Milford High School - Droflim Yearbook (Milford, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1958 volume:

Through These Doors . . . . Ii d 13;; Fte L .2 as i: EEC? i. 1$$3 1.3!.,?..1,.$! 2,$2 sr 4. ,+ s .q 5? LeEs follow our tWO seniors through a day at school. We see them now coming to school. Being a. perfect gentleman, Red opens the door for Susie. Other students can be seen trying to find their book and papers, I WHOOPS, let's hurry! Classes have started. TIM ; i; :4 poem writtmz by Jindybetia Spmgem zulyidg dexcribej life a; Milford High School. Though your outside may be brick Your inside plastered well Therelll never be a high school So extra specially swell. MILFORD SCHOOL SONG Here's to dear old Milford High School, For her well proudly stand, And well sing her praises always Over all the land; Red and white we'll always honor, Her colors fly for aye. Here's to dear old Milford High School, Forever and a day. MILFORD ALMA MATER Milford High School, Milford High School, We are proud of Thee. Ever faithful, ever loyal Always will we be, Colors red and white will fly For our Old Milford High, To our dear old Alma Mater Which Will never die. Your lunchroom and its clatter Your hallways all a jam And lockers closed With BAM! A student body nicer, Or Spirit such as thine, Judy beth Spragens Nowhere could you find A faculty so fine, .8559570 3 7School started today. 67Scnior Class elected 4 7P1nyed Maderia and won by 26 - O. 11 7Homecoming Dance given by Scniors. Eagles nip Tigers 26 - 20. Quite :1 night! 15 7Surprise assembly, Melody Masters came to Milford. 167G,A.A. went lmrscback riding and had a Lida Crissman Queen 1 , Of Fall Festival. .. 9-Juni0r Magazine sales. 12-13-14 Fall chrival. 137 First football game with Newport and 103 t 19 - 14. 177Kluni0rs sport Class rings. 197 Annual pictures taken. 207Pluycd Lockland, lost 26 7 6. 24 - First REFLECTOR. Lucky names contest. 27 7 Homecoming Q L1 6 C n and attendants chosen. Tic in game VV1E11 New Richmond: 7 - 7. 3071938 DROFIJM went on sale. wicncr roast. 187F.H.A. held first bake Sale I of the year. 23 7N0 schgoi. 28-Hoboes invade school far F.H.A. Halloween party. 307L3tin Club holds meeting for clcction of officers. 0W0 7 7 Tryouts for Senior Class Play. 11 7 Cast chosen for Senior Class Play, uArscnic and Old Lace. 167 Milford Eagles play League Championship game With Maricmont. Lost 34 -0. Eagles play first basketball game for :1 win over George- town. 73-64. Mr. Play and A1 Birklc receive turkeys from Reflector'ut Pep Rally 27 7 Eagles play Norwood. Lost 72 - 44. 28-29 7T1121nksgiving vacation. 50 7 Losr a thrilhng game to Anderson, 64 - 63. 22 .72 7Surprisc Assembly 7 Alaskan pro- gram. 6 -- Eagles win New Richmond 78 - 35. 7 751:. X downs us 77 - 42. 1 l 7 W'c beat Lowland 87 - 54. 12 7 J. C. L. Day. 15 7 Eagles win over Madcria 85' - 80. 18-19-2073Cni0rs presented Arsenic and Old Lace. 207 Bob Nclscm becomes Ping Pong Champ. 21 7Christmas Dance given by 64y Seniors. 23 - Jun, 6 7 Christmas Vacation. 114 Eagles trump Be E1101, 67 - 53. 14-15-16 - Mid-term 9x1 ams. 174Milford scalps In- dian HilI 91 -79. 21 MNorma Quigley receives Homemaker Award. 24 - Eagles lose to New Rich- mond, 45 - 53, 25 - Eagles win over Country Day 78 - 57. 27-Scicncc assembly with Mr Pandas. 28 4 Mr. Yeary Miami. 29413613 Club bake sale. 31 h REFLECTOR sock hop Steve Klein, M.C1 Eagles trump Maderia, 78 - 56. returned to to workshop. 5 4F.H1A. Bake salt 7 Reserves clinch by winning 47 - 45. St. gave concert 2 1 H Milford 71 - 62. 22 4junior Class record 110p. wins over tournament, 72 - 55. 27 4 All Stars lost to 57 - 47. 4-Eagles tromp Williamsburg, 99-47. Half day of school, teachers went Eagles Win over Loveland, 93 233. 144Varsity 1056 r0 Maricmont, 71-64. CO-clmmpionship Barnard Indian Hill Milford lost to McNicholas, 45 - 59. 244L051: game to Roger Bacon in Seniors 44Regi0nal Meeting for FHA. nt Seven-Mile. class rings. 144 Sophomore record 11013. Bob Bmun, MC. 22-294Narional FHAA Week. 24 4130110 shots. 26-F1H.A. bake sale. 26-27284 Every Pupil Tests. 28 4 FHA. Sweetheart Dance. 294R0mnn Banquet. Sophomores order 733139133 0 2 -1.21rin Club Program. 3- 7 v Easter Vacation. Seniors leave for New York 11-Bnnd Concert. 184funi0r Class presented You Cmft Take It W'ith You. 30 - Mother - Daughter Barl- quct by FHA. 2 Spring Chorus. SF-F.H,A. Style Show, 97-111mm Band Concert, 12:14MSeni0r Exams. 14-szlsr day of school for Seniors. 1: ? 311.3112? 15 4 Baccalaureate prac- ticc. 17 4 Junior-Scnior Prom. 18 a Baccalaureate Services. 20 a Graduation 2023 4 High School Ex- mm. 23 4 May Fete. Table of F ACULTY ................................... 1 2 SENIORS 2 2 UNDERCLASSMEN ........................... 42 CLASSES 64 Contents 72 ACTIVITIES 9o SPORTS 106 STUDENT LIFE '1 1 1 6 ADVERTISEMENTS The doors were opened, and we entered: The desks were empty, and we filled them. Our minds were ready for learning, and our faculty helped to fill them with knowledge. Our faculty m who are they? They comprise that select group of people with enduring patience, unlimited ability in theithfield, and the willingness to educate us e the adults of tomorrow. They are the ones Who have opened the doors to our future, so that we may pass through them with the great- est of confidence. They are our administrators, our teachers, our helpers, It is these people who put the spark of knowledge in out minds. We must keep that Spark glowing. We must kindle it into a flame. We must do this, so that we can face the world on two strong feet. Out faculty does not serve its only purpose in the class- room. They also are advisers and directors of other extra- curricular activities. They strive to give us a balanced pro- gram, and a school year that is interesting. Out faculty also is composed of those people who make our school adaptable to our needs e the custodians, the cooks, the bus drivers, and the patrolman. All of these people make up an absolute necessity of the school; Year after year they have watched the doors Close e only to be reopened by eager students. Yes, our faculty has been very much a part of this school year. Faculty Mrst Bafnum and Mrs Snell are the unsung heroines 0f the offices. These two keep the offices running smoothly and efficiently. To them our thanks from the students and the faculty are due. The superintendent arrives at policies and procedures best calculated to ad- vance the educational interests of the en. tire community. In simple terms, this means that Mr. Fley must co-ordinate the community, teachers. and pupils into a smooth functioning unit The proofs of his achievements lay in his record, One has only to meet and talk with our informed, happy towns- folk, our Successful graduates, Our con- tented faculty, or to read the scholastic records of the student body to see that Mr. Fley is simply THE MOST'Cl Mr. Newman prepares the youngsters for high school. He directs their every step so that by the time they reach the freshman year, they will be able to make mature decisions Not only does he guide elementary Students, but he also tries to make things easier for his teachers, No problem is too large or too small to receive his ut- most attention. In Mr. Cutlip's case, the PAL in princi- pal is certainly appropriate. He is a combination of friend and father to stu- dents and teachers alike, He can always be found Willing to help at a dance, pep rally, classroom, or trip, To him we owe Our deepest appre- ciation for a job well done ! l4 The townsfolk and the students owe much to our fine school board Left to Right: Mr. Rosenzweig, Mr. Camthers, Mr. Flay, Superintendmt: Mrs. Snell, Clerk; Mr. Mullet, Preyidem; Mr. Kemp, and ML Kietzman. Milford's P.T.A. is very active in both school and Village affairs. Their May Fete has become an annual event. Back Row. Left to Right: Mr. Jones, Mrs Wettig, MrsA Blust, Mrs, MacLeod, Mr. Knepp, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs, Sanford, Mrs, Wirrrock Mr. FIL-y. Front Row: Mrs. Copher, Mrs. Cnrliss, Mrs Bradford, Mrs. Kocher, Prejirlem: Mrs. Eckman, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mm Daniels, Mrs. Dawson. 16 A A my; . l VIRGINIA ALEXANDER MRS; BOTZ CAROL CALDWELL General Science. Librarian; Library Club Adviser. English XI; English 1X; Annual Ad- viser; Quill and Scroll Adviser. These Are Our Teachers, MARCIA HANDLIN En ylish X' S each and Journafism' DENVER DONAHOO M 8 a P , R' GRAF Reflector Adviser; Director of Class Shop I, II, and III. Boys' Health Plays. VELMA HEISERMAN English IX; English X.