Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1970 volume:

We, the Class of 1970, dedicate our Milfordian to all those who have made Milford High what it is and to those who will continue to strive, build, and watch it grow. r,MILFORD H Milford, 1929 Moving Ste Things are always changing. M.H.S. is no exception. Though this building is old and tired, the spirit of M.H.S., her warmth and vitality, will live on when M.H.S. moves next Fall into the much-needed new building. An end is coming but with it a new beginning. More than ever M.H.S. is Moving Forward. The past is gone and of little concern, but the ever-present future draws the student body forward, taunting each student to strive for excellence in every aspect of his life. 2 — Introduction Expansion has taken place at M.H.S. New courses like advanced Biology have been made available. A new Administration building was opened down the street to allow much-needed classroom space. We now have a well-equipped Marine Biology lab; and new faces like Mr. Joy's in the faculty. 4 — Introduction Expansion was also evident in the long-awaited return of Mr. Wizard Gussett. Other evidence was the expand- ed population, especially during class changes, but the crowded conditions haven't prevented the steady forward pro- gress of life at M.H.S. as we prepare for a season of moving higher in sports. Introduction — 5 Along with colder weather. Fall brought new faces into the strange world of high school and old faces returning to the same all too familiar world. The fall months brought about a transition from the leisurely unorganized pace of summer into the world of regu- lations and order. Fall at Milford High means the beginning of many things - dances, athletics, dub activities and, of course, (ugh) studying. In the few autumn months the pace of the school year was established and the long walk toward June was begun. -■ K September was the beginning of the end for the class of '70. The familiar routine was re-established after three months of freedom and the first vestiges of senioritis became apparent. While one class was headed for graduation, the other three returned to resume their studies and life at M.H.S. There were pep rallies, student elections, schedule changes, and Mr. Moyer wondering if we would ever make it. 8 — September FRESHMEN Enter the class of '73 with new dreams and better ideas, headed toward the future with all the characteristic vitality of frantic Freshmen on the road to becoming silly Sophomores. Freshmen . . . Freshmen . . . Freshmen, all 327 of them! Each attempting the transition from a life without responsibility to mature young adults. The freshmen took part in the home- coming parade and provided a healthy cheering section at all pep rallies and games. The Class of '73 is one of action and determination-an asset to Milford Senior High School. Cheryl Adams Richard Adams Elizabeth Ahlschier Richard Anderson Sheila Annand Esther Argo Deborah Austin Lida Bacon Leon Bailey William Baker William Bass Eugene Beebe Roger Benson Danny Benton Vickie Benton Margaret Betts Karen Boddy Cheryl Boltz Judith Boltz Carroll Boone Robert Booz Charles Bowman Horace Bowman Linda Bradley Ronald Bradley Kevin Brady Mark Breneman Grace Briggs Michael Brinkley Jerrold Brittingham Donna Brown Michael Brown Wallace Brown Sarah Brown James Broyles Frank Brumbaugh Willie Burgess Ann Burn Brenda Burton Peggy Burton Dorothy Butler Edward Cain Robert Capehart Donald Downs James Carnright Carol Carter Debra Carter Leroy Clayville George Clendaniel Barry Clendaniel Jane Clendaniel James Conaway Richard Cooke Joan Cooper Paula Cordrey Jewel Corley Sandra Corley Lawrence Coverdale Connie Coverdale Frances Creed Gary Curry Betty Daniel Elaine Daniels James Daniels David Darlin Nancy Davidson William Day Pamela Dear Ruth Ann Dear Harriet Desmond David Dickerson Edgar Dickerson Joann Diogo Elizabeth Dodenhoff Eric Dougherty Janet Downie William Draper Karen Drummond Nancy Dudley Frank Dukes Joan Dukes Karen Eisenbrey Patricia Elkey Gordon Elliott William Eliott Donna Elzey Joyce Evans Robert Ewing Michael Felin Kevin Fields Robert Fitzcharles Lance Fort Darryl Fountain Paul Fowler Starr Frick Randolph Gardner Barbara Gibbs John Gill Connie Gillespie Kathleen Gilmore Gary Givens Judy Glass Linda Graybeal Shirley Green Dianne Guyer Sandra Hall Christine Hammond David Hawkins Celentia Hardy Arnold Harmon Dale Harrington John Harrington Samuel Harris Martha Haskins Howard Hasting Carol Hatfield Kim Hatfield Kathy Hayes James Hayes Dennis Hefner Sharon Hicks Danny Hill Anthony Hinton Kevin Hitch Michael Hitchens Randall Holleger Billie Holloway Gary Holston Richard Hood Dawn Horowitz Nancy Hugg Marshall Hurd Sandra Irwin Willard Issacs John Jackson Donna Jester Ronnie Jester Barbara Johnson Carol Johnson Constance Johnson Gloria Johnson Patricia Johnson Steven Johnson Barry Jones Bruce Jones Glenn Jones Howard Jones John Jones Joseph A. Jones Joseph Jones Joyce Jones Willey Frank Jones Willey Lee Jones John Joseph Ginger Jump Dean Justice Joann King Paul King Nora King Ronnie Kirby Walter Lafontaine Deborah Lake Shirley Lane Jeffery Larmore Ronald Lavere Jacqueline Layfield Debra Layton Robert Legates Paula Lemieux Jay Lewis Tara Lilly Essie Lofland Penny Lofland Ronda Lofland Elizabeth Lorenz Gregory Love Dianne Lusk Elizabeth Martin Marilyn Martin William Marvel William Masche Joseph Matthews Donald Mauz Keith May Lori May Thomas Mazza Rita McColley Karen Me 11 vain Scott McKenzie Cynthia Meckley Sharon Merci k Betty Ann Messick Joseph Messick Jessica Mick Pamela Mifflin Kenneth Miller Jeffrey Millman Ronald Millman Gina Mills Michele Mills Cindy Montgomery Betty Moore Deborah Moore Connie Morgan Wanda Morgan Glen Morris Norman Morris Barbara Mulholland Judy Murray Neil Murray Trudy Murray Lee Nailor Jill Neibert Dorothy Nesmith Wayne Ney Gloria Norris Sigmund Paczkowski William Pagden Steven Parson Betty Pase Gary Pase Jody Patterson Patricia Patton Blondeva Pearsall Henry Pearsall Patricia Pendleton William Phillips Chester Pitts Cathy Plummer Calvin Price Marlene Price hh Sharon Pugh Debbie Quillen Kathryn Quillen Eric Rambo Kathy Reed Patrick Reed Jan Reichhold Jerry Reid Freda Reynolds Thomas Richardson Anthony Richards Ramona Rivers Steven Rogers Eugene Rust Thomas Rust David Sammons Doris Scott Leslie Scotten Richard Scouten Patricia Sehn Gregg Sharp James Sharp Gary Shea Gerald Sherman Robin Short Evan Shourds Nina Silicato Brenda Silvils Charlis Simpson Peggy Simpson Diann Singletary Marie Slater Norman Slayton Dale Smith James Smith Robert Smith Russell Smith Dora Snowden Arinthia Sorden Robert Sorrells Weldon Spellman Vivian Spence Yvonne Spence George Sutton Paula Teare Donald Terry Lori Twelow George Thistlewood Susan Thomas Pierce Thompson Gail Timmons Paul Touart Steve Touart Steven Towers Kurt Travers William Turner Kathleen Van Vorst Deborah Van Vorst Joann Van Vorst Patricia Veal Wayne Verley Mark Vican Willie Walls Ralph Warren Timothy Warren Mattie Waters Dorothy Watson Marsha Watson Jan Webb Earl Webb Richard Webb Dean Welch Kathleen West Stephen Wethington Deefinia White Thomas Whitehurst Josephine Willey Dianna Williams Ernest Williams Karen Wilson Cheryl Wintjin Jennie Wintjin Shirley Wintjin Jinny Wise Ashley Wolfe Earlene Woods Sharon Wootten Bradie Worthy Deborah Wright James Wright Grace Wyatt Freshman Absentees Susan Botte William Bradley Anthony Brady Karen Brady William Breeding Betty Carey James Douglas John Douglas Francine Duffy Mariann Gravenor Lester Hammond Orrin Jeat Charles Johnson Wayne Kennedy Richard Martin Ronald Murray Elizabeth Pettyjohn Leon Reed Jessie Shannon Charles Smith Robert Stratton Dorothy Vincent Ronald Wicutts Patsy Jean Wright Mabel Young Freshmen — 15 Advancement at Milford High School hasn't been accom- plished through the efforts of the student body alone. We are privileged to have an administrative staff concerned with preparing M.H.S. to become an even better place to receive an education. Through the continued efforts of our Principal, Mr. Glenn M. Moyer, many things have happened at MHS and will happen next year. Human rela- tions have made significant advances, a new school is under construction and new educational meth- ods have been established. Mr. Moyer received his Bachelor of Science degree from Penn State Uni- versity and later received his master of Education degree from Lehigh University. Mr. Leonard I. Hill, our Assistant Principal, received his Bachelor of Science degree at Concord College and completed his graduate work at the University of Delaware, receiving his Master of Education. Mr. Hill is a conscientious, progressive educator with an eye on the future of MHS. Athletics at MHS owe a debt of graditude to Mr. Bernard E. Briggs, our Athletic Director. Mr. Briggs is a graduate from Penn State University, receiving his Bachelor of Science Degree. A gradu- ate of Milford High School himself, he has pro- vided years of invaluable service to its student body. 16 — Administration Dr. Charles A. McLaughlin Dr. Charles A. McLaughlin arrived in Milford this fall from Pennsylvania to take up his duties as Superintendent of the Milford School District. Dr. Mc- Laughlin is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh and received his doctorate in June of 1969. Mr. Chester T. Dickerson, Adminis- trative Assistant, attended Virginia State Teachers College and did graduate work at the University of Pennsylvania where he received a Master of Science degree. Mr. Willard W. Hickman, Director of Instruction, attended Washington Col- lege where he completed his Master of Arts degree. Chester T. Dickerson Willard W. Hickman Administration — 17 Claud L. Tease President Edgar F. Switzer 18 — School Board Donald L. Johnson Vice-President Dr. Wm. D. Kimmel, Jr. John S. Walls Mrs. Margaret Martin Dr. W. P. Portz SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Mark A. Dufendach GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mr. Edward F. Quinn, Jr. (top) is the Guidance Counselor for the 11th and 12th grades. Mr. Quinn attended the University of Maryland, where he received his Bachelor of Science Degree and did graduate work at the University of Iowa receiving his Master of Arts. Mr. Quinn has also attended Military Command and General Staff College while in the Army. Mr. Joseph A. Lupia, Guidance Counselor for the 9th and 10th grades, is a graduate of West Virginia University where he received his Bachelor of Arts De- gree. He completed his Master of Arts Degree at West Virginia University and is presently enrolled in a MA + 30 program at the University of Delaware. Guidance Office — 19 CAFETERIA LADIES Left to Right: C. French, V. Wyatt, E. Newton, M. Hall, J. Wilkins, G. Dutton, S. Biles, M. French, M. Fisher, H. Beebe. B. Littleton, E. McKee, E. Ellingsworth, M. Greenley, L. Thawley, S. Lilly, S. Robinson. Not Pictured: L. Wilkerson. SECRETARIES Left to Right: Miss Hinks, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Willey. Mrs. McNatt, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Scouten, Mrs. Emory. Cafeteria and Secretaries — 21 OCTOBER HISTOR Y DEPARTMENT MR. JIM BROOKS Teaches Civics; holds A.B. from East Carolina Univ. MISS JANE HERSON Teaches World History; United States History (special); graduated from Univ. of Dela.; holds an A.B. and M.A. in History. MR. MAX W. BALDWIN Teaches Am. Gov't; U. S. History; graduated from Franklin and Marshall College with an A.B. in History. 22 - History MR. EARL BROWN Teaches Geography; holds a B.S. from Salisbury State. MR. JOHN H. WONDERLY Teaches Government; graduated from P.M.C., holds A.B. L.A. (Pol. Sci.) MR. GEORGE E. DAY Teaches U. S. History, U. S. Civics; graduated from Michigan State Univ., holds a B.A. in Social Science (Geography). The Social Studies Department has a program which attempts to equip each student with a knowledge of the machinations of the society which surrounds him. By learning about our inheritance from the past and our position as a citizen today, we can often learn to face our future with a better outlook and learn indepen- dently in a world where the total of mankind's knowledge doubles every decade. MRS. MARTHA GREEN Teaches U. S. History; holds B.A. from Peabody College. History - 23 MR. BRUCE D. PARSONS Teaches Biology, Adv. Biology; holds a B.S. from Appala- chian Slate and a M.S. from Univ. of Dela. