Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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STUDENT COUNCIL n the Science Lecture Theatre, Student Council' members discuss the new dis- cipline system. President Larry Howe begins the discussion concerning the Homecoming Dance. ■■ Jt Members wait for roll to be taken before planning the upcoming activities. The student body’s voice is heard through the Student Council, a major organi- zation in our school. Due to increased student participation and interest, this years' Student Council set high goals and hoped to improve the position and status of stu- dent government. Some of the activities included Homecoming, Thanksgiving, and Christmas projects, and the 50’s dance.

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James C. Mervine “The date is different. ” Activities: Teaching students to read and rite gooder; Sponsoring Christian Bucs (Bible Club) Thanx Robert Mitchell “Rebuilding year in soccer; rather than a tournament year; a beginning year for basketball; Establishing a winning tradi- tion and attitude. Activities: Varsity soccer; Varsity Basketball. Deanne Newman Activities: I am working with costumes for drama and spring musical. Bruce D. Parsons “Teaching new courses set up by science dept, on semester basis. Activities: Sr. class sponsor; Discipline Committee Donna J. Pass “All that we see or seem is a dream within a dream. ” Thomas C. Passmore “My first year teaching (it is a challenge) and I became married on December 27, 1975.“ Activities: FFA Co-advisor. Mr. Pheiffer '7 find myself experiencing a personal rennaisance. Last year at this time, back in the Dark Ages, I really wondered if I would ever find myself teaching. Now I have the opportunity to put myself to work. I look forward to the future now, as I never have before. My thanks to Milford Sr. High “ Activities: As soon as my head stops spinning, and as soon as it is ready to start again, 1 hope to apply myself to the dramatics here. As this was my major area of study at Salisbury State, I hope to be able to make myself useful. I am really looking forward to the faculty show. hope we have one this year. Jane A. Reed Activities: Chairman of negotiations committee for Milford Education As- sociation and a member of the Negotia- tions team. Teaching at the Adult Education School in Georgetown. Dawn Rehnstrom “Good Grief! Do you have about 18 hours? I’ll tell you for the yearbook—new year, new people, new responsibilities, new friends. ” Activities: Drama Gustave E. Rehnstrom Activities: Asst. Football coach; Sopho- more class advisor; J. V. Baseball coach. Ann Marie Rigby “This is my first year teaching. I'm learning “classroom policy I never found or read in my college textbooks. Activities: Spanish Club Advisor Pearl Schaeffer Activities: Jolly Roger; Christmas Show; Spring Musical Edwin W. Simpson “This is my last year in the Milford School System. State Law requires that I retire because of attained age. I reflect on my past 19 years in Milford where I taught 6th grade, all subjects, 10 years; 8th grade English Guidance Placement Counselor for three years. Activities: Career Guidance and Place- ment Counselor and Supervision Diversi- fied Occupations Co-op. Coached Boys Tennis for two years; Coached Girls Tennis for two years and the team was conference champions both years. Vernon H. Walch “Becoming involved in Milford's total athletic program, as opposed to handling only the sport I coach, has been an in- teresting experience. Activities: Football program; Varsity club; Milford H.S. Athletic Program; DSSAA Tournament Play (Milford was the site for four tournament games in soccer and one in football). Mildred E. Wells “Teaching Beg. Food Service to help students start into a great future in food occupations. We were busy with evaluation and the schpol year seems to be passing quicker than last year. Lead- ership in student council is commendable. Activities: Chairman of Home Economics Esther Wethington “Nothing particular—just a year more of trying to train, teach, and lead students for the future. This year has given me an opportunity to follow through on some teaching. Activities: Business Department Activities

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HONOR SOCIETY KNEELING—LEFT TO RIGHT: Angie Chen, Sandy Klein, Nancy Turner, Debbie Sharp, Fatty Hogan, Vickie Williams, Chris Marsh, Jennifer Crabb, Angela Lasseter. SECOND ROW—LEFT TO RIGHT: Cornelia Johnson, Rachel Penuel. Diane Dziwura, Julie Ennis, Dorcell Smith. Joyce Hailey. Harbara Sock rider, Judy Hailey, Charlene Willett, Debbie McGinniss. TOP ROW—LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Fry, Kenny Steele, Kevin Slattery, Curt Cah- houn. Hill Reichhold, Dave Sharp, Hob Hrittingham. Kevin Slattery's performance on the saxophone is typical of the diversified interests of Honor Society members To be sure of maintaining her required average, Gayle Lemmon completes her Human Physiology homework. One of the most prestigious groups in MHS is the National Honor Society. Its members have achieved high aca- demic standing and most are actively involved in extra-curricular activities. The society has held among other things, student exchange programs with neighboring schools, and also a bake sale. The major event, though, was the formal induction ceremony held this spring, when students were presented with membership certificates. DAY