Milford Mill High School - Milestone Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)
- Class of 1957
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vw nb' '4l ln f ' .., . ' J' . R f- A .W 1 .V , ,. , . ' 'q 7 A ': ,1x?3. 'E '15' 5 5-' 4 Aw- . V V- , - W - ,- - . H - . 1- 1 1.-m,. ,.,, . 1,-Qw-.pn-.,. 5 -.H 1 1 -f . N The l 957 Mil esfone Published by The Senior Class of Milford Mill High School Balfimore, Maryland ' This is Milford ,,,'Q1,'iflm V. ,if . . . at the beginning of a new era. At last, with the transfer of seventh and eighth gradcs to Sudbrook Junior High, we became a Senior High School. This meant the end of the half-day shifts and the halls so packed that we could hardly move. Of course, their loss presented financial prob- lems, especially to the Student Council. But Milford students helped to minimize this problem by coming through with flying colors in the magazine campaign, making more money than the Senior High has ever done before. All in all, l956-57 has been a good year: our sports teams, dramatics and music groups, and our social functions have provided us with thrilling moments which we shall never forget. On the following pages we will show you, with a few words, and many pictures, Milford Mill, 1957. DEDICATION The 1957 Milestone staff takes great pleasure in dedicat- ing this yearbook to Mr. Kenneth A. Vice. Mr. Vice has given generously of his time and energy for the betterment of our class and our school. He has been our class advisor in both our Junior and Senior years, and was for years the A i'i't'ii chairman of the school assembly program. More than this, however, Mr. Vice has been a friend to whom we could always turn for help or guidance at any time. Mr. Vice, you have been a prime factor in molding our high school, and us. For this we shall always remember you. 4 Table of C onfenfs 26:7 Adminisfrafion, Faculfy G U ET Seniors HW M Underclassmen FEE U , 1 n V7 14 A , 11: Adivifies E1 lib Sporfs OQPN - ff 195 Pahons and Advertisers sf? fl-EI Q I W f fe pl ,I fN 6, I xtvf Udfx MQ if I Q x'i?7i!2 L W4Q5Qf f4 X ri f,.N,??zf X xyij I-.f-.1-141 fx' 1 Adminisfrafion and Faculfy Af K. ,A ,Q J! XX 2 fc s X v' V-v A i A X fr . QA , 3 Wk 4 ?5 ,1,f' g l -sv 7 Milford's Administrative T0 THE CLASS OF 1957 As this scholastic year draws to a close and MlLESTONE 1957 appears, it is well to reflect upon the class that is about to graduate. Each of the six years spent here has left an indelible impression upon our school's history. Both privileges and responsibilities have played an important part. The traditions of the past have mingled with the adaptations to the challenging present. The maior purposes of our institution have been left inviolate. Some of you will fill large places in the world. Others will do smaller but nonetheless essential things for the wel- fare of mankind. As you become men and women, you will look back with fond recollections to the days of the school life spent at Milford Mill. Whether you be in the world of work or in the halls of learning, you will always be representatives of your Alma Mater. Act your part well. Continue to be an honor to the noble purposes which directed your training. May your parents and teachers continue to inspire you to do those things which will be a credit to your home, school, and community. Best wishes for a successful career to everyone of you. GEORGE W. SCHLUDERBERG, Principal Staff To Mr. William T. Ritter, our vice-principal, we express a token of gratitude for the interest and enthusiasm he has always shown throughout our years at Milford Mill. Our vice-principal is always ready with a smile and a cheery hello for everyone. Though his schedule may be heavy with disciplinary problems, morning announcements, and monthly attendance reports, Mr. Ritter is always ready, willing, and able to assist whenever it is at all possible. He is a person that will long be remembered by the class of '57, the classes preceding, and the classes that will follow. Those who know Mr. Albert J. Sgro will speak highly of him as a friend, cr teacher, and an advisor. He is extremely busy carrying out his duties as co-sponsor of the Honor Society, Business Manager of the Milestone and the Mill Wheel, and teaching business law, retail selling, and book- keeping. This year he was appointed Administration Assistant, and in this capacity handles all disciplinary problems in the ninth and twelfth grades. Milford's Guidance Department Mrs. Ruth Rinehart The guidance department is designed to benefit each student at Milford. Advising the students are Mrs. Ruth Rine- hart and Miss Emma Williams, our counselors. They set up aptitude, achievement, and interest test programs, and ad- minister them to the students. Conferences are held with lio Miss Emma Williams students who need help in any phase of the school curri- culum. They give the students valuable assistance in choos- ing courses and subiects. Seniors are aided with informa- tion about scholarships, colleges, and iobs. The Guidance Department is one of the maior assets of our school. Secretaries Our omcc staft includes three of the busiest people in the school. Mrs. Doris Saftron is secretary to Mr. Schluderberg and is also the school treasurer. Mrs. Marguerite Leutner not only acts as the office secretary, but also organizes all announcements for the day. The guidance secretary, Mrs. Gladys Hudgins, prepares the reports for each student in the school. Together they keep the school operating smooth- ly and efticiently. 2 1 i L A'Hen'I'ion all homerooms! Mr. Rii- fer begins a Milford day. My Marks! Marks! Marks! Teachers record 'Phe semes1'er's grades. I I s 1. Jeanelfe T. Dunham - B.A.: M.A.: Alfred Universily: AI- bany Sfale Teachers College: Algebra Mr. Myers infroduces Solid Geom- efry fo his 'lhird period class. . Alberl' L. Leary-B.A.: M.A.: Washingfon College: Teachers College. Columbia Universify: Ninfh Grade Malhemafies Margarel B. McCullln Ed.: Towson Siaie Teachers College: Ninlh Grade Malhe mafics Jesse Myers - B.A.: WeSl'6l'll Elizabefh L. Shivers - B.A.: Maryland College: 5 6 ll i 0 I' M.A.: Weslern Maryland Col- Maihemalics lege: Vanderbill' Universily: PI. Geo.: Alg. l: Bus. Maih. Mafhemafics 5 ' C l .Ji I2 Allhea Barlow - B.S.: Loyola Universily af New Orleans: Biology, Con. Science Srl. lrvin R. Jacobs-B.S.: M.A.: Fairmonl' Slafe College: Uni- versily of Wesl' Virginia: Chemislry. Con. Science mm .4 George L. Carr-B.S.: Wesl- ern Maryland College: Physics Con. Science K k ' Olive W. Sudler-B.S.: M.A.: Universily of Maryland: Biol- Science l 3 if i Us-f 'Qs if -1 re! fi? Sg r, Q fe., , 1 ,., . .. ., 1 Joseph F. Horvafh-B.S.: Slafe Teachers College. Pa.: Ninl'h Grade Science William V. Young-l.S.: M.Ed.: Sl'al'e Teachers College. Wesl Chesler. Pa.: Duke Universily: Ninlh Grade Science Haw much does fhe calch-buchel' weigh? Charles Thomas, Sue While, Mary Timberman, Dorolhy Haynie. Ken? Robbins. and Arlene Royce ponder Mr. Carr's queslian. Roberl' M. Graham-B.A.: Elizabefh Town College. Core Jean T. Mulholland-B.S. Ed.: Texas Chrisfian Universify. Core Nancy A. Pennypacker-B.A.: Weslern Maryland College. Core Edyihe B. Samson-B.S.g M.A.: Wes! Virginia Universiiy, Core Donald Snodderly-B.A.: Universily of Maryland, Core Charles E. Spurgeon--B.A.: M.A.: S'lal'e Teachers College. Pa. Sfafeg Special Educaiion Theodore G. Venefoulis-B.S. Ed.: Towson Slale Teachers College, Core Core 1 2 S. Scriphlre, M. Collins. and A. Espy help Mr. wi ,,,.,,. Snodderly grade papers. ' Under fhe supervision of Mr. Spurgeon. J. Rulhw erford, M. Sfrovd. D. Wagner, and R. While ex- plore far away places. ,ip 24 Mrs. Jones gives vocalional guidance fo P. Young. B. Williams, F. Peach. and G. Millner. Social Sfudies Sophia T. Geidroc-B.A.: College Misericordia. Pa.: W. Hisl.: So. Prob. 'I2. Reynolds J. Horpel-B.A.: Johns Hopkins Universify: U. S. Hisl. Eleanor B. Jones-B.A.: Goucher College: Soc. Prob. 12. Kennelh A. Vice-B.A.: Wesleyan College, Wesl Virginia: U. S. Hisfory: Eng. ll. Thelma Wisner-B.A.: Goucller College: Mod. Eur. His'l.: W. Hlsf. I5 Language Aris YSWSHQC' db.-Af Chez le medecin. George Hillner and Larry Pifer demonslrafe before Miss Lil'zlnger's French class. Harriel' J. Kahn-B.A.: Weslern Maryland College: Eng. ll. lral College, Mo.: Eng. ll and 12. French, Mary R. Childs-B.A.: Weslern 3 lege: Eng. 10. Yrbll- I6 Elizabeth Lihlnger-B.A.: M.A.: College of Nofre Dame of Mary- Tllllfllldll 0- Bllfcllel'-B-A-I cell' land: Johns Hopkins Universily: Maryland College: Eng. 10. Jour- llufh S. Riley-l.A MA.: New nalism. York Universify: Eng. 2. Drama. Gayle B. Gramling-8.5. Ed.: Slip- Eunice l-l. WaberjB.A.E Ashland pery R94-gk State Teqghers Cal- College: Denver Unlverslfy: Lahn Commercial Mildred V. Cromwell-B.S.: Uni- Miriam W. Shui?-B.S.: Anderson :ersify of Maryland: Gen. Bus.: College: Sllflld.. Typ.. Bus. Maell. ypmg. 15 ' rf 'x:d .bT3 Francis R. Bell-B.S.: M.A.: Wil- Alberl J. Sgro-B.S.: M.Ed.: In- son Teachers College: George diana Stale Teachers College, Wasllingion College: P. U. T., Pa.: Universily of Maryland: Shllld. I. Bkpg. Mrs. Bell supervises M. larfer and E. DeHaven in business ariillmefic. ' CIass. fake a IeHer. Miss Cronlwell's seerelaries oblige. '35 , I I mn. ll' 17 G. Cunningham and C. Barlell learn 'lo operale lhe metal Iafhe wilh Mr. Works. Pracfical r x V' ..,.. G s. Miss Reynolds and D. Glaser leach fwo girls how 'lo make pie Agnes B. Kiellmon-B.S.: Pennsylvania Slale University: Home Ec. Pally Reynolds-B.A.: M.S. Glenville Slale College: Wesl Virginia Universily: Home Ec. John H. Cox-B.A.: M.A.: Wabash Universi'I'y: Ohio Sfale Universily: Mech. draw. William A. O'Dell-B.S.: M.Ed.: Sfoul Sfale College, Minomonie, Wis.: llniversily of Maryland: Wood shop. Homer J. Works. Jr.-B.S.: Universily of Maryland: Melal shop. Waller C. Marquardl'-B. Mus.: Easlman School of Music: Band. crusl Mr. Shui? explains how lhe ear- burelor works 'lo C. l.eFebvre, M. Newcomb. P. Krieger. and S. J. Saufer. Arfs 2' -au, 'is -.U fn 1 1 5- X 'Nh grade Milford arlisfs under lhe direclion of Mrs. Herbsl. Clarence E. Beard-B.A.: Weslern Maryland College: Vocal Music Mary J. Colllns-B. Mus.: Peabody Conservafory: Johns Hopkins Universily: Ninth grade music. ' Marian G. Herbsl'-B.A.: Johns Hopkins Universily: Maryland lnslil'ul'e: Nin-lh grade arf. Harold H. Loft-B.F.A.: Maryland Insfifufe of Arf: Johns Hopkins Universily: Loyola College: Senior high arf. Lamar E. Shulf-B.S.: Easl' Slroudsburg Slale Teachers College: Driver Ed. ,v Physical E ducafion Harr M Brown BS' M Ed' Gilda G Hinman BS' Madison C y . - . .. . . .1 . 1 , ,I Pennsylvania Slate Universuly. College, Phy, Edu Cqqgh, Phy. Ed.. Coach. w e Jean L. Shelley-B.S.: Madison John R. Vernall-B.A.: Fairmounl College Phy. Ed., Coach Sfale Teachers College. Wesl' Vo. Phy. Ed.. Coach. 20 Library Staff and Health Nurse Roseann K. Morgan-B.A.: Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. Libra- rian. L., 5 Elizabeth Jennifer, R.N.. School Nurse. lven E. Case-B.S.. M.A.: West- Doris Strauss-Library Secre- ern Reserve University, Librarian. fury- With the help of three very efficient people, the library has become a better place of study this year. Miss lven Case has worked exceedingly hard in decorating and add- ing many new references to the library. Mrs. Roseann Mor- gan, a new librarian, has helped to increase the circula- tion by her very interesting and informative book talks. Mrs. Doris Strauss is responsible for all the secretarial work done forthe library. Mrs. Elizabeth Jennifer has not only nursed all of the wounds and sickness at Milford, but she has also worked very hard with the Future Nurses Club of Maryland. If -j i? V' y Q Q., A . C. Cook. A. Farlow. M. Gaither. K. Dorsey, A. Dixon. Not pictured: C. J. Huff, E. Evans. R. Jones. Cafeteria Staff C usfodians Mrs. Langrehr, Mrs. Jackson. Top row: Mrs. Meekins. Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Tegeler, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Clagg. Mrs. McLean. s Q, .R ' x f 3-lv .-W' fl sw , ..,' , , ' Z' - at . .,.. ygsyyg .l M ':'l , 5, H . J W c ,,,, ..., , , . . . , 4 wfw., - ' g,,,..M,... rl QP Q ' + 1 f ilm QW Y WL 1 ' Q: The Class of 1957 il-vqi4 'X wow NN ii .r 1440-'ff w 4 ff Pol Schemm and Harry Schisler receive flleir rings from Mr. Vice and Miss Childs. The new Senior Class comes inlo being as Doris Mae Brown and lhe Junior Class olicers receive fheir rings from Tom Hanley and lhe ouf- going Senior Class oflicers. Ring Ceremony The ring ceremony was the beginning of another wonderful senior year of Milford. As the rings were exchanged, silence reigned over the auditorium. It was like the coming of the New Year and the leav- ing of the Old as Doris Brown, our class president, received from Tom Hanley, Senior Class presidenl, the well-earned symbol of our last year at Milford--our school ring. 24 'K WAYN E ARNDT General A man will never be alone as long as he smiles. Wrestling 2, 3, Wrestling Intramurals 2, 3 ROBERT EDMON D BAFFORD General The actions of men are like the index ol a book, they point out what is most remarkable in them. Jr. Class Treas, 3, Sr. Class Treas. 