Milton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Milton, DE)

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Service Are Enacted No enthusiasm would there be if the key words, par- ticipation and service, were not enacted. Although the student body is small, active participation and leadership, is constituted by a large proportion of stu- dents; school spirit is high. Much credit must be given to the advisors who do- nate their free time and super- vision to enrich youths'enter- tainment and understanding of values. Clipper Log photographer, Bill Tom Jones, waits alertly for a well-timed candid picture at a preliminary basketball game. On the football field, band members practice diligently for the next home game.

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Participation And Donnie Millman and Lauralee Clendaniel protect the Student Council members from arising conflicts. Nancy Shockley defends Milton's goal from Rehoboth's avenging Sea Hawks. Our most active service club, the Safety Patrol, is always ready to protect students from potential injuries with re- gard to school safety and national defense. Members posed are: FIRST ROW: Phil Parkhill, Tom Jensen, Emory West, Wayne Hudson, Ben King, Jay Lewis. SECOND ROW: Tom Thomas, Carl Wilson, Lynn Rogers, David Argo, Paul Caras, Bill Megee, Sammy Argo. THIRD ROW: Mr. Webb, Advisor, Gary Thomas, Ken Brittingham, Donald Brooks, Roland Millman, Jerry Beheler, John Megee, Jim Coibourne, David Webb.

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Homecoming Queen Honored With Victory On Saturday night, November 5, Carolyn Hudson, escorted by Senior class President Gary Ellingsworth, was crowned Milton's fourth Home- coming Queen by Student Council President Don Millman. Other can- didates were Linda Steen, Senior; Peggy Chandler and Jackie Wilker- son, Juniors; Michelle Bennett; Mary Lou McGinness, and Glenda Stevenson, Sophomores; and Nancy Kramer, Patsy Short, and Donna Benson, Freshmen. Besides the crowning of the queen, Homecoming game ceremonies were highlighted by Milton's marching band perform- ing at half-time, and the Warriors defeating Millsboro 19-0. 16