Milo High School - Sky Rocket Yearbook (Milo, IA)

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ee THE SKY-ROCKET' woo . MILDRED G. WHITLOW Peggy Class Vice-Pres. 3g Torch Consul: Girls' Glee Clubg Basket Ball Capt. 43 Track 3. Her favorite fruit is Ainsbe1'1'ies.Clai1ns hor ideal voc'ut,ion is woi-king in a Cloak and Suit Company, but that's only an cloak for the ambition that neally suits her. Capable and self- possessed. M1 9 2 Swoeeoww. 17

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oo O 0 wwocooooww THE SKY ROCKETQQQMQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ HENRY C. SCOTT Sc0tty Torch: Track 3. It is better to :have bluffed and lost than never to have bluffed at all. Class comedian. Never in a hurry. Always in good humor. GLADYS I. TOWN 'iSa.lly Torch Consul, Girls' Glee Clubg Basket Ball 45 Track 3. Peggy's chum has a characteristic grin but doesn't very often show it. Neat and quiet. She's a real country Town, C FRANKLIN TROTTER Frankie Sky Rocket: Abhleticsg Class Pres. 43 Torchg Track 3. Be frank and explicitg that's the right line to take when you want to conceal your own mind. Believes in prepared- ness. Already has his silver ware. I BERTINE VAN SYOC . Time She says she wants a new name. Envied for her ability to make good grades. Loves books. Modest, good and 'gra- cious. E a QXQGXGOQOQI 9 Zfgwoowoooov

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