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

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7 l line up for the punch, suggests Mr. and Mrs. Henkle to Joe Ciampa and Cecilia Chenoweth at the Junior-Senior Dance. Masks, Confetti ecorate Dance Clowns and masks, balloons and streamers were the gay ecorations that created the Mardi Gras atmosphere for the estive Junior-Senior Dance. As Queen Gudrun Norberg and King Jack Hahn took their places at the throne, couples marched forward to pay homage to them and to receive iavors. Dancing to the music of the Royalaires resumed after the crowning to end a fun-filled evening. At the festive Mardi Gras Jack Hahn and Goody Norberg reign as king and queen after Chairman Lois Henkle crowned them. program . all 15 iv Z her date at the Mardi Gras , the Junior-Senior dance. 53 121 qs ' S1511- f ,Q A wg .nn- ,iv-12,4

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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.

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GO Roars ln The '2O's' Jack Hahn bursts with embarrassment when .Chris Holzaphel sings M He's Making Eyes At Me. U. I. M. Good lllobert Carhartl, Sweet Beva Zengle lMltzi Knippj anch Granny Ueanne Howelll take a final bow after their performance in The Sissy Always Gets the Girl. 1 i l l l l Featured at the Purple Cow were the Florodoras singing and dancing to Ball and the Jack. Carol Kallins shadows Peggy Hirsch in the opening scene af the Senior Follies. With a flash of short skirts and long beads and a coup of rollicking Charleston numbers, the seniors vigorously ri vived The Twenties. There were some reruns of the ol movies, samples of vaudeville and night club acts, and presentation of fashions that looked suspiciously like la year's clothes. And to top it off, there was . . . well, yo know . . . Boo-boo-be-doo , the famous boys' chorus lint Christine Holzapfel and Jack Hahn, as mistress and master 1 ceremonies, helped us relive these memories as '60 real roared in the Twenties. ,