Milford Mill High School - Milestone Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1952 volume:

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It -Lil:-L za- L ' 'I ' , gt:- X T i ii ii r iiviiiw Iw i f fiifyifi iw ii i ' i T 'T , ii' L gi - -g,LTwMlMLUf'l i ' TT 2 S Dedication To our principal, GEORGE W. SCHLUDERBUR6, whose unfailing pa Hence and courageous leadership has inspired us all, we, The Class of l952 allfecrionafely dedica+e 'rhe firsi edilion of The Milesfone. Jlffiffozcf guniofz-Aenzbm cgcgoof ORGE W SCHLUDERBERG WILUAM 1- H'-ffgn PRINCIPAL VIC!-PRINCIPAL To The Class Of 1952 - One cannot look back upon the first three years at Milford Mill without marvelling at the progress made in our school under the pioneer leadership of the members of this, our first graduating class. To you go the thanks,admiration,and appreciation for your interest, effort,and hard work to establish traditions which will ever be an inspiration to those who follow. Each day has been one of growth as we explored our needs together3 each year has done its best to impress upon you what it now becomes your duty and privilege to express to the world. As you go forth from the daily influences of Milford Mill may you step bravely and boldly into life's ways resolving to prove all things for yourself and holding fast to that which is good. Be de - termined to make the world better, wiser, and happier because you lived in it. May you always take advantage of the many opportunities and meet the many demands made upon you to be of service to mankind. Re - member that your teachers as well as your parents wish you well and look forward to many days of pride and joy because you dared to live an honest and upright life. . I bid you farewell with the assurance that I believe in you. Our school is sending you forth into the world with its deep and sincere blessing. ' ,X orge J. Schluderber Principal 6 Q f T -.W 1 ,v mfri my T' r f f1:S'3f T32 ,J A X H' '4I....n Ward Eisenhauer Harry Brown Senior Class Sponsors We, The graduaTing class OT 52 Talce greaT pride in presenTing Our qraTiTude TO These Two undersTanding men, who have helped so unTailingly ThrOughOuT The year wiTh minor incidenTs as well as maior problems presenTed by The sTudenT body. The pracTical applic:aTion OT principles OT modern educaTion and alerTness TO The speciTic needs OT The sTudenTs have always been OT inTeresT To bOTh men. They are cOnsTanTly sTrivinq To prOmOTe acTiviTies which will make school liTe more pleasanT and more prOTiTable. Their demOcraTic characTerisTics and manner OT friendly helpTulness have won Tor Them The admiraTiOn and respecT OT The Class OT .-52.. . . Principal .P R Ms ia... Slanding-W. T. Riller: G. W. Schluclerberg: Sealed, l. Mosner. OFFICE STAFF D. Saffron I. Mosner GUI v 5EORGE W. SCH LU DERBERG WILLIAM T. RlTTER Vice-Principal ! 8 . ,K Ieff To righf: D. Saffron. E. Williams, E. Jenifer. R. kineharf, E Q i E 3 1 l 1 DANCE COUNSELLORS - E. Williams R. Rineharl' EW WF? k .W Educafrnrai LXHIIIITS JR. HIGH CORE DEPARTMENT Sfanding-Ieff Io rIgI1I': C. HoddinoI'+, F. Warqny, W. Herrera, F, Monaghan. Seafed-Ieff Io righfs S. Giedroc. E. Brown, I. Shipley, A. Moore, D. Bisseff. 'il'- X, COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Leff Io right F. Fowble, M. Cromwell, A. Sqro. u-we e lin ff .Vini M cv, ,, If ' T. I I I I MATHEMATICS-SCIENCE DEPARTMENT SI'andingqIeII Io riqI1I: J, Lowe, D. HUII, C. Sfreai, J. Taddio. Seafed-Ieff Io rigI1I: W, Young, M. Ruff, R. Moore, J. Dunham, J. SeeboId. 7 R F I 1 c. LANGUAGE-HISTORY DEPARTMENT Sfanding-Ieff Io rIgI1I: C. Ades, W. Eisenhauer. M. CI1iIds. Seafed-Ieff Io riqhfz E. Liizinger. E. Jones, T. Wisner. SI-IOP-MUSIC-PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENTS Sfanding-Ieff Io rIgI1I: H. Works, A. Sfraub, W. O'DeII, H. LOH, W. Marquardf, R. RaHan, A. Daskivich, H. Brown, C. Beard. Seafed-Ieff Io righfz S. Hoffman, I. Case, P. KimbIe, H. Kahn, J. SI'1eIIey, B. MerrIIcen. T I 'I A vFSS . REPRESENTATIVE TEACHERS OF DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS Leff 'Io rIgI1I: J. Cimbalisfa--Science: R. Killian-Home Economics: F. CoIIey-MaII'1: B. Merriken -PhysicaI EducaIiong R. RIIIy-English: E. Wargny-Mafh and Science. I 1 Mr. Andy Weber, Chief Engineer. . 4 1 1- 7 ,r . ' .- 4 . , X. 1 CAFETERIA STAFF f ri. . 'K Mrs, F. Ricfor, Mrs. W. Bond, Mrs, G. b .1 S Srni1h, Mrs. E. Lesner, Mrs. G. Clemens, i Mrs. H. Haines, Mrs. W. Coliins. Mimfg- A KITCHEN CAPERSH iw. fm , A 'l .48m. . ' --N' -1 Y. A 1 f .rim CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr. E. Jordan, Mr. A. Weber, Mr. C. Huff i 1 ,IIT-lr JUNE F. ALESHIRE Commercial-slenographic Debafinq Clubg Forum Club Secrelary. Comes from Rockdale . . . a marvelous s+i+cher SHIRLEY ESTER ABBOTT Commercial-sfenographic Shirl . . . loyal 'ro Calverf Hall . likes 'Fried crabs and ice cream . . . oursider inferesr--Willy! . hails from Pikesville easy going in spire of her red hair . friend of everyone fufure-? . . . a perfecl homemaker . . . near as a pin . . . always on Time . . . plans +o be a secrerary before marriage. l MARLENE KAY BARRELL Academic Yearbook Commifleeg F. T. A. Presidenl' and Vice-Presidenf: Youlh Board: Girls Sfale Member-l95l. Mar . . . hails from Pikesville . . . loves Mario and swimming . . . hares onions, in any size, shape always ready wilh anolher joke . . . wonderful sense' personaliry plus . . . can always be found laughing . college-? BETTE Glee Club: Operelfa. LEE ATKINSON Academic Alleclionalely known as Pigeon . parrual +o a cerlaun boy named Rich . . . hails from Woodlawn Miss Mull Wheel of I95I . . . one of 'rhe besf ukelele players and hull bully singers wedding bells in fulure. Dramafic Club: Lanza records or form . . . of humor and fulure afler JOAN BARTHOLOMAEUS Academic Sfudenl Councilf'5O: Awards Cornmiifee: Operefia: Newspaper Sfaff: Year- book Commilfee: Debafing Team: Dramafic Club: F. T. A.: Fire Prevenlion Essay Award: Firsf Prize in American Legion Auxiliary Sfale Conlesf: Service Lelrer. A gal who has laken parf in iusi aboul' everyihing . . . likes cooking, reading, swimming, and canoeing . . . always ready 'ro lend a helping hand . . . plans 'ro become a nurse andfor go 'ro college. NORMA ELAYNE BASFORD Commercial Forum Club: Yearbook Commilfee keeping . . . loves 'ro dance and ear . . . ourside inleresr-Wall! . . . fulure as a compromeler operaror-lhen-? CAROLYN MARIE BAXTER General Carol . . . hails from Owings Mills . . . a Iefl hand lhird linger girl . . . likes ro read, fried chicken, hill-billy music and being wiih Jerry . . . wedding bells lie in The near fulure. MARY VIRGINIA BELL General School Spirif Commiriee: Hockey Team Caplain-'50: Forum Club: Operefia: Senior Choir: Yearbook. Where ihere's an easel, +here's Mary Bell . . . likes anylhing io ear, especially ravioli . . . crazy aboul' horseback riding, lennis, skiing, and swimming . . . looks like she iusf srepped our of a fashion book . . . always ready for a good lime . . . college bound. Norm . . . hails from Woodlawn . . . gal wifh a flair for book- CAROL LEE BIRCHALL Academic Handbook: Dramafic Club. Birch . . . a Woodlawn gal . . . oh lhose big blue eyes! . . . a lefr hand rhird 'linger gal . . . likes cokes, life savers, sewing, and Gary! . . . wedding bells in near lulure. Sl-HRLEY JOY BLANN Academic Senior Choir: Glee Club Operellag F. N. A. Treasurer. Always ready lo lend a helping hand . . . oh whai fills +ha'r brain! . . . always quiel-speaks only ai rhe righl' lime . . . heading for college in Massachuselis come Seplember, l JAMES WALTER BOLLER General Forum Club: Mill Wheel: Homeroom presidenl. Jim . . . likes swimming, baseball, wresfling, fried chicken, playing drums and records . . . a second Gene Krupa . . . lhe besl when if comes lo playing The drums . . . iulure as a disc iockey and drummer. WILLIAM GEIST BOND, JR. General Commercial Crosscounlry '-19: Baseball '50, '5I: Soccer '5l: Basketball '49, '50, '5l. Bill . . . likes good food and girls . . . also sporls, especially baskeiball . . . believes in having a good 'rime no 'mailer where he is . . . prospeclive employee of Uncle Sam. ESTELLE MARIE BOONE Academic S'rell . . . our iillerbug 'Fiend . . . can be seen weekends al Cahill . . ardenl' lan of black suedes - 9 Cily . . . loves hamburgers, loads of onions, and lhe opposile sex . . . complomeler school in lhe near lulure. and rollin waves al Ocean l BERTRAM LEE BOONE Academic Sfudenl' Council: Forum Club: Yearbook Commillee. Berl . . . likes swimming, mechanics, and women . . . drives a hol Plymoulh . . . dislikes women drivers, worry worls, and sloppy dressers . . . college bound. L. JANICE BOSSE General Tennis Club: Dancing Club: Senior Choir. Jan likes shrim sleaks and Dixie lan ' - . P. . cl 'azz . . . crazy aboul fralernnly parlies and golf . . . inleresl oulside of school- Donl . . . lell hand, lhird linger gal . . . will hear wedding bells afler gradualion. LOIS El.lZABETl'l BOTELER Commercial Sludenl' Council: Glee Club: Operella. Lo . . . hails from Gwynn Oak Summil . . . likes any kind of music and milkshakes . . . pei' peeve is doing homework . . . good Things come in small packages . . . lulure-7 NEIL AUTHUR COLLINS Academic Squad Ieacler's Club: Varsiiy Baskelball. Slim-6 fool 4 inches-Iransler from Poly in l95I-enioys fool- ball and his 'SI Ford Sedan-hopes To enroll ai V.P.l .... lvlilIord's Sophs' eeve him-horses and cars comprise his hobbies . . . doesn r like sloppy dressing and ealing. THOMAS KING COX, JR. General J. V. Track '5I: Varsiiy Soccer '5I: Manager: Yearbook Slalil. King delighls in hislory of all kinds-gels a kick from guns, scooiers and hor-rods . . . drives black '50 Ford and red scooler . . . enjoys hillbilly music . . . member of DeMolay 8: Woodsman Palrol . . . Friends opinion . . . Speedy a'r limes, slow al limes, good Io have around. FLORENCE I-I. COYLE Commercial Baskefball '50 '5l Qofiball '50g Homeroom Secrelary. I-las a nack for shorihand . . . Likes movies, cokes, and ham- burgers bui keep away Those rainy days . . . Always willing To help our . . . a fulure slenographerl DORIS JEAN DAVIS Commercial Sludenl' Council '50 '5l: Yearbook Commilfeeg Taleni Club: Dramalic Club. Life of Ihe par+y . . . likes iazz, hamburgers wifh all The Trim- mings, and dancing . . . 5' Z , eyes of blue . . . always on Ihe Telephone . . . Where's Kahmer?I . . . fulure--7 ESTELLE MARIE BOONE Academic S+ell . . . our iiH'erbug fiend . . . can be seen weekends ar Cahill . . . ardenf fan of black suedes and rolling waves ai Ocean Ci+y . . . loves hamburgers, loads of onions, and The opposiie sex . . . compiomeier school in ihe near fuiure. BERTRAM LEE BOONE Academic Sfudenl' Council: Forum Club: Yearbook Commifiee. Berl' . . . likes swimming, mechanics, and women . . . drives a hor Plymouih . . . dislikes women drivers, worry woris, and sloppy dressers . . . college bound. L. JANICE BOSSE General Tennis Club: Dancing Club: Senior Choir. Jan . . . likes shrimp, s+eaks, and Dixie land iazz . . . crazy abouf fraierniiy parries and golf . . . inieresi ourside of school- Don! . . . leii hand, Third finger gal . . . will hear wedding bells affer graduaiion. LOIS ELIZABETH BOTELER Commercial Sfudenl' Council: Glee Club: Opereifa. Lo . . . hails from Gwynn Oak Summif . . . likes any kind of music and rnilkshakes . . . per peeve is doing homework . . . good lhings come in small packages . . . fuiure-? JERRY LEE BOWSER General Soccer '50, '5l. Jerry . . . inferesfed in cars, racing, and one parficular gal . . . likes fried liard crabs, swimming, and foofball . . . owns a '37 Ford . . . againsl' perfume wearers . . . plans fo be a Diesel engineer affer graduafion. CARROLL AUSTIN BRANDENBU RG Forum Club. General Brandy appreciafes lwill-billy music . . . fond of bowling, mechani- cal drawing, and a '49 Sfudebaker . . . member of fl'1e Order of De lvlolay and l-liglw Life Club . . . an anfi-Bingo player. Pl-IYLLIS JANE BURKE Academic Sfudenf Council Secrefaryg Dramafic Club Presidenf and Treasurer: Opereffa: Handbook Commiffee: Yearbook Commiffeep F. T. A. Presidenf '49, '5O: Class Secrefary '5l: Cifizenslwip Award: Girls Sfale member '5l. Pee-Gee . . . likes eafing, dramafics, and swimming . . . pef peeve-congruence fheorems . . . remember fhose paiama parfies . . . parfial fo Sf. Joe . . . as greaf a friend as flney come . . . college bound. ELIZABETH ANN B'YERLY Academic Hockey '50, '5l: Band '49, '5Og Scliolasfic Arf Winner: Yearbook Commiffee. Befsy . . . we remember blond liair, blue eyes and a gay pleasanf smile for everyone . . . unofficial class arfisl' . . . always read fo lwelp wiflw sclwool proiecfs . . . inferesfs wide and varied . . . lieaded for college. MARLENE KATHRYN CAPEROON Commercial Pinky . . . one of lhose Woodlawn gals . . . loves 'ro ice slcale, eal spaghelli, and walch ice-hoclcey . Oh, lhal red hair . . . can always be . . . remember 'rhose iuncfion parlies. . . arlislically 'ralenled . . . found af 'rhe sloclc car races DONALD BRUCE CLEMONS Academic Opereila, Music and Dramalic Club: School Service lelier. Don . . . enioys playing lhe sax . . . wonderful imaginafion . . . masler ol: 'lhe lceys . . . drives a '47 Sludebalcer . . . a greal musician . . . sloppiness irrilales him . . . hales lhose curls! ARTHUR CHURCHILL COLBURN General Forum Club: Operelfag Mixed Chorus: Senior Choir '52. Ari . . . 6' 2 guy wilh a hol '4l Ford . . . crazy aboul ham- burgers wilh every+hing . . . enioys sional solo . . . fulure plans??? group singing and an occa- HEDY LOUISE COLE Commercial Field Hoclcey '5Og Homeroom Treasurer '5I. Louise . . . ihose green eyes and prelly blonde hair . . . loves fried crabs and hamburgers . . . a fan of pop music and iilierbug . . . Thai lpana smile! . . . a November surprise-changed her name lo Mrs, Burnham! Wiihdrew 'ro sei up housekeeping. NEIL AUTHUR COLLINS Academic Squad Ieader's Club: Varsily Baskefball. Slim-6 fool 4 inches-lransfer from Poly in l95l-enioys fool- ball and his '5l Ford Sedan-hopes 'ro enroll al V.P.l .... lv1ilford's Sophs' peeve him-horses and cars comprise his hobbies . . . cloesn'+ like sloppy dressing and ealing. THOMAS KING COX. JR. General J. V. Track '5l: Varsify Soccer '5Ig Manager: Yearbook Sfaff. King delighls in hislory of all kinds-gels a kick from guns, scoolers and hor-rods . . . drives black '50 Ford and red scooler . . . enioys hillbilly music . . . member of Delvlolay 81 Woodsman Palrol . . . Friends opinion . . . Speedy al' Jrimes, slow a+ +imes. good 'ro have around. FLORENCE l-l. COYLE Commercial Baskefball '50 '5l Soffball '5Og l-lorneroom Secrelary. l-las a nack for shorfhand . . . Likes movies, cokes, and ham- burgers bu'r keep away 'rhose rainy days . . . Always willing lo help oul . . . a lufure slenographerl DORIS JEAN DAVIS Commercial Sfudenl Council '50 '5Ig Yearbook Commiffeeg Talenl Club: Dramafic Club. Life of lhe par+y . . . likes jazz, hamburgers wilh all The +rim- mings, and dancing . . . 