Milford High School - Droflim Yearbook (Milford, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

TH E I960 EDITION OF THE DROFLIM gmtr Ewarrmp, mlfzrrmmn If 0f ' win 111 m, Plug ii: If rrr . l Crrtrtim 1p CO-EDITORS: Anita Murray John Seyfriml ADVISER: Clem: W. Dickens .1 ivriirlrs mu .yMJA llama; 4w. .1 14.1, ,4..-m.-' mmw .. .JMJ. ., u not, mmwu ylm war 4! ?rw 2pm w ill 0....1- . 1m: 41 .44, 'X' a x: nu; JP 1 'LP t..... .- mLx ,x. m 7 u. 4,, W I g: gfpfrm Gmk THROUGH THE YEARS Through the years . . . most important mile- stones . . . birth certificate . . . kindergarten report cards . . . health cards books, books, books . . . eight grade test . . . high school registration . . . graduation, diploma . . . and life beckons with many experiences and opportunities. SENIORS Page 8 UNDERGLASSMEN Page 24 ADMINISTRATION Page 37 ORGANIZATIONS Page 56 ATHLETICS Page 72 CALENDAR Page 86 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Page 106 ADVERTISEMENTS Page 113 Our first memory as freshmen at Milford High School cont e of sitting in the auditorium and feeling very small and insignificant. We listen to a smiling man who is trying to acquaint us with the school, and also with the many ways that the administration and faculty may help us solve our problems. Students do not ordinarily have much personal contact with the superintendent of a school; however, he always has a smile and a cheerful greeting whenever he meets us, whether it is in school or on the street. AS the years have passed, we have seen more of him; and the more we see, the more we admire and respect him. It is with great pleasure that we7 the Senior Class of 1960, dedicate this hook to Mr. James H. Fley, who has been not only an incomparable superintendent of schools, but through the years has become a warm friend who is interested in each of us. . JAMES H. FLEY Improvement in the quality of education can only be accomplished by making changes in present practices. To meet the needs of our high schoot a continuous and progressive program of curriculum building, better methods of meeting the present educational demands, and greater stress upon indi- vidual guidance are our goals. The present high standards of our high school are the result of the adaptation of new ideas and the holding of students to strict standards of accomplishment. Splendid cn-operation among the administration, teachers, and pupils have resulted in a congenial atmosphere in and about our school. To the Seniors, I extend my congratulations. It is my hope that you will redouble your efforts to continue your education, so essential for your meeting the demands of our time. SIDNEY B. CUTLIP Rosenberger, Vive-President; Mrs. Mullen, Secretary; and Mrs. Fraley. Treasurer, are busily discussing im- provements in their program which they hope will accomplish the goals such as better school education, better world understanding and better parent and family life education. Mrs. Blust, PTA. President; Mrst AND OUR FUTURE NEEDS For eight years Mr. Lloyd Mullett has served as a member of the School Board. and for seven of these years he has been the President. His friendliness and ability to promote co-operation among: the. board, the administration, and the community have made it possible for the accomplishment of many projects for the betterment of the schools. His pleasure in the task of distributing diplomas lo the seniors at Commencement was doubled this year when he had the privi- lege of presenting one to his daughter Beverly. The members of the Milford Exempted Village Buard of Education are industriously discussing one of the many details for their two new schools. The members include Mr. Charles Rosenzweig, Vice-President; Mr. Harry James, Mr. John Carothers. Mr, James H. Fley, Superintendent of Schools; Mr. Floyd Mullen, President; Mr. John Kemp, and Mrs. Violet Snell, Clerk. The Class Of 1960 Too quickly, 110w7 itls gone . . . as well hnlil hack the wind . . . we complained almut the rules . . . now we have to make our own rules . . . why do we suddenly know that what we have learned is much too little? . . . Canteen, Friday night . . . Frisclils, afterwards . . . what now? . . . we gmanml about our early risinrr . . . now we wonder why we groaned . . . special gatherings in special homes . . . what now? . . . laughter in the hallways at noon . . . we wanted to wander in the mornings, too . . . now we wonder why we took the 110011 for granted . . . special dates to the dances . . . those basketball tournaments where we yelled ourselves hoarse . . . the football gmnes where WC were liallal'mzcn . . . the pep meetings . . . the lltlSClIilll games with the broken hats . . . and now we know with sudden ularity that these things will never lie again . . . these walls umuml us. will harlim' others . . . and we knew lll-P, things those Others will do . . . the places theyjll g0 . . . almost the way tlieyjll feel . and we envy them their world . . . lmcause t 9 Its ours 110 more. llianc Stoutler nml Ray lles CATHERINE BELLE ALLEN WILLIAM ARTHUR BALL CARY DAVID BAUMANN The Senior Class made a splen- did selection in their class offi- cers this year. Ray Hes, who was elected president, has now completed his third year as leader of the Class of ,60. Work- ing together with Ray are Jim Garner, vice-president; Ricky Blackburn, secretary; and Terry Diehl, treasurer. 10 JAMES WILLIAM AMBROSE MARTHA MARY AMBROSE LARRY CRAY ANDREWS .- MARY LOUISE BAUMANN ESTHER GALE BECK JAY WILLIAM BENZ AGNES CHARLENE IEERCER Anita: and Terry w e r 6 voted the best dressed sludvnts at Milford High. JEFFREY EDWARD RICHARD NORMAN BICKNELI. HELEN LAVERNE BIRKLE BLACKBURN WILLIAM STEVEN ROLLER 35?; iv 3E ; 4;: R 3a mi, v 37 fury A K. RONALD EDWARD BRAND EILEEN MARIE BRANDON DOUGLAS MC ARTHUR DAVID LAWRENCE BROWN BRICKER STELLA ANN CLARK Bcv and Ray have nu leisure tinn- whalmeven If lhey arean busy wiih school work. they're busy wiih artivilies or helping snmenne eTsv. I! is- nn wnnrlvr lhal they are the must popular. VFRCINIA I,. I'IONIJCY JAMES CARR BUTLER SHIRLEY JEAN BUTLER BEVERLY CARR BILLY CARR i . 4 Han m . h. V J '1 5-5555: RILIIARD LICIC CONNER ROBERT PHILLIP CREMINS LOUIS FRANKLIN JUDITH KAY DAVIS CRISSMAN LA WRENCH EDWARD DAVIS 'Hu-rc is never a dull moment whvn Carol and Larry are around. As you mu plainly see. sumennv will Imvc- 21 big: Hur- prise! ROBERT JAMES DAVIS TERRY GENE DIEHI, GLENN DIXIE FRANCES LOUISE DOTSON ANNE CARY DUPRIEST $l ; V V JOHN CLIFFORD ECKMAN LILLIAN PEARL CANS FRANK CHAPMAN EVANS SANDRA FRAKER W ILLM M HARRELL JAMES ARTHUR GARNER GOODPASTOR LA RR Y RAY FOSTER Linda and .I. C. are mn- sidered the has! cilizens at sriuml. al home umf in Hue t-ummunily. 1f over ynu want a job well Ilonr, Innk nu further! JERRILYNN ELENA GORDON BONNIE JAY CRIFFIS BERNARD ALAN HATFIELD KAREN ELAINE HAUCK RICHARD FORREST HERBERT LEE HOFFMAN WILLIAM MICHAEL HOSKINS KENNETH HENRY HUEBNER Chosen as most courtenus, David sets an example by J 'V g Opening the door for Nancy, who gives him :1 mOSt ap- ; , CONSTANCE KAY HUFF .Qifa :9 preciative smile. i RAYMOND ELLHWORTH BRIAN JAMES ILLENCIK ,IANIC'I' LOUISE JONES LINDA LUIJISIC .lle ILES JUDITH ANN KRIMMER RICHAR D LEE LAMBERT PHILLIP DALE LANE Carolyn and Steve were chosen as best looking, and is it any wonder? PAULETTE ANN LEONI DONNA JEANNE LOVETT CAROLYN JEAN MANNING JOY FARRELL JUDITH GAIL MAUSHART MARKSBERRY wr- JHJI n?'ul, Most Studinus! Can you believe that Jinny and Cary are studying? By the expressions on their faces. you would Ihink they were reading comic hunks! :LEAH LU ANN MC CARTY MICHAEL COLE MC CLARY VIRGIL LEE MC QUITTY BRUCE ELLIOTT MEYER CAROL ANN MILLER RICHARD WALTER MILLER CEORGE FREDERICK PAUL WESLEY MOORE MONROE Bulb and Jluly are uulslumljng :11 Milfnnl fur lht-ir arlislic- uhilily. Often lheir rIever posters have lu'l'n distributed illmugh llle lmllu. Afsu lllrnugh llu- pages of lhis hunk, you will see lhe evidence of their ability. NANCY JOY MOSSMAN BEVERLY JANE MULLETT JUDITH ANN MlJNSON ANITA CAROLE MURRAY JAMES FREDERICK NEAL ELIZABETH FAYE DAVID JEFFREY NICKEL THOMAS ALBERT NEWSOME NICOLAUS Bunnie and Brian will nllain lheir guals. and hviug vhusen most likely TU succeed WOIIM giVC anyone more enthusiasm in 2111 Hwy allempl 10 do. PAUL JOSEPH WCONNOR GERALD ROBERT PARCELL BEVERLY JEAN PARTON DONNA LOU PARTON - Ft RICHARD JAMES PECK JOYCE ANN PHILHOWER JOHN RODNEY PITTROFF THOMAS CALVIN POTTORF Not only in basketball are Jim and Luan outstanding. They participate in Several other sports with equal ability. Thus ihey were Clmsen a5 lhe hes! alhltrllrs. ALBERT LEROY RAYMOND DONALD LEWIS ROBBINS PATRICIA DIANNE ROBBINS DAVID DUANE ROYSE EILEEN LOUISE SATZGER JOHN CARL SEYFRIED JUDITH ANN SIDWELL MARTHA JANE SONTAG DIANE JOYCE STOUDER LARRY RAY STANKORB Pat and Tim were chosen mos! musical for their speciai interests in this field. Tim plays lhe clarinet in the band, while Pat plays the lrnmbone. JERRY JOHN STRILEY AMIE CRISTENE SILER A . Ex CHARLES ALLEN GENE ANNE WALLINCFORD CLIFFORD EUGENE WARD MARY ELIZABETH UNCETHUEM ' W I ETHOLTER CARY WAYNE WIGLESWORTH FRANK EDWARD WILHAMS Eilven and Jay, nulslantling.r in lhe Senior Class for lheir HAROLD GLENN aming ahililya wt-re in lhe Henim- Class Play. CRAYCRAFT Nor l'irmred: PATRICK JOSEPH WILLIAMS JANETTE LOUISE WOLF PHYLLIS JANE WORSHAM LARRY ZORNES Mrs. Huldwell. Mr. Mt-Demwtt, and Mrs. Monr'e. uur Hc-Ilinr Class arlvisors, Ilzn'r clone am ext'encnl jnh of guiding um! munselling our Mass thruugh lhis busy year. Nev and Jim, lulkiu;r galny 10 Mr. Mt'Knighl in his tlrivvr? lrainim.r car, are always friendly willl everynur! Nuw howl: what I Call m-operalinn! Sandy. alwavs lrying m lm nl' help somewhere. assists Ril'hurd in starting his mulorhike. Watch as we students, Mike Garv Pat Greiman, Don MacLean, Kathy Ward, Timothy Wachs, Bill Kletzman, Karen Carter, and Jim Blackburn, apply our newly acquired knowledge of chemistry . . . we havelft always known this information . . . it has taken many years of patient undcmtanding from teachers, and self-delermination from us to learn it . . V hut, now we know and smneday we will see the rewards of this lcarnimr . . . someday, when we see all our dreams come true. 25 7 . -' JUNIOR CLASS Mrs. Marquvn. Mr. McKnight. Mn Hume. Mm. Rnsvnhergen Mr, Rueukers an- the fat'uliy members who have advised Ihe Juniur Club's this year. VI. Ahhutl R. Anderson W. Anderson J. Arnlslrung T. Ain-s T. Bac'ca J. Bailey L. Bainum H. Baker T. Basler B. Buumgarlner E. Ynungingvr H. Heminger 'J. Blackburn '1'. Buckstiegel B. Buwers V. Huller J. Buxmn K. Carter .1, Clark J. Clements R. Conley J. Crayttrafl l3. Davis L Day E. Hick R. Uixnn M. Dnnuhoo J. Uunham A. Evcles M. Eigher C. Elam J. Elkins C. Ernst M. Evans 1.. Farnu-r K. Ferguson R. Fnsler ll Callensmin M. Garvey J. Kelvin M. Uillelle H. Cultlshr-rry B. Unmlman H. Cnndman J. Curdun H Creiman 5. Hana J. Hunkins J. Hanson L. Harding Among llw students of this nchunl wlm huvc- rarrieqf am extra-heavy luad of responsibility this year went the Junior Class nff'u-ers. Glenda RiHle. Richard Mt'hagzm. errgv El'nsl. and Dick 05- hurne. The Magazine Salli, Wander- ful Tinw IL and the .luniur-Suniw Prom wert- Hume of the major tasks to which lhey willingly gave their time and L-HurL 27 M- Helmsderfer The winners of the magazine sales this year were. from C- Henshaw left to right, Don MacLean, J. Penn, and M. Garvey. Mike took the honors as first place winner, Joann came in a very clasc. second, and Don worked for third. A. Hill J. Hague L. Hoefler P. Hood 5. Hudson D. Hunt L. Iverson M. Kelly N. Keys B. Kictzman E. Kohus C. Kuhn L. Lahke J. Lee B. Lewis L. Liming D. Livengood B. Luehrman D. MacLean J. Manning M. Manning MV Maurath P. McDermoll R. McLagan J. McLeod M. Messink D. Osborne M. Oslendnrf B. Pangallo J. Farris D. Patchell C. Peel J. Penn 3. Popp J. Powers P. Preston 3. Pyle V. Ramsey W. Roy J. Reynolds C. Riffle B. Rnbisnn R. Roe P. Rnessler J. Ruflow 0V Schirmi-r R, Sellers B. Seyfried H, Smith J. Smith Tln'se are lhz- sludents who really worked to make the Junior Clam: Magazine Sale 21 auu'c'caas These are the captains whom Mr. McKnight haul sclemed to manage lhv sale and inspire the Juniurs In sell nmre. They are Bill Kielmmn. l'im Blackburn. Bill Bowers, Pal Mchrmult. and Karen Carter. Also pictured are the chairmen, Num'y Keys and Slew Pyle. R. M iiler C. Mhrman M Murphy A. NeWsnme P. Smith F. Hmylh R Snider J. Swufe C. Smnkurll N. Tayior t. Tm- II n H 'IUnnmmit'lwl T. Wm-hs I W'ulln'rs R. Walters K. Ward H. Wr'rllmtiw'l' .l. WWJL-vlt-r M. anu'cl R. WVulmn J, VVimlerllultl J WWutl'rsuln Wu! I'Irlnr'rrl: Sandra Bailey Jim Cnurlnny. R213 Ertel. Hm HiI'P Hillmpin. Cary Hullalm I XIiHe-r. ,l, Oln-rkh'in. H Pelvrs. Churmit- Rukit-h. Ra Nemler. King: Ray T195 is t'mwned by Vicc-I'n-sitfenl Ann HiIL and Queen flunnir Huff revvives her 30 vruwn from Hike Uurx'ey. Pl'esirimn uf the Juniur CIEFE. all the JunimzHeniur Prnm May 14-. 