Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

Baccalaureate Service Milford High School Milford, Delaware Sunday Evening, June 2, 1968 8:00 o’clock High School Gymnasium Milford High School Milford, Delaware VOLUME - 22 Happy Hours in the Kitchen CONTENTS Administration Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Sports Activities Advertisements 16 19 23 61 62 66 70 77 101 129 Happy flours in the Office � I haven’t passed a time test yet! THE CLASS OF ’68 PRESENTS . . . THE HAPPY “I got the feelin’!” A daydream believer and a The rain, and the bus, and other things . . HOURS OF 1968 Our spirited government class!?! where’s Your white hat!? Walking down the Whatever happened to Mom’s cooking?! straight and narrow! Anne Boleyn was the first to lose her head over Henry . . . And which one would you like a date with? SENIORS Colonel Quinn’s personal slave Whether coaching on the basketball court, the soccer field, or conducting a physical education class, Mr. McGinniss has proven himself a most valuable asset to Milford High School in the last three years. Not only has he contributed to the curriculum as an outstanding teacher, but he has also set a fine example for the students as a well respected member of the community. Above all, he has become an understanding friend to all students fortunate enough to have been associated with him. For these and other reasons, the 1968 Yearbook Staff is proud to dedicate “The Happy Hours of ’68” to Mr. Daniel McGinniss, the Greatest Guy, and the Greatest Coach in the world. ADMINISTRA TION Teeman P. Haithcock, Principal May you succeed in attaining your goals in life by always realizing that the obstacles you meet may be overcome by your faith and determination. Good luck to the Class of 1968. Teeman P. Haithcock, Principal Some things are not missed until they are wasted. This applies to our physical and mental inheritances. All of us know that our bodies must be properly nurtured, exercised, and used. At Milford High School five periods of Health and Physical Education are offered each week to encourage among other things proper ex- ercise, diet, and care of our physical capacities which have so much to do with mental successes. How can anyone think it is smart to use drugs for hallucinations or abuse himself through excesses of any kind knowing full well that without a healthy mind and body he will be greatly handicapped? Recently a speaker in our community remarked, “There are few Juvenile Delinquents, but there are many Delinquent Parents.” Many thanks to the Class of ’68 for collating the MILFORDian which will bring us many fond memories in the future. Superintendent C. T. Dickerson Willard T. Hickman THE SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Dickerson, P. Portz, J. Glenn, C. Tease, J. Walls. To The Class of 1968 It has been a deep source of pleasure to have been associ- ated with you during your High School years. In retrospect I may say that I have listened to your tales of woe; had sympathy for your problems and shared your delight at your successes. 1 wish for you a kind but challenging future as you go your separate ways. Bernard Briggs, Assistant Principal 18 Charles Johnson Ed Quinn John Kunklc Paul Tearc ENGLISH Jackson Brown Herbert Elzey Leonard Hill Janice Osterholm Jane Reed Marjorie Summers B US IN ESS ED UCA TION Russell Davies Dana McClung Grace Montgomery GUIDANCE MUSIC ART And in my left hand. A mad scientist preparing one 20 ajar of moldy peanut butter!! SOCIAL STUDIES Earl Brown Jane Herson Fred Powell Raymond Stoops John Swetic John Wonderly SCIENCES i UTIl Maurice Blosc Ruth Poster James Gussctt Lillian Mislcy Bruce Parsons MA THEMA TICS Robert Koppenhaver Richard Lynam Rymal Wenger Paul Woehrle of his famous four-pointers! PHYSICAL EDUCA TION Ruth Bondurant Daniel McGinnis Terrell West Rose Ann Wheatly FOREIGN LA NG UA GE Grace Dibble Raymond Palmer Jack Vickery HOME EC Evelyn Miller Mildred Wells LIBRARIANS Ethel O’Conner Mary Palmer INDUSTRIAL ARTS A. C. Davidson Wilbur Haight Fred Lowry Seniors SHARON ANN ALEXANDER “Sharon” . . . likes 3:00 AM, nights away from home, and s.s. . . . “Can't win ’em all” .. . dislikes frustration, depression and work . . . likes to eat pretzels and cheese, pickles, spaghetti . . . can be seen working at the Ranch House. - Band 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Creative writ- ing 2,3; Class officer 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; Play Prom comm. 3; Yearbook 4; Varsity Club Sr. Class float; P.P.F.B. game 4; Dance Band 2. DONALD W. ARGO “Donald” . . . likes football, basketball, farming, fried chicken, and pork . . . hates waiting for things . . . Hey, Buddy! . . . hopes to be a farmer. - F.F.A. 1,2,3. RONALD S. ARGO “Ronald” . . . favorite food is fried chicken ... an avid F.F.A. member . . . plans to go into farming after gradu- ation. - Wrestling 4; F.F.A. 3,4. MILDRED E. BAILEY “Maggie” . . . likes having fun and writing letters . . . favorite foods are pizza and steak . . . “Oh Darn!” . . . hates homework and snobs. Ingrid Botte Spent Her Sophomore RUBY LEE BAKER “Ruby” . . . likes bowling and driving . . . “Sorry about that” . . . loves pizza and cheeseburgers . . . hates Biol- ogy and snobs .. . “Good deal Lucial!” ELLA BENNETT “Ella” ... has a great dislike for mice . . . loves steaks and Aretha Franklin . . . One of our peppy cheerleaders. - Play contest 2; Cheerleading 1,2,4; Newspaper 3; A.F.S. 3; P.P.F.B. game 3,4; Pep Club 4. 24 STEPHEN WESLEY BENNETT “Steve” . . . likes girls, cars, sports and steak . . . “Whoopy do!” . . . hates grumpy teachers, low grades, and homework . . . may be seen riding in a ‘65’ Dart GT. - Football 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3,4; Class Play 3; Drama Club 4; Varsity Club 4. BARBARA ANN BENSON “Peanut” . . . “That’s life” . . . likes being a senior, the Tech Center, bowling, and snow but dislikes getting stuck in the snow . . . enjoys eating subs, steak, tossed salad, french fries. - Chorus 2; K.V.T.C. 3,4. JANICE DARNELL BLACKWELL “Jan” . . . enjoys cooking, painting, music and eating spaghetti . . . dislikes cats, dogs, and confusion . . . plans to go to college and major in Home Economics. - Cho- rus 1,2,3. JOYCE BLESSING “Joyce” . . . likes boys, dances, and music . . . eats steaks, subs, ice cream . . . dislikes coming to school on snowy days. - Chorus 1,3,4. Year In Schweinfurt, Germany . . . ANITA SHARON BOLTZ “Anita” . . . likes typing, the back row of Business Eng- lish class ... dislikes snow, crowded gym classes, getting up in the morning . . . favorite foods are creamsickles, cheese, steaks, celery. - Safety Council 1,2; Hockey 1, 2; Play Contest Comm. 2; Newspaper Staff 3; Play and Prom Comm. 3; Pep Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; F.T.A. 4. INGRID KAREN BOTTE “Inge” . . . “Right! Wow!” . . . likes leather things, flowers, and Mike . . . enjoys eating onions, steak, cheese . . . dislikes war and people who aren’t what they seem to be . . . plans to be a teacher in New York and open a boutique. - Class Play 3; Drama Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4. FREDERICK QUINN BRAMBLE, JR. “Bodo”. . . likes include A.K.L.P., Dover girls, red cars, guitars, chocolate chip cookies, and meat loaf. .. “Hi!” . . . can't stand Milford on a Saturday nite, but would rather be there than picking chickens! ... his other favorite foods arc chocolate milk shakes Nekot cookies-Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross country 1,3; Football 2; Baseball 2; Stud. Council 2,4; Prom comm. 3. GENEVA BROWN “Geneva”.. . likes include dancing and football.. . can’t stand people who think they know everything . . . Can’t keep her away from steak, pizza, or ice cream Glee Club 1; Chorus 3,4. Our Junior Class Play “The Little BRUCE EUGENE BUNTING “Rat” . . . loves the Grenitch Blues and other good music - especially the Stones . . . “Everything is 10-4 . . . hates girls with short hair and phoney people - Wrestling 1,2;K.T.C. 2,3,4 LINDA ELAINE BUNTING “Elaine” . . . proud owner of a ’67 green mustang . . . likes include Johnny Rivers, horseback riding, and chocolate chip cookies . . . hates crickets . . . can be seen working at the Ranch House saying “Get them girls in booth 3!” - Hockey 1,2; P.P.F.B. Game 3,4; Play Contest 2; Newspaper 3,4; Stud. Council 4; F.T.A. 4; A.F.S. 4; Pep Club 4; Drama Club 4; Play Director 3; Homecoming Maid of Honor 4 LINDA MARIE CAMPBELL “Linda” . . . likes dancing, skating, and having fun . . . enjoys eating steaks and pizza . . . dislikes conceited people. PAULA CAMPBELL “Blondie” . . . quiet and shy, she’s looking for THE guy . . . likes fun and what goes with it . . . hates snooty, conceited people - K.T.C. 3,4 MICHAEL W. CHADWICK “Mike” . . . likes Mustangs, dancing, sports, and long hair . . . hates homework . . . favorite foods are steak and strawberries . . . favorite saying is censored . . . may be seen riding in a black Rambler . . . Hates red Chevies - Soccer 3,4; Wrestling 3 PATRICIA ELLEN CLARK “Pat” . . . likes water skiing and summer at Bay City ... hates to get up in the morning and December birthdays . . . favorite foods arc ice cream and (candy) kisses . .. “Toodles” - Hockey Mgr. 3; Softball Mgr. 3; Play Prom Comm. 3; P.P.F.B. Game 3,4; Yearbook 4 Dog Laughed” Was A Huge Success. HENRY LUFF CLENDANIEL, JR. “Henry” . . . likes Wine, Women, - but forget the songs . . . Dislikes male underclassmen . . . “That’s too bad” . . . loves highly spiced foods - Band 1,2; Track 2; Soccer 4 CARL D. COFER “Carl” . . . likes good grades, fishing, hunting, and snow . . . dislikes poor grades . . . enjoys eating steak, pizza, hamburger, and spaghetti . . . good electronics student. LINDA E. COHEN “Linda” . . . likes anything illegal, immoral, or fattening . . . hates crowded gym classes . . . What would the D.E. Club do without her?? . . . loves steak and pizza - Stud. Council 1,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Basketball Mgr. 2; Prom Comm. 3; D.E. Sec. 4 JOHN HENRY COLL1SON “John” . . . likes math courses but dislikes science courses . . . spaghetti is his favorite food . . . “An apple a day keeps the doctor away!” - D.E. 3,4 JOSEPH ERIC COOPER “Sonny” . . . digs “Soul Music”, drag racing, women, steak and cherry pie . . . hates nosy people ... “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try, try again!” . . . Plans to go into Biology at college, then either the Navy or Air Force - Glee Club 1; Science Club 1; Band 1; Track 1,4 - Mgr. 2,3; Wrestling 2,4; Football 3 MARY JOHNETTA COX “Johnetta” . . . loves cooking, reading, baby-sitting, lemon meringue pie, fruits, and hot dogs . . . “Keep working until you reach your goal” . . . her ambition is to become a nurse - E.T.A 4; Drama Club 4 DARRYL E. CRAFT “Darryl” . . . likes girls and cars (respectively), french fries, and milk shakes . . . hates stuck up women . . . “I never said 1 was great” . . . future includes college - Chorus 1, S.T.C. 2,3 KAREN KAY CRAIG “Karen” ... a band member . . . absolutely hates crowd- ed gym locker rooms . . . her future is aimed at becom- ing a nurse - Band 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; P.P.F.B. Game 3,4 Again The Seniors Triumphed With MARTHA CREED “Martha” . . . likes include music, dancing, going to games at school, pizza, steaks and milkshakes . . . “When a job is first begun, do not stop until it’s done.” - Chorus 4 JACK DANIEL CURRIE “Danny” . . . likes wine, women, and song . . . hates working and dull parties . . . favorite food is steak with mushrooms . . . plans to attend Georgetown College - Wrestling 1,2; Cross Country 1,2;D.E.C.A. 3,4 28 WILMA JLANNL DALLAS “Jeannie” . . . “Oh, Bah!” . . . her likes include one certain guy, lavender, and just plain messing around . . . absolutely hates to get up early - Chorus 1,2; Class Play 3 BEVERLY KAY DAVIDSON “Bev” . . . likes sports, boys, shrimp, and pizza . . . “You better not!” . . . hates homework and stuck-up people . . . can be seen riding around in a ’67 Chevy - Chorus 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; P.P.F.B. Game 3,4 MARY EILEEN DEES “Eileen” . . . likes math, naturally humorous people, archery, maple nut rolls, and pumpkin pie . .. “Such is life” . . . hates bigots and gloomy people . . . plans to attend the University of Delaware next year - Basketball 1: Drama Club 2,4; Play Contest 2; Prom Comm. 3; F.T.A. 3,4; A.F.S. 4 CAROL ANN DENNEY “Den” . . .