Milton High School - Cadet Yearbook (Milton, IA)

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L lon .H gl: cfwol afciuulzes M11ton Memorandum Staff The Mxlton Memorandum represented probably one of the fxrst endeavors to combme the town and school newspapers under a school organxzation Two serlous mxstakes kept It from being successful ln the f1rst place the ab1l1ty of the town to back the paper was less than estimated Wlth a listed populahon of nearly 800 Milton was able to gwe the paper only 78 subscr1pt1ons most of these from wtthln the school This m1sJudgment of the town was based on the fact that between three or four out of every f1ve resldents 1n M1lton are elderly or ret1red persons Wh1le the paper was scaled to 1ts listed populatwn the actual actwe port1on of Mmlton would correspond roughly to a town of 360 to 400 and the Memorandum was not desxgned for a town of such s1ze Reading from Left to R1ght the staff lncluded jocelyn Wrlson Robert Brady Robert Vannoy and joan Vance mn the first row and ln the second N C Garrett stand 1n for hospltalhzed Dale Snyderl Wayne Andrews johnny Holland and Rex Overstreet Co edltors were Robert Vannoy and Robert Brady who edrted the paper on alternate weeks Advertxsmng bus1ness and cxrculahon were the responsxbxhty of johnny Holland and Rex Overstreet wh1le Wayne Andrews was sports editor Copy preparatmn was cared for by Jocelyn Wxlson and joan Vance Of the above staff Dale Snyder Robert Vannoy and junior Boyd were actwe 1n pre par1ng this annual Because the paper was a sizable project the Memorandum Staff orgamzed and carrled out a school carmval to ra1se funds for the paper and to fmance the purchase of new basketball sults Th1s money was turned over to the Board When 1t appeared that the Board had 1ts own ideas about these funds and complamts were lodged that the staff used too much tzme for the paper the Memorandum was dlscon tlnued Smce w1thdraw1 of funds could be done only with Board consent the superm tendent looked around for a less expenslve prlntlng system until such a t1me as the Board should take actxon toward refundmg surns collected The Memorandum wishes to extend partxcular thanks to Messers Morgan and Brown for carrymg out the orlgxnal drwe for advertxsmg and to Mrs Iowa Andrews who acted as commun1ty news ed1tor 26 .Mol . ..' . . . . . . . . . .. - 1 . I I .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 I I I I . . . . . p s p.. 6 ' . . 1 n 1 . ' 1 I I , . . . , . . 1 I 1 ' . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . , - . . . . . I A' I - . .. . . . ' I , . .