- HOYT LEININGER Plane Geometry; Algebra; Senior Math; General Math. BEN HUME LOLA JACOBS General Business; Bookkeeping I; Typ- Gym; Girls' Health; World History. $ ing I and II. ' 0 ur DANIEL KOCH MusiC; Band. Help6rs, RALPH MC DERMOTT Biology; Mechanical Drawing; Head Home Economics 1, II, III, IV; F.H.A. Basketball Coach; Assistant Football Adviser. Coach. VIRGINIA MARQUETT CHARLES MC KNIGHT Algebra I; Drivers' Training; General Math; Junior Class Sponsor. Our Friends. CLIFFORD WETTIG World History; Boys, Physical Edu- cation; Assistant Football Coach; Re- serve Basketball Coach; Head Baseball Coach. MARY MOORE Physics; Chemistry; Trigonometry and Solid Geometry. MARIE ROSENBERGER Typing I, II; shorthand I, II; Busi- ness English; Office Practice MR. WONDER Chorus; Music Teacher. DONAVIN MOSER Senior Social Studies; U. S. History: Head Football Coach; Track Coach. MARY WURTZ Senior English; 1min I, II; French 1; Latin Club Advisor; French Club Ad- Visor 3.1.43.5 , Our Bus Drivers ,. Ea 3:11,. EFF. .1. n,.! , .. it?! If n. :13. 5h! . 20 Patrolman Mr, Brewster and his small friend. Cooks Left to Right MrsA Berger, Mrs. Ap- plegate, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Bauer, MrsV Lewis. Janitors Left to Right: Mt Cramer, Mr. Peter- son, Mr. McAfee. S6niors This is our last year at Milford High. Our fond memo- ries will go With us into the future We have no idea of what the future holds in store. However, whatever awaits us will not come unprepared. Our four years at Milford have taught us how to over- come the worldls great challenges. We owe a debt to those working at our school which we can never repay. We can only offer our thanks, and pray that you Will always be proud of us. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS The senior Class sponsors have many problems to cope with during the yeatt They guide the students in the election of officers, in the election of the Fall Festival Queen and attendant, and in the election of the Homecoming Queen Many extras are put on their shoufders in helping 'the seniors prepare for that final step - Graduation, Mrs. Carol Caldwell and Mr. Ralph M0 Dermott. The senior year is the most important year in high school. All year the seniors look forward to the trip to New York and to graduation, while the class officers have a lot of hard work in making all their projects a success. Left to Right: Dick Snell, Vice-Pretidem; Dick Garvey, Treamrer; Chick Knight, Prejident; Pauline Raidt, Secretary. BEVERLY ANDERSON Nickname: Bev. Ambition: To be a success. Acrivilier: Cheerleader 2; Home- coming Attendant 2; G A.A. 2, 5, 4; FHA. 2; Officer 4; Prom Committee 5; Annual 4. WILLIAM BECK Nickname: Bill. Ambition: To play for Brooklyn Dodgers. Actizlitiexr Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- baIl 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Scholar- ship Team 2, 3; Student Council 3; Annual 4. STANLEY R. BARNARD Nidermme: Barney. Amhirian: To own :1 Ben Frank- lin Store. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2; Reflec- tor Staff 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; French Club 2; Football 4; Prom Committee 3', Hi-Y 1, 2; Class Play 4. FREDERICK A. BAUER Nickname: Fred. Ambirimz: To be successful. Acriiritiext Annual Co-Editor 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 2; Class Officer 1; Class Play 1, 4; College Club 3, 4; Glee Club I, 2; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; From Co-Chairman 5; Reflector Staff 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 5; Student Council 2, 4; Officer 2; Orchestra 1; County- Music Festival 1, 2; All-Ohio Boys, Band 2, 3; Operation Youth 3. 25 IVAL BAILEY Ambition: To get a job in con- servation. Activitiej: Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. MARVIN GLENN BECKHAM Nickname: Marv. Ambition: To be a. miltionaire. Activitiej: Math Club 3, 4; Col- lege Club 3, 4; Samuel Ach 1; Hughes 2; Annual Staff 4; From Committee. CAROL ANN BINGAMAN Nirbname: Bingie. Ambition: Nurse, Acrizlitiw: Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens l, 2, 4; From Committee 3; Track 5; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Office 4; Bas- ketball Cheerleader 2; Annual Staff 4. WILLIAM O. BROWER Nickname: Bill. Ambition: To be an engineer. Actiz'irieis Football 1, 2; Basket- ball 1, 2; Track 1; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1; Math Club 3; College Club 3, 11; An- nual 4. VIRGIL LEROY BOGAN Nickname: Bogie Ambition: To be a success in life. Activitim: lntramuml Basketball 3; Annual Staff 4. JO ANN BRICKER Nickname: Jo. Ambition: Become a secretary. Acfl'I'itieJ: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual CO-Editor 4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 3; Prom Commit- tee 3; Librarian 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Pen Club 4. 26 ALLEN R. BIRKLE Nickname: Al. Ambition: Salesman. Activitiw: Roger Bacon 1; Annu- al Staff 4. LONZO BUCKNER Nickname: Lonnie. Ambition: To graduate. Activitiej: Baseball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4. af- BETTY JANE DAVIS Nickname: Windy. Ambition: To be able to cook. Activities: Withrow 1, 2; G.A.A. 3; Office 3; Ciass Play 5; Prom Committee 3; Annual 4. BARBARA BUTLER LIDA ESTA CRISSMAN v Nickname: Chrisv Ambition: To be a Secretary. Aarivitiw: Basketball 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2; Kindergarten 2; Prom Com- mittee 3; Fall Festival Queen 4. Nickname: Barb Ambition: Join the Service. Activities: Y-Teens 2; Annual 4. DICK DELLER Nickname: Little Richard. ROBERTA ANN DEWEESE Ambition: Nurse. Actirlitiex: G.A.A. 2; F,H.AA 3, 4. Ambition: Auto Mechanic. Acrivin'ej: Annual Staff 4. BETTY JANE DAY Nickname: Betty. Amlziriou: Private Secretary. Aclivm'ext G.A.A 1, 2, 3, 4; Kim- dergarten 2; Class Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; Jun- ior Magazine Sales Chairman. 27 CARLOS DIXIE Nickname: Dixie. Ambition: To go to college. Actizritiexs Football 1; Track 1, 3; IntIamural Basketball 3; Annual Staff KENNETH EIGHER Nickname; Buck. Ambition; To be an Air Force Mechanic. Acrizxifiw: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 5; Foorball 3; An- nual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Track 2. MURIEL ANN ECKSTEIN Nickwme: Muriel. Ambition: Medical Technologist. Activitiej: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Star- dusters 1, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2, 5, 4; College Club 5, 11, Officer 5; Y-Teens 3, 4, Officer 3; G.A.A. 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 3; Reflector 3, 4; American His- tory Award 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 5. RICHARD EDWARDS Nickname: Dick. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. Acrivm'ej: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 5; Coilege Club 3, 4. 28 JAMES DOTSON Nickname: Jim. Ambition: Mechanic. Aclivitiw: Owensville 1; Annual Staff4. CLARENCE A. EVANS Nickname: Clarence, Ambition: Own a new car: Achivitz'ar: Chorus 1, 3, 4; Class Play 3. MARY ANN GARNER Nickname: jess. Ambflilw: Undecided, Actil'flim: Y-Teens 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 5, 4; Officer 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; Class Play 3; Scholarship Team 2; From Com- mittee 5; Annual 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3; Office 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3-, Homec mling Queen 4. LUCINDA SUZANNE HARDING Nicblmmer Suzy. Ambirion: To travel, Actizriliw: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 4; French Club 4; Annua1 4; F.T.A. 4', From Committee 3; Scholarship Team 1; Class Play 3, 4; Student Council 4. LAWRENCE S. GRA NT Nickname: Larry. Ambition: To go to Canada. Actiriliej: Sanford Mass. 1; New Woodward 2; Class Play 3, 41 JOYCE HACKER Nickuam 9: Joy. Ambition: Secretary. RICHARD EDXWARD GARVEY, JR. Nicknnme: Garv. Ambilimz: To be a Scientist, Aalizliliw: Class Play 3; Class 014 ficer 2, 4; Football 1; Baseball 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; College Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 3; Boys' State 5; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Am nual Staff 4. CARL RICHARD HAYNES Nickmzme: Dick. Ambirian: To join the Air Force. Activitiel: Football 4; Annual Staff 4. Aciirificl: Hughes 2; YvTeens 5, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Scholarship Team 5; Pep Club 4; Reflector Staff 4; Kindergarten 3; Librarian 4; C110- rus 4; Baskerball 4, 29 CARROLL LEE ILES Nicbmme: