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

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The John Edwin Espey Chapter of the National Honor So- ciety received its charter in December, 1953. It was founded un- der this name in memory of the outstanding scholastic achieve- ment and the high moral standards of John Espey or Jack, as we all knew him. His untimely death saddened us all because his achievements here at Milford foretold a brilliant future. There- H fore with great humility we dedicate this Chapter of the Honor Society in memory of him. jack Espey Honor Society It was determined by the Student Council that there was definite need here at Milford for a means of recognizing the outstanding scholastic achievement by students of the senior high school. For that reason, a committee was set up to investigate the possibility of installing a Chapter of the National Honor Society in our school. This committee, headed by Kathryn DeVilbiss, set up a constitution and worked with our principal in outlining requirements for membership. Mr. Schluderberg has consented to sponsor this or- ganization which should be in normal function by the end of this school year. Those candidates who are admitted will receive the National Honor Society pin and will be given school recognition. This organiza- tion will serve to stimulate more interest in academic achievement. Committee which set up the Honor Society. ' In .. z.vf1 .R4zmt

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it ,iii az, . ...K ,if gl Student Court In every organization some form of law and order has been found necessary. Milford's student court performs this function. Chief Jus- tice Don Horan, aided by judges from every grade, hears each case and pronounces the sentence, vary- ing from a short theme to recom- mended suspension. The Student Court has promoted school spirit greatly and has put an end to much of the vandalism. Monitors ' . A 'MTF' Do you swear to tell the truth? This year the Monitor System consists of about forty junior high and senior high pupils. Headed by Richard Graham, the organiza- tion's purpose is to perpetuate good conditions in the building outside of the classroom. Accom- plishments made by this year's Monitor System have been the posting of one-way stairways to eliminate between-class confusion and to place monitors at various posts throughout the halls.

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F. N. A. Last Row, L to R-N. Mortimer, E Moon C Iink B Eckford S A new, K. Goode, B. Gordon, N. Holeman, B Gray, Mrs. Jenifer. First Row, L to R- N. Freeman, C. Purkins, M. A. Scobie B. Baughcr, Oursler, C. Hanna, M Lowekamp, J. Yeager, P. Harrelson, J WValter, B. Jones. F. B. L. A. Last Row, L to R-N. Mortimer, M. Allender, E. Anderson, L. Xveinstein, P. Moss, J. Oursler. Fifth Row, L to R-S. Smith, P. Chenoweth, R. Koe- nig, D. Topper, C. Crandall, L. Pear- son, N. Johnson, S. Bond. Fourth Row, L to R-J. Canapp, K. Goode, S. Agnew, M. C. Jones, C. Thompson, B. Baugher, 0. M. Greenwalt, E. Nichols. Third Rout, L to RWE. Hughes, J. Greenwalt, H. Schildwachter, S. Larri- more, B. Ningard, W. Townsley, J. Kroder, J. Cole. Second Row, L to R- W. Skipper, J. Robinson, B. Mathena, P. Phipps, I. Royston, M. Jones, R. Dinehart, C. O'Donahuc. First Row, L to R-Miss XVeisel, M. L. Dorsey, L. Lehmann, D. Nagel, A. Fleichman, Mr. Sgro, S. Schmidt, B. Schutte. F. T. A. Last Row, L to R-R. Brown, G. Tyer- yar, D. Beall, A. Vlases, S. Wvhite, J. Seiber, J. McGinnis, L. Jenkins, B. Moore, B. Dovell, R. Leroy, K. Farn- htam, L. Benedict. Second Row, L to R-B. Parker, J. Filbey, V. Lesher, P. Saynlan, M. Kicas, G. Rogers, L. Carr, B. Roberts, P. Macken, S. Brunk, N. Deitz, L. Martin. First Row, L to R- S. Irish, F. Miller, K. Brandenburg, F. Cronhart, M. Shears, K. DcVilbiss, S. Horn, V. Merriken, A. Dix, M. D. Dix, S. Finney, B. Eckford, Mrs. Rinehart.