Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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LOUELLA COVERDALE Not usually a claimant to hilarity, Louella is not- withstanding, ready to add her part when the fun begins. A genuine follower of the homeroom teams, she adds her bit in basketball, softball, and hockey. In spite of the fact that she came to us in the ninth grade, her ready smile has won her a place in the hearts of every- one. With her sincerity, someone is sure to have an unbeatable secretary. - t'Vst» JEHU DAyiS nfr His active work in the F. F. A and 4-H Club has won him a great deal of recognition as being a future dairy farmer. Jack is modest, but with his neat appearance and gentlemanly manner, it has been an easy task for him to win many chums. An excellent student, he is an advocate of the theory that a word from the wise is sufficient. LV . li .0 VIVIAN COLE Although Vivian moved away from us once, it must have been fate that brought her back to graduate with friends easily made because of her wonderful person- ality. This petite blond is a member of the F. H. A. and the sport editor of the Maroon and Gold. She is neat and attractive with a facial expression that would lead one to believe that she is quiet. Beware though, because it takes very little to get her wound up. CLARA COVERDALE Seemingly quiet, but really lively and efficient, lara may be depended upon to serve on committees and sell anything the class has to offer. Assistant editor of the Yearbook and a D. A. R. candidate. Always neatly dressed, she looks good and is well- liked by all who know her. -.. --

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BILL EISENBREY BETTY DEPUTY Another member of those three inseparable Mus- keteers , Betty is a willing worker. She has the kind of ambition that is sure to earn her a place in the commercial world. Betty likes all sports, but is particularly interested in basketball and softball. An amiable person, she seems to take everything in her stride, including a little tap dancing. GLENN DILL X sfippla. r 1 y gentleman who has earned plenty of trips to his good work in the F. F. A. and 4-H Clubs. He was the President of the Junior Class and is an able worker of the Senior Class. Glenn is the capable editor of the Maroon and Gold. This fellow will go far in the field of agriculture. An easy-going gent, Bill seems to possess the idea that I'll get there when I arrive. It's hard to tell whether he’s blushing or not, with that ruddy com- plexion. Slightly on the bashful side, nevertheless, he is a lot of fun in a crowd. Intramural football seems to be a standout in his curriculum. Hisworkas President of the F. F. A. is especially noteworthy. GILBERT EMORY Friendly, good-natured F. F. A. member who is always smiling. Tall, dark, and handsome sports participant. While he's a whiz on the basketball court, his prowess on a ball diamond has earned him the title of Babe. Gilbert's pride and joy is his car which he generally loads up on every trip to town.