Milford High School - Milford Yearbook (Milford, UT)

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HIGH SFHOOI FACLLTY The Faculty FLOYD B RASBACH PRINCIPAL HAZEL XXANBUSKIRK PRISCILLA D BROADXY ELL CECELIA M Swoxx AMY R CHANIBFRS HELEIN I. GRIFFIS ELLERY R BARNEY MARIAIN E OAGLEY MARGARET HAMILTON HAZEL PORTER EDITH MCLEAIN ENELYN IINGOLDSBY St Lawrence UnIvers1ty Oneonta State Normal Plattslvurg State Normal Rochester Un1versIty Syracuse UUlVCFSlfy Cornell Unxverstty Cornell UnIversIty Crane Instxtute Oneonta State Normal Oneonta State Normal Oneonta State Normal Oneonta State Normal ZUELLA B. WINNE -------- Albany State College

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i ss II iff Ill I' II --rumen-grgg,,,,.. IVIILFORD H161-I Srl-1001 Alma hlater Alma Mater M11 ord High School W'e are smgmg now o thee .m-z May thy fair name dwell orever m our ondest memory And when our hxgh xchool days are over And through lx e we are gomg right, We wall love thee yet, We'11 ne'er forget The Purple and the Whxte Hdll, Alma Mater' To thee our heads bow down VVe wall :mg thy praxse through endfess days To the Purple and the Whxte IH , ' 1 ri 'h -9 ll I H V , 'f ' Y , to f l ' f ' f ,

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Erllauszasm HERE TS a quahty 1n human endeay or whrch I deem to he of tl1e lnghest lmportance enth.1s1asm Qne may haye other yeryf commendable tralts, but w1thout enthusxasm h1s success IS doubtful It IS what the hre IS to the engme The mechamsm may he perfect, the holler sound hut w1thout fire there IS no steam and hence no power How often have we seen people who l'E!l11hdCCI us of Sydnev SITI1 hs Ut1l1tar1an the man so hard that you mxght drne a hroad wheeled wagon oyer h1m and II would produce no nnpresslon, and 1f you were to hore holes m hlm w1th a gmalet, sawdust would come out of htm The same au.hor ID h1s CI?lS5lIIC'1lI1UIl of manlcmd, calls certam of thls sort the lemon squeefers of soclety people who act on you as a wet wlanlcet, w mo a w ays see a clou m the sunshme, pred1ctors of evnl, extmqt ISIICYS of hope, who where there are two 51dCS, see only the worst, people whose very look curdles the ITHIIC and sets your teeth on edge Certamlv th1s 15 not the q11al1ty whlch malces for success but rather let us culnvate toe ITWSICFLOUS quality wlnch, for want of a hetter name 1 e have called CI1l'I1l,1913bl1'l, wh1ch made Cyrus XV Fxf-ld suc cessful IH layfmg the Artlannc cah1e after IIIIFIECI1 years of defeat, that sent Stephenson s locomotlve on IIS tnumphant way, that sent Fulton s Folly out upon the waters of the Hudson to demonstrate to all commg tmae the w ISCIOITI of IIS mventor, that spanned the East Rtver w1th the Brooklyn Bndge, tha' rounded Peter s dome , that set down 1n deatlaless measures MllI0ll s Para drse Lost , that enabled the venerable Bede, w1th h1s fast fa1lmg strenq lr to complete h1s II'3I'lbl3IlOl1 of the Gospel of ohn, then dylng wlth the Glona on h1s tongue Our 6I'lII1LIS13blU IS gomg to touch the hves of others Is If not true that, as some one has saxd great men exlst that there may' be greater men? Emer son sa1d I cannot ex en hear of personal v1gor of any lcmd great power of performance wtthout fresh resolunon We are emulous of all that man can du Cec1ls saymg of S1r Vsfalter Rale1gh I know that he can to1l terr1hIy ts an electr1c touch We cannot read Plutarch w1thout a tmqhng of the hlood Thus II comes ahout that our enth11s1asm IS C0l'le3gl0US I IS 1 1 derful how masses of people hate heen moy ed by the LI'lII1L1bl3SH1 ol one man Phll Shendan moxmg through the Shenandoah X alley exhaled that svn tlunq w 11c1 made all the d1fIerenfe he ween ylctory and efea l ta tl11n tae entaustasm 1n one httle man, weale tn lo y an whose spefch was sar tu contempuhle Paul w ao neyertxe ess 1e tunqs w 11c1 were un , and presse mtrepxdly on ur tl aec mp tsl ment ul h1 lnbla tdeal, an tm th1s day we hear the tread af h1s enthuslasnc endeavor The hrgh 1deal I wonder rf I am w rong when I say tl1at tlls w1ll aw aleen . , - -1 1 5 I - v 1 1 I 1 3 If ,- ru - r - fa ve V - -Q Y I , K if L ' A v I K I v - hs, . 1 ' x 3 Ax! . . Q. . Q Q Q Q Q . ,, Q Q Q , Ie' :II L - I - K .Q l m I I' .I 'I xl. I Q ' ' f '. l ' rl .l . dI 1 -' . 1 - - ,lu s 1 - 1 - - s ' QQ ,, . .Q . I , Q Q . Q . 1 QQ . Q . Q . Q . . . , . Q a - - ' l me 1 1 va: rr 1 ag , ' , ' 1, re . ,, , . .. .Q Q . Q Q J Q , Q. Q ,, . ,. . Q, 'I ' I - h I 5' h ' ' 4 x I C I I I , III- L , o ' ' ' I QI Y ' I I 1 Y . . , . . . ., Q Q. . ,,Q . , Q Q . Q , Q, L- r -, s ' - 1 ,Q . ,, Q. , , .', . I - I . ' I . t I. T01- 1 ' I 1 1 v - 1 'I ' 1 x ' ' Y' s s 7 . Q. Q-, 5 ' 'l' I I ' ' e' 't' f 'I Q' d' nt. I ilce e .' lc of l- r .l I ' I r . 'I adn d ' Q J J e he I - rl f l left tlf l' 'I' l '1 - he- l I d . 'd' r I Q' fe ie . 'o lin ' 1 I s I1 I ' e Cl e '. ' . A I' ' ' 1 .