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

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Xmagci' Mrs. Helen Tullis speaks inspiringly to the seniors at the 1959 Farewell Assembly. 'Farewell seniors, shout the sail- ' on of the S.S. MMHS. 'Anchors Aweigh' Man the Captain! Trim those soils, was the cry as the S.S. Milford sailed in for the Farewell Assembly. Dressed as sailors and working around a theme of Anchors Aweigh, the class of 1960 presented their farewell to the class of 1959. Reading from the log book, Fred Roffman, the narrator, and Anne Gairard, playing Myrna, the Mermaid, told the exciting events in the class history. Sailing, Sailing, the closing chorus, told of the class activities in the life of a senior. A. Gordon Boone and Helen Tullis were invited by co- chairmen Jerry Knoche and Karen Jensen and appeared as principle speakers. The highpoint of the program was a classroom scene in which Jim Wohlmuther represented 'Mr. Vice. Memories were brought back in the monologue, Wings, which was presen- ted by Willy Metzger representing the Milford alumni. All stood and sang the Alma Mater at the end of the pro- gram as o final tribute to the class of 1959. Eekl o mouse, Earl Smith seems to shout as sailors Lin- da Maynard, Joanne Elwood, Lois Chilcoat, Sandro Wood, Joline DeHart and Sandra Scripture stand calmly by. f I

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st-.qw , ,Y .. 'Now we're really seniors! exclaims Rosalie Flater to Bill Fisher, Mary Linda Folckemer, and Mac Ensor. Seniors at last! was the feeling of the Class of 1960 as they received their rings in the annual Ring Ceremony. Mr. Donald Snodderly, a former Milford teacher, spoke on the meaning of the senior year. The new seniors enjoyed a feel- ing of pride and satisfaction as they filed up to accept their rings. Senior Class President Jean Myers leads the presentation of class rings from the old officers Ruthie Gompf, vice president, Margie Centofanti, secretary: Ellen Orndorfl, treasurer: to the new Senior Class oflicers, Wendy Sykes, president, Pat Kane, vice-president, Lois Chilcoal, secretary, and Jan Ball, treasurer. Mr. Alfred Ruzak, class sponsor, congratulates Lynn Glaser as he present her with her ring. i Seniors At Last! 1

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Mrs. Levin and Mrs. Berlack offer their home-mode pizza to hungry Cindy Bauman, Ed Bailey, Benson Moser and Fred Roltman at the Dogpatch Jamboree. Roger S. Jorss, Cindy Bauman, Emily Bitner, and Alan Dempsey swing their partners and dos-a -dos. l F l l l With Gordon Miller and Bill Ruley admiringly gazing at Daisy Moe, 1 looks as if Pot Kane has competition. Seniors Dance ln Dogpatch 3 Chickens scurried down the road, shotguns poked out ol windows, and long-johns danced on the lines as the class ol 1960 presented The Dogpatch Jamboree on September 181 1959. To the scraping of a fiddle playing country style musicl we square-danced until we were breathless. During the in- termission door prizes were given. The evening ended with c square dance exhibition and a circle dance. At the end of th evening it was the general opinion that the experiment of Dogpatch Jamboree was a wing ding success.