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

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George W. Schluderberg WMM When does our principal find time to restl Mr. George Schluderberg, Milford's principal for the past eleven years, fills much of his time with school and school-related activities. To insure the co-ordination of faculty, administration, and students, as well as the ianitorial and cafeteria staffs, Mr. Schluderberg plans the activities of each so that they are cor- related to the best advantage. He heads the frequent faculty meetings, bringing up important questions concerning the school and introducing problems he has encountered at Mil- ford. Speaking at the first assembly of each school year, he welcomes students back with his warm greeting. Mr. Schluderberg enrolls the new students and introduces them to the life at Milford, making them welcome here. This year he served on the committee of Baltimore County schools for the superior and gifted student. With knowledge gained by visiting classrooms and from working on revisions of courses of study, he makes suggestions to the teachers about lesson plans. Few realize that he is also responsible for all schedul- ing, a task which fills much of his summer. In spite of these duties, Mr. Schluderberg finds time for some outside interests. Traveling, one of his many hobbies, is quite enjoyable to him. He also enioys painting and music. Listening to hi-fi and working in his garden hold a great appeal for Mr. Schluderberg and give him some much-needed re- laxation. By his participation in many activities, Milford's principal, Mr. Schluderberg, sets a fine example for his students and the staff to follow. Mr. George Schluderberg, Principal Congratulates Srs., Studies Gifted To the Class of 19609 lt is with a deep sense of pride and appreciation that I acknowledge the contributions of the Class of 1960 to the school. Through your interest and effort you have helped to make your Alma Mater an ever improving institution. This year- book attests to that, for it is not only filled with many mem- ories, but each page serves as an inspiration to those classes that follow. May you continue to look back upon your high school ex- periences as the happiest days of your life. Remember to do only those things which will reflect gratitude and honor to your parents and teachers, whose sincere efforts assisted you in making the most of your talents. Continue to return to the school on special occasions and maintain contacts with its personnel. ln closing out this final year with you, please accept my wish for God's speed in the fulfillment of those things which you most desire and deserve. The best of luck to everyone of you. ' Sincerely yours, I0 George W. Schluderberg, principal In his office Mr. Schluderberg begins to prepare a speech for the next P.T.A. meeting.