“I’ll be durn!” . . . spent last summer in Florida . . . loves mashed potatoes, chocolate chip cookies and lima beans . .. hates to wear shoes .. . wants to go on to nursing school, hopefully in Miami - Chorus 1; Prom Comm. 3; Newspaper 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Pep Club 4; P.P.F.B. Game 4; Drama Club 4; A.F.S. 2,3,4 Their First Place Homecoming Float. . . DAVID LAURENCE DEPUTY “Dep” . . . likes girls, hunting, and fishing . . . abhors tests and work . . . “Yeah, sure!” ... is always ready for a discussion . . . loves food - Science Club 3,4 SUSAN MARGARET DOBSON “Dobby” . . . likes Jay, Charlie Brown, Herb Alpcrt, and hockey . . . “Alright!!” . . . hates for people to rub their eyes and prejudice . . . favorite food is an M. M. wafer bar . . . future plans include college - Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Safe. Council 1,2,3; Stud. Council 2; Drama Club 2; Tennis Mgr. 2; Science Club 3,4; Pep Club 3; A.F.S. 3,4; Newspaper 3; Play Prom Comm. 3; Class Sec. 3,4; P.P.F.B. Game 3,4; Yearbook 4; F.T.A. 4; Varsity Club 4 29 DONNA MAY DONOVAN Donna” . . . likes riding in a ’67 Chevelle with a certain boy, banana cake, and shrimp . . . “Brace your loafers” . . . hates sarcastic people and Mondays . . . “Jump back Jack” . . . future includes marriage and work - Hockey 2; Chorus 1,2 GAIL DELEMA DONOVAN Gail” . . . likes riding in a '66 G.T.O. with a certain boy . . . hates conceited people . . . favorite foods are shrimp and cheeseburgers . . . “Can’t beat that with a stick!” - Chorus 1,2,3,4; Stud. Council 3 November 30, 1967, The First LOLA AMELIA DONOVAN Amelia” . . . likes folk music and nature . . . Oh! Land!” . . . dislikes crowds . . . enjoys eating pizza and submarines . . . plans to be a medical secretary • Prom Comm. 3 f JOSE LUIS DE PARAMO RIVAS Pepc” . . . What about a good-looking bad snake?” . . . likes sports, girls, dances and K.S. . . . doesn’t like staying home on Friday and Saturday nights . . . our exchange student whom we will miss ... is going to miss Milford next year - A.F.S. 4; Yearbook 4; Science Club 4; Soccer 4 JAMES B. DOUGHTON III Jim” . . . likes girls, a good time and cars . . . can be seen working in Bata or driving a ’62 Ford . . . dislikes work and D.E. class . . . eats steak and spaghetti - Safety Patrol 1,2; Student Council 2; Safety Council 2; D.E.C.A. 2,3,4 JOHN CLIFTON EISENBREY III “Jack” . . . favorite pastime is goofing off . . . “Heck with it” . . . survives on hamburgers and french fries . .. pet peeve is homework - Aud. Visual 1,2,3,4; Track Mgr. 2,3,4; Safety Council 2; Safety Patrol 4 30 WILLIAM C. EMORY, II “Big-Em” . . . “Do what?” . . . likes steak and sleeping late . . . dislikes school . . . Tries to keep the A P in shape ... a future Navy man - Football 1; Wrestling 1.2; V.T.C. 2,3,4 FRANK M. ESPOSITO “Polar Bear” . . . likes Inge and love . . . favorite foods are steak with mushrooms and rice . . . can’t stand slow cars or school... “Oh----!” ... plans to be the best barber in New York - VTC 2,3,4 Time Pepe Had Seen Snow Fall. . . EDNA MARLENE EVANS “Edna” . . . likes a special someone attending D.T. C.C., barbcqucd potato chips, and egg noodle casserole . . . “Life is a psychedelic trip in itself’ . . . dislikes hypocrites and bigots - Safe. Patrol 2; Prom Comm. 3; K.V.T.C. 3,4; V.I.C.A. 4 LARRY F. FARLEY “Earley” ... a Chevy man all the way . . . “He’s really cool” . . . one of the old A P Faithfuls . . . loves cheeseburgers, dancing, and water skiing . . . pet peeve is homework - Prom Comm. 3 WALTER G. FEINDT, JR. “Walt” . . . one of our shorter Basketball players at 6’8” . . . enjoys sleeping and eating what Coach calls trash food” - like butterscotch krimpets . . . “There ain’t many like me left” . . . hates conceited girls and running the track with weights - Aud. Vis. 1; Stud. Council 1,2; Band 1,2; Cross Country 3; Prom Play Comm. 3; Science Club 3,4; Soccer 4; Yearbook 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 ROBERTA ALLISON FIELD “Buggie” . . . favorite foods arc pizza and submarines . . . has a beautiful voice - loves to dance and sing . . . “Boy if I’m not embarrassed, here’s my hand!” . . . hates 10 minute time writings . . . secret ambition is to be a millionaire - Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3 LINDA GIBBONS “Lulu” . . . likes boys and having fun . . . enjoys cherry cokes and hamburgers . . . dislikes homework . . . “Some we win, some we lose, and some get rained out.” LESLEY HAYES GLENN “Sessie” . . . “Why not!” . . . likes shoes, clothes, money, and s.s. . . . “I'm going to let my hair grow” . . . enjoys eating steak, mushrooms, and life-savers . . . plans to go to college and then marry someone rich! - Hockey 1,2; Play Contest 2; Band 2; Newspaper 3,4; Prom and Play Comm. 3; Basketball - Mgr. 2,3,4; Class Treas. 3,4; P.P.F.G. 3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Yearbook 4 Bobbie Field, Roy Lafontaine, and JOANN GOVATOS “Jo” . . . likes surfing. Ocean City, and Mister’s Virtue . . . “You wish” . . . hates nosey people and Mondays . . . future plans include college - Hockey 1,2; Student Council 1; Chorus 1; Prom Comm. 3; Class Play 3; A.F.S. 4 JANIS AILEEN GREENLY “Jan” ... “I can’t believe it” . . . likes Brut and going to Georgetown . . . loves spaghetti. . . future plans include Nursing school - Student Council 2; Play Contest 2; Library Club 3; Prom and Play Comm. 3; Cheerleading 2,3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 4; P.P.F.G. 4; Varsity Club 4 W AYNE WILLIAM GRIFFIN “Frog” . . . “If you say so” . . . likes include girls, money, and cars . . . dislikes not having them . . . plans to join the Marine Corps after graduation - Track 1; Basketball Mgr. 3 JAMES C. HALLMAN, JR. “Butch” . . . “Cool it, baby” . . . he’s all American with a taste for Italian food . . . dislikes schoolwork and bossy people . . . likes girls, cars, girls, money, and more girls - Safety Patrol 1,2,3; Prom Comm. 3 32 Vickie Pritchett Made State ELLEN CHRISTINE HAMILTON “Chris” . . . favorite foods are steak sandwiches and french fries with gravy . . . loves water skiing and swimming . . . plans to become a nurse in the future - Chorus 1; Band 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3 BEVERLY LEE HAMMOND “Bev” . . . likes clean cut people, jokes, one certain guy, subs, cokes, and pizzas . . . “Ah, get off it!” . . . can’t stand snobby people or hippies . . . plans to join the Waves after graduation - S.V.T.C. 2,3,4; P.P.F.B. Game 4 Chorus . . . JAMES ROBERT HARDING “Jim” . . . likes fast cars and eating pizza and steak .. . “That’s life!” . . . major dislike is people who’re always running their mouths. DONALD WAYNE HARMON “Duck” . . . “What’s going on?” . . . his favorites are girls, soul music, and drag racing . . . can’t stand Mon- day mornings and loud people . . . plans to attend Delaware State College - Basketball 3; Track 3,4 THOMAS H. HARRINGTON “Tom-bow” .. . likes cars, motorcycles, women, money, hamburgers, chocolate nut sundaes, and Hells Angel movies . . . “Oh, my - That’s not very nice, you know!” . . . dislikes teachers and cops - Band 1,2,3; Safe. Patrol 1,2; F.F.A. 2; D.E. 4 KAREN REGENIA HAYES “Ka-Ka” . . . likes dancing, singing, painting, track, and all foods except beans . . . “You know this thing” . . . hates to run up and down the stairs . . . “Early to bed and early to rise, makes me cute, beautiful, and just the right size” - Basketball 1; Track 2,3 33 EARL EDWARD HELMICK “Butch” . . . likes girls, “trippin,” dancing, chicken, and spaghetti . . . winner of three dance contests . . . “Hey, What’s happening?” . . . dislikes working on Saturday night . . . leaves for Coast Guard in September - Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Student Council 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Baseball 3; K.V.T.C. 3,4; Aud. Visual 2,3,4 HELEN ELAINE HILL “Pinky” . . . likes friendly people, parties, and a certain guy from Smyrna, steak and peas . . . hates to run out of gas ... “Whoopee do!” drives a white convertible . .. plans to attend Dela. State College . . . can be found working at Milford Pharmacy - Hockey 1,2; Chorus 4; Drama Club 2 SHIRLEY ANN HILL “Shirley” . . . likes Dave, eating out, dancing, sewing and tennis . . . dislikes sitting around with nothing to do . . . survives steaks, subs, and buttered popcorn . . . future includes Nursing school and marriage - Pep Club 3,4; Class Play 3; Prom and Play Comm. 3; Newspaper 3,4; A.F.S. 4; Science Club 3; Cafeteria Helper 4; P.P.F.G. 3,4 KAREN L. HITCHENS “Karen” . . . “You wait” . . . likes Harry, short hair, and wrestling . . . enjoys pickles, Dr. Pepper, and milk shakes . . . dislikes all boys but one and school - Pep Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4 No One Will Ever Forget “An Evening BAYARD HOLLEGER, JR. “Bayard” . . . likes girls, cars, and modem sculpture . .. survives on hamburgers, french fries, and potato chips . . . dislikes studying, homework, and term papers - Safety Patrol 1; Soccer Mgr. 2; Prom and Play Comm. 3; Science Club 3 BRIAN JACKSON HOLLEGER “Brian” . . . likes girls, modern homes and sculpture, friends, karate, and popular music . . . eats Italian and regular American food . . . doesn’t like enemies, snobs, and slobs - Safety Patrol 1; Soccer Mgr. 2; Prom and Play Comm. 3; Science Club 3 V — — DAWN HOLLEGER “Dawn” . . . likes Basketball, being with friends, and horses . . . “Tain’t it awful?” . . . can’t keep her away from subs or pizza - Prom Comm. 3 JAMES WILLARD HOLLEGER “Jimmy” ... pet peeves are bullies and conceited people . . . can be found working at Medds . . . likes pizzas, steaks, bowling, and going to the movies . . . future plans include becoming a State policeman - Safety Patrol 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4 STEPHEN LIN HOLLENBECK “Steve” . . . likes Fords, music, and week-ends . . . can’t stand school lunches and Volkswagens . . . favorite foods arc steak and pizzas - Track 1,2; Band 1; Science Club 3,4 GEORGE EDWARD HOLSTON “George” . . . likes sleeping, eating (especially pumpkin pic and cheese steaks), riding around and having a good time . . . can be seen riding in a ’63 Chevy on his way to work at the Acme . . . “Hey, man!” cant stand snobbish people - Chorus 1,2; Safe. Patrol 2; D.E.C.A. 4 In Rome” and Mr. G... HOWARD JEFFREY HOMAN “Jeff . . . likes food (especially steak), sleep, the Tinks, and getting in late . . . “What’s a matter wit choo?” .. . dislikes work, cabbage, and people who don’t like him - he believes in laziness - Science Club 3,4 MARY LOU HORNADAY “Mary Lou” . . . likes Donovan and her genuine silver- grey Russian Squash cat . . . can’t stand spiders and stuffy people ... “A slave is he who cannot think his own thoughts” . . . she plans to move to New Zealand and live with her lions by the sea - Art Club 1,2; Creative Writing 1,2; Hon. Society 2,3,4; Science Sym. 3; Class Play 3; Science Club 3,4 CHERYL YVONNE HOYT “Cheryl” . . . likes sports and individualism ... “I can’t believe it!” ... a real athelete . . . favorite food is pork chops - Softball 1,2 - Mgr. 