Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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PATRICIA A. HALL A neat young lady who enjqyshome economics Intelligent and full of ideas -- A soft, wistful voice -- Patient and gentle -- Slow to anger -- Can be seen driving a gray mobile -- Needs only a needle and thread or some measuring spoons and a bowl to make her heart content. Id’ve Baked a Cake ’If I Knew You Were Cornin’ J» ' fy Z wisfc IT 'a MARY A. HAMMOND A dash of timidness, a bit of shyness, and a wist- ful smile --Put them together, they add up to a sub- dued little girl, Mary -- Trim and tidy in appearance -- A cute future homemaker. ’’Wishing Ring HATTIE E. HARDING A friendly lass with pretty dark hair - -Has willing- ness and determination to accomplish her goal -- Honor Society member -- Sings in A Capella Choir. Hails from the little town of Lincoln -- Member of Home Economics Club. Typewriter Song BETTY J. HARRINGTON A warmheart and a pleasant personality -- Happy and always friendly -- Served on Safety Patrol for one year -- Sings soprano in A Capella Choir — Home economics enthusiast. Harbor Lights” 20

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 UTEE m. green Miss with a friendly smile — turally wavy brown hair -- Those re- g ey -- Talent galore -- Music is her pride Kand joy — Plays clarinet in M. H. S. Band -- Ex- quisite piano player, member of State Chorus, and in Dance Band -- Yearbook staff -- A drummer in Marching Band. Rhapsody in Blue MAYNARD A. GRUNSTRA Joined the class in his freshman year coming from the metropolis of Houston -- Intellectual and indus- trious -- Manager of the football and basketball teams in 53 - -National Honor Society member As editor gave big push to the 55 Milfordian. Wonderful Guy CAROLYN J. GROVERMAN Tiny with loads of energy -- One our cheer- leaders this year -- Soft blond, n? ally wavy hair --A Capella Choir girl - -A voice ompared to none --Member of State Chorus-- A lead in presentation of Pirates of Penzance -- A pert smile sparkled with dimples. Sugar and Spice A. DONALD HALL A g,reat personality behind his quiet appearance -- Polite and considerate -- Usually can be seen taking a car load of kids home after school - -Another Future Farmer of America. In My Own Quiet Way 1 -----4. —v. -ZJ

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RONALD L. HARRINGTON Carefree and gay -- Lighthearted and friendly -- Doesn't especially like the word school -- An ac- complished hot rodder -- A mischievous and bois- terous fellow whose serious moments are few. Live for Today Happy as the day is long — His main ambition in classes: To get a good laugh -- Smart remarks and wisecracks are his personal trade marks -- Sings bass in A Capella Choir — A grave necessity on the foot- ball field -- A good sportsman and a ladies' man. Laughing at Life CARLA M. JESTER Here's a cute number with a jump and jive all her own — Spry as a kitten -- Has that exquisite form -- Varsity basketball girl -- Loves to laugh at the fellas’ jokes -- Twinkle toes and sparkle plenty. I'm Sittin' on Top of the World HERMAN R. JESTER Mr. America himself -- Mighty Herm stands five feet four inches high but can he sling it around on a football field! -- Areal sportsman: football, basketball, baseball, and track -- Well-liked by everyone --The owner of a deep commanding voice --Always well-groomed. Little Engine That Could 21