Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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Bettymae Snowberger The Arts, babblative and scriblative Peppy cheerleader... participates in sports... plans to be a gym teacher... Student Council repre- sentative for two years... sings in the A Cappella Choir...a bewildered bride-to-be in the Junior play ...oh, those rolling brown eyes. Donald Snyder Feet that run on willing errands Favorite pastime? Dancing, of course... helps keep the second floor office running smoothly...works movie projector for assemblies ...energetic and considerate...member of the A Cappella choir...a fleet-footed Mercury. Harry Swain He is truly great who hath a great charity. Member of the bus squad...reporter for the news- paper .. .member of the F.F.A...takes care of the candy counter for Coach Briggs...loves stock car races...a brightly painted decoy. Edward Truitt Reading maketh a full man. President of the school supply store...likes sports... plays on the basketball team...voracious reader...special fascination for Seaford...friendly and genteel...a swimming hole in summer.

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Daniel Roe Content thyself to be obscurely good. Pleasant lad with a ready smile...shy and reserved...drives a hot-rod Ford...has a good time in English class...member of F.F.A. Donald Sacker A man of hope and forward-looking mind President of his home room...quiet until you get to know him...intelligent and good-natured... news director for MHS news...a diligent student... a member of the Hot-Rod club...a surprising jigsaw. Harry Sapp Ez big ez all ou'doors Sputter, cough, chug—you’re off...owns a hot- rod...big and brawny...member of the F.F.A always ready to throw in a joke...counting the bricks in the wall. Gerald Smith With all good grace to grace a gentleman Four-letter man in varsity sports...captain of the football team in ’50...shy and gentlemanly... drives a blue beetle...super salesman in a super- market...a polished chunk of coal.

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Margarite Welsh Sensible people find nothing useless. Tall and blond with a quiet personality... second soprano in the chorus...this lucky gal attends only two periods a day...hard-working care- taker at home...likes horses and horse-back rid- ing.. gentle rain. William Williams Thou foster-child of Silence and slow Time. An alto horn player in the band... president of the Houston Cardinal A-H Club...a merchandising student...stock car racing fan...plans to be a salesman...rather hesitant and reserved... if silence were golden he'd be twenty-four carat. Martha Wilson An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Reliable secretary of her home room...vice- president of the Milford Supply Store...on the basketball team for two years...member of the A Cappella Choir... enthusiastic supporter of Gridiron activities...a hidden waterfall. Pearl Wisseman Wisdom is justified of her children. City editor of the M.H.S. newspaper... repre- sentative to the Student Council... fullback on the hockey team...basketball manager...loves horseback riding...plans to be a nurse...warm, white popcorn