Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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While man lives and co-relates in the human race, he is ultimately a creature of sole creativity. Be- cause of his capacity to draw upon his own resources, he chances to live, act, and react by himself. In his ultimatum the question eventu- ally will be answered exclusively by him. But what lies at the basis of his ineptness, is that fate finds it easy to take advantage of his lack of stability and lack of experience to control the metaphysical forces of his universe. And later if he feels that he made the wrong conclusion, he blames it on human nature; the same fallible excuse which every individual finds. What he can’t excuse is why he can’t be the perfect image often conjured up in his mind. If he could accept himself, he could eliminate many problems in his life. 6

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There are many ways to measure a man’s success and fortitude, but because of his naivete, man can’t pass beyond the surface to the con- frontations that built his character. The strong individual is one who faces the uncertainies in his path- way to obtain the futuristic ideals he has set. While traveling, he’ll pass frightening episodes; touch upon alarming concepts; undulate between good and evil to find him- self. He who sees his pathway to the future as a fearful journey and as his boldest challenge will survive to be the man of the future; to anticipate the due rewards. The one who cringes at the opportunity to defeat his obstacles will be left an exile even from his mind. The future ranges from man's past, to his present, to his forever; but it will never dominate as man’s ruler. 5

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To function properly, some kind of continuity without deviation must be achieved in the system of the school—some correlation between students, between administration and an intervention of both. Fortunately, Milford High School possesses this unity and mainly due to Donald Yost, to whom the 1976 Milfordian Staff dedicates the yearbook. 7