Seaford High School - Aloha Yearbook (Seaford, DE)

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7a!4eQa44a5!f756 Your class has been one of the hardest working and best organized classes I have ever known and you are to be congratulated for this. My fondest hope would be that this has become a characteristic of each of you. I am sure that those of you who have worked the hardest have done so because you liked to and I venture to say that you are also the ones who have enjoyed high school most. This matter of liking your work and enjoying life is the thought I want to leave with you for they go almost hand in hand. I can assure you that if you do not like your work, be it housekeeping or engineering, you will not be happy and it will reflect in everything you do. Of all the things I might wish for you, I could hope for no finer thing than that you might find just the right kind of job for yourself, for to me success and happiness are dependent upon this. We, your faculty, hope that we have helped you in this regard. Our best wishes go with you always and may you live up to the high standards we have set for graduates of Seaford High School. KENNET MADDEN Superintendent of Schools

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We dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Hallman, our school nurse, who has seen us through years of aches and pains, exultations and defeats, and finally our graduation into the independence of the adult world. Mrs. Hallman has helped us not only when we were physically ill, but again when our hearts were heavy and our spirits low. She has been a guiding light for us and this institution. Her crisp white uniform and comforting aura have earned her the respect and admiration of this Class of 1956. .. zzly A MRS. HALLMAN

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Nerf., All 70 Me geaaa 4,4 1956 It is with pleasure that I congratulate the Class of 1956 upon the completion of their secondary schooling. The excellent spirit of cooperation and the willing sharing of responsibility in all class projects has been much in evidence during your years in school. I know that many of you will continue your education in colleges, nursing schools and business schools, but for many of you this will be the last formal education which you will receive. I hope that we have given you a good background in academic learning, but I hope that we have also given you a will and desire to get along with people, to try a little harder when the tasks become difficult, and to maintain a sense of humor throughout your life. From my contacts with the Class of 1956 I feel that we have suc- ceeded admirably in the above objectives, and I'm sure that this class will be a credit to Seaford High School. EDWARD MOYNIHAN High School Principal