4, Squad Leader I, 2, 3, Wrestling 4, J. V. Soccer 2, J. V. Baseball 2, Var- sity Baseball 3, Varsity Soccer 3 SONDRA GAIL ABRAMS General-French Good sense and good nature are never separated, Honor Roll 2, 3, Merit list 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Student Govern- ment Rep. 3, 4, Homeroom Pres. 3, Homeroom Vice Pres. 4, Homeroom Treas. 3, F. T. A. 3, Jr. Class Decora- tion Comm. 3, Sr. Class Decoration Comm. 4, Cafeteria Comm. 3, Tennis Club 2, J. V. Volleyball 3 .......s, ' BARBARA CAROL ADAMS Commercial-Stenographic I shall always be happy if l can still laugh. Homeroom Sec. 3, F. B. L. A. 3, 4 'O' RICHARD ANDRE BAILEY Q, ci-uuu.ss Annu: :muon PAU LINE JOHAN NA ANDERSON General With deeds her life is filled, not with inactive years. U. N. Club 3, Dramatics 2, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Decora- tion Comm. 3, Choir 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4 ETH EL JANE BAILEY General Little people prove great lriends. F. N. A. Treas. 3, F. N. A. 2, 3, 4 J. V. Volleyball 2 ,p,4. Kai?-' Academic-French General They like him most who know him Curfew must not ring tonight. best. Wrestling 3, 4 MARY KATHLEEN BATES Academic-Latin Her voice is the music of the spheres. Honor Society 4, Choir 2, A Capella Choir 2, 4, Sr. Choir 4, Towson Sr. High 3 , fr ' rw . J ia. wiv ADRIAN FRANCIS BERGER General He who is true to one friend thus proves himself worthy of many. J. V. Baseball 2 JOAN DONINE BECK Commercial Her voice is well said to be the music of angels. Monitor 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, A Copel- la Choir 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Sr. Choir 3, 4, J. V. Softball 3, Varsity Softball 4, sykesville High 1, 2 REBECCA ANN E BENNETT Commercial-Sienographic Needs not the foreign aid of orna- ment, but is when unadorned, adorned the most. Student Council Rep. 2, Mill Wheel 4, F. B. L. A. 3, 4, Miss Ideal Secretary Assembly 3, Jr. Prom Refreshment Comm. 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4 26 ,sr , , NORMAN BENBOW General If work interferes with away with work. pleasure, do Proiection Club 2, 3 BETTY LEE BENTON Academic-French You have fulfilled every duly by being cheerful and pleasant. Assembly Club 2, Dance Club 3, Fash- ion Show 3, Farewell Assembly 3 ROBERT EUGENE BAUHOF General Given to sports and sportsmanship was he. Squad Leaders l, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Soccer 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Soc- cer 4 f L .. ' I ..:k-fl. RUSLING DANIEL BLACKBURN General Fun, laughter, and friends were always at his side. Jr. Prom Decoration Comm. 3, J. V. Soccer 2 KENNETH ALIX BLUETT General In thy face I see the map of honor, truth, and loyalty, Raylown High School, Raytown, Mis- souri 2, 3 5 . ,A -Y KENNETH BRUCE BRYANT General Gentle in manner, strong in perform- ance. A Capella Choir 3, 45 Operetta 35 Sr. Choir 3 V 'NS HENRY BODENDORF Academic-French It is the wise head that makes the still tongue. Chemistry Club 3 NANCY VALERE BOYD Academic-Latin I look every day to be lost, in which I do not make a new acquaintance. Milestone 45 Dramatics Club 35 F. N. A. 25 School Slore 45 Publicity Comm. 45 Senior Day Comm. 45 Prom Comm. 45 Farewell Assembly 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3, 4 ' D2-re -7 CAROLE STANLEY BOSSARD General Laughter is a true sign of a happy heart, Monitor l, 25 Dance Club 25 United Nations 3, 45 Decoration Comm. 35 Operetta 35 Senior Choir 2, 3, 4 DORIS MAE HELEN BROWN Commercial-Slenographic A hard worker full of zest, she's sure to be a great success. Honor Roll 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Service Letter 35 Pres. Jr. Class 35 Photo Chairman of Milestone 45 F. B. L. A. Treas. 45 Sec. Library Club 25 Student Government Rep. 45 Student Government Executive Comm. 35 Sr. Prom Comm. Chairman 45 F. B. L. A. 3, 45 Awards Comm, 3, 4 of z'?g7ff ' s Af, 27 ,qv-su DAVID EDWARD BOBLITZ Academic-French Laughter and cheerfulness throw light on any day. Monitor 2, 35 Intramurals l, 2 'UP' 5 ,Q MELVIN EARL BURGESS. JR. Academic-French He is a follower of wisdom and friend- ship. Varsity Baseball 35 Intramural Award 2 WILLIAM RANDOLPH BURK. JR. WAYNE MORRIS BURTON SANDRA LOUISE CASCHETTA General And we find at the end of a perfect day the soul of a friend. Senior Choir 4 NANCY LEE CHILCOAT Academic-French What sunshine is to the flower, her smiles are to humanity. Student Government Rep. 35 United Nations Club 35 Tennis Club 25 Oper- etta 35 Choir 3, 4 General General Every time he laughs it adds something A true and brave downright honest to his fragment of life. man. J. V. Cross Country 2 J. V, Baseball 2 WILLIE JEAN CHRISTIAN General l've seen the smile of Fortune. Student Government Rep. 35 Homeroom Secretary 25 Senior Prom Comm. 45 Operetta 2, 35 Softball J. V. 25 Soft- ball 3, 4 f 1 BRENDA LOUISE CLAY Academic-Latin ln her is the law of kindness. Senior Choir 3, 45 Operetta 3 DELORES SH ERRY CASS ETTA General Frienclliness is the great parent of pleasure. Dramatics 3, 4 CHARLES FAIRFAX CHOWNING General He will always be rich if he can still laugh. Milestone 45 Proiection Club 2 J LOIS GESSFORD CRANDALL Academic-French Here is a dear and truly industrious friend to all. Honor Roll 2, 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Homeroom Pres. 45 Homeroom Sec. 35 Class Sec. 35 Cheerleader 25 Co-Chair- man School Spirit Comm. 3, 45 Co- Chairman Senior Follies 45 Class Dec- oration Comm. 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Farewell Assembly Comm. 35 Social Comm. 45 Sec. Dramatics Club 35 Op- eretta 35 Senior Choir 3, 4 CARL EUTH CROSS Academic-Latin He has an ever-widening circle of friends. Varsity Cross Country 4 PENELOPE CLAIRE COLE Academic-Latin-French Vivocity, beauty and wit make her shine in company. Service letter 35 Milestone 45 United Nations Club 45 Dancing Club 25 F. N. A. 3, 45 Student Council Social Comm. 45 School Spirit Comm. 45 Jr.- Sr. Prom Comm. 35 Jr. Decoration Comm. 35 Farewell Assembly Comm. 35 Sr. Decoration Comm. 45 Senior Day Comm. 45 Sr. Choir 32 45 Operetta 3, 4 I1 ROBERTA JACQUELINE COLLECTOR Academic-French She knows the luxury of doing good. Vice-Pres. F. T. A. 45 F. T. A. 3, 4 JOYCE DALLEN ROBERT DOUGLAS DAVIES Academic-French Academic-French The. laughter of this girl is among the No legacy is so rich to his honesty. delightful sounds of the earth. Dmmancs 4: Senior Follies 47 Wes' Chemistry Club 45 Dramatics 35 Fare- Shore High School, Lemoyne, Pennsyl- well Assembly 3 vania 2, 3 29 PATRICIA KAY CRIIBS Academic-Latin She has done her duty and much more. Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 'Service Letter 35 Milestone Archi- tecture Chairman 45 Co-Chairman Stud- ent Government Awards Comm. 45 F. T. A. Assistant Treas. 45 F. T. A. 2, 3, 45 Awards Comm. 35 Newspaper Club 35 Student Government Rep. to Coun- ty Council of P. T. A. 45 Choir 2 GEORGE ALFRED CROSS, JR. General He is never alone, for he is accom- panied with cheerful thoughts. Wrestling 2, 35 J. V. Baseball 35 J. V. Soccer 25 Varsity Soccer 3 5 NV RUTH ELAINE DE BERRY General Quiet but not idle. GILBERT CARROLL DEITZ '- General ' He that does good to another, does good to himself. PATRICIA ANN DEITZ MARIAN DILLMAN Commercial-Slenographlc Academic-Lahn Silence is the great art of conversas Wit and Wisdom were born with her. Hon- Homeroom Treasure 4 FBLA 3, 4 PAUL STUART DORSEY General A good heart is worth gold. A Capella Choir 4g Senior Choir 45 Operetta 2, 3, 4 HARRY McKINLEY DILLON GARRET PAUL DOERING General Academic-Latin Gentleman is written legibly on his He has gifts of talent and wit. b 0W- Senior Follies 4, Varsity Basketball 4, J. V. Baseball 3 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 J. V. Basketball 35 J. V. Baseball 2 30 rw 3 R sl cHAnLEs MICHAEL ouuuss General Long will live his friendliness. Student Council 35 Jr. Class Decorating Comm. 37 Sr. Class Decorating Comm. 45 J. V. Cross Country 2 MARY ELIZABETH EDMONSTON Academic-French A perfect answer as to why young men prefer blondes. Student Council Social Comm. 45 Jr. Class Decoration Comm. 35 Jr. Prom Decoration Comm. 35 Senior Choir 45 Varsity Hockey 3, 45 Varsity Sallball 3, 45 J. V. Softball 2 ff. P98 EILA MAE FILBEY Academic-French Worth, loyalty, and honor, these are indeed hers. Student Council Rep. 2, 35 School Stare 35 General Manager 45 F. N. A. 35 F. T. A. 45 Board of Elections 35 Co-Chairman 45 Cafeteria Comm. 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Farewell Assembly Comm. 35 Foreign Exchange Comm. 3, 45 Student Council Decoration Comm. 45 Sr. Prom Comm. 45 Commencement Comm. 45 Sr. Choir 3, 45 Cheerleader 25 Squad Leader 3 as W5 'mr BEVERLY FERN ENSOR General Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Milestone 45 F. B. L. A. 3, 4 ALAN THOMAS FELL Academic-Latin On stage he was natural, simple, al- fecting. Merit List 35 Milestone 45 Assembly Club 45 Publicity Comm. 25 School Spirit Comm. 45 Intramurals 2 MV PRISCILLA RAKER FAGAN Academic-French Her heart is a palace where laughter is king. Student Council Rep. 35 Milestone 45 Pres. United Nations Club 35 F. T. A. 25 Dramatic Club 25 Jr. Class Decora- tion Chairman 35 School Spirit Comm. 2, 45 Sr. Day 45 Sr. Choir 3, 45 J. V. Hockey 25 J. V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 SALLY KING FERGUSON Commercial-Stenographic Busy all the while, always wears a smile. Milestone Sec. 45 F. B. l. A. 45 Dra- matics Club 25 Science Award 25 Squad Leader 45 J. V. Basketball 2, 35 J. V. Volleyball 35 Varsity Volleyball 4 is E 59' Him BRENT MICHAEL ENGLES General Good humor is the health of the soul. Radio Club 2, 35 Intramurals 2 KENNETH ROBERT FLICKENGER Academic-French He who sings drives sorrow away. Monitor 2, 3, 45 A Capella Choir 3 45 Golf Club 2 KAREN DIANE FRAN KLIN Academic-French Dainty, sweet and petite, this llower of life. Mill Wheel 3, 47 Homeroom Pres. 27 Ring Comm. Chairman 37 Social Comm. 47 Farewell Assembly 37 Sr. Class Dec- orating Comm. 47 Dance Club 27 Op- eretta 3, 47 Cheerleader 37 Manager Varsity Hockey 4 RONALD FLOYD GENTRY General Honest good humor is the art and wine of o merry meeting. Chess Club 27 Wrestling 2, 3, 47 Jr. Prom Decorating Comm. 37 Commence- ment Comm. 47 Sr. Choir 47 J. V. Track 2 GARY SEUMOUR FLOHR General If a man makes new acquainlenances as he advances through life, he will never lind himself alone. Ads Comm. Chairman Milestone 47 Milestone 37 Student Council Decora- tion Comm. 3, 47 Farewell Assembly 37 Baccalaureate Service 47 Operetta 3, 47 A Capella Choir 47 Senior Choir 3, 4 JOHN LOUIS FORD General To live is not to live lor one sell alone7 let us help one another. Chess Club 3 aff' 1 ii POLLY ANN GILIERT Commercial-Stenograplric The best7portion of her life is spent in doing acts ol thoughllulnes and kindness. Honor Society 3, 47 Merit List 37 Chair- man Typing Comm. Milestone 47 Sec. Homeroom 2, 47 Business Manager Mill Wheel 47 Guidance Sec. 47 F. B. L. A. 3, 47 Ring Comm. 37 Public Relations Comm. 3 32 MARILYN JANE GNAGEY Academic-French Take honour from me, and my lile is done. Scrabble Club I NANCY SELI NA FREYMAN Academic-French Power flows to the one who does will- ingly. Jr. Class Decorating Comm. 37 Jr. Prom Comm. 37 Farewell Assembly Comm. 37 Sr. Class Decorating Comm. 47 Com- mencement Comm. 47 Sr. Day Comm. 47 Sr. Follies Comm. 47 Student Coun- cil Decorating Comm. 47 F. T. A. 47 Operetta 3, 47 Sr. Choir 3, 47 A Copel- la Choir 3, 4 RUTH ELIZABETH GIESLER Commercial-Stenographlc Modesty and unselfishness, these are the virtues which men praise. Milestone 3, 47 Vice Pres. Homeroom 27 F. B. L. A. 3, 47 Dance Club 27 Volleyball Intramurals 2 KENNETH WARREN GROSHON Academic-French But thy eternal friendship shall not fade. J. V. Soccer 25 J. V. Baseball 25 Varsity Soccer 35 J. V. Basketball 35 Varsity Soccer 4 EDWARD ILOXOM HARVEY General How rich are they that are patient, good and true. Proiection Club 2, 3 5 5 JOANN STEVENS GOODE Commercial-Stenographlc Her sense of humor will carry her over the roughest paths. F. B. Mile- stone 45 Mill Wheel 45 F. T. A. 45 Mon- itor 25 library Club 25 F. B. L. A. 3, 45 Class Student Council Rep. 2, 35 Sec. l. A. 45 Vice-Pres. Homeroom 45 Class Decoration Comm. 35 Jr. Refreshment Comm. 35 Chairman Pro- gram Comm. tor Sr. Follies 45 Sr. Prom Comm. 45 Commencement Comm. 4 DOROTHY JAN E HAYNIE Academic-Latin Good nature is always agreeable in conversation. Tennis Club 2, 3 33 MARILYN JOAN GOODE Academic-French True to her work, her word, and her lriends. Honor Society 3, 45 Merit List 35 Co-Art Editor of Milestone 45 Sec. of Sr. Class 45 Sec.-Treas. ot Homeroom 45 Co- Chairman of Jr. Class Publicity Comm. 35 Chairman of Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 35 School Spirit Comm. 45 J. V. Basketball 2, 35 J. V. Softball 2, 35 J. V. Hockey 25 Varsity Hockey 3 PETER ALLEN HEYL General No care beyond today. Honor Roll 25 Homeroom Pres. 35 Homeroom Treas. 