Milton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Milton, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1968 volume:

THE 1968 CLIPPER Vol. 19 Published by the Yearbook Staff Milton High School Milton, Delaware 3 Today, more than ever, we are reaching out to broaden our scientific, cultural, and spiritual horizons. ” 4 Contents FOREWORD...................................4 ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF..................20 SENIORS -.................................30 UNDERCLASSMEN.............................46 ACTIVITIES................................68 ATHLETICS.................................88 MEMORIES.................................114 ADVERTISEMENTS...........................122 SENIOR STATISTICS........................133 Brenda Wyatt and John Megee CHRISTMAS QUEEN and KING Let's go, team! L ' The Classroom — A Preparation for Life Throughout the years at Milton High School, the variety of class- room experiences and a broad cur- riculum exposed students to many areas of interest, which enabled them to choose a field of endeavor. Carolyn Jester commands the attention of her classmates. Seniors enjoy the quiet atmosphere of the Library. The slide rule presents no problem to Janet Reed. 'Romeo, Romeo - 7 8 Homecoming Queen Brenda Wyatt and her escort Eddie Argo Field trips prove intriguing and enlightening for Mr. Webb’s Biology class. Memorable Events To enrich the program of studies, special assemblies and field trips were added, bring- ing many experiences not found in books. Homecoming also took its place in con- tributing experiences away from the class- room. Nostalgia, sentiment, and pride filled students’ hearts as they cheered the team, applauded the band, and honored the Queen. Donna Wooters isn't frightened - The Atom- ic Energy Exhibit merely raised her hair! Observe, Communicate and Record New vistas opened up to students as they studied the sciences, enabling them to have a better understanding of the world about them. In many fields of science they observed pro- gress in the making - new inventions, new discoveries, conquering the unknown. 10 Sophomore scientists study solutions. Personal involvement is the best motivation to learning in Mr. Blechman’s class. Under the searching eye of the mic- roscope, objects take on new mean- ing to Tom Lawson. Seniors create a world of fantasy for the Christmas Dance. Milton Concert Band, under Mr. Jenkins, is an integral part of the Music Department. Aesthetic Horizons Are Expanded The study of Art and Music not only helped to develop an aesthetic appreciation of a rich international cultural heritage but also brou it out individual talent and interest in modern trends. The Christmas tree - truly a work of art. 14 Angela prepares to serve the results of her culinary efforts in the student kitchen. Mr. Mason's demolition crew makes room for the new library. Competence in Doing Studies were not all theory, but involved many practical aspects. Homemaking and working with tools be- came a living part of student experience in shop and kitchen. Physical Education provided active minds with opportunities to develop a healthy body through participation in a variety of sports. Dale Scott shows good form on the court during Physical Education class. Everybody likes ice cream. Fair-goer anticipates big catch. What surprise awaits this hopeful youngster? Common Goal Brings Close Ties A united effort of the school and parents brought about a successful annual event - the Milton PTA Fair. Proceeds are used to obtain enrichment materials for the various departments as well as maintenance of a scholarship fund which is available to worthy stu- dents seeking further education following graduation from Milton High School. Lovely May Queen Janet Reed reigns over the P.T.A. Fair. — r ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF 4 19 Administration CONSTANCE JONES High School Secretary ANNE WAGAMON Secretary CARSTON R. WAGNER High School Principal H. O. BRIT TIN GHAM Supervising Principal JAMES D. FALLON Guidance Counselor MARGARET DUTTON Secretary BETTY BLACK Guidance Secretary School Board Members of the School Board: Carston Wagner, William Lynch, Fred Lehmann, Charles Stuchlik, Jesse Millman, Bari Isaacs, H. O. Brittingham, William Howell. The Milton School Board is an organiza- tion responsible for making policies, rules, and regulations. It is composed of a group of interested citizens who contribute greatly to the smooth running of the school system. 22 Faculty In spite of its small size, Milton School has a staff of dedicated teach- ers of which we can be proud. These teachers are willing to help students obtain the basic fundamentals of education which will prepare them for a school of higher learning or enable the graduate to enter the busi- ness world. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: Miss Fhillips, Mrs. Lowe, and Mr. Thompson. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Mrs. King, Mrs. Bassols, Miss Butler, and Mr. King. rm Mr. Blechman Mr. Webb SCIENCE Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Schmertzler, Mrs. O'Neill MUSIC, Mr. Jenkins; ART, Mrs. Griffith LIBRARIAN: Mrs. Shockley CUSTODIAL STAFF: (Left to Right) BOTTOM ROW: Earl Argo, Anne Jefferson, Roland Millman. TOP ROW; Edward Lovenguth, Dale Clifton (Head Custodian) Nelson Betts CAFETERIA STAFF: (Left to Right) Frances Piper, Jean Lovenguth, Elizabeth Lank, Maxine Millman, Virginia Caras, Alice Marvel, Betty King (Manager), Maxine Crouch SENIORS 29 MARY NELL ALEXANDER EDNA ALFORD SADIE ALFORD EDWARD ARGO LORRAINE ATKINS WAYNE BENNETT ROBERT BETTS JOAN BOWE ELMER BRATTEN 31 THOMAS BRENNEMAN REBECCA BRITTINGHAM ARTHUR BROWN EUGENE BUCKLEY MARY ANN CARPENTER CONNIE CAULK RAY CLIFTON JAMES COULBOURNE WAYNE CRAPPER DERRICK CROUCH BONNIE DONOVAN SHIRLEY DONOVAN MERLAND FELTON JOHN HILL FRANK