1960. SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophnmnre Class advisers, Miss Heiserman. Mr. Cumming, Mrs. Brown. and Miss Jacobs. have put forth their .. . , I. . . , :I, ' ,Ilktttth$$ best efforts to make this a successful year. I y??? I 1 ll In. an 2.: t I'rf'sfdcnt, Bnh Kucher; Wrr-Prpsirlvnl, Shawn Palrhell; Srwrpmry, Cathy Huff; and Treasurer, Janet Hackman. are salted nonchalantly as.- if they hadnH a care in lhv world. The GI- ganizatiun and plans for the floats in the Homecoming Parade are nut too easily planned. The themes of the floats this year were bascd on current and famous Broadway plays. 31 SOPHOMORE CLASS J. Bachman J. Bailey M. Barker W. Bauman W. Belew C. Bickel R. Bill P. Bittner S. Blevins R. BnnneU L. Bosch C. Botz B. Brown C. Bryanl C. Campbell V. Carr RV Caudill T. Cllupka D. Combs C. Ctmk C Coyle .1. Croft B. Craig M. Curless J. Daniels H. Dill D. Dixie B. Dolsnn D. Dotson A. Dner M. Dunfee I. DupriESt SA Easton A. Eherly E. Elam A. Espy J. Geselhracht F. Cordon R. Gordon D, Griswold Lu Cmoms J. Grossnickle J. Grover J. Hunkman J Haines S. Hauck B. Hensgen Cu Hensley J. Hildebran . Hill R. Hill L, Hoeflur J. Holden B I'lnskins C. Huskins 5. Hughes E. Humphrey W. llvs C. Ingram W. Keeney T. Keith P. Kelly T. Kemp B. chher T. Lambert H. Lowe S. Martin 32 W. Mchnald C. Miller D Munroe S. Momma VI. 3100 : J. Murray C. Nivkrl L. Niunlzlus P. Nit'nhms P. l'ult'llcll S. Palchell J. Pt'el B. Perry C. Philhuwer B. Plant, ,L Rnnms E. Rosenzweig: J. R055 L. Qulzger M. Schmidt U Hhullz L. Heyhrev K, Sheldon W. Sparmw K. Eleven: R. Hluckluml D. Slander W7. Hlumlt'r N. Swilcy B. Taylor R. 'IHumumirhc-l L. Tumucy C. Van U:- Pas H, Vcidl CA Venllb V. Vcntus D. Vester J. Wt'gmsser K. Wi lsun ., Nat Pir'lurca': NC xvsiflmn C. Allen R Dickman C. Juhnsun ' J. Bingaman :VL Gordun J. Lay K. Brand 1, Hankins G. Lunsford C. Burnett R. Harris 13, Simpson H. Dean B. Hunley W. Schnicke W. Below C. Miller X . Madame Claudia Nickel is looking into the future of the Milford Eagles as Judy Hildebran and Judy Cesclbracht watch with awe. Their diligent efforts brought them second prize. 33 Front Row: Cami Cihson, Jerry Mason. Second Raw: Paul Ward. Jim Luehrman. FRESHMAN ' CLASS Mr. UIurIIBI Ur. UTImmc-ll. XII: Lem inger. Mrs. :Hr'exumlvr. Hm. llumrillj; anti Mn Rt-ilit-I. qmnsnn nf Iht' l rval1- man Claw. illll'lHllll'P high svllnul ymd- Lmlinn ax a gnul lu he rvzlrhetl lhrnugl: cnnsvil'nliou: un'k. G. Allen E. Anderson F. A'Jplegale T. Asbury J. Baker C. Baldridge J. Ball U. Baral D. Bauman FRESHMAN CLASS B. Beard H. Heckler B. Biukel C. Bickcl S. Hill J. Bittner M. Buuze S. Buckner C. Burroughs I. Chapman C. Clancy C. Clark V Clift T. Clifton J. Cooper C. Copley D. Cozud P. Craig S. Cummins C. Bryant C. Davis D. Davis J. Davis J, Davis R. DeMaris K. Dick L. Dill P. Dixie W. Dixie .I. Dupriest P. Enger N4 England P. Freeman J. Funke B. Celxllardl C. Gibson L. Grimnzm G. Griffis L. Grooms C Crossnickle B. Haarlammert E. Hankins D. Harcourt B. Harris D. Harrison J. Hcllon D. Henshaw J. Hill R. Huddleson R. Huddleson C. Huff J. Hughes K Hunley J. Hutchinson S. Jones I Kuhn C. Lane J. Lay D. Leach K. Leach B. Lecver B. Lewis J. Lewis J. Lovins J. Llwhrman D. Lynn 11 Mungnld B. Marlin JbMeisonk A 1 ee er B. Meese 35 Not Pir-lured: H. Adamson P. Anderson D. Ayers P. Chaffin K. Chance J. Curless S. Dosier 36 5. Early C. Huff D. Oshurn D. Eckhardt R. Hunter C. Rupert 5. Durham K. Johnsun A. 331115 R. Florence P. Knell R. Shelton S. Fraley D. Kreb R. West N. Frey J. Mohr M. Hague MA O'Connor L. Miller S. Miller M Muhr H. Money J. Munrman H. Moshcr B. Moss S. Neal H. Neilsrm J. Noland R. Noland A. Ohrien S. 05Cunnnr R. Clinger R. Clinger T. Oskamp I. Perry W. Perry .'. Pinnell .S. Pupp C. Prime C. Raidl D. Raidt R. Raymond B. Reed 1. Rein E. Reinhardt J. Rice D. Richards B. Ridings A. Roark H. Roark P. Roe M. Samoya R. Sandherg E. Scalf N. Schaubroech R. Schultz B. Sellers 5. Sellers M. Serena P. Shephard D. Sickenger B. Siemering R. Snider D. Snuble D. Spencer K4 Smufe D. Steele J. Stevens F. Stewart S, Sutherland J. Tanner J. Durhin C. Thompson D. Thurnall P. Traurig BV Vesler C. Walker D. Walker P. Ward 5. Warren P. Williams J. Wilson J. Wise E. Woods L. Woods 5. Woodruff H. Worsham T. Wright C. Yeager The opportunities you have today, as young Americans, are available only be- cause those who have preceded you have accepted their resimnsihilitics. To them you owe a debt of gratitude, This gratitude may he expressed best by you if now you m-cepl your responsibility of making avail- able tlw lwsl possible opportunities to those of future generations. James H. Fley Our Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Flay. is a very capable person who has contrihuled greatly lo the exrellent operation of our schools. thu a job it must he to operate 1113! big mavhine! But Mrs. Snell. Mr. Fley's .cz-vretary. is very adept at doing 5:11-11 a job. In addiiinn m being a very effir'ient HW'TBIHTY. Mrs. Snell is also ; Clerk of tho srhonl hoard. 37 wrou many absent, says Mr. Wellig, assistant principal. Thalia the usual mmmem issuing fnrlh from Mr. Wet- ligk office. In addition to keeping attendance, he teaches World Ceng- raphy and coaches the varsity baskm- hall team and lhe newly-formed golf team. Mr. Culiip. uur principal, has a wel- coming .umilu or iruwn fnr thuse whu visit the offiw. Th:- frnwus are for '1! th whu persisi in their reralr'ilrant ways. while the hndinage lhzll accum- panies the smile helps lu ket-p lhe adminislmlivv wht'els running more Smnnrhly. Mrs. Petersun. sucrelary for Mr. Cullip, has rlnne an excellent job uf main- taining 2m ul'ficient unine. Her friendly, cheerful smile and ht-r mrdial greeting create a happy atmosphere for the office. Janet Hmrkmun. Carol Henslmw. Sandra I'Iauc'k, Phyllis Smith, Clunda Riffle, Sally Day, Nancy Slriley, Sue Uinkey. Jum- Reynolds. OFFICE SECRETARIES Linda Judd, Judy Mausharl. Jinny Conley, Bonnie Criffis, Carol Miller, Donna Lovell, Mrs. Peterson, Eileen Brandon, Sandy Fletcher. 40 MRS. ALEXANDER MRS. BOTZ MRS. BROWN Pease Junior College, North RandoEph-Macon College. Ohio University Carnlina State University. Library. English I. General Srience. MRS. CALDWELL MR CUMMINS University of Cincinnati. Wilminmlm CUHEER English IV, AmFrican History, Svnior Sur'iaf Studies, Sociology- Spanish. Eronomirs. MRS. DICKENS MR. DONOHOO MR. GLASPEY Ohm Wesleyan. Ijnivergily 0f Wilminglun Cnllege. Wilmington College. Cincinnati, Jl'lerlmnir-al Drawing Simp, Axsislnnt Fnatball Coach English I . MR. HUME MISS HEISERMAN MRS, HOPPINC . . , - . Easlcrn Male Teachers College. Umversuly uf Cincinnati. Uni- Mlanu Unwerslly. Univvrsily f Kentucky. vursily of Chicago. Algebra L Plane Gmmvtry, Home Typt'wriling, Boukkrmping. Gon- English I and II. Economics. 01 Businesa . ' ; ' E x . I , ! 1 . MISS JACOBS MR. LEININCER Wilmington Cullvge. Wilminglun College. Hmilh. Cmu'rai Business, Phyx- Algebra 1. Algebra II, Plarw it'al Eduralion, Geometry, Senior Math. HRH. MARQUETT MR. MC DERMOTT MR MCKNICHT Western Cullege. Olliu Universiiy. Cedarville tinllege. Honw lirwmmirs. Biuingy. Grnvml .H'mh, Drivers Training. 41 42 MRS. MOORE Univenily of Kansas, Univvrsily of Coloradm Clurmistry, Physics. Solid Ccom- PILL Triganunu'ln'. Algebra 1!, 5:1? ' Z3 MR. U'CONNELL MRS. REIDEL Xavier Univvrsily. Trenlun Slate Cnliegr. World History, Anr'ir'nt History. English 1, English H. MR, ROECKERS MRS. ROSENBERCER Xavier University. Miami University. Amrriran Historn Senior Social Typewriting I and H, Shorthand, Smalirs Olfirv- Prar'u'rr. MRS. WURTZ Miami University. English IV. Latin land MR. YENTES Murchrracl College. Latin N. Hmhh, Spcerfl. Physical Edu- razion, Director of Plays. This is our effivient and rum- pelenl nurse. Mrs; Ward. Clu-rking students. eyes: is only one nf 1110 many insks she has In perfnrnl, 44 HEALTH Mr. M-ulcs. one mi 1310 nvw hravhcrs m ,VIiHnrll ihis year, vxplains llu- rumplcxity of the human clrz-ululury sys- tem In one of his- lleuflh classes. Nut nnly is he an exrelh-nl leather. lull u wry rzapnlwie murh. He ulsn Hur- Her: lllf: pubiit' with his nul- Htunlling uhilily EIS llc'mi nf tho tlHlluLlliIi tlupurimenl. Mr. chles has had many duties to fulfill lhiH ycur, aml he 111mm well. has nmsleretl It Juuks as if Kitty Johnson. Joyce Wise, Ruberlu Snidvr. and Jnline Wilstm are' busy preparing: a breakfast under Mm. Marque ? waltfhful eye. Ummmm! The smt'll of delicious fund is coming from the Home Emmomics Department, These girls are enjoying lhe many conveniences of Milford's well equipped Home Economics kitchens. 45 k 3: Front Row: T. ChUpka. .l. Bachman. DV Brisker. K. Johnson. P. Ward. D, Tlmrnall. 5. O'Connnr. M. Baumann. J. Penn. M. Eighvrl Sz'r'onll Raw: l3, VlCLlI. Wl Svhnivkel l.. Tourney. T. Kemp, l ll. Plait. Kl Florence. l? Cordon. 5, Palt'hell. C. llnlL B. Carr. J. Conley. Third Row: C. Ventus. B. Cellhanlt. P. Williams. S Dickey, ll Livenguml. M. Oslemlurf. J. Wimersnle. K. Carter, P. Creiman. S. Fletcher. C, Nickel. Fourth Row: 5. l'lauck. VA Bullcr. E. Meyer, T. Wachs. J. Stevens. D. Davis; K. HulL ll. Marlin, B, lllencik. C. Ungelhuem, K. Huelmer. Fifth Raw: N. Taylor. ,1. Blackburn. B. Gnmlman. ll. MacLean. B, Kietzmanl C. Baumann, M. Garvey, K. Ward. Nat Pictured: Steve Pyle. ille Pfroiugraplwr. The students pictured above won the honor of going to Miami University on May 7, 1960, to participate in the final scholarship tests. To be Karen Carivr studies her Chemistry Report Card eligible for this test the students ranking highest on the Every-Pupil tests took eliminaiion or prelim- inary tests, to decide who would go to Miami. All of the students did well, but there were two who did exceptionally well. Bill Kietzman, a junior, placed ninth in the state in American History, regardless of Classification. Tom Kemp, a sopho- more, also placed ninth in the state in Biology, regardless of Classification. We of the Droflim staff would like to extend our congratulations to these two boys and to all those taking the tests that gave Milford High School such a high standing. 46 13111 Kielzman l'im Wachs rnm Kemp 'amcs Stevens inny Cnnley Hamlin Nickel 1; m. R. Svlmirke 11011 MnCLean 111111 Ward 101m Bushman 11111. R. Marlin arn1 Bohr um Chupku 1! 