Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1974 volume:

IULE SEARCHING . I SHARED FRIENDSHIP | as others see us. With this knowledge we are able to mi prove ourselves. Friends make us a more complete person Without friends, we would become lost within ourselves A true friend is like vour second self. -Julie I’ortz. . c. «. ■ .. Throughout a liletime. there exists a natural instinct in everyone to search of an ideal friendship. Whether the Iriendship be with male, female, plant, animal. God. or nature, the instinctive search exists. Friends are our re- flection. Through friendships we are able to see ourselves WHILE SEARCHING SHARED FRIENDSHIP I ENTERED COMPETITION I•ilf is compelilion. Lighting to win at personal goals, brings about development as well as satisfaction. Losing is a strong part of competition. Someone will always be striving for the same goals as you. Though there is humili- ation and pain in losing, a person learns about himsell You continue searching fora way to become the best for ever alone. Denise Hot hermel. SEARCHING ilENDSHIP Competition Hority ENTERE NOTED M Aul horit y is t he right to command or act. I he aut hority of people is vital to society. In our lives, we will always have to accept the [towers and positions of others. In school we have to follow the guidelines of our teachers in addition to those of our parents. We have to follow the instructions of officers when joining organizations. The rules we follow in school, prepare us for the rules we will have to accept in the future. Being able to accept authority in others, helps us to discipline ourselves. ' WfTERED COM NOTED AUTHO I INVOLVED MYS] WITH ;« � j . ,-v i ' 0 fH I wo worlds exist at Milford Senior High School; the world within t he classroom and the world outside the classroom. One can. it he so chooses, acquire a full cultural and social life outside the normal school routine. If someone has a feeling for drama, he has t he opportunity to trv-out for any one of four plays produced by M.H.S. annually. To im- prove one's skills for the future K.F.A.. Y.I.T.A., or D.K.C.A. are available. Kvents ranging from informal dances, to s|x� rts events, to the prom are open to the stu- dents. Only through people can these programs survive. Through participation, one can become a well rounded in- dividual. who can accept responsibility and strive for ac- complishment in all that he does. isdom is not something obtainable simply through books and tests. Personal experiences are a great importance in developing one mentally. Toget her the knowledge of school and the wisdom of experience help to make contentment within a person. One becomes more aware of these around him. and his relationship to them. As a person comes t«� know himself more clearly, he becomes a more important and involved part of society. HING SHARfJBfTffOI:: entejIbd NOTElf AUTH' INVQj.... OBTA IREAi iTH OTHERS UT FOR YOUR HELP 'cry dominant in its role in a small town. Milford Senior High school constantly searches for help from its commun- tty. Students depend on the town for after school jobs. • 'lubs and organizations rely on the community for fund raisings, and social events such as parades. In turn. Mil- lord also prospers from their high school. Through at hie ics. play productions, vocation activities, and communit service projects, the vouth become a stronger part of the DEDICATION . . . Dedication More unique in many aspects than the classes around them, the senior class of 1974 has individuality. Individual — as people, as a class — This has been expressed in the successful underwater prom theme, the homecoming playpen float and the eating contest. However the seniors have realized that there is more to life than school spirit. The se- niors this year seem to be waiting for the end to begin a new aspect in their search for life. Because of this the Milfordian staff has chosen to dedi- cate this yearbook to the senior class of 1974. 8 Seniors Lorenzo Aleman and Elaine Gilewski enjoy a biology field trip at Fow- lers Beach. Greg Adams Leslie Adkins 10 Etheline Agee Lorenzo Alemen At a dance after a football game, Belinda Waller joins Rosie Simpson, Derek Sharpe, Julie Portz, Jacqui Annand, Bobby Wilkins, Hester Gill and John Ament. Pamela Allen John Ament Jacqui Annand Susan Arnold Sally Askildson Melissa Barto Vickie Beebe Cheryl Benton Tommy Benton Barbara Biles 1 1 'i Basketball players, Derek Sharpe and Jeff Scheffer dis- cuss the previous night’s game, before homeroom. During a Senior Class Meeting, Melissa Barto, Sharon Tingle, and fellow classmates ponder over fund-raising ideas. “Close friends are hard to find because it is hard to find someone who understands me, and it is hard sometimes for me to understand others.” Jeff Darlin. — “People drift apart and develop new interest.” Rosanna Mar- shall. — “There are so many two faced people anymore that they can say things to you and then go say some- thing else to another.” Brenda Littleton. Holly Billings Carol Blessing Nancy Boddy Richard Bogan Renee Boyer Sharon Bradley 1? 13 Michele Madeksza takes time out from a Yearbook meeting. 14 Matretha Campbell Dawn Carter Lynn Catts Micky Christy Randy Craft Joaquin Curry Jeff Darlin • 4 Donna Cosden Mike Coverdale Darwin Downes 15 Hope Dear Susan Dearth Kessler Personal opinions about the elimination of T.E.E. hour are gathered from many students, including Susie Chen by Stephane Saxon for the Jolly Roger. Margie Demsey Michael Dickerson Susan Donovan 16 Joey Diago Dean Donovan Taking time out from his reading, Jesse Williams Jeff Darlin, along with Sheree Short and Brooke Phillips take a eyes a Milfordian photographer. break after working on the Senior Class homecoming float. 17 David Fox James Fister Dan Furnish A civil defens Ed Gamm Paul Fisher 19 Vernola Harris Beth Hawkins Eugene Helmick Stanley Hicks Ginny Portz joins her friends, M.M., and Stephanie Saxon at a Christ- mas party. Ginny has spent her senior year in New York studying ballet. Aaron Hurd Robert Hutchins Mike Ingram Wayne Ingram 20 Chris Irwin Willard Irwin Randy Jackson Wanda Jackson 21 Sonya Johnson Debbie Jones Joyce Justice Karen Keily 22 The cafeteria is the scene for the unexpected as shown by Elaine Gilewski feeding Pat Bowman. Its hard to find people who don’t put on airs.” Sharon Tingle. — “My close friends are the ones that I’ve had since first grade.” Elaine Gilewski. —“Human char- acteristics prevent people from being truly loyal to each other.” — “Yes. Most people don’t really stick by you when you’re in trouble.” Merriel Mitchell. Linda Lister Linda Lindale Brenda Littleton David Lovett 24 Joey Diogo, Ken Brown, Brooke Phillips, David Lane, and Beatrice Phillips watch the judging of spirit week costumes. Michele Madeksza Rosanna Marshall Lessa Meredith David Mick Pam Mifflin John Mitchell Merriel Mitchell Patti Morris 25 A friendly hug between classes makes school a little more bearable, as shown by Dinah Scott and Cliff Savage. Mary Sue O’day Florence Oglesby Teresa Morris Ann Marie O’Neill 27 Jeff Paquette During a class break Fred Wyatt lounges with cookies and a coke. 28 Kim McWherler Beatrice Phillips Brooke Phillips Edward Phillip Bobby Sleva finds time for quiet concentration as he works on a draw- ing in drafting class. 29 Debbie Robinson Jill Robinson David Roe Kenneth Rogers Barbara Rothermel Ernie Rogers Joseph Rogers Lorraine Russ Debbie Rust Judy Rust Kenneth Sapp 30 Anthony Savage Carletta Savage Cliff Savage Stephenie Saxon 31 Kim Scott Mary Scott Carol Sharp 32 John Schreck Dinah Scott Derek Sharp James Shaw Carol Short To raise money for the athletic association, the Varsity Hockey squad challenged the faculty to an indoor match. Mike Short Sheree Short To help make M.H.S. a Sparkle City”, Cheryl Tappen and Pat Bowman clean up debris. Assisting are Barbara Rothermel and Sharon Tingle. Charlene Shorts Marietta Sibal 33 Rosemary Simpson Mike Sisson David Sizemore Bobby Slaughter Phyllis Slayton Robert Sleva Among the many members of Black Studies who participate in After a long school day Susan Donavan and Louise dances and other club activities are Florence Oglesby and Cor- Wood hurry to their lockers before catching their bus. delia Price. 34 Anne Sombar Dolly Smith Tina Smith Delilian Spence Pat Stadler Linda Steele Belinda Snipes Collecting class dues was one of the many jobs performed by Rose- mary Simpson as Senior Class Treasurer. Debbie Stokes Despite his attempts to concentrate on studying, James Passwaters continues to day-dream. Tony Summers Madonna Sturgill Gary Swam 36 Thomas Walker Stanley Taylor Mamie Trotman Vanessa Walker Cheryl Tappan Karen Travers Sharon Tingle Thomas Townsend Bruce Tucker John VanSickle The cold ride through the streets of Milford on the Senior Class float seemed worthwhile for Barbara Biles when the float was awarded first prize. Cathy Walls Duke Walsen 38 Kenneth Warner Charles Warren Kitt Warren Steve Warren the library’s facilities useful in doing research. William Washington Donna Webb Linda Wengerd James West Sandra West Jay Sullivan 39 40 Jesse Williams Carolyn Wilson Colleen Winters Patrica Woehrle Embarrassing situations often occur even in times of jest as Mitchell Nelson is caught taking a test from a teacher’s desk. Lamont Young Kaoul Zencak 41 I REMEMBER I remember .. The time gory Ada . The time out the s e won the State Basketball Tournament Gre- was on restriction and Kim and I tried to climb nd story bathroom window on a fire escape lad- der L eslie Adkins. All the good times I had in good ole Milford High Lorenzo Aleman. v Being a c ieerleader in the year 72” and competing with oth- er school . Pamela Allen. When 1 v. as in the 11th grade and got transferred to another school because I was in the wrong school district Warded Allen. When m last year of school came around John Ament. All the times I tried to forget Jacqueline Annand, Our dare to walk on the roof without getting caught Mel- issa Bart When th hopper in the girls bathroom was blown up and everyone got to go home because of the smoke from the fire Vickie Beebe. Mr. Ken Brown’s class being No. 1 and all the fun Tom and I had Cheryl Benton. The time I caught the pigs head on fire during the Children’s Christmas Production Barbara Biles The time Leslie and 1 left school for lunchand her car kept I stalling at the intersection and we were late getting bacMoJ class Holly Billings. Ten stitches in my head from Maria Rizo s h ckey stick dur- ing the Seaford game Carol Blessing. The time we beat Brandywine Richard Bogfo. Boredom Renee Boyer. The time Leslie and I sat in a cross-over wit! the car off lis- tening to the radio waiting for a certain cor to leave the freeze when a cop came up behind us and as ed us what we were doing Sharon Bradley. The fun we used to always have on the last d.iy of the school year W’iliiam Bradley. When we went up on stage to get our award' for basketball and my knees were shaking so bad I could have turned red. I was so scared in front of all the students 1 elores Brady. When I had to stay for detention for something I didn’t do and I was so mad I could have cursed every ne . Marian Brady. . A . Wav back when Linda Brenneman. My reserved Chair in Mr. Brigg’s office D' nna Burbage. The day Debbie Jones got put out of the library Valerie Burton. When we had the best basketball team in the state nis Bush. What I should have forgotten LynnCatts When I skipped school and went to Wilmington, and I rode right by my brother who told my father I) nnaCosden .The time I got carried around the track in a blanket and got thrown across six people's shoulders and then they dropped me Charlotte Coverdale. Den- When things used to be so easy and every time . . Kevin Coverdale. All the dirty looks Milford cops gave me gain from school Randall Craft. bod v partied all the to and leaving 42 d had spit ball fights in Eng- de me on the dual highway Dean Donoven, I remember . When we were in eighth grade an lish class Hope Dear. When Mr. Thom pulled up bes Margie Dempsey. Carrying Charlotte around the track . The time when I was suspende 1 from football for having a confrontation with Mr. Thompsc n Thomas Douglas . When we used to hide from Mr. Marr ne to keep from getting a detention slip Brent Faulk er. W’hen we were Freshmen and hew all the other classes used to pick on us Curtis Finney. . W’hen a friend kept wiggling his ear and making the whole class laug The time that Mr. Fry almost g t his head knocked off by a com cob . David Fox. When Greg Adams wrecked the but in a different place, five Furnish. Asking Mr. Thom 500 unans Gayer. The time Rose Marshall and I had to go back to C.R. and fin- ish our Tennis match. The who e team was depending on us and we lost Elaine Gilewski. in front of me in class Paul Fisher. Fiat t wice on the same road, minutes apart Daniel crable questions Dean When Ron Thom unbelievably skipped his 4th period U.S. ring Sandra Gregory. All the fun Plukey and I had skipping to go see Marvin and Tommy Cernentia Hardy. Last year a man came with some snakes and reptiles Vemola Harris. The time we were having play practice for “Little Mary Sun- shine” and it came to one part where Mary Sunshine was supposed to look into the river which was a pit, and then Bob Haigh dropped a penny in a cup of water and it sounded like someone had fallen in Bethany Hawkins. When I was a freshman and 1 skipped school and went to a party and then went to Virginia and got stopped by the cops and when we got back to school I got 14 detentions. But I had a good time Eugene Helmick. All the detentions I got that I didn’t deserve and all the ones I didn’t get that I should have gotten Joyce Hostedler. Ken Sapp, Ernie Rogers, John Van Sickle, and Jay Sullivan parking in the Junior parking lot because that’s the only place their wheels would spin Aaron Hurd. When we used to have winning basketball teams Micheal had on the Tech-Cen- Willard Irwin. The day our printing class bombed out the electronic’s class and the .Wayne Ingram. All the good times and bad time I’ve ter bus . G®j$stine Irwin. W’hen graduation seemed so far away Flunking Film Viewing Rita Jacksc The time Mr. Eschenmann was going to give me extra curricu- lar activities and I didn’t knov. what curricular meant Wanda Jackson. The time Randy and I poured co onut oil in prfetty boys hair Terry Jester. I remember All the fine times I had in my freshman year Patricia •Johnson. The time I slipped and fell in the cafeteria and no one saw me. It was fun to me when there wasn’t anyone looking Doris Johnson. The three years working in the office with the greatest man, Mr. Briggs . Phyllis Johnson. The click, click, click of the typewriter in yearbook and the mistakes that I made Joyce Justice. All the fun that Barbara, Sharon, Sheree, Sandy, Linda, and I had skipping Karen Keily. In my freshman year when the student body played the “Fish Cheer Song’’ by Woodstock. You never saw so many teachers running . James Kelly. . In Miss Coleman’s typing class and how she always couldn’t find a seat for me because I didn't like any seats Nelson K cii ton'. rience within itsel The time Rosanna Mar see who’s taller Mit My second year up at When Mr. Briggs caught skipping. The time Anne So I remember to I.G. Burton’s Patricia Morris. Doing, seeing, hearing, or saying nothing. I merely imagined the whole four ye rs. You weren’t there either, you know. I made you up too Glen Mumford. The time Lynn ar.d I got suspended for 2 days Jeannie Nash. When Senior skip day came around, and as a Junior, well why not go, everyo le else did Mark Nauman Mr. Webb’s Tth riod Government class. That was an expe- na Neibert. all dared Jeff Darlin to lie down to hell Nelson. -Tech Center Teresa Norris. Sfe chase after you when you got r. Day does . Florence Oglesby. Debbie Green and I almost ran into being late for band practice Ann he knew where all the good places were and we ended up in the slums Philip Krauss. My first year of marching and all the mistakes we made espe- cially going out on the football field before half-time and the football players all coming at us Catherine Lare. All of the fights that we used to have about Ford’s and Che- vy’s in Mr. Mervine’s class David LeGates. Marching in my first football game and how many mistakes we made . Linda Lindale. The time the school caught on fire, and we got out early and Debbie, Sharon, Betsy and me rode around until about 3:00 Linda Lister. The time Kim and I and Leslie skipped school and went to Dover and on the way back I drove and we got stopped by the Dover Police going 63 in a 50. And the cop asked to see Kim’s registration card. So she opened the glove compartment and her nightgown fell out. Anyway I got off because it was my birthday. The worst part about it was we couldn’t stop when the cop put his siren on, because the car didn’t have any brakes Brenda Littleton. Hopping and bopping at the 50’s dance and trying to pump gasoline in our bobby sox and ponytails Donna Luff. The time I threw an apple into Jacqui’s soup bowl and the chicken noodles went all over Micky Christy’s head Michele Madeksza. So much to do on Saturday nights, like , and , and there’s always Rosanna Marshall. When Dan McGinniss was just a jive old basketball coach Kendall McWhorter. The time Leslie Adkins and I got locked out of the dorms in the middle of the night at band camp at West Chester State College Leesa Meredith. The time when students took up for what they believed in and supported the coach David Mick. The day I asked someone something and it kept me up all night John Mitchell. The eighth grade and Mr. Davis standing guard over our lunch table Merriel Mitchell. The day of our A.C.E.S. trip when we had to walk in the rain The first time I went night diving in a pond and the