Milton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Milton, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

For the first time in history man is talking seriously of making trips into space, visiting the moon, and constructing space platforms. We don’t know what the world holds for us. When our hairs are turning gray, possibly we will be thankful to turn to our ”Clipper” and review in our minds a simpler day. OUR YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .... ASSISTANT EDITOR . . . . BUSINESS MANAGER . . PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITORS SPORTS EDITORS....... SENIOR WRITE-UPS . . . ADVERTISING MANAGERS ...........Valerie Hazzard .... Carol Ann Brittingham ...........Ralph Jefferson . Joe Jefferson, Jay Dickerson Ronnie Banning, Nancy Millman ....'. Mary Anne Cochrane . . . Allan Reed, Jerry Ward i!i!i!i!i!i!i!i!ii Himuiygiiiiiiisiaiiu To one who was our teacher and is our friend; To one who holds our admiration and respect; To a true and wise person - To Mr. Edgar Guest The Clipper is dedicated by the Class of 1959. — i?...v ' m M ttlilll i • r zzzznzszzz r—■ «M� S®S1§®|® ■•-:■, P� ;g V sila i , as Pp® kmm mmmm fee - V Seniors, my message this year for your annual, “The Clipper,” includes exhortations, expectations and congratulations. EXHORTATIONS: “Great lives never go out, they go on.” “A handful of the good life is worth a bushel of learning.” “Three C’s that help you grow: character, courage, curiosity.” Lincoln once said, “I will study and prepare myself.” It took uncounted hours of study before they launched the first space missiles. There is wisdom in study. Wisdom is greater than knowledge because it causes people to seek knowledge. EXPECTATIONS: Though you are one of the largest classes ever to graduate from Milton High School, I still expect at least half of this class to continue study in higher institutions after your graduation. This will be the largest percentage of any class graduating from Milton School to attend college. CONGRATULATIONS: Class of 1959: I am honored with the position of being your teacher and principal and shall forever cherish the memory of my associations with you. I congratulate you upon your graduation, and may health, high hopes and happi- ness be yours as you go forth to reach success. 'eweeet oit.A'C- woieRv !! c5 MARGARET DUTTON Senior Secretary ANN WAG A MON Secretary MARY AGNES DENNIS B. A. University of Delaware English, French, and Speech MARTHA M. LOWE, M. A. University of Delaware Graduate work at University of Delaware and Columbia University ESTHER WEAKLEY, Dickinson College English and Latin A. B. ELDORA REED, B.S. University of Vermont Home Economics BETTY SCHMERTZLER B.S. West Virginia Wesleyan Business Arithmetic and Typing MARY MORGAN Office Practice, J.B.T., and Shorthand CLARENCE W. GILL West Virginia University Bachelor of Music in Public School Music ’ FREDERICK HAZELTINE A. B. Susquehanna University World History, Civics, and Problems of Democracy ROBERT HOPKINS, A. B. University of Delaware Chemistry, Science, and Mathematics mi mu � Htj 1 s... Aa- THOMAS S. DAVIS, B.S. Bloomsburg State Teacher’s College Biology and General Science C6 I pL EDGAR GUEST, B.S. Ai4iold College Physical Education and American History THAYER ROYAL, B.S. University of Maine Agriculture and Arithmetic H. BURL ADAMS, B. A. Colorado State Industrial Arts BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS CAFETERIA STAFF — . — — wmmizm SMH ______________________________-____________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________:_____________________- .•■■•• mst« ; M 181® JERRY WARD . . President................... Pied A nice young fellow. We know it well. We tell it to you. We know it is true. Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Junior Revue; F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Track 4; Prom Committee; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council. M jW.S- L c CAROL ANN BRITTINGHAM............ Kale Secretary A popular, attractive girl is she, And clever and sweet as she can be. Softball 1; Junior Revue; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4, State Officer 4; Press Club l;Girl State Rep. ; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Prom Committee; Class , flONAlj) BANNING . .0, Vice-Pre Jolly as you would expect him to be. Smart in his classes, and yet, carefree. Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Track 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Committee; Junior Revue 1,3; Senior Revue 2,4; Red Cross 1; Student Council 2, 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Band Officer. A student true, a good friend too, Whatever she starts, she'll see thru. Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Press Club 1,2, 3,4, Officer; Red Cross 1,2, Officer; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Junior Revue 3; Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Softball 1; Class Officer 2, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2,3,4. NANCY MILLMAN............ Little Nancy Treasurer JAY DICKERSON................ Always the center of any hilarity. Jay is noted for his popularity. Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Junior Revue 3; Football 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 3; Class Officer 2; Junior Band 1, 2; Track 4. MARY N. WEAVER . . . . Sunshine Generous, frank and sympathetic, Mary Nell's personality is magnetic. F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Officer; Press Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Junior Revue 3; Yearbook Staff 4. ALLAN REED............................ Reedy Always laughing and full of fun Yet always on hand when work's to be done. F. F. A. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Prom Committee 3; Junior Revue 3; Student Council 3, 4; Red Cross 4; Football 1; Chorus 1,4. RALPH JEFFERSON Ralph Always active. Always gay No wonder so much comes his way. Student Council 3,4, Officer; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Junior Revue 3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Boys State Representative 3. JEAN GOODHART. Maggie Her black eyes speak kindness Need we say more? Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2; Junior Revue 3; Prom Com- mittee 3. AUTHUR PETTYJOHN................. Highpockets Sometimes sober, sometimes gay. Never intruding in any way Always pleasant and kind, A better friend is hard to find. Junior Revue 3; F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Officer; Red Cross 4. WILLIAM PORTER Spat Bill is always a good sport. On him we can rely For snappy wit or a quick retort. Press Club 1,2; Red Cross 3, Officer; Baseball 1,2; Chorus 3; Junior Revue 3; Basketball 2, 4. BEVERLY COLLINS Bev' Debonair, neat, and well-kept As if from a bandbox she just stepped. PressClubl; Prom Commit- tee 3; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Junior Revue 3; Softball 1; Junior Red Cross 1,2; Student Council 1. JOSEPH STEVENSON .................. Joe We walk down the hall And laugh at his jokes For a ride in his car We need never coax. Chorus 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Safety Patrol President 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Junior Revue 3; F. F. A. 3, 4; Junior Band 1,2; Track 4. ROY WHITE II Roy A serious greeting though rather deceiving. For under it all There is something quite pleasing. Junior Revue 3; Prom Committee 3. PATSY ATKINS . . . Pat Like a forest pool Quiet, clear, and cool. Chorus 1,2,3; Press Club 1, 4, Officer; Student Council; F. H. A. 1,2; Magazine Co- Captain 3; Junior Revue 3; Prom Committee 3. WAYNE JONES.............................. Wayne Not too serious, not too gay. He can work as well as play. Nature made him as she should. Not too bad and not too good. Junior Revue 3; F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Officer; Red Cross 4. LEONARD BROOKS........................... Lenny When Leonard's round face lights up with a smile. It speaks of gayety the while. Football 1,3; Junior Revue 3; Press Club 3; Stu- dent Council 4; F. F. A. 2,4, Officer, 1,2, 3, 4; MARY ANN COCHRANE . . Sam A girl reliable and time. And furthermore, a worker too. Press Club 3,4, Officer; Prom Committee 3; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Revue 3; Yearbook Staff 4. JAMES LOFLAND...................... Jimmy There's always a laugh or a song To Keep us happy when Jimmy's along. F. F. A. 4; Basketball 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Junior Revue 3; Red Cross 3. JOSEPH JEFFERSON................... Joe A twinkle in his eye And always a grin Are signs we go by For fun to begin. Prom Committee 3; Junior Revue 3; Yearbook Staff 4. VALERIE HAZZARD . Val Where Val is there's commotion. There's never a lull. Things aren't dull. When this girl gets a notion. F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Junior Revue 3; F. H. A. Of- ficer; Editor-in-Chief of yearbook 4; Red Cross 2; Student Council 1. ROBERT REED........................... Bob A boy who always speaks what's true. And speaks when he is spoken to. F. F. A. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Junior Revue 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. RICHARD JONES........................ Richard Still waters run deep So they say; Look at Richard He's that way. Safety Patrol 3, 4, Captain; Magazine Campaign Manager 4. MARIE TUNIS . . . Marie Quietude, yet fortitude Has Marie. Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Press Club 3, 4; Red Cross 4; Junior Re- vue 3; Prom Committee. PHILLIP KEHN.......................... Phil Smart, responsible, and sane This is Phillip Kehn. Junior Revue; Photography Club. BARBARA WILEY Babs Medium tall, quiet. Curly Blonde hair; But there's laughter lurking there. Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Press Club 3,4; Junior Revue Prom Committee 3. HARRY HUDSON . Harry A smile and then a wink or two. Friendly--that's Harry for you. F.F. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Junior vue; Prom Committee. THELMA WALLS........................... Thelma She is quiet, gentle, and sedate. And as a pal, just first-rate. Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Press Club 3; Junior Red Cross 4; Junior Revue 4. NAME AMBITION DESTINY PATSY ATKINS BEVERLY COLLINS CAROL ANN BRITTINGHAM ALLAN REED BARBARA WILLEY JEAN GOODHART VALERIE HAZZARD JOE JEFFERSON NANCY MILLMAN BILL PORTER JIMMY LOFLAND JOE STEVENSON MARIE TUNIS LEONARD BROOKS WAYNE JONES HARRY HUDSON RICHARD JONES JERRY WARD BOB REED MARY ANN COCHRANE JAY DICKERSON ROY WHITE ARTHUR PETTYJOHN THELMA WALLS MARY NELL WEAVER PHILLIP KEHN RALPH JEFFERSON RONALD BANNING Secretary Beautician College Dispatcher Champion bowler Secretary Teacher Bachelor State Treasurer Mayor of Milton Millionaire Hop train and travel College degree Dig a hole Million cows Paratrooper Accountant Rise to the top Warden at State Penn Nurse Mechanic Undecided Farmer Housewife Stewardess Annapolis graduate Admiral of 6th Fleet Navy jet pilot Sitting on boss's lap Giving Mike Toni's Repeating 12th grade Loading kitty cars Setting up Bowling Pins Sitting on