Milton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Milton, PA)

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ibeobcafion . . . We, the class of 1951, are very proud to dedicate our edition of the Echoes to Miss JULIA C. HAGENBUCH and Mn. IMIARRY E. SWANGER. They have ever displayed a cheerful attitude and a willingness to assist us whenever we needed them. Through their excellent guidance they have aided us in making the most of our high school days and of Hnally attaining our goal as seniors. .5.

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OI elfUOI THE FUTURE ---- This is the theme of this 1951 edition of the Eclfmesg but it also holds another meaning which seems very dim for us as young people of this twentieth century. We young folk are all striving for happiness and security in the future, and the most important part of our lives is pre- paring for this happiness in high school. Most of us have pre- pared ourselves fairly well and know what we want out of life and how best to achieve those things. But is what we are striv- ing for what we shall receive? Shall our dreams be shattered and torn apart by another World War? Shall we be able to marry and rear the coming generations, or shall we be Hghting through the dust and vapor of the Atomic Bomb to secure our happiness? THE FUTURE ----- a no sE Rs l 9 1 A all l 4 .4.

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we jdaftky . . . Dn. A. G. W. SCIILECEL Superintendent of Milton Schools I IARRY E. SYVANCER Chemistry, Physics Vocational Science DCJRCJTIIX' E. BOYER Home Economics -IAMES O. TULE, IR. Vocational Education, Wood PHOEBE M. REINHART English, Journalism, Librarian ALBERT P. LYFORD Instrumental Music MRS. PRENTISS YV. QWENS Home Economics STANFORD L. KUNKLE High School Principal M. MARTHA BICKEL French, English PAUL C. CONFER U. S. History, Chorus Mas. I. HERBIAN SHADE Latin, English ELMER RUTH Vocational Education, Metal ELIZABETH E. HAWK Office Practice, Shorthand Typing ffENRY XM LONCENBERGER Entered Service September 30, 1950