HITCHENS 34 PEARL HOOD SUSAN JACKSON UHLAND JOHNSON IRIS JONES JOANNA JOSEPH SHARON LANK GARY LAWSON MARGIE LOPER ELMER MATHIS 36 LYDIA McFADDEN EUGENE McNAIR JOHN MEGEE ROLAND MILLMAN ELLEN MORRIS GEORGE OWENS JANE PLUMMER CHARLES PRICE DENNIS REED 38 JAMES REED JOHN REED MARY REID ROBERT SAVAGE LAWRENCE SCHIRMER DALE SCOTT 41 GLORIA SHORT MARGARET TOBIN EDNA WARREN GENE WELLS JACKIE WILKERSON JOHN WILSON VICKIE WORKMAN STELLA WRIGHT BRENDA WYATT 42 44 Junior Charles Adams Terry Beheler Michele Bennett Fred Bcrens Richard Brown James Calhoun Raul Caras William Carpenter Kenny Carroll Edward Chalabala June Chandler Cheryl Donovan Class Albert Fleming Pretricia Freeman Steven Graham Harold Harris Monroe Hitchens Howard Holston George Hughes Norman Jackson Mary Jarmon Bruce Jones Russell Jones William Justice 47 Alan Keithley Ronald Lank Joseph Littleton Mary Lou McGinness Jesse Millman Joyce Millman Dorothy Moore Maggielean Neal Gayelon Parker James Poulson Janet Reed Nancy Reed 48 Paula Shay Herbert Smith Marsha Smith Glenda Stevenson Charles Stuchlik Patrick Tobin William Waples Terry Warrington Geraldine Webb Gerald Wells Kenny W yatt 49 Pliu Ttri] it SCVILLfl Steve Graham takes charge of one of the booths - Junior Jabberwock Jabberwock This fund-raising Junior activity included a va- riety of booths, a stage show, and a dance. The affair proved quite successful and boosted the class treasury by a considerable amount. Juniors make final payment before receiving their class rings. 50 Seniors and their dates enjoy a wonderful evening at the Prom Junior-Senior Prom — “Stairway to the Stars Couples dance to the smooth sound of Lew Startt's Orchestra. 51 Raymond Abernathy Samuel Argo Mavis Alford Donna Benson Brenda Betts Cecilia Betts Diane Brown Donald Bunch Sophomore Willie Bunch Fred Cephas Robert Carmean Carolyn Cirwithian Janis Davis Patricia Jackson Vaughn Jarmon David Isaacs Linda James Emmy Lou Jefferson 52 Cynthia Littleton Thomas Moore Sharon Jester Anna Jones Lawrence Joseph Nancy Kramer Jerry Lawson Thomas Lawson Sally Legates Patty Leuthauser Class BSCS students test the effects of enzymes in saliva. 53 Gary Ockels Carol Passwaters Mary Ann Piper Ann Reed Bruce Reed Myrtis Reed Diane Reed Wayne Reed Mr. Lowe's 10th grade World History class discusses World Cultures program in progress. Linda Sammons Steve Sherman 54 Patsy Short Virginia Short i m Ralph Smith Fred Sposato Thomas Tolson Susan Warrington VTC biology class takes a break from the classroom to relieve tension. Glen Wells Charles White Greg Wilson Rita Wyatt Judy Worthington Daniel Young Mike Zelensky Stephen Zelensky 55 Nellie Alexander Lauretta Alford Martha Beacham Sharon Beheler Eddie Badger Thomas Badger Dale Benson John Betts Donna Baker Georgianna Barfield Joseph Black Seward Bonville Freshman Burnett Bournes Keith Brittingham Brenda Brown Elaine Caras Charles Clendaniel Arlene Bratten Regina Brittingham Bonnie Bullock Sharlene Carter Lorraine Conyers 56 Geraldine Currington Curtis Davis Janice Dutton Lynwood Eley Robert Davis Sharon Dickerson David Furroughs Carol Guerin Carrie Lee Dukes Deena Dunn Linda Holding Marie Hollingsworth Class Oral reports are a 'must' in Mrs. King's English class. 57 Diane Hood David Howell Emory Howell Mitzi Hughey Connie Jackson Carolyn Jester Beverly Johnson Elwood Johnson Edward McGinness Brenda Merrill ' Wendy Johnson Patricia Kiethley Elsie Moore Dorothy Neal William Lawson Gary Marvel Ida Owens Terry Owens Lynn Rogers Cynthia Roush Kenneth Smith Judy Sposato Ramonita Santiago Susan Shay John Starr Mary Ann Steen Donna Smith Garry Smith Irvin Stevenson Kathy Stout Marie Talent Norman Travis Karen Tisher Linda Trimper Avery Tucker Nancy Warrington Gail Tucker Frank Watson Emory West Trudy White 59 Leroy Alexander Sherry Alford David Argo Mary Ann Avery Sidney Burton Karen Baker April Bennett David Benson 60 Orrie Brown Cyrus Buckley Lloyd Bullock Edward Calhoun Vaughn Calloway Walter Cannon Steven Caras Otis Carmean Shelly Carmean Brenda Chesser Minnie Clark Carol Clifton Jenny Clifton Sammy Colbert William Coulboume Dorothy Daniels Carol Davis Donna Dodd Jeanne Donovan Rosalyn Dunn Henry Evans Merle Foskey Penny Furroughs Frank Geyer Richard Geyer Audrey Herring Milton Harmon Wayne Hudson 61 Leo Jackson Tommy Jenson Kim Johnson Randall Johnson George Johnson William Johnson Cora Sue Joseph Dean Justice Benjamin King Robert Lanson Jay Lewis Edward Lindle Kay Lovenguth Judy Lukehart John Manship Jame McFadden Lila Lee McGee Noah Merrill Paula Miller Beverly Millman Terry Millman Deborah Mitchell James Moore Sandra Murawski Dexter Parker 62 Donald Parker Phillip Parkhill Gary Passwaters Walter Pedrick Bruce Fhillips Robert Phillips Steven Revelle Carolyn Reynolds Deborah Reynolds Darlene Roush Donna Sammons Jane Sharp James Sherman Edna Silvils Linda Silvils George Smith Helen Spencer Patsy Spencer William Stout Terry Stuchlik Jackie Sullivan Fred Thomas Thomas Thomas Emma Tingle Maria Tolson Brent Vickers Bradford Waples Diana Warren Donald Warrington Linda Wells Robert Willey Oscar Williams Mary Wilson Betty W right Janet Wright 63 7th Grade David Badger Randy Bailey Arturo Bassols John Betts Diaz Bonville Mark Brenneman Carol Brown Deborah Brown Russell Burton Betsy Cannon Catherine Cephas Robert Coulboume Lavinia Daniels Rayfield Daniels Malinda Dominick Linda Donovan Donnie Dutton Weston Farrow Leslie Freeman Bonnie Furroughs Geraldine Hall Deborah Harmon Maurice Harris John Henry 64 Jane Hickman Mary Jayne Hitchens Cathy Holding Clara Holston Jacqueline Howell Earlynne Isaacs Jean Jennings Marvin Jester Terry Johnson Marion Jones James Joseph Jessie King Thomas King Angela Larrimore Debbie Lewis Carol Lindle Ronald Littleton Wilma Littleton Georgina Lockerman Benjamin McKnight Bruce McKnight Dorothy Miller Rosa Mitchell Rhonda Moore Diana Morris Dennis Ockels David Parsons Richard Parsons Adele Phillips Diane Plummer Esther Piper Janet Reed Jill Reed Joyce Reed Victoria Reed Bonnie Revelle Cathy Reynolds Michael Reynolds Terry Reynolds Muriel Satchell Larry Savage Virginia Savage Veronica Shrieves Alfred Sipple Cheryl Smith Frank Smith Nancy Smith Nancy Steen Linda Stevenson Mary Thomas Robin Thomas John Tingle John Tobin Debbie T ucker Israel Waters Henderson Watson Kathleen West Deborah Willey Victoria Williams Paul Wilmer Walter Wilson Donna Wooters Patsy Wright 65 66 ACTIVITIES Mrs. O'Neill, Advisor; Dale Scott, Business Manager; and Rob Shapiro, Editor; select pictures for a layout while Chuck Adams and Herb Smith count advertisement sales. Yearbook Staff Robert Shapiro Dale Scott Manager Mary Jarmon Mr. Webb Mrs. O'Neill Mary Jarmon, typist, double checks identification of Cheerleaders. 