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

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pro Galroard assists Delame Kavanaugh with her make up seconds be fore the curtain goes up while Carole Levinson and Chana Bass ap- Ve. Lau Curlett, Alice Samuelson, Jack Hahn, and Carol Kallins dramatize Herod's part in the Christmas story. Drama Dept. Gives 7 Plays Penny Aiken pleads with sorority sister Ann Gairoard not to go out with small town boy Ed Bailey in Take Care Of My Little Girl. ra Lights in the auditorium late at night signified that the Drama Department, working under the direction of Mr. Thur- man Butcher, was practicing some part of its repertoire. In September they began casting and rehearsing for a November production of Take Care Of My Little GirI, a satire on college sorority life. They produced the tableaux for the annual Christmas program in connection with the music and art departments. ln the spring they lent their actors to the production of the musical play, Oklahoma. The Happy Journey From Trenton To Camden, which was the group's first attempt at a modern play with limited scenery and Milford's entry in the Maryland State Drama Festival Which Way To Boston, and Opening Night, two other one act plays, were given later in the spring. School-wide audi- tions were held in connection with the final production of You Can't Take It With You, which ended a successful season.

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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.

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Yes, the Greeks made many contributions to modern civilization, says Chris Hol- zapfel, Honor Society secretary, as she helps Frank Ryan with his history. Y 1 l l l l Character, scholarship, leadership, and service are thel characteristics upon which selection of Honor Society mem- bers is based. Those students who pass the scrutiny of Mil- ford's faculty review board become members of the Jack Edwin Espey Chapter of the National Honor Society. Under the leadership of its officers, Mary Dee Beall, presi- dent, Jon Ball, vice-president, Christine Holzapfel, secretary, and Don Hinrichs, treasurer, and sponsors George Schluder- berg and Albert Sgro, the organization operates a milk bar at school dances, a coke stand at games, and tutoring service for Milford students. l This year's Honor Society proved itself a more enterprising one than those of past years by planning new services for the students. The first of these was an orientation day for new students, another was making and selling school spirit shakers for use at the games. In addition, the Honor Society awarded a scholarship to a deserving member from the funds accumu- lated from the other projects. - Peggy Hirsh seems frozen solid in the coke machine but Charlotte Freeny and Sandy Scripture ignore her to serve Bob Shaefer and Ronnie Bridge. Honor Scholars Tutor, Sell Cokes he Q i HONOR SOCIETY-First Row: Wendy Q Sykes, Pat Payette, Sandy Berlack, Mari: E Collins, Student Council representative Mary Dee Beall, president, Don Hin richs, treasurer, Jon Ball, vice-president Ann Kropman, Peggy Hirsch. Seconc Row: Diane Kuhlman, Mary Linda Folcke mer, Charlotte Pinkus, Karen Jensen Carol Kallins, Claire Fulenwider, Ros: Levyne, Charlotte Freeny, Carol Anstine Leah Mather, Sue Rottman. Third Row -6 Bill Riddle, Jim Wohlmuther, Gordon Miller, Sandy Scripture, Brenda Bair Mr. Albert Sgro, co-sponsor, Carole Snyder, Georgeanne Manners, RObEl1 Lerner, Jerry Knoche, Bruce Miller. No Pictured: Chris Holzapfel, secretar Gloria Roll.