Seaford High School - Aloha Yearbook (Seaford, DE)
- Class of 1958
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KOELKER :becbcafion The Senior Class would like to express its appreciation to a teacher whose constant striving and tireless work made the past four years at Seaford High School memorable 01185. It is with pride and fondness that we, the Class of 1958, dedicate our yearbook to MR. RAYMOND B. KOELKER. 10 aj' s J, 4 9' Erlilhinafrafion ana! jacuag ' ' M v Q X f' , Qu' r i1H'L:,fi P i., Fa? gall' XM H 1 , Y X Wick' Q' wwf ff fi EJ ' ' M? -fn You graduate in a momentous year which has seen the launching of the first man-made satellite into outer space. Who can predict the changes this will bring in education, in vocational opportunities, and in day-to-day' living. Already pressure mounts for schools and colleges to turn out more scientists and mathematicians. As important as this is, we are sometimes prone to forget that we need good people in other professions and all unsolved problems aren't a matter of mathematical formulae and laboratory test tubes. Despite all our scientific advances, we have somehow neglected the very important matter of how we get along with others as individuals and as nations. Through the years as you glance through this book and perchance read these words, aslt yourself if there isn't some lasting significance here. How much richer would your life have been if practical solutions could be found to the problems of our complex life so that man might follow the philosophy of peace on earth, good will toward men. Kenmflla C. Madden Superinlendenl of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION-First row, left to right Robert H Stamm I Benson Allen, Irene F. Larrimore. Second row: Kenneth C Madden, Cecil B Tull The somewhat carefree days of your high school life have passed, and now a demanding future lies ahead awaiting your talents. You will find, I am sure, that the training you have received at Seaford High School, combined with determination and hard work on your part, will lead you to the top. Whatever you aspire to be-scientist, teacher, bricklayer, dishwasher-be the best. That is the measure of success. It has been a pleasure knowing all of you and having played a small part in your education. john W. Royal Administrative Assis tant Page 6 This has been a momentous year in the lives of all Americans. We have experienced the dismay of being out-distanced in a field in which we have always considered ourselves supreme. Some people have tried to find a scape- goat for the position in which we have found ourselves. Malreshift suggestions for improving the mathematical and scientific offerings in our schools were volunteered by many. Some of these suggestions intimated that scientific subjects should be advanced at the expense of our other offerings. We do need to review and revise all our subjects, but, at this time when the art of destruction has reached new heights, we should not abandon those arts which might produce world peace. E. I. Moyniban Principal 122 , I I 231 I 'L ' i . 4. , K c A V X fflfifiiilfr - aka' i Q .,... . . anim--,,-1 OFFICE STAFF--Left to right: Miss Workman, Miss Hastings, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Jester. I would like to congratulate and commend the class of 1958. Your splendid co-operation, interest, and enthusiasm have been greatly appreciated by me. We did a lor of work, but yet had our fun, in taking tests, making applications, selecting colleges or vocations, and'the numerous other things necessary for you to take the next step toward higher achievement. Your ambitions and ideals have been high and you will be awarded a place of distinction in the school history. We do not want this record to end here. As the respective members of the class take separate roads in pursuing careers, I am sure the same level of accomplishments will be maintained. My best wishes go with you. james B. Liner Guidance Counselor Page 7 , in W., 1 M' if C. Bryan Bennett, Jr. Elizabeth Berry Donald W. Campbell Salisbury Teachers College, B.S. Beaver College, A.B. Maryville College, A.B. Bi0l08Yi ,l-B.T. Temple University, B.S. Chemistry, Physics, Air Age President-D.S.E.A. Columbia University, M.A. Education Shorthand, Typewriting Advisor-C.A.P. Oval L. Carney Marshall College, Industrial Arts, Wood Working A.B., MJ' ALOHA Advisor, Freshma Football Coach V7 1:7 Dorothy W. Carter College of Wooster, B.A. Eighth Grade English, Studies, Civics Page 8 N -r ala David A. Cline Jean H. Cranston Mary Jane Dashiell Bridgewater College, B.A., University of Delaware, B.S. University of Delaware, B. Social George Peabody. M.A. Home Economics English I General Musicg Chorus Advisor-junior High F.H.A. ia Cate Dawson 'ln Memorial Univ., B.S. 5 . i f , ax Robert F. Dowd Mansfield Teachers' College, B.S. '., M.S. New York University, M.A. ersity of Michigan, M.S., Ninth Grade Health, Physical -X. Education ilogy, Junior High Science Athletic Council, Gym Club, Ll Math Coach-Football, Baseball sor-F.T.A. ST .,e..e M , -fx . .mf ,p Q' Madeline Arnold Dunn. Maryland Institute john Hopkins' University Columbia University, B.A. Art Advisor-Art Club President of Delaware Associa- tion for Art Education en B. Elzey nard College, A.B. .n. State University, M.A. inglish II visor-Honor Society, sLUE JAY Kilton P. Fallon Meredith College, A.B. University of Delaware, M.Ecl. Math, Science Advisor-Jr. High Social Club, 45' Paul Fenstermaker Millersville Teachers College Rutgers University University of Delaware, B.S., M A Mechanical Drawing, Math L Leon R. Ellis University of North Carolina East Carolina College, B.S., M.A World History, P.O.D. Track Coach Francis M. Fulghum Wake Forest, B.S. Science, Math Football Coach Page 9 1 i 5 s my-J ,1 'ix Charlotte Hallman Katie L. Handy LeeRoy P. Hanna Sally H. Higgins Emergency Hospital, Washing- University of Delaware West Virginia Univ., B.S., M.S. University of Delaware, ton, D,C,, R,N, Columbia University Vocational Agriculture, Farm Eighth Grade Englishg Nurse Salisbury State Teachers College Shopg Health Social Studies Advisor-F.N.A. Math, Science Advisor-F.F.A.5 Visual Aids Advisor-jr, High Social Clubg Director Jr. High Student Council Raymond E. Koellrer Charles W. Maclay Galen L. Miller Virginia D. Miller LaSalle, A.B. Delaware, M.A. Shippensburg College, B.S. Ed. Bluffton College University of Delaware, B.S Latin Trigonometry, Algebra, Columbia University Home Economics Hi-Y sponsor, Football Plane Geometry Univ. of Delaware, A.B., M.A. Advisor-Home Economics 4 Program Chairman Advisor-Hi-Y United States History, P.O.D. Page I0 Social Studies Department Head PX sm, I Max Milliren Charles E. Minnick Evalyn F. Morris nsfield Teachers College, University of Maryland Swarthmore, B.A. B.S. ' ,ll Driver Education Librarian lte University, M E ' Advisor-Library Club, Honor vlath ' O1 Ll! Society Board x W E Q ' 51 .tw ijfxwwial Wi I M Ml' l. ' A I it ,if W INJ, is 4 l I i Earl H. Peterson, Jr, East Carolina College, B.S. High School Band: Instrumental Music Advisor-Dance Bandg Majorette Club lt G. Phillips Edna Radding Betty R. Reynolds Betty Small ego State Teachers, B.S. New York State College for Boston University, B.S. East Carolina College, B.S., idustrial Arts Teachers, B.S. University of Delaware, M.S. M.A. isor-Industrial Arts Club jr. High Social Studies, jr. High Englishg English III :enery English Social Studies Advisor-Dramaties Clubg jr. ident of Delaware State In- Advisor-jr. High Social Club Advisor-Tri-Hi-Yg Social Club, Class Play Director .xstrial Arts Association Chairman of the American Field Athletic Council Service Committee Page II ,No Charlotte P. Trader University of Delaware, B.S. Physical Education Advisor-Social Club, Athletic Councilg Gym Club Coach-Basketball, Hockey Qszfwidw Q Ldv ii all ill -is 'J 5 , . ,, 'WF 3 l - gf, V. ' Dorothy Wright University of Delaware, B.A. Goldey Beacom College Office Practiceg Bookkeeping, Typing ' 11 Olive Vincent Irvin R. Wheatley Albert J. Wood Western Maryland, A.B. Kent State University, B.A. Peabody Conservatory, B. Columbia University, M.A. P.O.D.g Civics Columbia University, M.A General Scienceg French Coach-jr. Varsity Basketball Vocal Music Honor Society Board D.S.E.A.-Vicefpresident Director-Jr. High Count Chorus ,,- 1 , I ,N A if '. f' -ILWWTTN' 1, ' ,ff 6 gf-ll. Offffu f - y K 5 ,fg,'g'if,. 1, ri wt' K , ,V . 2 i A i K lr .' M . ' A- I A i ff. Q L, it 1 f ! 1 f 'Q . ,cr . ff' 'V' , ,f M . , ,f mi, . 2. . u f Q-Jug. fivlfi 2' ' ,X 1 Cm.-Life-2 f ,W fwxv Xl 'K W 4 . I ' . ul' ' . J f M A v . . 4 W' - . XM' ,B If , I X 1 Rx X h ,K , , A Q QE, U, . , X' f' ' a - 'i fl QW 'iimlv Cf , V . 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Martin, Miss Erdman, Mr. Stephens, Miss Stack, Mrs. Purse, Miss Baker, Mr. Book. ganlentafy gaffugleff WEST SEAFORD PRINCIPAL CENTRAL PRINCIPAL Mr. Mollihan Mr. Book Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Wilkins Secretary Secretary WEST SEAFORD FACULTY-Front row, left to right: Mrs. Foley, Mrs. Conley, Miss Smith, Miss Wheatley, Mrs. Gum, Mr. Mollihan, Mrs. Van Tine, Mrs. Dickerson, Miss Smarte, Mrs. Wright. Second row: Mrs. Pepper, Miss Hardesty, Mrs. Mannhardr, Miss Jowdy, Mrs. Gaby, Mrs. M. Phillips, Mrs. Stack, Miss Ellis, Mrs. Liner, Mrs. L. Phillips. Third row: Miss Tull, Miss Miles, Mrs. Handy, Mr. McPherson, Mrs. Adams, Mr. Young, Mr. Lockwood, Mr. Swain, Mr. Wood, Mr. Edwards. First row, left to right: Mrs. Emery, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Wainwright, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Bennett. Second row: Mrs. joseph, Mrs. Beard, Mrs. Lankford, Mr. Dixon, Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Montgomery. Cpakferia CAFETERIA MANAGER MAINTENANCE SUPERINTENDENT Mrs. Wainwright Mr. Tate C f ol' ua 0 lflflff First row, left to right: Mr. B. Finney, Mr. Wainwright, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Hastings, Mr, Palmer, Mr. Morse, Mr. Ricketts. Second row: Mr. Dixon, Mr. McMasters, Mr. Allen, Mr. Foster, Mr. Passwaters, Mr. johnson, Mr. Finney, Mr. Barkley, Mr. Milliken. z A in m..fN 'S-'U Assistant Editor Joyce Pepper Srnior Editor Boys' Sports Editor Elsie Comorat Budd Hollis .24 oka me ' f 93. z 'v'.:- :. 3 1 - ' 255 12 - Hg 1 ' MQ 3 'l ' 7 551 Q if llll gil? ,, Photography Editor PM Patterson Editor-in-Chief Suzie Wilkinson Organization Editor Art Editor Typist Judy Dcge Madelyn Meding Sally Beard EQ' E E i Girls' spam Edit Mickey Morris L K, V ,, I :L A ,rg 11 , QL .ig - N ssi ii L 11 ' i 55 . K 2 .. 1 N M +1 K 1 I il 4 Business Manager Edith Kelly Litfrary Editor Kay Ellis 4' e Q K r ' 9 ., , . .X V i 'E f 'I 3 5s 7 . 5 I Q 4 31 .2 , ,4 Av if eniorri vw- 4 fur Qi Z 352 ,fx -ina M: 4' x ,I .Snior .spaonaora MR. ARNOLD C absent J MRS. ELZEY MR. MACLAY MR. VIHEATLEY Page I8 M, LL .. Cfaaa o 7 958 , .JY 4 we cfm, Oman WESNER STACK Prexident EVELYN LOFLAND Vice Prefident LYNN? MEDING S ecremry JOAN 'CORDREY Tredgurer IRVIN HANDY H iftbrian CLASS COLORS Emerald Green and White CLASS FLOWER White Roxe CLASS MOTTO The future if in our lmmdf. J' -ff Q Nm. -W, lm Fatwa -..,, V a..,,, an M am - ll ., MQM., f fe if . ,.,,,, .,,A,,,,-K A L... -M, e 5' A M.. We , N,,, .. nel,--N ,-W. P --- Amr' - 'wwf M- we-M rr-- awggf 'Jil r f-- we - ' ,- ' -- fig, fm .yew-ff' .314 V Q I ,fm it N ' l 'll' A ' W' w ww A ll 5 t , MBLM X-Q. ea and ,-M.. .- --M.. 'M , le - V '- rf .- -1 --Q.. A-... N, ee X v-V Q15 aww ' M . I -aw 45' M. A E: wwf.. 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Tri Hi Y 3,4 F.H.A. 1,2 KAY ELLEN ANDERSON Malire towards noneg charity for all Fashion Show 1,2,3,4 Honor Attendance 3 Kay . . . Well mannered . . . Always willing to help . . . SARA LOUISE BEARD Politerless costs nothing and gains everything. Tri Hi Y 2,3,4 Library Assistant 4 ALOHA Typist 4 Typing Club 2 F.H.A. 1 Sally . . . Reliable, efficient, friendly . . . Speed demon on he typewriter. My X SMQMMQMM QWMZZQW ZQQW Football l,2,3 Track l,2,3,4 Basketball 2 Chorus 1,2 State Chorus 1,2 name . . . Mischievous?!? GEORGE WEHRHEIM BELL Oh, it is excellent to have a giant? strength Class Vice-President 2 Senior Class Play 4 Gym Club l,2,3 Hi-Y l,2,3 Hi-Y Officer 2 Dutch . . . Streak of lightning on the track . . . Music should be his middle . - To Band l,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 County Chorus 2 County Band 2,3,4 Industrial Arts President 3 Bill . . . Always at work . . . Liked by all . . . Beats those drums like Gene Krupa. DORIS JEAN BLADES A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Chorus 3 Senior Class Play 4 Jeanne . . . Dances divinely . . . petite miss . . . joined us as a junior WILLIAM JOSEPH BLAIR 4 God, lhy country and ihy friend be true. J State Band 4 Gym Club 1,2 Class Plays 3,4 Dance Band 4 PENNEY BRADLEY A sweet expression is the highest type of female loveliness. Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Perfect Attendance 1 Penney . . . A willing worker . . . Seems shy . . . A charming smile. ROBERT ALTON CALLAWAY Speech is but the incorporalion of thought. Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Class Plays 3,4 Bobby . . . Studies hard . . . Confirmed woman-hater . . . Caligula in Senior Play. Honor Society 2 SUSANNA CATTORETTI Always laughing, never sad, .vomelimes naughty, never bad. Basketball 4 Exchange Student from Italy Hockey 4 Senior Class Play Tri-Hi-Y 4 BLUE JAY 4 Sue . . . Vivacious Exchange Stuegnt . . Public speaking whiz . . . Italian swimming champion. Rib' ol-fb skowl ,gqtffae Qfigif tug, 'cal Jkgfxffjpdx Low SSFQVQFXJBJV Gy 41 Sy Qiifipiewof Q,sfg,,fgwfQZed,sQj ' Reise Football 3,4 up the whole room. ROBERT LEE COFFIN Fun has no limils. Executive Council 3 Football I Baseball 1 Basketball 2,3,4 Hi-Y 1,2 Class Plays 3,4 Bob . . . excellent portrayal of Tiberius in The Robe . . found at Rehobeth. Executive Council 3 Basketball l,2,3 Hockey l,2,3,4 Cheerleading 2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Officer 2,3,4 RONNIE EDWARD CHAFFINCH A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. Senior Play 4 Baseball l,2,3 Honor Attendance 1,2,3,4 Ronnie . . . School spirit embodied . . . A slow good natured grin that IL . During summer ELSIE MICHELLE COMORAT Everything come: to lbose who wait!! ALOHA Senior Ed Honor Society 3 BLUE JAY 2,3,4 Senior Class Play 4 itor 4 Else . . . Peppy and full of fun . . . Can't resist anything blue . . . always be remembered for her sincerity and school spirit. i fr: ,mal- hts Wm L -4-f 15 F.H.A. 2 Fashion Show 1,2 JOAN ELEANOR CORDREY It is better lo be small and shine than lo he big an Basketball 2 Hockey l,2,3,4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3, F.N.A. President 4 BLUE JAY 2,3,4 ALOHA Staff 4 Class Plays 3,4 Class Officer 3,4 d cast a shadow. Joanie . . . Shy, sincere, serene . . . qualities so hard to keep are hers to hold. CONNIE ELIZABETH CROCKETT Nothing is more silly than silly laughter. Class Officer l Majorette Club 3 Busy-Bees of America 4 Connie , . . A grin filled with mischief . . . Hails from Concord . . . Blue eyes filled with dewiilness. Hockey 1,3 Majorette l,2,3,4 Honor Society 3,4 ALOHA Staff 4 Library Assistant 4 Fashion Show l,2,4 MILDRED FRANCES DALTON Happiness seems made to be shared. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 Class Plays 3,4 BLUE JAY Typist 3,4 Nurse's Assistant 3,4 Chairman of Make-up Information 2 Millie . . . Busy as a ticking clock, but quiet as a moonbeam . . . make-up artist for The Robe. JUDITH ANN DEGE A diamond is a girl's best friend. F.H.A. Officer 2 Honor Attendance 2,3 Busy-Bees Homemakers President 4 Majorette Club 3 Judy . . . A true homemaker . . . Hard worker on all class projects . . . 'Hails from Woodland. if JOHN BENEDICT DERR Don'l blame me because Pm late, it's not my fault, i!'s just fate. Executive Council 4 Hi-Y l I Football 1 Intramural Sports 3 Basketball 2 Senior Class Play 'A Honor Attendance 2 A John . . . Could be an honor student, but prefers to major in alibiology l . . . Wonderful fellow. To A 11,1 C- w Culver's. 1 KAY ELLIS Knowledge is power. Basketball 2,3 BLUE JAY l,2,3,4 Hockey 1,2,3,4 Page Editor 4 Chorus l,2,3,4 County Chorus l,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Class Plays 3,4 Exchange Student to France Bake co-chairman 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 ALOHA Literary Editor 4 Katy . . . This girl knows her ABC's . . . Able in Activities, Brilliant in Business, Capable in Classwork. JANET FAYE FIGGS How goodness brightens beauty. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4 janet . . . Very considerate of others . . . A quiet girl . . . Well mannered. We fs fl.Uf+4t 55 I JAMES ALFRED TUNNELL ELLIS, JR. BE E tb lk W ok l Love, like a cougb, cannot be concealed. Q Scenery Club 3,4 Hi-Y 1 - EILIL Football 1,2,3,4 Senior Class Play 1 Al . . . Known for his parties at the Pink House . . . Looks like an ad lfor Executive Council 2,3,4 Class Plays 3,4 Majorette 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 1 F.H.A. 1,2 Fashion Show 2,3,4 F.H.A. President 2 Majorette Club President 3,4 Sandy . . . High stepping majorette . . . Coquettish, and like a recruiting sergeant, always on the lookout for new victims. Band l,2,3,4 County Band 4 Kenny . . . Speaks briefly and to the point . . . Amiable disposition and mischievous grin. DOROTHY ADRONENE FLEETWOOD A merry hear! does good like u medicine. Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3 F.T.A. 4 Junior Class Play 3 Fashion Show 3 Honor Attendance 2,3 Dottie . . . Her warm smile and brown eyes are a welcome sight. SANDRA LEE FLEETWOOD Lovely to look utg delightful to know. eff CHARLOTTE ANN FOSKEY Silence is more eloquent than words. Fashion Show 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. l,2,3 Perfect Attendance l,2,3 F.H.A. Officer 2,3 Driving Club 3 Busy-Bees of America 4 Charlotte . . . Ambition is to be a nurse . . . Another working girl of the class. KENNETH WESLEY FRIEDEL He who means no mischief does it all. Senior Class Play Dance Band 4 NANCY LOU FRIEDEL Happy go lucky, fair and free, nothing there is that bolhers me. Tri-Hi-Y l County Chorus 2,3 R F.H.A. 2,3,4 Honor Attendance 2,3 Library Club 4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Nancy . . . Always laughing . . . Light hearted and gay in all endeavors. L. WILMA ANN CATHERINE GAINES God is my guide, philosopher, and friend. Chorus l,2,3,4 Fashion Show 1,2,3 F.H.A. 1,2 Senior Class Play Wilma . . . Good church worker . . . A girl who is liked by everyone. MARY LOU GERMAN I can resist everything but lemptalion. Majorette Club 1 F.H.A. 1 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Senior Class Play Honor Society 2,3,4 F.T.A. 1 Mary Lou . . . Envied for her naturally curly hair . . . Sarah in The Robe . . . Lends a helping hand for all. s.. 'L ' RUTH ELIZABETH GILLIS Silence never yet betrayed anyone. Tri-Hi-Y 4 F.H.A. 3 Fashion Show 3,4 Ruth . . . Future homemaker . . . Loves to write letters! A ' Baseball l Hi-Y 1,2 WILLIAM ELLIS GRAHAM A car be likvsg and girls some but sludy and books to bm: no un Football l,2,3,4 Art Club 4 'Q Bill . . . Fighting guard on the gridiron met but full of the devil JON WAYNE GRIFFITH Independents now and independence forever Chorus l,2,3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 County Chorus 3,4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play jon Wayne . . . Photographer of the class . . . Music dominates his future plans. Tn Hi Y Betty Lee class?!? Chorus 1,2 '- '- 1 Driving Cl BETTY LEE HALL A light heart lwes long ,2 ub 3 F H A Officer 4 . Always laughing and full of fun Loves typing BEVERLY Kindness is Trl-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 BLUE JAY 1,4 Senior Class Play ANN HALL virtue ilsel ALOHA Staff 4 F.T.A. 3,4 Library Assistant Bev . . . Destined for success . . Sweet gal with high ideals and fine character. IRVIN ELWOOD HANDY What is highest and noblest in man, conceals itself. Football l,2,3,4 Class Historian 4 Hi-Y 2,4 Senior Class Play Honor Society 2,3,4 Intramural Sports 1,2, Honor Society President 4 Irvin . . . Award. Chorus l,2,3,4 Band 2 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 3 F.T.A. 2,3,4 working hard OJ at Hopkins. BILLIE ANN HARTMAN 3 His tallness is an asset . . . Deserving recipient of Sportsmanship SALLY ANN HANN Music' is well mia' to be the speech of angel: Eastern States' Chorus ALOHA Staff 4 County Chorus 2,3 BLUE JAY 4 3 Sally . . . One of the singing birds of the Class of '58 . . . Can be found The flower of meeknesx on a :tem of grace. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Junior Class Play ALOHA Staff 4 Majorette Club 3 Library Assistant 4 Senior Class Play Typing Club 2 Billie . . . Assistant Senior Editor of ALOHA . . . A true actress .. . Very conscientious. Excellent cook. MARGARET BERNICE HARTMAN A good heart is worth gold. Perfect Attendance 1,2,3 Library Assistant 1,2,3,4 Band 1 Library Club President 4 Chorus 2,3 Margaret . . . Elementary librarian and Mrs. Morris' right hand gal A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse! F.T.A. 3,4 Beverly . . . Has share. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisesi men. Chorus l,2,3,4 Hockey l,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Gail . . . Future A true athlete. RONALD EDWARD HASTINGS In order named these are the hurdest lo conlrolz Wine, Women and Song. Track 1,3,4 Hi-Y l,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Junior Class Play Athletic Council 1,3 Executive Council 3 Class Officer 1,2,3 Football l,2,3,4 Co-captain 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Ronnie . . . An all around athlete . . . Wonderful dancer . . . Always late but far from slow!! BEVERLY JEAN HOAGLAND Honor Attendance 3 a love for the outdoors . . . Studies hard . . . Does her CHARLES MERLE HOLLIS III Success in his deslinalion. Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Officer 2 Youth Canteen President 4 Flag Bearer 4 ALOHA Sports Editor Executive Council 3,4 Football l,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Senior Class Play 4 Track 2,3,4 Student Council 1,2 Budd . . . Oh, those eyes! . . . Unsung Hero of the football squad . . . pillar of the class. GAIL HUGHES County Chorus l,2,3 Senior Class Play Honor Attendance 3 hockey coach at Seaford . . . Constantly writing letters . . A 'H EDITH LOUISE IMLAY A shy face is brllcr than a forward heart. Guidance Assistant 4 Fashion Show 1 F.H.A. 2 Edith . . . Sweet and good , . . Conscientious student . . . Lots of fun. ik 2 F.H2A. 1,2 EUGENE MANFRED JOHNSON Hz' dial nothing in parlicular and did if wry Student Council l,2,3 Class Officer 3 Boys' State 3 Honor Society 2,4 Football l,2,3,4 Track l,2,3,4 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Officer 2,4 wr-II. Officer 4 Senior Class Play Basketball 2 Gene . . . We prophesy success in all future endeavors . . . An asset to the class. PATRICIA MARY JOHNSON No one knows wha! hr nm Jo uniil he fries. . Senior Class Play Driving Club 3 Pat . . . Newcomer to the class in the Sophomore year . . . Quiet lass, until you get to know her. A RALPH WOODSON JONES III My idea of an agreeable person is 0-ne who agrers wifh me. Football l,2,3 Senior Class Play Basketball 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Hi-Y 1,2 Executive Council 4 Officer 2 Woody . . . A well dressed fellow . . . Crystal ball predicts success . . Confirmed woman liater!!?! -I in-r !1 Majorette Club 3 Majorette I,2,3,4 F.H.A. l,2,4 EDITH ANN KELLEY The hest things often come wrapped up in the smallesf packages Hockey l,2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 iff CLARA JOANNE KRAFT And that smile, like sunshine. F.H.A. Officer 2,4 Driving Club 2 Fashion Show 2,3,4 Jo Anne . . . Peppy majorette . . . A pleasant personality and a cute smile that endears her to the heart of all. The less a man Football 1,2,3 ,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 GEORGE STANLEY KUHLMAN He who is good II happy Football 3,4 Driving Club 1 Scenery Club 2,3 Art Club I Junior and Senior Class Plays Honor Attendance I 2 3 George . . . Back-scene worker for ' The Robe Willing to help a anytime. ROBERT BURTON LANK lhifiks or knows uhoul his virtues, the belief we like him Perfect Attendance 3 4 Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Track 1 Officer 2,4 Basketball 1,2 Gym Assistant 3,4 Bob . . . tall and shy??? . . . reliable end on the football squad Wants to make money. Edith . . . Busy, always bu . A true set to the class Queen of the roller 'nk , 9 , wpfff Zfffeffil A DANIEL LECATES l A good day? work never hurt anyone. Perfect Attendance 2 - Track 4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Senior Class Play Officer 3,4 Daniel . . . Loves fun . . . Quiet and yet purposeful in his attitude. N It seems so JAMES ANDERSON LITCHFORD easy io be good matured, I wonder why anyone fakes the trouble to be anything else. Football 1,2,3,4 Class Plays 3,4 Track 2 Chorus 2 Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Jimmie . . . Flirt of the class . . . Melas in The Robe . . . Has a lknack for public speaking. PATRICIA ANN Where hearts are true, few words will do. ' LLOYD 4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 1 Pat . . .. Easy going and friendly manner . . . She sees more than any other Senior. One thing is forever goody that one thing Honor Society 2,3,4 Officer 4 Art Club 4 Student Council 4 Senior Class Play 4 Evelyn . . . A most A willing worker. w EVELYN MAE LOFLAND is success. Girls' State Fashion Show 2,3 F.H.A. Officer 3 F.H.A. 2,3 Class Officer 4 deserving miss . . . Winner of the D.A.R. Award ROSEMARY McGEE The first step to greatness is to be honest. Band 3,4 F.T.A. 2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Perfect Attendance Senior Class Play 4 Driving Club 2 Rosemary . . . Hard church worker . . . Quiet and red-headed, but doesn't have the temper to match it. MICHAEL CHARLES MCLAUGHLIN Popularity is Power. Football l,2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Track 1,4 Band l,2,3,4 Hi-Y 4 Class Plays 3,4 Class President 1,2 ,3 Student Council President 4 Co-Chairman of Senior Class Bake 4 Mike . . . A true leader . . . A flair for dramatics . . . Fighting halfback on the gridiron. 