35 Chess Club 2, 35 J. V. Track 2 MARY SUE HAMPT Commercial-Stenographlc Manners must adorn knowledge, and smooth its way through the world. F. B. I.. A. 45 Assembly Club 35 Plan- ning Comm. 3 JAMES RICHARD HAWKINS. JR. Academic-French Oh, give us the man who sings as he works. F. T. A. 45 Sr. Follies 45 library 35 Farewell Assembly 35 Operetta 3, 45 Sr. Choir 3, 45 A Capella Choir 3, 4 CHARLES EDWARD HOGG Academic-French A little fun is never out of place. Vice Pres. Homeroom 45 Class Pres. 25 Homeroom Pres. 35 Student Council Rep. 45 Chairman Student Council Policy and Proiect Comm. 25 A Capella Choir 2, 3, 45 Sr. Choir 2, 3, 45 J. V. Basketball 2, 35 J. V. Crosscountry 25 Varsity Soccer Manager 45 Varsity Basketball 4 BEVERLY ANNE HOSHALL Commercial-Stenographic The beauty of the style, grace and harmony are dependent on her sim- plicity. F. B. L. A. 3, 4, Mau wheel Typist 45 Squad Leader 2 FERN LOIS HONOROF Academic-French The busy bee has no time for sorrow. Milestone 3, 45 Chairman Senior Follies 45 Chairman Farewell Assembly 35 Dec- oration Comm. 45 School Spirit Comm. 45 Sr. Choir 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Cheer- leader Captain 3, 45 Squad Leader 2 IQ! JEANNE ERMA HOOK Commercial She is the very peak of politeness. F. B. L. A. 3, 45 Library Club 3 DOROTHY JOAN HOOVER ELIZABETH ELAINE HOOVER Commercial lt's not the way you say it, it's how you Commercial A merry heart goes all the day. say it, because. personality always wins 1-,east Homemom 27 Sewgng Club 3, the day. F. B. L. A. 35 Card Club 4 Card Club 4 34 5 35 Li Q ,. .I IRA THOMAS HOLMAN. JR. General Though he be but little, he is mighty. Monitor 2, 35 Projection Club 3, 45 Golf Club 35 Lost and Found Comm. 25 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 RICHARD WILLIAM IRWIN Academic-Latin Somebody said that it couldn't be done, but he would be one who wouldn't say so til he'd tried. Student Court Chief Judge 45 Mill Wheel 3, 45 Student Council Rep. 35 Awards Comm. 25 Class Decorating Comm. 3, 45 Squad Leaders Club 35 Senior Choir 45 J. V. Soccer 25 J. V. Baseball 25 Varsity Soccer 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 4 JAY BARRY JANN EY Academic-French An able man shows his true spirit by gentle words and resolute paths. Honor Roll 3, 45 Merit List 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Awards Comm. 3, 45 Alumni Assistant Comrrv. 45 Choir 2, 45 A Capella Choir 3, 45 Operetta 45 J. V. Basketball 2, 35 Varsity Cross Country Manager 45 Varsity Basketball 4 lie.. ?Qs W,-Q. '-une., ALAN DEAN KIRK Academic-French Silence is a perfect herald of joy. Merit List 25 Intramurals 2 .,. ., 2 5 MARY MCSHERRY ROBINA JENNE Academic-French Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind. Decorating Comm. 35 Chorus 45 Squad leader 25 .l. V. Softball 2 CHARLES FRANCIS JONES General A litttle nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest man. Class Pres. 25 Homeroom Pres. 35 Co- Chairman Commencement Comm. 45 Decoration Comm. 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Sr. Choir 3, 45 J. V. Soccer 3 THEODORE JOSEPH JENSON General There is no dearer lover of lost hours than l. Class Treas. 2, 45 Choir 45 Squad Lead- er 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 45 J. V. Basketball 3 RITA JEANNETTE KAUN Commercial-Stenograpllic A kind and gentle heart she has, to comfort friend and foe. Mill Wheel 45 F. B. l.. A. 35 Library Club 25 Ring Comm. 35 Miss Ideal Sec- retary Assembly Comm. 35 Intramurals 2, 4 35 FRANK GOFF JENNE General He that is most friendly hath a ca pacity to become happy. 3 , me ,il, 5 ALBERT CHARLES KLUGE. JR. General Be always merry as you can. Card Club 2, 3 FREDERICK ALBERT KUN KLE General All who know him, like him. Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class Decora- tion Comm. 3, 4, A Capella Choir 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 3, J. V. Cross Country 2 SAMUEL CLEVELAND LAUB. JR. Academic-Latin He was born lor success. Honor Roll 3, 4, Merit List 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Monitors 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4 - .-ai, l ff fr STEVEN DOUGLAS KREUSBU RG Academic-French The heart to conceive, the understand- ing to direct and the hand to execute. Senior Class Pres. 4, Homeroom Pres. 3, Student Council Decoration Comm. 4, Sr. Class Decoration Comm. 4, Jr. Class Decoration Comm. 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Farewell Assembly 3, Oper- etta 3, Choir 3, J. V. Baseball 2, J. V. Basketball 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Squad Leader 2, 3 PHYLLIS LEA KRIEGER Academic-French The laugh to be joyous, must flow lrom a joyous heart, tor without kindness there can be no true ioy. Honor Roll 4, Service Letter 3, Mile- stone 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Dance Club 4, Farewell Assembly Comm. 3, School Spirit Comm. 4, Student Council Public Relations Comm. 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Sr. Decoration Comm. 4, Assembly Planning Comm. 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Sr. Follies Comm. Ch. 4, Forest Park High School 2 W, PATRICIA ANN LEE Commercial-Stenograpllic Her lovely voice and charming smile go hand in hand all the while. Honor Roll 3, Merit List 2, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Sec. ol Student Council 3, Treas. ol Student Council 4, Class Treas. 2, Service Letter 3, 4, Farewell Assembly Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Milestone 4, F. B. L. A. 4, Chairman Steering Comm, Regional Student Council 4, Operetta 3, 4, A Capella Choir 3, 4, Sr. Choir 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus 4, J. V. Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Hockey 3, 4, J. V. Hockey 2, J. V. Soltball 2, Varsity Basketball 4, Var- sity Softball 3, 4 36 KAROLE JULIA CLEMENTINE LE FEBVRE Academic-French Sweetness and gaiety are found in this small package. Chess Club 4, Mt. St. Mary Academy 2, 3 JOAN WESLEY LANGENFELDER Commercial-Stenographlc Silence is the element in which great things fashion themselves together. Student Council Rep. 2, F. B. L. A. 3, 4, Library Club 2 CHERI ANN LEE General Nothing great was ever achieved with- out enthusiasm. Service Letter 3, Sr. Class Decoration Comm. 4, School Spirit Comm. 4, Chairman Baccalaureate Service 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Jr. Class Decoration Comm. 3, Farewell Assembly 3, A Capella Choir 3, 4, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4 MIRIAM REBECCA LINKER Academic-Latin A beautiful smile is to the female countenance what the sunbeam is to the flower. Merit List 2, 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Milestone 45 Homeroom Sec. 25 F. N. A. 25 Sr. Prom Comm. 45 Farewell As- sembly Comm. 35 Publicity Comm. 45 Commencement Comm. 45 School Store 45 Choir 35 A Capella Choir 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 45 Operetta 3, 4 PHOEBE JENKINS LONGFELLOW Academic-French With a twinkle in her on her lips. eyes and a smile Intramurals 3, 45 Bel Air High School 2, 3 'iv t LORETTA ARLENE LEHEM Commercial-Stenographic Actions, looks, words, steps from the alphabet by which you may spell her character. F. B. L. A. 3, 45 Mill Wheel Typist 4 li 5: ec A ' Z 5 K . 3 i f ! A lsl R K NELSON ARTHUR MACKEN Academic-Latin He serves me most, who serves his school best. Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council Pres. 45 Honor Society Pres. 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Awards Comm. Chairman 2, 35 Maryland Association of Student Coun- cils 35 Chemistry Club 3, 45 Service Letter 3 ANNE ELIZABETH LIMPERT Academic-Latin Happy as the day is long, School Store 35 Foreign Exchange Comm. 35 Farewell Assembly Comm. 35 Publicity Comm. 45 Sr. Prom Comm. 45 Library Club 25 Chorus 45 Tennis Club 3 f . BRENDA LAVERN MADDOX General We are the architects of our own char- acter. 37 SUZANNE LANNEAU LOEFFLER General It is easier not to speak a word at all, than to speak more words than we should. F. T. A. 3, 45 Dramatics 3, 45 Senior Choir 3, 4 GEORGE McLEAN LU Academic-French He has perfected the art of friendship by constant practice. Varsity Soccer 35 Varsity Track 35 ln- tramural Softball 35 Wrestling 3 BARBARA JEAN MAIER Academic-Latin Jolly and gay, happy and true. Honor Society 3, 47 Student Council Rep. 37 School Spirit Comm. 47 Home- room Sec. 2, 47 Social Comm. 47 Jr. Class Decorating Comm. 37 A Capella Choir 2, 3, 47 Operetta 3, 47 J. V. Hockey 27 J. V. Basketball 37 J. V. Softball 27 Varsity Hockey 3, 47 Vor- sity Softball 3, 4 Q. SHIRLEY ANN McGAHA Academic-French Ambition has no rest. Honor Society 3, 47 Editor-in-Chief of Mill Wheel 47 Journalism 2, 3, 47 F. T. A. 2, 3, 47 Dramatics Club 27 Farewell Assembly 37 Jr. Prom Decorating Comm. 37 Sr. Prom Comm. 47 Welfare Comm. 4 NQQ ,W ELLEN LORRETTA MARTIN General A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Homeroom Sec. 37 F. B. l.. A. 3, 47 Sr. Choir 47 Squad Leader 4 JOHN ALBERT MAY Ill Academic-French Good sense nad good nature are a rare combination. Decoration Comm. 3j J. V. Track and Field 2 .. my ws, '-W ,H .MW NANCY LOUISE MAUTHE General She is an excellent actress. Dramatics 2, 3, 47 F. T. A. 3, 47 Ring Comm, 37 Monitor 2 GAIL PATRICIA McCOY Commercial-Stenographic Her voice was ever soft, gentle and sweet. F. B. l.. A. 3, 47 F. N. A. 47 Red Cross Club 4 ,- . .4 kk 38 JOAN JACQUILAN MALAN General Always ready when laughter and ex- citement call. Mill Wheel 3, 47 F. T. A. 47 Varsity Cheerleader 47 Farewell Assembly 37 Jr. Prom Comm. 37 Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 37 Ring Comm. 37 Dramatics 47 Dance Club 2, 37 Student Council Publica- tions Comm. 47 Operetta 3, 47 Choir 47 J. V. Basketball 27 J. V. Volleyball 37 Intramurals 2 . JANET CAROLYN McGINNIS Commercial The joys l have possessed are ever mine. Milestone 3 CAROLYN JOYCE McOUAY Academic-French Delightful and gay, nice in every way. Merit List 2, 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Chemistry Award 35 Farewell Comm. 35 Constitution Comm. 45 Library 2, 35 Monitor 35 Office Work 45 J. V. Hockey 25 J. V. Basketball 25 Varsity Softball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 A RONALD JOHN MILLER Academic-French There is honesty, manhood, and good fellowship in thee. Milestone 45 Tennis Club 25 Wrestling Club 3, 45 J. V. Cross Country 25 J, V. Track 25 J. V. Soccer 35 Varsity Track 3, 45 Varsity Cross Country 4 E' DORIS JEAN MERRIKEN Academic-French The endearing elegance of female friendship. Honor Roll 35 Honor Society 3, 45 F. T. A. 45 Milestone 45 Publicity Comm. 45 Sr. Follies 45 Sr. Class Social Comm. Chairman 45 Student Council Social Comm. 45 Farewell Assembly 35 Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 35 Jr. Class Decoration Comm. 35 Jr. Class Publicity Comm. 35 Tennis Club 25 J. V. Basketball 25 Varsity Hockey 3, 4 LYNN ELAINE MILLER Academic-Latin-French One who laughs must surely do well. United Nations Club 45 Varsity Basket- ball 45 Notre Dame High School I, 2, 3 he WILLIAM FRANKLIN METZGER Academic-Latin He sits high in everybody's heart, Ceritficate ot Achievement 35 Home- room Pres. 35 Sr. Choir 35 Squad Lead- ers Club 35 J. V. Soccer 25 Varsity Soccer 35 Varsity Track 35 Intramurals 2 REBECCA SUE MILLER Academic-French Those who are good are truly great. Sec. of Student Court 45 Student Court Judge 2, 35 F. T. A. 3, 45 Treas. of F. T. A. 45 Farewell Assembly Comm. 35 Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 35 Student Coun- cil Decoration Comm. 45 Homeroom Sec. 45 School Store 45 Service Letter 35 Sr. Choir 2, 3, 45 Squad leader 2, 45 J. V. Hockey 25 Varsity Hockey Manager 3 39 VIVIAN ANN MELDRON General Thou hast the eternal gift of friend ship. F. N. A. 25 Dance Club 35 F. B. L. A 45 Intramurals 3 GLENN STEWART MILLNER General Cheerfulness is the nature of his per- sonality. Golf Club 2, 35 Intramurals 3 JUDITH NUSSBAUM Academic-French A good sport with a kind heart5 she's always willing to do her part. Honor Roll 2, 35 Homeroom Pres. 45 Student Government Vice Pres. 35 School Spirit Comm. 45 Social Comm. 45 Foreign Exchange Comm. 3, 45 Vice Pres. Md. Assoc. Student Councils 3, 45 Chairman Commencement Comm. 45 A Capella Choir 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 J. V. Hockey 25 J. V. Basketball 25 Varsity Hockey 35 J. V. Softball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Soft- ball 3, 4 SABRA JEAN PALMER Academic-French A sense of honor and devotion to principles will guide my steps to in- tegrity. F. T. A. 45 French Club 45 Colorado Rocky Mountain School 3 KENNETH EDWARD MILTER PHILIP EMIL NORD l General Academic-French io Many a true word is spoken in jest. Curiosity is one of the permanent and J, V, Soccer 3, J. V' Baseball 3: Inna, certain characteristics of a vigorous m rals 2 3 4 mind Golf Club 2, Intramurals 2 FRANCIS TENNANT PEACH HARRIET ANN PIEL Mngp-' SUSAN O'DELL Academic-French One who loves life and laughter. Dancing Club 2, 35 Sr. Day Comm. 3 Sr. Decoration Comm. 4 LESTER EDWARD PAULL. JR. General Considerate and kind, a true friend at all times. .l. V. Track 2 lk E 'Q General Commercial-Stenographic He brings sunshine into u shady place. Sincerity is a heart of true and noble Mgr. Wrestling Team 45 Wrestling Club Womanlwod- 4 F. B. L. A. 3, 45 Music Accompanist 2, FUN EARL EDWARD RIEDEL General A good disposition is a gilt of nature. Wrestling 3, 4 WILLIAM JOSEPH KENT ROBBINS Academic-French To be a well-favored man is a gilt of fortune. Student Council Rep. 35 Homeroom Of- ficer 25 Executive Board 25 Intramurals 2 .