Francis' lap Tutoring Joe Bigamist Saving Jessie's pennies Garbage collector Town bum Wherever I end up MRS. degree China Hired hand Pushing up dasies in Boot Hill Assigning numbers at State Penn Elevator boy at Empire State Inmate Time will tell Tricycle mechanic Who knows First to raise mashed potatoes Floorlady at Sam's Department Store Flying paper airplanes KP Duty Skipper of a rowboat Flying model airplanes AC KNOW LE DGE ME NTS We, the Senior Class, wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to: The merchants and donors of Milton and surrounding communities, whose advertisements and contributions have made this yearbook possible and; Our adviser, Mr. Hazeltine, who had freely donated his time and services and; Our Principal and faculty who have educated us and; Our parents under whose guidance we have prospered. What's so funny? Well Money anyone? Working hard? Goofin' off 1 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of '59 of Milton High School, Milton, Delaware, being of sound mind and memory do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. I, RONALD BANNING, leave my women and fast driving to Teddy Palmer. I, CAROL ANN BRITTINGHAM, leave my ability to get along with the cops to Jim Wagamon. I, THELMA WALLS, can’t afford to leave anything. I, HARRY HUDSON, just leave and pity anyone left inside. I, VALERIE HAZZARD, leave all my extra talents to my sister Vickie. I, JEAN GOODHART, leave anything I don’t need to Becky Seibert. I, JAY DICKERSON, leave my athletic ability to Ray Mitchell. I, BEVERLY COLLINS, leave my ability to be late for school to Carol Ann McDaniel. I, MARY ANN COCHRANE, leave my best wishes to my friends. I, RALPH JEFFERSON, leave my ability to wreck cars to Bob Passwaters. I, PATSY ATKINS, leave my laugh to Jane Lee Jefferson. I, BILL PORTER, leave my Chevrolet problems to Martin Benson. I, BARBARA WILLY, leave my musical ability to Mary Barker. I, MARIE TUNIS, leave my seat in POD to Joan Green. I, RICHARD JONES, leave my position as manager of the magazine campaign to Joyce Maloney and Wellington Watts. I, JOE STEVENSON, leave my hubcaps to Snooky Vent. I, NANCY MILLMAN, leave my position as Drum Majorette to Louise Manship. I, MARY NELL WEAVER, leave my typing ability to Sara Lou Dill. I, ALLAN REED, leave my women troubles to Jack Wagamon. I, JOE JEFFERSON, leave my ability to sleep in class to anyone who can get away with it. I, JERRY WARD, leave my baseball ability to James Carey. I, BOB REED, leave my quietness to Bob Black. I, PHILLIP KEHN, leave my mathematical ability to anyone dumb enough to want it. I, WAYNE JONES, just leave! I, JIMMY LOFLAND, leave for higher ground. I, ARTHUR PETTYJOHN, leave my trips to Georgetown every night to Willard Tyndall. I, ROY WHITE, leave my spare time to anyone who wants it. I, LEONARD BROOKS, am not fortunate enough to leave anything. JUNIOR REVUE APRIL 10 ano 11, 1958 8:00 P. M. AT MILTON HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM CREEPING SHA DOWS [ ierc and insult � n t understand the principles clong to crim- py bad ones. imily? Y, •st notior A I ack? Oh, I’m I 'U ever forgive ■ce the engage- . . Now, accord- lysis, forehead’s Say, my book you. (Opening very low grade : it is, right on o, . v ° rorener J, On (to “? l? ■ principles of character °f ®r lke 1L31 1 show nu|ch hrain p i °o0 ilust ¥ here m my suitcase. I’ll tofags ter suitcase.) Foreheads like that s o TZ a‘ i mCntal,ly’ (Ge,line tie book.) Yup ■ - mtt WfcpMifMm ;■ 'I ' . , ' 0M® 0$i fS§S88 m mmm .■■’■•■'•i- •■■• c. • v:-‘- ,:'35g;a E3E2S M m ■ .. .•; . .. • ■ .s as ssMaiiSw ®mm. . 5 ■.. ; •• ••.;- v.. .-•.v .-v : ‘ •• Wl l wsmm i U fi mm i ' ■ m m 'eucew JOHN HERBERT President WELLINGTON WATTS Vice-President s faaf You have now reached the top and most important step in a flight of twelve. Although your previous eleven years were important, they were mainly preparing you for this major year. In your senior year, you will have two very important events to look forward to. They are your senior trip and graduation night. Of course, you will always have the junior prom to remember. Your senior year is only the beginning though. After you graduate you will have your whole life before you to look forward to. THIRD ROW: Charles Webb, Willard Marvel, Teacher: Mr. Hopkins, William Passwaters, Harry Isaacs. SECOND ROW: Willard McCabe, Jane Jefferson, Sara Lou Dill, Ellen Couch, Carlyn Clifton, Robert Black. FIRST ROW: Margaret Mcllvain, Carole Ann Pepper, Joyce Schmierer, Rose Lufsey, Patricia Zelensky. PRESIDENT Donald Tough VICE-PRESIDENT Charles Webb SECRETARY Jane Jefferson TREASURER Ellen Couch THIRD ROW: Robert Passwaters, Alfred Wilson, William Brooks, James Siegfried, Teacher: Miss Dennis. SECOND ROW: Russell Wyatt, Betty Lou Snyder, Linda Tunis, Barbara Kinzer, Barbara Brittingham, Franklin Reed. FIRST ROW: Doris Benson, Margaret Hughes, Joyce Warrington, Delores Buckley, Iva Wilkerson, Ruth Cannon, Joyce Wilkerson. PRESIDENT Barbara Brittingham VICE-PRESIDENT Margaret Hughes SECRETARY Joyce Wilkerson TREASURER Doris Benson FOURTH ROW: Claude Burnham, Victoria Hazzard, Joyce Malony, Paul Hess. THIRD ROW: Gary Lawson, Donald Carey, Howard Kirsch, William Short, Steven Smialik, Gerald Millman, Christopher Lank, Arthur Shepherd, James Owens. SECOND ROW: Ellen Wagamon. Joy Conly, Elaine Gross, Cheryl Johnson, Carolyn Wilson, Rachel Kuczawa, Teacher: Mrs. Lowe. FIRST ROW: Martha Jane Donovan, Stella Donovan, Janice Kramer, Norma Hitchens, Joan Mitchell, Barbara Millman, Joann Grier, Mary Ellen Pepper, Claudia Tough. PRESIDENT Joyce Maloney