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MISS RUTH FOSTER Teaches Biology; graduated from Alabama College; holds B.S. from Alabama College, M.A. and Ed.S. from Peabody College. MISS MAURA GEENS Position: Director, Marine Biology Project (ESEA Title III); B.A. Trinity College; Ph.D. candidate Univ. of Delaware. The Science Department is an integral part of the curriculum at MHS. It encompasses all aspects of human discovery from the founding of the atom up until man's most recent scientific achieve- ments. In the words of Mr. James Gussett, the purpose is, to convince people that science is a verb, not a noun. 24 - Science Dept. MR. ROBERT A. KOPPENHAVER Teaches Physics, Phy. Science, P.G.; graduated from Bloomsburg State College; holds B.S. Ed. MR. JAMES GUSSETT TeachesChemistry; graduated from E.S.S.C., Univ. of Dela., holds a B.S. and M.Ed. MR.DONALD BARROW Teaches General Science, Biology; holds an A.B. from East Carolina Univ. MR. KEITH A. McKAIN Teaches Earth-Space Science; graduated from Millersville State College, Pa.; holds a B.S. in Education. Science Dept. — 25 26 - October i R vH.XU PLAN • % %r. October, along with crisper weather and Halloween, brought another excellent assembly, the Impossible Dream, also the annual Magazine Campaign where the Senior High (big kids) battles the Jr. High (little guys). CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: Dave Frankel, Frank Brumbaugh, Calvin Price, Gorden Elliott. Row 2: Charlie Parker, Pat Murphy, Joe Jones, Ken Lewis, Jim Bailey. Jim Bailey Ken Lewis Cross Country - 27 SOCCER SOCCER TEAM: From Left to Right, First Row: D. Dougherty, B. Warren, D. Love. D. Love. D. Calhoun, R. Frisco. K. May, E. Dickerson, S. Touart. Second Row: R. Hoey. S. McKenzie, C. Timmons, B. Carlino, G. Abbott, B. Hayes, D. Cosden, B. Briggs, J. Carwright. D. Adkins. Third Row: Heinold, S. Sorknes. M. Williams, H M. Shea, P. Touart, D. Sizemore, . Johnson, Coach McGinnis. W. Shrouds. G. Pearce, D. Wilson, J. Williamson, P. White, K. SOCCER SCORES St. Andrews 0 1 Chestertown 1 2 New Hope 4 0 Seaford 0 4 Alumni 0 0 Queen Ann 2 1 Seaford 0 3 P. Corddry, R. Walls-Capt., B. Corddry, K. Stokes. 28 - Soccer SENIOR LETTER MEN Soccer - 29 VARSITY HOCKEY Back to Front: Managers — Betty Moore, Sandy Wallss; Kathy Marshall, Patti Heinold, Mary Ellen Emory, Debbie Fisher, Mary Ann Guyer, Margaret Rogers, Paula Simpson, Ivy Williams, Dena Williams, Mary Ann Hughes, Joyce Teare, Debbie Aptt—Capt.; Mrs. Wheatley-Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY Row 1: Karen Eisenbrey, Peggy Simpson, Kathy Reed, Gina Mills, Marilyn Martin, Connie Coverdale. Row 2: Joanne King, Ann Burn, Jan Webb, Susan Botte, Nina Silicato, Sheila Annand, Sally Brown, Michelle Mills, Ruth Bondurant—Coach. 30 - Hockey SENIOR LETTER MEN Patti Heinold Mary Ellen Emory Debbie Aptt and Coach Wheatley Paula Simpson Mary Ann Hughes All-Conference Ivy Williams All-Conference Dale Corder Dennis Silicato Darrald Gibson Robbie Watson Marvin Duffy Charles Russ Lioyd Layton Webb Ron Jack Bill Bill Chester John Smith Holland Kittrell Duffy Hope Deale Anthony Brady Bruce Watson Co-Captain Terry Jones David Rutt Frank Ingram George Brown Sonny Matthew Hayes Spellman Richard Sharp Clifford Coverdale James Brinkley Randy Marvel Powell Billings Harold Scott Delbert Coverdale Mike McGee Pete Russell Rusty Krauss Sonny Hayes Ron Smith Jack Holland SENIOR LETTERMEN Leroy Myers Bill Kittrell Matthew Spellman Frank Ingram Bruce Watson All-Conference Football 1st Team All-State Football 1st Team All-American Football Team Cape Flenlopen Caesar Rodney Smyrna Seaford Dover Col. Richardson D.A.F.B. Sussex Central Indian River Lake Forest Opp. MHS 21 - 27 2-25 44-6 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row: B. Atkins, M. Western. B. VanVorst. C. Coverdale, B. Rothermel, F. Pritchett. Second Row: Coach Caccamise, R. Wilson, R. Smith, S. Deeny, E. Burlingame, R. Sharp. D. Steele, Coach Brooks. Third Row: B. Sparklin, R. Watson, R. B. Kemp, C. Hitchens, D. Gibson, A. Johnson, E. P. Duffy. 9th GRADE FOOTBALL First Row: K. Fields. J. Harrington. B. Booz, A. Daniels, D. Darlin, G. Thistlewood, M. Brinkley. Second Row: B. Masche, A. Harmon. S. Messick, J. Douglas, D. Downes, D. Hankins, W. LaFontaine, B. Jones. Third Row: R. Adams (Mgr.). W. Jones, K. Miller, M. Vican, A. Wolfe, J. Smith, G. Clendaniel, S. Harris. S. Wethington, J. Broyles. P. Reed, K. Brady. Fourth Row: J. Warren, J. Laremore, C. Boone, T. Whitehurst, B. Turner, L. Scotten, J. Jones, N. Slayton, J. Gill. Coaches: Mr. Lawson. Mr. Anderson. 36 - Football HOMECOMING OCTOBER 31! Homecoming — 39 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Margo Kemp, Nancy Postles, Debbie Tribbitt Row 2: Sally Wilson, Linda Willey, Felicia Parker, Barbara Hatfield. Row 3: Kathleen Short, Trisha Patterson—Capt, Joan Acko. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Kay Lynch-Capt., Karen Sorknes. Row 2: Jody Patterson, Cindy Montgomery. Debbie Layton, Lori Tewelow, Debbie Van Vorst, Dale Harrington. M fi In November, the Class of '70 made its mark on Milford to signify the formal beginning of a new reign. As the month progressed, the Flemish Trio visited us and we lost a bell to Lake Forrest in a close game on Thanksgiving Day. NOVEMBER Winter arrived with the bluster of the first snow- storm and the fury of another Buc basketball season. The halfway mark of the year was about to be reached, and the pace of the school year settled down to a lazy type of expectance of things to come. 'V • . DECEMBER December was filled with the excitement of the Sadie Hawkins Dance, sponsored by our active Pep Club. The Pep Club is devoted to forming pep rallies, making signs and, in general, promoting the success of all MHS teams. December also saw the comedy success, Onions in the Stew , starring Kathi Laremore and Ken Lewis. Majorettes! Flagettes! - Is r •'4'' A Drum Major! Band — 45 MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL BAND The backbone of many activities at MHS has always been the band and chorus. Under the direction of Mr. Michael Ford, the band gave many fine performances at football games and also co-operated with the chorus for the annual Christmas concert. Band Members: P. Bailey, J. Bennett, R. Benson, M. Betts, D. Bowman, M. Burton, K. Carey, S. Craig, A. Daniels, E. Dougherty, D. Downes, J. Downes, R. Gardner, H. Gillespie, R. Harper, W. Harris, K. Hayes, T. Herholdt, D. Horowitz, B. Hugg, R. Kerr, M. Lynch, K. McCarty, N. McCarty, R. McColley, D. McFadden, C. Meckley, C. Messick, S. Paczkowski, J. Reichhold, D. Salevan, R. Scouten, J. Shannon, J. Smith, L. Smith, J. Teare, P. Teare, L. Thawley, G. Timmons, K. Travers, K. Van Vorst, E. Vestey, P. Watson, S. Wintjen, P. Isaacs, J. Pearce, C. Carter, K. Mcllvain. (Special Note: The yearbook staff regrets that a picture of the band mem- bers in uniform was not available for printing.) Color Guards and Banner Carriers Director: Mr. Michael Ford M.H.S. CHORUS STUDENT COUNCIL L-R, Row 1: K. Lynch, P. Watson, C. Coverdale, K. VanVorst, R. Cahall, K. McCarty, P. Isaacs. Row 2: K. Argo, B. Legates, A. Wethington, A. Waples, M. Johnson, S. Dodenhoff, D. Layton, L. Whidbee. Row 3: B. Watson, R. Allen, L. Messick, K. Heinold, G. Pearce, S. Deenie, L. Smith, J. Blackwell, M. McGee. Row 4: J. Patterson, J. Jones, S. Annand, D. Carter, J. Shaw. This year we were fortunate to have a Student Council devoted to making signifi- cant changes and bringing new ideas to MHS. The major advance of the year was the adoption of a new, adequate constitu- tion, which was the product of a lot of hard work. The Council was active in a lot of other ways, like helping to promote the holiday spirit by decorating the school Christmas tree. 48 - Student Council FRENCH CLUB Mrs. Grace Dibble A. M. Kendzierski, L. Willey, J. Clendaniel, D. Horowitz, B. Dodenhoff, C. Carter, P. Moore, M. Belote, R. Gardner, D. Layton, N. Davidson. French Club - 49 Mr. Palmer, head of the language department, teaches German and received his B.A. degree from Marlboro College. Mrs. Bennett, who teaches Spanish, received a B.A. from the University of Delaware. This year Milford High School was fortunate enough to have three students from Panama with us for six weeks. They were Laura Cecilia Baruco, lleana Gisela Bonilla, and Malella Teresa Pitti. 50 - Languages LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is constantly searching for new ways to improve study conditions at MHS. The club members make up the staff's library aids, who assist students in using the facilities. The library also has two full time librarians, Mrs. Mary Lou Palmer, who attended the University of Dela- ware and Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, who holds an AB Degree from West Vir- ginia University. Library _ 51 YOUNG ARTISTS First Row: L. Hickman, K. Hickman, M. Morgan, R. Jenkins, G. Cofer. Second Row: L. Benton, B. Fulton, B. Kutz, T. Harmon, J. LaGuardia. The Young Artists Club is a newly formed group at Milford High. Under the direction of Mr. John Kunkle, they have already held 12 individual art shows, where one person exhibits his work, and three combined exhibits. The Club shows great promise in the future. MR. JACK KUNKLE Teaches Art; graduated from Kutztown State College- B.S.; Penn State Univ. - M.Ed. 52 — Young Artists Future Homemakers — 53 MRS. MILDRED WELLS Teaches Home Ec. I and II; graduated from Univ. of Dela. with a B.S. Graduate work at Univ. of Dela. andDrexel Institute of Tech. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS MISS LINDA J. SPARE Teaches Homemaking II; Adv. Foods and Clothing; graduated from Univ. of Dela. with a B.S. H.E. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MRS. JANE REED English, Speech, West Virginia Univ., B.S. MRS. KAREN ANDERSON Bridgewater College, B.A., in English The aims of the English department are to improve the student's skill in language communica- tion, to develop within the student an appreciation and understanding of some of man's literary heri- tage, and to formulate some basic standards for evaluating future language experiences. To achieve these aims, the English teachers must be aware of the wide range of backgrounds among the students entering high school, from near illiteracy to a high level of language proficiency, and, through a con- stantly evolving and flexible program, increase the competency of these students in the three major areas of English: language, composition, and litera- ture. MISS DENISE de la HOUSSAYE Univ. of N. C. at Chapel Hill, Holds A.B. and R.D.A. MR. JOHN KUHLMANN Grover City College; B.S. 54 — English MR. CLIFTON JUSTICE Graduated from Salisbury B.S.; Union M.A. CT� MRS. JANICE OSTERHOLM Thiel College - B.A.; Univ. of Pittsburgh • M.A.T. MR. JACKSON BROWN English, Drama, Journalism; Carson-Newman; B.A. MRS. MARJORIE SUMMERS Washington College; B.A. MR. WILLIAM H. HOLMES Bachelors plus Delaware State College; post graduate at Univ. of Dela. English — 55 MATH DEPARTMENT Mathematics, being the doorway to all the sciences, is an essential ingredient of good education. Our primary objec- tive in the math department here at MHS is two fold: (1) to provide a flexible program of general mathematics which will develop competence in meeting ordinary life situations, and (2) to lay a dependable foundation for subsequent courses in math for those students who wish to pursue a mathematics education in college. This year to help meet this objective the math curricu- lum has been extensively reviewed, resulting in the revision of many courses and the addition of an advanced math course for college-bound seniors. MR. DALE JOY Teaches Math; LaSalle College-B.S. 56 - Math Department MR. BARRY K. MILLER Teaches Gen. Math I, Algebra II, Senior Math; graduated from Evangel College-B.S.; Kansas State Teachers College- M S MR. PAUL THOMPSON Teaches Alg. II; Trig, and Analytic Geo.; Com- puter Math; graduated from Penn State-B.S.: Lono- wood College-M.S. MISS RYMAL L. WENGER Teaches Algebra I; graduated from Con- MR. PAUL WOEHRLE cord College-B.S.; Univ. of Dela.