Red Ambition: To be successful. Actinitiar: Football 1, 2, 5, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Track 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4; Class Play 3; Annual 4. ROGER HORNSBY Nicbmm c: Rog. Ambition: Pm Baseball Player. Aciiyjliex: Baseball 1, 2, 3; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 4. DAVE JONES Nickname: Dave, Ambition: Go to college, Atriz'iiiw: Freshman - Writhrow; Scholarship Team; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4. RUTH IRBY Nick rmmc: Pin kyl Amfmiwi: To be a nurse. AcIiz'irl'eJ: Regina 1, 2, 3; F.H.A, 4; Reflector 4; Annual Sales 4; Class Play 4, 30 BONNIE HUDDLESON Nickname: Fuzzy. Ambition: To go to college. Acl-iviriw: Y-Teens 1; G.A;A. 2, 5, 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Librar- ian 3; Pep Club 4; College Club' 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Scholarship Team 3; Class Pluv 3, 4; Math Club 3; Annual Bookkeeper 4. CHASE D. KNIGHT Nickname: Chick. Ambition: To be successful. Activities: Foorball l, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 4; Student Council 3; Class Play 5; Glee Club 2: Collage Club 3, 4; Annual 3, 4; Math Club 3; Scholarship Team 2; Prom Committee 3. PAT LONGANECKER Nicknmrze: Pat. Ambition: TO study dramatics. Activitien Y-Teens 1, 2; F.H.A. 2, 3; Librarian 2, 5, 4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. ANITA MEYERS Amfaiiion: Airline Hostess. Actilahier G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 5, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Glee Club 4; Officer 4; French Club 2. 3, 4; Class Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Librarian 3; Office 3; Annual 4. 2; 5333.1: 'V ROBERT MARSHALL Nickname: Marshall. Ambition: To make money. Activitiej: New Richmond 1; Bas- ketball 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Football 5, 4- DONNA M ATZ Nickname: Donna. Ambriom Get married. 31512141265: Basketball 1; Annual 4. 31 ML PAUL MAJOR Nickname: Pauly. Ambition: To be a success. Acriziiiiej: Track 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 3; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4. KENNETH MILLER Nickname: Ken. Amhtion: Farmer. Activitiei: Annual Staff 4; Track 3,4. PATRICIA MOORMAN Nickname: Pat. Ambition: To travel. Acrirrirfejs G.A.AV 2, 3; F.H.A. 5; Officer 4; Prom Committee 3; Latin Club 4; Pep Club 4; Class Play 4' 3 Junior Magazine Sales Chairman. JOHN PETERS Nickrirrme: Jasper. Ambition: Retire at thirtyA Actir'itiw: Football 1: Track 1; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4. CLYDE RICHARD NEWTON Nicknnme: Ricki. Ambition,- To get married and go to college. Aciiz'itiw: Latin Club 2, 3, 4; An- nual Staff 4. KWILLIAM ODOMS Nickname: Oddie. Amwlimz: To become a chef Actizziriw: Junior Class Play; Sen- ior Class Play; Baseball 4. 32 ROBERT MARSHALL NELSON Nickname: Bob Ambition: Bookkeeper. Acriritic-I: Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. CHARLES POTTS Nickname: Buttl'L Ambiiiml: To join the Navy. Actim'tiex: Football 3. CECIL POWERS Nickname; Sesil. Ambition: To own a customized car. Actium'eJ: Annual Staff 4. CHARLOTTE RAYBIOND 1 Nickname: Chan Ambition: Nurse. Acrii'iiiw: FHA. 2, 5, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4; College Club 5, 4; Class Play 5; Annual Staff 44 NORMA HATFIELD QUIGLEY Nickname: Norm. Amhition: To be a successful homemaker. Aciivitiex: Owensville 1; Pep Club 4; Library 4; Reflector 4; G.A4A. 4; FHJL 4; Y-Teens 5, 4; Vice- President 4. ' PAULINE RAIDT Nickname: Polly. Ambifion: To be a teacher, Actir'iticxs G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4; Of- ficer 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Math Club 5; Annual 4; F.T.A. 4; Eas- ketball Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Cheerleader 3, 4; Class Play 5; College Club 4; Class Of- ficer 3, 4. 33 BETTY M4 PRATT Nickname: Betsy. Amiaition: Office worker. Activitiex: FHA. 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 4 MARIE ROSALYN RAYMOND N icbmmy: Rosie. Ambition: Teacher. Asliz'irisj: F.H.A4 2, 5, 4; Y-Teens 5, 4; Pep Club 4; F.T.A. 4; C01- Iege Club 3, 4; Reflecror Staff 3; Business Manager - Annual 4. JAMES ROGERS Nickname: Hap. Amlziriou: Owner of a business, Activitier: Basketball 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 1; Annual 4. GEORGE SONTAG Nickname: Rosco. Ambitio-rz T0 race in the Big 500. Activitiwn Math Club 3; Reflector 3; Football 4; From Committee 3; Annual Staff 4. SUSAN SMYTH Nickname: Gus. Ambition: Air Line Hestess. Aclz'z'ilier Sarasota High 1; Ba- tavia High 2; G.A.A. 3, 4; An- nual Staff 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; College Club 4, Officer; Chorus 2, 4; Officer 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Attendant 2, 5V BARBARA KATHERINE SONTAG Nicbuzms: Bobbie. Ambition: Travel around the World. Activiliw: G.A.A. 1, 2, 5, 4; An- nual f; Class Officer 2, 3; From Committee 3; Reflector 3; Pep Club 4; Kindergarten I, 2, 3', Bas- ketball 1. 34 DAVID ROBERT SILER Nickname Dave. Ambition: To write a book. Acrivitiexr Class Play 5, 4; Re- flector 3; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Club 3, 4. JUDY A. SNELL Nickwame: Judy. Ambition: To go to Europe. Actizririej: G.A.A 1, 2; Annual Staff 4; Y-Teens 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Pep Club 4. ......-...a.. . RICHARD D. SNELL Nickname: Dick. Ambition: Air Force Academy; Activitien Class Officer 3, 4; Math Club 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 3; College Club 3, 4; Boys, State 3. LARRY G. TORRENCE Nickname: Larry. AmMIimz: Navy Career. Activitiej: Football 1, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 4; Boys' Glee Club 1, 4; Math Club 3; Football Manager 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Annual 4. BETTY JANE TAYLOR Nickname: B. J. Ambition: Secretary; Acriaitiw: Deer Park 1; Pep Club 4; ReFlector 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4', Glee Club 4; Chorus 4; Annual Staff 4; Prom Committee. HELEN HERMANN THORNBERRY Nickname: Helen; Amhirion; To be a successful housewife; Activitim: Basketball 1, 2, 4; G. AA; 1, 2, 4; Y-Teens I; Annual Staff 4; From Committee 3; Class Play 3, 4A 35 MYRNA SUE SPARROW Nickname: Myrn. Ambition: Grow old gracefully. AcrivirieJ: Hughea 1; Kindergarten 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4, President 4; Reflector 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4; G. AA. 2, 3, 4; From Committee; Pep Club 4; Chorus 4; Basketball Team 2, 55, 4; Annual Staff 4. VIC TRUE 1 Nickvmme: Vic. l Ambition: Be a bachelor. I I Acrint'riexr Norwood High 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4. GAYLE WOLF Nisbmme: Sue, Amlam'on: Go to Coflege. Activitiej: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, V.P. 3; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4; Basketball Cheer1eader l, 3; Foot- ball Cheerleader 3, 4; Majorette 2; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; May Fete Attendant 1; Homecoming Atteridanr 1; Class Officer 2; Girls1 State 3; Class Play 2; College Club 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Softbatl 3; Annual Staff 4; ETA. President 4. AMELIA VENTUS Nickmzme: Mickey. Ambhion: Typist. Activitien Home EC, 3, 4; G.A.A. 4; Reflector 4. DAVID R. WILSON Nickname: Wils. Ambition: To go to college. Activitim: Des Moines 1, 2; Col- lege Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Annuai Staff 4; Varsity Club 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 3; Track 3,4. LARRY WICAL N imgmame: Fat51 AmEition: To be a physician. Activitiexx Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Reflector 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 3, 4; Latin CIub 2, 3; Officer 3; Latin Club 2; Scholarship Team 2; Annual 4. 36 MARY ANN WIGGINS Nickname: Mary. Amlyifion: Secretary. Activitier: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; From CoChairmau 3; Annual 4; Busi- ness Manager for Magazine Sales 3; Pep Club 4; Office 3, 4; Class Play Committee 3, 4. GERALD WEHRUNG Nickname: Gerald. Amkitiun: To be a process engi- neer. Activitiejz Football 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Annual 4; Prom Committee 3; Intramural Basketball 3, 4, ARLENE CAROL RAPP Nickname: Yo-Yo. Nickname: Joy. JOYCE ANN YOURELL Amhtinn: Commercial Artist. Ambition.