1ick Tuy1nr en Huvhner 3 1mm? WWnIersMe at June Willimm 'IAJ'H UNIVERSITY i11 Kirlznmn 3m Kemp im W'ar'hs nny Conley m MarLean ATE OF OHIO 11 Kietmmn 1m Kemp m Wurhs .111 Ward MIAMI UNIVERSITY Tum Kemp 1960 STJTE TEST RESULTS Division 1' American History Chemimry Bin1ngy General Science English 12 P1. Cemnelry Pl. Geometry Algebra 11 Algebra 1 Bin1ogy English 9 English 10 131010;:3' Chemistry Physic: Englidl 11 English 9 American Hislnry Biology Chemistry English 12 Algebra 11 Division I American History 11in1ngy Chemistry A1ge11ru 1 3rd 3rd 4111 7111 71h 8111 8111 8th 9111 12111 12111 11l11 17111 18111 18111 HnnnraMe Mominn HmmmMe Montipn R I'grz rrHrn-a'x 0 f Classz'fz'rnlinn 3rd 4th 6111 8111 8th 811: 8111 16111 19th Claudia NickeI Wm. R. Schnicke James L. Stevens John Bachman Carol Boll Jinny Con1ey Don Madman STA TE OF OHIO Bill Kietzman Tom Kemp BiIl Kietzmuu Mrs. Alexander Ken Huehncr P1. Ceumetry Honorable Mention Pl. Cenmen'y Honorahlv Mention Cvneru1 Science Huurlrahle Mention Biology Honorable Hention English 10 English 12 A1gehra 11 HtmnraMe Venlirm Hnnur'ahle Menlinn Honorable Mention Regardless of Cinssift'ran'on American History 9:11 Biology 9th 47 Tim Junior High St'html is a Hwy impm'lanl slagv in NW students2 growlh 21nd dvvt'l- npmmll, II is 11 lulnrsilinnal period hvlwvvn llw PIPITIPH- lut'y 21ml Fw-nmlm'y svhonl expvrit'nr'os. WU hulw the Rludvnls Hf Milford 2m? find- ing thvir stay in lhv Junior High a pleasant and profit ahle one. Merrill E.JL1dd Mr. .lmld. the: genial .luninr High Principal. is lmlh Imlnllzlr am! efficivnl iu supervising: the six c'lusses uf grade seven and line fuur c-lasses of grade- elgln. Mrs. Bainum is the capable secretary to Mr. Judd, ard she is also the treasurer for both the ; Junior and Senior High Schools. Her corps of assistanis answer the telephone. do whatever h lypewriting there is to do, and make many trips up and down the stairs between the two offices. Seated: Ann Dupriesl, Mrs. Bainum. Standing: Eileen Brandon. Martha Eigher, Lucille Bainum, 43 Nancy WnH, Connie Huff, Joyce Wnlhers. Vivian Ramsey. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS AND BAND Front Row: D. Craig. M. SutierfieldA P. Carr. P, TaggerL L. Rnsvngweig. D. Williams. S. Slmare-n C. Tenni. Pu. Schroeder. Swmld Ram: Mr. Wander. T. Sheldon. C. Evanchyrk. 9.. Jnhnsnn. C Curler. D. ankmar. H. Andersnn. KV chvcs. E Emma L Carnihvm. 5. Dran. I Lnngswnrth. P Niclcel. 1.. Singlmml. Thin? Row: 9. Barnetl. F 011-1. E. Fillwell, ,I. Speitlei. RV Dean. R. Sand furtl. R. Davis. D PetemmL NI. Cairh. R. Cnssage. L Frhann. S. Phelps. K. Young. NI Andf'anIL A. Invas. M. Kimlm: .T. geiweiL Fourth Row: K. Rnsvnweig P Wise. D. Carder. J; MasmL S, Lee. C. Diskvte. M. HBFHJIE. R. Beagle; D. Davy. UV Johnson J. Davis M. Elln'echl. J. Anderson. B, West. N. Murphy, L. Dukes. C Butler. B. Arlerburn. .g,;,wwvwmw..w.w NH W Haiorrnvs: Marilyn Curlew. Judith lnderrviden. Mary Stmun. First Row: C. Schullz. R. Slrrlc'h. D. 9::11rlers T, Luerke. P. England. C Rapier. R. Carvie. R. Peck. Second Row: K. Koch. C. Km'lter. R MavLean KL Calenstein. J. Osborne: R. WandeFUIh, .9. Taylnr. C. Burch. Third Row: M'r, Koch. K. Qilt-r. J. Shelton. D. Bauman. M. Reed. S. Condman. D. Newman. DA Bainum. R. Parker. T. Snuden 49 50 First. Row: T. Keith, D. Noland. B. Catch, E. Walker, T, PriceS J. Cai-ner, L. Hensley. Mrs. Damemw. Swami Row: L. Bernitt, DS Zch, J. Scott, J. Sally, M. Luhff, P. Vugt, B. Carten D. OCHnnnr. Third Row: C. Ciemenls. K. DeZam. C. Nelson, R. Wilson, D. Weir, B. Littlejohn. D. Esn'idge. N. Campbell. S Dixon. Fourth Row: P. Kuhn, CS Dill. SS Ashury, B. Moore. J, Bcrnges, R. Johnson, J. Ehrhardt, C. Roe, C. Bardes, S. Wilson. Not Present: S. Tucker, B, Rossuw, D. Deem. up 7 '. . .-' ' S +5.! EW .1 . 9, J3: h , , First Raw: MrA Lnuim. S. anelare. K. Furlney. K. Kieth. D. Capelln. R. Cunningham, T. Bat'ca, L. Cmnherg; Strand Row: M. Slaluy. H. Hendriuks. R Hnlmam S. Clevrlaml. J. Asbury. J. Binner. L'. Ellis. E, Dunlap R Hill. Third Row: S. Payne. J. Vt-rin J, Alnmczyk. D. Cnrnwe . K. Dukex R, Camlill, L. Lallge. R, Dixiv. Fourffr Row: B. Sutton, M. Miller. S, Edman. I. Rubens. P. Wells. B. Mt'Leud. C Myem W, Curtiun. J. Bachman. First Raw: R Peck. M. Campbell. D. Sanders. T. Luecke. R. Garvey. C. Rapier. K. Schultz. Mrs, OligeeA Swami Row: R. Stretch, P. England. G Burch. H Wendermh M. Slmup. C. Neighen. F. Taylor. C. Burn. RV Knck. T, Somleiz Thin! Row: D. Newman. K. SiIi-rr. J. Ynder riedvn. M Cullenstein. J. Umwnlee. R. Matiean. L. Angel. J. Oalmrne. C. Kucher. Fourth Row: D. Bainum. R, Parker. R, Hodges. JV Shelton. ll Haumann. 9. Lmvis. P. Reed. J. Roark. S. Cundmam S. Curlis. Nut Pn'swnr: H. anr-h, JV Dawson. Firxl Raw: Mr. Huarlammert. W. Leukering. S. Mullen, D. Elliutl. T. ReerL J, Strathmann, M. Cremins. B. Shear't'r. Sw-onrf Row: J. Wielings. L, Cmnlwrg, B, Sludt-r. P. Buhl. M Wilson, E. Roberts. IL Jones. K. Murphy. B. Brine. Thin? Raw: L Eddie, C, Hague, P. Terrell. B. Leupold P. ank Ii Hhinkle. V. Wood. P. McCane. N Beard. Fourth Row: C, Morgan. D. Tunmmichel. C. Perkins F. Hickman. B. Browning. B. Cronhey. B. Conley, R. Shaw. C. Determan, R. W'eillwlter. 51 52 Front Raw: K. Cnsneyn H. Hughes. N Riley. B. Conley, B. Rnesslur, M. Garner. E. Ishamaelv Snroml Row: M. Bardeen, P. Curgusnn, 11 Wright. M. Sutherland. J. Wrighl. 5. Bay J. Wilson. K. Seyfrivd, N, Wen. Thin! Row: J, C-ehhal't, 1.. Day. R. Allen. B. Helmsderfer. J. Barron. J. Mangald, D. Rnark. P. I'leMongze, L. Johnson, Fourth Raw: E. Bryantl. D. Simpson, L Batu. J. Himmrs. D. Greene. R. Booze. R. Moore. D. Prewell. B. Berger. $ iI; I a n n I Q :I. c F . .. haval- Mk. l. 'QQuug 1i I i First Row: D. Faet'her. J. Hiuueru. 5'. Lay, E. Keith. T. Bm-kluam. J, Mnnme, T. Cumming, D. Custer. 3;. Howard. C. .lulien. S. Smith, L. iuwman. M. Bunnn. D. Muck. Third Row: J. Campbell. D, Newsomu. C. Cast. D. Bauer. R. Davis. U. 7mhhin. P. Keilh. C. Raymund. R. Niemann. Fourth Row: L, Sheimn. M. Huwartl. J. Salty. V. Juilleral. Murphy. Mr. Umff. SPFOIHI Row: T. Andrews. C. Brim'lly. B. Luther. J. Kingery. IE. Schalxmnn. U. Hmldlcsun. L. Luring. .l. J. Dickey, D. Moore. Nut I'rwsvm: H. Hnwzml. First Row: 3. Shearer, T. Sheldon, C. Carlcr. C. Fevelcr. M. Sutterfield, C, Leoni. R. Cormam Mr. McCormick. Serond Row: P. Nickel. H. Bailey. .I. Longsworth. J. Speidel. R. Sandford. B. Arterhurn. C. Stanmis, D. ankmar. P. Carr. .l. Wagoner. L. Miller. Third Row: P. Griffith. M. McHerry, 5. Porter, E. Dean, J. Williamson. R. Masher. T. Love. F. Curl. J. Carnthers, B. Little. Fourth Row: J. McDermnll, F. Dunfeu D. Dacey C, Beagle. N. Allen. T. Terrill, C. Mueller. M. Cemherling, M. Elhrecht. C. Diskelv H. Wesl. Firsi Row: C. Jones, J; Prim: .I. Peel. T. Hosey, D. McIIx-achvn. K. Dixie. B. Notion. Mr. Clark. Swami Raw: H. KeillL T4. Singlemn. M. AEsip. L. Dnln-s. S. Tucker. D. Carder, S. Dean P. Taggarl. R Bullerhuugh. RA Madden. Third Row: D. Hood. E. Evans. K. Nueves. M. Benken. P. Bailey. .I. Amlrrson. S. Slade. L. Davis. 3. Barnett. V. Fmiih. Fourth Row: M. Adams T. Hiakley. T. Burroughs. M. Heaske. J. Davis. D. Jns1ice. C. Perry W. Lynn. R. Dean. D. Benz. 53 MWW x 54 KW 11 1 ?i 31 i 1 : ; ,5 I s; 7;. . ,; - 315;? - ., w v5. . ;. a- L, ;. JX. ? l Firs! Raw: Mr. Schmid, V Unlaml. R, Cordon. T Milka. R Dixiv, Swami Row: R. Stevens. R. Davis. J. NiL-kel. C. Freya C. Smith, Tlrfnl Rmu: R. Strike; .1. Smart. J. Flringer. D. Peterson. D. Nlichels. P. Ptnlnrf. S Willmnlh. Faurrh Row: W Maugham C. Johnson. J. Petafnrd. D. Reynolds. H. Curdnm M. Ilirkiv. 1.. Allen. Firs! Row: D. Craig. D. Williams. B. Bmwman. R. Sargent. V. Stuuder. A. anaas. B. Davis. C. Lindsly. L. Rosenzweig R. Srhmerlvr. Swami Row: 3. Johnson. P. Smyth. D. Hunter, M. Amlcrsnn. C. Butler. J. Maddan. 1;. Rhnlan. J. Sewell. M. Kimler. P. Richardson. C. Evan- Chyrk. R Rnsenacktxr. K. Ynung. Third Row: J. Knuevhehnzm. W. McQuiny. D. Pagent. B. Nmmn. T. Junes. 5. Eury. R. McDrmough. D. Engle. E. Sixlwt-ll. R. Cook M. Catch. K. Rosenzweig. Fourth Row: .L Masnn. P. Wallace. D. Wilmn. L. Srhanm V. Cappeln. P. Schubert. R. Lyons, T. Keip. L. Gallon. J. Wiggins. K. Lmins. S Phelps. and S, Lee. Mrs, A. Berger, Mrs. H. Applegate. Mrs, C. num-r. MrsA M. Hill, Mrs. H. Lewis: are our busy unnks They are mminually striving lu give us grind mulls; A hnl norm meal is nvcexsary lu du a good day's work and our trunks haw- xlnne m1 nxt'ellenl jnh tn provide a wall haianced mxrnu. ML Peterson. better known as iTate In the students of Our school custmlians. Mr. McAfee and Mr, Cramer keep MElfm'd. keeps uur windows sparkling and floors shining. the school in ihe hegt of condition. They are alwayy: Pelv's smile and his eagr-rnegs m help nthers make him working hard in their effnr! to make Milford a more a very pleasum person to have around. enjoyable plarr m wnrk. We salute you. Our behind the scenes workers. 55 56 Paul Steffin. League President, pre- sented the, Sportsmanship Trophy t0 Milford for their conduct at games dur- ing the football season. Milfortrs Student Council is a group of high school students elected by the student body to promote good student-faculty relationship. The council7 along with those of the other schools of the Eastern Hills League, has done much to promote a spm'tsman-like attitude among the students of the Eastern Hills League. Some of the aims and objectives of the Student Council are as follows: to promote interest in school affairs and school spirit, to encourage the practice of good citizenship, to promote better scholarship. to develop qualities of leadership, to help solve prohlems that arise in the school, to give students a share in the management of the schoolt and to promote better understanding between students and facuity. At present, our Student Council doesxft have too much power in the deciding of current problems, but in the future it is hoped that the council will have a more Representatives of the Eastern Hills League were .1 uunilu Hle. Nz-w Richmnnll: Kathy Ward, Vir-p-Prpshlmal: .Iinny Conley. Milfm'd: Numy Reymlds. Marie- munl. Svrromry. Swami Row: Ron Jones. aneland; Tum Hug- gins. Madeira; Paul Stefiin. indium Hill. f'rm'idmrt: Mike Murlz. Luvelaml. controlling: voice in what is done in lht' school. Our Council 110w selects the cheer- leaders, sponsors a uTwirp Week. helps maintain a sportsmanship invalid for our leagues. and decides some other matters such as whether the hays should buy cor- sages for their dates for an important dance. Under the leadership of Mr. Ralph McDermotL the Council has striven to further collective interest of the whole student body. The folltmiilg students represontecl the school this year: B. Kietzman, C. Nickel. .i. C. Eckman. B. MulletL, B. Vcidl, C. Bulz. Mr. McDermott J. Conley. S. Fletchcr, B. Gl'iffiFi J. I'lug'hes. D. Wchrung, D. MaL-Leam K. Ward. and M. Garvey. Jinny Conley has served as. president this year. .+, 57 FUTURE TEACHERS OFFICERS: Carol Miller. President; Ann Hill, Vil'e-President; Beverly Mullett, Secretary. -uuguuWWu First Row: G Beck, J. Gordon, M. Helmsderfer. B. Layman. A. Hill. B. Lewis, B, Mullen. Sm-and Raw: Mrs. Wurtz. P. Worsham. K. Ward. P. Criemam J. Wolf. P. Calm. J, Penn. P. Leuni. S. Fletcher. Third Row: C. Miller. C. Huff. R. Peck. 11,-Bryson. J. Hansun. C. Ungethuem. A. Murray. C. Henshaw. G, Baumann. HA leather affects eternity: he can never tell where his influence stops. This is shown through the goals of the Future Teachers of America. The following students are planning: to enter this demanding field: First Row: GTI'E' Beck. Jerrilyn Cordon, Marie Helmsderfer, Barb Layman, Ann Hill, Becky Lewis, and Bev Mullett Second Row: Mrs. Wurtz, Adviser; Phyllis Worsham, Kathy Ward, Pat Greiman. Jeanett Wolf, Pearl Cans, Joann Penn. Paulette Leoni. and Sandy Fletcher. Thin? Row: Carol Miller. The purpose of the F. T. A. cluh program is to help a student who is considering.r a leaching career to measure his own ahililies and interests in relation to the oppor- tunities and responsibilities in teaching. The F.T.A. also strives to acquaini students with the importance of good schools and assist them in finding their own fields 01 interest. The F. T. A33 chief goals are to take a realistic look at teaching. its many opportunities, and problems; to study the qualities, traits, and aptitudes which good teachers possess and to find ways to apply these to yourself; to explore your own interests, abilities, and skiHs so that you can he sure your decision about teach- ing will he right; to ohserve and try your hand in many teaching situations. under the guidance of qualified teachers. These are only a few of the many purposes of the F.T.A. This club can certainly he considered a worthy service for its high school, its members, and its community. 