Milton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Milton, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1961 volume:

Vk 6ku of] l%l 'JmmU I MUUmi Hujh School 2 doMJOM 1160-61 To the American Education Association’s list of Who’s Who,’’ the students of the Class of ’61 would respectfully add Martha Lowe, math teacher at Milton High School. To all who know her she symbolizes victory, for the cause of acquiring education. She has taught with vision on a spirit of sacrificial love and devotion in guiding us to a desire for greater learning. In knowing her one glimpses a rare combination of devotion to duty, love for her fellow man, graciousness, and a willingness to help another; thus, setting before us an example of what is required of one besides education for a person to take his place in society. Having known her has been a liberal education in itself. So as an expression of gratitude and appreciation for what she has done for us, we the Class of 1961 happily dedicate to Martha Lowe the 1961 Clipper.’’ dmuMAoMyOti CLASS OF '61 WE SALUTE YOU Webster defines a SENIOR as one “ . . . belonging to the final course in high school . . . a person older than another . . . more advanced in dignity, rank, or office . . A GRADUATE is defined as “ . . . one who has (satisfactorily) completed a pre- scribed course of study in a school and has received an academic or professional degree ...” You can be proud in having attained this goal. It is the completion of a course in life. You have overcome the obstacles, passed the tests and met the standards that have been set before you. In so doing, you have provided a foundation for yourselves and for your entire future life. We salute you and are confident that the qualities that have enabled you to pass this first course are the same that are necessary to take up the challenges of the future and realize them as goals. We have every confidence that you will do exactly that. BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES Mr. Howard T. West................Chairman Mr. Albert H. Lank...........Vice-Chairman Mr. Norman E. Clifton...............Member Mr. John T. Fisher..................Member Mr. Herman O. Brittingham............Clerk Mr. R. W. Sauer............................ Recording Secretary Martha M. Lowe, Ed. M. University of Delaware Columbia University Mathematics eJf jr Robert Edgerton, B. S. East Carolina College Phys. Ed., Health Betty Schmertzler, B. S. West Virginia Wesleyan Shorthand, Typing, Business Math Thayer Royal B. S. University of Maine Math, Vocational Ag. , Ag. Shop tfi jk School Frederick Hazeltine, A. B. Susquehanna University Social Studies, Spanish Millard Jenkins, A. B. Shepherd College W. Va. University Music John M. LeCato, A. B., M. A. Baltimore City College University of Michigan University of Illinois University of Pennsylvania Johns Hopkins University University of New Hampshire Science, Chemistry, Math. Nancy Blake, B. S. Utica College (Syracuse) University of N. C. University of Delaware Phys. Ed. , Health, Social Studies William Armstrong, B. S. East Carolina State Science, Biology Arthur F. Butler, B. S. Montana State College Science, SociaLStudies Mary K, Morgan Goldey Beacom Business College Shortkeeping, Bookkeeping Willson Catts, B. A. University of Denver Industrial Arts Aileen Welch, A, B. University of Kansas English, French Esther Weakley, A. B. Dickinson College English, Latin Mildred Whiteside, M. S. University of Delaware Home Economics Wanda King, B. S. West Chester State College English, General Math LIBRARIAN: Grace Shockley NURSE: Velma Wilson SECRETARIES: Connie Jones, Margaret Dutton, Ann Wagamon. CAFETERIA STAFF--FIRST ROW: Maxine Crouch, Kathryn Crouch, Naomi Reed, Grace Millman. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Lank, Anna Sammons, Bertha Johnson. SENIORS -jiLt j j. J Lj a P (lyrics JdAXUt ‘West” L') tj healthy o boysie” playboy Student Council 1,2 4; class officer 1,2,4; baseball 3,4; basketball manager 4; Red Cross 1; yearbook staff 4; Junior play 3; chorus 1,2; band 1; projectionist club 1,2. scatter-brained “Pierre” scientific loose class officer 4; Student Council 4, officer 4; Press Club 1; Boys’ State 3; basketbadl 3,4; cross-country track 2,3,4; spring track ,3,4; baseball 4; Junior play 3; yearbook staf?4., , V s?y v 'J active “Pep” •Mjigent foreign relations yearbook staff 4; cheerleader 1,2,3,4, captain 4; majorette 1,2,3,4, captain 4; band 1,2,3,4, officer 4; F.H.A. 1,2; chorus 1,2,3,4, officer, 4; Press Club 4, officer 4; F.T.A. 3,4, officer 4; County Chorus 1,4; Girls’ State 3; softball scorekeeper 1,2,3,4; class officer 3,4. «A ' j;i ‘ onaldTIlillpr Jough handsome 4; student council 2, 4; track 3, 4; kff 4; basketball statistician 3, 4; junior pla J fc Rted Cross 1; chorus 1; J. V. basketball 1; J V . oaseball 1. _ -S- V V J . J Mi.. C arlvn Ann Clift on Cliff sharp stylish sly student council 1,2,3, officer 3,4; F. T. A. 3,4, officer 4; Press Club 1; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4, officer 3, state officer 3; class officer 1, 3; Girls’ State 3; basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, softball 1, 2, 3, 4; junior play 3; chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Will ar JM.Ma rvel Marvelous humorous hot rod Casanova yearbook editor 4; student council 2, 4; baseball 4; Red Cross 1; chorus 1; projectionist club 2; junior play 3; J. V. basketball 1; J. V. baseball 1. ;V cirry SfoAson Isaacs Hobby tall athletic the hunted basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; baseball 1,2, 3, 4; track and field 2, 3; cross country 3; Red Cross 2; junior Dilly studious athletic college-bound basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4; softball 1, 2; band 1,2, 3, 4, captain 4; chorus 1,2,3, 4; F. T. A. 3,4, officer 3,4; student council 3; F. H.A. 1,2,3, 4, officer 2, state officer 3, 4; Press Club 1, 3; class officer 1; yearbook staff 4; junior play 3. Sieggy fisherman well-mannered shy safety patrol 1; cross country track 2; yearbook staff 4. 