water was clear and cold and everything looked like it was moving and scan Jeffrey Paquette. When Milford High was the place of w-hat’s happening (71- 72). It was when 1 had the most fun and got into the most trouble Beverl Parker. When I had an accident in the Driver Ed car and Joyce Hos- tedler was with me Clarence James Passwaters. Printing our own lake CD’s and football tickets in printing class James P{issw . ters. My junior year of enj yment and my favorite teacher, Mr. Douglas . Beatrice Phillips. When Michele wa- so bored she snored in English class Brooke Phillips What she said, t what she said? All the girls’ bat emergency measu When Mrs. Smi friend an answer How good our V coming now t I said, that you said, that we said, is zat J ulici, iWu. ooms were locked and we had to resort to Cordelia Price, kit ed me out of the library for giving a Lennard Pritchett, its team was, but how bad they are be ronca Rickards. The time I had a :igh: that was really a nice one Riddick. When there wasn’t a gas shortage Debra Robinson. The trouble Leslit and I went through with fried-out at the crossroads, our itching at Whiskey Beach and our club which and t lie martian factory, and all the gas Bil- lv has used on me going to the store Jill Robinson. ■he beginning of a new' school year in 9th i r High School David Roe. The first day of grade at Milford S- The four years I spent in Milford High and what it got me. Nothing . Jose h R gers. One day two boy were covering the door out and 1 wasn t paying attention ind knocked them both down Rogers .All the fun that Sandy, Karen, Linda, Sharon, Sheree, and I have had being in t he (’ll All the fun we had at Kent Vo-Tech all three years Lor- 43 I remember All the good times we had at Kent Vo-Tech Deborah Rust. The time in 11th grade me, Kim and Sandy skipped and rode around Milford neck and did a doughnut into a ditch and ended up all sideways. After we walked 5 miles to the nearest phone, Gary Emory and J. D. Barnard came with $20.00 for a tow-truck and a bottle of screwdriver Judy Rust. When we had the bathroom fire and all us junior firemen were itching to get our hands on some fire work Kenny Sapp. The word serendipity, thanks to Mr. Day Valerie Sapp. Mr. Ingram, the best guidance counselor M.H.S. ever had Anthony Savage. When I ran a 64 yeard touchdown and my pants came down Clifton Savage. Lots of neato things. Especially 4th period Chem-o class in our junior year with Mr. Barrow and his experiments in the dark, his hot-dots, and all other extra-curricular activities Stephanie Saxon. Too much Jeffrey Scheffer. All the good times we had this year and I’ll always remember Mr. Jackson Brown, a very good friend and also Vema, Val- erie and the help on the yearbook float William Schuler. The time Sandy, Holly, Donna, Brenda, Judy and I skipped school and all day went ice-skating on the field and all we had to nourish us was beer and pretzels Kimberly Scott. When a roach meant a bug Derek Sharpe. Jill Robinson and all the rest of them good looking girls James Shaw. All the good times we had at the C.C. Camp, Frogs pond, and at our mansions Michael Short . Cheerleading Sheree Short. The “hum” of Chemistry- Rosemary Simpson. When there was a fire in school and everyone cheered the fire engines David Sizemore. Starting school all over in December when changing over from the old high school building to the new building James Sisson. Miss Coleman in homeroom and all the fun we have in the morning joking around Phyllis Slayton. The days at Indian River Inlet and C.C. Camp, “The Tent”, and the ink berry fight at the Mansions Robert Sleva. The good times we had in typing in 11th grade Dolly Smith. . When Judy, Sharon, Sheree, Linda, and I were skipping our 4th period government class to go to Medd's and ended up getting stuck in the middle of a field on a dirt road, and hav- ing to be pulled out by a truck from Webb’s Ford place Tina Smith. While waiting for the bus at the bus platform and a couple was arguing and the boy pushed his girlfriend in front of an on coming bus Delilian Spence. I was transferred from Milford to Lake Forest and at first regreted it because I had so much fun in Milford before. Now, I am back for my senior year and it was a blast, especially with good ol’ Mr. Best Linda Steele. Mr. Thom’s age. Twenty-one Debra Stokes. When the coaches were fired Charles Summers. All the good times 1 had in Mr. Ken Brown's class of U.S. I remember History CherylTappan. All my experiences leaving school without getting caught Sharon Tingle. In my junior year in my history class, the teacher was just great and I hope that the kids that have him in the future will have as much fun as I did. It was Mr. Ken Brown Thomasa Townsend. All the detentions I got and all the ones I should have gotten Karen Travers. When my best friends and I dressed like old ladies in the eighth grade and everyone liked it Vanessa Walker. Being involved with the Watergate tape scandal Belinda Waller. The time Donna Cosden and I burned water in lab . Cathy Walls. All those wonderful parties at Frog pond Edward Walsen. When we gave Mr. fry a hard time in F.F.A. meetings Kenneth Warner. The day the Milford Hockey team broke Sussex Central’s 34 winning streak Kitt Warren. When I first came to High School and all the friends I have met Steven Warren. When Mr. Briggs used to catch us Senior skipping, but it looks like we got smarter William Washington. The day Linda. Barbara and I skipped Vo-Tech and got caught by Mr. Briggs. Detention hall was paper airplanes, dropping books, and passing notes and listening to Mr. Day lecture and turn red Donna Webb. In my junior year when I went to the Homecoming with Dan- ny Benton and his muffler fell off his old car Linda Wengerd. The time Nancy and I ran through some bushes in back of the junior parking lot to Kim’s house to get out of an assem- bly after Mr. Yost told us to go back Sandv West. Skipping class and going to the guidance office to get a pass Sylvia Whalen. The first time Mr. Briggs caught me drunk in the hall with a pint in my pocket David Wiley. Going to school in the dark during January . Jesse Williams. My senior year Carolyn Wilson. Dressing up the Biology skeleton to look like our favorite teacher, complete with old coat and pipe Colleen Winters. A table fire and burning water in Chemistry and “eeeeagooo pllleease” Patricia Woehrle. The time when I lost Sandra's and my book, and forgot to check the lost and found and Mr. Day gave us detention, and after going to Mr. Engrain, he said it was just a joke Elaine Worthy. The flying fish at the Prom Frederic Wyatt. When I fought the bull in Spain and was defeated by it Raoul Zencak. 44 • ' . 7 T ■ SENIOR DIRECTORY Adams, Gregory W Future Plans: Go to work as an electrician. School Activities: P'-maCM — 4: Football — 1. Adkins. I«e lie Ann Future Plans: Go to college, major in art. and become an Art Teacher School Activities: Band (flaggettes) 2.3; Science Club — 3; French Club — 2,4; Pep Club — 1; Yearbook - 4; Drama Club — 4. Honors: Homecoming Court — 4. Agee. Ethelrine Victoria (Rine) Future Plans: To attend nursing school to become a nurse. Aleford, Lorenzo Aleman. l orenzo (Sly) Future Plans: Go to college and become a Spanish teach- er School Activities: Football — 3.4; Spanish Club — 3,4; Track 4 Honor: Most dedicated football player. Allen. Pamela Renita (Skinny) Future Plans: Thinking about continuing on to college or moving to California for a change of life. Allen. Warded Future Plans: To go to Delaware State College or join the Marines. School Activities: Football — 1.2; Baseball — 1.3.4; Wrestling - 1.2; Basketball - 3. Ament. John Future Plans: Carpeting Work. Annand, Jacqueline Mary (Jacqui) Future Plans: To frolic through the highlands of Scot- land. School Activities: Hockey 1.2,3.4; Science Club — 3.4; Library Club - I; Basketball 1.2.3; Archaeology - 2.3. 4; Varsity Club — 2; Student Council — 3,4; French Club -1.2. Honors: P.S. DuPont Internship. Arnold. Susan Fay Future Plans: To become an airline stewardess. Askildson, Sally Ann Future Plans: To become a registered nurse and enjoy life to its fullest. School Activities: Band — 2,3; Library Club — 3, Bar to. Melissa Christine Future Plans: Go to college. School Activities: Cheerleading — 1.2.3.4; O.E.A. — 4; German Club — 3; Varsity Club — 1.2.3.4; Pep Club — I. Honors: Society of Outstanding American High School Students: Who's Who: Homecoming Court. Beebe. Vicki Lynn (Ba — Ba) Future Plans: To marry Elwood Zook and have lots of kids. School Activities: Vica — 2; Drama Club — 1. Benton. Cheryl Ann (Sissy) Future Plans: Be a dental assistant and Claudes' wife. School Activities: Library Science — 1; Vica — 2,3,4. Benton. William Thomas (Tommy) Future Plans: Go to college School Activities: Football — 1.2.3.4. Basketball - 1.2.3. 4; Varsity Club — 3.4. Biles, Barbara Elaine (Bowsey) Future Plans: “Live a little ' and attend the University of Delaware to major in Home Economics School Activities: Spanish — 1,2,3; Jolly Roger 3.4; Yearbook — 4; Science Club — 3; Pep Club 1; Drama Club - 3. Billings. Holly Sue Future Plans: Attend college and marry I .eon Miller. School Activities: Varsity Club - 2; J.V. Hockey - 1; V. Hockey - 2; J.V Basketball 1: V Basketball 2; Tennis — 1; Science Club — 2,3. Blessing. Canl L. (C.B.) Future Plans: Attend college hopefully to study Criminal Justice. School Activities: Pep Club — 1.2; Softball 1; Basket ball - 1.2,3.4; Varsity Club - 2.3.4; Hockey 2,3.4; Sci- ence Club 3.4; Student Council — 3; Spanish Club — 3,4. Boddy. Nancy Lea Future Plans: Undecided School Activities: Pep Club - 1.2; O.E.A. — 3. Science Club -2.3; A.F.S. — 3.' Bogan, Richard W. (Dick) Future Plans: To go to college and play soccer. School Activities: Soccer — 1.2.3.4; Wrestling — 2; Var- sity Club — 3.4. Honors: All Kent and Sussex and All-State Soccer. Boyer. Renee Carol (Ganee) Future Plans: Go to college School Activities: Hockey - 1.3; Tennis - 1,2; Science Club — 3; Newspaper Staff - 2. German Club — 1.2,3. Honors: Who's Who. Bradley. Sharon Reed Future Plans: To go to college School Activities: D.E.C.A. — 3.4. Bradley. William Michael (Mike) Future Plans: To do things as they come along. School Activities: Varsity Club — 2.3.4; Archaeology Club — 2; Chess Club — I; Football — 2,3; Wrestling 2. Brady. Delores Paulette (Plukie) Future Plans: Join the Navy. School Activities. Basketball I A3. Brady. Marian Vanessa (Vanilla) Future Plans: Thinking about joining service or going to California. School Activities: Black Studies — 1.2.3; Chorus — 3; Drill Team — 1. Brenneman. Linda Margaret Future Plans: Go to school of nursing School Activities: Vica - 2.3. Honors: First place in Vica for Exploratory Health and third place in Vica for Health Assistance. Brittingham. Michael A. (Mike) Future Plans: Go to Del-Tech. School Activities: Football - 1. Brotemarkle, Joyce Lynne (Joycie) Future Plans: Undecided. School Activities: Jolly Roger — 3; Quill Scroll — 3.4; Yearbook - 4; Drama Club — 4. Burbage. Donna Gail Future Plans: Go to Georgetown for a year and marry Gary Holston. School Activities: Science Club - 1.2.3.4. Hockey — 1.2; Basketball - 1.2; Tennis - 1; Varsity Club - 2; Trea surer — 1. Burton. Valeria Elaine (Bat) Future Plans: Get married and go to a nursing school. School Activities: Black Studies — 3; Christian Bucs — 2. Bush. Dennis Future Plans: To become a carpenter. School Activities: Football - 2. Carter. Dawn Ann (Dawn Ann) Future Plans: Attend college someday School Activities: French Club — 1.2,3.4; Science Club — 1; Softball - 1; Chorus - 1. Catta, Lynn Fu ture Plans: Go to airline stewardess school School Activities: French Club — 1.2; Pep Club — 1; Chorus — 1,2.3; DEC A — 3; Student Council — 3; Band (Color Guard) 3; Library Club — 4; Drama Club — 4. Christy. Laurel Michele (Micky� Future Plans: Get married to Billy School Activities: Band - 1.2.3.4. Pit Band (Little Mary Sunshine) — 3. Clark. Clarence Dempsey, Cosden. Donna Kae Future Plans: To attend North Carolina State University and medical school. School Activities: Basketball — 1; Pep Club — 2; Science Club — 3; Honor Society — 4. Honors: Society of Outstanding American High School Students: Who's Who. (‘overdale. Charles E. (Chuck) Future Plans: Go to college School Activities: Football — 1; Baseball — 2J . ('overdale. Charlotte Estella (Joe) Future Plans: College School Activities: Chorus — 2.3; Hockey — I; Softball — 2; Track - 1.2.3.4; Band - 1.2.3.4; Varsity Cub - 2A O.E.A. — 4; Student Council — 2,4. Honors: Who's Who. Trophies, medals, and ribbons in track. ('overdale. Kevin Future Plans: Go to college and have some fun. School Activities: Football - I. ('overdale. Michael W (Mike) Future Plans: To continue working for Burris Foods Dis- tributors. School Activities: F.F.A. — 1.2.3; Vica — 2.3; Student Council — 1. Honors: F.F.A. Green hand Award. F.F.A. Dairy Judging. Craft. Randall W Future Plans: Getting my insurance rates down and keep- ing my girl friend. School Activities: Football — 1. Darlin. Jeffrey Lewis (J.D.) Future Plans: Go to college. School Activities: Wrestling - 1; Football — 2; Student Government — 3; Class Officer 4. Dear. Hope Elaine (Hopeless) Future Plans: Go to college for Nursing and get married School Activities: Vica - 2.3. Dempsey. Majorie (Margie) Future Plans: To travel School Activities: Student Council — 1; Band I Bucca netu) — 2. Dickerson. Michael Norman (Mike) Future Plans: Go into service. Donovan. Dean B. (Nose Man) Future Plans: College School Activities: Jolly Roger — 2; Drama Club — 2,3.4; Band - 1,2,3.4; Pet Band — 1,4; Student Council — 1; Class Officer - 1; Jazz Band - ■ 1. Honors: Received best Drum Major award and won talent contest and was sent to Texas for finals. Douglas. Thomas Edward (Tom Slicks) Future Plans: Attend Morgan State and major in Art. School Activities: Football - 4; Basketball - I; Track - 3; Varsity Club — 3. Downes, Darwin Dale Drummond. Valerie Dutton. Harvey Fannin. Donnie Farrall. Edward Faulkner. Brent. Jr. Fuure Plans: Go to work. School Activities: Football — 1. Finney. Curtis Brian Fisher. Paul Carlton (Paul) Future Plans: Going to college, and working for Acme MarkeU. School Activities: Football — 1; Science — 2.3; Spanish Club - 1.2.3. Fort, John Vernon Future Plans: I’m going to be the biggest pimp in the world. 45 Fox. David Douglas Future Plant: Will work at Plavtetor laying carpet. Fumith. Daniel Kenneth Future Plant: Go to Hawaii after graduation. Gamm. Edward Preston (Gammol Future Plant: Go on to trade school and make a lot of money. Gardner. Michele Geyer. Dean Parker Future Plans: Invade Poland. School Activitiet: Student Council — 1.3.4; Jolly Roger — 2; German Club — 2; Prom Decorating Committee — 3: Ski Club-4. Gilewtki. Elaine Dianne Future Plant: Attend the University of Delaware to be- come an R.N. and have a good time. School Activitiet: Science Club — 3; German Club — 3.4; Student Council — 1; Pep Club — I; Class Officer — 3; Prom Decoration Committee — 3; Homecoming Court — 4; Girts- Field Hockey - 1.2.3.4; Girls' Basketball - 1; Girls' Softball — 1; Girls' Tennis — 3,4. Honors — Who's Who. Green. Bonnie Lynn Future Plans: To attend Del-Tech and become a nurse. School Activities: Pep Club — 1; Vica — 2.3.4; Student Government — 2.3.4: National Honor Society — 3.4; Vica Officer. Gregory. Sandra Teresa (Flint) Future Plans: To get my CPA in accounting. School Activities: Pep Club — 1.2; Black Studies — 1.2.3. 4: Spanish Club — 2,3; Drill Team — 2; Library Club — 2; Science Club — 3: Chorus — 3. Guerin. Patricia L. (Pat) School Activities: Library Club — 2.3; Chorus — 1.2,3; French Club — 2. Hardy. Cernentia Laveme «Mint) Future Plans: Join the Air Force for four years and then get married School Activities: Drill Team — 1.2; Chorus — 1; Pep Club-1; Vica-2.3.4. Harris. Vemara (Nola� Future Plans: To attend Ohio State. - School Activities: French Club — 1; Hockey — 2; Drill Team-3; Softball - 4. Honors: Second Team for All-Conference: Softball — “73 . Hartley. Charles C. (Chuck) Future Plans: College and staying single. Hawkins. Bethany Ann (Beth) Future Plans: I want to work as a nurses' aid and eventu- ally get married. School Activities: Chorus — 1; Band — 2.3.4; Guidance Aid - 2: Decs - 3; Pit Band — 3.4: Blue-Gold Band - 3. Helmick. Dayton Eugene (Holme) Future Plans: Work for awhile and I may go to college. School Activities: Student Council — 1.2.3; Football — 1; Baseball -1. Holleger. Janice Louise (Jan) Future Plans: I want to be a beautician and be married later on. School Activities: Band - 1.2.3; Pep Club - 1.2; Honor Society-2: Vica-2.3.4 Hosted! er, Joyce (Juice) Future Plans: Not sure Hurd. Aaron L. Future Plans: Get a good job and have fun. School Activit ies: Soccer — 1.2.3.4; Varsity Club — 3.4. Hutchins. Robert Mark (Bob) Future Plans: Goto Del-Tech. School Activities: Library Club — 4. Ingram. Michael Kevin (Mike) Future Plans: Attend the University of Delaware to study Engineering. School Activities: Football — 1.2 Track — 2.3.4; Var- sity Club — 2.3.4; Science Club — 3. Honors: National Merit Scholarship — Semi-finalist; Who's Who. 46 Ingram. Wayne Lee Future Plans: To be a success. School Activities: Football — 1: Vica — 1.2.3.4 Irwin. Christine A. (Chris) Future Plans: Work, travel, and maybe get married. School Activities: Vica — 2.3.4: Drama Club — 2. Irwin. Willard J.