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Hockey Mgr. 3; Hon. Society 2,3,4; Vars. Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Class Play 3; Prom Comm. 3; Girls’ State 3; Gym- nastics 3; Stud. Council 3; P.P.F.B. Game 3,4; Yearbook 4 PATRICIA FRENCH HUGHES “Pat” . . . likes married life, chile, and sub steaks . . . hates getting up early ... her favorite saying is “Benice.” - Chorus 1,2,3; Girls Powder Puff 3; DECA 4 Gary Jarrett and Eric Phillips Made PEGGY ANN HURD “Peggy” ... a transfer from Caesar Rodney . . . likes Business Classes and one certain boy . . . “You little ------!’ . . . can’t stand people who think they’re perfect - Drama Club 1,2; F.T.A. 1,2 GARY WAYNE JARRETT “Gary” . . . likes his guitar and music . . . “the Tinks” . . . ice cream cones are his favorite foods . . . “I’m tired” ... he finds lots of room for improvement in our school system - Stud. Council 1,3; Wrestling 1,3; Cross Country 1; Prom Comm. 3; Science Club 3,4; Vars. Club 4 PATSY JOHNSON “P.J.” . . . likes dancing and singing . . . “What’s going on?” . . . favorite foods arc steak, subs, and shrimp . . . hates people who talk too much and running up stairs. WILLIAM ROBERT JONES “Bob” . . . likes girls, cars, and planes . . . can’t stand work without pay . . . likes New England style lobster served by a pretty girl... “What gives?” ... his hobbies are girls, planes, and car racing - Tennis 1,2,3,4; Play 3; Prom Comm. 3; Yearbook 4 36 SUSAN CAROL JUMP “Susan” . . . “Good Heavens!” ... a cheerful smile for everyone . . . doesn’t care for conceited people . . . pizza is a favorite in the food line . . . plans to become a nurse - Prom Comm. 3; Chorus 4 JAMES E. KEIM “Gumbo” . . . likes cars ... in fact, he likes just about anything . . . “Finish what you start” . . . favorite foods are steak, subs, and french fries - S.V.T.C. 2,3,4 The Death-Defying Climb To Write MARY ELIZABETH KEMP “M.B.” . . . likes the Mister’s Virtue, summer, and, of course. Ocean City ... “I guess!” . . . doesn't like snobs . . . her favorite food is seafood . . . future plans include l.B.M. school - Cheerleader 1; Prom Comm. 3 GERALD L. KENDZIERSK1 “Jerko” . . . likes Shelbys GT 500 and certain females . . . favorite food is steak . . . dislikes cops and flys... “And all that” - Safety Patrol 3,4; Audio Visual 4 KATHRYN KERR “Kathy” . . . likes jazz, anything to do with art, and poetry by e.e. cummings . . . “Idiot” . . . absolutely abhors unoriginality and hypocrisy . . . favorite foods arc lasagna bananas . . . our Honor Society president - Stud. Council 1; Art Club 1,2; Honor Society 3,4; Prom Comm. 3 JAMES ROBERT KIRBY “Jim” . . . likes hunting and riding around . . . enjoys eating turkey, steak, chicken and especially shrimp - Safe. Patrol 2,4; Aud. Visual 3,4 37 HAROLD EDWARD LADD “Laddie Boy” . . . “Oh well!” . . . likes girls and hunt- ing .. . has no dislikes at all! . . . loves pork chops, steak, and chile . . . “That’s the way it goes” - Safe. Patrol 1; Baseball 2,3; V.T.C. 2,3,4 ROY A. LAI ONTAINE. Ill “Doc” . . . likes music, dancing, and delivering babies . . . favorite foods are ice cream, peanut butter and balogna sandwiches . . . “Eontain’s got an idea!” . . . hates guys against fighting for their country . . . works for the A. P. - Golf 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1; Stud. Council 1; Drama Club 2,4; Del. All State Chorus 2,3,4; Play Contest 2; Prom Comm. 3; Science Club 3,4; Lib. Club 3,4; Kent Chorus 3: A.F.S. 4; Safe. Patrol 4 WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER LANE “Chris” . . . likes one certain girl, dancing, and all fine foods . . . “Hang loose” . . . loves to make people laugh . . . “Take care of me - most good men are dead!” . .. future includes Jr. College and the Navy - Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Varsity Club 1,4; K.V.T.C. 2,3,4 CAROL A. LAYTON “Carol” . . . likes records and chevies . . . favorite foods are pizza and steak . . . “You’d best better believe it!” - Safe. Council 2 “68” On The Water Tower . . . DIANE MARIE LEBRIGHT “Dee” . . . likes reading, pepsi, and steaks ... a real talker . . . “You know” . . . absolutely hates narrow- minded and bigoted people - Cheerleading 1,2; Chorus 1,2; V.T.C. 3,4 38 ANNA MAE LEGATES “Annie Fan” . . . likes Dionne Warwick, the Supremes, and Fords . . . favorite foods are steak and pizza . . . “You know it!’ . . . dislikes quiet people and insects - Student Council 1,2; Play Contest 2; Class Play 3; Newspaper 3,4; Drama Club 4; A.F.S. 4; F.T.A 4; Pep Club 4; P.P.F.G. 4 NORMAN DAY LEGATES “Skeeter” . . . “You really know how to hurt a guy” . . . can be found driving around in a two-tone blue ’58 Chevy . . . favorite foods are pizza, lemon pie, and rice . . . fond of sports and American History - Chorus 1,2,3; Wrestling 2 ANTON ADAM LINDALE “Sargc” . . . likes girls, pizza and cheeseburgers . . . “Every man for himself!” . . . can’t stand cold weather and snow .. . constantly hears “Hey, Nicky!” NICHOLAS LINDALE “Nick” . . . likes working on cars, reading suspense and war stories . . . dislikes lazy people and chili . . . favorite foods are french fried onion rings and steak sandwiches . . . plans include the Air Force - Library Club 2; Track 2 Governor Terry Awarded A Citation MARY LOUISE LONG “Weeji” . . . “Listen, let me tell ya!” . . . likes Italian food, having slumber parties, and just riding around . . . “Hey, Dum-Dum” . . . hates to wear shoes or work . . . may be seen in a two-tone green ’57 Chevy . . . future plans look toward the Univ. of Delaware - Chorus 2; Play Contest 2; F.T.A. 3; Newspaper 3; Pep Club 3; Class Play Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Yearbook 4 GREGORY WAYNE LYNCH “Igor” . . . likes to hunt, hang around the “Freeze” and steaks . . . can’t stand Fords! . . . future includes either college or the Navy - Wrestling 3 39 WILLIAM S. MACKLIN “Bill” ... a mover - can’t stand to stay in one place for long . . . likes to just ride around . . . steaks are his favorite foods. DAISEY LOUISE MAPP “Daisey” . . . How ’bout that!” . . . likes to go to foot- ball games, basketball and dancing . . . among her favorite foods arc subs and cole slaw - Glee Club 1,2,3 FREDA SHARLENE M. MASTEN “Boots” . . . likes reading and painting . . . hates oat- meal and snobs . . . “Okay, Smarts!” . . . plans to join the Navy as a Wave after a year of working - Pep Club 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Play Comm. 3,4 WALTER LESLIE MCCLUNG “Les” . . . “Not again!” . . . can be seen with N. M. . . . likes to play the guitar and eat hot dogs and french fries . . . hates to have cigaret smoke in his car - Basket- ball 1; Track 1; Football 2; Chorus 1,3; Prom Comm. 3; Class Play 3 To Roy Lafontaine For His Heroic WILLIE L. MCCLOUD “Boo Boo” . .. can be seen any day after school out for a sport . . . besides sports, he likes girls and cars - Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Football 2,3,4 JOAN DIANE MCCOLLEY J. D.” . . . likes include a certain boy from Green- wood, dancing roller skating . . . favorite food is roast beef . . . Nursing school is planned for the future - Band 1,2,3,4; Prom Decoration Committee 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Newspaper staff 4 40 LORA ANNE MCFADDEN “Lori . . . likes ‘Howie’, happiness and the color blue . . . favorite foods are french fries, pizza and cokes . . . “Got it!” . . . can’t stand homework deadlines, sadness and snobby people - D.E. 2,3,4 i BARBARA JEAN MCGAUGHEY “Bobbie” . . . likes steak and shrimp . . . can be seen with a certain Milford boy . . . frequently called “Turtle” - D.E.C.A. 4 Delivery Of Roy, Jr. . . . In The Fall NANCY E. MCGEE “Nancy” . . . likes horseback riding and dancing . . . quiet until you get to know her . . . loves Chinese food and lobsters . . . plans to attend the Univ. of Delaware in the fall - Hockey 1; Creative Writing Club 2; Prom Comm. 3; Newspaper 4; Yearbook 4 JUNE MERRITT “June” . . . likes reading and records . . . enjoys eating hamburgers, banana splits and milkshakes - Chorus 1; D.E. 3 41 JOHN D. MILLS “Jack . . . likes 1940 Chevys . . . can be found ordering veal cutlet . . . studies Electronics at the Tech. Center - V.T.C. LINDA MILLS “Linda . . . likes Tastee Freeze hamburgers, sewing and Fred Golden . . . “Hear no evil, see no evil, but speak evil! . . . doesn’t like to work or be called ‘Linda May’ -V.T.C. 2; Chorus 3; D.E. 4 The Ticket Booths Were Mysteriously GERALD C. MINNER “Minno . . . can be found working at the Milford Pharmacy . . . likes one certain girl and pizza . . . “Sometimes 1 are! . . . can’t stand snobs - Cross Country 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Baseball 2,4; Football 4 FAYE ELIZABETH MOORE “Faye . . . likes dancing and singing . . . our head flaggctt . . . dislikes unfriendly people . . . future ?? - Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Library Club 4 KATHLEEN LYNN MOORE “Kathy . . . likes Dover, clothes and seafood . . . dis- likes snobs and boys with long hair . . . “Well I’ll be! . . . future plans include nursing school - Student Council 1; Play Contest 2; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Varsity Club 4 DANIEL FRANKLIN MORTON “Dan . . . likes girls, hunting and boats . . . favorite food is shrimp . . . dislikes show-offs and Fords . . . future plans include college. -Band 1,2,3,4 42 DONALD MULHOLLAND “Moe” . . . likes Chevy IPs . . . “Watch it, Buddy!” ... favorite foods are hamburgers . . . dislikes school and Fords - Football 1,2,3 LINDA M. MURRAY “Linda” . . . likes dancing and softball . . . “Must be nice!” . . . enjoys eating pizza and subs Chorus 2,3,4 Decorated By Spirited Seniors . . . OLIVER JAMES PARKER “Ollie” . . . likes girls and sports . . . favorite foods are ice cream and cake . . . dislikes homework . . . “Think - it helps a lot” . . . Ollie stays cool and makes friends - Chorus 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Soccer 4; Science Club 4 HAROLD ANDREW PETTYJOHN “Sonny” . . . likes cars, electronics and girls . . . “You know” . . . dislikes class themes, book reports and tests . . . favorite foods are hamburgers and french fries. HERBERT PETTYJOHN, JR. “Herb” . . . “You know” . . . dislikes being pushed arounu . . . likes women ... a real good dancer - Glee Club 1 BYRON ERIC PHILLIPS “Odie” . . . likes horses, sports and eating - especially hamburgers ... “I watched T.V. last night . . . ex- tremely courageous when it comes to water towers . .. dislikes school and girls (?)... future includes college - Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Safety Council 1; Winter Track 3; Student Council 3,4-Pres.; Varsity Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Boys State 3 MARTA ANNE POLLEY “Marta” . . . came to Milford in her Senior year . . . likes contemporary books by Edward Albee and pop music by Jefferson Airplane and Butterfield Blues . . . dislikes spiders and snakes . . . eats cream of peanut butter soup?! THOMAS W. PORTZ Tom” . . . likes good arguments and records . . . enjoys eating fried chicken and ice cream . . . dislikes include boring classes and olives - Soccer 3; Newspaper 3 DELEMA MAE POWELL “Denny” . . . likes dancing, singing, basketball, and volleyball but dislikes football and track . . . enjoys eating shrimp, crab, steak and chicken . . . plans to graduate and further her education Chorus 3; Student Council 3 VICKIE LYNN PRITCHETT “Vick” . . . likes orange kittens and enjoys steak sandwiches and cherry cokes . . . “Honey!” . . . future plans include nursing school - Cheerlcading 2; Student Council 2; Class Play 3; Prom Comm. 3; Science Club 3; Newspaper 3; Chorus 1,3,4; Kent Co. Chorus 3; Del. State Chorus 3; Drama Club 4; Homecoming Queen 4 In 1966 Oliver Parker Won The Award As WILLIAM J. QUILLEN Bill” . . . “Ah Ha” . . . likes mashed potatoes and girls - Safety Patrol 2; D.E. 3; D.E.C.A. 3 ROBERT DAVID RANKIN “Joots” . . . likes Bob Dylan, Ravi Shankar, long hair and a certain girl . . . “Most likely you go your way and I’ll go mine” . . . dislikes war and haircuts . . . cats chicken stew . . . would like to live in Australia • Play Contest 2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Football 2,3; Prom Comm. 3; Science Club 3; Newspaper 4 44 NANCY MACK REICHHOLD “Nance” . . . “Seniors Forever!” . . . likes sleeping in, summer and s.s. . . eats spearamint lifesavers and cream cheese and olive sandwiches . . . dislikes school pro- jects . . . future includes Gettysburg College - Student Council 3; Newspaper 3; Prom Comm. 3; A.F.S. 