'X CK- i -OC fi.'l '-L' -'' {■'OrdL - Q CAj ax .......... yh ncui. yfiw XPv un.s iy sweet Pat silent -VCA c-Oi AAcJ c n p2' deadly cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, captain 1,2; Future Busi- ness Club 4, officer 4; student council 2, 4; chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; yearbook 4; band 1, 2; Press Club 2; F. T. A. 3; Red Cross 3. mG.wiiiiam johii anooics Fritz Peroxide nuts Navy F. H, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 2, 4; chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Press Club 3; Future Business Leaders 4, officer 4; class officer 1, 2, 3; cheerleader 1,2; yearbook staff 4; junior play 3. M aniJM uon Bo Bo clever clown Z-Z-Z-Z-Z F. F, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 2; J. V. basketball 2; basketball 3; junior play 3; yearbook staff 4. 'X yy yJ 'L A Mouse petite peppy Bob's girl class officer 2; chorus 1,2, 3; Christmas Queen 3, 4; Future Business Leaders 4; junior play 3. - fcv L . tf ,. coiV alled wrong-way loud F. F. A. 1,2,3, officer 3; student council 2; base- ball 1; track 1,2, 3, 4; basketball 3; yearbook staff 4; junior play 3; chorus 1; cross country 1,2; pro- jectionist club 1, 2, 3. tiny taken tinted Press Club 4; Future Business Leaders 4; F. H.A. 1, 2; majorette 1,2, 3, 4; chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; softball 1 4; class officer 2. fly girl green eyes Qoycc 3(au JScfunicxrx Joyce Kay curly class officer 1; student council 1,2; chorus 1,2, 3, 4; band 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, 4; county band 4; year- book staff 4; junior play 3; Red Cross 1. ; ( baseball manager 1; chorus 1', 2; yearbook staff 4; j F. F. A. 4; projectionist club 1,2; Red Cross 1. 9IL 9. Reds Georgetown reserved freckles Red Cross 2,4, officer 4; Press Club 1,4; F. T.A. 4; F. H.A. 1; cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; majorette 1,2, 3, 4; chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; band 1, 2, 3, 4. musical i j llan P rijn |jo Couch flirt class officer 1, 2, 3; chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; county chorus 4; band 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, 4; county band 3, 4; stu- dent council 3; F. H.A. 1,2, officer 2; junior play 3. 0L-. Russ hood good-natured late projectionist club 3,4; chorus 1,2; junior play 3; F. F. A. 1,2,3, 4. (jiujL ho 0- 0U£jQ. S'JIL ejiiiZaJL y stvluu) y, P(is5 fiarbara (Inn J piKingbatt) Britt straight laughable class officer 2; Christmas Queen 2; F. H. A. 1; Press Club 1; chorus 1, 2, 3; yearbook staff 4; jun- ior play 3. aAHL, Jfy co . ' L t I' Aorxo r: Joyce Ann serene secretary worker Press Club 1, 4; chorus 1; Future Business Lead- ers 4, officer 4; class officer 2; F. H. A. 1. Frank dark gentlemanly quiet F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, officer 4; track 2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We, the Senior Class of 1961, wish to express our most sincere appreciation to: The merchants and donors of Milton and surrounding com- munities who, by their contributions and advertisements, have made our yearbook financially possible. Our advisor, Mr. Hazeltine, for giving us his time and service. Our faculty and principal who have educated and prepared us for the future, and; Our parents, under whose guidance we have grown to be- come mature and responsible persons. Wko'i Mho 5n [k Senior tlm LOUDEST CLASS CLOWN Barbara Bo-Bo Bobby MOST ATHLETIC Sara Hobby QUIETEST BEST COUPLE They are only ghosts of themselves Doris Bobby Joyce Ann Eranklin 09b mrotf nwjmyg jorm f mo(f • ‘vmff wwfpyi hm£ • ?y 'WoiS vwq vMymfy,, dim Ji Shakespeare said, “All the world’s a stage And all the men and women merely players.” Let us imagine that our high school years have been acts in our career, and that we, the Seniors, are the actors. We entered our high school career with a cast of thirty-eight actors. We all felt strange and lost in our new roles, but soon we got into the swing of things. Several of us joined the various clubs, and three of our cast represented us in varsity sports. At the end of the year, all of us had gained invaluable experience and were looking forward to the next year in Milton High. With our second year in high school, everyone gained a great deal of confidence and helped this year to be one never to be forgotten. More of us joined the various clubs, and some were even elected to offices. We were extremely proud to have some of our own members actually helping the teams chalk up victories in basketball, softball, baseball, and track. And just imagine, four of the girls had been cast as leads in cheer- leading. Our year had started marvelously, and continued in the same fashion, for both the Valentine and Christmas Queens were picked from our class. Our Junior year, although we thought it impossible, turned out to be a better one than the two previous ones. A few of our fellow actors had dropped out, but even with a small class, we proved that we could become leaders. Our talents were demonstrated in the music department, and once again, in the sports field. Our class staged two great productions that year: a play entitled “Cracked Nutts”, and the Junior-Senior Prom “The Stork Club”. One of our girls again had the honor of being the Christmas Queen. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Edgerton, our group of players grew in spirit and stature. This year marks the end of our career. Soon we shall be giving up our places in our school life to our successors. Our Senior year is proving to be a spectacular one, in activities and in academic work as well. A lot of us have won recognition, not only locally, but state-wide also. The Christmas Dance, “Christmas in Outer Space”, was reigned over by a Senior girl again. Our Senior Trip, the Dinner, and the Yearbook have shown that we have valued greatly from our experiences in school. We now will be able to take our places as upstanding citizens with courage and a sense of responsibility. Although the end of this acting career is drawing to an end, it is only the beginning of a life in which we can make the most of all our opportunities. NINTH GRADE 1957--1958 TENTH GRADE 1958--1959 ELEVENTH GRADE 1959--1960 TWELFTH GRADE 1960-1961 dim Clou Jlowm Gold and White Red Rosebud X. ut Will and I, Doris Benson, leave my height to Vicki Hazzard. I, Bob Black, leave my ability to get along with Mr. Sauer to John Geyer. I, Barbara Ann Brittingham leave my figure to Linda Lawson. I, Bill Brooks, leave my sense of humor to Mrs. Welch. I, Delores Buckley leave my job at Clark’s Snack Bar to anyone who can stand it. I, Ruth Cannon, leave my job at the Cree-Mee-Freez to Fay Murray. I, Carlyn Clifton, leave my Sussex County accent to Mr. Edgerton. I, Ellen Couch, leave all the Air Force boys but one to all those girls who like to fly. I, Sara Dill leave my quiet manner and anything else I don’t take with me to Cheryl Johnson. I, Margaret Ann Hughes, leave my little feet to Vicki Hazzard. I, Hobby Isaacs, leave my injuries, which Jack Wagamon left me, to Bill Short. I, Jane Lee Jefferson, leave my quiet voice and nerves of steel to Mrs. Morgan. I, Willard Marvel, leave all my wrecks and good looking women to “Scrapple” Burnham. I, Willard McCabe leave my daydreaming ability to Paul Hess. I, Peggy Mcllvain, leave Ministers to any girl who needs or wants one. I got mine. I, Bill Passwaters, leave my perfect attendance to Mr. Hazeltine. I, Carole Ann Pepper, leave my hair to H. O. B. I, Franklin Reed, leave my quietness to Skip Burnham. I, Joyce K. Schmierer, leave my bottle of peroxide, which was left to me by Phillip Weaver, to John Geyer. I, Jimmy Siegfried, leave my typing ability, about 15 words a minute, to anybody who can move their fingers that fast. I, Bob Smith, leave my smile and friendly personality to Mr. Royal. I, Donald Tough, leave my pleasing personality to Mr. Sauer. I, Linda Tunis, leave my seat in P. O. D. class to my sisters, Shirley and Nancy. I, Joyce Warrington, leave my seat in English IV to Joy Conly. I, Iva Joan Wilkerson, leave all my dumbness to anyone who can stand it. I, Joyce Wilkerson, leave my “athletic ability” to Ellen Wagamon. I, Russell Wyatt, leave for Russia. I, Charles Webb, leave all my famous nicknames to “Hips” Hazzard. I, Pat Zelensky, leave my big mouth in bookkeeping class to anyone who wants to annoy Mrs. Morgan. Barbara Brittingham firniition mi Ihttiu Famous Artist Paint signs for Highway Dept. Willard Marvel Air Force Academy Grease Monkey at Scotty's Hobby Isaacs Physical Ed Coach Physical wreck William Brooks Get a $1,000, 000 by next week Poor House Carlyn Clifton First lady President Of Clifton's Cannery Jane Jefferson Move Norfolk closer to Milton Just move Sara Lou Dill Graduate from college Hairdresser's apprentice Bob Smith Coast Guard Paddle around in mud puddle Doris Benson Stewardess Keeping Bob in the clouds Margaret Hughes Secretary Janitor at Draper's Peggy Mcllvain Nurse Minister's wife Joyce Wilkerson Secretary Marry boss's son Delores Buckley Get married Probably will Joyce Warrington Secretary Water cooler gang Linda Tunis Bob's wife Have a dozen children Joyce Kay Schmierer Airline Hostess Hostess to Air Force Iva Wilkerson Secretary Sit on boss's knee Ellen Couch Air Force Campaigner Join Air Force Pat Zelensky Great writer Writing love letters Carole Pepper Chemical Engineer Owning half of the GREEN BEETLE Franklin Reed Texas Cattle Rancher Farmer Russell Wyatt Top Government In Moscow!!!!!! Willard McCabe Undecided Who knows ? ? ? ? ? Jimmy Siegfried Millionaire Broke like the rest of us! ! Ruth Cannon Get married Old maid Donald Tough Playboy Settle down and raise chickens for Carol's father Charles Webb Technical Engineer Build good roads to Georgetown Bob Black Agricultural Engineer Migrant worker Bill Passwaters Chemist Blow up the world! !!!!!!! 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After graduation, you will have the rest of your lives in which to achieve your goals and attain happiness. We wish you all the best in your Senior year and in the years to come. Joyce Parker Arthur Sheperd Janice Kramer William Short Ronald Carroll Rachel Kuczawa t uL £t Martha Jane Donovon James Owens L iC rj-MCfT� I • 9 1 _ . I . ■■ sr • 0 s . ft � • ’% � • � %' I « v I • 0 ' • I • 4 ’ i%y ' 7t m «_ ► t0v . a i •i _ iv%0 vl A VV %• '.M -. -M t r • Ws I « « , 1 t ‘ft. . « • if.l • I.' f c I - ♦ - V 71 V4f.wV -Aw i'll iV 4 4 ft !