68 Advertising Solicitors Bill Carpenter Bruce Jones Herbert Smith Charles Stuchlik Mary Lou McGinness Janet Reed Mary Jarmon Elmer Bratten Steven Graham James Coulbourne Jackie Wilkerson Lauralee Clendaniel Lorraine Adkins Ellen Morris Charles Adams Mr. Webb develops a picture in the dark room. 69 Student Council SEATED: Mr. VanTine, Advisor; Charles Adams, Vice President; Wayne Bennett, President; Cecilia Betts, Lauralee Clendaniel. SECOND ROW: Jim Reed, Janet Wrigjit, John Tobin, Bill Johnson, Ann Jones, Mary Steen, Gayle Hudson, Nancy Steen. BACK ROW: Robert Shapiro, Bud Hitchens, Fred Sposato, Terry Behe- ler, Margo Williams, Donna Baker, Lawrence Schirmer. 70 Press Club FRONT ROW: (Left to right) John Tobin, Herbert Smith, Steve Graham, Peggy Tobin, Mary Lou McGinness, Geraldine Webb, Bill Carpenter, Bruce Jones, Jim Moore. SECOND ROW: Arlene Bratten, Adele Phillips, Carolyn Jester, Beverly Johnson, Susan Shay, Jeannie Donovan. LAST ROW: Mrs. Morgan, Advisor, Kay Lovenguth, Jane Sharp, Cheryl Donovan, Lola Bratten, Elmer Bratten, Noah Merrill. The 1968 Clipper Log Staff succeeded in putting out some fine publications throughout the school year. All through the Clipper Log's 27 years of publication history it has strived to be an effective means of communication between students, teachers and administration. In March, 6 students and their advisor, Mrs. Morgan, went to the CSPA Convention in New York City to attend newspaper workshops. The Press Club also has spon- sored a dance and managed the concession booth during football and basketball games. President Peggy Tobin calls the weekly meeting to order F.B.L.A. The club is especially designed for students enrolled in business ed ucation. Interest is centered on business operation and leadership; enthusiasm is generated through field trips to a variety of concerns in the area. Left to right; Brenda Brown, Patsy Jackson, Sally Legates, Diane Brown, Nancy Reed, Emmy Lou Jefferson, Cheryl Donovan, Mary Jarmon, Rat Keithley. Mrs. Schmertzler, Advisor OFFICERS: President, Cheryl Donovan; Vice President, Diane Brown; Secretary, Patsy Jackson; Treasurer, Mary Jarmon; Recording Secretary, Emmy Lou Jefferson; Reporting Secretary, Sally Legates The FTA, largest service organization at Milton High, is composed of students interested in the teaching profession. By substituting for teachers, members of the organization get first-hand experience in dealing with classroom situations. FIRST ROW; (Left to right) Millie Chandler, Jackie Wilkerson, Peg Tobin, Janet Reed, Gayle Hudson, Tom Lawson, Mrs. King, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Donovan, Lauralee Clendaniel, Lorraine Atkins, Nancy Kramer, Cecilia Betts, Ann Reed, Geraldine Webb, Glenda Stevenson, Mary Lou McGinness, Paula Shay, Linda Sammons, Ann Jones. THIRD ROW: Pearl Hood, Elmer Bratten, Sharon Lank, Jim Reed, Terry Warrington, Edward Argo, Debbie Lynch, Fred Berens, Donna Benson, Jim Calhoun, Charles Adams, Nancy Reed, Charles Stuchlik. F.T.A. Janet Reed helps Tommy Plummer with a math problem. 73 Vocational Technical Center V. T. C., located in Georgetown, gives technical skills to students not planning on going to college following graduation. Upon graduation, many students are well qualified to compete in the labor market for well-paying jobs. Wayne Bennett arranges a window dis- play for a Distributive Education Class. Eugene McNair, Charles Price and Bob Savage work on an engine block in Auto Mechanics Shop. ill-Li 1 Albert Fleming gets some practice in barbering. Derrick Crouch and Steve Sherman work on a project in the Mill and Cabinet Shop William Waples, Steve and Mike Zelensky watch an oscilloscope in the Electronics Shop while Arthur Brown holds the circuit board being tested. Marsha Smith and Joyce Millman take notes during a class in Nurses Training. 76 FRONT ROW: (Left to right) Linda Sammons, Geraldine Webb, Lorraine Adkins, Sally Legates, Ann Jones, ftsggy Tobin, Mary Lou McGinness. BACK ROW: Dale Scott, Frank Hitchens. Steven Graham, Edward Argo, Herbert Smith, Charles Stuchlik and Charles Adams. Membership in the National Honor Society is attained by being outstanding in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The 1968 inductees were: Peggy Tobin and Edward Argo from the Senior Class; Herbert Smith, Steven Graham, Mary Lou McGinness and Charles Adams from the Junior Class. Linda Sammons, Sally Legates and Ann Jones were elected to probationary membership. Geraldine Webb and Charles Stuchlik, last year’s probation- ary members were instated into full mem- bership. President: Frank Hitchens Vice-President: Lorraine Adkins Secretary-Treasurer: Dale Scott 78 FRONT ROW: (Left to right) Diane Brown, Sharon Jester, Beverly Johnson, Patsy Jackson, Carolyn Jester, Joyce Reed, Janice Dutton, Georgeann Lockerman, Lola Bratten. BACK ROW: Karen Tisher, Anna Jones, Sally Legates, June Chandler, Nancy Reed, Merle Foskey, Cheryl Donovan, Susan Shay, Regina Brittingham, Arlene Bratten. Milton High School Band The