-ls. 'hav CHARLES ARTHUR PITTINGER Academic-French This soul ever yearns to be doing something. Sr. Class Vice Pres. 45 Homeroom Treas. 45 Mill Wheel Staff 25 Farewell Assembly Comm, 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Decoration Comm. 35 Sr. Choir 4, Squad Leaders Club 2, 3, 45 J. V. Basketball 25 J. V. Baseball 25 J. V. Soccer 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Var- sity Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Soccer 3, 4 SHIRLEY ANN RIDGLEY Commercial Her quiet personality will leave ci deep and lasting impression, Homeroom Treas. 3 W' wg:-r-' HOWARD ARNOLD RUBIN Academic-Latin In every duty, great or small, he's al- ways there to help us all. Honor Roll 3, 45 Merit List 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Editor of Milestone 45 Co- Chairman Honor Society Alumni Comm. 45 Sr. Parent Relations Comm. 45 Jr. Ring Comm. 35 Chemistry Club 3, 45 Student Government Executive Board 45 Manager Varsity Cross-country 4 41 -V91 JOHN EDWARD SAUTER General To know him is a pleasure-to be his friend is a privilege. Proiection Club 35 Metal Shop Exhibi- tion Comm. 3 JULIA LEE ROBBINS Commercial-Stenographic Neatness is indeed next to godliness. Milestone 45 F. N. A. 35 F. B. L. A. 45 Sewing Club 25 Mill Wheel Typist 45 Hobbies Club 45 Jr. Prom Ref. Comm. 35 Sr. Choir 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3 PATRICIA LEE ROBINSON Commercial-Sfenograpllic Everything a friend should be. Milestone 45 Board of Elections 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Treas. 25 Homeroom Sec. 35 Service Letter 3, 45 Sr. Follies Comm. 45 Chairman Jr. Prom Refreshment Comm. 35 Sr. Prom Comm. 45 Student Government Rep. 45 F. B. L. A. 45 Sr. Choir 2, 3, 45 A Capella Choir 45 Op- eretta 3, 45 Squad Leader 4 PATRICIA RUTH SCHEMM Commercial And she hath smiles lo earth unknown -Smiles that have motion of lheir OWU. Homeroom Chaplin 3, 45 Homeroom Sec. 45 Squad Leader 45 Inlramurals 2, 3, 4 MARTHA FRANCES SEYMORE Commercial-Sienographic A good laugh is sunshine in a house. F. B. L. A. 3, 4 JOAN LEE SHANNON Commercial The very peak of perfection and cour- tesy. F. B. L. A. 3, 45 Treas. Homeroom 35 Commencement Comm. 4 Q? Wv 'Q' TAMARA BARROW SIEGEL Academic-French-Latin Everything comes to she who waits. Merit List 2, 35 Assistant Editor of Mile- stone 45 School Spirit Comm. 45 Stud- ent Council Social Comm, 45 Jr.'Sr. Comm. 35 Jr. Class Decoration 35 Sr. Prom Decoration Comm. Day Comm. 45 Commencement 45 Tennis Club 2, 35 United Prom Comm. 45 Sr. Comm. Nations Club 45 Operetta 35 lntra- 2-J V Hockey 2 J V Volle murals , . . 5 . . y- ball 35 Varsity Volleyball 4 SAMUEL DONALD SHERIN Academic-French A wise man will desire no more than he may get iustly5 he will rise soberly, distribute cheerfully, and leave con- tentedly. Honor Roll 35 Merit List 25 Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Milestone 45 Board of Stud- ent Council Elections Comm. 4 MARY ELEANOR SHIPLEY General Small in stature, big in heart. JACOUELINE MARIE SHERWOOD Academic-French Good nature is the beauty of the mind and wins almost anything. Fashion Show 2, 3, 45 Sewing Club 35 Knitting Club 45 Jr. Prom Decoration Comm. 35 Jr.-Sr. Prom Refreshments Comm. 35 Farewell Assembly 35 Intra- murals 2, 3 CAROLYN LEE SHOWELL Commercial-Stenograpllic Sparkling eyes, a cheerful smile, and a happy heart all the while. Vice Pres. F. B. L. A. 45 F. B. L. A. 3, 45 Jr. Class Entertainment Comm. Choir- man 35 Homeroom Pres. 45 Student Council Rep. 2, 35 J. V. Volleyball 2, 35 Varsity Volleyball 45 'Squad Leader 3, 4 43 LEE ANN SHANNON Commercial Happy are they that are always friend- ly. Ks B. B. L. A. 3, 45 Treas. Homeroom 25 Commencement Comm. 4 VR BARBARA JOAN SINGER Commercial-Sfenographic 'Tis good to be honest and true. F. B. L. A. 3, 45 Treas. Homeroom 45 F. N. A. 35 Milestone 45 Mill Wheel Typist 45 United Nations Club 45 Library Club 2 ELIZABETH LAN EY SPITZNAS General Ah! You flavour everything5 you are are the vanilla of society. Senior Class Publicity 45 School Spirit 2, 3, 45 Decoration 3, 45 Commence- ment Comm. 45Homeroom Pres. 45 U. N. Sec. 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Dra- matics 3 SUZANN E STOFBERG Academic-French A good personality is the salt of life and a sense of humor is the pepper. School Spirit 2, 35 Awards Comm. 25 Class Decoration Comm. 35 Decoration Comm. 35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Publicity Comm. 45 Farewell Assembly 35 Senior Day Comm. 45 Senior Follies Comm. 45 lntramurals 2, 3 MARY JACQUELINE SNYDER ROBERT LOUIS SNYDER Commercial General A friendly heart is the truest wisdom. A light heart lives long. Sec. Homeroom 35 Dance Club 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Jr. Choir 25 Squad Leader 2 K K K CAROLE ANNETTE THOR STRATEN General The thing that goes the farthest toward making life worthwhile, that costs the least, and does the most is just a pleasant smile. Student Council Rep. 2, 3, 45 United Nations Club 35 Social Comm. 35 Decor- ation Comm. 35 Sr. Choir 3, 45 Oper- etta 3 BARBARA LEE STU BBS General A happy-go-lucky gal, a good athlete, and o likeable person. Student Council Social Comm. 35 Sr. Class Decoration Comm. 45 Varsity Hockey 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Softball 2, 3, 45 J. V. Hockey 25 J. V. Basketball 2 BARBARA ELLEN STATHEM Academic-Latin-French Softly speaks and sweetly smiles. Milestone 45 Homeroom Sec. and Treas. 35 Commencement Comm. 45 Farewell Assembly Comm. 35 Jr. Class Decoration Comm. 35 F. N. A. 3, 45 Secretory F. N. A. 45 Senior Decoration Comm. 45 Senior Choir 45 Operetta 35 Squad Leader 35 J. V. Hockey 25 J. V. Volleyball 2 MILTON PHILIP STOMLBER Academic-French He successfully accomplishes any task. Merit List 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Chemistry Club 3, 45 Chemistry Club Pres. 45 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 35 Chair- man of Honor Society 45 Junior Class Ring Comm. 35 Chairman of Senior Class Parent Relations Comm. 45 Com- mencement Comm. 45 Varsity Cross Country 45 Varsity Track 3, 4 WY '-ef VX CHARLES THORDALL THOMAS Academic-French A man he seems at cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrcws. ,Varsity Basketball 4, J. V. Basketball 3 ELLIS TRUMAINE TINKLER General Gaiety and a light heart are the medi- cine far all. Chess Club 3, Proiection Club 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, J. V. Soccer 4, J. V. Truck 4 CHARLES THOMAS STULCK General Good nature is a priceless treasure. 'Hn STEPHANIE GAYLE TOLLE Academic-French Eiticient in her projects, charming with her soul, Honor Roll l, Mill Wheel 2, 4, School Spirit Comm. 2, Cafeteria Comm. 2, Social Comm. 2, Dramatics Club 2, Service Award 2, Sec. of Regional Student Government 2, Jr. Prom Decor- ation Comm. 3, F. T. A. 2, 3, Board oi Elections 2, Vice Pres. of Regional Student Government 4, State Executive Board F. T. A. 4, Student Council Rep. 2, 3, 4, Sr. Class Commencement Comm. 4 JOHN WILLIAM TALBOTT Academic-Latin Many things dilticult to design prove easy in performance. Unsung Hero Comm. 2, School Spirit Comm. 2, Building and Grounds 4, Band 2, Operetta 3 CAROL AN N TOPPER General Fun loving yet sincere, jolly yet serious. 45 'NH' unso- 'KY MARY LOUlSE TIMBERMAN Academic-Latin The highest graces of music flow from the feeling of her heart. Honor Roll l, 4, Merit List 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Milestone Scribes Ch. 4, Farewell Assembly 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Awards 3, 4, Foreign Exchange 3, 4, School Spirit 4, Service letter 3, Operetta 3, A Capella Choir 4, All- State Chorus 4, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Chorus 2, Baccelaurrate 4 JOAN ESTHER TODRIFF General l have a heart with room for icy. Student Council Rep. 4, Prom Comm. 3, Dance Club 3, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Decorat- ing Comm. 3, 4, Chazy Central Rural School 2 fm DENNIS HOWARD TREAT Academic-French The sunny disposition is the very soul of success. Milestone 4, Senior Prom Comm. 4, Senior Dance Comm. 4, Senior Follies 4, Dance Club 4 POLLY ANN WADDELL Academic-Latin A very gentle person and a good soul. F. N. A. 2, 3, 4, United Nations Club 3, 4 RL: 'Mr . WILLIAM ROBERT VAUGHN General Good character is human nature in its best form. Homeroom Vice Pres. 4, Proiection Club 2 JACQUELINE JOAN VOGEL General She from whose lips divine persuasion flows. Student Council Rep. 3, Monitor 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 2, 3, Intramurals 2 ANDREA DEAN VLASES Academic-French Such joy ambition finds, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Scholarship Pin l, 2, 3, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Execuitve Board 4, Senior Day Co-Chairman 4, Commencement Comm. 4, Social Comm. 4, Co-Chairman Board of Elections 4 LYNN E BARBARA ELAINE VYNER Academic-Latin Whatever is worth doing, is worth doing well. Honor Roll 3, Merit list 2, Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Cafeteria Camm. Chairman 3, School Spirit Comm. Co-Chairman 4, Farewell Assembly 3, Publicity 3, 4, Foreign Exchange Comm. 3 46 iihxi' it GARY LEWIS TYERYAR Academic-Latin He is the quiet person who accom- plishes much. Honor Rall 3, 4, Merit l.ist 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Awards Comm. 4, Mile- stone Subscription Chairman 4, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4 LINDA LEE WAGGONER Academic-Latin My heart is like a singing bird. Merit list 2, Library Club 2, Sr. Choir 3, 4, A Capella Chair 3, 4, Operetto 3, 4, J. V. Volleyball 2, 3, J. V. Basket- ball 2, J. V. Basketball Manager 3, Varsity Volleyball 4, Varsity Basketball Manager 4 JAMES ORVILLE WAGNER General Worry and I have never met. Proiection Club l, 2, 3 ,Eg .,,, . DENNIS EDWIN WERTZ General The fewer the words, the greater the profit. Proiection Club 2, Card Club 3 459' ESTHER ANNETTE WARREN Academic-French She is one who enjoys sports and gaiety. Milestone 4, Commencement Comm. 4, Senior Day 4, Student Council Decora- tion Comm. 2, 3, 4, Sr. Class Decora- tion Comm. 4, Farewell Assembly 3, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. 3, Student Council Rep. 4, Homeroom Sec. 2, Girls State 3, Intramurals 2, J. V. Hockey 2, J. V. Basketball 2, J. V. Softball 2, Varsity Hockey 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Softball 3, 4 NANCY ELLEN WEILLER Academic-French Enthusiasm, spirit and joy all claim her as a child. Honor Roll 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Sec. Honor Society 4, Homeroom Treas. 3, Farewell Assembly 3, Decoration Comm. 2, Public Relations Comm. Chairman 3, Decorations Comm. 3, Jr. Prom Comm. Chairman 3, Chairman Student Council Decoration Comm. 4, Social Comm. 4, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Oper- etta 3, J. V. Hockey 2, J. V. Basket- ball 2, Varsity Hockey 3, 4 47 wi N . se ti :F H O lla. 41 A. 5 RONALD WATTS WAXTER General Life is not life at. all without delight. JOHN LEONARD WEISS General A boy with a :mile is a boy worth- while. J. V. Track 2, J. V. Cross Country 2 BEVERLY LEE WALTER Academic-French Manners are the happy way of doing things. Monitor 2, Dance Club 2, F. N. A. 3, Dramatics 3, United Nations 4 JUNE REGIS WHITE Commercial-Sfenographic There is no greater everyday virtue than cheerfulness. Honor Roll 3, Merit List 3, Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Milestone Treas. 4, Typist for Mill Wheel 4, Awards Comm. 2, 3, 4, F. B. L. A. 3, 4, Squad Leader 2, 3 BETTE ELAINE WILLIAMS Academic-French The highest wisdom is continual cheer- fulness, Milestone 45 Girls' State 35 Sr. Class Decoration Comm. 45 Farewell As- sembly 35 Foreign Exchange Comm. 35 Jr. Class Prom Comm. 35 F. T. A. 45 Library Club 45 United,Nations Club 3, 45 Student Council Rep. 3, 45 J. V. Softball 25 J. V. Hockey Manager 3 ARLEN E DELORES WRIGHT Commercial Her honesty and loyalty will long be remembered. Student Council Rep. 2, 3, 45 Monitor I, 2, 3, 45 Vice Pres. Dance Club 25 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 J. V. Volleyball 25 Varsity Volleyball 3, 4 5 f gg 1 A SUSAN BOWMAN WHITE Academic-French A truly strong mind is'the mind that can equally embrace great and small things. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Pres. F. T. A. 45 Treas. F. T. A. 35 F. T. A. 2, 3, 45 Library Club 25 Student Council Rep. 3, 45 Cafeteria Comm. 35 Social Comm. 45 Sr. Day Comm. 45 Board of Elections 45 J. V. Basketball 2 CAROLYN VICTORIA WHITTINGTON Academic-French The gift of gaiety may itself be the greatest good fortune, Honor Roll I5 Sr. Prom Comm. 45 Moni- tor 25 J. V. Hockey 25 J. V. Basketball 25 Varsity Hockey Manager 4 mi in MARY JEAN YEALDHALL MARGARET CAROL YOUNG Commercial Academic-French Her twin is friendship. A happy smile makes many friends. F- 5- I-f A- 3, 4 Honor Society 3, 45 Merit List 35 48 Science Award 35 Constitution Comm. 3, 45 Cafeteria Comm. 2, 35 Farewell Assembly 35 Vice Pres. F. N. A. 35 Pres. F. N. A. 45 J. V. Volleyball 25 Intramurals 2 '35 DAVID JESSE WILSON Academic-French A man of courage is also full of faith. Card Club 35 Radio Club 25 Varsity Cross Country 35 Varsity Track 3 ELEANORA ROSE WRIGHT Commercial She has a heart full of gold, Monitor I, 2, 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 ' ' RUTH LEE ZIPPRIAN Commercial-Stenographic The secret to success is constancy to , purpose. Honor Roll 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 41 President F. B. L. A. 4, F. B. L. A. 