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

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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

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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.

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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.