-M.E.D. Teaches P. G.; Bloomsburg State College-B.S. in Math. Math Department — 57 JANUARY 58 - January HUMAN RELATIONS Human Relations means . . . (Should) Small chil- dren from each race, color and creed, playing one game, together happy, fair and freely. In their tones of laughter you can feel that the seeds of distrust is not embedded in their minds. Constance Williams Human Relations - 59 Human relations is a field which deals with racist, family, society and group behavior. This is a group of the now generation which tries to improve the prob- lems of yesterday and the concern of tomorrow which the generation of the future will not have to face. Chester Hope First Row: N. Legates. P. Moore. S. Rizo, B. Townsend. S. Doddenhoff, R. Tingle, R. Gardener, R. Lurwick. Sec- ond Row: B. Wilkins, S. Wilson, M. Lynch, C. Marshall, P. Isaacs, J. Acko, E. Lorenz, S. Wblls, S. Brown, J. Reichold, J. Boltz, S. Thomas. Third Row: K. Sorknes, B. Cordory, D. Frankel, N. McCarty, K. Currie, G. Cofer, P. Cordory, K. Plumber, J. Bailey, C. Montgomery, D. Dou- gherty, S. Botte, B. Kutz, K. Reed, J. Rogers, D. Van- Vorst, P. Simpson AFS A.F.S. Officers: H. Smith, N. Postles, P. Simpson, Mr. Gussett, N. McCarty, Mr. E. Brown. 60 - AFS FTA: Row 1 — B. Moore, R. Tingle, B. Townsend, B. Wilkins. Row 2 — R. Undale, D. Brown, C. McLaughlin, N. Legates, S. Dodenhoff, R. Lofland. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America is an active organization. Its pur- pose is the preparation of educators. Members may serve as teachers aids on the elementary or high school level. FTA OFFICERS: Row 1 — D. Van Vorst-Pres., Mrs. Montgomery, P. Moore—V. Pres. Row 2 — C. Prettyman— Sec., Lynn Stevenson—Treas. FTA Club - 61 SOPHOMORES The sophomore year is usually psycholog- ically difficult because it usually leaves one thankful not to be a freshman, but still wish- ing to be a junior. This year the Class of '72 will be the first sophomores to be the proud possessors of their class rings before the end of the school year - another MHS innova- tion. Debbie Adams Douglas Adkins Randy Alderson Lillie Allen Eleanor Annand David Argo Sandra Armour Sandy Armstrong Brad Atkinson Pam Bailey Karen Baldwin Bonita Benson Linda Benton Linda Biles Steve Billings Barbara Blessing Joel Blessing Phillip Bontrager Robert Booth Robert Bowles Mamie Boyd David Breneman George Briggs Robert Briggs Shirley Brimer Wayne Brimer Debbie Brittingham Thomas Brittingham Phillip Brown Wayne Bryant Carol Burbage Ed Burlingame Louella Burton Ora Burton Robin Cahall Donald Calhoun Mark Callahan Robert Campbell Sylvester Campbell Karen Carey Linda Carlisle Kim Carter Carlton Cartwright Clarence Cartwright Michael Chaney Sherry Chorman Chrisse Clayville Susan Clendaniel Stephen Clifton William Cohee Leroy Combs Gregory Condiff Barbara Corddry Phillip Corley Clifford Coverdale John Coverdale Sharon Cox Alice Crapper Kathy Crapper Danny Dearth Steve Deeney Edna Dempsey Pat Ann Dennis Kay Dohring Leslie Donovan Linda Donovan Charlotta Drummond Randolph Drummond Emmanuel Duffy Shirlene Duffy Robert Duphily Sharon Dutton Jeff Eisenbrey Ronald Ellingsworth Wanda Ellingsworth Joy Elton Butch Elzey Chris Emory Gary Emory James Evans Jimmie Lee Evans Linwood Evans Gary Foraker William Fox Dolores Fitzcharles Darrold Gibson Arlene Gill Curtis Griffith Debra Hall Ray Hammond Ricky Harper Nancy Harrington Deborah Harris Jean Harwick Randy Hauhey Bruce Hayes Kathleen Hickman Linda Hickman John Hicks Roberta Hill Craig Hitch Walter Hitch Chum Hitchens Robin Hobbs Carol Holleger Kathy Holloway Watha Hostetler Deborah Hudson Samuel Hunt Carvil Hurd Rosalie Ingram Donna Ion Nathan Jester Alvin Johnson Brenda Johnson Connie Johnson Joyce Johnson Billy Johnson William Johnson James Jump Charles Keim R. B. Kemp Jimmy Kerr Robert Kerr Lee Kiesel Sherie King Jerry Kovach Jackie Laguardia Linda Lane John Lare Danny Lee David Love Donald Love Barbara Lynch Kay Lynch Edward Maloney Linda Maloney Alan Markowitz Susan Martin James Marvel Gail Mason Marsha McBroom Kathy McCarty Nancy McCarty Gary Meadows Kay Messick Jon Mick Willard Millman Donna Mitchell Barbara Moore Nancy Moore Rowland Moore Beverly Morgan Richard Morgan Peggy Morris Louvenia Morrison Doug Morton John Murphy Pat Murphy Alicia Olivera Diane Passwaters Gary Pearce Willie Pierce Christian Plack Carolyn Portz Fred Pritchett Faye Reed Aileen Reynolds Stephanie Roberson Barbara Robutka Robert Rothermel Bernadette Rothermel David Salevan Greg Sammons Susan Sapp Peggy Schuler William Scott Darlene Shields Craig Schockley Donita Schockley Scott Short Tomesa Shorts Garry Silbereisen Diane Sleva James Sleva Georgelyn Smith Otis Smith Karen Sorknes Wesley Sorrells Connie Southard Robert Sparklin Angela Spellman Donn Steele Peggy Stevenson Karen Stokes Marty Stokes Robert Street Jacquiline Sullivan Brian Tappan Charles Taylor Rita Terry Linda Thawley Linda Thompson Linden Thompson Katherine Tiggs Charles Timmons Juanita Tingle Kathy Tingle Jim Townsend Dennis Trader Laura Trotman Susie Trotman Joanne Tschantre Gloria Tucker Janice Turner Alice Vanderwende William Van Vorst Edie Vestey Susan Waller George Walls Joanne Walls Linda Walls Renee Walls Annie Waples Sandra Ward Larry Warner Barbara Warren El verna Waters Patti Watson Robert Watson Betty Jo Weaver Mary Webb Joseph Wells Stanley West Michael Western Mary Whaley Gail Whidbee Mary White James Wilkins Ronald Wilkins Susan Wilkins Cynthia Williams Frank Williams Kathy Williams William Williams SOPHOMORE ABSENTEES John Allen Janice Banks Prentice Banks Kaye Bond James Brinkley Sandi Brittingham Ellen Brooks Chris Broyles Charmaine Harris Yvonne Harris Donna Lyons Gary May Larry McMhorter Robert Ross Richard Sharp Angela Spellman Fred Spellman Marsha Whaley Donna Wilson Richard Wilson Wayne Wilson Jerry Wink Jane Wood Karen Wootten Robert Young Candids - 67 FEBRUARY - v v- 4 ‘V- «T£ � gjS •f'l'W 5 . aVv. - ♦ i 68 Fohr uary Row 1: S. Walls, L. Phillips, P. Simpson, J. Acko, J. Willey, C. Marshall. Row 2: E. Wooten, R. Kohn. E. Buel, J. Bennett, R. Krauss, D. Coverdale, G. Stayton, B. Warren. Row 3: D. Frankel, P. Dyer, D. Silicato, D. Dougherty, D. Corder, A. Markowitz, E. Salevan. Science Club Officers: L. Hastings, R. Marvel, Mr. Gus sett. Advisor, M. Layton, G. Cofer, Pres. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club gives students a chance to explore in more depth the elements that will shape our future. The organization sponsors movies, lectures and assemblies for any students and members interested in learning more about the fundamentals of life on our planet earth. Science Club — 69 AUDIO-VISUAL First Row: Mr. Haight, C Short, J. Eisenbrey, M. Rivera. Second Row: D. Wilcutts, J. Sammons, P. Bontrager. The members of the Audio Visual Club are perhaps the unsung heroes of Milford High. They are involved in promoting many activities, by using, to the best advantage, our electrical equipment. They were involved in video taping our basketball games, yes, even the ones we lost, and will be invaluable to our spring production ''Annie Get Your Gun . MR. WILBUR HAIGHT Teaches Graphic Arts, Electronics, Mechanical Drawing. MR. ABERCROMBE Teaches Shop; grad. Tusicegee Institute-B.S.; California Teachers—B.S.; Univ. of Del.—M.Ed. 70 — Audio Visual lndustrial Arts Floor: K. Sorknes, K. Lynch (Capt.). First Row: J. Patterson, L. Tewelow, D. Layton, C. Montgomery. Second Row: D. Harrington, D. Van Vorst. j.V. CHEERLEADERS J. V. Cheerleaders — 71 MHS CHEERLEADERS NUMBER ONE IN THE STATE! Linda Willey — Co-Captain Felicia Parker Cheerleaders — 73 BASKETBALL Row 1: J. Pearce, B. Hayes, P. Dyer, B. Duffy, D. Silicato, B. Warren, R. Kohn. Row 2: J. LeCompte, M. Johnson, K. Heinold, C. Adams, R. Allen, R. Smith, J. Williamson, J. Waples, J. Robinson, J. Lindale. Coach McGinnis. SENIOR LETTERMEN Jackie Williamson The BucCagers had an outstand- ing season finishing in the Milford tradition with a 19-3 season. The Buccaneers went on to a berth in the traditionally northern-domi- nated state tournament. M.H.S. de- feated St. Elizabeth's in a close one but lost a hard-fought, battle to De La Warr which ended our tourna- ment hopes. Bill Duffy Ron Smith AII-Conference-2nd team All-State—3rd team 74 - Basketball ).V. BASKETBALL First Row: P. Murphy, D. Love, M. Callahan. Second Row: B. Van Vorst, G. Emery, J. Townsend. G. Pearce, C. Timmons, B. Briggs. Not Pictured: Cliff Coverdale, Gary Meadows. 9th GRADE TEAM J. V. NAME H A Dover 45 41 Cape Henlopen 41 50 Sussex Central 45 38 Seaford 62 43 Smyrna 57 19 Caesar Rodney 32 30 Laurel 61 26 Del mar 57 11 Air Base 46 22 Lake Forest 73 61 Indian River 33 29 Wood bridge 39 37 Cape Henlopen 40 43 Dover 48 47 Sussex Central 41 38 Seaford 37 40 Smyrna 44 38 Caesar Rodney 24 44 Lake Forest (Conference) St. Elizabeth (State) De La Warr (State) 9th Grade 10 Wins 4 losses VARSITY H A 63 49 70 49 65 60 50 40 71 55 58 43 60 40 88 19 52 33 54 55 77 49 84 53 51 36 56 53 62 55 54 45 66 53 51 45 43 69 46 45 57 66 First Row: W. Jones, G. Love, R. Scouten, E. Dickerson, S. Messick, C. Price, B. Phillips. Second Row: A. Wethington, D. Maul, J. Douglas. K. Brady, A. Daniels, J. Jones. Standing: Coach Barber, E. Schrouds, R. Adams. M. Brinkley. W. Lafontaine. J. Smith, M. Vican, G. Elliott, S. Harris, R. Curry, K. Fiels. Basketball - 75 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: J. Brady. L. Thawley, D. Williams. J. Teare. Row 2: Coach Wheatly, D. Aptt, S. Rizo, R. Hobbs. R. Lurwick, D. Jones. L. Spellman, S. Walls. J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: K. Eisenbrey, K. McCarty, S. Brown, M. Mills, B. Silvas, N. McCarty, P. Teare. Row 2: J. Clendaniel, Miss Bondurant, L. Bradley, C. Coverdale, N. Silicato, K. Van Vorst, P. Burton, P. Lofland, S. Annand, S. Wilkins, J. Reichhold. 76 — Girls' Basketball SENIOR LETTERMEN Sunti Rizo Jeanette Brady All-Conference-1st Team Holy Cross Laurel Del mar Air Base Lake Forest Indian River Woodbndge Cape Henlopen Dover Sussex Central Seaford Holy Cross Smyrna Caesar Rodney VARSITY HOME AWAY 42 20 51 26 30 49 55 33 32 36 36 25 45 30 41 44 52 14 43 38 51 44 40 20 49 19 27 31 J V HOME AWAY 5 19 40 9 25 14 31 5 22 26 14 53 12 25 12 47 41 31 21 24 20 15 27 20 26 21 15 31 Debbie Aptt Ruth Lurwick Senior Lettermen — 77 WRESTLING: varsity D. Adkins, R. McLaughlin, J. Shannon, R. Watson, D. Corder, D. Darlin, D. Gibson, F. Ingram, J. Holland, Coach Lawson, Coach Leone, B. Booz. SENIOR LETTERMEN 78 — Wrestling Jack Holland Frank Ingram WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Bobbi Corddry, Peggy Stevenson, Betsey Townsend, Renee Walls-Capt., Karen Stokes. WRESTLING SQUAD Row 1: D. Atkins, R. McLaughlin, J. Shannon, R. Watson, D. Corder, D. Darlin. Row 2: Coach Lawson, B. Jones, W. Kennedy, B. Jones, G. Johnson, W. Burgis, J. Sharp. Row 3: C. Cartwright, D. Gibson, F. Ingram, J. Holland, B. Booz, Coach Leone. Wrestling — 79 Sports - 81 MARCH BUSINESS DEPARTMENT The purpose of the business depart- ment is to prepare students for secretari- al and practical business careers, so that, on graduation students educated in this area will have the skills necessary for a future in the lucrative world of business. MRS. GRACE R. MONTGOMERY Teaches Shorthand I, II; Typing II; Office Practice; Bus. English; graduated from Radford College, Va.; Univ. of Del.; holds an A.B.; B.S.; M.E.D. MR. DANA McCLUNG Teaches Business; graduated from Alderson-Broaddus College-B.S. (Commerce); Univ. of Del.-M.E.D. (Guidance). MRS. PATSY PATTERSON Teaches Typing I; Intermediate Typing; Personal Typing; graduated from Longwood with a B.S. MRS. BARBARA J. GALLAGHER Teaches Gen. Business Distributive Ed. I, II; gradu- ated from Mary Washington College of the U. of Va. with a B.S. in Textiles and Clothing. 84 Business Department L to R. Row 1: L. Rust, S. Smith, K. Downie, R. Warren, W. Gregory, H. Cannon. Row 2: G. Porter, S. Hall, S. Booz, M. Morrison, P. Burton, B. Brinkley, C. Webb. OEA Officers: A. Scisley, Pres.; G. Redden, Treasurer; Mrs. Mont- gomery, Advisor; M. Emory, Sec.; D. Chaney, V. Pres. The Office Education Association is a club which prepares students for actual of- fice activities. Sponsored by Mrs. Grace Montgomery, the club and several members have been recognized as outstanding. The awards the club has earned are: 1. Chapter Activities Manuel .... 1st place 2. Chapter of the year ......... 