5' Z , eyes of blue . . . always on lhe Telephone . . . Where's Kahrner?l . . . fulure-7 GEORGE AMOS DAVIS Commercial V. Crosscounfry '5I-Manager, V. Track '5Ig V. Presidenf of Class iunior and senior years: Presidenf ol l-lomeroom '49 '50, Dramafic Club. Girdle parks a '37 Ponfiac-dislikes people siealing my good jokes . . . likes girls, weekends, driving, eaiing, dancing, and money. We hope some college will enioy iokes of S'rre+ch Davis . Cl-IARLES EDWARD DELL General V. Crosscaunfry '5I, V. Track '52, all inirarnural Proieciion and Mainlenance Club. Eddie would like To spend mosi of his lime in lhe sporis field, especially fishing, crabbing, and huniing-likes faking irips-his '39 Chev' and Cushman Moior scoofer come in handy. JOHN FREDERICK DIETRICH General School sfore afiendenf. Johnny has fancy for learing apari small gasoline engines, loaf- ing, and good food and music-sieers a blue '47 Ford. This woman driver haier is Navy bound . . . enioys women and soccer. BEVERLY ANN DINEHART Commercial Sewing Club. A cufe blond wilh a quief exferior . . . Pinky knows belier ihough . . . School is her pei peeve . . . Likes barbecues and dancing . . . One of our lefi hand 3rd finger gals! . . . Fuiure ambiiion is a secrefarial iob 'rhen marriage. Pl-IILLIP DALE ENGLISH Academic J. V. Traclc '5l. Eng Babe relishes good food, chemislry, cars and soccer . . . in Naval Reserves-expecls io enroll al an Army college . . . Dale 'ralces up weighi lifling and lhe science of explosions ouiside of school. Pei peevef people who wreck cars. CAROL ANN ENSOR Academic Newspaper Siahf. Carol hails from Villa Nova . . . a sweef personaliiy . . . lilces reading and ice slcaiing . . . pariial 'ro 'the song Always . . . a fu+ure nurse. EUGENE ELBERT ENSOR Academic V. Crosscouniry '5I. Gene is a firsf class woodsrnan, enjoys hillbilly rnusic-day- dreaming drivers irrilaie him . . . drives a '40 or '5l Chevrolei . . . Which is The hoi car? . . . lilces huniing and fooiball. JOAN CATHERINE FITZWATER General Dancing Club. Fila . . . a Randallslown gal buf prefers Elclersburg-why? . . . collecis nniniaiure dolls . . . lives for ihe weelc-ends . . . green eyes . . luiure--+o pu+ Home Economics io use. JACQUELINE MARIE GAILEY Commercial Jackie . . . a cuie sirawloerry blonde . . . likes iennis, ice skal- ing, and movies . . . dislikes windy day smiling . . .as sweei as ihey come.. .a LILLIAN MILDRED GIESLER Commercial Journalism Club1 Millwheel Sfaif. Susie . . . likes dancing, bowling, lfalian food and po'ra'ro chips . . . rhe gal wi+h The figure . . . inleresied in a cerlain '48 Ford . . . iuiure receplionisl. s and homework . . . always iulure secreiary. ROBERT CARROLL GETTIER Academic Millwheel Srahlq Journalism Club: Yearbook Sfaiig Decoraiion Commifleeg Merit Lisf. Bob . . . anoiher hor rod ian . . . driver of ihree cars . . . likes sporls . . . a iuiure graduale oi lhe U. ol Md .... dislikes homework . . . a grear guy. is ,Cs . ,n 1. BEVERLY ANN GLACE General Library Club '5I, '52. Bev . . . loves apple pie and Arlhur Godfrey . . . beware of Those sfafe lroopers . . . hor rod in a '48 Jeep . . . Oh Thar pop music . . . a lufure in Uncle Sam's Air Force. JEROLD A. GLICK Academic Sludenl Council: Millwheel Sfalzlp Handbook Sraltlfg Yearbook: Horneroom Officer: Honor Roll and Meri? Lis+: J. V. Baseball '5O. Jerry-'rhal curly headed man abou? school . . . parricipares in many ourside school acrivilies . . . as rhe American Legion Baseball 'rearn . . . likes music, cars la blue Buick converrible, no lessll sporfs, girls . . . plans arrendance ar +he Universify of Syracuse. WlLLlAM BRUCE GOODE Academic J. V. Baskelballg Varsiry Baskelball '52: Varsiiy Soccer '5O: Varsily Track '5lI Crosscouniry 'Sli Yearbook Slahf. Bill is inrereslecl in slrawberry shoricake, girls, cars, wafermelon and sporls . . . drives a '49 Ford . . . pullers around a model rail- road . . . likes ice skaling and golf . . . a real sporrl ROBERT RUSSELL GORE General Band: Meri? Lisf. Bob . . . a grear lrombone player in rhe school and Kiwanis Bands . . . wanrs ro do office work or bookkeeping afrer graduarion . . . enjoys reading and driving his fa+her's Slrudebaker. GERTRUDE HELEN GREENWALNT General Manager of Soffball learn '50 '5I: Newspaper Siafl. Afleclionarely known as Gerl . . . likes lo swim . . . parricularly inleresled in The Sfudenr Council during her lasr year . . . knows Jrhe alphaber from J +o Z . . .a furure bookkeeper and 77? Dramafic Club. Lu-Lu . . . a giggle all her own . . . goes io seashore when- ever possible . . . scared of her own shadow . . . she will malce some lucky boss a greaf secreiary in The fufure. MARY LOU GRILL Commercial JOY MAE GRIMM Commercial X A Franklin girl before Milford . . . lilces swimming and anyfhing A green . . . eafing is her hobby . . . pei peeve is gossiping . . . a modeling or dancing career lies in 'rhe fufure. GLADYS ELEANORA GUY Pud lives for fhe week-ends . . . crazy aboul' fried chicken, bop songs, noi lo menlion Dale! . . . spends spare +ime playing soffball and reading. General-Commercial BARBARA LOU HADDAWAY Sfenographic Barb . . . lilces swimming, good food, and hill-billy music . . . a leff hand, fhird finger gal . . . oufside inleresf-Jimmy! . . . a fufure secrefary. 9991 HOWARD EUGENE HAMILTON Commercial-General Squad Leader's Club, all inrramurals: Track '5I. Ham is nafural lover of all sporls-favorire subiecr is gym. parlicipares in all sporr acfivilies in school-hunfing, and fishing ROY DERRETT HARMON General Varsify Baseball '5l: Opereflai Talenf Club Presidenl, Homerooom Presidenf. Buck . . . hunfs, fishes, golfs, plays all sporls, and rrains rabbil dogs-dislikes hor-rod braggarrs-plays a good elecfrric guifar, hillbilly s'ryle-plans 'ro malce a name in rhe music world. CARL MILTON HARTMAN General Shop Mainfenance. Carl-used +o own a ho'f Cushman, now a spirilecl owner of a '48 flash Ford-loves 'ro puller around cars-lu+ure desire is lo be a mechanic or ro ioin fhe Navy. Bowling, fishing, swimming, crab- ing, and cycling-favorire paslimes. 24 ourside of school-driver of a '36 Chevrolel-expecrs 'ro go info business field. MARGARET ELIZABETH HARTEL Commercial Glee Club: Senior Choir: OpereHa. Margie . . . likes all sporrs, especially baseball . . . inleresled in office worlc, arf, and music . . . always wilh Lois . . . a friend +o all. NORMAN LOUlS HAYMIRE Academic Journalism Class. Louie . . .our man behind 'rhe scenes in many of our aclivilies . . . never a frown or cross word . . . excepl lor alarm cloclcsl . . . real hol rod in fhal '32 Chevy . . . fulure ambassador lo Spain- he wishes! ANIDA HOLDEN Commercial Sludenl Council '49g Varsily Baslcelball '50, '5l, '52g Varsily Soflball 50, 5l, '52: Varsily Sellball '50, '5l, '527 Dramalics Club '49, l-lomeroom Secrelary 'Sli Member olGirls' Slale '5l. Always a friendly smile from Reds . . . loves lo ear and enioys Mario Lanza records . . . hales lo have her name misspelled , . . What hon? . . . Oh, lhal red hairl Remember Those RJ. parliesl . . . Plans a career as a C.P.A. lvl. GLADYS HOLLAND Commercial Baslrelball '50, '5l: Sollball '5lg Uniled Nalionsg Talenl, and Dancing Clubs: Cheerleader: Sludenl Council Represenlalive. l-lollie . . . shorly, bul oh, lhose lell hand hoolc shols . . . Pel' Peeve- This younger genera'rion . . . Lilces sporls, PJ. parlies, and Cahill . , . good dancer . . . U. of M. holds her inleresl . . . l-ley lcid, Whalsa da maHer . . . always seen wilh Poogie and Bools . . . Presenl l-lonored Queen of Belhel No. 9 in Job's Daughlers . . . Fufure? GENE VERNON HGOVER General Soccer '5l. Crusher . . . lhe guy wilh a greal lalenl for loafing . . . parlial lo sporl' clolhes and dancing . . . handy wilh a hammer and saw . . . deslined lo become a firsl rale carpenler. GEORGE LOUIS HORN Commercial School Sloreq Magazine Drivef Sfamp Drive: F. B. L. A. Knows his way around . . . crazy abouf speedboaf racing . . . drives a hoi' '47 Nash . . . a friend +o all . . . always ready 'ro lend a helping hand . . . a luiure swabbie. l EDWARD E. JONES General Ed . . . crazy aboul driving hol rods . . . beware of 'rhose cops . . . enioys hill-billy music and shop . . . likes 'ro work on cars . . . 'luiure plans-undecided . . . in any evenly good luck Ed! PEGGY ANN JONES Sfenographic-Commercial Field Hockey: Millwheel g Business Manager of Milesfone: Sfudenf Council Treasurer. Peg . . . green eyes and brown curly hair . . . popular, cuie 'rrick . . . loves sporls, hard crabs, ice cream, dancing, clolhes . . . parfial 'ro lhe Nalional Guard 29lh division . . . plans for iob and marriage. NANCY MARIE KAHMER Commercial-General S+uden+ Council '49, '5O: Homeroom Presidenf '5i, '52: Senior Class Secrefary '5I, 52: Yearbook Commiifee. Nan is beHer known as Miss Milford Mill of l95l . . . wild aboul' a cerlain green Ford, noi 'ro menlion Taddyl . . . popular gal . . . Nancy and Lois forever . . . fufure receplionisi To some lucky denlisi . . . loves Jrhai Dixie-land iazzl LOIS JEAN KANE General Yearbook Commilleej I-Iomeroom Treasurer. '49, '50. Cne ol our rnosl popular gals . . . Wonderful dancer . . . a lan ol Mr. Loll's . . . lhe Navy's mosl ardenl rooler . . . Nancy's shadow . . . Oh lhal laugh . . . claims Joe lo be her pel peeve . . . changed her narne lrorn Kane lo King as a pre-Chrislmas sur- ' prise lor us all . . . we wish lhe besl ol everylhing lor you. PATRICIA CECELIA KELLY Commercial-General Pal can be found hol-rodding around in a cerlain Slude- baker . . . iusl Iives lor lhe week-ends! . . . Iell hand, lhird linger girl . . . wedding bells in lhe near lulure. DONALD ELDRIDGE KIRK General Crosscounlry '49: Baseball '49: Soccer: Baskelball '50, '5I, '52g Sludenl Council Represenlaliveg I-Iorneroom Officer. Tools . . . a delinilion ol personalily . . . quiel, bul near when needed . . . Il you knew Susie, like Don knows Susie . . . one of lhe kick-chorus boys . . . lulure . . . working lor Uncle Sam in lhe U. S. Navy. SHIRLEY CARIVIEN KLIPP Slenographic 5' 2 eyes ol blue . . . loves lo roller skale . . . swell per- sonalily-iusl ask Belly . . . Is looking lorward lo a secrelarial job corrle June . . . Mr. Sgro's girI Friday. RALPH ERNEST KLOETZLI Commercial-General Varsiry Soccer '5l: Operella '50, '5l: Crosscounlry '49, '50. Clo+sol is crazy aboul soccer, shop, and nice, nice girls lone in parricular, maybeffl . . . proud owner of a '50 Ford and a ho? molor scoorer . . . likes school, buf would like ro be paid for going . . . ambifion . . . college. c 1 WILLIAM R. KNEPSHIELD General Yearbook Slaff. Bill . . . our airplane enlhusiasr . . . flys charlered flighrs . . an avid sporrs fan . . . oh Thar '50 Buick . . . a friend lo all . . plans +o go info aeronaulical engineering aller graduarion . besl of luck To a greal guy! BARBARA LENA KRANZ Commercial Sludenf Council '49: Glee Club '49, '5Oq Handbook: Yearbook Sfaffg Dramalic Club: Homeroom offices. Babs is a real grea+ gal . . . especially when ir comes +o sluclies . . . a Marlin and Lewis lan from way back . . . has conirib- ured much fo 'rhe success of M. M. l-l. S .... finds loo much home- work l'o be her per peeve . . . can be found al The Caslle-On Dairy olweekends . . . Come June, she will be looking for a secrefarial IO . RICHARD BRl'l-ON HOWARD KRAUCH General Track '5Og Crosscounlry '49g Baseball '5I, '52g Soccer '50, '5l: Baskelball '5O: Glee Club '50, '5I, '52: Opereffa '50, '5I: Yearbook Commiffeeg Homeroom Officer '5l, '52, Social Commilfee '5I, '52, Dick or aiclecfionarely known as Squa'r . . . musician firsr class, buf nor long hair . . . one of lhe Senl'imen+alis1's . . . always ready for a good lime . . . one oi 'rhose Model A men. ANNE GLORIA KURTZ Commercial Course Hockey '5O: Baskefball '49, '5Og Soffball '49, '5O: Journalism '49, Homeroom Secrelary '49. Anne is parfial +o hard crabs, chocolafe sundaes and Henry . . . drives a Plymoufh around Hm-rn-rn-m . . . Can? sfand homework or Shorlhand . . . JOHN EDWARD LEATHER General Baseball: Baskefball: Soccer: Sfudenf Council. Eddie or beller known as Pierpoin+ . . . All around afhlele wifh a modes? manner . . . nice guy lo know and be with . . . wicked sense of humor . . . BiII's shadow . . . drives a hor Ford coupe . . . fufure-7 ELEANOR A. LENGERHUIS Academic Talenf Club: Fulure Nurses of America Club'-Presidenlg Yearbook Cornmillee, B'oo'rs . . . blue-eyed blonde . . . popular wi+h fhe opposife sex . . . likes sporls, hillbilly music, and spaghelli . . . remember Those P. J. parliesll . . . always wilh Holly and Pooghie . . . parlial lo lhe Navy . . . plans luiure as a nurse, lhen marriage. JEAN DELORES MARTIN Commercial Soflball: Forum Club. Jeanne . . . five feel, eyes of brown . . . loves pickles, crackers, and The Navy . . . favorile saying- Well, maybe! . . . adores converlibles, dancing, and Rusly . . . pei peeves-delenfion and bookkeeping . . . plans for marriage and secrelarial job. VIVAIN A. MATHENA Commercial Baskefball l 950. NELSON MATTHEWS General-Commercial Nelson . . . lhe guy wilh lhe '37 Plymoulh and 'rhaf brown eyed gal from I2-31 . . . Georges shadow . . . plans a career in Uncle Sam's Navy . . . good luck fo you in lhe fulure. JOHN THOMAS MAUTHE General Commercial Track '50, '5l7 Crosscounfry '50, Opereila '49, '5O. l GERALDINE WILLETTA McCARTHY General Glee Club: Operellag Alhleiic Lefler: Tennis Club: Soflball '5l: Baskelball '50 'Sli Presidenl ol Dancing Club. Where +here's a crowd, +here's Gerry . . . bearing our lhe piano roll blues . . . a lhird finger leil hand girl . . . likes pickles and good nalured people . . . l-lol rod wilh lhal '4l Plymoulh . . . Main inleresl is Danny . . . A lulure lypisl Then marriage! Beebee . . . woman driver in a '49 Chevy . . . Brown nalurally curly locks . . . our Timonium queen . . . likes hill-billy music, base- ball, and Sykesville . . . has secrefarial aspiralions. Bunky . . . The guy who sings lhe booming bass . . . likes loolball and girls . . . inleresls lie wilh The Naval Reserve and in singing wilh any Orcheslra . . . a lulure Gob for Uncle Sam. DORIS ADELLE MERKLE S'I'enographi I-Iails from Granile . . . likes basketball, lypung, skaling, ice cream, and Nelson . . . who drives Ihal 37 PIymouIh?? . . . Iulure-secrelarial