Milton High School - Miltonian Yearbook (Milton, WV)

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:xi march March was a month which included a bushel and a peck of assorted fun-filled activities. Foreign Language week kicked off March with a week of twinkie eating, tug of war, and tossing eggs - A general good time for everyone. March was also Youth Art month, which was a really successful event. Student art work was displayed at the Milton Public Library, and at the Huntington Galleries. The Ensemble presented an impromptu concert in the hallway, which was a beautiful experience. March was also the month for the time of the year we all look forward to The Student Body Presidential Election campaign. It was a close and heated race, but in the end, after the final votes had been cast, the victors emerged as Scott Peyton and Brett Short to lead our school into wonderfulness for another glorious year. The Deca'l classes presented a fashion show including all the latest clothing for work, or play, or who knows what else, on March 8. It was enjoyed by all. Later the same day, Marshall University's Stage Band tfeaturing our own Jeff Boehm, trumpeting his way into our heartsl played Ragtime music for our bewildered Students. It was truly a day of entertainment beyond compare. March of Dimes week was one of the most exciting events of the year. This whole week was spent dropping coins into a large glass bottle. At the end of the week, Wendy Lewis guessed the correct amount of $74.00 in the bottle, winning the grand prize of five bucks. On March 26, Red Cross blood donor day was a smashing success. Students pumped out a total of 85 pints of the red stuff into little plastic containers of life. Other activities included cap at gown order taking day, Flag, Track, and Softball tryouts. March was without a doubt, the month of the year! 23

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l l i april The month of April was Students attending the United High School Press Conference at Marshall University. The University Guitar Ensemble presented a concert on the 4th. The foods classes selling Easter Eggs. Mr. Hawkins taking last orders for caps and gowns on the 6th. Also on the 6th, cheerleader hopefuls could sign- up. The 9th announced the new Flag Corps members. National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta and Student council inductions were held during an assembly on the 10th. We had an Easter Seals Drive. Some students took a trip to the Inca Labs. The Student Body was stunned by the death of David Kinnard in an auto accident on his way to school. The 13th was busy-some students went to the FHA meeting at Cedar Lakes. The Varsity Cheerleaders were named. The last day before spring break so we had an afternoon dance. Jenny Jenkins painting appeared in the Herald Dispatch on the 15th. Forms were passed out for chaperons to the Special Olympics. The girls tennis team placing third overall and Prom Tickets on sale. The annual flood with Lake Milton. This page sponsored by MACK'S FOODKING - Ona 25