VICE-PRESIDENT Vickie Hazzard SECRETARY Ellen Wagamon TREASURER Steven Smialek TmRD ROW: Glenn Moore, Clement LeGates, Clarence Vent, John Gever Teacher: Miss Esther Weakley. ueyer, SECOND ROW: Charles Lewis, John LeGates, Donald Bunting, Joan Rogers vm Ipeot« |0 n' Grace Dutton William Baken, Ronald GM-roll. MRST ROW; Grace Spencer, Gertrude MooreAJanet Mii hell, Nancy Schirmer Alice McGinnis, Joyce ReynoldsJxr Ma sej, Maf |a !er, Irene Johnson! PRESIDENT John Geyer VICE-PRESIDENT John Legates SECRETARY Grace Dutton TREASURER Clarence Vent v V rHIRD ROW: Alfred Lofland, Kenneth Reed, Arnold Murphy, Danny Sammons, • ‘■JtM Franklin Wyatt. SECOND ROW: Teacher, Mr. Davis; Robert White, Catherine Herbert, Sara Kay Isaacs, Steven Mensing, Marcia Edginton, Fay Murray, Martin Mitchell. FIRST ROW: Florence Donovan, Patsy Wilson, Marilyn Watts, Mary Millman, Patsy Moore, Linda Warrington. PRESIDENT Martin Mitchell VICE-PRESIDENT Joan Carey SECRETARY Marcia Edginton TREASURER Florence Donovan CO c SECOND ROW: Linden Messick, Edward Foraker, Ronald Hurst, Philip Mensine Jerry Gregory, Peter Leithman, Richard Brown, James McDaniel g’ T®acheJ‘' rs Schmertzler; Nancy Donovan, Kathryn Smith, Sandra Goodhart, Barbara Reed, Ellen Hutchens, Nancy Carter. PRESIDENT Ellen Hutchins VICE-PRESIDENT Peter Leithman SECRETARY Richard Brown TREASURER r Kathryn Smith SevedZ (SeduM? ’ c THIRD ROW: Gary Coulbourn, Billy Sharp, Dickie Passwaters, Kenny Jefferson, Donald Johnson, Wayne Passwaters, Herbert Tunis, John Hudson, Donald Baker! SECOND ROW: Tommy Tobin, Edna Jones, Joyce Phillips, Joyce Kellam Sandra Walls, Gary Beall, Kenny Wells, Ronnie Vickers, Wayne Callaway’ Kenny Leuthauser. FIRST ROW: Karen Millman, Patti Hughes, Laura Calhoun, Bonnie Legates, Barbara Wyatt, Betty Hudson, Mary Ann Collins, Frances Forst. Teacher- Mr Royal. PRESIDENT Patty Hughes VICE-PRESIDENT Betty Ann Hudson SECRETARY-TREASURER Laura Calhoun THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Wayne Callaway, Walter Warren, Edmund Cox, Robert Hitchens, Raymond Harris, James Betts, Robert Moore, Ralph Moore, Theodore Cannon. SECOND ROW: ’Ida Harriett Boyce, Judy Cunningham, Bonnie Short, Phyllis Jefferson, Ramona Stotzel, George Patterson, Virgil Plummer, John David Clifton, Edward Pettyjohn, John Miller. FIRST ROW: Vicki Murawski, Linda Lawson, Bonnie Hutchins, Patricia Pride, Kathleen Thomas, Frances Jensen, Mirlene Kramer, Vera Bailey. Mrs. Eldora Reed, Girls’ Sponsor; Mrs. Mary Morgan, Boys’ Sponsor. PRESIDENT George Patterson VICE-PRESIDENT Vickie Murawski SECRETARY Jack Thomas TREASURER Ida Harriet Boyce DEDICATION It has taken twelve steps to mold us into the people we are. In the whirl of our high school days, we sometimes overlook our first steps. But in pausing now, we wish to express our thanks to you who taught and guided us through our early formative years. Particularly to you, Mrs. Shivelhood, to whom- we dedicate the Elementary Portion of our yearbook. SECOND ROW: Debra Lynch, Donna Benson, Penelope Cline, Betty Mcllvain, Emmy Lou Jefferson, Linda Sammons, Brenda Betts, Ruth Ann Wanstall, Nancy Kramer, Virginia Short, Ann Elizabeth Reed. FIRST ROW: Ernest Snyder, Willard Cartwright, Sammy Argo, Bruce Reed, William Parsons, Otis Carmean, Harvey Mcllvain, Charles Clendaniel, Tommy Lawson, Thomas Link, Gregory Wilson. Teacher: Mrs. Shivelhood. 'et SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Diana Brown, Norma Lyons, Linda Billings, Mary Wilson, Patsy Jackson, Myrtis Reed, Jerry Lawson, Richard Geyer, Lois Messick, Rita Wyatt, Robert Conaway, Billy Kirsch, Patsy Short, Patty Leuthauser. FIRST ROW: David Isaacs, Jesse Reumann, Keith Brittingham, Michael Hudson, William Powers, Steven Revelle, Danny Young. Teacher: Miss Smith. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Neal Willey, Robert Lawson, Cheryl Curtis, Linda Moore, William Lawson, Steven Sherman, Catherine Stout, Carol Passwaters, Patsy Spencer, Ann Jones, Sally Legates, Lawrence Joseph, Larry White, David Rogers, Glen Wells, Robert Billings. Teacher: Mrs. Bessie Wilson. fi MPLE AS ad£e SECOND ROW: Elwood Snyder, William Moore, Ronald Lank, Louis Johnson, Jesse Millman, Charles White, Herbert Smith, William Stout, Charles Adams, Donald Spencer, Freddie Sposato. FIRST ROW: Wm. Carpenter, Michele Bennett, Glenda Stevenson, Joyce Millman, Dorothy Moore, Janet Reed, Nancy Akerly, Carol Kellam, June Chandler, Mary Lou McGinness, Connie Dickerson. Teacher: Mrs. Lockwood. I aate SECOND ROW: Norman Jackson, Pat Tobin, Howard Holston, Bobby Johnson, Charles Stuchlik, Herbert Tisher, Terry Beheler, Gerald Wells, Stephen Graham, Russell Geyer, Kenneth Carroll, Roger Johnson, Harold Sheets. FIRST ROW: Douglas Trimper, Jim Calhoun, Beverly Walls, Terry Warrington, Gayle Hudson, Nancy Reed, Shirley Wells, Chris Cline, Helen York, Warren Kinzer. Teacher: Mrs. Bounds. AtWn Viclki'Workman Jackfvn Fi s h er Hr°lSt0 Carpenter, Lorraine Donovan, Margaret Tobin, Sharon Lank. ’ mdle' Camilla Butler� Shirley JohTp15R ed °enniS Reed' Lawrence Schirmer, Ray Clifton, Roland Millman, ?hIRi R° : Lin a ,Kirsch’ Joanna Joseph, Mary Moore, Cheryl Donovan Mildred ma KthTGloS sto !8i„L“r etSS,a iel- Debb‘e B1“k- J“kie rGe Welur'Sary s™ 5’ “CG“’ D° ald T“°k'r’ E“S “ FIRST ROW: Billy Moore, Bobby Carmean, J. D. Workman, Tommy Hughes Jimmy Reed, Uhland Johnson, Eddie Brouliette, Ronald Watts, Wayne Bennett! Teacher: Mrs. Wallerstein ✓ THIRD ROW: Patricia Walker, Carol Kehn, Gail Sherman, Nancy Gooner, Helen Lockwood, Nancy Shockley, Peggy Chandler, Jo Carol Sposato, Beverly Lynch, Teacher: Mrs. Rust. SECOND. ROW: Harry Campbell, Carl Wilson, James Jensen, Gary Ellingsworth, James Tisher, Kenneth Brittingham, Donald Millman, Kenneth Wilson, John Wilson, Eric Guest. FIRST ROW: Robert Johnson, Robert Warrington, Richard Black, Darwin Fisher, Donald Brooks. °W:, Connie Buckley, Nancy Joseph, Debby Jennings, Virginia Carey, pm ™endar lel. Betty Lou Dennis, Mildred Wilson, Linda Smith, Susan Stuchlik RCT f«Ck; Carolyn Hudson« Alice Buckley, Norma Jackson. BicklPv°w:avnampSEnfleld ,P0naloAdamS' Fred Hughes Larry Johnson, Raymond Hudsom T.KT.’Hjdr '’ Jo1”' Sherman, David Webb. Jimmie 4 SECOND ROW: Jerry Beheler, William Jones, Martha Spencer, Kay Burton, Melissa Wilkerson, Linda Steen, Janice Wyatt, Donald Wanstall, Norman Reed. FIRST ROW: Raymond Spencer, Charles. Lindle, Preston Brittingham, James Wells, Richard Johnson, James Buckley, Arthur Clendaniel, Charles Wilson, William Henry Smith, Gary Thomas. Teacher: Mrs. Clendaniel. SECOND ROW: Teacher, Mrs. Jones; Pamaila Bounds, Billie Lynn Dickerson, Bonnie Donovan, Carol Ann Mills, Gloria Jean Hutchins, Karen Lee Cline, Betty Snyder, Linda Brittingham, Linda Jefferson, Brenda Millman. FIRST ROW: Dale Callaway, Wayne Brittingham, Bobbie Murawskie, Freddie Pepper, Layton Dutton, Wayne Argo, Franklyn Wilson, James Pride, Barry Betts, Richard Hudson, John Burton, Jackie Beheler. Teacher: Mrs. Jones. SECOND ROW: Bobby Spencer, Lorraine Sherman, Bonnie Ellingsworth, Cedonna Rockwell, Patricia Jensen, Kelly Passwaters, May Snyder, Helen Reed, Kay Hitchens, Martha Donovan, Carolyn Reed, Darlene Akerly, Carol Tucker, Bobby Hudson. FIRST ROW: Bill Lynch, Jackie Bushey, Tony Potts, Ronald Hudson, Charles Reynolds, Bruce Donovan, Howard Reed, Curtis Hudson, Sparky Warrington, Ricky Brouillette, Kearney Butler, Sammy Warrington. Teacher: Miss Ferguson. THIRD ROW: Nancy West, Shirley Tunis, Valerie Windeatt, Nancy Clifton, Helen Kinzer, Charlotte Burnham, Katherine Le Gates, June Vent, Cathy Walls, Hilda Isaacs, Bertha Enfield. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Millman, Michael Buckley, Wesley Jones, John Hoebee, George Short, John Dickerson, Bruce Howell, Gene Brouilette. FIRST ROW: William Bunting, Steve Johnson, Arthur Schirmer, George Brown Thomas Smialek, Dan Bailey. Teacher: Mrs. Palmer THIRD ROW: Teacher, Mr. Cline. SECOND ROW: Mary Catherine Weber, Clara Messick, Gail Workman, Janet Wright, Joan Donovan, Gale Atkins, Harriet Willey, Janet Lank, Beverly Hudson, Nancy Tunis, Diane Millman, Susan Rogers, Jerry Ann Carpenter, Georgianne Lehman, Phyllis Murphy, Phyllis Parsons. FIRST ROW: Richard Moore, Vannie Wilson, Donald Wells, J. L. Black, David Dutton, Dennis Hughes, Walter Wagamon, Donald Edginton, David Conly, Carl Schirmer, James Clendanial, Gregory Kehn, Richard Carmean, David Dodd, Robert Young. SECOND ROW: Janet Sherman, Dolores Green, Mary Margaret Chesser, Marybeth Hughes, Marilyn Carey, Debbie Beheler, Carol Smith, Jane Shockley, Joyce Mitchell, Nancy Issacs, Beverly Reed, Evelyn Johnson, Sandra Buckley, Norlyn Schmierer, Shirley Carroll, Rochelle Cummingham, Joan Simmons. FIRST ROW: Jerry Rockwell, John Lank, Woodrow Dickerson, Vaughn Dickerson, Jay Carter, Ronald Thomas, William Tunis, Robert Jennings, Donald Lockwood’ Jack Hudson, Warren Lofland, Michael Shapiro, Ralph Moore, Ray Burton, Clifford Hudson, Jack Donovan. Teacher: Mr. Ruth. Y • - � . ■ ■ 10 v . • • ■ . • ... i ■ • • - • • V v 7 •.• :• • . ■■ • i •? s s . :. A ■ i : ■ • . - ‘ ' . • • ‘ . • ’ - . ; 13' c5 ’Zudbcf THIRD ROW: Willard Marvel, John Geyer, Robert Smith, Joyce Maloney, Alfred Wilson, John Herbert, Teddy Palmer, Robert Marvel, Allan Reed, Ronald Hurst, George Patterson. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Kramer, Marion Wright, Martin Mitchell, Gary Lawson. FIRST ROW: Leonard Brooks, Carlyn Clifton, Ralph Jefferson, Jerry Ward, Nancy Millman. Adviser: Miss Weakley PRESIDENT SECRETARY V_ SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Irene Johnson, Mary Ellen Pepper, Elaine Gross, Mary Barker, Ellen Wagamon, Carolyn Wilson, Victoria Hazzard, Philip Weaver, Willard Tyndall, Rebecca Siebert, Marie Tunis, Barbara Willey, Martha Donovan, Rachel Kuczawa, Sara Belle Jefferson. FIRST ROW: Mary Millman, Joann Campbell, Robert Marvel, Nancy Millman, Mary Ann Cochrane, Cheryl Kramer, Patsy Atkins, Joan Green, Mary Nell Weaver. Teacher: Mrs. Morgan. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Mary Ann Cochrane . . . Cheryl Kramer . . . . Patsy Atkins . . . Nancy Millman Editor-In-Chief . . . Assistant Editor . . . Business Manager . . Circulation Manager. Poet Editor......... Mary Nell Weaver . . Becky Siebert . . Bobby Marvel . . Phillip Weaver . . Cheryl Kramer SECOND ROW: Alfred Lofland, Thelma Walls, Sara Belle Jefferson, Betty Lou Snyder, Mary Barker, Jerry Millman, James Wagamon, Joan Green, Marie Tunis. FIRST ROW: Claudia Tough, Marilyn Watts, Donald Bunting, Robert Marvel, Allen Reed, Arthur P e 11 yj o h n , Harry Isaacs, Jerry Gregory, Nancy Carter, Peggy Mcllvain. Mrs. Reed, Adviser. TREASURER TOP ROW, Left to Right: Wayne Schirmer, Cheryl Johnson, John Herbert, Marion Wright, Wellington Watts, William Baker, Ronnie Banning, Jerry Ward. mDDLE ROW: Ellen Couch, Martha Jane Donovan, Sara Belle Jefferson, Carol Marvel Victoria Hazzard, Theodore Palmer, Carol Pepper. BOTTOM ROW: Grace Dutton, Joan Rodgers, Jo Ann Cambell, Mary AnnCochrane, Patty Zdenski, Joyce Kay Schmierer, Mary Ellen Pepper, Janice Kramer. Mr Gill, Instructor. cSetuM dfozut' TOP ROW, Left to Right: Cheryl Johnson, Thelma Walls, Sara Bell Jefferson, Kay Simmons, Nancy Millman, Helen