2nd place 3. Most Original Project.........2nd place 4. Chapter Display...............2nd place Individual awards have gone to: Kathie Downie — 1st place in 10-Key Adding Machine Mary Ellen Emory — 3rd place in Job Application 2nd place in Clerical Arithmetic Karen Harte — 3rd place in Records Management Gale Redden — 2nd place in Verbal Communication and Mrs. Montgomery earned a special award for the most outstanding club advisor in the state and was elected to the National Board of Directors. OEA-85 DECA 1st Row: D. Webb, L. Torbert, D. McFadden, G. Willey, B. Wardwell, Mr. Gallagher. 2nd Row: S. Cooper, D. Calhoun, L. Draper, N. Carmean, C. Stratton, J. Murray, W. Gregory, B. Brinkley. 3rd Row: M. Morgan, S. Billings, L. Bond, S. Dearth, G. Smith, R. Macklm. Debbie Webb — Original Project — Individual Manual — first place. 86- DECA VICA The VICA organization — is very active in preparing students for a career. The students receive on the job training at the technical center in skills that will allow them to go directly out of high school into the world of business. Individuals in the VICA organization received the following awards: Kristy Mosley — first place — job interview James Lovett — first place — welding Dale Carlisle — first place — radio and T.V. 0A - 87 1st Row: Mr. Lawson — advisor; K. Blessing, M. Wisseman, J. Blessing, B. Harris. 2nd Row: D. Chorman, E. Rust, E. Webb. 3rd Row: W. Holleger, D. Argo, M. Moore, B. Masche. G. Sharp, K. Hitch. 4th Row: S. West, G. Walls. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 88 - FFA FFA SWEETHEART Mr. Robert Lawson Teaches agriculture; graduated from Univ. of Delaware — B.S. Individuals in the FFA won the following awards: Bill Harris — First in State Dairy Judging Gary Sharp - Second in State Tractor Driving Miss Sunti Rizo DRIVER'S EDUCATION Mr. Max J. Daniels Bloomsburg State College, B.S. Ed. Mr. John A. Leone Univ. of Arkansas — B.S.E.; M. Ed. Driver's Ed. - 89 DRAMA CLUB 1st Row: A. Kendzierski, B. Townsend, S. Annand, T. Rust, J. LaGuardia, J. Jones, P. Moore. 2nd Row: P. Teare, J. Tschantre, B. Hugg, M. Lynch, E. Vestey, D. Brittingham, B. Moore, K. Carey, N. McCarty, R. Hill. 3rd Row: S. Brown, Skeller, P. Lorenz, P. Issacs, N. Postles, N. Smith, R. Gardner, C. Prettyman. 4th Row: N. Silicato, J. Tingle, L. Connelly, R. Marvel, M. Layton, K. Laremore, J. Bailey. Drama Club Officers: J. LeCompte, Pres.; N. Legates, Treas.; C. Messick, See. 90 — Drama Club A DSN Review 'Annie Get Your Gun’ Cited As 'Best Ever’ By JIM SCHMIDT DSN News Editor I know I’m risking the wrath of a dozen or so high schools in lower Delaware, but still I have to say it: The production of ‘‘AnnieGet Your Gun”, which opened last night at Milford High School, is the best high school musical I’ve ever seen in this area. You don’t expect to find a Broadway cast headed by Ethel Merman in a high school, but there were times during last night’s production that you for- got these players weren’t pro- fessionals. True, the show is blessed with some great Irving Berlin tunes -- Doin’ What Comes Na- tur'lly, The Girl That I Mar- ry, There’s No Business Like Show Business, They Say Wonderful, Anything Yoi Do, I Can Do Better.” But, even great music to be well done. It night. Jackie LaGuardia.who Annie Oakley,put as much and action into the part Merman ever hoped to can’t belt ou’ a tune a-k man, but her voice wasei adequate and, at times, ingly beautiful. Mike Layton, who Frank Butler, looked and every inch of the egotistical heel that he posed tobe.andhis plemented that of Mi Guardia very well. What struck me w: plete aplomb with of them carried out their Miss La Guardia, in parti seemed to be at hot stage. She acted and she were having bounced through her song bounce was needed, and said and wistful when needed. Ml BUFFALO BILL'S VJJ.D WEST OW 92 — Annie Get Your Gun NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: L. Willey. B. Corder. P. Simpson. A. Revel, L. Phillips, R. Lurwick, C. Mosley, N. Legates. Second Row: G. Cofer, T. Harmon, M. Belote, D. Bowman, K. Short. L. Stemback, C. Marshall, D. Frankel. Third Row: R. Marvel, D. Rutt, J. Pearce, J. Donovan, K. Hemold, D. Wilson, M. Layton, D. Dougherty, J. Bailey. Honor Society Officers: D. Thomas, Pres.; G. Bunting, Treas.; J. LeCompte, V. Pres.; M. Emory. Sec. N.H.S. -93 PUBLICATIONS Row 1: L. James, J. Shaw, C. Messick, M. Lynch, P. Isaacs, C. Marshall. Row 2: B. Wardwell, K. Legates, P. Moore, C. Hall, J. Gottorf, T. Herholdt, L. Carlisle, M. Annand. QUILL AND SCROLL Row 1: C. Prettyman, D. Aptt, D. Thomas. Row 2: M. Lynch, B. Corder, P. Isaacs. Row 3: N. Legates, D. Rutt, J. Bailey, C. Marshall. 94 - Publications Carey, J. Sammons, R. Hobbs, N. MILFORDIAN Yearbook: Row 1: B. Townsend, J. Bailey, L. Willey. Row 2: D. Thomas, D. Rutt, B. Corder. Row 3: D. Wilson M Williams C Prettyman, B. Wilkins, V. Sizemore. Publications — 95 VARSITY CLUB First Row: S. Walls, R. Lurwick, L. Willey, S. Kovack, P. Heinold, T. Patterson, S. Rizo, D. Aptt. Second Row: R. Krauss, C. Marshall, L. Myers, N. Johnson, D. Williams, J. Pearce, D. Jones, R. Smith, M. Hughes, J. Donovan, J. Teare, J. Holland, K. Heinold, L. Stevenson, D. Dougherty, P. Simpson. Third Row: R. Allen, P. White, S. Sorknes, G. Pearce, M. Johnson, T. Jones, M. McGee, B. Warren, B. Philips. Varsity Club Officers: D. Frankel, M. Williams, D. Rutt, Miss Bondurant, I. Williams. 96 — Varsity Club MR. MOE BARBER Graduated from East Stroudsburg State College - B.S. in Health Ed. MISS RUTH BONDURANT Appalachian State Univ.-B.S. and M.A. COACHES MRS. ROSE ANN WHEATLEY Bridgewater College (undergraduate) • B.A.; Ohio State Univ. (graduate) • M.A. Coaches - 97 BASEBALL Sitting: B. Re.chhold. Kneeling: B. Drummond, D. Love, L. Hills. D. Slaughter. R. B. Kemp. D. Silicato. Standing: C. Timmons. P. Billings, G. Abbott, R. Allen, J. Donovan, D. Wilson, M. Johnson, G. Miltiades, B. Van Vorst, G. Emory. Jan Donovan Dale Wilson Gary Miltiades 98 - Baseball GOLF K. Heinold, D. Sharp, G. Clendaniel, J. Wells, A. Wethmgton, B. Warren. Golf - 99 TRACK First Row: K. Phelps, J. Bennett. C. Price, E. Dickerson, P. Murphy, B. Turner, V. Street, R. Street. Second Row: M. Spellman, C. Adams, E. Buel, J. Johnson, E. Wooten, C. Russ, S. Hayes, R. Marvel, G. Eliot, W. Savage, J. Eisenbrey. Third Row: B. Watson, B. Short, A. Harmon. K. Lewis, B. Duffy, W. LaFontame, G. Brown, P. White, J. Bailey, R. Smith, Coach Pitts, and Coach Caccamise! SENIOR LETTERMEN Jim Bailey Bruce Short Charlie Russ GIRLS X First Row: P. Lofland. P. Teare, K. McCarty, J. Clendamel, L. Biles, J. King, A. Burn. J. Teare. Second Row: M. Emory, S. Brown, J. Reichhold, D. Bowman, P. Heinold, C. Marshall, P. Burton, R. Lurwick, R. Bondurant (coach), S. Rizo, N. McCarty. Patti Heinold Sunti Rizo 102-Tennis Ruth Lurwick Mary Ellen Emory BOY'S TENNIS Dover Air Cape Henlopen Sussex Central Dover Caesar Rodney Dover Air Cape Henlopen Sussex Central Dover Easton Easton GIRL'S TENNIS Cape Henlopen Caesar Rodney Easton Cape Henlopen Newark JMB Caesar Rodney Easton J. M. Bennett BOYS First Row: B. Booz, D. Steele, K. May, D. Dougherty, C. Plack. Second Row: D. Joy (Coach), B. Phillips, J. Pearce, G. Pearce, M. McGee, R. Smith, L. Smith, M. Layton. Home Away 3 2 5 0 5 0 5 0 3 2 3 2 5 0 4 1 3 2 3 2 6 3 Home Away 5 0 4 0 2 3 4 1 1 4 5 0 4 1 3 2 4 1 Jay Peace Bill Phillips Tennis- 103 SOFTBALL First Row: D. Williams, S. Wilkins, E. Felton, C. Daniels, M. Hughes, B. Holloway. Second Row: L. Thompson, P. Morris, S. Annand, M. Martin, S. Kovach, P. Seymore, B. Moore, K. Eisenbrey. Third Row: L. Maloney, L. Kiesel, N. Coverdale, G. Timmons, M. Betts, S. Walls, Mrs. Wheatley. SENIOR LETTERMEN Mary Ann Hughes Ella Mae Felton JUNIORS CLASS OF The Junior year is traditionally very active, and the Class of '71 has found this year no exception. Faced with the financial burden of the annual Jr.-Sr. Prom, they found money-mak- ing a bit of a problem. Toward this cause, the class sponsored, the very successful faculty vs. faculty basketball game. The Juniors are also responsible for building the traditional archway for graduation— anything to get rid of the Se- niors! Gary Abbott Joan Acko Carlton Adams David Adams Ronald Allen Brenda Anderson Dick Appel Sharon Armour Leona Austin Jay Bailey Richard Bailey Harold Scott Michele Barto Maryann Belote Alan Bennett Jay Bennett Powell Billings Leonard Bond Diana Bowman James C. Brinkley Deborah Brown Eric Buel Deane Bullock Arthur Bunting John Brukett Debbie Calhoun Barry Carlino Nancy Carmean Debbie Carter Linda Chadwick Buddy Chaney David Clendaniel Gary Clendaniel Kenny Collins Mary Collins Larry Connelly Sharon Cooper Dale Corder Dale Cosden Delbert Coverdale Nancy Coverdale Susanne Craig Mitchell Curry Patty Dallas Cynthia Daniels Louis Davidson Steve Dearth Wendy Dempsey Ronald Dennis Larry Diogo William Dodenhoff David Dougherty Janet Downes Linda Draper Stanford Drummond Tonicia Drummond Marvin Duffy Sherlene Duffy John Dukes Preston Dyer Timothy Eaton Jerry Ennis John Ennis Craig Faulkner Vera Fields Debbie Fisher David Frankel Ben Fulton Drew Graham Sheila Gray Leatha Gregory Marianne Guyer Sharon Hall Donna Hallman Denise Harmon Phyllis Harmon Teresa Harmon Linda Harwick Barbara Hatfield Keith Heinold Dale Helmick Larry Hills Randy Holleger Wayne Holleger Marion Hood Ernest Hostedler Marilyn Hunt Sandra Hurd Pat Isaacs Barbara Jackson Debbie Jester Gary Johnson Geraldine Johnson Mary Johnson Mike Johnson Richard Johnson Shirley Johnson Judy Jones Deborah Jones Terry Jones Jeff Keller Susan Keller Margo Kemp Anna Marie Kendzierski Kathy Kenny Pat Knight Richard Kohn Shirley Kovach Howard Krauss William Kutz William Lankford Michael Layton John Lindale Rosemary Lindale Kevin Lonergan Patty Lorenz Lance Lynch Mary Lynch Norma Lyons Deborah Macklin Barbara Maloney Connie Malone Cathy Marshall Gerald Martin Randy Marvel Dianne Master Dennis McColley Mike McGee Rick McLaughlin Pat Merritt Cathy Messick Carolyn Messick Mary Millman Greg Mills Howard Mills Michael Mills Sue Miltiades Betsy Moore Ralph Morgan Deborah Mullen Denise Mullen Gary Murray Sharon Ney Jacqueline Norris Charles Parker Phyllis Passwaters Keenan Phelps Liza Phillips Roger Pippin Cindy Portz Nancy Postles Delores Pringle Ronald Prisco David Rambo Dale Redden Ann Revel Patricia Rice Elaine Rifenburg Michael Rivera Jack Robinson Daniel Roe Margaret Rogers Charles Russ Pete Russell Linda Rust Norleen Rust Terry Rust David Ryan Edward Sal evan Sharon Savage Patricia Seymore Donald Sharp Ronald Sharp Julie Shaw Karolyn Sheldon Clifford Short Kathleen Short Dennis Silicato Virginia Sizemore Donald Slaughter Eugene Smith Harriet Smith Janice Smith Kenneth Smith Norman Smith Violet Sorden Linda Spellman Dennis Spence Lynda Steinback Sheila Stevenson Ruth Street Victor Street Glenn Tappen Joyce Teare Leon Thayer Lester Thomas Ricky Tibbitt James Titus Doris Torbert Bruce Towers Deborah Tribbitt Frances Tucker Gail Tucker Mike Veal Paul Walker Rick Walls Bonnie Walls Edwin Walls John Walls Sandy Walls John Waples Brett Warren John Warren Buddy Washington Charles Webb Lloyd Webb Darlene West Robert West Blanche Whaley David Wilcutts David Wilkerson Beverly Wilkens David Wilkins Donald Wilkins Margaret Wilkins Jack Williamson Constance Williams Dena Williams Sherman Williams Elliot Wilson Richard Wilson Sally Wilson Wanda Wilson Mildred Wintjen Edward Wootten Peggy Ann Young Susan Young JUNIOR ABSENTEES Judy Penuel Millie Smith Carla Stratton Ronald Street Ethel Tiggs Bonnie Williams Elliott Wilson Michael Wisseman Sally Wilson Wanda Wilson Mildred Wintjen Edward Wootten Peggy Ann Young Susan Young ¥ Francis Adams David John Angelucci David Sussex Vo-Tech Center. Future Plans: Draftsman. Melanie Anne Annand Meem Sports: Basketball — 2, Mgr. 3; Softball — 1, 2, 3, 4 Clubs: Gymnastics -1,2, 3; Newspaper - 2, 4; Drama — 2, 3; Class Play 3; Varsity Club — 3. Future Plans: Write Poetry in a Castle in Ireland. James C. Bailey, Jr. Jym Sports: Cross Country — 4; Track — 4. Clubs. A.F.S. — 4; Drama Club — 3, 4; Newspaper — 3, 4; Yearbook; F.F.A. — 4; South Pacific - 3; Annie Get Your Gun - 4; Library Club - 2, 3; Chemistry Assistant - 3. Honors: Class V. Pres. - 3, 4; Boy's State, Honor Society, Quill Scroll, Who's Who. Future Plans: U. of Delaware — Major Marine Biology Beverly Baker Bev Clubs: Homemaker's Club — 4. Future Plans: Work after graduation. 112 — Seniors Jesus R. Adia, Jr. Joe Future Plans: Business Administration Herrese Elizabeth Appel Hersey Sports: Powderpuff Football — 2, 3; Library Science — 4; Library Club — 3, 4; Distributive Education — 3; D.E.C.A. — 3; Prom Committee — 3; Pep Club — 4. Honors: Jr. Sr. Class Play (Usherette) 4; Future Plans: Undecided. Deborah Jane Aptt Debbie or DJ Sports: Hockey — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis — 1, 2, 3. 