Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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CLASS DF 1945 MISS VICTORIA HURLEY Miss Hurley joined the faculty of Milford High School in 1943, and this year accepted the responsibility of being advisor to the Senior Class of 1945. The Victoria is the result of her promoting and organizing the work on the first yearbook of Milford High, an activity which required much of her time and an inestimable amount of thought. Her skill in dramatics and other forms of entertainment is becoming widely known; her kindness in giving individual counsel and attention has made her a popular teacher and friend. Modern music and literature, as well as the classics, claim her attention. We are indeed grateful for her whole-hearted cooperation, sincere consideration, and genuine friendliness. 13

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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.

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PHYLLIS ARMOUR Unassuming Phyl goes her way smilingly. Seldom hurried, yet always ready for whatever comes. Member of Glee Club and Mixed Chorus—Destined to take her place in life as another Florence Nightingale. LORRAINE BEEBE A pretty well-mannered brunette. Active in Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. On the quiet side, but fun-loving and loyal. CHARLES BENNETT Always the source of amusement in our strictest classes, Charlie has a wonderful disposition and an untiring sense of humor. F. F. A. man and Chorine at the Bazaar. BILLIE BURN Diminutive member of the class, Billie is. very fond of dancing and a good time. Full of fuss and flutter as she flies from one place to another. She has participated in Glee Club and Mixed Chorus and as a Senior joined the basketball team. DAISY BOWEN Quiet demure little maid—answers to the name of Dee. Has chosen the Nursing profession. Member of choral groups. DICK BARTO When asked what he likes best, Dick frankly confesses Women, food, and women! Joined us in our Junior year, became one of our outstanding athletes, participating in football, baseball and basket- ball. As Senior served as Captain of basketball team. His quips and natural good humor always brighten a dull moment.