- Be a successful wife. Aciiuiliw: YTeens 5, 4; Reflec- Activitiex: Y-Teens 1; Basketball t0r'3; Prom Committee 5; GAA. 1, 2, 3; Kindergarten 2, 5; RE- 5, 4; Class Play 5; Softball 3; Bas- Hector 1, 2, 3; Editor 4; Latin ketball 5, 4; Annual 4. Club 1, 2, 5, 4; Class Play 3; Stu- dent Council 5; From Committee; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club. SORRY ! Due to circumstances beyond their control, three Seniors are not pictured here. They are Jim Barnhill, Lois Coors, and John Smart, The Senior Class will never forget them picmres or not! IDENTIFICATION OF BABY PICTURES Right Page. Rnw One: L. Coors. D Peters, J. Smart B. Sontag, C Bingaman. Ran Two: 3 Day, A. Birkle, C. Knight. Rmz' Three: B. Bmwer, E Pratt, B. Taylor, C Iles. Raw Fom': M. Raymond, F. Bauer, K. Miller, R. Newton, P, Raidt, N. Quigley. Ram Fine: D Snell, V True. L. Grant. Row Six: P. Monrman, M. Wiggins. D. Jones, 5. Smyth. Left Page, Row One: B. Huddlesnn, L. anrence, M. Eckstein. L Snell, D. Wilson. R. Edwards. R011 Two: A. Meyers. Row Three: S. Harding, C. Powers. G. Wehrung, G. Wolf, M. Garner. Ron an': G. Son- tag, K. Eigher, B. Anderson. Row Five: D. Siler, S. Barnard, I. Bailey, H. Rogers, J. Bricker C. Raymond. Rou' Six: B. Butler, D Mmz, D. Deller, JV Yourell, M Sparrow. 37 Senior SCHOLARSHIP Study, study, study! That is what these seniors have done to receive the highest scholastic standing in the class. Dick and Muriel have participated in the scholarship tests at Miami, and they have both received other awards of achievement. PERSONALITY They always welcome you with a friendly smile and a cheery helloh Yes, that's Chick and Gayle, never would either ignore a question or an idea. They are always ready, willing, and able to help. When they Offer their services, you can be assured of a job weli done. COMEDIANS Class comedians are Anita and Larry. Anita, with her witty quips and Larry, with his good sense of humor, have added that sparkle to many a dull day. SPORTS Participate in everything? Maybe not, but they love sports! Dick has been an active participant in football, basketball, baseball, and track. This past year he was a co-capmin of our football team. Mary Ann has participated in basketball, baseball, and track. She is also an active member in G,A.A. MUSIC The two outstanding seniors in the mus- ical field are Fred Bauer and Suzy Harding. They have Obtained this goal only by hours of practice and the interest they have in music. Personalities CO-OPERATIVE Whenever work was to be done: Jo Ann and Larry were always there to lend a help- ing hand and a friendly smile They gave their time willingly to help keep the Sun- ior Class On an even keel. 39 11.7: .9 40 As we entered the doors of Milford High e, many of us for the first time e we were pleased to notice the cheerful and friendly attitude of both teachers and students. We know that our years at Milford will be profitable and pleasant. We hope that we can live up to its traditions! Underclassmen - N11 uniors OFFICERS The Junior Class officers very Capabiy led their class in a pros- perous year. Their idea of a iipoint syscem worked for the good of the class. Many students gained new interests in such projects as the magazine sale, bake sales, dances, and paper drives which were organized by the officers through- our the year. Leif t0 Rigiyr: P. Gordon, Sermfary; G. Rosemiahl, TFErIIIH'mZ' Dr Walker, PreJidem: M. Cutlip, Vice-Presidem. 44 SPONSORS The sponsors of the Junior Class have shown Limiting effort and guidance to help their students in successful attempts at money- making plans. Their biggest step is the Junior-Senior Prom for Which all their hard work and guidance is given. Left to Right: Mr. XWettig, Mrs. Moore, and Mr. McKnight. J'. Ban ks P. Baumgarmer L. Benken S. Blackburn S. Blake B. 30111 L. Brown B. Buckner ! M. Carr I K. Carter L. Caudill D. Chance A. Combs T. Cowan M. Curless j M. Cutlip C. Dalton C. Dean W. Dean D. Deyhle A. Donohoo C. Easton J. Eccles J. Eckart J. Ernst F4 Evans I. Evans K. Furnish H. Funk: 13. Gatch F. Gillette P. Gordon K. Hackman K. Haines B. Hamm J. Hankins C. Hill R. Hinners J. Hogue E. Hopkins J. Imbus G Jenkins W. Keith Judy Ernst and Mike Cut- lip sold the most subscrip- tions in the Junior Class Magazine Sale, for this they received a trophy. Standing with Judy and Mike are Mr. McKnight on the left and the magazine sales representative on the right. B. Laudeman J. Laughlin B. Louaker J. Long B. Leuhrman M. Lovins S. Mabry H. Marshall C. Mason N. Mason ! R. MC Lagen I M. Munninghoff M. Nave I i N. Noftsger 1 B. Norman P. Peel H. Peters i ! i M. Powers 1.. Reed L Reynolds R. Roe G. Rosendahl C. Ruffles; D. Sellers B. Sims A. Skinner D. Stansberry C. Stevens R. Wachs D. Walker S. Wheeler B. Wfiederhold M. Williams J. Wilson L Wolf T. Woodward Sophomores SPONSORS The Sophomore class sponsors have helped the members of the Class to obtain 21 foundation and set a goal, which they shall aspire to attain as juniors and seniors Spoman: Mr. Moser, Miss Heiser- man, Mrse Roaenberger, and Mrs. Handlin. OFFICERS The responsibility of the Class officers is to lead the Class in activ- ities and projects and to promote their classmates' participation in them. 50 R. Allen J. Ambrose M. Ambrose L. Andrews 5. Bailey B. Bohl G. Bauman M. Bauman G. Beck J. Bends H. Eirkle S. Bohler MA Bradley RA Brand E. Brandon D. Bricker D. Brown 5. Butler B. Carr B. Carr E. Carr B. Cheney J. Cheney B. Clements B, Cxemmins M. Cobb M. Cole J Conley D. Conner S. Cooke B, Cornwall H. Craycraft L, Crissman C. Cruse L. Davis J. Davis R. Davis 5. Dellcr T, Diehl F. Dotson A Dupriest P. Dumhm J'. Eckman PV Eckstein L. Foster P. Gans C. Gardner J. Gamer J. Gordan B. Griffis N. Hana. B. Hatfield G. Hazelbaker D. Herbert IVI. HilI L. Hoeffer L Hoffman 13. Hoskins C. Huff J. Huff L. Hughes M. Huxell R. Hes S. Jacobs Ram mum.mummmnmmwmm ' Sophomores go to Dogpatch! L. Kipp D. Lambert P. Lane P. Leoni C Manning hf. Manning B. Meyer C. Miller R Miller G. Monroe P7 Moore B. Morgan N, Mossman J, Maushart B. Mullet J. Munson A. Murray L MC Carry 52 B. Mc Collum V. MC Quitty D. Miller J. Neal D Nickel W Nickel T. Nicholas B. Parcell R. Peck J1 Philhower JA Pitroff LA Potterf L. Raymond D. Robbins P. Robbins D. Royce E. Satzger B. Schmidt J Syfried J. Sidwell C. Siler HA Smith J; Smith M. Sontag L. Stanhorb W. Stansberry J. Striley 1. Sutton J. Taulbee C. Ungetheum G. Wailingford T. Ward J. Wiederhold M. Wietholter P. Williams S. Winfield B Woerman P. Worsham B. XVyatr J. Wolf L. Zorns j. Jones E. Jordan L Judd 53 FRESHMAN OFFICERS The Freshman year presents a change of scene and the sight of many new faces. The officers who are chosen have a big job ahead, getting to know their fellow students and participating in high school activities. Clam Officerxx J. Dunham, Prej-idem; J. Wheeler, Vice-Presidem; Rt Wlalters. Secretary; M. Garvey, Treamrer. Freshmen FRESHMAN SPONSORS The Freshman class sponsors have directed their pupils in the new routine of classes and activ- ities. They help to prepare them for the hard work which they know is ahead. Clam Advimm Mrs. Alexander, Miss Lola Jacobs, Mrs. Marquett, Mt. Hume, Mr, Leininger. . . . . . . . . : .. .. n .. n . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. ., .. .. .. . b . .. . .: .. . . .n . . C . I. .II . .. . 1. .... . . y I . .. .. . o ,n .. .. .. LBSivEmw an a u; , :2 ; 56 Ferguson, Kl Faus, M. Fricker, P. Faimer, L. Gallenstein, D. Garvey, M. Gibson, F. Gill, S. Gillespie, B. Gillette, B. Goodman, B. Goodman, B. Goldsberry, E. Gordon, J. Gordon, M. Gordon, R. Grieman, P. Hana, S Hankins, J. Hansen, J. Harding, L, Helmsdorfer, M. Henshaw, C. Hill, A. Hill, R. Hoefler, J. Holt, J. Hoskins, B. Huddleson, S. Hues, K. Hunley, B Jameson, J. Keith, T Keyes, N. Kietzman, B. Kohus, E. Kuhn, C. Lahke, L. Lambert, T. Lee, J. Lewis, B. Liming, L. Livingood, D. Lowe, H. Luehrman, B. MacLean, D. Manning, J. McDermon, P. McLagum, R. Miller, T. Moorman, M. Murphy, M. Hood, P. Nicholas, P. Obetklein, J. O'Conner, P. Osborne, D. Parris, J. Peel, C. Penn, J. Peters, S. Philhower, J. Powers, J. Pratt, H. Preston, P. Pyle, S. Raymond, J. Ramsey, V. Reed, B Reed, T. Reeves, J. Reynolds, J. Riffle, G. Robinson, B. Roesler, P. Roe, R. Rufflow, J. Schirmer, O. Seyfield, B. Smith, J. Smith, P. Smyth, S. Snider, P. Stankorb, G. Steinbeck, S. Stone, K Sutton, P. Taylor, N, Todd, C. Townsley, J. Venice, V. Wacks, T. Walters, R. Ward, M. Watson, R. Westmeyez, R. Wheeler. J. Wilhem, N. Wintersole, J. Wolbers, J, Yourell, C. Eighth Grade SPONSORS Mrs. Snell and Mr. Schmidt. CLASS OFFICERS Claudia. Nickell, P r a 5 i :1 e n t; Charlanne Ingram, VicenPrexi- dew; Bob Veidt, S a c r 9 t a 4' y; Elaine Rosenweig, Treamrer. H. Adamson