Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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CLARENCE COFFMAN A droll sense of humor. A babbling brook. Neat dresser. Has tooted a crazy sax in the high school and dance bands for four years. A live wire in dead classes. Called Buckshot.” Where you find Curtis, there Clarence will be. •HEWN JtOOK AUQ. CATHEftlN£ JtOOK Mi— Faithful and loyal volunteer to our cause. Since, helpful, and industrious. Former swingette member of student council and softball team. Me berof the make-up club. Conscientious A student. Known as Kitty. Likes to gab with the girls. SYLVIANNE DAUGHERTY Friendly. Contagious smile. Expressive and talka- tive. Active in both community and school activities. Member of newspaper staff in '53. Peppy, energetic cheerleader during junior year. Plans to be another Florence Nightingale. rXt RALPH DAVIS Deeply interested in agriculture. Excellent for- ward and good guard on F.F.A. basketball team. Re- porter for F.F. A. Likes hunting and shooting, rabbit season being his favorite with duck hunting coming in for a near tie. 20

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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

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1 JUNE DEISEM Small and pert. Pleasing personality. Former swingette. An impish doll. A speed-demon. Secre- tary and treasurer during freshman year. Member of A Capella choir for two years. Annual May Court attendant. Was cheerleader during senior year. DIANE DRAPER Joined us this year. Hails from Chicago, Illinois. Friendly. A pleasant smile and a cheery hello. Drives a 53 Mercury. Once drove in Car Road-eo in Chicago. Enjoys moving from house to house. Member of var- sity hockey team. Plans to be an angel of mercy. LOIS DEPUTY Tall, conversive blonde. A joker with a quick witty remark. For three years has sung alto in A Capella choir. Contributed much art work to our Junior Prom and '54 Milfordian. Zestfull guard on varsity basketball team. Loves to read. Has little appreciation for early American literature. Likes a good joke and a loud study hall. DOUGLAS ELLINGSWORTH A soft-spoken lad nick-named Little Peanut. Friendly cooperative spirit. A smile for everyone. Hidden sense of humor. Member of track team for two years. Likes sulky races and merchandising. Could be a model of the well-dressed man in Es- quire. 21