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; P.P.F.G. 3,4 ROBERT WILBUR REYNOLDS 111 “Pinky” . . . likes Judy and eating pizza and steak . . . pet peeve is snobs - Track 1,2;S.V.T.C. 1,2,3 ELLEN HARRIS RICE “Ellen” . . . likes her husband and has no dislikes . . . “Such is life!” . . . enjoys eating steak, lobster, and spinach . . . future plans include attending college and majoring in commercial art or elementary education . . . came to Milford in her Senior year RONALD L. ROSS “Ronnie” . . . likes girls and all kinds of fun . . . “Cool it, son!” . . . favorite food is steak . . . dislikes teachers - Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 2; Aud. Visual 2,3 Outstanding Sophomore CONSTANCE MAE SCARBOROUGH “Sis” . . . likes dancing, writing letters and a certain G. I. . . . dislikes hateful people . . . goes for Tastce- Freeze food . . . future includes nursing and marriage - Prom Comm. 3; P.P.F.G. 4; Newspaper 4; Pep Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4 ZELA MARY SCHNEIDER “Zela” . . . “You’ve got to be kidding!” . . . enjoys Italian food . . . likes school and all it’s fun . . . dislikes conceited people - Prom Comm. 3; Kent Co. Chorus 3; Library Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4 45 A thlete... ZENA HARRIETT SCHNEIDER “Zena . . . “Do what?” . . . likes sewing, cooking, and drawing . . . cats almost any kind of food . . . can be seen frequently in the Home Ec Dep’t. Science Club 3; Kent Co. Chorus 3; Prom Comm. 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4. HERMAN W. SHARP 111 “Sonny”.. . likes surfing, cards, and women . .. favorite food is squirrel stew ... “ilck!” .. . dislikes airdales and disappointments . . . plans to be rich. - Football 1,2; Baseball 2; D.E. 4. JAMES D. SHOCKLEY Shock . . . likes leather jackets, motorcycles, women, and Hell’s Angel’s movies . . . “Kill” . . . enjoys Cocoa- Puffs . . . dislikes teachers, tests, bad food, and “fuzz”. - Football 1; Wrestling 1; Student Council 2;D.E.C.A 3,4. SUSAN BELL SIMMONS Susie Bell ... “I didn’t do it!” .. . likes a good sense of humor and a good time . .. favorite foods are chicken noodle soup and steak . . . dislikes stuck-up people ... keeps Leggett’s straight...� D.E.C.A. 3,4. Scott Sipple and Eric Phillips Were MARY REBECCA SIMPSON “Becka” . . . enjoys music and horseback riding . . . likes to eat Spanish food . . . “What’s dat?” . . . dislikes to be embarrassed. Pep Club 3; Drama Club 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM DAVID SIMPSON “Dave” . . . likes girls, dances, long hair, steak and milk- shakes . . . dislikes homework and flat-tops . . . “But I just got my hair cut” . . . future plans include college. - Wrestling 1,2; Science Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4. 46 SCOTT G. SIPPLE Hcinie . . . “Oh, no! . . . likes sports announcing, C.C.W. girls, steak, and french fries . . . noted for a broken down Volkswagen . . . future plans include col- lege, death, and taxes. - Basketball 1,2; Prom Comm. 3: Newspaper 3; Boys’ State 3; M.H.S. P.A. Announcer 3, 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Yearbook 4 Golf 1,2,3,4. SHIRLEY JEAN SMITH “Shirley” . . . likes music and dancing ... “Tell it like it are . . . favorite toods are cheeseburgers and milkshakes . . . dislikes conceited people .. . plans to become a sec- retary. - Chorus 2,3. BRENDA MARIE SORDEN “George” . . . likes include dancing, sewing, and boys . . . loves malts, steaks, cheeseburgers, and pizza ... dis- likes getting up early . . . plans to attend college. - Band 1,2,3; Chorus 4. BEVERLY JO SOUTHARD “Bev” . . . “Shut up!” . . . favorite food is steak . . . likes skinny people . . . dislikes homework . . . future plans include business school. - Softball 1; Prom Comm. 3. Our Representatives At Boys' State, ROBERT EMMITT SOUTHARD III “Swampfox” . . . likes girls, hunting, running to lunch, and cherry pie ... a Houston man ... dislikes Fords . . . “Live fast, die young, and leave a good-looking corpse” .. . future plans include college. - Wrestling 3,4. 47 LEOLA MAGDALENE SPELLMAN “Sweet-peola” . . . likes clothes, basketball, running track, boys, football, shrimp, steak and banana splits . . . “How sweet it is!” . . . her ambition is to become a secretary - Basketball 2; Chorus 4 MARVIN LESLIE STAYTON “Marvo” . . . “Got to be more careful! . . . likes girls and cars . . . favorite food is steak . . . dislikes teachers and work - Audio Visual 2,3 While Cheryl Hoyt and Ilona Szucs SUSAN LYN STEELE “Sue” . . . likes working with people, honesty, discuss- ing current happenings . . . dislikes someone with poor character who is afraid to build on it . . . came here in February of her Junior year . . . future includes social science work - F.T.A. 4 HARRY STEVEN STEELE “Ale” . . . likes drag racing and working on cars . . . favorite food is steak . .. “You’re right!” . . . commonly called “Face” - Band 1; D.E.C.A. 3,4 KENNETH R. STEVENSON “Kenny” . . . likes girls and motorcycles . . . favorite foods are steak and ham . . . can’t stand Government classes - D.E.C.A. 3,4 MARGARET ANN STOKES “Maggie” . . . likes chess and oranges . . . “Hang it up!” . . . dislikes backseat drivers . . . may be seen driving her “Tank” - Drama Club 1,4; A.F.S. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Girl’s State Alt. 3; Newspaper 3,4; Prom and Play Comm. 3; Pep Club 3; Yearbook 4 48 KAREN ANN SWETIC “Karen” . . . likes Pittsburgh, Seira High School and B.T. . . . survives on seafood, shrimp, cake and barbequ- ed potato chips . . . dislikes fifth period lunch - News- paper 3; Prom and Play Comm. 3; Drama Club 4; Li- brary Club 4; Band 3,4 LINDA DARLENE SWOLENSKY “Ski” . . . can be seen whizzing around town in her ’62 Comet . . . likes dancing and a certain guy from D.A.F.B. . . . future is indefinite - Prom Comm. 3; Yearbook 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4 Represented The Girls . ILONA ELIZABETH SZUCS “Illona” . . . likes people, free expression and sour cream sandwiches . . . “The world’s what you make it” . . . dislikes strict conformity and hypocrisy . . . plans to be an English teacher - Basketball 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Creative Writing 1; Band 1; Honor Society 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Girl’s State 3; News- paper 3,4; Prom and Play Comm. 3; A.F.S. 3,4; Drama Club 4; F.T.A. 3,4; P.P.F.G. 3,4 SHARON ANN THOMPSON “Ann” . . . likes dancing and playing basketball . . . dislikes hockey and soccer . . . “Ain’t never lied” . . . favorite foods are shrimp, french fries and orange slush . . . would like to become a secretary in Washington, D. C. . . . came in her Senior year - Chorus 4 GARY FRANKLIN TIMMONS “Tim” . . . likes girls, the Surf Club, and music . . . favorite food is fried chicken . . . dislikes working on weekends . . . plans to attend D.T. and C.C. or join the Navy. - Physical Fitness Club 1; Baseball 2; Football 4; K.C.T.C. 3,4; V.l.C.A. 4 LINDA LOU TINGLE “Linda” . . . likes typing and being with friends . . . favorite foods arc submarines and spaghetti . . . hates smart-aleck people - Student Council 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Honor Society 3,4; Class Play 3; Pep Club 3; Play Comm. 3; Newspaper 3; Yearbook 4 49 DAVID A. TRADER “David” . . . likes girls, dancing and music . . . favorite foods are submarines and hamburgers. JACQUELINE LEE TRIFILLIS “Jack” . . . likes the Menagerie, long hair, and short skirts . . . eats dill pickles, red licorice, and olives . . . “Bulhvinkle!” . . . transferred from Dover in her Senior year. CHARLOTTE TUCKER “Reds” . . . Loves to dance . . . Can be seen with a guy named Tommy . . . Future plans are to be a hairdresser. Tech Ctr. 2,3,4. PHYLLIS ANN VERLEY “P.V.” . . . likes business classes, cheering and football . . . eats ice cream, subs, and hamburgers . . . “Must be nice!” . . . dislikes snobby people . . . plans to attend college. Newspaper 3; Prom and Play Comm. 3; Pep Club 3,4; Cheerlcading 4; P.P.F.G. 3,4; Gymnastic Club 3,4. Vickie Pritchett and Elaine Bunting BOB WAGNER “Wags” . . . likes Fords and racing . . . dislikes school and Chcvys ... his own philosophy is “Don’t worry about it!” . . . plans to go in the Marines after Gradu- ation. Track 1; Football 1; V.T.C. 2,3,4. ROBERT CHARLES WAISHES “Bob” . . . likes to eat steaks and spaghetti . . . especially dislikes getting out of the bed in the morning. V.T.C. 2; Band 1,2,3,4. DEBORAH ANN WALLS “Debbie . . . likes sailing and swimming classes, shrimp and pizza. . . “Must be nice!” . . . dislikes snobby people . . . can be seen in a white station-wagon . . . plans to go to collcge-Chorus 1; Hockey Mgr. 2,4; A.F.S. 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Play Contest 2; Prom Comm. 3; Newspaper 3; Play Comm. 3; Drama Club 4; Science Club 4. ROBERT A. WAPLES “Rob” . . . likes women, soul music, food, and sports . . . favorite foods are cookies, ice cream, chicken, and steak . . . “Ain’t nothing but a party” . . . dislikes smok- ing .. . plans to work at Dupont after graduation. Track 3; Football 4; Basketball 3,4. DALE ANNE WARREN “Dale” . . . likes a certain guy, shrimp, Polish hams, and breezing around in her Falcon . . . “How about that!” . . . hates conceited people . . . plans to become a secre- tary-Chorus 1,4; Play Prom Comm. 3. JOYCE ANN WARREN “Joyce” . . . likes dancing, tennis, horses, and basketball . . . subs are her favorite food . . . she hopes to become a nurse-V.T.C. 3,4. Were Homecoming Queen And Attendant... SCOTT RAYMOND WARREN “Scott” . . . likes sports, girls, and money . . . “Just a minute!” . . . enjoys painting-especially red ... A good soccer player-Basketball 1; Golf 1,2,3,4; Vars. Club 2,3, 4; Science Club 3,4; Soccer 3,4; 2nd Team All State 3; Stud. Council 2; Prom Comm. 3; Yearbook 4. CAROLYN ANN WATSON “Farmer . . . likes dancing, water skiing, certain boys, shrimp, and crabs . . . “Better to blush than turn pale” . . . hates conceited people and wearing shoes . .. a Mil- ford Pharmacy soda jerk-Newspapcr 3; Gymnastics 3. JOAN ELIZABETH WATSON “Joan” . . . likes surfing, one certain guy, and Talbot Street . . . “Well I never!” . . . favorite food is shrimp . . . dislikes conceited people and Mondays ... plans to become a secretary. Cheerleading 1,2; Stud. Council 1,2; Flaggett 1,2; Play Comm. 3. GAYE EILEEN WEBB “Gay” . . . likes business classes . . . “You got a case!” . . . hates drunks . . . favorite food is steak . . . plans to attend a Business school or college. - Band 1,2; Stud. Council 3,4; Prom comm. 3; Pep Club 3; Newspaper 3. Our “Happy Hours” As Seniors JOSEPH HOLLAND WEBB, JR. “Joe” . . . likes Fords and drag racing . .. favorite foods are steaks and spaghetti . . . “You really are!” . . . hates Chevys and working . . . Plans to go to school at Ford Motor Co. - D.E.C.A. 4. RICHARD C. WEBB “Rick” . .. “I'll never tell!” .. . likes girls, cars, ice skat- ing, dancing and scooters . . . survives on subs, hamburg- ers, and hot dogs . . . dislikes gossip . . . enjoys drive-in movies. - K.V.T.C. 2; D.E.C.A. 2,3; Student Council 4; Library Club 2,3,4. ANDREA LILLIAN WECKERLY “Andy” . . . likes one certain guy, (J.M.C.) . . . swim- ming, spaghetti, and shrimp . . . “Well I never!” . . . dislikes snobbish people. - Basketball 2; Lib. Club 4; Prom and Play Comm. 3; V.T.C. 4. CHARLES RANDALL WEST “Deer-Slayer” . . . likes sports, fishing, hunting, cheese- sticks and black and white milk shakes . . . dislikes smoking and drinking . . . plans to go to college, then the Navy. - Football 1,2; Prom Play comm. 3; Bas- ketball 2; Safe. Council Patrol 2. 