Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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ELSIE SENNETT Energetic personality who specializes in jitterbug- ging. Active on debating teams. Enthusiastic member of merchandising class. Takes a great interest in chorus, band and intra-mural basketball. CHARLES SHILLING Selected as most industrious boy in the class. Charles lives up to his reputation. But since all work and no play make Jack a dull boy, Charles is ready for the laughs when they arise. HERMAN SHORT Fun-loving Shorty. Always ready to join in any kind of mischief. Outstanding member of football squad. Good natured and a friend to all. MARY SHORT A friendly lass who because of her enthusiasm in merchandising class this year, became the president. Steady in class work and a cheerful cooperative participant in out-of-school activities. JAMES SMITH The intellectual type who divides his time between his studies and extra-curricular activities. Has very efficiently (with the help of his staff) planned and executed the composition of Victoria '46. A versatile chap, who joined us in our junior year to become a football player, baseball star, science enthusiast and holder of leading parts in our operettas. Quite enamored of Betsy. ELAINE STEELE Lovable, pleasant blonde. Rosie joined us in our junior year to become an immediate hit with all stu- dents. Soft spoken, appealing. Has a sweet smile and charming, sincere manner. Is a member of the girls' varsity basketball squad. Likes other sports and dancing.

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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.

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GERALDINE TEMIN Friendly, warm hearted, and sympathetic. Has a mischievous smile and a twinkle in those blue eyes. Energetic, ambitious. Joined basketball team in her senior year. Unselfish—always willing to help others. Desires to become a doctor. Was voted to receive the good citizenship reward presented by the Daughters of the American Revolution. BETTY VINYARD Tall, striking blonde. Cheerful, carefree, happy. Pos- sesses unlimited energy for extra-curricular activities. Has been a faithful and loyal follower in all class activities. DORIS VOSHELL Easy to know, cheerful in manner. Interested in music and is a cheering spectator at sports events. Neat in appearance. MARGARET WARD Quiet, reserved girl with an impish grin. Called Peggy by all her friends. Studious, but always ready for a laugh. Joins in all class activities. Was an out- standing guard on basketball team in her junior year. A happy individual with a will to work. MARGARET ANN WARNER Gracious, neatly dressed, cheerful. A combination of naturally curly black hair, dark eyes, pleasant smile, and modest disposition. Capable secretary of class of '46. Exceptionally adept at shouldering responsibilities. Full of good humor. Never shirks a duty and under- takes all with a smile. ]ACK WATSON A vigorous individual full of humor and mischief. Placing thumb tacks in chairs is his specialty. Always on hand to operate moving picture machine. Helpful in class activities.