J. Backman W. Bailey L. Bateman W. Bauman R. Bentley W. Bentley R. Brownell S Buckner C. Burroughs 58 V. Carr C. Campbell R. Chambers J. Chance T. Chupkz M. Curless I. Dupriest R. Florence I Carver F. Gordon D. Griswold J. Haines B. Hensgen J. Holden K. Huff E. Humphrey W. Hes C. Ingram S; Jones T. Kemp D. Kilb B. Kocher J. Lawson E. Lunsfield D. Monroe S. Monroe J. Moore M. Moore J. Murray C. Nichels R. Nolan P. Patchell B. Perry G. Philhower D. Pierson B. Plat: T. Reed T, Reed D, Richardson E. Rosenzweig R. Stevens S. Stone D Stouder D Vesters B. Veidt N. Wolf L. Woods CLASS OFFICERS Judy Kuhn, PrejidenI; Denny Mangold, Vice-Prexidzm; Fred Applegare, T r e a I u r e 7; David Wehrung, Secreiary Seventh Grade SPONSORS Mr. Haarlammert and Mrs. Damerow. M. Adams T. Ashbury 1 Baker M. Balon D. Barat R. Beard C. Bickel C Bryan J. Chambers J. Chapman T. Clifton J. Cooper C. Davis J. Dupriest J. Lewis D. Liming J. Lovins K. Mabry R. Mabry D. Mangold RA McLagan J. Mohr S. Neal B. Neilson J. Noland D. OsBome J. Pinnell G. Perry I. Perry R. Raymond B. Reed J. Rice 1. Richards K Roberts R Roe R. Schultz T. Schultz S. Sellers M. Serena R. Shelton C. Sickenger R. Snell FWH' 'TTT7171 S. Snell B. Veston C. Walker D. Walker D. Wehrung G. Whitaker E. Wood S. Woodruff 63 Classes From the odors of the chemistry lab to the delicious aromas of the home economics kitchen, thafs our school! Milford High offers courses to suit every individual. Our college preparatory program is one of the finest in Ohio. However, if youere interested in a business career, just wander down to 210. There you will find all the latest business equipment. Just in case you want to study and become adept in a trade, both boys and girls find help in shop or home economics Classes. Yes, Milford offers unlimited opportunities to its students. Careful now, dodt make any mistakes. Chemistry w-d- Smell something burning? Don't fret, ifs just Mrs. Moore's students in chemistry. 66 Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Rosenberger, the typing Class seems to be very busy today. These girls will have little trouble in obtaining a job. l ; J, u :5 firm mun earn. Iaam Mme mm Office Practice This class demonstrates the many ways Milford High is keeping abreast of the times. This group is learning the compch operation of Eht many office machines in their office practice class 67 ' Home Economics Here the girls are learning to sew their own clothes so that they have that tailor-made look. Many of the girls are making their Easter outfits. Cooking Ummmmm! What delicious odors. Yes, that is the Home Economics girls cooking their lunch. 68 In shop classes, the boys are learning a profitable trade. Here Mr. Donohoo explains measurements to a group of freshmen. IDriverk Educadon LOOK OUT! 165 Mr. McKnighfs class in driver's training. 69 Hup 2 3 4, Hup 2 3 Mr, Wettigs boys will be prepared for UNCLE SAM! Study Hall N0 TALKING PLEASE 1 It's a study hall. 70 HONOR ROLL Front Row. left to Right C Siler B. Sontag. D. Liveneood J. Blackburn, L Bainum J Cray- crafc, S. Deller P Gordon B. Hamm T Gordon, J Taulbee C. Todd 5 Fletcher. Second Row: V Butler M. Ambrose, B. Carr, M. Munninehoff. K. Carter. KC Ward, G. RI'ffeI, P. Grieman. JV Conley, MC Wiggins, J. Bricken S. Harding, B, Butlen Third Row: J. Ernst, B. Day, J. Wintersole, C. Henshaw, B. Leuhrman, L. Crissman, K. Carter, B, I. Tavlor. C. Mifler, B. Griffins, L McCarty. S. Baler, B. Kietzman, L. Harding, K. Miller, D. Wilson. R. Edwards. Famrla Row: M. Garvey, N. Taylor, T. Wachs, DC Bricker, P. W'illiams, J. Bnmhill. D. Haynes, D. XValker, D. Snell, L. Reed, DA Garvey, G. Rosendahl, R. KWachs. DA McLean, M. Cutlip, and C. Hill. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Front Row. Left m Rith: B. Marshall, M. Ecksrein, B. Huddleson. J. Bricker. F. Bauer. Second Row: D. Wilson. L. Wical, C. Knight, D. Siler, R. Edwards. Third RON : 'D. Garvey, B. Brower, D. Snell, D. Jones. 71 The doors were opened; and we entered into high school activities. Clubs and organizations are many and varied. It all depends on the individuafs choice Everyone should take part in some activity, because it helps a person to become more responsible. Each must learn to give orders as well as to take them. What is thth than learning to accept orders graciously in an organization that you yourself have chosen? Activities Music Department MrV Koch is the head of the Music Department in Milford. He has had many of the students in his band since grade school. He is shown here conducting the band in practice. JUNIOR BAND Barir Rmr, Left to Right: R, Parker, S. Curless, B. Wenderoth, T LueckeA S, Edmam D chw mam J, Staiglc, JA Shelton, G. Kocher, R. Koch, K. Schultz. Segafed: D, Babel, D, Pierson; R Stretch, J. Dawson, M. Reed, G. Enel, M Stroup, J. Inderreiden. 74 MULBER RY JUNIOR BAND Back R021: Left 10 Rigbl: Mr. Koch, Bde Landau. Sheldon P. XWmd, D, Henshaw PA Chaf- fin, LV Satsger, B. Sanciberq, 11 Seimering. B. Sxmrrrmu Third Row: B Leaver, L Curliss, L. Grieman, E Dunfee, L, McKinney. C. Hughs, G. RuDerr. 56mm! Raw: P. England, M. Mntz, J. Rink, 1 McKinney F. Curl. C. Cook, S. Goodman. B. Gebhart, D. Davis, J. Stevens, D. Steel. Fimt Row: G. Burch, S. Taylor, B. Hendrick; R. Peck MILFORD SOUTH JUNIOR BAND Bank Rnw. Left :0 Right: T. Love. M. Elbreichr. M. Mutter. D. Bainum. K. D. Sanders, 3. Carter, J. Osborne, B. Helmsderfer, MA Lamleman, M. Galenstein. 75 Siler. Fran! Row: MARCHING BAND It takes many hours of practice to produce a good Marching Band, as Mr. Koch knows. Here the band is going to practice on the football field as they do every week during warm weather. MIXED CHORUS T01? Ronald! M Right C. Hill, B. Carr, J. Dunham, K. Furnish, M. Garvey, M. Sparrow J. Hacker, B. Taylor, F. Davis, N Mason, 87 Smyth, G. RiFflc, B. Reed, J. Maushart, J. Oberklein, L. Hughes, K. FurgusnnA Alfddfe Row: C. Evans, F. Evans, H. Smith, L. annes, P. MCDc-rmott, B. Lonaker, P. Greiman, J, Wintersnle, L Lakke, M. Hclmsderfcr, M. Eigher, A. Fccles, I Penn, P, Roessler, C. BickeL Bmmm Row: Mr. Wonder, Charm Db'erlnr; B, Baker. T. Lam bert. B. Hatfield, D, Brown, P. Eckstein, J! Rewes, A. Hill, L. Bainum, A. Meyers, 3. Hana, R. Walters, I Manning, 3. Smyth, T. Bacca. 76 MAJORETTES The quartet of majorettes led the band in its drills and per- formance throughout the football season. During the basketball sea.- son, they shOWed their skills by twirling With fire and light. Lef; to Right; B, Mullett, J. Penn, L. McCarty, and M. Helmsderfer, Head Majorettee SENIOR BAND Back Raw. Left to Right: M. Serena, P. McDermott, A. Murray, Ge Wolf, C, Henshaw, T. Ward, F. Davis. M. Cutlip, L Brown, L. Wical, L. Harding, B. Veidt, T. Chupka, B. Leuhrman, T. Wach. Middle Raw: F. Bauer, C. Diskete, S. Pyle, BV Hensgen, P. Robbins, M. Curliss, M. Eckstein, S. Harding, K. Ward, M. Donohoo, Je Sidwell, B. Ham, L. Bainum, S. Jacobs, S. Smythe, C. Davis. Front Row: J. Bachman, W. Dean, B. Buckner, C. Crews, F. Gordon, B. Kucher, D, Griswold, B. Plan, J. Baker, JV Kuhn, E, Rosenzweig, T. Bacca, T. Kemp, J'. Speidel, D. Speidel, D. Wehrung, Re Schultz, K. Schultz, Abxem: J. Eckman, D. Pierson. 77 RULELIUK N ?m REE'LELWR TYPING STAFF These girls are a vital part of the annual staff. They type all the copy before the book goes to the printer, From Roux Left to Right: B. J. Taylor, 1V1. WHggins, Chairman: B. Butler Bnc$ Row: L Coors, J, Snell, B. Day, B. Davis, and DMotz. Annual ANNUAL EDITORS AND ADVISOR After much planning, chang- ing and rcclmnging -a it's finally on the way to the press. Our editors and advisor have spent countless hours of hard work to create this book of un, forgettable memories, J. Bricker and F. Bauer, Co-Eu'ii- on; Mrs. C. Caldwell, Alh'imr. SALES STAFF They have spent a lot of time selling '58 Annuals to borh Junior and Senior High SChOOl The senior who sold the most annuals recaivcd his yearbook free From Row: B. Anderson, C. Bingv aman, M. Garner, M. Raymund, Chairman: R Irby, B, Huddlcson, BL Sparrow, A. Vcntus. Roar Tu-o: R. Newton, 13. Marshall, B Beck, C, Dixie, L. Buckner, C, Evans. Row Three: D, Jones, D Garvey, D. Snell, C. 1165. Staff ART STA FF These students by being cre- ative and original with their ideas have been an asset to the '58 Dmflim. Their drawings have been made to order! From Raw. Left 10 Rigbi: J. Your- ell, L. W'iczll, Chairnmu: L. Criss- mnn. Burk Rmr': A. Meyers, L. Grant, P. Lnnganeckert AD SALES The unsung heroes of the annual stuff are these students, for it has been their job to col- lect ads from Milford mer- chants and the surrounding arem XVithnnt the co-opemrion Of these students. out yearbook would not have been possible From Roux Left to Right: M, Beck- hnm, C. Raymond, Clmirmau; B, Prntt, S. Smyth, R. Dewecse, A. Ramp. Back. R020: D. Siler, R. Deller, Rt Newton, B. Brewer, 13. Nelson, V, Began. FEATURE STAFF It took hours of research to obtain the details on every pro- ject in school; and after they had the information, they had to write :1 description to fit each picture in the book. From Rare. LeFr to Right G. W'olf, S. Harding, Clmirmwi: P. Moor- mane M. Eckstein. Rout Tum P. Raitlt, Gt Sontag, B. Sontag. Row Three: N, Quigley, R. Peters. 