52 WILLIE WHITE JR. “Junior” . . . likes bartering and girls . .. enjoys eating shrimp, chicken, and hamburgers . . . “All that’s good” . . . wants to be a barber . . . came to Milford in his Senior year. GEORGE WILKINS “Big George” . . . likes sports, farming, and cars . . . “What do you say, buddy?” . . . hates to tear out the clutch in his Comet . . . loves fried chicken. - Safe. Council 3; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Vars. Club 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Went By Quickly . . . And Finally JOHN ROLAND WILKINS, III “Jay” . . . likes Sus, basketball, and ring-dum-ditti . . . “Bird” dislikes coffee and ankle wraps . . . “You no- brained idiot!” . . . accident prone . . . rides around in a ’57 Chevy heap . . . college is in the future. - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Track 3; Stud. Council 1,2,3; Vars. Club 3,4; Ath. Assoc. 3; Hon. Soci- ety 3,4; Yearbook 4; Class Pres. 3,4. ALICE MAY WILLEY “Alice” . . . likes hamburgers and french fries . .. “You better believe it!” . . . “Gal Friday” . .. likes to drive a ’62 Chevy . .. can be found in the Home Ec. room. DANIEL B. WILLEY “Dan” . . . likes include sports, dancing, hamburgers, and french fries . . . Broke his leg in football . . . Hates homework and tests . . . Plans include the University of Delaware. - Basketball 1,2,3; Football 4. CARLOS CHARLES WILLIAMS “Los” . . . likes cars, good books, and girls . . . “You know!” . . . dislikes people who think they are great... likes any kind of food. - Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4. 53 MISSING SENIORS: Harry H. Lare, Jr. Susan McDermott William Easby Smith Cheyanna Woodrum Christine McDougald JERRY LEE WILLIAMS “Whip” . . . likes D.E. ... favorite food is steak .. . dis- likes school and leisure time . . . plans to leave for the Coast Guard in August . . . “Get it!” - Baseball 1,4; Wrestling 2; Football 3. SENIORS FOREVER!! SAMUEL HARVEY WILLIAMS, JR. “Sam” . . . likes dancing, sports, and being part of the “Class of 68!” . . . favorite food is seafood with horse- radish . . . definitely against drinking and smoking . . . future plans include college. - Track 1,2,3,4; Cr. Country 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Hon. Soci- ety 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Prom Comm. 3; Science Club 4; Vars. Club 4; Stud. Council 4. GLENN ALLEN WILSON “Wildo” . . . “Hey Baby”, likes wrestling, hamburgers, and dislikes Fords . . . Future plans include entering the Navy. - Student Council 1; Voch. Tech 2; Wrestling 3; Varsity Club 4. ROBERT GARY WINK “Gary” . . . likes wood working, hunting, and beautiful girls . . . favorite foods Southern fried chicken and sea- food . . . dislikes physics projects and government term papers . . . “Go to war Miss Agnes.” - Class Play 3; Drama Club 4; Science Club 3,4. EDDIE ZOOK “Eddie” . . . likes girls . . . sloppy Joes are his favorite food . . . dislikes people with big mouths. - Band 1,2; K.V.T.C. 2,3; D.E.C.A. 4. 54 Jay Wilkins-Prcs.; Sharon Alcxandcr-V. Pres.; Susan Dobson-Sec.; Sessie Glenn-Treas. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BEST DRESSED MOST TALENTED Elaine Bunting, Mike Chadwick Bobbie Fields, Roy Lafontaine How do you like my new gym suit?? CLASS FLIRTS Vickie Pritchett, Scott Warren Victorian hemlines seek approved new lengths. MOST ORIGINAL: Ingrid Botte, What should we BEST DANCERS Joan Watson, Butch Helmick “The Mini-Minuet MOST COURTEOUS Eileen Dees, Jerry Williams “Roll out the red carpet' CLASS CLOWNS Anna Mae Legates, Chris Lane .MOST SPIRITED Jan Greenly, Sammy Williams BEST ALL AROUND Susan Dobson, Jay Wilkins Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band MOST TALKATIVE: JoAnn Govatos, Donna May Donovan, Jeff Homan And the wait goes on' But, Mr. Wonderly, I don’t have time to do a report!! MOST ATHLETIC Cheryl Hoyt, George Wilkins Nothing like a love game! MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Kathy Kerr, Scott Sipple. Man has yet to exploit the full use of the bucket!?! Underclassmen Nancy Angelucci Doug Annand Donald Argo Kathy Argo Don Atkinson Gary Austin Nancy Baldwin Gary Banning Mike Barto Clarence Bayless Daniel Baynard Linda Bennett Kathy Bogan Larry Brooks Kim Brown Linda Brown Shirley Brown Steve Brown Robert Calhoun Jack Cannon Denney Carey Fred Carlisle Diane Carnwright Diane Cartwright JUNIORS Randy Chadwick Brook Clendaniel Karin Clendaniel Richard Cooper Roger Cooper Doreen Coverdale Siggy Cubbage Michelle Currey Edna Davis Steve Davis David DeGarmo John Dickerson Gene Doughty Connie Downes Kenneth Downie Paul Drzymalski Barbara Dutton Greg Ellingsworth 62 Joyce Emory Debbie Ficher Steve Fitzgerald Aleta Fowler Linda French Henritta Fulton Bruce Garcy Ken Geise Karen George Jim Gilmore Cindy Glasco Janet Gottorf Gregory Grant William Grundon Fran Gunning Dennis Hall Cliff Hammond Louis Harrington Ronald Harris Jerry Hawkins Pat Hayden Nancy Hayes Deanna Helmick Debbie Helmick Jean Holston Joan Holston Mary Houston Elizabeth Hoyer Sandra Jackson Susan Jackson Bertha James Kathy Jefferson Bobby Jester Diane Keim Linda Kovach Doug Kutz Peggy Lane Bill Lankford Yvonne Layton Gail Legates Marvin Lightcap Donald Lindale Harry Lindale Nicky Lindale 63 Harry Littleton Gary Lofland Sylvia Maloney Lora Mae Marvel Pam May Richard May James McConaghy Judy Mcllvain Gene McNatt Jack McWilliams Michael Messick Steve Messick Gary Metzner Bill Miller Joyce Millman Jack Moore Bill Moore Frances Morris John Morris David Morrison Elwood Morton Steve Murphy Nancy Murray Brenda Mosley Keith Nauman Patricia Paris Dennis Pase Richard Pase Charles Pettyjohn (taice Pfeiffer Margaret Postles Wanda Postles Karen Propes Cheryll Pugh Charlotte Raspe Bonita Redden Gary Revel Linda Riley Stanley Riley Faye Roberts Cynthia Robinson Natalie Rogers Perry Rogers Bill Rogers Donald Ross Linda Ross Bonnie Russell Merritt Savage Sidney Scott Wayne Scnnett Gail Sharp Charles Short John Smith Malva Snowden Greg Sorkncs Larry Sorrells Jackie Spellman Steve Steele Nancy Stcinback Richard Steward Joe Stokes Steve Strahlc Debbie Sullivan Harry Thayer Randy Thomas Ray Timmons JUNIORS Terry Titus David Touart Becky Townsend Ricky Tribbitt Barbara VanSickle Vivan Vican Debbie Walls Carolyn Walsh Jana Webb Butch Weckerly George West Susan West Paul Western Sandra Whaley Anthony Williams Yolanda Williams Robert Wilkens William Wilkins Francis Wilson Terry Wink Curtis Wright 65 Frances Adams Pat Anderson David Angelucci Melanie Annand Hcrrese Appel Debbie Appt James Bailey Beverly Baker Pat Beebe Tyrone Blackston James Blackwell Floyd Blessing Sharon Booz Ruth Bowden Robert Bower Jeanette Brady Patricia Brady Joan Briddc SOPHOMORES Eddie Brouillette George Brown Reginald Brown Debbie Broyles Gary Bunting Paul Burkett Pam Burton Ronald Burton Dale Carlisle Sandra Carmean Donna Chaney Donald Chorman James Claytor Barnie Clendaniel Gary Cofer Brenda Cooke Bonnie Corder Joy Currie Evelyn Daniels Terry Darlin Kathleen David Glenn Davidson John Deale Joe Dempsey Jan Donovan Katherine Downie Diane Draper William Dudley William Duffy Mary Ellen Emory Rena Evans Joyce Faulkner Ella Felton Rose Felton Constance Fountain Ruth Gardiner Wayne George Harvey Gillespie Joyce Gottorf Wendy Gregory Connie Hall Marvin Hamilton Valerie Harmon Gwen Harris Phillip Harris Lee Hastings Karen Hart Charles Hayes Earl Hayes Sonny Hayes Rayford Hefner Patti Heinhold Tom Herholdt Lucille Hickman Cheryll Hills John Holland Gaye Holleger Ronnie Hollenbeck Barbara Hugg Janice Hughes Mary Ann Hughes Frank Ingram John Jenkins Howard Johnson Ricky Johnson Sylvester Johnson Louis Jones Lawrence Kelley Bonnie Kirby Frank Kirby Tom Kirby William Kittrell John Kohn Jack LcCompte Belinda Laremore Kathy Larimore Tom Lankford Dana Lehman Nancy Legates Ken Lewis Linda Lewis James Lovett Ruth Lurwick Roland Macklin Gwen Martin Steve Masten David McClung Jack McPhearson Donna McFadden Linda McWilliams Lewis Merchant Janice Messick Linda Messick Joyce Miller Kenneth Mills Gary Miltiades Donna Moore Phyllis Moore Richard Moore Marsha Morgan Alex Morrison Mary Morrison Kristie Mosley Granville Mum ford JoAnn Murray Leroy Myers Debra Nailor Wilfred Paquette Felicia Parker David Passwaters Juanita Passwater Pat Patterson Jay Pearce Kathy Pennington Bill Phillips Ken Piccolo Gail Portet Joanne Poore Cathy Prettyman David Pyne Carol Raspc Gail Redden Shirley Reed Rachel Reid Assumpcion Rizo James Richardson Faye Robbins Susan Roberts Jack Rogers Richard Rollinso David Rutt John Sammons James Sanderson Joyce Sapp William Sapp Elaine Savage Willie Savage Gary Sharp Mike Shaw Mike Shea Ivan Shockley Bruce Short Thomas Shorts Paula Simpson Daniel Sizemore Linda Sleva Larry Smith Ronnie Smith Sandy Smith Dottie Snowden Steve Sorknes William Spence Grier Stayton Wanda Stayton Carolyn Stevenson Carla Stratton Laura Swain Michael Swain Sharon Swetic Shirley Swetic William Tatman William Taylor Fred Thistlewood Debbie Thomas SOPHOMORES Gerald Tiggs Rita Tingle Linda Torbert Betsy Townsend John Townsend Betty Tucker Leon Tucker Sheryl Tucker Diane Van Vorst Molly Walls Norman Walls Allen Warren Rose Warren Bruce Watson Fabian Watson Carol Webb Deborah Webb Regina Wechtenhiser Linda Whidbee Helen White Pedro White George Willey Beth Wilkins Linda Willey Gloria Williams Ivy Williams Dale Wilson Nancy Wilson Gary Wintjen Forrest Wyatt Leverna Wyatt Jessie Young William Yerkes William Zook Greg Moore Gary Abbott Joan Acko Carelton Adams Eugene Allen John Allen Ronnie Allen David Adams Charlene Anderson Elenor Annand Dickie Appel David Argo Sharon Armour Sandra Armstrong Leona Austin Jay Baily Richard Bailey J. 