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

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Gllawgnng, I llvrmhl' 4- IIIIZH' 'I , :Lf ' 1. - , f- I - ' ' 4, -- I -0- We, the Class of 'T95O, W th a feeling of sad ess in our hearts, . And so to our dear old hig school we proudl . bid a fffmd Hfllell, :: Z, i' F l I 2 u4 nr ' Y 'W A .-,,,. 4 I -, ' .ALJ . 'O -5 -P,-gg 4- 4- 'g' 0 lrnrz' ll A ff 5 I 2 I-llilfill If ' A' I I H -L. - V '7 o T 7 F L llhiflilf ' :nr-'- -5:1 --1- L P I X lr - 3 J J 151' L J. I ' 0 J' 0 7 Realize that now th- time approaches whan dear, old frien s must part. ' As we set our course and try o conquer fields an w. IIKHI ll ' ...ll- :c:::::: Y nn- ,:-: it ' 1, J ' lil' U 5 141.'T'V1lC - f 1 'P' - - Q O nary' ll 1' 'Z 1 l1f!. I 'I . 11 I !Y - :I 1 la ' 1 -. , ' + .Xi I +4-I v ,But sweet memories we shall t easure iorever to carry in our hearts. Re olving to do or die we, to ourselves mu t alwa s be true, 0. . uvlxrrru 1x7--gl 0 ,u-lllf if - ' Q 1 A A A - V-Ifllffff I 'I ws: E .lftlun IQ' I Q lIll!f I I Q I-Y-IIIII U visa.-ff, ' url a -9- Ill Z o il: f f ' ff TT i-'iI3E3fr ll:Zn1l.l. Y .' Y , . 1 :nu,::,:, - - - - :: .L I ,P J '- Ins L . I jr 1-r :lr T 1 As into the world we boldly ventur:, to take our place lndrioour part. A And to givq to our life our best, always able to meet life's test. :lUl1Ql l' ' - Wizlll, WI 'S--' ? ' 1- ,I lii A p .lv U. lf! .151 - 4 I 4 ' 4- Irv 0 0 4 -4- + ' i:::-.,..:' - :.l.. ': az: - -z.:: ....-..- lygizlrgg-1 ' Q! 1 ll 'I Y -if 1T'Ij -11-li iwiil . o - 1 nl Lr1ZlL1i - A 'f' Score--Ada Greeningg Lyrics--Eileen.Haubert

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las 2 Farm Let us tell you of the class of '5Og We are sure you'll think we're nifty. We think that we shall never see A girl so quiet as our Shirley. Charlie is our nhot rod ace, And at debates he sets the pace. Tommy is our tall, blonde, ladg If he's angry it must be a new fad. As class leader Harold was topsg We hope his ambition never stops. To We Allen is our bowling king, make sure our school activities were called on Ada for a real success. the best And at basketball he's quite the thing. Eileen is a musical lass, And when she plays she plays with class. Marjorie is a tempermental gal, But rain or shine she's a real pal. We are sure that Viola will one day be A teacher of the highest degree. Did you say you were looking for Frances? Why, you'll find her at one of the square dances! Hughie is our mathmetician, But when it comes to school he's often miss1n'. Jimmy has got what it takesg We're sure that he'll get many good breaks. We know that you will all agree That John will someday succeed Crosby. Here's to Joan soon to be a brideg She's sure to be her husband's pride. A lovely smile and reddish hair Is positive proof that Caroline is there. A sudden burst of laughter near And you know Barbara will soon appear. Blonde and fair, bright and gay That's Anita in every way. Winter, summer, spring or fall Peggy has a smile for all. And'now if ou've wondered who the authors ma be Y Y Who else but Harriet and Dorothy! -fi T ,L --- .1--1? . l-T F5,g1:::Tii:r::: l ,xi , :?i!2:ifT:EEE?f-'M :2f':? L27 E-E9:af1,n5?i?E37 l Ffii ,..- - iZIII lp ,' - -hge..-2: - 155, -' rjifeag, AQ of -we--'zznij ., Jqfgiips .L f:ii::::f'jTv'P - awjv --if f.'.c L,lefg:2T.a ' , 7 Ilsililefiq fy kr -tex . NTU -' - - l Y' Op,-4' 424' ' ' ij:-Ty A ' -.4 -f l 1- V' ,Z 1 ,r' - '- fi',, Xl.1.1..-, 41 ' 'F Y ' ai'-ffiql' - Af I I' ow 04 Y ' 1 ' , ...-r -Q.. 113, - .x,-,f- f.M4 K vQS - N ' hwy' ,fn - 7 G'4Lf,Q:-fgelj. Q 551' f ,, .fm -.1 thaw sq ., , xv-114I.1 A-A..-Il-1.v-e we A I 2391 . Iyr ,-33 Q ay -, J, J ' . ,- ,Q ff Dv 4 'JJ ' , f' -g,f-t .asf 7- - H W ,, l,.l-l,-.W. lull 4 ,. A ' 1- f 18

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ass mafia uetzss r Gaul Q-alarm rimsnwi- lite gflnmwemib Kass N all After co gu.-- -5. .Q . gp we chos for our cl ss tto Success Our oa s -v o- :- for us he ff dge we have alre ga I Q- f d 'iw s cce s e -o s achiev We ve : ys elieved --- k :iff - man things will make : - :gn l ing--t at tho ee o know ome- thing of ev y -4 to he stars wi get ust that much re pers - - ---1 o t f thai spiri -- emotional l . Our goals ha e been many. our firs o e was to graduate. For a ng - e ha 1 v -- ab t graduation day and all that it or d mean to u Th - too we have all worked to achieve some sort of soc : adjus s nt. Another goal was to give ourselves a good pre atio .- .. ag or a career. We studied the things which ould s: - 'us in our future life. During our school year ff: ave wo ed' to ain- ing our goals, but now we : e ac d the e- 1 ife where we must each go his own way n '- search -- er or f y W , th Class f 1950, have ch s n as our Q ass flower r s and 1 our colors, cr --- dwhi . more 1d happiness N K y trad t n, and common usage ave :X : -.- -V. io- to - g eat many flowers. 'P e Gr -1 : an extensilvel f wer language purpor symbo 4 o ts ' - ee gs. During the Middle 'gf Ch 'sg y, as .- f- revive flower symb s . I a --- foun ' - Q-' ng for senti tal reasons. Q ro e s bemm j. ol o f nce and l :. ness. th r f ow s bol can H . - vs- more b : t pictu S an t Q ose n. '- er ce t -Kose in t at e and 'poeti t but t 2 - - - rles X 4 las i , 1+ S 1 ' N t d e f gg f' fx' X e h fl ar 1 . h - simple o Th mas oore's xpresses a fitting tr tetothef -1 f 27- Q t ou :- t e sweet t Ilower ' a eve dran ' 9 ambe howerg 'U 1 ou art -- 'e fon t child O dimp ed spring the -lv nymph wild. Y I ' I 3 I ., se's oolism of lov ans to us the lasting and 1 endship which have dev ,- ed among the members cf our lass. Its sent mentality will :Xi recall to us the most cherished memories we possess :li .K triurrphs and hardships we faced as a group during t - lon happy years of high school. The beauty and comple ity o he rose means the way we, as a fairly large' class, have co-o ated these years with the least amount of difficulty. A as the petals of the rose fall at the end of summer, so wil a each embark on our own course of life. 20