4. Clubs: Varsity Club — 3, 4; Newspaper — 1,2, 3, 4; A.F.S. — 1,2; Pep Club — 1,2, 3, 4; French Club — 3. Honors: Quill Scroll — 4; Who's Who; Youth Exchange; Class Treas. — 3; Student Radio Announcer. Future Plans: Become Foreign Correspondent Author. Sandra Diane Bievenour Sandy Clubs: V.I.C.A. - 3. 4; Chorus - 2; Kent Center - 3. 4. Future Plans: Be Schoolteacher. Tyrone N. Blackston Ike Sports: Football -1,2, 3; Human Relations - 3, 4. Future Plans: Delaware State College. Sharon Lynn Booz Sharon Sports: Softball — 1; Powder Puff Football — 1,3. Clubs: O.E.A. — 4; (National State Milford) Delaware Business Clubs — 4. Future Plans: Marry John and become a medical secretary. Robert Charles Bower Boozer Future Plans: Reincarnation. James Edward Blackwell, Jr. Bro Sports: Football — 2; Track — 2. Clubs: Pep Club; Human Relations. Future Plans: To become manager of Woolworth's. F. Kenneth Blessing Kenny Clubs: F.F.A. — 2, 3 - reporter, V. Pres. — 4. Jeanette Lorraine Brady Sports: Softball — 1; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Human Relations Club — 3, 4. Future Plans: To attend Delaware State College. Patricia Ann Brady Pudden Clubs: Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4; V.I.C.A. - 3. 4. D.E.C.A. - 4 Future Plans: — Nursing. Seniors — 11 3 James L. Brinkley Lump Sports: Football, Basketball, Baseball. Clubs: Human Relations Club. Future Plans: Join the Marines, then attend college. George Myron Brown ' Mountain Sports: Football — 2, 3, 4; Wrestling - 4; Track — 4. Future Plans: College. Gary E. Bunting Ned Sports: Basketball — 1; Track — 1; Soccer — 2. Clubs: Drama Club. Honors: National Honor Society. Future Plans: University of Delaware; Civil Engineering. Paul Winter Burkett Byrd Motha Clubs: Spanish Club, V.I.C.A.; DE C.A.; Newspaper Club; Band. Future Plans: Prison. 114 — Seniors Reginald Hammond Brown, Jr. Reggie Clubs: F.F.A. — 1, 2, 3. Future Plans: Go in service and become a Masonry Contractor. Deborah Broyles Debbie Clubs: Pep Club — 2; Annie Get Your Gun — 4. Future Plans: Travel and Nursing. Pamela Burton Pam” Clubs: O.E.A. - (National, State, Milford); Human Relations — 3, 4; Del. Business Club — 4. Future Plans: Delaware State College, Business Administration. Ronald Burton Dale L. Carlisle Dale Clubs: V.I.C.A. — 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Attend Derry Institute, electronics. Donna Chaney Don Clubs: M.O.E.A. (V.P. - 4); D.O.E.A. (Pres. - 4); N.O.E.A.; Del. Bus. Clubs (Pres. — 4); Library - 2, 3, 4. Honors: Who's Who — 4. Future Plans: Marriage, move to Arizonia, and Further Ed. as Secretary. Willie L. Bynes Clubs: V.I.C.A. Future Plans: Plans to attend Georgetown Tech. Hansella M. Cannen Zel Clubs: F.H.A. - 1. 2; Chorus - 1. 2; D.E. - 3; O.E.A. - 4. Future Plans: Attend Del. State. Donald Chorman James G. Claytor, III. Jim Clubs: F.F.A. — 2, 3. 4; Library Club — 1. Future Plans: Attend Delaware Tech. Seniors — 115 Brenda Joyce Cooke Cookie” Clubs: Chorus — 3. 4; Drama Club — 3; Pep Club — 3; A.F.S. — 3; Jolly Roger — 3. Future Plans: Secretarial work. Bonnie J. Corder B.J. or Bozo Sports: Hockey - 1, 2, 3. Clubs: Student Council — 1; Sec. 2, V.P. 3; Pep Club — 2, 3, 4; Newspaper -1,2; Yearbook. Honors: Class Secretary — 4; Honor Society — 3, 4; Girl's State; Who's Who; Outstanding Teenager; Quill Scroll. Future Plans: Attend College. Johnny G. Deale, Jr. Pickles Sports: Football — 1,4; Basketball — 1; Wrestling — 3. Clubs: Varsity Club — 4. Future Plans: Navy. William J. Dempsey Joe Future Plans: Join Service as career. 116- Seniors Harold Wayne Clendaniel Barney Clubs: V.I.C.A. — 3; Tech Center — 3; Safety Patrol — 2; Library Club — 4. Future Plans: Navy. Gary Cofer Cof Sports: Wrestling - 2, 3. Clubs: Science Club - 3, 4 (Co-Chairman); Political Science Club — 3; Chess Club — 3; Young Artist — 4; Honor Society — 3, 4; A.F.S. — 4; Pep Club — 3; Delaware Summer Science Workshop — 3; Science Symposium — 3. Future Plans: Attend Penn. State and work for Doctorate in Physics. Albert John Darlin Sandy Sports: Wrestling — 2. Future Plans: Join the service. John Glenn Davidson Glenn Sports: Basketball — 1. Clubs: Chorus — 1. Future Plans: Attend Georgetown Tech. Gary L. Dernberg Gary” Future Plans: Join National Guards. Sally Louise Dodenhoff Sally Clubs: Student Council — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club - 3; Math Club — 2; A.F.S. — 4; Drama Club - 4; F.F.A. — 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. - 4; Elementary Teacher Helper — 3; Honor Society - 4. Honors: Who's Who — 4; Homecoming Court — 4. Future Plans: Attend Univ. of Del. and then on to Mass. William A. Dudley, Jr. Wild William Sports: Football - 1. Future Plans: Attend Delaware Tech. William Brooks Duffy, Jr. Duff Sports: Basketball - 2. 3, 4; Track -1,3, 4; Football - 4. Clubs: Pep Club; Human Relations; Varsity Club. Honors: Human Relations Club President. Jan Ernest Donovan Jan Sports: Baseball - 2. 3, 4; Basketball - 1. 2, 3; Track - 1; Cross Country — 2. Clubs: Band — 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club — 2, 3, 4; Annie Get Your Gun — 4. Honors: N.E.D.T. Award — 2; Honor Society — 2, 3, 4, County Band — 1; Who's Who — 4. Future Plans: Attend University of Delaware. Katherine Jean Downie Kathy Clubs: Chorus - 2; O.E.A. - 4; Pep Club - 4; Del. Business Club - 4. Future Plans: Work as Secretary and then attend Airline Stewardess School. Mary Ellen Emory Sports: Hockey - 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball - 1; Softball - 1; Tennis - 2, 3, 4. Clubs: O.E.A. - 4 (local - sec. 4, state, national); Pep Club — 1; Delaware Business Club — 4; Varsity Club — 3. Honors: Honor Society — 3, 4 Sec.; Homecoming Court. Future Plans: Office work. Joyce M. Faulkner Clubs: Chorus - 2; Pep Club - 4; Library 4. Future Plans: Receptionist. Seniors - 117 Ella Mae Felton Cookie Sports: 2. 3, 4. Clubs: Human Relations — 3. 4; Pep Club - 4. Future Plans: Attend Business College or join Navy. Roseann Victoria Felton Sissy Clubs: Human Relations — 3, 4; Library Club — 4; Chorus — 1 2; Pep Club — 2, 3. Future Plans: Delaware State College. Ruth Elizabeth Gardner Ruthie Sports: Powder Puff Football. Clubs: Drama — 2. 3, 4; Class Play — 3; A.F.S. — 3, 4; French Club — 3, 4; Prom Comm. — 3; Political Science — 3. Future Plans: Univ. of Delaware. Harvey Gillespie Harvey Clubs: Band 1,2,3, 4. Joyce Gottorf Pete Govatos Greek Sports: Wrestling — 1. Future Plans: Get away from Milford. Wendy Gregory Wendy Clubs: Human Relations; D.E.C.A; O.E.A.; (national, state, and local). Future Plans: Secretarial School. Paula Elizabeth Griffin “Paula Sports: Cheerleading - 4. Clubs: Pep Club - 3, 4; Human Relations - 3, 4. Honors: Homecoming Maid of Honor. Future Plans: To attend Delaware State College and to get married. 118 — Seniors Valerie R. Harmon Val Sports: Basketball — 1; Clubs: Human Relations — 3, 4; Pep Club - 2, 3. Future Plans: Attend college and major in sociology. Philip Logan Harris Mouse Harris Sports: Track - 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — 3, 4. Honors: 2nd in Conference Cross Country Meet; 3rd in Conference Track Meet — (mile); 2nd in Conference Track Meet — (880). Future Plans: To become a Chef. William R. Harris Bill Sports: Winter Track — 1. Clubs: F.F.A. — 2, 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3. 4. Honors: F.F.A. (V.P. - 3; Pres. - 4). State F.F.A. - (V.P. - 3.) Curtis L. Hastings Lee Sports: Soccer — 3. Clubs: Drama — 2, 3; Science Club — 2, 3, 4; Chess — 3. South Pacific — 3. Future Plans: Attend Pfeiffer College. Butch Hayes Sports: Basketball — 1, 2, 3; Football — 1, 2, 3; Track — 1,2, 3. Charles G. Hayes Charlie Clubs: Library Club — 1, 2, 3, 4. Seniors - 119 Patrice Joanne Heinold Patti” Sports: Hockey — 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball — 1; Tennis — 1,2, 3, 4; Track — 1,2. Clubs: Varsity Club — 3, 4; Pep Club — 4; Student Council — 1, 2, 3. Future Plans: Attend University of Delaware — Secretarial Courses. Thomas S. Herholdt Tom Sports: Soccer - 2; Tennis -1,2. Clubs: Band - 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: After college — a short vacation in Vietnam. Jack Holland Gaye Holleger Gaye Sports: Kent Sussex Track — 1. Clubs: Library Club — 4; Office Runner — 1, 2, 3. 4 Future Plans: Secretary or IBM Key Punch Operator. 120 — Seniors William Lamont Hayes McNasty Sports: Football - 4; Wrestling - 3; Track - 2. Clubs: Human Relations. Future Plans: To stay unmarried. Karen Harte Heart Clubs: — O.E.A. — 4 (state, local, national); Delaware Business Clubs — 4; F.H.A. — 4; Library Club — 4. Future Plans: Nursing. Lucille Eileen Hickman Lucille Clubs: Library Club -1,2, 4; Chorus - 2; Young Artists Program — 4. Future Plans: Become Secretary. Cheryll Marie Hills Cheryll Jelly Roll Sports: Softball - 1. Hockey - 1, 2. 3; Powder Puff - 2. Clubs: A.F.S. 1; Varsity Club — 3; Student Council — 1. Future Plans: Attend Delaware Tech. Ronald Hollenbeck Ronny Terry Holloway Terry Sports: Baseball - 2, 3. Future Plans: Marine Corps. Mary Ann Hughes Mary Ann Sports: Hockey - 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1,2; Softball — 1,2, 3; Power Puff - 1, 2, 3. Clubs: Varsity Club - 3,4; A.F.S. - 1; Human Relations — 3, 4. Honors: All Conference Hockey. Future Plans: Nursing. Frank R. Ingram Frank Sports: Football — 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1, 2, 3; Wrestling — 3, 4. Clubs: Varsity Club — 3, 4. Chester M. Hope Tookie Sports: Football — 3, 4. Clubs: Human Relations; Varsity Club. Honors: Human relations essay winner. Future Plans: Attend Morgan State College. Barbara Winfield Hugg Barbie Clubs: Gymnastics - 1. 2, 3, 4; Band - 1, 2. 3, 4; Political Science — 3; Drama — 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Attend Concord College, become physical therapist. Linda Diane James Linda Clubs: Pep Club — 3, 4; Jolly Roger — 4; Library Club — 4. Future Plans: Attend Delaware Tech, and take up Library Tech. Frederick C. Jenkins Rick Clubs: Young Artists Program — 4. Honors: Wye Institute Book Award for Leadership. Future Plans: To live simply and wholeheartedly. Seniors - 121 Howard James Johnson Howard Sports: Track - 2, 3, 4; Soccer - 2. 3, 4. Clubs: Varsity Club - 3, 4; V.I.C.A. — 2. Future Plans: Marine Corps. Sylvester Johnson Danny Sports: Soccer — 3; Wrestling — 3. Clubs: Human Relations — 3. Honors: Certificate for Physical Achievement. Future Plans: Planning to attend University of Delaware; Major in business administration. Louis Williams Jones Sweetmeat Clubs: Pep Club — 4; Human Relations Club — 4 Future Plans: U.S. Army. Steven King Steve Future Plans: Electrician. Bonnie Lynn Kirby Bonnie . Future Plans: To work in a store or at town library. Frank Richard Kirby Frank Future Plans: Work at Kirby's Paint Body Shop. Thomas Edward Kirby Tom Clubs: F.F.A. — 1, 2, 3. 4. Future Plans: Plan to raise, tram and race horses. William H. Kittrell Kitch Sports: Wrestling — 1; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Human Relations — 4. Future Plans: Attend Delaware State and study Business Administration. 122 — Seniors John Howard Kohn John Clubs: Science Club. Future Plans: To study Medical Lab Technology. Kathleen Laremore Kath Sports: Hockey — 1; Softball — 1. Clubs: Pep Club — 1.2, 3, 4; Drama — 2, 3, 4; Political Science — 3; F.T.A. — 2, 3; Onions in the Stew — 4; Pillow Talk — 1; Pennant for the Kremlin — 3; South Pacific — 3; Annie Get Your Gun — 4. Future Plans: Attend Appalachian State and become Physical Education Teacher. John Logan LeCompte, II Jack Sports: Basketball — 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Drama — 2, 3. 4; Student Council — 1,2, 4; Honor Society - 3. 4. Honors: Outstanding Teenager of America - 1970; Boy's State; Who's Who. Future Plans: Attend University of Delaware and Major in Physics. Nancy Ellen Legates Nance Sports: Flagettes - 4. Clubs: Pep Club — 1.4; F.T.A. - 1, 3, 4; Drama Club - 4; Newspaper - 4; F.H.A. — 4; French Club — 3, 4; A.F.S. — 4. Honors: Honor Society - 3, 4; Who's Who — 4. Future Plans: Attend University of Delaware. College of Education. is Ken Ralph Lewis Ralph Sports: Cross Country — 4; Track — 3. Clubs: Drama Club — 4; Student Council — 4. Future Plans: College. Linda A. Lewis Joey Clubs: Chorus — 2, 3, 4. Future Farmers — 4; Human Relations — 3, 4. Future Plans: Attend Art School. James Lovett Ruth Lynn Lurwick Ruth- Sports: Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis — 1,2, 3, 4. Clubs: Pep Club -1,2; Drama -1.2. 