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

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Smoot, J. Snyder, P. Solomon, C. Spangler, L. Spealman, G. Spector, M. Spilker, G. Spittel, rs. Spitzer, B. Sponsler, K. Sprafkin, R. Stratt, M. Steil, B. Stoll, D. Stern, S. Stewart, F. Stiegler, R. Stinefelt, S. Stinehart, L. Stitely, B. Stitely, S. Stacksclale, B. Stolworthy. D. Storm, J. Storm, S. Stroten, J. Strauss, A. Stricker, J. Stueber, K. Sutch, J. Swortz, A. Taft, B. Talley, J. Toube, M. Taubman, M. Taylor, R. Teltler, D. Terrell, A. Terry, H. Thayer, R. Thomas, B. Thomas, E. Thomas, J. Tokouz, D. Tracey, B. Trackney, A. Trlplett, B. Tucker, M. Turner, L. Turner, R. Turshinsky, R. Tyler. N. Ulyot, E. Underwood, J. Vynner, P. Walker, J. Walstrum, J. Ward, M. Ward, R. ins Q' 5- we R b V E if , f was-. Y., , L ' L' 1 S . Sv W i 5 JS 5 My ,1sfM.f... - . - to . .wx f f i . F 'A ' ., 5 lx Z .. , .es i R J Q E ..-fe J 1- '5 , fn, 5 Y . F . if . 'rv wi, ,.,, it' 3 , , K -2 .I .X TN, 1- ... . 'Z' J : 1- V 1 A Q ' - X, S. Q? i ,,. , v' Q . . t- .. wg... W . jg Q X Q -. . -1 9 Are you sure thls has been fried long enough? asks Bunny Carpenter of Mrs. Stocksdale and Gerry Cash- etto. i -Q ' Q 3, K .1- 4, r. .3125 ' , .- . .3 Q hw.. n ' , 5 1 - g. X 5 f . nj , H ...dw .fwfr N ' 5 K. . .. , .. .M :KW . ww- H ' -rl Y . . 2 . -' ' . .. .W Q Il ..., if 5- 3- ' up Q of 2 2 ix Q ., 4... .. . .9 l 'T' : 1: r . 9' , . is fini -W, nfl ll ggi P: . ' 53 S Q7 -,N ,, . .. ' W .Q '-'WA 1 f png . J . . if eg, l I 'E 7 7 . . X- 1. J . ,r'y . Q3 y V '--. ,V Q Q T.. M y V.. K., K Nh .. . P 'yyr 1 B A . P -..gif 3 at l Bali. V+ ' A lf.. K v1 J T AH 84

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l 1 Milford's Sophomore Class looks to its competent leaders, Carol Haines, secretary, Bob Knautf, presidentp Laurie Sykes, vice-president, Leonard Dutfy, treosurerg and Mrs. Maxine Streat and Mr. Frank Treuchet, sponsors. Food Collection i l i l l 1 l l l Bob Knauff, Leonard Duffy, and Carol Haines plan their sophomore, l S li , l.. I Working as small but vital cogs in the Milford Mill are the sophomores, in their first year here. Coming from Sudbrook where they had planned and participated in numerous activities, including a production of The Mikado and the May dance, they soon got into the swing of things at Milford. ln October they completed their first task as sophomores by electing Bob Knauff, president, Carol Haines, vice president, Laurie Sykes secretary, and Leonard Duffy treasurer. -L J prolect of collecting food and clothes for needy families at Christmas. In cooperation with their sponsors, Mrs. Maxine Streat and Mr. Frank Treuchet, they took part in many class activities, the first ot which was a Christmas food and clothing drive for tive families in the Milford area. Later this year they presented a class dance. During the next two years as the class gains experience, its members will become the larger cogs and finally the big wheels.