furniture . Rugs, Carpets and Linoleum Milford, Delaware . Appliances . Venetian Blinds Phone 422-5020 Milford, Delaware Compliments of Compliments of COFFMAN-FISHER ROBERT L. ZOOK, INC. Fine Department Stores General Contractor Milford, Delaware DIXON’S JEWELERS Diamonds - - Watches - -Silver Jewelry—Fostoria—Crystal NICHOLS FLYING “A” Tires--Batteries--Gas--Oil Tune-Up- - Brakes—Lubrication Route 113 and 14 Milford, Delaware Convenient Terms 422-5314 110 N.E. Front Street Milford Delaware HABER’S MART HOLLAND’S GREENHOUSES ARMY NAVY STORE Potted Plants--Corsages Funeral Sprays Sporting Goods Vegetable Plants--Bedding Plants FREE DELIVERY Phone 422-9478 Milford, Delaware Phone 422-5443 560 DuPont Blvd. Milford, Delaware Member ATLAS Long Distance Moving Service SCOTT MOVING AND STORAGE JOHN R. SCOTT Phone: 422-5421 422-5283 200 Marshall Street Milford, Delaware The Key To Beauty EDITH REHNBORG COSMETICS The Key To Better Health Nutrilite Food Supplement For Your Appointment Call: Mildred Staats 22 Clarke Avenue Phone 422-4079 OBER-FLORIST Thomas and Joyce Ober Complete Flower Service WHOLESALE - RETAIL HUnter-2-3821 Greensboro, Maryland 422-9445 Milford, Delaware Compliments of THE MIL-DEL CORPORATION WALL’S Infants' and Children's Wear 33 North Walnut Street Milford, Delaware Compliments of MILFORD POLICE DEPT. THE SUSSEX CO., INC. 4th and McColley Street Milford, Delaware THE MILFORD TRUST COMPANY The Friendly Bank Complete Banking Service MEMBER F.D.I.C. Say It With Flowers Say It With Ours Best Wishes to the Senior Class GOODEN’S FLOWERS F.T.D. MEMBER PHONE 422-4961 909 North Walnut SOCKRIDER AND CHANDLER Watchmakers and Jewelers Phone 422-5366 Milford, Delaware BEST WISHES to the Class of '63 I. G. BURTON COMPANY, INC. CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE GOODYEAR MILFORD, DELAWARE MIDWAY SERVICE STATION 830 Marshall Street Milford, Delaware STRINGERS CLOVER-FARM GROCERY STORE and PHILLIPS 66 GAS DE 5-5202 Spring Hill Milford, Delaware PIERCE HARDWARE General Hardware House Furnishings Sporting Equipment Barn Equipment 422-8024 OR 422-8025 ELLINGSWORTH'S SERVICE STATION AND POLISH SHOP Milford's First Wax and Polish Shop Lubrication Polishing Waxing Pickup Delivery Service PHONE 422-9962 N. Walnut St. Rehoboth Blvd. Milford, Delaware TASTEE FREEZ of MILFORD Helen and Roy Freeman PHONE 422-8844 BUCHANAN SERVICE OF MILFORD, INC. Corner Church and Causey Avenues c’-Ov f] 4 HARRINGTON’S FOOD MARKET PHONE 422-4171 PHONE 422-4508 Milford, Delaware North Walnut Street, Milford Compliments of Compliments of BATA SHOE STORE HOLLYWOOD DINER Wayne Kline Food for the Thoughtful Manager Compliments of ANTENNAS SALES SERVICE TOWERS RADIO T.V. EMANUAL’S CITY LINE T.V., INC. The Fashion Store of the Eastern Shore Gillespie Emory, Props. Dover Milford Telephone 422-9805 Delaware N. Walnut Street Milford, Delaware JAKE’S SERVICE CENTER Compliments of General Tires Dunlop Tires Cities Service Tires MILFORD CAFE PHONE 422-9952 113 and Rehoboth Cutoff Milford, Delaware Milford, Delaware Compliments of HARVEY’S MOBILE SERVICE Corner Lakeview Avenue Route 113 Milford, Delaware Compliments of MILFORD STITCHING CO., INC. Compliments of FISHER APPLIANCES FURNITURE, INC. Everything for the Home Milford, Delaware ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY PHILCO KELVINATOR MOTOROLA B. F. Goodrich Tires, Batteries Retreading, Repair, and Wheel Alignment Phone 422-8039 Milford, Delaware TAYLOR MARINE Boats, Motors, and Trailers PHONE 422-9177 Milford, Delaware Compliments of MILFORD SUPPLY COMPANY 422-4418 Shawnee Road Milford, Delaware ARGO LINOLEUM CO., INC. Venetian Blinds—Devoe Paint Everything for the Floor PHONE 422-8431 Corner N.E. 2nd and Washington Streets Milford, Delaware SOUTHERN GRILL RESTAURANT Walnut Street Milford, Delaware LLOYD F. TRUITT, INC. Ford Tractors New Holland Equipment Ford Equipment Baughman Spreader Bush Hog Rotary Mowers Conveying Equipment PHONE 422-4581 Park Avenue Milford, Delaware TIMMON’S MOBIL SERVICE Good Luck to the Washing—Waxing Lubrication- - Accessories - - Repairs Wheel Balancing--Brake Service Class of 1963 PHONE 422-4373 12 Church Avenue Milford, Delaware LOU’S BOOTERY Compliments of MILFORD RAGAINS TRAVELER PHARMACY, INC. MOTEL Phone 422-4593 Milford Shopping Center Milford, Delaware Compliments of BOULEVARD RESTAURANT The Best in Seafood MILFORD, 422-9902 WOLLTER’S DRY CLEANING BEST WISHES FROM Cleaning and Pressing Repairing and Dyeing ATLANTIC CONCRETE S. W. Front and Church Streets Milford, Delaware ASPHALT CO. GREEN’S MARKET Milford, Delaware 422-5558 30-32 N. Walnut Street Milford, Delaware Follow the Firebird to FITZGERALD’S AUTO SALVAGE NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS PHONE 422-5171 Lincoln, Delaware Courtesy of J. C. PENNEY CO. PHONE 422-5615 Milford, Delaware PlVVFY’S ALWAYS ri� SI QUALITY! ' tk y % 4 - s C xrJS ytjC yy yyxJ Jh - ! fapia jj- dcmJcs Co -aLuj A FRIEND ,'Os nJ HUBER BAKING COMPANY, INC. LANA LOBELL Nationally Famous for The finest in feminine fashions for Juniors-Misses-Half Sizes PHONE 422-8212 MILFORD SHOPPING CENTER MILFORD DELAWARE icAn o w ec cjm en is . . . MR. MARION FORD for patient guidance; MR. JOHN KUHLMANN who took over so willingly when Mr. Ford left; MR. JAMES ATKINSON for his cooperation with the staff of the 1963 Milfordian; MR. ALLAN DALLAS for his original art work; MR. RAY MITCHELL, our representative from Delmar; R. ECONOMY, PHOTOGRAPHERS, for the Senior portraits and the majority of the group shots; MR. JOHN KUNKLE and his art classes; OUR ADVERTISERS for their contributions; and THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF MHS for their cooperation. 136 1963