1958 a 59 ANNUAL STAFF Left to Right: B. Laudeman, C. Easton, T. Ward, B. Gatch, C. Hill, SV Pyle, G. Rosen- dahl, D. Walker, K. Carter, M Cutlip. These are the members of next yeafs annual staff. We, the staff of this yeafs annual, would like to thank Tim Ward for his co-operation in taking pictures for us, and spending many hours in the dark room developing them. LIBRARIANS Seared: F. Gillette, E. Brandon, M. Bradley, By Siefried, j. Smith, S. Jacobs. szzilding: Mrs. Botz, M. Sontag, R. Deweese, P. Longanecker, M. Sparrow, N. Quigley, K. Ferguson, B. Roy 5610:, P. Gordon. 80 The Reflector This year our Reflector Staff has played an im- portant part in promoting school spirit They have Shawn great interest in our different activities, and this enthusiasm has created a more interesting school paper. Joy Yourell, the editor, and Mrs. Hundlin, the ad- visor, have spent many hours planning the stories and layouts. XWith the combined talents of Mrs. Handlin's experience and Joy's ubiIity to write, they have produced the best Rew flccmr Milford has had REFLECTOR STAFF Shifting with tbg left ride of flay R : T. WnodwaraL C. Dean, A. Ventus, N. Quigley, E. Hopkins, B. Lonaker, Bh Griffus, J. Hacker, B. J. Taylor, L. Wical, M, Sparrow, Mrs. Handlin, Adrimr; T. WJ-ard, F. Bauen M. Fcksrein, R. Irby, S. Fletchhr, S. Cook, 5. Pyle, B. Cremmins, C, Siler, J. Yourcll, M. Bradley, Nh Keys, B. Seyfied, Bh Clemens, J. Smith, B. Hudclleson. 81 LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Left to Riglaf: P. Greimin, S. Smith, J, Wfirltersnle C. Siler, F. Bauer, G. Wolf, T. Deihl, N. Noftsger, L. Reed. FRENCH CLUB KEN m Right R. Andcrson. P. Gnnlnn. 3 Haan M. Fighcr, B. Beck. A. Ivchers. M. Helms- Llcrfer. K. Carter. 5. Blake. S. Hardinu. GV Gillette. If, Penn, N. Mossman, C. Henshaw, E. Hop- kins. O Schirmer, j. Eccles. W. Dean, G. Wolf. Advisor, Mrs. Wurzz. 82 FUTURE TEACHER S ant Rnu'. Heft m Right: C, Easmn, G. anlf. Sermrrl Rwy: Jr Tuckurr. T.. Wolf, P. Baum- garzner. K. Haines Third Ron's F. Gillan. A. Combs. P. Gordon, B. Huddleson, J Hague. Standing: M. Raymnnd, P. Raidr, S. Harding, 5' Smyth, lidz'imr, Mrs. Wurtz. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Offfrmzr: Norma Mason. Prmizfrwr: Judy Long, Syn-Nm-r: Par Monrman. VI'CEiPYPUI'fFN'I Mrs. Marquette, Arlwimr; Linda Caudill, Treammr: Sandy Deller, Parliammmrian, Nancy Mossman, Hijforiam 83 STUDENT COUNCIL SMFEIL 10'! In Riquf: B. Berk. S. Hauling. F, Bauer. S snwrh, C. Emmn. Azim'rm: Mr. Cutlip. P, Carr, K, Wlard, D. Madman, M. Garvey, T, I'wkmzm, H. Funkc, C Miller. B. Hamm. COLLEGE CLUB From Row. Left In Rizlor: B. Hamm. C. Raymond, B. HLLdLPeson. S, Smyth. S Harding, P. Raiclr, M. Ecksrein, G. WIOH, J. anue. J. Fckarr. M. Raymond. P. Gordon, derimr. Mm Nex- ander. Second anw: C Eastnn. F. Bauen M. Beckham, D. Jones, N. Noftsgcr, IVL Wfilliama C. Knight. R. MrLa uan, CA Hillv R. Edwards, K. Haines, B Marshall. Third Row: D. XVilson, G. Rasendahl, R. Leurhman, D. Garvey. B. Bmwer, D. Snell, D. W'alker, H. Funkc, M. Curlip, L. Reed, L. Wical, D. Siler. 84 OFFICE HELPERS Seated, left In Right: B. Sontag, M. Garner, L. Judd. Standing: M. Manning. A, Rapp, M Wiggins, D. Mmz, P. Baumgartner, G. Conley, N. Mossman, B. Anderson. S Harding, B. Davis, C. Easton, I Smith. KINDERGARTEN HELPERS Left In Right: C. Huff, B Gillespie, J. Tolbey, J, Krimmer, B. Schmidt, N. KeyesA 85 Y - TEEN Lei! to Right: G. Conley, S. Deller, Trcnxmwx N. Quigley, ViccePreJident; MA Sparrow, Praxi- de-rzt; Ah Rapp, Secretary; J. Echart, Miss jacobs, Adzlimr. Purpoxe : W140 build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share His love for all people, and to grow in the knowiedge and love of God, 86 The G.A.A. plans many activities for its members. Raw One, Left to Right P. Raidt, M. Garnen G. Wolf, A. Meyers Rom Two: B. Sontag, F. Gillete, J. Ernst, Miss Jacobs, Adviwr; S. Smyth, G. Gordon, B. Mullet. v .. . III... ' ' .' The seniors won the intramural volleyball championship. Left In Rigbl: B. Pratt, A. Meyers, J. Hacker, R. lrby, C. Bingaman, M. Garner, G XWoIf 87 mWOhZMm Sports The doors were opened, and we entered the auditorium of Milford High School. A pep rally was in session for this was football season. Our boys had been working every evening on the field of Riverside Park. Mt. Moset was trying to get the boys into condition for their first season in the Eastern Hills League. Later in the school year, one might find either Miss Jacobs or Mr. MCDCrmOtt with their students in the audi- torium. Knowing that practice makes perfect, these stu- dents practice during their spare time. When Spring arrives, changes will take place in out athletic program Baseball will open under the watchful eye of Mt. Wettig. Golf, tennis, and track will aleo begin at this time. Besides organized sports, Milford has an intramural program Ping-pong, basketball, and volleyball are available for all students. Here at Milford, we all realize that every student should have an opportunity to be in sports. Good sportsmanship is acquired through practice. An axiom at Milford could well be uAll work and no play, makes 'Billl a dull boy I wwwmw 4 mnnmwcmw'b-W JCHMJND H MADtIRA A LDVELAND H MRIEMUNT A ; 3m 241mm m. H V xmv 2 MENIEHULAS A UV 8 EUUNTRY DAY A It's those cute cheerleaders with our footbali schedule. 92 Our Football Team Rou' One, Ldl to Right: S. Barnard, G. Sontag, D. Jones, C. Knight, D. Wilson, G. Weh- mng, C. Hts D. Snell, j. Smart, L. anrence, R. Hornshy. R. Roe, B Marshall. ML Maser. Rmr Trm: P. Moore, 5. Mahry, M. Williams. D. Deyhle L. Reed, H. Funke. L4 Wical. CL Rnscndahl, H. Peters, G. Munroe, R. Hes, I Eckman, Mr. McDermott, Mn Wettig. Rarr Three: J. Sutton, j. Garner, PurcelL D. Bricker, L, Davis, G. Hazelbaker, L. Hoffman, D Williams, XV. NickclI, T Nickolas, D Herbert, G. Strilly, T, Potorf, D. Siler. Rou- Fnllr: R. Rom K Stone, 11 McLean, B. Kietzman, J, Buxton, B. Bowers, T. Miller, N, Taylor, Q Schrimer, R Dixon, B. Baumgarmcr, R. Wcsmeyer, I Gordon, G. Ernst, B. Goodman. BL Goodman Reserve Football Team And Coaches How's this play? Perhaps, it will win the game for Milford High Our Coaches studying this play are Mr McDermott and Mr. 'W'ettig, the assistant coaches, with our head coach, Mr. MoserA Varsity This is our varsity football Squad. Left to Right: D. Deyhle, TacHe; I Eckman, End; H. Funke, Quarter- back; R. Hornsby, Tackle. Rmr Tu'o: C. Iles. Fullback. Row Three: R. 1165, Guard; D. Jones, F2411bum61; C. Knight, Guard; B. Marshall, Halfhzck. F ootball Left to Right: R. Roe, HaUKMCkr: G. Rosendahl, Center: J. Smart, En D, Snell, Halfhck Row Two: G. Sontag, Guard. Row 'Tlaree: L, Torrence, End; G. Wiehrung. End: L WIical, TacHe; D Wilson, Quarterback. wr- mm 37157 17:531ki7'WWT V: ;m m; g. E 9b Fryw OOm mwmcymrxmmzo 97 Courb. Rn-u' TU'DI Carr, G. Ernst, A'Ialmger. RA Roe, Funke, M. Mr. McDermott is their coach. H D. Snell was the team's high scorer H 3 ID t C k S a B VJ t .1 B, Beck, J. Huff. CA Iles, D, Sellers, up. Our varsity squad! Row 0112, Left to Right: Vars is C. Mason, DA Garvey, D. Snell, D. XVaIker, team this year, On r Varsity Cheerleaders Starting at tlae bottom: Judy Wheeler, Gayle Wolf, Judy Ernst, Pauline Raidt, Anita Meyers. 100 Varsity Basketball Rem! 51051311736- .rtm'tmg :11? left corner: B. Beck, Gilm'd; M. Carr, Forward: H. Funke, Fo-nm-nl: DK Garvey, Gitard; C. 1165, For- zmzrd: R. Roe, Gimrdx D. W'alker, Cevzter: L. Torrance, Farumzrd: D. Snell, Forward: D. Sellers, szrd; C Mason, J Huff, Guard. Champions! Our reserve basketball team. Center: Blackman, Mr. XWcrtig, J. Hanson, Left to Right: D. Herbert, B. Carr, 11 McLean, J, Butler, M. Garvey, G. Monroe, J. Eckman, M. McClary, B, Good- man, N. Taylor, J. Bingaman, J. Buxton, D Lambert. Reserve Cheerleaders They Cheer the reserve team to Victory! Left to Rigbr: L. Judd, C. SilEr, M. Donohoo, J. Ruffloe, C, Manning. 