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3 This is Erika Ruppenthal, but most people know her as Ricky. She was born in Bremen, Germany and has a brother and a sister. At her school, Obersohule Am Waller- ring, she took French, English, and Latin. When she returns to Germany, she will have completed thirteen years of school. Ricky has continued her studies in Latin this year while at Milford, as well as studying United States history and literature. Elected vice president of her homeroom, 12-2, Ricky also belonged to the United Nations Club and the School Spirit Committee. When she was asked about her impression of Milford, Ricky stated: I think it's a won- derful school. The kids, so far as l know them, are awfully nice. Next year Ricky will take an examination before graduation in Germany, and then, she plans to study FOREIGN EXCHANGE Understanding is the keyword to whole- some relationships, In the modern age in which we live, it is essential for countries to understand each other. This being true, what better way is there of building trust and friendship than through the youth? This theory has been given life in the form of a foreign exchange program. This pro- gram uses, as its foundation, the schools of the nation. This year, Milford has taken up the cause and is doing its part to strengthen the bonds of international un- derstanding and bring about world peace. ln the fall of 1955, a committee headed by Judy Nussbaum and sponsored by Miss Mary Childs, formulated the Foreign Ex- change Program for this year. Since this was a new venture in our school, it aroused the interest and cooperation of the faculty, the student body, and the community. medicine. if Franco Millich is from Alessandria, Italy. He has four brothers and one sister. When he returns to his native Italy, he will be confronted with two more years of school at Liceo Scientifico. These two years will complete his total of thirteen years schooling, after which he will go on to the Aeronautical Academy. Subiects that he will take next year and the year after include: psychology, philosophy, Greek, and English. While in Milford, he has taken French and United States History and literature. The varsity soccer team gained a valuable player when Franco ioined its ranks. He was also elected vice-president of his homeroom, T2-'l. Franco was a member of the radio club this year as well. When asked if he liked Milford, he replied, Yes, of course I like Milford. In answer to the question about the United States, his reply was: A great, marvelous, wonderful country. lt's iust like you expect to find it. 49 Done mosf for fhe school Mosf inlelleclual Mosf likely fo succeed r Senior so l A Nelson Macken. Judy Nussbaum Howard Rubin- SW While Mosf Dramaflc Howard Rubin, Lois Crandall XA? H5551 Dick Hawkins, Nancy Maufhe Biggest llirfs in , 2' 4 ' 1 I Q9 Charles Barfon. Willie Chrisfian Gary Flo Besl dressed Charles Hogg. Barbara Slailuem 50 Besf dancers J hr, Joan Malan Mosf affracfive - if s.. N-5 Bobby Balford, Tammie Siegel i Mos! ladylike and genflemanly Marylyn Goode. Franco Millich Best afllleles in O I Chuck Piflinger. Barbara Sfubbs If Mos? Bashful , s M 3 A-. :, v 5' fu 'WI' l IAQ Sue Loelller, Phil Nord Tallesl and sharfesl' Mos? lalkaflve Francis Peach, Joan Todrilf Charles Thomas. Rulh DeBerry Besf all around L .mn Mosl' popular Wifflesl' xW -- ' ki l . I i A , lL.'l i f 'aff ah I w Willie Melzger, Pal Lee Skipper Janes. Nancy Weiller 51 Francis Peach, Marian Dillman L. f.lvf':ff , .Wi ' il 1' 3159 -1-Q Mr. Raymond Jacobs Mr. Kenndh vice Senior Class Sponsors and Officers CLASS OFFICERS: Sieve Kreuzburg. president Chuck Piffinger. vice president Murylyn Goode. secrefary and Bob Baiord. ireasurer. diwms ,ws S96 'X Q ,, 7 rl Fuiure Midshipmen? Place audifarium Time: 8:00 a.m. Whaf have Huey had for lunch! No commeni kph 'ai The long-awaiied day g Seniors ai Ease 53 W Af R5 XZ, X U nderclassmen 5 ! 1 J? .. .,, sf- v A 'fiv- :gf X 5 5 C' J . Q An L15 JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Theodore Venefoulis and Mr. Harold LoH'. A The Class of 1958 CLASS OFFICERS: Peggy Weiller, Treasurer: Barbara Serra. Secrefary: Gail Langrehr. Presideni: Mahhew Donavin. Vice-President 1 56 My , -ew... gi P. Sfewart explains The Tell-Tale Henri 'lo Miss Kahn! i 7 e M .4 J. ll L - ... , D - f es. Y rj, A . V i . -A K r kkky .51 Q- ,, PAV N --1 V , , 1 ilhr i - - .L Q A, vi I fl f I I D in ., . I 'Vi l 'Musik . , I 'Q 5 ,sb : 5 1 f V KE as E s..,f tl' ' .V 1, k lfx 'W f . .ff 51.52, .. W. ',!!.,! 1 AIN! fi c 4 09- f'7','v I 'Q' Y' s Q' 'i X 1 A LF 7 em ,..p I fi-Y' . xi M ik .I .- ' V I f 5, V: 1 nf . ,. i1,.f',f - .ia I as W - - 1... i A 1 X.. - i l J e e ao? . ee .yi J fa WQAHDQ if ,Q fs. Yr Y 57 V. Ashmore. W. Barkley. H. Block. C. Espy S. Fink. J. Folger. B. Gilberf J. Greensfreef, D. Haynie, A Hemler G. Hilfner. L. Hirsll. J. Hunler. R. Kappleman. M. Keir. J. Lisl- I. Lufrui, S. McDonald. R. Mil- ler, H. Molofcll. B. Morris. L. 0'NeiII L. Pifer. B. Rapson. D. Sleig- Ier. P. Sfeward. M. Sfrong. J. Ubel S. Volkmar, D. Warner. J. Wafson. L. Weiss. B. Zeisel S. Anderson. J. Billmeyer. J. Bosse. R. Broughfon, S. Byerly, , N :Nw Yu R ex J hav Q - f S f I J. Cole E .1- ' Z A ,, W V VA 7. A My R ., I I e -,kz Q.,-f X 1 -f '. : f, 'I I E 1 -ff 'X' 1 e,- nf X C. Connelly, M. Diiman. E. ,E , 'Nh' W' Ecltford. Jr., P. Farley, E. , ' - I , A Gooden. E. Gordon A ,W 1 rg. .. A K' J k -' 1-e,. ,Q , L K ' f f ' I: f I V ' f ' I , J 5 i F if QV A , - e .f J L .'7 1 of 3 ..... if7.....f J. Hummel. J. Harvey. R. Him- ' L A IJZ . - I Q ' elfurb. J. Jackson. W. Jolly, E. f viii, 5. L V H 1 ,M L J .. sw u f .L kri E til ,f . -, , KW' In . K L p E: if ' J oJ... R 'L J1' Q ... 5' , . i 1 X HE J. mn. K. Klaus. J. Lucuen. J. g - , M , L McDonald. W. Pohl, J. Purkins 'R go N J l ' V, J . A - ,Q 1 ' : 1 f W lxi' ' .ri 11- f 1' ff 'Y -4 .V ' fu ' L 'C km- P . 'ifizf .i2ff..,. 3 if' I if 5 n P' 'f ., ' 3 ,, 1': ,X s s 'ii-W it , ' J Q 1 Q .,.. . , . .if J o 'J. ooo L ' R2 '1 li ii, L L. Schley. B. Serra. A. Smooi. M' , L D. Turley. L. Weber. R. Wen- ' J Q doll of 1, - L V li K g J I lk ,- . , S: , ...M I Xt 1 ',1N ' .4 s G.. jf: , :. MQ R. Oaies and C. Connelly presen-i o modern version of Romeo and Julie? under Mr. Bu'icher's supervision. 58 NOT PICTURED: L. Corfer. D. H-2 6 a-J' X g Y' 5 'iff . YJ .3 E Jgqf J, is ' f l , ' i.. .. Q 1'L- 'J 'VU' ' ' I JW- I . A V J f -r J vi' f . -gg' s A ' - i- H Q in .,.- , J I 'fi ' J I K 1 ' 'i ,,-' ' In 4 lf A group gafhers around os Mr. Horpel displays 'llle Bill of Righls. , 45? U5 nz' - 1 E. Brooks. D. Collins. D. Diehl M. Donavin. E. Edwards. G D Foson Y ...Q-2. 42 X2 1 s lx 5 . NF' w. Ferger. E. Golden. n. l-loan S. Kao. J. Kirby, G. Kringel 2 gg, u, , .if . R. Lesfer. c. McClain. J. neu mond. A. Royce, S. Sauler, R ff Sclliolhno E g ,. QQ P. Scllwind. V. Selis, N. Singer. C. Snyder, G. Sleil. T. Sfrum X M 'Q 1 '16 ' A ,il il T 1? D. Warner. J. Welch. A. Weid- emeyer. J. Williams, T. Wil- helm has-'N-4 P. Farley asks Mr. Vice wha? ambiguous means. W. lien. I. lrown. M. Buchan- an. W. lull. N. lufler. J. Dav- G. Dani, R. Green. J. Holyield. G. Hunfer. B. McKeever. E. M owers G. Neeb. C. Perin. B. Rosen- berg. W. Schauerman. S. She- mer. W. Slnifll S. Sfaddard, H. Sfrahler. M. Sfrawhand. R. Taylor, T. Webb. L. Weinberg L. Wheaf, G. Whife. J. Wil- liams. W. Williar. Il. Young. D. Ziia ,-1-L. 2- wgisaw fl.. .5 .ip- 47 x ov- 499' ' K z H-4 B. Becker M mf' 522 Q. ' if K xii .- mn fm -r V E-4325 ,M V. 1, in N f izy' 5 QIA K fi-'G- af Ziiiff ,Q A Li A , . 'G 6. ' 311- . 'QL f W if V 15 M J K .:,,:: X H ff? M F' ' l , .I ,-.k- in VV fn , WV,, i 1 i -Q isss ' A Wg, M if , M - ' ...s ag -H , k rkk , K4 1,1 u' M- 'iw 31, V9 f , I -QE . .16 . . Q.. G V fe . 5-mf f, il ,J '.' ,, il M55 2 if . .4-uv s -z ' 'rw .:Q1 5152 A 4' f E We k 'W ,. i ww i f 1' 'dirkrfnef V , W siii 'Q sufs Q ll-5 S. Adams i cr J ar ,B , rv. 'V' ' , nf ' . .. cx if- . -if' A I ,. ' Q3 ' K A Q V , . R R I 6 ,, 'Li .wg , ' , 6 I V, an h A 5 J My 754.1 X iv my X ...af ,A W- F A . ,753 1 KLVGTLLW . W.. Lk 4- xy :nf L., Rdnisi ff A M M . h B. Maier and P. Dorsey sing Baby If's Cold Ouhlde wifi: Mr Beard of the piano. :ew . A A qi dodd f ,Q,dV 1 levi. Rayne a W nf' f fm D. Alger. P. Arney. M. Bopsf. R. Bromwell, S. lryani. M. Corwin E. Crawford. H. Dibbern, V. Ellis, P. Fine. R. Freeland. J. Goodman P. Greenburg, P. Heiner, C Hoshall, R. Kearney. D. Klym S. Laihe L. Levenihal. R. Levine. A Maflack, M. Nickoles, R Rhodes. R. Riddle J. Roszell. W. Scherer, R schism. n. Smifh. n. wnderl son. R. Wells G. Arney. W. Baker. J. Brown. D. Burch. B. Burgess. B. Chaney M. Charnock. D. DeHaven. S. Enos. L. Ensor. B. Finnegan. D. Gill R. Gould. W. Greenwall. E. Hoagn, J. Haggard. D. Horn. C. Hughes N. Jacobson, B. Johnson. G. Langreher. R. Levering, M. Marlin. P. Mafhena R. Mlller. B. Minnicll, C. Rap- pold. J. Rasensleel, W. Rund. M. Scheilling L. Schwarfz. J. Smilh, W. Thompson, D. Unger. P. Via. R. Zimmerman l ,, Q. 2-fi A W A 3 ' , Lf , A ,,.' ff' 5.1. .'-J J':J , A -' -' ' ff ' - , ,,., ff , N l .. is M D D. N 1 . ,-. W .3 WL ,,.. Q ' ' ' A x Q1 ws S .. kr I J A In I . vf 3 M ,,.. 1 L L W, 3 'M D W f J ip .. is 'Q 6 F it Q ,N P .af J DJJDD J W V76 .. . 2 . lc' , I L Q- P A Q R Q 1. ' 'fi N . if K' 'M q . V 7. ' V ' e,gk' J in ..ee ' W A 'wp D 4 . , A Q 'A iii Af- ' ev . . - pol A M.. J lf- Ax I N. Levi fells 'I'he class abou! 'llle movie Julius Caesar while Mrs. Waber walches. 62 10' H- . 1 In 6 .W 'X V. 4 ., ,X ,Mir M ,, I ' D J if ,.. on JD -'fp 'R l S - J if . . . Q .Q 2 V 2 . mfkw w, - , : ,,W 4 by 'tj I X .ig 7, ' ' ' ' 1 1hl J 0 D ...E J J J ,L D 552 , fx. N, Q J 3 S D as R . . n nf ,, IA Wi .N , QL A,, Sly S I D 1 l I f fs... . .1 fff-f -- . 2. . gg.. 1 ! 'KF E 5 Q22 dsx fir' Jah' ilv q ww 5 NR 1 X , Q- . '24 --.H N. A .. , N.. .M 7. x pf 4 L 1- . QF, 1 2 'av' ' 13, 139' Pc ,J O L. WDA ! ' i ' V m AAJ, 1 ,, ' K' fi .K J? 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Flanagan, D Gan. J. Hull, J. Ju-um, l. mf Loren A. MeNemar. M. lelehenbcch J. Sulsmcn. N. Silverman. G Sfoneslfer. P. Thomas H. Tinlxler. E. Vance. J. Wer- ren, M. Weinsfein. T. Wiley, R. Zimmerman ll-8 . R , , L a 5 W A j , f 1 ., ,N 51 ' I 'S' , ., fi! ik 5 N Q., K ,. VD QL' '.W , I .Ha . HE T .,.. ' . - - , ---- - K. , ' , 'f fx.. ., s:'-: ' H 'J' S' M Q N T 7 LL'L , ' ' J M VK L ' ' M ' H. fi 'Z 1 Q Q ' -'A ,. V , , L ,A sn L . . 1 - n 1 n M A 4 f- jw- , I ik .s st' -- sse M s kyyxy K I K In E+ ,K , , L H - ' N iv ,Q A Q :al .. I 'ul JKT:- 64 tr . po- -., 'ei , ,gulf N M .V iq 911 ' w V Lyi Vkk: ff Ms- rt-Z5 Jo C3 1f1 'f+ SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSOR: Miss Gayle Gramling CLASS OFFICERS: Bobby Wordii, president: Fred Barlow. vice president Diane Pfeiffer, secreiary, and Terry Eckharf. ireasurer 65 S. Alf, R. laer, F. larlow, L. leclr, P. Boylan, Z. lrown E. lruns, I. lryanf, M. Cenlo- fanfi, J. Clark, T. Clemons, A. Davidson R. Davis, C. Dorsey, D. Dorsey, L. Eeldlarf, C. Emmel, D. Fielding I. Gibson, S. Gilberf, D. Glas- er, I. Gompl, K. Hamburger, J. Harding S. Hooper, S. Kaplan, W. Kemp, A. Korfisses, H. Lieber- go'H', T. Messersrniih A. Miiniclx, D. Orr, E. Purcell, R. Roberison. K. lozebooln. W. Seim B. Smith, L. Smith, P. Vine. W. Wade. C. Warield. R. Williams -II LJ il!-N if . .f..' , - I 1 izgzfif :V,. ' M' ' 1 3, S- 1 A L V 32 , v ,fyh E W i i fjtn. ,., . ,. rkkz lr V.,, V Mai . ' - 'at' 4 WML HM. W 4, 1 ,V,k Q h Hz..---5 nf :T V? iii . Q J LDL. F .W ' 1? K X 1 may A . 2 Q ' , ,,.. M.. , .. W or , ,,,... . ,ar-M . 5 f N- .WA W . 1 Q ,E . 1 .1 lg 31' .. .- W ,WW if .:,A, W ...Q ,,.. 'W v -J .a 3... :f af' .-f--L A J ,.,,,,f'W 4 K .Wi 4 S. . m H' ,KQV 3 'K i . W 7 1' Q V- 1' Q ' . ' . 11 -- WW, W-g Q ff: ' ' z..- -if .1 1 L o W ,. ' , 1 we 1 , . ff .12-naas,1 : K' 1 - r o ' D... . D ,af fo L D 157.2 W f I ,M 'm--ff..-.. WW .'- ...W ' ..W.1 F .W ' A ' W A W 0' ' Q W Q W: . no Wo.W W Wf ' A ' fr . W Yi .- ii W f W 1 , it ' ' 1- V: 66 as ,. 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'fgi' .,.' , .2 .1-- -27? i . , M A - , M I , VA Townshend 5 , , , , ,g A- i VV ,A V K. .- L.,.Zg V ' .wilg,.f 1 J M , ...x I A Under Miss Gramling's supervision I. Croq- han and I. Chenowefll deeorafe Phe bulleiin board. 