4'flan7,,, True artists are the only persons Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 Honor Society 2,3,4 Blue Jay 3,4 Ycarbook Art Editor 4 DAVID EDWARD McNATT I bave never let my schooling interfere with my education. Football 1,2,3,4 Art Club 4 Track 2,3,4 Class Plays 3,4 Hi-Y 1 Intramural Sports 1,2 Scenery Club 1 ,2 ,3 Mickey . . . Sets for The Robe -superb . . . Good matured works: behind the scenes in all class projects. ' 7'5a'wW'7 a 41f 4 '7f'W' 101-wlblrs ' , 94.1, 6.,0942J,,g, Jfakieliivwo Lew iffyvmmfuwwegaeb MQWZZZZQJQ .,,, WM 'ala MADELYN ISOUISE Mtlglgg who do their wor J re. Art Club President Senior Class Play 4 1' Class Officer 4 Executive Council 3 Lynn . . . Beautiful hair . . . A paint brush and a little imagination turn into a masterpiece. 'W' Joe . . . A singing lark of the class . . . Real asset to both the ban ETHEL MARIE MILEY The truest politeness comes of sincerity. Executive Council 4 Class Plays 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 Bake Co-Chairman 3 Honor Society 2,3,4 Fashion Show 2 Perfect Attendance 1,2 Ethel . . . Student director of The Robe . . . Quiet but determined. BILLY JOE MILLER Sweet music! Sacred tongue of God. Band 1,2,3,4 Gym Club 2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Senior Class Play Hi-Y 1 Industrial Arts Club 3 County Chorus 1,2 ,3 ! --nr- In chorus . . . Honest and steadfast. WALLACE GARY MOORE Friendships last forever, and a smile is worth a thousand tears. Scenery Club l,2,3 Senior Class Play Intramural Sports 1,2 Art Club Driving Club 1 Gary . . . An earnest worker . . . Willing to help always. MARY ALICE MORRIS , Na wonder teacbefs hair turns gray, I chatter, rbutler all the day? C Executive Council 4 BLUE JAY 4 I f Basketball 2,3 ALOHA Staff 4 Hockey 1,2 Class Plays 3,4 ' Majorette 1,2,3,4 Fashion Show Chorus 2,3,4 From Newark y Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Class Officer 1,2 Officer 4 Student Council 1,2 Mickey . . . Booming newcomer to class . . . Peppy majorette . . . An actress QQ f.. w'3 sv' X m ,f,. is GEORGE HOPKINS MURRAY III Take everyone? advice and do as you please. A friend is never known until a man have need. Tri-Hi-Y 2 Gym Club 1 Driving Club 2 Carolyn . . . Quite with her twin. new There is only one proof of ability, action. Executive Council 3 Football 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 4 Track I,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Reese . . . Rushing the class. Football l,2,3 State Band 4 Bank l,2,3,4 Dance Band 3,4 Hi-Y 1,2 Class Plays 3,4 County Band 2,3,4 Radio Club Officer 4 Civil Air Patrol 3,4 George . . . Class' own electrician . . . Cadet Commander of the West Sussex Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol. CAROLYN FRANKIE NANNEY Senior Class Play 4 F.N.A. 4 often seen at Woo1worth's . . . Likes to confuse people 1 CLIDDIE WENONA NANNEY Her talent: are of flu' more silent class. Tri-Hi-Y 2 Senior Class Play 4 Gym Club 1 F.N.A. 4 Driving Club 2 Cliddie . . . Rides around in a blue and white Chevy . . . a sweet smile. REESE WILLIAM PARKER, JR. Senior Class Play 4 Hi-Y 3,4 President 4 Intramural Sports 3,4 Flag Bearer 4 halfback of the Blue Jays . . . Hard worker . . . Asset, to AQ 4-3 MARGARET ELIZABETH PARKS Private sincerity is a public welfare. F.H.A. l,2,3 Fashion Show 2,3 Gloria . . . Her shy manner curtains a friendly and kind heart. ELIZABETH PASSWATERS No limits bu! the sky. Library Assistant 3 Sissy . . . Frequently seeen in a Chevy or the Dairy Bar. ONIDA GALE PASSWATERS I like workg il fatcinates me, I nm :it and look at il for hours. Gym Club 1 Fashion Show 3 F.H.A. 2 Busy-Bee Homemakers 4 Gale . . . Possesses a homemaking ability and interest . . . Quiet but sweet. MARY ELLEN PASSWATERS What would youth be without love? Tri-Hi-Y 2 Majorette Club 3 Fashion Show 2 Gym Assistant 4 , Mary Ellen . . . A great friend . . . Sports a sparltler on her third finger RUSSEL HENRY PASSWATERS Even if a farmer intends to louf, be gets up in time to get ah early start Gym Club 4 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Russel . . . A little fellow with a big heart . . . Silence is golden PATRICIA ANN PATTERSON Men may come and men may go, but not if I can help it. Basketball -2,3,4 ALOHA Photography Editor 4 Hockey l,2,3,4 Student Council 1,4 Cheerleading 3,4 Blue Jay 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Page Editor 4 Treasurer 2 F.T.A. Vice-President 4 Honor Society 3 Pat . . . Likes to play hockey and basketball . . . Florence Nightingale of the class . . . Another hard worker. Hockey Pep . . . One of the JOYCE MARIE PEPPER It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Executive Council 1,2,3 ,4 Basketball 2,3 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading 2,3,4 Chorus l,2,3,4 County Chorus l,2,3 Tri-Iii-Y 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 BONNIE LOUISE PHILLIPS BLUE JAY l,2,3,4 ALOHA Assistant Edito SCSC Treasurer 3,4 SSC Treasurer 4 Class Play 4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Secretary 4 guiding lights of our class . . . A sparkling cheerleader If fun is good, truth is still better, and love is best of all. Basketball 2,3,4 Hockey 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Trl-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Bonnie . . . Full of fun . . . Dresses beautifully. BLUE JAY 1,2,3,4 ALOHA Staff 4 County Chorus 2,3 Class Plays 3,4 Perfect Attendance 3 always willing to help . . . Loves Laurel! . . . The first step to greatness ix to be honext. Band 1,2,3,4 Senior Class Play 4 Scenery Club l,2,3 C.A.P. 3,4 F.F.A. 3 Flag Attendant 4 Daniel . . , Pilate in The Robe . . . Everybodyls buddy. DANIEL LEE PHILLIPS KAY PHILLIPS There is nothing rarer than true goodriesx. Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 ALOHA Staff 4 BLUE JAY 1,4 Hockey Manager 3 Honor Society 2 Honor Attendance 1,2,3,4 Kay . . . Cptest bundle of sweetness . . . Polite lass . . . Excels in art. fG bgi I x ' 570' Us fifwmn. QQMQL ofwqk ivagkg JQJOJNSL , -f4d.kM,'X i Ke-til Do not put off until tomorrow what can be enjoyed today. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Hockey 1,2,3,4 Chorus l,2,4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 F.T.A. I,2,3,4 Officer 4 Pricie . . . Portrayed Salome in Senior Class Play . . . Could race a turtle and lose. JOAN ELIZABETH PRICE Honor Society 2,3,4 BLUE JAY 3,4 County Chorus 2 Senior Class Play 4 CAROLYN JANE REITZ g A loyal companion, an exrellent friend, an earnest worker, and true to the eiad. Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Honor Society 3,4 BLUE JAY 3,4 ALOHA Staff 4 I Honor Attendance 1,4 1 Perfect Attendance 2,3 3 l Carolyn . . . Wears an expression of contentment and happiness . . . Dependable as they come. ' i i ROBERT DOUGLAS RICE I wish Adam had died with all his ribs. Basketball 1,2 Honor Attendance 2,3 Football l,2,3,4 Intramural Sports 3 Baseball l,2,3,4 Hi-Y l,2,3 Robert . . . Usually seen soaring in his brown Ford . . . Very quiet but has many friends. DEBORAH RODNEY Silence is golden. Basketball 2,3 Majorette Club 3 Hockey 2,3,4 Honor Attendance 2,3 Chorus I,2,3 Blue Jay 2 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,4 ALOHA Staff 4 Debbie . . . Inner on the hockey team . . . A good friend and a true friend. WILLIAM JOSEPH ROGERS Laugh and the world laughs with you, Executive Council 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Sr. Class Play 4 Football 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Hi-Y 2,3,4 Intramural Sports l,2,3 Billy joe . . . Forever losing The Robe during a performance . . . Sure is a popular guy . . . Hails from Hardscrapple. ASENATH CAROLINE SEIPP To the valiant, actions speak alone. F.T.A. 3 Chorus 3,4 Honor Attendance 3 Honor Society 4 Asenath . . . Ambition is to study at Harvard . . . Courteous and dependable. Sincere und true, :be strives in all, ber best to do. Basketball 1,2 Hockey l,2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Officer 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 F.T.A. 2 Manna . . . Miss Class of '58 . . . Dependable in work, commendable in conduct . . . Champion speller. MARIANNA SHERMAN Class Officer 2,3 Class Play 3,4 Canteen Treasurer 2 Blue jay l,2,3,4 Blue jay Editor 4 Girls' State Student Council Officer 3,4 I WALTER LEE SIRMAN, JR. That mans silence is wonderful to listen to. Scenery Club 3 Honor Attendance 2,3 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Vice-President 3,4 Reporter 2 Ex. Council 3,4 Walter . . . Farmer of the class . . . Hails from Middleford . . . Just hives those long play practices. PATRICIA ANN SMITH Hockey 1 Trl-Hi-Y 1,2,3 Pat . . . Acquires a good tan easily . . . A gal with a cute smile. Beauty has no bounds. Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4 F.N.A. Officer 4 SANDRA CATHERINE SMITH Sbe was born with the gift of laughter. Hockey 2,3,4 Blue jay Chorus l,2,3,4 Honor Attendance 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3 Driving Club 2 I ALOHA Staff 4 F.N.A. 4 1 Honor Society 3,4 Sandy . . . Always cheering for her Alma Mater . . . Loves to dance. SHIRLEY ANN SPRENKLE She keeps her hue Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,s,4 Honor Society 3,4 BLUE JAY Typist 2,3,4 self for her true fiends Class Plays 34 Perfect Attendance 1 2 3 Shirl . . .' Reliable and lots of fun to be with Wonderful disposition . . . Always giggling. WESNER BROWN STACK Character makes its own destiny. Class President 4 Track 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Basketball 4 Officer 4 Student Council 2,3 Hi-Y 1,2 Boys' State Officer 2 Senior Class Play Wes . . . One of the pillars of our class . . . Will succeed in everything he attempts. Eleanor . . . Hails from that good friend. ELEANOR FAY TATE Nothing is rarer Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 BLUE JAY Typist 3,4 SUZANNE WILKINSON To love the Iaeauliful, io desire the good, lo do Executive Council 2 Basketball l,2,3 Hockey l,2,3,4 Cheerleading 3,4 Band 2 Chorus 1,2 ALOHA Editor-in-Chief 4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Blue Jay l,2,3,4 Page Editor 3 Canteen Secretary 3 F.T.A. l,2,3,4 Historian 4 tbim true good nature F.T.A 4 Perfect Attendance 1 3 old area called Hearn: Pond A good the bex! Suzie . . . The blond bombsliell . . . Always at work . . . Loves to talk CATHERINE LOUISE WILLIN Faitbfulness and sinrerity first of all. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Fashion Show 2,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Information 3 Blue jay 3,4 Catherine . . . Hard worker of the class of '58 . . . Loves to bowl . . . A good student. qyldfl NANCY ESTHER WILLIN The first step to grentness is to be honest. Chorus 3,4 Blue Jay 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4 F.T.A. 3,4 ywiw MW Perfect Attendance 2 JNL, f laugh with. Nancy . . . 