103 Come on men, leis get dressedV' says Coach Wettig Row 0776, Left to Right: V. True, D Lambert, B. Carr, R. Roe. Row Two: L. Davis, J. Garner, T. Pororf, G. Rosendahl, K. Eigher, J. Butler. Row TbrEe: H. Funke, D. Sellers, M, Garvey, D. Bricker, C. Hes, L. Torrance. This is Mr. Moser's track team. Row One, Left to Right: D Osborne, G Ernst, 1 Gordon, J. Siegfield, B. Carr, L. Buckner, B Beck, K. Stone, J. Benz, R. Ertel, Purcell, M. Carr. Row Two: Mr. Maser, G Rosendahl, D. Lambert, RA Hes, D, Wilson, K. Miller, L. Davis, L. Andrews, B, Kietzman, D. Bricker. Row Three: D. Deyhle, J. Smart, D. Garvey, J. Butler, D. Snell, H. Funke, G Monroe, I Rogers, M. Garvey, M. McCleary, O. Schrimer. 104 This is the girls, varsity basketball team. Left to Right: G. Gordon, M. Loving, S. Smyth, C. Bingaman, JA Ernst, L Hacker, M. Sparrow, MA Garner, B, Taylor, G. Wolf. F. Gillete, 13 Cornwell, P. Gordon, A. Meyers. The future stars of the girls' squad. Row One, Lei; to Right: B. Goldsberrv, 5. Hanna, L. Judd, J. Walbers, N. Keyes, S. Gill, L. Livengood, J. Wallingford, B. Mullet, C. Crews. Row Two: M. Bradley. B. Robison, G. Riffle, K. Carter, P. Robbins, J. Jones, P. Gans, J. Reynolds, K. Ferguson, C, Siler Row Three: W. Anderson, E. Brandon, A. Murray, L. McCarty, F. Davis, C. Miller, P. McDermott, C Henshaw, J. Wolf. 105 Student Life It would take a thousand pictures 01' a million words to depict the exciting days at Milford High. From Queens to labs intellectuals t0 hipsters Milford offers everything. We havenlt the time or space to cover the multitudes of good times that await all students. So flip the following pages for a brief look at our STUDENT LIFE. Fall Festival Queen Lida Crissm 2111 PP -Hmmm A crown is won! LEI! Io Right J. h'crs, S. Puck. L. Crissmzm, T. Ryan. TEEN CANTEEN wins award for the bCSt float! Entitled THIS OR THIS - RATSALIE OR TEENu CANTEEN ? Left 10 Rigbr: M. Ecksrein, B. Odoms, R, Mclagan. Lofr m Riquzl: D. Garvey, K. Carter, G. Molliter, G. Wchrung. Homecoming Queen Mary Ann Gamer r 3? Queen Mary Ann and her court. Leff Io Ricki: Barbara Buckner, Jmu'm': Pat Langnnccker. Savior: Mary Ann Garner, Homecoming Queen: Beverly Mullen, Saplvomm-e; and jnycc Manning, Frexlamrm, A kiss from Co-captain Dick SnelL Royal dance with Chick Knight, Senior Class President; I'll F. H. A. Sweetheart Queen Nancy Mossman ,1?- Homecoming Dance 1 Over the Rainbow Everyoneh having fun! h , . , - awaiii 14 3: And What have we here? Steve Klein u- popular disc At the hop! jockey. c m a G 114 ATTRACTIONS Advertisements Advertisements show us the doorway to better living. They make us aware of the great variety of stores in our Village and the surrounding area. In the advertisements, you will find worthwhile information about the donors whose products we are showing. In this way, they show us that the concern is keeping up with the times and wants to get ahead in the business world For this reason, the businesses do their best to serve you well. They help you to take advantage of only the best that they have to offer, while portraying more comfort, convenience, and joy which are available in every- day life. HERFF JONES CLASS RINGS BILL BLANTON, Representative C ampliment: 0f GALLENSTEIN BROS. INC. Builders and Developers 25 Cemetery Road M i Iford Ohio KEN'S SERVICE STATION Main and Center Streets Milford, Ohio Compliments of ROTMANS' P HARMACY 129 Main Street Te. 1-3150 ALBERTA'S INN Where Good Fellows Meet Between Goshen and Milford R. 28 118 J. C. BUCKLES TRANS. 27 E. Water Street Cincinnati, Ohio C amplimemj 0f MORT BICKEL DICK 81 RAY'S GENERAL STORE Peri ntown Ohio RAINES' SOHIO SERVICE PERINTOWN, OHIO MILFORD JEWELERS Gem Lock Diamonds Watch Repair 135 Main St. TE 1-3016 119 Congratulations . . . to the Class of ,58 from yuuf Telephone Company A GOOD PLACE TO WORK CENTRAL FEED AND SUPPLY TUXEDO FEEDS Pertinfown Pike To. 1-3041 Milford, Ohio Compliments of CLOTHESHORSE SHOPPE BABY FAI R Shop For Infant's Wear . . . At Baby Fair 777 East Main Street Milford, Ohio Succen and Best Wisbe; t0 ibe Clan of ,58 MONROE FUNERAL HOME George Monroe Ambulance Service Phone: TE 1-3172 Milford, Ohio 120 MILFORD PONY KEG 24 Main St. Milford, Ohio We Deliver MI 7-1151 MACK'S FURNITURE and APPLIANCES HOUSE OF QUALITY 122 MAIN STREET MILFORD, OHIO TE. 1-3096 TH E WU N D COMPANY Shoes, Dry Goods, Hosiery Lodie's, Men's, and Children's Wear MILFORD HOME SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Insured Savings TErrace 1-3192 125 Main Street Milford, Ohio HACKMEISTER'S MEATS 131 Main St. Choice MeaTs, Groceries, Produce We Deliver Ml 7-1370 Milford, Ohio Compliments of DAY'S SHOPPING CENTER ML 7-1910 Compl imenfs 0f MINIT CHEF Opposite Milford Bank 221 Garfield Milford, Ohio C omplz'mem; 0f HERB SNELL 121 CURLESS BROTHERS SOHIO SERVICE MILFORD MOTORS, INC. Ford Sales and Service New Cars and Trucks TE 1-3578 Atlas Tires, Batteries 81 Accessories MI 7-9844 SID'S DELICATESSEN 310 Main Street Ml. 7-1738 Milford, Ohio MARI-CLARE SHOP Misses and Ladies Apparel 777 E. Main Street Phone Milford, Ohio Terrace 1-4882 Phone TE. 1-3495 Phone ML 7-1521 MIAMIVILLE GARAGE AAA Heavy Duty Wrecker Service Welding of all Kinds F. R. 81 B. Wiederhold NEVIN'S GROCERY Groceries - Meats Fruits and Vegetables Miamiville, Ohio JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE Baker Drive Milford, Ohio Foun'rain Service MILFORD JEWELERS Gem Lock Diamonds Watch Repair 135 Main Street TE 1-3016 122 A A Aurdg1H1-w 1 L . .. H-.. maamrw. r15 HERMANN'S GREENHOUSE FLORIST He doesn'T have To worry Corsages, Wedding and F1orol Arrangements Milford, Ohio 435 Main St. He's insured with TE 1 -3264 FLOWERS son. EVERY OCCASION Flo'tl! TELEGRANIID RUDY'S SOHIO SERVICE IHARDING INSURANCE AGENCY Tires, Batteries, Accessories 8: M1. 7-1411 Road Service Milford National Bank Building Miilbrd, Ohio THE BEAUTY SHOP Insurzlm'v Service Silu'v 1901 Mfumifoe, Ohio Mildred Long, Prop. FRANCIS BOKMAN PHARMACY Your Complete Prescription Service Delivery Service To Milford and Vicinity CIermont County ' Your Complete Hi-Fi Record Headquarters ' Baby Needs Ho1Imork Greeting Cards Revlon Cosmetics Whitman and Schroffts Candies Open 8 AM. to 11 RM. 7 Days A Week TE 1-3810 120 Main Street Miiford 123 r7. ECKMAN1S Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables 11 West Water Street Cincinnati 2, Ohio Phone: GA 1-5526 PLEASANT HILL RADIO 8: TV SERVICE 927 Vera Cruz Pike SWARTZ AUTO SALES Mu1berry Ohio CALES AND DUBOIS BARBER SHOP Mi Iford, Ohio MILFORD MOTORS, INC. Ford Sales and Service New Cars and Trucks TE 1-3578 Chicken Fit For A King Order by Phone Facilities for Private Parties Weddings Banquets Open Daily 4 P.M. till 2:30 AM. Sunday 12 Noon till 11 P.M. Closed Morning TE 1-3419 Roscoe 81 Jessie Peterson, OWners Perintown, Pike, Route 50, E. Milford Ohio REEVE'S GULF SERVICE Mt. Repose Oh io B. F. KRUTHAUP Generoi Merchandise Mulberry, Ohio JOHN HARDOERFER Insurance Agency Milford Bonk Bldg. Milford, Ohio TErroce 1-2061 124 KUHLMAN'S Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Choice Meats Open Friday and Saturday Evenings We Deliver 227 Main St. mMilford, Ohio MILFORD HARDWARE 223 Main Street Milford, Ohio PHONE TE, 1-3021 MILLCROFT INN Private Rooms for Weddings Banquets and Receptions Dinners Sime 1812 TE 1-3031 Milford, Ohio Share the fun . . . when youtre with some- one you like, ifs fun to enjoy a Coke together. Good timw get better with the best-loved sparkling drink in all the world! Coca-Cola . . . so good in taste, in such good taste. Coke is a registered trode-mark. 125 C amplimeml 0f EAST DAY HEIGHTS'S Mr. Curtis M. Day THE BRASS RAIL CAFE Zovison Brothers Milford, Ohio TE 1-4677 TECH-ART, INC. 750 Main 51. Milford, Ohio REED ADAMS Water Hauling CARL SCHREIBER Hauling Sand, Water, and Fuel Wood 1019 Goshen M1. 