67 S. Beauchamp. D. Ireedom. J. Iridner, D. Clements. M. L. S. Kruexburg. C. Macklin. I. , M. Stephenson. I. Sfern, E. h 3 W at J. Ubel. S. Siofberg. and V. Selis pay careful affenfion 'Io Mr. Jacobs' demon- sfrafion. G. Bowen, R. Bradford, S. Con- ier, T. Carr, R. Casheha. E. Consfable B. Davids. F. Frank, A. Hansen, R. Hyder. H. Janney, L. Jasper F. Gerald. C. Jones. H. Levi. R. Marshall. V. McGinnis. C. McNulty M. Merkle. M. Messier, D. Moore. V. Pierpont. A. Rich- ardson. L. Rosinsky M. Rafe. C. Sauier, G. Schis- sler, B. Schminche. A. Schultz, L. Slaie D. Smifh. S. Tillson. R. Tracey. E. Walfer. S. Woodsum, R. Worman ff i.2,i!'J' -'5ff:.i1:.f:,.i if iee hw A NVVV A ge, we vw x li. .Q 'V' ' , f , X 4' ' E4 in B . we ,ea ,gi , in Q1 . 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Scllarfer. C. Sclleper. E. Sluimelf. J. Scllmidf. J. Soullnard Q fs-...DA Jr , J J T 1 , R ' Q 'S ' 'Wi ,gf.r o'.Hf'4 ' N s ill? ll. - f , ,. -f ,495 'w'nf ' r, If I E5 , vw . ' . 5 ' f U 5 .- - F , , , ...,, . , -' R .L K i ,- - A , 445.4 I '-..., fl 3 ,... ,I I .k', Miss Shivers fries 'lo drill inla R. Keiner's. B. Clay and N. lul'Ier's heads fllal opposile angles of a parallelogram are equal. 5 2 N J-.M ' 'v J l EJAJJ 4' ll. - J L H R.. s J . 7.5 Q... Vx ,L at ' M ,rv JJJJJ V , ? A 1 JJ' - 3- JJ JJ H lf? .J up K 3.3: Q ,VVL L.. is ,,,, f If A ' W2 s , , J J .Q K .VIKKAK . K AV Y EAS! A J x -- 'V 1 J V L fx , 9, . 5 J A VJ J ...E A K ' vw fl. P I EV ,x . I A -.,L ,L J - , f . 2 S , J : : , A J.:fJ J -' ,.,sJ ig, , K I y It :ii VV,r v A it .V-, ,Eli ,kxkl ,,, VW ll: in If fr . RJ R R 4 J c.1'emple. E.Wllson JJ JJ J J I . l ' W' , srr - W' J J JJJ l'- if' 70 I0-5 ' ...nf 1. .. an ,- f.. A -5 . D J 4-ff .f 3 A J Vg, 1 51. 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D. Wach- fer. D. Wurfel. R. Warnanlan I. Webshr X Q 3 53 vm G Hi? J. Bransky. Y. Buschow. W Chenoworih. Y. Church. W Croghan. L. Eareckson . s . 1-Q. 1- f H. Fleishmonn, L. Golden. C. Greenwalf. M. Higgs. W. Hol- man. L. Hufsler B. Jones, E. Kirk. W. Kline. A. Lee. P. Miniclx. A. Nichols M. Peach. H. lidgley. I. Ile- del. H. Sands. H. Schleln. D. Schmedes C. Schwarh. M. Segafoose. E Shiheff. R. Sfifely, J. Sullivan J. Suffon J. Thais. R. Thompson. W. Tinlrler. W. Walker, R. WII- liams, A. Zimmerman laxfer. D. Berry. R. louis azz.. ...M 1 , 5 ' . I H K, . V be ' f ,F ,v,, A ., . .sm ww .FK ' Yiwu .., X I0-7 , . , g A ..,..o hJ aa , : . , W e .,.1. '11 anim K 'iii f'k,- 1 T -'Q V A, yujigp. ' K V I . I .,,. in A . ,., I ki' .2 i A f 3 -f.- of J : P- gk: , , . U Q I if ' 4. f ',, -'N .A h 1 N Vx! if V19 ' 1, Q' A :I if Q A ,V .2 J if , J , V ,.,,h.. I if Ii? 'J., as ? . ' , C J M fl v gc u f C jx! W C u'u' f---- J '54 H 72 .1 K --1, . if .qv M ff' .sftsgsf 1 -. ,..f1: 140' 4' I ' ky 'x euou 1 .1 In if Q 0 fv- Jfhw A.. A., J Qu' 15,1 g ..... - L fha' ff. 'V 1' I 'dsl L fa ,,, Q ? . if inf Eb .W K, . . .N , r Q 6, A JL ...Q ff I0-8 ll1 ' in ., 3 ,Q A-S-D-F-:-L-K-J . . . Mrs. Bell Oralns our 60 w.p.m. fyplsh. ,pm as xr 4: 1 M If LJ wi. A fl M iq Ll af I 1 , , .-, . ,V V L an .. . . V ' ,, f if-,, ' A L L - A 5' EJ ! f ci' ' L LLMM 1 L C , I , ,,.' 3,-' W an 13 V and .. . 1 I, fD' V Gk. 4 'ZW e , N 9' ',, 'L 2 'KP 1 ff? .M WE . M K f LL, 11 4 -. f f rm LC i L.,.X C L nf ef! f -w' , any 73 L. Arndf. B. lulbier. C. lar- sella. C. Brady. L. Caldwell, J. Charles T. Coyle. E. Dellaven. H. Ed- wards. M. Fox. W. Grill, E. Haddaway B. Hamby, T. Harmon. L. Harf- Iey, R. Henriques. L. Hughes, D. Jacob J. Kille, E. Klym. M. Krelu. C. Lloyd. C. Mafher. J. McCarthy C. Nugenf. C. Owens. P. Pen- dergasf. R. Pfeiier. M. Rufh- enberg, M. Speclre J. Sfansbury, A. Tyler, W. Wahl, M. Walling, F. wildill, A. Zemo V 2: DDD , . G. Dillon. L. Hemler. D. Hoov- D 1 ' V ' V 1 .43-A , H 1- . VV 1 er. N. Poinier. M. Risso. J. g VV VV W .V , 'gs .Q 'Q M -fl . nmeffora V - D VV , VV V no V . gg... DD D 1 Di N , l: D n - . , .. I ,gg J. sim. M. sfma, u. wq- A o .D A, ff l ' D ner. R. White. D. Williams, H. I , . 1' 5 V , 7y AL -fi' ff V Yeager V V VV, D V of - DV V 7' V1 V V.V V . . iw' Z 'D P . 'rj' .15-Hfiuk AFA- M Y ' Lf' 7 k .JI DD 'ilh' ' D I n V .V A. , Visa n VV V, V , V ,,.b..,,,: V ,iy . -'V - I R . V I0-S Mr. Spurgeon shows L. Hemler. H. Yeager, J. Slior. ond A. Eruninlon how fo operoie a movie proiedor. Wifh 'Hue oid of M. Mocluen llefil ond C. Krlelxler. Mr. Young explains Ohln's Low io flue class. T TNEAC CYCLE ,f- ' iff? I 74 J QQRNQ W W CLD hh-Q...-Q! 'bi f -1. Q l I x nv uv if FRESHMAN CLASS SPONSORS: Mrs. Jean Mulholland and Miss Nancy Penny- packer. Class of 1960 CLASS OFFICERS: H. Dorsey, Judge: E. Gluck. Treasurer: M. Collins, Secrefaryg J. Baker. Presidenl: C. Fulenwider, Vice-Presidenl. 5 W if .1 sz- ,.. Q, jf' e ' ' M. f' . fm. V CQ 75 L , 'Q H . Emi 5 L .x . rvifi.. A I . ,.,,-..,- 1 ... qw- WM , 3, ,A W..- .igwf IV -. 4 N,,,,.,, , W Jig, lic: Mr. Graham discusses ihe organizafion of poliiical parties wi1'h his ninfh grade Core class. M. Colledor, M. Collecior. R. Davis. M. Diblasi. R. Ebelein, C. Fleischman P. Fooie. P. Garrison. T. Grif- iiih. L. Harris, C. Hong. R. Kubow H. Leader. M. Leubo, C. Lev- insan, R. Linz, R. Meicalf, J. Miller J. O'Donoghue. M. Puglisi. W. Renfro. M. Ruppali. B. Sand- ers. D. Shiiileff B. Sparrow. R. Thompson. Z. Toms. D. Tydings. C. Via. L. Zimlin M. Allen, P. Carr 9-I 49 '71 5' 5... ft: if Q... I ,I 1' 1 f iii fig W , I My 'X 4 Q K wif my R R I! 1 . .wow 3 ii ' .2 W' 'Wifi ,L Af.. mf hm J' I ...Q 5 W ' ,,.- +-K' ' W' gf' 1 ....,-1 UZ, if Q .w ,! ixx' Q U, , ,. I -Q! . fm will .ig R - 355' fi fi' . ffm ' L A-ff R 4 V . , , A f f . VV . ..-,: -I , bl ' . Aim. 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Masi- s A more. R. Meekins. R. Mieeiche. ,,..,, 3. , M. Parks 'M5 -453,5 D. Packer. N. Reiblich, D. Rhode. K. Roberfson. G. Rob- inson. S. Sadler J. Schisler. R. Schmidt E. Scholliun. W. Smifh. P. Sny- der. J. Sfaigerwald C. Sionesifer. L. Townsend, R. Weidemeyers. J. Weikers. A. Wills. R. Ummerman , 5, 'E' ,f - Q .2 3,41 W' is ,J - M wfiim ii v '35, , - . '.. s 4W,g.:. 1 1 'K L, A fir- ,ian iifvn I W Lk ,...VV, , Q :V fi ' as -- LM Q -..fr L f- A A I 80 6 1. , rf' .f V ' 4, ,J 279 4 f, ' yrs- - ' , 4 ,, ' x 1, 3- , - 5- 2 , B f , ? if , 3. if ,f P' 6? L A - , Q I B BL.. . if A ev lg . ff 'LA AH fl ' . .LK4 ., x.,. an yr if .,'L ef , -:- 2 sd 5 ,zi A . F' ff 5313 , 'S ,.f- s W 'f sg . f ig ,V P ,T It .fn I '12, I ' - fm' I V, ff -ig O. Ashby 'L x, 055' B , R Zi, 51' , V.K, - f Q., .L if V :wg .f - gik , .. '1s -fn I 5 J 1 62 -L -. 11 M. Ai. 4 U' J 7 Wrwzdv 'K 5' ,,,g. ' -M: ' my ,.,q, 56' ' I LWAV Q . 2' , link -xx i f 1 fs. , .. Z, g r , 1 9-6 4 g N7 Vw W .M , -I .-Ugg: 5 Miss Reynolds demonsfrafes fo P. Heyl how io boil wafer. J. Baihzglia. J. Bowen fn, VJ 4333 A A , Vg E. Brady. D. Campbell. R. ' gn ' ' 6, Christopher. W. Dell. B. Gar- WN ' .5 V' 5 2 rison. E. Harvey K ,V V V3 xi . K My ,J . .. , , ' Z Q . 45 D. Hess. E. Huhler. D. Kelly 7... J ' ' W W ,,, ' L-3 if-N P. Liffriello, J. Logue, N. Mc- 5 if 'A '? A V' ' 3 Q- gf Laren ' ' F L, ' , +1 A ...J 55 n 53 5' ff 'H' . .1 f .nsn JW , ' J 1 A ' 'J J' ... ' It 1, X F ' ' Q B. Marchani. A. Mehrling, J. . - ,.. , m 3.- - V, 1 A .5 , Morgan. C. Oakman, S. Palm- -. ni 'H 'W' 'K mp Q 2 ' I ,ar 'V A- f , ff WIZ, er, F. Ruff 4 x lf - ' -5 . ,,' I , e 1 I ' . . in ., ? Q, ' ,ff Vx .,,.,. ' -fl? 2 J yi 79 gg 512 , lvh if . J I T lar:-. 5 k,,f f V i f A V' V ' H. Schildwafcher. D. Shugars. W 5, . M Q .V M ' J , D. Smiih. G. Spealmun, P. i S . , Q 5 - ,,,, ,J - l' .' Q9 5 Thompson. C. Wahl qi In ., . 2' ALJV W if A J Q .JJJ D. J A s 81 S. Albrighi, J. Bernsohn. L. Branic. R. Burke. R. Carhari. L. Chilcoai M. Colling. J. Deharf. A. Dempsy. H. Diehl. R. Engles. D. Epsey M. Falchemer. M. Gairoard. B. Gamber. L. Guggenheim. T. Harryman. B. Harilove A. Hewing. L. Hubbach. K. Jensen. V. Jones. P. Kane. D. Dreek R. Lerner. S. Lippenholz. L. Marshall. C. Parker, J. Pea- cock. C. Pinkus ' 1. A if Wh., ,Q V ,. . -.... . .4-. f rr L R N : 1 1' ' J Vtxzz 4 , N . .X J, rs J re . 2. XJ ..f fx .nr . - gf, M I if-., 25 'f - fn ggi .1 .ex K A YE . ,fn .W . . .5 ' I 71. ff kzfiizziiw' l, .iii Si -- .,,,.,,z4 .. .Q A 4 A . K... . GV-Q 4-up pf, CV IQE ' S. Schusier. B. Schuyler. S. J' J Smarik. R. Sweiher Scripiure, A. Simpson. J. iz Mr. Snadderly assures T. Harryman fha? he has ihe correcf answer. I 'f - nv. - I in kf' Il ' s 5. .....,.... .1 fl 1'- ,i. ff .f fv- ,I V. ff- if A .. 45. . f.. New 4 Y I JZ E 'DX A , 55. A gk Y f - px 9 1 4 ,v' J , 2 w , . 311' . J ff 4 26 .1 .J 'H W. Sykes, C. Tovell. W. Uebel 82 9-7 , - ili-CQ-1 . 1221255 ,. . 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Aiken. K. AI- brighf. J. Dall, J. Beu'I'y. F. Benson E. Beve. D. Bond. S. Buford. D. Burk. R. Burnham. G. Cal- kins G. Caschefa. N. Cherew, L Crocker. L. Davidson. J. Di- Memnu, S. Greenwalfl' J. Grimm. S. Houck. E. Jenkins. B. Jones. R. Koh. F. Kearney B. Kenny. A. Lufrui. L. May- nard, F. Marion. M. Oursler, J. Paikerf B. Paffer. J. Rhoades. C. Rich- ardson. A. Royse. M. Rayun. H. Schulman R. Sevadow, R. Smuck. R. S'I'erk, M. Tersch. A. Warner. M. Wilson Acfivifies fmgllh x X x s g I 0 n I 4 u 5 X l u 4 2 l 1 5 l Student X The Student Council is composed ot ofticers, elected in the spring of each year, and students representing each grade. It exists for the purpose of assisting whenever pos- sible in all school activities, and to promote the interests of the school among all students. One very important branch of the Student Council is the Student Court, which has been very effective in enforcing the laws this year. Dick Irwin, chief justice, Sue Miller, court secretary, Kenneth Flickenger, sergeant at armrs, and a iudge from each grade mode up the court. Mr. Theodore Venetoulis was the advisor. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: D. Steigler, vice-president: N. Macken. president: P. Lee. treasurer: C. Roppold. secre- tary: Mr. Carr. sponsor. l lll Phil No 5 . E B Court: K. Flickenger: B. Dorsey: E. t , ff li 1 5 rd testiies before Student Gordon: Mr. Venetoulis. sponsor: R. Irwin: B. Price: S. Miller. lc., EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. Bottom Row: R. Irwin. P. Lee. N. Mocken, C. Roppold. D. Steigler. Row 2: L. Crandall. S. McGaha. D. Merriken. S. Tolle. Row 3: L. Vyner. A. Vlases, E. Filbey, N. Weiller. P. Young. Row 4: H. Rubin. J. Nussbaum. P. Crlbbs. P. Weiller. P. Strawhond. R. Young. Row 5: W. Metzger, J. Jannel. S. Kreuzberg, G. Hillner. K. Flickenger, ga...-----.v-................ - . Council The School Store, another branch of the Student Council, provides the students with supplies needed for all types of school work, ln addition, pennants and other articles pro- moting school spirit are sold. Eila Mae Filbey, general manager, and Howard Strahler, stock supervisor, share responsibilities in the maintenance of this important school function. Working hand in hand with the Student Court is the Monitor System, a branch of the Student Council, headed by Kenneth Flickinger and advised by Mr, Lamar Shutt. The Monitors have done an excellent iob of enforcing the laws of our school. 'Q--Q... Sw f ni School store general manager E. M. Filbey and stock manager H. Sfraheler. Fronf row: L. McCarthy. L. Means, H. Cohen, A. Tyler, B. Sanders, M. Collins, B. Burnside. Znd row S. White, R. Laflimore, K. Williams, N. Deiiz, J. D e Hari. J. Todriff, A. Royce, P. Robinson, D. Brown B. Williams. R. Rea. Back row: B. Kruzebery, A. M ilfnich. S. Cohen, F. Morton, B. Gilbert, C. Hogg H. Dibbern, D. Gill. MONITORS: Front row: P. Word, G. Turley, K. Flick- inger. D. Wright. J. Vogel, Back row: B. Talbot, B. Schiallino, Mr. Shuff, spon- sor, H. Bodendorf, C. Laub, Milesfone S511 vx 014 S .r Q I 1 A g 1 IBZIJ 4 R 4 S r ss Q 4 :GB K X5 Mrs. Wober. Advisor: How- ard Rubin, Edifor-in-chief: Mr. Sgro, Business Man- ager. ARCHITECTURE AND ART: Archifecfure: P. Cribbs, chairman: R. Linker. Arf: D. Merriken, chair- man: F. Honorof: M. Goode. I ,.., .a....... , Typing: J. Whiieg S. Ferguson: C man. Showellg B. Singer: P. Gilberi. Choir- glee., aphy: B. Williams: J. Robbins: D. Drown, chairman: ...rf . . ls the dummy ready yet? This is a well-known question in room ll3. For the first time, the staff met daily as a class. Our advisor, Mrs. Eunice Waber, and our business man- ager, Mr. Albert Sgro, worked diligently with the Editor-in- chief, Howard Rubin, the other officers, and the committee chairmen. Copy, pictures, and drawings filled the room every day during fifth period. As the photography committee sched- uled and sorted pictures, the art editors were busy sketch- ing. The scribes used dozens of pencils writing and rewrit- ing copy while the typists tapped away at the keys. The dummy took shape under the pens of the architects Finally, our goal was reached-the '57 MILESTONE was finished. OFFICERS: S. Ferguson. Sec- retary: T. Siegel. Asst. Editor: ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS-Subscrip tions: D. Treat: G. Tyeyar. chairman D. Sherin. Ads: B. Stothem: R. Miller: G. Flohr, chairman: A. Fell: C. Chown ing. J. White. TFGCSUFBY- Scribes: J. Goode: F. Robinson: P. Cole: P. Lee: P. Krieger: M. Timberman. chairman. A. Warren not pictured. i NW.: Millwheel Miss Childs, Advisor: Mr. Sgro. Busi ness Manager: Shirley McGaha. Edi for-in-chief. EDITORS: J. Greensfreef, second page ediior: P. Sfewarf. exchange ediior: S. Tolle, second page ediior: S. McGaha, edifor-in-chief: H. Molofch. irsf page edifor: E. Hirsh. fhird page ediiorz R. Hilnelfaub. co- edifor-in-chief: M. Donovin, faurfh page edifor. 