Pettyjohn, Joan Rogers, Mary Ellen Pepper, Peggy Mcllvain, Carol Pepper, Charles Webb, Wayne Schirmer, Robert Black, Ray Mitchell, Martha Jane Donovan, Rose Lufsey, Jo Ann Campbell, Carol Ann McDaniel, Jerry Millman. MIDDLE ROW: Jane Jefferson, Joy Conly, Marion Wright, Sara Lou Dill, Mary Ann Cochrane, Carol Brittingham, Mary Nell Weaver, Ellen Couch, Victoria Hazzard, Valerie Hazzard. Beverly Collins, Rebecca Seibert, Betty Lou Snyder, Harry Isaacs, Michael Wright, Ronald Banning, Gerald Ward, Wellington Watts, Paul Hess. FIRST ROW: Irene Johnson, Carlyn Clifton, Mary Barker, Barbara Millman, Barbara Workman, Barbara Willey, Joan Green, Marie Tunis, Doris Benson, Margaret Hughes, Joyce Kay Schmierer, Patsy Zelensky, Mr. Gill, Instructor. cle ze' esteadew ofoeeuca THIRD ROW: Claudia Tough, Barbara Workman, Phyllis Jefferson, Elaine Gross, Ida Harriett Boyce, Patricia Pride, Ellen Wagamon, Judith Cunningham, Vicky Hazzard, Cheryl Johnson, Norma Hitchens, Stella Donovan, C roly llson’ Lou Dill, Carol Pepper, Sara Kay Issacs, Fay Murry, Barbara Reed, Marc a Edgington, Mary Barker, Helen Pettyjohn, Joan Rogers, Grace Dutton, Bonnie Hutchins, Nancy Carter, Mary AnnCochrane, Rachael Kuczawa, JoyConly, Barbara Hudson, Irene Johnson, Nancy Millman. .... SECOND ROW: SandraWalls, EllenCouch, Valerie Hazzard, Carol AnnBritting a , Mary Nell Weaver, Beverly Collins, Jane Jefferson, Carlyn Clifton, Patsy Moore, Linda Warrington, Kathryn Herbert, Barbara Millman. FIRST ROW: Ellen Hutchins, Kathryn Smith, Mary Ann Collins, Karen Millman, Linda Lawson, Vicki Murawski, Barbara LeGates, Laura Calhoun, Patti Hughes, Frances Forst, Frances Jensen, Barbara Wyatt, Edna Jones, Betty Hudson, Mary Millman. Mrs. Reed, Sponsor. PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER THIRD ROW: Russell Wyatt, Glenn Moore, Bobby Smith, Bobby Passwaters, Clifford Geyer, Wayne Schirmer, Mike Wright. SECOND ROW: Bobby Reed, Jimmy Lofland, Harry Hudson, Billy Baker, Franklin Reed, Billy Brooks, Jimmy Owens. FIRST ROW: Joe Stevertson, Wayne Jones, Allan Reed, Jerry Ward, Bobby Brooks, Leonard Brooks, Arthur Pettyjohn. Mr. Royal, Sponsor. PRESIDENT Jerry Ward VICE-PRESIDENT Bobby Brooks TREASURER Allan Reed SECRETARY Leonard Brooks F.F.A. INITIATION jpzs3SZ3S '5 .••• .■' ■ ! v .' ••'•J-1v. UWfU.'VVgJ ■•• •'.‘•V-.''.V. - '.' i. • .. efygK?;T� r i T. i� ‘ V; Y V JV.iyl. ? .'■ j BACK ROW: Mr. Guest, Coach; Mike Wright, David Kirsch, Alfred Wilson, Ralph Jefferson, John Herbert, Robert Brooks, Ray Mitchell, Willard Tyndall, Manager. FRONT ROW: Allan Reed, Harry Issaces, Jim Wagamon, Jay Dickerson, Ronald Banning, Robert Hoebee. MILTON AND LORD BALTIMORE BACK ROW: Miss Hayden, Assistant Coach; Rachel Kuczawa, Scorekeeper; Cheryl Johnson, Carol Ann McDaniel, Alice McGinnis, Vickie Hazzard, Joyce Maloney, Sara Lou Dill, Ellen Wagamon, Joan Rogers, Sara Belle Jefferson, Mr. Adams, Coach; Claudia Tough, Manager. FRONT ROW: Gracie Dutton, Louise Manship, Nancy Millman, Ethel Connard, Rose Lufsey, Carlyn Clifton, Beverly Collins. SARA LOU AND ETHEL RAE IN FOR THE REBOUND! Up to the present time, the Warriors” have won three games out of seven. Harry Isaacs is high scorer with seventy points, and Jay Dickerson is second highest with sixty-eight points. Even though the Warriors have won only three games, they are in there fighting every minute of a game. Everyone feels that thev will win many more games before basketball season is over. The Warriors and Coach Guest will face the ‘60 season minus Senior stars Jay Dickerson, Ronnie Banning, Allan Reed, and Ralph Jefferson. Boys THE RECORD Girls 42 Millsboro 54 Milton 17 Millsboro 49 41 Lord Baltimore 39 II 23 Lord Baltimore 51 57 Georgetown 35 II 31 Georgetown 33 48 J. M. Clayton 38 II 28 J. M. Clayton 43 49 Greenwood 59 II 32 Greenwood 45 52 Lord Baltimore 48 II 24 Lord Baltimore 48 43 Felton 51 II 38 Felton 40 The Warriorettes started this season off on the left foot instead of the right. Their record now stands at seven loses and no wins. Forwards Beverly Collins, Ethel Connard, Louise Manship, Sara Dill, and Carlyn Clifton have each racked up their share of points. Guards Nancy Millman, Vickie Hazzard, and Joyce Maloney have displayed a great deal of speed and skill in trying to get the ball down to the other end of the floor. Graduation will remove Nancy Millman and Beverly Collins. Nevertheless, the Milton Warriorettes will face the '60 season with earned confidence and experience. This year for the first time in history Milton had a track team. They entered a few interscholastic track meets. Jim Wagamon was our star. PSif Teas SECOND ROW: Carole Ann Pepper, Peggy Mcllvain, Betty Lou Snyder, Mary Barker, Jane Lee Jefferson, Barbara Cox, Marian Wright. FIRST ROW: Patricia Zelensky. ... 