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

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.. 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

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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

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'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.