5m-11'n Front Row: J. Conley. C. Nickel. H. Fletcher. P. Williams. K. Wurtl. K. Carler. P. CriemaaL Swami Row: Mrs, Moore. LL Griffis. M. Garvey, D. Mm-Lean. U. Baumann. B, Kictzman, J. Wimvrstllr. Mr. Culiip, Milford High Schooljs Chapter of the Nalionai' Honor Society was started in 1959. The objective of the chapter is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service3 to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage development Jinny Conley received the D.AR. award for our school. of character. Membership is based on Scholarship. Service, Laadership, and Character. For admission sophomores must have a 3.75 average. juniors and seniors, a 3.25 average. Cungmmlatinn: to Jimmy Conley and Sandy Fletcher who received letters of d'ummendalion from the National Meril Srholurship Board. Pirlurcd uhm'v arc llu- nffiL-ers and Mass represemalives nf 1hr: Juninr Classical League. heuer knnwn m the Latin Huh N. Taylor. ll, Plan. F, Gordan. B. Vietfl. D. Henshaw. AA Murray, P. Williznns. P. Ward. Frenvh Club Ahhmlgh llle Fn-m'h Club has inmlixi? this year. lhvre were Hill a few whn me! lo reviq-w the Frrmth lhey had learned proviumh. TIIP Chrislmas parly pit-lmvd above is one of llleir sm-ial cvculs nf the your. Mrs. Wurlz. 5'. Day. M. Hellmdcrfvr. M. Iger. N. Muxa'smuu. LI Henslmw M. Booze. 60 Front Raw: R. Peck, J. Benz. .1. Wolf. B. Griffis, C. Huff, A, Murray, Ser'and Row: C. Ungethuem, C. Baumann, J. Conley, C. Sitar, D. Bricker. LATIN CLUB The Junior Classical League, more popularly known as the Latin' Club, is a national organization composed of Latin Cluhs in Junior and Senior high schools. The creed 0f the Latin Club is ctWe the members of the Junior Classical League covenant to hand the torch of Classical Civilization in the modern world. We believe an acquaintance with the Civilization of Greece and Rome will help us understand and appraise this world of today, which is indebted to ancient civilization in its government, laws, literature, languages, and arts? At Milford High School, those students who are taking or have taken Latin are eligible for membership. Those who do join participate in the Christmas party and the Roman Banquet. Both are welt attended; the latter, in costume. This is shown by the large group of members pictured. 6'l First Row: M. Barker. M. HiIL P. Ruesslvr. K. The assistant librarians, under the able guidance of Mrs. 13012. render a useful service to the school by help- ing with the work of the library. The duties of a librarian are many. Of course an assistant checks out books for students, but there are other duties. A librarian makes sure that the books on the shelves are in order. prepares books for the shelving, and does typewriting. BOOK REVIEW WINNERS: J. Sitlwcll and C. Bntz were t-hnsen as the huok-rcview winners fur 1959-00. Tu he eligihle to win they were asked to write a 5mm mary of a hunk they had pre- viously read. Judy chose to report on Anne Murrow Lilldhergh7s Gift from. fhe Sea, while Carol won her review of Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte. The prize was a hook for each girl, the hooks to cost not more than five dollars. They in turn contributed the hooks to the library. Ferguson. P, Lenni. W. Sclmicke, P. Chaffin. 30mm! Row: J. Davis. JV Rein. M. Gillette. F. Newsnme. A, game. Mrs, 8017.. J. Manning. St Martin, A, O,Vrien. M. Murphy, 3. Miller. P. Snider. M. Hume. The assistant lihrar'ians have the opportunity of exploring the possibilities of librarianship as a career and at developing skills in the use of the library for their own use. The Student Library Assistants of Milford, the official name of the library club, have done much to foster good fellowship among assistant librarians. The Y-Tecns is a branch of the Young Wommfs Christian Association It is a Christian organization that strives to 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 Cl'n'isztians, In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share His love for all peuplm and In grow in the knowledge and love of God. ggw - 3:: s? , .i t 3 Front Row: J. Conley. C. Miller. A. Murray. J. SirlwelL .I, Bailey. B. Mullen. Swami Row: C. Beck. K. Hmu'k. K. Mien. 1.. Judd. .J. Murksherry. ,I. Cox'tlnn. Mrs, Unppjng, Third Row: 5. Fletcher, P. Gems. H. Griffis. 1.. MvCaru-u ti. Huff. I , Rnhhins. M. Huguet 63 64 Janet Jones is a proud Betty Crocker ttI'Inmemaker 0f Tnmnrmw? She received a pin for her achimmnmnt as the highest ranking studt'nt who took the Belly Crocker TESL from Milford High Sc-honl. This made Janet eligible for a four year scholarship to the college of her choice. We are all very proud of this Senior. M t Shedding tears of happiness is Judy Davis. the 1960 F.H.A4 Sweetheart Queen. surrounded by her attendants: Mary Donnhoo. Martha Gillettet Janet Jones. and Pat Snider. The Sweetheart Dance is one of the most important of the year; It provided murh entertainment with a singing group known as the Hlmpalas and the Blue Notes as dance orchestra. To conclude a wonderful evening of fun. the Sweetheart Queen was crowned and given a bnuquet nf pink sweetheart roses. '''''''' Futun- Hommnal'rors of Arrwrim '1 Officers Front Row: Adviser, Mrs Hopping: Presidom. Nancy Mosmuan; Advisor, Mrs. Marquelt. Scrami Raw: Linda Crieman. Song Loader: Janet Jom-s. Sm'rrmry: Eileen Satsger, Parfiamn- mrian: .Inrgia CraycrafL VirruPrasitfml; Judy Davis. Treasurer: Joyce Walkers and Anita Murray Historians. It looks as if the F.H.A. nffiuers are reminiscing as they look through the F.H.A1 scrapbook ggggkm 3:3 7 3 3?? 3 3' i 333 Srinior FHA. Girls I Fran! Raw: Nancy Mnssmun, Marika Snnlag. Judy Krimmer. Helen Birkle. Judy Davis, Jerrilyn Cnnlon. 30mm! Row: Mrs. Hopping. Adrimr; Rev Carr. Prarl Cans, Anita Murray, Eileen Salsger. Janvt Juneq. Diane Stmuder. Mrs, Marquett, Adzrisor. These twelve seniur F.H.A. members will certainly be missed by the nrganizatinn next year. The Future Homemakvrs of America are a very amive organizmicm in Milford. They have many activities, including bake sales. the :3Sweelheart Dance. Mother-Daughter Banquet. State FAH.A. camp, and state merling. Pictured with the Seniors are the advisors Mrs. Hopping and Mrs. Marque . In whom we uwc a special thanks for the hanl wnrk they have done. 65 Dnesn'l the choir look lovely in ' ' m-w rnhes? One could nmer lelf by lheir Ringing , 'lmir wu; just fnmu-tl ' II is to he cun- nn iis exvellt-nt prngress in pitch um! har- mum: From Ham: 0. Hensley. J. Durhin. K. Jnlmsun. R, Fni- llvr. S. 01 3112mm. 1,. Criemzm. I. Ihlprix'q K. Leuvh. Q'r'untf Run: ,1. un. S Wrum'lruff. N. . 'lL'IIIIH'UDf'lL J. JUHCH NI Cillvtle. lJ, N'lnutler'. J. - lwt's. P, Pun-lwll. Thin! Row: mun. R. thinscm. .1. IX, Iversnn. W. Hes. I. Hague. J. mher, Four!!! nu. Ans, H. Martin. J. Hvllnn. amlnert. J. Dun- ham. M. rarvev. B. Hiemer Ilnmphrvy. J. Nhlrmy. :. :Ul1k 3 a i :5 Q g 1! ; Mr, 141m W'nntler is the director of vocal musk- in 1110 schuol. His pleasing person- ality aml cagemvsa 10 mark rtreatca rvady response 011 the part 11f his young musit'izms. Firsf Row: L Hupriegl. 5. O'Cunnnr. N, Srhzmln'nerk. 1;, Reed. H Martin, M, UiJIs-He. W. Hus. D. Hinuden C. Hens- ll-Y. P. Fnidt'lz P. Pilll'hl'n. J. DurhiIL I. Hillier, Sl'l'lififl Raw: .i. Hague. H, M'usher. J. Wullu'r'x. S. Wmulwm'd. .I. ,lunvs, G. Griffin K. XVuHI. D, Er'k- hurl. XI. Hrmze. D. Cnmlm L. Crieman. VI, Wilsun. R. Snider. 'I'lu'rxl Row: P. Urieman. H. Ruhimzl. 1.. Iversnn. F. Williams. .. Murray. 'I'. Lambert. ,I. Dnnlmm. l3. Sicmtrring. H. Larvey, E. llunphrvy. .I. Hvltun. C. Cnuk. C, Cnylc. K. Harlem Hr. W'nmlcr. 67 $-cog,mh 9 g SUNDAY... Front Row: L. Mdlarty. . , . M. Helmsderfer, J. PennJ Third Raw: S. Smylh. . . thbhardl. K. Sheltlnn! Jvit gale. Fourth Rmv: T. Lu 11mm; C. Bryan. E. Rosenzweigl E. Dean R MvDeran. Fiflf: Hum: Ii. Ht'llullz. B. Huarlammert. R. Elbrechi. D. Hensha Kemp. C'Hh Row: L. Ilcnshaw. F. Dunfew K, SI'huhz. L .' C, Diskette. Sz-zwnh Raw: NI St-rvna. A1,! Harding. T. Ward, R. Hf'nsgem J. Mx-Leml, J. Bauhman. D-i Ml: Daniel Kurh works diligently to meet the high Hlandards he has set fur his nrc-hesl ra and hands. Mr. Kath. Svr'und Raw: T. Bat-ra, T Sheldnn. G. Henslev I Peveler. Wagoner. C. Cnnk. .L Speidvl, D. Dans. C. Leaver. B. Lewm F. Apple- XT. Mnuralll, ,I. linker. H. Masher. D. Steel. B. Artvrlmrn. J. Kuhn. Ward. C. Meek K. Ward. P. Rullhilm F. Gordon. 1.. Bainum. M. L. Culliss. B, PIulL H. Pyll: H. Martin. l3. Km'hI-Iz C. Beagle. D. Criswald. Hurray 1!, ile T. Chupka. H Llwhrmun. T. 'uch. B. Seimeringn L. Maris and .L Luehrman wvre ulnsent, II is always a pleasure l0 mule hnw deftly and quickly llle Mart'hing Hand mmes intu the :H' fnrmellinn. For four years Senior Anita Murray conlrihulml mlor with her Clot. cn- spiei lo the musir M the hand. Lt'ft I0 Nfgfif: Ci N. Keys. IL Scyfrivd. A. Dullriesi. anzley. H. Illem'ik. H. Pyle. Kt MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL. MILFORD, OHIO Volume XIII, N0. 11 Souvenir Issue April 29, 1969 Eighteen Soloists Perform Tonight Ilulet Smith Ed inunginger Evelyn Dick Lily Iverson liariur. Atlvisl'r Mrs. Reidel. C. Bauman. Wonderful Time 960! Once upon a time, not too long ago, four persons sat in a dimiy-iit auditorium planning a new musical. Dreaming up ideas for this years production were Mr. Gerald Yentes, speech teacher at Milford; Mrs. Marcia Handlin, last year's director. Mr. Lynn Wonder, chorus director. and Mr. Fred Bauer. one of Miiford's former graduates. After weeks and weeks of strenuous work. the directors finally announced that tryouts Would start. Sorting the good from the very good, placing different people in various posi- tions to determine the place best suited for the individual. Barb Robison Jmllyn Gordon Holly Masher adding dance routines. and editing scripts were jobs which were done to make this year's musical bigger and better than last year's. Wonderful Time of 1960 was again on the road to a successful ending. Over 200 students worked along hand in hand to help with this production. These people gave up their free-tlme. A11 came and worked hard for a success. Tonight is the fulfillment of their dreams as everyone crowds into the au- ditorium and waits for the curtain to go up. The band strikes up the music, the directors await anxiously as the audi- ence applauds and Milford once again presents a Wonderful Time . ' I 3 ighree rules for careful driving. The! Jiere: 531211;. '3. Keep your automobile in good mggpndition. t e u A movie showing the pre-rece activities g um! portions or the actual race. or which . ,Mr. Ward was declared winner. was also 43L?! gwgw 3t: , l Fm ! Rum: H. Slander. IJ. VINIH; W. Hos. N. Ilzlm'k. i . Nirkl-It E. Knhus. C, chshgug u Swain! Hunt 'H. Humnx ,Jl vavnla. N. Hrlululnum'k. t'. E'u'l. 1', Smith. V i Third Hmr: H. Ullmu. Ii. Hh'nrik. .l. , Ruinsry. Ih-zm. l'i. Hmuphrm, Ill Hellun. V CGtEE Give Party , 'v To MHS Seniors Reflector Dance The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Com-J TO Be P resen tEd any held a. party for the seniors in the lllford Him School Canteen on Tuesday. Sui. Fe '3 I 2 5 February 27th. 1960. a dance will be anuary 19. This party which began at :20 and lasted until 5:00 pm presented 3 special guests Mr. Bob Bram of held in the auditorium. This dance.:me lLW-T and Ann Holiday of CGazE. Chinatown Caper. will be sponsored by For this party, two honorary chefs me Reflector stat! and Will begin at yere chosen. They were elected by eight olclock and continue through nelr classmates. The two honored twelve-thirty. The theme will be china.