iob and wedding bells. c RAYMOND VERNON MERKLE General Soccer '5l: Baskefball '50, '51, '52, I-Iomeroom Presidenl Illh: Sludenl Council Vice-Presidenf. V. I. P. IVery lmporlanl Personl . . . Tha'r's Skip . . . One of our besl . . . Happy-go-lucky wilh a congenial manner . . . Likes Iurkey, sporls, driving a hol I-Iudson, lulure plans-a Weslern Maryland hopeful , DEAN MONROE MILLER General Soccer '50, '5I. Deaner . . . benealh a quiel exlerior lies a congenial allilude . . . really a nice guy Io know . . . can always be seen wilh Ralph ...The Mull hall of Mull and Jeff DONALD E. MILLER General Sloney . . . main inleresls are hunling, hillbilly music, fried chicken and his '5I Chevie . . . love Ihose shop and phys ed. Classes . . . The easy going guy wilh Thai famous smile . . . a Truck- driver-Io-bel DORIS MAE MILLER Commercial ShorIy . . . Li'rIIe girI, are you over IZ? . . . Iikes I-Iome Ec., pofafo chips, peanuf chews, and hiIIbiIIy music . . . Good Ihings come in small packages. VIRGINIA RGSEMARY MORRIS CommerciaI Nicky . . . likes To dance, sew, and ea'r chicken . . . Iavoriie subied is Shor+hand . . . Beau'riIuI B'rown Eyes . . . goes for +ha+ Dixie-land iazz . . . where There's Nicky, +here's Janei . . . Iufure secrefary for Iawyer or real esfalre salesman. JO ANN MUELLENSCHLADER Academic Fufure Nurses of America Club-Treasurer and Vice-President Jo . . . likes hisiory, baskefball, hiIIbiIIy records, and amuse- menf parks . . . aIways ready for a good Iime . . . homework and conceifed people are her pe? peeves . . . furure nurse. Transferred in February Io MI. Airy. JUDITI-I DIANE NORTI-IRUP Academic Chairman of schooi siore '50, '5l7 Sfudeni Council Treasurer '49, '50: Yearbook Siaff. Judy . . . a real Mariin and Lewis fan . . . Ioves swimming, her dogs, spagheifi, and Guy Lombardo . . . a cufe gal wi+h a sparkling personaliiy . . . a smiie for everyone . . . on Io Towson, S'ra're Teacher's CoIIege in Sepiember . . . good luck, Judy. ANN RUTH O'CONNOR Academic Field Hockey: Yearbook Commifiee. A Lochearn gal . . . ardeni' fan of Charloiie Hall lvliliiary Academy-I wonder why? . . . Judy's shadow . . . only hurries an when running for 'rhe bus . . . a iuiure Teacher . . . Towson bound. U as ,A v,' f we BURTON L. PARKER General Soffball Umpire. Burl . . . likes ice skaling, all kinds of food, and hillbilly music . . . can be seen driving around in a Chevy . . . a real greaf guy . . . a friend 'ro all. HENRY THEODORE PEIFFER General Track: Crosscounlry. Ted . . . likes hillbilly music and square dances . . . Tries his hand af repairing gas engines . . . pei peeve is homework . . . iall and lanky. 4105, EDWARD JOHN PEREGOY General Jack or Tiny . . . likes iooiball, huniing, and guns . . , comes from Villa Nova . . . lv1r. Five-by-Five . . . always laughing . . . a good sport MARY GRETCI-IEN PINDELL Academic J. V. Baslcelball Caplain '50, '5l: V. Hoclcey Manager '50, '5l: Dramalic Club '49, E. N. A. Presidenl '50, '5I: Debaling Forum '5l: Senior Choir '52, Yearbook Slalil '52q Comrnencemenl Cornrnillee '52, Grel . . . ardenl sporls fan . . . parlial lo lhe 43rd Division, nol' lo menlion Wall l . . . Leif hand, lhird linger gal . . . oh lhal nalurally curly hair! . . . 'fours lhe counly in a '50 Frazer . . . soon lo make her debul as a sludenl nurse al U. M. H. THEODORE JOHN PHILLIPS General Commercial Siege Crew Slalilg Band Club, Proieclion Club: Dramalic Club. Ted . . . lilces sloclc car races, spaghelli, hol rods, direcling Serenaders of Swing , and Faye . . . drives a '5I Chevy . . . plans for going inlo business. WILLIAM JOSEPH PLANK General Baslcelball '49, Crosscounlry '49: Baseball '49. Bill . . . oh so shy, bul he'II gel by . . . quiel, bul' personalily us . . . Mr. Alhlelen . . . wherever lhere's Eddie, 'rhere's Bill always can be found blushing, bul' why?? Answered Uncle pl Sam's call. DORIS JANE POOLE Commercial Dramalics '49. Doris loves hillbilly music . . . can always be found ealing . . . and oh, how she does blush! . . . will malce someone a real greal' secrelary . . . Mr. Wargny's girl Friday. CHARLES BERKELY RANDALL Academic V. Crosscounlry '49, '5l: V. Track '51, '52, Hookes Memorial Award of Maryland Academy of Sciences '5l. Berk only senior lo be on cross counrr 'ream for 3 ears . . . y y . . . has desire To be one of firsl 'ro land on anorher planel . . . hopes lo be a married Aslro-Naulician . . . Mr. Science of Milford Mill. DIANA RASCHE Academic Hockey '5O, 'Sl lCapl'ainlg Baskelball '49, '50, '5l: Yearbook Sfaflg Tennis Club, F. T. A. member. Di . . . has personalily plus, and can she play hockey . . . loves lo swim and ride also . . . drives a jeep . . . crazy aboul walermelon and Ralph Flannagan's records . . . expecls lo enler U. of M .... good luck Dil RALPH LEON RENNER General Baseball '5l, '52, Soccer '50, '5l: Baskefball '50, '5I, '52. Moose . . . likes sporls, soulhern fried chicken, lemon meringue pies, and girls . . . The Jeff' half of Mull and Jeff . . . Dean's shadow . . . driver of hor '3I Ford . . . fulure-working for Uncle Sam in +he U. S. Navy. NANCY E. RITTER Academic F. N. A.: Secrefary '49, '5Op Dramalics '49. Nance . . . is a swell friend . . . a cure lrick . . . parlial lo a cerlain milifary school, nol +o menlion Bob . . . ln Sepfember-a sfudenl nurse or wedding bells? JAMES l-IEN RY ROBERTS Academic Forum Club. Lilces crabs, ice cream sundaes. and baslceiball . . . physics is his pel peeve . . . main inleresl' oulside of school-Anne!! . . . drives a '38 Chevy . . . lavorile subiecl is marh . . . college bound, Then marriage. NO RA RUTH ROBERTS Commercial-S+enograpl1y Uniled Nalions Club '493 Library Club '50, Ru+hie is a commercial gal wilh a flair for Typing . . . quile ralenled in arl also . . . loves food, work, bop records, and dancing . . . a fulure receplionisl. ROSEMARY KATHRYN Rl-TTER Commercial Journalism: Safely Pafrol Capfain. Always on Jrhe job . . . always seen wirh Ru'rh and Barbara . . . drives a hol Chevy . . . member of lhe 4-l-l Club . . . lilces sporfs, embroidering, cooking, fyping, food, and hillbilly music . . . claims pei' peeve To be some of The people in This school!! . . . lufure secreiary . . . MARGARET ANN ROBERTS General Commercial 5' 5 and hazel eyes . . . +ha'l's Ann . . . loves musicals, seafood, and dancing wi'rh Thar cerfain someone . . . her main inleresf seems To be Ted . . . Wedding bells in rhe near fulure. NANCY LEE ROTE General Nancy is a U. S. Navy lan . . .always laughing . . . crazy aboul llalian spaghe+'ri, millcshalces and Dixieland Jazz . . . lhis gal has real +alen+ in Home Ec .... Changed from Role To Kane in January . . . Wilhdrew lo se+ up housekeeping. W 1 . L PAUL P. ROUCHARD General Lillie Paul . . . a Pikesville boy . . . likes ioofball and hillbilly music . . . drives a hol', home made roadsier . . . lerriiic dresser . . . aways laughing . . . iulure . . . 7 JOHN EDWARD SANDBOWER, lll Academic Siudenl Council Presidenl '49, '50: Soccer '50, 'Sly Baseball '50, '5I, '52: Baslreiball '50, '5l, '52: Opereiiag Yearbook Commilleej All Ballimore Couniy Baslceiball Team '5O: Dramalic Club. Shorly lb' 3 l . . . hails from Woodlawn . . . can always be found ealing . . . lilces popular music and baslcelball . . . always surrounded by girls . . . Grade A alhlele . . . headed for college. ii ROBERT JOSEPH SANDERS General Junior Class Presidenl: Senior Class President Varsiiy Crosscouniry '497 Varsily Baseball lCapiainl '50, '5l: Varsify Soccer '50, '5I: Varsily Baslcefball '50, 'Sli Squad Leaders Club: Commencemenl Commilfee '52. Joe . . . 'rhe guy wilh lhal' inieclious grin . . . always lhere wiih a helping hand . . . lcnown far and wide for his all around sporls abilily . . . roams lhe couniryside in lhai '39 Chevie . . . can always be found ealing, sleeping or parlicipaiing in some sporl . . . no 'lulure planned . . . i+'s up +o Uncle Sam . . . so lo one of The grea+esl we wish all good for+i.f-D ROBERT GORDON SCHEIHING General Baske+ball '50, '5?g Baseball Manager '5O: Squad Leaders Club: Homeroom Treasurer '5l, 52. Bob . . . comes from Rockdale . . . likes baskefball, food, and popular music . . . his pei peeve is women . . . l-low's +ha+ Bach- elor's Club, Bob? . . . Oh Thai naiurally curly hair! . . . fuiure bricklayer. JEANNE L. SCI-ILEY Academic Baskeiball '5Og Soffball '5O: Opereifa '5I, '52: Newspaper '50: Senior Choir '5l, '52: Graduafion Commifiee. Jeannie wiih lhe lighf brown hair . . . hails from Rockdale . . . sings a booming bass in Senior Choir . . . ouiside in+eresl'- Johnny . . . favoriie pasHime. swimming and dancing . . . fufure? PEGGY ANN SCHISLER Commercial Peggy . . . one of our liHle brides-io-be . . . fingers made for lyping . . . likes 'ro play sofiball, dance, and Kenny!! . . . she'll be a secre+ary for awhile-+hen!! ELIZABETH RUBY SEILER Commercial-General Glee Ciub '49. '5O: OpereHa '50, '5I. Ruby is +i'ie gal wil-h +he swee+ soprano voice . . . collecfs friends' phoios . . . Bill is 'rhe main iiem on The agenda . . . likes sof+ball . . . plans on a career in marriage . . . good luck To you Ruby. BARBARA JEAN SHEPPARD Academic Yearbook Comrniffeeg Talenl Club. Pooghie . . . likes spagherfi, onions, and dixieland iazz . . . loyal Ian of Ihe U. S. Navy . . . goes for Joe College clofhes . . . as crazy as Ihey come . . . remember 'rhose P. J. parries . . . always laughing . . . member of Gamma Pi Phi sororily . . . Fulure? THOMAS PAUL SI-IIPLEY General Glee Club: Opereffag Yearbook CommiHee. Tom -proud owner of a dechromed, cuslom buiI'r, '40 Ford coupe . . . loves moIorcycIing and model building in which he won a prize from General Mofors for a ChevroIeI model . . . likes good food, arf, music, and aulo racing. DALE ROLLAND SINGI-IASS General Boys Chorus: Mixed Chorus. Dale -a I937 Ford driver . . . fond of eafing, Ioofball, girls . . . I9O pounds and 6 leer Iall, shaped like a weighI Iifrer . . . Friends opinion-inreresled in a cerlain girl and Ihe Army. ALICE CATHERINE SMITH Academic Bunky . . . has an ourside inreresl in Ihe Navy . . . Ielf hand, Ihird finger gal . . . shy??? . . . I've gof anorher joke! .. . definile ideas abour nursing-and marrige! MICHAEL STEEL SMITH General Baseball-Assisfanf Manager: Library Club President Mike -enioys mechanics and radios . . . avid science and ficlion fan lis+ens 'ro hillbilly music and dislikes long hair . . . music . . . college' bound . . . likes roasl' beef and baseball. THOMAS EDWIN SMITH Academic Sfudenf Council: Soccer: Debaling Team: Yearbook Commiliee. Tom . . . likes Physics and Soccer . . . The Eins'rein of Mil- ford . . . a walking encyclopedia . . . always in There pilching . . a lufure Navy boy. DAVID C. SNYDER lessor. ELLEN CLAIRE STALEY General ' Nice li++le gal . . . hails from Woodlawn . . . I-low's English?? . . . Doesn'+ drive-is driven . . . Leo!! . . . coniagious giggle . . . Iufure lelephone operalor or receplionisl. Academic Track '5I, '52: Crosscoun+ry '50, '5I: Yearbook Commiffee. Dave . . . likes semi-classical music, girls, and lrack . . . comes from Rockdale . . . eilher a nuclear physicisl or mafh pro- RICHARD RUFF ST Academic Sfudeni Council: V. Track '5I: V. Baskeiball and Chief ol Yearbook: American Legion Ceriiiicale of School Award. Dick . . . plans To reiire al marriage . . . 3 car driver . . . enjoys food, music, dances, and The opposile sex . . . Mr, Ac'rivi1'y also plays in ihe Kiwanis Band. ANFIELD '50, '5I: Opereila: Plays: Edilor ALLAN l-l. STREETT Academic Baskefball Manager '50, '5l: Soccer '50, '5I: Yearbook Siaff: Phoiography Club Presidenf. Al . . . one of rhose Rockdale boys . . . can be seen driving around in a '50 Chevie . . . goes for sporls, guns, and spagheiii . . . a friend io everyone . . . 'fulure-a shorl hifch in The Navy. BETTY JEAN SUBOCK Sfenographic Baskeiball: l-lorneroom Presideni l2'rh: Class Secrelary IOth. Bells . . . 'rops in shorihand . . . collecfs records . . . loves apples, roller skaling, and one guy! . . luiure medical or Ieqal secreiary. . parrial lo ihe army . . . MONALOU TALBERT Academic Travel Club: Newspaper Club: F. N. A. Abodes in Pikesville . . , quiei and reserve la blessing many wish lhey hadl . . .a pink aide al Universily . . . a sforeroom of hidden knowledge . . . we hope you will enier nursing . . . Good luck! MARY LOU THOMPSON Commercial Dancing Club: Sewing Club. Lou . . . enjoys swimming, dancing, Chow Mein, popular music, cokes, and Russell! . . . Nalurally curly hair and big blue eyes . . . Who drives Thai '49 Ford, huh? . . . desiined +o be a larmer's wife. DONALINE LOUISE TAYLOR Sfenographic Debafing Socieiy: Dramaiic Club: Senior Chorus: Homeroom Presidenf '5O: Siudeni Council '5O: Assisianf Edilor of Yearbook: F. B. L. A., '5l. Donnie . . . hails from Pilcesville . . . loves hamburgers, dixie land iazz, and painling . . . Oh l-lenryll! . . . one of The Youfh Board members . . . Wedding bells in near lufure. JESSE THOMAS VOIGHT, JR. General Traclc '5O: V. Crosscouniry '5l: V. Baseball '5 paper: Sporis Edilor '50, '5l. Mouse . . . drives a '5l Ford . . . lo go 'ro college and raise a family . baslceiball, and nalurally-hillbilly music. BARBARA HARDEN TOVELL Academic V. Baslceiball Manager '49, '5O: Senior Class Treasurer: Yearbook Slalli. Tovie is seen 'rouring lhe counfry side in a '50 Packard . . a real swell gal . . . everyone's friend . . . lhis hazel-eyed peach from Eccleslon will enler Hood College come Seplember . . . good luck To you in all you do Tov! l I: Baslcelball '50, '5l. '52: News- enioys Traveling . .. . Plans . . eriioys food, music, girls, ELSIE MINERVA WALKER General-Commercial Snookie . . . gal from Randallslown . . . lingers made 'for 'lyping . . . likes To sew and play baskelball lor relaxafion . . . claims homework To be her pei peeve . . . wilhdrawn. ,puny -vs! T. STANLEY ALBERT WEBSTER General Crosscounlry '49g Baskelball 'SOQ Baseball '5Og Squad Leaders Club. Fuzzy . . . a grade A alhlele . . . likes seafood, popular music, and hunling . . . a real friend To everyone . . . always seems so energelic . . known lor his grin . . . answered Uncle Sam's call in March . . . wanis To play baseball in lulure. GEGRGE WATERMAN WELSH General V. Baseball '50, '5Ig Baskelball '50, '5l, '52: V. Soccer '5Ig Newspaper Club. Poody . . . formerly of Cumberland, Md .... likes purple, ice cream and bananas . . . relishes all sporls, especially baskelball . . . drives a Plymoulh . . . plans To go info service or Loyola College. 