Milford High School - Milfordian Yearbook (Milford, DE)

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DONALD W. BALDWIN Beware! I may be famous yet! Don . . . President of Palmer Admiration Society . . . Butterscotch sundaes? . . . made a fountain for that Summer Place . . . Harried yearbook co-editor ... A future President? BEVERLY A. BALL Quiet but always willing to lend a helping hand. Bev . . . Dang it . . . likes writing letters, boys and seafood . . . special at- traction for male exchange students . . . college life in her future. JOHN BENNETT I’m not lazy; I’m just saving my energy. Jack . . . Baby-cakes! . . .usuallyseen with the guys . . . acts shy (?) but watch out ... a future farmer. THOMAS BENNETT Don’t let studying ruin your education. Tom . . . forever talking in second period study hall . . . can be seen at the Freeze in his mean Ford . . . always smiling. DEBORAH K. BETTS A smile is worth a thousand words. Debbie . . . Well now ... is fond of the color blue and the number 21 ... a smile for everyone, a friend to all . . . she’ll never forget 46 Wilmington Ave . . . plans college in the future. MEREDITH D. BETTS Fun has no limits Buddy ... an all-around boy, liked by ail . . . dislikes homework . . . what would our football team do without him? ... we call him a good dancer . . . plans include college.

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MICHAEL L. ABELLA Cars he likes, and girls one; but study and books to him no fun! Mike ... I wish it were Friday. . . . likes sports and dancing . . . great sense of humor ... an ambitious guy . . . plans to join the Navy. LINDA S. ADAMS Such a whirlpool of mischief in her head. Linda . . . can be found in Milton or Rehoboth . . . some think she's quiet, others know better . . . future college girl. DORA J. ALEXANDER Happy am I, from care I am free, Why aren’t they all contented like me? Peanut . . . O Shoot . . . can be found working in Leggett’s . . . plans to further her education . . . Watch out for those water skis, Dora! E. DONALD ANDERSON Happy-go-lucky Andy . . . spends Saturdays at Wilsons' Music Store. . . Band and Gym are his favorite subjects . . . plans to enter the air force. 7 PAUL R. ARGO Fun is where you find it Cargo . . . Well, hello there . . . dis- likes stuck-up girls . . . F.W. Woolworth wouldn’t be the same without him . . . great locker partner . . . what about last summer, Paul? RICHARD E. ARMSTRONG If studying is the cause of death I’ll live forever Richard . . . can be found at Powell's Sunoco Station or a certain girls house . . . likes include printing and welding.

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DIANNE GAY BILLINGS ’’One might as well be out of the world as out of fashion. ”Di . . . keeps the postman busy with all her letters . . . always looks as if she just stepped out of Seventeen . . . future plans include college . . . left her markon Wilm- ington Ave. . . WAYNE EDWARD BILUNGS Nothing is more useful than silence. ”W? ,ie . . . Must be nice . . . loves to hav a good time, but puts in time at the Pharmacy. . . oyster stew? . . .attends the Technical Center . . . plans to be a top- notch draftsman. CONNIE CAROL BROOKS Seems quiet but ask anyone who knows her. Connie . . . I'll never tell . . . loves to sew and bowl . . . pet peeve is snobbish people . . . will always remember February 14, 1964 . . . plans to be a secretary. KAREN ANN BROWN A clarinet she can play; Karen’s always witty, always gay. Brownie . . . Spends most of her spare time at the bowling alley . . . hates to wear shoes . . .plans to enter the field of nursing. CHESTER WAYNE BUNTING Who loves not women, wine, and song re- mains a fool his whole life long. Wayne . . . Weil, the way I figure . . . good times he enjoys ... an A P slave . . . keeps the U.S. Postal service in shape . . . Chef Boy Ar Bunting! HOWARD WILKINS BURRIS An all-around guy, full of fun, who’s ad- mired by everyone. Wedge . . . Hey Ugly . . . Milfords 1 contender in the sailing regattas . . . he has no enemies . . . none of our sports teams could live without him . . . spends alot of time in Lewes . . . college in the future.