Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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FLORENCE LYNCH Affectionately called Minnie by her friends. Pos- sesses a sunny disposition and a friendly, pleasant smile. Loves play-acting. Can sing, but must have Louise beside her—for moral support. Participates in Glee Club and Chorus. Loyal worker for the class and school. PAUL LYNCH Our vocal virtuoso. Intensely dislikes any compari- son to Frank Sinatra. Talented tap dancer as well as singer. Neat dresser, well-liked personality. His car is his pride and joy. And what about June? You ask Paul—he'll be happy to tell you. JOSEPH McFAUL A complex personality who can be most dignified when need be—and yet—his unfailing love of mis- chief has brought the nickname Puck. He is con- tinually bubbling over with good humor, and a never- ending supply of pranks, tricks, and jokes. Whenever necessary he capably assumes role of vice-president acting during the president's absence. A good student, withal. LORRAINE MILLS Has a full supply of laughter and fun. Talk?—Have you ever heard her? Never does she get tongue-tied. The youngest member of the class, but don’t let that fool you; she's also one of the most diligent. Plays Juliet to Tom's Romeo. GENEVA MOORE Gentle, quiet nature. Willing worker; friendly, co- operative spirit. Joined us in our junior year. Shy, well liked by all who know her. A dependable worker and a faithful student. LOUISE NAILOR Possessor of poise and grace. Enthusiastic member who takes a leading part in class activities. Has a very sweet singing voice. Participated in Christmas pro- gram, bazaar and minstrel show. Amiable in disposi- tion, earnest in manner.

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YVONNE HOLLIS Attractive girl with naturally curly hair and fascinat- ing green eyes. Bonnie ’ as she is known to her friends, willingly indulges in all class discussions and other activities. Proves that beauty and brains do mix. ELIZABETH ANN HOUSTON Selected as most versatile girl, Libby lives up to her title. Is an active member of the band, enthusiastic basketball forward; was a soloist in the Christmas program; has a leading role in the operetta The Mikado, and an outstanding part in the senior class play. Her winning personality, constant sense of humor and great determination will carry her far. VIRGINIA HUNT Lively forward on the basketball team. Wide-eyed attentive student in classes. Loves jitterbugging and jive. Friendly, likeable, quick-spoken. Doesn't worry, but takes all tasks in her stride. Here's to a good companion! FRANKLIN JONES One of the most enthusiastic Future Farmers of America. Willing, eager to be helpful, Frank partici- pates in an unobtrusive efficient way. Frankly admits he's baffled by some of the selections in English litera- ture, but he calmly plods through and sticks to his interpretations. JUNE JOSEPH If giggles were sold, she would be rich. Her sunny attitude enlightens all of her companions. As for Eng- lish themes who can help but remember the one about her dream? Attractive, popular brunette—perennial member of May Court. Always neatly dressed—could easily be an ad for Mademoiselle. ISABELLA KISH Daughter of a faculty member, joined us in our senior year. Has maintained a high standard in grades throughout high school. This resulted in her becoming one of our top ranking students. Well known for her brilliance and quick thinking. Active leader in chemistry and geometry.

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 MILDRED MOY Silent, shy—but tun-loving, too. Good-natured personality. At times has trouble controlling that giggle. Millie, as she is fondly known, joined our class in the eighth grade. She likes to travel, having come to America from Norway. HENRY PUSEY Industrious assistant editor of the yearbook, and president of Student Council. Not easily stumped on delivering speeches—extemporaneous or otherwise. Makes a marvelous master of ceremonies—remember the minstrel? Fervent science enthusiast. All-round likeable chap! MONTE RUBLE Tallest boy in the class. Calm, easy-going manner may have been fully developed while living in Louisiana for a year. Looks the part of a typical athlete. During senior year was elected co-captain of football squad. After football—well, Monte frankly admits he's no adherent to the homework theory. ELINORE SATTERFIELD During class—quiet as a mouse—after class, watch out! Always popping up with, What's that?” She turns lunch time into a holiday. Anxious, earnest stu- dent. Faithful worker after school hours. Desire to get ahead keeps her standing good. HENRY SAUNDERS If Donald Duck or a hefty woman is needed, call on Hank. He can imitate both with equal ease. Delights in amusing the girls with his antics. Has definite dramatic and artistic talents. Remember the hill-billy he portrayed in Cornin' Round the Mountain? Sports editor and football player. In his serious moments he works with utmost vigor and pride. MARGARET SAUNDERS Always ready with a friendly greeting and forever willing to lend a helping hand. Loyal and devoted to the class and school. Did a wonderful job in interesting patrons in the yearbook. Faithful in her work. She and Henry are a model brother and sister in their help- fulness to each other.