- hoohs were Carol Miller and Phil town and the minute you step into the lane. Chet Carol and Chet Phil saw dance you will feel that you have en- hat all the attending seniors and their tered anew and exciting world. ates got hotdogs and cakes. Exciting new forms of entertainment For entertainment there was lots of will also help you to imagine that you :usic tor the future graduating class to really have stepped into a Chinese ance to. and prizes weregiven away. dreamland. A special feature was the baking 0! a There will also he spedal dance con- ake by Carol Miller. Bbb' Bmun also tests and door prizes. . .igned autographs and then joined the We as the Reflector staff, wish to in- -enlotsin a special deuce. write all high school students and teach Everyone had lots of tub. ers to attend our dance. i .m'fi Comes To Milford January 25, 1960 500 Winnef At our nrst assembly for 1960. Mr. V ger Watd. driver and winner of the 500 116 race at Indianapolis, was the speak- . 'Mr. Ward told us the importance of earerul dnying both on the race track and :61: streets and highways. He gave us 1. Be courteous. 2. Be mentally ihhown W our meet. - let's Strike 'Em out L The March of Dimes is now conducting i current campaign for nmds. The late .sresident Franklin Delano Roosevelt. 52. cttm of polio. founded this organization to raise money for polio research. with 1 e discovery of the March of. Dimes or- , lzetlon. its research was expanded to Include arthritis and birth de facts as well as the now uimost-defeated polio. ' Cards passed out to the Home Rooms contain slots designed to hold dlmw. 'Ihls card. with the slogan 'Letls Strike lEn OutW is appropriate for the new goal or the March of Dimes. audents at Milford High School are being urged to contribute as much as they can to help prevent these crippling dis- eases. Team Stars On Filmh For many years now, Milford High School Students have been looking for- ward to the day when they would own a. movie camera. Well, that day is here. Milford High is the proud owner of a $400.00 movie camera. The graduates of 1959 along with the coke fund made this possible. . The amleuc department and the 30m Ec. department and many others will tin many wonderful uses for the camera. Let's all help pay for the cost of the film, $30.00 a. game. uby gning to see all the films that are shown for our enjtwment. September 18 e l'iilJ'nrtI at Withmw Thu Milford Eagles were not quite ready for their first game nf thc scusnh. Many of the imys, un the team had nut joined lllt' team until srhnul was underway. This greatly hampered thvir rtfnrls to build a well-develnpetl. 1'u-urtlitlilletl team. The reqult was a decisive toss ill the hands of the Withmw 'lTigu-rsi Srplrmlmr 25 i Ltwklunti zit Milford TlH' Eagles met lht' Lucklunti Panthers for their first hnme game of tlu- SEASON. The Mil- ford t-tuh showed signs of ht'illiuncy in the first halt hut just e-uuhhl't sustain it x-temly drive and liiv half eluted with the Eagles behind. The Eagles uunu- stunning; hawk the Het'outi half It: pull away and heat Lut-kland 22 to 12 Ortolwr 2 ; Milhtrtl at Muriemont The Marienmnl Warriors: Wrre league rhumpiwns this yeare hnl litl' Milhirtl Eagles threw quite a scare into them The traditional rivalry showed itself in u hurtl iuught first half which emiml With Milford holding the high-puwercxl Mariemnnt nit'enw tn unly six puiuts. In the set-nml halt Milford never gnu: up, hut the Wat'riura were jlt$1 tun strung uml went on to win 25 to 0. Or'tubc-r 9 H Indian Hill at Milford Those attending the game betwevn Milfm'd and Indian Hill saw u strung. nt-ver it'i up ufieme. and a rugged defense from Milim-ti's 'tBig Hail , The nHt'tlhl' was full of life though it st-nretl only once. it was abie to gain ample yartiagr frnnt uur twenty tn their lwr-nty. Defensive power was again shuwn as the Eagles rame thrnugh uml held when- ever Indian Hill lhl'eutenvtL It takes a tram In WitL and fur the second time the Eagles have won after a set-buck the week before. Mr, 'i'nrrmu'e am! Mr. Munroe were our html-wurkin;a Iinv mun this year. They deserve much praise fur tilting such an ext'ellmtt jnh. October 16 H Ntwv Richmnnd at Milford The Milford Eagirs improved their record by easily defeating New Richmond. The final score was 42 to 30; however, the game was nut 50 Close as the snow. Milford seemed to score at win and almost the entire squad got to see action in their third win of the season October 22 e Milford at Madeira The Eagles started off with a smashing offense to iead the Madeira Mustangs 14: In 8 at the half. The powerful Milford machine slowed down somewhat duringr the second half, but the Eagles once more rose to the occasion and played hard hitting defense to come out victorinn: 20 to 14. October 30 ; Loveland at Milford In a roughly fought battle. the Milford Eagles lost to the Love- land Tigers by two heart break- ing points. In the beginning: luck wasnit with the Eagles. and even though they played gnarl hall on several occasions they Front Row: B. Bowen L. Davis, D. Robbins, R. Hes, J. Eckman, R. Brand, R. Parsell, D. t Row: D. Stouder, S. Boiler1 Bi Illencik, R. Vierit, L. Harding, 8. Kietzman, J. Butler. Third P. Williams, G. Monraet D, Brisker, L. Huffman, L. Day. R. Caudill. t 72 Iwm unable In play 1111 In their lmlenr IiaI. 13mins; llu' fast fmx' mnmenh M the game. llle Eugit-s HIHINI nnly In full 'hurt uf u lum-lulnwn by :4va Iwelvc y; tlg 'I'lw ,uume endml with Lrnelnml takin. wmnd place in the Ieaagzuv Irnm Milfnrd lly winning 11 l0 l2. Nm-r-mlwr 6 Milford uI MrNichukls Despile fine team summn fmm lhv Iilfux'd roulers lhv F. VIes xven- den fvzltml hy the IXII'NHIIHIHH Rm'kI-ls. inying a fine: season. lllf' ankels proved 101: big and puwvrful fur the game Ezlglvs. and the final smre- read 30 In 6 I11 faxor Hf Ihe Hark Wmmmbvr 13 7 Milford al Lnunlry Day The last game of the svamn EmlFtl in dvfeal Eur Ilu- F. I 1n lhl' Hume Ele- tween Cnunlry , and MiHm-tl. 11m lveul vlmngcrl hands many limes, Mil- ford w I m'ver iNull M Ihe game. and in lhv cloning minuleu. Iln'ealem-d to forge 31162141 and be victorious. How- ever. with only :1 few seconds remain- ing. time rem nul and nm-e again lhe clock spelled defeat for Milft'ml. lhis time In Country DayI 26 tn 22. ,- - Herbert. Manager, I. Dupriesl. Svmml Row: L. Zurnes. C. Striley. RV W'atson, Cnach B. Roeckt :. Cn-delain J. C. Erkman. I,IU-Captain R. Hrs. As. Co-Captain Eckn dam Coach Wm. Glaspx-y. THE VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEA DERS Front Raw: Carolyn Manning. Anita Murray, Joyce Manning. Second. Row: Linda Judd. Judy Wheelen Ann Hill. RESERVE FOOTBA LL TEA M Fran! Raw: W MPDnm . D. Walker. R. Tumumirhel. J, Murray. H. Muss. L. Rooms. J. Bull, Cvnn'r Row: B. V l. U, Manguld. D. Humane. R. Caudill. B. Hlmkins. J. Funk. J. Neace. Bari; anc: D. Hlnudel; P, W'ard. 13. Martin. .I. Hughes. I'. Rm: B. Bickel. D, Spencer. Left :0 Right: Connie Evanchyck, Teresa Sheldon. Peggy Smylh, Pam Nickel. Mike Cimberling, this year's captain of the Junior High football team. and Mr. Clark. the coach. show smiles of approval over the results. .33, , M' Ax W3 ,vrfg-Rylg. 'j. in L :wsmga Fifsf Raw: T. Love. Manager Erlel. J. anrnv. R. McDonald. 1.. Rosenzweig. S. Goodman. L. Turing. Second Row: B. Neiman, J. Crulhers. B. Lyons. D. Hood. ' yk, T. Hill. Third Row: R. DeanV C. Johnson. M. Cimberling. F. Hickman. J. Davis. T. Terrill. R. Sanford. J. Williamson. B. Lillle. R. Hodges. Cheerleaders. peppy antl gay. add so much color and Pnthusiasm tn the game. The Basketball Cheerleaders were A. Murray, L. Judd. Ann Hill. C. Manning. J. Manning, FIRST CAME -- At Cnuntry Day. the Eagles were at a dis- advantage since they were playing their first game awaiy 1mm hump. They showed rval spirit and murage when they came from behind to win an exciting ball game by two points, The final score was 53- 51'. SECOND CAME 7 At Nurwrmil this year the boys played excellent hall. Thi- first hell they letl their opponents by a two point margin. However, the seemul half showed a lack of gnml delenie. This led to the scoring streak which gave Norwoml the Vit'tnry of 50-41. THlRD CAME e Our first league game was held at Mariemonl. nur hitter rivals. We tlitl not play heads-up hall. but we rlid leutl llll' Warriors liy some six points at half time. The second hall luuml us cuming with a deafening war from our opponents, Cheering section. We felt a slight sag in our courage and we were upset hy Uttt' rivals by a score uf 37-31. FOURTH CAME - Our first home game of the season hrought to us the lntlian Hill Braves. We hutl learned that they Out- hustled Madeira the week before and defeated them. So we knew tu wnrk hard Ltt'ttl hustle 10070 at the time in urtler to win our hall game. A Slavk in defense against their fast break gave them a 52-48 victnry ltVeT us. FIFTH GAME e The next week we showed real courage when we met New Rirhmuntl for our second home game. We played excellt-nt defense and lllt' control type basketball. At the end of the final perlml the sttnrt' was 25-25. We. therefore, played an overtime and it ended with us tied 27-27. In the final overtime we lost the game 29-27. SIXTH CAME -- Our last game before the Christmas holidays was with Uemrgetuwn at hume. We led them all the way. Our huys heltl tht'ir pnise well. Although Ceurgetnwn's captain had a good jump shot and their guard. whu was lt'ft-hantletl. was also gimtl. we defeated them by 15 points. The final smre was 56-41, SEVEN'llltl CAMP: We again shuweil superiiu'ity during the holidays: agaiimt llnly Cross. We played the t'nutml type basket- lt'dll again. and again it paid ttrf. The final score was 56-39. ElGHTH GAME 7 Our lirst league game lnllnwing the holidays found us on Madeira's home iluor. Although we took our worst defeat. we shuwetl traces of our gnud hrantl of hall. The final score was 54-36. NINTH CAME ,7 We played 1.:1velantl nn nlir home ruurt January 15, We led them all the way and wun the game 44-34. Althmigh they tried to stage n t'ttttte-Ilztt'k with a lttll court press. they were defeated because we held uur heads and Hank several free throws Inward the t'lUHe Hi the game. TENTH CAME 7- Mi'Nit-hnlas shnwt-tl excellent team effort anti tlemnnstratetl :1 wry supt-rinr shunting: prec-cntugv. When we met them we weren't up t-nuueh. Uttt' spirit wasn't luw hut it wasn't high either. Our shuts wrre hurried tuul wc-renlt hitting. Net't'l'lltvless. we didn't give up. but hustled and played hard tn the hitter finish. The final smre was 67-4-9. ELEVENTH GAME -- Althuugh we ttmk a healing: lrum MP- Nlt'llllizb wr hltUWBli real spirit when we value haul: the next week to meet our rivals Mariemunt. The lmys talked it up tlll week long at ilrut-tire and they wnrketl with intense desire. The plays went smoothly aml Ht did the work. Our tire-t thought was that of cnmhatting a zone defense. Ami 240 we wurketl until we had it tluwn put. The night came. the night went. our victory all the way. Tllt' Slutilttll lmtly stampeth-tl the players with their enthusiagtir display nl appmvals. The