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

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Cheerleaders With our twelve cheer- leaders leading the Way, Mil- make as of Balti- together. ford rooters can much noise as all more County put Decked out in new uniforms, the gals have helped boost school spirit to a new high. Under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Doris Bissett, our cheer- leaders have developed a number of new cheers which seem to have met with the ap- proval of all. 122 'If 'X-f Hail To Milford Hail to Milford, Hail to Milford, Faithful 'til we die. Loyal scholars keep her standards Raise her colors high. Ra! Ra! Ra! Always ready, Always steady, Students proud and true. Onward Milford, Forward Milford, We will always stand by you. Sue Brunk '54 The spirited squad in actlon Mi1ford's Cheerleaders We've got a team! We've got a yell!

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Jr.-Sr. Prom Hop! Hopi Hop! my ,ff if' U! Time out for a drink. woodland area on a moonlit night. The final touch was a one- horse sleigh for the throne of the King and Queen of NVinter. After the grand march, which gave everyone a chance to admire the beautiful gowns and lovelier girls, Martin Andree crowned Patti Boone and Pete Urquhart as Queen and King of the festivi- ties. The evening flew by. As the Debonaires played their final number, the seniors were remembering that this would be their last formal dance held in this gym. Such an enjoyable evening will be long remembered. 124 And the band played on. By six o'clock Saturday evening, the gym was transformed into a moonlit wonderland, but most of the decora- tors were ready to drop. NVhen they returned after nine o'c1ock however, tired muscles were relaxed and spirits soared as they walked through the receiving line and heard the oh's and ah's of their honored guests, the seniors, upon catching the first glimpse of the decorations. The theme, Winter WVonderland was very appropriate. Cleverly placed lights reflected from trees and snow to give the illusion of being in a I crown thee Queen.