3. A.F.S. - 4; Varsity Club - 3. 4; Prom. Comm. — 3, 4. Honors: Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Who's Who. Future Plans: Attend University of Delaware, College of Nursing. Seniors — 123 Roland Macklin Roland Clubs: D.E.C.A. — 1. 2; Library — 1. Future Plans: Go to Work. Gwendolyn Kay Martin Gwennie Sports: Softball — 1,2, 3, 4. Clubs: A.F.S. — 1; Library Club — 1. Future Plans: Attend Milford School of Nursing. Samuel Robert Marten, Jr. Bob Clubs: V.I.C.A. - 3. 4. Future Plans: Study Drafting and Design at Delaware Tech. Dona Lynn McFadden Morticia Clubs: D.E.C.A. — 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Art — 3; Newspaper — 3, 4 (Editorial Editor); Prom. Comm. — 3. Future Plans: Pursue a career in Journalism. Lmda Lee McWilliams Linnie Sports: Basketball - Varsity Manager — 3 Clubs: Pep Club — 1, 2. 3; Library - 1. Future Plans: I plan to attend Lancaster School of Nursing. Lewis D. Merchant Future Plans: To be a barber. 124 — Seniors Charles McLaughlin Chuck Clubs: F.T.A. - 4; Drama Club - 4; Annie Get Vour Gun . Honors: District Level 1st Place Freedom's Challenge. Future Plans: Attend University of Delaware and Major anthropology and sociology. John A. McPherson Surf Future Plans: To be an architect. Janice Messick Jan Clubs: Chorus — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club —1,2. Future Plans: Marry John. Linda Messick Peachy — Bod Clubs: Student Council — 1,4; Library Club — 1,2, 3, 4 (Pres. 3, 4.) Future Plans: Marry Chris and do some Library work. Nelson Samuel Millman Sammy Sports: Soccer — 1; Tech Center - 2, 3, 4 Future Plans: To become a barber. Emily Mills Joyce A. Miller Sports: Softball - 2. Clubs: V.I.C.A. - 3, 4. K.V.T.I. - 3. 4; Glee Club — 1; Library Club — 3, 4. Future Plans: Attend Miami, Florida and become Nurse. Nicholas F. Miller Nick Future Plans: State Policeman. Kenneth Alan Mills Kenny Clubs: F.F.A. -1,2. Future Plans: To become a horse trainer. Gary B. Miltiades Sports: Basketball -1,2; Soccer - 2; Baseball - 1. 2. 3. 4; Football - 1. Future Plans: Be happy and rich. Seniors - 125 Eugene Gregory Moore Greg Sports: Football — 1,2; Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: A.F.S. - 4; Varsity Club — 4. Future Plans: Attend Wesley. Michael Leroy Moore Mike Sports: Basketball — 1, 3. Clubs: Chorus — 1, 3; Student Council — 3; F.F.A. — 4. Future Plans: Attend Univ. of Del. and study agriculture. Phyllis Ann Moore Phyl Sports: Softball — 1; Flaggett 3, 4. Clubs: F T.A. — 1,2, 3, 4 V. Pres.; Drama Club - 1, 2. 3, 4; Newspaper - 1, 2, 3, 4; A.F.S. - 3. 4; F.H.A. - 4; French Club - 3. Sec. 4; F.T.A. - 1.2, 3. Future Plans: Attend Univ. of Del. and get married. Carl D. Morgan, Jr. Skip Sports: Wrestling — 1, 3, 4. Future Plans: Attend Computer Institute of Delaware. Marsha Ann Morgan Sports: Jolly Roger — 1; Drama Club — 1; Young Artist Program — 4; Honorary Member of Pep Club - 4, Stage Crew of Annie Get Your Gun ; Prom. Comm. - 3. Future Plans: Study Art at Lynchpurg College, Va. Sandra Morris San Clubs: Drama Club — 1; D.E.C.A. — 4 Future Plans: Work at an orphanage. Mary Frances Morrison Clubs: Glee Club — 1; O.E.A. — (national, state, local); National Business Clubs. Honors: Typist of the year - 3 (2 awards). Future Plans: Attend Del. State College — Business teacher. Kristy Lynn Mosley Krusta Clubs: V.I.C.A. — 2, 3, 4 (State Treas. 3); State Adm. Asst. (V.I.C.A.) 4; N.H.S. — 4. Honors: Natl. V.I.C.A. — 1st place public speaking — 3; Second place Student of the year — 3; Safety Essay — 4, SI,000 Savings Bond; 1st Place H.S. Oratori- cal Contest: Who's Who Among H.S. Students. Future Plans: Nursing. 126 Seniors Donald Mulholland Sports: Football — 2, 3. Future Plans: Get married. Granville Mumford Butch” Sports: Basketball - 1 (lettered); Soccer - 3 (lettered); Future Plans: Whatever comes up. Jo Ann Murray Spunky Clubs: Library Club — 4; D.E.C.A. Club - 4. Future Plans: Attend Woodside Vocational Center. Leroy Myers, Jr. Leapin' Le-Roy Sports: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 2, 3. 4. Future Plans: Attend North Carolina College. Debra Lynn Nailor Debbie Clubs: Pep Club - 4. Future Plans: Missionary worker. Susan Palumbo Clubs: A.F.S. — 3, 4; Pep Club — 4; Library Club — 4. Transferred here in Junior Year. Future Plans: Registered Nurse. Felicia E. Parker Fely Sports: Cheerleading — 3, 4; Softball — 1; Powder Puff Football — 2. Clubs: Chorus — 3; Pep Club — 3, 4; Human Relations — 3, 4. Future Plans: Go into the Navy. David L. Passwaters Clubs: F.F.A. — 2, 3. Seniors - 127 Joseph John Pearce “Jay Sports: Tennis — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1,2, Mgr. 3, 4; Cross Country — 2. Clubs: Varsity Club - 3, 4; Student Council — 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres.; Dance Band — 3, 4. Honors: Boy's State — 3. Future Plans: Attend Univ. of Del. and major in Computer Science. Kathy M. Pennington “Kay Clubs: O.E.A. — 4 (National, State, Local); Newspaper — 3, 4. Future Plans: Happiness . Juanita S. Passwaters “Nita“ Clubs: V.I.C.A. - 2, 3, 4; K.V.T.C. - 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: To get married and work as a cosmetologist. Patricia Patterson “Trisha Sports: Cheerleading — 1,2, 3, 4 Capt.; Tennis — 2. Clubs: Varsity Club — 3, 4; Pep Club — 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 3. Honors: Homecoming Queen — 4; Who's Who - 4. Future Plans: Attend High Point College. Joanne Natalie Poore Clubs: Pep Club — 2, 3; Political Science Club — 3; O.E.A. — 4 (National); Del. Business Club — 4. Future Plans: Attend Massey Jr. College (Georgia). Gail Lynn Porter “Gail Sports: Basketball — 1; Softball — 1. Clubs: O.E.A. — 4 (National, State, Local); Delaware Business Club — 4. Future Plans: To attend Georgetown Tech. 128 — Seniors William McCauley Phillips “Bill Sports: Cross Country — 2; Tennis — 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Varsity Club — 3, 4. Future Plans: Attend Univ. of Del. Kenneth Ashton Piccolo Pic Sports: Basketball — 1. Future Plans: To live. Cathy Lynn Prettyman Prettyman Sports: Powder Puff Football - 1. Clubs: Pep Club - 1, 2, 3; Drama Club - 2, 3, 4; Political Science Club - 3; F.T.A. - 3, 4 Sec.; Yearbook - 4; Pillow Talk — 3; Annie Get Your Gun — 4; Prom Comm — 3. Honors: N.E.D.T. award — 2; Who's Who — 4; Class Sec. — 3; Quill and Scroll — 4. Future Plans: Attend Univ. of Del. and become an English teacher. David H. Pyne Sports: Track — 1. Future Plans: Attend Univ. of Del. and leave Milford. Carol J. Raspe Dimples Sports: Softball — 1. Clubs: S.V.T.C. — 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: To become a beautician. Gale Redden Snoop Clubs: O.E.A. — 4 (National. State. Local); Pep Club — 4; Cheerleader - 4; Chorus — 2; Newspaper — 3, 4; Del. Business Clubs — 4. Honors: Quill and Scroll — 4. Future Plans: Become a Secretary. ■ Lena Faye Robbins Faye Clubs: Basketball — 1,2; Drama Club — 2; Pep Club — 1. Future Plans: Attend Univ. of Del. College of Nursing. John Reynolds Rogers III Jack Clubs: A.F.S. - 2, 3. 4; V.I.C.A. - 2, 3. 4; Political Science - 3; K.C.V.T.C. — 2, 3. 4. Future Plans: Do my thing with flowers. Seniors — 129 James Richardson Assumption M. Rizo Sunti Sports: Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis — 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: French Club — 3 V.P., 4 Pres.; Drama Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club — 2, 3, 4; A.F.S. — 1, 2. 3. 4; Prom. Comm. 3; Pep Club — 4. Honors: Homecoming Court — 4. Future Plans: Attend Univ. of Del. major in French. David Neil Rutt Dave Sports: Football — 1. 2, 3, 4; Wrestling — 3. Clubs: Varsity Club - 3. 4 V.P.; A.F.S. — 4; Yearbook — 3, 4; Annie Get Your Gun — 4; Prom. Comm. — 3; Homecoming Comm. — 3; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Class Treas. — 4; Quill Scroll — 4. Honors: Elk Youth Leadership Award — 4; N.E.D.T. Award — 2, Who's Who — 4. Future Plans: Attend college and major in political science. John H. Sammons Sam Clubs: South Pacific - 3; Band - 1, 2, 3, 4; D.E.C.A. - 3; Dance Band - 3; Audio Visual - 4; Student Council - 2; Jolly Roger - 3, 4 Future Plans: Go into Electronics. Willie James Savage Poukcome Sports: Track — 2. Clubs: V.I.C.A. — 3. Future Plans: To go on to another school. Mona Ann Schuler Clubs: Band - 1; Pep Club - 4; A.F.S. - 4; Science Club - 4 National Honor Society — 4. Future Plans: Go into Nurse; training at Washington Medical Center. 130 - Seniors Marian Christine Rogers Chrissie Clubs: Library Club — 4. Future Plans: Go to work. Richard Rollison Peanut Sports: Soccer — 1. Clubs: Safety Patrol - 1. Future Plans: Go into the National Guard. William Leonard Sapp Bill Sports: Track - 3, 4. Honors: Who's Who - 4. Future Plans: Go to Univ. of Del. major in Civil Engineering. Elaine Savage Clubs: A.F.S, — 1; Pep Club — 1. Future Plans: Travel around the world. Anna Elaine Scisley Ann Clubs: O.E.A. — 3, Pres. 4. (National, State, Local); Delaware Business Clubs - 4. Future Plans: Attend Dyke College. Gary J. Sharp Sharp Clubs: F.F.A. — 4. Future Plans: College. Thomas Shorts Buttons Clubs: V.I.C.A. — 1,2. Future Plans: Go into Contracting. Mary Simpson Mary Future Plans: To study Bible. Michael J. Shea Doley Sports: Soccer — 1, 2. 3, 4; Gymnastics — 2, 3. Clubs: Varsity Club — 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Attend College. Bruce Darnell Short Bird Sports: Football — 2; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Human Relations Club — 3, Pep Club 3. Future Plans: Attend college and major in Math. Paula Joanne Simpson Paula Sports: Hockey - 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1,2; Tennis — 1, 2, 3. Clubs: A.F.S. — 2, 3 Treas., 4 Pres.; Varsity Club — 3, 4; Pres, of Student Council — 4; Honor Society — 3. 4. Honors: Who's Who — 4; Girl's State — 3; Elks Youth Leadership Award — 4. Future Plans: Attend College majoring in Philos- ophy and Psychology. Daniel C. Sizemore Danny Sports: Soccer — 4. Future Plans: Go into the Service. Seniors — 131 Martha Smith Clubs: V.I.C.A. — 3. 4. Future Plans: To become a child care teacher. Ronald M. Smith Smitty Sports: Basketball - 1, 2, 3. 4; Football - 1.2, 3. 4; Golf - 1; Tennis - 1. Clubs: Varsity Club - 1. 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Attend College. Linda M. Sleva Clubs: Library Club - 1. 2. 4; Pep Club - 3. Future Plans: Go to Work. Larry Smith Smitty Sports: Track - 1; Cross Country - 1.2; Tennis - 2, 3, 4 Clubs: Band - 1. 2, 3, 4; Library Club - 3. 4; Varsity Club - 3; Jolly Roger — 3. Future Plans: Attend Del. Tech, and major in Business. Sandra Lee Smith Sandy Clubs: O.E.A. — 4 (National. State. Local); Library Club - 4; Delaware Business Club - 4. Future Plans: Attend Del. Tech. — Study to be a Secretary. Steven P. Sorknes Steve Sports: Golf — 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer — 3, 4; Football — 1,2; Basketball — 1. Clubs: Newspaper - 2, 4; Dress Code Comm. — 3; Class Rep. - 3; Class President — 4. Honors: Who's Who - 4. Future Plans: Attend College, majoring in International Relations. Matthew Oliver Spellman Matt Sports: Football — 4; Track — 4. Clubs: Human Relations — 3, 4. Future Plans: To become a Barber. Herbert Grier Stayton Grier 132 - Seniors Carolyn Elaine Stevenson Lynn (Ugly) Sports: Cheerleading — 1, 2, 3; Softball - 1. Clubs: Varsity Club — 4; Pep Club — 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. — 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: Attend Univ. of Del. major in Elementary Education. Carla Jean Stratton Bean Clubs: D.E. — 4; Library Club — 4. Future Plans: Study Actinq. Garceil Street Sports: Track — 1, 3, 4; Baseball — 1. Clubs: F.F.A. - 1, 2. Future Plans: Enter Navy Laura Mariane Swain Marty Clubs: French Club — 3; Pep Club — 3; Band — 4 Future Plans: Major in Interior Design at Univ. of Del. Michael David Swain Axel Future Plans: Attend the Univ. of Del. Bill Taylor Frederick Merrill Thistlewood Ernie Clubs: Safety Council — 1, 2. Future Plans: To enter the Marines. Deborah L. Thomas Debbie Sports: J.V. Hockey — 1; Tennis — 1,2, 3. Clubs: Drama — 2, 3, 4. A Pennant for the Kremlin , South Pacific , Annie Get Your Gun ; Chorus — 2; Pep Club — 2, 3; Yearbook — 3 Jr. trainee; 4 Editor. Honors: Delaware All-State Chorus 2. 