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

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The shop classes at Mil- Hem lines are getting longer. ' The Home Economics department is well noted for several services and productions, such as the annual fashion show and the many teas for the various clubs and organizations throughout the year. The class in- structors are Miss Gearhart and Mrs. Archer, both new at Milford this year and doing a splendid job. ford Mill High School, under the direction of Mr. O'dell, Mr. Works, and Mr. Meu- shaw play a large part in the curriculum of many male general course students. Each day the boys may be seen blueprinting in the mechan- ical drawing room, painting a project in wood shop, or tinkering with a carburetor in automotive shop. The Ode1l's lads begin a new project. shops not only train the boys for vocational life but aid the school in building, repairing and maintenance work. Hats off to one of the most modern shop departments in the coun ty' - was 'Boys put the finishing touches on their projects. America's future housewives.

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School Services Pass the cheese, please. The School Store, a convenience instituted by the Student Council during the school's initiatory year, has been headed by George Vlases for the last two years. Under his inanagenient the store has evolved into a business that nets the student body 1x1f,wCbCf,Mr.Colton,Mr,1.jv,an5,Mf,Huff, many dollars every year. The School Store carries a variety of supplies, from pens and pencils to Tot staplers and paper clips. Its convenience is known by students of all lunch periods and be- fore and after school. ,Number Pleasen Two pencils and a pack of paper.

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,ff 7 Morton Fisher Sue Brunk Editor Associate Editor I . 54 Milestone or bust! Nancy Deitz, secretary, and Patti Boone, treasurer. The 1954 Milestone staff under the auspices of Mr. Moore has worked extremely hard to produce this yearbook. The staff in the past years has learned to count heads, write cap- tions, crop pictures, and all the other tasks to be done in pro- ducing a yearbook. The financial campaigns were a huge success, thanks to the students and friends of the school. Due to the amount of money collected the staff has been able to enlarge and in- crease the number of pages in the yearbook. In spite of the many trials and tribulations, the staff has enjoyed its en- deavors. NVe wish to thank all those who have aided our cause and especially Mr. Moore whose help has been essential to us. Standing, L to R-D. Reid, M. Allender, L. Carr, M. P. Weber, C. Thompson, L. Melton, L. Lehmiann, D. Brawley, R. Butts, L. Martin, A. Dix, S. Schmidt, S. Finney, L. Pearson, B. Bosch. Seated, L to R-13. Dowell, K. Brandenburg, B. Bauhof, K. DeVilbiss, j. Brothers, C. Schley, M. C. jones, V. Merriken, J. Eiseman.