'HF' W ' F. LUCILLE WHEALTON Academic F. T. A.: Forum Club: Dramalicsg Operella. Halls from l-lebbville . . . never gels lluslered . . . loves music . . . direcfs a youlh choir . . . a friend lo all . . . heading for Slafe Teachers College . . . and no doubf a full and happy fuiure. JANET LOUISE ZAHN Commercial-Sienography ROBERT MAURICE Wl-HTCOMB General J. V. Baseball '5l, lnlramurals, As shy as They come . . . known lo his friends as WhiHy . . . likes roller skaling and hillbilly music . . . hafes 'ro hear lhai' alarm clock ring! . . . a lulure farmer. Shor'r II a flair for shorfhand loves To sew Y . . . . . . and collecf snapshols . . . oh 'rhal hillbilly music . . . slock car races aHrac+ her 'foo . . . wedding bells in ihe near lulure . . . hold- ing down full lime iob since wilhdrawal in January. V. Baskefball '50, '5I. MARY JOAN ZIPPRIAN General JIMMY ALLEN ZESTER General Crosscounfry '49: Soccer '50, '5l, Track '50, '5Ig Baskelball '50, '5l, '52: Sfudenl' Council Presidenl '5l, '52. Jef . . . our S. C. Presidenf . . . a baskelball enlhusiasl . . . fours The counlry in a '39 Ford-buf has no use for John Laws -wonder why?? . . . can lalk al lenglh on sporls, cars, food, and ihai' one woman . . . anolher bi'r ol wil . . . looks forward +0 college come Seplember. Zippie is parlial lo Randallslown . . . seen drinking chocolale shakes and lisfening fo swing . . . love lhal' '50 Dodge and a real smoolhiel SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Leif To righf-B. Tovell--Treasurer, N. Kalmer-Secrefary, G. Davis-Vice-President J. Sanders- Presidenf: D. Singhass-Sql.-A+-Arms. Senior Class History Our iirsi graduaiing class of Milford Mill can be proud of ifs many achievemnis. Honors have been besiowed upon many of our Seniors: Our school colors of green and whife, chosen in a conlesl of many eniries, was submiH'ed by Shirley Klippp we selecied our school ring and Louise Cole was given The honor of being ihe iirsf one lo wear ii: Phyliss Burke won a Roiary Club Award: Dick Siansiield and Judy Nor+hrup won American Legion Meri? Awards for sierling cirizenshipg Joan Bariholmaeus won a Fire Pre- venlion Essay Con+es+: Bill Goode was a local winner in a Nafion-wide Uniled Nafions Con- resrg Gold Keys for Arr Work were awarded To Befsy Byerly and Tom Shipley: Nancy Kahmer was chosen Miss Milford Mill, l95l ai lhe Milford Mill Mari, and Belly Alkinson was chosen Miss Millwheel in a conlesf sponsored by fhe newspaper a'r our school. Social ac+ivi+ies such as our annual Fall Flings and Spring Swings and 'rhe Eromophos Morp as well as 'rhe Junior Prom highlighfed our many even'rs. As Seniors, The very iirsf in Milford, we organized our Yearbook The Mile- s+one under ihe able direcfion of Dick Sian! field. Then, Senior Day, rhe Senior Prom, and lasl buf noi leasr, our Graduaiion, which is The iirsl' from Milford, and which ends our school days buf noi our memories. Besf Personelify I ' HY Clif' Phyllis Burke , . Joe Sanders V5 l'l'l Z O W , I N 5 I E C5 I -4 Vi AXKXXXXXXXXXXYRXXXXNKX fb Q ,., Sv. F 'if W ffl 'N ' W N ..2,55Pf ' mn 1' Q n ' Y , lf' Ark. I f- iff' x L .r y i .K 5 A-Q 052.0 . 'x . Avy hx Barbara Kranfz Tom Smith Mosf Infellecfual 46 Shorfesf Jerry Glick Doris Miller Z o M 'O' 'I F' 1. '4 -I o um C O n 0 0 n. Barbara Kranz Dick Sfangeld 75 A V Besf Dressed Ed Leafher Carol Birchall 13' 2 k N 4-xv H 835+ -4 em Ed Leafher Diana Rasche 'T 4 ix . 2' -in gy, 1:37, ig 1 S Q KP' H e Lois Bofeler Mosf Affracii ' x Paul Rcuchard Mary Bell sum ' Kxbx n nnnnn -Q. 5 Best Dancers 'N , A' .. - 'Tr' 1 ' 5 b Lois Kane yfav as DF N D D Xp: Q i th' John Sandbower s +L. bi 'fgigis 4 f X -- 01 1 5 H ' n I. A , , ,, 'f' QQ S62 15 1 4 D ,,-f H F f Wr nmis iv yn v DJ! I vi l V' Q ii D ' W. L John Sandbower Peggy Jones 1 4, H' Q F D - - Mosi' For Tho School 'IN X Wiffiosf u D 'Q' 49 f-fl G , -4 A , xi: I wi' ' KT: .a Doris Davis P 5 ? Telled ' ! . George Davis Donaline Taylor Neil Collins 47 -- ii .K -f-WW .,v ' , i - ,,-..-l- ' :-1-- .,.-.V r'-' -5:-. fcizs-jig, will clog' iiliiiif l THE il i l u DERCLASS i J if We, fhe graduafing Seniors, feel if in order fo direcf a leffer fo you, fhe Seniors of fhe Class of 1953. Wifh much ahead of us, our mosf predominanf fhoughfs are sfill of fhe lasf fhree years which we have spenf here. Wifh 'rhis in mind, we are a liffle jealous of fhe year which you sfill have before you. Alfhough you may feel differenfly now, you will undersfand our feelings when you are in our posifion. For fhese fhree years of Milford's hisfory our classes have co-operafed in many respecfs in an efforf fo make Milford fhe foremosf school in fhe counfy sysfem. Your class has played a principal parf in many endeavors which have confribufed foward making fhis a finished and well operaling school. ln fhe Sfudenf Council, in fhe Sfudenf Courf, and every field, fhe Seniors of I953 have been nof only acfive par- ficipanfs buf leaders of 'rhe firsf qualify. We know you are capable leaders and are well able fo lead our school in a manner of which fhe communify and your consfanf friends, fhe firsf Alumni of Milford, will be proud. We know you now receive an excellenf school, and we are confidenf lhal' you will make if a beffer one. Your hands are capable ones, your leaders of a high caliber. To you we leave our school, fo you we leave our besf wishes. The Graduafing Seniors Sfanding-M ss R w y D Huli Sponsors Seafed-leff fo Hgh? J ousfon Tr asurer P oyd Prfwdenf C :mo vcr c nf mfr- P. Wilson, SffQLE1f1fAf Arms Leff fo righf W. Haviland Leff fo righf C. Jones, F. Leff fo righf l l-2 Fronr Row-E. Moore, J. Housfon, B. Franfz, N. Cox, J. Ralliarn, P. Clnrisloplier, 6. Parks, A. Robbins, R. lrwin, B. Lloyd. Middle Row-W. Radzcyewczy, B. Kazak, l. Marlin, L. Hooper, J. Rice, H. Murray, R. Chappel, R. Eclcford, J. Warren, L. Leonard, V. Olasons. Back Row-B. Jones, B. Rollins, L. Ludwig, G. O'Brien, G. Dowell, J. Douglass, B. Miller, G. Farmer, B. Doyle, N. Jenkins. l I-3 Fronr Row-S. Warnsrnan, D. Guilfess, J.Gorsucl1, M. Grimm, C. Sclimedes, A. Becx, R. Golden, S. Garriolr, D. Kellar, J. Wolfe. Middle Row4R. Smoor, E. Cassady, F. Sfoller, J. Benesuns, J. Byrne, W. Allen, T. Davis, G. Bouis, E. Black. Back RowAD. Sandlas, B. Warlel, C. l-lessons, W. Borgrnann, J. Klobey, E. Srnool, R. Linlc, T. Ferguson. L. Cordell. l l-4 l-ronr Row-A. Wilberr, B. l-larkins, P. Balmer, l. Topper, Joan Rav, S. Frank, P. Cvreenwalr, M. Wolfe, G. Wagner, J. Roaclr. Middle Row-P. Roberfs, J. l-larnilfon, J. McDaniel, V. Glazer, J. Cvreensrreel. M. Kenney, M. Tracey, M. Huggins, J. Chaney. Back Row-H. Canapp, C. Ferkler, R. Sanders, M. Fischer, M. Zimmerman, J. Wilkenson, M. Wagner, D. Slonesiler. Stand-ins I0-I First row-lelf ro righf: M. Fisher, N. Haight W. Mann, R. Liebno, J. Allred, G. Hurbsman, J. Beally, T. Lewis. Second row-SC. Schley, M. Weber, N. Brechf, K. Brandenburg, S. Brunlc, P. Maken, J. Waller, M, Dillon, P. Boone, F. Miller, M. Benesons. Third row-B. Bauhoi. L. Traufmann, K. DeVilbiss, B. Dowell, A. Kries, J. Geilfuss, N. Russel, R. Baumann. Fourfh row--J. Schilcner, P. Urquhar1',G.Vlasses, L. Mellon, M. Allendar, L. Eagan, R. Goldberg, R. Graham. Snyder, B. A A .ws- I 0-2 HD Firsf row-leff To righf: R. Ewell, E. Mellen, E. Uebel, E. Reir, J. Shugars, R. Rearns, R. Tillson, D. Reid, R. Bulls. Second row-B, Roberfs, V. Merrilcen, L. Marlin, J. Eisema n, J. Brofhers, C. Purlcins, A. Dix, J. Wilbur. Third row--e-C. Rogers, L. Bofller, N. Taylar, B. Eclclord, L. Cauchman, S. Irish, P. Hummer. Fourth row--B. Nicodemous, E. Eyler, S. Jackson, R. Bingham, T. Foell. T. Kahline, R. Dillman, J. Purcell, B. Rapson, P. Pellefrau. IO-3 Firsr row---leff fo righf: S. Bond, P. Hyaff, N. Johnson, M. Dorsey, I, Royslon, J. Glodelr, D. Topper, A. Lohmeyer, E. Oler. Second row-B. Schuffe, J. Canapp, C, Harnmerslea, D. Dorn, M. Jones, B. Ningnrd, N. Mortimer, H. Tracey, J. Oursler, H. Roberfs. Third row-L. Mielre, W. Younger, B. Rhoeides, D. Scolf G. Rhoades, C. Rishel, R. Looche, D. Horan, C. Fisher, L.Baleman, K. Sfone, J. Kehel. .Ex Kluqe, S R. Koening C. Kriefe 'di I0-4 Bollorn row-lell' lo righl: C. Weiss, D. l-larlman, L. Slolcer, F. Beahm, D. Veil. Second row-lefl' lo righlz M. Scobi, P. Carlisle, R. Dielrich, N. Dwyer, l. McLaren, M. Seiler, R.Parrish, D. Korlcendale, C. Shulle. Third row-lefl lo riqhf: A. Fleishrnan, B. Malhena, P. Hall, D. Knopf, G. Dalcow, S. Larrirnore, H. Schildwachler, A. l-lumm, M. Jones. Fourlh row-lell To righl: R. Spealrnan, T. Skipper, C. Easl, S. Micchie, G. Faulh, D. Coolc, L. Frilz, S. Gore. lo-5 Bollom row-lefl lo righlz A. Wiederman, E. Basford, N. Clough, B. Baublilz, C. Crandal, B. Levi, S. Finney, J. Erilcson, P. Reisburg, M. Cvries, Cv. Campbell, G. Rhorer. Second row-lell lo riqhl: N. Morlimer, C. Linlc, A. Merson, L. Pearson, D. Morman, S. Schmidl, N. Tinsley, B. Scherer, E. Saxlon, S, Agnew, L. Lehman, M. Emberl. Third row-lell lo right: L. Cashell, D. Harwood, B. Bauqher, E. Moon. P. Chenowelh, K. Goode, D. Nagel, K. Thompson, B. Burham, N. Freeman, N. Dielz. 3 K 'X'-.44-van-M , JH 1 1 I0-6 Boflom row-lelfl lo righl: R. l-laines, E. Lanqwehr, B. McMahon, S. Barnes, B. l-lolland, D. Bushman, R. Schmidl, J Rallerly, D. Sliiely. Second row-llel lo riqhl: B. Poole, S. Fisher, G. Arrinqlon, T. l-laddaway, E. Owings, G. Pieper D. Willis, J. McCarlhy, V. Frenlcil, R. Overlurll. Third row-le'l'r lo riqhl: D. Brown, C. Phillips, R. Dillon, C. Barrell D. Barnes, M. Dix, R. Snyder, C. McFarland, D. Dubel, J. Robinson, T. Riclor. ,X as F W Q 5 O 'W Emma A 5 'Pb Q X' f u , 4 .9 ,. we .. h ..,. LU AM,-uk, 5, 5 3' fi 552 :rv as Sass 'WA Q fr A 'Q M' ,Ai I Es. 61? m A fi 1 ' 'i K xii If , A M sm im . kiwi f I' If- I . ,M NF Nm F The Student Council CLUB SPQIXISORED Junior High: Camera Club, Travel Club, Squad Leaders Club, Tumbling Club, Dramalic Club, Red Cross Club, Uniled Nalions Club, Safely Monilors Club, Proieclion Club, Glee Club, Golf Club, Hobby Club, Crall Club, Model Club, Mademoi- selle Club. Senior High: Clolrhing Conslruclion Club, Jour- nalism Club, Forum Club, Library Club, Senior Choir, Tennis Club, Squad Leaders Club, Ari Club, Dramalic Club, F, N. A. Club, F. B2 L. A. Club, Safely Monilors Club, Cheer Leaders Club, F. T. A. Club, Boys' Choir. 9 7 X ' 5 FfwUZ.SW6 YSW P IbV iss?WY5f's'SfWQiYZlE5-L ACTIVITIES Magazine Drive nels over S4500.00. Eighl big dances are highly successful. The Operella allracls usual high inleresl. The Millwheel has large circulalion. Every Family I-las Une has enlerlained us. The Menlor, our handbook aids in Aclivily Card sales. Physical Educalion Deparlmenl supporls nine varsily leams. Audio Visual Aids Deparimenl is developing lasi. The Band rapidly gaining popularily. Awards Commillee plans melhod of honoring sludenls. School Slore works very efficienlly and Io The bene- fil' of school. Losl and Found Deparlmenl proves helpful l'o care- less sludenls. Sludenl Council brings curlains 'ro 'fhe audilorium. OFFICERS Leif 'lo righl: Peggy Ann Jones, Treasurer: Phyllis Burke, Secrelary: Mr. Eisenhauer, Sponsor: Vernon Merlrle, Vice-Presidenh Jimmy Zesler, President IDL? M THE MILESTONE STAFF Covwmifiee Clwairmem seafed-leff fo riqbfz R, Krauch-Cover: P. Burke-Phofoqraphyi P, Jones4Finance: D, Taylor- Assisfanf Ediforf D. Sfan?IeTdvEdi'rorp M. Barrell-Secrciaryg B. Dinehar+4Typing7 J. Norflwrup-Ardwifeduro: J. Sand bower-Pbofoqraphyq B, Kmepshield. K NEWSPAPER STAFF Seafed-Jeff fo MQW: G. Greenwalf, J. Zipprian, L. Kane, C. Most B. Haddaway, R. Roberfs, R. Riifer, A. Dix, S Brunk, N, Russell, Miss M. Childs, J. Warren. S+anding-'eff fo rfqh+: J, Vcfqhf, M, Fisher, E, Refser, B, Tracy L, Haymire, J. Srvuqars, T. Lewis. CHEERLEADERS Leif +o righf-A. Kluge. A. Robbins. C. Marino, N. Brecf, D. Morman, J. Runlcle, B. Franz. S. Temple SCHOOL BAND Direcfed by Mr. W. Marquardf Hail to Milford Hail fo Milford, Hail fo Milford, Faifhful fill we die, Loyal scholars keep her siandards, Raise her colors high RA, RA, RA. Always ready, always sieady, Sfudenfs proud and irue. Onward Milford, Forward Milford, We will always sfand by you. ..-Q-nun-was-mf SENIOR CHOIR Row l--Alefl lo rlqlwl: Mr. C, Beard, C. Sclwloy, C. Mosl, J. Roaclve, S. Brunk, L. Boleler, M. Bell, R. Seller, L. Wlweallon M, Harlel, G. Plndell, J. Saufer, G. Parks, S. Blann. Row ll--lofi' lo riqlml: A. Kalenlcamp, E. Boone, R. Harmon, R. Kraucln, J. Dielrlclx, A. Colburn, D. Becker. D. Singlwass S. lNeber, M. Far-nlwarn, P. Boyd, J. Sclwley. I I JUNOR I-HGH G-LEE CLUB 5 s X 4 ng, I I galil l luv Boys' Chorus Row I--lefl lo rlqlxlz Mr. C. Beard, J. Burns, E. Block, D. Becker, L. Frllz, N. Jenkins, T. Davies, C-. Dowell, F. Wilson, R. Kloelzll. Row II-left lo rlqlwl: R. Harmon, D. Snyder, D. Clemons, D. Slnglwass W. Goode, T. Shipley, R. Tracey, L. Mellon. MILLPLAYERS WVMWA wil 0 A lA A JN FORENSIQ socienr Sreafcd----C. Jones, A. Robbins, A. Coiburn, Miss R. S. Riley, L. Wiiea? J Wilkinson R Chap e C Corn uf ic row-A. Sfreaf, B. Boone, J. Kioby, J. Glick, H. Meyer, J. Warren, J Rice J Bariholomaeus N u lovrf fo riqiwf--P. Wisofzlsi, P. Boyd, Mr. Saqro, D. Horar1,G. Drwis, M C G-room on or r Sqro C ffincrs Chairman: G. Davis. Secrefary. P. Boyd. ww I .- X STUDENT COURT Soafed--D. Pooie, M. Griii, C. Scniey, C. Birchaii, M. Barreii, T. Seeimgo, . QII, D, Taybor, A, Kiuqe, , Bro? , Middie row-C. Tiiompson B. Sciwufre, L. Lehmann, K. Bra ndenburq, S, Brunir, Mrs. C, Ades, Mr. D. Hull, L. Hooper J, Saufer, B. Franz, J. Runkle, S. Finney, N, Deifz, B. Eckford, N. Ciouqiw, N. Johnson, P. Hyaff. Back row-C. Hersh R. Graham, M. Fisher, T. Kaiiline, T. Srniflw, J. Sandbower, F. Sfofier, B. Parker, G. Miller, G. Davis, P. Burke, D. Dorn M. P. Weber. i F. T. A. Sealed-leff lo riqlnl: B Franlz, J. Runkle, J. Rarlriman R. Bauman, M. Farnham, A Thomas, M. Barrell, N. Cox, B. Byerly, P. Boyd, J. Sauler, L Hooper, J. Sfall, D. Rasclwe. Back row: L. lrfleymire, Wheallon, J. Barlliolomaeus, P Burke, J. Norllirup, K. DeVil biss, S. Brunk, P. Macken, R Eckiord, R. lrwin, M. L, Zim merman, R. Kreis, A. Karen kam B Roberfs Mrs p, . , . . Rinehart Nor Pictured: H. Wlwillock, S. Seidman, A O'Connor, P. Clwrisroplwer. F. B. L. A. Sealed--lei? fo riqhf: B. l-laddaway, R. Roberrs, S. Garriolf, F. Coyle, B. Kranz, D. Taylor, J. Grimm, R. Golden, D, Markle, J. Fareck- son, M, Caperoon, L, Bofeler, M. Harfel, R. Seiler, M. Grimm, H. Canapp, J. Hamil- ron. Back row-lefl' fo riglwf: Mr. Fowble, G. Davis, G. Horn, F. Slorler, E. Black. B. Rollins, R. Kloerzli, J. Zipprian, V. Maflwena, S. Klipp, M. L. Grill, D. Poole, B. Subock. Sponsor-Mr. Fowble. F. N. A. Sealed-M. Dillon, B. Dowell, S, Blann, E. Caughy, P. Hum- mer, L. Boerler, J. l-louslon, N. Taylor, E. Lengerlweus, B. Scliere, W. l-lavalon, Mrs. E. Jenifer. Back row-M. L. Talberr, J. A. Mullenslager, C. Ling, E. Moon, L. Couclwman, J. Gielfus, C. Perkins, N, Morlimer. Sponsor-Mrs. E. P. Jenifer, R. N. Absenr Mem- bers-N. Freeman, G. Parks, G. Parks, G. Schemn. LIBRARY CLUB Sealed-B. Randall, M. Smilh, R. Kries, B. Glace. Middle row---R, Baumann, A. Kries., J. Zimmerman, P. Wagner, Miss Case, G. Farmer, H. Myers, M. Kenny, N. Russell. J Baal: row-F. Miller, S. Irish. G. Wagner, A. Wilberf, A. , E Kalenlxamp, M. Wolfe, J. Benesons, D. English, S. Seid- fT1df'l. PROJECUON CLUB Sealed-lell lo riqhfz T. Call- rider, P. Beal, C. l-lauq, A. Baumann, P. Weifzel, D. Rauch, L. Paxfon, F. Koehler. Middle row-C. Sfrawhand, l-l. Bayer, R. Rhodes, J. Ruarclx, Mr. Cimbalisfa, L. Dorsey, C. Coqqins, L. Weilzenlrorn, P. Green, A. Kirlc, G. Kenny, J. Rowan. Baclc row-B. Melzger, R. Gamber, R. Seymore, C. Slauller, L. Childs, R. Rhodes, H. Mafhiews, V. Sfrawhand. B. Myers, B. Janny, C. Sauer. Sponsor--Cirnbalisla. ,M -,JA . 