94 H. Molotch. R. Hirnelfarb, S. McGaha gel' the Mill Wheel ready for distribution. The Mill Wheel, a member of the National Scholastic Press Association, witnessed its ninth successful year dur- ing l956-57. The school newspaper was supported largely by the Student Council. Shirley McGaha was editor-in-chief and Miss Mary Childs was the sponsor. This year's Mill Wheel staff and the iournalism class, the largest groups ever to work on the paper, were proud of its tradition and worked hard to build and maintain school spirit through this publication. THE MILL WHEEL Member Of National Scholastic Press Assn. Columbia Scholastic Press Assn. Editorial. Stall' Editor-in-chzbf ..... . ..... Shirley McGaha First Page afrul Cir. Editor- Dick Himelfarb Second Page Editor-Stephanie Tolle and Judy Greenstreet Third Page Editor- Lee Hirsh and Harvey Molotch Fourth. Page Editor-Don Donavin Exchange Editor-Phyllis Stewart Typing: R. Bennett: J. White: R. Kahn: J. Goode: P. Zipprian: C. Showell: B. Singer: L. Lehem. Bottom Row: N. Mouthe, Assistant Secretary: P. Strawhand, Secretary: S. White, President: R. Collector, Vice-President: S. Miller. Treasurer. 2nd Row: Mrs. Ruth Rhinehart. Sponsor: N. Freyman, Historian: S. Tolle. State Committee Member: P. Cribbs. Assistant Treasurer. ufure Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America, under the guidance of Mrs. Ruth Rhinehart, meets twice each month. Some of the highlights ofthe year were the installation of new members, the trip to another school, and the spring and fall conven- Future Nurses The Future Nurses of America plans trips and programs which give the members a clear look at the nursing profes- sion. Trips were taken to two hospitals, favors were made during the holiday seasons to be given to children's hos- M. Ditman, Treasurer: P. Young, tions. The purpose of the club is to promote better under- standing of teaching to those who wish to follow the pro- fession. Experience along this line is obtained by student teaching. of America pitals, and many speakers from the nearby nursing schools talked to the club. The officers for the coming year were installed at the annual tea. Mrs. Elizabeth Jennifer, the school nurse, is the sponsor. . Secg. P. Cole, Vice-President and State Representative. President: Mrs. Jennifer. Sponsor: B. Stathem lui i' s W R. W .. INDERS ,yy .9 lei ist Row: J. Goode, Secretary: Mrs. Miriam Shutt, Sponsor: R. Zipprian, President. 2nd Row: C. Showell, Vice President: D. M. Brown, Treasurer. Future Business Leaders of America F. B. L. A. is a national organization existing for the young democratic nation. people who are planning to make their way in the business The group is advised by Mrs. Miriam Shutt, and alters world. The 'four letters, F. B. L. A., symbolize that every its typing, mimeographing, and other services to the school, young person has a chance to be a future leader in a and to outside organizations. The United Nations Club Nations club has taken p trip to the United Nations Building in New York and has planned meetings with the United Nations Youth group. lt has succeeded in helping the youth of today realize the great part which the United Nations plays in attaining and maintaining world peace. ist Row: B. Walters Secretary: C. Bossard, Treasurer. 2nd Row: E. Ruppenthal. Vice President: B. Williams. Student Coun- cil Representative: Mrs. Ruth Rhinehart. Sponsor. Not Pictured: P. Fagan. President. 97 'CL?'. Bottom Row: N. Macken. president: A. Vlases, vice-president: N. Weiller. secretary' L. Vyner treasurer' Mr S R 2- D. Brown. M. L. Timberman, S. McGaha, D. Merriken, R. Linker. L. Crandall, H. Rubin, M. Stumbler. Row 3: SFliz'hii'z?nE?rMai:rY Ml Goode. P. Gilbert. J. Nusboum, M. Young, J. McQuoy, P. Lee. Top Row: P. Cribbs, R. Zipprian, J. White, J. Juney. D. Sherin, G. Honor The John Edwin Espey Chapter of the National Honor Society is an organization made up of students who have qualified in the fields of scholarship, citizenship, leadership, and school service, The main purpose of the society is to benefit its members and the school by working on worth- while proiects such as the milk bar, the first alumni dance held on November 24, and a scholarship to a deserving senior in the organization. The Honor Society is advised by Mr. George Schluder- berg and Mr. Albert Sgro, with Nelson Macken as president. The other ofticers are Andrea Vlases, vice-presidentg Lynne Vyner, treasurer, and Nancy Weiller, secretary. Society 98 The Milk Bar-an Honor Society proiect. Bottom Row: B. Rosenberg. E. Edwards, S. Sauter. R. Linker. N. Freyman, P. Robinson, L. Waggener, M. Timberman. L. Crandall. I. Maier, J. Beck, C. Lee, Mr. Beard. 2nd Row: B. Johnson. A. Valses, J. Nussbaum, V. Ashmore, J. Salzman. P. Lee. A. Robinson. G. Hunter. R. Young. L. Ensor, D. Warner, S. Miller. 3rd Row: P. Dorsey. K. Flickenger. B. Climmins, C. Snyder, R. Hawkins, P. Heiner, F. Kupkle. K. Bryant. Top Row: M. Corwin, W. Garrett. J. Redmond, G. Foler, B. Gilbert, W. Baker, J. Rosensteel. R. Hanna, G. A Capella C hair Hllfner, M. Nussbaum, C. Jones. Music is well said to be the speech of angels. This might be directed to our A Capella Choir with its many achievements in the music world. The choir has made sev- eral public appearances in local radio and television pro- Dramaiics The dramatics class is a combination of students who want speech and dramatics, and is under the instruction of Miss Ruth Riley. The purpose ofthe course is to give students an opportunity to appear before the public, to learn poise, and to acquire an interest in drama. The class has given four very entertaining assemblies, and supplies the dra- matic part of the Christmas program. lt also gives an annual play which is sponsored by the Student Government. ln order to qualify for a part in the play, a student must have appeared in one assembly during the year. This year the group presented George Washington Slept Here, which proved to be a complete success. grams, as well as in many community organizations. Under the competent direction of Mr. Clarence Beard, it has be- come a very popular group, giving the school and com- munity an opportunity to share in good music. Bob Qavies and .Sam Zahn received helpful hints from Miss Riley in preparation for All for the Love of Mike. I. Wordtt, C. Connelly. E. Gpqan. B. Glaser. W. Christian, Miss Shelley discussed rules at an ollicials club meeting. E. Kershner. J. Ogle. C. Jones, listen as Miss Hinman explains how to hold o tennis racket. Chess Club Checkmate! Any person in the Chess Club will recognize this as the cry of victory. Keen competition was set up in this club which was sponsored by Mr. Harold Lott. lO0 Officials Club ln the Officials Club, sponsored by Miss Jean Shelley, girls learn all the rules of the different sports. On Intramural night they assist by ofticiating at the games among the four grades. Tennis Club The green tennis courts at Milford are constantly in active use by the Tennis Club. The club is under the direction of Miss Gilda Hinman and its main obiective is to teach the rules of tennis, which are then put to use on the courts. E. Golden. R. Wills rack their brains 'trying to outwit each other in a chess game. Mr. Lott sponsored -the club. Dance Club Members of the Dance Club learned new dance steps and variations of the standard steps under the supervision of Mr. Harry Brown. As one of their proiects this year, they presented an assembly which was thoroughly enioyed by the student body. G. Langllere and D. Treat. J. Williams and D. Turley, P. Krieger and H. Molotch, S. Caschetta and D. Boblih. The newly organized French Club has given its members a thorough understanding of France and its people. Games, filmstrips, and books present a clear look at French civiliza- tion. The club corresponds with French teenagers and a French family. Miss Elizabeth Litzinger, sponsor, also helps the members gain practice in French conversation. French Club S. Adams. R. Taylor, R. Win- dell, L. Hirsh. Miss Litzinger, , S. Palmer. G. Farson. C. Em- mel. E. Burns. J. Witchens. ... 'fn Y lui -Z 4 .L 1, . I Wi Qing UW wg Mlllllil lOl 44 ff' M'k,?:-aw! s S Mrs. Morgan directs B. Sayman. P. Beck, O. Ashby. E. Schollian, P. Snyder. G. Scott. A. Polsky. and T. Todrift as they tile ma- terial for classes. Miss Case lends a helping hand. C hemislry Club The Chemistry Club, founded tour years ago, is sponsored by Mr. Ray Jacobs. The club is limited to only those students who in the past or present have chemistry. The maior ob- iective ofthe members is to stimulate their interest in science. The Chemistry club is a member of the National Science Club of America. Mr. Meyers, sponsor, V. Stansheld, J. Warren. M. Gnagy, B. Clay. N. Silverman. W. Talbott, A. Fell, S. Fink, E. Wheat. G. Turley. The library club has been organized for those interested in library work as a vocation. Miss lven Case, sponsor, assists the members in learning how a library operates, how books are bought, and how to give book talks. The club has been very effective in interesting people in library work. Library Club Members of the Chemistry club, H. Rubin, C. Laub. H. lodendorf. N. Macken, J. Dallen. J. Coulburn. R. Capalman. J. Goodman. J. Jerlette. T. Sturm. P. Nord, J. Jackson, L. Carter. J. Perkins. J. Hammel. Mr. Jacobs. sponsor, and C. Jones at the Esso Retinery during one of their tield trips. ssembly Club This year the Assembly Club, under the capable sponsor- ship of Mr. Jesse Myers, has presented the school with a variety ot entertaining and educational programs. These have included the Christmas Pageant, plays, speakers, talent shows, and awards programs. Radio Club Under the direction of Miss Mary Childs, the Radio Club aids those who are interested in acquiring their licenses as radio amateurs. Another purpose of this club is to establish an amateur radio station here at Milford. Learning how to tune in far-away sta- tions is a great challenge to the mem- bers ot the radio club. Sitting: F. Millich, G. Steil. Standing: Miss Mary Childs. Sponsor. L. Kahan. D. Smith, T. Wilhelm. R. Lester. Testing: l . . 2 . . . 3! This is the familiar call of our Stage- crafters, the school's unsung heroes. They provide and main- tain sound and lighting equipment for all school functions. They also contribute their services to the P. T. A. and other outside organizations which hold programs at our school. The club consists of nine boys who are supervised by Mr. Homer Works. Stagecrafters THE STAGECRAFTERS: Front Row: B. Bradford, L. Bortell. T. Carr. G. White. Mr. Homer Works. Sponsor. 2nd Row: J Charles, B. Isssac. D. Moore, B. Brown. R. White. D. Sherr. 3rd Row: J. Southard. L. Fox R. Zimmerman. M. Sauter. D Williams, R. Snyder. 4th Row F. Dillon. V. Miller. fi .A-ff' King William and Queen Judith 'top ol? the evening's festivities with a kiss. ' u .YA X i is if 1 49' A - Anxious eyes await the announcement of the King and Queen. Junior-Senior Prom 5 X 1 lf I loved you . . ., with these strains the 1957 Junior- Senior Prom began, As you might guess, the theme was CarouseI. The gym was gaily decorated in the carousel air. Willie Metzger, King, and Judy Nussbaum, Queen, reigned over the festivities. I l Gail Lanqllrer and Matthew Donavin crown Willie Metzger and Judy Nussbaum as the King and Queen of the 1957 Junior-Senior Prom. IO4 I X yi 71- xx x 1 L.. 9 Qfx A6 ::'Sl'f3'Li , , ,,, '-I ff 'VQGIF' X , , ' xv W fwswx' x-W fx IK, Q' X A5 S ,- g x H nw W hwy: 4 E Tommie. Annefle, Sally and June collecl our dollars al' one of ihe Yearbook rallies. Milford Melee Ricky and Franco. True in our hearls 'lo Milford we will be. 3 Sfanding by lhe counler walclling all flue food go by vt. Y -,,H,,f The Senior Choir. Buny Beaver works up enfhusiasm before a game. The Dramafics Club presenis fhe annual Chrisfmas Tableau. H5 . T f ar' o ,M Less. - -Q H f K 4 ', ff .Q ' - -1.4 1 K 4 .4-1:1 rf' -we f- 4 - Y f it 1 .11 x If 2 1 MILFORD'S PINKIES: L X Wheaf, K. Claus, D. Ziio. J. Hunferfi A. Weidemyer. Mrs. Jennifer. sponsor. R ,v :fx '45 K 'Jfn f 'ff' JL S P0115 an 3 3 , Y Amo- IIN g 'PM .35 ., :vm Z YQ: AW ' 0 'E if. -af x . rev.. A . 