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

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Mr.Beard Leads Spirit, Program Fortunate indeed are the students who have had as a teacher Mr. Clarence Beard to whom we of the yearbook staff dedicate the 1960 Milestone. We feel that he exemplifies the qualities that we respect most in a teacher. A Mr. Beard's ability to combine fun with work is a talent that all his students appreciate. Chorus members look for- ward to and enjoy his classes because, as they work and achieve a feeling of accomplishment, the fun and humor of his classes provide a bright spot in the day. One might think that the daily rehearsals, the impossibility of keeping singers quiet long enough to learn their music, the mounting tension as the performance nears would cause him to become irritable, but his patience and good humor rarely fail. I 4 Mr. Beard, head of the vocal music department, awaits the overture of the Christmas program. 5 E to Q. Directing and accompanying his music classes are parts of Mr. Beards daily routine. Acting as liaison between Mr. Beard and students who do not take music are the fine programs that his department presents throughout the year. The Christmas pageant and a spring program have become traditional at Milford. The bacca- laureate ceremony and graduation exercise would not be complete without the music which he prepares and directs. Mr. Beard's efforts are not limited to school life. An active participant in community and church affairs, he was one of the founders of the Pikesville Community Concert Asso- ciation and serves on the Board of Directors of this group. Much of his time is spent giving piano lessons and working on a thesis for his Master's Degree. When he isn't busy with these activities or his family, he likes to enjoy his hobby, wood-working. Therefore, in recognition of his many contributions to Hilford and to the community, and for his inimitable wit and good humor, the Milestone staff respectfully dedicates the 1960 Milestone to Mr. Clarence E. Beard. Mr. Beard auditions Faith Lutz, Ed Bailey, Karen Belding, and Charles Freeland for parts in Oklahoma.

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