Milton High School Band, 100 strong, under the direction of Mr. Millard Jenkins, played an important role in arousing enthusiasm at football games through- out the season. Basketball game half-times were filled with the music of the school Dance Band, now in its sixth year. FRONT ROW; (Left to right) L. Clendaniel, J. Wilkerson, P. Tobin, D. Baker T. Warrington. M. Chandler J G. Webb, J. Reed, J. Millman, G. Stevenson, V. Workman, J. Sposato, N. Warrington, M. A. Steen, G. J Tucker, M. L. McGinness, K. Johnson SECOND ROW; B. Millman, B. Chesser, J. Donovan, L. Donovan, A. Phillips, C. Brown, A. Bennett, J. Hickman, L. Issacs, K. Tisher, C. Jester, A. Larrimore, J. Tobin, I T. Johnson, C. Reynolds, J. Reed, W. Cannon, A. Bassols, B. Wright, J. Betts, B. Cannon. THIRD ROW; 1 M. Foskey, V. Calloway, T. Millman, T. Stuchlik, E. McGinness, J. Betts, E. Johnson, D. Benson, M. COLOR GUARD: (Left to right) Terry Warrington, Donna Baker, Jackie Wilkerson, and Gayle Hudson r Jester, L. Adkins, D. Issacs, D. Young, B. Waples, C. Cephas, N. Merrill. R. Johnson, V. Reed, J. Reed. J. Hitchens, T. King. FOURTH ROW; R. Millman, L. Eley, C. Adams, P. Tobin, J. Black, B. Jones, B. Carpenter, G. Marvel, J. Sharp, T. White, S. Carter, L. Trimper, R. Greer, J. Moore, B. Poweis, D. Benson, N. Travis, J. Sherman, R. Littleton. FIFTH ROW; L. Schirmer, F. Hitchens, R. Betts, J. Wilson, F. Sposato, L. Rogers, U. Johnson, J. Reed, R. Siapiro, R. Savage, G. Parker, M. Piper, S. Lank, S. Graham, H. Smith, C. Stuchlik, N. Kramer, C. Betts, D. Howell. STANDING, in back, D. Wootets and K. Lovenguth. 81 MAJORETTES: Head majorette, Joyce Millman. (Left to right) Geraldine Webb, Janet Reed, Vickie Workman, Millie Chandler, and Judy Sposato 82 The clarinet section of the Dance Band gets down beat from Mr. Jenkins. Robert Shapiro leads brass section of Concert Band. BAND OFFICERS: (Left to right) James Reed, Vice Presi- dent; Terry Warrington, Secretary; Frank Hitchens, Presi- dent; Pat Tobin, Treasurer. FLAGETTES: (Left to right) SITTING: Mary Ann Steen, Kim Johnson. STANDING: Nancy Warrington, Gail Tucker, Mary Lou McGinness. Bob Savage looks over material Safety Patrol Its function is to promote safety and pre- vent accidents. Supervision of hallway traffic and parking for school activities are its two major tasks. Open to students in grades 7-12, membership qualifications are good citizenship and satisfactory schol- arship. A word of caution from Lynn Rogers. FRONT ROW: Mr. Mason, Advisor; Jin. Coulbourne, Sam Argo, Emory West, Roland Millman, Walter Pedrick, Thomas King. SECOND ROW: Walter Can- non, Billy Johnson, Terry Millman, David Argo, Varsity Letter Club To become a member in this club, students must participate in a var- sity sport. Members exhibit good sportsmanship in a variety of sports. Benny King. THIRD ROW: Lynn Rogers, Bob Willey, Randy Bailey, Don Dutton. BACK ROW: Robert Coulbourne, Cyrus Buckley. FRONT ROW: Jesse Millman, Bud Hitchens, Sammy Price, Emory West, Mike Zelensky. Sam Argo. SECOND ROW. Coach Edgerton, Lawrence Schirmer, Charles Price, Joyce Millman, Janet Reed. Steve Zelensky. BACK ROW; Don na Baker, Trudy White, Ellen Morris, Geraldine Webb, Glenda Stevenson, Mary Lou McGinn ess, June Chandler. 85 Tourney Upsets Lift HenlopenCage Stock ATHLETICS 87 Football The 1967 Football Squad, coached by Mr. McCants, had three victories in the ten-game season. Playing on our own field for the first time, the boys have proven that they will be con- tenders for the Henlopen Conference Championship in the not-too-distant future. The young squad is looking forward to a successful season next year. Twice selected for the Henlopen Conference Football Team, Bud Hitchens punts deep in Warrior territory. Ed Chalabala assists Mike Zelensky in stopping Rehoboth from gaining yardage. 1 967 Football Squad BOTTOM ROW (Left to tight); Mr. McCants, Coach; Tommy Toison, Mike Zelensky, Alan Keithley, Charles Adams, Steve Zelensky, Roland Millman. SECOND ROW: Robert Delaine, Richard Brown, Raymond Tingle, Eugene McNair, Gary Marvel, Samuel Argo, Mr. Watson, Assistant Coach. THIRD ROW: Harold Harris, Charles Price, Irvin Stevenson, Cecil Shockley, Robert Savage, William Waples. FOURTH ROW: Aaron Price, David Howell, Charles Stuchlik, James Calhoun, William Davis, Steven Graham. FIFTH ROW: Greg Wilson, Fred Sposato, Terry Beheler, Richard Johnson, Frank Hitchens, James Reed. TOP ROW: Team Managers, Emory West and Sammy Price. 1 967 Scoreboard Milton------------26 L. Baltimore-------------7 7 Greenwood-----------------6 14 Bridgeville--------------34 0 J. M. Clayton-------------0 35 Rehoboth-----------------7 13 Selbyville...............18 0 Delmar-----------------------40 0 Millsboro----------------12. 0 Harrington----------------7 0 Dover Air Base-------------6 89 Monroe Hitchens gets tackled by Bridgeville defense. Charles Price eludes Rehoboth defense. 90 Greg Wilson executes a reverse play for Jim Reed picks off interception against needed yardage. Clayton Terry Beheler bursts through the line only to be met by opposing defense. 91 Boys Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: (Left to right) Wayne Bennett, Richard Johnson, Frank Hitchens, James Reed, Paul Caras. BACK ROW: Coach Edgerton, Lawrence Schirmer, Robert Johnson, Luke Harris, Jesse Millman, Charles Adams. The 1968 Warriors, led by Coach Edgerton, successfully extended Milton's long-established tradition of fine basketball teamwork. They captured their fourth consecutive Eastern Divi- sion Championship by winning all but one game throughout the entire regular season. The team participated in the State Tournament and es- tablished itself as the fourth-ranking team in the State. 