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I1 1 dll Cfaa In September of 1954, we the class of 1958, won- dering what the future held, entered Seaford High School as green little Freshmen. We learned that our class sponsors were Miss Vincent, Mrs. Wright, Miss Berry, and Mr. Miller. When entering good old S.H.S. in 1954, we numbered one hundred and nine- teen strong, and now, in 1958, we will leave the Halls of Ivy with-brave souls, who lasted for twelve whole years! As Freshmen we lost Jere McNeilly and Nancy Adams, but we gained back, Pat Johnson. As Freshmen we were looked down upon by the upper-classmen, in addition, we were initiated, as are most Frosh. Such was our entrance into the four most important years of our school life. At our first class meeting, we elected the officers of our class. They were Mike McLaughlin, President, Judy Trimm, Vice-President, and Connie Crock- ett, Sandra Fleetwood, and Ronnie Hastings were our Secretary, Treasurer, and Historian respectively. Rep- resenting us in the Student Council were Buddy Hol- lis, Joyce Pepper, Pat Patterson, and Gene johnson. Ronnie Hastings was our representative on the Ath- asv ,Ma for? letic Council for our Freshman year. Returning to school in the autumn of 1955, we were only too eager to begin a new school year??? Our class officers were Mike McLaughlin, President, George Bell, Vice-President, Charlotte Fleetwood, Secretary, Marianna Sherman, Treasurer, and Ronnie Hastings, Historian. Our class sponsors were Miss Steele, Mrs. jones, Mr. Ellis, and Mr. O'Day. During our Sophomore year, Beverly Barkman, Charlotte Fleetwood, and Lynda Prillhart moved to different towns, yet, we gained Madelyn Meding and Tom Pauley. Our Student Council Representatives were Joyce Pepper, Budd Hollis, Gene Johnson, and Wes- ner Stack. Our Class sponsored its first dance in November, 1955. The theme was Harvest Moon Ball. To our shock, it turned out to be great fun, even though we had only a small profit. Another big event in our Sophomore year was the receiving of our class rings, and then, in June, we received what we really had been waiting for-a three months' vacation! A R 2 When September, 1956 rolled around, we again re- turned to Seaford High. This year our class chose Mike McLaughlin to be our President. Gene Johnson was elected Vice-President, Marianna Sherman, Sec- retary, Joan Cordrey, Treasurer, and Ronnie Hastings, Historian. Representing us in the Student Council were Joyce Pepper, Marianna Sherman, Gene John- son, and Wesner Stack. Our sponsors were Miss Berry, Mr. MaClay, Mr. Koelker, and Mr. O'Day. During this year, Judy Trimm and Carol Baker moved away, but we gained Ruth Gillis, Jeanne Blades, Mickey Morris, Asenath Seipp, and Beverly Hoagland. Wes- ner Stack and Gene Johnson represented us at Boys' State in March. This year was a successful year for us. We held our Class Bake and netted approximately 3880. Then we presented for our Junior Class Play, We Shook The Family Tree,' a riotous comedy. The highlight of the year was our Junior Prom given for the Class of 1957. The theme was Oriental Paradise, and it was well worth the work we put into it. During the sum- mer Marianna Sherman and Evelyn Lofland attended Girls' State. Kay Ellis went to France with the American Field Service Program. In September, 1957, we the Class of 1958, en- tered old S.H.S. for the last time. We welcomed Sue Cattoretti, our exchange student from Italy. Finally we were the illustrious Seniors, looked upon by un- derclassmen as idols, and looked upon by our teachers as idiots. Elected to lead us in this all important year of our high school career were the following: Presi- dent, Wesner Stack, Vice-President, Evelyn Loflandg Secretary, Madelyn Medingg Treasurer, Joan Cordreyg and Historian, Irvin Handy. Our capable, hard-work- ing sponsors were Mr. MaClay, Mr. Arnold, Cwho was a new faculty memberj, Mr. Wheatley, and Mrs. Elzey. Representing us in the Student Council were Mike McLaughlin, Marianna Sherman, Joyce Pepper, Pat Patterson, and Evelyn Lofland. , All of the things we did as Seniors we did in a big way. Our Senior Bake brought us 3743. With this amount we broke all previous records for a Sen- ior Class Bake. With part of this money, we presented our Senior Christmas Dance, Christmas Dream, which was a most delightful affair. 1-at ' Moi The Senior Class Play, The Robe, was presented on December 6th and Sth. Being the first class play to run two nights, The Robe, was a most out- standing play. Mr. Arnold, our faculty director, went all out for it, and was well assisted by the entire class. Concerning the play, Dr. Madden writes, Dear Mr. Arnold: I would like to offer my congratulations to you and the members of the cast for the splendid production which you presented this past week. The members of the senior class have set a goal for our future classes to reach, and I believe that this is probably the most significant production we have ever had presented in Seaford. In trying to give credit to everyone, it is a difficult task, for everyone did a very fine job. The scenery, the costuming, the make-up, and the staging are as equally deserving of credit as the performers them- selves. I did not forget either the business manager in selling tickets for two performances which has never been accomplished before. Never have we been able to involve as many people in a production of this kind and this is worthy of special comment in itself. I know this play will stand out as one of the high lights of high school life for all members of the class of 1958. Our Senior Class play was the most successful thing we tried during our entire high school years, and it drew our class closer together. On February 15, a Valentine party was held for our class at the Country Club. This memorable event was given by our parents to whom we are very thankful. During the same month, Evelyn Lofland came in second in the State DAR Contest. Suzie Wilkinson was chosen local Betty Crocker Homemaker. In May we had our Final Awards Assembly and, of course, the final exams. Next came Senior Week. During this week, we went on our annual Class Pic- nic, and also we practiced for Baccalaureate and Commencement Services. Our class had come a long way in four years, and then at last Commencement Dayhlune 10, 1958, arrived! Many of us received our diplomas with a tear in our eye, for we were leaving our friends to go out into the cold, cruel world, never again to be a part of S.H.S. But we know that S.H.S. will always be a part of us, and many times in the years to come, our memories will carry us back to Seaford High School, our immortal Alma Mater. F, ,,....,,XN pf. . ,X i -'f' W. V. 21 fir I I 5 - -M..,,., , ,Vg if 3 unior Cfariri Wa, VUE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE The class of '58 presented We Shook the Family Tree on March 8, 1957, in the Central School Audi- torium. Miss Betty Lou Small was the director, and Marianna Sherman was the student director. Hildegarde Dolson, portrayed by Carol Baker, was a slim blond girl of sixteen or seventeen. Mrs. Dolson, her mother, was played by Suzie Wilkinson. Mike McLaughlin played Mr. Dolson, the father. Hilde- garde's sister, Sally, was played by Billie Hartman. Bob and jimmy, Hildegarde's two brothers, who were portrayed by Bill Blair and jimmy Litchford re- spectively, were often in cahoots when mischief was afoot. ' Paige, played by Joyce Pepper, was a little girl ap- proximately six years old, who lived down the street and liked to play postman. Sandra Fleetwood por- trayed Ellie May, an attractive girl of Bob's age. jill, played by Kay Ellis, was slightly younger and Ellie May's faithful satellite. Freddie, who was Hilde- garde's age, was played by Ronnie Hastings. His mother, who, made him wear knickers, was played by Dottie Fleetwood, and Jon Griffith played Mr. Shermer, Freddie's father. After a successful production the cast enjoyed a party given by Carol Baker and Betty Lee Hall at the Parish House. Page l9 T1 Q 9' .. ,.,, .,.,A A 'g ig . Y V. R xx x' L ' A' if A L 'f V5-,T? V'Jj'w- It R . 1, 0 .fx ,, V' QA. A ,L A A 6.04. 1-an W .fs 4 x -x g f sg ' ' n .1 1 X '15 ' f'4x' A 'X v- , E X 6 X -l R is 1 x uxxxx Xxx' 'L 'X X N X 'I NX - xl ' XX X W . x , x X h , I - Xxx i X xx 5 ,h -X -QQ . .Y 'X X, My ' ,, .vw ,XX,l- -x NX ,v '-',y., A WAN N i I a xx, ' s x x s ' xx G! 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Vim Al' li X li m W H fw- hifi' ' '-P i 5,4An4 44 fn lk Z Q M FE A Christmas Dream was sponsored by the Seniors on December 13, 1957. Lou Parris and His Orchestra sup- plied the music for this festive event. Whirling feet, soft lights, and swishing gowns added to the atmosphere. V y u unior - enior 1 f7ff,3l'f1z mm fi , Y X ? n Z -vu ' 1 , tg u Q K 5 4122, 0 'i . On the evening of May 10, 1957, the class of '58 enjoyed the well-planned junior- Senior Prom. The theme was Oriental Para- dise with Lew Startt's orchestra furnishing the music. Committees for the Prom were spear- headed by the following juniors: Marianna Sherman, theme committeeeg joan Cordrey and Kay Ellis, bidsg Sandra Fleetwood, dec- orationsg joan Price and Suzie Wilkinson, programsg Ronnie Hastings and Reese Parker, orchestrag Phyllis Allen, refreshments. The beautifully decorated gymnasium was entered at 9 p.m. and was filled with fun and enjoyment until one a.m. when everyone departed to attend after-prom parties. Cfaaa ,alted The class of '58 held their Junior Class Bake on April 13, 1957. lThe headquarters were locted in Thomas foung's Store on Wallets Hill. Stands wer M situated at three strategic points, Manning, Pharmacy, The Acme Store, and the A8zP,iwhich was newly located on Stein Highwayj The Juniors were swa ped with bake goods and began selling t em at 9:00 a.m. Quite a bit of money was .rought in before hand and Elsie Comorat liept the accounts in order. Even with the evbnt of snow early that morning, the class was able to make 3890. i X Once again the class of '58 held a bake, the annual Senior Bake. It was held Novem- ber 2, 1957, and naturally it rained-mildly speaking. The co-chairmen were Kay Ellis and Mike McLaughlin, who found St. Luke's Parish House very able headquarters. The class representatives headed the stands which, as before, were located at Manning's, The Acme, and the A8cP. Debby Rodney took care of seeing, by the use of posters, that the public knew of the sale. Before and bake goods were sold, over S200 had been collected, and at the end the Seniors had made a much needed 3743, a record for Senior Bakes. 7 9 t haf' If x 2 i i Q 1 .Lili Qs.-.aria .... Ni. A H, QM 2,0 bfi? 'l K 1 ii ,Lv 1 as ,L K YV if f F . ' ., 5. -KF T1 N '4'.g,7- . -. A .i 3. fs' A ,, P' , '5 1 in 'Y A A. is tA E, XL Q 'Sb-.,.f S i Q 1' Q . , . -5 1 , fn 6 :fn .1-1- 4 A 5 -g E' xlwx- . , G- ,A L i i Cfaaa of 7 95 9 Page 56 .SQJDIIJDFJ Mr. Fensrermaker Miss Small Mr. Milliren Mrs. Wright Cffd President .................... Bobby Parker Vice-President ........ Danz Reynolds Secretary ............ Marjorie Sherman Treasurer .....,........ Barbara Bowden Historian ....,.. .. ........ Mary Light lllll M l. First row, left to right: N. Short, P, Webb, B. Walls, V. Wilson, B, Taylor, Taylor, B. Smith, P. Wheeless, D. Towers. Second row: C. Sullivan, B. Steele, H. Williams, J. Tull, P. Thomas, R. Kellam, D. Smith. Third row: II. Wesccvtt, P. Wetter, D. Stephany, B. Brody, Sullivan, B. Waller, G. Skinner. fa .L First row, left to right: L. Byrne, C. Boyce, D. Elliot, C. Carney, W. Adams, B. Bowden, R. Conaway, Dean, R. Allen. Second row: gl. Atkins, V. Breasure, P. Bell, D. Dove, B. Crowley, B. Culver, j. Bennett. Third row: H. Carts, M. Bryan, T. Blades, R. Callaway, R. Carey. P090 57 First row, left to right: D. Mowry, R. Rarick, W. Sammons, B. Parker, D. Reynolds R. Mears, A. Potter, J. Pease, M. Sherman, C. Pearman. Second row: M. Mittleman A. Marvel, J. Mulrine, F. Sammons, J. Scruggs, F. Kraft, R. Marino, C. Moore, J. Raymond Third row: S. Pierce, G. Messick, L. Payne, C. Short, C. Sapna, C. Miller. Page 58 First row, left to right: J. Fleetwood, G. LeVan, P. Mister, H. Horne, J. Favinger, J. Hastings, Hinkson, B. Hastings. Second row: G. L. Hurley, L. Lewis, R, L. Halter D. Hitch, D, Gilbert, Lynch, D. Jones Third row: M Light, M. Jones, C. Iriecleli R. Kennedy. CAM 0 1960 .QOIMOPJ Mr. Miller Mr. Hanna Miss Vincent Miss Berry Mr. Ellis fhcera President ........... .....,...... G ib Cool Vice-President ............ Gary Watson Secretary ............ ........ P arty Foulk Treasurer ................ Bonnie Watson Historian ....... ,......... C lark White l is if ill ll liilll it ll .il t H 'Mr H l mi HH Page 59 M Q .. A,,Q,,w, 'KH W1 Um i wsvlalilvhldwwlikunm Y his ' . ' . l. r if E we 3 X f S 4 af-.av WM!-A-E t ' 1 xx Q K- T - fy, X w ZW 1 Yi ar Ska AI VA, an numb gn A K t ' E ., 1 1 1 'J -g,..z H, 44 -f www 55' fi.-4 ' Q ., f SG' A .Mem 2 , 3 S ! ' MH- Q, p -.,- 'Y ,. MN? E -gg QQ A x . XX, . f- L - J Q Q 5 I fa ly!t,fk:1wb:, g v ! ?g.1 wk 'Ks fl.. 1' l, -'.., A ' 1512 v.V1 V N A ,a W . 2, 3 , '1 -2-f ' ,Q ' -Ll2Q.?.t - 't tx I I ' ' Wa I Q gl H . f n W V J? L. it ......Q,..? ' - ' fr V W ' l First row, left to right: H. Willis, F. Ward, B. Waller, L. Stant, A. Timmons, J. Gillis, J. Hope, B. Watson, N. Wheatly, J. Stevens. Second row: G. Murphy, L. Ward, C. W'hite, A. Whaley, C. L. West, J. Vincent, J. Veazey, L. West, P. Ward. Third Row: B. Wheeler, C. Stout, C. Somers, R. Warren, W. Yerkeys, G. Watson, D. Wetherhold. Absent: J. Trost, Kay Watson. ian ' W iii : fr ., . a S -.. a.. .F 'J' 4.35 ,. i Q, , if Yi 'eff I i ' 1 A t , . ,. f1- - - fr , , I I at in : ,:,s. E I it I M' 1 1 aaa o 1967 .QIOIIJOF5 Mr. Koelker Miss Dashiell Mr. Campbell Mr. Bennett Mrs. Cranston f r 1 3 L 5 1 sl 1 OMCBIU President .....,,............... Wayne Bell Vice-President ............ jackie Parker Secretary ....................e .... P ar Barro Treasurer ..............,..... Teresa Barto Historian .............. Mary jane Geiger lllll ,llllllllllflll ill! llllllifiiuflm Page 63 First row, left to right: K. Truitt, S. Robinson, J. Workman, G. Pusey, Parks, J. Melvin, L. Pierce, S. Murray, H. Miller. .Second row: R. Reitz, D. Palmer, J. W'aller, J. Turner, D. Riggins, K. Riddle, D. Messick, Scott, W. Moore. Third row: F. Pass- waters, C. Saddler, J. Parker, J. T. Todd, J. Passwaters, N. Spicer, W. Oakles, F. Wilson, B. Ruark. f -:wp-fl A. Page 64 First row, left to right: W. Taylor, M. L. Burris, W. Bell, P. Barto, I. Adams, T. Barto P. Bryan, B. Cummings, S. Brittingham. Second row: R. Calway, T. Botdorf, W. Covey E. Clayville, B. Blackwell, T. Baldwin, B. Chatwin, T. Brittingham. Third row: M. Achy F. Callaway, D. Coulbourne, J. Allen, M. L. Btittingham, D. Carden, C. Barto, S. Atkinson First row, left to right: V. Larrimore, B. Mannhardt, B. Hughes, Hughes, McMullen, S. Jones, V. Hughes, S. Lane, M. Lofland. Second row: R. MacSorley, D. Barnes, H. Krumm, Massey, C. Thackery, B. Hrabe, C. King, Isenhower, W. Kraft. Third row: B. McCord, J. Manogue, L. joseph, J, jackson, B. Mahr, D. McMasters, j. Horne, R. Johnson, R. Jeanette. ., zap Q First row, left to right: L. Gilbert, N. Hill, B. Hitchens, J. Fleetwood, M. J. Geiger, N. Hitchens, I. Gaby, B. Herrick, A. Cook, M. Graham. Second row: F. Hill, N. Hearn, B. 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E velyn Lofland Treasurer .......,..................., ,... W esner Stack Sponsor ..... ....... M rs. Elzey NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Igrogafionary WemAer5 I l 4 1 Wafiona! .jwlonor Sociefy gli ful? LLIUQJ FRESHMEN President .............,...... Kathy Riddle Vice-President .... .Joyce Fleetwood Secretary ......,..,.e.. Mary Jane Geiger Treasurer .........,.... Barbara Chatwin Chaplains ....... ......,.. L inda Pierce Teresa Barto Sponsor ..... ....... M rs. Ourren Page 72 President Vice-President Secretary ................... Treasurer ....... ......... Sponsor.. ..... GMP- i merica Ill ........joan Cordrey . Patsy Smith .Diane Towers .Phyllis Allen Mrs. Hallman l l Madelyn Meding .,...,Parsy Messick ...Evelyn Lofland ...,.Becky Waller ........Gary Moore .......Mrs. Dunn l'6lI'l'LaflCJ I A 2 'M' s' Q x v 5 x ,E v J 1 Q v W EVN. an l'l tl A ,'o I in 1 s 'Q Q 1 4 ' s Yo e , n , c yr x g 9 7' X fic' ' M '-B , 7 ,E n 4 B ,uf 3 1 v ' lf, Presldent ............ .... Vice-President Secretary ......... ..... Treasurer ..... Reporter ....., Historian ..... Sponsor ..... Page 74 07112 Judy Dege Faye Sammons Barbara Culver Berry Hall . Joanne Kraft . Janis Scruggs ....... Mrs. Miner gufufe armera O! America President ........... Daniel LeCates Vice-President ,..... ...... W alter Sirman Secretary ............ ........., G len Lovelace Treasurer ......,. ..,., . .t .. ...,,, Phil Thomas Reporter ......... .,,.i..i. K enneth Workmen Sentinel ...... .,............. J ohn Gunclry Advisor ...... ......,........ M r. Hanna Page 75 ff? vw any' I I Y ' if , 5 Q M 7 . 1 , A 'M X? N. rf.. H --' wa gf Mg M ..,, ,,n,.,,.,,, ..,,. 'wx .ig ,fs QU? ' F g Q ,Q ' ' mul . 'A ' X A3551 Lorraine Lewis unior- enior l HI-Y President .................................. Reese Parker Vice-President ...,, ,,,.,,.,..,., B ob Lank Secretary .......... ...... G ene Johnson Treasurer ....... ....... I rvin Handy Sponsor ..... ....... M r. Maclay President ................ Vice-President Secretary ....... Treasurer ...... Chaplain ...... Sponsor ........ gfedknian -Sopdomore Marianna Sherman Barbara Bowden Mickey Morris V,-........, - - - Elsie Comorat Mrs. Reynolds r... . TRI-HI-Y President ............................ Vice-President ...... .... Secretary ............ Treasurer ............,..... ........ Sergeant-at-Arms Sergeant-at-Arms Chaplain ............... .... Bonnie Watson Pat Foulk W Judy Coffin Kay Watson Sandra Rossman Gail Thompson jane Melvin President ..................... 4 ......,r.......... Gib Cool Vice President ........... i ....... Larry Manogue Secretary .......... .... .......... G ary Watson Treasurer ............ .1 ........... Clark White Chaplain ..................... ..... G erald Sammons Sergeant-at-Arms ........ ....... W ade Nystrom - Mr Sponsor f tl C Koelker i455 gfue yay Confedf I9 ,'Vaf,.p ' R -N yf V fm, . L,-,f, , u-1,4 n Lofland Mickey Morris Marianna Sherman Pat Patterson Madelyn Meding Joyce Pepper Patsy Smith 'i-Y Clubs Hi-Y Clubs Homz' Eronomics Club Svvcnfb Graalf- Arts und' Dramalivs Clubs Eigblb Grur-ll' PNA Club: MISS BLUE JAY Jael? Jdcby, ' I IM gfue jay 1952 br afegifyg dance . crowngs er auccefwor. Zgll,5il'l255 Page 80 'iii' C I THE BLUE JAY Published Monthly during the School Year by the Students of SEAFORD HIGH SCHOOL, Seaford, Delaware STAFF Editor ,,YYY,, .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.l M arianna Sherman Features ......, ........,,,. ..,, . . Kay Ellis Sports ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, P at Patterson Junior High ....Y.. ,,,,,,, M arjorie Sherman Alumni ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.., ,... .,,,, S u zie Wilkinson Exchange ,,,,,,,. .,,,,l.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ..,....,.....,......, M a delyn Meding Copyreader and Headlines ,..,,.....,,..,,..,,..,,,,,..,,,,, Judy Pease Proof Readers l...,...,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, B everly Hall, Nancy Willin Photographer ..., ,, ,,,,,,,.....,...,.,,,,, Janice Fleetwood Business Manager ,,,,, ...........,......,....... J oan Cordrey Circulation ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,.,. S ally Hann, Joan Stevens Advertising Manager .....,,,,.,,...........,....,....,,,........ Phyllis J. Allen Assistants .,.,..i,,,,,...i,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bonnie Watson, Lorraine Lewis Typists ...,...... Shirley Sprenkle, head, Catherine Willin, Eleanor Tate, Mildred Dalton, Mary Lou German Reporters ...... Carolyn Reitz, Joyce Pepper, Bonnie Phillips, Mickey Morris, Joan Price, Elsie Comorat, Kay Phillips, Ann Potter, Mary Light, Patty Wheeless, Charlotte Dennis, Donna Slick, Lois Berryman, Wendy Stant, Bob Steele Cubs ,,,,.,,....,,. Vicky Keene, Ellen Prater, Nancy Hearn, Diana Biogiotti, Gail Merz, Ruth Higgins, Jan Vincent, Sandra Rossman, Leslie Stant, Bill Hall - .ls J4lC..4uIz. ,. fi' 4 'lf'-A .F .yt IY L -7 'i ,, .' 'I -.I ,I Q ' tt- . 1,1 'i 5 .J - Y 1.1-LK .Siu 9 N. XX MQHY' - - ' 'usual' X ,f l W gg.:-T-N:,- fu ,227-- ' ' 'U' . if 5 Z 4' ff 4 I 'fl N age f0I'5 OP? ea efd 8, My I., f7Wai5f5 'WI V-uf ,70ll50l' Pg 81 Z' C5!2Ll'al'g ug President ........ ...,.. M argaret Hartman Secretary ........ .....,..,... I oyce Taylor Treasurer ....... .... , Judy Favinger Sponsor ...... ....... M rs. Morris l rar? JL .fgadidfanfa Page 82 Mrs. Morris Librarian Margaret Hartman Student Librarian in Central Ele mentary School 131,50 CM President ....... ........ R onnie Friedel Sponsor .,.... ....... M r. Campbell 'X ,Y .gncluafriaf .xgrfa CM President ........................ Bill Wheeler Vice-President ............ Morgan Bryan Secretary ............................., Bill Blair Treasurer .....,... ....7. R alph Callaway Sponsor ........ ....... M r. Phillips C- -f ' f ull ll' G l'0 Cadet Commander ......... G eorge Murray Sponsor .......................... Mr. Campbell Page 83 ,.f' k H f ' I Av l ' W J.. 'iw i dh if n fi l Y - H :Q ' - ff - i ff 13' Msn maui! Cane, Izrecfor SOLOISTS First Row, left to right: C. Carney, I.. Byrne S. Hann, A. Seipp. Second Row: J. Cord- rey, H. Carts, K. Ellis, J. Pepper, Mr. Cline director. Third Row: G. Fleetwood, H. Wil- liams, D. Manlove, J. Miller, J. W. Griffith E S 3 as ! .Q Page B6 COUNTY BAND MEMBERS Left to Right: G. Murray, B. Radding, G. Skinner, J. Pease, H. Williams. 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S andy Fleetwood .A OAG ADVISOR Mr, Oval Carney EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Suzie Wilkinson ASSISTANT Joyce Pepper BUSINESS MANAGER Edith Kelley ASSISTANT Debbie Rodney PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Pat Patterson ASSISTANT Carolyn Reitz SENIOR EDITOR Elsie Comorat ASSISTANT Billie Hartman SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER Sandy Smith ASSISTANT joan Cordrey GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR Mickey Morris ASSISTANT Kay Phillips BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR Budd Hollis ..g.g.,.m- gin President ....... ..,....... B ob Patterson Secretary ....... ......... R ichard Warren Treasurer ....... ......... D onnie Carmine Advisor ...... ........ C oach Dowd iw ,J s ds 6U'lCe Mr. Peterson ................................ Advisor ff ? unior .SQUCJQIQ Preslclent ........,.,....,....... Vice-President .....,,..... Jagf, f Cjounci Fran Stewart Mary Helen Burton Secretary ..........,... ...7,.,...... S andra Newton Treasurer .....,.....,..... ............ J ohnny Burne Sergeant-at-Arms .,.......,.,.... Howard joseph Sponsor .....,..,,.........,.. Assistant Sponsor Mrs. Handy Mrs. Fallon 8c, 8 , an SUJJ4. President ............ Vice-President ....... Secretary ......,..... Treasurer ...... Reporter ...... ...... Sponsor ........ Carol Kelley Nanc Mayer Y Nancy Jones Sue Hopkins Ruth Anne Smith Carol johnson Historian ..... .... Mrs. Cranston s..,.-.Q-w i .Qs nf 'WC 'iw i sg, 8a all 86 SLJJJ4, President .....,........ .,... t,.i. J u dy Filer Vice-President ....,... ......... C onnie Hassan Secretary .......... .,.......,........ D ale Duncan Treasurer ....... ......... N orma Lee German Reporter uu,,,s. ....,........ C arol Eskridge Historian ....... ....... M arjorie Beckwith Sponsor ....., ........ Mrs. Cranston ufure .lac em 0 merica President ............ .......... J oan Price Vice-President ....... ......,... P at Patterson Secretary ...,,,.... .. ...... Marjorie Sherman Treasurer ...... .......... R icky Fox Historian ......... ...... S uzie Wilkinson Sponsor ........ Mrs. Dawson .guziv wfLin5bn dna! ponnie .ilaafil WMM: Jdlmlic . iw, , -Q 1 . s I lW7A,Vj'tjMr MV' Wjfifa Ko Clfdlty Jloofgaff .Selma 'G QWWEQ1 WW W .nk A .QM gl ,VW 0 Janis, First row, left to right: B. Rogers, I. Handy, J. Litchford, G. Johnson, B. Lank, R. Parker, M. McLaughlin, B. Graham, G. Kuhlman, D. McNatt, R. Chaffinch. Second row: J Hink- son, B. Wetter, D. Manlove, R. Carey, M. Middleman, B. Parker, D. Smith, J. Tull, R. Allen, L. Pane. Third row: D. Dove, J. Mulrine, M. Achy, R. Hitch, S. Hopkins, R. Kennedy, R. Mears, A. Marvel, V, Horne, G. Cool, G. Watson. joollaff 1957 Coaches Joe Fulghum and Bobby Dowd ' Ronnie Hastings CO-CAPTAINS Reese Parker enior LINEMEN B. Graham D McNatt G. Johnson . Lxtchford J I. Handy B. Lank G. Kuhlman enior 'Q HOW3' 'B so w,4 ? I - . f Q xr 1 1 5 I z 4 W - . f . , ...MQW sw - , ,Q ' '... ur, . ,eff .7 f. ' ,- ,V , F f?T?7.,,.v-'2-r.'