Seaford High School - Aloha Yearbook (Seaford, DE)

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, 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.

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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

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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