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

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Bette Broughton races in for the catch. Milford Opponent Hereford ,.,. 33... ....27 , Franklin .. .... 54. .. . . . .36 l Towson f.. ..'l8... ....58 Dundalk .. .... 25... . . .37 Parkville ... .... 25. .. . . .51 Catonsville . . . .... 22. . . . . .67 Seton ........ ..., 5 2. .. . , .30 Sparrows Point . . .... 45 .... . . .39 Kenwood ..... .... 3 2 .... . . .64 i VARSITY BASKETBALL: First Row: Bonnie Parr, Elma Fromm, Judy Loudenslager, Cathy Second Row: Sandy Scripture, Cathy Arendt, Carol Yeager, Audrey Espey. Third Row Barden, manager, Gloria Roll, Bette Broughton, Miss Ann Clemmitt, coach, Judy Lani Boecker, Grace Davidson, manager. I I i 1 i Varsity Cagers Show 4- Record T l Coach Ann Ciemmitt gives vital directions to the Varsity in a tense time-out. i ,n. 1 .lui- Beginning the season by chalking up two wins against Hereford and Franklin, Milford's girls basketball team ended the season with a record of four wins and five losses. The good beginning, however, was followed by losses to Towson, Dunl dalk, Parkville, and Catonsville. Caached by Miss Annd Clemmitt, Milford, with great determination, got into the winning column again by defeating Sparrows Point ano Seton in their next two games. The home game with Franklin was the highlight of the season, the team felt that their form in attacks and defense in this game were better than usual. Miss Clemmitt com mented that the strong point of her team was the girls' wil to keep trying. The girls lost their last game to Kenwooc and placed midway in the county standing. 1 i

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Shitilett Bill Fisher Jack Cupp Art Jenne Second Row Mr George Neilson George Schrauder Eddie Helman Mr Harry Brown VARSITY WRESTLING: First Row: George Rebhan, Roger Mann, Donald Schluderberg, Terry Collins, Tom Kamseur, John Lowe, coach, ' , ' ' , , 3 : . ' r I ' 1 - - l Grapplers Third With 3-3 Record i Terry Collins is awarded the victory after a hard match. 140 After wrestling with opponents from six other school both the J. V. and varsity wrestling teams ended with thil place in the county for the season record of three wins an three losses. The varsity squad began the season with a loss to Kei wood, but the undiscouraged grapplers overcame their net three foes: Dundalk, Hereford, and Towson. The wrestlel then evened their win-loss record by dropping their last Nl games to Parkville and Catonsville. Thus the team slipped ini third place for the first time since the team was organized 1957. Top scorers were Bill Fisher, Ed Helman, and Art Jenn The J.V. wrestlers began the season with two losses, b were not discouraged. They went on to win three of their for remaining matches. Mr. Frank Treuchet, coach of the tear said the team's strong point was the undefeated Bob Scott. IJ emphasized the fact that prospects were good for the ne year's team. t