Milton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Milton, PA)

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY On April 15 and 16, 1943, the Senior class presented their class play, Incognito, a mystery comedy filled with Suspense and hilarity. The play, under the able direction of Mrs. Charles Lontz, adds one more Sticcessful class play to Milton High School's long list. CAST Erich Jagendorf ...,.. ............. Head Stewardess Miss Hildick ,..,.. Trudy Blitt .,... Chic Johnson .,.,.. Mrs. Bascomb .,.... Jackson ...........,... Mrs. Timbell ...... Gertrude Shields Mrs. Shulman .,...,.,,.. Peterson, a stewardess .. Helen Clark .........,, Seedy Sloan .,........,. Captain Mitchell .. ,.... . Fred Collins ............ Herr Von Stumm . .... .. lst Sailor ...,.......,.... 2nd Sailor ..,.. 3rd Sailor ..... ....,..............,...,....,.............,. ........HAIxoLD EVANS WAGNIaR ...,.....MARY ELIZABETH HURFF JAMES HELENA FETTEROLE ., ...., FLORENCE DOWDELL Loxs PAWLING ........EDYTHE MEIITZ ....,...LUCIE BELFORD FLORA BEST BETTY JEANNE NEUHARD VIRGINIA ESCHBACH ELIZABETH CROMLEY RICHARD AMMERMAN DURRIZLL FRYMIRE .........T1-IOMAS STRINI3 JACK KLINE DELROY SCHNEQK ......,....RoBERT SMITH Student Director, PHYLLIS ENTERLINE S6'ffi7lglSTANFORD KUNKLE, MII.IiS KOSTENBAUDER Sfdgf-WILLIAM SCHRECK, ELLEIIY DIQRR, JOHN ULP, RANDOLPH STRAU13 LighfiI1g-DONALD BYERS Pmperlies-DONALD PEPPIZRMAN, Chairman AdUEYfiSi71gLESTHEIi DENIUS, Chairman P1ll7IiCiljJ-JOURNALISM CLASS TiCkEfSTFLORENCE LAGEIIMAN, Chairman Progrum-GRACE SANDS, Chairman Mdk6-UlI'PEARL TIFFANY, Chairman Ushers-JACQUELINE RANCK, Chairman Produrtion Manager-EDITH BENDEIL 24

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CLASS OF 1944 OFFICERS WILLIAM REESE - - - - - - President HELEN GLOCK - Vice President MARY REEDY - - Secretary ROBERT FULMER - - Trcaszzrer For the past two years, we, the class of 1944, have shared in the fun and Work of Milton High School. The members of our class have fought for our school in varsity athletics and participated in extracurricular activities. With the help of Mrs. Pesto, our class adviser, we sponsored as well as supported many successful dances and parties. We feel that Milton High has not only taught us chemistry and Latin, but the value of co-operationg and it has helped us realize our responsibility by molding stronger characters. To the seniors, Who led us and set such a splendid example, We extend our congratula- tions and hope that we may be able to lead as we have been led. 26