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

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Library The library club performs outstanding service to the school by assisting the librar- ians in their many duties. They check and shelve books, issue overdue notices and many times take complete charge of the library when the librarian is absent. The annual Book-Fair given un- der their sponsorship pro- vides an opportunity for ev- eryone to peruse or buy the latest books in any field of interest. fx. Milford's library during the the last five years has become an object of pride to both students and faculty. Miss Case and Mrs. Byerly have led the way in our acquisition and circulation of many books, both fiction and ref- erence. We have found the library to be a convenient place for individual research and study as well as for a wide variety of meetings con- ducted during the school day and in the evenings. ix' i E l

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qnebk , X t f:::f M' '91, at ig,g,mk,gEk., lnframurals On an ztverztge weekday morning, Il lew brave souls inztnzngc to thug themselves out ol' bed lin' the intrznnurztl sports. rlwi1C'1'C is keen Competition between the various limnerornns and :lt the end ol' each slmits season, play-oflfs :irc held between the ehznnpions of each grade. The boys in them 1Jil'Llll'CS are playing volleyball and soccer. Hit 'cm again hzmicr! Over the net! 409' 'hltn - ,,,aXNlluo 0' '

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C Hb -13 t..r il L-'7' 1.. v The Tennis Club E. C. A. People interested in increas- ing their knowledge of chess have an excellent opportunity in the Chess Club, sponsored by Mr. Lott and led by Marvin Saiontz, President. A year-long tournament is held, with each IIlCIT1lJCI',S position displayed on a long rope with clothespins for every participant. Records are kept of each game. Several field trips to chess clubs and discus- sions of books on chess add to the group's interest. - -...ws The tennis club, sponsored by Miss Kahn, is not only a recrea- tional club but also an educa- tional one. In the fall the mem- bers play outside when possible, basic instruction is given, later supplemented by movies. Dur- ing the winter, movies of cham- pionship matches are shown and in the spring a club tournament is held to learn of the progress made by the individual mem- bers. The Chess and Checkers Club The dancing club, sponsored by Mrs. Colley, is purely a rec- reational organization fo r the purpose of teaching and en- joying social d a n c i n g. The club is rather large, made up of approximately ninety-four mem- bers who meet to dance every Wednesday. The Dancing Club