7-1430 HOMER COYLE AUTOS Phone: TE 1-3368 Milford, Ohio Manyfacmrers Repreienmzive for A1uminum Awnings Aluminum Storm Doors 8! Windows Wood Sectional Overhead Type Garage Doors Aluminum Cor Ports 8! Jalousies Uni-Bilf Wood-Burning Fire Place CHARLES C. SWIFT, JR. 510 Main Street, TErroce 1-4035, Milford, Ohio 126 SHUMARD HARDWARE COMPANY 104-106 Main Si. Miiford, Ohio CURLESS BROTHERS SOHIO SERVICE Atlas Ti res, Batteries 8: Accessories MI 7-9844 AMERICA'S MOST FAMOUS DOUBLE-DECK HAMBURGER THE ORIGINAL BIG BOY ORDER BY PHONE AND TAKE 'EM HOME Ben Win59: to rise Graduatei Chevrolet ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Oldsmobile We invite you to visit our new car showroom and service facilities. New Cars Used Cars U.S. 504Eost Milford U.S. 504Eost Milford TE 1-3441 TE 1-4340 11 127 MILFORD SHELL SERVICE Terrace 1-3200 Milford Ohio 6000 YEAR WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE. New Locationi I11 Main Milford, Ohic HY-PRO DIE and ENGINEERING COMPANY Miomiville, Ohio Te. 1-5924 TONE AND LESLIE AUTO SALES We Buy and Sell Good Clean Used Cars S. R. 28 4 Miles East of Milford in Mt. Repose Phone TErroce 1-5474 C amplimenn 0f FAMILY THEATRE For Wedding Invitations of Distinction SPAETH PRINTING SERVICE 4 Water St Milford, Ohio Garfield Avenue Milford, Ohio Compliments of TOMMY DAWSON MOTORS Mt Repose Oh io BARNARD'S BEN FRANKLI N STORE 118 Main Street Milford, Ohio 4593; JOHN HARDOERFER INSURANCE AGENCY Milford Bonk BldgHMilford, Ohio Phone TErrace 1-2061 128 JOHN C. CRAVER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Day or Night Phone: TE. 1-3134 MILFORD, OHIO Kl PP'S GROCERY 110 Main Street Milford Ohio WILEY ELECTRIC SHOP Frigidaire Appliances Milford, Ohio KUHN'S BARBER SHOP Main Street Milford Ohio MT. REPOSE TEXACO Route 28 and Guinea Pike Mt Repose, Ohfo HARRY'S DECORATIVE SUPPLY Armstrong and Congoleum Floor Covering, Exclusive W011 Papers Perry-Derrick Points, Vornishes and Painters' Supplies Complete Line of Ready Made Cloth Draperies 229 Main St TE 1-3232 ART'S BARGAIN MART 729 Chillicothe Pike Milford, Ohio THE GINABEA SHOPPE Ladies' Apparel Coats, Suits, HaTs, Dresses Milford, Ohio Ml 7-1170 WW LPOI NT 715 MAIN STREET MILFORD, OHIO CREAMY WHlP, SODAS, AND SUNDAES BERNGES' DRY CLEANING One Hour Martinizing 527 Baker Dr. Milford, Ohio Between Route 50 and 28 SCOTT B ROTH ERS 224 Mill Street Milford Ohio RABY'S FINE FOODS 217 Main Street MI 7-1120 Milford, t 129 Cooking and Heating with Gas is the Modern Way Botiled Gas Tank and Meter Systems A full line of appliances tailored to LP Gas THE MIAMI GAS SERVICE COMPANY Telephone: TE 1-3000 5 Water Street Milford, Ohio LARRY CONOVER APPLIANCES Open evenings TE 1-33810..,an. Z Milford, Ohio gunman .2 mm ' FAYE'S BEAUTY SALON Main Street Milford Ohio TRESTER AUTO PARTS AND WRECKER SERVICE Mulberry, Ohio Ml 7-1884 130 PATRON'S LIST Fenton for Finer Cleaning Nelson Buick Bernard T. Sauer Dr. George T. Pack Jr. A Friend Dr. D. K. Ebersold ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Pogues' for Senior Pictures Osborne Photography for taking pictures Tim Word and Steve Pyle for taking pictures The Senior Class wish to thank all The teachers, students, and friends who have helped us and sup- ported us in the preparofion of this annual. 131 As The Doors Begin To Close . . . Front Row: D. Osborne, G. Bauman, B. Odoms, B. Mullen, A. Dupriest, K. Ward, J. Wintersole, S Fletcher, J. Conley, J. Gordon. Row 2: S. Harding, J. Brisker, BA Griffis, J. Luker, G. Rosendahl, C. Hill, S. Boller, B Kietz- man, M. Eckstein, K, Carter. Row 3,- R. Wachs, D. McLean, T, Wachs, D. Snell, M. Cutlip, D. Garvey, L. Reed, B. Luehrman, R. Edwards. Our Scholars ! Seventeen 0f 33 students who went to Miami placed in the top 20. They are as follow: Jinny Conley, plane geomet- ry, 15:; Don Mclean, algebra I, 4th; Gene Rosendahl, chemistry, 5th; Lowell Reed, chemistry, 7th; Dick Snell, phys- ics, 4th; Richard Edwards, physics, 9th; Mike Cutlip, algebra II, 10th; Kathy Ward, English IX, 2nd; Jo Anne Win- tersole, English IX, 4th; Charles Hill, English XI, 6th; Dick Garvey, English XII, 19th; Muriel Eckstein, senior so- cial studies, 3rd; Bill Luehrman, A- merican history, 11th; Bill Kietzman, world history, 3rd; Timothy Wrachs, general science, 4th; Gary Bauman, biology, 10th. These ratings are all in Division 11. Students who placed regardless of din vision were Jinny Conley, plane geo- metry, Sth; Kathy Ward, English IX, 8th; Bill Kietzman, world history, 10th. 133 Our Champs ! Our track team proudly shows off their Eastern Hills League title. Front Row, Left to Right: B. Kietzman, J. Benz, R. Iles, 0. Schrimer, G. Monroe, L. Andrews, J. Seyfried. Row 2: B. Carr, L4 Buckner, J. Butler, D. Garvey, M. Carr, D. Robbins, K. Stone, M. Garvey. Row 3: Coach Wettig, B. Ball, J. Eckman, H. Craycraft, D. Bricker, D. Wilson, K. Miller, G. Rosendahl, D. McLain. Row 4: J. Garner, R Lambert, B. Beck, L. Davis, I. Rogers, D. Snell, H Funke, J. Smart, Coach Moser. 134 The Junior Class of Milford High School presents an Evening In Blue Music by Les Sharpe and his Rhythmaires, at the Terrace Park Country Club Saturday evening May seventeenth Nineteen hundred and fiftyveight 135 Left to Right: PolIy Raidt, Queen; Charles Hill and Carol Easton, Prom Co-clsairmen; and Chick Knight, Kiwg. And Kissed! I36 Faculty Members Enjoy Dance 137 MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT Tuesday Evening, May 20, 1958 8:00 PM. Processional ............................................ School Ensemble Invocation The Rev. Otto J. Herrmann Saxophone Solo ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Larry Wical Music ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Concert Choir Address, You Are Young Only Twice ................. Dr. L. Claire Warden Clarinet Solo ........................................... Freddie Bauer PIA. Award ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mrs. Doris Kocher President of Milford PTA. Kiwanis Award ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mr. Vemer H. Sellers Vice-Presidenr of Milford Kiwanis American Legion Award ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mr. Lewis E. Wiggins Past Commander Post 450 American Legion 138 31$? .1 quwJWVWHEEyWWW N?! ?ww V3 3 : g 3 3 .ng High School Awards ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mr. Ralph McDermott Senior Class Sponsor American History Award 3333333333333333333333 Mr. Harry Van Landingham Junior Order United American Mechanics Citizenship Award ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mrs. Carl Kietzman National Defense Chairman, D.A.R. B.P.W. Award 333333333333333333333333333333 Miss Mary Ellen McDermott President of Milford BRW. Presentation of Class 333333333333333333333333333333333 Mr. Sidney B. Cuth'p Principal of the High School Presentation of Diplomas ............................... Mr. Lloyd Mullet: President of the Board of Education Benediction 333333333333333333333333333333333333 The Rev. Frederic Howe Recessional 333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 School Ensemble Flower - White Carnation C olor: - Rookwood Blue and White Maria 3 Onward Ever; Backward Never 1 139 Through these doors has been our theme of this 1958 Dtoflim. In the past school year, we of Milford High School have opened many doors-not just doors of physical appearance only, but also doors of learning, of fun, of friendship, of sports- manship, and of personal experiences known only to the individual. Each door which we have passed through was different from others. Some were harder to open than others. Only through initiative and strong will power were we able to open these doors. Our school year has been one of the most memorable at Milford. Upon entering the classrooms, we were greeted by new faces of students and teachers. These new people joined with those who were already a part of MHAS. to help make the memories which we ate reminiscing now. Can we ever forget those five junior boys who decided to become cheerleaders? Can we ever forget when Dick Snell knocked Mary Ann Garner's crown off with a kiss? Can we ever forget when Billy Catt made the basket that won out reserve team the league championship? Can we ever forget when Broadway came to Milford in the form of the junior and senior class plays? Can we ever forget the exciting and llnoisyl' Senior - All-Star Game? These are but a few of the wonderful memories which we have experienced. They all had a part in the past school yeatea year which can never be duplicated. Fot life is an evet-changing cycle in which new things are created and new experiences are enjoyed. As one class leaves these doors behind them, so another will open them to become a part of M.H.S. The graduating class will find new doors to open-doots involving careers, families, and future security. The new freshman class will also find doors to openedoots that will prepare them for their life ahead. We can be proud of our school. Within its walls the echoes of former classes and fond memories resound. They are locked there forever. Our school year is now a part of that, too. L 515313.31. ' .. Mr Qanhnanwu fl. ii r31 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers , Euvet Mnnulnuwers- Rook Binders FAUDRY HOME OHHE Kansas fity FRINTED IN u 5 AV