Seaford High School - Aloha Yearbook (Seaford, DE)

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The alm of the Aloha qtaff thls year was to produce the hest yearbook ln the hlstory of 9 H '3 Wlth th1s arm rn mlnd countless hours of hard work were spent m comprlmg mformatlon plctures ads and what not Fun though there was much hard work there were also many good tlmts that we had At trmes we may haxe become somew hat lazy but our friendly and hard w orklng IlLlX1b0I' Xlr Roy al kept us moxmg along lkluch credlt 18 Cer tamly due to Mr Royal for all he has done A large amount of credlt IS also due to the whole Aloha Staff for they hare completed a wery bug job Publishing The Selhlooll News Pamper And the Year Book THF ALOHA QTAFI' Lo Bdltors ltggy Punk and Carolyn C uhhth lusxness Nlanagtr L U INK ASSISIHUIS Charlotte lepper and Alan Wheatley lhotography Fdltor flkt Ffllllkl Asslstant I 10111 RUM Nlanuserlpt lldltor Dorothx Sllklll Awqmm errs Smlth Cnrls Sports Fllllill' Nanny O Dry Boys Qports ldltor Sandy Bllekwcll Adx lsor Mr Roy al Q1 st row J D Qocha I lulhps I Nlorrlson 0 Dan WI Nlulruv Fri hth Beard lil u ku: Il I Smith fond rowj C Tate N he utlc y Nh' Royal lunk Nh Higgins Illlfllll-Oll, J Frledel MALUHAN ' I t. .a. I ' ' N-'- - 1.,f' -. ', - Q- - ', 1 . 3:-WL 4, - - - -cali. .. . . . H - 'W , J, , .. W 2 s 1 ' ' ' ' ' f 3 ' - - -. K t . , , , t, J . . ..'.. - ' ' -li 4 x' . . . L 4 . ' I '. ' ' ' .V S V Z - ' l 1 ' V ' ll 1 . , . l' . ' , '- . ' - ' - . . ' Arr Indlmr - - - Margaret Xlurray ' . . rr N- i, A, S 44 . - - f NY 7 2, A l ' ' , ':'. S 'l' - - f ' 1 . , ' ' 3, -'.- . 1 . . N ,fA...., , w ' ' . . , A. , I l ', A. . if , N. l ,', . . A ' l, C. 1 'f' , L. , S. 1 I vl l . . , . . . . .. ' ,. ,, A. ' -z -,', . . , P. f' , . -4. I.. Fzfty-nine

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Q. .. .. . .. Umar' Senior Play Was 0nfSttatge Tl Ili CAST Lucy Gilham Diane Harper Leonora Fiske Suzanne Booth lillcn Creed Patricia Crader Albert Feather - lidwin lde Louisa Creed Carolyn Griliith limily Creed Lois Smith Sister Theresa 'loyce Hallman Albert: YVhat about a smacker? Lucy: UNO. You mustn't. I don't know you. Albert: But you don't have to know people to kiss them. Lucy: I do. Albert: All right, my girl. It's your loss, not mine. must leave her home and never return again to live there. As a result of this, Miss Creed devised a plan by which to eliminate Aliss Fiske from the picture. This accomplished, things progressed smoothly until Albert Feather, Xliss Creed's nephew, came to stay at the farmhouse. lic be- gan to suspect foul play and with the help of Lucy, the maid, he succeeded in exposing Nliss Creed for what she was-a murderess. After this exciting eposode, Albert lelt to again try to clude the police for a bank robbery which he had committed, and Xliss Creed left to go to inform the police of what she had done. Nliss Creed's willing- ness to confess was partly motivated by the timely remarks oi Sister Theresa, a jolly old nun from the Priory down the road. First row: C. Tate. R. Hangqitt, l'. .lznm-s, Bl. Murray, J. Matt-ykan, L. lim-ard, J. Joseph. Second row: L. Smith, C. Grifiith, H. Blum- ford. Third row: l'. Nt-ss, J. Hallman, l'. Crauler, Ilr. l'au'kel', S. llooth, D. Harper, E. ldv, XY. Timmons.