.. 2. .M - D . -wr f .V .4 f9335W22 ' ' 'ff 'f . I ,ffi'i3'5 , 3f'Q.kw'tfW J 'A' . -.WW fs 'Q . .s Q s f fy I . raw- ' .1 -wa? X - 3' W, ffft. . 2 f J k w - 's ' i is .eye 3. f,a'L.y, .4 . 3.3 ,M 215 ,ff i:fi,5f3g-eggs 5.393 5f'9:p.:: ' V' ij if f fer' . TW V 2' W sf ,T ts 'lf mm Klasafa., ft M' ' ' we ' SEAFORD 23 WICOMICO 0 In the first scheduled game, thc fighting Seaford Blue Jays clobbered the Wi-Hi Indians 23-0. Coach Bobby Dowd was absent, but he was there in spirit. The assistant coach Joe Fulghum took charge. Carey knifed off tackle from the one yard mark, following McLaughlin's 57 yard run, to score the first touchdown. Reese Parker plunged across from the two yard distance to score the second touchdown. In the third quarter Parker legged it off tackle five yards for his second touchdown of the night. Carey made all three placements, and Wetter made a safety. The Sea- ford's forward wall, lightning fast, broke up every advance the tribe attempted. SEAFORD 34 MILFORD 32 The Blue Jays struck fast with five touchdowns to take a 34-13 edge at half time. The re- serves could not hold back the Buccaneers from free scoring during the second half. Both Mc- Laughlin and R. Parker made two touchdowns, Parker with nine and four yard runs, and Mc- Laughlin with a 55 yard punt return and an 80 yard pass interception. Carey ran 35 yards to score another touchdown. He kicked three points while McLaughlin rushed over for the other. SEAFORD 27 CAMBRIDGE 6 The Blue Jays continued their undefeated flight by thumping Cambridge 27-6. Coach Dowd played an effective aerial attack. Three of the touchdowns resulted from passes. R. Parker carried over two of the scores, McLaughlin and Lank contributed one apiece. Carey made two extra points and Hitch, one. This costly victory involved a broken leg for Robert Rice and a fractured arm for Hastings. Handy was moved to the end position. . -au? .fu f 4w z? ' -a 4.- L Q ,fo ffw' I -1- at .. vu, .9 SEAFORD 7 CAESAR RODNEY 6 The Seaford High Blue Jays refused to be beaten when they conquered Caesar Rodney 7-6. Carey gallantly led the team to victory in the Battle of the Unbeaten, by plunging across the two yard mark, and then booting the extra point. The defensive play of tackle, Pane, and Handy, linebacker, was also noteworthy, SEAFORD 12 LEWES 0 The Blue Jays extended their undefeated flight to five straight with a 12 to 0 win over the Lewes High Pirates. Gib Cool made a first quarter touchdown with a 25 yard pass from Mc- Laughlin. In the third stanza McLaughlin got loose for a 12 yard run to register the second touchdown. Carey was a standout, both offensively and defensively. Handy's game also was creditable. SEAFORD DELMAR The scheduled gmae with Delmar was cancelled because the Delmar school board refused permission for its team to play two games in one week. The scheduled date was rained out. SEAFORD 0 LAUREL 13 A Thanksgiving Day gathering of 2,500 rain-drenched fans saw the Laurel Bulldogs romp to victory. The Blue Jays presented a serious threat late in the final period when Rowland Carey drove to the Bulldogs' threeg however, a five-yard penalty wiped out the Blue Jay's hopes. Both teams played an excellent game, but unfortunately it was Laurel's day. - ,.a Q, ' n . x -sv L .g.f' . , -Q -,. ' .- ',4av -if - -I - Q7 .F f 4 0 -.. 77gjQrf3'3 3f!'Q . V -, I -'.-4-Q'-A --V 'A .. , ' ' ' 15-7-1.4 - d,,e '-74.7 'I V- - ' 2.4 - V -ML-h , on ' ,., -:T 'B 4-2 ' ' ' 4. ' f' :H- .K 'Wifi 4x4s.ef - 'Y-f .. -- ' d a- sp .1 - 1 '..A f..t, I.. ,- .4 ' 57?-3-95 msg-J, .. ,AA Q 41' L yfl' .t . ,Q -A'- sb - I - ' . :G - . 3' A-C: '71 465.05-l X15-:qi iz,-7' weregr-sr' 1-.1 -A-:an sv av' M4 , was I llgnlvf. .u . R ' 'I Sw 53 Q'--1 fx Q. . ff, J f 'M et iv.. FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Hopkins, G. Cool, H. Litchford, R. McDonald, J. O'Day, C. Kensey, B. Marvel, J. Knowles, V. Horne, M. Achy, E. Maas. SECOND ROW: F. Fleetwood, C. Summers, D. Mayer, H. Derrickson, Smarte, D. Bur- ris, B. Hall. Nw:-4 B. Herrick, S. Baldwin, M. Dunaway THIRD ROW: B. Favinger, M. Monaco M. Baker, W. Nystrom, D. Wetherhold C. White, R. Warren, W. Yerkes, G. Wat- son, J. Morrison,'J. Clark. FIRST ROW, left to rightt: Pass- waters, B. Hill, J. Jackson, J. Horne, D. Griffith, G. Pusey, G. Gullett. SECOND ROW: J. Manogue, J. Warren, H. Miller, A Q ., K J. Scott, B. Radding, F. Passwaters, W. Bell. THIRD ROW: J. Hazzard, R. Callaway, B. Mahr, R. Handy, C. Saddler, B. Blackwell. 3. ,fan-Q 1i W ,QQ sc, is-vm, I 5' ,QQ 9 Y S s Run 'soo eo or 2, gm S X A Hub T5 9 dmts K1 er NN 'xcom ' V 'Um Seakxid YYVQXX Yhxcwy WK-X CQNFW. 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'Yhmg xackf Q6 vXcixoxxeXf3 md 'owcxaeh Ko QT oixkmxcesi Waxxoef Wax, KW Q3 weve Xwewca up Roc mkwxsc xvluv 'GXNBYQR dxcmd me me rw. ' K'vYx:xKv? Wdxxxgi, ' 'Qu Rxxw, N 'YN , K 1 r' V. - 1-1 J , 7. at VARSITY-First Row left to right: Cordrey, E. Comorat, J. Howe, M. Sherman, J. Fleetwood, E. Kelley, Pepper. Second Row: D. Hitch, V. Breasure, K. Ellis, S. Smith, S. Cattoretti, A. Potter, Mrs. Trader. Third Row: P. Patterson, G. Hughes, J. Price, B. Phillips, D. Rodney, S. Wilkinson. Co-captains Joy Howe Marianna Sherman v .1411 0CL8g The 1957 undefeated varsity hockey Q would like to thank Mrs. Charlotte - Trader for her fine coaching which X made them victorious so many times. Q y This undefeated team, the first in the Q' ,M history of Seaford High Varsities, re- ' ' members when she guided them M ,V V through an undefeated Junior Varsity S season in 1954, her first year of coach- P ing. The season was climaxed at a mother--daughter buffet supper in the school cafeteria. At that dinner each girl on the varsity team was awarded with a pin which had in- scribed on the back, Undefeated Varsity 1957. G. eau: 9 ff . .-, .rl JUNIOR VARSITY-First Row, left to right: F. Burton P Foulk M Dukes S Atkm son, J. Clifton, L. Pierce, B. Cummings, S. Murray. Second Row Mrs Trader N Lank ford, R. Fox, G. Conley, D. Biagiotti, N. Wheatley, S Rogers S Bennett S Rossman Third Row: B. Palmer, P. O'Day, C. Huston, D. Hastings G Thompson K Ellis C Passwaters, M. Morris, M. J. Geiger, B. Hrabe. 1957 HOCKEY SCHEDULE Varsity junior Varsity We They We They Georgetown 7 0 3 0 Laurel 3 0 0 3 Rehoboth 2 0 No Game Delmar 2 2 1 4 Wicomico 6 0 No Game Harrington 1 0 5 0 Milford 5 3 5 1 Caesar Rodney 2 1 2 O UNDEFI 1 A1 A T UM, MM E? N-:Z MJN, . W 'sim 'V Z W, 5 -114,5 :f xf Q-fi f 'x W4 L' ' 3 xx' ....-...... J . 5 e sig? 1 5 , tx e ,i Hi IU' f' EM? , xi. in i l?f1?Q'fet ,L 5 if Elfx 'flfldt - :i::fiF?5 in ,., , - K , ,,..,,, i Mike McLaughlin Wes Stack O el'll0f'5 Ronnie Hastings Bobby Coffin Reese Parker :H Nh A., Ex Q ii ron f'io . m s i 492 Pago 106 First Row, left to right: G. Watson, j. jackson, B. Hill, D. Griffith, B. Radcling W. Ny strom, W. Bell. Second Row: J. Davis, I. Hazzard, D. Mayer, C. Stout, L. joseph, Weth- erhold, II. Merrill, J. Smarte, G. Cool, 'W. Yerkes, R. McDonald, M. Achy, and Coach I Wheatley. el LAURIE HEBELER AND REID CALHOUN xx , Wifi 5 53'-'Z H xx? 5 EX Fi' 1 1 A6 ig 1- , 1 R425 N ir 5, Uaraifg gaffefgaf 'Xia ' - Page 108 Left to Right: B. Phillips, P. Bell, J. Sullivan, M. Light, P. Patterson, E. Lofland, C. Sapna, J. Howe, Bennett, G. Breasure, G. Hughes, Price. 3 C0-Captains Managers: Joan Price Judy Coffin Judy Sullivan Becky Smith Gay Conley Coach: Mrs. Trader Y 0 en l Ol' fam 11' sl W i sa... 7 2 Falk. A 337529-f .fiffffii Z. 3511 wet - ,,,b ar. - WWQ 0 First row, left to right: S. Atkinson, R. Fox, S. Bennett, C. Passwaters, N. Wheatley, G. Thompson, C. Huston, B. Watson, B. Hrabe, C. Riddle, S. Rossman, S. Rogers, K. Watson, S. Murray, G. Metz. unior amify Zgadlfefgaf CO-C A PTAINS Page 110 AV' s..--0 Carolyn Passwaters Kay Watson ..fEi:flTl1?lgl7Cll'Ci! Varsity jr. Varsity We They We They DELMAR ........., .. ....... .35 15 28 4 LAUREL ................ ........ 5 6 35 27 2 1 GEORGETOWN ....,, . ,........ 50 21 30 12 DELMAR .............. ......... 4 6 49 56 15 LAUREL ....................... ,........ 6 7 40 9 12 WICOMICO .............................. 19 3 1 No Game CAESAR RODNEY ........., . ,..... 37 29 20 13 MILFORD .,,...,.....,..,.,... .,,.., .45 34 55 24 WICOMICO .............. ......... 5 0 32 No Game MILFORD ..................... ...... 54 35 24 14 CAESAR RODNEY ................ 50 44 25 24 GEORGETOWN .......... ......... 4 6 41 17 15' UUNNS 1 fl ' l X x lljarfiify CAeerLacLm sf-15 lll'll0l' Yilfifltg KAQQPLCLJQPJ if X. x f 'bfi First tow, left to right: L. Pane, G. Cool, M. McLaughlin, B. Lank, R. Parker. Second row: J. Hazzard, W. Bell, R. Chaffinch, R. Hastings. Third row: Coach Dowd and Coach Fulghrum. Absent: J. Geiger, W. Jones. Coach Bobby Dowd e6a,! Coach Joe Fulghrum .Signed aroma! fke fracg . . . Couefec! QOUQI' mfayd tl'0l0Ly pracficing ,004-:landing First row, left to right: S. Hopkins, G. Johnson, R. Parker, B. Parker, W. Stack, J. Tull J. Hastings, C. Short. Second row: D. Bell, C. Somers, H. Litchford, M. Monacoi J. Smarte, R. McDonald, J. Davis, L. Manogue, R. Calhoun. Third row: J. Manogue W. Bell, B. Hill, H. Miller, B. Mahr, K. Conner, Hollis, B. Bowden. Fourth row: Mr. Swain, P. Anderson, J. Botdorf, J. West, J. Dege, B Mears, J Lynch, Mr. Ellis. flag Coach Coach . Tom Swain Leon Ellis Pago I 15 Page H6 Cl,0l 8it66 Left ro right: Mickey Morris, joanne Kraft, Sandra Fleetwood, Judy Dege, and Michelle Morris. .f4fA Lfic .fgzidociafion -um F ,Ye W First row, le Second Row: Mrs. Trader. fr to right: Mr. Moynihan, Gib Cool, Rex Mears, Couch Dowd. Evelyn Lofland, johnny Hazzard, Mrs. Reynolds, Mr, Campbell, Absent: Mr. McPherson and Dr. Madden. 'K ka Wa,Xk.,1 gmwxi Qi ,M 1 axx , x 'X W'-w....1.. Q1 . ' is Aff ku A . 111 1 , 14-sf gp F Lg 1, 3 1: 5 5' 5 w -f Q Ls- ' 8. 7 .45.!1w55 V X 1 i 1 1 it LEG E .L 1 '1 af , . sf C SEAFORD LUMBER COMPANY Everything to Complete Your Home Seaford, Delaware Phone 9151 X l I .., f4' ' xx-an , A' . ixrx lr f .. ' , 1 ' I CANNON'S MOTORS, INC. Ford Sales and Service Blades Causeway Seaford Financing and Insurance Phone 4555 .wma ue Wm x.Yfl'stIt1l26fSqACIl'ff3f nm fo?-Us F512 si., f 7 ' Our church congra+uIaI'es I'he graduates of +I1e cIass of 1958 You have prepared yourselves +o face Ihe fufure of +hus In'e Be sure +o be pre pared 'Io face +he fufure of God FIee also youI'hfuI Ius+s bu+ follow rlghfeousness falfh charniy peace wlih +hem Ihai' caII on +he Lord ou'I' of a pure hearf II Tumo+hy 2 22 ONLY ONE LIFE TWILL SOON BE PAST ONLY WHATS DONE FOR CHRIST WILL LAST' We Invlte You to All Our Servlces BIBLE HOUR 9 45 A M WORSHIP HOUR II 00 A M YOUTH HOUR 7 00 P M GOSPEL HOUR 8 00 P M POWER HOUR Wednesday 8:00 PM. IEvening Services HaIf Hour Earlier During E.S.T.I u 6 3 ' H A ' . , 1 f I ' , I ..:: ' 'N I E S K. X NL I KA -is H I Q . LN 'X yr.. - fT'J 1s., ', U , -M. ll' l ' H. Milton James 8z Son Real Estate and Insurance F. WARREN JAMES Seaford Delaware Hopkins' Drug Store Prescriptions and Fountain Service 613 STEIN HWY. SEAFORD DELAWARE General Mills, Inc. LARRO FEEDS PHONE 4519 Seaford Delaware WWW PENINSU L co ,Nc CITIES CITIES Q9 G9 PENINSULA OIL C0., INC. Distributors of GASOLINE - HEATING OILS - LUBRICATING OILS WEBB 8z TURNER, INC. Masonry Contractors G. H. TURNER W. W. HARPER Seaford, Delaware Phone 3286 WALLER'S Seaford's BIG Store for the Family BURTON BROS. HARDWARE Charles and Mike Marvel General Electric Appliances Seaford, Delaware B I SEAFORD NYLON PLANT E. I. du Pont de Nemours 8z Co., Inc. SEAFORD DELAWARE SUSSEX HARDWARE 8z CO. Phone 9525 Seaford, Delaware .