9? Co-Captain Bud Hitchens drives onto the court followed by his teammates to warm up for the second game of Dickie Johnson goes up for a jump ball Springing into the air, Jess Millman at- tempts to tap the ball to his teammates who are ready for action the State Basketball Tournament with Newark High, Milton-------70 Selbyville---------41 66 L. Baltimore------47 59 Millsboro--------34 58 Rehobo th--------42 69 Bridgeville------89 93 J. M. Clayton- - 45 85 Dover Air Base- - 48 93 Harrington-------60 67 Greenwood-------23 90 Felton---------- 66 102 Delmar-----------38 92 Selbyville------61 62 L. Baltimore------54 66 J, M. Clayton----50 72 Millsboro--------50 81 Re ho both-------74 58 Bridgeville-----65 62 Dover Air Base - - 50 54 Newark------------69 46 Bridgeville------67 • Henlopen Conference State Tournament 93 Bud Hitchens shoots for 2 points against BridgeviUe Milton's starting five Dick Johnson takes foul shot during Henlopen Coach Edgerton heaves a sigh of relief after win- ning the first game of the State Tournament at Dover gives burst of pre-game spirit Conference championship game with Bridgeville Varsity Baseball Luke Harris throws a curve ball SITTING: Charles White, Herbert Smith, Bill Carpenter, Jesse Millman, Luke Harris. STANDING: Coach Watson, Bob Johnson, Bud Hitchens, Dickie Johnson, Lawrence Schirmer, Roland Millman, Jim Reed, Wayne Bennett, Assist- ant Coach, Mr. VanTine. 96 1968 Scoreboard Milton 12 Rehobo th 0 Milton 13 Lord Baltimore 1 Milton 12 Selbyville 0 Milton 8 Delmar 6 Milton 4 Felton 6 Milton 4 Dover Air Base 3 Milton 7 J. M. Clayton 5 Milton 8 Bridge ville 9 Milton 9 Harrington 1 Milton 15 Greenwood 1 Milton 5 Millsboro 6 Dick Johnson awaits pitch for pick-off play. Hitchens takes a full swing. Bob Johnson delivers a fast ball. 98 Wayne Bennett sends the ball over the left field fence. Teammates run out to congratulate Bud Hitchens on his homerun. 99 Emory Howell surges KNEELING: Don Dutton, George Smith, Edward Calhoun, Steven Caras, Cyrus Buckley, Phillip Parkhill, Pat Tobin. STANDING: Coach Edgerton, Thomas Thomas, Albert Fleming, Emory Howell, Jesse Millman, Jim Seebreeze, Ron- nie Lank, Donald Parker, Robert Davis. 100 forward. Track FRONT ROW: Emory Howell, Monroe Hitchens, Andrew Jefferson, Greg Wilson, Captain Eddie Argo, Irvin Stevenson, Charles Adams, Mike Zelensky. SECOND ROW: Alan Keithley, Burnett Bournes, Albert Fleming, Steve Graham, Steve Zelensky, Pat Tobin, Charles Stuchlik. THIRD ROW: Fred Sposato, Leroy Alexander, Gary Marvel, Eddie Bad- ger, Ed Chalabala. FOURTH ROW: Coach McCants, Arturo Bassols, Leslie Freeman, John Tingle, Bradford Waples, Fred Thomas, Linwood Eley, Manager. � 1 968 Scoreboard Millsboro 1st Place Georgetown 2nd Place Dover Air Base 1st Place Seaford J. M. Clayton and Rehoboth 1st Place Milford Henlopen Conference 2nd Place State Championships 5th Place Great! Greg Wilson flies over the top. Ed Chalabala and Ed Argo forge ahead in the last seconds of the race. Monroe Hitchens displays tremendous strength as he comes in in first place. 103 Golf 1968 Scoreboard Milton 1 1 2 Caesar Rodney 7 1 2 Milton 0 Dover Air 9 Milton 0 Dover High 9 Milton 1 Milford 8 Milton 2 Seaford 7 Milton 1 Caesar Rodney 8 Fore! 104 Coach Lowe, Steve Graham, Steve Caras, Paul Caras, Dick Johnson, Lawrence Schirmer, and Jim Reed Girls Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW; (Left to right): Ann Reed, Janet Reed, Joyce Millman. Nancy Kramer, Mary Lou McGinness, Ann Jones, Ellen Morris, Linda Sammons, Geraldine Webb. BACK ROW (Left to right): Mr. Howell, Coach, Margo Williams, Mary Ann Piper, Janis Davis, Maggie Neal, Donna Baker, Lydia McFadden. 1 968 Scoreboard Milton---------46 Selby ville-------32 59 Lord Baltimore-----27 36 Millsboro----------23 50 Rehoboth------ - - - 26 58 Bridge ville-----30 37 J. M. Clayton-----34 102 Dover Air Base----18 51 Harrington---------18 51 Greenwood--------26 91 Felton.............14 54 Delmar-------------32 45 Selbyville---------41 66 Lord Baltimore----30 35 J. M. Clayton-----44 54 Millsboro----------24 44 Rehoboth-----------46 Milton's Warriorettes, under the outstand- ing ability of Coach Howell, experienced an exciting season marred by only two losses in their record of 14 wins and a second-place conference title. They were the first Milton girls' team to pass the 100-point mark in a single game, with an overwhelming 102-18 win over Dover Air Base. Next year sees the loss of none of this season’s starting line-up and a continuance of this year's success is anticipated. 105 Gerri Webb hits for two points Highlights of game against J. M. Clayton High Joyce Millman shoots free throw Janet Reed scores Softball SEATED: Linda Silvils, Sally Savage, Judy Sposato, Jennie Clifton, Joyce Millman, Janet Reed, Lydia McFadden, April Bennett, Diane Brown, Lou Ann Betts, Connie Jackson. STANDING: Linda Trimper, Donna Baker, Maria Tol- son, Trudy White, Janice Dutton, Mary Ann Piper, Margo Williams, Coach Hunnicutt, Debbie Morris. 1 968 Scoreboard Milton 9 Selbyville 3 Milton 26 Rehoboth 3 Milton 12 Lord Baltimore 3 Milton 4 J. M. Clayton 5 Milton 16 Felton 3 Milton 16 Dover 7 Milton 9 Delmar 0 Milton 4 Bridge ville 5 Milton 19 Harrington 2 Milton 3 Greenwood 8 107 Donna Baker runs to second base. Darlene Roush slides to safety. Joyce Millman heaves the ball. Coach Hunnicutt gives Margo Williams last minute instructions. Boys J.V. Basketball FRONT ROW (Left to right): Coach McCants, Andrew Jefferson, Donnie Bunch, Vaughn Jarmon, Greg Wilson, Linwood Eley, Sammy Price. BACK ROW: Bill Davis, Bob Davis, Charles White, Fred Sposato, Jerry Lawson, Sammy Argo. 1 968 Scoreboard Milton 55 Rehobo til 41 51 Dover Air Base- 43 48 Selbyville 45 61 Felton 69 54 Dover Air Base- 40 53 Harrington 20 i 53 Greenwood 32 63 Harrington 31 58 Selbyville 40 54 J. M. Clayton- 48 61 Rehobo th 39 67 Greenwood 24 52 L. Baltimore- - 49 56 Millsboro 28 50 J. M. Clayton- 29 62 L. Baltimore 48 FRONT ROW (Left to right): Coach Hunnicutt, Brenda Merrill, Ceil Betts, Gail Tucker, Jennie Clifton Nettie White. Mary Ann Steen. BACK ROW (Left to right) Jackie Sullivan, Debra Morris, Sharleen Carter, Trudy White, Judy Sposato, April Bennett, Linda Silvils. 