Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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XTo “tSHir” Class Oh, our class of 1911 None has excelled it ever, But the dear old school we now must leave The ties of love we must sever. Of all the classes of M. H. S., The greatest is 1911 ; A wonderful record we’ve made in the school Since September 1907. The first year was a star one, Successes came thick and fast Through Sophomore and Junior years, To the Senior year, at last. We’re sorry to part with our teachers, (They made it hard, all right) But we’re sure they’ll bear sweet memories Of our standard : Gold and White ! E. D. and E. C. J. 16

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Class Day Ojffi cers A Brief Farce E. C. Jenkins Helen Mahan P. T. Carlisle T. C. Collins Address of Welcome Class Will History “The Sweet Girl Graduate” will be presented by Eva Deputy Elizabeth Foulk M. Wheeler M- Holzmueller Joseph Sipple Elizabeth Aldred Mary Draper Prophecy Mantle Oration • . . . Acceptance of Mantle for Junior Class Advice to Junior and Sophomore Classes f Blanche Blocksom I. William B. Foulk Edith Simpson Wm. Viereck Emma Davis Presentation of Gifts Advice to Freshmen ( Stanley Vibbert May Deputy I William Foulk Elma Deputy Song Class Artist Valedictory Salutatory Commencement 1911 HONOR ROLL Mary Clark Draper Elizabeth Newberry Aldred Paris Townsend Carlisle Elma Depute Eva Deputy Margaret Holzmueller Elizabeth Jenkins Mar3- Edith Simpson Joseph Sipple Stanley Ray Vibbert Emma Welch Davis Bertha La Tour Welcome Eva Deputy E. C. Jenkins M. Holzmueller Bertha Welco me First Honor Second Honor 14

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Elizabeth N. Aldred, “We love her for her wealth of womanhood, her quiet manner, her sweet replies.” As her name would imply, Betty is very lova- ble, modest and reserved. She is a faithful stu- dent, and has made every moment of her Senior year count. She is one of the brightest girls in the class, and has done a great amount of study- ing Betty has not had time to take any active part in class work, but to have this honest sincere girl for a friend is a favor which those who enjoy the privilege prize highly, anil which those who do not enjoy it should seek. She is a member of Alpha Phi. Athletic Association, and Deutscher Verein. Blanche A. Blocksom. “To be merry best becomes her.” Secretary of Alpha Phi, member Athletic As- sociation and Deutscher Verein Tom came to Mil- ford from Saratoga and joined our class in the So- phomore year, and her popularity has constantly increased since she made her debut in the High School. She is a great lover of all sports, espec- ially those of the school. The fact that she is alive contradicts the sayingthat the good die young. Next to sawing a violin, her favorite occupations are looking at fashion plates and trying to play bridge. She is always busy, and carries on fully as much correspondence as all the school put together. Many of her letters come from the other end of the room.