• 9 • • 4 4 ' • % • i ri sv« ?� Nic riisi4j? riCor T aa f 4 4 a •• - J T ♦ « N . T% - V, e • • i • t • • •— • r a Ift •%• a i ft f « 4 . I .ft . 4 y% i %• • % -L . t ft -'« ft i ft . ft 5.1 . v«5ri«w«r7i.wJfriViiVr 1. Al. • m J 9 ft � A «A . 1 ftW. I . l-LX-f a « 4 I ft ■ • . , rO'x i ft i a «aft ft _ • V f ft 4 ftV v it«V ft I . • •!•}••• • 1 f AAi Vl A . f.).V _ � Lv:r« i I I 0 ' S % • 0 V 9 4 v • % Vi •Pv I � f • • «• VI | j • f •� ' • • .N %1 . 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I • I • 4 9 • '%ft4' � |ft0 0 «.9% « « «I %;s: 04 | , 9 0 � 'Jwtk Gwk FIRST ROW: Linda Warrington, Nancy Carter, Kitty Herbert, Patsy Carroll, Mary Millman, Linda Wright, Ellen Hutchins. SECOND ROW: Joan Carey, Fay Murray, Marcia Edginton, Sara Kay Isaacs, Marilyn Watts, Joann Jalot, Mrs. Aileen Welch, Teacher. THIRD ROW: John Shepard, Martin Mitcjiell, K nny Reed, Peter Leithman, Francis Wadja, James McDaniel. ( ™ W0' y ' OFFICERS President..................Marilyn Watts f Vice-President .... Martin Mitchell . ft' , rji — • it Treasurer . pAf ’ «. Secretary...................Fay Murray Trpasnrpr...................Joan Carey , 4 Q. • fsz ,,£0 „ £ v' ' vl| I • «' i Vo FIRST ROW: Patsy Moore, Kathleen Riddle, Janet Mitchell, Patsy Wilson, Sandra Goodhart, Helen Wilson. SECOND ROW: Alfred Lofland, Helen Taylor, Barbara Kinzer, Nancy Donovan, Barbara Reed, Franklin Wyatt. THIRD ROW: Mr. Armstrong, Arnold Murphey, Ronald Hurst, Ronnie Wyatt, George Donovan, Allen White, Danny Sammons. OFFICERS President . . . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . . . Richard Brown Alfred Lofland Kathleen Riddle Danny Sammons a 'V ✓ , ■ , S ,. N 9 , « f i—•' � • rrv • • ( • I • • ( • 1« N« � i « • ■• � I « • M ‘IMC ritMC T .'M VIV1 v% ri Ai wv% T ivs i • wv i i I • « • « 1 • 'm« • I «� •-.•• I . _• xCv;rAiLvru LL0 S O; y% n % ij s A v I - . | 9 m vV % | _ . � ft _ . . % - S , | _ % . | . V - % • «iA % ■ i ft ' % , .+ t | � V _ f %rS t l r N ’ • • '• S. I « . k . I « i % i 2 � . ft .V I • i i« . «] v r« j. ft • f • .v 1 . W ftl % '% • l, A .WV% % • ' S ft % • % L’A- .’AMV.’.'A'i-VVA w cd CD 1 1-1 J w Q £ D % • • i .,- tM|f Yv 1 i a |' •j r y%� i w%� vs A ftiAAa «i AAV. • wSAii Am v • i AIAAAiAA • FIRST ROW: Patti Hughes, Betty Ann Hudson, Vicki Murawski, Karen Millman, Beverly Waugerman, Laura Ann Calhoun, Bonnie Legates. Edna Jones. SECOND ROW: Ida Harriett Boyce, Mary Ann Collins, Linda Lawson, Patsy Pride, Bonnie Hutchins, Delight Hill, Frances Jensen. THIRD ROW: Robert Hitchens, Martha M. Lowe, Teacher; Billy Sharp. FOURTH ROW: Jack Miller, Ted Cannon. Leroy Willey, Gary Beall, Edward Cox, Thomas Tobin, Gary Coulbourne, John David Clifton. CLASS OFFICERS President..............Thomas J. Tobin Vice-President . . . . J. Robert Hitchens Secretary...............Linda Lawson Treasurer................Gary H. Beal JLom'i l?lMi Gwk %i. JLmto'i%ntk FIRST ROW: Frances Forst, Barbara Wyatt, Kathleen Thomas, Joyce Kellam, Joann Owens, Patsy Wilkerson, Mirlene Kramer. SECOND ROW: Billy Crouch, Jimmy Klingel, Ralph Moore, Bonnie Short, Sandra Walls, David Wright, John Hudson, Ronnie Vickers. THIRD ROW: Edward Pettyjohn, George Patterson, Kenny Wells, Mr. John Lecato, Teacher; Bobby Farrel, Ralph Moore. FOURTH ROW: Donald Baker, Wayne Passwaters, William Sauers, Dick Passwaters. CLASS OFFICERS President.........................Patsy Wilkerson Secretary................Robert Farrell Treasurer.............Kenneth Jefferson Miu MejikLaj'l Eujkk G uuU FIRST ROW: Jerry Carpenter, Sandra Buckley, Mary Weber, Shirley Carroll, Phyllis Murphy. SECOND ROW: Robert Young, Beverly Reed, Georgianne Lehmann, Joan Donovan, Diane Millman, Susan Rogers, Marilyn Carey, ADVISOR--Miss Weakley. THIRD ROW: Vaughn Dickerson, Mary Margaret Chesser, Jane Shockley, Carol Smith, Nancy Isaacs, Janet Lank, Gail Atkins, Joseph L. Black. FOURTH ROW: James Clendaniel, Richard Carmean, John Hudson, John Lank, David Dutton, Michael Shapiro. CLASS OFFICERS President...............Jack R. Hudson Vice-President..........John W. Lank Secretary...........Jane M. Shockley Treasurer...........Mary M. Chesser WUu 'BUkt i SujhjJi Gmcte FIRST ROW: Dennis Hughes, Ronnie Thomas, Robert Jennings, Donald Lockwood Walter Wagamon, David Dodd, Jay Carter, Skip Lofland. SECOND ROW: Wayne Callaway, Joann Simmons, Janet Wright, Norlyn Faye Schmierer, Gail Workman, Virginia Bullock, Jane Riddle, Phyllis Parsons, Janice Donovan, Donald Edginton. THIRD ROW: Teacher, Miss Nancy Blake; Mary K. Gooner, Woodrow Dickerson, David Conly, Beverly Hudson, Debbie Beheler. CLASS OFFICERS President............Warren J. Lofland Vice-President........Joan M. Simmons Secretary.........Deborah Ann Beheler Treasurer .... Walter D. Wagamon Mm. Kuuj'l Gwdt FIRST ROW: Jack Donovan, Kenneth Leuthauser, Jerry Rockwell, Frank Tallent. SECOND ROW: Mrs. King, Teacher; Jane Walls, Jeanette Sherman, Jean Tallent, Jo Ann Foster, Nancy Tunis, Harriett Willey, Delores Green, Diane Thompson.’ THIRD ROW: Jerry Huffman, Ray Burton, Vannie Wilson, Carl Schirmer, William Tunis, Richard Smith. FOURTH ROW: Richard Bunting, Donald Wells. CLASS OFFICERS President..........Diane K. Thompson Vice-President........RichardA. Smith Secretary..............Nancy E. Tunis Treasurer..........Richard E. Bunting 0 %u. Wlutai k'i Swedk Gwk FIRST ROW: Wayne Argo, Robert Murawski, Fred Pepper, Kenneth Millman, Curtis Hudson, Arthur Schirmer, Kirney Butler, John Dickerson. SECOND ROW: Richard Hudson, Kay Hitchens, Nancy Clifton, Nancy West, Michael Buckley, Pamela Bounds, Mrs. Mildred Whiteside, Darlene Akerly, Charlotte Burnham, Carol Ann Mills, Wesley Jones, Bonnie Donovan, Katherine LeGates, Patricia Jensen, Linda Jefferson, Bruce Donovan. OFFICERS President..............Arthur Schirmer Vice-President.........Bonnie Donovan Secretary..................Wayne Argo Treasurer................Fred Pepper FIRST ROW: Rex Riddle, William Lynch, Linden Brittingham, Jack Beheler, William Cordrey, Ralph Moore, John Hobee, Bruce Howell. SECOND ROW: Charles Warrington, Robert Hudson, James Pride, Ronald Hudson, Howard Reed, Steven Johnson, George Brown, Barry Betts, Dale Wyatt, Charles Reynolds, Dale Calloway. THIRD ROW: Lorraine Sherman, Gloria Hutchins, Carol Tucker, Helen Reed, Shirley Tunis, Billy Lynn Dickerson, Patricia Wyatt, Mr. Royal, Teacher; Carolyn Pass- waters, Bonnie Ellingworth, Brenda Millman. CLASS OFFICERS President............William Cordrey Vice-President.......Wayne Brittingham Secretary.............Gloria Hutchins Treasurer ...................... Steve Johnson 'Rotjd'i Stmdk min %i. Catu' Scvetdh FIRST ROW: Elijah Wells, Howard Walsted, Frank Wilson, George Short, Ralph Foskey, Layton Dutton. SECOND ROW: Kathy Walls, June Vent, Helen Kinzer, Shirley Kinzer, Cedonna Rockwell, Linda Brittingham, Bertha Enfield. THIRD ROW: Teacher, Mr. Catts; Samuel Warrington, Wayne Denman, Donald Bailey, Jack Bushey. OFFICERS President.............Donald L. Bailey Vice-President. . . . George M. Short Secretary..............Cathy M. Walls Treasurer...............June A. Vent :sir ATHLETICS 0 4 • • • • % ■ • 'BaiMl COM SCORES Georgetown 9 1 Milton 1 2 Lord Baltimore Selbyville 5 23 11 8 3 Rehoboth John M. Clayton 0 7 11 0 2 Lewes Delmar 4 1 11 1 1 5 Harrington Felton 3 5 It 0 1 Lewes Alumni 0 4 11 1 0 Greenwood Millsboro 3 6 II 3 4 Bridgeville Millsboro 23 Lord Baltimore 9 Rehoboth 19 Harrington 5 Greenwood 9 Bridgeville 19 5 Milton 5 31 10 8 9 15 8 14 8 4 15 Selbyville 9 John M. Clayton 8 Delmar 2 Felton 9 Milford 48532348534848485323485390232389534848 MaMtOU FIRST ROW: Jerry Millman, Gary Lawson, William Passwaters, Harry Isaacs, Claude Burnham, Cris Lank. SECOND ROW: Charles Webb, Manager; Robert Hitchens, Richard Passwaters, Martin Mitchell, Ronald Hurst, Donald Tough, Statistician; Robert Edgerton, Coach; Co-captains: William Passwaters, Harry Isaccs. KNEELING: Vickie Hazzard, Sara Dili, co-captains. STANDING: Marcia Edginton, Manager; Claudia Tough, Mary Millman, Delight Hill, Kitty Herbert, Linda Warrington, Ellen Wagamon, Fay Murray, Martha Donovan, Carlyn Clifton, Cheryl Johnson, June Massey, Joan Mitchell, Miss Blake, Coach. SoMcdhoJl Scorn Boys Varsity '61 Girls Varsity '61 Millsboro 41 Milton 17 Delmar 21 Milton 14 Georgetown 42 Milton 46 Millsboro 33 Milton 4 Lord Baltimore 50 Milton 51 Felton 46 Milton 28 Felton 46 Milton 54 Harrington 14 Milton 18 Greenwood 39 Milton 69 Rehoboth 41 Milton 37 Harrington 36 Milton 50 Bridgeville 40 Milton 1 9 Rehoboth 62 Milton 48 J. M. Clayton 35 Milton 23 Bridgeville 47 Milton 57 Lord Baltimore 23 Milton 20 J. M. 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OFFICERS President..........William Passwaters Vice-President.........Vickie Hazzard Secretary ............. Joyce Parker Treasurer..............Janice Kramer 1 ’at Mac Janice Pat Stella, Co-Captain Carole, Captain Vickie Karen Norma tkwdmlm Smoi Qua JiAtt: Coloi Giwd LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Millman, Linda Lawson, Beverly Waugerman, Barbara Le- Gates, Ida Harriett Boyce. %djowttu LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ann Collins, Peggy Me IIvain, Karen Sue Millman, Margaret Ann Hughes, Patricia Hughes Carole Ann Pepper, Captain. YEARBOOK STAFF Editor-in-chief. . . Assistant Editor . . Business Manager . Photographers . . . Sports Editors (Boys) (Girls) Senior Write-ups . . Advertising Manager Assistant .... Artists . . . Willard Marvel .Carole Ann Pepper . . . Charles Webb . . . Donald Tough William Passwaters ........Bob Smith . . . Pat Zelensky Joyce Kay Schmierer Jane Jefferson . . . Sara Lou Dill . . . Harry Isaacs . . . Robert Black . . . Billy Brooks Barbara Brittingham tkom FIRST ROW: Barbara Workman, Mary Millman, Karen Millman, Claudia Tough, Laura Calhoun, Bonnie LeGates, Mary Ellen Pepper, Joyce Reynolds, Delores Buckley, Carole Ann Pepper, Margaret Ann Hughes, Frances Jenson, Beverly Waugerman, Patti Hughes, JoAnn Owens. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Johnson, Grace Dutton, Joyce Parker, Kathleen Riddle, Pat Zelensky, Nancy Schirmer, Barbara Millman, Joyce Warrington, Ruth Cannon, Iva Wilkerson, Linda Tunis, Patsy Pride, Ida Harriet Boyce, Mary Ann Collins, Martha Jane Donovan, Carlyn Clifton. THIRD ROW: Barbara Reed, Katherine Herbert, Joyce Kay Schmierer, Peggy Mcllvain, Ellen Hutchins, Linda Wright, Nancy Carter, Linda Warrington, Jane Jefferson, Delight Hill, Marilyn Watts, Joann Jalot, Joan Carey, Fay Murray, Sara Kay Isaacs. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Hutchins, Helen Pettyjohn, Rachel Kuczawa, William Sharp, Tommy Tobin, Mr. Jenkins, Teacher; Bobby Hitchens, Paul Hess, Ellen Couch, Sara Dill, Vickie Hazzard. OFFICERS President....................Paul Hess Vice-President...........Cheryl Johnson Secretary.............Carole Ann Pepper Snjjdt] JaJtMi FIRST ROW: Peter Leithman, Skip Lofland, Donald Lockwood, Kenneth Leuthauser Young Dennis Hughes, Jack Donovon, Michael Wadje, Donald Edginton! SECOND ROW: Mr. Rudolph Sauer, Adviser; Kenneth Reed, James McDaniel George Patterson, John Shepperd, Martin Mitchell, Deborah Beheler, Jack Hudson Richard Carmean, John Lank. OFFICERS Chief ...................Paul Hess Captain.....................Kenny Reed Captain...................Pete Litghman Lieutenant...........................James McDaniel Lieutenant...............Debbie Behielier Staff Lieutenant.............Robert Young 'JuijuM 'Jumu oh {mma FIRST ROW: William Crouch, James Klingel. SECOND ROW: William Baker, Thayer Royal, Advisor, Ronald Carroll, Ronald Hurst, Franklin Reed, Kenneth Reed, George Donavan, Glenn Moore, William Brooks, Charles Lewis, John Hudson. , „ „ , , THIRD ROW: Danny Sammons, Edward Cox, Robert Farrell, Kenny Wells, Ronald Vickers, Ronald Wyatt. OFFICERS President . . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurers . . Sentinel . . . . Clarence Vent Franklin Reed Ronald Carroll Charles Lewis Ronald Hurst . Glenn Moore jh Jutim Hommahu ol Ammta Sin!n? c°!: Carole Tucker Dianne Thompson, Mary Catherine Weber, Joann simmons, Rachael Kuczawa, Norma Hitchens. Jane Jefferson, Sara Dill C'hervl Johnson LUen Wagamon. Barbara Workman. Norlyn Schmierer, Joann’ Owens Claudia Tough, Jean Hutchins. I ’W: Brenda Millman, Bonnie Ellingsworth. Charlotte Burnham, Delores loJor’pJanet,fher!niaK ■ PhyllsPars°ns. Janet Lank, Diane Millman, Nancy Schirmer, oyce Reynolds Barbara Millman, Ellen Hutchins, Mary Margaret Chessar, Marilyn Carey, Jerry Ann Carpenter. Mary Millman, Pam Bounds, Darlene Akerly. Ilncv0 HeleH +Pftyj0hc ' GraCe Dutton’ Stella Donavon, Kelly Passwaters, . ancy U est, Kay Hitchens, Susan Rogers, Gale Adkins, Phvlis Murphy Beverly Hudson, 1 at Wyatt, Linda Warrington. Nancy Carter, Fay Murray, MrSP Whiteside. C?r yT Jan :oe1W Cy TClift0S� ’ K.athy CeGates. Linda Wright, Barbara Reed, Joann Boyce.’ LaWS° Mary An CoHinS’ ,da Ha,', iet FIFTH ROW: Bonnie Hutchins, Carlyn Clifton. Sara Kay Isaacs, ickie Hazzard, Nancy Isaacs, OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President. Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . Cheryl Johnson . Jane Jefferson .Norma Hitchens . .Ellen Wagamon Amam ADVISER: Mrs. Schmertzler FIRST ROW: Claudia Tough, Carole Ann Pepper, Carlyn Clifton, Sara Lou Dill. SECOND ROW: Joann Greer, Joan Mitchell, Nancy Schirmer. THIRD ROW: Joyce Parker, Peggy Mcllvain, Mary Ellen Pepper, Katherine Herbert. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Reynolds. Joan Carey, Marilyn Watts. OFFICERS President.................Carlyn Clifton Vice-President .... Carole Ann Pepper Secretary.................Claudia Tough Treasurer..................Sara Lou Dill Tk 'Tua OM — To Kerf (U 3n Tit Tlmi FIRST ROW: Carole Ann Pepper, Joyce Parker, Claudia Tough, Ellen Wagamon, Victoria Hazzard, Cheryl Johnson, Mrs. Morgan, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Margaret Hughes, Nancy West, Dianne Thompson, Beverly Wagerman, Mary Millman, James Betts, Francis Wajda, Kenny Millman. THIRD ROW: June Massey, Mary Ellen Pepper, Margaret Mcllvain, Joyce Wilkerson, Donald Bailey, Rachael Kuc awa, Fay Murray, Sara Kay Isaacs, Claude Burnham, Jerry Millman, Billy Sharp, Tommy Tobin, Martha Jane Donovan. OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Editor........ Co-Editor . . . Ellen Wagamon Claudia Tough Vickie Hazzard . Joyce Parker Cheryl Johnson Carole Pepper Signs of Spring 1. Hole in Joe Stevenson’s hose.— Fresh air ventilation. 2. Scratched legs. — Running around in brier patches. 3. Violets in Mary Barker's hair. — Are they real? 4. Short Skirts. — Or is this the Browsing Around Famous People Portrayed by Alexander Hamilton Bob Black Ben Franklin Wellington Watts C harlcs 1 Jndbergh Howard Kirsh Florence Nightingale Fay Murray 'Jke fltmoi um FIRST ROW: Nancy Carter, Joann Owens, Peggy Mcllvain, Karen Millman, Beverly Reed. SECOND ROW: Robert Murawski, Jack Bushey, Arnold Murphy, Frank Tallent, Jack Hudson, TEACHER, Mrs. Whiteside. OFFICERS President.....................Peggy Mcllvain Secretary......................Karen Millman Treasurer ..................... 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Wluimk'i Si dk Gwk FIRST ROW: Jerry Beheler, Robert Spencer, Joe Bailey, William Jones, Raymond Spencer. SECOND ROW: James Buckley, William Henry Smith, Janice Wyatt, Linda Steen, Patsy Walker. THIRD ROW: Susan Stuchlik, Ola Brewer, Kay Burton, Martha Donovan, Betty Lou Dennis, Martha Spencer, Donald Tucker, Mr. H. C. Whiteside, Teacher. FOURTH ROW: Arthur Clendaniel, Preston Brittingham, Norman Reed, Harry Camp- bell, James Wells, Kenny Wilson. 