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 — Pres. Quill and Scroll — 4; Merit's Who's Who in America. Future Plans: Medical Secre- tary. Seniors - 133 Michelle Arlene Tice Shelly Sports: Basketball -1,2; Track - 1; Band - 1, 2, 3; Softball - 1. Clubs: Student Council -1,4; Glee Club - 1; Human Relations - 4. Future Plans: Maryland State College. Ethel Tiggs Gerald Tiggs Jerry” Future Plans: Go to D.T.C. (Georgetown). Rita Mae Tingle Clubs: F.T.A. - 1, 2, 3. 4; Safety Club -1,2; A.F.S. - 3. 4; Drama Club - 2. 3; Pep Club - 3, 4; Chorus -1,2; Prom Bid. Comm. — Chairman - 3; Homecoming Comm. — 3. Honors: Kent County Chorus. Future Plans: Attend the University of Delaware - Major in Elementary Education - teach first grade. Bonnie Eleanor Titus Sports: A.F.S. — 2, 3, 4; Drama — 2. Honors: Lions Summer Exchange Student to Finland. Future Plans: Attend D. T. C. C. College Parellel. Lynda L. Torbert Tor-bo Clubs: D.E.C.A. I, II (Vice President of D.E.C.A. II); Library Club - 4. Future Plans: Marriage. Elizabeth Pierce Townsend Betsy Sports: Tennis - 2. Clubs: Jolly Rogers -1,4 (Feature Ed.); F.T.A. - 4; Drama Club - 2, 3, 4; Library Club - 1, 2, 3, 4; A.F.S. - 4; Band - 1. 2. 3, 4; Yearbook - 4, Cheerleading - 4; Pep Club. Future Plans: Attend Univ. of Del. Sheryl Yvonne Tucker Clubs: Delaware Business Clubs (D.B.C.); Office Education Association; V.I.C.A.; Kent Center - 3, 4 Future Plans: Further my knowledge in Data Processing - working for two years at Playtex — Attend College in Georgetown. 134 — Seniors Diane Virginia Van Vorst Dia or Sam Sports: Powder Puff game — 1,2; Clubs: Student Council — 2; Treasurer; Pep Club — 1, Treas 2, 3; Drama Club — 1.2, Class Rep. Treas. — 3. F.T.A. — 1,Treas., 2 V.P., 3 Pres; 4 Pres., Junior Class Pres. Forrest R. Wyatt Smokey Clubs: F.F.A. — 1, 2, 3. Future Plans: To travel around the Country. Bruce Franklin Wardwell, III Transferred from C.R. Clubs: Jolly Rogers - 4; Pep Club - 4; D.E.C.A. - officer. Honors: D.E. State Parliamentarian. Future Plans: Work on the U. S. Army then to Bible College to become a minister. Allen R. Warren AT Future Plans: Hard Work and one girl. Rose Marie Warren Shorty Clubs: National O.E.A. - 4; State O.E.A. — 4; Local O.E.A. - 4; Del. Business Club — 4; Library Club -1,2; Chorus —1,5 Future Plans: Attend Georgetown College. Yvonne Warren Clubs: D.E.C.A. — 1. Future Plans: Nursing School. Bruce Julian Watson Jaumbo Sports: Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain; Basketball — 1, 2; Track — 1, 3, 4. Clubs: Varsity — 2, 3; Human Relations — 3, 4; Student Council — 4. Honors: Who's Who in High School in America; Outstanding Teenager in America; All-Conference, All-State, All-America — 1969-70; Who's Who in Athletics in America; Coach and Athletes Magazine — Honorable Mention. Future Plans: College. Fabian Jo Watson Sports: Basketball Manager - 1; Powder Puff - 2, 3. CK. F.T.A. — 3, Treas.; Drama Club — 2, 3; Jolly Roger (Business Manager) 3, 4. Future Plans: Nursing School. Seniors - 135 Carol Webb Clubs: O.E.A. - 4 (National, State, Local); O.E.A. — 4, Histor- ian (Local); Delaware Business Clubs - 4. Future Plans: Attend Georgetown Technical Community College. Mary Deborah Webb Debbie Clubs: D.E. I — 3; D.E. II — Pres. — 4; Student Council — 1, 2. Future Plans: Attend Delaware Technical College. Alton Atlas Whaley The Fox Sports: Basketball - 1; Track -1.2. Future Plans: Enter th Marines. Linda C. Whidbee Lindy-Lou Clubs: Student Council — 4. Future Plans: Enter the Navy. Pedro Tony White Tony Sports: Soccer - 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball -1,2; Track - 1,2, 3, 4. Clubs: Varsity Club — 3, 4; Human Relations Club — 3, 4. Honors: Second Team All-State Soccer. Future Plans: Major in Business Education at Del. State. Elizabeth Ora Wilkins Beth Clubs: F.T.A. - 2. 3. 4; Student Council — 3; Yearbook — 4; Pep Club — 2, 3; Drama Club - 2, 3; Political Science — 3; Annie Get Your Gun — 4. Future Plans: Major in elementary education at Elizabethtown College. Linda Jane Willey L. J. Sports: Tennis —1,2; Cheerleading - 1,2, 3, 4. Clubs: Prom. Comm. — 3; Yearbook — 4; Pep Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Varsity Club — 3, 4; French Club — 3, 4. Honors: Homecoming Court — 4; Who's Who — 4. Future Plans: Major in Biology Univ. of Del. Gloria D. Williams Dawn Clubs: Library Club — 4; School Play — 4; Human Relations — 3, 4; Pep Club — 4. Ivy Jean Williams Ivy Sports: Hockey - 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1,2, 3; Softball — 1, 2, 3. Clubs: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Sec., Student Council — 3. Honors: Homecoming Court — 4; Conference Hockey Team — 4. Future Plans: Attend Univ. of Del. Marvin DeWitt Williams Mes Sports: Track — 1,2; Soccer - 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Human Relat- ions Club — 3, 4; Dress Code Comm. — 3; Pep Club — 3, 4; Drama Club — 3, 4; Varsity Club — 2, 3, 4 Pres. Honors: All-State Soccer Team — 4; Who's Who — 4. Future Plans: Attend College and later join Navy. William M. Yerkes Yerks Sports: Track — 1. Clubs: Safety Council — 1. Jessie L. Young Jessifer Lucifer Clubs: Human Relations — 3, 4. Future Plans: Go into Nurses Training. Seniors - 137 Dale Wilson Rick Sports: Football — 1; Basketball — 2; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer — 3, 4. Clubs: Yearbook - 4; Annie Get Your Gun — 4; National Honor Society — 2, 3, 4; Prom. Comm. — 3; Science Symposium — 3. Honors: Who's Who — 4. Future Plans: Major in Electrical Engineering Univ. Del. Nancy Wilson Nan Clubs: V.I.C.A. — 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: X-Ray Technology. SENIOR ABSENTEES Ruth Bowden Bobby Jivens Jive Sports: Basketball 1, Football 1,2. Future Plans: Travel a little. Robert A. Portz Bob Sports: Golf 1, Football 1, Basketball 1. Future Plans: Live in a harem. Sylvester A. Whaley Sports: Track 1,2,3. Seniors - 139 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Likely To Succeed - D. Thomas, J. LeCompte Most Spirited - T. Patterson, K. Lewis Most Talkative - C. Hayes, T. Herholdt, G. Best Dancers - J. Claytor, L. Willey Martin Not Pictured — Best All Around: B. Corder, D. Rutt Class Flirts — J. Gottorf, S. Sorknes Most Courteous - J. Pearce, R. Felton Most Original — M. Annand 142 — Graduation Graduation - 143 WE, THE CLASS OF 1970 OF We the Class of 1970 of M H.S of the City of Milford. County of Sussex, and State of Delaware, being of sound mind and body hereby revoke all will� , codicils, and tostamontary, dispositions heretofore made by us. and declare this to be our last will and testament. First We appoint Mrs Janice Johnson Osterholm and Mr. Maximilian Wmkler Baldwin to sole executcr of our last Will and Testament. Second After the Paymont of our just debts, we devise and bequeath all the real and personal property to which we may be entitled, and over which we may have any disposing power at the time of our death, to be disposed of in the following manner Jesus R. Adia leaves his book reports and failing grados in English to any deserving student David John Angelucci leaves to Mr, Wonderly a map from the school to his house Melanie Anne Annand leaves to the Junior High School students prison uniforms and shackles, to prepare them for high school Deborah Jane Aptt leaves to the Class of ‘71 a can of red paint, a 15' pole with a paint roller on the end. and the drive in theatre screen. James C Bailey leaves the girl in the darkroom to next year’s photog rapher Sandra Diane Bievenour leaves a body guard to Mr Wonderiy's overhead protector, James Edward Blackwell leaves to all underclassmen the will to try harder. Ruth Bowden leaves a broken vase to hold Mr Wonderiy’s dead roses. Robert Charles Bowor bequeaths to any dosorvmg person his complete guidebook entitled. How to Skip 182 periods in My Junior Year and Only Get Caught 3 times. Patricia Ann Brady leaves a message: “Be wise in your plans for the future, for life is Short Paul Winter Burkett leaves to M H.S real on a roll, soft toilet paper in the bathroom to replace the Christmas wrapping paper now in use. Linda Messick Carter leaves Mr. Baldwin bettor luck at his next more tonum. Donna Chaney leaves to Mrs Montgomery a pencil and all her happiness from the past year. James Claytor leaves Mrs. Smith all his artistic abilities Gary Cofor loaves to Mr. Koppenhaver a 3 year old copy of Scientific American and to Mr. Baldwin a pink undershirt and Pete Seeger album Bonnie Joyce Corder leaves to Mrs Wheatley her varsity hockey letter. and to Mr Hill a book on Petty Exaggerations. Sandy Darlin leaves all his lousy memories of this school and all his books, pens, papers, forged passes and old cigarette butts. Johnny G. Deale leaves his nice looking machine to Mama Foster. William J Dempsey bequeaths to Mr. Wonderly his anti smog control unit. Sally Louise Dodcnhoff leaves happily, only wishing it had been sooner Kathonne Jean Dowme would like to leave her shorthand tablot to Mrs Montgomery and one of her sneakers to Mrs. Wheatley. William A Dudley leaves all the hard work he accomplished while in the library to Mrs. Smith. Mary Ellen Emory leaves an OEA jacket to Mr. Wondorly. Joyce M Faulkner leaves a dozen dead roses to Mr. Wonderly. Ruth Elizabeth Gardner leaves Max Baldwin 10 multiple choice and 2 essay. Harvey Gillespie leaves to J Brown his small black book of vorso Peter Govatos leaves his good conduct record to Mr. Moyer. Phillip Logan Harris leaves his suits to Mr. Woerhie and his ties to Mr. Wonderly. William R Harris would like to leave his good health to Mr. Lawson so he won't need so many sick leaves Curtis Lee Hastings leaves to Mr. Baldwin all the nonsense he gave us in government. Butch Hayes leaves Mr McGinnis his moustache to “pull on. Charles G. Hayes leaves to Mrs. Smith a new fingernail, and for Mrs. Palmer, he leaves. Thomas S. Horholt leaves The Flying Ficklo Finger of Fate” award to Mr. Moyer for a job well done Gave Hoileger leaves a stapler to Mr. McClung and to Mrs. Palmer a broken tape recorder saying, “Be quiet or you'll be kicked out for two weeks. Ronald Hollenbeck leaves the MHS. cafeteria an I Hate to Cook Book. Terry Holloway leaves a case of Budweiser to Mr. Briggs Barbara Winfield Hugg loaves to Miss Geens a hogchoker and a “Deep Sea Dandy on a bun. Linda Diane James leaves a pair of logging sneakers to Mr. Wonderly and a slightly used volume P.E magazines Frederick C. Jenkins leaves to M H.S. one metal sculpture, one copy of The Poison Cough Drop, and Robert Howard James Johnson leaves Mr. Wonderly, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Wenger, coach McGinnis. Mr. Haight. Mr. Brown, and Mr. Thompson all his love. William H. Kittroil leavos four high performance pills to Fat Cat. John Edward Kohn leaves his broken slide rule to Mr. Koppenhaver so it will be easier for him to justify to his future classes why he rounds off or makes approximations in answering the homowork probloms Kathleen Laromore leaves to Mr. Leone her frog with which he con fill his coconuts and to Mr. Brown two fried eggs. John Logan LeCompt leaves, that's a blessing in itself Nancy Ellen Legates leavos to Don Barrow onocan of baking soda if ho'll finish his neutralization project. Ken Ralph Lewis leaves M.H.S with much gratitude and many thanks. Gwendolyn Kay Martin leaves Miss Foster a “potty pass. Samuel Robert Martin loaves all his girlfriends to Mr. Wonderly. Charles McLaughlin leaves to Mr Kuhlman the book Naked Came the Stranger and the best of luck to him because he gets Rick next year. John McPherson leaves Mr Wonderly a new joke book. Janice M Wmkler loaves all forged oxcusos to Mr. Briggs in hopes that he'll be able to tell the difference next time. Michael Moore leaves part of the great pride he had in being a part of this school in hopes that future studonts will always be proud of M.H.S. Phyllis Mooro loaves to Max Baldwin one unexplained question mark and a great big kiss. Carl Morgan leaves all his notes on how to skip school and get away with it and one pair of “Super Sneak tennis shoes, to Mr. Briggs. Donald Mulholland loaves Milford wishing everyone in the future the best