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

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The Sophomore Class is unique in that it will he the first class to complete the entire six-year course :tt Nlilforcl. Sponsoring a drive to purchase at school flag, this class won recognition from the remaining student body and the administration. A Sweetheart Swing and a wishing well were the methods by which the class raised the necessary luncls to buy the flag. l0-l First mzv: G. XVissnmn, II. llanvegen, S, Horn, R, Kunkle, B. Bencsuns, A Kirby, LI. Kroner, I. Huth, C, Lconf 21111. Secmid wmv: B. Ditmzin, li. I. Morris, B. Smith, QI. NVhitworth, X Hzunmoncl, NI. K. K-reen, Albright I. Horn, M. Saiontz. Third ww: D lflickinger, l'. Fenker, If. Kirk, I-I Newcomb, S. Heim, l'. Barnes, S. .Ia- cobson, I . IYoeller. Fourth row: M Miller, 'l'. Fagan, NI. Xnclree, D. Buck NI. Riggs, Lynch, 0'NIar:1, XV. Mix. l0-2 First row: D. Selfc, D. Ensor, C. Moon, R. Klalimit, CL. Young, E. Dil' man, I. Flor, N. .-Xgce, I. XVray. Second rozu: V. Boone, B. Bradshaw, B. Mar- tin, li. linglancl, D. -Ioincr, Seiber, I. Hollapfel, ll. Ritter, Il. Niac- Donalcl. Third row: XV. Brockett, IV. 'ldm-ey, D. Rcihen, H. Miller, I. IVncle, C. Stccle, B. Armacost, B. Burton, C. Ciharnock. l0-3 First row: D. H'illiarnS, Filhcy, B M. Gill, I. Albert, V. Icshcr, I. Trztciey .Second mzv: C, XVisot1ki, S. Hofstctter I. Rcihv, Ni. Shears, M. D. Dix, N ixvllililllii R. Stztisloff. 7llli7Y1 rozv: R ler, lfonrth row: R. l,8I7, G. llusick -I. Harrell, D. Strong, B. Trout, B Huggins, R. Shifflett. livlcr, C. llochziu, B. Gompf. lf. Cron- hzlrcll, D. Harris, R, Shzieffer, B. Koh- D. Yingling, R. McQt1ay. Fifth row:

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Mr. William O'Dell, Mr. Raymond Rznlzln, Mr. Homer XYo1'ks Our Senior High Shop consists of five divisions which are the radio, cabinet mak- ing, rzirpentrv, nmchine :ind :n'c'hitec'turzil drawing classes. Thousands oi dollars have been spent for the equipment which has made the shop one of the best in the conn- ty. The quality ol our department is evi- denced hy the products that continuously flow through its doors: lumps, desks, chairs, tables, novelties and even hunts. 'lhnmhs luke u ilC1lIiIlg while chairs are made. George Miller looks on as Dick Szindlns works ill the metal aid. nlern lllRllilillCly saws Russ time and energy. Industrial Arts

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10-4 First row: J. Greenwalt, H. Cary, B. Royston, E. Weinstein, D. Sanders, B. jones. Srrrmfl raw: R. Dinehurt, C. Ellis, QI. Croeher, D. Littriello, D. Mc- Donalclson, G. Roclthaus. li. l-Q. Antler- Qon. Third row: D. Caxex, S. Skip- per, C. Berkemeyer, D. Harris, j. Cas- sacly, B. Costanline, G. .Xhral1:uns, J. Sill, M. Meekins, S. Keith, D. Scheih- ing, l-1. Humm. 10-6 First row: R. Dehring, B. lidnionds, R. Dorsey, N. Shannmnan, L. Rohr. bach, B. Jones, R. jones. .Second row: R. Rhoades, D. Corbin, K. Daily, S, Fibllef, G- Goudy, P. Micciehe. Third row: Ruud, C. King, H. Bayer, R, Greenwalt, D. Buchinan, R. Hoover, D. Higgs. 10-5 First row: B. Stnoot, A. Gosnel, S Harltins, B, Scliwziru, KL. Rohrer, j. Cole. Second row: Gerald, l.. lilsh XV. Borgman, P. Wilhelm, C. Hhllace: C. Wissman, B. Sullivan.