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

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Students study emotions in Social Prolmlems. Social Studies Y'Vho was Marie Antoinette's ex- ecutioner? How tall was Peter the Great? What is the name of our course? And, if you are thinking objectively, you are ask- ing yourself these questions. The answers to these all impor- tant questions Qwhich will come up every day in our future livesj will be determined by the many poor unsuspecting innocents who are studying the various phases of Senior High History. The Students Oy in the picture to the left are demonstrating the various emotions studied in the twelfth grade Social Studies twelfth grade Social Studies Course. I I of E sq. , t I Qu i . sg L- 4, V Vice teaches the fundamentals of IV, S. llist Modern European History Class

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Open your books to Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. - Did I hear a snickerP - Mr. Brawley, do you see these boards? - Um-m-m TI-IEY'RE DIRTYIV' Each senior will long re- member Miss Ruth S. Riley, our pop- ular English teacher, with her aid we have improved our speech and in- creased our knowledge of the finer things in literature, such as Shakes- peare and Chaucer. Cherchez le Moose ll Three times a week the Speech and Dramatics Class meets under the di- rection of Miss Ruth S. Riley. With cheerful countenances we recite our dipthongs and dentals and wiggle our feet, shoulders, toes and various oth- er parts of the body in our limbering up processes. The result of such vig- orous training is a class well-prepared for speaking with and to all groups. Language Department 'Self Explanatory in Q A big orange drink for the gentleman in the picture!

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The Business Education Department at lNlill'o1'd is a very important place. Students in this field graduate with a SlCllOgl'ZlplliC-COIHIIICITllll Diploma. To receive such a diploma, they must Com- plete two years of shorthand, two years of typing, one year of general business, one year of bookkeeping, and one-half year of business arithmetic: For elec- tives, the good business student might take Economies, Retail Selling, or Busi- ness Law. Upon graduation these students are expected to know how to operate all business machines such as: adding ma' chines, ditto and mimeograph machines and the Comptometer. The average typing speed is 00 words per minute. Most ol the students take shorthand at 100 words per minute while others manage 120 words per minute very nicely. X Amuuma e tween i ..M.t.otX .V L C i wyln uall' .lik Good bookkeepers don't land in jail.