players and coaches huggt-d each uther and shook hands with the feeling at a sentimental huy uvertluwing, The final score was 51-4-6. TWELFTH GAME 7 At Intliuu Hill the tullnwing week. we came through again. We wurketl very well and led l. H. hy 19 points appruximzitely hull way through the third quarter. They fought haul and Hit our margin to one puinl with only seconds to play. At this time Danny Patchell put two tret- thruws in the basket antl we letl hy three points. The final score was 66 -65. THIRTEENTH GAME 7 the fulluwing week we took another very disheartening defeat from New Richmond, We played good defense. but nut our liesl. New Ritthnmnd was playing on its home court and WUII the game hy one point. We ran our plays well and rebounded well. but the totals showed us a one point difference. The score 01 this game was 46-45. FOURTEENTH GAME Against Madeira the next week we played the ht-st game of the whule SCHMIII. Althuugh they had de- feated us by 18 points earlier. we mime havk and heat them Iiy 19 points. Tum Baslt-r shuwetl real potential all week long and scored a tutti! of 14 points. We gave them a taste of defeat and regained some Punfitlvm-e for ourselves. FIFTHTEE TH GAME The next game was to he with Love- Iaml on their t-rat-kerlmx gym llsmr. We played good hall and beat them by 14 lmtttls. The final score was 60 In 46. SIXTEENTH GAME Antlersonls guards were really quick and stole the hall from us several times. We were far from our best when we ttmk the defeat 77-51. SEVENTEENTH GAME -- We played Amelia next and rlid well the first half. Hnwever. the second half we lailml t0 stop their fast break. The gulile eutletl and we were trailing 65 la 53. EIGHTEEN'I'I'I CAME - Our first tutirnamcnt game at Xavier Field House hrmtght u:- tu a tmttest against the Bethel Tigers. The student hotly gave us great hacking. the like ut which we had never seen before. it made a tlitteremre in nur practice seseiuns. Thi- posters were a real sum'ess. Mr. Wettig knew the situation well. Hethel hall a very good learn on the flour. hut lhl'tr liem-h was weak. He planned tn have us press them full murt untl make them tiretl. Our svmml string would press them and tire them HJIHE more. Their substitutions would he as strong a:- uurs and this would result in a win as Wt! Ilttllt'll away toward the em! ul Ilu- game. We wun 65-48. NINETITEEN'I'H GAME Our final game ml the year hmught us: hark In one 01 our league memhers, Indian Hill. We ltilti tilayctl them helnrt- utul know them hy name. but they showed perv severam't- and the entl .xhuwed that it timk just that. We lost 58-51. LIOA LZHES : Clark Yemes O'Connell WEttig 'wam rm, .w mamw a ' WWWWZW a -., wgm...w L 4! .. :e a 'Dn-rvt H. ant Ix'uu': Jx'. UundImuL Lumherl. IL Curr. Sl'ruml ertr: ll, Iiilll'lll'll. M. Kelly. J. JD. Mnc'lmun. T. lthx-r: R, Howler. FuurIlJ HUN? .1. Iirklllun. M. Mt'CIaI'y. U. Hullm'. Thin, Rum; Hunrue. XI. Garvey 79 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEA M Frunl Row: Hr, Yentes. H. Veitll. P. Ward. Sm-uml Row: D. Monroe. R. 'I'umamit'hel. R, Hunnell. ,I. ChapmzuL Thin! Row: 5'. Hurhner. J. Hurray. L. Urmuns. H. Sparrnw. B. Kmrher. U. Munguld. W7. anunnllgh. Is this the shnl that won? Winners of the Ping,I Pong Tournament were Dun Robbins, lst, Dun MacLean. 2nd. and John Seyfried, 3rd, Milford did well in haschall this year. We won nine and 1051 iive, We ended the season hy tying: with Indian Hill for the league championship. Amelia CL Milford 1 Madeira 0 Milford 8 Mariemont 0 Milford 14 Indian Hill 1 Milford 4 Country Day 4- Miifm'd 1 New Richmund 5 Milford 3 Loveland 1 Milford 2 Amelia 10 MilforcI 12 Madeira 7 Milford 8 Mariean 3 Milford 4 Western Hills 13 Milford 0 New Richmond 2 Milford 4 Indian Hill 3 Milford 1 Loveland 2 Milford 1L This is Jim Butier. mar Pitcher. who has thrown twn Iln-hitters liliF season We are all very proud of Jim and his outstanding ability in Sports. Front Row: J. Duprivst. 50mm! Row: R, Wiislmeyen D. Pulr'hell. D. Herbert. B. Iliencik. ! B. Carr. Third Row: T. Pmlnri J. Buller, R. Conley. L Day. M. Garvey. Fmtrlli Raw: .1. i Hanson, D, Bricker, B. Bowers, Mr. Yenles. 82 This was the first year for Milford High Schonhs Drill Team, the iiEuglets. Last summer. Judy Wheeler. the founder of the HEagletx-z. met with the nther members of the Drill Team to practice- for the coming year. The night of the Fall Festival Parade was just around the corner, and the t'Eaglets were ready. In red jumpers. and red tams they marched proudly down Main Street to make their first perfm'manm a success. This was just the beginning though. The Eaglets Continued to practice and work sn that when football season rolled armind. they were ready with a routine for almost every game. Then the members- nf the Drill Team were informed that Judy i Wheeler was moving 10 New ank This caused many 01' the menliiers to think seriously. The Eaglets had been dependent on Judy; now they wnuhi have to stand on their own two feet. As a result. the Drill team elected an adviser. Mrs. Caldwell; a President, Janet Bailey: a Secretary. Nancy Mossman; and a new leader, Bonnie Criffis. .Judy moved. and the Dri'll Team continued their splendid work as: she had hnped they would. They were out there tmarching at almost every home game. 'I think every Eaglet is In be cnmmended for establishing a strong foundation which win be beneficial to the future Eagietsi DRILL TEAM LEADER Judy Wheeler Front Row: A. Duprivst C. Huff, .lt Daniels. .I. Hildebran. P. Kelly. B. Uriffis. K. Carter. 3. Patt'hell. J. Maushart. RA Rnhinsnn, .L Bailey, N, Mussnum. Bari;- Row: J. Wheeler. M. Dmmhuo. J. Harknmn, J. Reynuids. C. Nickel. C. Butz. K. Huff, N. Keys. J. Clemens. C. Griffis. J. Bailey. N. VVOIL and S. Monmu, 83 GIRL? ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION From Raw: B. Mullen, J. Hailey. C. Huff, ,l, Wolf, C, Miller, K. Hqu J, Cordon. Swami Row: C. Beck. M, Smilax. C, qullingfurd. J, Krimmer. M, Buumann. Miss Jacobs, Third Row: D, Slander, P. Camw L, MrCarty. A. Murray. C. MunsunV L, Judd. Miss Jacobs. adviser for the GAIL has dumb an excellent job of directing this organization through a busy year. Some Of lheir activities; included ice-skating: hnrsellack-riding. sponsoring the girls' haskelhall team, and paying for referees, In addition to being very active. the CAA is vvry large. In fart i1 1:; one of the largest organizations in our school. CIRIS' RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM From Row: M. Mauralh. C. Mien. M. Curless. N. Wolf. D. Livengoud. S, Hana, W. Belew! I. Dupriesl. Swami Row: 5. Monroe. N. England. P. Biuner. C. Gibson, J. Clements. Miss lambs. 84 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Under the expert supervision of Miss Jacobs: the girls, varsity basketball team had a good season. The girls received funds for their red and white uniforms through the C. A. A., which also paid the referees for the games. The team seems to improve each year; therefore, Miss Jacobs takes a great interest in her future stars. Front Row: P. Mr'DvrmoN. L. Judd. J. Wallingford. Be Mullen, Second Row: J. Bailey. N. Keys. J. Wolbers. K. Ferguson. B. Robisnne Third Row: Je Gordan, 1. Wolf. J. Jones. Miss 1 Jacobs. A. Murray. L. McCartye C. Miller. h 85 h A six ,5; 86 h '0 13 19 23 30 10 ll 12 13 20 n- 16 20 SEPTEMBER FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAME WITH WITHROW AT WITHROW FOOTBALL CAME WITH LOCKLAND AT MILFORD F. H. A. INSTALLATION OCTOBER F.H.A. FORMAL INSTALLATION FOOTBALL GAME WITII MAHIEMONT AT MARIEMONT FOOTBALL GAME WITH INDIAN HILL AT MILFORD HOMECOMING DANCE AND PARADE FIRST G. A. A. MEETING FOOTBALL GAME WITH MADEIRA AT MADEIRA FOOTBALL GAME WITH LOVELAND AT MILFORD NOVEMBER FOOTBALL GAME WITH MC NICHOLAS AT MC NICHOLAS REFLECTOR SADIE HAWKINS DAY DANCE VETERANS DAY JUNIORSV CLASS RINGS COME FOOTBALL GAME WITH COUNTRY DAY AT COUNTRY DAY HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION SENIOR CLASS PLAY SENIOR CLASS PLAY THANKSGIVING VACATION BASKETBALL MILFORD AT COUNTRY DAY BASKETBALL MILFORD AT NORWOOD DECEMBER LATIN CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY BASKETBALL WITH MARIEMONT AT MARIEMONT Y-TEEN CAN-CAN DANCE BASKETBALL WITH INDIAN HILL AT MILFORD G.A.A. ICE SKATING PARTY BASKETBALL WITH NEW RICHMOND AT MILFORD CHRISTMAS DANCE BASKETBALL WITH GEORGETOWN AT MILFORD CHRISTMAS VACATION BASKETBALL WITH HOLY CROSS AT MILFORD JANUARY HAPPY NEW YEAR BASKETBALL WITH MADEIRA AT MADEIRA BASKETBALL WITH LOVELANIJ AT MILFORD BASKETBALL WITH MC NICHOLAS AT MILFORD BASKETBALL WITH MARIEMONT AT MILFORD BASKETBALL WITH INDIAN HILL AT INDIAN HILL 19 12 13 13- 22 29 :El 1 - 30 bf fPK'ESJfRL I Q l - 9 L655 f f? X,R N51 . FEBRUARY BASKETBALL WITH NEW RICHMOND AT NEW RICHMOND f FRESHMAN ICE SKATING PARTY BASKETBALL WITH MADEIRA AT MILFORD SOPHOMORES ORDER RINGS BASKETBALL WITH LOVELAND AT LOVELAND W RHAA. HOP y BASKETBALL WITH ANDERSON AT MILFORD WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY AIR FORCE BAND BASKETBALL WITH AMELIA AT AMELIA REFLECTOR DANCE MARCH F.H.A. DISTRICT MEETING ROMAN BANQUET 19 TWIRP WEEK SWEETHEART DANCE 25 EVERY PUPIL TESTS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT WITH BETHEL AT KAVIER FIELD- HOUSE. BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT WITH INDIAN HILL AT XAVIER FIELDHOUSE. APRIL BAND CONCERT F.H.A. BANQUET . FRESHMANS BUNNY HOP SENIOR NEW YORK TRIP CHORUS CONCERT WONDERFUL TIME MAY SPEECH CLASS GOES TO WLW F.H.A. STYLE SHOW HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION ll SENIOR FINAL EXAMS SENIORS LAST DAY JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM BACCALAUREATE COMMENCEMENT Y-TEENS PICNIC FINAL EXAMS PTA MAY FETE REPORT CARDS BEVERLY MULLETT F ALL FESTIVAL QUEEN 88 CAROLYN MANNING HOMECOMING QUEEN Marking the Firld PREPARATION FOR HOMECOMING GAME Practicing that T ha 3010 Planning the Half-time Activities WERE YOU THERE? Yea! Team says Ann Hill. Mr, Yentes presents his point in the. argument. IVs cold, but who Cares at a football game. Mr. Huwers is UHF: of the regular altf-ndants at All this sorrow m r the loss nf 1h:- Juninr Float? lhe games. H,- ;R H ..LHu7mMm First prize: went to 1hr Seniors. Second pr .9 was won 113; the Freshmen. - u-mm DR FLIM EDITORS: Anita Murray m Sey fried A! Right: Strive Pyla mlr faithful phnlngraphcr, whn ltmk many and lustrnlinula-inspiraliuns, BUSINESS STAFF: R. 1165 C. Baumann R. Peck C. Siler P. Williams TYPTNC AND SPECIAL WRITE-UPS: L4 McCarty D. Smudcr B. Illenvik C. Miller ........4--s A K A... -1...A--A- 'w- r... FEATURE STAFF: A. Dupriesl. Mnssmun. B. Mullen. Swami Row: Criffilhs. D. Ericka: J. Confey. Fletcher. Third Raw: J, Hidwell. Ward. 79133.2 95 CAROL MILLER and PHIL LANE WATTS COOKINE KING and QUEEN 2 2.232232529259953 - V 1 A i 9-8222 2- V gmmgs'm I! $1! 2mm2mgmmm2 NEWS? MN 9.22292 WWENN3NRWW$NN KATHY WARD and BRIAN ILLENCIK TICICN-CANTICEN KING aml QITICEN 98 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 i 2 Llili HOFFMAN YKFEENS PIN-I'P KING 99 Wonderful Time 60! ACTI nVl-ZRTURE g 'mman'rwus: Side story - Orchestra EVERYTIIING'S COM NG UP RDSES ........... 0m: T110, F'aur Camera mrls' Dance Emamble ums Panorama Gmnp JUNE IS DUSTIN' OUT RLL OVER .Snnd! 5mm TOO DIRN HOT mmmertlme . Heat Wave Lulle Mae lvclsou ouugimzer. Bungna ky Gerhard! Tnp Dnnce .....Jenlb'n IGordun. Olen mm- ....Cwa us Hole in the chkel.. Ton Dunn ilol............ SCHOOL OF MUSIC - IBBD Gelltna to Know You Kelli Fat KELLY audF Children .Fled A unlesule - mccmdlon Sand: Fla Haley And Chuck Cook 7 Vac Run M1112: and Fem Esuldge - Dmca .Childleu The Bllds and the Bee: Let Me Entertain Yuu FULLY ON THE TRULLY' The Commuter le'era NOW WE ARE COLLEGIATE ' Rnam Scan: ...............Joe - Brian lllenclk Blll 7 Doux Brlckel ........................................ Mary - Cunlyn Manning Juru - Judy Nuaeman Twillela and Chums rls' Dulce Ensemble .Collezlnte Company FED RELU.Y..,........ Mr. Tnuchdown U. S. A Pass Thai Peace Plan Buckle Down mused SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW Sender Ribbons....., . .MBIBKe Maurath- Vocal. Charlene Coile - Dnnce Sky wardens Drill Tum zeenslnavesm.,.... Evelyn Dick - Vocal Mule Helmnderfer, Cunl Ball, Cris Sller, Bonnh: Grim: f Dance Blue Suede 5boes.....,Ed Younzlnxer accompanied by Punk mums and Ricky Blackburn Vlulels for You Furs......G'11Is Quamst Look to me Ramhuw umlesl and Ensemble Cllmh Evan! Maunlun lolly Masher and Chums INTERMISSION t m llama! Wonderful Time ,60! OVERTUR I FEEL PKHI'TY, Wes! Sill! Sari. TOGETHIFR Lads a II hump. Twn Lusl Souls. IGUt Plenty nf Nu Together Mmevrx We sa mb. ,Jenllyn Goldon plus Tagamer Extras IIl-IIIE1 DHl-ZS THF QIDWBUAT Mi 151nm Mud. . . . .CI'LS Sue -Vucl1 Mum Hulmadelfer, Hnbexla Manann 7 Dance Rubml E, LEE . Ill Dunn: Gills' Tub. memu Rohison iKHLulUul urmmnr. . Chulannn Ingram 7 nccmdjon, Chums Gmuu Huxke . ,.Pom Cndels rm Mam Elivo . Sam Bendnger TAKE ME OUT TO THE ALL GAI'E' V Lawns; The FIIILCUIIIIL Players DV ENFHRES 0F PETER PISTOL. luv! WALTER W 'H' N. 2111: RICHARD RIFLE Lndlvs Ninhl Uul. r-4rrrrl H.Cnrls' Dance Ensemble Prlvr thui and Friends ,.,.JDJ PINK!!! Vlvmn Imam, Bunnie GIUHS 1mm u, 11: Jun Smudcl. Russell McLagu Furwnn. Grims, Duys' Dnnu- Ensemble 'l'ln' 'Il , Putin , 3015' Dance Enacmhh: ' , ,,, . Jay Pltlloff .Vlvlan Ramsw tire Ensemble IN ALF. Ualtln Hymn nf Ihrpuhllc .Chonm, Plank Evsns Ynnkm- Dundln 1103' . Tum Chupku. Chums Lin? God's Cuumrv , :l' THO Pom China. Chorus 1 Hour Aml'rlcn - III . mill: Camuuny CI'RT MN ?EWWEAX Niam WMANLWENN 6N5 9635 haw WV? WWENNENWJSNNEN RAY ILES and CONNIE HUM? PROM KING uml QUEEN 102 104 :- w-rw- J'r't H7 . 7. . . . u . Fran! Ruu': Mr. George H. Day Mrs. J, Sterrcu Caldwtlll, Mr. Paul Fox, Mrs Minnie Kramen Mr. John Kemp, Lloyd Mullen. Mr. Jamoa H. Flay, spl'alring. Rev. Claire Wardrn. Mr. Ralph Mch;rnlutl. Mr. John Carothers, Mrs. Mrs. Violet Snell. Mr. Harry James. Mr. Charles Rosenzweig, Swami Row: R. Lambert. B. Parlon, T. Dichl, HaumamL P. Muun'. J. Krimmer. C, Ward, 13. Mullmt, R. Herbert, G, Waflingfurd. Third Row: L. Crisgman, A. R. Conner. K. Hauck. J. Seyfricd. J. Davis. R. BEackburn, M. Sontag, B. Illcncik. C. Manning. D. Robbins, N- Clurk. L. Zorntxs. D. Patton. V. McQuilty. G. Parccll, C. Silw. .I. Sll'iley. Fourifr Row: R. 1165. D. Royse, J. Marks- Lcrmi. 'l'. Puttmf. V. Conley. R. Peck. M. Wielholter. D. Brown, C. Allen, L. 17051613 J. Munson, L. Stankorb, M. U. Wiglesmurlll. D. Smuder. J. Butler. P. Worsham, J. Garner, B. Hatfield, C. Dixie, W. Coodpastor. Fifth Row: H. nyw. A. Murray GA Mourns. E. Brandon. L Hoffman, A. Berger, W . Huskins, F. Dotson, P. Williams, J- H. Birklm T. Nix-nlaus; R Newsome. J. Piltroff. J. Wolf, W. Ball. 5. Butler, D. liricker, J. Sidwell, K. Huehncr, C. Huff. J. Amlvms'e. C. Miller M, McClary, L. McCarty, J. Eckman, F. Williams, B. Carr, L. Raymond. Mrs: Robert Blast. Mr. Sidney B. Cuilip, Mr. Aullmr .L Fuulwetler, RNA Donald MCClinlick, C. net'k. R. Brand. J. CtmlmL L. Andrews, M. Dupriest. L. Davis. D. Lovell, R. Miller, B. Carr. Mussman. H. Crayvraft. S. Fletcher, J. Benz, S. berry. S. Holler. V. Robbins, J. Bickncll, P. Ambrose. R. Davis. P. Cams, .1. Neal. L. Judd, C. Baumnnn. F. Evans, R. Cremins, B. Criffis. Maushart. D. Nickel, J. Jones, C. Ungcthuem. E. Sanger, P. O'Connor, 1. Philhnwcr, P. Lane, CUNHIHNCEMICNT TI'ESIIAY E IVG ---- MAY 17. won :i:lHl PJI. Pr'ul' mill Hleul i'lnsi'mhlc Inwmtinn le Rm. Um, J. Ilrrrmann Clmmlv: 5L hpluui Ilauln-Bruhms Ynur Land and M5 Luml Iiumlu-r; ULlnlmnm Rugn-ri-QIirkIc-s Yuu'U M-u-r Walk .Uum- Rug Ilrklvs Cunm-rl Clmix Cummmu-I'mn-nt MMn-n: 'I'mlml HnIx-a In: liking Thz- Rm: Clnin- Wardc-u Can I Forget Yon Kern him Murray 1Iris Hilvr. Runnir Grim. IiTA. Muu'li In Vin; sin Cnnlm Mm Rnhml Blnsl I 'IIe-nl Hf Millnul UTA, Kimmi: Ma'zu'rlr lu Hnu HI'irLu-r .mul LimL-A ,Imhl Mr. Cvul'gn N. Day l'n'sh pm Ill lln- NliHurd Kimmb Chal- hnwrimn l.guiun hmrtls In IMI Willinm- :Ilnl Rmmiv Criffis Mr. Paul Fm Cnmlnrlmh't' Hvlor Slim Pnsl Ii P. W. hmrd In Himw Hlumln-r .Vll's. Minnir- Kramer lH'rmh-nl rd Milhml IL 1'. W. Iliulu SI-lnml humls Mr. Ralph Hrnvrmntl .H'I-niur HAHN Slmnmr Band Tim Vurd 11nd Pal RnH-ins Umurml Hmir Frank lixnna 21ml RH'PI'EY V'lllllvll Cilm-mhip lhnid Xu'kI-l and Amw Dlljll'iPSl VIiHIi-m Gain leummm and rhlili! Murray 5:11an Spirit R113 Hm: um! Linda Judd hhlvlitr ,5, C. ICI-kmuu mul fivnr Wallingfnrd hnvrir-uu HH-nrx hxm'vl In Hill lxiwlmmm Mrs, M'llnn' ,I. Fuulu't-m-r 1115mm... uim-immn Chaplur. l Cixizcrhhip haul tn Vunm .Vlnmmun . Slvrrm Cultlwt-H RI-gt-NL Ciminnuli Chuplle D. A. H, PFI'SPIltiIlifIII Inf 5'- .zlw- Mr. Sichwy R. Cullip Plinripnl uf 1116' High N-luml lH'mvnlulinn uf hiphulms MI: Hrvyd Hullcu Pn'dllt'lll uf lhl' lhuml M lixluvulinn BI-nwlirtinn . . Th:- RI-x, DUHZIIII MvClinlir-k Hcrvs:iun:ll Ft-lmnl Ensi-mbh' 105 106 SENIOR CATHERINE BELLE ALLEN Y-Teens 1, 2. 3. 4; GAA 2; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4. J AMES WILLIAM AMBROSE Prom Comminee 3: Office Work 3, 4; Yearbook 4-. MARTHA MARY AMBROSE Yearbook 4. LARRY GRAY ANDREWS Football 1; Track 1. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4-; Yearbook 4. WILLIAM ARTHUR BALL Track 2, 3. 4; Varsity Club 4; Float Commillee 2; Yearbook 4. GARY DAVID BAUMANN National Honor Society 3, 4; Miami Scholarship Team 2, 3; Scholarship Team 4; Wonderful Time 3; Class Play 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 4; Reflector 3, 4; Yearbook 4. MARY LOUISE BAUMANN Y-Teens 4; CAA 4; Yearbook 4. ESTER GALE BECK Wonderful Time 3; Y4Teens 1. 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1. 2; FTA 4: Prom Cumminee 3; Reflector 3; Yearbook 4. J AY WILLIAM BENZ Football 3; Track 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Fluat Committee 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4. AGNES CHARLENE BERGER Fayetteville l, 2; Basketban 3; FHA 3; Yearbook 4, JEFFREY EDWARD BICKNELL Woodward 1, 2; Magazine Sales Caplnin 3; Yearbook 4. HELEN LAVERNE BIRKLE FHA 3, 4; Yearbook 4. RICHARD NORMAN BLACKBURN Anderson 1, 2; Class Officer 4; Wonderful Time 3. 4; Scholar- ship Team 4; Baseball 3. 4: Varsity Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4. RONALD EDWARD BRAND Second Place in Magazine Sale 3; Wonderful Time 3, 4; Football 4; Yearbook 4. EILEEN MARIE BRANDON Wonderful Time 3, 4; Class Play 4; Basketball 1, 2; Y'Teens 4; GAA 1, 2: FHA 1; Latin Club 2. 3, 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3; Ofiice Work 4; Dance Committee 2; Flam Committee 2; Refleclor 1, 2; Yearbook 4. DOUGLAS MC ARTHUR BRICKER Student Council 1; Scholarship Team 4; Miami Scholarship 4; Wunderful Time 4; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Lulin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; From Committee 3; Float Committee 1, 2, 3; Dance Committee 4; Yearbook 4. DAVID LAWRENCE BROWN Chorus 2; Yearbook 4. JAMES CARR BUTLER Woodward 1; Sludem Council 3; Wonderful Time 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Baseball 2, 4-; Varsity Club 4; Yearbook 4. SHIRLEY JEAN BUTLER Wonderful Time 3; Y-Teens 3; FHA 1, 2; Yearbouk 4. BEVERLY CARR Student Council 1, 2; Class Play 4; Y-Teens 2, 3; FHA 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Yearhuuk 4. BILLY CARR Football 1; Baskelball l, 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1; Varsity Club 4; Yearbook 4. ACTIVITIES STELLA ANN CLARK Sycamore 1. 2; Yearlumk 4. VIRGINIA L. CONLEY Nalional Honor Society 3, Oificer 4; D.A.R. American History Medal 3; Miami Scholarship Team 1. 2. 3, 4; Scholarship Team 4; Student Council Officer 3, Officer 4; Class Officer 2; Base- ball 1; Y4Teens 1. 2. Officer 3, 4; Latin Club 1. 2. 3, 4; From CmClmirman 3; Office Work 2, 3, 4-; Yearbook 4. RICHARD LEE CONNER Wonderful Time 3; Football 1; Yearbook 4. HAROLD GLENN CRAYCRAFT Basketball 1; Track 2, 3; 1.11111: Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4. ROBERT PHILLIP CREMINS New York 1; Wonderful Time 4; Dance Commillecs 3, 4; Pmm Committee 3; Reflector 3; Yearbook 4. LOUIS FRANKLIN CRISSMAN Yearbook 4. JUDITH KAY DAVIS Hnmecnming Quee'h 4; Wonderful Time 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, Oflicer 4; Dance Cummillees 4; Float Cummillee 4; Reflector 3; Yearbook 4. LAWRENCE EDWARD DAVIS Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4. ROBERT J AMES DAVIS Dance Committee 1; Reflcclor 2; Yearbook 4. TERRY GENE DIEHL Scholarship Team 4; Class Officer 4; Miami Scho1arship 1; Wonderful Time 4; Fonlhull 1, 3; Track 3; Basketball Manager 4; Lalin Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; From Commitlee 3; Float Committee 1. 2, 3. 4; Dance Cnmminees 2, 3. 4; Yearbook 3, 4. GLENN DIXIE Class Play 4-; Wonderful Time 4; Yearbook 4. FRANCES LOUISE DOTSON CAA 1; FHA 1: Pep Club 3; Y-Teens 2; Office Wurk 4: Yearbook 4; ANNE CARY DUPRIEST C1855 Play 4; Scholarship Team 4; Wonderful Time 4; Bus- ketball 1, 2; Drill Team 4; Library Club 3. 4; Latin Club 1. 2, 3, 4; CAA 1. 2: Dance Comminees 4; Float Committee 2, 3; Refleclor 3, 4; Office Work 4; Yearlmok 4. JOHN CLIFFORD ECKMAN SCholarship Team 4-; Studenl Council 2, 3. 4; Class Officer I; Wonderful Time 4: anhall I. 2. 3. Cn-Caplnin 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 3, 4; Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 4; From Committee 3; Float Cnmmiltee 1. 2. 3. 4; Dance Commillees 2, 3. 4; Band 1. 2, 3; Yearlmok 4. FRANK CHAPMAN EVANS Class Pfay 3: Wonderful Time 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Yearbmak 4. CHARLES HENRY FANT Central 1, 2. 3; Baseball 4; Yearbook 4-. SANDRA FRAKER FLETCHER National Honor Sociely 4: Miami Scholarship 2. 4; Scholarship Team 4; Smdum Council 4; Class Play 4; Wonderiul Time 3, 4; Girls' Stale 3: Y-Teens 2. 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F'I'A 3, 4; Pep Club 2. 3: Prom Cmnmiuee 3; Float Committee 1. 2. 3, 4; Dance Committees 4; Kindergarlen 3; Office Work 2. 3. 4; Refleclnr 2; Yearhuok 4. LARRY RAY FOSTER Prom Commillee 3: Dance Cmnmillees; Float Committee; Year- hunk 4A LILLIAN PEARL GANS Wunderful Time 3; Baskr-lhall 2. 3; From Cmnmitlee 3; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4: GAA 2. .'5. 4; Y4Teens 1. 2. 3. 4; FTA 3, 4-; Refleclor 3; Yearbook 4. JAMES ARTHUR GARNER Class OHit-er 4-; anlmll 1; Busehuli 2; Track 2; From Co- Chninuan 3; Plant Committee 4; Dance Committees 4; Yearbook 4 WILLIAM HARRELL GOODPASTOR Daure Cummilleos 4; Yeurhnnk 3, 4. JERRILYNN ELENA GORDON Wonderful Time 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Sofllmll 1; Volley- ball 1. 2. 3. 4: Vim,r Pong 1. 2. 3. 4-: FHA l, 2. 3. 4; Y-Teens 2; 3. 4; FTA 3. 4: CAA 1. 2. 3. 4-: Prom Committee 3; Reflector 3; Yearbnnk 4. BONNIE JAY GRIFFIS Nntional Honor Snuiuly 3. 4; Scholarship Team 4; Student Council 4; Class Play 4-; Wonderful Time 3. 4; Class Officer 3; Drill Team Leader 4; Y-Teens 3. 4; CAA 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2. 3; FTA 3; Lalin Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Dance Committees 4; Prom Cnmmillee 3; Flam Commillee 2. 3. 4-; Office Work 3. 4-; Refleclur 2; Yearbuuk 4. BERNARD ALAN HATFIELD Baseball 3. 4-; Chums 2; Yearbook 4. KAREN ELAINE HAUCK New Richmond 1. 2; Wonderlul Time 3. 4; Class Play 4; CAA 3; Y-Teens 4-; Prom Commiltee 3: Dance Commmees 4; Yearbook 4. RICHARD FORREST HERBERT Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Haskelball l. 