'Mm. $om SutfJn Gwde FIRST ROW: Wayne Parsons, Fred Hughes, John Sherman. SECOND ROW: Alice Buckly, Debbie Jennings, Carolyn Hudson, Nancy Joseph, Linda Smith, Bonnie Buckley, Mildred Wilson, Norma Jackson. Lois Clendaniel.Charles Wilson, David Webb, TEACHER--Dorothy Jones. THIRD ROW: Norman Truitt, Larry Johnson, Wayne Robinson, Billy Bunting, Richard Gooner, Raymond Buckley, David Baker, Kenneth Brittingham. %i. fom Scxtk Gmk FIRST ROW: Gary Ellingsworth, Donald Brooks, Darwin Fisher, Gary Thomas. SECOND ROW: Nancy Shockley, Jo Carol Sposato, Harriet Isaacs, Helen Lockwood, Nancy Gooner, Barbara Lynch, Melissa Wilkerson, Gail Sherman. THIRD ROW: Richard Johnson, Donnie Millman, Dickie Black, Jimmy Tisher, Tony Potts, Robert Warrington, Carl Wilson, James Jensen, Kenny Brittingham. Mu. '7’alma'l Gwk FIRST ROW: Gary Lawson, Billy Moore, Ellen Morris, Carol Bailey, James Reed, Eugene Buckley, Susan Jackson, Mary Moore, Johnny Miger. SECOND ROW: Joyce Cartwright, Mrs. Palmer, Teacher; Jane Plummer, Joanna Joseph, Helen Faskey, Clara Wharton, Jacqueline Wilkerson, Debbie Black, Lauralce, Clendaniel, Rebecca Brewer, Gloria Short. THIRD ROW: Uhland Johnson, Jimmy Coulborne, Edward Argo, Dennis Reed, Gene Wells, Dale Scott, Johnny Wilson, John Smith, Wayne Bennett, Charles Lindale. %iu J ujMoiLi Jofli Gwk FIRST ROW: Bonnie Donovan, June Lindle, Camilla Butler, Shirley Holston, Shirley Donovan, Rebecca Brittingham, Peggy Tobin, Vickie Workman, Lorraine Atkins. SECOND ROW: Peggy Chandler, Mary Ann Carpenter, Virginia Livingston, Preston Foskey, John Preston Reed, Roland Millman, Robert Baily, Lawerence Schirmer, Gretchen Hill, Miss Fergurson. Teacher; Sharon Lank. THIRD ROW: Robert Betts, Ray Clifton, Frank Hitchens, Robbie Shapiro, Joseph Pennino, Derrick Crouch, Richard Johnson, Harvey Walls, Betty Jones, John Hill. Mu. 'Rut'i }oivdk Gwk'7lMi ju md FIRST ROW: Carol Kellam, Jack Baily, Gerald Wells, Denise Walstead, Billy Moore, Larry Riddle. SECOND ROW, On the Slide: Billy Stout, Bruce Jones, Ronald Lank, Freddie Sposato, Mary Wharton, Michele Bennett, Billy Carpenter, Jesse Millman, Joyce Millman, Barbara Sauer, Nancy Akerly, Nelson Wells, June Chandler, Glenda Stevenson, Marilyn Ross, Mary Lou McGinnis, Dorothy Moore, Randy Gooner, Chuck Adams, Herbie Smith. 'Mu. ClmUtud'i }ouAtk Gwk FIRST ROW: George Hughes, James Calhoun, Howard Halston, Terry Beheler, John Tallent, William Lankford, Kenneth Carroll, Norman Jackson, Robert Carmean, Steven Graham, Herbert Tisher, Charles Stuchlik. SECOND ROW: Jacklynn Fisher, Nancy Reed, Shirley Dear, Shirley Wells, Beverly Watts, Helen York, Gayle Hudson. Cheryl Donovan, Darlene Brittingham, Marsha Smith, Betty Breiver. THIRD ROW: Patrick Tobin, Mrs. Eliza W. Clendaniel.Teacher, Jesse Brittingham, Robert Johnson, Douglas Trimper. %u. WallMtm't Jlmd Gwk SECOND ROW: Sam Argo, Russell Geyer, Warren Kinzer, Brenda Betts, Debra Lynch, Brenda Dennis, Willard Cartwright, Larry White, Glen Wells, Bill Lawson, Danny Young, Jesse Reumann, Teacher, Mrs. Wallerstein; Bruce Reed. FIRST ROW: Emmy Lou Jefferson, Nancy Kramer, Donna Benson, Linda Sammons, Virginia Short, Cheryl Curtis, Ann Reed, Sharon Jester, Tommy Langford, Tommy Lawson. %u. 'BLuJi'b jtwd Gwit FIRST ROW: Michael Hudson, Patty Leuthouser, Janice Hughes, Rita Wyatt, Anne Jones, Sally Legates, Barbara Dennis, Patsy Short, Myrtis Reed, Patsy Jackson. SECOND ROW: Jerry Lawson, Barry Sauers, Laurence Joseph, Charles White, Gregory Wilson, Donald Spencer, Keith Brittingham, Steven Sherman, Carol Pass- waters, David Isaccs, Marie Tallent, Diana Brown, Teacher, Mrs. Jane Black. %u. JLocJwood'i Should Gwk FIRST ROW: William Powers, Emory West, Gerald Hughes. SECOND ROW: Gertrude White, Sharleen Carter, Thomas Houska, Dale Benson, Dallas Reynolds, Lynn Rogers, Nancy Warrington, Mrs. Sara Lockwood, Teacher. THIRD ROW: John Betts, Mary Ann Steen, Judy Sposato, Elizabeth Willey, Gail Tucker, Carolyn Jester. FOURTH ROW: Edward McGinness, David Howell, Paul Parsons, Joseph Black, Karen Tisher, Donna Baker, Rhonda Sauer. %a. 'E oiwk' Second Guide FIRST ROW: Eddie Corbett, Paul Walker, Emna Wells, Brenda Brown, Cathy Stout. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bounds, Teacher; Elsie Moore, Beverly Johnson, Connie Jackson, Norma Lyons, Sharon Bebeler, David Rogers, Garry Smith, Lester Pride, THIRD ROW- Charles Clendaniel, Steven Revelle, Donna Lyons, Linda Moore, Sharon Dickerson, Richard Geyer, William Parsons, David Furroughs, Thomas Thomas, Garry Walstead. Mu. SdqaU a'i Suo tui Gwk FIRST ROW: Janis Smith, Sue Risser, Penny Furroughs, Betty Mcllvaine, Donna Smith, Brenda Bailey, Linda Trimper, Sharon Dennis, Bonnie Bullock. SECOND ROW: Fred Bailey, Billy Coulbourne, Billy Johnson, Billy Cartwright Teacher, Mrs. Edgerton; Bobby Lawson, George Dear, Edward Lindle, Otis Moore’ NOT PICTURED: Cyrus Buckley. %M. Skudhood'i JiM Gwk FRONT ROW: Walter Cannon, Brenda Chesser, Wendy Harpster, Lora Sue Joseph, Darlene Curtiss, Benny King, Kim Johnson, Shelly Carmean, Carolyn Reynolds, George Smith, Terry Stuchlik, Led Jackson, Frank Geyer, Billy Johnson, Norman Workman. BACK ROW: Lou Ann Betts, Carol Lindale, Donna Kay Dodd, Kay Lovenguth, Donna Sue Sammons, Jennie Lynn Clifton, Darlene Betts, David Argo, David Benson, Jimmy Moore, Harvey Mcllvain, Raleigh Bland, Bruce Phillips, Richard Shockley, Elizabeth Shivelhood, Teacher. Miu Stndk'i JiMt Gt uk FIRST ROW: Ruth Ann Dear, Helen Spencer, April Bennett, Janet Reumann, Carol Lee Clifton, Karen Baker, Anita Littleton, David Bailey, Edward Calhoun, Tommy Jenson, Jeanne Donovan, Franklin Smith, Gail Betts, Philip Parkhill, Sandra Muraw- ski. SECOND ROW: Logan Herbert, Terry Millman, Beverly Millman, Clarence Huffman, Linda Wharton, Jay Lewis, Jane Lynn Sharp, Robert Willey, Johnnie Manship, Clarence Johnson. Brent Vickers, Gary Passwaters, Debra Reynolds. %iu Mikon i JiMt Gwk FIRST ROW: Lloyd Bullock, Clara Holston, Mary Ann Avery, Bonnie Forrough, William Stout, George Moore, Terry Tallent, Vaughn Calloway, John Spencer, Patsy Lankford, Harold Cole. SECOND ROW: Linda Wells, Carol Ross, William Mcllvain, James Sherman, Steven Riddle, Randy Johnson, Brenda Cartwright, Donald Warrington, Richard Greer, Wayne Hudson, Margaret Corbett, Richard Parsons. 