Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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FACULTY OF MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL English Department MRS. FLORENCE WILLIAMS MRS. ISABELLE WATERBURY MISS VICTORIA HURLEY History Department MISS MARY FREAS MISS JANE HERSON Mathematics MR. PETER HAMPSTEAD MR. BLAIR RHODES Commercial MISS LOUISE HASTINGS MISS REBA EISENBREY Music MR. MAXIMILLIAN MEHLMANN MISS ADELE KNEFI EY Manual Training mr. john McCullough Agriculture MR. MARVIN G. CALLIS TRAINED FACULTY Science MR. MELVIN WHITMIRE MISS NORMA HOLLIS MR. BLAIR RHODES Latin and Spanish MRS. VIRGINIA RUST Home Economics MRS. ALMA SMITH Physical Education MISS S. REBECCA BUCKINGHAM Social Studies MRS. RUTH NEMESH Mathematics MRS. FLORENCE TRAVERS English MRS. ISABELLE WATERBURY MISS VICTORIA HURLEY MRS. MILDRED WELLS MR. MELVIN WHITMIRE

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AND A WELL MRS. FLORENCE TRAVERS MISS NORMA HOLLIS MISS VICTORIA HURLEY MRS. VIRGINIA RUST MISS JANE HERSON MRS. MILDRED WELLS MISS ERNA MARTIN MRS. RUTH NEMESH MRS. ISABELLE WATERBURY MRS. ALMA SMITH MISS LOUISE HASTINGS MISS REBECCA BUCKINGHAM MRS. FLORENCE WILLIAMS MISS REBA EISENBREY MISS MARY FREAS MISS EDNA BARKER MR. ROBERT SHILLING MR. MAXIMILLIAN MEHLMANN MR. HERBERT NICHOLS MR. MELVIN WHITMIRE MR. PETER HAMPSTEAD mr. john McCullough MR. BLAIR RHODES MR. MARVIN CALLIS MR. WALTER McGINNES 8

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D. A. R. WINNER Each year the Daughters of the American Rev- olution present an award to the Senior girl who is seemed the most worthy recipient. In order to qualify, four characteristics a girl must possess are: dependability, which includes truthfulness, loyalty, and punctuality; service, which includes cooperation, courtesy and consideration of oth- ers; leadership, including personality, self-control, and ability to assume responsibility; and patriot- ism, which means unselfish interest in school, community, and the nation. Every member of the senior class is asked to- choose one girl whom he or she thinks most nearly exemplifies those characteristics. From the names thus chosen the three highest are selected to be voted on by the faculty. This year's final choice is Miss Hazel Sapp. Hazel has, throughout her school years, devoted herself conscientiously to her studies. Her cheer- ful cooperation is commendable. Whatever she undertakes to do is done with quiet assurance and consideration. She possesses warm friendli- ness and an unselfish nature. As Hazel's reward, she will receive a one hundred dollar war bond, series E, and a cer- tificate of award. No pins are being given be- cause of the scarcity of metal. But the names of all girls who have won are kept on file, so that after the war they may receive their right- ful award. 10