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Yearbook 4. LEE HOFFMAN Wonderful Time 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 3; Varsity Club 4; Flnal Cumminee 4; Y-TeL-n's Pin-up Boy 4-; Yearbook 4. REBECCA AGNES HOGUE Greenfield McClain High Schoul 1. 2; Wonderful Time 3; Y-Teens 4; Pep Club 3: Dance Committees 4-; From Cummillee 3; Yearbook 4. WILLIAM MICHAEL HOSKINS Yearbook 4. KENNETH HENRY HUEBNER Lyons High School 1. 2. 3; Yaarbook 4-. CONSTANCE KAY HUFF Prom Queen 4; Wunderful Time 3; Basketball 2. 3; Baseball 4; GAA l, 2. 3. 4; Y-Teens 3. 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3: FTA 4; Prom Cummings 3; Float Committee 1. 2. 3; Ofiice Work 4: ReHerlnr 3: Yearbook 4. RAYMOND ELLSWORTH ILES Prom King 4: Student Cnunril 3; Class Ofiicer 2. 3. 4-; Wonderful Time 3; Fumlmll I. 2. 3. Cu-Caplain 4; Track 1. 2- 3. 4-: Baskellmn Manager 1. 2. 3: Latin Club 2, 3. 4; Varsity Club 4; Pram Cnmmilleu 3: Float Cummitlee 1. 2. 3. 4-; Dance Commiliecs 1. 2. 3. 4-: lerlmnk 4-. BRIAN JAMES ILLENCIK Jelfersun Union 1; Cleveland Heighls 2. 3; Scholarship Team 4; Wonderful Time 4: Fonthall 4: Refleclor 4: Canteen King 4-: Yearbook 4. JANET LOUISE JONES Wonderful Time 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2; Valley- 1m1l l. 2. 3. 4: FHA 1. 2. 3. Officer 4; CAA 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3; Y-Trens 1; Reflecmr 3; Chnms 4; Yearlmok 4. LINDA LOUISE JUDD Wonderful Time 3. 4: Class Play 4; Class Officer 1; Girls' State 3; Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4; Baskelban 1. 2. 3. 4-; Baseball 1. 2; Vulleyball l. 2. 3, 4; Ping: Pong l. 2, 3; Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4: CAA I. 2. 3. 4; Y-Teeus 4: Pep Club Z. 3; Prom Cummillee 3; Dance Committees 4; Librarian 1; Office Work 2. 3. 4-; Yearbook 4, JUDITH ANN KRIMMER FHA Attendant 1; Magazine Sale Captain 3; FHA 1, 2. 3, 4; GAA 1. 2. 3. 4: Y-Teens l. 2. 3. 4; Pep Ciub 3; Kinder- garlcn 3; Office Work 3: Yearbook 4-. RICHARD LEE LAMBERT ankelbaIl 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Truck 2. 3. 4; Ping Pong 2, Champion 3. 4; Latin Club 3. 4; Yearbook 4, PHILLIP DALE LANE Fonlhall 2: Dance Comminees 4; Float Committee 4-; Yearbook 4. PAULETTE ANN LEONI Withrow 1; Class Play 4; Library Club 3. Officer 4; FTA 3. 4; Floal Commillee 4: Prom Commiuee 3; ReHeclnr 2. 3; Yearbook 4. ' DONNA JEANNE LOVETT Withmw 1: Norwnml 2: Wonderful Time 3: Class Play 4; Library Club 4; Dance Committees 4; Prom Committee 3; Office Wnrk 4; Yearbook 4-. CAROLYN JEAN MANNING Hnmecnming Queen 4; Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; Wonderful Time 4; GAA 2. Officer 3; Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 2. 3; Float Com- mittee 2. 3: Dance Cammilrecs 4; Yearbook 4-. JOY FARRELL MARKSBERRY McClain High Schnal 1. 2. 3: Dance Committee 4; Yearbook 4. JUDITH GAIL MAUSHART Wanderful Time 3. 4-: Class Play 4-; Y-Tcens 2; FHA 1; Drill Team 4; Dance Committees 2, 3. 4; Office Work 4-; Chorus 2; Yearbook 4. LUAN MC CARTY Scholarship Team 4; Wonderful Time 3. 4; CIass Play 4; Majorcne 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3; Vim.-r Pnng 1. 2. 3. 4; CAA 1. 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 4; Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3; Pmm Committee 3; Floal Committee 1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 4. MICHAEL COLE MC CLARY Baskelhall 1. 2, 3. 4: Yearbook 4. VIRGIL LEE MC QUITTY Yearbook 4-. BRUCE ELLIOTT MEYER Miami Scholarship 2; Wonderful Time 3. 4; Class Play 4; From Committee 3; Float Commillce 2. 3, 4; Dance Committees 4: Yearbook 4. CAROL ANN MILLER Scholarship Team 4; Studem Council 2; Wonderlul Time 3. 4; Class Play 4-: Baskeihall l. 4-; Baseball 1. 4; Volleyball 1, 2. 3, 4; Ping Pong 1. 2. 3. 4; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3; Officer 4-; Latin Club I. 2, Officer 3. 4; GAA 1. 2. 3. Officer 4; PTA Officer 3, 4: Pep Club 2. 3; Kindergarten 1; Office Work 3, 4-; Librarian 2; Prum Committee 3; Float Committee 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 4-; Yearbook Feature Editor 4. MICHAEL GUY MILLER St. Mary's 1; Lebanon 2. 3; Basketball 4-; Yearbook 4. RICHARD WALTER MILLER Miami Scholarship l; Wonderful Time 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Prom Commiuee 3; Float Commiuee 1. 2. 3. 4-; Dance Com- mittees 1. 2, 3, 4-: Yearbook 4. GEORGE FREDERIICK MONROE Baskmball 1. 2. 3. 4; Fnolball 1; 2. 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearlmuk 4. PAUL WESLEY MOORE Chas Play 4; Football 1, 2; Track 3; From Committee 3; Yearbook 4. 108 NANCY JOY MOSSMAN Sweuihean Queen 2: Class Play 4; Wonderiul Time 3. 4; Baskulbnll 1: Drill Team 4: French Club Officer 2. 3; CAA 1. 2. 3; FHA 1. Officer 2. Olfirter 3. Officer 4; From Cum- mitlee 3; Flnal Cnmmillne 1. 2. 3. 4; Dance Cmnmillees l. 2. 3, 4; Office Work I. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook 4. BEVERLY JANE MULLETT Scholarship Team 4: Sundenl Cnuncif 4; 1:311 Festival Queen 4; Homecoming: Atlendanl 1. 2: Miami Scholarship 2. 3; Majurello l. 2. 3. 4; Wnnderful Time 3. 4; C1355 Play 4; Class Officer 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Ping Pong 2. 3; anleylmll 1. 2. 3; Y-Teens 3. Officer 4; FTA 3, Officer 4: CAA 1. Offiner 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 1. 2. 3, 4-; Pep Club 2. 3; Pram Committee 3; Final Committee 1. 2. 3. 4; Danna Cornmitlces 4; Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Yearbook 4. J UDITH ANN MUNSON FHA 1; CAA l. 3. 4: Yearbook 4. ANITA CAROLE MURRAY FHA Alu-mianl 1; Cheerleader 4; Magazine Sales Winner 3; Class Play 4; anlerful Time 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Base- ha 1. 2. 3. 4; Vullvyhull 1. 2. 3; Ping Pong 1. 2. 3. 4; GAA 1. 2. 3. 4; YATeens 2. Officer 3. Officer 4; FHA 1, 2. 3. Officer 4; Lalin 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3; FTA 3. 4; From Committee 3; Flnat Cmnmillee 1. 2. 3. 4; Dance Committees 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 3. Cu-Edilor 4. JAMES FREDERICK NEAL Wunderful Time 3; Baseball 3; Dance Cnmminees 4; Float Cnmmillec 2. 3, 4; Yearbuuk 4, ELIZABETH FAYE NEWSOME Amelia l. 2. 3; Yearlmok 4. DAVID JEFFREY NICKEL Wunderful Timu 3. 4; Class Play 4-; Football 1; Latin Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Prom Cummiuee 3; Yearbook 4. THOMAS ALBERT NICOLAUS Wonderful Time 3; Basketba 1; Dance Cmumitlee 3. 4; Float Cnmmillev 1; Yearbook 4. PAUL JOSEPH O'CONNOR McNiclmlas 1. 2; Wonderful Time 3; Dance Committees 4; Yearbook 4. GERALD ROBERT PARCELL Football 1. 3. 4; Truck 3; Varsily Club 4; Yearbook 4. BEVERLY JEAN PARTON Dance Committees 4: Yearbook 4. DONNA LOU PARTON Dance Committees; Yearbook 4. RICHARD JAMES PECK Claw Play 4; Wonderful Time 3. 4; Lenin Club 2. 3. 4-; FTA 4: Danni: Committees 4; Floal Cummiuee 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Reflector 4; Yearbook 4. JOYCE ANN PHILHOWER Dance Committees 4; Yearbook 4. JOHN RODNEY PITTROFF Class Play 4: Wonderful Time 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. 2. 3; Fuolhall 1. 2. 3; Varsity Club 4; Prom Commince 3; Dance Cummillees 4; Yearbook 4-. THOMAS CALVIN POTTORF Football 1. 2. 3; Baseball 2. 3; Vursily Club 4; Yearbook 4. ALBERT LEROY RAYMOND Wonderful Time 3; Yearhonk 4. DONALD LEWIS ROBBINS Alabama 1; Wonderful Time 4; Fomball 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4: Baseball 4; Varsity Club 4: Yearbook 4. PATRICIA DIANNE ROBBINS Wonderful Time: 3. 4-; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Baseban 1; Volleyball 1. 2; Lalin Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Y-Tl-ens 4-; CAA 1, 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Pram Cnmmitlee 3; F1031 Cmnmitlee 4; Dance Com- minees 4: Offive Wnrk 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 4. DAVID DUANE ROYSE Yearbook 4. EILEEN LOUISE SATSGER FHA Parliamentarian; Pep Club 2. 3: Dance Cummillees 4; Yearbook 4. JOHN CARL SEYFRIED Scholarship Team 4: Class Play 4; Wonderful Time 4; Ping Pong Dnuhles Champ 3. 4; Football 3-, Basketball Manager 4; Track 2. 3; Lalin Club 2. 3. 4-; Varsity Club 4; Dance Com- mittees 4-; Flam Commillee 3. 4; Yearbnnk 3, Co-Edimr 4. JUDITH ANN SIDWELL Wunderful Timu 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2; GAA 1. 2. 3; Y-Teens 2. Oificer 3. 4; Library Club 2. 3; Latin Club 2. 3. 4; From Committee 3; Dance Committees 4; Flam Comminee l. 2. 3. 4; Lilvrary 2. 3; Band 1. 2, 3; Reflector 4; Yearbook 4. AMIE CHRISTENE SILER Scholarship Team 4: Homecoming Attendanl 4: Class Play 4; Wunderful Time 3. 4; Baskellmll 1. 2. 3; Volleyball 1. 2. 3: Ping Pong 1. 2. 3: Cheerleader 2; GAA 1. 2. 3. 4-; Lalin Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3; Flam Committee 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Chnrus 3; Refleclnr 2; Yearbuok 4. MARTHA JANE SONTAG Class Play 4; Wunderful Time 3; Basketlmll 3: Ping Pong 1, 2. 3; Volleyball 1. 2. 3: Library Club 3. 4; 0AA l. 2. 3. 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3; Pram Cnmmiuee 3; Float Com- mittee: 4; Dance Cmmnillecs 4; Library 2. 3; Yearbook 4-. LARRY RAY STANKORB Yearbook 4. DIANE JOYCE STOUDER Wonderful Time 3. 4; Loveland 1. 2; Indian H111 3; CAA 4; FHA 4-; Prom Cummillee 3; Chorus 3. 4; Reflector 4; Year. book 4-. JERRY JOHN STRILEY Basketball 1; Fumhall 2. 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Yearbook 4. CHARLES ALLEN UNGETHUEM Miami Scholarship 3; Wunderlul Time 3; Latin Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 3; Yearbook 4. GENE ANNE WALLINGFORD Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Ping Pung 4: Latin Club 1. 2. 3, 4; GAA 1, 2. 3. 4; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3; Dance Cmuminees l. 2. 3. 4; Float Commillee i. 2. 3. 4; Yearbouk 4. CLIFFORD EUGENE WARD Miami Scholarship 1; Scholarship Team 4; Wonderful Time 3. 4; Baskelball 1; 1700111311 3; Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. Officer 2. Officer 3. Officer 4; Chorus 3; Reflecmr 3; Yearlumk 1. 2. 3. 4. MARY ELIZABETH WIETHOLTER Dance Cnmmillees 4; Yenrhuuk 4. GARY WAYNE WIGLESWORTH Nurristewn 1. 2; Yearbook 4. PATRICK JOSEPH WILLIAMS Class Play 4: President Teen Canteen 3; Footbal! l. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4-; Varsity Club 4; Prom Colnmitlee 3; Dance Cmnminoes 4: Yearlmnk 4. JANETTE LOUISE WOLF Class Play 4; Wunderful Time 3. 4; Baskelhull 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2: Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Ping Pong 1. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4; 0AA 1.2. 3. Officer 4; FTA 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Dance Cumminevs 4; Prom Cunlmitlee 3; Float Committee; Yearbook 4. 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M. mm mm mm . w w Mr. McKnight. with his usual broad smile. and Dick Lambert are pleased with the performance of the Driver Training Car. 7 .DRIVER TRAINING CAR A -- MILFORD$Q5IGH6L SCHOOL BOB WILLIAMS CHEVROLET'OlDSMOBllE :1!de 0i 1'0- 113 Recommended by , . . rfun leord 0M; Since 1812 Duncan Hines Luncheon 0nd Dinners Served Daily For Reservations Call TErroce 1-3031 AT THE INN IN THE Colonial OLD STONE STABLE Dining Room Century Room Parties for dining Receptions Colonial Bar Banquets for Refreshments Prop. James J. Koelin Joseph J. Graf Mill and Water Streets Milford, Ohio Mutual Funds Auto Fire Life Accidental 8t Health - Group Life 81 Hospifof Auto Looms genv, 01 Ce ATIOHWIDE INSURANCE 'r y no? 110 Main 51., Milford, Ohio TE 1-4272 Sam Batemon E1mer Boekelmon Lou Heodley The Staff of the 1960 Milford High School Drofiim extends sincere appreciation fo the following for their efforts in publishing this book. Inter-Collegiate Press, Inc., Kansas City, Mo. 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