Milford Township High School - Reveille Yearbook (Milford, IL)

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IQ3Oeee Freshman Class l-listory+lQ3LL Un the lirst Xlonalziy in September, forty-two freshmen trotl the li. 1 1 lXl. 'l'. ll. S. XX'e were certziinly green, hut we soon entered into :ill the ictivi cs of the school with gootl results. XX'e hzul Il good showing in athletics, l'lIlVillgSt'VCI'1ll letter-men in footlmdll intl in hzlskethzlll. ln the inter-clziss tonrnzmient, we were successful enonvi to w secontl plztce, the seniors heating ns hy El smzill margin. XX'e were well representetl in the niusiczll activities of the school. X num mer ot oin tl.1ss were in the glee clubs, nntl two of them took lezuling pzir in operettzi. In the school hztnrl, which wus orgztnizetl this year, we hxul tive memm s t ln the puhlie speaking eliniinzttion contest, two freshtnen took lirs pl me lnnnorous :intl tlrzunxitic mleclzinizition. 'llhey representetl their school in the ot contests which the school entereml. 1 G llhe school w is ils f '15 1 Jo represent,-tl in pizlno solo hy zi freshmztn. XX'e have enjoyecl our zissocizitions with the sturlents :incl faculty in the school :intl we :ire lool ,I v f 1 1 Qing torwzircl to our next three veztrs in Xl l ll 5 .lloflo- lfortune fzivors the brave. t'lu.v,v lflwzerr'-X icvlet. Colnrxflllue anal XX'hite. rm lfI'c'1If .....A....,. lm 1 -- v .YV t'l Hallie llf ....,......... t MftIIxX'-1It'lI5Ifft'I' ...... ...... Cltixx .-lt1 z'ixor ............, ..... . Page T1:'t'uly-fir ,U EMil.v li. lhwinso Aieeii 'llHOIXH'StJN Goiinox 'l'1loM1-sox l91t,xN1i l7AHLQL'lST N

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ICQQQ eSophomore Class l-listoryfIQ33 ln September, l929, we, the class of 1933, passed thru the doors of old M. 'l'. H. S. VVe were harrassed and made fun of by the upper-classmen and often re- ferred to as green frosh. Somehow we withstood all of this abuse and settled down to take part in the activities of our school. On November first, advised by our class advisor, Miss Liggett, we had a l'lallowe'en party in the gymnasium of M. T. H. S. XNith the help of our class advisor, we were able to be represented in almost all of the branches of our school activities. Vvhen the call came for material for the glee clubs, we responded very readily. Several of our members took very prominent parts in the high school operetta. We were well represented in the school orchestra. VVe also had students in the high school declamatory and vocal contests. Several of our number entered athletics, and we had one letter man. VN'e profited very much by our association with our fellow classrnen during our first year and left old lll. 'lf ll. S. to return in the fall of 1930 as sophisticated sophomores. Un September l, l930, we again passed thru the doors of old Nl. 'l'. H. S. to begin another one of our happy school years. 'lihis year we again took part in the school activities. Wle were well repre- sented in the glee clubs, and several of our classmen held leading parts in the high school operetta. VVhen Coach Prosise called for athletes, several of our boys re- sponded. VVe also had six letter men. Some of our number were in the high school band and orchestra and in the declamatory and vocal contests. VVe have enjoyed our first two years at M. T. H. S. and have profited by our associations with our fellow students. VVe are looking forward to our future school years. Motto-'llo the stars through difficulties. Cillftlfi-lilLlC and gold. Fluzvcrs-ilonquil and blue larkspur. 1'reside11f ............... ...... N 'VARRIQN ll,xRTm'm: I'irv-l'1'v.vidc11f ...... .... l 'AANFICS RIAY Trvfisimw .......... .... l lon l'ilNL'll .S'vcrvta11Qv ........... ....... l NZATHRYN l71,1:M1Nt: Class .eldwisor ..... .... I 'lliI.liN C. NYn1'rii Page Twenty-four

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