1 968 Scoreboard Milton 69 Dover Air Base - - 4 43 Selby ville 25 28 Harrington 4 33 Greenwood 13 63 Harrington 8 45 Selbyville 25 50 J. M. Clayton--13 51 Greenwood 6 10 Lord Baltimore- 20 61 J. M. Clayton- - 8 37 Lord Baltimore - - 4 Debra Morris awaits the tap from a teammate during a jump ball 110 Left to right: Glenda Stevenson, Nancy Kramer, Millie Chandler, Joan Bowe, Janet Reed, Anne Reed, Patty Leuthauser (in center) The 1968 Cheerleading Squad added zest to football and basketball games both at home and away. Cheering on Milton Warriors and Warriorettes, the girls brought out the good old Milton spirit in every fan who went to the games. With only two of the girls gradua:ting this year, the sguad will be in good condition for the forthcoming season. Leading a cheer from the stands III J.V. Cheerleaders Jill Reed, Janice Dutton, Linda Donovan, Brenda Chesser, Jeanne Donovan, Donna Sammons, Kay Lovenguth, Lou Ann Betts. 112 1 I MEMORIES o a 113 Sorry, no tables are available at the present time! The Senior Supper The Senior Supper proved to be one of the most successful affairs of its kind in the history of Milton School. The proceeds enabled the Seniors to take a trip to New York City'and Williamsburg, Wayne Bennett pours a glass of water for a thirsty customer. Science Trip Physics and chemistry classes took a field trip to the Getty Oil Company located at Delaware City. They were given a guided tour througjr the plant and observed the pro- cess whereby oil is refined. Field trips of this nature add to the educational background of Milton students. Even Yearbook Editors must sleep sometime. Juniors and Seniors visit Tidewater Oil Mr. Brittingham and Bud Hitchens don't seem to mind the punishment. Pearl Hood, Connie take in the sights of Ellen Morris, Jackie Wilkerson, Lorraine Atkins, Shirley Donovan, and Mr. Jenkins wait for the next sightseeing bus. 116 Caulk and Margie Loper beautiful Williamsburg. Williamsburg The Williamsburg trip, made possible by funds raised from the Senior Supper, proved both interest- ing and entertaining. Colonial Williamsburg opened its doors to Milton Seniors in June and the Class of '68 will remember the trip for many years to come. Homeward Bound! Dale Scon Find Your Dream Frank Hitchens Climb Every Mountain Lorraine Atkins Ford Every Stream Ray Clifton Robert Shapiro Love Every Day Follow Every Rainbow Graduation 1 968 On June 5, 1968, sixty-three members of the Class of 1968 re- ceived their diplomas. For some, this was the conclusion of their formal education; for others, a first step in the preparation for a pro- fessional career. For all graduates, a sense of accomplishment; for they had reached out through education with hope of attaining their goal by Climbing Every Mountain. 118 Shirley Donovan receives her diploma. Robert Savage leads the procession. 119 ADVERTISEMENTS 121 SHOCKLEY REED LEGGETT’S Groceries - Meats Milford, Delaware Frozen Food The Fashion Center of Milford Where Fashion and Value Milton, Delaware is First. Phone 684-8348 WELCH'S PATENTS Compliments of LOU'S BOOTERY Milton, Del. Milford, Del. MILTON SERVICE CENTER Milton, Del. FISHER APPLIANCES and FURNITURE Milford, Del. MILFORD CHRONICLE RAGAIN'S PHARMACY Milford, Del. Milford, Del. H. S. SAUNDERS, INC. SOCKRIDER CHANDLER Milford, Del. Milford, Del. 123 MILLSBORO TRUST COMPANY Millsboro Delaware CHESSER’S RADIO TV SERVICE COLLINS AND RYAN Millsboro Delaware ELECTRONICS SPECIALIST SNOW WHITE DRY CLEANING Millsboro - Lewes - Rehoboth - Milton, Del. JAMES E. GOSLEE, JR. 11-13 S. Bedford St. Georgetown, Delaware 108Federal Street Milton, Delaware 302-684-8581 THEO. BURTON, JR. CO. Georgetown, Delaware FLOYD A. MEGEE MOTOR CO. Georgetown, Delaware HARRY S. SMITH, INC. Georgetown, Delaware FISHER AUTO PARTS il Georgetown, Delaware - DRAPER-KING COLE Milton, Del. QUALITY CANNED GOODS Phone 684-8555 ELLENDALE CORPORATION 125 TIMMONS OIL CO. , INC. SUBURBAN PROPANE Millsboro Delaware CONAWAY MOTORS INC. Rehoboth Beach Delaware Phone 227-2504 Georgetown Delaware ROBINSON'S IGA W. PAYNTER SHARP Lewes Delaware SON, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Milton, Delaware NASSAU FEED AND GRAIN INC. Phone 684-8508 or 684-4183 Nassau Delaware WALSMITH VARIETY STORE Rehoboth Beach Delaware ANGLER’S RESTAURANT DeBRAAK INN FAMOUS FOR CRAB IMPERIAL Lewes Beach Delaware AND LOBSTER ROBERT LEE RESTAURANT Rt. 14 Rehoboth Beach Delaware Phone 645-9931 GRAVES' MEN'S STORE Canal Bank Lewes Delaware Lewes Delaware 126 Delaware Compliments of DELMARVA POWER LIGHT CO. Georgetown, Del. WORKMAN’S PACKAGE STORE 103 Federal Milton, Delaware RAY DODD’S GROCERIES 202 Broadkill Milton, Delaware Ph. 684-4104 Compliments of MIDWAY PALACE MIDWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRES Compliments of YOUNG AND REVEL J. C. PENNEY CO. Milford, Del. Milford, Del. SAMUEL'S DEPT. STORE 105 Union St. Milton, Del. Good Luck, Class of '68 MILTON HARDWARE CO. INC. Milton, Del. 128 TRIMPER’S TOYLAND AND CYCLE CENTER RESERVED BOOSTER CLUB Dagsboro, Del. Phone 732-6675 JEANNE’S BEAUTY SALON Shaping - Tinting Permanent Waving - Styling JEAN HEARN, R. C. Phone .645-6524 Skilled Hair Stylists Rehoboth-Georgetown Hwy. Lewes, Delaware Wearing Apparel Shoes FOX’S DEPARTMENT STORE Second St. Lewes, Del. Phone 645-4433 Quality, Courtesy, Service - at Discount Prices Housewares Notions and Novelties McNICOL’S NURSERY Flowers of Distinction Lewes, Delaware 129 Compliments of JACK WILKERSON - ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Milton, Delaware THE SUSSEX TRUST COMPANY SILCO CUT RATE STORES, INC. 109 2nd Street Lewes, Delaware Complete Banking F acilities LOCKERMAN AUTO PARTS CO. Automotive Parts Distributor RD 1, Box 