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THE NA UTILUS T IS fitting that we pause a mo- ment ere we close, and join our voices in one last word of regret. 'Tis called farewell, Dear Alma Mat- er, we, the class of '31, leave Thee slowly with measured tread, and with sweet memories of those happy, joy- filled days in M. H. S. We have been taught to cherish truth and right, as the essence of progress, and have been prepared to face the great unknown future. We hope that, in after years, as we thumb the pages of this, our last work, which has indeed been a plea- sure, that zephyrs of the noble spirit of the School will breathe to us a name adorned with virtue worthy of the ideals inspired within us. -lane E. Orwig I4
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1 THE NA UTIL Us ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President - - - Harry Sterling First VicevPresident Kreider Kurtz Second Vice President Myrtle Thompson Recording Secretary Margaret Snyder Corresponding Secretary - Kathryn Sechler Treasurer - - Prof. Thomas M. Musser The annual banquet given by the Alumni Asrociation of the Milllinbuvg High School was held in the High School, Monday evening, May 26, 1930. The graduat- ing class of 1930 were the guests of honor. Two hundred and fifty-two Alumni and guests were present. William Sterling, President of the Association, gave a short address welcoming the Alumni and guests. Richard Barnitz, President of the class of 1930 responded by thanking the Alumni for reception extended to the class of 1930. The reunion classes of 1890, 1895, 1900, 1905, 1910, 1915, 1920, and 1925 were represented and responses were given by various members of the classes. REUNION CLASSES According to the custom, established by the Alumni Association in 1924, the classes of 1926, 1921, 1916, 1911, 1906, 1901, 1896 and 1891, will hold their reun- ions, Friday evening, May 29, 1931. At this time, the Alumni Banquet will be held and the Class of 1931 inducted into the Alumni Association. Through the untiring efforts of Prof. F. P. Boyer, '07, the engravings of all the graduating classes of M. H. S. have been collected and preserved. The class of 1931 deems it an honor and privilege to have them reproduced in this section of this Nautilus. lb
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