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Barnard James Barnard Michelle Barto Larry Baxendale Betty Jo Beebe Mary Ann Belote Allen Bennett Jay Bennett Shirley Bennett Powel Billings Diana Bowman Fannie Bowman FRESHMEN Mamie Boyd Dennis Brady Linda Breeding Wayne Brimmer James Brinkley Debbie Brown Eric Buel Diane Bullock Arthur Bunting John Burkett Debbie Calhoun Sylvester Campbell Barrie Carlino Nancy Carmean Debbie Carter Clarence Clendaniel Linda Chadwick Sharon Chapman David Clendaniel Kenny Collins Mary Ellen Collins Larry Connelly Bobby Conaway Sharon Cooper Dale ('order Dale Cosden Delbert Coverdale Jack Coverdale Cynthia Daniels Nancy Coverdale Gary Clendaniel Margaret Craig Mitchell Currie George Dear Patty Dallas Cynthia Daniels Louis Davidson Steve Dearth Mike Dellinger Wendy Dempsey Gary Dernberger Lorraine Dernberger Janet Downes Larry Diogo William Dodenhoff David Dougherty Drew Downing Bobby Dorman Linda Draper Marvin Duffy Sharlene Duffy John Dukes Preston Dyer Timothy Eaton Jack Ennis Jimmy Evans Lin wood Evans Pat Felton Vera Fields Vernon Finnic Debbie Fisher Linda Forrest Thomas Forrest Eric Foster David Frankel Larry Friend Benjamin Fullman Ben Fulton Pete Govatos Drew Grahm Eddie Graybeal Bobby Greene Leatha Gregory Kathy Griffith Maryi Anne Guyer Sharon Hall Donna Hallman Linda Hammond Carl Harmon Denise Harmon Phyllis Harmon Linda Harwick Ernest Hoistedler Barbara Hatfield Maggie Hayden Bruce Hayes Keith Heinhold Dale Helmick Larry Hills Roger Hinton Judy Hodge Randy Holleger Wayne Holleger Kathy Holloway Marion Hood Chester Hope Christine Horsey Jerry Hughes Larry Hughs Marilyn Hunt Sandra Hurd Pat Issacs Barbara Jackson Brenda Johson Gary Johnson Gerry Johnson Debbie Jester Donald Jester Mary Alice Johnson Richard Johnson Shirley Johnson Debbie Jones Sandra Jones Terry Jones Jimmie Jump Steve King Jeff Keller Susan Keller Margo Kemp Anne Marie Kendgerski Pat Knight Ricky Kohn Shirley Korach Rusty Krauss Billy Kutz William Lankford Brenda Lofland Ester Lecates John Lindale Rosemary Lindale Kevin Lonergan Janice Lorenz Patty Lorenz Jimmy Lynch Mary Lynch Norma Lyons Debby Macklin Rebecca Macklin Barbara Maloney Connie Maloney Cathy Marshall Richard Martin Mary Marvel Randy Marvel Dianne Mastin Gary May Dennis McColley Larry McWhorter Pat Merritt Carla Messick Kathy Messick Christine Millman Pat Millman Greg Mills Howie Mills Mike Mills Sue Miltiades Betsy Moore Mike Morgan Jacqueline Morris Sandra Morris Marguerita Mulkey Redia Mulkey Gary Murray Sharon Ney Charles Parker Phyllis Passwaters Judy Penuel Liza Phillips Gloria Pierce Roger Pippin Brooke Pitts Dianne Pitts Cindy Portz Nancy Postles Delores Pringle Ronald Prisco David Rambo Dale Redden Ann Revel Patty Rice Elaine Rifenburg Mike Rivera Jackie Robinson Danny Roe Barbara Robutka Christine Rogers Margaret Rogers Preston Rue Vickie Runge Charles Russ Pete Russell Linda Rust Terry Rust David Ryan Ed Saleran Phyllis Sammons Grover Schuler Harold Scott Leon Scott William Scott Pat Seymour Donald Sharp Julie Shaw Carolyn Sheldon Donita Shockley Lionel Shockley Clifford Short Kathleen Short Teresa Shorts Dennis Silicato Virginia Sizemore Donald Slaughter Eugene Smith Harriet Smith Janice Smith Martha Smith Tommy Smith Violet Sorden Linda Spellman Mathew Spellman Dennis Spence Elaine Spence Vivian Spence Debbie Steele Linda Steinback Sheila Stevenson Glenn Tappan Joyce Teave Leon Thayer Ricky Tibbitt Ethel Tiggs Kathryn Tiggs James Titus Barbara Tomlinson Doris Torbert Bruce Towers Debbie Tribbitt Laura Triplett Erances Tucker Wilbert Tunnel Frances Turner Mike Veale Gale Woodby Eddie Wooten Floyd Wyatt Peggy Young Susan Young Allan Verley Mary Voss Yvonne Warren Bonnie Walls Paul Walker Buddy Walls Eddie Walls John Walls Sandy Walls John Waples Brett Warren George Washington Anthony Watson Lloyd Webb Bobby West Darlene West Jane Westphal Blanch Whaley David Wilcutts Jay Wilhelm Beverly Wilkerson David Wilkerson David Wilkins Donald Wilkins Margaret Wilkins Linda Willey Charles Williams Dena Williams Jackie Williamson Sally Wilson Wanda Wilson Mildred Wintgen FRESHMEN ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN: JUNIORS: SOHPOMORES: FRESHMAN: Edward Anderson Yvonne Warren Terrance Banks Jacqueli , Norris David Bergey Marian Rogers Harvey Bowman Howard Pitts James Brady Mona Schuler Anthony Brady Linda Powell John Brady Gary Thompson Catherine Brinkley Robert Ross Michael Campbell Patricia Stayton Gary Clendaniel James Sapp James Doughton Ethel Tiggs Sandy Brittingham Sharon Savage Boyd Fitzgerald Bonnie Titus Nancy Coverdale Ron Sharp Glendon Harmon Les Warren Martin Cullen Marvin Stevens Allen Ingram Charles Weaver George Dear Alton Whaley Dewey Lynch Sylvester Whaley Shirley Donaldson Bonnie Walls Bill Quillen Lorraine Whaley Janet Downes Gail Whidbee Orville Williams Terry Holloway Tonecia Drummond Richard Wilson Joseph Webb Anita Brinkley Wendy Gregory Ida Mac Bradley William Harris Geraldine Johnson Nancy Burlingame James Jarrell Brenda Johnson Judy Cox Robert Jivens Judy Jones Mary Pender Mary Ann Houston Kathy Kenney Delema Powell Linda James Brenda Lofton Norma Tatman Stephen King Lance Lynch Frances Turner Freddie Leggins Gerald Martin Nelson Millman Linda Maloney James Richards William McCafferty Emily Mills Nickey Miller Lionel Shockley Carl Morgan 74 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Joyce Emory; STANDING: Doug Annand, Gene McNatt, Joe Stokes. 75 VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW- J. Richardson, J. Brady, W. Kittrell, L. Meyers, E. Phillips, D. Rutt. SECOND ROW - J. Stokes, S. Hayes, G. Timmons, F. Ingram, R. Tribbitt. THIRD ROW - G. Brown, A. Williams, S. Bennett, G. Wilkins, R. Smith, B. Watson, J. Holland, W. McCloud, M. Camp- bell, J. Wilkins. MISSING - D. Willey and B. Hayes. Our fearless leader gives the word about our spirit at another pep rally. Our coaches worked relentlessly with the Bucs trying new plays and techniques. The Milford Buccaneers fought a long hard season this year. Even though their victories were few and far between we’re proud of our boys for pursuing their goals to the end. Honors go to Butch Hayes and William Kittrell who were high scorers with eighteen points each. SENIOR LETTERMEN Steve Bennett Willie McCloud Gary Timmons Eric Phillips George Wilkins KNEELING-Debbie Walls, Ella Bennett, Pam May. STANDING-l-r-Sharon Alexander, Kathy Moore, Captain-Jan Greenly, Phyllis Verley Nancy Baldwin. Summer practice . . . out before the football team ... spirit as they cheer our team on, whether in the rain or planning pep rallies ... all in preparation for the com- shine you can always hear M.H.S. a little louder now! ing season. The cheerleaders are the center of M.H.S. SENIORS Sharon Alexander Ella Bennett Jan Greenly •i� . 81 Kathy Moore Phyllis Verley 9th GRA DE FOOTBA LL FIRST ROW—Fr: W. Scott, D. Salughter, M. Curry, R. Marvel, D. Corder, D. Silacoto, D. Wilcutts. SECOND ROW-H. Pitts, L. Connellcy, H. Scott. S. Campbell. J. Williams, C. Adams, T. Jones, C. Parker. THIRD ROW-Coach Starkey, M. Johnson, D.Cov- erdale, R. Krauss, P. Russell, H. Mills. R. Allen, B. Lankford, J. Robinson. Managers Powell Billings and Jeffery Keller. WJ.V. CHEERLEADING It looks like there’s a bright future ahead for M.H.S. Foot- ball. The ninth grade Bucs, led by Coach Starkey, com- piled a fine 4-1-1 record, their only loss coming to an older and larger St. Andrews team. They got revenge with a 7-7 tie in the last game. CON- GRATULATIONS! Captain-L. Stevenson; 1-r S. Swetic; L. Phillips; N. Postles; D. Tribbitt; L. Willey. 82 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY STANDING: Coach West, M. Barto, R. Timmons, J. Donovan, S. Williams. KNEELING: L. Smith, J. Pearce, P. Harris, B. Phillips. JUNIOR VARSITY STANDING: D. Redden, J. Lindalc, P. Walker, D. Wilkins. KNEELING: D. Frankel, P. Dyer, B. Carlino, E. Gray- beal. SOCCER STANDING: Manager- H. Lindale, O. Parker, P. Rogers, G. Revel, M. Chadwick, D. Annand, W. Feindt, W. Grunden, G. Metzner, P. White, S. Warren, M. Shea, L. Brooks, Coach McGinnes. MIDDLE- H. Littleton, R. Hollenbeck, D. Lehman, K. Nauman, H. Clen- daneil, F. Carlisle, M. Hamilton, D. Baynard, G. Miltiades, P. DeParamo. BOTTOM- B. Zook, B. Warren, G. Abbott, D. Dougherty, D. Costen, S. Johnson, K. Heinhold. Soccer showed up in the real MHS spirit by winning four games, tying one game, and losing only one game. The guys on the soccer team deserve a good deal of credit for their team SENIOR LETTERMEN Mike Chadwick Henry Clendaniel Oliver Parker Walter Feindt Jose Luis de Paramo 85 Scott Warren HOCKEY Coach Wheatly, K. Argo, D. Camright, D. Fisher, G. Harris, P. Hayden, S. Dobson, S. West, J. Briddles, F. Gunning, J. Webb, J. Emory. VARSITY Senior Letterman We got a team- Oh Yea! ... new sticks . . . pep talks ... Seniors off the bus first! ... unaccomplished plans for going to Coach’s wedding . . . Captained by Susan Dobson and coached by Mrs. Wheatley the girls ended their winning season (5-3-1) by losing to the faculty’s vicious blows, 2-1. Next year, though ... an un- defeated season! Managers: D. Walls, B. Russell 86 Susan Dobson J.V. HOCKEY FRONT-J. Acko, C. Hills, B. Corder, D. Aptt, M. Rogers, J. Teare. B. Jackson, D. Williams, C. Daniels. 2ND ROW-M. Hughes, C. Marshall, M. Guyer, J. Westphall, D. Fisher, J. Gottorf, I. Williams, M. Emory, S. Roberts. 3RD ROW: Coach Bondurant, C. Portz, D. Jones, M. Hood.C. Marshall, P. Heinold, P. Simpson, G. Wecthcnhiser. VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: O. Parker, M. Johnson, R. Timmons, S. Williams, R. Allen. STANDING: M. Campbell, (Mgr.), S.Scott.R. Waples, H. Thayer, W. Feindt, C. Williams. J. Wilkins, F. Bramble, B. Hayes, Coach McGinnis. Absent when pictures were taken: K. Nauman, G. McNatt. With basketball practice starting an early Nov. 15 and ending a late March 5, these boys have devoted their time and efforts in order to play basketball for Milford Higli school. Coach Dan McGinniss, in his third year as head mentor, has pieced together a 12-6 won-lost record from a squad composed of only two returning lettermen. Even though plagued by flu and misfortune, the 67-68 season has been far from what has been termed “a year of re- building”. 88 JAY WILKINS CARLOS WILLIAMS SAMMY WILLIAMS J. V. BASKETBALL l-RONT ROW: J. LeCompte, Mgr.; T. Williams, M. Johnson, B. Duffy, J. Pierce, G. Miltaides, G. Metzncr. BACK ROW: T. West, Coach; B. Watson. D. Wilson, J. Holland, J. Donovan, R. Smith, R. Allen, J. Robinson, P. White. Under the coaching of Terrel West, these young ballplayers have gained valuable ex- perience and knowledge concerning basket- ball. Mr. West has always been part of a suc- cessful team and this year was no exception. Congratulations are in order for all involved. LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Wonderly, R. Johnson, R. Tibbit, L. Thayer, D. McCollcy, B Warren, D. Silacato. KNEELING: R. Wilson, K. Heinhold, D. Cosden, R. Marvel, P. Dyer, B. Towers. The 9th Grade team made up with grit and determination for what they lacked in size. Coach Wonderly comments, “It has been a pleasure to work with a group of boys who will go out and try, no matter that they’re up against, winning or losing isn’t really what’s important. It’s giving 100% all the time that counts.” GIRLS’ BA SKETBA LL FIRST ROW: G. Harris, F. Gunning, Coach Wheatley, S. Rizo, I. Williams. SECOND ROW: J. Webb, J. Emory, N. Reichhold, K. Argo M. Postles, J. Brady. Managers VARSITY The 1967-68 Girls’ Var- sity Basketball Team had a very successful season this year. Mrs. Wheatley did a fine coaching job. The girls worked diligently from Dec- ember to February to pre- sent a fine record. Senior Leterman KNEELING - J. Acko, D. Bowman STANDING - F. Roberts, S. Glenn 94 NANCY REICHHOLD JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: J. Teare, D. Fisher, D. Williams, C. Daniels, J. Gottorf, D. Aptt. SECOND ROW: R. Bondurant, Coach; J. Westphal, L. Stein- beck, S. Hall, R. Lurwick, D. Jones, M. Rogers, M. A. Hughes. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Bennett, P. Verley, J. Greenly, K. Moore, D. Walls, N. Baldwin, P. May. JUNIOR VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Stevenson, L. Willey, L. Phillips, D. Tribbctt, S. Swetic, N. Postles. WRESTLING STANDING: P. Russell, W. Lankford, R. Tribbitt, G. Cofer, D. Covcrdale, S. Bennett, D. Argo, A. Morrison, G. Wilkins, Coach Parsons. KNEELING: D. Corder, B. Hayes, S. Hayes, B. Pfeiffer, L. Myers, R. Southard. Considering the small number of stu- dents that came out for Wrestling this year, we had a good season coming through with a 3-3-1 record. All the boys were en- couraged by Coach Parsons' interest in each of them individually. He was enthusi- astic in the team’s development and de- serves a lot of credit for his hard work. SENIOR LETTERMEN RONALD ARGO ROBERT SOUTHARD GEORGE WILKINS Big George has done it again! You can do it, come on! Pin! Pin! Pin!! Activities SEATED - D. Van Vorst, E. Phillips, B. Corder ROW 1 - D. Cordcr, E. Foster, J. Keller, R. Prisco, C. Tucker, B. Kutz, K. Heinhold, S. Hayes ROW 2 - P. Lane, D. Carter, J. Sapp, K. Messick, C. Hills, M. Hayden, R. Holleger ROW 3 - J. Gilmore, J. Cannon, D. Powell, D. Helmick, E. Bunting, L. Stem, D. Heinhold, C. Hall ROW 4 - P. Russell, P. Rogers, F. Bramble, L. Harrington, R. Webb, J. LeCompte, S. Williams The Student Council has attempted to promote better student interest by having dances . . . the big thing was the Homecoming Dance. The ultimate goal of the Student Council is to promote cooperation between the students in the school and the school in the com- munity. