Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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DORIS GREENLY Living proof that beauty and brains mix. Friend- ly, reserved and poised. An excellent Spanish stu- dent. Former swingette. Member of National Hoi Society. Representative to Girls' State and Girls Nation. Willing worker in all class projects. Kath- leen in our junior class play. Cheerleader during senior year. Hopes to be a lady with a lamp. LOIS HAMILTON Active student at Greenwood until junior year. Quiet and unassuming. Enthusiastic spectator at school sports. Active cheerleader during junior year. Appreciative student of home economics. Likes school to a certain degree — no homework. SHIRLEY HASTINGS Left us in junior year for Seaford, returned in sen- ior year. Friendly and amiable. Plenty of school spirit. A sportswoman--hockey, four years; softball, three years. Member of band, two years; A Capella choir, three years; cheerleading squad, one year. Enjoys rink skating and Seaford weekends. ELIZABETH HILL Quiet, pleasant personality. Steadfast worker for class. Loyal friend to all. Four-year member of home economics club. Diligent worker on yearbook productions. Sold scads of magazine subscriptions, cards, ads, and candy during junior and senior year. 24

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SYDNEY FLEMING A promised one of our class. Nice to have for a sister. Animated and convemve. Member of chorus for two years. Loves to laugh it up. Infectious humor. Believes in being her natural self. JAMES GOODEN Friendly and humorous. A big feller! Member of track team for two years, rifle club, and chess club. Doesn’t believe in homework. Likes stock cars and stock-car racing. JOHN GREEN Quiet, polite, reserved. Member of the rifle club. A steadfast rooter for Milford football team. Hobby -- collecting old money. Long-standing member of F.F.A. Was on the dairy judging teamof the Mis- pillion Chapter at Newark in his junior year. VIRGINIA GREEN Adresden figurine. The smallest girl in our class, $ A great blonde conversationalist. Immaculate dresser. Owns a Pekingese called Tunie Wunie. Was peppy majorette for three years. Better known Deede or Ginny. Always knows a cute joke Plans to be a nurse. as y 'j+Ar 23

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 c JL X21 L ?ooperatrvejhelpful and friendly. Outstanding, reat conversationalist. More fun than a barrel of monkeys. MemberofA Capella choir for three years and of make-up club. Member of National Honor Society. Excellent student director for our junior play. Assistant manager of '54 hockey team. Plans nursing for a BETTY JANE HOLLIS ous blonde. Friendly and laugh- oker. A peppy majorette for three r of hockey, softball, and basket- fine warbler, having sung In dnorus re high school career. Likes singing, beach-combing GEORGE HOWARD Jovial, steadfast worker. Mr. Mischief. Attrac- tive and well dressed. Contemporary gentleman of our class. An outdoor sportsman. Ambitious to visit Uncle Sam through Air Force. Dislikes formal edu- cation. Joined us in sophomore year from Crisfield, Maryland. SHIRLEY INGRAM Attractive, slim, and quiet. Pretty smile. Home economic enthusiast. A young rival for the fame of Hattie Carnegie. Rhythmical majorette for four years. Striking rink skater. May Court attendant in junior year. Enjoys drawing house plans. 25