'N I A -ali X TENNS CLUB Sealed-leff lo riqhf: J. GorsuLh, M. Grimm, P. Boone, C. Kirby, A. J. Merson. Middle row!--left fo riqhf: A. Fleichman, M. C. Jones, H. Murray. M. Shelley, L. Pear- son, S. Bond, B. Kazaclr, J. Greenslreel, C. Roqers. Baal: row-D. Morrnan, A. Humm, B. Roberls, J. Eiseman, B. Levi, M. J. Emberf, B. Bauhof, Neil Fringer, B. Rollins. Sponsor- Miss Shelley. ,,,K., 4 --.ww .M -X fan-.-gp lu.....,,....,. 3 S ,rs - F 'M' asv. Q .3 Q Iw- f mg-fy, 'Q 4 if A' if 1 8 ., U ' .1 Ax 1 - Q s'3'?f 2 f I I 1 1 x S L0 1 y 6 8 y sf i , n n .---rv .X-w 'k' LIBRARY CLUB Sealed-B. Randall, M. Srnilh, R. Kries, B. Glace. Middle row--R. Baumann, A. Krles,, J. Zimmerman, P. Wagner, Miss Case, G. Farmer, H. 1 Myers, M. Kenny, N. Russell. L Baclr row-F. Miller, S. lrlsh. G. Wagner, A. Wilberf, A. , Kalenlrarnp, M. Wolfe, J. Bonesons, D. English, S. Seid- mdfl. l X PROJECTION CLUB Sealed-lell lo riqhl: T. Call- rider, P. Beal, C. l-laug, A. Baumann, P. Weifzel, D. Rauch, L. Paxlon, F. Koehler. Middle row-C. Slrawhand, H, Bayer, R. Rhodes, J. Ruarclx, Mr. Cimbalisla, L. Dorsey, C. Coqqins, L. Weilzenlrorn, P. Green, A. Kirlc, G. Kenny, J. Rowan. Baal: row-B. Melzqer, R. Gamber, R. Seymore, C. Slauller, L. Childs, R. Rhodes, H. Mafhicws, V. Sfrawhand. B. Myers, B. Janny, C. Sauer. Sponsor-Y-Cirnbalisla. is-AF ...K TENNS CLUB If Sealed --leff lo riqhl: J. Gorsuch, M. Grimm, P. Boone, C. Kirby, A. J. Merson. Middle rowi-lelf lo riqhl: A. Flelchrnan, M. C. Jones, H. Murray, M. Shelley, L. Pear- son, S. Bond, B. Kazaclr, J. Greensfreel, C. Roqers. Baal: row-D. Morman, A. l-lumm, B. Roberls, J, Eiseman, B. Levi, M. J. Emberl, B. Bauhof, Neil Fringer. B. Rollins. Sponsor- QUE X Miss Shelley. NOQ- All A ART CLUB Sealed-leff lo righf: Mr Loft D. Rasche, B. Byerly, J Weber, M. L. Zimmerman Sfanding-J. Sfall, J. Rafhe- man. J. Chaney, P. Roberf, C Krife, T. Haddaway. R. Ecli ford, T. Foell, R. lrwin. Spon sor--Mr. LoH'. . CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION Sealed-A. Beck, B. Kranz, S. Schmidt D. Nagel, N. Cox, M. Farnham, J. Wilbur, A. Dix. Middle row-N. Basforcl, B. Dineharf, M. Sfrong, M. Seiller, S. Hoffman, A. Wilder- rnan, E. Basford, B. Harlmins. A. Thomas. Back row--D. Topper,I C. Hammerslia, N. Tinsley, M. L. Dorsey, G. Glaser, J. Rau, D. Topper. Sponsor-S. Hoffman. 6 3 5 - if r l ' 1 . ' 'Q , A v Bi. M . .. rw .,,r ' r 'rf 2-L ,-f1:.11':.,,.-g'i .M ,.. , U V km LTLTT LMC K SAFETY CLUB Sponsor-Senior: Mrs. M. G Ruff, Mrs. F. Colley. Junior W. Herrera. r-'ff ML' 1. 5 ei -QF ix ,K 5 .nclll . 36 'Am .LV W nuns -.- 3.45. al-1' 1 '5 f2w'f fig! K K Qi, W A n km . W ,, 3 0 ! 3 Q f w V. A . f g1g1p4 I 3 , Yi .J 'ff 4 3' f , Lg t -Nvwfljikkl K A A ' 7 I Y .1 I f 5 . Ill , U A -.. --.. A., -mass, N-.f..,-,..5. N- Mins ug +11 mv ,5 ., 11, , g-..,,Q, lam 3 H3 ,,,,,.. W. . .E 5 s -Q P gS'?p f5'2 ' .Kg i sf M an IDM '-f it 5,gSj'l8'1f! 3m Wi' 9' H1224 ie ' 'fgmis .... SI VARSITY Firsl row-lelr fo righfr A. Slreel, W. Radzykewycz, G. Cassidy, V. Merkle, J. Sanders, D. Miller. Second row-D. Kirk, R. Krauch, R. Sandlass, T. Smilh, W. Bond, R. Kloelzli. Third row-Mr. Slraub, J. Sandbower. J. Zesler, G. Welsh R. Renner, K. Cox. Gene Cassidy and Skip Merkle show 'Fiqhling spiril fha? crushed Sparrows Poinl. SI JUNOR VARSITY Firsl row--lell 'ro riqhl: G. Dowell, D. Brown, L. Mellon. 50 VARSITY C. Rischel, R. Jarvis, E. Arnold, Second row-E. Mollen, Fronf row--E. Schullz, G. Davis. D. Miller, B. Bond, G. S. Barnes, R. Srroof, L. Quick, W. Younger, T. Foell. Third Hoover, E, Rose, E. Leather, D, Krauch, G, Cassidy, J. row-Mr. Saqro, W. Nicodernus. C, l-lesson, D. Barnes, R. Sanders, J. Zesler, G. Donaldson, B. Radzykewycz. Back Dillon. R. Bingham, B. Miller, G. Powers, R. Snyder, G. row-S. Brown, A. Sfreel, R. Renner, J. Bowser, J, Sandbower, Vlasses. B. Wallace, B. Goode, K. Lang, D. Kirk X 5. rf' f if ,iii 'R N TLV: -f. ll W rl. A-1 wir, 7.-f.Qx nn.,1Q,, Sl VARSITY Firsf row-lef+ lo righf: B. Byerly, B. Levi, M. Jones, J. Wa rren, R. Chappel, C. Kirby. Second row-J. Eiseman, N. Frinqer, J. Gorsuch, B. Kaszak, J. Rice, C. Jones. Third row-Miss Shelley, D. Rasche, A. O'Connor, C. Schmedes, J, Wilkinson, H. Canapp, G. Pindell. Ramona Chappell and Joan Gorsuch move in fo break up a play in game at Milford. 50 VARSITY Sl JR' VARSHY Fronl row-R. Chappel, G. Schemm, R. Sanders, H. Canapp, Firsl row-lei? +0 riqhf: S. Finney, V. Merriken, S. Schmidf, C. Schrnedes, J. Rice, M. Bell, J. Warren, D. Renlro, B. B. Roberfs, J. Brolhers, P. Macken. Second row-J. Canapp, Kazak, L. Cole, P, Jones. A. Kurlz. Back row-Miss Shelley. B. Bauhol, C. Rogers, L. Traufmeann, N. Dielz, H. Roberls. D. Rasche, W. Haviland, C. Jones, B. Byerly, J. Wilkinson Miss Shelley. C. Kirby, J. Gorsuch. G. Parks, G. Pindell. 'libwilrf . ' :tubes-may ---- gli' ,Dr AmF'.!4Xk fl!! bSiWn:..i.f'lSIYlB'T L lf? 'TW DJUXL. 5l VARSITY Firsf row-lef+ fo rigl'+: H. Myers, G. Welsh. J. Sanders. E. Leafher, B. Bond, D. Kirlc, A. Sfreef. Second row-Mr. Brown, Mr. Bosley. R. Renner, V. Merlcle, J. Sandbower, D. Sfanfield, J. Zesfer, P. Jackson, S. Websfer, Mr. Cimbalisfa, Mr. Bell. The Millers mel' willw only one defeal' lo oulclass flue league, Bolh boy's feams came fhrouglm in Hrsf place in The 5l-52 season! J 52 VARSITY 52 JR. VARSITY Furs? row lef+ +o rnglwf W Bond J Zesfer D Klfk Secon Firsl' row-lefl' fo rigl'1+: G. Powers, J. Beaffy, G. Arrlngfon, w R Schnelmng J Volglwf B Goode V Merlcle If B. Mann, P. Urqulwarl, R. Warfel, R. Tillson. Second row- ow Mr wn Renner N Collins J Sandbower Mr. Brown, W. Rhodes, W. Nicodemus, C. Kriefe, D. Barnes. Sanders R. Snyder, J. Sanders. Li 'y '7 Sei? 3 5l J. V. AND VARSITY Fronl' row-J, Aleshire, A. Holden. E. Boone. C. Benson, N. Fringer, G. Parks, D. Renfro. Back row--Miss Shelley, G. Holland. J. Gorsuch, J. Wilkinson, C. Schmedes. H. Canapp. J. Zipprian, D. Rasche. F. Coyle, B. Kaszaln, B. Suboclc. Coach Jean Shelley has coached 'rwo successful teams in lhree years of cornpelilion. The girls have come up wifh fwo consecufive champion- ships in Three years. 52 JR. VARSITY Firsl row-left lo riqhfz M. Jones, B. Levi, B. Roberfs, M. Dillon, P, Boone. Second row-Miss Shelley, N. Tinsley, P. Reisberg, N. Russell, C. Jones. N. Dielz, M. Gries, V. Merrilcen. I -L 7- I Q 1' - Rini: 'MF'W Qvllflw.-se.wcQgQ-fx mlsmgwmr m if'f m .:'1f-'arf Mmm alum gym? Eg,g,g,F'nWf.HqHrwwm. 19. wr 3,,'f!Ei?gi'2jih2PW2rgfAww'?Q Jwm - Qlmwameffe Qi., .QQ . W nw. ...W V ':'r'i1. if . -www law, K, M W, 1811503 Q, , ,. .. ,, 5 .5235 -TFBUYNYQWQRS ffwiiw zz -I fww. Rllkiiif Q. . ,Z?,..'l 'Q7 rwijv xyfffeiigghgwm .rf a,,..,,'..,,.,41,.M Siifm ni 12 SAP nw-A ll naw al ma-fe gy, . -- .M 'iiiL..,,f'TrQ l5 Y , f ' ' r iff-1r1f'1'11vHfef ND Wuxea. :Bern-za wana.: ,. K .. wma . xggm, Q,,f,Qf'Qf 'K 'R ' fi ,www - minute vm. 1. QM . lg, i 'TQ Xgggjgx -- A -f 5, f. Wa: -a www QR-sm . A we - sk - 4- new 1 Cv . G.-. 9 I fr H FN F5 W T 3 4 .4 gf T , 3 , . , l llllfll w MILFORD'S FIRST CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-I949 Firsf row-leff lo righlz Clemons, Kloelzli, Kirlr, Sand- bower, Linlc, Zesler. Sanders and Websfer. Baclc row--Pieper Mgr., Planlc, Bond, Meyer, Brown, Coach, Peiffer, Mueller Randall, Lange, Mgr. Tlwey're off Sl VARSITY SI JUNIOR VARSITY Firsf row-leff To riglwf: J. Slwuqars, W. Mann, B. Randall, Flrsi' row leff fo rnglnl T Sellvnger T Davnes J Cloby W F. Wilson, D. Snyder. Second row-G. Davis, W. Barreff, Rhoades Second row E Moore C Krnefe G- Rlmoades J. Voighf, E. Dell, E. Ensor, W. Goode, Mr. Brown. Mr Brown rl E fif - Gene Cassidy and Bill Radzylcewycz-lop nolclw ball husslers Joan Rice and Janef Warren-baclc-bone of 52 hoclcey ieam on Millers soccer field. Wc'fCl1 The ball girls. Jimmy Shugars and Billy Munn -false fhe las? laps of fhaf long mile and a half. John SGf'Cll30We and George Welsh-lwo Ol llle C0U lY'5 Jill Wilkinson, Helen Canapp and Bonnie Kaszclc-lrio high SCOFSFS. Milford's best who spark Millorcl's high-flying squad. .1 rihqf' L If . 2 . , A Q -V we D ,LI Q ' . I L A ' B , .B 3 - Q .s,s.,. i B W, 1 B x uf . ig, L, ,sisi A fi-fl ' , 1 -'-r' , 1' , Q f L lvuq . A A P Y - ., A - f'Af' I7 E- Q' sn A B 'V -: 3 i A W BFA, Clow Pl5Y in glrlls morning game' These early risers are really rising. Boys pracrice on Teamwork on The volley ball courl. Dillon slwools io help Soplws fo 'lop oulnumbered seniors. Fulure girl slars pracrice in early morning game I SPS H55 J 5 l 55 l -liiu Bill Plank shows lhem how on The parallel bars. Senior girls af basketball drill praclice-everybody buf Nancy fha? Isl Up we go! Welch llwose noses. A good sal'-up pays off, as Welsh spikes if. Girls gym class af early morning baslmelball game. 1. W ' az' ummm. . Loi? advises some young arfisis, if oks like Picasso from here. A group of 'Fu+ure fypisfs ge? good founda+ion from Mr. Fowble's class. 7-- .r'f , X mil g 'u 4 I '- ,,,,..., These iunior craifsmen receive prac- tical background in our wellsupplied shops. 76 41 XOQYNQY boxi - 'ne rv av ev - X ww S Las? pernod hnsfory class m deep concen- Trafion-almosf. vu Oh, hear fhaf bad. Young Craffsmen gef mdlvndual ad- vice in Mr. O'DeH's wood shop. N now, fhose frogs don'f smell YL... A bunch of fufure Einveins run up coal a fough one. in Q S' wil v' Ww w ,,,. ,i .kA. Lr.. K E-wwf' X' ,- .. - Drivers Ed car waifinq ai fronf enhance. V37 .5 --A in .mm, ,I..,..,.,.,,.A.A,, L , f Our larqe and well-operahed cafemria. 3 -ihw 9-Kali -1' M47 A , r k'AL' N Faiihful chariofs waifinq for sfudenfs and feathers in school parking lof. .4-' vii iw' -1 ml M, , fr f, ! AUM school conversarnon m 1he quief halls of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Aaron Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abbott Miss Shirley Abbott Mr. and Mrs. James E. Agnew Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Aleshire Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander Mrs. A. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Anstine Stella Ashley Mrs. Eugene Aust A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. J. Vernon Bailey, Sr Mr. Edward K. Baker Mrs. Lula F. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Grason Ballard Teddy Ballard Philip C. Bayes Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Baney Miss Betty Bange Clarence L. Barnes Mrs. John K. Barr Mr. H. B. Barrell Mrs. H. B. Barrell Marlene Barrell Mr. Ray Barrell Betty and Herb Bartell Mr. and Mrs. George Bartell Mr. and Mrs. John Bartholomaeus Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bastord La Rue Bastord Mr. and Mrs. John C. Basher Mr. Ralph B. Bashar Whitey Bassett Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bateman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Bates Mr. and Mrs. William Baughman Catherine Bauhot Adolf E. Bouhot L. J. Baumawn Mr. and Mrs. John Baxter Mr. Ralph Beach Mrs. Osborne Beall Mrs. Elvin Beard Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Bearer Mr. and Mrs. Beniamin Beatty Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beck Mr. and Mrs. John E. Beck Allen Becker Mr. Richard A. Beichtol Ross Beimschla Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bell Capt. and Mrs. L. E. Benedict Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Benedict Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Benedict Mrs. D. M. Benesuns Paul E. Benner Miss Joan Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Bennett Edward Bentley Mr. and Mrs. Felix Berger Mrs. Margaret Bernadt Mr. Walter Berryman Louis A. Best Mr. and Mrs. William A. Best Beverly and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Jean L. Bicks Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Biddinger Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bien. Jr. Floss H. Birchall Mr. and Mrs. John W. Blake Miss Eva L. Bland Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Blann Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Blouse Mr. and Mrs. Blubaugh, Jr. A. J. Blumberg PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blumberg Mr. and Mrs. W. Boblitz Marian H. Bochau Mr. and Mrs. Lars Boden Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Boller Mr. and Mrs. W. Bond Mrs. Anne W. Boone Mr and Mrs. Bertram Boone Patti Boone Mr. Roland Boone Mr. and Mrs. Julius S. Bosse Mr. and Mrs. Julius S. Bosses Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bossert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Bossard Lydia M. Boteler Lydia M. J. Boteler Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. George C. Bowser Peggy Boyd Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brandenburg Mrs. J. L. Brenner Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brockett Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cockey Margaret Coe Jackie Cifiell Mrs. C. E. Cole Louise Cole Mr. A. J. Collins Mr. and Mrs. James lRipl Collins Neil Collins Mr. and Mrs. R. Colman Rev. and Mrs. A. O. Combs W. T. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. George W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Brown Herbert T. Brown. Jr. Joseph H. Brown Robert Stuart Brown Myrtle Brunehan Thomas T. Bryly Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Buck Paul E. Buckey Jimmy Buell Gene Bulaque Mr. and Mrs. Howard I. Bull George Burch Dan King Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Edna Burke N. Burgoon Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Robert C. Burker . George Burkhart Mr. and Mrs. George E. Burwager Community Food Market Mr. and Mrs. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Connolley Mr. and Mrs. F. Constantine Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Constantine Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook Mr. and Mrs. Bew Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Cordish Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Couch Mr. and Mrs. George Coulson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coulson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Courtney Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cox Nancy Cox Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Coyle Howard Craig Mrs. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. John C. Cribbs Mrs. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. John G. Cribbs Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Crismer John R. Crocket Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cronhardt Mr. and Mrs. Crowe Earl Crown Miss M. V. Cromwell Frieda Crohart Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cronhardt George A. Cross Mrs. Andrew F. Croxton Mr. Sam Culotta Mr. and Mrs. A. Cuneo Earl Czapkiewcz A Friend Joseph H. Bushmiller. Jr. Betsy Byerly Mr. and Mrs. George Byerly A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Campbell Leone Campbell Mr. and Mrs. A. Canapp Joyce Canapp Mr. and Mrs. Lois Caperoon Dr. and Mrs. Lester H. Caplan Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Caple Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Carrick Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Carroll Mr. Richard Carter L. M. Carver Mr. Harry S. Caryl Vernon Cashman Mr. and Mrs. John Cassell Mary Louise Caughy Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chaney. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Chappell Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chenoweth Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Chlan Mr. and Mrs. William Clagett Mr and Mrs. C. H. Clark, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Clauser Mr. and Mrs. Clem Samuel E. Clopper Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Coburn Mrs. Cockey A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Dalcour Dr. and Mrs. Louis Dalmau W. Donald Darling Mr. Andrew Daskivich Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daugherty Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Davis Mr. and Mrs. William A. Davis. Jr Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Davis Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Day Harry Dehring Mrs. A. L. Deller Wesley Delware Mr. Oscar H. DeMeike Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. DeMoss Grace S. Demmitt Mr. and Mrs. J. DeVaughn Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dietrich Wilmer l-l. Diggs Mr. and Mrs. Philip DiNardo Mr. and Mrs. W. Dinehart Mrs. Radcliffe Dirzuweit Mr. and Mrs. D. Disney Mr. and Mrs. Ditman Mrs. Clara Ditman Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Ditman Mr. and Mrs. L. Dorn Rose Marie Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Vernon M. Dove WWW' I 4 .7 rm.. Faiihful chariofs waifing ior sfudenfs and feathers in school parking lof. i Q .MF 3, 1. ' f rwbywg. AM,-r school conversation IH 1he quief halls oi Milfordr School Histor The firsT shovel of dirT was Turned in The Spring of I948 on The fufure siTe of The Milford Mill Junior- Senior High School. Behind This were eighTeen years of eTTorT on The parT of The surrounding communiTies To have made available a high school To service The Woodlawn, Owings Mills, Hebbville, Pikesville, and RandallsTown areas. The building was compleTed in SepTember of I949 and was ready for occupancy. During The firsT year The Task noT only of esTablish- ing an insTiTuTion of learning buT of building The framework of TradiTion was begun. The Alma MaTer and Two pep songs were composed by sTudenTs. Green and whiTe were selecTed as The school colors in a school-wide elecfion. The STudenT Council was organized and began operaTion wiTh John Sandbower as iTs firsT presidenT. The musical and dramaTic de- parTmenTs made Their debuTs. Our second year aT Milford broughT The expansion of The wonderful work already begun during The previous year. ln addiTion, however, we wiTnessed The maTuring of The musical and dramaTic deparTmenTs in Their presenTaTions, Lelawala and Junior Miss . The school newspaper graduaTed from The mimeo- graphed sheeTs To a prinTed four-page paper which won naTional honor. The Juniors Thrilled To The newly- designed and adopTed class rings. CommiTTees were organized To begin work on our TirsT Yearbook. This Third year aT Milford finds usdaT lasT a Tull- fledged insTiTuTe of learning. We have proven our- selves in every phase To be one of BalTimore CounTy's leading high schools. The MillereTTes won The respecT of The oTher counTy baskefball Teams by winning The BalTimore CounTy B'askeTball Championship afTer only Two years of league play. The enTire school, and especially The Seniors were looking To EvaluaTion wiTh some sense of apprehension. The Yearbook STaTf was busily aT work in SepTember canvassing The sur- rounding viciniTy for pafron ads. All Through The Tall and early winTer The sTaTf was hard aT work sTriving To meeT The deadline of February lsT. The DramaTic Club presenTed iTs second annual producTion, Every Family l-Tas One . Spring found The Seniors looking forward eagerly and yeT wiTh some regreT To June bTh. The remaining classes realize ThaT wiTh The firsT grad- uaTion in MilTord's hisTory, The school is losing a hosT of capable leaders. However, we have every confi- dence in The capabiliTy of The classes who will follow in The TooTsTeps of The Class of '52. Our hisTory is shorT To daTe, buT we are making sTrides To hold our place among our elders in The counTy, ciTy, and sTaTe. Hail Milford High, Thy praises we will sing, Glory and honor we will ever bring: True in our hearTs To Milford we will be, Our love shall ever hold us close To Thee. Dear Alma MaTer, you our youTh did guide, And we will ever look on you wiTh pride: ln coming years fond memories will reTurn, Our loyalTy will flame and ever burn. -MargareT Boyd '53 THE FUTURE ln The proTecTed generaTions oT The pasT, a dream oT TorTune and bliss has always been predominant in Those who are posed Tor The leap inTo The sTream of life. A rosy glow has prevailed over Their iudgemenTs oT The TuTure and whaT iT mighT hold. We. Too. are deluded and opTimisTic, Tor iT is only human To be so. Should The youTh of mankind Tail To believe in a beTTer TuTure, man would surely be doomed. lT is our privilege and our righT To look aT The world Through rose-colored glasses while we may. We are noT alTogeTher opTimisTic or Tranquil in our ouTlook, Tor awareness of whaT is Taking place Today does noT warranT. does noT allow, leThargy. MosT surely ours is To be a Time oT ausTeriTy and somber Tinges. Many of us are To be Taken inTo miliTary service. Many are To die. IT is wiTh realizaTion of The grimness of our Time and QT The mulTiTude and variaTion of The conTlicTs wiTh which we will be conTronTed, ThaT we go TorTh now inTo The malesTrom of independenT life. We have much To learn in The ways oT man and The learning will noT be easy. STill. we bring an invaluable wealTh To The world and mankind. Ours is The giTT of TaiTh and TrusT and opTimism, wiThouT which man would cease To be. Ours is The giTT all youTh bears. Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Aaron Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abboll Miss Shirley Abboll Mr. and Mrs. James E. Agnew Mr. and Mrs. Sylvesler Aleshire Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander Allen Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ansline Slella Ashley Mrs. Eugene Ausl A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. J. Vernon Bailey, Sr. Mr. Edward K. Baker Mrs. Lula F. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Grason Ballard Teddy Ballard Philip C. Bayes Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur L. Baney Miss Belly Bange Clarence L. Barnes Mrs. John K. Barr Mr. H. B. Barrell Mrs. H. B. Barrell La Rue Marlene Barrell Mr. Ray Barrell Belly and Herb Barlell Mr. and Mrs. George Barlell Mr. and Mrs. John Barlholomaeus Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Baslord Baslord Belsy Byerly Mr. and Mrs. John C. Basher Mr. Ralph B. Basher Whiley Bassell Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Baleman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Bales Mr. and Mrs. William Baughman Calherine Bauhol Adoll E. Bouhol L. J. Baumawn Mr. and Mrs. John Baxler Mr. Ralph Beach Mrs. Osborne Beall Mrs. Elvin Beard Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Bearer Mr. and Mrs. Beniamin Beally Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beck Mr. and Mrs. John E. Beck Allen Becker Mr. Richard A. Beichlal Ross Beimschla Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bell Capl. and Mrs. L. E. Benedicl Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Benedicl Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Benedicl Mrs. D. M. Benesuns Paul E. Benner Miss Joan Bennell Mr. and Mrs. Roberl R. Bennell Edward Benlley Mr. and Mrs. Felix Berger Mrs. Margarel Bernadl Mr. Waller Berryman Louis A. Besl Mr. and Mrs. William A. Besl Beverly and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Jean L. Bicks Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Biddin Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bien, Jr. Floss H. Birchall Mr. and Mrs. John W. Blake Miss Eva L. Bland Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Blann Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Blouse Mr. and Mrs. Blubaugh. Jr. A. J. Blumberg ger PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blumberg Mr. and Mrs. W. Boblilz Marian H. Bochau Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cockey Margarel Coe Jackie Ciliell Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lars Boden C. W. Boller W. Bond Mrs. Anne W. Boone Mr and Mrs. Palli Boone Berlram Boone Mr. Roland Boone Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Julius S. Bosse Julius S. Bosses John W. Bosserl, Jr. S. R. Bossard Lydia M. Boleler Lydia M. J. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Peggy Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Boleler R. L. Bowen George C. Bowser H. E. Boyd A. M. Brandenburg Mrs. J. L. Brenner Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brcoks Warren Brockell Mrs. C. E. Cole Louise Cole Mr. A. J. Collins Mr. and Mrs. James lRipl Collins Neil Col lins Mr. and Mrs. R. Colman Rev. and Mrs. A. O. Combs Communily Food Merkel Mr d Mr. and Mrs. George W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Brown Herberl T. Brown, Jr. Joseph H. Brown Roberl Sluarl Brown Myrlle Brunehan Thomas T. Bryly Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Buck Paul E. Buckey Jimmy Buell Gene Bulaque Mr. and Mrs. George Burch Howard l. Bull Dan King Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Edna Burke Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. N. Burgoon F. N. Burke Roberl C. Burker George Burkharl George E. Burwager Joseph H. Bushmiller, Jr. . an Mrs. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Connolley Mr. and Mrs F. Conslanline Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Conslanline Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook Mr. and Mrs. Bew Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Cordish Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Couch Mr. and Mrs. George Coulson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coulson Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Courlney Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cox Nancy Cox Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Coyle Howard Craig Mrs. Crawlord Mr. and Mrs. John C. Cribbs Mrs. Crawlord Mr. and Mrs. John G. Cribbs Mr. and Mrs. Waller E. Crismer John R. Crockel Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cronhardl Mr. and Mrs. Crowe Earl Crown Miss M. V. Cromwell Frieda Croharl Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cronhardl George A. Cross Mrs. Andrew F. Croxlon Mr. Sam Culolla Mr. and Mrs. A. Cuneo Earl Czapkiewcz A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Roberl H. Dalcour Mr. and Mrs. George Byerly A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Campbell Leona Campbell Mr. and Mrs. A. Canapp Joyce Canapp Mr. and Mrs. Lois Caperoon Dr. and Mrs. Lesler H. Caplan Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Caple Mr. and Mrs. Hamillon Carrick Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Alberl E. Carroll Mr. Richard Carler L. M. Carver Mr. Harry S. Caryl Vernon Cashman Mr. and Mrs. John Cassell Mary Louise Caughy Dr. and Mrs. Louis Dalmau W. Donald Darling Mr. Andrew Daskivich Mr. and Mrs Roberl Daugherly Mr. and Mrs G. E. Davidson Mr. and Mrs Earl Davis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Davis Mr. and Mrs. William A. Davis, Jr Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Davis Mr. and Mrs H. E. Dawson Mr. and Mrs Herberl M. Day Harry Dehring Mrs. A. L. Deller Wesley Delware Mr. Oscar H. DeMeike Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. DeMoss Grace S. Demmill Mr. and Mrs. J. DeVaughn Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dielrich Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chaney. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Chappell Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chenowelh Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Chlan Mr. and Mrs. William Clagell Mr and Mrs. C. H. Clark. Jr. Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Clauser Mr. and Mrs. Clem Samuel E. Clopper Mr. and Mrs. Sluarl Coburn Mrs. Cockey Wilmer H. Diggs Mr. and Mrs. Philip DiNardo Mr. and Mrs. W. Dineharl Mrs. Radclille Dirzuweil Mr. and Mrs. D. Disney Mr. and Mrs. Dilman Mrs. Clara Dilman Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Dilman Mr. and Mrs. L. Dorn Rose Marie Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Vernon M. Dove Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dowell Mr. and Mrs. James Doyle, 3rd Mr. and Mrs. James Droke Mrs. M. C. Duer Mr. and Mrs. Dunkle Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dunn Jerry DuVal Mrs. George Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Alden Dyke A Friend A Friend Mr. John K. Earecksan Mr. and Mrs. Vencent Earecksan Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eckhardt Mrs. W. D. Edmonds Betty Edmonston PATRONS Col. and Mrs. Fulwider and Larry Mr. and Mrs. William Gadow A Friend Mr. and Mrs. J. Galley James M. Gallagher J. S. Gardiner, Jr. Louis W. German Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Garner Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Geiltus Margaret C. George Raymond Gettier Robert Gettier Mrs. Ruth L. Gettier Sophia Giedroc Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Giesler E. W. Gilbert Suzanne Ettland Shirley Ehatt Mr. Lee Eiseman Mrs. Lee Eiseman Mr. and Mrs. Eisenhauer and Doug Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellis Mrs. A. E. Ellison Mr. and Mrs. George Gilbert Mrs. Weston Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Gill and Family Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ginnauan Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Glace Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Glaser Mr. H. J G ick Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Emerick Miss Judy Engel Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. England Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A Friend H. English Ceal P. Ensor C. Eppley Epstein Alvin N. Euler Calvin Euler Raymond Eurich J. C. Evans Mrs. W. G. Fandek Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Faraone Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Farnham Mr. Paul R. Farnham Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Vincent Fava Edward C. Fayen Fred Frank H. R. Fenker Mr. and Mrs. . Charles L. Ferguson M rs. Valentine Fertetta . I Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Glodek Harry Gnau Mrs. Robert M. Goldman Mark Goldstein Mrs. Marguerite Goode Mr. and Mrs. George Gompt Robert R. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gosnell A. Lee Gough Mrs. Hilda Goudy Mr. and Mrs. John P. Grable Miss Graddock Dr. and Mrs. John E. Graete Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Green Mr. and Mrs. Sterlen Green Mrs. Daniel Greensburg Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Greenstreet Mrs. Ernest Greenwalt Mr. and Mrs. F. Greenwalt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Greenwalt Mr. Charles E. Grill Mr. and Mrs. George W. Grimes Mrs. Joseph A. Feustle Mr. Fexlixgure Mrs. Paul Freeman Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Fielding Barbara A. Fields Thomas E. Fields Mr. and Mrs. Alvin B. Filbert Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Filbey Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fild Charles A. Fink Mrs. B. R. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. K. Fischer Thomas M. Fisher Mr. B. R. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. George Gross Mrs. S. W. Von Gunten Mr. and Mrs. Guth Don Hachtel Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Haddaway Mr. and Mrs. Vaden Haddaway Mr. and Mrs. Lud Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Percy Haimson 8: Carol Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hamilton Mrs. Lewis P. Hammack J. R. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. V. Ray Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hanley Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Etta Fleagle Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dolores Frank E. S. Fish Paul Fister L. W. Fleischmann A. V. Flohr Henry Flor Samuel Ford H. Lee Fox Mr. and Mrs. William Frank Pat Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Armand Frantz Osvald P. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Friedman Louis Fritz Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Frintz R. E. Frizzell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Hamibal Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Hannigan R. D. Harmon Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harbaugh Glenn Hardy Nancy Hardy Mr. and Mrs. M. Harris Mr. William R. Harris Bargara Hartke Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Harris W. Lee Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Haviland Mrs. William Haviland Mrs. Elliott C. Haynie Richard D. Heacock Mr. and Mrs. John Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hettner Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Hein Arthur W. Heline Jerome S. Hemler Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Hendrick Mrs. Dwight L. Henritz Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Henry Henry W. Herche Misses Irene and Tillie Heretick Mrs. Andrew Hetric Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hetrick Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Higgs Jack High Mrs. Lewis Higginbottom Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Hilger Mrs. E. C. Hill Miss Edna Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. William Hinsche Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hirsh Mr. C. R. Hoddinott Elmer Hott Mr. and Mrs. W. Hottmeister Charles E. Hogg Anida Lee Holden '52 Mr. 8: Mrs. Daniel Lambdin Holden. Mrs. M. Hollins Mrs. E. L. Holland Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holland, Sr. Jeanne Hook Mrs. L. Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hoppick Mr. and Mrs. George Horn Mr. and Mrs. James Horne Bud Horney Beverly Hoshall Mr. and Mrs. Hayes B. Hawers Marguerite Howeth Mr. and Mrs. Hughes Edna L. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Irvin C. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Huber Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Hush Mr. and Mrs. John A. Huth Mrs. Joseph P. Hynes A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. David Irwin Barry Isaacs Mr. and Mrs. Paul Israel A Friend A Friend Janet and Queen Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jenkins Jerry and Carol Allen Jolte Mr. an-:I Mrs. G. L. Johnson Oscar Johnson Robert Johnson C. Rogers Joiss Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Jones Horace A. Jones Mr. Joseph E. Jones Marvin Jones Mr. and Mrs. Rodney B. Jones Mr. W. B. Jones Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Joyce A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kahmer E. C. Kaiss Mrs. M. Kaminkow Mr. Kantenkamp Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kautfman Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kapraun Mrs. A. Kara T. W. Katenkamp Dr. I. G. Katz Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Kalz Mrs. John P. Kaulman Mary Kaun Mr. and Mrs. John Keed Mrs. Alberl Keen Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Keilh Mrs. Eslhar Keck Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Keldsen Mrs. Thelma E. Kellar Mr. and Mrs. John D. Keller C C Kelle Mr. and Mrs. . . y Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Kelly Guy A. Kem Kenny and Dell Henry J. Kern Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kerr Mrs. J. D. Kershner Rulh S. Killian Mrs. Edna King William LeRoy King, U. S. N. John H. Kip Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kircher Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kirk Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kirk Mrs. lda Klasons Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klein Mr. and Mrs. Klein an Mrs. Frank J. Klein Mr. d Ralph Klein Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kloelzer Mr. and Mrs. Robarl Wm. Kloelzli Mr. and Mrs. Werner Kloelzli James A. Klohr John H. Klohr Mr, and Mrs. John Klohr Roberl W. Knadler, Jr. T. A. Knighl Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Koehler Mrs. J. L. Koenig Mr and Mrs. W. E. Koenig Mrs. J. W. Koller Barbara Lena Kranz Mr. and Mrs. William L. Kranz Mr. and Mrs. A. Krauch Howard J. Kries Mr. Richard Krauch Mr. and Mrs. R. Kruse Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. C. Kulenek Shirley Kunkel Miss Mary Margarel Kurlz Mr. and Mrs. John C. Kurlz, Jr. A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Lamberl Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lange Mr. Clyde Larrimore Lee Eugene Larrimore Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Laulerback Mr. A. E. Lawrence Dr. David Lazerow Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Leaf Gilberl Lean Blackie Lealher Eddie Lealher Mr. J. E. Lealher Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lealhar Paul Lealher Rosalie Lealher Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lealherwood Mrs. Carnie Lee Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Lee PATRONS Mrs. J. R. Leizure Mr. and Mrs. S. Leland Mr. and Mrs. C. Vernon Lemmon Eleanor Lengerhuis Mr. and Mrs. Ollo Lengerhuis Charles Leonard Bonnie Cyd Lerner Mr. and Mrs. O. Lescallulle Mr. and Mrs. Harold Levie Thelma Leurs Mr. and Mrs. Alberl E. Lewba Mr. J. Liberlo Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lislon. Jr. Mrs. J. Lillle Miss Elizabeth Lilzinger M. H. Llewellyn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lloyd Sgl. and Mrs. N. J. W. Lloyd Nellie Loals Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lodger George J. Loesch H. L. Long William Long Dora Lee Love Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Loveless Benard F. Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Luers A. A. Lueke. Prollessional Engineer Mr. George T. Luers Tydol Service Slalion Luke. Lee. and Bill J. Herberl Lyons A Friend A Friend Edward J. Macon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maier. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mallonee Thomas M. Mann Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Mannel Mr. and Mrs. Fred Maples Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Marchanl. Jr. Margarel and Judy Carol Marino Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Marrioll Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Marron Mrs. Marshall Bernard C. Marlin Mr. and Mrs. John M. Marlin Lois Marilin Mr. and Mrs. Wade Marlin Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Marlin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mallison E. M. Mallson John W. McFarland Mall Mallson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mallucci Mr. and Mrs. Winlred C. Mauler Mr. and Mrs. John Mauk Meredilh D. Maxley Mrs. R. E. McCaFlarly Dr. and Mrs. W. T. McClinlon Selma McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur McCormick Richard N. and Grace C. McCulloh Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur W. Markle Ellen Merkle Marilyn Merkle Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Merkle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Marriken. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Messon Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Mall Mr. and Mrs. John F. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meyls Miss Palricia C. H. Miche Michel Mrs. Virginia Michel Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Milburn Mr. and Mrs. Julius Mirvis Mr. and Mrs. George L. Mix Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Miller Capl. and Mrs. Eugene D. Miller Frank J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. John G. McDade Mr. and Mrs. T. M. MacDermoll Mr. and Mrs. William E. McFarland Mr. and Mrs. McFarland Mr. and Mrs. L. McMahon Raymond McMillion Mr. and Mrs. John F. McNully. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Meade Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Meinke Mrs. Elhel Melville Mrs. Helen N. Melville Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Mercier Mrs. George B. C. Miller Mr. George B. C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Gillis A. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Guy Millar Mr. Guy Miller. Jr. Harvey R. Miller Mr. and Mrs. James A. Millar Joyce Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller William C. Millar Mr. and Mrs. William Milzel Sidney A. Mohsberg, lll Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Monaghan Edward Moore Mrs. E. J. Moore Mr. and Mrs. George H. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moose Mrs. Janel M. Moore M. Monleleone Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Ernesl Morilz Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Mormann Mrs. William Morris Mr. and Mrs. P. Morrison Max and Irene Mosner Mrs. H. A. Muellenschlader Mr. and Mrs. William R. Muir Mr. and Mrs. H. Murray A Friend A Friend Charles Nagol Nan and Smilly Mrs Oran H Nance Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Naeb Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Neeb Mr. and Mrs C. H. Near William G. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Ernesl Newcomb Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Newell, lll Mr. Leonard L. Ney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Ney Mrs. E. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nicodamus Edw. L. Ningard Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Noble Mr. and Mrs. Emil Nord Gilberl H. Norris Mr. and Mrs. C. Dudley Norlhrup Mr. and Mrs. Novolny Wall and Norma A Friend A Friend ' Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Oberland Mrs. Harry O'Brien R. L. Ofllley Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur O'Kaeie Anna Louise Oler Mrs. Wm. O'Mara Waller E. Oswald Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Owens A Friend R. Brent Paris John M. Parker Mrs. C. J. Parks Mrs. Wm. Parks Mrs. Dorothy Parrish Mrs. August Pasek T. W. Peifler William Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Laureen Mr. and A. Patterson Mrs. Leroy Paxton Mrs. Windom Penn Mrs. M. Pearlman Pearson Mrs. Perfect Lure Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ptieffer Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Blanche Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Company Ralph Pearson Paul Pfeiffer Robert H. Phillip Phillips Calvert F. Phillips Lloyd Phillips Miss Joan Pietter Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Plank Mrs. Harriet A Friend Wm. Piel W. F. Pindell Gardner Plant Mrs. Fern Pobletts Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pcntious Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prston Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Price William D. Pullen Mrs. John J. Purcell A Friend Kathy Quail Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Quick Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Quigle Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Quinby Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Rochew Donald H. Ramsburg Leah R. Randall Berk Randall Charles Riechert Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Rigler Ruth S. Riley Rita and Eddy Mrs. F. C. Rittenhouse P. F. C. Joel Ritter Mr. and Mrs. William T. Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Ritter Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts Mrs. B. H. Roberts Captain and Mrs. F. H. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Roses Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers Wyman M. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Roland J. Piel Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Rollins, Jr C. Cliff Randall Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Randall Mr. and Mrs Glenn Randolph Mr. and Mrs F. Lee Rapson Mr. and Mrs. James Rassa Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Rathman Mr. and Mrs Robert Raver Dr. Raymond M. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs K. E. Reams Officer Reese Fred J. Reiber Mrs. Virginia Reiber Mr. and Mrs. Otto Reinhold Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reid. Jr. Mrs. Herbert Reitemeyer E. M. Reitz Dorothy Lee Renner Mr. I. L. Renner Y PATRONS Mr. Philip Restivo Mr. Edwin Rhoades Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Rhotew H. S. Robertsin Rev. and Mrs. L. Barrett Rice Mr. and Mrs. James M. Richmond Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Ricketts Mr. and Mrs. Harolo W. Riehl Mr. Norman P. Rictor William E. Reodh Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Riddle Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roper Barbara Rose Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rose Walter C. Rosier Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rossman Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Royer Royston Mrs. V. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Ruff Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Jack Rush Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Rush Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mr and Mrs. Ernest L. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Ryan A Friend A Friend Mrs. J. E. Sandbower. Jr. Mr. J. E. Sandbower. Jr. The Sandler Family Mrs. Lula Sappington Mr. and Mrs. W. Webster Sauter Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Saxton Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sayman Mrs. Charles Seymour Mr. and Mrs. Schaech Pic. Frank N. Schafer, Jr.. U. S. M. C. Mrs. Margaret Schaper Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Scheid Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard A. Schell Mrs. Evelyn Scheihing Mrs. Luella Scherer E. M. Schiemer Mr. and Mrs. William B. Schikner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schildwachter Carole Schley Mrs. Thelma F. Schley Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Schluderberg Mr. and Mrs. E. Schmidhauser Pel H. Schmidt Mr and Mrs. S. A. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. E. Schmidhauser Mr. and Mrs. G M. Schnock Scholtes and Keller Miss Alice Schwartz Barbara Schwartz Ben Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. George Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Schwenk Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Sclater Thomas J. Seebold Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seidlich Mr. and Mrs. William Seidlich Mr. and Mrs. John E. Seiler and Family Mrs. John Selis Sen-yah Farm Mr. and Mrs. A. Sergi Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Serio Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sgro Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Shaffer Mrs. Charles A. Shannon Dr. and Mrs. George E. Shannon Sharon and Penny Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sharp Tiena N. Mickey Sharrow Mr. and Mrs. Shears Barbara Sheppard. '52 Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Shepard Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sheruette Sherwood Harbaugh and Ruby Mr. and Mrs. Otis Shipley Mr. Thomas Shipley Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shipley Roy Shrader Dr. iRev.l and Mrs. John Shuttleworth Carroll Sill Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Simmonds Mrs. W. W. Simpson Stanley J. Singhass Robert Skutch. Jr. Mrs. l. D. Steckman. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Slidering Beverly Smith Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Smith Ethel B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith Michael Smith Mrs. F. J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lucius S. Smith, Jr. Mrs. Miriam Smith Mrs. Norval Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Smith Thomas Smith Mr. and Mrs. William A. Smith. lll Mr. Allen Snagey Fannie B. Snead Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Snelling Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Snyder Carroll L. Snyder C J. Spampinato Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Spates Vernon P. Spedden. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Spilker Dr. and Mrs. W. Spranklin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Stall Dick Stanfield Mrs. E. Stanfield Mr. E. Stantifield Clifford E. Stanley Theodore Stansbury Mrs. Authur Stapleton Mr. and Mrs. Walter Starcher Mr. and Mrs. A. Stark Mr. and Mrs. Smith Stathem Mr. and Mrs. Donald Steil Gilbert P. Steil Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Stephenson Stewart Williams Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Ed. L. Stielger Mrs. Herbert Stitt Sue Stotberg Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Stoppenbach Margaret R. Strahan Mr. and Mrs. H. Merle Strauss Clifton E. Street Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Streat Andrew Stroehla Mr. R. E. Sturm Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Subock Miss Lucille V. Subock Miss Shirley M. Subock John Sudman Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Sullivan E. D. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. C. Suska Emery Sutch Mr. and Mrs. James R. Swindell A Friend A Friend Joann Tambuo Mr. and Mrs John J. Tamburo Mr. and Mrs S. Tanner Mr. and Mrs R. D. Tayloe Mr. and Mrs Claude Taylor Mr. and Mrs. James Z. Taylor Ted and Ann Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Timbermah Mr. and Mrs. Roberf G. Finlcler Mr. and Mrs. C W. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thomey Stephanie and Susan Tolle Mr. and Mrs. Waller Tolle Topcraff lncorporaled Charles B. Tovell, lll Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Townsend PATRONS Wall' and Grel Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Waller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ward. Jr. Mrs. Julia Warfel Mrs. Harry Warfield Mr. and Mrs. H. Nelson Warfield Mr. and Mrs. Franlc O. Wargny Mr. and Mrs. R. Gordon Warner Mrs. Anna Warren Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Warlhen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wasf Mr. and Mrs. E. Waferman Mrs. B. H. Wafers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walers Marie Wallcins Q Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Waller Townshend Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tracey Mr. Alberl' Tracey Mrs. W. M. Tracey W. M. Tracey Mrs. Charles Trumbo Mr. and Mrs. William E. Tunney Mr. and Mrs. Waller Turnbaugh Earnesl' Tyson Mr. and Mrs. J. Veise Frank R. Veggiano Carl La Verghelia Mr. and Mrs. Jesse T. Voighl Mr. Warnerl Vondersmilh A Friend A Friend Dr. and Mrs. R. P. Wagers C. W. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace Mr. and Mrs. E. Weber. Sr. Mr. and Mrs O. E. Weber Mr. and Mrs. T S. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Wellis Mr. and Mrs Donald C. Weiller Mr. and Mrs. W. Weis Mr. and Mrs. John C. Weisman Mr. and Mrs Edward G. Wells Mr. and Mrs L. L. Wells Mrs. L. F. Weilzenlrorn Mrs. Cora Wiley Miss Dora Wiley James Roberf Wiley. Jr. Jill Wilkinson H. E. Willes Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Williams Mrs. H. Chesler Wlulney R. R. Wolberl' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolf Mr. and Mrs. A. Richard Wolz Mr. and Mrs. Norris Woodall Mr. and Mrs. E. Dorsey Woomer Mr. Homer L. Works Mr. and Mrs. J, G. Wray A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Charles York Anna Mae Young Mr. and Mrs. F. Elmer Young, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Young Joseph R. Yox A Friend Mr. Calvin B. Zahn Mr. and Mrs. J. Zesier Mr. and Mrs. D. Ziegler Mr. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. George Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Wesferberg Mr. and Mrs. James H. Whealley J. E. Wheeler, M. D. James K. Whifcomb Mr. and Mrs. C. E. While, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold While Mr. and Mrs. John A. Whileloclc George S. Whilely, lll Mr. and Mrs. R. Gordon Wiehelm Mrs Anna Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. M. Zimmerman Mrs. A. C. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Zinlr Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Zipprian Complimenls of ll-2 Complimenls of I2-3 Complimenfs of 8-I Complimenfs of 8-6 AUTOGRAPHS La, ...J gM.5.f.2..f...,..,.g wwf .se-I . 'ef if--Q, , 4, 57? L! f WMM COMPLIMENTS OF THE Women's Club Of Randallsiown Pikesville 4220 PIKESVILLE TAILOR Charles F. Marshall, Prop. Cleaning, Allering, and Pressing Call and Deliver I4-07V2 Reisfersrown Road Pilcesville 8. Md. SERVICE To THE SICK Serving You For 38 Years ROCKDALE PHARMACY ALVIN N- EULER Your Friendly and Dependable Druggisf F. + M it GROCER-it 8 V i bl 8304 Liberly Road al' Rolling Road mes ea S ru' S '99 T es I Frosied Foods Seafood 8: Poullry Phone: Oldfield 4550 Rockdale, Maryland Dany Delivery - Jud, can Woodlawn 57 SPALDING'S DAVIDS CREDIT JEWELERS Diamonds - Wafches - Silverware Appliances - Television - Refrigerafors IOOZV2 Reisiersfown Road Pikesville 5050 Pilcesville 8. Md. of Pilcesville Phone: Pilresvllle 3680 Coclrlarl Lounge and Resiauranf Air Condiiioned Meals Served I2 N - I2 M Snaclrs To I A.M. lI's Fun Io Bowl AI THE LIBERTY HEIGHTS BOWLING ACADEMY 4720 Liberfy Heighfs Ave. For Reservafions Call Liber+y I773 Federal Ballimore Truck Company, Inc. FEDERAL MOTOR TRUCKS F W D - Trucks, Fire Engines 280I SISSON STREET Baliimore ll, Maryland Belmonl 9464 Mc DONALDS DINE and DANCE Randallslown, Maryland AT Wearing Apparel - Dry Goods - No'I'ions Gi'H's - Sundial Shoes MQNAGHANS Anna P. McDonald, Owner Telephone: Oldfield 5040 Woodlawn, Maryland FOR COMPLETE SHOPPING MEN'S SHOP OF PIKESVILLE Open Friday and Salurclay Nife Phone: Pikesville 4664 FIELDS PHARMACY PHARMACISTS SINCE I892 Pilresville. Md. Phone: Pilcesville 3300 REAMER'S PIKESVILLE Fine Apparrel For Men and Women Royal Radio and Television Service 2I03 Gwynn Oak Avenue Woodlawn 640 Lalesf Records - Hobby Supplies - Toys DON FLOWERS ' Disfincfive and Ar+is+ically Designed FLORAL CREATIONS Say if wilh flowers FROM FLOWERS Fresh Cui Flowers and Designs Ciiy Wide Delivery PHONE OLDFIELD 5406 Liberiy Road Randallsfown, Maryland Call: Pikesville 9707 COMPLIMENTS OF THE ROGERS BAR - LOUNGE Pilcesville, Maryland BETHOLINE SERVICE STATION E. G. Srnifh, Prop. 2I I0 Gwynn Oak Avenue Randallsfown Lions Club, Inc. Woodlawn III Tires - Road Service - Bafieries Car Wash MEGHAN AND BALDWIN Music Company Agenfs for Conn 8: Pan American Band lnsfrumenfs Leedy 8: Ludwig Drums lnsirumenfs Renfed wirh Ren'ral Credil' Priviledges John K. Ruff and Henry G. Knoche Presideni and Secreiary of John K. Ruff Inc. Builders of Milford Mill School Offer Congramlafions To +he Firsl Graduafing Class Of Ihe New School FRED H. DORSEY COMPANY Woodlawn 734 Woodlawn 44l-W Brick and Block Confraclors Fred H. Dorsey Harold E. Dorsey 22 Gwynn Lake Drive WOODLAWN CAB Woodlawn 500 Mr.. J. W. Joiner Ballimore 7, Maryland Proprlelor PIKES PEAK Qualify Work R bl P ' pikesvme J. nces Cleaners - D r ye s Heighf of Qualify Roberf Horn Proprielor IOO6 Reisfersfown Road Pikesville 8. Md. Specializing ln Wedding lnvifalions and Announcemenls Oldfield 4535 3624 Langrehr Road Rockdale BUD 81 PETES SHELL SERVICE General Aulo Repairing Body and Fender Work 50II Liberfy Heighls Avenue FOresl 9884 Balfimore 7, Maryland AL LAU'S GWYNN OAK ESSO Gwynn Oak and Purnell Drive Balfimore 7, Maryland Gwynn 56 Be Sure I+'s Bordeniv If l'r's Borden's l'r's Gol' To Be Good BORDEN'S ICE CREAM COMPANY BAUHOF'S BAKERY BEST IN BAKED GOODS 2I05 Gwynn Oak Avenue Woodlawn 7, Maryland SCHlSSLER'S BETHOLINE STATION Windsor Mill Road ai' Rolling Road Oldfield 9844 For The Besl' In TV Service and Anfenna lnsfallafion CALL LIBERTY TELEVISION 8: APPLIANCE Oldfield 5299 Pilcesvllle 2lO5 WAGGONER'S SERVICE CENTER 7030 Liberty Road Balfimore 7, Maryland Roslyn I322 May This be Bul' fhe Firsl Mileslone On a Long Road of Success and Happiness WARREN BAILEY PIKESVILLE REALTOR Pikesville I639 Sl-IOP HOME Phone: Oldfield 9888 Phone: Woodlawn 286 LAUTERBACH GARAGE Towing Service General Aufo Repairs 82l2 Liberly Road Al Rockdale John L. Lauferbach. Jr. Balfimore 7. Maryland FAIRVIEW ICECREAM COTTAGE Mome-Made Ice Cream Sold by Half-Gallon Candies Milkshakes Liberly Road Oldlied 54I4 Mrs. G. Filzwafer A FRIEND M. R. LINSLEY Plumbing - Healing 25l Old Courl Road Baltimore 7, Maryland Oldfield 5577 SCHREIBER 8: JONES MUIberry 8394- MUlberry 3I64 AI'hIe+ic Equipmeni - Sporiing Goods 2I0 Sarafoga Sireel' Baltimore I, Maryland JOSTEN'S Class Rings - Announcemenis Yearbooks - Awards Hal Mayer Woodlawn I084 5503 Windsor Mill Road Ballimore 7, Maryland BURNHAM 81 ROACH STONE CONTRACTORS Flagslone Worlc A Specially 3502 S+. James Road Balfimore 7, Maryland Leroy C. Burnham Oldfield 4474 Joseph S. Roach Oldfield 4659 Congrafulaiions Class Of '52 PIKESVILLE RECREATION COUNCIL OF General Confracfors and Cusiom Build Homes RILEY'S PERFUME SHOPPE Phones: Oldfield 5103 Oldfield 4608 Raymond C. Merkle MONUMENTS Granife - Marble - Bronze Main Omce 8II2 Liberfy Road, Rockdale Phone: Oldfield 4200 Branch Office ZI33 Gwynn Oalr Avenue Opposife Woodlawn Cemefary Balfimore 7. Maryland Llberly 4300 Koontz Creamery, lnc. Firs'l' wlflm 'll1e Carriage Trade 5600 Reisfersfown Road Balfimore l5, Maryland A. M. Knapp. Jr. RICHARD H. LANGENFELDER SUNOCO GAS AND OILS Pilcesville 8, Maryland Phone: Pikesville 9793 Ed: Vern Company Plumbing - Hardware - Healing 59I7 Liberfy Heighfs Avenue laf Cify Linel We Deliver Gwynn IOO MILLVALE John B. G-ai+her, Jr. Liberfy and Milford Mill Road Oldfield 4522 COM PLIMENTS OF A FRlEND Woodlawn 398 Anada y Contracting C 0. General Concrele Work Frank Mandalo General Manager 2l28 Lorraine Avenue Balfimore 7, Maryland You Can Pay More. Buf You Can'f Buy Be'H'er Schmidt Motors, lnc. Randallslown, Maryland 3I Years of Friendly Ford Service WOODLAWN PHARMACY Phone: Woodlawn 78 WM. MORGENSTERN 8: SON, Pharmacisfs Windsor Mill Road and Gwynn Oal: Ave. Woodlawn Ballimore 7, Maryland COMPLIMENTS OF HODGES 8: HODGES ' wlLLYs Headquarlers 6003 Liberly Road MOl1awlc 5lOO Gywnn 200 Produced by H G ROEBUCK 81 SON BALTIMORE, MD. Q1fB5JkHfAL ...3.h.X .A '.. ,H ,Ma . I . -. 5 L .1 V . E' if YQ FM 385 'Cnt- -Q-N Q ,W My 'x 3 1.-F