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Treasurer - Diane Van Vorst President - Eric Phillips Secretary - Bonnie Corder 102 Vickie’s big moment 103 The Happy Hours from 10:00 to 1:00! VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS: K. Nauman, J. Wilkins, N. Reichhold, E. Phillips. FIRST ROW: C. Hoyt, S. Dobson, J. Greenly, N. Baldwin, D. Carnwright, G. Harris, B. Davidson, I. Williams. SECOND ROW: D. Fischer, K. Argo, K. Moore, J. Emory, B. VanSickle, M. Postles, F. Gunning, P. Hayden, THIRD ROW: S. Alexander, R. Smith, G. Banning, P. Rogers, H. Thayer, H. Lindalc, R. Tribbit. FOURTH ROW: G. Wilkins, S. Williams, S. Sipple, G. Jarrett, S. Warren, S. Bennett. The Varsity Club, which is advised by Mrs. Wheatly and Mr. West, sponsors many worthwhile projects and activi- ties for the school and students. This organization is made up of varsity lettermen of all sports. It annually sponsors the Powder Puff Football Game and Girl’s-Boy’s Basket- ball Game. 104 NOVEMBER 21, 1968, THE SECOND ANNUAL POWDER PUFF GAME VARSITY CLUB SPAGHETTI IS HMM-MM GOOD! 1ST ROW - N. Postlcs, V. Prittchet, B. Cordcr, I. Szucs, K. Jefferson, R. Thomas, D. Van Vorst, 2ND ROW - K. S we tic, M. Stokes, I. Bottec, E. Dees, S. Roberts, L. Phillips, D. Tribbitt, P. Hayden, 3RD ROW -S. Rizo, D. Thomas, J. Briddes, J. Gottorf, M. Annand, K. Brown, P. Lane, S. Walls, A. Kendjerski, S. Keller, D. Bullock, M. Morgan, 4TH ROW - T. Titus, K. Prcttman, B. Hugg, B. Wilkins, A. Legates, C. Denney, D. Walls, R. Gardner, B. Russel, M. Balote, S. Swetic, P. Lorenze, H. Smith, 5TH ROW - F. Gunning, E. Bunt- ing, C. Walsh, K. Argo, R. Lurwick, K. Laremore, G. Wectenhiser, F. Watson, H. Walls, L. Steinbeck, D. Lorenze, R. Tingle, LAST ROW - J. Gilmore, S. Bennett, G. Wink, D. Annand, B. Clendaniel, R. Lafontaine, J. LeCompt, B. Fitzgerald, G. Sorkncs, R. Cooper D. Touart PILLOW TALK... The club’s first play, “Pillow Talk”, a modern day comedy, was held on Dec. 1st and 2nd. Jimmie Gilmore and Vick Pritchett had the lead parts. The play showed much talent for their first produc- tion this year. I could have sworn it was a back scratcher! What would they have done without him? FUTURE TEA CHERS 1 S. Cooper, T. Drummond, A. M. Legates, S. Glenn, L. French, J. Gottarf, K. Jefferson, S. Walls, S. Dobson, G. Harris. R. Tingle, K. Larimore, B. Walls, E. Dees, D. Cartwright, T. Titus, M. Postles, J. McColley, B. Wilkins, D. Van Vorst, Mrs. Montgomery, II. Szucs, N. Rogers, S. Steele, C. Denney J SA FETY CO UNCIL J. Eisenbrey, F. Thistlewood, J. Kirby, R. Lafontaine, J. Kendzieski, E. Anderson, A. Warren, J. Coverdale, J. Ennis, E. Foster, 1. Smith, B. Clendaniel, L. Diogo 109 HONOR SOCIETY Left to right, ROW 1: E. Phillips, K. Kerr, N. Reichhold, C. Hoyt. SECOND ROW: S. Alexander, L. Bennett, K. Jefferson, I. Szues, L. French, M. Stokes, M. L. Hornaday. THIRD ROW: D. Kutz, G. Sorknes, J. Wilkins, B. Clendaniel, S. Sipple, S. Williams, R. Thomas. The purposes of the Honor Society are to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of Milford High. Throughout the year various members have given of their time in individual tutoring pro- grams for those students who have a need and desire to improve. The Society also works in coordination with Mr. Willard Hickman to produce the Annual Arts and Science Festival. During the Homecoming festivities of the fall, the Society’s contribution to the float regalia captured everybody’s imagination! TOP ROW: D. Passwatcrs, F. Wyatt, R. Brown, M. Spellman, T. Kirby, J. Clayton, K. Blessing, G. Sharp. SECOND ROW: D. Chorman, C. Williams, A. Sleva, L. Lewis, F. Robbins, J. Eisenbrey, W. Brimmer. FRONT ROW: R. Harris, Sentinel, B. Wilkins, G. Wilkins, President, S. Brown, Treasurer, R. Argo, Reporter, A. C. D., Adviser. Left to right: J. Eisenbrey, J. Kirby, J. Kendzicski 111 1ST ROW - C. Denney, S. Dobson, J. De Paramo, I. Szucs, Mr. Gussett. 2ND - P. Lane, D. Aptt, B. Jackson, J. Briddes, M. Stokes, K. Jefferson, S. Alexander, J.Gottorf, C. Walsh, M.E. Emory. 3RD - K.Clendanial, M.A. Hughes, C. Hills, B. Wilkins, P. Simpson, D. Walls, V. Vican, S. Walls, E. Dees, T, Titus. 4TH - K. Argo, C. Hall, B. Dutton, G. Martin. I. Williams, A.M. Legates, R. Lafontain, S. Glenn, E. Bunting, J. Greenlcy, J.A. Govatos, K. Moore. The A.F.S. Club, sponsored by Mr. James Gussett, is responsible for the A.F.S. weekend every year. This year, 16 foreign students from the Delaware area came and stayed in various homes from Feb. 23 to Feb. 25. To get the weekend off to a great start, there was a dance featuring “The Toys in the Attic”. Pepe was our exchange student this year and next year we hope to have two students stay. These teen-age ambassadors do a lot toward promoting good will, at least among the students of the world. Gute - Mahlzeit!! Essen Sie nicht zu viel! PEPE’S PAGE Pcpe’s host family was the family of Mr. and Mrs. David Friedman. August to June is a very short time. I wish it could be possible for me to stay in Milford longer. This has been the most wonderful year of my life. I enjoyed not only learning about the American way of life in school, but in meeting all of you and making so many friends. 1 haven’t been homesick a single day. 1 don’t want to think of leaving Milford and all my friends here because then I’m sure 1 will be homesick, homesick for Milford. Milford has been home for me during this year and I love it as if 1 had lived here all my life. 1 enjoyed everything I did in Milford and I want to thank all the people who have made this most wonderful experience in my life possible. I really don’t have words to express what this year has been for me. 1 want to thank very much my wonderful parents, sisters and brother, all the teachers at Milford High School who were always so nice and so helpful, all my friends, and all the other people whom 1 enjoyed meeting. I would like to mention the many names of my friends but space prohibits this. Now I have to return to Caracus, Venezuela but 1 won’t forget my Ameri- can town and school because I’ll be going back home a “Milfordian” and a “Buccaneer.” Now 1 can only say - Please, never forget me be- cause I won’t ever forget you! At Homecoming Pepe shows himself to be a real “Buccaneer”. r DECA ROW 1 - T.Harrington, L. Brookes, S. Simmons, J. Williams, J. Smith, S. Steele ROW 2 - Mrs. Byrd, B. Redden, G. Legates, D. Kiem, L. Mills, S. West, C. Raspc, C. Bogan, L. McFadden ROW 3 - L. Riley, J. Millman, C. Glasco, C. Robinson, B. Mc- Gaughey, M. B. Kemp, L. Cohen, S. Carmean, S. McDermott ROW 4 - E. Zook, G. Metzner, G. Harmon, J. Jenkins, L. Har- rington, S. Sharp, D. Shockley, E. Holston, G. Wilson ROW 5 - G. Doughty, F. Carlisle, K. Stevenson, D. Lindale, H. Little- ton, J. Colli son, J. Webb Tell us all about it, Mr. Byrd! 114 Are they really listening? ROW 1: Mr. Gussett, M. Barto, K. Jefferson, P. Hayden, G. Sorkness. ROW 2: N. Rcichhold, M. Homaday, S. Dobson, L. Bennett, B. Russell, I. Szucs, C. Walsii, S. Glenn, D. Walls, V. Vican. ROW 3: G. Banning, D. Kutz, D. Simpson, G. Jarrett, C. Wright, S. Williams, R. Thomas, J. de Paramo, M. Shea, F. Bramble,G. MeNatt, M. Lightcap, B. Clendanial, G. Wink, J. Homan, P. Dryzmalski, D. Deputy, O. Parker, S. Warren, R. Lafontainc, W. Feindt, G. Lolland, D. Annand, S. Murphy. The Milford High School Science Club, under the able guidance of Mr. James Gussett, has sponsored many activi- ties for the student body. This year two movies, based on best-sellers, “Fail Safe” and “The Mouse that Roared” were presented. Spakers informed all who were willing to listen about drug addiction, astronomy, and UFO’s. Often on a quiet Monday night several members could be found contemplating over a three-dimensional chess board. 115 S. Murphy, K. Jefferson, G. Soknes, I. Botte, R. Steward; 2ND ROW - A. Fowler, S. Hill, N. McGee, C. Walsh, R. Gardner, S. Alexander; 3RD ROW - D. Camright, B. Van Sickle, B. Clcndanicl, D. Rankin, J. Homan, P. Hayden Tellin9 It Like It Is! THE REPORTERS B. Corder, B. Townsend, M. Stokes, T. Rust, D. Aptt; 2ND ROW - S. Glenn, A. M. DeGates, M. Annand, R. Wechtenhiser, D. Van Vorst, C. Scarborough, C. Denney; 3RD ROW - J. McColley, K. Argo, K. Moore, E. Bunting, J. Greenly, I. Scuzs, R. Thomas; 4TH ROW - J. Gilmore, S. Sorknes, D. Annand, G. Lofland, B. Fitzgeral, L. Smith 116 THE JOLLY ROGER has attempted to combine study of good journalism techniques and practical experience to bring about the best possible coverage of life at MHS. Through editorials and feature stories, the paper has grappled with the real issues affect- ing students today. Homecoming, the Christmas Dance, and other big events on the social calendar have been well covered as the JOLLY ROGER has tried to foster greater interest and involvement in school affairs. In its first year of service to our school, the JOLLY ROGER has proved itself a great asset. I YEARBOOK SEATED: S. Glenn. N. Reichhold, S. Dobson, M. Stokes, C. Hoyt; 1ST ROW - S. Alexander, A. Boltz, M. L. Long, L. Tingle, L. Swolcnsky, N. McGee, P. Clark, P. Hayden; 3RD ROW - G. McNatt, P. deParamo, S. Sipple, S. Warren, W. Feindt, J. Wilkins, B. Jones, J. Eisenbrey Advisor - Mr. John Kuhlmann Photographer - Walter Feindt The 1968 Milfordian staff has had many happy hours working diligently on the year- book to present a complete memory of 1968. The dead- lines came too often and some- times too early, but we finally struggled through, even with missing senior statistics and faculty members! We would like to thank Mr. Kuhlmann for all his help in making this a most successful yearbook. 118 Co-editors - Nancy Reichhold, Susan Dobson Lay-out editor - Maggie Stokes, Art editor - Anita Boltz Junior trainees - Patty Hayden, Gene McNatt Advertising - Cheryl Hoyt, Circulation - Sessie Glenn OFFICERS-L. French, C. Hoyt, D. VanVorst, D. Walls. 2ND-S. Alexander, D. Thomas, J. Poore, A. Revel, M. Kemp, E. Bennett. 3RD-P. May, M. Walls, K. Holloway, L. Phillips, P. Keller, A. Kendierski, D. Tribitt, K. Messick, N. Murray, P. Lorenz. 4TH-J. Smith, K. Pretty man, N. Rogers, L. McWilliams, S. Roberts, H. Smith, B. Wilkins, B. Russell, B. Corder. 5TH-L. Willey, P. Patterson, P. Verley, S. Swetic, A. Legates, E. Bunting, J. Greenly, C. Denney, D. Walls. 6TH-C. Scarborough, S. Swetic, L. Stevenson, C. Hall, S. Hill, K. Larimore, J. Gilmore, R. Lurwick, N. Postles, K. Moore. 1ST-Z. Schneider, B. Townsend, J. Webb, L. Armour. 2ND-J. Hughes, L. Hickman, G. Martin, L. McWilliams, K. Propes, L. Sleva, P. Lorenz, M. Annand. 3RD-M. Belote, L. Kovach, F. Moore, K. Argo, K. Bogan, R. Cooper, A. Fowler, R. LaFontaine, A. Weckerly, J. Ennis, K. Brown, C. Hayes, K. Swetic, S. Masten, G. Sharp, E. Evans, Miss O’Conner. 