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

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i . Room 'I02 was the center of the busy hum caused by the 4960 Milestone staff, working hard to create the best Milford yearbook yet. Under the leadership of Mrs. Hassid, sponsor, and Jerry Knoche, editor, the staff members divided into com- N mittees to get the annual publication underway. Heading the business side of the publication were Mr. Sgro, business manager, Shirley Mauck, treasurer, and Joan Eite- miller, secretary. Write and rewrite seemed to be the motto of the scribes pommittee, as chairman Mary Dee Beall criticized their at- tempts at writing headlines, captions, and articles. Chairman Brooke Hartlove and the members of the archi- tecture committee found it no easy job to arrange and bal- nce pages in a 'I60 different ways in planning the year- ook's' structure. l Meanwhile, the photography committee, with Charlotte Freeney as chairman, worked industriously to plan extra- special pictures of teachers and students. Can you translate this handwriting? Sandy Scripture and Ann Kropman, the acls and subscriptions committee, often asked each other in performing their iobs of obtaining finan- cial support for the Milestone. The hammering of typewriters indicated the diligence with which the typists, with Nancy Wilhelm as chairman, worked in preparing written material for submission to the printer. ll Together they produced the T960 Milestone. Jerry Knoche and Mrs. Hassicl decide that 36 pt. Lydian ltolic script should be used throughout the yearbook. The architecture committee, Gloria Roll, Brooke Hartlove, and Brenda Bair, works frantically to carry out the editor's seemingly impossible sug- gestions. Anderson, 'A', Anderson 'B', Anderson 'C' . . . alphabetizss Sandy Scripture and Ann Kropman, co-chairman of the ads and subscription committee. ff ,, X v ,-5

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Staff Puts Yn's Record ln Annual Here's your receipt and thank you very much, Mrs. Knoche, says Rebecca Rosky upon receiving a patron ad during the Randallstown yearbook rally. Showing the photography commit- tee, Joanne Jensen, Lois Chil- coat, Bill Riddle, and Eric Beve, how 'to crop pictures is Charlotte Freeney, chairman. its One for me, and one for you . . . chides Rebecca Rosky as she divides the receipts of the last yearbook rally among Brenda Bair, Gloria Roll, Lois Chilcoat, and Brooke Hartlove. Mary Dee Beall, chairman of the scribes, tells Ann Royse, Bob Lerner, Jane Obst, Fred Rolfman, and Rebecca Rosky how to determine the number of words needed in an article.

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l I 1 l l 3 Mr. Bennett reviews Barbara Levin's poem on Maryland with Jon Ball, editor of the Spectrum. Imagination, originality and effectiveness are the qualities sought for by Milford's annual publication, the Spectrum. The creative writing that this magazine publishes is represent- ative of the whole school and is a means of discovering talent which might otherwise be unknown. Editing and publishing of the submitted selections is a iob that has been assumed by the advanced composition class, which in 1958 originated the Spectrum. Mr. George Bennett, the sponsor, Jon Ball, the editor, and co-editors, Barbara Levin, Claire Fulenwider and Jane Rizika as well as the staff encourage student writing in an eH'ort to broaden Milford's literary accomplishments. 4 ADVANCED COMPOSITION CLASS-First Row: Carole Levinson, Rebeccc Rosky, Patricia Payette, Pat Kane, Judi Jacobs, Frances Benson, Eleanor: Bradley, Second Row: Parbara Weikers, Rita Boecker, Joan Weikers Suzanne Houck, Burma Schloss, Claire Fulenwider, Betty Bledy, Lynr Glaser, Third Row: Mr. George Bennett, sponsor, Mel Kahan, Jon Ball Van Webster, Jeffery Rosen, Joline DeHart. Creati ue Writing Spectrum? Aim Members of the Spectrum bulletin board committee, Joan Weikers, Me Kahan, Jon Ball, Mr. Bennett, sponsor, Van Webster, and Pot Kane plan posters to advertise its short story contest.