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

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Seniors Show Follcs Some Fun On the1r mght the Semors had thexr fun and from all appearances so dld the audlence Amld much laughter and some solemn thought the followmg program XS 35 pI'CS6f'lICd CLASS NIGHT Maw 79 1934 f 45 P M lnvocatlon Rev Dans Wclctume George Benner Hlgh School Song Come llft Your Voices Seniors Class History Dorothy Peck Stnlors Parade Eleanor Wotmd Class Wlll Gordon Thompson Class Song M1lfL3fd We are tht Class of 1934 Mary Donaldson Presentatlon of Senior Guts Owen Coon Howard Adwell Class Prophecy Kathleen Sloan Transfer of the Hatchet Presentatlon George Benner Benedlctlon Rev Smlth The rdea of dlstrlbutlng glfts xs new nn M T H S and we hope that If wlll be carrxed on mth the other Class Nlght tradltlons A11 the brlclcbats and bouquets were appreclated xn some cases a hery red face showed just how deeply thxs ap prtclatlon was felt Nom we ve had our fun and on we go to Graduatlon Four Years Voyage on the Mulford Hugh Seas the 8th grade and boarded the Freshman Raft for our marden voyage on the M11 ford Hlgh Seas We chos as Captain Arch Thompson Flrst mate Gordon Thompson Purser and Log Keeper Frank Dahlqulst and Admlral Mlss D3VldSOI1 Our hrst day out most of us were s a slclc wrth wonder at the compllcatxons of thls lxfe The good shlp Senlor passed and frowned on us After a whlle two of our gobs took part ln the operetta Gypsy Rover and FIVE of us jomed the band Battlmg rough seas made us blg and strong and we excelled nn athletlcs talclng second place 1n the mter shlp tournament Trying to malce ours lves heard above the dm of the other shxps we developed our lungs so well that two of us won Hrst place rn humorous and dramatlc declamatrons ln the Sub Dlstrxct Contest Thos of us who survived the maiden voyage spent the summer on land equlpptng a sa1l boat for our second tr1p-we called our new sallmg vessel the Sophomore Sallboat The staff of the Sophomores conslsted of the followmg Captam Vlrgmla Kelley FYISI mate Gordon Thompson Purser and Log Keeper Wrlmer Elben Q I -Tn . 7. , 4 4 A . Q -., , , x ,, - . 1 A 7 A 7 . . . . . ,, . ,, V ' , . . D - . . , . . September 1, 1930 we, the class of 1954, left our native land-home, Nlother and A 9 I . - ' ' 9 7 7 7 Y D . . . . . ' rv V Y, . ' ' . . I . . , . . . - . . D . . , . . : . , . . . w ' v v 9 ' Pak r Fi teen