3$SSt($ . pissi REED TRUCKING COMPANY Local and Long Distance Hauling Refrigerated Service Compliments of SILVER CITY MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Portland Division Full Fashioned Hoisery Milton, Delaware Phone 8522 Where Von Unite Mol Confidence See The Salisbury places oj business showing the above symbol have pledged themselves tc high ethica' standards They have pledged to honoi youi pa tronage with tut) understanding o I you� needs and assure you fairness and value in all yout business with them You can buy with confidence where you see the above symbol displayed in Salisbury You� happy Shopping City COLLINS’ CLOTHIERS For Lad and Dad Dover Harrington Milton Ph. 9870 Ph. 8731 Ph. 8554 SCOTT’S OIL Phone 8716 Washing Te MiBKICATJN Ci INTHS AyQR ft PURE SERVICE Milton, Del. Lubricating WAPLES LUMBER COMPANY Lumber Millwork Insulation Building Materials Atlantic Furnace Oils And Blue Coal Phone 8596 Milton, Delaware Good Luck to the Class of '59 CARLTON CLIFTON AND SONS Growers and Canners Peas and Beans Milton, Delaware Phone: Milton 8332 CHEMELL’S HATCHERY. INC. Broiler Built Chicks Faster Growth More Weight Heavier Livability Phone: Millsboro 7171 - 7172 FOREST N. WEBSTER CO. Furniture Rugs, Carpet, Linoleum Appliances Venitian Blinds Phone: 5020 MilforcL, Del. Millsboro, Delaware HOUSTON-WHITE CO. Lumber - Building Materials - Hardware Fruit and Vegetable Containers Phone: Millsboro 2311 Millsboro, Delaware Compliments to Seniors From the Employees of MILFORD SOUTHERN STATES HAMMOND M. DAVIDSON General Insurance Phone 4456 Milton, Delaware RAY'S MARKET Quality Meats Fresh Produce Phone Milton 8742 GEORGETOWN TASTEE FREEZ Route 113 Georgetown, Delaware Opposite Classic Motel JET VENETIAN BLIND LAUNDRY Milton Delaware LAWSON CONSTRUCTION CO. Clifford Lawson Moving Equipment Bulldozing-Grading Phone Milton 4366 Harbeson Delaware WM. M. SHORT FUNERAL HOME Successor To. S. J. Wilson Phone 8521 Milton, Dela. Efficient, Sympathetic Service J. E. WILKERSON Electrical Contractor Phone 8365 Milton, Delaware DONOVAN BLACK Farm Equipment Phone 4282 - 8327 TAYLOR MARINE Compliments of HOPKINS Milton, GRANARY Delaware Compliments of MR. 6c MRS. HOWARD WEST Milton, Delaware Phone 8751 J. C. PENNEY SWIFT AND COMPANY Penney’s] AI M $ I OUAMTV Clothes For The Entire Family Milford, Delaware .To Serve Your Family Better Georgetown, Delaware MILFORD MOTORS I. G. BURTON Your Friendly Ford Dealer Milford, Delaware Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Goodyear Tires Milford, Delaware CORNER MARKET Prop. - Herbert Jones Groceries and Gas Milton, Delaware Phone 8411 SAMUEL'S DEPT. STORE Union Milton Phone Street Delaware 4231 HARRY MARVEL'S Sunoco Gas and Groceries Milton Delaware Phone 4208 WEST'S TYDOL SERVICE STATION Phone 4507 Milton, Delaware MELVIN JOSEPH Contractor and Steel Erecting Phone 6810 Georgetown Delaware SIMMONS CHEVROLET SALES INC. Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Sales and Service Phone Millsboro 2471 Millsboro, Delaware MILTON SERVICE CENTER, INC. Tydol Fuel Oil - Kerosene Appliances - Heating Refrigeration Milton, Delaware Phone 8569 W. W. EDGINGER JR. Druggist l xoSSL Georgetown, Delaware Phone 2015 ANGLERS RESTAURANT mBi I FOOD Lewes Delaware MILLMAN'S SERVICE STATION 4 fc )AU7 AND Milton Delaware RICE'S GARAGE 24 Hr. Towing Service Compliments of G. M. C. Trucks Sales and Service Phone Lewes 7221 BROCKMAN'S LUMBER CO. Phone 4502 Milton Delaware Wearing Apparel Shoes FOX'S 5 ? TO $1.00 STORE RICHARD MARVIN INGRAM Builder 107 Rodney St. Lewes, Del. Lewes, Del, Housewares Cosmetics Notions LEWES CASH STORE Shop Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Men's Head To Foot Outfits Phone Lewes 3221 Men's And Wear BRAUN'S STORES Women Children's Phone 7311 Georgetown Delaware H. S. OKIE, INC. Your International Harvester Dealer Georgetown, Del. Phone 2715 Compliments of BLACKSTONE RESTAURANT Georgetown Del. LLOYD F. TRUITT, INC. Park Avenue Phone 4581 Milford, Delaware Ford Tractors Ford Equipment Baughman Spreader Feed and Equipment Compliments of CLIFTON'S BARBER SHOP Milton, Del. FEDERAL PEST CONTROL SERVICE Milford Del. Phone 8593 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. D. G. HAZZARD Compliments of HELEN'S GREENHOUSE Milton, Delaware Compliments of MR. AND MRS. RICHARD DRAPER PAUL E. WHITE Water Well Drilling Phone Milford 4057 Lincoln Delaware MAC'S Bait and Tackle Phone 8-3221 Dewey Beach Rehoboth Delaware M. and H. WELDING Portable Equipment Near Waples Pond Phone Milton 4570 Milton Delaware For Sale Sawdust and Shavings Shetland Ponies Phone Milford 4259 ALDEN WILSON Lincoln, Del. Compliments of TUCK'S MARKET Milton, Delaware Compliments of GRAVES MANUFACTURING CO. Milton, Delaware Compliments of MR. AND MRS. NORMAN LAWSON UNCOLN MARKET, N. D. 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Feed Coal Phone 3851 Seed Supplies Millsboro, Delaware WATSON GRAY FUNERAL HOME Frankford and Millsboro Phone Rodney 3031 or Millsboro 2131 TINGLE'S SERVICE CENTER Pure Oil Products Phone 7914 Tom Tingle, Owner Millsboro Delaware MITCHELL JONES Sporting Goods General Merchandise Phone 7985 Millsboro Delaware Compliments of ARTHUR DORMAN Interior and Exterior Painting Phone 4349 Milton Delaware RUST-WEIR SUPPLY CO. Lumber - Millwork Telephone 2011 - 2108 Georgetown Delaware DICKERSON'S STORE SERVICE STATION Groceries, Gas, Oil, Fish Bait Broadkiln Intersection Milton, Del. R. D. MILLSBORO FURNITURE CO. Furniture Household Appliances Phone 5931 Millsboro Delaware Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. Milford Delaware Only 12 Miles From Milton HITCHENS AUTO SUPPLY Distributor Of Firestone Tires Automotive Parts Phone 3131-5571 Millsboro Delaware HUMES HARDWARE Milford, Delaware TWIN COUNTY TRANSIT COMPANY Taxicabs - Limousines Hertz U-Drive Cars and Truck Rental Shore Theater Bldg. Milford Ph 8046 Compliments of J. B. POORE Furniture 6c Appliances Milford Delaware BERRY FUNERAL HOMES Milford - Harrington - Felton Compliments of THE BOBBY KAY SHOPPE Infant's 6c Children's Wear Milford Delaware MILFORD WHOLESALE GROCERY CO., INC. Distributors of the Montca Line DuPont Boulevard Route 113 Milford Delaware Phone 5144 MILFORD PHARMACY, INC. 106 N. E. Front St. (Next to A. 6c P.) Phone 8077 Milford, Del. E. Nelson Pharmacist Nite 6c Sun. 8530 Hours 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. Best Wishes To The Clbss Of '59 MILFORD