Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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V CHARLES J. CANNON Small in size--Mighty in voice--His face is sprinkled with a few freckles—Left us in elementary school and joined the class again during our sopho- more year--Rides around in a small green jeep-- tmployed at the drive-in theater—An F.F.A. mem- ber—Indispensable member of our stage crew. Wreck on the Highway £)c -w cxU CXVctC cV v Orvi-cw A. » ” Aol cr VV |f§i i yj I 'J-ov Axuv vaX 4- MBM - xy Aix A c o- a4m»A ELOIS G. CLENDANfe-- ---- Jet black hair and a turned-up nose—A quiet disposition with little to say—Very interested in home economics—A member of the Distributive Education Club--Belongs to yearbook staff--Past member of Red Cross—Wants to become a dietitian --Hometown: Ellendale. A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody WILUAM A. CHANDLER, JR. Here’s a real clown--Would make you laugh at his own funeral—Lots of interests; girls are no ex- ception--Football and track membcr--Plays trom- bone in the M.H.S. Band and Dance Band--Star of the Rifle Club--Allergic to homework—Loves to hot-rod his Pontiac. A Little Boy at Heart” SHELBY J. CONAWAY A dreamy smile that knocks them cold--Poised — Model material--May Court doll--Student Council member--Sings in A Capella Choir--Salesgirl delux Star dust in her eyes. Lovely to Look At” i.rj r IS

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DUANE L. BENTON A quiet young fellow with sparkling dark eyes— A hard and patient worker--Usually accomplishes whatever he attempts--Prefers the less active kind of life--Always polite, never a sharp word or a cross look--Alto horn player for M.H.S. Band. Sparkling Brown Eyes” EDWARD N. BERWICK Another Lincolnite--Happy and good-natured-- Always has a hint of a smile on his face—His dark flashing eyes usually do the talking for him—He's quiet and reserved--A real gone chemist! Sunny Disposish RONALD L. BRENGLE A blond-haired, blue-eyed, self-styled Romeo— Mcmberof the M.H.S. Band and Dance Band—Clari- net player--Pitcher for baseball team--Out for foot- ball--Thc joker in any deck of cards—Tcddy bear special! Slugger at the Bat HILDA M. BURTON She was made for sports and sports were made for her—A tall blond with deep blue eyes—Can be seen on a hockey field, basketball floor, or a softball diamond--Was elected for Girls' State—Yearbook advertiser--Athletic Association member—Sings alto in A Capella Choir—A dimpled smile and a soft voice . . . that’s Bonnie! The Breeze and I 14

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EDWARD H. DAINO A male with the right idea about clothes--Esquire material--Football for three years--Track--Drives a dangerous Nash--A laugh that rocks the room--Care- free as a summer breeze. The Happy Wanderer THELMA R. DANIELS Intellectually inclined--Has a keen sense of humor, bright laughing blue eyes, and gay rippling laughter--Newspaper staff--Supports the A Capella Choir with her soprano voice—A good book is her prize possession. You Rascal You An oncoming Ford—A blast of a iiorn—A streak flies by—That's Clyde in his hepped (heaped) up car—A small blond—Plays in M.H.S.Band and Dance Band--Amateur composer of his own special drum beats--A soft voice and a light touch. Why Can't You Behave? FRANCIS R. DILL Quiet? Some say yes, some say no. But once he gets wound up there's no stopping him--Owns a sly smile that gives a slight hint of mischief--Clarinet player in M.H.S. Band and Dance Band--No girl troubles for Doc! What is This Thing Called Love 16