- - .,,. . , K- :, .gf .5-z. :ecgw 11, 455: fjg em ek mi ' Jgsf ,J N S W I ff A I H A . S. Sz S. COMPANY, INC. PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS PHONE 4544 - 4526 - 7154 'NSQE sg - JwgT1i6'g K ,G S' f 5, H Eb L V! K 4 dh, ...fm-vii , 1 O. A. NEWTON 8z SON CO. Feeds, Chicks, Machinery and Appliances BRIDGEVILLE, DELAWARE VINCENT SHOE REPAIR Family Shoe Store Repairs Orthopedic Work 'Wm -w MQX 5 Gil DR. AND MRS. J. LELAND FOX DR. AND MRS. CHARLES F. MOORE SEAFORD TIRE CENTER SEAFORD INN MARVEL'S FOOD CENTER THE ELIZABETH SHOP JACKSON'S M. F. SMITH CALIFORNIA CREATIONS Millinery WALLER'S DAWKIN'S MARKET ATLANTIC STATION RUSSELL'S GARAGE DELMARVA HATCHERIES, INC. RIGGIN'S ATLANTIC STATION DENNIS SUB SHOP Route 13A Phone 7386 Compliments of WHEATLEY'S HARDWARE HARRY AND PEARL'S Luncheonette and Bake Shop R B S 'KY 03439, Q E -2 :ii Q Ll-I 2 -s 31 Q 2 f ' A SALISBURY4 ii ,E as RETAILERS' e' Y ASSOCIATION' 4, lluy With Conlidenh Where You .ee Th lhove ymhol Ili playehl Salisbury places of business showing the above symbol have pledged themselves to high ethical standards. They have pledged to 'honor your pa- tronage with full understanding of your needs, and assure you fairness and value in all your business with them. You can buy with confidence where you see the above symbol displayed in Salisbury . . . Your happy Shopping City. COOPERATIVE MILLS, INC. SOUTHERN STATES FEEDS A Feed For Every Farm Need I E 3 'r, .1 ' YR I 4 i af- Im -' '-'-1-' iirrv- MAC'S FURNITURE Furniture and Appliances Blades Causeway Seaford THOS. R. YOUNG Appliances and Pianos SEAFORD DELAWARE DAISY KIDDIE AND CARD SHOP lnfanfs and Chiidren's Wear SEAFORD DELAWARE ISF? W. O. CCVEY, INC. Fine Foods by Krafi' Sussex Ave. Phone 4588 SEAFORD DELAWARE i yi A - If A fu. .ei ln it LEO c. BANNER ,Q .N m mm JeweIer l 'l 7 Towle, Lunt, and Stief Sterling L ' .A 1 1 I v-I SEAFORD DELAWARE I 1 l 'gin-A A or A 'L' 'ii ,.N.,.'e Y ,U- l l At FOULK'S FLOWERS Visil' Our Greenhouses PHONE 9053 Seaford. Delaware Member F.T.D. p ' A cAusEwAY MoToRs llll BUICK PONTIAC ' ll -A - OPEL AND e.M.c. TRUCKS ' D, n l Seaford Delaware ' F i We- ' . me 1 - ,,L. - .P E 4',- A .A K ,,,..w,.f ,e.v.,. f,,f -V ALFRED R. LAYTON, INC. Lay+on's Mobile Homes New and Used Cars W Nm fx f-ff DO RZ BAC K'S Men's and Ladies' Apparel SEAFORD DELAWARE W , 4 RIP JACOB'S CHEVROLET SALES, INC. CourI'eous, Dependable Service CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE SEAFORD, DEL. PETERSON'S DAIRY BAR Subs-Pies-Soups King SI'reeI' , 1, ,, 5. A,A , f 'fgnuwN . UV, 5, -,,,, W - ' . nwfdi-r?' f ----,.--W' -,. ' - . . Nl-gf3:a,'AMi . .Z--,515 VAN LEER STEPHANY J. K. PHILLIPS, JR. Insurance Counselors Seaford, Delaware .35 uggami- ' bsfffffl ' . , -1+-5... roam IWROBIERT S I 2 RYAN -4 sucx A 'f nous: Q, aAMaoo f' AYE RS' TH EATERS Bridgeville Seaford Georgefown i -H B :pf RQBERTSQNQQQ R LAND ROBERTSONNS ROLL-LAND Malte a Da1'e +o Rollerska+e Seaford-Laurel Hwy df x x! Xx I , 5 2101122121 4 S lc: CRIAH DOVE'S BARBER AND SMOKE SHOP Seaford Delaware LARRIMORE DAIRY, INC. Where Visifors Are WeIcome Phone 9-6241 SEAFORD DELAWARE JOHN S. HASSAN, JR. AII Forms of Insurance 3II High Sf. SEAFORD DELAWARE Phone 9516 ALLEN PETROLEUM CORPORATION Seaford Delaware Phone 9428 r sm ELSIE B. FRYLING STORE Fancy Groceries and Meais Fresh Vegeiables SEAFORD DELAWARE BOULEVARD CITIES SERVICE Nylon Boulevard and Siein Hwy. SEAFORD DELAWARE PHONE 9959 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE AuI'o Accessories Toys Bicycles SEAFORD sm Eix V, J. A. PORTER LUMBER CO. Wholesale Lumber See your local lumber dealer BLADES. DELAWARE MANNING'S PHARMACY Where You Meer Your Friends SEAFORD PHONE 9530 DELAWARE CULVER'S MEN SHOP The Place Io Go. . .for Ihe Brands You Know. Howard T. Waller Phone VI-5-2626 DELMAR, DEL. WEST SEAFORD ESSO STATION Siein Highway Seaford Phone 9307 DELAWARE HIGGINS' DAIRY Seaford's OIdesI' Milk Dis+ribuIor SEAFORD DELAWARE Phone 9307 MILLER'S, INC. Furnifure Floor Coverings SEAFORD DELAWARE riqw-H1111 CERTIFIED CLEANERS Daily Pick-Up and Delivery Stein Hwy. SEAFORD DELAWARE Phone 45I5 RAYMOND F. McCABE Radios Televisions RCA-ZENITH SALES AND SERVICE Marlcef S'I'ree'I Phone 9590 RICE TRAILER SALES In+ernaI'ionaI Trucks Mobile Homes SEAFORD. DEL SUSSEX GAS CO. Cooking Wai-er Heahng Re'FrigeraI'ion LAUREL-BLADES-SEAFORD-BR IDGEVILLE PHONE SEAFORD 4563 Com pIimen+s of THE WATSON FUNERAL HOME LORD BROS. 81 HIGGINS CO Wholesale DisI'ribuI'ors of TOBACCO CIGARS CIGARETTES FOUNTAIN SYRUPS CANDY PAPER CUPS Conwell S+. Phone 7093 VA ITEIZNT FERTILIZER 'nam' yoocla. 7541 .'73zoJucc' if 1, X I . l - R, .g, K v 4 + .H ,,' A, 5 - .. ' M 11- , , . ,hmmm 'K V ' lm E f,1?3, g x2'K ab, 5 5' xp, fr N1 we K -iii -- ' E Z. 1 5 ,.ff. f f'v-f'7' -1--Y' I E gfgg., . ' 7 rm TULL BROTHERS Sales and Service Phone 9148 FARMALL TRACTORS PURINA AND BEACON FEEDS IF IT'S FREIHOFFQR'S YOU'LL KNOW IT'S GOOD, PHONE VI 6-6161 NANTICOKE MASSEY'S STEIN CLEANERS, INC. HWY- SHIVICE Cleaning-Dyeing-AII'eraI'ion Phvne 39I37 Phone 3838 , SEAFORD DELAWARE SEAFORD, DELAWARE O'N EAL'S J EWELERY STORE KEEPSAKE and COLUMBIA DIAMONDS lf you cIon'f know diamonds know your Jeweler I ,.,- , I ? Complimenfsi of Compffmenfs of THE PURE QIIL co. MOTEL SEAFORD Be sure with Pure Seaford, Delaware, FII1one 4576 I 1 I GUM'S SERVICE Pennsylvania Avenue SEAFORD, DELAWARE N. F. ALLEN, SR. Auto Radiotor Service AUTO TRUCK TRACTOR Seaford, Delaware North U. S. 13 C. J. KENSEY SALES CO. Auto Supplies BLADES CAUSEWAY SEAFORD, DEL. CALLAWAY TYPEWRITER CO. Royal Typewriters Clary Adding Machines PHONE Ploneer 9-7329 Salisbury Maryland 1 BISHOP'S WOLLASTONS FLOWERS. INC. SullsT:j:::J!iresses Seaford-Laurel Hwy. Pennsylvania Avenue SEAFORD, DELAWARE Flowers tor All Occasions LAUREL SEAFORD DELAWARE LLOYD'S GIFT SHOP Giffs of Disfincfion Sfein Hwy. and Wiley Phone 9268 SEAFORD DELAWARE MOTEL SUSSEX Hof Wa1'er Heai- Priva+e Bafhs- Modern U.S. I3 N. OF SEAFORD OLDFIELD JEWELERS We Do Our Own Wa+ch and Clock Repairs. HAMILTON-ELGIN SILVERWARE DIAMONDS Phone 9375 MONACO'S Package Sfore Food Ma rkei Resfaurani' Tea Y 8. M SPORTING GOODS HIGH STREET SEAFORD DELAWARE C. C. OLIPHANT 81 SON, INC. Roofing Heafing Sheei' Meinl Work LAUREL, DELAWARE m Ou+fiH'ers Sporiswe B. J. HURLEY AUTO SALES De So+o Plymouih SALES AND SERVICE Seaford, Delaware il Xx-S 5' ll' EA A l AAEE EAQf E E' W. F. HAINES 81 CO. j Z fillfllllv ,J .J :fxfis1y ::lii?D t!9i l f If M FHL DRUG STORE A AA l E h S 4 - - 1 um fl ,... .3 ' K iwi 328 H' +. 'J E .'AfA , E, A SW, SEAFORD lg DELAWARE W !'g ' ii : . i l' 0 4 il l' 1 - ,N nz: .. p Plwne 9953 .. l'5 ...A AE..A i 'SZl i1 'A.EE i n g . SSS' S'S EEA. F L Y O. L. THOMPSON Jeweler Keepsalxe Diamonds-Giffs SEAFORD DELAWARE LO-MAR, INC. Office Supplies +o Fill Commercial Needs Phone 9561 STEIN HWY. SEAFORD DEL. HOLT'S INC. ATLANTIC PRODUCTS MERCURY OUTBOARDS U.S. I3 and Middleford Rd. SEAFORD DELAWARE Phone 4231 Complimenfs of RALPH AND PAUL ADAMS HOLLY BROOK DAIRY Seaford-Laurel Highway Phone Laurel 3334 WBOC First in Radio Firsi in Television AM TV SALISBURY, MD. I 4' 3 +- Q- me .. .. I -N -A - me 41 W' Y 1 5' , 51521, ., F fl 'V f , , I 'll I 3 G3 1 MQ gil. W Nw-' L l . .N if -gfzwfsw Sussex! Tnusr COMlPANY Serving Sussex ounfy Since' I898' Member F.D.I.i . LAUREL DFLAWARE l l Complimenfs of L A U R E L ' 5c To 51.00 Store Visif Our Complete Phonograph Record Deparfmenf' Locally Owned - Nationally Known i n If .Il , - i U FRIEDEL'S FABRICS Fabrics - Notions - oherns I Remncnfs , 618 seein Hwyl PHONE S FORD L 7236 I 'i 1 BOND BAKERS Fresh Qualify Bakery Producfs PHONE SALISBURY Ploneer 9-7221 COMPLIMENTS OF SEAFORD YOUTH CANTEEN CHIPMAN'S The Family Shoe Sfore PHONE 3859 LAUREL DELAWARE SCOTT'S FURNITURE, INC. The Furnifure Hub of Ihe Peninsula BRIDGEVILLE DELAWARE ,jf FIRST NATIONAL BANK Seaford Securi'I'y and Service Since I865 Delaware aulLD1NG wm-1 SEAFORD EARTH MOVERS, INC. We Move fhe Earfh SEAFORD OWNER-LOUIS H. CALLAWAY N-- ',i,Z, , LAP' ROBERT R. LAYTON CO. BUILDING MATERIAL and HARDWARE BRIDGEVILLE PHONE 3221 Y f 1 BELL SHADE SHOP 5 Floor Coverings Q Shades ARCH STREBFI' SEAFORD hai AWARE l I i LEON F. TRIVITS Purina Chows Phone 9244 SEAFORD, DELAWARE I I 5 X TH E TOWN QHOP Infanrs' Chi ren's and Ladies' Weir PHONE 3460 Laurel delaware i F- Flin. BOOTH GLASS COMPANY. INC. Phone 9139 Middleford Road SEAFORD DELAWARE U E 01' '-Us ATLAS LINEN SUPPLY CO. Comple+e Renial Line BLADES CAUSEWAY BLADES Phone 9518 SEAFORD MACHINE WORKS Machine Shop Worlr Welding SEAFORD, DELAWARE Ai THE LEADER 81 SEAFORD NEWS W. Wrighi Robinson as Ediior and Publisher blb WATER STREET GILBERT BROTHERS Red Comb Poul+ry Feeds Qualify ResuH's ai Low Cos? WATER ST. SEAFORD SEAFORD STUDIOS P rfroit and Commercial Photography KODAK PHOTO FINISHING Phone 9708 Seaford , E 2 T :I BRIDGEVILLE DINER 24-HOUR SERVICE BRI DGEVILLE 7982 RICE'S HOLSUM BREAD '91 SEAFORD, DELAWARE WEHQAILEY H. E. DAILEY TOBACCO CO. Wholesale Disfribufors SEAFORD CAMBRIDGE DELAWARE MARYLAND 4l CHARLES N. LANDON, INC Feed Seed PHONE 3670 Laurel Delhware HARRY E. DARBY FUNERAL CHAPEL Faithful to Every Sacred Trust Seaford 300 Shipley sneer PHONE 9237 'Xie CINDERELLA SHOP Beau+y and Dress Shoppe SEAFORD DELAWARE Hagel, QZQR ,V A fs m m x G, ,, , i, , -f j ,' - b V,,V ,-ffwfg gEQ?f3E5?e5 31,2 Wafer .Szabo rnoressnoNAL rHo'rocnAPHv smc: 1897 LAUREL usl.AwARe Good luck 'ro the Class of 1958 . . . have enjoyed working with you very much. NORMAN WALLER wge- MAN LOVE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE, IINC. Parts and Acceisories S9AFORD DENTON PHONE 9187 I HEARN AND RAWLINS White Dove Flour Purina Chows Phone 4803 SEAFORD, DELAWARE 1 SEAFORD PLUMBING SUPPLY GO. North and Water St. SEAFORD, DELAWARE HEDGE'S GULF STATION Stein Hwy. and Atlantic Rd. SEAFORD DELAWARE Phone 9977 I e SEAFORD NYLON CAPITAL SHOPPING CENTER COM PLI IVIENTS OF WOOLWORTH'S DORZBACK'S NANTICOKE CLEANERS SAMMONS' BOWLING LANES SWEENY'S AGP MARKET JAMES' JEWELERS HEDGE'S GULF STATION BUTLER'S SEWING CENTER HAROLD'S TOT AND TEEN SHOP Stein Highway Seaford, Delaware NANTICOKE FINANCE CO., INC Seaford Dial 9545 Delaware -1- ,U- AMW - XQALKEW -- l my WALKER GARMENT COMPANY Blades Phone 9989 Delaware We SEAFORD TRUST COMPANY SEAFORD PHONE 7948 DELAWARE SEAF ORD HOUSE MOVERS, INC. Modern Equipment . . . All Work Guaranteed NO JOB TOO LARGE or SMALL Seaford 9886 . . . If No Answer Call 4602 CANNON, DEL. Compliments of THE DELMARVA ASPHALT COMPANY INC. SEAFORD MOTOR COMPANY Dodge-Plymoufh Sales Service SEAFORD DELAWARE PHONE 9807 f SEAFORD ICE COMPANY Ice and Cold S+orage U.S. I3, Seaford PARSON'S BROS. 81 CO. All Kinds of Wood Shipping Con+ainers Seaford, DH 9 1 FT .li , . J' Lf' 2 'I.S,'l ig 1, . ., I. Q I I N , ,4 P- I I? 9 2 f I Q 'Q ' ,I ' 1. I ' 4 N . ,. . V' ,pn I 7 ' -I1 I ' fn ' 'z -rm I ff Fab .-. 1.1- 5:c,A5H'5af f 'r fs. ,il fwfr feng Qi V .Q H RUGG'S MUSIC SHOP Enjoy Your Life More With Music P.0. Box 372 Galestown Road SEAFORD 7668 HASTINGS, ESKRIDGE 8 CO., Inc. BUILDING MATERIALS guifclem of Effer .jJome5 Ar Effer olguing SEAFORD 9191 DELAWARE THE SALISBURY TIMES Follow High School Sports . By Ed Nichols C. ELMER MOORE Elecfrical C onfracfing lndusfrial Wiring SEAFORD DELAWARE PHONE 9354 SUNSHINE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING All Laundry Service Phone Seaford 7096 Call and Deliver Clothing Insured EVELLA SHOP Pine Street Phone 4326 FLOYD S. CANTRELL Nationwide Insurance VILLAGE DRIVE-IN MIDDLEFORD ROAD PHONE 9918 Dr. and Mrs. John C. Rawlins GOLF LAND L ' A, I' A ill Miniafure Golf Course Fun For All Ages MIDDLEFORD ROAD SEAFORD, DELAWARE A 4 I COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEAFORD STUDENT COUNCIL VILLAGE DRIVE-IN Dr- and M75- Bludes Causeway William C. 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CHARLES E. THACKERY MR. AND MRS THOMAS PHILLIPS MR AND MRS. DONALD CAMPBELL MR. AND MRS JOHN S. SMITH, JR. BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT MR. AND MRS. IRVIN WHEATLEY MR AND MRS. MILLER I MR. AND MRS. GEORGE HIGGINS MR AND MRS. WARREN J. HEARN A FRIEND DR. AND MRS. JOHN M.' COFFIN MR. AND MRS WILLIAM B. JESTER MR AND MRS. C. T. VINCENT MR. AND MRS. NORMAN M. GERMAN MR AND MRS. JOHN COLLINS DR. AND MRS. ROBERT F. LEWIS DORIS HASTINGS . MR. AND MRS. DAVID F. McNATT MR AND MRS. RAYMOND KOELKER MR. AND MRS. ALLEN D. FIGGS MR AND MRS. G. L. HALL MR. AND MRS. H. W. MORRIS MR AND MRS. WILLIS JOHNSON MR. AND MRS. D. GOODEN PEPPER MR AND MRS. ERNEST FQSKEY THE STAFF I I I I xx x N -if' I is L y Z K L in -X f da? 1 A g -..Lam ,1 -,iv 'IW X ,'.-- 5 'r ' xi, 70' A . ', V bi' F2935 I 'Xi' Q ., 'uk sf-EX .A M gf ,f J . :,,23nN'k' f ' P., ,il A 7-f ' ' ' 1' 7? Vis, ,:' ' win x.. H, 14. ,-'45 A 'ff' UQ f'fv'?'--fs 1: . '- Il Wlifgii yi -A1 . ,.,t.., 4 ,,,,. , X if' api 3 . ', . lx xt rx 1,1 Q-1 .N L. 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B.-15 Allen, Jack-64,70,73 Allen, Michael-67 Allen, Phyllis-20,52,54,72,80, 1 67,1 68,1 69 Allen, Robert-57,77,94,104 Anderson, Kay-20,169,167 Anderson, Peter-67,1 1 5 Anthony, Elaine-66 Atkinson, Albert-68 Atkinson, Bobby-68 Atkinson, Janet- 57,1 01 Atkinson, Sylvia-64,101 Ayres, Tim-68 Bailey, James-67 iailey, Patricia-68 Bailey, Robert-6 8 Baker, Carol-46,49 Baker, Mahlon-60,77,8J,98 Baker, Phyllis-64,73 Salter, Vickie-67 laldwin, Sammy-60,77,98 Baldwin, Terry-64 larkley, Mr.