Milford Central High School - Milestone Yearbook (Milford, NY)

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History 'ix S We, the Sen1or Class of n1neteen hundred f1fty four, have f1nal1y reached the top of the ladder and we hope that it means a gateway to success 1n the years to come We entered h1gh school with eighteen students 1n our class with Mr Barney as our adv1sor Our officers were Presldent, Marlan Eggleston, V1ce Presldent, D1ck Jewell, Secretary, Neal W1lsey, Treasurer, Terry Naylor We had two mem bers of our class on the football team, four members on the basketball team and four members on the baseball team There were seven members of the class 1n chorus and three members 1n band Our representat1ves to the student counc1l were D1ck Jewell and Eleanor Shenot Fun was engoyed by all the members of the class who wene present at the 1n1t1at1on eXeTC1S6S At the beglnning of our sophomore year we had seventeen students We lost H1ldred LeBreton and Terry Naylor, but we ga1ned Walter Gr1ll Our off1cers were, Presldent, Kenneth Strong, V1ce presldent, Eleanor M1l1er, Secretary, Cl1fford Edson, Treasurer, Janlce Salisbury We had four members of our class on the football team, f1ve members on the basketball team and f1V6 members on the baseball team There were s1x members in chorus and s1x members in band Our representatives to the student COUnC11 were Neal Wllsey and Marlan Eggleston In our Juhl0P year we started off w1th sixteen students We lost Shirley Lockwood, Walt Grill, Eleanor Shenot, and we ga1ned Cec1l Reynolds and Tom Carroll Our class officers were President, Marian Eggleston, Vice Pres1dent, D1Ck Jewell, Secretary, Fleanor M1l1er, and Treasurer, Janlce Sal1sbury W had two members on the football team, four members on the basketball team and four members on the baseball team There were seven members of our class 1n chorus and five members 1n band Our representatives to the student counc1l were Marlan Eggleston and D1Ck Jewell We presented a Prom along w1th the Senlors Other dCt1Vit1eS dur1ng the JUUIOP year were hdyF1dCS and bake sales In our senlor year we started off w1th seventeen students We lost C8011 Reynolds, Fugene Clough and Nancy Borchert We gained Walt Eldred, Valeda Halstead, Helena Rasmussen and Don Wh1tney Offlcers were Pres1dent, D1ck Jewell, V1ce Pres1dent, Don Wh1tney, Secretary, Eleanor Mlller, and Treasurer, four members on the basketball team There are eight members 1n chorus and five members 1n band Our representat1ves to the student council were Neal W1lsey CPres1dentJ and Janice Sal1sbury The h1ghl1ghts of the year were turned on the Sen1or Play which added two hundred and forty dollars to our treasury We set a quota of six hundred dollars on the sale of magaZ1n9S and we met the quota Dther act1v1t1es dur1ng the school year 53 54 were se1l1ng of refreshments at games, sale of taify, ChF1StmaS cards sell1ng, bake sales and suppers We, the Sen1or Class of 1953 54 W1Sh all the undergraduates ot M H S success 1n the future f 5' UN' 1 N 'mx I Q 6 x THIS PAGE SPONSORED PY PATSY ANN SHOP AND BEACH'S GARAGE 13 xt I 54 'Q.,l ' . ' , : ' ' ' . e Janice Salisbury. We had three members of the class on the football team and - if gnu! 5 JEWXQFQE me K 3 U EFI 9 3 I ,W a 7 0 J 2

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Prophecy As I gaze 1nto my crystal ball, I see many thlngs before me I see breddy B , who now 1S the manager of the cheese plant of Mllford, talk1ng to Don W the b1gg6St farmer 1n Westv1lle Don, after a good start 1n Mr Barney's Ag classes, bought out h1s father's farm and now 1S pros per1ng very well Two other graduates of the class of 1954 from Westville who followed 1n the1r father's footsteps are Helen S and Dick J Helen took over the bus l1ne to the new grade school 1n the commun1ty, and after such good service 15 now the newly elected mayor Dick J followed his father and now 15 runn1ng the bus to M1lford After three years of fa1th ful S6PV1C6 he has set a new world's record for that run of s1x mlnutes and th1rty e1ght seconds Ken S now 15 a Command1ng off1cer 1n the Oneonta Nat1onal Guard After n1ne years of serxice he was well rewarded Jan1Ce S is now run n1ng a s1ghtsee1ng tour of Murphy H1ll, gust for out of towners of course Cl1ff E now 1S the road comm1ss1oner as he bought a new Mercury and wanted to make sure that he had good roads on wh1ch to dr1ve Probably the biggest news 1S the fact that walt E can be seen 1n the Yankee Stad1um at any home game, not playlng of course, sel11ng peanuts J1m W has bought a farm on Lane H111 as h1s father thought lt better as they would save money on gas Vally H 15 now runnlng a l1ttle farm w1th the boy for whom she hurr1ed through school Neal W bought out the Glass's Ch1Ck6H farm, they l1ke lt better that way Marlan E flnally got her dent1st l1cense and on her f1rst dr1ll1ng she struck 011 and she and her old h1gh school buddy lean S fthe actress, of coursel are tak1ng a world tour Eleanor H has settled down w1th that boy from the A1r Force Helena R 1S now on a tour of the states and her PUb11C1t5 puts lt 'Just Danc1ng Her Way Across the States' Edo1e S 1S now a phys1cal therap1st as he learned the trade durtng leaves me so lets leave lt that way because they hanen't found anythlng for me yet, but they'll keep try1ng, I hope Class Will Helen Strong leaves her shy way to Iillias Buttignol D1ck Jewell leaves h1S g1rl fr1ends to Harold Sprague To Hugh Francis goes Eddle Schnack's football ab1l1ty Clifford Edson leaves h1s m1ld mannered way to Russ W1lsey Ken Strong leaves h1s ablllty to drive to Charlle Bloomer Tom Carroll leaves h1s c1ty accent to Marcel Jammet J1m Welch leaves Doris to anybody Don Wh1tney leaves h1s b1g br1ght eyes to Frank Allard To Janet Sm1th goes Jean Swartout's husky V01Ce Walt Eldred leaves h1s good op1n1on of h1mself to L1nn Larsen Valeda Halstead leaves her ab1l1ty to secure an engagement r1ng to L12 Adee Marlan hggleston leaves her Pord truck to Bud Cooper, so he can get off the h1ll too Eleanor Mlller leaves her love of the A1r Force to Donna McEwen Helena Rasmussen leaves her tap danc1ng ab1l1ty to M1nn1e Ballard Fred Barnard g1ves h1s Pontlac back to the Indlans Jan1ce Sal1sbury leaves her qu1etness to Jan1ce Lockwood Neal W1lsey doesn't leave anyth1ng, he's SB1f1Sh The class of 1954 leaves the remalns of M H S to the undergraduates THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MILFORD G. L. F. 14 the long stay that he enJoyed at the hospital. And so I guess that just O