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as he sees a Joke rn everythrng ffor reference ask Spudj He rs also qurte musrcal as he can play at least a half dozen rnstruments as well as srng HOWARD ADWELL Buck rs wardrobe mrstress and bookrng agent for the football and basketball teams He studres very drlrgently when he rsn t passrng out gum to all hrs nerghbors especrally the grrls and puttrng tacks rn seats FREDA HUBNER Freda has not taken an actrve part rn the school lrfe but she spends her trme rn studyrng and grgglrng mth Dot She may be a farmer s daughter but she rs certarnly preparrng for a busmess career She plunks away farth fully at a typewrrter every day and knows her shorthand rlght out of the book JOHN HERRIOTT Johnny T rs such an rndustrrous boy He loves to work Physrcs problems etc He has been a farthful member of several athletrc squads but he never has enough energy left to stand up when speakrng to some of hrs pals WILMA BAIER Wrlma rs the other twrn In sprte of the fact that her great est rnterest rsn t rn school thrs year she has spared us enough trme to ard rn the srng mg and other school affarrs She can sometrmes be seen wearrng as many as srx wrrst watches oh' It s qurte all rrght she rs only keeprng trme for one of tht Freshman Home Ec Club basketball games DALE BEAVER Krck Em over and Shoot Em rn Beyer Here s the star that all lrttle boys hrtch therr wagons to And rf they don t get loose they 11 surely go somewhere Dale has been an out standrng athlete durrng all of hrs four years MARY DONALDSON Nrta IS the thrrd of the Three Mrrsketeers There couldn t resrst the pull and here she rs a memb r of Home Ec Club and a loyal booster HAROLD DAHLQUIST Jerry rs another of the famous Dahlqurst basket ball players He says that he can t srng but don t let hrm fool you He was rn the operetta hrs first year and made a very elegant gypsy but he gave up hrs career as an actor to become a basketball star Although a broken arm rn hrs unror year was qurte a hrndrance to hrm and has kept hrm from makrng the varsrty squad he never gave up and was the old farthful of M T H S ARCH THOMPSON Archre has been on the varsrty basketball team all hrs four years He only played football thrs last year but from all appearances he would have been a benefit to the team rn other years It rs so hard for Archre to obey hrs trarnrng rules and go to bed early FLOYD PITZER The Brng Crosby of the senror class and can he croon ' He also plays football berng Captarn of the team thrs year He was once a cheer leader However he gave up thrs professron and sought hrgher frelds such as operettas etc And now he s gorng to become a professronal farmer and do every thrng rn a brg way DOROTHY PECK Dot doesn t talk much but when she opens her mouth she emrts words of wrsdom She has been an actrve member of the Home Ec Club and has learned how to make herself very useful around a farm perhaps' WANDA BAIER Chrck rs one of the famous Barer tvrrns We ll leave rt up to you to decrde whrch one Shes been playrng her fiddle and excercrsrng her vocal cords rn the musrcal department very farthfully for four years and she can clrck out a pretty good tune on a typ wrrttr Prfr! , . . ' ff ' 77 fe ' 37 . . . , , , . ff 7, ' ' ' I 1 ' l . 1 ' ' ff ,Y , , . . . . - ' , , , , 0 . 1 - , . . . . , , was some doubt as to whether she would go to M. T. H. S. this year but she finally ' ' ' e . I , . , . , - 7 . lf ' ',Y ' ff WY . , , n I Q , . l re 37 v ' 7 .. , l l u - ,y - - V- a - . . , . . . . . . f J 'K' 'U 17 een

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The Sophomore crew had several representatives in musical and athletic activities, and won the inter-class basketball tournament. We progressed so beautifully our second year on the High Seas that at the end of the voyage we willed our sailboat to the Freshmen and pooled our money to buy a handsome steam boat-the junior. Our goodly crew chose the following officers: Edna Burger, Captain, Dale Beaver, First-mate, Owen Coon, Log Keeper and Purser, Dorothy Peck. Our gallant athletes won both the basketball tournament and the track meet. The good ship Senior was still traveling the High Seas, so the crew of the junior decided to entertain the crew of the Senior with a Prom. At various times we tied up along the shore and sold bread tickets to the housewives of Milford, and sponsored a movie, Smilin' Thru' . The deck of the ship was trans- formed into a ballroom, decorated with balloons. Small tables were placed about for the guests, and a large punch bowl stood at one end of the mess hall. The shipis orchestra furnished music for the dancing. The evening started with a grand march. During refreshments many speeches were made and a jolly time was had by both crews. This very successful Prom at the end of the voyage made us feel that we had progressed a great deal and we joyously anticipated our fourth voyage. The ocean liner Senior on which we embarked on our last voyage was indeed a magnificient leviathan. We chose as Captain a well experienced seaman, George Benner, our First-mate was a jolly fellow, Frank Bachman, and there were none quite so capable as our Log Keeper and Purser, Virginia Kelley. There was a new commandant in charge of the High Seas this year and we were fortunate to persuade him to be our Admiral, Mr. Plummer. Although years before, this same crew, while on the Freshman Raft, had taken part in musical productions, they were never so successful as this last year when they produced four leads in jerry of Jericho Roadf' Eleanor Wood, Kathleen Sloan, Edna Burger and Floyd Pitzer. Mary Spurgin placed second in piano in the Sub- District Contest and the Whippet Six. Edna Burger placed third in humorous de- clamation in the Whippet Six-fine accomplishments for our crew. The crew fur- nished about eleven boys for athletic events who made the Senior basketball team which won the inter-ship basketball tournament. Our sailors seemed to realize this was their last voyage and did their best. In the Ship's theater we produced a play entitled It Happened in Hollywood . As the reveille is the last bugle call of the day, so our Reveille is the last accom- plishment of the crew of the Senior Liner before Commencement. This was a noble enterprise and required great financial aid which was ably given by other organi- zations on the High Seas. This is a worthy book describing all aspects of journey- ing on the High Seas-a joyous life. It was with much sadness of heart that we, the sailors of the Senior Liner anchored for good at the port, Commencement. L