Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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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

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 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.

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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