FERTILIZER Milford, Delaware Compliments of DIXON'S JEWELRY Phone 5314 Milford Delaware BROWN P. THAWLEY, INC. Chrysler Plymouth International Trucks, Tractors and Farm Machinery Milford Delaware Phone 8059 - 8050 BUCHANAN SERVICE OF MILFORD INC. Phone 5314 Milford Delaware Compliments of MODERN LAUNDRY Milford, Delaware FISHER APPLIANCE Phone 8044 Milford Delaware WM. V. SIPPLE SON Builders of Fine Monuments Since 1869 Milford, Delaware Compliments of COOPERSMITH' S Milford Compliments of H. S. SAUNDERS Jeweler and Optician Phone 5617 26 Walnut Street Milford, Del. Read The MILFORD CHRONICLE Delaware's Largest Weekly Newspaper Compliments of A FRIEND NASSAU ORCHARD MARKET Fresh Fruit and Produce Nassau, Delaware REHOBOTH DRY GOODS L inens, Fabr ic s, Patterns 1st Street Rehoboth SHAFFER'S Kelly Springfield Tires New and Used Tires Lewes 3185 Compliments of STAMPER JEWELERS AND OPTICIAN Phone 8-3246 Rehoboth Delaware RAY'S MARKET Quality Meats Fresh Produce Milton Phone 8742 Compliments of REHOBOTH SHELL Compliments of DORTHY'S BEAUTY SHOP Milton Delaware I Move The Earth W. PAYNTER SHARP Phone 4183 Milton, Delaware Compliments of THE DE LAVAL SEPARATOR COMPANY Milk Plant Division Poughkeepsie, New York Compliments of HILLY'S Lewes, Delaware Compliments of MILTON RECREATION CENTER Mr. and Mrs. William C. Crouch BRITTINGHAM'S SERVICE CENTER Washing-Greasing-Simonizing Phone 6121 Savannah Road Compliments of ROGER'S RECORD SHOP Rehoboth Delaware THOMAS BEST SONS Groceries, Feed, Seed, Grain, and Fertilizer Nassau Delaware Compliments of JOHNSON BROS. FARM SUPPLY CO. Coolspring Delaware Compliments of NORMAN CLIFTON Milton Delaware Compliments of THE SOUTHERN GRILLE Milford Delaware GEORGETOWN MARBLE GRANITE WORKS George T. Russell, Proprietor Marble and Granite Monuments And General Cemetery Work Telephone 2438 Georgetown, Del. A. W. BEIDEMAN CO. Agency For Linen Thread Co. Products Ph. Lewes 8480 Milton, Del. WRIGHT'S PONTIAC, INC. Vauxhall - G.M.C. 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WELCH Compliments of Patent Medicine and Jewelry Milton, Delaware SUSSEX TAVERN STARRS BARBER SHOP WORKMAN'S GAS STATION Union Street Milton, Delaware Milton, Delaware DAVIDSON AND ROACH Meats and Groceries Free Delivery Phone - Milton 8348 OWENS NEW AND USED FURNITURE Federal Street Milton, Delaware Compliments of PRISCILLA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE REED'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Federal Street Milton, Delaware J. D. ROBBINS JAMES A. PRETTYMAN Choice Meats and Groceries Phone 8518 Milton, Del. Save ICE With Compliments of Compliments of DAVE'S DRUG STORE DRAWBRIDGE AUTO SUPPLY Milton Del. Phone 4319 Milton, Del. Contractor and Builder Compliments of EVERETT JOHNSON Milton, Delaware TOWNCRIER Milton, Delaware MILTON CLEANERS AND DRYERS Compliments of ARNOLD FURNITURE Phone 4193 64 Rehoboth Avenue Milton Delaware Rehoboth Beach, Delaware Business Phone 7788 MILTON HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY Free Delivery Phone 8711 Milton, Delaware Good Luck To The Class Of '59 Compliments Of SEIGFRIED HOSIERY MILL Phone: 8540 Seaford Nylon Plant E.l. DUPONT de NEMOURS AND CO., INC. Seaford, Delaware de osi.tvs QCaSIHJRSGfo AS PROVIDI 0 IN TM( BANKING ACT Of 1933 SUSSEX TRUST COMPANY LAUREL Phone: Milton 4321 MILTON LEWES REHOBATH SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE Milton, Delaware Phone: 8562 THE WALLER STUDIO Good Luck To The Class Of '59 MILTON POULTRY CO. CLYDE BETTS AND SON Compliments of DRAPER 'KING COLE’’ AND Fertilizer and Poultry Supplies Phone: 4112 DRAPERS FARM Pasturized Grade A Homogenized Milk Milton Delaware Milton Delaware MILTON SAUSAGE AND SCRAPPLE COMPANY Phone: Milton 8575 Milton Delaware Compliments of CLIFTON HUTCHINS. PAINTER Phone: 8792 Milton Delaware GAS-OIL PRODUCTS, INC. For LP Gas or Gas Appliances See or Call Pres Meibaum Complete Line of Famous Name Appliances Georgetown, Del. Phone 2413 6 W. Market St. DOUGLAS C. HUDSON Bulldosing Grading Compliments of MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH JEFFERSON III MONET TIME UMt Phone: Milton 4260 Harbeson, Delaware Compliments of MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL WALLS Compliments of NORMAN BAYLIS Compliments of JOHNNY'S BAKE SHOP Georetown, Del. MARTIN L. BLACK All Kinds of Insurance Milton, Delaware Phone 4351 SOCKRIDER AND CHANDLER JEWELERS S.E. Front St. Shore Theatre Building Milford, Del. JOHN S. ISAACS AND SONS FARMS, INC. Phone: Milton 8531 HENRY G. GRAVES AND SONS Certified Transit Mixed Cement Phones: Georgetown, Delaware 2547 Milton Delaware, 8538 DIAMOND STATE NURSERIES Milford-Rehoboth Highway Phone 4919 Milford, Delaware Best Wishes To The Class Of '59 FARMERS BANK Ellendale Delaware Georgetown Delaware II Milton JAMES R. HUDSON on the farm grinding Phone: 4518 or 8671 Delaware Compliments of HUDSON SERVICE Compliments of Compliments of REED'S BARBER SHOP MR. AND MRS. DAVID BRITTINGHAM PATRONS LIST Dr. Halpem, Milford, Del. West's Tydol Service Warrington's Tydol Service Wilkie's Furniture, Milford, Del. Lou!s Bootery, Milford, Del. Emmanuel's, Milford, Del. Geyer's Dairy, Milford, Del. Dinner Bell Inn Derrickson's Men Store M.G. Rust, Jeweler Mr. and Mrs. John Cochrane Headley's Barber Shop, Rehoboth, Del. Delaware Coast Press Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood, Harrington, Del. Atkins Funeral Home, Lewes, Del. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Jones Argo Linoleum, Milford, Del. Taylor Auto Supply, Milford, Del. . 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