(Jr (Will Future Plans: To become a Vet. School Activities: German Club — 2.3: Science Club — 3. Jackson. Rita Dolores Future Plans: To live for 5 years in Sweden. England. Ita- ly. Germany and then come home. School Act hit ies: Vica — 2: Decs — 3. Jackson. Wanda Lee (Lulu) Future Plans: Enter nurses training and travel. School Activities: Pep Club — 1: French Club — 1.2.3.4. Jenkins. Henry Edward (Grumpy Jenkins) Future Plans: Going to Florida to bean electrician. Jester. Terry- Future Plans: To be a fire technician. School Activities: Soccer i Manager) 2.3; Varsity Club — 2.3.4; J.V. Basketball-2. Johnson. Patricia Ann (Pat) Future Plans: To finish my trade in Cosmetology and get a good job. School Activities: Basketball — 1; Hockev — 1; Softball — 1. Johnson. Doris Thresa (Debbie) Future Plans: Seamstress Johnson. Phyllis Marie (Waterbuffalol Future Plans: Nursing training and get married. School Activities: Vica - 2.3.4. Jones. Deborah M (Debbie) Future Plans: Get married and go to college School Activities: Black Studies — 2.3; Chorus — 2. Justice. Joyce Ann Future Plans: Secretarial work and get away from home School Activities: Library Club — 2.3.4; Quill and Scroll — 4; Yearbook — 4: O.E.A. — 4: Chorus — 1. Keily. Karen Lee Future Plana: Become a secretary. School Activities: Hockey — 2; O.E.A. — 3.4; Softball — 1.2.3.4. Varsity Club — 3.4; Library Club 3: Chorus — 1; Student Council — 3.4. Honors: Homecoming Court; Who's Who; All-Conference in Softball. Kelly. James E. (Jim) School Activities: Band — 1; Chess — 1.2.3. Honors: Bov's State 1973 Kenton. Nelson George (Nelson Future Plans: College. Kessler. Susan King. Barrett Earl (Barry Future Plans: To join the Army. School Activities: Baseball — 2.3.4. King. Elizabeth (Lix) Future Plans: To work. King. Michael David (Mike) Future Plans: None Klein. Kurt Allen School Activities: Football -4. Kraus Philip Duane (Phil) Future Plans: Attend the University of Delaware and become a radio announcer. School Activitiea: Football — 1.2.3.4; Sports Illustrated Gub — 3.4; Golf — 2.4; Varsity Club — 3.4; Science Club — 3; Drama Gub — 4. Lare. Catherine Marie (Cathy) Future Plans: to attend Del-Tech at Georgetown. School Activities: Student Council — 1; Deca — 3; Pep Club — 1: Band (Marching) — 1,2; O.E.A. —4; Christian Bucs - 4. LeGates. David Bryan (Bear) Future Plans: to go to college and take up I-aw Enforce- ment. I.indale. Linda Jean Future Plans: to attend Del-Tech in Georgetown School Activities: Pep Gub — 1; Library Club — 2.4; Band (Marching) — 1.2; O.E.A. —4. Honors: Who’s Who in Amencan High School Students. Lister. Linda Lorraine Future Plans: to get a job and move away from home. School Activities: Chorus — 1.3; Vica — 2. Littleton. Brenda Sandra (Brenner) Future Plans: to attend Beebe School of Nursing and be- come a nurse. School Activities: Hockey — 1.2.3.4; Basketball — 1; Softball — 1.2; Spanish Club — 1.2; Science Club — 2.3; Pep Club — 1; Varsity Gub — 2. Honors: All-Conference Field Hockey 2.3.4: Homecoming Court — 4. Luff. Donna Kay Future Plans: to go to college and major in math, then to seethe world. School Activities: Spanish Club — 2.3,4; Ski Gub — 2; F.T.A. — 1; Pep Club - 1; Science Club - 1.2.3: Band — 4; Student Council Secretary — 4. Honors: IVho's Who in American High School Students; Homecoming Court — 4. Madeksza. Michele Joan Future Plans: to attend college and travel to the distant comers of the world. School Activities: Hockey — 1.2.3.4; Basketball — 1.2.3; Tennis — 1.2; Archeology — 3,4; Science Club — 3.4; Spanish Gub — 3; Honor Society — 3,4; Vargity Club — 2.3.4; Pep — 1; Prom Decorating Committee — 3: Drama Club — 4;Quill — Scroll — 4; Student Council — 3.4. Honors: Lions Gub Student Exchange to Turkey; Who's Who in American High School Students: Outstanding High School Students; Homecoming Court Marshall. Rosanna Louise (Antigone) Future Plans: to become a lawyer, then buy a deserted island and live in a beach hut. School Activities: French Gub — 1.2: Science Club — 1, 3.4; S.A.V.E. — 3; Prom Decorating Committee — 3; Tennis — 1.3: Drama Club — 3; Students Communica- tions Committee — 3; Jolly Roger — 2. Honors: Third place in Amencan Oratorical Contest. McCole. Debbie Ann Future Plans: to get a steady job. School Activities: Chorus — 2,3; O.E.A. — 4. McKee. Gerald Wayne (Jerry) Future Plans: to go to college. School Activities: Football - I; Soccer - 3.4:-Baseball — 2,3.4; Varsity Club — 3.4. McWhorter. Kendall Phelps (Kandy) Future Plans, to further my education at Morgan State School Activities: Black Studies 1.2.3.4; Drill Team - 1. 2; Spanish Club 1.2; Chorus — 1.2; Pep Club - 1.2; Sci- ence Gub — 3; F.T.A. — 3. Meredith. Leesa G. Future Plans: to go to college and major in nursing. School Activitiea: French Club — 1.2; Honor Society — 3, 4; Band (Flaggette) — 2.3.4; Student Council — 2.3.4; Pep Club-1. Honors: Who's Who Among High School Students; Out- standing High School Students; Outstanding Teenagers of America; Homecoming Court. Mick. David Alan Future Plans: to get a Degree of Horsemanship as Train- er. School Activities: Audio-Visual — 1.2: Movie Club — 4. Mitchell. John William (John) Future Plans: to go to college. School Activities: Soccer — 1.2.3.4; Varsity Club — 2,3.4. Honors: Honorable Mention All-State Soccer; 1st Team All-Conference Soccer. Mitchell. Merriel L. (Squirrel) Morris. Patricia Ann (Patti) Future Plans: to get married and go to work. School Activities: Chorus — 1,2.3; Pep Club — 1: Band — 1.2.3; D.E.C.A. —1.3. Morris. Roget Wilson t Future Plans: to go into the service. Air Force. Mullen. Dynette (Dinah) Future Plans: to become an interior decorator. School Activities: Black Studiee Club 1.3.4; Community Gospel Choir — 3,4 Mumford. Glen Barry Future Plans: to sustain a comfortable living amidst an oppressing, offending society. School Activities; Soccer — 1.2.3,4; Basketball - 1. Mumford. Lynn Annette Future Plans: college, or a steady job. School Activities: Library Science Club — 2,3,4; Varsity Club - 2.3.4; O.E.A. - 4; Basketball - I.2.3.4. Nailor. Glen Wayne Nash, Jeannie C. Future Plans: to attend college to become a Dental Hy- genist and marry the richest guy I can find School Activities: Spanish Club — 1,2,3: A.F.S. — 4; Band(Flaggette) — 2 .4; Pep Club — I. Honors: Homecoming Court Nauman. Mark Andrew Future Plans: to attend college School Activities: Soccer — 1,2,3; Golf — 2,3,4: Varsity Club - 3.4. Neibert. Donna L. Future Plans: get a good paying job and save money and maybe do some traveling. School Activities: Chorus — 1; Buccanettes — 2; French Club — 3,4. Nelson. Mitchell Craig Future Plans: to become nch and die old. School Activities: Science Club — 1.2.3.4; Drama Club — 3; Pit Band — 2; Marching Band — 3; Concert Band — 1, 2.3; Audio-Visual - 1,2; Football - 1.2. Norris. Teresa Lee (Newely Weds) Future Plans: to get married to William Jerome Hender- son (Binkeyl and be a teacher's aid at Milford Day Care Center. School Activities: Student Council — 1: Chorus — 1; Drill Team - 1; Black Studies Club - 3. Oglesby. Florence Mae (Punkin) Future Plans: to attend college and become a lawyer School Activities: Drill Team — 1,2; Pep Club — 1; Span- ish Club - 1,2,3,4; Track - 1,2,3; Black Studies Club - 1.2.3,4; Library Science Club — 2.3,4. O’Neill, Ann Marie Future Plans: to become a Dental Hygienist School Activities: Band — 3,4: Pep Gub — 1; Science Club — 3; Spanish Club — 3,4; A.F.S. — 4. Paquette. Jeffrey G. Future Plans: to work. Parker. Beverly A. Future Plans: to go to work away from Milford School Activities: Black Studies Club — 2.3.4; Chorus - 2.3.4. Pass waters. Clarence James, Jr. (Jimmy) Future Plans: to travel the count ry wit h a band. Pass waters, James Z. Future Plans: to enjoy life and party. School Activities: Soccer - I.2.3.4. Phillips. Beatrice Future Plans: emending to take up nursing or secretarial requirements. School Activities: Christian Bucs — 2,3; Gospel Choir - 3,4 Phillips. G. Brooke (Brooke) Future Plans: to attend college School Activities: Concert Band — 1; Ski Club — 2; Sci- ence Club — I; Chorus — 1.2,3: Yearbook — 3,4; Archeol- ogy Club — 2; Drama Gub — 3.4; Quill and Scroll — 3.4; Student Communications Committee — 4. Honors: Girls' State Representative: Maid of Honor in Homecoming Court; Who’s Who in Outstanding Teenag- ers of America, Outstanding American High School Stu- dent; Honor Society; Soloist with Dover Symphony. Phillips. Edward Katsuya Future Plans: to go to college. School Activities: Varsity Club - 3.4: Football - 2.3.4. Ports, Julia Dent (Boo-Boo) Future Plans: to major in music, and go to college School Activities: Chorus — 1.2; Student Council — 1; Archaeology Club — 1.2.3.4. Ports, Virginia White (Skinny) Future Plans: to become a famous ballerina. School Activit ies: Drama Club — 1; French Gub — 1.2; Archaeology Club 2. Honors: Received a scholarship to New York ar Harkness House Ballet Company during the senior year. Price. Cordelia Mae Future Plans: to go to college. School Activities: Spanish Club — 1.2,3.4: French Gub - 3.4; Black Studies Club - 1.2.3.4; Science Club - 3.4; Student Council — 4; Chorus — 2; A.F.S. — 4: Honor Society - 2,3.4; Girl's Track - 2; Pep Club - 2; F.T.A. -3. Honors: Girls' State; Society of Outstanding American High School Students; National Merit Commendation; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Outstanding Teenager of America. Pritchett. Lennard Layton Future Plans: to go to college. (Delaware State). School Activities: Spanish Club — 1,2; Varsity Club — 2, 3; Wrestling — 2; Chorus — 3. Richards. Veronica Jane (Ronnie) Future Plans: to go to Del-Tech or begin to work for a liv- ing. School Activities: Drill Team - 2. Riddick. Linda Carroll (Pbogie) Future Plans: to become an airline stewardess. School Activities: Drill Team; Chorus; Black Studies Club; Student Council; Library Club. Robinson, Delba Ann (Momma Cool) Future Plans: to become a model School Activities: Basketball — 2; Soccer Cheerleader — 4; Chorus — 3.4. Robinson. Debra Ann (Momma Cool) Future Plans: to go to secretarial school for two yean. School Activities: Pep Gub — 1; Band — 2.3; Chorus — 1; Student Council — 2. Roe. David Wayne (Dave) Future Plans; to go to work in my father's auto body shop. Rogers. Joseph Ronald (Joey) Future Plans: to become a car or truck mechanic. School Activities: Band — 1,2. Rogers. Kenneth Wayne (Kenny) Future Plans: to be a contractor, and have fun. Rothermel. Barbara Jean (Barb) Future Plans: to be a secretary School Activities: French Club — I; O.E.A. — 4; Pep Club — 1; Student Council — 2,4; Library Gub — 2,3.4 Russ. Lorraine S. Future Plans: intends to go to Del-Tech Community Col- lege. School Activities: V.I.C.A. — 2,3,4. Rust, Deborah Ann (Buzz) Future Plans: to go to work and be a housewife. School Activities - VJ.C.A. - 2.3.4. Rust, Judy Ann Future Plans: to go to Beebe School of Nursing and marry Chum. School Activities: Class Officer - 1.2; Drama Chib — 2; Band (Flaggette) - 1.2.3; Student Council — 2.3.4; Ar chaeology Club- 3;Ski Club - 3; Yearbook - 4; Quill and Scroll — 4; O.B.A. — 4; French Club — 1.2; A.F.S. - 1.2- Honors: Homecoming Court. Sapp, Kenneth Wayne (Sappy) School Activities: F.F.A. - 2.3.4. Sapp. Valerie Ann Future Plans: to become a special education teacher for mentally retarded children School Activities: F.T.A. — 1,2; Science Club — 3,4; Spanish Club — 2,3.4; Honor Society — 3.4; Chorus — 4; Yearbook — 4; Quill and Scroll — 4; Drama Club — 4. Honors: Science Symposium; Cultural Arts Society; Who's Who Among Outstanding Teenagers. Outstanding American High School Students. Sauls, Ronald David School Activities: Football — 1.3; Track — 2.3; Varsity Club - 2.3.4; D.E.C.A - 3.4. Savage. Anthony Wayne Future Plans: to become a lawyer, school Activities: Gospel Choir. Savage, CliftooO. (Cliff) Future Plans: to go to work. School Activities: Football — 1,2.3; Basketball — 1,2.3; Track — 1.2.3. State Track Meet — 2.3; Football Captain — 1. Saxon. Stephanie Ann (Steph — annie) Future Plans: to go to college and major in music. School Activities: Student Council 2,3,4; Del. Association of Student Councils -- 4; Science Club — 1.2,3,4; Band — 1,2.3,4; Governor’s Youth Council — 2; Archaeology Gub — 2; A.F.S. — 2; Tennis — 1,2; Quill and Scroll — 3.4; Track — 1.2; Student Representative to School Board — 3.4; Jolly Roger — 2.3.4; German Club — 2.3. Honors: Girl's State — alt. to girls nation; Sussex County pweminent Day — 1973; Who’s Who Among High School Students; Outstanding Teenagers of America; U.S. Sen- ate Youth Program Delegate. Scheffer. Jeffrey Richard (Jeff, JR.) Future Plans: to go to college. School Activities: Basketball - 1.2.3,4; Baseball - 2.3.4; Clasa Officer - 4; Honor Society - 3,4; Varsity Chib — 2.3.4; Yearbook — 4; Boy’s State — 3; Sussex County Government Day Program — 4; Quill and Scroll — 4; Student Council — 4; Ecology Committee — 4; Prom Decorating Committee — 3; Communications Committee — 4; Honors: Who's Who Among High School Students — 4; Outstanding Teenager of America — 4; Society of Outstanding High School Students — 4; Del. Junior Sci- ence and Humanities Symposium —4. Schreck. John Alexander (Seymore) Future Plans: to go to work in Disney World. School Activities: Tennis — 2.3,4; Drama Club — 2; Var- sity Club - 4; Sid Club - 2.4. Schuler. William F.. 10 (Bill) Future Plans: to become an electrician. School Activities: Football - 1; Science Club - 3.4; Drama Club — 4. Scott. Dinar Denise (Dee Dee) Future Plans: to go to a two year college for secretarial skills. School Activities. Pep Chib — 1.2; Black Studies Club — 1,2.3.4; Drama Club - 3. Scott. Kimberly Kay (Kim) Future Plans: to stay married to Gerald and take care of Gerald. Jr. School Activities: Band — 1,2.3; Drama Club — 2; Sci- ence Club — 3; Teacher's Aid — 4; Jolly Roger — 3,4. Scott. Mary Lee Future Plans: to go to college to be a nurse. Sharp. Carol Lynn Future Plans: to become a secretary. School Activities: Softball - 1; Hockey - 2; D.E.C.A. - 3.4; O.E.A. — 4; Work Program — 4. Sharpe. Derek Keith Future Plans: to become a pro photographer School Activities: Football - 1.2; Basketball - 1.2.3.4; Varsity Club — 2 .4; Student Council — 1; Baseball - 1; Tennis — 2; D.E.C.A. — 4. Shaw. James Allen Future Plans: to become an electrician. Short. Carol L. Future Plans: to attend college. School Activities: Girl’s Basketball Mgr. — 2; Chorus - 3; D.E.C.A. — 3; D.E.C.A. - Work Program - 4. Short Michael Ray (Mike) Future Plans: to go to work School Activities: Band — 1.2. Short, Sheree Lynn Future Plans: to attend college and major in Dental Hy- giene. School Activities: Pep Club — 1; French Club — 1,2; Cheerleading 1.2.3.4; A.F.S. — 1; Varsity Club — 3.4; O.E.A. — 4; Yearbook — 4; Class Officer — 2A4; Quill and Scroll — 4; Drama Club — 2.4; Student Communica- tions Committee — 4; Prom Decorating Committee — 3. 47 Honors Homecoming four I 4; Who'� Who Among Amrnun High S«'hool Student� 4; 2nd in stale Cheer leading Squad 2; Delaware Stale I heerleading ( ham ptons 3. Short� , Charlene A. Future Flan� : to attend Del-Tech college School Activities: Christian Huc� I; Community «a� � pel Choir :i.4: D.K.C.A. Work l n«gram 4. Simpson. Rosemary iHosiel Future Flan� : to go to college. School Artivities: Library Club I; Cheerleading 1.2; Archaeology Club —2; A.F.S. 1.2; Drama Club :i; Student Council 1.2,3; Cla� � Officer 4; Hand 3,4; Fep Hand 3; Science Club 3; From Decorating Committee 3; Herman Club 2.3.4; Fep Club |. Honors: Who's Who in American High Sch'� � l Students: Homecoming Court; 2nd in State Cheerleading Squad Sizemore. David Allen I Dave! Future Flans: to go to college for two years and gel mar ried. School Activities: Soccer 1.2.3; Wrestling I. Student Council 1,2. Sisson. James Michael (Mike! Future Flans to work. School Activities: Soccer I Slaughter. Hotter! I .eon iHobby! Future Flans logo to Del Tech college tor two years School Activities: J.V. Soccer I; Student Council I. 4; Vanity Soccer 2.3.4; Vanity Club 2.3.4; I) K.C. A � .4 Honor� : Honorable mention All-State in Soccer: 2nd team All Stale in Soever. 1st team All-Cunlernece. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Slayton. Fhylli� Sidonia School Activities: Hockey 2. Sleva. Hoi ter t Kenneth. Jr. (Slevinskil Future Flan� : to farm for a few vear� . then move «ait in the country on a farm. Smith. Dolly Faye Future Flans: to work, make money and gel married School Activities: Chorus I. Smith. Tina Renee School Activities: Cheerleading 2.3; A.FJJ. 1.2.3; French Club 1.2; Varsity Club 3; Fep Club I; Hockey Manager I. O.K.A 4; D.K.C.A. 2,'t;Prom liecorating Commit tee 3. Honor� 1973 Delaware State Cheerleading fhamion� 3. Somhar. Anne Margaret (Anne! Future Flans: to go to college. School Activities: Hand 2.3.4. Spanish flub 3.4; Science Club 3; Drama Club 2; Fit Band 3; Year book 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Honor Society 4 Spence. Delilian Theresa (Hersei i Future Mans to attend college and major in Art School Activities: Black Studies flub 2.3.4; Drill Team 2.3; t lospel Choir: Chorus 1.2.3.4 Honors: 3rd prize of Little Mary Sunshine Foster Steele. Linda l.ca Future Flans, to go to a two year college and take legal secretarial course� Schisil Activities: Student Council 4; O.K.A 4; Hockey 4. Stokes. Debra I.ee (Debbiei Future Flans: to go to college and major in Spanish School Activities Hand 2.3; Spanish Club 3.4; Li braryflub 1.2.4. Sullivan. IjiWMin Jay Future Flans: to own Milford Summers. Charles Anthonv (Tony Future Flans: logo to college School Activities: Fool hall Manager I; Football 3.4: Varsity Club I.2.3.4 Swain. Cary Klanre (Hutterballl Future Flan� to go to work School Activities V.I.C A 2 Tapfian. Cherly Lynn (Chen! Future Flans: not sure, maybe become a secretary. School Activities: O K A. 4. Lihrary Club I.2.3.4 Taylor. Stanley Orville Future Flan� : to work on farm machinery. Tingle. Sharon Lynn (Dee l)ee) Future Flans: to become a secretary. School Activities: Fep Club I; French Club 1.2; Sri- erne( luh 3; Varsity Club 2.3.4;O.K.A 3.4;Cla� � Officer 1.3; A.F.S. 3; Cheerleading 1.2.3.4: Pmm Decorating Committee 3. Student communications comm Honors: Homecoming Court 4; State Treasurer of Del Bum nes� Club� 4; Who’� Who Among American High School Student� ; 1973 Cheerleading Champion� . Townsend. Thomasa (Tom! Future Plans: I'ndecided. may travel, get a good job and work f«ir a year, then go to college School Activities: Lihrary Science I; V.I.C.A. 2.3.4. Travers. Karen Ann (Agnesi Future Flans: to go to college School Activities. Basketball I. Hand 1.2.3; Softball 1.2; Varsity Club 1.2.3; Chorus I. Trolmon. Mamie l.ee (Mamoot Future Man� : to get a good job. School Activities: Pepf luh 2: Black Studies Club 3 Walker. anessa Diane (Nessiel Future Flan� : to work and later attend a modeling school SchoiJ Activities: V.I.C.A 2,3.4. Waller. Belinda Jane (Blinder! Future Flan� : to major in Journalism at the Cniversity of Miami. Honda. School Activities: Student Council 1,3.4; Science Club 1.2.4; Hand (majorette! I. Jolly Roger 2.3.4; (lover nor� Youth Council 2.3; Tenni� 2; A.F.S. 1.2.3; Drama Club 1,2.3; Student Right Committee 2; Archaeology Club 2.3; Hcmor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Honor� : Hill Roth Youth leadership ('«inference: Home coming Court; Who’� Who Among American High School Student� ; Outstanding Teenager� of America Walls. Cathy Amanda Future Flans; to go to college School Activities: Huccannettes 2; French Club 3,4 Walls. Joseph (libaon (Kuddyl Future Flans: to work. Walsen. Kdward Michael (Duke! Future Flans: to become a printer and make my own mil- lion. School Activities: Student Council 2 Wapie� . Fhylli� Klaine Future Flan� : to become a secretary. School Activities: Fep Club 1,2; Chorus 2.3; D.K.C.A. 3; Black Studies Club 4. Warner. Kenneth H. (Kenny! Future Flans: to work on the (arm. School Activities: F F A. - 1.2.3.4. Football 1.2. Honors: 1st place in F.F A poultry coolest Warren. Charles Clayton (Charlie! Future Flans to go to work at a g � � d job. Warren. Kitt Moffett Future Flan� : to attend Cniversity of Delaware and goon to become a vetemarian. Sc hi ail Activities Hockey 1.2.3.4; Student Council 3; Science Club 3. Spanish Club 1.2.3; Fep Club I.Dramaflub 2;( horua 2: Lihrary 4. Honors. Who's Who Among American High School Stu den's: Outstanding Teenager of America. All Conferente Hockey Team. W arren. Steven Wayne Future Flans: to go to work Washington. William (Killvl Future Flan� to make a million dollar� and retire at the age of 21) School Activities Soccer 2: Electronic'� Club 4 and to have K kids School Activities: Fep Club 1,2. V.I.C. A. 2.4. We .erd. Linda Marie Fr ure Flans: to become a secretary and lie married to Danny Kenton School Activities: Fep Club I; V.I.C.A. 2. West. Sandra Lee (Sandy) Future Flans: to marry Linden, and keep partyipg. School Activities: Hockey Manager. 1.2; Hand (Flag gelte! 3; O.K.A. 3.4; Student Council 4. Whalen. Sylvia Lillian (Syl! Future Flans: to become a court stenographer. School Activities: Cheerleading 1.2; Black Studies Club 2.3,4; Fep Club 1.2; O.K.A 4; D.K.C.A 3; Hand 2.3; Chorus 2.3. White. Mary l-ee Future Flan� : to attend college as a Music Kducation major. School Activities: Hand I.2.3.4; Fit Hand I.2.3.4: Fep Band 3; Science Club I; Jr Rep Hand Kxecu live Commute - 3; Chairman Hand Kxecu live Commit tee 4; French Hcsister� 2. Honors: All County Hand I.2.3.4; All State Hand 2. 3.4; Blue (iold Marching Hand I.2.3.4; McDonalds All American Band 4. French Award 2. All District Hand 4. Wilev. David (Dave! Future Flans: to join Alcohol Amomymous School Activities: Soccer 3; Hand 2. William� . Jesse L. (Jea) Future Flans: to go to Howard Cniversity in Washington. DC. Schcsil Activities Black Studies ('luh I; Track Varsity Club 2.3; Varsity Club 4. Wilson. Carolyn K. (Top! Future Flans: to become a secretary School Activities: Library Club 2.3.4: O.K.A. 4 Wilson. Ronald David (Heart Future Flans: to go to Del Tech and work Winters. Colleen Future Flans a career in Veterinary’ Medicine School Activities: Spanish Club 2.3.4; Honor Society 3.4. Honors: Who's Who Among Ameri«-an High Scbcsil Stu- dents; History Award; Outstanding American High School Student� . Woehrie. Patricia Marie (Patti! Future Flans: to go to college School Activities: Fep Club I; Student Council 2.3. 4; (ierman Club 2: Drama Club 4. Honors: Outstanding Teenagers of America. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Worthy. Klaine (Worthless! Future Flans: to become a professional model School Activities: Fep Club I; Chorus I. Spanish Club 2; Varsity Club 3.4. Student Council 3; Cheerleading 3; Black Studies Club 2.4. Honors Homecoming Queen 1973. Wyatt. Frederic Tracy- Future Man� : to attend Cniversity of Delaware for Solar Kngineering School Activities: Spanish Club 3.4; Quill and Scroll 4. Honor Society 4; Yearbook 4. Honor� Who'� Who Among American High Sch � l Stu dents; Outstanding American High School Student� . Zenrak. Raoul Alfred Future Plans: logo to college School Activities: Soccer 1. Wrestling I.2.3.4; Foot- ball 2.3.4: Science Club 2.3; Audio Visual Club 2. 4; Archaeology Club 2: Spanish Club 3; Varsity Club 3.4; Mafia Club 4 Sweat, (lien Sint School Activities Track I. Film Club I. Cross Webb. Donna Sue (Rabbit i Country I Future Flans to go to college and teach elementary school 48 49 Brian Adams Carolyn Adams Clorice Adams Tom Adams Lucy Ahlschier Susan Aptt John Argo Bruce Baker Carol Balbach Butch Banning Beverly Beebe Kieth Betts The climax of M.H.S. first spirit week was the judging of the spirit costumes. David Sizemore and Brenda Webb shared first, with Maria Rizo coming in second. Curtis Beulah Susan Boddy Nancy Boltz Annita Booz Lynn Bradley Howard Briggs Terry Brock Mike Brooks Donald Buckley Robbie Bush Ellamae Bulter Linda Calhoun Sue Campbell Judy Carter Cheryl Cartwright Byron Chen 51 Howard Cirwithian Ron Cirwithian Wanda Clark Bob Clendaniel Susan Coker Danny Collins Wanda Cooper Denise Cote Norman Coverdale Steve Coverdale Robert Crapper Tommy Crew Betty Crisco Inez Daniels Kim Daniels Eileen David Robert Davis Laveme Demery Tim Dickerson Jay Donovan Mark Donovan Debbie Dorman Arthur Drummond Stanford Drummond Bill Eisenbrey Gary Ellingsworth Ricky Elton Mike Elzey Donna Emory 52 Jeff Emory Jeff Ennis William Evans Thomas Farrell Renee Fields Joyce Finney Nancy Fisher Mary Fitzcharles Karen Fleetwood Lisa Fluet Karen Fountain Lillian Frazier Mike French Charles George Hester Gill Glen Gillespie Debbie Green W'inford Gregory Dianne Grove Valerie Gruwell Bob Haigh Cindy Hall Pat Hallett Richard Harmon Sherita Harmon Turhan Harmon Ann Harrington Teresa Harris Mark Hatfield Scott Haupt Doris Hayes Donna Heinhold David Helsdon Phyllis Hickman Lynett Hinton Karen Hoch Chris Hollenger 53 Craig Hollenger Antoinette Howard Beverly Howard Russell Howard Beverly Howell Keith Hudson Ladetrich Hurd Otha Hurst Charles Jackson Pat Jefferson Becky Jester Aaron Johnson Anita Johnson Debbie Johnson Don Johnson Penny Johnson Sharon Johnson William Johnson Vanessa Jones Bruce Kellam John Kenney Bill Kenton Kathy Kimmel Dave King Vicki King Mike Kreider Steve Kugelmann David Lane Joy Lane Norman Lear James Lee Debbie Leyanna Leonard Leyanna Ronnie Lindale Kim Lynch Don Marshall Lynn McColley Bobby Mcllvain Beverly Messick Phil Metzner Steve Millman Alan Mills Kenny Moore Junior class members count the David Morgan Adrian Mott Marty Moyer Kenny Nelson Harry Orkin Ronnie Parsons Loreta Passwaters Susan Passwaters Joe Palumbo Gail Peirce William Pendleton Patricia Perry Vanessa Pettyjohn Jimmy Phillips Renee Phillips Thomas Phillips Leory Piper Mark Plummer Jeff Poore Purnell Potter Chris Price Carol Prisco Reba Purnell Debra Reid Maria Rizo Brenda Ross 55 Cheryl Rounds George Ruder Wayne Rue Cindy Runge Holly Salevan Bill Sammons Charles Saunders Michael Savage Jeanne Saxon John Scarbough Sue Scheffer Thaddeus Schockley Starr Scott Debbie Sharp Ladetrich Shockley Denise Short Steve Kugelman, Bob Clendaniel, and fellow band members warm up for an afternoon practice session. Ireneo Sibal Ronnie Sisson Allen Sivels Carol Smith Frank Smith Marvin Smith Tommy Smith Rosalee Snowden Robin Spangler Timothy Spellman Kathie Stadler Clinton Staton William Steele Lenny Stokes Vera Stubbs Russell Taylor Robert Tebbens Larry Thomas Fentress Truxon Robin Vann William Wadkins 56 Oscar Walker Susan Walker Walter Walls Robert Warner Lillie Warren Lynn Warren Robin Warren Theresa Warren Delores Waters Eric Watson Dennis Weaver Debbie Webb Diane Webb Donna Webb Walter Walls, Scott Haupt, and Bob Clendaniel became absorbed in the simulated Lin- coln-Douglas Debate. Tim Webb Herbert L. White Herbert White Raymond White Charlotte Wiley Joseph Wiley Richard Wiley Verna Wilkins Rosie Williams Tonya Williams Jeanie Wooters Ray Wootch Brenda Worthy Vemette Worthy 5 7 Linda Adkins Joan Allen Ray Anania Stuart Annand Frank Appel Kaye Argo Renee Arseneau Joyce Bailey Chester Baxter Glen Beebe Donald Beidman Fran Bessinger •Alan Billings Fatty Bogan Jennifer Boone Luanne Boone Larry Bowe Lynwood Bowe Dale Bradley Kathy Bradley Sheila Bradley Ron Brenneman Bobby Brittingham Larry Brown Margaret Brown Roberta Brown Sue Brown Faye Buckley Heidi Burlingame Harold Burton Betty Bush Sara Butler Curtis Calhoun Mike Cannon John Cantwell Keena Carbin Dale Carey Melody Carlisle Jennings Chase Kim Carlson Trannie Cartwright 60 Angela Chen Harry Church Margarete Clark Cindy Clarkson Times are jolly for Gail Lemmon, Patty Bogan, Kaye Argo, and Vickie Williams at the sophomore Christmas Bazaar. Diane Clendaniel Barbara Cohee Laura Coleman Vera Coleman Camela Cooper Elbridge Cooper Larry Cooper Chuck Coverdale Ed Coverdale Kimphus Daniels Louis Daniels Dianne Davis Kimanita Davis Mark Deeney Susan Delosier Frank Deputy Leslie Dickerson Brad Diogo Kathy Diogo 61 Angela Dixon Shequitta Donald Brenda Dorman Neal Dougherty Kenny Draper Janet Drummond David Dumas Bonnie El key Brenda Ellerbusch Karen Elton Steve Ellingsworth Julie Ennis William Ethridge Edward Ewer Jaime Felin Yvonne Fullman Debbie Friedman Mike Fry Bruce Geyer Barbara Gibbs Susan Giudici Glenda Givens Janet Glass Debbie Goodge Sue Grove Donna Hall Wendy Hall Donna Hankins Shiela Harmon Kathy Harrington Gary Harris Steve Harris Gary Hatfield Eugene Hill Issac Hill Dwight Hinton Rufus Hinton 62 Waiting for the bus’s departure leaves time for three to catch a smoke. Looking on, Dave Sapp adds conversation while David Helston works on a project in the printing room. Rudy Hitchens Benjamin Holloway Frances Holloway Bill Hollway Mike Hood George Hoyer Dennis Hudson Wilbert Hurst Brian Ingram Brenda Ivey Edward Jackson Tom Jacobs Joe James Kathy Jefferson Jerry Jenson Ann Johnson Randy Johnson Calvin Jones Dorothy Jones Larry Jones Lawrence Jones Patty Jones Sandra Jones Shirley Jones Kenny Kellam Debbie Kelly Keith Kendzierski Ricky Kenton Virginia Kerr 63 Barbara Keyser John Kirby Sandy Klein Robert Krebel Gayle Lemmon Kevin Lewis O’Dongo Lewis Gloria Lightcap Janet Littleton Joey Lofland Calvin Loper John Love Judy Lynch Katie Marshall Turtle Marshall Carl McClain Feida McDowd Dennis Mcllvain Kim Mcllvain i Colorful ties and a Mickey Mouse hat shows off Judy Lynch’s enthusiasm during Spirit week. Barbara Messick Gary Messick Brian Mifflin Christine Miller Peggy Mill man Barry Morris Terry Mosley Dicky Mulholland Dotheaus Mullen Darlene Nailor Belinda Oglesby Greg Olson Darryl Owens Sally Owens 64 Shirley Palmer Eva Parker Larry Passwaters Alan Pearce Alan Pierce Janet Pierce Wilber Pierce Sally Pitts Shirley Price Eilleen Purvis Jeff Rastelli Steve Rawding Alisa Reed Bill Reichhold Diane Reid Steve Reynolds Denise Rothermel Anthony Rue David Sapp Ivary Sauls Lee Saxon Showing her spirit, Kathy Harrington rallies the crowd in one of the night soccer games. Laura Schaap Steve Schockley Dennis Scott James Scott Clint Shahan Annette Sharp Candy Sharp David Sharp Debbie Sharp Marvin Sharp Dwayne Sharpe Dale Shockley Stuart Short Valerie Sikora Addie Sivels Lorece Sharpe 65 Borden Smith Dorcell Smith Jeff Smith Karen Smith Leroy Showden Charlotte Spellman Darlene Spence Jack Strader Rita Suarez Billy Summers Angela Taylor Eugene Taylor Valerie Taylor LuanneTenbush Thomas Terry Cindy Thomas Rare Thomas Greg Thompson Falishia Trotman Eric Tschantre Shelley Tucker Nancy Turner Sharon Turner Robin Tunnell Linda VanVorst Kathy Walker William Walls Maria Walsh Brad Watters 66 Debbie Friedman contemplates her next shot. Brenda Warren Dave Warren Phyllis Warren Robin Warren Shirley Washington William Watkins Delphine Watson Glen Watson Minnie Weathersby Nathan Weaver Brenda Webb Gerald Webb Keith Webb Vaughn Webb Becky Wechtenhiser James Weller Wanda Wengerd Irene West Gary Whaley Jerry Wheelock Larry Wheelock Dwight Whidbee Richard Wilkins Charlene Willett Wanda Willey Karen Williams Vicki Williams Kim Wilson Sherry Wilson Karen Wintjen Kathy Wood John Wooten Dave Worthington Townsend Yerkes Jamie Young Mabel Young Henry Younger 67 Freshmen Caught at an awkward moment, James Brooks yields to his urge for comic. Angelo Abbate Joe Abbott Chris Adkins Joey Ament Doug Anania Jim Anderson Keith Andrews Chris Annand Joan Aptt Joey Armstrong John Baines Lonzo Bailey Brigette Baker Martin Bass Mary Beasley Darlene Benson Peggy Blair James Boone Katrina Boone Keith Booz Terri Boutin Darryl Boyer Lisa Bradley Paul Brenneman Calvin Brittingham Ronald Brockett Steve Brockett Joanne Brotemarkle John Buckler Denise Buel John Bunting Herb Burbage Joe Burton Irene Butler Gilbert Calhoun Pam Campbell Walter Cannon 69 Harry Carey Carmen Chapman Regina Chase Susan Chen M.H.S. becomes a sea of faces at all-school assemblies held regularly during the year. Eddie Chorman Elisa Church Bradley Clark Lida Clark Linda Clarkson Steve Clendaniel Cindy Clifton Darlene Cohee Barbara Collins Glen Combs Frank Connelly Karen Connelly James Cooper Anthony Corley Othello Corley Benton Counselman Kathy Coverdale Keith Coverdale Jean Cramer 70 Marsheilla Crapper Bennie Cruz David Daino Isaiah Daniels Greg Dari in Jan Davis Lilly Davis Margaret Davis Fam Davis Vicky Davis Bill Dean Mable Dear David Delgado Russell Delosier During T.E.E. hour, Katie Marshall and Kathy Jefferson, talk over :he events of the day. Denise Dickerson Janet Dodenhoff David Downes Roland Drummond Evelyn Duker James Duker Steve Dutton Beth Eisenbrey Robert El lings worth Pat Emory Russ Emory Craig Fitzgerald John Fitzgerald Cheryl Fluet Barbara Foskey Linda Fox Claudetta Frazier William Frazier Greg George Ann Gillespi Leroy Gillespi Sharon Grant Charles Grawes Casey Graybeal Vandola Gregory Clara Griffin Jay Griffin 71 Joe Griffith Kathy Haigh Linwood Hallman Cathy Hamilton Patty Hammond Debbie Harrington Karl Hazzard Tim Helsdon Barry Hill Patti Hinton Roycie Hinton Judy Hoch Ricky Holleger Patricia Hostedler Debbie Howard Louann Howell Ronald Hubbard Billy Hurd Virginia Hurst Lillie Ireland Cheryl James Debbie James Laura Jarman Linda Jarman Rene Jefferson George Jester Tommy Jester Cornelia Johnson Dennis Johnson 72 w Eleanor Johnson Gwendolyn Johnson Ricky Johnson Edwin Jones Wanda Jones Mindy Karcher Kev in Keen Lurie Keyser Laurie Kiemer Anthony King Beverly King Kevin King Joe Kloscky Cliff Knotts Karen Kreider Sharon Kreider Fred Lake Robin Lank Robin Lavere Jeff Layton Larry Lee David Lewis Mickey Lewis Judy Ley anna Carol Lillquist John Macklin Barry Maloney George Marshall Littiey Marshall Karen Mathews Paul Maza Rodney Me Broom Susie McCullough Buddy McFaw Debbi McGinniss Kathy Mcllvain Terry McKee 73 Kathy Meding Jeff Messick Marty Messick Mark Miller Ricky Millman Janean Millsap Alan Mitchell Linda Morgan Clarence Morris Judy Morris John Moses Bob Moses Ester Mott Jimmy Moyer Kevin Mumford Judy Ney Dennis Norwood Reidus Oglesby Palmina Olivera Bobzy O’Neill Richard Owens Jackie Paczkowski Mike Palmer William Parker Denise Pase David Pass waters Kenneth Passwaters Linda Passwaters Mary Pavlik Rachel Penvel Steve Peterman Roberleen Pettyjohn Veronica Pettyjohn 74 The sense of smell is of vital con- cern to students in creative writ- ing classes. Kirk Phelps Kenny Pierson Fred Pike Elizabeth Pine Donna Porter Sherri Portz Lamont Powell Mike Powell Rose Price Beth Reed Ralph Reed Jane Reichold Emanual Reid Robert Revel Cindie Reynolds Kenny Reynolds Tony Reynolds Alberdean Riddick Curtis Riddick Donell Roach Jean Robinson Joan Robinson Linda Rogers Jean Ross Karen Rounds Donna Rue Gail Runge Greg Ryder Bob Sapp Donna Sapp Wanda Sanks Lavem Savage Bob Saxon Carl Scarbough Terri Senko Billy Sharp Adrian Sharpe 75 Aaron Sharpe Richard Shaw Cindy Sherman Greg Shockley Gimer Silbereisen Larry Silvils Terry Singletomy Mike Siok Don Size Kevin Slattery Barbara Smith Christine Smith Curtis Smith Ricky Smith Sue Smith Mary Snead Daniel Snipes George Spangler Lisa Spicer Shannon Steel Jane Stubbs Larry Stockman James Suarez Joann Suarez Ruth Taylor Jeff Tease John Terry Julian Thayer Sand Thomas Sylvia Thomas Jackie Thompson Debbie Tingle Mario Talliver Mary Tunell Cindy Turner Bobby VanVorst George Walker Gus Walker Jackie Walls Jay Walls Leslie Walters Christy Whaley Mike Ward 76 Cindy Weathereby Henrietta Weathersby Johnnese Whidbee Genese White Joe White Wayne Whitney Don Wilkins David Wilkinson Mark Willcuts Evelyn Willett Ann Willey Debbie Willey time for a friendly word. After a half-time show, Kathy Coverdale is congratulated by Mr. Thomp- son, band director. Doris Willey Milton Willey Anthony W’illiams Beryl Williams Maury Williams Ruby Williams Sherman Williams Kevin Winters Barbara Wilson Ricky Wilson Mike Wood Tony Woods Nancy Yost Bridget Young Mike Young Kathy Zolik 77 78 CHEERLEADERS Milford Varsity Cheerleaders. A time-out, provides the Varsity Cheerleaders with a chance for a cheer. Soccer-Wrestling Cheerleaders show their spirit through an “Ai-Ai-Ai-Ai” chant. 