222, Milton, Del. BOB CHING'S RESTAURANT Open All Year Rehoboth Beach, Delaware Federal Street Milton, Delaware 684-8566 MOORE CHEVROLET SALES, INC. Sales and Service 701 Savannah Rd. Lewes, Delaware 645-6231 Me QUAY'S MARKET Rehoboth Ave. , Rehoboth Beach SELBYVILLE MFG. COMPANY Rehoboth Beach, Delaware SHAFFER'S SERVICE Lewes, Delaware SELBYVILLE FORD TRACTOR INC. Route 113 Selbyville, Delaware Phone: 436-5597 COLLINS CLOTHING STORE Clothing, Shoes, and Accessories for Lad or Dad 107 Union St. Milton, Del. THE PIT LUNCHEONETTE Milton Delaware BALDWIN PHARMACY ED RADIO TV SERVICE Milton Delaware 615 Union St. , Milton, Del. 131 Anglers, 126 Baldwin Pharmacy, 131 Theo. Burton, Jr. Co. , 124 Chesser's Radio TV Service, 124 Bob Ching's Restaurant, 131 Collins Clothing Store, 131 Collins Ryan, Inc. , 124 Conaway Motors, Inc. , 126 Nassau Feed and Grain, Inc., 126 J. C. Penney Co. , 128 The Pit Luncheonette, 131 Robert Lee Restaurant, 126 Ragains Pharmacy, Inc. , 122 Robinson's IGA, 126 Salisbury Retailers''Assn. , 132 DeBraak Inn, 126 Delmarva Power Light Co. , 127 Ray Dodd, 127 Draper-King Cole, 125 Ed's Radio TV Service, 131 Ellendale Corp. , 125 Fisher Appliances, 122 Fisher Auto Parts, 124 James E. Goslee, Jr. , 124 Graves' Men's Store, 126 Fox's Department Store, 129 Jeanne's Beauty Salon, 129 Samuel's Department Store, 128 H. S. Saunders, 122 Selbyville Ford Tractor, Inc. 131 Selbyville Mfg. Co., 131 Shaffer, Harold, 131 W. Paynter Sharp Son, Inc. , 126 Shockley Reed, 122 Silco Cut Price Stores, Inc., 131 Harry S. Smith, Inc. , 124 Snow White Dry Cleaning, 124 Sockrider Chandler, 122 Suburban Propane Gas Co., 126 Sussex Trust Co. , 131 Timmons Oil Co. , Inc. , 126 Trimpers Toy Land, 129 Leggetts, 122 Lockerman Auto Parts, Co., 131 Lou's Bootery, 122 Walsmith Variety Store, 126 Jack Wilkerson, Electrical Contractor, 130 William H. Welch, 122 Workman's Package Store, 127 McNicol's Nursery, 129 McQuay's Market, 131 Young Revel, 128 Floyd A. Megee Motor Co. , 124 Midway Palace, 127 Milford Chronicle, 122 Millsboro Trust Company, 124 Milton Hardware Co. , Inc. , 128 Contribution: Milton Service Center, 122 Moore Chevrolet Sales, Inc., 131 132 National Cash Register Company Senior Statistics MARY NELL ALEXANDER None Available leader 3,4; New Homemaker of America 1, 2; FBLA 2, 3; Booster Club 4 EDNA ALFORD ELMER ANDREW BRATTEN None Available SADIE ALFORD Library Aide 2,3; Audio Visual Aide 2; Stu- dent Teacher Aide 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; News- paper 4; Yearbook 4; FTA 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Glee Club 1,2 None Available THOMAS DANIEL BRENNEMAN EDWARD ARGO Poster Contest 4; Junior Prom Committee 3 National Honor Society 4, Treasurer 4; Boys State 3; Science Symposium 4; Goldey Bea- REBECCA SUSAN BRITTINGHAM com Spelling Test 3; Cross Country 2,3.4; Basketball 3; J.V. Basketball 2; Track 2,3, 4, Captain 4; All Conference Track Team Teacher Secretary 4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1; Field Hockey 1,2; Softball 1,2,3; Junior Prom 3 3; FTA 3,4; Varsity Letter Club 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3 ARTHUR J. BROWN LORRAINE KAY ATKINS Teacher Secretary 4; Student Teacher Aide Safety Patrol 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Track 1, 2,3; Dramatics 2; Junior Prom 3 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4; Girls State 3; Senior EUGENE BUCKLEY Dance Queen Court 4; FTA 2,3,4; Penny Arcade 3, Committee Chairman; Junior Prom 3, Committee Chairman Junior Prom 3; Penny Arcade 3; Senior Sup- per 4 WAYNE RUSSELL BENNETT MARY ANN CARPENTER Safety Patrol 1,2; Audio Visual Aide 1; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Student Council 3,4, Pres- Teacher Secretary 4; Junior Prom 3; Penny Arcade 3 ident 4, Vice President 1, Treasurer 2; Foot- CONNIE SEMPRAZA CAULK ball 2, Manager; Cross Country 2,3; Basket- ball 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4, Captain 4; Varsity Letter Club 2,3,4; Junior Prom Student Teacher Aide 1.2; Band 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Booster Club 1 ROBERT NELSON BETTS ISABELLE MILDRED CHANDLER Ushers Club 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Choms 1; Sen- ior Dance Committee 4; Football 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2; Varsity Letter Club 2; FTA 4; Junior Prom 3 JOAN LINDA BOWE Ushers Club 1,2; Student Teacher Aide 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3; May Queen Court 4; Senior Dance Queen Court 4; Basketball 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2, Captain 4; Press Club 2, 3,4; FTA 2, 3, 4 Ushers Club 3; Teacher Secretary 4; Cheer- PEGGY LOUISE CHANDLER 133 Teacher Secretary 4; Secretary Treasurer 1; May Queen Court 2; Cheerleader 2,3; Junior ior Prom 3 Prom 3 JOHN J. HILL LAURALEE CLENDANIEL Library Aide 4; Band 1,2; Junior Prom 3 Teacher Secretary 3,4; Student Teacher Aide 2, 3, 4; Penny Arcade 3; Color Guard 4; Student Council 2, 3,4, Vice President 2, FRANK WILLIAM HITCHENS, JR. Secretary 4, Secretary 1; Band 1,2,3,4; May Queen Court 3; Homecoming Queen Court 1,2; Manager Field Hockey 2,3; Man- ager Basketball 3,4; Manager Softball 2, 3; Track 1; Yearbook 4; FTA 2,3,4, Junior Prom 3 RAY CLIFTON Student Teacher Aide 4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Pres- ident 4; National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Pres- ident 4, Vice President 3; President 4; Boys State 3; Football 1,2, 3,4, Captain 4; Bas- ketball 1,2, 3,4, Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4, Captain 4; WDEL Award Outstanding Player 3,4; Varsity Letter Club 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Prom 3 None Available PEARL ELIZABETH HOOD JAMES EDWARD COULBOURNE Safety Patrol 1,2,3,4, President 4; Audio Visual Aide 4; Student Teacher Aide 4; Pro- Band 1; Secretary 3; Basketball 