3 pf --ey. ,,,., .,,,,., k Q' Varsity: Boffom row: G. Bosse, P. Heiner. R. Bafford. K. Milter. K. Groshon, G. Lu, W. Metzger. W. Pahl. Top row: Mr. Brown, coach. F. Cross. E. Tinkler, F. Millich, C. Piffinger, R. Irwin, R. Soccer G. Lu and W. Metzger try to intercept the ball from Dundalk. The soccer team had a very successful season this year. lt was the best in Milford's history. Highlights of the season were the team's defeat of Catonsville 7-3, and the I-l tie with Towson in the last game of the year. Outstanding players were Franco Millich, foreign-exchange student, Wil- lie Metzger, Bob Bafford, Bob Bauhof, and Charles Pittinger. The team finished the season with 3 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties. Honorary captains were Willie Metzger and Bob Bafford. Mr. Harry M. Brown was coach. M.. ' tl T Y 2 J. V.: Bottom row: M. Donavin. S. Phal, T. Welsh, B. Bailey. B. lssacs. L. Murray, W. Williar. Second row: J. Davies. W. Baker, D. Stiegler. D. Gill, T. Eckhart. V. Porter. coach Vernall. Top row: S. Shemer. Manager. Barlow, Kahan. H. Dibbern. B. Gilbert, R. Baer, J. Wickens. Varsity: Bottom Row: M. Goode, B. Mailer, A. Warren. G. Langrehr. B. Stubbs, D. Merriken. H. Bloch, S. McDonald. N. Weiller. Top Row: K. Franklin, manager. B. Edmonsion, G. Turley, P. Lee, E. Wheat, Miss Shelley. Coach, B. Serra, P. Weiller, J. Ubel.. P. Strowliand. C. Whittington, mon- ager. Peggy Weiller brings 'the ball in for a goal against Ken- wood. 5'E'57 i' S' N35 xaaa-aaa' Junior Varsity: Bottom Row: L. Web- er, M. Fringer, M. Cox. B. Glazer. J. Myers. E. Wilbert, J. Maier. Top Row: M. Webster. manager. D. Jacobs, K. Woodsum. J. Clark, S. Nugent, P. Boy- lan, B. Smith. S. Alf, B. Sibson, B. Wordff, C. Warfield. Miss Hinman. Field Hockey Again this year Miss Jean Shelley coached our varsity hockey girls to victory and a county championship. Girls who took part in their second consecutive year of varsity hockey were: Doris Merriken, left wing, Pat Lee, left inner, Nancy Weiller, right inner, Barbara Maier, right halfback, Annette Warren, center halfback, Marylyn Goode, left half- back, and Barbara Stubbs, goalie. In the past two years our Varsity Hockey Team has made a record of fifteen wins and one loss, which forms a standard we hope will be maintained. Best of luck to both Varsity and .IV teams in their coming years of hockey participation. f-.R Bottom row: G. White. S. Hooper. W. Folger. M. Nord, J. Harding. M. Schlien. T. Messersmith. Top row: H. Rubin, manager. D. Hayne, D. Wilson. A. Popien. L. O'NeiI. E. Gordon. L. Pifer. I. Lu Friu. J. Janney. manager. C ross-C ouniry Milford entered county and state cross-country competi- even though, toward the end of the season, it was hampered tion again this year. Don Hayne, an outstanding runner, by iniuries. won third place in the state meet over approximately l60 Both varsity and iunior varsity cross-country teams ran runners. The varsity concluded the season in fifth place, under the able coaching of Mr. John Vernall. Two bits. four bits. six bits. a dollar . . . ! il2 Boffom row: B. Burke, W. Ardn+. R. Miller, D. Hayne. T. Messersmifh. C. Barion. C Deshields. Top row: Mr Schluderberq. F. Peach, Man ager. B. Buford. M. Dunkes. E. Riedel. F. Jenne. R. Brom well, Mr. Lowe. coach, Mr Brown, coach. wt. ,Jw kai, in f i .4 fsy l c if r .,' ii 1 of ,. -ly , .U - in .V . f A I! V? is A Vg AFVV . i . . ' y y, . M l .ll .4 K 'iii , Wresfling Milford's first year at wrestling proved very successful. We beat Kenwood, Towson and Cafonsville to take the Cornty Championship. Earl Reidel and Bob Bafford also won Maryland Stale Championships. Mr. Sam Brown and Mr. John Lowe were the coaches. B. Bien fries io break his man down ihe hard way. ll3 E. Riedel in the ac? of pin- ning his man. Basketball Steve Kreusberg is about 'to add 'two points to MiIford's score. This year the varsity and iunior varsity basketball teams did their usual fine iob in representing our school in the field of athletics. The varsity season got off to a rather poor start with the loss of four games out of the first five. However, they bounced back to victory with nine wins out of the last twelve games. At this point the season came to a blazing end with our boys' varsity basketball team occupying second place in the county ratings. The JV did equally well this season by ending with a total of five wins and three losses. THE RECORD Milford Opponent 66 . ...Alumni .. .. 43 43-42 ... ...Towson .. .. 6l-4l 57-46 . . . . . .Parkville . . . . . 85-44 43-39 . . . . . .Kenwood . . . . 55-57 48-47 . . . . . .Catonsville . . . . 57-46 49-54 . . . . . .Franklin ....... . . 47-42 50-56 . . . . . .Sparrows Point . . . . . 37-29 64-55 . . . . . .Dundalk ....... . . 73-40 70-63 . . . . . .Hereford . . . . 57-44 Kneeling: M. Nussbaum. R. Beim- schla. S. Paull. T. Eckhart. H. Dib- bern. W. Baker. Standing: S. Schem- er. manager. M. Nord, B. Gilbert. Mr. Vernall. coach. R. Zimmerman. R. Baer, F. Cross, manager. A-.fu M .v,W -1. .ff 1 4' f 'fy ,1 u Q ' as ' A ,. ' . -x A .V E u' ka' v 1 ., 5 I . S ,:.,g1SfZgl4ii'3 Q 9 1 ,Q 4 , . A , L Q I A ws -nonw- wr Q ,M W YG ,W vi 11? Bottom row: J. Kirby. J. Nussbaum. A. Warren. Middle row: J. Uebel. M. Goode. J. McQuay. Top row: B. Stubbs, V. Selis. manager, P. Lee, Miss Shelley. coach, E. Wheat. The girls' varsity basketball team got off to a good start third place. by winning four games out of its first five. This winning The J.V. also did a commendable iob, and Miss Jean streak was equalled by their winning the last four out of Shelley is again to be congratulated for the fine display of tive games. After an exciting season, the team finished in coaching ability. Bottom row' C Connell B . . y. . Webster. M. L. Cox. M. Fringer, J. Maier, E. Wilbert. B. Wordtt. Top row: J. Meyers. manager, Miss Shelley. coach. T. Zemo, G Dent, S. Nugent. K. Woodsum, S Woodsum, E. Dugan. manager. Baskeiball ll7 Volleyball Boffom row: E. Slalhem. man ager. R. Broughton. M. Goode, C Showell, J. Malan, T. Siegel, N Freyman, manager. Top row: D Wright, ollicial. L. Waggener, L. Weber, S. Ferguson, A. Smoof. J. McQuay, P. Young. Miss Shel Iey. Coach. Due to the fact that last year's Varsity volleyball team consisted of all seniors, we had no holdovers for our team this year. This would be quite a disadvantage to almost any team, but nevertheless, our team enjoyed a successful season. Both varsity and J.V, were ably coached by Miss Jean Shelley. 6 Boffom row: C. Espey, S. All. M. Danner, D. Collins, C. Warfield. Top row: C. Beck, manager, C. Emmel. D. Allred. C. Dorsey. A. Davidson, P. Rhodes, M. Cox. Miss Shelley, Coach. Tennis This year tennis was added as ci new sport to MiIford's line of competitive athletics. Even though tennis is the newest addition, we had a fine season under the supervision of Miss Harriet Kahn. Bottom row: J. Nussbaum. N. Weiller. P. Weiller. Top row: R. Wills. K. Robbins. B. Grubey, H. Leibergoff. K. Flickinger. P. Hiner. Billy Grubey delivers another championship serve. S 4... Baseball Ted Jensen 'lags Garrett Doering as he slides liome. Bottom row: D. Bluetl. Milniclr. S. Pohl. T. Eckhart' B. Rapson. R. Beimschlee. R Williams. Top row: R. Gould n er H Dibbern Ma ag . . . R Brown, R. Baer. A. Popian, M Nord. S. Meszaros, D. Moore, Coach Sllull. Bottom row: G. Doering, C Perin. K. Bluelf. C. Piflinger M. Burgess. D. Gill. H. Dillon R. Wissman. Coach Vernall. Our boys' baseball teams under the direction of Mr. John Vernall pushed their way through a determined sea- son. Returning to the team this year we have the big three: C. Pittinger, second baseg G. Doering, catcher, and D. Irwin, center field. MiIford's pitching staft consisted of Bobby Bafiford and Harry Dillon, combining their efforts on the mound. The spirit and enthusiasm of the entire team were of great help in leading them to victory. K. Miller. Top row: H. Slrah- ler. Manager, D. Irwin, R. Davies. T. Jenson, R. Bauhof. R. Balford. J. Bosse. F. Cross, s Varsi'l'y. Boffom row: D. War- ner. Second row: L. Pifer, R. Rea. J. Harding, W. Schouer- man. Top row: D. Wilson, L. O'NeiII, W. Seidlich, R. Hanna, W R. Oaiis. J. May. Track and Field Johnny May displays good form in shol' puhinq. The track team had a record-breaking turnout of boys this year. The maior part of the team were underclassmen, following the pattern set last year. Coach Brown, deter- mined in his eFforts, did his usual good iob in bringing our boys' track team to victory. JV. Boffom row: W. Seim. B. Bailey, C. Dashiel. D. Orr. D. Davies. Top row: M. Rote. E. Purcell. S. Hooper, D. Fielding. M. Nussbaum. , 9. Softball Str-r-r-i Junior Varsity. Bottom row: C. Townshend. J. Meyers. B. Gibson. C. Greenwalt. G. Langreher, J. Jenkins. M. Fringer. Top row: Coach Hinman. J. Allender. manager. P. Traylor. K. Woodsum. P. Vail, S. Wordtf. E- Tllilller. umpire. Varsity. Bottom row: B Issac. A. Warren. B. Maier, B Edmondston. J. Kirby. J. Beck G. Turley. M. Keir. Top raw S. Lee, manager, Miss Hinman ton. E. Wheat, P. Lee, W Christian. G. Dent, B. Serra E. Tinkler. umpire. Cold weather, which usually accompanies the softball season, again greeted us this year. Many of last year's varsity team members were once more active in the i957 season. They included: Pat Lee, pitcher, Annette Warren, first base, Betty Edmonston, third base, Willie Christian, center field, and Barbara Maier, left field. Our girls softball teams this year have kept the same winning standards of Milford. A1 Jn.. ma. ssfti coach. J. Ubel. C. Whitting- ...NX Neeb: B. Burgess: F. Hon orof, captain. Cheerleaders Enthusiasm! Our varsity and iunior varsity cheerleading squads fit this word to a School spirit has been boosted to the top because of them. The cheerleaders have added new uniforms, new cheers, and new faces to the squads this year to make our sports' season the great- est ever. J. V., Bottom row: R. Carharh M. Knippg S. Robinson. 2nd row: L. Chilcoaf: S. Cherry: A. Tyler. 3rd row: J. Thomp- son: S. Wood: J. DeHart. Buuy Beaver helps to lead o cheer during an exciting mo- ment of the game. Varsity. B. Becker: G No yearbook is the work of an individual, or even a small group. There have been many hands in the Milestone pot, all working for the same result: a good book. We hope that we have achieved this aim. lt is impossible to individually thank everyone who has helped me to put this book together. l would, however, like to extend my thanks to my committee chairmen, and to their committees, and to my officers, Tammie Siegel, June White, and Sally Ferguson. l would also like to thank Mr. Schluderberg and the entire faculty not only for their constant willingness to help us wherever posssible, but also for giving us classtime to work on the book. Also, many thanks to Mr. Sidney Schultz of H. G. Roebuck and Son, Inc., for his ever-available help and constructive criticism, and to Mr. Albert Sgro, who has kept a stern but necesssary eye over our finances. Special thanks is due to those outside the school who have helped us so much: our patrons and advertisers, and those parents at whose homes we held our rallies. Above all, however, I wish to thank. our sponsor, Mrs. Eunice Waber, who has given so much of her own time and energy to the Milestone, and without w-hom we could not hope to turn out such a book. Thank you again, HOWARD RUBIN, Editor-in-chief 124 X..--Y Our Adverfisers and Pafrons THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT Congrcltulates THE GRADUATING CLASS 'I 2-3 We, the graduating class of 1957, wish to express our appreciation and many thanks to our faculty and our counselors who have helped us so greatly in this phase of our lives and our education. Graduating class of '57 127 STEWART CO. One of Baltimore's finest Compliments of Department Stores J. N. RASBACH PHOTO SERVICE, INC. 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Beauchamp THE SOPHOMORE CLASS THE JUNIOR CLASS 139 BEST 0F LUCK TO THE '58 MILESTONE FROM THE '57 MILESTONE Joanne 8 Scott Aaronson Mr. 8. Mrs. Bud Abell Mrs. Margaret Abrams Arthur C. L. Adams Mr. 8. Mrs. D. L. Adams James L. Adams Phillip D. Adams Scott Adams Mr. Larry Adler James Alban Jack Albaugh Mrs. A. H. Albert Mr. 8. Mrs. Albright Mr. 8. Mrs. Eugene Albright Charles Alderton Owen A. Alen A. T. Allen Timothy Allen Mr. 8. Mrs. C. J. Allred Alpha Phi Pi Fraternity Carol Lynn Amenich Mr. 8. Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Arthur E. Anderson, Jr. F. C. Anderson Andrea 8. Wendy Mr. 8. Mrs. Martin Andree Mr. 8. Mrs. Stanley Andrews Annie 8. Frankie Francine Anshell Earl Anstine Ape 8. Stubbie Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Applebaum Tina Aragose Mr. C. E. Armacost Douglas Armstrong, Sr. J. E. Armstrong Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Arndartf Celeste Arnold SfSgt. 8. Mrs. K. H. Arthur Howard Aryares Alice Ashby Mr. 8. Mrs. Gilbert Ashley Mr. 8. Mrs. Walter D. Ashmore Robert Ashton Mrs. Robert Auslander Mr. 8. Mrs. E. L. Aust Mr. 8. Mrs. John Baer Mr. 8 Mrs. Lester Baer Mrs. Richard C. Baer Richard C. Baer Richard Baer The 3 Baers Norman Baetier Mary Ellen Baliord Mr. 8. Mrs. Vernon Bailey The Bailey Family Patricia Baisley Dr. 8. Mrs. Daniel Bakal Mr. 8. Mrs. B. E. Baker Dennis Baker Catherine Ballard Mrs. Raymond H. Baltz Rickie R. Banett Mr. 8. Mrs. C. H. Baney Eugene M. Bank L. L. Banks The Barkley Family Mrs. Jean Barley Mrs. Fred Barlow Mr. 8. Mrs. Kenneth Barnes Florence A. Barnett Mr. 8. Mrs. F. A. Barnett Mrs. Nola Barnhart The Barnhill Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Barns Mr. 8 Mrs. George Barth Mr. 8. Mrs. D. A. Basnett, Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs. William U. Bass, Jr. Mr. 8. Mrs. G. J. Bauer Jacob Baumahl 8. Family Bernie Bauhmal Mr. 8. Mrs. Edwin L. Bauman Mrs. William Baumgartner Patrons Mr. 8. Mrs. H. Bayer Mr. 8. Mrs. Alfred Beachan William H. Beacham Mr. 8 Mrs. W. Beasley Jack Beatty Dr. Walter Beatjer Howard Bectzer Bev. 8. Jerry Betty, Doug, Beve Stan Beauchamp Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Bechtel Donald L. 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