80 During a basketball time out, Sheree Short leads “At Pep Rallies I try to make the student body feel as spirited as 1 am.” in the “We’re the Biggest” cheer. Debbie Goodge 81 Leslie Walters, Pat Bowman and Joan Aptt wait for the beginning of the second half. May the Lord be kind and Keep you in his mind; and bless everything that you do. So until the dawn breaks and we meet again; We bid you all adieu. “Smile — I’ll do it right hopefully!” Melissa Barto “I’m glad to be a cheerleader but I often wonder what people are thinking in the stands when they watch us.” Leslie Dickerson “Knowing this was my last game ever, gave me a strange feeling in- side. But at least I knew I was cheer- ing the team on.” Sue Scheffer. 82 T. Boutin, R. Price, D. Harrington, L. Walters, L. Jarman, C. Clifton, C.Turner, P. Bowman. MAJORETTES AND FLAG CORPS In the Halloween parade, Heidi Burlingame and Leesa Meredith head the flag corps. At half-time show, Linda and Laura Jarman and the colorguard lead the Milford High School band into formation. 83 The M.H.S. band honored Charlotte Coverdale at the Milford-Lake Forest game. Charlotte has served as the secretary for the band this past year. Dean Donovan, drum major, leads the band off the field after their Milford-Lake Forest half-time show. Mary Lee White, a member of the 1973 Mc- Donald’s All-American High School Band re- ceives congratulations from NBC-TV Rose Pa- rade host John Davidson. At a half-time show, Dale Bradley, Kenny Pierson, Jimmy Moyer, and Jesse Sauls stand at attention before playing “Pomp and Circumstance.” The Marching Bucs Parade. 85 FOOTBALL The Freshman Football Team. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. 1st Row — R. Shaw. D. Boyer. J. Parker, B. Cruz, D. Morrison, G. Walker. G. Jester. M. Miller. P. Emory. 2nd Row — K. Keen, M. Messick. G. Combs, D. Daino. K. Pierson, M. Willey, J. Moses, D. Roach. K. Boot, -ird Row — D. Darlin, B. Clark, D. Passwater, A. William. C. Graybeal, B. O’Neill, J. Goyer, O. Corley. R. Owens. D. Hurst. 4th Row — C. Fitzgerald, R. Wilson. T. Wood. B. Moses, R. Saxon. K. Phelps. A. Abbate. J. Burton. M. Wil- liam. R. Hubbard. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL US THEM 0 Dover Air Base 12 6 Indian River 26 12 Sussex Central 6 13 Lake Forest 0 14 Rehoboth 22 20 Smyrna 40 6 Milton 28 14 Seaford 38 With fullback Keith Booz blocking, During the Milford-Lake Forest game, Benny Cruz tries to steer clear Greg Darlin (24) tries to gain of a defensive lineman. yardage. 86 Anticipation. “But why?” Jim Brooks “I was thinking about blocking my man and to help my teammate score.” Keith Kendzerski (32) 87 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL US THEM 18 Caesar Rodney 6 25 Woodbridge 0 46 Laurel 6 36 Seaford 6 12 Sussex Central 20 22 Dover 6 18 Cape Henlopen 0 “It was near the end of a game. We were losing when I called a time out to stop the clock.” Keith Betts “I asked God to let me play the best game I’ve ever played. Also I was wondering if Caro- lyn was watching me. Fentress Truxon (71) “When I punt the ball, I try to punt it where the coach wants me to whether it be out-of- bounds or away from a good runner.” Keith Betts VARSITY FOOTBALL, 1st Row — W. Purnell, D. Sharpe, E. Barnard, D. Johnson, T. Benton, K. Betts, R. Harmon, F. Truxon, J. Schreck, C. Beulah. 2nd Row — L. Brown, E. Phillips, S. Hicks, T. Summers, P. Krauss, D. Sharp. D. Helsdon, M. Moyer, L. Aleman, K. Klein, B. Mcllvain. 3rd Row — M. Ingram. T. Douglas, D. Lovett, R. Davis. 4th Row — M. Smith, C. Brinkley, R. Zencak, B. Eisenbrey. At a pep rally, the Varsity Football team waits for their moment of recognition. Keith Betts guards against a Sussex Central reception. Offensive linemen, Mike Ingram (81) and Tommy Benton (73) leave the field after an interception. VARSITY FOOTBALL US 7 Caesar Rodney THEM 14 0 Smyrna 21 21 Wood bridge 13 40 Laurel 8 0 Seafood 7 Sussex Central 6 57 Delmar 19 8 Dover 14 6 Cape Henlopen 6 45 Lake Forest i 89 ‘63’’ Dwayne Sharp asks, How did I ever get there?” CROSS COUNTRY Coach Douglas discusses the upcoming meet against Woodbridge with team members. Junior, Damian Zolik nears the finish line. Coach Douglas and a visiting coach, watch their teams competing. Laveme Demery, Arthur Drummond, and Damian Zolick catch their breath after completing the cross-country course. “I was thinking about getting ahead of the next man and telling myself I could do it. It was something I had to do for Coach Douglas.” Arthur Drummond US Default CROSS COUNTRY Dover Air Base THEM 36 Laurel 23 '24 Woodbridge 31 Default Lake Forest Default Smyrna 37 Seaford 22 .38 Cape Henlopen 20 Default Dover Default Caesar Rodney “I run because it’s a man’s sport, not a boy’s sport. Only men keep pushing when they get tired.” Laveme Demery SOCCER Before an evening soccer game, team captains Bobby Slaughter and Bobby Jacobs taik with the captains of the Varsity team. “Get him in the stomach.” Richard Bogan. “We were playing Brandywine in the state tournament. I was going for the tackle and the Brandywine kicked it past me.” Mark Plummer. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER US THEM 10 Mt. Pleasant 11 0 Wm. Penn 1 1 Pocomoke 2 0 A.I. DuPont 1 jl St. Andrews 1 1 Sussex Central 3 0 Sussex Central 2 0 Delcastle 1 11 0 Concord 4 4 Cape Henlopen 1 4 Caesar Rodney 2 B. Walters G., R. Brenne- man FB., N. Dougherty FB.. J. Love FB., B. Coun- cilman FB., R. Kenton FB., I. Sauls HB., T. Yer- kers HB., D. Mulholland HB., K. Mumford HB., F. Pike HB., F. Lake HB., M. Lewis HB., J. Chase F.t C. Baxter FB., B. Reic- hold F., B. Dean F., S. El- lingsworth F., G. Hatfeild F., E. Tschantre F. 9? Junior Varsity Soccer “Get the ball as far upfield as possible without hav- ing the other team get it.” John Mitchell Watching the Varsity soccer team win another victory are Coach Bob Mitchell and Manager Jerry McKee. B. Jacobs, Capt., AC, AS, 1st T: R. Bogan, AC, 1st T.. AS, 2T. B. Slaughter, AC. IT.. AS 2T.J. Pass- waters. AC. 2T;T. Ad- ams, AC 1T. AS. 2 T; K. Taylor, AC, 2 T. AS. HM.; M. Plummer. AC.. 2T: J. Wanzer. AC.. 2T. After the victory over Brandywine in the all-state play-offs, Bobby Jacobs congratulates fellow team members. VARSITY SOCCER US THEM 4 Mt. Pleasant 1 0 Wm. Penn 1 2 Pocomoke 1 4 A.I. DuPont 0 0 Christiana 2 0 St. Andrews 5 1 Seaford 0 6 Lake Forest 0 7 Caesar Rodney 0 4 Cape Henlopen 1 1 Seaford 0 6 Delcastle 0 0 Concord 2 Russell Taylor, teammates play field. goalie watches at other end of Right wing. Tommy Adams moves the ball downfield. THE VARSITY SOCCER TEAM, B. Slaughter. J. Adams. B. Jacobs. J. Mitchell, R. Bogan, S. Short, R. Elton, O. Walker. R. Taylor, J. Wanzer, P. Potter, A. Hurd, J. Passwaters, G. Mumford, J. Phillips, M. Plummer, D. Weaver. 93 GIRLS J.V. FIELD HOCKEY 94 “Out on the field I feel excited and really want to win. When the other team gets through our defense, I want to slam them in the shins with my stick.” Judy Lynch US THEM 2 Sussex Central 5 2 Seaford 0 2 Caesar Rodney 1 4 Cape Henlopen 1 2 Dover 0 2 Sussex Central 2 1 Seaford 0 1 Caesar Rodney 1 2 Cape Henlopen 0 2 Dover 0 The Varsity and Junior Varsity field hockey teams get ready for a game against Sussex Central. JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY, J. Bailey. J. Reichhold, K. Lynch, L. Adkins, K. Brad- ley, J. Allen, J. Hoch, D. Smith, T. Fields, L. Morgan, D. McGinness, J. Lynch, D. Hankins, T. McKee, J. Millsap, R. Phillips, A. Reed, B. Eisenbrey. In a game against Sussex Central, Janet Littleton tries to save the ball from going out of bounds. GIRLS VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY US THEM 1 Sussex Central 4 1 Seaford 0 1 Caesar Rodney 0 3 Cape Henlopen 0 3 Dover 1 1 Sussex Central 0 0 Seaford 0 2 Caesar Rodney 0 1 Cape Henlopen 0 3 Dover 3 “I was wondering whether or not I was going to pass out before I got to the ball or after.” Brenda Littleton The Annual Girls Hockey Team vs. The Faculty, Hockey Match, was held indoors this year, and included whipped and shaving cream. THE VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM, J. Annand, B. Littleton, K. Warren, S. Aptt, J. Littleton, L. Steele, M. Madeszka, Coach Ellis, S. Washing- ton, M. Rizo, E. Gilewski, S. Klein, C. Blessing. 95 BASKETBALL I was trying to pass the ball to Kevin Mumford without getting the ball stolen. I got the pass off, we ran the offense and scored.” Bobby O’Neill During a game against Sussex Central, Gus Walker dribbles the ball toward the Milford basket. Before a game, Jim Gober listens as Coach Adams gives some last minute instructions. SEASON SCHEDULE AND RECORD 1973-1974 US THEM 34 Dover 27 23 Caesar Rodney 45 32 Seaford 22 47 Sussex Central 23 27 Laurel 34 30 Sussex Central 23 35 Milton 30 27 Milton 26 33 Seaford 34 37 Laurel 29 46 Caesar Rodney 41 55 Rehoboth 51 96 C. Phelps. C. Fitzgerald, G. Walker, Coach Adams, K. Mumford, B. O’Neill, J. Gober. J.V. BASKETBALL “I was trying to help the shot go in by making a frown in my face.” Harold Burton HMMi linn mu “During half-time the coach tells us what we’ve done wrong and gives pointers on how to improve. It’s hard to listen and concen- trate on the game at the same time.” Jaime Young “I was concentrating on the patterns that the coach was showing us after the first half.” Jennings Chase JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: J. Chase. J. Young, B. Walters, J. Akins, C. Baxter, H. Burton, G. Watson, T. Jacobs, D. Sharp, B. Reichold, G. Whalen, D. Hinton, Manager T. Benton, Coach Mitchell. J.V. BASKETBALL US 1’HEM 31 Christiana 41 43 Sussex Central 36 59 Seaford 50 48 Cape Henlopen 42 38 Dover 32 45 Caesar Rodney 41 61 Dover Air 30 50 Holy Cross 5 62 W'oodbridge 41 42 Laurel 48 47 Sussex Central 52 42 C'ape Henlopen 32 50 Del mar 28 50 Lake Forest 30 68 Seaford 55 45 Indian River 49 66 Dover 51 37 Smyrna 33 66 Caesar Rodney 48 97 Varsity Basketball “I knew I had to get up high so I could block the shot.” Eddie Baynard “I am a rookie at playing basketball but I love the sport.” Ronald Cirwithian “It was my last game, my last fifteen seconds and my last missed foul shot.” Jeff Scheffer VARSITY BASKETBALL — R. Davis. K. Betts. D. Sharpe. J. Scheffer, M. Savage, E. Baynard, J. Wanzer, O. Walker. T. Spellman, R. Cirwithian, Managers. B. McFaul, D. Whaley. VARSITY BASKETBALL US THEM 42 • Christiana 50 58 Sussex Central 54 56 Seaford 77 40 Cape Henlopen 72 47 Dover 59 34 Caesar Rodney 48 55 Dover Air 38 53 Holy Cross 69 75 Woodbridge 59 58 Laurel 63 50 Sussex Central 62 31 Cape Henlopen 52 54 Del mar 37 48 Lake Forest 45 44 Seaford 45 59 Indian River 64 50 Dover 61 48 Smyrna 44 38 Caesar Rodney 52 99 “Where are you man! Let’s go!” Derek Sharpe GIRLS J.V. 100 ‘l was determined to get the ball and score.” Janet Littleton. “I was trying to keep my mind on the plays. I wanted to get the ball from the other team and win the game.” Cynthia Weathersby. GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL — B. Eisenbrey (manager), K. McDvain, J. Glass. C. Adams, R. Hinton, J. McKee, J. Hoch, J. Aptt, C. Weathersby, J. Leyanna, J. Reichold, L. VanVorst, J. Littleton, P. Jefferson, K. Mcllvain. “In order to win the game, I knew I had to get the ball in a clean fair way.” Joan Aptt. J.Y'! BASKETBALL ■Christiana pussex Central Seaford Cape Henlopen r ar Rodney Air Cross dbridge ILaurejf Sussex Central Cape Henlopen [Helm a orest ford Indian River I )over Smyrna Caesar Rodnev THEM 50 54 77 1 72 59 48 69 59 63 62 52 37 45 45 61 44 52 “From the sidelines, you can see mistakes so plainly but when you’re in the game it’s hard to see everything.” Verna Wilkins. GIRLS VARSITY GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL - R. Fields (manager), C. Blessing, V. Wilkins, L. Mumford, F. McDowell, S. Aptt, D. Smith, S. Washington, K. Bradley, B. How- ard, C. Williams. R. Phillips (manager). VARSITY GIRLS US BASKETBALL THEM 15 Caesar Rodney 17 32 Holy C ross 18 52 ' Dover Air 19 39 Wood bridge 30 38 Laurel 27 34 Sussex Central 44 26 Cape Henlopen 37 38 Del mar 45 21 Lake Forest 42 47 Seaford 26 28 Indian River 48 34 I )over 35 31 Smyrna 40 “I knew I must make this basket because that’s all the coach had told us. Foul shots make the difference in the game.” Sandy Klein. J.V. WRESTLING “In wrestling you always look to pin the other guy. I remember my first match, I was so scared.” Bobby Moses. J.V. WRESTLING US THEM 36 Cape Henlopen 36 42 Dover Air 18 9 Dover 56 42 Woodbridge 18 2 Caesar Rodney 66 16 Laurel 46 18 Sea ford 51 0 Sussex Central 61 9 Indian River 54 IS Del mar 42 7 Lake Forest 55 0 Smyrna 63 “I wanted very much to get a reverse for points, but since I had little experience it didn’t work.” Byron Chen J.V. WRESTLING: B. Chen. T. Summers. B. Eisenbrey, Coach Parsons. T. Smith, B. Kenton, J. Argo. B. Moses. B. Ingram. 102 “I was thinking that I had to do something quick to get out. I hadn’t won a match, and I thought that I might win, but I didn’t. Kenny Pierson. VARSITY WRESTLING VARSITY WRESTLING US THEM 19 Cape Henlopen 43 20 Dover Air 31 24 Dover 26 30 Woodbridge 24 11 Caesar Rodney 51 18 Laurel 36 30 Seaford 22 12 Sussex Central 44 22 Indian River 24 24 Del mar 21 24 Lake Forest 34 21 Smyrna 39 Before a match, I study the guy I’m going to wrestle. I try to figure out for myself if he is a good wrestler or a bad one.’’ Raoul Zencak. “I was as happy for Richard Harmon’s win as I was for my own. VARSITY WRESTLING: N. Dougherty, C. Beulah, S. Hicks, A. Pierce, J. Moses, Our wins brought us that much closer to winning the match.” Coach Hardison, R. Zencak, G. Darlin, L. Demery, K. Harmon. R. Hubbard, (Man- ager) D. Hurst. R. W'ooten, J. Moyer, K. Pierson. 103 J.V. Baseball At a home game, Harvey Spangler tries to score against Caesar Rodney. “I enjoy baseball because I can relax. It is a lot easier than basketball and Soccer.” Bill Reichold. J.V. BASEBALL: S. Shockley. B. O’Neil, B. Clark. C. Graybeal. M. Willey, Coach Belcastro, B. McFaul, A. Rue. H. Spangler, M. Ward, R. Hinton, C. Rid- deck, B. Counselman, B. Reichold, T. Yerkes. us A J.V. BASEBALL THEM i Caesar Rodney 2 3 Dover 8 1 Indian River 0 3 Smyrna 2 1 Caesar Rodney 11 3 Woodbridge 5 6 Cape Henlopen 5 6 Cape Henlopen J 3 Deimar r 4 Sussex Central 8 5 Laurel 4 “I look at it this way — from the bench you can see every- thing that’s happening.” Casey Graybeal. 104 “I like catching because you’re involved in every play of the game.” Bobby Mcllvain. Varsity Baseball “As I hauled for first, I didn’t think I would make it. But when I saw the first baseman on Dover go backward and jump. I knew I had him beat out.” Lynn McColley. VARSITY BASEBALL: Coach Thom. B. Messick. D. Sharpe. J. Scheffer. E. Phillips. A. Pierce, J. Wyatt. K. Betts, B. Adams. L. McColley, B. Mcllvain. J. McKee. T. Adams, B. Brittingham. B. Moses (manager). VARSITY BASEBALL “I consider it a great honor to play varsity baseball as a sophomore.” David Sharpe. US THEM 1 Cape Henlopen 2 5 Lake Forest 6 9 Dover 3 4 Seaford 5 10 Indian River 6 0 Smyrna 2 6 Woodbridge 5 1 Caesar Rodney 3 3 Dover Air 0 2 Sussex Central 0 1 Delmar 3 1 Laurel 0 10b SOFTBALL “This was a very close game for us, and I was worrying about getting a hit.” Jeanne Saxon. “I was thinking that I’ve got to get this girl because it was my last chance. I really enjoy softball even with all the fuss.” Vernola Harris. “What I really enjoy about softball is practice. SOFTBALL US THEM 17 Cape Henlopen 2 17 Lake Forest 23 13 Dover 12 20 Seaford 3 12 Indian River 9 3 Symma 5 33 Woodbridge 10 10 C.R. 1 10 Delmar 4 27 Air Base 2 14 Sussex Central 15 16 Laurel 10 SOFTBALL: B. Eisenbrey, R. Lank. J. Hoch, K. Mcllvain, F. Oglesby, V. Harris, K. Keily, L. VanVorst, L. Saxon, Coach Breeding, C. Adams, J. Saxon, B. Howard, R. Lavere, D. Howard, D. Smith, P. Blair. J. Reichold. N. Yost, S. Aptt, S. Wash- ington. J. Aptt, T. McKee. 106 “Softball has been a very rewarding experience throughout the years because of the competition and the hope of winning. It relax- es me. Karen Keily. “The most important thing to me at that time was get- ting a decent hit.” Jane Reichhold. We have some real clowns on our team.” Florence Oglesby. • • ■ ■ , 1V H ► J J r v • m ia i hmm JnsS msM KmM ... ■ I like softball because of the competition and the fun of the sport. It can be a very exciting game, both to watch and play.” Beverly Howard. “I think it is important to dicuss my strategy with the other players.” Dorcell Smith. Softball is one sport that builds up a good morale for girls. I think this year we have a good team and a good coach. ’ Kim McUvain. Track Field TRACK A Us Them 1 Smyrna Dover Air 52 44 55 Caesar Rodney 86 96 Lake Forest 44 59 (’ape Henlopen 82 110 Seaford 31 94 Sussex Central 47 71 Dover 70 Wilmington Relays — 4th - 15'.• Conference Meet - 4th — 34 Regional Meet -4th 38 State Meet 9th — 15 WINTER TRACK: R. Hubbard, M. Ingram. K. Zolik, E. Phillips, T. Douglas, J. Abbott, R. Hinton, J. Huger, L. Aleman, B. Cruz. In track you have to set goals for yourself. My goal is to hit forty feet or better on the triple jump.” Robert Davis NEW SCHOOL RECORDS — 1974 EVENT TIME NAME 100 yd. dash : 10.1 Curtis Beulah (ties record) Nate Weaver 180 yd. low hurdles :19.9 D. Johnson 440 yd. relay :44.6 N. Weaver T. Douglas 2-mile relay 9:15.0 C. Beulah G. Waaley Discus 147T1 D. Zolik R. Davis B. Mifflin Marvin Smith Weight-lifting not only builds up your strength, it also builds up your endurance.” Bill Eisenbrey. though it was my first year, I wanted to give it all lit .... ... . . , ... , I had.” Fentress Truxon 1 was thinkin8th,s has Bot to be 800®- Stanley Hicks TRACK AND FIELD, Top: Coach Brooks, R. Davis, B. Wilkerson, F. Truxon, S. Hicks, M. Smith, M. Ingram, N. Weaver, T. Douglas, O. Walker, J. Akins, D. Whaley. Middle: Coach Matakaitus, R. Shaw. K. Zolik, B. Eisenbrey, K. Daniels, B. Cruz, G. Walker. D. Owens, C. Beulah, G. Whaley. Bottom: J. Moses, C. Annand, B. Ingram, G. Terry, M. Williams, D. Johnson, B. Mifflin, C. Fitzgerald. SPECIAL RECOGNITION Captains: Mike Ingram. Tom Douglas Most Dedicated:'Pom Douglas Leading Scorer: Mike Ingram State Pentathlon: Mike Ingram, first. 