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Radios - Television - Antennas Sales Service 108 Federal St. Phone 8366 Mi 1 ton, Delaware 89 Rehoboth Ave. Phone 7113 Rehoboth Beach, Delaware RADIO REPAIRS SMITH’S CASUALS Distinctive Clothing Mother - Daughter M i 1 ford Delaware Selbyv i 1le Delaware Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. HENRY G. GRAVES AeX and SONS, INC. Certified Transit Mixed Cement Known for Values New Location 23-27 Walnut St. M i 1 ford Del aware 2547 George town Delaware Phones 8528 M i 1 ton Delaware Compliments of REED'S ATLANTIC STATION Phone 839 + Mi 1 ton Del aware CLARK IE'S SNACK BAR A SNACK,) I or a H SACK i Phone +306 M i 1 ton Delaware PAYNTER LYNCH Pa i nt1s Au to Sa1es 322 Rehoboth Blvd. Mi 1 ford Delaware Phone GArden 2-5127 SWIFT AND COMPANY To Serve Your Family Better Georgetown Delaware ARROW SAFETY DEVICE CO. COLLIN'S YOUNG MEN'S SHOP Clothing, Shoes, and Accessor ies For Lad or Dad Mi 1 ton Delaware PAYNTER SHARP I Move the Earth Phone +183 M i 1 ton De 1awa re BRAUN'S MEN'S STORE Safety After Dark Phone 7311 George town De1 aware Georgetown Delaware Compliments of JOHN S. ISAACS SONS, INC. Ellendale Delaware JOHN S. ISAACS g SONS FARMS. INC. Ellendale, Delaware JOHN S. ISAACS § SONS COLDSTORAGE, INC. Georgetown Delaware JOHN S. ISAACS § SONS REALTY CO., INC. Georgetown Delaware WAPLES LUMBER COMPANY Phone 8596 Mi 1 ton, De 1 aware Building Ma ter i a 1s Lumber Millwork Insulation Atlantic Furnace Oils Blue Coal One Board or a Trainload Best of Luck, Seniors MILTON RECREATION CENTER Norman Thomas, Proprietor Mi 1 ton Delaware DRAPER KING COLE” Delicious Vegetables Inviting Nutrit ious Good Milton, Delaware Compliments of FOLEY CORPORATION Mi 1 ton Delaware Good Luck To The Class Of 1961 Compl imerits of SEIGFRIED HOSIERY MILL Phone 85 0 Mi 1 ton, Delaware SUSSEX TRUST COMPANY Laurel Lewes Phone Milton 4321 Rehoboth FRED JENSEN Phone Day 8408 Night 4585 Mi 1 ton, De 1 aware W. W. EDINGER, JR. Drugg i s t Rexa 1 S tore Georgetown, Delaware Good Luck, Seniors SAMUEL'S DEPT. STORE Samuel Shapi ro Mi 1 ton De 1awa re CLIFFORD S. DONOVAN Pure Oil Products Lincoln Delaware Mi 1 ford GA 2-4197 Your Business is Appreciated CLIFF HUTCHINS Compliments of MEGEE PLUMBING I nter ior and Exter ior Painting Georgetown, Delaware Mi 1 ton, Delaware CREE-MEE FREEZ Sunoco Gas - Oil Grocer ies Dr i ve-In All in One Shop Phone M i 1 ton 8876 WM. M. SHORT FUNERAL HOME Mi 1 ton, Delaware Phone 8521 Since 1873 Mi 1 ton De 1 aware Efficient Sympathetic Service MILTON SAUSAGE AND SCRAPPLE COMPANY Phone Mi 1 ton 8575 Mi 1 ton Del aware HUDSON WP GAS SERVICE DOUGLAS C. HUDSON Bulldozing - Grading Morris Street Phone M i 1 ton A260 Mill sboro Compliments of De 1 aware Harbeson Delaware Compliments of MARTIN L. BLACK All Kinds of Insurance Phone 351 M i 1 ton, De 1 aware WEBB'S CUT-RATE Webb Jefferson M i 1 ton, De 1 aware '7aMoM jLiM Mr. and Mrs. Albert Davidson Ellingsworth Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Black Hilda's Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leuthauser Lou's Bootery Mr. and Mrs. Glen Green Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Parker Brockman Lumber Company Tony Whitted, Cornelia, Georgia Mr. and Mrs. Arlington Heckman William T. Ash Wm. V. S ipple Son Betty's Bake Shop Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Shockley Nelson Thomas Grier Lumber Co. Clifton's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. John Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Herman Benson Harvey's Men's Store Leonard Brooks Calloway Wilbert Vault Company The Boys at the Post Office Pusey's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. William Benson Millsboro Cut-Rate Mr. and Mrs. C. Paul Vincent R. A. Lewis Barber Shop Donovan's Grocery Store Mr. and Mrs. John S. Walls Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Donovan Tom's Mobil Station Marilyn's Dress Shop Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Murray A Friend A Friend Mr. Mrs. Ralton Webb Mr. Mrs. Fred Harps ter Mr. Mrs. Calvin Brittingham Mr. Mrs. Thomas A. Zelensky Mr. Mrs. George Tough Best of Luck to the Seniors It's Been Nice Working With You This Year THE WALLER STUDIO Laurel, Delaware Phone TR 5-3186 MILTON HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY Free Delivery Phone 8711 Milton, Delaware Compl imerits of SILER CITY MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Portland Division FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY Milton, Delaware Phone 8522 Compliments of CARLTON CLIFTON § SONS CANNERY Growers and Packers of Quality Peas and Lima Beans Office Home 8332 8373 Milton, Delaware BENSON'S FUEL INJECTION Compl iments of Authorized Sales and Service JOHNNY'S BAKE SHOP R.D. 1 Box Mi 1 ton Delaware George town Delaware HABER'S MART Compliments of Sporting Goods Army and Navy Store ARTHUR DORMAN Milford Del aware M i1 ton Delaware Compl iments of Compliments of DAVIDSON ROACH MODERN LAUNDRY Mi 1 ton Del aware M i1 ford Del aware RAYMOND B. 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