Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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LITA BRAY One of those renowned southern belles. Came to us from North Carolina. Drum majorette supreme. Peppy and friendly. Neat dresser. Unique possessor of a nineteen-inch waist! Past member of hockey team, chorus, and Kent County Chorus. Likes to jit- terbug with Reet. DORIS BROWN Short, black natural-curly hair. Long-term mem- ber of chorus. Cheerleader during freshman year. Employee at Chatterbox.” A voracious reader. Navigates by means of a quick-stepping walk. PATRICIA CANNON Quiet strawberry blonde. Energetic worker on Prom decorations. A hidden sense of humor. Solicited ads for the yearbook. A commercial student. An enthusiastic and devoted Milford football fan. Mem- ber of make-up club. Member of chorus for three years. Blushes easily. MARGIE CLARK A pleasant smile for everyone. Competent com- mercial student. Business manager for the yearbook. Assistant manager of '52 softball team. Quite a mind behind all that silence. Member of National Honor Society. Owns a '37 Chevy. Hails from Ellendale. 18

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ELLEN ARGO Quiet and unassuming. Industrious worker. C. be depended upon regardless of the task. Always polite. Champion magazine saleslady in '52. Mem- ber of A. W. O. L. and chorus. Usher at Schine's. , Comes from a large family. DONALD BEEBE Tall, dark, and handsome. Quiet, popular senior with a good sense of humor. Active in sports -- football, two years; track, three years; and baseball and basketball, four years — outstanding in basket- ball. Member of Student Council for two years. Class vice-president as a freshman and junior. May Court attendant. Works in Phillips' Men Shop. Ex- cellent dresser. ROLAND BEEBE No Slim Jim! Somewhat reserved. Slings gas at his pop's garage. Likes hot-rods. Owns a forty- one Mercury. Likes noisy study halls. A good friend to have. Hails from Lincoln. ARTHUR BRADLEY A ladies’man. Soft-spoken with a reserved,.quiet manner. Considerate and generous. Neat, athletic appearance. Member of football squad one year and track squad two years. Supports non-homework division. 17

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PATRICIA CLAYVILLE Lovely dark hair. Expressive eyes. Always well- groomed. Easy-going manner. Active member of the chorus for three years. Member of home economics club. Swingette for three years. Collects miniature horses. LAURETTA CLENDANIEL Witty and vivacious. Deep rippling laughter. A hive of activity. Speedy forward on tne basketball court for four years. Member of hockey squad one year. High-stepping majorette. Member of chorus for two years. Representative to Girls' State. Effi- cient junior class secretary. Tessie, in junioi class play. Nicknamed Reet. Has extensive vocabulary. Was one of the assistant editors of the Milfordian. DAWN CLEAVER Soft-spoken, reserved senior. Industrious worker on Prom decorations. Enthusiastic football fan. Earn- est commercial student. Typist for yearbook. Mem- ber of chorus for three years. May Court attendant. Make-up club member. Can be depended upon for quiet efficiency. JUNE COFFIN Fun-loving blonde. Played clarinet in the band for two years. Receiving a Vocational Home Econom- ics diploma. A gleam of bright, dazzling light. Nicknamed Joy. Happiest when she is behind the wheel of a car. Believes in little or no homework. 19