3,207 pts. 109 Boys Tennis “We’re not looking for excuses, we just had a bad season. But we’re very optimistic about next year.” Kenny Smith. TENNIS: N. Lear, K. Smith, J. Burton, B. Haigh, Coach Brown. J. Shreck, M. Kreider, J. Walls. BOYS TENNIS US THEM 2 Cape Henlopen 3 0 Sussex Central 5 3 Laurel 2 0 Caesar Rodney 5 0 Smyrna 5 0 Seaford 5 0 Dover 5 2 Dover Air 3 “Tennis has a team aspect and an individual aspect. I can lose my match but the rest of the team can pull through and win.” Norm Lear. Girls Tennis I think tennis is the best sport you can play because you don’t have to be look- ing for nine other people, to play; you just need one more person. Rosanna Marshall. Tennis is different from other sports I’ve played because it is a more individual sport.” Renee Boyer I like to play tennis because it is a game you can always improve on.” Glenda Givens. US GIRLS TENNIS THEM 5 Cape Henlopen 0 5 Laurel 0 3 Caesar Rodney 2 4 Sea ford 1 5 Dover 0 5 Dover Air Base 0 111 TENNIS: T. Marshall, A. Harrington. R. Marshall, R. Boyer, L. Coleman, D. Hankins, Coach Simpson, G. Givens, A. Chen. S. Thomas. I). McGinness, S. Chen, D. Grove (manager). “When I play golf I think about play- ing the best that I can. W’hat I like best about golf is the challenge.” Gary Hatfield. Golf ‘Golf is a lot more exciting than one might think. There is a lot of pressure and it’s very challenging.” Larry Jones. Our golf team has a lot of competition. You work for your GOLF: C. Adkins, G. Hatfield. M. Nauman, B. Nauman, B. Walters, M. Moy- position. I enjoy the pressures and challenges.” Chris er, B. Dean, Coach Walsh, L. Jones. Adkins. GOLF US THEM 8 Smyrna 1 5 Seaford 4 4 Caesar Rodney 5 4Vt Sussex Central 4'2 4 V2 Cape Henlopen 41 •? 7 Vo Dover Air 1 «2 2'2 Dover 6 2 Vi Smyrna 8' 4 Caesar Rodney 5 4 Vo Seaford 4' 2 8 Sussex Central I 2 Cape Henlopen 7 7 Dover Air 2 4 Vi Dover 4'2 “I enjoy golf because it is both a team and individual game. You can’t win by yourself and you can’t lose by yourself.” Brad Walters. 11? The Milford School Board Mr. Dan McGinniss Mr. Bernard Briggs “The positive and cooperative attitude of the majority of the student body has been a most rewarding experience for me during the 1973-74 school year.” Dan McGinness “Through cooperation and hard work the student body had taken advantage of the opportunities available to them.” Mr. Don Yost 1 14 Mr. Donald Yost Mrs. JoAnn Eberly Mr. Erwin Engram Mr. Dana Emey 115 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council. “We want to get away from being a dance council and do some projects to benefit either the school or the community instead of ourselves.” Stephanie Saxon. “The student council needs a president who’s not afraid to stick up for what he or she believes in.” Irenenal Sibal. “It’s hard for the student council to accomplish any- thing because they don’t have any support from the administration.” Jac Annand. “The council talks too much about what we’re going to do and nothing gets done. There are so many people with such different opinions.” Leesa Meredith. Stephanie Saxon divides her time between stu- dent council president and layout editor for the Jolly Roger. During a meeting student council senators discuss issues among themselves. Student Council Officers Fentress Truxon, Stephanie Saxon. Donna Luff, and Patti Woehrle discuss meeting plans. Jeff Scheffer walks in late for a meeting as other members discuss scholarships. Sophomores Charlene Willett and David Sharp par- ticipate in their first Honor Society meeting. HONOR SOCIETY “The Honor Society isn’t a very active club, but we do have an exchange pro- gram. We have the chance to see what other schools are like.” Debbie Green “It’s a status.” Michele Madeksza Honor Society president, Cordelia Price discusses constititution changes. Reading is a favorite pastime of Honor Society member, Colleen Winters. “The main reason I joined was because it looks good when you put it on your college applications.” Leesa Meredith The National Honor Society. YEARBOOK n Staff member, Anne Sombar looks at possible cover de- signs for the 1974 Milfordian. The yearbook staff works together to produce a lasting record of the 1973-1974 school year. The Yearbook Staff “I’ve found that everything done within the yearbook staff is dependent upon someone else.” Joyce Justice “Most of all I’ve learned to handle responsibilities.” Valerie Sapp “The bulk of my learning experience came from adapting to the requisites of photo journalism.” Mitchell Nelson “I’ve had a lot of fun being a part of the staff.” Fred Wyatt “It was hard work but fun at the same time, especially making the fortune cookies.” Brooke Phillips 120 JOLLY ROGER The Jolly Roger Staff examine previous issues of the paper. Jolly Roger editor, Belinda Waller works toward a deadline. “I find journalism challenging mainly because you are constantly facing deadlines.” Frank Smith “It means a lot to me being editor of the Jolly Roger since I plan to go into the field. I wish there had been more freedom in what goes into the paper. ’ Belinda Waller “As managing editor of the Jolly Roger, I was pretty involved with the paper this year. We had many prob- lems, but it taught me a lot about responsibility and pride.” Mike French 121 At the Chronicle office, Stephanie Saxon decides on a layout. QUILL SCROLL Valerie Sapp, President of Quill Members of the Quill and Scroll discuss plans for 1974 “Iconoclast”. ancj scro|] talks to club members about the 1974 Iconoclast . V ■ The Quill and Scroll “This year’s Quill and Scroll is accepting a wider range of materials for the ‘Iconoclast’. This year’s book will include photography, articles and music.” Valerie Sapp “The ‘Iconoclast’ gives the students an opportunity to show their creative works. It’s a way for a student to express his feelings in his own special way.” Verna Wilkins Kathleen Jefferson looks for scripture pertaining to the clubs discussion in the Bible. CHRISTIAN BUCS Advisor for the Christian Bucs, James Mervine discusses parts of the Bible with a club member. “Christian Bucs is something else! They don’t care what color your skin is or denomination. We’re just one big happy family worshiping the same God.” Russ Howard “The reason Christian Bucs was formed was so students and teachers could share their faith in God with others openly and freely.” Robin Warren “Although it isn’t a large group, it does have the friendship that is often lost in the large groups.” Renate Pase In the Library Conference Room, Renate Pase discusses the Bible with club members. 123 VARSITY CLUB “The club isn’t very active this year because there aren’t many meetings. Mike Ingram is the only one who does anything. Without him, the club wouldn’t exist.” Tony Summers “The Varsity club is an organization in which all Varsity lettermen are eligible. This year there wasn’t much involve- ment. It’s a worthwhile club but it needs some changes.” Philip Krauss The Varsity Club concession stand proves hectic for Tommy Doug- las, Eddie Phillips, and Donald Johnson during a basketball half time. Verna Wilkins Varsity Club members Carol Blessing, Mark Nauman, and John Mitchell discuss the concession work schedule. During the Fall Sports Awards Assembly, Varsity Club member Stanley Hicks received awards for The Varsity Club outstanding performance in football. 1?4 BLACK STUDIES Black Studies “We learn about the black man’s heritage and his part in making contributions to Ameri- ca. Sandra Gregory “Black Studies is very informal and free. We get to know each other and just talk. It’s a shame that there are no white mem- bers. I guess it’s because of the name.” Cordelia Price At the Black Studies dance, club members and their guests danced to the music of the “Groove Makers’’. Elaine Worthy and Dellilian Spence do the “bump”. The Gospel Choir. FRENCH CLUB At the International Smorgasbord, French and Spanish Club members serve JoAnn Eberly. SPANISH CLUB Billy Summers serves Flan, a South American dessert for the International Dinner. In the Homecoming Parade, Spanish Club portrays Ponce de Leon and the Conquistadors. 127 “I’ll never forget when I got caught in a snow fence and hung upside down on the slope by one ski.” Don- na Cosden. “I remember seeing Chris Price running around on the hotel balco- ny in his underwear.” Bob Clendaniel. Chris Collins slowly comes down the slope after an injury. Kim Lynch and Judy Lynch prepare to board the bus headed for Brittingham, New York. Judy Lynch and Donna Hankins ride slowly the ski lift to the top of the beginners slope. 1?8 Chris Price takes a flying leap and heads straight for the snow. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F.F.A. Through personal discussion, FFA members gain valuable knowledge in the field of agriculture. THOSE «w DM The FFA float captured second place in the 1973 Homecoming Parade. 129 LIBRARY CLUB As a member of the Library Club, Sally Askildson finds that stamping student passes to the library are among her many jobs. As President and Vice-President of the Library Club, Joyce Justice and Cheryl Tappan are responsible for cataloging books. The Library Club 130 Near the end of a class period. Library Club member Bob Hutchins finishes stamping hall passes for outgoing students. OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION During a free period, Linda Steele catches up on her typing At an open house, O.E.A. secretary Barbara Rothermeli serves refreshments assignments, to visiting teachers and students. The Office Education Association “O.E.A. has brought me closer to people around me, and people outside of school, for example we have vis- ited Milford Manor, and Stokley.” Judy Rust. “It’s the best group I’ve ever been, in, because we always do things together. When we had a scrapbook deadline for competition to meet, everyone worked together to get it done on time. We all get along really well.” Barbara Rothermel. “O.E.A. is a good club, especially if you’re studying business. It teaches you to have responsibility. We have state competition which really makes us work hard.” Sharon Tingle. “I enjoy the bake sales because we raise money for the club, which goes towards taking trips.” Lynn Mumford. “I like the club because I can get together with friends, and everyone is very close.” Diane Grove. 131 ■ D.E.C.A. Teresa Harris sets type for the printing of D.E.C.A. sales posters. At an open house, Brenda Ross shows prospective Distributive Education Students the operations of the school store. “D.E.C.A. is a very educational club. We learn about the whole field of business; retailing, sales, and advertising. W'e also have banquets and conventions. Vanessa Pettyjohn. “D.E.C.A. gives you an opportunity to learn about trade and merchandising. This year we have more fund rais- ing events and field trips. Debbie Johnson. “At a D.E.C.A. mini-conference Bobby Mcllvain demonstrates how to sell anchors.” 132 V.I.C.A. In training to be a beautician, Kathy Walker prac- tices setting different hair styles on fellow students. I really like being in V.I.C.A. You’re always involved in something. Since I won first place in auto mechan- ics at the State convention, I get to go to the nation- als in Texas. Alan Billings. Actual experience in masonry is obtained by Ronald Hunt and Brad Diogo by building simulated brick walls. At Kent Vo-Tech, Robert Warren, plumber, learns the correct method for cutting pipe. 133 “We worked very hard. Wre had to memorize the lines in four days. It was fun. but it was tiring.” David Lane INTER-CLASS COMPETITION “Viva Ortega” — Junior Class “Ralph Roister Doister” — Sopho- more Class “Desperate Desmond’s Dastardly Deed” — Freshman Class “Everything will be just fine if I make it through this speech. I’ve messed it up every single time before. Being a mean lawyer sure is fun.” Donna Heinold 134 “Boy am I ever tall! This is the first time I’ve ever been a Spanish lady married to a man shorter than me.” Sue Scheffer “Coochie-coochie-coo! I had to get this line right for once. Being a country hick just comes natural for me I guess.” Leslie Waters “It’s so hot under this fur. Well, in five more minutes lean go back “I’ll explain it to you in exactly this way to being myself instead of a snobby old lady.” Kathy Haigh ” Cornelia Johnson 135 I hope this housecoat holds out, and I have to remember, be mean. Heidi Burlingame. ‘‘I feel at ease on stage after I get over the initial shock of the crowd and the lights and the feeling that I might make a mistake.” Mar- ty Moyer. WINTER DRAMA “I enjoyed my part because on stage I could feel my part. At first I was scared, but later I was all right.” Kaye Argo. 136 “I really enjoy the excitement of being in plays, especially opening night.” Debbie Friedman “ Would you like a little more wind my dear?’ Even though my part wasn’t exactly kosher I still had a good time.” Kenny Nelson “1 think Mrs. Hill did a great job. This was her first play and I think she was just as nervous as we were.” Billy Sammons. “I love it on stage. It offers me a challenge. When you’re on stage, you have to be on your toes at all times. I like this feeling because you’re constantly aware of what’s going on, not only of the characters on stage but the people in the audience.” Mike Kreider. “When I'm on stage, I feel like I can’t make a mistake or I’ll feel like a heel.” John Cantwell. “I played a Russian spy (a bad guy) who terrorized the vicarge. I always wanted to play the bad guy but I hadn’t had the oppor- tunity before this. When I’m on stage, I want to do my best to please my director, the cast members, and the highly respected audience.” John Shreck. See How Thev Run V 'I I ♦4 i W 4 it 44 ? I had a fun role, one that could easily be hammed. 1 get alot of enjoy- ment out of the stage.” Bobby Haigh 137 The cast was so wonderful. It really made me feel great to have everyone behind me. Donna Heinold. I really enjoyed being in the play. I hope next year it is jtist as sensational as this year.” Julie Ennis MAME “The hardest part in the play for me was keeping my voice low for the Gloria Upson character. Becky Wechtenhiser. I wanted to be a member of the cast in the spring musical be- cause this is my last year, and I know I’ll never have the chance to do it again. The most disappointing part is that I will never get to see the whole thing.” Valerie Sapp. I enjoyed the play because it gave everyone a chance to be a different type person than they really are.” Debbie Goodge. “I chose to be a dancer because I enjoy dancing and I wanted to do something different in my senior year.” Joyce Brotemarkle. 138 with Mrs. Hurt. She’s a great person.” Lynda Rogers. “There were alot of fun moments preparing for the play, like the time I sewed by dress to my pants.” Beck Wechtenhiser. Being on the stage crew was really fun but it in- volved a lot of work and between scenes it was very hectic.” Scott Haupt. I enjoyed doing the play. My part was especially fun, although sometimes I thought I'd never get through practices.” Leslie Dickerson. i really did enjoy being involved in ‘Marne’ and hav- ing a Grandma Image. It made everyone laugh.” Val- erie Sapp. I went out for the pit band because I feel a freshman should get involved in the cycle of the school. George Walker. 139 FACULTY PLAY M A S H “I enjoy working backstage, so far the past few years I have enjoyed being onstage as well. Besides I’m a ham. The play was alot of hard work in a short time. It was a great opportunity for the teachers to get together.” -John Kunkle “A faculty play gives students a chance to see the staff as human beings rather than authority figures. “Mash was more than appropriate. Translate what “Mash” says about the army into educational jargon” and the result is very inter- esting. Kris Hugg The best part of being in Mash was getting acquainted with the rest of the facul- ty.” Bev Breeding Mr. Emey couldn’t dance or sing but with my help we made a big hit.” Jerry Thompson ‘ No! Not that line Bill!' I don’t believe how one boy could trip over himself, get in my way. and forget so many lines. Actually. Sammons did a great job.’’ Roger Eberly 140 ASSEMBLIES The liquid air assembly was neat. The students cooperated with the guest speaker. Darryl Boyer “I thought the ‘Great Debate’ assembly was really interesting. It helped me to under- stand both sides of the debate between Lincoln and Douglas. Judy Carter I liked the trampolining assembly. It was different. The best part was when the teachers got on the trampoline. Vickie Williams “My favorite assembly was the one when the University of Delaware chorus sang. I really like that kind of music.” Debbie Friedman “The best assembly was the one on liquid air. Everything the man tried didn’t work. David Lane The Wesley Jazz Band was very entertaining. They really did well.” Jeff Darlin “The most exciting part of the assembly for me was when I caught the cork he shot off into the audience.” Stephanie Saxon. The Wesley Jazz Band sounded really good. They played music that everyone enjoyed. It was one of the best assemblies we had. Debbie Stokes. I liked the way they sang. They had good movement and good rhythm.” Eddie Baynard. HOMECOMING It was a great honor for me to participate in homecoming because it gave me a feeling of importance and respect towards the school.” Mary Sue O’Day. Being Homecoming Queen is the best thing that could happen to any young lady in her last year of high school.” Elaine Worthy. The 1973 Home 142 “Homecoming is a lot of fun, but I think it could be better if the floats were driven around the football field at half-time.” Brooke Phillips. Renee and I enjoyed being on the Sen- ior homecoming float, becuase we had a chance to be ourselves.” Julie Portz. I loved all the glamour and attention we got for being on the homecoming court. It was really fun.” Donna Luff. “The band was lousy at the dance because they didn’t play the right kind of music. The parade was great.’’ Raoul Zencak. “The dance and decorations were done well. Homecoming would have been much better if more of the student body had been involved.” Bobby Jacobs. “The parade was pretty good, the dance was superb but the football game uch!”Curtis Beulah. “The whole thing was better than last year.” Holly Billings. “The parade was great, especially since the seniors got first prize.” Charlotte Coverdale. “I didn’t like the food. The sandwiches were left over from lunch.” Gail Pierce. 143 Judy Rust, Jeff Darlin and Maria Walsh dance a chain dance to the music of the fifties. Dressed in the fifties fashion, Sharon Tingle and Sheree Short dance the jitterbug. Marty Moyer with his greased back hair, and Joan Allen in her ponytail and red lips, were all a part of the nostalgia of the Fifties Dance. 144 Milford’s Fifties Dance was the scene of fish swallowing, icecream sodas, and students like Julie Portz and Jacqui Annand dancing the jitterbug. “It was a lot of fun. Our gang was robbed. We should have won some kind of award. All eight of us dressed up as gangsters. Mike French. “They should have more dances like the fifties dance. Everybody participated in it. Laura Coleman. “When I was dressed up, I felt more like a kid. Leesa Meredith. “It was fun and unusual. Like WOW! David Sizemore. Teachers as well as students came to school dressed in the styles of the 50’s. Here Gerald Thompson, Linda Rogers and Cindy Clifton show off their attire. Patty Bogan finds that the jitterbug from the 50’s does not necessarily demand a male partner as she dances with a classmate. Even the members of the M.A.F.I.A. were represented at this years fifties dance. Robinline Pettyjohn models her 50’s costume for her friends at lunchtime. Notorious yearbook photographer. Mitchell Nelson, mugs with Joyce Brotemarkle for a 50 s day picture. Representing an era past, when life seemed more excit- ing Robin Warren and Judy Lynch donned the costumes and “finesse” of the 50’s. 145 THE PROM — MAY 18, 1974 “I thought the decorations were good. The hand was O.K. Everyone really looked nice.” Penny Johnson “The prom was alright but the band could have been better.” Jeff Darlin “The saddest part of the prom was taking the decorations down. It was fun seeing every- one dressed up. Mario Rizo “They should have had a better band at the after-prom. And the necklaces said ‘Junior Prom’ instead of ‘The Junior-Senior Prom’.” Lynn Catts “Hiked the setting — the idea of Camelot.” Robbie Bush Music at the prom was provided by Bob Wagner and his band. Cindy Hall and Kenny Collins are caught at the drawbridge before entering the 1974 Junior-Senior Prom. John Ament and Jeanne Nash pose at the entrance to “Camelot.” the theme of this year’s prom. A humorous moment is enjoyed by Kim and Larry McWhorters and friends between dances. Judy Rust checks out the moat as she and her friends capture the feel- ing of “Camelot”. 147 The traditional Senior Skip Day was officially planned for April 26, 1974. However, this year’s gradu- ating class didn’t seem content with only one day. March 7th, a beautiful Friday, became the first Senior Skip Day — triggering many more to follow. The beach was a popular scene for a large percentage of the students, while others found relaxation in their own backyard. 148 j fanciest skiing inn the slope hei L: lySlim CAFETERIA After working all morning in the kitchen. Mrs. Thaw- ley still has a friendly word to say to each student in the lunch line. The cafeteria kitchen is a center of activity in the morning hours. Here Mrs. Smack prepares french fries for the Buc Special. 1st Row: T. Benson, N. Wright, V. Wyatt, L. Thawley. E. Ellingsworth,.S. Lilly, E. McKee, L. Wilkerson. 2nd Row: E. Brown, A. Hilt. F. Carpender, .1. Wessel, F. White, C. Saxon, E. Sneller, J. Yerkes, O. French, G. Smack. The operations of the Buc Galley are the primary concerns of Mrs. French. 150 One of Mrs. Morris' many duties is to clean up the library after a busy school day. 1st Row: W. Allen, H. Cirwithian. O. Young. M. Morris. 2nd Row: R. Wilkins, J. Cranberry, G. Watson, J. Young. W. Morris. P. McCole. JANITORS Richard Wilkins, a student custodian, handles much of the general maintenance throughout the building. Mrs. McCole sweeps up one of the many mishaps which occur in the biology room. 151 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Vernon Walsh •1. Walsh, Vernon H. B.S. — Univ- ersity of Delaware; M. Ed. — Colorado State University; Boy’s Physical Education Teacher — 9th Physical Education, 11 -12h grade — Advanced Physical Education, 11 years experi- ence; Varsity Football Coach, Varsity Golf Coach; Special interests: Athlet- ics, Hunting, Fishing. 2. Mitchell, Robert — B.S. — Univer- sity of Maryland, M. Ed. George Wash- ington University; Physical Education Teacher 10th grade — Physical Educa- tion, Health; 5 years experience; Var- sity Soccer, Junior Varsity Basketball; Special interests: Fishing. 5. Wright. Mary Ann B.S. — Dela- ware State College; 9th and 10th Health and Physical Education; 2 years experi- ence; Cheerleading Sponsor. 9. Breeding, Beverly H. — B.S. — Sal- isbury State College; 9th grade Physical Education. 11th and 12th grade Ad- vanced Physical Education; 1 year ex- perience, Coaching Summer League Softball; Special interests: All sports. Bob Mitchell P . , , . , The boy’s gvm is the scene for games of volleyball rreshman physical education students support their teammate, Edwin Jones — batter. 152 With the coming of warmer weather, the girls gym classes move outside for softball, tennis, and Softball is just one of the many outside ac- track- tivities of Mrs. Breeding’s gym classes. OCCUPATIONS MALL AI Marone Bob Lawson The Shipyard Exxon is a center of activ- ity for Keith Hudson, one of the many Joe-v Armstrong and Bob Warner learn to take geranium cut- students specializing in auto tings as a part of their horticulture class, mechanics. 154 As a member of the crop production class. Kenny Sapp prepares the school tractor for plowing. Richard Douglas 1. Marone. Albert J. B.S. M. Ed. Temple University: 9th grade through 12th grade; General Contracting Teach- er: carpentry, masonry, plumbing, and electricity; 17 years experience; Society Advancement MGMT. Psychology Club; Special interests: Public Broad- casting (Tv. 12), Child Welfare. Various Sports. Community Projects. Politics. 2. Lawson. Robert L. B.S. and a State Plus 30 University of Delaware: 9th-12th grade Auto Service; Special interests: skiing, water sports. 6. Douglas. Richard B.S. History, Eng- lish. Phy. Ed. M.S. Phy. Ed. University of Idaho; Food Service: 8 years experi- ence: Head Track and Cross-Country coach. Co-Chairman M.E.A. Negotia- tions Committee: Specfal interests: Athletics. Politics. Drama Reading. 7. Fry. Barry R. B.S. University of Delaware; Agriculture Horticulture Instructor; Animal Science. Crop Sci- ence. Ag.. Mechanics. Horticulture. Fix-it; 5 years experience. Carlisle Fire Co.. Secret ary-Treasurer; Delaware Vo- Ag Teachers Assoc.; National Rifle Assoc.; Special interests: Sports. Hunt- ing. Delaware Hunter Safety Instructor. Reloading Shotgun shells. Barry Fry 15b Bill Adams Roger Eberly 1 2M 3 i4 1. Adams. William Industrial Arts Teacher. Wood Shop I.II.Ill,IV; 4 years experience. Appalachian State University. B.S. Special interests: All Sports. 2. Eberly. Roger L. Graphic Arts Teacher. 9th- 12th. 4 years experience, B.S. Elementary Ed.. Millersville. Pennsylvania; Asst. Gof Coach, Bas- ketball Official Score Keeper. Faculty Play; Spe- cial interests: Golf. Fishing. Reading. 4. Haight, W.T. B.S.(M.Ed.) California Teach- ers College. University of Delaware; 9th-12th grade Electricity. Electronics, Drafting, and De- sign; 27 years experience, A.V. and Radio Club: Special interests: American Radio Relay League. 5. Davies. Russell B.S. Business Education. Bloomsburg State College: 10th grade Driver Education; 13 years experience; Special interests: Sailing. Tennis. Bowling. 7. Daniels, Max -J. B.S. (Ed.) Bloomsburg State; 10th grade Driver Education; 6 years expe- rience; Special interests: Outdoor sports, hunt- ing. fishing. •8. Leone. -John A. B.S. Phys. Ed.. M. Ed. Health Ed.. University of Arkansas; 10th grade Driver Education; 9 years experience; Special in- terests: Sports, Students. Wilber Haight Driver Education John Leone 157 Ron I horn HISTORY Lucius Webb Jane Herson “I find my work interesting because I have the opportunity to watch stu- dents grow — in my field to see them really begin to relate past to present.” Jane Herson It has always been my view that students learn more from each other than from any other source. When I see this type of learning taking place I am happy.” James Brooks 158 George Day •John Wonderly Ken Brown 1. Webb. Lou — A.B. and A.A. — Atlantic Christian and Louisburg; American Government, United States History; 2 years experience; Advisor to Student Council. Advisor to students concerned on overpopulation and the environ- ment; Special interests: reading, psychology of death, out- door sports. 2. Thom. Ron — B.A. — Whittier College; Teacher — U.S. History, Chorus American Government; 15 years experience; Social Studies Department Chair- man, coach of Basketball. 3. Herson, Kane — A.B. and M.A. — University of Delaware; 10th 12th grades — World History, Advanced Placement — American History; Special interests: Needlepoint. Antiques, Commenorative Medals. 4. Brooks, James L. — A.B. — East Carolina University; 9th grade Social Studies, 12th grade Government; 6 years experience; Football: Special inter- ests; fishing, football. 5. Day. George E. — B.A. — Michigan State University; 9th grade Social Sci- ence, 11th grade U.S. History, 12th grade U.S. Government; 5 years experience; Advisor of Color Guard; Special interest: Reading, Classical music, collecting newspapers. 6. Wonderly, John H. — B.S. — Widener; Teacher — 9th Social Science. 11th U.S. History, Consumer Economics. Archaeology; 10 years experience; Special interests: Fishing, Archaeology. 7. Brown, Kenneth C. — B.A. — Morris Harvey; 9th grade Social Science; 11th grade U.S. History; 2 years experience; Assistant Football Coach; Head Tennis Coach; Special interests; Movies, Music. Sports. 8. Brown, Earl — B.S. — Salisbury State College; 9th grade Social Science; 22 years experience. iLl! SCIENCE Robert Koppenhaver To me teaching is fun and enjoyable. Each day dissolves old problems, presents new challenges and meets with new demands. Bob Belcastro 160 Don Barrow June J affray Biology Lab assistant Handy Jackson prepares a glucose solution for a dros- philia experiment. 1. Belcastro, Robert L. B.S. Biology, Minor 1 l9; I . Chemistry, West Virginia University; Biology I, teacher; 10th grade; 2 years experience; J.V. 4 i 7 | 8 Soccer Coach, J.V. Baseball Coach, Advisor Sports Illustrated Games; Special interests: Bowling, Tennis, Golf. 2. Parsons, Bruce D. B.S. M.S. Appalachian State Uni- versity, University of Delaware; Science teacher; 9th grade; Space Science and Physical Science; 10th grade, Biology; 12th grade. Advanced Biology; Assistant Wrestling Coach. Sopho- more Sponsor, Model Rocketry, Club, and Chess Club; Special interests: Astronomy. Racing, and Wrestling. 3. Koppenhaver, Robert A. B.S. Bloomsburg State College and University of Delaware; 9th grade Physical Science, 12th grade Physics; 10 years experience; Assistant Advisor to Sci- ence Club; Special interests: Camping. 4. McKain, Keith A. B.S., M.A. Millersville State College, Franklin and Marshall College; 9th grade, Earth and Space Science; 6 years experience Lapidary Club; Special interests: Minerology, Paleontology, Cave Exploration and Stamp Collecting. 5. Barrow, Donald A.B. East Carolina University; Chemis- try teacher; 9 years experience; Science Club; Special interests: Photography, General Athletics. 6. Jaffray, June B.S. Delaware State College. 10th grade Academic Biology; 12th grade Advanced Biology; 1 year experience. 161 BUSINESS Dana McClung Advanced typing techniques learned in typing three are essential in the secretarial field. Improving speed and accuracy are the chief goals for students in Mr. Best’s typing three class. Outstanding achievements in Office Education are recognized by the awards in the O.E.A. tro- phy case. Patsy Patterson 162 Melissa Barto A1 Best 1. McClung, Dana B.S. Alderson; M. Ed, University of Delaware; Business teacher, 9th through 12th grade; 28 years experience; Spe- cial interests: Reading, Spectator Sports. 5. Patterson, Patsy B. B.S. Longwood; Business teacher; 10th grade Typewriting I; 11th grade Typewriting II and Shorthand I; 12th grade Type- writing II; O.E.A., Special interests: Sewing, Crafts, and Reading. 6. Gallagher, Barbara B.S. Mary Washington College; Dis- tributive Education Teacher; 11th and 12th grade Distributive Education I II; 8 years experience; D.E.C.A. Club Advisor, Member of Milford Chamber of Commerce. American Voca- tional Assoc., Adult Hospitality Class; Special interests: T ravel. 7. Best, Alfred G. B.S. University of Maryland. Business Education teacher, 12th grade Shorthand I II, Business Eng- lish and Communications, Office Practice, Typing III; 1 year experience; Front Band Coordinator, Assistant Advisor to O.E.A.; Special interests: Music. 8. Coleman, Joyce A. B.S. Delaware State College; 9th through 12th grade Business; 3 years experience. 163 Joyce Coleman FRENCH Patricia Farley -TsjZ 47i9 1. Farley, Patricia B.A. g — University of Dela- — ware; French teacher; |0 French I.II,III.IV,V — grades 9-12; 2 years ex- perience; French Club advisor, A.F.S. Advisor; Special interests; Cooking, Traveling. Reading, Cards. 4. Palmer. Raymond E. B.A. — Marlboro College. Vermont; German teacher — German 1-4; Special interests: Photography. 6. Bennett, Susan M. B.A. — University of Delaware; Spanish teacher — Spanish I.II.Ill, IV; 7 years experience; Spanish Club. Publicity for Mame; Special inter- ests: Photography. 7. Bassols, Arturo L. B.S., M.A. 30; Madison College. Harrisonburg, VA.; Art teacher; Art 9-12; 16 years experience; Spe- cial interests: Anthropology. 8. Wagner, Brian L. B.F.A. — Philadel- phia College of Art, M.F.A. University of Pennsylvania; Artist in Residence; Special interests: Archaeology', Antiques. 10. Kunkle, Jack M.Ed. — Penn State University, B.S. — Kutztown State Col- lege; Art teacher — Art I, Comm. Art, 9th — 12 th grade; 22 years experience; Stage Productions, Football Announcer; Special interests: Dogs. Outdoor Sports. Painting. 164 An informal class setting gives Spanish III students the opportunity to help one another in read- ing “The Adventures of Don Quijote.” GERMAN During a sixth period class, Mrs. Farley helps French III student Debbie Green with her homework assignment. SPANISH ART 165 Jack Kunkle Ron Thom — Director of Chorus. The Milford High Chorus, under the direction of Ron Thom preforms twice a year with the concert band — at Christmas and in the spring. CHORUS Marty Moyer, and his fellow accompanist Casey Graybeal, both practice many hours with the chorus and band for their performances. 166 The M.H.S. Chorus The Marching Bucs opened their concert season this year with a Christmas performance on December 12th. Good band concerts are the result of long hours of daily practice by the Milford High Band. CONCERT BAND Thompson. Gerald W. B. M.E., Delaware State College; Director of Bands; March- ing, Concert. Stage. Pit Bands, Beginning Guitar, Music Theory; 2 years experience; Special interests: Bassols, Musicals, Drama. Gerald Thompson 167 John Kuhlmann Kristine Kugg 2 'J 4 i 10 819 n 5 16 • 12 |13 1. William Holmes English teacher 9th-12th 17 years experience, Delaware State College, B.S., Special interests: Opera, Ballet, Reading. 2. Summers, Marjorie B.A. and M.S. Washington College and Middlebury College; English, 20 years experience; Special interests: Family. 3. Kuhlman, John C. B.A. Grove City College; English teacher, 9th through 12th grade, 13 years experience; Special interests: Contract Bridge. 4. Rugg, Kristine M. M.A. LeHigh University of Pa. and Cedar Crest College of Pa., English teacher: Practical Skills, English Literature, Filmviewing, Current English, and Romance; 7 years experience; Christmas play; Special interests: Dogs, Reading, and Knitting. 6. Hill, Aura M. B.S. E. Stroudsburg State; English — Creative Writing, Experimental The- atre, Mass Media, Film Viewing, 9th grade; 3 years experience; Advisor of Class of '75; Special interests: Sewing, Arts Crafts. 7. Allen, Peg B.A. University of Delaware; 9th grade: Reading in Action, American Litera- ture, Speech I II; 4 years experience: Advisor of Class of ’77, Majoret te Advisor, Property Mis- tress for Mame; Special interests: Reading, Crocheting, Tennis. 8. Brown, Jackson B.A. Carson Newman College; Journalism and Drama; 14 years experience. 9. Mervine, James C. B.A., Th.B., M.A. University of Pittsburg. Penn Wesleyan College, Muhlenberg College. English teacher. 9th grade; Academic English 10th-12th grade; 15 years experience; Special interests: Building, Designing Homes, Sports, Religion. 11. Hurt, Pearl B.S. Drexel University; English 9,10,11, 12; 13 years experience; Dance, Drama Sophomore class Co-Advisor; Special interests: Photography. 12. Smith, Elizabeth H. B.A. and M.S. West Virginia University; Librarian grades 9-12; 15 years experience; National Botanical Honorary Society; Special interests: Reading. 