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

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I, Uirlene Redeker, will my ability to keep up with Mm. Carpenter when dictating Shorthand to Wanda Callahan and some of my e tra heighth to Ann Todd and Jim Quakenhush. I, Waneta Schroeder, will my quiet ways to some of the loud Jun- iors, Also my seat in Shorthand to Karen Reeder. I, Robert Smith, will my seat in fourth hour Study Hall to Bill Hayslett, Take good cure of the girls at that table, Bill. I, Rose Ann Smith, will my sixth sense of humor to uButchn Calla- han, Also the ability to keep thc interest of one man. Watch Kenney, Butch. I, Joyce Ann Walker, will my mejwrette suit to M rlene Bury and all interests in Wellington, excwgt one, to Marge Hankey and my sister, Jean, Last, but not least, I, Suzanne Fry, will my cheerleading outfit to Sandy Thomas, the honor of being Homecoming Queen to my sis- ter, and the job of writing next years classy will to Bernadine Paris. CThat is if she returnsl. lass Represe ive Witnesses: 'Q Wikia ' o ,' , . PRINCIPAL l SPONSOR fWaz4ff,eZ , 3 SPONSG

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of '49 twenty-seven bewildered freshmen wandered through the halls of MTHS. After learning our locker combinations, where the different rooms were located, and the names of our teachers, ve had a few days to become acquainted with the strange faces. Under the Turnbaugh, me Bonnie Parish Crawford, and Our first chose Suzanne that the new parade were a It vasn't vnrifns clubs sponsorship of Miss newerly Alderson and Mr, R, C, elected officers for the year, They were President, Vice-President, Suzanne Fry, Secretary- Treasurer Bob Student Council, Joan Purden and Jimmy Stebbins. Pig activity we participated in was Homecoming, We Fry and Joyce Walker as our queen candidates. We thought experiences of making a float and participating in the lot of fun. lung before the members of our class had joined the and ot'er activities and re vere feeling more at home. After survivinf the first trying yefr we were looking forward to the nent three years, The follo'ing September found us back in the old familiar halls, we had lost all of our previous skyness. Under the guidance of Miss Maxine Bloom and Mr. Elden Hitchens, we elected our officers. They were President, Charles Hasselbringg Vice-President, Andy Husseng Secrot':ynT:cesu:cr, Suzanne Fryg and Student Council, Nadine Nevston and fbhert Crawford. Vith the Roseann Smith determination to win this year we chose Ruth buss and as our queen candidates, We were delighted when Ruth succeeded in tcing crowned Queen. ' Our elses cheerleaders. fident, was honored to have Suzanne Fry and Ruth Bass chosen Their poise made the members of the team more eelflanr On March 17, we had the pleasure of sponsoring the St. Pat's Dance. We had a marvelous time dancing to the music of John Piersol's orches- tra, Our second year was finished and we were anxiously looking for- ward to being Juniors.