Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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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

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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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ROBERT N. EMORY The last of the Emory clan -- Loves Hopalong Cassidy -- Hops along in a Chevy -- Football and track specialty -- Tall and slim -- Gets the handle Stack' from his friends -- Plays a mean piano -- Another Eddie Fisher. There's Nothing Like A Dame 1 IM a . J?t i»— J bONALD M.EVANS A boy wheqfnjoys laughing and having a good time — Likes to crack jokes in the classroom -- Loafs around the theater where he is employed -- Rattles through town in his model A -- Stage Craft and Dis- tributive Education Clubs. Hokey Pokey HOWARD M. F1T2CHARLES High and mighty -- Tallest boy in the entire senior class -- Has an undying passion for motor- cycles -- Easy-going personality -- Thrives on one class a day -- That's Good Enough for Me JOHN T. FITZGERALD A tall,curly topped blond --Oh, those blue eyes! --Loves to tease -- A future farmer from that well- known town of Lincoln -- Has an attraction in Cam- bridge. The High and the Mighty