-15 Barnes, David-65 larrows, Debbie-67 larto, Carolyn-5 5,64 Sarto, Dorothy-60 larto, Pat-65,64 Sarto, Teresa-63,64 Beard, David-67 leard, Ellen-67 Beard, Mrs.-15 Beard, Sally-l6,20,76,B2, 8B,167,169,170 leckwith, Marjorie-67,91 Bell, George-20,50,l15, 169,167 lell, Patsy-57,101,108 Kell, Wayne-63,64,77,98, 106,1 11,1 14,115 mmm, Judy-s7,7s,1os lennett, Margaret-68,70,90 lcnnett, Mr.-8,63 Kennett, Shelia-60,71,72 , 82,101 lerry, Miss-8, 5 9 lerryman, Lois-60,73,80,84,92 liagiotti, Diana-60,73,92,101 lie, Susain-68,90 bishop, Joseph-6 8 llackwell, Barry-64,77,98 llackwell, Jim-68 llades, Jeanne-2 1 ,44, 50,5 3 ,76 llades, Ted-5 7 llair, Bill-1 3,21,46,48,50,52, f3,83,86,1 17,170 ' ioggs, Gary-6 8 looth, Jacki-68 booth, Janet-67 lootli, Mrs.-15 loswell, Sue-67,91 lotdorf, John-67,115 iotdorf, Tommy-64,66,77 lott, Jimmy-60,77 CQIZCJQX Boyce, Connie- 57,74 Bowden, Barbara56,57,70,76,78 Bowden, Bill-67,115 Bowland, Skip-60,77 Bowling, Freddy-6 5 Bradley, Mrs.-7 Bradley, Penney-21 ,76,167, 1 69,170 Bradley, Dick-6 8 Breasure, Kathryn-68 Breasure, Virginia- 5 7,92, l 00,10 8 Brittingham, Charles-68 Brittingham, Mary 1..-64,88 Brittingliam, Shirley-64,73 ,84 Brit tingham, Thelma-64,73 Bryan, Eugene-6 8 Bryan, Linda-6 8 Bryan, Morgan-5 7,83 Bryan, Peggy-64,6 6 Bryan, Raymond-60 Burris, Doug-60,98 Burris, Mary Lynn-64,73,84 Burton, Ann-60,76 Burton, Frances-64,72,84,101 Burton, Mary Helen-67,90 Byrne, John-67,90 Byrne, Lynn-57,76,84 Calhoun, Reid-6 0,71 ,77 ,87 , 89,1 0 6,1 1 f Callaway, Bobby-2 1 ,4J ,5 0, 77,88,1 67,1 69 Callaway, Frank-64,7 7 Callaway, Ronnie-64,66,77, 8 3 , 8 5,9 8 Campbell, Mr.-8,63,83 Cannon, Jo Ann-67 Carden, Diane-64,76,84 Carey, Rowland-l J,57,70, 77 ,94,99 Carlisle, Shirley-60,76 Carmean, Virginia-6 8 Carmine, Donnie-5 5,60,89,l 70 Carney, Carolyn- 5 7,7 6 ,84 Ca rney, Elizabeth-6 8 Carney, Mr. Oval-8,13 ,8 8,98 Carter, Mrs.-8 Cattoretti, Susanna- 1 9,2 2, 5 0, 76,80,l00,l 02,167,169 Catts, Helen-57,73 ,84 Chafardon, Eugene-67 Chaffinch, Ronald-22,46,48, 55,77,94,95,97,l12,l13, 1 67,1 69 Chaffinch, Pete-68 Chatwin, Barbara-64,72,84 Clark, James-60,98 Clayville, Eddie-64,75,87 Clifton, Jane-60,76,l 01 Cline, Mr. David-8 Coffin, Judy-60,76,78,92,l08 Coffin, Robert-22,47,50,104, 105,107,167,168,169 Collins, Paula-6 8 Comorat, Elsie-l6,22,47,50, 53, 55,76,78,88,100,l03,lll,l67, 168,169 Comorat, Mauree-60,76,84, 92,101 Conaway, Darlene-68 Conaway, Ronnie-5 7 Conley, Gay-60,72,86,101,108 Conley, Jack-6 8 Conner, Kenney-67,87,1 15 Conway, Leslie-60 Cook, Ann-6 5 ,7J Cool, Cameron-68 Cool, Gib-s9,so,7o,71 ,77, 78,89,94,9S,106,1 13 Cooper, Bonnie-60,8 8 Cooper, Tommy-68 Cordrey, Joan-l 8,2J,71,72,80, 84,88,100,10l,1 17,169 Cordrey, Tommy-67 Coulbourne, Donald-64,7 5 Coulter, Janey-70,90 Covey, Sharon-6 8 Covey, Wayne-64 Cranston, Mrs.-8,63 Crockett, Conni-2 3 ,4 8,52 Crockett, Gene-5 5 Crowley, Beverly- 57 Culver, Barbara- 57 Culver, Ben-60,83 Cummings, Barbara-64,76, l 01 Dalton, Mildred-23 ,76,8l Darby, Janet-68 Dashiell, Miss M. J.-8,63 Davis, James-60,77,l06,l 15 Davis, Terry-6 8 Dawson, Mrs. Aurelia-9,92 Dawson, Martha Linda-67,90 Dean, Jack- 5 7,73 Dege, Barbara-60,88 Dege, Johnny-67,87,90,1l5 Dege, Judy- 1 6,2J,52,54, 8 8 , B 9,170 Dennis, Charlotte-60,66,80 Derr, John-24,44,48,5 0, 1 67,1 69,1 70 Derr, Mickey-60,77 Derrickson, Hughes- 60 ,9 8 Dixon, Mr.-15 Dolly, Jay-60,83 Dove, Denny-57,87,94,l 04 Dove, Peggy-6 8 Dowd, Robert-9,89,94,l15 Drandorff, Joyc-67 Dukes, Beverly-67,91 Dukes, Marian-60,74, l Ol Dukes, Richard-6 8 Dunaway, Mickey-60,77,98 Duncan, Dale-67 Dunn, Madeline-9,73 East, Kenny-6 0,77 ,86 Eden, Jack-65 Edgell, Neil-67 Eikenberry, Cheryl-67,90,9l Eller, Robert-6 5 Ellingsworth, Bobby-6 5 ,87 Ellingsworth, Calvin-6 8 Ellingsworth, F reddy-67 Ellingsworth, Samuel-60 Elliott, Dolores- 5 7 Elliott, Ronald-65,75,87 Ellis. Al-z4,4s,4s,4s,so,sz, 79,167,l68,169 ' Ellis, James-67 Ellis, Kay-l6,24,47,48,50,76, 81,84,88,100,102,1 67, 16 8 , 1 69 Ellis, Kenneth-67,95 Ellis, Kitty-60,76,92,l 01 Ellis, Leon-9,19,1 14,1 15 Elzey, Helen-9,18,81 Emery, Mrs.-15 Emory, Barbara Jo-68 Ennis, Sandra-6 8 Eskridge, Carol-67,91 Eskridge, Doris- 67 Eskridge, Marie-67 Eskridge, Roland-68 Ewell, Shelly-65 Fallon, Tina-9,90 Fallon, Woody-67 Favinger, Bobby-60,89,98 Favinger, Judy- 5 8,82 Fenstermaker, Mr.-9,5 6 Ferrell, Gloria-6 8 Ferrell, Shirley-67 Figgs, Douglas-6 8 Figgs, Janet-24,47,76,l67, 1 6 0 ,1 6 9,170 Filer, Judy-5 5,67,70,90 Finney, Ben-15 Fleetwood, Charles-6 8 Fleetwood, Darlent-67,91 Fleetwood, Dottie-2 5 ,92,l 67, 1 69,170 Fleetwood, Frank- 5 5 ,60,98 Fleetwood, Gerald-65,77 Fleetwood, Janice- 5 8,73 ,8l,100 Fleetwood, Joyce-65,7Z,84 Fleetwood, Ronald-60,73 Fleetwood, Sandra-2 5 ,4 5 ,47,5 0, 5J,54,88,89,167,l69 Floyd, Judy-68 Fluharty, Ann-65,73,84 Fluharty, Jane-67,91 Foskey, Charlotte-2 5 ,7 2,1 67, 1 69 Foskey, Kenneth-65,7 5,86 Foster, Mr.-15 Foulk, Patty-59,60,71,76,78, 84,502,101 Fox, Ricky-47,60,62,70,7l, 73,92,101,1 11 Frazier, Wayn-65,66 Friedel, Clarence-5 8 Friedel, Kenneth-2 5 ,48,50, l17,89,167,169 Friedel, Nancy-26 Friedel, Ronnie-60,85,84 Fulghrum, Joe-9,94,l 13 Gaby, Irene-65,66,72 Gaines, Wilma-26,50,84,170 Gallagher, Kathleen-5 8,74 Galmer, B.-83 Geiger, Joe-58,77,l07 Geiger, Mary Jane-65,72,101 German, Mary Lou-26,50,52, 54,71,76,81,169 German, Norma Lee-67 Gilbert, Dick-58,77 Gilbert, Leona-65,73 Gillis, Joann-60 Gillis, Ruth-26,76 Glime, Bobby-68 Glime, Winnie-65 Goddard, James-68 Goodwill, James-6 8 Goodrich, Janice-68 Graham, Bill-27,48,50,73,94, 95,96,l67,169,170 Graham, Mary-65,75 Green, John-60 Griffith, Denny-65,98,106 Griffith, Jon Wayne-27,48, 50,77,84 Griffith, Mrs.-15 Griffith, Pat-68 Gullett, George-65,77,98 Gum, Janet-67,91 Gundry, John-58,75 Guthrie, Edith-67 Hackett, Dave-67 Hall, Betty Lee-27 Hall, Beverly-27,S0,54,7l ,76, 81,82,88,92,167,169,l70 Hall, Bill-60,80,83,98 Hallman, Charlottk10,72 Halter, Rosa Lee-S 8,76 Hammond, Betty-60,74 Handy, Irvin-18,28,45,S0,71, 77,78,94,96,104,105,1 07, 168,169 Handy, Janet-67,91 Handy, Mrs.-10 Handy, Randall-65,98 Hann, Sally-28,47,S3,76,80, 84-,88,167,169,170 Hanna, Mr.-l0,S9,7S Harrold, Joe-67 Hartman, Bertha-67 Hartman, Billie-2 8,46,49,S0, 52,S3,76,82,88,l67,170 Hartman, Margaret-28,82,88, 167,169 Hartman, Naomi60 Hassan, Connie-67,91 Hastings, Bill-65 Hastings, Bobby-S8 Hastings, Darlene-60 Hastings, Doris-60,101 Hastings, Doris-7 Hastings, Frances-68 Hastings, Gary-68,90 Hastings, Grover-6 8 Hastings, Ilene-67 Hastings, Jimmy-58,115 Hastings, Margaret-67,90 Hastings, Mr.-15 Hastings, Ronald-2 9,46,49,S 2, 93,94,96,104,10f,107,1 12, 113,1 14,167,169,170 Hastings, Sharon-67,91 Havey, Shelia-65,66,84 Hazzard, John-6S,70,89,98, l06,1 13 Hearn, Barbara-60,82 Hearn, Nancy-65,80,82 Hebeler, Bruce-67 Hebeler, Laurie-60,77,106 Helfrich, Linda-67 Helms, Vickie-67,91 Henderson, Ray-67 Henry, Joann-61' Herlihy, Joann-60,86 Herrick, Barbara-65 Herrick, Bryan-60,7!,98 Hickey, Guy-68 Higgins, Mrs.-10 Higgins, Ruth-6l,7J,84,92 Hill, Barry-6S,77,98,l06,l 15 Hill, Fay-65 Hill, Norma Lee-65,66 Hill, Ronald-67,68 Hinkson, Gary-68 Hinkson, Jay-S 8.7l,77,80, 94,99,104 Hitch, Delores- S 8,100 Hitch, Raymond-13,61,84, 94,99 Hitchens, Barbara-65,66 Hitchens, Judith-68 Hitchens, Nancy-65,66 Hoagland, Beverly-29,92 Holden, Doris-68 Holden, Mrs.-15 Hollis, Charles-l6,29,48,S0, 88,96,167,168,l69,170 Hollis, Johnnie-5 S,67,90,l 15 Holloway, Reita-68 Hope, Judy-6I,62,76 Hopkins, Stacy-60,94,98,l1S Hopkins, Sue-67 Horne, Earl-68 Horne, Helen! 8,74 Horne, James-6 5 ,7 S ,98 Horne, Virgil-61,73,9 8 Howard, Paul-61 Howard, Richard- 67 Howe, Joy-58,84,76,100,108 Hrabe, Karen-6 8 Hrabe, Mary Elizabeth-6S,66, 76,84,10 1 ,1 10 Hughes, Billy-61,73 Hughes, Bonnie- 6 S ,72 Hughes, Brenda-67,91 Hughes, Gail-2 9, 5 3 , 54,73 ,100, 103,l08,109,l67,l69,170 Hughes, Jackie-6 S ,73 Hughes, Vicky-6 S ,66,78 Hurley, Glady Lou-5 8,10 8 Hurley, Grayson-68 Huston, Carol-6 l ,76, 1 01 Huston, Jim Bob- 67 Hutton, Betty-67,91 Ide, Guilford-6 8 lmlay, Edith-3 0,50,167,l69 Isen hower, John-65 Jackson, John-6 S ,70,77,9 8,106 James, Carole-67,91 Jeannette, Dorothy-68,90 Jeannette, James-6 1 ,7J ,7S Jeannette, Robert-65 Jenkins, Diane-61 Jester, Edward-61 Jester, Gertrude-7 Jester, Keith-68 Jester, Phyllis-68 Johnson, Carol-67 Johnson, Dottie-61,76 Johnson, Faith Ann-67,91 Johnson, Gene-5,3 0,46,48,S0, 7l,77,78,94,95,97,99,115, 1 67,1 69 Johnson, Mr.-15 Johnson, Norma-68 Johnson, Pat-3 0, S 0 Johnson, Ronnie-6 5 ,6 6,84 Johnson, Stanley-67 Jones, Barbara-61,74 Jones, Dennis-S 8,77 Jones, Jean-61,73 Jones, Keith-67 Jo nes, Melvin- I 8 Jones, Nancy-67 Jones, Sandra-65 ,74 Jones, Woody-J 0 ,47,50,S2,71, 1 67,1 69 Joseph, Howard-67,90 Joseph, Jimmy-67 Joseph, Larry-6 I ,1 0 6 Joseph, Mrs.-1 S Judson, Richard-6 8 Keene, Vicky-6 S,80,86 Kellam, Darlene-67 Kellam, Roy- 7 7 Kelley, Carol- 67,90 Kelley, Edith-16,31,7l,73 ,84, 88,l00,l0J,167,169 Kelley, Frances-67,90 Kelley, Joan-67,91 Kelley, Paul-68 Kennedy, Ross-5 8,94 Kensey, Charles-6 1 ,77,8 6,9 8 Kimblcr, John-67 King, Brenda-61 King, Carlteen-6!,66,84 Knetz, Barbara-61,71,73 ,92 Knowles, David-67 Knowles, Jackie-61,83 Koellter, Raymond-4,1 0,6 3 ,7 8 Kollenberg, Clarence-6 8 Kraft, Joann-31,89,l67,169 Kraft, June- S 8,74,84 Kraft, Wayne-65,75,84 Krueger, John-68 Krumm, Billy-67 Krumm, David- 5 8 Kmmm, Henry-65,95,89 Kuhlman, George-31,47,50, 94,95,96,l69 Lamden, George-67 Lane, Sandra-61' Lank, Lawrence-67 Lank, Robert-3 1 ,46,50,5 2,S3, 77,78,94,95,97,1 12,1 1 3,167, 169 Lankford, Mrs.-1 I Lankford, Nancy-6l,71,89,92, l01,1 1 1 Lankford, Van-67 Larmore, Anita-61 Larrimore, Fay-76 Larrimore, Irene-6 La rrimore, Vietta-6 S ,66,84 Lawrie, Catherine-6 8 LeCates, Daniel-32,75,l67,l69 Leggs, Charles-67 Levan, Gary-58,83 Lewis, Lorraine- 5 8,71 ,7 8,80,87 Lewis, Lucille-6 8 Lewis, Rebecca-5 S ,61,76 Light, Mary-47,S5,S6,S8,71, 76,10 8,1 1 1 Liner, Mr.-7 Liston, Kenny-68 Litchford, Harold-6l,62,89, 9 8,1 1 5 Litchford, Jimmie-3 2,45,46, 4S,50,94,9f,97,99,167, 1 68,169 Livingston, Jean-6 8 Lloyd, Billy-66,68,90,91 Lloyd, Dolores-67,91 Lloyd, Mrs.-15 Lloyd, Pat-3 2 Lofland, Evelyn-S,18,32,f0,70, 71,73 ,79,89,1 0 8,109,l 67,168, 169,170 Lofland, Mary-65, 66 Lofland, Pearl-67 Lord, Diane-6 8 Lovelace, Glen-61,73,7 S Lovelace, Rebecca--68 Lynch, Jackie-67,90,1 15 Lynch, John-l 3 ,56,77 Lynch, Julia Ann-67,91 Lynch, Mary Ellen-67 Maas, Eddie-51',61,77 MaClay, Chuck- 1 0,1 8,7 8 MacSorley, Richard-6 S ,84 Madden, Kenneth-6 Mahr, Bruce-6S,98,1 15 Mahr, William-68 Manlove, Dick-1 3 ,S 8,71 ,77, 84,94 Mannhardt, Barbara-65 ,92 Manogue, Larry-S S,61,77, 78,1 1 s Manogue, Jimmy-6 S ,77,8 9, 9 8,1 1 s Marino, Carol-68 Marino, Regina-5 8,74,84 Marsh, Sue- 67 M-artin, Mary C.-67,91 Marvel, Artie-S 8,94 Marvel, Buddy-6 S ,98 Marvel, Chuckie-68 Marvel, John-67 Marvel, Ruth-68 Maser, Pat-67 Massey, Blanche-61,8 8 Massey, Jackie-6 S ,7f Massey, Robert-61,7 3 lr Mayer, Dave-6l,77,98,l06 Mayer, Nancy- S S ,67 McBay, Mary-68 McCabe, Gary-68 McCabe, James-6 8 McCord, Brad-65 McCutchan, Delores-65 McDonald, Robert-61,77,98, 106,115 McGee, Rosemary-33,S'0,76, 86,92,167,l69 McLaughlin,Mike-17,33,46,4 49,50,70,76,77,86,89,94,95 ' 99,l04,l05,ll2,l13,167,16 1 169 ' McMasters, Darrell-61' McMasters, Mr.-I 5 McMullen, Jack-67 McMullen, Julia-65,73 McNatt, David-3 3,4!,47,73 ,S 95,97,99,l67,169 Mears, Bill-67,87,1 15 Mears, Rex-S 8,94,89 Meding, Madelyn-16,18,3 3 ,4- 50,53 ,71,7J,79,80,88,167, 1 69,170 Medley, Gale-6 8 Melvin, David-68 Melvin, Jane-64,76,78,84 Melvin, Ros-61,76,82 Merrill, Jack-106 Metz, Gail-6l,80,72 Messick, Dorothy-64,73 Messick, Gene-58,70 Messick, Marvin-68 Messick, Patsy-61,73 Miley, Ethel-34,71,76 Miller, Charlotte-S 8 ,74,84 Miller, Galen- 1 0, S 9 Miller, Gene-6 8 Miller, Harry-64,77,98,1l4, 1 1 5 Miller, Jot-34,44,84,86 VMiller, Mrs.-10 Milligan, Bobby-68 Milligan, Mary-64 Milligan, Webster-67 Milliken, Mr.-1 S Milliren, Mr.-11,16 Minnick, Mr.-11 Mister, Pat-58,74 Mittleman, Martin-S 8,94 Montgomery, Mrs.-15 Moore, Charles-S 8,75 Moore, Gary-34,73 Moore, Frances-67 Moore, Harriett-67 Moore, Phillip-68 Moore, Ronald-6 8 Moore, Wallace-64,66,7S ,84 Monaco, Milte-61,62,98,1 15 Morelli, Edward-61 Morris, Mary Alice--l6,34,44, 46,47,f2,76,73,79,8 8,89,16I 169 Morris, Michele-6l,62,7J,89, 92,101 Morris, Mrs.-11,82 Morrison, Jimmy-61,98 Morse, Mr.-li Moss, E.-98 Mowry, Dickie-S 8 Moynihan, E. 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