Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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Donald Beebe Tall, handsome, former class president who has done a praiseworthy job as lay-out editor of the year- book. Although an injured thumb kept him out of varsity sports, he took an evident interest in intramurals. Don's work on the prom proved his dependability. Ruth Ann Beideman Conscientious, faithful, participant in class activities. A charter member of the Honor Society, Buzzy was a real go-getter for ads. Will always be remembered as dashing about trying to accomplish a million things at once. The bus terminal will never be the same without her Buses leaving for Philadelphia, Wilmington Donald Black First a loud noise, next a gust of wind and then Don and his motorcycle come into sight. Height, along with his ability, has made him an asset in Milford's interscholastic program. We think he'U go far in his chosen field of traveling. Doris Brown Appears quiet, but brother, watch out! Izzy has the distinction of having chosen the most unusual occupation in our class—that of a mortician. Active in softball and basketball, she is also endowed with a benign personality which should help her in whatever she attempts to do.

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Anthony Calvanesa Rudolph is known for his red nose, Tony for his red face. Quiet and forceful individual, he may shy from the girls, but not the girls from Tony. We're proud of his fine work on the football team and his willing support of intramurals. Betty Carey A sweet, shy senior with a soft voice, Betty seems quiet in class but manages to turn up with some good ideas and the perseverance to carry them out. In the spring she's sure to be found out on some soft-ball diamond doing her part. Another representative from the flourishing community of Ellendale, she can be depended on for a friendly smile and a cheerful word. Sally Carr Slender and attractive, Sally is known for her co-operative spirit in class projects. Many of the ads in our yearbook have been done by her. Her gift for picturesque wording, concealed from the public, de- serves mention. Everyone marvels that such vigorous cheering can come from a girl who is so reserved! Barbara Chaney A buxom miss who tries never to let her friends down. During any season of the year, Barbara may be seen playing one of the girls' sports with vigor or dirving her car with vim. When Chaney drives--------! Nothing is so silly as a silly laugh.