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

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CONTENTS Administration Faculty Classes Organizations and Activities Calendar, Humor and Advertisements C MR. ROY F. STEELE Not unmindful of the influence upon our lives of Roy F. Steele, who as principal during our first three years in High School, we hereby pay this tribute as token of our appreciation for his efforts in our behalf.

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MR. VERNON L. PLUMMER To Whom We Respectfully Declicate This Volume Mr. Plummer comes to Milford from the Peotone schools where he success- fully served as superintendent for three years. He had been active in the profession for ten years prior to entering the Peotone system. Among the noteworthy events and achievements of the year are two, to which we point with special prideg the District Basketball Tournament and again pub- lishing an annual after a lapse of two years. Both were accomplished through the leadership and farsightedness of our principal. We the class of M. T. H. S. 1934, do hereby dedicate this Reveille to Mr. Plummer in appreciation of his interest and worlc for our class, school and com- munity.

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Wm LYONS pm s. o. WRIGHT, seay HARRY HOLMES MAXWELL CRAWFORD PROMINENT PROGRESSIVE MEN OF COMMUNITY ELECTED TO PROMOTE ADVANCEMENT OF MILFORD TOWN- SHIP HIGH SCHOOL Signifying their interest in the development of education in Milford, men of this community have, in past years willingly accepted membership on the successive school boards, the organization most essential to the progress of the school. This group has as its objective the uplceep of the school building and its fix- tures, the direction of a course of study and the selection of capable instructors. The successful attainment of this objective leads to the awakening of the interests of the citizens and students in the school as an institution, involving the cur- riculum and athletics, as well as the establishment of various other organizations. The current school board, which was elected by popular vote, holds its meet- ings on the first Monday of each month. The members of this board include prominent, active and retired business men and agriculturalists, who represent the community at large. The business of the school is carried forward under the direction of our able President William Lyons, who has spent most of his life in and around Milford. He has served on several of our school boards and has successfully completed this year in spite of many difficulties. In close co-operation with him is Secretary S. O. Wright, a man well informed in the taslc of running schools, for not only is he acquainted with schools in the THOMAS LOVELESS EARL SMITH Wm, HASSELBRING