Milford High School - Auf Wiedersehn Yearbook (Milford, PA)

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, .fQwwxw155ZuoMXfWQi4QueQvMaMQLQwQvfMMQAmAMvWw5Ao4j FRE HMA CLASS Row one, Cleft to rightj: Glen Harrison. Darcy VVhit.:night, Goff Lawson, James Knouse, Edward Hess, Billy Mel-lenry, Billy avis. Walter Gordon. Row two: Elmer Hunter, Evelyn Deitrich, Dottie M il-ianry, June Mausteller, Kathryn Acornley, Hazel 0'Brien, Fannie Stedman, Lena Heath, Jane Dil dine, Ruth Letteer, Harold Botsford, Row three: Alvera Delluea, Edna Wood, Virginia S toker, Gladys Fritz, Ruth Young, Jean Moss, Carlotta NVar'd, Sarah Ellen MacDougall, Miss Steigerwalt. Rowbfour: Bill Moss, Daniel Young, Ruth Heath, Grace WVelliver, Ina Kearkuff, Eleanor Fritz, Fred ' ePoe. Row tive: Carlton Fritz, John Phillips, George Park s. CAN YOU IMAGINE? Harold Botsford usually has an answer Lena Heath-Shirley's her favorite. ready? Ina Kearkuff- Do you have your les- Billy Davis, short and stout?? sons? Carlton Fritz, our baby LeRoy? Sarah Ellen McDougall, the freshman poet? Walter Gordon sits up by Emery in Allge- bra class? Edward Hess? Give lid chewing gum and a dozen girls and he'll be happy. Goff Lawson would look silly connected with a love affair? VVilliam Moss out to be a movie star? George Parks never raises his voice? Paul Cardenis, our great tease? Fred DePoe, our eight footer? Gordon Fink, the boy most Freshman girls fall for? Glen Harrison, our Rudy Vallee-and can he sing? Elmer Hunter plays the guitar and hates the women? james Knouse comes to sch-ool with his lisp every morning? Billy McHenry comes to school without his lessons and is proud of it? john Phillips has his mouth open any time and any place? Darcy Whitqiight, the class president? Daniel Young, a bright boy of the Fresh- man class? Alvera DeLuca, our brown-eyed Susan? Wilmadine Doak full of fun and in love with a future farmer? Eleanor Fritz- heavens ? Dottie McHenry flidn't swallow the love bug, but stopped to chew it? Hazel O'Brien always has something to laugh about? ' Fannie Stedman, our nightingale? Carlotta VVard can rattle off pig Latin ? EdnalVVood will some day dye her hair rec ? Kathryn Acornley always has a smile? Evelyn Deitrick apt to love them all? Jane Dildine falls out of love quicker than she falls in? Dorothy Doty, tall and slim? Gladys Fritz can't stay put? Ruth Heath has four eyes s-o she can al- ways see straight? Ruth Letteer, our vice-president and can't decide whether it's blonde or brunette? June Mausteller loves to gather eggs in rubber gloves? jean Moss-lf you don't know your Alge- bra, ask Jean. Helen Rhodomyer is one of our fair blondes? Virginia Stoker thinks Rudy Vallee is swell and could fall for him? Grace WelliveriBoy! Can she take her part? Ruth Young can eat plenty of Clark bars? AN 2V9Y'7N77W'!VVV7fF7V'YQ'y7'f'lV7S2'2'!3T Y Y lZNH9VlVWN Nf 5 l301

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YT ' V-rf, 7c7WAMANW'ANWANWNVNNJfA!xVNAMlN 7VfL'X 7U , , 7 , '7 , 7' lZU'.JJ5AbZ2QTfQ95795AlAL7f175l,6lAZ'A6ZNlvVJV , , , NAA HO E ECG GMICS HIS year there are fourteen Seniors and eight Juniors in the Home Economics departm-ent. Included in this course are the following subjects: Foods and Home lllanagement, taught by lllrs. Esther lX'lcH+enryg Sewing and Family Social Problems, by llfliss Pauline Steigerwalt. who entered the faculty this term. During the year each Senior girl is required to prepare and serve at least one meal. These may be served to persons whom she wishes to invite. The meals must be carefully prepared as the cost of them may not exceed one dollar. ln this way the girls are taught to prepare well balanced and nourishing meals for a small amount of money. The lunch is the most important thing in the Foods class. Hot lunches are served, here every day throughout the school term. A variety of hot dishes and soups are prepared, with chocolate milk especially for the children. The Junior girls serve these lunches. Three of them serve at a time for a period of six Weeks. Sewing includes a certain amount of work to be completed during the school term. Scheduled with this is also Red Cross sewing. lNIost of the material for this sewing is furnished by the Red Cross, but a certain quantity is brought in by pupils of the school. The material brought in by the pupils is renovated in such a way as to produce profitable results. By this arrangement the members of the Sewing divi- sion are not only aiding the community, but are also acquiring valuable experiences and training in the Sewing field. Q --Arlene K arns A.. .fu ,Z was 1 X--t QQ LST Q. . 'xv' swygj rx -.1 'f umfy fi 5 I -,gs-Iii. 1.11 v ' ' ' ' ' ' ' NT7VKT779x7tNN7t7V'7VViA7VViYCfAAlVVVVfAWP??VxTbT IVYVNWNWNN T YYY ACYVVV' VIVSNAAF' KA?6fVNNWL V ' Y Y Ygyw 0 im 4