Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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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

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CLASS OFFICERS THE LEROY RUST.................................President On the shoulders of Rusty has fallen the re- sponsibility of guiding our class through the last and most important two years of High School. Throughout this time he has urged us on to dif- ferent undertakings. Dogged determination to have us successful characterized his guidance. To him we owe our appreciation. JACK GIBSON...........................Vice-President As Vice-President Jack has corried on many of our business activities and has done a commendable job of substituting for our president when he was unable to preside. His assistance with various class projects, and especially this yearbook, has been invaluable. PHYLLIS ISAACS..............................Secretary Cheerfully and successfully executing the duties of class secretary is Phyl. She undertakes every task with a smile, and is never too busy but that she can lend her assistance to any new prospect that presents itself. Securing information for the Seniors is one of her most important duties. GERRY CALHOUN...............................Treasurer Managing the funds of any class is a tremendous task, but Gerry has capably handled all monetary problems for the Seniors. Steadiness and depend- ableness, qualities needed by all business executives, are both possessed by our treasurer.