Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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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

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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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BARBARA JESTER A five-foot-three bundle of giggles. Otherwise quiet, conservative, and industrious. Brilliant per- sonality. Soft, appealing voice. Assistant hockey manager '53 and hockey manager '54. Member of make-up club, Junior Prom decorations committee, and yearbook club. Partial to football. Another lady with a lamp. Likes to enjoy life. 7 1fe fosr TffiCt tt IK -. WILSON JONES Husky, athletic, and friendly. Easy-going. Active hunchman in sports-- three years in track, baseball, basketball, and football. A clown in all his classes. Possessor of a crazy laugh. Hails from Ellendale. Basso in A Capella choir. Is called Tiger and Swamp Rat. NELSON KENTON Quiet, efficient, and polite. Soft-spoken and attentive. Hobbies -- hunting and fishing. Dislikes -- opera and westerns. Active on magazine sales campaign. Returned to graduate after a year's absence due to an accident. CLIFFORD LINDALE Soft-spoken and quiet. Well-mannered. Efficient farmer. Charter member of F.F.A. for four years. One of the small guys of the class. Treasurer of F.F. A., '53 and '54. Active in all F.F.A. projects. Likes farming, hunting, and fishing. 26