of luck because they will need it. JoAnn Murray leaves to Mr. Palmer and Mrs. Smith a new book sign that cannot be turned over to say old books . Felicia E. Parker loaves Mr. Wondorly a pair of shoes that don't squeak. Oavid L Passwaters leaves Mr. J. Brown a pack of chewing gum. Joseph John Pearce leaves Mr. Koppenhaver a box of “No Doz to keep his future Physics studonts awake. William McCauley Phillips leaves the key to Mr. Rankin's school car. Kenneth Ashton Piccolo leaves Mr. Wonderly a stick of dynamite and a pack of matches Robort A. Portz leaves chemistry completely to Mr. Gussott. Cathy Lynn Prettyman leaves Max a dictionary and her personally compiled essay, How Raquel Welch Got Where She Is Today to keep him warm on those long winter nights. . • Gale Redden leavos to Mr Jackson Brown her typewriter and Mrs. Montgomery her appreciation. Assumption M. Rizo leaves Mr. Parsons seven tuna fish sandwiches and a bottle of sea sick pills. Lena Faye Robbins leaves to Mr. Baldwin ono Kwakiutl. William Sapp leaves to Mr. Koppenhaver a book on “How to take the Boredom out of Physics and to Mr. Thompson he leaves a snow shovel. Willie Savago loaves all his love and the best of luck to future students Thomas Shorts leaves a moral, if at first you don't succeed, keep on pushin'. Steven Sorknes leaves the junior class one slightly used drivo m screen and the ability to spell correctly whilo upside down. Carla Jean Stratton leaves Mr. Wonderly her grandfather's fishing skills plus her long hair, smee he is getting bare. Garceil Street leaves his best to all the sweet girls at M.H.S. Michael Swain leaves M.H.S. one acre of muddy ground for all tho littio piggies to waddle in Today's pigs, tomorrow's bacon . Deborah Thomas leaves to Virginia Sizemore a stack of signed hall passes to escape from room 240 when she pleases Rita Tinglo loavos Mr. Ford a “Pooka . Elizabeth P. Townsend leaves her control of temper to next year's wrestling cheerleading squad Diane Van Vorst loaves a now Salamandor to Mr. Parsons, because we burnt tho whools off tho last one. Rose Marie Warren leaves to Mrs. Corder and Mrs. French her ability to run errands. Fabian Jo Watson leavos to the owner of her dosk in room 1 13. a thermos of hot coffee, blankets and K rations for those long, cold classes Linda C. Whidbee leaves Milford High with many thanks. Elizabeth Wilkins leaves to Mrs. Montgomery a box of band aids for her cat bites ond to Mr. Baldwin a psychology book. George H. Willy leaves to Mr. Briggs and Mr. Moyer their old mail boxes which he stole. Gloria Williams leaves Milford High with much thanks and gratitude. Marvin Williams wishos ho could leave to everyone the power to forgivo. Forrest Wyatt loaves all his extra credits to anyone who needs them. Third We give our said executrix and executor full power and authority, in their discretion, to keep and retain any property over which they may havo control under this our last will and testament in the same form of investment as that in which it may exist at the time of our decease. We also authorize our said executrix and executor, or the survivors of them, if and whenever, in the settlement of our estate, they deem it advisable, at their discretion, to mortage or seal any part of our real or personal property, and to execute and deliver all deeds, instruments of transfer, and other writings necessary to pass a clear and propor title thoroto. Wo direct thot no bond or othor surety bo required of our executrix of their duties as executrix and executor IN WITNESS WHEREOF our officers have hereunto set their hands and seals this sixth day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundrod and soventy. and tho Indopondenco of the United States of America one hundred and ninety three 9: This instrument was on the day of date thereof signed, published, and declared by the said Class of 1970 of Milford High School, in the presenco of us who at their request have subscribed our namos thereto as witnesses, in their presence and in the presenco of each other. COMPLIMENTS OF JOE PALUMBO 146 — Ads Congratulations Class of 70 WEBB'S FORD-LINCOLN-MERCURY, INCORPORATED Ford • Thunderbird Falcon • Mercury • Lincoln Milford, Delaware Phone 422-8071 BURRIS FOOD DISTRIBUTORS and SHOREGOOD POULTRY INCORPORATED Milford, Delaware MILFORD GARDENS Complete Flower Service Wholesale — Retail DONOVAN'S GROCERIES MILFORD, DELAWARE S.E. 2nd Washington Sts. Phone 422-9445 Rd. No. 4 Milford, Delaware SOCKRIDER CHANDLER EXPERT WATCH REPAIR Jewelry — Diamonds 422-5366 BULOVA ACCUTRON TOWN COUNTRY economy auto supply BARBER SHOP INC Three Barbers 38 N. Walnut St. Milford, Delaware 203 N.E. Front Street Opposite City Parking Lot Milford, Delaware 148 - Ads Phone 422-9422 MOTOROLA - PHILCO NORGE - KELVINATOR B.F. GOODRICH - DUNLOP Compliments Montgomery Ward and Co. SEARS Catalog Shopping Milford, Del. Best wishes to the Class of 1970 BILL CRAIG STATE FARM INSURANCE Auto - Fire - Life Homeowners - Business NOTARY PUBLIC Masonic Building Opposite Post Office PHONE 422-8010 or 8019 BENNETT MACHINE CO. Your Authorized Dealer for JAMESWAY DELAVAL MADISON SILOS (FORMERLY MARIETTA) Milford, Delaware 422-4837 SNYDER AUTO SUPPLY Power Take-Off A Specialty Milford, Del. All Makes Television 422-8534 Sets Repaired Franklin Gene Currey Admiral - Sales - Service DEL-MOR TV CO. TV Antennas Installed - Repaired - Moved Milford — Harrington Rd. Ads - 149 422-4541 L ’ICW£,L£Z 1 Route 113 Rehoboth Blvd. Milford, Delaware 19963 T.V. — Air Cond. — Courtesy Coffee Phone in Room — Open Year Around CHARLOTTE CHESTER BIEVENOUR Managers Phone Area Code 302 422-8089 GOODEN’S FLORIST SAY IT WITH FLOWERS . . . SAY IT WITH OURS Milford 422-4961 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. FREEMAN 422-8844 Compliments of WALL'S MILFORD BOWLING LANES 32 lanes for your 33 N. Walnut Street bowling pleasure Compliments ROCKEY'S ESSO of hombl Hu� o� o iHQ� � iNG ctwi . m-fjodhum TflfPMONt 47? 1717 0 D DllAWAOl lti«i Corner Causey Church Ave. Milford, Delaware 422 9301 WILSON'S MUSIC STORE David A. Greenly T.V. Service 8 S. Walnut Milford, Delaware p.O. Box 127 422-9872 Lincoln, Delaware 19960 All musical instruments with famous brandnames, accessories, sheet music, and popular records. 422-5733 Masten Lumber Co. COMPLETE BUILDING SUPPLIES Milford Delaware J. WILLIAM WELLS General Insurance and Real Estate 10 N. W. Front Street Milford, Del. Phone 422-4021 Compliments of PLUMMER'S MOBIL Compliments of Eli Bontrager and Sons Ads - 151 Compliments of Compliments of MILFORD STITCHING OUTLET Del—Mar—Va Nurseries Phone 422-4445 Lincoln, Delaware Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 For Tires, Batteries and Recapping call Grier Lumber Co. KENT-SUSSEX CO. 422-4531 Milford, Del. Ads Joseph S. Lofland, Sr. Joseph S. Lofland, Jr. The Lofland Funeral Home 219 S. Walnut St. Milford, Delawar SOUTHERN STATES Milford Co-op 422-8066 MILFORD, DELAWARE Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. Phone: 422-8094 422-8095 Compliments of MOORE'S ESSO TIMMON’S MOBILE SERVICE Phone 422-4373 Church Ave. Milford WOLLTER’S DRY CLEANING DELUXE SERVICE QUALITY SHIRTS 1 HOUR SERVICE CALL 422-5316 WOLLTERS 4224016 BROWN MOTOR CO., INC. 317 Rehoboth Blvd. Dodge Cars Oodge Oodge Truths Milford, Del. 19963 MILFORD HARDWARE Wm. V. Sipple Son Housewares • Paints Builders of Fine Monuments Since 1869 Sporting Goods • Hardware Phone 4224214 Phone 422-9666 Milford, Delaware Ads — 155 Compliments of THE WILMINGTON TRUST CO. COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 422-5466 Compliments of HOLLYWOOD DINER ARGO LINOLEUM CO. JEWELL’S GROCERY VENETIAN BLINDS EVERYTHING FOR THE FLOOR Milford Delaware COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE 422-4595 YOU RING ... WE BRING Compliments of 156 — Ads DIAMOND STATE DAIRIES Compliments of City of Milford Congratulations to the Class of 1970 WEBSTER FURNITURE COMPANY Milford Rehoboth Beach FRANK CLENDANIEL, INC Compliments of DANEGGER’S NURSERY and GARDEN CENTER Phone 335-5251 Roy Reichhold Earl Reichhold Ads - 157 Compliments of BEST SUBS AND STEAKS ROGERS’ FUNERAL HOME Moore's Lake Market Marconi's Delicatessen 1791 S. State Street 20 S. Walnut Street Dover, Delaware 19901 Milford, Delaware 19963 Phone: 734-5656 Phone: 422-7266 Compliments of ATLANTIC Your Fuel Oil and Kerosene dealer WALLS VINYARDFUELCO. ATLANTIC SERVICE 422-5566 Tires — Tubes — Batteries — Accessories Washing — Wheel Balancing Phone 422-7952 Compliments of Compliments of MILFORD TRUST COMPANY MILFORD GLASS COMPANY THE FRIENDLY BANK Member of F.D.I.C. 158 - Ads MILFORD, DELAWARE MILFORD, DELAWARE Compliments of MILFORD CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Printers and Publishers Milford, Delaware 422-4521 Years of Progress Ads - 159 Compliments of M. ROSKER BATA Food Specialties Valley Maid Potato Chips Phone Milford, 422-8279 Delaware Shoes for Entire Family Miss America Viner Hush Puppies Jarmen for men and Bata own famous line Phone 422-4266 Congratulations to the Class of 1970 HIGH POINT MOBILE HOMES Sales and Park Nationally Advertised Brands Park Swimming Pool Club House Intersection Frederica, U.S.113 113 A Delaware Compliments of BERRY FUNERAL HOMES 160 - Ads MILFORD CANDY STORE MILFORD - FELTON YOUNG REVEL, INC. Office Supplies • Equipment Stationery • Printing 422-4567 Milford, Del. SMOffTTI Compliments of Phone 422-8955 Woody’s Ranch House Restaurant Rte. 113 2 Miles North of Milford Walter Phyllis Wood Milford, Del. Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN FULL DAIRY HOT DOGS FRENCH FRIES QUEEN LINE ll_Ub AND CHARCOAL BURGERS George W. Marshall, Inc. N.E. Front Rehoboth Blvd., Milford 422-8011 Buick Pontiac H. S. SAUNDERS INCORPORATED JEWELERS 422-5617 MILFORD, DELAWARE 162 - Ads Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 Milford. Del. 422-8028 Good Luck to the Class 1970 LOU'S BOOTERY Compliments of O. W. SHOCKLEY INSURANCE AGENCY Milford, Delaware Milford Pharmacy Incorporated Gene Nelson Martin Uffner, Registered Pharmacist Registered Pharmacist Ads-163 164 Compliments of DEWEY SAPP AUTO SERVICE FUELOIL 422 4403 REED'S AUTO SERVICE Jobber and Rebuilder For all type Generators, Starters Alternators and Carbuetors Magneto Repairs Automotive Air Conditioning Delco, Auto-lite, Holley and Carter Auto-lite Batteries Sun Tachometers 422-9621 Milford Delaware MILFORD WHOLESALE GROCERY CO., INC. DUPONT BOULKVARD MILFORD 422-8002 EDWARDS DRY CLEANERS 202 Franklin St. Milford. Del. 19963 Phone: 422-5471 — Ads Boats Motors Trailers WEBB'S MARINE Chrysler — Seabird Marine, Products Phone 422-4638 Buddy Webb Carl Webb Cedar Beach Milford, Del. MILFORD SAW SERVICE Milford, Delaware 19963 Phone 422-8303 Congratulations to Class of 1970 Congratulations Class of 1970 MILFORD RADIATOR SHOP RDI Rehoboth Highway Milford 422-8425 FASHIONS FOR ENTIRE FAMILY AND HOME AT YOUR MOST COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER IN MILFORD, DELAWARE A. T. FITZGERALD Phone: 422-9376 Glass Cut and Installed In Cars and Trucks Lincoln, Delaware Compliments of Compliments of TIDEWATER BILLINGS TIRE AND INLAND SERVICE EXPRESS 422-8031 Rt. 113 —Tire Recapping Service—Esso —Oil—Lubrication, Batteries— Washing—U Haul Rental— Congratulations Compliments of Class of 1970 KIRBY'S Paint and Body Shop Bailey Lawnmower Service Authorized Briggs and Straton Dealer Rd 1 Milford Rehoboth Highway 422-8425 607 S. Washington St. Milford 422-8373 BOULEVARD MEDD'S RESTAURANT DAIRY MARKET Finest in Seafood and Steak Dinners Free Parking Dial 422-7941 Catering to Parties Banquets Rehoboth Blvd. Milford Open 7-11 7 days a week Corner of Church Ave. Maple Ave. Phone 422-9077 Corner of Walnut St. Rehoboth Hwy. Phone 422-8703 331 Rehoboth Highway, Milford, Delaware • 302 — 422-9790 CARTER HOME IMPROVEMENT CHARLES G. CARTER U___________________________ W WE RECOMMENO AND SELL QUALITY MATERIAL Milford, Delaware Phone 422-4040 f MANUFACTURED BY HASTINGS ALUMINUM PRODUCTS, INC. BAYCENTRAL CORPORATION 422-7536 BAYCENTRAL CORPORATION IO COLD STORAGE DAVIS WILKINS Feeds Seeds Fertilizer Insectcides —10° Bulk Food Storage for distributors and processors helping to bring you the quality and convenience of frozen foods. Ads - 167 Compliments Compliments of a FRIEND of SUSSEX POULTRY FITZGERALD'S AUTO SALVAGE INC. We call for and deliver. 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