Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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homore Ci g- eK Class Officers : President, Dorothy Paige Secretary, Mary Holzmueller Vice-President, Cornelia Bennett Treasurer, Mary Hammond Class Colors : Grsen and Gold Class Flower: Daisy CLASS ROLL: Cornelia Bennett Mamie Beswick Lulu Collins Helena Evans Blanche Foulk Mary Hammond Postles Hammond John Holston Mary Holzmueller Helen Marvel EX-MEMBERS OF CLASS: Elizabeth Anderson Lena Hall Elizabeth Houseman Ruth Mavhew Willis Hammond Harold Henry John Holston Mai shall Hugg Roland Savage Fred Shockley Albert Vaughn Henry Wilkins Flsther Walls Lillian Mayliew Dorothy Paige Vernon Pierce Ruth Philips Grace Savage Ethel Swain Mary Vinyard David Warren Ruth Windsor 29

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Sopbomore Glass Tcp Rcw- Lulu Collins Helen Marvel. Second Row— Mamie Beswick, Mary Hammond, Ethel Swain, Mary Vinyard, David Warren. Third Row—Postles Hammond. Ruth Phillips, Cornelia Bennett Blanche Foulk. Front Row—IV ary Holzmueller Grace Savage, Dorothy Paige, Lillian Mayhew.

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Sophomore Class. NA ME. Why ( He Is Here. V ' ' ) What ( Ht Intend To I)o Sltc ) Remarks Cornelia Bennett To Play Piano in Chapel ■ Open a cooking school She makes a noise once in a while but is perfectly harmless Mamie Beswick To light up the H- S. with her smile. Become a historian All there and a yard wide Lulu Collins To prove her worth. Teach the heathen To be virtuous is to do well Helena Evans To reduce the attend- ance average To become an artist Notice the way she wears her hair Blanche Foulk To make herself worthy of admiration Intends to smile and grow thin Might help others to success Mary Hammond To make a reputation Marry the first man who asks her. so she says Everybody’s friend Postles Hammond To be an ornament Run an automobile Listen for Postle’s cut-out ! John Holston To learn his lesson Be a good boy With proper care may become useful citizen Mary Holzmueller To make lile interesting Lead somebody a dusty chase Favorite express-ion ‘ O, Punk !” Helen Marvel To develop her voice Sing in the angelican choir Hang your clothes on a hick ory limb but don't go near the water Lillian Mayhew To tickle the piano To become an elocu- tionist Will be successful Dorothy Paige To boss the class To becomes suffra- gette Slender and fair Notice the red hair Vernon Pearce To rest his eyes Fish Vernon always seems sleepy Ruth Phillips To develop her power of speech Talk! Talk!! Talk!!! She was born for something great Grace Savage To cultivate her voice Warble like a nightin- gale She should become a grand opera singer Ethel Swain To keep from being heard Love long and be happy We must take time and re- flection if we would be bril- liant Mary Vinyard To close windows To eat and grow fat Her smile is the light of inno- cence. but— David Warren To make as much noise as possible To become a major League player Can only play ball with his tongue Ruth Windsor Write notes to go Too little to decide You should hear her sing 3)