120 CHORUS A FIRST ROW-Z. Schneider, R. Warren, D. Thomas, S. Armstrong, L. Smith, B. Maloney, V. Pritchett, J. Spellman, F. Bowman, R. Evans, L. Murray, D. West. SECOND ROW-L. Phillips, Y. Williams, K. Holloway, M. Collins, T. Eaten, D. Wilcutts, E. Bennett, S. Whaley, T. Rust, D. Williams, C. Tucker. THIRD ROW-B. Townsend, G. Redden, M. Mulkey, T. Drummond, D. Kiem, S. Masten, W. George, J. Greenly, J. Penuel, W. Dempsey, D. Carter. FOURTH ROW-E. Evans, N. Murray, F. Masten, D. Brady, S. Dearth, E. Anderson, C. Hayes, R.A. Felton, L. Swolensky, J. Norris, R. Reid. FIFTH ROW-W. Stayton, S. Jump, R. Cooper, R. La Fontaine, N. Miller, G. Banning, B. Fields, F. Moore, B. Simpson. STANDING: R. LaFontaine, R. Cooper, L. Phillips, V. Pritchett, B. Simpson, N. Murray, K. Lare- more, B. Fields. SEATED: K. Argo. THE GIRLS DOZEN FIRST ROW - 1 - r: Dena Williams, Terry Rust, Vickie Pritchett SECOND ROW - Becky Simpson, Nancy Murray, Jacqueline Spellman THIRD ROW - Rita Tingle, Faye Moore, Kathy Argo, Kathy Laremore, Bobbie Fields FIRST ROW - D. Annelly, N. Lyons, B. Mosley, L. Hickman, J. Holston, Z. Schneider, P. Johnson, G. Brown, G. Harris, D. Snowden, SECOND ROW - N. Carmaen, E. Annand, P. Dallas, K. Kenney, B. Walls, S. Johnson, B. Sorden, M. Snowden, M. Marvel, L. Breeding, B. J. Beebe, THIRD ROW - D. Torbert, E. Lecates, D. Warren, K. Downie, J. Faulkner, L. Dembcrgcr, J. Blessing, E. M. Felton, C. MacDonald, J. Miller, ROW FOUR - S. Herd, J. Blackwell, H. Hill, K. Clendaniel, D. Brown, J. Hols- ton, M. Creed, C. Horsey, T. Shorts, ROW FIVE - K. Laremore, R. Tingle, K. Argo, J. Lorenz, L. Spellman, D. Powell, B. David- son, D. Lake, K. Fountain, S. Thompson 122 The M.H.S. Chorus presented a fine Christmas Program which in- cluded an entertaining skit called “T’was the Night before Christ- mas.” The entrance by candlelight was very impressive. Also impres- sive was Santa’s dramatic arrival. PRA CTICE MA KES PERFECT IN CONCERT MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL BAND ROW 1: L. Bennett, D. Morton, S. Swetic,G. McNatt, S. Williams, P. Isaacs, D. DeGarmo, N. Reichhold. ROW 2: J. Webb, D. Sullivan, J. McColley, K. Craig, D. McFadden, B. Hugg, E. Wooten, H. Gillespie, D. Bowman, J. Teare, J. Sammons, D. Carey, M. Savage, K. Swetic, M. Barto. ROW 3: J. Downes, D. Wilkins, D. Davies, C. Williams, D. Kutz, M. Lightcap, J. Sanderson, R. Waishes, C. Sheldon, P. Simpson, J. Dickerson, D. Touart, T. Herholdt, J. Pearce. ROW 4: H. Thayer, L. Shockley, R. Holleger, J. Bennett, C. Scarborough, J. Donovan, L. Smith, S. Craig. ON STAGE: L. Ross, S. Jackson, W. Stayton, F. Moore, B. Townsend, K. George, K. Brown, F. Wilson, S. Swetic, S. Cubbage, K. Propes, J. Emory, C. Hamilton, D. Helmick, K. Hitchens, J. Sapp. CONGRATULATIONS GO TO THE BAND AND TO MR. TEARE ON THEIR FINE WORK IN THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT. 125 FLAGETTES: Captain-Faye Moore, Wanda Stayton, Susan Jackson, Linda Ross MAJORETTES: Captain-Joyce Emory, Christy Hamilton, Karen Hitchens, Joyce Sapp, Danena Helmick BANNER CARRIERS: Karen Propes. Betsy Townsend; ALTERNATES: Debbie Helmick, Susan West 126 COLOR GUARD Left to right-Karen George, Kim Brown, Fran Wilson, Sharon Swetic, Siggy Cubbage. ... MAKING MUSIC TO WA TCH GIRLS BY! THE CAFETERIA STAFF STANDING-Chowcll, E. Newton, L. Lynn, V. Wyatt, J. Wilkins, I. Fitzgerald, H. Beebe, E. McKee, S. Best, I. Hinks. SEATED-G. Dutton, L. Thawley, M. French, M. Fisher. B. Littleton, G. Warner; NOT PICTURED-L. Wilkerson, J. Hayes, A. Hall. THE CAFETERIA HELPERS SEATED: Nancy Angelucce, Carla Messick, Barbara Jackson, Vicky Runge. STANDING: Shirley Hill, Brenda Lofland, Marguerite Mulkey, Nancy Carmean, Diane Cartwright. THE CUSTODIANS 1ST-J. McCole, T. Lo- per, F. Fountain. 2ND- L. Sard, J. Hatwell, R. Bunting, J. Niblett, L. Reed. 3RD-B. Jester, J. Loper, W. VanVorst. Advertising Compliments of THE L. D. CAULK COMPANY Milford, Delaware A division of the Dentists Supply Company of New York 130 Joseph S. Lofland, Sr. Joseph S. Lofland, Jr. iCnflattit 3Pmtn al 219 S. Walnut St. Milford, Del. HAMMOND CADILLAC Compliments of THE CITY OF MILFORD Compliments of O. W. SHOCKLEY INSURANCE AGENCY Milford Shopping Center O.W SHOCKLEY INSURANCE imw MEDDS DAIRIES Coin Laundry Mkt. Dairy Market 915 N. Walnut St. 101 Maple St. Milford Milford MILFORD CANDY STORE 36 N. Walnut St. Homemade Candy and Ice Cream Lunch Compliments of “Spruce-up Farms” R.F.D. 1 Box 25 Milford, Del. 19963 Free Open 7-11 Parking Convenience 7 Days a week Howard E. Wilkins Son Registered Molsteins Compliments of JOHN R. WILKINS AND SON 132 Congratulations to the Class of ‘68 WM. V. SIPPLE AND SON Builders of Fine Monuments since 1869 Milford, Delaware 422-4214 Compliments of MILFORD TRUST COMPANY THE FRIENDLY BANK Phone 422-4525 MILFORD DELAWARE Esso Oil Burners ESSO HEATING OIL TIMMON'S MOBIL SERVICE Washing Waxing VINEYARD FUEL CO. Lubrication Accessories Wheel Balancing Repairs Phone 422-4373 Your Friendly Dealer MILFORD DELAWARE Church Avenue Milford, Del. Compliments of MILFORD STITCHING CO. Compliments of WILBUR S. CAMPER BATA SHOE STORE Wayne Kline Manager Builder and Contractor Kitchen Remodeling Cabinet Work Phone 422-9597 Milford, Delaware SMOOTH Phone 422-8955 WOODY’S RANCH HOUSE RESTAURANT Good Luck to the Class of ’68 Rte. 113 2 Miles North of Milford Walter and Phyllis Wood LOU’S BOOTERY Milford, Delaware N. B. DOWNING COMPANY Heating and Air Conditioning BUCHANAN SERVICE OF MILFORD, INC. 422-4565 Milford, Delaware 134 Complete Auto Service 103 Causey Avenue Phone: 422-8598 Milford, Delaware BERRY FUNERAL HOMES INCORPORATED Milford Felton ARGO LINOLEUM CO. HARRINGTON’S MARKET Phone 422-4171 North Walnut Street Milford SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT Venetian Blinds Everything for the Floor Phone 422-8431 Corner N. E. 2nd and Washington Sts. Milford, Dela. “The paints that cover the world” Shopping Center 422-8857 Milford, Dela. YOUNG AND REVEL Office Equipment and Supplies Stationery - Printing 21-23 Church Ave. 422-4567 Milford, Del. “We not only sell, we serve as well.” 135 MILFORD WHOLESALE GROCERY CO., INC. ELIZABETH'S GIFTS NEEDLEWORK W. 0. Wilkins L. W. Wilkins Phone 422-8002 DuPont Boulevard North Walnut St. Route 113 Milford, Delaware Milford, Delaware HIGH POINT MILFORD BOWLING LANE MOBILE HOMES Bowl for Fun and Sales and Park Physical Fitness Nationally Advertised Brands Park Phone 422-9456 Phone 335-5443 Frederica, Delaware Compliments of Best Wishes to the DAIRY QUEEN Class of ’68 Full Dairy Queen Line Plus, Hot Dogs, French Fries And Charcoal Burgers 136 GRIER LUMBER CO. See the Newest Fashions First When Shopping LEGGETT’S DEPARTMENT STORE Your “Shopping Center” In Milford, Delaware Compliments of MASTEN LUMBER AND SUPPLY Compliments of TRAVELERS INN Milford, Dcla. 422-8089 J. WILLIAM WELLS Compliments of Insurance and Real Estate MILFORD ICE AND COAL 10 N.W. Front St. Phone 422-4021 Milford, Del. MARY CARTER PAINT STORE We sell and install Linoleum, Ceramic Tile Carpet and Cabinets 422-9851 Compliments of MILFORD HOTEL Lillian Gcllens Compliments of DR. AND MRS. ZOSINO BULNDIA AND SON BLUE HEN FLORIST The Complete Florist Telegraph Service Phone 422-4966 Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD CO. Compliments of SNYDER AUTO SUPPLY 138 MILFORD TASTEE-FREEZE MILFORD SALVAGE YARD South Marshall Street Dealers In Scrap Iron Metals Rags “We sell Useable Steel.” Phone 422-4145 Residence 422-8168 SOCKRIDER AND CHANDLER Watchmakers and Jewelers Phone 422-5366 MILFORD GLASS CO. Milford, Delaware Milford. Del. WILBUR S. CAMPER Best Wishes to The Class of 1968 MIL-DEL CORPORATION Builders and Contractors Kitchen Remodeling Cabinet Work Phone 422-9597 Milford, Del. Compliments of OTIS G. WEBB Sealtest Distributors Milford, Delaware HALL’S SERVICE STATION WEBB'S FORD MERCURY INCORPORATED N. W. Street Phone Miford, Del. 422-8072 Best Wishes and Congratulations To The Class of 1968 MILFORD FERTILIZER COMPANY “Used by Award-Winning Farmers” 302-422-8028 Milford, Del. JONES SHUTT Compliments of Lincoln, Delaware PIERCE HARDWARE 422-5451 Compliments of TOWN COUNTRY BARBER SHOP WESTERN AUTO 38 North Walnut Street ASSOCIATE STORE 6 South Walnut St. Milford, Del. Phone 422-5466 Abe Ellison, owner 422-9422 SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT Compliments of “The paint that covers the world” FISHER’S APPLIANCE Shopping Center FURNITURE, INC. 422-8857 Milford, Del. 141 BROWN THAWLEY, INCORPORATED Phone 422-8050 or 422-8057 Congratulations to the Class of ’68 PIERCE HARDWARE ROBERTS SERVICE STATION Milford, Del. PICNIC SHOP Casual dining — Food to go Cornor Rout 113-14 Milford, Delaware 142 Phone 422-5616 Milford, Delaware RUMPSTICH MACHINE, INC. Acetylene Welding Special Structural Units Fabricated Special Machinery Built Milford, Delaware Phone-Day 422-4816 Night- 422-5187 JaefzAM� Printing Cc. COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE 915 S.E. Second Street Milford, Delaware 19963 Charles E. Rogers • P. O. Box H • 422-5318 143 Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. Phone 422-8094 422-8095 Compliments of SOUTHERN STATES Milford Co-op Phone 422-8066 Milford, Delaware Congratulations to the Class of 1968 from WILSON’S MUSIC STORE All Musical Instruments and Accessories MODERN SERVICES, INC. Laundering MODERN Dry Cleaning Milford, Delaware Phone 422-9872 Milford, Del. JESTER’S STORE ROCKY’S ESSO Complete Line of Corner Causey Church Ave. Meats and Groceries Esso Gas and Oil Milford, Del. Phone 422-4877 422-9301 DONOVAN’S GROCERIES Compliments of S. E. 2nd and Washington Streets DIXON’S JEWELERS • 145 Compliments of BURRIS FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Compliments of JESTER’S STORE Complete line of meats and groceries Esso gas oil Phone 422-4877 WILSON’S MUSIC STORE All Musical Instruments and Accessories 422-9872 674 1349 Milford Dover Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Associate Store 6 South Walnut Street Phone 422-5466 Compliments of USHER APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE, INC. Children’s and Ladies’ Dept. 2nd floor Phone 422-5247 Milford, Del. Compliments of PIERCE HARDWARE 146 WOLLTER'S NEW FRANK CLENDANIEL, AND MODERN INC. Delux Service 1 Hour Service Quality Shirts Lincoln, Dela. Opposite the Fire House Call 422-5316 MILFORD CHRONICLE For Complete PUBLISHING CO. Prescription Service Printers and Publishers RAGAIN'S PHARMACY, INC. Milford, Dela. Milford Shopping Center 422-4521 Phone 422-4593 Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 MILFORD GO-KART CLUB, INC. Milford, Delaware 147 Best Wishes From ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY INC. ATLANTIC CONCRETE ASPHALT Milford, Delaware Motorola-Philco-Norge-Kelvinator B. F. Goodrich Tires Batteries 293 N. E. Front St. (Across From the City Parking Lot) Milford. Dela. Phone 422-8039 Congratulations From LLOYD F. TRUITT, INC. H. S. SAUNDERS, INC. Jewelers Opticians Phone 422-5617 Ford Tractors Baughman Spreader New Holland Equipment Bush Hog Rotary Mowers Ford Equipment Conveying Equipment Milford, Delaware Park Ave. - Milford, Delaware 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 MILFORD HARDWARE TAYLOR MARINE Boats, Motors, Trailers, Travel Trailers, And Sports Cars Phone 422-9117 Milford, Delaware Paul Cosden, Proprietor Compliments of Good Luck to the Class of’68 BARNEY’S BARBER SHOP from the Class of ’69 You may need it! WARREN FURNTIURE, INC. Blinds Floor Coverings Lamps “The store of quality” Milford, Delaware Phone 422-5410 WALL’S ATLANTIC SERVICE Tires- Tubes- Batteries- Accessories Washing- Polishing- Waxing Phone 422-7952 Washington and Park Ave. ANNETT BUS SERVICE Best Wishes to the Class of ’68 I. G. BURTON AND COMPANY INCORPORATED % rnmirnm U 'IIHilln llll --til liu.lt «iiii Illi.11 111 it Chevrolet Oldsmobile Goodyear Milford, Delaware PHYLLIS HALL STELLA WARNOCK Custom Alterations 1. S. E. Front St. Milford, Delaware LINCOLN BODY SHOP H. T. FITZGERALD Glass cut and Installed In Cars and Trucks Phone: 422-9376 Lincoln, Del. PAUL E. LYNCH Member of American Association of Nurserymen Maryland Nurserymen Association DEL-MAR-VA NURSERIES Growers of Ornamental Trees and Shrubs Lincoln, Del. U.S. Rt. 113, Dupont Boulevard Phone 422-4445 ELI BONTRAGER SONS 422-8335 General Machine Work Electric and Acetylene Welding Farm Machinery Repairs 150 J. B. POORE AND SONS, INC. 301 S. E. 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