13. Reed. Jane A. B.A. West Virginia University; teacher — 9th grade English and Regular English, Grammar, Report Writing, and Filmviewing; 24 years experience; Milford Education Association Affairs, Faculty drama, and working on masters; Special interests: Reading, Travel- ing, and Music. Mary Lou Palmer LIBRARY Pearl Hurt Elizabeth Smith •lane Reed 169 MATH Bill Hardison Barry Miller U !Sl_s tmit 8 1. Hardison. William B.S. M.S.. West Chester State; Mathematics Teacher; Algebra I. Prob. and Stat.. Math II; 13 years experience; Wrestling Coach; Special interests: Tennis, Chess. Gardening. 2. Miller. Barry K. B.S.. M.S.; Evangle College. Kansas State Teachers College; Mathematics teach- er; Geometry and General Mathematics; 10 years experience. 3. Jennelle. Arthur Joseph B.S. (mathematics) Virginia Tech.; 10th grade Math I. 10th. ilth. 12th grade Trigonometry. Analytic Geometry. Algebra II, Calculus; 4 years experience; Student Council Advisor. President Milford Education Assoc.; Special interests: Pho- tography. Archaeology. Politics, Psychology. 5. Wenger. Rymal L. B.S. Concord College. M. Ed. University of Delaware; Math teacher; Algebra; 10 years experience; National Hon- or Society. 6. Nlillman. Rebecca Gibbs B.S. plus 30 High Point College; Math teacher; 9th grade. Algebra I, Gen. Math. Math I (R), Math I (RS) 10th grade. Geometry. 11th grade. Consumer Math. 12th grade. Ad- vanced Math; 1 year experience; Special interests: Creative Arts. 7. Woehrle, Paul S. B.S. Bloomsburg State College; Math teacher; Mathematics9-12; 13years experience. 170 Joe Jennelle 171 Formulas and x.y variables are among the many new concepts presented to the Algebra I classes. Each year the Home Ec. classes study one semester of sewing and fabrics, and one semester of nutrition. Here, Mrs. Wells prepares her students for a cooking lesson. Mildred Wells Wells, Mildred E. B.S. University of Delaware; Home Economics Teacher; Foods Clothing I, Home Economics II, Home Economics III; Sewing — Crea- tive Arts; Special interests; Decorating. Bicycling, Card Playing. Newman. Deanna B.S. Mansfield State College. M. Ed. Indiana Universi- ty of Pa.; Home Economics Teacher. 9th grade; Home Ec I. Advanced Foods Clothing. Bachelor Living, and Hos- pitality; 4 years experience; Special in- terests: Crafts. 172 Deanna Newman The organ music of Kenny Nelson provided the background for the Baccalaureate processional and recessional. 173 The invocation was delivered by Rosemary Simpson, senior class treasurer and the benediction was given by senior class president. Jeff Scheffer. The sermon was delivered by the Reverend John Grey. The processional at Baccalaureate was led by Kurt Klein and Melissa Barto. BACCALAUREATE JUNE 8, 1974 GRADUATION For the class of 1974, commencement came after four hours of rehearsal and a .June 7 cancellation due to rain. On Saturday June 8, the sun came out just in time for the 6:15 ceremony. Following the theme, “We are-the future”, Cordelia Price, vale- dictorian, and Leesa Meredith, salutorian, deliv- ered their addresses. They were followed by Joseph Biden, senator from Delaware. Awards were then given to outstanding students in the areas of ath- letics, business, music, history, English, and lead- ership. After speeches by board of education members, diplomas were awarded to the 229 members of the class of 1974. Graduation, for many, was a process of waiting — waiting for the end, to begin The sea awcke at midnight from its sleep, And round the pebbly beaches far and wide I heard the first wake of the tide Rush onward with uninterrupted sweep. A voice out of the silence of the deep A sound mysteriously multiplied As of a cataract from the mountains side. Or roar of winds upon a wooded steep. So comes to us at times, from the unknown And inaccessible solitudes of being The rushing of the sea tide of the soul. And inspirations, that we deem our own, Are some divine foreshadowing and foreseeing Of things beyond our reason or control—. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 176 I Reached Out GOLD PATRONS Dr. and Mrs. John W. Annand Leonard I. Hill, Jr. Lofland's Bakery Charles A. McLaufthlin Safeway Stores. Inc. Dr. and Mrs. T. E. Dyer, M l). Carl E. Dufian SILVER PATRONS Dr. Henjamin E. Burton Mrs. Betty Jo Carter David A. Clements. Jr. Lewis R. Darlin Donovan's Groceries Mr. and Mrs. Marl; Dufendach ). A. James, M l). Jesters Store Mr and Mrs Donald L. Johnson W. K. Kenton Dr. and Mrs. William D. Kim mol, Jr Marconi s Delicatessen Mr. and Mrs. Hufih Martin III Charles Moses I Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Moyer Mr. and Mrs Byron M. Phillips Compliments of Sheldons Groceries Mr. and Mrs. David .V. Sills, Jr Mr. and Mrs. John S. Walls J. H. Wilkerson and Son Compliments of Howard E. Will;ms and Sons Spruce-Up Farm Willis Auction Service BRONZE PATRONS Ed ward's Dry Cleaners Libby's Beauty Shop Phyl's Beauty Shop Mike's Razors Edf e Dr. Warmouth 178 C ONGRA TULA TIONS TAYLOR MARINE Boats, Motors, Trailers Phone 422-9117 Milford, Delaware DIOGO’S GROCERY STORE and MOBIL SERVICE Route 14 — Milford Harrington Road Subs and Sandwiches KENT SUSSEX TIRE WAREHOUSE Tires, Batteries, and Front End Alignment Norman Eskridge Highway Seaford, Delaware Phone — 629-6055 Route 14 Milford, Delaware Phone 422-4533 180 Compliments WALLS E. I. DUPONT Seaford Nylon Plant Seaford, Delaware DANEGGER’S NURSERY and GARDEN CENTER “A house is not a home until it’s been planted!” 335-5251 CHILDREN’S STORE 33 North Walnut Street O. W. Shockley Insurance Agency Milford Shopping Center Milford, Del. — 422-6661 Specializing in all lines of Insurance — Fire, Life, Auto Compensation, pensions, hospitalization WARREN FURNITURE INC. “The Store of Quality” Milford, Delaware Phone: 422-5410 W. T. GRANTS The Friendly Family Store ADAM’S WHARF Captain Bob Charter Boats 182 Ceimr llHlage MOBILE HOME PARK R. D. I BOX 1 32 LINCOLN, DELAWARE 19960 N. P. DEL CAMPO OWNER QYkerever IJoure Qoinq - - CHARTER IN OR OUT A BUS L - OF STATE 1 BOWMAN’S BUS SERVICE 422-8683 AIR CONDITIONED MILFORD, DEL. N. B. DOWNING Heating — Air Conditioning — Fuel Service 422-6691 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE L. W. INSURANCE AGENTS ‘A POLICY FOR EVERY NEED” David Wood — Dover • 674-3500 Jim Smith — Georgetown • 856-7828 Don Evans — Milford • 422-8610 Hammon Davidson — Milton • 684-4456 183 PEOPLE'S BANK OF HARRINGTON Complete Banking Facilities At The Friendly Bank Member Of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. BROWN MOTOR CO., INC. ALLIED ASSOCIA TES REAL ESTATE ALLIED ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE APPRAISE s INSURANCE Rehoboth, tilud. Milford, Del. 422-7633 ZOOK’S COUNTRY STORE Gas — Bait — Sandwiches ft 317 Rehoboth Rlvd. 0ocJge Milford, Delaware. _____ MOPAR Argo’s Corner Radiators Welding FRANK R. KIRBY SONS Auto • Truck Repairs YOUNG REVEL INC. Office Supplies • Equipment Stationery • Printing Milford, Delaware 422-8425 422-4567 Milford, Delaware •MB WILKIE-S TEEL MA N UPHOLSTERING COMPANY For The Finest in Upholstering, Draperies, Carpeting 200 North St. — Milford 422-4584 WILLIAM V. SIPPLE and SON Builders of Fine Monuments Since 1867 Phone 422-4214 Milford, Delware CITY MILFORD 185 DRAPERIES ETC. INC. MILFORD DELA WARE Custom Made Complete Line John Lonergan Drapes Drapery 422-8323 Fabrics WALL'S WILLARD ZOOK ARCO SERVICE Tires — Tubes — Batteries Specializing in Accessories — Washing Remodeling New Homes Wheel Balancing Construction Phone 422-7952 Quality Workmanship N.E. Front St. Milford, Del. Call 422-9257 VILLAGE INN For the Finest Seafood Little Creek, Delaware Phone 734-3245 VAUGHN'S FLOWERS Complete flower service for any occasion. Milford, Delaware Phone 302 - 422-9445 186 [EfPrWc? A SERVICE m [BAmRIfS THOMAS BEST SON, INC Garden Center Sporting Goods SUSSEX CO. Nassau, Del. —645-6658 BILLINGS Tire And Service Service — Esso Tire Recapping Oil — Lubrication — Batteries Washing — U-haul Rental 422-8031 Rt. 113 CHARLES H. WEST FARMS, INC. Producer of Quality Vegetables R.D. 2, Box 88 Milford, Delaware FISHER APPLIANCE FURNITURE Everything for the Home 107 E. Front St. Milford, Delaware 422-8044-8887 187 Good Luck Class of 74 From All The Marshall Family Rose Katie Turtle Holley Sally David SILICATO, INC General Contractor Builder Developer Phone 422-8140 Francis P. Silicato President P. O. Box 264 Milford, Delaware TOWING SEItVICI TRUXON’S RESTAURANT Ellendale, Delaware 422-7980 SHAWNEE ALIGNMENT. INC. JOE’S GETTY SERVICE SNYDER AUTO SUPPLY COMPLETE CAR SERVICE Milford, Delaware 422-9946 Joseph Ronnie Rogers, Proprietor PARTS — TOOLS EQUIPMENT Milford, Delaware 422-4541 190 Compliments of ROGER'S FUNERAL HOME ROBERT L. ZOOK, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL 301 Lakeview Avenue Milford, Delaware Milford, Delaware Phone 422-7395 Summer 422-91H6 THE U REES DOOR HAMMOND CADILLAC THE MASTERPIECE from THE MASTER CRAFTSMEN RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE SINCE 1941 MILFORD SHOPPING CENTER 422-4593 Your Care Drug Center in Milford PEN-AR FARMS fruits vegetables snack bar Route 14 South Milford, Del. Appliances — Electronics — Furniture Sales Service 203 N.E. Front St. opposite city parking lot Milford, Delaware ___J Phone 422-8939 Congratulations to the Class of 1974 MONTGOMERY WARD Catalog Store Auto Service Center 200 N.E. Front St. Milford, Del. 422-9681 PAUL CALLAWAY FURNITURE Draperies - Home Improvements Manufacturers Storm Windows — Awnings Phone 398-8858 2 Miles North on U. S. 13 Harrington, Del. 192 HARRINGTON MOTOR CO., INC. SALES SERVICE R.D. 1, Rt. 13 Harrington, Del 19952 FUTURE HOME OF I � ■ SUZUKI «■ II ■! 398-3201 W. D. Wilkins L. W. Wilkins MILFORD WHOLESALE GROCERY CO., INC. DuPont Blvd. MILFORD 422-8002 MILFORD STITCHING CO- IB STITCHING OUTLET STORE L nPEN 1S 3-r,S4TU c iy' Of EACH MONTH PHILLIP 66 Kerosene and Gasoline Herbert Shutt — Agent Lincoln, Delaware Tarty Boats for hire — (las Oil — Fishing Bait Tackle Boat Ramp — Dock Space Head Boat 7 AM. Daily — (apt. Tom I Summer The Mispillion Lighthouse Marina SEAFOOD RESTAIRAST WITH OS-OFF LU ESSE Open Daily SAM. for Fisherman s Hreakfast Ou-ned and LOCATED: Operated by: 6 Mi. E. of Milford. De. larles H. Verna I.. on Route No. 36 Fitiwater Rhone: 3tr2-4224t44o BRO WN P. THA WLEY, INC. IMPERIAL - CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH — VALIANT International Trucks Farmall Tractors McCormick Deering Farm Equipment 422-7417-8059. Milford MILFORD PLUMBING HEATING, INC. Milford Delaware 422-8233 or 4128 brown thawley Compliments of Sears Catalog Shopping Milford-Delaware 194 MA Y POP TIRE SALES NEW USED TIRES Trucks — Passenger — Racing — Tractor New Caps $12.95 Free Balancing Lincoln Crossroads Rt. 3 Lincoln, Delaware MARY CARTER PAINT We sell and install: Linoleum Ceramic Tile Carpet Cabinets Phone 422-9851 MILFORD BUS CENTER KAY'S BEAUTY SALON 106S.E. Third St. Milford, Delaware Owner — Kay Walsh Phone: 422-9887 MASTENS HOME CENTER Complete Building Supplies Milford, Delaware Marvel Agency Insurance — Real Estate 15 N. Walnut Street Milford, Delaware 195 422-9666 Milford, Delaware MILFORD CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Printers and Publishers Milford, Delaware 422-4521 KORAL REEF Tropical and Marine Fish Small Pets and Supplies CONGRA TULA TIONS But Don’t Stop Now If You’re Not Going To College JOIN US 422-3153 Milford Adult Education Association 196 Good Luck to the Class of 1974 LOU’S BOOTERY Shoes for the Family miltohd Phanmac( , One. “CORNER DRUG STORE” 112 N. E. FRONT STREET Phone 422-8077 MILFORD, DEL. GENE NELSON, BSc. MARTIN UFFNER, BSc. JOE MURRAY, BSc. 24 Hour Emergency Prescription Service TyU it®. Sievet, Qa ndlu Compliments of LITTLE LINCOLN STEED WA Y Lincoln, Delaware MEDD’S MARKETS, INC. Open 7-11 7 days a week Comer of Church Ave. Maple Ave. 422-9077 and Comer of Walnut St. Rehoboth Hwy. 422-8703 197 JACOBS AND KRAUSS Insurance P.O. Box 296 Milford, Delaware Phone: 422-5396 LYNCH'S SERVICE STATION Rehoboth, Blvd. Milford, Delaware MILFORD BOWLING LANES, INC You Knock ’em Down, We’ll Set ’em Up 32 lanes MILFORD AIR PARK, INC Flight Instruction — Charter Service Aircraft Rentals V.A. and FAA Approved Flight School Aircraft Maintenance 1-4916 Milford, Del. 199 JE WELLS GROC ER Y complete food service 422-4595 you ring we bring REED'S A UTO PARTS SERVICE INC. Alternators Starters Generators Carburators Rehoboth Blvd. Milford Del. 302-422-4621 . M i congratulations to the Class of 1974 from INGRAM’S REST HOME compliments of ELI BONTRAGER SON Appointment Not Always Necessary HIGH POINT MOBILE HOMES P(t e6e SeauUf Sola 14 S. Walnut St. Milford. Del. Sales and Park Nationally Advertised Brand Swimming Pool, Park Club House 335-5443 — Frederica, Del. Beauty is our Business 422-8895 Mon., Wad., Thun., Fri. 9-8 Tu«. 8-4 Sat. 9-3 Merle Norman Cosmetics Open Evenings for appointment. ■ edKen FRED WYATTS APPLIANCE SHOP Service Repair any Make Appliance, T. V., or Radio R.D. 3, Milford, Del. Phone 422-5930 fpR srgj PdtVc mm 1 f • uSDu FRANK CLENDANIEL, INC. Seeds and Grain Lincoln, Delaware Phone 422-4611 DOTS CARD GIFT SHOP 2 North Walnut Street Milford, Delaware 422-7424 .’01 ‘Milford’s Finest PALUMBO’S STEAKS SEAFOOD COCKTAILS ITALIAN AMERICAN RESTAURANT Rehobo th Blvd. Milford, Delaware FIRESTONE BUCHANAN SERVICE Firestone Tire — Philco 103 Causey Ave Milford, Del. 422-4508 Best Wishes Milford Seniors BOULEVARD ELECTRIC Milford, Dover, Smyrna SAUNDER'S JEWELERS Milford, Delaware 422-5617 20? MILFORO. DELAWARE compliments of: FITZGERALD S AUTO SALVAGE Lincoln, Del. SAPP’S AUTO SERVICE MILFORD, DELA WARE DEL-MOR T. V. INC. Franklin, Gene, Dan Curry 422-8534 Milford-Harrington Rd. DAVISP. WILKINS Feed — Seeds Fertilizer Pesticides Phone 422-4040 Milford, Delaware o4ttkui y. 3tad(eu, 9r. CONTRACTOR - BUILDER Best Wishes Milford Seniors RUMPSTITCH MACHINE WORKS DIXON’S JEWELERS i ware Milford Shopping Center 422-5314 Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 from CAPT. JON PAULS Milford, Del, ? M i. g. Burton BE CERTAIN WITH BURTON. Chevrolet Oldsmobile Mercedes-Benz milford Rehoboth Highway Route 14 Milford, Delaware 19963 telephone (302) 422-8061 THE WORLD WAR II COLLECTOR’S SHOP Argo’s Corner War Relics Traded, On Saturdays “Horne of the Bent Bayonet and the Rusty Helmet ” ?0b WI CM A SI to oin f' ' SAli MOCHANOiSI CASH � tCllH Afe b pr«MA� � d to CASH RIFUNO MILFORD PEST CONTROL SERVICE Fumigating Specialists Locally Owned Operated Complete Exterminating Service M. W. Powell 422-5881 M NOTICE Will 8' A $?00 CMAtGf W All CHICKS RitUtNfD IO LIGGfTT DM TO .NSUTHOINT TONOS Compliments of BLUE HEN FLORIST DuPont Boulevard 422-4966 BARRY FUNERAL HOMES MILFORD-FELTON Compliments of MILFORD SALVAGE YARD South Marshall Street Milford, Delaware 19963 1465 Sooth Governors Avenue, Dover. 678-1735 SCRAP IRON - METAL .'07 208 PLUS 209 DAIRY QUEEN Full Dairy Queen Line Hot Dogs — French Fries And Charcoal Burgers SOCK RIDER CHANDLER, INC Expert Watch Repair 42 North Walnut St. Phone 422-5366 SOUTHERN STATES MILFORD CO-OP COOPERATIVE SOUTHERN 422-8066 Milford, Delaware WHITE LEONARD, INC. DIVISION OF LUCAS BROS., INC. Office Furniture Space Planning Environment Main at St. Peters, Salisbury 210 WAYNE’S USED CARS Milford Delaware Congratulations to the Class of 1974 from soil SRD0 Milford, Delaware ARMSTRONG'S MOBIL SERVICE CENTER Lynch Heights Automotive Repair, Lights, Welding, Wrecker Service Milford, Delaware 4 THE BART BASKETBALL CLINIC Congratulations to the Class of 1974 From Mr. Mrs. Freedman 21? TASTEE-FREEZ OF MILFORD WILSON BE VERA GE CO. Milford — Newark Distributor of: Pabst Blue Ribbon, Andeker, Schmidts of Philadelphia, Country Club, and Knickerbocker, BATA Miss America Viner Jar men for Men Hush Puppies Nursemates Mother Goose And Bata’s Own Famous Line Phone 422-4266 STEINER and C South Was Milford Phone :OMPANY, INC. hington Street Delaware A Complete Lin of Auto Accessorios Appliences Housewares tiOnfatffubi WHITE AUTO STORE MILFORD SHOPPING CENTER MILFORD, DELAWARE 19963 Owned and operated by Bus. 302-422-5290 Nat Zitomer Home 302-422-6331 WEBSTER Furniture — Carpet WHARTON AND BARNARD, INC. Milford — Reho beth MACKERT STUDIO R.D. No. 4, Box 265 E Milford, Delaware For Appointment Call 422-9842 Weddings Portraits, Commercial Passports, Special Occasions Reproduce Cherished Pictures B. NORMAN HOPKINS State Farm Insurance Auto — Fire — Life — Boats Phone 422-8800 Rehoboth Blvd. Milford, Delaware WEBB'S MARINE Cedar Beach Road Milford, Delaware Phone(302)422-4638 Carl Webb Buddy Webb TIDEWATER INLAND EXPRESS TIE TIDEWATER INLAND EXPRESS, INC. D. B. WILKINS FUEL COMPANY Getty — Heating Oils Phone — 422-5597 South Washington St. and Delaware Ave. Milford, Delaware BAILEY’S LA WN MOWER Authorized Briggs Straton Lawson, Kohler, Wisconsin Dealers Repair and Parts Toro and Jacobson Mowers 607S. Washington St. Milford — 422-8373 Compliments of Your Honda Dealer DIAMOND MOTOR SPORTS U.S. 13— Box 13 Camden, Del. 19934 Warren A. Price — President You Are Cordially Invited to Use the Many Facilities of Milford's oldest and Largest Bank WILMINGTON TRUST Offering Every Banking Service Telephone 856-7781 422-4501 MILFORD. DE. REHOBOTH CUTOFF (302) 422-9230 NEWARK. DE. 409 E CLEVELANDAVE. (302) 738 654b SALISHl RY. MD 106 LLOYD ST (301) 742-2131 WEBB’S FORD-LINCOLN-MERCURY INCORPORATED Shasta Motor Homes Phone 422-8071 Milford, Delaware ARGO LINOLEUM COMPANY Russell Argo, Owner N.E. 2nd Washington Sts. Phone 422-8431 Milford, Delaware TA YLOR AUTO SUPPLY Del Mar Va’s Leading Auto Parts Wholesaler Since 1921 KEN NETT SQUARE. PA 113 S. UNION ST. (2151444-5230 WILMINGTON. 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AUTOGRAPHS 200M- 26 3 It is only when a man finds himself, that he is able to find others