4; Booster Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; FTA 1,'2, 3, 4; Junior Prom 3 jectionist 1,2; Band 1,2; Press Club 3,4 SUSAN JACKSON ROSCOE WAYNE CRAPPER None Available Safety Patrol 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Chorus 2,3; Science Symposium 1,2,3; Football 1,2; RICHARD T. JOHNSON Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3; Booster Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2,3 Band 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Cross Coun- try 1; Basketball 1.2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Track 2; Golf 4; Junior Prom 3 DERRICK MELVIN CROUCH UHLANDH. JOHNSON, JR. Safety Patrol 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Football 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3 Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Football 1; Penny Arcade 3; Junior Prom 3 BONNIE FAY DONOVAN IRIS ELAINE JONES Teacher Secretary 4; Junior Prom 3 SHIRLEY DONOVAN Band 2,3,4; County Band 3; Science Sym- posium 1; French Club 1,2,3; Science Club 1,2,3; Booster Club 2; Junior Prom 3 None Available JOANNA MARGARET JOSEPH MERLAND FELTON Teacher Secretary 4; FBLA 3; Junior Prom 3 Safety Patrol 2; Track 1,2; Yearbook 3; Jun- SHARON ANN LANK 134 Teacher Secretary 4; Chorus 1; FT A 2,3,4; Penny Arcade 3; Junior Prom 3 GARY LEE LAWSON Safety Patrol 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Basket- ball 2; Football 1,2,3; Track 2; Junior Prom 3 MARGIE KENDRICK LOPER Teacher Secretary 4; Student Teacher Aide 3; Band 1; New Homemaker of A. 1,2; FBLA 3; Booster Club 3 ELMER M. MATHIS Band 1,2,3; County Band 1; Chorus 2; Cross Country 1,2, 3; Track 1, 2,3; Junior Prom 3 LYDIA JEAN McFADDEN Student Teacher Aide 3,4; Manager Field Hockey 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2, 3,4; FBLA 2,3; Varsity Letter Club 4; Penny Arcade 3; Junior Prom 3 EUGENE MCNAIR Safety Patrol 2; Chorus 2; Science Symposi- um 2; Football 3,4; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 1,2,3 JOHN R. MEGEE Safety Patrol 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Football 1; Track 1,2,3; FTA 3,4; Projectionist 1,2,3; Junior Prom 3 ROLAND PAYNTER MILLMAN, JR. Safety Patrol 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Junior Prom 3 MARY ELLEN MORRIS Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Softball 1,2,3; Track 1; FBLA President 3; Junior Prom 3 GEORGE R. OWENS Junior Prom 3 EDNA E. PIPER Teacher Secretary 3,4; Student Teacher Aide 3; Chorus 3; Treasurer 3; New Home- maker of A 1, 2; FBLA Vice President 3; Booster Club 2,3 JANE ELIZABETH PLUMMER Teacher Secretary 3,4; Student Teacher 4; Field Hockey 1,2; Track 1; FBLA 3; Junior Prom 3; Penny Arcade 3 CHARLES BENNY PRICE Band 1; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Var- sity Letter Club 2; Junior Prom 3 DENNIS REED None Available JAMES REED None Available JOHN REED None Available MARY VIRGINIA REID Flag Carrier 3; Booster Club 1,2; Junior Prom 3 ROBERT HENRY SAVAGE Band 1,2, 3.4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Field Hock- ey 2, 3; Junior Prom 3 LAWRENCE ALBERT SCHIRMER Band 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; President 2; Treasurer 3; Vice President 4; Senior Dance Committee Chairman; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 1,2; Golf 4; Varsity Letter Club 1,2, 3,4; Junior Prom 3 135 DALE WAYNE SCOTT EDNA MAE WARREN Safety Patrol 1,2; Student Teacher Aide 2, 3,4; Penny Arcade 3; Student Council 1,2, 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary Softball 1; French Club 1; Junior Prom 3 Treasurer 4; Boys State 3; Science Symposi- um 3; NSF Scholarship to Indiana University 3; Cross Country 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Year- GENE R, WELLS book 3,4, Manager 4; Junior Prom 3 Penny Arcade 3; Junior Prom 3 ROBERT JOEL SHAPIRO JACKIE LOUISE WILKERSON Band 1,2,3,4; Blue-Gold Band 1,2,3,4; County Band 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 2,3,4; Student Council 4; CSPA Convention N.Y.C. 1,2,3; Goldey Beacom Spelling Award 3,4; Quill and Scroll Award 4; Press Club 1,2,3, Editor 2, 3; Yearbook 3,4, Editor 4; Junior Prom 3; Penny Arcade 3 Ushers Club 1,2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Color Guard 4; Senior Dance Queen Court 4; Basketball 1,2, Manager 2; FTA 2,3,4; Junior Prom 3 CECIL LEON SHOCKLEY JOHN M. WILSON Safety Patrol 1; Chorus 1,2, 3; County Cho- rus 3; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Softball 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Pioneer Club 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Junior Prom 3 OLIVER SHOCKLEY Ushers Club 1; Band 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 2; Football 1,2; Cross Country 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1,2; Baseball 2,3; Track 3 None Available STELLA LOUISE WRIGHT GLORIA ANN SHORT Ushers Club 1; Penny Arcade 3; Junior Prom 3 Junior Prom 3 MARGARET ANN TOBIN BRENDA CAROL WYATT Student Teacher Aide 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; County Band 1; Color Guard 3,4; Honor So- ciety 4, Secretary 2, Secretary 3, Secretary 4; Girls State 3; Science Symposium 2; Goldey Beacom Spelling Award 3,4; South American Conference 3; C.S.P.A. Confer- ence 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Betty Crocker Award 4; DAR Good Citizen Award 4; Press Student Council 2; May Queen Court 2, 3; Senior Dance Queen Court 4; FNA 3; Junior Prom 3; Homecoming Queen 4 Club 1.2, 3,4, Page Editor 1.2, 3,4; Year- book 3; FTA 2,3,4, Vice President 3, Pres- VICKIE WORKMAN ident 4; Junior Prom 3; Penny Arcade 3 None Available 136 1916 - First-year teacher 1968 - Supervising Principal Samuel Shapiro, Chamber of Commerce Vice President, presents Mr. Brittingham with a plaque for his many years of service to the school and community. 137 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made